20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. April 24. 1984
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In Brief If your’re among the 41 percent of American cartons. householders who will move during the peak summer Unless you obtain a binding estimate, the cost of Senior vice president months, you now have services and strageties that your interstate move will be based on the actual can save you substantially on your move — if you Your weight of your belongings or the amount ol space they M INNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Dan Banavige ha.s know they are available. Most of you. it’s a pity to take up in the van, plus the distance your belongings Manchester, Conn. been promoted to the new position of senior vice admit, don't know. Money's are being shipped, the amount of packing the movers president- 1. 'V’ou can obtain binding estimates of the cost of do and other services covering a wide range. Showers today; Wednesday, April 25. 1984 operations of Barry your interstate move from several companies so you Worth In 1982, the average household move cost $1,504. The Blower, a division of can compare the charges. The advantage; You know Sylvia Porter average weight totaled 3,871 pounds. And the goods sunny Thursday Single copy: 25C the Marley Co. His in advance what the move will cost, as long as you were transported an average 1,235 miles. — See page 2 areas of responsibil don't add to or subtract from the inventory. The In contrast, when a fam ily’s moving expenses were attrhralpr Mrralb ity will include m ar disadvantage: You can’t make last-minute changes picked up by the company employing a member of the keting. manufactur- without being forced to get new estimates and slowing family — when an executive is transferred, for i n g a n d down the process. Binding estimates also tend to err the interstate moving business. instance — the average cost was $2,963. And the engineering. on the high side. If you’re facing this always nasty ordeal, act at average weight was 7,491 pounds. Barry Blower is a 2. You can arrange for guaranteed pickup and once! Reserve your dates and contract with a moving There’s the whole story of saving-extravagance just Minnesota-based in delivery dates. Movers can charge for this service, company as soon as you can (you’re already late). If in those figures. The family moving itself saves. The ternational manu but most do not. possible, try to avoid this peak season altogether. family being moved by a company doesn’t bother too facturer of fans and 3. You can get a variety of forms of liability Some movers offer discounts off-season as an much. (Why should it?) blowers for com protection for damage and loss to your belongings incentive to you to do so. And if you must move, take If holding down costs is your goal, the key is G TB order mercial and indus during your interstate move. New since the Household full advantage of the 1980 law — which promotes definitely to junk as much junk as much useless, trial applications. Goods Transportation Act of 1980 is "full-value greater competition in the moving industry and which outdated stuff as you can. You’ll actually enjoy doing For the past six protection." which provides the full cost of repair or has resulted in movers developing some highly it. And not incidentally, transporting less will make years. Bonavige has replacement, with no deduction for depreciation. The com i^titive marketing strategies to woo you. life easier once you start to unpack. been vice president plans vary from company to company, some offer This is particularyl apparent on liability protection. of sales and market- deductibles; others specify a minimum value of goods In addition to the new protection plans, movers to cost state in g f o r Barry before you can buy this coverage. Be sure you continue to offer their old protection plans availale Money book now available Blower. Before join understand completely what you are getting. Ask the before 1980. Limited liability, provided at no extra ing Barry, he was representative of any moving company your’re cost to you, pay 60 cents per pound on repairs and “ Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money Dan Banavige associated with considering to explain your liability protection (plus replacement of damaged goods. You also can buy McQuay and ITT restrictions) in detail. liability protection that reimburses you for the management, is now available through her column. Nesbitt. Moving day is fast approaching for hundreds of market value of your belongings but factors in Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to "Sylvia $12 million He is an electrical engineering graduate of thousands of American families and businesses. depreciation. Porter’s New Money Book for the 802," in care of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy. N.Y.. The peak season is June 1 to Sept. 30, says the Keep in mind that movers usually do not accept Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, By Susan E. Kinsman towns, even richer towns, some and a 1958 graduate of Manchester High School. American Movers Conference, an industry-trade liability for breakage on items that you packed, or will Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press United Press International money toward public education. group whose members handle more than 90 percent of assume liability only if the driver inspects those Syndicate. The ruling could cost the state HARTFORD — A Superior Court $12 million more and force the Tool show opens today judge has ordered the state to fully Legislature to revise its budget for fund this year the Guaranteed Tax fiscal 1984-85 because it provides HARTFORD — The largest tool and manufac Ifs a difficult 1903 MARKET SHARE Pioneer Base grants helping towns and money only for 95 percent funding turing show to be held in New England this spring ■a' ouiietS’ cities pay for public education. of the GTB formula. opens at the Civic Center today. Sponsored by the In an 82-page ruling in the Horton The GTB law was enacted in Society of Manufacturing Engineers. Dearborn, vs. Meskill case. Judge Arthur L. response to an earlier ruling by the Mich., the Hartford Tool & Manufacturing art in locating reports Spada said the GTB formula was state Supreme Court in the Horton Engineering Conference and Exposition features constitutional, but further delays vs. Meskill case. It found the demonstrations of more than $8 million worth of in fully funding the grant program state’s reliance on property taxes advanced machine tools, computer-run produc the right nanny good gain 35.2°o were not. to finance local education tion systems, and related manufacturing unconstitutional. equipment. The judge blocked the state from Pioneer Systems Inc. has re changing the five-year phase-in for The GTB grants, proposed for a The three-day event runs through 6 p.m. EAST LONGMEADOW, Mass. (UPI) —'When ported that operating results for five-year phase in, were designed Thursday and is expected to attract more than Mary Poppins got her first job as a nanny, she didn’t GTB funding and minimum expen have to submit to a police check to make sure she was the first quarter of 1984 has shown diture requirements of towns and to increase state aid for education 13,000 manufacturing engineers, technologists, without a criminal record. a substantial improvement com cities and said the state must now and provide more equal educa and company executives from throughout New tional opportunities from town to England. But times have changed and so has the business of pared to the results of the first use two-year-old, rather than finding someone to take care oi a family, according to quarter of 1983. three-year-old data in figuring the town. Karen Hamlin, founder and president of the newly Income before extraordinary formula. “ Although current law requires Society honors Johnson formed New England Nannies Inc. gain for the three months ended He ruled unconstitutional the the GTB formula to be fully funded "W e want our nannies to be of a certain standard." March 3 was $618,000 (22 per cents minimum aid provision giving all for the 1984-85 grant year, this Robert Johnson of Manchester has earned said Mrs. Hamlin, 37, a former dental hygenist who share) contrasted with $4M,000 (26 court takes judicial notice that membership in Lutheran Brotherhood's 1983 started a medical office placement service four years cents per share) in the similar funding under the governor's sub Leaders' Club. He is a district representative for ago so she could stay home to take care of her own two period last year. Net income for mitted 1984-85 budget is proposed the fraternal insurance policy. children. the first quarter of 1984 was at a 95 percent level.. The addi The Leaders' Club is one of the society's top Kennedy She switched to governesses, nannies, butlers, au $1,006,000 (35 cents per share) tional effect is to extend the Herald photo by Tarquinio sales honors. Johnson qualified for membership pairs and gardeners in December after a friend asked compared with $788,000 (28 cents phase-in to seven years, two more in the club on the basis of the combined amount of a In the wake of last night’s fire, town firefighter Ronald Center Street. The smoky fire — which firefighters called her to help pick and train a nanny for her children. The ; per share) for the first quarter of unsure years than were originally contem life and health insurance, annuities and mutual experience made her realize the demand for qualified 1983. Sales for the latest quarter plated,” Spada said. Fiengo this morning examines smoldering records "nasty and stubborn” — was discovered shortly after funds he placed with Lutherans in his area. help. were $13,088,000, vs. sales for the In blocking further delays, Johnson is associated with Lutheran Brother of Impact inside the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. office on East midnight. sim ilar period in the prior year of Spada said “ Uie pattern is clear hood's Bernard Johnson Agency, Manchester. "M y friends were jetsetters, but 1 felt the need was everywhere. It didn’t have to be for the super wealthy $13,113,000. that the GTB formula is being School Superintendent James P. anymore," she said. " I couldn’t find someone 1 felt (Source; Beverage Digest) NEA/Monm Cecil The company reported that the systematically eviscerated for Kennedy said today that ’Tuesday’s Rogers division honored comfortable with taking care of my children." increase in operating results is both budgetary and fiscal Met Life offices damaged by fire Superior Court ruling which orders In fact. Mrs. Hamlin is banking the growing class of primarily attributable to improve reasons." The Manchester-based Molding Materials ments in its Pioneer International full funding of a state program to Spada said the minimum'expen young, married professional couples who don’t want By Sarah Passell morning and told employees that business Division of Rogers Corp. has won the company's Battle of the bubblers a n d Putnam-Gellman equalize ^ucational opportunity diture requirement “ correctly pla half ol the insurance office. The other nail ol to give up their careers to stay home with the kids but Herald Reporter would not be interrupted by the fire. Clients' 1983 quality award for cost reduction and an subsidiaries. is a positive step. But he questi ces the financial responsiblity of the office, the East Hartford branch, which don't want to ship them off to a daycare center either. records arc stored in a computer, he said. award for the best performance among the To millions, it’s the real thing. The Coca-Cola Co. is No. 1 Pioneer International reported oned whether it would be taken in reducing per pupil expenditures on Falknor Drive resident Leon Gagnon, who was created in January after a major Branch managers Richard S. Duquette and company's polymer-producing divisions. "A lot of couples who had children later have worldwide in sates of all its sodas. Runner-up Pepsi's an increase in net income of 32 time to make any difference in the the broad shoulders of both the had a fire in his kitchen Tuesday night, building renovation, was less severely 1984-85 school budget for M elvin A. M iller, who run the two The awards are among three annual perfor already started their careers and they don’t want to percent for the first quarter of 1984 state and local governments." couldn't reach anyone on the phone this damaged. The fire was not completely share of the market dropped in 1983 by nearly one Manchester. Manchester-based branches, said they ex mance awards givc>n by the Killingly-based give that up,” she said. $1,198,000 compared with $905,000) But the judge said he could see no morning at the Metropolitan Life Insurance extinguished until around 6 a.m. “ In the long run. it’ll be helpful,” One volunteer ffrefighter suffered minor pect Sells will find temporary quarters for company to its 10 divisions os part of a quality "The nannies are very devoted to the family and to percent. But Coke’s rose two percent — mostly because and Putnam-Gellman reported at justification for minimum aid. Co. office in Manchester. So he drove to the Kennedy said. “ But in a practical the company today. control program instituted in 1981. their children. They understand the values of the of the success of Diet Coke. 24 percent increase in sales which "The minimum aid, orginally company’s East Center Street office to file burns and was treated at Manchester sense. I ’m not sure it’ll have any Memorial Hospital. Griffin said. He said he' The Molding Materials Division also received family and they aren't transitory. I think that’s resulted in a net profit of $144,000 legislated to be phased out has his claim, only to find the place in semi-ruin They said local calls will probably be quarterly awards for its outstanding perfor important for the children,” she said. for the first quarter of 1984 effect.” been recently resuscitated, an from a smoldering fire that took town could not identify the volunteer. referred to other area olfices. Gagnon, the The jump from 95 percent to full The cause of the fire remains under mance or improvement against its own record compared with a loss of $21,000 in action that is constitutionally firefighters all night to put out. Falknor Drive man who drove to the office to A nanny has child-care training and can either live funding of the Guaranteed Tax investigation, but Griffin said he does not during each of the past four consecutive quarters. the similar period of the previous disequalizing and regressive," An unidentified delivery man discovered file his claim, was referred to the Wethers "These awards illustrate the commitment that with the lamily or cqme into their home during the Annual meetings Base program could mean $200,000 Spada said. suspect foul play. year. smoke coming out of the Metropolitan Life field office. Rogers Corp. and its Molding Materials Division day. Governesses also have teaching degrees and are more for Manchester, he said. Firefighter Clifton Sanborn, who remained Vogart Crafts, the company’s “ While this court is fully sympa building a few minutes after midnight and have to improving quality and reducing costs," certified as tutors, she said. 'IBat would complement the nearly at the scene late this morning, rejected a Neither fire nor insurance company needlecraft and paintcraft subsi thetic with the vital part that pulled a fire alarm. Deputy Fire Chief said Robert L. Smith, vice president of personnel. "She takes care of the children from the time they $5,800,000 Manchester already ex- request from Metropolitan employees to officials this morning had an estimate of the diary also contributed to the compromise plays in the legisla William Griffin said this morning. The Molding Materials Division manufactures get up in the morning until the time they go to bed or ^ pects to get. move some locked file cabinets out of the damage done or how long it would take to top guy’s big test profitability in the quarter — tive process, political considera Griffin, who was in charge of the scene, molding compounds used in electrical, electronic until the parents come home," she said. But “ the speculation is heavy repair. Two large open office spaces suffered although its sales decreased tions have never been an accepta called it a “ nasty, stubborn fire" that "took building. and automotive devices. that there’ll be an appeal," he ble justification for legislation that "They 'll put this stuff back together to find heavy water and smoke damage, with the Mrs. Hamlin’s applicants go through personal slightly as compared to the pre us some time to find.” With no flames visible added. An appeal would hold up the ' impinges upon a fundamental out what the hell caused it," Sanborn said, Manchester salesmen's office getting the interviews, reference checks, a physical, a police NEW YORK (UPI) - Corpora could ask why a pension plan is vious year’s results. outside, firefighters entered the building to . process. right," Spada said. surveying the severely water- and soot- worst of it. officials said. check and a half-day seminar on child health and tions large and small often choose inadequately funded or press for Pioneer International continues hunt for the source of the smoke, starting in Gallagher promoted " I don’t think we could advise He also upheld the categorical damaged desks and files, on top of which safety, first aide and other basic training, she said. a day in April or May for their details on the caliber of the pension to exi^rience increased demand the basement and tearing through two false Other businesses located in the building Hillery J. Gallagher of Manchester has been the Board of Directors to expect grants program, ordered adoption ceiling panels lay scattered. The New England Nanny Training School will open annuair meeting of shareholders. plan’s investments. There are a for primary and high technology ceilings in the process, Griffin said. suffered only light to moderate smoke additional income in this year’s of a statewide core curriculum as Clyde Sells. Metropolitan's Hartford-area promoted to associate counsel in advanced sales this spring in Springfield to offer a more extensive For investors who have an dozen such questions about pen parachute systems and related They eventually found the origin of the fjre damage. Deputy Chief Griffin said. at the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. in budget' plans,” Kennedy proposed by the state education sales manager, was on the scene this eight-week course that includes such things as social opportunity to attend these gather sion plans and executive compen products from its principal mil in a paper storage area of the Manchester Hartford. ; continued. commissioner and said a 50-50 split etiquette, she said. ings, it can be a rare chance to sation in the Arthur Young booklet, itary and aerospace customers of education costs between the Gallagher joined Connecticut Mutual in 1979 as question the top executives face-to- and most are multi-part. the company said. Pioneer Inter ■ The issue is complicated by “ a state and municipalities was an attorney. Gallagher is a graduate of Boston Although she will place nannies anywhere, the 15 face about past results and the What about requests for sales or national is also involved ii\ the lot of unknowns,” he said, such as College and the University of Connecticut School how Judge Arthur L. Spada’s unnecessary. placements made so far have been in Connecticut and outlook for the current year. For earnings forecasts? It might be design and production of “ state-of ol Law. decision to deny school-aid grants “The pricetag for the state Massachusetts, she said. Within the next 90 days, she the well-prepared corporate of hard to give a specific answer in a the-art” ultralight aircraft callet Chemical leak sends 39 to hospital appears to be $12 million,” said hopes to be making 12 placements each month. ficer, it’s a chance to put the volatile industry, and if the fore Flightstar. to the wealthiest towns — and company’s best foot forward and cast is off-target the executive require poorer towns to increase Deputy Attorney General Elliot Antique business opens Mrs. Hamlin has a file of 75 nanny and governess ’The growth in sales and profita VERNON — A drum of chemical ol those examined showed signs of thing apparatus, firefighters re said today that operations re make a good impression on the might look like he wasn’t on top of ; the amount they spend on schools Gerson. He based his estimate on applicants — ranging in age from 19 to 75 — and 10 bility of the company’s Putnam material gave off sulphur dioxide exposure to fumes, but all were moved the drum from the plant turned to normal this morning Nostalgia and Luce, an antique business stockholders. things. One approach, says Pear — will affect the pool of available $22 million for full funding less the prospective clients at any given time, she said. Gellman subsidiai^ comes prim fumes at Amerbelle Corp. early evaluated as a precaution. and stabilized it. Only salt and dry when the first shift reported for specializing in antique linens and crochet items, To aid the corporate chiefs in son, is to put forecasts into a range money. estimated $10 million allocated for work. arily from Putnam’s coating this morning, sending 39 people to Vernon Fire Chief Donald Mag- sand could be used. has opened at 94 Cambridge St. in Manchester. Her clients will probably have to have an annual their presentations, some of the of figures, and keep the range as Manchester is in no danger of minimum grants. finishing and dyeing division the Rockville General Hospital uda said the chemical involved Firefighters were called to the Representatives of the Depart Owner Jane E. Wlochowski said the business also income of about $50,000 to afford the $130 to $200 larger accounting firms have narrow as possible. falling into either the wealthy or “ If the plaintiffs had won all they Putnam-Herzl Inc., which has emergency room to be examined was thiourea dioxide. When it 104 E. Main St. plant at about ment of Environmental Protection handles estates, appraisals and other aspect's of weekly salary plus room and board for a nanny or prepared booklets pointing out And what happens when stock poor category, according to - sought, the implications for the undergone significant changes in for exposure to the noxious fumes. comes in contact with either water midnight and remained on the were on the scene and the federal the antique busine.ss. governess, she said. what questions are likely to be holders seek details about areas of Kennedy. The precise amount of state would have been at least 10 manufacturing efficiency, produe One person, an ambulance at or metal, it gives off sulphur scene until 5 a.m. Occupational Safety and Health Appointments can be made by calling 646-3698. Clients pay a $400 commission for each full-time asked. the company’s operations where money the town will get is times that,” Gerson said. “ Ap tivity and product line orientation tendant, remained in the hospital dioxide fumes, he said. Those examined at the hospital Administration has been notified, placement and lesser amounts depending on the Some of the hot topics likely to there is bad news? “ In the long determined by a long, complex proximately SO towns in state will 'This, coupled with increased.de today in satisfactory condition. A He said investigators do not included about 20 Amerbelle em the Amerbelle spokesman said. number of days for part-timers. The company and come up, says David B. Pearson, a run, the best strategy is to bring it GTB formula, which takes into have to pay more for education Hoimes attends conference mand from its primary customers, hospital spokesman declined to know why the cardboard drum of ployees. The others were firefigh Amerbelle's man operation at its school should do about $160,000 worth of business the partner in the Arthur Young out in the open, tecause if you account town income, property than they currently do,” he said.— has yielded improv^ operating identify the man. chemical began to oxidize. ters and ambulance personnel. Vernon plant involves fabric Arthur G. Holmes of Holmes Funeral Home, 400 first year, she said. accounting firm, are possible don’t, you’ve lost credibility,"says wealth, the number of welfare Gerson said the state had not results. The spokesman said only 15 or 20 Wearing acid suits and brea A spokesman at Amerbelle Corp. dyeing. Main St., Manchester, attended the 26th Annual mergers and acquisitions, effects Pearson. “ And in the short run, families, and other variables. decided whether to appeal. "Rather than having an array of pqople that are all Alan H. Greenstadt, president of Conference of the International Order of the of interest rates, effects of the stockholders are impressed if you different in their values, having a nanny gives the Pioneer System, said, “ All facets Golden Rule held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in strength of the U.S. dollar, and. for say ‘here’s our problem, and parents peace of mind that their children are well of the business are continuing to San Francisco April 2-4. banking concerns, the status of here’s our plan for attacking it.’’’ show improvement. In particular, taken care of," she said, loans to underdeveloped countries. Strong earthquake jolts California The International Order of the Golden Rule is New regulations from the Secur however, our focus on military and an association of funeral directors with approxi "They have a committment to that family. It’s not In the Arthur Yqung booklet, like a teenager that come in for a few hours in the ities and Exchange Commission aerospace products and services mately 1,200 members. The annual conference is which Pearson co-authored, the vjuiii(..i.'iut. in Oakland fled from the make it more difficult this year for has been the most significant MORGAN HILL, Calif.- (U P I) — North A woman at the observatory said it felt part of a continuing education program provided afternoon. They don’t invite their friends over and very first question is about the building, shouting “ Earthquake! they don’t talk on the phone," she said. dissident groups to formulate contributor to our improved per ern California’s latest earthquake, the like "somebody grabbed the mountain and to members of the association. economic outlook for 1984. Pearson Earthquake! ’’ proposals and have them included formance over the past six fourth in the Bay Area to top 6.0 on the jerked it twice." Members of the Order of the Golden Rule have says a good way to handle such a In Morgan Hiil, a dam above the Mrs. Hamlin interviews prospective clients to "see on proxy forms sent to stock quarters." Richter scale s^ce the great quake of 1906, In Morgan Hill, more than 10 trailer been encouraged to take additional training in question is to zero in on how the community developed a crack and an old what the lifestyle is, check how they discipline the holders before the annual meeting. caused little damage — but for some, it was homes at the Morgan Hill Apartments and consumer areas affected by new Federal Trade expected economic trends will bridge over a one-lane road was nearly children” and compare those attributes to nanny The accounting firm of Deloitte a disaster. Trailer Court were knocked off their Commission rules for funerals. affect the company. buried by a landslide. Furniture, dishes and candidates, she said. Haskins & Sells believes such Dollar shows While local officials gathered reports concrete supports. He says today’s investor is fixtures inside homes were destroyed. " I felt one situation was a dangerous situation. dissident groups may respond with about cracked roadways and broken glass, well-informed and is looking for Twelve people, including four school- ••••^woooooooooo*********** There were a lot of guns lying around the home increased grilling of corporate slight gain Raul Moreno, 30, and Sam Sotelo, 27, Nielsen elected VP specific, on-point answers. “ The children, were injured, none seriously. carelessly," she said. "There were too many family executives at the meetings. The wondered where they would find the money smart investor will see right They were treated for cuts and bruises Chicago resident Petrine J. Nielsen, daughter problems to send'a nanny into.” firm ’s booklet lists 500 questions LONDbN (U P I) — The U.S. to repair their nearly demolished trailer Inside Today through a smokescreen,” he says. when falling furniture hit them. of Dorothea P. Nielsen of Manchester, was that might be asked. dollar showed a slight gain today homes. Although she places also butlers — male nannies — Pearson thinks one reason for on European money exchanges The tremor that registered 6.2 on tbe 24 pooes, 4 sections, elected an assistant vice president at Harris Bank they aren’t in demand much, she said. " I think it’s just the emergence of the smarter The quake’s epicenter was 12 miles 1 advertising supplement in Chicago, HI. Harvey D, Moskowitz, national after the four-day Easter weekend. Richter scale when it rumbled through Ihe tradition that the woman takes care of the children investor is that annual reports are director of accounting and audit southeast of San Jose in mostly open Ms. Nielsen joined Harris Bank in 1980 after Gold prices rose in both Ziirichand San Francisco Bay Area just after 1 p.m. farmlands and rolling hills. It was felt A d v ice...... 12 Lottery...... 2 and the household," she said. giving much more information ing at Seidman and Seidman, says London. working as a personnel consultant for MKM PST Tuesday ripped apart the young farm Area towns...... 1» Obituaries__ ...... 8 Au pairs are similar to nannies but also do light than in the past. Individuals who chief executives should expect the throughout most of central California as far Consultants. She served in the Charge Card and •.5l*l*i**" Zurich opened today at workers’ homes and terrified their north as Sonoma County, east to the Nevada Business ...... 21 O pinion...... 4 house work, she said. take the time to study these reports unexpected in preparing for the . 21-24 Peopletalk ...... 2 Bank Card Operations divisions before moving to $w .50 an ounce, up $1 from families. border and south to San Luis Obispo. Classified ...... are coming up with pointed ques meetings. The quake was powerful enough to cause Comics...... 18 Sports...... 9-12 the Midwest Banking Group. "None of them can fly. I wish they could do that kind Thursdays close at $385.50 an Television__ ...... 18. tions about the company’s "Management should be ready skyscrapers more than 70 miles north in A local state of emergency was declared Entertainment . ...14 Ms. Nielsen received a bachelor’s degree from of m agic." she said. “ We do look for people who are ounce. In London the gain .was operations. to answer even questions that in Santa Clara County and the town of Michigan State University and a master’s cheerful, that’s important for children." ^ Pfecious metal was San Francisco to sway for more than 30 For example, a stockholder seem ill-conceived, argumenta 8385.05 an ounce, compared to UPI photo Morgan Hill. degrees from Loyola University. She is currently She has offices to solicit clients in North Palm frightening seconds. SAMPLE$ TODAY might read the fine print about tive, misdirected, or that have previous close at 1385.00. Water crashed out of hotel swimming Several homes in the exclusive Jackson The Manchester Herald today continues Its pursuing an MBA degree at Northwestern Beach, Fla; Houston, Texas; Lafayette, La.; pension plans and inquire whether Rich Martins hardly knows where to begin as he surveys University. already been answered In the pools in San Jose, people ran through the Oaks section of Morgan Hills received sampling program to bring copies of the Philadelphia, Pa.; Memphis, Tenn.; Springfield and an overfunded plan ought to be . .opened in Paris at newspaper to non-subscribers In Manchester. annual report or proxy state 8.20M French francs, up from damage to home in Morgan Hill, Calif., after the area was hit by stioets of Hollister, several miles south of structural damage, officials reported. One one opening in Cambridge in August, she said. terminated. Or the stockholder ment,” Moskowitz said. Friday s noon closing at 8.1000. an earthquake Tuesday. Morgan Hill, and about 100 people at a was knocked off its foundation.
1. p f. » MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 25. 1984 - 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wt-dnesdav. April 25. 1984 Woman narc loves her job, danger and all Manchester school board tackles special ed proposals was in a plane cra.sli. By Sarah E. Hall Bv Sue Allison 1 dealt a little marijuana." she said. so far this school year are $589,545, criticized us shurl-.sighied the chronic runaways. taught in town il the adolescent lor insurance experts in the Four agents, including Mrs. Pence, were "trying to The dealer believed her and later introduced her to Herald Reporter United Press International about 48 percent over the approp public outcry over proposals like The st'hool board has not control treatment center is established. community to let him know if such finish a drug deal" by pretending they were flying his supplier, who was arresud. riated budget. that for the group home, claiming over 72 percent ol the placements. coverage exists. The Legislature is drugs into Tennessee from another area, she said. Otln i board members sugge.sted NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Her mother doesn't know it. Despite the risks that are part of her job, Mrs. School board members, con Kennedy agreed to notify the such facilities save money in the Cormier said. Although a planning already considering a cap on "W e took off in a small plane from a grass strip and Pence's her husband is not overly-concerned about cerned about the mushrooming of exploring ways to increase local but Donna Pence has survived a plane crash, carried directors, but said he did not know long run. and placement team reviews the spending for individual special after we were up. the engine stalled. W eal! thought we control over tuition expenditures. briefcases full of cash and illegal drugs, posed as a her safety. She said he has a “ different perspective" a special education deficit, consi if he could give a "hard Hgure" on placement decisions of the Depart education students, a plan the were dead. My head was torn open and I believed I "The preventative stufi has to Chairman Leonard E. Sender said lesbian prostitute and had a contract out on her life. because of his SWAT team work. dered both stop-gap proposals and next year’s anticipated shortfall ment ol Children and Youth superintendent endorses. was blind because ol the blood in my eyes," she said. ways to prevent future overspend occur at a much earlier age." he some kind ol joint insurance with Mrs. Pence, 32, was the Tennessee Bureau of But the birth of the couple's iirsf baby in four for special tuitions. Services, psychiatrists, and par Dyer suggested forming a con "I carry a picture of the plane in my wallet." ing at their Tuesday meeting. said. other towns might protect that Investigation's only woman undercover drug agent months will force them to re-evaluate tlie risky He said "tw o big unknowns” are ents. the state mandates com sortium with other towns to The crash delayed the planned drug bust, but did not account from horrendous deficits. lor five years, and is now one of three women in the business she is in. involved: whether an adolescent Since March 1. $33,423 has been pliance in most cases. establish a live-in facility, but was stop it. narcotics unit. "It is a concern," she said. "1 don't honestly know Francis Mafle Jr. urged School day treatment center will open in spent for 11 Manchester students, "But you re talking about an told that would not be financially "W e consumated the drug deal a month later and "Vei-y. ver> seldom is it any "M y mother doesn't want to know what 1 do," she what I'm going to do. I know this mamma will be in Sufierintendent James P. Kennedy the closed Highland Park School, placed elsewhere. Special Educa umbrella policy for 7,000 (Man feasible. Allan Chesterton, direc got three defendants," she said. thing more than a rubber stamp." said. .some kind of police work, but I don't know if I'll stay in make the town directors aware and whether the Transitional Liv tion Director Richard Cormier told chester) students," school busi tor of curriculum and instruction, In another life-threatening incident, a fellow Cormier said. Mrs. Pence, a former Vanderbilt University narcotics." of -a possible runaway situation ing Center Foundation will suc the group. Those placements ness manager Raymond Demers said that the administration consi agent's carelessness put her in jeopardy. Pregnancy has not hampered her undercover work, psychology major, said her husband, Ken, was here." Total expenditures for ceed in starting a group home for range from Newington Childreij's He added that at least four said, predicting costs would be dered such a plan a few years ago, " I borrowed the agent's car for a drug buy," she she said. It would have been a definite advantage responsible for the radical change in her career plans sending handicapped or troubled teenagers on Olcott Street. Hospital to Elan One. a place in Manchester students who now prohibitive. along with Glastonbury and East said. "H e'd cleaned it out so it could not be identified, during college. He was an engineering m ajor at during one pre-pregnancy stake-cut. students to out-of-district schools Board member Richard Dyer Maine for severely disturbed. Kennedy, however, made a plea Hartford, then dropped il. but he left his badge case up in the sun visor." attend school elsewhere could be Vanderbilt when he decided to become a Nashville "They needed someone to stake out a grocery The drug buy had been completed when the badge police officer instead. during the middle of the day who wouldn't look out of " I thought if he can do it, I can, too," she said. case fell, she said. I ^ place, so I bought a maternity blouse and a pillow. A He wound upon the police department SWAT team, "W e were sitting there and 1 was trying to get the pregnant secretary at the office taught me how to Candidate opposes a defecit amendment and his wife became the first woman TBI agent. dealer to talk, to tell me where the drugs came from walk and sit. It worked fine — we got the dealer." she Manchester The job is dangerous, she said, but offsetting the and who his connections were. He was playing with said. A constitutiunal prohibition against House's lather, retired chiel justice does work," with that help. House said. On nuclear arms. House said the risks is the satisfaction of arresting drug-dealing the sun visor the whole time we were talking." deficit budgeting would be unenforcea Charles S. House, was a guest at the Both speakers mentioned "means people being drawn to the nuclear- "profiteers who have no concept of what they are When the drug dealer saw the badge, Mrs. Pence "The guy I was working with nearly died laughing. In ble and would not go into effect fast Kiwanis luncheon meeting. testing" as a way to achieve some freeze cause now are knowledgable doing to other individuals." said she "started talking" and went for her hidden gun When the arrest came down it was at a busy DONNA PENCE enough to help in the current high The younger House, a former aide to control over entitlement programs in about weapons systems. He said "There is danger almost continually in my unit," at the same time. But she didn't need the gun. intersection. Here’s this pregnant woman with a gun deficit problem, Arthur House, Demo Sen. Abraham Ribicoll, is seeking the the federal budget. Means testing is the history has convinced them that every she said, "but the closest I'v e come to dying is when I " I told him my boyfriend was a copand that he knew pointed at some guy.” .. painting at home Budget vote date changes cratic contender for election as repre Democratic nomination in the district process by which benefits to recipients weapons system that has been de The Board of Directors will set the budget for sentative from the Sixth Congressional now represented by Rep. Nancy • of such programs would be geared lo signed has been used. 1984-85 on May 2 and not on Monday as originally District, told members ol the Manches Johnson. R-Conn. Mrs. Johnson spoke their other financial assets. He said it is now neeessary lo worry planned. ' ter Kiwanis Club Tuesday. to the Manchester Republican Of the federal deficit. House said a about nuclear arms in the control ol Weather Mayor Barbara Weinberg has called a special House, a Manchester native from a Women's Club April 18 in the .same m ajor cause of it is entitlement Third World countries. Peopletalk meeting May 2 at 8 p.m. in the Lincoln Center prominent Republican family, spoke to room at the Manchester Country Club. programs automatically tied to infla At the same lime, he said, the United hearing room for budget action. tion and not under the control of States must maintain .security and club members about the budget, Hou.se and Mrs. Johnson seemed lo Today’s forecasts On Monday, the board will hold two public Congress. He said that after 1972 Social compete militarily with the Soviet nuclear arms control, and the relation agree on two points, at least. hearings, one on a proposed water rate increase ship between a U.S. representative and Security was linked was linked to Union, which he described as a nasty Michael Jackson in pain What’s next for MacLaine Connecticut, Massachusetts and One was that an important role ol of 65 percent and one on a proposed sewer rate his constitutents. inflation and inflation ran rampant in adversary, a very defensive country. Rhode Island: Today cloudy with a U.S. representative is helping conlitut- Superstar singer Michael Jackson is suffering The actress, singer and danc-er Shirley increase of 55 percent. House said it would take a least live the 1970s. He said that, while he was in the chance of showers. Highs in the uenls within the district deal with the some pain during recovery from intricate laser MacLaine, who just won an Osqpr. was asked by a Mrs. Weinberg said that delaying the budget years for a constitutional amendment He opposed automatic indexing ol Soviet Union with Sen. Ribicoff. 50s. Tonight clearing over western federal government. surgeiy because he refuses to lake prescribed reporter, "What next?" Miss MacLaine ans meeting would give the directors a chance to to become effective. If the Congress benefits and automatic de-indexing on Russians were very na.sty to Ribicofl. sections, mostly cloudy over the painkillers. Dr. Stephen Hoefflin, who used the wered, "Well, I've never ridden an elephant." consider what is said at the public hearings failed to pass a balanced budget, there House said government has become the ground that politicians "ought to be who was probably the strongest advo east. Lows in the 40s. Thursday laser to vaporize scorched tissue on Jackson's She opens Thursday night in New York in a Monday. would be no recourse. .so complicated that constituents need accountable:' and not be relieved ol the cate of an arms control treaty among mostly sunny and mild. Highs in scalp during the 80-minute surgery last Wednes one-woman show. "Shirley MacLaine on Broad At least one director, Democrat Stephen T. "Would you pul Congress in jail',’ " he help in finding their way through the responsibility for making separate the Congressmen on the mission. the 60s except in the mid SOs along day, said the entertainer dislikes medications w ay." and there are reports when the curtain Cassano, has said he is not convinced the 65 asked. federal bureaucracy. "The system decisions on the programs. the east coast. because of his strong moral and religious beliefs. goes up. the actress will be atop one of the huge percent water rale increase is warranted. Jackson, 25, is "having an excellent, rapid beasts. Maine: Occasional rain or driz recovery and is in good health" resting at home, Ringling Bros. Bamum & Bailey, now appear zle today. Highs 43 to SO. A chance said Hoefflin. "He's writing some songs consider ing at Madison Square Garden, said if Shirley of light rain or drizzle tonight. Back clinic won’t fly Park committee approves final plans ing his experience." the doctor said. "This is a wanted to ride an elephant, the circus is willing. A Lows 34 to 40. Becoming partly sunny north, cloudy south with The Health Department's wellness program is very important time for him." HoefllinexpecLs to spokesman said "we have 22 elephants at her By Kathy Garmus Betsy Kaemmerlen, of CR3 Inc., said Ms. Kaemmerlen said that as soon as park's east border. SNET. whose partial clearing southwest in the running smoothly — except for a back-care class remove the stitches on Jackson's head by May 2. disposal." Herald Reporter the linden trees were chosen becau.se ol the specifications were added to the building abuts the site, purchased a afternoon. Highs SO to 60. that just can't seem to gel off the ground, their symmetrical shape and relative drawings, the plans would be com portion of the land from the town to New Hampshire: Occasional community health nurse JoAnne Cannon told the The Vietnam Veterans Memorial neatness. pleted and ready to put out to bid. That build a ramp from Ford Street to its rain or drizzle today except just Advisory Board of Health Monday. Park moved another step closer lo "It would be a very lormal looking will take a couple ol days, she said. parking lot. cloudy south this afternoon. Highs She said that the class, designed to help people realization Tuesday when the commit tree, " she said. General Manager Robert B. Wei.ss In another matter, committee Co- Different strokes Caddy owners have it tough mid 40s to low SOs. A chance of light with aching spines, has been postponed twice tee responsible for its design approved The plans do not call for shade trees suggested that Southern New England chairman Glenn Beaulieu said that rain or drizzle north and cloudy because of insufficient enrollment. The others, "Strokes of Genius", a series on the tumultuous Cadillac owners in exclusive sections of Queens final plans for the park, which will be on the Main Street border ol the park, Telephone Co. send out the park plans $7,664 had been donated for the park as south tonight. Lows34to42. Mostly focusing on weight reduction, smoking cessation, lives of five modem American art giants, in New York City have been plagued for the past located at the southeast corner ol Main an issue which prompted the resigna- * as an alternate bid item when it seeks of Monday. The committee is trying to cloudy north and becoming partly Cloudy with Bhowen today and aerobics, are under way. premieres on PBS on May 8. Hosted by actor two months by thefts of car parts — their $1,700 and Center streets. tion of the committee's previous bids its own plans for a ramp on the raise about $30,000. sunny south Thursday. Highs in the The department is awaiting word on a possible Dustin Hoffman, the production — which gives bumpers. Today cloudy with a 60 percent chance of showers. Highs in the mid The final plans, drafted by the chairman. Dr. Douglas H. Smith. SOs north and 60 to 65 south. state grant to establish a wellness program lor intimate portraits of Jackson Pollock, Arshile An average of one set of bumpers a day is being Simsbury landscaping firm ol CR3 Smith favored the so-called street Vermont: Cloudy^and breezy SOs. Winds northwest 10 to 15 mph. Tonight mostly cloudy. Lows near workers, Ms. Cannon added. She and colleagues Gorky, Franz Kline, Willem de Kooning and stolen from the luxury automobiles in the Inc., differed little Irom those pres trees, but other committee members today with a little drizzle or 40. Northerly winds 10 to IS mph. Thursday becoming mostly sunny have proposed offering police, firefighters, and David Smith — is directed by Steven Spielberg. Douglaston. Bayside and Little Neck sections of ented to the Vietnam Veterans Memor ' feared they would block the view of the occasional light rain. Highs mostly and mild. Highs 65 to 70. Today's weather picture was drawn by Jon town management employees seminars on topics T h eH a gga r Although they came from different parts of the Queens, Capt. John Gilmarlin of the 111th ial Park Committee earlier. monument. in the SOs. Considerable cloudiness Golas, 9, of 267 Boulder Road, a fourth-grade student at Highland such as dietary fats and physical inactivity, then world, all five gravitated to New York's precinct said. They call for a V-shaped walkway, "The intent there was that these with lows around 40 tonight. Park School. extending the program to others. Greenwich Village in the 1920s and 1930s when The bumpers cost about $1,700 to replace, made of a material resembling brick, trees (lindens) were going to get large Suit: Becomi.g sunny on Thursday. At least some of the seminars would lake place American art held liltle international respect. ,Gilmartih said. to lead to a black granite monument enough that they will be a big enough Warmer. Highs in the 60s. during working hours, she said. The production marks Hoffman's debut as a TV He said the bumpers are very easy to remove which will be 33 feel long and 7 feet element for that space." Ms. Kaem Guaranteed wash after host. and advised Cadillac owners to have bumpers Long Island Sound: Small craft high. The center stone of the monument merlen said in explaining the ab.sence spot-welded to prevent thelt. advisory remains in effect. No-contest plea entered will be inscribed with the names of the of street trees. w a ^ after wash after wash Gilmartin said he suspect.s groups ol teenagers Winds northwest 15 to 25 knots 14 Manchester residents who died in the The lindens will eventually grow to are stealing the auto parts. with higher gusts today and early Edward N. Irish. 28. of 181 Oakland St., pleaded Vietnam War. heights of between 50 and 60 feet, she after wash after wash Bridging the gender gap tonight then 10 to 20 knots late no contest Monday in Manchester Superior Court The plans call for eight linden trees to said. Street trees could be added later if tonight and Thursday. to one count of first-degree sexual assault, court be planted just east of the walkway, the committee wanted them, she said. Ms. magazine's Gloria Steinem and Esquire's Visibility over 5 miles through officials said. and arborvitae and flowering shrubs The plans also call lor live concrete Phillip Moffitt co-host "The Big Thaw," a forum Her time has come (again) Thursday. Irish is scheduled to be sentenced June 4. He scattered elsewhere around the site. pads along the walkway to hold on the gender gap May 9 at New York's Waldorf Weather cloudy with chance of a was arrested Jan^"6 and charged in connection There will also be a mulch bed at the benches that will be donated. Manches Actress Mamie Van Doren is ready lor a Astoria. Moderated by CBS-TV's Mike Wallace, •shower today. Clearing tonight. with a report of child molesting. The parents of northeast comer of the park for a ter Structural Steel Inc. has donated a comeback 17 years after the motion picture era ol the discussion will highlight the changing roles of Fair Thursday. the child have filed suit against him in Hartford possible garden, according to the flagpole for the park, committee the busty blonde. " I f there was a dumb-blonde men and women in personal relationships and the Average wave heights 2 to 4 feet Superior Court, charging that the incident plans. Co-chairman William Hunniford said. workplace, the state of contemporary marriage role in any movie, 1 got it," says 51-year-old Miss today and early tonight then 1 to 3 occured when Irish's wife, who was babysitting and the impact of women on the political system. Van Doren. who was discovered by Howard teet late tonight. their child, left Irish and the child alone together. Other panelists include columnist Jimmy Breslin Hughes. "The 50s were the golden years. That's In return for his plea, prosecutors have dropped and author Barbara Ehrenreicb. when 1 made my name. Then the 60s came along a charge of risk of injury to a minor. Irish has and feminists started the natural, no-bra look. 1 Extended outlook been free since posting an $8,000 bond. admire that, but that's what pul me out of DOUBLE ■Yf 260 NO. MAIN ST business." Miss Van Doren; who recently had a Extended outlook for New Eng- VNA head voices complaint MANCHESTER, CT photo session with Plbjttey magazine, now land,Friday through Sunday: Satellite Blew THE V A LU E X i V ^ T l NORTHWAY Rock’s bad boy too rowdy believes her time is coming around again. "The Connecticut, Massachusetts and Lois Lewis, executive director of the Visiting PLAZA 80s are moving toward a more artificial, plastic Rhode Island: Fair Friday and Singer Danny Spanos, known as the "bad boy of Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. E S T shows Nurses Association, told the Advisory Board of ' O F Y O U R look." she says. "M y experience from the 50s is Saturday, phance of showers Sun Health Monday that it's not valid to compare the rock music." was arrested early Monday outside going to be very helpful" day. Mild through the period. layered precipitation clouds over the northern and western Rockies a Mojave Desert motel for disturbing the peace and associated with a developing winter-like storm over Colorado. geriatric clinics her agency used to offer to those IMANUFACTURER'S Daytime high temperatures now given by the town. and being a public nuisance. An Epic Records Shower clouds over Pennsylvania and New York State and rain A n d y I mostly from the mid 60s to the mid "It's definately apples and oranges," she spokesman said Spanos was giving a "playback" 70s except cooler along the coast. clouds over nprthern New England are associateciwith a stubbornly COUPONS listening session of his new "On F ire" album for complained. "Comparisons arenH accurate." Overnight lows in the 40s to the slow moving storm over the Northeast part ol4he country. At the last board meeting. Health Director „ o l , record industry executives and friends when Fleetwood Mac foundering lower 50s. Details in Store ' aC DPEOPLE D i C Dl CPlEflSERS police were called to the Lakeshore Motel near Ronald Kraatz had released cost and usership Despite 30 million in album sales. Fleetwood Vermont: Fair Friday. A chance Spanos' Mojave, Calif., home. Awaiting bail of figures indicating that the town-sponsored clinics II you havon't rocalvod your Mac founder Mick Fleetwood hasn't a dime. ol showers Saturday and Sunday. $5,000, Spanos said: Tm having a great party are cheaper to run and better attended than the voliM pakod Mloa circular, Fleetwood, who also manages the rock group, has Highs 60 to 70, lows in the 40s. with my new friends on the inside. The only VNA's were. But Ms. Lewis said Monday that the pick ona up at lha aiora. Sale Items Available Thiirs., 4/26; Fri., 4/27; Sat., 4/2B filed for bankruptcy citing debts of more than $3.5 New Hampshire, Maine: Fair problem is there is nothing to play the record on." VNA figured more items into its cost-per-Clinic million. "A fter the success of Fleetwood Mac. the Friday and Saturday. Chance of than Kraatz did, noting that the current clinics problem was that Mick's investments were built showers Sunday. Lows in the 30s to are different from the ones her agency ran. f Freshly Made 1 r USDA GRADE A ^ on the premise that the group's success would go low 40s. Highs in the 50s and 60s on forever," said Ron Stone, who has been the except cooler at the coast. WHOLE Now you know drummer's manager the past six months. "There Crash victim suing town GROUND just weren't enough provisions made for when the An attorney lor an East Hartford manjiyured CHICKEN Construction on the Great Wall of China was Across the nation BEEF income wasn't there anymore. " Fleetwood won't in a one-car accident Buckland Road oii^few begun during the Chou dynasty in the fourth and 3 lbs. or more comment, but Billboard magazine said his Showers and thunderstorms will Year's Day has filed notice that he intends to sue BREASTS third centuries before Christ, but its 1,500-mile largest single creditor is Columbia Savings & be scattered over the central the town for injuries the man suffered in the length was not completed until the Ming dynasty, Loan, which his bankruptcy petition says is owed Plains and showers will stretch accident. from 1368 to 1644. nearly $1.5 million. along the Rockies and intermoun Hartford attorney Eric Onore claims that 9 | I t tain region to the northern Pacific Matthew J. Atwater suffered injuries to his head, $ | O v Coast. Snow in the higher eleva legs, arms and body because the town "m ain n lb. tions may become heavy in sou tained a dangerous, uneven and unsafe road V _ J 1____ I _____ ifiJ theast Wyoming and will spread |*aim 1/ . ‘ .Iseow surface, allowing dirt and sand to accumulate on into the high Plains by evening. the road creating slippery conditions, in not /'jsMowsas** now Almanac Drizzle and and light rain will fall providing proper lighting and failing to signal a UPl WCATMCR FOTOCA8T over much of New England. dangerous area and allowing construction EASTERN $1 Strong, gusty winds in the Western equipment to be left in the area of the accident. " |49 Today is Wednesday, April 25, mountains will extend to portions According to the police account obtained from POTATOES to lb. bog ^ 1 the 116th day of 1984 with 250 to National forecaat of the Plains. Fair skies will witnesses to the accident, Atwater was driving follow. prevail over much of the South. north on Buckland Road when his car suddenly The moon is moving toward its For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. Tonight, snow is «vpected Highs will range from the 30s and veered to the left, crossing the oncoming lane onto new phase. across the Rockies changing to rain over the northern Plains and 40s in the Rockies and northern th( shoulder of the road and then crashing into the The morning stars are Mercury. Upper Mississippi Valley. Mostly fair weather Is predicted elsewhere. New England to the 70s and 80s in Interstate 86 overpass. Freshly Sliced SI Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Minimum temperatures Include; (approximate maximum readings lii the southern third of the nation and ' Police found no brake marks on the pavement, 199 There is no evening star. parenthesis) Atlanta 54(81), Boston 45(70), Chicago 57(82» 90s in Central and western Texas. and witnesses reported that Atwater made no Imported Boiled Ham 1 Those bom on this date are under Cleveland 47(60), Dallas 62(87), Denver 27(43), Duluth 41(50)' l a attempt to stop, according to the police report. the sign of Taurus. They include Houston 64(84), Jacksonville 55(85), Kansas City 56(75), Little Rock The investigating officer also reported that the Russian composer Peter Ilyich 63(84), Los Angeles 57(69), Miami 74(84), Minneapolis 50(70), Now road in the area was under construction and in Tchaikovsky in 1840, Guglielmo Air Quality JUMBO CALIFORNIAN i Orleans 71(87), New York 47(70), Phoenix 53(79), San Francisco only fair condition at the time of the accident. Marconi, inventor of the wireless le/stat 47(62). Seattle 30(59), St. Louis 58(83). Washington 53(81). telegraph, in 1874, pioneer broad The4tate Department of Envir onmental Protection reported ICEUERG LEnUCE ^ ^ cast journalist Edward R. Murrow 24 Size head HAGGAR in 1608, singer Ella Fitzgerald in good air quality across Connecti 1918, actor A1 Pacino in 1940 and cut Tuesday and forecast good air quality statewide for today. actress Talia Shire in 1946. Manchester Herald On this date in history: • • • • . ■ UMIT 1 PER CUSTOMERL#U9lUlflKn I (IS - In 1846, the first shots of the Richard M. Diamond, Pubiiahar SPORT C O A T *59.90 4 40 lo 46 long* ^ _ _ Mexican War were fired at La Rosa, Mexico. Lottery USP8 327-500 VOL. CHI, No. 176 iHEllMANN'S 28 to 42 PANTS Rog. *28"...... * 21.90 In 1862, Confederate forces in New Orleans surrendered to a fleet Publlftwd dally axetpt Sunday Suoeostsd oorriar rotas oro Si JO TOTAL SUIT PRICE * commanded by Union Admiral -and cortaln holidayays by tlw Mon- wsokly, SS.11 for ona month, sTsjS 81.80 chatfsrchMtsr Publlthlne Co,*Co.t.i4 i* oroinoroarairtard tor tl^ imnihs, S30.» for tlx David Farragut. Ck)nnecticut daily Place, Manchottsr, Conn. 04040. iMAYQNNAISE months andSSljOnronavaar. Moll MOP! In 1898, Congress formally de Second ctaM pottqes paid at Man- rates are ovaiiablaon roauast. clared war on Spain in the battle Tuesday: 099 chMtar, Conn. POSTMASTER; Sand oodrsu chonott to tno Man- To pjaco aclastitlad or diselav. i & over Cuba. Play Four: 8777 chnttr Harold, P.O. Bex 9*1, odvertlMmont, or to report a news;' 1 32 oz. bottle Monchattor, Conn. 04040. In 1945, delegates of 46 countries •toni.ar pkture IdsM, coll' BROOMS other numbers drawn Tuesday ^ 2711. M ice hMrtarai?Sa,m.! gathered in San Francisco to To tubtcriba, or to roport o to 5 p.m. Mondoythroueh FrWoy. I Today In history in New England: -dallvory problom, ooH 447-«944. SMaEMic RECAVS"Yowf Oua/ity Men's Shop" organise a permanent United wHh coBpiN aftor $10.00 purchata. Maine daily; 866 Oftica hours, ora 0:30 o.m. to S:30 4/2VM Nations. m MoKhaster Herald Is oi 1 On April 25, 1945, delegates representing some 46 New Hampshire daily: $536 p.m. Monday throueh Friday and 7 Valid Thuraday, Rprll 26,1084; Friday, Rpril 27,1984 MANCHISTER VERNON to 10 o.m. Saturday. Oallvofy I and Saturday, April 26.1064 903 MAIN ST TRI-CITY PIAZA In 1982, Israel turned over the countries gathered at the San Francisco Opera House to Rhode Island daily; 6X98. Jack- should bo mode bv $ e.m, M oM oy OponOotiy 0 30 S M IHufi i«i 9 00 Oppn Ootly tO 00 9 00 So' »«l S 30 last one-third of the occupied Sinai form a permanent United Nations. The U.N. is now popt; X3-03-4t-iI. throueh Friday end ny 7:30 o.m. peninsula to Egypt under terms of Vermont dally; 648 Soturaov. headquartered in New York City. .m il______. j the Camp David peace agreement. Massachusetts daily; 4XS1 L. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 25. IW MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. April 25, 1984 - $ Praises self-government for Islands V.S./W orid In Brief Reagan stops over in Guam C hina next ers Tuesday and Congress will have 60 days in which “Berserk” gunman kills four B y Helen Thomas ' SAVINGS FOR BABY! United Press International to consider the pact. CHICAGO — A man driven beserk by family Reagan, who had paced himself on his 11,180-mile problems and the loss of his job shot his wife, two AGUANA, Guam — President Reagan, whose trip to Peking, was staying overnight in Guam at the children and a neighbor to death, wounded four hilltop Nimitz House before flying to China. people and fired 24 rounds at police before six-day visit to China will be highlighted by a nuclear accord, was cheered by more than 2,000 residents of On his arrival, he told leaders ol the U.S. trust officers killed him in a parking lot shoot-out. territories that he will push for congressional "It was sad but routine... an open and shut case Guam today as he slopped off at this Pacific ■ crossroads en route to Peking. approval of self-government for Micronesia, the where a man. for whatever reason, goes Marshall Islands and Palau. berserk." said officer James Delaney, area one White House spokesman Larry Speakes disclosed aboard Air Force One during a 3,700-mile flight from "We have reached an important milestone in the homicide commander. relationship between the trust terrorities and the Police identified the gunman in Tuesday's Honolulu that finishing touches were being placed on a U.S.-Sino agreement on nuclear cooperation expected United States.” Reagan said during a colorful rampage as Charles Hunt. 37. welcoming ceremony. Neighbors said they heard shouting and doors to be initialed by Reagan during his visit to the mainland. As he spoke, a brief downpour soaked the crowd. slamming in the Hunts’ apartment at a Mrs. Reagan also unfurled an unbrella, but Reagan low-income housing complex Monday night. The agreement could represent a windfall to American businesses, including Westinghouse and kept speaking. Police said about 8:20 a.m. CST, Hunt killed his "1 understand that when it rains here, you really It*** wife, Betty, 34. and two children, Charles Jr.. 17, General Electric, permitted to compete for up to $20 bjllion in contracts to provide China with technology don’t get wet,” he said to the crowd's laughter. and Linda. IS. in the bedroom of the family's Afterward, he and Mrs. Reagan, clad in loose- 23rd-floor apartment. The three were shot in the and know-how for its ambitious nuclear power .»> - 7 . i.-. program of building 10 plants by the end of the decade. fitting, tropical garb, motored toNimitzHouse, where back at point- blank range. other American leaders have resided during Pacific Hunt fled down a stairwell. He encountered The negotiations, conducted over two years, stalled over the handling of spent nuclear fuel from journeys. Gloria Carney. 60. on the I8th floor and fatally On leaving Honolulu, Reagan said he and Mrs. shot her. U.S.-supplied reactors and inspection requirements. Speakes indicated the major obstacles had been Reagan were journeying to China “in spirit of peace Infants’ 2-Piece Infants’ 1-Piece Toddler Girls’ Infants’ & Toddlers’ Toddlers’ 2-Plece Hunt then raced down to the first-floor lobby, and friendship — realistic about our differences but where he shot L.onda McDaniels, 29. in the face overcome, consistent with U.S. law. Knit Short Sets Rompers & Sunsuits 1-Pc. 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Mondale committees and their actions were "perfectly legal." games are preparation for invading Nicaragua. had 35 percent of the state delegates and Jackson 16 Mondale earlier ridiculed President Reagan's Jackson is in Texas, after spending two days On Tuesday, the marshals chased two fishing percent. proposed "Star Wars" weapon system as a "bedtime stumping for votes in Maryland and Washington, boats carrying four fishermen who violated the Hart, sounding an. upbeat theme about his White story. " At Case Western Reserve University in D.C., the only contest where he is rated as the restricted Navy waters about a mile off Vieques House chances, claims he will pull virtually even in Cleveland he attacked Reagan's proposals for overwhelming favorite. Island, 18 miles from Puerto Rico's northeast the quest for delegates once the final primaries are satellites and laser beam weapons to destroy “We’ll win D.C. anil give’em a fit in Maryland,” he coast. held June 5. incoming missiles. said confidently Tuesday. The fishermen, who oppose the bombing "I think that about that time Mr. Mondale and I will practice on Vieques, ignored Navy warnings and be very-close in the delegate count," Hart said during sailed close to the 13-mile-long island shortly a stop in Cleveland on Tuesday. belore three B-52s dropped practice bombs in the The latest United Press International count of DISCOVER THE "PLUS" IN JEANS-PLUS! initial land phase of the Ocean Venture '84 war delegates committed to Democratic presidential games. candidates shows Mondale leading with 1,131, with \ A spokeswoman for the nearby Roosevelt Hart second at 597. Jesse Jackson has collected 166 Roads Naval Air Station said a complaint would and another 322 are uncommitted. 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Living will bill revived By Bruno V. Ronnlello The compromise will require one-cent hikes in the compromise, but did not go to the caucus to bargain. state’s 14-cent-a-gallon gasoline tax in 1986 and 1987 " I let them know I would come if asked, they invited HARWORD — Sen. William F. Rogers III, United Press International and an additional 6 cents over the next six years. It me and I just told them where I stood.” said O’Neill. Jack : R-Southbupr, has managed to pump new life into Budget planning and the minority party HARTFORD — The Connecticut Senate scheduled a will use increased sales tax and lottery revenues and The governor said he opposed any bill containing his perennial effort to pass a "living wills" law. higher motor vehicle fees and fines. tolls and told the senators "I would have to veto It.” Andersoi^ Action is expected on Thursday on the proposal vote t(^ay on a hard-won compromise between Gov. O’Neill’s original plan called for a 10-cent gas tax O’Neill signed into law last year a bill calling for following a 26-10 vote Tuesday by the Senate to William O’Neill and majority Senate Democrats on Washington • increase over 10 years, including a 3-cenl hike on July tolls to ^ removed from the Connecticut Turnpike HARTFORD — The political game here is the same ' fingerprints. allow the proposal to be put on the Senate financing for a $5.5 billion, lO-year road and bridge 1, plus higher fees and fines. One cent of the gasoline and Hartford-areu bridges by 1987. " I said it from the in this election year as it has been for the past decade That is, however, the nature of legislative politics in Merry-Qo-Round J calendar. repair program. tax represents about $15.5 million. beginning. I made a commitment and it had to be when legislators are deciding how much the state can Hartford and this General Assembly is no different “ Im still hoping it will pass,” said Rogers, “ 1 The compromise, announced Tuesday after a closed caucus by Senate Democrats, was considered a Sen. Michael Skelley, D-Tolland, co-chairman of the kept," O’Neill said. Capitol from its predecessors under either Democratic or “ firmly believe in it.” , Work toward a compromise began last week when spend in the.next liscal year. victory for O'Neill. .Senate Democratic leader Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee and Sen. Republican control. The "in s" prevail; the "outs" wail. Rogers has pushed unsuccessfully for five the Office of Fiscal Analysis estimated a $30 million Democrats, who have controlled both the House and L-" Richard Schneller, D-Essex, said the governor’s William DiBella, D-Hartford, co-chairman of the Senate that long, pretty much call the tune on the Comments years for a bill allowing a pereon to sign a living Transportation Committee, had pushed to keep and increase in anticipated revenues, in particular a f IS.S will saying whether they wished to be allowed to insistence and his “ intimation he would veto” any budget. Republicans can only find fault and offer the B ob Conrad IF THE BUDGET DEBATE is a forum for both sides increase tolls. million hike in lottery and sales tax revenues. die or be kept alive by extraordinary means. plan retaining tolls was the clincher. kind of alternatives they contend are better and which \ ^ i — the majority to recite the whys and wherefores it has The governor strongly opposed any attempt to keep Their plan was based on toll revenues, higher fees O’Neill’s plan adds $68 million for bridge and repair Syndicated Columnist Veterans’ Opponents argue the proposal is unnecessary work to the stale Department of Transportation’s $337 voters will remember all the way to the polls in followed in developing its document and the minority to some tolls on the Connecticut Turnpike and three and fines and raising the gasoline tax 7 cents between and would only cause legal problems for doctors million operating budget for the year beginning July November. suggest better ways — it is also a stage for polUicdr Hartford-area bridges and increase all toll fees from 1087 and 1994. They also proposed removing the West and hospitals. « 1. Senate Minority Leader Phil Robertson of Cheshire theater. benefits 35 cents to 50 cents. Haven, Branford and Montville tolls and modernizing Earlier this year the Legislature’s Judiciary the Stratford toll plaza by Jan. 1. Schneller said he believed the Democratic- put it just that way when we asked about the GOP battle "1 wanted substance over numbers. " he said after ail In the House, the Republicans have Rep. Gene "It was very clear we were looking at a special committee refused to act on the proposal. "W e both moved a long way on this," said Schneller, controiled House would accept the compromise. plan in his chamber this week. four had been turned down. In the past. Republicans Migliaro of Wolcott. His back bench converts easily into However, last month Rogers was able to garner session in the face this summer," said Schneller, who refused to characterize the agreement as a retiring at the end of his term in November. House Speaker Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, had wore themselves and the Democrats out, and earned a his pulpit when he rises to give the Democrats a piece of enough signatures in the Senate to force said any attempt to tamper with the phaseout of the "W e're aimiiig at November," he said. face cut capitulation to O’Neill. O'Neill said he was "very, very pleased” about the Budget and tax bills are what every session of the black eye in the public's mind as well, by staging his mind. Last week, he was in typical form. reconsideration of the bill. tolls would be disastrous in the House. assembly is all about. And while the majority party has endurance tests with a lot of amendments. Whereas Van Norstrand is the low-key, urbane but Senate and House Republicans had proposed a the muscle to have its measures passed, the debate sometimes caustic spokesman for the House minority, WASHINGTON - In a move tha( Policeman’s gun was modified House approves education bills repair plan similar to O'Neill's, but without rairing provides the minority with its big chance to, I. air its LAST WEEK, it was a different story. The main Migliaro is the GOP's free spirit. Facing the can only be described as unrealis; the gasoline tax. Democratic side last week, he said the majority had tic in an election year, th^ BRIDGEPORT — The sensitive trigger of an House Republican Leader R.E. Van Norstrand of own program and, 2. get the opposition on record in a caucus position taken by the Republicans was wrapped Approved 135-11 was a bill making technical better "learn how to put the brakes on" spending. The non-partisan Congressional officer’s gun led to what police have deemed the HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecticut House has Darien, and Senate Republican Leader Philip way that can be politically useful later. up in one omnibus amendment with a bottom line of $20 sent the Senate a package of education bills, including changes in the way the state figures its GTB formula. Robertson of Cheshire, proposed a commuter tax on Democratic-controiled legislature, he said, continues Budget Office is recommending accidental shooting death of a 15-year-oId million in suggested cuts. One GOP amendment would car-theft suspect, officials have said. one providing special grants to school districts with It would exclude from a school district’s "net current out-of-state residents working in Connecticut and "to spend money like drunken sailors and Marines.” THAT IS WHAT is happening at the State Capitol. have diverted $600,000 from pay hikes for the that millions of veterans be denied Officer William Perez said his .22-caliber the greatest need to improve educational expenditures” money received for food services cutting $20 miilion in state spending on July 1. Republicans are proposing amendments right and left Democratic patronage list of deputy sheriffs and paid Ex-Marine Migliaro drew a response on that one from care in hospitals and nursinj back-up automatic pistol fired once accidentally opportunities. supported by state and federal aid and money raised and losing on every roll call. It's not that the GOP ideas instead for health insurance for welfare mothers who another former member of the Corps — House Majority homes operated by the Veteranj before he collided with Carlos Santos April 17 in a The package passed Tuesday after a 45-minute by student activities. are all bad - some Democrats admit it. then say "sorry, find jobs. Another would have set up a lund to pay gifted Leader John Groppo of Winsted — who said "the only Administration. \ darkened back yard following a foot chase. caucus by House Democrats on education issues. Also, it would set a single minimum expenditure but 1 can't vote for them." Rather, it's just that teachers a bonus. time I ever got drunk was after one of these budget The proposal would cut $3.} The impact of the collision triggered a second Democrats recessed about the same time a Superior ■requirement for all towns in each regional school district serving-kindergarten through 12th grade. Republicans don't have the votes. " We weren't out to embarrass the Democrats," said debates." billion a year from the VA'a shot, police said Tuesday. Court judge ruled the Legislature must fully fund this year its guaranteed tax base formula for equalizing Another bill approved 144-3 requires local and No one is more painfully aware of the disadvantage Rep. Peter Fusscas of Marlborough. "They were good In the Senate, Robertson can be Van Norstrand and budget. It would dump most of the “ It’s an automatic with a very fine trigger. educational opportunities. regional boards of education to develop a five-year amendments." Rep. Warren Sarasin of Beacon Falls, Migliaro wrapped up in one guy. At times, he is almost vets, who are. now treated in the During the course of running he (Perez) applied a than House Minority Leader R. E. Van Norstrand of The special grants bill was approved 115-31, despite plan for training professional staff and begin using it more than the usually formal Senate Majority Leader agency's 172 hospitals and lOO little pressure, and ‘boom,’” Police Capt. Frank Darien. He can count. He knows the.GOP amendments author of the teacher proposal, said it had been well Nerkowski said. opponents objections. by the 1986-87 school year. Dick SOhneller of Essex can stand. nursing homes, on the alreadj will be rejected. But he also knows the forum is the received in the (Education Committee but rejected on The fatal shooting of Santos, one of three “ These towns do have extraordinary needs, but the In other action, the House: opportunity to showcase the priorities Republicans party line voting. But whatever the tactic, the minority's purpose is the overburdened Medicare and Medi> suspects who allegedly fled from a stolen car GTB formula provides for those needs," said Rep. • approved a Senate bill spelling out a definition of would have if they were running the legislature. Republicans who have been around a while like to say same, and the budget drama is its best shot at making caid systems. Many of the vetej about 2 a.m. and ran into nearby back yards, was Dorothy Osier, R-Greenwich. death for any decision concerning continuation or This year, Van Norstrand tried a new tack in the that this year's "unsuitable" amendment from their political hay for what it hopes will be a brighter future. rans would have to turn to private still considered an accident, he said. However. Rep. Dorothy Goodwin, D-Mansfield and removal of any life support system. A House Reserve Your Ring... budget confrontation with Democrats in the House. He side is tommorrow's winning bright idea when it Again, in Robertson's words, "W e're aiming for or community services for institu> Police originally said only one shot was fired, co-chairman of the Legislature’s Education Commit amendment added a definition of a life support limited the number of amendments to four. surfaces in another session with Democratic November." tional care. • but Perez told detectives Saturday two shots were tee disagreed. system. It goes back to the Senate. • Voted 76-66 against a motion by Democratic My associate Indy Badhwar hat fired. Santos died from a single gunshot to the "The whole point of the formula is not to give to them that have, but those that have not. We are not leaders to recommit a bill extending the pilot For Mother’s Day seen a copy of the hush-hush drafj chest, an autopsy showed. rewarding failure. These towns are facing enormous treatment program for chronic gamblers. The action An editorial report. Here are the mail} problems not of their own making,” Miss Goodwin would have killed the proposal for the year. proposals: ; Judge presses bias complaint said. • reaffirmed an amendment requiring prosecutors • “ No VA-suppoi'ted hospital or The bill would establish a three-year pilot program to make a reasonable effort to notify victims if those $ 7 9 9 5 OK^SOn^lDO BRIDGEPORT — The state’s chief federal nursing home care would be of grants beginning in the 1984-85 school year to help 10 charged with the crime against them fail to return to a PWQECCUS^TbO judge has rejected a jury’s verdict and ordered a First ladies available to veterans without Florida couple who run an Ansonia apartment to 25 school districts with the greatest demonstrated treatment facility. EXP&eWE!MREMlSr service-connected disabilities ui( complex to face a new trial in a housing academic need improve their students’ educational The amendment was added to a House bill 1st Stones FREE f f SOME USE FDR 4 n r/ less they were unable to defray th( discrimination suit. opportunities and achievement. concerning competency to stand trial. The Senate had rejected the amendment in its consideration of the costs of their care." Most U.S. Chief District Judge T.F. Gilroy Daly At least 30 percent of the grants would have to be worth studying overturned part of the jury’s verdict as awarded to towns of 50,000 people or less. proposal. hospital and nursing home care is for non-service-connected injuries "inconsistent” in the case against the federally susidized Beaver Brook Apartments. The recent two-day sympo accompanying her husband or illnesses, though priority is Defendants Vincent and Mary .Celentano will New Haven gun law struck down sium at Grand Rapids. Mich., 'to Washington fo r his inaugu given to veterans who were did face a new trial as early as June before a new abled as the result of their military judge, Daly ruled Tuesday. on modern first iadies could ration in 1841. As she was conflicts with the sta- service. ; HARTFORD (UPI) - an injunction blocking en tute whenever the Legis 788 Main 8t. Manchaatar preparing to lollow him from tute," he added. touch off a revival of interest • Even help for poor vets and foy The state Supreme Court forcement of the ordi lature has demonstrated Alnwtean CxproM—Maotoreard—VIsai in the contribution the w ives their home in North Bend, those with service-connected di»- . Afghan sentenced for smack has struck down a New nance on the grounds it an intent to occupy the was pre-empted by state entire field of regulation Buver meets seller in * 43-8484 of presidents have made to Ohio, news came of his death abilities could require reimburse- BRIDGEPORT — A former Afghan freedom Haven city ordinance lim law. on the matter ... or, as Classified ... and It's America's history and after only one month in office. ment. The amount would Ik fighter sentenced to four years in prison on heroin iting handgun sales to dealers in business zones, “ A local ordinance is here, whenever the local happv meeting for both. heritage. determined by “ means tests" eff charges has accepted his punishment as one he ordinance irreconcilably 643-2711. History has if that Dolly saying the local regula pre-empted by state sta This would be a positive the veteran's ability to pay. "Tht believes was imposed by God. Madison, wife of James Mad Mohammad Tahir Rashid, 37, described the tion infringed on an area trend. We know loo little test of poverty might be based on. ^ already regulated by the ison, the fourth president, benefits such as veterans pension^ sentence Tuesday on charges of conspiring to about our first ladies of the possess a large quantity of heroin and possessing state. was a popular and vivacious or food stamps or income and The New Haven ordi past. the drug as "m y punishment from God." ‘Totally Outrageous’ White House hostess. During assets," the draft report suggests. " I know it is so because I left fighting the nance required people Sarah Polk served as confi the W ar of 1812 when British • A "co-payment" procedure Communists and Russians in my country," who want to sell handguns dential secretary to her hus would be started immediateljl. Rashid, standing erect in military fashion. It look or pistols to obtain a raiders burned the White federal firearms dealer’s band, President James Polk "Deductibles charged for aiiy at you or my family." House, Dolly fled with a bag license, a state tax permit 1st Anniversary — the first woman to hold the hospital stay up to 60 days in jengtb Daly also sentenced Rashid, who operates a full of state papers and the cleaning store, to an additional one-year term and limited sales only to post. would be set at $356 ...” A sho^ areas classified as busi Stuart portrait of George hospital stay, 99 days or less, would suspended to five years probation and ordered Lou Hoover relieved Presi that term tegin once Rashid is released from ness zones. Washington that otherwise cost a veteran $100 a month if he Supreme Court Justice dent Herbert Hoover of many could have been destroyed. has $1,000 in annual income above prison. David M. Shea, who wrote of the demands made upon the VA pension level of aboiSt the court’s opinion, said SALE! him lor public appearances. Although she wanted to be $6,980. ; Armenian urges condemnation the dealer’s license re Eleanor Roosevelt, already mistress of the While House. . • As for the priority patienQs quirements and restric HARTFORD — Author Stephen Darouni has tion of sales to business Now thru April 28th Mary Todd Lincoln perhaps with service-connected disabili well-known from her writings urged Armenians to continue to seek a resolution zones were conditions and radio talks before she was the loneliest figure in it. Commentary ties, the draft recommends that from the U.S. State Department condemning ’ 'most residents of the city became first lady, helped President Abraham Lincoln ‘ 'eligibility could be tightened evm Turkey for the 1915 genocide of 1.5 million can never overcome. further" by eliminating covera^ President Franklin D. Roose was too engrossed in prob Armenians. "By placing these res (or vets who are deemed to be le v "The crime should not go into the history of trictions on the sale of velt win four presidential lems of the Civil War for Mondale’s potential running mate than 50 percent disabled. \ mankind without just punishment,” he said handguns, the ordinance elections. much social life. At war's The most severe impact of tl^ 'Tuesday during ceremonies marking the annual effectively prohibits what After FDR's death, she was end, when Mary looked for proposed cutoffs would be on old^ observance. the state statutes clearly Gov. William O’Neill and Rep. Nancy Johnson, appointed by President ward to happier times in veterans who have n o' servicf- permit," Shea wrote for R-Conn., joined the somber ceremonies in the could be Glenn — or Ferraro connected condition but who need the state’s highest court. Harry Truman as a delegate Lincoln's second term, the Senate chambers before an audience which The unanimous ruling could try to get a minority on the Frequently mentioned as candi long-term care. A significant Buy any two items and to the United Nations. president was assassinated By Robert MocKoy ' included survivors and children of those who Tuesday upheld a decision number of these World War I anci Martha Washington, first before her eyes. ’ United Press International ticket. dates from the Senate are Sens. endured the holocaust that began on April 24, by New Haven Superior Gary Hart, D-Colo., Dale World War II veterans would im> of the first ladies, set a high Frances Folsom Cleveland Women are also a potential 1915. Court Judge Ronald J. WASHINGTON - A Mondale- political force, representing more Bumpers, D-Ark., or Lloyd Bent- longer be eligible for VA medicdl Fracasse, who had issued standard for other presi had the honor of being the Hart ticket? What about Mondale- than half of all the voters in the sen, D-Texas. care. pick another* for only a dents' wives in being helpful, bride of the only president Jackson? Or Mondale-Ferraro? nation, although they have yet to The presidential conte'st has ‘ Aggravating the situation Tpr gracious and dignified. married in the White House. As Walter Mondale moves closer demonstrate they vote in a solid become divisive enough that it is these old-timers would be the fact Cookie Abigail Adams was the only She was only 22 when she toward winning the Democratic bloc. unlikely Mondale- could accept that 41 percent of them have^o woman to be the wife of one wedded bachelor President presidential nomination, the ques Much is being made of a female Hart, who has accused Mondale of private health insurance. 'fHis deliveries president and the mother of Grover Cleveland. Her tion arises as to who he will choose vice presidential nominee — a . being a relic of past, failed means they'd have to rely,on Democratic policies. Medicare — the Social Security begin another (John and John beauty and charming for his running mate against possibility that increases every President Reagan and Vice Presi four years and appears inevitable Bumpers, 58, a former governor Administration's health program Quincy Adams). ' manner made her a favorite -BRIDGEPORT (UPI) dent George Bush? by the end of this century. of Arkansas, is a pleasant, popu for the elderly. — A handful of Girl Scout Anna Harrison, wife of among Nineteenth Century What makes the vice presiden While Mondale has said he will lar, fluent and capable politician. Unfortunately, Medicare is de troops in the greater President William Henry first ladies. 2 2 signed for the treatment of aente Bridgeport area ha ve can- tial nomination more interesting consider a woman as his running His voting record resembles that of PENNY! Harrison and grandm other of In any case, learning more this year than in the past is that the mate, there appear to be few many northern Democrats, but medical disorders and is inade ..celed their annual cookie President Benjamin Harri about the roles played by first odds are better than ever the ticket qualified candidates available. without thp ties to organized labor. quate for long-term care. So, many .,d|rive, but thousands of could be shared by a black or a Most frequently mentioned is Bumpers, first elected to the elderly VA patients would have to boxes of cookies were still PI.rS; son, did not live in the White ladies would be historically "kcheduled to be delivered 1 _ woman. Rep. Geraldine Ferraro. D-N.Y., Senate is 1974, declined to be the turn to Medicaid, which providtes House due to quirks of fate. interesting, and, in some ' today for sale. The problem is there is neither a who has represented Queens 60th vote to break a filibuster long-term care for the indigent. [spring Clenn-Up Heavy Weight] • riic hiiC'i in Inu' cjiialilN tamous lahul women ,s tashion.s. Illness prevented her from cases, instructive. The 8,000 cases of coo- black nor a female Democrat in the County in the House lor the past against the AFL-CIO’s labor law But Medicaid, which is financed -kies had been held in a Senate, where most presidential five years. reform bill. He voted for Reagan's mostly by the sUtes, is already In ~Wpterbury warehouse • ( )iir st nsationalh lo\\ ewry da\ (ijf-prices. 5 nominees turn to choose their The highest-ranking female De budget cuts in 1081, but he voted difficulty because of the Reagan since March 27 and were 5 running mates. mocrat in the nation is Martha against the president in most other administration’s cutbacks in fed -finqiected and cleared for TRA$HBAGi • l iuaHitliiKHialK 1711arantt'ctl eustomcr .satisfaction. John Kennedy chose Senate Layne Collins, who recently was areas. eral aid. distribution by the state Democratic leader Lyndon John elected governor of Kentucky. But Bentsen, 63, was first elected to James Roosevelt, chairmaii'of Department of Consumer • I nadu’i'list’tl in store specials. son. Johnson took Sen. Hubert she won by a small margin and her the House in 1948 at age 27. Jte left the National Conunittee to Pre ' Protection after reports of Suspected tampering else- Humphrey. George McGovern at term
Muzzil takes lead How about all (best b;ill|)layer.s writing bmiks Pittsburgh bullpen now? I guess that's maybe because so many ol P H ILA D E LPH IA — George Mason sophomore Bob Muzzil gained a narrow lead over Trod for clincher them are looking to play in a higher league. One Skramstad of Mt. St. Mary's after the completion player who isn't thinking ol getting out any book yet is Kevin McReynolds. of five events Tuesday in the Penn Relays NEW YORK (U P l) — Most look toward a gam e’s nails down victory Decathlon. It's entirely possible he may have a few written final seconds for an outcome, but Bernard King Muzzil, who won only one event as against three about him before he's through, bm the Iasi thing Texas at Cleveland was rained out. figures it will be the opening minutes that will decide on his mind right now is getting on the best seller for Skramstad, had a total of 3,932 points. 10more Bv Fred McMane Hayes to ground out. Game 4 tonight in the Knicks' playoff series with the list. He's not on any kind of ego trip. Thai's not Milt RIchman "Thai's the first chance l'v « had than Skramstad with 3,922. Last year Skramstad UPl Sports Writer Cubs 3, Cardinals 2 Detroit Pistons. him. lor one (a save) all season," said finished second in the decatholon, with Muzzil At St. Louis, a poor relief King scored 46 points Sunday night to give New Essentially, McReynolds has the same unas Tekulve. "I was in two games finishing third. By the middle of the season the performance by Bruce Sutter York a 2-1 advantage in the besl-of-five Eastern suming, lay back style as Brooks Robinson and when we were three runs behind Muzzil's lone victory was in the high jump with Pittsburgh Pirates could have a helped the Cubs hand the Cardinals Conference matchup with the Pistons, who are whether it's a coincidence or not. both are from a leap of 6 foot, 6 inches. Skramstad, Norway's bullpen that is pure USDA govern and two more when it was lied. You their seventh straight loss. Richie expected to throw everything except the actual bench Little Rock, Ark. I don't think it's that much of a among the league leaders in that department and national champion and a candidate for his ment inspected choice. can't get many saves in those Hebner belled a ninth inning against the hot-shot scorer in the fourth game. coincidence mysell because from the time 1 have second among the Padres only to Steve Garvey's country's Olympic team, beat Muzzil in the 100 Manager Chuck Tanner thinks situations. But I'm not homer off Sutter to snap a 2-2 tie. "It's important for us go gel ahead of the Pistons spent in the Razorback State, and it has been club-leading 14. and 400 meter dashs. the combination of Don Robinson, complaining," Tim Stoddard, 2- 0, got the victory early," says King, who Is averaging nearly 43 points a considerable. I ’ve found the people there to be lor Last year, most of which he spent with Las The run the Pirates scored in the Skranstad took the 100-metcrs in 11.13 seconds Vegas. McReynolds hit .377 in the Pacific Coast Kent Tekulve, Cecilio Guante and in relief. game in the scries. "You don't want to play catch-up greater achievers and doers than talkers or ninth was the first off Robinson in with Muzzil trailing in second at 11.23 seconds. League. His 32 homers tied him for the league Lee Tunnell will be hard to beat Braves 4, Reds 2 against a team like Detroit. We’ve made them aware writers. Skramstad was impressive in taking the 400- ^ over the long haul. 12 2-3 innings this season, He At Atlanta, Bob Horner's bases- we can establish the tempo and slow down their fast Be that as it may, McReynolds isn't one of those leadership and he also led the league with 46 meters in 48.95 seconds. Muzzil was again second, Robinson and Tekulve showed underwent his fifth operation on loaded sacrifice fly scored Gerald break.” guys who goes around blowing his own horn. doubles while driving in 116 runs. his right arm — arthroscopic finishing the race in 49 seconds flat. He looked so good early in the year, the Padres Tuesday night the kind of cool Perry with the go-ahead run in the Kin'g will need support from center Bill Cartwright He was attracting quite a good deal of publicity surgery on his shoulder — last fall Bill Motly, also of Mt. St. Mary's and a culled him up on June 2 and he hit a home run o(l under pressure that is necessary seventh inning. Len Barker, 2-2, if the Knicks expect to win. Offensively, Carlwrighl before this season started, especially considering and wasn't expected back until at candidate (or France's Olympic team, was third Ron Reed, then with the Phillies, in his first gantie. out of the bullpen if a team is to got the victory with Steve Bedro- took pressure off King with 21 and 20 point games in he had played only 39 games in the majors with least June. in the standings with 3,887 points. Then he started pressing and manager Dick successfully compete for a pen sian hurling the last 1 2-3 innings the two Knick victories. Other Knicks who have been the Padres, and much of that attention might've " I think I'm throwing as hard as Rick Kleban of Penn State was in fourth with Williams felt a few days off would help. nant in helping to nail down lor his third save. Rafael Ram irez passing up good shots to feed the two scorers will have been due to his having been named (he I did any time in my career except 3,586 points, followed by Ernie White of Campbell Williams replaced McReynolds with Rupperl Pittsburgh's 3-2 victory over the went 4-for-4 for Atlanta. to connect if King and Cartwright are double and Topps-National Association Minor League for 1978," Robinson said. "Tonight with 3,298 points, Steve Adams of Buffalo State Jones and Jones got so hot, McReynolds never got Philadelphia Phillies. Padres 6, Giants 1 triple-teamed Wednesday. Player of the Year for 1983. But he made sure not was the hardest I've thrown since with 3,270 points, and Kevin Cymes of Western back in the lineup until the Padres brought him j’’ photo Robinson bailed the Pirates and At San Diego, Garry Templeton, Detroit star Kelly Tripucka, victimized constantly to allow any of that advance lanfare to get him all I've come back." Michigan with 3,149 points. back up a second lime Sept. 9. Rather than have winner John Candelaria, 3-1, out of playing in his 1,000th game, hit a by King's quick shot release in the first three games, puffed up. Publicity hadn't done a whole lot for Angels’ outfielder Fred Lynn raises his Tuesday night in Boston's Fenway Park. him sit around, though, they sent him back to Las a seventh-inning jam then blanked Elsewhere in the National three-run homer to cap a six-run blames the Pistons’ poor showing Sunday night on David Clyde, had it? Or Clint Hurdle. Or Joe Vegas June 28. He was struggling along a l . 178 at glove after making a falling catch the Phillies until the ninth when League. Chicago downed St. Louis first inning that carried the P a their inability to check the Knicks at the start. Charboneau. "Hopefully, we’ll be better prepared mentally from the time, but after he came back up. he boosted Tekulve came in and got (he 3-2, Atlanta beat Cincinnati 4-2, dres. Ed Whitson, with eighth Braves get Trevino Even during spring training, when it was a the start," Tripucka said of tonight's game. “ And then his average to .221. Pirates out of another scrape. It San Diego trimmed San Francisco inning help from Craig Lefferts, foregone conclusion that he would be (he Padres' it will be back to Detroit on Friday where it’ll be the The big question about McReynolds before the was the first save of the season for 6-1 and Los Angeles defeated picked up his second victory in ATLANTA — The Atlanta Braves acquired regular center iielder, McReynolds said, "All 1 the 37-year-old Tekulve. who has catcher-infielder Alex Trevino from the Cincin best-ol-one.“ Padres signed him in the summer ol 1981 was his Houston 5-3. New York at Montreal three decisions. would like to do is start the season in San Diego, Three Angel homers averaged 21 a season for the last nati Reds Tuesday, placed veteran catcher Bid Detroit hasn't been able to master King this season. knee. He had injured it in a home plate collision was rained out. Dodgers 5, Astros 3 spend the season in San Diego and finish the Dave Bing, a former Piston guard who broadcasts that spring playing with the University ol six years. At Los Angeles, slump-ridden Pocoroba on waivers and sent reserve catcher season in San Diego." The Phillies loaded the bases In American League games, Detroit games, calls King “ a great talent and there is Arkansas team. McReynolds was one ol the finest Pedro Guerrero doubled and Matt Sinatro to their Class AA Greenville, S.C., To which. Jack McKeon, the general manager with one out in the ninth olf Detroit swept a double-header farm club. really no way to stop him once he gets out in the open college players in the country with the Razor- tripled to lead the Dodgers to of the Padres, now has two words. Robinson on singles by Ivan from Minnesota, 4-3 and 6-5, lloor. His release is so quick that before you can even backs. leading them into the College World Series victory. Alejandro Pena allowed Atlanta also reactivated outfielder Terry "N o problem." he says. send Sox to 8~7 loss Dejesus and Greg Gross and a Baltimore downed Chicago 8-3, Harper, who was in the starting lineup in Tuesday double-team him. his shot is in the air." in 1979 and being named the Southwest seven hits in 6 1-3 innings to boost He says it with his tongue in his cheek because walk to pinch hitter Len Matuszek. California defeated Boston 8-7, night's game against the Cincinnati Reds. Harper The Knicks were a first-half team in the 120-113 Conference Player of the Year in 1980 when he hit his record to 3-1. Tom Niedenfuer, even with an Act of Congress, there's no po.ssible Bv Frederick Waterman ourselves." And he emphasized The Angels grabbed a 1-0 lead in Tekulve entered and got Mike Milwaukee nipped Oakland 3-2, suffered a dislocated left shoulder on March 21 in victory in Game 3. They oulscored the Pistons 26-16 ,386. the fourth Dodger hurler, recorded way anyone could gel the 24-year-old right- UPl Sports Writer that his ninth-inning double wasn't the first when Gary Pettis singled Schmidt to hit into a fielder's Seattle beat Toronto 4-2 and New spring training. and 28-20 in the first two quarters, the 36 points being his third save. handed hitting McReynolds away Iron) San Diego Doctors operated on McReynolds (or torn a cheap one. to leit on the first pitch of the game, choice, scoring DeJesus, and Von York blanked Kansas City 4-0. Trevino was acquired for a player to be named the fewest Detroit has scored in a half this season. now. Ask the Yankees or some ol the other clubs cai'tilage in his knee in May of 1981 and with the BOSTON — The California An "When you get a hit olf Stanley moved to third on a single by Rod on or before May 7. A right-handed hitter, Trevino The Pistons geared up after intermission and who tried. drall coming up only a few weeks later, the gels came back from a tour-run you earn it,” he said. " I didn't try Carew and scored on DeCinces' had a .252 batting average in six years in the outseored New York 36-32 in the third period and 41-34 " I found out what I could do in the minor Padres wondered whether they should select him. deficit to earn an 8-7 victory over to pull the ball, otherwise it would sacrifice lly. AL roundup m ajor leagues prior to this season. in the fourth. leagues,' says the Padres' 6-loot-l, 205-pound McKeon made a special trip to Little Rock to the Red Sox Tuesday night, and have been a ground ball to (second The Angels' three consecutive A light New York defense held Detroit starling Trevino was hitting .167 in six games this year. longballer. "N ow I have to lind out what 1 cun do lind out. Reggie Jackson knew why. baseman) Jerry Remy." homers brought them to within 5-4, Earlier, the Braves asked waivers on Pocor center Bill Laimbcer to 4 points. Too much in the big leagues." ‘T v e been on lour clubs that can The Angels' comeback made a but the Red Sox got a run back in oba, 30, for the purpose of giving him his concentration on the pivot, however, allowed McReynolds is finding out, all right. So are the "I'll never lorget it," he says. "1 walk into his bit." the California designated winner ol Luis Sanchez, 3-1, who their half of the inning when Remy unconditional release. Tripucka to score 40 points and Isiah Thomas to add pitchers. house and there he is sitting in the living room hitter said, "and teams that can gave up two hits and in two innings. Niekro shuts out Royals walked, moved to third on a Boggs' Pocoroba, who was playing his 10th season with 29. Going into Monday night's game with the with his leg in a cast. 1 visited with him for two or pound the ball can come back." Boston tied it 7-7 in the eighth single and scored on Rice's third the Braves, led the club in tenure. He played in the Giants, his .356 batting average had him up with three hours, and now that I think of it, I neversaw ' Down 5-1 at the end of three when pinch hitter Rick Miller hit, a single to left. 1978 All-Star game and had a .257 lifetime batting the National League's leading hitters and his .625 him stand up all the lim e I was there. innings, the Angels responded in delivered a sacrifice fly with the DeCinces led oil the fifth with his average with 21 homers and 168 runs batted in slugging percentage was the best in the circuit. "But alter talking with him, I was convinced we the fourth with three consecutive bases loaded. fourth home run ol the year to get as Yanks end run drought prior. DeBerg gets He had three homers and his 13 RBI put him should sign him. solo homers by Jackson, Brian Boston's Rich Gedman, who had the Angels within one run at 6-5, In 1984 Pocoroba, who has spent his entire Downing and Bobby .Grieh, and a two doubles, said afterwards, and California took the lead with By M ike Tully Oakland 3-2, Seattle downed To his second RBI single of the game career with Atlanta, had appeared in four games Doug DeCinces smash in the fifth. "You are going to have games like two runs ip the sixth. Boston UPl Sports Writer ronto 4-2, Detroit swept Minnesota in the eighth to lift the Mariners. and was hitless in two at bats. Jackson and Downing later this in this ballpark. 1 thought we reliever John Henry Johnson 6-5 and 4-3 and Baltimore topped Reliever Dave Beard, 1-0, pitched 2 a new life combined for the winning run in played all right, a couple of key hits walked Carew with the bases American League hitters are Chicago 8-3. Texas at Cleveland 2-3 innings to earn the victory. Jim the ninth off Boston's ace reliever here and there and we would have loaded, forcing in Bob Boone, and learning that Phil Niekro has more was postponed because of incle Clancy, 1-2, took the loss. Bob Stanley, 1-1. Jackson hit a been right there. Lynn drove in Dick Schofield with butterflie.s than a meadow — and ment weather. Tigers 6-4, Twins 5-3 Navratilova rolls on one-out double ol I the left-field wall "They hit three home runs but a fielder's choice grounder. they're not in hi.s stomach. At Detroit, Lance Parrish with Tampa In the NationaPLeague, it was: and Downing brought him home we were still ahead. We had every LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Top-seeded The Red Sox boosted their lead to The knuckicballcr pitched an Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2; smacked a two-out, three-run with a single up the middle. opportunity to win the gaipe," he Martina Navratilova, fresh off winning Sunday's 5-1 in the third on walks to Dw ight eight-hitter lor his fourth straight Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 2; Chicago 3, homer in the fifth to give the Tigers several games DeBerg Angels right fielder Fred Lynn said. " It"s not like we gave it away. showdown with Chris Evert-Lloyd, defeated Kim DENVER (UPl)' - Evans and Wade Boggs. Rice's A L victory and balterymale Butch St. Louis 2; Los Angeles 5, Houston a sweep. In the opener, Lou ended up playing the role said, "Those weren't Fenway You have to give them credit, they Shaefer 6-1,6-2 Tuesday night in the second round Eight- year veteran Steve triple and a double by Gedman. Wynegar hit a two-run single in the 3; and San Diego 6, San Francisco Whitaker delivered a two- out, home runs. "Vou can't sit on a lead hung right in there. But we'll win of a $200,000 Tournament of Champions. DeBerg says he wants the of i-elief pitcher. second inning Tuesday, pacing the 1. New York at Montreal was run-scoring single to cap a three- T h e situation was in this ballpark. We live pretty our share of games like this. If we Boston scored twice in the first to Navratilova, who beat Evert-Lloyd (or the first opportunity to compete New York Yankces to a 4-0 decision rained out. run ninth. The two victories much by the home run. A 5-1 lead play hard." take a 2-1 lead. Remy led off with a time on Florida clay al the WTA Championships for the job of starting further complicated when over the Kansas City Royals. Brewers 3, A ’s 2 extended Detroit’s winning streak DeBerg sulfered a against us is nut enough in any Boston slugger Jim Rice, who bunt single and went to second on on Amelia Island, repeatedly pulled out games quarterback — and he "1 really have about four differ At Milwaukee, Rick Manning to five games and raised the shoulder separation. He park — we can score runs. " entered the game with a .159 Steve Brown's wild pilch. Remy Tuesday after being down love-40 against should get it at Tampa ent knucklers." Niekro said. "Full Tigers' season record to 14-1. i Asked about the consecutive average, had three hits, including scored two outs later on Rice's smacked a two-out, two-run triple Shaefer, of Alexandria, Va. Bay. was knocked out ol the overhand, three-quarter, sidearm Orioles 8, White Sox 3 homers. Jackson said. "All those a double and triple, to drive in four double and Mike Easier followed in the seventh (or the Brewers. "1 played pretty well when I had to, but I made DeBerg was traded by last six games, but came and hard and low. It's the same balls were hit good. We impressed runs. with a single to score Rice. Manning's triple made a winner of At Chicago, Eddie Murray it more difficult by being down love- the Denver Broncos to the back and started in a loss ball, but it does different things Pete Ladd, 1- 0, who relieved belted a two-run homer and Cal Navratilova said. "It was tough playing the first Tampa Bay Buccaneers to Seattle in the AFC because ol the different motions." Moose Haas and Bob McClure in Ripken lined a solo shot to back the match after last week, but I think I've gotten over Tuesday for a 1984 fourth- wild-card playoff game. Scholastic roundup The 45-year-old Niekro struck the top half of the inning. Lary nine-hit pitching of Scott McGre round draft choice and a DeBerg fijnished sev out eight and walked only one in Sorensen. 1-3, took the loss. gor, 2-3. It was only the Orioles fifth Shaefer, who lost to Navratilova at Amelia conditional future pick. enth among AFC passers preserving his unbeaten A L record Mariners 4, Blue Jays 2 victory in 17 games this year. Island last week, said she did better this time. “ With John Elway here, with 119 completions in and lifting his lifetime victory total At Toronto, Al Cowens delivered Richard Dotson, 2-2, took the loss. " I wanted to win the first few points and not be it was hard to commit 215 attempts for 1,617 to 272. down love-40. This will help me in the long run myself to a situation yards and nine TDs. Manchester tracksters Wynegar's two-run single, fol The conditional draft because I was patient, doing a variety of things where toe franchise is lowing a single by Roy Smalley and and 1 know she just can't beat me right off the committed to another choice given to Denver for consecutive errors by Kansas City guy,” DeBerg said. "It’s DeBerg was based on how court," she said. third baseman Greg Pryor and hard to commit yourself much DeBerg plays for win third meet of season first baseman Steve Balboni, when there's a possibility the Bucs. marked the first runs the Yankees Yale to sponsor yacht you'll be a backup for the “ I'm going to a good The Manchester High tack squad (M ) 3. Poppolordo (H) 5 10 had scored in 25 1-3 innings. remainder of your career. football team, " DeBerg Pole voult; Tetrault (M ) 2. Everett (M ) Results; 100; Dameth (H ) 2. Williams NEW HAVEN — Yale University’s undergrad roared to its third 'dual meet (H) Golas (H) 13.4 "I feel comfortable with his I wanted a situation where said. "They had problems 3. Alter (H) 9 0 uate yacht club, following “ the great Eli sailing victory of the young season with a Shot put; Marx IM ) 2. Farrell (M ) 3. 200; Dameth (H) 2. Goplas (H) Willi knuckleball,"' said Wynegar. “ In I had an opportunity to last year but a lot of it had ams (H ) 27.8 the first game I caught him — the tradition,” announced Tuesday it will sponsor to do with quarterback 100'a -33>/2 trouncing of Hall High of Rogers (M ) 39'6 400; Mokas (H) 2. Falkowski (M) 3. compete for the job." Discus; Farrell (M) Hermsen (H) 3. opener in Kansas City — I was Courageous II in a bid to return the Am erica’s DeBerg headed into the position and they had West Hartford Tuesday at the Paul Snybes (H ) 10V4 McKIros (H) 65.9 Wigren track. Javelin; Hickey (M) 2. Roger (M) 3. 800; Falkowski (M ) 2. Dussault (M ) 3. fighting for my life. I don't want to Cup from Australia. 1983 season, his third at some injuries. They made Levine (H ) 2;37 Albert C. Simonds. a Yale senior and The Indians won 11 of 18 events Burby (M ) 16V6 be too confident, but I am comfor Denver, expecting to be the playoffs for two years 1500; Gordon (H ) 2. Dussault (M ) commodore of the Yale Corinthian Yacht Club, and used good depth to roll up the 3.Castaona (H ) 5;I4 table. He really threw some the Broncos starting quar in a row prior to that. I cabled the official challenge to the Royal Perth points. They swept the shot put and 3000; Gordon (H) 2. Castagna (M) doozies in the ninth inning, espe terback. But earlier. think I ’m going to enjoy Hanke (H ) I1;50.8 Yacht Club of Western Australia on behalf of di.scus.Paul Tetrault was a double 110 hurdles; Batterman (H) 2. Seise cially to Steve Balboni. Two or k m . Denver had engineered myself there." Guadalupe Pintor, former WBA bantam- for his fight tonight against Cleo Garcia winner for Manchester in the long MHS girls drubbed (M ) 3. Bugess (M ) 17.8 three of those things 1 didn't think I Courageous II. the deal that brought 300 hurdles; Batterman (H ) 2. Wilcox The Auhralian club sponsored Australia II. jump and pole vault. would catch." rookie John Elway from weight champion, trains in Los Angeles of Nicaragua. (H ) 3. Tucker (H)51.3 which wrested the cup from American hands last Long lump; Marklewicz (H ) 2. Seise Baltimore to Denver, The Indians will be at the New The Yankees added a run in the year for the first time since Aug. 22,1851. It was FOR SPARKLING wood In girls' track and field action (M ) 3. Mackos (H ) 14'6'/2 fourth on Willie Randolph's walk, a clouding DeBerg's first- Britain Invitational this weekend. Tuesday,,Hall defeated Manches High lump; (tie) Dunn (H) Brodnockl then that the 170-ton schooner America won the string status. work, tile, glass and (H ) Hewlett (H ) 4'3 wild pitch by loser Bud Black, 3-1, cup — a garish pitcher with a hole in the bottom — painted surfaces, add ter, 90-37, taking firsts in 13 of 15 Shot put; Cole (H ) 2.Trov (M ) 3. and Don Baylor’s single. This was Elway performed spec Results; 100; McFollev (M ), 2. events, including both relays. McGuire (H) 29'9 by beating 15 yachts in a 6()-mile free-for-all three tablespoons of Dllgunos (M ), 3. tie II.S. the Yankees first earned run in 28 tacularly in the first three c A i g m i u Felicia Falkowski placed first in Discus; McGuire (H) 2. Trov .(M) 3. around the Isle of Wight. washing soda to a quart 200; Lefebrve (H ), 2. McFollev (M ), 3. Seise (M ) 105 0 2-3 innings. exhibition games and O'Neil (M ) 23.9 the 800 meters and second in the 400 The next race will be run in in January 1987 oil of warm water and wash. irrk* Svb|«t t* Choiiit) Javelin; Seise (M) 2. Cole (H) 3. coach Dan Reeves pro No rinsing required. For 400; O'Neil (M ) 2. Friedman (H ) 3. Paul for MFanchester while teammate SImonds (H ) 77'7 Perth. Australia. (M ) 55.3. Don Mattingly gave New York a moted him to starter. But sparkling results when Jennifer Seise had a first in the Peter R. Dalzell, commodore of the Royal Perth the next week, in the final 1 0 2 . 9 800; Reiland (H) 2. Liscomb (M) 3. 4-0 lead with a line drive into the vou have something to Min. Amt. Required Patulak (M ) 2;04.6 javelin, second in the 110 meter right-iield stands in the sixth for club. .. , exhibition game. Elway sell, use a low-cost ad in 1500; Costello (H ) 2. Liscomb (Ml) 3. The effort to return the cup "is entirely 6 4 9 -8 8 4 1 Comeou (A/\) 4;15 high hurdles, and third in the his first homer of the year. The was heavily blitzed by classified. 5000; B. Mike (M) 2. Dunn (H) 3. discus. Other outstanding per blast, only New York's sixth in 15 consistent with the great Eli sailing tradition, Minnesota and the team Thompson (H) 17;03 formers for the Indians included games, was also the first by a said Richard R. Victor, a 1964 Yale graduate. He faltered. llOhurdles; Griffin (M ) 2.Lefebrve (H) Cheney golfers lose pointed to world renowned skipper Briggs S. 3. Mllone (M ) 16.5 Mary Ann Troy, second in the shot Yankee left-handed hitter this Denver's opponents du .300 hurdles; Lefebrve (H ( 2. Mllone put and discus, and Debbie Dus- Cheney Tech lost a three- season. Cunningham, a 1931 graduate of Yale, winning plicated the tactic and in - (M l 3. Quinn (M ) 44.5 sault, second , in the 800 and cornered golf match to RHAM the Am erica’s Cup after World War II. 4x100 relay; Manchester (McFolley, By then, Niekro had all he Turner, Dllounos, O'Nell) 46.4 1500-meter runs. High School and Coventry High by needed. Long lump; Tetrault (M ) 2. Horttleld Manchester is 2-1 on the season. identical scores of 12-1 Tuesday at "I've never met a hitter who was (H) 3.Turner (M ) 19 0 It will compete again this weekend the Manchester Country Club. The MODEM AUTO X AUTO REPAIRS Triple lump; Horttleld (H ) 2. Gustot- a good knuckleball hitter," said ABC extends USFL contract son (M ) 3. Tetreoult (M ) 40'10 at the New Britain Invitational match medalist was Lucas Sirois Royals manager Dick Howser. “ I RMIIATOR High lump Horttleld (H ) 2. Gustotson Meet. of RHAM with a 76. batted against Hoyt Wilhelm's NEW YO RK — The USFL’s contract with ABC INTRODUCES knuckler and this fellow's is right will be ex te n d i at least though the 1985 season, a th* 90-mlmjtg up there with him. ^ WE SERVICE ALL league spokesman said Tuesday. rim drhwMn I -'Hom* O f Mr Goodwr»nch GENERAL MOTOR ABC sent a letter to the league office Tuesday, drIvMway solutioiil Marshall and Steinkuhler Darryl Motley and Pat Sheridan, noUfyIng USFL officials that the network wouW CARS AND TRUCKS the first two batters in the Royals' nick up its option to televise USFL games for the FOR: v : . . lineup, had two and three hits, 1985 season. The amount ABC will pay for the 1985 M l fitiiii’ InIBi • A U MECHANICAL REPAIRS respectively, but Niekro never season and ABC’s option for the 1986 season are hiti ImIBi • COMPLETE COUISION REPAIRS faced more than five batters in any UPl pliolo eyed by Houston Oilers inning. still under negotiation. j .i,„ • RESUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Baltimore's Scott Meditegor scattered nine hits Tuesday The original deal between the network and the In other games, California league, signed before the 1983 season, calls for shaded Boston 8-7, Milwaukee beat ■riM n oi I • AUTO PAINTINO in raising his record to 2-3 with an 8-3 win in Chicago. ABC to pay $15 million for the 1985 season, but HOUSTON (U PI) - The Hous second selection overall, in Tues if Houston signs Marshail or dMdiM m A IM • CHAROE WITH MASTER CHAROE ton Oilers arc talking with both day's N F L draft after negotiations Michigan State outside linebacker USFL officials feel the sum will be greater. Florida linebacker Wilber Mar with Marshall last week hit an Carl Banks. "T h e key is that negotiations are continuing for We have found that • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE shall and Nebraska guard Dean apparent empasse. 1985 and beyond,” said Jim Byrne, toe USFL s most of our customers Herzeg met several hours in his Steinkuhler in an attempt to decide Steinkuhler told reporters Mon Mayotte scores mild upset director of communications. It is obvious that problems can be solved office Monday with Marshall’s which player to select in the day he would like to play for the ABC has confidence in the future of the league. within this time frame. agent, Richard Bennett, and spoke upcoming N FL draft. Oilers. By Harlhar Krishnan seed Jimmy Connors in the quar The problem part is long distance with Jack Mills, veteran Vitas Gerulaitis will meet removed, promptly CARTER Houston has received contract " I think it was important that 1 Steinkuhler's agent, who is based UPl Sports Writer terfinals Thursday night. Bill Scanlon of Dallas. ^ p P R O V C o proposals from each from the two show the Oilers that I'm interested Teltscher, of Palos Verdes Est repaired on our in Boulder, Colo. After each player won a set, Hall awarded new contract prospects and have provided in them because I am definitely DALLAS — Tim Mayotte, who ates, Calif., gained an early lead ipremlses and rein Mayotte broke Smid’s serve in the CHEVROLET agents for Steinkuhler and Mar interested," Steinkuhler said. New England, which has the first scored a mild upset, and hard against Sweden's Henrik Sund- LEXINGTON— The University of Kentucky stalled. second game of the third set but A shall with copies of counter " I think the Oilers are an pick, already has signed Nebraska hitting Eliot Teltscher, who strom with his accurate volleys Athletic Board Tuesday authorized a new {Replacements are Smid came back immeidiately to proposals. up-and-coming team. I think receiver Irving Fryar to a 4-year, struggled a little more than he five-year contract for basketball coach Joe B. javailable from our dis- and persistent cross court winners. brek Mayotte’s serve in tbe next ; " I 've given each of them a set of they're going to be a very good 12.65 million deal. expected, Tuesday night marched But Teltscher bad to fight off a Hall, ending- speculation that Hajl would be :trlbutor size inventory. gam e to make it 2-1 and then held 1220 MAIN ST. numbers to study, and they've team. They've got anew coach and into the quarterfinals of the World third-set surge by Sundstrom to stepping down after 12 years at UK. iRelax in our waiting Oilers sources said Bennett tried his serve. AUTO REPAIR MANCHESTER given me a set,” said Ladd Herzeg, a new staff, and things look very Championship of Tennis. win 6-2, 6-1, 4-6, 6-2. Hall, who toqk the Wildcats tp toe NCAA Final r o o m , while our unsuccessfully last week to reach a ■ the Oilers' general manager. "So, good for the future. I'v e been Both ihanaged to take advantage Teltscher will meet No. 4 seed Gam es went with serve until the Four this past season, is currently in the second 'knowledgeable special TEL. 040-0404 similar contract for Marshall with we all have our homework to do." impressed with everyone I've met of fatigued opponents, yet both Jimmy Arias in the next round. tiebreaker. Smid committed sev year of a five-year pact. Terms of the agreement Tsts get you moving the Oilers. Steinkuhler and Marshall were in the organization." needed (our sets to do it. Kevin Curren, formerly of West eral errors to lose the tiebreaker, were not disclosed. again. 7- 3. both in Houston Monday for But the New York Giants, who Herzeg planned a tentative Mayotte, who cashed in on his Germany and now a resident of University President Otis Singletary said the GMOUAUTY pick third, also want Steinkuhler. < authorization isends “ a very clear signal" that MS46R2 physical examinations. meeting W^nesday with Dr. Cha big serve and volley, outclassed Austin, Texas, goes after Mark Mayotte kept the pressure in tbe san/icf Mins Steinkuhler is considered the They have talked with the Oilers rles Tucker, who represents Tomas Smid of Czechoslovakia, Dickson of Tampa, Fla., in to Hall will be staying on as coach. I E M i M I I I T N I fourth set, breaking Smid’s serve ; IT S UN. at. Mwwh. CT Oilers' likely No. 1 draft pick, the about making a deal to swap places Banks. 6-2, 4-6, 7-6. 6-3 and will meet No. 2 night's first-round action, and in the seventh and ninth game. 12 - MANC HKSTKH HKHAU). Wc(lnostl;i>, April 25, I9H4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. April 25, 1984 - H Scoreboard /Food Brewers 3. A s 2 Sixers 110, Nets 102 FOCUS Yankees 4. Royals 0 Braves 4. Reds 2 P H IL A D E L P H IA (110) KANSAS CITY NEW YORK OAKLAND MILWAUKEE CINCINNATI ATLANTA Basketball Erving 8-16 6-7 22, Jones M 05 13, Baseball a b r b b I gbrliM obrliM Ob r h bl Ob r h bi • aaaaaaMaaaaaaaaaa*** Malone 1022 2-2 22, 012 ^ 2 0 , Motley it 4 0.2 0 Rndiph 2b3 1 1 0 Ob r h bl Radus If 5 2 1 0 Wthngin rl 4 0 2 1 Toney 5-138-9 II, C. Richardson 4 7 M l , Hendrsn II 4 0 2 1 Molitor 3b 3 0 0 0 Milner cf 4 0 2 2 Rornlrz ss 4 0 4 1 Sheridn ct 4 0 3 0 Griffey ct4 0 0 0 M uiphy cf 4 1 1 0 Yount ss 3 0 1 0 lavaroni 30 OO 6, S. Williams M 02 U Orla rf 4 0 0 0 Plnlello rf 4 0 1 0 Conepen ss 5 0 2 0 Murghy cf 4 0 0 0 C. Johnson 0 2 O O 0, Maflhews O O O p0, American League standings Bochle 1b 2 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 4 0 0 0 Parker rl 4 0 2 0 Horner % 3 0 0 1 McRae dh 4 0 10 Baylor dh 4 0 11 Almon ph 0 0 0 0 SImmns dh 4 0 0 0 Celtics 99. Bullets 96 ThreaM OOOOO, RaullnsOOOOO. Totols White 2b 4 0 1 0 Smalley 1b 4 1 1 0 Orlessn 1b 4 0 0 0 Chmbis Ib'.l 1 3 0 42-82 26-29 110. Bolbonl lb 3 0 0 0 Harrah 3b4 1 0 0 Honcck 1b 1 0 0 0 Oglivle If 3 12 1 Esosky 3b 3 0 0 0 Harper If 4 0 1 0 East Lansf rd 3b 4 0 0 0 GanIner 2b 3 1 0 0 Walker ph 1 0 1 0 Hubbrd 2b 2 1 1 1 n e w j e r s e y (MS) , „ „ , Pet. OB Slought c 3 0 0 0 Mottngly It 4 1 2 1 BOSTO N (99) O 'Koren 1-5 2-2 4, B. Williams 7-12 2-6 w L Dovis rf 3 0 1 0 Sunlfbrg c 3 1 2 0 Lawless 3b 0 0 0 0 Benedict c 3 1 1 0 Bird 7-143-417. Maxwell3-10044, Parish Detroit )4 1 .933 — Wothon c 0 0 0 0 Wynegar c 2 0 1 2 16, Dawkins 6-10 4-5 16. Birdsong 3 0 M Pryor 3b 3 0 1 0 Robrtsn ss 3 0 10 Kingmn dh 4 0 1 1 Moore rf 3 0 0 0 Oester 2b 3 0 1 0 Barker p 2 0 0 0 8-134-620, Henderson 4-95-713. D. Johnson Toronlo 10 8 .556 5Va Heath c 4 0 0 0 Mannng cf 3 0 1 2 Bllardell c 3 0 1 0 Perry ph 1110 7, M. Richardson 6-19 1-2 13, Kino 9-20 2- 7 6 .538 6 Conepen ss 3 0 0 0 5- 98-818, McHale5-102-212, Buckner 4-91-2 3 20, Ronsev 2-5 OO 4, GmlnskI 1-3 6 0 1, Cleveland Hill ss 4 1 1 0 Perez ph 1 0 0 0 Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 9, Wedmon '2-3 0 0 4, Corr 1-1 (M) 2. New Yorls 7 8 .467 7 Totals 32 0 8 0 Totals 32 4 I 4 Cook 3-11 7-10 14, R. Johnson OO OO O Konsos City 000 000 ooo— 0 Phillips 2b 4 0 3 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 Bedrosin p 1 0 0 0 Totats38-782»2999. Milwaukee 6 9 .400 8 Tofals 34 2 t ITofols Berenyi p 2 0 0 0 Totals 3093 2540 102. „ ^ Boston 6 11 .353 9 Nmw York 020 01100X— 4 WASHINOTONCN) PhiMdtlphla (kime-wlnning RBI — Wvnegor (1). 29 3 4 3 Hoshidr ph 1 0 0 0 Ballard 5-1) 2-2 12, Rulond 11- 21 8-9 30, Baltimore 5 12 .294 10 Oakland tOOIOOItO— 2 Hume p 0 0 0 0 New Jersey 22 22 2S 3 1 — 111 West E— Pryor, Bolbonl. DP— KonsasCItv 1, Mahorn 5-7 6-616, F. Johnson 7-13 2-2 17, T o lo l fo u ls— P h ilo d e lp h io 26, Milwaukee «10 « » 2Bk— 3 Owchink p 0 0 0 0 Sobers 4-131-29, Kopicki OOOOO, Malone Seattle 10 7 .586 — New York 1. LOB— Kansas City 6. New York 6.2B— Maltlnaiev, Robertson. HR— (3ame-winnlng R B I— Manning (1). Power p 0 0 0 0 6- 100012, McMlllenO2OO0, DaveOOOOO. Ookland 10 8 .556 Va E — Bochte. DP—Oakland l. Jersey 32. Rebounds— Philodelphio Mattlnglv (1). Gulden c 10 0 0 Totals38-7719-2196. Calitornla 11 9 .550 Va LOB— TOMIS 37 2 10 2 Totals 32 4 13 4 37 Texas 8 9 .471 2 IP H RERBBSO BOSlOII 21211129 — 99 (Malone 15), New Jersey 50 (B. Williams Kansas City Ookland 7, Milwaukee 6. 28— Phillips 2. CMcimiatl 001 000 MO— 2 Wasbingm 2117 24 31 — 91 __ _ Konsas City 7 8 .467 2 38— Monning. HR—Oglivle (1). Atlanta OMOioiix—4 . 18). Assists— Philadelphia 22 (Erving 8). Minnesota 8 10 .444 2»/a Block L 3-1 6 8 4 2 2 1 Three-poInVooals-F. Johnson, wuted New Jersey 22 (M. RIchordson 8). Soberhagen 200000 Game-Winning R B I— Horner (1). out-Parlsh. Total fouls- Boston 26, Chicago 6 9 .400 3 IP H R E R B B SO E— Oester, Ramirez. DP— Cincinnati 2. Technical— Dawkins. New Jersey Tuesday's Results New York Washington 24. Rebounds-Boston X coach Oakland LOB— Cincinnati 10, Atlanto 11. 2B— (Parish 12), Woshington 32 (Ruland )5). New York A, Kansas City 0 NIekro W 4-0 9 8 0 0 1 8 Sorensn (L 1-3) 6 2-3 6 3 3 2 3 Albeck, B. Williams, Philadelphia coach Texas at Cleveland, pad.. Inclement W P— Black. (— 2:08. A— 15,237. Oester, Chombliss, Hubbard, Washing Assists-Boston 20 (Bird 7), Washington 24 Cunningham, Philadelphia (Illegal defen- Burris 1 1-3 0 0 0 2 0 ton, (RulandB).Technlcals-none.A-13,853. weather Milwaukee Milner, Walker. SB— Ramirez (1), Redus se).A-20,149. Detroit 6, Minnesota 5,1st game TigersB.TwinsS Haos 6 8 2 2 2 3 2 (7). SF— Milner, Horner. Detroit 4, Minnesota 3,2nd game McClure 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 IP H RERBBSO Milwaukee 3, Oakland 2 Lodd (W 1-0) 2 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Cincinnati Hawks 100, Bucks 97 Seattle 4, Toronto 2 (First gome) Haas pitched to 3 bolters In 7th. Berenyi 6 8 2 2 3 6 California 8, Boston 7 MINNESOTA DETROIT T— 2:37. A— 8,824. Hume (L 0-3) 2-321)10 Golf " f - Baltimore 8. Chicago 3 Ob r h bi ab r h bi Owchinko 0 1 0 0 0 0 M IL W A U K E E (97) Wednesday's Games Brown cf 5 0 1 0 Whitakr 2b 5 1 2 1 Power 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 M. Johnson 8-15 2-2 18, Lister 3-6 0 0 6, (All Times EST) Wshngt ss 4 0 0 0 Trmmll ss 4 0 2 2 Lanier 6-12 6-8 18, Dunleavy 4-9 2-2 11, Chicago (Bannister 1-1) al Cleveland Franco 1 2 I 0 2 I Hrbek 1b 4 111 Evans dh 4 0 0 0 Padres 6. Giants 1 Atlonta Moncrief 9-15 1-4 19, MokeskI 2-3 OO 4, (Heolon 1-2), 12:05 p.m, Engle c 2 2 0 0 Gibson rf 4 1 1 0 Brldgeman 6-10 8-9 20, Pressev 0 3 1-2 1, Calitornla (Will I D at Milwaukee Barker (W 2-2) 7 8 2)06 Bush dh 4 12 1 Grubb If 3 0 0 0 Dedmon 1-3 2 0 0 1 ) Breuer OO OO 0. Totals 38-73 2027 97. (Coconower 0-2), 7 p.m. Brnnsky rf 3 1 1 2 Kuntz pr 0 1 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO SAN DIE(}0 A T L A N T A (100) Minnechaug Men’s Club Seottle (Beattie 2 1) ot Boston (Hurst obrhbl obrhM Bedroslan (S 3) 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Goetti 3b 3 0 1 0 Bergmn lb 4 1 1 1 Owchinko pitched to 1 bailer In 7th. Roundfield 6-23 2-2 14, Wilkins 7-20 50 Closest to the pin: Rick Dicker, 13th 2-2), 7:35 p.m. Hatcher It 3 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 4 0 1 0 Le/V astr ss 3 1 0 0 Wiggins 2b 3 1 0 0 19, Rollins 03 2-2 2, Dovis 8-15 1-1 17, Oakland (Conrov 0-1) at Toronto (Leal Trillo 2b 3 0 1 0 Gwynn rf 4 1 3 0 T— 2:52. A— 10,969. hole, and Bob Bedlock, 5th hole. Skins: Teufel 2b 4 0 11 Lemon cf 2 1 1 1 Rivers 2-3 15-16 19, E. Johnson 5-9 1-3 12, Jim Lonergan and Bob Folck. Low 2-0), 7:35 p.m. Lowry c 2 1 1 0 Clark rl 4 0 2 1 Nettles 3b 3 0 0 0 Brown 2-3 1-3 5, Hostings 000-00, Glenn New York (Guldrv 1-1) at Minnesota Oliver lb 3 0 0 0 (kirvey 1b 4 1 0 1 OO 0 0 0, Wlttmon 6-9 OO 12. Totals 36-85 gross: Bob Faick 79, Bill Skinner & Parrish ph 1 0 0 0 Cubs3.Cerdinals2 Dove Catev 89, Jerry LaPIne & Jim (Smithson 3 1), 8:35p.m. Totals 32 5 7 5 Totals 33 6 9 S Leonard If 3 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 1 1 1 27-33 100. f .-i Baltimore (Davis 0-0) at Kansas City CDavis cf 4 0 0 0 Mortinez If 3 0 0 0 Lonergan 90. l.ow net: Bill Calhoun & Two out when winning run scored Milwuokee 22 23 30 22— 17 Bob Bedlock 73, Jim Harrell 74. (Gura 3-0), 8:35 p.m. Minnesota 000 410 000— 5 Yongbld 3b 4 0 0 0 McRynl cf 2 I 0 1 CHICAGO ST. LOUIS Atlanta 27 24 23 26— 100 Detroit (Wilcox 1-0) at Texos (Stewart Detroit 001 020 003— 6 Brenly c 3 0 2 0 Tempitn ss 4 1 3 3 abrbbi abrhbi Three point goals— Dunleovv, E. John 0-4 or Tanano 2-1), 8:35 p.m. Game-winning RBI — Whitaker (3). Krukow p 2 0 10 Whitson p 3 0 0 0 Dernier cf 4 0 2 0 LoSmIlh If 3 0 0 0 son. Fouled out— none. Total fouls— Manchester Country Club Tiiursday's Games E— Trammell. OP— Minnesota 3, De Kulper ph 1 0 0 0 Lefferts p 10 0 0 Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Mllwoukec 27, Atlonta 28.. Rebounds— Chicago at Clevelond troit Martin p 0 0 0 0 Bucknr ph 1 0 0 0 OSmith ss 3 10 0 Milwaukee 36 (Moncrief 13), Atlanto 44 Best 14: A-TIm M c N am ara 57-3-54, Calitornla at Milwaukee 3. LOB— Minnesoto 5. Detroit 5. 2B— Totals 30 1 6 I Totals 31 6 7 6 LeSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Green 1b 4 0 2 ) (Roundfield 13). Assists— Milwaukee 17 Bob Norwood 62-8-54, Low gross: Tony Oakland at Toronto Brunansky, Bush, Whitaker. 3B— Gibson. San Francisco 000 000 010—Sandbrg 1 2b 5 t 2 1 Hendrck rf 4 0 0 0 (Duhleovv 6), Atlanta 26 (Davis 6). Stevllet 75. B-AI Cusson 61-14-47, Dick New York at Minesola H R — Lemon (3), Hrbek (3). San Diego 400 000 OOx— 6 Matthws If 4 0 1 0 Howe 3b 3 1 2 0 Technical— Lanier, Atlanta (6 men on Horan 60-12-48. C-VIc Plagge 69-17-52, Seottle at Boston, niglil IP H R ER BB SO Game-winning R BI— Garvey (5). Woods If 0 0 0 0 Porter c 4 0 10 lloor). A — 6.435. Al Chevretle 62-8-54. Baltimore at Kansas City nighi Minnesota E— Wiggins. DP— San Diego 3. LOB— Durhm 1b 4 0 2 ) McGee cf 3011 Sweeps: A gross-Tonv Steullet Detroit ot Texas, night Williams 7 6 3 3 2 4 Sen Francisco 6, Son Diego 6. 2B— Hall rf 4 0 0 0 Ramsey 2b 2 0 0 0 Blazers 113,Suns 110 7S,net-Bob Norwood 87-8-79,B gross- J Davis (L 2-2) 1 23 3 3 3 1 0 Gwynn. HR— Templeton (1). Cev 3b 3 0 0 0 Obrkfll ph 1 0 0 0 Blll Zwick 85, Net-AI Cusson 87-14-73; C Common edible wild plants include from top lett bottom left are day lily shoots, mallo.w and tiny new violet weeds we pull from our gardens are more nutritious than National League standings Detroit IP H R ER BB SO Dovli c 3 0 0 0 Cox p 2 0 10 gross-VIc Plogge 95, net-AI Chevretle the vegetables we are trying to grow. M orris (W 4-0) 9 7 5 5 5 1 San Francisco Bowo ss 4 1)0 Braun ph 1000 P O R T L A N D (113) 97-15-82. dandelion, shaggy mane mushroom and pla ntain. From leaf and flower. Barbara Clark says that many of the HBP— by Williams (Lemon). Krukow (L 1-3) 7 6 6 6 45 Trout p 2 0 00 Landim If 0000 Carr 60 2-3 14, Nott 11-19 8-11 30, Best 12: A night: Bob B eh lin g44-3-41, EQSt WP— Martin 1)0011 Holes p 0 0 0 0 Vn Slyk ph 1 0 0 0 Thompson 1-1 0-0 2, Poxson 6-14 7-12 19, Lon Annulli 45-1-44, Gordie Quick W L Pet. GB Morris, Davis. ^ — 2:16. San Diego Hebner rl 2 12 1 Valentine 7-13 2-2 16, Cooper 4-9 OO 8, 49-4-45, Bob Pogonl 48-3-45, Terry Chicago 10 6 .625 — Whitsn (W 2-1) 7 2-3 6 1 1 4 2 Cotto cf 0 b 0 0 Verhoeven OO OO 0, Drexler 3-8 4-5 10, Schilling 48-3-45, Steve M ataua 47-2-45, Philodelphio 9 6 .600 '/2 Lefferts 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Totols 36 3 to 3 Totals 31 2 7 2 Lever 2-7 2-2 6, Lamp 0-0 OO 0, Norris 3- , Pete Foster 49-4-45, D ick Smith 47-2-45, Montreal 10 7 . 588 ' i Tigers4.Twins3 T— 2:1). A— 15,341. Chicago 000010011— 3 4 2 2 8. Totals 4303 27-37 113. Lo rry G raf 47-2-45; G ross-Lon Annulli New York 9 7 .563 1 St. Louis 000 011000— 2 P H O E N IX (110) 77. B Vlight-Joe Novak 48-5-43, Mike Pittsburgh 6 9 .400 3> 2 Pirates 3. Phitiies 2 Gome-winning RBI — Hebner (1). Lucos 9-17 5-6 23, Nance 4-8 3-4 1), Surh 50-6-44, Jim King 52-7-45, Lloyd St. Louis 7 11 .389 4 (Second Game) E— Green, Trout. DP— SI. Louis 2. LOB Edwards 6-10 6-9 18, Dovis 11-22 70 29, Davidson 51-6 45, Tim Hickey 52-7-45. West MINNESOTA DETROIT — Chicago 8, St. Louis 7. 28—Durham, M aev 4-81-4 II, Pittman 1-4 2-4 4, Foster Marsh Warren 52-6-46, Wall OIttmann a b r h b I Howe, Sondbero. 3B— McGee. HR— OO 2-2 2, Adam s b-2 5-8 5, Sanders 1-4 (M) Here’s how Weeds? San Diego 13 5 . 722 — PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA 51 5-46, Frank LIpInskI 52-6-46. C fllght- Los Angeles 12 7 .632 IV2 Ob r h bi ab r li bi ab r b bi Hebner (1). SB— McGee 13). S— 2, Westphal 2-7 1-1 5, Scott OO OO 0. Joe M ader 54-12-42, Ed Ansaldi 53-10-43, San Francisco ? 10 .412 5V? Brown cl 4 0 0 0 Brookns 2b 4 Wynne 00 0 cf 4 0 10 Samuel 2b 5 0 1 0 Ramsey. Totals 38-82 32-45 110. Alex Eigner Jr. 51-8-43, Gil Stephens Houston 7 11 .389 6 Wshngt ss 3 0 0 0 Trmmll ss 2 Lacy 2 1 0 rf 4 0 2 1 W ckniss 1b 4 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Portland. 32 24 29 28113 '54 10-44. Don Edw ards 59-13-46, Bob Atlanta 6 10 .375 6 Hrbek )b 3)12 Garbey 1b 4 1 2 1 Modick 3b 4 0 0 0 Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Chicago Phoenix 26 26 32 26110 Colnen 58-11-47. 'Engle c 3 0 10 Parrish c 3 113 Don’t bet your wok on it. They’re good to eat Cincinnati 5 12 .294 Thmpsn lb 4 1 1 0 Matszk ph 0 0 0 0 Trout 51-3 6 2 1 t 3 Three-point goals: Macy 2. Fouled out- Sweeps: A oross-RIck Clough 78; to use some Tuesdov's Games Bush dh 4 0 11 Lowry c 10 10 Pena c 3 110 Schmidt 3b 4 0 1 1 Holes 2-3 0 0 0 ) 0 Corr, Norris. Total fouls-Porlland 32, net-Bob Behling 79-5-74, Marty Shea New York at Montr eal, postponed, rain Brnnsky rt 4 0 1 0 Herndon It 4 Otis 01 0 If 4 0 1 0 Lezeono rf 3 0 0 0 Stoddard (W 2-0) 2 0 0 0 2 2 Phoenix 32. Rebounds-Portland 37 (Noll 83-7-76, Bob PaganI 83-6-77, Tom Vec- Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2 Gaelli 3b 4 0 0 0 Lemon cl 4 0 1 0 Roy 2b 4 0 11 Haves cf 2 0 0 0 Le. Smith (S 4) 1 1 0 0 0 1 B), Phoenix 44 (Lucas 10). Assists- sev 83-6-77; B gross-Joe N ovak 85; By Susan Plese But the leaves are a real spring Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 2 Hatcher If 1 0 0 0 Allen dh 3 0 10 St. Louis Portland 26 (Valentine 13), Phoenix 27 treat. Pick them early, while Meyer It 2 110 Evans oh 10 0 0 Berra ss 4 0 0 0 Wilson If 3 12 0 nel-Mike Surh 85-12-73, Jim King Herald Reporter Chicago 3, St. Louis 2 Candelar p 3 1 1 0 Moddox cf 3 0 2 0 Cox 761113 (Dovis, M acy 7 each). Technicol fouls- 87 13-74, M a rsh W arren 87-12-75; C wild foods they're tender. "Stir-fry with some Los Angeles 5, Houston 3 Teufel 2b 3 1 ) 0 Castillo 3b 3 I 0 0 Robinson p 1 0 0 0 Lefebvr rf 1 0 0 0 Sutter (L 0-1) 2 4 2 2 1 0 Lucos, Adams. Attendance-14j)60. oross-Ed Ansaldi 91; net-Alex Eigner San Diego 6, San Francisco 1 Eisnrch ph 1 0 0 0 Whitakr 2b 0 0 0 0 Tekulve p C 0 0 0 Virgil c 4 0 2 1 T— 2:32. A— 19,639. Jr. 85-16-69, Joe M ader 96-14-72. Spring has sprung. Time to get salt pork and wild leeks," Mrs. Wednesday's Games Kuntz rl 3 0 10 Dejesus ss 4 1 1 0 4 Ball: net-Shea, MacMullen, Buc- out into the woods and fields. Time Clark recommends. If you're fresh Gibson rl 1 0 0 0 Mavericks 107,Sonics 96 Here are ways edible wild plants may be (All Times EST) Koosmn p 1 0 0 0 cheri, Muller 60; Gozzo, Surh, Brown, out of wild leeks, you can substitute New York (Gooden M ) at Montreal Totals 32 3 4 3 Totals prepared. to admire new green shoots and 33 4 9 4 Aguayo ph 1 0 0 0 Melton 62; Schilling, Chevretle, Len the cultivated ones from the (Palmer 2-0), 1:05 p.m. KGross p 0 0 0 0 anananaaananaannnaaaa* D A L L A S (107) non, Londsberg 63; Jones, Scholia, Know what you are picking, Barbara Clark budding flora. Time to gather Chicago (Ruthven 2-0) at SI. Louis Minnesota lOO 020 000— 3 GGross 1b 2 0 2 0 grocery. Detroit 001 030 OOx— 4 Aouirre 1022 9-10 29, Vincent 7-16 7-7 Kino, Mader 63; Moriorly, LipInskI, emphasized. Some plants that are safe to eat have some wild violet leaves for dinner. (Forsch 0-2), 1:35 p.m. Totals 35 3 8 2 TotOls 37 2 11 2 2), Cumminos 016 O 0 16, Blackmon 9-18 Ohn, Hunniford 63, Shea, Pickens, Wild chickory — which looks Pittsburgh (Tudor 1-1) at Philodelphio Game-winning RBI — Parrish (2). very similar features to those that are toxic. One Don't like violet leaves, you say. E— Castillo, Trammell, Gaetli. Pittsburgh 020100 000-> 3 Bowling 2-2 20, Dovis 30 2-2 8, Ellis 2-11 OO 4, Lochopelle, Shenning 64; gross- (Carlton 1-0), 7:35 p.m. Philodelphio 010 000 001— 2 Horper 1-3 1-2 3, NImphlus 1-1 4-4 6. Pagonl, Novak, Dealer, Plagge 73, suggestion; buy a book entitled " A Field Guide to Well, then, maybe some day lilies little like the supermarket variety Cincinnati (Berenyi 0-3) at Atlanta DP— Minnesolo 1, Delroit 3. LOB— MInnesola Game-winning RBI — None. Turner OO OO 0. Totals 41-93 25-27107. Vecsev, Norwood, Hickey, Gardella Edible Wild Plants” by Lee Peterson (Houghton for a stir-fry. Dandelions for soup. — is a good addition to salads. Its (Doylev 0-2), 7:40 p.m. E— Berra. DP— Pittsburgh 1. LOB— SEATTLE (96) 75; Smith, Foster, Zavorello, Cerino San Francisco (Laskey 0-1) ot San 7, Detroil 8. 2B— Lemon, Gorbev. HR— Mifflin Co., Boston). ' Sumac for jello. And you can wash roots, too, are a well-known Parrish (3). Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 11. 2B— Chombers 4-11 1-3 9, Vranes 4-13 2-3 10, 75; Bocknlne net-Vonderkall, Bolin, Diego (Show 2-1). 10:05 p.m. Thompson. Roy. Virgil. Samuel, G. Slkmo 11-20 SO 27, Williams 5-16 5-7 15, Nordeen, Londollna 31; gross-M oran, People who collect wild plants for food should it all down with some spicebush substitute for coffee. Houston (Ryan M ) at Los Angeles IP H R ER BB SO Minnesota Gross. Wood 8-17 02 16, King OO OO 0, M cCrov Janton, Finnegan, Mov 37. do so with an eye toward conservation. tea. (Valenzuela 1-2), 10:35 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO 05 O) 6, Brown 3-8 2-2 8, Hawes 1-2 OO Throw out par S's: George Martin Thursdov’s Games Viola IL 0-3) 6 1-3 9 4 4 2 4 Tee-Totalers Endangered plants, such as Indian cucumber and It may be a bitter pill for a MALLOW IS ANOTHER com Walters 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Pittsburgh 3, Sundvold 1-4 00 2, Johnson Ol OO 0. 57-7-50, Oom Oenmiocolo S8-5-S3, Steve Los Angeles at San Diego Condeloria (W 3-1)6 8 1 1 2 5 K are n Stetson 180-490, Sh aron M otava 58-4-54;; gross-Tonv Steullet li pink lady’s slipper, should never be picked. supermarket junkie to swallow, mon weed that can be used in a Filson 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 4097 15-24 96. Cinrinnoti at Atlonta, night Robinson 2 1-331112 Spencer 178, Oorno Page 478, Mary Dallas 27 22 30 21— 107 78. B fllght-MIke Surh 66-12-54. Fred N ever collect a plant unless there are at least but the weeds that spring up in our green salad. Its tiny, rounded and Detroil Tekulve (SI) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 McConvIlle 206-513, Marianne Hyland Pelry 3 2)121 Seattle 20 23 22 31— 96 Lennon 65-10-55, Dave Isenberg U-10- seven others in the immediate area. This rule will gardens, the sprouts we grub out of serrated leaves can also be cooked Philodelphio 176-467, M a ryA n n Zawilinski 194-204- Three-point goals— Howes. Total 55; C flight-Larrv LanCe 83-23-60, Don Mariners4.BlueJays2 Abboll (W 1-0) 3 3 2 2 ) 2 insure that you won't deplete nature’s supply, the lawn, and even the flowers that as one would cook fresh spinach, or Lopez (SI) 3 1 0 0 2 3 Koosman (L 1-3) 4 8 3 3 1 1 57), Brenda G runberg 184-495, Deana louts— Batlalino 83-23-60. Sweeps: A flight, Pelrv pitched to 1 bolter in 4lh. K. Gross 3 0 0 0 0 3 Richard 200-177-524, Shirley Blue 197- Dallas 26, Seattle 28. Rebounds— gross-Tonv Steullet 78; net-George Mrs. Clark says. And never take all the plants in grow wild along the roadside are the leaves can be made into a tea. SEATTLE TORONTO T— 2:29. A— 20,3)5. Campbell 2 0 0 0 0 1 525, Terry Cutting 177-48), Judy Kelper Dallas M artin 81-7-74, Dorn Denicolo 79-5-74,, fair game when it comes time to “ It's good for muscular aches, d b r h b I Candelaria pitched to 1 batter in 7th. 188-452, Betty Bailey 181-191-503, Janice 55 (Aguirre, Vincent 11 each), Seattle 55 Steve Motova 7^-4-75; B flight, gross- one area. Try these varieties: Ob r h bl WP— Candelaria. Balk^Koosman. Sontini 178-503, Karen RIordan 208-497, (Slkmo 14). Assists— Dallas 27 (Davis8), Davc Isenberg 87; net-MIke Surh • Pokeberry — safe to eat only before the feed the family. cramps or headaches," Mrs. Clark PerconI 2b 4 0 1 0 Garcia 2bAngels 4 8. Red 1 Sox 7 I 0 T— Shirley Eldridge 178-493, Barbara Sei Seattle25 (W illiam s9). A— 11,893. 87-10-77, Bob Lachapelle 90-13-77; C flowers begin to form; toxic afterward. Use as So says Barbara Shaw Clark, says. Later in the spring, the seed Bonnell ct 5 0 0 0 Collins It 4 0 0 0 2:38. A— 14,096. fert 188-526, M a r y Sch u ltz 470, gross-Ed Ansaldi 88. earth science teacher at llling pods can be pickled like ca|>ers, or Davis lb 5 12 0 Mosebv cl 3 1 ) 2 Claudette Mertens 206-2(>9-542, Ste you would asparagus or spinach. CALIFORNIA BOSTON phanie Anderson 175-496, Nancy Roios Junior High School, and self-styled sprinkled over a salad. Putnan, dh 4 1 2 0 Uoshow lb 4 a b 0 r h b i 1 0 Jazz 129. NUGGETS 124 . • Violet blossoms — dip in beaten egg white Thomas II 2 0 0 0 Whill c 3 0 2 0 204-181-547, Petle Buccino 176-458, Jes Manchester Country Club |ladles| then finely granulated sugar. Serve as you would expert in the art of foraging — Mrs. Clark is the mother of three ab r h bi Dodgers 5. Astros 3 sie Wlllloms 483, Mary Ellen Ziccardi Bradley cl 1 1 0 0 Bell dh 4 0 0 0 Pettis cf 4 12 0 Remv 2b 4 2 2 0 UTAH (129) daughters, age 14, 13 and 11. And Cowens rl 3 12 2 Mulinks 3b 4 0 I 0 178. A flight: gross-Lvnn Prior 97, nel- epndy or use to decorate confections. finding food in the woods, fields Carew lb 4 0 3 1 Evans rf 4 10 0 Dantlev 12-2015-1539, Bailey 7-123-417, Agnes Romavko 98-19-79; B and byways. when the girls want a treat, it's not Coles 3b 3 0 11 Barlield rl 4 0 0 0 Lynn rf 4 0 11 Boggs 3b 4 1 1 0 HOUSTON LOS ANGELES Eaton 1-3 3-4 5, Green 7-13 3-4 17, Griffith flight ;oross-Dot Muller 122, net-Betty • Spicebush — “The original scratch and Kearney c 4 0 2 0 Grillln ss 3 0 0 0 DeCincs 3b4 1 1 2 Rice If 5 2 3 4 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl sniff.” Tile bark, when scratched, has a pungent, McDonald's they head for. It's a Ownens 4 0 0 0 Websir ph 10 0 0 10186-726, Kelley 2-36-810, Drew 3-73-49, Lou Nordeen 124-29-95; Cflight: gross- RJcksn dh 5 2 2 1 Easier 1b 5 0 2 1 Bass rl 5 0 0 0 Sox 2b 5 1 2 1 Wilkins 30006, EovesOIOOO.BoswellOO Mary Bllsh 121, net-PhvlIss Holmes spicy odor. In fact. Colonial cooks used it insteaci MRS. CLARK LIVES on a patch of violets for their favorite Totals 35 4 10 3 T o t a l s Bannstr ss 4 2 2 0 Russell cf 4 12) 34 2 6 2 Downing It 5 1 2 1 Armas dh 5 110 OOO. 131-33-98. six-acre farm in Willington. It's not dish — creamed violet leaves. Grich 2b 5 111 Gedman c 4 0 2 1 Cruz If 5 0 2 I Landrex cf 1 0 0 0 Totals45-8339-46129. of allspice. It grows in the swamp, the first plant Seattle ooo 002 020— 4 Boone c 5 14 0 Barrett pr 0 0 0 0 Mm phrv cf 3 0 1 1 Guerrer 3b 3 1 2 2 DENVER (1M) to grow in the spring. Grate the bark and use it as a farm in the usual sense, however. "There's 90 percent more vi T oronto 000 002 OOO— 2 Schofild ss 4 1 0 0 Newman c 0 0 ( 0 SplImn ph 1 0 0 0 Morshall If 3 0 I 0 Gome-winning RBi — Cowens (I ). English 13-20 8-9 34, Vandeweghe 8-22 you would nutmeg, only in quantities four to five It's a natural haven for the stuff tamin C in one leaf than in a Nichols cf 4 0 0 0 Knioht 1b 5 0 2 0 Maldond rt 3 0 1 ) 12-1228, Issel 12-208-1032, Wllllamsl-S2-2«,' E—Garcia, Davis 2, Barlield. DP— Gutierrz ss 3 0 2 0 Garner 3b 4 0 0 0 Whitflld rt 1 0 0 0 times as great. 'Twigs can also be chopped and wild-food dreams are made of — a standard four-ounce glass of Toronlo 1. LOB— Seallle 10, Toronlo .2B Gymnastics Dunn3-4O06, EvonsO3O00,Schaves3-SO0 7 Miller ph 0 0 0 1 Ashby c 3 0 1 0 Brock 1b 4 0 0 0 6, Hanzilk 3-5 4- 4 10, Carter 2-4 OO 4. •••••••••••••••••••••• boiled for tea. Good as a cough tonic. place for tansy and violet, black orange juice," Mrs. Clark says. — Whill, Garcia, Upshaw, Mulliniks, Hoffmn ss 0 0 0 0 Doran 2b 4 0 2 0 Yeager c 4 0 2 0 Kearney. HR— Mosebv (4). SB— Totols4S-8844-37124. • Teaberry — leaves and berries (which birch and day lily, evening prim The leaves can be cooked as one Dovis Totals 40 8 1 6 7 Totals Madden p 1 0 0 0 Andersn ss 3 1 1 0 Utah 35 36 26 32 — 129 38 7 13 7 Ruble p 1 0 0 0 Pena p 2 110 Denver 34 37 29 24 — 124 appear in autumn) have familiar taste of rose and yarrow and Queen Anne's would cook spinach. They can be (2), Bradley (2). S— Perconle. California 100 312 001~ 8 TScolt ph 0)00 Diaz p 0 0 0 0 Hockey lace. creamed, or used as a m ajor , IP H R ER BB SO Fouled out-Wllliams. Total fouls-Utah wintergreen. Use berries in breads or muffins. Be Seattle Boston 203100 010— 7 LaCoss p 0 0 0 0 Zachry p 0 0 0 0 33, Denver 34. Rebounds-Utah 32 (Bailey cautious; in spring, young sprigs of mountain But one need not visit Willington ingredient in a quiche. The mature Gbme-winmng RBI — Downing (1). Walling ph I 0 0 0 Londsty ph 1 0 0 0 Patti Dunne 8), Denver 34 (English 10). Assists-U1ah20 Moore 6 6 2 2 ) I E— Rerry. DP— California 1, Boston 1. Smith p 0 0 0 0 NIedenfr p 0 0 0 0 laurel, which is deadly poisonous, look similar to to find edible plants. Last week leaf, however, unlike spinach, Stanton 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Sandy Wood, ot the Class III Com pul (Bailey 7), Denver 26 (Enollsh 6). LOB— California 9. Boston 10. 2B— Rice. Totals 37 3 to 2 Totals 34 5 12 $ A^”16,108. the teaberry plant. Mrs. Clark took a visitor on a tour never becomes tough. It can be Beard (W 1-0) 2 2-3 0 0 0 1 2 Gutierrez, Lynn, Gedman 2, Boone, Re. Houston 00) 000 200— 3 sory T eom ot the Patti Dunne School of Canadians 3, Islanders 0 Toronto Jackson. 3B— Rice. HR— Re. Jackson (5), Los Angeles 120 200 OOx— 5 Gymnastics, recently took first place •••••••••••••••••••••• • Barberry — a thorny bush often used as a of the llling lawn, to point out some used right to the end of the season. Cloncv (L 1-2) 7 2-3 8 4 4 5 6 Downing (4). Grich (3), DeCinces (4). SF Game-winning RBI — Maldoncxfo in the all-around competition at a hedge. It has shriveled red berries. Use berries as common greens good for the The day lily, which often grows McLaughlin 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 United States Gymnastics Federation NY Iskmen 080—8 — DeCinces, Miller. ( 2). Montreal 18 3— 1 you would cranberries. Good in cixikies. Plump dinner table. Chances are you'll wild along the side of the road, is Moore pitched lo 1 bolter in 7lh. IP H R ER BB SO E— Bannister. DP— Houston 1. sectional meet. T— 2:46. A— 12,398 California LOB— Wood, competing in the 15-and-up Transactions First period— 1, Montreal, Cdrbonneau them in water before baking, as you would find many of the same things another favorite. “ It’s absolutely age group, took first place In the 4 Brown 31-3 6 6 6 3 1 Houston 11, Los Angeles 11. 2B— Doran, •••••••••••••••••••••• (Tremblay, Chellos), 17:41. Penalties— raisins. lurking amongst the bluegrass in delicious," says Mrs. Clark. Slaton 3 2-3 5 1 1 0 1 Guerrero. Bannister 2.3B— Guerrero. S— balonce beam and uneven parallel There's one caution, however. Peno. bars and second In the vault and the Morrow, NYI, 9:20; Green, Mon, 18:17. • Queen Anne’s lace — root may be edten like a your backyard, or between the Orioles 8. White Sox 3 Sanchez (W 3-1) 2 2 0 0 1 1 Second period— none. Penalties— Boston IP H RERBBSO floor exercises. carrot, but it is tough and woody and not rows of your carefully cultivated Don’t overindulge. Several members ot the Patti Dunne BOMbOlt none. Boyd 3 9 4 4 1 2 Houston Atlanta — Wolved catcher Biff recommended. The seeds, which appear on top of vegetable garden. “ Too much eating the first time BALTIMORE CHICAGO Johnson 233221 Madden (L 0-1) 1 2-3 6 3 3 3 ) team placed In the competition In the Third period— 2, Montreal, Noslund4 Ob r h bi ab r h bi 12-14 age category. Pocorobo; sent catcher Matt SInatro to (Mondou, Hamel), 1:46. 3, Montreal, the stalk after the flower has faded, can be used “ Most of the weeds you pull out around can cause intestinal distur Nipper 3 2 0 0 0 1 Ruble 4 1-3 5 2 1 ) 3 Greenville of the Southern Roenick rf 4 1 0 0 RLaw cf 4 0 0 0 Stanley (L 1-1) 12 1 1 0 0 LaCoss 1)0010 Missy Myers took third all-around by Shut) 5 (Chellos. Chobut),7:45. Penalties ground like dill or caraway. Good in homemade of the garden are more nutritious bance,” she warns. Shelby cf 5 1 1 0 Hairstn ph 1 0 0 0 ploclng second In the floor exercises, l-eague; — Jonsson, N YI, 6:30; Trembloy, Mon, Boyd pitched to 4 batters In 4th; Smith 1 0 0 0 0 1 reactivated outfielder TerrV Harper. crackers. than the vegetables you are Ripken ss 5 2 2 2 Fisk c 4 0 10 Johnson pitched to 4 batters in 6th; Los Angeles third In the beam and fifth In the vault. 9:13; B. Sutter, N YI, 16:02; Green, Mon, Murray 1b 5 2 3 3 Paciork lb 4 0 1 0 CrissI Sonsevero was first on the beam 16:02. • Skunk cabbage — though once recom weeding,” says Mrs. Clark. "I take ALL PARTS of the day lily are Sioton pitched to 2 batters in 8th. Pena IW 3-1) 61-3 7 3 3 3 3 Cincinnati — Traded catcher Alex Lownstn If 2 1 0 0 Luzinsk dh 4 0 0 0 HBP— by Sanchez (Nichols).' DIoz t-3 0 0 0 1 0 and sixth on the bars. Jackie Johnson, Shots on goal— NY Islanders 8-9-7— 34. mended, it is no longer considered edible. The those plants right into the edible. “ I start with the roots," she Ayala If 1 0 11 Kittle If 4 2 2 1 Trevino to Atlanta for a plover to be Montreal 4-11-8— 23. WP— Zachry 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Lynn Adams and Jenny Sarles ploced named; recalled pitcher Brad Lesley plant is high in oxalates — chemicals that can kitchen." says. Scrub them, then slice and Bumbry If 0 0 0 1 Stegmn rf 4 0 2 0 Brown. PB —Boone. T— 3:05. A— Niedenluer (S 3) 2 2 0 0 0 0 third, lourth and fifth, respectively. In Goalies— NY Islanders, Smith. Mon- Singletn dh 3 0 2 0 VLaw 3b 4 1 1 1 from Wichita of the American Associa treot, Penney. A — 16,904. Most people are fam iliar with use in salads or stir-fry. The 12,330. W P— Diaz. 7— 3:04. A — 37.955. the floor exercises. tion. shut down the respiratory system and cause TCruz 3b 4 0 0 0 Fletchr ss 3 0 11 the plantain — a spreading, texture is similar to that of water Dauer 2b 4 0 1 0 JCruz 2b 4 0 10 death. Dempsey c 2 1 1 1 • Sumac — edible sumac has red berries on the broad-leaved weed that sends out a chestnuts. Totals 35 8 11 e Totals 36 3 9 3 end of the branches. Do not confiue with poison single spike with seeds on top late The young shoots are good Baltimore 000 012 023— 8 Everyone sumac, which has white, translucent berries that in the spring. Most people spend sauteed with butter and a little Chicogo 010 100 01O- 3 Herild pholot t 'Into Game-winning RBI — Murray (2). SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND REGION droop off the side of the branches. Berries, which hours trying to rid their prize vinegar. The buds are good in E— V. Law. DP—Chicago 1. LOB— have a flavor like a cross between lemon and Barbara Clark points out some edible wild greens growing on lawns of the pest. green salads. "The first taste is Baltimore 8, Chicago 7. 2B— Dempsey, woift be wearing Ayala, J.Cruz. HR— V. Law (2), Murrov VINTAGE CHEVROLET CLUB raspberry, make a good tea. Strain before the lawn at llling Junior High School. But the leaves are high in like a fresh green pea. But after (3), Ripken (7), Kittle (3). S— Dempsey, drinking. Or use the tea combined with vitamin C, Mrs. Clark says. "It that, there's a peppery taste," Roenicke. SF— Bumbry. unflavored gelatin and sugar to make sumac makes an excellent casserole — it Mrs. Clark says. Buds can also be IP H R ER BB SO them this foL Boltimore Sunday April 2 9 , jello. has sort of a lemony flavor," she dipped in batter and fried. McGregor (W 2-3) 9 9 3 3 1 3 • Milkweed — young spring shoots can be Common plants used says. The blossom, which only lasts a Chicogo "And it has excellent curative day, can be stuffed with a cold Dotson (L 2-2) 7 7 5 5 3 4 ANNUAL eaten like asparagus. Taste is similar to green Agosto 0 1 0 0 1 0 beans. Buds can be cooked like broccoli, and the powers," she continues. Mrs. seafood salad, or baked with a Brennan 11-313110 ALL CHEVROLET flowers used for salad. Pods, which are edible Clark tells of an arthritic woman meatloaf mixture inside. Even Reed 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 CHEVROLET until the seeds turn brown, are excellent in a In many dishes who regularly ' tucked plantain after the blossom withers at the Doston pitched to 2 batters in 8th; Agosto pitched to 2 betters in 6th. Ik ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILE cream sauce or dipped In fritter batter and fried. leaves under her stockings. Re end of the day, it .can be dipped in T— 2:53. A— 20,035. MEET • I^ssy willow — has same chemical content portedly the pain in her joints batter and fried. as aspirin. Indians used to chew on the twigs for Japanese Knotweed Crisp Pokeweed and Tuna vanished. Wild mushrooms, of course, are pain relief. Chew on the bark or make tea of the prized for their flavor. "But unless AIL SHOW CHEVROLETS THRU 1969 W ELCC^ ! twigs. • cups chopped young knotweed stems 1 16-ounce package wide noodles, IN E UROPE, she continues, the you know the mushroom, do not • Daisy — buds are good pickled. Young and leaves cooked and drained leaves are applied to the skin — to experiment," Mrs. Clark warns. Calendar No charge to spectators or show cars leaves, which have a sweet flavor, are good in 2 cups sugar (granulated)' 1 can tuna fish heal bums or other wounds. “ It The amanita variety, which grows mixed green salads. Vt cup brown sugar Vt cup wild leek leaves (chopped) will heal a bum almost without any all over Connecticut, is deadly 2 cups chopped pokeweed shoots Ova- three (nillion other men and women will graduate R egistration opens at 10:00 a.m . • Rose — use any variety, the more fragrant, ■/) cup water scarring,” she says. poisonous. It will kill the unlucky from high schtwl this yew just like you But less than the better. Dip the petals in beaten egg white, then IW teaspoon cinnamon salt and pepper to taste And what of dandelions? A boy’s forager in seven days, by destroy Vk teaspoon nutmeg le a n musluroom soup Todoy 2‘Ai ol them will be wearing Marine uniforms to work. •CARS FOR SALE •BAKE SALE •ENTERTAINMENT in granulated sugar. Plain petals are pretty in a first bouquet to his mother, and the ing the liver. There is no known Baseball And the few who do wil I have earned them. Through hard salad. Rose hips may be used for jelly or tea. V4 teaspoon salt 1 cup sour cream curse of many a backyard antidote. Monchester at Wethersfield, 3:30 work and determination that will make them staiA out Petals and hips are both high in vitamin C. 1 cap flour 1 cup potato chips (crushed) gardener. But there are several varieties of East Catholic at Rockville, 3:15 For Details Robert Jones Sr. William Van Orden Vk cup butter Cheney Tech at Vinal Tech, 3:15 from any crowd. • Japanese knotweed — also know as wild Combine all ingredients except chips. "Dandelions are excellent from safe wild' mushrooms. One is the To find out how you can measive up and stand out, the bottom up,” Mrs! Clark says R H A M at Coventry, 3:15 1291 Forbes St. 13 Riverdale Rd. bamboo. Has pleasant, sour flavor similar to Place in casserole dish. Sprinkle top with morel, which grows mid-May to Bacon Academy at Bolton, 3:15 call toll free 800-423-2600 sorrel. May be substituted for rhubarb. Use when Combine knotweed with IVk cups sugar enthusiastically. The roots, when early June in Connecticut, prim ar Tunxis Community Collegeat MCC.3 crushed potato chips. Bake in 350-degree East Hartford, CT Enfield, Ct. ■ very young. Add leaves and stems to salads, (granulated) and 1 teaspoon cinnamon. scrubbed, roasted and ground in a ily in apple orchards. It looks like a Softbalt la Maachatfar caE M 9 .A 4 S S oven for about one hour. Wethersfield at Manchester, 3:30 568-2329 745-2036 soups, stir-fry; use in jelly, chutney, pickles, or in Put in a 9xl3-inch pan. Add water. processor, make a good coffee sponge on a stem. Price in a Eost Catholic at Mercy, 3:15 ar la WlaJiaai Caaaty 4M -«t01 sweet dishes such as pie or crisps. Combine remaining sugars, spices, salt substitute. Golf gourmet store: $66 a pound. Manchester and Northwest Catholic • Bayberry — berries used for making and flour. Cut in butter with a pastry Got a hankering for pickles? at Berlin (Tumblebrook), 2 bayberry candles. Found near the shore and in blender. Spoon over knotweed. Cover Wild Leek and Potato Soup Dandelion buds make fine ones. ANOTHER SAFE VARIETY is Fitch and Rockville at East Catholic, M a r i n e RMN DATE ' dry, sandy areas. Leaves are used as you would pan with foil. Bake for 30 minutes in a And the yellow blooms mpke good the shaggy mane. But don't serve 3 M^youcanUoae CARTER CHEVROIET 2 cups wild leeks (mostly young Ttn n it May 5 bay leaf. SSOdegree oven. Remove foil and soup or fritters. Mrs. Clark also wine with your shaggy mane R H A M at Manchester, 3:30 1229 Main St., Mancheater, Coan. VENDORS continue baking for another 26 minutes sprinkles petals in scrambled eggs or until lightly browned. Please turn to page IS or in potato salads. Please turn to page IS t MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. April 25, 1984 - 15 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, April 25, 1984 Here’re some answers to questions from readers Menus IVeeds? Don’t bet Many dishes use common plants Continued from page 13 Spicebush Cookies What a joy it is to pick up my mail from the box at QUESTION: How can 1 decide what type of your wok on /tf Senior Citizen leaves, chopped) the Herald! It is so unlike my mailbox at home where covering to use for foods cooked in the microwave? >A cup butter Some of the recipes suggest waxed paper; others The following lunches will be served the. week of 2 cups potatoes (peeled and diced) ■A cup shortening bills lurk in readiness to grab my checkbook, or an Marge’s Continued from page 13 Water to cover ^ r use chicken broth) impersonal letter marked, “Occupant" awaits my recommend plastic wrap or even paper towels. April 30 through May 4 at Mayfair Gardens and 1 cup sugar attention. At home, I am also greeted with letters Westhili Gardens to Manchester residents who are 60 JA cup butter Z eggs mushroom. Salt and pepper to taste informing me that the Bank of Fiji has just granted Microwave ANSWER: The amount ol moisture you want to or older: "If you eat it with any alcohol — 24 hours either 3 tablespoons strong spicebush tea retain is the key to deciding what type of covering to Monday: Barbecued beef on a bun, vegetarian Simmer potatoes and leeks, cook until tender. Add 4 cups sifted flour me a huge line of credit, or that I may already have way — you will break out in red splotches,” says butter, salt and pepper. (For a smooth soup, put won some valuable prizes which will be delivered to kitchen use. To retain the maximum amount of moisture, and beans, hOmestyle soup, chilled mixed fmit. ■A teaspoon salt Mrs. Clark. through a blender). (Add milk or sour cream, if me when the enclos^ coupon is mailed in for an item I Marge Churchill use the resulting steam to heat or cook, use plastic Tuesday: Baked chicken Hawaiian, parsli^ 3'A teaspoons baking powder neither need or want — to be paid for in easy monthly wrap. If you want to keep only scnne of the ipoisture potatoes, peas with pimentos, rye bread, orange juice Allergic reactions to plants are not common, desired) 2 tablespoons grated spicebush bark (more if installments. Oh! Help! caused by the heating process, use paper towels or a cake with whipped topping. Mrs. Clark says. But foraging should not be desired) The iettera you send help to make sure that this paper napkin. Wednesday: Beef-a-ronI, tossed salad with dress treated lightly. "Know what you're eating before Cheese Dip Cream butter, shortening and sugar. Add eggs and column addresfes the concerns of microwave users in ing, zucchini squash, wheat bread, hot cherry crisp. you eat it. The wrony plant could kill you,” she tea. beat well. Sift together dry ingredients. Add to this area, and that the information and recipes are scorching, or toughening of the food. Warm (to QUESTION; I heated a cup of water for instant Thursday: Turkey chow mein, steamed rice, green says. ■A pound soft processed cheese creamed mixture with the grated spicebush. Drop by percent) power is also very convenient for keeping coffee in my coffee mug and the handle fell off! What suited to reader needs. It pleases me very much to beans, white bread, chilled plums. Mrs. Clark will teach a four-session course in 3 tablespoons sour cream teaspoonfuls on a greased cookie sheet. Crisscross hear from you, and your questions will be answered cooked foods warm imtll ready to serve. If higher went wrong? Friday: Breaded fish, buttered com, stewed 3 or 4 tablespoons milk with a floured fork. Bake at 350 degrees for 10 minutes. power levels are used for warming, the food will foraging beginning April 28 from 9 a.m. to noon at I very small onion (leaves of Z or 3 wild leeks are periodically in this column. tomatoes, tartar sauce, cinnamon applesauce, rye the Goodwin State Forest, Route 6 in Hampton. Makes about nine dozen cookies. There is also another reason that your letters are continue to cook and the result will be dried-out, ANSWER: The handles on many mugs and cups are bread, sugar cookies. preferred) "!.■ glued on. 'Hie exposure to microwave energy caused 'The Saturday sessions will culminate in a ■A tablespoon Queen Anne’s lace seed (crushed) appreciated. They are a means to measure the over-cooked foods. smorgasbord of wild foods served at Mrs. Clark's readership and test the “viability” of a microwave Uie glue to soften, and as a result, the handle may fail 3 bayherry leaves (crushed) Note: covering foods to be held on warm with plastic off. To avoid having this happen, use cups with molded Meals On Wheels home. Moose Meadow Wild Foods Farm in Poland's labor leader Lech Walesa, head of the cooking feature. 1 must, however, admit to you that wrap will also help to preserve moisture. Put all ingredients in blender; blend at high speed handles that are one piece. To repair the cup you used, Willington. Cost for the series is $24 or $17 for until smooth and creamy. (This can be made thicker outlawed Solidarity union, was awarded the 1983 the last time I heard the word, “viability” used was The following meals will be served to Meals On senior citizens. Call 429-3074. when an elderly gentleman wearing spats appeared at a few drops of epoxy-type glue placed on the cup and Wheels clients the week of April 30 through May 4. The for a spread or cheese ball). Nobel Peace Prize. QUESTION: What kind of dishes should I buy to use handle, secured in place andallowedtodry, will make my door selling carpet sweepers. Nevertheless, in the microwave, and is it necessary to use only those hot noon meal is listed first and the cold evening meal, “viability” is important to newspapers and fledgling the cups serviceable again. Do not, however, use that utensils marked “Microwave Safe?” cup in the microwave again. second; columnists; so, please do write and send your ! Monday: London broil, baked potato, green beans, questions. ANSWER: Before you invest in a whole new set of tpssed salad, strawberry whip and chill with cream; From the letters that have been received, the QUESTION: How should I clean the inside of my microwave ware, test some of the dishes that you microwave? Cold turkey sandwich, fruit cocktail, milk. following questions have been selected for answer at already have in your kitchen. If your kitchen is like Tuesday: Roast turkey with stuffing and cranberry this time. Perhaps you will find that one of these mine, it contains a whole assortment of casserole, ANSWER: The care of the microwave is an- discoloration of the inside of your microwave. U can sauce, whipped potato, carrots, tossed salad, angel answers a question that you have asked, or about souffle and serving dishes collected over the years. food cake; Tuna salad sandwich, fresh apple, milk. which you have wondered. important concern for all microwave owners. The even cause the glass shelf to break. Odor problems I'm long on odds 'n ends, and short on cabinet space inside can easily be kept clean if you just wipe it out can also result. Keeping your microwave clean is so Wednesday: Beef turnover, beets, tossed salad, for storage, so having to purchase a whole set of new with a damp sponge that has been dipped in clean, fast and easy that it should be done routinely and brownies: Bologna sandwich, fresh orange, milk. * QUESTION: I'm considering the purchase of a cooking utensils creates a problem for storage, plus Thursday: Spaghetti and meatballs, asparagus, microwave. Is it necessary to have a microwave with warm, soapy water. Wipe dry with a towel. Another often. being expensive. If you do not see a metal rim, trim, or method is a quick spray with glass cleaner tossed salad, pound cake; Egg salad sandwich, fmit several power levels? decoration on the dish or bowl, give it a quick test. QUESTION: What does the recipe mean when it and gelatin, milk. (Glass-Plus or Windex) followed by a thorough wipe says to cover with vented plastic wrap? Place the bowl in your microwave, and beside it (but with a paper towel. This also goes for keeping the door Friday: Baked haddock, whipped potato, spinach, ANSWER: Yes, unless the microwave is to be used not touching) place a py rex cup containing one cup of tossed salad, tapioca pudding; Ham sandwich, fresh in an employee cafeteria for fast warming of a and outsidd of the microwave clean. Keeping the ANSWER: This direction is frequenUy given in. water. Microwave on High for 1 minute and 15 gaskets that seal the door cledn and free from food grapes, milk. Fresh muffins or dinner rolls are served sandwich or pastry. One of the major uses of a seconds. If at the end of that time, the dish is cool and microwave recipes. You are to cover the dish, spills, is very important. If your microwave has a with noon meals. microwave is to defrost meats. If the microwave does the water is hot, the item is safe for microwave Use. completely with plastic wrap, and then fold back the not have a lower power setting (30 percent), the meat glass tray in the bottom, remove it and wash wrap on one comer or edge to allow the steam ta Of the items designed especially forthe microwave, thoroughly in warm, soapy water; dry and replace. will begin cooking rather than just defrosting. The escape. RHAM High schools result will be less than satisfactory. Also, many the most basic are a browning tray, a ring mold Do not allow grease (bacoh fat or meat spatters from A note of caution: when removing the plastic wrap tender high protein foods such as butter, cream casserole dish, a bundt cake pan, and a muffin pan. roasting) to build up or remain in your microwave. It The following lunches will be served at RHAM covering from adishthathasjust been taken from the junior and senior high schools the week of April 30 cheese, shellfish, and eggs are best when microwaved There are many others on the market which you might will attract microwave energy away from the food microwave, open it away from you with great care to at a lower power level (70 percent) to avoid burning. find useful and enjoyable, but they are not necessary. being cooked and become very hot. This can cause through May 4: avoid painful steam bums. Monday: Doughboy, baked beans, carrots applesauce. QUESTION: I need a baking sheet for cookies which 'Tuesday: Steak and cheese sandwich, lettuce and CHp ‘n’ me refunds j Supermarket Shopper can be used in a microwave. The utensils I have seen, tomato, potato rounds, peaches. all have a raised edge like a jelly-roll pan, and are W edn^ay: Homemade pizza, green beans, mixed Personal Products very expensive. Where can I find a microwave baking fruit. (File No. 11-B) sheet, or do you have other suggestions? Thursday: Salad Bar. Refunding life difficult Friday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, mixed Clip out this file and keep it with similar ANSWER: This request for information gives me vegetables, garlic roll, pears. Milk is served with ail cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with By Martin Stoane Shoppers wno would like to show off their smart the opportunity to pass along one of my favorite meals. beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting United Feature Syndicate shopping accomplishments for the news media should suggestions: Cut a piece of heavy cardboard from a' the needed proofs of purchase while looking for get prior permission from the store manager before carton to the size suitable to fit conveniently into your the required forms at the supermarket, in DEAR MARTIN: I consider myself a serious inviting television crews to join them on a shopping microwave. Cover the cardboard with waxed paper, Bolton schools first in one direction, and then in the opposite direction SPLIT, QUARTERED OR PORK LOIN Em H AmU. newspapers and magazines, and when trading refunder’ and I have been thrilled to see other spree. While they are being interviewed, they should The following lunches will be served at Bolton BEEF CHOeX-tEAN-aONELESS FBESH FSYESS-ailEAST QUARTERS WITH WWOSTflB. a . ■ ot Cofrtw Ctrt. with friends. Offers may not be available in all refunders on TV checking out hundreds of doilars make it very clear that the free product coupons they to cover all of the edges. Secure each layer of waxed Elementary-Center schools the week of April 30 paper with masking tape. This can be used as a baking Chicken Cut-Up Assorted areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive worth of groceries for just a few dollars. I have been are using are not the same as the coupons we see in the through May 4: Beef each refund. tempted to try such a spectacular shopping spree newspapers. They should also tell viewers how long it sheet, and then thrown away when it gets bent. If the Monday: Juice, waffles, sausages, honey butter, for Stew Leg Quarters Fresh Fryers Pork Chops waxed paper gets messy or tom, simply recover with US OA. INSFECTEO ^ « 7 9 FKSM The following refund offers are worth $12.95. myself, and I am sure I could do it, but a lack of took them to accumulate these free product coupons. syrap, peaches, milk and brownies. BECFCHUCK-BONELESSOMCKOR 1 9 9 LE8KR QUANTITIES N* LB This week's refund offers have a total value of storage space and the need to cut my shopping bills on This information may make the TV story a little less fresh waxed paper. Tue^ay: Barbecued chicken, buttered rice, Boneless Shoulder Roasts r> 1 Fresh Chicken Legs . 7 9 ' Fresh Chicken Breasts »1 Pork Picnic Shoulders •O^VESS <^QQ pofwRas $29.95. a regular basis have been reasons why I haven't dramatic, but a lot more believable. carrots, pudding with peaches. IFCCUU. CUT OR IM FtE CURED FROZEN-GRADE "A” M TO 32-OZ _ ^ . followed through. But 1 think the best reasons for not Editor’s note: Marge Chnrchill is a graduate home Wednesday: Shells with meatsauce, peas, garlic Colonial S E i^ Bacon Rkg 1 Cornish Hens .99' Fresh Chicken Cutlets . 2 ^ Fresh Spare Ribs This offer does not require a refund form: undertaking such a publicity event is the publicity economist who is a Manchester resident. She teaches NOT OR SWEET microwave cooking classes. If you have any questions bread, fresh fmit. ■REM)« lUTTER OR 4 M WEAVER GILLETTE Baseball Offer, P.O. Box 4196 itself. The nation’s money supply is the currency held by Thursday: Vegetable soup; grilled ham and cheese, VbsicDcliPicklesr£ ’5*1^ QA^en Franks r,99' Weaver Chicken Roll m 7 9 Fresh Italian Sausage Monticello, MN 55365. Receive a coupon good for regarding microwave cooking, you may send your FROZEN-SAUSAGE FATTIES 12-OZ. PRO OR For more than a year, a small, local chain of the public, plus checking accounts, in commercial french fries, white cake with chocolate sauce. FROH-fLUMEOEVeAUlRBi CHOPS 3 . t 9 ^ -ggQ 8EEF1-LB.FKO 1.M 1 one reserved seat to a major or minor league questions to: Microwave. P.O. Bos 591, Manchester Friday: Fmit juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed A&P Sficed IVleat Bologna iS 1 Jones Dinner Sausage grocery stores have been offering virtually unres banks and savings institutions. Herald, Manchester, CT 0IMI40. . Veal Sh m klw B l^e chops Kahn’s Jumbo IVleat Franks m J baseball game with a purchase of a regular salad, choice of dressing, fmited gelatin with topping. Aspua PRO u» .0.849 'FRESH COO STEAKS 2.39 LB tricted double coupons once a week. This chain FRESH-PLMfi_0CVEAU(8TEWa.99LB| ^ 9 9 BEEF 1-lB.PKO I.M _ , 1 ticket. Send the name of the baseball team, the Milk is served with all meals. A&P IVleat Franks p>g l Ann Page Sliced Bacon 1 Florida Cafiro Ba; dated register tape and one proof of purchase accepted all coupons of $1 and less and allowed Fresh Ground «. l from the following products: Right Guard customers to combine their own store coupons with Aerosol Deodorant or Anti-Perspirant — special manufacturers' coupons. All this made for some Manchester schools ' 1 IH’ 1 Tl'l’/IT sticker from the top of the can; Right Guard really satisfying shopping. Many of my friends and I were saving more than 50 percent on our grocery bills. j J FROM ALL OF US AT L ; > The following lunches will be served in the Yellow Non-Aerosol Stick, Solid or Roll-On — the ■ • Manchester public schools the week of April 30 Fropicana Universal Product Code number from the bottom Recently, a local coupon queen entered one of these ■;through May 4: Bananas panel of the box; The Dry Look Aerosol Hair ■ Monday: Vegetable beef soup, toasted cheese Orange Juice LOW IN CAI.ORIES-HIGH IN POTASSIUM Jumho Spray — the special sticker from the bottom of the stores accompanied by a TV crew. In little more than ECONOMY ELECTRIC SUPPLY RICH IN VITAMIN C can; The Dry Look Pump Hair Spray — the an hour she had loaded se^ ral shopping carts full of >sandwich, potato sticks, chilled peaches. V Artichokes Tuesday: Hotdog on roll, potato puffs, green beans, 0 6 CALIFORNM 36-SIZE plastic disk from the top of the pump nozzle. groceries and she watched as the cashier rang up a total of more than $400. She was all smiles for the I'oatmeal cookies. ■ Expires July 30, 1984. camera, and when her coupons were deducted and Wednesday: Shells and meatsauce, tossed salad, 9 9 ' These offers require refund forms; doubled she only had to pay $45 for this haul. -thread and butter, frozen juice cup. "Great! ” you say? Wait a minute. > Thursday: Savory meatloaf, whipped potatoes, QUARTERS _ ^ CLOSE-UP $1 Refund. Send the required AUFUVORS «99 .-gravy, broccoli, bread and butter, apple wedges. CAUFORMA refund form and the Universal Product Code Before the week was out, the managers of the three Seakest Sherbert cT l” FiRM-JMCY WESTERN GROWN L^d O’ Lakes symbol from a carton of Close-Up Super Size Friday: Blended fmit juice, baked macaroni and storeys in the chain had a meeting and decided to cheese, peanutbutter in celery, carrot sticks, com La Pizzeria Cheese Pizza pii; 9 9 Jumbo Red or Green Margarine (8.2-ounce) Toothpaste, or two Universal Product reconsider their double coupon policy. Within two ALL FLAVORS CANNON ^ Code symbols from the cartons of Close-Up bread and butter, chocolate pudding. Milk is served ALLFLAVORB _ Anjou Pears 7 Leaf Lettuce . 69 ' Y.E.S. Yogurt 2c*;:si79' weeks the changes they made reduced the area’s ' with all meals. Hendries Citrus Stix ^ IMPORTED-JMCY SWEET RED nPE-OOURMET FLAVORED .s « . 1 2 9 Family Size (6.4-ounce) or Large Size (4.6-ounce) coupon clippers to tears. It is clear that the store Tom’ah’toes I COLO N PURE « ^ ‘1 2 9 Toothpaste, plus the register tape with the Red or Black Grapes 99' Tropicana Orange Juice cT I managers feared the publicity resulting from the TV W^ht Watchers Sandwich Bar IMPORTEO-CRnP JUICV US NO l-NEWREOStZE "A OR purchase price circled. Expires June 30, 1984. WHfTE OR YELLOW -g 7 0 shopping spree would bring in a horde of shoppers 'I Andover schools CHOCOiATC i2
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A Racer' A wofld-ciass American News (Maine Jackson, center) plays C£ d ) CD S S S - Newa Seattle Suparcroas mother to her two younger Cowan. 1950. moiorcycfe champion ts chal- (32) - Inside the PGA Tour ( £ - Taxi 12:3DA.M. ( » - RichoHHld IS O Auto Raoo longed by a tough competitor at brothers after their real mother Gm - Dragnet • (X ) - Laugh-In - QD-Thkfce of the Night To act on reductions England's Silverstone. Beau dies, but the tremendous 2:1SA.M. (0) - Independent Network d)-Nightlina Bridges. David Essex. Christina ® > Crossfire responsibility overwhelms her mj__ G 9 - SportaCantar Raines 1983. Rated PG. 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WasMy our Dr. W ho d - Lavsma and SMrioy By Sarah Passed the budget, accounting lor half of the (2S) - Mundo Latino Jesse Lo- ® - Dr. Who CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 3 S D - MonayHna ^ positive feeling I've gotten as a board IS - twiHght Zone Herald Reporter remaining $16,000 cut. sada y Sonia Vorhauer son los an- d ) - MOVIE; 'Pipjaet: WH' The 2:45 A.M. member in a year and a hall." fritiones de este programa de 8:00 P.M. ® - MacNall/Lahrar Nawah- head of a murder-for-hire unit bo- The school board members say the In a letter to the editor of the Manchester asuntos publicos nacionaies pro* our comet the urge! of Wt own com (39 - Country Jukebox BOLTON — The Board of Education has finance board ignored the sentiment ol a CD CD “ One Day at a Time pany. Leslie Nialtan, Gaiy Herald, published Tuesday, school board sentando entrevistas. noticias. 11:15 P.M. 3:00A.M. scheduled a special meeting Thursday to majority of residents at the public hearing depones y un segmento desde Sam gets hooked on smoking Lockwood, Nancy Kwsn. 1977. member David Fernald urged defeat of the QD - MOVIE: 'Wagonmaatar: Hollywood. again G3l - ESPN'a SpottaWoman act on the Board of Finance's $85,000 cut in on the school budget earlier this month. A current budget proposal. d ) - Ratum of the Sabit Mormons are guldad acroat tha ( ) - 3-2*1. Contact H P - PM Magazine (8 ) - Reporter 41 the proiposed $2.6 million school budget for show of hands called by finance board “ 1 am asking the townspeople to reject 6 GS - TwIHsht Zona Wattam frontier at they headJpr 1984-85. C D ® ~ ^*11 Ouy A bunch of 11:30P.M. the promlaed land of Utah. San Chairman Raymond A. Ursin indicated that entirely the budget as now proposed by the 6:30 P.M. 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(R) t B )-N a w a later, the finance board voted to transfer Darlington. SC may be haunted and they fear she (60 min.) (Closed Captioned) England's SHvsratone. Beau main budget item at stake. Several finance tion, II.' Bill Moyers, Ossie Davis ® - Leave It to Beaver "I haven't made up my mind yet. said 2 ® ® - NBC Newt could be possessed by evil spir Bridgea, David Eatsx. Christins two capital projects for the schools to the (3 ) - MOVIE: 'Marathon Man' and Ruby Dee discuss how the (39 * Countdown to '84 Today's 3:15A.M. board members have questioned the cost its (R) (Closed Captioned) IS ) - CroeeRra Rainn. 1883. Rated PG. school board Chairman James H. Marshall. @ - Noticiero Neckmel SIN A graduate student finds himself New Deal. World War II and pos program features weekly prev G 9 - M OVIE; 'Soma Kind of efficiency of the project, even though the 1984-85 town budget and make the education 0 9 - Jaffersons at the mercy of a fugitive Nazi war twar social changes set the stage (2$ ( @ - Mark Russell Special iews and profiles of the 1984 (S i (& - Tonight Show 1:30 A.M. Hero' An ex-GI finds Ills at home state has agreed to pay nearly GO percent of budget cut $85,000. He criticized the Board of Finance's DPI photo for the black legal assault on the Comedian Mark Russell turns the ® - ABC Newt criminal. Dustin Hoffman, Lawr Olympics. IS ) - Aaaaultad Nuts QD - Great Record Album more difficult than Ma six years t t the cost. There has b ^ n some talk, by Drsin and decision not to accede to the informal vote ence Olivier. Roy Schneider fortresses of segregation. (60 day's worrisome news into fuel I3B( - At Ttw M ovIm ® - PeHcula; ‘Un Hombre CoHoc. a POW. Richard Pryor, Margot The school board has several options. other townspeople, of including the window taken at the public hearing. Brian Batey, 12, came out of hiding tobe reunited with his (SD - Butinett Report 1976 Rated R min.) (Closed Captioned) for laughter as he roasts the poli Kidder, Ray Sharkey. 1982. IS) - Frmman Rtpoiti Vapor el Camlno' GS - Indspendant Network "1 think the Board of Finance got some mother, Betty Lou Batey. 39. in Denver District Court Tuesday. 7:00 P.M. ( 3 - MOVIE: 'You’re in the 8 9 - Muy Especial: Jose ticians and bureaucrats. f^ted R. Members could urge passage of the budget project in an upcoming bonding proposal ISI (Bl - NBC Rtportt: Swond IS) - Bob Newhart Show News which the Board of Selectmen hopes to send very clear messages," he said. "That (the GE) - CBS Newt Navy Now' A Navy crew is as Rodriguez ( 3 - El Maleficio B - M OVIE: ‘I Saa a Da(k as it stands at the town meeting May 14. Mrs. Batey allegedly took her son from his father 19 months ago. signed to test-run a new steam Thoughts on Bel rig Single Jack S I - Nightline B - MOVIE; 'Boom Town’ Big .They could urge voters to defeafthe budget to referendum in the fall. With a bond issue, cuts) to me is not a democratic approach." (5) a i - M-A-S-H & - MOVIE: 'Let Girti' Three 9:30 P.M. Stranger' An Irish girl meets a Brian's father, Frank Batey, 39, of Palm Springs, Calif, is an engine in a tiny patrol craft during showgirls travel through'Europe Reynolds reports on the growing John and Square John alrlks oil Brillth officer who fellt In love marriage rate in America. (60 11:45P.M. in May, which would send it back to the the selectmen hope to fund renovations to The school budget as originally submitted d ) - Tic Tec Dough World War II Gary Cooper, Jane with 8 hit revue. Taina Elg, Mitzt (S) ( ^ - Double Trouble Kate but their Irlsndthip and pannar- with her and stops her from helji- avowed homosexual. Mrs. Batey surrendered in Denver April 11 5 min.) ship ditsolve. Clark Gabla, Span- Board of Finance for revision. Or they could Community Hall and a new firehouse and Greer, Jack Webb. 1951. Gaynor, Kay Kendall. 1957. discovers that identical looks are (S ) - Mazda SporteLook Ing the Nazis. Deborsh Kerr. Tre to the finance board represented a 16.7 (X) - ABC Newt car Tracy, Claudette Colban. ® - MOVIE: The Bridget at no match for brains when she @ - M OVIE: T h « Ikdy In Red' vor Howard. Raymond Huntley. campaign to defeat the proposal and then town garage, at an estimated cost of about percent increase over the current $2.3 and was jailed for of surrendering her son also. GE) - Bett of Seturdey Night 1940. Toko-Ri' During the Korean war, 8:30 P.M. takes Allison's place in her chem This crime drama follows the life 12:00 A.M. 1947. petition to send their own proposal to a $3 million. million budget. The increase was largely istry class (0) - Jeffertont a jet pilot takes off on a danger CD CD - Mama Malone Frankie and crimes of the woman who C£ d ) - HawaH Fhw-O B-Daspadkia referendum. School board member Pamela Z. Sawyer due to three major construction proposals (S i - SporttCenter ous mission while his wife waits has a date to see his father for the (22) - Album Flash loved John Dillinger. Pamela Sue - Mias Brocks Martin, Robert Conrad, Louise d ) - Police Story B 3:30 A.M. “I'm willing to live with it," said school said she has not decided which option she and to a 9 percent raise in teaching salaries. fearfully at home William Holden, first time in eight years. (38) ( @ - Grace Bumbry and 0 9 > Radio 1990 Today s pro Fletcher. 1979. Rated R. GS - Odd Couple B - One Step Beyond board member T . Dye Hooper. " I ’m not so favors but will support a call lor a Theater back in business gram looks at the hottest trends Grace Kelly, Fredric March. 1954. C D - Carol Burnett arul Friends Shirley Verette In Concert at 1:45 A.M. Two new full-time leaching positions, for Convent Garden American sin CS) - T h e ft Hollywood O - Pat Benatsr in Concert B - FM iin' Hols G 9 - Draama of Gold hung up on a window replacement project I referendum if she finds other board eighth-grade algebra and science, were and performers in the world of (S ) ~ Prime News CD - MOVIE: 'Green Fire' The STRATFORD (UPI) — Town and Lundgren had ordered the theater entertainment, (S ) ® - Real People Tonight's owner of a coffee plantation and gers Grace Bumbry and Shirley - An American Wrestling (S i - MOVIE; ‘The Prowlsf At- would go to bat for $68,000. I don’t think members support the idea, tf not. “the kids also added to the 1984-85 proposal. Verette celebrate the 250th an state offit'iaLs have agreed to a closed last month until a new moni s® - Star Trek Tirogram features a 'spicy' Florida a mining engineer fall in love. Ste 10:15P.M. (39 * Dr. Gene Scott ter 35 years of deceptive calm, s 4:00A.M. education will have to suffer. We should will just have to wear their coats in class wart Granger. Grace Kelly, Paul niversary of Great Britain's Cov (B ) - M OVIE: High Road To psychopathic killer reappears to The special meeting Thursday will follow compromise on (ire code violations that tored emergency lighting system was (5 ) - Moneyline restaurant, an atl*girl rodeo and a (SD ® - Thicke of the Night G D - Ufa of Rllay address it as a $16,000 cut. That's a very again," she said. "Cutting teachers would man who has inspirational love Douglas. 1954. ent Garden. (90 m in) China’ A flapper hires a former embark upon another murderous a regular informational meeting ol the will allow the American Shakespeare installed. - News (3>- MOVIE: 'Doubta TM a' Rag small percentage of the overall package." affect children far more than cutting for his handicapped daughter. (R) (13) - Major League Besebeil: (21) - Trampa Para un Sonador World War I ace to help find her (S ) ‘ Newsnlght spree. Farley Granger. Rated R. school board, scheduled to begin at 7:30 Theater to open its nearly sold-out - Business Report |60 min.) Un hombre se encuentra entre el menaced father. Tom Selieck. Varney. Norman Rossington. One board member said an $8,000 planer windows." N ow York Yankees at @ - MOVIE; 'Nana' One of Par 2:00 A.M. p.m. Board members expect to turn to the student season. State oliiciaLs have authorized up to IS ) - Baits Conmigo S3I - MOVIE: My Bodyguard' Minnesota amor de dos mujeres. Antonio Bess /Armstrong. Jack Weston. is's most celabrated seduc- ® - Newsnlght Update proposed for the high school industrial arts She .said the turnout of about 50 people at Grimau, Cristina Alberto 1983 Rated PG tresses captivates some new d ) - CBS News Nightwatch budget around 10 p.m. Stratford Fire Marshal Hans $18,500 lor purchase of a new lighting @® - Entertainment Tonight The new boy at school enlists the 9:00P.M. program would probablv be dropped from the public hearing gave her "the most aid of orxe of the most feared stu 10:00 P.M. 10:30 P.M. wealthy lovers. Katya Berger, d ) - MOVIE; 'Whan ths 4:30 A.M. _ Lundgren said Tuesday he would allow system and sought Tuesday's meeting - Family Feud dents to act as his bodyguard (D (D ' MOVIE; Peter and Jean-Pierre Aumont. Shirin Tay Leganda Ola' An orphaned the theater to reopen on a temporary because installation could not be C D ~ News C D - Hispanic Horizons lor 1982. Rated R. Indian boy rides iha rodeo circuit. GS - Abbott and Costello " (6 ) - Wild World of Animals against a class bully. Chris Make- Paul' Part 2 basis il a battery charger is installed completed in time for the April 30 No allocation for constabulary (or its generator. opening of the student season. L B T 9 9EB...WHAT y i'L U GIVE YOU HOLD EVEBYTHING- IT'G O Z.P, YEAHi I REMEMBER NOW. PAINTING HANS& IN / A HlWt IT'G A L ^ O IT WAG PAINTED BY THAT v e u E K ? BRIDGE ASTRO over the current school budget of $788,249. THE DALEY HOTEL? a GPANIGH GUV WHO ONLY. AN DO VER — Funds for a 24-hour Selectmen decided not to include money for USED YELLOWG. y i constabulary, which a vocal group of crime a constabulary this year, arguing that the Much of (be increase comes from a 9.2 raise GRAPH victims favor, are conspicuously absent town should fir.st try the resident state in teaching salaries negotiated this year as To be end played is human from the proposed $2.3 combined town and trooper alone. A constabulary can be added part of a new two-year contract. THAT'G NOT school budget for 1984-85. in the future if the resident trooper is unable FAIR l spades and does so. The proposal, $114,135 will go to residents to control the recent wave of juvenile crime This hand illustrates the for approval at a May 5 town meeting. that has sprung up in Andover this year, Insulation program set power of the spade suit. East The amount allocated to town govern town officials say. and West can make four NORTH 4.15-84 < ¥ m r ment, $1,350',347, is about $20(000 less than The total budget, if approved, will raise ♦ Q J I 093 diamonds, but the spade suit' COVENTRY — Town Manager Charles has shut them out.
44 Sarvicat Offarad SI Pointlng/Paparlns 52 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Aportments for Rent 42 Apartments for Rent 42 StOre/OHlce Space BulMlag/Contmcting s i Houaebold Oooda 62 Misc. for Sole 63 Tog Soles 5? Moforcvcles/Bicyclet 72 EVERYONE HOSTESS/ESCORT — PAINTING AND PAPER MANCHESTER — Two LOVELY FOUR ROOM HANGING — Exterior EXPERIENCED CAR KITCHEN SET — Rose 24' ROUND DOUGHBOY PRIVATE BASEMENT MOTORCYCLE INSU Wanted for executive bus bedroom modern opart- DUPLEX — including FOM UASE and interior, ceilings re PENTER — Remodeling, wood and chrome oval Above-ground pool. 4 ye SALE - Solid oak buffet, RANCE — Competetive NEEDS TO BUSBOYS service to New York City, ment. Excellent location. stove, refrigerator, LAWH MOWERS RE paired. References, fully additions, roofs and table with 4 brown swivel ars old. Needs new liner, set of dishes, great var rotes, big b'ke rates Luneh99n Waltr«MM. Cv«n« MEDICAL s e c r e t a r y 2-3 days per week. Con Available Immediately. washer and dryer. Imme PAIRED—Quick, Expert decks. Free estimates. choris. $90. Coll 742-9927. some nuts and bolts. Fil Ing WalUMMt. Coofct. In> — Part time for Man MANCHESTER Insured. Quality work. iety of Items. Call 643-' available. Call Clarice, COMMUNICATE aulr* wNhIn: tact: Bruce at 528-9963, $375 plus gas heat. ERA diate occupancy. $450 Service! Senior Dis Martin Mattsson, even Call Mike, 871-2559. ter, pump, side wall in 9607. Clarke insurance, 643- chester physician. Please Monday through Friday, plus utilities. Young 7.000 iquara loot Induat- PODUNK MILL Blanchard & Rosettq; 646- count! Free Pick Up and ings 649-4431. DININGROOM — Solid good condition. $200 ••aaaaaaaacaaaaaaaaaaa* 1126. ees Ellington Rd. contoct Ruth at 647-1493. 2 to 4pm.______2482. working couple pre rlal. Ideal Machine Shop. Delivery! ECONOMY ADOITONS, GARAGES, Cherry Pennsylvania Firm. Call 742-6629. ferred. Security and ref Overhead door, offices. ROOFS, sundecks. No lob Cors/Trucks for Sale 71 ____ So. WIndeor Available May 1st. 000 amp MOWER, 647-3660. CEILINGS REPAIRED House hutch, table, 4 1982 MOTOBECANE DRIVER FOR LAUNDRY MANCHESTER — Four erences required. Call service. too small. Fully Insured. choirs. Excellent condi ROUTE — Tuesdays and or REPLACED with dry- VARIETY OF BEAUTI MOPED — Like new. PART TIME BOOK rooms, first floor. Ap 646-3938 after 5pm. 647-9137 HIGHLAND LANDS Call 875-3902 - days, 875- tion. Call after 6pm, -643- FUL HOUSE PLANTS — Used 2 months. Asking Better than chisel Thursdays. Call 646-2246, pliances, wall to wall wall. Call evenings. Gory 3183 - evenings. KEEPER— Retail store, MECHANIC NEEDED — CAPING — Spring clean McHugh, 643-9321. 1791.______Must sell. Excellent GMC STEP VAN, 1974 — $300. Call 643-6791 be ing your thoughts in downtown Manchester. after 5pm. carpeting. Breezeway. up, mowing and molnfe- Good wages, fringe be Stora/Office Space 44 PINE TRESTLE TABLE, conditon. $3 each. Large Full self contained. Grill, tween 6pm and 8pm. Detail oriented, know $450 plus utilities. Call SOUTH WINDSOR — 1000 nance. Fertilizing, heavy ROBERT E. JARVIS — plants. Private home. refrigerator, coffee pot stone, put them in SOUTH WINDSOR nefits. Must hove own 643-5888. NAME YOUR OWN Building 8< Remodeling with two benches. MA through trial balance. tools. Dodpe or Datsun sq. ft., $200 monthly. 300 and light trucking. PRICE — Father and son. Call 649-6486. and steam table operate 1981 YAMAHA 650 SPE Call Accountant Joseph SCHOOL LUNCH PRO sq. ft., $100 monthly. Am Landscape experts In Specialist. Additions, PLE EXTENSION TA the classifieds! GRAM — Is accepting experience preferred but MANCHESTER — De Fast, dependable ser BLE, 4 chairs. Good con by propane gas. Has hot CIAL II — Excellent con Fllomeno, 646-1717. EFFICIENCY AND ONE ple parking, air. 236-6021, rock formations and spe garages, roofing, siding, ANTIQUE CORN, to and cold running water. dition. Must sell. $1500 or That's the easy way applications through not necessary. Contact BEDROOM AVAILABLE sireable East Center vice. Pointing, Paper . kitchens, bathrooms, re dition. Call 646-1015. Dale at Willlmantic Dat 644-3977. cial design. Mulch, top hanging 8> Removal. Coll bacco or pineapple cut- Phone 643-5970 after 5pm, best offer. Coll 649-6225. May 1st for a 3 hour food — Stove, refrigerator, Street office space, 3 or 4 soli, trees, shrubs and placement windows- to tell and sell! handler at the high sun, 423-4547 or 647-9367. rooms. Call 646-3618. 644-0585 or 644-0036. G.E. UNDERCOUNTER ter. $12. Phone 649-2433. 643-2711 8;30am to heat and hot water In SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul stone available. Free Es /doors. Call 643-6712. 5:30pm, ask for Suzanne, 1980 YAMAHA 650 — 6800 school. Also accepting cluded. Nopefs. Security. livan Avenue. 1,600 sq.ft, timates. Call 649-6685 or DISHWASHER — Good TELEPHONE ANSWER applications for occa ACCOUNTING CLERK PURCELL BROTHERS leave message. miles. Fairing sissy bar. RESTAURANT POSI — Vernon. Experienced Call 646-2970. prime retail space, ample 643-7712. for parts only. Copper- ING MACHINE — With TIONS — Hiring for all sional substitue food MANCHESTER — Improve your prop JOE POUIIN stone. Model SB400B3. Very good condition. handling accounts re parking. $800. Call 236- remote. $95. Call 647-0343. 1979 CHEVY MALIBU $1100. Call 742-9612 after shifts. Part time posi handler and cashiers. For MANCHESTER — One NOW RENTING erty. House painting, AdGItloni • OoroGM $15. Call 643-2880. ceivable, purchasing or 6021 or 644-3977. ATTENTIO N PARTI- Rtiforcrtloni CLASSIC SPORT COUPE 5pm. tions available. Ideal for application call 528-9711, bedroom, second floor driveway sealing. Check Herald Classified sales order entry would 822 MAIN ST. ERS: Call Jack Bertrand our rotes. References Au ROM m u n — V 8, automatic, power mothers and students. No South Windsor Public with stove, refrigerotor. C a n M B uiinfM for the best dances and DEHUMIDIFIER — 3’/2 Home ond Gordon 64 be beneficial with excel DMitrM available. Call 646-8117. steering, air condition 1975 PLYMOUTH experience necessary. Schools is an Equal Op lent typing and clerical $325 plus utilities. Lease Wonted to Rent 47 parties. DJ and Light years old. Kenmore. 40 portunity, Affirmative pint automatic shut off. ••••••#•••••••••••••••• ing, AM/FM, vinyl top. GRAND FURY WAGON Inquire at Ponderosa skills. Excellent growth and security. Call 646- 2 STORY BLDG. Show by the Party Pers 4lf-1ST5 Call 643-2880. Action Employer. For Foil IlMoniaMon Signal light. Coll 643-6680. — $700 or best offer. Call Steak House, 119 Spencer potential, salary and be- 1379. pective People. Coll 643- GARDENS ROTO- Street, between 2pm and AIR CONDITIONED 643-2465. Phone 643-2711 netits. Send resume de FULLY SRRINKLERED PRIVATE, SECURE RE 1262. TILLED — Small garden 1979 CADILLAC FLEET- 4pm, dolly. EOE. EXPERIENCED, MA MANCHESTER — Six DOVER ELEVATOR Buildlng/Controctlng 53 TURE FULL TIME tailing experience and HEARSAL SPACE for se Roofing/Siding S4 Misc. for Sole 63 tractor with rear WOOD BROUGHAM — 1976 KAWASAKI EN- salary requirements to room downstairs apart PARKING PRIVILEGES INGRAHAM — Lawn 8, mounted tiller. Satisfac Good condition. High MECHANIC — To super SALES PERSON— Apply ALTER TO SUIT rious, mature recording DURO, KV-125CC — Runs Box HH, c/o The Man ment and garage. No 1,000 to'9.000 S/F Odd Jobs. Dethatching, tion guaranteed. Call 647- mileage. $5500. Call 742- BOARD OF DIRECTORS vise small maintenance in person to: Marlow's, musicians. Please call well. Good condition. chester Herald. canines. Security. Call PER FLOOR 647-9883 after 4:30pm. Raking, Spring Clean FARRAND REMODEL 0530 or 872-4106. 5343. Low mileage. Must sell. TOWN OF MANCHESTER staff. Must have own 867 M a in S tre e t, 649-3616. OFFICE SUITES ups, Fertilizing. Lime, BIDWELL HOME Im- SCREENED LOAM — NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Manchester. FIRST FLOOR RETAIL ING — cabinets, roofing, Gravel, processed Best offer. Call 643-7467 PROPERTY ASSESSMENT FOR WATER LINE CONSTRUCTION - tools. Experienced only. Roto Tilling, Mowing ' provement Company — TOP SOIL — Clean, rich Excellent wages and Condominiums 32 OR OFFICES gutters, room additions, gravel, saiid, stone and BEARCAT 8 ft. Cap with after 5pm. TOLLAND TURNPIKE-PARKER STREET TO VERNON/MANCHESTER TOWN LINE THREE ROOMS — Heaf, (Commercial 8< Residen decks, all types of remo Roofing , siding, altera stone-free loam. Any rear door $150.1976 YZ 125 The Board ol Directors ol the Town ol Manchester, Connecticut, will conduct a public hearing on ^ e s - fringe benefits. Send re CAREER ORIENTED IN hot water, stove, refrig 647-5003 S e rv ic e s tions, additions. Same fill. For deliveries call day. May 8. 1984 at 7:30 p.m. in the Hearing Room ot Lincoln Comer, 494 Mein Street. Manchester, Con ••••••••••••••••••••••• tial) 8, Painting. Special deling and repairs. FREE amount delivered. Coll motor rebuilt, minor re sume to Box H, c/o The DIVIDUAL to do Audio- erator, carpet. $335. M . NOUMN Senior Citizen Discount. number for over 30 years. George Gritting, An CALL FOR necticut. tor the purpose ol considering construction of a water line on Tolland Turnpike from Parker metric Testing in various MANCHESTER — Wells- estimates. Fully insured. 872-1400, anytime. pair, best offer. Call 647- SPECIAL TOWN MEETINO Street to the Vernon/Mancheeter town line and for levying assessments on properties benefiting from the Manchester Herald. Adults only. No pets. Call anytime, 871-0651. 649-6495. dover, 742-7886. EOE. nursing homes. Complete weep Condos, 400 North Telephone 643-6017, after 1832. The legal voters of the Town construction of said water line ^ ’ Centrally located. Secur Services Offered 51 6pm, 647-8509. DELIVERING RICH of Bolton ore hereby warned The addresses of the properties benefited, the owners thereof, and their addresses, frontage, and pro* training provided. Mon Main Street. Fully ap- ity deposit. Coll 646-7690. FOR SALE... Canon FD and notified to meet In o SPE posed assessment of the respective properties, are as follows; day thru Fridov, 9am to pllanced kitchen with M M cw nn LICENSED MOTHER Heoting/Plumbing 55 135mm F/3.5 lens, $70. LOAM— 5 yards, $62 plus 1972 GRAND PRIX — CIAL TOWN MEETING at PROPOSED 5pm, please call 342-0184 custom wood cabinets, CINTIM lUSMISS MSTlia Will care for your child in DESIGN KITCHENS by tax. Sand, gravel and Must sell. $575 or best the COMMUNITY HALL, In ADDRESS OWNER FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT TWO BEDROOM CONDO Canon FD2X Type A ex $11,466.00 BANKING — Two full f o r Interview choice of carpet and $ u i/in $ i BRICKS, BLOCKS, a loving environment. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, tender, $90. Both In excel stone. Call 643-9504. offer. Call 659-3073. sold Town on Tuesday, May 20 Tolland Turnpike Shawmut Equipment Co.. The 390 00' time tellers. Sullivan — V/2 baths, basement. 8.000 sq ft w«rihouf«or iMem- 1, 1984 at 7:30 P.M. In the 30 Tolland Turnpike Oarrity, Harold appointment. vinyl. Anderson win STONE — Concrete. Only two full time posi vanities, formica, Wilson lent condition, used very evening tor the following 62.00' 2.410.60 Avenue office and Elling 128 Highland: Adults; bfy building. Loadingdoch. 3over- FOGARTY BROTHERS AFRICAN VIOLETS — 753 Main St., Manchester. CT dows, 2 bedrooms, IV2 $575 with heat. Call 643- haad doors. Fonoed parking. Chimney repairs. No lob tions available. Tele art, Corlan counter tops, — Bathroom remodel little. Call 643-2711 be 1950 DODGE MEAOOW- purposes: 38 Tolland Turnpike Oarrity. Harold ton office of South Wind Different colors, big 1) To consider and vote upon 753 Main St.. Manchester. CT 118.00' 3,469.20 PART TIME JANITOR boths; Individual base 5697. ■W leoHy — 647-5003 too small. Call 644-8356. phone 646-4890. kitchen cabinet fronts, ing; installation water tween 9am and 4pm, ask BROOK ■ — 4 door, 6 sor Bank and Trust. Will Mr. Marnae complete woodworking plants. $2 each. Call 649- cylinder, fluid drive. o resolution to appropri 54 Tolland Turnpike Irwin, George F. & Gail F. IAL HELP WANTED — ment, radiant heat. heaters, garbage dispo for Mark. ate from the Capitol Res 15 EIro St .Manchester. CT 210.00' 6.174.00 train. Hours, Monday Mornings, Manchester $58,400. Rent with option LAWNS MOWED — Ask service, custom made 4864. Good condition. $2500 or thru Friday and an occa MANCHESTER — 400 sals; faucet repairs. 649- erve Fund 0 sum not to ex 120 Tolland Turnpike Rouselville. Gary Neal & area. Experience neces to buy available. Peter North Main Street. New OFFICE SPACE AVAIL ODD JOBS, Trucking. for Darren Rosano,.643- furniture, colonial repro 7657. VIsa/MosterCard DELIVERING RICH best offer. Coll 644-0255. ceed $11,956.33 tow ard the Nason. Gail R. 240.00' 7.056.00 sional Saturday. Apply In purchase of an extricotlon 134 Tolland Turnpike Quaker C o . The & sary. Pease Mainte man Building Co. 649- two bedroom townhouse. ABLE — Ample parking, Home repairs. You name 5798. ductions In wood, 9 varie accepted. LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus Pets 65 1975 TOYOTA COROLLA person to: Marilyn Eden, nance, 875-6570. 9404, 649-4064, 647-1340. It, we do It. Free esti ties of hardwood and tool for use bv the Bolton Mercury Oil Company 959 Sullivan Avenue, Applianced kitchen, con- good location. One 4 tax. Sand, gravel and — 4 speed. 66,000 miles. Volunteer Fire Depart Box M. Burbank Road mates. Insured. 643-0304. SPRINGCLEAN UP — In veneers NOW IN STOCK ment. * Wethersfield. CT 199.67' 5.870.30 South Windsor, starting yenlent to bus line and room office suite with 610 M 8. M, P 8. H — No lob stone. Call 643-9504. $1100 or best offer. Call PART TIME — In Ice shopping. $575 plus u tili sq. ft.; another with 210 need of a Backhoe and/or Call 649-9658 or evenings, too small, leaky faucets, Doted at Bolton, Connecticut 49 Taylor Street Barrera, Joseph E. & Irene E. 342.74' 10.076.58 Monday, April 23rd be Bulldozer? We have a DOG OBEDIENCE 649-0486.______this 23rd day of April, 1984 79 Taylor Street Urbanetti, Anthony J. & Lobro T. cream store, llam-3pm. Lots/Land for Sale 33 ties. Option to buy availa sq. ft. Call 649-2891. LAWN MOWING — 289-7010. bathroom remodeling. TWO BLONDE STEP end 5.037.69 tween 9am and 11am. dump truck tool No lob CLASSES — Beginners Henry P. Rvbo 57 Butternut Rd., Manchester. CT 171.35' EOE. Apply in person: Briggs ble. Peterman Building Hedge trimming - chain One call does It. Free tables. Excellent condi 1977 VOLKSWAGON Douglas T. Chenev 1 Tolland Turnpike Vittner. William W 234.50' 6.694.30 Ice Cream Store, Mar Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. saw work - light trucking. too small. Free esti LEON CIESZYNSKI estimates. Water pump tion. $30 each. Call 646- thru utility. Start April DASHER — 4 door sedan. Carl A. Preuss 11 Tolland Turnpike Tatcottville. Co.. The 73.70' 2.166 76 MANCHESTER, corner mates. Reasonable rates. 30th. Register ahead. Call Lawrence A. Converse III 21 Tolland Turnpike Conyers Construction Co.. The shalls Mall. FREE CATALOG — Of General handyman. In BUI LDER — New homes, service. Call 649-2871. 1625. High mileage. $1600 or 2,940.00 Hartford Road 8, Pine St. Call 649-2871. Chuck after 4:15,568-1356. Sandra W. Pleroo P.O Box 506. Manchester, CT 100.00' GOVERNMENT JOBS. land bargains, 5 acres to sured. Call Rav, 646-7973. additions, remodeling, best offer. Call evenings, BOARD OF SELECTMEN, 27 Tolland Turnpike Aitkin, Thomas R. & Vivian H. 240.00' 7.056 00 $16,559 - $50,553/vear. RESPONSIBLE PERSON 500 acres, covering Ver MANCHESTER Chenev M ill Complex. rec rooms, garages, k it COMPUTER — TRS 80 John, 646-0643. TOWN OF BOLTON 53 Tolland Turnpike Marino, Michael A. & Michael A. to work 3pm-11pm. Posi Additional retail space GIVE YOURSELF A AUTOMOBILE SIMON- chens remodeled, ceil Household Goods 62 D O G TRAINING 051-04 D /B /A Amma Ent Now Hiring. Your Area. mont and the Berkshlres BENNET ELDERLY Mod 1 with 48 K-two 2.688.63 Call 805-687-6000, Ext. R- tion Involves drying, cut under construction. 500- SPRING BREAK - Newly IZING — Will simonize ings, bath tile, dormers, ••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa drives, printer and mo CLASSES.— Beginners, 1974 FORD MAVERICK 15 Cedarwood D r , Ellington. CT 91.45' at lowest imaginable pri HOUSING advanced, novice and 55 Tolland Turnpike Conyers Construction Company 9965. ting, packaging and ship 1500 sq. ft. units availa expanded cleaning firm your car in your drive roofing. Residential or dem. Best offer. Must — 4 door, 302-2V engine, 8 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 347.53’ 10.217.38 ces. Write: CATALOG USED REFRIGERA open classes starting 21 Tolland Turnpike ping products used in the OFFICE, P.O. Box 938, •artnal Houalfif ble. Call Hevman Proper is now accepting new way, complete lob with commercial. 649-4291. TORS, WASHERS, Sacrificel Have to sell It 1 cylinder, aufomotic, reg ESTATE OF JOSEPH L. 59 Tolland Turnpike Conyers, Ruth F. graphic arts industry. now taking aMMteaillona,'l BN ties, 1-226-1206. two coots of wax. Only soon in Manchester, Ver SHANAHAN, late of 103 Tolland Turnpike D'Amato. Frank & Ricciardone. Frank 397.12’ 11.675.33 North Adams, Mass. apt $878 la 88M. Two BN apt. clients for general house Call 643-7591. ular fuel. Coll 646-3102 AVON — Your Time Is $25. Call 643-8653. Ranges - clean, guaran non and East Hartford. Manchester, deceased. 155 Tolland Turnpike O'Amato, Frank & Ricciardone. Frank & Looking for a dependable MSB to M 7 0 . N am tnctupaa h a a i. work. Bonded, insured, The Hon. William E. Fltz- Vicenzp. Nicholas J. 01247. hot watar, W/W earpoHng, ranga, MASTER CABINET teed, parts and service. Worth Money! Sell Avon. individual with good reliable. The House Coll Central Connecticut CHEVY NOVA, 1973 — 2 Gerold, Judge, of the Court 55 Glenwood Rd . So. Windsor. CT 37420' 11.001 48 Earn good money, set rafrtg.. Mapoaal. oaR for aM aya- APPROXIMATELY 550 MAKER — With 30 years Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, GAS GRILL — Dual Dog Training, 721-1386. of Probate, District of Mon- work habits. No expe VT — MANCHESTER lam . atavator. launPry. eommun- works, 647-3777. FENCE INSTALLATION Son, 649 Main Street, door, hatchback, auto 161 Tolland Turnpike D'Amato, Frank, Et. al. & Shell Oil Co your own hours. Call Ny room anil aloraga oraa. UnRa sq. ft. O f prime office — We Install stockade, hands on experience. Old burner structo brand matic. New rebuilt 327 V chester ot o hearing held on P.O. Box 2009, Houston. Texas 200 00’ 5,860.00 rience required. Call 647- AREA — 20 ACRES — April 19,1984 ordered that oil 523-9401 or 278-2941. new ahown by appofntmanL space in a unique and fashioned craftsmanship 643-2171.______with tank. Great for char FREE TO GOOD HOME 179 Tolland Turnpike Treat. Richard H. & Lewis, Ronald 9938 for appointment. $12,900. B e a u tifu lly Monday. Wadnaaday. Friday, 10 GARDENS ROTO- split and round rail or 8, new transmission. claims must be presented to 6 Clark Road. Bolton, CT 270 00' 7,936.00 am . • 12 p.m. Plaaaa caH for ap- pleasant office building picket fencing. From 1 at a fair price.. All your coal grilled meat year — One year old female, Good condition. $1800. the fiduciary on or before Asaessments shall be levied in accordance with the provisions of the Town of Manchester Charter. Sec* wooded property on se p oIntm arA TILLED — Lawns WHITE WESTING- woodworking needs. In round. $70. Call 649-8607. July 19, 1984 or be barred as tions 12*6 12*7.12-6, and 12*9. and Connecticut General Statutes, as revised. Sections 7*249,7*249a. LUCRATIVE OPPOR cluded country road. will be available for rent mowed. Reasonable section to a whole yard. HOUSE REFRIGERA b lack Lab/Retrlever Call 528-6508 days, 646- TUNITY — Add to your' beginning January, 1985. terior and exterior. Call Keep trying. by low provided. 7-250, 7-251. 7-252, 7*253. and Section 7-253a. 528-6522 rates. Please call Ken at Also yard work and odd TOR — Side by side, 6 cross. All black, very 8623 nights. Dianne E. Yuslnos, present job and sell steel RECEPTIONIST/SEGREIARY Only 5 minutes from Call 646-8659. 644-0585, 644-0036. A copy of this Notice of Public Hearing is on file in the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Manches charming Vermont Vil 649-9407 or 643-8156. lobs. Call 646-2151.. years old, needs evapora RIDING LAWN MOWER friendly. Spayed. Ass't. Clerk ter and is being published in the Manchester Herald and is being mailed to each of the persons identi buildings. Big manufac Typing, bookkeep Trained and shots. Great 1974 NOVA — 2 door, The fiduciary Is: fied as property owners herein. lage. Excellent financing tor. 22 cu. ft. otherwise — Engine needs some Genevie K. Shonohon turer to award dealership ing knowledge, CRT International Want Ad Waak • Want Ads for Batter Homes • International Want Ad Weak • Want Ads for Expert Services • International Want Ad We like new. White. Ice with children. Owner automatic, power steer Dated at Manchester. Connecticut this 16th day of April. 1984 to qualified applicant in available. Call 802-694- work. $150. Olympia 21" 58 Ludlow Rd., Robert B Weiss experience pre 1581. maker, frost free. $75. color TV, $75. Call 649- moving. Call 643-8725 af ing. 74,000 miles. $795. Manchester, Ct. 06040 General Manager local and outlying areas, ferred. Call 649-9947. ter 6pm. Coll 649-9574. 050-04 044*04 soon. For application 1- 0593. 303-759-3200. Apply in person bet ween 4 and 6 pm; Rooms for Rent 41
BARBER — Meadows ANDIEW ANSMDI CO. 1 JOIN THE CELEBRATION Manor is seeking barber 18A Bidwell St. MANCHESTER — Clean to do hair cuts on a part Manchester and quiet room on bus time basis, for more In line. Parking available. formation please call Call 647-1119. Meadows Manor, be PART TIME SALES — and SAVE MONEY d u r in g PROFESSIONAL tween 10am-3pm at 647- We are looking for on MANCHESTER — Room 9191. energetic, outgoing per for rent. $60 a week plus son to work part time in security. Call 643-2659. ESTIMATER/SALES- our lighting showroom. MAN — Must have expe The ideal candidate PRIVATE HOME — Nice INTERNATIONAL rience. Call 643-2659. should hove a hlghschool yard. Kitchen privileges. diploma, like dealing On bus line. Female only. SEORETARIES W LEGAL SECRETARY — with the public in a fast 649-8206 days; 647-9813 ev CLASSIFIED Excellent typing, trans- paced atmosphere and be enings and weekends. crlption and able to work Saturdays. A bookkeeping skills re background in Interior CENTRAL LOCATION — ADVERTISING APRIL 22-28,1<;64 quired. Coll 646-3618 be design and/or oppllances Kitchen privileges. Free tween 9am and 2pm. is desireable but we will parking. Security and offer on the lob training references required. Call WEEK CARPENTERS NEEDED to the right person. 643-2693 after 4pm. . — Immediate openings Please apply between ; for experienced carpen- 10am and 12pm, Monday ELLINGTON — Room WE SALUTE OUR ters. All phases of con through Friday. Inter for rent. Must be mature struction. Full time em views will be arranged at career adult. Call 872-4589 ployment and benefits. a later date. Economy after 6pm for details. Place a classified ad for Call 742-5317 8;30am to Electric Supply, Inc., 5pm, Mondov through Oaklond Street., Man ROOM FOR MATURE, Friday. chester, CT. EOE, M/F. non-smoking gentleman A ir conditioned, kit SECRETARIES. chen privileges, refriger |6 days and p a y f o r only 5 days I CELEBRITY CIPHER ator, freezer, washer and CiB b fity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotatlorw by famous people, past dryer, parking. Call 643- and present. Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today's cHua. £ W. 5600. by CONNIE WIENER “ H E FX NWZP OWZ ADHPUX CHVQ Apartments for Rent 42 Many thanks for the help during the 6 days for only $10.50 TED CUMMINGS ...in s u r a n c e move, the renovations and the fine EDFA H EFX SWHPU HP ADO MANCHESTER — Avail 378 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER IWRHGX. HA EFX OKP, XW IKTD able immediately. Extra 15 word maximum only large one bedroom apart / know that our cuatomera appreciate the Cathy, Karen, ment. Heat and hot water Ad must run from April 30th>May 1st fine aervice given by our atalf. They alwaya OKP'^H DFAG8 AW AFVG ADG included. $400. Call 649- try to be helpful and candid. I think people Carolyn, Gloria, Suzi, 4800. like that approach, but honeatly no one re- Hazel, Judy & Becki IWPGL.” — QWDPPL EGHXXIKCCGZ. apecta that more than I do. , , PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'One ought >at least to hear a little 149 OAKLAND STREET ★ Also ★ melody every day, read a fine poem, see a good picture and, If — Two room, heated A ttorney - possible, make a few sensible remarks." — Goethe. apartment. First floor. They Are The Best!! Garrity, Walsh, Diana & Wichman e 18S4 by NEA, Inc. $300. No appliances. No — / o. Manchester pets. Security. Phone 646- 646-2457 1091 Main Street 2426, 9om to 5pm KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright weekdays. Buy one star get We^wanTr^ayT^er^SpecIaT In Appreciation For A Job ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 Ann - Joan - Bridget bedrooms. Prices to fit Well Done, We Salute Our your budget. Housing Un- Thanks Two Very Capable Secretaries LeAVe Mc llm lted. Coll 724-1967 to jQan, Valerie and Pat Thanks For a CAPL'fl«l IT'S IChg.). one F R E E ! ^ You Do A "Super" Job for Us •FLORENCE JOHNSON iTilAc-fo CAT ycTl MANCHESTER — Newer two bedroom, second •CAROL POST job well done. The mostest for 30 years. floor with carpeting, air (Non-commerQial Advertisers only!) conditioning and dls- ROBERT I. SMITH, Inc. hwosher. No pets. $425 "Ineuranemlthe Since 1914” monthly, plus security. Al Call NOW so you won’t 443-445 HARTFORD RD. 1 / 1 / MANCHESTER, 6S E. CMtor St UaMbtstor Call 646-1379. REGAL’S C.B. MANCHESTER — AvoU- ilL lS S a able May 1st. Four room apartment. Stove, refrig Miss this Great opportunity! WE KNOW OUR G K IS ARE THE MST Hata Oft To Our Capabla Stall — erator. No pets. Referen Thanks For a Job ces and security, $325plus Lydall supports utilities. Call 649-4003. •Judy Eschmann well done... ive really MARY, MILLIE & DOT National Secretaries SIX ROOM DUPLEX — •Janet Varrick appreciate It Centrally located. $380 i 643-2711 monthly. Security dep * 8 :3 0 am — 5 pm Mon-Fri. JOHN H. U P P E N , Inc. Week In appreciation of osit. No pets. Call 646- “Before Loaaeo Happen, Ineure With Leppen" 7690. T. J. CROCKin AGENCY rames printing the vital role its i “Real Eetate a Ineumnee" Rgprgsgntallvg: Robtrt W. Lapptn Kannath W. Lappan MANCHESTER — Two 244 Naln 8t Maneheeter S m 7U0 - 702 Hartford Rd. secretaries play In the room aportment. Heat { Deadline: Friday, April 27th - 12 N o o n ______164 East Center 8t., Manchester ^ Manchester • 643-6669 and hot water. For more Yaara.. 649-5261 company’s success. G'BfMbyNfA me Information coll 563-4431 lOtarneUonelWent AdW eUi. Want Adafor CxpartSetylcai . Intamatkxwl Want Ad Weak • Went Ada for Benw Mowa a imenwUonai mitia AiHWeil( .Santa 10 Visit Vs At Our New Location TODAY! or 529-7858. 21 - MANC HKSTKK H K H AU ). \Vc(liu s(la\, April 25, 1984 Bags have something in common with historic documents it," he said. pride> 1into ... .1 the person — making thifi... Verlon Rowe, general m:m!iDl*rmanager 1..I1.talk about. Not just a niiK-hini'machine.' " miiki'Kmakes him '‘UlM'SOhtlllV "personally commit- commit it. hC SOid. TRENTON. N.J. (I'Pl) - They The brown grocery bag as we bags. ' said Ted Dully, manugerol of the bag and sack division for Tom Smith ol Richmond. Va. ted to doing a good job. ore u.scd iind obused. :ind mo.st know it today was born in 1910 This man wishes Kennedy drinking \ retail packaging lor Pnion Camp Georgia Pacific s Richmond. Va., runs olf about 130,IH(0 bugs each Town’s Sarah Keleher people hondle them do/.en.s ol "You cun go back and see the when manufacturers began mak Corp. of Wayne, N.J. plant, cooked up Ihe idea ol bug day at the Georgia Pacilic plant. times ii week, but they hove one work you've done. I even go ing Ihe bug out of a new kind ol •'ll also tells you. il there is a signatures years ago when the When he goes into a supermarket, before his death thing in common with ii urieele.ss looking (in stores) when it's time to paper called "kraft, " which is doesn’t forget elderly to talk daddyhood quality problem, who ran Ihe bug company was having problems Iriends recognize his name on Ihe pointing, onimportont letterorlhe bag (groceries)," Morgan said. "1 German for strength. Over the so you can go back and talk to the with detective bags. bag. have a lot of friends and they pick page 4 Deelorolion ol Indepeiuleiiee. "We had a supervisors' meeting "It's a good idea because you are years, the materials used in the ... page 3 page 11 The lowly poper bog. just like o person." up the bags and say. 1 didn't know manufacture of the bag have been The practice ol putting a signa to decide what to do to instill pride more aware of what you are Pieas.so pointing, now has a uiu work for Georgia P acific.'" strengthened but the overall de ture on the bottom of a bag is and workmanship in the product." doin g," Smith said. signiiture revealing the identity ol sign has remained relatively relatively new and not wide-spread. Rowe said. "When you put a man's John Morgan, one of Smith's "II you make a bad product, you its maker. For some who do. it seems to work. name on it. you have somebody to co-workers, said signing the bag cun go back and find out who did unchanged. 'W e u.se the signature to instill
Manchester, Conn. Clear tonight; Thursday, April 26, 1984 sunny Friday Single copy: 25 PE KIN G — China gave President Rea gan a red-carpel welcome today with pink gladiolas and a booming 21-gun salute tor a O' six-day state visit during which Reagan said he will strive to improve Sino- American ties. fc .- i'tt. But in a .surprise development that apparently grew out of a misunderstand 4«aV Us' ing, there was no live television broadcast of Reagan's banquet toast on his opening 60 Woodstock Dr., Forest Hills Manchester day in Peking as the White House had / l expected. Reagan, the first U.S. president to visit China since Sino-U.S. relations were NEED AN IN-lAW ARRANGEMENT? restored in 1979, found unseasonably cold, COVENTRY NEWLISTING 1 foggy and windy weather in the Chinese RETREAT IN STYLE capital, but the welcome was warm. Yearning for peace and quiet? Enjoy a large yard? Love a spa CALL 6 46 -2 48 2 cious homo that s right for entertaining summer and winter? IJ.S. and Chinese flags and colorful Com e and see this 3-4 bedroom ranch on over an acre of land. bunting decorated mammoth Tiananmen There are two fireplaces, baths. Florida room, family room, EAST HARTFORO $94,500 >Vicl make sure you see this huge 10 room home that is all Square where Reagan was formally an out-building with water & electricity and much more. Please Explore the possibility of owning this exceptional 1-owner 7 greeted by President Li Xiannian. China's call, $98,500 room Raised Ranch with 3 bedrooms. 2 '^ baths, fireplaced rec set up with a private 3 room suite with its own full bath and room and 2 car garage Many custom features. Cal! for more titular head ol state. details. 643-4060 fireplace! The first floor of this home offers 4 bedrooms, 2 Hundreds of workers bussed in from their full baths, home maker kitchen with center island, appli factories for the occasion stood shivering ances, and glass doors to deck. Formal dining room, huge behind barricades to sec Reagan as his motorcade arrived at the Great Hall oi the III living room with double cathedral ceilings and fieldstone People for the ceremony, which featured fireplace. 2 car garage plus an extensive landscaped lot the first 21-gun salute China has accorded a UP I photo with inground pool, patio, fence, and cabana offered for foreign leader since 1966., ^ The president and Mrs. Reagan are escorted from Peking Airport by Security was tight following a bomb U.S. Ambassador to China Arthur Hummel (left) after their arrival this immediate sale at $130,000.— ERA BUYERS PROTECTION threat received earlier in the week. The SOUTH WINDSOR $69,900 PLAN included! 100-acre Tiananmen Square, the world's morning. A crowd greeted the president and first lady with a 21-gun HOW SOON CAN YOU MOVE MANCHESTER $131,900 largest public plaza, was sealed ofl by salute and bouquets of flowers. Into this five room ranch? It's available immediately! It has three Charm & Beauty are evident in this exceptional 6 room troops who pul metal spikes on the streets to bedrooms, country-sized kitchen and new wall to wall carpet McCarthy built Colonial with unique floor plan and exquisitely s h r ^ the tires of unauthorized vehicles. equivalent of prime time. The visit ol Richard Nixon in 1972. which ing, nice sized yard and has had exterior work done recently. decorated. Features 4 bedrooms. 2*6 baths, fireplaced family .Call today to see! $69,900 room, luxurious wall to wall carpeting and 2 car garage. A true A Chinese honor guard goose-stepped Top White House aide Michael Deaver opened the door lo China, and that of We can help you become a home of distinction. Call for an appointment. 643-4060 past the reviewing stand before Reagan and told reporters "there may have been .some President Gerald Ford in 197.'>, were heavy 'REALE" PROFESSIONAL! BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, Inc. Li returned to the Great Hall tor a 30-minute honest confusion " over whether Reagan's on protocol and olticiul events but short on Call 646-4525. and ask lor Oan. 189 West Center St. Cor. of McKee meeting, the first of nearly eight hours ol addresses would be broadcast live, but participation by the Chine.se people. talks Reagan will hold with Chinese emphasized the White House has no quarrel During the meeting. Reagan told Li that D.F. REALE, INC. FREE Manchester - Equal Housing Opportunity leaders. w ith the Chinese explanation the Chinese children who had pre.senled Real Estate MARKET As the two leaders went inside, the Before the trip, Deaver had said three him with bouquets nf pink gladiolus and red 1 T5 NIaii) $1., MoflcfMitar, Ct. REAL ESTATE SERVICES e v a l u a t io n 646-2482 roses reminded him of his responsibility to 223 East Canter St., Manchaater 6434010 barricades around the square were lilted Reagan addresses would be broadcast live 646-4525 ■t and thousands of Chinese ;>urged into the by Chine.se television. create a better world for the younger square in the vain hope of catching a Reagan, wearing a black suit but no generation. glimpse of Reagan. overcoat in the chilly weather, joined Li on Li. 78, accepted Reagan's invitation to A high-ranking Chinese torcign ministry a grandstand as a brass band played the visit Ihe United States at a “ mutually official said Reagan's opening toast was not anthems of both countries and the thunder agreeable time." Lei A! Caehman show Herald photo by Tarquinio broadcast because it was scheduled to be ol cannon fire echoed across the .square, More subslantive meetings arc expected given at 1:20 p.m. local time and. "As you sending up pufis of white smoke into the when Reagan meets Friday with Prem ier you this beautiful Helping out know, all Chinese are taking naps at that gray sky. Zhao Ziyung. The thorny issued U.S. arms time and nobody would be watching Then he and his wile Nancy were greeted supplies lo Taiwan is expected to be the top L . »LI> Colonial. . . Sarah Keleher, elderly outreach worker, helps 83-year-old teleision. " by 200 gaily dressed schoolgirls chanting item on Zhao's agenda. Frank Dalessandro of Main Street down the steps of his house as The Chinese have a tradition of "xiouxi" "Welcome, Welcome, " and waving blue Speakes said Reagan de.scribed his he leaves to attend a combined geriatric clinic and luncheon at or siesta in the early afternoon. » pom-poms and yellow paper sunflowers. meeting with Li as a "signilicant beginning Redwood Farms White House officials said Chinese Reagan said he came to China "repres to his visit here" and said it had turned into BUSINESS a RESIDENCE the Salvation Army Thursday. Much of her job is in the field, at television will broadcast a speech Reagan enting the sincere desire of the American a much more wide-ranging discussion than Large 20x20 showroom goes with this 6 room the homes of isolated older people trying to get by alone. See is giving Friday afternoon at 7:30 p.m. on people to be good neighbors to the Chinese expected, on both bilateral and global home on Rt. 6, Andover. Excellent location for story on page 3. what they call "golden lime, " the U.S. people." issues. antique shop, etc. $89,500. BOLTON Iranians take over embassies; Libya begins evacuation Unique offering approximately LONDON (UPI) — Libya dis to be in the consulate and a Iranian diplomatic ofl ices were buck to London today on a uiman Libya this afternoon but it was not Ihe siege at the embassy began. LAUREL GUILBEAULT Outstanding 4 bedroom Colonial immediately known if any of the Now you can depend on Laurel Guilbeault 2 acres, barn shed, fruit trees all patched two planes to London spokesman for the group tele connected to the Libyan Embassy Caledonian airliner. Home Secretary Leon Brittan on For years you have depended on Laurel for competent dental with fantastic view of the Connec today to take out the first of about phoned news agencies to say they crisis, touched off April 17 when “ We are keeping our fingers Libyans ordered to leave would care Wednesday called the slaying of go with this 9 room lovely had “ peacefully occupied" the gunfire from the embassy killed a crossed but we arc definitely return home on the flight. You always depended on Laurel to be on time, to worry about ticut country side. Large fireplaced 200 diplomats and their dependents policewoman Yvonne Fletcher a leaving," Miles' wife Julia said. The estimated 30 Libyans holed details, to understand your concerns and to giveyouan honest home, 4 bedrooms, family on the 10th day of a police siege of building. "They claim to be policewoman and wounded 11 "barbaric outrage," but said Bri answer. family room and fireplaced living "W e hope there will be no last up in the embassy were expected to the Libyan Embassy. students and unarmed,” a Sco demonstrators outside. tain would continue to "observe Now you can depend on Laurel to give you competent real room, sun porch and much room, plus formal dining room, 2 car tland Yard spokesman said. Britain broke off relations with minute hitches," be among the last to leave the estate service You know she will be on time, will worry about BURNSIDE AVENUE As both Britain and Libya moved scmpulously" the Vienna Conven Libya April 22, giving those in the Two Libyan planes were ex country. details, will understand your concerns and will give you and ho garage and more. Price: $112,000. Business Zoned Duplex In East Hartford. Large to settle their diplomatic standoff, In the Hague, a group of tion laws on diplomatic immunity. nest answer. more for $127,000. Call us. embassy on St. James' Square and pected to land in London later A Scotland Yard spokesman said Now you can get competent real estate service by calling rooms. Excellent for professional use — great lo a group of Iranian dissidents took unidentified Iranians ransacked all other Libyan diplomats until today, with the first due to arrive at security arrangements at Lon He added, however, the govern Laurel at 646-4040 “ cation! $125,000. over the Iranian consulate in the Iranian Embassy to the Ne midnight Sunday to leave the 12:15 p.m. (6:15 a.m. E S T ), for the don's Heathrow airport for the ment may .seek changes to provi central— London. The takeover therlands and beat up the ambas L«Mt country. evacuation of the first of some 200 arrival of the Libyan planes would sions of the 141-counlry convention EDGORMAN _ Zinsser Agency ^ STRANO REAL ESTATE was to protest the torture of sador, who was hospitalized, 750 Main SP * In Libya, some 30 dependents of Libyans and theirdependents from be "geared up lo deal with that will almost certainly allow the 4J&R REALTY CO. 156 East Center Street political prisoners by Iran's Dutch police said. Associates Manchattar British diplomats, were gathering Britain. anything that might arise." policewoman's kilier — believed to □ Islamicmegime. 604 MIDDI.KTI RNPIKK FAST B43-2692 There was no immediate indica at the residence of Ambassador One of the Libyan pUrhes, an Tight security has surrounded still be inside the embassy — to go 646-4040 Robert 0. Murdock, RoaNor 646-1511 647-7653 Police said nine people appeared tion that the actions against the Oliver Mills in Tripoli for the trip airliner, was expected to return to the arrival of Libyan flights since free. 2 Tells of damage to language BEST SEILERS UST D.W. FISH REALTY CO. SELLING? OF / h o m e s / ^ h Newman talks to chamber 243 Main SI.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon WE NEED YOU! 643-1591 872-9153 By Alex GIrelli Solar Max satellite was "success- it is used by some to make their We have more buyers than homes! If Herald Reparter lully retrieved.” jobs seem more ditficult so that 6 you've considered selling over the He said the colorful word "to they can command higher pay. It .. Phrases like "impact uttenup- taled" came into the vocabulary to serves as fence to keep others i f i iast several years but were hesitant tors" for highway crash barriers describe a vehicle destroyed in an outside. because of market conditions... Call and "m obile mountain range tech accident and prompted some to Newman said that in the rebel the professionals at 646-2482 nicians” for government cowboys write "completely totaled.” lious '60s and early '70s, age and COBURN ROAD 80’s are examples of bloated English Educators, journalists, bureau experience came under attack, immaculate 3 bedroom bath Colonial with tireptace and 2 'WE’RE SELUNG HOUSES!” that cheat millions of Americans crats and businessmen came in for and anything governed by rules car garage, ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN r.i-T*. • s n when it comes to language. Edwin criticism by Newman. was suspect. 41 Newman, broadcast journalist, He said a business loss is called "People wanted their insitjes to said Wednesday night. "negative cash flow.” Politicians speak for them," he said. C-' Speaking at the annual banquet say they want to "exert a leader He said that as a result. of the Greater Manchester ship role.” The sales of a product i i Chamber of Commerce at The has been called "com m ercial Please turn to page 10 Colony in Vernon, Newman offered disappearance." •••••••••••••••••••••• ill' dozens of examples of phrases he When troops were parachuted said threaten the effeetiveness of into Grenada, the operation was language and consequently called a "pre-dawn vertical Inside Today X threaten the strength Of the insertion." country. Newman and his audience found 20 pages, 2 sections JUST LISTED! SUPER CONDO , , Newman, the author of two humor in the phrase "spousal Advice ...... 12 Super ranch with 3 bedroom ranch plua fantastic 4 room In-law with 2 badrooms, fireplacad living room, roc room plus ita In M ANCHESTER $62,900 M ANCHESTER $69,900 books on language, gave his rollover,” a term used by estate apartment offered at 62900 MOVE IN CONDITION! 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