7 • 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., June 29, 1982 BUSINESS Water project Haitian release AAoffett doesn't show in last phase rule faces appeal for anti-highway rally Big-buck professionals face income squeeze . . page 3 . . . page 4 . . . page 22

sion — as far as economics go — is in “big trouble." The because of the automation of the prescription process. Four passengers are in a plane — the president of the chief reason: Fluoride is significantly reducing vavities. United States, the world's smartest man, a priest and a IMAGINE BEING A petroleum engineer (with an And dentists — who earn an average $55,000 a year — average $53',250 annual income). Sure sounds hippie. Suddenly the plane catches fire. But, alas, are heading in rising numbers to shopping mall “volume Cool tonight; there’re only three parachutes. Dan Dorfman clinics" which undercut traditional prices by about 20 to prestigious. Well, that oil glut has prompted many Manchester, Conn. The president grabs one of them, and before jumping 30 percent. Also adversely affecting dental economics engineers who left major oil companies to join wild­ sunny Thursday out of the plane explains: “I owe it to the American peo­ catters to seek their old jobs back. And there are in­ Wednesday, June 30, 1982 Syndicated are the $100,000-plus of equipment costs for starting den­ dications that incomes could be on the skids. Example: ple to survive and serve out my term." Right behind tists. — See page 2 him jumps the world's smartest man, who declares Colum nist In the past, company recruiters had only a 30 percent Single copy 25(C Indicative of the increasing industry pressures is the acceptance rate when they pitched engineering lUrralft himself, "an irreplaceable asset of humanity." The response to a recent mall advertisement for a dentist at priest stares at the hippie, swallows a few times, and graduates. That rate has now swelled to 70 percent, and an unbelievably low salary - $14,000 a year. The ad, Standard Oil of Indiana even had to rescind some job says: "My son, I'm in God's hands now—1 want you to would you believe, drew over 300 applicants. have the last parachute." To which the hippie responds: A similar incident occurred in the legal profession offers. , "Hey, man, that's cool, and wow — really religious. But If you’re thinking of becoming a veterinarian — the where some 450 lawyers applied for a single job at one of average current $37,000 yearly income could shrink a bit hey. there's no problem; there's a parachute for each of that pay an average of $18,000 a year - or collectively the large firms. , us. The world's smartest man just jumped out of the more than $1 million annually for IF s insights. IF is raising the prospects of a glut in the face of in the future. The reason: The growth of the pet popula­ plane with my knapsack." stepped-up aggressive advertising of low-cost legal ser­ tion is declining because of (1) more working wives and Ben Goodspeed, one of the founding partners ol NOW TO SOME specifics of the mounting pressures (2) inflationary pressures which have pushed product on professionals. vices, an existing lawyer population of 535,000 (of which prices considerably higher. Against this background, Inferential Focus, relates this bit of humor in focusing First to doctors, who earn an average of $74,500 a only 439,000 are actually practicing law) and reduced Israel: PLO there’s a surplus of veterinarian graduates. in one society's rapidly growing disenchantment with government controls (which has already resulted in at­ 3 Finally, observes IF, even MBAs are not being wooed the so-called brilliant "specialist" or "professional" — year, j ,. • • • torneys being let go who worked on the IBM and Ma Bell not only in supply-demand factors, but in changing A growing skepticism toward physicians is as feverishly as in the past. Granted, the recession is a , dramatically illustrated by the increasing number of antitrust cases). big factor — but another may be the growing criticism public attitudes. Americans who are taking health care in their own The end result, as IF sees it, could be pressure on that average $70,000 annual salary that lawyers command. of their training. Increasingly, MBAs are being IN OTIIKK VtOKD.S, the message we were given hands. This can be seen in the growing demand for self­ criticized for being overly trained in methodology at the when we were kids, namely, that to be successful in iife diagnostic kits, as well as sharolv increasine sales in a can leave INTERESTINGLY, several observers of the legal expense of their ability to effectively use their intuition all you had to do was become a professional (like a doc­ host of books on medicine, including the Merck manual scene blame our decline in world business leadership on and vision. tor o ra lawyer), may no longer be the case. and the Physicians' Desk Reference. our restrictive legal system. Japan, for example, has But despite the diminished reliance on doctors, THE IMI’LIGATIONS of all of this pressure on Clearly, a growing number of well-regarded only 20,000 lawyers. professions — with proven big-buck incomes — are un­ observes Goodspeed. their ranks continue to swell as Remember when we were kids and bpilt castles in the professionals? der pressure; the economics appear to be in the early medical schools grind out more and more graduates. In For starters, according to IF, reduced costs of sand. And some of us thought of constructing empires. professional services, as the computer replaces an in­ stages of deteriorating growth. And we arc not just turn, their numbers are augumented by those medical One such prestige job in this context — an architect. Oh, with weapons creasing number of jobs. Business will likely use more talking about the current recession. students who, though denied admission to U.S. schools, to be a famous builder. Well, the architect — who All of this may be bad news if you're graduating this have completed their studies abroad. As a result, com­ generalists and the educational system, particularly at averages a $31,429 annual salary — is now feeling the By Julie Flint "They (the Palestinians) will leave June from law, medical, architectural or dental school. petition is forcing more physicians with specialty sting of the computer (which is depressing employee the graduate school level, will put more emphasis on in­ Chances are, according to Inferential Focus, that you training to locate in smaller, less economically thriving terdisciplinary learning (a working knowledge of many United Press International Beirut in a day or two. demand). A PLO official in Moslem west Beirut may be hard pressed to find a job Ditto for MBAs towns that weren't previously served. For example, CAD-CAM, a computer-aided design different specialties). Some overall business implications: )1) reduced de­ Israel offered to let Palestinian said the guerrillas were prepared for an petroleum engineers, pharmacists and veterinarians. One result, quips Goodspeed, is that you no longer system, can reduce by 10 times the amount of time guerrillas leave besieged west Beirut Our bearer of these ill tidings is a New Yo.rk-bascd have to consult Ripley's "Believe It or Not " to find doc­ mand for professional office space, (2) slowing growth Israeli attack. needed to manually draw engineering plans. One West for retailers catering to the high-rpiced segment and (3) with their “personal weapons” if they “We’re ready for it,” the official said. firm that essentially seeks to piece together — through tors making house calls. Coast architect notes that seven years ago his firm quit Lebanon for good, but a PLO official extensive reading by its staff of 108 diverse publications Our researcher admits he hasn't spotted any doctors less than robust results for the firms that have rushed “They actually believe once they kill the employed 12 architects; now (thanks to CAD-CAM) into the financial services area to capitalize on those declared his organization ready for bandleaders the band is dead.” around the world — bits of information that can be in­ on the unemployment line — but he says signs are clear revenues have quadrupled, but only two architects re­ bloody all-out street fighting. dicative of change or the beginning of a new trend. Ob­ that slowing income growth is in store for this profes­ supposedly rising incomes for the professional. The official claimed one-third of the main. In Christian east Beirut, the powerful executive committee of the PLO is viously IF must be doing something right. The planning sion. The computer is also taking its toll on the average No one, by the way, is predicting, the demise of the specialist — certainly not IF. But, as Goodspeed Israeli-allied Lebanese Front rejected usually outside Beirut, so even a staff of the White House, Morgan Guaranty Trust and $25,000-a-year pharmacist. Jobs are being eliminated Palestine Liberation Organization Chair­ Getty Oil are just a few of the approximately 75 clients II■'•S KI'.SIvVRC.II indicates that the dental profes­ explains it, “the handwriting’s on the wall. The successful attack on Beirut would not professionals are in growing trouble economically and man Yasser Arafat’s proposal to in­ liquidate the PLO leadership. tegrate some of his 6,000 guerrillas into In rejecting Arafat’s proposal to in­ even a strong economic recovery is not going to bail the Lebanese army before evacuating them out . . . ” tegrate the PLO into the Lebanese army, fin Brief- Expert; Gas, oil supplies the rest from Lebanon. Lebanese Front spokesman Pierre Pressure professionals Israel earlier had demanded the Yazbek told United Press International, ...... Average income guerrillas surrender their weapons to the “No way. This is a ridiculous. It is a Director named Doctor $74,500 Lebanese army and leave under Red maneuver to implicate the Lebanese adequate through the year Lawyer 70,000 Cross supervision for Syria or any other army which has so far stayed out of Dentist 55,000 Arab state. things.” James 0. Tatro, currently on sabattical from his Petroleum engineer 53,520 Despite the new Israeli proposal and The rejection came before Lebanese post as dean of community service at Manchester BOSTON (UPI) — It's been nine eight cents, might rise, a few more “They were saying ‘if I put Pharmacist 25,(K)0 the cease-fire holding a fifth day, there Prime Minister Chefic Wazzan huddled heating oil in storage in June ... I Community College, has been named executive years since the energy crisis sent cents later this year. Architect 31,429 was little evidence U.S.-backed with Arafat Tuesday. Two high-ranking director of the Joint Advisory Committee of the Northeast Petroleum has more have to count on a price 9 cents to 10 diplomatic efforts had narrowed the ga.soline prices soaring and started Veterinarian 37,000 Herald photos by Tarquinlo PLO military commanders also met Aetna Institute for Corporate Education. the phenomenon of long lines at gas­ than 1.100 suppliers and dealers as cents higher in December,’” he Source; Find-SVP, New York differences between Jerusalem and the with Lebanese Army intelligence chief The institute is affiliated with the Aetna fJfe and oline stations, but New Englanders customers for fuel oil. Buckley said explained. Tickets, Palestinians trapped in the Lebanese Johnny Abdo. Casualty Co and has been established to explore don't have to worry about either the industry has stored 250 million “No one wanted to get stuck with capital. “Technical aspects are at the center of possible collaboration between the insurance com­ anymore. barrels of crude oil in Louisiana and a lot of inventory,” he said. Supermarket shopping tips please A U.S. government survey released in the talks at the moment,” a PLO pany and Connecticut institutes of higher educa­ That's what an energy industry Texas and reduced imports from Buckley though said with a slight Martin Sloane explains how to save money at the Washington indicated nearly half of the 3 spokesman said. He said the talks tion. expert said Monday about the price Saudi Arabia to guard against any increase in prices recently, the In­ grocery store — every Wednesday and Saturday in his They lined up for hours million people in war-torn Lebanon are focused on neutralizing the PLO A planning meeting of the joint advisory com­ and availability of gasoline and surge in price or cutbacks in dustry has increased production of “Supermarket Shopper” column in T^e Manchester at Harvest Beads and in need of some kind of humanitarian presence in Lebanon. home heating oil now. mittee took piace Monday. home heating oil, this year at least. supplies from that country. Herald. Silver at 476 Main St„ aid. Arafat has demanded Israeli forces John Buckley, vice president of lie also said the petroleum in­ The demand for gasoline, he said “We are getting more and more the though, has dropi^ substantially when tickets went on withdraw 3 miles from Beirut as a condi­ the Chelsea, Mass.-based Northeast dustry suffered a difficult first impression the negotiations are not ad­ tion for leading his forces out of the city. quarter of the year when a dramatic since long lines at gasoline stations sale for the Crosby, vancing as they should at this stage,” a Petroleum Company, said refineries Stills and Nash rock The 5-day-old cease-fire held Tuesday, Munsies win trip now are gearing up to increase drop in consumption led to sharply three years ago. senior Israeli official said. concert at the Hertford Israeli Prime Minister Menachem despite intermittent skirmishes after production of home heating oil after lower profits or .losses in some Buckley said even with more cars cases. Civic Center July 31. Begin, winning approval from parlia­ dark between Israeli and Syrian forces in Mr. and Mrs Alton ,1. Munsie of 676 Keeney St. a slump this spring. on the road and more miles being the Bekaa valley. are the winners of a weekend trip to Nantucket, "Supply is not a problem. There's The public though shouldn't be Clockwise, from left: ment to continue the siege, Tuesday affected, he said. “If you divorce driven, automobiles have become so Robert Roy, number 14 reiterated his demand the Palestinians In Vatican City, Pope John Paul II, in offered by the Savings Bank of Manchester in a re­ plenty of crude around," he said, energy efficient “we don’t see gas­ cent promotion for the opening of the new loan Buckley said he wanted to allay yourself from major foreign in­ In line, sprawls on a car leave Beirut. his most explicit statement on Lebanon terruptions ... we don't see any par­ oline demand getting back to 1978 Referring to Arafat, Begin said, "They to date, said Tuesday the Palestinians center at 913 Main St fears that arose earlier this spring levels." seat after waiting from with reports that refineries were ticular reason to be concerned.” 3 a.m. to purchase don't deserve mercy, particularly that have a right to a homeland in the Middle The Munsie's names were drawn from more than East. 5.006 entrants. The price includes two nights cutting back production because of He said many regional dealers He blamed government tickets; Brendan one with the stubble on his face, the lodging at an oceanfront hotel and meals at outstan­ the cost of keeping inventories high. wouldn't store fuel oil because with regulations for the 1979 shortages despicable murderer of children.” "Let us pray so they (the Palestinians) the high cost of borrowing money it and said the United States now has Fitzgerald catches a But Begin added, “We don’t want to ding island restaurants. He said the cost of home heating few rays and kills time; can see recognized their legitimate oil, which hit $1.31 per gallon last was costing them V/z cents per about 32 days supply of gasoline, humiliate them (the Palestinians) ... aspirations — the first of which is to be winter but since have fallen about gallon per month to keep inventory. what it did three years ago. Rhonda Morra and even criminals are human beings. able to have a homeland and so they can Paul Barlle enjoy some "We are ready to let the terrqrists live in tranquility with all the peoples of Packard named mId-mornIng refresh keep their personal weapons ..." the region,” he said in St. Peter’s Car washes offered SUMMER PROGRAM ment. “Patience,” Begin told the Knesset. Basilica. For School A q0 Chlldron Charles D. Packard of 99 Plymouth Lane, The owners of the Gentle Touch Car Wash pt 344 *AQTft A CBAFTft Manchester has been appointed assistant Broad St. will offer free car washes on Thursday as a •SEMI-PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS, DAILY. 'iitUtrltPBtpr secretary, property claim, in the claim department promotion for their new business, which opened last ($60 On* Tim* Charg*) of Aetna Insurance Co., a company of CIGNA Corp. month. •TUTORING BY CERTIFIED TEACHER , HwalS Packard joined Aetna Insurance Co. in 1961 as (Optional, Extra Charga) Scores of new state laws fake effect Thursday assistant manager, claims, and assumed the posi­ Gentle Touch is owned by William Gorra and Andre •OCCASIONAL FIELD TRIPS tion of superintendent, property claim, in 1973. Mesnil. Gorra’s father George is the owner of Syndet $4S/Wa*k for 10 Hours A Day. Packard, a member of the New England Claim Products Inc. of Bolton, which manufactures the Opan 6:30 am. to 5:30 pm. H i l r o drinking age goes to 19 and loosened through the next 12 months. on duty tonight, but those who are on A bartender at Luigi's First Stop Executives Association, is a past president of the detergent soaps that the car wash uses. l l l l x C on others with liquor sales now Some lawmakers have challenged W U I ( . n duty will be extremely watchful,” Lounge said he expected a good organization CLAUDIA’S 646-4864 allowed on Election Day and the O’NeiU's claim the budget is , , Brooks says. crowdof 18-year-olds tonight. "They Active in community affairs, Packard was a S D ® r c © n t Fourth of July, should it fall on a balanced, the latest being Sen. 1 “Unfortunately, you can’t stop the won’t be able to get in tomorrow, so member of the East Hartford Committee of the Saturday. Iliom Serrani, D-8tamford. I W V/IV49 owners from wanting to in- they’re probably going to make the Connecticut Fair Plan for four years and served as Evsn sm ill businessmen Another law will allow cafes to Serrani said Monday the budget crease their business,” Brooks says, most of it,” he said. chairman during 1979-80. By Mark A. D upuis ® begin serving booze at 11 a.m. in- was knocked out of whack by By Raym ond T. DeMeo “I have some strong feelings about Rosen says the Hartford Road CIGNA Corp., formed through the merger of Independent have cash flow problems United P re ss International stead of noon on Sundays in towns O’Neill’s veto of a bill to tex New Herald R eporter it, but I wouldn’t want to voice them Cafe will take the new drinking Connecticut General and INA, is one of the leading where drinking is allowed on Sun- Yorkers who commute to work in in public.” restrictions seriously. ‘T d ap- providers of insurance and related financial ser­ Insurance HARTFORD — A 3 percent in- . days. Connecticut, which would have Local police will be on the lookout preciate it if you could get this in vices, inciuding worldwide property and casualty Center, Inc. crease in benefits to w elfare The new laws taking effect onraised an estimated $16.7 million in for 18-year-olds who party too hear- ALTHOUGH NO bars in your article: if people can’t show a insurance, employee benefits, financial and asset recipients and a higher drinking age Thursday are among the more than revettue.; tlly tonight, the last night before the Manchester are offering special driver’s license or majority card at management, and health care. Your newspaper carrier depends on are among the scores of new state 500 special and public acts Sigjied With the L^lslature’s failure to state’s drinking age is raised to 19. ‘If'**'' promotions for 18-year-oIds, the door, they’re not getting in.” laws that go into effect when fiscal into law by Gov. William O’Neill, override O’Neill’s veto of the com- Capt. Joseph Brooks, head of the som e re p o rt that increasing oticiMr-.i, j i his collections each week to pay his year 1982-63 begins Ihursday. Others already have taken effect muter tax, there will be no new Manchester police department’s numbers of the soon-to-be-underage ® j^siN G the drinking age to The laws adopted by the 1982 while many more will take effect taxes taking effect with the new partrol division, says he’s concerned drinkers have frequented their es- s goM idea. Name changed W bill, whether or not he has.received Legislature run the gamut from an Oct. 1 and others at other times. budget, although fees for some that cheap drink prom otions tablishments in recent weeks. ® end to the 18-year-old drinking age In addition to the higher drinking programs will go up to help balance featured at some area bars to lure “We normally get about 10 to 15 TRUMBULL (UPI) — Raybestos-Manhattan payment from his customers. When to a measure designed to license age, Thursday also marks New the budget. , ■ 18-year-olds in for a last legal pop percent 18-year-olds here,” said “ r)™ tne number of traffic ac- Inc,, Monday officially changed its name to he doesn’t .get paid, ho has to dip more dogs across Connecticut. Year’s Day for the state’s budget The new budget represents an in- will increase the number of drunken Allan Rosen, a bartender at the • enis resulting from 18-year-olds Raymark Corp. following a corporate restructuring Rod Dolin, CIC Bob Lathrop jon NorrIa, CPCU Laws dealing with alcohol will be year with a $3.19 billion budget drivers on the road. Hartford Road Cafe. “Lately, we’ve approved by the firm's shareholders. into his pocket to make up the tightened on one front as tbe legal taking effect to carry the state Please turn to page 10 “We won’t have any extra officers been getting about 40 to 50 percent.” Please turn to page 10 The firm also announced the sale of its North Charleston, S.C., manufacturing, research and FOR OVER 50 YEARS difference. I f . I I fslf. »■ marketing operations to two former executives of inside Today the company, Robert H, Sturm and Jerry Zucker. you*re Haig, Lebanon likely issues Under the new corporate structure, Raymark That's what is Important to us. You can help make a small 28 pages, 4 secUons, • .i O , • I ■ Corp. is a holding company with one wholly onwed not made of subsidiary, Raymark Industries Inc. Whon you look beyond the extras, buslnessmart from going under If Raymark Corp. is a multinational manufacturer of energy absorbtion and transmission products, helping people la what our you pay your carrier Reagan news conference is tonight Business...... 25,28 fastening systems and custom engineered when he calls to collect. Thank you. materials. n u m e y l business Is all about. And every Classified...,...... '..,..... 26-27 ' ■ „ The corporation operates 10 manufacturing These days, no one is With prices ...... ' By Helen Thomas conference,' the 11th of Reagan’s Donovan to mob figures “must oc- Speakes told reporters, “We’re in Haig’s selected successor, former rising as last as they are now. it day we strive to offer kindness and plants in the U.S. and also has manufacturing makes good sense to save money Entertainment ...... 21 tiP | White House Reporter presidency and his first since May casion a raised eyebrow.” close and constant touch;” but he Nixon Cabinet official George facilities in West Gemfany, Australia, Japan, anywhere you can So look to your compassion to the people who call ...... •••••...... 2 13, Is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. White House spokesman said because the talks were of Shultz, is making the rounds on Mexico and Canada. insurance for possible savings Manchester Herald O b itu a rie s ..,...... 10 ^ ^ H IN G T O N — P resi- EDT. Larry Speakes has said the White "extreme sensitivity,” no progress Capitol Hill in preparation for his upon us. O pinion...... '•••* dent R«gan faces the nation tonight , Aides said before Reagan steps House would read the report and report would be forthcoming from Senate confirmation hearing. Call us for a quote on Great American Peopletalk . , ...... 2 In a telewseo news coMMance that bdfola the cam eras, the White afterwards,”We’ll pass judgment.” the White House. Speakes said the date of Haig’s auto or homeowners insurance. If Manchester Conn • S ports— ...... uxeiy will f o m on two u b in e t Rouse may issue a statement on the There has been no firm word from His Statements have been con- departure had not been formally you're not made of money, a Great American auto or homeowners Television ...... 21 ™®mbers andtte nwr in Leban^ report released' Monday by the the White House on whether fined to expressing pleasure that the worked out, but he appeared to be Dividend siated policy is made for you. __ ii_ ' ^ g a n w e x p e c ^ to Mpeppered special prosecutor who examined Donovan would remain with the ad- cease-fire in Lebanon has been preparing for an exit bv the end of CtfiVAMEIOON lAAuKAMCI COMPAN4$ Sampling today with quesUoiu ^about the abrupt allegations that Donovan had un- ministration. holding. the week. It was expected that ROGERS — Directors of Rogers Corp. have HO I m der^W ttei. While Reagan has been updated on Thus far, the White House has Undersecretary Walter Stoessel declared a regular quarterly dividend of 3 cents per 646-6050 400 MAIN s n U T • MANCHUTH.CONN e 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 ' ttnuMitBaamidlnsimiaraml^rina to* Speijud Rnieentor,. Leon Silver- the Donovan nutter this week, be refused to say what triggered Haig’s would be handling the diplomatic share, payable Aug. 16 to shareholders of record HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR Q. HOLMES - hasalsobeenieceivlngreportstoim reslgnatloriast w ^ . a lS h chores unUl ShidtetSw X - July 15. 830 Hartford Rd. Manchastor ^ Secretary Raymeiid-ltelemertittBleevlW spe<^ktionper8tets it was seeded in Mdee indicated R ea^^ have RICHARD P. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES ...... inn . , , , , , , : , . r .tuii.. tiidicttB^ta. But, lu sald, thc on ncgotlations'between the warring several ciashes over p^cy and per- e stotenunt on the economy at the ««*9S6seSfitofl»SSifififta6MSSSSSSSi6 The nationally broadcast news enmerons allegstlons Unking factions In Lebanon. ■ sonality conflicts. . outset of his dews conference. f. ' 1:. ' ■ , , V , ^ ^ MANCHESTKR HERALD, Wed . .luii.’ 30, 1982 - 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 30, 1982 THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST lo 7 AM EST 7 - I - S3 Last phase of water project MA'^4 STHH t 7000 tAST HART!ORO UA bjB HOPMf AHOW ST News Briefing PM '0 SlMSBURT CT :-fiO NO MAIN ST Plant will take two years VASCHfSTFR CT SAN FRANCISQO V might be done with an axe. But Frank Risley must be fed into Lydall and Lydall Chinese dancer By Alex GIrelll Jodaitis, superintendent of the Water and must be fed into Porter, under the system. Herald City Editor Sewer Department, said Tuesday the cuts When the water comes into the filtration trying to defect would not seriously, affect the efficiency of The last major phase of the town’s $20 plant, chemicals are added to make sub­ NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Under a million improvements to its water system got the plant. stances in it flocculate, forming a into a kind He admitted it would have been pleasant cloak of diplomatic silence, a young a ceremonial start Tuesday when a handful of of snowflake. In tanks the water is mixed slow­ not to have had to make the changes, but said dancer from the People's Republic of town officials who have been closely ly so that the floes will get to the right size, China slipped away from a Jackson, a lot of them had to do with materials that shape, and weight to settle out. ______J PEOPLE PLEASERS UPI WEATMEN POTOCA81 • associated with the project broke ground off would have made the building, Itself, easier Miss., ballet competition to seek Spring Street for a new water filtration plant. From there the water goes into a sedimen­ political asylum in the United States, to maintain, things like tile on walls and tation basin where the particles settle to the But it will be another two years before the government sources say. terrazzo floors. bottom. From the top the water flows into a State Department officials in New plant is “on line,” became that is the time it Some water treatment “plumbing” was cut will take Fred Brunoli and Sons of Avon, the filter tank for removal of any remaining Orleans and Washington refused to con­ out, blit it is not essential to the operation general contractor, to erect the $5.98-million materials and from there to a clearwell. firm where Lin Jianwei went after Weather now and can be restored later if the water The clearwell is really a storage reserve STAR SPANGLED leaving the second U.S. International facility, which will be basically a building from reservoirs becomes less pure and needs constructed over a series of tank-like struc­ reservoir that allows the plant operators to Ballet Competition. more elaborate treatment. tures in the ground. continue to process water even when it is not But federal officials who demanded It is the water from the town’s six reser­ being drained off by the residents in large 31^^ ANNIVERSARY anonymitv said Tuesday the 25-year-old The ceremony was an occasion for voirs — Glol*® Hollow, Porter, Howard, Today’s forecast exchanges of congratulations and thanks led amounts. From the Clearwater the water dancer traveled to New Orleans to meet Buckingham, Lydall and Risley — that will goes into the distribution system and to with the State Department on for­ Today a mixture of clouds and sun this afternoon with by Mayor Stephen T. Penny, who expressed be treated in the plant. That ultimately will CELEBRATION the town’s gratitude to the officials and the Manchester homes, but not before the addi­ malities of his request for political a 30 percent chance of a shower. Highs around 80. Winds amount to about half the water the town uses. tion of flourides, chlorine, phosphates and citizens who had a part in planning the im­ 260 N.MAIN ST. asvlum. northwest 10 to 20 mph. Tonight clear and quite cool. The other half will come from wells fed lime to balance the acidity. NORTHWAY PLAZA, MANCHESTER FBI spokesman Cliff Anderson said his Lows 45 to 50. Northwest winds around 10 mph. provements. directly Into the distribution lines without agencv would have a role in the early Thursday sunny, Highs 75 to 80. Westerly winds 10 to 20 But the water work has not been without its going through the treatment plhnt. ONE OF THE STEPS eliminated in the frustrations. One of them was the disccivery plant as a result of the need to economize was stages of a defecting ruling out criminal mph. HERE, IN simplified terms, is what activity on the part of the detector and by some residents that the changes in water a facility to add powered carbon to the water PRIMO'S HOT OR SWEET distribution, designed to provide a townwise happens to the water when it comes from the and a micro-filter, both at the beginning of 3 determining whether there was impor­ tant information to be gained from him. Extended outlook benefit, resulted in individual disadvantages. reservoirs into the plant. the process. The carbon step is an added Water pressure has been lowered for some The color and particles are removed, as are assurance of good taste and the micro-filter, Extended outlook for New England Eriday through householders who used to enjoy a heavy gilsh the bacteria and algae. Things are added to a superfine screening device, removes algae Italian 49 the water to curb its corrosive nature and so James Brady Sunday: from their taps. before the settling step. i IP| photo Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair are fluoride for dental health and chlorine for back in hospital Another problem was the effect of inflation Simply moving the plant closer to Spring Sausage X. lb weather through the period. High temperatures from and the high price of money on costs of disinfectant. Iron and manganese make a mess of the Street accounted for a good part of the the mid 70s to the low 80s. Lows in the Ms and low 60s, carrying out the work. When bids for the WASHINGTON (UPI) — White House Today rn history Vermont: Fair Friday and Saturday. Chance of family laundry by staining it,, says Jodaitis. savings because it cut down greatly on the treatment were first taken in October, the Press Secretary James Brady was listed showers Sunday. Highs in the 70s to low 80s and lows 45 Water from Porter, Howard, and earth-moving job. PERRI S ELM BRAND in "good condition” today at George low bid was $9.23 million, a figure which 0 On June 30, 1924 the "Teapot Dome” scandals the government In the leasing of naval oil reserves to 55. Buckingham reservoirs can be flowed into No sketch is available of what the 210 by 150 Washington UniverMty Hospital. strained the town’s $20-million project limit. building will look like, but the finish is mostly resulted in the indictment of Interior Secretary in Wyoming and California. At left Is a cartoon that Maine: Fair Friday and Saturday. Sunday fair north, Globe Hallow and then into the plant. But Brady was admitted to the hospital split block, the finish material for the J.C. Breakfast $ ^ 3 9 Albert Fall (moustache) and oilman Harry Sinclair appeared at the time. increasing cloudiness south with a chance of rain late in THE TOWN TOOK a scalpel to the plans Globe Hollow can be bypassed if necessary Tuesday with a mild recurrence of blood and water from the other reservoirs sent Penney distribution center at Buckland In­ on charges of bribery and conspiracy to defraud the day Highs in the 60s north and low 70s south. Over­ and sliced away some pieces before rebidding clotting' in his left leg - a condition at­ night lows in the 40s with low 50s by Sunday. the job. Some observers feared the cutting directly into the plant. dustrial Park. Links i.% LB tributed to the bullet that partially New Hampshire: Fair Friday and Saturday. Sunday paralyzed him Salvadoran rebels increasing cloudiness with a chance of rain late in the It was the third time Brady was ad­ Mother regains Rabbis postpone day. Highs in the upper 60s north to mid 70s south. Over­ mitted to the facility since his release night lows in the 40s with low 50s by Sunday morning. last November. Prior to that, he had custody of son Jewishness stand free 6 journalists Cheney Hall open to limited use PREMIUM QUALITY STORE SLICED been confined to the hospital since SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) March 30, 1981 - the day John Hinckley ATLANTA (UPI) - The state NEW YORK (UPI) - The nation's Although Cheney Hall will building. A report on .the work — Guerrillas freed six journalists, in­ Long Island Sound shot him. President Reagan and two Supreme Court returned custody of a 3- Reform rabbis have voted to delay for a will be given at today’s ftoast $ ^ ^ 9 9 cluding a U.S. resident, and staged have its first official use in year-old boy taken from his white year taking an official position on the Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk several years this afternoon, it lawmen widespread attacks on the capital and meeting. In an interview published Tuesday in mother because she had an illegitimate emotional issue of how authentic Point, N.Y.: Northwest winds through Thursday, 15 to will be several weeks before B e e f LB outlying areas of El Salvador, military Before the board can The Washington Post, Hinckley said he daughter by a black man, overruling a Jewishness is decided for children of 25 knots and gusty today, 10 to 20 knots tonight and 15 to structural renovation work can authorize the Little Theater of RED RIPE WHOLE felt "real sorry" for Brady, the most judge's decision that rural east Georgia mixed marriages. officers said. 25 knots Thursday. Fair through Thursday with visibili­ begin, an official said today. A source close to the Salvadoran Manchester, the building’s te­ gravely wounded in the attack. was not ready for “that sort of in­ After two and half hours of im­ ty over 5 miles. Average wave heights 2 to 4 feet today ’The agenda for the Cheney military command also disclosed nant, to let contracts, the Board He expressed no sorrow for Reagan or tegration" passioned and sometime stormy debate and 1 to 3 feet tonight. Hall Board of Commissioners — of Directors will have to ap­ Water- the other two men he shot — Secret Ser­ Tuesday, the 93rd annual meeting of the Tuesday Honduran troops were which will meet at 4 p.m. in M « CUT-UP The court ruled, 5-2, Tuesday in favor cooperating with El Salvador in the ar- prove a change in the lease LB vice Agent Timothy McCarthy, or Central Conference of American Rabbis Cheney Hall —includes an item between the town and LTM, [Welon 14‘ LB nowretired policeman Thomas Delahan- of Katherine Blackburn, 26. Justice sent back to committee a controversial jny's offensive in northern Morazan to authorize letting contracts George T. 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They will have to travel by foot, LOOK FOR A N O rS VALUE BACKED FL YER IN "I wish I could send you to Dachau, but flattened barns near Allentown, Pa., and sion on prices for its 1983 cars. Neither Numbers drawn in New 8734. bicycles, automobiles, mules and camels THE HARTFORD COURANT. IF YOU HAVEN’T I can't, " Pomaro said upon sentencing downed trees near Terre Haute, Ind. Ford Motor Co. nor Chrysler Corp. have England Tuesday: Rhode Island daily; 2908. indicated what price strategies they will to do their counting in the crowded streets Remedial courses help 300 students RECEIVED ONE STOP BY AND PICK ONE UP. Kissinger to four weekends in jail. About 200 of the retirement Connecticut daily: 981. Vermont daily: 583 Pomaro, who is blind, could not see development's 15,000 residents were follow. of Chinese cities and the desolate fron­ Maine daily: 710. Massachusetts daily: Kissinger, 19. of Wilmette, perform te moved to shelters. One, who was not In other action Tuesday, Ford and the tier regions. New Hampshire daily: 9764. Almost 3(X) students were helped through a through five in public schools received extra same percentage of low income residents as sign of the cross as sentence was identified, died of a heart attack at Com­ United Auto Workers held the first of The third national census since the WITH THIS COUPON & ^10 PURCHASE EXCLUDING remedial reading and math program in the help in reading and math through the the town. pronounced. munity General Hospital, police said. their “mutual growth forums" designed Communist victory in 1949 faces the BEER 8, CIGARETTES During sentencing, Kissinger said, "If Another refused treatment for chest to solve management-labor complex job of counting China’s es­ schools last year, according to the program’s federally-funded program. Of those, 77 per­ The program will have the equivalent of 8.1 there is anything I regret it is that I did pains and a third person suffered a cut problems before they reach the formal timated 1 billion people and discovering coordinator. cent improved their scores on tests. In grades full-time teachers, 2.25 of them funded by the OXFORD two through six in nonpuMic schools, 30 not stop this activity ... lam truly sorry.” scalp. grievance stage. their characteristics. local school district, Mrs. Hill said. All Almanac Carol Hill, the school’s reading coor­ students were helped. Of those, 93 percent dinator, said 85 percent of the students in the locally-funded positions will be in the public Relishes improved their scores. schools, she said. program made substantial gains in exam Under the state-funded program, 24 marks and grades in both English and math. students in nonpuMic schools took part in the Mrs. Hill said she hopes to increase the By United Press International All students sho.wed an improved attitude program, with 92 percent showing improve­ number of students who are helped in math in toward academics, she added. the coming year, although the main focus of Today is Wednesday, June 30, the 181st day of 1982 ment. The program also served students at P eopletalk Although the state and federal funds which New Hope Manor. No standardized tests the program will continue to be reading. In with 184 to follow. addition, a tutoring program for eighth grade The moon is moving toward its full phase. paid for it were cut for the coming school were used . JARS year, Mrs. Hill said the program will not be According to Mrs. Hill, 280 students have students in math and language will be added The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. at the town’s two junior hig schools to The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. affected because the schools contributed been tentatively identifl^ for the program VALID JULY 1,2, 3 AT ANDY’S. local funds to make up for the cuts. next year. ’To be eligible, students must live attempt to prepare students for the ninth LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY Those bom on this date are under the sign of Cancer. grade competency exams. I LU1-M Name game Wife may run American actor Walter Hampden was bom June 30. A total of 237 students in grades one in a school attendance area which has the The news director of radio station KOMA in Sharon Rockefeller, wife of West Virginia 1879. Actress Susan Hayward was born on this date in 3 Oklahoma City got to wondering on the air Gov. Jay Rockefeller, might run for her 1919. WITH THIS COUPON & ’10 PURCHASE EXCLUDING about the family name of William Arthur husband’s job in 1984. On this date in history: BEER & CIGARETTES In 1870, Ada Kepley became the first woman to be SUMMER PROGRAM Philip Louis — Prince William of Wales — HELLMANN’S born last week tb Britain's Prince Charles “ I will never rule out that possibility at graduated from an accredited law school — the Union ’ For School Agt ChlUnn and Princess Diana. some point in my life. Whether it’s now or College of Law in Chicago. •ARTS S CRAFTS not, I don’t know,” Mrs. Rockefeller said In 1924, the “Teapot Dome” scandals resulted in the •SEMI-PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS, DAILY. Mayonnaise Tuesday. indictment of Interior Secretary Albert Fall and oilmen Bob Glover said listeners called in names ($ao On* Tinw Charg*) Harry Sinclair and Edward Doheny. All three were •TUTORINO BY CBRTIPIBD TEACHER such as Mountbatten and Windspr. 0 The 37-year-old daughter of Republican charged with bribery and conspiracy to defraud the (OpUbiMl, Extra Charga) Sen. Charles Percy of Illinois, has four government in the leasing of naval oil reserves in •OCCASIONAL nELDUlIPE 1 • 8x10 1 9 Finally he and disc jocky Jim McCloud children, 2 to 12, and acknowledged, “It telephoned Buckingham Palace in London Wyoming and California. tASAVaak (or 10 Houra A Day. doesn’t sound like I’m really out of the woods Opan S:M am. to B:30 pm. 4 • 5x7 32 OZ where a spokeswoman said firmly: “The yet, does it?” SA¥:¥:¥Si' baby does not require a Ipst name. He doesn't CLAUDIA’S 646-4864 18 • Wallets have one because he doesn’t need one.” Rockefeller, a Democrat, is barred by law iHanrhrstpr lirrald VALID JULY 1, 2, 3 AT ANDY’S. from seeking a third term as governor and is LU 2-M LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY. expected to run for the U.S. Senate in 1984. Richard M. 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Voting Act enforcement By Al Rossiter Jr. Monday and proved the process of electrophoresis were straightforward mixtures of complex egg and rat with the ship's robot arm. Flight director Harold UPl Science Editor works far better in weightlessness than on Earth in proteins called albumins mixed in slightly acidic water. Draughon said the crew worked “ like gangbusters.” separating biological materials from a solution. The aim of today’s runs waq to demonstrate the “ It got kind of hectic there for a while but it all C A PE C AN AV E RAL, Fla. — ’The shuttle pilots began “ We are very, very pleased with both the perfor­ machine’s ability to separate large concentrations tof seemed to come out pretty good,” Mattingly said before another busy work day in space today but kept Colum­ worries rights activists mance of the machine itself and also the performance of materials. On Earth, the machine can handle only very the crew turned in shortly after 7 p.m. EDT. bia’s bottom side facing the sun to bake out any the astronaut crew ,” Said James Rose, the McDonnell weak solutions before gravity fouls up the electric field “ We think you guys really did a super job, " • ■! remaining rainwater in its heatshield tiles. Douglas project manager, after Monday’s run. separation process. George Nelson in Houston control. “ We got e thing four-minute ceremony with a smile The Rev. Jesse Jackson, president Mission Control said the decision to maintain the WASHINGTON (UPl) — Civil- Three solutions were processed.Monday containing a Tuesday was the busiest day in orbit for Mattingly and we planned plus a lot more done today.” of Operation PUSH, said the exten­ "bottom sun” position was to make sure all the water is rights activists applauded President and said, “ It’s done." material the company will not discuss because of its Hartsfield, They completed operation of a pollution “ Who knows what we might get done tom orrow,’’ said But manv of them, including Sen. sion "never should have been gone from the fragile tiles so it w ill not cause any Reagan’s signing of the 25-year potential commercial value. Today’s samples, however. monitor around the spaceship as well as numerous tests Mattingly. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., and debatable," but “ the challenge now damage on Sunday’s return to Earth. Voting Rights Act extension and NAACP President Benjamin Hooks, is to enforce it” The winged spaceship, now flying as high as 188 miles openly wondered how tough he were openly skeptical of the ad- above Earth, has moved past the 1 million m ile mark on would be in enforcing it. “ This may well be the last civil- minstration's commitment to the The bill, often called the most rights legislation that will be mission No. 4 and was operating beautifully — better effective civil-rights bill of the cen­ measure. enacted in this decade,” said Tony than ever, said one flight director. Astronauts Thomas “Ken” Mattingly and Henry tury, bars discrimination in voting “ It took some work to get the ad­ Bonilla, national president of the Hartsfield also were doing well. Both were reported in' and requires nine states and parts of ministration aboard on this impor­ League of United Latin American good health and excellent spirits as they neared the 13 others to gain federal approval tant piece of legislation," said Citizens, midway point of the sevenday mission. before changing any election laws. Kennedy, who onlv a day before had After 10 years under the new exten­ called the Reagan administration The original act, signed by Presi­ One of Hartsfieid’s main jobs today was to add to the dent Lyndon Johnson, opened voting biological findings that have delighted scientists who sion. states and cities may escape ■ the most anti civil-rights ad­ booths to millions of blacks — par­ want to make medicines in space, this preclearance requirement if ministration in the history of this ticularly in the South, where poll Mattingly had a variety of chores including more they prove they have a clean record. land” Reagan was surrounded by more taxes and literacy tests, as well as operations of the secret Pentagon payload in the cargo IM a Hooks congratulated Reagan for than 300 veterans of the civil-rights occasional overt force, had been m . hold, tests to see if the ship’s radiators work as well struggle Tuesday as he signed the ■'belatedly, at least, coming along used to keep them from voting. folded down as they do in their normal position and a with the Voting Rights A ct," but star tracking exercise for navigational purposes. \ legislation, aaying, “ The right to Reagan, who originally expressed said he had “ no confidence ” in Co-pilot Hatsfield got a surprise when he and Matting­ vote is the crown jewel of American reservations about the extension, William Bradford Reynolds, the liberties, and we will not see its UPl photo ly received their regular wakeup call from Houston con­ 25%-40W off-handedly took note of the head of the Justice Department’s trol at 3:35 a.m. EDT. Today is Hartsfieid’s 26th wed­ luster diminished." criticism he has received during the civilrights division, to. enforce the ding anniversary and he received taped messages from All those present — civilrights battle to pass a strong voting rights PRESIDENT REAGAN (RIGHT) APPLAUDED AFTER SIGNING EXTENSION bill. Hooks suggested Reagan should leaders. House members and . . . (from left) Sens. H. Baker. C. Mathias, J. Blden, E. Kennedy clap his wife and two daughters. OFF retire when his term expires in 1984. extension. senators — clapped as he capped a “ Good morning and happy anniversary," Judy Hartsfield told her husband. “ The liftoff was just spec­ tacular. Everything is quiet on the home front. The only MISSES’ Judge asked to stay order problems we have encountered is doing this wakeup Celebrations, tape.” SKIRTS Hartsfield, surprised and excited about the message, Reg. $22-$32. told Brewstar Shaw in Houston to pass “ my love to my Assorteci summer family and ask my wife if she wants to try for 25 m ore.’ ’ skirts in solids and to free detained Haitians First on the radio link to the Columbia was Keely protests mark Hartsfield, 23. prints, sizes 8-18, “ You are in all our thoughts and prayers and we wish S-M-L. Cuban refugees to south Florida. M IAM I ( U P l) — State and federal decide on that today. But lawyers for the Haitians and you the best,” she said. “ I look forward to seeing you m officials fearing another mass influx Florida officials agreed to join Sunday ... Take care of yourself, daddy, I love you very their supporters hailed it as a land­ of Caribbean refugees say they’ll try INS attorneys in seeking a stay Gov. much,” death of ERA mark decision for refugee rights. MISSES' to block a federal judge’s order to Bob Graham said “ is necessary in Another Hartsfield daughter, Judy, 24, who works on “ It is a smashing victory for Hai­ release 1,910 Haitians being held in order to prevent thousands of would- the Mission Control support team and has dreams of BLOUSES m m u m i WASHINGTON lUPll - The Equal Rights Amend­ % tian refugees,” said the Rev. detention camps across the nation. be refugees in the Caribbean from flying in space herself, carrie on after 20 seconds of Gerard Jean-Juste, head of the Reg. $14-$26. ment dies today, three states short of the number misinterpreting Judge Spellman’s march music by John Phillip Sousa — the type of music 25% OFF In a decision hailed as a Miami-based Haitian Refugee Many styles, in­ needed to make it part of the Constitution. ■ smashing victory” by refugee order as an open-door policy.” Hartsfield used to play at home Saturday mornings to Foes of the measure planned celebrations today, Center Inc. “ They have suffered and cluding eyelets, rights groups, U.S. District Judge Graham said he would meet with wake up his daughters. entire stock of while backers regrouped and pledged to begin a new have been unlawfully punished by Eugene Spellman Tuesday ordered leaders of agencies that will “ Now daddy if that didn’t wake you up, I don’t know stripes and prints! campaign — one branding the Republican Party as the the United States government long the immigration service to release relocate the released Haitians to what w ill,” she said. I knqw you are having a great enough. They have shown their 25%-40% villain that killed ERA. ■ the Haitians, some of whom have urge them to place most of the tim e up there. I wLsh I could be with’ you ... maybe one of MEN’S JANTZEN “ In essence, the Republican Party not only dropped determination and commitment to OFF been held for more than a year. refugees outside Florida. these days.” ^ ERA from its platform, but led the opposition, said obtaining freedom in this society by Spellman ruled earlier this month Rep. E. Clay Shaw, R-Fla., was Before the astronauts turned in for the night Tuesday Eleanor Smeal. president of the National Organization enduring nearly 13 months of in- the refugees were being held illegal­ also critical of Spellman’s order, evening, they maneuvered the Columbia into the • swim trunks • swim tops for Women, one of ERA'S leading proponents. , carceration.” . . . ly in detention centers in Florida, warning it could lead to a new influx bottom-to-sun position as a precautionary step. ■In North Carolina and Oklahoma, all Republican Spellman set down an eight-point • knit shirts • terry shirts ’i’exas. West Virginia, Kentucky, of refugees on the scale of the Cuban “There is no potential for catastrophe,” Thomas T-SHIRTS... senators voted no’ on ERA. and Florida, all but two plan under which the refugees would New York, Louisiana and Puerto sealift. Moser, a specialist on the shuttle’s heat shielding, said be released into the community solids and voted no, " she said. r-r>A> r \ Rico. Tuesday’s ruling was not un­ “ South Florida has just been bom­ Tuesday. Tho.se three states were considered key to ERA s linat while their applications for political Super savings on our best selling swimwear from novelties, S-M-L. expected, and relief agencies began barded,” Shaw said. “ We have Moser said the worst that could happen would be the drive But none aonroved it. In the end. the proposal was asylum are processed by the im­ Reg. $8-$16 preparing for a massive resettle­ taken far more than our share of surfaces of some tiles might pop off due to ice in them America’s number one maker! ratified by 35 states. Thirty-eight were needed. Today is migration service. ment program as early as last week. refugees and far more than our turning to steam during the searing heat of re-entry. 25%-33% OFF the ratification deadline. E RA will die at midnight. The plan provides for the release But, Immigration and Naturaliza­ capacity. It’s just eating up our Columbia was hit by a galeforce hailstorm on the Trunks, reg. $14-$17 9.99-11.99 While NOW planned a demonstration in Lafayette , of all Haitians into the custody of tion Service attorneys said they economy and taking up jobs when launch pad Saturday night while waiting for Sunday’s Park across the street from the White House, foes of the sponsors, who would be responsible Tops, reg. $21-$23 14.99-16.99 would appeal to the 11th Circuit jobs are scarce.” liftoff. The hail jabbed some 400 tiles, allowing water to amendment scheduled a dinner celebration in a down­ for having refugees report in each D&L Men’s Shops: all stores except New Londpn UPl photo Court of Appeals in Atianta. Immigration lawyer Robert Bom- . soak into them. week to a third party. Spellman also town hotel. Spellman was asked to stay his baugh said it could open the door for The space drug processor developed by the McDonnell Leading E R A foe Phyllis Schlafly and her Stop ERA told the INS to speed up the often release order until the appeals court “ another M ariel,” referring to the Douglas Co. in St. Louis operated for nearly 7 hours organization were to be joined by Moral Majority head THE REV. GERRARD JEAN-JUSTE lengthy asylum process. rules, and the judge said he would 1980 sealift that brought 125,00O .ferry Falwell at the opponent’s victory party, called . . . hails "smashing victory" • Over the Rainbow " Asked what will happen to Stop ERA when the amend­ Second shuttle ment is dead, she said it would “ fold into the Eagle Forum ” — a 50.000-member organization created to Arms reduction talks begin in Geneva crusade for ‘strong families” goes on display At least half a dozen events were planned in American artist Leroy Neiman. GENEVA, Switzerland (UPl) — A full team of things?” ID Washington and dozens more across the country, to Karpov, 64, a veteran diplomat who also sat across American and Soviet weapons experts today began The gold-carpeted conference room had anti-bugging celebrate, or mourn, the end of the 10-year effort to from Rowny at the strategic arms limitation talks PALMDALE, Calif. (U Pl) — Challenger, America’s negotiations aimed at reaching agreement on steep cuts devices attached to the balcony railings to prevent long­ during the 1970s, appeared slightly nervous as the new ■ second space shuttle, goes on display at an assembly ratify the amendment. in supplies of long-range strategic nuclear arms. distance eavesdroppers from listening in to the secret START series — Strategic Arms Reduction Talks — got hangar 35 miles northeast of the site where the first A group of women who formed the ndw^efunct Seven American and seven Soviet negotiators faced talks. space plane is scheduled to land on the Fourth of July. Congressional Union arranged a two-day “ ritual of each other across a long brown table as the talks began underway. The ship looks nearly identical to the Columbia, now mourning ” and ‘celebration of rebirth” for the ERA at in the penthouse offices of the U.S. Arms Control and President Reagan’s proposal for substantial cuts in After this week’s formalities the START talks were the National Archives. Among the participants listed circling the Earth on its fourth and final test mission. Disarmament Agency on the Geneva lakefront. both American and Soviet supplies of long-range expected to settle down to twice-a-week meetings, held were ERA hunger strikers Sonia Johnson, Sister However, Challenger is a ton lighter, has added Edward Rowny, 65, leader of the U.S. team, warheads would require the Russians to dismantle more alternately at the U.S. arms control agency and the refinements and enough room in its flight deck for two Maureen Fiedler and Mary Anne Beall. exchanged greetings and introductions with the No. 1 than half their existing ICBMs. Soviet mission a mile away. AT The rejected, one-sentnee proposed amendment . more people. Soviet negotiator, Viktor Karpov, and said he had In return, the United States would have to mothball states: “ Equality of rights under the law shall not be about half its submarine-launched strategic nuclear Rowny said his Soviet counterpart. Ambassador It will make its public debut today duriijg a brief prepared for the lengthy round of talks by learning 27 denied or abridged by the United States, or by any state, missiles. U.S. Minuteman rockets already deployed on Viktor Karpov, approaches arms negotiations with rollout ceremony at Rockwell International’s assembly different answers to the Russian greeting, “ How are on account of sex. " land would not be affected and could even be reinforced the caution of a chess player, “ whereas we in the West hangar 35 miles from Edwards Air Force Base, where by the new MX missile. ', like to play PacMan.” the Columbia is scheduled to land Sunday. Both chief negotiators are fluent in each other s Thursday, the Challenger is scheduled to be towed in a “ We like to ... see instant results from electronic language, but they exchanged their opening greetings convoy to Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards, Radiation technique improves machines,” Rowny said. “ The talks are not going to be through interpreters sitting at their sides. where it will be readied for its piggyback ride atop a like that.” On their side of the conference table, the American jumbo jet to Cape Canaveral next Monday, S \ x e s team had a view of boats sailing on Lake Geneva while Both Challenger and Columbia are scheduled to be at cancer patients' survival rates the Russian negotiates had their backs to the building’ s Edwards at the same time — in full view of President glass wall, with a view of three sporting prinU by Reagan and thousands of “ bird watchers’ ’ expected at it e l IRETCHER GLASS CO. the desert base for the Columbia’s touchdown. BOSTON (U P l) — Doctors using a new radiation With the new radiation, the tumor or the area where it ^ o l MAMCHEt’TEWl Enterprise, the prototype rocket plane that made a technique have produced improved survival rates is likely to recur is surrounded by a clear Incite cylinder PUBLIC NOTICE! O tH 33 Ytort of tiponOfKO attached to a machine that bombards the area with elec­ series of landing tests o ff the back of an airplane in 1977, among victims of an advanced form of bowel cancer, also will be at Edwards. The Enterprise is not capable which kills 50.000 Americans a year. tron radiation. FREEH ^ FREEH COMPLETE AUTO OLA88 8EBVICE Such radiation can be controlled so it penetrates only of space travel. The patients were suffering from advanced tumors of WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS Challenger is scheduled for its first mission in the tumor and goes no deeper. The cylinder keeps it BLOOD FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING the colon and rectum, which are difficult to treat when January. It will be the sixth space-shuttle mission and \\o^ SVIC' from straying to neighoring tissue. • FIREPLACE & DOOR MIRRORS they spread because they are close to the small bowel, will follow the Columbia’s fifth flight, set for Thirty-eight patients with rectosigmoid cancer have PRESSURE ^ • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK kidney or spinal cord. If detected early, surgery is TAKEN BY November. ise®. been treated since the study began three years ago, the generally considered effective. CLINIC (T^ A The Challenger’s first mission will be to launch a hospital said. Eight other patients had pancreatic REQIBTERED ^MlfCTMrai Doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital said large communications satellite. The voyage will be cancer, and five of these died. NURSE [ ^oNCHtsTER 6 4 9 " 4 5 2 y irUTE Tue.sday the technique produced a 50 percent survival commanded by Paul J. Weitz, a Skylab veteran, with Among six patients suffering sarcomh, tumors of the LKcinmJ rale after three years when used alone or combined with Karol L. Bobko as co-pilot. partial removal of the tumor. Combined with complete- connective tissue, who also underwent the new radiation Estimate Oady Given technique, two are alive and disease-free; three have LIGGETT PHAGMACY Vld removal, the survival rate was 75 percent, the hospital AT: sV'P®® suffered recurrences and one has died. PAGKADE HEALTH SHOPPE said. The study was reported in the June issue of the journal rUSTICS M STOCK Estimated three-year survival rates for those un­ TIME: EVHIY; ,100-%’’ -3/1S’’-'/4" Cancer. 54. McKEE ST , MANCHESTER dergoing surgery and conventional radiation alone Co-«poniOfPfJ A8 A COMMUNITY SFBVICf hy c O would have averaged 40 percent, said Dr. Joel E. More than 100,000 cases of colon and rectal cancer are (O ff Center Sl ) ,OtP' 0 Tepper, head of the new radiation program. diagnosed annually, the same number as lung cancer, ■'We seem to be able to get results for more advanced according to the American Cancer Society. About 50,000 KSow (SSHliSf’ tumors that are similar to what you would get- for of these die each year. J, a e l® ’ early detected cancers." he said. 70 EAST CENnR STREET The technique was less successful among patients MANCHESTER, CONN. with cancer of the pancreas because such tumors are (Acreso from Cavoy’s) less amenable to surgery. Tepper said. The technique was developed in Japan around 1970 and 649-5672 was first used by Howard University in 1976. 610®

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Richard M. Diamond, PubllshACT Strikers TTiay-? Dan Fitts, Editor' Plan to divide fuel aid money Alex GIrelll, City Edltoi^ remaining $4 million available will close hospitol HARTFORD (U P I) - State of­ percentage would work out to about bar payments to anyone.who OPINION . ’* • • «r* . t ficials, conceeding they operated a 20 percent for eligible people who had submitted bills for payment un­ already has received the maximum ^SOUTHINGTON (W l) /Ad­ “ champagne program on a beer der the winter energy assistance amount of assistance for which they ministrators at Bradley Memorial pocketbook” said many residents program prior to April 30. were eligible and calls for all r'M Hospital moved today to discharge who sought help in paying winter fuel and utility bills may get only The program ran short of money payments to be made by July 22. Nll‘rfV remalnlne oatients and 'close the George B. Coleman, deputy com­ Tiicillty if a strike threatened for about 20 percent of what they had earlier this year and now has about $8 million in unpaid fuel and utility missioner of income maintenance, J a c k ’Thursday morning com M o ff as hoped for. bills eligible for payment but only said the problem was that the state planned. ' "The state Energy Division out­ about $4 million available to pay had set high goals for the program A n d e r s o n ‘ The 160 members of Corniectieut lined its plan before a legislative without the money to carry them out Heartless doesn't mean unethical Health Care Associates, .District committee Tuesday. It calls for them. Washington ‘‘ Bruce W. Carlson, who directs the 1199, have voted to strike t^ess an paying in total all bills for which the “ In short we’ve tried to do virulent racism or urging the program in the Energy Division, everything but on a very limited While conceding that Ludes Msrry-Qo-Round.<- agreement is reached on a new cpn- state had made formal com ­ This week’s topics; newspaper violent overthrow of our govem- said the plan worked out for paying amount of money," Coleman said, “ probably has a point,’’ Ms. tract by 7 a.m. Thursday, ' .. '. mitments and then dividing up the "lent, would stand little chance the remaining bills was designed “ to ethics. Angle argued that the principal 'O f f i c i a l s at the 8954ied bbSpftal money left on a flat percentage predicting that until more money of being printed here. avoid as many shutoffs as possible" was put into the program “ this kind But, you ask, isn't that a con­ was overreacting huinorlessly to said there were about- 6S patients basis with some restrictions. of nightmare will be a recurring tradiction in terms? Manchester a fairly harmless ritual that has But an original and provocative remaining in the facility Tuesday Officials told the Energy and for utility customers. The plan for dividing up the thing." Don't newspapers prosper on existed in many American high column like Ms. Angle’s should and they will be discharged or Public Utilities Committee the misery’’ Don't they trample on Spotlight be printed even if it clashes with Did DEA H transferred to other hospitals by the schools for generations. m i n i H F W r people's feelings In their un­ You’d think she had advocated the views of many readers and deadline. quenchable thirst fqr sensation? By Dan Fitts — Editor the teaching of hydrogen bomb Heral’d staff. ’The same tolerance official “ It would be extremely dlffictilt for us to operate, i f not llfipossible” Of course they do. But, most manufacture in shop classes, to for diversity governs selections newspapers try to behave decent­ of tetters to the editor, not all of in the event of a strike," h ospital, judge from the angry reaction to tell lie? director John MuUett s&id Tuesday. > ly, and even the most callous which are w ell written, but most her column. J '"Hospital spokesman Dennis have a socially beneficial func­ of which are printed anyway. W ASHINGTON — A suppressed Several persons called, others Conroy said hospital physicialns Herald photo by Pinto • tion: providing' information. A item in question never made it A thoroughly predictable FB I document indicates that a high the circumstances, except to say wrote letters suggesting that Ms. .were told In letters last week to dis­ government official may have lii^ newspaper is being ethical in its that the person had been arrested into the Manchester Herald. Angle was condoning immoral newspaper probably is failing to charge or transfer their patients to under oath to the Senate Labor Com-_ A bipartisan fam ily own strange way when it gives its and was desperate to keep the There was a bunch of more in­ behavior. expose its readers to a wide four other hospitals In the arM by teresting police news that week, range of opinion. mittee. readers an accuarate picture of news out of the hometown paper. noon today. Slgnlno ud voters at a recent voter registration session ware The two page memorandum, I3 the world. The crime wasn’t as serious as the police report on the arrest A couple of them, hinted that And incidentally, despite “ We’re proceeding bh'the William Desmond (right) and hla wife Lucy )left). Mr. Desmond dated Jan. 12, 1981, was sent to Newspapers are always being drunk driving or armed robbery. wasn’t readily available and the Ms. Angle may have lied on her having made up excuses as a assumption that they are going to Is a Democrat, while Mrs. Desmond Is a Republican. But they’re Francis M. Mullen Jr., the FBI’s strike at 7 a.m. on Thursday,” he urged, mainly by the people they In comparison with other news reporter didn’t have time to job application with the Herald. child for getting o ff from school, both on the same side as they try to sign up now voters. Voting write about, to shade the truth. that week, it was of minor track it down.^ But had it been The name of Janet Cooke, the Ms. Angle didn't go on to claim executive: assistant director Jn said. .'I. Meanwhile, negotiations con­ sessions this summer and fall are being held weekly at the Usually some other social good is significance. Our readers would o conveniently available, it would Pulitzer Prize-losing Washington she studied at the Sorbonne or to charge of the bureau’s background tinued to renew the-current 21- Savings Bank of Manchester, 923 Main St. on Thursday invoked, such as saving a well- have been printed. invent stories about 9-year-old check on Labor Secretary Raymond have been marginally interested Post reporter who made up a month contract contract that covers evenings from 6 to 8 p.m.; and at Andy’s Market, North Main meaning person from embarrass­ heroin addicts. So taking part in Donovan. Mullen has now taken PLOORCOVERING, PAINT W ^P A P E B lffll WWWMILFA HIQMS in it. ( Excepbfor those who knew story and lied on her job applica­ 160 of the 210 employees and ln- St., and Crispino’s Market, Hartford Road, on Saturdays from 5 IT ISN'T JUST unpleasant temporary charge of the Drug En­ ment or crank phone calls, or this person. They would have tion, was brought up. Senior Skip Day doesn’t in­ cludes registered nurses, licensed 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Democratic Register of Voters Herbert J. ^ nn €Vf*ns p r o d u c t s c o m P R o v ^ ^ facts that certain people wish to forcement Administration. _ shielding children from harmful been fascinated.) The “ suspect" Now certainly these readers evitably lead to a life of crime, practical nurses, x-ray, electrocar- 0 censor. Opinions cause trouble, Stevenson says the registration drive has been successful so ideas was convinced that a report of , are entitled to disagree with her. which is one of the points Ms. The memo was initiated by Mullen 'diogram, laboratory and operating too. far. Reporters and editors are the arrest would be a personal I would think less of a columnist Angle was making in her — evidence that he had read it. Y e t Foom technicians, aides and. when compared to his later human and often feel tugged in disaster, a marriage-breaker, A couple of weeks ago Herald who never got angry letters. notorious column. orderlies. ■ testimony before the Senate com­ ’ Mary Lou Millar, executive direc­ two directions. But an ethical job-threatener, reputation- Focus Editor Adele Angle wrote What I do question, though, is 1 realize from the above that I I; mittee, it raises the likelihood that to r of the Wallingford-based union, newspaper will almost always ruiner, cancer-inducer, etc. a column taking Manchester the claim by a couple of Angle appear to be saying nothing more Education funds error said there was “ a very, substantial choose to publish, letting the What would you do? Publish than: Leave newspapers alone. Mullen committed perjury. High School Principal Jacob critics that the Herald had acted chance” of a strike unless .the chips fall where they may, unethically by allowing her But 1 really believe that shoot the the item and, if the person could Ludes 111 to task. He had MY ASSOCIATE Tony Capaccio -hospital improves its initial offer. though it may try to minimize the newspapers are behaving moat be believed, ruin his life? Or triggered her criticism by having opinions to see the light of day. has seen the memo, which -The union wants a 27-month con­ called 'miscalculation' I pain the story will cause. ethically when they don’t engage withhold the seemingly minor scolded the many parents who I ’m not saying a newspaper emphasizes none of the F B I’s source tract through September 1984 with piece of news from the readers never should censor an article. in too much self-questioning over IS percent wage increases in the ltKt:i;\ri.y \ Manchester made up phony excuses so their “ was able to provide any informa­ HARTFORD (UPI) - State GTB payments are designed to even STAIN Youfl ENTtRE H0U6E Something atrociously written, the ethics of printing a specific resident, visibly distraught, and get a good night’s sleep? children could play truant during tion that shows any specific •first and second years. education officials defended en- out spending for education from story or opinion piece. stopped by the office. I ’ll disguise Actually, purely by chance, the Senior Skip Day. or well written but expressing criminal misconduct on the part of battled Education Commissioner town to town across the state. Mr. Donovan.” Mark Shedd before a legislative pan­ . Some of the most pointed Zinsser gets questioning came when Allen CUPRlMQL SewiTran^papent The memo does say, however, el, calling the latest funding error queried Mrs. Goodman about the that an FB I informant, a form w committed by Shedd’s department An editorial board’s action after it learned of the colleague of Donovan at the Ifitle on panel only a “ miscalculation.” OWMPtC Shedd, his deputy, Theodore S. miscalculation and the board’s ioin m m c Schiavone Construction Co., told Sergi, and June K. Goodman, chair­ overall oversight of the GTB for­ OVBRCDRT New York FBI agents “that Mr. '•State Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- man of the State Board of Educa­ mula. ,Manchester, was appointed Tuesday sveKmina iouHei^ Donovan is an alcoholic and a hea\^ tion, went before the Legislature’s Mrs. Goodman defended the Board showed as co-chairman of the Legislative C o r t P - gambler making bets in the $5,000- Education Committee Tuesday to board’s actions, saying the mis- ■ 9 \99 Program Review and Investigations to An AitfiAet ^ 1 8 - 9 9 to-$6,000-a-bet range.” discuss the latest miscalculation. calculation was not an error by the Committee. GAL- Here are some of the contradic­ A Republican legislator criticized H o n n e !!'. „. The bipartisan joint committee, department but rather an adjust­ proper concern tions between what Mullen read in the way the state board responded to ment in figuring payments under the ..com post of six Demoebats and six the error in figuring state school aid V A I U 6 5 t o ^ i o o ! ! the memo and what he lat^r 'Republicans, is co-chaired by Rep. complex GTB formula. payments to Connecticut testified to the Senate Labor Com­ ■'Joseph H. Harper, D-New Britain. “ We didn’t see a necessity when it Three cheers for Manchester’s who voiced the same opinion. municipalities. mittee: Zinsser called liis appointment an was thoroughly explained to the Board of Education. Monday He might have heard from Rep. Yorke Allen. R-New Canaan, ppportunity to reduce bureaucracy towns that were affected and no funds FB I M EM O : As of Jan. 8, 1981, said the board didn’t investigate the night it distinguished itself by people like Vincent Kelly and and streamline the governmental were misallocated," Mrs. Goodman miscalculation until after it was becoming the first school board John Tucci. “ 1 don’t think you the bureau’s New York Division had ''policy. He said oversight may be the said. “ The error, so-called error, called upon to do so by Gov. William in the region to agree to waive have a right to educate children developed Information V h ^cp t^ 'legislative wave of the future. was indeed an adjustment.” O’Neill. ’ that Raymond, J. Donovan may " - “ One of the things I have been Shedd and Sergi were tuition for Project Concern for nothing,’’ Tucci told the ’The miscalculation, which was d b i v e m v i possibly have (mob) affillation.i” critical of over there is that we don’t reprimanded by the state board for students. board. “ Of all the years we've caught before the $1.25 million in­ The memo added: “ Two indepefi- -have enough oversight,” said volved this fiscal year was paid out, a delay in reporting the miscalcula­ The decision wasn't an easy had Project Concern, name me -Zinsser. ‘ "This committee 1$ one of .5d.ALS.oF S f A l f J (Vour SeM£R dent sources of the New York Divi­ occurred in figuring payments to tion to the board, which was in­ one. one kid who’s a genius,’’ Kelly 3the few over there thbt primarily sion have advised that the Schiavdkie communities under the Guaranteed formed about the problem more Clhoicfi of Color ) * 3 TV0£^ For 16 years Hartford has does oversight.” told the board. Construction Co., in which Mr. Tax Base program. than two months after it was dis­ aF OH- Ca u l k - .,. Zinsser was appointed by jSenate picked up most of the tab in­ Feelings ran strong in Donovan is an executive vice prq?i- The miscalculation, which dated covered. Minority Leader George L. "Doc” g u n . 4"5TAIM 6eu5H 9 .9 9 m 5 6 R L volved in busing inner city Manchester on Project Concern. •back to 1977,- was discovered in Both men were fined a portion of dent, is ‘mobbed up.’ ” Gunther. He succeeds.Sen. Nanby L. . I GAL. oF PRlFfT THIMNER March and came about a year after their salary and reprimanded as a school kids to suburban schools. Concern about school costs and MULLEN: Asked on January ,^, Johnson, R-New Britain, whbls run- • toiRE «iH' 5Cjz#»neR SonKOsm disclosure of a $29.5 million error in result of the larger error uncovered DerTtcrt Qv (? u s f4 d . When the Hartford Board of about educating Manchester “Is there any evidence to your “ hlng for Congress from' the 6th calculating GTB payments. The in 1981. Education announced about a students first were prime knowledge at this date that 'D istrict. 1*1 • month ago that it was going to reasons for the opposition, but Schiavone and/or Mr. Donovan are ^ y > 9/75 A»ero/^Y A JS B firrE SArefs^ive scrap the program, giving in to there may have been another ‘mobbed up’?” the FBI offiaial pressure to trim an already motive in some cases. replied: ‘"There is no information •No holickiy gas problems, AAA soys available to the FBI which indicates trimmed budget, there was lots Sixteen years ago, when that this is the case.” Nationally, average full- Diesel fuel, at $1,259, OUTSIPC of hand wringing in the suburbs. Project Concern was still a new WASHINGTON (UPI) - its monitor of prices. ’The Open forum / Readers' views FB I M EM O: Still another I^RI largest was a 13.8-cent service prices were $1,339 was up 4.4 cents from May, 'More than three-fourths of Most educators sang a similar and highly controversial “EST^B source indicated that the Schiavqije "{he nation’s gasoliiie climb following decontrol for regular and $1,391 for while gasohol rose 7.5 song. The words went: “ A great Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 program, there were those who company’s upper management .“ js ''Stations will be open fob. in January 1981. unleaded gasoline, up 7.4 cents in the five weeks to ^.HouseP^ program. We ll hate to lose it. spoke against it then, too. And closely aligned with the Vito '’ihe Fourth of, July this ' Seasonal increases in de­ cents and 7.6 cents respec­ $1,349. tively since May. Stuans Our kids benefit as well as one can’t help but wonder if the ' year, and prijCM are about • mand along with declining ______Genovese family of the (Mafia) The lowest average price i)6cents lower tlikn last yeat, gasoHne inventories, said Self-service prices rose ’their’ kids. But there just isn’t racism which showed its ugly through Schiavone vice presidmt found in the continental l a t e x f i f t r LMTEX 6 UJSS toward a master’s degree. The color, texture, form, and rhythm. ,Jbe American Automobile the motor club, are among 8.5 cents for regular, to 5 0 UD the m on ey to pick up the head then didn’t show its ugly Albert Magrlnl and its contra^ United States was $1,235 in Don't sandblast emphasis there was on community Please act as a group to do the •dissociation says. the reasons for the recent $1.23, and 8.8 cents for un­ s m i N MOUSE PW INT h o u s e i T W f P I « program ." head in the battle to save it — or with Jopel Construction, headed' by New Jersey. ! STAIN research necessary — or Tlnd But the AAA said price hikes. leaded, to $1,296 per gallon. development through conservation W illiam MasselU.” Masselli is iden­ • KEMtPR pajee. ■ UAq •WhuiAR PtMC* ... I'l-fll; A few towns — Avon, West scrap it — in 1982. ‘Tuesday prices ha've b eo i ;. •ttSUlMt PBKe ... 11.14 • RE6UU1A Pe ia .-12.94 of the cultural resources. someone to assist you — to protect tified in the memo as a “ soldier*'‘ln »5 Bl£ FitiCE • 11-99 Hartford, and Manchester — Which leads us to wonder just To llie Eiiilori “.'bn the rise since May,, . ; '' • S4LE p m e e . . .. $.94 •SRLfi Pft»CE ... 9-99 ,SauE ftotec - • 9.99 Do not be put off by appatent what you have. a Manchester the Genovese fam ily and is now In .prMIL-lFI flCBSTl -Z O O . mna.'iNREBan -a-ao went a step further. They said where the town’s Human Rights - ’The motor club skid it- • Ma i i -Ih (2e$ «H -3 -d o • M nil-N r«$4T6 -i-o* This is the copy of a letter I have emphasis on historic preservation. resident, supportive of the down­ prison for labor rackettering. ,., they were willing to look into check o f 6,000 s erv ic e Commission is sitting on the sent to Betty Petricca, chairwoman In this age of specialization, this town area, I repeat: do not VPUB ’The memo also Informed MuUgn "itotions indicated more v e u * YPUB. possible ways to save the issue. The usually feisty com ­ happens to be one area that is Fin a l of the Manchester Downtown Coor­ sandblast! Stop. Take the long view. that a source had alleged: “ Jfr. ’Than 75 percent w ill be piwAt RUAL F iMAL program. mission has been unusually dinating Committee. looking out for our cultural heritage Do some planning. You have a Donovan Is acquainted with (M aHa) 'l-open all day and during COST C04T 0O4T eoffl A n d Monday night in Please do not even talk of — be it city, small town, wealth of material and people with •vavenlng hours over the silent on this one. There’s an old members through Magrinl and . . . l$iilii| M f i ___ Manchester, by a vote of 7-1, a expression about some silences sandblasting the commercial neighborhood, individual building, which to work. Masselli on a business and soctel^ „.tire holiday weekend. (Nnieitaiil Tirm i tanrtoM a buildings on Main S treet in or farmstead. “ Historic preser­ „Another 16 percent, it said, >^RTinClAtTu«F first step was taken when the being*deafening; surely it’s time Rebecca B. Jones, ASID basis and has in fact traveled f f m HUGE PRICE REDUCTION INOOWl/OlITPOOR Manchester. Most are brick and vation” enempasses a broad range, ^.report they w ill be board voted 7-1 to waive tuition the Human Rights Commission 433 Woodland St. New York to Miami for the 8LA8HE8 their 8umnwr SAVE aa much as $100.00 par such harsh cleaning methods would so do not fear a situation occurring ".'orating on a 24-hour carpeting for these students. spoke up. Super Bowl with Masselli and o(£er parson on somall destroy the protective fired surface where Main Street is frosen in time, ’Hhhedule. PRICES TO LAS VEQA8 The decision didn’t meet with Waiving tuition, of course, is (mob) figures..:” Gasoline prices rose by of the brick and it would be the not allowing change. I think you will applause in all quarters of town. MULLEN: Asked about Masselli ‘^.1. cents to $1,314 a gaUon , only a first step. Funds still have beginning of the end for the find some exciting ideas offered by Outraged by Sen. Donald Riegle, D-Micb., ..•to the five wedit sifice-' There were those — like Arnold to be found to pay for transporta­ buildings! the many resources available to U S V fQ A S tlMnday/Sunday f/ Mullen said: “ I do not have khy ciMemorial Day, the M. Kleinschmidt, a member of tion costs involved in bringing A more gentle cleaning method you. To the Edilort Tsndty/Sunday 4 Doyt/3 Nights . /hs'i- background whatsoever on hiiir.” "survey said, the secolid'- Flamingo Towar ...... $418 V the town Board of Directors — Flamingo Towar $43S tDtyt/BMghto SOLO <3MLV ItJ the students from Hartford. But should be employed — if indeed Here are some suggestions of He added that Masselli had not been ~4argest jump recorded in Imporlal Palaea...... $389 1 am outraged and appalled at the Impanal Palaea •410 ImpwlBl Palao* . $43S ^’widths . I 79 L.F who argued that tax dollars Project Concern administrators cleaning is needed. Do not allow where to begin: MMm ...... $408 Maxim ...... 3389 recent decision handed down at the interviewed about Donovan. — $418 Flamingo Qardan Rooma $389 IV WIDTM5 , 2 . t 9 5 . y . should not be used to educate say they’re optimistic they’ll be yourselves to be convinced by a 1. There are architects and FBI MEMO: “ A search of the qpn- Flarnmoo Oardan Rooma $408 Landmark $408 Landmark...... $369 trial of John W. Hinckley Jr., as a '’INVITATION TO MD Land Mark ...... $388 people from Hartford. sandblaster — however well skilled designers who are knowledgeable in • Frea cocktail at LANDMARK able to do so. person not responsible for his tral files of the FBI, the Indexes of # 6 1 2 * . ___ a Round-trip air from HarWord via Kleinschmidt, who emphasized — that no long-range damage will be techniques for conservation and - • ' IflG fU a S S . UNITED AIRLINES HOTEL (31 at Floor) And today we’re optimistic irrational act at- the attempted the New York office and- the “1»RINTINC - OF a Fraa gambling laaaon at done! revitalization of the built environ­ • Hotel tccommodatlone that he was speaking as a about Project Concern. And a assassination of our elected Of­ Organized crime Information Ser­ -"fmOGRAM OF STUDIES • Hotel tex^Servtce charge IMPERIAL PALACE Since arriving in Manchester a ment. vice disclosed one pertinent ,-Jk COURSE OFFERINGS ^ | p f u n i T € D • Baggage handling at hotel a Super DISCOUNT BOOK private citizen in this case, said spirit of helping between sub­ ficials. ' a More Extras______year ago, I have enjoyed the 2. The National Trust for Historic ,;BOOKLET he’d heard from 20 to 25 people urbs and city. Perhaps the legal system of the reference to Mr. Donovan ...^It streetscape downtown. At the same Preservation has done an extensive ,-;East Hartford Board of^ For an addltlanal S1Q.00 Connseticut Travsl Bsrvicsa United SUtes needs “ re-evaluaUon” was) an overbear between Masselli time, I have read many articles in study of Main Streets throughout the • location will reeelye/‘. oftara you this... concerning the Insanity plea, and and his son; Nat Masselli, which the Manchester Herald indicating country, developed case studies, and “ aiialed bids for Prihttoig o f . not John W. Hinckley Jr., since be makes reference to the fact thatlBr. that the downtown merchants feel as a result, published a great deal of ’ “program of Studies and- has already been found mentally un­ Masselli was going to pick up Ron­ the need to “ do something.” inform ation on ^(liagnosing j'Course Offerings Booklid. , PASSPORT TO LAS VEGAS sound. j nie Schiavone and Raymond -■Bid inform ation hnd.' Preacnl to Casino Cashier at Landmark Hotel 2101 TEAk As a newcomer, I see Manchester “ problem” areas, recognizing I shudder to think who w ill be the Donovan and take them to a sqqial -•iapecifications ars This voucher entitles bearer to $50* in non-negotiable as being on the brink of some poten­ strengths, and suggesting methods next victim o f an Insidious act of function.” .- available at the.fiosOiest..' Landmark Casino Chips Mood FiooRiNa tially great development, if steps of action to build upon existing con­ eliminating our elected officials and MULLEN: Asked if Donovait'or TsOifice, 110 Long HOI are taken carefully. With the cheney ditions. The approach by NTHP is c u p . throw our beloved country into tur­ his company bad ever tamed US' in HarHord, DTiMIOjL,;-; Historic District adjacent to down­ not only from the architectural „,^ealed bids bs«' moil. FBI-tap^ conversations, M i^^ 3 . W town and the possibility of increased standpoint, but also includes „,n c e iv e d until 2:00 p.in. (to This sick and demented indivldnal said: “ We located no referencff to housing units, the pedestrian shop­ economic and merchandising July 12,1982 at w hldi tim e .. may be allowed to walk our streets Mr. Donovan or Schlavpne L a s ts ) ping on Main Street stands to In­ aspects. “ "tliey will be “pdbUcly'' * Good only for play on free agfain without a iv concern for a Construction Co.” Mullen was Blacklsck, dice and roulette crease. 3. The Hartford Architecture " ‘‘(Sjiened aito readmoud.'IIte g r e a t p o rtio n of.^ la w -a b id in g asked: ''ftottber Mr. Donova^or NOT VALID ATTER AUGUST >1. Do A • 4 aj ’There is a quality of life to the Conservancy may already have '"Board of Educate,i(-J. «0 0 *« POA American dtizens who pay taxes,, Schiavone have been mentioned> In •“ reserves the right; to..- street that cannot be found in a some of these resources available. who will protect our country during any of these investigations.?” 'laocept any or all Ud$ or^ shopping mall, but merchants w ill There is also a regional office of the war, a «l keep this country grept. Mullen replied: "That Is coiredt.” '“.the right to waive technical need to be mindful of their competi­ National Trust in Boston which may Perhaps we -should have sent Mullen and FBI Director WllBbm jp rm a lities if it is to the- C»1M3bvNCA. tion and not let the downtown area be able to offer some assistance. Hinckley to Iran for traU. and Webster have explained the omthis- -•best interest to do so. Jo suffer. May I urge you all to step back .'U tancy J;-Rarrte,v justice. ston of the one wiretap meifljoo "Honey, turn down your Walkman, I want to ask I have been studying historic and realize the wealth you maintain I'lBIreetor/Binlnesi dted in the memo as necessaiy: to you a question." preservation at Kansas State in the downtown streetscape — the Marlin Aroian fffotect an ongoing IgvestigaUoR, ■ . University, with 20-plus hours history, the variety and unity, the lit Conway Road '2SS MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed.. June 30, 1982 - 9 « - M ANCHESTER HERALD , Wed., June 30, 1982 Abate fires new charge 1 Presbyterian NAACP head raps Reagan, soys 'stand up and fight' HARTFORD (UPI) - House available to help pay for repairs to reunion issue Speaker Ernest Abate has leveled roads and similar facilities BOSTON (UPI) — NAACP leader power to change it." more charges over Gov. William damaged by the floods that hit the Benjamin L. Hooks, in a fiery attack on Hooks also warned that black O Ncill's handling of federal funds, C 4 VIP( m GN state earlier this month. Reaganomics and the rich, has urged Americans could boycott any industry or claiming $32 million in transporta­ The Legislature is expected to black Americans to “ stand up and fight” motion picture company that failed to give approval this week to O’N eill’s faces hurdle treat minorities fairly. tion funds is unaccounted for. discrimination with their vote and their Abtte said Tuesday he was unable plan to make'available bond funds to pocketbooks. HARTFORD (UPI) — The two largest Presbyterian “ Call it a boycott if you w ill," Hooks to account for $32 million in federal pay for repairs to roads, bridges and Hooks, ip a speech Tuesday night to churches in the nation — split since the Civil War — said, but “ we aren’t going to spend our transportation funds after his public facilities. the N A A C P ’s 73rd annual convention just have one more hurdle before they will be officially dollars if you don’t respect us” analysis of records from the Abate said the process for actual­ hours after witnessing President Reagan reunited into a denomination of 3.2 million members. executive branch and legislative Of­ ly making the money available sign the extension of the Voting Rights “ Stand up and fight,” he shouted. The United Presbyterian church U.S.A. with 2.4 fice of Fiscal Analysis. through bonds was cumbersome and Act at the White House, said Reagan’s “ Enough is enough.” although he said some delegates had tbe $32 million — if available — million members voted 571-18 Tuesday in favor of The latest claim followed charges support of the measure was “ better late He said the NAACP iust work with expressed interest in learning more could be put to use immediately and m erger at their 194th General Assembly. But the last week by Abate that O'Neill had than never." “ those who believe Am erica must be about the matter. paid back when the bond money came m ^ r l c reunion faces tough going for the so-called diverted $28 million in federal funds The executive director of the nation’s more than a nation for the rich and a But, he said at Capitol news con­ E.O.M. iSuthern branch, the 900,000-member Presbyterian targeted for the state's General through. END-OF-MONTH oldest civil rights organization ference, the whole point of the OJurch U.S. UPI photo prison for the poor.” I'und into funds under control nf the However, he said he wouldn't in­ castigated Reagan’s “ dismal" economic '• ’The reunion issue, worked on by officials of the two executive branch. matter was that the Legislature troduce a resolution in the policies, a theme which has dominated “ The most potent weapon we have in should assume more control from •lurches since 1969, now goes to their Presbyteries, or O'Neill has rejected the earlier Legislature’s special session on the CLAUS VON BULOW (LEFT) IN COURT AGAIN the week-long convention. our arsenal is our numbers,” he said, the executive branch over the wer ruling bodies, for approval next February. ctiarges as "ludicrous" and bond package to press his claim, . . . with attorney Herald Price Fahringer “ Reaganomics is like a plane that targeting conservative members of “ It’s the healing of an historical wound we have not politically motivated by Abate’s bid handling of federal funds. saying he was making the request to 5 won’t fly, a boat that won’t sail,” Hooks Congress. “ The best revolution we can "This is a legitimate issue. I am &ken seriously” in the United Presbyterian Church, to wrest the Democratic guber­ O'Neill through his news conference told the enthusiastic audience of more lead, is a revolution in the ballot boxes on not just making baseless said the Rev. Robert Lem ar of Albany, N .Y., co- natorial nomination from him. on the matter. than 3,000 delegates. “ We have the November of this year. " O'Neill and his chief budget direc­ allegations," said the Stamford sEairman of the church’s reunion committee. “ We’re Rhode Island's top court Abate also repeated his claim tor. .Anthny Milano, were out of Democrat. 'There is so fttting our act together so we can speak to a broken O'Nill's administration may have slate Tue.sday. much conjecture as to what is jo r ld .” violated civil statutes dealines with \htte .said he was unable to access happening with these funds. The point - I ’The two churches split over Civil War issues. reporting to the Legislature the to decide von Bulow bail it his claims over the handling of we re trying to make is there has to An organist in the Hartford Civic Center broke into a CLIP & SAVE a tC M J amount of federal funds available tederal funds had won or lost him be better control." l^orus of the doxology, or “ Praise be to God," and the for lawmakers to allocate, a claim d elegates to next month's Abate said the $32 million his staff So delegates sang “ Amen, Amen”, after the tally was PROVIDENCE, R.I. Bulow. mistress, a Park Avenue also denied by the administration. CARVEL CLAIRS OeTiiocratic State Convention, was unable to account for might be Shnounced. (UPI) — The Rhode socialite-actress. Reunion was the main issue before them at their 10- Von Bulow, 55, was con­ Island Supreme Court will Needham ordered von [fcy convention, which ends today. The Presbyterian victed by a Newport County decide within a week Bulow to post the assets Siurch in the U.S., the so-called southern branch, ap- whether a judge put too Superior Court jury March with the court because he Bozzuto proposes plan w oved the m erger two weeks ago at its annual meeting. 16 of two attempts to Bush spending high a price on Claus von said he feared the defen­ « Problems could develop when the proposal comes Bulow’s • freedom by murder his multi­ dant would flee if his BUY tisfore lower bodies of the southern church because ap- millionaire wife with in­ ordering the jet-set finan­ appeals failed and he was 2 time on phone -oval from 75 percent of those presbyteries is required. cier to post $1 million bail sulin injections and was Can not be combined wljh to clear court dockets 5t the last count 45 of the 60 had said they favored reu­ ordered to prison. PKGS. backed with art treasures sentenced to 30 years in the AT OUR other coupons or reduc/Bd nion, the exact number needed for final approval. and property. crowded state prison. IIAKTFOHD lUFll - price offers. Redeemable Heavy endorsement is counted on by the 150 or more Opposing lawyers REGULAR |{('put)liciin Senate candidate LOW PRICE store’s listed In this ad HARTFORD tUPIl — Republican the scene of the crime, " Bozzuto Vnited presbyteries. appeared before the state’s His wife, 50, lapsed into a i n v i t a t i o n t o b id Geiirge Bush, who stumbled ■ thru July 14, 1982. gubernatorial candidate Richard said. “ The magistrate court will I t i ’W e’ve got more work to do,” said the Rev. J. Ran- highest court Tuesday to permanent coma following #613 several times during a long COUPON- Bozzuto says voluntary lawyers and allow the victim and the community Xblph Taylor, of Charlotte, N.C., the reunion com- argue over Superior Court the second alleged attempt LUMBER series of public appearances in retired or part-time judges should to see that the punishment of a guil­ Biittee’s other cochairman. Judge Thomas Needham’s in December 1980 and East Hartford Board of Ibe campaign, lias been concen­ NUTTY be used to help clear court dockets ty individual is swift, tough and •-Heated opposition expected from women and bail conditions, which remains in a New York Education will receive trating bis efforts in a more for serious crimes. equitable.” Bozzuto said at a Capitol Sfcinoritles, especially blacks, did not materialize. Some defense attorneys called hospital. sealed bids for Lumber. ROYALES private setting lafcly. felt they might lose recognition by reuniting with the Bozzuto, former Senate minority news conference the magistrates “ unique.” B id information and Campaign aides said this would be drawn from volunteer at­ jinore conservative southern church. leader, said Tuesday crime was a They require von Bulow The prosection con­ specifications are Can not be com­ week Bush has been spending Can not be com­ serious problem in Connecticut and torneys or part-time or retired S Motions to delay the reunion for up to two years and to submit a list of art tended von Bulow injected available at the Business bined with other bined with other tiis lime on the telephone jb r monitoring over the next 15 years any actions toward c o u p o n s or the best way to dispose of the bulk of judges. treasures and securities his wife with insulin during Office, no Long Hill Drive, c o u p o n s or wooing delegates to tbe He said a magistrate system could J^omen and minorities were easily defeated. the Christmas holidays in E. Hartford, CT 06108. BUY reduced price BUY criminal cases was to return to a totaling $900,000, in addi­ otters. reduced price Kepnblieaii state convention, w B ackers said the reunion plan provided for monitoring 2 svstem of local courts. help eliminate the backlog of cases tion to the $100,000 in cash 1979 and again the Sealed bids will be 2 Redeemable otters. rile Greenwich businessman Redeemable facing the state’s court system and 5nd that the northern church should send a “ clean following year at their received until 10:00 a.m. on PKGS. only at store's PKGS. He proposed legislation allowing already posted, in order to only at store's has .idopled a lower profile for Socument” to the southern church, trusting in the “ will listed In this ad any of the state's cities or towns to didn't see it conflicting with the remain free while he opulent Newport mansion. July 15, 1982 at which time AT OUR AT OUR listed in this ad more than three weeks. thru July 14. establish a magistrate court to hear state's system of having con­ 8f God” to correct any injustices. appeals his conviction of Clarendon Court, in an th ey will be publicly REGULAR REGULAR thru July 14. Bush, the brother of vice 1982. less serious eases. solidated courts on the state level. •» “ The road might be rocky,” said new moderator the twice attempting to attempt to collect his $14 opened and read aloud. The LOW PRICE LOW PRICE 1982 president George Bush, is "These cases need no longer be Bozzuto also called for opening IRev. James Costen, of Atlanta, who is black. But “ w e’re murder his heiress wife, million inheritance and Board of Education ------COUPON -COUPON ------1 ch.illeiiging two-term Sen. dealt with at the nearest over­ court proceedings and records &nfident of God’s blessings in healing our differences.’’ Martha "Sunny” von free himselb to marry his reserves the right to Lowell Weicker for the GOI’ burdened Superior Court, which dealing with repeat juvenile S Costen, a strong backer of reunion, has worked for accept any or all bids or O P E N 7 DAYS A W E E K 10 A.M. to 11 P M. nomination may be several towns away from offenders to the public. jrears with the southern church, the right to waive technical Beginning June 18 th (Sum m ertim e) 2 Taylor said he was “ astonished” by the vote and Patriarca ruling due 0 formalities if it is in the Slew ed it as a “ healthy signal” to the southern church best interest to do so. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI).- U.S. District Court ^ ^ presbyteries. He said even if those presbyteries turn Nancy J. Harris, Judge Francis J. Boyle was expected to decide today pown the proposal “ we will be back again, reunion will Director/Business Ser­ CoM/'d.sBcii, C/txam oamd Manchester GOP to hear two whether reputed New England crime boss Raymond save 30% on pot go away.” vices L.S. Patriarca can be arraigned in Providence on Manchester S “ This is an important step for us, we can get nd of our 061-06 646-5016 Two Hepuhlicans in search of answer questions the delegates only announced Democratic Regional identity. It’s no longer possible for the church Florida charges. 335 Center St. Patriarca, 74, was among five men indicted by a dclcg.ite support will attend might have. So far. the only possible challenger is a political novice, SUMMER SHORTS Jo remain divided and minster effectively to minorities federal grand jury in Miami last September on labor lonight s Republican Town Com- GOP opponent for Klein appears to Daniel Moore, 24, of Marlborough. nd others,” Taylor said. save 40% on racketeering charges. But Patriarca has yet to appear imtlee meeting at the Municipal be Lucien DiFazio, the 1976 Other issues expected to come “ We will never convince leaders of the world to per- ? in court to face the charges because he was found too ill Building hearing room at 7:30 . nominee. Even most Republicans before the town committee tonight 9.99 reg. $12-$16 *|ue peace unless we make peace within our Republican Town Vice concede neither has much hope of revolve around this fall’s elections, SUMMER JEWELRY Sheetingl DuckI TwIIII Some with p*resbyterian fam ily,’ ’ Lem ar said. to travel. Chairwoman Donna R. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 30, 1982 - I I 10 - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. Juno 30. 1982 I Worthy top pick Welf a re u p 3 percent King heading Obituaries in NBA draft Conlinued from page 1 buIleU, which can pierce bullet­ Page 12 proof vests worn by police officers. to semifinals I crease of about 7 percent over the No new state taxes are included in SPORTS Carolyn H. Gingraa Carolyn (Hill) Gingras, 57, of 85 budget for the 1981-ffi fiscal year and the budget or other bills that of­ WIMBLEDON, England, Henry St. died Tuesday at her home. is about $20 million higher than the ficially becomq law this week but a (UPI) — Billie Jean King; She was the w ife of the late Omer A. budget O’Neill recommended to new fund w ill be established to raise battled her way into the Gingras. lawmakers. money from manufacturers to pay semifinals of the Wimbledon She was born in Hartford and had A key addition lawmakers made for cleaning up hazardous waste championships today with a . been a resident of Manchester for to O’NeiH’s plan was a 3 percent in­ spills. stunning 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 upset vic­ more than 30 years. She was the crease in w elfare benefits under the Firm s w ill pay into the fund a fee tory over third-seeded Tracy» daughter of Ruth (Hapgood) Hill of ' Aid to Families with Dependent of four cents tax for each gallon of Austin. Eckersley gem stops Tigers Manchester, and the late A. Sumner Children program. hazardous wastes they generate. King, winning her 90th career Hill. She was a member of St. Some APDC recipients may even­ Wimbledon singles match, not Mary’s Episcopal Church. tually find themselves working for ' Not all o f the new laws taking It looked as if Detroit might turn ■‘That wouldn’t happen once out of only upset an opponent half her , cluding Rick M iller’s game -winner Tuesday to pitch again tonight, pitch, he just hit it inside out.” Besides her mother, she leaves a their benefits under another new effect on Thursday deal with such DETROIT (UPI) - Detroit the game around in the seventh a thousand tim es,” said Boston first age but one she had never; Boston manager Ralph Houk said. son, Richard P. Gingras of Vernon; law approved by the Legislature and serious concerns as hazardous manager Sparky Anderson let a few in the third. ’The Tigers are suddenly “ We haven’t been swinging at all when Parrish led off with a single. baseman Dave Stapleton. “ The ball beaten before in five matches. - “ He moved the ball around very a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Sharon) effective Thursday. waste. Others range from minor words speak volumes about his 6'.^ games behind first-place Boston well,” said Tiger catcher Lance Larry Herndon, Detroit’s leading just had a weird spin on it and when Chris Evert Llbyd, the No. 2 well. “ He used 79 pitches and just Dayton of East Hartford; a brother, 'ilie measure sets up a 16-member changes to state laws or very club’s disastrous slump: “ You can’t in fourth place in the A L East. Parrish. “ When we broke the 10- hitter, then hit a ground ball down it hit the grass it just came back seed, had no such trouble dis­ about got warmed up. I may pitch Morgan S. Hill of South Windsor, committee to study the feasibility of specific groups or matters. win on four hits.” Dwight Evans hit a two-run blast game (losing) streak (with a 7-1 win the first base line that appeared to quick on a 45-degree angle. If 1 d posing of 10th seed Barbara in the first inning for his seventh him today.” and four grandchildren. estabiishing a workfare program for Among the other new laws is one Boston’s Dennis Eckersley raised over Baltimore last Thursday), I be foul. However, the ball hit the have hit it, I would have stood there Potter of Woodbury, Conn., 6-2,' homer of the season and Jim Rice Ujdur said R ice’s homer late m Funeral services will be Friday at AFDC recipients. entitled “ An Act Concerning the his record to 8-6, firing a four-hitter thought it would be a lift but it ob­ edge of the grass and kicked wildly and watched it just like Herndon hit his 10th homer in the eighth, a the game spelled Detroit’s doom. 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal Other studies mandated by laws Licensing of Dogs.” ’The new law 6- 1. against the Tigers to give the Red viously was not a big enough lift.” back into fair territory, enabling did. solo shot. Both Detroit runs came on “ That was the backbreaker,” he Church. Burial will be in East effective ’Thursday will involve real replaces a current section of the One round behind, llth-seeded Sox a 4-2 win Tuesday night — the Boston to double up Parrish and bases-empty homers by Richie said. “ We had started to get some “ When you’re going bad, I guess Cemetery. Friends may call at the estate as raffle prizes and whether state statutes dealing with dog Bettina Bunge of Coral Gables, Tigers’ 14th loss in 15 games. “ You can’t win on tour hits,” an Herndon just before Hebner Hebner. momentum and couldn’t afford to those things just happen” Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main the state should ban teflon-coated wardens and dog licensing. Fla., easily knocked out the last T iger starter and loser Jerry unusually quiet Anderson added. homered. Eckersely pitched well enough give up any more runs. It was a good St., Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 unseeded women’s singles Ujdur, 1-3, gave up three homers, in­ p.m. Memorial contributions may player. Candy Reynolds of be made to the Manchester Knoxville, Tenn., 6-2, 6-3. Memorial Hospital Development 18-year-olds watched Top-seeded John McEnroe Fund or to St. Mary’s Episcopal powered into the semifinals in Church. Wait not worth time Continued from page 1 have much impact on the drunken the men’s section, Whipping. driving statistics, but wiil heip keep Hank Pfister of Bakersfield, obtaining liquor legaily. Does that liquor out of the high schools. Calif., 6-4, 6-4, 6-4. IN MKMORIAM mean it w ill cut down on accidents Martina Navratilova, a caused by drunken 18-year-olds? I Bartender Rosen has another opi­ In loving memory of Helen (5. form er champion and the top nion. “ After six years of bartending, Mallett, who died in a tragic acci­ don’t know,” he says. seed, had an easy passage into as Yankees trounced Officer Don Rouillard of the I wish they’d raise the drinking age dent on June 30, 1981. the semifinals, beating Joanne Coventry police department says to 35,’ ’ he says. “ Some people never Russell of New York 6-3, 6-4. hot, and Boston and Detroit are im­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The New back on him and our guy Mike “ For everything there is a season the new drinking age probably won’t grow up.” proved,” Kuenn said. “ It’s been York Yankees waited one hour and Caldwell settled down and kept his . . . a time to be born and a time to East against East recently, but it’s 43 minutes to start the opener of sinker low.” die” better to be winning than losing. We their three-game series with the The Yankees came back against don’t look at the scoreboard because We haven’t forgotten you — Busing funds sought Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday night, Caldwell, 5-7, with two runs in their I feel we’ve developed a team which Missed by her family, and when the contest was over, they half of the first on a walk to Willie can score and which has had pretty Jane, Rudy, Chris & Andy Zadnik Suburban school districts involved in Project Concern PICNIC SPECIAL undoubtedly wishedqostponed it. Randolph, a single by Ken Griffey, good pitching, plus Rollie Fingers in have asked the state Department of Education to took The rain which held up the start of Dave Winfield’s sacrifice and a Rattan Plate Holdera the bullpen.” for ways to provide money to pay for busing students the game was nothing compared to tworun single by Lou Piniella. Package of 4 Caldwell went seven innings and MVD offices closed from Hartford. ^ . the 16 hits that boomed off the bats Milwaukee got a run in the second as picked up by Jerry Augustine for All Motor Vehicle Department of­ Wilson E. Deakin Jr., Manchester’s assistant of the Brewers, as they defeated on a double by Gorman Thomas and the last two. fices will close at 12:30 p.m. Friday, superintendent of schools for administration and per­ New York 11-4. an RBI single by Money. In the decisive fifth, the Brewers for the Independence Day holiday sonnel, met Tuesday with representatives from other Cecil Cooper slammed two home M.44 The Yankees went ahead 4-2 in the collected six singles, with Oglivie weekend, according to an MVD suburban school districts and the state Department of runs, his 15th and 16th of the year, Thursday-Friday-Saturday only third on a two-run homer by Win­ driving in two runs and Cooper, spokesman. Education. and drove in three runs and Limit 3 packagaa field after G riffey led off the inning Money and Ed Romero one run The offices wili reopen at 8:30 The Manchester Board of Education agreed Monday designated hitter Don Money had Herald photo by Tarquinio by beating out a bunt, but the apiece. Another run scored on a a m., Tuesday, and will be open to waiye tuition for P roject Concern students who would three hits and three RBI to lead the Brewers closed the gap by one run in throwing error by third baseman regular hours the remainder of the like to continue in the schools. Students would have to Brewers. the fourth when Ben Oglivie walked Graig Nettles, week. pay their own transportation, however. School officials Cooper got Milwaukee out in front Sometimes it takes a threat and scored on Money’s double to .Milwaukee scored a pair of in­ have said the cost of transportation may prevent many 1-0 in the first o ff starter and loser left-center. surance runs on Cooper’s 16th Air quality report students from staying in the suburban schools. Ron Guidry, 8-3, with a solo homer. homer, in the sixth, and Thomas’ Mrs. Robert Jobln apparently had to resort to threats of un­ Deakin said the suburban representatives agreed that u m i “ Any time Ron Guidry gets a The Brewers then broke it open HARTFORD (UPI) - The IIBI double, in the eighth. specified retaliation In order to get her husband — a painting they cannot afford to pay for transportation. He said the the wirad* Toronto 4-1, Earlier this year, voters rejected two legitimate long ball threat, has been same inning to lift the Pirates. At Kansas City. Mo., George Brett training took a solid shot to the chin single to right. Kansas City topped Oakland 7-2, larger renovation packages by similarly MORIARTY SAID he was “very as silent with his bat as he is with Winner Rick Rhoden, 5-6, scattered and Willie Aikens drove in two runs Tuesday night. “ We had two or three chances to Minnesota stopped Chicago 12-5 and slim margins. The final tally Tuesday pleased’ ’ with the approval and said he his tongue in recent weeks and St. 10 hits in pitching his second com­ apiece to help the Royals. Don Solid pitching performances by make an easy game of it, but we Milwaukee routed New York 11-4. was 685 to 640. hopes the successful completion of the Louis has suffered because of it. plete game of the season. He also Hood, 1-0, allowed only three hits G eoff Zahn and Doug Corbett, didn’t,” said Angel manager Gene Indians 9, Orioles 2 Approval of the current package came renovation projects at the high school Since June 5, the Cardinals have collected two hits in four at-bats to over five innings and Armstrong got backed by some fine defensive Mauch, “ When we didn’t, the At Baltimore, Andre Thornton one day before the deadlne for state fun­ and Capt. Nathan Hale School would been in. a terrible batting slump. increase his batting average to .340. his first save. Brett hit his 10th work, carried the Angels to a 2-1 vic­ pitching made what we had on the blasted his 19th homer and triggered ding of the project. Had the plan been clear the way for approval of more Entering Tuesday night’s game with Mels 5, Expos 4 homer of the year, a two-run shot, in tory over the Rangers at Arlington, scoreboard suffice. a four-run sixth inning with an RBI rejected it would have taken about a school building renovations, the Philadelphia Phillies, the Car­ At Montreal, rookie Ron the first off Dave Beard, 5-5. Texas. “ And the infield play on the left double to lead the Indians. Mike year for the town to apply for the grants Moriarty said it would be “ a couple of dinals had won only nine of their last Gardenhire cracked his first major- Zahn, 9-3, worked 6 2/3-innings side of the diamond ... that’s worth Fischiin and Toby Harrah added rwins 12, Wliite .Sox .5 again. State funds will pay for about 70 months” before any work begins on the 24 games and had amassed three league home run, a two-run shot in and combined with Corbett on a going to the balipark for.” tworun singles as John Denny, 5-8, At Minneapolis, Ron Washington percent of eigible costs, or about $900,- schools. The town must still go out to bid runs or less in 16 of those contests. the seventh inning, to help the Mets seven-hitter to help the Angels to the Texas took a 1-0 lead in the third scattered three hits over seven in­ went 4-for-5 and drove in three runs 000. on the projects, he said. Moreover, Hendrick had managed snap a fivegame losing streak. 13th triumph in their last 17 games. inning on an RBI single by Billy nings. Scott McGregor, 8-6, was the and Gary Ward knocked in four The project proposes to rejuvenate the only two home runs and slumped to Terry Leach hurled the last four in­ TIIK AI’I'ROVFI) package was a “ I think 1 was fortunate that the Sample, but the Angels tied the loser. more to spark the Twins. Frank decaying school buildings bring them .251 during that span. nings for the Mets, allowing only much-scaled-down version of the two guys made the plays behind m e,” score in the fourth when Don Baylor Mariners 4, Blue Jays 1 V io la , 2-0, w orked 5 2-3 for into compliance with state fire codes and The Cardinals and Hendrick final­ three hits in notching his first vic­ defeated at the polls before. The current Zahn said of his infielders. “ My singled, moved to second as Reggie At Toronto, Gary Gray’s tworun Minnesota. Washington’s two-run regulations for the handicapped and ly broke out of their offensive tory of the season. A1 Oliver project is about $2.1 million less than the pitching wasn’t real pretty, but if Jackson walked and scored on a dou­ double capped a three-run third' in­ single highlighted a five-run fourth make the buildings more energy e f­ doldrums Tuesday night by crushing homered for Montreal. one turned down by voters on March 30. I ’m getting them to hit them on the ble by Fred Lynn. ning that carried the Mariners and inning. Richard Dotson, 3-7, was the ficient. Philadelphia 15-3, snapping the Braves 6, Astros 5 Two months before voters also rejected ground, I guess I need that. I was Despite the loss, Medich seemed Floyd Bannister, 7-4. Mike Stanton loser. The largest section of the project is the Phillies’ eight-game winning streak At Atlanta, Glenn Hubbard lined a $4.6-million package. fortunate to get ahead of the hitters encouraged by his performance. energy renovations, which will cost with a vengeance. ’The Cardinals an RBI single with one out in the The slashed price tag along with the when I needed to.” “ Everybody on the team has about $650,000. amassed 17 hits, with Hendrick 11th inning to drive in Rufino long-awaitec completion of the revalua­ pitched when nobody scored any In a light turnout Jan. 30 residents driving in seven runs with a double, Linares and give the Braves their Only seven balls were hit out of tion may have helped push the project defeated by only 18 votes the $4.6 million runs. I told everyone to stop hit­ Knicks hope Tucker sacrifice fly and grand slam. Keith victory. With one out in the 11th, the infield by the Rangers and of the through this time, said Vincent E. ting,” Medich said, in reference to package. This plan proposed putting new Hernandez also chipped in with a Linares delivered a pinch-hit single seven batters Corbett faced, he in­ Moriarty Jr. of the school building com­ Texas’ 18 hits in a 10-4 victory over roofs on three of the four school three-run homer. off reliever Mike LaCoss, 3-3. He duced six groundouts. mittee, which cut the previous plan. Oakland Sunday. “ I could have used buildings. “ ’There has been pressure on us moved to second on an infield single “ Because this project was less than some of those runs tonight. because we haven’t been scoring,” by Brett Butler and scored when Bob Boone singled home Doug can help backcourt the others 1 thought we had a reasonable After the referendum, the plan was “ But this was the best I ’ve felt all sent back to the school building com­ said Hernandez. “ We needed a Hubbard lined LaCoss’ first pitch to DeCinces from second base in the chance of getting approval. ” Moriarty year. I was hoping we’d tie it up and game like this. (3eorge is our only left-center for the winning run. fifth inning with what proved to be NEW YO R K (U P I) — One of the was the best pure shooter available said. mittee, which shaved $1 million o ff the legitimate power hitter, the guy we Giants 3, Reds 0 many problems haunting the New and Vince Taylor is a fine point "The other two referendums were plan by scrapping the roof on Capt. count on to hit at least 25 homers a At San Francisco, Atlee Ham- York Knicks last season was the guard. clouded because the revaluation was not Nathan Hale ^ h o ol and building and year, maybe 35. It was good to see maker pitched a four-hitter for his “ Sure, we wanted one of the first done," Moriarty said. “ This time people energy renovations to the Robertson backcourt. The names may change George hit the way he did. It was first major-league shutout and con­ quickly after Tuesday’s NBA draft. three (James Worthy, Terry Cum­ had a better feeling of how much this is School. good to see everybody hit the way tributed an R B I single in leading the All-Star guard Michael Ray mings, Dominique Wilkins) but they going to cost in taxes because the grand The project went back to the polls on they did. We’ve weathered the Giants. All four hits off Hammaker Richardson played point and lead list has been settled” March 30, where it was defeated by 42 weren’t available. We passed on storm and it’s a matter of time were singles as he raised his record guard last year but a change could (forward Clark) Kellogg but so did The town's mandatory 10-year votes. before everybody breaks loose.” to 5 ^ . be in the works, according to new (Chicago.” Manager Whltey Herzog said the Padres 7, Dodgers 5 executive vice president Dave Tucker, who averaged 15 points a Cardinals had been working extra At Los Angeles, Alan Wiggins rw»RiiQQrhArp game last year, said he did not PTO target of gripe hard at correcting Hendrick's singled home two runs in the 10th in­ l i e MlecUon of Trent Tucker, the expect to be drafted by New York. problems at the plate. ning to cap the Padres’ come-from- ton vote-getter among seniors on the “ I am very glad to be here,” he “ I was glad to see that,” said Her­ behind victory. A single by Sixto NBA Coach* 1982 All-America said. “ I ’m not upset about the fans Lezeano and a double by Terry team, was a bit of a surprise. COVENTRY — Former Council best interest of the school system. To the zog. “ He hasn’t been hitting the way (at the draft) cheering for Clark he can hit, but he will. I really can’t Kennedy preceded Wiggins’ winning Member Robert E. Olmstead said this best of my knowledge,it is perfectly Some had expected New York to Kellogg. Being from Minnesota my tell you what’s been wrong. We’ve hit off Steve Shirley, 0-1. The Padres morning he will complain to the State within the realm of the schools to offer go for a big forward but New York name wasn’t as big as K ellogg’s or I rallied for five runs in the ninth to Hectipns Commission, because he the PTOs that building. worked with him and he is taking hopes it hit the jackpot in its other didn’t have the stats of Quintin believes it was improper for members of extra batting practice. We found out take a 5-4 lead but the Dodgers tied second-round choice by selecting Dailey (of San Francisco, selected “ If Mr. Olmstead would use the energy the score in the ninth. Pinch hitter the Parent Teachers Organization to tonight he can still put a charge in Scott Hastings, a 6-10V4 forward seventh by Chicago). he puts forth in questioning the situation Dave Eldwards homered for San make telephone calls from the high one.” from Arkansas. “ I think I can.give the Knicks good toward helping us with overcoming our Diego and Mike Marshall and Dusty school Tuesday urging people to vote on Elsewhere in the National “ We’re very pleased with three defense and I hope I ’ll be able to problems, we would be much happier.” Baker homered for Los Angeles. the $1.54-million school renovation League, Pittsburgh beat Chicago 3- real solid players who can make our score more in the NBA- It’s more referendum. Olmstead said he would call the E lec­ team,” DeBusschere said. “ Tucker wide open.” Olmstead said he found two PTO tions Commission today to see if he could AtC.F.O.— Always 1st Quality— with a Top Manufacturer’s Guarantee! members and Board of Education get an opinion over the telephone. If not, he said he would file a formal charge Law comes first Chairwoman Sondra Stave marking Hohenthal, McNamara voter lists, apparently while calling with the commission. voters to urge support of the referendum Olmstead filed similar charges in question, at about 6:30 Tuesday evening. February, after another school referen­ Saint coach says Olmstead claimed this constitutes im­ dum. A t the time, he charged it was im­ cop state golf berths proper use of public buildings. Saturday 10-S; Suntfeji 12-5; Hhnday, duty S, ithSt Waakdaya l0-§ proper for the school board to send out a Mrs. Stave this morning said PTO allegations of cocaine use by several newsletter urging support of the referen­ NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Qualifying for state competition play. members were phoning voters from the Professional football players who team members. dum. UPI photo were Paul Hohenthal and Pete Non-resident Tim Heaney carded school, with the permission of the Board M ANCHKSm : BAST MiMITPORD: ”We have talked to them not once, use drugs first must be dealt with Iw McNamara at yesterday’s local In­ a 77 and qualified for state play as of Elducation and School Superintendent The Elections Commission decided but once a week,” be s$ld. " I don’t 395 Broad Street 824 Silver Lane Plaza s 483 EnfleM Street, m. 5 the law, then must prove their worth surance Youth Golf Classic at an at-large entry. Dr. Arnold Elman. She maintained that that was a proper action by the Board of (nesrMorlarHy's) . (nMttobuiHnglonMIlls.OutM)!^^. (nasi to skating rink j to the team, says New Orleans believe that anybody in the world was entirely proper. Out at home Manchester Country Club. Rick Longo took the 15-and-under Education, in its role of making . 649-9199 \ )6M-4428 ” , 741-2591 Saints head coach Bum Phillips. has been talked to more than our “ The PTOs are an active part of the reconunendations to the town on the age group with a playoff win over Phillips said Monday he o ft«i has squad on the pitfalls of fooling with Montreal's Al Oliver Is tagged out at home by New York catcher Hohenthal carded a 76 and Pete need for school, facilities. W e»t Hartford • Avon * SouihlAoten • Waterfoifd • Berlin • itolyokeVMaAajHMyoiMgieMd siM. a Mea.f Glen Boggini. school system,” she said. “ It is their coupon valid tlwu July Ml talked to players about drugs and stuff like that and the problems it Tuesday’s referendum was approved. John Stearns In first Inning action In Montreal. McNamara a 78 tg advance to state Tom Crockett supervised play. pUce to urge people to do things in the was shocked and dismayed by can cause.” MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 30, 1982 - 13 12 ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. June 30. 1982 Worthy top pick England, West Germany draw SCOrCbOflll'Cl Backus performance Italy upsets defending champ —

crossbar with four minutes left on a MADRID, Spain (UPI) - Four blistering drive that had English by LA in draft former champions saw IVorld Chip Tennis Socce r remarkable for age goalkeeper Peter Shilton beaten all soccer action Tuesday and the one the way. thought least likely to succeed At the other end, German emerged as the only winner. NEW YORK (UPI) - The Los to get to the top. It helps you become Pressey of Tulsa. New Jersey, goalkeeper Harald Schumacher By Earl Yost Argentina lost its grip on the Angeles Lakers added a trump card a man.” picking once more, went tor 6-6 Ed­ made three tip-away saves.that kept World (’up Soccer Sports Editor crown when Italy, which had SMMBI.KDON. England (UPI) — to an already stacked deck Tuesday, Dallas drafted Bill Garnett of die Philiips of Alabama. England from taking a lead. SchfHluU' WiKlncsdays feature matches Mv United Press International Truly one of the most struggled through three matches in ;it Wimhlodgn (seeds in parentheses); June 29 earning the NBA’ champions a Wyoming — a 6-8 Vi banger beneath Philadelphia selected Mark Managers Ron Greenwood and remarkable performances in last the earlier round, recorded a 2-1 vie-. Ml I’ourls begin at 12 Noon (7 a.m. Second Round nickname already reserved for one the boards — and Kansas City chose McNamara of California, a 6-10 Jupp Derwall both rejected charges EDT). Group A weekend’s New England Relays tory in a bruising battle in W T L GFGA Pts of their stars. center LaSaile Thompson of Texas center, and Boston closed the round they deliberately played “negative Center Court at Manchester High's Wigren Barcelona that will be remembered Tnicv Austin i3).' Kolling Hills. Calif . Pnlami 1 0 0. 3 0 2 “The team is magic — and I don’t — the country’s leading rebounder by taking Darren Tillis, a 6-11 center soccer.” '•■.Mvini Union 0 0 0 0 0 0 Track was the achievement of 55- more for its temper than the quality AK Millie -lean King 02) New York mean Magic Johnson. I mean last season — to complete the top from Cleveland State. “Spain must feel it has an advan­ \ il.TS (Icrulailis ( 3 ) . Kings Point. N.Y.. I’.cljtjupi 0 0 1 0 3 0 year-old Bob Backus. of play. \s Hosi iM' Tanner 04). Kiawiih Island. Group B everyone,” Laker owner Jerry Buss five. Of the 12 undergraduates that tage, but it’s up to us to make sure it WfSl Cermany 0 1 0 0 0 1 The veteran New York A.C. And in Madrid, England and West S I said after his team drafted North New York, perhaps looking to applied for the draft, nine were doesn’t fake advantage of that Court 1 England 0 1 0 0 0 1 weightman, winner of 17 national s,,;iin 0 0 0 0 0 0 Caroiina All-America forward move Ali-Star Michael Ray grabbed in the first round. In fact, Germany played typical European situation,” Greenwood said.” .Inlin McenriM* O i. Douglaslon. N Y., weight event championships, soccer but were unable to break a vs Hank Pfister. Bakersfield. Calif Group C James Worthy as the first choice in Richardson to small forward, went six of the first 10 picks were un­ England and West Germany, .iiminv Connors (2), Miami Beach. 11 dv 10 0 2 1 2 came in third overall in the 56- scoreless tie after 90 minutes of end- Iti.’izil 0 0 0 0 0 0 the annuai college draft. "It’s going with one of the premium big guards derclassmen. meanwhile, will be looking for K11 vs Paul McNamee. Australia. pound weight throw that he once 1 0 to-end play. Court 2 Nigcniina 0 0 1 1 2 0 to be an exciting thing to see Worthy of the draft in 6-5 Trent Tucker. San Antonio and Washington did decisive victories to ensure con­ Martina Navratilova 0). Dallas, Texas, Group 1) dominated, with a toss of 40 feet, Action will resume Thursday at 6-9 work into the Lakers’ fast- Chicago foliowed by naming 6-3 Ali- not have first-round selections. In tinued progress. vs loanm’ Russell, New York. K.anQuintin Dailey of San the second round, the Spurs went for West Germany takes on Spain on vustn.’i 0 0 10 1 0 world record for the Masters Ireland at Madrid and Belgium Milan Teacher 01». Los Angeles, vs, The Lakers were able to select Francisco, perhaps the draft’s best guard Oiiver Robinson of Aiabama- Friday. Should the Germans win, Sli’lan Smions.son. Sweden. ruesday's Results Division. takes on the Soviet Union at Ifal' 2, Argentina 1. at Barcelona Worthy, who led his team to the offensive guard, who hit for 25 Birmingham and the Bullets picked England will have a target to shoot Chris Evert Llovd (2). Fort Lauder- Nine times Backus, a graduate Barcelona. (l.ili- Fla. vs Barbara Potter OO). Wc«f Germany 0, England 0, Madrid NCAA championship in his final points a game last season. guard Bryan Warrick of St. at. W-'-xtbiirv Conn. Thursday's Games of Tufts College and owner of a Back home in Italy, followers of \uslria vs Northern Ireland Group D. season, as a result of a 1980 trade Indiana took junior forward Clark Joseph’s. Seattie had to wait for the “You want to score, but defense Court 4 body building and health center the “ Azzuri” danced in the streets CcTte Mayer (6). Woodmere. N Y . vs Mclginm vs Soviet Union. Group A with Cleveland and a successful coin Kellogg of Ohio State and Detroit third round (65th pick) before was dominant. We both showed a lot ■second round winners advance to in Wayland, Mass., wore the and police reported traffic was Sii’vr Denton Driscoll. Texas flip with San Diego. chose 6-8 Wichita State forward Cliff naming forward John Greig of of respect for each other, par­ Court 5 ■ •inirinals in Barcelona and Seville July crown among the 56-pound nearly brought to a standstill in Mritina Mungc (ID. Coral Gables. Fla . c The third-place playoff is in Alicante Worthy, who hit at a 15.6 scoring Levingston. Atlanta, picking 10th, Oregon. ticularly in the first half,” said weigth tosses. Rome when the final whistle \s Candv Kcvnolds, Knoxville. Tenn i-i'v 1*1 ind the final in Madrid July 11 ' clip in his final season, will soon selected 6-5 shooting guard Keith “Everybody came away with two Derwall. Court 6 While his best throw was near­ sounded several hundred miles '^.iodv Mayer (4). Atherton. C'alif . vs. realize a dream granted by neither Edmonson of Purdue and Portland or three good players,” said Marty Several in the 90,000 crowd ly seven feet shorter than sur­ away in Barcelona. T'ii> Maviitte. Springfield. Mass. MlMl'II AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE prise winner Andy Bessette's 47 genie nor devil. revised its backcourt with point Blake, the NBA’s d irector of charged the teams with being afraid Court 7 Mv United Press International “Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has guard Lafayette Lever of Arizona The celebrating may have been of losing, hence the apparent lack of inhai' Kriek i5). South Afrif a. vs Nick Eastern feet and second place and defen­ scouting. W LG F GA BP PLs premature because Italy’s next op­ imagination around the penalty box. S van-' IManlation. Fla ding champion George Frenn's 46 always been an idol of mine,” he State. N iav N«irk 14 3 41 24 39 121 said. “I used to watch him on televi­ Cleveiand produced the first real The Celtics made a “ good wiil ponent is Brazil — and the even- 11 8 36 24 2B 94 feet, 11-inch heave. Backus still money favorites are unlikely to be in Tuesday’s Sports Transactions 10 7 30 23 24 82 sion and fantasize about it. Now I’ll surprise by tabbing Boston College’s gesture,” by selecting paralyzed My United Press International M-'iifreal showed the way to the rest of the a charitable mood as they seek to rill' ag" 4 12 25 38 23 47 be playing on the same team with John Bagley, an aggressive player star Landon Turner as the final Baseball Southern largest field ever. get a step closer to a fourth cham­ Ai'«n1a — TradiAl pitcher L-arry him.” who hit for 21 points per game as a choice. Turner, a 6-foot-lO center, Little League Fi Lauderdale 13 7 43 40 40 116 The 6-4, 265-pound Backus, pionship. M« U illiams to Pittsburgh for pitcher T impa Mav 9 11 32 40 28 82 The Clippers wasted little time in senior. New Jersey followed with helped carry Indiana to an NCAA Pa'Mial Pere?. who will jning Richmond 8 10 35 37 31 75 veteran of Olympic and inter­ Italian coach Enzo Bearzot, who VMKRIGW T’d a drafting Terry Cummings, a power All-America guard Eric Floyd of championship in 1981. He was 'it t)i(' International League, called up .la* ksnp\ die 7 II 24 35 24 06 national competition in the was subjected to the most scathing Army & Navy topped Modern pililiiir CaVlos Diaz from Richmond. Wesiern forward from DePaul, with the se­ Georgetown and Golden State then paralyzed as the result of an (Tiiiagn — Recalled pitcher Ken hammer throw and 35-pound attacks in the Italian press when Ita­ •lanitorial, 7-3, at Waddell. Dave V't” nuvf 11 6 34 29 27 09 cond pick. The final member of an named 6-4 Lester Conner of Oregon automobile accident the summer Kr.-'W'f from Iowa of American Associa- S.iC JO’R 10 8 32 32 25 83 weight toss, has dominated the ly could only tie against Poland, I'Yechette fanned six while Kelly llOl 7 10 31 27 27 awesome undergraduate trio, State. Phoenix, in the No. 15 posi­ after winning the title. Si iitle Masters Division since becoming Cameroon and Peru in the first UPI photo Dubois had a two-run double to pace Minnesota O[ilioned pitcher Al Silt' Die 8 9 28 29 23 Dominique Wilkins of Georgia, then tion, foilowed with another defen­ “Red (Auerbach, the Celtics’ WiDiains to Toledo of the International P"i Hand 7 10 22 18 IB 56 eligible. The oldest man in the round, was simply jubilant. A&N. Mike Massaro had three of I.eai lie, called up pitcher Jeff Little went to Utah. sive specialist in 6-61A- David president) and (Indiana coach) Bob­ ^■.^^l'lonlon...... 5 12 20 37 17 43 com petition, the balding “In the three first-round games, ENGLAND’S KENNY SANSOM (RIGHT) COLLIDES the four hits collected by Modern. Ww Tiilcdn Teanis gel six points for winning in heavyweight was also old 4if • The thought of having to go to Thirdkill of Bradley. by Knight are fairly close,” a Maskelball re; iilatmn time or overtime but onl> four Italy was equally as good but lacked with West Germany’s Wolfgang Dremrnler In Cup action New .l(‘rsev — Acquired guard I’hil pomis ifii winning a game decided by enough to be the father of most teams known more for iosing than Houston named 6-5 Terry Teagle Boston spokesman said. “Red \ \ I’lONM.FARVI Knrrl from Kansas f’ity for guard Ray helped out with a benefit for Landon scoring power. This time we vlv"»ioul A bonus point is awarded for 56-pound entrants. i: for talent didn’t dim the glow of the of Baylor and Kansas City selected a produced good play and scored two Moriarty Bros, blanked Nichols Williams and cash ca' li goal scored up to a maximum of moment for Cummings or Wilkins, ru g g ^ defender in 6-5 guard Brook fast year. S m Diego -• Traded forward ’Joe till''*' per game exclutling overtimes and "I enjoy the competition." he goals,” Bearzot said. after us with everything because The English and West Germans I’ire. 10-0, at Bowers. Winning Mr’ ’lid and a second-round draft pick to shi'-'touts i though. Steppe of Georgia Tech. Detroit, “It was a good will gesture. When llii'i’ion for a ‘second-round draft pick said as he untied yards of tape Argentine coach Cesar Luis only a victory will premit them to played chess on a soccer field. The pitcher Dave Campbell' hurled a Tuesday's Games we made the pick, (Boston coach) Fool hall i\o Games Scheduled) that held together one knee. “I’m not worried about the San seiecting again, drafted 6-5 forward Menotti was hardly gracious in classify.” three-hit, 16-strikeout, 4-walk per- Diego franchise,” said Cummings, a Ricky Pierce of Rice. Bill Fitch said, ‘Make it with pride.’ match was for the purist, not for the Mi'ifalo • Signed defensive back Victor Wednesday s Games Backus has ap p eared in defeat. Italy opened the scoring in the casual observer. Defense lon nance at Nichols. Mike Miner .l.’ii"' s oi Colorado. (All Tinies EDT) first-team Ail-America considered Denver went for junior guard Rob That’s what we did.” College T’lmpa Mav at Jacksonville. 7 30 p m Manchester in six of the seven “I believe that we were deeply in­ 56th minute on a goal by Marco dominated. and Todd Johnson each had three M ai\land — Signed basketball coach Herald photo by Tarquinlo the best power forward in the draft. Wiiiiams before Milwaukee, at No. ’ Turner, selected in the 10th round, l-'.ii Uniderdjile al (Chicago, 8 30 p m national 56-pound events staged fluenced by the fact Italy didn’t Tardelli, and when Antonio Cabrini But German skipper Karl-Heinz hits for ,'VIoriarty’s. Robbie LeClerc, I,c l' Dricsell in a multi-year contract I’.iitland at Edmonton. 9 30 pm was the 225th player chosen. Trniplc - Named (Javin While acting here. He won just once, in 1978, BOB BACKUS “Everything will take care of itself. 20, chose 6-5 sw ingm an Paul attempt to create a game; that Italy scored 11 minutes later, Argentina .lohn Jaworski and Kevin Kearns N.-w York at San Jose. 11 p m If I give everything I got, I can’t go Rummenigge came within an inch fill - I lor oi men's intercollegiate athletics, Thursday's (}ames but was second in both 1976 and still going strong at 55 was extremely lucky with its first had one foot on the plane back to of winning it when he struck the played well for Nichols. cll' ’ live .luly t ; \ '“ Games Si hediiled) 1977 Open Divisions with a toss of home mad.” goal and that Argentina played most Buenos Aires. 42 feet, ‘A inches and was second “I went to Georgia because I of the game in Italy’s half without Skipper Daniel Passarella pulled in both 1976 and 1977 in the Open years and had identical throws of All six years, he led the wanted to go to a schooi and help Husky cagers go the luck it needed to win,” he said. one back with seven minutes Division. An absentee in 1979, he 38 feet. ' i inches to place behind Masters group and has showed build a program,” said the 6-7 In the past, the Argentine coach remaining on a blazing freekick, but Fight said stepping stone came back the following two vouthful Bill Borden. little signs of slowing down. Wilkins, whose flashy style had claimed Italy was not a balanced Argentina was fortunate the goal drawn comparison to Julius Erving. team and he saw no reason to alter was permitted to stand because the NBA draft ’T m willing to start at the bottom that view. Italians, including goalkeeper Dinzo PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - A Hall meant a lot. to losing clubs Phoenix fight could be a preliminary "This is the biggest fight of my Mv I’nilcd Press International I'im o'iiali Bryan Leonard c. Illinois, “I still hold the same opinion; I Zoff, clearly were not ready. (Team-hy-leam) Hob- ri Tali’, g. Idaho Slate Bob C!oehcn. simply believe that Italy was very The tackling by both teams was step to meeting world welterweight life,.)’ he said during a news con­ At New York, June 29 I I - nnsin-Eaii Claire champion Sugar Ray Leonard for ference Tuesday. ATLANTA HAWKS NEW JERSEY NI’TS lucky.” particularly heavy, and in some Kip Ftovd. g. Georgetown. Eddie HARTFORD (UPI) — Bridgeport Corny Thompson, UConn’s Roger Stafford and Milton McCrory. l\cilh Edmonson, g. Purdue. Joe second-all time leading scorer and Argentina’s destiny is now out of cases downright mean. Romanian I ’iplcki. f-i Detroit, Mark Hall, g, 1‘hilhps, I Alabama Jimmy Black, g. native John Bagley of Boston its hands. Its only chance, albeit a referee Nicolae Rainea had a dif­ “If Leonard fights again, he’ll Both fighters will receive $1(K),000 ^linnp’•^^ta. Jay Bruchak, g. Ml. St \ori1i (’arolina. James (jriffin. f-c. Celtics pick big surprise College was a first round choice and fourth all-time leading rebounder, automatically have to fight the for the Phoenix bout. M irv's. Hfirace Wyatt, <’. Clemson, illiP'.i' Tonv Brown, f-g. Arkansas; was selected in the third round of slim one, is to beat Brazil and then ficult time maintaining control •IjiPK Hatiff (. Washington. Pierre I'h.-i' (Jilcs. ’ f. Alabama-Birminghain. three University of Connecticut see the three-time champions take while • issuing five yellow card winner,” said Emanuel Steward, Stafford, 19-2-1, is ranked No. 1 by Ml ii'fl g. I’Jlzalxilh City College, Ronnie Mcl Daniel g. Furman; Tonv Anilerson. seniors were chosen by struggling the 10-round draft by the Dallas the World Boxing Association and M< \doo. i.’Old Dominion ' l ’(|.A (5tis Jackson, g. Memphis rebounders in the NBA. at best. playoffs, and coach Bill Fitch and out Italy. cautions, and his patience finally who trains and manages McCrory. ‘•Jal'’ GatN Johnson, g. Oral Roberts; BOSTON (UPI) - Choosing 23rd Mavericks. No. 2 by the World Boxing Council. BOSTON CELTICS The Celtics already have 7-0 Greg Stewart, a physical 6-8 Auerhach were hoping to find a big, teams in the NBA player draft. Brazilian coach Tele Santana said gave out five minutes from conclu­ “That could make one of these guys I'arrfti Tilli- c. ('leveland State; Tony '•car Tiiohv g. Mississippi in the National Basketball Associa­ “I guess there are people out Chuck Aleksinas, a transfer from McCrory, 17-0, is the WBA’s No. 2 (o'v c. Kansas Terry Moss, g, NEW YORK KNICKS Robert Parish. 6-9 Larry Bird and 6- forward from Tulsa, and the Most playmaking guard who could shoot. he now considers Argentina his most sion when he expelled Americo a millionaire.” Trent Tucker, g. Minnesota. Scott tion draft is not an ideal way to find Kentucky two years ago, was contender and is ranked No. 3 by the \ ‘>itb*astPm Greg Stewart. I. Tulsa, 10 Kevin McHale up front, and Valuable Player in the National In­ Tillis who came into Cleveland there who believe in me,” Bagley dangerous rival. Gallego for a particularly nasty foul McCrory, 20, agreed the July 10 William Brown, g. St P eter’s, John llasiings, I Arkansas, Vince Taylor, g. gems or diamonds in the rough, but selected in the fourth round by the Duke Dan Caldwell, f. Washington; former star Dave Cowens is vitational Tourney when his team State so skinny at 155 pounds that said Tuesday after being chosen in “Now the Argentines will come on Tardelli. fight at the Civic Plaza Exhibition WBC. '-cti\*-cilz I Hichtnnnd. Phil Collins. I. the Boston Celtics are hoping they Fitch, then coach of the Cleveland the first round by the Cleveland Chicago Bulls and Mike McKay, the We ' Virgina, Ed Spriggs, f, Geor- Crae Tufker. g. Illinois Norm Anc- got both this year. thinking of coming out of retire­ won it in 1981, was Boston’s fourth school’s fourth-all time leading I'ci .’'n , Panayoti Giannakis, g. Hellenic -him’ c. Alabama-Birmingham. Aaron ment. choice. Cavaliers, said “I never would have Cavaliers. Ft I' ge Land"!! Tumor, f. Indiana. Mow ltd. I Villanova Mike Kanieski. c, The Celtics, who lost a chance to bet he’d be drafted at any situation” Bagley, a 6-foot guard many scorer was the Utah Jazz’s fifth CHICAGO BULLS D.nvioM, Phil Scvmore. g. Canisius. Dan repeat as world champions because In the second round, the Celtics round draft choice. *'mnim Dailey, g. San Francisco. Terx’ illiger f, Siena ^ o t l Merle, f. selected Tony Guy, a 6-5 guard Rounding out the selections were blossomed into a mobile scorer and believed too small to play in the Mi'kv Frazier, t Missouri Wallace ■<«inlb Carolina Stale John Leonard, g. of guard problems, didn't even go shot blocker. NBA, said it made no difference UConn head coach Dom Perno M'vani r. San Francisco; Rod Higgins, Manhattan for a guard with their first choice from Kansas who had been a 6-4 guard William Brown of St. praised the selection of three of his i Fresno Stale Tvrnne Adams, g. PHILADELPHIA 76crs “ You might laugh at this but if we what position he plays with Best minor league club I’an'a Slate; Chuck Aleksinas, c. Mark M 'N am ara. c. Calitornia Milch- pre-season pick for some All- Peter’s; 6-6 guard John Schweitz of Tuesday. were playing Philadelphia Cleveland. “If they want me to play players. ' ■|*n*’C'licnt Riibin Jackson, f. Oklahoma • I) \nderson. f. Bradley. Russ Schoene. Boston picked 6-11 Darren Tillis, a American teams. Richmond; 6b9 center Phil Collins of “All are with teams that are *’ii' BB Fnntcnel. e. Nevada-Reno, . Tcnnessee-Challanix^a; Dale Solomon. Perry Moss, another 6-2 shooting West Virginia; 6-9 Georgetown tomorrow I’d have him guarding Dr. center, I will.” Brock, a 25-year-old lefthanded slugger, Ch'itk Verderl>cr. f Kentucky. Mike < \'irginia Tech, Bruce Atkins, f. skinny 205-pounder from Cleveland looking to improve, teams that are ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) - The Diiqiiesno. Donald Mason, g. Fresno guard and the all time leading center Ed Spriggs; and 6-4 guard J (Julius Erving),” Fitch said. Albuquerque Dukes are the first minor doesn’t hit the ball, he bludgeons it. "The Biifos. I Nevada-Las Vegas. Skip State- they regard as a “small” Tiliis averaged 13.6 points a game open-minded,- teams that are Ddl ird. g. Di'Paui. Tony Britto. c, Sl.nie Kevin Bovle f. Iowa Keith forward because of his mobility and scorer at Northeastern University Panayoti Giannakis of Hellenic league club in the country to keep a pair of Dodgers claim the 6-3, 200-pound Oregonian, r imphcM College. Hilliard, g. Southwest Missouri Stale. and was the third leading rebounder reachable.” rLEVELAND CAVALIERS Donald Seals, g. Jackson State. George shooting touch around the basket. in Boston, was the third choice. College. “Considering where they were lovebirds and the first one the World (Cham­ Sports who hit 32 homers for San Antonio last year, in the Nationai Collegiate Athletic NBA squads is the best left-handed power hitter they’ve lohn Bagley. g. Boston College; David Melton, f ('hevney Stale; Randy Burlx'rt. Tillis though is also a shot blocker, Moss, an exciting ballhandler and Boston lost a chance to repeat as drafted, all three will get a very pion Los Angeles Dodgers turn to whenever M.igle\ r. Kansas; Mike Wilson, g. I Drcxel Association major coliege division had since Duke Snider and th a t’s no ktarquclle; Reggie Hannah, f. South PHOENIX SUNS rejecting 50 this year. If he makes deadly shooter, suffered a mis­ world champions this year when good look,” he said. they need any help. Parade ' this year, and also blocked 50 shots. exaggeration. Brock doesn’t seem to be fin­ Alabama; Terry White, f. Texas El-Paso; David Thirdkill. I. Bradlev Kevin the team Boston could have the erable postseason in some ail star veteran guard Nate “Tiny’’ swap guards ’Thompson, Aleksinas and McKay Both these circumstances come about \ ’ince Reynolds, c. South Florida. Randy MayrN', f Cal-Irvine: Charles Pittman, f. games and is considered a longshot Archibald went out hurt in the Guy said before his senior year Milt RIchman ding PCL pitching any more difficult than he Meed f. Kansas State; Monte Knight, g. Maryland. Rorv- White. f. South biggest array of intimidators and were drafted by teams with losing naturally. Mabatna Marvin MiCrarv. g, Missouri, “ my greatest strength is that I’m a The two lovebirds are named “Bill” and did Texas League pitching. He has 27 homers Virginia Commonwealth. Tony Hasley.T, team player,” a traditional Celtic KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - The records. South Alabama; Durand Walker, g. laki’ Belbanv. c. Hardin-Simmons. Phil Bagley, who attended Warren “Coo.” They chirp blissfully away in the long already along with 88 RBI and is hitting .329. Marion ilnd.) College. Ward g. N C-Charlotte. Rick Elrod, g. attribute. But he did not have an Kansas City Kings and the New cylindrical wire cage they’re kept in by “If you’ve gotta be in Tripie A, there’s no DALLAS MAVERICKS Genrpfdown (Ky.), Ken Lyles, f. All-American season, despite Jersey Nets, each looking to revamp Harding High School, was the 12th Bill Garnett, f. Wyoming; Corny Washington Dale Wilkinson, c, Idaho player chosen overall. He gave up Dukes’ President and General Manager Pat other place I’d rather be than right here,” he Thompson, f, Connecticut; Rudy Woods, Slate averaging 14.9 points per game. its backcourt attack, swapped star because of Steve Garvey’s presence with the says. “I’m looking forward to playing with c Texas A&M; Ken Arnold, g, Iowa. PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS King gains quarterfinals his last year of college eligibility to McKeman in his office at Albuquerque’s im­ W ivne Waggoner, g. Northwest Louisia­ l-atavette Lever, g. Arizona Slate; “ He’s going to have to beat guards Tuesday night in a trade an­ pressively spic-and-span Sports Stadium. Dodgers. Before he was called up, the 22year- the Dodgers. But,” he adds smiling, “there I inlon Townes, f. Jam es Madison. Audie someone out,” Auerbaeh said can­ nounced just after the conclusion of enter the draft. na Bob Grady, f. Northwestern; Keith ’Thompson, a 6-foot-8 forward from “They belong to a magician who works old Buffalo Grove, 111., native did his best to are 26 big ieague clubs.” IN'if'rson f. Arkansas; Ralph MaePher* Norris f, Jackson Stale; Eric Smith, g, fight from two sets down against didly. Despite some problems, the the NBA draft. What about Garvey? S'-n f. Texas-Arlington; Albert Cullon. f. Georeetown Cherokee Rhone, f, Cen- WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - round, with three of the last 16 still Middletown, was the fourth player some of our promotions,” McKernan be patient. *enar\ Leo Cunningham, c. Utah State; Czechoslovakia’s Tomas Smid. Celtics still have 6-5 shooter Danny ’The Kings acquired high-scoring “That’s not in my hands,” Brock says. Ti’vas-Arlinglon One day of sunshine at Washout undecided. picked in the third round and Mth explains. “Rather than have them with him “What I tried to do was think about all the DENVER NUGGETS Terrs Long. g. I>amar. Dave Porter, f. “Wimbledon is such a great Ainge, who had a short rookie year Kay Williams and an undisclosed Fernandez is the big, pudgy prodigy from P'll) Williams, g, Houston; Roylin Bond, West Oregon. Mark Dearborn, f, St. Wimbledon has helped the All top seven seeds are still alive, overall. He said he was not disap­ and taking a chance on some dog or cat great talent I was surrounded by here in loesph’s; Grant Taylor, f. Cal-Irvine. equalizer,” Gerulaitis said. “There because he was signed late. amount of cash from the Nets for Hawaii who has all the Dodger brass p Pe'pperdine; Elford Turner, g. waterlogged tournament almost although No.4 Sandy Mayer was still pointed at not being drafted until the destroying them, he leaves them here.” Albuquerque,” Marshall said. “I’d go like Southwest Louisiana: Bill Duffy, g Santa SAN ANTONIO SPURS sort out its backlog of singles dragging his heels waiting for a is no other surface like it. I have Moss was the local favorite, and a point guard Phil Ford, a former So much for the birds. that for two weeks. For the next two weeks. wondering whether they’ve got themselves (lira ('hris Brust, f. North Carolina, Oliver Robinson, g. Alabama-Birmtng- beaten Tanner four out of five times player who propelled Northeastern NBA Rookie of the Year. third round. another Fernando Valenzuela. Fernandez is li’t) Barlow I. North Carolina; Donnv I’am Willie Redden, c. South F'lorida. matches. third-round game. “I think a lot of players went later The action by the Dodgers in relying so I’d be teed off that I was still with the Dukes S|»eer. I. Alabama-Bi^mingham; Tonv (Jrier, g. South Florida; Clarence but this is his best surface and he is into the NCAA tourney's second Williams, who reportedly earns in Swannegan. 1. Texas Tech; Jaime Pena. As the competition progresses, Tuesday was a day for the under­ than they thought. A lot of guards heavily on the Dukes for players is just as and not the Dodgers. I finally turned the cor­ different from Valenzuela in that his decep­ Dean Sears f. U(?LA. MikMike Phillips, g a good competitor. He usually gets round. excess of 8500,000 per year, ap­ tive delivery is what gives the hitters their Niagara I New Mexico Stale. I>elonte Taylor g. Americans will be there in strength. dogs in women’s tennis, as the lower went early and the big guys got easily explained. As the IJodgers’ No. 1 af­ ner mentally where it didn’t bother, me DETROIT PISTONS North Texas Slate. (Thris Faggi. f, himself worked up at W imbl^on.’,’ “He’s a very active player,” parently was considered expendable . mbst trouble. But he can throw, too, as And in all ages, shapes and sizes, half of the seeds fought through. pushed back.” He said he was happy filiate in the Triple A Pacific Coast League, ansrmore or at least that’s what 1 kept telling (Jiff Levingston. f, Wichita Stale; McNeese Stale; Harry O’Brien, g. St judging from' some comments. King, Anne Smith and Barbara Gene Mayer, of Woodmere, N.Y., Auerbach said, “he’s a hustling type after New Jersey used one of its the Dukes customarily employ those Dodger- myself.” evidenced by the two no-hitters he pitched IHcky f’iercc. g. Rice; Walker Russell, g. Marv’s (Texas); Keith While. f. was drawn against the 16th seed, kid.” As for his chances of making first round picks to select guard Eric to be chosen by Dallas. earlier this year for the Vero Beach Dodgers. Western Michigan; John Ebeling. f. McMurrav (Texasl. "1 was fat and out of shape. 1 was Potter all defeated higher ranked Chicago assistant cohch Gene Tor- controlled players judged to be only one stop Even without Marshall, the Dukes probably Florida Southern; Gary Holmes, c. SAN DIEGO CLIPPERS playing hit and giggle tennis in seeds to make the quarterfinals. Steve Denton, who won two matches the team, Auerbach said “it’s up to (Sleepy) Floyd of Georgetown. removed from Dodger Stadium in Los have more future big leaguers on their roster The Dodgers jumped him all the way from Minnesota. Dean Marquardt. f, Marquet­ Trrrv ('ummii^s. f, DePaul. Richard him. A 6-foot-2 guard, Williams was the mohlen said the 6-foot-ll Aleksinas te; Brian Nyenhuis, c. Marquette; Kevin Anderson, f. U(%Santa Barbara. Craig Hawaii,” said 38-yearold Billie Jean Unseeded Joanne Russell within four hours Tuesday. Angeles. than any other PCL club. ’The man handling Class A to ’Triple A with the Dukes and he Hodges, g. Long Beach State. Darius 10th player select^ in the 1977 draft was picked because of his size. “We Smith, g. Michigan Stale; David King, explaining away another defeated ninth-seed Sylvia Hanika of don’t really know how big he is but (Julte apart from that, Albuquerque very all this talent is the seasoned 52-yearold Del struck out a total of 23 batters in winning his Coulhnrd. g. York (Ontario). Clemons, g. l-oyola (Illinois). Gary out of the University of Minnesota. first two starts for them. CJOLDEN STATE WARRIORS Carter, g. Tennessee; Eric Marbury. g. Wimbledon quarterfinal comeback. West Germany to earn a place he’s a big strong kid who plays possibly is the best minor league club in the Crandall, who is managing Albuquerque for Georgia; Eddie Hughes, g. Colorado He played four seasons with the’ Maldonado is the most popular player with Lester Conner, g. Oregon State; Derek "Nobody is as match tough as against Navratilova. The top seed hard,” said Tormohlen. hation. Many of Its players could perform In the seventh time In his career and for the Smith f. I/>uisviIle: (Jhris Engler. c. Stale: Jacques Tuz. f, Colorado; John New York Knicks and last season the Dukes. ’The night I saw him he struck out Wyoming; Ken Stancell, f, Virginia Hegw’ood f. San Francisco; Daryl they should be at this stage,” said h as won nine of the 10 Aleksinas, of Morris, was the 76th the big leagues right now. ' fifth straight year. He has led the Dukes with the Nets. While with the Nets, three times and didn’t get any hits but many Commonwealth; Albert Irving, f. Alcorn Stovall, g. Creighton women’s top seed Martina Russell-Navratilova matches to player chosen overall. .Accordingly, when infielder-outfielder home in front three times in the last four Stale David Vann, g. Si. Mary’s s eBATTLE a t t iIe SUPERSONICS: Navratilova. date. he led the club in total scoring and uerrel Thomas was injured and put on the years ^and they finished second the other of the team’s fans, young and old alike, '( ‘alif *; Matt Waldron, f, Pacific; Mark John Greig, f. Oregon; Ken Owens, g, five other scoring statistics, as well McKay, a 6-foot-5 guard from waited for him at the clubhouse door long King f. Florida Southern; Nick Morken. Idaho: Rod C)amp, c. Southern Illinois: The women’s singles will be an King, seeded 12th, meets No.3 disabled list last Friday by the Dodgers, they time. g Tonnes-see; Randy Whieldon, g, Cal- Robhy Potts, f. N.C.-Charlotte; Alan as in assists and steals. He played Bridgeport, was the third player In after the game to tell him they were with him all-American show from now on. Tracy Austin, who was still unborn the fifth round picked by Utah and brought up outfielder-first baseman Mike “With all due respect to the players we Irvine Rayhom. f. Northern Illinois. Steve Americans fought through to seven when King fir^ braved the his best ball down the stretch for the Marshall frofn the Dukes to replace him. have, Crandall is the one who makes us an and get his autograph. He obliged every last HOUSTON ROCKETS Burks, g. Washington; Nets as be helped lead them into the the 9Sth pick overall. one of them, and happily, too. Terry Teagle. f-g, Baylor; Jeff Taylor, g. UTAH JAZZ of the eight quarterfinal spots Wimbledon showers 21 years ago. Utah General Manager Frank Last season, Marshall was the PCL’s first outstanding club,” says McKernan. “He’s got Texas Tech; (Jhuck Nevitt, c. North Dominique Wilkins, f. Georgia. Steve Tuesday. One place was still un­ Youth has overcome age in their playoffs. ’Triple Crown winner in 25 years and the the hardest job in the minors. He has 22 guys Maldonado also made an excellent showing Carolina State; Andre Gaddi, f, George Trumbo. f. Brigham Young^; Jerry Ford was the second pick overall Layden said he has had “ good luck for Albuquerque last year with his .335 Mason. Jeff Schneider, g, Virginia Tech: Eaves, g. Louisville; Mark Eaton, c, settled but the two contenders -11th- previous encounters, however, with with players in late rounds.” minor league Player of the Year when he who all think they should be playing with the Don Wilson, f. Northeast Loui»ana; Mike UCLA; Mike McKay, g. Connecticut; seed Bettina Bunge and unseeded Austin winning all five matches. in the 1978 draft after an All- drove in 137 runs and bad 34 homers while Dodgers.” average, 104 RBI and 21 homers. Helms g. Wake Forest; Dan (^llandrillo. Alvin Jackson, g. Southern; Thad America career at North Carolina “We think he has a shot to make “ I’m trying to improve myself, to be better g. Seton Hall; Gamer, f. Michigan. Rick Campbell, g. Candy Reynolds — are both Potter, of Woodbury, Conn., It,” Layden said of McKay. : batting .373. He helped the Dukes beat the If they do, it’s hard to blame them. McKer­ INDIANA PACERS Middle Tennessee Riley Clarida. f. laong American. seeded 10th, beat No. 7 Pam Shriver ^d earned Rookie of the Year ; Dodgers* 1-0, last summer right after the nan, a bear for work and an absolute genius than I was last year,” he says. “Hopefully, by Clark Kellogg, f, Ohio State; Guy Island University: Michael Eklwards. g. for a first-time match with honors for leading the Kings to their improving. I’ll get my chance to play in the Morgan, f, Wake Forest; Jose Slaughter, New Orleans. In the m en’s singles, nine : major league strike was settled. for thinking up ways to keep the fans coming g. Portland Jeff Jones, g. Virginia; Rich WASHINGTON BULLETS Americans advanced to the fourth Wimbledon’s 1981 champion, Chris first divisional champion&ip in 27 Along with biting the hand that fed them into the ballpark, runs a major league opera­ big leagues. Playing winter ball in Puerto l>IBenedeUo, f. Wlsconsin-Eau Claire: Bryan Warwick, g. St. Joseph's (Pa ): Evert Lloyd, seeded second. Potter year?. ; last year, the Dukes chewed up all their op- tion in a minor Teague setting but that still Rico with a lot of guys who were in the big Jeff Clark, g. St Joeroh's; Brad Leaf. f. Dwight Anderson, g. Southern Cal; Mike Ford suffered a shattered,eye or­ Radii Evansville. Donald Reese, f. Bradley; Gibson, c. South Carolinu-Spartanburg; could draw comfort from the fact i position in the PCL by sweeping to a lO-ti doesn’t assuage the disappointment of some leagues helped me a lot. Dusty Baker also Mike Scearce. f. Purdue; Craig Sum­ Mike Largey. f. Upsala; Dino Gregory, f. that Evert was taken to three sets bit in a game against Golden State in ; length victory in their division the first half of of the Dukes who feel they should be with the helped me when I was with the Dodgers in mers. g. Wisconsin-Stout. I.onff Beach State; Clarence Dickerson, February 1961 and was out of action ■TV spring training.” KANSAS CITY KINGS c. Hawaii; Jerrv Davis, f. Detroit; Byron by Virginia Ruzici of Romania last season and stretching that margin to 14- Dodgers. ’They figure they earned a job with LaSalle Thompson, c, Texas; Brook Williams, f. Idaho Stale; Wendell Gibson, Tuesday. for two months. He missed 10 games in the second half. To show it was anything them by their performance last year, so what Along with these three, the Dukes have Steppe, g, Georgia TiKh; Jim Johnstone, f. S.C.-Spartanburg; Ken Luck, g. Softball during the 1082 season with a variety such stickouts as Dave Anderson, a slick c Wake Forest; Mike Sanders, f. UCLA; Delaware. James Terry, c. Howard; Anne Smith, who defeated the No. but a fluke, they then knocked off the Tacoma are they doing still playing for the Dukes? of injuries and averaged only 9.9 Ken Simpson, g. Grambling; Poncho Donald Sinclair, g. N.C. A ntral. 4 seed, Andrea Jaeger, 6-4, 6-2 TONIGHT Tigers in the post-season championship Albuquerque has at least three potential big shortstop who is bitting .329 and who is Wright, f. Louisville; Perry Range, g. points per game — the first time he Tuesday, was playing either Bunge 5.30 'Tennis. W imbledon series. league superstars in first basetnan Greg ticketed to ultimately replace BUI Russell; Illinois; Ed Nealy, f, Kansas State; Jack or Reynolds. was held under 10 points in a season Brock, 19-year-old lefthanded pitching catcher Dave Sax, bitting .355 and out- Moore, g. Nebraska: I^bert E^tes, f, TONIGHT’S GAMES liighllghls, HBO ’This year, with many of their players back Iowa State. In the men’s fourth round, the two since his Junior high days. phenom Sid Fernandez, and Candy fielder-designated hitter Tack Wilson, the LOS ANGELES LAKERS Red Lee vs. Ward, 6 - Pagan! 7.30 Red Sox vs. Tigers, from last year simply because the parent top seeds meet unseeded opposition. Williams has finished in the Dodgers are unable to make a place for them Maldonado, their exciting,- aggressive 21- PCL batting leader at .416 James Worthy, f. North Carolina: MB’s home B&J vs. Renn's, 6 - Charter Oak NBA’s top 20 in scoring for the last Channel 38, WTIC Willie Jones, f. Vanderbilt; Mike Hacfcett, Reigning Wimbledon champion 7:30 Mels vs. Expos, WINF on their roster, the Dukes may turn out to be year-old right-handed hitting outfielder from CrandaU managed the Milwaukee Brewers f. Jacksonville: Craig McCormick, c. Irish V 8. Dean, 6 - Robertson two seasons and holds a career 17.5 Western Kentucky; Howard McNeill, t. Some slight alteration tn the John McEnroe plays fellow coun­ 7.45 Yankees vs. Brewers, even better, lliey bad little trouble the first Arecibo, Puerto Rico. three-and-ahalf years before returning to Vlltner’s vs. Nelson, 6 - Nike tryman Hank Pfister and No. 2 Jim­ points per game scoring average, Brock could be the Dodgers’ regular first Albuquerque In 1978. He’s highly thought of Seton Hall, Lynoen Rose, g, Houston; Twilight League schedule finds Postal vs. Auto Trim, 6 • Keeney WPOP half of the season, winning by 10- games. Maurice Williams, (.Southern CaUfomia; my Connors was meeting unseeded while missing a total of only five Marshall helped build that margin with his baseman next year. There’s a good likelihood by the Dodgers for the'job he’s doing here and Micah Blunt, f. TVUne; Tim Byrne, f, Moriarty Bros, home Thursday Tierney’s vs. LaStrada, 6 - . 8.30 NASL. Sting vs. Strikers, Rutgers. Australian Paul McNamee. games in five seasons. .389 average, 58 RBI and 14 homers before of that happening. This presupposes the could even become their manager one day. night against the Imagineers at Fitzgerald "When an all-around guard with USA \ A likely crowd-puller was the being promoted to the big show. Dodgers will let Steve Gsirvey go the free He was considered for the nuuiager’s job by MlLWAinCEE BUCJKS Moriarty Field at 7.S0. The Gas Socials vs. Johnson’s, 7:30 - Nike UPI pNMo Ray Williams' proven ability 11 NASL. Cosmos vs. Housers will face Katz Sport, of game between third seed Vitas Earthquakes, Channel 9 ’The 8-S, 220ipound rigbthanded hitter bad agent route rather than pay him the money the Mets, Padres and Giants since he left the- Paul,Pressey, g-f, Tulse; Fred Roberts, Buffalos vs. Moriarty’s, 7:30 - becomes available, you have to take Yooiie; Jeny Becks, t, Meriden Friday night at 6 o’clock dt Gerulaitis and No. 14, Roscoe BILLIE JEAN KINQ MAKES RETURN 11.30 Tennis: Wimbledon been moved to the ouUield from first base he'll ask and that’s a pretty good supposition. Brewers. ' Mjddlc Tenmnee Stale; Tony Carr, a, RdbertsonI Tidy Car vs. Ander­ him,” said Joe Axelson, Kings’ St. Thomas Seminary. Tanner. Both had to go to five sets In besting Wendy Turnbull at Wimbledon highlights. Channels 22, SO WiM-onsIn-Eau Claire; Bobby Austin « son, - 7:30 - Fitzgerald Tuesday to qualify. Gerulaitis had to president and general manager. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. June 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 30, 1982 Recipes and Menus Food TV'Movies/Comics S c o re b o a rd FOCUS/

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Top with chopped onions, Driossn lb 3 0 0 0 Evans lb 3 00 0 .Inne.s cf 3 0 0 0 Garvey lb 1000 llepdrsn cf Herald Reporter iloshidr rf 3 0 0 0 Brenly c 30 10 Draveky p 0 0 0 0 MarsMI lb 4 2 2 1 4 110 Barfield rf 4 12 1 Klutls Sb 3 0 00 Hmmnd rf 3110 Stolen Bases she asks. cubes of cheese, cooked bacon, and Ramos ss 4 0 0 0 Upshaw lb 4 0 10 Gross- 3b 1 0 1 0 Martin If 40 10 National League — L.Smith, StL 36; Vn Grdr c 3 0 0 0 O'Mallv 3b 3 1 1 0 Edwrds cJf 2 111 Scioscia c 5 0 1 1 Brown If butter. Season. Fold up and seal and cook Shirlev p 2 0 0 0 Hammkr p 3 111 Lezeano rf 5 2 3 0 Russell ss 4 0 2 1 4 0 0 0 Johnsn dh 3 0 10 l,o|Hv 2b SOOOConcpsn 2b 4 1 1 1 Moreno. Pit 35: Raines. MU 32; Dernier, Get ready, get set, go. The Fourth of HER SECRET? She uses bottled price p 0 0 0 0 Kennedy c 5 2 2 0 Rcuss p 3 0 10 Revmg ph 10 0 0 Nevunan r 4 0 1 0 Wshngt ss 40 11 Phil 31: Sax. LA 30 45 minutes or until done. Check once in a Stanley ss 2 0 0 0 July, the summer’s biggest holiday Italian dressing as a marinade for AMKRICAN LEAGUK I indsly ph 1000 Bevacq lb 4 0 11 Forster p 0000 Moseby cf 3 0 0 0 American l/Cague — Henderson, Oak while to make sure they are not burning. Wiggins If 1112 Niedenfr p Griffin ss 3 0 0 0 G(MKlwn ph 1 1 1 0 72: Wathan. KC: 25; LeFlore, Chi 22; weekend, is upon us. And unless you By United l*rcss Internnlional Kern p 00 0 0 0 00 0 Totals chicken parts. “I had a recipe for a Totals 31 0 4 0 Totals 28 3 7 3 Pittman 2b 5 0 0 1 Monday pn 0 00 0 35 4 7 3 Totals 34 ! 7 1 Phillips S.S 1 0 1 0 .I.Cruz. Sen 18: Garcia, Tor 17. want to spend it stuck in a four-mile East Seattle Totals . 32 2 7 1 Totals 34 7 96 Pitching marinade in an Italian cookbook,” she ' W L Pet GB Cincinnati OOOOOOOOO— 0 Mnniefsc p 10 10 Shirley p 0 000 003001 000-4 (’hilfer p 0 0 0 0 Toronto 000100 000-1 Oakland 000010100-2 Victories checkout line at any supermarket in says, “and it was so time-consuming. Rosemary Deslippe’s Hoslon 44 28 6II — San Francisco 0l0 002 00x—3 Fr-Gareia, F/“ Shirley. Cedeno DP—Cincinnati 1 Hamir/: 3b 4 0 0 0 Barfield. LOB-Seattle 5. Kansas (’My 21300100x—7 National League — Valenzuela, LA 10- Manchester, you’d better start thinking Milwaul r h bl Kahs;i.<; Cllv “Be Dreoared’’ makes a dandy Boy potatoes while they are still warm. Minnesota 19 56 .253 2B‘i2 CI'ITSBUR(JH CHICAGO Wilfong If 3 0 0 0 Sample If -20 11 Soto Cin 2.27; Andujar, StL 2.3; Laskey, dressing overnight in the refrigerator. DraNeckv 3 0 0 0 H'm<| i W 1-fli 5 3 1 1 4 3 Tuesday's ItesuUs ahrhhi ab r h bi Carew lb 4 000 Mazzim cf 4 0 0 0 SF 2 57; Niekro. Hou 2.61. Scout motto. But it’s equally apropos Next day, fire up the grill and cook as Add celery, chopped, parsley, and SeafUe 4. Tctrnnto 1 Mnreno cf 3 1 1 0 Wills 2b 4 0 10 DeLcnn (W 3-2> 2 3 1 1 Ravinr dh 4 I 2 0 Bell 8b 40 10 Aimstrong tS 1) 4 4 1114 u American League — Hoyt, CJhi 2.18; when you’re talking about summer enough additional mayonnaise to make Bo'^ton 4 Delniit 2 B;iv 2h 4 0 00 Sandbrg 3b 4 0 2 0 l.n- Angeles 3 000 Hostetlr lb Balk- Hood T-2;53. A-26,837. Beattie. Sea 2.46; Bannister. Sea 2.91; usual. He.Icksn rf 1000 Renk... Cal 2.93; John. NY 2.95. salad the desired consistency. > Cleveland 9, Balhinnre 2 M.idlck 3b 4 0 0 0 Bucknr lb 40 10 Heii'-v 8 10 4 4 D ark lb 0 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 4 0 2 0 entertaining. And if tne weather this weekend Milwaukee 11 New York 4 l')’hm[is lb 4 1 1 0 Durham cf 4 1 10 I'orsler 2-3 0 11 I.\nn cf 4 0 2 1 LJhnsn dh 2000 ('IMCA(JO MINNESOTA Backyard barbecues don’t just Califeriua 2 Texas I ParkfT rf 4 111 Moretnd If 3 0 0 0 Niedenfuer 1-3 2 0 0 Grich 2b 3 0 0 0 Grubb ph 1 0 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi doesn’t cooperate, don’t cross out the Kansa>. ('itv 7, Oakland 2 Davis rf 00 00 Woods If 1 0 0 0 Shirlev il. 0-1) 1 3 2 2 DeCim s 3b 4 12 0 Richrdt 2b 4 0 0 0 I oFlore cf 5 02 0 Mitchell cf 5 2 3 1 happen; they demand some behind the chicken on your menu. Mrs. Deslippe Teaberry Cooler Minnrstiia 12 ('hieafto 5 I- asirr If 2 0 10 Jnhnstn rf 4 0 3 0 Betds pitf hed tti 4 batters in 9th. Full ss 2 0 0 0 Wright rf 2 100 Bernz.rd 2b 5 0 2 2 Wshngt ss 5 2 43 scenes planning, so that food can just be says it can be baked instead in a Wednesday's (lames 1 ary If 10 12 Davis c 4 0 2 0 H ftP-bv DeLeon fl.andreaux). IhMino <• 2 0 11 Flynn ss Kemp If 4 0 11 Bmn^v rf 5 0 3 2 I 'cna c 3 0 2 0 Bowa ss 3 0 0 1 ss 3 0 3 0 M CC Junior Relays thrown on the grill, and the hosts can 2 tablespoons instant tea 5 'All Times KOTi '^ciivr ia T 3:20 A—47,361. Totals 29 2 7 2 Totals 30 1 7 1 I.itz.insk dh 5 110 Hrbek' lb 3 2 00 moderate oven for one to one and a half SeaMie i Beattie 5-4) at Torcmto iStieli Berr.i ss 2 0 0 0 Jchkins p 2 00 0 I'isk Ih 4 0 10 Johnsn dh 4 1 1 0 spend most of their time relaxing with V i cup sugar ■. Monin/ ph 0 00 0 Hcrnndz p 0 0 0 0 California 000110 000- 2 MM I GiriK hours. In fact, that’s what she does all r. fl I 7 :«i p m ST LOUIS PHILADELPHIA Ti-xas 001000 000-1 Hill e 3 1 1 0 Vega ph 0100 their guests. 3 cups cold water Biistim fHiirst 2-2i at Detroit O’etiy B- ISmiih ss 1 0 0 0 Molinar ph 1 0 0 0 DP- California 1, Texas 1. ILOB— Foley e 1 0 0 0 Laudner c 4 1 1 0 • 50 Yard Dash — 1. Laurie Smith. 2. Debbie winter. Bheden p 4 0 2 0 Campbll p 0 0 0 0 ab r h hi ab r h bi Ganlarz, 3. Hrather Laverie; 10 Yard Dash — Some Manchester families have some 4 cups cranberry-apple drink, chilled fl I 7 Ifi p in DSmilh cf 4 3 2 2 Dernier of 4 0 1 0 ilifornia 6, Texas 2B—DeCinces. Hairston rf 30 11 Ward If 4 0 1 4 If chicken’s just not your dish, Mrs. (’lev eland i Sutcliffe 5-3) at Baltimnre Briggs ph 10 0 0 l.vnn S—F'oli 2. Wllfoni \'I.aw 3b 4 0 10 Gaetti 3b 5 2 11 1. Tanya Baskin, 2. Genevie Leduc, 3. (!)athy Add instant tea and sugar to cold water rnfik 32 3 9 3 Totals 35 110 1 Herr 2h 4 3 3 1 Ro.se lb 4 0 10 special, no fuss menus to get you thinking Deslippe has another suggestion for beef ' Flanafjan 6-5). 7 35 p m Bamsev 2h 2 1 1 0 Virgil c 0 00 0 R ER 13B SO Almon ss 2 3 2 1 Castino 2b 5 1 1 0 Ryan; Softball Throw— 1. Beth Leslie, 2. Deb­ in large pitcher: stir until dissolvpd Miv Milwaukee il.ereh 5-5) at New York PifKhurgh OOOOOOOOO-3 California Totals 36 5 12 2 Totals 40 12 15 11 about your own preparations. cubes. They may be marinated overnight Chi'ago 000 000 00 1 -I lirnnd/ lb 4 2 2 3 Matthws If 3 120 bie Ganlarz, 3. Jennifer Gibbs; 4 X 220 — 1. in cranberry apple drink and chill. When : '.loTin 5-Bi 8 p m T ena'c lb 1 0 0 0 Hobinsn lb /ahn (W 9-3) 62-3 Chlcai'O 010011101-5 No last-minute tricky foods, no ( alifiimia (K Korsrh 7-6) at Texas 1 OB—Pittsburgh 9. Chicago 8. 2R--J. 1000 New Haven TC. 2. Illing TC. 3. Buckley TC; - in bottled French garlic dressing. The Hemlrck rl 4 2 2 7 Gross If 1000 T'orts-U (S 9) 21-3 Minnesota 001502 04X-12 delicate dishes that can’t wait for the ready to serve, pour over ice cubes in tall : I Mallark 3-5i, 8 35 p m Tli-i'ipsfiii Pena. Parker. S—Moreno Texas Fr Fisk. V. I.aw 2, Gaetti. DP— I>ong Run — 1. Jennifer Gibbs, 2. (Senivle day of your picnic, simply thread the o.ikland iKeough 6-10) at Kansas City B e SF Bowa I.andrm rf 0 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 20 11 l/cduc, 3. Laurie Smith; Long Jum p— 1. Tanya glasses. Makes 2 quarts. | lori’ If 2 0 0 0 Diaz c Modi' h tl. 5-7) 9 7 2 2 3 Chi' ago 1 Minnesota 2. LOE)~Chicago 8. clan to finish that ail imported game of cubes onto skewers with onions, green 'Sjihftoiif 7-4', 8 35 p ni IP H RERBBSO 2 0 10 Mirnesotn 9. 2I4--Gaetti, Hairston, Ward. Baskin. 2. Genevie Luduc, 3. Lynn Adams. M' tJee ( f 3 12 1 Roberts c 2 1 1 0 T 2:23 A-15,749. volleyball. And not necessarily plain old Chicago (Huvt 10-51 at Minnesota I ‘iitsbiiT oh 3B- Washington SF-W ard. Iloyx \ 2 ik i: \ peppers, mushrooms and cherry '( .••«lillo 2-5i 8 35 p m Bh"den 'W 5-6) 9 10 1 1 0 2 pf.ttor c 4 0 0 0 Vukfivch rf 4 1 10 hot dogs and hamburgers, either. Biiimnir r 00 0 0 Trillo 2b 4 0 0 1 IP H RERBBSO 50 Yard Dash — 1. Tim Horton, 2. Michael tomatoes for a shish kabob. Eggplant Hors d’oeuvre Thursday's (lames I hicai'" Hf ISTON DETROIT Chieago .h'ukin? 'L 5-9) 7 5 1 1 4 5 Oherkfll 3b 5 13 0 De.lesus ss 3 0 10 ah r h bi ab r h bi Chirgwin, 3. Tirn Parasiliti; 10 Yard Dash — 1. Here are some homegrown "Sprinkle the kabobs with garlic salt Chii ago at Minnesota nSmith ss Dotson (L 3-8) Seattle at Toronto |i' I nandez 1 3 2 2 1 0 4 2 2 1 Farmer p 00 00 ...... 2h 2 10 0 Timmll ss 4 0 00 Andrew Herten, 2. (}hip Blodget, 3. Laurel suggestions of how to fill the time and a little oregano,” Mrs. Deslippe 1 medium eggplant : Lahti |> 0 0 0 0 Lyle p 00 0 0 Hi' key Satchel; Softball Throw — 1. Bryan Brophy, 2. B (JiriK For both the chicken and the kabobs, WTIONAL LEAGUE WiK'ii cf 4 1 00 White If 4 14 0 MiIIpi rf 3 1 1 1 Brookns 2b :io o o A ?».I8l simplest barbecue in the world.” Or, at V i teaspoon thyme, crumbled ■-learns c 5 12 1 Norman If 10 0 0 Plnladelphia lOOOOOOCQ- 3 Turner ph 100 0 50 Yard Dash — 1. Alexis Cruz, 2. (^rol Mrs. Deslippe makes a German style Bv United Cress International I' Matthews. McCJec V i teaspoon sail East '^laul' lb 5.0 2 2 Taveras 2b 3 0 0 0 LOB—St. Louis DeJohn 2b 000 0 Williams. 3. Dana Burzynski; 100 Yard Dash — least, in Manchester. But simple doesn’t potato salad, which may be served warm \’alci'tin rl 0 0 0 0 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 fi Philadelphia 6. 2B Hernandez. Totals 31 4 7 4 ToUls »32 4 2 1. Meredith Sauer, 2. Jenichelle Devine, 3. Trim eggplant but do not pare; cube. W L C S'hmidt Hendrick. O, Smith. 3B—McGee. mean boring. l.i'UIS 43 33 Fnslcr II 5 0 2 0 Milner ph 10 0 0 Boslot* 201 OnO 010- 4 Shaunldyn Palm er; Softball Throw— 1. Alexis or cold. Her choice is chilled. But the IIB-Hernandez (3). Hendrick (12). S - Detroit "We don’t have a lot of sophisticated Heat oil in large skillet. Add eggplant Chila^ ^1‘>nt^cal 200 200 000-4 (Based on 3.1 plate appearances x Prospect St. She entertains frequently, Tuesda\ s Results I-'.-M.iiikowski, Oliver DP—New York 2.39 A-23.H50. number of games each team has played) Wogelius; Softball Throw - 1. Craig Williams, are no ordinary spuds. Their mouth­ I'lHshiirgh 3. Chu ago I LOB New York 11. Montreal 8 2B- MILWAllKKE NEW YORK National League 2. Dave Russell, 3. CJecll Smart; 4 x 220 — 1. watering aroma comes from the addition and is a gracious hostess for large 2 cups dry pinto beans New S’ork 5, Montreal 4 B.irkman 2. While. Slaub. 3B—Oliver. HR ah r h bi g ab r h pet. Manchester SC I. 2. Manchester SC II. 3. New Oliver il3). Gardonhire (1) SB—White. CLI-’.V! LAND BALTIMORE ab r h bi of sauteed onions, soft processed cheese numbers of guests. 6 cups water Mlanid 6 Houston 5. II innings ah r h bi ab r h bi M'ditor 3b 6 1 1 0 Rndiph 2b 4 1 1 0 Pe*na Pit 61230 23 76 .330 Haven TC; Long Run - 1. Eric Murray, 2. Her choice for the Fourth, admittedly SI Louis 15. Philadelphia 3 Uaws'in 2 S—Taveras Y'lunI ss Thompson, Pit 68249 48 81 .325 1 medium onion, finely chopped IP H RERBBSO Hannisfr U 3 10 1 Bumbry ef 4 0 0 0 6 110 Griffey rf 5230 Brian Parkany, 3. Steven Carlson; Long Jump food, and crumbled bacon. San Franci.sco 3. Cineinnati 0 H'lrrah 3b 5 0 12 Sakata st 0 0 00 Cooper lb 5 3 3 3 Winfield If 4122 Oliver Mil 70 261 42 83 .318 - 1. Eric Murray, 2. Troyano Spell, 3. Kevin '"nie potatoes are marvelous with the a bit unusual, is a roast turkey. “It V t cup olive oil or vegetable oil San Diego 7. Los Angeles 5 10 innings New York Simmons e Knight, Hou 74 286 39 90 .315 Uulen 5 7 4 4 4 2 Hargrv Ib 5 110 Ford rl 40 10 5 12 0 Piniella dh 4 0 2 2 O’Donnell. sounds odd,” she says, “but you can do it V i cup wine or cider vinegar Wednesday's (James Thornin dh 4 2 2 2 Singletn dh 3 1 0 0 Thomas cf 42 2 1 Mmphry cf :i 0 0 0 Dawson. Mtl 68281 57 8B .313 spareribs,” Mrs. Richardson says. And All Times EDT) I each IW 1-0) 4 3 0 0 0 4 Fdwrds cf 0 0 0 0 Mybrry lb 4 000 l,andrcaux LA 62 214 37 67 .313 H /C 0 IloyH in the morning and get it out of the way, 3 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley Monireal P.'igel ph 10 0 0 Murray lb 3 110 the secret to both dishes is the generous Pitishurgh I Robinson 7-31 at Chicago Bando i 4 14 0 Ripken 3b 3000 Oglivie If 4 2 12 Srhallev ss 20 10 Ray Pit 7D 285 41 88 .300 50 Yard Dash — 1. Jumel Bryant, 2. Steven then have cold turkey outside in the 1 tablespoon chopped fresh basil or 1 'It ' I. Smith 1-31, 1 35 p rn. Bogerv . 5 2-3 8 3 3 4 4 Mttnev dh 3 0 3 3 Nettles 3b Cedeno, ('In 64 234 29 72 .308 Borgida, 3. Eric Wolfgang; 100 Yard Dash— 1. use of heavy duty aluminum foil to cook. Burn- (1- 3-101 1 1-3 2 2 2 0 1 Haves rl 5 2 11 Rocnick If 4 00 0 :iooo teaspoons dried San Diego iKuhclberger 6-8 and Show M.innng ef 3 1 1 0 Nolan e 4012 Biohrd dh 2 0 0 0 Robrtsn 3b .10 0 0 I.Sinith SIL 74 281 62 86 .306 Richard Hudson, 2. Robert Buleau, 3. Matt It seals in ail the juices, and there’s no afternoon.” i'3i at Los Angeles 'Welch 7-5 and Heanlnn 2 1 0 0 0 2 Bomer'i 2h 5 12 1 Wynegar Schmidt. Phil 60 200 46 61 .306 Lewtker; Softball Throw - 1. Eric Morris, 2. As accompaniments, she goes with 1 teaspoon salt Wl’ Rogers. T-3.15 A-29.194 FiM'hlin ss 5 0 12 Dauer 2b 3010 dO 1 0 pan to wash. Stewart 34i 2 . 5 06 p m Pereoni 2b 3 10 1 Crnwly ph 1000 M'tore rf 4 0 10 Espino -c 0000 American League Robert Buteau, 3. Eric Wolfgang; 4 x 220 — 1. V i New York i Falcone 4-41 at Montreal "the usual,” including the traditional teaspoon black pepper ^ n n e r ss 2 00 0 Totals 44 11 16 10 Totals 34 4 10 4 g ab h pet. Manchester Missels, 2. Bladerunners, 3. As an extra bonus, if time is a con­ ‘(lulltckson 4-71 7 C6 p m H airah. Glev ^ 71271 57 96 .364 watermelon for dessert. It’s a menu that Romaine lettuce Dwver If 0 00 0 Milwaukee 110161 OLD-11 Silktown Runners; Long Run — 1. Jason sideration, neither potatoes nor ribs will St Iauiis iAndujar6-5i at Philadelphia HOUSTON ATLANTA New York 262000 a » - 4 O siper. Mil 66 273 47 91 .333 Totals 38R 9 11 9 Toials 312 4 2 Dieterle. 2. Brian Schwarz. 3. Steven Borgida; is easy on the hostess, and one which will 3 tomatoes, cut into six wedges each ■ Christeii'-on 3-li. 7 35 p.m ah r h hi ab r h hi n 'v e la n d 010 004 049-9 IJ—Mumphrey, Nettles. DP—Milw.aukee Hrhek. Min 62 241 42 79 .328 suffer if they are precooked a bit before Houston ' Knepper 2-«i at Atlanta iP rii'in 4 2 11 Butler ef 6 0 10 Raltimnre 000 200 009-2 ■’ LOB •Milwaukee 9, New York 8. 2B— Mf Hae KC 72 275 39 90 .327 !/0ng Jump — 1. Eben Plese, 2. Bryan Sardo, 3. coming outside to the grill. Parboiling feed just about any number of guests. No 2 7 ounce cans tuna, drained and Nii'kri. 6-2' 7 40 |) m I'uhl rl 4 2 10 Hubbrd 2b 5 13 3 LOB-Cleveland 8, Baltimore 6. 2B— Thomas 2. Money, HR—Cooper 2 (16). Miirrav. Ball S91S6 32 62 .318 Jumel Bryant. problem with leftovers, either. There broken into chunks Ciminnaii iBercnyi 5-8) at San Knight Ih 4 122W shngtn rf 5131 the potatoes and pre-toiling the ribs Ford. Dauer Thornton.' Bando. HR— Winfield (9i S-Winfield. White,' KC 63 227 34 72 .317 Girin 12 A 13 won’t be any! 12 ripe olives I 'ranc iseo i l^iskey 6-5>. 10 35 pm ' ruz II 5 00 0 Murphy If 5 110 Th'irnlon (19) SB—Fischlin. IP H RERBBSO R iett, KC 67 262 51 83 .317 50 Yard Dash - 1. Sandra Gibson, 2. Sira about 15 minutes each cuts down on Thursday's Games A hb\ (• 5 0 11 Horner 3b 4 0 11 IP H R ER BB SO Milwaukee (Jarria. Tor 69 295 40 93 .315 Berte, 3. Heather Webb; 100 Yard Dash — 1. 6 anchovy fillets (optional) Piiishuigh at Chicago (iirner 2b 3 00 1 Rovster 3b 0 00 0 llemdnn. Del 70 264 43 83 J14 • cooking time outside. ('leveland Caldwell (W 5-7) 7 10 4 4 3 3 Debbie Juskowski, 2. Christine Gama. 3. Deb­ Place beans in a large saucepan with New York at Montreal, night S'on (f 4 0 0 0 Chmbls lb 3 0 0 0 Denny iW 5-8i 7 3 2 2 4 5 Augustine 2 0 0 0 1 0 Paelorek, Chi 64 234 27 73 312 The Richardsons top off their menu Marilyn Richardson’s Howe 3h 4 0 10 Benedict c 3 0 10 Brennan 210001 New York Home Runs bie Flood; Softball Throw - 1. Theresa Som- with a gigantic salad made with "lots water. Bring to a boil; cook two minutes. iNiekro p 2 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 5110 Rallimore Guidry iL 8-3i 4 1-3 9 8 8 2 6 National League — Murphy, At! 21; bric, 2. Sheryl Veal. 3. Margo Milhomne; 4 x Sparerib Sauce Remove from heat; cover and let stand Heep ph 1 0 0 0 Walk p 2 0 0 0 MeGrgr (L 8-6) 52-3 6 5 5 3 2 Fl ;i/ier 1 1-3 4 2 1 0 2 Kingman. NY 17; Thompson, Pit 15; ^ 220— 1. CJolumbla I, 2. New Haven, 3. (Colum­ and loU” of leaf lettuce that grows in Hohcr.gp p 0 0 00 Whisnln ph 0 1 0 0 R 'wlev 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 Baker. LA and Carter, Mti 14. bia II; Long Run - 1. Sheryl Veal, 2. Debbie boil, and simmer about 20 minutes. Bob Richardson’s one hour. Cook until beans are tender, Cappzzll p 0 0 0 0 Hrabsky p 0 0 0 0 Grimsiev 12-3 2 2 2 0 2 their garden. EASTERN LEAGUE T Martinez. 1-312211 Miv 2 3 1 0 0 1 American League — Oglivie, Mil and Juskowski. 3. Marci Carew; Long Jump — 1. “We have scads of it,” Mrs. Richard­ Vi cup chopped onions sauted in bacon Spoon over two pounds of spareribs that about two hours, adding water if needed. Muffin p 0 0 0 0 Smith ph 1000 WP-CaldwelL PB-Wvnegar. T~2;4e. Thornton, Clev 19; Thomas, MU 18; Potatoes in Foil Bv United Press International Walling ph 0 0 0 0 B<*drosin p 00 0 0 Slnrldard 1 1-3 2 0 0 2 0 Debbie Juskowski, 2. Kim Mizesko, 3. Jackie have been wrapped in heavy duty foil. Drain. While beans are still warm, place T-2;56 A-12.551. A- 3)199 Cooper. Mil and Hrbek, Min 16. son says. The lettuce is mixed with drippings I Second Half) t a('oxs p 0 0 0 0 Linares pn 1110 Johnston. Barbecue at least one hour, or until well in a large bow. North T-itaL 36 5 6 5 Totals 40 6 12 5 anything else that happens to be in 2 tablespoons vinegar 6 medium pared potatoes, cut up W L Pci GB One nut when winning run scored Vt done. Cooking time will depend on the Add onions, oil, vinegar, parsley and — season in their garden now — cup water 2 onions, chopped finely I.' nn 4 4 .500 lluusi'.n 201 (XE000 00--5 seasonings; toss gently. Cover and chill. Hill laid 3 4 .429 '"a cucumbers, some early carrots, even Vi cup lemon juice size and cut of the ribs. Vt Ih'lvoke 'tiania 000 002 30001-6 Dound velvetta cheese cut up At serving time, place beans in 3 4 429 DP Houston 2. Atlanta 1. LOB— some thin-sliced green and yellow 2 tablespoons brovm sugar Glens Falls 3 5 375 1 Note: spareribs do not contain much Romaine-lined salad bowl. Top with Soulli llousl'in 3 Atlanta 10 HR-Thon (1). SB * summer squash. 1 cup chili sauce Vt pound bacon, fried and cut up _ Puhl Thon. Walling. Royster. SF— meat. Generally, V4 to % pounds per per­ tomatoes, tuna, olives and anchovies. \\ aierhurv 5 2 714 Knigtif Garner Rosemary DesHppe of 23 Alexander salt, pepper to taste Hnstol 5 2 — Vt stick butter or margarine 714 IP H RERBBSO CALDWELL OIL, INC. Combine all ingredients. Bring to a son should be sufficient. Makes about six servings. H(;idinj> 3 4 .429 2 Road is of tte school of cooking that says salt and pepper or seasoned salt, to Wi“it Haven Houston 3 4 429 2 .1 Niekro 6 5 2 2 1 2 Tuesday s HosuUs B'>hergo 2-3 3 3 3 1 0 Buffalo at Bristol, ppd . rain Cappuzzell'i 0 I 0 0 0 0 of Ju ly Special! l.vnn at Glens Falls, pjxl ram Molhtt 21-3 0 0 0 2 1 c o d Waterhury at Holyoke, ppd rain UaC-’ss (L 3-3) 11-331121 * 1 > 0 9 * . . . Beading at West llaven, ppd , ram Atlanta WiHinesdav's Games Glenv Fulls at Bristol Walk 7 6 5 5 2 3 Bullalii at Lynn Hrahoskv 2 0 0 0 0 0 Holyoke at Beading Bedr-’sian iW 4-1) 2 0 0 0 1 2 Waierhurv at West Haven Cappuz.z.ello pitehed to 1 batter in 7th. 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 Recipes show off 'Manchester a la carte,' too Thursilav's (James HBP—hv .1 Niekro (Benedict). WP—J. Glens Falls at Bristol Niekni PB-Ashby, T-3:12, A-10.483. Buffalo at l.vnn Holyoke at Beading 2 tablespoons brown sugar Waterburv at West Haven Kristy Harris’ Fresh Vegetable By Adele Angle 1 • [ > -- - Vi cup chopped pecans * 2 5 . 0 0 0 1 Focus Editor Cheese Frlttata Vi cup raisins It’s finally here! The lortg-awaited “Connecticut a la 6 marshmallows Carte,”, otherwise known as the Five Arts Cookbook, is Wash and core apples without cutting ail the way CCXNNECTICIIT i out, at last. 1 Vt cups chopped zucchini through. Cut a piece off the bottom of each apple if GM Cool It iD e 400-page spiral bound cookbook,- with 495 carefully IVk cups slic^ mushrooms necessary so it will sit firmly. Pare '4 down side of ap­ 'tested redpes, is a three-year Joint fund raising effort Vi cup green pepper, chopped ple and make foil cups to cover bottom third of apple by the five arts ^ u p s of Greater Hartford. ’They in­ V4 cup chopp^ onion and shape to fit. AUTO REPAIRS th is ShuntnMT clude the Connecticut Opera, the Hartford Ballet, the 1 clove garlic, minced Place in 11 by 7 inch shallow pan. Fill the centers of OAKS FINALS! apples with sugar, lemon rind and butter. Put 6 Hartford Stage Company, Hartford Symphony 3 tablespoons oil Orchestra and Wadsworth Atheneum. tablespoons water in bottom of the baking pan, and bake n— 6 eggs uncovered in a preheated 400 oven until tender, basting " WE SERVICE ALL All the recipes in the $10.95 book come from the V4 cup light cream Horn* of Goodwrancfi' GENERAL MOTOR “The Best Female Greyhounds- friends and members of the five arts groups. 1 pound cream cheese, diced often. After 35 minutes, poke apples with a straw to see CARS AND TRUCKS And, don’t worry, Manchester a la carte is well 2 cups day old bread, crusts removed, cubed if done. Do not overcook. in the Nation are Entered!” : represent^ in “Connecticut a la Carte.” 1 cup sharp cheddar cheese, grated In mixing bowl beat mashed potatoes until fluffy. Add • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS Manchester residents contributed with recipes such salt and fresh ground pepper butter, salt, nutmeg, cinnamon, cream and brown as Joyce Wnn ViteUl’s "Baked Apples with Spiced Sweet In large skillet, saute zucchini, mushrooms, peppers, sugar. Beat until well mixed. Fold in pecans and raisins. • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS Fill each apple with sweet potato mixture. Top with • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Potatoes” and Krlstv Dale Harris' “Fresh Vegetable onion and garlic in oil for five minutes or until Cheese Frlttata.” There are recipes such as Marilyn vegetables are softened. Cool.' marshmallow and place in preheated 350 oven until • AUTO PAINTING LAMES DAY PeracchiO’s “Stuffed Eggs a la Parisieime” and Emily ■ Beat eggs with cream, add cream cheese, bread, warm. Then put imder broiler to toast marshmallows. Serve warm. Microwave conversion instructions • CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE Free General Admission MacKensie's “Germah Marinated Pork Slices.” And Cheddar, vegetable mixture and salt and pepper. Mix many more. well. Turn into well-buttered 10-inch spring form pan available. • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Grace Robinow of Manchester came up with "Pickled _ huypMrinjun and bake in 350 oven 55 minutes or until browned. JULY4 Pumpkin” and Ruth E. Shepherd of Bolton contributed Cool 10 minutes and remove sides of pan. Cut into FREE GENERAL ADMISSION “Shortest Salad.” wedges to serve. Microwave conversion instructions Emily M.S. MacKenzie’s FOR ALL LADIES! Mrs. Vitelll was the area resident who probably con­ available. CBay ufitH m s S M f i M s r J tributed more recipes to the new cookbook than anyone German Marinated Pork Slices CARTER else locally. Along with her “Baked Apples,” she came •SliHbWfor------iM jP O R T A N T up Witt one for “Molded Spinach Salad,” “Soupa 90NT a u v ANY KXX L 0 W Joyce Anqe VitelH’s Baked 8 ribs loin of pork or any boneless pork roast IMMEDIATE BANK RATES SONDAT, JU1Y4 Avgolemono,” a Greek egg and lemon soup, plus recipes Vk cup good quality olive oil INSTALLATION for corn Mtters, a sausage and prune stuffing, and Apples with Spiced Sweet Potato 2 tablespoons wine vinegar available aomettinff called “Flamed Mushrooms.” TIm cookbodc’s edit^in-chlef Is Melinda M. Vance of 1 Vk teaspoon salt . S ^ eftO volunteers from the five arts groups have 1:00 PM West Hartford, a co-editor for “Soup Con,” the popular 2 tablespoons chopped sweet pepper or pimento 1220 MAIN 8T. q>ent mbre than ttree years on the project— cooking, 6 firm apples (Golden Delicious suggested). Per AUTO REPAIR gourmet cookbook published by the Chicago Junior 4 tablespoons fresh grated onion testing, sampling, and compUing and editing. apple; Vk teaspoon sugar, Vk teaspoon grated lemon rind, MANCHESTER League. 3 cloves garlic The end result is 405 carefully tested redpes, with ac- IVk teasi^n butter Mira. Vance has been aided in her current effort by a Vk teaspoon dried oregano TEL. 646-6464 companylng wine suggesUons by' an internationally 2 medium sweet potatoes, cooked peeled and mashed battery of experts, induding a microwave codcing con­ Have loin booed ^ cut into halves lengthwise in long known wine expert. Of the almost 500 recipes, 185 conr. 3 tablespoons butter R te .4 4 -A (2frtLE—tol BoHonLake) sultant from Bon Appetit magasine. You can buy the sttips. bOx the of ingredients in ,a shallow non- GMQUAUTY 1 tain directions for microwave. Each recipe comes with salt to taste cx>/B^n^R r 742-73oe CONN. TdRNPIKE (RTE. 52) TO EXIT 87, PLAINFIELD* book ttrou^ local bookstores. tk finely grated nutmeg metal dish laiYe edou^ to hold the pork. Marinate SBMCE nuns In Com. l-800.M2-llS9,D)raetPlalnn«ldllnc:964-2l4S,OutofSUte l-BOO.243-0114 * carefully tested nutrition content .information. Here are some of the redpes area residents con­ covered at least foar-honra, turning frequenUy. risss, Nutritional adaptations and food processor directions 1 t e a s p ^ cinnamon O PIN DAILY »-T SUHOAV t********* ******* *.*********;^***,^A^„„,^* tributed: 2 biblespnons cream Please turn to pa^ 19 GoaoBAL MOTORS m a n onriBON come Witt many recipes, too. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., June 30, 1982 — 17

Ift — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., June 30, 1982 Your Neighbor's kitchen " D E B iM R K : ¥ n a rd ' 'js r CHARCOAL LIGHTER Doris Bensen's philosophy of cooking is 'fast and easy' THAT'S GOOD\m 7ER/ Taste the food.. .not the fuel!

SAVE 20C ON DEER PARK”100% PU R E SPRING WATER Mr. OMWn Wa w« radaam mia ooopon lor tha taca vMua t*ua T* handHng ma oonaianaf compitad w«h lacma o t ma oWar Any omar y p ticMton onion. Heat thoroughly, stirring con­ more slices bread and sprinkle on el ma maHa to conact For coupona not property raOaamad win be r a p o ^ t o ^ o ^ Fnapaelora By Barbara Richmond one that her family never tires of. Thit couptm la norvtranalanSIaand good only w me prodwci It) tpacinad tnwicM pr^ng por- stantly. Turn into fondue pot over top and spread melted butter over , ehMaerMimetani alock to c o w coupona praaamad For (aOamptkm imMt ba Herald Reporter It’s made with ground beef, onion ■hewn on raouaat (Fa»ur« to oornpFy may rt)*o all coupona at*mmad For radwnp- low heat. Serve with bread cubes, that. Cover and refrigerate over- ; ¥m can taste how pure Itord. Vow wF«ar» pre>an>a j '/4 pound melted butter often, and in fact, she likes to keep plate. Top with potatoes. cups and freeze until firm. Garnish ■ \ 7QS1G 10D4D3 Mix bread, ham and cheese, add some in the freezer for emergen­ Put on top crust, seal and flute with cherry halves before freezing • milk to beaten eggs, add mustard cies. edge. Prick crust for steam. Bake in or with sprigs of mint after free zin g.; I and salt and pour over bread. Cube 2 Recently the Bensens had guests moderate oven (350 degrees) about 1 May be served as salad or dessert..; * ifera^e! from New Zealand — parents of an hour or until browned. Serve with AFS student who had visited them warmed catsup. Makes 6 to 8 ser­ before. Mrs. Bensen did a lot of vings. ATTENTION COUPON USERS! ^ K)^ on extra cooking while they were Tuna-Onion Fondue $10 FREE COUPONS visiting for three weeks. SAVEKFon "They really loved my Peanut HURRYI ACT NOW! Learn How To: ^ Harvest Onion fran 2 ( 6'A or 7 ounce) cans tuna Carmel Squares which call for 1 pound Velveeta cheese (shredded) 1 • Receive $10 in FR EE coupons on brand names of your Hidden Valley Ranchi choice. H u r r y l 1 butterscotch chips. They said they 1 cup-milk SALAD DRESSING MIX hadn t seen butterscotch chips in 2 • Trade unwanted coupons for coupons of your favorite Uf TO T H E D EALER ; You arr Authorlicd to ad *» our «jcnt b»r r«fcmplkin «l Ihlj coupofL We will Q r t n d 3 tablespoons chopped parsley 5 relmbune you for its iacc value plus 7« lot lurYdllng. pnnkling llul you and Ihe coiuumer haw complied brands ... New Zealand so they took some back 1 tablespoon instant minced onion 3 • Qet your share of hundreds of dollars a year In the Harvest OniDD 2 with Ihc (cTTTu of this ofFet O il O il ^ < fi The cofiiumcf musl pay any ules Ux. This coupon must not be reproduced, traralerred cit assigned flB V O T S with them, along with my recipe,” form of cash rebates. SALAD DRESSING MIX ofFer is limited to one ctxjpon per purchase of specific product artd ilee. Other use i.(*ulitules fraud The • Drain and flake tuna. Put obligaUan lo redeem this coupon (s expretsiy cundlltutYed nn Ihe rrlaikr shonvlng on request B f lG S iZ O S . Herald photo by Richmond she says. shredded cheese in saucepan over ACT NOWI invoices proving purchases o l suTfidenl stock within Ihe past nlisety (DO) days hi covet coupons Ftr FrM info send I soH-iiMrotsod stampod mnkrt to: presented For redemptkin Once suhmiiled Irx redempFion. coupons hecoriYe Ihe properly o( medium heat. Pour milk over and from T)» Cloroa Comparry Otter void vdserc pmfMbiled. taxed or required to he Iketued by law HER RECIPE for Meat and INTERNATIONAL COUPON TRADERS II IV I Cash value 1/20 of K . 1b redeem this coupon, send It lo TH E CLOROX COMPA.NY. ^ PO. BOX 1430. CUNTON. IOWA 52734 COUfON EXPIRE.S June 30.1963 MMLQD I D L L L I DORIS BENSEN MIXES FILLING Tater Pie, which she was preparing stir until cheese is completely P.O. BOX 384. Brooklyn N.Y. 11230 . . . for meat and 'tater pie when 1 arrived, is plain and easy and melted. Mix in tuna, parsley and (Hidden Halley Ramch

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Wed., June 30, 1982 — 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 30, 1982 Supermarket Shopper MODERN AUTO Ice cream gets The joys of Fisher's gronitos RADIATOR Clip n file refunds | Library offers coupon exchange INTRODUCES the 90-mlnute joys of granita during the course of the evening and Vegetables,Veoetables. starches, fruits (File 4) # ■ I was in San Francisco very briefly last month and drive-in end 'to be a drag,' took the opportunity of driving out to the Sonoma Valley thought you might like to try a couple for yourself — Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off exchange as often as three Has the popularity of the lot of retired people. Many By Martin Sloane needed,’’ says Susan people who come in to look drive-ewey soiutioni in order to visit old friend — M.F.K. Fisher. I had they are so easy to make and such a boon in summer. coupons — Average refund offers with beverage Elgart, who was one of the times a week. coupon exchange caused Granitas are Italian water ices made with simple coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed through the coupon files FOR: received a copy of her newest book not long before, and I Beard Rhoda Orenstein tells me first to use the exchange. With all this traffic, you any problems for the was most eager to tell her in person how very much I syrup, or sugar and flavorings. Fruit juice, coffee, iroofs of purchase while looking for the required might expect that the library? also go home with a book Ruto radhrtor leaks, professor says that the idea for a coupon "One day we found a sign or two — and we’re very enjoyed it. champagne and pureed fruit are -the most usual. A . -efund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers coupon files are filled with “Not really,” says Ms. hose leaks, on Food and magazines, and when trading with friends. exchange came from one attached to the carton pleased.” To my mind, “As They Were” (Knopf, $13.95) con­ frozen liquid with a crystalline, grainy texture , a asking for volunteers to everyone’s rejects. In fact, Orenstein. “When we first overlwatii&- granita can be made in an ice tray in your freezer — ; Dffers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ of her library’s patrons. My last question con­ UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (UPI) - Professor tains some of the best writing Mary Frances has ever James Beard “We started the help file the coupons by they are. started it,, a few of our tiiennostal^ done. It’s a collection of essays written over the years, there’s no need for an ice-cream maker. try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. But, as Frieda Himmel members ciame in together cerned the coupons in the anti-freeie changes, Phillip G. Keeney takes'a lick from a cherry- exchange box as an experi­ product groups, and I was food section of the library’s some of which have been published before and some The following refund offers are worth $6,92. This one of eight people who told me, “The coupons one and caused a bit of noise, cleaning and flushing flavored ice cream cone at the Penn State Universi­ ment two years ago,” says newspaper. “There is no which have not. week’s refund offers have a total value of $15. signed up.” person throws into the but now they usually come ty campus creamery. He steps back, his eyes squin­ Lemon Granita Ms. Orenstein, who is the doubt that having the We have found that These recollections are so frank, so personal, so full of This offer doesn’t require a form; head of community ser­ She helped to organize exchange box are precisely in one at a time and go most of our customers ting at it from behind large bifocals. Boil Vk cup sugar and 1 cup water together for 5 RIVER RICE P.O. Box 55017, Houston, Texas exchange has protected the human comedy, and yet sketched with such delicate house cool in summer. (This balcony is of great interest vices at the Plainview- the coupons into 10 file the ones that another per­ through the coupons in a “Does yours taste OK?” the man many consider minutes to make a simply syrup. Cool completely, then problems can be solved strokes, that one feels one is almost part of another to the cows — they peer in and try to eat the piants, 77055. Receive a $1 refund. Send five box tops from Bethpage Library in Plain- folders according to son can use.” (Coupons very businesslike way. food section,” says Ms. the world's premier ice cream connoisseur asks a mix in % to Vi cup of lemon juice — the amount depends 2-pound River Rice. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. Orenstein, “and it stays within this time frame. mere novice, who has his mouth wrapped around human being’s secret thinking. which I suppose is one of the hazards of living on a view, N.Y. "We put a product categories. Soon given to the exchange are “Everyone uses the on how tart you like your granita. 'Pour into metal These offers require forms: relatively intact so that The problem part is another cone and detects nothing but fresh, pure working ranch.) these, too, were bulging initially placed in a large exchange: mothers with removed, promptly HER DESCRIPTION of the battle of life in refrigerator ice trays and freeze until about 1 inch of the ; BUITONI FOODS CORP. Receive a package of notice in the library everyone can enjoy it.” In between the two main rooms there is a hall, with and required a further divi­ carton and later filed by small children as well as a repaired on our sweetness. Provence is superb. As I well remember, having had a mixture has frozen around the sides of the trays, then Buitoni High Protein Spaghetti or Macaroni. Send bulletin that we were “I don’t think mine has enough cherry pieceS,” more books, and a perfectly marvelous bathroom. A collecting coupons, and sion. volunteers.) premises and kitchen of my own to contend with in that part of the bathtub of.noble proportions just out into the room, remove. the required refund form and the “Light” bursts “ I have even found Insure against job loss Keeney says with the air of a disgruntled super­ country, it’s not all Pierre Deux fabrics and country an­ soon we had lots of people Today the lib r a r y ’s reinstalled. which is agreeabiy large; the lightning is subtle, one Turn the mixture into a bowl and beat until smooth. from the front panels of any three Buitoni High Pro­ orange juice coupons in the visor, perhaps about to walk through the door of the tiques. Dear me, no. But if ice boxes were few and far dropping their extra "collection” includes more WASHINGTON, D.C. (UPI) — Executives who are Replacements are wall and the ceiling are painted Pompeiian red and Return to the trays and repeat step 1. Beat until smooth tein Spaghetti or Macaroni packages. Expires Dec. than 5,000 coupons. They exchange,” says Ms. Gehr- adjacent ice cream plant to bawl out the employee between, flies omnipresent and the rapid decay of a second time, then return to ice trays and freeze com­ coupons into a big card­ worried about lo^ng their jobs now can take out in­ available from our dis­ there are literally dozens of pictures and bits and pieces 31, 1982. are arranged in more than man. And Mrs. Elgart says tributor size inventory. responsible for shortchanging him on cherry parts. produce and meat in a hot climate inevitable, the open- pletely. Serve in sherbet glasses. CHEF BOYARDEE $1 Refund Offer. Send the board carton. surance against it, according to the American Council of Keeney, a professor of food science at Penn of memorabilia that are dear to Mary Frances for one "We watched it very 100 produtt files and neatly that she has often found the Relax in our waiting air markets and the people in them were a joy. Kitchen reason or another, and which she changes around when required refund form and six labels from Chef tuna and disposable diaper Life Insurance. State, teaches a two-week course each winter, nine sinks were of pink marble, albeit often without water; carefully, and when we stored in a two-drawer file The Council says a Canadian insurance firm is room, while our the mood stikes her. There’s fven a nice old rocking Boyardee canned pasta. Send at least one label each cabinet. There is even a coupons that she needs. hours a day, on the making of ice cream. Although the rhythm of life in an ancient land was almost hyp­ Coffee Granita from Zooroni and ABC’s & 123’s. Expires Sept. 30, saw that an average of 10 offering a new plan that protects executives with an in­ knowledgeable university students can attend, most of the 70 to 80 chair, and guests tend to linger in there forever. file folder for refund Which coupons are in specialists get you notic in its allure. I loved it all the way it was. Combine 8 tablespoons Italian-roast coffee, ground fo r; people were using it each come of between $25,000 and $100,000 when they are learners are executives and employees of ice Mary Francis prepared lunch for us all with her usual 1982. forms! short supply? “Surprising­ The book is generally available now, and if you are at espresso (or you could use instant espresso), 2 to 4; COMSTOCK Refund Offer. Receive two 20-cent day, we decided to keep fired. The policy, which is being test-marketed in the moving again. cream makers and suppliers from around the effortless style: a salad of wild watercress and various it.” Lois GehriYian told me ly, the coupons for hair Toronto and Montreal areas, covers salary, the cost of all interested in food, not to mention fine writing, you other greens, tossed with oil and vinegar and kippered tablespoons sugar (according to how sweet you like your ■ coupons or five 20-cent coupons. For two coupons, spray, shampoo and world. owe it to yourself to get a copy. The chapter in which "It started out as one big that she tries to go through fringe benefits such as life and health insurance, reloca­ 640-9682 salmon, and hard-boiled eggs. Those ranch eggs were so granita) and 4 cups boiling water in a glass or pottery: send the required refund form and any two toothpaste seem to be in MODEM RNMTOR WORKS Keeney has published dozens of papers on ice Mary Frances describes dining in a completely deserted carton. But soon it was full the files at least once a tion services, and legal costs if illegal dismissal charges fresh! Tliere was wine, of course, and homemade bread coffee-maker. Leave to steep for 30 to 40 minutes. Cool; Comstock Pie Filling labels, For five coupons, send week. Mrs. Elgart says great demand,” says Mrs. 373 M»ln 81., M inch, CT cream flavor and structure, has done consulting Burgundian inn, watched over by a mad waitress who of coupons, and it was dif­ are brought against the emnlover. and a granita with fresh cherries — icy and refreshing completely, then pour into ice trays (if you use ground" the form and four labels. Expires Aug. 31, 1982. that she visits the Elgart. work on three continents and testified before con­ comes across as a kind of acolyte to a chefgod out in the ficult to find the ones we and not too sweet. coffee, strain it through a paper filter to remove' CREAMETTE CO. Receive a 1-pound package of gressional hearings. kitchen, is pure heaven. And her description of the 1 could have willingly sat there all afternoon, but duty grounds). Freeze, beating twice. Serve in sherbet" Creamette Spaghetti. Send the required refund street sounds in Aix summons up a vivid picture of that He also ovensees the making of 100,000 gallons an­ called. (I had to go and act as one of the judges in the glasses, topped, if you wish, with a spoonful of whipped i form and the starred top flaps from two 1-pound neighborhood — you really must read it. March of Dimes Gourmet Gala.) I reflected upon the cream. packages of Creamettes Elbow Macaroni. Look for nually of ice cream renowned for its quality On arrival at Mary Frances’ home, it was immediate­ throughout Pennsylvania, which is the nation’s No. the form on the package. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. ly evident that her Siamese cat was feeling mighty 2 ice cream-producing state behind California. PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH-MEGS. Receive a 75- pleased with itself. Inquiry revealed that it had just cent Pennsylvania Dutch coupon and noodle "There aren't really any secrets about ice caught a mole. 1 must confess to a momentary pang. I Feds relax rules on meat labeling recipes. Send the required refund form, the cooking cream. " Keeney said. “It's all written down. have had a soft spot for moles ever since I first read directions from two packages of Pennsylvania Everyone uses pretty much the same equipment. Kenneth Grahame’s immortal classic "The Wind In The adulterated meat products that are It also cannot be used when it, Dutch Egg Noodles and one label from any brand of The formula's the same. It all comes down to how Willows.” I hate to think how many years ago. It’s an WASHINGTON (UPI) — The properly labeled,” said Donald would alter basic characteristics of; tuna fish. Expires Sept. 30, 1982. well it's monitored — the attention to detail and irresistible fantasy, and Mr. Rat, Mr. Mole, Mr. Badger Agriculture Department has Houston, administrator of the meat products such as ground beef,; VLASIC FOODS. Receive a refund equal to the checking incoming ingredients." and Toad of Toad Hall ate such amusing meals. relaxed its rules on the labeling of Agriculture Department’s Food fabricated steaks, barbecued meats' price of one jar of Vlasic Deli Bread & Butter Anyway, dispatched moles notwithstanding, Mary products like sausage and bologna Chunks. Send the required refund form and a For Your Shopping In the ice cream course, the students make about containing meat removed from the Safety and Inspection Service. and corned beef cuts. 50 different types of ice cream. They can change Frances was in fine fettle and her house was as serene register tape with the price of Vlasic Deli Dills Look for Our Fabulous Convenience and inviting as I remembered it. Designed for her by bone mechanically by a process that circled and the price of Vlasic Deli Bread & Butter Most C t ^ores the ways of making it by altering things like milk yields some finely powdered bone. Foods that can contain the Houston said getting the last bit of; fat content and the amount of air allowed in. David Pleydell-Bouverie, on whose ranch it is so meat from bones, which only the; Chunks underlined. This offer is available only in 16 PageHoBday Circular perfectly situated, it consists of two wonderful, vast, product include red meat products Coming In the A l l Open Monday, July 5th "This action will facilitate the use like beef patties, sausages, mechanical process can do, would' limited areas. Expires Dec. 1, 1982. "People think it’s great to eat 50 different ice bookfilled rooms. Herc’i Each el ihest afl >e 'eedi'r ••eiiabie 29 Cook-Out: S^ba. A&P M att Frinka 95 Without air it would have greasy character — the Remove from oven, let stand for 10 minutes. Serve Cldcken COC 1 7 9 • 5-1 bt. Country Styt# R ibi air makes it spongy" pork hot or cold, sliced thinly. Leg Quarters Ground Beef e l Blade Steaks >b iL Pack • S-lb6. Chiefcon Lagi 25 SCCF SRISHETSUNTRMHMED WHOLE 1 TO 10*CUSTOMCUT Keeney said most minimum priced ice cream has REEF CHUCK«BONELELs CHUCK OR FU 8H (CHtexEN ICQS i r ) 199 Ham Steaks or Roasts‘Sir 100 percent "overrun." meaning it has the Chicken >b 79^ Boneless ShouWer Ro^s lb 1 Fresh Briskelsioi^i.., ,bi” Ruth Shepherd’s Shortest Salad CHUCK REEF RNtRONCLESS WHOIE'CUSTOM CUT maximum allowable air content so that the maker FRESH'MIIEO FRYER PARTS ^ '149 Pork Ribs-Country Style Box-O-Chicken lb 59^ Boneless Cube Steaks ib im Beef Rib Eyes “Si.*?* ,.4‘’ ends up with twice as much ice cream as original RUFFLES OR REG. 1 grapefruit, sectioned BfEFLOm^WHOLE'STOr-lRS BONELESS PORK IOIN4RHI END FRESH FROZEN lOOS ALL REEF i*4»799 mix. Middle-priced ice cream has about 80 percent 1 small green pepper, cut in chunks fi lb Boneless Pork Roasts I POTATO CHIPS Chicken Breast lb k ’ Topps Hamburgers pkg i t Beef Tenderloins S!!®!- overrun and expensive ice cream 20 to 70 percent. "iUlfllej "10 dates, pitted, and cut in half K B PKO («£EF l-LS PKO I 49) WHOLE OIU /MOO (•W‘*O tE E F l-LB PKO 2 M | Hb 199, 239 CONNECTICUT Favorite dressing (Italian a good choice) "ilT 2” Kahn’s Jumbo Meat Franks pkg 1 ' Longacre Chicken Franks A&P Meat Franks "Some people can detect the difference and it , D b i u i, Okford Pickles might bother them (to have a higher overrun) but Iceburg lettuce Delicatessen » n Chicory l)iiir\ Specials people discriminate differently. This is what food Combine ingredients, and place on lettuce and FRESH SLICED manufacturers are dealing with all the time — you VALLEY chicory. Serve with Italian dressing. can’t please 100 percent of the people,” Keeney QUARTERS Cooked 129 said. '/i lb. bag Land O Lakes $' Ham SAVE 30c Marjorie Chapin’s Keshy Yeha ’ 1-ib. 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V4 cup plus 2 tablespoons flour ZESTY AMCRtCAN (acrow from ManchMtor Caldor’s) Ml teaspoon salt Seahest Sour Cream Ijind O Lakes Cheese ASSORTED FLAVORS POTATO COLE SLAW OR V4 teaspoon fresh ground pepper New Country Yogurt Macaroni Salad Y4 cup butter Ann’s Piano & Accordian 2980 Main S t, Glastonbury YELLOW OR WHITE STORE SLICED cup red wine Kraft Cheese Singles German Bologna (acroaa from tho Putnam Bridge) 2 medium red or green peepers, coursely chopped (iroeers Specials Private & Individual Lessons cup finely slic^ onions l''r()/cM Specials JUMBO-ASSORTED-TWO PLY (A pound mushrooms, sliced ASSORTED Beginners thru Advanced VITAMIN “ C " 2 medium tomatoes, chopped ’(imar> Specials Viva Open Daily 10 AM - 7 PM V4 teaspoon cayenne Wishbone Cail for An Interview 5L492/99? , Tropicana salt to taste Dressings 89 Paper Towels ;79' ' - FAMK,YRACR4ASSORTEO»TWORLY 649-0078 1 tablespoon finely chopped sweet pickle Orange Juice 89' 8WEET*HOT DOO«HAMBURO V4 cup seedless raisins REGULAR OR CRINKLE CUT 189 Vlasic ReEshes 2 *1 Coronet Bath Tissue 6 small stuffed green olives, chopped A&P French Fries EARLY CALIFORMA 1 cup water OCLICIOUS Stuffed OBves 'T 6 9 ' Clorox Bleach LAUNO fREO b FINISHED 1 2-pound Edam cheese, rind removed and cut in V4 Birds Eye Broccoli Spears r 5 9 ‘ REAL D C tU lT TOWt.NO Mrs. Filberl’s Mayonnaise ’S' 1 ” White Foam Cupso..!,. inch slices Birds Eye Cool Whip CHUNK LIGHT IN WATTR chopped fresh parsley OVEN READY Geisha Tuna While Paper Plates TABLECLOTHS Coat beef with V4 cup flour mixed with salt and x n N iT MANS. 0 «CH REAS OR HEAVY DOTY TO BEAUTIFY YOUR CRYSTAL. 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PcpsLCob 6’£:i‘’ Crackers —9 9 ' Cucumbers ------« Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 awsHM uu wn AXASAau e l L ■ WKMPHeTIWAWilT-JU.T4.HI1. _aUrWBiTl«NW.WlWCfIIIVtTI^IIIQMTTOmifQU*HTTTK»*WOTOCOAMCTrrROQMWBrBI tAAOWA • Eattbrook Mall, Mansfield SUOOR [ , Thursday: Turkey salad, potato salad, pickled beets Phone:456-1141 ; end onions, wheat bread, pm ut butter fudge cake. I BUm CORNERS, MANCHESTER CALDCR SHOm m tt 7 M M m O T DOWNTMIN MNCNE4TER Freeh Fruit I EASTERN CONNECTICUT'S 1 Friday: Breaded fish,'succotash, creamy coleslaw, LEADING FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS! Op«ti Thurs. til 9 P.M. [ leisins, rye bread, chocolate chip cookie. MANGHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 30. 1982 - 21 "0 - MANCHEt. : HERALD. Wed.. June 30, 1982 Senior citizens Pageant entrant ^PEOPLE PhiL ROURA«TOM POSTER About fowii Trip to may try again named president of the Society of Connecticut Ladles name officers PTA volunteers feted Craftsmen. Mrs. Laughlin is pewtersmith and EXCLUSIVE! enamelist. Jennifer Joy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James is Thursday Barbara Walleit of 147 Waranoke Road, has been Volunteers in the Nathan Hale School PTA were She has a bachelor of fine arts degree in fine and com­ Joy of 63 Eldridge St., Miss Greater Vernon, came honored at a tea recently for their contributions to the mercial art from Pratt Institute and has trained in in as second runner-up in the Miss Connecticut e le c t^ president of the many activities this past year. There was also a drawing Ladies of St. Ju n es and ' many craft media. Today she works exclusively in pageant Saturday night in New Britain, Editor;s note: this Neck. for the quilt members made to raise money for the Is Rixze plotting comeback? Mn. Edward J. Morlarfy •; handwrought contemporary pewter and enamel. "As Miss Greater Vernon 1 will be making some column is prepared by the The legal clinic will nol'- expansion fund drive for Lute Children’s Museum. Mrs. Laughlin has had her works exhibited throughout appearances in the area. I will be attending third consecutive term, he has kept a operate during the summi^ir^ was elected Vice presl- ■ Frank RImo was one of America’s most staff of the Manchester The quilt drawing was just one of the activities con­ New England and New York, and her work is included in Manchester Community College in the fall taking a relatively low profile. Senior Center. It appears months. For legdT^ dent. ducted by Nathan Hale PTA to raise funds for the controversial mayors when he ran Gtber officers elected collections in this country and abroad. legal secretarial course. ! may try for the pageant Philadelphia with an iron Tist. The liberal Today, the odds are that Rizzo will make in the Manchester Herald assistance you may call the _ museum. A total of $1,000 was donated to assist the a comeback. The former police chief, who at a recent dinndr She maintains a studio in Manchester, has been a again in a couple of years,” Miss Joy said Monday. community objected violently to him, and on Wednesdays and Satur­ Neighborhood Legal Ser-'" museum in moving to larger quarters. guest artist in the Manchester public schools, taught at She also won the talent award at the pageant for mayors elsewhere blasted him for his has been called Supercop and the Cisco meeting at Manchester' days. vices at 278-6850. Steve Ling, director of the museum, drew the winning Lutz Children’s Museum, and now has an .exhibit in her singing performance of ’’Only Make Believe, "shoot t O 'k iH ” orders during raeial riots Kid, nicknames from his razzle-dazzle Country Club were ticket for the quilt. The winner was Alice MeCooe of “Stately Gardens,” at the Old State House in Hartford. from ’’Showboat.” . and looting in the City of Brotherly Love. patrolman days, has an army of supporters By Jeanette Cave SETBACK June 25, W l Maryann Leone,, Bolton. The Society of Connecticut Craftsmen is 47 years old She won a $100 scholarship for participating in the But since he failed in his attempt to over­ urging him to run next year against incum­ Director. people: 7-5 treasurer, and Mrs. Volunteers honored were: Carol Clark, Chris Waites, bent Mayor William Green, who has been and maintains a retail outlet in cooperation with the Old pageant, another $600 for being second runner-up turn the city’s charter so he could run for a Sue Howath 126; Oscars. Alfred Kargl, recording Peggy given labels like "wealthy . . . patrician . . . Greetings: Burnett, Lorraine Grasso, Rita Hayes, Becky State House. The society also presents an annual juried and a silver bowl and plaque for winning the talent Cappucio, 126; Bill Stonezr. secretary. LaFontaine, Donna Embser, Carol and Dan Burnett. Wasp . . . Mr. Clean . . . ” ’The Elizabeth Park trip Miss WaUett is a MSt > exhibit. This year’s exhibit will be in October at 126; V. 'Turek 124; MUch Sue Baker, Cindy Oliver, Bonnie Gearin, Ruth Rose, contest. Despite his low profile since his carnpaign is this Thursday leaving Wesleyan Potters in Middletown. Miss Joy is also involved in theatrical groups in Desimone 123; Bob Aheaip” department president 'of Elaine Famham, Lee Sullivan, Charlene Smith, Mary to get a third term flopped, Rizzo has ac­ the Senior Center at 10 123; Amelia Anastasio 118i;r the American Legion town. She's performing in “Carousel'' with the Richard Corhery Ann Sines, Jane Moran, Joanne Santamaria, Bethia cepted every invitation sent to him. He a.m. for those who have Bess Moonan 117; Margan Auxiliary, past president Unitarian Summer Players and will be in me Shannon Lee Tweed (Hugh Hefner's love) and her sister Tracy Bosco. shows up at even the smallest event and is signed up. Reed 116; Violet Dion 11B:v of Manchester Council o f, Paintings to be shown Fantasticks " at MCC in the fall. greeted like a long-lost hero by ethnic sup­ On July 22 we are having Also: Peggy Yost, 'Bernie Bejhueur, Sandy Herlighy, Catholic Women, and a Diane Vasko, Jean Moore, Tricia Casey, Vita Zucker- porters. His reputation hasn’t been lost on Playmate hopes te lure Hef te altar a trip to Rocky Neck State member of die Women’s The works of Howard Rackliffe, paintings in oil and PINOCHLE June 27, ’tti" man, Lynn Reinholt, Yolanda Hernandez, Anne Cottier, acrylic media, are featured in a show sponsored by the The chamber offices are open from 8:30 a m. to 5 law enforcement groups around the coun­ Tall and beautiful Shannon Let Tweed up in Saskatchewan (to just under 6 feet) Park. dliib of Manchester and tables: Manchester Arts Council in the Chamber of Commerce p.m., Mondays through Fridays. The show is open to the try. They still regard his order to "shoot to has bared more than her soul in Playboy and lived in Toronto before she moved to The sign-up date is St. Francis HospltaV Carol Burrill, Carol Martin, Lynn Chappell. Catherine Gleeson, 828'“ BdrbarB Waliett Also: Philip Rider, Anita Carter, Mary Beth Jensen, public free of charge. The paintings will be available for kill" looters as the best psychological magazine as this year’s Playmate of the Los Angeles to strike it rich. Now she lives Tuesday . starting at 9:30 Auxiliary. office, 20 Hartford Road, thugh August. weapon for a police force. Year, but the 25-year-old blonde is setting in Hefner’s Los Angeles mansion. She a.m. This trip is free and Joseph G aribaldi, 80'4;'- ’the dinner committee members were; Maryann Sue Vaughn, Linda Flavell, Rosetta Reichle, Nancy There are, primarily, large canvases of Maine Coastal sale Rizzo refuses to speculate on his political Merrill, Kathy Gallagher, Cindy Scovill, Ann Case, her sights on the most impossible dream. brought her 6-foot-l baby sister, Tmcy, 17, there is limited seating. Mike DeSimone, 804; JoHn. L ^ , Mrs. Moriarty: Maty McAdams, Miss Waliett, landscapes, expressionistic in style. Acadia National future, although he has been recommended Doris Perolliello, Beth Ward, Nola Johannes, Darlene f She wants to marry her boss, Hugh Hefner. to live there also. The center will be closed Klein, 802; Dom AnastasitC Mrs. John Orezel, MrS. Salvatore,FlUotamo, Mrs. Paul Park in Bar Harbor, Maine, is the visual source of his as a candidate for Congress, the U.S. 795; Vi Dion, 787; A te" Cockerham, Barbara Douglass, Patricia Foley, Lois Here’re bridge scores 3 The Canadian model and ex-bartender, Last month, she brought her mother for work. Senate and for a federal post in the Reagan Monday, in observance of pqpge, Mrs. Alfred Kafgl Audi Mrs. Leo Kwash. who is Hefner’s steady girl, believes that she a two-week vacation at the Playboy lair, Rojas, 779; Vincehr' Olsen, Betty Andrews. Among the major collections that his work is The following are the results of the Manchester AM Administration. But it looks like he’d the holiday. can attain the impossible. Her plan: "Play which made waves. It was the first time that Orders for picnic tables Borelli, 771; Olive Also; Ruth Plouffe, Eileen Colletti, Emily Rockwood, represented in is ihe Albert Barnes Foundation in Bridge Club games of June 21 and 24: rather run for mayor. it cool. Hef is the kind of man who likes to a woman lirtked with Hefner ever brought Houghtaling, 761; L illies Joyce Rockefeller, Joan Gary, Geneva Parker, Marion Merion, Pa., the New Britain Museum of American Art, "It’s so far ahead that this isn’t anywhere are still being taken. If you Bridge North-South: Kaye Baker and Ethel Coon, first; Bar­ make his own decisions. And I like that. In her mother to meet him. It could be part of are int^rest^, please con­ Lewis, 758; Marge McLairn* Burns, Chuck and Joanna Bruder, Carol Masse, Mary Columbia University, and in private collections in the bara Davis and Peg Dunfield, second near the right time to discuss the mayor’s fact, I like male chauvinism to a certain ex­ her master plan to lead Hefner, SS, to the 747; Maud Custer, 747; Ann McMullan, Les Florek, Ed Berggren, Jim Harris, United States and abroad. race," Rizzo said. A supporter explained: tact the center. The tables ■fhe following are the results M die games on June 25 East-West: Ronny Toomey and Olympia Fegy. first, tent. altar. are bolted and reasonably Fritz Wilkenson, 739; Bill ol the Center Bridge <3uV: ' ' . i, Betty Andrews, Carol Kemp, Flossie Mosler, Aethea He also has an inaugural show at this time at the M.A. Donna Feir and Ellen Goldberg, second. "He means he’s running but won’t say so in To get where she is, Tweed posed in the McLean, Elizabeth Farley, Paul Gesuelle, Andrea "The women’s liberation movement con­ priced. First come-first S to n e , 736; Amelj.^l"' Jlorth-South: Wlimer CurUssWid Clem Hitchcock, Gallery, 205 Sisson Ave.. Hartford. North-South. Penny Wealherwax and Joe Bussiere, Rizzo relaxes at home. order to keep the pot boiling." nude. But would she allow her baby sister A n a s ta s io , 729; Sanx^ Stein, Margaret Martin and Mrs. Earl Moore. fuses me. I mean, what do they want to be served basis. ^ first; Mollie 'Timreck and Abbe DeMartin, second; and first; Barbara Davis and Harvey Sirota and Jac, Bogue liberated from? 1 like for men to open car to pose nude? “Sure,” said Shannon, “if it Schors, 727. ""f Rackliffe was born in New Britain and is a member of 0 would be for her benefit. Look, it took me Senior volunteers are Tanash and Dorothy Atoynaton^thlrd. the Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts. The paintijgs and Margaret Bogue, tied for second and third doors for me and light my cigarettes and East-West: Lou and ..Terry Daigle, first; Barbara Laughlln heads society East-West: Murray Powell and Barbara Phillips, Lorna Luftt 'I pay for my dinners. I don't want to be one three tries before I made the magazine. still'needed to help with that will be on display at the chamber offices range in Now. I’m the Playmate of the Year. And renovation work at the NET G O L F SCORFzS), Ahdersob and Penny Wealherwax, second; Dot price from $250 to $700. first; Donna Feir and Ellen Goldberg, second. of the guys. I’m for equal rights, but not Christensen and Nancy ^uizdak, third. G. Adeline Laughlin of 310 Hackmatack St. has been gotta be me!' for women’s lib” that’s worth $100,000—in cash—and a South School, the new June 28: She’s Judy Garland’s biggest defender. She was born m Newfoundland on a $50,000 Porsche.” And a chance to marry facility for the Lutz Dick DeMartin, 33; Aime She’s even willing to punch somebody in mink farm, one of seven children. She grew the boss. Children’s Museum. If you Duchemin, 33; Eld LithwIIl^ the nose if necessary. "She was a good per­ are handy with a brush, 33; Bob Metcalf, 33; Mi|t& son, with a large heart, whose only ambi­ saw or hammer, give us a Sibrinsz, 33. Wednesday TV tion in life was to entertain people, to sing call at the center. for them and make them feel good,” said We wish to extend our Cinema condolences to Betty the young woman in tight pants and a pur­ Twain hous^ maker enlists three out-of work ple jacket with a dragon on its back. She’s Jesanis and family over 8 - MOVIE: 'Separate Ways’ Is the Sidney Sheldon who writes the 6 :0 0 F .M . A married woman strikes out on buddies to help him rob a weal­ Loma LufI, star of "Grease 11” and the Please settle a dispute: Was it Bjorn episodes for “ Hart to Hart” the same per­ their recent loss. offers camp^ C£) - Ey*wltn«M Navra her own to search lor a new way thy drug runner. James Brolin. younger daughter of the late Judy Garland. Anderson who played Tadjio, the boy with James Coburn. Anthony Quinn Kt»rk\ ille son who wrote the novel “The Other Side ^ - Charila't Angal* - of life Karen Black, Tony LoB- Ilurtford "My mother was a terrific woman, but whom Dirk Bogard became obsessed in WF, WOULD LIKE to HARTFORD - Childr^' ianco- Rated R, (29 - Peal Pictures I'ilni I'Vslixal (Jtieinaw of Midnight” ?—N.F., Oeveland, Ohio £ (X) l29l - Nawt Wednesday Alltcni-uiii Cinetna — rotten stories are circulated by people who “ Death of Venice?’’—J.N., Dallas, Texas. 3:30 A.M. — Tom Thumb with car­ thank the Mary Dunphey ages 8 through 13 may aUl' CE) - Hawaii Flva4> 4:00 A.M. Reopens Thursday. want to make money off her by telling Bingo! You’re absolutely right. But it’s Sheldon did write the pilot to the hit TV toons 1:30. — Coal Miner's School of Dance for the tend the Pudd’nhedA^ dS - Lavama and Shlrlay (T2) > Auto Racing '62: USAC (TT) - Hazel Cinema City — Bambi stupid talcs that tend to denegrate her, and Andersen and Tadzio, not as you’ve spelled series and “ a couple of early episodes,” Sprints from Terre Haute, IN Daughter (PG) 1:40, 7:10, delightful performance Wilson Day (^m p spo)jt; ® - Calllopa Chlldran't (29 - Freeman Reports (G) 12:45, 2:45, 7, 9. - I’m mad as hell at those people," said Luft. them. And the film, released in the United said his spokesman, but “he no longer has ($1) - Professional Boxing From 9:25. - Damn 'Yankees 7 any association with the show.” He’s busy last Thursday at the sored by the Mark Twahr^ Frograma Today's stories sra 4:15 A.M. Chariots of Fire (PG) 2. "Everytime 1 see one of those guys or States in 1971, was directed by VIsconll. •King Rollo snd ths Trse,' "To Las Vegas with Yankee Doodle Dandy writing books. center. We hope they Memorial July 26 to ii6> 82) ** Newscentar 4; 30. 7:30, 9:50. — Das Boot women 1 want to bust them in the nose.” school will return soon and from 9 a.m to 12:30 p.m. at? SJt» or Not to Sss' snd ‘Brown 11:45 P.M. 9 Did actress Blair Brown have a baby? Wolf.’ (60 min.) 'k Melissa Sue Anderson isn’t 4:30 A.M. (R) 1:10, 4, 7:10, 9:55. - Luft, whose father is Sid Luft, is Liia repeat their program for the; Immanuel Church, (22) ® - Tonight Show Slorr?» Who’s the father?-W.M., Buffalo, N.Y. How many limes has Belle Davis won an ( 9 - Fastivsl of Faith dressed for a costume party and Megaforce (PG) 1, 3. 4:55, Minnelli’s kid sister. So far she’s been stuck those who missed it and es­ Woodland St. “ 12:00 A.M. d3) - Abbott and Costello TriinH -l.nx ColU*m* Boy! Did Blair ever have a baby. Robert Academy Award?—C.S., Depew, N.Y. ®-8tarTrsk , the members ol en unsuspecting (S ) - MOVIE: 'Charlie Boy' 7:20, 9:20. in the shadow of her mother and her big pecially for the seniors Campers will explore coiiege campus had better look (S3 -w MOVIE: 'Foxbaf A rene­ Colonial — The Old I'win — Star, Trek II 7, sister. "I try desperately to establish my Christopher Hand Jordan weighed in at 9 Davis has won two Oscars during her 0 - Nawsoantar gade CIA agent steals the plans 4:45 A.M. 9:10 — Stardust Memories fabulous career. She took Hollywood’s top who want to see it again. Mark Twain’s hous'd" out on MIDNIGHT OFFERINQS. Master (Rl with The own self—my own character and my own Lorna Luft: Mom's biggest defender pounds, 14 ounces and measured 23 inches I S - Over Easy Wednesday, June 30. The "ABC for a Soviet aircraft and then (5D - MOVIE: 'Suiting Over' A with Interiors 8:45. prize in 1935 with “Dangerous” and again T here vvill be lunch produce a Mark TwatJt tries to recover them after a Shaolin Brothers (R) from singing style—but it’s been tough,” she when he made his debut on April 18 in New 0 1 - Raportsr 41 1 f1>V> e M ii, r Movie Special" deals with terri­ recently divorced man finds the touch it with a 10-foot pole. "I gotta be me. Thursday for those not play, discover hldd^^ chef innocently swallows the swinging singles life sadly lack­ 6:30. N (M IIOII J York City. Poppa is, of course, Richard in 1938 for “ Jezebel.” But Bette, who - Jaftarsons laughed. "I love my mother and my sister, going to Elizabeth Park treasures in Hartford aiw; fying psychic powers. microfilm. Henry Silva, Vonetta ing. Burt Reynolds, Candice Cine 1 K- 2 - Porky's but I don’t want to keep hearing people ask and it’s hard, but I’ll make it big in the Jordan, who made his biggest mark (in began her movie career in 1931 in “ Bad - World Cup 'B2 Sodoar •'f: .'f' i.) I'iasI ILirtford movies and on stage,” she pledged. She and fun time afterwards. stencil T shirts. On July '3fl6' CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME McGee. 1977. Bergen, Jill Clayburgh. 1979...... I — Porky’s (Rl 7. 9:10. — On Golden if I’m the daughter of or the sister of so- acting, that is) when he starred in the TV Sister,” has been nominated on eight other 8Tournament Rated R. will, too. She’s tough, ambitious and has a Lunch is served every at noon, parents Will be In-' C53 - Perry Mason (R) 7:15, 9:15. I'ond (PGl 7:15, 9:30. and-so. I want to be me, and I’m getting mini-series "Captains and Kings.” Jordan occasions. They were: “ Dark Victory” in 6 :3 0 P.M . O - Saturday Night Live (22) - News legend to live up to. 1939; “The Letter” in 1940; “The Little weekday except Tuesday vited to bring other^ P o o r It I 0 h a r d . — there." and Brown, who’ve been housemating for ^ - CBS Nawt (T2) - Professional Rodeo from (2D - MOVIE; 'Morgen' A schi­ \\ illim anlir Foxes” in 1941; the unforgettable “Now, during the month of July. children and a picnic lunefi' zophrenic artist refuses to re­ Porky's (R/ 7:30, 9:30. Luft is so adamant on being herself that some time now, have homes in New York @ Bamay Millar Mesquite, TX .lillson .Square Cinema People Excluilvel enewert the moit and California. And you might like to Voyager” in 1942; “ Mr. Skeffington” in Please make note of tte to share in a stu^tlt^ cognize his wife's divorce and SIiowra««* (iiiteina — she refuses to sing "New York, New 1 0 l39 - NBC News (2 i • MOVIE: W e Joined the Interferes with her love affair. — Annie (PG) 2:10, 4.30, 7, intereeting queellont from reedere. know that the "Hand” in the li’l tyke’s 1944; “ All About Eve” in 1950; “The following activities: July 8, produced prograin. Navy* A young naval officer E.T. The Extra Terrestrial York," the song first recorded by Liza in 1 8 - Bualneaa Report Vanessa Redgrave. David War­ 9:30— Rocky 111 (PG) Send youre to ue care of thie name is in honor of Judge Learned Hand, Star” in 1952; and the horror classic, noon, center picnic — The fee of $30, $25 f ^ winds up as the hero of a revolu­ ner. Robert Stephens. 1966 (PG) 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7:10, the movie of the same name and later made newspaper. children of Memorial o|' 8 - Notlelro NaotonOI BIN No- O ieB2Computog tion. Kenneth More, Lloyd No­ 2:10, 4:30, 7, 9:20. - famous by Frank Sinatra. Liza uses the once a New York State Supreme Court “ Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?” in $1.25. Yon may want to nmas naolonslas eon Guillermo^, lan, Joan O'Brien. 1962 9:45. — Poltergeist (PG) u EI98I BV TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE. INC. Poltergeist (PG) 2:30, justice—and Jordan’s grandpa. 1962. Wotta lineup! bring your own lawn chair. Hartford Architecture Rastrapo. 12:45,3,5:15,7:40, 10:05.- song in her appearances, but Lorna won’t 220 Eati 42nd Sireel, New York. N.Y. lOOP - The Love Boat A ghost 4:35, 7:15, 9:30. July 15: Connecticut Conservancy membew^ 8 - Bob Nmwhart attempts to find his widow a Firefox (PG) 1:30. 4:15, River & Boat trip. The trip covers all materials, flm 8 - ABC News suitable husband. Gopher's sis­ Show slated 7:20, 10 - Annie 12:10, W indoor trip transportation an? in the year X0S3. Robert Wag­ 8l crimon cometido contra lus (33) - MOVIE: 'High Risk’ A film- ter is attracted to Doc and a di­ I’laza — On Golden Pond will leave from Uie Pic ’nd 7 :0 0 P.M . padres y hermano. Romal CanI* 2:35, 5, 7:30. 9:55. - Star snacks. Registration , is. ner, Btuait Whitman, Rosemary maker eniists three out-of-work vorced couple are accidentally (PG) 7:30. Save parking lot at 8:30 ^ -C B B N a w s .Forsy^ 1970 zaraB as al atatino y duano da buddies to help him rob a weal­ locked in a stateroom together. on M arilyn Trek II - The Wrath of la plantaclon da azur^r qua los a.m. limited. Call Elaip;, ®8-M*A*B’H ~ 8 9- AuW iMoIng ’B2: USAC thy drug runner. James Brolin, Guest starring Janet Leigh, Jim­ Khan (PG) 12:30, 2:45, 5, padrat da Jorga posaian James Coburn. Anthony Quinn. mie Walker and Jamie Lee Cur­ I )rn eliih July 22: Trip to Rocky Chesman at 247-0998. — ( £ - Muppat Show Bprlnta from Tofro Hsuto, IN HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - 7:25, 9:45. - Rocky III A dvice cuando al crlman fue cometido. Rated R. tis. (R) (60 min.) C a rt I Hartford — (TO - MOVIE: Yho Survivor' A Axel Anderson, Gsidys Rodri­ Marilyn Monroe will (PG) 1, 3, 5, 7:15. 9:20. - d ) - ABC Nawt 8 - wild, wild Watt (SZ) - PBS Late Night pilot Hr htuntsd Iw ths saris guez. become the subject of a Author! Author! (PG) Porky's (R) 8:30 with N S ) - You Aakad For It ortsh of his plans. Robsrt Pow- (23) - Nawsdssk 12:30 A.M. Modern Problems (PG I 10. (TO - Jaffaraons 1 0 :0 0 P .M . new rock opera, "Marilyn: 12:30, 2:40, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30. |ll, Janny-Aguttar, Joseph Cot­ 8 8 - Wimbledon NBC re- ( 3 3 - Adam-12 East Windsor - Bambi 8 - EBPN Bportsforum ton. 1981. . ( D - CBS Raporta The Parole ports on developments at Wim­ A Fable of the 20th Cen­ - The Thing (R) 12:45, Thoughts Game.' This program studies (33 - Bat Patrol (G ) 8:15 with Swiss Family 8 - Your Mag. for Womoh ‘ 8 -9 p o r t s Probs bledon. tury,” based on the 3:05, 5:20, 7:45. 10. ths present parole system and 8 - Night Gallary glamour girl’s life and Robinson (Gl :30. Tell customer to clean up or shop out 8 - Charllo'a Angola 8 ^ fMOVIE: Yho Haunting’ A reviews Its problems. (60 min.) (H i (S2) - Captionwl ABC Nawa esrafully sMsetsd group Is In- (23) - Waat Coatt Report career. M anrhexler 8 - Monoyllno d D -N e w s 8 - MOVIE; 'Going Apef trodueod to frightening manl- Three orangutans complicate 8 - MOVIE: Tha Music Man' UA 'riiealerK East — Maneliesler — Porky’s selected are hard rock and the volume is Joy is an important word In the Bible. “Be glad in thej 8 - Nowsoontar fsstatlons of the supornstursl. Great West Entertain­ l)i;\R tlllll : My problem is a radio off and said, “That’s mine!” CS3 - Banny Hill Show the life of their guardian. Tony A fast-talking traveling sales­ Bambi (G) 1, 2:35, 4:10, (R) with Cannonball Run The father didn’t say a word but he loud. I have asked both clerks to keep the Lord, and rejoice, ye righteous; and shout for joy, all 8 - MOVIE: 'Birth of the Julia Harris. Clairs Bloom. Ri­ fin 8 - Dynasty Alexis rsktn- Danza. Jessica Walker, Danny man organizes a boys' band ment, an Australian customer who patronizes my bookstore Bdatlis* Tho true atoryof hew chard Johnson. 1963 even though he can't tell one 5:50,7:15,8:40, 10.-B lade (PGl ‘-s?:15. looked so hurt. My heart just ached for volume down, but they persist in keeping that are upright in heart,” (Psalm 32:11). “Rejolcelj]* dlas Blakt’s passion. Nick rom­ Devito. 1981. production company, an­ regularly. He's dirty, grossly Tho Baadaa got thalc ttort Sto- 8>P>fi;miwwt/120 ances Krystls snd Fallon ipskss note from another. Robert Pres­ Runner 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30, Mansfield— Bambi (G) that poor man. I wanted to say it up to what I find a distracting level. the Lord always: and again I say. Rejoice” (Phil, phan Mtokanns, Itod CdlbOrt- SSl * Unola Floyd ton, Shirley Jones, Buddy Hack- nounced the theatrical overweight, rarely shaves or combs his D e a r . 8 r RdpubUoan Doboto a decision about her preg­ 9:40. — Megaforce (PG) with Swiss Family Robin­ I am 20 years older than the other two Now, there is a difference between joy and happlnese.t ■on, John AHman. 1B7B. z ett. 1962. event is scheduled to open hair, and his body odor nearly knocks me something to the boy, but I felt I had nancy. (R) (60 min.) 1:15, 3, 4:50, 7:15, 9:30. son (Gl at dusk. "girls” and was not brought up to ap­ The former refers to inner strength while the latt^ ( 8 - VIo BrodMi'o T(mMIo >■'- ; 8 8 - Mayport ahd AH That 1 ;1 5 A .M a on Broadway at the end of down! After he leaves, I have to use a A b b y better not. JM* One of the country’! larg- (93 - Nina on New Jaraay 12:45 A.M. preciate rock music. I have no objection 8 - Cl Dartohe dd Nooor (22) “ Entertainment Tonight the year. It also announced room deodorizer. Please print this, Abby, Maybe some relies on outward circumstances, Happiness depends cctovlarta an doctor y .ao an- ' 8 a MOVIE: ‘FIguras In 1 :4 5 A .M . "Godspell” and "The Best 555 MAIN STREET This man is not a bum. He's educated, come into your store with filthy hands aches not only for the father but for his coliege, not a regular “business'” office. iwalva con au propla liinHia. imdapepe’ 1Vro runaway pri- 14th' Crsspy things happen to d S - Twilight Zone fold, and there shall be no herd in the stalls; Yet I wilt iaaafft thv.raisfrtlsttiy purtutd a couple whan they move Into a (22) - Twilight Zona d l) - MOVIE: 'Atlantic City' A Little Whorehouse in 643-2165 loves to read and he buys everything and soil your merchandise. Neither must son, who apparently had not been taught Do you think that there is any way out Varonlcp Castro, Soqqriie Avb-. house In Earls, PA. Richard Ban- rejoice in the Lord, I will joy in the God of myi' liif. Humbdito Zurlta., . . ' by d’gioup'oi guards, lad by a 2 :0 0 A .M . small-time numbers runner as­ Texas” to Australian from cookbooks to political science. 1 ap­ you permit anyone to come into your to respect his father. of this dilemma? Do you think that rock .hsUeOpitr oordM 400-mMas of jamin, Paula Prtntits. pires to make the 'big time' in Salvation” (chapter 3, verses 17, 18). o - Entortainfflont Tonigltt C53 - MOVIE; The Culpepper theaters, said the stage Over 30 Years preciate his business, but I really think store whose odor and appearance drive While it’s sad to see parents abused by music has a place in offices? I would like anomy.tdirtln. 1971. 1 0 :1 5 P.M . Atlantic City. Burt Lancaster, 8 - Watooma Baek Kettsr' Cattia Compan/ A western production will be Travel Experience I'd be better off without him. other customers away. Find a gentle your thoughts on this and any solution Are you a joyful person? ' •••4 Susan Sarandon, Kate Reid. their children, the fault could con­ 8 - Thiaa Stoogas drama revolving around a 1981. Rated R. preceded by the release of Authorized agent in How do you tell a customer you would way to tell this well-read, smelly 8 - Businsas Itopert youngster whose confrontation ceivably lie with the parent who has that you think we could come up with. Pastor James Bcliasov ^ 8:30 P.M. 1 0 :3 0 P .M . - NASL Soccer Ft. a concept record album Manchester for all Airlines, rather not have his business? People character that he will either have to failed to "train up a chiid in the way he NO NAMES, PLEASE 7 :3 0 P .M . with cattia rustlers and killers Railroads and Sleamsfal) ROCKYIII Faith Baptist Church ' ^ - BuHlah on Long Island (93 - Oraatfat Sports Laganda turns into a fight for his life. Lauderdale et Chicago due out this summer. Lines. move away from him in the store clean up his act or shop elsewhere. shouid go.” - P.M. Utagtalna j Gary Grimes, Billy ‘Green* Bush. " 8 NASI soooor: Ft. CE) - Apple Pollahars (29) - MOVIE: 'Colorado 5HOWHAT;— ® - AH In tho Family - . ' 1972 Territory* After escaping from because he smells so bad, and some . IdBudiiirdBlv te tihtesja 8 - Inlamatlonal Raoquatball won't even come in if they see he’s here. DEAR NO NAMES; Regardless of 8 -• IMiM’ VadSb* t n - Joa Franklin Show Jail, a man is trapped in a valley 250 HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 3 with a girl. Joel McCrea, Virgi­ I’m a rather sensitive person myself and DEAR ARKY: I was recently at a pic­ DEAR ABBY; I am writing about an what kind of office, it is, music of any Guaranteed YBdalooaiOairoJi'^., 8 - MOVIE: 'Portrait in Tarroi' nic with several families. A man was sit­ J;LFaifjll».FiUd,« nia Mayo, Dorothy Malone. I hate to hurt his feelings. office problem that is creating friction kind at a disturbing level should be A deranged ahist plots, with an 1949. ting at a table, and in front of him was a here at work. ' . EnMnSNimM TM iM ; Oonvahtlon Mirgrat Bush Wil­ Englishman, to steal a genuine THE THINGS Is there some way to handle this? prohibited. (Complain to your supervisor 1H 0 0 P .M . son's kaynota addrass 'and (29 ~ People Now small portable radio. He turned the radio DRAPERY CLEANING Titian painting. William Camp­ -SHOWHAT:- BOOKSELLER IN HAWAII We have a large office with three again, and if nothing is done to improve CB3 p'ThaMarvBhqw ‘ Pratidant Ban Hook's tpoach bell, Anna Pavana, Patric (28) - World Cup Soccer on and was listening to it when his 15- clerks, and two of them have radios that • No Shrinkage I - ESPN Bporis OaiMsr ' sra highlighted. lWteS-5Je-7:4MI:IO- the situation, complain to the person who • Squared & Evan Hemlines ' 8 - AM Barvtaa Ravalatlon McGee. 1965 (29) - MOVIE: 'High Risk' A film­ l)i;\H imOKSKLLKR; You are un- year-old son came up to him, turned the they play all day, every day. The stations supervises the supervisor. ^•SpoftslMk 8 - Indopandont Network 32) - ESPN Sportsforum • Takedown & Re-Hang Service 8 8 - Faota of Ufa A News ^-SportaTonlglVt; Jspa nets atudanfa attampt to (29 - Sporta Update -M*A*B?M baooaw 'Anwrlbanltad' upaata 1 0 :4 6 P .M . POUERGEISTs 2 : 1 5 A . M . Ca»: haffathar. (R ). - " 8-Raportsf41 (22) - Kojak — SHOWhAT:— 0 R73>01R6 8 . MOVlC: 'Cuttarii Wav' A Hormone creme may ease vaginal dryness blttaf Vlftnam vataran drawa 1 1:O O P :M . QUICHE. SOUP ( - DIM M lo Pagu* Talsnov- 2 :3 0 A . M . hla wHa and hla only triand Into (33 3 3 C D 8 8 - Naws s a la d ', s a n d w ic h e s . •n la oual Carlos Partira 32) - ESPN SpOfU Center 'ICHOOSE SWISS QUALITY WITH CONFIDENCE” I oondnuar madipulando Ip an obaaaalva miaalon to un- 3 3 - M*A*B*H FRESH FISH. DAILY SPECIALS 646-14B3 AUTHOR! DEAR DR. LAMB: Since a few years tion of the female sexual characteristics. «ovar.a murdarar. John Hoard, fflf9 - OvemfgM Deak a day keeps the doctor away?” Is it Ola da au hlja. la proMba 3 3 NABL Boooar. Naw York CLOSED SUNDAYS AUTHOR after my menopause I have been There are some vaginal creams that iraaeonMhpml>i94«i4ama. >;; ? liidBa*. Llaa Elchom. 2 :4 5 A . M . OPEN DAILY 7-3 reasonable to wppose that two an>Ies a .^,‘Bafafi R. ^ atSan JoM troubled with what I think is vaginal contain hormones that are very useful tileo Luppl. Lapn^ l j t e Y o u r , day may keep two doctors away? I would 8 -iH a a n l n'hiiauth tha 8 - Indapandant Natweik ( S - MOVIE: 'Silvar Streak* A dryness. The only symptom is very pain­ for women who do have dryness caused like to know, because T eat about two — M Ja n w a Baldwin toura Nawa mild-mannarad editor on a ful sex. Penetration is almost impossible by lack of hormones. Your doctor can apples a day. ^ SORMthing Different...... Wish Sbnwone'^ ____ whhth flgurad proml- 8 - EBPN Bporta Cantor croaa-country train ride ancoun- "A T raininf School f o r ClatMical Ballet” -Paapla'aCouft tart a lova affair, a murder plot and of course causes severe pain. I have H e a lth prescribe one if you need some help and IWnUy lo tha eivH righta atrug- 8 - Baat of UBA Today's pro­ and a wild police chaaa. Gena GIGI MHIEIS gla. (Bp ipin.) taken Premarin but since I have no hot that is really the problem. If you have DEAR READER: Enjoy them. Some 8 « 0 Q P .a . grams ara to ba announesd. (2 Wilder, Jill Clayburgh, Richard N ow -July 17 Lawrence Happy Birthday ' hra.).;. Pryor. 1977. Ratad PG. ■a SHOWH/q:^— flashes or other problems I am reluctant another cause such as an inflammation people have gas problems from apples, ...MOVHh"Yia96il • lS O P ,M . M B liiiM July 10 ltie-l:35-SAI-7:3A apple juice and applesauce. Unless you .Chaiter'l “■ 8“ ■^Fi-^Faatlval of Faith to take it indefinitely. Lamb, M.D. you may need other treatment. WHh A Herald Hippy Heart .Tany 3 K ) O A .M . No Porformoneo Director: Joyce Karples have such a problem, apples may in d ^ 1 ahA-V IM,- ____ -• ______■ 8 8 8 8 --Twilight Twilight 2cloiw Is there anything else I can do to cor­ I am sending you The Health Letter St 3 ) - MOVIE: 'Ownora of tho July 4 a 11 Royal Academy of Dancing rect this problem? Is there a cream or number 5-12, Menopause, to give you a be good fo^ you. imBsshaMtliavf Daod' SrARTREK2» 8 - Nawiaoantar lubricant that will handle it? I have used better concept of what happens to the They are a good source of vltamiiii C, ' 19».»- t MOVlb -00 Ilia Ristit 8 - Bporta Piobo Mr CondHioned 8 - MOVIE: 1 U v a You Altos Beginner ihur SUMMER ■ SHOWHATi— a lubricant at times but it doesn’t seem by an increase in female hormones, it is body at that stage of life and what you and like other friiits they provide V A (ab-taaitold erphan'a 8 - MOVIE; podge City' HMTietS. B. ToktoaT A diaanohsntsd Fighting cattlamtn clathat with advance SCHOOL to help. I wonder if I could use something not surprising that menopause reverses can do about it. Others who want this potassium and are low in sodium. O - MOVlA,'MMM|M f 3m abHWM to plok wlii:<' these changes. In plain language, loss of - ' A 17^p«M.wMl. 1 rasa iraak atiraeto' ffikM Iaw ^ lawytr lasvsa hla tha ’bota’ of Dodga City, and af- JtrfMi$en Tleatre JULY 5lh TO AUG. 13th daily to correct this situation? issue can send 75 cents with a long, They are a good source of bulk which ItofMlwM'JwOtoate.' eonvanttonal Ilfs bahind him taf ha olaana up a striae of two- such hormones does decrease helps promote normal colon function ()f and llva It up with a baautiful fitted briwia, maket tha town a The University ef stamped, self-addressed oivelope for it young hlppia. Pstsr Sollora, FIRE FOXISI DEAR READER: First, you need to femaleness. With the onset of puberty to me, in care of this newspaper, P.O. you don’t have gas). The pectin lib a plaoa for homaataadara. Errol Cemectictit BALLET i.Catoiyn Oamen. P aSlStTaw M W d 90. Lsigh Taylor-Young, Joyoa Van Flynn, Bruca Cabot Olivia da know exactly what your problem is. Go the glands in the vagina increase and content has been reported to help lower Patton. 1976. Ratad R. JAZZ —S»40Wf1Ar:—— Box IK l, Radio City Station, New York, A Levav Bldnay BWnay HavHland, Ann Sharidan. 1039 Tickets 4.50-6.S0 to your doctor, let him examine you and begin to form secretions that protect the N.Y. 10019. cholesterol levels in contrast to the flber 8 - World Cup Boaasr NEW AEROBIC CLASSES lining and provide lubrication. All of this 1 3 3 - MOVIE: Yho ■raaklnB hM M l Mbailva oomrol of an 8 - MOVIE: ‘Homa MovtoC A Eves. S pjR. tell him your symptoms. You are ab­ in wheat, specifically bran, which may wpMnT A Ashingfishing boatb M akippsf actoafOalnB aganoVt naw ae- 1 1 :3 0 P .M . atudant It aatignad a movto pro- MORNING a E'VENING Is to prepare for having children and DEAR DR. LAMB: Many folk Jact that turns Into a wacky fa­ solutely right in thinking that dryness not. Also, apples do not cause a sharp _____^lantoaboattolMWiia boattofonuna hantois 'aauM(tQ : 3 3 - HawoH PIvaO IM s. 2 M L JSF can be the problem but there are other everything that goes with getting preg- remedies have proved to have some la n d shoots It out wHh ths gang, . 8 : > RiM Vaiaito Tsianavala mily axpoaa. Nsney Alton, Kirk nanTM -neiisnui rise in blood sugar or Cause a r^Mbhd 8 - Mtaaton ktiposaibto Douglat, Mary Oavanport Hee e m Ueiit 421-2912 W N w n , BMOMBUBi— — 'tiant. When you are bo longw in the basis for their init oaed value whoi in­ •stohnrOaillald, OacIlaM, Phyllla.’ftkWMf' ” ’ “ “ ainBeusI Jorga Bdang ragtaaa things that may be causl^ pain. 9 effect Oh Ifisidill pfCdncUoft. Par that ■9airiolaNaaL■ IBID. ® . t nianalncTWrrt Tonight 1979. ■OmOMMBMn-MMhT' reproductive . phase of life nature vestigated scientifically. U there .iihy f m Ai $».liaB*f aA Fusfto Rieodaa- It AJL to B FJB. C4U.S2M1M The menopause results in a decrease In rekson beth diabeUcs ahd people itrlth jCD'MPVltiJ ' i«saiMrsnpflaionpor20 (X)8-Niahdlno 3 :1 5 A . M . reverses that and you stop producing the published study Of apples as a food to Book •»4S. •4M7N production of female hormones. Since reactive hypoglyceiAie ettb otteb IWrun erifnan oomaUdo an 8 * Nawa 8 -O u n a m a k a puberty ushers in sexual changes caused secretions. There is literally an involu­ support the well-known adage: “An apple tolerste tew kpples. ■uiJlHrTi' prapla y dacida vongar 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., June 30. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 30, 1982 - 23

w iiim v-99iiin.iv — nom y nauuici Bulletin Board Andover Lake 1 o you MEAN YOUR BROTHER HE SA IP I WOULD EVEHTOALLY MeANWHue... tm on my lunch OFFERED TO MAKE VOU AN B T I G INHERIT IT ALL, LOCK, STOCK ------— ------I HOUR. ANP I HAVE Area towns I'M GLAD you \ THE INFORMATION Crossword Last rec signup set Astro-graph EGUAL PARTNER IN WKIOHT H i 7 9 ANP BARREL, BUT IT WOULD group mulls eN rfAPN ises iNreANATioNALX^ f AtEAN ^ COOLP COME, ) yOOR MR. KOLINGER A MISSCOOPEIW ASKEPFOR^GHT BOLTON — Final registration day for the Town AND YOU TURNED HIM WINNIE? A n d o v e i WINNIE?' of Bolton summer recreation programs is HE MUST C o v e n t r y Answer to Previous Puule Bolton / scheduled for Friday, 6 to 8 p.m„ at the Herrick BE NUTS/ ACROSS 46 Cereal grain Park Building off Hebron Road. 47 Grant ib reach Ihe tape. Be a good tax authority July 1.1M2 1 Gosh 48 Racket string Two programs are scheduled. sport. Swimming lessons will run from July 6 to August Take pains lo develop a better 4 Young fellow material rapport with Influemlal persons SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. so Needlefish 21) Don't discount your logical 8 Russian 13 at Indian Notch Park on Bolton Lake. I you meet socially this coming emperor 52 Fewer year. Not only ^11 you build evaluations, but also give equal Lessons are open to all Bolton residents age 5 and ANDOVER — The Andover Lake Property Owners credence to your hunches and 12 Macao coin 56 Presently Association Tuesday night voted to form a committee to solid Irlendships. but they'll be 13 Quean of 58 Auto fuel up, and the fee for the six week American Red helpful In other ways as well. llathes ol InvItsHun. Both are Cross program is $5. For additional information, investigate the possibility of setting up a special taxing In tune today. Olympian 61 Baleful 300 people cheer, shout CANCER (June 21-July 22) At deities 62 Was indebted a gathering today others may CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Ju. 19) call Michelle Garibaldi at 646-2203. authority for the lake area. I 14 Woman's to seek the ^ lllg h t, but they'll Today you may hav^TO pul The summer recreation series is scheduled for Association President Candace Hunt said the com­ your^ f ouLa bit morefor them name 63 Negative not find It. The entire time It will conjunction Monday through Friday from July 6 to Aug, 13, 9 mittee will prepare a recommendation for the - be focused on you. Whether than your friends will ektend 15 Cautiously 64 Eye Infection a.m. to 3 p.m, daily at the elementary school on association's October annual meeting. That means a ,, you want it or not. Prediclions themselves lor you. Orrso with Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 17 Fools against completion of 1-84 of what's In store for you for a smile. Everything will even 18 Other 65 High spirits □EIC IO Notch Road. recommendation would have to go to the association’s out later. 19 Sixth sense 66 Female ovine each season following your 20 School organ!- 40 Went before Sporting events will be offered in the morning, board first. birth date and where your luck AQUARIUS (Jwi. 20-Feb. 19) -EVEN IF i T / ^ u m m u s - KfWTH-imiteir its S M ^ s m ■ fabbr.) REALLY OOAPS WE TO WRITE ] ration (abbr.) 43 Lower limb setback in April when a panel of'SF='^ Mrs. Walton soeculated that the arts and crafts in the afternoon. Fee for the super­ About 80 association members attended the meeting and opportunitlea lie are in Regardless ol the hand that Is ^ ABOUT HOW OVWe? WA6 A8LB ] t m TO H/l/E TO TEUTHE BIASTEP MM UeU-OHe f c bes n t h e lp she , 21 Cutoff DOWN dealt 10 you today, where your how i ormnopKParreits in t h e u a s t i ) 23 Long fish By Raym ond T. DeMeo vised program is $6 for six weeks, or $1 per week. It Tuesday at the Red Barn on the lake. your AstroGraph. Mall $1 tor M7 CASnUR\U& HIM WHOLE orry 22 Table 45 Market cond District Court of Appeals Wghway’s backers are surrep- each lo Astro-Qraph. Box 489, career Is concerned you'll Aowutr vam p / supports 1 Security 24 Masticates TO SHOW FACE . 47 Creep Herald Reporter judges overturned an appeal to stop titiously trying to revive plans for is open to all Bolton residents age 5 and over. No Ms. Hunt said a special taxing district is being con­ Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. know how lo play your cards to m 25 Chinese 2 Wicked 26 Social insect an international jetport in eastern lunch is provided. For additional information, call sidered because association dues cannot cover the costs Be sure to specify birth date. the hilt In order lo win Ihe pot. philosophy 3 Ages 27 Women in 48 Exclamation COVENTRY — More than 300 peo­ the highway for environmental PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Connecticut, which was proposed Tbwn Hall at 649-8743. of upkeep and improvements to the lake. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be able 27 Deteriorate 4 VVhat lit.) U.S. Army 49 Whole ple eheering, shouting people reasons. to distinguish today between This Is a good day to review 30 Manipulate 5 Possessive (abbr.) Environmentalists argue about a decade ago when plans for She said the 25- to 30-year-old lake is filling in with plana which have an effect 51 All excited mjwded the Coventry High School “ being protective of those you 33 Rosary bead pronoun 28 Egg cell thuvhighway's construction would the 1-84 Rhode Island connector Report cards ready sediment. That problem is made worse by the concen­ .love or of merely being too upon your future. You can 34 Emit coherent 6 City on the 53 One (Ger.) aiulitoriuin Tuesday to rally against come up with revisions to make 29 Permanent damage the ecology of Rhode were first made public. tration of inadequate septic tanks in the area — because possessive. It's a tine line you light Rhone acting group 54 Weather Ihe construction of 1-84 through COVENTRY — Report cards may be picked up in mustn't overstep. Ihe road ahead easier. 7 Nation (Fr.) septic tanks built for summer homes are now being used N 36 Knots 30 Knit forecast Island's Scituate Reservoir, which VmOO (Aug. 23^Sopl. 22) ARIES (March 21-April IS) 37 Golf goals 8 300, Roman e.islern Connecticut. PAULA PELOQUIN of the Coventry High School guidance office any time Proceed cautiously In commer­ 31 Regan's father Parched lies in the proposed path of 1-84, year round — and the lack of catch basins, to stop runoff Most people will go along with 39 Wale 9 Studler of 55 Clutching helium balloons in- Danielson said the pro-I-84 forces cial dealings today. Be sure between now and July 8. into the lalbe^during storms, she said. your Ideas today, but a few 41 Plant animals 32 Eye 57 Bom But in May. Rhode Island Gover­ you know exactly what you're serdH’d with the logo; "Save the want to “overload (eastern Connec­ Report cards and credit will not be given to any may not. Be grateful lor those exudation to Italian river 35 Compass nor .Joseph Garrahy said his state The cost of dredging the lake, to restore it to its getting Into before responding 59 Bishopric iScituate) Reservoir, Stop 1-84," ticut) with new industries and sur­ who do. Don't make a big thing 42 Odors 11 Coarse file point would abandon plans to construct its student who hasn’t returned library books or text­ original depth, would be between $20,000 and $50,000, she to any proposals. 60 Type of poem rally participants chanted in unison rounding bedroom communities.” ' over those who don’t. VElio/ Cdlatt^ 44 Church part 16 Freezes 38 Cunning portion of the highway, citing the books or still owes money to the school for such said. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Mat­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) with Rread and Roses, an all- The state's road system is already You may have lo contend with possible environmental damage. things as class activities. In addition, Ms, Hunt said the federal govetnment has ters which could add to your 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 3 10 11 lein.ile vocal group: "We ain't gon­ in bad shape, she said, so building a resources or enhance your someone today who holds Connecticut Governor William A. mandated that all dams be studied for safety. The strong views not In accord with Mforld’a GreatMt Supartwroaa na let I State Department of new highway is the last thing state future security should be at the 14 O'Neill since has said he will build 1- Story hours planned studies on the Andover Lake dams and whatever repairs ’ top of your agenda today. your own. Handle this person 12 13 'I'ransportation Commissioner) government should be considering, with extreme tact. 84 even without a Rhode Island con­ might be necessary will cost a lot of money, she added. They're your luckiest listings. .WHO'S THAT SW NNV William Burns turn us around, oh "As soon as the money becomes BOLTON — Sign up is taking place for story SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Of GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Per­ h er e's o u r WEPDIWla , 16 17 nector, ending the highway at Route form your work today as It the SIRL STANDING 15 nil hours at the Bentley Memorial Library. "The dam is the big question mark,” Ms. Hunt said. course being first has its PICTURE, MIKE ..S E E HC)W TELL ME available, the state should start boss Is watching your every NEXT TO ME ?? lire.id and Roses' spirituals and 52 in Killingly. right away and fix (Route) 6,” she Story hours for three-year olds will be held The dam study now underway will cost some $9,000, .compensations, but don't SLIM AND TRIM USED SOMETH! NE>, 19 20 21 During the past few weeks, Mrs, make It so Important today that move. Who knows? He or she MABEL, 18 lllBOs protest songs set an Tuesdays starting July 13 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. about what the association expects to raise this year in might be doing just that. TO B E ? Walton said, opponents of the . said. you brush others aside racing 1 evangelical tone for the rally, which Mrs. Walton said she doubts the Story hours for four- and five-year-olds will be held membership fees. 22 23 25 26 highway have met with state and was sponsored by the Eastern state will secure funding from the Tuesdays starting Aug. 10 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. One alternative to a taxing district would be to raise federal transportation officials "to t'linnecticut Citizen's Action Group. Federal Highway Administration to The library will also have movies on Thursdays the current membership fee, from $50 a year to, 27 28 29 p o 31 32 try and find out what their plans are, lOl'CAG was formed four years ago build the highway without a connec­ starting next week from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. and a perhaps, $75. Ms. Hunt said this has been an unpopular to fight the extension of 1-84. so we can stymie them, " reading club on Wednesdays from 3 p.m. to 4 p m. idea, but at Tuesday night’s meeting, one speaker • A a 33 34 35 36 Dale Kopeck of Chaplin, an tor to Providence. "'Not too many people understand starting July 14, both for school age children. received loud applause when he suggested the $50 fee is R \l.l.^ CII VIRW <»>lAN Mary ECCAG member who met with DOT 40 41 * On July i2 at 2 p.m., there will be a special a bargain. 37 38 39 Walton of Griswold, who says she's Commissioner .1. William Burns the importance of what happened in Bridge Rhode Island. That really cut the program on birds of prey, featuring live birds. The drawback to raising tbe fee is the fear that been fighting 184 for 12 years, urged I'uesday, said Burns couldn't come 43 44 45 highway's chances for survival,” membership might drop. 42 participants to donate money and up with any valid reasons why the lime to the anti-highway effort. state needs to complete 1-84. "He’s she said. Clinic slated July 6 Andover is a privately owned lake, funded by its 46 p7 Opponents to the highway in users, but if money cannot be raised, it might become I.el's work like hell to have this planning to build a half-billion dollar COVENTRY — A blood pressure clinic sponsored Deception wins slam highway stopped, " she shouted. road through northeastern Connec­ Rhode Island scraped up enough necessary to ask the town or state to take it over. That is bevy!* Law ~ James Schumeister 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 . money to print up and distribute 8,- by Community Health Care Services Inc. and held not a popular idea among lake users. Today's hand is one he The battle to prevent the comple­ ticut and he doesn't know why, " she at Bane's Pharmacy will be from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m, tion of 1-84 to Providence suffered a 000 pieces of anti-84 literature. played about 30 years ago 56 57 58 59 60 said on July 6 A special taxing district could not be formed without a that has been considered a vote of district members. But, once established, it could NORTH S-SO-M classic example of deceptive V 60XXJ LOST ITSNCTOUeT^ POIT VtXI5EE?\ / ir6U0e)T'y0UTH, MOTTO There will be another Blood Pressure Clinic on THI6 HA1EJ5 UN^UQULEP MENTION 61 62 63 July 20 at Hills Pharmacy from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. tax residents and place liens on properties of residents OK93 play. It has been used by ANOTHEe HAIB. AHAlRBEN,m5 V52 WHATSTi-IE BIG A METAPHOR. UeUY'reU’TH PROM15E&AND 6PWT who refuse to pay. FrM Karpin in “The Play of 65 66 Moffett fails to show up ♦ Q754 the Cards. Self-Quizzes at DEAU ANP6QUMHP / V 6HATTEBEP ENP5. 64 ♦ J754 EEf^U-rrv. J K PBEAM5.' Bridge.” One indicted II u'HI h r filful to WEST EAST (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | (fiiolr lix ftrirrs 8J754 ♦A 10862 The bidding is typical of Ahmed K. Altai, Reglatered Pharmaelat rubber bridge, but pretty in city death orrr thr phonr. ■•VK8 V1074 for Coventry highway rally •• Invitee You To Vlalt Hla New Store OJ932 OK1086 good in any case. Sam did HARTFORD (DPI) - A H4983 48 not ask for aces because grand jury has Indicted one SOUTH North’s two no-trump By Raym ond T. DeMeo but was held up at a meeting in New said, the project “deserves even Crown Pharmacy CROWN PHARMACY 4Q response made it most York City on the Lebanese crisis, his closer scrutiny.” of three young men VAQJMI unlikely that he would hold CELEBRITY CIPHER Herald Reporter charged with murder in the 208 WEST CENTER ST. 649-0312 Calabrtty Ciphar crypioorama are created from quoUtloft* by famou* paopla, paai aides reported. Mary Walton of Griswold, a (N nl to Cumborlond F in n s ) ♦ A the ace of spades and king of and praaani. Each lettar m the ciphaf Hand* lor another. Today's dus: B squsls W In a letter read before the staunch opponent of the 1-84 exten­ beating death of an elderly 4AKQ102 hearts. Sam did bid six COVENTRA' — It was a watchman at St. Joseph’s • Delivery Service • Photo Finishing b^ause at worst he expect­ assembly. Moffett took a cautious, sion and chairman of Tuesday’s ral-. » 1 . 0 0 Vulnerable: East-West |iip111 ician's dream a small • Health & Beauty • Magazines/Cards ed to have a heart finesse for non-committal stand on the con­ ly, said .she really didn’t expect Cathedral last April. Aids QDealer: South Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence aiidiinrium packed to the gills with Waymond Mohegal, 18, • Generic Products the small slam. erilhiisiaslic people ready to burst tinuation of 1-84 through eastern Moffett to take a strong stand OFF • Surgical Supplies of Highest Quality Weal Nortb East Soalh pleaded innocent and asked • Family Profile West opened the deuce of into applause on cue. Connecticut, a project with strong against the highway. • .• Hudson Vitamins i f l a t e r t h a t IF E A S Y THINKS ^ SOAABTIAtBS TOO WANY EASYS CAN “IVVP QCVQUC KOC IVVP LCJKSMC for a jury trial Tuesday ANY NEW t)B System Maintained diamonds and Sam made as Hut the cue never came from backing from the administration of “I really and truly am not disap­ Pass 2 NT Pass 34 neat a deceptive play as you e v e n i n g HE’S eOlNS TO SET BE AN A(7VANrAaB ... ____ after a Superior Court THANSFEBRED Pass 44 Pass 84 AWAY WITH THIS. 'rimd District Congressman Toby Governor William J. O'Neill. pointed (Moffett) hasn’t had time to can imagine. 'Re played tENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS Pass Pass Pass WASH TUBBS "1 have always had questions evaluate the situation,” she said. grand jury handed up the PRESCRIPTION dummy's queen! M o lle ll, felony murder indictment. . EVERYDAY IS WAITING FOR DTCR JVXC DV BHMPVX DTOV8IT Mofletl didn t make it to the Stop about the project," Moffett said in a The congressman’s letter showed ■with this coupon 10% oil any preecriptlon purehaae East’s king fell to Sam's YOU a t t h e b o s 1-84 rally sponsored by the Eastern letter. Since Rhode Island Gov. he is “sufficiently in doubt about the Mohegal is being held in WEDNESDAYS Opening lead: 42 ace and Sam played the 10 STATION. A LL YOU Joseph Garrahy has decided to benefits of the highway to reserve lieu of $275,000 bond and of clubs, overtaking with HAVE TO DO IS Connecticut Citizen Action Group Offer expires 7/10/82 10% ott every Item In our atore GBT DOWN THIS QKHU80C.”' — BHUUHKX MKOVRKA Tuesday night at Coventry High cancel construction of 1-84 through giving his opinion in favor of it," she Jones in lieu of $350,000 (not applicable with coupons) dummy's jack. Now came ROPE. School He was expected to attend. Rhode Island to Providence, Moffett said. bond. ~ By Oswald Jacoby the losing heart finesse. Second District U.S. Congressman and Alan Sontag East was in and led the Samuel Gejdenson, who represents jack of diamonds, lust what Gaitor will explain to council residents of the region where 1-84 Sam Fry Jr., of New York, anyone would do. Sam J ^ o n 10 national champion- ruffed, drew West’s last two would be constructed, also hasn’t PFIEVIOUS SOLUTION:"A good history writer Is someone i»m ps in the '30s and '40s and trumps, ran hearts in order H ARTFORD iCPl) City Manager Sicaras, a 22-year veteran of the taken a stand for or against the fT-ame back in 1958 to win his to ducard dummy’s three who's naturally suspicious." — Jim Bishop Woodrow Wilson Gaitor. apparently force, a quit-or-be-fired edict. project. ® 1982 by NEMnc. ^ I t h . Todav, Sam still plays spades and had stolen the A lle y O o p — Dave Graue respoiidiiig to strong criticism of the Sicaras decided to retire rather ~bbt«r bridge at the Regeu slam. wdiy he forced out I’olice Chief than fight the ouster. "Sam Gejdenson needs to hear Whist Club as he has for (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) SO years. WILL \ NOT A b i t ! I leOrgc Sicaras, says he will give his Gaitor's stance drew the ire of from us.” said Rhoda Miccocci, a TRANSPOnCr COMPLETED! IT SU RE IT FOLLOW reasons to the City Council. some council members who said the Hampton resident and third select­ Ilii’8 Pop — Ed Sullivan THE MALE AND FEMALE LOOKED, HUBrr?X ME' Gaitor had refused at a special city manager had placed his own job man who addressed the rally. "This A R E NOW IN THE COMMAND CONTROL CENTER! WEU. Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright meeting Monday to tell why he gave on the line. is a political issue.” DONE, (3-7! GRAND OPENING of rrS LIKE UDOKINGAT RI7 WATCHING 15 AN in; ETHAN-'IT’S 21 p a in t in g s in t h e S h a t THEM CALL AN U3 0 BER.IN FRANCE.' ANAESTHETIC THE BEVERAGE BARN EXPERIENCE ■ 249 SPENCER STREET, MANCHESTER 643-S179 | t a k E'EXIT 91 (Silver Lane) OFF 1-89. 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Perties, Clube )ur Boarding House — Carroll & McCormlcl<|n DWTCO'lOyOSUAL^ C'PU'RgQWTTlMb? /IKNOW,0Ur MIX AND iNAtM LjCr DUEN I T ’V MMm [?5Vv ;CiO l S ■>3AflDUNDl^ «e\ieonu TlVgHAP/^ ONLY W A B B iT fw e o lA S T B O Y S S . STBW- I m A a O' f u l l IPLE.XJU ipiot. r e ALARf^EP,,,BAWER ^ \T m i l WU PONE \ BROWN! triOSE ARENT MiW 12 h o b s ! MY aihASESI I j OWN EyE6LA$SE51 Y(7U’RE n M ! K T A W 6 ! A TOTlNdMY PEMON^TRWWN » 500 ML ! immnemdernmo" 1.49 ■ O N L Y $ 3 .1 9 ^ 1 ^ ’VB FINALLY ______NOW VWU'VE NALFUTIR SIX PACK eORLTM I (Oood thru July 4Ei)' IN tT C W FA R - f ' a S9V c t• TME V t K \ WWIJU M it P „ 1 \J0i\Nd AAY ( / { AWUNP A5 MUCH AS y<7U PATIENCE.' buckXW g LOWEST IN STATE OFF THE BIGGEST DISCOUNTS . .HOOPLE , » DONUTS FOR $1.00 sjSLASSeS,' 12 OZ. CANS Stop by any participating Dunkin’ Donuts SAVE 740 • nu s KFOSIT WKN APFUCAKE WInthrop — Dick Cavalll shop and get a bag of 6 donuts for only gl.OO. •IfISIK U K Kl 88* — 8 LB. BAG n OBCIT v 'S\ May not be combined with any other offer. WHO SAIP THE '^R A B B IT 30S OFF • CIGARETTES l o w e s t p r ic e in s t a t e hexsombbcxt / MOOT BEAUTIFUL 3 U R 6 E S S . fl,NT£C£SreD iN's One coupon per customer. ,V)£ TOR Vtv ' i Offer good: 6/30 to 7/10/82 •CMBISCHPS PUTA MIRRC5K Slfl^TTINTHE Y<< LIP H E R B .' tHORLPIflTHE ,W//VO. ' RTL tt. TlU iniU I m. IB H I COE, TM MTE, mm, 9 CM en u n , anat SHRI, mCA, EBU YBU, lA J MAHAL. RV ns a is KM MMT. mmu n DUNKIN' PRNXS GOOD AAOONUiaHT? 1N4 iMin, un mmnm lAltUIUI UST lEEl, m PMi ML. i m M t lM i DONUTS STMEIEUY, CAMIA MY II.Y4TN ^ L. —— — — ^ — worth the — SMB ME, m a n , m wby, *1.75 MEHM EEY SMDSY LTHWie. WL'ie- 7| iAT. 1M r PONT New York City as th e^ rector of the station’s “ New associates. 'The spouse’s “ performance of some inciden­ business day, but the IRS is not likely to accept that no­ Jersey Nightly News.” He also has experience in tal service does not cause the expenses to qualify as tion. engineering and production acquired during many deductible expenses,” says the IRS — as bluntly as presence does not add to the cost of the trip and so The rule of reason (which seems in control ttere) years at WSMW-TV in Worcester, Mass. possible. should have no tax consequences. applies to allocation of meals and lodging expense to A native of Framingham, Mass., he now resides However, you are often allowed to deduct more than The IRS has made some efforts to require reporting business. Some of your personal expenses may be in Manchester. ' one-half of shared husband-wife accommodations, the value of the spouse’s plane ride as taxable income, deductible if you would have incurred them anyway as points out the world-known accounting firm of Coopers but any further moves are in abeyance during the part of the business trip. For instance, on a nine-day & Lybrand. For instance, if the hotel room rate is $75 current reconsideration of tax treatment of fringe business trip lasting from Monday to the second Earnings up ~ for a single and $85 for a double, you may deduct $'75. benefits. Coopers & Lybrand note. Wednesday, you could take deductions for meals and Similarly, if your spouse’s airline ticket is cut-rate un­ Now back to the tax rules governing combined lodging for Saturday and Sunday, even if those were GREENWICH (UPI) - Avco Corp. has reported der a discount fare plan for accompanying family business-pleasure trips within the United States — 50 leisure days. Similarly, if you take friends to dinner consolidated revenues of |635.7 million for the se­ members, your full fare is deductible. Also, your auto states and D.C. only: after the working day was over, your meal — but not cond quarter ending May 31, up from 3577.7 million expenses are fully deductible, even though your spouse • If your trip is primarily for business, you or your theirs — would be d^uctible. from the same period in 1981. goes along for the ride. employer may deduct all the transportation cost for the One one-day trips that do not include an overnight Consolidated net earnings declined 15 percent to But trips in the company plane are a gray area. Sup­ basic trip, excluding personal side trips. stay, personal meals are not deductible. But if you’re on $22.7 million for the quarter, compared to $26.9 pose that you, traveling with just the pilot in the com­ • If the trip is primarily personal, you may not deduct a one-day trip and pick up the tab for a business meal, million for the same period last year. pany plane, invite your spouse to occupy a seat that any of the basic trip transportation costs. However, your meal and that of your guest would be deductible Consolidate revenues for the first six months of otherwise would be empty. Taxpayers usually argue, by busienss side trips are deductible. P.S. If you’re truly plying in the gray areas, get a tax 1982 were $1,231 million, up from $1,107.6 million in analogy to travel in a personal car, that the spouse’s • Regardless of the trip’s primary purpose, that por­ expert! the first half of 1981. Consolidated net earnings were $41.2 million, down 13 percent from $47.4 million for the similar period in 1981. State officials cautious over housing upturn

Service begins HARTFORD (UPI) - Housing starts starts involved subsidized projects that some other large, subsidized projects of Housing and Urban Development. have increased dramatically across had been held up by changes in federal that had been held up would probably The developments include the 11-story SAVINGS ON COOL, COMFORTABLE SUMMER FASHIONS/ BUFFALO, N.V. (U PI) — Best Airlines Monday Connecticut in May but state officials regulations. Many of those units, which begin within the next few months. Exchange Place in Waterbury; a 137-unit began its first full week of flight operations from say construction still lagged behind the normally would be spread out over Construction of a 240-unit complex for complex in Bridgeport ; 127 units in New record low in housing starts set in the several months, all started at once and l.,ondon, 110 units in Glastonbury and 54 Men’s Knit Tank Tops ^ Men’s Sweatshirts Girls’ Summer Tops Greater Buffalo International Airport. the elderly in Wethersfield was expected Boys’ Action T-Shirts Short-sleeve & sleeveless styles. J J J first half of 1981. bloated the May statistics. to begin soon. units in Wolcott. Stripes or solids with contrast f £ Short-sleeve styles In acnrllc/ The airline w ill make four, non-stop, round trips 2-tone baseball styles In poly/ 7 to 14. Our Rag. 3.99 to 4.99...... 0 . 0 0 During the month, 1,262 starts were “ As welcome as all this new housing Despite the one-month boost housing cotton knit. 4-18. Our Reg. 4.99 .. trims. Sizes S-XL. Our Reg. 3.49 .. (Lmm i 1 cotton. S to X L Our Reg. 6.99.. 4.88 '-d ^ y and Sunday between Buffalo and Albany and Ancient astronomy 3.94 authorized — up 67.8 percent from the is, the increased activity should not be construction in Connecticut still lagged 5 B dN ^o and Tampa, Fla. previous month. The figure also taken as a sign that recovery is near,” he Girls’ Jeans & Slacks _ _ ^ Wiltlam Yung, president and sole owner ofthe air­ percent behind the total of starts oor the Before scientists understood seasonal Boys’ Piped Swimsuits Men’s Leisure Shorts Men’s Fashion Shorts line, said Best was seeking to expand its operations repreeented an increase of 32.2 percent said. “ Developers were put into a first five months of 1981^ the worst year changes, astronomers believed that the Twills, denims, mote. Straight C l from the industry’s performance in May holding pattern until the (new ever in the state. sun, in its “ path across the heavens,” Contrast piping trim plus other Denims, sateens and more! Latest L J L J Twill cut-offs, gingham plaids & leg styling. 7-14. Our Rag. 12M .. C 7 • v J v J from Buffalo to Hartford, Conn., Orlando and West latest looks. 4-i8. Our Rag. 5.99 .. 4.66 colors. 28 to 38. Our Reg. 6.99 ... morel Sizes 32-42. Our Hag. 7 M .. 5.50 Palm Beach, FTa. of 1981. regulations) came out of Washington.” The state’s five largest residential paused over the Tropic of Capricorn (on 3.14s 3.97 Yung said Best also planned to add service to But the Industry’s best showing in nine He noted the figures, less the sub­ develomments approved in May are Dec. 21 or 22 by modern calendars) and Ladies’ Novelty T-Tops Alabama, North Carolina and Tennessee in August, months is not the beginning of a trend. sidized units, represented a 3 percent being financed by the Connecticut again when it reached the Tropic of decrease from April’s poor perfor­ Boys’ Print Tank Tops Ladies’ Tanks & T-Tops Boys’ V-Neck Sport Shirts ' Poly/cottons, cottony ruffle f but those areas would not be serviced out of Buf­ Housing Commissioner Joseph E. Canale Housing Finance Authority. Elderly Cancer (about June 2f). Ancient Fashioned In colorful stripes & Crew necks, too. Action & nautical / i Q Q trims & morel S,M,L Rag. 6.99------f ■ \J\J falo. said Tuesday. mance. tenants living in each will receive rental astronomers named each moment solids. S,M,L Our Reg. 6.99...... m b styles. 8-18. OurReB. 5 S 9S 6.99 .. Canale said 45.3 percent of the month’s Housing Department officials said assistance through the U.S. Department "solstice,” from the Latin "so l,” sun, •Other Ladles’ Tops, S ,M ,L O u r Rag. 9J9...... 7.66 2.97 and "sistere,” to stand still. Boys’ Twill Camp Shorts Ladies’ Fashions Shorts Boys’ LEE Denim Jeans . _ . . Ladies’ 100% Cotton Jeans Denims, too, plus other styles. Embroidered trims, cuff styles, W ' J Pre-washed, 100% cotton with T ' J ^ straight or tapered legs, . . ^ ^ Sizes 4 to 18. Our Reg. 5.99...... 4.66 more. 5«-15/16. Our Reg. 6.99 . . . \ J , \ J \ J stitched detail. 8-14. Rag. 164a novelty pockets. 5-15,8-18. MniimsiNG NDVERTISIW •Boys’ Sizes 28 to 30, Our Reg. 19.99...... 14.76 OurOurRag.19.99 Rag...... I * T . W •Full Figure Knit T o p s , Our Reg. 7.99 & 9.99...... 5.88 & 7.44 mm RATES 9 ^ Classified 643'2711 22— Condominiums Minimum Charge 12:00 noon the NOTICE EMPLOYMENT 23— Homas for Sale 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58— Misc tor Rent 15 words 24— Lott'Land for Sale 39— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59»-Home8/Apt8. to Shg^e day bafore publication. 1— Lo6l and Found 13— Hatp Wantad •t^invattm ani Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques 2— Ptfionatg 14— Butiness Opportumtiat 26— Business Property 38— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY 3— Announeomeriu 15— Situatiorf Wantad 27— Resort Property 50— Produce Deadline for Saturday is 26— Real Estate Wanted 5— Aucliont MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos tor Sale 12 noon Friday; Mon­ EDUCATION 62— Trucks lor Sale • day’s deadline Is 2:30 MI8C. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms lor Rent 63— Heavy Equipment tor Sale1 DAY ...... 14tt 18— Pnvata intiruciiona 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments tor Rent 64— Moiorcycies-Bicydes Friday. FINANCIAL 19— Schooit-Ciaataf 3 t— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes lor Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile 3 DAYS 13(C 8~Mortg«ge Loans 20— insiructiont Wantad - 32— Paintmg.Papering 43— Pels-Birds-Dogs 55— Offices-Stores tor Rent Homes « 6 DAYS 12it Phone 643-2711 9— Psfionsi Loans * 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property tor Rent 66— Automotive Service 10— inturanca REAL ESTATE 34— floofing-Sidmg 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos tor Rent-Lease 26 DAYS l U

...... \ Hafp MTanlatf 13 Holp Wantod 13 Help Wantad 13 Help Wantad 13 Private Inatructlona 18 Homes For Sale 23 Services Ottered 31 □ NOTICES ••••••••••*••••.»•••••••• INFORMATION ON TEACHER - Instrumental CIRCULATION CLERK - OWNER NEEDS Sale on BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Lost and Found 1 Cruise Ship Jobs. Great in­ music - Connecticut state full time. Contact Jeanne, charming and Immaculate Concrete. Clhimney NEED EXnU MONEY? Cape. Centrally located - Repairs. “ No Job Too come potential. All oc­ certification required. 647-9946. CERTIFIED MATH ^NORWOOD 24>erton Ooiuki^ Sailing Avon can Iwlp cupations. Call 312-741-9780 Responsiblities: the special financing. $59,900. Small.” Call 644-8356. FOUND - 16” Bicycle at Instructor - All subjects. ( f a l l 643-4931 (EkMit with Tow Rope MHS. Owner may have bv fight Inflation- Call now Dept. 2423 - call refun­ teaching of instrumental A NURSES Aide training Grades ^12. Your home. evenings/weekends. 646- C & M Tree Service, Free m tMAvy-duty PVC with 5 paying for this ad. Call at 648-3688 O f 523- dable. music to secondary program leading to cer­ Authorized Private 0172 days. estimates. Discount senior Independent air chamlMra for . Norman LaRose, 647-3555. 9401 students. Other classes tification is now being Summer School, Make-Up. ilus hl-speed Inflating T E A C H E R S - A re you assigned may include citizens. Company formed at Crestfield Con­ SAT, Enrichment, MANCHESTER - Large tor convenience. tired of working too hard theatre appreciation, Manchester owned and LOST: Male Shepherd dog, valescent Home. If in­ Remeuiation. 649-5453. duplex. 6-6 plus enclosed SECRETARY - Part time for too little and not even guitar or other music operated. Call 646-1327. •SJ'ereon Boat with Seat Cualilona,RaB.aM9;J black body, beige face, terested, please contact porches, two car garage, 1-5 p.m. Experienced. being appreciated? Your related courses Contact answers to the name of Director of Nurses of In- TUTO RING - Basic Rus- separate heating. Quiet, •see.RoatliH|PlaelieOani,Ree.rjae...... Ram. Red collar. Lost Typing, telephone, m ake' Insfrucllonal and Dr. Michael Blake, Prin­ CONCRETE WORK Done - service Director for per­ 'Sian and German. Cali Mr. dead-end, tree lined street. Walnut Street area. 646- appointments. Please call organizational skills make cipal, Tolland High School, Sidewalks, patio, walls and sonal interview at 643-5151. Wilson - 643-7429. Financing help possible. 643-1211 for an appoint­ you the perfect candidate 872-0561. A p p lica tio n floors. Free estimates. 2535. Group I, Belfiore Agency, ...... ment. for a rewarding career in deadline July 9,1982. Posi­ Telephone 875-0572. tion to start September 1, C^ftTIFIED Swimming 647-1413. Mortgngo Loam $ real estate. Call Ed Gor­ instructor will give private HAIRDRESSER Wanted 1982. E.O.E. EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ man to discuss the first lessons - your pool. Ages 3- part time. Mornings 10-1 BABYSITTER WANTED MANCHESTER - Best Buy ting, driveway sealing, NEED DOLLARS? step toward a more adult. Call 649-5168, ask for .m., evenings 5-9 p.m., NEWSPAPER DEALER for working mother of two in Town! 4 bedroom Cape experienced. College Property owners diarS29- satisfying future. Ed Gor­ Kendrick. needed in Glastonbury, small children. References on beautiful lot. Reduced senior, references. Call 5553 and i ask Frank Burke §aturday 11-3 p.m. man Associates, Realtors - Experience necessary. Telephone 647-9946. required, ciall 64^58^. $2,000. Now asking $66,900. P e te r Krupp, 643-0468. for help - good credit non- 646-4040. GUITAR LESSONS - Call Command Perfor­ Alibrio Realty, fiic., 649- Free estimates. essential. .. Experienced guitarist in mance of Manchester, 643- HOUSEW IVES - Be an JQB INFORMATION:^ 0917. •••••••••••••••••••••••• CARPENTER - Full time. all styles will teach begin­ 8339 - ask for Manager. Experienced in area advisor and earn Cruise ship jobs, alsif' RECENT HIGH SCHOOL SAVE OVER ning guitar. $4.00 per half MANCHESTER - Case renovations and small extra money with your own Houston, Dallas, overseas G raduate starting own □ EMPLOYMENT hour. 643-0427. Mountain area on Spring PERSON OVER 19 to work structures. Electrical and part time job. Need own jobs. 312-741-9870 Dept. housecleaning service. St. Ansaldi built 8 room Saturday and Sundays at plumbing experience a car. Salary plus m ile^e. 423B. Phone call refun­ Dependable, energetic. French Style inflatable Air Mattr^ Raised Ranch. Im­ Hafp MTanlad 13 the Memorial Corner plus. Mail inquiries to Box 20 Hours per week. Call dable. ^References available. Call Choose see-thru or pillow-style head­ maculate throughout. Store. Apply in person 352 c/o The Manchester 647-9946.______Condomlnlumt 22 Julie at 649-1627. rests. Great for floatin’ around the poo Three bedrooms. One full WORK AT HOME jobs Main Street, Manchester. Herald. MASSEUSE - Female lake or gentle surf. In assorted colors available! Substantial ear­ PURCHASING preferred. Good at­ MANCHESTER- Owner bath, two half baths. Huge D E P A R T M E N T - of an outside deck. Two nings possible, call 504-641- TEACHER - Business mosphere, excellent must sell! Spotless unit aerospace manufacturing fireplaces. $89,500. Phone 8003, extension 494, for in­ SBItnCCfTATIOII education. Conn, state cer­ clientele. In the Windham with parking. Gas heat. firm has an opening for an CH ILD CARE In my home. formation. tification required. Dual area. Experience not Ideal for the couple just 643-1727. organized individual with a •••••••••••••••••••••••• Any age - low rates. certification in a foreign needed - will train. Open 7 starting out. Earn equity, Full Urn* end part Snw. Mutt knowledge of blueprints References available upon ' HALF TIME French In- language desirable. Con­ days a week. Call 423-7519. not rent receipts. $42,900. hive own toola. Apply In par- and the material specs □ BUSINESS request. Telephone 649- C- structor. Call Bolton High tact Dr. Michael Blake,- Carsan Realty,522-1605; ton; 252 Spencer Street manual. Heavy telephone School for an application at Principal. Tolland High PART TIME Waitress - Sam 521-8311. Calwean 1 pm and 6 pm. contact and inventory con­ and SERVICES 643-2768. School. Application small East Hartford trol. All company paid- deadline, July f, 1982. restaurant 9 a.m.-2 p.m. benefits in an air- Cali 528-5253 9 a.m .-ll a.m. □ REAL ESTATE « • " '« • • Otfarad 31 Petnting-Papering 32 conditioned plant. Send Drug and Atoohol RanabHItatlon Countalor Progrem Dlractot- BOOKKEEPER • For con­ AdmlnMietlva Depertmant heed, 12 month, Mnura-trabk. resume to P.O. Box 93, struction office. Mature, JANITORIAL HELP - Part REWEAVING BURN INTERIOR PAINTING, Minimum qualltloatlont Include a Maeler'e Oaeraa, prafarebly In Buckland Station, t iih e evenings. Homaa For Sato 23 HOLES. Zippers, um ­ hignar education adminittrttlon or elllad health administration end knowledgeable in one write over ten years experience, Manchester, (^. 06040. Experienced preferred. brellas repaired. Window tlx yeart of ralttad axperlanoa In oommunNy oollaga drug agd systems. Part time in the tow rates and senior citizen beginning, full time later Transportation a must. 643- MANCHESTER shades, Venetian blinds. discounts. 643-9980. tioonol aduoatkm and admlnMietlon. EXECUTIVE SALES AppHoantt who do not meal the atated qualltloatlont, but who on. Call Don at 649-8000 for 5747. Northfield Green - Im­ Keys. TV FOR RENT. Secretary - immediate full baNeva they p o iiin equlvelenclee, may eo IndloaM by itallng In appointment. maculate three bedroom Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Kapo^ Ufa Vast ^ writing precleely how their background and sxptdenos are time powtion in regional HOT DOG Cart for sale - condo - central air, 2% 649-5221. PAINTING - Wallpapering ^ Iv a la n l to the tttled quaSlloaiions, arid by prawWne appropriale CARPENTRY FOREMAN sales office. In addition to $700.00 firm. Call 6464293. baths, pool and tennis. $73,- and Drywall Installation. USOQ approved. Sizes for l 2 5 % o f f ! reterenoee. typing and dictaphone ackHte erxl children. M O fH • Must be experienced in all 000. Ed Gorman UGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ (Quality professional work. Under the general programmaUo euparvWon ot ttte Academic 01- proficiency, must be able phases of remodeling and BualnaFp Associates, 646-4040. cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ Reasonable prices. Free ' 0wRsg.e4e...... H e O O All Swim Masks, Fins floor for ConnaoUout Regional CapmunRy CoSagat end the dkeol to adapt to diversified tupervltlon of the Dean of CommunNy SarWqee el the Colege, the able to run complete Job. OpportunlUaa 14 ages cleaned. AH types Estimates! Fully insured. SiKMliais A Q091HM ’ Call Robert Jarvis, 643- responsibilities and MANCHESTER - Autumn trash, brush removed. G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. TAhotm M itr f director reoalvoe and prooeeeeo eludent appSoaSone, provMee possess organizational and Kapok-RIl aeadamie and oaraer advlfemant to MudenM, l upindroe the 6712. ^ HAIRDRIER* Street. Absolutely spotless Picket, SpUt Rail, Stake It Cushions deHvsry of traMfig sdtieallon to itudsnta throughout the Communl- computational skills. Partnership available in five year old colonial. Fences instaUed. 5260670. ledookas; Our Rea. 99e to 1349 * ^ 8 i 8 8 ) ly CoNiroe Syttam, maintalna etudanlt’ raoords, einluatee lha Salaiy commensurate with Manchester salon. Call 643- Aluminum siding, three experience plus excellent haiproved. A ! Styles & eizae for adults 6 youtoa OWctoti program, and ganwaNy ooordliuMa the vatlout oompenantt ki- PART TIME Evenings - in­ 4476 after 6 p.m. bedrooms, IW baths, eat-in SMALL LOADS OF benefit program. For an in­ .OurRee-SJe...... D s 9 f S M S eiaekenly! Sony, neMkMtoaksi oludlng axtarnal aganclaa and linNa of Via program among aS teresting work making size kitchen with sliders to STONE, trap rock, play INTERIOR AND Connaedout Community CoVwas. The dkodlor WM be raqukod to terview call Mr. R.R. telephone calls from our 7-11 FRANCHISE deck. $73,900. Ed Gorman sand, white stone, loam EXTERIOR Painting and travel to ConnaeMeut Community Colagaa and training aganelaa tor Keyer, Crouse Hinds 0>m- Im new office. Good voice a AVAILABLE in Associates, 646-4040. an d pool sand Paperhanging. Ceilings purpoiaa ot admiaalona. ptaeaniant. atW iamant. and ooofdkiMlon. pany, 16' Eastern Park must. Salary, com­ (^Chester. Call 643-4077 D E U V E IffiD . Telephone repaired or replaced. F t m Minimum Salary la t19S3l. AMIdpatad atarUng data la Augual, Road, East Hartford, 289- 1962. missions, and pleasant after 12 noon. MANCHESTER - Parker 644-1775. estimates. Fully insured. Sand a latlar of Intaraat, raauma, oWlolal vanaorlpla and thraa w orU iu condittons. Work Street - Home needs coiri- References. Martin MANCHES' VERNON rataraneaa no lattr than M ly 30,1182 to: from 8 pro to 9 pm and Prtvata Inatruedona 19 plete painting and Mattsson after 3:00 p.m. 1145 Tolland Turnpike WMIam E. VmeaM, Praaldant Saturday momine. Call SamCEtTATHM redecorau^, but at $58,000 649-4431. Tri-City Shopping Cantor Manohaatar Communlly CoSaga this is a supOT buy! Three Ml Mr. Taylor at 647-SM9. SUMMER Tutoring ser­ bedrooms, 1% baths, gar­ ATTICS, GARAGES, FRED LEE Painting - STORE HOURS: DAiLY 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM t« SUNDAY 10 AM to S PM (JULY 4th) • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY — MareehamrU^ oao40 RN, or L P N - 11 to 7 shift. For'day and night ■Mite. Apply vice, elementary grades age, dining room, CELLARS CLEANED - Interior qnd E xterio r. MANCHESTER COMMUNITY OOLLEOB IS AN EQUAL Cali DNS, Crestfield Con­ hi parson: 252'Sponoor Straol through 9th grade. English, flreplaced living room. Ed Light trucking. All types of "O ieck my rate neiore you OPPOWTUtSTY/AFFWtMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER M/F. WOMEN bsiwsan t pm and 6 pm. math, reading, social Gorman Associates, 646- brush and trash removed. AND MINOnriES M E ENCOURAQED TO APPLY. valescent Home- Fenwood ^ ra te .’’ Dependable. Manor 6439151. studies, science. 643-6223. 4040. CaU 643-1947, 649-2»i. Fully insured. 646-1663. iri>j5w e*-» w W ^

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., June 30, 1982 - 27 26 - - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. June 30. 1982 •••••••••aoaaaaoaoaaaaoa Rake in the extra money ••aeeaaeaeeeeeeaeaeeeeee aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa*** PROLONG THE LIFE •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••t*************** Autos For Sale 51 , Motorcycles-BIcyeles 84 you can make by selling no- Apartmente lor Rent 53 Homes lor Rent 54 M/antaiAV:K for Griffing, Andover, 742- Telephone 2 8 9 -4 0 8 4 after 5 dau - 6 0 ^ miles. White. INSURANCE - For all your NOTICE 7886. Two rooms, heated. $ 2 6 0 the 1662-1983 school year Sealed monthly, no appliances. p.m. RESPONSIBLE Person Stereo. Extra clean. 647- motorcycle needs, call I'hc Manchester Public Schools l)lds will be received until July 12, 8521 6-7 a.m.; 10 to 11:30 us.Cbmpetitive rates. solicit^ bids for IIOILKK 1982. 3:00 P.M. at which time they Security, tenant insurance. wanted to share house In KIvPAIHS (or (he 1982-1963 school Call 646-2426 weekdays 9-5. G LASTON BU RY - Six Manchester. Telephone p.m. Friendly service. Fine .vill ho publicly opened, The right SELECT companies. Ask for Janet Year Sealed bids will be received is reserved to reject any and all BLUEBERRIES rooms. Convenient loca­ 647-1031 evenings. or Judy. Crockett Agency, until July 21, 1982, 3:00 P.M., at bids. S|>ccirications and bid forms GROUP I: A leleci . securt'd at the Business Office, Manager r» 'J. Sclnml Street. Manchester, u.Phono needs tube. Call 646- room apartment. >lulo Parte For Sale 60 rack. Call after 6 p.m.', 8'Tl- <157-06 • OWNER FINANCING AVAILABU BERRY PATCH 1976 FIAT 128. Runs good. 1232. ■•pHiocUcul. Itnyiiond K. Demers. 8536 after 5 p.m. Bucklanif Road Appliances not included - OlHces-Stores TOYOTA CORONA - 1974. Busin >ss Manager TO QUALIFIEO BUYERI Used Cars $700.00. Telephone 872-2834. South Windsor utilities extra. Security lor Rent 55 1975-80 FORD VAN Parts - Two door, four speed. 1981 Olds Toronado ...... $ A V E D('N> 4 bedroom U&R Split Level located in KROLL BABY CRIB with and references. Absolutely engine and transmission, $1500. Telephone 646-7449. Campers-Trallers-Moblle IINVITATION Rockledge Area. Charming fireplaced mattress for sale - natural 3 PM to pickod out no pets. Call 646-6637. WORKSPACE OR TAKE A $150.00. Fenders, doors, 1980 Chevy Monza Coupe...... •4 5 9 5 H o m e s 65 T O BID hardwood with animal STORAGE SPACE FOR hood, grill, brakes. 644-3203 VW - SUPER Beetle -1971. BANK REPOSSESSIONS THE EIGHTH UTILITIES family room, lovely kitchen, 2 baths. 1980 LoMans Safari...... • 8 1 9 5 1973 DODGE CAMPER decals on head and SIX ROOM DUPLEX - RENT in Manchester. No RIDE after 6 p.m. AM-FM stereo, excellent DISTRICT, Manchester, Price reduced to $109,500. , ■ ' 6 p FOR SALE Van - $1800. Good condition. INVITATION backboard. Asking $50.00. Fireplaced living room, lease or security deposit. condition. $995.00. 1979 Grand LoMans 4 Dr...... • 5 3 9 5 Connecticut Seeks bids for BEPORE Call 646-3108 evenings; 872- T O BID Call 643-4325. wall to wail carpeting, ful­ Reasonable rates. Suitable Telephone 569-3010. 1976 DODGE D100 Plck- furnishing a high pressure 1979 Sunbird H /B ...... •4 3 9 5 1434 days. THE EIGHTH UTILITIES Zinsser Agency 646-1511 ly applianced kitchen, 11/2- for small business. Retail YOU Autos F o r S a le 51 ,up $2300. hydraulic sewer cleaning 20 CUBIC FOOT Freezer - STRAWBERRIES - pick baths, full cellar, $5^ per and commercially zoned. 1974 BUICK CENTURY - 197S FORD Grand Torino DISTRICT, Manchester, 1979 Honda Prelude ...... • 5 9 9 5 truck. sound operating condition. your own. Chaponis month. 647-1111 or 649-9521. Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. DECIDE! 54,000 miles. Silver p-ey Atitfon wAQon -Vough oondi- lINVi rA I'lOIN T O Connecticut seeks bids for TENNIS A QOLF ANYONE? SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, Bids specifications are $98.00. Telephone 649-1944. Brothers, Clark Street, TRUCKS Car-inv. value “ cream puff” . Beautiful 1979 Celica GT Liftback ...... • 5 9 9 5 BIDiffill pavement repair at the COVENTRY 79 BOBCAT *3195 I* K N N K V 111 G H available at the Eighth South Windsor. Free con­ M ANCH ESTER - Fur­ MANCHESTER 4 speed, ntcoty equipped $2143, sold for $100. 7816. white interior interior. rear of the rear of the ONIce for rent - furnished. The above can be seen at 1979 Celica Coupe...... • 5 8 9 5 Utilities District Immaculate 6 Rm Ranch, 1 baths. 2 car garage. SIZE 8D Golf shoes, $15,00. tainers. Open from 8 am - 8 nished three room apart­ Call Refundable. Loaded. $2995. 649-3219. S C H O O L Public Works Department, Size 13 navy four piece suit, Desk, typewriter, bond the Firehouse, 32 Main St., F/P. living rm . wood burning stove in family rm.. pm or until picked out. No ment, centrally located. 78 DATSUN*3595 1978 Olds Cutlass W agon...... •4 4 9 5 I’LXZA 357 Hilliard Street. Bid new kitchen, wet bar. 2 yr, old Sabrina in ground $20.00. Telephone 568-5926. $350 includes heat. 568- copier, etc. $75.00 510 Hatchback 2-door, 5 Savingt Balk of Manchester, Conn. 06040. children untfer 14 years of speed AM/FMradK) 1972 VW SUPER Beetle- 1974 ■ liist Hartford Dtuird of Kducation specifications are pool (20x40). acre lot abuts 14th green of Twin age. Call 528-5741 for up-to- 4311. Call Jana 649-8930 AM-FM, white, automlatic, dw r, $1300. Call 643^W Mindietter 1978 Grand P rix ...... • 5 1 9 5 vill r(.‘(-cive scaled bids addressed Sealed bids will be Hills Golf Course. A must see home. S71.900 available at the Eighth LARGE CAGE, excellent date picking information. or aftar 7 pm - 80AMC *3695 new muffler. 643-9641 after after 4:30 p.m. - keep 023 Mlln OlTMt to the Division of Business Ser­ received at the above ad­ for litter of puppies. $30.00. Spint,4 c/I 4 spced 1978 Nhistang Mach I ...... •3 4 9 5 vices for Waterproofing Plaza A Utilities District FOUR ROOMS - upstairs 875-7119 5 p.m. t'Tlng. dress until 7:30 p.m., July Telephone 643-4373. this Mtcrnales at School Depart- Firehouse, 32 Main St., Lombardo & Associates STRAWBERRIES - pick in four fam ily house, 1977 Cadillac Coupe do Ville .... • 8 4 9 5 15,1982, at which time they your own. Excellent modern bath, central loca­ 77 DATSIIH *3895 icnl Offices. UO lx)ng Mill Drive, Manchester, Conn. 06040. OFFICE SPACE for lease - 2'**.iSX. low rriies ;.isl larll .rd, >T 06108 until 2:00 bids will be publicly 649-4003 BUREAU, Tiger-stripe picking - John Patrick tion. $320 per month. 1978 Chevy Chevette . : ...... • 3 5 9 5 Sealed bids will be maple veneer, not hard Enfield Industrial' Park. I H 11 lul'. 13, 1!)82 at'vhich time opened, read aloud and F arm s, 224 H illstow n Security deposit required. 79POHTIAC *4595 ' K'v .ill h'’ pulilicly opened and received at the above ad­ BOLTON rock. Good condition. 5200 sq. ft. of new office WILLIMANTIC DATSUN 1977 LoMans 4 Dr...... •3 1 9 5 recorded, at the Eighth Road, Manchester. Open 9 Please call 871-6098. space,available in mid- LuMjrs Wagon, aulomatic t • ion payment of recorded, at the Eighth >.. specialty shop (tunc-up, mufflers. etc.K Lots of ^ m Appliances, wall to wall 203-741-2261. >10,00 for lv\fMI SET. Make check to ten (10) percent of the for expansion & development. Owner financing. $265.- twice, like new, color - red. 78 HONDA *4995 Utilities District carpeting, gas heat. Cali 12 Accord. 5-speed. AM-FM. a 1977 Jeep Golden Eagle...... •4 3 9 5 iMvabh' to the Kast Hartford total bid must accompany $30.00. Call 643-5336. CORN CRIB a.m.-3 p.m., 742-8803. real beauty 12.75 Firehouse, 32 Main Street, MANCHESTER - retail, lo inl of ICducation General Con- each bid. 1977 Dodge Aspen 4-D r...... •3 5 9 5 liMcf'irs oiay take out three (3) Manchester, Connecticut. Spilecki Realtor ADDING A room or• porchi - Strawberry patch storage and-or manufac­ For Vour I ALL NtW DATSUNS AVAIUBLE WITH | The Eighth Utilities THREE ROOM Apartment turing space, 2,000 sq. ft. to cacli The lioard of Kducation The Eighth Utilities Jalousie storm door■36 36 x 80, ■conomlsol 1977 Chevy Nova Coupe...... •3 4 9 5 vserves the right to accept any or District reserves the right with heat, hot water, stove, 25,000 sq. ft. Very District reserves the right 643-2121 good condition, $50.00 or BUCKLAND ROAD Vocotlois! ■ 12.75 HNAMCIMG - HO OIMWICKSl ■ ill liiils or the right to waive to reject any or all bids, refrigerator, carpeting. Se­ reasonable. Brokers 1977 Grand Prix S i ...... • 4 3 9 5 1 to reject any or all bids. best offer. Call 649-0942. SOUTH WINDSOR cond floor. $285. Centrally '‘•ctmi'Ml infor nalion if it is in the Helen J. Warrington protected. Call Heyman 81 LYNX ’M‘sl inlorcst to do so. Helen J. Warrington MANCHESTER located - adults only. No 3-Door 1977 Mercury Cougar...... • 3 4 9 5 Clerk 5-speed 0p€n9d dallf - Properties, 1-226-1206. Nancy J. Harris, ^ Clerk Immaculate 6 room ranch with attached garage. 3 GIRL'S Raleigh pets. Security deposit. Call 1976 Ford Torino Wagon ...... •2 9 9 5 1 Eighth Utilities generous bedrooms, formal dining room, large liighrise bike, Excellent 646-7690. Director/Business Eighth Utilities Sam till pickad out Beautifully finished District living rt conditioning Individual $ 29.08 $10.91 $ 39.99 chaise lounge, $10. schools. For further details power sleenrg, star fully applianced. Telephone 649-7517. please call 528-4196 © eo, aii*omalic & DIRECT PAYMENT BLUE SHIELD PLANS; We invite comparison for quality and price, between 9 and 5 pm or more bedroom — $41,900, *2 bedroom — $51,900. and . SOFA BED 63 in. long - after 5 pm and weekends, Proposed bedroom — $56,900, needs slip covers. Good for 649-7157. Current Increase bungalow. $35.00. Call 649- (Quarterly or Quarterly Keith Real Estate 646-4126 0173. 118 MAIN STREET - Three Rates (Decrease) Rates room heated apartment. Century 90 ' 17" B & W Magnavox table Hot water, no appliances, Individual $46.85 I 9.10 $ 55.95 • •• T.V. used approx. 200 security. Tenant in­ 111.90 hours, $50.00. Telephone Two Person 93.70 18.20 Services ONered 31 Building Contracting 33 Articles lor Sale 4 1 surance. 646-2426, 9-5 118.05 • •• 568-6892 after 4 p.m. weekdays. SPECIAL PURCHASE! Family 98.90 19.15 ^BINT PRINT PRINT PRINT SIDING AND ROOFING - 1981 Capris Century 94 Home Si Office Endorsement 472 MAIN STREET - 5 "Why not drill i very deep replacement windows, all I . r^kaiCeOtJ $ 14.34 5 TRIO PRINTERS ★ rooms. ^25 monthly plus , hole and tap the Mid-east oil I L'Qmprcd with or con Individual $19.65 $( 5.31) (C phases of remodeling. Free ALUMINUM SHEETS TAG SALES (L Elm Street utilities. No appliances. fields from the bottom?" j diiic‘^‘ng 3tert-o. r«.:«f Two Person *9.30 (10.62) 28.68 e.stimates. Telephone 643- used as printing plates. .007 I detrostat. automatic ^ Mencheiter, Connecticut Security, tenant insurance. (19.71) 53.34 6478 after 6 p.m., ask for Not a bod Ideal Another good Idea Is com­ l.anamitetion power Family ~ • thick, 23x28'/2’ ^ 50c each, TAG SALE - July 3rd, 10 to Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 stec'ir'gAmnre Mike. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- ing Into MANCHESTER HONDA and test (jentury 96 Home & Office Endorsement o^Complete Line of Offset Printing 3 p.m. Crib, carriage, adult weekdays. 2711. They MUST be picked Individual $16.20 1(2.91) $13.29 CARPENTRY WORK - clothing, puzzles, driving these trip already cars: tLETTERHEADS - ENVELOPES up before 11:00 a.m. only. household goods, mis­ * 6 8 9 5 Two Person 32.40 (5.82) 26.58 f BUSINESS FORMS - TAGS Doors, Windows, Roofs, MANCHESTER - Main cellaneous, 14 Fleming Family 53.20 (9.52) 43.68 £ SNAPOUTS (Cerbong NCR) Concrete Work et cetera. Street. 2-4 rooms. Heated. Road (off Woodlana 1980 Honda Prelude...... H BROCHURES - CATALOGS “ No Job Too Small". Call FILM BARGAIN - Out-of- Hot water. Appliances. No Community Contract Street). 81 FORD *6995 2 Our Art Oepertment Offers David 643-8996. date Kodak Verichrome pets. Security. Parking. Granada, freyt.. auto., air Individual ...... $ 7.45 CC a Complete Service 523-7047. conditioning, power steer­ 14.90 Pan 126 film, 12-exposure ...... *6795 ing. power Ofakes. power Two Person ...... ^ Call our salesman, Bill Del. CARPENTRY AND rolls for Instamatic. •••••••••••••••••••••••• windows, cruise control, Family ...... 19.75 M asonry - additions, MANCHESTER - Ray­ 1980 Datsun 210 Wagon...... low mtles. S Phone 6430125 or 64 3 2 2 66 Twenty-five rolls for $5. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Preferred Contract Coverage 20 5 remodeling, free es- Call Doug Bevins at The •••••••••••••••••••••••• mond Village - Unusual "brand new” spacious one 79 LINCOLN *8495 Individual $ 5.60 ...... $ 5.60 iNiHd iNiUd iNlUd XNiUd timates. Call Tony Herald, 643-2711, after 1 BLUE EYED - Female < A 8 9 S Town car. CB, loaded with Squillacote, 649-0811. p.m. bedroom tri-level typlc.al LirKoln jM:ce5Sories Two Person 10.45 ...... 10.45 Huskie Shepherd, 3 townhouse units now being Must tM» s»^n*' ...... months, some snots, affec­ 1980 Renault LeCar ...... Family 15.55 ...... 15.55 Healing-Plumbing 35 completed. Available July PHOTO ACCESSORIES - tionate, fund loving, calm 1st. Includes heat, hot 77 CHRYSLER *2495 | Preferred Contract - Coverage 25 Two Nikon 35mm film temperament. $55.W. 643- water; appliances, ...... *3995 55,00 ortg. mliM Individual ...... $ 6.35 LEON CIESZYNSKI ...... 0849. BUILDER. New homes, cassettes and one Contax carpeting, cathedral Two Person D.95 ...... 11.95 35mm film cassette, $5 ceiling with paddle fan, in­ 80 MAZDA GLC *4295 17.80 additions, remodeling, rec TIGER, WHITE and 1979 Mazda IK -7 ...... Family *^-99 ...... M &M Plumbing and each. Two Graflite dividual basement with , WAGON rooms, garages, kitchens honey, affectionate male flashbulb guns, $5 each. hookups, patio, parking. A/C. S apd. AM-FM radio 3. GROUP BLUE SHIELD PI,ANS - 3 TO 99 CONTRACTS: remodeled, ceilings, bath Heating, Manchester. 649- kitten looking for good tile, dormers, roofing. 2871. Small repairs, Call Doug Bevins at The $495 per month. Damato ■ ■ • • *7595 Chirrent Proposed Herald, 643-2711, after 1 home. Call 649-6480 after Enterprises, 230-A New Residential or commer­ remodeling, heating, 10:30 a.m. 81 CAPRI *6595 Monthly Monthlji. cial. 649-4291. baths, kitchens and water p.m. State Road, Manchester. 1978 Toyota Gelica . . • ■ • « A/T. 0 cyi., 10,00 mllet Rates Increase Rates 646-1021. heaters. Free estimates! Century 90 ELECTRICAL SERVICES ...... COLONIAL CpUCH and Boeta-Accessorlea 45 79 CAPRI *43 *4995 I 6 eyl. In^vidual $12.96 $1.57 $1 4 .5 5 We do all typ>es of Elec- H o u s e h o ld Good* 4 0 chair, excellent condition, MANCHESTER - Four 29.10 •••••••••••• $350. or best offer. Must BRISTOL 16>A’ mahogany rooms, second floor. Newly Two Person 25.96 3.14 trical Work ! Licensed. Call 80GAPRI *54 3 4 .8 6 after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. USED see to appreciate. Call 649- boat with trailer. 40 b.p. ainted. Appliances, heat, 1977 (ilinfsier Urn YoAer A/T Family 3 | .1 0 3.76 REFRIGERATORS, 6925. Evenrude. Motor neeas Kot water and garage. $ 3 9 5 Community Contract FARRAND WASHERS, RANGES - work. $550. 649-8921. monthly plus security. 643- *299 5 M ANY m o r e ! Individual I2-94 REMODELING - Cabinets. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts NIAGRA MASSAGE chair 1878. Two Person 5.88 with attachments. $650.00 TO CHOOSE Roofing, Gutters, Room & Service. Low prices! PROM Family 7.77 Additions, Decks, all types B.D. Pearl & Son,.649 Main firm. Telephone 643-4373. 3!4 ROOMS. Like private A n tiq u e s 4 $ FINANCING Preferred Contract - Coverage 20 o f Remodeling and Street. 643-2171. home. Working single ARRANOEP Repairs. FREE GIVING UP House, lots of adult, married couple. No Individual $8.0'/ things for sale. Please call children, pets. Lease. 643- Two Person 5.02 Estimates. Fully insured. WASHER AND DRYER - L ook for, the m any *CoMti % OM m t liiitoln Telephone 643-6017. Westinghouse. Heavy duty, 6 4 9 ^ . 2880. ■ Family 6.S4 7 80 >1 bargain buys advertised In M**fcufy Ma k I o D»*ol4*( may be stacked or placM the Classified columns Preferred Contract - (Average 25 t h in k in g o f h o m e Im- under the counter, 644-8142, NEW^.NECCHI 521 free MANCHESTER ^ L f' today. , Individual $2.32 82.87 provements? Call the Mar- ...... Available Immediately •, M o C R s tin and Rothman Home . .. Twelve different stitches five room, two bedroom Two Person 5.53 6.87 Family 7.10 Remodeling ^ rv ice . FYom built-in. $239.50. Call 5 2 8 - apartment! Completely i H.18 8807 after 6 p.m. WANTED; ANTIQUE Fur- 3 1 5 U M T f t j T s, siding, rec rooms, renovated to perfection. 0654)6 DARK LOAM - 5 yards mture, glass, pewter, oil Fully applianced kltdien,) MANCHfSTER M l-SU S Tra Colbjr. m dormers to new homes. paintlius, or antique 6/25/82 Call today for prompt delivered. $60. plus tax. SMALL TABLE Top bar no pets. References and' W*- M r .t n A L ot Corpenate Secn^ary Sand, Gravel, Stone & refrigerator - cheap. Call Items. R; Harrison - 643- security. $ 3 7 0 plus utilities, I • • A L (jt Ot courteous service. FYee es­ 8709. timates anytime. 646-4144. Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. 649-3506. 6 4 9 ^ . 28 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed,, June 30, 1982

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MEMBERS OF BOARD OF REALTORS CITED AT LUNCHEON . . , Kellam, Blanchard, Boutin and Lombardo hold plaques Realtors of Year named LOSED Robert F. Blanchard and Joseph Committee. plaque. She is serving her second WEDNESDAY at 5:00 S. Lombardo of the Manchester Lombardo is a state director and a consecutive term as a state director Board of Realtors received the an­ member of the Professional Stan­ and is a member of the board of nual Realtor of the Year Award at a dards Committee. directors for the Manchester Board recent luncheon of the board at William R. Johnson, president of of Realtors. She has also been active To Prepare For The BIGGEST Manchester Country Club. the Savings Bank of Manchester, on many dommittees and is serving Both men are past presidents of was presented with a plaque for his as treasurer of the local chapter of PRE 4TH of JULY SALEH the organization and have served as outstanding contribution to the town the Women’s Council of Realtors. chairmen. Blanchard is now serving of Manchester. The awards were presented by as a director and is chairman of the Lorraine B. Boutin was awarded Richard Kellam, president of the Thursday 11*9 Equal Opportunity and Housing the Realtor-Associate of the Year Connecticut association. Friday 9:308 Big cooperative succeeds Saturday 9:30-5 TILLAMOOK. Ore. (UPI) - More they could produce a consistent, due partly to the price of meat, con­ leiAifeO iUNDAY JULY than 200 dairy farmers, organized quality product,” said Sutton, “‘and cern about the health effects of red. 4TH and MOHDAY JULY into a cooperative called the we’ve tried to continue that.” meat, the popularity of Italian foods Tillamook County Creamery During the post-war years, the that rely on cheeses and a trend m Association, have built a multi- company "really began moving, toward European appetites for wine 0 million-dollar cheese business on although even in the ’30s it became a and cheese. It’s also convenient. THURSDAY at IIM A.M. NEVER BEFORE, the creed that quality sells. common name on the West Coast,” “You can whack off a hunk and nib­ "We’re unique, really," said said cooperative spokesman Harold ble it with pop or beer,” he said. cooperative general manager D.R. Schild. AND NEVER AGAIN WILL PRICES BE THIS LOW!! California accounts for half of the — •SERVICE A LOCAL DELIVERY •DRYER A RANGE CORDS "Pete” Sutton, whose father was a “We are credited in some circles sales, Oregon and Washington Tillainook cheesemaker and won the as being the first cheese marketed ED EE •NORMAL INSTALLATIONS , •IN HOME COLOR TV ADJUSTMENTS together consume another third and •REMOVAL OF OLD APPLIANCES national cheesemaking cham­ by an actual brand name. As the the rest of the West enjoys most of pionship in 1960. “I don’t think name became synonymous with the remainder. Some is marketed in there's another operation in the quality,'sales increased.” specialty shops in the Elast, but country that's got a story to tell like In 1970, the farmers produced just widespread sales there are still a 19"* Deluxe Color Television Carrier Siesta we have." under 10 million pounds of Cheddar. ways off. Room Air Conditioners Pioneers began separating curds Last year, production bulged to 28.5 and whey in the area around 1860. million pounds and sales of cheese “We find that, especially in tough MESTA... PUTS NOIM TO SLEEP ^ economic times, people perhaps will <248 . • Enar0y.«fficlenl coolins By 1909. several cheese-making fac­ and related products soared to $63 • Abaohjte (pjM tories were operating. The farmers million. On some days, more than 30 compromise a little bit of quality • WNnul front decided to band together instead of percent of all the milk produced in forprice. We n ^ to be able to reach competing, so they formed the Oregon passes through the more of a m ^ket that will support *248 cooperative. creamery. our product.” 5jOOOBTU IDEAL FOR eePWOOMS "There were some people in the Schild credis the increase in sales That support means paying an early years wise enough to see if to a growing public taste for cheese. extra 40 cents a pound or so. UMor fMsvlsloii '! V COLOR tv | 9~ nCA XL-1 0 0 TV “ •448 ^ »pCA .WlMltMt •iMtmh •288 A j n mM d HF|

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