80 MANCHESTER HE RALD. Tuesday, June 21, 1983

B U S IN E S S /ci>,ssirie<, Herpes, AIDS new foes Couple tries to recover Why JV sports of the sexual revolution from destructive fire got the ax Cycle suggests Dow stocks ... page 2 .. page 21 page 9 to grow another 50 percent Here’s something you’ll find hard to swallow: The Dow Jones Industrials — despite an explosive gain the past 10 months of over 50 percent, or more than 400 Clear tonight; Dow points — are still dirt cheap. Manchester, Conn. hot Thursday Now if you buy this argument (which many Wall Dan Dorfman Wednesday, June 22, 1983 Streeters don’t) then a legitimate case can be made — See page 2 for considerably higher prices. Single copy: 25$ Granted, the Dow consists of only 30 stocks. But Syndicated we’re talking about a hefty 21.3 percent (or $334 Columnist r billion) of the market capitalization of all Big Board shares. And as we’ve seen time and time again, the Dow — given a sharp movement either up or down — will frequently take the rest of the market with it. stocks as Kodak and Minnesota Mining 8e Manufactur­ Grenade THE RESEARCH folks at investment banking ing and, to a lesser extent. General Electric and IBM.' biggie Morgan Stanley & Co. — as well as others — Leeb also took a look at the market’s assessment of argue that much of the expected corporate profit the book value of the Dow companies. And here too, he kills U.S. Consumer growth is already reflected in the big stock moves tells me, the evidence solidly suggests an undervalued we’ve seen. Accordingly, M-S, which bombed the Dow. market several weeks back (though only temporar­ He notes, for example, that since 1920, the Dowr newsmen ily) with a forecast of a 10 to 15 percent correction, is each year, has sold — at its peak — at a 75 percent pushing the argument that many stocks are ahead of premium to book value. Today, at its present book of themselves on prospective earnings. $9.50 a share, the Dow sports only a 26 percent By Noe Lelva Maybe so, but the Dow, for one, tells a different United Press International prices up premium. story. Many Wall Street pros argue that higher interest ' For starters, let’s took at the estimated ’84earnings rates could set off that long-awaited market! TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras - of the Dow companies. If you do that, you come up correction. Leeb doesn’t disagree. If short-term rates' Two American journalists were with a current price-earning multiple of about 8.4. go above 9 percent (now about 8.6 to 8.7 percent in- killed when a rocket-propelled A meaningful comparison — based on the state of Treasury bills), he thinks a market selloff is a strong! grenade fired by Nicaraguan Herald photos by Pinto the economy — would be the p-e multiple of the Dow possibility. But he’s not looking for the roof to cave in troops across the border demol­ 0.5 percent during the last comparable recession we had. That if it happens — at most, a 10 percent correction, if that. ished their car, the U.S. Embassy took place from late ’73 to mid-’75, and the peak ’75 p-e “ The Dow is telling you — if not hollering at you — said. Nicaragua denied its soldiers Soap stars at Fromex grand opening — based on estimated ’76 Dow earnings — was 10.9. that stocks are still dirt cheap...” were involved. That means — and here’s the shocker — that the 30 U.S. Embassy spokesman Ro­ By Denis G. GuMno ing fresh vegetable prices, which Dow stocks would have to shoot up another 300 points bert Callahan said Dial Torgerson, United Press International climbed 21.3 percent in the past or so (or roughly 25 percent) just to be valued at the The Dow story: 55, of the Los Angeles Times and three months. same level they were at the p-e peak of mid-’75. freelance photographer Richard WASHINGTON — Consumer The Labor Department’s Consu­ In case you think the deck’s being stacked, through still a big bargain? Cross, S3, were killed Tuesday’ prices rose 0.5 percent in May, with mer Price Index for May was 297.1, an isolated example, to illustrate the cheapness of the when the grenade “ utterly des­ more than half the inflation up 3.5 percent in the past 12 Dow — it’s not so. troyed their car.” increase blamed on energy costs, months. It was equivalent to a cost RECENT EST. 1984 EST. 1984 Col. Cesar E lvir Sierra, official the Labor Department said today. of $297.10 for the government’s If you trace the p-e peak of the Dow going back to PRICE EARNINGS MULTIPLE Bev Fultz of 89 Weaver 1920 — based on the projected following year’s spokesman for the Honduran The jump in prices was the sample “ market basket” of goods Allied Corp. 50W 7.25 6.9 earnings — you come up with an average of at least 16 army, said the journalists’ Hondu­ second largest in 11 months, but and services that cost $100 in 1967. Road (above) gets Ca­ Alcoa 3844 2.65 14.5 each year. And that’s almost 50 percent more than the ran driver was seriously injured in brought this year’s inflation rate American Brands 49V< 8.00 6.2 rolyn A. Clark and Robert currently estimated ’84 p-e of Dow earnings. the attack. through May to only 3 percent Housing costs were up 0.3 American Can 42V< 4.25 10.1 It’s worth noting that if you took the highest level f. ’The journalists were returning when figured on a yearly basis. percent, compared to a 0.5 percent Newman’s autographs for American Express 6744 6.25 10.8 that each of the Dow stocks traded at during the past from the town of Las Trojes and Electricity and home heating rise in April. Housing also was American Tel. 63y> 9.35 6.8 three months — in almost all cases you’re talking .were hit as they approached fuel costs went up for the first time affected by the energy cost push, herself and fellow Food Bethlehem Steel 2444 3.20 7.7 about the peak stock price — you would have a Dow of Cifuentes, less than 2 miles from this year and clothing costs rose 0.7 since the category includes home Dupont 45>A 6.20 7.3 Mart workers at the grand 1,290 to 1,300. And even on the basis, the Dow would the Nicaraguan border and 48 percent, the most in more than 2.5 heating oil prices, up 3.8 percent in Eastman Kodak 72>/4 8.95 8.0 still' be selling at only nine times estimated ’84 miles east of Tegucigalpa. years. May after going down for five opening of Fromex photo Exxon 3344 5.75 earnings. 5.8 ‘"Their vehicle could not have But gasoline was the major consecutive months. General Electric 5444 5.10 10.6 service at the Manchester I get these intriguing numbers from a pretty savvy been mistaken for a military influence on May prices, as dealers Natural gas and electricity went General Foods 42V( 6.55 6.5 Wall Streeter — Stephen Leeb, the publisher of the Vehicle,” E lvir Sierra said, noting kept tacking on additional in­ up 0.2 percent. Natural gas prices Parkade. Both stars have General Motors 68 13.70 bi-weekly investment newsletter. Investment Strate­ 5.0 .the car raited in Tegucigalpa was creases to the nickel-a-gallon tax alone have climbed more than 20 Goodyear 3244 roles on TV’s The Guiding gist, Jersey City, N.J. 5.40 6.0 white. He said Nicaraguan troops that went into effect April 1. percent in the past year. Inco 15 1.15 A non-touty investment adviser who measures his 13.0 launched the grenade across the Medical care costs were up a Light. Ms. Clark plays IBM 114>/< 10.05 words with care, Leeb tells me that “ the Dow. based 11.4 border. During the last two tnonths surprisingly moderate 0.4 percent, Int. Harvester 944 3.75 (D) 0. Lesley Ann Monroe and on any historical comparison you make, is still very Elvir Sierra said, after delays gasoline prices have gone up 8.3 the smallest increase there since Int. Paper 55>/4 5.50 10.0 Herald ptiolo by Tarqiilnlo percent — despite stable world oil much undervalued.” Merck caused by gunfire coming from the an identical 0.4 in November 1977. Newman has the role of 8444 7.10 11.9 Nicaraguan side of the border, the prices — after dropping 17.4 The medical care index was helped Min-Mng-Mfg. Kleagle In Manchester 84Vi 8.00 10.6 Honduran army retrieved the percent from their peak level in by less acceleration in the cost of Josh Lewis. Below; peo­ AS A CASE in point, he points to individual Dow Owens Illinois 3444 4.45 7.8 Americans’ bodies from the car. March 1981, the department said. drugs and medical supplies. stocks, notably Merck, which at press-time was Procter & Gamble i Kleagle John Dillon argued for the ple wait In line at the 5444 5.85 9.3 - The'Honduran Foreign Ministry Judge EdwarcLV. O’Connell limited the The transportation index, the Hospital room charges, how­ selling at around $85 a share. Its peak price in ’75 was Sears 3944 3.60 11.0 originally said William MeWhir- Invisible Empire, Knights of the Ku Kiux area and duration of the raily because of overall category that includes ever, went up 1.2 percent. Saturday morning event $86, which meant, based on reported ’76 earnings of SUndard Oil (Calif.) 3444 5.30 6.5 ter, Caribbean bureau chief of motor fuels, went up 1.3 percent in $3.38 a share, that it was selling at over 25 times the Texaco Klan against attorneys for the city of possible violence, but refused to Entertainment costs rose only 3344 6.25 5.4 Time magazine, had been killed in May, its fastest rise since June. 0.2 percent in May. to meet and talk with following year’s per-share profit. Though presently Union Carbide New Britain seeking an injunction prohibit it. A large number of anti-Klan 6944 9.85 7.0 the same attack. But MeWhirter, Food prices were up only 0.3 stars. sporting a slightly lower stock price, Merck’s ’84 U.S. Steel blocking a Kian rally scheduled for A miscellaneous category of 24 2.45 9.8 interviewed later Tuesday in Mi­ protestors are expected to attend. Story percent, the smallest increase goods and services was up 0.4 earnings are expected to more than double the ’76 United Technologies showing to $7.10 a share. 7144 9.60 7.4 ami, said, “ I ’ve never felt more Saturday. Manchester Superior Court on page 7. since February, despite skyrocket­ percent. Westinghouse 49 6.20 7.9 alive. Considering the alternative, Thus, you have, at a Merck p-e of 11.9 times Woolworth estimated ’84 earnings, a stock that could theoreti­ 33V4 4.45 7.6 I feel great.” cally double in price and still be cheaper — on a p-e Nicaragua, in responding to a basis — than it was in ’75. Note: Earnings are on a per-share basis. protest note from Honduran For­ Source: Investment Strategist, Jersey City, N.J. Leeb says you could apply the same story to such eign BUnister Edgardo Paz Bar- nica, denied its troops were responsible for the atttack. State budget battle halfway over “ At no moment were attacks Thurow says economists from Nicaraguan territory made By M ark A. Dupuis ppposition of the chamber’s 13 firmed Tuesday. " I think they’re making taxes in Majority Leader Richard toward Honduran soil nor in the United Press International minority Republicans. Final action on the overall this state so onerous that people Schneller, D-Essex, who said the zones described by Foreign Minis­ Serrani, who voted with Republi­ budget for the fiscal year begin­ will think an income tax is a good Democratic majority and Gov. try to expalin away facts HorSlfiss nifl^s ai’6 on ter Paz Barnica, nor in any part of HARTFORD — A $3.6 billion cans oh a host of amendments ning a week from Friday may not thing to have.” he said. William O’Neill had a responsibil­ the border area with Honduras,” a budget for the fiscal year begin­ through the day, also voted with come until next week because Zinsser opposes an income tax, ity to provide for needed state Foreign Ministry communique ning next week headed. to the the GOP against the tax package, enacting legislation still must be but favored a proposal to let the services. Ow ... said. which passed 20-15, with Sen. approv^. By Gail Collins only to reappear as soon as the dollar House today with an accompany­ state’s voters decide in a No­ O’Neill, who ordered the special WMtoWMAbighouM “ Nicaragua laments the tragic DPI Business W riter drops. ing $240.7 million tax package to Regina Smith, D-North Branford, Senate Democrats said the $3.6 vember referendum whether they session immediately after the deaths of the U.S. journalists that It is possible to design a useful model keep the budget in the black. also joining the minority. billion budget was an “ honest” want such a levy. That plan, regular session ended without a fell victim to the criminal violence In addition to the $240.7 million NEW YORK — Economics; says that does contain human qualities, n m tM irw The tax and spending bills, spending plan reflecting priorities revived Tuesday by Senate Repub­ budget, has indicated he would from the U.S. government has un­ estimated take from the tax plan, Lester Thurow. is the only discipline Thurow said. But he admitted his call which would end a five-month worked out by the Appropriations licans, was rejected by the Demo­ sign the tax and spending leashed in the Central American that bases its theories on “ what the for a discipline that borrows heavily budget deadlock, were approved another $56 million would be raised Committee in its five months of cratic majority in the Senate. packages. region, particularly along the world ought to look like, not what it is” from sociology does indeed require Tuesday in the Senate, where through tax increases enacted work before the regular session Democratic leaders said the tax Senate Republicans argued the Honduran-Nicaraguan border.” Thurow, the M IT professor and economists willing to make their own I majority Democrats held back a during the regular session to bring ended June 8. package might not be what most tax package was bloated to provide Cross, a graduate student in Newsweek columnist, airalyzes current intuitive judgments. “ Economics is a $229 flood of Republican amendments the total of new and higher taxes to But Senator Carl A. Zinsser, lawmakers wanted, but was the a surplus before next year’s anthropology at Temple Univer­ trends in economic thought in his latest bit of an art form,” he said. in a debate that dragged on more more than $296 million. R-Manchester, said the tax pack­ best compromise that could be legislative elections and proposed sity in Philadelphia, was given his book, "Dangerous Currents.” He finds For next year, Thurow is preparing a than eight hours. House Democratic leaders have age was the Democrats’ responsi­ reached to end the deadlock which an alternative budget that would first assignment for U.S. News & them, to say the least, inadequate. book he calls “ Son of the Zero-Sum The Senate approved the budget predicted approval for the budget bility exclusively cand criticizd the forced lawmakers into special have slashed the Democratic plan World Report five days ago, the Society,” a follow-up to his popular bill shortly before 11 p.m. on a 21-14 and tax bills today and a $272 m ^ority party for refusing to session. by more than $100 million. “ In most cases if the facts don’ t fit magazine said. earlier work which argued the Ameri­ SELECTION vote, with Democrat Thom Serrani million capital improvement bond allow Republicans a role in shap­ “ It’s very easy to get up and the theory you find a new theory,” he He worked for Newsweek maga­ ing it. can economy may no longer be capable 6,000 ira from k OUR .BI66CST smor of Stamford joining the solid package, which the Senate reaf­ speak against taxes,” said Senate Please turn to page 8 writes. “ But an economist doesn’ t do zine in Nicaragua during the of expanding enough to provide endless ilM N f iiiiV -O VE R IO that; instead he tries to explain away S o o n u s Sandinista-led revolution and as a the facts.” improvement of its citizens’ standard /I DirfEREMT N\ibtU$ TO freelance photographer in El of living. The book is intended for economists • CMoase Fttom — Salvador. Captain makes career move as well as “ people who are kind of The book, he said, is directed at 1985, 1 ^2 5 9 Torgerson was Mexico City interested in economic policy.” But when a newly elected president will • = H lw b u y e p r l y - bureau chief for the Los Angeles Thurow did not aim for the beginner. have to decide what to do !)f the ’Times, in charge of Latin America Police won’t respond economy is once again faltering. WAVE 0 C m C E, He describes his non-academic readers coverage, since March 1981. Pre­ Among Thurow’s prescriptions are a as “ people who’ve had Economics - .” viously he worked as the newspap­ Sweeney resigns 1 2 - = M m- The mathematical formulas and bonus system of wages in which 10 Pearls er’s bureau chief for Africa and 8,000 fill from TV AND APPLIANCES models that are now the rage in percent of workers’ salaries would be Israel, and ■ before that on the tied to the value of their finished to fill ’er up-and-runs economic circles go astray because metropolitan staff. for Pioneer job they leave out the human factor, product. If the economy suffered “ Dial Torgerson worked for the another oil price shock or soaring food SERVICE V Richard Codv refunded the difference), but at this point, it’s one assuming people will always operate in Times for 16 years and never S:•rdld Reporter that the abusers have ruined for the rest. a perfectly efficient and rational prices, the bonuses would drop, ther­ UOMribWU SG8VKS WBCM turned in less than a first-rate eby keeping inflation under control. The problem for police, besides trying to find a By Richard Cody or five weeks. He said the depart­ manner, according to Thurow. YbuNu» ir~wcB0M‘r ‘ performance,” Times’ editor Wil­ If you’re a' self-serve gas station owner and Thurow regards the present state of car that usually has long since gone from the Herald Reporter ment will promote from within. Talk to a businessman about the seu. rr um uus w k liam F. Thomas said in a somebody just filled his car up and drove away station by the time a cruiser arrives, is that the “ This kind of taient you just factors needed to make his company a affairs as a perfect economic “case i statement. without paying, don’t call the Manchester police. courts are reluctant to issue arrest warrants for Police Captain James D. Swee­ can’t keep under wraps,” Lannan study, ” although he admits the rest of “ He was an experienced profes­ success, he said, and he’ll refer to They won’t come. gas thieves. The reason. Brooks said, is that the ney, head of the Manchester poiice said today about Sweeney. “ We’re "motivation, cooperation, teamwork the world might not appreciate being sional and a good personal friend part of the experiment. A new policy ■— or should it be called a station owner or attendant ascertains only the department’s detective bureau, really going to mi$s this guy. He — three words that never appear in |l0,000 ITU from and will be sorely missed by us and non-policy? — effective immediately, is that “ There’s a little bit of a recovery in license number. But this only establishes the resigned this morning to take an excelied anywhere we put him. economic literature. How can you have all who knew him.” police will not respond any more to station the United States, but nowhere else,” ownef of the Car and not necessarily the driver adminstrative position with We’ii have to work like heli to economics that doesn’t mention the WhiteV\festinghouse owners’ calls about people driving away without repiace him.” he said. “ The question is whether the who swiped gas. Manchester-based Pioneer Inter- three key words of the human side of paying. , American locomotive can pull the “ We couldn’t establish who was driving the car nationai Inc. economics?” According to Police Capt. Joseph H. Brooks Sweeney came to the depart­ whole world out of recession. Or will the l|l» 3 8 9 —• who theiierpetrator was,” Brooks s^d. “ You W ment in 1969 as a patrol officer, and Thurow rails, in particular, about the iwSiWMiiBehcn— Inside Today Tuesday, the department is fed up with the hassle need the name of the perpetrator before you can The 14-year veteran of the pervasive price-auction theory, which rest of the world be a swamp in which made detective by 1974. He was America sinks?” I involved in trying to crack down on gasoline- arrest somebody.” What the department was Manchester force said the choice assumes the marketplace, if left to 24 pogas, 4 sections larceny, which he said usually leads to no arrests, was a career move, and not appointed sergeant in 1976, lieuten­ Thurow himself would bet on the doing then was calling the owner of the car and itself, will always buy as cheaply as PRICE' •ONE jrorMtaqrioM aiicf a waste of manpower, and a transformation of the ant in 1979, captain of the admin­ swamp, ’’but that’s just a call,” he explaining the situation and demanding that the motivated by any dissatisfaction possible while selling for as much as it /VICED P H e u a w o m a/4ce Advice ...... 17 department “ into a collection agency for private with the department. His new strative department in 1980 and cautioned. ooR v o L O ^ e Bvr/u6- « i v £ S r o o UP Area towns...... 19 right be wronged. But the police had no clout, and can get. |18,000 HU from ' vioui? n o n R/fCDMOITTOMfi^ builness.” position will be in Pioneer’s captain of the detective bureau in Despite his fairly gloomy outlook, A COWPETlWE PRICE - /VO OR Business...... 21 not everybody was intimidated, he said. Models based on the theory have And he blames the station owners themselves purchasing department. 1981. He is a graduate of the FBI Thurow seems cheerful. “ Human A CARPENTEft 7D ct Classified...... 22-23 When a s k ^ if the position boils down to never been able to explain why wages DOUiNPRymCNT AVAItMIC( Role' Comics...... is to f not buying thq equipment th'at allows the Academy. beings have hdjusted before,” he said. rv € w A a Fo r » r f refusing to repond to a crime. Brooks said, "You do not drop when unemployment rises. '-O/>7O3^,^^0^7^S 70 Entertainment...... is bfslness to charge people first and then-eet the Sweeney. 36, recently the recip­ W E G o T 'E M . could say that. But that’s not unusual in this day The taciturn Sweeney com­ Thurow argues that unlike the models, “ After all, feudalism lasted 1,000 years Lottery...... 2 ient of a nationai narcotics- with no growth.” pump for the requisite price. When the pump then and age when we have budgetary manded great respect from his employers understand the costs in lost Obituaries...... s Opinion...... 6 shuts off automatically, the business has the considerations.” enforcement award for his suc­ subordinates — as he demon­ morale and productivity when wages p,0 Pt ARL & SO m Sports,...... 9-12 money and the inotorlst the gas. “ This is a situation where the person being cessful work in breaking up local strated when the detectives nomi­ are slashed or employees fired because Television...... ,.is Brooks said the few hundred calls that come in victimized could easily circumvent their problem narcotics rings, will see his iast nated him for the national award others are willing to work cheaper. 6 4 3 -2 1 7 1 3T C R E D I T Rich feathers M o n -Wed 1 0 -5 3 0 Weather...... 2 each year usually come from stations that allow by instituting modem technology.” day in the department July i. for combatting narcotics which he The standard models also assume 649 Main SI. i TERMS...andup motoTlst to pump their own gas and then walk received earlier this year. Thur III 9 00 The department notified the local Chamber of there is no cost of going out of business, At the turn of the century, the SAMPLES TODAY insid^and pay.for it. It’s a convenience motorists Detective Lieutenant Samuel W. Downtown Manchester ' The Manchester Herald today con­ Commerce and the stations who most frequently he said. If the U.S. dollar goes so high ^ P e a r l ^ Pri. til 8:00 t o 3 6 m o n t h s t o p a y J eAjoyTfbr ft means they can pump q full tank and Kotsch will assume temporary “ There are just too many demand for ostrich plumes for tinues Its sompllno proorom to bring call in reports of gas runners. Brooks said In the PtrlOfA's not Dh k. TV AND APPLIANCES^^M responsibility for the detective that a company can no longer sell its women’s hats and fans drove up the Sal III 5 00 copies of the newspaper to non- Walk ihto the station only once ta pay (otherwise week the department has refused to respond to (career) highlights to sipgle out,” actual models sold crowi— senece — I— products abroad, the models presume price of the bird’s feathers to $300 a Subscrlbars In Monchsstar. thby would have to leave a downpayment and be these calls, there have been no complaints. bureau. Police Chief Robert D. he said this morning, “ i ’ve really Lannan said a replacement for the firm simply vanishes from sight. pound. A s e r v ic e enjoyed the work. It’s an Sweeney will be hired within four interesting 14 years,;; he m d . .' MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 22. 1983 - t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 22, >983 Peophttaik Manchester Committee considers two sites The facts about genital herpes, AIDS: Smirks-' In Brief RRa Haywarih at M it in the last s^ es Haggerty to head housing study panel Alzheimer’s disease. Her daughter, Vaante- Church rejects lease offer Kkaa, told Barbara Wallers, “ Right now.she sat By James P. Sacks low-income housing. She said a housing man Sr., a local developer. two new foes of the sexual revolution a very primitive leveL She lets out screams If A spokesman for the Full Gospel Interdenomi­ town becoming a landlord, it notes that Herald Reporter The parcel on Love Lane totals about national Church Tuesday rejected Joseph L "som e moves could be made locally to authority waiting list for the town’s 356 she’s in pain or if she doesn’tllk e something. If housing units designated for the elderiy 10 acres and is zoned for residence, new partners to uae contraceptives Swensson Jr.’s offer to lease to the church a increase the rental stock.” By Peter Costa she is pleased, she’ll smile.” Richard F. Haggerty, a land- generally contains more than 200 Tedford said, except for a small part in United Press International every time they have sex. Miss Walters discussed the disease with Miss parcel of land on Oak Grove Street on which appraisal specialist, was named chair­ SUBCOMMITTEES named Tuesday names and a list for federal assistance the center that the town was to sell to Felman disagrees with health offi­ Khan in a taped interview'to air Thursday on. Sv/ensson, a local contractor, had proposed man Tuesday of a committee appointed are tb study the present need for under HUD’s Section Eight program the radio station W INF, which is zoned The sexual revolution has two new What the terns mean cials who contend-that herpea is an ABC’s “ 20-20.” BUSS Khan, who vlstts her mother building condominiums. June 7 by the town Board of Directors to now stands at about 50. Applications for Business 2. The sale never took place, epidemic. He claims herpes is “ morebf Swensson made the offer after the town low-income housing and housing for the formidable foes — genital herpes and daily, believes the disease began in her mother’s study the feasibility of building low- Section Eight housing have not been a media disease" and Is far less serious Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously elderly in Manchester, the cost of Tedford said. deadly acquired immune deficiency mid-40s. income housing on town-owned land. taken for about two years, Ms. Shanley Haggerty said he thought the housing The following is a glossary of scientific terms associated with the than gonorrhea, for example. rejected his request for a zone change to build 32 designing and constructing such hous­ syndrome, a disease known as AIDS "She was even more moody than usual, would The committee, which met for the said. "There’s no way anyone can say (it’s condominiums on the 7.5-acre plot. The contrac­ ing, and various methods of financing committee should study all town- that strikes primarily homosexuals. diseases of herpes and AIDS: lose words in sentences. She would become often first time Tuesday evening, discussed an epidemic). It's not a reportable tor has appealed the commission’s May 18 it. owned sites, whatever their present Like vengeful gods, genital herpes AIDS: Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. It was first recognized confused. She would have people to dinner and two potential housing sites and divided EX-OFFICIO member Kenneth Ted- zoning. He said the town plan of and AIDS have caused pain among the disease. Herpes is not the most decision in Hartford Superior Court. Several committee members in 1981 and was discovered among the gay community. A ID S is known to midway through dinner ask them to leave, for no itself into subcommittees. ’ ford, the member of the Board of development allows planned resid- sexually active, fear among those who common reason people come to our The Full Gospel church is looking for a place in seemed to fav6r studying innovative break down the body's immune system — its defenses against genns. reason.” ’Twoyears ago BUss Hayworth asked her Many of its members are experts on Directors who originally proposed the sence developments — especially those contemplate intimate relationships clinic. There's no way of knowing how Manchester to run recreational programs for financing methods such as "sweat dauiditor, "W te are you?" Miss Khan said, "She various issues that concern housing committee, noted that 1983 is an for the elderly — in any zone with and loathing by others worried bout Some scientists suspect A ip s affects the thymus gland w h l^ has been many people have It. about 400 youngsters, most of whom are children equity,” while others said they felt such basically Just sits in the chair and dozes. The construction and financing. election year and said he hoped the zoning commission approval. getting a disease from an act as called the master gland of the Immune system. AIDS h n occurred SOME PEOPLE are now so afraid of of parish members. Swensson suggested that the issues were beyond the scope of the nurse walks her every hour. And then she has her The group will study the possibility of committee would not become part of a Haggerty said he objected to builjding innocent as a blood transfusion. primarily among homosexual men, intravenous drug abusers, recent contracting herpes or AIDS that they Oak Grove site would be suitable for a committee’s charge. meals, and goes to bed.” No one ever visits. locating housing on a 1.8-acre parcel of political conflict. Town Democrats and housing projects exclusively in the Herpes simplex type 2 and AIDS are Haitian immigrants and hemophiliacs who require numerous blood are radically changing their dating playground. land owned by the town on North Elm There was also some disagreement Republicans had split over a proposal "hinterlands.” incurable, affecting millions world­ habtts. But the Rev. Leo J. Chaput, who said he was transfusions. Street, a 10-acre parcel on the east side on whether mixed-group housing was accepted earlier this year to convert wide. AIDS can be fatal; U.S. authori­ John E., 28, of New York City is a Drops anchor acting as a spokesman for the Full Gospel AIDS symptoms: Victims often suffer from a rare form of cancer, of Love Lane off Center Street, and desirable. Haggerty argued against it, the Bennet schooi to housing for the NAM ED TO the site design and cost ties have recorded 595 deaths. dropout from the sexual revolution. Church, said Swensson’s offer is "a political ploy Kaposi's sarcoma, and a rare, highly fatal form of pneumonia, Jessica Savltch, one of the highest paid news possibly others, committee members while other members, including ex- elderly. subcommittee were ex-officio The diseases have stirred controv­ Healthy, prosperous, athletic and to get the zone changed so he can build his pneumorKicystis-carinii pneumonia. Other symptoms Include fever, anchorwomen in network television, returned to said. officio member CarolShanley, director Tedford said the Elm Street prop­ members Directors Tedford and Joan ersy among ordinary citizens, health young, he is, nevertheless, unspeaka­ condominiums." Rochester, N.Y., Tuesday — more than IS years The committee’s charge by the board of the Manchester Housing Authority, erty, deeded to the town in a trust, must Lingard, Haggerty, and Peterman. workers and guards who are in charge weight loss, fatigue, swollen glands, blue or brown spots on the skin, bly lonely. Chaput said Swensson made the offer to after she started working there as a mini-skirted partially resulted from a 1981 study by said isolating senior citizens is not be developed for housing for the elderly On the committee studying the need of homosexual prisoners. Funeral according to the Centers for Disease Control and National Institutes of He used to spend his nights and deliberately antagonize residents of the Oak disc Jockey known as the Honey Bee. a town housing resource panel that sound policy. — if it is to be developed at all — by July for housing are Ben Rubin, Joseph L. directors have refused to embalm HeaKh. weekends with the young women he Grove Street area, who fear the traffic congestion Ms. Savltch, 35, was in Rochester to give the concluded there was a need for more Ms. Shanley told committee 1, 1988 as a result of conditions listed in Swensson Sr., William DiYeso, and Ms. bodies of AIDS victims because of fear Her pea simplex Type 2: A presently Incurable virus that is sexually met at discos, bars, parties or at work that might be caused if the site were developed. keynote speech at the local YWCA’s Tribute to rental housing in Manchester. members there is a definite need for the trust. The parcel contains about Shanley. employees might contract the disease. and often he would participate in what “ He’s trying to make it (the playground) transmitted and affects an estimated 5 million to 20 million Americans. Women in Industry and Service. She also was Though the report argues against the more housing for the eiderly and 75,000 square feet of space, he told the Nathan G. Agostinelli, president of he called casual sex — sex on the first appear to be worse than condominiums for the Qonital herpes symptoms: They Include Itching or pain in the genital scheduled to vUit WBBF studios and sign copies committee. the Manchester State Bank, will chair IN ATLANTA, the federal Center for date. neighborhood," Chaput said. area, a burning sensation when urinating or a vaginal discharge. Usually of her autobiography, "Anchorwoman,” at a The land could hold up to 25 the committee studying possible Disease Control estimates there are 5 Now. he sits alone in front o f his Swensson could not be reached for comment within a week, small and painful blisters appear on the vagina, cervix, local department store. single-story units if a foTmula using 20 avenues of financing for projects. million to 20 million cases of genital television set and watches “ Dallas” this morning. percent of the land were employed, Other members are Edward Barlow herpes in the United States with 200,000 urethra or anal area in women, and on the penis or around the anus in man. and “ Dynasty," eating Chinese food or Chaput said the church has "had a lot of offers" Dyer challenges Pohl said committee member Barney Peter­ and Frank Livingston. to 500,000 new cases occurring annu­ Sores become crusty and heal without scarring. Local swelling and pizzas delivered unceremoniously to SUckball champs of sites to conduct its recreational programs, ally. The disease is different from the fhi-like symptoms, such as fever, sore throat, headache and malaise, may his door. He dates less and less "but nothing concrete as yet. Jake LaMotta and Rocky Grazlano battled in common herpes type 1 that causes cold also be present. frequently. "W e’re kind of waiting on the Lord until the New York Tuesday, with Grazlano beating sores. Herpes simplex Type 1: One of several herpes viruses causing “ You know you can’t go all the way right thing comes along,” he said. to debate the issues LaMotta easily. But the only bruises were on Genital herpes "has been around for anymore without risking herpes,’’ he outbreaks of painful sores around the mouth and genital area Graziano’s ego. The two former boxing cham­ some tim e," said Dr. Mary Guinan, a said, "so you find yoursdf asking By Raymond T. DeMeo he’d like a chance to offering was a promise KapasTs Sarcoma: A rare form of cancer usually associated with AIDS pions led .cdebrity stickball teams in the first CDC herpes researcher and epidemiol­ women embarrassing questions even Fingerprinting still offered Herald Reporter respond to Pohl’s call for that the Baord of Educa­ that affects about one-third of AIDS victims. annual Spalding Pro-Am tournament to aid the If we always offer you ogist. She said it probably can be traced before you really know them well The police department will continue to offer a "back to basics’ ’ in public tion would 'review' back Police Athletic League, with LaMotta’s team back to ancient times but technology to Outbreak: Sporadic times when a herpes victim experiences open enough to ask them embarrassing child fingerprinting program through the Richard W. Dyer, oneof education. " I don’t think to basics and that I would diagnose it was not available until the sores. Outbreaks vary with the individual. Some sufferers have only one or questions. So, you end up with relation­ winning, 8-0. summer. four incumbent Demo­ we’ve abandoned the bas­ receive an appointment Tbs players included author (leorge Plimptoa, famous label fashion for 1950s. two outbreaks a year, others have them much more frequently. ships that are destined to tail or at the Fingerprinting will be offered by appointment crats on the Board of ics in Manchester," he after the fall elections. Meta pitcher Tom Seaver, opera’s Robert Bfcrrlll " I t became evident only in the late PCP: Pneumocystis carinll pneumonia, a rare parasitic lung Infection least be unhiUilled. only. People may contact Officer Larry Wilson at Education running for said. " I will not stand up in and former New York Giant Monte Irvin. 1960s that it was a sexually transmitted usually accompanied by fever and Increasing shortness of breath. Soma "And my buddies have l(ad times 646-4555, ext. 19, Monday through Friday between re-election this fall, Tues­ Dyer called on Pohl to front of the people of a lot less . . . Can you Grazlano and LaMotta talked about playing Manchester and let Ted disease," she said. AIDS sufferers contract PCP. Doctors estimate the average survival rata when women have lied to them and not 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. day challenged Michael meet him "in the crucible Since 1979, theK have been 1,552 stickball as kids. Merrill, not to be out-toughed, of formal debate.” Cummings try to promise after diagnosis is only seven months. told them they had herpes.” E. Pohl. the maverick reported cases of AIDS in the United said, “ When we played stickball in Brooklyn candidate challenging Pohl today said he’d me out of a primary,” imagine our Explosive ToxopfaMmosIs: A parasitic infection that can cause serious brain States. The federal government is DESPITE THE FEA R S , singles bars many of the kids got bit by cars, but we went on Extra hours for licenses him for his seat, to “ come willingly debate Dyer, but Pohl said. setting up a national hotline and damage contracted by soma AIDS victims. in some dttes are still crowded. playing.” out and debate the issues. ruled out a meeting at the Cummings today con­ Plimpton, son o f a wealthy New York family, Saturday is the day for anyone who isn’t able to mounting a multi-million dollar re­ "Used to be folks never gave any obtain a dog license on a weekday. Democratic Town Com­ firmed that he met with Summer Clearance? said plaintively, ” I never played stickball when I " I want to know what it Pohl on Friday but denied search campaign to discover the cause thought to Catching a disease-. They The town clerk’s office in the Municipal mittee fourm next week. and develop a cure. was a Ud.” is about Rick Dyer’s re­ that he promised him figured the worst thing that cOuU Building will be open from 9 a.m. to noon for the “ I ’m not foolish enough cord that makes him "For the overwhelming majority of percent, others 6 percent. The sores become crusty and heal happen was a dose of gonorrhea — and sale of licenses. to meet him (Dyer) in one anything. " I never would, Americans, there appears to be little or In the United States, Mrs. Heckler deserve to be replaced," and I never shall. That's without scarring. Local swelling and a quick shot of penicillin would fix that Quote of the day Registrants are advised to bring their previou of (Democratic Town no risk of falling victim to this disease said four or five new cases are being said Dyer. not my style," he said. flu-like symptoms, such as fever, sore right iip," said Michael McCoourt, white registration slips to speed up the Chairman) Ted Cum­ — in particular through normal daily reported daily. throat, headache and malaise, may bartender at Perry’s in San Frandsoo. Wally Amos, bead ofthe Famous Amos Chocolate Pohl, 20, plans to chal­ m ings’ slanted m eet­ Cummings said he feels <%lp Cookie Corp., dropped out of a N ew York registration process. social contract," U.S. Health Secretary U.S. cities with the most cases on also be present. "Now they’ve got to worry about lenge Dyer and Susan L. ings,” Pohl said. sorry for Pohl, who aided high school in 1953 to enlist in the U.S. A ir Force. Margaret M. Heckler assured the U.S. June 13 were New York 751, San " I think herpes is scaring the wits out something that nothing’s going to cure. Perkins in a primary this "I'm sure we’ll have him in his unsuccessful Last Peiwuary be went back to pick up an mayors’ conference last week in Francisco 152, Los Angeles 84, Miami o f the people in the straight community It’s got to make you think fw lM about fall for a position on the time to debate, at a PTA 1978 bid for re-election to honorary diploma and was asked by someseniors Denver. 59, Newark, N.J., 47. Overseas, the and AIDS is scaring the wits out of Jumping into bed with a strainger. Some D e m o c ra t’ s s la te o f or League of Women the 12th District House of to speek at their graduation exercises June 27. number of cases ranged from 100 in people In the gay community,’’ saidDr. o f that is a general change in attitude.” school board candidates. Voters forum. . .that’s Representatives seat. “ I Asked why be thought he was asked bSHCk so Fire Calls AIDS, FIR ST DIAGNOSED in 1991 in West Germany to 59 in , 12 in Yehudi Felman, director of the Vene­ San Frandaoo’s large gay commun­ Pohl said today that he when I ’ll come,” he said. don’t want to forget the soon, Amos said: " I think it m ay be because I Los Angeles, is a disorder in which the Great Britain, five in Israel and two in real Disease Control of the New York ity, which in the sununer attracts singled out Dyerand Mrs. Today, meanwhile, help he (Pohl) tried to OF COURSE! body's ability to ward off infections is Tawian. Austria has reported three City Health Department and Clinical didn’t take my honorary degree lightly. Some of Manchester Perkins as opponents be­ give me when he ran for homosexuals from all over the world, Pohl issued a press re­ MANCHESTER PARKADE reduced, allowing certain cancers and deaths from AIDS. Professor of Dermatology at Down- isn’t changing as fast as public health the kids were noisy during the presentation, andl cause he d i ^ ’t want to lease charging that Cum­ re-election. I don’t want told them if the noise continue, I would leave. I -Tuesday, 10:44 a.m. — Medical call, 153 Main St. lethal infections to grow. The common Marcus “ MarUto’’ Goncalves, 31, state Medical School in Brooklyn. officials Would like. take on board Chairman mings held out political him to get hurt,” said said they should know manners are an important (kighth District) forms of transmission of the disease one of Brazil’s leading fashion de­ "People absolutely are being more The officials are concerned that old Leonard E. Seader or patronage as an incentive Cummings. part of life ... I will also remind them if I can make : Tuesday, 2:14 p.m. — Dumpster fire, 40 Olcott St. are sexual contact and contaminated signers, died in New York City early careful of starting relationships now, sex habits continue and point to a Secretary Peter A. for Pohl to drop his hypodermic needles. this month of complications resulting it. anybody can.” , (Town) Crombie. especially when people meet in social recent study of 600 gay men that found ’ Tuesday, 3:14 p.m. — Washdown, 481 Spring St. primary bid. Victims include those with a rare from AIDS. Re had contracted pneu- clubs and singles bars and they really about 30 percent changed their habiU Dyer, who said he will Last Friday, Pohl said, form of cancer, Kaposi's sarcoma, and mocystis pneumonia and Kaposi's Gllm ptet drown) . don’t know, each other. after they learned about AIDS, but few . Tuesday, 3:21 p.m. — Medical call, 529 Spring St. make a campaign-related "Ted offered me a ‘lime­ a rare, highly fatal form of pneumonia, sarcoma. "People are being a lot more of them stopped engaging in sex acU John Schneider will be a special guest star at the talk at the June 30 meet­ light’ spot in the fall pneumonocystis-carinii pneumonia. ^ow n) cautious about what they do.” that could make them vulnerable. Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis on July 11 when CBS • Tuesday, 9:25 p.m. — Box alarm. (Town) ing of the Democratic election on someone’s Symptoms are fever, weight loss, HERPES SIMPLEX TYPE 2 symp­ broadcasts live the 1983 BUss Universe Pageant, ; Wednesday, 3; 22 a.m. — Fire, 40 Olcott St. (Town) Town Committee, said campaign. Also in the fa ti^ e , swollen glands, and blue or toms include itching or pain in the FELM AN OFFERS this advice to the MORE THAN 10 PERCENT — an hosted by Bob Barker and Joan Van Ark ... brown spots on the skin, according to genital area, a burning sensation When sexually active wonried about herpes: "alarming number," said tberapisU Robert While and Janses Galway will begin a the CDC and National Institutes of urinating or a vaginal discharge. "With any partner you don't know, who conducted the study — still engage concert tour in Europe this month... Health. Usually within a week, small and the first thing you do is to get a good in sexual behavior that is known to James Mason will be on hand for the gala Homosexual or bisexual men ac­ painful blisters appear on the vagina, look at the person with the lights on. transmit the syndrome. About 7 premiere of the newly reconstructed version of count for 71 percent of reported cases, cervix, urethra or anal area in women, And if you see sores, put your clothes percent told researchers they actually bis ISMfilm with Judy Garland, “ AStar IsBom,” intravenous drugusers 17 percent, and on the penis or around the anus in back on and look for someone else.” had increased the frequency of sexual at Radio City Music H a ll... Haitians 5 percent, hemophiliacs 1 men. Felman also urges men who meet acta connected with AIDS. Weather

Connecticut today Today ikinny with highs in the low 90s. Light southerly winds. STRAWBERRY Tonight clear with lows in the 60s. Wind west under 10 mph. Hiursday sunny and hot with highs in the upper 90s. Wind westerly 10 to 20 FESTIVAL mph. UMHMMOMfiO SPONSORED BY KIWANIS CLUB OF MANCHESTER Air quaiity AND THE MAIN ST. MERCHANTS ASSOCIATIQN The state Department of Envir­ onmental Protection forecast mod­ erate to unhealthful air quality levels statewide today. The DEP ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT LUTZ CHILDRENS' MUSEUM reported moderate levels across Connecticut Tuesday. Saturday, June 25th Extended outtook ES3* THE TIME: 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Un WXATNm rOTOOAST • UPI photo Extended outlook for New Eng­ land Friday through Sunday; Connecticnt, Btaasachasetts and Today In history Rhode Island: Partly sunny and Natlonalforecast THE PLACE: Downtown Manchoator - hot wHb a chance o f showers and r On June 22, 1940, France fell to troops enter the French capital with the thunderstorms Friday. Saturday For period ending 7 a.m. E S T Thursday. During Wednesday night, Acroaa from Horltago Savings Germany In World War II. Here, German Arc de Triomphe In the background. and Sunday sunny and less humid. rain will be expected in the Pacifle Northwest. Thera will also be (Foraat St. Parking Lot) Highs Friday 85 to 90 cooling to showers over the East Gulf Cbast Region and the South Atlantic near 80 Saturday and Sunday. CoastStatea. Elsewhere weather will remain fair in general. Minimum Temperatures in the Tbs at the temperatures Include: (maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 89 Manchester Herald shore Saturday and Sunday. Over­ (86) , Boston 70 (96), Chicago 70 (90), Cleveland 62 (89), Dallas 70 THE ACTIVITIES: Alm anac night lows 65 to 70 Friday and near (92), Denver 88 (M ), Duluth 58 (81), Houston 71 (90), JackMnvIlle 71 60 Saturday and Sunday night. (87) , Kahsaa City 70 (92), Little Rock 70 (88), Lbs Angelee 80 {TZi, Vennout: Chance of thunder­ HERE'S WHAT WE'RE SELLING! 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Massachusetts daily: 1997, 649-7782 The Manchester Herald Is a subscriber to United New England Press International news services ond Is a member of A thought for the day; Anne Morrow Lindbergh w m the Audit Bureau of Circulations. wrote, "The wave of the future Is coming and there is When winds of 34 to 47 knoU are Tennessee was known aa tlm Massachasetis and Rhode Is­ forecast, the weather service THURSDAY & FRIDAY 10-9 SAT. 10-5 no fighting it." land: Sunny today with highs near SUte of Franklin, or r ‘ ‘ Issues a gale warning. from 1784 until 1798. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 22. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 22, 1983 - 5 US Army i reported ' VoSo/Worid Shuttle crew flies orbital ballet In Brief CAPE CANAVERAL, equipped to stay aloft two Fla. (UPI) - Chal­ extra days if necessary to lenger’s astronauts flew a wait for better weather. ‘inepf Explosion rips coal mine spectacular televised for­ "We have to watch it," mation (light twice said flight director John FORT IRWIN, Calif. (UPR - M CfXURB, Va. — An explosion tore through a Cox. "Y ou ’ve got to come coal mine 400 feet underground in the Appalach­ around the worid today W ar games against mock Russian with the first reusabie down eventually because ian Mountains of southwest Virginia, killing troops in the California desert sateiiite and then ciosed in you’ II run out of consuma­ reportedly showed U.S. soldiers sw en prople and injuring three others, authori­ bles. We would like to land ties said today. from 1,000 feet away and were so inept they would have snatched it out 'of orbit at the Cape. ’ ’ The alterna­ There were 84 people in the mine when the blast killed their own men if their with a robot arm. tive is the desert runway^ occurred about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, said a weapons had been loaded. The unprecedented at Edwards Air Force- The San Bernardino Sun, which spokesman for the Clinchfield Coal Co the Base, Calif. operators of the mine. space chase-and-catch op­ obtained a copy of the Arm y’s eration proved the shuttle The satellite — 15*4 feet There was no official word on the number of 45-page report on exercises con­ can grab satellites from long, 14*4 feet high and 5 miners who worked in the section where the ducted over nearly two years at the space for rescue, repair feet wide — was first lifted explosion went off, but sources said between eight National Training Center, re­ and re-use. out of the ship’s cargo bay and 10 people usually did. ported Tuesday soldiers wasted It was a sort of four- at 3:41 a.m. EDT by the blocked off the roads to the McClure ammunition, gave away secrets hour orbital ballet, per­ 50-foot crane and released Mine No. 1, refusing to let anyone but relatives and, in some cases, were unable to formed 185 miles high at as a free-fying satellite

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Scoreboard MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 22, 1983 - 13 gggggggBgggggggggg^*?*' rggggggggggggggggggtttt* Hurrlconti 2 (Rob Choloux 2). Bulls Johan Kriek, 11, U.S., def. Sammy Garrison, u.b., aet. Amy Honon, U.S., 7- Glommolva, U.S, 64, 4^, 6-2; Roscoe 6 7-5; Kim Sands, U.S., def. Lele 0. Food Tanner, U.S., def. Jon (Junnorsson, Fo ro ^ U.S., 74,64. FOCUS/ Diplomats 4 (Somllt Svchitkohona 3> Mark Cusson), Eorthquokos 1 (Senon Sweden, 64,6-3,6-X Betsy Nogelsen, U.S., def. Jenny Football Baseball Golf Drew GItlln, U.S., def. John SadrI, nnrm nn). Klltch, U.S., 64 ,6 7 ,6 3 ; , gggggggggggggggggggg** U.S., 7-5, 6-7,6-1,7-5; Trey Woltke, U.S., U.S., def. , U.S., 64,64; ggggggggggggggggggggB* def. Stan Smith, U.S., 6 4 , 34, 24, 6-2, Z Andrea Leand, U.S., def. , Major Laagualaadara NASLitindIngt 0, retired; Nick Sovlono, U.S., def. U.S., 61, 63; Pam Ccaole, U.S., def. USFLatandinga MInnechaug Jonathon Smith, Britain, 7-5, 63, 62; Elizabeth MInter, Australia, 67,74,63; Tom Gulllkson, U.S., def. Soshl Men on, Barbara HoUgulst, U.S., def. Miriam Womtfl's t-holos — A oross-French ■oNem Indio, 6 Z 61, 62. Schropp, West (Sermonv, 63, 63; Atlantic DIvIslen Notional League 52; most bogles or less-Cummlnos 3; W L O F OA BF PH. Gianni Ocleppo, Italy, del. Morris Barbara Jordon, U.S., def. Chris O'Nell, W L T PCI. PF PA low putts-Burke 23; B pross-Mortz 59; 71 Strode, U.S., 64, 34, 63, 34,62; Stefan X-Phllo. 14 2 0 .875 334 173 g ob r h pci. Low-calorie meals New Yor)( 8 4 34 18 23 Australia, 63.6su most bogles or less-RIgolettl 1; low SImonsson, Sweden, def. Pat DuPre, Hendrick, StL 57 210 34 73 348 Toronto 7 5 24 21 23 65 Boston 10 6 0 .625 349 307 Dawson, Mtl 62 260 42 85 327 putts-GrIvols 18, Slettert 18; C grosv Chicago 5 4 16 19 14 44 U.S., 63, 74, 64; Poul McNomee, Ann Hendricksson, U.S.,def. Elizabeth New Jersey 5 11 0 .312 283 389 Australia, def. Eric Korlta, U.S., 61,3-6, Knight, Hou 62213 18 69 324 Tolorlon 47; most bogles or less-Ferrl Montreal 4 9 24 38 20 44 Ekblom, Sweden, 64, 67, 63; Anne Washington 2 14 0 .125 248 407 Murphy, Atl 67247 64 80 324 1; low putts-Augustus 20, Pollone 20, Southern 64,67,9-7; Wally Masur, Australia, del. White, U.S., def. Etiuko Inoue, Japan, 6 Central Division Reloher 20. Lloyd Bourne, U.S., 4-6,44,64,63,6 Z Madloek, Pitt 52200 21 66 317 Tuha 5 8 21 25 19 49 1, 63; Wendy Whyte, U.S, def. Julie Chlengo 11 5 0 .688 406 230 Kennedy, SD 64 242 2D 76 314 Team America 7 4 13 11 9 45 Mark Edmondson, Australia, def. VI lay Salmon, Britain, 7-6 64; Ellse Burgin, Tampa Bay 10 6 0 .625 320 326 •••••••••••••••••••••• Evans, SF 63 240 49 75 313 Tompo Bov 4 9 23 » 20 44 Amritral. India, 63, 64, 74; Woltek U.S., def. Claudia Monteiro, Brazil, 62,6 Michigan 10 6 0 .625 384 311 50196 28 61 311 20 15 39 FIbak, Poland, def. Buster Mottram, 4; Nancy Yecrgln, U.S., del. Dabble Birmingham 8 8 0 .500 304 298 L.Smlth, StL feature chicken, rice Ft. Lauderdale 4 7 17 Ama Icon League WastMH Britain, 44,64, 74,62; Trevor Foncutt, Jorrett, Britain, 61, 61; , Pacific Division __ Austral la def. Chris Bradnom, Britoln, 6 g Ob r h pci. Soccer Vancouver 11 1 26 10 23 87 U.S., def. Cathy Tonvler, France, 6 4 ,6 Oakland 8 8 0 .500 295 270 Corew, Col 54 217 34 89 310 Golden Bov 6 2 19 11 15 51 4, 64, 74; John Alexander, Australia, Z' Louise Allen, U.S., def. Kate Brasher, Los Angeles 7 9 0 .438 254 328 86 363 41 def. Thomas Hogstedt, Sweden, 67, 63, Boggs, Bos 64237 42 Seattle 5 7 20 20 15 Britain, 6 Z 61. > Denver 7 9 0 .438 247 257 McRae, KC 61227 42 79 348 With everyone “thinking thin" these days and 4 tablespoons butter or margarine Son Diego 1 7 4 20 4 10 61,7-6 Arizona 4 12 0 .250 240 378 80 338 (Teams get she points tor winning In Henri Leconte, France, def. Donle x-dhidied division title Griffey, NY 60 237 36 everyone into the physical fitness scene — it’s only 4 Ounces fresh mushrooms Midgets Llso Bonder, U.S., def. Cornelia Dries, Thornton, Clev 58200 32 66 330 rewMIon time or overtbnebat oMy tour VIsser, South Africa 6 3 ,4 6 6 Z 44,7-5; mdoy's Results 64253 45 11 320 logical for everyone to keep an eye on the diet and to (sliced 1V4 cups) Tion Vllloen, South Africa, def. Rod West Germany, 63,7-S; Tim a MochIzukI, Denver 3Z Arizona 6 Yount, Mil Rockets 3 (Amy Shumaker, Tim points for wbinbif n Bome decMed by U.S., def. Cathy Drury, Britain, 7-6, 44, Whitaker, Det 66 274 40 87 318 eat food for fitness. ■A cup chopped onions Shumaker, Kirk Rlngbloom), Apollos2 shootout. A bonus point Is awarded for Frawlev, Austrollo, 7 4 ,2 6 74,67,9-7. Chicago 29, BIrmlnaheim 14 61 246 28 78 317 Unfinished: Mats Wllander, 5, Sweden, 61; Petra Delheas, Switzerland, def. Lea New Jersey 20, Los Angeles 13 Simmons, Mil When versatile chicken is the entree, rice the 5 tablespoons flour (Mott Belcher 2). each goal sosred up to a maximum of Antonopolls, U.S., 64, 62; Carling Hrbek, Minn 53207 33 65 314 Cougars 2 (Jett Mogowon, Jason three per pome axdudlnp overtimes and vs. John Fltzgerold, Austrollo, 6 4 ,6 1 ,6 Sunday's Result wholesome accompaniment and tea the refreshing Vk teaspoon salt shootouts.) 6 67. ^ Bassett, Canoda, def. JoAnne Russell, Boston 24, Tampa Bov 17 Heme Runs DIeterle), Toros 1 (Sean Hart). ^Women's Singles U.S., 63, 7-5; Soblna SImmonds, Italy, National League — Evans, SF and beverage, your menu will not only tempt the most ■A teaspoon black pepper Suns 1 (Ricky Blokesley), Olympics Monday's Result Vancouver Z Seattle 1 Fhrsl Round def. Jeon Hepner, U.S., 60, 61; Ann Michigan 27. winhinmon 25 Morphy, Atl 19; Schmidt, Phil 14; Clark, hard-to-please palate, but there will be budget and 2 cups chicken broth 0. Tuesday's (Some , 1, U.S., MInter, Australia, def. Barbcra Bram- Phllodelphia 1Z Oakland 6 SF,Dowson, Mtl and Guerrero, L A IX nutritional benefits as well. Rowdies 4 (Todd NImIrowskI, Mi­ Mett, U.S., 7-5, 62; , American League — Rice, Bos 16; 1 can water chestnuts chael Kelsey, Sean Keenan, Joey (No Games Scheduled) def. Serturdoy, June 2S Chicken, for instance, provides the same complete WedneMlay's(3ames Beverly Mould, South Africa, 61, 60; Britain, del. Lisa Spain, U.S., 64,6 Z (All Times ROT) DeCInces, Cal 15; Johnson, Tor and (8 ounces, drained, sliced) Stephenson), Caribous 0. Kittle, Chi 14; Armas, Bos aid Lynn, Col Stolllons 3 (Jett Grote, T ravis HIbler, (All Times EDT) Chris Evert Lloyd, Z U.S., def. Alvdo Boston at Oakland, 5 p.m. protein as red meats — but is lower in calories and 1 tablespoon parsley Chicago at New York, 9 p.m. Moulton, U.S., 6 Z 61; Andrea Joeger, Z Rosalyn Folrbonk, South Africa, def. Arizona at New Jersey, 9 p.m. 1Z more economical also. John Roy), Whitecaps 1 (Jett Kim Schaefer, U.S., 6 7,6 Z 60; Corinne Runs Bolted In (chopped) Belanger). Team American at Golden Bay, 11 U.S., def. Suson Rimes, U.S., 61, 74; p.m. , 5, U.S., def. Potty Fendick, Vonler, France, def. Trey Lewis, U.S., 6 gggggggggggggggggggggg National League — Dawson, Mtl and As a carbohydrate, another essential daily nutrient, ■A cup sliced green olives Vancouver at Son Diego, 10:30p.m. U.S., 6 Z 62; Chrlstlone Jolssaint, 1,1-6, 66; , France, def. Murphy, Atl 54; Hendrick, StL 51; rice goes well with almost every food, from the most Rice shell recipe follows Juniors SwItzerlonA def. Bettina Bunge, 6, West Merle Fernandez, U.S., 74, 34, 60; Evans, SF 40; (kirnsr, Hou, Kennedy, SD delicate to the highly seasoned. As an extra bonus, Cook, hone and chop the chicken to equal 2'A to 3 Germany, 34,74,11-9. Patrlda Hy, Hong Kong, del. Anne Transactions and Schmidt, Phil 4Z Tomahawks 2 (Shawn Adams, Ken , 7, Australia def. Klyomura, U.S., 61,74. American League — Kittle, Chi and rice is one of today’s best food buys, costing as little as cups. Melt butter in large fry pan. Over medium heat, Morton), Cyclones 1 (Mike Bldwell). Dianne Fromholtz, Australia, 61, 61; Claudio Pasguale, Switzerland, Ward, Minn 46; Rice, Bos 44; DeCInces, four cents per half-cup serving. cook mushrooms and onions for about S minutes. Stir Knights 3 (Brian Nelllgan, Dave Hona Mandllkova, 8, Czechoslovakia, del. Cal, Murray, Bolt and Winfield, NY 43. Campbell, Scott Rose), Bears 1 (Jonas Tennis def. Debbie Freemen, Australia, 6 Z 63; Stolen Boms in flour, salt and pepper and brown for about 2 McCray). Rina Elnv, Britain, 7-5, 63; Sylvia Mima Jeiusovec, Yugoslavia, def. An- Chicago (A L ) — Acquired contract of Notional League — Raines, Mtl 26; WHETHER IT’S HOT or iced, tea is so low on the minutes. Add broth; cook and stir until thickened. Kings 3 (Davic Chabrial 2, Kevin •••••••••••••••••••••• Honlko, 9, West Germany, def. Beverley nobel third baseman Mike Sodders from' Sax, LJ( and Wilson, NY 24; LeA6aster, calorie scale you can drink all you want without Boyle), Strikers 1 (Scott Doll). Remove from heat and stir in chicken, water Bowes, U.S, 63, 62; Vlrglna Ruzld, 1Z Croft, Briteiln, 61,62; Marcella Mesker, Orlando of Southern League; had SF 23; Moreno, Hou 2Z adding unwanted pounds. chestnuts and parsley. Cool. Sprinkle >A cup sliced Eagles 3 (Matt Clough 2, Todd WImbladon rasults Romania, def. Catarine L I n d q v I s t, Hollemel, elef. , Britoln, 63,7- contract of outfielder Rusty Kuntz American Leoime — Cruz, Chi 33; Tyska), Oceaneers 0. Sweden, 60, 62; Jo Durte, 1Z Britain, 5; Yvemne Vernnenk, Sewth Afrlco, elef. acquired by Minnesota. Wilson, KC 32; Henderson, Oak X ; Hot tea is wonderful for warming you up on a cold green olives in rice shell. Pour in chicken mixture. Wings4 (Dan Langer 2, Judy Langer, def. Yvona Brzakova, Czechoslovoklo, Llneto Gomer, Britain, 44, 6 Z 62; Houston— Placed pitcher MIkeLoCoss R.Low, Chi 26; Sample, Tex 24. winter night. But with temperatures soaring into the Sprinkle with remaining olives. Bake at 350 degrees Darryl Berenson), Bruins 1 (Steve AtWlmMedon,Bnaland,June21 64, Meinuelo Maleeva, Bulgcrla, elef. Sue on 21-dov disabled list; activated pitcher PitcMag 90s these days, it’s hardly time to think about that. Ice Borglda). (Figure otter player'e name denotes 62. Barker, Britain, 63,62; Eva Pfeiff, West Mike Madden. VldurMs for 40 minutes. Remove from oven and let stand for 10 eoedbig) Andrea Temesvorl, 14, Hungary, def. Germemv, elef. Breneki Remitton, Aus- Milwaukee — Placed outfielder National League— Droveckv, SD KM; tea is the thing. For a little change of pace, try serving minutes before slicing. Makes 6 servings. Intermediate Men's Shiglee Vicky Nelson, U.S., 60, 61; Claudio treilla 7-5, 62; Iva Buderova, Czechos- Mark Rogers, Mtl 93; Perez, Atl 82; a cardamom tea with summer salads and other First Round Kohde, 16 West Germcmv, def. Helena lovakla, del. Renata Tomanoven Brouhord on the 15-day disabled )Rt. Hammaker, SF and Volenzuelo, LA 83; meals. Racers 4 (Dave Hart, Hank Stephen­ Ivon Lendl, 3, Czechoslovakia, def. Sukova, Czechoslovakia, 63, 74; Rosie Roth, MInnesata— Placed outifelder Mickey Soto, cm 85. vt Rice Shell son, Wayne Hollingsworth, Stan Bernie MItton, South Africa, 7-6,6-1,64); Cosols, U.S., def. Mary Lou Platek, U.S., Czechoslovakia 61,63. Hatcher on the I6dav disabled list. American League — Stieb, Tor KM; A delightfully different chicken pie recipe can be Nowak), Metso. Vitas Gerulaltls, 8, U.S., del. Ramesh 34, 74,63; Kate Latham, U.S, def. Pam Unfinished: Rene Mentz.Sexith Africa, Oakland — Recalled left-hander Curt Honeycutt, Tex 93; Guidry, NV 9-4; prepared ahead and put in the freezer until ready to be Z tablespoons butter or margarine Yanks 1 (Jay MIstretta), Stars 0. Krishnan, India, i-1 , 7-5, 7-6, 5-7, 4-3; Teeguorden, U.S., 67, 74, 7-5; Zina vs. Heather Ludloff, U.S., 74,67. Young from Its Triple A affiliate hi RIghettI, NY and Sutdlffe, Cle 82; 4 ounces fresh mushrooms Tacoma. McGregor, Balt 83; Hoyt, Chi 87. used. You don’t have to give up eating tempting meals (chopped, about 1 cup) just because you're into physical fitness and losing ■A teaspoon salt weight. Some tempting recipes, using primarily ■A teaspoon black pepper chicken and rice, follow. 2'A cups cooked rice Softball 2 eggs, beaten 1 tablespoon parsley Salad Oriental (chopped) Melt butter in large fry pan. Add mushrooms, salt rONIGHT'S GAMES ■A cup soy sauce vano. Rich Romano and Bob W ^^got the in^de 1 teaspoon sugar and pepper and cook about 5 minutes. Remove from A 8 N vs. C B T, 6— Fitzgerald Young added two hits each 1 teaspoon prepared mhstard heat and stir in rice, eggs and parsley. Pat into bottom Buckland vs. Ward, 6— for Lathrop. and sides of a buttered 18inch pie pan. Poganl 1 tablespoon vegetable oil Nossllt vs. VIttner's, 6— Northarn iV t cups cooked chicken Cardamom Tea Nike (cut in thin strips Irish vs. Tony's, 7:30— Bill Chudzik and Harry ensavn^gou money. 3 cups cooked rice 2 quarts water Nike Cammever added three hits J.C . Penney vs. Sports- apiece to a 18hlt attack os (cooled) 12 teabags mon, 6— Charter Oak Trosh-Away stomped Dean 1 cup chopped celery (or *A cup loose tea) MPM vs. Jlm 'b6— Robert­ Machine, 185, at Robertson. (A cup green onions ■A teaspoon cardamom seeds son Tom Zownir, Bob Lombardo ■ m . .Memorial vs. Delmor, 6— and Jay McConville added (sliced, including lops) (remove from shell before measuring) Keeney two hits each. Lee Snuffer, 1 can Chinese vegetables ■A teaspoon whole cloves Work Apparel vs. Butfolo, Brad Miller and Rich Shaffer 7:30— Robertson had two hits apiece for the (18ounce, rinsed, drained) ■A cup sugar Anderson vs. Moln, 7:30— losers. Blend soy sauce, sugar, mustard and oil. Pour over 2 tablespoons lemon juice Fitzgerald chicken and toss lightly. Allow to stand about 1 hour. Bring water to full rolling boil. Pour over teabags or Woman’s Rac Stir in remaining ingredients. Chill. Serve on salad loose tea and spices.Cover. Let stand for 5 minutes. Chartar Oak Gina Scota hod three hits greens and garnish with mayonnaise, if desired. For iced tea strain into a pitcher. Stir in sugar and Postal Express put to­ and Liz Shea added two as Makes 6 servings. lemon juice. Let cool. gether five hits In the fifth Renn's Tavern nosed out When ready to serve pour into ice-filled glasses. Inning to break a scoreless Taloga, 87, ot Charter Dak. tie and went on to b e ^ Liz BIckleyhadthreehtlsand For a light summer meal try this chicken and rice pie. Top off with a frosted Chicken Pie Instant tea can be used, if so use >A cup. To prepare LoStroda PIzzo. 3-1, Tuesday Eileen Henson and Mary Dee with instant, steep spices in boiling water for 5 night at Fitzgerald Field. Bill Snow added two each tor glass of iced cardamom tea. 1 broUer-lryer minutes, then add instant tea, sugar and lemon juice. Finnegan, Pete Grose, Mike Taloga. Jordan and Jim Lachapelle had two hits each for Lastrado. Ouaty Center Congo put five runs Nike on the board In the first Saveupio& S Inning ond went on to double Frank Livingston had four that totol In a 185 victory For good food In a jiffy, cook Italian hits and Crolg Ogden, Barry over Barracllffe'sot Keeney. $2 back per gallon on Olympic Oil Stain and Olympic WEATHER SCREEN* Nixon, Dan Fagan and Craig Mike Swtizer led Center with lyeservative Oil Stain. Limit 5 gallons per family. Product must be purchased between Carpenter added three each two singles and a double, as B.A. Club whipped Reed Craig Coffin and Gory Glenn f^ ^ T E REQUEST MUST BE POSTMARKED NO LATER The proliferation of cookbooks concerned with serve hot with additional Parmesan cheese in a bowl Construction, 14-6, at Nike. singled and doubled and Pot / HAN JU ut 24t 1983. producing meals in just a few minutes is undoubtedly Deviled Chestnuts at table. Serves 2. Bud Muska, Dave Ruther­ Castagna added two hits. Kent Smith and John Chlde8 Bow to gelgomrrebmtet a sign of our busy lives — the various and sundry ford, Scott Goodrich and Bob demands of jobs, children, commuting and all the rest Wilson had two hits eoch for ter had two hits each for !• Save your original dated sales receipt and circle total purchase price, Beard This unusual appetizer comes from Verona. Enjoy Reed. Barracllffe's. do encroach upon the time that most people can spend it with a glass of dry white wine. Chicken Wings, Roman Style Paul M cNam ira singled 2o Fill in the form below. on preparing a meal. and tripled and Ken Hill hod on Food Melt 1 tablespoon unsalted butter in a small saute Rec twohits as Telephone Society 3. Circle number o f gallons o f Olympic Stain purchased: However, I do think that it is vital not to lose sight of pan over medium heat. Stir in >A cup peeled chestnuts, Heat 1 tablespoon olive oil and 1 tablespoon butter in slipped past Manchester Dll, the Joy of cooking in the process! By all means Highlander scored five 83, Monday at Keeney. Tony 1 2 S 4 5 By James Beard drained (available in 18ounce cans and jars from a saute pan over medium heat. Add ‘A teaspoon dried runs In the top of the first Morlanos had three hits and prepare a menu in haste, butenjoy it at leisure, taking Syndicated Columnist Italy and France; oriental water chestnuts are quite thyme and stir for a few seconds. Add *A pound Inning and held off Porter Chip White two for Dll Heat. 4. Mail this coupon with your cash register receipt dated between June 22 time to appreciate the various ingredients. Coble to post a 6*2 victory ot 1 different and cannot be substituted). chicken wings, cut into two joints, tips removed, and Nike. Mike Yankowski, Paul and July10,1983to: Olympic Rebate, R O. Box8896, Clinton, Iowa 52736 A (Mokb(X)k author who clearly recognizes this saute until golden brown on ail sides, about 4 minutes. Solomonson and Dan Walker Waal 8ida Season to taste with crushed red pepper. Cook for 2 had two hits each for High­ N am e ... important feature is Emalee Chapman. She brought Chop 1 peeled shallot and cut 2 thin slices prosciutto lander. Shawn Dougherty, John McDermIt blasted |l iPUostprtnti forth the highly successful “Fifteen Minute Meals” to 3 minutes until golden brown. Add 2 tablespoons (Italian cured ham) into long thin strips. Add to pan Mike Burdick and Bob Hayes two home runs and a double Address. last year; now she has produced a sequel, “Fast milk to pan and simmer over low heat for 2 to 3 and saute with chicken wings for a minute. Pour ‘A had two hits apiece for ihe and Dan (.eonard ripped I Italian Meals” (101 Productions, $7.95). This is a book minutes until milk is reduced and makes a thick cup dry white wine into bottom of pan; slice 2 unpeeled losing side. three doubles and a single to City. .S t a t e . lead Allied Printing to a 21-6 to inspire anyone who thinks that he can't produce a careful to select those that call for generally available sauce. Serve chestnuts hot on toothpicks. Serves 2. ripe tofnatoes into pan and season to taste with freshly Indy thrashing of Manchester P 8 Store Where Purchased. good meal, using fresh seasonal ingredients, in a ingredients. As she says, food in Italy is basically ground black pepper, stirring well. Bring to boil, lice. John Sommers singled, minimum amount of time and often for a minimum cover, lower heat and simmer for 10 minutes until the Danny Sacha and Kevin doubled and tripled and Tom * and may not be assigned or tmnskmd Vds name and simple, fresh and natural. Italian home cooking relies Spinach Soup with Commeal Powers doubled twice and T " 3?' This Oder b cold where taxed, resMcled or prohibited by taw amount of money. wings are tender. Serve hot with sauce from pan. Hanlon singled and doubled, singled for thewinners. Man­ on fresh foods direct from the marketplace. and John Madden and Lorry chester was led by Carlo ^ S w ^ ^ n e M o e y r m l ^ ! ^ by participating retailers. Resellers are not eligible. Pkase allow There's a nice little section at the back of the book Serves 2. Morrison added two hits Placentlnl's triple and dou­ A CALIFORNIAN who learned to appreciate good that gives a brief idea of the seasons as ttey are Place 3 cups chicken or beef broth in a saucepan and each as Main Pub whipped ble and Lorry Wilson's three O FFER EXPIRES JU iy 24.1981 btole: This name and address form must accompany your refund reguesL CG food from her Italian parents, Emalee has lived and bring to a boil over heat. Add 1 bunch tender spinach Pumpernickel Pub, 11-3, at singles. reflected in Italian food, with a number of menu Sicilian Ricotta Dessert Fitzgerald. Rich Belekewicz traveled extensively in Italy. Most of the (ecipes — suggestions for spring, summer, autumn and winter. leaves (washed and coarsely chopped, stems singled and homered, driving removed) or >A package (about 5 ounces) frozen I n t w o runs for Fogarty’a which are laid out with admirable brevity and clarity, And she has some intelligent things to say about the Pumpernickel. by the way — carry just a sentence or two about their joys of simple wines. spinach and simmer for 2 minutes. Combine 1 cup ricotta cheese, *A cup heavy cream, 2 Tim D'Nelll singled and Paul Frenette homered place of origin: a fishing village here, an ancient Add >A (xip yellow (xnmmeal, 1 tablespoon at a time, doubled and hit a seventli- and singled In leading Fogar­ tablespoons granulated sugar and 1 tablespoon Innlng sacrifice fly that ty's to a 9-6 victory over Tuscan city there. These little word pictures act as a I can thoroughly recommend this book; it's full of stirring imtil the broth thickens. Simmer soup for 10 brandy in a blender or food processor and mix well drove In the winning run as Peterson Electric In a South kind of seasoning for the recipes that follow and whet tasty, honest fare. I've picked out a few reci|ies at minutes. Toast 2 slices coarse white bread and place until sm(x>th. Place ricotta mixture in a bowl and Hungry Tiger edged Zem- Windsor A League game at one’s appetite. random for you; I think that they speak for in two soup bowls. Sprinkle slice with 1 tablespoon browskl's All-Stars, 85, at Rye Street Field. John Barry, sprinkle with 2 tablespoons grated semisweet Fitzgerald. Bill Moneggla Ron Seplowitz, Bob Goeh- While these dishes are authentic, Emalee has been themselves. Parmesan cheese, grated. Ladle soup over toast and chocolate. Chill until serving time. Serves 2. singled and doubled and Lou rlng, and Gary Kost hod two Wellington ond Jim Bombria hits each for Fogarty's, now added two hits each tor Hungry Tiger. Kevin D'BrIen singled twice and d o u b le d ^ and Jim LaPenta, Jeff Peck|B and Muck Hull added two hits •RODEIW AUTO each. Brian’s mom makes the best cherry cake Al Noske's three hits and MOIATOR Steve Longo's tour led Buf­ INTRODUCES •• K f , falo past Lathrop, 87, at ' ... By Barbara Richmond But one meatless meal that can Robertson. Dole Dstrout, tiM 90-mlnutB Herald Reporter Cherry Coffee Cake Roger Talbot and Rich Gu8 be prepared early in the day can be tatson added two hits each drlvR-ln and put in the crock pot and forgotten •A pound margarine for the winners. Al Rodonis drivaaway aolutlonl Brian Collier, 4, thinks his until dinner. This is a stringbean homered and singled and 2 eggs (beaten) Dave Bldwell, Dave Sevne, FOR: mother's cherry coffee cake is the recipe that is pepped up with 2 teaspoons baking powder Wayne Osfrout, Joe Tar- M a n M a r M L best. What better testimony can mushroom soup, water chestnuts, 1 cup sugar anyone receive for tteir baking? cheese and french-fried onions. 2 cups flour > . m Brian’s motherHusa Collier of Another nutritious meatless meal 1 teaspoon vanilla 2ll Parker St., loves to cook most she makes is a “savory spinach Salt Soccer anything but desserts are her casserole.” 1 jar cherry pie filling I ■Ii-fr88» I favorite. (or can) j doadaf « d M “I can make the cherry coffee A FAVORITE chicken recipe is Cream margarine and sugar. We have found that prepared with peaches she cans Add eggs, flour, salt, baking is Paa Wee cake blindfolded,” she said, ad­ herself in the summer. jinost of our A the jar of cherries. Chad Herdic, Noah Starkey,' The problem part is. Mrs. Collier likes to collect new peaches, make jams and relishes Pat the rest of the batter over this Jeff Crockett), Patriots 3 and pickles,” she said. . and top with the rest of the (D rew BeganI 2, B illy removed, promptly redpes. Pappas). repaired on our Brian, and his sister Kristin, 16 cherries. Sprinkle topping of one- Timbers 3 (Chris Schoene- premises and rein- “Sometimes my husband months, are both good eaters. Mrs. third cup flour, 3 tablespoons berger 2, Corey W ry), Torna­ stalied. doesn’t know what he’s getting for Collier said they will eat just about margarine and >A cup cugar and 1 f'<(- does 1 (Angel Cosme). anything. Sockers 3 (Tony Cook 2. Replacements are dinner — and sometimes he teaspoon cinnamon. Bake at 350 Marc Beaulleau), Penguins doesn't like what he gets,” she Her friends loYe the Vanilla degrees fprl hour. (Dampen bands 0. available from oiur dU- tributor size inventory. added. ButterCreams which she makes in with water and it makes it easier to great quantities at Christmas pat in the dough.) Relax in our waiting IF SHE DOES make something time. "My friends would practi­ room, while ourj Olympic. S!o novjyou can aet strong protection for outside your home ^ the family doesn’t care for, then cally kill for them, they're so good. knowledgeable qiecial-j CAIDWEU andget a little something back for inside your wallet See above rebate that recipe goes into the waste They’re so easy to make and Vanilla Buttercreams ists get you moving; certificate for details, then mail to Olumpic - _ _ _ _ _ basket. they’re so sinful,” she said. OIL again. j 3 ounces soft cream cheese (WrfMf ItoClunft) Hurry! OFFER EXPIRES JUIX24,1983. She also likes to make breads 649-9682 “I try to have at least one and one of her favorites is Honey (A cup margarine 9 8 . * C.O.D. MNEMMUnRINMI ' meatless meal a week. That’s Rye Raisin Bread. She said with 4 cups confectioners sugar 8 4 f-a a 4 i usually the one that takes the most this one you can use little portions (lOX) 871 St, Msneh, CT ! time and effort. It seems like I of leftover honey and raisins. 1(A teaspoons vanilla Wshe got the inside an outside proteetkm. spend all day cooking it and all She’s ' sharing several of her Lisa Collier gets some help in the kitchen from son Brian, MtfS cleaning up,” she said. favorite recipes: Please turn to page 14 Kristin eagerly looks on. i M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 22.1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 22. 1983 — 15 w< Mom makes cherry cake News for Senior Citizens

Conllnved from page 13 Chicken and Peaches V4 cop oil le g g Center prepares schedule of trips for this summer IM mpa chocolate chips Cat up chicken Vk cop raisins (aeml-sweet) Peach Jalce Mix together the flours, salt, Editor’s note: this co- Individuals will walk The following Thursday on hand to present the Lastly, individuals are t taMespoons shortenloK Sliced peaches cinnamon, baking powder, baking *• prepared by the should pick up a registra­ ing a picnic out back Golf scores Garlic powder twice a week on Monday we also will be having “ State Plan" of priorities reminded that the center soda and set aside. Combine the staff of the Manchester tion form in the front starting at 11:45 a.m. The Low gross: JackFunke, For the centers beat the cream Paprika and Friday starting at 9 another cookout with the in programs for the el­ willbehavinga tag sale in milk, honey, oil and egg and beat Senior Center. It appears office. I ask all of you to menu will consist of ham­ 40; Bud Lathrop, 41; Har­ cheese and the margarine together (or seasons to taste) a.m. at the Manchester make a concerted effort to burgers, assorted salads, menu being hot dogs, derly. Your comments September. If anyone has well. Add to flour mixture and stir on Wednesdays and Satur- vey Leach, 41. Low net: until smooth. Blend in the confec­ Adjust amounts to number of Community College Fit­ join this program to re­ ice cream and beverage, assorted salads, ice will be most welcome. any items tht they would until moistened. Add the raisins ddys. Bruno Giulini, 29; Joe tioners sugar and the vanilla. (If people being served. Arrange the ness Trail and swim on duce the risk of prema­ cream and beverage. Af­ Please don’t miss this day like to donate, please feel and fold in. Pat into greased loaf all for $1.50. Afterwards, Donahue, 30; Dick needed, chill until easy to handle.) chicken in the pan. Brush with Thursday from 12 to 1 ture death. terwards the representa­ for it will not only be free to bring them by the pan and bake at 350 degrees for By Jeanette Cave bingo players can go McNamara, 30; Jim Roll into 1-inch balls and place on peach juice. S p ^ k le on season­ p.m. at the Waddell Pool. Don’t forget; This inside for a few games of tives from the Area entertaining but informa­ center or if not possible, about 45 minutes. Center Director Seiler, 30; Stan Juros, 31. tray covered with waxed paper. ings to taste. Bake for SO minutes at Interested individuals Thursday we wUl be hav­ bingo. Agency on Aging will be tive as well. contact us. Cover loosely and chill overnight 350 degrees. Baste again with Greetings. The center until the balls feel dry to the touch. peach juice and bake for 30 Cream Cheese staff has been busy pre- Remove from refrigerator 20 min­ minutes more, basting every 10 pkring a schedule for utes before coating. minutes. Add sliced peaches to pan Pound Cake Senior Center-sponsored Coating; Chop >/i cup of the and bake for 10 minutes more. trips for the summer chocolate chips into small bits and Honey flye lit pound margarine months. They are as reserve. Place the rest of the chips IV4 cups sugar follows: and the shortening into a jar set in 2 teaspoons baking powder For the month ol July: warm (not hot) water. (Do not let Raisin Bread 4eggs Branford Trolley, July the water get into the mix) Keep REDEEMDOUBLE MANUFACTURERS' CENTS-OFF COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR COUPONS VALUE. SEE STORES FOR DETAILS. VALID THRU SATURDAY. JUNE 25,1983. 1 cap rye floor 2 cops flour 8, $3.50. the water below 125 degrees. 1 cap white floor 8 ounce cream cheese Enfield Mall, July 12 Stir the mixture until it’s melted. 1 teaspoon salt (softened) $ 2. Remove from the water and stir 1 teaspoon danamon Mix the margarine, eggs, sugar Hammonaset, July 13 until chocolate is 85 degrees. Add VI cop honey and cream cheese. Beat 10 to IS $ 2 . the fine chips and stir until melted. 114 teaspoons baking powder minutes umil light and fluffy. Add Mystic Seaport, July 18, Keep chocolate at 84 to 86 degrees 1 teaspoon baking soda flour andbaking powder and beat 3 $8 (including admission). while dipping the cooled balls. le a p milk minutes. Put in ungreased pan. Westfarms Mall, July Place on wax sheets. V4 cop honey Bake at 350 degrees for 50 minutes. To dance In Waehlngton 19, $2. Hitchcock Museum, UMMER BREAKAnrA Supermarket Shopper Frank and Beverly Qluhosky of Man-, Washington, D.C., Friday through Sun­ July 22, $2. . EKbeMbaaatdvarDtaditwntMrauilraBtobaraadUytvaHabtoH Mystery trip, July 26, at or botow tha aBvorliaod prtctln o m R A fp tioro. aieoRt at cheater, far right, will dance with the' day. Others in the troupe are from left $2^ •pociltoally netoB in this ad Mountain Folk Dancers of Connecticut Harry and Rosalie Holmes of Tolland Ocean Beach, July 27. at the dedication of the Czech National and John arid Catherine Postemski of $2.50. Shopping bag art judged Chapel pf Our Lady of Hoatyn at the Willington. Individuals interested in attending any of the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in above trips are required tp fill out a pre­ Fresh London Broil By Martin Sloane In all, there were more registration form in the Ground Beef Steaks Clip *n’ file refunds United Feature than 750 entries and as the front office starting Fri­ FRESH-OROUNO MANY TIMES DAILY BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER I Syndicate ' contest deadline ap­ A bout Town day. The form will detail Personal Producte (FUe No. ll-B) proached, N.A.S.S. co­ what is included in the directors Carolyn Pal- cost of the trip. Please Clip out this file and keep it with similar If you judge an art Rev. E. Earl Okerlund, secretary of New England 49 zeeer and Barbara stay in tune with the cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with competition by the origi­ Rainbow officert Installad Synod and assistant to the bishop, will be ordinand Spanton were literally column for departure beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting nality of the entries, then presenter. Linda Porter and Karen McGuire will be 44b. Pkg. there is little doubt that surrounded by a sea of Cynthia Zeidler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. times and related details. lb. Or More the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Anderson Zeidler of 84 Jarvis Road, was installed acolytes and Midiael Arner, crucifer. the required forms at the supermarket, in our First Annual Super­ shopping bag art they Red Sox fans are re­ os worthy advisor for Music will be presented by Emanuel Choir under newspapers and magazines, and when tra^ng market Shopping Bag Art would soon have to judge. minded that there are still Manchester Assembly the direction of P. Melvin Lumpkin, choirmaster with friends. Offers may not be available ine all i Competition was a big Finally they made their openings for Oakland A's Order of Rainbow Girls Instrumentalists will be Micboel OrfitelU, trumpet; BEEF ROUND-BONELESS areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive I success. selections. vs. Boston Red Sox game FRESH MXEO FRYER PARTS PORK LOIN-EQUAL AMTS. ON CNTR CUT BEEF CHUCK recently. Geoffrey Perrett, trumpet; Lloyd Sdimttt, French each refund. I Soon after the competi- The Winer of the $100 slated for July 16 at Also installed were horn; Bruce Stott, trombone, and Jeff Schults, tuba.. Sirloin lip or 9 9 The following refund offers ere worth 17. This I tlon was announced last first prize is Janeen Bo- Fenway Park. The cost of Box-O- Assorted 1 6 9 Boneless Shoulder or p 9 Patricia Kozak, worthy Candidates for ordination are Jonathan T. Heyden- week’s refund have a total value of $16.50. I winter, shopping bag relli, a college student the trip is $17 which Top Round Roasts associate advisor: relch of Cheshire, who has accepted a call to First Chicken PorkGiops lb Chuck FiUet Steaks ib j works of art began pour- from Benton, Pa. Using includes transportation BEEF ROUND-BONELESS-SIRLOIN TIP OR Sherry Crawford, char­ Lutheran Church in Gardner, Mass., and Marguerite FRESH This offer doesn’ t require a refund form: j ing into the offices of the brown shopping bag and admission to the BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS ity; Dawn Mazur, hope; S. OetJen o f Branford, who has accepted a call to Top Round Steaks SHOWER SHAVER Features $1 Refund Offer, I National Alliance of Su- paper, she created a relief game. Individuals will be Chicken Breasts Pork Spare Ribs . 1 ” Top Blade l^eaks ,b2‘’ sculpture of the faces of a Polly Morrison, faith, Trinity Lutheran Church in Onterbrook. on their own for the meal BEEF ROUNO-BONELES^ P.O. Box 1235, Maple Plain, Minn. 55348. Send a I permarket Shoppers, the FnESH-8REAST-1.4D La 5^.8. CAN-9.M FRCSH-FORMERLY GROUND CHUCK man and woman; the man and Laura Livingston, Also J. Roderick Rinell Jr. of East Hampton, who after the game. This ye­ W b q 9 9 London Broil Steaks 3-by-5 index card with the product features found I organization that had vo- can A wearing a straw hat and treasurer. has accepted a call to First Lutheran Chur& in West ar’s tickets are in Section Piirdue Qikken Legs » 89^ A&P ^nned Hams Learn Ground Bi^f ,bP’ on the back of the Shower Shaver package listed I lunteered to judge the FROZEN-QUARTER POUNO-AU BEEF the woman wearing a veil Also Rhonda Mercer, Haven, and Kenneth L. Regan of Rluxie Island, who 26 between third base and ASSORTED VAMETIES-SUCED ^ BEEF-t-LB. RKO. 1.S9-JUMBO FROZEN on the card. List five of the six features for a $1 I competition. has accepted a call in New Jersey. H b .l7 9 GC3.179 Chef Qioice Patties in which small dried flow­ chaplain; Kimberly hpmeplate in the shade, pkg. refund or receive 20 cents for each feature listed I Phyllis Turk of Brook- A&P Luii^eon Meats 2 99* Kahn’s Meat Franks 1 A&P Crispy Shrimp pkg X Wright; drill leader; Su­ This is the first synod-wide ordination celebrated in ' GREY SOLE FILLET 2.99 La ^ — up to a maximum of $1 if five out of six features ers were set. Our judges liie game is scheduled for BEEF-VL0. RKQ.>1.$I SLICED ^ I lyn, N.Y., entered a four- onelocation. lOyears.Theeventisopentothepublic. BEEF-1-LB. PKQ.>1.36 FROZEN-HADDOCK DINNER-»OZ. 99* are listed. Also include the words Shower Shaver said it was the most san Clerke, love; Me­ 2:15 p.m. and the bus will i-.b 1 2 9 * Fresh Flounder Fillet ibi j room doll house with the pkg M. original entry and showed lanie Bodin, reUgion; Following the service the Emanuel Church Women bh leaving the Pic and A&P Meat Bologna F ’ A&P Meat Franks Taste-O-^ Fish Dinner K S y ‘AVAILABLE-WED. THRU SAT. IN SELF-SERVICE FISH DEPT. from the front of the package. Expires Aug. 31, I three bears in the parlor great artistic skill. Thayer Gowdy, nature; will serve refreshments. Save parking lot at 11 a.m. and Goldielocka asleep The second prize of $75 Salli Miller, immortality sharp. ITo/fii Spi’dals upstairs . . . all made out These offers require refund forms: was won by Margaret and Jennifer Shurinis, Plans for but trip While on the subject of xoAE FAR4# I of shopping bag paper. BUTLER Dental Floss $1 Refund. Send the Weinperl of Alentown, Pa. fidelity. travel, just a reminder to I Julia Tees of London, A&P Lemonade required refund form and the Universal Produce Out of shopping bag Also Deborah Shad- The bus for the A A R P chapter 1275 trip to Summit all that there will be a I Ohio, used shopping bag Code symbol from two packages of 50-yard Butler paper, she created a lich, patriotism; Tiffany Lodge in KiUington, Vt., wUI leave the South United' travel show at Center FAMOUS DRISCOLL BRAND ^ a ^ I paper to create a blue- A&P Ice Cream Cups Floss or one package of 100-yard Butler Floss or whimsical sculpture of a Cynthia Zeidler West, service; Juri Pur- Methodist Church parking lot Sunday at 8:30 a.m. and Congregational Church one package of 300-yard Butler Floss, along with ! faced Smurf doll holding a aupermarket shopper. „ vee, confidenUal ob­ will return Tuesday about 6 p.m. this evening, starting at Califomia Sweet 1 2 9 I bag full groceries and a server; Menissa Tratt, keqier of tbe jewels; Sbarl A&P Fren^ Fries the register tape. Expires Dec. 31,1983. Merril Lee Perschy of 7:30. There will be films w a r , CMKKEN OR TURKEY I handful of cents-off cou- Taft, Beth Clerke, and Jodi Cartwright, pages. Strawberries pint M DIMENSION Shampoo $1 R e fU ^ Offer. Send Prairie DuSac, Wis., won on Acapulco, a cruise to I pons. Linda Lefervre of Kim Wright was installing officer. She was assisted Interracial picnic Morton Meat Pies NEW TEXAS the required refund form and one net -weight the third prize of $M for San Francisco and Can­ DELICIOUS I North Rose, N.Y.,submit- her shopping bag entry. by Laura Livingston, Shari Taft, Lisa Jatkowski and ada as well as door prizes. Spanish Onions ib 29 statement from the 16-ounce liquid or 7-ounce The Mandieater Interracial Council will have its Celeste Cheese Pizza CALIFORNIA concentrate or two net weight statements from I ted a beautiful carousel, She painted a farm scene Deborah Schadlich. Ushers were Lisa Basham, Katy annual picnic July 10 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Laurel Grove Admission is free. with a yellow and red any other sizes of Dimension Shampoo, in any including soft sculpture Zeidler and Am y Edson. Rev. Bruce Jacques gave a in Wickham Park. Seniors are reminded ( Sara Lee Sale! L^ng White Potatoes ib 39* canopy and prancing benediction. Music was by flutisU Jennifer Kennedy that the Manchester Re­ FIRM. RED fUPE combination. Expires Aug. 31,1983. animals. Guests are asked to bring lunch plus a salad o f BUTTER. 04EE8E OR WHEAT N’ HONEY horses. and Melissa McCray. creation Department will &lad Tomatoes mS79^ E FFE R G R IP $ 1 Refund. Send the required The competition was dessert for the group table. Charcoal fires will be Sara Lee Croissants Mary Herring of Sla- equally rough In the Miss Zeidler is a senior at Manchester High School. be sponsoring a “ Pep Up TENDER ^ ^ refund form and the Universal Product Code provided and games will be organized for aU »»get DUTCH APPLE SWEEt JUICY symbol from one tube of Effergrip Denture tington. Pa., created a under-14 junior division. She is co-captain of the varsity cheerleading squad The public Isinvited to.tbe event. Tbe council was Your Life” fitness pro­ ’icnic I atorilt’s marsh scene with ducks Tray Ott of Yellville, Ark., and a member of the school m archi^ and concert gram from June 27 to Sara Lee Cheesecake Florida $1 Adhesive, any size. Expires July 31, 1983. organized to -promote understanding between PECAN OR WALNUT Cal^omia G ILLETTE Atra Super Value Pack $1 Refund. I made out of shopping bag sent in a bright red bands. She serves as ajunlor volunteer at Mandiester members M different racial and ethnir Sept. 26. The program will 9»CT.NEWB0IIN.-«I>CT. EXTRA ABSORB., 4»CT. TODDLER Sweet Com X ! DfinAr fhAf koH K a a m Nectarines Send the required refund form and the proof of Arkansas razorback, Memorial Hospital and as a c o lj^ at St. Peter’s be a Walk-Swim program. Sara Lee Episcopal Church in South Windsor. Pamper’s Value Pack pro 7 purchase seal from the back of one Atra 15 quilled, painted and then complete with white Card party at grange WITH LEMON l)air\ Specials cartridge package, along with the re^ster tape intricately pasted to a tusks. Todd Oetken of G>ffeeCake burlap background. HOOD witli the purchase price circled. Expires Aug. 31, Mediapolis, Iowa, created Manchester Grange, 205 Olcott St., wfll have a card Lipton Iced Tea Mix H ib i.1 3 9 “ Super Bag,” closely re­ I leallli l'l Bt’aiiU ,\i(ls UPTON 1983. Owls were very popular party today at 8 p.m. The event is open to the ppublic; Births Choco Good Drink lug X sembling Superman in Ordination at Emanuel ENRICHED WITH VITAMN C GILLETTE Daisy $1 Refund. Send the required and done of the bMt was Refreshmrats will be served and prizes given The REOULARORMMT LoCal Iced Tea Mix 34k^179 refund form and the proof of purchase seals from created by Linda Sever- flight. The winner, how­ The New England Synod, Lutheran Chunih in party is the last until Sept. 28. Detjennes, Kelli Nicole, Aim Toothpaste Hood Orange Juice lug X two packages of Daisy 4’s or four packages of anceof Ocoee, Fla., whose ever, was Tisha Sines of America,' will conduct a service of ordinatioo and daughter of Paul E. and 8MAU OR LARGE CURD Daisy 2’s. Expires Sept. 30,1983. two owls sitting on a Ocala, Fla. Two art eucharist Saturday at 2 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Wise Potato Chips 99^ Light ’n Lively Cottage Cheese Kathy Kelehan Desjeunes PreD Uquid Shampoo '^ 2 ^ ’ SWCY BROWN r LISTERMINT Free “Fitness.” Receive a branch were painted to classes at the Osceola Church, 80 Church St. FACES maeta tonight Jr. of 65 North St., was MEO-2.ra.MR.D-2.e9 OR SHAfVKieLONO 32-page illustrated “ Fitness . . . It’s a Good Middle School sent entries The Rev. Harold R. Wimmer, bishop of New resemble copper. Madelin FACES, a support group for young adults who have born June 6 at Manchester EdndSmt Cleanser Gulden’s Mustard 69^ A&P W I& Cheddar Cheese r 2*’ Feeling” book. Send the required refund form Hannon of North Babylon, to the competition, and SOFT England Synod, will be presiding minister and experienced damaging relationships with their Memorial Hospital. Her and the Universal Product Code symtel from N.Y., also painted W her shopping bag cheer­ ordaining officer. The Rev. William Carter of Our (Mrents and want to develop positive feelings about maternal grandparents Imperial Margarine 2 ^ 6 9 ^ Listermint 12-ounce or larger, plus 50 cents paper to resemble copper leader got a big cheer Hunt’s Saviour's Lutheran Church in Fairfield wUl preach. toemMlves, meets umight from 8 to lo on the are Mr. and Mrs. Charles postage and handling (no stamps). Expires Sept. to create a relief sculpture from the judges. Assisting will be Rev.-Marsha Vimer, Bethany P. Kelehan, East Hart­ Service I isli Dept. SO, 1983. I want to thank all those MfliHaiestsr CMtununity CoUsgs esmpus. BBQ Sauce o f a tall sailing ship. Lutheran, Orange, Mass., and Rev. Dale Gustafson of ford. Her paternal grand­ ■GREAT SAMNGS* MUtEO SIZES who participated and con­ The group, which meets on Wednesdays, is open to Wearing apparel was Emanuel. Lectors will be Rev. Frederick Frick, St. parents are Mr. and Mrs. gratulate the winners . information, call Ann BLENDED Fresh Here’s a refund form to write for: A $1 the subject of several Mark Lutheran, Norwich, and William Vaughan, Paul E. Desjeunes Sr. of The works of the finalists Bomey, am d Life Department, Manchester Memor­ 1 liinl\ No Salt ,S;ilc! 5 Hairspray refund. Style $1 Refund Offer, P.O. entries. Billy Elam of Emanuel Church Council. 31 Durant St. She has « Live Lobsters will soon be shown at the ial Hospital, 640-1222, extension 2417. NOSALTMXXO! Gem FRESH CUT Box 3329, Maple Plain, Minn. 55348. Requests for Yellville, Ariz., used shop­ brother, Michael, 3. First Shopping Bag Art the form must be postmarked by Aug. 31,1983 ping bag paper to make a . Bnrrlll, Gary Alan, son Hunt’s Ketchup ts'69* S ^ d O i l Grey Sole Fillet Exhibition in New York NOSALTAOOEDt ASSORTED VARIETC6 FRESH^ This offer expires Sept. 30, 1983. big green and white Nike of Gary Alan and Laurie TASTEMAKER City. I will announce the hmeb Flounder Fillet Hunt’s Stewed Tomatoes Ocean Spray Brik Pak sneaker, size 411 Tillie Hill Burrill of 9 Shoddy " W -y, *^r69* FRESH SUCEO dates and location of the College N otes Mill Road, Andover, was NO SALT ADDED! OCEAN SPRAY Koraldo of Burgettstown, exhibition in a future i U L J HMID TOWELS (0 C6l6r$) HaHbut Steaks Pa., sent in a paper born June 3 at Manchester Hunt’s Whole Tomatoes ”^'.59* Grapefruit Juice iggnaiMatTB colunm. Be sure to look NO8ALTA0DEOI CHOCOLATE Hawaiian hula skirt along Memorial Hospital. His FBI hops after for the announcement of Magna cum lauda graduate 16” R 26* 4S«z. 1 0 9 Fancy Shrimp with a photo showing her named tothedean’i maternal grandparents Hunt’s Tomato Juice can X Herstiey Syrup m S H CAUGHT my Second Supermarket “SEAN” CUSTOM GROUND in action. . . It was a little Susan Granqnist, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Nels ^ Washington; are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Waaii AO Items NOSALTAOOEOI Shopping Bag Art Compe­ Boston Mackerel tight on mel U.C.. She is mqjoring in international relations. Hill of 33 Juniper Drive, Hunt’s Tomato Paste Eight O’clock Coffee tition next fall. Granquist of 66 ArnOtt Road, is a recent graduate, kangaroo bandit magna cum laude, of Eastern Connecticut State (Coventry. His paternal University. She recently received a departmental Graduates from URf grandparents are Mr. and SAN FRANCISCO the law. Because of his citation in business administratioh. She is a graduate Mrs. Bryan Burrill of 9 Shoddy Mill Road, Fresh Baked Imported Whole Bar-B-Qued Norwestera (U PI) - The FBI is unusual modus opergndl, Menus of Manchester High School. UntoSJiSTSKl!* Sraduated from the seeking a bank robber he is assumed responsible Rhode Island May 29. She majored in Andover. 8" Apple Pie French Brie Chickens Turkey Breast known as the “ kangaroo for nine other robberies of human development counsel and fanSlV stages. Wilb, Wesley Thomas, bandit” because he al­ On dean’s list at Tufts son of Steven James and banks and savings associ­ Manchester senior citizens Three make dean’s list ways stuffs the loot in the ations since May 9 in San Steven Kahaner, son o f Dr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Debbi Lee Vennard Wills of 164 Downey Drive, was front pouch of his jogging Francisco and its The following lupches will be served at WesthlU Kahaner of 239 Ludlow Road, has been naimed to the Rm m made the dean’s list at bornJune5atManchester jacket and hops out the suburbs. Gardens and Mayfair Gardend the week of June 27 to dean’s list at Tufts University, Medford, Mass, for the o S h fliw ®rtsto>. R-I. They are: Memorial Hospital. His door. One FBI agent said, July 1 to Manchester residents who are 60 or older. spring semester. He was also elected as freshman S b o ^ M " i ” "I- '■•‘ •^eWSt.: JanlnaS. maternal grandparents The man, described as "H e simulates holding a For information call Westhill, 643-2163 or Mayfair, represMitative to tbe Constitutional Convention, 19-25 years old, robbed f f i r d ^ Notch Road and Wayne J. . westbound, but the legion­ Named to dean’s list founded in 1690 in Mar­ WE MEERVE THE BKIHT TO UNIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOOBAPMICAL ERRORS. confess. cucumber slices, dressing, rye bread, peanut cake Manchester received her ITEMS FOB SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OB RETaI ^ T u e r ? naires weren’t pleased at seille and named for the with whipped topping. ' Debra Jezoult, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred all. mythical woman whose Two 57mm anti-tank iUrra Fan* —' -m-Tw— — , glance turned people to cannons were snapped up Bfareh ML Road stone. Is France’s oldest a couple of weeks ago 0086, OMOb. OCs. OVMb. JOs, MOb wine-tasting society. from in front of an Am eri­ on Birch ML and Mincliestir SiNitind Wirfcship fiilwy can Legion hall by a man Tlnkorpond Rd. 87 HoWetor SIraol (BwiSiy Seftool) Woloofflo .Wagon oftors diooraot advOitWng PROLONG TH E life of who stopped by for a stiff In BoHon to prplooolonalo in tho modioal. dantal, cot flowars In your one. Molth-caro, legal and anhnahearo Raids. Jiome by snipping “ I got a call saying they Open for Soles to tho FubNd Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester "WST'" •*’ •£‘ •*••7 '•achoa Indhridualo sttms at an angle. This were missing and found pick your osm in tho privacy ol thair hbmoa and la In provides more stem that a truck with three Open Thun. 2-6 hooping with tho dignity of yourproloaalon. surface to absorb the people loaded 'em up and SOS/qt. or MON., WED. and FRI. Pioaao havo your oMico latoj^oiM trio H water. Prolong the life HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.; took ’em away west­ you d liko to diacuaa ouf untquo p ^ ra m . of good, but unused bound,” said Ligonier aos/ib. 9HI0 AJL to 1:00 PJN. Hems In your home by Township Police Chief early am lor kilo C a ll S u e selling them for cash> SATURDAY 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. Glenn Welshons. 643-5626 For Further Information — Call 646-8718- with a low-cost ad In 6 4 8 - 9 6 3 2 dOBelfled. . 1 6 ^ MANCHESTKR HERALD. Wednesday. June 22. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 22, 1983 — 17 Robin Williams ^ P E O P L E PHIL ROURA»TOM POSTER Advice is indefatigable EXCLUSIVE! com ic live wire .Being called by wrong name By Vernon Scott UPl Hollywood Reporfer Jtthn Ira vo lta 's career is bcKk oa trcKk HOLLYWOOD — Robin Williama would sends woman through roof He’s only 29, but super hunk John Trayolla has never be entrusted with defusing a bomb. Nor would he be a likely candidate . DEAR ABBY: My prob­ had his ups and downs. (or parents or our children transporting nitroglycerine. lem may seem petty to who live in another state. Travolta zoomed to success in TV’s “ Welcome Williams is a vibrating raw nerve. He is some, but it bothers me a great deal. He hates to travel and Back Kotter’’ and followed that up with two of the ceaselessly “on,” telling Jokes, improvising says if they want to see biggest box ofHce hits of all time, “ Saturday Night one-man sketches, mimicking celebrities, My name is ’’Barbara” Dear Abby him, they can come here. Fever’’ and “Grease.” inventing weird noises. — not ’’Barb” or “Bar­ He keeps telling me that Then came a series of valleys: “Urban Cowboy,” He prances aiid twists bis mobile face into a bie’’ — and "Barbara” is I am the only person who “ Personal Effects,” “ Blowout” and the positivdy thousand different caricatures in the space of a the way I want to be Abigail Van Buren means anything to him awful “ Moment by Moment.” Travolta was said to few minutes. It is difficult for him to sit stiil. address^. I suppose the and he thinks I should feel be devastated by the bad reviews and wondering in The diminutive, hyper Williams brings to problem is that I do not the same about him. I what direction his show biz life was going. mind a cocker spaniel in the animal shelter liesiUte to tell those who can’t make him under­ Well, the answer is: up! determined to please anyone and everyone. call me “Barb” or “Bar­ bie” that I prefer to be stand that I am not After hooking with taskmaster Sylvester StaOonc, One suspects he is introspective beyond called “Barbara.” choosing my parents over who directed John in the “ Fever” sequel, “ Staying belief and overcomes his shyness with motion Ically (without "barbs”). DEAR JOE: Don’t get him, I Just need to see and humor. I have a friend who tells And if someone should mad — get even. Find a Alive,” Travolta is now shooting a romantic comedy me that when I insist on them once a year — On a recent visit to Hollywood to ballyhoo his slip, don’t make a Mg deal sleepshirt with Morgan especially now that with Ohvia Newton-John. being called “Barbara,” I “John is happier than he’s ever been and has really new movie, “The Survivors,” be sported a full out of it. A rose by any Fairchild's face on it. they’re elderly. come off as haughty and other name Is still fraught worked hard on his last two films,” a close associate beard for yet another film. He capered around Please give me some arrogant, which drives with thorns. DEAR ABBY: My hus­ encouraging advice, of Travolta told us. “ Sly really put him through the a Paramount Studios office like a caged people (especially men) grinder in ‘Staying Alive.’ ” gazelle. band is 62 and retired; I’m Abby. “I’m going to New York to star in ‘Moscow away. She says I should 55 and still work outside FEELING GUILTY The way we hear it both pictures are socko — . try to overcome tMs "psy­ Herald photo by PIntn On the Hudson,”’ Robin said. “‘That’s why the DEAR ABBY: For my the home. Whenever I Olivia Newton-John ■■ which is just what Travolta needs. Travolta: On his way back up chological bang-up) be­ wife’s 40th birthday, the start making plans (once DEAR FEELING: You beard.” cause, it creates a nega­ He launched into a pseudo-Russian language girls in her office gave her a year) to visit my parents have no reason to feel V I k k I tive impresaion. a sleepshirt with Tom for 10 days, he starts the guilty. Your husband is A Flutatious Evening I t o x t , s I m ' s inanag# fflgkt«rs diatribe with enough English thrown in to I can’t help it. I hate make his point. Selleck's (ace on it. old routine, complaining not incapacitated, nor is being called “Barbie” — S^tudents of Bridget O. Gilchrist wiii be “The Raging Bull,” in which Robert “Only this time I’ll be in the fighter’s “In New York I ‘m going to play some of their She thought it was a about headaches, stom­ he “ill.” He sounds like a Shown on the church steps, corner ot or worse yet, “Barb” —so terrific gift, but I told her DcNIro played boxer Jake LaMotta, made comer and telling him what to do. I’ll be small improvisational clubs,” he said. “I do ach pains, etc. Then he spoiled, selfish child. heard in a concert Thursday at 7 p.m. at Hartford Road and South Main Street, why should I put up with no way would I sleep with sulks and acts hurt until I If this has been going on Vikki LaMotta, Jake’s ex-wife, a the actual manager and calling the shots,” Gregory Hines: ’’Very happy now” the Improv and Comedy Store when I’m in Los it? South United Methodist c5hurch. The are flutists, from left, Carrie Moses, Beth Angeles. In San Francisco it’s the Holy City Tom Selleck, so if she feel so guilty I hate to for 38 years, he's not apt to household name. She went on to pose nude she said. I can’t bang a sign wanted to sleep with him theme will be "A Flutatious Evening.” Whaley, Sheryl Veal and Heather fot Playboy magazine and became the first Zoo and Cobb’s Pub. Great fun.” leave him. change, so if you are A woman fight manager is something •ragory JHw— I Ha's around my neck. What do she could forget me. In our 38 years of really plagued with guilt The concert is open to the public. Prewitt. woman over 50 to get into the centerfold. new, but Vikki made many friends when Williams drops in unannounced and, unpaid, you think? does an hour’s turn on stage late in the evening. She thought I was kid­ marriage, every time we for leaving him, counsel­ Vikki got to many compliments about LaMotta was boxing. Trainer Chilt Dandce •till a lilppla at hoort ; CALL ME BARBARA ding, but when she real­ have visited my parents ing could help you over­ how good she looked that she decided to go is eager to get her in the comer of a Rorida “I do it for the same reason peopie take therapy,” Robin explained. ized I was serious she togethe it has been a come these inappropriate into the cosmetics business. She explains: boxer he is working with. Back in the early ’70s, when flower children were . DEAR BARBARA: It’s stuck “Tom” away in a disaster. He does not get feelings. A local mental “ I’m starting with a 90-second facelift Vikki lives in Miami, but she is looking still in vogue, dancer-singer-actor Gregory Hlnci left “It's good (or me. It’s a release. It keeps me perfectly all right to let in shape. There are usually seven or eight drawer, but she’s still along with them, and they health clinic offers this cream, then a wonderful cream to cover for apartments in New York and Los a promising career and settled down in the streets of lieople know that you sulking about it. have never cared much confidential help. Fees Venice, Calif. It took four years — and the thought other comics hanging out. I iike the weird and prefer to be called "Bar­ blemishes, and then I’ll have a cream for Angeles. “That’s where the action is for happy folks. Care to comment? (or him. He doesn’t even are based upon ability to the body to cover stretch marks. I’m also cosmetics,” she said. “ Women want to of a daughter growing up without him in New York bara,” butdosodiplomat- JOE IN CLOVIS, N.M. want to visit Ms own pay. — to bring him back. “Sometimes I work on new m aterial. I start checking out some new fighters and hope to look good, especially after 50. More today with five minutes and aid up with 20.1 usually manage a couple of boys soon. You know I than ever ^fore. And anybody who works “ I had been playing guitar and singing some in do an hour if I can find an ending. If not, CM Vikki LaMotta was a great help to Jake. at it, like I do, can look better. Even Jake!” clubs and was really enjoying myself, doing what I knows! ” wanted when I wanted to do it,” Hines confided to CREAM Williams has no clearly structured act such Here and H w re. • • People Exclusive. “ But one day I woke up and realiz­ as Richard Pryor’s or Bob Hope’s. Much of his Wife’s problems from aging ed that Daria (his daughter from his flnt marriage) act is is raucuously blue. Political consultants, who arc already at work for various was growing up without me. So I came back. But I Like most improvisational comedians, Willi­ Democratic candidates for president, ^ v e written off New don’t regret those years in California. They gave me ams hasnoideawherebis monologue will take York City Mayor Edward Koch and Los Angeles Mayor a chance to see where I was going. I firmly believe him. When he is on a creative roll, he keeps give man cause for concern COOKIE Tom Bradley as possible vice presidential candidates. Both I like the masic group Duma Dana. Can yon give me that a man needs to take some time off and review going. Like a firestorm one laugh feeds on the were being pushed heavily (Koch would have been the first souse Infonnalion about IhcmT — J.V., St. Louis, Mo. what he has done. other until he’s built an inferno of comedy. DEAR DR. LAMB: My cannot stand heat, even Jewish candidate for national office, Bradley would have Duran Daran is a rock group that got started during the Hines, of course, was one of the stalwarts in the There is a constant threat of a cold streak wife is 81 and baa been in a warm sunlight, without been the first black candidate for national office), but after British Blitz Kids craze of a few years ago. The group takes dancing team of Hines, Hines and Dad. He started in and an unreceptive audience. nursing home for nearly experiencing itching all their blistering losses as gubernatorial candidates, their sup­ its name from a major in the film “ Barbarella.” Don’t ask the act when he was only 5 years old. It was after the Putting himself on the line, living on the two years. She has grown SANDWICH over my body. Walking, port has melted away ... Wayne Ncwtoa is offering free us why. Duran Duran received its fust big break in 1978 act folded that Greg melted into the flower child ragged edge, tempting disaster might account considerably weaker Your Health exercising or anything INTRC^CTORY SAVINGS TV sets if you just come and look at his thne-sharing deal while appearing at the Rum Runner —^ one of England’s world of the West. for his hyper nature. There is no worse death ■Ince she has been there. that raises my body than bombing. p on apartments in his resort in the Pennsylvania Poconos. It top rock centers. Anyway, when they did the Rum Runner Now, married again and the proud father of Before that she was able temperature causes me to 5 y 4 / * Z 2 9 was a very tough year because of the heavy winter and M the manager of the place was so taken by them that he Zachary Evan Hhsca, Gregory’s career is hot. Last Williams toured 60 cities with his high wire to walk and get around but Lawrence Lamb, M.D. itch all over my body. I EACH OR spring flooding in the area . . . Dave DeBaacheic, the signed the lads to a personal contract, and since then the seasM, he won a Tony nomination as Best Actor in a act last year, from which be forged a hit now she is so weak she sweat very little. Is there Offer good: Thru 6-25-83 former Knicks star who is now the team’s general manager, poup has zoomed. All group membm are from Birm­ Musical for his performance in “ SophisticatecI comedy album, “Throbbing I^thon of Love,” can’t walk alone and only any medication for this has quietly slipped out of the resUurant business. He ingham, England — except lead singer Simon Le Bon who’s Ladies.” And he’s doing “ Cotton Club” with the title, he hastens to explain, is a with difficulty when being and what causes this? founded a pub in Manhattim’s East Side that was the water­ Richard Gese,. none-too-subtle double entendre. assisted. from Mosley, England. The group plans to tour the United “I still don’t have an ending,” Robin said. ing hole for most of the professional athletes visiting or States in 1984. “ I’m very happy now,” he said with a wide grin. She weighed 125 to 128 playing in New York. Dave sold out so he could spend more ‘ ‘ When I bear that horrible sound of silence I go pounds but now weighs is also taking a laxative The memory changes DEAR READER: It is “That’s the answer to life. If you’re not happy, on to other things. only 94 pounds. However, and a vitamin mineral you describe are com­ time seeking a'career making TV commercials . . . Victor When did Simon and Garfnnkci break np7 — M.M., nothii^ else matters.” But he still insists on wearing hard to say from that brief Exeter, Neb. “I never Upe my act. It’s the same way she iseating well. supplement. However, mon. At first, a person bit of information. But Mature, now 67, says he had a very active school career: “ I an earring. “ That’s just to remind me of my days as a Indians felt about taking their pictures, like may just have a moder­ was kicked out of four schools in Louisville.” . . . Football He memory is terrible. she may be getting tran­ there is a rare condition Simon and Garfnnkel never did break up. About 10 years hippie.” stealing a part of your soul. Or like getting a She remembers having quilizers or sedatives that ately poor memory but as star Mean Joe Greene says he hopes to break into the known as heat urticaria, ago, they did decide to do separate things and stop mairing centipede to think about his legs.” taught Mgh school 50 are sometimes given by tMngs progress it gets which means developing movies, just like former grid great Jim Brown. Greene albums, but to this day they meet regularly and have ap­ Williams jumped to his feet to interpret a years ago but is unable to the staff on an as-needed worse. hives from exposure to thinks he has a role locked up in a remake of “ The Lost peared occasionally ut concerte — most notably, the huge Pnopin ExehiaNnl anawara tha moat Intaraalbig centipede tripping over itself while concen­ tell me what she bad basis. That could explain Nutrition is quite impor­ heat. Very little is known Patrol,” a 1934 classic about a World War I battalion lost roncert in New York City’s Central Park in the summer of quoallana frbm madara. Sand youia to ua cam of thia trating on coordinating bis hundred feet. yesterday for lunch. She her drowsiness. You tant in preventing gradual about it because it is so in the Sahara. Greene would play the part that made the ’81. And here’s a tidbit for you: The boys are planning a naivapapar. “If something improvisational really works seems drowsy and not might ask about this. decline. And in some rare. It is literally an late Victor McLaglen famous. O M t l ay raiBUNB COMPANY SYNDICATE, INC. it locks into a certain memory bank,” Robin very alert. She won’t It is to be expected that hospitals and nursing We make our own ice cream cookie sandwiches with our very own 20-date tour across the United States for this summer. 2 1 0 E m 4 M d S U M . N m Yo fk. N .Y . lOOIT allergy to heat. went on, admitting much of his best material is enter a conversation and your wife would get homes you can’t be sure You might want to see fresh baked chocolate chip cookies and chocolate M I I M I F l l G * forgotten a moment after it is performed. only answers questions weaker with her prob­ the patient iss eating. an allergist and ask his chip ice cream that is so rich, so creamy they’re un- J S i S and aometimes then only lems. But I tMnk that properly. Even though the opinion. If he thinks that with a “yea,” “no,’ or ”I often sme of those prob­ food is provided, it may might be the case, he may believably delicious. Just see if thev^re not the very V T S don’t know.” lems can be prevented or not be eaten if someone want to treat you with an best you’ve ever tasted. it\i worth the trip. Financially ailing radio station tries all-Beatles format 1 am including the medi- minimized by helping a doesn’t make a real effort anti-allergic agent such oines she is taking. What person stay active, and to help and encourage it. as one of the antihistam­ By B arbara CanettI on the phenonoenom of A m eric an-released got together in Liverpool, ■to. tS, TMcattvMu vcria Simon said when the Beatle programming, the are they for? out of bed. That also Families should make ines that you could use M I %amt 6m m M|b«rav, WtHnnfMd 410 Omt Parh Wttt BartM United Press Beatlemania are not over. albums^ through their raving star­ righted it and looked (or a Co., has been told by 451 litfiaM St.Y I6S4 Hala Il„ ImY 6mHm4 International In Houston, Tex., a city station, the former KYST station had been failing in market to premier Ms marketing consultants means off tranquilizers. sure of such things. I’m particularly before exer­ “We are starting with a dom, as well as present — a top 40 station — first and area long established list of 300 of the more its quest for a large idea. that be will have an DEAR READER: Your Of course, some medical glad you are doing so. cising or doing anything updates and information. switched to the new for­ enough share of the wife's medicines are all to problems make this that might increase your HOUSTON (UPI) — Al­ as “country” music turf, familiar songs. When lis^ Their story is told in audience appeal between 'PONUTS IT'S WORTH THE TRIP DUNKIN’ DONUTS IT’S WORTH most twenty years ago an AM station has an idea mat, he bad complaints market to make it proflta- In Houston, he thinks he 18 and 44 years old, aid bar heart function. She impossible. DEAR DR. LAMB: I body temperature. teners hear the songs, 36-second hourly chap­ from some of Ms previous Beatlemania was intro­ which is drawing its au­ they immediately khow ters. Other tidbiu of Bee­ ble business venture. can. capture at least 4 despite some of those duced to America. Some dience from a variety of listeners. Then came Todd Wallace, percent of the radio listen­ people were not even born what they’re hearing,” tle trivia are thrown in “The calls were from say it invaded the competing stations. The said program director Cat like time announcements a Phoenix-based radio ers over 12 years old for at when the group made iU I OroWE COUPON I EXPWES 6/31/63 I preteen girls who miss least 15 minutes a day. country. audience are grown up Simon. or weather briefings on consultant who wrote and unforgettable American their top 40 songs,” Simon designed the all-Beatle The station’s owner, Roy appearance on the Ed The Beatles, those long­ Beatlemaniacs, as well as “Maybe later on we’II most AM stations. said. □TihTT 0Q09E haired British musicians, bom-again or new-born format eight years ago. 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( £ - Man About tha Houts 0 - s u m tara pravlaw key gaiiiaa and lower fire insurance rates, saying McCarthy, and Cooper all claimed 9 - Barney MWer the wedding of 'Captain Sticky' cabbla «vho halpa to aducata har. paychic to find Stavan and Adam viawara compata for ptizaa. The proposed sub-station, to be (X) - CBS Nawa 0 - H o r that would depend on the installa­ it had been their intent from the and 'VaNey Girt' contest. (R) (60 VaMa Banlnati, Roban DaaF tuck# Kkby kito a camkakght dkt- 0 0 - lata Night with DavM constructed on a parcel of town- ® - People's Court min.) tion of hydrants — although a start for the town to own the 0 - AHoa darlo, Cynthia Hania, 1961. nar. |R) (60 mki.) (Ctoaad Cap- lattarman David'a guaata are 3:00A.M. owned land in Laidlaw Park on 0 -M O V IE : ‘liar'a Moon'Two tkMWd] ^Bdran FIva trua atoriaa of couple of insurance company facility and the fire department to 0 - Play Your Baat tsnnia 8:00 P.M. CD - Tha Man Btiow private kivaatigator Vkginia Sny­ M errow Road, would cost $98,000; 'Serve and Return of Serve.' teenagers elope but differences in 0 - miaaing chkdran aro proaantad. der and Jack Ziaglar. (SO mki.) CD - CBS Nawa Nlghtiiwdch employees in the audience claimed lease it, Olmstead wanted that (X) ( £ - King Penguin: their backgrounds csusa prob­ CD 0 - Talaa ol tha Gold 0 - kkanr Hartman, Maty JIP the new truck, $90,000. 0 0 - NBC Nawa StrerKled Beyond the FaBctanda Monkay Jaka laca agakiat tha 1:00 A.M. there would be a slim possibility arrangement spelled out on paper. lems. Matt Oilon. Yvonne De- at tha Hattnwn CD - MOVIE: 'Northaaat To Republican Town Council for some kind o f price break. “ I'm concerned that the town be 0 - Untamad World Orson Welles narrates the story Carto. Broderick Crawford. 1982. Japanaaa to racovar a ravohitlon- 0 King'# Seoul' Throe conapkatora try to UPl photo of two photographers who found ary naw guniight. (R) 160 min.) 0 - CroaaBro CD - Swiford and Son member Roberta Koontz moved at The sub-station, Cleary said, 0 - NoUcisro Nadonal SIN Rated PG. ■muggla a )awal ancruatad an- legally protected,” said Olmstead, themselves trapped in a war zone 0 0 - Facta of Ufa In onlar to 0 - Chailla*# Angala 0 0 - TonigM Show John­ CD - Hogwi'a Haroaa dam aword out of Korea. John tlje riart of the meeting to aiUoum would be a 2,000-square-foot, and town officials said they would Noticiae nacionalee con Guillermo while studying antartic Ufa. (60 0 0 - MOVIE: 'My BillHam Reeirepo. kaap har naw boyfriand, Blak da- 0 - Froaman Rapetta ny'# guaata aro Sandra Bamhard KJ — Paychic Phanomana kaland. Anita Ekbarg, Vietar to the voting places, but then concrete-block building with two recheck the matter with the town Struggling for air min.) Csceer' In turrv-of-the-century and Joaa FdkJwm. (80 mki.) Australia, a beautiful your>g girl ddaa to do anything ha wama. |R) 0 - TwBljkit Zona Buono. 1972. withdrew her motion until after the bay doors, office space, a paved 0 - MOVIE: CharHa Chan: GD - PM MagazirM (Ootad Captionad] 0 0 - Neura la tha Nairn attorney. Tha Black Carnal' The femed must choose between a wealthy 0 - 0 . DfywMa'a Baaabafi 0 - MOVIE: 'Death bi Oaap sub-station committee's presenta­ driveway, a well, and a septic Toward the end of the meeting, (Z) 0 - FaH Ouy Colt, Howie 0 - La Catabbia da Ambroalo 0 - fikOVIE: 'Tha Daap' A Firefighter Leo L’Heureux struggles for The Monday blaze at Biddeford's Teen Chinese Police Inspector is colled husband and a Hterary career. young coupla vacationing in Bar- USA Hoat Don DrywMa looka Walar' A formar marnbar of an tion and discussion were complete. to Heweii to find the murderer of e and Jody chase two con men into Judy Davis. Sisn NeM, Wendy Comatka mualcal praaamando a Amarican crhna aymkcata triaa to system. ’The proposed cost, he several (leople congratulated the muda bacomaa kivolvad in kt- 12:00 A.M. behind the ecenee Americe'e That "discussion” often turned air as he lies near the edge of a roof of a Center, left 23 people homeless. Fire Hollywood actress. Warner Mexico. (R) (60 min.) Hughes. 1980. FHo Gkon, Ofaka GuUmaki. Javlar Nationel Psstime. ■acapa hi# punubig formar col- said, was based on an already committee on its fine work, al­ Lopaz y Gina Montaz. trlgua and tarror cantatkig around 0 - F o B o a Story Into prickling debate on referen­ officials call the fire suspicious. Oland. Bela Lugosi, Robert (9 ) - MOVIE: 'Dogata' A couple 9 - MOVIE: 'Chanel BoNtake' two aunkan aWpa. Jacqualkia Bla- laaguaa in a ramota Britiah aaa- locked-in low bid of $95,000, while though some complained the prop­ burning building in Biddeford, Maine. Young. 1931. robs a molw:onnected lawyer, a Coco Chanel's struggle for suc­ ■at, Mck Nona. Robart Shaw. 0 - Saturday Nlglit Uvo ahora vBaga. Bradford DBman, dum rights, the respective natures $2,000 is needed for architectural osal and referendum were ill- . 9:30 P.M. Suzan Farmar, Ian Bannan. 1975 ^ 5 - Joffsraona black-market dealer, and an inter cess in the high fashion world is 1977. Rnad PG. 0 - U.S. Junior Olymphi of North and South Coventry, and supervision and $1,000 for timed, coming less than a month national drug dealer. Warren 0 - PKA Fidi Contact Karat# 0 - ABC News chroniclad. Mwie Frsnce Pisier, horn Salt Laka CHy, UT PK A Fuk Benliig Toumamant f inala horn 1:30 A.M. 0 - ESPN SportaCantar who could best bear the burden of a Beatty, Goldie Hawn. 1971. Rutger Heuer, Timothy DMon. 0 - IMacfMI-lalim Raport St. PMd. MN contingencies. after the town garage referendum. ® - Over Easy Contact Karat# praaama two 9 ) - Tom Cottle Show 0-Voioao(Ftfth tax increase, with moderator The new fire truck, said North “ The com m ittee has done an Bay State eyes ‘lemon law’ 0 - NFL FNms 1961. Rated R. main avanta - tha Waharwaight 0 - 2 4 Hona 0 - Radki 1S90 Today'# pro­ (D - CMoo end tlie Men 0 - Froaman Rapetta Alvah Phillips frequently stepping Coventry Fire Department Chief excellent Job in putting this to­ 7:00 P.M. 0 - Standbig Room Only: 9 - MOVIE: 'Ship of Fools* Contandara bout and tha Bantam- 0 - kkOVIE: ‘Lanny* Tha atory gram looka at tha hottaat tranda a--a----- a--wa-.^------a. N ew England BOSTON — Relief may be on the way for car and patformani ki tha world of. vu/ moepenoem leeswonc forward to stop the fray. CD-CBS Nawa DoNy in Concert Dolly Parton Diverse personalities from difer- waight Ccomandart bout from of Lanny Bruca, tha caMxatad Richard Cooper, would replace a gether.' Every effort has been buyers who wind up getting "lemons” that can’t performs in London. em backgrounds are forced to Salt Laka City. UT. |90 mki.) ■martakimam. filawa CE) 0 - M*A*S*H comadian and aocW aatkitt, la ra- broken-down, 19-year-oId pumper made to make this facility as seem to be fixed right. The House Tuesday passed share close quarters on a passan- 0 - INOVIE: 'WoNan' Spiritual craatad through hi# monokiguaa. 0 -M O V IE : The Btmindoa' A 0 - Bporta Praha 3:30 A.M. SUB-STATION committee In Brief CD - Muppat Show ( 9 - ProfeaskMiai Boxlf>g Cov­ ger ship. ship Vivien Leigh, Simona truck which would be too costly to cost-effective as possible. The fire a "lemon law” bill requiring automobile dealers erage of pro boxing is presented kKkarw tranaform tframaalvas Ouatki Hoffman, Valatia Partkia. msn rssMzst thst vsogssncs 0 - Dr Jamaa Boom 0 - MOVIE: 'Lanny' Tha atory members, however, tried to res­ refurbish. This new truck woiild be protection in North Coventry Is not CD - ABC News from Madison Square Garden, SigrKMet»t, Lm Marvin. 1965. kito woff-kka bakiga to tarrorlza 1974. R«ad R. Issvse him rto time for everydey of Lanny Bruca, tha calabcatad - to either fix new cars that turn out bad or give the 0 - NBC Nawa Ovwnlsht trict their talk to the fire depart­ used as back-up for the existing adequate now,” said Jeremiah (C -V s ga S New York, NY. (3 hrs.) 6:30 P.M. Naw York City. Albatt Flnnay. 0 - Than But For Fottuna living whie he seerchee for four comaikanandaoclalaatiriat, iara-. Region seee energy hope buyer a new vehicle or money back. The gurwnen responeMe for the mur­ ment issue. Lawrence Beecher North Coventry Fire Station and O'Connor, a Coventry Hills 0 0 - News 0 - MOVIE: ‘Conatta CD - Carol Buiiwn and Fiiandp Gragory Hkiat, Diana Vandora. 'Joan Baaz in Latin Amarlca.’ To- 1:45 A.M. created through hia monologuaa. Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group der of Ns wlfo. Qrseory Peck. lAjstin ryornnsn, vswns r0^nno. said the average response time to a CHARLOTTETOWN, Prince Edward Island - Summer' When a customized nlght’a program chroniclaa Joan 0 - MOVIE: 'Panniaa ham for the proposed sub-station, while resident. hailed the bill, which still must go through the 0 - ESPN’s Horse Racing 0 - Auto Racing‘B3: Fofmula Baaz’ 1981 concart tour ki Ar- Joen CoRns. Stephen Boyd. Haavon' A talaiman longa (or 1974. Rated R. The looming energy boom in eastern Canada has Wkly. Stingray is stolen, the owner 1 Canadian Orond Pibi O 0 - BufWo BI8 Bik irlaa to 1958. takes a wild chase through the gat a part In a film that la bakig gantina, Chka and Brazk. (60 mki.) kfa to ba Ilka tha aonga ha aala. 4:00 A.M. given new hope to New England states burdened Senate, as a major victory for consumers. GS - Radio 1990 Today's pro- Nevada desert to get his car back. 9:00 P.M. ■hot in tha Buffalo area. O - Newsnight Stave Martin, Bamadatta Patara, by expensive dependence on imported oil, the Automobile manufacturers had lobbied against gram looks at the hottest trends Mark HamW, Annie Potts. 1978. 10:30 P.M. O -M O V IE : Tho Belay'Mwn- Jaaaica Hwpar. 1981. RaMd R. 0 - ESPira Horao Raabig" the measure. and performers in the world of CD (D - MOVIE: ‘Pfinoaaa and 0 - 8a Anundaro CD - Nawark RaaHty final session of the annual conference of eastern 0-PiimaNaws tba Cabbia'A atrong raMonkbip bara of a powarfril (Tatroll famky entertainment. 10:00 P.M. 0 -N a w a break al tha nilaa to gat what 2:00 A.M. Boyle admits four rapes; Canadian premiers and New England governors davelopa batwaan an inaacuia O - Festtval of FaHh 0 0 - R a a l People Tonight's they warn. Laurence Okviar, Rob- was told. The premiers extolled eastern Canada’s program faatures a successful young woman who auffara from (D -N a w a 0 0 - Taid Jaff la arraatad lor CD - CBS Nawa Nlghtwatch N.H. bond rating reduced t Duvak, Tommy Lae Jonaa. energy potential Tuesday following a strong joint ® • Hogan's Heroes woman with no arms and no legs. dytloKia and a falaty, aalf-taught (D O - Dynaaty Blaka hkaa a - ■kknmlng company profiti. (R) CD - MOVIE:'Klaa Ma DawBy' 1977. RMad R. statement calling on the Canadian and U.S. CONCORD, N.H. — The major rating firms federal governments to impose clearly defined won’ t take a look at New Hampshire’s bond rating I PIPN'T POT IT WELL. four other charges nolled limits on acid rain. until August, but an analyst for Merrill, Lynch, HBREi EA»y. NEITHER (7IP. BRIDGE ASTRO Pierce, Fenner and Smith thinks the rating will go down again. Analyst Walter D. Carroll said the By Richard Cody that the evidence against him is awakened as Boyle broke into her Diepute go68 beyond words firm has reduced the state's bond rating from GRAPH Harold RBporter overwhelming and probably would apartment through a screen, stole what it calls "Strong A, declining" to "Weak A lead to a conviction on the charges $8 in cash, then talked for a while MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - An ongoing declining” which he said is "a low rating for a One too many VERNON — A convicted rapist were the case to go to trial. He also and forced her to have sexual dispute over the use of herbicides in Vermont has state credit.” who pleaded guilty to manslaugh­ pleaded in this fashion on the intercourse with him. Schwebel gone beyond words. On Tuesday, swaths of grass a major to reapond two ter two weeks ago pleaded guilty manslaughter charge. said Boyle admitted to this on the Statehouse lawn began to die from the clnba ao that Rich decided to apparent application of plant-controlling chemi­ NORTH 6-SMS Tuesday in Tolland County Super­ Tuesday in front of Judge "specifically.” Base decision delayed attack in the! one aaltBOH WDCIUwhere Eugene T. Kelly, Boyle pleaded He stole $15 from one of the other cals. In letters left off at a Montpelier news G87 he might helpsip his paitiMr. qbur ior Court to four rapes that 91815 happened in Manchester between guilty to four counts of first-degree women, Schwebel said. bureau, a group identifying itself as "Green NEWPORT, R.I. — Three Northeastern states He aaw no BOM of doliig BA97 < H r t l i d a 0 r 1978 and 1980. sexual assault. Prosecution is The rape cases had been trans­ Action” said it spread herbicides on the lawn and competing to base a battleship task force will 4 54 anything withth Dll five-card ferred from Hartford Superior on bushes owned by an electric utility to protest have to wait a few months for a final decision, one AS S made snit ao be led hia four Edward F. Boyle, 23, formerly of recommending concurrent five- to WEST EAST June 23,1003 Bissell Street, Manchester, had 10-year sentences on each count. Court, which has Jurisdiction over the continued spraying of chemicals it said may which Navy Secretary John F. Lehman says cfbearta. cause cancer. could be swayed by local anti-nuclear sentiment. BQJ5S2 G64 Prom then on Bart took Wham your material ckcutn- four other sexual assault cases Equal or more serious charges of Manchester, to Tolland as part of WJ74 9 AQ81 charge and showed that hia atanoaa are conoamad thia against him nolled Tuesday as part ki^apping, robbery and sexual the plea arrangement. In the manslaughter case, Boyle OOP S W S YtXJ - A BRITISH \ SOM E ...I CANSniX REMEMBER ITHEVIRB MV . .. ♦ $S1 ♦ E iS t Atlanllc Ooaat eapartise WM oombig year, the bafanoa ahaat of a plea bargain agreed upon by assault were involved in the four FLY AN OLD BI FIGHTBL I tSREAT SO M E OF THEIR NAMES... I HEROSjlXX:.' V MA> » 7I 4 Q102 also there in the Pacific. He wia be aiontad ki your favor. Be - prosecutors and his defense coun­ cases that were nolled. pleaded to facts that he strangled PLANE, T H E V U S S > y PI1X3TS BISHOR RICKENBIACKER, J V O G N E ANY-\ CAN __ SOUTH started a match-point swin­ optbnMic about your uambia sel before be pleaded on the Kelly accepted the pleas. to death in Coventry in 1980 a o IN THE / EMER6a> abSHIaa. LUFBIJRY, RICHTHOFEN, / THING TD HAVEC ARRANCSDf GAKIO* first-degree manslaughter charge According to the facts of the 20-year-old Columbia woman FIRST S fROM T H W UDET,6UVNB>1ER! ^^FLOWN WITH dle by taking his ace of 9 K8$ CANCER (JOM 21-Ju(y 32) Ba cases Boyle pleaded to, as read by while attempting to force her into WORLD w a r ! ; CONFLICT.' ^ TH E M .' hearta and continuing with aoH-reSant today, kistaad of June 7. He is cuireittly serving a ♦ Q104 the queen. soaking advion. Your (udgmunt six- to 12-year prison sentence for Assistant State’s Attorney Abbot having sex. Si 9 KJ9 V Sooth dndnd and now ki critical sHuationa wW be raping a middle-aged Manchester Schwebel, Boyle abducted three of Boyle had originally been Vnlnenble: NelUier Bart led bis dance, which morn on the mark. Order now: woman in 1080. the four victims as they were charged by police with the capital WE RESPONDED... Sooth bad to w Iil A dob to Dealer South Tha NEW Motchmakar wheal Under the plea arrangement, if it walking home on streets, threa­ crime of murder, but was indicted “Wb consider the Menchester Five yeara ago to a changing real es­ the ace and a second dob and booklet wMeh reveals is accepted by the court, Boyle will tened them with a knife and then tate and financing world by forming an Waat Narth EoM Sarih back to the jack pickled rornanUc oampelllianiaa for Ml by a grand jury with felony Herald to be an Integral part be imprisoned at least until the forced tw o o f them to have sexual murder, which was then reduced to association of local Realtor firms INT Bart’s queen and Sootn oonld signs, taSa how to gel along offering all the new amenities and aids Pass 14 Pass 14 year 2003, and no further than the intercourse with him. the first-degree manslaughter in now count five dobs, two with otbaro, finds rfaing signs, of our success — and to both buyer and seller — all on our Pass INT Pass $NT Mddan quMttlna, pkit more. y e a r 2023. He has been scheduled In the third case, he hit the the plea deal. ■padea, one heart and one woman and cut her face and advartlaa In It regularly." own local Initiative — we make our Pass Pass Pass diamond for hia dna-trick Man $2 to Astro-Graph, Box fo r sentencing July 6. 409, Radio City Station. N.Y. Boyle pleaded under the Alford pentrated her private area with his . Prosecution has recommended own decisions — with you In mind! oontracL He wanted to try the maximum sentence of 10 to 20 for 10. 10010. Sand an adltlonM $1 for doctrine, which means he denies finger, Schwebel said. Carl A. Zinsser, Russell WE SUCCEEDED... your Canoar Astro-Graph pre- doing the crime but acknowledges In the fourth case, a woman was years on this charge. All our original offices are still In This IS truly The thief apparently So be cashed hia king of dictlona for tha year ahaad. Be dnba and led the qnean of Phllbrick, Robart I. Wolvarton, business — actively brokering, embarrasSinO' came into my house Opening lead: 94 aura to ghw your zodiac sign. buying, and selling all types of real es­ Someone stofe without my knowing dlamooda for a flnfwiB Bart LEO (JMy 23-Aug. 21) Though was in with the Ung. Declar­ Warren E. Howland, Frank J. tate. The Manchester area comes first (O m y fcXDo d is h p o s t ^ 3 it the dbor.' frionda may be tempted today with us. last ni^ht.' By Oswald Jaeefejr er was also pretty sore that to say uncompfimantary things SpllackI, Keith Real Estate, MdJBBNsJaegby West bdd the lari heart and about a mutuM pM who Isn't Bolton considers funding Bart confirmed his fSding pros ant. don't fsM knpMlad to Lombardo and Associates -£ U iD £ T u by not raahing that card. doNkswIsa. ii Rick FTiener of AnAUi. Teiag, and Bart Bramlay of Instead be led a nade! VROO (Aug. aOBepL m and Baltlora, Realtors. CARL A ZINSSER KEITH REAL ESTATE Hartford, Oonnecticnt, man­ Sooth won and led the 10 You'll funetton baat today as ROBERT I WOLVERTON RUSSELL PHILBRICK tha power behind tha throne, for Llynwood, Colonial job Com e In and see any of these fine Reabort*, FRANK J. SPILECKI BELFIORE. REALTORS aged to defeat a lay-down of dtamonds fgr what he thought waa a safe finesae. rather than as ona who ssaks LOMBARDO 4 ASSCOIATES WARREN E. HOWLAND three no-tmmp In the Spring the Iknallght. Ba aupportiva, they will be glad to tell you more. NaUanaS. ' Bart took bis Jack and final­ BOLTON — The selectmen Tuesday voted to July 1. ly prodncad that diie of but keep a low proMa. Selectman Carl A. Preuss said he had some North and Soiiltr ware UBRA (EepL 23-OeL a ) MMie propose putting aside $5,650 from the current budget 8 hearts for the letting trick hesitations about voting for the encumbrance, saying V/C... naing a Stayman Yariattoo It a point to overtook tha Nltie in order to complete surveying and engineering work ClBBlbyNEA kic TMBuQ UB FM 6 TMOff wUdi did not tetplra thnt andatapaoore. things that otham say or do on Llynwood Drive and,ColoniaI Road. that the money for the work might more appropriately reaponder hold four card! In M.) today which you find disturb-' The finance board will act on the matter at its come out of the $100,000 that the towti budgeted for Ing. Focus on thMr finar quall- meeting later this month. road work in the next fiscal year. tlaa, not thMr foulta. First. Selectman Henry P. Ryba told his fellow Selectman Aloysius J. Ahearn said the w ork has to SCORFIO (OoL 24-Nev. » ) mm.9. hoard members at a regular meeting Tuesday that the be done, meaning the money has to be spent at some Don't huMtata to apand funds tim e whether it comes out of this year’s budget or next he JuSr l e f t . CROSSWORD today If you aro assured of •urveyers anticipate that their work won’t be finished morn In return. Somatbnua It's by the end of the flical year, June 30. Town officials year’s budget. He said since money is already raised nacaaaary to prime tha pump. are planning road reconstruction work there in the for the work in this year’s budget, the selectmen ^ • * : I F Y o u H u r r y , ACROSS 2 Drip-dry (2 Antwar to Praviout Puzzle SAOITTARlUt (Nov. t l « a c . next fiscal year. should seek the use of it. 7 B ' t r wda.) 21) Parsons you associata with The proposal carried by a unanimous vote. UEIULi ■ GDU ■ UETUU The selectmen encumbered the 15,680, An encum­ Y O U W d C f i l K h H I M - I Baglnning 3 nanopiaca niDan ■ ODti] I □ □ □ □ today wW hava a strong kiflu- brance legally bolds over money from this year’s In other business, the selectmen voted to 0 Held in 4 Graaklattar nnon on your outlook and atti- appropriate $2,100 to the parks budget for labor. Town ' raadlnaas (2 s nmcDG ■ zintT 1 nnnci budget for spending in the coming fiscal year. Far(praflx) tuda. SMsatap companlona officials last winter had anticipated a deficit in this wdt.) e Spharaa □nDDLaun Liaann who limit thMr thinking. Otherwise, unencumbered money automatically II Paid for 7 Hardahallad u n n D O E CAPRKORN (Dae. Zl^lail. 10) roverts to the town general fund for re-appropriation account. 13 Economical uuQican [luDanuLiL] Consideration of a town police log became part of fruit □Hnn Ddcn non Don't 1st yoursMf (aN Into tha 14 Condutioii a Linitl □nn □□□n nnne I i y worrying about, the selectmen’s regular meeting Tuesday. Pushed for e ton bp ICA. Me. TW Rig U 4 Ari 0 1M OR 15 Thick ikullad a Milk protein iaitiY[N|e|g □ things which may navar by the Republican majority members of the board, lOGanutof .n Select happon. Ewanta wifi prous your . Boltoii school lists the log is a running and brief account of the calls th e, macawt .y ait u wik o •PPmhanMont to ba wrong. constabulary receives. The document is a public 17 Ravwbcrstac * 1000*0 ITTZT T WCT dioi I nm atyla undDmanDBiinaE!THiTTir AfHMRNfE Um. m W i OI N record. 10 Former , , In I f I l I )m baas your hopaa upon fourth honor roll nuclaw Length □nQu|nQn|QnE][j] Ahearn roceived a resolution passed by the state E im im MEAL, THOffi(APPL£i; Ban____ nnnnIrinDQ Z je intD j iiiD Wa fM om today, youn baOaa- Ny abis to ovarooma any tmafi The center school honor House of Representatives acknowledging his six % I THE LOB?MOST'' 2 o n r ‘*“ '» Catda Spaaka 37Makacaitain 4BBa(uddlad obatructlont whioh may block roU^forthe fourth marking ^ ru r tT n a Kolaako, Donna years as selectman and longtime work for the town. 22 Not ki i i 30 Cotton fabric your path. period has been released. LoChopMls, Liao Paortall, Ahearn, a form er state representative, was defeated IHt?EEP 23Whola Rowing toola 40 Grain ExanHna 30 Strolling nsCEE (FaM EOMroab ag) Kannath Raise, Marggrat in the last election in a bid for a fourth consecutive CRBVTEP 24 Group of You're a balMr doar than you Shoray and< Jill Sllvaratafn. HECXPNT WcMsffl alUro Sidawindar 41 Fine volcanic 40 Broach term on the board. Hoax m a thinkar today. UnoartMn- WOMAN 6EC0M7 iWAMTAMV 20 Bamboo ^ rock tlaa and aMf-doubts wW ba ORADRI B HOmr Rail 20 Part of com Indtganoua SI HH A Hauer Rail Lisa Bochl, Luclahrm Car­ lNOft?EPTD 30 Uhoatlabbr.) 43 Wampum swapt Mda tbs momsnt you Fmeela Klakotko. rier, Daniel Coatallo, David plant spring Into action. « Dalcomp, Down Erickson, 30 IMPROVE ONt APVIOE! Como by 1 r - s 4 • r ~ 6 • 10 0 Mabmt BaII Christa Goodwin and Ann SomEthIng DifferGrtt...... Wloh Somaone A 31 Former S.E. TrocY Chlnnlcl. Lonl Clark, Lewis. « m c m i Asian 11 IS IS Melody Olaaacka, Victor Ann Loot bo, Michael Lo- Mkodatlon arpo^UM than you may roM- arrino, CorolYO Lamoira, ranilnl, Susan MtIcMI, Tim MOPEL!, laa. Howaror, to be on Ew aata rail Marshall, Blanco Oduando, Morvlou Phlllpg, < Happy Birthday 32 Noun suffix 14 11 Mde leave tha maohanioa and SMcDermott and Ooll Janet Schloafar and Robert 03 Miloalonat Schlovattl. SIdur. WHh A Harald Happy HGart 30 Trig 16 i r bhow-how up to pala. 30 Long dm# ■ 1 ■ TAURUE (April-EB4NW an 40 King___ _ M Your finanolM proapacia cenv- Onlff Onua to look enoouragMe, btd M E W A Q O I 42 Cut dead ■ ■ “ $ 6 . 0 0 44 Actor Kaoita 14 S? L****** 'BOmte » WANTS TO VISIT YOU' 40 Booh of ” ■ you have a ohanoa to go aflm M aomethlnglwair. ■ Just engaged? New paronni. pholograpka ■ Moved? I'd like to visit you with 47 Compaaa I 11 a y f^tMuReonYour: point i 1 useful gilts and Information. I'll^ 1 lone wN rMa today baoauae jManrtjpstrr HrralJi I is S4 it w also bring-cards you can re-, - wfifingnaas to MwEw I deem lor more gifts at local t r s r Marne (to your mlalekaa, reihw! businesses. Ifs a friendly visit SSOrnaM 1 ■ ■ than to taM n eff on otharo. Pul Tho HaroM ArivortWiig To Woffc’Fer Void 54 CliGua ring 44 47 io help you get answers about 55 Starta ‘ ■ ** ■ town, goods and services. All m . MSPIAY ADVDmSMG 643-2711 46 1 buainaaa M •1 Jfee to yo_u._ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 ) ■t A ik for..., DOWN IS 1 If ante art ao iaduririaBa, Ottnlse M how come they find Uiim to yil60'•WM. 1 Rubblth •V ‘ 0 attend all thecoohariaT MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 22. 1983 — 21 ^estam i^^Ptfarw acy IBUSINESS /ciassl/fed 445 HARTFORD RD. 647-9997 455 HARTFORD RD. °8 Allli%« ® 643-5230 {Antitrust laws ‘embrace open marketpl ace’ Business

; Are our antitrust laws a barrier to U.S. industrial expand the industries so that none will be dominant? Ffficiency, as this administration’s' Justice Depart­ It could be done by promoting new technologies with In Brief ment appears to claim? Are the pro-private the help of specialized government financial institu­ Enterprise, pro-competition laws dating back to 1890 Y o u r tions. And the antitrust laws will be friendly toward heading for oblivion today, almost a century later? On joint efforts to further vital research undertaken even CorrTveau graduates the contrary, antitrust embraces the open market- M o n e y 's by competitors. t>lace as its very center, claims Richard A. Givens, Frank J. Corriveau, assistant treasurer and former New York regional director of the Federal W o r t h G IV E N S ’ THESIS is highly relevant to our giant security investment officer for the Savings Bank of Manchester, has Sunday • Trade Commission and now a memter of a Sylvia Porter task of increasing employment without re-igniting prestigious New York law firm, y inflation: a) promote new technologies to raise graduated from the THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY (Westown Only) ; Antitrust can be used to attack over-regulation that productivity; b) use antitrust to control inflation. National School of Impedes functioning of the market, argues Givens in If business adopts "honestly industrial” measures Savings Banking of e new book, "Antitrust: An Economic Approach" to exploit technological advances, they won’t offend the National Associ­ ^Law Journal Seminars Press, 1983, $70). And he from a focus on distributing an endless, automatically the antitrust laws. There won’t be any condemnation ation of Mutual Sav­ Insists that the answer when antitrust seems to get in produced cornucopia of abundance to seeking to of joint research efforts in industry that would yield ings Banks. the way is correct interpretation of the law rather promote an affirmatively productive economy. advances for our economy. There won’t be any The school, which i X " HACK t lhan eclipse of the law. attempt to stop companies from saving money via is operated for three WMTI nUVISION COKE 6 PK FROM THIS VIEWPOINT, Givens maintains, long-term commitments in the public interest. consecutive QHAUTY 19" CMOK WnN 100% SOUD m iV n iO N HAS ; CO M ING FROM li former antitrust enforcer, this antitrust can be of vital significance in attacking both And antitrust will fit in with the "deregulation" sum m ers on the SIATI CHASSIS OUCKMATIU distinctively offbeat view is important in itself. And public and private barriers to enhance productivity. movement where regulation serves no legitimate campus of Fairfield n c T iM iin o i Givens stresses this view does not mean leaving And affirmative measures to promote vital new purpose and hurts the economy. University, is the 300 ml gloss bottles Everything alone — far from it. Instead, outside action technologies are in Givens' words, "antitrust policy Givens' book represents a breath of fresh air, giving equivalent of a u s N A a n r Is needed when the marketplace is threatened or fails by other means.” us a vision of a positive role for antitrust in promoting graduate program in all aspects of the SAVE ONE to function — specifically in two areas: Competition has been furthered more by creation of productivity in the 1980s. SAVE ! 1) To promote development of new technologies new industries next to old than by any other means. The greatest days of antitrust may lie ahead, not savings bank field. $10 vital to the national interest where private investment For instance: behind us! Corriveau also $20 S258 is deterred by the high risks. This is similar to the The defeat of the claimed monopoly power of the graduated from the incentive that drives you to buy insurance to avoid railroads by the advent of air and motor ("Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s," Connecticut School plus deposit Excessive risk in anything you do. transportation; 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal Frank Corriveau of Savings Banking. ; 2) To control cartellike agreements between The outflanking of the domination attributed to money management, is available through her 79< ■competitors to maintain trade and raise prices, Hollywood by the development of TV: column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to K o d a h SOLO HOT/COLD Ithereby threatening to deprive us of the benefits of the The dilution of the monopoly possessed by the "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s." in care Woods earns appraisers status STEREO RECORDER SANYO AM/FM Kodacolor II PAPER PLATES jopen marketplace. Aluminum Co. of America in 1945 by new aluminum of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. STEREO RADIO Fifan FOAM CUPS « Notices of the death of antitrust are premature — facilities built during World W ar II. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press John Woods, owner of John Woods, Books, of Also indudts lo r our perceptions of our economy have changed Instead of breaking up large industries, why not Syndicate.) Marine Weather 9” Coventry, recently received his senior member 6 only KODAK 7 oz. - 50 ci designation from the American Society of Short Wave 1 ft 2 100-count Appraisers. Woods passed the society's written •Lightweight Stereo Heedphonee C 110 - 24 reg. 1.49 and oral examinations, submission of appraisal SUPER •LED FM Stereo Intfcalor reg. 2 for data, and other qualifying criteria. VA LUE » 7 7 •Slide Rule Tuning Third shop is gone, 10 only •Tone SwRch M9.88 2.99 ^2.16 774 »1.19 Utility reports new highs but pair determined STAM FORD — Citizens Utilities Co. has posted new highs in per share earnings, revenues and net income for the quarter and the 12 months ending SANYO AM/FM March 31. STEREO CASSETTE SJEREO PORTABLE For the first three months of 1983, Citizens' net PLAYER BIC to stay in business CASSETTE RECORDER MARCAL income grew 14 percent over the prior year, while •M«M Tap* CapaPMIy revenues climbed 12 percent, chairman Richard •UghtwelghL AdfueieMe Stereo [LIGHTER •6-Biinon Trtnapoit Control* By Raymond T. DeAAeo wedding invitations. L. Rosenthal told shareholders at the company's Heedphonee BLUE AiBBON PAPER t o w e l s ! •VartaM* MonNoilng Syalant Herald Reporter Hard luck is no stranger to the annual meeting. •Cue S Review •ConMnoou* Ton* Conirot Camposeos, who’ve been forced out of •Auto Stop Heehenleni ■FACIAL TISSUE Net income for the quarter was $7.5 million, or R( Penny Camposeo will never forget their quarters three times in the 34 43 cents per series A and series B share, on 7 enly M 9.00 I ^69.88 6 only 2 for 994 2 for 994 Friday, May 13. 1983, the night she years they’ve done business in revenues of $54.6 million. ^ f o r *1.19 watched her store burn down. Manchester. During the same period last year, net income “I w£)s just hysterical,” remembers Their first, on South Main Street, was was $6.6 million, or 37 cents per series A and B Mrs. Camposeo of Charter Oak Street, condemned in the late 1960s to make share. who with her husband Peter owned way for Interstate 84. To add insult to Revenues from the first quarter of 1982 were Manchester Rubber Stamps Printing injury, vandals practically dismantled $49.7 million. and Engraving at 20 Birch St. the building after notice of its condem­ For the 12 months ending March 21, net income She was so hysterical, in fact, that an nation became nublic. rose to $34.4 million, or $1.95 per series A and ambulance was dispatched to take her series B share on revenues of $206.9 million. to the hospital. Mrs. Camposeo, who The Camposeos had to leave their Citizens, a diversified utility company, pro­ calls herself " a very independent second shop on Bissell Street when the vides telephone, electric, water, wastewater and COKE < person,” refused to go. Full Gospel Interdenominational gas utility services in 10 states. 50 Church bought and took it over. HOT DOG & The Camposeos lost most of their JOIN US FOR lUNCH, SUPPER, OR A SNACK inventory in the fire, apparently After the Birch Street fire, the caused by an electrical short circuit, Camposeos are back to square one Bic exec gets extra title that gutted their small shop on Birch again. They have no store, their stock MILFORD — Bic Corp. has appointed Bruno Street to Pentland Florist. They didn’t of supplies was badly depleted by the Bich, president and chief operating officer, to the have insurance ... "my husband didn’t GAS G IU fire, and their machinery — a rubber additional post of chief executive effective July 1. 8 believe in it," Mrs. Camposeo says. StPCAHRIEReEMERSDN LIQUID stamp machine, a paper cutter and a Bich will succeed Robert P. Adler, who has Aluminum Now. slowly, they're setting about printing press — is salvageable but resigned from active employment with the Body A Hood 8ir CondHioiiBn PANTY HOSE the difficult task of restoring their BUBBLES needs repair. They're old enough to company but will .remain as chairmaA of the Duel s,eooRiu PLASTTC business. reg. 1.49 retire if they want to. But they don’t board. ' Control want to. HANGERS 8 oz. In connection with Adler's decision and T H E IR N E W shop is a counter-front 30,pee eru agreements between Adler and Bic made when he at the E.A. Johnson Paint Co. at 723 " W E ’R E E IT H E R stupid or stub­ joined the firm in 1973, Bic will purchase a total of *119 2 for 994 Main St. Store owner Ernest A. Prices Start a t -199 (sooo Bni)J 8 /$1 .0 0 4/$1 born," was how Camposeo put it in a 404,100 shares of its common stock owned by Johnson offered them the space until sign he placed in the window of the Adler. ^ they can relocate at a new site. T v e got burned-out Birch Street store announc­ More than 278,880 shares will be purchased at a to give Ernie a lot of credit," says Peter ing the business’ new location. value to be determined at the end of the second Camposeo. "H e ’s been good enough to " I don’t want to go out of business. I quarter. Some l25,000 shares will be purchased by 10.7 DEXATRIM give us a hand when we’re down and can’t afford it.” says Mrs. Camposeo. out.” Bic at the average sale price of the stock for the CH. n . x -fto o l X-tra Strength So the couple presses on, trying to prior 12 trading days. I iiraiGKM Toi-ranza 14 PINT EVEREADY The Camposeos’ counter is hard to 1701 plus vitamins CAMEL recapture some of the business lost Bich joined Bic in 1975 in sales administration . FT. Herald photo by DeMeo miss. It’s directly in front of you as you after the fire and searching, so far in and became national sales manager in 1976, vice DEHUMIDIHER reg. 4.i H-D walk in the front door. Any weekday NO FROST CaHeine FILTERS vain, for a new store site they can president of sales and marketing in 1978 and SAVE during store hours you’re likely to see afford. i^RORRiEiMTOR free BATTERIES Buy 1 pk. Get 1 Fieel Town firefighters examine the gutted remains of the Manchester president and chief operating officer in 1982. sx o $339 Mrs. Camposeo sitting behind it, "W hat can you do, give up?” says $149 Rubber Stamp Printing and Engraving Co. after the May 13 fire surrounded by her wares: rubber (^amposeo. "W e might as well give up stamps, engraved plastic signs, ink Elco Industries moving M 99J *1.99 88e 2 p k ^ 9 9 4 that destroyed the business. living. W e’re old pioneer stock, I guess. blotters, and a thick book of sample . .we don’t say die until we’re buried." BRISTOL — Elco Industries of Illinois will move its Ridgefield, N.J., division to Bristol and is negotiating the purchase pi the vacant W.A. T 16 Of. n . ALL Krueger Co. building on Emmett Street to house SUNGLASSES Quaker State its plant and warehouse. IMIGHr MODELS & NttHI Deluxe Secret of success: ‘Be good at your job’ Elco, which makes fasteners and machine FOSTER GRANT Motor Oil screws, is based in Rockford, III. The company PUZZLES & run also owns Acme Rivet and Machine Corp. in AVrONftTIC 10W40 ; N E W Y O R K (U P D - fees or write articles for who write or talk about attention.- to this stuil "A ll through history, in top grades and other Bristol. Elco President Jack Packard said Friday e K M W A V E O V m OPTI-RAY •Climbing the executive magazines, especially howto get ahead would do instead of learning their every phase of society qualifications, and it’s the New Jersey operation flow employs 35 people. SAVE SAVE • ladder is becoming ever magazines targeted to better to forget the gim­ trades better. including business and going to get more and Elco has been negotiating for- several weeks L$X0 WeeUnghouM V2 PRICE ; more rugged and that is mickry they peddle and Ms. Tama quickly politics, some people have with officials of the Krueger Co. in Scottsdale, $219 $30 »2A9 $399 Vx PRICE women. more like that in business, 2 eroding a lot of cherished "These people talk and concentrate on real news added that she is not naive gotten ahead on the basis especially in major Airz., to buy the firm's 200,000-square-foot • myths about "secrets of write a lot about 'dressing and information." enough to think that pres­ of who they knew, not corporations." building on 21 acres. success" and "the execu- for the fast track,’ 'power She said much of what ent tough times in the what they knew," she said Krueger closed its printing operations at the , tive image,” says PhyUis strategies,’ or plain old the career and image executive world are going wrily. "That won’t stop Chop suey was created ^mmett Street plant in October 1980, putting FHU J Tama. 'secrets of success,’’’ Ms. counselors purvey is pa­ to completely eliminate but there'll be a lot less of in New York City on Aug. about 400 employees out of work. Packard said »XE [zENiTiln BANSECT GERBER • Ms. Tam a is a consul-' Tam a said. "B u the truth tronizing and condescend­ hokum, "front," nepotism it from now on." 29, 1896, by Chinese Am- the Elco division will move to Bristol even if the ^ BIC ! tant for Thorndike Deland is there aren’t any secrets ing, especially to women and belief in the power of She pointed out that you bassador Li Hung- deal falls through, and some new jobs will be SAVE FLEA SNEAKERS • Associates, a New York of success except being and younger male execu­ dress, style and other can’t get into Harvard or Chang’schef, who devised created since not all the New Jersey employees LITTON SHAVER • executive placement good atyour job, cultivat­ tives who may have their phony aspects of imagery Yale now just because the dish to appeal to both are expected to relocate. MICROWAVE $50 $ 3 0 9 = COLLAR ! firm. She formerly recru- ing your personality and expectations raised un- in the competition for your Dad went there. American and Oriental Bristol currently has an unemployment rate of OVEN 25" CUSTOM rag. S.49 10.7 percent. ir'IAStiMOBBCOlOlTV ;ited and placed execu- being yourself. People dulv by naively .paying executive posts. "Y ou've got to have the taste. SERIES COLOR ■ tives for big department m ni MMNeAHE x-1 rnA$tn CONSOLE T.V. • store companies, includ $549 994 6 iftnr Gaira ITIfXK AtfAnaiA tw 5X59 *2.99 694/5 pk. ing Saks Fifth Avenue in I New York and the May Quality t h e • Department stores. Curtis Mafhes Iftindrads of naovlaa I Ms. Tama agrees with a Expert GYMNASTIC I* diaaaa from 13" COlOK IV wm i I recent survey that pre- cm tm i fif«t nMM, 'cMUfo^i'a , DHUXE FEAIHKES 13" COIOI SUM4ME Con Phone ; dieted middle manage- POKTAIU TEUVISION ' ment, already slimmed a Initalkition M O V IE $ rA T h o m e ' SAVE Model T-175 a t GALLERY ICE CUBE Bonue • lot, is due for a further *xo SAVE BLUE RIBBON { thinning of around 30 SUIAMER DAY PROGRAM *2481 $30 Wall Mount ; percent. •. *9.95 ’'C M fW T V W H N TRAY 19" COUM TV WIIN BATH TISSUE Inch! dad • "There are a lot fewer c MHHii unnipi 8% SOUS STAH rag. iftSS GALLERY •GYMNASTICS ! EUCnUHtK THNINC 1 good executive jobs than MMnKEUtMilai D k . in the past and recovery L I N ^ U M •RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS SAVE [890/4 roll 994 from the recession won’t ■$X. i l l ,* * ' *X77 4 4 0 create a new flood of and •OUTDOOR SPORTS affluent posts," she told United Press •ARTS & CRAFTS Tsnitfin International. CARPET " A lot of persons who KEENEY ST. •SPECIAL EVENTS TMU MOOtL 99N4 Many, many more close outs! ; have set very ambitious 81 Qurch St, East Hartford.CL goals for themselves are •PROFESSIONAL STAFF • going to' be disappointed 646-2809 Curtit Matties 647-9997 V2 price or less! t in the coming decade." HOMEENTERTAINMENr { Most disappointed, she F/ee Eef/mefes THE FINEST IN GYMNASTIC TRAINING. FIND At { said, will be those who put MANCHESTER 445 HARTFOID ID. U M ANCNESTEK 647-9999 All items While quantities last! 4 their faith in the siren 405 Cantar St. OUT HOW INEXPENSIVE A COMPREHENSIVE 273 Woat MkMIo Tpko. COME JOIN THE GALA SIDEWALK SALES A T A K E ; songs of high-powered im- Momhastar Comor Brood • W. MMdla MON., THUR.S. TILL 9 -F R I. TILL 8 -T U E S ., WED., SAT. 5:00 ADVANTAGE OF SOME OF THIS Y M 'I B& T m iC E fi 2 age builders and career PROGRAM CAN BE. IMILV«T04.THUaS.«T6t. ON A GIGANTIC SELECTION OF MERc£ANPi»y • guidance experts who OganalNoor^ • either give counsel for ______CAIL 528-0227 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 22, 1983 - 23

ApartnisnisterRsnt n Pointbig/Poperlng S2 MIsc for Soft 63 MIsc. ter Sole 61 Tog Sates 69 Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 ••••••••••••••••••••••a •••••••••••••••••••#### ••••••••••••• Establish BOLTON—Nice, large, four room apartment, NAME YOUR OWN TIMEX SINCLAIR COM­ VW PARTS TAG SALE-10 1982 HONDA-CR 250. Has 6 4 3 -2 T O PRICE. Painting, paper­ For advertisements to be with knotty pine decor PUTER, 16K RAM pack, to 50% off I. One day only. been raced 3 times. Good Classified...Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space •Household Goods. ing, removal. Fast ser­ Frogger cartridge and condition. $1300 or best regular buying R a t e s published Monday, the dead­ and raised hearthstone Rain or thine. Saturday Notices Situation Wanted ...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ;... vice. 289-9061, 647-0254. ALUMINUM SHEETS programming books. June 25th, 9am to 4pm. offer. Coll Rick 568-9433 Home and Garden. Minimum Charge: line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. fireplace plus walk-up Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info ...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... 46 attic and country setting. used as printing plates — $85.00. Coll 646-7999. Tolland Volkswagen, after 5pm. P e ts ...... $2.25 for one day O.G. PETERSON PAINT­ habits with your Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 For mature couple. $425 .007* thick, 23 X 284*. 50t Route S3, Vernon. Roonnmates W anted ...... 48 Musical Items ... Per Word: month. Heated. Call 649- ING CO.Interlor and ex­ each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone Announcements...... 03 Read Your Ad terior. Spray, brush, or FOR SALE-Dne row to­ Recreational Items 1-2 days...... 643-2711. They MUST be bacco setter. $70.00. Coll TAG SALE-Droftlno, A uctions...... 04 Real Estate 3-5 days...... Classified advertisements roll. Custom wallpaper Picked up before 11:00 drowlno and graphic arts advertising— A ntiques...... hanging. Workmanship 644-3234. Services Tag Sales...... 6 d a y s ...... are taken by telephone as a MAN CHESTER—Two a.m. only.. materials. 100's of Items 1980 SUZUKI SCOOTER- Homes for Sale ...... 31 guaranteed. 646-8467. ••••••••••••••••••***** at tremendous savings. 50 CC, Practically new. Services Offered ...... 51 Wanted to Buy — 26 d a y s ...... convenience. bedrooms, 2 baths, fully Financial Condominiums...... 32 27 H! duct. Call 547-1329. on Carpenter Rood. Call lant access from a town BUILDER — New homes, thority to sell certain real Homes lor Sale 31 649-5633 after 5pm. maintained road and a li­ additions, remodeling, ADDITIONAL HELP for OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ SWIM POOLS warehouse 1975 CHEVY MALIBU estate as In said application ••••••••••••••••••••••a H !■ thd pi" delivery and stockwork. LOOM FIXERS and ROOM FOR RENT- fetime supply of firewood. rec rooms, garages, kit­ forced to dispose of new CLASSIC WAGON. High Rtc Vehicles 73 on file more fully appears, at Country setting. Short A wonderful vacation ABLE -Near Hospital In chens remodeled, ceil­ Personals 02 ElUl» TK DUUDK This Is o 40 hour, Monday weavers wanted, with ex­ MANCHESTER-Speclal DON'T KNOW anyone Manchester. Ample on-ground 3V long pools mileage. Good condition. - Friday steady lob. Time perience on Guesken Au­ distance from UConn. 25 spot, a great price, a per ings, both tile, dormers, complete with huge sun- Asking $1600. Call 649- ...... l»83 at 4.00 P.M. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa P Op pififl fS: often $3,000 credit on 5/6 who wonts to buy what minutes from Hartford. feet Investment. Call parking. Call 649-2891. Sherrie L. Anderson, and a half after 40 hours. tomatic or Double shuttle YOU hoye to sell? Let a rooting. Residential or decks, fencing, hl-rate 9566. MIDAS TRAVEL Ass’t. Clerk rooms. If purchased by Must see to appreciate. Nowl 055-06 RIDE WANTED from CISJU. SilUIT Excellent driving record plush looms. Full time July 4th. $72,900. Ri­ wcmt od find a cosh commercial. 649-4291. filters, ladders, war­ TRAILER-1977 22tt. Tan­ necessary. Experience In employment. CalL 401- Call George 646-6574. 802-*«4-1581 MANCNiSTER ranty, etc. Asking $966 1971 CHRYSLER NEW dem wheels, sleeps six. school street, Bolton, to (m CMECE HTW chards 8i Kehnma Real buyer for youl STRAWBERRIES-Pick Rockville. Reimburse- m m m m . wholesale, or retail ware­ 762-2127 Collect foMnter- Estate, 644-2517. SAU/IIASI DESIGN KITCHENS by COMPLETE. Financing YORKER-Runs great. Fully self-contained. Ex­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS ssssaasssaaaasaaaaaasaa .'eeaasjidsasaaasaaaaaaaaa WSaai • M l B ^ I t M m lM iiB B o r aMBRi My your own. Free contain­ ment provided. Coll 871- house. Phone 643-5813 for vlew, between 9am and TOLLAND—RAISED J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, available. Call NEIL toll $300 or best offer. 742- cellent condition. $4500 ESTATE OF LOUIS BOT- interview appointment. 4pm. fcoEMRE LbbMri M l S ev«r* vanities, formica, Wilson free 1-800-221-1461. ers. No children under 14 8755. 646-6549. TICELLO, deceased. The 6724. ji, RANCH, absolutely Homes ter Sole 31 Homes ter SOM 21 aaaaaaaaaaaasaaassssaaa kBoi loofB. FbrobO parMno. art, Corion counter tops, years of aoe allowed in ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hon. William E. FitzGerald, sharp, three bedrooms, IWBeHty 646-2830 field. Open 8am to 8pm or Judge, of the Court of Pro­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CaNNKIKIIT MMY MTMMl OMI LEARNING DISABILI­ INSURANCE AGENCY aaasaa Reomi for Rent 41 kitchen cabinet fronts, DOG HOUSE FOR SALE- 1967 FORD COUNTRY bate, District of Manchester V/2 baths. Must be seen. Mr. Norman complete woodworking until picked out. Opening MIsc. Automotive 76 Empiovment infaiihy TIES TEACHER-Half personal lines depart­ $79,900. Call 6444254 $25.00. Call 643-5336. SQUIRE WAGQN- De­ at a hearing held on June 13, time. Grades 9 thru 12 for ment needs a port time aaasaaaaaaaasaaaasasasa service, custom mode Saturday June 18th. Cha- pendable running trons- ordered that all claims & Education TIm bp WntaP or Yw MatM ponls Brothers, Clark ------must be presented to the Coventry Public Schools. experienced Individual ••••••••••••••••••••••• furniture, colonial repro­ NORELCO-Curly Q cu­ portatloni $350 or best fiduciary on or before Sep­ Connertlcut certification for auto and homeowners GENTLEMAN PRE­ ductions In wood, 9 varie­ rling Iron, used twice, Street, South Windsor. offer. Call 649-1633. 8 FT.TRUCK CAP-Very tember 13, 1903 or be barred aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^a HU «W FERRED. $50.00 weekly. Wonted to Rant $7 required. Position to billings and customer ties of hardwood and received another os gift. Call 528-5741 for latest good condition. os by low provided. Kitchen privileges. 646- veneers NOW IN STOCK. Information. Sherrie L. Anderson, Help Wanted 21 649-9454 begin August 31st. Call contact. Call John H. $5.00. Phone 649-003Z DATSUN-1981 200SX $150.00.Call 643-7986. Assistant Clerk Dr. Donald Nlcolettl's Lappen, Inc. at 649-5261 If 2000.______Coll 649-9658. Roadster. Brown with fa­ ______1-800-842-2274 office at 742-8913. EOE. Interested. HOUSE-TOWNHOUSE — WHEELBARROW used BOmCEUO FAXMS shion Cavalier Top. S-L FOR SALE-Turbo 400 Au­ The fiduciary is: MATURE WORKING WANTED. $600 rental FARRAND REMODEL­ once. Like New. $15.00. Package, AC, 4 speaker tomatic Transmission. Concetto Hildebrand TW W.O. BUNNIY CO. GENTLEMAN-WIIIIng to with heat. Mature couple ING — Cabinets, roofing, Call 649-7625. Sola ON AH FM stereo, 5 speed. Im­ 11 Rambling Brook Road do some yard work for Excellent condition. Fits Glastonbury, CT 06033 EXPERIENCED SALES otter $50 finder's fee to gutters, room additions, VoBOtaUo B Ptewor maculate velour Interior. Oldsmoblle, Buick, Pon­ 047-06 Lumber/Bullding lower rent. Kitchen privi­ CLERK (Mature) Mar locate sotlsloctorv home decks, oil types of remo­ TWIN BOX SPRING AND $8,500. 742-7936. tiac. $75. 649-8309, 649------T - - ncnor-Mr-cisNEWSPAPER l DEALER, cml.cis Materials and Home leges. Parking. Near bus Pockots 70< lows, Inc. 867 Main DEEDED. Rockvllle- PIZZA/GRINDER PER­ by September. In Man­ deling and repairs. FREE MATTRESS. Asking nCK TOM OWN 0919. Ask for Barry. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Street, Manchester. - - - Improvement Center. SON experienced pre­ line. References re­ chester, Bolton, Hebron, estimates. Fully Insured. $20.00 for both. Coll 644- 1973 CADILLAC DE ESTATE OF STELLA B. /Vernon area. Call Combination Driver quired. 647-9033. Columbia or Glaston­ Telephone 643-6017. SIMWiggMES FOURNIER aka Stella M. Jeanne at 647-9946. ferred. Apply In person. 1950. VILLE- 4 door . In good FOR SALE—RADIATOR- Fournier. The Hon. William and Yard person. Must LoStrodo West, 471 Hart­ bury. Desires adequate 5 0 ( b. condition. $1,000 or best flts 1963 Chryslers. Cost E. FitzGerald, Judge, ot the THREE ROOMS— INTERNATIONAL OIL have Class II License, ford Road, Manchester. kitchen, basement, yard ABLE HOME BEAUTIFUL MIRROR 909 NHISTOWN ID. offer. Coll 649-5334. new $126.29, w ill sacrifice Court ot Probate, District ot Private entrances. La­ area. Write Herald Box IMPROVEMENT— — 36” X48". Etched de­ MANCNESm for $80 cosh. Used only Manchester at o hearing held DRILLERS Now hiring wall on customers, and dles $35; Mens $35 and on June 13, 1983 ordered that for roughnecks and some PART TIME H. Room additions, sign. $35.00.643-7386 after 1977 DQDGE SE WAGQN- for about Vz hour. Coll all claims must be priesented work in lumber shed. RECEPTIONIST—some $40. Also Fur coots, porches, kitchens, decks, 3:00pm. 49,000 miles. Air condi­ 646-7719 otter 5 pm. to the fiduciary on or before field staff. No experience DESK CLERK dresses, suits, etc. Call STRAWBERRIES—Pick September 13, 1983 or be .. $30,000 plus. Start Imme­ Medical, vacation, and typing skills necessary. RENT WANTED-Young siding, roofing, ownings, tioning, power steering, NEEDED—weekends 9am— 12noon, 5 days a 649-5459. storm wlndows/doors. GOLF CLUBS-Men's full Your Qwn. Good picking, barred as by law provided. A sporty pantsuit or diately, call (312) 920-9675 and some week nights. sick benefits. Interview couple, two children and power brakes, AM /FM NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sherrie L. Anderson, week. Call Reole Realtors , Beautifully decomled eeven room dog seek three bedroom Ron, 643-9966. matched set of Irons with Qpen dally at 1pm. Zeppo ESTATE OF ALICE A. dress for the young set ext. 2340P Pleasant working atmos­ between 3 and S p.m. Farms, Birch Mountain radio. $2,950. Coll 643- BRADLEY Assistant Clerk . . . just like the big girls for Interview, 646-4525. X ' ranch on over on Bora lot. CuetOte HOMEY ROOM for em­ apartment In Manches­ ••••••••••••••§•••••••• P.W. and two woods, pro 8744. phere. We will train. Re­ Ask for Peter.______I kitchen with oven, renBO and dis- Rood, Manchester. 643- The Hon. David C. Rappe, The fiduciary Is: wear. A classic, witli ployed non-smokino ter, 649-9819 after 5pm. bog with cart. $99.00. Call Judge, of the Court of Pro­ easy-pull-on pants. tired persons welcome. ' hwasher. Three hedrooms, two lady. Refaronces ex- Roofing/Slding S4 ^ 1 7 9 4 .______6318. bote, District of Coventry at Mary D. Fournier TYPIST with otfice rou­ Apply Connecticut Motor 38 Willard Road No. 8163 with Photo- baths, two ear (taraB#. chonoed. $60. Reply YOUNG PROFES­ a hearing held on June 16, Manchester, CT 06040 Guide is in Sizes 4 to 12 tine experience. Organ­ Lodge, Monchester.643- H o m e m a k e r s BoxHH, Manchester TWO HEXAGONAL END 1983 ordered thot all claims 0464)6 ized Individual with a 1555. SIONAL COUPLE—No Pots 65 must be presented to the years. Size 6, top, 2 yards fpam WOLVERTON AGENCY Herald. pets, no-children seeks 2 BIDWELL HOME Im­ TABLES-$20.00 polr. 1973 CHEVY SUBURBAN fiduciary on or before Sep­ 46-inch; pants, 1 yard; pleasant telephone DRIVER WANTED full bedroom home, apart­ provement Company — Suede golf shoes, size eeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeece C-20. Two wheel drive, tember 16, 1983 or be barred INVITATION TO BID shorts, % yard. manner. Send resume TYPIST/RECEPTION- time position for local uomtiMng nma 64G-2813 , seven, worn once. $15.00. as by law provided. ment, condo. Manchester Roofing, siding, altera­ rebuilt engine and trans­ Bertha E. Rappe, Clerk Sealed bids will be received Pattema available only with salary requirements IST for doctor's office. 60 area dristrlbutlon. Must fSi im tim iis i * till Aportmonts ter Rent 42 646-7742. MANY KITTENS FDR In the Office ofthe Director ot m lixet thovm. to: Manchester Post Of­ wpm. Part time, approxi­ area. 742-6172. tion, additions. Some SALE-175 (rear) Qakland mission, new point. Good The fiduciary Is: have Cleon driving re­ VBRBIB Albert E. Bradley General Services, 4) Center TO ORDIII, itid $2.00 tor uch fice, Main Bronch, Box mately 15 hours or full _ lU. SP jl iBt •••••••••••••••••••MU* number for over 30years. Street, Manchester. condition. $2,500 firm. Street, Manchester, Connec­ cord and knowledge of DUTCH COLONIAL 649-6495. REFRIGERATOR Call otter 6pm 643-9381. 265 Cooper Lane, ticut, until JULY 6, 1983 at ^ ttoni, Ills sot fsr poitsfe iiS 604, Manchester, Conn. time position, approxi­ greater Manchester HxM 8l iM pi h h i V Spadoos 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, formal WANTED-Reosonoble. Coventry. Ct. 11:00 a.m. for the following: 06040. mately 30 hours. Every MANCHESTER — one, Services FREE TQ GQQD HQME- 06238 t « I SOINETT area. Good starting sa­ ■ dining room, large kitchen with pantry. two and three bedroom CUSTOM SIDING- 568-5586. 052-06 FURNISH AND INSTALL other Monday night, lary and benefits. Call IM b UR^. Yr rI ■*(: yeor old neutered male Finding a buyer for spor­ DRAPERIES AT MARY Manchester area. Intelli­ Grained oak finish. Plastered walls. apartments. Heat and hot ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alumlnum, vinyl, re­ beagle has had all shots ting goods is easy when you CHENEY LIBRARY AND Ills tore. If Mndees FULL TIME Tony 649-5211.WARD ■fnatlBi |iN8 ti pi IP th[ Handy to busline. Owner financing water. $375., $425., $495. placement windows, ALDA — 12 Of each, NOTICE TO CREDITORS WHITON MEMORIAL antTsriUI.T.ISMf RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST gent, friendly, mature, CLERK-Meodows Monor Servioos Ottered si aluminum windows and needs lots of affection. a d v ise in Classilied. ESTATE OF MAY B. MOR­ LIBRARY MU Hem, 644rttt allli 2i;> flexible personality a WrIm h w (tab i available. $16,000 Call 6494800. roofing and decks. CAM Call 871-2356. RELL, deceased. The Hon. The Town ot Manchester Is c m , tbrle Nsieker sai Silt. -Duties Include switch­ Is seeking a qualified 643-6478. screens, etc. Phone 643- William E. FitzGerald, must. Call 646—5153. Individual for the posi­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2578. •eeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeaeee an eaual opportunity em­ New FASHION with spe­ board operator relief, ex­ M pbr bntaL Ta ■ ! PMbricfcllEMiGy 118 MAIN STREET- 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 FORD MAVERICK— Judge, of the Court of Pro­ ployer, and requires an a ffir­ cial Grace Cole Collection perience preferred. EOE. tion of Ward Clerk. Hours rooms, first floor, heat C 8. M TREE Service — Mutlool Items 66 Needs radiator and small, bate, District of Manchester mative action policy for all of Are: Monday thru Friday tYpSapaiiiNi 6 4 6 - 4 2 0 0 at a hearing held on June 13, its Contractors and Vendors for larger aixea; plna 2 Heritage Savings 8, Loan. and hot water Included. Free estimates, discount For Sale work. $300 or best offer.' 1983 ordered that all claims os a condition of doing BONUS Couponal 649-4587. 8am to 4pm. Clerical and No appliances. No pots. senior citizens. Company ••••aeeeaaeeeeeeeaaaeae Call 646-2899 between 6:30 must be presented to the business with the Town, as typing skills required. is apstaiL A Price____$1,25 mWiswgnUgrtMU M Becurlty. $370. phone 646- Manchester owned and and 8:00. Ask for Glen. flduclory on or before Sep­ per Federal Order 11246. iMss i< ii»i^isalpa,sw Training provided. Ex­ pvaaitY ai h a iwL ••••••••••••••••••••••• STENCILS-Acrylic, fa­ 2 GUITARS FOR SALip-12 tember 13, 1983 or be barred Bid Forms, plans and soec- TODAY IS a good day #O ISM E--iO iTO N 2426 9 to 5 weekdays. operated. Coll 646-1327. Years old. Excellent con­ os by law provided. ' Itlcotlonsoreayallableatthe h Um kwcri|ln, Me|, amrig ti' cellent wage and benef­ HousaIioM Goods A2 bric, and Japan paints. 1972 Ford Galoxle-500, 4 Star Centerpiece to place on ad In classi­ its. Apply In person- paita is pNt tta alf, dition with hard coses. Sherrie L. Anderson, General Services Ottice, 41 Iglm wt oidig sfiadi Id » REWEAVING BURN Brushes, pattern books. door hardtop, good mo­ Assistant Clerk Center Street, Manchester, fied to sell those Idle Meadows Manor, 333, MANCHESTER-Moln ••••••••••••••••••••••• Very good for practice. ailasta.l:3l Street. 2-3-4 rooms. HOLES — zippers, um­ Mylar, cheeseboxes, tor, good tires, battery Connecticut. Items you've been stor­ M m . Kd kW d n fa e giniMl Bidwell Street, Manches­ r a i s e aprons, and bags. MAR­ Nice tones. $50.00. 742- The fiduciary Is: TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Heated, hot water, ap­ brellas repaired. Window and exhaust system. $350. Robert Pigeon ing. A quick call to MinpiMdl||ig«feddlMte ter. No telephone colls pB. Phai c i NalR innanoe USED REFRIGERA­ VIN'S 981 Main Street, 6816. CONNECTICUT 643-2711 w ill put your ad aeigmlMtHinhliwdlii pliances. No pets. Secur­ shades, Venetian blinds. TORS, WASHERS, 646-2106 after 5:30 pm. 22 Rosewood Drive ROBERT B. WEISS, please. I i s a a ii Manchester. 646-0613. Vernon, CT 06066 G E N IA L MANAGER In print. ■d. fiMMl ifm B pMnd. hr ity. Parking. 523-7047. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Ranges - clean, guaran­ ORGAN-Yomoho Elec- 048-06 042-06 M a rlo w 's , 867 Main teed, ports and service. tone B-68. Equipped with 1973 VQLKSWAGEN— ■o idepisi iSm gdxt hn—l BANK TELLER-Part FJ. SFIIECKI — iEM tO RS ••••••••••••••••••••••a ••••••••••••••••••••••• DANCERS-SINGERS- MANCHESTER- Street. 649-5221. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, automatic rhythm, squareback. Running hprtMl d 504)11. time for Vernon Office of condition. Needs some ACTORS-MUSICIANS, South Windsor Bank 8, Avollable Immediately. 3 Son, 649 Main Street, chords, boss variations, Cort/Trucks for Sale 71 Cors/Trucks for Sale 71 Etc. for Talent America bedrooms with applian­ BRICKS, BLOCKS, 643-2171. more. Excellent condi­ repairs. Best offer. Coll Trust Co. Cashier's expe­ INGERSOLL RAND 649-7266. Showcase to be held dt rience beneficial. Hours- CARPENTER'S OWNER ANXIOUS ces. Heat and hot water STONE — Concrete. tion. $1500. Coll 742-7936. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••«••••• HELPER, experienced In COMPRESSOR-10 H.P., 3 the Springfield Marriott. :Thursdoy 10:45 to 2:15, Charming two bedroom condol Included. Rental Office. Chimney repairs. No lob REFRIGERATOR-14 cu phase motor, IR 30 Com­ All ages. For entry blank remodeling. Coll Robert is in excellent condition WithP 649-4800. too small. Call 644-8356. ft. trostless, brown, ex­ HAMMOND RHYTHM II Tl fepibid Friday 10:45 to 7:00. Sat­ Jarvis 6434712. pressor. Excellent condi­ call 413-723-9670 or 4Q1 urday 8:45 to 12:30. Apply cellent condition I Phone tion. $800 firm. Call 875- T-400 series organ. Two -carpet, applianceB, 1V& batha.| 454 MAIN STREET-Flr$t EXPERIENCED 723-2900. In person between 9 and rEnd unit for additional privacy. 528-1778. . 1783. speed Leslie speakers, 11am, Monday thru Fri­ floor. Three room heated PAINTER-Quallty work. three years old. Excel­ <11 g Aaklpg apartment. $325. Security Reasonable rates. Fully lent condition. $1,200. Fam ily day at the Main office, TIMEX SINCLAIR-16K CELEBRITY CIPHER required. Phone 646-2426 Insured: Free estimates. Sundays or evenings. CaWvlly Clplur oryptograiM » enWMl Iram quoMlona liiaous paopM. pan 1033 John Fitch Blvd. RAM pack, Frogger car­ ■nd ptaiaM. Eam M W In tha dptar «■)«• lor •noihar. ronw lf ObK e apun, H. South Windsor. 9 to 5 weekdays. 643-9237, ask for Jerry. Coll 649-3782. OIETARY AIDE—Part tridge and programming 780 Main 8L Manahaaiar SEARS 15 cu ft.Chest books. $85.00. Call 646- time 6am to 2pm and 3pm 148.1811 HEBRON-Two bed­ BLACKWELL LANDS­ Freezer. Runs good, $100. •eeeeeeeaaeeeaaeeaaaeee acxxjmmodations. SUMMER EMPLOY­ to 7pm. Provides assist­ tai 7999. “HIQRVTL VO HVLJVL8 QTAFYRVLS MENT or longer. rooms, heat and hot wa­ CAPING Provides offor- Coll 643-5280 otter 5pm. Whether youVc going on vaca- and child-proof rear door locks come ance In the preparation ter, appliances. Large -dable service for Recreational Items 67 Planned expansion has and serving of meals and ^ QCA8TON$URY FULL SIZE FOAM MAT­ dan, CO the grocery store or just standard on this Civic Wigon. NTC'XF QTAHTXYiKZF VL ILJ created Immediate open­ AMraeilvs 10 room Rglaad RaiNh yard, parking, storage Gorden/Lawn/Sh- SOFA 8i CHAIR-End ta­ TRESS and box sprlng- •••aeaeeaeeeeeaeceaeaea cleaning duties. Approxi­ area. 20 minutes to Hart­ rubbery care and general bles, lamps, two reclln- driving across town, you'll find the Not to mention a .S-speed man­ ings in our Customer mately 28-30 hours per datlroM o Mtoingohaub ,lik e new. $90. Call Honda Civic 4-Door Wagon very ual transmission, front-wheel drive, Service Department. Ex­ Exoaptiofial IM iiE rdomj ford, 15 minutes to Man- yard clean up. Call 644- ers. Good condition. 649-0173. CRQSS CDUNTRY Ski OFIXVL8 VY VLYT YRF 8XTCLJ.” — week. Please call 6464129 chsster,. 1$ minutes to 1686. Reasonable. Coll 742- outfit, consists of skis, accommodating. steel-belted ladial tires, reclining front cellent Income working between 9am and 5pm. room, .8 badrooma,'9 full time days or part W lllam antic. $410 8090. ______TRUNK, FLAT TOP, low leather boots, ladles It has a wide-opening liftgate and bucket seats and rear window wiper/ YCFQJIN OFZJ. Manchester Manor Nurs­ i«a»4iioiL8_9ilpiibo^uti monthly. Call 228-3245, ODD JOBS, Trucking. size 9, bamboo poles, wdshcr INCHES time evenings. Call Mr. ing Home, 385 West Cener complete with tray, 32" flat badspacc for hauling. And five- PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘Tm not a stuntman. I'm not a Roberts 9om to 9pm. IMesidte 8149,48# 649-2871. Home repairs. You name TAPPEN DOUBLE by 20" by 22". Good used three times. Sell T he Honda Civic Wigon. It’s Street, Manchester. $90.00. 528-1880. passenger seating for people. daredevll...rm an explorer." — Evel Knievel. 289-7513. It, wo do It. Free estl- OVEN electric stove. condition. $25 Firm. Coll All of whom vwxild be pleased to also very accommodating when it • 1seSbyNEA.Ine. STORRS AREA- motos. Insured. 643-03304. Bronze color. Good con­ 643-6526. 23 FQQT SHQRELINE know that a tailgate lock indicator comes to family budgets. SUMMER EMPLOY­ TELEPHONE SALES— Immsdlote occupancy. dition. Coll anytime. 649- Two bedroom Town- RICHARDSON 3165. ______tondum trailer-1981. With KIT 'N' CARLYLE™ MENT or longer. Great career opportun­ LOMART POOL PUMP n ; o p j;0 w by Larry Wright Planned expenaslon has ® badrooma, l i t house. 900sq.ft. carpeted. MASONRY-Brick, block, and 1/3 HP motor. $45 electric power winch. ity. Will train. Call Sue MOVING—FOR SALE: $1500. 644-8089. make it simple. created Immediate open­ between 10 and 3,649-7930. hatha, dining room, aat-ln kitchon, 2- All electric appliances. stone, cement, plaster­ Call 649-7625. ings In our Customer Banutiful Tennis. Laundry. No ing. Four generations of Bedroom set, dresser, Service Deportment. Ex­ IM lot. Attia FIrsplacad living room. pets. 6 minutes to UConn, experience. Estimates. vanity, two beds w/heod- MOVING—Must Sell. cellent Income working asassaaesaaaeaaaaaassaa 429-3525. B. Richardson. 742-7437. boords, two 14” color Self-cleaning electric full time days or part $78000*****■ ^ ' TV’s In good condition. range, refrigerator, ma­ TOO Salat 49 Business Oppertwnlttes 21 Stove, refrigerator, time evenings. Call Mr. CONDO FOR ifENT- CD LAWN SERVICE- ple dining table with 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 8 6 8 Crochet Roberts 9am to 9pm. Stoftord Springs. Three Ambltlous college stu­ washing machine. Very chairs, 8 ft. picnic table. 289-7513. Keith Real Eetate rooms. Wood stove. Cen­ dents doing prompt, reasonable. 646-2857. Call 643-5724 otter 5pm. Crochet a Star-Like Cen­ MANAGEMENT tral air conditioning. $325 efficient lawn lobs at terpiece for an elegant POSITION-Two people a 4 M l2 8 plus tocurlty deposit. affordable prices. 643- accent to your favorite TAILOR OR wanted to develop dnd Avollbale July 1st. Call 9664,646-1813. MIsc tor sole 63 M itc. ter Sole 61> GIANT GARAGE SALE— tabletop. Nice for gifts or SEAMSTRESS-Full or manage a wholesale nu-' 643-5090 anytime. June 25th., 10 am to 4 pm. bazaars. trltlon co-op. Top money MAJESTIC AND CLEAN ' No early birds. 8 Tracy No. 5868 has crochet di­ port time. Experienced ••••••••••••••••••••••• rections for an 18-inch In mens wear. Apply In and benefits. Coll 742- 6WRq(>M8 _ BATHS IMMACULATE one and Drive, Manchester, off doily. 5878. Parker Street. Irish person to M r. Apter, two bodroom apartments PohiNnfl/Paparlng 52 TO ORDER, ur4 $2.00 for tack Regal Mens Shop, 903 AwiMniNn wdMia for Sonlor Citizens. Cen­ itemto appliances, furni­ l^ r s , plsi sot nr poitaia aid Main Street, T r ^ Bhniho. L«im trally located on busline. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ture, sports equipment, Manchester. . . NaarABSohoola BOOK SALE glassware, books, MMMRRT Heat and hot water In­ ' PAINTING AND PAPER clothes, lawn furniture. HOMI DEUVBY BARLY OCCUMHCV cluded. Socurlty daposit HANGING —Exterior GOVERNMENT JOBS- Cosh only. itRajtn. at a■lttfa> BuHO yOur own FInmcial roquirod. No pets. Tele- and Interior, ceilings re­ Conn4eUeut9 L w g ft Honfim Dgaier IM« Talk, K.T. tStN Thousands of vacancies Indapandenoa with the Phone 643-9674 or 643-7135 1/3 OFF paired. References, fully ' TAG SALE—Friday Ond Mat Naaa, aadnta wl* Zir must be filled Imme­ (riandiy “Vld FatMonad* tra­ Insured. Quality work. CORE M t tu n Naantr. dition otChartaaChlpaHoma June 23, 24, 25 Saturday, June 24th & diately. $17,634 to $50,112. EAST HARTFORD- Martin Mattsson, even- SPECIAL: Over 200' ao- Call 716-842-6000 Includ­ □olivary. Part dma avallabla 25th, 10am to 5pm. 49 and leetiona and a FREE If you laally an|oy maatlno Manchaatar. Naw LMIng. 6 room Capo. Furnlshed two rooms and lngs,64^4431. ing Sunday Ext. 1652. bath, plus large utility at Two Stores 55 Hemlock S tre e t. Pattern Section in the pao^S are aalaa orlantad, Ona car garage, 3 or 4 bodrooms, extra Household Items, spray ALBUM. Jnst $8.00. aalf mollvatad, honaat, Inda-' Insulation, trood tenoocMn lo i Firapiaca, room. $250 a month plus INTERIOR — EXTE­ pandant adlllng to Invaat In a alactrlclty. 568-7909. Coventry Bookshop Book a Birds paints, clothing and lots 24 ADAMS ST.. MANCHESTER aoannsajiiaea PART TIME Van tor your aucoaaa — thia wail to wall carpeting. Must aoo this onol RIOR Painting — Wal- more. a-IM-iOUS-OM mt Nn. Hn RECEPTIONIST—Seme Roanallcaliy p r i v e t $88800. Ipoporlng and dry wall IISBiNlInBLIRL 31) M au n 8L |RL 31) (Exit 83 oH 1-86) 646-3515 le dratt ttwni tm It nakt Ibtn. $17000 - $48000 a,yaw iwal- 24 LOCUST ST.—7 typing skills necessary. naaa can ba youra. ln$tallotlon. Quality pro' Covantry _ CBvanIry HUGE TAG SALE—Two Ml agaa walooma rooms, $425. No utilities, losslonal work'. Reasona­ iii&iBdtwSffideS£i2' ** 9dm—12noon, 5 days a noon-5 pm noon-4 pm fomllles llauldotlno. Sat­ a-iat-miRiooE m m iw o w - rs C 'll Jim; 721-7085 no oppliancos, security ble prices. Free esti­ week. Call Reale Realtors 10 a.m. - 8 p.mr urday & Sunday, 9:30 to tjytt ft tttdntik taiRt. for Interview, 646-4525. required. Cal1646-2426,9-5 mates. G.L. McHugh, 74Z-MI7& -742J82B 3:00.122 Summer Street. a-taz-TO iiw tr Ktir-dR ine- weekdays. 8 4 $ ra i.