20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 7. 1983 Books

•lOftTIf,,.. WiOVS! Explorer details Michigan PBB disaster: Board OKs 991 contract Eagle hitters a daring voyage It could happen again calling for 8H% hike love to mix It up By Geo .. page 2 r o e Oxford scholar with a Omani seafarer Ahmed ... page 3 ... page 10 AAlchanowskv degree in Medieval Asian Ibn Majid, is explained in Written tor DPI Exploration. During his the book and should in­ preparatory research, he deed be great fun to try ^5'.. “ The Sindbad Voyage” had to go quite far afield to out. On quite another by Tim Severin (G.P. run down certain nautical topic, by the way, the Putnam's Sons, $17.95) is data, and soon found author intrigues us with t the story of a fascinat­ him self combing, not his highly plausible the­ J ingly daring, yet tho­ Gulf-area, but old Portu­ ory that Sindbad’s Old roughly pre-researched, guese archives for clues to Man of the Sea was, in sea adventure that took the characteristics of the fact, the orangutan of Fair tonight; the author from the coast ship used by Sindbad-age Sumatra. '•'O/f Manchester, Conn. of Oman, guarding the sunny Thursday Arabs for their long-haul Scholar-saiior Severin entrance to the Gulf at the Wednesday, June 8, 1983 voyages. On the basis of is an extremely capable — See page 2 eastern tip of the Arabian information thus as­ writer and the account of M m l i Single copy: 25 ■ t__ ^ .. Buckland Industrial Park, for Hotel Thermal, and plans to open a gambling The wave is particularly dramatic 20 percent increase over the corresr gressional leaders on the outcome insisted some decisions were not example. help you take fall casino in the hotel early next year. considering many tourists were scared United Press International measured by warheads rather of recent deliberations. the likelihood ot an agreement pon^ng period last year, Tourisnj than missiles and include throw- made until as late as Tuesday being negotiated and ratified by The proposed new park consists Other hotels in Heviz, for many years a leading away last year, fearing Mexico’s Minister Antonio Enriquez Savignac The president was to publicly night. of seven parcels of land. The spa and thermal baths center, also are economic crisis was a social one and WASHINGTON - President weight, the lifting capacity of outline his new approach after­ the end of Reagan’s first term. said in a recent television interview. Reagan, described as determined missiles, as one of several ele­ Reagan also has assured "In three years of discussions largest piece, 69.5 acres, is owned without hurting yourself undergoing renovation, according the the official that anexchange control experiment The great majority of those tourists ward, but only in general terms. members of Congress his advisers by William B. Thornton, owner of news agency MTI. meant body searches in airports. to reach an arms agreement with ments in the U.S.-Soviet arms “ He doesn’t want to conduct about arms control, I ’ve never flew to border spots or sought refuge in the Soviet Union, today is taking a are working on a way to integrate Manchester Sand & Gravel. The “ People ^were afraid of a coup or equation. negotiations in the headlines,” one heard the president stronger or lush resorts like Cancun, Acapulco and new posture, that of flexibility, in the idea of a nuclear build-down state of Connecticut owns 23 acres, Editor’s note: Stuntwoman Hyla revolution here,” said Mario Mara- As a further concession to official said. more positive about the outlook • If you are carrying packages, drop Puerto Vallarta, airlines sources said. his position at the Geneva talks on under which two older weapons in a corridor once scheduled ns a Marrow, 27, who has taken lots of falls boto. head of public relations at Congress, part of a quid pro quo During a pair of meetings and about the positions we would them. Health and safety come first. Farming museum opens Further helping the country gain strategic missiles. would be scrapped for each new route for Interstate 291. Samuel G in some 100 films, provides tips she Aeromexico Airlines. “ But now they that salvaged the MX missile, Tuesday with House and Senate be taking,” Percy told reporters. • If you are wearing high heels and ground over other choice vacation Reagan’s new stance departs one produced, into the START Feltham of 1506 Tolland Turnpike, believes might help you avoid injury in YORK, England — A new museum on farming have been reassured Mexico is a Reagan is extending the lifetime of members, Reagan promised to While many technical aspects step in a hole, try to use your other foot spots like Hawaii and Europe was sharply from his original proposal process. owns 4.2 acres and a home at the the event you take a spill. like the one that just opened near York naturally tranquil place.” his Commission on Strategic For­ incorporate new factors into the remain unresolved, the thrust of to push yourself sideways so as not to Mexico’s devaluation of its peso three at the long-stalled Strategic Arms Senate Foreign Relations Com­ proposed site. twist your ankle. Example: if your could not ignore Yorkshire’s most famous It is tranquil, except for tourists who ces to give more visibility to arms START talks. He reviewed options Reagan’s efforts is to show fiexibii- By Hyla AAarrow times last year — from 27 to the dollar Reduction Talks, which reconvene mittee Chairman Charles Percy, "Town Planner Alan F. Lamson farming-connected son, James Harriot. Iteve confirmed, pre-paid reservations control in bis administration. during an earlier National Secur­ ity, a key demand from Congress right foot is caught, fall to the right to 150 per dollar. today. R-Ill, said the redirection has said town officials haven’t begun The Yorkshire Museum of Farming has a that are not honored when they arrive. Reagan arranged to brief con­ ity Council meeting, but and the watchword of his final • On interior surfaces — not pave­ “ We’ve always had everything to aides bipartisan support and increases — negotiations to acquire land at the Falling without hurting yourself is special "Jam es Harriot” section inspired by the At the Sheraton Hotel at the Pacific instructions Tuesday to chief ment. gravel or cement — think of offer — girls in bikinis, beautiful c. site. "W e ’ve got a iong way to go on hard to do. Most of the time it’s so books by Thirsk veterinarian James Wright It resort of Puerto Vallarta recently a START negotiator Edwai^ using your whole arm to break the fall ^aches, folklore, deluxe hotels,” said Rowny. / this," he said. unexected you don’t have a chance to not just your hands. If you fall on the has a 1930s vet’s surgery with many instruments harassed clerk turned away arriving react. But there are things that will Juan Manuel Buendia, head of Group hands alone, you can easily break your described in the Harriot books and used in the tourists with reservations, all of them "W e’ll be as flexible as neces­ reduce possible injury. Travel and Ckinventions at Mexico’s wrist. Start with your palm open and let Harriot TV series. Americans. sary,” Reagan told reporters The most important to remember T w rlsm Council. "But now it is all sb during a photo session with Ivory your forearms cushion the blow. “ But I pre-paid everything,” one cheap.” , Spellers prep for national bee when falling is to relax. • When taking a tumble, try to fall to frightened American woman said. "I Coast President Felix Houphouet- Inside Today Give in to the fall. Allow your body to A steak in a top restaurant in Mexico By Thqmos Ferraro Boigny. either side, it reduces possible Injury. English fast Is oldest don’t have much money with me. What 119 other newspapers. adjust to the impact. That’s one reason City s fashionable Zona Rosa shopping Unitod Pres* International Tuesday, many of the children went on an In a first step toward implement­ 24 pages, 4 sections • When falling backwards, think of GLOUCESTER, England — What is Europe’s do I do?" Last year, 126 youngsters competed in the children and drunks often fall and don’t area now costs $s, while the bill for 6 ing the recommendations of the sitting as you go down. Your backbone oldest music festival? "Please take this ticket for a finals. They waded through 846 words before all-day four. whkdi included visits to the Uncoln Advice ...... , , injure themselves. They relax! double room in a five-star hotel WASHINGTON —' Having shpken hands with Meinorial, Washington Monument and Con­ Scowcroft Commission, Reagan IS extremely vulnerable so do what you Wrong, unless you answered the “ Three Choirs mmplimentary drink,” the clerk said. MoUy Dieyeney, 12. a sbcth grader from Area towns...... lo Some other rules to remember: overlooking Acapulco’s white beaches President Reagan and toured the nation’s gress. Others stayed in their hotel rooms and indicated he would raise his earlier can to protect it. Festival,” held every summer in three English We’ll see what we can do later.” Denver, stood alone and won the bee by spelllM Business...... o, • When falling forward into some­ totals only $65. ceiHtB), top young spellers from across the studied; > • When falling backward in a chair cathedral cities in turn. Another couple, the man leaning on the word "psoriasU.” proposed limit of 850 missile ...... thing, put your hands ahead of your The price in pesos, however, has country today buckled down for the 86th annual In the opening rounds of the finals, the words launchers. Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., Comics...... with arms, try to put your body in a tuck This year it’s the turn of Roman-era Glouces­ his wife for support, was also given a Seventeen of this years’ entries were in the body to lessen the impact. Protect your zoomed to three or four times the cost a National Spelling Bee. will come from a special study booklet, "Words Entertainment. i* position — head forward and knees up. ter. 104 miles west of London, with choral drmk ticket, and told to wait at the bar. 1982 finals, including Lucy O’Mally, 13, of said he expects Reagan to boost it face at the same time or immediately year ago, putUng the resorts out of A record 137 finalists, 10 to 14, are competing o f tte Champions.’ ’ In the late rounds, however. to 1,100 to 1,200 launchers, com­ L o tte ry ...... , It the chair has no arms, use your hands concerts in the 11th century cathedral and others “ You know, one American was so Scranton, Pa., who finished 17th and Randl Obituaries...... • on hitting the ground. Don’t clench your reach of many Mexicans. 7 in the twoKlay war of words for a total of $8,050 Judges are permitted to ask any toughie found to break the fall. at nearby ’Tewkesbury Abbey and Prinknash angry that we didn’t have his room that Langworth, 14, of Skagat Valley, Wash., who pared lo 1,800 proposed by the Opinion...... , fist. Keep your hands in front of you, a "I’m a lawyer. I have three smaQ in prise money, The winner gets $1,000, a trophy in the dictionary. Soviets. With all these rules, the most Abbey. The dates are Aug. 20-27. he grabbed me and shook m e," the was 21st. Sports ...... olio few inches wider than the shoulders. businesses. But when I go to Ac a p u W and bragging rights as America’s top child Television...... jg important one to remember is the one I Worcester and Hereford are the other "Three clerk said. ’They began checking intatown Sunday, and The higher limit would permit Remember: an open palm provides a they say a room that cost 3,000 pesos speller. An estimated 8 million to 9 million youngsters mentioned first. When falling, relax, Choirs Festival” towns. Tourism officials say the lifting of Monday met with Reagan in the White Bouse competed on the local level to get to the finals. the development and deployment larger protective shield. relax, relax. exchange controls in December and a 12.000 a night ~ The stage of the ornate Presidential Room of of single-warhead missiles that SAMPLES TODAY said Ricardo Villabravo, a Mexico Cit* the Capitol Hilton is the setting for the spelling Rose Garden. He gave them a pep talk and a few Over the years, girls hold a substantial lead in The Manchester Herald today con­ nroipotional media blitz in the United resident. ean*t nnv thnt W iy spelling tips, such as " T before ‘e ’ except after would reduce the ratio of warheads JthONdown sponsored by 14 Scripps-Howard and capturing the title - S3 girls to 25 boys. Of the tinues Its sampling program to bring ‘c.’ ” 137 finalists this year, 83 are girls. to opposing missiles and make a copies of the newspaper to non- first-strike by either side less subscribers In Manchester attractive. lada — j t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 8, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June b, Directors approve one-year agreement Peopletalk Manchester In Brief 991 contract calls for 8V2% pay hike Rock ‘n’ roll Watt Lewis weds again Notes on books Cheese giveaway slated during the shift, the dispatcher ill will Interior Secretary James Walt apparently Rock ‘n’ roll entertainer Jerry Lee Lewis Victoria Principal, Russell Baker and By James P. Sacks because the salaries offered by the scale too close, Fogarty warned. Director Barbara B. Weinberg said be paid overtime wages recognizes a good gag, even if it’s at his own was married for the fifth time in a quiet . Shirley MacLaine turned up for back-to-back Government surplus cheese and butter will be Herald Reporter town were not competetive with those distributed Tliursday at Center Ckingregational offered by towns such as Glastonbury she was not sure Manchester should expense. ceremony at his ranch but a honeymoon will news conferences at the American Book­ Dispatchers who work on holidays sellers Association convention in Dallas Church under the distribution program of the After a 35-minute executive session and Wethersfield. Concerning the compete with towns such as Glaston­ will receive double-time pay. A disc Jockey drew howls of laughter have to wait. Manchester Area Conference of Churches. which lasted until Just before midnight, position of computer programmer, bury and Wethersfield and noted that Monday. • The contract also worked out prob­ Tuesday when he asked Watt to sign the Distribution hours will be from 3 to 6:30 p.m. the town Board of Directors Monday Werbner said, municpal departments the new salary offered by Manchester Lewis, 47, married Shawn Michelle Ste­ Miss Principal said she was Inspired to lems with leave time for employees Jacket of an album recorded by the Beach The side door of the church, near the ramp for night approved a new one-year con­ generally pay lower salaries than the for the position of assistant building phens, 25, of Detroit. Lewis’ manager, J.W. write an exercise book when she noticed handicapped persons, will be the entrance door. tract between the town and Local 991 of private sector, making the Job difficult inspector was higher than that offered who have exhausted their sick days but Boys and Watt congenially complied. are not yet able to return to work, Whitten, said the couple met 3>A years ago parts of her body were beginning to sag. “ It People who come for the distribution should bring the Municipal Employees Union. to fill. by East Hartford. Watt was fielding questions from some 300 when Lewis was on tour in Detroit. all began with my bottom,” she said. their The agreement, negotiated during The town has been trying to fill the Negotiations for the contract also Werbner said. federal employees and reporters at a Bureau Next came Baker, author of the autobio­ pink eliglblity cards to avoid delay and confusion. the past five months, calls for an 8>A positions but has not received any included ironing out scheduling for When the board emerged from 4 ’ of Mines office following a speech, when About 30 people attended a brief ceremony graphic “ Growing Up,” who said, “ This is percent pay increase for employees qualified applicants, Werbner said. 24hour dispatchers. The contract executive session. Democratic Direc­ performed by Justice Judge W.E. Bailey on Randy Miller of station WHTX brought forth childhood’s dream of manhood. I ’m between during 1983-84 and increases the basic When various directors suggested allows only one dispatcher to be on duty tor Stephen T. Cassano moved for the patio of the piano-thumping singer’s rural House buying confirmed adoption. The motion was quickly the album and handed it to Watt, who penned Victoria Principal and Shirley MacLaine.” salaries for the positions of assistant modifying specific parts of the agree­ between 3 a.m. and 8 a.m. during the building inspector and police depart­ seconded by Republican Peter DiRosa “ Jim Watt” on it. home 15 miles south of Memphis. Along came Ms. MacLaine, who refused to Alexander T. Urbanetti confirmed Tuesday ment, Werbner warned them they were period when the Dispatch Center is UPl photo ment computer programmer. The 8>/t “ starting to negotiate a negotiaged least busy. Jr. and the contract was adopted reveal the real name of “ Jerry,” her British that he is in the process of buying the Robert H. Watt had criticized a possible July 4 Whitten said he did not know when the Smith home at 131 Hartford Road in the Cheney percent pay increase is the same contract,” and suggested going into tf an extra dispatcH''’’ needed unanimously. Disk jockey Randy Miller (right) of WHTX in Pittsburgh lover in her book “ OutOn A Lim b.” Heis said drew howls of laughter when he asked Interior Secretary concert in a national park in Washington by couple would take a honeymoon since Lewis National Historic District. amount given to other municipal executive session, which is closed from the rock group but later reversed his field planned to fly to Los Angeles Thursday to to be a prominent English politician. All Ms. “ I plan to move in with my fiancee, Pamela, unions in earlier contract negotiations. the public and the press. A compromise James Watt (left) to sign the Jacket of an album recorded when the president and the first lady said the speak to a screenwriter about plans for a MacLaine would say was that it wasn’t and her two children, Jordy and Seth, sometime Before the board went behind closed was apparently worked out, since the by the Beach Boys. Watt obliged. Beach Boys were fine people. movie of his life. Margaret Thatcher. in August,” said Urbanetti, an artist who now doors. Assistant Town Manager Steven contract was immediately approved resides at 349 E. O n ter St. Werbner argued for adoption of the when the executive session ended. For the Record Asked whether he represented a development contract. . The pay range for the assistant group of any sort in the purchase, Urbanetti He told the board the contract would building inspector’s position under the replied, ’ ’Certainly not.” put Local 991 on the same schedule as new contract now tops out at $19,717 — Two lines of type were inadvertently of the proposed development... .1 , ISH 29.77 Smith told the Manchster Herald when the sale other municipal unions. Negotiations a change which Werbner said amounts reversed in Tuesday’s Manchester The third column should omit the Herald in the story about the public first line and read; He (FitzGerald) SEATTLE was first reported that about six acres was being with the local are at present out of cycle to $1,958 — and the programmer’s sold along with the home. with the contracts for other unions, salary received an increase of $847. The hearing on the Great Lawn. called the lawn the “ heart” of the Urbanetti said the earlier report was accurate Werbner said. 8'A percent increase called for in the The second column of the portion of historic district and challenged Man­ PBB and said he had no plans to develop the property In a May 31 memo to the Board, Town contract will be added to the salaries the story on page 10 should have read: chester residents to save it.” at present. He declined to comment on any future GeneratManager Robert B. Weiss said for both positions. “ Arguing for the Fergusons, (Alan) plans. it was “ rather difficult to negotiate a Before the board’s executive session, Thomas told the commission Mrs. The longest running play in • Man-made negligence ‘could happen again’ Smith, a longtime Manchester resident who has contract that is off-cycle with all other director James F. Fogarty said the Ferguson had collected the signatures history is “ Grease” with a total of SAN FHANOSCO been active in local affairs, said he will move Union agreements.” Weiss said in the agreement was not comprehensive and of the owners of the land within 500 feet 3,388 performances. from Manchester when the sale is closed. He memo that the administration recom­ might create “ problems with other By Lanl WIeoand AS F A R AS AN Y()N E can piece declined to say where he was moving but said he mended adoption of the new contract. positions down the road.” The salaries United Press International LOS Af “It isn’t just the memory, it’s the fear,” said together, the chain of events was will continue to operate his insurance business in Werbner said both positions sche­ were not part of a comprehensive plan touched off by the inclusion of bags Manchester. duled for pay increases were vacant and might make steps in the salary Where canyon find LANSING. Mich. (U PI) - A LOWEST farmer Rick Halbert, viewed by many as the of Firemaster FF-1 — essentially TCMPERATURCS Urbanetti said he expects the closing to take decade has blurred memories of PBB — in a shipment to Farm place sometime in August when he returns from a farmers shooting prized cattle and hero of the PBB episode. *Mt’s done great fSlfldfuds off movioo Bureau Services of Nutrimaster, a trip to Cape Cod. Curtis Mathes I. dwooi fit ringing the state capital with magnesium oxide cattle feed addi­ so carcases left from the nation’s destruction to some of the greatest Neither buyer nor seller named a price for the fbtl mm, cMMron's. FAMOUS LABEL-FINE QUALITY tive. The materials were packaged sale. single worst case of chemical I7 7 3 .S O * agricultural establishments in this state.” in nearly identical bags and to the Smith previously sold eight acres of the Great contamination. But fear of cancer untrained eye appeared to be the (^gwowMS^ rISv MOVIESrAT HOME remains, and will for years to Lawn in the Cheney National Historic District to same substance. UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST C> POLOS come. developers Wesley Gryk and Michael Lynch for They were not. Even in the early 9 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 . Nr *9.95 Medical researchers say it could where cows began to die and calves PBB-contaminated feed. 1970s, scientists were concerned be 20 years before they know were bom with frightening defects For a time, the Michigan and about the potential health effects of Voter signups tallied C'HMIRM n O U9WHH « whether cancer is the final legacy a decade ago, any inexplicable PBB became nationally synonym­ PBB. The chemical has been M M n S U MiiM ifla i of the 1973 PBB contamination of National forecast ailment in his cattle prompts new ous. Canada imposed such tight linked to tumors in rats and in During May a total of 167 Manchester residents $ • 7 9 9 ? the state’s food chain. They say worries. standards it essentially banned large doses has been lethal to a For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. Tonight, rain showers will be became voters, according to Registrars Herbert at / • there is some of the chemical in the “ IfT see a pattern of anything at Michigan-produced beef for sev­ variety of animals, appearing to expected In the Upper Great Lakes Region. Elsewhere weather will J. Stevenson and Frederick E. Peck. bodies of 95 percent of everyone all that’s not totally infectious, I eral months in 1977 and 1978. cause the birth defects and other Of those 75 registered as Democrats, 49 were who lived in Michigan at the time. remain fair In general. Minimum temperatures include: (maximum c o m p . start asking myself the unthinka­ persistent health problems the Republicans and 43 listed no party affiliation. ^14 “ It isn’t Just the memory, it’s the readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 60 (79), Boston 52 (68), Chicago 58 ble questions,” he says. THE STIGMA lives on. farmers saw. ’The registrars also registered 91 voters from fear,” said farmer Rick Halbert, (79), Cleveland 52 (78), Dallas 67 (78), Denver 51 (79), Duluth 45 (72),: The chain of human error and Halbert, 38, who turned his own Direct human health effects are other towns in Connecticut. viewed by many as the hero of the Houston 85 (91), Jacksonville 68 (79), Kansas City 59'(80), Little Rock ; TAM MOetL NTit indecision began 10 years ago this PBB experience into a book which still unknown. Unlike many other ’The expanded voter outreach program con­ RBB episode. “ It’s done great 59 (85), Los Angeles 58 (70), Miami 75 (87), Minneapolis 55 (79), N e w ; summer. later became the television movie chemicals, PBB stays in fatty ducted by the registrars will continue this week destruction to some of the greatest Orleans 66 (86), New York 55 (70), Phoenix 71 (99), San Francisco 53 It never has been determined “ Bitter Harvest,” is still asked tissues a long time. Complainu with several registration sessions scheduled. Runt 4 AAoviuf agricultural establishments in this (63), Seattle 54 (71), St. Louis 61 (88) and Washington 61 (79). Curtis MaAhes exactly how or when a popular about the safety of living and from people with some direct 7 Nights state.” They are as follows; HOME ENTERrAlfMENr (CENTER cattle feed additive and the fire eating in Michigan. A southern contact ranged from listlessness to Thnrsday: Savings Bank of Manchester, Main mi ie PBB, or polybrominated bi­ retardant got mixed up. Ohio physician recently Inquired if liver problems and nervous Street branch, 6 to 8 p.m.; Marshall’s Mall at the MANCHESTER »2 9 .9 5 phenyl, is a cancer-causing sub­ sending his daughter to a northern disorders. ManchsterT’ arkade, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 273WMtMI(ldluTpku. m m usK stance once used as a fire retard­ Michigan music camp was safe Saturday: Andy’s Market, North Main Street; ofvat ant that builds up in human and Weather Comur Broud ft W. Middiu OF COURSE! THE ONLY ’THING that those because he believed PBB still A STUDY OF the state’s general Marshail’s Mall, Manchester Parkade; Crispi- OMLV8T06. THURS.9Tdt. rnimal tissues. Science has not MANCHESTER PARKADE concerned — the chemical com­ permeated the state’s food chain. population, completed in 1979, no’s Market, all 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. determined how long it may stay pany that made both products, the found no direct connection b ^ cool tonight with a chance of frost there. “ Some people still think we’re ^Connecticut today CALL 649-3409 FOR DETAILS farm cooperative that distributed being poisoned and that makes it tween any health problem and in the mountins. Lows 35 to 40. the cattle feed and the state difficult,” he said. PBB levels in the 95 percent of Today some variable midday Sunny and a bit wanner Tliursday. bureaucracy — have been able to Michigan residents believed to cloudiness otherwise mostly Highs in the 60s and low 70s. , EVEN AFTER YEARS of refin­ It was Halbert, a Dow Chemical do in 10 years is to narrow the time Co. chemist who ieft his Job to take have detectable quantities. sunny. Highs in the low 70s. Wind ing regulations and of handling of period to a two-to-four month span northerly around 10 mph. Tonight chemicals and contamination inci­ over his fam ily’s farm, who A more comprehensive study in mid 1973. refused to accept the devastation involving 4,000 people with specific fair. Low in the 50s. Wind light and Extended outlook dents, there are no guarantees Between 10 and 20 bags of PBB of his herd as happenstance. known exposure is expected to run variable. Thursday sunny with Extended ouUook for New E n » such contamination will not weighing 50 pounds each are After months of battling thestate into the early 1990s. highs in the 70s. land Friday through Sunday; happen again. believed to have made thei r way to bureaucracy, Haibert made the “ Basically, (blood tests show) Connecticnl, Massachusetts and “ It was a man-made negligence. Michigan farms and from there Air quality Yes, it could happen again,” said connection between the feed addi­ it’s not going away very fast,” said Rhode Island: Fair Friday and into the state’s food chain, and tive he believed he bought from the Michigan Department of Public Frank Kelley, Michigan’sattomey The state Department of Envir­ Sunday. Chance o f showers Satur­ possibly beyond Michigan’s Farm Bureau Services main feed Health official Dr. Harold Humph­ 0 0 0 general then and now. “ Hopefully borders. onmental Protection forecast good day. High from the mid 60s to mid plant at Climax and the chemical rey, in charge of the study we can act more quickly.” That 1,000 pounds qr so gave the air quality levels statewide for 70s. Low from the mid 40s to the For Halbert, who still runs the fire retardant produced by the considered to be one of the more today. mid 50s. cattle of several hundred farmers Michigan Chemical Co. at St. Louis ambitious medical research pro­ dairy farm near Battle Creek a direct, often lethal, dose of Vermont: Chance of showers in central Michigan. jects ever undertaken. L.I. Sound Friday clearing Saturday fair Sunday. A bit cooler than normat Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, Highs 65 to 75 lows 45 to 55. R.I., and Montauk Point: North Maine: Increasing cloudiness Chemical contamination came to dinner winds today 10 to 15 knots. Friday. Chance of showers Satur­ Northeast winds less than lo knots day. Fair north and chance of rain By Lanl Welgand my parents purchhsed a “ half a animals. tonight and Thursday morning, south Sunday. Highs in the 60s to United Press International healthier or s i^ e r than we ever cow” from a farmer up the road. did. becoming southeast 10 to 15 knots low 70s. Lows in the 40s. The animal was slaughtered, but­ IT WAS R E A L L Y too late to do Thursday afternoon. Partly cloudy New Hampshire: Increasing LANSING, Mich. — Chemical today, fair tonight and Thursday. cloudiness Friday. Chance of chered and neatly packaged into anything. The freezer full of beef TEN TEARS LATER, I stUl contamination is something, like Visibility improving to 5 miles or showers Saturday. Chance of rain roasts, steaks and hamburger to be was nearly gone. News of human don’t know. I really don’t want to natural disasters, that seems to more today and continuing south and fair north Sunday. Hight tucked away in our family freezer. health problems had not publicly know how many parts per billion of happen to other people. But it came No one had heard of PBB in those through Thursday. Average wave in the 60s to low 70s. Lows in the40s. to dinner at my house. surfaced, so we finished what was a chemical whose longterm effects early months of 1974. Even in our left. heighU around 1 foot today and Ten years ago, Michigan’s 9 are not yet known have become a smali rural town, talk of dying and For other reasons, we moved in less than 1 foot tonight. miiiion residents found out that no part of my body. deformed animals on area farms late 1974 to the Detroit area one is immune from the unforeseen By Hearing of my experience, ac­ wasn’t making its way into the that time city dwellers industrial accident, the bureau­ were quaintances in the state’s health Lottery local gossip. beginning to learn that New England cracy that can’t cope with the what .agencies say I’d probably be a By late spring and early originally was perceived as a farm unknown, and the fear that some­ good candidate for breast milk Massachnsetu and Rhode Is­ summer, that had all changed with problem had made its way to their testing should that ever become a land: Cloudy with occasional rain day many of us may pay the price the news of farm quarantines and Connecticut daily for those mistakes. homes via supermarket chains and concern for me. That’s something over Cape Cod with the chance of tainted milk all around the area. A butcher shops. The PBB chemical disaster I ’ll deal with then. some rain elsewhere in the sou­ Tuesday; 137 high school chum’s parents lost Months passed and the potential Since PBB, we’ve all learned theast. Becoming partly sunny managed to find its way onto my their entire herd of dairy cattle and Play Four: 4643 fam ily’s dinner table. effects of PBB contamination that dozens of chemicals — many from the northwest during the a number of pigs. Nearly everyone filled the daily newspapers and In 1973 and 1974, when fire of them probably much worse than afternoon. Highs in the mid 60s to other daily numbers drawn had a friend or relative hit by this television news reports. retardant slipped unnoticed into PBB — are part of our daily lives. lower 70s. Tonight clearing. Lows Tuesday in New England: this mysterious chemical We tried to laugh about it at We can’t escape them and we don’t in the mid 40s to lower 50s Vermont: 983. cattie feed in the guise of a contamination. home, cracking Jokes about noone know what they will do to us. ’Thursday sunny. Highs in the mid New Hampshire: 1177. nutritive additive, I was a high At home, we didn’t think much in our family ever having to worry Like many who lived through the 60s to mid 70s. Rhode Island: 7914. "4-10 Jack­ school student living with my about it — until the news arrived family in a sleepy town in southw­ about the phenomemon of spon­ PBB years, I try not to think about Maine, New Hampshire: Partly pot numbers: 14-0410-06. that the farm that had supplied our taneous combustion since we were it too much. sunny today. Highs in the 60s to low Maine: 400. est Michigan — Just about 20 miles fa m ily with several months of all probably full of fire retardant. 70s. a e a r tonight. Lows mid 30s to Massachusetts; 8 6 0 5 . from where the mixup occured. meatloaf, hamburgers and Sunday But we never pursued medical The St. Lawrence and Great mid 40s. Sunny Thursday. Highs in roasts was among the first sealed tests or other means of finding out Lakes Waterway are the largest the 60s to low 70s. IN THE SPRING of 1974, as was off by the state .and among the first Just how much, if any, PBB each of inland navigation system on the Vennont: Sunny but cool today. our twice-a-year family practice. ordered to destroy remaining us was carrying. We didn’t feel any continent. Highs in the 60s. Clear and quite Columbus, Ohio, was founded as the sUte Capitol in 1812.

Almanac Manchester Herald ^"‘^Tony^tndGai^terzendeiwUht^ Karen, Terry and Bruce. Manchester, CT. Today is Wednesday, June 8, the 159th day of 1983 Richard Diamond, Publisher with 206 to follow. Thomas J. Hdoper, General Manager The moon Is moving toward its new phase. The morning stars are Mercury and Mars. USPS 327-500 The evening stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. VOL, Cll, No. 211 Those bom on this date are under the si(pi of Gemini. bv'’«SI cw toln holldovt Some well-known figures bom on this date include “ Brolnord Place, .. cI e ±£Z(J£. ± j2 ECliCLL f% O m architect Frank Lloyd Wright, in 1869. film director Ernest B. Schoesdack (“ King Kong” ), in 1893, actor Robert Preston, in 1918 and actor James Darren in rilS w ? coUlT woSo***’" 1936. On this date in history: 4n 1869, Ives McGaffoey of Chicago obtained a litoZiSh.' *“ i® »«h»r(lav. Delivery patent for a “ sweeping machine” — the first vacuum cleaner. ,SS.12forone In 1965, American astronauts Ed White and Jim McDlvitt (Mmpleted their orbital Journey, having ovolloble on ® e Q emmis traveled 1.6 million miles in 62 orbits of the earth UPI photo in 191/, nosalynn Carter, the president’s wife, met Today In history American missionaries in Recife, Brazil, who told of ‘•'W lov advertisement, or to being treated like animals” In Brazilian Jails. OItS i houT?orpletore Idea, coll 443.27II. Pridov. ***'^ * * *■** **■"*■ Mondov throuoh Rosalynn Carter chats with Lawrence Brazil, on June 8, 1977. The two met] A ^ugbt for the day: Architect Frank Uoyd Rosebhugh (left) and Thomas Capuano complained about their treatment Wright said. No house should be on any hill Ptwis '• " •"bscriber to United STO RE HOURS: Mon.- Fri. 10-6; Thurs. ’ til 9; Sal. 9:30-5:30 2450 Main St., Glastonbury 633-5203 outside the U.S. Consulate in Recife, Brazilian jails. should be of the hUl, belonging to tt, soh iU m d houM could live together, each the happier fo r the other ” 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 8. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 8, 1983 — 5 U.S./W orU U.S. expels Nicaraguan diplomats House sends O’Neill Governor ponders higher drinking age "I have not made my decision at this O’Neill said his office was told by the In B rief By Jim Anderson between the two countries were not The Nicarguans Monday announced six posts ... are to leave the United HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. William United Press International States no later than June t, 10S3, and O’Neill said Tuesday he had concerns moment,” O'Neill told reporters late office of New York Gov. Mario Cuomo that being severed and would be carried on the expulsion of three Americans; drunken driving bills Tuesday as he was leaving the Capitol. no legislation was pending in New York to through the Nicaraguan Embassy in Linda Pfeifel, counselor for political the consular offices in those cities are about a bill to raise the state's legal Begin defeats pullout bid drinking age from 19 to 20, but was leaning " I’m leaning toward signing it probably increase the drinking age in New York. WASHINGTON — The U.S. order Washington. But relations are ob­ affairs and consul; David N. Greig, to terminate their functions the same ■- HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut have the charge dismissed by success­ that 21 Nicaraguan diplomats leave the day. All other Nicaraguan personnel toward signing the measure that would but I want some more information.” Prime Mfnister Menachem Begin today easily viously strained. first secretary and consul, and Ermila . may soon Join the states cracking down fully completing an alcohol education O’Neill wants to know if New York is O’Neill tried to telephone Cuomo defeated an opposition motion for a unilateral United States, a swift and harsh Washington accuses the Marxist- Loretta Rodriguez. They were accused assigned to those installations, with . on drunken drivers with two new taws, or education program. take effect Oct. 1. personally Tuesday but was unable to retaliation to the expulsion of three their dependents, are to leave the O’Neill said he was undecided about the considering hiking its drinking age from Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon, blocking the dominated government of sending of recruiting and training Nicaraguan including mandatory jail terms for. The bill also mandates a one-year 19. O’Neill signed a bill to raise the speak with Cuomo, who was in a meeting. most dramatic challenge yet to his government's American diploniats from Nicaragua, weapons and supplies to guerrillas in citizens and “providing them with United States no later than Friday, drivers caught behind the wheel after license suspension for a first conviction bill because of fears Connecticut 19-year- Cuomo’s chief of staff returned the call strains the already shaky relations olds would travel into neighboring New drinking age from 18 to 19 last year after handling of the costly year-old war. El Salvador and fomenting rebel means for the execution” of Nicara­ June 10, 1983.” their license was suspended for for drunken driving, which would apply receiving assurances New York would do and discussed the situation with an aide to The Knesset voted 55-47 against opposition between the two nations. movements in Honduras and guan officials including Foreign Minis­ Manuel Cordero, second-ranking di­ drunken driving. York, which has a 19-year-old drinking to mot(>rists who took the education age, to buy liquor if the bill became law. the same. O’Neill. Labor Party’s motion after Defense Minister The State Department also closed the Guatemala. ter Miguel D’Escoto. plomat in the United States, reiterated The proposals were sent to Gov. program but didn’t complete it and Moshe Arens ridiculed the proposal, saying six Nicaraguan Consulates in New Nicaragua accuses the United States The U.S. reaction left the Nicaraguan Nicaragua's charge the three expelled William O’Neill Tuesday after final were subs^uentiy convicted. Syrian troops would move into positions vacated York, Miami, New Orleans, Los of assisting rebels based in Honduras embassy, staff and consulate in Wa­ Americans were involved In an assassi­ legislative action in the House. The Rep. Richard Tulisano, D-Rocky by the Israeli army. Angeles, Houston and San Francisco. who have launched attacks inside shington inuct, but it struck directly at nation plot against his country’s Legislature acjjourns its regular ses­ Hill, co-chairman of the Judiciary The administration ordered the six Nicaraguan territory. the consulates around the country foreign minister. sion today. Committee, opposed some provisions heads of the consulates to leave by 4 The House foreign Affairs Commit­ which do the bulk of the paper work in “The cause of tensions is the Reagan House members, who had debated of the drunken driving penalty bill but Blast toll rises to nine p.m. EDT today, but gave their staff tee Tuesday voted, 20-14, to halt covert the approximately $20 million in adminstration's continued support for the two measures for-about five hours didn’t fight the bill on the floor because CAREER CLUB' BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — A methane gas and family members until Friday to get U.S. support for Nicaraguan rebels. Nicaraguan imports into the United our enemies, and the involvement of whin they were first taken up last he wanted other provisions adopted. explosion killed nine workers, including a female out of the country. About 30 family But Reagan administration officials States annually. agents within Nicaragua and the CIA week, quickly adopted Senate-passed “I think next year they’ll be coming engineer, and injured 53 in a newly opened coal members are said to be involved. say the action has a long way to go The State Department said: manipulation of those agents,” he told changes, sendingthe bills to O’Neill’s back for stricter drunken driving mine in eastern Yugoslavia, mine officials said U.S. officials said consular ties before becoming law. "The principal officers heading the reporters at a news conference. desk. laws," said Tulisano, who said some today. The House also approved a plan to provisions of the bill were good but BIG m styles for the They said there were 135 people in the Morava help unemployed workers facing fore- others left something to be desired. pit, 124 miles southeast of Belgrade when the . closure on their homes and reaffirmed In other action, the House voted to big and tall man explosion occurred 2,500 feet underground at Nicaragua rounds up • its plan for removing tolls from the stand by its plan for removing tolls about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. ' Connecticut Turnpike. from the Connecticut Turnpike. The specially sized and Seventy-four miners and West German experts Pulsar Quartz The first of the drunken driving bills, House rejection of a Senate-passed scientifically proportioned who were installing new equipment escaped . approved on a 130-11 vote, will increase plan sent the matter to a conference to fit the bi^ or tall man. unharmed. opposition ieaders ALWAYS A BEAT BEYOND IN VALUE • some penalties for some motorists committee of the two chambers to work superbly tailored in convicted of drunken driving and on a compromise. permanent press ; decrease penalities for others. The House also approved a plan to TALL... both leaders of the Conservative blends of polyester Hundreds flee mudslide By John Lantigua FREE ; The House adopted a Senate amend­ place a six-month moratorium on .and cotton, select from United Press International' Democratic Party (PCD) for having CROSS ment mandating a five-day jail term mortgage foreclosures against unem­ About 300 people today fled an oozing mudslide contacts with the expelled U.S. diplo­ fashion solid colors, PENaPENOL for a motorist caught driving while his ployed workers. The plan would delay bearing down on their North Ogden, Utah, homes. MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Nicara­ mats, spokesman Jose Castillo Osejo or handsome . license was under suspension for foreclosure for six months after notice. seasonal patterns, Vicious thunderstorms pounded the Rockies and gua's leftist government arrested two said. SET { drunken driving, killing or seriously The proposal, sent back to the the Plateau, swelling rivers and streams gorged leaders of an opposition party, charg­ Castillo Osejo said both men had . injuring someone or refusing to take a Senate, was tacked onto a bill designed available in by melting snow. ing they had contacts with three U.S. contacts in their work with the three ' sobriety test. to help bolster the state’s financially sport shirt and A flash flood warning was posted in northeast diplomats expelled for allegedly plot­ expelled political officers who left * The other drunken driving bill, strapped unemployment compensation dress shirt styles, Colorado along the South Platte River, which was ting to kill the country’s foreign Nicaragua Monday. ;; adopted 139-2 with a technical change, funds and pay interest on federal loans REGAL buy several today! 2 feet above flood stage, and along the Platte minister. A U.S. Embassy official, who asked , was designed to strengthen the pretrial taken this year to keep the fund solvent. River downstream in western Nebraska. In harsh retaliation for the expulsion not to be identified, said she had been in . alcohol education program. The main bill would raise the level for DRESS SHIRTS... Flash flood watches were posted over much of of the American diplomats, the State contact with Castillo, who headed the ^ Under the program, certain motor- which employers pay tax on their IS'Ato 18 Tall Nevada and the adjacent east central California Department Tuesday ordered 21 Nica­ PCD’s youth organization, in connec­ * ists charged with drunken driving can employees’ salaries by $100 to $7,100. 17% to 20 Big mountain counties of Inyo, Mono and Alpine. tion with establishing a library. She raguans in diplomatic service to leave SPORT SHIRTS... the United States and closed she denied any involvement in an alleged Nicaraguan consulates in the country. plot. M Tall to 2X Tail Leaders see budget unlikely The move in Washington brought a Castillo Osejo also said another party IX to 4X Big swift condemnation |rom Nicaragua’s member, Carlos Icaza, was granted HAS IT $ . $ »® 1700 22 WASHINGTON — Congressional leaders are ambassador to the United Nations, asylum in the Venezuelan Embassy. M^ljere can y o u f in d becoming increasingly skeptical about their Javier Chamorro. Icaza was accused by an army chances of passing a budget this year, despite ‘,‘This is one more step toward the lieutenant of orgiinizing squads to fear failure to approve a federal spending plan hardening of relations between the U.S. carry out sabotage in his role as a CIA FINE QUALITY GEORGETTE will lead to skyrocketing deficits. and Nicaragua,” Chamorro said. “I agent. A joint conference committee, whose task is to hope it does nut lead into a situation of AIVD CREPE DE CHINE blend the House and Senate plans into one War.” compromise version acceptable to both Castillo Osejo said about 200 Nicaragua accused Linda M. Pfeifel, members of his party have been jailed ALL! chambers, was scheduled to meet for the first time today. a political affairs officer; David Noble and charged with anti-government BLOUSES Greig, first secretary, and Ermila activitira. Loreta Rodriguez, second secretary, of The first 28 people charged with AS Speaker Is optimistic plotting to kill Foreign Minister Miguel “counterrevolutionary activity” under D’Escoto with poisoned brandy. the “state of national emergency” LOW WASHINGTON — House Speaker Thomas "We categorically reject the absurd have gone before the “people’s tribu­ O'Neill says he expects Congress will support his charges against us,” Ms. Pfeifel said nals," consisting of two justices, a F R E E *20.00 CROSS PEN AND PENCIL SET AS proposal to limit the July 1 tax cut to $700, even when she and the other two diplomats government spokesman said. though President Reagan rejects it. arrived in Miami en route to U.S. special envoy to Central Amer­ WITH A WATCH PURCHASE OF *75.00 OR Mq|RE. BEGAIIS Big and Tall Washington. s c o m p . ^22 House Democrats generally agreed Tuesday ica, Richard Stone, is scheduled to visit something must done about the 10 percent tax cut The House Foreign Affairs Commit­ Nicaragua Friday. "Your Quality Men's Shop" scheduled for July 1, but Democratic Leader Jim tee rebuffed President Reagan’s policy Foreign Minister D’Escoto said his d o w n to w n MANCHESTER Wright of Texas said they postponed the decision in Central America, voting, 20-14, to cut government “maintains the invitation 903 MAIN ST. of whether to limit or repeal it until the leadership of f U .S. aid to rebels fighting to oust the to Stone so' he can visit the northern O pM DoNv 9 M ^ X Tlwra. '«! 9 M could tabulate the results of a questionnaire leftist government in Nicaragua. zone of the country and can see the distributed to the members.. Nicaraguan authorities arrested En­ criminal policy against the Nicaraguan rique Sotelo Borgen and Mario Castillo,- people.” MANCHEBTCIIPARKAOE • mi le I Atio vMMiow, gnmuirr, winrAiiMa mau, mustol Slaying suspect quizzed Don’t stand under trees OF COURSE! CHINO, Calif. — Police today questioned a MANCHESTER PARKADE suspect in the bloody slayings of four people and WASHINGTON (UPI) —Lightning killed 77 people searched for two of his friends while investigators and injured 174 last year in the United States with checked blood smears and fingerprints found in a golfers accounting for six of the deaths, statistics say. Sale Ends ranch house near the murder scene. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminis­ July 2nd see In a news conference Tuesday night, police tration said Tuesday other outdoor activities during M o Q i e l B identified the suspect as Milton Bulau, 33, who which at least one lightning death was recorded in 1982 was arrested in connection with a burglary and were hunting, softball, motorcycle riding, horseback liquor-store robbery. riding, hiking, canoeing and snorkeling. RT. 83 FURNITURE WUREHOUSE and San Bernardino County Sheriff Floyd Tidwell NOAA’s National Climatic Data Center in Ashe­ described Bulau as “a fair suspect” and said he ville, N.C., said 45 percent of the year’s lightning House paintla m t o T S t a i n was arrested Tuesday morning in Costa Mesa, 25 fatalities occurred in open areas such as ball fields. HAS GOT YOUR BARGAIN! miles south of the site of the savage killings The golf deaths last year occurred in Miami ‘Arrow*' Dover Button Downs Springs, Fla.; Charlotte. N.C.; Orleans Parish. 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WASHINGTON - The FBI has time did she give any hint or ney general and health commissioner say Lieberman met with reporters Tuesday to Lieberman said the federal agency had combing through Einstein’s writ­ reported to Hoover that the doctor 12TH ANNUAL been caught occasionally in the indication that she was aware the they expect no renewed controversy from say the state had agreed to give the DHHS requested background files and supplemen­ ings and biographies. had been interviewed with no rear-view mirror. Here is another investigation concerned her in any the federal Department of Health and Office for Civil Rights limited information tal ihformation to the state’s March 1982 look backward, which I hope will • Nov. 2, 1951: Dukas was useful results: investigation of 19 infant death cases across way." Human Services investigation of Infant Friday about more than 100 infant deaths help assure a better road ahead. Jack Anderson interviewed by the FBI on an • Nov. 9, 1954: The FBI con­ deaths in Connecticut. across the state in 1980. the state. The report was made public but unrelated matter. cluded that there were no “ out­ The Army informant's story fell the state has refused to turn over the rest. conncciKur Albert Einstein, the exiled Ger­ standing leads...and the most The agency is investigating a complaint “ As counsel to the commissioner (of man physicist whose theories led Washington Merry-Go-Round ' apart. The FBI concluded, after " I don’t anticipate they will uncover any food or treatment was withheld from health services) I continue to maintain we to development of the atomic • NOV. 28, 1952: The Army logical remaining lead. ..is to inter­ five years of digging, that “ addi­ new ground,” Dr. Douglas Lloyd, state severely handicapped newborns in Yale- will not make public” that information, completed its investigation' in view Helen Dukas.” tional investigation is not war­ CRUFTS SXPO bomb, was under investigation for health commissioner, said Tuesday. New Haven Hospital and the infants Lieberman said. five years on charges that his Europe and forwarded the results ranted in view of the long lapse of OVER 200 ARTISANS Berlin office from 1929 to 1931 was to Washington. • Jan. 3, 1955: Though leery time since Einstein’s office was WILL BE DEMONSTRATING a cable drop for a Soviet espionage declassified between 1981 and 1983 secretaries would give the reports • Oct. 14, 1953; FBI Director J. about approaching Dukas “ be­ allegedly used by the Soviets, the TRI-TOWN BUSINESSMEN ring operating out of the Far East. in response to a Freedom of to a courier, who would send them Edgar Hoover asked the Army to cause of her close association with lack of corroborating Information!, AND SELLINQ.... to Moscow, the tipster said. "com plete its invest^ation at the SAVE MONEY FOR YOUR COMPANY According to FBI and Army Information Act request by my Einstein. ..and his known tendency and the fact that personnel in­ ' Potttry, Matal Sculpture, Leather, Silver Pewter, The G-2 report acknowledged earliestpossible time and forward to make public statements con­ intelligence documents, Einstein associate Dale Van Atta. Here’s volved are scatter^ in many Welding, Batik, Toyi, Weaving, Glaii Blowing, that “ since these telegrams from the results to this Bureau.” The cerning matters with which he was unaware of the alleged spying. the story chronologically: countries and in many cases are I f f Brief Woodworking, ... The data gathered by U.S. the Soviet spies were in code, Army dispatched a courier from personally disagrees,” top FBI deceased." intelligence — even the allegations • MARCH 13,1950: An Army G-2 Einstein didn’t know their con­ Heidelberg, Germany, with a officials decided Dukas had to be Six seek toll compromise FEATURING I themselves — remained classified memo shared with the FBI ex­ tents.” But it added: "However, it letter stating that the investigation interviewed before the investiga­ • AprU 18,1955: Einstein died.’ PERFORMING ARTISTS “ secret” after the Nobel Prize- plained that Soviet spies in is reasonable to believe that had been completed 11 months tion could be considered complete. • July 27,1955: A top FB I official HARTFORD — Six lawmakers have been whining physicist’s death in 1955, Shanghai and Canton would send Einstein did know that his office before and a copy bad already been recommended that the Einstein appointed to find a compromise between two AND was being used by the Soviets as a sent to the FBI. • FEB . 23,1958: Two FB I agents espionage case be closed. divergent plans adopted by either the House or I because they involved a "usually coded messages to countries ’ ’such INTERNATIONAL FOODS < reliable” source in Berlin who as Egypt or France.” Then these telegram cover address.” interviewed Dukas at Einstein’s Senate to remove toll booths from the Connecticut Turnpike. Continued disagreement over the gave surprisingly explicit details surreptitious messages would be • Oct. 23, 1950: A follow-up G-2 • June 24, 1954: The Army home, having asked for her help In FOOTNOTE: An error negli­ ••FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY” proposals Tuesday raised new'doubts any plan to the Arm y’s intelligence people forwarded to cable addresses in report postulated that the alleged reported to Hoover — who evi­ an investigation of espionage ac­ gently made, willfully persisted in, would be adopted by the Legislature before their Soviet espionage contact was tivities ih Berlin a quarter of a shielded against inquiry, uni^ in 1950. The source had to be Berlin. Among the addresses, the dently had asked G-2 to reopen the mandatory adjournment Wednesday. protected. Arm y’s informant said, were a Helen Dukas, who was then case — that its agents were trying century earlier. “ She did not tracted or retracted reluctantly, .JUNE 10,11,12 Hundreds of pages of documents watchmaker’s shop, a box factory Einstein’s secretary-housekeeper to interview a doctor who might appear to be evasive in any diminishes public confidence in the lay out the story. They were — and Einstein’s office. One of his in Princeton, N.J. have information. manner,” the G-men reported. basic integrity of the FBI. Senate waters ethics bill HARTFORD — Members of the Senate watered Berlin Fair Grounds down a code of ethics bill by removing themselves from being prohibited from returning to the Off Route 72, Barling Ct. Capitol as lobbyists. The Senate, facing a Richard M. Diamond, Publiahar ■ Friday noon to 7 /Saturday 10 to 7 /Sunday 10 to 7 Wednesday adjournment deadline, Tuei^ay Admission $2.50 / Children under 14 Free with parent Dan FItta, Editdr further weakened the ethics proposal by Alex Qlralll, City Editor removing a provision that would have required RAIN OR SHINE UNLIMITED FREE PARKING OPINION state workers to wear badges while in the Capitol SPONSERED BY THE BERLIN LIONS CLUB on business.

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He appeared very ning to talk about 1984 as the election might inspire a few nervous,” she testifed Tuesday at a pre-trial year they’ll be able to hitch their Capitol Comments more, though. hearing in Waterbury Superior Court. can be avoided wagon to a star — a former The state Legislature, tradi­ movie star named Ronald Rea­ tionally a cradle of candidacies Felony charges wanted gan — and do reasonably well In Bob Conrad for higher office, may yield one A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO RESIDENCE CUSTOMERS HARTFORD — The Committee for Justice for Connecticut. more Republican hopeful in The event came to be the Parkade. The demo Syndicated Columnist Jeanette Ortiz says it will file legal briefs seeking OF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE known as the Karen E started today at noon and The feeling is that Reagan 1984. felony charges against Hartford attorney Joseph tragedy. And it captured the continues until 8:30 p.m. will run for re-election, and his Sen. Tom Scott of Milford still Fazzano, charged in the hit-and-run accident that candidacy will lure otherwise has the urge to run in the Third headlines day after day for Hours Thursday are the claimed the life of the 10-year-old girl. Mean­ reluctant Republicans to go on District, as he told us a couple of while, a published report said Tuesday Fazzano almost a summer. same. the ballot with him, especially months ago, even if former would plead no contest to a pair of m i^eam enor It was just two years ago in races for congressional seats. the word that he is interested stays away from GOP caucuses Congressman Larry DiNardis charges and avoid a trial when he appears in that a weekend outing be- "Most people are incompe­ Tom D’Amore of New Hart­ and available. Rep. Gene Migli- in HartfoM, wants the party to of Hamden tries to make a Superior Court on today. ; tween two families — one tent in handling a boat. They ford, the state chairman, said aro of Wolcott is giving it speak loudly enough atout comeback. ■ family formerly of Manches­ start out with small boats on when he returned from a serious consideration, and financial help so he can hear Reagan couldn’t have a more Judge shows leniency ANNOUNCING small rivers. They learn by conference of peers in Califor­ former Sen. Gerry Labriola of distinctly before he commits true blue, rigidly conservative ter — ended in horror when a BRIDGEPORT — Six Colombian nationals nia that the Reagan “ cam­ Naugatuck says it’s 50-50 he’ll player on his team than Scott, pleasure boat collided with a the seat of their pants, with no himself. have been sentenced to 120 days in prison and two paign” is well under way even go. Labriola, the party’s nominee and the legislator is confldently barge on Long Island Sound. formal training, and that is years’ probation for smuggling marijuana worth though the president hasn’t said Schlesinger, a law student, for lieutenant governor last hopeful the president will again ' Five persons — including when the trouble begins,” up to ^ million aboard a fishing boat that was formally what he will do. has talked with GOP town year, is still gripped by candi­ head the ticket. seized off Long Island Sound May 1. U.S. District two children — drowned in Rylander was quoted in a D’Amore, stopping to chat chairmen in the Fifth District date fever and wants to run for D’Amore says little about the . Judge Warren W. Eginton Monday based the Tuesday Manchester Herald SELECT-A-CAII the mishap. The case is still with us about politics on one of about his intentions. He believes something, somewhere some­ First District, but he expects ; relatively light sentences in part on defense under litigation. Questions article. his appearances at the State the party blew it in 1980, losing day. His original goal in 1982 that the 1982 entry, Herschel claims the suspects had no prior history of have arisen about whether The Karen E tragedy Capitol, predicted that a Rea­ to Ratchford by 1,700 votes was to run for governor. Some' Klein of Windsor, will be back. - involvement with drugs, were impoverished and gan candidacy would make it while Reagan was carrying the who know him say he may take D’Amore has no trouble with the ' did not stand to share in the profits from the sale the captain of the pleasure sparked an increase in boat of the marijuana. easier to find and encourage district by 49,500. Fourth and Sixth Districts, : A NEW RATE OPTION THAT C A N CUT boat was prepared to handle safety courses, he says. another another crack at it in Republicans to run. Rowland was an early favor­ 1986. which are in GOP hands now. the sitution in which he was But, with the passage of There is evidence already ite of D’Amore and U.S. Sen. In another com er of the state, Congressman Stewart McKin- ; EB strike unlikely tonight ' s caught. that some Republicans see Lowell Weicker for the mayoral YOUR LOCAL PHONE BILL time, that interest has^ surely a former legislator is weighing ney of Westport will be the ' GROTON — The 2,100-member Marine Drafts­ Richard C. Rylander of 28 waned a little. All one has to better days ahead with Reagan nomination in Waterbury. Row­ his chances in 1984 if he seeks nominee in the former and men’s Association failed to settle a contract leading the charge. D’Amore Until now, you and your neighbors in Manchester have probably Y O U C A N S A V E E V E N M O R E IF Y O U C A L L E V E N IN G S A N D Grove St. doesn’t mince do to see the level of skill land, frustrated by divisions the Republican nomination in freshman Nancy Johnson of ! dispute with Electric Boat shipyard, but it says at least four Republicans within the party there, backed 'h^w Britain is already cam­ been paying the regular monthly full rate of $12.40for local O N W EEKENDS. With Select-A-Call, you can cut your local words when it comes to boat evident in most boaters is to the big Second Congressional appeared unlikely that workers would strike as safety. are showing interest in the Fifth off. His attention now is on the District. He is Jim Weiss of paigning quietly in the latter. , threatened when the old pact expires at midnight. telephone service. A n d whether you m ade a great m any calls phone bill even more by scheduling calls at specified times of spend a Sunday afternoon Congressional District seat congressionai race as an option MDA President E. Roy Colville said negotiators Rylander is a member of Pomfret Center, a stockbroker Ironically, one of D’Amqre’s - or very few calls - your bill was the same. the day or week. Fo r example; parked along a dock at the which Democratic Representa­ next year. and political moderate who predecessors said in 1976 that a ; for both sides met Tuesday and the union’s the Manchester Power But now you have a choice. With the new Select-A-Call rate If you call anytime between 8.00 pm and 800 am Monday shore. tive Bill Ratchford of Danbury Migliaro, the rough and ready likes Reagan. He says incum­ Reagan presidential candidacy executive committee was to meet today to discuss any progress in the talks which brought no new option, there is a m onthly access charge of only $6.25, plus through Friday, Select-A Call rates are 25% lower than usual. Squadron and chairman of has held since he was first conservative in the House, says bent Democratic Congressman would be a disaster for Connec- Pleasure boaters who use offers from the company. the Squadron’s annual dem­ elected in 1978. “ I ’m thinking about it” when Sam Gejdenson of Bozrah is too ticut. The party has come full < a modest charge based on the num ber of local calls you make And on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, the 25% discount excessive speed, who cut off onstration on boat safety at State Rep. Alan Schlesinger asked about a shot at Congress. liberal for the district, or at cycle since then and, in 1984, ; and how long each call lasts. F o r m a n y people, this can m ean rate is in effect all day. other smaller craft ar cruise has moved from Orange In the He claims a foilowing in Water­ least that much of it Weiss will be eager to run under his ; Jai aiai strike continues substantial savings. For example... There is no charge, of course, for calls coming into your too close to swimmers are not Third District to Derby in the bury aqd the Naugatuck Valley, knows. banner. And that will leave the ; HARTFORD — The strike by service and home. A nd no charge for calls to the operator "0", directory Fifth so he can run in the latter. which are pivotal areas in the a rarity. They are as much a D’Amore doesn’t know of ultimate judgment, if Reagan concessions workers at Berensons' Hartford Jai Y O U C A N S A V E IF Y O U M A K E 9 0 L O C A L C A L L S A M O N T H assistance "1411 ”, “911 ’ em ergency number, “800" numbers, Letters policy part of summer as kegs of Rep. John Rowland of Water- Fifth District. But Migliaro, a other potential candidates in the puts his one term on the line, up ' Alai entered its 12th day today after new talks O R L E S S . If you make 90 local calls a m onth within your hom e bury is reportedly putting out non-conformist who regularly or to the telephone company business office or repair numbers. beer and mosquitoes. Second District. He has a hunch to the voters. between the union and management failed to exchange and average three minutes per call, you will cut your The Manchester Herald produce a settlement. The two sides held a T h e costs for long-distance calls remain the same. welcomes letters to the Organizations such as the bargaining session Tuesday,- the first formal phone bill by 13%. Those who make even fewer calls can save editor. Power Squadron provide a meeting since the strike by 250 employees began even more. W HO WILL SAVE W ITH SELECT-A-CALL? Those who stand to Letters should be brief and valuable service in showing May 28; but the fronton remained closed in a The savings possible with Select-A-Call were shown in an save the most are: People who no longer have teenagers living to the point. They should be Commentary dispute over wages hikes in a new three-year people how to operate boats independently monitored survey of telephone company custom­ typed or neatly hand-written, - contract. at home. Young people who spend little time at home. And mature and, for ease in editing, safely. ers w ho pay the regular full rate for local calls. persons who are often engaged in outside leisure activities. should be double-spaced. A demonstration like the The purpose of the survey was to find out how much customers The Herald reserves the one today and Thursday Millstone I shuts down could save they had Select-A-Call. Participants kept a written SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER . To try the new Select-A-Call right to edit letters in the Sexism on campus: It’s not gone WATERFORD — A problem in the feed water interests of brevity, clarity serves in a small way to build record of all local calls, including the numbers called and the rate option - and to see if you can cut your phone bill - co m ­ system triggered an automatic shutdown of the and taste. awareness that a tragedy like By Rusty Brown duration of each call. plete and mail the attached O rder Fo rm now. You will be notified attitudes and behaviors that married women, women in tradi­ Millstone I nuclear power plant, a spokesman for the Karen E could be avoided. squelch a woman’s potential. tionally “ male fields,” and women Northeast Utilities said. The malfunction in the An audited analysis showed that - if the participants had by mail when your new rate option is about to go into effect A certain day I spent in thei Here are some comments of returning to school at mid-Ufe face feed water system caused high water in the Select-A-Call instep of the regular full rate - they would have If— at any time during the first twelve months— you are not traditional ivy-covered campus women who were surveyed: even greater challenges from reactor vessel, triggering the reactor’s automtic cut their local phone bills by 11 % to 41 %. satisfied with Select-A-Qill, your regular full-rate service will be building is forever stamped in my • “ I was discussing my work in a shutdown in order to protect the plant’s turbine professors who are apt to doubt Am ong those who participated in the survey - with their restored at no service charge. Thank you. memory. public setting, when a professor from damage. The plant was expected to go back their commitment and motivation. Berry's World It was a small graduate school cut me off and asked>me if I had on line late today. projected savings - are: Ahmed Akacem of Stamford (11%); class taught by Warren Guthrie, a freckles all over my body.” Now that the Association ‘of Eleanor Calluzzoof West Hartford(25%); SgL Donald Hotz of Watch for this professor at Case Western Reserve • “I saw a slide show on American Colleges study has been Milford (41 %). Survey information will be provided upon written mailing about the 0 3 3 University. computers which had female mod­ out for a while, there are signs of request to the telephone company. newSdect-A-CaD I was bothpred tty the reading els in bikinis standing next to positive fallout. rate option. assignment. One author’s view­ computers and the narration in­ At the University of New Mexira, YOU CAN SAVE IF EACH LCX:AL CALL AVERAGES THREE If not received point was the exact opposite of cluded comments such as 'look at within two weeks, for example, directors of the M IN U T E S O R L E S S . T h e new Select-A-Call rat^option favors please call toll-free: «< another’s. “ Who do you think is those measurements,’ etc.” SENTRY ...... women’s center and women’s right?” I asked. those who usually keep local calls to three minutes or less. 1-800-922-3202. • “ My high school girlfriends studies, Kathryn Brooks and Helpn inc. Dr. Guthrie studied me for a Real Estate Services But even if you talk longer, the cost is still remarkably low. With used to be the brightest and most Bannan, pooled a committee of 228 moment, then said, “ What I think Select-A-Call, the first minute of any call within your home talkative students in class. When faculty members to evaluate the Y O U C A N G E T S E L E C T -A -C A L L N O W IF Y O U R P H O N E is not important. It’s for you to we got together during our first exchange is just three cents. Each additional minute is only one university’s climate. NUMBER BEGINS WITH: 643,646.647,649 decide who is right.” vacation, the girls who went to Announcing^ * * cent That’s five cents for a three-minute call. Twelve cents for I was dumbstruck. No professor co-ed schools said they hardly It was agreed thelfwas discrim­ )ur New a ten-minute call. had ever challenged me to come to talked at all in their classes. I ination against women, so *a Calls outside your home exchange, but still within your extended a conclusion before. No professor couldn’t believe it! ’’ permanent committee has been Mail this Order Fomo to: Southern New England Telephone, P.O. Box 1306, local calling area, cost only one o r two cents m ore per minute. had ever expected me to pass proposed to come up with pster Office New Haven, CT.. 06506. O r call toll free: 1 -800-922-3282. judgment. It was an exhilarating remedies. • A bargain ^ any standard. ANOTHER INCIDENT reported 0 For information on Seiect-A Call business rates, call toil-free 1-0OO-922-3277. turning point. in the study concerned a woman ■ to better serve the But you may not know how many calls you make each month. The incident came vividly to who earned high grades in a “ It won’t be a grievance commit­ ast of|lhe Hlve7 O r how long you talk. Few of us do. Th a t is w hy we suggest SELECT-A-C/UJ. ORDER FORM mind recently when I read the traditionally male field. Her pro­ tee,’’ said Ms. Brooks, “ but rather you try the new Select-A-Call rate option - and compare your a group to sensitize faculty abd Association of American Colleges fessor announced to a mostly male old and new bills. □ Y E S I want to cut m y local phone bill. Sign m e up for the new Select-A-Call rate students to the problem apd ■2^ Most Offi^B East of the Pt{ study entitled, “ The Classroom class that this represent^ an If you do not cut your local phone bill, you can change back option and notify me ty mail when it is about to go into effect Climate: A Chilly One for unusual achievement “ for a • Calling more on male students, educate them in solutions.’* ☆ Lfirfle to the regular full rate with no s ^ lc e charge any time during I understand that if I am not completely satisfied with the Select-A-Call rate option at Women?” It is an extensive report woman.” It was an indication, he thus giving the impression that According to the most r e c ^ t any time during the first twelve months, regular full-rate service will be restored based on volumes of research at said, that the woman student was what men have to say or contribute ^ FouTMjgltllMe Systeifw the first twelve months. census figures, enrollment of at rro service charge. more than 25 schools. probably not really feminine, and is more important. women in coUege is at an all-tiihe Two I PLEASE PRINT that the males in the class were not • Nominating men, but not high (108 women for every |oo THE QUESTION WAS: Are truly masculine since they allowed equally competent women, for m en). We can’t risk having half the ☆ Crei women and men treated equally in a woman to beat them. fellowships, awards and prizes. the college setting? The answer is While these are blatant exam­ • Cutting off or interrupting nation’s resourbes thwarted by F“l— finilPr^rrTn fisttrtTtnrnrfl Oty StMe. Zip _ C )lM 2byNCA.lnc negative college experiences. ' ^ no. ples of sexism, other putdowns are women students when they ansvyer Southern New England Telephoftf___ While certainly not a finger­ more subtle, such as: questions but not doing this to men. FourliwpSodentRegional I wish for every wom an' a .Chech il you haw moie than one telephone number. Q "Don't mind me — I just lost my job that I pointing harangue against maie- • Asking women students ques­ • Calling men by last names but professor like mine who said in and most important...... lwlw|lJI Iw l Iw HATED!" dominated faculties, the study tions requiring factual answers women by first names. essense; " U a m to think 'for S»yr»alijif______nevertheless lays bare many con­ while asking men questions requir­ you r«,if _ you have every n a ^ V A Positive Attitudel scious and unconscious remarks. ing critical thinking and judgment. THE STUD’V REPORTS that to. ______M H 6 / ^ H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wediiesduy. June 8, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 8, 1983 - » Obituaries Gerber breaks ground AlSmiRT'SSAYS. . . Eagle batters swinging strong John E. Collins for new headquarters John E. Collins, 65, of 52 Hilltop Drive died Tuesday at Manchester SPORTS Page 10 Memorial Hospital. He was the By Raymond T. DeMeo employees. WHY PAY MORE? husband of Mary C. (Lovely) Herald Reporter At the ceremony, Logan talked Collins. about the founding of Gerter He was bom in Pawtucket, R.I., Officials of Gerber Scientific Products in 1980 and the difficult and had lived in Manchester for the Inc. turned the first spadeful of times the division experienced SUPER DISCOUNT PAYS past 25 years. Before retiring on spongy, red clay earth 'Tuesday at when customers cancelled major Dec. 1,1982, he was president of the the site of what will be the new contracts in 1981 and 1982. Glasswool Insulation Co. He headquarters of Gerber Scientific He said the introduction of a new ASK ABOUT OUR founded the company in 1946. He Products. product — the Signmaker III, a FREE "LOCAL DELIVERY was a World War II Army veteran, David J. Logan, president of computerized sign making ma­ S P EC IA l serv ing in the 37th Division of Field Gerber Products, a Gerber Scien- chine — has spurred sales and "REMOVAL OF YOUR OLD APPLIANCE Artillery and received the Bronze ■ tific subsidiary, said the 48,000- enhanced future promise for the "SERVICE Star. "CASH & PICKUP” square foot building in the town's company. "NORMAL INSTALLATION / \ Besides his wife he ieaves two Buckland Industrial Park should H. Joseph Gerber, president of (Except BulH-Int) / / PRICES! daughters, Mrs. Patricia Desau- be ready for occupancy by De­ Gerber Scientific, praised the tels and Mrs. Michaela Gordon, cember. Construction at the 9.4- Gerber Products division in a both of Manchester: two sons. acre site, on a bluff in the park's speech at the groundbreaking John J. Collins of Chaplin and Paul northwest corner, will begin next ceremony.. J. Collins of Vernon: and nine 'week. “ None of the products produced grandchildren. Gerber Products, now located at at GSP existed five years ago. It is Funeral services will be Thurs­ a rented facility at 261 Broad St, because of ingenuity and dedica­ day at 9:15 a.m. from the John F. employs about 100 workers in the tion to your work that the company Tierney Funerai Home, 219 W. design and manufacture of high- is a success,” he said. Center St., with a mass of Christian technology machinery. The Board Gerber, who founded his com­ burial at 10 a.m. in St. Bartholom­ of Directors last month approved pany 35 years ago in a one-room ew's Church.Burial will be in Gerber's purchase of the industrial office on Hartford's State Street, veterans section of East park land for $234,000. said the company has “ survived Cemetery. On hand at the groundbreaking many hard times and recessions" Friends may call at the funeral ceremonies were a handful of local because it “ acted as a family with hopie today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 officials — including Mayor Ste­ good, capable people.” p.m. Memorial donations may be phen T. Penny, General Manager General Manager Weissr picking made to St. Bartholomew's Groto Robert B. Weiss, Town Planner through the post-ceremonial food Fund. Alan F. Lamson and Anne Flint, spread under a tent on the new president of the Greater Manches­ building's future site, said the Herald photo by Tarquinio Herald photo by Tarquinio Lola C. Hutchinson ter Chamber of Commerce. event was one of the best ground- Lola (Crocker) Hutchinson, 92, Officials of the Connecticut breakings that he's attended. of Huntington, Long Island, N.Y., Manchester catcher Mara Walrath Shanley but Blue Devil runner was Southington’s Rachel Mayo slides into doubled in second run for the Blue Development Authority, which “ It's good to hear about a reaches out for Southington's Chris across the plate for first run. formerly of Manchester, died gave Gerber the o.k. to float bonds successful local company,” he third base ahead of tag by Manchester’s Devils. today in Huntington Hospital. She for the project, and Connecticut said, adding that he was glad the Lynn Shaw in sixth-inning play. Mayo was the wife of the late Carroll W. National Bank, which provided event was run by company offi­ Hutchinson and the mother of financing, were also on hand. But cials and “ not a bunch of p.r. Alfred W. Hutchinson of most of the onlookers were Gerber guys.” Manchester. She was bom July 30, 1890, in Hampden, Mass., and had been a resident of Manchester and He­ Shine pleads innocent Southington — again — ousts Tribe bron areas from 1950 to 1968. She lived in Hartford until moving to Long Island four years ago. Bv Len Auster to numerous charges Faignant, proqd of her '83 CCIL due. Brann, not as quick, had the ton, not pul to the test defensively, She was a member of South Herald Sportswriter title club that winds up 19-2. Blue Devil stickers off stride and did make all the plays behind United Methodist Church of Man­ Bolduc, heading for Adelphi Uni­ fed them several pop up pills. “ We Bolduc and performed flawlessly. chester and the Manchester Chap­ HARTFORD — A now impri­ degree manslaughter and first- MERIDEN — The players versity on a full scholarship, spun a had trouble hitting her," said "T w o strong features of Southing­ ter of Womens Christian Temper­ soned William David Tufano, alias degree assault. change — mostly — from year to two-hitter in notching her national Piazza, “ She’s not overpowering ton have always been defense and ance Union. She was a 50-year William David Shine, pleaded His bond on the New Britain year as graduation takes some of record 14th consecutive shutout. but moves the ball in and out and pitching. You sec very few errors member of Hebron Grange and innocent Tuesday in Hartford charges has been set at $35,000. the respective members. She's posted 19 shutouts in her 22 we had trouble adjusting. And from them,’’ said Faignant. was a former teacher in the Superior Court to charges that he According to police reports But one thing has been constant wins. when we did hit it their shortstop “ No doubt she (Bolduc) is very Hebron school system. brutally attacked a 23-year old regarding the May 20 incident, when Manchester High and Sou­ “ She’s a fine pitcher. It’s tough (JenKohut) made two great plays. important to our team. We Besides her son in Manchester woman in New Britain. officers responding to a call behind thington High have met on the to judge her after seeing her just What did win it for us were the wouldn't be here without her..But she leaves two daughters, Mrs.E- Tufano, 23, convicted earlier this a bar found a woman handcuffed softball diamond in CIAC State once a year ago. But she has fundamentals,” he added. we also wouldn't be here without velyn Hyatt of Huntington, with year under the name Shine of and leaning against a van, bleed­ Tournament post-season play. control and a variety of pitches,” Brann allowed just six hits, off our offense and defense." said whom she made her home, and running down two persons in 1981 ing profusely from her head and That streak continued Tuesday said Faignant of Bolduc. “ We striking out none and walking Piazza. “ 1 did my best to keep it Mrs. Mildred Porter of Haddam; at the Manchester Parkade, killing face and screaming and begging afternoon as the two-time defend­ worked on shortending up on our none, and saw her final record for low. If I do that they’ll hit it intothe one sister, Mrs. Nina C. Fogil of ing Class LL champion Blue Devils one, pleaded innocent to charges of the suspect to stop hitting her. swings and just making contact. the season go to 15-1. ground and my defense will get it, ’' Huntington: 11 grandchildren: 13 first-degree kidnapping, first- Police said they found choke edged the game Indians, 2-0, We tried to pound that into them. Chris Shanley led off the Devil said Bolduc afterwards. great-grandchildren: and four before a good crowd of 400 at degree robhery, second-degree marks on the victim's neck, and That’s how we prepared.” fourth with a double over right- Southington added an insurance great-great grandchildren and assault, sixth-degree larceny and said she told them that she Falcon Field in Meriden in the fielder Toby Brown's head. “ I was several nieces and nephews. marker in the sixth. Utke lined a threatening. remembered that her air supply East Region final that doubles as The Indians went against a surprised they played so shallow," two-out single to center and The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 the state semifinal. He was free on a $2,500 appeal had been cut off in the attack. pitching machine — revved up — said Piazza. Kathy Foley’s sacri­ pinch-runner Jane Ledoux scored Main St., has charge of arrange­ Southington, unblemished at 22- bond from conviction and sentenc­ The two had never met, police and against two hard-throwing fice was mishandled with Shanley on designated hitter Rachel ments which are incomplete. 0, advances to Friday night's ing on the Manchester case when said. Her purse had been stolen, Manchester graduates, Lynne taking third. Shari Geddes lined Mayo's double up the alley in left. championship tilt against East New Britain police lodged the they said. Wright and Nancy Curtin, but the out to Kohut with the junior " I thought we played very well. In Memoriam Haven, a 3-0 .winner over Shelton, charges May 20. In April of 1981,22-year-old Allen preparation didn't pay off as shortstop making a leaping stab of Last year we didn't give it our best In memory of Raymond J. and will be seeking its fifth title in Tierney, of Glastonbury, and his Bolduc's slants produced a two-hit, a hot liner. showing but I fell we did a fine job ^ Williams, who passed away June8, His New Britain case was six years. The lone year it missed sister, Darlene, were struck by a nine-strikeout, two-walk perfor­ That temporarily derailed Sou­ today,” said Faignant. who 1982. continued to June 15, a court was 1980 when Norwalk took the .car driven by Tufano, whose name mance. “ I thought some of her low thington with catcher Meg Utke brushed off a suggestion of having spokesman said. title. Manchester, Class L L Your silent strength upheld us. was then Shine, outside David's pitches were a little low but...,” delivering a sacrifice fly to left- Southington moved out of state. Tufano adopted his step-parents runners-up to Southington a year Your tender love blanketed us Restaurant at the Parkade. Allen said Faignant of Bolduc’s virtually field. Tribe leftfielder Shana Hop- "They're a fine club and he surname during trial proceedings ago, has fallen to the eventual state with security. died of injuries, and Darlene impossible knee-high offerings. perstead got off a strong throw but prepares them well.- He run a good on the Manchester case. champ the last five years. It could Your respect for God's creation suffered serious injury. Manchester, clubbed 10-1 in last Shanley slid in just before the summer program and deserves In light of the new charges, A make it six with a Southington win gaveus serenity, andyourabsence The state Supreme Court appeal year's finals in which it committed attempted tag. everything they get,” she Hartford Superior Court judge last Friday evening. gives us deep sadness. of his conviction challenges a six errors, proved to be more of a The lone threat previously was responded. Yet all of your special gifts live week revoked the appeal bond and statute that holds drunk drivers Manchester has faced Southing­ factor this time around. " I think by Manchester in the second ordered Tufano to tegin serving ton five times in post-season play, on within us all. responsible for his actions. Shine Manchester started off on the right inning. Brann drew a two-out walk Soullilnoton (2) — Koocza ss 3-0-0-0, three times in the semifinals, once We love and miss you. his term at Somers Prison. He is said he was inebriated and didn't foot. They set us down 1-2-3 and and designated hitter Kristen RIngrose rf 3-0-0-0, Shanley 2b 3-1-10, in the quarterfinals and once in the Foley 3b 2-0-0-0, Geddes 1b 3-0-0-0, Utke now serving two concurrent six- to remember much about the inci­ that gave them confidence,” said English blooped a single just Your loving wife and family 12-year terms on counts of first- finals, but has yet been able to c 2-0-2-1, Ledoux pr 0-1-O-0, Bolduc p dent. eight-year Southington Coach Joe beyond first base. The bid went for 0-04) 0, AAovo dh 3-0-2-1, Lebel c» 3-0-1 -0, overcome the Blue Devils' stellar Piazza. “ Lastyearwescoredthree naught as Bolduc induced Beth Holon If O-O-frO, Dorsey If l-O-O-O, Totals^ array of pitchers, who seem to 23-2-4-2. / runs before they had a chance to White to tap back to the box. come one after another off a Monchester (0) — Kohut ss 3-0-04), breathe.” There were only two shots by the WolnorowskI ct 2-04)0, Brown rf production line. Corneau accident case cbntinued This time it was a scoreless Indians tq the outfield, one a 3-0-1-0, Christensen 1b3-0-0-0, W olrothc Herald photo by Tarquinio 3-04)4), Hoppersteod If 3-0-0-0, Brann b “ We looked at this as of chal­ battle through three innings with blistering drive by Brown, who Michael McAllister, the 23-year sion of marijuana, operating a crash, was still in the Intensive lenge of ‘can we hit Julie Bolduc’ . I 2-0-0-0, Show 3b O-O-O-O, English dh old accused of driving under the Indian twirler Kathy Brann, who was the lone batter to be 'on' 2-0-1-0, White 2b 2-0-0-0. Totals 23-0-2-0. motgr vehicle while under the care unit at Hartford Hospital and Southington’s Julie Bolduc proved to be more than guess we found out we couldn’t” influence, causing an accident in pitched a fine game in her own Bolduc, to rightfield that was Key; At bots-hlts-runs-RBIs. influence of alcohol or drugs, listed in critical but stable condi­ Manchester batters could handle, spinning a two-hitter. said Manchester Coach Mary Manchester 000 000 0 0 which an 18-year old high school right, matching slants with Bol- . turned into a 9-3 putout. Southing­ Southington 000 10) x 2 evading responsibility, failure to tion this morning, a hospital student was critically injured, grant half of the highway and spokesman said. He suffered a pleaded innocent Tuesday on operating without insurance and serious head injury in the early charges stemming from the operating lan unregistered motor morning head-on crash on New incident. vehicle. His case was continued for State Road. He has been in the He pleaded on charges of second- Indians a pre-trial hearing June 30. intensive care unit since the Red Sox factions in court degree assault with a motor Meanwhile, Chris B. Corneau, Turgeon surprise accident. vehicle while intoxicated, posses­ the student injured in the May 21 BOSTON (U PI) - A shaky control of the team, was authorized Sox is vested in the three general ^^11 out one-day truce nears an end today by a vote to amend the ownership partners, and said a majority vote as "warring factions” of the agreement taken by himself and a is the basis for most major Whaler selection win in 10 Two charged in Main St. fight splintered group of Boston Red Sox group of the team's limited decisions. He said the vote to owners return to court where a partners. amend the ownership agreement MONTREAL (UPI) — Brian Academy. The Newton, Mass., NEW YORK (U PI) - Alan judge has been asked to temporar- There are 30 limited partner Two men were charged Monday Police said the two were ob­ violated partnership law and stipu­ Lawton, a classy center from native played three seasons of Bannister wanted to atone for a David H. Sweeney, 24, of 75 i l y b lock an in te rn a l shares in the team. Twelve are night with breach of peace after a served fighting by officers. lations within the document. Mount St. Charles High'School high school hockey at Belmont Branford Road, was released on a "reorganization.” owned by LeRoux and ally Rogers mistake, and Toby Harrah wanted reported fight on Main Street, He also said the two other in Providence, R.I., was chosen Hill Academy in the Bay State. written promise to appear in court Suffolk Superior Court Judge Badgett, a Kentucky coal to make the most of an poiice said Tuesday. A man whose landlord said general partners had not been first overall by the Minnesota He was a member of the all-New June 20. Andrew Linscott Tuesday con­ magnate. opportunity. Michael W. Hansen, 28, and caused about $2,300 in damage by given prior notice of the amend­ North Stars Wednesday in the England All-Star team in 1981- Police said the arrest stemmed tinued the hearing for 24 hours Lawyers for Sullivan and Mrs. Bannister delivered a key sacri­ Dean M. Hansen, 19, both of 286 breaking up an apartment was ment vote. annual Entry Draft, marking 82. fice and Harrah converted it into a Main St., were each released for from a complaint filed by the because defendants named in the Yawkey, the widow of the late Red charged Monday with first-degree Goldberg told the judge the three the first time in NHL history a The Whalers, with the first run Tuesday night, giving the Manchester Superior Court dates criminal mischief, police said landlord of an apartment at 107 injunction request complained Sox owner Tom Yawkey, claim the partners had been involved in U.S. born player was the No. 1 pick ofthesecond round and No. Cleveland Indians a 2-1, 10-inning on June 20. Oakland St. they had less than an hour to amendment is illegal and asked Tuesdav. “ amicable” discussions to resolve pick. 23 overall, selected 19-year-old review lengthy court papers. Linscott to maintain the ownership victory over the New York “ internal dissension” and that The table reserved at the Ville Siren, a 6-foot-l, 183-pound Haywood Sullivan and Jean structure until the challenge can Yankees. they saw the move by LeRoux as a draft for the St. Louis Blues was defenseman from Finland. Unit named Y a wkey — two of the Red Sox three be fully litigated. Ron Hasscy opened the 10th with tactic in the negotiations. empty. Ralston Purina Co., Siren was the third pick for the general partners — want to block “ What we have here is two a single lo center and Fischlin ran on housing Attorneys for LeRoux and Bad­ whose attempts to sell the club Whalers in the top 23, all of good for him. Bannister, whose earlier implementation of the "reorgani­ warring factions and what we ask gett had argued unsuccessfully for remain in limbo, chose not to The Board of Directors zation of internal management” size. He p-layed fortheNational fielding blunder gave New York a \Viur* is that the status quo be main­ dismissal of the injunction request, send a representative to the Monday appointed a 10- Junior Finnish team the last 1-0 lead, sacrificed Fischlin to announced Monday by & e third tained until this issue is resolved on saying Sullivan and Mrs. Yawkey draft. member committee to general partner. Buddy LeRoux. couple of years. second and Harrah followed with a 9” palm its merits,” said attorney Dan failed to prove the reorganization The North Stars used the study the feasibility of LeRoux said the reorganization, Goldberg. The four-time Stanley Cup single, handing Rich Gossage, 2-2, posed immediate and irreversable selection they had obtained in a building affordable hous­ wicker which would essentially give him champion New York Islanders . the loss. Goldberg said control of the Red harm. deal with Pittsburgh to nab ing for the elderly or then jumped on the American “ Goose Gossage is the best relief or Lawton, who will turn 18 on June mixed-group housing on bandwagon, employing a choice pitcher in baseball and anytime 9” split bamboo *J 29 and scored 85 goals with 86 town-owned property. reg, 1.88 they had obtained from New you do something against him you assists in 49 games during two The committee will be 1 baskets Jersey to pick native Detroiter have to be very happy.“ Harrah seasons at Mount St. Charles. composed of four Republi­ 12 oz. bag reg. 974 Pat LaFontaine. LaFontaine said. Age catching up to Yaz The Hartford Whalers fol­ cans, four Democrats and ' scored 103 goals and 132 assists non-allergenic lowed the North Stars’ by two ex-officio members. ' in 70 games in leading the resilient choosing Sylvain Turgeon from The Democrats area 2/1.00 BOSTON (U PI) - The situation Yastrzemski, who had fanned on in a row in their one- time chamber Verdun Juniors to the Quebec the Hull Olympiques of the O’Brien Tech Edward Barlow, Barney I called for drama and few have his last at-bat, instead grounded to of horrors, but only their sixth in league championships . in his brilliant chrome Quebec junior league. Turgeon Peterman Sr., Richard F. shown more flair for such mo­ third baseman Tom Brookens, who the last 36 at Fenway Park. It is the rookie campaign. do-it-youritlf "weatherproof: scored 54 goals and 109 assists next for East Hagearty and Ben Rubin. I plated tools ments in the past than Carl started a game-ending double play first time Detroit manager Sparky mirror polished, heavy gauge rswsb kits "waterproof for the Olympiques. Turgeon is The Buffalo Sabres, using the Ansonia’s O'Brien Tech is the Republicans are Na­ Yastrzemski. - to give the Tigers a 4-2 win. The Anderson has won two games ip prime steel, lop quality, all "fade resistant, a 6-foot, 190-pound, 18-year-old choice of the Los Angeles Kings, next obstacle in the path of the than Agostinelli, Joseph / But at age 44,. things have indignity of the final out, at least one series in Fenway Park since purpose hand tools, with sura "long wear . center, who shoots left, who can surprised some people by se­ L. Swensson Sr,, Frank * changed, at least from the perspec­ from the Boston perspective, cer­ his Cincinnati Reds did it in the East Catholic Eagles, as they grip walnut color, wood-grain "6 colors ’ tive at the other end. also possibly be used at left lecting another American drive toward the CIAC Class L Livingston and William j handles, holes in handles lor tainly did not shock Wilcox, who 1975 World Series. player, goaltender Tom Bar- DiYeso. " I t used to be that you didn't wing. Left wing was one place baseball championship. I easy storage. has faced Yastrzemski for more “ This is a different team, we’ve rasso, who posted a 0.73 goals- Ex-officio members are ' even want to see him come to the th^n a decade. where the Whalers were weak a East, 19-3, will meet O'Brien got different personnel and a year ago. Turgeon was ' a against average in 23 games the executive director of / reg. 1.49 2/2.49 plate at anytime. Not anymore,” different attitude,” Andersonsaid. at Ceppa Field in Meriden member of Team Canada at the with Acton-Boxboro High housing authority, Carol* sale 894 each said Detroit pitcher Milt Wilcox. "H e ’s not the same hitter," Wilcox, 6-6, and the American Thursday at noon in the slate Lang Tinn 1983 Wolrd Junior Champion­ School in Boston. Shan ley. and one member / Yastrzemski came to bat with Wilcox said. “ I faced him in '71, '7^ League leader in complete games semifinals. The winner will play a great value ship in Leningrad. He played in of the building committee, \ KEENEY ST. one out in the ninth, runners on and '73 with Cleveland and he was with seven, was staked to a 4-0 lead New Jersey, with the pick in Saturday’s title game at a Bank Finincing the '83 QMJHL All-Star game. to be selected by the > EXIT OFF 1 ^ first and third, and Boston trailing awesome then, one of the best. in the first. Three runs might not they acquired from St. Louis, time and site to be determined ooulitillinlo^ 2V 4*72«; 2Vix17 ft. The Whalers had picks Nos. 20 building committee. I Availibla 4-2. Wilcox had yielded three "But now he only looks for one have scored had not Glenn Moore chose right winger John Ma- against the Windham-Stiatford Vwithourslbffi^ reg- ®-77 rag- 794 2/1.49 straight hits in the inning for one pitch and I ’m not afraid to throw and 23 overall and with the winner. Liaisons to the commit- ' VMrm^ srie 1-W 647-9M7 swung on a pitch that the Red Sox cLean, who had 47 goals and 08 tee from the Board of / sale 494 Al£i run and was going nowhere. The him a breaking ball. He’s still a second pick in the first round, points in 66 games witli the O' Brien was a 9-4 winner over , I «»«soiewn>isoaa I had called for a pickoff between acquired in the Mark Howe deal Directors will be Joan V, *' Detroit bullpen was exhausted. good hitter, but not a great hitter catcher and second base. As a Oshawa Generals of the Ontario Wilbur Cross Tuesday and goes ^ 976 Msln StoMt 9:00->S:30 m on-sat Items limned to 445 NJ with Philadelphia, selected 17- Lingard, Republican, and, eewnWen Hsnehtstei MANCHESTEI 647-9998 "W e'd have had it made if Yaz and the umpires aren't as lenient result, Jerry Remy was out of league. The Toronto Maple into the game against East with quantnios on hand year-old center David Jensen. Kenneth N. T edford , 9:00-8:00 thur had hit one into right center to with him. They know his sight and position, the ball went for an infield Leafs used their own pick to a 17-3 record. ^

By Mike DeCourcy Everybody kind of runs It’s almost as if Jim Penders was “ And I don’t mind having a East is now just two short steps contact. The team that gives us Herald Sportswrlter together. running a boot camp instead of a leadoff hitter who can drive the from another state championship. problems will have a kid who can -Tf,.. It’s that way even on the field. baseball team. His players are, ball out of the ballpark. He can There seems to be little that could throw junk or throw breaking stuff S oftball Little League Soccer This is a group of young men East Catholic, as evidenced byits well, too perfect. demoralize you when he rips the prevent the team from capturing all over the plate.” sbrely lacking in the one factor 19-3 record and frightening offen­ They stand at the plate with their ball.” the title after it has outscored its TONIOHT'S GAMES which, above aii, makes a given sive statistics, is capable of bats extending vertically and their Tim Wisnieski, possibly East’s first two playoff opponents 42-7. Until that time, the Eagles will ArmvANavv vi. Podal, 6— Fitzge­ American Pee Wee athletic team memorable: person­ destroying just about any high elbows neatly cocked. Their eyes, rald best all-around player, follows Except pitching. A hard- continue their assault on the Police vs. Red-Lee, 6— PoganI Bob’s G ulf scored tw o runs In the lost llling— Oilers 1 (Jason Andrews), ality. Individually, they are not school baseball team that dares to with vision unimpeded by odd Masse in the order. Wisnieski is at throwing teenager with control can innocent youngsters who are VIttner's vs. Nutmeg, 4— Nike inning but It wasn't enough to cotch Mustangs 0 (Dan Stopplemon played unappealing, but put 20 kids with Town Fire, which won 6-5 Tuesday w e ll). stand in its way. Hitting is what stances or other such idiosyncra- or near the top of the Eagles’ list in silence the most boisterous bats. “ I forced to fire baseball in their Gentle Touch vs. Reed, 7:30— Nike night at Waddell Field. Charlie Istiep short hair cuts and clear complex­ sets the Eagles far apart from cies, focus intently upon the Sportsman's vs. X-Mart, 6— Charter Dolphins 3 (Todd Grundmeir 2, Br ion all the major offensive categories. don’t know that there is anybody direction. Oak and Mark Huhtala pitched for the Ruganis), Panthers 1 (Chad Herdic) ions into the same dugout and what their peers, yet even at the plate pitcher and the ball he releases. He’s second on the team with a .380 like that in the state, from what I “ We’ve got an excellent blend of Gibson's vs. Dean Machine, 4— winning side. Jeff Goodin had two hits MCC— Sockers 3 (Philip Dokin you come up with is a serious case Robertson for Bob's Gulf and Sean Toland two for Tony Cook, own goal). Penguins 2 the squad remains regimented and The swings are quick and level. batting average and 25 RBIs and is hear from the scouts,” Penders kids. Some real serious kids and Town Fire. of assimilation. Oil Heat vs. Barraclltfes, 4— Keenev (Jonathon Stannizzi, Jay Gannon). disciplined. Boeing? Perhaps, but the Eagles tied for the team lead in home runs, claimk. some clowns. There’s real Anderson vs. Work Apparel, 7:30— Aztecs 4 (Matt DeMarco, Danny believe that, when batting, the with four. “ With our pitching machine you chemistry.” Robertson National Colangelo, Dave Upchurch. Kevin object is to be effective, not "H e ’s all business, a very can get the ball going 100 miles per All the ingredients blend to­ Main vs. Buffalo, 7:30— Fitzgerald Bell). Tornadoes 0. exciting. Chris Moore collected three hits and serious kid. He thinks baseball, hour, and we still make good gether. Perfectly. \ pitched well in relief to lead Nichols “ Selectivity: I think that’s the Dusty Midgets plays baseball 365 days a year and V T ire to on 8-3 v ic to ry over A uto T rim & key to hitting,’’ says Penders, the that’s a rarity now,” Penders says. Cary Coffin singled In the bottom of Paint at Buckley Field. Neal Rowdies 5 (Jomes Barbato 2, Bruce silent sergeant who coaches East. “ He’s our captain and sets an the seventh ond Clorence Switzer's Schackner hod two doubles and a BerzensKi 2, Jon Golos), Caribous 0 bose hit drove him home as Center s ngle, and Erik Brnham sparked the (Tim Moynihan ployed well). “ You become a .400 hitter when excellent example, not necessarily Congo posted a 2-t victory Tuesday Nichols defense Bryan CollettI hit o Stallions 0 (Travis Hibler ployed you’re ahead of the pitcher, as by yelling encouragement but night over Purdy’s at Keenev Field. homer for the losing side well), Comets 0 (Lee O’Connor ployed opposed to a .200 hitter when you’re through his work habits.” A Pat Castagna had two hits for Center, w e ll) . while previously unbeaten Purdy got behind. 1 Olympics 3 (Brian Altrui 2, Steve The third spot in any batting two from Mickey Coulombe. American Farm White), Suns 1 (Gordon Hamilton). “ The kids are pretty selective order is of paramount importance, Mike Irrero drove in the winning Toros 2 (Kevin Poirot. Paul Speigei). when they’re hitting. They don’t and at East it belongs to spunky indy runs In the bottom ot the sixth with o Falcons 1 (Julie Holmes). t V ] MCC— Astros 2 (Mike Tomeo, Eric swing at too many bad pitches. junior Jeff Riggs. He does what he 7■ ■.ywc • ■' ^o-run double as Town Fire beot Led by Jim RoslMo's two homers and Bob's Gult, 13-12, at Volley. Lori Gallo Hlolmeer). Sounders 1 (Tom Berte) Maybe that's concentrated on in can to shatter the Eagles’ staid a single. Main Pub collected 18 hits in a paced the winners with three hits, and practice.” image with his forthright cocki­ 12*1 thrashing of Jury Box ot Robert­ Brenda Bissell had three base hits for son. Danny Socha homered for Main, Bob's. Juniors Yes, the Eagles are so deadly ness and penchant for the flashy Kevin Hanlon, Steve Crispino and dull that they’ve compiled a team Strikers 3 (Jodi Widmer, Chris play. r Scott Hanson had three hits ond Mark Dovev, Scott Johnson), Minutemen 0 batting average of .340 and could Riggs, hitting .310 with 22 RBIs Pollard had two. Frank Rizzo had two National Farm (Brion Sampson played well). m m r hits for Jury Box. ( almost go oh-for-their-final-two- and three home runs, has matured N ichols TIre.took a 19-8 decision over Bears 2 (Jonas McCray, Heather Alm ond), Knights0 (Scott Rose ployod games and still break the school as a player this season, having Cherrone's Pockoge Store trimmed previously unbeaten Wolff-Zackin at Bowers Field. Jim Curry and Rob w e ll), record of .315 that was set last W ilson E le c tric , 4-2, at FItzgerold. Pete Warriors 4 (B.J. DIano 2, Jeff earned his way into the order’s Denz ripped three hits and Mike LeClerc each had three hits, John year. , Joworski played well and winning Staniunas 2). Eagles 2 (Todd Tvsko, third slot after bouncing from top Crockett and Charlie Ronotaklns two Anthony W right). They’ve scored 219 runs, an to bottom. “ I ’ve never had a more apiece for Cherrone's. Kevin Walsh pitcher Keith Woltf fanned 13 for 6*2 Nichols. Keith Bergeron homered ond Wings 8 (Kevin O'Donnell 3. Don average of 10 per game, and have and Frank Szitagyl had three and two Longer 2, Mo Moriarty, John Taylor, aggressive player than Jeff. He hits respectively for Wilson's. Andy Cole socked two doubles for 6-1-1 smacked 20 homers in 22 outings. Wolft-Zackin. Bryce Alien), Bruins 0 (Steve Borgidci really believes there’s nobody any Behind a 16-hit a tta c k , B u ffa lo W ater played well). Only two regulars are batting better than he is, and it makes Tavern stopped Hungry Tiger, 8-3, at below .300. One is hitting .299. Fitzgerald. Alan Noske, Sieve Longo, int. Farm everybody else believe, too,” says Bob Gorman, Denis Wirtello, Tim Intermediate The Japanese, apparently, have his coach. Coughlin, Russ Bilodeau and Dole UPI photo 7-Eleven oullosted the Oilers. 20-15, Charter Oak— Racers 11 (Woyne yet to corner the market on Then there’s Doug Bond. Ostrout each slashed two hits for BWT at Verplanck Field. Barry Rasmus had while Jim Bombria and Fred Campo- Hollingsworth 2, Peter Follett 3, David efficiency. “ In the 15 years I ’ve been here, five singles and four RBI, Tony Davis H art, Cart Skoog 2. Ken Chong 2, Jason Edmonton Oilers’ center Wayne seo each had two blows for Tiger. singled and tripled and Michael Hoo- “ I like to have the kids swing the he’s got to be, potentially, the best and the Hart Trophy as most valuable* Bellong), Mets 0. gland doubledtwice for the 5-3 winners Stors 7 (Doug Johnson 3, Mike bat," says Penders. ’’I ’ll give a kid hitter we’ve had,” said Penders of Gretzky took home the Art Ross Trophy player award, the fourth straight year Northern Julie Lagasse was o standout deten Koblect, Mott Alpert, Louis Jaffe. a green light on a 3-0 pitch, even if slvely. Chris Osella fanned eight and Dove Russell), R’ed Sox 0. his massive cleanup man, who for being the league's leading scorer he’s won the latter. Joe Tetroult, Dave Wackier, Kevin smacked a double ond Sue Reed and he’s not hitting, just to give him the Deane and C harlie SchlavettI collected Hurricanes 2 (Rob Chaioux, Tom checks in with a team-high 26 RBIs Chris Luongo also played well for the Pritchard), Bulls 0. confidence." three hits each ta lead Manchester 3-6 O ilers. and four home runs, plus a .340 P ro o e rtv M aintenance ta a 14-6 v ic to ry Rangers 1 (Larry Jarvis). Diplomats Penders is fond of repeating a> average. “ He’s got power, contact over Manchester JC's Blue at Robert- 0 . phrase that is apparently of his ... he just crushes the ball. He’s hit son. Jav Sherwood had two hits for the Rookies own invention. “ Ninety percent of w inners, w hile the JC 's w ere led bv Dan some real shots.” Foster's three hits ond Dove Felghn's The Mighty Cots beat the Green r-r - hitting is between the ears,” he Frank McCoy is a clutch-hitter. tw o. M achine, 6-4, In gam e that was decided Gretzky repeat MVP by defense. Morgan Boaraue hadthree says, always punctuating the sent­ With all those studs in front of him hits and Todd Shorp and Greg Ryan B aseball ence with a gesture to his temple. he spends plenty of time in the West Side two each for the winners. Jamie On offense, the Eagles utilize clutch, hence his team-high .415 M ONTREAL (U PI) — It was not the victory itself, Downing played well defensively. tm the most gentlemanly player over fellow right winger Allied Printing struck aulekiv, scor­ Mike Shaia led the losers with three their mental ability as much as average and superb total of 25 but rather the margin of the triumph which surprised Rick Middleton of Boston; center Bobby Clarke of ing five In the first and three in the third Alumni Junior Wayne Gretzky. hits, followed by Mike Homllton, Ron their bats, starting at the top of the RBIs. Philadelphia won the Frank Selke Trophy as the top In posting a 12-4 triumph over Belll- Hlcklng ond Luis Rivera with two. order with Bill Masse and working The Edmonton Oilers center became the first veau Painters at PoganI Field. Dan Rivero also turned In on unassisted Joe Casey doubled twice and singled The guys that follow McCoy are defensive forward over winger Jari Kurri of Leonard tripled ond singled twice and double-play. and got the pitching victory as the player in National Hockey League history Tuesday to Giants beot the Pirates, 17-5, Tuesday down to the No. 9-hitter, Paul no less impressive: Chris Darby Edmonton; and forward Steve Larmer of Chicago Tom Powers hod a base hit ond an B lue B andits took a 12-10 win over the Tucker, who’s batting a mere .286. (.321, two homers, 13 RBIs; Paul capture the Hart Trophy, awarded to the league’s inslde-the-pork home run tor Allied. Leprechauns Monday night. John night at Moriarty Field. Steven Gav captured the Calder Trophy as rookie of the year over Belllveau's wos paced bv Peter Belll- and Joe Tomkunas ployed well for the Masse is something of an anach­ Roy (.299, one homer, 16 RBIs); most valuable player, four consecutive times. Ahiberg had three hlfs Including a defenseman Phil Housley of the Buffalo Sabres. veau with a single and triple and homer, Tony Cook also three hits and P irates. ronism in the leadoff spot. He’s not Tim Feshler (.355, 15 RBIs) and The 22-year-old Gretzky received 215 of a possible For this time in the history of the NHL awards, the Richard Lynch with a base hit and an John Bosco, Chris Miller and Glen Inside-the-parker. much of a threat to steal and is not Tucker (.286, one homer and 10 315 points in a vote among 63 members of the league announced two finalists for each trophy a Weeks two apiece tor the Bandits All-Star voting what you would consider a contact RBIs). Professional Hockey Writers’ Association, while Tommy HIne and Phil Dakin played month ago and didn’t reveal the winners until the well for the Leprechauns. Herald photo by Pinto Herald photo by Pinto Nike hitter. “ He’s more like a No. “ Even Tucker, mechanically, is capturing 43 first place votes to finish 107 points ahead actual presentation. NEW YORK (UPI) — The following is Bill Masse is leadoff hitter for East and has set many a 3-hitter for most teams," Penders not the most perfect hitter. But he of Boston Bruins’ goalie Pete Peeters. Gretzky raised his total of regular season, playoff Butch Kinney had two hits to lead early returns In the voting for the Notional LeogueAll-Storteom. Thegome table for the hungry Eagle batters. admits, “ but Billy does not swing bears down and gets a lot of key Tim Wisnieski in the No. 2 slot in the order has done “ It’s just as exciting for me to win it a fourth time as and all- star game records to 37 this season by setting B.A. Club to a norrow 2-1 victory over at bad pitches. Tony’s Pizza at Nike Field. Bill win be played in Chicago July 6; hits for us,” Penders says. severe damage to opponents with his torrid stick. it was to win it the first time,” said Gretzky. " I or tying 18 new marks. Stevenson and Lloyd Boutiller had two Catcher — 1, Gary Carter. Montreal thought the vote wb^d be a lot closer than it was. But He has competed in 319 of a possible 320 games over hits for the losing side. 103,592; 2. D arrell P orter. St. Louis I ’m happy the way iftumedout. I know it’s a tough act 90.175; 3, T e rry Kennedy. Son Diego a four- year career, averaging 2.22 points per game R a d io , T V 34.150; 4, Tony Pena, Pittsburgh 23.338, to follow and it’s going to be tougher tp go out the next and .843 goals per game. He has won the Art Ross Dec 5. Jody Davis, Chicago 16,153; 6, Bo year and win it again.” Diaz, Phlladelphio 12,464. trophy as the league’s scoring champion for the last MCC Vets punched out five runs In AL roundup As in his custom, Gretzky lauded his teammates. three years. the opening Inning and went on to First base — 1, Steve Garvey, San Celtics confirm defeat Highlander by an 8-7 score of TONIGHT Diego 75.692; 2, Keith Hernandez, St. “ I couldn’t have won this trophy without those other Peeters, 25; backstopped Boston into first place Nike. John Kearney had two hits. 6 College World Series:’ Oklahoma Louis 70,743; 3, Pete Rose, Philadelphia , 19 guys on the ice. My teammates have always taken overall last season with a 2.36 goals-against average Including a triple, and Barry Stearns Stote vs. Arizono State, ESPN 50,981; 4, Al O liver, M ontreal 36,037; 5, care of me and of course when you’re winning, added two sofetles. BID Zwick had a 7:15 Red Sox vs. Tigers, WTIC B ill Buckner, Chicago 30,891; 6. Joson and a league-leading eight shutouts in 62 starts. Thompson, Pittsburgh 25,274. everything seems to fall into place.” two-run homer and a base hit and Dan 8 Yankees vs. Indians, SportsChan- Jones as new man The Edmonton native was acquired by Boston in a Walker had two hits for Highlander. nel, WPOP Second base — I, Steve Sax. Los Martinez makes Angeles 103.949; 2, Tom m y Herr. St. Gretzky, with only four NHL seasons to his credit, trade last June which sent defenseman Brad 6 Boxing, ESPN joins Gordie Howe, who played 26 NHL seasons with Louis 56,603; 3, JoeMprgan, Philodeiphia BOSTON (UPI) - K.C. Jones McCrimmon to Philadelphia — a deal which prooved Women's Rec 47,510; 4, RyneSondberg, Chicago 26,119; him a genius for nothing.” the Detroit Red Wings and the Hartford Whalers, and isn’ t a stockbroker though he has to be a major steal for the Bruins. 5, Doug Flynn, Montreal 20,435 ; 6, Glenn Auerbach said, “ The qualities I former Boston great Eddie Shore as the only players Mary Carroll had three hits and Hubbard, Atlanto 19,554. just taken on an occupation that see in K.C. are, one, as a player he Peanuts of foe Langway, Gretzky and Peeters were all named to Hunorv Tiber totaled 17 In a 12-5 Third base — 1, Mike Schmidt, to win the Hart Trophy four times. He is the first ever has speculative considerations — was a great defensive player and the league’s first all-star team Monday. victory over Taloga at Chorter Oak. P hlladelphio94,305; 2, Ron Cey, Chicogo to win it four straight. Bossy, 25, was considered the classic goal-scorer Mary Ann Nassitt, Janet Norris and 53,852; 3, Ken O berkfell, St. Louis 48,312, the head coaching position of the defense is the name of the game. By Mike Tully single by Rick Dempsey and Beth Correia each had three hits. 4, Pedro Guerrero. Los Angeles 45,338; 5. Rod Langway of the Washington Capitals was before Gretzky arrived in the league and devalued all Boston Celtics. He has compassion, he has knowl­ UPI Sports Writer Ayala’s solo homer in the sixth, his Debbie Pelletier had two tor the Bob Horner, A tlanta 22,219; 6, Bill awarded the James Norris Trophy as the top previous records. w inners. C alen d ar Madlock, Pittsburgh 16,963. But to paraphase a brokerage edge and he can be tough when'he second, made it 5- 2. Ned Yost hit a defenseman over Philadelphia’s Mark Howe; Peeters The native Montrealer took only 20 minutes in Shortstop — 1, Ozzle Smith, St. Louis house’s motto, Jones maintains has to be.” Dennis Martinez had a longer two-run homer for Milwaukee in 135.060; 2, Dave Concepcion, Cincin won the Vezina Trophy as the top goaltender over penalties last season while scoring 60 goals and 58 Charter Oak you win an NBA championship the Jones, an assistant coach with victory drought than Charlie the seventh. Dauer made it 6-4 with nati Roland Melanson of the New York Islanders; Mike assists — his record- breaking sixth consecutive 100- 47,221; 3, B ill Russell, Los Angeles old fashioned way — you earn it Boston for the past five years, and Brown. But Tuesday night, he Highland Park Market scored tiye THURSDAY his second homer in the seventh. Bossy of the Islanders won the Lady Byng Trophy as point season. times In the seventh inning to take a 27,362; 4, L a rry Bowa. Chicago 26,990; 5, through defense. assistant coach Jimmy Rodgers, reduced the opposition to Peanuts. Baseball G a rrv Templeton, San Diego 22,275; 6, ” Our ballclub started the season 12-8 verdict over LaStrada Pizza at East Catholic vs. O'Brien Tech ot Jones, who was a defensive both were given multi-year con­ Martinez rode home runs by Fitzgerald Field. Alex Britnell lashed Dickie Thon, Houston 17.034. hitting the ball and then we went Ceppa Field, Meriden, noon. Outfield — 1, Dale Murphy, Atlanta standout in nine seasons with the tracts. Further details were not Eddie Murray, Gary Roenicke, three hits and Joe Panaro, Tom Moc, into a tailspin and really hit the Bruce Thelling and John Zavodlanclk 88,517; 2, W illie McGee, St. Louis 85,445; Celtics in the l%0s, Tuesday took released. Benny Ayala and Rich Dauertohis SATURDAY' 3, George Hendrick, St. Louis 77,019; 4, skids,” said Altobelli. “ Now we’re ■In two apiece tor the Markets. Mike Track over from the departed Bill Fitch His appointment makes Jones' first victory since May 10 as the Panclera and Jim Lachapelle roped Lonnie Smith, St. Louis 67,230; 5, Dusty starting to come around.” Manchesfer/Easf Catholic boys at Boker, Los Angeles 66,640 ; 6. Andre as head coach of the troubled the ninth coach in the 37-year Orioles posted a 6-4 decision over three and two hits respectively tor State Open (Willow Brook Park, New Rangers 10, Mariners 0 Pizza. Dowson, Montreal 63,400; 7, Ken basketball team. history of the franchise. Except for the Milwaukee Brewers. Friday The court ruling was averted Tuesday Britain), 10 a.m. Landreaux, Los Angeles 49,048; At Seattle, Rick Honeycutt, 8- 3, Noah draws suspension Jones believes that though Fitch, who left two weeks ago and The Orioles pounded 10 hits off when the Spurs agreed to allow the Nets to tossed a three-hitter and Pete flashy offense gets the headlines, has since signed to coach the starter Mike Caldwell, 5-5, and negotiate with Albeck in return for cash and O’Brien homered and drove in it’s tenacious defense that earns Houston Rockets, all the Boston reliever Bob Gibson. Tippy Mar­ Two days after being crowned French Open player compensation. The compesation will be three runs. T h e ' left-hander lo­ the wins. coaches since Auerbach have been tinez finished for his seventh save. champion, Yannick Noah of France was awarded only if the Nets sign Albeck. wered his ERA to 1.66, best among “ The first place I ’d like to build former Celtic players. “ Dennis has pitched well in the suspended from starters in the AL. O’Brien belted on and see if my ideas work is the “ This makes it all in the family, ’’ last three games,” Baltimore tournament tennis • • • his second home run of the year defensive end,” said Jones, as said Auerbach."We feel we have UPI photo manager Joe Altobelli said. “ The for three months City presents case during a six-run first inning, Celtics president and general to make a few moves. Some people thing about Dennis is he’s never and fined $20,000 for chasing starter Bob Stoddard, 4-7. manager Red Auerbach sat next to will not be back. But the basic Steve Carlton tips his hat to the crowd after moving in started out great. But last year he walking out his The city of Oakland, which is trying to convince A ’s 5, Blue Jays 3 7 ^ . , ______\ him, puffing his ever-present nucleus of our team will remain front of Nolan Ryan as all-time major league strikeout got off the hook a couple of times. country’s team dur­ a Superior Court judge to approve its request for At Oakland, Calif., Mike Davis cigar. intact.” leader. This year he’s been involved in ing last month’s an eminent domain takeover of the Raiders drove in three runs and Tim “ I ’m very happy to be home,” One immediate problem is every decision except his last one, World Team Cup professional football team, Tuesday presented a Conroy pitched 5 1-3 innings of Jones told a news conference in forward-center Kevin McHale, and that’s how he got to be 3-9. His competition in scenario that would haye the city contract with a three-hit relief. Conroy, i-i, re­ Auerbach’s cramped Boston who is a free agent. A published ERA and everything is similar to Duesseldorf, West general manager to run the team. Garden office. “ It’s a fantastic report said the New York Knicks last year when he was 2-5.” placed starter Mike Norris, who 'Germany. Noah left after two innings because of opportunity for me. would offer McHale a $3.5 million, Bumbiing Dodgers Trailing 1-0, Baltimore took a 3-1 won $90,000 Sunday L stiffness in his right shoulder. "M y first priority now is to sit 3-year contract sometime this lead in the bottom of the first. Cal when he defeated US3AI refuses okay DARK DENIM Steve Baker finished and earned down with Red and see what he has week, but Knicks’ spokesmen said Ripken drew a two- out walk and Mats Wilander of his third save. Jim Gott fell to 2-5 in his briefcase. He has all his Tuesday that nothing had been Murray hit a 3-2 pitch over the Sweden in straight A spokesman for the United States Boxing Sizes 32 to 42 Royals 9, Twins 4 secrets in there. They don’t call discussed with the player. play give-a-way center field fence for his eighth sets to win the Association International said Tuesday night that At Kansas City. Mo.. Hal McRae homer. Roenicke followed with his French title. The the USBAI would not sanction a heavyweight title knocked in four runs to give Larry sixth homer, a line shot into the left suspension was le­ fight between World Boxing Council champion / Gura his first victory since April vied Tuesday by the Larry Holmes and Marvis Frazier. Bv Fred McMane Cardinals 2, Phillies 1 field stands. $ 90 26. <3ura scattered eight hits over UPI Sports Writer “ We always got one run behind, Men’s International At Philadelphia, Bob Forsch six innings to snap a career-long but they always got the extra run Professional Tennis Reg.'30 & *31 pitched a two-hitter in outdueling seven-game losing streak in im­ that made it difficult," Brewers’ . Council, the sport’s Thompson checks out The Atlanta Braves consider the Steve Carlton and George Hen­ proving his record to 5-7. Dan manager Harvey Kuenn said. I highest body, in a Los Angeles Dodgers the team to drick hit a two-run homer to lift the Quisenberry hurled the final three “ They hit the ball hard but we Five-time NBA all-star David Thompson of the beat in the National League West Cardinals to victory. Forsch, 4-4 innings to record his 13th save. Yannick Noah leviYrormen made some good defensive plays. here. Noah, 23, may Seattle SuperSonics has checked put of a drug and this season. That is, if the Dodgers retired 18 batters in a row after White Sox 12, Angels 11 That’s why we’re out there.” miss either the U.S. Open or France’s Davis Cup alcohol rehabilitation center in Denver after miHl^Kosinim^ooSr^ don’t beat themselves. allowing Mike Schmidt’s llth After Milwaukee added a run in At Anaheim, (^ lif., Greg Luzins- quarterfinal against Paraguay. undergoing 30 days of treatment, his attorney The two best teams in the N L home run of the season in the ki s two-out, lOth-inning double We've combined our West met for the first time this the fourth, the Orioles made it 4-2 Complaining of stomach pains, Noah returned said Monday. Although he denied having a drug second inning. Bo Diaz singled in scored Tony Bernazard and lifted to Paris from Duesseldorf without informing problem when traded to Seattle last summer, famous “skosh more room season Tuesday night and the the eighth for the other hit off in the fourth on a run- scoring the White Sox. Dodgers held a give-a-way that tournament organizers and forfeited his sche­ Thompson confirmed rumors that have followed in the seat and thigh" with Forsch, who struck out two and duled match the following day against West his eight-year pro career by entering the \- some great new features, to would have made game show host walked none in facing only 29 Monty Hall proud. Germany’s Damir Keretic. The tournament ban rehabilitation center May 4, shortly after the create the most comfortable batters. Carlton struck out six to could be reduced to six weeks if Noah undertakes SuperSonics were eliminated in the playoffs. Aided by throwing errors by Moriarty’s now at 5-0 Levi's jeans over-Levi's Action raise his career total to a major- pot to play any exhibitions or tournaments second baseman Steve Sax, third league leading 3,526. outside the M IPTC’s control while it is in force. Jeans. While the "skosh"gives baseman Pedro Guerrero and first NEW BRITAIN- Undefeated you that slightly fuller cut for a trim baseman Greg Brock in the Astros 4, Giants 2 s^th Moriarty’s got a pair to put Reds recall Cato Moriarty Brothers helped them­ the game away. Johnson led off the seventh inning enabled the Braves At Houston, Tony Scott doubled ■ 4 comfortable fit, our unique comfort selves to the offerings of three inning with a single and Bill The Cincinnati Reds called up right-handed to score two runs and paved the in the winning run in the seventh Loughery signs on waistband breathes with you and . Bordiere Travel pitchers, but it Chapulis was hit by a pitch. Tom pitcher Keefe Cato from their Indianapolis farm way for a 4-1 triumph. inning and scored an insurance run was a trio of wild pitches that Capalbo ioaded the bases with a Signing a contract is a mere formality between team Tuesday to replace right-handed pitcher stays neat looking. And oureasy-care moments later to help the Astros to brought about a 4-1 victory for single, Ray Gliha drew a walk that two friends but Atlanta coach Kevin Loughery is Brad Lesley, who was sent back to Indianapolis two-way stretch fabric keeps Levi's With the Dodgers ahead 1-0 on victory. Moriarty’s’ Tuesday evening in Pedro Guerrero’s second-inning sent home the third tun and Stan set to ink a three-year contract with the Chicago Monday night. Action Jeans looking good and feeling Greater Hartford ’Twilight Base­ homer. Dale Murphy led off the Lewis hit a sacrifice fly that wound Bulls. The Bulls are expected to announce terrific wash after wash. Cubs 6, Mets 1 ball League play at Willow Brook up the scoring. Thursday that Loughery, a close friend of Bulls seventh with a grounder that Sax Park in New Britain. At Chicago, Ryne Sandberg Craig Steuernagel, former East general manager Rod Thorn, will sign the threw into the dirt past Brock at MB’s, now 5-0 for the season, got Tennis pro .Smith retires first, enabling Murphy to reach drove in two runs and Chuck Catholic High standout and recent contract Thursday. “It’s just a formality,” two runs in the fourth and two in second. Bob Horner then grounded Rainey and Bill Campbell com­ University of Connecticut gradu­ Loughery said Tuesday after meeting with At the age of 23, professional tennis player Anne bined on a six-hitter in leading the the sbeth and barely had to lift its ate, pitched brilliantly for Moriar­ Thorn. ..Now that the tough negotiations are over, Smith is giving up the game to devote her time to to Guerrero, who made a wild bats to do it. In the fourth, Ray throw into the dirt past first base, Cubs to their sixth straight ty’s. He went the distance, striking the New Jersey Nets are free to sit down and talk educational and business opportunities. "H er triumph. Mltta singled and Mike Johnson out eight and allowing only two contract with Stan Albeck. Albeck’s three-year reasons are pretty well thought out,” her agent, enabling Murphy to score and walked, and the two of them UPI photo Horner to reach second. Horner Expos 3, Pirates 2 walks and five hits in moving his contract with the San Antonio Spurs expired after Steve Corey, said Tuesday. “ She feels that at 23 to REGAVS"Your Ovality Men's Shop' scampered around the bases as the K.C. Jones is all smiles as he meets the media after being took third when Brock threw wildly At Montreal, Lee Mazzilli and record to 2-0. the 1982-83 season but Spurs president Angelo 24 years old she had a very good professional Johnnie Ray singled in runs in the Bordiere hurlers threw'three balls Drossos claims the two had a verbal agreement DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER . VERNON to the plate to try to get Murphy past their catcher. MB’s will play again Thursday career. She has become financially secure, but confirmed as the newest Boston Celtic head coach. and scored on Chris Chambliss’ sixth inning to help the Pirates for a new pact. Albeck, 52, disagreed and the two she also realized that the best years of life are 903 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PIAZA Bordiere got one back in the evening at Moriarty Field against Jones, assistant for three years, replaces Bill Fitch. sacrifice fly. snap a six-game losing streak. the Newington Capitols, beginning sides >4ent before a Texas district judge Iqst passing her by.” Open Dally 9 30 5 30 Thun 'til 9 00 Open Wed., Thun A Fn ’td 9 00 bottom of the fourth, but in the at 7; 30. ® _1» - MANCHESTKR HERALD. Wedncsdiiy, June g. 1983 MANCIIKSTER HEHAl.D, Wednesday. June 8, 1983 — 13 S c o re b o a rd F O C U S / Food •••••••••••••••••••••a EASTERN LEAGUE Braves 4, BodgeLs 1 Cubs 6, Nets 1 W L Pet. OB Tigers 4, Rad Sox 2 Indians 2, Yankees I Reading 24 15 .615 Baseball Buffalo 25 19 .568 V/2 DETROIT BOSTON CLEVELAND NEW YORK LOS ANGELES ATLANTA NEW YORK CHICAGO New Britoln 24 20 .545 ObrhM obTh M ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM Lynn 22 19 .537 3 Whitakr 2b 4 0 2 0 Remv 2b 4 0 10 Bonnlstr If 4 0 1 0 Rndiph 2b 5 1 2 0 SSax 2b 4 0 10 Butler If 4 12 0 Wilson d 3 0 0 0 Hall d ^ < J J 0 Glens Fails 21 22 .488 5 Cabell 1b 4 1 1 0 Evans rf 4 1 1 0 H or rah 3b 4 0 1 1 (> r lf ^ cf 5 0 0 0 Landrex cf 4 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 1 0 Brooks 3b 4 0 1 0 Sandbrg 2b 4 1 2 2 Nashua 20 24 .455 6^/7 Herndon It 4 0 0 0 Rice If 4 0 10 Hargrv 1b 4 0 0 0 Winfield If 5 0 1 0 Baker If 4 0 2 0 Wshngtn rf 4 1 1 2 Strwbrr rf 4 0 2 0 Bu^nr lb 4 0 0 0 Baseball standings Albony 19 26 .422 8 Porrish dh 4 1 1 1 Armas cf 4 12 2 Thomas cf 3 0 1 0 GomMe dh 2 0 0 0 Guerrer 3b 4 I 3 1 Murphy cf 3 1 0 0 Heep If 4 0 0 0 Durham If 4 0 0 0 Woterburv 17 27 .386 9’/» Wilson rf 4 111 Boggs 3b 3 0 0 0 McBride rf 4 1 2 0 Kemp rf 3 0 0 0 Brock 1b 3 0 0 0 Horner 3b 3 1 0 0 Klngmn lb 2 1 1 0 Campbll o 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Tutsdoy's RMulta WodmfSs c 3 1 1 2 Ystrzm dh 3 Trillo 0 2b 4 1) 0 1 00 Wynegor c 3 0 2 0 Monday rf 3 0 0 0 ChmbIs 1b 2 0 0 1 Hodges c 4000 C e v3 b ,4020 East Glens Falls 5, New Britain 4,1st aome Lemon cf 3 0 0 0 StapleIn 1b 3 Perkins 0 dh 0 0 4 0 I 1 Nettles 3b 4 0 Yeager0 0 c 3 0 0 0 Benedid c 3 0 2 0 Giles 2b 4 0 10 Moreind rf 4 1 1 0 w L New Britain 7, Glens Falls 0.2nd aome Brookns 3b 3 0 0 0 Allenson c 3 0 0 0 Franco ss 4 0 0 0 Smalley 1b 3 0 1 0 Roenick ph 1 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 3 0 0 0 Oquend ss 1 0 0 0 Bowa ss 3 2 11 Jam session Pet. GB St. Louis 28 21 .571 Lynn 12, Nashua 10 Tromell ss 3 0 0 0 Hotfmn ss 2 0 0 0 Hassev c 4 0 10 Robrtsn ss 4 0 0 0 Andersn ss 3 0 0 0 Perez p 3 0 0 0 Sfaub ph 10 11 Loke c 4 0 10 Montreal 26 23 .531 2 Reodlna 11, Woterburv 5,1st game Miller ph 10 0 0 FIschlln pr 0 1 0 0 Welch p 3 0 0 0 Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Bailor ss 1 0 0 0 Rainey p 2 0 10 Phllodelphlo 21 25 .457 5V2 Reading 1, Woterburv 0,2nd game Jurak ss 0 0 0 0 Ess km c 0 0 0 0 NIedenfr p 0 0 0 0 Seover p 2 0 0 0 Woods If 10 0 1 Chlcnoo 23 28 .451 Buffalo 6, Albany 1,1st game Totals 32 4 4 4 Totals 31 2 5 2 Totals 35 2 0 2 Totals 34 1 4 0 Tetah 32 1 4 1 Totals 20 4 4 3 Allen p 0 0 0 0 6 Buffalo 6, Albany 2,2nd game Pittsburgh 19 29 .396 8*/3 Dotroll 400880 8110— 4 CMVOland OSO DM 00) I— 2 Los Angeles 010 000 000— 1 Jorgnsn ph 1 0 0 0 New York 18 32 .360 lOVa Wedntsday'sGomes Boston 000 008101— 2 New York 001900000 0— 1 Atlanta 00000022X— 4 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Berries star in freezer jams West New Britain at Glens Falls, 2 Game winning RBI — Parrish (5). Gome winning RBI — Horrah (2). Game winning RBI— ChamMIss (5). Totals 11 1 4 1 Totali 14 8 10 4 Los Angeles 35 17 .673 _ Lynn at Nashua E— Herndan. DP— Detroit 2. E— Bannister. OP— Cleveland 1, New E— Horner, S. Sax, (Suerrero, Brock. Now York •ONMOMB-I Att(xita 35 18 .660 Reading at Woterburv LOB— York 1, LOB— Cleveland 7, New York 8. DP— Los Angeles 2, Atlanta 2. LOB— Los Chicago NONOSlx— 4 San Froncisco 28 25 Buffalo at Albany Detroit 1, Boston 4. 2B— Parrish. HR— 2B— Bannister. S— Bannister. AngelesO, Atlanta 4.2B— Guerrero. HR— (tamewlnnlng RBI -Sandberg (2). By Barbara Richmond get all sorts of invitations — just so you’ll bring along .528 7Va Tfiursdoy's Ganras Son Diego 25 27 .481 10 Wockenfuss (3), Armas (11). Guerrero (12), Washington (2).'SB— S. E— Bailor, Hall, Giles. DP— New York Herald Reporter your gift of jam. Houston 25 30 .455 }V/2 New Britain ot Glens Falls IP H R ER BB SO „ ^ IP H RERBBSO Sax (23). S — Hubbard. SF — 1, Chicago 1. LOB— New York 7, Chlcogo Cincinnati 23 31 .426 13 Lynn at Nashua Detroit Cleveland ChamMIss. 7. 2B— Sandberg, Cey, Moreland. SB— The following are just a few special recipes or you Reading at Woterburv Wilcox (W 44) 9 5 2 2 2 4 Blyloven 8 4 1 0 3 9 IP H RERBBSO Hall (2). SF— Woods. Jam recipes are stashed and waiting in the kitchen. can also create your own combinations: Tucsitav's Results Buffalo at Albany Boston Heaton (W 5-2) 2 0 0 0 1 1 Los Anooles IP H RERBBSO Chicago 6, New York I Tudor (L 34) 9 4 4 4 0 5 New York Welch (L 4-5) 71-3 4 4 2 2 3 New York The sewing basket is heaped high with little calico Pittsburgh 3, Montreal 2 American League T— 2:02. A— 18X)10. Rlghettl 81-3 4 1 1 3 3 NIedenfuer 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Seover 541103 caps to put on the jars used as gifts, which is most of St. Louis 2, Philadelphia 1 (Sossoge (L 2-2) 124 4 1 1 0 0 AlkinM Allen 1 1 0 0 0 2 them. With one eye on the strawberry and raspberry Strawberry-Rhubarb San Diego 7, Cincinnati 3 Rangers 10. Mariners 0 HBP— by Blvleven (Gamble). WP— Perez (W 7-1) 7 4 1 1 2 4 Orosco (L 3-2) 2 3 5 2 2 1 Atlanta 4, Los Angeles 1 Blyleven. T — 2:51. A— 18,972. Bedroskm (S 8) 2 0 0 0 0 3 Chicago patches and the other on a nice new collection of jars, 1 pint strawberries Houston 4, San Francisco 2 T — 2:19. A— 38,193. Rainey (W 44) 7 4 1 1 4 7 TEXAS SEATTLE this cook is waiting to get started on making some 1 pound red rhubarb A's5,BiueJays3 Cmnpbell (S 5) 2 2 0 0 0 1 jam. Wednesdav'sGamts obrhM obrhM T— 2:31. A— 13,451. 4 cups sugar (All Times EOT) Tollesn 2b 4 2 3 0 SHndrsn If 4 0 1 0 PadresY.RedaS Freezer jams are quick and easy to make, unlike the 1/4 cup water Rivers dh 5 12 1 Allen 3b 3 0 0 0 TORONTO OAKLAllO Orioles 6, Brewers 4 New York (Torrez 2-6) at Chicago i r h M old-fashioned boilecl jellies and jams. "The whole 1 box powdered pectin (Trout 44), 2:20 D.m. Bell 3b 5 2 3 0 DHndrs cf 3 0 0 0 O b rh M SAN DIEGO CINCINNATI Astros 4, Giants 2 Los Angeles (Valenzuelo6-2) at Atlanta Parrish rf 4 2 10 Zlsk dh 3 0 10 Garda 2b 5 0 0 0 Hendrsn If 3 1 0 0 MILWAUKEE BALTIMORE process is simplified: one need stand stirring for Prepare berries the same as for Strawberry-Peach Mulinks 3b 1 0 0 0 Davis rf 3 12 3 ObrhM ObrhM (Camp 5-4), 5:40 p.m. O'Brien 1b 4 1 2 3 Cowens rf 3 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM Wiggins d 3 1 2 0 Redus It 2 10 0 hours over a hot stove. and measure 1 cup into large bowl. Cut about 1 pound Pittsburgh (M cW illiam s 4-3) at Sample If 4 2 11 Edier 1b 3loro 0 0 0 3b 2 0 0 0 Murphy <(f 2 0 0 0 Molltor 3b 5 0 1 0 Shelby d 4 0 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO HOUSTON Upshaw lb 3 2 3 1 Brrghs dh 4 0 2 1 Bonilla 2b 5 1 2 1 Milner d 4 0 0 0 Strangely enough, the freezer jams taste much Mont­ Wright cf 5 0 10 Mercado c 3 0 1 0 Mcmnng d 4 1 0 0 Douer 2b 4 12 1 Rlchrils If 4 0 10 Ccmopcn ss 4 0 0 0 abr|iM ObrhM rhubarb into 2-inch pieces and finely grind. Measure 1 real (Gullickson 54), 7:05p.m. Sundbrg c 5 0 0 0 T O u z ss 3Johnsn 0 0 0 dh 3 0 0 0 Gross 3b 3 0 0 0 Money ph 1 0 0 0 Ripken ss 3 1 1 0 LeMostr ss 3 0 0 1 Moreno d 3 0 0 0 better than the old-fashioned ones. Fruit tastes as Mosebv d 3 1 I 2 Lopes 2b 3 111 Jones d 0 0 0 0 Bench 3b 4 2 3 2 cup and add to strawberries. Thoroughly mix sugar St. Louis (LaPoint 4-2) at Phllodelphia Dent ss 5 0 2 2 JCruz 2b 2 0 0 0 Yount ss 4 0 10 Murray 1b 4 1 1 2 (tarvev 1b 5 2 2 0 Driessn 1b 4 0 1 0 Evans 1b 4 10 0 LaCode p 0 0 0 I though it were freshly picked. (Denny 4-3), 7:35 p.m. Totols 43 10 15 7 Totals 27 0 3 0 Bonnell If 3 0 0 0 Meyer 1b 4 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 4 0 2 1 Roenick rf 4 1 1 1 Davis d 3 0 0 0 Bass d 4 0 0 0 into fruit; let stand 10 minutes. Mix water and fruit Whitt c 2 0 0 0 Heath c 3 1 1 0 Kennedy c 3 1 2 1 Oester 2b 4 0 11 Jams involve less work than clear jellies, because Son Diego (Draveckv 8-3) otCIndnnatl Texas <01001030— 10 SImmns dh 4 1 1 0 Slngleln dh 4 0 0 0 McRynl d 5 1 1 1 Hoshidr d 4 0 0 0 Clark d 4 0 11 Then ss 3 12 0 pectin in small saucepan. Bring to full boil and boil 1 (Price 4-2), 7:35 p.m. Seattle OOOOOOOOO— 0 Barfield rf 4 0 0 0 Phillips ss 3 1 1 0 Ogllvie If 4 0 11 Ayala If 3 2 11 Leonard If 1 0 0 0 Gorner 3b 4 1 0 0 the fruit doesn’t have to be strained. And not a bit is Griffin ss 3 0 0 0 Flonnry 3b 2.0 0 1 Trevino c 2 0 ) 0 minute, stirring constantly. Stir into fruit. Continue Son Francisco (McGafflgon 24) at Gome winning RBI — Rivers (1). Moore rf 3 0 0 0 Dwyer rf 10 0 0 Salazar 3b 1 0 1 1 Foley ph 0 0 0 0 O'Mally 3b 4 1,0 0 Cruz If 3 0 11 wasted: every morsel of the tasty mixture goes into Houston (NIekro 3-5),8:35 p.m. E— J. Cruz, T. Cruz, D. Henderson. DP Orta ph 10 0 0 (tanfner 2b 3 I 1 0 Hrnndz 3b 3 0 2 0 Welimn 2b 2 0 0 0 Knight 1b 4 0 0 0 stirring 3 minutes. Follow procedure the same as for — Texos 2, Seattle 1. LOB— Texas 9, Totals 10 1 4 3 Totals 31 5 7 5 Romlrz ss S 0 I 0 Bllardell c 0 0 0 0 the jam jars. Thursday's Results Yost c 4 1 1 2 Rodrigz 3b 1 0 0 0 Show p 4 12 0 Krnchc ph 1 0 0 0 A8ay c 3 0 ) 0 Walling lb 0000 Strawberry-Peach, New York at Chicago Seattle 1.2B— Bell 2. S. Henderson. HR— Toronto HOOOOOBI— 1 Dempsey c3 0 2 1 Hammkr p 3 0 1 0 Doran 2b 3 0 11 Every seasoned jam-maker knows the fruit used O'Brien (2). SB— Sample (14). Oakland O llO W O O x-5 Soto p 10 0 0 Yngbld ph 1 0 0 0 Pujols c 3 1 1 0 Pittsburgh at Montreal, night Totals 34 4 8 4 Totals 14 4 10 4 Walker ph I O 0 0 should be fully ripe, fresh and unflawed. Peaches, St. Louis at Philadelphia, night IP H R ER BB SO (tame winning RBI — Davis (3). Milwaukee 100111108— 4 Ryan p 10 0 0 E— Phil lips. DP— Toronto 1, Oak land 2. _ ^ _ Power p 0 0 0 0 blueberries, and virtually any other kind of berry can Son Diego at Cincinnati, night Texas Baltimore lO0181 lOx— 4 Totals 37 7 14 5 Totals 1) 1 4 1 TScqtt d 2 111 Los Angeles at Atlanta, night Honeycutt (W 8-3) 9 3 0 0 1 0 L O B — Toronto 7, Oakland 5. HR— (tame winning RBI — Murray (5). Totals N 2 3 2 Totals 18 4 4 4 be used for homemade jams. But if you want to Strawberry-Date San Frandsco at Houston, night Seottle Ups how E— Gantner, Ripken. LOB — Son Francisco 0I88M818— 1 (L 4-7) 0 4 5 4 0 (10), Lopes (4), Mosebv (8). SB— Moseby Clndnnull 000100 001-3 experiment with new tastes, strawberries are ideal to quart strawberries Stoddard 0 Milwaukee (tame winning RBI — Kennedy (4). Houston 10011118X— 4 Thomas 5 2-3 8 3 2 0 4 (10), Henderson (21). S— Davis. 7, Baltimore 5. 2B— Simmons, Hernan­ (tame winning RBI — Scott (2). combine with other fruits for mouth-watering duets. '/4 cup pitted dates 2 2 2 2 IP H RERBBSO E— Soto, Bench, Bllardello. OP— San Clark 31-3 3 dez. Diego I. LOB— San Diego 11, Clndnnotl E— Evans. DP— Houston 2. LOB— The strawberry’s sweet and sometimes a little tart 4 cups sugar Stoddard pitched to 5 batters In 1st. Toronto HR— Murray (8), Roenicke (4), Ayala Son HBP— by Thomas (Sample). (tatt (L 2-5) 4 13 5 5 5 2 3 5. 2B— Ramirez, (tarvev. Bench. HR— flavor blends with peaches, rhubarb, red raspberries, 1/4 cup water (2), Ctauer (2), Yost (5). SB— Manning Benchy (4). SB— Salozor (10), Redus Francisco 9, Houston 5.2B— Clark, Cruz, WP— Clarke 13 1 0 0 2 0 ( 8). |CTtt. 3B— Then. SB— LeMoster (15). oranges and even with dates, to make the tastiest of 1 box powdered fruit pectin Acker 1 13 0 0 0 0 1 (17). S— Show, Wiggins, Soto. SF— AMERICAN LEAGUE Stoddard. PB— Mercado. T — 2:14. A— IP H R ER BB SO Flannery, Kennedy. mixtures. East 5,284 Jackson 110011 Milwaukee LaCode. Prepare and measure2 cups berries into large bowl. Moftitt 1 0 0 0 0 0 . IP H RERBBii)o w L Pet. GD CaldwII (L 5-5) 5 1-3 8 5 4 1 a Son DIsoo , IP H RERBBSO Roll 1/4 cup pitted dates in ‘A cup of the sugar; then Baltimore 31 Oakland Gibson 2 23 2 1 1 0 1 Son Francisco M AKE SURE YOU HAVE plenty of fruit pectin on 23 .574 Norris 2 11111 Show (W 7-2) 9 4 3 3 3 2 finely chop and add to berries. Thoroughly mix Toronto 28 24 .538 2 BiMllmore Cbidnnall Hammaker (L 4-3) 8 4 4 3 2 7 hand when the jam sessions start. Sometimes it’s Boston 28 24 2 Conroy (W 1-1) 513 3 2 2 5 4 D. Mrtnz (W4-9 713 8 4 3 0 4 Houston remaining sugar into fruit; let stand 10 minutes. .538 WhiteSoxl2,Angeis1t Baker (S 3) 123 0 0 0 0 0 Soto (L 7-4) 7 11 5 3 2 difficult to find in the supermarket shelves in June and Detroit 27 25 .519 3 T . Mortlnz (S7) 123 0 0 0 2 2 Power 2 3 2 0 1 Ryan 5 3 2 2 7 3 Prepare pectin as in strawberry-rhubarb jam. Stir Milwaukee HBP— by Norris (Moseby). T — 2:31. A— 18,474. LaCod (W 42) 2 2-3 0 0 0 3 2 26 25 .510 3Va Balk— H BP— by Soto (Flonnery). T— 2:51. A - July. The fruit pectin comes in liquid or powdered into fruit and stir 3 minutes. Ladle into scalded New York 27 26 .509 3Va CHICAGO CALIFORNIA 10,439. DIPIno (S 4) 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 3 form. But — a word of caution — be sure you use the Cleveland 24 28 .462 ObrhM ObrhM Clarke. T — 2:35. A— 8,353. T— 2:39. A— 14444. containers and follow procedure for other recipes. 6 one your recipe calls for because the two types aren’t West RLow cf 4 12 1 Corew lb 4 2 10 Pirates 3, Expoal California 30 24 .556 Bernzrd 2b 4 2 0 0 Sconirs dh 3 1 2 3 Eastern Leagueresuits interchangeable. Oakland 27 26 .509 2^/7 Baines rf 4 2 10 RJcksn dh 2 1 1 3 All of the fruit should be thoroughly washed and the Kansas Citv 24 24 .500 3 Luzinsk dh 5 2 3 4 ReJcksn rf 5 1 1 1 Strawberry-Orange Texos Royais9.Twins4 PITTSBURGH MONTREAL stems, pits, skins or seeds removed as required. Have 25 26 .490 3Va Paclork 1b 5 2 2 1 (taCIncs 3b 5 2 2 0 ObrhM ObrhM (1st gomo) ' Chlcogo 25 27 .481 4 Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 Lynn cf 4 12 3 all of your utensils lined up — a large bowl, ladle, t '/z pints strawberries Minnesota Mazzllll d 3 1 2 I Rolnes If 5 0 0 0 New Britain 002 8110 — 471 23 32 .418 7Va Kittle If 4 12 1 Grich 2b 5 12 0 MINNESOTA KANSAS CITY Ray 2b 3 0 2 1 Little ss 4 1 ) 0 Glens Falls 3800H1— 581 rneasuring cups, jars or freezer containers with tight 1 medium orange Seattle 23 34 .404 8Va Fisk c 4 111 Benlguz If 5 0 10 Nationai League ObrhM ObrhM Mcxtick 3b 4 0 2 1 Itawson d 4 1 2 0 Dolton, Mitchell (4) and Malpeso; 4 cups sugar VLow 3b 1 0 0 0 Boone c 5 0 0 0 Hatcher rf 5 2 3 1 Wilson If 4 2 10 Cards2,Phiiiies1 Thmpsn 1b 5 0 0 0 Oliver 1b 2 0 11 Schucked, Brenncm (7) and Meier. W— lids, and all of the ingredients listed in your recipe. All Tuesday's Results Walker oh 10 12 Adams ss 3 1 1 0 Castino 2b 5 0 2 0 UWshng ss4 2 0 0 Parker d 4 0 10 Coder c 4 0 0 0 Brennan (2-0). L— Mitchell (0-1). HRs— containers should be scalded ahead of time. 2 tablespoons lemon juice' ^ Baltimore 4, Milwaukee 4 Fletchr 3b 0 1 0 0 Valentn ph 1 I 0 0 Engle dh 4 12 0 Brett 3b 3 3 2 1 Locy. d 10 10 Wallach 3b4 0 I 1 New Britain, Malpeso; Glens As soon as the jam is mixed according to the 1 pouch liquid pectin Detroit 4, Boston 2 Dybznsk ss 3 0 0 1 Wllfong ss 1 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 3 11 3 Pryor 3b 0 10 0 ST. LOUIS PHILADELPHIA Easier If 5 0 2 0 Vail d 2 0 0 0 Falls, Clevelcmd 2, New York 1,10 Innings Totals 37 1112 11 Totals 41 II 13 18 Ward If 4 0 0 0 McRae dh 5)34 _ ObrhM ObrhM Pena c 5 0 0 0 Francon rf 2 0 0 0 Morse (7), Miles (8). directions, put it immediately into the containers, Prepare berries as for other recipes and measure Kansas City 9, Minnesota 4 Chicago 810 8851481— 11 (taetti 3b 3 0 0 0 Alkens 1b Herr 4 2b0 2 0 3 0 10 Morgan 2b 4 0 0 0 Berra ss 110 0 Flynn 2b 2 0 0 0 cover them tightly and then let them stand for 24 hours I'A cups into bowl. Grate the rind from the orange and Texas 10, SirattleO California 084 881 884 0— 11 Brnnsky d 4 0 1 0 SImpsn 1b Oberkfll 10 0 0 3b 0 0 0 0 Rose 1b 4 0 0 0 Condelor p 3 1 1 0 Cromd ph 1 0 0 0 (2nd iwmo) (tame winning RBI— LuzInkskI (4). at room temperature before putting them in the measure 1 tablespoon. Section orange; chop the OMclond 5, Toronto 3 Loudner c 4 0 3 0 Otis d 4 0 3 2 LSmIth If 4 0 10 Matthws If 3 0 0 0 Sarmlent p 1 0 0 0 Lea p 2 0 10 New Britain 102 8100 770 freezer. Chicago 12, Calltornia 11,10 Innings E— Benlquez, Dvbzinskl. DP— (tagne ss 3 0 0 0 White 2b 4 0 2 0 Hrnndz 1b 3 11 0 Schmidt 3b 3 1 1 1 Tekulve p 1 0 0 0 Schatzdr p 0 0 0 0 G in s Falls 0000081 — 011 sections and measure >/4 cup. Add orange rind and California Bush ph 1 0 0 0 Wathan c Hendrck 3 0 0 0 d 4 1 2 2 DIoz c 3 0 ) 0 Crowlv ph 0 0 0 0 (taacinski and Sullivan; Moncrief, If you make the jam in June or July you can store it sections to strawberries. Thoroughly mix the sugar 2. LOB— Chlcogo 7, California 4. 2B— RWshng ss 0 0 0 0 Slought c 10 0 0 McGee d 4 0 10 Dernier pr 0 0 0 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 Maitland (7) and Kelly, Dodd (7). W— Wednesdoy's(3ames Baines, Poclorek, Walker, DeCIn- in the freezer and please your friends and family with into fruit and follow rest of directions as in (All Times EOT) _ , Sherktn d 4 0 0 0 Poder c 3 0 10 Virgil c 0 0 0 0 White ph 10 0 0 GnacInskI (5-3). L— Moncrief (24). Fruit duos make tasty jams. From top are Strawberry-Peach Jam, ces, Totals 34 4 12 4 Totals 17 9 13 7 Ramsey 3b 4 0 0 0 Hayes d 3 0 0 0 Totals M 3 11 3 Totals 33 1 4 2 gifts far into the winter. Add a gift-wrapped loaf of Strawberry-Peach Jam. Toronto (Stleb84) atOaklond(Codlroll Luzinski. HR— Sconlers (7), Re.Jack- 4-4), 3:15 p.m. MInnosoto ib i o n ino- 4 OSmIth ss 4 0 0 0 Maddox d 3 0 0 0 Pittsburgh OOlOOlllOO— l homemade quick bread or muffins, and you’ll have a son K a ^ City IM IlO inx— 9 Forsch p 2 0 0 0 Dejesus ss 2 0 0 0 Montreal MM 100 ON— 2 Strawberry-Raspberry, and Strawberry-Rhubarb. Detroit (Morris 4-5) at Boston (Brown (10), Lynn (13), Luzinski (8), Ro.Jackson Major League leaders sure hostess-pleaser. What’s more, you’ll probably 43), 7:35 p.m. (tame-wInnlng RBI - Dlls (4). Gross ph 10 0 0 (tame winning RBI — Mazzllll (5). Please turn to page 14 (3). SB— R.Low (21). S— Dvbzinskl. SF— ^ E— Alkens, Costlno. DP— Kansas City Milwaukee (Sutton 4-3) at Baltimore Dybzlnskl. (tarda ss 0 0 0 0 ^DP— Montreal 1. LOB— Pittsburgh (Romirez 00), 7:35 p.m. Carlton p 2 0 0 0 Batting Cleveland (Sutcliffe 4-2) at New York IP H RERBBSO LOB— MInnesoto 9, Kansas City 8 2B— _ . . Lefebvr ph 1 0 0 0 Montreal 8. 2B— Madlock, Oliver, (B a sn on 1.1 Mato oppoarcuices X Chicago Brett, McRae 2, White, Laudner. HR— Totals 1) 1 7 1 Totals If 1 Porker, number of gomes each team has played) (Howell 0-2), 8 p.m. Dotson 213 4 4 4 1 1 1 1 Minnesota (Fllson 1-0) at Kansas City Hibek (4), Hatcher (3). SB— Wilson 3 SI. Louis 280088 008— 1 Mazzllll, Little, Wollach. 3B— Dawson. NotlonM League Lamp 3 23 3 1 I 0 1 (24), Washington (9). SF— Hrbek. PMtadolphla ON SB (Renko 4-4), 8:35 p.m. Agosto 213 I 2 1 1 1 881888— 1 _ g Ob r h pet. Chicago (Koosman 4-0) at California IP H RERBBSO (tame winning RBI — Hendrick (4). — Ray 0 ). S— Ray. Dawson, Mtl 48 203 33 71 J50 TIdrow (W 13) 1 2-3 3 2 2 0 0 Minnesota (Forsch 43), 10:30 p.m. California E — C arlton. D P — Philadelphia 2. IP H RERBBSO Madlock, Pitt 38144 17 49 .340 Big Apple’s best meal in meat-packing district Texas (Smithson 3-4) at Seattle (Young Schrom (L 4-1) 1 1-3 4 4 4 2 0 LOB-“ Pittsburgh gen^'et; Atl 50155 20 5) .329 Wilt 7 4 5 2 3 O'Connor 41-3 4 3 1 1 5 St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 1.2B— L. Smith. Candelcx’la (W 4-4) 5 4)104 Knight, Hou 49171 17 54 .327 73), 10:35 p.m. McLaughlin 1)1)1 Thursday's (tames Sanchez Lvsonder 1-3 ) 0 0 0 0 HR— Hendrick (10), Schmidt (11). SB— Sormlento 2 1113 1 (tarvev, SD 52 204 42 44 J24 Texas at Seattle, night 3 4 4 )0 KimsCB City Dernier (4). S— Forsch. Tekulve (S 4) 2 1 0 0 ) 1 American League It has always been my contention that many of the Hassler (L 0-3) _ 1 1 1 2 0 Gura (W 5-7) 4 8 4 4 9 9 Montreal Lewis Cafeteria in Fort Smith, Ark., where you can and coats. Toronto at Oakland, night HBP— by Witt (V.Low, Kittle); by „ . „ IP H RERBBSO 0 Ob r h pet. country’s best dishes go unexplored and unappre­ Chicago at California, night Qu Ison berry (S St. Louis Lea (L 3-2) 5 20 8 3 3 4 4 Carew, Cal 45185 29 79 .427 have some truly great fried chicken and a green salad. You will be given a warm welcome by Papa George McLaughlin (Dybzlnskl); by San­ H B P — by ciated. Of course, the danger is that once discovered, Minnesota at Kanscn City, night chez Schrom (Wilson). Forsch (W 4-4) 9 2 1)02 Schatzeder 11-3 1 0 0 1 2 Boggs, Bos 51 190 35 73 J84 Then again, you might want to visit Galatoire’s in New Molinari; son Christopher — who works in a bank Milwaukee at Baltimore, night WP— PMIodolphia' Smith 2 2 0 0 1 1 Brett, KC 43140 41 59 'J49 these dishes will become thoroughly commercialized, B ^ a r d (Fletcher). WP— Dotson. T — 3:11. A— O'Connor, Lvsonder 2. T — 2:53. A — Ccrlton (L 4-4) 9 Orleans and eat Trout Marguery. during the day — is one of the waiters, son George Jr. Detroit at Boston, night 33,554. 7 2 2 3 4 Sarmlento pitched to 1 batter In 8th. McRae, KC 48179 32 42 .344 even in their own territory, and will get peddled from 21,173 T— 1:57. A— 34,274. WP— Lea. Balk— Candelaria. T — 3:04. Thornton, Clev 51 178 28 59 .331 This is a book that you should carry with you, no presides over the kitchen. He is the third generation of Transactions- (x>ast to coast. ' o n F o o d matter whereyou are going in these United States. It’s the family to do so. It need hardly be said that once this happens and the a treasure house of information. THESE PEO PLE LOVE good food, and they take Baseball dish in question gets mass-marketed and completely By James Beard disabled list; coach and divorced from its origins, it loses its validity. Look an enormous pride in what they are doing. For years recalled pitcher PorfI Alt(^ Syndicated Columnist IF YOU SHOULD BE traveling to New York, Baltimore — Optioned right­ signed both to multl-yeor con- what happened to Southern fried chicken, for their clintele has consisted solely of retail butchers, hander Don mirano from trads. there’s a restaurant in the meat-packing district that Podland of the Pacific Coast instance! buyers for the best restaurants and hotels, restaura­ Welchel to Rochester of League. few New Yorkers know about, let alone visitors. It teurs, meat cutters and various other professionals International A perfectly charming couple I know, Jane and isn’ t listed in Jane and Michael Stern's book (even League. Basketball Collage associated with the meat trade. BARDON Michael Stern, took it into their heads to seek out those indefatigable seekers of good food missed it, but As you can imagine, the viands served at Frank’s California — Signed Boston — Named K.C. Jones Delta State — Named Ed authentic regional cuisine in nooks and crannies as nia and from Florida to Vancouver, B.C. they couldn’t get to every restaurant in the country!) pifeher Mike coachand Murphy well as in big cities ail across the states. are startlingly good. I took some friends there about a Jimmy Rodgers assistant basketball coach. Hearing Aids but it’s exactly the kind of place they favor. month ago, and we started off with tortellini in brodo Marshall to a Triple-A con- The Sterns feel, quite rightly, that regional cooking THE'Y VISITED T IN Y villages, towns, cities and trad. Called Frank’s, at 431 W. 14th St. (Phone — tasty stuffed pasta packages in a broth that was Cincinnati — Acquired re­ S Services, Inc. is a kind of art form that should be sought out and the roadsides in between. “ Goodfood” discusses 202-243-1349), it was opened years ago to serve redolent of good beef and bone marrow. liever Bob enjoyed, but not tampered with. Their first book, markets, supermarkets, coffeeshops, barbecue pits, Tufts from Omaha of the 464 EAST CENTER STREM breakfast (starting at 2 a.m.!) to the wholesome meat c a ll^ “ Roadfood,” took them over 100,000 miles, and formal restaurants and little bistros. I had a beautifully marbled prime rib of healthy American HARVEY PASTEL, M.D. IRANCHESTER, a . trade. In many ways it's similar to the bistros that proportions (it was huge, actually) at the perfect Association for pitcher Charlie their new one, "Goodfood,” must have taken them at The book is not only fascinating, it is also, to my used to cluster around Les Halles, the great central Lelbrandt and TEL 647-8081 least as far again. “ Goodfood,” which is subtitled ‘The mind, an important addition to American gastro­ degree of rareness and flavor. My guest from San otlndlanopollsoftheAmerlcon wholesame market in Paris that is, alas, no more. Francisco, who quailed when she saw the proportions Associa­ GUARANTEED' Adventurous Eater’s Guide to Restaurants Serving nomic literature because it’s of the people and for the Frank's has sawdust on the floor, very unpreten­ OM P. SAINI, M.D. of her grilled veal chop, managed to eat every morsel tion; called up pitcher Keefe America’s Best Regional Specialities” (Knopf, $17.95 people. tious decor and serves the best meat in New York and Cato from •Free AudkNnBtrIc Hearing Tosts. hardbound or $8.95 paperback) really is fun. and assured us that if the calf in question had ever Indlonapolls. have moved their office !(%: “ Goodfood” is a book that will set you salivating as possibly in the country. Fortunately, you don’t have to •HoiiM or OffIcG AppoIntmanlB. Jane and Michael are wondrously inquisitive you read it. You’ll long to go to the Wolf Lodge Inn in tasted grass at all, it must have been in some Elysian •Rapalra on All Mmea of AMb. go down there at 2 a.m. to sample the fare. field. Philadelphia — Placed people. They have no inhibitions about trying new Coeur d’Alene, Idaho and eat a 42-ounce porterhouse, Frank’s is now open for dinner Tuesdays through pitcher Lorry O ne Heritage Place, Suite 105 •BattarlGB (MaH-Out SarvleeB). (Kimbinations of foods or hitherto unheattl-of foo(ls or My other guests had tripe so tender and savory that Christenson on the 21-day which is calle(i “ The Rancher,” or sample the Rocky Saturdays. There’s an old carved bar that has •Cuatom Earmolds. about entering unlikely looking eateries. These two even the non-tripe eater among us pronounced it Those not familiar with the new location should t : ] Mountain oysters, one of the Inn’s great specialties. suffered the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, delicious. My aristocratic pug, Percival, was destined ' •10% Senior Clttean Discount intreoid exolorers journeyed from Maine to Califor- You may also feel a great desire to go to the Jim a plasterwork ceiling, and hooks on the walls for hats call 643-9527. to see no doggy bag that night. Our Frefesriemds Wont to Htlp You with CALDWELL Any inconvenience is regretted. Your Maurliig FreUam. OIL (PriM SubiMt to Clungt) Open Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 to 5*Sat. 9:30 to 1:IX) peraxk m Your Neighbor’s Kitchen iSiilifiMV Wee HMcrei 9 8 . ’ C.O.D. m i (most cars) 449-BB4I CLIP ! lM t M Nm o At To«r tiwtai DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES (Front Axle) (Front or Rear Axle) MODERN AUTO AUTO REPAIRS • Free 4-Wheel Brake Inspection • Free 4-Wheel Brake Inspection Mrs. Hawkins serves up Southern charm RADIATOR • Replace Pad with New • Replace Shoes with New Guaranteed'Disc Pads. Guaranteed Linings INTRODUCES SUMMER SPECIAL • Resurface Rotors. By Barbara Richmond checks its progress frequently. When the bread is th# 90-mlnutB • Resurface Drums. Herald Reporter • Replace Grease Seals. • Inspect Wheel Cylinder. baked, she removes it from the oven according to pan drIvB-li) Btid WE SERVICE ALL svsry • Inspect and Repack Wheel size, smallest first. 'Horn* or Mr Goatiwrtnch' GENERAL MOTOR ’ ■ Inspect Hold Down Spring. drivBBway BOlutlonI Bearings. • Lubricate Backing Plate. Soothing Southern charm and wonderful Southern For her Maryland fried chicken, she uses a FOR: CARS AND TRUCKS Friday, Saturday, Sunday • Inspect Calipers. • Inspect Hydraulic System. cooking. That’s what you’ll find plenty of when you vegetable shortening for frying. Mrs. Hawkins visit Belle Hawkins on 171. E. Center St. She’s a M o ridbrtor liiki, • Inspect Hydraulic System. • Readjust Brakes. dredges the cut up chicken into flour, salt and pepper • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS 1 M -11 M 3 m -11 m 3 M -11 m transplant from Woodfield, Md. and has been in hoio looks, • Lubricate Caliper Anchors. • Road Test. while the fat is heating and then tests for sizzle. The • Inspect Fluid Levels. Manchester for the past 10 years. best chicken is made in a Dutch oven, she says. owdnolkn, • COMPinE COUISION REPAIRS Thru Labor Day • Add Fluid if Required. Mrs. Hawkin’s Southern fried chicken is "finger She puts the chicken into the hot fat — "don’tpile it” inOrilMUUf • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS • Road Test. lickin’ good.” And her bread and rolls fresh out of the — and covers it tightly while it browns on one side. She ■rti'frano diinfos, • Au t o p a i n t in o oven will make your niouth water. ” I was chairman of then turns it to brown on the other side. When it’s dMRim n d flosMne the Red Cross canteen in Woodfield during the war,” uniformly browned she adds a half cup water and • CHARGE WITH MASTCR CHAR8E she said. We have found that 'MIDAS GUARANTEE covers it untU done. It takes about 25 ihinutes. : MUU P4M AM WAN ” When I planned a meal I always planned most of our customers • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 'J OWN VOUn A4MNCAN. “ You can use the dredging flour, plus milk to make GUARANTEED N CAA VAN on UQHT 1 1C* lUNMN 14,009 H9| It GUARANTEED something for the workers. You look on the table and problems can be solved 3 games a cream gravy if desired. It seems people nowadays you’ll see I ’ve done that for you,” Mrs. Hawkins said, within this time frame. don’t make gravy, but I do, I ’m old-fashioned,” she LININGS PADS punctuating her comment with an infectious chuckle. The ppoblem part is said. What she fixed for "the worker” was a plate of a removed, promptly J offer expires 7/1/83 The strawberry season is coming but Mrs. Hawkins variety of cheeses and some crackers, plus tte repaired on our CARTER (loesn’t like shortcake made with biscuits. ” I don’t Southern fried chicken and homemade rolls. like biscuits. I don’t think that's strawberry iprem ises and rein­ Before the death of her husband, the Hawkins stalled. shortcake. So I made up my own shortcake recipe. It’s t . , ^ 1.49 owned a general store and a funeral parlor in one layer and it’s for those who don’t like biscuits,” Keplacements are Shoe Rental S(K NBm Maryland and Mrs. Hawkins also taught Grade 4 for sne quipped. available from our dis­ 582-7983 NDOinONN 3474100 TORRINeiON 402-7647 10 years. tributor size inventory. HUNFOltD Marinated Carrots 1229 MAIN 8 T. 481-2388 NEWHUIIUN 2244137 WAUINOEDRO 2654953 “ To me, food isn’t as important as it was oned. When Relax in our waiting AUTO REPAIR E. NUTfND 289-9315 NEW HAVEN 0654111 NATEReORr I think of some of the big dinners I used to put on I 1 cup Bugar ro o m , while our MANCHESTER 7574339 wonder how I did it. I couldn’ t do it now,” she said. 1/4 cup vinegar Ip a r k a d e l a n e s ENFUD 7454305 N E N U N in N 447-1711 knowledgeable special­ W, HARTFORD 5224171 "F o r our golden wedding anniversary we had a big >/4 cup salad oil TEL. 640-6464 O d T O N 4454129 ists get you moving MANCHESTER NORWRN 8094433 WEST HAVEN 934-2626 Sunday buffet supper. Everything we served came 1 can tomato soup I again. HAMm 2484327 ROCKY Hlli 563-1507 WUIMANTIC from our store,” she added. (condensed) GMOUAUTY 643-1507 456-1766 M9-96a2 MAIKNESTER 646{606 iOUTHINeTON J214333 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 0 _____sHMCf nuns Home ot tho 11th Fnmo Loungo HER BREAD OR RO LL recipe is one of several she 1 tablespoon prepared mustard MOKMIUlUTMIIIOmS has In a (wokbook her church group in Maryland had BRAKES ARE IMPORTANT-TRUST THE MIDAS TOUCH 2 bunches carrots 373 Main at, Manch, CT ^m nsA L MOTORS nutrs DIVISION made up. 'The bread has a very fine texture. Mrs. Hawkins said she times the bread carefully and Please turn to page 14 Mrs. Hawkins shows some o t her special bouthern breads and rolls. > A 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wodnusduy, June 8, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 8, 1983 — 15 Supermarket Shopper Jam session starring berries Clip ‘n’ file refunds UConn !ists area grads Coniinued from page 13 Beverages (File No. 8) About Town and */4 pound peaches) Strawberry-Raspberry 1 teaspoon ascorbic acid crystals Clip out this file and keep it with similar Savings for The following Manches­ chael; J. Neubelt. SCHOOL OF NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION (optional) Bolton Manchester . DIVISION cash-off coupons — beverage refunds offers with ter, Bolton and Coventry Matthew Dresellv. Lynn T. Gordon, Cvnthio 4 cups sugar Tag tale at Latvian church Hadassah officers installad Manchester 1 pint strawberries beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting students graduated May M. Kenefick, Maureen L. Jomes. S. Tackett. t tablespoons lemon Juice SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Louohrey, Kathleen A. I'/t pints red raspberries the needed proofs of purchase while looking for ^Ladies Society of the American Latvian Lutheran Barbara Bayer of 125 22 at tooth commence­ 1 pouch liquid pectin Manchester McKeon, and Dorrie I. Wllk. COLLEGE OF AGRICUL­ 4Vi cups sugar the required forms at the supermarket, in single parent (%urch will sponsor a tag and bake sale June 18 from 9 ment exercises at the Lisa Jo Pedrozzinl. Waranoke Road was re­ Coventry TURE V4 cup water Stem and thoroughly crush strawberries, one layer newspapers and magazines, and when trading a.m. to 1 p.m. at the church, 21 Garden St. cently installed as presi­ University of Connecti­ Bolton Deborah S. Larson. Manchester 1 box powdered pectin at a time. Measure 1 cup into large bowl. Peel, pit and cut. Some students com­ Leslie A. Manna. with friends. Offers m ay not be available in all dent of the Manchester Coventry Bonnie L. Costleman, Ali­ Prepare the fruit and crush strawberries one layer finely chop or grind the peaches. Measure V4 cup and By Martin Sloan tion, I thought. So, I called pleted their degree re­ SCHOOL OF FAMILY STU­ cia Cruz, Linda B. Roberts, areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive chapter of Hadassah by Ruth B. Butneau and DIES James C. Olson. at a time. Measure VA cups'into bowl. Do the same add to strawberries; add ascorbic acid. United Feature my formerinstructor, Mr. James T . Hunt. each refund. Recaption for volunteers the group’s first presi­ quirements in December. Manchostor Coventry with raspberries and measure VA cups into bowl with Thoroughly mix sugar into fruit; let stand 10 Syndicate Hendricks, and told him Dana M. Gilbert, Mary M. Edward K. Grace. The following refund offers are worth $6.80. Manchester Public Health Nursing Association will dent, Mrs. Jay Rubinow. SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS strawberries. Thoroughly mix sugar into fruit: let minutes. Add lemon juice to fruit pectin in small bowl. about my idea. He liked it COLLEGE OF LIBERAL Johnson, Joyce MN. Lazar- This week’s refund offers have a total value of have a reception to honor ail volunteers in the hospice Other officers installed ARTS Manchester ,Mlmi L. Sllvermon, Chris­ stand 10 minutes. Mix water and fruit into saucepan Stir into fruit. Continue stirring for 3 minutes. A few DEAR MARTIN: In and asked me to make a Slobhan M. Dultv, David C. tina J. White, and Nancy B. SCHOOL OF ALLIED $14.79. program and clinics today from 4 to 5 p.m. in the were Mallorie Ostrowitz Mondieittr and follow same as for strawberry-rhubarb Jam. sugar crystals will remain. April of 1982,1 became a half-hour presentation. I Beth A. Alemanv, Patricia Golnik, and James P. Healv- Wolfram, Laurie M. Kahn, HEALTH and Elaine Charendoff, Manchester Ladle quickly into scalded containers. Cover at once single parent, and expect­ took all my coupon files nursing association conference room, 150 N. Main St. A. Armitrono, Patricia M. Susan M. Primus, Dona K. These offers don’t require refund form: fundraising; Joyce Miller Avery. Marl L. Brennan, Bolton Skudra. Karen L. Chambers, Kathe­ with tight lids. l,et stand at room temperature 24 ing another child, I was and refund forms, a car­ Diane G. Ursin. rine L. HIcock. Strawberry-Peach APPLE & EVE Inc., P.O. Box 2137, W. Great and Judy Herman, mem­ Paul A. Brindamour, Paige Coventry hours: then store in freezer. Small amounts may be forced to apply for public ton of proofs-of-purcba&e A. Calhoun, Rosa A. CIccIo, Coventry Coventry Neck, N. Y. 11022. Receive 50 cents in Apple & Eve Walking tour planned Jeffrey P, Taylor. Geraldine A. LaFaucI, Al­ l ‘A cups prepared fruit bership; Barbara Yudo- Leo V. Olana, Ruth B. Har­ bert C. Tlllev. Cheryl E. Wilhelm. covered and stored in refrigerator for up to 3 weeks. coupons. Send the proof of purchase from Apple t i assistance. Here in ’Tulsa, and a refund magazine, to (1 pint strawberries The Manchester Recreation Department will witch and Marilyn Krutt, tley, Daniel J . Lima, John R. Makes about 6 8-ounce containers. Eve apple juice and your comments on how it there is a week of orienta­ show the group how to get Lone. oponsor a walking tour Tuesday for all senior citizens program, and Maxine compares with another brand. Expires Dec. 31, tion for new welfare recip­ organized. I also brought Raymond J. McCabe, and.town residents. Lerman and Molly Rich- Rhonda S. McGarrv, John C. 1983. ients. We were given along some refund . Participants will meet at the Senior Citizen's berg, education. • Porla, Paul C. Peracchlo, C A N A D A D R Y Club Soda, P.O. Box NB-480, E l Information on a lot of checks, and gifts I had Laura M. Schauster, John J. things that could help us, receive from manufac­ Center, 549 E. Middle Turnpike, at 9:30 a.m. and goby Also Celia Novins, Sobiskl. Susan E. Thulln, Paso, Texas 79977. Receive a $1 refund. Send, as treasurer; Marilyn Well, Mrs. Hawkins serves up such as taking interviews, turers’ offers, like the Del bus to the physical fitness trail at Manchester Barbara L. Tripodina, Tho­ the proofs of purchase, body labels, neck labels or financial secretary; Bea­ mas V. Volenti, Kathleen E. using a budget and han­ Monte Country Yumkins (im m unity College. Vendrillo, Nancy B. Wol­ cap liners, from four family-size bottles (28- trice Brodie, recording dling stress. But, I was a stuffed toy. The tour will take approximately one hour. Cali the fram, and Elizabeth A. ounce, 32-ounce or 1 liter) or two 10-ounce she secretary, and Ruth Yavis. little surprised that no one Everyone says that my spnior center at 647-3211 to sign up. The event is open packs of Canada Dry Club Soda. Also, answer tte Zackin and Lynn Cohen, Mahin Aramll, Steven F. mentioned saving money presentation was a sub- to the public. The tour is provided by a grant from the Conti, David B. Dickie, Wil­ following questions: 1. Which club soda is corresponding secretary. Bstbara Bayer her best Southern charm with coupons and refunds. cess. 1 have been invited .State Health Services department. liam W. Mundell, Gary A. America’s favorite sparkling water? 2. Which Stone, Christine E. Strand, club soda is one of the finer things in life? 3. Which I spoke to some of the to come back and do it Alexis VIra, Diane L. Whi­ Continued from page 13 Beiie’s Bread club soda is the perfect diet soft drink? For help in women in the group and again. I think the people in Help for alcoholics taker, Charles G. WIckmdn. told them about the way I the group appreciated this Bolton I medium onion answering questions, call toll-free: 1-800-228-0220, James M. Kowaivshvn. 3 tablespoons sugar saved money and they information even more - Alcoholics Victorious, a Christian group to help Art winners chosen 1 small green pepper in New York; 1-800-442-2120. 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Wednesday, .lunc H. 1983 - 17 Soviet version PEOPLE PHIL RO URA-TO M POSTER A dvice Thoughts Tom Sawyer What a delight it has been for Emerson long ago. 1 know of no opened, wider and wider, to see in some to discover the years go by truer words about what it means to the deepest reaches of another's coming to US that one’s spouse has become one’s enjoy friendships. Forthe business searching our own pilgrimage. LUSIVE! Man’s birthday party may be very best friend. In a true of life is a continual sequence of What joy in that reflected image! marriage there is as total a sharing one-to-one connections. It begins By Vernon Scott of the self as it is possible for a man with mother, then father, siblings, Rev. Arnold F. Westwood UPl Hollywood Reporter and woman to know — an accep­ relatives, playmates, teachers, Unitarian Universalist After B'way flops What tance of one another, as each Is, fellow students, workers, neigh­ Society: East HOLLYWOOD — Tom Sawyer and Huckleb­ one telling year too early without expecting anything in bors, spouse, and ends, for many of erry Finn, Mark Twain’s barefoot boys of return and yet receiving all. It Is no us, with the person in the next bed next for Debbie Harryt antebellum Mississippi River adventures, are wonder that the happily wed seem in the nursing home. Alt these . DEAR ABBY: This is a to be enjoying themselves at an Early Miami Eulli* Kill looked embarrassed sit­ selling, and her last two attempts at a sight to see spouting Russian and rafting DEAR MR. MCMOR­ encounters are, in their essential down the Dnieper. 'problem I’ve never seen RIS: The theory proffered ever-accelerating pace. One' sees nature, one-to-one. It is face-to- What is now Miami'“1iad only ting at ringside in a full-length mink. films have turned sour. in your column. I will be 50 in the eyes of some who have been face with others that we either three houses in 1895. The commun­ Co-star Andy Kaafman, who played " I’m waiting while a numbm of The lads, along with Injun Joe, Becky by the elderly printer Thatcher, Jim the slave and Aunt Polly can ail ; years old in December, seems more likely than so wed for near half a century a rfrow or shrink. We are either hurt ity was called Fort DaHas. The city an obnoxious wrestling referee, tried to other projects are under be seen In "The Ad ventures of Tom Sawyer, ” a and my wife wants to give joyous and impish glint which even and hurt again and again and of Miami was incorporated in 189f get the audience in the mood by Dear Abby any of those submitted in consideration,” said Debbie. ‘‘Maybe three-hour Soviet TV miniseries. me a big party to cele- my column. seventeen year olds cannot withdraw more ^ d more into the when Henry Flagler at the urging pretending he was an obnoxious an album, maybe films. Sqmething ex­ Happily, the American classic has been , brate the occasion. Coincidentally, my achieve. shattering shell of^elf-abnegation of Julia Tuttle — extended his theater usher and ordering guests to citing.” produced with greater affection and attention I would rather she Abigail Van Buren source was the Morris “ There must be very two, before and hostility toward a pointless railroad south from West Palm their seats before the start of the play. LxMking back, even the producers to detail than any Hollywood version of the ^ didn’t, because in Sep­ Dictionary of Word and there can be very one!” wrote world, or we are opened and Beach, Fla. But nothing could save Debbie admit it. Turning Deborah Harry into novel — the language notwithstanding. tember we’re giving my Phrase Origins. Any rela­ Hany’i first try as a stage actress in a red-head and casting her in a non- The novelty of hearing the dialogue in parents a big party to tion, Mac? :\H THE TRIP “Teaneck Tanzi & The Venus Fly singing'role (she played a lady wrestler Producer Mike Todd with Mike Todd Jr. In 1952. Russian quickly palls, but the visual treatment . celebrate their 50th wed­ IT S WORTH THE TRIP IT’S WORTH Trap.*’ The critics pounced on it, and and gained 20 poun^ for the part) was is as good or better than what Hollywood has ding anniversary, and a DEAR ABBY: In your the producers suffered a financial not the smartest thing they ever did. attempted in the previous four or five “Tom little quick addition will tember, 1 suggest you ■It was compartmental­ reply to “A Raging Fool,” Fiasco. Even Debbie's fans stayed away It’s impossible to expect the lead singer Mika Todd's soa, an Irish Sawyer” movies. explain why I don’t want a celebrate your 50th birth­ ized into pigeonholes that you wisely pointed out from the box office. The producers of Blondlc to do an^hing that doesn’t Americans will see the film in theaters, big splash on my 50th day quietly in December. kept the a’s together, the that children who witness had to beg guests to attend for free. include a lot of singing. cltlsoo now, blasts IRA television and cable later this year, perhaps by birthday. b’s together, etc. violence at home grow up Thanksgiving, but only after it has been "TUy wife assures me that DEAR ABBY: A reader The most popular job to .believe that it is an Eartha Kitt strained to be generous “ We all thought she was terrific for He’s as different from Mike Todd, the wild and wooly when she was asked what she thought what she did,” said a spokesman for dubbed in English. people are very broad- named Sue asked you case, with an exception or acceptable way to deal 6 producer who was EKzabelb Taylor’s third husband, as a Costumes, sets, the riverboat, .courtroom . minded today , and nobody about the expression, two, arranged the pigeon­ with their anger and of the production. “ Verrry producer James Ncdeiiandcr, who son can be. Ten years ago, he gave up the hustle and bustle will care if it becomes interesting,” she said. spent a small fortune converting his and street scenes look authentically 19th “Mind your p’s and q’s.” holes in alphabetical hostility. of the United States to settle down to “a quiet life in the century American. But every foot was shot in known that my mother She wanted to know order. That caused me to re­ And poor Debbie. She never got an theater to a wirestling arena. "The big slow lane” in Irelapd. was pregnant with me MUFHNS ■'What do the ’p’ and ‘q’ The bay containing the opening night party. The evening was question is what can she try next? She the U.S.S.R. by director Stanislav Govorukhin, call what the late Matin Today, Mike Todd Jr. is an Irish citizen, and he strongly when she walked down the stand for?” p’s was the next-door Luther King, Jr. wrote in so bad that the show's backers figured has enormous talent, but she has to a Twain buff, who took meticulous care in feels thM a lot of Irish-Americaiu are being duped into sup­ aisle. You supplied three pos­ neighbor of the one con­ his book, “Why We Can’t it was foolish to waste any more And the proper vehicle. She’s like a lot recreating the book, page by page, on film. porting the outlawed Provisional Irish Republican Anny. Govorukhin left nothing out. Not a single My wife then suggested sible theories, but neg­ taining the q’s. So it wa^ Wait” (Harper and Broth­ money. of rock stars who reach a point where a “ It’s a glaring irony to me that conservative Irish- frame reflects a political message. ■ that I “lose” a year and lected to mention the easy to get the p’s in the ers, 1946): Debbie was hoping for a hit play career change is necessary. Most don’t American Catholics insist on aiding the Provos, which are Blacks in the film, including Ethiopian celebrate my 50th birth­ explanation one would wrong bay, and vice “Man was born into $1.00 that would revive her sleeping career. make it.” day next year in order to most expect from an old replete with Communists,” said Todd. Behailu Mengesha, who plays Jim,-were cast versa. Such mistakes led barbarism when killing with purchase of a Now that the play’s flopped, where Debbie would like to be one of the “The Provisional IRA has only one aim,” Todd insists, from students at Moscow’s Patrice Lumumba spare my parents newspaper hand like you. to typographical errors, his fellow-man was a Deborah Harry; Needs proper vehicle embarrassment. dozen donuts at regular i i wall she go next? Her albums aren’t few who does. “ and that is to start a revolution throughout Ireland and set University. An elderly printer once which were hard to detect normal condition of exist­ What do you think? told me the expression price. up a Communist dictatorship. Yet they’re being supported Tom is played by 10-year-old Fedya Stukov, because p’s and q’s are ence. He became endowed PREMATURE IN goes back to the days look-alikes. S ilvflrst • till to p humumu by the most conservative people in the United States, the a professional actor.who looks as American as with a conscience. And he Bring this coupon info any Ricky Schroder. Indeed, the large cast could PENNSYLVANIA when printed pages were Thus apprentice prin­ has now reached the day participating Dunkin’ Donuts Irish-Americans. All I can say is that those people are being set by hand, one letter at a ters were constantly ad­ — and longing to provo It totally duped. have been selected from Central Casting. when violence toward shop and receive six muffins The Russian version of "Tom Sawyer” will DEAR PREMATURE: time. monished, "Mind your p’s another human being He sits alone in his posh condo in Century City, CaUf., “ The Irish-Ametican politicians — the Kcaaedys and the If you’re • giving your The printer’s wooden and q’s! ’’ must become as abhor­ for only $1.00 with The only reason I watch “ Voyagen” on TV is because of Moyalhaas — know thiu this is true. But tliey don’t say be sold in this country by a pair of unlikely purchase of a dozen where the weather is perfect for a retired gentleman. But at entrepeneurs, Marvin Hime, a Beverly Hills I parents a big party to “cupboard” from which ROBERT MCMORRIS, rent as eating another’s Jon-Erik Hcnua. Can yon give bm sobw iaforaialion about anything about the Communist element in the Provisional celebrate their 50th wed- he withdrew each piece of COLUMNIST, OMAHA flesh.” donuts at regular price. bin? — L.M., SI. Loals, Mo. 71, famous Top Banana Phil Sihrtts harbon'fcw thoughts jeweler, and producer-studio executive Henry about retirement and IRA because it would be too politically dangerous.” Ehrlich, and their Cinema Development ' ding annivesary in Sep- type was called a job case. WORLD-HERALD ARTHUR H. PRINCE Hcxam, who plays Phineas Bogg on the NBCer, is 25, bitterly resents the fact Todd decided to move to Ireland after his first wife, Corporation. 190 pounds, 6 feet I inch, blond and very single. A native Sarah, died and he married the former Sanaa McCarthy. i ' i that few p^ple call him Said CDC’s Ehrlich, “The movie is being of Terufly, N. J., he now resides in Venice, Calif. While he to offer him jobs. “ It was either Arizona or Ireland,” he said. “ Ireland won. -COUPON- I simply got sick and tired of the rat race here.” dubbed in London, in authentic Missouri wras a student at Michigan State, he began looking toward a “ I’m the best come­ accents of the 19th century, to save money.” Help for artery blockages career in show biz and started working for various radio dian in the country,” he Todd said he went through the “ vast estate” his father stations in the area. But the philosophy m ^or still found left him, but he has no regrets. “ I had a lot of fun.” Now An English outfit is dubbing the film in said during a recent chat. exchange for releasing rights in the United time to make the football team. ” I was a receiver, but most “ I do more interviews he’s turned to writing. His first book, “ A Valuable Proper­ 6 M U FFIN S of the time my position v m bench-warmer,” chuckles Hex- ty: The Life ^tory of Michael T ^ d ,” deals with his Kingdom. It would have cost $250,000 in for TV and radio on the Hollywood. um. Three years after graduation, he moved to New York father’s whirlwind courtship of Taylor, their subsequent telephone than anybody Ehrlich and Hime made the deal with the includes diet and medication City to enroll hi acting classes. He supported himself by else. I do three or four marriage, and their life together before he was killed in a $1.00 plane crash. He’s still very close to Ta^or, who has written Russians without putting up a dime. working as a bartender and claims to have used a pay phone interviews a day. But in a deli as his office. a forward to the book. Mosfilm Ekport wanted $1 million up front DEAR DR. LAMB: DEAR READER: Good with purchase of a always on the phonel and a percentage deal for distribution in the ■ When I saw my doctor for news. Your old stallion Cannot be combined with any other dozen donuts at Last year, I read that Shliley MaclsJae had written, or Why don’t they put me United States. CDC offered them some . a checkup I asked and was does not have a conta­ offer. Good at any participating Dunkin' regular price was abOBi to write, a new book. Since Ihca, I haven’t heard on?” American films they own in a barter deal! No told. “There is no medica­ gious disease. He didn’t Donuts shop. One coupon per a thiag. — M.D., St. Lonk, Mo. SUvers is convinced' Singer Eddie Usher wasn’t smiling at the dOth anniver­ front money. tion for cholesterol depos- catch it from anybody. He customer. that he could still be as sary of the first graduating Class of Oeorge C. Thomas “We haven’t made any theatrical deals for . its.” He had never put me Your Health won’t give it to anybody. The book is called “Out on a Limb,” and it’s being m 83, TAICOTTVIUE (D., VnNON published by Bantam. It should be in the stores any day „ funny as. ever, if only ju i^ r high school in South Philadelphia. He sang "Joey, ‘Tom Sawyer’ here yet,” said Hime. “MGM on a diet of any kind. I do The disease produces OFFER eOOD THRU 6/12/83 Phil SUvers; Wants work given the chance. In the , have a serious artery blisters that resemble DUNKIN' 951 mnUD ENFIBB now. MacLalac had phmned to have it out late last year but Joey” in a tribute to his former classmate, the late come­ will distribute the film to TV. But before the Lawrence Lamb, M.D. 215 SBU DI9NI MCHW9Y, WnHIKnitD didn’t make it. heyday of burlesque and vaudeville. Silvers was one of the dian Joey Foraaa . . . New York Jets publicist Donna picture goes to TV, we’re going to take it to blockage. My left leg herpe^jrfKd hence its burls really bad if I run, natne. It is really one of LIMIT: 1 OFFER PER COUPON DONUTS 1014 M9M n ., lUT NMTFORD most sought-after comics. And, of course, he reigned for JaaoR wasn’t fired by the New York Jets. She Was let go, Disney for theatrical release.” ^ Its w o r t h t h e t r i p . *66 niw ram *v l, west h u h o id Is H Irac that Lyada Carter Is pfaumiag to star la a aravle years a television’s funniest Amy noncom on the “ Sgt. walk too fast or climb an the allergic-immune type however, because of a company rule that prevents husband "We are anxious to make this a family incline. disorders. And it is diffi­ OB RHa Hayworth? — R.M., SI. Loafs, Mo. Bilko” show. But now: and wife from being on the payroll at the same time. Donna picture,” Ehrlich said. “It won’t be seen in “ I’m sitting here in this phony town with all the directors Two years ago I had six cult to treat. Some of these Yes. The film, a two-hour TV movie called “ The Rita had to start job hunting aft« she married Jet running back Russian for art houses or for Intellectuals aiagnosed as having “der­ people seem to have IT'S WORTH THE TRIP Hayworth Story,” has been completed. CBS plans to air it and producers and nothing,” he moaned. “ I did a small interested in foreign pictures.” heart bypasses. Now I the winter in one of IT S WORTH MUte Aagartyalak . . . When Ethel Mcnnaa was recuper- Florida’s watering holes, matitis herpetiformis.” gluten intolerance and this fall. part with my daughter Cathy on ‘Happy Days,’ and it was atinjg in the hospital from brain surgery last month, she in­ Hime and Ehrlich think they have found a read your column and you mention diet and medica­ he got itching around his What is that? Is it herpes? improve if gluten is totally terrific. You’d think they would give me a spin-off. But sisted on walkiiig through the corridor of her floor at night gold mine in Russian movies. They have a ankles, then blisters all How can a spouse protect eliminated from the diet. nobody calls. to help cheer up other patients who couldn’t sleep. Merman contract with the Soviets that gives them flrst tion to help my problem. Paoplo. Exclusbol answars lha moat Intarsstlng Could you please help me? over his body. I heard him herself? Should guests That means elimination of quoatlons from raadora. Sand yours to us cara of this “I get mail all the time from everybody. I get three in­ was a hospital volunteer for 10 years before becoming a call on some 500 films made in the U.S.S.R. say he thought he had and family be warned all cereals except rice and nowspapar. vitations a day to. attend functions. I had a stroke, but now patient. . . OJ . SiaqiaoB and Nicole Brawn will definitely herpes. After 18 months of from kissing and drinking corn and any food pro­ Thanks to their friendship with former ; DEAR READER: I e iN ] SY TUISUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE. INC. I’m fully recovered. So maybe there’s still a chance that I’ll tie the knot this summer, say friends, after three years of cinematographer Robert Estes, now a Chicago doctoring he has been or contact? ducts that contain them. E m 41nd S o M . New Y o rk. N .Y . 10017 come bKk. I may still make it.” going steady. can’t believe your doctor businessman with economic ties in Moscow, said that. You must have Hime and Ehrlich have won Soviet confidence. bad a problem in com­ munication. He may have country music been expressing his opin­ Coffese N otes ion that diets and medi­ cine won’t reverse the deposits that have al­ Miss Staub graduates ready developed. Rever­ Liberated women singing cheatin’ songs sal of changes is debated I L • Suzanne Staub, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. but the American Heart Staub of 67C Ambassador Drive, graduated with Association and many honors from Mitchell College in New London on May By Glenn Blackmon women in granny dresses other music.” other groups have advo­ pain they feei. A country “happy love,” sometimes her songs, 36 albums,” 21. United Press with an off-key version of Rogers has been study­ audience can accept a cated diet and in some International ‘‘hurtin’ love” and espe­ Rogers said. “I found in She received an A A degree in liberal studies and will “How Can You Love Me ing the lyrics of country strong woman.” cially “cheatin’ love.” ' cases medicines to pre­ attend the University of Connecticut in the fall. Forever When You’re most cases she didn’t fit vent fatty-cholesterol music for eight years and une song which made LITTLE ROCK. Ark. — Never at Home.” • The number of cheating the stereotype. She had blockage of arteries and has written a book on the Rogers’ list three times in love songs has increased clout.” Twenty years ago ‘most Bur today Dollu Parton subject. “The Country to prevent progression of Nighan loins Tau Beta Pi everyone in country two decades may be re- since 1960, he said, and and Emmy Loir Harris Music Message” is being disease that has already music sang about cheatin‘ can tell stories of hard gaarded as symbolic. their tone has changed. william L. Nighan, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. published this month by George Jones and Elvis occurred. Nighan of 5 Thayer Road, a junior at Brown — the men crowed about times and tough attitudes, ’The message used to be Spectrum Books, a div­ Presley made hits of ’ ‘She the pain that comes from The diet usually recom­ University, has been elected to Tau Beta Pi in fooling around and the and many of the soft tunes ision of Prentice-Hall. women complained about of hurting are coming Thinks I StUl Care,” but cheating, but now it’s the mended includes limiting recognition of distinguished scholarship in Anne Murray changed engineering. being cheated on. from men such as Willie The liberation of coun­ pleasure. calories to eliminate or The times they have Nelson and Conway try women — both the “she” to “he” and was prevent developing body- equally successful. .The women singers are changed, though, and one Twitty, according to Jim­ singers and the charac­ taking the lead in cheating fat. If you don’t control Named to dean’s iist close observer of the mie N. Rogers. ters in country music To research his book, pleasure songs, Rogers ■: your body fat, the. other country scene says the “Women are more pow­ songs — is one of the Rogers listened to the top said. Thirty years ago ; modifications will not be Three Manchester residents have been named to so effective. Mita" the dean’s list at St. Joseph College for the spring biggest change is the erful in country music biggest changes in the 50 songs — more than Patsy Cline sang “I Love semester. They are: Judith Lafond of 32 Wellington liberation of women and than in any other,” said music business in the past 1,000 in all — going back to You So Much It Hurts.” The diet recommends Road, a senior; ’Theresa Leggault of 22 Lenox St., a their songs. Rogers, a communica­ 10 years, Rogers said in a 1960. He transcribed the Today Barbara Mandrell limiting your total fat junior: and Deborah Reust, 96 Wells St., a senior. The traditional country tions professor at the telephone interview. lyrics and studied them to makes a bit of “If Loving intake from ali sources image is of men in Stet­ University of Arkansas in "Women can make the find out what country You is Wrong, I Don’t and limting your satu- sons singing tunes like Fayetteville. “They are same statements as music fans were iistening Want to Be Right.” ; rated fats to no more than Residents earn law degrees “ You Say You’re Straight aggressive and they don’t men,” he said. “At the to. ' 10 percent of your total With Me But It Sure assume a doormat philo­ Rogers gives most of Three area residents have earned law degrees from same time, men can be F a r and away the No. I the credit, though, to calorie, intake. It also Seems Your Hair’s Al­ sophy. It’s a change I more open about their • recommends limiting the University of Connecticut’s School of Law during ways in Curlers” and don’t think you will find in subject, Rogers said, was Loretta Lynn. commencement exercises May 21: feelings of hurt, about the love — occasionally “I did a study of ail of your cholesterol intake to They are: Jason M. Dodge of 26 Conway Road, and no more than 300 milli­ Patricia A. Ayers of 48 Flora Road in Bolton and ^ . 9 ______^ grams a day. Margaret M. Landrey of 28 Clark Road in Bolton. ^ 1 f l u f f y f f When diet and exercise alone will not lower cho­ lesterol, many physicians Seller receives bachelor’s HARTFORD Zone In 3-D (PG> 12, 1:45, WAR GARKS 3:30, 5:10, 7:30, 9:M. oftheDeod(R)9;1S.—Chilly Friday. do prescribe medicines Michael S. Beller has received a bachelor’s degree Alhmaum Clnamo -i- Sov Scenes of Winter 7 with King lost Hartford — Reopens Amen, Somebody 7:30,9:30. 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M « , Dm WW- run lor the school board office in 6:00 P.M. enterteirtfnent. the position again. The committee Attorney Michael Dev­ chester woman in 1980. He Tue.sday. that it was coerced out of Libertad Lamarque. (E) 1903Compuloe garda dancer and choreographer Wm . 1982. R «w l PG. COVENTRY - At lu ’Tuesday the November town elections. The effective sentence ( D CD C D 8 8 8 - News Twyla Tharp is examined. <60 8 - MOVIE: 'Cast g Giant reaffirmed its endorsement of lin, who was appointed currently at the Whiting him. However, Kelly said 8 “ Entartainmant Tonight 1:30 A.M. night meeting, the Republican Also ’Tuesday, the committee Albert E.. Carlson as the only special defense counsel on the four he pleads on he didn’t buy the GD ~ Thraa'a Company mm.) 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Pnrida Nm I. 1949 free bachelor preifere his music, eire. gram features Night Club music whelming workload, if the subcom­ the Skungamaug River in charges. >1.50 * ® - R.pottM'41 8 - Public Awards CD - Li. DotKtor C D -Jo o FiwdiBn Show fast cars and freedom to the con- CD - Who Loves Amy Tonight? 9:30 P.M. and entertainment. <60 mm.) COVENTRY - When school of whom were requested by school mittee does not grow by June 13. Coventry. Tuesday, Kelly ac­ p ® - MOVIE: 'OMthtrap' A 8 8 - MacNaN-Lehrar fir>erT>ent of marriage. EMe Pres­ 32-8tarTrWc (3D - Rooldo. All remaining seed geraniums <1.00 I * noted Broadway playwright is 8 * Lucas 02 - MOVIE: 'Dog Day Q i - Footim of Faith resumes next fall, school board administrators. Most of the money Mrs. Ashley urged any town Tuesday in court here cepted the manslaughter Report ley, SheNey Fabaree, Diene (32 - World SportMTWn Outdoor ® - M OVIE: ‘BarbarWh* A ^ desperate for a box office Nt after McBein. 1966. AftMnoon' A frwnic and befud- S - Honoymoonorm . members have decided, local came from an $11,000 net turnover Republican interested in helping Boyle pleaded guilty plea. The recommended 8 • Trampa Para un Sonador 9:00 P.M. died berArobber plena ■ Brooklyn wlvwnura. from throughout th. womwi'a kmoconco I. tool in ), a series of disasters. Michael IS) - Sport. Tonight world hoatwl by Curt (jowriy. (60 WMCO wfiMi die’s kitroducad to a schools will have a total of 2.5 more in certified salary accounts; $5,000 out to contact her. under the Alford doctrine Wb will closB for th* staion Jinw ' Cairw, Christopher Reeve. Dyan Un hombre se encuentra antra el 8 - Prime News D D - NBA Playoffe/or bank heist that goes awry. Al Pa­ sentence of 10- to 26-years min.) M rlM of paychadMc, tachno-MX ; teachers: one sixth-grade teacher "1 think we have a very good Cannon. 1982. Rated PG. arrtor de dos mujeres. Antortio 8 8 * Rm I People Tonight's AKamata Programming If this cino, Chris Sarandon. John Ce- ® - 1983.F.I.F.A. Cmpoon- of it came from a projected heating to first-degree mans­ is the maximum allowed lAth. Thank you for your support. Grimau, Cristina Alberto. Dora program features a 4-year-okl game is not neceseary. titm alter­ zele. 1976. Rated R. ■to dal Mundo Juvontud: (9 - Pick tho Pro. Sportawrl- plaawxM. Jana Fonda, Davi. !...at Captain Nathan Hale School, a oil savings at the high school. chance this year to win the election laughter in a deal that is under this charge. Boyle ® - Md in e 10:00 P.M. Lottormon DavkT. g u n u wo Dr. GIVE YOUR budget o (S) - M «i About th. Ho u m Paopla's Court min.) CD - Tom CotUo Up Closo speech teacher, and a half-time planned hirings were justified. come forward before the GOP now pending in Hartford 8 FrerKi) prison aftsr helpirtg a Q D -N o w s 11:30 P.M. Ruth WMthWmw wtd Rick boost! Sell those still- Bolton. Follow tho (C-CBSI to w . ( 9 - ESPN BportaContor learning disabilities teacher. “ There are a number of students in 8:00 P.M. & - MOVIE: '...And Your father tryir>g to reecue hie son. eed as wood producw crMto. a porno- O - BowMohod nold E. Elman earmarked money school who have learning prob­ Open daily 8-8 assigned to protect a heavy­ 02 - 1983 (Mtogs WoiW tora find Staven. eed Captioned] 2:45 A.M . from various funds to pay the lems, and need a teacher to ning a bake sale at the caucus and a year 2003. or possibly until 643-2711 to place vour 7 days mob. NE CD ®-NlghtBna WKXou. JiAa Androwa, WWwn accommodate them,’ ’ she noted. od. ® - Notictofo NwionN SIN Brevis. 1979. IndepecMtont Network HoMwi. Robert Pm ton. 1M1. ® - MOVIE: 'Dog Day $21,000 needed for the teachers, all country-western dance on June 26 the year 2023. (D - PM Magazina ® - Ira id . Boxing (B) - Saturday Mght Uvo Notidas necionales con GuBermo 8 8 - In Parfonnance at the Rm w I R. Altamoon' A (ramie and bahid- at St. Mary’s Church. 646-S 743 Restrepo. (D 8 - FaN Guy Coh's stak­ White House ® ® - Facto of Ufa CoropNc.- 8 - SufMlay at tha King's O - MOVIE: 'Soma Kind of dfedbankfobbafplani a Brooklyn 8 - -Mllsreona eout assigrvnent er>ds up with tk>ns arise when the girls have tP House Haro' An ax-GI fifxl. Wo m honw 1:00 A.M . bank haist that goat awry. Al F ^ Colt hijackirtg a private plarte. (R) 8 - MOVIE: 'Gmaaad more difficuh than his six years as ® - A B C N m n lightning' After World War II. a get dstes for the Sadie Hawkine 8 - CharNa's Angels CD - Sanfnrd and Son dno. Chris Sarandon, John Ca- : Bolton board a POW. Richard Pryor. Margot <60 min.) Dance. (R) (Closed Ceptiorted] zala. 1976. RatadR. 303 E. Center St. s h @ - Omr EMy b l ^ taxi driver it steered kuo 8 • Freeman Reports Kidder, Ray Sharkey. 1982. CD - Hogan’s Horoos D - MOVIE: Ollvar Tw ist' A stock car racing. Richerd Pryor. 8 - Great Parformancaa 'Got- Rated R. CD - M OVIE: 'MognMoont O - MOVIE: 'Dialanos' Racial Manchester 7:00P.M. Beau Bridges. R«ed PG. 1977. 8 8 " Quincy On the eve of and aaxual tension abourKl on an young boy finds himself caught terdammerung.’ Hagen plots his weddirig, Quincy encoumers a O - Mwy Hanmwi. Mwy magical aaagnai or oama army base in Gaorgia during tha ; reviews plans SPREADING THE G D -C B 8 N m n up in the corruption, poverty artd 8 ** MOVIE: 'The Importance Siegfried's death in order to av­ widow who murdered her hus­ Mata* A young sdentiet davoL Ires Chic 1950'a. is celebrating the com ing of sum m er with for new garage two new a(J(Jitions and new ideas for WORD BRIDGE today's w om an — In today's world of sophisticated communications, it is hard ASTRO to imagine a time when the town crier was the only available BOLTON — Preliminary plans for a new town source of news for townspeople. Employed by. the town, the A cautionary tale GRAPH garage, with a cost estimate of $300,000, were unveiled □ braidin^haimnving lonely town crier was responsible for spreading the word to Tuesday at the selectmen’s meeting. □ minicuring/sctilptured rails the citizenry. . Local Architect Alan C. Wiedie and Public Building taught me not to bid seven □ make-up The only form of communicatiori which is still as personal as when there is any doubt in Commission Chairman Robert Allen presented the hearing the town crier in the streets is the Classified section of the daily newspaper. This is where private individuals my mind, and« my hand % u r plans for the 7,650 square-foot garage, which will sit on □ n r piercing the same site as the present one, on Notch Road communicate with other individuals in buying and selling NORTH made me a doubter. □ waxing situations, in hiring employees or finding jobs, in telling or ♦ 9 7 6 Now South won the trump ^ B i r t h d a y behind the two school buildings. The proposed in asking. VI1H7141 lead in his own band and building is more than twice the size of the present one. □ perming When spreading the word is important to you, cuui'fi cn 696 promptly led bis ace of It is expected that a finished version of the plans will June*, 1961 □ hair coloring low-cost ad in Classified to reach the right people. Placing ♦ 7 . cluba. If it had held, he face voters in a referendum before November. J your ad is easy. Just give us a call I ' would have made bis unhid Parinefships hold promiaa for The plans also include a $16,700 dog pound that will W ES T E A S T you this iMMnIng year, but they grand slam, but West ruffed 4S32 ♦ --- must be handled with considar- sit acljacent to the building. Selectmen Tuesday asked K a r e n M a r i e VAQ 8S V J6 and led a second trump to able akin. If mismanaged, those Wiedie and Allen to find out if the pound can be ♦ 6111714 4332 leave South with just one who coukt offer you opportuni­ completely enclosed. As the plans stand, there are Call Classified 643-2711 I N O T q u i t e ! IT(S a REPLICA OF TH E ...SHE'S RTTED OUT WITH 4--- ♦qjiiiii4i trump in dummy to ruff two ty might Instead place obata- open runners for the animals. Wiedie said he was OLD BRISIDLS THE BRITISH USED d u a l c o n t r o l s a n d a losing clubs. des In your path. IN WORLD WAR ONE.' .____- SOUTH informed by a state official that such runners were 643-2483 FEW C7THER THINGS TH E ^ e l l , ” said South, “I talk QEMMII (May 31-Juns 20) ORIGINALS DIDN'T HAVE) ♦ AKQJ14I4 required. Open Mon-Sat O--- too much. Let’s hope the Agreemonts must be negotiat­ other South makes the same Selectman Douglas T. Cheney said the pound would ♦ a k ed with great care today In Evenings Mon, Tues, Thur M en W elcom e Also play for a tie board.” be in close proximity to lh e schools. “ I don’t want 4 A K 5 S order to avoid future mlaunder- U At the other table the bid­ standlngs. Be sure everyone outdoor runners if possible,’ ’ he said. Vulnerable; North-South ding started the same way, observes the ground rules. ' Wiedie said he would check into state regulations Dealer. South but Ehut was a man who Qemlnl predictions for the year again. believed in pre-empting. He ahead are now ready. Zoning Commission Chairman Phillip G. Dooley, Weal North Eait Soetk bid five cluM over N o ^ ’s Romance, career, luck, earn­ present at the meeting, said the town would need a THE 1 9 8 3 24 ings, travel and much more are Paaa 2 N T Paas 64 two no-trump. South thought change of zone in order to construct the building, or U.S. of doubling but flnaUy set­ discussed. Send $1 to Astro- ' rNSPECTEO Pan Pan . Pan Qraph, Box 486, Radio City the zoning regulations could be revised. Either way, I ano passed bv ^ tled on i m t looked uke a he said, the town would have to go through all the ■department OFkl, Station, N.Y. 10016. Be sura to K agmicolure 6-b sure vulnerable slam. stale your zodiac sign. Send an statutory requirements, including public hearings. Opening lead; 42 West opened a trump aa additional $2 lor the NEW The biggest chunk of the $300,000 estimate, WEIGHT N bad the other West, but now Astro-Qraph Matchmaker according to Wiedie’s plans, would go for mechanical South bad been given a clear wheel and brxiklet. Reveals and electrical installations and would cost $45,000. HAZEL, ARE 'tOU tM GO N G TO EXERCISE t warning of unusual distribn- VOURE ALVWA 'S ^ 40URE. NI/\/G 15 Group of ^ omp. wd.| not yet a reality. ID □ D □1 accommodate offices and studios will be held tonight, Wostarn alliet “ Snaophitti- ID a \ SAOITTARHIS (Nov. 2S-Oae. PATTIES *R> PAlf- A T THE ^EfeE 16 Vina . cated B DDD o 21) Normally you are not the 7 p.m., in the Community Hall. 17 Egyptian sun ° Hub of a B DDD D type who succumbs to flattery, The resolution didn’t pass through the board oF AN ACCENT. wheal n DDD D but today you might let your without one dissenting vote. Selectwoman Noreen B. Route 18 Tending to Z guard down and be manipulat­ Carpenter said she didn’t want to vote on the LUN101B.LOTS OMU..WA.ta..n«taiU..MI1WD. 'ThAWs/^-B Ukanats 26 Ibsen 410wn HOT A SWEET arouia S ed by another. Location character 42 Small bills resolution, which was introduced by Selectman Carl A ITALIAN feelings CAPRiCOfM (Dee. 2 2 ^ It) H A M B U R G Phrato of un- 27 Poker kitty 43 ContampUblo Pniess, because'she wanted public input first. She GROUND BEEF 20 Flotills You are not likely to acoom- .also said she didn’t like the idea of having something S A U S A G E darstanding (2 28 Cross in a 44 Birthmsrks pllsh all your alma today K you P A T T I E S _ AWEEKA6C?/LeAVE EACHOPiOUA HURRIONE POUBLEP PLAYIN'PENMYAMTE 21 Article wda.| ' “ rammed down our throats.’’ 22 Spanieh gold f j church ^ 46 Printai's permit others to burden you » L 2 9 ’S UNKS dollar . THE IDEA WS ID $EE IF NbU HEkAiOEYiMVl m HURRKV^E. Isn't (sl.| 26 Snakes' commodity witl] matters they should be ' Under state law, cable TV is regulated as a public 23 Bums ig Christisn SUL 26 Mighty 31 Fixed amount 46 Source of attending to tlwmaalves. ' Utility. Proposals for site locations are determined by LOTS 8 COOLPtttREA^E' symbol RRERNFAST *1. 6 9 ;? AOUARMS (Jan. 20-Pab. IS) „the state. Iriical municipalities have no clout in the NOW THROUGH JUHB 18th OHLV! cataract 20 Collsgs group 34 Niutical tarm rnatals KIELBASA C0M0HM1KM OOXES SbURMONEV. LOSTYDORS?^ 30 Immadiataly 22 35 Oxygonstor 47USSO Don't be aurpriaad H a paraon decision, other than advisory. m a S A N E L U C t SAUSAGE UNKS Lubricates with whom you'va reoantly 2)1 LBS NOT $409 31 Electrical unit 23 Dangle 37 Damantsd payment However, Preuss said the business fits in with the s u . 196S PRICB FOR A UMITEO TIME ONLYI 32 Our (Fr.) 24 38 Sultry 49 Nagativs become Involved suddanty small-type business Bolton has been trying to attract 2)1 LBS SWEET Aynu. Preposition makes a quick exit. His alncarl- ^ » L 69 ’S ROX *L 29 S * 40 Brazilian port FIRST MEHING AND REGISTRATION FEE, JUST $5. 33 Indafinita in 26 Physicist prefix ty lacks staying power. 'to expand its tax base and diversity in employment order PWCIB (Pab. BBMareb 20) opixirtunity. Selectmen Douglas T. Cheney and 34 Asaumad 1 2 3 4 9 9 7 9 9 10 11 LERNUICEO WNOU COMMEBGUL BEXP Unless tha malhoda you use to ’’Aloysius J. Aheam agreed, and said the selectmen manner 12 11 14 attain your objectives are wan should give the Connecticut Siting Council, which is SLAB 3-S LB. $159 35 At tha peak thought out. your goals could holding the public hearing, a positive sign. A pcrlb. TENDERLOINS < 2 ” 36 Big monkey BACON li 18 17 elude your today. Discard First Selectman Henry P. Ryba also voted in favor. G-SIBS. 38 Watches out erratic procaihiies. 18 19 for AMBB (Hafoh m t1-Aprfi ■•Mfmi I iv| t ) CHOKE WIMU BONELESS 3 US. 39 Born ■ " Usually you taal more?K)r9 cofiribd-I 40 Nagativa 21 SHOULDER TOLL FREE r LO V E>iV U , ■ able daaNng withI •Huatiofb-n i S19S I LOVE EVERY SO OFTEN, I HAVE conjunction 23 24 28 27 29 29 they arisa, but today Ifit yyou o o ^ WORLD.' CUWHO(.E -10 T 0 121 estate license after successfully completing the tags. Lean 1 6 9 Sirloin , » 4 9 Beef [ 9 9 required course at By David E. Anderson These days, rain dates Beef „ Manchester Com­ United Press International' are nice to have. The town Ground Beef ib J. Tip Roasts ( 2 - ) lb Liver munity College, has Rib Eyes ( a T. joined the Carl A. Recreation Department SMOKED-SHOULOeR-BONELESS-WATER ADDED « « BEEF-1-L8. PKO. 1.39 WASHINGTON — The FHA-insured mortgage will sponsor a walk-a-thon FRESH-MIXED FRYER PARTS FRESH-GENUINE AMERICAN SPRtNO-SlOE HALF OR Zinsser Agency at A&P Pork Butts A&P Meat Franks interest rate goes up from 11.5 percent to 12 percent at the fitness trail at ^x-O-Chicken Whole L ^b'cT . r 750 Main St. He will today, the first increase in the rate in more than a PORK LOM-EOUAL AMTS. OF CNTR. CUT Manchester Community P ^ LOB^Et^^AMTS. W CNTR. CUT ^ YOUR CHOtCE-NEPCO OR <7iv LESSER OUANTITIES-SS* LB be involved in the FRESH-Q^MNE AMERICAN SPRING-WHOLE year. College on June 14. The Assorted Pork Ohops EndChopi lu 1*’ Ann Page Sliced Bacon 1 S4b Phg sale of residential Housing and Urban Development Secretary Samuel Fresh Chicken Legs Or More Leg-O-Lamb-Oven Ready and commercial rain date is June 21. If you PORK LOIN • Pierce Jr. said Tuesday the increase is necessary to EXTRA MILO -10 P"CSH want to attend this affair 1 ^ S H GENUINE AMERICAN SPRING ^ m property in the keep mortgage money flowing for middle-income and need a ride, call the Country Style Pork Ribs ,b F ’ Colonial Franks Chicken Breasts Greater Manches­ * ^ S M FLOUNDER FILLET 2.M LB. OR ^ Shoulder Blade Lamb Chops ibl’’ home buyers. center and leave your OUlCK-FROZEN-BREADEO ter area. The Federal Housing Administration interest rate Pollock Rllet 1” f f IC FRESH-BREASTS-149LB I ^ S H GENUINE AMERICAN SPRING ^ I n ln b Cashman was em­ name and phone number. * M M A M U WfD THflU tAI M U IF URVICC FISN H P t A&P Fish ^ k es 3" Perdue Chicken Legs is the rate allowed on federally insured mortgages for Don’t forget the cen­ Rib Lamb Chops ( 4X) ployed for many ye­ single family homes. ter’s first picnic on Thurs­ ars with Joseph "Under the present rate, many potential home day at 11:45 a.m. The Frozen Food Spectacular CALIFORNIA SWEET JUICY German Clothes, buyers are denied the more favorable terms of picnic will be held inside if xlAE FARV Inc. FHA-insured loans they need to achieve home it rains. The cost is $1.50 A&P Regular Navel T h e Zinsser ownership,” Pierce said. and will include hot dogs, f C E B i Agency, which is a But the increase, in some respects, is at least a assorted salads, baked Lem onaw 4 s i f s 8 9 ^ Oranges member of the Man­ PURE 6.99 temporary' blow to the administration’s insistence beans, ice cream, and Minute Maid CANIALOUPE-MONEVMW-WATEHMtLON PIECES _ „ chester Board of housing would be* one of the leaders in the nation’s coffee or tea. Welch’s Grape Juice l t 8 9 * Realtors and the FOR THE KIDS Extra Fancy Melon Trays 79* economic recovery. UPI photo The summer lunch pro­ Orange Juice «« 109 Multiple Listing . In the past year, as conventional interest rates have gram will begin June 20. ENRICHED WITH VITAMIN C Ann Page Twin Pops pkg. M CALIFORNIACRtSP-SOLID _ _ Ai_ /■»_ 1. Service, is observ- fallen, followed very shortly by HUD-announced LOCAL Alan Cashman i„g loui year in J.E. Davidson, the 51 year old forensic tampering and look for mechanical Beverages are available 12-c. 1.39 Iceberg Lettuce h«.69* declines in the FHA rate, administration officials if you choose to bring a Ann Page Ice Milk Bars pkg 1 business. have said the declines meant the recovery of the auto mechanic, charges insurance defects that may have caused an sandwich. Lunch is can­ CHOCOLATE. BANANA OR LEMON UJ5U S NO 1 • -TEXAS TEXAS MEDIUM YELLOW OR ^ ^ Cashman lives at 190 Ralph Road with his wife, housing industry and therefore showed a turnaround companies and private attorneys $360 accident. Davidson is shown looking celed for June 16. 109 Diane, and their two children, Trisha and Jeffrey. Mrs. Smith’s Cream Pies 1 Jumbo Spanish Onions 2 ib. 59* in the economy. a day plus expenses to reconstruct over an engine in Pittsburgh. The variety show pro­ M T C H CHOC. OR GRAND MARNIER Housing officials attempted to put the best face 1S 99 us NO 1-SELECT R U ^ T BAKING on C A LK — _ car crashes, investigate odometer duction crew affair has n Pepperidge Farm Cake Supreme 1 possible on Tuesday’s announced increase — one that been postponed until the HOMESTYLE ^ Long W hW otatoes 2289* . 8 5 had been sought by the Mortgate Bankers Associa­ fall. Eastern gets help Eggo Waffles X69^ FRESH TENDER GREEA tion, the primary industry group issuing FHA-insured Please mark your ca­ MIAMI — Eastern Airlines lost $1 million a day mortgates. lendar for 12:30 p.m. June Morton .B«, ^ lifo rn ia JUICY SWEET LUSCIOUS last month, but the carrier was saved from The assistant secretary for housing, Philip Abrams, 30. The Area Agency for large L who also serves as federal housing commissioner, ‘Quincy’ of auto mechanics Aging will hold a public M eat Pies -TSSr Broccoli bunch" ‘ Cafifornia financial doom because 1^,000 non-union em­ OttCKEN, TURKEY OR SALISBURY 89 ployees agreed to a $200 million wage-deferral said the increase is a "technical adjustment” forum at the center on plan, chairman Frank Borman says. reflecting the current situation in the marketplace. their projected priorities Banquet Dinners Nectarines lb. WHOLE Dairv Specials Borman said the employees’ decision to shift 10 Reaction to the HUD announcement was mixed. for 1984. Your input is A spokesman for the Mortgage Bankers Associa­ invited. Copies of the plan Bird’s Eye Green Beans percent of their wages info two in-house WHITE OR YELLOW investment programs would help Eastern win tion, said he believes the recovery continues and “we proves a true super sieuth POTATO will be available at the new loans from its banks. can have lower interest fates." center for your review Bird’s Eye Tasti Puffs Kraft Without those loans. Eastern would have run A spokesman for the National Association of Home prior to this time. COMB^11.7-OZ. OR 12

palnthiB/Poparlno 52 m Isc. for Sole PLEASE READ 63 MIsc for Sale 63 M Isc for Sale 63 Tag Sales 69 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 YOUR AD •••••••>»••••••••••••• p a in t in g a n d p a p e r SEASONED FIREWOOD 1969 HONDA CB. $300. Classilled ads are taken h a n g in g — Exterior GOLF CLUBS-Starter set OFFICE DESK-Steel, TAG SALE-Saturdav & TRIUJWPH SPITFIRE- Classified.... 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 — Cut any length. $75.00 of Spauldings with cart, gray, 60X30X30 with four Sundav, June 11th and 1980. Red convertible. Ex- Coll otter 5pm. 643-0185. over the phone as a con­ Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 and Interior, ceilings re- cord. 423-7813, 456-4035. venience. The Herald is Notices .62 For advertisements to be bag and balls. All In good drawers plus typewriter 12th. From 10am to 4pm. cellent Conditon. Extras. Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 Rates poired. References, fully condition. $75.00. Call an­ KAWASAKI-1981 KE 125. responsible lor only one .63 published Monday, the dead­ Insured. Quality work. compartment. $30.00. 541 Wall Street, Hebron. 19,000 miles. Rust- Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden__ .64 Minimum Charge: ytime 649-1794. Call 6pm to 8pm. 647-9461. „ proofed. Most sell. $4500 Excellent condition. 670 incorrect insertion and Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Martin Mattsson, even­ *•••••••••••••••••••••• ...... 649-1943 miles. Call after 5pm. Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts...... 65 $2.25 for one day ings 649-4431. then only to the size ol Announcenr»ents...... 03 Roommates Wanted..... 48 .66 Per Word: •OUTDOOR ' Wanted to Buy 70 evenings. 649-4190. Ihe original inserlion. Auctions...... 04 QUALITY HARDWOOD- FURNITURE-Set of Home and Garden 64 .67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad INTERIOR — EXTE­ Cut, split. $65.00. Two Errors which do not Real Estate Three, 2' diameter cable ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORD ESCORT-1981. 3 TAKARA BMX Excellent lessen the value ol the Services .68 3-5 d a y s...... 14« RIOR Painting — Wal­ cord minimum. Small de­ spools. Use for tables or condition. $75 firm. Call Homes for Sale...... 31 .69 Classified advertisements lpapering and drywall WANTED - used world . hatchback. Power advertisement will not Financial 6 d a y s...... 13« are taken by telep'hone as a livery charge. Coll 649- stools. 3 for $13.00or $5.00 FOR SALE — Firewood, Book encyclopedia set. feering, rear w ndow de- after Spm. 643-0185. Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 .70 26 d a y s...... 12« Installation. Quality pro­ 1831 anytime. each. 649-0832. hardwood two to four be corrected by an ad­ Lots/Land for S a le ...... 33 convenience. fessional work. Reasona- Will DQv UD to S50 00 ^roster, low mll©oo©» Mortgages...... 11 Painting/Papering...... 52 Happy Ad$: foot lengths. You pick up. M3 13 4 6 eellent condition. Best ••••••••••••••••••••••• ditional insertion. Investment Property__ '.34 The, Manchester Herald Is : ble prices. Free estl- Personal Loans...... 12 Bullding/Contracting.... 53 $3.00 per column Inch FROSTLESS COLDSPOT SCHOOL DESKS and $50.00 cord. 742-8426. ______offer. Call 646-6082 or Business Property...... 35 Roofing/SIdIng...... 54 responsible only for one Incor­ • mates. G.L. McHugh, REFRIGERATOR- chairs for small children. MIsc. Automotive 76 Insurance...... 13 rect Insertion and then only : 643-9321. WANTED TO BUY-Used ______Wanted to Borrow...... 14 Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive Deadlines FREEZER — Full size. Sturdy steel frame. 2sets. PLANTS — All kinds of P h on e Flooring...... 56 for the size of the original White. $60.00. Call 646- $12.00. per set. Telephone sizes. Call 646-4090 Cars/Trucks for S a le ..... 71 For classified advertise­ PROFESSIONAL 8372. iancer?ca?'nft. And a^n°v CAMARO-67, 68, right Income Tax Service...... 57 Motorcycles/BIcycles__ 72 Insertion. 649-1724. anytime. other miscellaneous gar- $1700. .Call 646- Rentals ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen PAINTING- Commercial rrear quarter panel. Af­ 64 3 -2 7 1 1 Employment I Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 8> Residential. Quality O N E POST MOUNT age equipment. Call any- ______Rooms for R e n t...... 41 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement BABY FURNITURE-AII ter 6:00 pm. $30.00 646- & Education Auto Services...... 74 craftsmanship. Texture MAILBOX on fancy excellent condition. time, 742-8980. ^ 1973 VOLKSWAGEN- 1172. You’ll Get Apartments for Rent ..... 42 For Sale deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by an celling specialist. House U-PICK STRAWBERRIES Autos for Rent/Lease..... 75 befare publication. handmade stainless steel Good selection. Call otter ...... rebuilt motor. New Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 additional Insertion. power washing. Free esti­ stand. Excellent condi­ 4:30pm. 646-5150 or 646- AT THE CORN GRIB Results! mates. 646-4879. A l l t n n n n t i u o muffler, rimmed snow- T O D A Y IS a good 'day tion. $25.00. 649-0387 after 8316. Berry Patch M U I U I I I U I I V C Needs body work. to place an ad in classi­ 5:00. 649-3619. fied to sell those Idle NAME YOUR OWN FOR SALE-Frost free re­ items you've been stor­ Notices Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Rooms for Rent *1 Rooms for Rent PRICE. Painting, paper­ Buckland Road, S. Windsoi ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apartments for Rent 42 Apartments for Rent 42 Resort Property 45 ELECTRIC HAIR CUT­ frigerator. $75.00. Call Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 '^6® BO N N EVILLE two ing. A gulck call to ing, removal. Fast ser­ TER, like new. $7.00. 649-6792. Friday, June 10th door hardtop with air. 643-2711 will putyourad Casual Trio Lost/Found 01 vice. 289-9061, 647-8254. Folding bed with mat­ ...... Excellent motor. New GAL FRIDAY for a multi­ FU RN ISH ED ROOM for 9 a.m.,to picked out in print. tude of Interesting as­ GENTLEMAN PRE­ tress. $8.00. Telephone LAWN MOWER-reel •imn cA-rti i-r i. tlres,batterv,andradia- rent-KItchen, porch. 647- EXTERIOR HOUSE 649-2430. type. Hahns eclipse self signments. Hours 1 to 5 FERRED. $50.00 weekly. 9288 or 647-1273 until MANCHESTER-MaIn 118 MAIN STREET- 3 CHARLESTOWN rMn°<:innri V m i for.Asking $495. Coll 649- FOUND-ocquo parakeet. MEDIUL [RANSCRIPTIONISTS Monday thru Friday. Call Street. 2-3-4 rooms. rooms, first floor, heat PAINTING-College se­ powered. 21 Inch, 4 cycle, runs good. Coll 742-9852. 4294 otter 5pm. INVITATION TO BIO We currently have two positions Kitcnen privileges. 646- 10pm. R H O D E ISLAND- « « 7 4 Vocinity of Bluefield Barbara Weinberg tor a Heated, hot water, ap­ and hot water Included. niors. Three years expe­ NICE WHITE LEATHER 2.25 hp. Briggs- Stratton Drive. Pay for this od-the availibte as medical transcription- 2 0 0 0 . Summer home for rent. rience. Cheap rates. Free GOVERNMENT SUR- ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ists. confidential Interview. pliances. No pets. Secur­ No appliances. No pets. 649-4578, ask for Carol. couch. Price $60.00. Call Parkhound. $95.00. Pets 65 1978 HONDA CIVIC-AIr MICROCOMPUTER BID bird Is yours. 649-9103. H o u rs are. 6 a m. • 4:30 p.m. every 647-1419.______ity. Parking. 523-7047. Security. $370. phone 646- estimates. Call Peter 643-2848. Phone 643-5873. PLUS CARS AND conditioning. No rust. The Board of Education, other weekend 20 hours per week FURNISHED ROOM- Krupp 643-0468 or Jeff TRUCKS listed for$42,064 110 Long Hill Drive, East 6 hours Sunday plus 4 hours Wed • 2426 9 to 5 weekdays. CAPE COD SOUTH $2300. Call after 5pm. Hartford, CT. will receive FOUND-Near Verplanck Fri. evenings or 6 h ou rs Sat. ft NURSE'S AIDES- Main Street location. $155 Lombardo 646-0650. sold for $451. More avail­ Apartments for Rent 42 MANCHESTER- YARMOUTH-SIx room A-FRAME TOWBAR with ROTARY LAWN FREE ENGLISH SET­ 742-8536. sealed bids for ELEMEN­ School. Girls 3 speed Sunday plus 4 hours F riday even­ Certlfied. Parttlme3to11 month. Includes all Available Immediately. 3 NEWER FIVE ROOM coupler and safety MOWER-Used only once, able. 203-748-6996 ext 413. TARY SCHOOL MICRO­ bike. Coll 647-9925 to ing and 3 to 9. Immediate home, three bedrooms, TER DOGS. One male Good typing and extensive Knowi- utilities. Security and ref bedrooms with applian­ DUPLEX-avallable July Bullding/Contracting 53 chains. $20.00. Call 643- selling due to illness. and one female. Hunting COMPUTER BID. Bid Infor. Identify. edge of medicai terminology re­ openings. Manchester MANCHESTER — one, IV2 baths. QuIert, dead motion and specifications erences. 643-0108 after ces. Heat and hot water 1st. $475 monthly. Secur­ 4389. Briggs 8, Stratton motor, and/or family pets. To quired For more information con­ Manor Nursing Home. two and three bedroom end street. Near golf, BANK ore ovailoble at the Business tact the Personnel Dept, at 647- 5pm or before 9am Included. Rental Office. ity. No utilities. 643-7344. chain driven. 36" kitchen Office. Sealed bids will be Call 646-0129.______apartments. Heat and hot beach and amusements. good homes. 646-1423. Announcements 03 4710 649-4800. CRANE OIL BURNER table. 649-9339. lEPOSSESSIONS VW RABBITT 1979- Dark received until 10:30 a.m. on water. $375., $425., $495. Some summer weeks stil I ROBERT E. JARVIS with controls. $20.00. Call Wednesdav#June 22, 1903. ot MUNCHESrER MEMORttl HOSPlIlll HAIR STYLIST-Full time THREE ROOMS-Private Coll 649-4800. BOLTON APARTMENT available. 647-9826 for BUILDING — Remodel­ THREE WEEK OLD NU­ FOR SALE brown, 4 speeed. Air, which time they will be 71 H aynes Street for busy Manchester entrances. Ladles $35. 454 MAIN STREET-FIrst 649-0468. BABY CRIB-WhIte BIAN GOAT. Doe with Am/FM stereo. Custom publicly opened and read Manchester. CT 06040 — Quiet neighborhood. details. ing Specialist. Additions, Mens $35 and $40. Also: floor. Three room heated wooden with mattress. 1979 Pontiac Trans Am $5500 aloud. The Board of Educa­ ______e O E M/F salon. Base pay plus com­ ONE OF THE nicest No pets. References re­ garages, roofing, siding, white areas on brown. Interior, only 20,000origi­ mission. Call Command Fur coat, dresses, suits, apartment. $325. Security RUG-FIber, 9X12, Never Excellent condition. Call Registered. Please call 1975 Ford Pinlo . nal miles. One owner. tion reserves the right to AHENTION things about want ads Is quired. $360. monthly. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ StationWagon $1200 accept or relect any or all I'm looking for the wo­ etc. Call 649-5459. required. Phone 646-2426 used. Great for cottage, 649-7265. Performance, ask tor their low cost. 643-5983. M Isc for Rent placement wlndows- 649-6320. Showroom condition. bids or the right to waive man driving a gray com­ PHYSICAL THERAPY Monoger. 643-8339._____ 9 to 5 weekdays. rec room, porch. $35.00. The above can be seen $5000 firm 649-2178. technical form alities It It Is In- /doors. 643-6712. 649-4339. the best Interest to do so. pact, who witnetied an ASSISTANT-Part time MANCHETER-NIce 5 KITCHEN SET-Padded D O G TRAINING- at SBM position In an active re­ RNS-LPNS Part time po­ chairs. Black wrought 913 Main SI. Nancy J. Harris, accident Involving a Jog- rooms. 2nd floor apart- HORSE STALLS for rent- LEON CIESZYNSKI Obedlance classes start­ 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY- Director habilitation Department. sitions available RCA-19" Black 8. white Iron,- formica top, extra ing June 20th In Bolton. 4 door, 6 cylinder, $700 or BusInessaServIces gar and a cream station shlhs and^uTour^shlfts'^ Homes for Sole 31 Homes lor Sole 31 Homes tar Sale 31 ment. 2 bedrooms. Avall- 1 '/2 acres of fenced pas­ BUILDER — New homes, Experience preferred.. T.V.. Recently paid leaf. Ideal for porch or Call, 643-9839 for 1978 PONTIAC FIRE­ best offer. 644-9421. 016-06 w agon on 5-10-83. at Au- ExtremelyExtremeiv hinhhigh hn..riJhourly ______able July 1st. $410 per ture, riding trails. Tele- additions, remodeling, $40.00. tor repairs. Runs tumnvond Porter Sts. Call Associate's Degree in month plus security and patio. Excellent condi­ registration. BIRD Esprit. Low mi­ Physical Therapy Assist­ rate. Please call Mrs. J. phone 643-8516 rec rooms, garages, kit­ well. Call 649-3434. $40.00. tion. $70. 649-7625. 277-5905 Ask lor Barbara. Brownstein, DNS, Crest-, utilities. 646-2000. Glastonbury. chens remodeled, ceil­ leage. Very clean. $5,000. INVITATION TO BID ant required. Call Crest- or best offer. Call 649-9092. Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 Sealed letters of intent to field Convalescent Home field Convalescent Home!'^ ings, bath tile, dormers, THREE BLUE AND Recreational Items 67 perform trial will be received and Fenwood Manor In HEBRON-Two bed- roofing. Residential or 643-5151. Ask for Director Roommates Wanted 48 FOR SALE-Used apart­ WHITE duckpin bowling 1973 OLDSMOBILE CU­ in the office of the Director of Help Wanted 2 1 I rooms, heat and hot wa­ commercial. 649-4291. General Services, 41 Center of Staff Development. Manchester at 643-5151, ment size electric Ken- balls. $20.00. Bowling 1981 HONDA CM 400 Cus­ Monday thru Friday be- ter, appliances. Large TLASS Supreme. 2 door. Sireet until June 17. 1983 at nmore stove. Best offer. shirt size 12, $5.00. Call CROSS COUNTRY Ski New parts and tires. $850 tom. 1905miles. Backrest 4:30 p.m. for bid opening of tween 9 anmd 3._____ yard, parking, storage DESIGN KITCHENS by Call 649-6864. ASSISTANT BUYER area. 20 minutes to Hart­ 646-6314. All excellent outfit, consists of skis, or best offer. 646-4692 and luggage rock. Excel­ July 25, 1983. KITCHEN PORTER-Full FEMALE ROOMATE J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, condition. POLYMERS & SERVICE (Mature). Apply In per­ MEDICAL ASSISTANT- ford, 15 minutes to Man­ needed June 1st. Share vanities, formica, Wilson low leather boots, ladies after 4pm. lent condition. $1200 Sel­ The Tow n of M anchester Is son to Marlows, Inc. 8679 time position. E X P E ­ Manchester pysiclan's PICNIC TABLE with att­ size 9, bamboo poles, ling to settle estate. Call on equal opportunity em­ chester, 15 minutes to house In Glastonbury. art, Corlan counter tops, ached seats. $25.00. or Main Street, RIENCED ONLY. Duties office. Three days, 12:45 Wlllamantic. $410 PORTABLE REALISTIC used three times. Sell 1968 DUNE BUGGY. Run­ 649-7313. ployer, and requires an affir­ Include receiving, stock­ uiW£rJ>i $160plus '/* utilities. After kitchen cabinet fronts, best otter. Call 646-2136 STEREO-Llst $179. Sell mative action policy for all of Manchester. to 5:45. Accurate typist. $90.00. 528-1880. ning condition. Body ing and cleaning. Appli­ REALTX>R3 monthly. Call 228-3245, 5:30 633-4204. complete woodworking anytime. (98 firm. Original box to Its Controctors and Vendors Duties Include: Trans­ 649-2871. service, custom made Good. Needs minor work. 20" DIRTBIKE-needs pe­ os a condition of doing SUPERINTENDENT- cations being accepted at cription, filing, assisting I prove price, won another Best otter. Call 647-8043 dal. $20.00. Call Mark business with the Town, os Crestfield Convalescent GflOi;P t « o, fit Al tons irrvinq Ihc FEMALE ROOMATE furniture, colonial repro­ TORO LAWNMOWER stereo. Must sell. Like per Federal Order 11246. Hortest, hardworking, doctors, telephone. Send M .tnchritrr AtrA v M t h m atr .idvrriiiinq ^aprrtilr Tag Sales 69 mornings. 643-8729 after 3:00. Home 565 Vernon Street, MANCHESTER-Two NEEDED-$175 monthly ductions in wood, 9 varie­ needs repair. $25.00. Call new. 646-0687. Bid forms, plans and speci­ clean cut Individual with resume to Box FF, c/o i m p . n t And rtTinrncy to, both buyrri And i r l l r r l Manchester. bedrooms, 2 baths, fully plus 0ld and New. How shopping. Offered at $67,900. D.G. PETERSON PAINT­ MANCHESTER . ^ i- to dress them; how to mako them. 002-094-15981 FIRST FLOOR RETAIL OELIVEFLING RICH waive technical formalities If •:Mam-a:30pm; Waakand* W »;9«pm . OR OFFICES ING CO.Interlor and ex­ LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 BOWLING-PaIr duck (EXIT 93 OFF 1-86) It Is in the best interest to do ••ISO ~ KEEPSAKE aUlLTS. 24 . 6-«r LMnoardo t lkt«iiatet terior. Spray, brush, or 646-35 15 so. plecid and appiiqaed ditlgnt. 647-S003 plus tax. Washed sand, pins with leather case. N a n c y J. H arris, ••131-HEIRLOOM. HANDIWORK-20 bq PAnEN REALTY COUP. roll. Custom wallpaper C) 1BB3 by NFA, tnc , TM R U 8 P it * TM OM ____ 64M003 W . HOMAN stone, trap rock, and Not used much. $40.00. D ire ctor type! of needloworK skilli. hanging. Workmanship grovel. 643-9504. 649-4649. Business Services ••132-TO GIVE or KEEP-40 ate* guaranteed. 646-M67. ^ 014-06 diawerfc R im i to make.

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