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REAl Central America: region Her master’s Billy Martin of extremes, concern cost her $100,000 may be fired ESTATE page 2 ... page 11 ... page 15 REALTOR OF THE WEEK MRill It M « W r ilr Ih M i * U l FeUC; tonight; Manchester, Conn. hot again Friday Thursday, June 16, 1983 JOIN US... — See page 2 We're looking to expand our for you. iHanrhratpr Single copy: 25 ^x■ S I * T U t Citizens muii grade reorganization options 10 («l./ Central America Manchester , _____ I----MINWtAPOt«“V '^ - A Junior high school with 7th and 8th graders only is alternatives: closing a junior high, probubly Bennei, addition, some members feel 6th graders are better ® __lf*AI^R^j In Brief ”a lot more in)malure” than one with 7th, 8th and 9th and moving all 7th and 8th graders to the remaining off in the more intimate, secure atmosphere of graders, the Eniilish Department chairman at Junior high, or closing an elementary school and elementary schools. — ^ \ _CH(CAi A rSf^lon of harsh extremes and concern to Chemy graduation tonight Enfield’s John F. HennedyJuniorHighSchooltoldthe creating two 6th, 7th aqd Bth grade middle schools. SAN FRANCISCO citizen’s committee on grade reorganization The school administration favors the latter Last year, Enfield had two 7-9 junior high schools. By Frederick Kiel / The 105 students in Howell Cheney Regional Wednesday. structure, arguing that 6th graders would blend well This year it closed one and moved 9th graders to the V. United Press International Vocational Technical School’s class of 1983 will ’’Niilth graders added maturity to the school,” into a middle school. Furthermore, the administra town's two high schools, leaving a single 7-8 junior receive their diplomas at 6:30 p.m. todsw at the Phillip Connors toild committee members. On the tion doesn’t want to risk losing the remainder of the high. ;^9 / r s V I CRISIS ZONE school field. other hand, he said, a 7th-8th grade Junior high is lO W ES T Central America, a region little known and Bennet campus. The first year of the transition was difficult, 1frMRERAlURCS M f»ERAlURC8' ignored by Americans for decades, has climbed. Central American Troutfle Spote| The degrees will attest to students’ proficiency "easier to run,” from an administrative point of view, But the committee’s research has shown that it Connors said. "There’s no question there was an iSO so so onto the world stage in a storm of fury, with the in the automotive, electrical, machine drafting, than a 7-9 school. would cost about $200,000 a year more to run two 6-8 identity problem" for students and teachers. "It took O R lEA N f passions, needs and hopes of its population machine tool and welding trades, as well as Coonoirs and Arrriand Regalbuti, a house master at middle schools than a single 7-8 junior high school. In half the year for us to get to know each other,” he said. UOtMD . suddenly of prime concern in W ashin^n. electronics and carpentry. Kenifedy Junior IHIigh, spoke to the committee to What must be remembered about Central Class valedictorian is Thomas W. Bennet of explain how Enfield has handled the transition from a fcO 70 America is that it is composed of seven very Rockville. A graduate of the machine drafting 7-41 middle school, 1.0-12 high school structure to a 7-8 (23eN0wiRs’'rfg . different countries lodged on . the nairow trade, Bennet was a National Honor Society Junior high, 0-12 hi|{h school setup. UPl W IA IH E R rO IO C A S I #V isthmus between Mexico and South America, member during his Junior and senior years. In his 'The conunittee- is studying how to restructure each with its Jealously guarded traditions, CsrtbbasnSss Junior year he was named the school’s outstand-' Manchester’s grade system when, as expected, 9th It is a region of harsh extremes, of humid, ing male student. He was also elected outstanding graders aire absorbed into Manchester High School at National forecast lowland Jungles deluged with 10 straight studekt in the senior class. the start of the 1997 school year. months of rain, and of high plateaus flanked by Stephen Haddock, son of David and Joanne COMMITTEE MEMBERS are studying two For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. Today, rain showers will be boiling volcanos that have coated tte land with NICARAGUA Haddock of Manchester, is class salutatorian. A lava flows, leaving a deep, rich soil. EL SALVADOR National Honor Society member for the past two expected in the Pacific Northwest, the Central Plains Region and the But the volcanos are also a sign of the years, he mqjored In electronics at Cheney and East Gulf Coast Region. Elsewhere weather will remain fair in general. extreme instability of the earth that is rocked was named top student in his trade area by the Pohl names Dad Minimum temperatures include; (maximum readings in parenthesis) periodically by devastating earthquakes, with Manchester Rotary Club. Atlanta 68(84), Boston 67(84), Chicago 58(77), Cleveland 59(77), the last big one hitting Guatemala in 1978, Dr. Lawrence lerardi, Cheney’s principal, wUI Dallas 68(89), Denver 48(72), Duluth 44(76), Houston 70(87), killing some 35,000 people. welcome the class of 1983 at tonight’s ceremonies. Jacksonville M(86), Kansas City 61(76), Little Rock 69(85), Los COSTARICA Gail Zell, representing the state Department of to campaign post S a n J o a * Angeles 60(76), Miami 76(88), Minneapolis 53(77), New Orleans FOR 300 YEARS, Central America was the Panama PanaasaClty Eklucation, will address the class. By Raymond T. DeMeo 70(68), New York 69(84), Phoenix 74(109), San Francisco 53(76), poor stepchild of Spanish colonies in the New Canal Gerald Blanchard, Cheney’s guidance depart Herald Reporleir Seattle 57(69), St. Louis 63(69), St. Louis 63(83) and Washington World, wedged between the immensely ment coordinator, is master of ceremonies. 72(89). wealthly lands of Mexico and Peru, its Michael E. Pohl, the maverick Democratic inhabitants unable to take advantage of their PadOcOcssn Early opening, early close candidate for H.oard of Education, Wednesday natural resources and receiving little help from announced the appointment of a campaign treasurer Madrid. Swimmers at Waddell pool, who have enjoyed — his father. ji Weather A brief attempt to form a unified Central relief from the summer heat two days early this Harold C. Pohl, a member of the executive board of America after independence in 1831 fell apart in SOURCE: The World Almanac year, may pay a price at the other end of the the American Legion Post 102, is the founder and past a drawn out fratricidal war, with armies season when the facility will be closing two days president of th<‘ town of Manchester firefighter’s Connecticut today Vermont: Hazy hot and humid criss-crossing borders at will and undertaking sooner owing to budget limitations. union. He is a former vice president of the Army and 25 %- 33 ® /o today. Chance of thundershowers wholesale slaughters of civilians. while a weak middle class and the overwhelm Unless additional funds become available Navy Club. Today hazy sunshine. Not quite especially during the afternoon The Panama Canal treaty of the administra A repeat of that nightmare, made many times in g, agricultural m ajority in deep poverty have tion of former President Jimmy Carter, which within the next 10 weeks the pool will close Aug. ’’There is no bcitter person in the world that I could as hot or humid. Still a 40 percent and evening. Highs 85 to 95. Warm worse by the power of modem weapons and little say in their lives. 28. have appoint^ (as treasurer) than the man who OFF chance of a late in the day and sticky tonight. Some fog will turn over the Canal to hill Panama control modem ideology, has become a real ptissilrfUty. by the year 8,800, defused the main point of ’’What happens if we get a hot Labor Day?” taught me honesi'ty and sincerity,” said 20-year-oId thunderstorm. Highs in the mid overnight. Lows in the 60s. More of Already, Honduras allows U.S.-bsicked Nica WASHINGTOKTS MAJOR problem is that it Town Recreation Director Robert S. Thomson Michael Pohl of his father. GIRIS' 80s. Winds light and variable. the same on Friday. Hazy hot and anger against Washington in the countiry. raguan rebels to mount numerous attaijks on has been identified with the oligarchies for Panama has a democratic system that is asked at the Wednesday night meeting of the Pohl, spumed .cis a candidate by Democratic Town Tonight fair. Lows 65 to 70. Wind humid. Chance of more thunder their homeland, after which they retreat to ^ueb of this century, often usi^ a heavy SUMMER WEAR light and variable. Friday sunny showers. Highs near 90. under the thumb of its national guard, but th e; Recreation and Park Advisory Commission. Chairman Theodore Cummings, vows to Qght for the secure Honduran bases. handed method to k e^ them in power. country is bustling and has a relatively high; The early opening got general approval from party’s nominatiion in a September primary. He’ll hot and humid again. A SO percent This month, a new U.S. military school will , Early in the century, Washington sent chance of afternoon and evening sUndard of living. the commissioners, who agreed it was a good oppose the four incumbent Democrats on the board, open in Honduras, and its first students will be j Marines into Nicaragua where they set up the thing that Thomson was able to accommt^ate all of whom are staking re-election: board chairman •Swimwear thunderstorms. Highs in the mid to 2,500 Salvadoran troops, who will be rushed Som ou family as the country’s rulers. It has a vocal leftist minority, though, and Manchester residents’ requests in the current Leonard E. Seader, secretary Peter A. Crombie, upper 80s. Light southerly windis. Extended outlook back to fight in their country’s civil war. It took a popular reheUion led by the would come under extreme pressure if the heat wave. Richard W- Dyer and Susan L. Perkins. •Tanktops Sandinistaa, a Marxist-dominated party named countries to the north became Marxist states, Extended outlook for New Eng w hich W am ington fea rs would lead to an end o f. Thomson said that next year there will he a He declined WiKinesday to say how much money Airquality land Saturday through Monday: LAST SUMMER, Salvadoran guerrOlas for a guerrilla leader oftbelMSswlM fought the contingency plan in case this weather repeats he’s raised for liis primiary campaign. By law, he •Knit Tops launched a series of crippling attacks on power Marines, to overthrow the last member of the U.S. use of the Canal, still vital to commerce; itself. must submit to this town clerk by July 14 a report of his The state Department of Envir Comieclicut, Massacbnsetls and stations in Honduras to retaliate for Honduran dynasty, Anastaaio Somoia, in 1978. and crudai in times of war. campaign contributions. •Sleepwear onmental Protection forecast very Rhode Island: Generally fair and arm y support along its border with E l Salvador In 1956, the CIA organised a rightist coup in ”I figure I can run a good campaign on $700,” he unhealthful air quality levels pleasant each day. Highs mostly in of a counterinsurgency sweep by the Salvado Guatemala that overthrew the elected govern COSTA RICA has been a democracy since: Just a misunderstanding said. •Shorts across Connecticut for today and the 80s each day with less humid ran arm y. ment of President Jacobo Arbent, which bad 18M, the same year its army was disbanded to ; A misunderstanding between the Manchester Pohl, a former member of the town’s Commission reported similar air conditions ity. Lows in the 50s to low 60s. Washington accuses leftist Nicaragua of seized the vast property of the then United Fruit prevent any ftirtber seizures of power. •Sundresses statewide Wednesday. People with Housing Authority and the federal Department of on Children and Youth, said he's worked on several sending wave after wave of weapons and Co., a U.S. firm, and was coming under growing The country, like others in Central America ■ Housing and Urban Development is holding up political campaig’iis, including Arnold Kleinschmidt’s •Blouses any kind of respiratory problems Vermont: Chance of thunder suppiies to the Salvadoran rebels, and of leftist influencb. with agricultural baaed economies, has been: or the elderly pre advised to stay storms Saturday. Dry Sunday and the authority’s rehabilitation of several duplexes. winning bid for t!he Board of Directors two years ago leading the incipient Honduran and C o ^ Rican devastated by the world economic downturn. : Housing Authority Executive Director Carol and the unsucceissful bid of Robert “Skip” Walsh of •Short Sets inside. Monday. Warm but fairly comfor guerrilla movements. It has one of the world’s largest foreign debts; table. Highs each day in the 80s. THE INTBRVENTHmS have left a legacy of Shanley said at a Wednesday night meeting. Coventry in the- 1981 primary for the Democratic To the south of Nicaragua, democratic Costa extreme distrust of U.S. policy in the region, on a per capita basis, and little likelihood of - She said HUD claims the property title for a nomination in thi; 4th District state senatorial race. •Slacks Lows Saturday in the 60s. Lows Rica, which has no army, is afraid of incursions New England Sunday and Monday in the 50s. srith Washington accused of bMsking military getting out of the crisis until agricultural prices: piece of land where rehabiliation is planned does ’T m not look.ing to the general election in •Jeans by the Nicaraguan army, the largest in Central regimes that crush popular dissent as force zoom upward or major aid is forthcom i^. November. I’m looking to the September primary. Massachusetts and Rhode Is not contain the proper ’’meets and teunds,” when Maine: Chance of showers and America, in a hunt for another group of rebels fully as the frequent earthquidees level cities. Its main cause of concern today is its tense actually the dimensions on the deed are correct.- That will be the biggest challenge,” he said. All in sizes 4-6x, 7-14. land: Hazy sunshine today. Scat thunderstorms Saturday. Fair operating out of Costa Rican bases. The Reagan administration argues that it is border with Nicaragua, but Washington fears Pohl said he’ll -try to drive home his message — the tered afternoon and evening thun The houses, which are being renovated under Sunday and Monday. Highs in the To the north sits Guatemala, the most trying to shepherd these rightist regimes the Nicaraguan government could spur ant the ’’Acquisition With Substantial Rehabilitation need for a return to "basics” in education — through derstorms. Not as hot or humid in mid 70s to low 80s. Lows in the populous with 7.2 million people and always the toward democratic systems, and says480years internal rebellioa as well. Program,” will be used for low-income housing door-to-door canripaigning. east portions. Highs ranging from upper 40s to mid SOs. richest of Central American states. of autocratic rule cannot disappear overnight. Eden Pastora, a former Sandlnista hero- the mid 70s along the east shore to when the work on them is complete. Cummings and other political insiders say Pohl has It is also the most strategically placed, lying ft points to Honduras and El Salvador in known as Commander Zero, opened attadu In: virtually no chiince of defeating party-endorsed the 80s and low 90s elsewhere. Fair New Hampshire: Chance of Just south of Mexico's vast oil fields. Central America, and to countries like Peru, southern Nicaragua in April from Jumping o ft: 2 5 % - 3 3 % weather tonight. Lows 65 to 70. showers and thunderstorms Satur candidates in a pr.imary. But Pohl claims he's more in U.S. policy makers see Guatemala as the Ecuador and Bolivia la Soutti America, where potato in Costa Rica. tune willi Manchiroter's populace than the party’s old Friday mostly sunny hot and day. Fair Sunday and Monday. linchpin of the entire region, the country that struggling democracies have emerced recently The Costa Rican government has since asked ^ humid again. A chance of after Highs in the mid 70s to low SOs. Section'8 grant sought guard. “Ted (Cummings) is a nice guy personally; but OFF could guide Central America to stability or, if it from rightist military dictatorships. the four members of the Contadora group — : politically he’s tkccome very out of touch with the noon and eveening thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 40s to mid 50s. falls to leftist insurgency, provide a path to It uses Cuba as a prime example of bow the Mexico. Panama, Colombia and Venesuda — ' The Manchester Housing Authority is applying people,” he said. Highs in the mid 80s to low 90s. similiar problems in crisis-ridden Mexico. Marxist-Lenlnist states have never yet given up first to send in troops to patrol the border and to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban INFANTS' & Maine: Becoming partly sunny power and allowed free elections. then to send in observers to monitor tte: Development for funding for 30 more Section 8 TODDLERS' today. Chance of showers or BUT SALVADORANS and Hondurans often The main goal of Roagan administration frontier. apartment units for low-income town residents. thunderstorms mainly in the after Lottery view Guatemala as the feared behemoth of the policy in Central America is to prevent the Housing Authority Executive Director Carol Maloine will run SUMMER WEAR noon and evening. Highs in the mid north. Just as Mexicans see the United States, or spread of ftirtber Marxist regimes like the one Shanley said Wednesday. 70s to mid 80s except cooler along THE CONTADORA GROUP, named after the * Guatemalans look upon Mexico, for that they accuse Sandinlstas of building in Panamanian islands where foreign ministers - Manchester at present has 142 Section 8 units, the coast. Partly cloudy tonight matter, N icaragua. Ms. Shanley said at a housing authority meeting. after a chance of evening showers from the four nations flin t met inM nuary, has for Board again Connecticut daily All the nations in Central America except U.S. omdala charge that Nicaragua is been seeking to And a way to end the threat of a . The housing authority recently received 115 •Sunsuits or thunderstorms. Lows near 60. Belize speak Spanish and are heavily Catholic. serving as a conduit for Soviet and Cuba gppUcations for 14 units advertised in local Partly sunny with a chance of Wednesday: 803 Much of the population are of mixed white, general Central American war and to avoid the Republican Bo.STd of Education member Dr H. John •Dresses influence in the region, mainly through the prosped of a U.S. military Intervention. newspapers, proving a "definite need” for more Malone said Wednesday he’ll seek a second term on afternoon showers and thunder Indian and often black heritage. sending of weapons and supplies to Salvadoran such housing, she said. storms Friday. Highs mostly in the Play Four: 1447 . But the Contadora group is making no', the board. •Knit Tops To the outsider, a Costa Rican may be guerrillas and the setting up of new revolution attempt to resolve the internal problems o f’ Statewide, Ms. Shanley added, funding for 350 80s but cooler along the coast. indistinguishable from a Honduran, but Central ary guerrilla groups in Honduras and Coda units will be available. Malone,-a Manchester pediatrician since 1953, was New Hampshire: Variable other numbers drawn Wednes Central America countries that are producing • elected to the school board in 1981. Assuming that he •Sundresses Americans see immutable differences among R ica. Under the Section 8 program, tenants apply to cloudiness with scattered showers day in New England: themselves, almost always giving the leas the fiery explosions spilling over the borders. : receives his p aity ’s nomination, he will run in •Shorts and thunderstorms today. Highs New Hampshire daily: 0903. Mexico is the foremost proponent of the view : the housing authority and are rated foreligibility. November for a n ew three-year term starting in 1984. savory to the inhabitants of the nearest country. THE CREATlimof Marxist states in Central that revolutions such as in Nicaragua are If approved, the tenants find apartments which mostly in the 80s except cooler Rhode Island daily: 7873. The modern problems of Central America America would directly challenge the United ”I have no problem with John running again,” •Sleepwear along the coast. Partly cloudy Rhode Island weekly: 948, 7189, needed readkms against decades of dictator^ ■ are then inspected by the housing authority. Republican Town Chairman Curtis M. Smith said derive from the system of land ownership ttat States in two ways, administration policy ship, and that the new regimes, after some The housing authority has a 54-person waiting tonight after a chance of evening 43615, 790301. arose during the Spanish colonial era, of huge Wednesday. ’’Ho’s an incumbent, and he ran well in makers say, threatening the Panama Canal to years of turmoil, will evolve into relativdyj list for the housing, she said. the last election. He’s not as conservative as we thunderstorms. Lows 60 to 65. Maine daily: 533. farms controlled by absentee owners who oftm the south and Mexico to the north. . Partly sunny with a chance of Vermont daily: 941. benevolent systems, much as Mexican leaders Many have been on the list for two or three yerars figured at first, ii nd he seems to blend in well with the Sizes 12-24 months, spent their fortunes in Paris rather than Panama is not geographically part of Central see thdr own 1010-1017 dvil war. she said. rest of the boarcl. ” afternoon showers and thunder Massachusetts daily; 0943. reinvesting the money at home. America, nor did it share its tunulent history 2-4 Toddlers. storms. Highs in the mid 80s to low Massachusetts weekly: Yellow It has left a pattern in which a tiny minority during the colonial era. Malone is one of three incumbent Republicans on 90s but cooler at the shore. 367, Blue 34, White 0. with extreme wealth controls the government. In Friday’s Herald: A countiy-by-country ' the school board. The others are David Dampier and It is. however, linkoo to the region today. look at Central America. Nicholas J. Cosl:a. Dampier, who has two and a half ‘Challenge’ Intern begins years remainirjii on his term, will not run in Greg Brennan of Wallingford, a 23-year-oId November. Coista couldn’t be reached by the Manchester Herald for comment on his re-election student at the University of Connecticut, has plans. Peopletatk Almanac started work as the first intern in the Adventure Challenge wilderness experience program. Geoffrey Naat), a Republican member of the town's %- ® /o Human Relations Commission, is also known to be 25 33 Today Is Thursday, JnnO 1$, this lOTIh day of 100$ Brennan,enroIled in UConn’s sport and leisure World Records” when he sprang for more than studies program, will aid Adventure Challenge interested in a school board seat. ‘Gothic’ revisited w ith 10$ to follow . The GOP will irun four'of its candidates against four OFF 5,095 1-ounce drinks at BU^ Bob’s nightclub in The moon is approaching its first quarter. director Frank Pisch and Pisch’s wife, Paula Nan Wood Graham, 83, who posed as the Fort Worth, Texas. After that, paying $117 for a Cheatwood. Democrats for ii:ix three-year positions on the board. The morning stars are Mercuiy and Mars. Three of the v/inners will start their terms in farmer’s spinster daughter for her brother Grant toast is a pittance. The evening stars are Vemis, JapHer and Saturn. Adventure Challenge is an Outward Bound- BOYS' FAMOUS Wood's famous painting "American Gothic" in North Carolina authorities had charged Hag November; the pther three will take office in Those born on this date are under the si^ of type program offering hiking, climbing and November, 1984:. 1930, came to New York from her home in gard with “possession and consumption of Gem ini. camping to students in Manchester public MAKER Riverside, Calif., for the gala opening of a Grant spiritous liquor” last May after Haggard raised a schools. The highlight of the program’s offerings Smith said the party's nominating committee will Wood retrospective at the Whitney Museum bottle in salute to concert-goers. Haggard said he They include silent film comedian Stan Laurel, in is a three-week trip to Wyoming. begin next weel< interviewing potential school board SUMMER WEAR Wednesday. intended to fight the charge, contending the toast 1000 and soprano Helen Traubei, ip 1000. candidates. The committee is already interviewing possible candidnites for the Board of Directors. Unlike her dour image in the painting, the with Just an act of fellowship. On this date in history: transplanted Iowan is a gracious lady with piles Now Asheville District Attorney Ronald Brown In 1770, Spain declared war on Britain. •Swimwear of white curls and an endearing smile. She said the charges have been droppied and Haggard recalled posing for “American Gothic," but agreed to pay $117 in court costs. ’’The arrest In 1068, Russia put the first woman into space ^ •Knit Tops always alone. She said her brother painted her gave Mr. Haggard $100,000 in publicity,” Brown' Valentina Tereshkova, “father," a dentist named McKeeby, separately. said. •Jeans The farmhouse in the background exists in In 1078, Soviet Communist leader Leonid Breihnev F ire CaUs ([ J) arrived in the United States for a meeting with •Pajamas Eldon, Iowa. "Grant kept telling me not to smile President Nixon. ^ while 1 was posing,” she said, “but it was very (The Famous Shady Glen ) •Shorts hard not to. Later he painted a nice portrait of me Quote of the day In 1076, Francis Meioy, Jr., UB. ambassador to u n photo Manchester smiling to make up for it." Beverly Sills has really retired from singing — Lebanon, and U s economic aide. Robert War info were Wednesday, 4:05 p.m. •Tank Tops she doesn’t even trill an aria or two around the siHA to death by terrorists in B eirut. Today In Malory — Open hydrant, Wilfred Bernice Original | house. As she said in the July Ladies’ Home Road. (Town) •Slacks Journal: ”I won’t even hum in the shower. My A thought for the day: German author TliemM O n June 16, 1963, Russia put the first Stdr Wars divorce woman into space. Valentina Teresh Wednesday, 6:48 p.m. voice had a long, non-stop career for more than 35 Mannsaid, ”A man Uvea not only U s personU life, as — Medical call, 91 Trebbe Cheeiseburger | “Star Wars” producer George Lucas and his years and it deserves to be put to bed with quiet an individual, but also, consciously or unconsciously, kova circled the earth 48 times in orbit Drive. (Town) Izod, Donmoor. Health-Tex. wife, Marcia, who won an Oscar for editing the and dignity, not yanked out every once in a while - the Ufe of his epoch and his contemporaries.” aboard the spaceship Vostok 6. original film and also edited “Return of the Jedi," to see if it can still do w hat it used to do. It can’t ” Billy-the-Kid and morel Wednesday, 10:53 p.m. Delicious chieeseburgers - the Bernice origi- 9 Sizes 4-7, 8-20. are divorcing after 15 years of marriage. — Disabled motor vehi Lucas vice president Sidney Ganis called the nal - serve: J on platters with heaps of crisp, ^ cle, Tolland Turnpike and golden-bro'M'n french fries, and your choice )) divorce “amicable.” The couple, who have a Ma»cl|>fster Hcfaid Oakland Street. (Town) daughter, Amanda, 2, reportedly held hands and GlIm ptM of-cole slaw, farm fresh cottage cheese, or--^ cried when they announced their split. Ganis did Richard M. Diamond, Publisher lettuce and tomato. Shady Glen platter ^ John Wood has to leave the national company of selections a re tasty good! jf not know when divorce papers would be filed in “Amadeus’ ’ after cracking his ribs in an off-stage Thomas J. 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I. and a 10 UPl Capitol Reporter 12 percent for incomes over $200,000. services tax from 3.5 percent to 7.5 percent effective percent surcharge would be added to the inheritance Aug. 1. tax. HARTFORD — House Democratic leaders, The Mnveyance tax would be levied at a rate of The alcohol tax would be increased from $2.50 per The total package was about $24 million less than garage thwarted by a disagreeable computer in their first one-naif of 1 percent, the corporate profits tax would gallon to $3, effective Aug. 1, cigarette tax from 21 the $265 million package approved in the Senate. attempt to vote on a tax plan, predicted narrow Bv Sarah E. Hall approval today for the $240.7 million package in a Herald Correspondent renewed round of debate. Leaders of the chamber’s Democratic majority COVENTRY — The Town Coun worked from early afternoon into the evening B B IB S B M B V B B B B H H B B W m E cil’s $232,000 proposal for a new Wednesday to round up the votes needed to approve municipal garage at the site of the the package and break a stalemate over a budget for old Scarce Company on Bradbury the fiscal year beginning July 1. Lane was approved by voters at Fearing the shaky compromise would collapse CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWn ‘ ■: Wednesday’s referendum. The fi overnight, the Democratic leaders brought the plan to nal score: 281 yes votes, 210 no. the floor for a vote Wednesday night but gave in early There are about 2,400 registered Thursday when the computer used to tally votes fell MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS voters in Coventry. victim to the weather. Council member Betsy Pater The package, worked out a week after the son. who chaired the committee Legislature ended its regular session without a that drafted the proposal, said she budget, would impose new taxes on interest income USDS CH O ia SONEItSS LTONI PEPPERONI * 3 .9 9 was “ delighted,” with the election and real estate transactions and raise existing taxes KRMUIS . results. "I think it’s a step on corporate profits, business services, alcohol, forward,” she added. cigarettes and inheritances. SHOULDER STEAK HAM . * 3 . 1 9 Others were not so pleased. “ The It would raise from $240.7 million to $241.6 million, town is going to suffer,” said depending on who was doing the estimating, coupled WEAVER Roland Green, who advocated with $20 million to $24 million in cuts in a tentative LONDON DROIL lb. unsuccessfully a garage proposal $3.62 billion budget for the 1983-84 fiscal year. CHICKEN ROLL . * 2 . 5 9 of his own. He accused the council The added taxes, which would take effect either of “ not listening to all alterna July 1 or Aug. 1, would be in addition to $56 tilillion in CROTE 8 WEIGEL tives.” although he admitted his tax hikes for the upcoming fiscal year that were BONELESS own proposal was a dark horse. adopted during the regular session. BOLOGNA . * 2 . 4 9 “ The deciding factor in people’s The package was expected to win House approval minds was if this Bearce proposal HAWAIIAN The Class of 1983 at Bolton High School nies begin. The high school graduated by as few as one or two votes, ending the stalemate SHOULDER CLOD didn’t pass, there would be no caused in the regular session by liberals demanding garage for a long, long time,” parades before the gradi.iation ceremo 47 Wednesday night. tax changes and some spending hikes and conserva SALAD . * 1 . 6 9 claimed Green. He said he felt tives demanding spending cuts. ROAST BLUE RIDGE sorry for the town garage crew, House MELjority Leader John Groppo, D-Winsted, a who also opposed the council’s key architect in the talks that led to the package, said proposal. he was confident of approval today despite the SHRIMP SALAD . * 4 . 3 9 Renovations to the Bearce build Herald photos by Pinto Spirit of famiiy prevaiiing overnight break. ing, including insulation, and cer “ I think that the caucus will hold,” Groppo said. BONELESS tain site modifications, such as the Ernest Champion, of Stafford Springs, a relative of “ When the final vote is taken I’m confident that most installation of underground gas graduate Lisa Dobosz, holds his pet "Tina” during the will be on board, even the ones that held out to the last GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE tanks, will begin soon. This work minute.” will cost a total of $82,000, while the ceremony Wednesday. TOP BLADE at Boiton High graduation House approval of the $240.7 million, tax package Bearce property itself will cost would be a major step toward ending the budget Sweet Juicy Beauty Plums _ i b . 6 9 C $150,000. stalemate, although the package, would still have to STEAK Large Tasty Nectarines___ _ i b . 6 9 C By Richard Cody members. “ The family relationship will hopefully win approval in the Senate, where Democratic leaders have voiced some reservations. Herald Reporter carry on after tonight,” she said. 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Juno 16. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 16. 1983 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Pubttahar Dan FKta. EdHof Sirhan wants to go home Israeli troops attacked Alax Qlralll, City Editor U.S./W orld Andropov now president OPINION MOSCOW — Communist Party chief Yuri SOLEDAD, Calif. — A clean-shaven and calm Terrorists firing rocket-propelled grenades Andropov today was named president of the Soviet Sirhan Sirhan told the state parole board he was today attacked an Israeli army position south of In Brief Union, consolidating his control over the Kremlin remorseful about the Beirut and four bombs rocked Moslem west Beirut by accumulating in seven months the power it took assassination of Sen. in explosions that injured five people and left shops shuttle countdown starts Leonid Brezhnev 13 years to assume. Robert F. Kennedy and cars burning. Andropov’s election by the Soviet legislature and pleaded for an The new attacks on Israeli positions came a day Jack CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The countdown gives him the three top titles held by Brezhnev on “unlikely" parole so after Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Arens said Anderaoii began today for Saturday morning’s launch of his death In November — president. Communist he could return to the Israeli forces should withdraw from the Beirut Presidential politics and the space shuttle Chal Party chief and chairman of the defense council. Arab world. area and re-deploy in southern Lebanon. lenger and astronaut “ As much as you An Israeli military spokesman said the attack Washington Andropov’s wan physical appearance and his Sally Ride — the first failure to return to the session after a break raised people hate me and as came at 1 a.m. local time at an army post on the old WASHINGTON - In the final ston could have been speaking based missiles. Also, produc Msrry-Oo-Round American woman to new questions about his health, one day after his eager as I am to leave Sidon road, a major Israeli supply route linking the minutes of the Senate's debate for all of them when he said that tion money for the MX must be go into orbit — went 69th birthday. Finnish sources said he looked ill at this country,” Sirhan south With Israeli positions in the mountains east of Beirut. Two car bombs have exploded on the route oon the MX missile, Democrat “ anyone who believes that this authorized and appropriated, jet flying with the an official dinner over the weekend. told the three- Jack Geimond mission commander. member board Wed in the past week. Sam Nunn of Georgia, speaking administration, which has con and the M X opponents are Politburo member Konstantin Chernenko, who The countdown was out-maneuvered by Andropov to succeed nesday, “ let's part in support of it, warned that if sistently demonstrated its lack gearing up to fight each step. a n d clocks started ticking Brezhnev, put Andropov’s name up for nomination company. Let me go the new system were rejected, of support for real arms control, As in this round, the m ajor down on schedule at 3 and said he “ will meet the highest and best back.” Reagan: money not answer the Republican administration will suddenly pursue aim s Jules Witcover battleground is likely again to N-plant a.m. EDT with a interests of the state." But Sirhan, 39, a President Reagan says money is not the answer “ will be tempted to heap all control with vigor is sorely Syndicated columnists be the House, which approved “ call to stations” for native of Palestine to Am erica’s educational problems, but two blame for arms control failure" mistaken." the MX by 53 votes. Wertheimer ground crewmen who Shultz calls for restraint now serving the 14th Democratic presidential candidates advocate on Democrats who voted says some Democrats who sabotage have been through year of a lifesentence education programs that will cost billions. against it. THUS, FROM strictly a politi voted for it have already this six times before. WASHINGTON — Secretary of State George in Soledad State P ri Former Vice President Walter Mondale Wednes But Nunn’s warning didn't cal point of view, the Demo indicated they will change their Robert Crippen and Shultz lays it on the line this way to the Kremlin: son, said if parole day pushed his $11 billion-a-year education Frederick Hauck authorities want him stop 33 Democrats (and six ion to renegotiate signifcant Republican candidate will try to cratic presidential candidates votes on the next round. To the way to ease tensions with the United States is to program. Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., propo.sed a threat took off shortly after show restraint in arms and political adventurism. to stay in California $5,000-a-year teacher pay raises and other reforms Republicans), including ail four arms limitations. put the Democratic nominee's are all betting that even with the change the outcome, 27 sunrise for some “ We have spelled out our requirements — and as a condition of Sirhan Sirhan that would add up to $14 billion. Democratic presidential candi anti-MX vote on his back next M X as a bargaining chip, the switches are needed. The anti- practice landings on our hope — for a more constructive relationship release, he would comply. Another presidential candidate. Sen. Alan dates in the Senate, from voting ACCORDINGLY, no Demo year as being detrimental to Reagan administration will not M X objective, be says, is to get WASHINGTON — Incidents of the 3-mile runway the with the Soviet Union," Shultz said. “ The direction The parole board, officially known as the Cranston, O-Calif., said schools should receive. to kill the MX anyway. And for cratic presidential hopeful national defense, or arms con be materialy closer a year from 14 switches on the authorisation sabotage in the nation's nuclear Challenger will land jn which that relationship evolves will ultimately California Board of Prison Terms, completed its financial bonuses for improving students' test those four — Alan Cranston, could have voted for the MX trol, or both. now to making a deal with the vote and the other 13 on the power plants have been increasing on when it makes its be determined by the decisions of the Soviet nine-hour hearing Wednesday night and today's scores. His proposal did not carry a pricetag. John Glenn, Gary Hart and without seriously impairing his In the event Reagan does Russians on reversing the nu appropriations vote. ominously. So far, the acts of unprecedented re- o»iiw d ih « leadership.” concluding session was to begin with closed-door Reagan told the PTA annual convention in Ernest Hollings — the vote was chances for the nomination. Not achieve an arms control break turn to the launch • deliberations followed by an open meeting. clear arms race. Fred Werthei Iliroughout, the president sabotage have been discovered Shultz told the Senate Foreign Relations Alburquerque, N.M., Wednesday, that cash will not a practical political imperative surprisingiy, the other two through before the next elec base June 24. They flew a twin-jet executive plane Committee Wednesday that the Soviet goals The parole board has four options: to release mer, president of Common will be watched closely for before any harm was done, but the turn the nation’s schools around. beyond their own stated judg declared candidates, former tion, any candidate who op Cause and a leading lobbyist rigged to land like the 100-ton shuttle. include: buildup in nuclear arms, a quest for Sirhan on an approved parole plan, which a prison evidence he is living up to his potential for disaster is terrifying. ments against the wisdom of Vice President Walter Mondale posed the MX will have political against the MX, said after the Two hours later, Ms. Ride and CrippiSn went up in military superiority over the United States, spokesman said was "unlikely; ’’ reaffirm his Sept. promise to bend more in the In this situation, you might 1, 1984, parole date; set a future date, or deny Senators may seek raise proceeding with the MX. and former Gov. Reubin Askew egg on his face, particularly Senate vote: “We won’t be a sleek jet trainer to get acclimated to the troublemaking in the Third World, the abuse of arms control talks. Democrats expect the Nuclear Regulatory sensations of space flight. Poland and Afghanistan, and the sabotage of U.S. parole and set another hearing in one to three Within the growing nuclear of Florida, also are on record because the president accepted dealing with a piece of paper WASHINGTON — Senators, coming to grips with who went along this time will be Commission — the government’s objectives, especially in the Middle East. years. freeze movement that is certain against the MX. Any dissenter as a condition of MX approval next year. We'll be dealing with the issue of their pay, appear ready to vote taking a lot of heat from their nuclear safety watchdog — to take to be an important force in the from that consensus surely by Congress that he be more reality.” themselves a raise and delay until 1984 putting a colleagues if Reagan appears vigorous action to strengthen Union protection bolstered cap on how much outside income they can earn, a presidential campaign, the MX would have been cut to pieces on flexible on arms negotiations. Nor is the fight over the MX Chilean union calls strike frozen in bis negotiating posi security at nuclear plants, This GOP leadership source says. has come to be a centerpiece of the stump by the others. On the other hand, though, if no anywhere near over. Sens. Carl WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court, on a 9-0 SANTIAGO, Chile —. Chile’s powerful copper tion. But on this one issue at would reassure the American vote, made it tougher for employers to fire workers Republic mechanics voting The leadership aide said the senators, scheduled the debate over arms control. The fact that the *625 millioin notable progress is made by Levin of Michigan, a Democrat, miners union called a nationwide strike Friday to least, the Democratic presiden public that thousands of lives won’t for their union activity. to vote on the pay issue today, are likely to Freeze leaders categorically for basing studies and testing of next year, the Democratic and Nancy Kassebaum of Kan protest the arrest of its president on charges of MINNEAPOLIS — Republic Airlines mechanics tial candidates will all be in the Overturning a ruiing that would have undercut compromise and give themselves a raise to $69,800 reject the Reagan administra the MX was approved does not, nominee will be well-positioned be endangered by terrorist gangs, organizing anti-government riots that led to three in 24 cities voted today on a union-endorsed sas, a Republican, plan to same boat: in danger of sinking federal labor law protections for dismissed annually on July 1 and then limit outside income, tion premise that the MX must however, diminish the political disgruntled employers or de deaths and 350 arrests. last-minute wage offer that narowly averted a to say I told you so. introduce a resolution soon if Reagan pulls off an arms workers, the justices Wednesday put employers on which mostly comes from speechmaking, to 30 be built to demonstrate U.S, ranged troublem^ers. Some 4,000 workers at the El Salvador copper strike against the nation's fifth largest air carrier. reality of Nunn’s warning. It That expectation clearly is calling for suspension of all MX notice that they must be able to justify firing an percent of their salary beginning in January 1984. control coup, but in good politi Well, the NRC has takoi action, mine said they would walk off their jobs today to Since Republic’s 2,550 mechanics are spread resolve to the Kremlin and can be safely predicted that held by all the Democratic flight tests if the Soviet Union employee for legitimate, non-union reasons. This compromise would bring the senators into cal shape for the 1084 nuclear after a fashion. It issued a bulletin demand the reinstatemmOnt of 23 workers who around the nation, the vote could take two weeks to hence persuade the Soviet Un- President Reagan or any othey presidential contenders. Cran-' Labor law prohibits companies from discrimi line with the House and wculd reverse last week's halts flight tests of its land- freeze,debate if he doesn’t. were fired for arriving 10 minutes late on complete, said Guy Cook, president of Local 143 of warning plant operators to be on nating against workers ‘ 'to encourage or discour vote, in which the senators voted not to raise their the alert for sabotage. Tuesday's national protest day — the wdrst to hit the International Association of Machinists and current $60,662 wage and to put a limit on outside age membership in any labor organization.” Chile in a decade of military rule. Aerospace Workers. But the bureaucrats have tried to earned income. An editorial lull the public by giving the •nn-IM MUMS. incidents of clear sabotage a im soothingly euphemistic label: “ possibly deliberate destructive U.S. Goliath acts.” This sounds more like a 3-year-old's temper tantrum than the malevolent act of a terrorists Psat. Just a reminder, don*t forget that could lead to a nuclear still imposing meltdown. V W HAT IS F A R worse, though, is Remember New Federal Judge Cabranes’ ruling. But that the NRC has determ ine^y ism? That was the title of one for now, playing the role of kept secret how ill-prepared nu of President Ronald Rea David, Connecticut has been clear plants may be to defend gan’s pet ideas. crushed by the U.S. Goliath. themselves against saboteurs. One The president has long Meanwhile a bill is making reason they could he sitting ducks is that the NRC's safety regula spoken .of his intent to “get its steady way through Con Fathers Day big government off our tions are ridiculous. And that, of gress that would sharply course, is the reason for all the backs." Under his New Fed undercut state regulation of secrecy. The agency doesn't want eralism, many of the tasks the cable television industry. the public to know how ludicrous now performed by the U.S. its anti-sabotage standards are. This Sunday> June 19th, 1983 State and local govern government would be turned According to the NRC ’s rules, ments have considerable say every plant must have a minimum over to state and municipal over the rates and practices governments. of five guards on hand to defend of cable TV companies. The While one practical effect against “several” attackers. But Connecticut Public Utilities the agency has taken great pains to of this approach would be to Commission is the regulatory cover up its definition of the key increase the revenue needs of body to which companies like word, “ several.” local governments, many For DAD or GRAD ...for Manchester’s cable fran For example, in 1981 the NRC’s GRAND SLAM GOLF APPAREL Americans have found merit Our USA made ROSS chise, Cox Cable-Greater Atomic Safety and Licensing Ap in Reagan’s idea. peal Board issued an opinion ADVENTURER 10 SPEED Hartford, have to apply for by Munsingwear But meanwhile the beat of approving the security plan for the rate increases. Complaints big government goes on. controversial Diablo Canyon nu Look and fool like a pro In Grand Slam' by customers about cable SALE PRICED AT Dramatic evidence has been AQUMrMIKt l€ kOUMiMIKE. IS kQUMvMIR&, clear plant in California. But the golf apparel by Munsingwear. service are forwarded to the panei — and later the commission provided in recent days that PUC, which can order com ers themselves — classified as even under President Reagan $ 1 2 9 ’ ’ panies to deal with problems. secret the number of attackers it the federal government is Commentary expects the power plant operators very much in the saddle. It is hard to predict the final to defend against. Each reference Fully Assembled and Ready to Ride We in Connecticut are shape of the cable TV bill that to the number of attackers was NO EXTRA CHARGE for ASSEMBLY particularly aware of that Congress is expected to ap deleted from the board’s opinion. n o R08S*RALEieH«FUJI these days. Thanks to a U.S. prove, but safe to say it will The commission even swore to I FatimROYCE UNION*COLUMRIA*PUCH MUNSINGWEAR secrecy lawyers for the California District Court decision this severely limit at least the He learned too well rate-setting ability of state governor’ s office and the San Luis BONUS No. 1 week, we have lost the first Obispo Mothers for Peace, who government. ■rAnn 0»IU 9 9 pm visa round in our effort to ban had challenged Diablo’s security Some of iiz are going to miss Ehiders. But they had not been Give Dad A Grand Slam Golf huge tandem trailers from Perhaps this will be to the plan as inadequate. The lawyers Tbomaz Ostrom Enders. cleared with the White House, state highways. consumers’ advantage in the were forbidden to tell their clients Shirt by Munsingwear for A lot. The physically imposing which promptly disavowed any long run, as the cable televi Don the secret number. Father's Day, and get a pair of Judge Jose A. Cabranes career diplomat has played a change in “ the substance or style” decided Monday that it is up sion /industry argues. Or commoisurately large role during of American policy that might be orlon acrylic sport socks, a *2.50 to Congress, not the state of maybe it will be an unfortu the past two years in shaping Oraff read into them. WHY ALL THIS sensHivity value, FREE! about a mere number? Th e NRC’s Connecticut, to decide that nate deprivation for us, cost American policy in Central Amer Syndicated The changing of the Salvadoran ooluntnist official position is that the number ica, particularly El Salvador, guard is being read as a decisive the trailers are unsafe. ing us our ability to keep the of attackers is “ safeguaids infor-! Short Sleeve Solid Jersey with which has made, him a convenient shift in primary responsibiUty for The Connecticut Legisla industry in line. m ation" that could give terrorists self collar in polyester & cotton. target for critics of that policy. Central American policy from ture in April had voted to ban damaging information. At any rate, the cable bill Enders came to his responsihiU- State to the White House.'Ambas Blue, Vanilla. White, Pine, Navy tandem trailers, despite new But the real reason is that the’ flies in the face of what the ties with impressive foreign ser While not completely abandon sador Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, who ...... * 20.00 NRC has something to hide — federal legislation that ex New Federalism seemed to vice credentials. He had pre ing the hardliners’ proference for a from her command post.on the namely, the absurdly low level of pressly permitted them. viously held embassy posts in military solution to the guerrilla East Riveir has for some tim e had panchester Racquet Club] many to be all about: local protection it requires of its Stockholm and Belgrade and was war, Enders 'began advocating a the inside line into the Oval Office, Classic honeycomb knit, contrast The state is appealing control of our destiny. plant license holders. ambassador to Canada during the "two-track" approach which is more than ever the intellectual Keep Dad Healthy and Happy striped tipping on collar and According to classified docu-i Carter administration. There was would also encourage negotiations — if that is the word— force behind sleeve. Chest pocket , with Logo. also a stint in the early '70s in with less-extreme rebel factions. policy. menu seen by my associate John Buy Dad A Fall Tennis Membership Phnom Penh which, according to Dillon, the number is — are you Blue, Vanilla, Navy, Green, ’That, apparently, was his undo There is, of course, no need for reports, bad-greater military ttian ready? — four. Berry's World ing. Enders has been relieved of tbe ambassador to learn anything Copper, White, Chamois. *18.00 diplomatic significance. Involving The NRC’s internal documenU his Latin American responsibili about Latin America. She already as it did the targeting of Americap define the attacking group as a ties at State. Going with him is the knows all that needs to be known, air strikes as Cambodia was' “small external group (two to Now only depattment’s other key figure in especially whom she likes and MUNSINGWEAR following Vietnam down the tube. three people), armed with shaping Salvadoran policy during whom she doesn’t. weapons, with the possible assist-, $50.00 the past two years — Ambassador There is no accounting for taste YES INDEED, Tom Enders had ance of a plant employee." BONUS No. 2 Deane R. Hinton, who also, on the and as an individual she is entitled been around before January of A handful pf rent-a-cops — or I Includes: Air conditioned courts evidence, proved too competent a to hers. But it is a matter of public 1981. But not around Latin Am er even a troop of Girl ScouU— migh^ learner on the Job. concern tllat her friends are more Saunas and,Whirlpools be able to handle two or thre» ica, which was very clear early in likely to be found in Buenos Aires Demos Available Hinton bad been sent to San intruders, who may or may not ENTER THE REGAL PUTTING CONTEST! (Manchesterster Store Only) 1982 at a State Department press and Santiago than in Mexico City Salvador as an antidote to Carter have a buddy inside the plant. But background briefing on the origina and Caracas, capitals in which administration envoy Robert what could the minimum guard ^ SINK 3 BALLS AND WIN A MUNSINGWEAR KNIT SHIRT! and development of the Salvado reasonable facsimiles of demo White, who bad pushed political force of five do against a dozen or ran civil war. H e. either was cratic governments are attempt To Be Paid by July 15th ★ SINK 2 BALLS AND WIN 2 GOLF BALLS! compromise over military con unaware of or chose to ignore key ing to find a way out df the military more professional terrorists’ frontation and had been harshly ★ SINK 1 BALL AND WIN A SET OF GOLF TEES! points o f the t r a g ^ . Either way, bind for the Reagan administra armed with submachine guns and critical of Salvadoran right it was a disturhing performance. tion despite itself. bazookas? The NRC doesn’t say : wingers responsible for mostof the But he was willing to learn, It is not easy io feel sympathy for Oddly enough, the NRC itself, THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY ONLY! which he demonstrated by em violence directed at the civilian recognizes in an Internal memo population. Thoinas Enders. But there is barking on a crash course in reason to regret his departure in that "the major threat of saboUge' Spanish. to a nuclear plant is associated- Manchester Racquet the circumstances. He did come to . “Your Quality with the insider or plant employee' Apparently he proved a reasona-^ BUT B Y last November, Hinton comprehend the complexities of bly quick learner. I don’t know was warning the Salvadoran esUb- the Central American situation, who has access to vhal areas.” - 1404 West Center S t Manchester! Men's Shop" OlSftlbyNEA. UK. about the Spanish, but by No lishment that it could continue to and some o f the dangers of an Another memo warru that currant', vember of 1982 be seemed to be regulations “ do not provide: REGAVS Indulge in "gorlUa" Uctics only at "Here come our dates now! Mine's the one who obsession with deceptively simple DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON acquiring a much clearer percep the peril of eventually losing tdlutions. enough protection against threate’ 903 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA in looks like Luke Skywalker and yours looks like by insiders.” 643-4133 Opan Doily 9 :30 5:30 Thun. '.Ill 9 00 tion of certain Salvadoran realities American backing. Jabba the Hutt." Always in short supply in Wa Open Wod.. Thurs. & Fri. '(i| 9:00 that eluded higher echelons of the Hinton’s remarks were reported shington, there’s that-much less of Footnote: An N R C ialliclal said' Reagan administration. to have had the appiroval of that around with his departure. the agency is working to improve' the situation. 1 K - MANCIIKSTKR HKUALl). TlniiMdav. June 16. I!ia:i i MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 16. 1983 - 9 would allow utilities to pass the cost of reducing No verdict In gang rape Maine may strengthen law sulfur emissions to consumers, who would get the Robert G. Glass said he would file his didn't think tax structure was the main considera Attorney Frederic E. Mascolo of Waterbury New England money back through federal tax credits. The DEDHAM, Mass. — A jury deliberated for a AUGUSTA, Maine — Sentiment appears strong dehifiod- with court clerks by next Wednesday, tion in the success of the policies adopted in declined to provide details of the case but has said it Republican governor said the plan would reduce second day with reaching a verdict in the trial of in the Legislature for a pair of bills aimed at Conuekticut followed by selection of Jurors for Madera's trial on Delaware. , will be a palimony claim — the first of its kind in In Brief industrial emissions — believed to be a contribut five young men accused of raping a former Ohio strengthening the Maine’s already tough drunk n counts of arson murder, one count of capital Some Connecticut lawmakers have proposed a Connecticut. . ing cause of acid rain — through a cooperative beauty queen and abandoning her in freezing driving laws. Lawmakers passed a bill to suspend In Brief ielony.and one count of first-degree arson. so-called “ Delaware Plan," based on that atate's program involving government, utilities and weather in 1980. Neither the defendants nor the the license of teenagers caught driving with If ^convicted on the capital felony charge, laws and policies to limit spending and make it Fazzano must enter ^ea Coffee adds cholesterol consumers. victim testified during one of the most controver one-fifth the maximum adult alcohol level in their Madera, 30, of Waterbury, could face the death more difficult to increase taxes. HARTFORD — A Superior Court judge has BOSTON — The coffee that gets you going in the sial rape cases in state history. The case hinged on blood and a bill immediately suspending the Psoletta aide arrested penalty. ordered a prominent Hartford attorney to enter a morning and keeps you going through the day may testimony of another yoiing man who admitted license of any person caught driving drunk. Panel asked to nix plans BRIDGEPORT — John K. Ricci, a top aide to plea to charges in the hit-and-run death of a be doubling your risk of heart disease by increasing participating in the incident. Firms can’t paM on costs Mayor Leomard S. Paoletta, has been arrested ahd Rape-killer Jailed for life 10-year-old ^ rl before be will consider a request to the amount of harmful cholesterol circulating in WASHINGTON — A key Democratic Party Quake may be needed charged wHh S3 counts of violating state election HARTFORD — Connecticut utilities have been panel is being asked to reject the plans Maine, New MILFORD — Daniel Stuart has been sentenced move the case to another court. the blood stream, Norwegian doctors said today. Plant shutdown may end CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Political apathy regard-' campaifn financing laws. barred from turning to their ratepayers to help pay People living in northern Norway who drank more Hampshire and Iowa have submitted for selecting to life imprisonment, rather than the death Superior Court Judge Walter R. Budney rejected MONTPELIER, Vt. — The Vermont Yankee ing the possibility of a major earthquake in the Monroe's Democratic Town Committee chair for work required as a result of the 1070 accident at than nine cups of coffee daily had cholesterol levels their delegates to the party’s 1984 national penalty, for the rape and strangulation death of a motion for a change of venue Wednesday in the nuclear power plant could soon resumeoperations, Northeastern United States and Canada may result man also was arrested and charged with one count the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant. 14 percent higher than those who did not drink convention. The three states pose the biggest 5-year-oId Constance “ Connie" Roberts last case of attorney Joseph E. Fazzano, 59, who faces ending the longest shutdown in Its 11-year history, in safety progress only after a disaster occurs, of making an illegal election contribution. Gov. William O'Neill signed into law Wednesday coffee, the researchers said. headaches for the Democratic National Commit summer. two misdemeanor charges in the April 27 death of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission says. The experts warn. “ It’s hard to convince administra All the charges against Ricci of Stratford and a bill prohibiting the state's utilities from including tee’s 17-member Compliance Review Commission The life sentence was handed down Wednesday Jeanette Ortiz of Hartford. Vernon plant is currently installing additional tors that the hazard is real,’’ said Norman S. Monroe Committee Chairman Dominick Paniccia costs of the cleanup at the Pennsylvania nuclear Fazzano failed to make a plea last week to when it meets today to approve or reject dozens of by Superior Court Judge Martin McKeever on the plant in the rates charged Connecticut customers. Acid rain control urged earthquake-proof supports and wants to resume Reihiher, commissioner of code inspection in are felonies. The two were jarrested Wednesday on charges of negligent homicide with a motor vehicle state plans for caucuses and primaries that will be recommendation of State's Attoniey John J. Kelly. The ban on costs associated wtth the 1970 operations while It finishes the job. An NRC Worcester as earthquake ex|berts finished up a Superior Court bendi warrants, and evading responsibility. Instead, his attorney, CONCORD, N.H. — Gov. John Sununu has used to select the 3,923 delegates to the San The life sentence is 60 years in prison, but Kelly accident at Three Mile Island was included in a hilt decision on the request was expected today. three-day conference. The arrests climaxed an investigation of several James A. Wade, asked for a change of venue proposed a national acid rain control program that Francisco convention. said with good time Stuart could he eligible for spelling out a procedure for financing and months by the state's attorney's office in parole in 38 years. because of intense publicity surrounding the case. Bridgeport and the state Election Commission into decommissioning nuclear plants in Connecticut. the $1,900 cash contribution. Stuart, 31, of Milford, was convicted June 3 of capital felony murder, a charge carrying a Illegal tenants hunted sentence in Connecticut of life imprisonment or Nurse mulls pallmony suit J u d M to death. < HARTFORD — The Hartford Housing Authority rule on Madera NEW BRITAIN — A nurse may file the first has warned “ illegal aliens and illegal residents” it WATERBIIRY—AATERBURY- Superior Court Judge says he Limits could be adapted so-called palimony suit in Connecticut, claiming is about to get tough with ten ants who may be living fst. Just a reminder, don’t forget wni decide within a week whether to admit as trial she quit her full-time job to care'fof an ailing illegally in low-rent public housing. evidence, Israel Madera's confession to setting a HARTFORD — Delaware's state treasurer says millionaire she expected to marry and should The agency, using a new federal regulation, has tenement fire in which 14 people died last July. limits on state spending heralded as a success in share in his $1.5 million estate. begun a census of residents of its 2,730 public A six-day hearing on a pre-trial motion to exclude her state may be adaptable to Connecticut, despite The lawyer for Eleanor Lee Desmone said housing units and is demanding that tenants Madera's confession concluded Wednesday with differences in the tax structures in the two states. 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Plese The estimated cost of the proposed landscaping is The improvements — sidewalk replacement, Herald $4,000, and loam and seed costs will be another $5,125, grading, landscaping, downspout connection and inlet Reporter according to the study. Connecting the downspouts relocation — are needed because drainage problems This Bolton couple lived apart will cost $2,500 and the cost of relocating the inlets will have damaged sidewalks at the complex, according to It can be $3,000, the study says. the study, done by the engineering firm of Fuss & The feasibility study, which Ms. Shanley said cost O'Neill. The firm was authorized to design the the authority $1,900, also recommends that $11,125 be improvements. so she could earn an MBA Herald photo by OeMeo Engineer William O’Neill, who reported on the allocated as contingency funds for the project. strain study, told the comipissioners they ought to proceed By Susan Plese I m . At the dedication of the Fitness Trail(from left) were Mel Hathorn, president of with the project as soon as possible. Sun has Herald Reporter the Manchester Jaycees; Mayor Stephen T. Penny; and Dennis Radabaugh, According to Fuss & O’Neill, the improvements will manager of the J.C. Penney Catalog Distribution Center. cost about $90,000. Barbara Laski-Thayer, who marriage O’Neill said plans for the work, which call for holds a master’s degree in narrowing the sidewalks when they are replaced revenge business administration from A commuter-style marriage because of the small amount of pedestrian traffic they Harvard Business School, is a isn’t for every couple, accord Fitness trail dedicated at M C C serve, should be reviewed by the town’s fire former manager at Heublein’s ing to several marriage counse department and ambulance service. The review is Corporate Headquarters. lors contacted by the Manches She’s also a bit of a romantic. ter Herald. With a brief ceremony and tlje station’s signs. The course runs Manchester Community Col necessary, he said, to make sure emergency service on mom "It requires maturity on the traditional ribbon-cutting. lege donated the land for the vehicles and ambulances have continued easy access “ I do believe absence makes from the parking lot near the part of both people. It involves Mayor Stephen T. Penny offi trail and has agreed to maintain to the 76 apartments in the complex. the heart grow fonder,” she Bicentennial Bandshell past the FAINBrS MY Q AW r recognition of a goal, and future cially opened the Fitness Trail MCC tennis courts, through the it. The Jaycees did the manual If the fire department or the ambulance service “ It’s all right to cry,” we used to says. And the 32-year-oId Bolton advantages,” says the Rev. at Manchester Community Col woods bordering Interstate 84, labor involved in constructing requires changes in the plans the project could cost tell our kids. That sentence was the resident, married to Harold SMVE umoN Felix Davis, Ph.D., of the lege Wednesday. and back to the parking lot. the trail, while J.C. Penney more, O’Neill cautioned. first line of a song on a children’s Thayer, ought to know. Pastoral Counseling Center, 387 ‘T won't be needing the trail, The trail, which has been fjonated material for the signs. Carol Shanley, executive director of the housing recording they loved. Well, I have Commuter marriage. When N. Main St. but as I look at the rest of the years in the planning, is the While use of the trail is authority, said the plans will also need to be approved one spouse works or studies in something very important to tell one city and the other spouse "You can’t do this if a crowd I can see it’s long product of the joint oefforts of unsurpervised. Dr. Martin by the federal Housing and Urban Development parents. overdue,” Penny joked. the Manchester Jaycees, the Duke, a cardiologist at Man authority, under which the apartment complex is works in another, requiring marriage isn’t healthy,” he It’s all right to be selfish. adds. "You can’t survive it, I The lV4-mile trail, open free to J.C. Penney Co., the town chester Memorial Hospital who funded. i r i E ' them to live apart most of the Sometimes, just sometimes, you the public, has 20 stations where time. don’t think. It’s hard to imagine recreation department and lo aided in the planning of the trail, might have a good time. But don’t users perform the exercises and cal cardiologists who urged its recommended that users run il O’NEILL SAID work on the project should, if (1.7 Ol) that kind of stress healing a 6 possible, begin this summer since construction costs Our expect to get away with it. THERE ARE ONLY a small marriage.” calisthentics described on the creation. with a buddy for safety’s sake. Rag. IS.2SB Our are rising and the sidewalks will further deteriorate if Rag. t$.50 (18$ Ol.) I was selfish the other day — number of couples pursuing Emily Lessner, a psychiatric they are left for another winter. The proposed new Chaps really selfish. I had a great time, commuter marriage today. But social worker in private prac Portland cement sidewalks will need time to cure. BLUE STRATUS with increased numbers of tice at 134 E. Center St., aftar-slMva lotion Cologne Lotion too. And I lived to tell about it. O’Neill added, precluding construction during the Barely. women actively climbing ca concurs. "It must be a terrible reer ladders, the numbers are strain. It would take a tremend GOP interviewing winter. You see, my son needed new O bituaries If the plans are approved, the ndxt step will be apt to increase. ous amount of organization.” sneakers. I was all set to load him drawing up and letting contracts for the work, said Mrs.Thayer just graduated Neither Davis nor Ms. attorney Alan Thomas, counsel to the housing in the car when I saw a patch of from Harvard this spring, after Lessner has had a great deal of Domenica Perretto board candidates authority. yellow sun in the backyard, and a grueling two-year program experience counseling couples Domenica Perretto, 90, of 333 something happened to me. that required her to live away who have a commuter mar Manchester’s Republican party preparation for the party’s nomi When the sidewalks were originally poured, O’Neill Bidwell St., formerly of Maple from her husband five days a riage. Apparently, that kind of is forming a six-candidate slate to nating convention in early August. said, the cement base was overlaid with bituminous Street, died Monday at Manches week. Home in Cambridge, an arrangement is not very challenge six incumbent Demo ‘ ‘They’ re tough interviews,” concrete, which is now cracking. Water collects on the MY SON NEEDED sneakers. ter Memorial Hospital. She was the Mass, was a dormitory. Common in Manchester. crats for nine seats on the Board of said Smith, who sits in on the sidewalks and freezes, partially because the grading But I needed that patch of sun. I wife of the late Batista Perretto. Our Our “ Then every Friday after But Ms. Lessner says the Directors in the upcoming No sessions and asks questions of his in some areas of the complex does not ensure a proper Rag.t8.$0($.tez.) haven’t seen much sun this spring, She was born in Torino, Italy on *5.99 Rm . 63.67 (4.25 ox.) flow of the water for drainage, he said. and I needed it BAD, as the noon in the first year I'd be in continuing success of a commu April 29, 1893 and had been a vember election. own. “ We ask all kinds of questions my car by 3, heading for about their feelings about the Housing Authority Chairman Pascal Mastrangelo BRITISH STERLING OLD SPICE commercial says. ter marriage would probably resident of Manchester for more The GOP has no shortage of agreed that work on the improvements should start as Bolton,” she says. depend on the type of relation party, what role they’d play on the “ How about we get your sneak Homld photo by Tarquinio than SO years. potential candidates. Besides the soon as possible. The condition of the sidewalks could C»lopi< After-Shave Ution And every Monday at 8 a.m. ship which existed before the She leaves a son, Anthony Gallo three incumbents, Peter B. Di- Board of Directors.. .then wecome ers tonight?” I asked my son. The she’d be back in class. at them from the adversary lead to the elderly residents of Mayfair Gardens ■latn wupma separation. of Sarasota, Fla., and a step Rosa, William J. Diana and Joan request seemed perfectly reasona What’s it like to maintain a Barbara Laski-Thayer and her husband, years to earn an MBA. It wasn’t always a position, the way Ted (Cummings, injui'ing themselves this winter, Mastrangelo said. If both partners had been daughter, Mrs. John (Marguerite) V. Lingard, the party’s selection SAW $X.OOr ble. The sun doesn’t shine at night. marriage with the strain of Harold Thayer, of Bolton. She com the Democratic Town Chairman) In response to a question from housing authority breeze, she says. working and were used to Placido of Hollywood, Fla.; seven committee has interviewed or member John FitzPatrick, O’Neill said the project Nighttime is the only good time to demanding study and long-term muted to Harvard University for two spending a great deal of time grandchildren and seven great plans . to interview five other and the Democrats wouid come at separation? them.” could be planned in phases tied to the availability of get sneakers. Why waste the sun away from each other, the grandchildren. contenders. “ It was hardest to adjust in housing authority funding. O’Neill agreed to plan the _ ^ p ie r r e running up and down the aisles of a morning. school plans, did an abrupt change would be simpler than if. Graveside services will be con According to Republican Town For exampie. Smith said, the the fall of the first semester,” comes to mind is that I couldn’t improvements in phases. store? about face. He threatened to the couple spent long hours ducted Friday at 10 a.m. in St. Chairman Curtis M. Smith, the five committee might present argu :a r d ifi Mrs. Thayer says. “ I’d come count on what preparation I’d ments in favor of the conversion of Ms. Shanley said that though funding depends on The request didn’t make him FRIDAY NIGHTS WERE left “ carry her back to school.” if together, or were very depend James Cemetery. The Holmes are Joseph S. Hachey, head of the home, still in high gear. Even open, but she studied most all of have for Monday. One time I ent on each other. the old Bennet Junior High Schooi HUD approval, the housing authority now has $60,000 very happy. He was geared to shop need be. “ He said, 'You started Funeral Home, 400 Main St., has commercial loan department at though I was home, I didn’t feel Saturday, and then Sunday until couldn’t get home for the whole J which could be used for the improvements. She said to elderly housing, a move the now. I t i i^ to forget the patch of this, you have to see it weekend.” charge of arrangements. There Heritage Savings & Loan Associa she planned to discuss the project with HUD like I was home. dinnertime. “ I let Sunday night A KEY to the success of the Republicans opposed, and ask the through,” ’ Mrs. Thayer “ I actually became jealous of are no calling hours. tion and a member of the town’s representatives this week. sun. But I couldn’t. I made a “ And even though I was be the night we could relax and marriage may be in reorganiza Economic Development Commit interviewees to refute them. decision. “ Tonight," I said. “ To remembers. Harvard Business School,’’ On the Democratic side, town geared up. I’d be exhausted. I watch TV or chat,” she says. “ I tion of the family, especially if In Memoriam tee; Louis C. Kocsis, vice- Thayer says. “ Even when Bar chairman Cummings said today he THE IMPROVEMENTS include removing 3,500 day — it’s sun.’ ’ went to bed at 8:30 or 9 and sleep didn’t try to mess up that time the commuter is the woman, In loving memory of Anna Aceto, chairman of the town’s Human until 10 (the next morning.) THE SECOND YEAR, Mrs. bara was home she wasn’t expects the six incumbents to run square yards of sidewalk and pouring 18,700 .'eet of N07'T'dldn*t'weed the garden. I doing errands.” Thayer decided to try and make Davis says. who passed away June 16th, 1947. Relations Committee; Donna That was a problem.” The price for the night of mine.” for additionai two-year terms. new sidewalk. The estimated cost for the removal is didn’t sweep off the back porch. I her life at school a “ little more But the experience wasn’t ’ ’The family has to commit,” Mercier, vice-chairwoman of Man Mrs. Thayer tried to make the relaxation, however, was a 4:30 They are Mayor Stephen T. Penny, didn’t plant the flats I had just normal.” So she got a room necessarily bad for the mar he says. ” It doesn’t seem fairor Deep in our hearts your memory chester’s Republican party; Harry most of those weekends, despite a.m. wake up call the next Deputy Mayor Barbara B. Wein Taxing bought at the nursery. mate and rented an apartment. riage, Mrs. Thayer says. ” I reasonable to expect that the is kept. W. Reinhom, who headed the drive the fact that she often had 10 or morning and an hour and 45 berg, Stephen T. Cassano, James Matchabeli Pierre Cardin But she still had to make the think it was positive,” she says. mother will do all she’s done U We love you too dearly to ever for a neighborhood crime watch The income tax became F. "Dutch” Fogarty, Arnold M. MATH TUTOR I was determined to be really more hours of homework to minute drive to get to her 8 a.m. long commute every weekend. before. In a way, the commut forget. program in the Dartmouth Heights the major source of Fed Our class. “ He feels the two years brought “ Ike” Kleinschmidt, and Kenneth far il— iwtiry iduit ifvOMti After Shave After Shave wicked. No sneakers for my boy, complete before Monday Her husband rarely came to us closer together. This was a ing situation is an extension of Sweet memories of you we will neighborhood; and John A. Tucci, eral revenues around the The couple maintained con B. Tedford. Boston Coliego graduate RBg. no yard work. I dragged out the Cambridge. jolt that made us like and any working family situation. treasure forever. an outspoken conservative time of World War I. with Elem. Ed. major and tact the rest of the time by phone “ I hope that by the end of June, $7.50 3.75 OX. lawn chair and I sat. “ We have horses, cats end appreciate each other even Entering a commuter mar Longing for you, forgetting you advocate. Previously, the federal Math minor will provide tutor* — they usually called four times riage may have the same effect never. all six (incumbents) willhave government depended on ing services at her home. Call dogs,” Mrs. Thayer says. “ The more.” The G.O.P’s five-member nomi made it definite that they will be Mary at 646-4610. a week. Phone bills amounted to agreement was that I would be on a family as when a wife goes Sadly missed. tarrifs, excise taxes and MY BOY DRAGGED out his about $40 a month, just for calls nating committee is in the process candidates for re-election in No the one to commute home.” WHAT MADE the venture back to work full time, or when a Daughters and Sons of grilling potential candidates in customs duties for its paints, and did a few masterpieces to Cambridge, Mrs. Thayer husband changes jobs and vember,” Cummings said. income. *9.99 Thayer is a dispatcher for work? in watercolor. Then he chased a says. Manchester Bus Company. ” We had a good marriage starts to travel extensively, Ms. N black and yellow butterfly and he Lessner says. 8rim.Nr1li Phone bills weren’t the only If the two-year period was going in,” Mrs. Thayer says. NOTICE TO CREDITORS watered all the plants in the garden expense, either. Counting up difficult for Mrs. Thayer, it was ” We knew it was temporary. I A key issue is loneliness. ESTATE OF VINCENT F. — twice. I sat some more. keep of two households, tuition, no less hard on her husband. “ I couldn’ t have done this if I had ’’The sheer lack of contact on BORELLO, deceased a daily basis, sharing the day’s The Hon. William E. FitzGer You know, I thought to myself, I and loss of income, the degree was always busy," she says. children. And I wouldn’t have ald, Judge, of the Court of HirsieeiilessiiliiiissfSMIllsi®// cost the Thayers $100,000. experiences, would place some could really get used to this sitting. “ But he was very lonely — with done it. I really believe you have ProtMite, District of M an strain on a relationship,” says After a while, I started to forget The low point in the commu just the four walls, two cats and to have a special type of chester at a hearing held on Davis. “ It limits intimacy to June 8, 1983 ordered that all about the yard work and the ter marriage was during the two dogs. He started going to husband to deal with it.” claims must be presented to first semester, after Thanksgiv- bed real early.” two days a week, and not just the fiduciary on or before windows that had to be washed and How special? ihg. Classes and exams had sexual intimacy, but all the September 8, 1983 o r be laundry and dinner and the va “ You can only communicate Here’s the clincher. ” I used to barred as by law provided. drained Mrs. Thayer. “ I said, so far with animals," Thayer communication that goes on in a cuum. That Old Sol lulled me into bring home my laundry every Sherrie L. Anderson, ‘If I come home at Christmas, I adds. Friday and my husband would healthy marriage,” Ti. . Assistant Clerk niRMiiratti his trap. The fiduciary Is: 5,000 X1U from don’t know if I'll ever come do it forme,” shesays. Thayer’s Rose C. Borello People who sit in the sun all day back.” ’. DID THE COUPLE ever comment? What are positive aspects? 123 Eldridge Street "The intellectual imput, the Manchester, C T 08040 have to expect to be punished. I got But her husband, who said, spend the weekend fighting? " I ’m just glad it’s over.” 034-06 “ You’ve gotta be crazy” when generation of new things to talk *3 to my just reward. Barbara Laski-Thayer “ Not really," Mrs.' Thayer Mrs. Thayer will join CIGNA I know I’m not supposed to his wife first announced her says. “ The only thing that Capitol Advisors Group in July. about. I find that quite stimulat $229 ■erfcum Biff ar >125 ing,” says Davis. Amphora Imported Tobacco uHiartiGfr— sunbathe all day. It will make me •Turiuy look like a prune when I’m SO. r v PUBLIC NOTICE r*COOl# 5 a 4 8 r U p M . 20% OFF I know I’m supposed to cover up T o after a bit, so I don’t get Bus and Taxi Operators SELECTION Mild-Cut Whiskey or Cherry, ALinPES Extra Mild Brown or RedI sunburned. I know all about Trauma in the salon The Manchester Association 40 OUI4 .BIGGEST SIbClr E9£^4 for Retarded Citizens, Inc., Is 6,000 OTU from sunscreen. I’m supposed to use it.' applying for a capital grant - OVER ffo UNITS i4*ID NEW 1983 STYUS under Section 16(b) (2) of the That’s what I always tell the kids. Urban Mass Transportation /I DiFfERENT N\1DEUS TO I know I’m not supposed to sit Act of 1964, as amended to a 20 CNOOSe — TIMEX vehicle to be used In meeting when my son needs sneakers. the special transportation of 1^259 BUYEftRLV- I know I’m not supposed to sit Getting a trim can be hair raising the handicapped in Manches ter. Any interested transit or 20% OFF until the work is done. paratransit operator In the WAVE ft CHOICE, MIEAT SELECTION proposed service area may By Elite Grossman bility to follow the rules set up there,” she BUT I BROKE all the rules. And 'M review the proposed appllco- At mnuNucnmNONa Newspaper Enterprise Association says. "And one implicit rule here is that tlon by contacting Laurie Pearls •wmi I got sunburned. Prvtko, Executive Director 8,000 BTU from TV AND APPLIANCES you’ll go along with the hairdresser’s — 57 Hollister Street, Man SIFT BOXED "You know better." Tha't’s what NEW YORK — I just want a trim, you directives.” chester, Connecticut 06040— I 1m SiirH n I always tell the kids. They say, and two snips later you’ re looking like a 646-5718. A ny comment should then be SERVICE wouldn’t get much sympathy from Marine. Do you holleror make a dash for it? LEST YOU FORGET, everything is sent to the Manchester Asso SAVE $6.00 me if they came home sunburned No. You sit there and let him hack away — designed to pressure you into doing just ciation for Retarded Citi $329 UOHETbWU SESVIiX WHEN and when he’s done, you tip him. after I taught them all the rules. that. Take your clothes. Once you slip out of zens, Inc. with a carbon copy Not only that. Six weeks later when you to the Connecticut Depart Too NEED (T -U e DON’T % Price That’s why I couldn’t let on that I them and into that cute little smock, your ment of Transportation, P.O. SEU. IT UaHJLES w e SESVIOe ' need another “ trim,” you go back to him. own identity slips, too — along with your Drawer A, Wethersfield, I was really stupid and got sun Typical “ haircut behavior,” according to Connecticut 06109, ATTEN ; burned. I pretended it was a tan. defenses. Any you have left .are soon Mr. Brian Chapman, Room Ronna M. Kabatznick, now a teacher of washed away and you end up '.‘sitting in the "Boy, Mommy, are you red,” 214 within '30 days of this social psychology at Hunter College in New chair looking at your wet stringy hair in the notice. they said. 020-06 10,000 ITU from York who did a study on the subject. mirror while the hairdresser stands over ; “ Doesn’t hurt," I said, as I bit “ Getting a haircut is something we all seem you looking great. That contrast is very yVhiteV^festinghou^ to perceive as difficult and awkward and I my Up. “ It's tan, not red.” vivid and you may think, 'Who am I to The kids snickered. I faked wanted to find out why,” she says. complain? Look at the mess I’m in. I really SWIMMIN8 U|ll$389w bravery. need this expert.’ And you do. In fact, you WiitaWootmghou— IN 1981, therefore, she and her students at SAVE $6 Meanwhile, I felt like a neon can’t even leave without getting your hair POOL Queens College interviewed 45 hair light. My nose would have embar dried so you can qualify as a human being REPAIRS 7-1150 dressers, 18 to 55, and 44 customers, 18 to 73, again,” she says, laughing. PRICE' 'ONE jroriHjntiLqTio)/Wf rassed Rudolph. My shoulders both men and women in the New York area. were screaming protest. Sneakers To make matters more oppressive she •UNn afUin OOR VOLUME auir/iuii- <;)VGS VOL) Aie£D ei£crwa/w to 4 : 3 0 P . M . N oticin iiKlotulm con GuWwmo RMtrapo. « *g Rtar* 0 -< (1) - MOVIE: *1lM Body 8L' 0 0 - TwdBM thaav John- - J.ftanon. Hostess put-on leaves her put out Snotehor- In ISth-cm tury Edin- 8 ng'aguaatlaNmriWMania. (BO 0 - Hcfc M b faaa apottawil; burgh, rMpoctablo dociort rob 8 - A B C N m n m lHf pratdaw k w g:------graves in order to continue dis IB) - O m Eny ______w tM a.aUAaaar„_ jO h r A a tdylawara M fin odmoompati paia aorfor fptiaia. 0 8 - MB aMM Mun Two section experiments. Boris Kar S S ia ia kry y 'in n gM abiga and 0 -O s v m M b d e a r A B B Y : a lo ff, Bene Lugosi. Henry OartieN. 7 : 0 0 P . M . awdifBMWlmBBMi am a m ta d Infant who flies for free wouldn t want to be har tMa to ttardom. 0 .M b i woman friend (?) phoned 1945. CC-CB N « m on a n w d w Mm ib n n M ■ iM U t ruins my trip. I feel that caught dead with her "Pierre" poses with 8 h a W a M m t la Mn. M |M and invited me to a (B - MOVIE: 'Tlw Amazing 1 :1 S A .M . this is an infringement on moustache showing. Q D 8 - M -A -8-H wedding anniversary Dog Warden Richard Captain Nemo* Navy divers join CD - MuppM Show 0 • BIOVIB: 'Aa lya N r da my rights. Captain Nemo in the search for iy^ A Son Ftanrioao poBoa. party for mutual friends. What are your thoughts Abby, you seem to think Rand at the Man Atlamis. Jose Ferrer, Burgess C D - A B C N « m 8 - M N a n g makaa No way Baea||i a Waat She said, " I ’m having a D e a r A b b y it’s the mortician’s re Meredith. B am tha daad and Rnda N a wMa about having a section on chester dog pound. ( D - v . g a 8 'M O M I : *N V a u C a« M B ag tadiianlad. Jaan Atdaa, Frad Coom undotaretMaf ■aadoriwo money tree for the hono- sponsibility to make the O - MOVIE: CharNo Ch«i: ( 9 ) 8 -N m w W iaim aM ^AgMnBbNndnf I MaoMutray. 1840 and naadatata. Gbaek Nettta, RL planes for passengers Pierre is ready to be ro rimeiooeea rees, so make your check Abigail Van Buren with infants? Just as there deceased appear as "nat The Black Camel' The famed - Im id. th. U FL ovarooanaa Ma aBNctlon and faBa 00 adopted today. Chir>ese Police Inspector is called 8 8 12:00 A.M . Laa. RatadR. out to me. I will cash it and is a “ No Smoking” sec ural” as possible. I have to Hawaii to find the murderer of a 8 - ltadk> 1990 Toitov'. pro- fonia, Santi TeaBov. I p a Q D -O a b io y hang the money on the been in the funeral busi gram looks at the hottest trerKfs 1 :3 0 A.M . tion, there can also be a Hollywood actress. Warner (D0-NVbribto tree, and put your name ness for over 30years, and Herald photo by Richmond Oland, Bela Lugosi. Robert artd performers in the world of ( S • Tam C a n to Bbaar "N o Infant” section. Young. 1931. emertainmem. (D'lBaatoW torid on the card listing all the ALLERGIC TO CRYING it’s our policy to allow the f y I _ _ _ ( D - C M ao and r iio M an donors.” 8 - Fm Ov.! o f F M i 0-W toridBpratoaiaa Outdoor BABIES family to view the de 6 : 0 0 P . M . vM lnM e40n he SMe ee fnvlie' omrbnturao Bom threiraBoat dio I agreed to send my 8 - Hob« i'. Hw o m gift, 1 can only assume chances. ceased before the public CD CD GD O 49 ® - News Bon wtm Mktam. fto mkij wertdBoaiodbyOiwOeiady-iW 8 -M o n .y B n . (CkMid CipBini^ check, although I thought that my name was not put It’s not too latii to tell DEAR ALLERGIC: visitation in order to CD TTirea'a Company m bU the idea was in poor taste 8 -U m w y S h o w on the card. her that your gift has not "N o Smoking' ’ sections on certain that the deceased CD - B.J. and tlw Bear 1 0 : 3 0 P . M . gp - Nat MoooiooiBr TBo since the honorees were looks "natural.” - Solodwl Soria drwrwtlc.. Naam TTria ohoar promlooo to ba 0 - NBC Newa OwandN* I welcome your been acknowledged, and planes are not entirely (S) - Barney M iller 8 (D - New dwaag Rapart wealthy and had much UtMrtwl Lamar quo. avaryriknB fba ourront naara lo comments. knowing it is unlike the smoke-free because Here are some of the ® - T o Be ArwMMmced not. 2 :0 0 A.M . more than I. STUNG IN COLUMBIA, requests we have had; 8 - EntMtairanwit Tonight ( S - C M N aam M N N aad ab honorees to ignore a gift, smoke has a way of ® - USA Cartoon Express 0 • MOVIfe •Wobbiiy‘'TBa Then she said, " I ’m MO. you are writing them to 8 -ASM CD - FM Magatlna fomia fwraat. Daa Wataw*- Fa- pleluras of har bi a sbfis maoa- CD - MOVIB: T Ba Aayhyx' A drifting. 1. ’’Can’tyouputasmile ( 9 - Uving Faith trick Mocnaa, OanNa Dugan. etofy e f the ptMeeng end eeecu* sure you won’t want to ask if your name was on 8 - BuoinMa Raport CD 8-Condo Bee. M Bon o f e rahhery e f e BrhM i mMI eciorNiei etiompce to hemeee Bra A "N o Infant” section on Dad’s face? He looks so O - Buck Rogers IBBI.RatadR. Open o r oeeoi* nooen mraeB# attend as the party is set DEAR STUNG: Your the card — or inadvert '■J 7 : 3 0 P . M . (D-M OVIE: 'SloaeaorTavho' train o f raMene of poraide. Sien* would offer little relief sad.” O - MOVIE: The Farmer 8 - Jatta Egt* le y Beker* «Jemee BooBv Jeeraie Nehort BtevenOa JM ra u p o fte e e .' up for couples oidy and "friend” could author a ently omitted. from a screaming baby Takas a W ife' A man joins the (D-PMMaSBina Tha orism ia tha backdrop for o W taiM a f OAAV IS 7 2 . 2. "Stick a pipe in his rtNxdor, intriguo 0id occeoionM SS — No' Emgiitan Froyama ^oneia Wwom pp0rivwe. imr/ you are a single woman, book on how to lose friends because sound (like boatmen on the Erie Canal to fi* CD - AN In tha F«n9y oomloo con la anknaclon da Raid 10-.46P.M. (D- J a a Ftg id db i Btioar mouth, or nobody will ' ombreces. Robert Wegn0, aioen 0-NawaolaNi so just mail the check to and alienate people. As D E AR ABBY: When smoke) also "travels.” Adopt a pet nar>ce his own farm and falls in C D - M u p p M 8how CoBna. Edmund O'Brtan. 1957. Aator. 9 :3 0 P .M . 0 - W I H N II 4 1 believe it’s Joe.” love w ith the cook. Henry For>da, 8 - lb r a b t o a me. Goodbye.” ’ Since I any Monday-morning flying on a commercial Given a choice. I ’d opt for Jartet Gaynor, Charles Bickford. QD - FanHy FMid 8 - ESPN Spaclal Fiaaanta- 8 MOVIfc TMOar Ma (D 0 - H T rias TVaa A lawyar 0 - BBPN BpattaCaiiasr had already agreed to 3. "P u t Dad’s glasses Rabtboaa* A aactat aanrioa man upaata MoBy'a kay adtnaaa and 1 1 4 0 P . M . quarterback can tell you, plane, I find that it is a the crying baby and use 1935. 8 - Mafor Laagua HaaahaB: Itan: 1SBS U.S. Opan Ootf send a check, I meekly on. Nobody ever saw him Champlonalilp • Fhat Round and a tatam agam tangla wkh un- Sam la anaaiad. M O D ( D ( D 0 0 0 - 2 :1 6 A.M . when your friend said she rare flight when a.n infant earplugs or a headset. O - Studio Sea ' Naw Vorti Yankaat at C triB T. mailed it. without them." from Oakmont, PA ndy munchkkia at * holaL Chavy 0 0 - CBSMS'Carta ravaab (D- m *a *b «m BiraIgM. 18B2. Ratad PQ. 8 - IWOVII; TaafWtoBiliiB* A was sure you wouldn’t doesn't scream or cry for Pierre is still waiting C laoaland 4. "Take the rouge and ( S > R eporter 41 Chaaa, Canla FWiar, Eva Afdan. daHriataBcagnaatfB prison guard baoomao biyohrad bi I later learned that wan) to attend because a good part of the trip. I 8 - ESPN SpoitaCantar 8 - M OVIE: 'A td lio rl A u d w cl’ IBBI.RaiadPa (D-B aanyHBIBbaw 1 2 :3 0 A .M . DEAR ABBY: “Look lipstick off Grandma. She O - MOVIE: 'Ctash of the A playw ilght la fW aWng Na naw two Plata autraunring dra bt- several single men at the party was set up for By Barbara Richmond ago and he’s also waiting as an. - M^or Laagua BaaibiB: 0 - BIOMI: *aoa* A NeBf- 0>(MtOaapto am extremely sensitive to ing Ahead at 72” writes never wore any." Titans' The child of Zeus battles 8 Broaihiyay play whan Na wifa 8 - a o a g B o a wood producar enaiaa a panto. (S-ARtoriraPtoaBy mataa bi Na chorga. Jomao * tended the party and had a couples and you were Herald Reporter “ Ranger,” a male shepherd cross, and mythical monsters to save a priiv Boaton at Datroh 0-BBPW BpaitoCiab Woeda, Tbn Mebilba. Kay Lars.' noises, and the constant that she hopes that when rana.away and liavaa fiva chld- 8 :3 0 P .M . gnpNe murioal tor UntmM HD^- Btoty Itotanaa. Man good time. The honorees single, you should have 5. "P u t a Wall Street “Barney Beagle." All are calm, cess from an arch rival. Laurertce 8 -HouaaCaHa ran In Na caia. Al Pacino, Dyan aueetaa. Aria Andrawa, W arn 1SB2.flaitda cries of a baby upset me the time comes (to d ie), 0-Paari*riafPaNb Journal in Dad’s hand, so “ P ierre" is his name — until well-behaved dogs and would make Olivier, Claire Bloom, Burgess - C n a a llr a Cannon. Tuaaday WaM. 18U. (D - Catol Bumatt and Ftlanda HoMan, Robart Ptaaton. 1SB1. never acknowledged my told her you would either no end. some loving person will Meredith. 1981. Rated PG. 8 0 - fto a s y m a a iN n CD-llaOataator 2 :3 0 A.M . he’ll look more natural.” someone adopts him and might want to nice pets for any family. Rated PO. C D 8 - N a w O dd C oupio Os RatadR. gift, and since they're not bring an escort or come I pay a large .sum of remove the hair from her 8 - M-A-S-H car triaa to hsfp Falx aflar ha la «^DpiilaTaatobl 8-TMRBMlaaa CD - Tam Oatds Up Ctoaa N.J. FUNERAL change it. He’s mostly French poodle (9 - M*A*S«H 8 - MOVIE: ‘OouM s hnaBS’ 0-OaBHrigftoBHato 0 the type to disregard a alone and take your money to fly, while the Rand said he will be going on 8 - SctaanInB Room conffoMed by e box0. ^ 0-MOVM:'NVaaCaaMBaa O -C ta n to a unnpr Ho because she DIRECTOR (B) - Dr. Who Whan a tiplomat find. Ns gMf- and has been patiently waiting at the vacation in two weeks so the dogs that 8 8 - MacNaH-Lahrar risnd dead, ha diacovara aha was 8-NaelwdsaMa 1 0 :0 0 P .M . W l l M a a t* A y e u n g b ln d m a n dog pound since June 7 for someone to 6 : 3 0 P . M . Raport ovaroomaa Na afNcdon and frita 2 :4 0 A.M . have been there a long time will have to bwoNsd with a ciinancy smug 8 - C o m F iif FtOBtf n a (DCD-KaatoUtidW take him home. (D - Man About the House ging ring and he braaka it o p n to In lava. Btota Bbigar, Bbnl Bato- 0 -M O V « !‘CliaaaH aBlrimf be disposed of if not adopted by then. A 8 - ChiquMadaa Program , da ( D - N a w a tonta, Sarah Tatsov. Ratad P a Pierre is between a white and apricot CD - CBS News variadadet praiantando a) tal- avanM nar death. OaotM Haml- 9 :0 0 P.M . C o m ChanaTa Mragato . $5 fee must be paid when adopting a dog ton, Bartian Andaraon. raul Han- a D 0 < 2 O / M 0 0 • lala NtoM adrii OaaM oeee ra me lenn ie eori w ena color. Dog Warden Richard Rand said ( ) - A lic e anto ioven. (D GD - Mman » Bbnan A J. 0 0 to make the transaction legal. 9 risd, Gana Raymond. 1970 (D-NataarkftaaBty 1 1 :3 0 P .M . tattawaaa D»df a Buaata are tjhrenletod. M iito FTanoa Pialtr, Job anxiety affects woman’s kidneys he figures Pierre is about 4 years old. and Mck a n oaiad on laoovar a 8 -M atch Qanw 10 Ruigar Hausr. Tbnodty Dalton. ® ~ ESPN's Sportaforum 8 - Filina News stoNn pakdlnB. BBIBO nknj GD-HnnRPtoa« Prank yapfia and animal kaarpra- He was fouiid on Wetherell Street and is Rand reminds dog owners that dogs ( 9 > M OVIE: 'Jim m y The KtcT 8 - M otor Laagua B aaahaN: ta r Da»a M cK aliiay. N O m b ij 1BB1. Ralsda Boaton at Oalrolt 8 8 - Fame Dorla trim to C D - The M a n B ta w very cuddly and lovable. His coat is soft who are 6 months old, or older, must be A 12-year-old is the kidnapping 3 :0 0 A.M . DEAR DR. LAMB: I organin a 'FriendaNp Day' and C D 8 -TaoCtaaafctCamlow 8 - M|0ME: ItoB Day (D-DaaayHBiBhsaa 1 :0 0 A.M . may shake and his voice respiratory illnesses are but he might need a haircut to make licensed by July ) or the owner will be target of bungling crooks. Gary 8 - Paopla’a Court Juks and Bruno hava the tacts cd Mlarnoan' A bamle w d bttod- am a 2d-year-old female Coleman, Paul Le Mat, Dee Wal Tha Ruan tam ly dtaoouara nude (D - w a .< (S-DaatofriaadBaa gP - HMVIt: •Bauan Tbaao tremble but as Yte gains caused by a virus and are him look like a real poodle. He’s ready charged with an infraction and fined 8 : 0 0 P . M . Ufa aaplainad to tham. |R) (60 picturss o f Sara in a national ma- dtadbaiikreM)arplanaaB>Beliton 0 and lately I have been lace. 1982. Rated PG. min.) b at* halal d ia l goas aw ry. A l (D -itoBaa’aHaiBaa BevenT Seven oonviete pfm to experience and confi to be adopted today. 528. CD CD - Magnum, P.l. A fraak gszina. (R) (P-ftoab is Paata Ya having trouble with my really contagious 0 8 - N BC N m r. dno, Oato Sarandon, John Oa- G D -M a C to a d braek out of Ma broMi iMo the dence those symtoms of diseases. “ Bruce,” last week’s featured pet, is accidam puu Higgins in jafl for 8 - MOVIE: Tha HowHng' A aria. 1976. RatadR. nuy0 weni em ineri oeoK snoinD nerves. It is affecting my The dog Mund is located on town ® - UntwTMd Worid murdar and Magnum on tha traii anxiety disappear. still waiting to be adopted. He’s a young Joumaliat. soaking rahiga 8 8 - Obiinw A Biaak Tha (D-W aiMIAatoaSipaaW ~Tany-T ~ I. Uonal Siandsr. kidneys. I'm OK at home Your Health You probably put your property off! Olcott Street. Rand is O - NoddMO NMion.1 SIN of the real kiiar. (R) (80 mki.) from tha dty, finds terror at a Cak- CNaf fires an officer after ha asss 8-BpofMPraba 1B73. To help you understand finger on the problem shepherd cross, a little under) year old 0-IM BBblZoaa on the weekends when I ’m there each weekday from noon to ) p.m. anxiety better, I am send when you said she seemed and he was picked up on Lennox Street relaxed. When I get on the Lawrence Lamb, M.iC). He can be reached by calling the pound, ing you The Health Letter to be allergic to vitamins. on May 28. He’s friendly and frisky. Job I have this awful fear 643-6642 or by contacting the Police THIS KIDNAPPINe I r I'LL T MBAN, IP THIB l» A 19-8, That Anxious Feel "Homer” was featured two weeks 1 rMaofMARiu. M over nothing. Then I get She may not be allergic to Department, 646-4555. H A P P E N E P n e a r . 6ET IT. i PRANK. THEVRE EOlNe ing. Others who want this Pd -agvlWEKVBOPVIM^ nervous and have to start the vitamins themselves WHERE ALL TH0»E ER-M BYJyoiiK HOlWe,lAPK ASTRO issue can send 75 cents but rather to a substance URBAN LESENPB M going to the bathroom. * V^XDONTCAKE WNO- with a long, stamped, in the vitamin prepara H APPENED, T D O L ^ 0 THEVRE DONNA I go to a doctor every Cham pion play self-addressed envelope tion she is taking. D I B l GRAPH three or four months to The'urge to urinate can Thoughts Many people hiiive a for it to me, in care of this Food allergies, which have my bladder dilated, be caused by anxiety, fear of failure th.eit pro newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, includes allergies to vi ------with Bany Paaa to but I can’t talk to him which you call nerves. It is vokes anxiety. If that is so Radio City Station, New tamins preparations, can h B M M D B lfB . about this. Through the just one of many symp “ But whate’er I be. power, our ability to save ourselves, NOEtnE t-tSM lU a nm bs Jtan JBMby^ in your case, you need to York, N.Y. 10019. cause the symptoms we q b u r week I drink one cup of toms anxiety can Nor I nor any man that but man is stripped of our need for external visible • r t o t o to U m W orid Chimt- accept this and then use DEAR DR. LAMB: I identify as a cold, includ s A iiy P i coffee and a little more on provoke. With nothing shall )>e pleased, till he proof. ta Oetobor. An ^Bfarthday some common Icigic to have a 6-year-oId grand ing bronchitis. Even When we are bound to Christ in this GJ1B8 weekends. Would you Everyone has some be eased ■ nolHridMBo io reassure yourself tl!) at you daughter and every time many adults who have With being nothing.” faith/grace relationship we become ♦ K « l please express your views anxiety about something. will not be a failure: and to Story CriBM own Mo she takes vitamins she allergies think they are In his historical tragedy "Richard "nothing" in that all our false gods are man nun- JBnalT.ian on my problem as I ’m on It is a close cousin to fear. help build some; self- gets a cold and it is so hard having colds. These may I I ” , Shakespeare loeautifully expresses stripped from us and there is nothing S X ip K P ' ‘ B T O AQ l S t o tW oonoOTnPwM i You cotdd ba oucoiooM bt too the verge of quitting my Some people are more confidence. You mn y need untalfllori amM thio ootnlnQ to clear her of it. She be from sources other the Christian’s view of the paradoxical else to cling to. Christ also appears as BKiBTas etttt OnraM Jacoby to loattio to job. threatened by events or some professional! coun yoar, prouMod you imnogo seems to be allergic to than food. role that great suffering plays in our "a nothing” in order to furnish us with GB41 g a q t s IIM. situations than others. seling to help you over B iagat- esfe your now and oMorto tatoW them. Can you explain And you have to con lives. God creates everything out of nothing other than Himself to worship. Mtoo PaoofO M l X iot to DEAR READER: You But I must tell you that it come your, extrenqe ner H R S T , A Loam lipaMo tsoBi tha nomar this? Our physician says sider that if she is having nothing, but everything which God is to 0 Lord our God, your Son carried our MOULD YOU UKE B o u n ' (odqrlB lUHd. 80M b roDchod BftOa sHitaild discuss yoiir pfob- you can deteraiihe why vousness (anxiety) . STALL... he has never heard about an allergy maybe it is use he first reduces to nothing. sins in his own body on the cross so that TRY TOUR HAND ♦ M S tow ppodoo aflor a Jacoby M M M (Hto tMUna M) Ba lem with your doctor to be you have such fear on the As you develop confi O AT FT.Y)NG HBR? vitamins causing a person related to her diet, inde (Kierkegaard) we might have life. Make us die every WAQJ tnaotor ■oqBoaeoL woa tbo aura to go to riia iIqM p a ^ sure you do not have any job and overcome it, you dence you may not ;have a ♦ K8f to get cold. pendent of her vitamin It is in Jesus that God authors the day to sin, so that we may live with him lin t trick tottb too Jack of •or adidoa todto-An 1iNtoM«d anatomical or medical will have made an impor problem anymore, ^ b lic O AQJt tiW i Bad led a opada to DEAR HEADER: Of preparations. If the prob forever in the joy of the resurrection, M DM your mom problem that may be tant step forward in devel speaking is a good exam magnificent paradox — Christ cruci danay o Id. PaotoD w m course he hasn't because lem continues, ask her t^tenI atiBwn n a n iyoualart- aggravating your oping a mature, stable fied. He is a stumbling block, a folly, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. «U b w SM aad W ftod to ad. QaminI pradoWona tor tha ple. The first tim e a vitamins do not cause doctor about having her "juiL****^"** condition. personality. person does it his hands stripped of all power, of all visible proof and tbTM of yaar Wwad ara now raady. colds. Colds and related seen by an allergist. of Who he is. Such a savior is only met in Nancy M. Gulreich ...AND NirtB R m I I m M Womonoo. earaar, hwB, aam> faith as we , too, are stripped of our Concordia Lutheran Church WCni. FINISH _ _ INT Dadaito m at rlritt ap biDMmwri and much more are OFF WITH AN PM i t v P M i IB (i ieuiiid. Sand SI to Aalro- * INSIDE liX IP I 4B PM t Pam Oraph, Boa 4SS, Nadto City : PSM tricks. Ba atoaoMd Owt ka Sialton. N.Y. toOld. Boaum io * atato your zodtoc sign. Sand an Paying for therapist shakes trust G ET AWAY AN D STAY addMonM S2 tar Nw NEW AatrO'Oraph Malchmakar tritari and booHaL Rtwaito DEARDR.BLAKER: I 'jnderstand. IN HISTORIC STURBRIDGE. OplBBliaAeiG WMld M t to discard romanSc oembbiaUooa and ' thought I had chosen a P.S. Men aren't the only > laat dtaDMod on a But this life has many ones who have trouble SOIAEPAV, WHEN IM THCJREAdJ FOUNPSUCH r[7 U7VE TO BE IM A W H V P O N T SO U eompnObawaa Io m M atona. competent, caring thera advantages. First and getting everything on the RICH, iM GOING TO TRANOUIUTV. SUCH (3UET PLACE WHERE SAVE SqURSELF CtofcBW ttona tt^My lt) . pist but after I raised the VISIT WALC5EN FONR Muoh vabnbla ttow ooidd be A s k foremost is the love I table — not too cold, $49.95* 6 E R E N IT V , ___ NCXTHING $ n R S 6QME P0U6H AM P. issue of using my insu PEACEFULNESS THERE weitod todey by wonying loo receive from my children. underdone, or burned! EXCEFT TVe UTOJE VISIT R16Hr R E lP f mueh about how gunga wM rance to pay for therapy, I Dr. Blakeir We have never been Get away to historic Sturbridge and enjoy the scenic charm CREATURES OF changed my mind. of central Massachusetts. Your package includes: noffc atd balorayou awan tty closer. Write to Dr. Blakerr at N A T U R E . ' . n t i tham. Act Brat. Bat latar. We were two months • 1 night deluxe accommodations at th e^ b lick House D M a Karen Blaker, Ph.D ., And next comes the the above address. The LK>(Ady»Ntog.ai)inaHua- into therapy when I asked Country Motor Lodge ------J 0D a riab^ bto bOkt admiration from almost volume of mail prohibits was obto to raff tbo third Omtodtowhareyouarahan- ' her if she was covered by • Complete dinner at the Publick House or Crabapple's ia HaRMTiNDt to I____ _ everyone I meet. Society personal replies, but ques • H e ^ New Englaiid breakfast at the Publick House dtoganafhar’aieaouroaa, treat . insurance. She said she ■ a of D a l^ who was aae* seems to look on me as an tions of general interest • Children under 12 in same room no charge (food extra) dito M a aaored iiuaL Make was a state certified psy «iAjDtt|M ato 1i p W B , t t t o i ewty oNort to l«e up to toe extraordinary person. will be discussed in future • Reduced admission to Old Sturbridge Village toMhplaoadlnyou. chologist and therefore, There is little that I can do | 4 M M columns. SmOM to IM w SaiStM d WMO (Aag. M e p i St) Pr»> the answer was ‘yes.’ She pist to work out a schedule about other things. wrong. •Price per person dbl. occ. Gratuities not included. Subject to space M your ioN Intore ili today, said, however, that I to meet his or her cost In addition, I am sought available. Advance reservation and 525 deposit required. b t d ^ Y do ao In waya wBleh would have to pay her the accounting needs. More DEAR DR. BLAKER: I after by women looking % 'Cia)b.,a.i...TiiaQUta,tTi«o. oouM altand or hurt too tait- ■ fee and then she would fill and more therapists are want to tell your (readers for a father for the child SHOWCASC out a form that would using the same system as about my experierlce as a ren they may be raising on eventually route the reim your therapist. abto to dtotbigulah todey . father with sole cu stody of their own. They see me in ^Publick House Country M otor Lodge ■ T L o a o k M tolwaan your huneliaa and bursement back to me. It’s also not a bad idea three children. my fathering role and that fIWST SHOW OMtV < •Mdnga at apprahafiilon. Nag- . That seems awfully for you to make the initial It was tough at first. I seems to attract them like Write or call Lodging Manager Publick House Country Motor Lodge X fcMOW Yoci'^ atora tooughto should d m bo hard-nosed. What do you payment for the sessions. realized that I didni't know flies. ______Box 250, Sturbridge, MA U1566 (617)347-9555 traatod aa totuRtoe Bwighta. think? That way you are less how to do very much I would like to hear r Ftoebarambar ’ B^dto HARTFORD To RlSib Y»op^fLF, SCOlWIO (Oat SHIev; H ) likely to feel that you are around the house. And other fathers’ experien Don't bo taiwn In agibi today INT[R$T4TES4IXIT58 DEAR READER: I getting something for no when two or mon: things ces with sole custody. EA5THAKTF0RD 568-88)0 by a Bland trim navar aaatoo to think you have a very thing. Patients who pay had to get done at once, I e P N i E , BUT StVHjip o veraefnie ba«a monay on Ida or bar par- • practical therapist. The for their therapy usually was totally lost. The frus aonwbanHoomMtoiiotopto i D E AR READER: So FLASHDANCE tha tab. length of time it takes work harder and there tration of trying to get would I. Send your letters s r o p ^A>o|CiM6 IM TH5 MOM tab PASTORI'S TOO > Ctwiaoisr af a DABITTAIMig (Nay. BHHa, ' many insurance compan fore get more o(it of it. everything on the table at to me in care of this tdCoboga sMoi. ies to make the reimbur Discuss your anger with -SHOwwari------t1 )N jw faaohmlanolairong ‘ one time (and hot) was newspaper, P.O. Box 475, llllS-SlSg.4i4S-7ilS-tiM Fine Quality Italian Cuisine ,_ nModCB>oM d C i NHlay wbara yoiw sements makes it all but your therapist. 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DANIELS TRAVEL AGENCY R u I t M I lS o a a a o o DMOtbiugnadata 2:50, 5:10,7:35,9:55. Host Horttord — Reopens t02 EAST CENm STRER - SHOWN At>- PIZZAS — $1.00 OFF L-lb Id AaaaNy MANCHHSTIR Friday. I M e-iise-Siit-tiM -fiss <7ritH M M 19 af UA Theaters last — Hast Windsor — Reopens MANCHESra TEL. 64A-301X (ab b rj Breathless (R) 7:15. 9:15. — F r id a y . Donaliaols, ------, y _ 6 ^ - 7 6 7 6 937 Cantar St.. Wundigstar 6 4 3 -7 6 7 6 1 _L4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 16, 1!>83 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 16, 1983 — 15 College Notes About Town___ Another good year for MHS softball Wins First Year Award Potiuck for auxiliary SPORTS Page 16 John B. Burke III of 43 Richard Road has won The Dilworth-Comell-Quay American Legion auxil Kingswood-Oxford School in West Hartford's First iary will meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the post home Y ear Award. The award is given to a student who for a potiuck supper. Members should bring a salad or I dispiays superior responsiblity, cooperation, loyalty hot dish. Dessert and coffee will be provided. Officers and maturity. will be elected. Awarded schoiarship Parents have, awards dance Is Yanks’ Martin sinking third time? Patricia Frank of Manchester has been awarded a Manchester chapter of Parents Without Partners By AAlIt Rlchmon studio art scholarship for the 1983-1984 academicyear will have a scholarship awards dance June 25 from 9 Keough from the Oakland A ’s sitting near the Yankee dugout in a hospital in Fairview, Ohio. almost to the day in June of 1977, UPI Sports Editor for a couple of minor leaguers, at the Colunribus College of Art and Design in p.m. to 1 a.m. at Fiano’s, Route 6, Bolton. during one of the contests with Somewhere along the line, there Steinbrenner had made up his •"n^us, Ohio. She i^ a senior art major. pitcher Ben Callahan and first the Brewers; and for taking Music is by “ Wee Three.” Tickets are $3.50. The “ What did I do? I didn’t was a leak from a Yankee mind to fire Martin as manager event is open to the public. baseman-designated hitter naps in the manager’s office source that Martin was about to of the Yankees. He flew to murder anybody.” Marshall Brant. Martin was The chapter will present college scholarships to two before ball games. be fired, and it is entirely Detroit where the Yankees were Six graduate from Bryant Billy Martin was wondering elated by the addition of From the way he looHed, children of members. what could possibly possess conceivable that Steinbrenner playing a series with the Tigers The following students from Manchester have Keough, whom he managed Martin seemed to know that George Steinbrenner to fire him had that in mind and still has. for the express purpose of received their BS degree in business administration with the A ’s and personally Steinbrenner was coming to a third time. In May, a fan attempted to dismissing Martin then from Bryant College in Smithfield, R.I.: James J. Flag burning at Legion recommended to the Yankees. Cleveland for the purpose of No, he hadn’t gotten any word provoke Martin in an Anaheim, changed his mind after it was Bascetta of Oliver Road; Kim Marie Erickson of Earlier Wednesday, Martin firing him for the third time in The American Legion will sponsor an old flag of it yet. He was simply Calif, bar. Martin refused to be reported he was about to do so. Clinton Street; John J, Martin of Meadow Lane; seemed deeply depressed and five years. But he picked up burning ceremony June 25 at 1; 30 p.m. at 20 Aiherican answering questions put to him drawn into a fight and Yankee For the moment, Martin still David E. Timbreii of Indian Drive; and Barry M. was expecting the worst. He considerably and- was much Legion Drive. by newsmen in Cleveland Wed bullpen catcher Dom Scala kept is managing the Yankees, He Vincens of Thayer Road. Kevin J. Fiynn of 1 Charter was aware that Steinbrenner more cheerful after the Yan Anyone with old or tom flags may turn them into the the fan at bay by restraing him. may not be (loing so very long Oak St. received his MBA. nesday night after the Yankees had flown to Cleveland and that kees’ win over the Tribe. American Legion any time up until noon on the day of Martin reported the incident to but one of the things in his favor snapped their four- game losing rumors were swirling that the Even if he didn’t hear from the ceremony. Call 646-7961. Steinbrenner and the Yankee is a five-year contract hesigned streak with an 8-5 victory over Yankee owner was about to Steinbrenner Wednesday after Accepted to Berkiee the Indians, and those questions owner said that he had checked this year for $1,5 million plus dismiss him for the Yankees’ noon, Martin heard from him with witnesses and found that additional side benefits that concerned published reports poor showing so far and for late Wednesday night. The two James P . Healy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Healy Blood pressure clinic that Steinbrenner was on the Martin was not the aggressor in makes the agreement even of 77 Concord Road, will enter Boston’ s Berkiee conduct unbecoming a of them met with Martin’s long the incident. Herat d photo by Torqulnlo The Manchester Public Health Nursing Assoication verge of firing him as manager more lucrative. College of Music as a freshman this fall. manager. time friend and adviser, judge Steinbrenner said he sup and the American Heart Association will sponsor a of the New York Yankees again. One of the things Sapir Among the transgressions Eddie Sapir, who flew to Cleve ported Martin completely and free blood pressure clinic Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. “ I haven’t heard from George insisted on before Martin signed At a Court of Honor conducted by Boy award in scouting. They were, from left: Martin presumably was going land from New Orleans to lend felt the Yankee manager had Photography degree at tbe Senior Citizen Center. all day,” Martin revealed. He his latest contract with the Scout Troop 123, three Scouts were to be held accounted for was not Mai tin aid, comfort and good properly notified of the episode Yankees is that there is no Daniel Matthew, Steve Michaud and Gloria Weiss, a dietitian, will be available to answer was completely composed and John L. Dodge, son of Dallas Dodge of 26 Conway showing for a workout in counsel. before he read of it in the escape clause in it. That means raised to the Eagle rank, the highest Ken Harvill. questions on diet and nutrition. The final presentation BILLY MARTIN relaxed. Most of his conversa Road, was awarded the bachelor of science degree in Milwaukee last Thursday; for Apart from Martin, one of the newspapers. that Martin would have to be on meals is scheduled. Samples and recipes will be tion centered around the Yan . . .on way out? repeated conversations he was reasons Steinbrenner flew to History has a way of repeat cinema and photography from Ithaca College during available. kees’ acquisition of pitcher Matt paid off in full in the event commencement exercises May 15. . reported to have had with a girl Cleveland was to visit his father ing itself. Once before, six years Steinbrenner fires him again. Senior speaks Three Scouts get Eagle awards Dinner for St. James The Ladies of St. James will have their annual mass Paul Marte, son off Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marte of Three members of Boy Scout and dinner June 27. Mass will be at 6 p.m. at St. James AL roundup Manchester, was senior speaker at Emerson Dumphy, First Aid; Peter Grassis, Salters Pond Hecreation area. He Troop 123 were presented witii Church and dinner will follow at 7:30 p.m. at the College’s 1983 Commencement. Marte received his Personal Management; Eric is a student at Manchester High Manchester Country Club. bachelor of science degree in speech and graduated Eagle Scout awards, and advance Gremmo, finger printing, geneol- School, where l ie plays football and cum laude. He also represented Emerson College ment awards and merit badges ogy and first aid; Ken Harvill, hockey. Speaker ,at the dinner will be State Sen. Regina R. were presented to other members twice in California for the Interpretation festivals, personal management.' Michaud is a junior at Manches Smith. Her topic will be key issues and the legislative process. was on the dean’s list for four years and was named to of the troop at a Court of Honor held Also; Dennis Madden, citizen ter High and is on the soccer and Lopes heard . receijtly. loudly Who’s Who among Students in American Colleges and ship in the nation and citizenship in track teams. His Eagle Scout Ms. Smith has been chairman of the Public Health Univesities. Eagle Scout awards went to the world; Steve Michaud, per project was a fire Sc)fety program. C o m m it^ since 1981 and vice president of the Daniel Matthew, Ken Harvill and Appropriations Committee. She has served on sonal management and r safety; For the past lOi years he has been a . By AAlke Tolly swung in the AL, Oakland dealt doubled home two runs to help the Steve Michaud and the rank of Life sub-committees dealing with the Department of Sean O’Connell and Kevin Sarles, Manchester Herald carrier. UPI Sports Writer right-hander Matt Keough to the Yankees snap a four-game losing 42 graduate from CCSU Scout was awarded to Peter Correction, Children and Youth Services, Justice first aid; Mi6hael Sweeney, camp Harvill is a sophomore at Man- New York Yankees for pitcher Ben streak. Shane Rawley scattered Grassis and Dennis Madden. Commission, Department of Health, Department of The following have received their Bachelor of Arts ing, emergency preparedness and chestef' High where he is active in While things remained rela Callahan and first baseman Mar nine hits in raising his record to 7-5. The following scouts received Mental Retardation and the Department of Mental from Central Connecticut State University: Carol personal management; Eric Von Sock ’n Buskin Drama Club. He tively quiet on the American shall Brant, both minor leaguers. White Sox 5, Angels 2 their First Class awards: Keith Deck, first aid; and Adam Wich- has been a Scout for five years. His Health. League trading front, Davey Lopes And Seattle sent Julio Cruz to the Egan of 8DE Ambassador Drive; William Finnegan Begeron,' Brian Dumphy, Eric At Chicago, Carlton Fisk tripled of 4 Harvard Road; Walter Lappen of 66 Baldwin man, camping and citizenship in Eagle project consisted of con raised enough noise to leave Chicago White Sox for Tony in a run with two out in the fifth to Gremmo, Andy Lowe, Sean O’Don the community. struction andi repair work to Toronto in ruins. He didn’t stop on Bernazard in a swap of second Road; Patricia Lewis of 605 N. Main St.; and Nancy nell and Kevin Sarles. Brunch at church lead the White Sox. LaM arr Hoyt, Ricci of 27 Horton Road. Two scouts received perfect prevent erosion at the Oak Grove the field, either. basemen. The relative lack of Three Scouts received Second 7-7, hurled seven innings to get the attendance awards: Daniel Mat Nature Center. SOUTH WINDSOR — Wapping Community Church, “ I know that a lot of the media action left the spotlight to Lopes. Those receiving their bachelor of science are: Ann Class badges: Keith Reimer, An victory and Juan Agosto pitched thew for four years and Eric Von All three E agle Scouts plan to 1790 Ellington Road, will have a brunch Sunday have tried to write me off but I just In other games, Baltimore out Andreoof 396 Bush Hill Road; Katherine Costello of 25 drew Sweeney and Eric VonDeck. the final inning for his second save. Deck, for one year. participate, this summer, in the following the worship service. don’t pay any attention to them,” lasted Milwaukee 11-8 in 10 in Avondale Road; Lorraine Edgar of 353 Hackmatack Merit Badges were awarded to: Tommy John, 6-3, took the loss. St.; Linda Gallagher of 155 Autumn St.; JohnGineoof Matthews’ Eagle Scout project Trail Crew Program at Philmont Head chef is Dick Bachman. Tickets are available Lopes said Wednesday night after nings, Detroit topped Boston 4-2, Keith Bergeron and Brian was construction of a trail at in the church office. Deadline is Friday. Tickets are $2 172-D Homestead St.; Stephen Koski of 12 Kerry St.; Scout Reserval.ion in New Mexico. driving in seven runs with a grand New York defeated Cleveland 8-5, Twins 6, Royals 2 for adults and $1 for children. Mark Lappen of 66 Baldwin Road; George Lindberg of slam, triple and double to lead the Chicago downed California 5-2, At Minneapolis, rookie Scott 59 W. Middle Turnpike; Frank Livingston of 217 Ralph Oakland A ’s to a 10-1 pasting of the Minnesota beat Kansas City 6-2 Ullger doubled twice and added a Road; Nicole McConville of 517 Vernon St.; Scott Toronto Blue Jays. and Seattle overtook Texas 6-4. single to pace a 13-hit attack and Morrison of 25 Eva Drive; David Pekarski of 71 Trauma in the salon Arts courses offered “ If I had,” continued Lopes, “ I Orioles 11, Brewers 8 guide the Twins to a sweep of their Coleman Road; Karlheinz Pullmann of 253 Blueridge would have quit three or four years At Milwaukee, Cal Ripken hit a three-game series. Frank Viola, Drive; Mark Sawina of 76 Dartmouth Road; AVON — The Farmington Valley Arts Center, Avon ago. It’s a type of thing every three-run homer in the seventh and Continued from page 11 our doctors or spouses who also see what you want — and can realisti Park North, will sponsor summer arts courses in 3-4, allowed eight hits for his Leonhard Siebert of 27 Curry Lane and Joseph says, whereas men frequent the athlete has to put up with. Kareem doubled in two more runs in a second complete game. Paul Split- Tavemey of lllB Sycamore Lane. us whilewe're vulnerable. cally get — beforehand. Then, marble sculpture, watercolor, paper marbling, poster Abdul-Jabbar had to. listen to it four-run 10th to lift Baltimore, same barber for for roughly 3.6 Besides, who would you go to torff, 4-2, took the loss. practice describing that to a design, political cartoons and satire, felt making and through four games of the which trailed 7-0 after six innings. Those receiving their bachelor of science in years. “ Going to the barber isn’t besides Marcel? “ The familiarity Mariners 6, Rangers 4 friend. If you can’t communicate clay pot firing. playoffs.” Tippy Martinez, who worked the education are; Sandra Doyle of 6 Griswold St.; Vicki such an ordeal, which may explain of the place and the routine is At Arlington, Texas, Al Cowens whaf you want, you give the Children s classes will feature puppets, cartooning Lopes, who went 3-for-4, raised final two innings, raised his record Dungfelder of 162J Homestead St.; Karen McArdle of why men don’t tend to attach to one comforting,” she says. “ It’s the tripled in two runs with two out >n hairdresser more power eid you drawing, painting and printmaking. A free brochure his RBI total to 33. Bill Krueger, to 4-2. 16 Benton St. and Beverly Wagner of 425 Hackmatack particular stylist as much as same premise that keeps people in the ninth to end the Rangers’ St. lose your rijisht to complain. is available. Call 678-1867. 5-5, struck out eight and walked Yankees 8, Indians 5 women do.” bad marriages.” five-game winning streak. Ed Finally, don’t wait until the end to two to record his first major- At Cleveland, Gralg Nettles A master of arts degree was received by Katherine Cling, is more accurate. Why Well, it’s time to seige the blow Vande Berg, the third Seattle Wheeler of 47 Hillside St. say, ’I look tenrible.’ Get involved league complete game. capped a five-run first with a women do, she says.is because dryer and come out looking good. Bridge club results pitcher, went the last 3 1-3 innings A master of science degree was received by; from the beginning. If you’re In the only significant deals three-run homer and Steve Kemp “ we feel about our hairdressers Three rules should help accomp nervous about what he’s doing, say to raise his record to 2-2. Shung-M Chien of 335 Center St.; Debra Gemme of 29 about the same as we feel towards lish that, she says. “ First, know Fridayresults of Center Bridge Club play Marble St.; Bradford Kargl of 30 Fairfield St • Kimberly Kivela of 23E Charles Drive; Annabel Pinto North and south — Clem Hitchcock and Wilmer of 75 Segman Circle; George Suitor of 23 Campfield Curtiss, first; Karen Smith and Terry Secrist, second' DOUG BOND Road; William Troy of 124 Henry St. and William Births Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Goldberg, third, BRIAN McAULEY Wooldridge of 56 Litchfield St. n ~ Gerald Rose and Roman Solecki, Gibson makes Tigers roar • hard-hitting first baseman .pitcher had banner year Jan McCollum of 112 Lake Rodd, Andover received first; Pat Fliakos and Jan ShaW, second; Anne Davis his bachelor of arts Tomlinson, Melanie and Mrs. Charles Gim- and Andy Studley, third. brother Michael, 10, and a grandparents are Mr. and DETROIT (UPI) - The more Alan Trammell and Lou Whi Parrish provided an extra mar Anne, daughter of Ken brone of Clifton Park, In Bolton, William Whitehead of 48 Notch Road sister, Severn; 4. Mrs. Angelo Biase of 84 the crowd roars, the better Kirk taker, who extended his hitting gin when he opened the eighth with received his bachelor of science. Mary Radion of 28 neth W. and Anne Gledhill N.Y. Her paternal grand Boyd, Corrinne Alicia, Henrj.’ St. Her paternal Gibson does. streak to 11 games, singled to start Tomlinson Jr. of 14 Avon Summer bus trips his fifth home run of the year off Notch Road and Joan Rataic of 18 Birch Mt. Ext. parents are the late Leo daughter of Raymond and grand parents are Mr. and “ Notice his hits lately?” Detroit the fifth for Detroit. Both moved up Mark Clear. received their bachelor of science in education. St., was bom May 30 at nard Bowsza and Isabelle Lori Hanson Boyd Jr. of 34 Mrs. Lacon Wayne of TOLLAND — The Arts of Tolland will sponsor two manager Sparky Anderson said on a hit-and-run groundnut to short Dave Rozema improved to 4-0 Eagles dominate HOC In Coventry, Philip Doughty of 395 South St. Ext Manchester Memorial and John VanDuzer of Box Mountain Road, Bol Mancliester, N.H. She has bus trips this summer. The first, to Hyde Park, N.Y., after the Tigers beat the Boston by Enos Cabell, leaving first base and remained unbeaten since 1981 and Gregory Schaffer of 3480 Main St. have received Hospital. Her paternal Glastonbury. Her mater ton, was born May 26 at a brother David, 2'A. home of Franklin D. Roosevelt, is June 29. The bus wiii Red Sox 4-2 Wednesday night. open for Houk to fill with the by allowing four hits in seven their bachelor of science. grandparents are Mr. and nal great-grandparents Manchester Memorial Marcband, Jessica Gibson lashed a two-run Gibson hot-hitting Gibson if he so desired. Mrs. Kenneth Tomlinson leave the Tolland Middle School parking lot at 9 a m innings. Aurelio Lopez, who has A bachelor of science in education was also received are Capt. and Mrs. James Hospital. Her .maternal Lynn, daughter of James and will return at 8 p.m. triple in the fifth to tie the game “ Walk him? And put the winning Sr. of 225 Spruce St. She appeared in five of Rozema’s six by Paul Edmondson of 2627 Boston Turnpike. Tily of Doylestown, Pa. grandparents are Dana and Patricia Siemienski and set the stage for solo home run on base?” Houk said. “ Not has a sister Alicia, 3. Cost is $11. Call 872-9974 for reservations. starts, went the last two innings to Tuthill, Benjamin Ar Hanson of South Windsor Marchand of 460 Wood runs by Chet Lemon and Lance with Lance Parrish and John all-conference team On July 6 the group will sponsor a trip to earn his loth save. Otkowski, Lesley Ann, thur, son of Michael G. and Margaret Hanson of land St., was born May 31 Parrish. Grubb coming up. I’d look pretty Receives doctorate daughter of Steven G. and Misquamicut Beach, R.I. The bus will leave at 9 a.m. Boston scored first in the second The Beast of the East — East were chosen to the league’s All- and Laurinda Tuthill of Vernon. Her paternal at Manchester Memorial “ It’s always big runs,” Ander silly if I walked him and Parrish hit Riggs was named to the squad for Lorraine Wishart Ot from Tolland Middle School and will leave the beach inning, getting an unearned run off Catholic’s state Class L champion Star team. William F. Kusmik, formerly of Manchester and 605 Hartford Road, was grandparents are Ray Hospital. Her maternal at 4 p.m. son said. “ Always big runs. He a home run to make it 4-2.” Rozema. this, his junior season. Riggs was kowski of 83 North St., was baseball team, that is — had a McCoy was named for his Vernon, was awarded a Doctorate in biomedical born May 29 at Manches mond and Beverly Boyd of grand parents are Mr. and loves the roar of that crowd. That’s' Houk elected to give Dennis an inspirational leader for the bom June 1 at Manchester Cost is $9. Call 875-5436 for reservations. Third baseman Tom Brookens tremendous impact on the 1983 offensive excellence. He batted a science during commencement ceremonies at the ter Memorial Hospital. 129 South Road, Bolton. Mrs. John Siemienski of why, if people only would under Eckersley, 4-4; a go at Gibson and Eagles, played magnificently on Memorial Hospital. Her made a bad throw on Tony Armas’ Ail-HCC team that was announced team-high .411 with two home runs University of Connecticut. Dr. Kusmik is the father of His maternal grandpar Wayne, l«da Kirsten, 427 Cemter St. Her pater stand, the more they roar, the he ripped one of the right- hander’s defense and batted .340 with four maternal grandmother is grounder for an error and Wade Wednesday. and 27 runs batted in.' McCoy was Aldo Kusmik of Lamplighter Drive and is the son of ents are Arthur and Ma daughter of Steven F. an nal grandparent! are Mr. better he’ll do.” pitches down the first base line for homers and 28 RBIs. Riggs’s Veronica Wishart of East Boggs forced him. Carl Yast- Six Eagle players were placed on one of East’s most timely hitters, Mr. and Mrs. William Kusmik in Bolton. rilyn Quintana of East Elizabeth Biase Wayne of and Mrs. Leonard Mar- ' The early season boos have a two-run triple, tying the game improvement at the plate enabled Hartford. Her paternal 'nim "ptu/iutu rzemski singled Boggs to second the 17-man squad that was chosed leading the club in RBIs until the Marion, N.Y. His paternal Long Hill Road, Andover, chand of Old Mystic. She turned to cheers for Gibson, who 2-2. Penders to promote him to the grandparents are Mr. and and Ed Jurak followed with by the conference’s coaches. HCC final games of the season. grandparents are Dr. and was born May 29 at has tw'o brothers, Michael has driven in 14 runs in his last 12 Lemon hit his tie-breaking solo all-important third slot in the Majored in music Mrs. Stanley Otkowski of Mrs. P.J. Tuthill of Or another single to drive in the run. runner-up Xavier placed four. Wisnieski’s talents extended to Manchester Memorial James, 9; and Timothy games. home run with two out in the sixth Boggs tripled with one out in the batting order as the season Windsor. She has a sister, ient, N.Y. He has a South Catholic had three. Northw all facets of the game. “ He’s oneof reached a climax. Almerinda TereseSetzler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hospital. Her maternal James, 6. Boston manager Ralph Houk lost inning. It was his seventh of the fourth and scored on a sacrifice fly est Catholic had two and St. Paul Melissa, 2. those rare players who can do The final member of the East F . Setzler of Hartford Road, received an A.B. degree the game by going by the book. year, all of them in Tiger Stadium. by Yastrzemski to make it 2-0. and Aquinas each had one. Anderson, Kathryn Eli everything,” said his coach, Jim Catholic team to earn a spot on the from Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Mass. Pitcher Brian McAuley, a senior zabeth, daughter of Peter Penders. Wisnieski excelled defen Ail-HCC team' was first baseman She majored in music, and was a member of the who paced the Eagles with a 6-0 college glee club, a tour guide, director of the Junior C. and Mary Parker And sively and batted .390 with four Doug Bond, the player Penders mark and two saves, was selected homers and 27 RBIs as captain of Show and chairwoman of the annual Peddlars Fair. erson of 42 Lewis St., was !r« cjujKNi SMOPfim ntok calls the best hitter he’s coached in as one of three pitchers. McAuley’s the HCC champion Eagles. This year she coordinated her dormitory’s social bom May 30 at Manches OKN II0II.-FRI. 10-8 Mets busy in swap market 15 years. Bond batted .350 with sharp curve and excellent location, activities. ter Memorial Hospital. Where fashion Is a Rightfielder Masse, the East team-high totals of five home runs Her maternal grandpar MT. 1IM look, not a size. along with a boost of confidence leadoff hitter, was another player and 29 RBIs. S By United Press International gained at the expense of the Xavier ents are David and Vivian who stood out on offense and And not all of his home runs were club made him a big plus for East Parker of Enfield. Her defense. His powerful throwing ordinary shots that barely cleared 12 -5 The New York Mets, the majors’ in its drive to the state title. paternal grandparents SUN. arm kept runners honest, and he the fence in tiny Eagle Field. The Service Notes busiest team in the hours leading to The outfield was dominated by are Mrs. Lillian Anderson batted .349 with two homers and 1$ bruising first baseman hit one the trade deadline, came away East Catholic players. All three of of 44 Lewis SO. and the late RBIs in playing three fewer games 450-foot shot at Page Park in Carl Anderson. with the biggest name in the three the Eagle outfielders — senior than his teammates. Masse missed Special Sizes ; major deals completed Bristol that is already of legendary Bowsza, Katherine REPEAT OF A SELL-OUT! leftfielder Frank McCoy, senior a trio of mid-season games with a status. ; Wednesday. centerfielder Tim Wisnieski and knee injury. Tlly, daughter of Robert 12% to 26% Something like the 1983 East i The Mets acquired former Na- junior rightfielder Bill Masse - Graduates from camp L. and Carolyn J. Gim- and 38 to 52 In the infield, fiery shortstop Jeff Catholie.baseball team. brone Bowsza of 174 ! tional League M VP Keith Heriian- Michael S. Tuley, son of Mrs. Pat O’Brien of Henry St., was bom May White Chino Paints ; dez from the St. Louis Cardinals, Hartford and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Coleman W at Manchester Memor giving up pitchers Neil Allen and of Lockwood Street, graduated from Navy boat camp I Rick Ownbey. Hernandez, a 29- KraJewskI spins five-hitter April 29 in San Diego, Calif. ial Hospital. Her mater nal grandparents are Mr. BATHING '■ year-old first baseman, was : named co-winner of the M VP SUIT Award with Willie Stargell in 1979 Trim cheap <6.66.ns. •m.M Fashion flatters your after winning the batting title with for dorms extra-ordinary figure a .344 average that season. Legion in Zone victory to look Its very beat... In other deals Wednesday, the ATLANTA (UPI) — SOUTH WINDSOR - This time THE CASHIER W ill TAKE whatever you do) Chicago White Sox traded second Friday night to host Zone Eight foe Dry strippable wallcover the fine pitching performance base paid off handsomely as Chris Find a whole war : baseman Tony Bernazard to the Enfield at East Catholic at 6 UPI photo Petersen stroked a single chasing ing borders offer a cheap drobe of styles to suit ! Seattle Mariners for second base- went for something. o’clock. way to personalize stand Manchester Legion baseball Masse home. your every mood... ; man Julio Cruz, and the Oakland Krajewski fanned nine in going ard dormitory rooms Neil Allen (left) and Rick Ownbey were swapped by the team opened its Zone Eight sche ' South Windsor drew even in the ANOTHER 30% OFF ' A ’s sent pitcher Matt Keough and the distance to pull the Post 102 without violating house By FamouM dule Tuesday only to see a four-hit hoine first inning. Mike Mercier ! cash to the New York Yankees for New York Mets to St. Louis for former NL batting champ side back to the .500 mark. The rules, since the trim can effort by Leon Bilodeau go for doubled and scored on two groun- Weekend Special f^OXAN^E I pitcher Ben Callahan and first Keitfi Hernandez. It was one of two deals closed by the hard-throwing righthander was be peeled off without naught in a 4-2 loss to Windsor douts. Krajewski allowed only one ; baseman Marshall Brant, both Mets. expected to be a stalward for damage when you move minor leaguers. Locks. Lightning, which struck south Windsor runner to reach or leave. Manchester High this past .spring OUR AIREADT MARKED DOWH PRICE ON The Montreal Expos and Pitts- (aces seven makeup games, in around the area Wednesday night, third base afterwards. He walked Sweetheart Roses Thursday and will assume a spot in but suffered a sprained ankle in the one m the route-going outing. A 48-foot roll costs about ; burgh Pirates came close to cluding two double-headers within didn’t strike in South Windsor at SIO. the outfield. season opener and was forced to ; completing a trade but were the next week, both against the Larry Duprey Field as Manches Flair Trim borders are "Discussions have been going on ter’s Ken Krajewski twirled a miss several games. When he Manchester plated the game- ! unable to do so. They would not say Mets. They also play another sold, in home centers, COOl SUMMER SKIRTS for the last week,” said St. LoUis five-hitter in leading Post 102 to a returned to action, he really wasn’t winner in the third inning. Pe $465 which players were discussed but double-header against the Mets on manager Whitey Herzog. “No 2-1 win. ready. It appears Krajewski has tersen, who had two hits in the Zone hardware stores and dec souDs a pmns It was believed the Expos were June 28. 9 bunch. thing got hot until last night. We returned to full health and will be a opener, doubled, went to third on a orating outlets. For the interested In Pirates’ reliever Kent The victory evens the Manches ______N O im v T need pitching. If his (Allen’s) sUts big boost to the Post 102 club. name of retailers in your Tekulve. ter squad at 1-1 in Zone play and groundnut by Krajewski, and area, call the manufac CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. < The Cardinals plan to move right Weren’t bad, we couldn’t get him. Manchester opened the scoring scored as a high hopper off the bat y e r n S ^ c u The Cardinals parted with Her 2-2-1 overall. Manchester resumed turer, Printpack, Inc. toll fielder George Hendrick, who has He’s got one hell of an arm. in the top of the first inning. Bill ca rry 649-5268 MONDAV-PNIOAY 10-D HATURDAY 10-41 nandez because of a string of action tonight with a non-zpne ° Mador was mishandled. free, at (800) 241-9984 648-4430 played part of one game at first “ I thought we needed mure contest against Willimantic at 6 Masse, who helped East Catholic Manchester had five hits, two AUilBAY double-headers and a desire for base, to Hernandez’s former spot. speed in the lineup, and that’s the o’clock at Eastern Connecticut to the state Class L title, reached from Petersen. It had nine kits in more speed in the lineup. St. Louis Andy Van Slyke is to be called up .._. i ... way we’re going.” State University. It is scheduled on an error and used his quickness Its Zone opening loss to Windsor to swipe second base. The stolen Locks. 16 - M ANUlhaif.H llhltrtLU. lliuisUav. JUII.. ik iuiii MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 16, 1983 - 17 Mice Qeltics DeCourcy Scoreboard Herald Sportswriter serving Cubs 7, Mels 4 Softball Tigers 4. Red Sox 2 Twins 6, Royels 2 LItfto League Baseball BOSTON DETROIT CHICAGO NEW YORK notice KANSAS CITY MINNESOTA ab r h bl ab r h bi Obrhbl obrhbl Ob r h bl ab r h M Remv 3b 4 0 0 0 Whitakr 2b 4 1 2 0 Wilson It 4 0 2 0 Jimenez Hall ss 4 0 0 ct1 5 111 Heep ct 4 0 2 1 TONIOHT'S OAMIS Evans rt 3 0 0 0 Cabell Ib 4 0 10 Wshngt ss 4 0 0 0 Costlno X 5 0 0 0 Sandbrg X 4 2 3 1 Brooks X 4 1 1 1 Duguay: NEW YORK (UPI) The vs. ZembrewUii, 7:i Rice If 4 0 10 Gibson dh 3 White 0 2 2 X 4 1 )1 Ward It 5 12 0 Bucknr lb 4 0 11 Strwbrr rt 5 0 0 0 Re- Boston Celtics may have changed Internstionel Bassball standings Armas cl 4 0 0 0 Parrish c 4 12 1 McRae dh 4)20 Engle dh 4121 Cey X 4 110 Foster It 4 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 4 2 10 Grubb rt 3 0 0 0 Johnston If4 0 1 2 Staub lb 4 13 0 coaches and may te on the verge of Lotiwpp vs. wiitsn, 7 Fitzosrold Hartford Dairy Queen got two runs In Otis ct 4 0 10 Hatcher Moreind rt 3 0 2 0 rt 4 0 0 0 Hodges c 3 0 2 0 rnmmmiH*' **onehssi#r P iizaT4— The fourth Inning fo overcome a AMERICAN LEAGUE Ystnm dh 3 0 1 1 Wilson rt 0 0 0 0 Alkens lb 4 0 0 0 Mitchell ct 1 0 0 0 being sold, but are serving notice Jurak lb 2 0 11 Herndon If 4 0 1 0 Roberts rt 4 0 2 1 GaettI X 4 110 Smith p 0 0 0 0 Bradley pr 0 0 0 0 one-run deficit and go on to a 3-2 East Bowa ss 5 12 1 Ortiz c 0 0 0 0 New Dr. that no one will take advantage of ' W v r Polict# 4— Poffoni .over the Oilers Wednesdoy w L Pete GB Gedman c 3 0 0 0 Lemon ct 4 12 1 Pstrnck X 4 0 0 0 Brnnsky ct 4 1 1 1 Oavis c 5 1 1 1 Giles 2b 2 110 them. Porttr vt. M.C.C Vtti* 4— Nik# night at Leber Field. Ed Shlenblum did Baltimore 37 24 .607 Hoffmn ss 2 0 0 0 Brookns 3b 4 Wathan 0 0 0 c 2 0 0 0 Ullger lb 4 2 3 1 Club VS. *ntls 7:30- the pitching and added a single for Detroit 33 27 .550 3Va Miller ph 10 10 Trmmll ss 3 1 2 0 Smith c 4 0 2 1 Jenkins p 2 110 Oquend ss 4 12 2 In moves which appeared to be Dairy Queen, and he got additional Toronto 32 27 .542 4 Stapletn lb 0 0 0 0 Totals M 2 8 2 Totals X 4 13 5 Lefferts p 1 0 0 0 Swan p 0 0 0 0 part of a chess game between ^ s n n ’s vs. Hunery TIssr,«— Chortsr offensive support from Brett Cline's Boston 30 29 .508 6 Totals X 2 5 2 Totals X 4 12 4 Kansas City OlO K1 000— 2 Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Diaz p 10 0 0 Boston 010 IK 008— 2 Thmpsn rt 1 0 0 0 Wilson oh 10 0 0 Detroit? Boston and New York, the Celtics double and Don Sauer'sbosehlt. Corey New York 30 30 .500 6Va Minnesota OKTX oox— 4 Detroit 0K0210IX— 4 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 RsISSIrUon"'*"^ vs. Trosh-Away, *— Croft and Dove Moran singled tor the Milwaukee 28 30 .483 7»/a Game-winning RBI — Engle (2). signed two Knicks free agents — Oilers, (^orge Covey, the losing Cleveland 27 33 .450 9Va (tome-wInnIng RBI— Lemon (4); E— Pastornlcky, White. DP — Bailor ph 10 0 0 center Marvin Webster and for Oordsn vs. Cenlsr, 4— Ksmmv pitcher, struck out 10. WMt E— Brookens. DP— Boston 2, Detroit 2. Minnesota Sisk p 0 0 0 0 ' Ron Duguay personifies New LOB— Boston 4, Detroit 7. 3B— Boggs, Klngmn ph 1 0 0 0 York, the way Bucky Dent is New ward Sly Williams — to offer Collfornia 34 27 .557 ... 1. LOB— Kansas City 4, Minnesota 9. 2B Texas 31 28 .525 2 Gibson. HR— Lemon (7), Parrish (5). SB — Ullger 8 Brunansky. 3B— Engle. HR— Holman p 0 0 0 0 York, the way Lee Mazzilli is New sheets Wednesday. The action may Feline NstlonsI Oakland 31 30 .508 3 — Herndon (3).SF— Yostrzemski. White (S). SF— Jimenez. _ . Torrez p 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BBSO Totals 39 7 11 7 Totals X 4 11 4 York, the way Reggie Jackson is have been in retaliation for the Kevin Coveil hod three hits, all Kansas City 28 28 .500 3Va ^Gall BIrtles smacked a homer and Chicago 28 32 .467 5^/2 Boston Chicago IX OK OK 3— 7 New York, the way...well, you get Knicks’ stated interest in Boston pwo singles, and Kathy McConnell, doubiss, and Scott Altrul added a Bckrsly (L 4-4) 4 2-3.10 3 3 2 0 Mariners 6. Rangers 2 N m York Oil OX OK 0— 1 double, triple and single to the attack Minnesota 26 37 .413 9 the picture. forward Kevin McHale. - Chlckey Barrera and Sue Setsky added Seattle 26 39 .400 10 Johnson 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 (jGome-wInnlng RBI — Johnstone Sir?*.!!.** Anderson ran up a « Medics did a number on Auto Trim 8i Wednesday's Results Clear 1 2 1 1 0 1 New York is glamour and style. New York now must match or victory over Buffalo Water Tavern Point, 10-3, ot Buckley. Dave Campbell Detroit SEATTLE TEXAS E— Staub. DP— Chicago 3, New York 1. homered and added a base hit for the Baltimore 11, MllwaukeeS (10 Innings) obrhbl obrhbl It is a city full of characters that better Boston’s undisclosed con W^nesday night at Robertson Pork. Oakland 10, Toronto 1 Rozemo (W 40) 7 4 2 ) 1 .4 LOB— Chicago 7, New York5.2B— Davis, Cathy Crabb and Donna Koehldr odded winners. Auto wos paced bv Peter Lopez (S 10) 2 1 0 0 11 SHndrsn If 5 1 3 0 Tollesn X 5 1 2 0 Oquendo. HR — Brooks (3). SB — love to love other characters, a tract offers to Webster and Willi Algarin and David Stephenson with New York 8, Cleveland 5 Allen X 2 110 Rivers dh 5 13 1 ^ o apiece tor Anderson. Buffalo got a Detroit 4, Boston 2 WP— Eckerslev. T— 2:09. A— 22,017. Sandberg country, passing itself off as a ams or risk losing the two players. home run and a single each from Laura h«o hits each. Bryan CollettI ond Jim Castillo X 2 0 0 0 Bell X 4 0 10 2 (14), Buckner (2), Giles (9). S— Brooks, English ployed well defensively. Chicago 5, California 2 Cowens rt 4 1 1 3 O'Brien rt 3 1 1 2 town, that would almost rather The Knicks’ management has Petersen and Lorraine Barlle. Minnesota 4, Kansas City 2 Ortiz, Sandberg, Buckner. cif-STv,/®*, collected tour htls and „ „ Yankees 8,lndlans5 RNelson rt 0 0 0 0 Wright ct 5 12 0 IP H R ER BB SO cheer for flashy mediocrity than been trying to lure McHale, an Seattle 6, Texas 4 Zlsk dh 4 0 11 Sample If 3 0 0 1 Chloogo stodgy excellence. unhappy sixth man, to New York “ “ “'I' National Farm Thursday's (tomes Moses dh 1)11 Blittner lb 4 0 2 0 posted a 154) victory over Work ■■ ■■■ (All Times EDT) NEW YORK CLEVELAND Jenkins 5 7 4 4 1 s You don’t have to live in New HaraM photo by Tarquinio ^p a re l at Fitzgerald. Mary Cochran, OHndrs ct 4 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 4 0 0 0 Lefferts 1 2 0 0 0 0 for a reported $3.5 million. Celtics Carter’s Chevrolet exploded tor 17 Oakland (McCatty 141) otTorontolGott _ Ob r h bi ob r h bi Maler lb 10 10 Dent ss 4 0 0 0 York to feel its electricity. You Jan Smvthe, Dawn Banavlge and !*'**<..I4<1 by Bob Haley's tour hits and 3-5), 4 p.m. Rn^ph X 5 1 2 0 Bannlstr ct 5 0 2 1 Campbell 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Manchester High girls’ softball team in 1983 captured the owner Harry Mangurian, who has Sandy Sarles had two hits each for the Putnam lb 2 0 1 1 Smith (W 2-4) 2 1-3 2 0 0 1 1 Wojnarowski, Mara Walrath. Lynn Shaw, Kathy Brann, Phillip Hickey's three, in posting a New York (Guidry 84) at Cleveland 5 13 1 Harrah 3b 4 0 0 0 Mercado c 1 0 0 0 needn't even visit. Just drive put the team up for sale, responded * winners. M-14 victory over Auto Trim 8i Paint at (Barker 44), 7:35 p.m. Winfield It 5 0 0 0 Hargrv lb 2 10 0 New York CCIL title and went on to reach the state Class LL Sweet c 2 0 0 0 Swan 1 1-3 4 4 4 1 2 through some time. The emotion Lucy Vernali. Standing: Shelly Carrier, Kris Noone, by announcing he would go after Bowers. Tony LIppo hod two hits and Boston (Hurst 45) at Detroit (Wilcox 7- Kemp rt 4 13 2 Thorntn dh 5 0 2 0 Cruz ss 4 0 0 0 y ou feel, the one just after panic, is semifinals before being ousted. Team members (l-r) Webster, Williams and Rory Nortborn Adam Jones played well defensively 4), 7:35 p.m. Wjmegar c 2 10 0 Perkins It 4 0 0 1 Romos 2b 4 2 2 0 Diaz 3 2-3 0 0 0 0 3 Shana Hopperstead, Lisa Christensen. Beth White, Toby tor ATP. MInnesoto (Oelkers 0-3) at Texas Nettles 3b 4 1 1 3 Trillo 2b 4 0 0 0 Orosco 2 0 0 0 0 2 likely to be a hybrid of anticipa Sparrow. Totals X 4 11 4 Totals 37 4 II 4 Sisk 2 2 0 0 0 0 Front row; Lisa Pierce. Kristen English. Jen Kohut. Patty Brown, Judy Dalone, Coach Mary Faignant. Manchtster JC s Blut scored three (Darwin 45), 8:35 p.m. Baylor dh 4 12 0 Franco ss 3 110 Seattle OOK 002 0)3-4 tion, wonder and excitement. However, New York general Baltimore (Mc<3regor 83) at Mmphry ct 3 1 1 1 Vukovch rt 4 1 2 0 Holman (L 1-5) 1-3 2 3 2 2 0 Texas 000 0X 000— 4 Torrez 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 One can venture that when manager Dave DeBussebere said B o b'£’a T " 3liV,“it ‘R l & American Farm Mil Robrtsn ss 5 1 2 1 Bondo c 4 2 2 3 Game-Winning RBI— Cowens (2). Glen Maxwell hod tour hits tor the waukee (Haas 42), 8:35 p.m. Lefferts pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Duguay first arrived in New York Lateono belted two home runs, 35 5 9 5 T— 3:14. A— 11,431. the team needed Sparrow and winnws, followed by Ted Brindamour but It wasn't enough to keep unde- Friday's (tomes 5M OK 010-8 E— Allen, Bell, Tolleson. LOB— to become a Ranger six years ago, “ was very close” to a deal in and Tom Griswold with throe and teoted Modern Janitorial from posting California at Toronto, night Cleveland ooi 3io 000 5 Seattle he felt the same way. Only it wasn’t negotiations with the swift point Dennis AdamSy Bob Brlndonrour and S*"’® vlriory over Bob's Gulf at Detroit at Cleveland, night Game-Winning RBI— Kemp (4). 8, Texas 10. 2B— Rivers, Wright. 3B— Cards 7. Phillies 6 . long before he was a part of the S?*! opiece. Paul Valley Field. Modern, 124), got Its Boston at Baltimore, night .. DP-— New York 1, Cleveland 4. LOB— Cowens. HR— O'Brien (3). SB— Sample guard. S '!!?' Porcler, Mike Going and Bob onmse fromk Paul Feragne, Dan Milwaukee at New York, night New York 10, Cleveland 8. 2B— Griffey, (22), Tolleson (14), Wright (5), Moses scene itself, eliciting those feelings It was another good year Onthonk led the losers with two hits Oakidnd at Chicago, night Kemp, Bannister 2, Mumphrey, Thorn- Williams, 6-foot-7, from the eoch. O ConneM, Brett Bittner and Eric Ton# (5). S— Allen, Mercado. SF— Sample. PHILADELPHIA ST. LOUIS I instead of experiencing them. University of Rhode Island, aver Blackman. Minnesota at California, night ab r h bl ab r h bl Ron Duguay was Jax, Manhat Seattle at Kansas City, night 3B— Franco. HR— Nettles Morgan X 5 0 1 0 OSmIth ss 4 1 1 1 aged 11.9 points in 68 games with Charter Oak National League Haves ct 4 3 2 2 Green rt 5 0 2 2 tan, R ock efeller Center and the Knicks. He was the 21st pick in Rooklas Ban'do (2). SB— Baylor (10). Schmidt X 4 1 1 0 McGee ct 4 0 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE Tavern-on-the-Green. He was the 1979 draft.' Highland Pork scored all of Its runs The Blue Demons got three hits each NewYork Giants 7, Astros 1 Dernier or 0 0 0 0 Hndrck lb 4 2 3 0 Broadway and Central Park and in the sixth Innino and posted a ^ East Perez lb 3 12 1 Rayford X 4 0 2 1 from Eric Carpenter, Kelley May and W L Pet. GB Rowley (W 7-5) 9 9 5 5 5 2 HOUSTON SAN FRANCISCO Bloomingdale’s. Duguay was The for Manchester softball triumph over CBT at Fitzgerald. Tom Jeremy Krob and It was more than Cleveland Rose lb 1 0 0 0 Oberkfll. 3b 0 1 0 0 Mack slnglM and doubled and Rich enough to post a 30-22 victory over the St. Louis 31 24 .544 — 06 r h bl ab r h bl Matthws It 4 0 2 2 Herr 2b 4 0 10 Garden. He was something you Montreal 30 27 .524 1 Echibrgr (L 3-4 2 83 7 7 7 4 1 Moreno ct 4 0 0 0 LeMostr ss 4 I 1 0 - P9®4°'«1 John Zanodtanclk added two Red Demons at Nathan Hale. Jamie Earterlv 3 1-3 4 0 0 1 3 Diaz c 4 0 0 0 loro It 4)21 visited if you happened into the city L5L'iS Cliff Hassett Stone, Rodney Powell, Andy Battey Philadelphia 24 28 .481 3'/i Puhl rt 4 0 10 O'Mally X 4 2 2 0 Letebvr rt 4 0 1 0 Brummr c 3 1 0 1 By Len Auster Chicogo 28 31 .475 4 Anderson 2 3 1 1 2 0 J 6on ss 3 0 0 0 Evans )b 4 3 3 4 during the dead of winter; he was well, that we’d have a successful '•pnd Graig Kresf hod two hits tor the and Dan Burnett played well tor the Solllner 1 0 0 0 1 0 DeJesus ss 4 1 10 Stuper p 10 0 0 Herald Sportswriter hind the plate defensively as she are keen on winning and who are NBAaw ard losers. Blue Demons. Pittsburgh 22 34 .393 8Va Revnids ss 1 0 0 0 Clark rt 4 0 10 Corlton p 4 0 10 Bolr p 0 0 0 0 season, ’ ’ said Faignant in response New York 22 34 .379 9'/a Anderson pitched to 3 batters In 9th. Garner 3b 4 0 0 0 Bergmn It 3 0 0 0 something you cherished if you committed only two errors in the 21 well trained by (JV Coach) Dave John Collins and Danny Breen took T— 2:X. A— 14,299. Holland p 0 0 0 0 Santan ph 10 0 0 were lucky enough to call yourself to her pre-season outlook. "In the games. i- care of the offense and Conrad WMt 3 110 Venable ct 4 1 1 1 Hagen p 0 0 0 0 Success has bred success for Frost.’.’ Dusty Los Angeles 40 20 .447 — Knight lb 3 0 10 May c 3 0 3 0 Porter oh 1111 a native. state tournament you need some LaPoInte and John Belanger did the Atlanta 38 23 .423 2>/a Ashby c 3 0 0 0 Welimn 2b 4 0 0 0 Manchester High girls’ softball. Ace hurler Kathy Brann finished ’The list of varsity returnees is to Malone Jerry Culvey singled and tripled tor malorltv ot the defensive work as _ . . Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Duguay was a prime example of luck but I felt the way the’ team San Francisco 31 30 .508 9'/a As to. Blue Jays I Doran X 2 0 1 1 Brelnlng p 4 0 1 0 The program, under the direc up 15-1 with a 1.26 ERA. She walked slim. It includes Junior shortstop Purdy, which held oft a minor rally by Mm o Machine beat Green Machine, Houston 31 32 .492 11 Lacoss p 10 0 0 Totals 37 4 11 5 Totals 35 7 13 7 what New York could do for, or played, it could go as far as it did. 13-2. Philadelphia x i OK 300—4 tion of Coach Mary Faignant, 15, fanned 29 and worked 105.2 Jen Kohut, a standout with the Telephone to post on 11-9 victory at San Diego 28 32 .447 12 Wolling ph 1 0 0 0 perhaps to, an athlete. Take a "W e always knew Southington Keeney. Bill Nelson hod four hits tor The Blue Bandits and Silver Bullets Cincinnati 27 35 .435 14 OAKLAND TORONTO Ruble p 0 0 0 0 St. Louis 0K 021 04X— 7 began its takeoff in 1978 when the innings. Sophomore Shelly Carrier glove and who was on base 37 times played to a 9-9 tie, the Bandits coming Ob r h bl ab r h bl Game-Winning RBI— Green (1). decent hockey player, make sure was on the horixon. It was Just a as Its best the losing side and Ken Hill added Wednesday's Results Splimn ph 10 0 0 Silk Towners went 17-4 and wound was 4-1 with a 2.46 earned run on 19 hiU and 18 walks. Junior third three. from two runs bock to knot the game San Francisco 7, Houston I Hendrsn If 4 0 1 0 Garcia X 3 0 0 0 LaCorte p .0 0 0 0 he’s good-looking, distinctive and question of when we were going to up. Michael Rusconl drove In the tying Davis rt 5 0 0 0 Klutz X 2 0 0 0 ^E— Rayford. LOB— Philadelphia 7, up a state Class LL semifinalists. average. baseman Lynn Shaw, and Carrier. Chicago 7, New York 4,10 innings Totals X I 4 1 Totals X 7 12 7 refuses to wear a helmet, and put meet them,’ ’ she spoke o f the run and scored the go-aheod run In the Montreal 7, Pittsburgh 4 Murphy ct 4 0 1 0 Mosebv ct 5 0 2 0 Lucy Vemali, injured much of the Women's Rsc final Inning, but the Bullets goi one Hancock It 1 1 1 o lorg X 4 0 10 Houston OK OK 010— 1 Louis 7. 2B— Haves, Hendrick, Rayford, him in a pair of blue jeans with five-time state champion Blue NEW YORK (UPI) - For St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 4 Sim Francisco 103K120x— 7 The Indians went on from there. Manchester will be Mt hard by ^ c k on Keith Carlnl's timely hit. San Diego 5, Cincinnati 1 Meyer It 0 0 0 0 Johnsn dh 3 0 0 0 Matthews. 3B— O. Smith. HR— Haves (2). Devils. year, is also back from the varsity Terl Stelbitz singled twice and Ronal Ranson, John Albey, Mark Brrghs dh 5 13 0 Barfield rt 4 0 1 0 Game-winning RBI — Evans (9). SB— Hayes (1), Dernier (8). S— someone else’s name on- the The last six years — including the graduation. It loses its entire roster. showing his followers the way to doubled, Ann Albert singled and Atlanta 3, Los Amgeles 2 DP— Houston 2. LOB— Houston 3, Stuper. The Silk Towners had several Rusconl and David Wengestsman hit Lonsfrd 3b 3 1 1 ) Bonnell If 4 0 0 0 San backside. Pretty soon, everybody recently completed ’83 campaign outfield of Hopperstead, Wojna the promised land, Moses was homered and Sharon Sleber homered well for the Bandit. The Bullets got key Thursoay’s (tomes Almon ss 4 3 3 0 Upshaw lb 1 1 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO hitters in the .300 bracket. The list twice, to lead JC Penney to a 10-5 (All Times EDT) HR— Evans 3 (18), Venable forgets either one or the other. — shows Silk Town squads with a rowski and T o lv Brown, the latter reco^ized as a leader. hits from Ronald Starkweather and Gross )b 3 10 0 Powell )b 10 0 0 Philadelphia is headed hy Patty Wojnarbwski. Among those who’ll be looking to tolumph over Tologa ot Charter Oak. Robert MIelcvarck. Cincinnati (Pastore 2-5) at San Diego Lopes 2b 4 3 3 7 Martinez c 3 0 1 1 (4). SF— Doron. Carlton (L 7-7) 7 2-3 12 7 7 1 7 "Aren’t those the jeans that sensational combined 104-24 won- with a.313 batting average with 21 Moses Malone, the overpower Dee Burg smacked a pair of doubles to (Lollar 1-4), 4:05 p.m. who swung a .37S stick (27-for-72) niove up from the JV team include Houston (M. Scott 1-3) at San Phillips X 0 0 0 0 Whitt c 10 10 Holland 1-310010 Duguay wears?” lost record. In the six-year span, RBIs. The battery combination of ing center who helped the Philadel lead Tologa, which also got some Kearney c 3 0 2 2 Griffin ss 3 0 0 0 Expes7,Piratea4 SI. Louis with 28 RBIs. First baseman Lisa pitchers Kris Craft and Kris offense from Eileen Henson and Sue •••••••••••••••••••••• Francisco (Laskey 7-4), 10:35p.m. “ Isn’t he the player who wears Manchester has won four CCIL Walrath and Brann is gone along phia 76ers finally end years of Atlanta (Camp 5-4) at Los Angeles _ . . . Mulinks ss 1 0 1 0 Stuper 4 2-3 8 6 5 3 4 Sasson?” Christensen, who will appear Fri Noone, both sophomores. Juniors Leslie with a pair of hits each. Totals X 10 15 10 Totals U 1 8 1 MONTREAL PITTSBURGH Bair 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 titles, been a state semifinalist With the right aide of the infield, frustration with an NBA title this (Pena 5-1), 10:35 p.m. oqS day with the East Region at the Pierce, Darryl Sibrinsz and (only games scheduled) Ob r h bl ab r h bi Hagen (W 1-0) 1 1 0 0 0 0 Duguay wasn’t the greatest three times, a quarterfinalist one Christensen and Beth White. Top year, Wednesday was named the Baseball Oakland OX 240 K l - 10 Raines It- 2 3 0 0 Wynne ct 4 1 1 o Sutter (S 5) 1 1 0 0 0 0 first annual Coaches Association Judy Dalone and sophomore Weft Side Friday's Games T— 2:13. A— 37,348. hockey player ever to disappoint other occasion and Class LL reserve Kristen English also is an league’s Most Valuable Player for New York at Montreal, night Toronto 010 OK 000— 1 Speler ss 5 12 0 Ray X 4 12 0 All-Star game at Falcon Field in l^Anne Spears are others who’ll Elliott's Gun Shop took a 74) forfeit (tome-winning RBI — Lopes (2). Dawson ct 3 2 2 4 Madick X 5 0 1 1 the city’s rowdy Ranger fans. runner-up in ’82. ’83 graduate. the 1982-83 season. It was the third Phlladelohio at Pittsburgh, night Oliver lb 4 0 11 Thmpsn lb 5 1 1 1 Meriden, was next at .354 (28-for- M vying for varsity starting win (wer Red-Lee at Paganl Fleldwhen E— Lanstord. OP— Oakland 1, To They’ve had plenty of those. And The success of the past was Faignant, although stating next . berths. time in five years he has won the the latter team tailed to field a team. ronto Francn lb 1 0 0 0 Easier It 5 0 2 0 79) with 22 RBIs. Shana Hopper- Colt Intartown Chicago at St. Louis, night Carter c 4 0 11 Parker rt 5 12 1 Padres 5. Reds 1 he wasn’ t the most famous of New carried on by the ’83 club, that year should be a building year, award. Houston at San Diego, night 2. LOB— Oakland 4, Toronto 10. 2B— stead swung a .338 bat (2S-for-68) Biggest bole to fill for Manches- Burroughs, Lanstord, Lopes, Martinez, Cromart rt 3 0 0 1 Pena c 4 0 2 0 York’s creations. Broadway Joe, posted a 19-2 mark in winning the said, “ not enough has been said Coupled with his selection as the Rec Despite a fIve-hIt effort from hurler Cincinnati at Los Angeles, night lorg, Upshaw. Wallach 3b 3 0 0 0 Berra ss 4 0 11 Clyde, those guys had him by with 14 RBI. Catcher Mara Wal * *,«T **“ "*•**«'’ •ww you look at — playoff MVP, Malone, who was g,reg Turner, Manchester 'A' bowed to Atlanta at San Francisco, night Flynn X 4 0 0 0 Blbby p 10 10 CINCINNATI SAN DIEGO CCIL crown and reached the about the JV team. It went 17-1. It will be OL the mound. “ For the first _.Kevln Comeou tripled and homered, Windham, 5-3, In Coit Intertown ab r h bl ab r h bi miles. rath was fourth top hitter average- acquired from the Houston Burris p 4 110 Tunnell p 0 0 0 0 semifinals before bowing. lost its first game and went on to timeJn aijzhile, we’ll be going into Rick Nicola singled and-tripled and League play Wednesday night at EASTERN LEAGUE White Sex 5, Angels 2 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Mazzilli ph 1 0 0 0 Milner ct 4 110 Wiggins If 4 0 10 But Duguay was New York. wise at .333 (25-for-7S) with 17 RBI. Rockets before the season, became Steve LlancI singled twice for Nassiff Moriarty Field. W L Pet. GB Walker It 3 0 0 1 Bonilla 2b 3 0 10 " I expected, if everything went win the rest," she said. “ We have next year not knowing who are No. Guante p 0 0 0 0 Cedeno rt 4 0 0 0 Garvey lb 3 1 1 0 Perhaps to a lesser extent, but in Walrath was also productive be the first player to win both honors Arms In a 4-1 walk over Highlanders. The lots was the first otter three wins Lynn X 21 .588 — people coming from that team who 1 pitcher is,” Faignant says. Paul Solomonson hod two hits for the for the local entry. Elllah McFolley Reading 28 X .583 '/a CALIFORNIA CHICAI30 Hebner ph 10 0 0 Bench lb 3 0 10 Kennedy c 4 2 2 2 .spite of an atrocious season in in a season since Lew Alcindor losing side. Robinson p 0 0 0 0 stroked a double ond Turner odded two New Britain x 23 .544 1 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Totals X 7 7 7 Totals X 4 13 4 Oester X 4 0 0 0 McRynl rt3 1 1 0 ’82-83, he was growing in that (now Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) cap doubles to pace Manchester. The Buffalo 29 25 .537 2'/a Benlquz dh 4 0 0 0 RLow ct 4 0 0 0 Conepen ss 3 0 0 0 Jones ct 4 10 0 capacity. You kidding? A 30-goal locals threatened In the seventh, Nashua 25 X .455 7 Foil ss 4 0 0 0 Fisk c 4 0 11 PittsburghS!S,"L'?2L ’6* O*OK OK—'0®—? 4 Krnchc X 2 0 10 Sallzar ss 4 0 10 tured the two awards in 1971 with Nike scoring three times, but were finally Albany 23 X .434 8 Retoksn rt3 1 1 0 Paclork rt 4 1 1 0 joo Bllordell c 2 0 0 0 Flannry 3b 2 0 1 0 season and the fans would have Game-Winning RBI— Dawson (4). NL roundup Milwaukee. Washington Social Club got one In subdued by Windham's Mike McGill. Glens Falls 23 31 .4X 8'/a DeCInos X 4 0 0 0 Luzinsk dh 3 1 1 1 Foley oh 1 0 0 0 Whitson p 4 0 1 2 been "ooh-lah-lahing" all over the Next outing for Manchester 'A' Is Woterbury 22 X .423 8'/a Lynn ct • 4 110 Kittle It 2 0 0 0 Trevino c 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia, with its first NBA the first and three In the fifth to post a „ E— Wollaclx Carter. LOB— Montreal 4, Puleo p 10 0 0 place. 4-3 triumph over Reed's at Nike. Al Monday night at Coventry. _ Wednesday's Results RoJeksn It 3 0 2 1 Bolnes rt 2 12 0 Pittsburgh 117 2B— Ray, Burris, Oliver, title in 16 years, gained another Buffalo 17, Reading 2 Sconirs lb 3 0 11 Walker lb 3 0 0 0 Paris ph 10 0 0 He’s gone now. Little hod two hits for Washington. Bob Parker. 3B— Thompson. HR— honor when Bobby Jones was Wilson hod three hits and Jim Moga- Alumni Junior Nashua 8, Glens Falls 4,1st game Grich X 3 0 0 0 Squires lb 10 0 0 Dawson Gale p 0 0 0 0 They could have sent him to LA, Nashua 9, Glens Falls 2,2nd game Boone c 3 0 0 0 VLow X 4 0 11 Hoshidr oh 1 0 0 0 named recipient of the Sixth Man won had two for Reed's. Lynn 3, Albany 2 L'.L’,; SB— Raines 2 (18), Ray (3). S— Hoves p 0 0 0 0 where his personna, his legend the Braves, 13-8, Fletchr X 2 1 1 1 Blbby. SF— Dawson. Award. s'®"* «>» MCC’s Cougar Woterbury ot New Britain, ppd. _ . , . Dybznsk ss3 1 1 l I?*2* » t J 1 Totals 31 5 9 4 might have been able to suri ve. But Hitting easy part for Porter Field. Bill Barry was the winning Thursday's (tomes TotolS 31 2 5 2 Totals n 5 8 5 _ . IP H R ER BB SO Cincinnati OK IK 000— 1 ’The Milwaukee Bucks matched Montreal they’re so thick with stars and pitchv and Brian Belcher took the Buffalo at Reading Co Ifomla 010 IK 000—2 Son Diego 2K3K00X— 5 the Sixers in post- season awards loss- Ron Smith doubled and homered Woterbury at New Britain, 2 Burris (W 2-2) 7 1-3 11 4 4 2 4 Game-winning RBI — Kennedy (4). would-be stars out there already Bv Dave Raffo Soccer ClUcogo )K022 00x—5 Reardon (S 9) 1 2-3 2 0 0 0 1 Louis’ four-run eighth inning that as guard Sidney Moncrief was and Rich Sullivan singled and doubled Nashua at Glens Falls (tome-WInnlngRBI— FIskd). Pittsburgh ^,E— Bench, Jones, Milner. DP— that he probably would have UPI Sports Writer Just bad time to get my glasses tor the Red Sox. Paul Lantlerl doubled Albany at Lynn Cincin produced a 7-6 victory over Carlton scored total to 44. selected Defensive Player of the E^eCInces, V. Law. DP— Chicago I. Blbby (L 2-7) 4 5 4 4 4 1 washed into the ocean with the rest cleaned, get my helmet on and get to pace the Braves. Friday's (tomes LOB— California 3, Chicago 5. 2B— Tunnell 2 1 0 0 1 2 nati 4. LOB— Cincinnati 4, San Diego 7 and the Phillies. Expos 7. Pirates 4 Y ear and Don Nelson was made Noshua at New Britain Paclorek, LuzInskI, Lynn, Ro. Jack- 3B— McRevnolds. HR— Kennedy (4). of Malibu. The most trouble Darrell Porter a bat in my Jiands and I was up Paa Wee Guante 2 1 1 ) i ) oB '" Porter was stunned when man At Pittsburgh, Andre Dawson the Coach o f the Year; RefxUng at Albany son, ’They could have sent him to had in his pinch-hit appearance there." Lynn at Buffalo Fletcher. 3B— Fisk. SB— Bolnes (4). SF— Robinson 1 0 0 0 0 1 Wiggins (15). SF— Walker. ager Whitey Herzog summoned drove in four runs with a home run, Other awards went to Teny Dolphins 2 (Brian Ruganis 2), Sharks Blbby Pitched to 4 batters In 5th. Chicago. He’d have liked it there. against Steve Carlton Wednesday George Hendrick, who started at 0. Woterbury at Glens Falls Fletcher. T — 2:41 A— 11,809. him to hit for winning pitcher a single and a sacrifice fly to lead Cuminings of the San Diego Nice town, good hockey team. It night was getting up to home plate. first base after the pre-game trade Meteors 0, Oilers 0. Kevin Hagen. the Expos. Ray Burris pitched 71-3 Clippers as Rookie of the Yearand Aztecs 4 (Scott Scheinblum 2, Danny Golf would have been an adjustment. Porter, a left-handed hitter, of former N.L. batting champion “ When Whitey called for me, I innings to raise Us record to 2-2, Paul Westphal of the New York Carangelo 2), Express 0. aa***dgga«gg«g«««0a««, He wouldn’t be a star. Chicago stroked the game-tying single off and MVP Keith Hernandez to the Tornadoes 1 (Tim Travis), Penguins American League thought I was going to go in and gaining his first triumph as a Knicks as Comeback Player of the doesn’t believe in them. But things perhaps the best left-handed New York MeU, started the raUy 0. catch,” Porter said. “ And then be starter since be blanked Los Year. Tallwood Transactions could he worse. pitcher in baseball during St. with a single and Floyd Rayford Angeles in Game Two of the 1960 In a special category, Zollie Orioles 11, Brewers 8 Used Cars For People They are. told I was going to hit for Kevin. I Midgets SI"® *» Oreen Two- followed with another single. NL playoffs. Volcbok, retiring general manager Thlrds Handicap— I8 Holes- Low aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Who Want To Duguay is going to work in With one ouL Dane lorg — who Cubs 7, Mets 4 of the Seattle SuperSonics, was Metros 1 (Chris Seymour), Falcons 0. orosp K.Reynolds45; Lownet-F.Ram- BALTIMORE MILWAUKEE Baseball Mike Ramsey on 15-dav dls- Detroit for the time being, where usually does not bat against Suns 3 (Ricky Blakesley 2, Gordon “ V 5W1-44, H.Zowlstowskl 70-21-49, obrhbl obrhbl abledllst. At New York, Jay Johnstone’s named Executive of the Year by Hamilton), Toros 0. K.DIinlow 43-1851, F.Holmes 48-17-51; Shelbv ct 4 2 3 2 Molltor 3b 5 2 2 0 Atlanta — Sent first base- Basketball Drive The Best being Ron Duguay won’t be enough lefthanders — stroked an RBI bases-loaded single in the loth the league’s general managers and Chleffolns 1 (Greg King), Comets 1 Nine Holes- Low eross-S.GoodwIn 31; Ford rt 3 111 Mannng ct 5 0 1 0 men KenSmIthtoRIchmondof of an excuse for staying out late or single and Glenn Brummer fol (Lee O'Connor). Ripken ss 4 2 2 5 Yount ss 4 13 1 the International League. Indiana — Re-signed inning drove in two runs to lift the owners. Murray lb 4 0 0 1 Cooper Ib 4 0 being tardy for practice. Not that lowed with a run- scoring groim- Motadors 4 (James Barbate 2, Scott 37-13-24, T.Stone 37-13-24, H.AIIen 4818- 11 coach Jack McKinney; Cubs. The victory was CUcago’s Salonen, Bruce BerzInskI), Stallions 1 Roenick It 4 0 10 Simmons c 4 0 1 0 elevated general manager Wa at CARTERS tool wa hava the dout before Porter bit an 0-1 pitch Chloogo (AL) — Traded there would be any reason to stay eighth in its last 11 games. (Travis HIbler). Ayala dh 3 0 0 0 Yost c 10 0 0 secondbasemonTonvBerna- Bob Salvers to club president. baat-bacauaa wa taka auch care In out late, of course. Detroit is not for a single to r i^ t to drive in lorg. Apollos 2 (MIchale Marsh 2), Sper- Bmbrv dh 2 0 10 Howell dh 4 2 2 0 zord to Seattle tor second Padres 5, Reds 1 Hrnndz 3b 5 2 3 0 Money ph 10 0 0 Inapacllng, road taaiing and recondl- exactly the Apple when it comes to Another left-hander, A1 Holland, tans 2 (Brian Jones, David Hooglond). baseman Julio Cruz; sent Football A t San Diego, Ed WUtson M B’s gain Sakata 2b 3 1 1 O Brouhrd It 5 2 2 2 catcher Joel Skinner to Denver tionlng. night life. It’s not exactly Peoria relieved Carlton and walked Ozzie pitched a tbree-Utter and drove in Lwnstn ph 0 1 0 0 Gantner 2b 4 1 1 2 of the American Association; Houston — Signed eight when it comes to night life. Smith before Green hit Holland’s Juniors Nolan c 110 0 Edwrds rt 4 0 2 1 free ogents, guards Bryan two runs with a bases-loaded single Tennis Dempsey c 2 1 1 1 recalled third baseman And they take hockey seriously first pitch up the middle to score Diplomats 3 (John Eccher, George Stngletn ph 1 1 1 Lorenzo Gray from Denver. Dausin and Steven Pytel, wide and Terry Kennedy hit a two-run Cooke, Tom Carlson), Cyclones 0. aaaaaaaaaaaaaapp***,,, o receiver Willie Watson Jr., USED CARS in Detroit, on those few occasions Porter and give Hagen his l li^ homer to lead the Padres. Tw i outing Dauer 2b 0 0 0 0 New York (N L) — Opti kicker Alan Blackard, corner- Mlnutemen 2 (Sean Boutot 2), Ap Totals 40 II 14 11 Totals 41 8 15 7 so CHIV. BUUSU 4 DR when the francise allows such major league victory. Braves L Dodgers 2 aches 1 (Lucas Cosgrove). oned catcher Ronn Reynolds ' back Nate Bradlev,free safe V-e, eula. AC. PS. PB. AM-f M, rear dal 5S!ll'"Y* 000 0X 5X 4— 11 to Tidewater of thelnterna- ties Matthew McKnlght ond $5195 luxuries. Oh, the Ranger fans are Elsewhere in the N L, San EAST H A R T F O R D - With an Strikers 2 (Scott Doll 2), Knights 1 PBA results Mllwaukoe i x 0)2 O K )— s 81 PONT CATAUNA 4 DR. At Los Angeles, Dale Murphy’s (Jeff Bourtot). tlonal League; traded first Andrew Molls and defen v-e, aula, AO, PS. PB. AM-FM tough, but they were probably Francisco blasted Houston 7-1, sacrifice fly with one out in the RBI single from Dave Ford. Warriors 5 (Jeff Stonlunos Z B.J. Game-Winning RBI— Shelbv (2) baseman Mike Jorgensen to sive end Reynaldo Peru. $7395 more willing to forgive Duguay a Montreal topped Pittsburgh 7-4, Diana 2, Rabert Bouee), Hawks 0. 8118400 Kessler Open DpI^'"’**' Gontner. Atlanta for future considera 79 OIDS CUTUSS SUPREME CPE. nmtb capped a two- run rally that Moriarty Brothers broke a 3-3 tie in Al San Jose, Calif. Juno 15 '^"®* Hulo.. AC, PS, PB. steiGo, vinyl roof few missed checks here and there Chicago clubbed New York 7-4, San Bruins 2 (Andrew Sweeney, Rich tions. New Jersey (USFL) — Cut $6295 lifted the Braves. Jerry Royster’s the top of the sbeth and went an to Henrys), Eagles 1 (Jay Slater). (The top X bowlers wHh pintail totals Baltimore 1, Milwaukee 1. LOB__ kicker Dave Betz; signed so CHEV. MAUSU CUSSIC 4 DR. so long as he smiled a lot and Diego clipped Cincinnati 5-1 and bases-loaded single off losing post a 4-3 victory over Langan at otter one roumt 4 aomee) Baltimore 9, Milwaukee 5. 2B_ Oakland — Traded kicker John Roveto. v-e. aula AC. PS. PB, n, 2 Iona Scored goals. 1, Gary Dickinson, Burleson, Texas, Brouhard, pitcher MottKeoughtoNew St. Louis — Signed running $5695 Atlanta sluded Los Angeles 3-2. pitcher Dave Stewart’s leg tM the East Hartford’s McAuliffe Park in 1475. Z Ron Polombl, Jr., Erie, Pa., Dempsey, Ripken, Yount. HR— SI FORD MUnANC CPE. Intermodiato York (AL) for pitcher Ben back Otis Brown, their ninth- 4 cyl., 4 apd.. PS. R. oris s.ooo mllaa The gamblers among us could Giants 7. Astras 1 gaine. Stewart, 5-2, was then Greater Hartford TwiUght League 1445. 3, Alvin Lou, El Colon, Calif., Brouhard Callahan and first baseman round draff pick from Jockson $5850 cash in on two sure things today; At San Frandsco, Darrell Evans play. Rangers 1 (Larry Jarvis), Hurri 1440 4, Steve Cook, Roseville, Calif., ('I'NIPkendD.SB— Bumbry (4), Shelbv Marshall Brant; assigned State. 50 MAXDA RX7 CPE. replaced by Tom Niedenfuer, who canes 0. (4). S— Dauer. SF— Yount, Cooper, Ford, 4 cyl., 4 spd., stereo, resr defooger Ron Duguay doesn’t know what a smashed three home runs and 1 ^ 5, Roger Haskell, Renton, Wash., Brant to Tacoma(PCL). Seattle — Signed run $7195 was greeted by Murphy’s fly on a 3- Ford drove in BiU Chapulis, who Bulls 3 (Robert Salonen 2, Mike Murray. Pittsburgh — Signed draft ning backRegInaldGIpsonot 51 CNEV. IMPAU CTA. WON. Red Wing is, and Ron Duguay St. Louis’ George Hendrick (right) searches for first base drove In six runs to power the 2 pitch. ’The winner was Gene singled, in the inning and reached Tarr), Earthquakes 0. 4, Bobby Knipple, Long Beach, Calif., IP H R ER BBSO choices, pitchers Jeff Satzln- Alabama A&M and guard Pete v-e. aulo. AC. PS. PB. AM-FM. raat del doesn't want to be one. Stars 4 (Mike Koblecht 2, Alan 14M 7, Marshall Hqlmon, Jacksonville, Baltimore ger, John Smiley, Aaron $7295 m his first appearance there after Cards’ dealt Keith* Giants. The three home runs gave Garbcfs 2*1. Steve Bedrosian ^ n d on a walk to Tom Capalbo. Speros of Penn State. 77 PIT. VOURE CUnOM ADR. Borolda, Louis Jotfe), Mets 1 (Dan Ore., 1428. 8, Gary Skidmore, Albuquer- Davis 5 9 5 5 0 1 Carlle, Kevin LItwIn ond An Hockey 6 cyl.. euta, PS, radio He feels cheated by his former Hernandez to the New York Mets. Evans 18 for the season and picked up Us ninth save by piapulis and Ford were the only Collins). ue, N. Mex., 1422. 9, Brian Voss, Palmer 3 4 2 2 0 0 thony BlasuccI, Inflelder $3195 team in particular and his profes increased both his RBI and runs worUng the nUth. MB players to collect two hits Chiefs 3 (Stephen McDonald 2, Chris ?acoma. Wash., I4X. 10, Marv Sargent, T. Martinez (W4-2) 2 2 1 1 0 2 Bryan Burrows and first New York Rangers — so FORD FAIRMONT StA. WON. Sion in general. He’s been shame Rovegno), Red Sox 0. El Cajon, Calif., 1418. Milwaukee baseman Char les Carr. Signed right wing Anders ScyL, euta. PS. radio (Aapulis tripled in the second II, Ernie Schlegel, Vancouver, Wash., Walts 41-3 7 3 3 3 4 $4495 lessly sold out of town, out of what Hedberg. 7S CHEV. MONZA STA. WON. inning and scored on a sacrifice flv 1417. 12 (tie), Pete Coutrle, Windsor Tellmann 1 1-3 2 4 4 2 1 St. Louis — Acquired Soccer 4cyL. 4 spd., radio wasn’t just his home but was apart Locks, Conn., David (3zk>, Vidor, Texas, Gibson (L 1-1) 21-3 5 4 2 2 1 Pitchers Nell Allen and Rick $2995 ,R«y Gllha followSi ^WP— Davis, Gibson, T. Martinez. 77 FORD ITD > DR. of his iifestyle. that by drawing a walk, reaching 1414. 14, AAork Leogrande, New York Ownbey from New York (NL) Phoenix (MISL) — Signed V-e. auta, AC. PS, PB, vinyl rool. stereo CB Nicklaus set to tough it out at Open Mills, N.Y., 1408. 15, Sam Maccarone, for tlrstbosemon Keith Hernon- defenders Willie Watson and $2995 He said as much when he Glassboro, N.J., 1403. 3:19. A— X448 dez; assigned Ownbey to John Gorman and goal S I aUZDA GIC STA. WON. authored the following quotation, OAKMONT,nAKMniVT Pa.Da (UPI)/ITD¥\ — The ri.1.- • Radio, TV Louisville ot the American keeper Van Taylor to multi 4 ^1'. 5 apd.. atarao caaa.. luggage rack. AC $6495 it 24)*^* -l*!* •Johnson that made Association; placed Inflelder 50 FORD GRANADA 4 DR. one which says far more about the late Henry C. Fownes, Jr., the man philosophy, Nicklaus has prepared last week, went home to Ohio and year contracts. himself better mentally for play shid. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa e cyl.. aula. AC. PS. PB. AM-FM. 2 Iona $4895 athlete’s lot in the current — and who carved Oakmont Country made some adjustments on his U n gan got one back in the third 51 8IIKR CENTURT STA. WON. eternal — state of professional ing tUs course than some of the The physical conditions of the V-e. auta. AC. PS. PB Club’s golf course out of mountain- game and then returned to Oak ‘*®“ *»le, but TONIGHT $6995 sports than the inane "those were younger, less experienced m m , particularly the rough and 7:X Red Sox vs. Tigers, Channel X , NEW 1983 79 CHEV. RRPAU UNDAU CPE. top farmland overlooking the mont Tuesday for two more the fast greens, he said, are “ about MB s got one in the fourth when USA Cable, WTIC the days” ramblings of a dozen Allegheny River, would have liked members of the field of 156, practice rounds. Ray Gliha, who had doubM SUPERIOR HEATING CARE v-e. auto.. AC. PS. PB. R. vinyl rool $5295 including early favorite Seve as tough as I ’ve seen, but I don’t 7:X Yankees vs. Indians, Channel 11, so-called purists: Jack Nicklaus and his philosophy “ I think Oakmont is a marvelous siMred on an infield out to make it WPOP 6 CEDAR ST„ ROCKVILLE, CT. 06066 50 TOTOTA CEUU OT CPE. Ballesteros. Uiink Oakmont is as tough the way 4 cyt. S spd., AC. stereo, sun roof, rear dot "People always wonder why of golf. golf course because you really 3*1. I0;X Braves vs. Dodgers, USA Cable CAMARO SPORT COUPE $6695 51 SUKR CENTURY UMITED 4 DR. athletes are always thinking of The younger golfers spent much it is set up as some courses we’ve “ Golf was never meant to be have to use your head," Nicklaus played. Langan (1-4-2) raUied for two 875-0946 v-e. auta. AC. PS. PB. 50/60 aaal. R. rear del $7950 themselves first. Trades like this fair,” Nicklaus said on the eve of of their time during the first three Includes 6 cyl., 5 spd. trans., white ____ complaining ijms ta the bottom ofthelnningan^d ' 79 TOYOTA CMONA STA. WON. ICAOC explain why athletes think of the 83rd U.S. Open that began rounds of practice about the unfairness of the course letter tires, stereo, rally wheels. WHAT IS A CUSTOMER? 7S DA^'\;,Vo ™ — «0 9 5 themselves first.” today on Fownes’ course, where a and scored on a ground ball, and ROBERT J . SMITHp inc. and iu tough conditions while Halogen headlights, moldings, sport 1. AeutlomorlolhemcwlImpartKilparaonlnour 4 cyl .auta. stereo, low milsege Bucky Dent isn’t New York any rookie Nicklaus won his first Steve Roath singled and reach^ builnoos. $3695 Nicklaus quietly made some physi mirrors and more. St. 6646 more. Neither is Lee Mazzilli. Lord tournament, the 1962 Open. Crisplno gets WVIT post home on Jim Blanchard’s base hit 2. A euolomor It not dopondoni on ua, wo aro knows Reggie Jackson isn’t. They That was Fownes’ philosophy cal and mental adjustments in his to tighten the game. MSUMNSNITNS SINCE dapaniXnl on Iho cutlomor.i were all removed from the scene too. ” A shot poorly played should game to make yet another attempt 8. A cualomor dooa ut a favor whon caBlno. TRUCKS HARTFORD — Manchester native Mike Crisnlno has bean Ford got his key single two 1914 4. A euttomar la a human babig wHh faalingt. and arbitrarily placed elsewhere, be a shot irrevocably lost,” he said to win what would be a record fifth SI DATSUN 10N68ED PKHUP Open championship. Innings later, though, m S l^tah 6. A cualomor oomaa lout with naodt and wanit, 4 cyl, 5 spd., stereo, rear step bumper like the London Bridee in Arizona in creating a course barren of N’t our job to hiimi ihom. $5795 “ ’This course takes a lot of 1*’®) hopt the lid on Langan $944900 79 DODGE DSO 10NG8ED PICRUP It wasn’t by choice. ' water hazards, but gluttonously for ^ remainder of the g i ^ SALESoSERVICEoINSTALLATIONS o I 4 cyl., 6 spd., stereo Ron Duguay isn’t New York any rich in deep bunkers, thick, toe preparation,” Nicklaus said. “ You $4695 can’t Just brisk in here on ’Tuesday, « “ ly M P ltc lS ini 649-S241 OB Barntri, Nat Watar Haotars atilors, longer. But one thing is certain. tripping rough and bizarrely picking up the victory. rurnacat and Intrgy Saving Dovkat Ron Duguay will never be banked greens. play a couple rounds of practice gruf^ato J!i° i ,” ^*^” *'**’ *• « “ CathoUc High and then go out and win." Moriarty’s is now 7-1 and will SB e. Cuntar Straut Detroit. And so, perhaps because of his Manchesier cSnW oXr ‘ at face 6-1 Society for Savings at 7-36 Nicklaus played here three days aSanchaatar, Cl. ^ C m V P O T F ,T I FULLY LICENSED AND INSURED. REFERENCES. CARTER '•SaVg tonight at Moriarty Field to gain a laae main bt. e tel. ole^oaSST tighter hold nn first place. ^ 1M 9 Main St.. Matidtoatnr 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 16. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 16. 1983 - 19 ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••ooooooooooooooooo .lerSalo 61 Mlte.ter$ale $ MlscferSole M Mlsc.lpr.$ale $' 6 6 Home and Oorden 64 Tog) 69 Metercvciw/Bicyclet 71 m is c Automellve aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aassaaaaaaeaaaSaaaaaaaa ###•########••••••••••• Classified.... 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 NEW DRESSES' AND AM/FM STEREO CAR SEVEN PIECE BED- FOR SALE — FIrtwood, TAG SALE-Draftlng, a FT.TRUCK CAP-Very 5 ...22 Store/OfficeiSpoce ...... 44 Housetiold Goods...... 62 SKIRTS. 810.00. Coll 646- RADIO- for Ford. 12 volt. R O O M S E T - drawing and graphic arts Notices For advertisements to be 4022.______■ Reasonable. Call 646- Mediterranean. hardwood two to four good condition...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 MIsc. for Sale...... 63 Rates toot lengths. You plckup. materials. 100's of Items Lost/Found...... published Monday, the dead ■a l u m i n u m S H E E T S 0628. Excellent condition. $150.00.Call 643-7986...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Charge: ■used as printing plates— BEDSPREADS-one $50.00 cord. 742-8426. at tremendous savings. KAWASAKI — 1980- Personals...... line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. $1,000 or best offer. 209- June 17-19, and June 24- Instruction...... 25 Wonted to Rent...... 47 Pets...... 65 $2.25 for one day J.0 a r thick, 23 X 284’ . SDC 00X114 Inches, Nettle 8141. 250LTD, Mint condition. WHITE METAL SPRING 26. Friday 12 to 8pm, Leg guards, 1000 miles, Announcements Room|;nates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items...... 66 P er W o rd : le o c ^ o r Sfor $2.00. Phone Creek, pale green pript.. Chaise lounge. A-1 Shape. BERRY PATCH FARMS- Auctions...... Like new. $60. One king Strawberrles. Pick your Saturday 9 to 5pm, Sun $900.6494540 otter 4pm. Recreational Items...... 67 1-2 days...... 15( Read Your Ad 16434711. They M U ST be For porch or cottage. TWO WICKER CHAIRS- NOTIC TO ChCOITONt Real Estate ■ picked up before 11:00 size cream A red print. own. Free containers. day 9 to 2pm. 611 Pallsado u— .... 8 Antiques...... 68 3-5 days...... 14( $30.00. Call 649-7944. otter Orlglnal condition. 643- Ave. Windsor. Conn. ESTATE OF JOHN F. Homes for Sale...... 31 Services Tog Sales...... 69 Classified adverfisements lam . only.. .Excellent condition. 1pm. 6167. Open dolly 8 to 8, or till TIER N EY, deceased 6 days...... 13« are taken by telephone os p $39.00. Coll 649-0624. picked out. For current (Route 159). 1976 HONDA 360 — 5500 The Hon. William E. FitzGer Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 days...... 12« convenience. EN D ROLLS— 27W width update Information, Call miles. Excellent condi ald, Judea, of the Court of Lots/Land for Sale .. ...33 Polntlng/Poperlng...... 52 8 place settings plus serv ••EASY DOES IT " Is the CHURCH TAG SALE- Probate, District of Mon- Mortgages...... H appy A d t: Xhe Manchester Herald Is I • 2$ cents; 1316 width - 2 KING KOIL-Queen mat 644-2478. Oakland Road, tion. 649-4165. chastar at a hearing held on Investment Property ....34 Bulldlng/Controctlng.. ...53 tress and box spring. 7 ing pieces plus three can- way to describe pladng Soturday 6/18, Saint Bar- Personal Loans...... $3.00 per column Inch responsible only for one Incor I for 25 cents. M U ST be nlsters Franciscan Route 30, South Windsor. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa June 9, 1983 ordarad that all Insurance...... Business Property ...... 35 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 54 ■ picked up at the Man- years old. $99.00. Plus, o want od. Just call tholomew's C h u rc h , claims must be presented to Automotive rect Insertion and then only Earthenware. Starburst 643- 2711 and we do the Rec VeMdes 73 the fiduciary on or before Wanted to Borrow... Resort Property...... 36 Heotlng/Plumbing...... 55 Deadlines ctieeter HeraldDffice BE- spread and curtalns.Call Middle Tpke at Ludlow Flooring...... 56 for the size of the original 6498642. pattern. $60. Call 643-2359 resti Road, 10 to 3, Rain or ^ te m b a r 9, 1983 or bo Cars/Trucks for Sale ... For classified advertise-- I FDRE 11 AM ONLY. or 649-8823. U-PKK STRAWffiRRIES aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa barred os by low provided. Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcycles/BIcycles .. Insertion. shine. Lots of treasures, Down E. Grobotkl, Rentals ments to be published Tues Errors which do not lessen 26"C0LUMBIA single CUSTOM MADE DRAP AT THE COM CRB clothes, office station COACHMAN CADET- Ass't. Clerk Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... SCREENED LOAM ------O N E 165 SR 13 radial tire. The fiduciaries ore: Rooms tor Rent...... 41 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement grovel, processed grovel, speed Girls bike. Only ERY, Waverly fabric, ery, etc. 1976. 20 ft, air condi & Education Auto Services...... deadline Is nodn on the day $17.00. Excellent condi Very good condition. Roc-Lon lining. Fits ex Barry Patch Barbara C. TItrnev Apartments for Rent __42 For Sale Autos for Rent/Lease... will not be corrected by an sand, stone and fill. For $6.00. 649-9114. tioning, ownings, center 219 West Cantor St. Help Wanted ...... before publication. additional Insertion. deliveries coll George tion. Brown only. Used panse 8' X 77". Terra both, $5500. With Buick Monchastar, CT 04040 .21 Homes for Rent...... '. .43 Holldoy/Seosonol...... 61 Misc. Automotive...... one sun^mer. 649-0832. Cotta Color. Excellent BoUid Red, S. Nidof and Orlfflng, Andover, 742- FRUIT PICKER with 6 ft. Estate Wagon tow car Thomas F. TIarnav 7006. long pole handle and steel condition. $80.00. 643- Fridiy, ini 10th $10,500. Both In excellent 34 Oak St. NEW-NEVER USED Co 1215. FLEA MARKET- condition In and out. East Hartford, CT 061 IB ••••••••••••••••••••••a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••#•••••••••• ••••••••••••••ooooooooo **********••••••00000# OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOvvOOOOOO wire head. $15.00. Excel 91.0. ti pjehd ot DELIVERING RICH lonial 8 over 8 Double lent condition. Telephone Soturdav June 18th, 9:30 647-1569. 03S46 Lost/Found 01 Help Wonted 21 Help Wonted 21 Help wonted 21 Hemes for Sale 3i Apartments for Rent 41 Room motes Wanted 48 Buliding/Contracting S3*'; LOAM- S yards, $60.00 hung window 34X42. Half 649-2433. BIG MOVING SALEI MG to 4:00. Defliers plus plus tax. Washed sand, price. $45.00. Call 646- Midget (Needs work), snack bar, baked goods. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••■■••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa" 2190. ______furniture, lawn mower, VARIETY OF GROUND Andover Lake Red Born, AOraillwmanl stone, trap rock, and P E T CARRIER-18" deep, TOWN OF BOLTON LOST-Smoll Dll block cot, CRNA-Requlred now full grovel. 6438504. air conditioner, and COVERS-FlowerIng School Road, Off Route FRAMING CONTRAC M ANCHESTER-New list HEBRON-Two b e d P R O FESS I O N A .L ROBERT E. JARVIS..., NORELCO-Curly Q cu IV 'w ide, 11" high. Open misc. 459 Foster Street, 316, Rain or shine. All DOGS over 6 month old mutt be licensed on or before voclnlty Hackmatack TORS needed. Must be time by Manchester ing, 4 room expandable rooms, heat and hot wa BUILDING — Remodel-.:: rling Iron, u s ^ twice, ing 9"X9". Asking $25.00. bushes, perennials. Ivy June 30,19S3. To license by moli^leose till Inthetollowine: Street. Reward. 647-9881. W INF SALES WOMAN-Looklng for South Windsor. June 18,8 and houseplants. Reoso- Owners Nom e...... Insured. Call Jim Ander Anesthesiology Asso cape. New thermal win ter, appliances. Large same to share two bed ing Specialist. Additions, received another as gift. 74^7176 to 2pm. Looking for aggreMive ciates. Please call or wife noble. Private home. 649- TA G SALE-Of selective son or Walt Tabor, Tiger dows, new kitchen, new yard, parking, storage room apartment In Man garages, roofing, siding, $5.00. Phone 64»p032. Items, 60 Walnut Street- Street Address...... self-motivated, experi Lee Construction 647- Chief of Anesthesiology, both. Newer roof. Im area. 20 minutes to Hart kitchens, bathrooms, re 24" GIRL'S BIKE. 3 6486. Doe's Nome...... enced sales person to chester. $182.50 plus half DOG HOUSE FOR SALE- ,Manchester. 10 to2. Sat Breed...... 8147. After 8pm call 742- 953 Main Street, Man- maculate. Ask for Alex ford, 15 minutes to Man utilities. 649-5103 placement windows •t f^ QUALITY HARDWOOD- JULIETTE STEREO with speed. Fair condition. join ourexpandingsales . Chester, Conn. 06040. 649- Cut, split. $65.00. Two $25.00. Call 643-5336. urday June 18th. Rain- Ana ...... Color...... 3058. Matthew, $59,000. Lom chester, 15 minutes to evenings. /doors. 6438712. „'j 2 speakers, plays 45's or Needs gear cable. $20.00. date Sunday June 19th. Sax M ela!! ...... Female...... LOST-Multl colored department In the 1550. bardo & Assoclortes 649- Wlllamantic. $410 cord minimum. Small de- 33'$, automatic changer, Call 643-2849 after 4:30. LICENSE FEE $0.20 longhaired female cat. Greater Hartford area. STROLEE CAR SEAT- ■O niCEU O FARMS EXPERIENCED SIDING 4003. monthly. Call 228-3245, MALE/FEMALE ROO- LEON CIESZYNSKI.J,', llverv charge. Call 649- very good conditon. Ask Excellent condition. Neutered M ole...... Spayed Fentole...... Highland Park area. Any Media sales Important; CONTRACTORS needed. EXPERIENCED PAIN 649-2871. BUILDER— New homes,;],- 1031 anytime. ing $60. Negotiable. Call SWING SET-$10.00. Chair Sale ON AN LICENSE FEE $4.00 but not a necessity. Po M A TE wanted to share $20.00. Coll 646-7773. Please enclose check and telf-oddressed, stomped envelope Information. Call 647- Must be Insured. Call Jim TERS wanted for full M ANCHESTER-New list addltlons, remodeling,.^ 646-1099 Steve. seats need work plus ---- ■ ■ • Vegetahle A Flewer Automotive to: Town Clerk ot Bolton, 222 Bolton Center Rood. A veteri 8932. sition offers growth and house. Andover Lake Anderson or Wolf Tabor, time employment. Call ing. 5 room bungalow. MANCHESTER-Two front. $50 weekly. $100 rec rooms, garages, klt-,,^ SWIM POOLS warehouse point. Frame Is sturdy. W H EELBAR R O W used Packets 70( nary's certificate Is required for o spayed female or neu excellent money for top Tiger Lee Construction. L.A. Converse Co. 646- Large lot. Excellent bedrooms, baths, fully forced to dispose of new SHARKLINE SAFETY Call A.M . 649-7377. ••##########o######o#o# tered mole to be licensed os such for the first time. 2 security. Call 742-6914 or Chens remodeled, cell--3» once. Like New. $15.00. PKK rout OWN Catherine K. Lelner LOST-Dark tiger cat with performer. We are look 647-8147. After pm call 3117. area. Needs some work. appllanced. Poolside on gr ound 31' long pools POOL LADDER used one Call 649-7625. 8 6468858. Ings, bath tile, dormers, SIMWBIBIIIS Cars/Trudu for Sole 71 Town Clerk, Bolton flea collar. Voclnlty of ing for full time and part 742-3058. $48,900. Lombardo & As Condo with all the ameni roofing. Residential or,^^ complete with huge tun- season. Now have a deck, 36"W HITE Cross Buck 037-06 Durkin and Branford time sales people. Con 50< Hi. CONVENIENCE STORE sociates. 649-4003. ties. Mlllbrldge Hollow. commercial. 6498291. decks, fencing, hl-rote $55. 649-3005 otter 6:00. Storm Door. Excellent TW IN BOX SPRiViGAND aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Street. Reward. Call 643- tact: WINF Radio, 257 TO D AY IS a good day filters, ladders, war 20S MliSIOWN SO. MANAGER-ResponsIble $490 monthly plus util Itles to place on od In clossl- condition. Call 647-1772' MATTRESS. Asking 8588. East Center St., Man ambitious person needed MANCHESTER-Speclal 646-7693. ranty, etc. Asking $966 FOR S A LE: 20 " gas otter 6:00. $40.00.______$20.00 for both. Coll 644- OSNCIOSIR 1970 SCOUT — low miles, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, chester, CT. 06040 or ned to sell those Idle DESIGN KITCHENS by CONNECTICUT for full time position to otter I $3,000 credit on 5/6 J . P. Lewis. Cabinets,,! COMPLETE. Financing stove. Good condition. 1950. runs good. Call 742-9852. NOTICE OF IMPOUNDEO-Male one call 648-1230. EOE. assist owner. Apply In Items you've been stor- oval table. Call N E IL toll COLOR T .V . S E T, Radio, GRADUATING? Need a rooms. If purchased by MANCHESTER GREEN- "U - A quick call to vanities, formica, Wilson $30. Old cost Iron double aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa _ ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE year old. Shepherd cross. lob with a future that's peron 711 Store, 305 July 4th. $72;900. Ri Senlor citizen or quiet art, Corlan counter tops;...* tree 180G221-1461. sink with new faucet, and Phono combination. BEAUTIFUL MIRROR GOVERNMENT SUR '2 tho provisions ot Chapter 3, Section 1 Black & Rust. Squire 643-2711 will put your od Beautiful cabinet. $100. ond 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given ot the challanging and reward Green Road, chards & Kehnma Real person. Two bedrooms, In print. kitchen cabinet fronts, ^ . $30.00. Call 6438681. — 36"X48". Etched de Pets 65 PLUS CARS AND adoption by the Board ot Directors ot the Town of Village. 646-4555. ing? If you're business Manchester. 1st floor, 2famlly, bus. No FOR SALE-Brand new Call 6498877. TRUCKS listed for$42,064 POSITIONS OPEN FOR Estate, 644-2517. ••••••••••••••••••••••• complete woodworking 'a sign. $35.00.643-7386 after Manchester, Connecticut, on June 7, 1983. minded and hard work pets. Appliances. June 1st service, custom made„>, Kohler Cast Iron Self 12 VOLT DOUGLAS CAR 3:00pm. . aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa sold for $451. More avail ______ORDINANCE HOMEMAKERS & Home TRUCK HALOGEN BE IT O R D A ^ED bv the Board ot Directors of the Town of aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ing, responsible and hon MEDICAL SECRETARY- MANCHESTER-A Doll occupancy. $350 plus heat furniture, colonial repro- j-- rknmlng bathroom sink. b a t t e r y . 4 months old. able. 203-748-6996 ext 413. Health aides In agency Services Mex. sand color. $50. DRIVING LIGHTS, 2 Cl- D O G TRAINING- Manchester that Chapter 2 ot The Code of Ordinances of the est, then apply at: Hart Part time position In busy House! 6 Room Cape, 3 and utilities. Box 92, ductlons lnwood,9 varle-..!|4 Good condition and reas FOR SALE-One row to Obedlance classes start e**!!.?’ amended by adding the following: Empioyment serving nine towns. Ex ford Road Dairy Queen to physician's office. Var Telephone 646-5463. BIE Oscar quartz. $45.00. 1973 FORD LTD . Good for perience as nurse aide bedroomik, wall to wall Woodstock Valley, Conn. ties of hardwood and ,'7 onable. Call 6438059. bacco setter. $70.00. Call ing June 20th In Bolton. S ^ lo n 2-S5 Title. This division shall be known and may be & Education ^ train as manager. Must ied duties. No Saturdays. carpeting, garage. Move 06282. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Call 643-8836. 644- 3234. ports. $98.00. Coll 646-1565 clhra os the Insurance Risk Financing Program." ' helpful. Car essential. veneers NOW IN STOCK. Call 643-9839 for Se^lon ^ Self Insurance Funds. There ore hereby be able to work day or Experience preferred. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa otter 4pm. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO In condition. $66,900. Sorvicos Offered si Call 649-9658. **••*•*•**••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• registration. established two funds under this program. They ore to be Mileage reimbursement. Send resume to Box GG, Day time hours only, night shifts. Applications Lombardo 8, Associates, MANCHESTER- known os: Help Wonted 21 being tsken 9 to 5, Mon C/0 This newspaper. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Cgrs/Trecko ter Sole 71 Corsmveks for Sale 71 Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 CHEVETTE - 1978, Auto- A. Manchester Self Insurance Program Fund (okoMSIP). Monday thru Friday. 649-4003. Immacu late large 3 room FARRAND REMODEL-^' T W O A D O R A B LE day thru Friday. motlc tronsmisslon, 4 Manchester Medical Insurance Fond (oka Part time available. Call apartment. Fully ap C & M TREE Service — ING — Cabinets, roofing, KITTENS-Looklng for TOMMI aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FULL TIME pllanced kitchen, qlr con- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ' aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa door Hatchback. One 643-9511. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Free estimates, discount gutters, room additions, '^ good homes. One black 8, JM Ion 247 Fund Puiuoset. The funds shall be used for the ASSISTANT BUYER ROOFING 8f SIDING- RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST dltloned, hard wbod decks, all types of remo owner. Asking $2700. 528- following purposes: senior citizens. Company white, one tabby & white. 2045. A. The MSIP fund shall be used tor the purchose ot (Mature). Apply In per BABY SITTER NEEDED Experlenced need only -Duties Include switch Lots/Lond for Sale n floors, $340 plus utilities. deling and repairs. FREE* Call after 10am 649-6480. apply. 742-8440. board operator relief, ex 649-4003. Manchester owned and Insuronra and services, payment of administrative costs son to Marlows, Inc. 8679 at my home In Bolton for operated. Call 646-1327. estimates. Fully Insured^ under |Ws division program, and claims, and the Main Street, perience preferred. EOE. Telephone 643-6017. ' SOtli 1971 CAPRI-Dead engine. accumulation of reserves for future costs In areas Including, six year old girl. Monday MANY KITTENS FOR Good for ports or restoro- Manchester. thru Thursday to 4:30, PHYSICAL THERAPIST Heritage Savings & Loan. STORRS AREA- l i i i i H i i SALE-175 (rear) Oakland lOe comp#ntotlonf autoflablllty and OBntral 8 25-30 hours per week In on 649-4587. $>17B55S^kS^ REWEAVING BURN tlon. $89.95. IIODillfV. Fridays 8 to 11. For more Immedlate occupancy. Street, Manchester. B. Thf TOMMIP fund shoM b# us#d for th# purchoi# of active oriented facility. Two bedroom Town- HOLES — zippers, um aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa' Information, Coll 643- 8.9 AOIES/<6,900 brellas repaired. Window Inturonc# ond MrvIctSe payment of administrative costs, State of the art equip T Y P IS T with office rou house. 900sq.tt. carpeted. ANNIVERSARY OLDSMOBILE 1978 CU ond clolms, and the occumulotlon of reserves for future 9584. •14B0B0WN RoafIng/SIdIng St ment. Crestfleld Convq- tine experience. Organ shades, Venetian blinds. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa TLASS SUPREME-Two fM tsInorew Including heolth needs of town employees ond 1W BOWS BAIfFOlB All electric appliances. Keys. T V FOR R EN T. their dependents* lescent Home . Call ized Individual with a Tennis. Laundry. No door. Automatic trans PART TIME SALES PHYSICAL Imagine owning a se Marlow's, 867 Main Musical Items 66 The Town ot Manchester HELP-VIdeo and T.V. Director of Staff Devel pleasant telephone cluded section of specta pets. 6 minutes to UConn, mission, AM/FM, air 22222*. 0o09*l j^oll Inciude ollocotlons to the Insurance THERAPIST-Part time. manner. Send resume Street. 649-5221. BIDWELL HOME Im-? _SALI! Evenings and Saturdays. Manchester Doctor's of opment at 643-5151. cular woodland minutes 429-3525. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa conditioning, radio. 260 Risk Financing Program funds In omountsodequoletomeet with salary requirements from Mt. Snow and Lake provement Company — V-8 engine. Excellent their ^ve-stoted purposes. Neither ot the funds shall be Must have knowledge of fice. Flexible hours.'64^ reduce or used fiK purposM not provided tor In Section 2-87 WIRER-We have an op to: Manchester Post Of Whitingham, yet only IVi O N E BEDROOM BRICKS, BLOCKS, Roofing, siding, altera 2 GUITARS FOR SALE-12 condition I Asking $4300. Video equipment. Home 0188. hrs. from Hartford. Excel STONE — Concrete. tion, additions. Same Annual This fund mov be liquidated only bv o hobbyist considered. Coll portunity In our electri fice, Main Branch, Box APRTMENT-Centrally Years old. Excellent con 742-9956. dMsIon of the Board ot Directors to discontinue one or both cal wiring department 604, Manchester, Conn. lent access from a town Chimney repairs. No lob number for over 30 years. dition with hard cases. for an appointment, Al LEGAL SECRETARY- maintained rood and a II- located. $300 plus secur Percentage Rate tiH*hiisiiiMiii“ru!iSi ‘•“ "'•led In Section 246 for an experienced bench 06040. too small. Call 644-8356. 649-6495. % Very good tor practice. Sleffert's Appliances 647- Glastonburv office has fatlme supply of firewood. ity. 647-8187. Financing on all The Insurance Risk Financing 9997. wirer familiar with cable A wpndsrful vacation Nice tones. $50.00. 742- Program shall be (administered by the finonce director opening for experienced THE TOWN OF BOLTON EXPERIENCED C U Sjt^O M SIDING- 6016. secretary with adminis termination techniques. spot, a great price, a per BOLTON-Four room undor the gmwol direction ot the town manager, sublect Ability to read schemat Is currently accepting ap feet investment. Call apartment. Available PAtNTER-Quallty work. Atunftnum, vinyl, re 1969 VOLVO-142S, 2 door P^lY llmitotlons Imposed und^ th# town charter reloting HAIR STYLIST-Full time trative capabilities. Gen Reasonable rates. Fully to th# town tr#osur#r and town ottornev. for busy Manchester ics helpful. Full fringe plications for the position Nowl July 1st. Heat, hot water, placement windows, NEW 1983 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa sedan. Asking $200. Call eral practice, real estate Insured. Free estimates. roofing and decks. CAM Connecticut Ge^ Statutes, Sections 7-308, salon. Basepay plus com beneflf program, excel of year round Parks - electricity, refrigerator otter 3pm, 6464516. 7 - j ^ 10-235, 130-149, 31-145, 3S-262e, 38-327(0, and 38-3/ 1 et emphasis. Pension and Malntalher. Salary 802 894-1581 643-9237, ask for Jerry. 6438478. Recreational Items 67 mission. Call Command profit sharing plan. 633- lent working conditions. 8iS# earSiS# yes ond stove. Parking, No Apply personnel depart $10,400. 40 hour week. jassfcjB6^ ^ ^ j « ^ pets. Security and refer LYNX'S 1974 FORD ECONOLINE 19»'* Chopfer 2 shall be eftective os ot June 7, Performance, ask tor 6905. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ment, Gerber Scientific Including some evenings ences. $380 a month. 643- BLACKWELL LANDS CAMPER/VAN. Custom Pteoared by Malcolm F. Barlow Manager. 643-8339. CAPING Provides affor Instnument Co. Gerber and weekends. For more ssMsssasaasaasssssssss 7104. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CROSS C O U N TR Y Ski ized Interior. Needs some Assistant Town Attomov PAINTER t, H ELPER - Information, call Selct- dable service for 5-2443 ^ SECRETARY- Must be dependable, Road West, South Wind 6l LN-7's outfit, consists of skis, body work. $2,000 or best sor. EO E, M/F. man's Office, 649-8743. Garden/Lawn/Sh- Heotbig/Plumbing S5 offer. Coll after 3pm 649- BOOKKEEPER for one neat, and with transpor Rentals APARTMENT FOR low leather boots, ladles ‘•ov* otter this Closing date June 27th, R E N T - Two bedrooms, rubbery care and general size 9, bamboo poles, 8007. girl office. 646-4464. tation. 8to5. Call 246-7101. yard clean up. Call 644- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Ofovlded that within ten (10) EN E R G ETIC PEOP LE - 1983. asssasaasasssssssaasaas appliances, heat and hot used three times.' Sell ®ovsotlar this publication of this Ordinance a petition To be trained for work 1686. FOGARTY BROTHERS- *!oned bv not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE INTERESTING POSI water. No pets, no child $90.00. 528-1880. ***• officials lists ot the with fast growing resi RECEPTIONIST- Reoffls for Rant 41 ren. $425. 646-4288. Bathroom remodeling; CAPRIS & FRONT E N D ?J kos not been filed with the Town Clerk TION for licensed nurse /CLERK TYPIST-Rham ODD JOBS, Trucking. MECHANIC-Must have who wants to do only one dential cleaning service. Installation water heat AUNEW 23 FOOT SHORELINE requesting Its reference to a special Town election. 647-3777. High School, Hebron. MANCHESTER-NIce du Home repairs. You name ers, garbage dlsposals; tandum trailer-1981. With Stephen T. Cossono experience. Own tools. or two days to keep In It, we do It. Free esti FORSAU Secretory Good pay and benefits I $4.25 hourly. PLeose call GENTLEMAN PRE plex. Three bedrooms Faucet repairs. 649-7657. electric power winch. touch. Minimal stress, 228-9474 for an applica mates. Insured. 643-0304. 1983's Board of Directors Call Russ tor Interview at salary negotiable. Call DELIVERY AND FERRED. $50.00 weekly. with garage and applian VIsa-MC accepted. $1500. 644-8089. 197S PofXIac Trana^Am e o o O O ____ „ Manchester, Connecticut 646-6606. DRIVERS-Experlence or tion. Last day for appli Kitchen privileges. 646- ces. Adults only. No pets. ANY ONE IN STOCK! YOUR CHOICE! 1975 to e d PKMo Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this Sth day of June, 1983. 649-2358. LAWNS MOWED AND StaltonWagon $1200 ozYm#. not (many). Passengers cation, Monday June 2000. References and security 12.5% 20th, 1983. R AK ED.' Cellars, attics, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa LEGAL SECRETARY- DRIVER W A N TED tor and cargo. 236-2396 required. 646-8379. 'DON'T KNOW anyone onnwerf p#f€#nto 9# ro l# . The above can be SMn Workmates. LARGE ROOM-Wall to basements, cleaned. Any who wonts to buy what R n o n c in g Antiques 68 Full time, Manchester. local T V store. Must be 18 odd lobs. Call anytime. TOWNMOP MANCHESTER, Real Estate experience aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa wall carpeting, all utili LIKE PRIVATE HOME. you hove to sell? Let a S A V E M 5 0 0 ttiust be dsi. by 7/ 3Q/t3 eisMUnat CONNECTICUT years aid, and have valid 872-2853. •####################4# preferred. Excellent be Conn. Driver's license. FACTORY AND LABOR- ties included, kitchen Utilities. Appliances. 3 wont od find a cosh NOTICE OF Experlenced or not Instruction is privileges, nice yard. On room apartment. Work buyer for you I ^ ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE nefits, challanging and Call 646-4896, ask for Ken. WANTED ANTIQUES: nrlli o*nf '“ '*k the provisions Of Chapter 3, Section 1 Interesting position. Sa (many). Assembly or busline. Call between 10 ing single adult. No child RICHARDSON NEW 1983 1976 FORD RANCHERO- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Early Victorian, Oak, SdSidinn hereby given of the lary commensurate with warehouse. 236-2396. and 5, 649-8206, Monday ren, pets. 643-2880. M ASONRY-Brick, block, Half ton. Excellent run m p llo n by the Board of Directors of the Town of Workmates. stone, cement, plaster aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 1920's and m Iscellaneous. Manchester, Connecticut, on June 7, 1983. experience. 643-1136.9am P R E - S C H O O L SUMMER TUTORING- thru FIrday. Evenings Please call 643-8709. ning condition. Air to 5pm. TEACHER tor Coventry Spelllno and or reading. and weekends 647-9013. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ing. Four generations of HoeseheM Goods 61 shocks, cab, Am /FM 8 experience. Estimates. 6n5?ch^Pt?.°ifi!y »»P'»'«c*ors of the Town ot Public School. Special OUTSIDE WORKERS- Children, teens, and Hemes for Rant 43 track stereo, $2100 or best Mmehestw mot the Town ot Manchester convey to Angelo Experlenced or not. B. Richardson. 742-7437. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa COVENTRY ANTIQUE SECURITY GUARp-Part Education Certification adults. Substantial gain ROOMS TO RENT- CENTER-1141 Main offer. 2894141. OIMouro, Lot No. 16 In the Bucklond Industrial Pork, Town time position available. Is required. Half time Maintenance or repair. In eight weeks beginning Downtown. Security. 649- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ' 5-speed overdrive • Rear step bumper ter** ' Pf “• Connecticut Many lobs avialable. 236- AMBITIOUS COLLEGE USED REFRIGERA Street, Route 31, Coven •31,W.OO. Sold premises ore more 16 hours per week. Expe position for 3 and 4 year June 27th with Inovoted 2358 8am to 5pm. TORS, WASHERS, ' Steel-belted radials • Sporty stripes try, Conn. 742-9698. An 1976 DATSUN-B210. New pt^leulorly bounded and described os follows: 2396. Workmates. linguistic approach. GLASTONBURY — STUDENT looking for rienced preferred. Con old children. Position to SMALL FOUR ROOM Ranges - clean, guaran tiques, furniture, collect tires, new battery, good JHh |!8 '"'“ ♦•flv street line ot Batson Develaped for dyslexics summer work. Lawn Spoker wheels • Cut-pile carpeting point, no body rot. Motor pnim whim Is the northeast corner of sold parcel and which tact Mr. Kennedy at the begin August 31st Contact aaaaaaaasaaaaasaaasaaaa HOUSE for rent. Rural teed, parts and service. ibles, dolls, clocks, Meadows Manor for ap Dr. Donald Nlcolettl's RETAIL AND SERVICE- by Prudeifce Corson, mowing, painting, odd Dual sport mirrors • Much more! runs like new. $1850. 643- n euruaIn ^*46,758.3964; thance turning Experlenced or not. Of Apartments for Rant 42 setting, stove, refrigera lobs. Reasonable rates. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, linens, primatives, kit g5y.«y»t2.*k»l»tt-k«»vlng on m-c of239.44feet, and on Interior pointment. 647-9191. office at 742-8913. EOE. M.SP. ED.) . ^ -1-2428. 2 Son, 649 Main Street, A new chenware, photogra 5500. a radius of 630.00 feat, which Is the fice work and other tor. One or two working Call Jeff anytime. 647- 643-2171. phies, books. Open 10-5 T street line of Batson Drive, to a point; thence duties. 236-2396. aaaaaaaaaasaaaasaaaaasa a d u lts ONLY. N o n - 9013. S oA oliJ!' nL'®*5!!r T direction a bearing ot S89*-30'-23’ W, SPANISH TEACHER- TWO SCHOOL SOCIAL smokers, must be neot Friday, Saturday, Sun 1979 CADI LLAC Coupe de WORKERS for Coventry Workmates. Half time position. Com M AN CHESTER — one, and clean. Newlyweds FOR SALE-CalorIc 40" sporty day, Monday vllle, low mileage. Im T of tho Town ot Manchester, to o point; thence plete application, three Public Schools. Must two and three bedroom R U STED O U T car trunks maculate, excellent con CABLE TV SALES-Need welcome. Snowplowing and floors repaired. Call gas range. Double oven. 21S96 t ^ ^ direction 0 beoring of N0*-21- I ^ e! letters of recommenda meet COnn. CErtlflca- CERTIFIED MATH apartments. Heat and hot Light green. Good condi dition. Fully loaded. TTM5i£!ri5Sl! ®" *.*'2'*'^* now or formerly ot creative hardworking In TUTOR-AII sublects. and lawn mowing done by Ed 643-7259. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa nJlSISfJn® Si'.*® ®,®®J2*' thence running In an easterly tion, college transcript, tlons. Experienced de water. $375.,- $425., ,$495. landlord. Apsolutely NO tion. $99.00 or best otter. truck $8900. 646-5153 days. Ev dividuals for direct sales. Grades 6-1i. Authorized ?orth bv Po^Si 359.32leet, bounded on m i and Connecticut State sired. 11 months posi Call 649-4800. PETS, security deposit 742-5050. Tog Soles 69 enings 646-6445 leave S ’nf®* kelng lend now or formerly of Fernand Certification required. tions. 40 hours per week. Prior sales experience Private Summer School message. ’‘ vSSSSi®' ®!i ’® ***• oolnt ot beginning. helpful. The right person required and references. Contact Or. Michael Flexible. Positions to Make-Up. SAT Including 118 MAIN STREET- 3 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ®®"®' eontolns 1.50 ocres. ality can bring you the English and Moth. En $425 plus utilities. Availa ••••••••••••••••••••••• FRIGEDAIRE lo r just W 9 5 ®5 ® JP®® ontltled, "Town of Blake, principal, Tolland begin August 31st. Con- rooms, first floor, heat IM P E R IA L - 19" Frost 1969 CHEVY CHEVELLE Mdncfi#tf#r ConiY#ctlcut D#iKirim#nt of Public Work# toct Dr. Donald Nlcolet- money you require. Cell richment. Remediation. ble July 1st. Call for an GIANT TAG SALE-30 Bis- High school, 872-0561. Ap and hot water Included. appointment, 633-7804. Patotbig/Papsrlng 52 proof refrigerator with tor sole. As Is for parts. &**to*Al!aai? nuuP" *^"(? Conveyed bv Town of Monches- plication deadline July il's office at 742-8913. Cox Cable, Greater Hart 649-5453. sell Street, Saturday $99.00. 643-4755. ford at 646-6400; ask for No appliances. No pets. freezer below. Light yel 82 COUGAR *9299 R*ylslons5/!S/S*°“' “ * ’ ’ ®®“®'* 40' Dote: 9/19/00 14th. An EOE. EOE. Security. $370. phone 646- •a*aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 81DATSUN *5795 79 n m '449S June leth. 10AM T04 P M . Mr. Leon. low, very good condition. 44 k., OS; Isw twUBSf t 4 t m » , # 907, fkliwp with cop. ctondord shift. Heriten, 4-doer. sid. shift. Rain or shine. Hot dogs, sublect to the following: 2426 9 to 5 weekdays. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa •Mie., #iv coed., v in ^ A M /7M 1971 JEEP COMMANDO- 1. industrlol Pork Regulations ot the Monchastar OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO PAINTING AND PAPER $150 or best offer. 30" hamburgs, soda. $10.00 a Store/Ottlce Space HANGING — Exterior Westinghouse electric 4 Wheel drive, V6, $1700or mntth^Tr** ^onynlsslon, racordad In VolunM KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ PART TIME CLEANING 44 UtiSlfpStIa $«V$ $tS12 80 MAZDA *4995 79LIHC0LN *8495 table. Coll Elks Lodge to best offer. 6494295 after o d SSS " 4 b f t ^ Monchastar Land Records. by Larry Wright MANCHESTER-Main and Interior, ceilings re stove and oven, drop-ln 434 4>doBr, oulemotk POSITION-Evenlngs, Real Estate Street. 2-3-4 rooms. Continent^. 4-dr., CoNecter'* Serbs. reserve your table. 646- 7:00. t i i Etehth'?8?/mal‘'ffi«®i*Jl'” 7®'2^ 2' Monchastar and ot Monday thru Saturday. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa paired. References, fully model, light yellow $75 or 82CAnil *7995 Ct Rodb. Mooiireef, 47.000 mibs. 9262. Heated, hot water, ap Insured. Quality work. best otter. 24" Corning East Hartford/Sllver OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO /MANCHESTER OM#. bw iMbBi t dBinB., #3PI0, 80 VOLKS *3995 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY- Lane area. Must be de pliances. No pets. Secur Martin Mottsson, even self cleaning electric mVH., 9k <•##., 6 cyl.. AM/FM $terB« RobMl, 4 dsBY. dbwl, 4-speed. 79 CAPRI *4295 Ganarq|"5taSif«L"“ *®®*'®" “t the Connertlcut Honm for Solo 31 ity .'Parking. 523-7047. Furnished office In Ideal 4-cyl., 4 speed. TAG SALE-June 18th 9 to Whlte Inside and out. pendable. Call 527-7047. ings 649-4431. built-in double oven unit, with t#MiftB. 3. ^cellent assortm,ent Monmester?” ^®"'no Rsoulotlons ot the Town ot business location. Newly practically new , $125 or USTII9II SAVlSNM Dependable. $500. 649- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa redecorated. Secretarial 80 DODGE *4295 of kitchen utensils, knick 5547. MANCHESTER- INTERIOR — EXTE best offer. Call evenings Omni 034, •wtemotk, AM FM r#db. 78 FORD *3695 onO rlghts-of-wovs existing on sold Avallable Immediately. 3 services available, $150, 82 ZEPHYR $6695 Gronodo, 3-doer, ok cortd., #wto. knacks, brIc-a-brac, can unTru!rv!tSkiS. • Z*®!? naroot which do not render title AUTOBODY CRAFTS 19 FRANKLIN STREET, RIOR Painting — wal after 5:30, 6468136 or all ning boHles, towels,llh- MAN needed tor small bedrooms with applian including AC and utili day weekends. Z’7, bw mibpgB cbm#., mbybb r#d$B. FOR SALE-1963 FORD o r^ o f* l^ D »n !r,!S rl2 r* Orontea's quiet enlovment $48,006. Five room s, ties. 64641505 or 646-1960. lpapering and drywall wkB wtw l CBVBti, 3 tBfw point A 80 MERC. *2595 ens, household Items, 34 s A i" ony way whatsoever. restoration shop. Must porch, garage In base ces. Heat and hot water Installation. Quality pro 78CAMAR0LT *5495 Galoxle 500. Ports cor. odra'liai easement which runs ntoti. #334. Zephyr, 3-deer Awtomotic. oir, AM/FM CM. bw Lilac Street, Manchester. have own tools. Expe m ent. 55X243. Needs Included. Rental Office. fessional work. Reasona SCANDANAVIAN DE UtTSmS SAVIIItSt Best offer. 875-9305. pwert hare^rT/KlSitiy' '2?*L®'''T “nd southerly line of tho rience necessary. 228- 649-4800. OFFICE FOR RENT-400 R 2 ^ S i r S 2 .®*?cf.»Md which eosement Is provided lor In work. Larry Allen, 649- sq. ft. Air conditioned and ble prices. Free esti SIGN TABLE-BIrch. *"g-2!Pr®*2!g tndustrlal Pork Regulations. With four chairs. Asking 80 DODGE *4995 JUNE 18th & 19th. Baby VOLKSWAGEN BUG- 7452 or 742-6447. carpeted. Call,6466440. mates. G .L. McHugh, 81CHEVETTE *3695 Omni, 4 deer, outemotk ^PORTIAC *3995 ^ I® *'!!• »o"owlno condition; I NUlK IrtwC? 454 MAIN STREET-FIrst 643-9321. $200. Call 6438368. 3’d#Bt. 4 fpsed. bw iwib$. ioMons, 3-door, ootomotic. ’ W5- Excellent running condWon ®'^® conveyed upon the floor. Three room heated and 50 Dough- condition. $375. Coll 649- hvlldlnm ha^-®* on aoproprlofa building or 81LYHX *3995 80 CHEVY *6295 erty Street, 9 to 5. 8544. 8i!! 3iS?l?2.yj2!.®2ced.ne hitw than nine (9) months otter CELEBRITY CIPHER apartment. $325.'Securlty aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa NAME YOUR OWN FOR SALE-Rosewood no g.ond that Mid construction be completad required. .Phone 646-2426 JidBBt. d’lpeed Mente Catb. AY. F$. PM, oit, stere* 78V0LARE *3695 C M M Iy OpOtr oryptegranM aro OTMAad Pom qiiolaHons by tanout pMple, past Resort f reperty 45 PRICE. Painting, paper Chest-On-Chest and night d-door. 4 cyl.. air conditioning, ool^ occeotOTce"S?«h!.'"*Il2" months tharaotfer. Bv ‘OOiPMMRl.BMOliMarlnVwoiplMr«(«idalortnoOwr. Tod^‘$eluK09qutt$C. 9 to 5 weekdays. ing, removal. Fast ser stand. Excellent condi 81LYiix *5495 motK 1974 DODGE succ«Iaor?n?5.II‘.2-5®®‘'' **'• prontea, tor Itself and Its CHALLENGER-Good ^ *0 comply with aaaaaaaaaoaaaaaaaaeaafa vice. 289-9061, 647-8254. tion, $150.00. Set of four WofBn, tftfBB. 4-$peed SoT oHTIAC *5795 I? 2 ,J ® .'y ®ig..con«1‘»lons and Grantor herein or Its LIKE PRIVATE HOME. I ______T— Orwid UM#nt. 4-deBr. #ir cBnditbn, 77CADIL. *5995 condition. PS/PB, Air, “T XEMA J WJE AFM’H QMWB OZ hand carved oak chairs, TAG SALE - June 17th, by SIfkSm tlghf to anforce these conditions Spacious 3'/i room apart C H A R 'L E S T O W N D.Gi PETERSON P A IN T $125. Also: contemporary 81 CAPRI *4995 •Mtemotk lions., wirB wheel cewers, SeviNe. fwRy ec|uipped AM /FM Cassette, R/S the GrmtoS ifr ?* ***® ®"''cnosa prica os stated herein to RHODE tSLAND- 9 ipttd.fdb. pewer steering, pewer boAet 18th and 19th, 9am-4pm. 4 Wheels. SZOOO, 547-5000 rK o n vivm c^ «f ®n® osslgns and demand ment. Basement. Ap ING CO.Interlor and ex lamps and glass and Alice Drive, Monchester- m ^ e y o n c o of the herein dascribad premises." a ATPF J HOLB-UTLB LBVOQTEY pliances. Working single fSummer home for rent. terior. Spray, brush, or chrome end table, 742- Ext. 2011 before tern, or adult or working married $49-4S78, ask |or Carol. 7594. 81 COUGAR *5395 76 CADILLAC *3695 77 SUBARU *1995 .TAG SALE-Soturdoy 643-2743 Otter 4pm. roll. Custom wdilpaper 4 diB>. #4, #Mt».. PS. P4______OL. 4-dr.. oMtemotic. #ir cond. June 18 and 25,10 to 2.582 S38S5?TW «Tr,iiy*'’- VTBP. FB EB 8 BL BJPH AFTIB FTH couple. No children, pets. hanging. Workmanship 643-2880. . M A M CHEST^R-For East Street, Hebron. Ouar9nteed. 646-8467. FURNITURE FOR SALE- Sports equipment, clo ••••aaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaa DuWaSto*n^M.*52L' <'®> ‘‘oys otter this ATUB TH PJIXTEY.” — DJLDLJ rent, profpsslonal suite. Movlnp must sell almost days a N v i.'lJnlS?'*®*' Ofovlded that within ten (10) Please call - . , thing, furniture, car ro- C O N D O f o b R E N T - 647 1493 EXTERIOR HOUSE • w v «Iln R . Pltose coll dlos, misc. Motorcvctas/Blcvdes 72 **•'* OfOlnonce o petition •M ■ . ♦>_ Town M P^cent ot the electors otthe HPLBTHJEV. Statford Springs. Three PAIN TIN G-Callege se- i646-2$57. ' / M o m rooms. Wood stove. Cen BUYER MEETSksoller I _ aaaaaaeeaaaaasaaaaaaaaa £ 2 ig LS-g®?®rMl^ from the Icrtest officials lists ot the nlor$. Three years expe 7 reoulatteS ‘’®®".''.'®® **'• Town Clerk PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “Acting Is OS oM M mankind... tral air conditioning. $325 Inltip wont qds... time rience. Cheap rotes. Free SEARS 5000 BTU Air T A G SALE-crIbt, 1982 HONDA-CR 250. Hot requesiing lit reference to a special Town election. I 6-/6 Politicians ars actors of the first ordar." — Marlon Brando. Plus security deposit. after ithne after timel estimates. Call Peter conditioner, $85.00. Whhe clothes, bikes, bucket been raced 3 timet. Good Stephen T. Costono I ClW3iH,lgA.lne. TMH,b Ui 1 TWOff • MSSi>rNeA,ino. ' I Avallbale July 1st. Call Read and use the want seats and morel 60 Secretary Krupp 6438468 or Jeff G.E. Automatic Dryer condition, $1300 or best Board ot Directors 643-5090 anytime. ads nrautorly. Lombardo 646 0650. $75.00. 6498293. 3IS CENTER $T.. UANCHE5TEN. CONN.* FtionB 643-S135 Cooper Street, Friday 9tp offer. Coll Rick 5 ^9 4 33 4, One day only. after 5pm. Doled of Manchester, Connecticut this Sth^y'of J u n o l ^