1981 Live the Good Life in Our Home Town 2 Groups Join Fight Manchester, Conn
THE HERALD, Tues., April 28. 1981 Live The Good Life In Our Home Town 2 groups join fight Manchester, Conn. Wednesday April 29, 1981 25 Cents
.itk Democrats 3 * on garage rake talk By MARTIN KEARNS ticlpates 100 percent of the temple’s Herald Reporter 323 families to oppose the proposed Independence Village MANCHESTER - The town’s relocation of the town garage. Jewish community and residents In fact, said Solomon, the temple by Reagan Henry Street, Manchester 1 bedroom townhouses from Glenwood Street apparently in October proposed to increase its have joined the Holl Street current hoiding and lease the ad WASHINGTON (UPl) - The Residents’ Association in opposing ditional 2 acres on which would sit speech President Reagan hoped to the town’s reported plans to the proposed town facility. In use to rekindle momentum for his relocate the Park and Cemetery response to this inquiry, Solomon economic program brought predic Department garage in the East said he received a letter from table cheers from his fellow Cemetery. Robert Harrison, head of the Park Republicans, but unusually harsh ’The arrival of these, two groups in and Cemetery Department, criticism from top congressional the dissenters’ camp promises to explaining the parcel was intended Democrats. confound the already tense political for additionai town cemetery space. It was Reagan’s first speech since atmosphere surrounding the Solomon today pointed out that his being shot by a would-be assassin proposed sale of the town garage exchange of letters with the town nearly a month ago. And members located at the intersection of Blast coincided with its discussions with of both parties shared the relief in Center and Harrison streets. Multi-Circuits regarding the firm’s seeing him once again in public, ’The town Board of Directors, hopes of acquiring the existing town appearing robust and in good humor. April 14, voted overwhelmingly to garage on Harrison Street. But courtesies aside, the two top draft an ordinance providing for the Expressing outrage at news of the Democrats in the House, where garage’s controversial sale to Multi- town’s alleged plans to build near Reagan’s tax and budget cuts face Circuits Inc. Although two directors the temple’s memorial park, their sternest test, came down hard Sunny Brooke Village abstained from the vote, none op Solomon said, “’There’s no question on the president. Elsewhere, there 226-240 New State Road 1 and 2 bedroom units posed the ordinance. about it that when a person of the were no indications his overture Until ’Tuesday, the Holl Street Jewish faith learns of this they’ll be changed any minds. residents were alone in their fight upset.” House Democratic Leader Jim against the sale of the garage. According to the tenets of the Wright accused Reagan’s advisers Should the garage be placed on the Jewish faith, Solomon said, Jews WorkersAleposIt a wheelcart of rubble at a dumping site in Belfast of using inaccurate figures that led market — and Multi-Circuits must be buried in separate burial Northern Ireland today where a burnt-out crane and several to false criticisms a Democratic acquire it — residents feel the grounds and apart from those of Riot aftermath alternative budget would mean resulting industrial expansion will scorched buses and cars He as a result of recent rioting in the Ar- non-Hebrew denominations. doyne district of Belfast, (UPl photo) higher taxes and a bigger deficit. further threaten what they claim is Solomon also expressed solidarity "It is unfortunate in the extreme the already-endangered tranquility with the Holl and Glenwood street that some of those who provided of their neighborhood. area residents, whom he said in statistical information for his data Last night, however, the es formed the temple of the town’s did President Reagan a grave dis timated 50 persons attending alleged plans. Beth Shalom service by describing the House another in a series of neighborhood members, he said, would join a peti Pope's envoy fails Budget Committee’s resolution in meetings expanded the scope of the tion drive against the sale of the gar factually inaccurate ways, ” Wright opposition. age and attend relevant town said. In the forefront stand the meetings. Wright said Reagan was incorrect members of Temple Beth Shalom, ’The town hasn’t publicly said it in stating the Democrats’ proposal Lovely Recreation Area whose Blast Cemetery burial section plans to move the garage into the would boost spending by $141 billion Homestead Park Village would adjoin the new site being con cemetery, but Jay Giles, director of to persuade Sands above his own budget, reduce the Irving St. view at Homestead Park Village sidered for a new Park and public works, today said he wrote a defense budget and increase tax Congress and Homestead St. 1 and 2 bedroom townhouses Cemetery Department garage. ’The memo to the town manager months payments by over one-third. temple, in 1051, leased an eastern BELFAST, Northern Ireland Church and barely kept a grip on frontation. He said a special com House Speaker Thomas P ago recommending East Cemetery (UPI) — .Pope John Paul IPs per section of the cemetery for its as an alternate site for the Harrison consciousness. He briefly lost his mand control room with O’Neill, eschewing the political cau members and any other Jew having sonal envoy talked with IRA activist sight, hearing and speech at one sophisticated computer technology tion that often prevails in the after- Street facility. Bobby Sands for an hour but failed lived at one time or another in town. ’Two other developments concern point and has been placed on a water had been set up at police math of a presidential address, said. Sanol J. Solomon, vice president to persuade him to give up a 60-day bed to alleviate discomfort. headquarters. "The president’s assertion the those opposed to the garage’s hunger strike that has left him near in charge of Beth Shalom’s relocation. First, the town manager, . Rev. Magee, an Ulsterman The hoarding of vital food supplies Democratic budget cuts essential Memorial Park, today said he an- death, the government said today. himself, made no statement after such as bread and milk, already defense spending is unfair and mis Robert Weiss has applied for a zone ’The condition of Sands, placed on change to allow off-street parking going to Sands' bedside in the Maze rampant in the ghetto areas, leading.' a waterbed early today to ease his prison Tuesday night. Sands has Wednesday spread to the inner city "The latest version of the alongside the town’s Harrison Street pain, worsened and he again refused garage. Jon Berman, attorney for repeatedly said he will only end his itself. Republican budget begins the aban food. fast to death if IRA prisoners are “Powdered milk and tinned foods donment of the government’s the Holl Street residents, today said As both Roman Catholic and the application is tantamount to ap given the status of political are in big demand and our bread responsibility in the fields of health Signs have Protestant communities prepared prisoners by the British govern supply has been sold out,” a super and education. That is the major proving the of garage’s sale to for open warfare on the streets, Multi-Circuits. He said residents ment, market manager said. reason I cannot .support the latest papal envoy Rev. John Magee A Northern Ireland office Paramilitary leaders have told version of the president’s budget explanation plan to attend Monday’s meeting of requested a meeting with the British the Planning and Zoning Commis spokesman reported “no dramatic families to stock up on food and and why I will work for the minister for Northern Ireland, result’’ from the meeting and the other supplies in the event of possi Democratic proposal," O’Neill said. 1 and 2 bedroom townhouses sion to oppose the proposed change Humphrey Atkins. 106-122 New State Road Pine Ridge Village MANCHESTER - ’Those who in the existing residential zone. condition of Sands, 27, continued to ble prolonged violence should Sands Among Republicans, who have have conjured up all sorts of in A government spokesman said deteriorate. die. seen Reagan’s economic package Secondly, a town Blue Ribbon Atkins had agreed to the request “on (the former Darna Farm) triguing explanations for the Committee last month A police spokesman blamed the "War is no doubt going to be un battered during his convalescence, signs at Manchester Memorial the clear understanding that there build-up of siege preparations in leashed upon us," if Sands dies, said the reaction to the president’s recommended that a separate park can be no change in government Hospital that read ’’Siamese garage be maintained near the both Roman Catholic and Protestant Protestant leader Rev. Ian Pailsey, appearance on Capitol Hill was policy in relation to the hunger communities on para-military Connection,” can put their im cemetery to provide service to it expressing fear of all-out fighting in warm, and in some instances ef aginations to rest. There’s a strikers.” groups “attempting to provoke a the British-ruled area, where more fusive. and the town parks spread around it. Sands, serving a 14-year sentence perfectly logical explanation for In the absence of the existing gar confrontation for their own cynical than 2,000 people have been killed in ■'President Reagan was them. for firearms possession and who purposes." bombing and violence since 1970. forthright, courageous and to the age, Giles today said the cemetery was elected to the British Parlia The signs, that also have large remains his choice. He said the police had detailed “If Mr. Sands persisted in his wish arrows on them, are to direct ment on April 10, was twice given plans to counter any bid by to commit suicide, that was his The town Planning and Zoning the last rites of the Roman Catholic I’leiine tu rn to page 8 firefighters or other emergency Commission already has rejected an extremists to provoke such a con choice,” Atkins said Tuesday. crews to the double connections earlier attempt to shift the garage for fire hoses. They would be es into the cemetery. Berman, who pecially helpful should an today said he believes town direc War escalates emergency occur at night. Dou tors are positioned to override the ble connections — thus Siamese. commission, said, “It astounds me It’s so logical when you know. that they would consider a proposal ,;v¥i . to replace a town facility after the disapproval of the PZC.” Israeli jets pound Lebanon 568-576 Hilliard St. 1 bedroom units Hilliard Street Apartments BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - and the nearby areas of Jarmak, A command spokesman said the tian Phalangists in the battle for the Israeli warplanes swept into Ayshiyeh and Wadi al Akhdar. targets were at the old Crusader strategic 8,500foot-high Mount San- Lebanon today for the fourth Before hitting the vilages, the ruin of Beaufort Castle — a Palesti nine, Syria’s gateway to Lebanon. Weiss testifies straight day, pounding a string of Israeli jets flew reconnaissance nian stronghold — and the nearby It was the first planned attack by southern villages and knocking out missions over the Lebanese capital, village of Shiach. Israel on Syrians in a month of i mortar positions near a Palestinian the broadcast said. Israeli warplanes have been in ac battles inside Lebanon, and the most stronghold, Beirut and Tel Aviv In Tel Aviv, the Israeli command tion over Lebanese skies every day open confrontation against Syria said the jets attacked "and reports said. since Sunday. since the 1973 Middle East War in town is unique Beirut radio said the Israeli air destroyed buildings and mortar which Egypt and Syria fought the strikes, which started around 1 p.m positions from where terrorists Israeli Phantom warplanes Jewish state. (7 a.m. EDT), were aimed against have heavily bombed Christian Tuesday shot down two Syrian Israeli Prime Minister Menachem HARTFORD — Manchester Weiss said Manchester is really a south Lebanon’s market town of villages" in the southern enclave helicopters and attacked Syrian Begin warned of "further General Manager Robert B. Weiss “sub-regional” town rather than a Nabatiyeh, 47 miles south of Beirut, controlled by Maj. Saad Haddad. troops in coming to the aid of Chris- countermeasures” and said it was testified in federal court this mor- suburb. "reasonable" to believe Israel will n l^ that Manchester has an Weiss also testified that not "make do" with Tuesday’s ac economic and social independence Manchester has a long history of tion if the Syrian pressure on the unique among Hartford suburbs. providing first-rate social services Christian forces did not cease. Weiss was the first witness called for handicapped, elderly and other Today's Herald Begin accused Syria of trying to in Manchester’s defense in a federal groups in town. annihilate Lebanon’s Christian lawsuit charging the town with He said Manchester has minority and said Syrian domination 25 Congress Street the Teresa Apartments housing discrimination. welcomed some 300 Laotian im Losses in Connecticut of the country was unacceptable, corner of Congress and Irving 1 Main St. 1 2 bedroom units Three low-income Manchester migrant families to the town in the Connecticut would lose $429 million and 8,079 jobs Israel does not want war with Syria, residents and the federal govern past four years. under proposed Reagan administration budget cuts he said, but diplomatic efforts led by 1 bedroom units 1st building In Manchester's Redevelopment-Project ||I1 ment charge that racial prejudice The general manager painted a for the next fiscal year. Gov. William O’Neill’s of the United States had failed to halt was the motivation for a 1979 picture of a town with open doors fice said today. Page 4. Syrian attacks. Damato Enterprises with rtferendum vote to leave a federal and generous social services. The president returns The Israeli prime minister said Community Development program ’This image contrasts with much Israel would welcome removal of many years of construction that promotes low-income bowsing. of the testimony presented over the President Reagan returned to public life from his Syrian forces from Lebanon, but experience take pride in The suit alleges Manchester is not last two weeks by witnesses called In sports brush with death with a new pitch (•> Congress would not act to force them out — building to enhance the doing its share of housing the area’s by the plaintiffs. Much of that urging the adoption of his cost-cuttine budget and suggesting Israeli ground troops chatm of Manchester. poor. testimony charged Manchester has Cheney nine shades Bolton ... East Catholic his tax cut proposals. “Isn’t it time we tried would not join the battle. But Weiss said Manchester’s a racist reputation among Hartford trackmen continue unbeaten ... Page 9. something new?” the president asked. Page 3. After the Israeli air attacks, tens Other desirable rental un Carl Yastrzemski and Dwight Evans of Red Sox its not shown are available. history sets it apart from the other area minorities. of thousands of Israelis along the 80- DAMATO ENTERPRISES Hartford suburbs. Weiss, however, testified that escape injuries in crash that kills three ... 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UFI WCATHCR FOTOCAST Economy Improves Suspect arrested VTEMP WASHINGTON (UPI) — The government's index of WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) - A suspect was Weather leading economic indicators inched upward in March, arrested today in the Stouffer’s Inn fire last December the Commerce Department reported today, ending a f in which 26 people were killed, authorities said. 1 three-month string of downturns and signaling im The sus|iect, who was not immediately identified, was provements in the economy. to be brought to the Westchester County Courthouse, 111 The composite index of leading indicators increased Grove St., White Plains this morning, according to 1.4 percent in March, reversing declines in December, Jonathan Friedman, a spokesman for Westchester January and February. The last increase was in County District Attorney Carl Vergari. Today s forecast November. On Jan. 16, Vergari declared the fire arson and it was Six of the 10 available indicators climbed — average Scattered showers and thunderstorms today. Some believed authorities were concentrating on a dis sunshine likely mainly this afternoon. Highs 70 to 79. work week, vendor performance, sensitive crude gruntled employee. materials prices, contracts and orders for plant and Showers and thunderstorms ending tonight. Lows 45 to A "ball of flame’’ engulfed the conference center of 50. Thursday partly sunny with highs in the 60s. Winds equipment, stock prices and money supply. the four star Stouffer’s Inn of Westchester, at Harrison, The March improvement ended fears that the leading southwest 15 to 20 mph this afternoon shifting to N.Y. just after 10:15 a.m. Dec. 4, trapping within northwest 15 to 20 mph tonight and continuing Thursday. indicators index, in its continuing slope down, was seconds executives in Individual conference rooms. All reflecting something that other economic indicators House GOP-leader Bob Michel, R-lll, left, and Senate Majority of those killed died of asphyxiation from gases and a President Reagan, given a warm and rousing welcome by Leader Howard Baker, R-Tenn., talk to reporters Tuesday after a were missing. The gross national product, for example, lack of oxygen. surprised experts by increasing by an especially strong Long Island Sound Warm welcome Congress less than a month after a bullet pierced his lung, said meeting for Republican leaders with President Reagan at the ’Thirteen of the dead were members of the board of Tuesday his health Is "much improved” but the economy will re GOP huddle 6.5 percent for the first quarter of this year. directors and corporate officers of Arrow Electronic White House. Reagan told the leaders that he expects a “very The March indicators “do not support any forecast of Long Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.L, to Mon- main sick until his budgetary cures are passed. (UPI photo) close vote" on his sweeping budget cuts in the House. (UPI photo) Corp of Greenwich, Conn, and 11 were executives of lauk Point, N.Y.: Small craft advisory in effect. impending recession,” research analysts for Bache Nestle’s. Halsey Stuart Shields Inc. investment brokers said. Variable winds becoming south to southwest and in creasing to 15 to 25 knots with stronger gusts by after noon. Increasing to 15 to 25 knots at the same speeds tonight and Thursday. Occasional showers and Automakers lose ‘Ripper’ admits It thunderstorms today with patchy fog. Variable cloudiness tonight and Thursday with chance of an LONDON (UPI) — Truck-driver Peter Sutcliffe ad occasional showers. Visibility often 1 to 3 miles and Try something new, Reagan urges DETROIT (UPI) — U.S. automakers lost a record $6(X) million in the first quarter of 1981 but auto mitted today that he was the "Yorkshire Ripper” killer occasionally near zero until early tonight, then mostly 5 A of 13 women in a dramatic guilty plea in a courtroom a executives insist the battered industry is stumbling miles or more. Average wave heights increasing to 3 to WASHINGTON (UPI) - With his ly as before, but the 70-year-old funds for social programs he wants He said the Democrats’ proposal Democratic budget cuts essential Secretary of State Alexander Haig appearing half mile from where Jack the Ripper murdered 5 feet today, decreasing to 1 to 3 feet late tonight. grace He displayed great personal toward financial recovery. budget assured of approval by half president never faltered and was reduced. “reflects an echo of the past rather defense spending is unfair and mis and political vigor as he came out Ford Motor Co. Tuesday posted a January-March before a House Appropriations subcommittee prostitutes in the 1880s. Sutcliffe, 35, standing in a glass-enclosed, wooden the Congress, a raspy-voiced Presi pumping hands vigorously as he The Senate is expected to give than a benchmark for the future." leading," said O'Neill. swinging for his program ' deficit of $439 million, its biggest loss ever for the said Tuesday the Soviet Union should nol dent Reagan dismissed a walked up the main aisle of the Reagan what he wants next week. “Tonight I renew my call for us to "The latest version of the But while Cranston said Reagan period, but said its financial results before taxes were prison dock and wearing a light grey suit, entered the Extended outlook believe that the lifting of the grain embargo guilty plea of manslaughter rather than murder about Democratic substitute as “an echo House of Representatives after the Then the House must start work on work as a team, " he said. ’’ ... Isn't Republican budget begins the aban probably will get what he wants on better than late last year. Ford lost $164 million in the lessens U.S. concern about "illegal Soviet ac of the past” and urged Americans to speech. donment of the government's the budget, “I think there will be first quarter of 1980. an hour after the long-awaited trial began in the historic Extended outlook for New England Friday through tivities worldwide." (UPI photo) Old Bailey courtroom. Sunday: try something new — his plan for As he mounted the rostrum responsibility in the fields of health now or later some changes as there Chrysler Corp. reported losses of $298 million in the economic recovery. earlier, the joint session gave him a and education. That is the major should be to prevent those who need quarter, down from $449 million in the similar period “Not guilty of murder, but guilty of manslaughter on MasBachuBclU, Rhode Uland and Connecticut! grounds of diminished responsibility,” the bearded Fair weather through the period. Highs in the 50s Friday The president’s Republican team sustained 2-minute, 45-second ova “It may appear that we have reason 1 cannot support the latest help from falling through the safety last year. It said improving sales brought it close to the Expulsion vote set mates said his latest pep talk would tion punctuated by rhythmic cheers version of the president's budget net" break-even point in March. Sutcliffe, who was the object of the largest manhunt in and Saturday and in the 60s Sunday. Lows in the upper British criminal history, said in a subdued voice in the 30s to lower 40s. rouse the nation. Democrats from the Republican side. After his and why 1 will work for the Both companies said they expect more dramatic im WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House will vote in the grumbled it was misleading and introduction by House Speaker two alternatives. In reality, Democratic proposal." Likewise. Sen Edward Kennedy, provements in the second quarter, based on expec historic oak-paneled courtroom. Vermont: Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday, a D-Mass , said he admired Reagan's near future on a motion to expel Rep. Raymond F. If found guilty of manslaughter with diminished chance of showers north Sunday. Highs 55 to 65, lows 35 some of his figures inaccurate. Thomas O’Neill, Reagan received House Democratic leader James tations of small sales gains and the need to replenish Lederer, D-Pa., the only member snared in the FBI's In his first public appearance another 45 seconds of tribute. however, there are no more alter Wright of Texas said Reagan had "gallantry and grace, ' but dealer inventories depleted last month by rebate cam responsibility, Sutcliffe will be sent to a hospital for the to 45. suggested "all of us involved in this Abscam corruption investigation who later won reelec criminally insane and not prison. Maine and New Hampshire! Fair Friday and Satur since being shot less than a month It was his third appearance before been supplied with "factually inac paigns. tion. ago, Reagan addressed Congress Congress on behalf of the economic natives left.” curate" information about the process have to be ready for sensi American Motors Corp.'s previously announced $52.7 Sutcliffe, for whom 1,000 police hunted five years in a day. Chance of showers Sunday. Highs in the upper 40s ble give and take. " The House ethics committee, voting 10-2, Tuesday dragnet costing $8.8 million, also pleaded guilty to seven north to the 50s south. Lows mostly in the 30s. and the nation Tuesday night both to program he says he was elected to Democratic alternative. He dis million deficit for the period and the $190 million profit recommended expulsion of Lederer, who was convicted win over the two dozen or so House carry out, and it came on the eve of puted Reagan's contention the reported by General Motors Corp. resulted in a net loss charges of attempted murder. Republicans were nearly un on a federal bribery charge Jan. 9, shortly after begin His brother, wife, Sonya, and her mother sat six feet Democrats needed to put through his 100th day in office, the mythical Democratic proposal would mean animous in their praise of $600 million — the industry's biggest ever for a ning his third term. his budget reductions and, perhaps milepost for judging a new the more controversial part of his it time we tried something new? ... more taxes, more spending and an January-March quarter, surpassing the $457 million away from the prisoner’s dock as Sutcliffe admitted he National forecast Lederer's attorney, James Binns, planned a news con was the perpetrator of the grisly killings that terrorized more important, to demonstrate he president's political proeress. package — a three-year, 30 percent The time for action is now.” inadequate defense budget. "He was like a fox in the chicken posted in the same period last year. By Unltml Pr«M liilernAlional Los Angeles, c is, indeed, running the government. It was a chance for Reagan to But most of the reaction was coop, " standing before the joint ses ference today in Philadelphia to comment on the com dreary industrial towns in northeast England. City & Feat Hi Lo Pep Louisville, pc across-the-board tax cut. But O’Neill, the highest-ranking Automakers lost $4.2 billion last year, including $1.7 mittee action. * Although fellow Republicans said gather momentum for what could be “It may appear that we have two Democrat in Washington, im positive. sion, said Senate Finance Com billion in the July-September quarter As his wife stared, Sutcliffe softly answered each of Albuquerque, pc 87 55 .... Memphis, r There was imediate speculation wjthin the House the 13 charges of murder with: "Not guilty, guilty of Anchorage, cy 53 41 .... Miami B ^h, c they were happily surprised at his a difficult fight in the House, which alternatives," Reagan said. “In mediately took issue with Reagan's "I think it's the best speech he's mittee Chairman Robert Dole, R- Asheville, pc .... Democratic leadership that Lederer would resign manslaughter with diminished responsibility.” 85 40 Milwaukee, pc 52 41 appearance, the usual blush was must choose by next week between reality, however, there are no more claim the opposition plan would in ever given, " said Senate Republican Kan The American public "will rise before the House got a chnce to vote on his expulsion. Atlanta, pc 87 62 .... Minneapolis, pc 56 46 gone from Reagan’s cheeks and his his budget of roughly $690 billion or alternatives left. The (Budget) com crease taxes by more than a third Leader Howard Baker. up with a thunderous response," Billings, pc 70 49 .... Nashville, r The expulsion motion was introduced in the com Birmingham, pc New Orleans, pc voice was strained — the result of a the Democrat-controlled House mittee measure quite simply falls and cut more than $14 billion in im Assistant Democratic leader Alan predicted maverick Senate Budget Budget Committee’s $715 billion Cranston of California called Committee member William Only whites vote mittee by Rep. Barber B. Conable Jr., R-N.Y. Reps. Boston, r New York, r 71 57 .20 bullet wound to the lung. i far too short of the essential actions portant military spending. Ken Holland, D-S.C., and Don Bailey, D-Pa., cast the Leak confirmed Brwnsvll, Tx, cy Oklahoma Cty, c 83 54 .06 He was unable to gesture as loose- alternative, which restores some that we must take.” “Tbe president’s assertion the Reagan “a man of great grit and Armstrong. R-Colo dissenting votes. Buffalo, r 53 49 .32 Omaha, pc 72 53 .... JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UPI) - South Charlott, N.C., c 89 62 .... Philadelphia, r 78 57 .... The motion is “privileged” — giving it precedence Africa held a whites-only general election today the TSURUGA, Japan (UPI) — The company that ran the Chicago, r 73 41 2.03 Phoenix, pc 96 77 .... ruling National Party feared would show a low turnout over any other House business — but a vote still is days accident-plagued Tsuruga nuclear plant confirmed Cleveland, c 75 51 .52 Pittsburgh, r 80 57 1.25 Columbus, r away. today the power station leaked radioactive waste into 34 61 .31 Portland, Me. r 67 45 .10 in disapproval of race reforms and the economy. Dallas, pc Portland, Or. pc 69 54 .... Political analysts said the result of balloting by the 2.2 the town sewer for four years. Denver, c Providence, r Atlanta killing spree million white voters was a foregone conclusion, with The Japan Nuclear Power Co. Tuesday apologized to Des Moines, pc 76 49 .... Richmond, c Prime Minister Pieter Botha's National Party expec the nation for hushing up two leaks at the plant, which Detroit, r 69 47 .33 St. Louis, pc .78 Duluth, cy 52 38 .06 ting an overwhelming victory. The nation's 18 million exposed 85 workers to high-level radiation and con Salt Lake City, c taminated coastal waters. El Paso, c 88 60 .... San Antonio, cy blacks were not allowed to vote. Hartford, r 66 53 .29 Su) Diego, c 76 65 Honolulu, pc .... Analysts said the key to the election would be the Lottery ‘"I^ere is no room for excuse,” Shunichi Suzuki, the 87 71 San Francisco, c 84 67 adds new dimension Indianapolis, r San Juan, r number of people not voting. They said if more than 70 firm’s president, told the Parliament’s lower house 76 .02 Jacksn, Mss., pc Seattle, r 52 .05 percent of the white voters turn^ up, Botha's reform committee for Science and Technology, which is in Jacksonville, c Spokane, r policies would be vindicated. vestigating the plant’s operation in the town 200 miles Kansas City, pc Tampa, c ATLANTA (UPI) - The killers west of Tokyo. Las Vegas, c preying on the city's black children A turnout of less than 60 percent would indicate rejec N um bers drawn Vermont 837 90 61 Washington, c 85 62 Little Rock, pc 86 63 Wichita, c tion of the policies, the analysts said, and that there was Tuesday: New Hampshire 3375 Company officials told the committee that one of the 75 49 may have turned to young adults in general dissatisfaction with the state of the country's Connecticut 264 Rhode Island 3302 sewer manholes beneath the plant building was Unked the past month because they are fin economy and social services. Maine 211 Massachusetts 3686 by a 2-foot-long pipe to the plant’s nuclear waste storage ding it too difficult to "steal away" room floor. children, Mayor Maynard Jackson says. \ Medical examiners said Tuesday Almanac that Jimmy Ray Payne, the fourth consecutive adult black victim, died in the same general manner as the Capitol Region tiighlights others — by asphyxiation. “There is some speculation that By United Press International one reason why the killer or killers Today is Wednesday, April 29th, the 119th day of 1981 has gone to young adults who for emergency vehicles from east of the river to tenament building on Talcott Avenue in Rockville, phsyically resemble teenagers is No new taxes Hartford hospitals. with 246 to follow. was fined $75 after pleading guilty to a charge of The moon is moving from its last quarter toward its that the (police) net is so tight that State transportation officials have estimated it violating the town’s housing code. new phase. it is obviously more difficult to steal EAST HARTFORD — A proposed $43.9 million would cost more than $160,000 to close the bridge Ronald Marchetti is the second landlord to be The morning star is Mars. away children," Jackson said. budget presented Tuesday by Mayor George A. for the day. The River Festival Committee plans fined in Tolland County Superior Court, for housing The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and At his weekly news conference, Dagon, reflects a 5.8 percent increase over the various events for the entire day and have asked of code violations. A third case is pending. They are Saturn. Jackson said he had ordered the current budget but shouldn't require any increase ficials from area towns to contribute toward the the first landlords charged since the Town Council special task force investigating the ■ costs as well as seeking funding from private con Those bom on this date are under the sign of Taurus. in the tax rate. granted the housing code officer police powers last ’The Duke of Wellington, the British general who killings to join in the search for Jim tributors. December. Dagon has proposed a cut of some $1 million in defeated Napoleon at Waterloo, was bom April 29th, Boston School Committee President John O’Bryant, loft, listens my Ray Payne last Friday, although the Board of Education budget to bring it to $25 police at that time believed he was 1769. from the rear of the courtroom as Suffolk Superior Court Judge million. He said his proposal won't cause any loss in On this date in history: alive. Thomas Morse, right, orders Boston's financially bankrupt the level of town services and it includes $433,000 Withdraw plans Losses possible In 1878, Boston newspapers ran the advertisement: School issue Payne, the 26th victim in 21 for capital improvements and $5,500 to repair the “Telephone, three dollars, guaranteed to work one mile. schools to remain open until the end of the school year...despite months, was found in the Chat gold dome on the Town Hall. The budget will now be SOUTH WINDSOR - TMG Construction Co., claims by the city that It could not pay the bills. (UPI photo) tahoochee River late Monday. He which had filed an application to build 160 con Five miles... five dollars.” subject to review by the Town Council. VERNON — A study just completed by In 1931, President Herbert Hdbver received the King was the fifth to be pulled from the dominium units on West Road, withdrew its specialists from the Massachusetts Institute of suburban Atlanta river, and the 10th application Tuesday night after being asked to of Slam, first absolute monarch to visit the United 1 Technology predicts that the building of Interstate States. victim this year. provide more information about a wetlands area. 291 would harm Vernon’s economy. Dr. Saleh Zaki, associate Fulton Insurance costs up The Planning and Zoning Commission questioned County medical examiner, said whether the 25-acre site can withstand the develop The study concludes that Buckland Commons, a Schools to stay open after an autopsy Tuesday, EAST HARTFORD — Due to the sharply rising ment because much of the area is wetland. But shopping complex proposed for the Manchester- “Asphyxia is the working diagnosis costs of insurance coverage, town officials will be there was some question as to just how much of the South Windsor town line, would only be a communi we have at this point." considering self insurance or joining an insurance area is wetland. So the commission has asked the ty shopping center if the highway isn’t built. The Payne was the 15th victim to be pool with other towns. Mayor Goerge Dagon said. developer to have the soil tested. The developers committee feeis there would be some economic im ahe Hlflilb killed by some form of asphyxia — Dagon told the Town Council that self-insurance agreed to withdraw the application but questioned pact in Vernon, Windsor and Hartford, if it is buiit. despite money woes smothering or strangulation. and joining a municipal pool are increasingly whether the information is needed just for the zone Official Manchester Newspaper Zaki said it appeared that Payne An Atlanta police officer from the missing persons bureau realistic alternatives because of the growing cost of change approval. The report has been forwarded to the U.S. USPS 327-500 Vol. C, No. 178 BOSTON (UPI) — A Superior Mayor Kevin H. White and the City vacation began. Schools reopened had been in the river about five questions residents of the neighborhood where the latest pair of Insurance coverage, especially for heart and Department of Transportation to help officials in Court iudge, declaring students Council, feuding over budgetary Monday after White agreed to days. Thus, like all the recent vic biack youths have been reported missing Tuesday. Meanwhile the their decision concerning the building of the Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by problems, can agree on a permanent provide enough money to keep hypertension coverage for police and firefighters. Study planned the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square iMire a right to a full year’s educa tims, he was dead soon after he dis coroner reported the 26th victim in the Atlanta child killings, Jim The proposed budget for the town reflects an in highway. State highway offlciais said they don’t tion, has ordered Boston schools funding plan. classes going until Tuesday’s ses appeared. my Ray Payne had died of asphyxiation. His body was found Mon know how much weight the report wiii have on the Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at crease of $14,96 for insurance, over the current kept open until summer vacation Morse declared students have a sion before Morse. All 26 of the victims have been day on a river bank. (UPI photo) GLASTONBURY — The Town Council, Tuesday decision. Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER; Send address constitutional right to 180 days of The City Council has approved a amount budgeted. An insurance pool was formed changes to The Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Conn begins June 19, even though city of black, all but two male, and all but last summer with 25 towns joining it and more than night, agreed to establish a study committee to con 06040. ficials say the city’s 64,000-student school under state law and said bond issue to raise $18 million for the last four were 16 years old or $5 million in premiums. The pool offers an initial sider creating a historic district to protect the Main system is bankrupt. Boston must keep its system run the schools, but White has refused to younger. The first two adult vic Street area of town. ning through the end of the sign the legislation until the council Rally slows trains discount of 15 percent below premiums charged by Budget cuts likely To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- Suffolk Superior Court Judge tims, both 21, were retarded. The commercial companies. The move was prompted by the fact that one Thomas Morse Jr., in ruling academic year June 19. adds an additional $27 million to pay third was described as slow-witted. development has already been approved for the '.'ffice hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p m. Monday ’Tuesday was the 142nd day of the for recent court-ordered refunds to NEW YORK (UPI) - Half the sonnel into service to handle the through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery ’Tuesday, suggested the city use $5.5 Apparently Payne, who was out on Main Street area and another is pending. The es VERNON — Mayor Marie Herbst is cautioning school year. city businesses who were parole from a burglary conviction, employees on Conrail's Harlem and line's 80,000 commuters. that additionai budget cuts may be possible in the should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and bv million set aside for property tax Hudson commuter lines called in But even though 16 of the 74 trains tablishment of a historic district assures regulation 7:30 a.m. Saturday. refunds be used to run the schools While not directing White to use overcharged on their property had no mental afflictions. Closing debated of development in the area. In order to establish town’s proposed budget if Governor O’Neiii signs taxes. sick today to attend a rally in on the two lines were canceled, Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for one for the rest of this week while of the tax refund money, Morse told a such a district the proposal has to be finally ap pending legislation. crowded courtroom, ‘"This will be City Attorney Stephen Oleskey Washington, but morning rush-hour there was only slight overcrowding month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six months, ficials try to raise the rest of the es- commuters managed to make it into and minor delays for commuters. HARTFORD — State officials have told a com proved by 75 percent of the property owners In the The mayor said the town could lose $432,000 in an tlmated $30 million deficit. adequate for the rest of this week called Morse’s order “disastrous,” Class reunion proposed district. and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available oii and we can go on from there.” and said his recommendation to work without major problems. “All my trains are on time,” said mittee that is organizing an all-day July 4 festival, ticipated revenues which would be the equivalent of request. City lawyers called the ruling GLAS TONBURY — The Glaston a conductor at Grand Central Ter for both sides of the Connecticut River, that the 2.2 mills in taxes. Private agencies that the town He also noted the city could use divert funds from the tax j-efund ac "We re very happy, " a Conrail ‘‘disastrous’’ and immediately bury High School Class of 1976 will .spokesman said. “We must be doing minal, where the longest delays committee must pay the cost of closing the now funds have been alerted that their requests appealed to the state Supreme Court $9.4 million in state-owed reim count amounted to “robbing Peter To place a classified or display advertisement, or to bursements for past school con to pay Paul.” hold its fifth-year reunion June 13. If something right. " reported were 20 minutes. Founders Bridge for the day. may have to be reconsidered if the expibcted sUte report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711. for a stay. Justice Ruth Abrams there is anyone from the class who It did not appear that many com Officials planning the festival feel the bridge Code violation revenues are cut. The council has to adopt the scheduled a hearing on the request struction projects, which is tied up He said even if a bonding plan is The employees look the day off to Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through has not received an invitation, join a march protesting proposed muters switched to cars because must be closed the day of the fireworks display for proposed town and education budgets by May 7. ’The Friday. today. in the Legislature. approved by White and the council, ’The system’s $210 million budget the city might not be able to sell it please contact Lisa Budd at 633-2390 federal rail cutbacks, forcing Westchester County Parkway safety reasons, especially to ensure there Is access VERNON — A New Britain man who owns a annual tovm meeting is scheduled for May 19. If Morse’s order is overturned, the or Scott Lessne at 633-9148. Police reported the traffic flow was schools will have to close unless ran out April 16 when a 10-day spring on the bond market unless there are Conrail lo press supervisory per constraints on school spending. normal. 4 - THE HERALD, Wed., April 29, 1981 THE HERALD. Wed., April 29, 13fil - 5 New roofing system New phone service studied by committee not yet acceptable MANCHESTER — The building sheet would be laid above the ballast A roofing consultant assured the committee planning renovation of and coated with a r e fle c tiv e committee it is no harder to trace a be carried on trips by persons who the Manchester High School roof coloring, probably white. leak on the rubbery single-ply roof M A N C H E S T E R — Som e the key to eliminating the problem decided last night that conventional The rubber sheets are waterproof. than on a conventional roof. Manchester residents are reluctant of dog feces in parks and have allergies or who are taking mediebtions. The interest came roof construction won’t work. The committee is investigating Installation of the rubbery sheets to use the 911 emergency phone playgrounds. A town ordinance from Wallv Fortin director of the Instead, the committee decided to three different brands of the is also a relatively quick and simple number, a surrey conducted by the requires dog owners to clean up Senior Citizens Center and from further investigate using single-ply, rubbery “ elasto-plastic mem process, which does not require a Health Department indicates. after their pets and failure to comp rubber-like sheets instead of tar. brane.” Carlisle, General Tire and great deal of skilled labor, advised a Holladay Pitts, epidemiologist ly can bring a fine of up to $25 the American Association of The problem with the high school Firestone all manufacture the roofing consultant. with the department, yesterday John Salcius, department Retired Persons. roof is that it has a concrete frame product. reiterated her concern that the at sanitarian, said that with the return Personnel of the Health Depart The building committee plans to ment and of the Water Department rather than a metal frame. The con Some committee members titude expressed by some in the sur of warm weather the department inspect other structures in the area are attending a state meeting today crete has absorbed a great deal of wondered if the rubber material is vey would affect any emergency has been receiving complaints of which have used the new roofing for a discussion of eliminating moisture and the adhesive materials more susceptible to vandalism. But medical service program Instituted children having stepped into or used in conventional roof construc roofing consultants maintain the material. in town. rolled into dog feces in parks. cross-connections in plumbing. At a meeting of the Advisory While board members agreed that Cross-connections in plumbing are tion will not securely attach, com elasto-plastic material is no more The committee also agreed it Board of Health, she said some the recent health fair held in East situations that potentially permit mittee members explained. vulnerable to vandals than a conven would make more sense to award residents apparently prefer to Hartford was successful, some waste water to be drawn back into An independent roofing consultant tional roof. The committee agreed the contract for the roof straight to transport themselves to the members felt the town would be the water supply system, polluting informally advised the committee that no roof is immune to vandalism a roofer, instead of to a general con emergency room of Manchester better off to run its own health fair, it. that the single-ply, rubber-like and the ultimate answer is to keep tractor. That way, the roofer will system is the best way to go. vandals off the roof. Memorial Hospital rather than call not part of a regional program. Tomorrow employees of both have direct responsibility. departments will begin inspecting With this system, insulation would Committee members also worried on emergency services. At the recent fair 121 Manchester be laid on the concrete frame and that it will be harder to detect the But the committee will insist the The survey also indicated an in persons went through various town buildings to find the problems covered with "ballast” , in this case source of a leak, because water roof be built with the materials and terest in cardio-pulmonary resusita- screenings. In 1979, there were 350 and work out solutions to them. a layer of small stones. The rubber would flow through the ballast. to the specifications it chooses. tion,^training and a willingness to screened at the fair in Manchester. Some are expected to involve expen pay $4 to $5 per person for a One argument against the joint sive plumbing installations. paramedic service.. fair was that suppliers of medical Eventually private buildings will Complete details of the survev equipm ent had to turn down also be inspected, but homes are not have not been made public. requests for free supplies because included. Jury wi II determine At yesterday’s meeting Irene they received the requests all at the Smith, chairwomen of the advisory same time. Another was that cer Krystyna Cellchowska, a native of Poland, demonstrated the art of board and a nurse in the hospital’s tain health service agencies were Polish Paper Cutting to students at Verplanck School Tuesday emergency department, said she spread too thin with too many health Polish art morning. The program was part of a series of ongoing art suspected the attitude might have fairs going on in a short span. Still Now you know Gates' changed since the survey. She based another was that the fair was not case charges demonstrations at the school. (Herald photo by Pinto) that observation on the number of adequately promoted. The most massive living thing on patients who come to the emergen A glowing report on one result earth is a California tree named the found in June 1980 in a evidence and return an in “ expressions of concern Young Marcel LaGrange, 8, of Portland, Maine, borrowing a pair HARTFORD (UPI) - A cy room through the 911 route. came from Pitts. She said there was "General Sherman,’’ standing 272 Superior Court grand jury remote field in Andover dictment finding probable and vehement, vociferous of skates from his older sister, tries them out on the sidewalk in Yesterday the advisory board also a big demand for cards designed to feet tall in Sequoia National Park. today prepared to decide about five miles from her cause before a suspect can expressions of outrage, First time front of this pair of striped zebras painted on a wall in the Kennedy Swensson's vote for discussed: be tried for offenses anguish and fear” from bill whether a Glastonbury home, where the body of • Smoking restrictions in public Park housing complex. (DPI photo) carrying a possible Glastonbury residents teenager should be tried her son had been found places. sentence of life in prison or worried by the suspect’s for murder and kidnapping earlier after apparently • Efforts to enforce the dog litter presence in their in the abduction and being run over by a car. death. law. slaying of a housewife and Gates has undergone neighborhood. based on public support Gates has not been Alternative made • The results of a recent health If Gates is indicted, he the death of her infant son. charged in the infant’s treatment at the Elmcrest fair. Prosecutors said they death, but Chief Assistant Psychiatric Institute in would be the third person MANCHESTER - Republican phone calls and letters before the sorry for them.” • The elimination of cross- Reagan’s budget plan would ask the grand jury to State’s Attorney Robert Portland since his parents awaiting trial who could State Representative Elsie vote from people and doctors sup The vote by the Human Services connections in plumbing. return indictments which Meyers said the grand jury posted a $100,000 property face execution under to reducing staff Swensson said this morning that her porting the bill, she said, adding that Committee sent the bill to ap Spotty adherence to limitations on could have Larry Gates, 19, would be asked to return an bond. Officials said he has Connecticut’s revamped tie breaking vote on the Human Ser she went to the YMCA to listen to propriations, 'out it was stopped smoking came in for some discus General Manager Robert Weiss facing a possible death indictment charging Gates been allowed to spend death penalty law. MANCHESTER — A suggestion vices Committee to approve state abused mothers on welfare. there after a vote boxed in the com sion and the consensus was that The current budget is $122,0(X) and sentence if convicted in the with the killing. weekends at home. Donald Couture of that restaurants pay a fee for in funding of welfare abortions was She said “ the more I listened” to mittee’s vote. Appropriations voted more education is needed. Letters the proposed one is within the 8 per to cut jobs in state slaying of Elizabeth Hart, Meyers said the state Gates, a special educa Wallingford and Lawrence spections conducted by the Health due primarily to public support of the input, and considering that the the funding down by one vote. will be sent to restaurant owners and cent increase guideline. 29, and death of her 14- could seek the death penal tion student at Glastonbury J. Pelletier Jr. of Water- Department was offered yesterday the bill. bill was designed to support She added that public input she those who control public otlices in In their budget delilberations the HARTFORD (U P I) - Connec million over the course of the adults would be eliminated as well month-old son, Thomas. ty in the slaying of Mrs. High School, lived a block bury are charged in the as an alternative to cutting down a Federal funding for women medically needed abortions for has received since the decision still forming them of the law. directors are concerned with the ticut would lose $429 million and 8.- federal budget year which runs from as 975 jobs. Gates, who suffers lear Hart because it was com from the Hart family and April 16, 1979, killing of staff position from full to part time. seeking abortions while on welfare welfare women, the most she was runs 60 percent to 40 percent of The law requires restaurants that revenue losses and budget increases 079 jobs under proposed Reagan ad Oct. 1 through Sept. 30. “ Connecticut will have to face ning and emotional dis mitted in the course of kid was an acquaintance of the three guards, in a bloody The suggestion came from Dr. stopped Feb. 15, and state began swayed to approved the bill. favor of "prochoice,” but that if the seat more than 75 persons post signs from a half million to a million ministration budget cuts for the The agency estimates that 1,566 massive cuts in support for abilities, is accused of kid- napping. family. pre-dawn raid at a Alice Turek, health director, who consideration of state funding for She said she originally abstained bill returned to the committee, indicating smoking and non-smoking dollars not anticipated when Weiss next fiscal year. Gov. William public service employment jobs vocational education, services for napping, sexually State law requires a Meyers said his office Purolator Security garage used the figure of $75 as an example the abortions. from the vote, but when the com which could be forced by a petition, areas. It also prohibits smoking in made up his recommendation. It O'Neill s office said today. would be eliminated in 1981, and 5,- the handicapped, supplements for assaulting and shooting the grand jury to weigh had regularly received in Waterbury. said the $7,500 which would come in The Human Services Committee mittee voted in a tie, she broke it she would switch her vote again and all governmental reception rooms appears inevitable that further The $429 million includes $181 976 in 1982, including youth program the disadvantaged and rehabilita substitute teacher who from the town’s 100 restuarants voted on the bill to provide state fun with her vote. vote against the bill. and in m eetin g room s when reductions will be made. million for rail improvements to the positions, plus 157 state jobs. tion monies,” the agency said. lived near his family in the would make it possible to retain the ding for the abortions, and it was ap She said "personally I think pro- “ If it comes to the floor,” she meetings are in progress. Smoking Dr. Turek said a precedent for in Northeast Corridor which Conec- The Labor Department said 103 The Department of Health Ser Hartford suburb. full-time position. proved by one vote, Mrs. Swensson’s choice. It (an abortion) is a private said, " I would probably vote ’no.’” is also prohibited in elevators and in spection charges exists in septic ser ticut was unlikely to receive. state job service positions and 25 un vices estimated it would lose $798,- He was arrested a week The need for either move would matter between the patient and the “ It’s a dead issue,” she said, ad public schools and college vice inspections, but in the past O’Neill, in reports from individual employment insurance jobs would 307 this year and $5.2 million next after Mrs. Hart’s body was though she previously opposed the come about if the Board of Direc doctor,” and added “ but when it ding that she would not sign any classrooms. agencies compiled by the Office of be cut in 1982. year. The agency said the major im state funding. tors further reduces the $132 restaurants have resisted any move comes to welfare women, I just felt petitions to revive the bill. Education was also regarded as Policy and Management, said the The Department of Environmen- pact will be on programs for low in She received approximately 450 departmental recommendation by to impose inspection charges impact of federal cutbacks this come residents. budget year, which ends June 30, The Department of Housing es Girl’s death would be $45.3 million and the loss of timates it would lose $6.1 million 1,659 Jobs this year and $15.7 million next year. is homicide The governor, in a cover letter ac Omc/iae& The agency said the cuts would in companying the 194-page report State to lose clude building 1,000 fewer proposed THOMPSON (UPI) - MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE SUMMER SESSION handed out to legislators and local public housing units. State police said today they Remounts your diamonds officials, said it was impossible to $429 million Also, "Connecticut towns and were treating the death of pinpoint exactly what the federal cities will receive an estimated $7,6 a teen-age girl on a road before your very eyes! budget reductions will mean to million less under the programs side as a possible Connecticut. than was previously available," the homicide. DON’T WAIT — REGISTER NOW MANCHESTER ‘It is, nevertheless, quite clear agency said in its summary. Police said the body, ten 1981 from the report that the cuts will The Connecticut Justice Commis tatively identified as that COMMUNITY have a very significant impact on tal Protection estimates it would sion foresees the loss of $7.6 million of Kimberly A. Gagne, 17, COLLEGE the range and adequacy of services lose $13.9 million this year and $49 if the proposed Reagan administra of North Grosvernor Dale, and opportunities available to million in the next budget period. tion cuts are instituted. The Federal was found Tuesday night EVENING CREDIT CLASSES MORNING CREDIT COURSES NON-CREDIT COURSES Connecticut citizens and local "The greatest dollar impact," the Law Enforcement Assistance Ad next to her parents car. STARTING Eight-Week Session Six-\^ eek Session governments.” O'Neill said.' agency said in its summary, "will ministration would be phased out. She was discovered by a COURSE DATES SESSIONS DAY TIME 0PM said in the report that the fall on local governments that can ill The Transportation Department p assin g m o to ris t on Classes Begin: Monday, June 1 Classes Begin: Momiuy, June 22 They Came to America: federal backing Connecticut would afford the capital investments Pompeo Road about a mile came up with a potential loss of The Immigrants June 1 6 M 7-9: lOp.m lose this fiscal year and the hitherto accomplished with federal $187.9 million in 1982. The total in from her home, officials SH DAY TIME COURSE TITLE SH DAY TIME COURSE TITLE Research Techniques & following year included operating assistance.” said. cludes $181 million for the Northeast Principles of Accounting I 4 M.W 6:30p.m.- 1 I0:00p.m. Principles of Accounting I 4 M-Th 10:10a,m.-12:30p.m. programs, capital funding, loans The Department of Income Corridor rail improvements project. Information Retrieval June 1 6 M 7-9 lOp m Principles of Accounting II 4 T,Th 6:30p.m.- 1 10:00p.m. Intro, to Anthropology 3 M-Th 8:00a.m - 9:50a.m. and loan guarantees. Maintenance listed $2.6 million in Her body was taken to Conversational Italian June 1 8 M 7-9 lOp.m the chief state medical Human Biology 3 T,Th 7:00p.m.- 9:40p.m. Microbiology 4 M-Th 10:10a.m- 1:15p.m. Although the information is in reductions for this year and $46,6 Mixology June 1 7 M 7-9 40p 111 complete, the budget reduction es million for 1982. Exclusively yours examiner’s office in Far Business Law I 3 M.W 7:00p.m.- 9:40p.ni. Basic Photography 4 M-Th 10:10a.m.-12:30p.m. mington for an autopsy Motorcycle Safety June 1 & 10 M 6-8 OOp m timates prepared by agencies The losses, DIM said, would be M.W 7:00p.m.- 9:40p.m. Intro, to Data Processing 3 M-Th 8:00a.m.- 9:50a.m. Real Estate Principles & Practices 3 July 13 "substantially defines the depth and reflected in Medicaid, Aid to How well informed we are of the today. She was pronounced Real Estate Appraisal I 3 T,Th 7:00p.m.- 9:40p.m. Introductory Composition 3 M-Th 8:00a.m - 9:50a.m. breadth of the effect which the Families with Dependent Children, activities in Washington that have dead at the scene Tuesday Best of Classical Music June 2 6 T l’ 79: lOp.m 3 T,Th 7:00p.m- 9:40p,m, Introduction to Literature 3 M-Th 10:10a.m.-12:00noon proposed budget cuts will have in food stamps, refugee assistance and meaning to Manchester depends on by Thompson Medical Intro. To Data Processing Basics of Supervision June 2 4 TU 7-9:40p,m 10:10a.m.-12:00noon Connecticut, ” 0PM said. low income energy assistance our Washington news sources. Examiner Dr. Sherman Computer Programming (R PG ) 4 M.W 6:30p.m.-:I0:00p,m. Creative Crafts 3 M-Th Waldron. Sense and Nonsense: 0PM noted that some of the jobs programs. Every week The Herald gives you Computer Programming (COBAL) 4 T.Th 6:30p.m.-:I0:00p,m. United States History 3 M-Th 10:10a.m.-12:00noon The death was being in Critical Reading June 2 8 TU 7-9 lOp m which would be eliminated are now The Department of Education exclusive reports from our 7:00p.m.- 9:40p.m. Wines of Europe & America/Mixology 3 M-Th 10:10a.m.-12:00noon Macroeconomics 3 M.W June 3 8-10 lOp.m vacant. said it would lose $30.3 million under Washington bureau. The Herald, the vestigated by state police Astrology I 8 W ^ U . l l ^ Reading Rate & Comprehension 3 T.Th 7:00p.m,- 9:40p.m, Basic Mathematics (no credit) 3 M-Th 10:10a.m.-12:00noon Among the big losers would be the the proposed Reagan budget cuts. only news|taper with its own bureau from the headquarters Calligraphy June 3 8 w 7-9 40p.m 3 M.W 7:00p.m.- 9:40p,m. Intermediate Algebra 3 M-Th 10:10a.m.-12:00noon l^bor Department, which would The agency said services to more covering-AVashington for news for detective division and the Introductory Composition Airline Ticketing June 3 7 w 7:30-9p in Manchester. Danielson barracks. 3 T.Th 7:00p.m.- 9:40p.m, Philosophy of Religion 3 M-Th 8:00a.m - 9:50a.m. forfeit $11.5 million this year and $38 than 200,000 children and 6,000 Basic Mathematics (no credit) Universal Ethics June 4 8 Til 7-9: lOp.m 7:00p.m.- 9:40p.m, 10:10a.m.-12:00noon Intermediate Algebra 3 T.Th General Psychology 3 M-Th Science Fiction - Fact or T,Th 7:00p.m.- 9:40p.m. Abnormal Psychology 3 M-Th 10:10a.m.-12:00noon Elementary Statistics ' 3 Fantasy’’ June 4 7 TH 7-8:30p m 4 T.Th 6:30p.m.-10:00p.m. Intro, to Sociology 3 M-Th 8:00a.m.- 9:50a.m. Rhody considers Intro. Mathematical Analysis Healing & Wholeness June 8 6 TH 7-9:10p m T.Th 7:00p.m.- 9:40p.m. Effective Speaking 3 M-Th 8:00a.m - 9:50a.m. FREE • FREE • FREE Introductory Calculus 3 Picasso-’ An Artist’s Life ” June 4 7 Til 7-8 3()p m Intro, to Oceanography 3 M.W 7:00p.m.- 9:40p,m. Watch us Eiglil-VCeek S«'HNi
Two putts on the 18th hole would have been homered against Vermont it was his ninth of sufficient to claim the American Seniors' the season to tie a college record. Johnson Golf Tournament for Manchester's Stan has some tape-measure homers to his credit Hilinski but he required three and that was power North Stars ever since his high school days which makes the difference between winning the coveted Herald his father happy. Gene Johnson, who finally downed Seattle, 4-1, Toronto topped title and winding up in the bridesmaid's role. hung up his spikes last season after playing in By LOGAN HOBSON By MIKE TULLY led a 3-on-O against goalie Pat Flyers in seven games, said they Milwaukee, 6-2, Texas walloped Hikinski. who once dominated the Men's Angle four decades, was a good-hitting minor UPI Sports Writer UPI Sports Wrilrr Riggin, forcing the goalie to make a felt strong but admitted they had not Boston, 9-0, Chicago d efeated Division at both the Manchester Country Club league third baseman for nearly a decade in W illie Randolph hit a three-run Few things in hockey hurt worse spectacular save. Gord Roberts played well. Earl Yost Baltimore, 8-6, California dropped and Ellington Ridge Country Club in cham the New York Giant and Milwaukee Brave homer with two out in the fifth in than giving up a short-handed goal. potted the rebound to give "We were too hungry tonight." Oakland, 3-1, and Kansas City at pionship play, lost out in the Belleair, Fla., Sports Editor farm system. The senior Johnson is currentiv ning and Tom m y John made it stand Giving up two is one of them. Minnesota a 3-1 lead at 19:48. said Calgary captain Brad Marsh Cleveland was rained out. staged tourney in a playoff with Neil lining up his M oriarty Brothers enti^ for the up with a six-hitter Tuesday night to “ We got a couple of breaks killing Just 12 seconds into the third “ When we fell behind we pressed Twins 4, Mariners 1 Croonquist of Edina, Minn., on the Biltmore Hartford Twilight League, the sole surviving help New York defeat Detroit, 4-1, penalties and their defensemen got period, with Calgary still on the too hard to get back, and that made John Castino cracked a pair of Country Club course. adult baseball league in this area. and hand the Tigers their ninth caught pressing,” Tim Young said power play. Young stole a bad pass, for some stupid mistakes.” triples to pace a 12-hit attack and Croonquist, winner in 1976 and runner-up in straight defeat and fifth in a row by Tuesday night, after setting up two led a 2-on-l break and set up Al In a lackluster opener to what is Pete Redfern fired a fivehitter to 1977, was 1-up after the first nine with a par 36 close earlier this month. the Yankees. short-handed goals in one power Mac Adam, who tucked his shot past being hyped as "Th e Battle of New score. The pair halved the next seven holes Father versus son play to lead the Minnesota North York,” defenseman Mike McEwen John said Detroit's slump didn't before the Connecticut golfer squared Stars to a 4-1 victory over the — a valuable member of the Notes off the cuff Tom Kelley ended his “ retirement” as a change the way he pitched them. matters on 17 Both bogied the 18th, Hilinski Calgary Flames in Game 1 of their Rangers when they upset the golf coach when he accepted the post at filing He said, "T h ere’s nothing you do missing out with three putts from 87 feet out. Steve Dussault of Manchester placed sixth Stanley Cup semifinal series. Islanders in six games in 1979 - Junior High. Kelley resigned as Manchester differently at all. Remember, this Hilinski finished with a two over par 73 and in the Connecticut 25-kilometer championship Am erican Game 2 is scheduled for Calgary showed he can help the Islanders, High's golf mentor following last season. club was 7-1 and playing great ball. Stanley posted a medal score of 74-73—147, which in run in Middletown last Sunday in 1:33...Don on Thursday, with the series then too. There was an unusual meeting of father They're just going through the same cluded a double bogey on the final hole. Race, Manchester High baseball coach, was switching to Bloomington, Minn., The swift McEwen. dealt from matching coaching skills with son yesterday It was the 18th hole that did the Silk Town a standout catcher in college and in the cycle we all go through. Now if this for Games 3 and 4. In the other Colorado to the Islanders earlier when Kelley brought his Illing team up League Cup gauge shop owner problems from start to Twilight League...Jim Penders, East were September and you were four semi, the New York Islanders this season, scored one goal and set against Bennet Junior High. Coaching the finish as it turned out. "N ex t year," the Catholic diamond mentor, was a stickout or five games out, then it might be defeated the New York Rangers, 5- up one of two by John Tonelli Bears was Tim Kelley, Tom ’s son, Illing Manchester golfer predicted will be his time during his undergraduate days at UConn with time to worry.” 2, to go one game up. "Two years ago, personally 1 had to enter the winner's circle after being so posted a 5-1 triumph. the baseball team...When Gene Johnson Randolph, who was hitting .173 at “We figured (the Flames) had had a better year and was more con game time, stroked a 2-1 pitch off come off a tough physical series fident, ” McEwen said ‘With the loser Dan Schatzeder, 1-1, for his se lif t the T w in s. R e d fe rn , 2-1, against the (Philadelphia) Flyers Riggin to the glove side for his Islanders you're expected to do cond homer after walks to Graig recorded his first complete game and they might have been a little seventh playoff goal. well. This game helped me a lot Nettles and Bucky Dent In the fifth this season. tired,” continued Young, who also “ We worked hard at using a basic Duane Sutter and Billy Carroll inning. Blur Jays 6, Brewers 2 scored a goal for Minnesota. “ We strong-skating gam e,” said Young. scored the other Islanders' goals Ken Macha, making his first start have to use our skating to force “ That is the way you have to beat while Anders Hedberg and Ed Yaz, Evans escape injuries them on the power play. They have a Calgary — you have to outskate Hospodar scored for the Rangers. “That time was the first time I since being purchased from Mon really felt aggressive,” said Ran treal in January, drilled a two-run very potent power play.” them." Denis Potvin. who played the op DALLAS (UPl I — Boston Red Sox "The front end of our cab was just said it appeared the accident was Names were being withheld pen dolph. “ I ’ve been swinging decently double to highlight a four-run rally With M innesota leading. 2-1, The North Stars, who had not posite point on the power play with outfielders Carl Yastrzemski and ruined — totaled. We don't know triggered by a collision involving ding notification of relatives, but the ball hasn't been falling in in the sixth inning that sparked the Calgary sensed the chance to tie the beaten the Flames this year in the McEwen. praised McEwen's ability Dwight Evans escaped injury in a how nothing came through the two cars in front of the cab occupied Boston outfielder Gary Hancock, Blue Jays. score with a man advantage at 18:20 small Calgary Corral, outskated to generate an attack grinding three-car collision late windshield. There were bodies by Yastrzemski and Evans. who was driving by just moments John Wockenfuss reached John, 3- While Sox 8, Orioles 6 of the second period. But the their opponents and attacked Riggin “ Mike is very good at moving the Tuesday that killed three persons flying all around us and tires — even Apparently one car was attemp after the accident, saw Yastrzemski .1, for a solo home run leading off the The Chicago White Sox pounded New York Islander goalie Bill Smith lies on the puck but it was Flames, eager to get a goal before in the first period, pelting him with puck, ” Potvin said. "The other guys and injured four others. the roof of one car. ting to cross the highway when it and Evans standing on the side of second, but newly acquired catcher 1980 American League Cy Young One score ruled goal for Rangers' Anders Hedberg, center, while Islanders' the second period ended, got 16 shots. The Flam es’ goalie stopped don't know what he's going to do and The collision occurred on "Th e cab pulled over to the side of was struck, he said. One of the cars road and said there were at least Barry Foote tied the score, LI, in Award-winner Steve Stone for six Ken Morrow tries to defend In first period of NHL playoff game last careless. 44 shots in all. neither do I. but 1 better find out Interstate 30 just inside the Dallas the road abd got out to see if could went spinning across the highway four bodies lying on the road and two the third with a solo homer, his first straight hits in the second inning to night in New York. (UPI photo) Young, who scored earlier in the The Flames, who won their pretty soon if we re going to play- city limits about 11:45 p.m. help but there wasn’t much we could and was hit by the cab. persons hanging out of one car. hit of the season. Foote, playing his score six runs, then went on to period to give Minnesota a 2-0 lead. quarter-final series against the together ' "Suddenly lights just came at us. " do. There were bodies lying all over Dallas police said three persons first game since being acquired triumph. Yastrzemski said "The cars just the road. I ’ll never know how we were killed and four injured. All of from the Chicago Cubs, was O-for-22 Angels .3, A’s 1 The players were returning to exploded. They hit head on and just weren’t killed or hurt." the injured were taken to Parkland with Chicago. TTiree California pitchers com their Dallas hotel following Tuesday exploded. The car in front of us just Investigators said they were still Hospital. John allowed only three hits bined on a six-hitter and Bobby night’s game with the Texas Pats fail to lancJ started to spin... and the cabbie attempting to determine the cause Two persons were in critical con thereafter and struck out one Grich hit a solo homer to lead the Hagler Rangers in Arlington. Boston lost, 9- jammed on the brakes but our cab dition, a hospital spokesman said, without walking a batter. Angels over the A ’s, who suffered of the accident. 0. still hit the other car. and two others were listed as fair. In other games, Minnesota only their third loss of the season. Celts confident A sheriff's department spokesman to fight defensive lineman
FOXBORO, Mass. (U P I) — Once touted defensive tackle Leonard June 13 again, the New England Patriots Mitchell was available, than second- have drafted on the theory that it’s round choice Anthony Collins was a Rhoden unbeatable better to have a quality player in a of taking 76ers shock. BOSTON (UPI) — “ Marvelous" position of strength than take a The little-known Collins, who Marvin Hagler, the undisputed BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston If 7-foot center Robert Parish, a who was quiet in the first two chance in the position of need. played at East Carolina, made his 'i m iddleweight boxing king, and Celtics, down 3-1 to the Philadelphia second-team all-star during a 62-20 games, will continue. Again sticking to the ‘Best name as a runner-kick returner and former champion Vito Antuofermo 76ers for the second straight year in regular season championship, had Philadelphia coach Billy Cun Athlete Available" philosophy, the will give the Pats some insurance if in month of April met face to face Tuesday to formal Patriots failed to land the prized they can't resign Horace Ivory the National Basketball Association played that way so far... ningham wants the reknowned Dr. ly sign for their June 13 match at the Eastern Conference finals, don't If they had been able to contain J. to continue scoring, but not too defensive lineman they’ve been "He was the number one player on Boston Garden. seeking for years. Instead, they the board, " Steinburg said of the 5- By FRED MoMANE hit for 6 1-3 innings, settled for a Reds 8, Padres 2 think they are on the brink of 76er rookie guard Andrew Toney,., much, The two grudgingly eyed each went for the most highly rated foot-ll, 202 pounder, who scored UPI Spnris Wriler three-hitter and Jack Clark hit a Tom Seaver scattered eight hits elimination this time. If the Celtics had done all that, of “ I would hope that we wouldn’t other for the first time since Nov. athlete at the time they picked and nine touchdowns last year, two on Righthander Rick Rhoden who three-run homer in powering the and the Reds scored eight runs in "This team is completely course, they would not be trailing 3- have to put that burden on him,” 30, 1979 when they fought for 15 ended up with an offensive tackle kickoff returns missed most of last season with a Giants to victory. the fifth inning to defeat the Padres. different,” reserve center Rick 1. Cunningham said. rounds to a draw. After that con and a running back in their first two ' " I f there was a defensive lineman shoulder injury, pitched his first Asirus 2, Braves 1 The Reds sent 13 batters to the plate Robey told reporters after an Boston General Manager Red “ We don’t need to have one person troversial bout, the referee, who did picks. who was that close, we'd have taken shutout since Sept. 19, 1978 Tuesday Don Sutton and Dave Smith com and collected five of their 12 hits in enthusiastic practice Monday, the Auerbach is moaning the if’s too, es go out and score 30, 40 points for us not score the fight, congratulated "If you don’t draft the best player one. You never have enough running night, stopping the New York Mets, bined on a three-hitter and Jose the fifth inning. day after the Celtics lost a dis- pecially that first game the mistake- to beat this team. We needed Doc to Hagler on his victory. available, it’s going to come back backs and if we should have problem 8-0, on nine hits in leading the Cruz hit a double and a home run to spiriting 107-105 game. prone Celtics had in control the first score more points last year. Our " I have no grudge against the and haunt you someday,” said draft with Ivory, this is the guy who can Pittsburgh Pirates to victory. “ Our attitude last year was ‘oh half. offense has expanded. W e’ve got fight,” Hagler said Tuesday. "One czar Dick Steinberg. “We’re not replace him ' The triumph raised Rhoden’s well, that's it, we’re beaten.' This Last year a dispirited Celtics more scoring weapons. Doc’s able to thing I proved to the world is that I going to reach way down low when The Patriots tried but failed to career record for the month of April year we're still confident we can team went out with a whimper. This do other things. It’s his greatest did win the fight that night in we’ve got a better player, better regain a third round pick, which to 13-0 and brought cries of protest beat Philly,” said Robey. year, says Auerbach, coach Bill year.” November,” he said. " I t taught me competitor up higher. In the long they traded Minnesota last year for from Mets' Manager Joe Torre. National If they are ousted by the Sixers Fitch “ has them confident. “ You’ve a lot. It toughened me up and made run, that’s the way you have to build Chuck Foreman. Steinberg said they “He throws a lot of breaking again, the Celtics will have have un got to take one game at a time.” Erving has helped stop the spon me a man." a football team.” offered their second round choice to pitches and he might throw a spitter til next season to ponder one word: Auerbach, who saw the 1968 NBA taneity stirred by Bird when the League Hagler won the title Sept. 27, 1980, The Patriots actually came within both Minnesota and Atlanta for or two or three,” said Torre. “ He if. champion Celtics overcome the Celtics forward is allowed his free in England from Alan Minter and seconds of landing blue chip defen either of those teams two thirdrouiid scuffs the ball up pretty good, too, If they hadn’t shot I8-for-30 from same 3-1 difference to beat a wheeling running game, but the sucessfully defended it January 17 sive end Donnell Thompson of North choices but the deal fell through. although (National League Presi the foul line in an opening game 105- Philadelphia team led by Wilt Celtics say they’ve already forgotten the first four games. against Fulgencio Obelmejias. Carolina. But the Minnesota dent ) Chub Feeney doesn’t think so. 104 loss... Chamberlain, says the 1981 Celtics Detroit Manager Sparky Anderson heads back to dugout Hagler, who said the Aneuofermo Vikings, picking just before New The Patriots grabbed linebacker We sent a couple of balls over to him If guard Nate Archibald had genuinely believes it- still has a between some indecisive umpires during game against New York lead the Astros to victory over the rematch will be “a great fight ”, England, traded their pick to Don Blackmon of Tuhsa in the fourth and he just laughed.” called a time out or penetrated to chance. Got point Yankees. Anderson won argument that Tiger batter Lance Parrish Braves. would enter the title bout with a 51- Baltimore and the Colts promptly round. Steinberg said the 6-foot-3. Whatever Rhoden had on the ball the basket with a few seconds left “ You don’t worry about what did have home run. Umpire did not realize ball hit upper deck Expos 6, Phillies 3 2-2 record with 42 knockouts. He is swept up Thompson. The Patriots 235-pounder had a strong chance to it resulted in 16 groundouts with the and his team trailing by two points you’re behind,” he said. facing before being caught by Yankee outfielder.(UPI photo) Chris Speier contributed a single, the only champion recognized by then grabbed offensive tackle Brian crack the starting lineup as an in Pirates turning four double plays. in that fourth game, instead of The Celtics have a new “ if” to double and triple and knocked in two both the World Boxing Association Holloway of Stanford, a 6-foot-7, 270 side linebacker. Blackmon played throwing a half-court pass 76er worry about. If the rejuvenation of The Pirates supported Rhoden runs in helping the Expos snap the and World Boxing Council. pounder who was the No. 2 rated on Tulsa's 1977 basketball team, the forward Bobby Jones stole from NBA Most Valuable Player Julius with 14 hits and broke the game open Phillies’ four-game winning streak. He will be 29 at the time of the offensive lineman in the draft. year he was redshirted from foot Larry Bird... Erving, the 76er magician forward with a five-run third inning which Steve Ratzer gained the victory with bout. ”We would have taken Thompson ball due to neck injury featured a two-run homer by Bill Larry Christenson taking the loss. "1 am just glad to be here," An but we still got a fine player." In the fifth round, the Patriots Madlock. Mike Easier drove in Putnam’s long homer tuofermo told reporters Tuesday. Steinberg said. “ He’ll battle our finally landed a defensive lineman three runs for the Pirates who / Surgery needed "In fighting Hagler, I’m the starters for a job." in tackle Steve Clark of Kansas tagged Mike Scott, 0-2, with the loss. Sherwin first NE challenger in my own place. ” Holloway was described by Stan State. Steinberg said Clark was "a Elsewhere in the National PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Jeff Oakland relief pitcher Craig Antuofermo, 28, won the ford coach Paul Wiggin as “the late bloomer who had a fine Senior League, San Francisco blanked Los Cook, a starting forward for the Mlnetto catches a few winks middleweight crown on June 30, most dominant college lineman I ’ve Bowl He has a chance to make this Angeles, 6-0, Houston nipped Atlan Phoenix Suns, will undergo surgery while relaxing In the bullpen. gridder selected 1979, when he outpointed Hugo Corro seen.” He broke into Stanford’s team. And we didn't make this helps sink Red Sox ta, 2-1, Montreal downed for the removal of a piece of bone in Pitchers for American Leanie in a 15-round decision at Monte starting lineup as a sophomore and choice to please the media " Philadelphia, 6-3, and Cincinnati his right heel today. Carlo. After his November draw also played in the 1981 Senior Bowl Western Division A's have been By United Press International An interesting sidelight was that ARLINGTON, Texas (UPII - innings, complaining of respitory Bump Wills. The Rangers scored routed San Diego, 112. St. Louis at A spokesman for the Suns said the foot-5 , 240-pounder is regarded by with Hagler, he lost the title to ‘ I ’m lucky. I've had a great op both Holloway and Clark are retur making It a habit to go the dis Tim Sherwin feels he’s in pretty When the fences at Arlington ailment. He struck out three and two runs in the seventh on a Chicago was rained out. operation would relieve an Achilles scouts as an excellent blocker and a Minter at Las Vegas on March 16, portunity to experience a wide-open, ning to Massachusetts in that their select company and the Boston Stadium were moved back 10 feet gave up two hits. sacrifice fly by Jim Sundberg and an Giunis 6, Dodgers 0 tendonitis condition that bothered tance and the bullpen crew has good receiver. 1980, in a 15-round decision. pro system at Stanford and it will fathers were stationed al llanscom College tight-end is “ unbelievably Pat Putnam didn't like the change — Zimmer said Jenkins had RBI single by Billy Sample. Alan Ripley, who did not allow a Cook throughout the 1980-81 season. seen little service. (UPI photo) “I’m feeling good right now — Antuofermo last fought Mauricio better prepare me for the pros. 1 Field in Bedford, Mass happy” to be a member of the at least as far as his bat was con problems breathing between ever since that call came,” Sherwin Aldana on April 2 in Chicago where spent 65 years or 70 percent of my Holloway's fattier was a lieute pitches, a reaction to a sinus Baltimore Colts. cerned. said. “It’s a big relief. I’m un WfdS he won a 10-round decision. In the time pass blocking so 1 have to work nant colonel and he lived in problem that was aggravated by a Sherwin was taken by the Colts on But the extra distance didn't seem believably happy about this. It’s in April ratings, he is ranked as the on my run blocking, " Holloway said Lexington for three years. Clark's the 11th pick in the fourth round of to bother the Texas first baseman cold he caught during the team’s credible.” No. 8 challenger by WBC and the If Holloway was a surprise, and he father was a sergeant and he lived Tuesday’s NFL draft, the first New ■ George Rogers Tuesday night as he smashed a 420- last road trip. Sherwin was the 94th player taken 19th by WBA. was to some degree in that highly on the base foot homer to centerfield and Steve Comer, 2-0, picked up the Valenzuela toast of Los Angeles England collegian selected. The 6- in the draft and the sixth tight end. No. 1 choice powered the Rangers to a 9-0 win win. He pitched 3 2-3 innings, giving over the Boston Red Sox. up two hits. Comer left the game NEW YO R K (U P I) — His wife, Jo, was The blast came off Steve Craw after a seventh-inning rainstorm day s game with the Giants, the only team cooking spaghetti for dinner, so Tommy ford, now 0-2, in the fourth inning delayed play for 48 minutes. Bob that has scored a run o ff him, Valenzuela NFL college football draft involves 166 selections Lasorda figured he’d better do a little jogging while the Rangers were recording Babcock pitched the final 2 1-3 in blanked them on seven hits and contributed beforehand. their second straight shutout of the nings to preserve the shutout. Sports three hin..;?!.'. He put on his warm-up suit, told her he’d be Red Sox, something Texas had been “ W e’ ll com e out of it,” said People all over the country who didn’t even back in half an hour and took o ff toward his unable to do since blanking Boston manager Ralph Houk, “ The Parade know of Valenzuela four weeks ago are aware neighborhood schoolyard not far from where Baltimore in consecutive games in Rangers have had two games of Milt of him now. Baseball writers and T V crews 1979. good pitching and good defense.” he lives in Fullerton, Calif., 25 miles from from the Los Angeles area are making trips Los Angeles. Putnam's .313 average signals one Putnam’s blast capped a four- Richman to his home in Mexico to find out more about As Lasorda approached the schoolyard, two Few stat wizards remain untapped of his best starts ever. inning fourth for the Rangers. him. Scalpers were asking and getting as boys, one 8, the other 6, recognized him and “ He's hit all spring and the book Mickey Rivers opened with a much as $40 for a ticket to Dodger Stadium began running along with him. The Dodger on him was that he is a slow single and Crawford hit A1 Oliver when Valenzuela pitched against the Giants NEW YORK (UPI) - To NFL available include Wake Forest Conference as he led North Carolina Green and San brancisco returned Carolina, Denver took a third manager immediately saw they both were of lo o k tackle Curt Marsh of starter,” said Texas manager Don with a pitch. Buddy Bell beat out an Monday night and a standing room only scouts, numbers apparently don’t guard Billy Ard and Houston defen to an 11-1 record. to the West by taking Southern Southern California player, defen Mexican extraction and the older boy had Washington. San Diego, already Zimmer. “Pat Corrales (former infield hit to load the bases and crowd of 49,478 was on hand. tell the story as far as the 46th an sive tackle Hosea Taylor. “ I ’m going to try to bring the New California defensive back Ronnie sive back Dennis Smith, and Detroit something on his mind. proud of him. I ’ve been in baseball more than featuring the lop offense in pro foot Texas manager) said not to pay any Johnny Grubb gave the Rangers a 1- ^ s o rd a , who speaks Spanish quite well, nual collegiate draft is concerned. The University of Pittsburgh York people something they deserve Lott. Los Angeles, which dealt dis also went for a California player, “ You know, Tommy Lasorda, my father is 35 years and I ’ve never seen anything like it. ball. added another weapon in attention to him (Putnam) in the 0 lead with a sacrifice fly, setting up talks glowingly about Valenzuela, not only as After more than 10 hours of dominated Tuesday’s selections as — a winner,” said Taylor. gruntled linebacker Bob Brudzinski wide receiver Mark Nichols of San going to buy a radio tomorrow so we can Not this fast, anyway.” James Brooks, the most productive spring, but this year he's hitting Putnam’s blast over the centerfield a pitcher but also as a person, and has no deliberation produced six . rounds 11 Panthers were chosen — by far The New York Jets initiated the to Miami earlier in the day, used a Jose State, listen to Fernando pitch,” he said, continuing Even allowing for Dave “ Boo” Ferriss, runner in Auburn’s history. Atlanta everything,” fence. trouble communicating with him. He took and 166 selections, a few statistical the leading number for a single West Coast picks by choosing pick obtained from Washington to Pittsburgh, looking to rebuild an to run alongside. who started off with 10 straight victories for took defensive back Bobby Butler of “ Everybody is hitting the ball,” Texas added three runs in the him out to have a big steak before Monday’s wizards remain untapped for school. Ironically, All-America take Michigan linebacker Mel aging “ Steel Curtain” defense, took Lasorda likes to clown around sometimes the Boston Red Sox in 1945, no pitcher in Florida State. said Putnam. “ I think if everybody sixth on a two-run single by Mario game and then they went to a clothing store Wednesday’s final session. defensive end Hugh Green one of the Owens. Oklahoma defensive end Keith and his players occasionally kid him about major league history ever has broken in quite is hitting then the next batter will be Mendoza and an R B I single by where the Dodger manager bought his rookie Stump Mitchell of The Citadel, a big surprises of the first round, “ I wanted to go to a team where it Gary, Baltimore, which made a late how he equates Dodger blue with eternal as spectacularly as Valenzuela. Dallas named Missouri tacsle trying to hit, too. Even the outs we southpaw a finely tailored dark blue pin 5-foot-9, 190-pound honorable men lasted until Tampa Bay tabbed him was warm, I wanted to be close to trade with Minnesota for draft reward in heaven, but what this little boy had He gave some foreshadowing of what was Howard Richards, Philadelphia took make are hit hard.” suit and a pair of shoes. tion Ali-America, was not drafted on the seventh pick. New York people home (Natchez, Miss.) and I wanted choices, chose N irth Carolina Erving lauded to say, and the way he was saying it, really to come when he didn’t allow a run in his first Leonard Mitchell, a 6-7 defensive Putnam said he still believed _ He s such a great kid,” Lasorda says. despite finishing second in the na Heisman Trophy winner George to go to a team with the potential to defensive tackle C lell Thompson got to him. two relief appearances with the Dodgers last deserve winner end from Houston, and Buffalo, moving the fences would hinder P H IL A D E L PH IA (U P I) — Julius You should’ve seen him when he was getting tion in rushing. Mitchell gained 1,647 Rogers of South Carolina and go to the Super Bowl,” Green said. and New England went right back to “ Tears came to my eyes, so help me God,” September after they brought him up from using the pick from Oakland, ended home run production, but it could Erving of the Philadelphia 76ers measured. He was preening like a peacock.” yards and 14 TDs but he was not Taylor, the offensive and defensive “ I got all three.” the California connection, taking Lasorda says, relating the incident. “ I guess I San Antonio, and so far this season, he has the first round by taking Penn State help the team as a whole. “ We Tuesday was named winner of the Dodger catcher Mike Sciosia, who has among the 20 backs chosen. pride of the (Darolinas, as expected Cincinnati took David Verser, a Stanford tackle Brian Holloway. started thinking about human beings and the turned in four shutouts and five consecutive running back Booker Moore. fhould get more extra-base hits,” he Seven (browns of Sports award given handled Valenzuela in four of the games he were the first two players selected rugged wide leceiver from Kansas, Washington, on a choice from Los emotion they show over someone they relate complete game victories while giving up only Tennessee State’s flashy quarter explained. to the NBA's most valuable player p itc h y this year, doesn’t speak Spanish and before clubs began a furious Califor Chicago went to the California Angeles, took Pittsburgh tackle to, how a young fellow like this Fernando one run. He has a string pf 28-13 scoreless in back, Joe Adams, also is available Freeman M cNeil, a running back "W e’re just hitting,” said as evaluated by a computer. has been asked how he communicates with for selection today despite a senior nia gold rush. from UCLA, with the third choice stockpile by taking Keith Van Mark May and Oakland, on a choice The big surprise on the first round Valenzuela can suddenly come along and cap nings going, a 0.20 earned run average and him. Zimmer, whose team has a .325 bat Erving, who won the $10,000 New Orleans selected Rogers to Horne, a tackle from Southern from Houston, named Texas Tech was the failure of any of the clubs to ture the hearts of so many people. You can’t has yielded only 22 hits in 45 innings while season in which he threw for 2,848 and Seattle took his teammate, ting average against Boston. “ It just award for the second straight year, isn’t that tough,” he says. “ I know open the draft and the New York California, and Baltimore took safety Ted Watts. Cleveland, select Neil Lomax, the record- even explain why, but the way the Mexican striking out 43. Along with everything else, yards and SO TDs. defensive back Kenny Easley. St. happens. 'That’s what we hoped for. compiled a top rating ahead of there are three things he likes, and if he gets Clemson kicker Obed Ariri was Giants took Taylor, the rugged Louis took another linebacker, E.J. Pittsburgh fullback Randy looking to help the worst pass smashing quarterback from people are identifying with him is just like all the stocky screwballer from Navajoa, It's just tough to beat good hitting.” Adrian Dantley of the Utah Jazz, in a jam, I just mention them to him — beer, linebacker from North Carolina. McMillan. defense in the NFL, took Hanford Portland State who last year helped the black people did with Joe Louis and the Sonora, Mexico, who speaks virtually no not picked although he led the nation Junior of Alabama, and Green Bay Three Rangers pitchers held Moses Malone of the Houston food and lite beer. Then I go back and he’s all with 23 field goals as a senior. Ariri Taylor, a 6-3, 243-pounder with a surprised by taking California’s Miami named Oklahoma running Dixon, a defensive back from produce 105 points in a victory over Italians did with Joe DiMaggio. They’re so English, owns a .438 batting average. In Mon fired up again.” Boston to five hits. Ferguson Rockets and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar also stands No. 1 on the all-time rare combination of size and speed, Rich Campbell, the only quarter back David Overstreet, Kansas City Southern Mississippi. Delaware State. Lomax finally went Jenkins started and left after three of the Los Angeles Lakers. NCAA list with 63 career field goals. was named Player of the Year last back to go in the first round. picked tight end Willie Scott, Oakland swapped first-round to St. Louis as the fifth player on the Other possible talent nuggets year in the Atlantic Coast Tampa Bay gladly snatched up Rogers’ teammate at South picks with Buffalo and the Raiders second round. 12 - THE HERALD. Wed,, April 29, 1981 THE HERALD. Wed., April 29, 1981 — Ijl Betty's Recipes and Menus FOCUS/ Food TV'Mo vies / Comics S c o r e b o a r d
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By J.KANNK I.KSEN Scouts compile cookbook extends the refrigerator most expensive cuts of all. with a narrow 6-inch-long I PI Fainily editor life of fresh meat, said Francis showed how to cut blade. Maintain its edge on every store item? Economists who another speaker, Lori it into a roast, steaks and with a sharpening steel. By LLO YD G. CARTER With help from their ti and mini-pizza are his off it, they don’t laugh any predicted an 18 percent Patane, consumer affairs cubes (from the tapered —Use a ruler to mark off Easy spaghetti, dreamy parents, the boys had a favorite recipes. more.” jump in the retail price of director for a Ft. Wayne, WASHINGTON (U(UPl) P l) —- sumer groups expressed liashas been experimenting "'rtieThe majority of o; people end) for fondue or kabobs. cuts on the top of the sub green beans and pineapple local print shop produce a How often has he made Orders for "How to Sur Pan f'cinciimorc r>nno if tfio f o a r that itnrr* nrir^inrr \«ri1h n m viorb »T ^«rr>V »or» ar«i a/*/'nntinrr it c meat this year were way Ind. packer. By Can consumers cope if the fear that item pricing with unmarked merchan ire accepting it." she said Most fat trimmings are primal before you begin wheels are helping three cover. They easy spaghetti? vive While Mom’s Away” off base — at least for the eliminating oxygen, she price isn't marked on each would eventually dis dise since 1978 Mickey Ms. Mathews rejects thrown away. Francis cutting. young Boy Scouts get to the mimeographed the first “ Oh, about once,” he should be sent to: 669 first quarter of the year. said, the meat can be carton, sack, can and bot appear. Legislation was in Clerc, director of adver Barcus' complaints she suggests saving the fat —Even if a boneless the National Scouting Jam edition, which has 68 pages said, "because my mom Argonaut, Manteca, Ca,, Beef prices rose an es refrigerated three to four tle at the supermarket? troduced in congress lo tising for the .lack.sonvile. said the best place to com from the tenderloin. It is roast doesn’t need to be boree in Virginia this and 56 recipes. The usually makes hers.” 95336. timated 2 percent over the weeks as long as the Six states have passed require item pricing II Fla., company, told UPl pare prices is in the aisle kidney suet, a basic in tied together, it should summer. emphasis is on easy-to- Jeff’s ' mother said the The Dreamy Green same period last year, and package remains un iaws that say “no" in failed, the firm has found "very where similar merchan gredient in many steamed have a strand of butcher’s Jeff Sargent and Scott prepare dishes. cookbook includes “ a lot of Beans recipe from ‘How pork, only about 11 per opened. After opening, the varying degrees. Hundreds Ken Barcus. a legislalive positive consumer reac dise is displayed She said holiday puddings. twine tied around the mid Hicken, both 13, and James “ There’re dinners, old recipes that we’d been to Survive When Mom's cent. contents may be of local laws also require assistant for the Consumer tion ' in the 1(X) or so of its consumers don't walk Estimates of edible meat dle, at right angles to the Bybee, 12, all of Manteca, breakfasts, snacks, using for years at home.” Away” isn’t likely to put Celebrations may be refrigerated raw up to four most items in a grocery Federation of America, 1,2(X) stores where prices around the store to com yields from home- grain. You can’t see the Calif., have put together a desserts and lots of easy “ When we got to the Julia Child out of business: premature. days, she said. store be price marked. told UPl unmarked are no longer marked pare canned goods to dried butchered subprimals grain after roasting, Fran cookbook, "How to Survive directions,” said Jeff, a vegetable and salad sec UtenHilH: Meat industry economist Small cuts can also be The issue is far from merchandise is a bad deal "It is the only significant or frozen versions anyway range from 80 percent for cis said, so the twine when Mom’s Away.” It’s Star Scout. "And there’re tion, that was the most Cun upeni'r Ewen M. Wilson says even frozen in their original settled, especially with the because the shopper: development in many brisket to 96 percent for becomes a carving guide. hints for the cooks in the challenging,” she said. Medium linking fliNli "With t he coSt of if droughts or low profits packages, but Francis said selling like, well, hotcakes. advent of warehouse —Can't carry a can of years which has allowed us boneless beef tip. These Francis also showed how kitchen. It tells them to “ We had to use Jellos and Kiih lid everything including food for cattle ranchers should whole beef subprimals The three pals, with a lit- grocery stores that cut corn, for example, to to reduce expenses in any figures are from a free to turn a whole, boneless wash their hands and all apples and things that ■Spoon going up. the major con increase the amount of should be cut up first. tle help from their costs by eliminating item another part of the store way, shape or lorm," he folder being distributed at pork loin into a handsome kinds of stuff.” would be interesting to IngredientH; sumer concern is the cost beef in retail stores later Otherwise they freeze too mothers, thought u{i the pricing. and then be able to check said "All our expenses are meat counters where the roast or cut it into steaks idea last summer when it The boys got their first kids.” 1 cun Frencli-Hlyle of an Item rather than this year, more meat and slowly for safety and quali In what is regarded as a the price against that for going up. " bagged cuts are sold. and cubes for kabab big break when Boy’s Life The boys and their green lieiinx whether the cost is on an possibly lower prices then ty retention. became apparent they major industry test case, frozen corn Clerc added that Giant's Chuck roll and rib eye also cooking. magazine ran an article on parents had think tank I eun er4‘ uni of item TI m e s a i; e would be followed by shor Francis, who is were going to have to raise the issue has been revived —Can’t check the ac move IS ol interest lo the have yields above 90 per In the first case, he them. It was followed by sessions where they came inuHlirooiii Hoiip diflerent. " she said tages and higher prices merchandising director for considerable dough — the by Giant Foods, a regional curacy of the prices industry because the com cent. butterflied the loin — cut stories in three local up with recipe names such I can Freneli-fried Giant accompanied un later. the Chicago-based National green kind — to finance the chain based in Washington. charged at the checkout pany has been an innovator The folder. "Cut Your ting from the fat-covered California papers, in their as lazy boy and tin foil onion ringn marked pricing with price Wilson’s remarks were Live Stock and Meat two-week trip to the July D C., which recently counter or after unloading in the field of consumer Own Beef in-a-Bag,” also side almost all the way to stews. Many of the dishes DireelioiiH; reductions on hundreds of made at a news conference Board, demonstrated meat jamboree. hometown, Manteca, and stopped putting prices on the groceries at home rights shows and tells how to the lean side. He then in Stockton and Modesto. can be prepared while 1. W usli Iiu ik Ih. items in New York City spon cutting with, among other “ Jeff thought of the idea its merchandise in all its —Can't check the price of The six states with laws divide subprimals at home. folded it. lean sides Orders for the $2.25 book camping. 2. Open eiiiiM. sored by the consumer af things, a beef rib eye sub for a cookbook," says stores. newly bought groceries governing item pricing are A similar folder for pork together, using the uncut A 10-pound boneless beef rib eye Is divided Into six one-inch steaks and a so far have come from as Jeff said they get some 3. Turn on oven lo .'ISO She also said her com fairs committee of the primal (currently selling in Scott, who is two merit . Giant is not the first against those already at Rhode Island. Connecticut, subprimals is expected to part as a hinge, and tied it four-pound roast. Also salvaged Is a half-pound of lean trim and one and-a- teasing at school, but degrecH. pany had found com American Meat Institute, a Chicago for $3.59 a pound). badges away from far away as Alaska. At this chain to try this — but its home to tell whether prices Michigan, New York, be ready for distribution by with butcher’s twine every Hioh DriCGS pounds of fat. Demonstration was by John Francis, merchandising added: 4. Pour lu-uiiH, Hoiip, puterized checkouts meat packers trade He divided it into 5.2 becomng an Eagle scout. writing, they have sold 1,- Washington location and an are up or down Minnesota and mid-fall, Francis said. few inches. Result: a ^ “ Sometimes people ask und half of the onioiiH "much more accurate than association. Wilson is pounds of steaks (eight “ director for the National Live Stock and Meat Board In Chicago, who es “ We went to the library (XX) copies (with an initial attack on the company by —Can't be sure if the Massachusetts. Single copies of the beef boneless roast with a thin how come boys are writing into dinli und liuke for 20 the human being can ever AMI’S director of steaks) and a 3.8 pound timates average savings with home butchering at 20 to 50 cents a pound ’ and different places get expense of $250) and have .several national public in shelf labels or the Legislation is pending in cutting folder can be ob layer of fat all around for a cookbook and I just tell iiiinuteH. be There is almost a zero economics and statistics. roast. He even salvaged (UPl photo) ting recipes. We tried out put together a second edi terest groups have stirred merchandise they go with another 1.3 states. In tained by sending a self- self basting. them we have to earn Removi- from oven percent error" He said the final figures about 5 ounces of trim almost ail of them. I don’t tion with better quality up more than usual in have been accidentally slid California- where Ralphs, addressed, stamped Contrary to popular printing. money, \yhen I tell them und lop with ri-inuining won’t be in until late April, mings from the fatty tail of declined somewhat during cook very much though. I terest around on the shelf so that a n o t h e r chain, h a s In addition, the stores business size envelope with belief, he said, cutting restrict irrigated feed feeding beef cattle high he said, but he doesn’t we earned a lot of monev onioiiH und Merve. when the Consumer Price the basic cut. He said the the first quarter of 1981 as just eat them.” James said easy spaghet Electronic check-out the real prices don't line up experimented u n mark ed supplies customers with your request to; Beef-in- across the grain does not grain production; that in energy diets in feed lots expect the trend to con Index is released. scraps could be used for a result of meat supplies equipment makes the with tile merchandise prices - there are more grease pencils for marking a Bag, National Live Stock tenderize meat. It does turn is going to affect our but that the market will tinue unless cattle Another speaker, John stir-frying or ground for overall being a little better move possible. The equip "We are not against than 70 local statutes prices on items if lliey and Meat Board. 444 N. make shorter muscle fibers, commercial feed lots.” penalize over-feeding. producers get better Francis, showed how con hamburger. than they were during the ment reads prices from a scanner e(|uipment per requiring item pricing, want to do so while shop Michigan Ave., Chicago, which are easier to chew. Wilson thinks economics Cattle herds are slightly prices. sumers who can afford to His estimated saving; 69 same period last year. Saute or bake tomatoes bar graph on containers us se. " Barcus said "All Barcus .said 111. 60611. will continue to favor bieeer this year than last. ping spend $25-$50 at one time — Leave enough fat Also, hog numbers didn’t they pass a scanner we're saying is that you do 0 Donna Matthews. cents per pound. As in Francis said the beef covering for self-basting. drop as much as industry According to the Food not need to take the prices Giant's consumer adviser, for what the industry calls dividual cuts, Francis said, subprimais are currently Most of us are familiar eggs or omelet and Cana Ms .Matthews also said Fat is also an insulator. It sources expected. Marketing Institute 3,2(M) of off to use the equipment said the chain tested un the company has developed subprimal cuts of beef can the steaks would have been available mostly in the with the firm, field-grown dian bacon. helps keep the outside from But, he added: ,33,600 supermarkets across effectively marked pricing at several save money on some of $4.99 a pound and the roast. Northeast, but "It is a con tomatoes that are so plen shell labels with improved getting overdone by the "We believe item prieing stores lor six months their favorite individual $4.52 cents a pound. All cept we think will be more "Some people say flat HOME tiful in the supermarkets Ilerlied SauleecI the country now have such adhesive backing so they cuts. time the middle is at the out the era of plentiful beef is a fundamental consumer before implementing it were Chicago prices. and more available across and in fruit and vegetable Tomatoes equipment. can't he moved and it stage you want. right. " he added systemwide. .She said .so A subprimal cut of beef He estimated average the country. ” is over for American con markets. 4 medium-sized Florida Five years ago. when the monitors shelves to make If Wilson’s supply-price sumers : that rising energy DELIVERY Winn-Dixie, a major lar there has been a "very is a 5-25 pound slab of savings with home He said the vacuum- These tomatoes are tomatoes technology began sur sure foods stay in thi'ir cor boneless meat; of pork, 1-6 forecasts for the costs and increasing southern grocery chain. positive reaction butchering at 20-50 cents a packaged pork products Call picked “ mature green” so 3 tablespoons butter or facing, organized con- rect locations. remainder of the year and energy demands on our pounds. All are trimmed of pound, depending • on the are so new they also are in they will travel well over margarine excess fat and vacuum- early 1982 come true, meat feed grains dictate against variety of meat and the spotty distribution. long distance, from a '/2 cup chopped onion packed in heavy piastic at lovers would do well to high energy feeding of cat AARP meets cut. Francis’ other tips for major growing state to 1 garlic clove, minced meat-processing plants. sharpen their knives and tle; that a diminishing • 47-9947 A whole boneless beef home butchering included; consumers in other states. 1 teaspoon salt M VNCIIK.S I EK - rhe their skills now. water table in Texas and Vacuum packaging tenderloin is among the —Use a good sharp knife When you buy tomatoes, 1 teaspoon basil leaves, Connecticut Northeast Wilson said meat prices Kansas will severely allow them to ripen at crushed Chapter No. 604, American room temperature until */4 teaspoon dregano Association of Retired F’er- they are a rich red. You’ll leaves, crushed sons, Inc . will meet riT.i.n*jii.i!ui:(j Try low-cost get a fuller flavor if you Vb teaspoon ground black Wednesday, May 6. at 1:30 I don’t refrigerate these pepper p.m. at the Knights of M T . VERNON tomatoes before using Use tomatoes held at Columbus Home, 138 Main them in salads or in cooked room temperature until St. for its monthly foreign dishes DAIRY STORES dishes. fully tipe. Remove stem meeting. The firm, ripe texture end from each tomato; cut The program will feature 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd. into 6 wedges; set aside. In retired druggists who will Reports from the parsley, thyme, bay leaf makes fresh tomatoes M anchester M anchester large skillet, melt butter. speak and have discussions Agriculture Department and garlic, then braised in ideal for sauteeing, baking Add onion and garlic; saute on the "Use and Abuse of and other reliable sources its marinade with or broiling. If you haven’t for 2 minutes. Stir in salt, Prescription Drugs" This indicate that beef prices tomatoes, carrots and tried tomatoes in this way, Saute or bake field-grown tomatoes for different basil, oregano and black is the same program which will continue to escalate. onions. MOSER FARMS LAND 0 LAKES you’re in for a treat. side dish. pepper; stir well. Add was canceled in January It is therefore necessary Italy has a tasty beef The Bewitching Herbed sauteed GRADE A WHITE LET. MARGARINE reserved tomatoes; stir due to a storm. to use less expensive but no dish known as manzo all tomatoes or Cheddar- Wedge lightly over moderate heat The nomination com less nutritious cuts of meat sarda. The meat is beef EGGS baked tomatoes go well mittee will present its and to find new ways to chunk, which is marinated with fish or meat, and are just until tomatoes are hot, 1 teaspoon salt, divided tomatoes, cut side up, in a Cast a magic spell excellent as an added at 2 to 3 minutes. This 1 cup grated Cheddar greased shallow baking slate for the coming 1981-82 tenderize them. in white wine with parsley, o f your ovvn . . . In kitchen-tested receipe cheese pan. Sprinkle with V2 teas season for the June elec bay leaf, allspice and an lAtrIguIng palirm of finely traction for a meatless The lower-cost cuts of makes 6 portions. tion. nutmeg for 12 hours. Then woven fabric atop fealherllghi meal, such as a chickpea 1 cup fresh bread crumbs poon of the salt. Set aside. beef have as much The next trip will be to the meat is browned and cork. And the super-flexible vegetable casserole or with V. cup butter or In a small bowl, combine nutritious value as the Kelly's in the Pocono simmered in its marinade sole means ullra-sofi all egg dishes. Cheddar-Baked margarine, melted cheese, bread crumbs, Mountains in Pennsylvania expensive cuts. But they until tender. walking ... day or night. Served as a special treat Tomatoes IV2 teaspoons oregano butter, oregano, red may need marinating or Perfect! Save 53% on May 20-23. Final pay Mexico is famed for its lb. with your weekend 6 medium-sized Florida leaves, crushed pepper and remaining Vi slow cooking because they thru Saturday. ment is due on or before meat balls, or albondigas. breakfast of scrambled tomatoes Dash ground red pepper teaspoon salt. Spoon about are usually tougher than quartered May 1, Each person will be The ground beef is com Use tomatoes held at 1 tablespoon cheese the costlier cuts. allowed one piece of bined with thyme, 77* 59 room temperature until mixture on top of each luggage which should be Many Americans are not marjoram, cumin seed, fully ripe. Preheat oven to tomato. Bake until hot, 10 familiar with some foreign tagged with the owner’s garlic, black pepper and Usually 832 at 'Quit Smoking' 350-degrees. Core to 12 minutes. This kitchen- dishes that use cheaper MOSER FARMS name and address. bread crumbs. This department stores tomatoes. Cut each tomato tested recipe makes 12 cuts of meat made more PREMIDinnciT mixture is shaped into in half crosswise. Place halves or 6 portions. tender by marinating and balls, which are browned ICE CREAM more flavorful by the use program set and simmered in broth of spices. with cumin, garlic and red MANCHESTER - The France has two very be held at the American pepper. Manchester Unit of the HOME , well-known beef dishes. Cancer Society Office at Another Mexican American Cancer Society 237 E. Center St. One is boeuf en dube, or favorite ' is chuck roast will conduct a “ Quit beef stew, which is beef Ms. Carol Jodaitis, DELIVERY simmered in orange juice Smoking” program on May simmered in red wine with counselor at Manchester with coriander, cloves, cin 4, 5, 6 and 7 with follow-up Call bay leaf, thyme and Community College, will namon and thyme. meetings to be held on May rosemary. conduct the program. The Chinese frequently u i "WHtii fACii" Of raoNi DMKioav loa ih ac i AooaitHi. 11 and 18. There will also T h e re will be a $10 The other is boeuf a la stir-fry m e a ts and VISA, MMMCoa be one other meeting on a J mode, a pot roast using GAL. $2.59 VALUE registration fee. Those • 47-9947 vegetables. That means STOCK UP - ALL FLAVORS day that is mutually wishing to register should : beef chuck that is NO LIMIT _ cooking them briefly over agreeable to the group. marinated in red wine. SALE ENDS SAT., MAY 2, 1981 call the American Cancer high heat. ^ The program will run Society office, 643-2168 by ahf • 47-9944 4ifrom 7 to 8:30 p.m. and will May 1. 16 - THE HERALD. 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(2 hrs.) 22) Get Smart happenings. intrepedtrainermeel a gangster who (Ql MikeDouglaaCo-Host EddyAr 2:30 American-bom concert pianist of Short Feature promises to schedule some big nold Guests Dennis Weaver, Gerry (9' CommuntiyCalendar Polish-Russian extraction has made (8) TV Community College: fights for them (Rated PG) (2 hrs ) Weaver. Dr . Lee Salk. Comedy Store ‘11 WCT Tennis Championships erica-Second Century (3v Baaaball Boston Red Sox vs Players From Dallas Singles Quarterfinals a lilting documentary of Chopin's Freestyle Texas Rangers (9lMovie-(Weatern)*** "Rancho 3 life, and his celebrated love affair Hogan’B Heroes _ ^ 9:00 Notorious" 1952 Marlene Dietrich. (2D Overnight Deak Best of the day's ( D ^ Aloha Paradlaa The ancient Arthur Kennedy A cowboy looking reports Newsdesk. Freeman with French novelist George Sand. Jim Rockford: Private Hawaiian spirits of Paradise Village lor the murderer of his sweetheart, tInveatlgalor Reports. sports update and It is titled, “Frederic Chopin: A are visited by a little man with great ends up at a woman's bandit hideout moneyline 6:06 expectations who helps an ex- irs ) (3D Newa World Daily news high ^ Laurel And Hardy 10% to 50% OFF ALL FRAMED & Voyage with Byron Janis.” It airs on lootbail player realize his dream; a Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews (23> Movie‘(Thriller) "When A lights. national and international father aufferagrowingpainawhen his LoveBoatItlooksas though Cap PBS May 4, capping an enormously 6:30 Stranger Calla" 1979 Carol Kane UNFRAMED ART WORK little leaguer blossoms into a pretty tain Stubing may accept an offer to Colleen Dewhurst Every baby sit successful run on European televi (jD CBSNawa youngwoman Guest stars RedBut- command one of the world's finest ter'8 nightmare becomes real with 15% OFF ALL CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING ^ Tic Tac Dough tona, Rosey Grier and Gene Barry S sion, ahd while its central theme luxury liners; in a fleeting moment of this thriller (Rated R) (2 hrs ) NBCNtwa min^) premerit al Jitters, a young man unwit 2:45 other miscellaneous art & frames marked for clearance will appeal most to professional (22 Movie-(Advantura) "Light <«(3^(Sl(3^ DIff’renIStrokea AfterMr tingly da teshis fiancee’s best friend, (9 ' Thoughts To Live By IVe carry a complete stock Including 2,000 pcs. ot art & m usicologists, the almost At Tha Edga Of Tha World ’ 1971 Drummond suffers serious injuries m Dochelps a disabled surgeon and his 3:00 Kirk Douglas. Yul Brynner Amidst an accident, Arnold and Willis try to troubled wife resolve their broken ( 9 Movie -(Adventure) metaphysical mystery behind its their fight for poaBeaaionofanialand, 1 7,500 different molding.styles. deal withthepossibilitythat they may relationship Guest stars Hans Con "Thunder in the East" 1953 Alan a lighthouse keeper aqd a sea pirate making will appeal to anyone once again be orphans (Repeat) ried. Donna Pescow and Diana Mul- Ladd, Deborah Kerr India Aschem battle It out for the affecliona of a (Cloaed-Caplioned. U S A ) daur (Repeat; 70mins ) ing commercial pilot delivers guns to SALE TIMES capable of wonder. beautiful shipwreck victim. (2 hra.) S 3'xani£.(2i.al t d l - i . 9:30 12:25 a Maharajah and causes strife and Things literally got a little sticky at the Lutz Children's Museum, the day Thurs., April 30 Janis has been obsessed with the (8(2Z)OverEaayHost HughDowns (2i Festival Of Hands: The Silken 94) Movie‘(Romance) ** '‘Steel’’ bloodshed (Ii9 m m s ) 10-8 (Cloaed-Captioned. U.S.A.) great Polish composer from Tent This unique collaboration 1960 JenniferO’Neill.LeeMajors A 22 Bewitched teacher, Ginny Dunn of Manchester, decided to let a group of small bys Bob Newhart Show Friday, May 1 10-8 between acclaimed actor Jason woman lakes over as a construction 3:30 1720 ELLIN G TO N RD. .o n childhood. That's how he knew at a 6:55 Sticky work make rafts out of popsicle sticks. The museum is a popular spot for pre Robards, Jr and the Theatre of the chief after her father's accidental 22 Happy Days Again Saturday, May 2 10-4 ^ Naws SO. WINDSOR. CT n / glance the hand-written Deal creates a moving performance death. (Rated PG) ( 101 mins ) 4:00 schoolers. It's located on Cedar Street in Manchester. (Herald photo by ^ f L L L L u j _ 7:00 TEL: 644-8750 Sunday, May 3 10-4 manuscripts he found in 1967 in a based on a Robert Frost poem This 12:30 22 News Richmond) ^SNewt program will introduce hearing (i.) Hogan's Heroes 4:30 box marked “old clothes” at the W M.A.S.H. audiences to the expressive power (2$ 22) (3(^ Tomorrow 22 22 Alive ^ a N a N a Guest Charo of sign language Coast-To-Coast 23'Movle-(Drama)** "StayAsYou centuries-old Chateau Thoiry in Id ABC Newt ^ Kitty: ReturnTo Auschwitz Kitty (22) Movie-(Drama) **' y "AndJus- Are" 1980 Marcello Maslroianm France were Chopin's own. ' Bullaeye Hart, a housewife and radiographer tIceForAII" 1979 Al Pacino. John Nastassia Kinski A middle aged ar The manuscripts proved to be un ' SportaCenter now living m England, spent almost Forsythe Humorismixodwithtonse chiteci, whose marriage and family ) Mumbo Jumbo, It's Magicl Tom two years as a young girl a prisoner in drama as a lawyer fights corruption m life leave him dissatisfied, meets up Menus published versions of famed Chopin Members of the MCC Poetry Workshop will read Friday night at Bosley hosts the world's masters of Auschwitz. This moving document the courtroom (Rated R) (2 hrs ) withateenagegirl Hediscoversthai waltzes, given in 1833 to ^n ancestor the Stalrwe(l Gallery of Manchester Community College. Left to Illusion in this spellbinding eveningof records whal happened when she 1:00 she may be his daughter but that entertainment. Featuring Mark Wil of Janis’ host, the Count, de la right: Clemewell Young, workshop director, with members decided to take her son David lo (1) Rat Patrol doesn't stop their altoir (2 hrs) son. Shimada, Diana (he En Auschwitz to try lo explain lo him the (2D People Tonight An hour of 5:00 Elderly Panouse. Because Chopin constantly Trudy Fawcett, Natalie Peltier and John Stanizzl. chantress. Dick Zimmerman, and full horror ol what she had seen and personality news, interviews and 9 Prayer tinkered with his compositions, they special guest star David experienced (90mins.) reviews 5:04 GREEN P SPECIALS Copperfield 1:10 Menus which will be The menu is subject to 10:00 9 News were versions never before played (if) Festival Of Faith Ci) (JD Johnny Cash And The (4iD DSAF Religious Film 5:30 .served .May 4-8 at Mayfair change (2d Wild Kingdom Buffalos of A FRESH NEW WAY TO SAVE AT THE NEW A^R — different and, according to Janis, Country Girls Johnny Cash pays 1:30 9 Daniel Boone and Westhill Gardens to Botswana' tribute to the women in country music i l ) Newa 11 NHL Hockey Show in some ways better than the ones Monayllna Financial, business Manchester residents 60 or (2D with guest stars June Carter Cash. :$!! IAdam 12 the world came to know. Gallery presents and consumer news with heavy em- Rosanne Cash. Misty Rowe and older, are as follows: ssis on the Wall Street day special guest stars Emmylou Harris Manchester When you Discovery of one such treasure Newt Monday: Spaghetti with nmwm Everywhere and Minnie Pearl Twenty-eight Kinski role- Italian sauce, meatballs Cafeteria menus which trove should be enough to keep any women, altpartolthecurrent country shop at the musician happy, but Janis wasn't music scene, are also featured, witb Italian sauce, apple will be served May 4-8 at Vis' 'I.H you see the in Performance amonglhem. Skeeter Davis. Jeannie f Fall And Rtae Of Reginald poetry readings "One From The Heart ' the juice, tossed salad with Manchester Public through. In 1973, while visiting Yale C Riley, Connie Smith and Kilty HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - New A&P youMI ureenP University, he was taken to visit the Perrin Wells (60 mins ) Nastassia Kinski, who day before beginning work dressing, fresh fruit, Schools, are as follows: Face The Music now held at the home of Ms. Young. (1) Newt in "Ca( I’eople" Italian bread, margarine, Monday: Hamburg patty discover a school's musical archives. MANCHESTER — Readings by 11 7:29 C6)(4Q) VegaSDanTanna takesonan made a splashy film debut youMI save a “The room was full of dusty old The group has given readings at (2d Dally Number intriguing but deadly assignment in the title role of “Tess," skim milk, coffee or tea. on roll, potato chips, m em b ers of the MCC P oetry 7:30 (O MCC, at the Book Emporium in when he's hired to protect singer Tuesday: Veal patty witn buttered peas, milk and fresh new way Each ol ih .s . adorilsed Hems Is i« iu ii« ) lo b . rtadlly av.llabl. lor folios of sheet music, most of it un Workshop will be featured at the PM Magazine Wayne Newton from a mysteriousan- will star in a remake of PCKTMB sale at or below Ihe adverllsed price in each ASP Store, except as catalogued,’’ he said, “but for some opening of the end-of-the-year stu Willimantic and at the Greater All In The Family tagonist who beliel’es himself to be "Cat People" at Universal mushroom gravy, buttered chilled mixed fruit, SNP8PBa« specifically noted in this id. PCKTHB Wild Wild World Of Animals to save. We call J NewA&P.And S N P a n c u reason, my eye kept going back to a dent exhibition at the Stairwell Hartford Arts Festival. the famous entertainer and that Ihe Pictures with Malcolm /HOUKA/foncmii/ corn, green beans, cin Family Faud real Newton is an imposter who must INTERSTATE 84 EXIT SB SILVER LANE SAVE 25' box high on a shelf in a corner. Two members of the group, John Face The Music McDowell and John Heard. EAST HARTFORD SSe-SStt namon applesauce, rye Tuesday: School Library them Green P SAVE 25* Gallery of Manchester Community i be killed. (60 mins.) BARGAIN MATINEE DAILY Media Day Menu —fish on we’ve oM Finally, I said, 'What’s that?’ They College. Stanizzi and Nancy Kamm, have $50,000 Pyramid (L4) Movie'(Drama) *** "High And Paul Schrader will direct FIRST SNOW ONLY S2.50 bread, margarine, skim CNN Sports A report on what's The M ighty" 1954 John Wayne. didn’t know, so they got it down and been chosen Connecticut Student happened and what's ahead in the contemporary roman milk, coffee or tea. a roll, creamy cole slaw, Specials Green P’s galore. The free program begins at 8 p.m. Robert Stack Two people aboard a -WAUDISNEY5 I opened it.’’ Poets and have read throughout the ^orts plane face danger and possible tic fantasy based on the Wednesday: Breaded French fries, milk and Friday at the college’s 146 Hartford ^ Big Money Game state. Another member, Trudy dealhasaplaneisabouMocrash (2 1942 RKO movie. chicken, cheddar-topped dessert surprise. 'The memory still brings Janis a Road building. > ^ (2 7 ) MacNell-Lehrer Report hfs 25 mins ) Wednesday.: Juice, touch of gooseflesh. The Poetry Workshop, directed by Fawcett, who already had her B.A. Jd Benny Hill Show (2(Ji(22)(2^ Quincy While working as a Actress Kinski com potatoes, peas, chilled pur Barney Miller “I must have turned a very Clemewell Young, assistant degree when she took the poetry •technical advisor on a movie based pleted a starring role in A(ICB ple plums, wheat bread, baked macaroni and (4d Tic Tac Dough on a famous homicide. Quincy cheese, peanut butter F s : Meat Specials Meat Specials )| strange color,” he said. “There professor of English, will be course at MCC, teaches English at 7:50 becomes convinced that the Francis Ford Coppola's W O m B R ltA N D margarine, skim milk, (WW (2D Television Tonight Preview on stuffed celerv, bread O T Meat Specials were the same two waltzes in a followed by a reception with Bolton High School. The group now socialite convicted ol Ihe crime is TKwmcotoa coffee or tea ■ r p i r (leat Specials the best bels for televiewing that innocent and ho proceeds to prove it consists of about 15 active night Thursday: Baked fish, WHOLE OR SIRLOIN HALF different version still, dated 1832. I refreshments in the gallery. Student with the help of a dedicated lawyer W H DMilCV fY w 4 i ...... butter, milk, chilled sliced PORK LOIN-RIB PORTION BEEF ROUND-BONELESS-BOTTOM went home. I said, ‘You’re art work on exhibit is from the members. 6:00 Repeat, 60 mms) nutty stuffing, carrots, '3 )(0 ) Leeve'EmLaughIngMickey SD Freeman Reports A one hour dreaming Rooney stars as Jack Thum, with Pope Burt three-bean salad, chilled Peaches. Center Cut classes of faculty members Robert Principal readers in Friday national call-in, in-depth talk show Fresh He wasn’t, but out of the W. Ives, Robert F. Manning, John guest star Anne Jackson and special with a live audience ^Tcchnicoloi* pears, white bread, Thursday: Salami Pork Blade Round n ig h t’s program w ill be Ms. guest alar Red Bui tons, as Roland, in grinder, applesauce, milk experience, the documentary — Stevens and Suzanne Howes (24) Connecticut Prime Time HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - margarine, skim milk, Rib Chops Fawcett, Mark Caroppolo, Ms. this drama basedon the true slory of 10:30 coffee or tea and chocolate pudding. Leg-O-Lamb tracing Chopin’s life of illness, Stevens. Kamm and Stanizzi, who will each aChicagoclownandhisdevoledwife (22> Movie ‘(Documentary) * Burt Lancaster, in a rare Friday: Mother's Day Roasts Roasts hallucination and hauntlngly The Poetry Workshop developed Shirlee, who cared for dozens ol "Brother.Can You Spare AOime?" television appearance, will F'riday. .Sloppy Joe's, read for about 10 minutes. Among homeless children while he strug 1975 Eddie Cantor. Cab Calloway Menu—oven-fried chicken, beautiful music — was born. about six years ago when students in gled to find more frequent employ Compilation ol newsreel footage and portray Pope Gregory X in vegetable soup, tossed others reading a poem or a few ment in his prolession (2hrs) cranberry sauce, parslied Genuine Since then, Janis has moved ever the Creative Writing Poetry class film clips that offers a glimpse ol the "Marco Polo, " NB(?-TV's .salad with dressing, chilled poems each will he Anne Burgess, ^ PMMagazIna American way of life during the peaches, hamburg bun, potato, buttered mixed American more deeply into Chopin's life. He wanted to continue writing and Betty Ann Gardner, David King, (D ^ T h a O ra a ta a l American Haro I930's (2 hrs ) eight-hour dramatization Spring The Greatest American Hero put shia margarine, skim milk, vegetables, bread, butter, * owns the composer’s frock coat — reading their work to each other. Cynthia McDonald, Rodney (24 Dick Cavett Show of the 13th century 98 Lamb powers into gear to stop Maxwell's 10:40 milk and chilled apricots. “worn at the knees just where the The workshop is not a course, nor is Venetian's travels. coffee or tea. lb. Norwood, Natalie Peltier and best Inend, a policeman, frompulling (9) KIner’s Korner r olf a major jewel heist (60 mins) 11:00 F knees would fit under the piano” — it a college activity or club, but Elaine Steele. f HtSM GINUlM AVI RICAN SPMiM. i its ' 'V ■ Baaaball New York Mels vs Pills (2)(6)(9)^2)(3Q)(40i News Filming on locations in Bolton Pi)M. ii iS SiHiOiM'OMTilif, H ill HOu M j A mF o u 'r . ‘i . l f and his prized possession is a tiny Center Loin Chops „V most of its members are students or Whole Lamb M^ll burgh Pirates Lf.) M.A.S.H. Borne and Asia, the cast is Kleiiienlary Genler Pork Loin Roasts Bottom Rounds T locket containing strands of hair former students at MCC. The group The student art exhibition will re (11) WCT Tannia Championahips ;£) Benny Hill Show headed by Ken Marshall in both from Chopin and his love. also includes a few area writers. main on view in the Stairwell From Dallas Singles Quarlerfmals 4D SportaCenter Monday: Cheeseburger, potato puffs, buttered corn, 3, Have Gun Will Travel the title role supported by He also owns the Chopin death Held on campus until space Gallery until May 14. Gallery hours (14) Movla -(No Infocmatlon avail- (2d Sportt Tonight AIMhe highlights applesauce. abla)"WhyWouldlLla?" NoOlher Anne Bancroft, Sir John QUICK FR02EN-B AnER OIRPEO mask, cast at the composer’s coffin restrictions made meetings uncom are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekdays and 9 Irom all the action with Nick Charles 'Tuesday: Tacos, mashed potatoes, shredded lettuce, FRESH AMIERICAN-^lOiN CHOPS 3 M LB ) Informalion Available (105 mins) and Bob Kurtz Gielgud. John Houseman Cod Portions shortly after he died of tuberculosis. fortable. the workshop meetings are a.m. to noon Saturdays. (2$ (22) 179) R«alP>opl* A visit to Ihe sliced tomatoes, fruit cocktail. PORK LOIN- RIB END BLADE Dick Cavett Show and Denholm Elliott Lamb Chops'^ Hold its profile against the light and annual grape lestivat in Sonoma. 11:15 Wednesday: Spaghetti with meatsauce, garlic bread, QUICK FROZEN-BAHER DIPPED Rib Pork Chops California, the 'Meno-Pauses,' a Boneiess Rump Roast u s D A INSPECTED-SH.B PKG OR MORE another wave of gooseflesh prevails. ^ Independent News "Marco Polo " is a buttered peas, chilled pears. Fish Sticks group ot middle-aged women in Al 11:30 EQUAL AMTS OF CENTER BLADE A SIRLOIN EN[ BEEF ROUND-BONELESS Fresh Chicken Legs Thursday: Pizza, fruit juice, meat and cheese pizza, 1 3 8 The profile matches Janis as if it bany. Georgia, who won't give m lo (3} NBA Basketball Playoff Game coproduction of RAI-Radio Assorted Pork Chops I b I Swiss Steaks Two photo shows age. a visit to the town of Boring. Teams and site to be announced were his own. Oregon, a children's rodeo in New Television Italian and tossed salad, gelatin with topping. PORK LOIN-WHOIE 14TO I7LB S ( f) Kojak 20 lbs. of Fresh Meat BBEEF t t r ROUND-BONELESS-LEANHULINU-HUNLLbSS-LtAI Reincarnation? Mexico, and a Si year old man who (iJ B ^ n y Hill Show America's Procter and Friday: Baked chicken, rice and gravy, baked FREEZER PACK NO. 1 20 lbs. of Fresh Meat wants to become the world midd Pork Loins P Beef for Stew COOK-OUT PACK “I don’t believe somebody comes (eJ (4Q) ABC News Nightline Gamble Co. with Vincenzo carrots, assorted desserts. • S^bs. Fresh Ground Beef leweight champion but can't get a Anchored by Ted Koppel • S^bs. Assorted Pork Chops ' FORBARBEOUES BEEF ROUND-BONELESS • Mbs. Fresh Ground Beef | back as someone else,” he said, license because ol his age (Repeat. Labella as executive It s • Mbs. Country Style Ribs now at Atheneum (91 Maude • Mbs. Chrchen Thighs and 60 mins ) A Cube Steaks • Mbs. Chicken Legs “but perhaps there are certain ^ /Wto Racing '61 producer and Guiliano Drum Sticks (2D Prlmenews-120 Satellite (2®(22)(3(Z) The Tonight ShowGuest • Mbs. A&P Meat Franks things bom into people — a spirit Monlaldo directing. • Mbs. AAP Meat Franks HARTFORD — An exten sive history of photography on Thursday reports Irom around the nation and Nicolette Larson (60 mins ) ongoing perhaps that gets fused into the world Major events ol Ihe day Dinner to honor program reflecting a nationwide at U a.m.. through May 21. Tickets 11 J IA .1 HI another being. It certainly goes covered surge of interest in the art of for each talk may be purchased at (24)27) The Day Aftar Trinity-J f’.U ,11.1 s beyond coincidence. adAE FARA photography is under way at the the door immediately prior to the I . II R I l'\ ,1 k II ) • O T Dairy Specials “I'm not a scientist. I don't have CRISP CALIFORNIA SWEET CALIFORNIA O T Frozen Specials 1 Wadsworth Atheneum. lectures. Movies to see a thing happen 20 times to AL president TABLE MARGARINE The program includes two Two photography workshops for believe it.” II.AU TI’OKI) — Dora Seymour, national president of Iceberg Lettuce exhibitions — a major one of 180 adults will be offered on Saturdays, Strawberries Perhaps Chopin, himself, had the EXCALIBUR the American Legion Auxiliary, will be honored May 2 Shedd’s Spread photographs from the world-famous May 2 and 16, f to 3 p.m., in conjunc Hood Ice Milk answer. at a testimonial dinner at the Ramada Inn, North collection of Sam Wagstaff (on view tion with the Wagstaff collection llu r tfo r d Howling 1:15, 7:25, 9:45 - 7:30, 9:30. — Cheaper to o Another of Janis’ treasures is an Atheneum — Caddie The Last House on the Left Keep Her 7:15, 9:15. Haven. through June 14), and a small one, in exhibition. .. owon.v--> large solid unpublished letter from George 1:30, 7:40, 10. — Heaven's \ ern o ri There will be a reception at 7, followed by dinner at the MATRIX Gallery, of the work of The May 2 workshop will be led by 7:30, 9:30. head basket Sand to a friend in which she Gate 1:30, 7:10, 9:55. 7:45 p.m. Helen Levitt (on view through Aug. Alan Newman, instructor in KuHt lliir t f o r il Cine 1 & 2 — Stir Crazy describes her lover somewhat dis S lo rrn Mrs. Seymour of Bird City, Kan., was elected presi 31) — a lecture series, and courses platinum printing at the New School Poor Richards — Raging 7:30, 9:30. — Nine to Five paragingly in the hard-headed aura College — Eyewitness 7:05, 9:10, dent of the American Legion Auxiliary in August 1980 at M and workshops for adults and high and the Pratt Institute in New York Bull 7:30, 9:30. u S NO 1 JUICY CRISP EMPIRE OR of agnosticism that was her Showcase Cinema — the auxiliary's 60th annual National Convention in tube Tomatoes school students organized by the City, who will discuss the history LOWINFAT McIntosh Apples b trademark. Excalibur 1:30, 7:10, 9:50. LAST Boston, Mass. 5 9 museum’s education department. and make-up of the platinum print u s NO I-M AIN RUSSET Since her election, she has traveled thousands of miles NuForm Cottage Cheese Z 89' CALIFORNIA-SWEET SEEDLESS A three-part, Thursday evening and show how to produce such an -N ight Hawk 1,7:20,9:55. Baking Potatoes Sliced Strawberries r 8 y — Alice in Wonderland 1, visiting each state and many foreign countries. She will NUFORMSOURHALFaHALF-ia-OZ CONT OR 5^^99 Navel Oranges 8::; 99 lecture series entitled image. SWEET PLAIN. EGG OR ONION _ . be in Connecticut April 30 to May 3. During her stay, she NuForm Plain Yogurt 79' CALIFORNIA FANCY Whiton offers "Photography: Points of View" will 7:30. - Amy 2:20, 8:50. - 2 MYS Myl ^ HOUSE Golden Carrots Bagels Forever 2;j.;.' ’1 "Collecting Photographs” will be On the Right Track 1:10, will visit many areas of the state as the official CREAMY-ZESTY 2 : . 6 8 Large Artichokes 2,„79 feature Sam Wagstaff, collector, on A&P-RJCH IN VITAMIN C ^ _ the subject of the May 16 workshop, spokesperson for the national organization. FIRM SOLID HEADS 7:20, 9:45. — Caveman Breakstone Sour Cream xt:,' 89' CALIFORNIA-BUTTERY FLAVORED Allen movie April 30 (topic: “Photographs and which will be taught by Alan Klotz, This Thursday ^ While in Connecticut, she will be accompanied by Green Cabbage Orange Juice 2^.89' 1:15, 7:15, 9:35. - The HUEH a n n p x o e - whjtemediumchedoxr Z.SS LB ______4 .B .8 8 Large Avocados______^ the Eccentric Collector” ); A.D. professor of the history of Joan Graham of West Haven, department president; SINGLE SERVING Coleman, critic, on May 14 (topic: Shredded Cheddar^; X' MANCHESTER - “Play It Again photography at Pratt Institute and LITTLE THEATRE & Friday ... / Marjorie Kliarsky of West Hartford, national executive Stouffer’s Lasagna V* “Collecting Photographs: A Critic’s / SYLVESTER STALLONE P ^G rocery Speciai^^ / P J ft Grocery Specials^ Sam,” Woody Allen’s film about a publisher of the collectors’ OF MANCHESTER committeewoman; Helene Mardu of Newington, dis Perspective”), and Eugenia Parry newsletter, “Photofolio." Par tinguished guest chairman and Lorraine Hisert of O T IBA Specials RICH-THICK-TOMATO film buff obsessed with Humphrey p r n rn ts • AHFfMRMAtC \ Janis, professor of art history at ticipants will have the chance to liuxeneO'NeiH'i Wolcott, sergeant-at-arms. O T Dell Specials ^ Bogart, will be shown tonight at 7 in •) a LoDstfi Um II PLASTIC TUBING-MULTI-POSITION Wellesley College, Mass., on May 28 examine original prints from the A native of Kansas, Mrs. Seymour has devoted more the auditorium of Whiton Memorial NIQIIT Hunt’s Sauce TOBINS-SMOKED-VIRGINIA STYLE (topic: “Lessons in the Language of HUNT S Apple Juice Library. nineteenth century to the present. than 30 years to the organization. She is a life member SANnwiCHi REMLS _ Light” ). The film Is the first of the historic To register, call 278-2670, extension of the Evert L. Nelson Unit No. 342 in Bird City. Lounger Tomato The lectures will be given at 5:30 Ann Page 4 9 0 Baked Ham pairings of Woody Allen and Diane 202. Dinner arrangements are under the general chair Paste M O p.m. in the Atheneum Theater. Ad R T ^ K S Cookies 1 ^ ^ Keaton. manship of Doris Warland, 336 Woodtick Road, Wolcott. Q99 4 9 ■ 64-oz vance reservations may be made for “The Photographer’s Eye,” a 3 : 89' 5 * 1 I bll. The film is part of the Wednesday Ruth Rich of 130 S. Plains Road, Southington, is reser 1 series tickets only by calling 278- minicourse for high school students A UNIVERSAL PICTURE each night film series at the library and is Reg. $3.25! vations chairman. A choice of pot roast of beef jar In Stores 2670, extension 271. Some tickets for interested in exploring the /'IFI- lotui usmnM cut stuom >k sponsored by Manchester Public diniere or baked stuffed chicken breast with supreme With Dell ■ ■ individual lectures will be available relationships between photography Libraries. Wo feature FRESH fish and sauce is offered at $12 per person. ASSORTED-ONE PLY-BATHROOM at the door on a first-come, first- and art, will be held on Saturdays U ST CATWUC NNM |4(K><| I WHOLE KERNEL. CREAM STYLE CORN OR mmmm PLUS tlV E LOBSTER DAILY! ■CAUTrULHAW Charmin Tissues ^f ro lli I Green Giant m Stores WHh I served basis. between May 2 and 23, 10 to 11:30 MMOESm BENCH CURED-STORE SLICED Miss Break Hair Spray CHOC CHIP.OATMEAL ORDBl CHOC CHIP! 29 RICH-THICK.TOMATO F ra n cin e Z. T ra ch ten b erg , a.m. Interested students and HMY. UTUMY Group plans HAY 1 .U .1 1:30 PH 43 0$h StTMt CONDITIONER OR Cookie Mix Carando Salami adjunct professor of art history at teachers should contact Kate Foy appears Heinz Keg-O-Ketchup fiMurai fltn liilin MMCKSTIM GENERAL MILLS MORE SLICED-DUTCH OR the University of Hartford, is con Carlson, assistant curator of educa $S.09 Nmt NATOi nWTHi Silkience Shampoo FLAVORFUL ^ • S E A FO O D ducting a series of six talks on the tion, at 278-2670, extension 202. StvOsnts I Sm Nt A&P GIRLS POM POM OR Wheaties Cereal Tobin’S Olive Loaf bus to show 649-9937 Tetley Tea Bags Cftinm Tkltts BRING YOUR OWN I KKl^KKls'lUlIlKsoN 1 « Aut Colwi FRESH FREEZE DRIED-REGULAR At TIm Dm t $4.90 t 1 IkM O I’l II K\\-\l K1 \ K)\{\\ |i Kl Roll Top Socks') 1 S iJvi9-1> ASSORTED FLAVORS Of ciim- BEER OR WINE in SCSC play Taster’s Choice Coffee Creamy Cole Slaw MtTKICTIB 4 DISPOSABLE Ann Page Drinks MANCHESTER - The public is Piano and violin duet AUSTRIAN-STORE SLICED Sharon Foy, a student at Southern Connecticut State Bic Lighters JUNIOR SIZE-ASSORTED BEEF invited to participate in a show bus Table Talk Pies Swiss Cheese College, is a member of the SCSC Crescent Players' Friskies Dog Food tour sponsored by the Eastern Back when you' production of Meredith Miller's "Josie”, to be Super Coupon Connecticut Bicentennial Chapter of to highlight program had to b eat it presented at 8 p.m., now through Saturday, April 28 — ASSORTED PAPER-JUMBO-TWO PLY the Women’s Council of Realtors on AP-2 CHOOSE TOUR FAVORITE' 15' OFF LABEL-EXTRA ACIIO N-I AUNDHY May 2. It will be presented in Lyman auditorium's Ken I With This Valuable Coupon May 13. MANCHESTER - Cyrus HOME before you 500 Scholarship String Quartet of the dall Drama Lab on the SCSC campus. ENOCH WEDOEWOOO Bounty Towels Canada Dry Soda ITie price of |35 for members and Stevens, violinist and Don New England Conservatory and the could eat it... Ms. Foy, a dean's list student and a senior at SCSC, is I Relish Tide Detergent fS8 for non-members will include Charlamb, pianist, will be featured Graduate String Quartet of the DELIVERY a theatre major and secretary of the Crescent Players Flegular • Ginger Ale round trip bus transportation to New in a classical duet, Thursday at 8 Hartt School. He is currently coor I Tray RtUil6.99 Call theatre group. She is the daughter of Mrs. Jacqueline • Barrelhead 099 York City and orchestra seats for a p.m. in the music room on the dinator of the chamber music Foy, of 103 Rachel Road, I LmM One Coupon Par F«mly Root Beer h Wft 84-oz matinee perfomance of “They’re Bldwell Street campus of program at Hartt. I ValWAprNZB-llMyZ 1911 btl Tickets for “Josie" are $3 for general admission and a i a » ■ ■ IX Jx Playing Our Song." Manchester Community (College. $I for students and senior citizens. For further informa PRICE EFFECTIVE APRIL 29-MAY 2.1991 llie bus will leave the McDonald’s Admission will be free. (PG l United Artists WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS Selections for Thursday concert 647-9947 tion about the play, call the SCSC theatre department at ITEMSFOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL O CA LER S. I Restaurant parking lot at 8 a.m. and Stvens is a graduate of the Hartt will be from 18th, 19th and 20th cen 397-4431, To reserve tickets, call the box office at 397- will return at about 9:30 p.m. School of Music and the New turies. For additional information PLEASE CALLTHEATRE 4435. CALDOR PLAZA BURR CORNERS,MANCHESTER Reservations may be made by England Conservatory of Music. He call Robert Vater at 646-4900, Exten 3hf lTfral^ 647-9946 cajling Gerry Wilson a t M7-9914. Is a former member of the sion 251.
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DEAR ABBY: I have a very pret desperate, but not that desperate.' Manhattan’s top clubs — as a customer, accom Environmentalists panying gossip columnist Dorothy Kilgallen as she ty and bright 11-year-old daughter De a r M.: it wouldn't work. B U S IN E S S / Classified D e a r who for the past several months has Married folks who want to pass Robert Bedford was there looking handsome. made her rounds. been askins for oermission to “ go A b b y as singles would wear the button. Joanne Woodward was there looking t«autiful. And ’The story of that romance was part of Lee with** boys. Many of Debby's * • * John Denver was there looking very thin. Israel’s biography, “ Kilgallen,” which has been friends (her age) are forming such Abigail DEAR ABBY: IN The occasion was the second annual awards bought for a movie treatment. attachments, however temporary CONFIDENTIAL TO THINKING IT dinner of Consumer Action Now, of which Lola Bed and innocent, and Debby wants to Van Buren OVER IN SALEM, N.Y., you wisely ford is president. No place like home follow suit. pointed out that ’’money isn’t Denver was presented an award for his efforts on For Barbara Mandrell, there’s no place like ! told her I thought she was much everything.” vice president behalf of environmental issues and human rights, home, which happens to be Hendersonville, Tenn. too young to be going with boys, and That caused me to recall the and most recently for establishing the Windstar sh(> was very disappointed and The country singer was in Hollywood lately for WINDSOR — Donald E. Lyons has been named Bank systems go beyond words of B.C. Forbes, the founder of research center in Snowmass, Colo. her television show that features the three Man ’■ 'Srutful. Abby, if you agree with Forbes magazine: '”rhe money or vice presidnet of Operations for the Power Systems feel more loved and secure when Among those applauding were Lucie Amaz and drell sisters. 'The tough schedule took its toll on her me, please tell me how to handle place of fame that our endeavors Group of Combustion Engineering Inc. they know their limits. her husband, Laurence Luckinbill, Peter Yarrow of voice. She wound up blowing a whistle to keep down this without alienating my daughter. may bring when crowded with so- Lyons previously served as vice president of the Peter, Paul and Mary, and "Today” host Tom shouting on the set, and scribbling notes to It is so important that Debby and I called success will not yield all the Brokaw. Fossil Power Systems Division. DEAR ABBY; I am a widow everybody on a Mickey Mouse pad. be good friends during this very im middle-aged, still fit and attractive. I joy we anticipated; such things may Denver, who soon will join Jacques Cousteau on a In his new jMsltion, Lyons will oversee the Fossil, portant time in her life. “ I think I drove everybody crazy with the have many friends, divorced or charm, may tickle our vanity, may project in France, was looking almost frail. He said Nuclear, Power Systems Services and Inter electronic fund transfer DEBBY'S MOTHER whistle,” she said. “ Plus my handwriting is so bad national Divisions, as well as the sales, marketing, widowed — ail women. In seeking effervesce a hectic sort of happiness he had been on a special diet to lose weight and gain DEAR MOTHER: I'm not sure nobody could read what I was writing.” h'.la/vtl-Antrv Konlrinr* ia ^ —_a ____ male companionship we have tried for a little while; but we soon find an inch in height. controller and general services functions. The Electronic banking is moving relentlessly and ever I kiiow what "goin g with" meann ’The singer said Hollywood was a nice place to management of C-E’s nuclear and fossil manufac the singles clubs and find them our teeth grating at the core. The more powerfully into governing vital functions of your you to provide. ill thin raHe« hut don't panic. To visit but she longed for the rolling hills of turing facilities in the United States will also report abhorrent. We don’t want to go to consciousness of the worthwhiieness life — and many of today’s electronic fund transfer • Your vulnerability to administratively-imposed Homc youngHtcrn, a telephone “Cry” singer tries trio Tennessee. “ I ’d rather live in a shack and be able to to him. singles bars. Everyone says, of happiness. Riches are mental, not (E F T ) systems even now go far beyond the mere charges or controls adopted by the EFT institution converNation once a week means look at Old Hickory Lake than live in the ritziest Lyons joined C-E in 1951 and has served in several “ Engage in activities that interest material.” Johnny Ray, who came to fame in 1951 singing availability of instant cash upon inserting a card in a without your prior consent. vouVe "going with" someone. mansion in Hollywood,” she said. engineering and sales management positions, in Y o u r you and you will meet men who are ARTHUR H. PRINCE “ Cry” and ’"The Little White Cloud TTiat Cried,” slot and actually involve automatic receipt and payouts Our triumphant return to space illustrates the power I 11 • * * agree, an -year-old girl is interest^ in similar things.” has come back to New York — singing with a trio. cluding regional vice president of sales and vice of your money. of modern technology. But “ Three Mile Island,” much too young to date boys, but Do you hale to write letters Ray, who became an overnight hit as a singer Glimpses president of contracts. He was appointed vice presi 'The time which you, the consumer, have left to decide M o n e y 's “ Thalidomide,” other horrible events also stress that OK, I ’m doing that, but, Abby, as voon as children indicate that beruase you don't know what to despite the fact he was almost totally deaf, will dent of Fossil Power Systems in 1976. whether or not EFT is be your sole banking system is we must decide how to use this power. how do you know who is single and Paul Dooley, who plays Casey Stengel in a one- th<‘v want to socialize with the op- say? Thank-you notes, sympathy appear at Marty’s, a New York supper club, from dwindling fast. And make no mistake about it: While The risk of EFT have not yet fully emerged, but like a who isn’t in big, general gatherings? man show at the American Place ’Theater, and W o rth powile sex, they should he allowed letters, congratulations, how to May 18-30. federal legislation does exist, key issues are still up for time bomb, they are ticking to those who bother to hear. I ’m considering starting a trend of Charles Durning, who plays Stengel May 4 on PBS, to do so in ord<*r to build healthy decline and accept invitations and resolution by the states and you. Do you want your state Legislature to probe these having single people wear a button ’liiere was a time when he was a regular at all of both will appear Thursday on NBC's “ Today” show Sylvia Porter hoy-girl relationships. Encourage how to write an interesting letter ' ’The advantages of EFT are clear, easily stated: questions for you? What do you want to do, as an in — maybe with an “ S” or “ Single” — well-chaperoned get-togethers, are included in Abby's booklet, At credit union * Lack of paper work clutter. dividual, about balancing the advantages and dangers in and make all Debby's friends so we can identify each other on "How to Write Letters for All Oc * Availability of data at the touch of a button if the the EFT systems for you? welcome in your home. You will trains, planes, walking on the beach, casions." Send $1 and a long, computer is working. So far, the old-fashioned technologies still exist. But nut alienate your daughter by at an art gallery, whatever. stamped (.3 5 cents), self- MANCHESTER — Lt. Samuel Kotsch of the * Automatic payment of preprogramming bills so you * Your problem if a dispute arises over whether a are’ existing safeguards enough to make EFT wise refusing to let her go out with Is this a sound idea, or would such addressed envelope to: Abby, Manchester Police Department has been elected can’t forget them and don’t have to bother. withdrawal was properly charged for whatever reason. (much less safe!) for you? hoys at her age. All youngsters Exercise helps bones president of the Manchester Municipal Federal a button look like a come-on, or l^etter Booklet, 142 Lasky Drive, ♦Automatic acceptance of preprogrammed deposits * Ability to a future "censor” to tap into the system Consider, for instance, how EFT interacts with some need guidelines and rules. They worse yet, solicitation? I’m Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Credit Union. so you don’t have to worry about receiving and legally or semi-legally and freeze your assets at the of the newer forms of home mortgages, created to deal By LAWRENCE LAMB, wonderful but it can be He was elected to delivering checks to the bank. touch of a button, without prior notice to you and any op with shortages of credit and steep interest rates: (aI M.l). misused, too. Most of what the position at the DEAR DR. LAMB — An The disadvantages of EFT are much less clear, BUT! portunity to be heard. “ graduated” payments that take off in the future; (b) Y o u r you hear today about exer credit union’s annual * Your plight if the computer breaks down. variable interest rates that soar if the prime rate soars orthopedic surgeon recent cise and the heart is AAMH Auxiliary meeting at the Army * Lack of paper records in the event of a dispute, a » The threat to your freedom implies in the above risk (how high?); (c) equity kickers giving the lender the ly diagnosed my case as os H e a l t h directed toward heart dis and Navy Club this problem or even a loss of the computer's memory due to of censorship should a future “ enemies list” exit. right to share in any appreciation in the value of your teoporosis and a fractured ease caused by fatty- Lawrence E. month. an electronic “ bug.” * The numbing effect on human beings if you become home. rib. He recommended If cholesterol deposits in the Other officers * Risks that someone will obtain access to your per even more accustomed to having your rights deter The EFT connection comes in if the institution that pounds of weight loss and Lamb, M.D. coronay arteries. That elected include sonal identification number (P IN ) by bribery or con mined by unseen impersonal devices with whom you has your mortgage is tied in electronically with your elects officers exercise, plus calcium. I ’m ; problem is entirely Richard Paul and cannot argue or who do not hear if you talk. ( “ Please 66 years old and weigh 143 fidant’s loose talk, resulting in unauthorized or unan EFT account. An officer touches a button and instead of different from the Mrs. Irelen leave your message, if any, at the sound of the beep pounds. ticipated withdrawals. 35,000-plus, your account registers 320,000-minus. Your Louise E. England was elected that makes a difference. problems people have with Orlowski, vice ...”) It seems I can’t lose * Ability of a merchant to charge your account the whole financial setup “ bounces” out of control. president of the auxiliary of Other officers elected are: other forms of heart dis presidents; Mrs. weight and I ’m afraid to amount the merchant claims is due once you have sur Doublespeak, doublethink, now doubletranmit via Manchester Memorial Hospital at Virginia Kelly, second vice presi on an individual basis. teoporosis from The ease. Lillian S. Rubin, exercise regularly for rendered your card or number, and the difficulty of * Problems at income tax times or in any discussion EFT? It’s not all that far out. It already could be far, its annual meeting, April 27, at the dent; Ditta Tani, secretary; and In general you want to Health Letter number 6-10, treasurer; Mrs. fear I ’ll injure my back If a valve is damaged, reversing the transaction in any dispute. with a merchant if paper records are not available for far“ in.“ Glastonbury Hills Country Club. Phyllis Jackston, treasurer. avoid lifting heavy objects. Osteoporosis: Bone Elizabeth hite, more. I ’d been walking dai the heart may already be (■opyrifLhi 1981 FieUi Enl(-rpriH«>H Inr. Miss England is a graduate of Directors elected are: Betty That can contribute to Softening, which 1 am sen secretary; Police ly until I pulled the working at a higher level to Syracuse University and served on Eigner, baby photos, Helen Meister, fracturing a weak ding you. Others \yho want Det. Robert ligaments in my foot. compensate for the the Community Development Ad coffee cart; Mary Comollo, com vertebra. Walking is usual this issue can send 75 cents Hennequin, security What exercises and diet damaged valve. Even so, visory Committee. She has been a munique; Lorrie Rowe, community ly good unless you have with a long, stamped, self- officer and Roy many people with damaged local investment developer for the outreach; Vera Sundquist, finance; do you recommend? foot problems. Exercises addressed envelope for it ______Stratton, DEAR READER - I to me, in care of this valves can do a great deal. Clash due past 12 years and is presently Mary Collins, gift shop; Valerie that strengthen the Samuel KoUch membership chair think you used good judg Some have even won major organizing Woodbridge Commons, a Norris, hostesses; Rhoddy Cowley, muscles in the back and newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, man. ment in not starting an athletic events. condominium development at junior volunteers; Ruth Paine, between the shoulder Radio City Station, New Members of the credit committee elected in Manchester Green. exercise program on your blades help to maintain York, NY 10019. clude: Peter Vitols, chairman; John Stankiewicz, library cart; Jonice Fitzgerald, You sh.ould be tested Miss England said she is looking own. Osteoporosis or Meanwhile, start secretary; Ray Mazzone, officer and Walter membership; Polly Davis, good posture and prevent during exercise to see what on control porous bones cause the strengthening your ab Ferguson, alternate officer. forward to chairing* this outstanding nominating; Betsy Andrews, deformity. But let a level of exercise, bones to be brittle and they domen by simply contrac oragnization and continuing the fine pediatric craft corner; Audrey physical therapist help you associated with your heart Supervisory committee members include: Mrs. can easily be fractured. At ting and relaxing your ab tradition of service to the hospital Anderson, Penny Saver. with your program. rate, is suitable for you. Margaret Nielsen, chairman; Mrs. Feme Green the same time exercise is dominal muscles regular and the auxiliary is a vital part Also, Ruth Monaco, physical The main point about the Then you can do about and Mrs. Dorothy Hubbard, officers. of the hospital, encouraging very useful and helps to diet is that it must include ly- of money therapy; Gloria Weiss, program; anything as long as you stay creativity through service, strengthen the bones. Each an increased amount of DEAR DR. LAMB - I Mary Fletcher, publicity; Evelyn below that level of heart membership and leadership. She case is different and I like calcium, preferably 1,500 would appreciate informa Seaton, receptionist; Beverly rate. also said that the new building Malone, social; Anita Kamm, tours; to see people with os mg a day. There is almost tion on which exercises to NEW YORK (UPI) — Wall Street is concerned over teoporosis see a physical what could be shaping up as a confrontation between the project makes this an exciting time Marlyn Peracchio, ward clerks; that much calcium in a use for a rheumatic heart. By doing exercises, for therapist or physical Reagan administration and the Federal Reserve over for growth and cnange and it is very Anita Murphy, legislative; and Vi quart of fortified skim nilk. 1 had a mitral valve one part of your body, then Realty courses medicine specialist to the Fed’s control of the money supply. rewarding to be part of an effort vian F. Ferguson, member-at-large. LouiHr E. England There is less calcium and replaced two years ago. resting and proceeding to design the proper program Treasury Secretary Donald Regan signaled the ad more calories in whole T h e doctor mostly other exercises, you can MANCHESTER — Manchester Community ministration’s intentions. “ We intend to offer them (the milk, so in your case you recommended walking. avoid overloading your College is offering two credit courses in real estate Fed) a lot of advice,” he said in a recent speech. will definitely want to use DEAR READER - heart with too much exer in the eight-week summer session to start on June His remarks, following criticism from Treasury the fortified skim brands. Listen to your doctor. He cise at one time. This way Undersecretary Beryl Sprinkel of the Fed's policy of Church women to mark You will get a more com- knows your limitations. you can keep your body in Real estate principles and practices is a course plete idea about os Exercise, used properly, is shape. designed to provide the student with an understan targeting interest rates, seemed to indicate the Fed has ding of the real estate profession. Students who been labeled fair game. successfully complete this course qualify to take Regan used golfing terminology to refer to the Fed s .1; performance on the money supply last year, saying, y u / ' the real estate salesman licensing examination. May Fellowship Day “ Why the hell they can’t play in the middle of the Real Estate Appraisal I (residential appraisal) is / i '"/'ll a course designed,to give the student an undersUn- fairway, I don’t know” Sprinkel, and Regan, have emphasized Treasury has MANCHESTER - “ The Carlson of the Salvation ding of the techniques for appraising residential pennies commemorating Anne Flynn, pastoral care Marjorie Miller from no intention of interfering with the Fed. But some Spirit of the Lord Army will give a welcome property and determining value for loan and in the anniversary of the worker for the Manchester Salvation Army District private economists and bankers think the ad Frees...and Unites” is the and a blessing.' surance purposes. ’The laws of the state require that founding of the fellowship. Area Conference of Headquarters will be the ministration’s public comments represent “ heavy theme for the May The silver jubilee of the The worship service will those persons seeking a real estate broker’s license Churches; Annamay pianist. handed interference” in the Fed’s independence. Fellowship Day which will “ Fellowship of the Least begin at 1 p.m. must complete a course of at least 30 hours in real Potocki, Doris Benson and All Christian women are One economist close to the administration said bv; celebrated Friday by Coin,” will be marked, estate appraisal. Speakers will include Marge Kelsey. Mrs. Major invited to attend. “ there’s no disagreement” on the need to keep the Church Women United. recalling its beginnings in Both of these courses will be taught by Professor money supply in check. “ The difficulty isn’t whether The celebration will in Asia in 1956 when Christian Alfred P. Werbner, coordinator of real estate This Week you can control money growth. The question is what clude a luncheon and women, seeking to heal the education at MCC. Registration may be obtained by degree of fluctuation you can permit in interest rates, " worship service beginning hurts of war and bring Details & cabling the MCC Community Services/office, 646- he said. at noon at the Salvation reconciliation, met and exceptions The Fed, although it has been experimenting in this Army Citadel, 661 Main St. began a fellowship of Double Coupons in store direction recently, maintains focusing on the money The lunch will consist of prayer, partnership and on manufacturer’s “Cents-Off’’ coupons supply alone, instead of setting a target for interest a salad smorgasbord and peach which was sym rates and keeping them within this range, brings a high persons attending are bolized by the offering of PINEHURST HAM degree of instability in money markets and this is requested to bring a meat, the “ least coin” of each CHUCK ROAST VERIBEST Featured speaker destructive. fish, vegetable, fruit or country. SALE SAUSAGE MEAT or S T EA K c > ‘ The monetarists, who believe the Fed should concen jellied salad to share. Rolls This year in a symbolic 2 lb. lots 1st Cuts trate on the money supply and let interest rates go and ’ beverages will be gesture, women attending MANCHESTER — Michael Hiza, coordinator MORRELL HAM where they will, are in effect saying, ’’So what! Does it provided. will be asked to contribute and assistant professor of hotel-motel and food ser whole or butt 'A matter to the overall economic picture’’ .“ Captain and Mrs. Arthur a quarter, representing 25 vice management program at Manchester Com i»M 9 9 munity College, will be featured speaker at the 56th Computer driven, this five-axis cutter, operated by Art Morris at Erich Heinemann, analyst for the Morgan Stanley in Grange meeting Save 15^ and Start sizdin* Mnual New England Hotel-Motel and Restaurant the (Barrett Turbine Engine Co. in Phoenix, Ariz., is capable of vestment banking firm, feels the volatility in rates “ in a lb. * .* very perverse way is an unintended byproducl of the 1.29 1.59 Show in Boston this week. (lb. $1.69) Precision cutter machining precision parts for the aerospace industry. The part MANCHE.STER — East Central Pomona Grange will TOBIN’S HAMS His topic will be “ What the Restaurant Operator being worked on, an impeller used in turbine engines, calls tor ac Fed’s efforts to control rates” meet May 2, at 8 p.m. at the Coventry Grange Hall. BONELESS Yvith Open Pif Hot’n Spicy Heinemann acknowledged a monetarist approach will 16 to 20 lb. hams Should Know About Nutrition.” Professor Hiza was curacy to within two-thousandths ot an inch. (UPl photo) Members of Andover and Manchester Granges are whole or short shank 'A SHOULDER CLOD ROAST ...... ib $ 2 .2 9 recently appointed to the National Foodservice cause “ some volatility in short-term rates. But if the asked to bring items for the auction table and sewing WASTE FREE LONDON BROIL ib $2.49 Barbecue Sauce. Sub-Committee of the American Health Foun Fed leaves the money market alone and concentrates on contest winners in preparation for judging on the dation’s Food and Nutrition Committee based in the money supply it’s going to reduce rates over the Pomona level on May 5. longer term” SEMI-BONELESS SEMI-BONELESS New York City. In addition he serves as a member SNET earnings improve Grange Sunday will be observed at May 17, at 7:30 of the Board of Connecticut Nutritional Council and On the other side of the fence, short-term volatility p.m., at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, 915 Main St., CHUCK STEAK .*1.19 CHUCK BOAST the Board of Connecticut Dietetic Association He matters. South Glastonbury. ’This is a non-denominational service was also a participant in the Cordon Conference NEW HAVEN — Southern New dangerously low. “ The current level in the demand for SNET services. In “ Business is facing a near-disastrous bond market. open to all Grange members, their families and friends. Tobin’s 12 to 14 lb. and chairman of the New England Dietetic Associa England Telephone Co. reported of earnings reflects our successful the first quarter, long distance Companies are finding it difficult to raise money for A fellowship hour with refreshments will follow the ser PA tion. earnings per share of $2.02 for the effort to obtain higher rates, as well calling volumes increased 4.9 per capital improvements needed to raise productivity and vice. HAM A hot newdeai.SaveJS^on first quarter of 1981 compared with as strict control of expenses and the cent compared with an 8.1 percent reduce inflation over the longer term," said David M. For further information, call Hazel Cooper at 528- Whole or Shank 'A . 1.69 .4.59 last year’s first quarter figure of number of employees," he said. gain in the same period a year ago. Jones, economist for Aubrey G. Lanston & Co. 3257. Hot ’n Spicy flavor. 01.11 and 02.13 in the fourth quarter “ The new rates, which went into Even the government’s ability to raise money is Egg hunt winners ib.<1.69 ARMOUR’S LEAN BACON ib $1.59 HAVE AN of .1980. For the 12-month period effect last October, are necessary to ” We anticipate a gradual im affected by the instability as illustrated by the OPEN P ITBAMECUE. ended March 31, 1981, the company provide adequate compensation for provement in business conditions Treasury’s auction of notes last week, which one dealer MANCHESTER — Prize winners in the annual Farley appointed earned |6.51 per common share, our shareowners and quality com during the second half of the year,” called “ one of the worst in recent history” CAT FOOD SALE !4H1 Gpiiff.ii foodsCotporalion Easter Egg hunt, co-sponsored by the Manchester PINEHURST WHITE GOODS SALE compared with |5.13 for the same munications for our customers.” Van Sinderen said. “ We expect that The 34.2 billion in two-year notes was “ thinly Jaycees and the Burger King Restaurant on Center TABBY TREAT MANCHESTER — The Farley Co. hes recently period a year ago. Van Sinderen said that the this, along with continued cost con covered” the dealer said, meaning bids were received a low price on 280 count STORE COUPON Street have been announced. all flavors been appointed as property manager and exclusive Alfred Van Sinderen, SNET presi economy continued to lag during the trol and aggressive marketing ef for only slightly more than the amount offered. This is ’The annual event was held April 18 in Center Springs KLEENEX leasing agent for ten buildings totalling 482,000 dent, noted that a year ago the com first three months of 1981 and as a forts, will assure that 1981 is one of “ highly unusual,” especially since the yield was a near- Park. 4sM.OO square feet in the Manchester Industrial Park. pany’s first quarter earnings were result there has been lower growth the company’s best years." high for this maturity. Winners were: Bruce Agele, of 73 Chestnut St., Pam CAM of 24 cant S m l S ^ Among the major national companies tenanted in Also, the issue still is “ in the Street” — hasn’t been Reischerl of 150 Chambers St.; Byron Strickland of 21 $5.98 on Hot ’n Spicy or any other the buildings are J.C. Penney, Lydall, the Miller sold to investors yet — “ precisely because of the uncer Laurent St., Amy Barrera of 67 Hemlock St., Brendan ...... , 99* flavor Open Pit* Barbecue Sauce Falls Tool Division of Ingersoll Rand, Keebler, tainty generated by the Fed’s recent experiments with Richard of 11 Lyness St., Melissa Jolly of 87 Strawberry Frito-Lay, and United Technologies, Pratt and monetarist doctrine,” Jones said. Id tkt «tU 4 t( Gr»(«4i loods C-E results set record Lane, Jason Melnik of 25 Eldridge St., Jennifer Wirta of 9 u V e S WHITE CLOUD OR COTTONELLE Cdi) Mill