MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May U, 1985 KIT ‘N* CARLYLE ’ by Larry Wright eiBNTH MANCHFSTIR LJ.S. WORI n CONNECTICUT WEATHER PETS IT M SALES EParesr" m r Texts. . . . . cellectlMicgllectlMg on Orohd List 7/1/33 Lteol AckUtioniAddltlpi Cloudy sky tonight; I'lACrlADl fbOKD FR EE C U TE K IT T E N S -3 MULTI-FAMILY TAG 1979 DODGE VAN - 6 IS ft. ST ARCR AFT - 40 H P Opinions differ Dotson goes free, Tiny infant spends OUT SHE HAb ACAT. moles, 1 female. 646-7959. SALE - May 11th, 9om to cylinder, 4 speed, over­ - Johnson Motor - tilt Taxioi coilgctM e i ot 4/30/83 on iWAS'WePififl) I 2pm. 69 Washington drive. Mechanically trailor. 81,300. Coll 644- (Kano Llil cip/1/ii . , special day at home warm on Tuesday Street. Furniture, tools, sound. Body freshly 2752. Motor VthlcleSupgltmental on MHS problems but pardon denied HAD t>«feU>p€D AH Total Interest stereo speakers. Many painted. Finished Inte­ AUEBETfloWofAeN. 8898,834.11 ... page 7 ... page 2 ItemsI Years of rior. 67,000 miles. 83,99$. QUO ... page 3 ... page 4 accumulation. 644-4055 or 56>0072. Taxes collected on Grand Lists 1970 to 1983 l i j TAP SALES Interest and Lien Fees ^ , • suts 1970 VW BUS-8300. Ap­ L e ^ ^ l ^ n s to Grand List 3,I84.» TAG SALE • Soturdov, TAG SALE- Saturday ache Tenter Trailer, FOUR FIRESTONE SS |17,986.t8- MOV 11th, 10am to 3prn. May 11th S Sunday 12th. Needs top. Good tor util­ RADIALS • 15 X 70 Rain day. May 18th. 200 8am to 3om. 54 Dudley mounted on chrome ity trailer, 8200 or best Total- -- a_ taxes. ------Interest4<«A/aC and Hon lees turned 1409,334.79 Twin Hill Roodloff Route Street, Manchester, rain otter. 1963 VOLKSW A­ woQon whggit. McGord ovtr to Treiuurer u plo 4/30/35 44A), Coventry. Multi- or shine. Locks. 647-9883. CAROL M. LENIHAN ' GEN BUG-Parts cor, tSO. TAX COLLI.ECTOR family, various house­ Coll 649-4671. hold and kid's Items. UNITARIAN MEETING­ FOR S A L E - Set Of 024-05 P205/75O14 studded snow HOUSE TAG SALE - 1968 ORENN MUSTANO- TAG SALE - Everything Household essentials and 6 cylinder, automatic. tires. Used two winters. from household Items, funky finds: Blue willow Runs good. Needs light Plenty of trood loft. With furniture, Chevy ports, Chino, furniture, books, body work. $900 firm. rims. Asking 860. Coll Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Monday,’ May 13,1985 — Single copy: 25f 647-1560 otter 6pm. Ask FROF088P EOOOtT antique toys, crafts, and toys, office furniture, 643-4766. ■HIHTM U n U T «8 DISTRICT ?-ii miscellaneous Items. 57 trash compactor. Near ntoN Veor July 1,1888 le June 811888 French Rood, Bolton, Antiques and collecti­ 1981 LINCOLN CONTIN­ NOTICI TO CMINTOna ESTATE OF BSTIMATID R8V8NU8 (oft of Route 85). 9om to bles, good children's clo­ ENTAL MARK VI-FullV 3415,373 4pm, MOV 11th and 12th. h e n r y J. LETARTE, Toxes Collectable thing and MORE 11 Bak­ loaded and computer­ o/k/o HENRI N. I.ETARTE, Supplemental Mptar Vehicle 12,000 ery and free coffee. ized. Must sell I $10,000 or deceosed Bock Taxes 6,000. f?/cfes 300 Safe ending first season on upbeat note NEIGHBORHOOD AL­ Saturday, May 11th, 9om assume payments. 647- The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Additions TON S TR E E T TA G SALE Gerald, Judge, of the Court Interest Free on Taxes 3.000 to 2pm, rain or shine. 153 0299, Fra n k, day or ot Probate, District ot Man­ Interest on Savings Accounts 40.000 CELEBRITY CIPHER - (off West Middle Turn­ West Vernon Street, evenings. chester at o heorlng held on Sewer Chorees 4.000 By Kathy Oarmut Cheney Regional Vocational Tech­ they call for a ride),” she said. C»*Ebftty Ctp^•r cryptogramt ara craalad from quotattona by pike). Power mowers, 10.000 famous paopla. past and praasrtt. Each lattar tn tha etphar stands Manchester. MOV 7, 1935 ordered thot oil Sewer Connectors Herald Roporttr nical School and East Catholic All of the records on Safe Rides pool table, antiques, res- claims must be presented to New Sewers (Union Street) 1,483 lor snomar. Todtiy’B dtm: £ aguafs Y 12.000 clients are destroyed at the end of a tourqnt dishes. Intercom, the fiduciary on or befc^e Au­ Elderlv Relief High School. by CONNIE WIENER GIANT TAG SALE - Fur­ 179 i MOTORCYCLES/ gust 9,1935 or be barred os by Miscellaneous 3.000 Whan ManohoBtor High School weekend, Kane said. Only a few lots of miscellaneous 431 The expanded hours are a "g ift” niture, toys, T V , clothes, I'ZI bicycles low provided. _ , Manholes Rt. *83 Oakland St. rough atatiaUca — and no names— “ M EKPKBMAWMV WD M Items. Saturday and Sun­ Morv Lou Taylor, Duplicate Tox payments 800 Junior Diana Braaaall used to tell to the three graduating classes, housewares, books, mls- Clerk other atudantf ahe waa involved according to one of the organizers are kept, to ahow bow many people day, May 11th Si 12th. 9am ecelloneous. Saturday, Fire House Building repairs SUZUKI PE 250 - Good The llduclorv Is; (84-15 Budget) 9.000 with the town Bafa Rides program, of the program. have uaed the program, be said. to 5pm. Rain dote, follow­ May 11th, 10am to 4pm. Balance - June 30,1985 221,073 UKADNV 'CLN CNV’B KMB condition. Driven 16 Stanley Letorte their response was usually one of Although Manchester’s Safe Most of those who ha ve called for ing weekend. 151 Birch Street, 71 Staep Rd. 3944,080 hours. $750 or best otter. South Windsor, CT 06074 laughter, she said. Rides program got off to a modest a ride have not been drunk, but MVZBLWVP BLMB YMV LMEK Manchester. 647-1821. MULTI-FAMILY - Satur­ 029-05______BUDOIT SXFSNOiTUBf 8 But after giving up a number of start in December, volunteers rather have wanted to avoid riding Administration Budget 3175,709 day, May 11th, 9om to 355,771 Friday and Saturday nights in an have given rides home to more with someone who has been YLWXIAKV." — IMEWI JAKVVKA. FLEA MARKET- June Fire Department Budget 1pm. Baby equipment 1st., Manchester Grange ANNUAL UeOMT O f FWI MMSMALL Public Works Department 414400 effort to reduce the number of than SO young people since then, drinking, Kane aaid. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I live In the crowd of jollity, not and clothes, toys, mater­ Hall. Space available. May 1Set 3944,030 accldenta resulting from teenag­ said Gregory Kane, a Manchester "W e haven’t been turned into a so much to enjoy company as to shun myselt." — nity wear, household mis­ Coll 649-9294 or 528-8015. Inspections where mode throughout the year tor fire safety ers whedrlvs whilB drunk, she and High S c h ^ teacher and one of the taxi service for drunks at all,” Samuel Johnson. cellaneous, garage door and code enforcement. ADMINI8TRATION BUOGBT the other IS studant vbluntaers in adult organisers of the program. Kane aaid, referring to the clainu and morel 80, 81 & 115 ielefics TAG SALE-Soturdov Many construction plans were reviewed for the Town Build­ President 31,730 the program havatronm respect The town program is one of almost of some inttial critics of the Carriage Drive, Man­ 10am to 4pm. Antiques, ing Deportment reflective of the new growth ond develop­ Directors 6 • 3330 3.300 of their peers, said BraaaaU, the 40 in the state. program. chester. Rain Dote, May ment of the District. toys, furniture, gloss, Treosurer 4.300 vice psesideot of Maacheater Safe "We've cultivated some great The student volunteers are a ^MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS 18th. The Fire Preventlen Team of our Deportment continues do­ Clerk 7.000 FOR SALE miscellaneous household ing on excellent lob. Tax Collector 7.700 Ridea.' Trivial Pursuit players," Kane diverse group, Brassell said. But ISJfFOR SALE I Items. 551 Woodbrldge Several buildings, severely damaged by fire, were Inves­ Rote Moker 1,100 "The kida are finally atarting to said of the program’s slow start. they have in conunon their concern M U LTI-F A M IL Y - Some Street, Manchester. Office Staff 9.300 336,130 furniture, ham radio tigated ond were suspected arson. realise that there is an alterna­ Drivers and others often spent over the rising number of teenage TW O ROTOR A LLIA N CE BAGBOY G OLF CART - stuff, port-o-crlb, miscel­ GRANVILLE H. LINGARD Operating expanses tiv e ," ahe said in a recent inter­ hours sitting around a room in the deaths and injuries due to drunkM Fire Marshall T V ANTENNAS with con­ $20. Used golf bolls, $3.50 laneous household Items. Conllngencv $ 4,000 view. "They trust us." Moriarty Brothers car dealership driving, she said. trols. $25 each or best per dozen. 643-9664. IWANTEO 023JU Bondlng/lnsuronce 3,159 The program, in which anyone on Center Street — the program's Two parent volunteers in the Saturday, May 11th, 9om toduy Auto Allowance 3 • 3400- 1 • 3230 1,450 offer. Coll 646-1776 offer to 3pm. 33 Carter Street, I Auto Allowance - President 400 under 21 can receive a free and headquarters — without getting program — Bob and Kathy King — 4pm. BLACK STEAMER Bolton. RtFORT FROM TNI FRSeiOeNT Stationery 1 Supplies 1.000 confidential ride home, will wind called, he said. said parents of driving-age child­ 1,000 HwaM photo by Pinto T R U N K -32 Inches by 16 BEER CANS W A N TE D - Eoulpmsnt/Servlce Conirocts up its first season of (^ r a tio n on Brassell attributed the in­ ren especially share their con­ Inches, one foot deep. Will buy unusual cons, TO EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY: Telephone 2 Sets w/rollover 1.700 work in teams of two, picking up young SNOW BIRD SNOB- TAG SALE - Furniture, These ore excitina times for the District. During the post Socifil Security • .7.5% 700 June 14 — the night of the MHS creased use of the program to cerns. Parent volunteers await Mara Siebert of Cliffside Drive, a student Good for summer comp. books, clothing, lawn also interested In contact veor you authorized the Directors to purchase the Keeney Dote Processing (Tax Bills) 3.300 senior prom — when it will operate calls with the students in case their people who have either had too much to LOW ER - 2-staoe, 8 HP. with collector. Coll Jose better publicity and to growing volunteer for the Manchester Safe Ridea 26' wide heow duty. Jusf $8. Telephone 643-5314. mower, snowblower, property at the Intersection of Bucklond Rood and Tolland Audit 6,500 until 5 a.m. Volunteers also plan to advice Is needed in an emergency. Turnpike. The purpose of this purchase Is to construct o mo­ Engineering costs 15.000 trust among students and other program, attaches a radio antenna to drink or who dorit want to ride with tuned up. $99. 649-0173. tools, household Items. 649-1292. "T h ey're the ones that care FREE TO GOOD HOME- dern fire station thereto serve the rapidly growing Bucklond Legal 12.000 offer ridea from 9:30 p.m. to S a.m. potential users of the service. someone who has been drinking. 165 Thompson Rood(W- oreo. Miscellaneous 500 on May 24 and June 7 — the nights "They know it’s not going to go her car Friday night in preparation for a Approxlmcrtelv 4 months 100 est Center to O'Leary to Since this purchase, plans hove been announced for o fpur Refunds of the senior proms at Howell around school Monday morning (if Please tarn le page I 41^hour shift. The student volunteers G OLF CLUBS - Matched old female Lobrodor- Thompson). 5/11, lOomto hundred plus condominium unit complex, o 109 unit motel, o Public Awareness 1,000 /Golden Retriever Automotive huge new shopping moll, plus several smaller businesses. Advertising 1400 set of spoldlngs, mens or 3pm. 5/12,1 to 3pm. Postage 500 ladles. Includes boo corf puppy. Adorable but The District Is planning now for the future needs of this de­ Woman's Auxiliary 600 needs lots of attention. velopment and will be prepored. New equipment In the Pub­ and bolls. Like new con­ TA G SALE - 70 Central lic Works Department, and new and rebuilt equipment In the Pensions ____z a dition. $90. Coll 649-1794. Hos hod distemper shot. Avenue, East Hartford, CARSARUCKS Fire Deportment will odequotely serve future needs. We ore 646-5893. Capital Impreventents MOV 11th, lOom to 2pm. Iforsale updating our apparatus constantly. The Administration De­ Furnitures 34,000 portment Is purchasing o new computer and we will be con­ FIlTngling Coblnets/Offlce Shultz leaves 8 HP R O TO TILLER A T T ­ Assorted clothing, house­ verted to Its use this year. ACHMENT FOR SEARS hold Items. MOV ING - Reconditioned Capital ExpandRurtt HOME AND I wish to thank the voters of the District for the confidence Proposed Firehouse 3 1,000 TRACTOR - Tilts 38' 1971 Ford Pickup F250, they showed me In permitting me to serve os President of the Land Acquisition 73,000 73,000 wide. Used very little. GARDEN TA G SALE - Many old 390 cubic inch, 4 wheel District. I also wish to thank the Directors, the office stotf, $350.6494706. and new books, gloss, drive, factory olr condi­ the Public Works Employees, and the entire Fire Depart­ TOTAL ADMINISTRATION BUDGET 3175,709 FLOWERING BUSHES - gomes, four 14' Prowler tioning, extra accesso­ ment membership for the excellent cooperation they hove Jordan without shown me. FIRE DEFARTMENT BUDGET SEW ING M A C H IN E - 50 cents and up. You dig. tires with rims, Atari 800 ries. Snow Runner - built WALTER H. JDYNER Bilarlst Electric broom, dining Coll 649-7406. X L Computer(5 months by Chrysler and 1968 Su­ PRESIDENT Fire Chief 3 1,633 room table with 6 choirs, old) and miscellaneous zuki - 50CC. 646-2948. EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT Assistant Chiefs (3 •31430) 4,290 Fire Marshal 936 slightly used. 1 portable 100 PERENNIALS FOR Items. Saturday, 5/11, 025^ Assistant Fire Marshal 364 TV . Hundreds of different SALE - 75 cents to $1.00. Sunday, 5/12, lOom to 1975 OLDS - 4 door, hard Firs Inspector 230 Items. Clock and watch 646-3156. 4pm. 23 North Street, top. Automatic, small V- OGHTH UTILmeS OieTRICT Captains (2 • 3494) I makers are Invited. I am FIRE CHICF’t ReFORT1M4/W Llautenont (4 • 3468) Manchester. 8, power steering, power Radio Mechonic 0 retired leweler and brakes, olr conditioned, The Manchester Fire Depor tment responded to 490olarms for this fiscal year. Therewore 57 structure tires, 164 medical Vehicle Mechanic By Jim Anderson pawn shop owner. That Sr,b2,fcla$21,smust rear defroster, AM /FM colls, 54 service colls, and 313 miscellaneous fires. Cur­ Department Seerstarv gives you on Idea of whot I ANTIQUES know layout andTAG Stereo. Mint condition, rently, the department Is comprised of 113 members; 13 ot R re Alarm Superintendent United Press International Related story, 1 hove to sell. 649-5961. SALE - Saturday, May must be seen. Asking these ore officers, S3 ore E.M.T.'s, and 54 ore apparatus driv­ Assistant Fire Alarm Superintendent ers. For apparatus, we arc coulpped withoned) Heavy Res­ Point System AQABA, Jordan — Secretary of s e e p a g e 4 11th, 9om to 4pm. An­ 81,250.643-9708. cue Truck, four (4) Pumpers, one (1) Elevated Platform, DIspotchers (24 hour service) ONE PIECE PICNIC TA­ tiques, Collectibles, clo­ one (1) Service Vehicle, and one (I) Alarms Truck. Dispatchers (Holiday Pay) State George Shultz left the Middle BLE FOR SALE - 4' x 8'. thing, books, records, The Training Division conducted 28 drills for the firefight­ Substitute Dispatchers (Vocation) East today after falling to reach an 1980 DATSUN 200SX - Substitute Dispatchers Firm price of 850. Tele­ HARTFORD from on estate. Many ers. Besides these drills, courses were held In the following agreement on the key issue of Coupe, 5 speed, air, categories: An Emergency Medical Techniclons Refresher (Sick Leave) 1,379 364432 i phone 643-5073. useful and unusuol Items. AM/FM, 59,000 miles. Course was completed by 10 members: and The Firefighter Palestinian participation in direct will meet with Soviet Foreign ANTIQUES 110 Columbus Street, Instructors Course was completed by one member who was Oparedng Expanse Arab-Iaraeli peace talks. Minister Andrei Gromyko Mint condition. $4,400. Contingency Fund 1000 25' COLOR CONSOLE T V Manchester. 644-4055 or 563-0072. then certified by the Stole of Connecticut. C.P.R. courses Before flying to Vienna, Shultz Tuesday. WAREHOUSE were also conducted by this division and were open to the Insurance 37,251 - Zenith Chromocolor, public. Chief Auto 8, Office Expense 400 met again today with King Hussein Before Shultz and Hussein met wood groin cabinet. $75. TAG SALE - Saturday, 1980 PHOENIX, 4 door The Fire Prevention Team presented a tine fire prevention Supplies 3400 of Jordan. for the first time Sunday, Jordan­ Coll after 7:00pm. 875- May 11th, 8om to 4pm. 137 hatchback. Air, V-6,4 spd program to oil the schools within the district and mode op- Equipment Raplacemant 21,136 Open Today Telephone 5.000 Shultz said there was a "positive ian Foreign Minister Taher Masri 6736. Edgerton Street, Man­ stick. Front wheel drive, peoronces and gave lectures to various civic organizations 10am-4pm throughout the year. Vehicle Mointenonca 9400 atmosphere” in the talks with the said the Jordanians gave U.S. chester. Household electric windows, elect­ The Informative display at the Manchester Products Show Electricity 6400 Jordanian monarch but that "w e officiala a list of six Palestinians GIRL'S 28 Inch 10 speed 243 FanRhigtM Avg., Heat 1.000 Items, furniture, etc., ce­ ric door, olr shocks, was also the work of the Fire Prevention Team. did not diacuss a list or individual approved by Palestine Liberation Pugeot Bike. Good condi­ The Alarm's Division Installed Radio Alarm Boxes In the Building Maintenance 1 Repair 4.000 Hartford ramic sell out(molds, trailer hitch, AM /FM ste­ Pension Fund Organization chairman Yasser tion. $80. Telephone 649- reo, Coll 649-5593, or 633- Bucklond Areo. These Radio Boxes ore the latest concept In 3403 names” of Palestinians who would points, kiln, hardware, Fire Alarm Technology. Social Security X749 form a Joint negotiating delegation Arafat for participation in peace 1035. 52&0785 etc.) Rain or shine. 5688. 83,500 firm. The Manchester Fire Department hos continued to serve Alarms Maintenance 3.000 the District residents and merchants In o responsible and Communications Repairs 4.000 with Jordan. ta lk s. Hsrald photo by Taiqulnlo professional manner. Fire Prevention 3.000 " I t ia clear that direct negotia­ The composition of a Palestinian We would like to thank the residents, merchonts, manufac­ Training 3,200 tions between Israel and a Jordan­ delegation on a Jordanian- turers and business people of The Eighth Utilities District for Deportment Dues 730 AH tired out their support In helping us to moke our contmunlfy o safer Water Rentals (Hydrants) 33400 ian delegaUon must include Pales­ Palestinian negotiating team is the place In which to live. Social Funds 7,130 tinians becauae the Palestinians key issue in the latest efforts to Adam Kramer of Campfield Road tests part of the new over the weekend to help assemble the playscape, which Respectfully Submitted, Fire Investigation Bureou 0,300 are the people who are very revive talks aimed at reaching a Harold Topllff, Jr. Unemployment Cempansotlon 300 playscape at the Lutz Children's Museum on South Main is about 90 percent complete. Chief M.F.D. Computer Mointenonca Contract ____SB 3179,943 heavily involved and so they need comprehensive settlement of the 0264)5 to be represented,” he said. Arab-Israeli conflict. Street. More than 100 volunteers worked at the museum Rn^amsnTwnidows Shultz laid he sent Assistant Thh United States has said TtMAeUReirt RIFONT (32 Main St.) Secretary of State Richard Palestinians who are not “de­ ■toMTH ununet oibtrict Lateral Suctin Unit Murphy to Israel for further clared terrorists” or PLO M y 1.1tS4 le Apri 30,1000 Flynn Oxygen Unit Condo opponents seek board’s backing Madl-Kad Extraction Vast ’ dlacussiona on a formula for members would be eligible as Checkbook Balance $20,774.91 6 Speed Clip torso strops Palestinian representation. negotiators. But Israel Sunday 4 Jump suits The secretary, who also made imposed stiffer terms for holdirig Receipts Protective Equipment You’re the MOM- 1983 Taxes and interest tSV7,09S.15 Hurst RafurMth ■topa In Israel and Egypt during talks with a Palestinian delega­ Bock Taxes, Interest B Liens 17,277.30 2 Safety bars hit Middle East trip, said "some tion, ruling out participation by Directors asked to enter zoning fray The Art Teacher Interest on Bonk Accounts S5465.36 5 Pooar-Monltors headway” waa made on the anyone committed to the Palestine TO A GREAT greatest from HAPPY Sewer Disposal Chorges 7,850.07 2 Radio Fire Alarm Boxes M O T H E R ’S D A Y Sewer Connection Fees 13409.00 2 Scott 4.S Alrpockt Complete Palestinian Issue and that the talks National Council charter. By Susan Vauahn development, which would com­ loning Commission will conduct a She said she is not fam iliar with Mom ever! Union St. Assessments 1,244.39 23 Scott Alrpock Neaa Clips were a useful preparation for Israel said previously it would the proposed condominium plan MOTHER Joe & Niki To a Elderlv Relief 10,384.39 Herald Reporter prise 46 acres, is being conducted hearing on the proposal next 3 4” Stortz to 4U NST Female Husaein’s visit to Waahington this not talk to "declared members” of and that she would have to study it ON Love, John tc Stacy XO wonderful Personal Property Relief 3,924.25 2 Water 1 Ice rescue tulli by residents of Shallowbrook Lane, Monday. MIsc. a Refunds 2,999.05 1 Scott Alert $-103 month. the PLO, but the new conditions Members of the Manchester whose properties abut the land on There are separate petitions for before making a decision. She St. of Conn. For Rt. 83 9473.92 MOTHER'S Mother, Atmospheric Anoivser “ We are atruggling to find that appeared to also rule out members Board of Directors will be asked the south. James R. Lafiey, a the Manchester and Glastonbury added that she is not opiiosed to Margaret McCoakey! 372143171 1 Constant Pattern N en le composition of Palestinian repres­ of the Palestine National Council, DAY 1 4" Stortz to 3" NST Female Tuesday to sign a petition opposing spokesman for the opponents, said sides of the street, Lacey said. condominiums in general and that Love, Transfers From Savings 440400.00. 1 Frequency Counter (alarm system) entation in the talks aimed at regarded as the Palestinian a sone change that would allow a today that a (letition against the Even without the signatures of they "sometimes make a good land Love, Fire Preventlen parliament-in-exile. Dave Total 31,131,797.49 peace that can be seen both as 244-unit condominium project on condominiums has been signed by the directors, the opponents have use.” Diane Fire House Building Rggolrt 3404M genuinely representative of Pales- The charter approved by the She said the question about how XO DISBURSEMENTS South Main Street. "Just about everyone within 500 signatures representing opposition ADMINISTRATION Uniana and acceptable in this council in 1968 outlines Palestinian The town, as owner of the land on feet of the property," or 95 percent from owners of 20 percent of the the directors can act would proba­ Salaries I 34,517.13 Engine iVsbullt 330400 proceu,” he said. aims, including “ armed struggle" which the Manchester Country of the residents of Shallowbrook land within 500 feet of the property bly be referred to the town Operating Expenses 304U46 New Apparatus Fund 1400 A fter hia news conference, to replace Israel with a Palestinian attorney. Transfers To Savings 375400.00 New Chotsis for Rescue 3 Club is located, is an abutUng Lane. The street is split down the in question, Lacey said. When that MOM, H appy Shultz flew to Vienna, where he state. property owner to the proposed middle by the Manchester- amount of opposition is formally State law says that the town 3420493.99 MOM. Happy MOM, TOTAL FIRE DEPARTMENT BUDGET development in the southern sec­ Glastonbury town line. registered, the PZC must vote at must be regarded as an abutting Mother's Day PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Lacey said neighbors oppose the property owner and that its repre­ 3 Thanks for always FUBUeWORKS DEFARTMUIT tion of town. least 4 to 1 in favor of a zone change Mother's Day, Salaries 35,969.99 This is the first time the condominium project because its or the application is denied. sentatives have the right to sign a being there tor m e Nancy & Terry! Have a Operotlmi Expenses 33,726.73 Public W orki Supt. 113400 Love, Capital Expenses S4433.70 Stalemate goes on directors have been asked to sign a density would be too high, because The country club property ex­ petition, O'Brien said. The authori­ Public Works Btrmlevaes and supporting me. I 13400 ties represenUng the town would Dineen k Keith from Joe happy day. Interceptor 14141341 f t r t Time Extra Bmptavgat 11480 petition related to an application it would Increase trafffic on South tends along the entire 3,000 feet of love you m ore than Interceptor Escrow 38536.13 Emergency Overtime on which the Planning and Zoning Main Street and because of we­ the northern border of the pro­ be the Board of Directors, he said. You dieserve Weekend On Call anything today and 6319470.03 ' 333,0 tlands on the property. They are posed development. A firm called O’Brien said be does not see a Capitol Exp. Carried over 58426.13 must act. Town Attorney Kevin at radicals’ home O'Brien said this morning. The also concerned about its impact on SHVC Inc. of South Windsor owns legal conflict at this point, but always. the best. From 8344 ^ 3177,996.15 Contingency Fund 1400 directors will meet in Lincoln sewers, he said. two lots on the east side of the rather a policy question of whether To Joellen, the second mile Mom, y W lo v e Insurance 13,743 the town would want to get H appy FIRE DEPARTMENT Auto Allowoncg 480 PHILADELPHIA (UPl) - Po­ seven years after a similar con­ Center at 8 p.m. Tuesday and will The area la mosUy zoned Rural property on South Main Street and you. Salaries 44,710.03 Supplies 1480 lice used tear gas, a water cannon frontation with the group ended in be asked to sign the petition during Residence. Thomas N. Reiley of the Metropolitan District C:ommis- involved in the petition process. Mother's Day Happy Mother’s Day! Boulpment Replacement 1400 and gunfire early today In an violence and the death of one the meeting, according to a spokes­ Manchester is seeking a zone sion owns property to the west. The directors can either sign the Telephone 3400 petition or say they don’t want to Love, Witzer Lynn and Todd 3300405.33 Vehicle Expense 6400 attempt to remove members of a policeman. man for neighbors who oppose the change from Rural Residence to Developers Barney T. Peterman Love, Andrea Capital Expenses Carried 11434.96 Electricity 3480 radical anti-eatabliahment group Police erected barricadet early development. Planned Residence Development Sr. and Barney T. Peterman Jr. get involved in the petition pro­ Hoot 4400 cess, O’Brien said. ever From 8344 Budget 3311463.31 Building 1 (Sroundt Molntaiwncg from a rundown West Philadelphia Sunday in a four-block area The drive against the proposed for the property. The Planning and own two vacant lota on the Total 11410431.43 Ftntlen Fund row house. surrounding the MOVE house and southwest corner of the property. No board member has ap­ 3171446.34 Social Socurltv Police and members of the officers then went door-UMloor They recently applied to subdivide proached him on the matter, he TO: MOM PEARL: Unomptaym^ Cemptnaotlen CASH BALANCES groim, called MOVE, exchanged requesting Uiat resldenU leave the the property and construct single­ said. Roses ar^ red, Manchester State Eonk-CD's 200400.00 Intarcgplor Chgrag Savings Account Answtrlno Sorvlcg gunfire with automatic weapons area by 10 p.m. Most left well GE pleads guilty family homes. The issue may be a matter of Mrs. Kelsey. 41,389.42 But they make you sneeze. Intaroegtar Acc'l. Coll Bgfort you Dig for about five minutes. There were before the deadline. case law, O'Brien added. 38,316.13 U i^ r m Sorvlcg Mayor Barbara Weinberg said Carnations are pretty. Savings Bonk ot Monchestar 18,339.06 no immediate reports of injuries. About 4 a.m. sharpshooters, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gen­ Dennis said the contracts were to this morning she had received a 88,724.38 Water But they make you weeze. Happy Mother’s Day Comwctlcut Notional Bonk 47413.24 Rental Equipment According to KWY radio. Police mounted police and plainclothes eral Electric pleaded guilty in retrofit re-entry vehicles for the copy of a letter from attorney. Connecticut Bonk 4 Trust Paving Cotnmiaioner Gregor Sambor read officers, as well as a bomb squad Philadelphia Monday to lot counts Minuteman. Richard Lyer saying the directors' So no flowers we*H send, Co. C.D. 188480.00 OtpNil lipM itt an eviction notice to MOVE were moved into the neighborhood, of cheating the government out of GE faces a maximum penalty of opixisition to the project would Inside Today For your special day. We love you. 8334411.43 Bmarggncy Sowar IrgolM membera ahortly before 6 a.m. many Uking shelter in cars $800,000 in fake costs for the $1.04 million and Dennis said the help the neighbors' cause. Dyer, a Rgterv# Funds Flax-Rods When that waa rejected, police againat occasional showers. Minuteman missile. inveaUgation is continuing to find But our love and our thanks Monholg Reptacsmsnt member of the Manchester school 20 pages, 2 sections Are coming your way. 344940106 Acoulrg RlgM of Ways began pouring water into the home It is believed five adults and 10 which GE managers are crimi­ board, represents his parents, Don't leave us. Anticipotad Expanses children were living in the barri­ 1-86 Sower undarcrawng and then fired tear gaa. U.S. Attorney Edward Dennis nally responsible. Joseph and Cora Dyer, who live on Advioou . 17 DbilutrlM. Interceptor — 48460.39 Now Apoorotue Fund caded row bouse, although aome said in a statement released in He said that Joseph Calabria, Happy Mother's Day Expgni ea Through Jung Shots began ringing out and Shallowbrook Lane, Weinberg Builnass . ■ 20 Opinion. — 17143133 there were reports that a rooftop reporta said there were a dosen Washington the mischarging was one of the managers, has already said. Classiflod. IS-19 PaoplaUIK. Love, Joyce and Don. Your scouts Fropoeed Sewer Prelects — 13040100 TOTAL PUBLIC WORKS Com iet______DEPARTMENT BUDGET funbatUe waa going on for about adults and half a dosen children. accomplished by altering Ume been indicted for perjury in 8 Spofta. 3 79411.63 Weinberg said she has "mixed Entortsinnwnt___17 TatovNIon nvB mlnutea. cards for the employees without connecUon with the casfe and bis feelings about the directors Jump­ UXtwy------2 WMtIrar 02745 Tha police action cornea nearly Pteaee Inni to page 10 their knowledge. trial is set for July, ing in at this point.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, May 13. 1985 — j_ t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 13. 1985 Opinions differ Reagan degree prompts debate at Harvard Students "disgraceful ... almost obscene sale said in an interview. college's tercentenary in 1636 but on responsibiiity By Ken Franckllne ing the convocation. That specula­ (or Harvard to question whether it In the past. Harvard has bes- received no honorary degree be­ give rides United Press International tion was quickly denied by the was appropriate to give Reagan a towed honorary degrees on King cause he had been given one in 1616 White House. when he was governor of New degree. Harvard said no decision has Juan Carlos of Spain, and Benny "A s an American, I have to s ^ CAMBRIDGE. Mass. - At Har­ York. for work at MHS Goodman, the king of swing: west vard, where it is said the (acuity been made on the degree question. he has been a significant for safety German leaders Helmut Schmidt The word "disgrace" rose again Connecticut Inc., the SImsbunr-; will debate anything, the hottest Some (acuity members take the who has made a m ajor contribU; By Kathy Oarmus and Willy Brandt: oceanographer on campus last week in debate on Conllneed from page 1 based general contractor for the . issue up for discussion is whether view that Harvard would be tion to our national I^Mcy, Harold Raportar Jacques Cousteau and authors whether Reagan should be given a project, said he was worUng with ” America's oldest college should honoring the office of president, Kissinger said of Reagan, whom ho degree. about keeping their kids alive," Nearly two years after renova­ the Building Committee to resolve give President Reagan an honor­ not necessarily the man who holds Alexander Solshenitsyn and Bar­ has privately advised on foreign bara Tuchman. George Wald, Nobel prise- said Kathy King. tions to Manchester High School the problems. But he said the ary degree at next year's 350th it. The other side argues that affairs. . The last time the college bes­ winning biologist, said it would be As Kane told the Board of were supposed to be complete, unfinished work was not the convocation. Reagan has not earned a Harvard Samuel Beer, emeritus profes­ “ diagraoefur' (or Harvard to give Education in December, "W e some rooms are still unfinished — responsibility of Custom Concept Harvard has invited the presi­ honorary doctorate by virtue of towed a degree on a sitting United sor of government, said Harvard Reagan an honorary degree. neither condone nor condemn and those Involved In the project dent to speak at the Sept. 5, 19S6, intellectual attainment. States president was to Andrew must consider the question of Builders. “ An Institution whose motto is drinking. What we want to do is are denying responsibility for the "W e feel the iteihs that are our ' anniversary and the White House Albert Carnesale, academic Jackson in 1833, John Quincy custom as it nears a decision. ‘Veritas’ (truth) has no business save lives.” remaining work, school officials has expressed Interest. Harvard dean ' at Harvard's John F, Adams, who Jackson defeated in “ Look at Oxford’s refusal to give responsibility have behn cqm- giving any honorary degree to a Officer Gary Wood, a spokes­ say. officals also say the Reagan Kennedy School of Government, 1128, called the degree “ a Mrs. (Margaret) Thatcher a de­ pleted,” he said. man who has undertaken a con­ man for the Manchester Police High school principal Jacob administration inquired very raised another question — the disgrace." gree. It had given one to every "That’s been sort of a bone of stant deception of the public for so Department, said It is difficult Ludes said last week that the quietly whether the president wisdom of giving an honorary President Grover Cleveland at­ sitting British prime minister contention,” said architect Cha­ many things, including arms con­ to determine what impact the unfinished work ranges from un­ would be getting an honorary degree to a sitting president. tended Harvard's 2S0th birthday since the war. The refusal was rles Gunnels ot the Farmington- trol and Central America.” Wald Safe Rides program has had on painted rooms and doors to lack of “ It has been a long time since celebration in 1886 but refused an cited to show how much she has based architectural firm of Rus­ degree. said. alcohol-related accidents in a public address system in the Some on campus said they Harvard has given a degree to a honorary doctorate of laws, saying alienated some people. I thought It sell, Gibson and von Dohlen Inc., But Henry Kissinger, former town. But he said the town has office. The moat serious problems thought the White House was president in office. It is a question he was unworthy of it. was quite spiteful. That seemed a which deslpied thd renovation secretary of state and former enjoyed a low injury rate so far are in a suite of three rooms used PRESIDENT REAGAN trying to negotiate a degree for of making sure we don't pander to Franklin Delwo Roosevelt, a rather uncivil thing'to do." project. “ The whole idea Is to let Harvard professor, said It was this year. by the art department, where some . . . man or th i office? Reagan as a condition for attend­ people who are in power,” Came- Harvard graduate, spoke at the the contractor get out there and "E very bit helps,” Wood said. duct, ventilation and other finish­ finish.” " I think they're handling it ing work needs to be completed, be Gunnels denied that parts of the quite well.” said. project were poorly designed, Weather Anyone wanting to be a Safe The rooms were almost com­ saying that most of the equipment Peopletalk Rides volunteer must coniplete pletely redesigned under the $5.5 and other items that people have training that includes instruc­ million renovation project, Ludes complained about were not the Today’s forscast tion in first aid, crisis interven­ said. architect’s responsibility. tion and the use of citizens band One art teacher contacted by the CoaBecllcut. Massachusetu Phillips said some of the punch Dangers of trucking radios. Herald last week charged that list items were proving difficult to aad Rhode laUmd: Today; be­ Not all volunteers have to some of the work was designed finish because many of the subcon­ coming partly sunny warm and Sitting in a truck for 10 hours a day, bouncing have a driver's license, since poorly and carried out improperly tractors are not.abIe to work after humid with a chance of showers. across 2,700 miles a week, stress and smoking too o they work in teams of two, using by the contractor. school hours. much greatly increase the risk of htprt trouble A few thunderstorms possible in their own cars, Kane said. A " I t ’s not finished, it's not "W e cannot disrupt classes,” be for truck drivers, says a fitness professor who has the west. High temperature in third student volunteer acts as a proper,” said teacher John Hewey. said. come up with a special diet and exercise regimen the mid 80s west, mid 70s east. dispatcher. “ The architects didn’t know what Phillips said he has notified the for truckers. Tonight; partly cloudy. Low in The group has been chartered they were doing.” general contractor that the work “The irregular lifestyle of truck drivers is the 50s. Tuesday: mostly sunny. as a Boy Scout Explorer Post A "punch list” of unfinished must be completed by June 3orthe obvious when you consider they are away from High from the mid 70s to the mid and the Boy Scouts of America items conipiled in January lists town will take a $25,000 contin­ home for weeks at a time,” said GIJs Van Oort, a 80s. have provided nearly 85 million several items that were improp­ gency fund put up by the contrac­ specialist in adult fitness and cardiac rehabilita­ Maine: Occasional rain nor^ worth of liability insurance for erly installed or designed in the art tor and finish the work iteelf. tion at Temple University. the program, Kane said. rooms, including formica counter today with a chance of showers in “ BUT I KNOW we' re not going to “ Their poor eating habits, sedentary lifestyles When going out on a call, the tops and vents. the south. Highs in the 50s north have to do that,” he said. and high levels of smoking put the professional student volunteers remain in and 60s to low 70s south. Showers ASSISTANT SUPERINTEND­ In addition to the contingency motorist at a higher than average level of risk for constant radio contact with likely north tonight with a E N T of Schools Wilson E. Deakin fund, the contractor put up a developing cardiovascular disease." headquarters, using a set of chance of showers again in the acknowledged Thursday that there performance bond for the work, His program will begin with a battery of tests to codes designed to help preserve south. Lows in the 40s. P artly Herald photo by Pinto “have been some design prob­ which ensures that the work will be measure the drivers' total fitness level, strength, the confidentiality of clients and lems.” He said there is a possibil­ completed at no cost to the town if flexibility and (at content, he said. The drivers sunny Tuesday. Highs 50s far minimize any agitated behavior gram, which is by student volun­ David Lajeunesse and Fiona Drevertest ity the general contractor could the contractor goes bankrupt, then will begin a l2-week program of diet and north and 60s to low 70s south. on the part of a severely the Safe Rides telephone line Friday teers, is aimed at reducing the number absolve himself of responsibility Phillips said. exercise in an attempt to improve their overall New Hampehlre: Scattered intoxicate person. of teenage deaths and injuries caused for completing the work. Renovations to the 29-year-old health, he said. showers today with most of the The Safe Rides program was night while setting up their equipment at Monday, can’t trust this day “ He could say, ‘Hey look, I built building were begun in December showers up north. Highs in the provided with free office space the Moriarty Brothers auto dealership by drunk driving. It will finish its first what you guys designed,” ' Deakin 1981 and were expected to be 60s north to 70s south. Scattered Today: a 40 percent chance of showers. A few thunderstorms at Moriarty Brothers. The pro­ season of operation in June. on Center Street, which serves as a said. completed by the start of the showers north and chauice of a possible In the afternoon. Cloudy becoming partly sunny warm and gram usually operates every headquarters for the group. The pro- He likened the delay in getting 1983-84 school year. few showers in the south tonight. Friday and Saturday night Glimpses humid. High 80 to 85. Wind light variable becoming southwest 10 to 20 the work finished to having "too The project suffered a setback in Lows mostly in the 50s. Partly during the school year from 9:30 mph. Tonight: partly cloudy. Low 55 to 60. Wind west 10 mph. As for the future. Kane said be many cooks” in the kitchen. June 1984, when a state inspector Louisiana Gov. Edwin W. Edwards is again p.m. to 2 a.m. offered to let Safe Rides use the the state have taken hold as fast sunny Tue^ay. Highs in 60s Tuesday: mostly sunny. High 80 to 85. Today's weather picture was would like to see both student cited the high school for over 150 challenging Oregon Gov. Victor Atiyeh to a An adult volunteer is on duty space at his auto business, said as Manchester's, according to But town Building Committee north to 70s south. drawnbyJoseB.erdnlck.10.of31 Foster St., a fourth grader at Nathan and adult volunteers become Chairman Paul Phillips said Fri­ violations of state building, fire cookoff between the states' top crawfish chefs. at headquarters each night the last week there have been no Kane. Verm ont: Morning clouds oth­ Hale School. more politically active in other day that the renovations were Louisiana won the first competition and master program operates, but it is the problems with the The town group has received and safety codes. erwise partly sunny and warm safety-oriented issues, such as “ going along perfect” and accord­ School officials have said that chef Paul Prudhomme of New Orleans is leading students who do the work, Kane arrangement. the backing of Manchester today with chance of athunder- promoting the use of seat belts. most of the violations stemmed the team this year... said. “ I'm very pleased with what Memorial Hospital, the Town­ ing to schedule. storm. High 75 to 85. Clear to The program might also some­ Phillips called the complaints from changes in the codes that UPI photo With the exception of one the kids are doing,” he said. wide P T A Council, the Boardof partly cloudy tonight. Low in the day include peer counseling, he about the art rooms “ picayune.” occurred after the project was night when a bleeding man For insurance reasons, only Education, the Rotary Club, the SOs. Partly sunny and cooler said. came to Moriarty Brothers people under 21 years of age Kiwanis Club and the Manches­ “ We have renovated a $6 million designed. Forget flowers, I’ll take this Kane and others involved in north Tuesday. High in the 60s. seeking help, the group has not may use Safe Rides, Kane said. ter Community College Student job without losing one day of The state is currently awaiting a Mary Scagaoli, 64, of Stoughton, Mass., a the program say they are school,” he said. “ Somebody’s had M ostly sunny south. High 75 to 80. been faced with medical emer­ The few adults who have called ' Senate, among other groups. response from the town on bow it Music to Go Go grandmother of eight, got a real Mother's Day confident the initial enthusiasm Less humid. gencies or unruly drunks, Kane the group's phone number have “ The time is ripe for these to be inconvenienced.” intends to correct the violations, gift when she won the Massachusetts State and interest will survive. But Hewey said the production said Richard S. Krissinger, an The “ gogo” music scene of Washington, D.C. — said. been referred to the local taxi programs,” Kane said. “The Lottery's Megabucks drawing of more than $3 “ I don't think this program comparable to New York's rap and break dance Former Manchester Mayor company, he sqid. awareness is there. Opponents room, where jewelry and other architect with the state Depart­ million. She shares the jackpot with another Extended outlook will ever die,” said Bob King. culture — will be featured in the movie “ Good to Matthew Moriarty Jr., who Few of the other chapters in have become proponents.” metal crafts are made, has ventila­ ment of Ekiucatlon. The Manches­ Go." winner Stanley Pyteraf of North Andover. Extended outlook for New tors that do not work and lacks the ter Board of Education has hired a Art Garfunkel plays a reporter who has been Scagnoli. a widow. Is engaged to Joseph Lieber of England Wednesday through proper cabinets for chemical stor­ local architect to design the work demoted from the big-time politics beat to Scranton, Pa. Friday: age. Air compressors and other required to meet the c ^ , as well covering small-time local affairs and gets Connectlcnt, Mnasachntetts Manchester Town prepares to fix bridges equipment also do not work, be as renovations to four of the town’s involved in “ go go" music. and Rhode Island: Considerable said. oldest elementary schools. Some of Washington's top “ go go" bands will cloudiness with a chance of “ You ask for water and you don't Krissinger said the problems at Manchester is taking steps toward The town is planning some temporary appear and Robert DoQui will play a character Celebrities at play occasional showers through the In B r i^ get it, you ask for gas and you get Manchester High School are “ not repairing three town bridges that the state repairs to keep the bridge from deteriorat­ too much,” he said. unusual” for a renovation project based on Maxx Kidd, one of the leading forces in Long before she went into acting Vanessa period. Highs mostly in the TOs Department of Transportation has found in ing further until it is replaced. Kandra Hewey said the room does not that extensive. “ go go,” which Kidd explains this way: “ (It's) a Redgrave cuddled a teddy bear and Helen GnrIey but cooler over Cape Ck>d and the Claims continue to fall estimated the cost of the repairs at $2,000. meet federal safety codes — a Ludes agreed, saying that when scene that's been going on forever but it got a Broam, before running Cosmopolitanvmagazine, need of work. islands. Overnight lows in the The bridges are at Autumn and Charter The bridge on Hartford Road over Folly claim that could not be verified by only punch list items are left on a name in 1972 when we couldn't get into clubs and liked to dress up a hot water bottle like a doll. Filings for unemployment benefits in Manches­ upper 40s and 50s. Oak streets, on Hartford Road over Folly Brook is not in such urgent need of work, started renting church basements. All the places Fisher-Price Toys surveyed celebrities about ter have continued to decrease, with the average either Ludes or Deakin. When project, the contractor and others Vermont: Fair Wednesday. Brook and on North Main Street over the Kandra said. The town plans permanent asked about the lack of chemical involved often try to say the itenns we played were on the outskirts of Washington their favorite childhood toys as part of a Satalllta vlaw number filed during the two weeks ending May 4 High in the TOs. Chance of repairs, estimated to cost $31,000, and has storage cabinets, Ludes said the are someone else’s responsibility. because we couldn't get places in town. Since we campaign to help parents understand the role of dropping 10.2 percent flrom the previous two-week Hockanum River. showers or thunderstorms Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 p.m. EDT shows The Autumn Street bridge is slated for applied to the state for a grant of $9,659, 31 school has a number of such “ The project should have been couldn't get booked, we needed a name for our play in a child's development. period, according to the state Labor Department. Thursday and Friday. High in replacement under a program of improve­ percent of the cost. Kandra said the town own thing. ‘Go go' meant it was funky. When “ We wanted celebrities to share with us how an area of scattered rain showers and thunderstorms covering a wide A weekly average of 1,030 claims were filed in cabinets approved by the federal done some tim e ago,” Ludes said. the SOs and TOs. Low 45 to 55. ments that includes work at seven spots in has not yet decided whether to design the you're coming to a ‘go go,' you're gonna go go." they created imaginative and enjoyable playtime area from the upper Mississippi Valley to the East Coast. Rain Manchester during the period, including an Occupational Safety and Health “ I think you’re down to the classic Manchester, most of them major intersec­ repairs in house or to contract with a experiences," said Fisher-Price's Kathleen Maine and New Hampshire: showers are scattered over Colorado and Utah. The remainder of the average of 91 initial claims and 939 continued Administration. punch list problem.” tions. George A. Kandra, town director o$ structural engineer to design them. Allans. Increasing cloudiness Wednes­ western U.S. has generally fair weather. claims. public works, said the bridge work is two to He said the bridge has not been posted The survey showed tenor Robert Merill liked day with a chance of rain Statewide, the number of claims filed during H E W E Y SAID SOME of the with a weight limit. wind-up music toys. Vanity Fair Editor Tina Thursday and Friday. Highs the period decreased 6.2 percent from the three years away. existing problems could have been Meanwhile, the bridge has been posted Kandra said the problems with the bridge avoided if the architect had Brown was partial to Otto the Octopus, a black from the mid SOs to the mid TOs. previous reporting period, to a weekly average of Fot^h^Reca^ Quote of the day with a four-ton limit. The DOT has on North Main Street have only recently consulted the teachers who used rubber toy, and Soupy Sales' favorite was a Overnight lows in the 30s north 29,383. Gary Dotson, on his prison sentence forthe rape recommended a nine-ton limit and closing been brought to the town’s attention. He the rooms. In the meantime, Seventh-grader Eklward Kravitz wind-up Popeye doll. and 40s south. SCA' of Cathleen Crowell Webbbeing commuted to off the west, or downstream, end of the said the town will apply to the state for a “ everybody's arguing about who made the Illing Junior High School “ While someone like Baron de Rothschild Spill cleanup cost Is high time served by Gov. James Thompson, who said STON bridge; Kandra said the bridge is too grant to pay part of the repair cost. honor roll for the third quarter. His delighted in a rocking horse that encourages got it wrong,” he said. he nevertheless believed Dotson is guilty: A New Haven firm has submitted a bill for well narrow to close off a portion of it, so the He said it will not be necessary to post the Jerry Jacquot, project name was spelled incorrectly in physical activity, chances are that the baron's AcroM the nation “ We knew he'd come through with this," over $5,000 for cleaning up more than 400 gallons lower weight limit was chosen. bridge with a weight limit. for Custom Concept Builders of Thursday's Herald. grandchildren have a nursery filled with toys that Showers and thunderstorms Dotson said. “ More or less they can't say I'm of oil that spilled into Lydall Brook from a leaking challenge their imagination and intellect as innocent because it would make the system look will occur over Kansas, Okla­ fuel line at Buckley School last January, assistant w ell," Alfano said. so bad.” homa, central and east Texas Superintendent of Schools Wilson E. Deakin said and the lower two-thirds of the 30.C today. Fire Calls Mississippi Valley. Showers and LOS AM Deakin would not reveal the exact amount of thunderstorms will be scattered the bill. But he said he is trying to bargain with from New England to the Caroli- LOWEST East Coast Environmental Service of New Haven nas. Showers will be widely TEMMnA'nmts to r ^ u c e it. Abnanac .00 M in ch 0st«r scattered across the northern MIAMI In February he predicted that the cost would plains, the Colorado Mountains exceed $2,000. Thursday, 12:27 p.m. — motor vehicle accident with injuries, 307 W. Middle Turnpike (Eighth District, Today is Monday, May 13, the and the northern Pacific coast. 60 — LCOEND Deakin said today that he has not been able to P a r a m ^ c s ). 133rd day of 1985 with 232 to High temperatures will be reach company officials to discuss his request for ^ ^ M A a i Thursday, 5:31 p.m. — brush fire, exit 93 eastbound. follow. mostly in ^e 60s along the a reduction. He said that in any case. Interstate 84 (Eighth District). The moon is in its last quarter. Pacific coast and from the /'jseowiMS^ rLMl Superintendent James P. Kennedy will report on un WEATMSn FOTOCAST *!> the cleanup bill to the Board of Education at the Thursday, 8:45 p.m. — electrical malfunction, 228 The morning stars are Mer­ northern and central Rockies to TUESDAY ONLY board's regular meeting tonight. Lydall St. (Eighth District). cury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. the upper Mississippi Valley The board will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Robertson Thursday, 9:39 p.m. — motor vehicle accident with The evening star is Mars. with the 50s over portions of the National toracaat School. injuries, Oakland Street (Eighth District, 8fen.-Sat6A4f-f PW;Sun tAM-§Pm Those bom on this date are northern high plains and central Paramedics). under the sign of Taurus. They Rockies. Highs will reach the 80s During Tuesday, early morning rain Is forecast for parts of ths Csntsr Friday, 11:24 a.m. — brush fire, 1395 Tolland include composer Sir Arthur from Texas to the Atlantic coast Mississippi and Ohio Valleys as well as parts of the Northern Atlantic Longest seeks another term Turnpike (Elighth D istrict). Sullivan (Gilbert and Sullivan) as far north as central New Coast States. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Minimum Sam Longest, a member of the Eighth Utilities Friday, 1:20 p.m. — medical call, 353 Main St. in 1842, novelist Daphne Du England. Temperatures will temperatures will Include (Maximum temperatures In parenthesis) District Board of Directors for the past nine (Town, Parame^cs). M aurier in 1907, heavyweight Friday, 3:54 p.m. — car fire, 53 DeepwOod Drive 1 LEAN FRESH QROUMD clim b to the 80s and low 90s over Atlanta 66 (83), Boston 55 (81), Chicago 59 (84), Dallas 59 (79), years, said today that he will seek a fourth boxing champion Joe Louis in the desert Southwest. Denyer 38 (72), Duluth 48 (57), Houston 87 (84), Jacksonville 85 (88), three-year term. (Tow n ). ______» 1 . 5 9 i b . 1914, and singer Stevie Wonder in Friday, 5:38 p.m. — medical call. West Onter / HAMBURGER______\ Kansas City 51 (89), Little Rock 66 (78), Los Angeles 55 (74), Miami 78 The terms of Longest, district President Walter 1950 (age 35). Joyner and Director Joseph Tripp are up this Street and Henderson Road (Town, ParamedicZ). WMtiMr radio (87), Minneapolis 47 (83), New Orleans 73 (69), New York 80 (84), Friday, 6:30 p.m. — medical call, 371 W. Middle Phoenix 63 (97), St. Louis 52 (74), San Francisco 50 (70), Seattle 43 year. Neither Joyner nor Tripp has said whether On this date in history: The National Weather Service he intends to run. Turnpike (Town, Paramedics). LEAN FRESH OROUND (62), Washington 84 (86). Friday, 8:48 p.m. — grease fire, 46 W. Center St. / In 1607, English colonists broadcasts continuous, 24-hour Longest currently acts as the board's commis­ (Town). landed near the James River in weather information on 162.475 sioner of public works. ______* 1 . 6 9 i b . \ Friday, 6:47 p.m. — electrical problem, 471 4 CHUCK...... Virginia to establish Jamestown, mHz in Hartford, m.55 mHz in "I see a lot of uncompleted work I want to see their first permanent colony in accomplished,” he said of his decision to seek Hartford Road (Town). New London and 162.40 mHz in Manchester Herald Friday, 9:15 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, exit 92, the New World. re-election. Although he refused to elaborate, he Meriden. Interstate 84 (Town, Paramedics). In 1840, the United States Richard M. Diamond! Publisher said he supports the district’s decision to build a 1 FRESH B A Y satellite fire station in Buckland "180 percent.” Friday, 8:37 p.m. — reported motorcycle accident. declared war on Mexico. Interstate 84 near exit 93 (Eighth District, In 1912, Britain established the Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitls Buckland is the rapidly developing northwest J SCALLOPS...... ______* 2 . 8 9 i b . I section of town that was the subject of a court Paramedics). Royal Flying Corps. Associate Publisher Business Manager Lottery battle between the district and the town in the Friday, 9:15 p.m. — motor vehicle accident. West In 1975, U.S. forces re­ USPS 327-5(J0 VOL. CIV, No. 18B 1970s. In a 1978 state Supreme Court decision, the Middle Turnpike at exit 92 of Interstate 84. (Town, captured the American mer­ district won the right to provide fire protection in Paramedics). I m U C K E ’S chant ship Mayaguez, which had Publlthsd dally axMpt Sunday Suesastad corrlar rotas ora S1.10 Buckland. Saturday, 12:46 a.m. — medical call, 684 Hartford been seized by the Cambodian and cortaln holidays by ths Mon- w o a klv, SS.I2 to r ona m onth, SIS.35 Road (Town, Paramedics). ______. » 1 .7 9 i b . Connecticut daily chsstor Publlthlns Co., 14 Sralnord (o r th ro a m onths, 830.70 fo r s ix Some town officials oppose the district’s plans BOLOGNA...... ______navy in the Gulf of Siam; 41 U.S. Place, Manchasftr, Conn. OMMO. monthsandMl.40(orenavaor. Moll to build a Ore station on Tolland Turnpike. The Saturday, 12:58 a.m. — alarm, Manchester servicemen were killed and 50 Saturday: 108 Socond class postaMjsald at Man- rotas ora ovollobla on raouast. site is only 500 feet from a town fire station that Memorial Hospital (Tow n). chastar, Conn. POSTMASTER: Saturday, 8:19 a.m. — alarm, AB A Tool A Die Co., wounded in the rescue operation. Play Four: 6680 Send oddrtss chonats to tha Mon- the district has tried to buy. 317 Highland Street In 1984, a Kuwaiti oil tanker chostor Harold, P.O. Sox Ml, To ploca o clossltlad or display 1395 Tolland Turnpike (Eighth District). was damaged by an Iranian other numbers drawn Satur­ M anchostsr, Conn. 04040. odvartlsamant, or to rapert o naws Illing has scianca fair Saturday, 1:27 p.m. — car fire, 18 Bonner Road Itam, story or pictura Idoo, coll M anchester missile in the first reported day in New England: (Eighth District). HIGHLAND PARK MARKET GUARANTEED DELIVERY: It 443-3711. O ffica hours o ra 8:30 o.m . IlUng Junior High School students will display attack by Iran on commercial Maine daily: ‘709 you don't rocolvo ydur Harold by S to S p.m. Monday throuoh Friday. Saturday, 1:28 p.m. — medical call, 288 Green Road ______p.m. vroakdoys or 7:30. o.m. Sotur- science projects at a science fair Tuesday and (Town, Paramedics). DPI photo shipping in the Persian Gulf war. New Hampshire daily: 2185 dpv, plaoso talophona your corrlar. WednMday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the school media Saturday, 1:49 p.m. — car fire. Interstate 84 at exit Rhode Island daily: 8489 Ir vou'ra unobla to rooch your Tha Monchastar Harold Is o center. 92 (Town). Today In history A thought for the day; French "Lot-O-Bucks": lS-lS-18-t8>l2 corrlar, coll subscrlbor sarvica at subscrlbor to Unitad Prass Intarno- 443-2711 by 7 p.m . waakdovs o r 10 tlonol naws sarylcas and Is q The exhibit is open to parents and the public. Saturday, 5:56 p.m. — car fire, Spencer Street Vermont daily: 880 writer-philosopher Voltaire said,. o.m. Soturdovs for euorontaad mambar ot tha Audit Eurosu af Winners will be announced Wednesday night. (Tow n). Today is the birthday of former heavyweight boxing “Common sense is not so Massachusetts daily: 3217 dollvarv In Monchastar. . Circulations. champ Joe Louis. He was born in 1914. com m on.” "M egabucks” : M4-18-2I-88-26 4 MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Monday. May 13. 1985 -r- $ 4 - MANCHKSTKH UKKAU). Mundiiy. Mii.v 13. 1985 B a i w m ft— w m i photo sticks. Police fired shots during the European trip. "God has given me the privilege and the honor "The similarity of impressions and to say thanks.” the Nobel Peace Prize-winner told approaches gives rise ... to a task to protest and subsequent rioting. Three House Budget Committee Chair­ Rep. Trent Lott, R-Mtss., right, takes that further reductions in the Senate’s the rally Sunday at San Francisco Civic build bridges and to restore policemen were reported injur^. Four­ man William Gray. D-Pa.. said budget can be made. Stockman pre­ teen people were arrested. Sunday on CBS' “Face the Na­ hold of budget director David Stock­ Auditorium. "It Is a tremendous thing you do." confidence." man's arm as he makes a point Sunday dicted tough sledding in the House for Tutu, the 1984 Peace Prize recipient and the The pope began his day in The Hague tion." "I don't believe the House is second-highest Anglican bishop in South Africa, by celebrating mass (or the sick and going to do to senior citizens ... during CBS’s “Face the Nation." Lott, the Senate package. arrived in the United States Thursday on a handicapped and those who auist Kids use noodle DPI pholo what obviously the president and the assistant House G O P leader, said five-day tour aimed at raising $80,000 (or them. BOCA RATON. Fla. (UPI) - his party did." anti-apartheid causes. “All'^of you have been called to be Hundreds of children tugged on a hunk Gov. James Thompson of Illinois answers a reporter’s Trent Lott of Mississippi, the of pasta until it was stretched 400 feet alternative than to look at those Social Security cost living apostles and witnesses of Christ, question Sunday after commuting Gary Dotson's 25-30 assistant House Republican the Food and Drug Administra­ whether by your suffering or your long to set a new record for the world’s leader, also appearing on CBS. tion. foreign aid. mass transit and reductions that we have proposed increases. Docs nMd liberal ttudlee longest noodle — but afterward it was year prison sentence for the rape of Cathleen Crowell the Job Corps or to come right out and tell the A group of moderate Republi­ loving care for those who suffer,” he UPI photo said "a majority of the Republi­ said. unceremoniously dumped in the trash. Webb to time served. cans in the House ... are opposed Budget director David Stock- American people that they would cans iast week introduced a budget BALTIMORE — People who want to be doctors The sponsor of the event cited A policeman throws a demonstrator to the ground behind the to" a cap on the Social Security man said on CBS that acceptance like to have a massive tax plan that would freeze most should study the liberal arts, says the dean of the He was to speak at the International prestigious Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Court of Justice in The Hague later in sanitary reasons for tossing the noodle. police lines at an anti-Pope demonstration that turned into a COLAS. of the Senate package "is going to increase." federal spending and cuts several Phil Appleton of the Pasta Pallazzo House Speaker Thomas O'Neill, programs but does not address the which announced It will drop the Medical College the day before meeting leaders of other small riot Sunday in Utrecht, the Netherlands. About 5,000 “There are a lot of programs be difficult in the House." Christian churches and Joining in an restaurant said. "Those kids must have Dotson goes free, that were left on the table by the Stockman said there can be no D-Mass.. said Saturday in a radio Social Security issue. The plan was Admissions Test. touched it at least 5 million times." people marched in opposition to the Pope’s visit. Senate that could be reduced further cuts in Pentagon spending interview “there is no way" the said to reduce deficits by $275 The test, once considered an indicator of ecumenical prayer service. further." Lott said, citing Amtrak. and Democrats "have no other House would accept a delay in billion over three years. probable success in medical school, focuses almost exclusively on the sciences. But medical but pardon denied school Dean Richard Ross said Sunday doctors need a broader education. Mexico, U.S. By Pamela Sherrod returning Gary Dotson to prison." Mother plans return to R.l. for charges "I challenge leaders of other medical schools to u United Press International Thompson said. make the MCAT optional and send a powerful M on^ For Q>llege; PAWTUCKET. R.l. (UPI) - A left unanswered the question of signal that medical schools mean what they say reach accord CHICAGO — Gary Dotson is free Dotson, who has served six years former Pawtucket woman has who sexually assaulted the infant. about wanting applicants with a broad general today, but his release from prison in prison, broke into a smile as he waived extradition from Indiana An autopsy last year indicated that education,” Ross said. has not solved the mystery of watched the governor's announce­ the youngster had been raped. file emphasis on high MCAT scores created a ment on television at his suburban and is expected to return to Rhode on drug war W here Does whether Cathleen Crowell Webb Island within two weeks to fade Jerri Ann’s mysterious disap­ "premed syndrome" in which undergraduates lied eight years ago after she said Country Club Hills home. His charges she killed her 4-month-old pearance on Nov. 11, 1684 touched began specializing early and taking an unreaso­ Dotson raped her — or this spring friends and relatives cheered. nable number of science courses to the exclusion By Teresa Kramer daughter. off a massive search and the united Preu International when she changed her story< "I'm difiappointed that I'm not Ronald Waicukauski, prosecutor discovery of her beaten and raped of liberal arts classes, Ross said- considered innocent. but I've got to Norman Anderson, dean of admissions at Johns ft Come From?” for Monroe County, Indiana, said body four days later in an alley QUERETARO, Mexico — U.S. and Mexican Gov. James Thompson Sunday be happy. I'm free. I will pursue it Donna Richard, 33, waived extra­ about a block away triggered a Hopkins Medical School, said the MCAT would commuted Dotson's 25-to 50-year in court more." Dotson said. become optional in September 1986 and raised lawmakers ag re^ at the end of three days of talks sentence to time served. But he dition Sunday. nationwide search for a suspect. Sunday to form congressional study groups in each Dotson said he has received Meanwhile, Pawtucket police Ralph Richard is free on $25,000 questions about the usefplness of the standard­ refused to accept Webb's claim ized test. Surveys show ^ e MCAT often fails to country to combat tlw lucrative narcotics trade. that she had not been raped in 1977 offers to tell his story in books and were scheduled to hold a news bond in an unrelated Colorado movies. He said he intends to use conference this afternoon that may case. He surrendered earlier this predict accurately overall performance in "We are in agreement that a mechanism should be or to pardon Dotson, who vowed to medical school or practice. prove his innocence at a new trial. money to work for a new trial and shed light on the November 19M month on kidnapping, aggravated created to formaUy establish a consultive body pursue an appeal. beating death of Jerri Ann Ri­ robbery and conspiracy charges between the two legislative bodies with the aim of Thompson said the testimony of "I'll take all the money and push chard, whose beaten and raped connected to a narcotics investiga­ Senator plans CIA probe improving coordination aad cooperation in the war 24 witnesses, including Webb and it toward the attorneys to continue i ^’3 f ' body was found in alley not far tion in that state in July 1983. against drugs," said the Joint resolution of the 2Sth Dotson, during a three-day hearing this." he said. "I still have a felony from her parents home. King said the Jerri Ann case is WASHINGTON — The vice chairman on the InterparUamentary Conferep^... before the Prisoner Review Board on my record." Mrs. Richard was arrested at far from over. Senate intelligence committee says he has The Mexican delegation sttbfnitted a formal protest convinced him that Dotson was Webb, who said her rebirth as a her parent's home in Bloomington, "We’ve got some way to go yet,’* started an inquiry into several CIA operations, to the 14 U.S. congressmen who attended the meeting proved guilty beyond reasonable Christian led her to recant, was Ind. Friday and held without bond he said. “A lot of things depend on including a agency-trained anti-terrorism squad over the traveler’s advisory for the Mexican state of doubt at bis 1979 trial. unavailable for comment. Her in the Monroe County Jail. what falls into place.” that went on "runaway" mission — a March car Jalisco, which was passed by the House of "If anything, the evidence be­ attorney. John J. McLario. said he Waicukauski said there was no bombing that killed 80 people in Lebanon. Representatives Thursday, a source who asked not to fore me was stronger than at the had spoken with Webb and des­ rush to return Mrs. Richard to Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., said Sunday he be identified told United Press International. trial," Thompson said. "I believe cribed her as “thankful" her Pawtucket. wants to know more about several operations. that Cathy Crowell Webb was efforts "helped release an innocent “There is no urgency. It's Just a Jury to get paiGcularly ones about which he believes the In their concluding statement Sunday, the Mexican raped on the evening of July 9. man." question of making the arrange­ committee was not fully informed — including the delegates emphasiz^ the travel advisory would have 1977." “We know she's telling the ments. She can stay in our Jail Just Middle East counterterrorism squad created on a strong negative effect on the tourist trade in the Thompson said his decision to truth," McLario said. » ' as well as she can in a Rhode Island kidnap case an order signed by President Reagan. state of Jalisco. commute Dotson's sentence had McLario said Webb, 23. and her Jail,” he said. “We’re going to review six or seven operations "nothing to do with the guilt or husband. David, were driving back The child’s father, Ralph, has VIRGINIA CITY. Mont. (UPI) on our own,” Leahy said, adding that he did not THROUGHOUT THE TALKS IN Queretaro the innocence of a criminal offense," to their home in Jaffrey, N.H. not been ruled out as a suspect in — A Jury must decide whether a know of the Lebanon plan until he asked about it a Americans were confronted with Mexican opposition but "with the larger quality of Dotson said he would like to speak the killing, according to Pawtucket young mountain man is guilty of month ago. He refus^ to give further details. to Reagan administration policy in Nicaragua. mercy — of compa.ssion for one's with Webb. Police Chief Theodore King. The State Department and the White House fellow man." "I have to talk with her. If I have kidnapping an Olympic skier and pushed to establish the CIA operations, the The Mexican delegation submitted a formal protest "We still think he may have had killing a man who tried to rescue to the 14 U.S. congressmen who attended the meeting "There are two victims in this to go on a talk show to talk to her. I some involvement. To what de­ her — or whether his backwoods W ashin^n Post reported, in part because of case — society and Cathy Crowell will. ButI wouldlikeittobejustme gree, I don't know," King said. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger’s reluc­ over the traveler’s advisory for the Mexican state of Webb. Society has imprisoned and Cathy," he said. "I'd like to father made him do it. tance to use conventional force in dealing with Jalisco, which was passed by the House of N Investigators have refused to Representatives Thursday, a source who asked not to Gary Dotson for six years. Cathy ask her why .she waited so long." discuss what evidence they used to In a swiftly mdving trial that terrorism. Crowell Webb has told us that she But Thompson said he did not The Post said the congressional committees be identified told United Press International. UPl photo arrest Mrs. Richard. They have began last Monday, the court- does not want to see him impri­ believe Webb made up her rape also declined to say why she was appointed defense attorney for responsibile for intelligence matters were briefed In their concluding statement Sunday, the Mexican soned any longer," Thompson story because she feared she had File photo shows Ralph and Donna Richard of arrested last week despite earlier Dan Nichols, 20, argued that his on the operation last year but it also said Reagan delegates emphasis^ the travel advisory would have said. become pregnant after she had Pawtucket, R.I., last month. Mrs. Richard waived announcements that no arrests father, Don Nichols, 54, dominated "specifically directed" that only the committees’ a strong negative effect on the tourist trade in the "I have decided that no good "uninterrupted " sex for the first would be made until the case was the youth to the point where the chairmen and vice chairmen be informed. state of Jalisco. purpose would be served — that time with her boyfriend. David extradiction this weekend from Illinois to face charges in reviewed by a grand Jury. defendant could not make a justice would not be served — by Beime. the death of their infant daughter, Jerri Ann. Mrs. Richard's arrest has also responsible decision. Throughout the talks in Queretaro the Americans Italians go to the polla were confronted with Mexican opposition to Reagan ROME, Italy — Italians began voting in two administration policy in Nicaragua. No rep from PNC days of local ^nd regional elections that are a The Mexicans complained that Reagan’s trade Afree crucial test of strength between the largest embargo undermined the efforts of the Contadora Communist Party in the West and the center-left Group, a four-nation body including Mexico, which is coalition government. seeking to negotiate a settlement to the armed seminar for Israel imposes stiffer terms for talks Polling places, which were open for 14 hours conflicts in Central America. Sunday, were scheduled to reopen early today. "The Mexican delegation insists on non­ studoits and parents. JERUSALEM (UPI) - Israel East conflict, including the PLO, Strip, which Israel captured In tioned as a possible negotiator, More than 44 million voters were choosing intervention in Central America," said Sen. Celso H. imposed stiffer terms for entering 1907. The last PNC meeting in said when asked If he were a PNC councils for 15 regions, $6 (irovtnces and 6,562 and the five permanent members cities in the two-day elections. The cities include Delgado, of Mexico’s ruling Institutional Revolution­ WhafshabcHit? cover such subjects as tax tips, gift peace talks with a Jordanian- of the U.N. Security Council — the Amman last fall. Included about member: "I don't know.” ary Party. “Ekxmomic measures are not the most taxes, investment ideas, etc. Palestinian delegation, ruling out United States, the Soviet Union, 400 delegates from Israeli-held FreiJ said there was a list of Rome, Milan, Turin and Genoa. ad^uate way to help Contadora in this region. T he sem inar is about financial participation by anyone commit­ areas. possible negotiators, and King Election officials said initial computer projec­ opportunities-oru/ Richard Carter, Vice President- Britain, France and China. tions will be announced late today and final there rectify are ted to the charter of the Palestine Secretary of State George Shultz Bethlehem Mayor Elias FreiJ, a Hussein of Jordan would be "Mexico has expressed its concern that Contadora qittte a feva-xo get a college o r gradu­ Installment Loans, Savings Bank of National Council. moderate Palestinian leader men­ handing it to Shultz. results early Wednesday. is still valid, that those who form the group, and those learned of the new Israeli restric­ Although voters were electing only bottom ate sdiool education. They may be M anchester, who will outUne loan “Israel is prepared to conduct tions on terms for entering peace that do not, should respect autonomy of all peoples, options available through the bank. negotiations with a Jordanian- negotiations at a breakfast with rung leaders such as provincial councilmen and and not bring an East-West dimension to the conflict. ’’ CSLF Student Loans, Pairent Loans, Palestinian delegation that will not TRAVEL SHOW! mayors, the elections could determine whether Prime Minister Shimon Peres FREE Socialist Prime Minister Bettino Craxi's five- or financing through Home Equity Who’s invited? include members of organizations before he left for stops in Egypt SEN. PHIL GRAMM, R-TEXAS, chairman of the or Personal Loans. You’ll also get which are bound by the Palestinian and Jordan, hut made no comment party center-left coalition remains in power. 14-memher U.S. delegation, defended the Reagan Graduating seniors from all the Covenant, and is opposed to talks (Story on page I). EGYPT Craxi, 51, whose government’s 1U4 months.in administration policy. some ^ood tax advice and hear some area’s high schools. Their parents. within an international frame­ AWESOME UNO OF ANCIENT SPLENDONt power marks the fourth longest-lived Italian He said the economic embargo, which cut off some planning advice for'Students graduat­ The implications of the harsher prtn nM by government since World War If—has said he will All students-and their paients-who work," the Israeli Cabinet said in a Israeli terms were not clear, but $5$ million in U.S. imports from Nicaragua and ing frran high school years fixim now. communique issued Sunday. DANIELS TRAVEL AND TOURS resign if the coalition suffers a major setback. severed air and ship traffic, was needed "to not let one day would like to go to college, 3 Cabinet spokesman Yosti Beilin Israel has said it would not talk said he believed it was "not WHERE; CENTER CONQREQATIONAL CHURCH communist aggression Interfere in the area.” Who’s speaking? but just don’t know where the money to "declared members" of the MANCHESTER, CONN. Delegates reported greater progress on trade and will come from Palestine Liberation impossible” to form a Jordanian- Jurort conctmed for man Vincent Maiocco, President, Gin- Palestinian team acceptable to WHEN: MAY 16, 1685 AT 6:30 P.M. anti-drug issues during the 2Sth annual Interparlia­ Organization. Israel. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Jurors who mentary Conference in the colonial city of Queretaro, neetkut Student Loan Foimdation. Where and when? The statement Sunday appeared TOUR OATES: OCT. 31 - NOV. 10. 1965 convicted an elderly man in the death of his 11$ milea northwest of Mexico City. “We believe there are Palesti­ He’ll describe the guai^teed stu­ East Catholic High School, to rule out talks al.«o with members jCALL DANIELS THAVEL (648-80121 FOB BE8EBVATI0M8 incurably HI wife say they hope his sentence will The Mexicans complained of U.S. protectionism dent loan program available to both of the PNC, regi'rt'ed as the nian leaders in the West Bank and be reduced, even though they insist he murdered while the American lawmakers count with demands US New State Road, Manchester. Palestinian parliament in exile. Gaza — and maybe not only there his wife. (or Mexico to rarticlpate in the General Agreement on stu d o its and patents. — who are not committed to the Ibesday, May 14,7:30 p.,m. The ch.arter, or cc''enant, was SP- Roswell Gilbert, 75, said he shot his wife Emily Tariffs and 'ITade, a multilateral treaty that lays Daniel E. Small, Director of Stu­ Reservations encoiura^. approved l>y the PNC in 1%8 and Palestinian Covenant and who are Don't Miss Out On Summer twice on March 4 after she begged him toeod her down a code of conduct for international trade. able to participate in such a dent Financial Assistance, University Telephone Mrs. Anders at the bank, declares basic Palestinian aims, suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and osteopo­ U.S. officials said the two governments would soon of Hartford, describing fi^ cin g including "armed struggle” to delegation," Beilin said. - Credit cour»9M at MCC - rosis, but the Jury found him guilty of first-degree begin talks on ways to abolish import tariffs. 646-1700. replace Israel with a Palestinian But the PNC has never named murder and sentenced him to life in prison witlta Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., who chaired a House available directly through th e schools. Remember, the seminar is free. state. the occupants of the approxi­ ONGOING REGISTRATION, Mon. • Thurs. minimum of 85 years before parole. conunittee on narcotics'abuse, said the U.S. team Edmund M. Autuon, Tix Senior, A Jordanian-Palestinian accord mately 180 seats reserved for She said Jurors could not Ignore the condition of aired "many fruatrationa” over a seeming lack of A rdiur Andersen & C o., who wiU on Feb. 11 called for talks between residents of the occupied territo­ 9-12 noon and 1:30-4p.m. Gilbert's wife of 51 years. She could walk, do •eriouaneas in combating drug traffic In Mexico. all parties involved In the Middle ries of the West Bank and Gaza numerous things on her own, communicate and He pointed to the slow Mexican investigation into SPECIAL EVENING WALK-IN, Mon., May 20 was concerned enough about her appearance to fhe February kldnap-kiliing of Drug Enforcement dress well and apply makeup. Administration agent Enrique Camarena Salazar as Rocket battles kill three 4:30-7p.m., LOWE BLDG. .\)OV "There’s no In-between and that’s the fault of the spark that set off tensions. BEIRUT, Ubanon (UPI) - At clashes between militias along the the law,” laid Juror Vivian Felgenbaum of "I hope this conference will break the tensions that least three people died in tank and Green Line, which divides telnit DAY & EVENING CLASSES, Pompano Beach. *^I hope he does appeal it, and I exist bMween our two countries," Rangel said. rocket battles between Christian into eastern Christian and western CONCENTRATED 3 and 5 hope he gets some help." Rep. Mickey Leland, D-Texas, said he hoped the and Moslem militiamen today as MosleAi sections. T|ie casualties But Jurors agreed from the beginning that conference would open the way (or othertalks with an aide to President Amin Ge- WEEK SESSIONS. Gilbert could not be acquitted and spent more Mexican offidala. 923 Main St., MsiKhester, a 06040 brought the weekend death toll in IMtphoiic 646-1700 mayel met with a Moslem militia the capital to 14 and the number of than tour hours determining the degree of his "We must stop all the petty, hidden animosities tot aieralon Hartftjrd Hotel guilt. On the third vote, several who had bold out toward each other," he said. Member F.D.I.C. le a ^ r in a bid to end the wounded to 67. CREDIT CLASSES BEGIN: j m Sbertlon HoMs. Inns a Resoits WMlMdi bloodshed. for a manslaughter conviction were convinced Delgado said the conference had provided a An EquakOpportunlty Lender MAY 28 through JUNE 24 The hoipItaDty peopla of C S Gilbert committed first-degree murder. Police said at least 17 people Most of the viciiiiis were civili­ Msmhsslst.Oonii*dlsul 08040 Ihimbull Street at Civic Cenlsr nsss, “p ro ^ h d analysia of the mutual problem against were also wounded in nightlong ans. police said. Heittord. Connecticut 00103 • 20S.7aM161 drug trafficking.” I > - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 13, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD- Monday. May 13.18|$ -X Richard M. Diamond, Publisher^ Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor- OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Your Neighbors’ Views Do you think Mother’s Day is too commercialized? - ‘Lifeworkers’ dedicated, committed Jack

or reduced charges in the interest of wellness and Anderson Bv Worren L. Prelesnik for the high quality of life enjoyed in Manchester has been the presence of Manchester Mennorial prevention. We maintain unprofitable services simply because we feel that as a full-service This week. M ay 12 to 19, m ore than 7,000 Hospital. As the m ajor provider of health care in community hospital we must have them hospitals across the country will be celebrating the community, we have contributed significantly National Hospital Week, which recognizes the to the physical health of area residents. As one of available. And we maintain our services 24 hours a day. efforts of all those associated with hospitals — the largest em ployers in Manchester, we have We are there because the community wants us employees, physicians, volunteers, trustees and impacted profoundly on the economic health of the there — to be ready just in case a husband, wife, auxilians alike. region. Oman bullies And through our employees, we have added to child or parent n e ^ us at 3 a.m. Everyone who works in some way on behalf of a the social, cultural and recreational climate of the hospital and the patients it serves is, to me, community. The same sense of compassion and HOW ODD TH E N to w ake up one day and someone special. I know. I work for a hospital. I caring that they bring to their jobs extends into discover that we have become villains — accused its way into have chosen to pursue my career in a hospital a ” ' ‘ \ V \ their many community activities, where they are of pushing up the cost of health care out of our own setting, as have millions of other individuals in firstchaii Wiatia. laltaii: also committed to making life better for us all. greed. ’That is nonsense. VlRN IkMllM. Eitt Jilw C. Mv m i, Mmi- NirrM IkMftMt Iwt r iM I O'ClMNll. MM- Mary Biyla. Rockvilia: Aittheay tala. Manchaa- Maiiaaa Wagnar, Man- this nation. Greed is not what nnotivates those of us in NirSini: “AtooluMy. dm m r: “No. I think Hirtfir* "I think In alM lir: “l have no “No. I love Mother’a tan “Let’a make it chaalar: "No, it’s not "Absolutely. Ifa OK if The theme of National Hospital Week 1985 is WE A R E W E L L AW A R E , however, of the hospital work. Our sense of caring motivates us. U.S. contract lyBrybodys making tha mothara daaarva 2om(8 way*, yaa, it ia opinion.” Day. Ifa a time for all more commercial. commercialized. I the kids cook break­ "Lifework,” to signify the conscious, deliberate And it is that sense of caring that will enable fast but the cards and health cost concerns expressed by many area monay but mothar." It." alightly commarcial, the kids to get to­ It's Mother's Day all think Mother's Day decisions of my fellow workers to devote our residents. Be assured that we remain committed hospitals to survive the dramatic changes the time. Don’t forget should be even more gifts are too much." working careers to serving patients. From occurring in delivery and reimbursement. WASHINGTON — There must be something fishy but ifa not too bad." gether. We don’t to hospital cost containment and will endeavor to the mother." (commercialized).” medical technologists to X-ray technicians, from do all we can to maintain that very delicate Alt the new regulatory pressures from the about a multi-miUion-dollar Pentagon contract thatjs comntercialize it that accountants to nurses, from environmental balance between reasonable costs and the need — federal and state governments will only be good being held up because of Inquiries from us. But that’s much." technicians to secretaries — they have all chosen no, the demand — for high quality, absolutely for our citizens as long as w e do not lose sight of what appears to have happened to a $50 million positions in the health care field for one important perfect health care. the values of compassion and concern that have contract for the operation of three U.S.-built m ilitary' reason: They enjoy people and wish to help and For after all, Manchester M em orial is a driven the hospital system In the past. bases in the strategic sultanate of Oman. I serve their friends and neighbors. community hospital. We exist to serve our friends Knowing the dedication and commitment of the At the insistence of the sultan and his British ; Connecdcut Tiny infant spends and neighbors and at the sam e tim e are run by our “ Lifeworkers” at Manchester Memorial Hospital, advisers, the caretaking contract was supposed to be ; H E R E IN M AN C H E STE R , we have a hospital friends and neighbors: responsible, concerned I know that Manchester area residents can rest awarded to a British firm, Airwork Ltd., which took on • In steeped in a tradition of community involvement citizens like yourselves who are motivated by a assured that their hospital will meet the an American partner, Vinnell Corp., to make the deal • speciai day at home and social concern. We have always been attuned social concern not found in many organizations challenges and continue to provide high quality less offensive to the Pentagon. to the needs of the greater Manchester area and today. care. The Pentagon and other U.S. agencies didn't want to Boys found chaintd to bod turn over super-secret American code machines and I BLOOMFIELD (UPI) - A local Hugh Frttch, a research analyst at have responded to them responsibly and We are socially conscious institutions and we NEW HAVEN - New Haven police are W arren L. Prelesnik it executive director of coupis cdsbrated Mother’s Day at the state Department of Health Servi­ promptly. are expected to be. We offer support groups, other equipment to a foreign company. investigating the case of two young iioys found Manchester Memorial Hospital. home with a tiny baby no one ever ces, called Jessica’s survival “quite I firm ly believe that one of the major reasons educational programs, health seminars all at no But as w e've reported, the sultan of Oman is an ; chained and padlocked to the bed In their expected to live long enough to go home, incredible." absolute ruler whose whim is law in the desert nation ; apartment. the smallest infant to be bom at The latest state statistics show babies that dominates the vital Strait of Hormuz. * Police said they received a rraort of the Hartford Hospital and survive. bora weighing less than 500 grams, or Potpourri ETTA ® — If the contract doesn't go to the British firm, the . Incident at 12:10 p.m. Sunday and found two Kathryn Finn, 27, gave birth to the leas than 1 pound, 2 ounces, have brothers, aged 11 and 12, chained to the bed. H U t W United States might be unceremoniously deprived of ' 1-pound, l-ounoe infant Decem ber 27. virtually no chance of survival, he said. KtA its royally granted privilege to use the Omani bases I Tlw incident was reported by a 12-year-old The child was delivered 13 weeks Those weighing more than 500 grama neighbor the boys persuaded to call the police. | for military emergencies and intelligence. ; premature by Cesaerean section after have a 58-50 chance. Firefighters freed the boys and police are < the mother developed serious Jessica Finn weighed 482 granu. looking for their father. Pay raise SO THE PENTAGON reluctantly agreed to give the • complications. Hartford Hospital researchers said They said their father had left them "fo r a few “ Try to imagine a pound of butter or contract to the British-American consortium as a ^ the smallest baby on record to have hours" to go to work. hamburger," saidKathryn Finn, trying survived was bora in England in 1038. "sole source” supplier — despite previous competi- • to describe bow small her daughter was That cMId weighed only 10 ounces at problems tive bidding. The announcement was to have been I UConn wants national rank at birth. birth and had to be fed hourly through a made last December. The Omanis were officially. I Jessica Finn now weighs four pounds, fountain pen. though privately, informed that their demands were ; STAM FO RD — Additional apace for scientific 12Vk ounces, and went home Saturday Jessica Finn was also the smallest research is a top priority for the University of Members of Congress may be more worried being met. 1 with her happy parents. ever to be operated on at Hartford But the U.S. companies that had been bidding for ; Connecticut which would be committed to “We’ie so excited she’s finally Hospital. Two weeks after she. was over a growing rebellion other than the one in the contract — which ultimately may be worth $2 ; spending $31.5 million for a new science building coming home with us," her mother bora, doctors had to close a blood vessel under a budget proposal. Nica ragua — a move to make it more difficult TMS billion — protested. One of them had spent $1 million - said. “We’ve been coming here every in her chest. H er heart and respiration The UConn Board of Trustees approved a $33 day for four noonths to see her. It’s been m ay have to be monitored for as long as for them to raise their $75,100 salaries. in its bid preparation. The whole matter was held up * J 0 million capital improvements budget for 1988-87 hectic and nerve-racking-." a year. Last month, Arizona became the 13th state pending review by various U.S. agencies. Friday that would provide $3.5 million to design a The first few days were the worst for Robert Finn, an auto mechanic, said to ratify a proposed constitutional amend­ Then, about three weeks ago, we got wind of the ! $31.5 million science tower for biology and the parents. at first be w as afraid even to toudi his ment forbidding members from raising their situation and began making inquiries. The response ‘ materials science. “At first they said, 'Let’s see if she child. “ I fooked at bow sm all she Was, pay until an election is held. was electrifying. * The capital budget also includes money for makes it through the first three days.’ and then at these big, rough hands, and I m ajor renovations on both the Storrs and Then they said, 'Let’s see if she makes it Those who can’t remember the introduction "D on't tell anybody you talked to m e,” pleaded one ; was nervous. high Pentagon official. Another, calling the contract a • Hartford law school campuses and funds to throng the first week,’" Kathryn Finn But the diild’s doctor, Leonard of such an amendment are forgiven: It was correct violations of state handicapped-access "hot potato,” refused to comment on grounds that it * said. “After the first week I knew she EUaenfeld, said such touching and code and federal animal and worker safety rules. w as going to make it.’" ^1* F proposed in 1789 and ratified by only six states might bring his dismissal.' ! t a l U ^ to the baby was vital to her The science tower would be funded in future Rifoert Finn, 88, skid he m fk not as URI photo before being lost to history. But it's clear from other sources that the Pentagon : development, years. confident as his wife that fSe child “ Tlw Finns have been fantastic,” be The obscure amendment was dug up by a is distressed over "the whole political mess,” as one , would survive. “I had doubts even after said, “coming in every day, stroking ROBERT. KATHRYN FINN OF BLOOMFIELD Texas student, Gregory Watson of Austin, in put it. ; the first month," be said. her and t a lk i^ to her.” .. daughter Jessica weighed 1 pound, 1 ounce 1982. Disturbed by the back-door ways “Sure it’s an effective weapon. But we should add radar guidance, heat­ Suspect wants chargM out congressmen typically go about raising their seeking and Stealth capabilities, and multiple knotheads... uh... which SINCE THE DELAY following our first inquiries, • the Omani pressure has increased. Lt. Gen. John • W A T E R B U R Y — One of two men convicted of own pay, Watson is crusading for passage of killing three Purolator Security guards wants a end is the handle?” Watts, a British offic e r' ‘detailed” to Oman as head of I the constitutional amendment forcing them to judge to drop the charges rather than await a new Legislators have spotty attendance record the sultan’s armed forces, "put new demands on the I trial because of a prosecutor’s conduct. take the issue to voters. United States” regarding the contract, one source Donald Couture, 30, of Wallingford claims the HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut “It's a citizen legislature and you’re (fommittees. met at the sam e time only once, and Thirty-eight states are needed for ratifica­ said. He informed the Pentagon, according to the ; prosecutor's conchict at his first trial was so legislators have a variety of excuses, going to have absences," said House Young said be missed so many Candelori missed both. tion. Watson predicts victory by 1989 — the source, that both the Omanis and their British • deliberate and prejudicial that another trial but they missed nearly one-fourth of all Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand, R- meetings because of his duties as a The legislative leadership also bad 200th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution. Open Forum advisers “ want complete access to the bases where - would constitute Jeopardy. their conunittoe meetings and bearings Darien. “ Plus. I always say it’s not how Bridgeport alderman. “I’m very con­ poor attendance records. They said, our classified material is stored.” ' future and Lawrence Pelletier, 40, of this year, and some have missed more much time you spend. It’s what jrou did scientious in my responsibility," he however, that their leadership duties That was alarming enough. But Watts also . Waterbury were sentenced to 75 years to life in than half. with the tinw you spent. said. make it less important for them to be at reportedly insisted that the civilian contractor prison after a jury found them guilty of The Legislature's committees’ Jobs The next-poorest attendance record every committee meeting or hearing. ambushing the guards in 1979 during a $1.8 million Work space blues upon the land, their location would “ report directly to the SOAF (Sultanate of Oman Air I are now done, as the House and Senate But House Minority Leader Irving J. belongs to Rep. William P. Candelori, Three reasons Here’re figures be viewed as to the effect they heist at a Fun ctor depot in Waterbury. meet to act on the 3,500 Mils that have Stolberg, D-New Haven, said. "There D-New Haven, who missed 58 percent of Senate Majority Leader Reginald J. Force) commander of each base.” It was not clear ‘ would have on the possible expan­ Edward T. Cody of Vernon, a 24-year Hartford been considered since January. are people who don’t measure up." the meetings of his three conunittees. Smith, R-New Hartford, said, “You Federal bureaucrats chafed when Presi­ whether the contractor was supposed to report to the ; for the defeat on land, library sion of the town hall. police veteran working part-time for Purolator, WMIe attendance records show legis­ The legislator with the worst attend­ He said the meetingeoftbeGovera- can’t be in three places at once. Our dent Reagan, in 1983, ordered a cutback in the base commander before the U.S. A ir Force — or " Leslie A. Clark of Plymouth and William West of If and when the townspeople lators missed 23 percent of tteir ance record is Rep. Clement Young, mentAdministration and Elections game plan was to have some leadership To the Editor; To the Editor: whether he would report to the Americans at all. • Cromwell were cut down in a hail of senti- meetings, some say perfect attendance D-Bridgeport. He missed more than 72 people on key committees for better average work space of government office approve a project to renovate the Committee conflicted with those of the One thing was clear, though: The United States was ' automatic gunfire in the pre-dawn raid. is not necessarily the m ark of a good percent of the meetings of the Legisla- Environment Committee. However, coordination, but not have them in­ employees from 164 square feet to 135 square town hall, then it can be deter­ I would like to thank the Two of the items to be considered losing control of the bases it had spent hundreds of ' Last month, the state Supreme Court over­ legislator. t u r e ’ s Energy and Insurance records indicate the two committees volved in the committee routine.” feet by October 1986. mined how mudi more land is residents of Bolton who voted for at Bolton’s Annual Budget Meeting millions of dollars building or upgrading. ;; turned Pelletier’s 1982 conviction on three counts needed and where. of murder. The high court had overturned By October of last year, however, the me in the May 6 town election. In need to be addressed. The situation is particularly sensitive right'now, ; Condemnation is always availa­ Couture's conviction in December. In both cases, average worker still had 162 square feet of the past few days I have tried to First: the land behind the because the 1980 U.S.-Omani agreement allowing ■ ble to the town. It should not be the Supreme Court ruled Assistant State's space — a drop of less than 2 percent — and objectively review why I was not Community Hall. The selectmen’s American use of the bases is up for a mandated • Cheshire cache used until it is absolutely neces­ Attorney Walter Scanlon was guilty of' miscon­ the program was hopelessly off schedule. re-elected to the Board of Educa­ request for funds was for the five-year review. In fact, a team of Pentagon and ■ sary and as the ultimate last duct when he addressed the Jury with his closing Now comes word from the Office of tion. I believe there are three purpose of taking the land by State Department representatives was scheduled to arguments. resort. It will indeed be a sad day in linked to group Management and Budget that the space- reasons: condemnation, not for buying it be in Oman this week to discuss the review. [ under a negotiated buy-and-sell this town when our leadership reduction program actually may be costing 1. The derogatory remarks I agreement. The land is not for sale cannot find a better way to solve its RMldwito wary of imporla more to implement than it is saving. made about the Board of Finance problems. THE CASE HAS some disturbing ramifications. * sought in heist HARTFORD — The latest Connecticut Poll members. This did not get me any for $30,000 or $33,000 or any price. Federal agencies spent about $1.4 million to Second: the librarian’s salary. "This is one of the first times that a leader of a - shows state cohsumers pay attention to whether The selectmen told us that the CHESHIRE (UPI) - The FBI has found smaU votes and in all probability cost The Board of Finance has not country, after making agreements with us, has tried : goods were made in the United States or abroad, draw up plans for reducing space, and property owner did not put a price quantities of what could be raw materials for making me. This will not happen again. reduced the librarian’s salary, as to interfere with operations of the U.S. government,” but even ao, nnost say.they consider the quality another $9.7 million to remodel smaller on the land and does not wish to sell bombs in a garage rrated by a fugitive linked to a a source told us. It is also one of the few times a ;; and value more than the origin. 2. Name recognition. I have lived it at any price. the selectmen would have you bloody 1981 Brinks armored car roMwiy. quartters. However, the cost of carrying the At the same time, a two-to-one majority said in Bolton for eight years but there believe. The selectmen requested government has insisted that a U.S. contract be ■ In a copyright article Monday, Hartford vacant space on the government’s inventory The selectmen's request for th ^ favored trade restrictions on Japanese are still some people who do not $31,845 in the wages category of the awarded on a non-competitive basis to a foreign ' Courant reported that an FBI spokesman said the $33,000 was broken down thusly: goods, unless Japan voluntarily reduces the reportedly is as high as $20 million a year. library budget. This is for the company, he added. T garage had been rented to Marilyn Sue Buck, who was know me. I will try to change this in $27,500 for the land, which figure amount of goods It sells In the United States or What if everyone started behaving like the sultan of ^ arrested Saturday. the next couple of years. was arrived at by compromising entire library staff. The Board of agrees to buy more U.S. products. Oman? ; The F B I said the garage on South Main Street may two appraisals by two local real Finance allocated $30,000 for the The Connecticut Poll w as conducted by the 3. Democrats did not vote. Of 29 be Just one of several "safe house" or storageareas entire library wages category on Institute of Social Inquiry at the University of Blood red estate agents about I'A years ago, rented in Connecticut by the terrorist group calling positions in the election 20 of them the basis of information supplied to Connecticut for The Hartford Courant. It was and which are no longer valid Foundation ahlftlng? itself the M ay N Coalition. went to Republicans and nine went us by both the Library Board and based on telephoiie interviews between April 18 because both appraisers will no Buck dodged authorities by moving within a Limerick writer George N. Lucas penned to the Democrats. The approxi­ Anyone who believes the conservative Heritage ■ and 28 with 800 aduka cboaen randomly from longer stand behind those figures the Board of Selectmen. Both network of safe houses alter the botched robbery that mate number of voters in town are Foundation’s policy decisions are set in concrete (or throuifiiottt the state. The margin for error Is plus this one in honor of President Reagan’s trip to boards told us that the new left two police officers and a guard dead and three 870 Republicans, 820 unafflllated because of rising real estate or minus 8 percentage points. Germany: librarian was hired in February chiseled on the wall of a Stone Age cave) should I others wounded, federal officials say. and 807 Democrats. It appears that markets; $3,000 for additional Nearly 80 percent of those polled said they 1985, at the yearly rate of $12,800, consider these recent developments: ; "They probably have other safe houses in the state A wreath for Der Fuhrer’s war dead? appraisals; and the remaining considered the trade imbalance with Japan "very the Republicans turn out in greater we haven’t found out about yet," FBI agent Terry We should honor the Russians instead. $2,500 for attorney fees, witness and that that employment contract • U.S. Synthetic Fuels Corp.: The foundation has ; aerious” or “somewhat serious." Only 4 percent numbers than the Democrats. This Schumard told The Courant. fees, court costs and interest. and rate would carry over into the long been critical of the government-funded Synfuels * said it was not a problem at all and 15 percent Fighting Nazis, they died is discouraging for the Democratic AhmzoLRLacey Jr., special FBI agent in charge of On America’s side — The land fronts on Bolton Center 1985-80 fiscal year. program as a waste of taxpayers’ money. But in a new ■ considered it “not very serious.” candidates who work hard to be Therefore, the entire $15,000 is Connecticut, said agents along with state poUoe and elected. I can not believe the Road. Two building lots are analysis, while reiterating its opposition to Synfuels’ ‘ the New Taven Police Bomb Squad, removed a But, of course, all their bloodshed was Red. not needed for the entire fiscal Republican candidates are that immediately available, and at long-term existence, the foundation makes this one-gallon glaas container partly filled with liquid. year, so why tax the people for It? Ractot Imaga Irka Bloomflald much better than the Democratic least a third is possible. Taking significant exception, writing: Utey alao found a halt dozen packages of a white into account rising real estate With $30,000 In the category, the BLOOMFIELD — Residents are upaet that substance, test tubes and other items that could have candidates. “ The federal government should meet the commit- • prices, attorney and other profes­ selectmen can sUll pay the librar­ their ethnically diverse community has been been used to make explosives, the newspaper said. ments it has made to investors on which those • labeled radat after three black parents were For the next town election , in two sional fees, court and other costs, ian at the rate of $15,000 per year A stolen car w as alao parked inside. companies rely. Eliminating the corporation is ' arrested for sending their children across town years, I will have to try to get the we are approaching $100,000 as the when her contract comes up for The agents evacuated houses nearby because they complicated by the fact that some firms have made I linos to the suburb’s schools. believe the radical organisation still has about 8M Democratic voters out. The fact approximate total price involved. renewal, and still meet its wage substantial financial commitments on the basis o f ; What people here are eager to point out is that pounds of exploaives stolen from storage areas from that I was not re-elected is only a The selectmen claim they need obligations for the rest of the staff. what they believed to be firm promises by the federal' 38 percoBt of the town’s U.888 population Is Mack New Hampshire to Austin, Texas.' temporary setback for me. I have If there is not enough money left In the 3>A acres for expansion of the government.” and 80 percent of the public school students Buck, 87, who has been a fugitive since 1977 when the category near the end of the already become member of the Community Hall building, well, areblack. she eacaped from a federal prison, faces arraignment Advisory Council to the Library septic, and parking facilities. Just fiscal year, then an additional • International Fund for Agricultural Develop- Not only that. In 1971 Bloomfield was naoMd an before a U R . magistrate later today. Media and Computer Center. I did last fall the townspeople rejected appropriation can be requested, ment: This United Nations program, intended to ’ All-American City in recognition of its efforts to She and suspect^ fellow radical, Linda Sue Evans, not have time for this committee the selectmen’s proposals for just like they do in any other promote self-sufficiency in Third World nations, has intopato the schools. And two years ago, 3$. of New Haven, were being held at the Metropolitan prior to this. I will remain active. I category that runs short. been a favorite target of conservatives, who see'lt as ' Bhwmfleld was the host of the 1803 Oak Park (forrectional Facility in Manhattan after their expanding and improving the town »««he»ig» Congrass where repreaentativso of enjoyed the two years that I served hall, BO what do they have in mind? one more extravagant U.N. boondoggle. In fact the ' capture at 10 a.m. Saturday at a Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., tiling marks 2Sth t a t o fn iM communHIea met to dtscusa common diner, authorities said. on the Board of Education and If the land is developed. It is the Morris SUveraUlhi Reagan administration balked at upping the substan- ' proMihns. Budi wae expected to be arraigned on fugitive, would like to serve again, if the C halm ua tial U.S. contribution in the face of a cutback by OPEC • A crowd gathers in front of llling Junior function and duty of the zoning National attention has focused on the town conspiracy and racketeering charges as well as on a differ at il costumes. From left are Tonia Bolton Board at Finance nations. ; opportunity presents itself. enforcement officer, the building sinoe four parents, throe black and one white, m urder charge stemming from the Brink’s armored High School in Hawaiian costume. No, Branch, Chris Qarrepy, Elaine Wllsinski, Thanks again for your votes. were chaiged with first-dsgroe larceny for inspector, the sanitarian, and the But a Heritage Foundation official in a recent < car robbery in Nanuet, N.Y. the dress code hasn’t been amended at Peter Stred, student council adviser, aUsgedly sending their children to Bloomfield CtMSIivW* UK *■0 Planning Commission to look after speech ,voiced praise for the IFAD program for • She alao faces murder and robbery charges llling. It’s the school’s way of starting Its 8«l|a0Is without being legal residents. They are and Beth Romanewicz. Tuesday is David Femald the welfare of the town so that the Addreos letters to: OpenFomm, helping to meet the chaUenge of the Third World's : resulting from two robberies in New Jersey in 1978 weeklong celebration of its 2Sth anni­ "Wm’re going to be the FRIENDLIEST bank to • ISO Brandy St. 4hto in .Hartford Sv^rior Court for pre-trial and 1878. "Dress Up" day and Wednesday Is public is protected. Therefore, if MandMster Herald. P.O. Box 181. persistent problenns of hunger and low productivity, 1 hiaaifkBa Jtoie $. Evans was expected to be charged with harboring a versary. Each day this week students "Dress In Your Faovorite Sport" day. g o u nder thia y e a r." Bolton any Improvements are placed Mnneheoter, CT 08048. and said the agency deserves continued U.S. support. I fugitive. will be allowed to come to school In ' MANCHESTER HERALD- Monday. M“Y I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 13. 1983

OAIPTAIMIABY CrM kBkCM ^ ..fa SSr ^ Medical opinions Monday T V iTa c I f u l l v :,.

6:00PM dKDOOANnm CD MOVIE: '1841' Panic bagbia In CaK- lomla following tha Peart H a im attack. take center Stage d ) ThtM 's Comilany Chann«ls John Bakiahi, Dan Ackroyd. Nad Beatty. QD H v t to Hart 1879. 00) P iln H Binlu iln WFSS Hartford. CT O 0 MOVIE: 'Poytaii Plaaa: Tiro 9 M*A*S*H tMNfW NawYorfoNV CD Nairt Oananalan' ANaoo IMoKsn- in von Bulow trial WTNH Naw Ha van. CT (D zis'a daughter makss a aurpriaa ipgaar- 9 Dr . Who w o n Now York. NY d) ■rtca In Payton Plaoa.tharabv------S O m Day at a Timo w n x Raw York. NY quaationa long alnoa burisd. ever, the trial has shifted to whet tSfe ^ - - - - - ^ Wotortoury, CT knw. Ed Nelson, Ruth Waniok. ■v Mlllv McLton IQP I^VwVWWldt WTXX m the real issue of the s lx - y e e r w WWLF SprintfroW. MA m 0Auotlan Unittd PrMS IntBrnotlonal ® Waportar 41 WfOH Hortford. GT case will be decided on what M G )U N o a lis O MacNaN/Lataar Nawahour WV1T Hartford. CT M PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The exactly caused the two comas O Qood Tlmaa W 86K Boaton, MA M ® AmsileM Ptayhouaa IC O TIis Eurrz- which have left Mrs. von Bulow in a WOOB SprlngfioW. MA paana.' A Eufopaan baronaaa aaska hato attempted murdtr retrial of social­ [M A X ] M O V »: ‘Uwa Ma or Laaaa Ma’ m WXTV 1*080100*% I8«f o from har Amaiican coualna whan aha auF LBVVBUMB*>^ MsiBi 3bIiiih Ib>i i ite ClauB von Bulow has shitted death-Uke state in a New York A Chicago gangatar diacovara a dkna-a- .w o a v SaringtiaW. MA o fart financial problama. (90 min.) from testimony about illicit rom­ hospital for the past S3 months. danca hrataaa and triaa to forca har Into w n c Hartford. CT SI tha big tima. Jamaa Cagnay, Doria Day. [C N N ] Fwarnan Raporta ance and high finance to minute As expected, the medical opin­ CNN Cibla Nawa Ntwrfc IcnmI ions have le a n ^ toward insulin as Camaron MHchal. 1955. DISNEY Oionoy Choimol lotsl 9 : 4 6 P M [D IB ] D Tv medical details about what exactly [U S A ] Cartoon Exiiraaa lizmi triggered his wife's two comas. the state presents its case along ESFN Sports Notwork 1 0 : 0 0 P M QD Nawa Homo Sox Offico (»400l those lines. But one state witness 6 : 3 0 P M QD G ) Ono Day at a Tima HBO Differences of opinions from CINEMAX Cin8m8x iMAXi 0 WBd. Wild west upset that theory last week when (9 ) Banaon medical experts has now become TMC Movio Chonnol ITMC) 0 3 4 Hons he suddenly turned on prosecutors 18 Hogan’a Haroaa USA USA Natwork lUtAl the focal point, replacing missing [CNN] Evsning Nows witnesses, a so-called struggle and declared that a lack of oxygen NBCNowa 8 8 lots] Fhra MUo Cioaii theory and three motions for a to the brain and not insulin caused 8 Nightly Buainaaa Raport Mark, sick of the judge treating Mm like a juvenile, moves out a ^ finds a job. (R) (60 [HBO] MOVIE: 'MBio's Murder' Whan mistrial as the case moved into its the first coma'. JaWaraona har tannis coach is kikad during a drug 8 min.) sixth week. Dr. Janis Gailitis, a Newport ABC Nawa ICC) daal, a bank takar invaatigataa for haraalT 8 C&Newa Oabra Wingar. Mark ICayloun, Paul Wki- Von Bulow, 59, is standing trial a Hospital physician who sometimes G ) Noticiaro SIN (3 ) MNor League BaeabaM; Mkinaaote fiakl. 1984. Ratad R. second tim e on charges he tried to treated Mrs. von Bulow, told the [C N N ] Showbiz Today at New York Yankees [M A X ] Eroa bitamatlonal kill his heiress wife, Martha court that hypoxia was the case [O IS] Adv. of Oizia and Harrlat <8 MOVIE: 'The End* A dyirtg man franti­ [TIM C] MOVIE: Oastli HunT A ra- "Sunny,” by jabbing her with an and that he told prosecutors during [ESPN ] Mazda Sportalook cally searches for a simpla ar>d troubla free stxircsful trapper uses ovary trick ha the first trial the same thing. way to and Ms Kfe. Burt Reynolds. Saiy InsuUn needle in 1979 and 1980. [T M C ] Jamaa C a g ^ ; That Vankao knows to escape an un(usl arraat. (%arlsa Field, Oom Oeluise. 1978. Bronson, Las Marvin, Angie Oickinawi. The state claims the Danish It took a daylong special heeridg DoodI* D«f¥ly Film critic Richard Schickel A U J iY OOP Quag OruMU socialite wanted his wife dead to before trial judge Corinne Grande interviews James Cagney. 8 8 Jackie QIaeeon Preaente the 1981. Rated R. Honeymoofters Reunion Jackie Gleeaon [U S A ] Crnrar Story ' HOW FAR DIP ...PONT \ I S U « , YBAH , I / interit a portion of hef $70 million cleared the 1982 prosecution team 7 : 0 0 P M (S CBS Nawa hosts tortight's special featuring vintage StRVkALLACe, WORRYWE HOnSO KNOW utilities fortune and marry his New of allegations by Gailitis that 1 0 : 3 0 P M (9 ) News SAY THIS f SNOUpBR/ I FET ST CD <9 M*A*S*H clips from Tha Hortaymoonera.' (60 min.) York lover. prosecutors distorted his findings 0 Dick Van Oyha FIACR WAR?/ SiTTINGyLIKK X' ( D ABC Nawa (CC) 8 Heart off the Dragon (C O 'Eat­ and stage managed his testimony ing.' Second of 12 perta. T m Metory and The defense argues that Mrs. (DOallaa 0 HttBywood and tha Stars t f l ^ K . development of Chineee ctiiaino is exam­ M Y UPR.' von Bulow was an alcoholic who three years ago. QD Jaflaraona [64AX] ANwIn Flaah: Thompson Twbw r ined, along with the problems faced with lived off drugs and sweets which Following her ruling, Grande Bamay MIBar feeding the masses. (60 min.) [U S A ] Hollywood Insidsr 8 plunged her into a permanent refused a defense motion for a 8 MOVIE:‘Thp OrMt SwHini'A Mwirw 11:00PM C£C£000Na 5 IN E $ 6 D I O ' wheels! for thair captora aa tharapy. WWam famous, featuring testimony about jury, in essence allowing Puccioto dan, Alac Guinnaaa, Jack Hawkina. 1M7. [H BO ] MOVIE: ‘Tha Draaaar’ (C O An [D IS ] MOVIE: Th e WSstamar' A heroic I'V E V (M T B ? A L0M& TliWE T 7 ir3U6AK‘OOW0EE. illicit romance, drugs and call what amounted to a defense [ESPN ] Sportacantar eccentric actor finds Mmaaif almost arv figura bucks tandgrabbars and tha noto­ t i ^ depsTKlant on Ms assistant. Albert rious hanging judga, Roy Baan. Gary M E E T lO U l ------' / ‘t A H People gather around fortunes. witness smack in the middle of the [H B O ] Baranatain Baara Play BaB ICC) Ftnrtey. Tom Courteney, Edward Fox. Coopar. Waltar Brennan. Oorts Davanport. Over the nrevious week, how­ state’s case. Pape Bear dreams of making his son a 1983. Rated PG. 1940. baseball star. r Cl iff Nelson's mod if led [M A X ] MOVIE: Suddan Impact' (CC) [E S P N ] NFL Suparatars Tha Man Who [U S A ] Rk Ho 1990 Harry pursues a kiiar wIXMe victims are Played the Gama - Eddie LaBaron and Doug stock car while others emasculated. Clint Eastwood, SarKka Atkins. II 7 ; 3 0 P M ( D p m Magflns Locks, Pat Mingle. 1983. Rated R. Suicide is new twist [M A X ] MOVIE: DaadN Forca' A former ■ gawk at a Lou Pantaleo’a CS) ® A l In the Family [T M C ] MOVIE: WlBy WOnha and tha ( £ Wheel of Fortune cop is caked upon to track down a psycho­ Chocokrte Factory' Wily Wonka, tha pathic mass murdarar. Wings Hsuaar, hr prize-winning jeep at a (5 ) Independent News world famous confactiorter. offers a grand Joyca Inglaaa. Paul Aaron. 1983. Ratad R. prixe to the five children hoMlrtg kicky rear show Saturday. More is N.H. murder case O M*A*S*H candy bars. Gene Wilder. Jeck Albertson. [uiSA] Gong Show #-«M S Entertainment Tonight Peter Ostrum. 1971. Rated G. ‘ than 500 people attended 11:15PM ®Raportar41 LITTLETON, N.H. (UPI) - A after she had been shot. The 9 ® Barney MiNer [U S A ] MOVIE: 'OM Boyftianda' A troti- 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD Thraa'a Company man who was approached by New operator of the motorcycle was (6 ) Wild Wbrid of AnimalB Med yourrg woman seta oUt to revisit har the daylong fund-raiser CDKoffak : AND U IN B S T ' ‘T v e never had a speeding ticket before, but I m proud to be served their last drinks. May 14,1886 they think you are dlagulalitg your true 6 Swadith coin 8 Egg dish n n n to open a raaiauram muat rfeop hia gMf- AOUARHIS (Jen. 20-Fab. 19) Poor dacl-v arrested today," said Florie Millla. 66, of Martha's Vineyard, one The undercover officers took 19 demand, WTIC-TV riand and find a nice JawWi giri ki trrtlar for motives. Lay all of your carda on the alone will be the result In Important mal-< 11 Qaim fish A N 8 □ □ □ Do not be rohictant hi tha year ahead to of those charged. patrons into custody, two of whom 9 Jittery hia unda to bank rot him. ERon Gould, table. lera today It you worry too much abouV R E S requeat bualneas favore from people were charged with drunken driv­ ISLodgW feelings □ □ □ □ Margaux Hemingway. Sid Caaaar. 1964. VmOO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Plan your tha Its and maybea Instead of concentralA presents the Ratad R. you've baan kind to ht tha paat. T h ^ 'll be ing, and will turn the evidence over 14 Respond 10 Accented part S T E B □ eager to repay old rtabta. moves carefully today so that you don't Ing on the here and now. } [U S A ] CandM Camara gat mired in a sticky situation whare It Irish hom o htt w ith sw astikas to the Alcohol Beverage Control IB Oldor portons of a vsrae □ (Sab. 204larch 20) This Is not « QPIGINAL becomm necessary for others to pull you Commission (ABCC), officials 16 Soft drink 12:45 AM [DI8] Short Feature TAURUS (April 2tMNay 28) Whan you good day to do business with (rlan d^ LEX ING TO N , Mass. — Police said an investigation continued 12 River in □ B out. Whan dealing with pals, you might makst said Sunday. 17 Astrest Louise [H B O ] MOVIE: 'National lampoon'a make a commitmanl today othera will without an arrest this weekend in the scrawling of swastikas and Normandy □□□Cl □□□DI3D Vacalian' Whila driving croaa.cautMiv to hold you to your word. Don't promise to UBR A (Bspl. 22-4>et. 22) H'a Important unwiaa concessions. Instead ol drivina 2 “Thers are obviously many IB SB. Roman 13 Ex-worker B D O D O D D glam W ily World, tha Griawold dan da- do things you drxibt you can carry out. that you know when to atop sailing today hard bargain. , ethnic alurs on tte home of some Irish immigrants near historic responsible drinking establish­ 20 Fewer 18 Labor group □□□DC] □□□□□□ uxiri Into a aartaa of terowbaa tidairipa. Maior changes are ahead for Taurus In or you might make a good deal lor your- ARMS (March 21-AprH 19) Put your laIttC Lexingtim Green. ments in Massachusetts,” said Chevy Chaaa. Beverly D'Angelo. (Math, lha coming year. Sand (or your Astro- aaH and than talk lha other guy out ol It. In orw who has proven loyal to you prevl> 22 Yale man (abbr.) The ll-room colonial home on Oakland Street belongs to Dr. Secretary of PuMic Safety Charles □ □ □ D □ □ □ □ Brinkley. 1983 Ratad R. Oraph pradicllons today. Mall $1 to outly. not In an individual who you hopsC 23 Honey 21 Slender SCORPIO (Oct. 34 New. 22) Focus com- Niall Heney, a urologist at Massachusetts General Hospital, and Barry. □□□ □□□□ □□□□ 1 : 0 0 A M 3 ) McMBtan A WNa Aatro.Qraph, Box 486, Radio City may be able to do something for you ttw producers plataly on tha acthrily at hand today. If the future. « his wife, Eva, who moved to the Boston area 13 years ago from "But there are others who still 23 Dual □ □ □ □ □ QD Nawa Station. New York. NY 10019. you dacirta upon a fun Invohramant, don't r MASH refuse to accept responsfoUity for 24 Invitstion re­ 25 Prayer OCMIM (Rhqr 21-Juna 20) Complax tael guilty about duties you're temporarily Ireland. They have three sons. sponse (abbr.) (X ) Saint Police Lt. Philip Taylor said patrols have been increaeed In the putting drunk drivers on the road 27 Uvsr fluid 37 Within tho time 43 Ethane Inatructlona given to you by another shatvln(j. ThasB *Rj«, parhAff r m i v pRafiZ 26 Planet paths 0BamoyMBtar should not be committed only to niamory RFR ccRvarta* !• vamtarlRRiHn posh neighborhood since the slur “Go home Mick” wasscrawled and taking innocent lives on the 29 End of a spar of derivative SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oae. 21) Tha h f 28 English 0 F l a h today. To be on tha safe ilda, gat out aapacta Indicate that you may have a ■ F t M l c CIRBMsrBtlsRa tbRR ^ ■ in giant letters on the side of the family’s 11-room home early highway,” said Barry. 33 Withdraw a 38 Tho last 46 Taka out your pad and lake notes. cattiedral city frontier 0 FMm/Sign-Off tendency today to catar to your waateful BBRHB RURIBWrtB. May 7. Several swaatlkaa were also drawn on the home. He said "OperationLast Call” statement 48 Southam "you" wiU put undercover police in b a n 30 One (Oer.) 39 South Anwrican 0 Dr. Dana Soon Police said the investigation had some leads, but they believed 34 Thiek-ekulled thraugtout the summer to build weapon (cant) [C N N ] CmaaHra the incident to be isolated. 31 Orassland cases for action by the ABCC, 35 Japsneea 41 Adam's 49 Of tha (Sp.) [U S A ] David Putnam Outdoora Eva Heney said the incident was the first anti-Irish sentiment OmmM am Mmt Saly ! ' Ouido'f high which could include suspension of money grandtim 51 Shanw Bridge she and bar husband experienced since moving to the United OTfuNfisRS CWMN IWVIM RSMBi m IR note 1 : 3 0 A M QD Hogan'a Haroaa their liquor Ucensoa. ftSMMCn ASTWraOMI ISItUQinMS ASHOUn Sutes. She also said she had no idea why someone left the 33 Revolving d ) AnytMng tar Money Stale police undercover officers 36 0oddseeof 01 message, or who could have done it. took 16 people into protective The defense suinea with two dla-< earth 01 NORTH S-IMS custody outside the TiUCinema The long and mond tricks. Next came a club, and! 39 Nixon pal [C N N ] I ♦ Lounge in Leominster on Friday 0 took tho aco. A spade wasj F ivor-tM kIn g-trooptr fflrad Rebozo [T M C ] MOVIE: Th a Moonrunnata' Y A IS 5 4 night and thaCompaaa Lounge in OOO Two wild-diiving boys and a nmswsy gbl ♦ KS the short of it 40 Scottish river BOSTON — A aUte trooper has been fired for allegedly Yarmouth on Saturday night after tear up the roatfa as they roar along winh 4 97451 By James Jacaby observing them drinking at the 42 Noel thair Regal homemade whMtsy. jiunsa — ' •'-b « uwuiun noeaeo to do offering to tear up some traffic tickets if the violating driver STEREO Mhchum, KW Mwtin, Owls Foebar. ig75. W EST EAST Pre.emptlng with a long suit has bare, officials said. win^,[iinSo^ 44 Month (abbr.) made^for the overtrlck. Normally wrote him a college term paper. _ Rated PG. <910174 B jg "AU but one regiftered Breatha- TELEVISION 46 Comedian Kays one main disadvantage; You Inform when declarer is missing four cards! Trooper Augusto R. St. Silva of Boaton, aaaigned to the [U S A ] M's Your Btwlnaai W 34M)-0, Von Ellon 3b famine. lead before East moved in from in M-O-0, •onavantursss3-M-2, Suckmlr altercation after a patrol offio^ East Cathollo, which scored 25 the top of the fifth. c( 3-0.-1. Procivck If 3-I-1-0, Zdru p saw Clough's oar speed out o f tho 34>d-lm, McMsIlon lb 2-4, OILorolo rf 2-04M). Kaldv c Field in Stratford. Stratford regained the upper I-M -0. Totals 20-2-4-2. alleged victims, Daniel Kibble, 8,; East Catholic 000 020 0 74-1 of 21 St. John St., fainted while they* The loss was the eighth in 14 hand in the home fifth with bases Stroltord 010 030x 4-S-1 were Interviewing him. Doctors aC outings for the Eagles with one tie. on balls — East’s major shortcom­ Stanford and Koldv; Zdru and Smith. WP- Zdru, LP- Stanford (2-3). Manchester Memorial Hospltni; East must win five of its final six ing in 'lo ss — again doing the later put seven stitches in a cut In- games — and then beat Aquinas damage. Al Caizone drew a leadoff Bolton whipped the side of Kibble's head, police whom it tied earlier in the walk and after a sacrifice. Matt campaign — if it hopes to qualify Van Etten drew a free pass. Lou BOLTON — With Steve Press said. I going O-for-O. East Granby The other victim was Thomaa for state tournament play. Bonaventure sent both runners whipped Bolton High, 17-4, in Kibble. 29. of 17 Edgerton St. At this point East coach Jim home with a up the gap in non-conference baseball make-up Clough was released after boolK Penders isn't sure his team is up to right centerfleld and be s c o r^ on a action Saturday at the Bulldogs’ Ing on a 9250 non-surety bond a n * the task. " I was quite disturbed by suicide by Ed Buckmir. field. oi^red to appear Wednesday liC our kids effort,” he voiced his Senior righthander Larry Stan­ H«ra(d photo by Tarquink) East Granby Is now 6-7 for the Manchester Superior Court. displeasure. "F o r some reason we ford, 2-3, absorbed the loss for ______4 were very flat going into the game. season while the Bulldogs are East. He walked five while striking winless in 14 outings. West Hartford resident Grannii^ "Sometimes in baseball when out four. Jim Zdra was the winning Todd Tobias slugged a two-ran Work before pley E. Richardson was charged wltlf you get a bundle one day you don't hurler for Stratford. He walked homer in the first inning for Bolton. drunken driving Friday night after- Ling, museum director, said about 80 adults and 30 youngsters worked get that much the next game.” only two and fanned three. Bolton’s next outing is Tuesday It was busy and a bit warm this weekend at the Lutz Children’s Museum on police said he drove his car over- Saturday and Sunday and completed about 90 percent of the task. Penders knows his team’s plight Riggs collected two of East’s six at Rocky Hill High at 3: IS. South, Main Street, where volunteers put together a playscape. Steven the center line on West Middle.'. is not an easy one. "W e have our hits. ' East Gronbv 207 402 3 )7-l^l Turnpike and collided with anothei^ backs to the wall. Under those East is back in action Tuesday Bolton 201 001 0 i-4-S car. Don Poulus, Todd Bookov (4) and Motor homes like cars circumstonces I'm the type of guy night against HCC foe Xavier High Rob Dorrv, Jim Gothors; Kon Hlooky Police said that both Richard-! who’ll fight from the wall.” at Palm er Field in Middletown at and Rtid Martin. Obituaries son, 21. and the other driver,; Stratford, 6-9, scored one ran in 7:30 p.m. WP- Paulut, LP- Hlpsky. Nancy S. Bertram, 27, of 470. Court eases rules on searches Adams St., suffered bead and leg: Hartford, died Friday at Hartford Injuries and were taken to Man*_ Qlenna MHIer against an illegal alien who, by Hospital. He was the brother of By Andrea Neal In dissent. Justice John Paul Chester Memorial HospltaL K Stevens, joined by Justices Thur- extended appeals, has lived in the A's Sutton looks at 300 Glenna (Woodruff) Miller, M, of Phyllis Buccheri of Manchester. United Press International hospital spokeswoman said thaC 711 Swamp Road, Coventry, wife of good Marshall and William Bren­ United States for seven years. Bertram was treated for her He is also survived by his former each season. But the number 300 A ’s to a 5-3 victory over the Boston Frederick H. Miller, died^turday nan, said the ruling ignored the Powell did not participate. Injuries and released but said BOSTON (U P I) - It’s tougher wife, Helen (Cain) Frazee; three WASHINGTON — ’The Supreme helps. Red Sox on Sunday. The win fact that many people use motor • Held 8-0, again without a vote there is no record of Richardson, these days for veteran righthander at Manchester Memorial Hospital. sons, Rick W. Lupacchino in Court, limiting the constitutional evened his season record at 3-3, vehicles as their permanent lodg­ by Powell, that the rights of Don Sutton to get motivated for ’ Sutton helped lead the Oakland She was bom in Newfoundland, Florida, Dominick J. Lupacchino privacy rights of people who live in having come to the hospital. and raised his career win total to N.J.,onAug. 15,1900, and had been ing. Those people, Stevens said, Harvey Street, convicted of the Police said Richardson admitted Jr. of CUcopee, Mass.., and Jace A. motor homes, rated today that 283. deserve constitutional protection. August 1991 murder of Ben Tester a resident of Coventry for more Lupacchino of East Granby; his police can search the hybrid at the hospital that he had been How important are 300 wins? “ When a motor home is parked in Tennessee, were not violated by Celtics' Larry Bird (33) gets by Sixers' two at Boston Garden Sunday. Bird had than 60 years. Before she retired, paemts, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio vehicles without a warrant. drinking with a’ friend at v " I t ’s a lot tougher to pick up at in a location that is removed from the introduction at his trial of the Manchester bar shortly before th » MosesMalone(left)an(lJuliusErvingfor 23 in Celtics’ 108-93 win. she taught elementary school in Lupacchino of Hartford; two other The 6-3 ruling, which reversed a the start of the year and go the public highway, I believe that confession of his accomplice and New Jersey. She also taught in sisters, Anna Zangari of Wethers­ decision by the California Supreme accident. ! traveling around the country," he society is preparedto recognize he is not entitled to a new trial. Ellington for 12 years. field and Mary Balcezak of East Court, said motor homes — such as said. “ It’s the single most motivat­ She was a graduate of Eastern Granby; a brother, Anthony J. that the expectations of privacy In past search rulings, the the elaborately outfitted recrea­ Three people hospitalised last ing factor for continuing to play. Connecticut State College, a 60- LupaccUno of South Windsor; and within are not unlike the expecta­ Supreme Court has required police tional vehicles favored by some week at Manchester Memorial Playing is not nearly as much fun year member of the Second tions one has in a fixed dwelling," to obtain a warrant before entering two grandchildren. vacationers — are more like cars as it used to be. Celtics play ‘scareef a home. Ini the case of automobiles Hospital after a May 5 automobile Congregational Church of North The funeral was today with a than houses as far as law enforce­ he wrote. and truckrf, however, police must accident in Manchester have been “ It’s a job, a job I enjoy. But Coventry, and a member of the mass of Christian burial in St. ment searches are concerned. In other actions, the Supreme only have probable cause to ■Pleased, a hospital spokeswoman there's a lot more in v o lv ^ now. I Coventry Grange 75. She was a Mary's Church, Windsor Locks. Writing for the majority. Chief Court: said today. have to think about more than just former president of the Fragment Burial was in St. M ary’s Ceme­ • Ruled the government, in a believe the vehicle contains evi­ Justice Warren BUrger said the Shaun DeLaney, 24. of Farming- going out and pitching." Sutton Society, and a member of many tery, Windsor Locks. Fourth Amendment “ protects the prosecution for food stamp fraud, dence of a crime. Police have much more freedom ton, the driver of one car and the said. "There are (nnsiderations at other local organizations. right of people to be secure in their inust prove the defendant knew his to search vehicles without war­ most seriously injured of the three, home that I have to be concerned in slam-dunking 76ers Besides her husband, she is persons, houses, papers and ef­ actions were illegal. The 6-2 ruling, MInnI* VaHera was released Sunday. with. survived by three daughters, fects’’ and in such areas a warrant in which Justice Lewis Powell did rants because people In cars do not have the same expectation of Two passengers in the second "A s long as nobody in my Glenna Louise Frigon of Bloom­ Minnie (Gagliardi) Vallera, 80, is required before a search. not participate, came in a case Bv Frederick Waterman a full 48 minutes. When you’re privacy as they have in their car. Pearl Hill and Susan Dur- support group says 'stay home,' I field, Lila M. Orcutt of Pioneer, of Manchester and Westbrook, However, he said, "There are of from Chicago. i. Uplted Press International Lakers on roll playing Philly, at no point can you died Saturday at Manchester homes, the court said. ranee, were released from the think I'v e got an excellent chance. Ohio, and Joan M. Thorp of course exceptions to the general • Refused, without comment, to But if som'eHody tells me they can't let up against them.” Skowhegan, Maine; a sister, Eliza­ Memorial Hospital. She was the "These reduced expectations of hospital Thursday and Friday,- — See page 13 rale that a warrant must be hear an appeal from former Rep. take it any more, that they don't BOSTON — The Boston C!eltics “ We didn’t want Moses to hurt us beth Campbell of Newfoundland, wife of the late Anthony Vallera. privacy derive not from the fact respectively. A hospital spoked secured .... To fail to apply the John Jenrette, D-S.C.. who a rg u ^ want me to be away, that's the day were good and scared. down low so we doubled down as N.J.; 14 grandchildren; and eight Boro in Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. his Abscam bribery conviction was that the area to be searched is in man said last week that Durranod exception to vehicles such as a I go home. It’s that simple.” With only one day to prepare for Barkley posted 10 points and 12 much as we could,” said Boston great-grandchildren. 27,1904, she had lived in Manches­ plain view, but from the pervasive suffered a hip injury. The spokes­ motor home ignores the fact that a based on illegal entrapment. Nothing could have been simpler the E)astern Conference finals, the rebounds, but neither was effec­ guard Danny Ainge. “ We wanted A memorial service will be held ter and Westbrook more than 20 • Ruled 8-0 the Immigration and regulation of vehicles capable of man refused to ^ ve details of the motor home lends itself to use as an than Sutton's first four innings. He defending world champions re­ tive in the final 4:39 as Boston to let (Maurice) Cheeks beat us Saturday at 2 p.m. at Second years. Naturalization Service can pro­ traveling on public highways," the others’ injuries. instrument of illicit drug traffic retired the first 12 hitters he faced sponded with a 108-93 victory ended the game with a 16-4 surge. from the outside, if he could.” Congregational ^ u rc h in North She was a communicant of St. ceed with a deportation hearing court said. Police held DeLaney at fault for and other activity.’’ until Tony Armas broke up the Sunday in Game 1 over the Bird scoring eight. The Sixers guard scored a Coventry. Private burial will take James Church, Manchester, and the accident, which they said string of perfection with his ninth well-rested Philadelphia 76ers. “ The key is to hit the open shots team-high 27 points, hitting 8-of-14 place in the Center Cemetery, St. Mark’s Church, Westbrook. occurred when he drbve into the s i homer of the year. Sutton went on ' 'They had a lot of time off with a when we have them, as we did from the floor and all 11 free-throw Coventry. There are no calling She is survived by a son, Joseph unlighted intersection of West to allow Annas’ 10th homer and cham» to work on some things,” down the stretch,” said the super- opportunities. hours. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 P. Vallera of South Windsor; a Police surround radicals’ home Center and McKee streets shortly another solo shot by Rich Gedman said Boston coach K.C. Jones. “ We star forward. "We probably The Celtics, who have won 18 of Main St., is in charge of daughter, Elizabeth V. Barisanoof before3a.m. A drunken driver had just went out there and played played our best basketball of Um their last 19 home games, are E)ast Hartford; three sisters, Mary MOVE members had been living interviews with residents about crashed into an electrical pole less before being removed. arrangements. scared.” last month.” seeking to become the first cham­ Delaripa of East Hartford, C)ar- Conibmcd tram page 1 for about four years, was filthy. possible criminal violations by than an hour earlier, cutting power “ Mechanically, this is the best Memorial donations may be The Celtics, playing their third Philadelphia trailed 71-62 mid­ mela Casale of Hartford and Neighbors said MOVE keeps do­ MOVE members, after increasing to the traffic control lights at West I'v e thrown all year," Sutton said. pions to successfully defend a title made to the Second Congrega­ gam e in five days, used a collaps­ way through the third period but Genevieve Young of Farmington; zens of stray cats and barking pressure from neighbors. Center and M cKee, police and ‘Tve had lousy mechanics lately, since their 1968-69 counterparts. tional Church, North Coventry. Police negotiated with MOVE ing defense and the scoring punch rallied to take a 77-76 advantage on four grandchildren; three great- dogs, and the house is infested with It was believ^ that arrest power company spokesmen said. and at this stage of my life, I can't By sweeping Milwaukee in four members during the day Sunday go out and expect to win unless of their frontcourt to stop the rival Malone’s jumper at 11:20 of the games, Philatielphia had a week to grandrtiildren; and several nieces rats. warrants were issued for the He has not been charged in Louise Robotio through the Crisis Intervention everything feels right." Sixers and advance their own final quarter. McHale's two free prepare for Boston, while the and n e i^ w s . The Philadelphia District Attor­ adults stemming from complaints connection with the accident. Network, an independent group Annas’ second homer was the pursuit of back-to-back NBA throws at 11:02 started an 8-2 ran Celtics did not finish their semifi­ Louise (Panelli) Robotto, 90, of 1 The funeral will be Tuesday at ney’s Office last week conducted from neighbors. that tries to intervene in neighbor­ crowns. and gave Boston the lead for good. Clark Road, Bolton, wife of the late 8; 15 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral 200th of his career, and it came nal series with Detroit until Friday hoods when major problems arise. Kevin McHale scored a playoff In the fourth quarter. Bird Paul A. Robotto, died Sunday at Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of against the team he started his night. Bennie Swans, executive direc­ career-high 28, Robert Parish Manchester Memorial Hospital. career with. scored 10 points. Parish 8 and “ We had to transfer our mfods Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. tor of the network, said late She was bom in Fubine, Italy, and BIBLE TOPICS Rogers (Hemens, 3-4, took the netted 26 and Larry Bird added 23 Dennis Johnson 6 while the Sixers from the Detroit Pistons,” said James Church. Burial will be in St. Sunday, ‘"The situation is critical. bad lived in Bolton for the past 53 Faith; Prayer; Christian loss with nine strikeouts in seven as the Celti(»’ starting frontline self-destructed, committing 8 tur­ Jones. Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. We were not successful in formu­ years. She was owner of the Blue Grownth: Hope; Conscience; innings. He was lifted in the eighth outscored its Sixers (xiunterpart novers and shooting 36 percent. Philadelphia coach Billy Cun­ Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 lating any major understanding.’’ and White Frait and Vegetable Making Decisions; Temptations following singles to Mike Heath 77-33. Johnson said Boston’s victory ningham said that for Game 2, his and 7 to 9 p.m. TTie group had insisted that of the World; Anger; And loU 24tSmCESTKET photo Stand in Bolton for the past 20 and Mike Davis. Game 2 will be played Tuesday was due to the usual reason — team “ must be ready at the start MemoriM donations may be police release all MOVE members more! STOP years. She was a member of the b Heath took third on Davis' hit at Boston Garden. defense. and we have to make sure we're . made to the Manchester Visiting being held in jail, including nine ■«ICKSTEI,CTIM4I A' Dave Collins (11) is safe at second base with stolen Bolton Senior Citizens. Tuesday Evenings and scored when Dusty Baker's Sixers center Moses Malone “ It's defense that wins games,” more prepared.” The Celtics think Nurses Association, 150 N. Main convicted of murder as a result of BRAKE base as Red Sox Marty Barrett is late She is survived by one son, John (213) MI-7212 grounder to first eluded Bill registered 19 points and 10 re­ said the Celtics guard, "and wedid they know what the changes will St., Manchester, 00040. the Aug. 8, 1978, shoot-out. Police 7:30 p.m. CENTERS, INC. B. Robotto of East Hartford; one with tag. Oakland beat Boston second day in a row, 5-3. Buckner. bounds while forward Charles a great job. We played defense for be. refused. For more information call: daughter, Eva Morra of Bolton; MOVE is a radical anti­ one brother, Joseph Panelli of VIotol G. FaIrwMrttMr LIFE TIME GUARANTEED technology, anti-establishment Portland; four grandchildren; Violet G. (Daley) Fairweather, 647-0069 group and all members use the three great-grandchildren; and 97, of 04 Walker St., widow of John anytime surname Africa. Members say several nieces and nephews. Fairweather, died Sunday at Man­ BRAKE SPECIALS Patrick Ewing to do his talking in New York they just want to be left alone but at The funeral will be held on chester Memorial Hospital. times seek confrontations — many Wednesday at 8 a.m. from the John She was bom in Stewiacke, Nova schere. “ When you sit there and turning violent — with residents By AAlk* Barnos son has prepared me well for F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Scotia, and had been a Manchester have no (x>ntroI over anything, it's and city and state authorities. DRUIIIIUKES D I K H U M S Unittd Prtss Intornatlonal anything.” Center St., followed by a mass of resident the past 15 years, pre­ Tensions in the area began to The Knicks are preparing a itaurder. There's no strategy, no Christian burial at St. Maurice viously living in Windsor. increase in recent weeks when NEW YO RK - Now we know red-carpet welcome (or the man mental preparation, nqthing. You Church, Bolton, at 9 a.m. Burial Before she retired, she was a 49.95 59.95 residents complained to city offi­ why Patrick Ewing spent his (our who led the Hoyas to three NCAA just sit there and hope you're will be in Bolton Center Cemetery. ‘ registered nurse. She was a bentarieer cials about disturbances, noise and seasons at Georgetown avoiding championship games. New York, lucky. Calling hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 graduate of the Hartford Hospital reporters — be was saving his last in U ieNBA in rebounding, lost odors coming from the MOVE eFreetsriiesIhrsttelnspecSoii “ I sure hope I'm never in one to 9 p.m. Trainhig School. She served on the ■ FmeS-wtiesllirMelnspecScn v(dce for the New York media its top two centers to injuries last bouse. They also complained about • neptscepods sriti new again. It was no fun sitting up Memorial donations may be staffs of Hartford Hospital and FREE hearing test > Rtpisoe Owes wSh new Mngs onslaught that awaits him. season and finished with a 24-SS beatings from MOVE members. gusnnittddOepedt there.” made to the Bolton High &hool Windsor Hall Convalescent • Reeurfaoednsne The Knicks won the first annual record, third worst in the league. They said the house, where • ftseurtsop rotors Minutes after the announce­ Scholarship Fund, care of Bolton ' Facility. FREE privata • hiepect etieel cySndtrs NBA Lottery Sunday, capturing Center Bill Cartwright missed eWspltotgmsisssWs ment, DeBusschere unveiled a High School. She is survived by a son, James sinspea hots doim springs the draft ri^ ts to college basket­ the season with a broken ankle and consultation • kispea amt mpock wtiesi Knicks No. 33 jersey — Ewing's Daley of Coventry; a daughter-in- • Luhrieew becking pMie ball’s fiercest defender. Even now, backup Marvin Webster was side­ with factory hearing bewlngs number in college — with the law, Dorothy Daley of West The Boss • MspeahyOrauSc system reporters are sharpening their lined with hepatitis. Bernard King Alice 8. Quigley • bwpeaodipsm 7-(ooter's name on the back. Willi ngton; and three crid spedfdisl. • RcedkJMbrakee psodla In anticipation of the led the league in scoring despite Alice S. Quigley, 79, of 80 Duval e bMpsahyOwSe sysitm New York fans got an inkling of grandchildren. greatest news outpouring (or a missing 17 games with assorted St., died S otu r^y at a local Join M for our oruMiol open the good fortune ahead when, on ‘The funeral will be Wednesday • LubrtoMsesOpsr snehom New York athlete since Reggie ailments, including a career- convalescent home. She was the ties knot? house. See liw new customized • bMpoaSuWiswii Saturday night, the first number of at 10 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Jackson left town> threatening knee injury with three wife of the late John Quigley. in the Conoi HoorinB Aid. Unliko • MSSuHSiequirsd the state’s “ Pick Six” lottery was Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will LAKE OSWEGO, Ore. (UPI) - Ewing, owner of an eight-foot weeks left in the season. Bom in Inverarie, Aberdeen­ other aids, this one is worn en­ — you guessed it — 33. be in the Buckland Cemetery. Rock superstar Bruce Spring­ “We've had our share of bad shire, Scotland, June 2, 1905, she tirely in the earl wingspan and a seldom-flashed Calling hours are Tuesday from 2 steen, hoping to avoid a media smile to match, (igures to turn the breaks but hopefully this Is the *'We interpreted that as a good lived in Manchester the last 38 MiMo OT eve eiM* pHB M BVIMM M to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. “ circus,” married a 25-year-old Knlcka into c o n to u r s and Madi­ start of a new regime,” said sign,” a club spokesman said. years. She was a member of the Memorial donations may be actress shortly after midnight Knicks executive vice president Cards bearing the logon of the Center Congregational Church. son Square Garden into a made to the American Cancer today in a private Catholic cerem­ * n*mT.T madhouse. Dave DeBussiHiere, who was a seven non-playoff clubs were She is survived by two sons, Society, or to the Guild of St. ony, It was reported. Minutes after NBA commis­ nervous wreck in the last few pla(wd in sealed envelopes, ^ r n James Quigley of Manchester and Barnabas, Christ Church Cathed­ sioner David Stern displayed the moments of the lottery. "Ewing’sa plucked the envelopes from a John S. Quigley of Kennebunk, Springsteen, 35, wed Julianne ral, Hartford. New York logo by opening the last player that’s got to help us. 1 hope pfoxiglass container and put them Maine; two grandchildren; and Phillips, in a ceremony that ended SUMMER SIZZLERS SPRING of seven envekpee, the Garden all the bad breaks are behind us.” in slots numbered one through several nieces and nephews. at 12:49 a.m., at Our Lady of the MRCOMOmONING MAINTENANCE SPECIAL switchboard was alive with calls DeBusschere was the picture of seven. The commissioner then The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 Lake (jatbolic Church, the bride’s SERVICE e *p*iiEwsoemwe wtswruMS for season Uckets. compoeure in six years as a star opened the envelopes, beginning a.m. in the Center Congregational brother told radio station KKRZ. e snsmsaoiMnoNisam osniuSTcsspuacroa Phone lines for the six other player with the Knicks. But on with No. 7. - Church. Burial will he in Rose Hill In Memoriam William Phillips Jr. called the * CHARGE SVSTEMIMIM FREON Come to this ip o d a l 3 d ay event e O M i MMiksHoniTn lotteiy participants were not quite Sunday, while sitting on the dais The six-minute ceremony, which Memorial Parti, Rocky Hill. Cal­ In loving memory of Cathy radio station after the service, the * EXAMINE COMPRESSOR BRUSH- ooocKFusoinGs for a consultation with on IUQS e osHtsoeirtwiTvaaat as buv- Awarded the No. t pick waiting for Stern to announce the took place at the Waktorf-Astoria, ling hours are 7 to 9 tonight aLtbe Arcbambault Jimenez, November tim e of which had been a closely audMogift from q leodino * CHECK FOR FiREON LEAKS waa IndlaBa followed by the Loe lottery winner, be was sweating. was telecast Uve haUonally at Hobnes Funeral Home, 400 Main 4th, 1959 to May 13th, 1993. guarded family secret. monufoduier. * EIGHT POMT SAFETY CHECK 4q[L 8qrL 8 ^ Angeles Clippers, Ssattle, Atlanta, DeBusschere held bis head in his halftime o f Game 1 of the Boston- St. Each day the dawn. Phillips said only the immediate Sacramento and Golden SUte. hands as the No. 2 envelope was Philadelphia playoff aeries. It Memorial donations may be MAY 13-14-15 9-5:30 $49%* $54.95* $64.M< UPlpDolo Brings thoughts of you. family of the couple was present Ewing, often shielded from the opened. When Stern announced replaced the two-team coin (Up in made to the Manchester Visiting $2 9 .9 5 •AOMnONAlFMnSfXIRA Each even tide of prayer, for the ceremony, which began at C ol for appeintffiont media by Georgetown coach John tto t the Pacers would pick teCt. OB Davis rf 3 12 0 Gedmon c 3 1 1 1 ton Oiiers. goals and an assist Sunday. Eid Olezyk, Savard, Curt Fraser Mtlmer* II 10 AO — Hill 2b 3 0 10 Barrett 2b 2 0 0 0 The Biack Hawks tied the "In Edmonton, we were so and AI Secord. Wayne Gretzky, Toronto It 11 A » — Home address: sa Graham 11 11 j n 1VS Baker ph 10 11 Miller ph 10 0 0 best-of-seven series at two games worried about what they were Mark Messier and Jarosluv Pou- OolroH Gollego 2b 0 0 0 0 Nichols 2b 0 0 0 0 Rd., East Hartford. _____1*4 yx Memerial Store. 4 — Boflon IS IS JOO 4 (iriffin M 3 0 11 Gutlem ss 2 0 0 0 apiece with an 12 victory Sunday going to do we forgot what we had zar scored for the Oilers. Now York 12 IS A44 SVi Lyons ph 10 10 Bom: Seiltember 87. IM8. to do. We were so worried about Willy Lindstrom and Larmer Mllwoukoo 12 17 .414 tV i *88588 vx Btae Os. 4 — p w e l at the Chicago Stadium. The series Hoffmn n 0 0 0 0 Class: Junior. _HijR^ Tiaer vx Regg% 7:a — getting back (on defense).” traded goals in the second period, Clovoland 12 17 A14 tVt TOMS 3S S 13 S TofeN 21 2 4 2 moves to Edmonton for the fifth Woot game Tuesday and then returns to "The last two games have just giving Chicago a 6-4 lead going into Coltfomla It 12 .413 — Oehlend S S S S t : ! Height: »-7. Weight: 140. i i ’e y x B.A. CMta 4 ^ NIhe Mlnnosoto 14 13 .SS3 2 Bats: Right. Throws: Right. C. Neeey vx New Jeheeee, 7 : a - Chicago Thursday for the sixth been 'go'," he said. "There's no the third period. Game-wbinlne RBI— Grlffln(2). T i M a l f f reason we can't do that in Chicago goalie Murray Banner- CMcoeo 14 12 .S3I 3eriod could have been a different game." California 4, Mllwoukoo S Clemero (L 34) 7 11 4 4 2 9 Roofina, both of Colchester. Paul Sullivan 23-1471, Tom T Clovoland 4, Texas 1 Cherrone's knocked off the Zem- the sideiines. Gardner's knee was by Andy Moog after the Black "Bannerman is making some SwMlov*f KosuHs Stanley 2 2 1 1 1 1 21-10-71. C Gross— AI Cheviivretto Clemens pitched to 2 batters In llh. brosiktl AlhStarx 54, to advance to — Bill BUI Johnson ww2433-a, — J5, TiJH BLU decimated in Game 3 and he wiil be Hawks went ahead 2-4. key saves for them,” Eldmonton Toronto t, Soottlo S the final four. Duel! and Holt poced HBP— by Clemens (Lansford). T — 94-3470, Earl WUson_24-34». out for the season, whiie the The Black Hawks got another coach Glen Sather said. "They Minnesota 7, Boltlnfore 3 2:47. A— 1X711. Cherrone's, while Hotfman, Hull, Battalino 243470, Lou Betko lOI Ooklond S, Boston 3 SoweroWkl and Relchle hod two hits biueilners are out day-to-day with scare when defenseman Bob Mur­ didn't get to this point by being Mllsraukoo 7, California 4 Herm Dvorok 2417-71. _ ^ _ _ each ter Zembrowskl. FDUR BA LL— a groin puli and hip pointer ray left the game with a cut lucky.” Kansas City 4. Now York S Blue Jiy t B, Marlntr* S NaUiRaiLMgiwrawHa IMgara Z Ptratea 0 Cherrone's was eliminated by Davis-Sandv LeonxBob tamuels SS, Clovoland 4, Texas 0 Pierce, 7-4, desalted a homer and Dick Oorailo-Poul SuIMvgn-Henn respectively. forehead later in the game, but he Both teams now have Won twice Chicago 4, Dolrolt 0 single bv Moore, and two singles Dvorak-Bob Calnen 55. Hal OWlP*|d Yet for the second straight time returned to score the final Chicago at home. Should that trend con­ Moadovk Oomos SEATTLE TOR09ITO prrrsBuaoN l o s a n e e l r s apiece by Tom and Bob Boland. (All Tknoo BDT) obrhM obrhM Mala3.Phllllaa2 d r b M R hrbM CleeagllonxRav W o p ^o e ™ w e r M, since Edmonton reeled off nine goal. tinue. the Oilers would win the D iverged bombed Walts, 144, In Dick OMavlano-Bd Haya-MorBan Minnesota (Smithson 4-2) at Now York Percont 2b 4 0 1 0 Garda 2b 4 1 3 1 Wynne d 4 0 10 Sax 2b 4 0 10 the finale to wrap It up. straight playoff victories, the Denis Savard got one goal and series in seven games. (Whitson 1-4), I p.m. Bonnell ph 1 0 0 0 Mulinks 3b 3 1 2 2 Roy 2b 4 0 0 0 Duncan is 4 1 3 0 Grant-Don Bottollno 54, OTck PHILAORLPNIA NEW YORK Jones Landscaping ot Manchester Brooks Allen-Alon Thomm M, 2 ^ s h Black Hawks outplayed the de­ two assists to raise his playoff total "They've got to beat us in our Clovoland (Heaton 3-2) at Chicooo Brodlev d 3 0 0 0 lore 3b 2 0 10 ObrhM ObrhM Modlck 3b 3 0 ) 0 Londrex d 4 00 0 also competed In the double elimina­ UPl photo (Bums 4-2), l : n p.m. Davis 1b 3 10 0 AAoseby d 5 0 0 0 Stone If 4 110 Bodunn 2b3 0 1 0 Kemp It 4 00 0 (3uerrer 3b3 0 0 0 tion tourney. Warren-VInce Buceherl-WIg Oaraello- fending Stanley Cup champions to 25 points and tie a Black Hawk building." said Sather. Texas (Hooton (M)) at (Tetrolt (Retry Thomas dh 5 1 1 2 Upshaw Russell 1b 2 3 1 1 1b 1 0 0 0 Chapmn 2b 1 0 0 0 Pena c 4 0 10 Setoseta c 3 00 0 john Groman 57. Gross -— Jim Sunday, taking an 2-4 lead early in record for most playoff points. He "We're going to have to play S-2),l:3Sp.m. Hendrsn rf4221 B elllt 4231 (JGross rf 4 0 1 0 MWIIsn cf 5 0 3 0 Mazzllll 1b 3 0 0 0 Brock 1b 2 12 2 Morlorty-Rlch Marshall-Steve Quebec goalie Mario Gosselin makes a Rick Tocchet (22) during early first Oamsi Calderon If 3 0 0 0 IMotsik dh 1 1 0 0 Scurry P 0 0 0 0 Whitflid It 2 0 0 0 the third period before letting a tied Bobby Hull, who had II goals errorless hockey if we're to have a 3 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Hmmk 1b 4 1 1 1 save — one of many — against Flyers’ period action at the Spectrum Sunday. Kansas City at Baltimore, night Presley 3b 4 1 1 2 Brrghe Carmrai . EL •Undlngi MeSSuH*"[L 03) 4 3 4 3 4 0 Palmer (W 23) 2 5 0 0 3 4 Arnold P0mer 5,990 71-7473— 313 Darling decks Philadelphia Clark, Brenly, Youngblaod. HR— («elt Reardon 1 1 0 0 0 1 Sieve Bugnockl and Kevin Bottomley Gene Ultter 54100 447471— 314 So are the Lakers, who upped Clements 113 3 1 1 0 1 2 (3), Brenlv(4),O.Sinlth(3).SB— L. aWo played srell tor the winners. For Mike FelcMck 54100 747X73-3M their overall playoff record to 41 Corbett 123 4 2 2 0 1 WP— McMurtrv, Palmer. PB— Carter, Merrick FalkowskI and Jim W L Pet. 02 Smlth (13). Leonard (4), (Hadden (10). Butaro. T -^ ;W . A— M,12X Mil Johnston 44M2 747X73315 and took the first step toward their Johnson was intentioanlly walked. Now Britain 14 I 434 — Cllbum 1 3 0 0 0 1 S-Gott. Curry hit well, srtille Scott Salonen and Fred Hawkins 44M2 7X71-71— 315 UPl photo By Gerrv Monigan the way around with two outs when Vermont 17 11 407 — MItWMkM IP N RBRBBSO Oerdon Hamilton excelled In the field. Charles Owens 44)22 747X73—315 fourth straight conference title. United Press International Rafael Santana's high pop fly Santana's slow fielder’s choice Albany 14 12 J3I Haas (W X2) 5 7 3 3 0 3 SI.LixN Los Angeles Lakers' Magic Johnson, seen here yanking a Gibson 3 3 1 1 2 1 Malar Laagaa laaiara Jim FOrree X900 7X71-73-312 . James Worthy added 24 (loints behind first base bounced out of ground out to short scored Foster. Nashua 14 13 AS2 Forsch 4X3 5 4 4 2 4 InternalliMl Gordon Jones X500 7X7S22-3M and Magic Johnson had 16 assists rebound away from Portland's Sam Bowie, will be a "I'm not happy with the way I <3lons Falls U 17 449 Rngers (S 3) 1 0 0 0 0 1 LoMt 1 1-3 3 0 0 0 0 Jim King 3A00 747X71— 317 NEW YO R K — It mattered little Samuel's glove. PIttsfloM 13 14 441 McOaklll dtdied to 4 botters In 5th; Horton 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 DMry Queen rallied for two runs In Fred Itaas 7000 747471-317 for Los Angeles, which is 345 since pivotal figure in the Western Conference finals against that Mets starter Ron Darling "The ball sliced away from me,” got the opportunity to play,” Heep Wotorburv 12 14 429 Haas pitched to 1 batter In 4lh; (Mbson j L 1-3) 1X3 1 1 1 3 0 le a X li IS O X 0 the bottom of the sixth to nip Ansaldl's, Charles afford 290 747X70-317 Feb. 1. Alex English scored 30 said, “but I'm happy to play. We're Roodlng pitched to 2 batters In 9th. the Denver Nuggets. didn't have his good stuff Sunday said Samuel, who finished second 9 17 J44 Sex Fregdece X3, Friday night at Leber Reid. Jason Art aiversirene 290 71-7X74-317 points and Calvin Natt had 26 for not as good a team as we are with Gott 7 4 3 3 3 5 Williams sras hit by a pitch with the Art WMI X ia 747122^-312 afternoon. The Philadelphia Phil­ to Met Dwight (Wooden in National Vermont I, Albany 1 White 8ox4.TigtraO M. Dovta 231113 g Ob r b p0. bases leaded to get credited with the Jock Reck Xim 7471-71— 312 Denver. lies haven't had their's for over a League Rookie of the Year voting D airy Strawberry in the lineup, Glens Falls 4. PIttsfloM 3 Garretts (W XI) 1 0 0 0 0 3 Herr, StL a i M a 41 a s game-winning RBI. Dove White —Billy C' c i ^ X ia 7X7471-812 ' "This was one of our best,” but the fans loved it. We know The Lakers, expecting a shoo­ obviously, but we’re still a cham­ Reodlno 13, Nashua 7,1st, 7 binbigs Gott pitched to 1 batter In 2th. week. last season despite committing a DETROIT CHICAGO (iorWy, SD aiM » 44 a s doubled and singled to pace DO, while HoroMHennlning iia 747322-312 Johnson said. "We had great what's going to happen on the tout with the NBA's top scoring pionship calibre team.” Roodina 4, Nashua 0, Xxl, 7 Innkigs WP— Allen. T— 3:11. A— WAIX Murphy, All a w s a a a s Dove Berobe addedla i pair of slnMes. ITS X170 747X71-813 "It was just one of those days league-high 42 errors. " I took my New Britain 4, Wotorburv 3 ObrhM ObrhM a 41 a s teamwork, we were in the groove. court. Both teams run. Today team, shot 66 percent for an 80-52 Brookns 3b 4 0 0 0 Low If 4 110 Cruz, Hou a 119 For Ansahfl's, bock-fo-bock singles by Bob Stone 1 9 7 9 7X7X74-312 when I didn't have my good stuff,” eye off it.” Jesse Orosco finished for his t endwr's Bemee Havex Phil BNB 13 a a i Aaron Gromito and Paul KIroy ac­ Ken am 1979 71-7473-812 (Saturday) we ran better." halftime lead. Vermont W, Albany 7 Trmmll ss 4 0 3 0 Fletchr 3b 3 0 1 0 As a team we enjoyed the game. said Darling after the Mets' 3-2 The Phillies tied the score 1-1 in fourth save of the season. Phillies Lemon d 4 0 10 Bolnee rf 2 0 11 Porker, On 9115 10 V 023 counted for two flrst-lnnlno runs. Tony Pete llstssmer 1 9 7 9 747X73-312 PIttsfloM 4, (Rons ftlls 3 WMIach, Mtt 3n02 13 a a s Parkerson, Danny Smith and Matt Peta Brown 1 9 7 9 747X73-312 victory, their sixth straight. "I the third, but missed a possibly starter Kevin Gross, 2-4, pitched New Brnkm 9, Wotorburv 2 Parrish dh 4 0 0 0 Wafleer 1b 3 0 0 0 AatraaldRaiaS Herndon If 3 0 00 Gamble dh3 ) 0 0 MerMond, CM a 94 2 a a 3 Sullivan also chipped In with singles. Kel Nagle 195 7471-75-88 went through the full gamut of b lu e r inning when Greg Gross six innings and took the loss. Monday's Games VIrMI, PMI a a 10 a a 3 The Lawyers trounced Ansaldl's, BUI CwlnsMins ■195 Woterbury at Albany Sanchez rf 4 0 1 0 Fisk c4 3 11 7X7X7) “ pitches, and I couldn't get any of failed to successfully execute a Philadelphia pulled within X2 in Gorbev 1b 3 0 2 0 Boston d 3 0 0 0 HOUSTON ONCIIMATI Clark, StL a a o 17 a a 3 32-5, Saturday a Leber. LInDiey John KMlnko 195 747474 (Rons FalM at Nashua ObrhM ObrhM ggLeggi Boutlller roped three singles. Including Bob Erickson 195 92474 Mets’ Strawberry has surgeiy them over with consistency.” sacrifice bunt with runners at first the seventh when pinch-hitter Reodine at Pittsfield Crwtnio c 3 0 0 0 (JuNlen a 4 0 1 1 Plttofo 2b 3 0 0 0 Hulett 2b 3 0 10 Doran a 4 1 3 1 Redus d 5132 g Ob r b 20. two In the fifth Inning, to spark the Orville Moody 195 7X7474-38 and second and no outs. His bunt to Glenn Wilson homered high off the TMeedny*s Oomes PonkvN a o 0 0 0 Cedsno If 4 102 Whitaker, Del 34 23 a a a 4 winners' 15-hlt attack. Mott Deleslo The Phillies, however, have had Wotorburv at Albany Totals a 0 7 2 TetaN a 4 4 3 Jimmy Russell 1 ^ 14971-38 NEW YORK (UPl) - New York between the thumb and index with 12 RBI. The Mets activated Darling forced Kevin Gross at left-field foul |>ole, his fourth of the DeWoN 2M2M 222— 2 PuM rf 4 110 Parker rf 4 13 2 Brunoneky, AMrm a.M4 a a a o cracked two douMes, Leland Boutlller George Lonnkig 190 747X73-38. even more trouble getting runs Glens Falls at Nashua Waning 1b 5 3 3 2 Peres 1b 5033 Bakiex CM a w 7 17 a a t rapped two singles and Jason Longond Mets outfielder Darryl Strawberry finger of his right hand Saturday outfielder Terry Blocker of Tide­ third base. year. Roodbig at Pittsfield adCOhO M20a2bl— 4 George Boyer 190 747472- 88 across the plate, scoring seven Ca no-wInnIng RBI— Brdnee(3). Cruz If 4 112 Esoekv 3b 4 110 France, Clev a m a a a o Mllie Honvllle also singled for 'the Lionel Hebert U 8 747X70-38 will undergo surgery Monday to while making a diving catch in the water of the International League New York had a string of 29 Vermont at New Britlan Mmehrv d 4 0 0 2 Conopen b 403 1 Cooper, Mil a m 2 a a t Lawyers. For AnsalWs, Danny Smith times in their last six games, all "We missed fundamentals." E—MixtIs X Sixichez. OP— Detroit Dove Morr IMOO 747473- 38 repair a tom ligament in his hand. third inning against the Philadel­ to fill Strawberry's roster |>osition. Felske said. “We gotta play better. consecutive shutout innings X CMcogo 1. LOB— Detroit X Chicago X Gamer a 5 3 3 1 Oestar a 5 0 3 0 Bell, Ter a 115 22 V 022 doubled end singled, while O.J. Crom­ Bob Goolbv W 9 747471-88 defeats. Darling allowed six hits 2B — Fletcher. HR— Fisk (4). SB— iziw Bailey c 5 3 2 3 Vn Grdr c 4 0 0 2 Ooeltl, Minn a m a a a i well added a two-bogger. Doug Ford iM O O 748-74 General Manger Frank Cashen phia Phillies. Two other Mets outfielders are and three walks in seven innings, We gotta catch the ball. We gotta snapped in the third, when Jeff Remids ee 5 1 1 1 TNbe p 11 0 0 Puckeft, Minn 17 43 a i ( ). a i a Jsfry Barber 1 9 7 9 74747r The right fielder decided to have ailing — left fielder George FjMter Stone scored from second on Mike ELrtw Ili 2 p 3 0 2 0 Dovta eh 10 0 0 Molltar, Mil a m 15 a a o said Sunday. yet improved to 3-1. bunt the ball. When things go bad, IP H R BR BBSO Don Fairfield 1 ,W 9 7474X surgery on the recommendation of with a bad knee and center finder Schmidt’s single. Stone reached on DWtfVit CoRieun p 1 021 Hume p 0002 Rtakm, Ball a m n a a s Jose llemendei 1,1279 747X7) Cashen said'the 1983 National "We keep playing like this," said they go bad." Bfefemer y 210011022— 2 42 Morris (L 4 4 ) 244375 Ph 1002 Ted Krai 1,18 League Rookie of the Year will be team physician Dr. James Parkes Mookie Wilson with an injured Phillies rookie manager John Heep, starting for Darryl Straw­ a bunt single, advaiK«d on a OOew BrBele 122 210 2Bi — 9122 CMChRO 0200 Billy Mamtall 1,18 fielder’s choice, and scored when « a a 2 TeiMs asn s operated on at St. Luke's- and hand sfiecialist Dr. Dick shoulder. Cashen, however, said Felske, "and we're gonna lose berry who Saturday tore a liga­ Ritter, Jenee (5), Pippin (0) orM Bannister (W 23) 9 7 0 0 1 11 Nattettal League — Murphy, Atl 12; Dow RnstorwoM 1,1M 77-7471 Schmidt slapped a single to the Allaneon; Mitchell, Lelsler (0), Dole (9) HBP— by Morris (Hulett). WP— a a s - a Clork. Stu Dawson, Mtt, S ir ia v , SD, Calender Ed Furga 190 74772 Roosevelt Hospital in New York. Eaton. the Mets do not anticipate trading more.” ment in his right hand and will and Ackley. W— Mitchell (43). L- AAorrIs X Bannister. T— 2:29. A— Sljnx N22I— 5 Marshall, LA and Strawberry, NVX AI Bessaink 190 TXIXr He will be sidelined six to eight The Mets Sunday placed Straw­ for an established outfielder. The Mets extended their lead to miss six to eight weeks, doubled in right side of the infield. Rltter(1-4). HRs— New Britain, Burks 2 r(2). Afnericoh Legeue — Armas, Bee and Marty F u ^ 190 723X71 ^ weeks four weeks and be in a cast berry on the 15-day disabled list. "At the moment we'll go with 3-1 in the sixth on a two-base error the fourth inning. The Mets took a 1-0 lead in the (4),Hole(2). Twina 7. Ortelaa 3 E— I _ . Concepeton, Oeefer, Dovta, Dek W; Presley, Sea 9; Kyle Burinen TXTXOIsquaified Van Oorder. DP) Houelen X L O B - Brunoneky, Mhin, KtagnMn, Dek, Rice TOBtaY Poa Homey TXTXW thdiw at least four weeks. He was leading the club in home what we have and what's in our by second baseman Juan Samuel. George Foster singled with one first on Keith Hernandez's third Ilouelon IX 11. 2B-Crvs, Box and themax Sees. Strawberry tore the ligament runs with six and was hitting .215 farm system,” he said. Danny Heep singled, and came all out, Heep doubled, and Howard home run of the year. MINNESOTA BALTUWORR Reynolds, Redus 3, Concepcion, ItaHH BoltadM Manchester a Te rn ta 3:W. Amrican Laagut raaulta ObrhM ObrhM Parker, Eseeky. HR Deron (1), BaBev NsStonol League — M b in b f, Atl 32; Cheney Tech a East Hanwten, 3:15 LP6A rpMilte Puckett d 5 2 I 0 Ford dh 3 0 0 0 Herr, SIL 34; dark, SIL 33; C . D ^ SF, E t r a i a taflE HeOdior If 4 1 I 0 Dauer 3b 4.0 0 0 Port^,ann,Thempeen, PlttondWIIson, Fermi a OAonchester, 3:W. IF N RliR B B fO ...... “ t n T isnigniN)) RayalaT.YankaaaB Hrbok 1b 5 0 3 3 Rtghon a 4 1 1 0 leulh caitaflk^ tiHCelhellc, 3;a. A tSgftalBb V ^ A ta y W Bmneky rf 4 1 2 0 Murray 1b 3 1 0 0 Nosotap _AmericanLeague — Armax Bee 3S; Bush dh 5 2 3 4 Roonkfc If 3 0 0 0 Knoppor (W 401 5 2 3 3 4 5 jBaytor, NY and Dovta, Oak 34; ^ Bo0 Catttallc, Agulnos a St. Paul, NEW YORK KANSAS CITY Cctaioun (3 8 4 5 2 2 1 1 Kathy WMlwa fh 2 8 9 0 2424' Smallov a 3 0 0 0 Lynn d 4 113 BrunoMky and (htaftt, Mkm, Rice, Bee Amy Alaitt 119 ObrhM ebrhH Goom 3b 4 0 2 1 Young rf 4 0 10 and Rieken, Bolt a A9aota Hendrsn cfS03 1 Wilson cf S I 10 Ttabs (L 25) 5 7 5 3 1 3 ~ ' Dontol iSs SCOREBOARD TouM 2b 5 13 0 Ceni^ » 3 0 0 0 IWanchestar of Fermi, 3:M OrlfOey If 4 0 1 1 SherMn rf 4 2 2 3 Solas c 4 0 10 Osmpeov c3 0 1 0 Humo 3 1 2 3 3 3 Eaa Catttallc a T ^ le r , 3:15. 1b 4 0 1 0 Jones rf 10 0 0 Willis 1 4 3 3 2 0 T02MS 41 7 a 7 T o m s n 3 4 3 11:8 xm. 4 — Ssotns MOV 14 — Oilcooo 0 Edmonton, 9:35 Lvtlok, CM, 1:0; O Collohan, CM, 1:0; WlimeM rf S 0 0 0 Brett 3b 5 0 10 MiMWSta 4mSN222-7 T - 3 ; a A-1X749. - ______. Alt 7-1; Fermi a OOonchesta, 3:M Noplor, Edm, malor (fl(rtitlna), 1:43; Nordlquta 5. Flyart 3 3 5 — Atlanta ■oyler dh 4 1 2 0 Orta dh 2110 BMRmere 2a2a22X -3 Htasfclnx SO 44; Smith, JMII / " 5«; x-Mov 34 — Los Anosloi 0 Dsnvsr, p.m. Itaeeey c 3 10 1 McRae dh 1 1 1 0 10:8 p.m. 2 — Socrontanto MOV 16 — Edmonton at CMcaao, 2:8 Somonko, Edm,malor-mlsconduct Gome winning RBI — Bush (1). Andular, BtUQaoden, NYond'lSTreuf.CM Eoa Catttallc, S € ta y T e c h a E o a - BasketbaU 7 — GoMsn Stats (flghtlna), 1:0; P0orson, Chi, Rndtah 2b 4 1 1 0 Btandn pr 0 1 0 0 E— Dauer, Murray. DP Boittmore Paira86.Ciika3 H ; Soto, On sS em Inyttattana (Foutlpoug) 2 a.m. x-Mov 8 — Dsnvsr 0 Los Angslss, 3 p.m. 2 1 3 -2 Pagllart 3b 2 1 2 1 Balbonl 1b 5 0 2 0 xm. 1 — D0IOS (from Clsvstand) x-Mov 12— CMoooo 0 Edmonton, 1:05 molor (flghtlna), 1:0; B. Wllwn, CM, 221-1 X LOB— MInneeoto IX Baltimore X American LsMue — Vtota, Minn 43; x-Mnsesssory 2 — CIsvsIand molor-mloconduct (fighting), 1:43; Mechm se 3 1 2 1 lord If 3 0 11 2B— Bueh X Hrbek, Ripken. HR— Bush CHKADD SAN DIEEO Beddicker, BoH XI; Pelrv, Del 54; p.m. Motley If 1111 pSt'lklSK^'igt 10 — Fhosnix W0OS Contaronco Cltamglonthla Sor- O'Collohan, Chi, 4:8; B. Murrov, Rrst porlod— 1, (3uoboc, Huntor 4 (3), Lynn (7). SB— Teufel (3). ObrhM obrbH vwwn pilCnterv nw wnn 4 VldOrm* JyM ln k | ^ 3 j m 11 — CMcogo Chi, 2:56; McCWIand, Edm, 11:16: White 2b 4 0 00 Dernier d 32 1 2 Ftannrv a 4 2 0 2 jBflijsedtaitaAj^^ . CaHtallc a Xavier, (Falmer NBApliyofltchidute los (unosslstod), th, 6:8. 2 Quoboc, C0o 4 WOthon c 2 0 10 AINsen Rnnev, 390 Clitics 108.70irs 83 12 — Washington PhllaaiIgMo vx Quohgc McClolland, Edm, 14:04; Lormor, Chi, (Glllls, MOXW0I), 9:22 Ponoltlos— IP H RBRBBSO Sandbrg a 3 1 1 2 O w ^ rf 3312 2) 7:a gjn. yicki a^ K s m 13 — Utah (SsAiiMa.M) 14:04; Fogolln, Edm, 12:0. Sundbrg.c 10 12 MoHhwe N 4 1 1 2 1b 3 1 1 2 ly Tech a Bocen Academy, P. Stastny, Quo, malor (htahstlcklna), Cenepen is 4 0 1 0 Oitota Whita, i m (All Tlnita RDT) 14 — San Antonio MOV 5 — Quoboc X PMIodolptila 1 1:8; Brown, Phi, ^ 8 ; Ollllt, Quo, Vtota^^m^S) 9 4 3 3 3 4 Leges rf 3 1 3 3 ievoeg a 1 2 2 2 LtOSIM — vatsnwsta, LA FHILADELFHIA (23) 15— Dsnvsr (tram Portland) (OT) Socond Porlod— 9, Edmonton, Lind­ TeOMs .20 s a s T eoMs n ? a 7 Moralnd 1b42 1 2 NeHlee a 3 1 2 1 1J2; OeodeniSI, ^. 1l a j BrewMng, On Erving 412 X3 11 Jonss 1-1 DO 1 strom 2 (Krushoinvtkl, Noplor), 12:51; Smith, PM, 12:51; Brown, Phi, Orb egO tebeg vrtoniNB reg scored sFEssriar'* 12 — O0IOS (from NSW Jsrssv) MOV 7 — PMIadNpMo 4, QuNtaC 2 minor (torvod by R. SuttorL gomo Dixon (L XI) 21-3 4 4 4 3 3 SmHb p 2222 McRvnI 0 4212 1J2; Kruhew,»,SP 1JIia;Troal,CMia. (BaN-a42ovM> Atalono 7-12 42 12, OtaSfcs 414 11-11 V, 17 — Dallas MOV 2— PMIodolpMa 4, Quoboc 2 10:8. W.Chlcogo, Lormor 7 (Iw d ), OOOW Verb tM4noo»-S ______Lsom s — Key, Ter ia ; mtlcondu0,12:51; Ooul0,Quo 17:45; HEflOflO CRy 002011102-7 SiMlI 3X3 5 3 3 3 1 Cm a 4212 Kennedv c 4131 Tonov 7-11 X3 IX Bortilsy 413 03 IX 12 — DstrMt / MOV 12 — Quoboc 5, PhIkMtelphIa 3 pp, 12:57. PonoHIta — Olezvk, Chi, T. «2artlrMi 3 4 0 0 1 1 J e p ^ c 3 222 Morltaet N421 1 apworf. Bo n TW Mmtay, Bee and kyllta a Monchea er, 3:32 SDsr.sns.’'* (MHaTtaidtsrlM. 1-2) RI0rardionX5O4X C Johnson43030,S. 12 — Houston mlnor-malor (llahtino), 0:8; Molnvk, Qgwie wtanlrwRBI-Sundberpd). Heaton. O m t a ; Eurrlx MN 3a; MOV 14 — PMIodolptila 0 Qutaoc, 7:8 ■ (aohem. DP-KaneasOtvl LOB— Hebner ph 1 2 2 2 Temglln m 3 2 3 2 ^ Colitalic, Aouina a it. Pea, MOV 12— Boston MX PNIaclAhtan Williams 43 13 1, Thrsott 43 43 0, G. 8 — Boston (from Dsnvsr via Dallas) Edm, mlnor-malor (flghtlna), 0:8; Speler se 3222 Droveky p 3 2 1 2 Knesstax Tex 3J8;. snasra’- Jahnson4343O,Wood4343O.Tot0s322) McCMIond, Edm, 2:10; Lumlov, Edm, Socond porlod— 3, Phllodolphla, York X Kansas City IX IMtaiM6.Rang«raO MOV 14 — Fhlladslitala 0 Boston, 2:8 31 — PhllodNphla ** 6 ^ 16 — Quoboc 0 Phllodolphla, 7:8 Crootmon 3 (Pixigp, ZozN), go, 3:12 » Henderson, Griffey, Meacham, eh 1 2 2 2 Geseoge p 2222 EtataTTBCk 8-8 21 a — Mllwaukss p.m. 4:8; Krushoinvtkl, Edm, 4 :8 ; Suftor, RuEiven p 1 2 2 2 _ NMtangl Lgggue — Oeodsn, NY 54; RechyHIe etM entiw aa, 3:W jfftts n e BO2T0N(N2) 23 ^ LA L0l(9f9 Chi, douMo-mlnor, 4 :8 ; Orolzkv, Edm, 4,Quoboc Kumpon (Huntor) 8:07. X I ggdlieri . 3B— Baylor, Wilson. HR— CLRVRLJ1NO TEXAS ** MOV 1* — Boston 0 FMIadstahta. 3:8 x-Mov 12 — Phllodolphla 0 Quoboc p ier1deh2(2).S P«iMlorulo,Mooc(iom. PresNr p 2220 M0tato 414 43 IX Bird 1410 43 21 34 — Portland' (from Boston via, 7 .8 p.m. 11:8; Ludzik, CM, malor (flohtlng), i p Mottav. Weeds gb 1222 Cheney T e A a j B y Mill, 3:15. ” MOV 12 — Boston 0 PMIodolphla. 1 Forish 11-8443X D. Johnson 7-121311 D0IOS) x-Hitacoooarv 13:8; Coftov, Edm, motor (flghtlna), S»2«" " Ounbor If^ oW l eroneen p2222 Amertcan^Lsegus-Osmes Alngo42032, (WoxwNI 41 X2XWodnwn 13:8. Suitor, PM, 0 :8 ; M o r A Quo, 1:8; IP H R BRBBSO ToMw lb 2 1 1 3 Ward d 4 0 2 0 Ourtim lb 12 2 2 Reeky Hill a B ^ S o ll a ic , 3:15. s a ’ssS'S Huntor, Oita, doublo-mlnor, W:M; Erflis- ooowveift RVHB9 eI9 '’’leiMav 22 — Ptilladslghla 0 Boston, 8 444329. Wllilan«4243XBu0(nor4343 Third Porlod— 11, Lormor 2 (Savard, jvWw th, 2:5X 4, 35. CMcogo I3-7-5-3X Radio, TV T oOMI . • 4 M 4 TolelS Rulliven ( L I - 8 5 7 4 3 2 1 May 14 — Dsnvsr 0 Los Angslsx 11 (SlTtawi BBT) Edmonton, Mosslor (unootlotod), 11:02.5, Power ptav cenvorslons E dmonton Shatoongo0 QutaocfST M.FMIo- Stavetafld o ProNer 3 1 2 2 2 2 NeawNtaatk r.t:| xm. Chloago vs, ^Sdasooton CMcogo, Savard 2 (Lormor, Borgovki), 20. CMcogo 7-2 diMita 1X128-9 iOfoneen 1-3 2 1 1 3 2 EaetCeHieEc May 17 — Los Angslss 0 Dsnvsr, W R n l rsond (OS I jisH ss Nad, 42) 17: ( ^ , Ednnonton, Pouzar3(Andorton), Oo0loo Edmonton, Fuhr, Moog. CM- Pewgr-0av cenvorslons— Quoboc Gome wtnnin SmHh 33 1 0 2 2 3 D ^ NBALsHsry) May 4— Hmonton 11, CMoaeo 2 17:8. 7, CMcogo, Frooor 2 (Olezvk, T. XI, FMIadsIphtaSG. TOMWIT xm. Murrov), 12:17. 2, Chicago, Socord 2 cogo, Bonnorman. A— 1794. ^ ^ I t M H vs. Braves. IportsChonnel, Sag Dtagp Mav12— LosAngslos0Dsnvsr,2p.m. 1 — Now___ Yorti rortt May 7— Edmonton 7, CMcoeo 3 7. »--yukovl. 1-3. I9a5. ..^15 ’ 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Menduy, May 13. 1985 AL roundup England soccer stadium engulfed, 51 are dead Cooper hits brakes By United Freoa international were injured when a wall collapoed the hospitol, police said, including during a riot Saturday. three ponce officers. A total of 23 BRADFORD, England — Fire­ The wall collapsed as sonne 800 police were injured in the incident. men found 81 bodies Sunday in the police, many with riot shleMs, SamspoD said there were some charred ruins of the Bradford City fought scores of rowdy fane who reports claiming there was “ no soccer stadium, another person showered the field with Iron bars evidence” of arson. to Brewers’ losing "But there are other stories died in the hospital and 211 people and bricks at a game between were Injured In a flash fire that Birmingham and Leeds. which may lead men and my officers to different concision,” he By Collins Yoarwood cohabitants with the Cleveland engulfed the grandstand during a Police said 128 people were BhM Jays t. Marimni S added. " I am not prepared to come United Press International Indians. game. arrested. Ken Evans, the West Rollie Cingers nailed three bat­ At Toronto, Damaso Garcia "W e now have the dreadful, Midlands assistant chief consto- down on either side.” The Milwaukee Brewers were on ters in order in the ninth to pick up went S-for-4 and Ranee MulUnlks long, meticulous process of identi­ ble, said it was the worst violence Prime minister Margaret a three-game losing skid when his third save of the season and drove In two.runs to lead the Bhie fication ... and this is where he had ever seen at a soccer ganw. Thatcher spoke by telephone with the chairman of Bradford City Cecil Cooper applied the brakes. 327th of his career. Jays to a sweep of their throe- patience is needed,” said West The Maze at Bradford engulfed Cooper’s first homer of the year “ When he’s right, he’ll get those game series. Dave Stieb, 3-3. went Yorkshire Police Chief Colin some 3,000 spectators in the soccer club before meeting with capped a five-run fifth inning left-handers out," said Manager S 1-3 innings for the victory. Jim Sampson. 80-yard long stand in four minutes caMnet ministers Sunday to re­ Sunday to lead the Brewers to a 7-4 George Bamberger. "The other Beattie, 1-4, took the loss. He said 80 people were unac­ just before halftime in Saturday’s view the tragedy. victory over the California Angels. kid (Bob Gibson) was pitching counted for after Saturday’s blaze Third Division English League Pope John Paul II offered his "You're always excited when pretty good and I didn’t want to- TWIm 7, Orlolaa 3 at the stadium in the industrial city game between Bradford City and condolences Sunday. Cardinal you do something w ell," said disturb anything, but then they got of Bradford, some 200 miles north Lincoln City. The game was A lbino Casaroli, the Vatican At Baltimore. Randy Bush had a secretory of state, sent the tele­ Cooper, one of the top home run two men on." first-inning grand slam and two of London. But that figure inciuded abandoned when the fire broke out. hitters in the American League Fingers, the major league’s the dead, all as yet unidentified. Some people died in their seats. gram to Bishop William Gordon doubles and Frank Viola. 6-2. Wheeler of Leeds in the pope’s before back ailments curtailed his all-time leader in saves, has been hurled a four-hitter to lead the Many people reported missing in Others were crushed against pad­ name. power last year. " If you’re going to hampered the last two seasons by Twins. Fred Lynn hit a three-run Saturday’s panic may now be locked gates at the back of the get it. that’s a good time, espe­ assorted injuries. home and safe, a police spokesman stand, tem e probably suffocated Saturday’s fire was the deadiiest UPl pOote homer in the ninth for the Orioles incident at a British soccer sta­ cially when it helps your club.” “ I felt fine out there today,” said — his third consecutive ninth­ said. and died from lack of oxygen as the Paul Householder opened the Fingers. But he conceded he has In Birmingham, there was flash fire roared through the dium since 1971 when 66 fans were Football supporters gather on the pitch at Bradford City Saturday. Fifty-one inning homer in the series. crushed to death during a game at fifth with a walk and took third on been wondering lately “ if I ’ll be another soccer stadium tragedy. A bleachers, rescuers said. after fire swept through the main stand died. Jim Gantner’s single. Ed Romero able to hit the catcher when I get IndtaM S, Rangar* 0 IS-year-oid boy died and at ieast 75 Seventy-two people were still in Ibrox Park in Giasgow, Scotiand. grounded to third baseman Bobby out there. I was just trying to throw At Arlington. Texas. Bert Bly- Grich, who threw home in time to the bail over the plate. I didn’t leven fired a six-hitter and pinch- get Householder, but catcher Bob want to walk anybody.” hitter Tony Bernazard snapped a Boone dropped the throw for an Milwaukee starter Moose Haas. scoreless tie with an RBI single in Eastwood comes from behind error. Paul Molitor then bunted for 3-2, pitched five Innings and the seventh inning to lead the a single to load the bases and chase allowed three runs on seven hits for Indians. For BiyIeven. 2-3, it was Stewart, who then compounded his Rodriguez, who with his $18,250 lip of the trap and all he could do starter Kirk McCaskill, 0-.7. the victory. his second shutout-of the season Bv M ik e Rabun United Press International woes by playing the first hole of paycheck became the 5lsl player was blast about 20 yards down the Dion James forced in Gantner Ruppert Jones hit a two-run and 4Sth of his career. Dickie sudden-death like a weekend to win $1 million on the tour. fairway. with an RBI goundout before homer for California. Noles, 2-3. took the loss. hacker. Stewart began the day three From there he knocked the ball Cooper unloaded his homer over Elsewhere. Toronto downed IRVING, Texas - Bob East- White Sox 4, Tlgart 0 Eastwood didn’t do much better, shots back of O’Grady and quickly over the green and once again the right-field wall. Seattle 9-5. Minnesota defeated wood and Payne Stewart produced but the bogey he made on the first made those up. Bedecked in red needed three shots to get the ball in The victory ended Milwaukee’s Baltimore 7-3. Oakland bested At Chicago, Floyd Bannister. 2-3, yet another chunk of evidence playoff hole brought him his third and blue knickers, he fought off a the hole. Eastwood hit a poor three-game losing streak and Boston 5-3. Kansas City stopped tossed a seven-IUtter and struck Sunday to reinforce the belief held tour victory. charge by Watson and had at least second shot, but his bogey was prevented them from being the New York 6-5. Cleveland blanked out 11 to pace the White Sox. The by all who have ever held a putter “ It all happened so quick, I don’t a two-shot lead throughout the good enough for the win. sole occupants of last place in the Texas 6-0 and Chicago shut out left-hander walked one and did not — that golf is a crazy gante. know what’s going on." said baek nine. " I guess I can look at it like I just American League East instead of Detroit 4-0. allow a Tiger to reach third base. Over the course of a few minutes on a steamy afternoon, Stewart Eastwood, who played a dozen The lead was at three as he stood won $54,000,” said Stewart. "But went from a certain winner to a years on the PG A tour before on the 18th tee. winning is what you want to do. 'frustrated, but philosophical, acquiring his first victory. His tee shot on the par-4 hole, Maybe I’lljusthavetowin Colonial NL roundup runner-up in the Byron Nelson Golf "But I know I won. I know Payne however, hooked into a bunker, (next week in Fort Worth, where a Classic. will be very dejected about it and as Stewart was walking up the year ago he bogeyed the final hole Eastwood, meanwhile, could because he had the tournament fairway, Eastwood was running in and lost in a playoff to Peter only look at a first-place check for wrapped up. But it’s one of those a 45-foot birdie putt. Jacobsen). I ’m sure going to try.” SFs Gott gets to trot $90,000 and wonder, "W here did things.” That meant Stewart had to at After losing the playoff Sunday, this come from?” The two wound up deadlocked at least bogey the hole to win. but his Stewart hugged his wife and then It is hardly unusual to see big 12-under 272, three shots in front of second shot landed in a greenside declined a ride back to the leads disappear during the last Tom Watson, who closed with a bunker, his next shot sailed all the clubhouse — making the long trek UPl pholo nine holes of a tournament — as splendid 66, and third-round leader way over the green into another on foot. around the bases a lot Curtis Strange found out at the Mac O’Grady, who likes his bunker, and he needed three shots " I just had to get my thoughts Kansas City's Pat Sheridan (15) slides catcher Ron Hassey can only watch. Masters this year. privacy and maintained it Sunday from there. together,” he said. "M y wife told The double bogey forced a me I was still a champion. Chili Davis from second base with safely into home plate for an inside-the- Royals won, 6-5. But to see a three-shot lead by quietly fading to a three-over 74. By Joe Sexton bunt to help the Giants score playoff, and on the par-4 16th hole "You just keep giving me one out in the 10th to nail down the disappear on the final hole is Two shots further back at United Press International another run. park homer in sixth inning while Yankee Stewart drove into yet another chances and one of these days I ’ll triumph. Green was 3-for-5 on the certainly out of the ordinary. seven-under 277 came Craig " I was a home run hitter in high bunker. The ball was buried in the finish it off. I ’ll be there again.” In his first three years in the school. ’ ’ said Gott. who came to the day. That is what happened Sunday to Stadler, Trevino and Chi Chi major leagues, the only home run Giants from the Toronto Blue Jays Davis led off the 10th with a walk trot Jim Gott ever made was back in an off-season deal for Gary off reliever Neil Allen, 1-3, and to the dugout after giving up one. Lavelle. "But before this year. I moved to second on a wild pitch. UPt photo Sunday, he took the more enjoya­ had only had one at-bat as a One out later, Allen intentionally Royals’ Quisenberiy Whitworth triumphs at Sieepy Hoie ble route around the base paths. professional. That was in Double-A walked Bob Brenly and Green A very happy Bob Eastwood raises his arms in victory followed with his single to right after winning the $90,000 first prize in the Byron Nelson Twice. and the I faced was Scott By United Press Internotlonol pleased with her final round of Three strokes behind Whitworth " I didn’t have any idea that I Garrelts (now Gott’s teammate) center. Golf Classic. play. were Janet Coles (69-71- 70-210), would win,” she said. " I certainly, St. Louis had tied the score 4-4 in The right-hander, who before and he struck me out on three SUFFOLK. Va. - Kathy Whit­ “ I just didn’t have any confi­ Beth Daniel (68-74-68- 210). and didn’t feel like I had it in the bag this season had never taken a straight pitches." the ninth when Ozzie Smith hit a worth overcame her loss of confi­ dence on the greens,” said Whit­ Alice Miller (66-74-70- 210) who until the last putt. You should solo homer, his second. puts stop to Yankees major-league at-bat. blasted two Garrelts, 2-1, came on in the 10th dence and three bogeys to capture worth. who pocketed $30,000 for her split a $32,500 purse. All three never feel like you’ve got It in the solo homers to twice rally the to pick up the victory. Gott pitched Both of (iott’s homers came off a $200,000 LPG A tournament at the win. “ I wasn’t concentrating as players shot 6-under-par 210 in a tie bag” Bob Forsch and each time tied the Sports In Brief Giants and pave the way for San the first seven innings. By Rick Gossolln I could pitch long relief. I hadn’t came on to run for McRae and the Sleepy Hole (fo lf Oxirse. Along the well today ak I did yesterday." for third place. Whitworth bogeyed the par-S, score. Francisco’s 5-4 10-inning victory San Francisco got its game­ United Press Internotlonol pitched many innings and the ones Royals loaded the bases on a way, she also snared her 88th Nevertheless, she found herself The 54-hole tournament, spon­ 480-yard second hole, and bogeyed winning run from a source almot In other games. Houston out- over the St. Louis Cardinals. I did pitch weren’t very good. I felt throwing error by Righetti off a Lathrop notches fifth ace career win. one stroke ahead of defending sored by the United Virginia Bank, again on the par-4 354- yard eighth slugged Cincinnati 10-5, Montreal In addition to becoming the first as unlikely as Gott. KANSAS CI’TY, Mo. - Dan if I couid come in early and pitch ground ball by Frank White. Whitworth, 45, the all-time pro­ champion Amy Alcott, who ended attracted 22.600 spectators over hole. She blamed both bogeys on blanked Atlanta 4-0, San Diego pitcher to hit two home runs in one David Green, who entered the Quisenberry again qualifies as a four or five innings, stockpile some With the infield and-outfield both Bud Lathrop of Manchester registered his fifth hole-in-one last fessional victory titleholder, ended with a 69-71-68-208 and the second- the three-day period. UVB officials bad drives. beat Chicago 5-3, New York edged game since Mel Walt Terrell in game with just four hits in 50 at relief ace and the American innings in long relief, I could fall drawn in, pinch-hitter Jim Sund- Friday at Manchester Country Club. Lathrop aced the par-3, the three-day tournament Sunday place purse of $18,500. said attendance was about 5,000 Her first birdie came on the Philadelphia 3-2 and Los Angeles 1983. Gott laid down a sacrifice bats this season, singled home League can blame Triple-A into a groove.” berg lofted a fly ball over Dave 141-yard fifth hole using an 8-iron. He was in a foursome with with a nine-under-par 207. Her Alcott, who won the 1984 tourna­ shy of earlier predictions. par-5. 518-yard 10th hole, when she shut out Pittsburgh 2-0. hitting. Winfield’s head that bounced over Ward Holmes, Ed Corcoran and Pete Teets. sank a 25-foot putt. But on the next Howser summoned Quisenberry third round scoring was even at ment at the Portsmouth course, Throughout the three-day’s play. 'The Kansas City right-hander the right field wall for the game­ It was Lathrop’s fifth career hole-in-one. hole, the par-4, 350-yard 11th hole, AstroB 10, R«ds 5 for more mop up duty Saturday in a par. shot a 4-under-par 72 for the day Whitworth said she never felt came on to strike out Rickey winning hit. she again bogeyed because of a At Cincinnati, Phil Garner 11-3 loss to the Yankees. He pitched But Whitworth, who finished and finished the tournament with confident that she would emerge Henderson with runners on second Umpires and scorers at Royals hooked drive. singled in a run to break a 3-3 tie in the ninth inning that day and set 69-66-72-207. said she was not an 8-under-par 208. the victor. and third and two outs in the eighth Staium originally credited Sund- Agostinelli attends NRA workshop the fifth and Mark Bailey, Bill the Yankees down in order. He inning of a 5-5 game Sunday and his berg with a double and two RB I but Doran and Denny Walling ho- then retired ail four of the Yankees Royals then made Quisenberry the league officials later ruled the hit a Henry Agostinelli of Manchester, a certified National Rifle mered to power Houston. Bob he faced Sunday — Henderson, USFL roundup winning pitcher by scoring twice in single after consulting Rule 10.07 F Association instructor, will attend an NRA Training Counselor Knepper, 4-0, pitched five innings Ken Griffey, defending American the ninth for a 6-5 victory over the on game-ending hits which reads Workshop in Greeley, Pa., on June 20-23. January is victor to earn the victory and Jeff League batting champion Don Yankees. "the batter ... shall be credited The purpose of the workshop is to help develo teaching skills Calhoun finished for his second Mattingly and Dave Winfield — to Quisenberry has been struggling with only as many bases on his hit and provide updated information on NRA’s expanding training save. Jay Tibbs, 2-5, took the loss. improve his record to 3-2. Fallen Stars lose He has earned $122,700 this all season and reached what most as are advanced by the runner who programs. SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPl) After the Omaha debacle, Qui­ season, putting him in first Expos 4, Bravos 0 considered his low point last scores the winning run ..." The By Joel Sherman ever, the Generals’ offense, out­ — Don January became the first senberry stopped trying to be the place ahead of Thomson. At Montreal, David Palmer Wednesday night when he was only situation when that does not United Press International side of Herschel Walker, was player to top the $9(M.000 mark perfect relief pitcher. in career winnings on the PGA January began the day a shot tossed a five-hitter over eight summoned to mop up against apply is when the batter hits a Repass 0-3 for Hawks* nine pathetic as well Sunday. Seniors tour Sunday by rallying behind Smith, who has been a - -■‘J innings to carry Montreal over Baltimore in the ninth inning of a " I know I can still go out there home run. Oh, how the mighty has fallen. Flutie was 8-of-22 for 121 yards -HARTFORD — Freshman Chris Repass, a graduate of for a two-stroke victory in the professional golfer for only Atlanta and give the Expos their 9-4 game and promptly yielded and get lit up,’’ Quisenberry said, The Baltimore Stars, the most and one interception. He did perk Manchester High, was had an 0-4 won-lost record with the $200,000 Dominion Seniors three years. He pulled into a tie club-record fourth consecutive four runs. But Quisenberry himself "but I decided to relax and throw “ Everybody has days like this,” consistent team in the U.S. Foot­ up on the deciding drive, contribut­ University of Hartford baseball team this spring. Invitational. on the back nine with Brewer shutout. Palm er leveled his record didn’t consider that his low point. what I consider good pitches. I New York manager Billy Martin ball League in its first two seasons, ing a 46-yard pass play to Sam Repass appeared in nine gam es, pitching 26.1 innings in which January fired a 5-under-par and Balding and took the lead at 3-3, while Craig McMurtry fell to ’The four-time American League can’t throw a sinker that sinks said. "That’s baseball. It wasn’t is finding year No. 3 a whole new Bowers off a rollout,-an 18-yard he allowed 36 hits, 34 runs (30 earned) while striking out 19 and 67 to finish at 10-under 206 and for good when Balding had a 0- 1. Fireman of the Y ear believed he three feet. Mine sinks maybe five our day. But we'll have a lot more story. bootleg and a nifty cutback and win the $30,000 first prize by two double-bogey on No. 16 and had plummeted to bis lowest depth inches. So I had to stop trying to days in the future." walked 21. He had a 10.34 ERA. Doug Flutie bootlegged for a dive on the TD run. Padros 5, Cubs 3 the following afternoon in an Tlie Hawks in their first year of Division I ball posted a 2-24 S-yard touchdown with 1:39 re­ strokes over Gay Brewer and Brewer a bogey on No. 15. throw that super sinker or that Mike Pagllanilo and Bobby Walker bettered the llW-yard At San Diego, Dave Dravecky, exhibition game against Kansas mark under Coach Bill Denehy. maining Sunday to lift the New three over Al Balding and Miller The Dallas resident then super slider. My sinker and slider Meacham each had two hits, plateau for the sixth straight week, 2-2, and Rich Gossage combined on City’s Triple-A affiliate at Omaha Jersey Generals to a 10-3 victory Barber. closed with two straight birdies have been good enough in the past scored a run and knocked in gaining 118 in 29 carries. The a seven-hitter and the Padres took when he allowed three hits and two over Baltimore, severely crippling Second-round leader Ben to win his second Texas tourna­ and they can be good enough another to help stake the Yankees Generals have won five of those six advantage of a two-run throwing runs in- one inning before the MacTavIsh hopes to turn It around Baltimore’s playoff chances. ’ Smith, wIk) qualified Tuesday ment to go along with the recent again.” at that 5-2, lead through four games. Walker now has 1,450 yards error by first baseman Keith Royals escaped with a 3-2 victory. The loss dropped the Stars, the for the tourament. Lee Elder Legends of Golf in Austin. Hal McRae walked to open the innings. But two home runs by Pat LAWRENCE, Mass. — Former Boston Bruin Craig on the season. Moreland to post the victory. “ That scrambled all my theories defending USFL champions, to and Peter Thomson each fin­ The turning point of the ninth off New York relief ace Dave Sheridan, one over the right field MacTavIsh vows to "turn my life around” and resume hockey as Baltinnore’s lone points came on and attitudes,’ ’ Quisenberry said. 5-6-1. If the season were to end ished at 211. round, January said, came Dodgars 2, Pirates 0 Righetti, 1-2, and Darryl Motley wall and one inside the park to he prepares to leave jail Monday after serving a year sentence a David Trout 42-yard field goal. “ I was thinking about asking Dick today, Baltimore would not be It was January’s 19th victory when he saved par from 10 feet moved him to second with a center field, enabled the Royals to for vehicular homicide. Roger Ruzek connected from 19 At Los Angeles, Bobby Castillo, (Kansas City manager Howser) if among the eight teams qualifying on the Seniors Tour, boosting his at the 12th hole. one-out single. Buddy Blancalana tie the contest. "I’m going to work hard this summer because I want to yards out for New Jersey.. making his first NL start since for the playoffs. career winnings to $914,690. and " I t was a solid round outside 1981, pitched a four-hitter over 61-3 establish myself again as Craig MacTavish, the hockey player,” of a hole or tw o," January said. UPl photo "Right now it (the playoffs) Elsewhere Sunday, Memphis his third victory of the season. innings and Greg Brock drove In said MacTavish, who pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide in the doesn’t look good,” Stars coach stopped Houston 17-15 and Tampa Los Angeles' Terry Whitfield (45) is back safely as tworunswithahomerand single to 1084 death of a Maine woman in a car accident. Slimmer, quicker Ivan Lendl Jim Mora said. "I can’t say bow Bay downed Jacksonville 21-10. lead Los Angeles. Castillo struck The 26-year-old is scheduled to be released from the Lawrence Pittsburgh first baseman Lee Mazzilli tries td tag many games we’re going to have to At Memphis, Tenn., Mike Kelley out six to gain his first decision of Correctional Alternative Center Monday after serving the win to qualify.” ran for two touchdowns and a Whitfield going back to the base in second-inning action. the year. Lee Tunnell, 0-4, ab­ Bennet girls win meet one-year mandatory sentence. Baltimore registered a strong strong Showboats defense stopped Dodgers blanked the Pirates, 2-0. so rb ^ the loss. MacTavish said he hoped his life and hockey career can able to turn back McEnroe defensive effort, but its offense Houston in the closing minutes to Led by several fine peforman- in an outstanding performance in resume. resembled a geriatric ward at hold on for their third straight ces, Bennet Junior High captured setting a meet record in the " I want to put my career together,” he said. " I ’m going to the midnight. victory and snap a three-game its own second annual Bennet 400-meter run with a time of 1:05. Rancho Carter on pole By Martin Lader quicker feet was highly visible Edmonton Oilers, but I don’t want people to think I’m running Baltimore generated just 196 winning streak for the Gamblers. Freshman Girls Track Invita­ The Bennet 4 X 100-relay of Meg United Press International Sunday when Lendl crushed 'aw ay. I’m not. I’ve been around here for seven years and I’ve got yards in total offense. The Stars’ Houston is 8- 4 and Memphis tional Saturday at Manchester Berte. JoAnn French. Daryl Du- McEnroe, 6-3,6-3, in the final of the ^ a good opportunity to turn m y life around and start new in a new star back Kelvin Bryant gained improved to 7-5 to tie Birmingham High’s Pete Wigren Track. baldo and Val Holden came home a NEW YO RK — A year ago, John 8615,000 Tournament of ' area with new surroundings.” just 52 yards on 17 carries and for third in the Efost. winner. McEnroe laid down a challenge to Champions. Four slots open at Indy quarterlMcfc Chuck Fusina was Bennet accumulated 125 paints Beth Cool won the 1600 meter run all those who dared to test him on It was Lendl’s 18th consecutive miseraMe, completing lOKtf-25 for A t Jacksonville, Fla., running to top runner-up Cutler of Mystic for Illing with teammate Karen By Gary Kale Bulck V-6 stock block engines to the tennis court. match victory and his fourth i nose expected to make qualify­ Joakim Nystrom to emigrate $8 yards and three interceptions. back Gary Anderson rushed for which had 114 with defending Obue winning the discus. United Press International grab the pole. ing runs in the final weekend of By winning 71 of 73 matches, tournament success In a row. “ It (making the playoffs) de­ , one touchdown and

Parents who had kids walk V On tkn Linn are running with the crowd 1 V ‘ ^ John Bostidy dear them. 1 5 ' ABRVi Thro# Parents don’t realiie bow much - 4 . > cbM n for tho d a n u r ia involved when kids paranu who mimebavs on a school bus. I have RiMMHitlrgoM my back turned to at least a# walk to aokool Dear Abbv ohildran, and It’s not easy to keep track o( who’s doing wiiat. One • i* - ” 1 and baok (a to­ tal of 14 mllaa) AblQRlI Van Buran Junior high school student threw V. Chevy beats i (or (ivo dapa Ms metal lunch bucM at another whan Uw bt^a boy, missod Mm anti Mt me in the wortaudpandod bead. I was dasod and want o(( the from tho school road, but (ortunateiy I was able to Ford; an Iris ^ bu8 (or bad recover In time to k ^ (rom going behavior. off a bridgol What a Urribie A man wrote in acoualng thoae kids are ripping up the seatt, tragedy that ootiid have bsent tops the rose ^ paronta o( "child abiua,” Baloney! (ighting and throwing thlnge, I I love children, but this new crop Thaaka Abbp, (or aaplng you can't drive and watch me road the we have coming up is a different thoufht tho paronta (mould be way I ahould. a— „— -s cloned, not critieiiad. DrvBO* One of my life patterns is sitting at the same tabie, In our system, a child has to be I wish nuMW parents would back tip Our l8-yaar-old aon waa kicked "written up" three times (or bad the bus driver and teachers. HwsM ptiote by nmo with the same three men, during our breaks at work. , o(( tho aonool bus (or throe days (or We’ve been doing it for years. Morning coffee break, - conduct before be is auapended. NEW HAMPgHIRE Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, left above, celebrate their 60th rouihhousing. The atroats and Moat kids don’t care if they’re BUg DRIVER lunch break, afternoon coffee break — same seats, .. roads where we live areimposaibla Club honors Jeffers wedding anniversary with their attendents, Anna (Bengtson) same guys. We're jealous of our territory. Busponded because either tM r to walk on and tharo are no parents will drive them, or they’ll Pontillo and Oswald Bauerle at a party. In the background, is the DBARARBY: YouwiUprobaMy We get into some serious talks during these breaks. aidowalks, BO I drove him. How­ just stay home (rom aebool. get plenty of mail telling you bow C. Pater Jeffera admires his Citizen-of- Citizen of the Year. The retired service bride's powder blue wedding dress. At right, the four are in the Lately, though. I’ve been getting annoyed al two of ^ ever, he had to pay ms the going I’d love to see parents ride the cruel you are, so I want you to know the-Yaar plaque while Manchester station owner, who lives at 943 Center rata (or taai service. He hated to same order on April 25, 1925. them. They both own — and swear by — Mustangs. To Bchool bus with tiMir kids Just once. tliat I’m on your nde. ’Those Junior Women’s Club President Feme St., received the plaque from them at the these guys. Mustang is the best car ever. Ever. Do you ,, part With bis own money, but he Thwid never want my Job. parents deserve congratulations Ppsternak, center, and President-^lect Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park on hear me? had no choice. My husband rode with once and (or teaching their children to You had better believe that kid said, "Never again -- it’s f^m Hudson look on. The club voted the Main and Center streets. As far as I’m concerned, that's balderdash! respect rules and regulations and Millers celebrate 60th never roughhouaad on the school BUlctdal! ’’ p e t ^ in authority. 87-year-old World War I Marine veteran 3 Mustang is made by Ford, and there’s no way in the bus again. Don’t use my name. I need this world that a Ford is better than a Chevy. No way! If we had more parenu like More than 100 (riends and relatives Bauerle of Hartford, who was best man. MISSOURI MOM job. them, we wouldn’t have to build celebrated the 60th wedding anniver­ The Millers are the parents of two Chevrolets are the best cars. DRIVER (NUTS) bigger Drisens. sary of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of 49 children, DurwardJ. Miller of Rumney. DEAR MOM; Stay tuned (or a IN WISCONSIN . 8AN FRANCISCAN Cornell St. at a dinner April 21 at N.H.. and Lorraine M. Warren of AND THAT’S not all. Here are some more things ; •• (ew words (rom two bus driven: Latest ‘Peyton Place’ pales that are the best. Believe it or not — like il or not. Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton. The Yarmouth Port, Mass. The couple has M A R ARRY: I applaud tboM DEAR ARRY: Two gold medals DEAR SAN FRANCISCAN: My former Lillie E. Bengtson and Miller seven grandchildren and eight great­ parents. I drive bigh sthool. Junior (or those parents who made tiietr mail has been nmning 199-to-l in grandchildren. Skippy peanut better; creamy. Chunks of peanuts high and elementary school child­ were married Arpil 25, 1925. at belong in a dish, next to a cold bottle of Miller’s beer. - kids walk to school because they favor of the parents. Ibmorrow: a Emanuel Lutheran Church by the late Before the couple retired, he worked ren. I have 71 lives in my hands, caused a disturbance on the school reprimand from an Illinois psy­ compared to today’s soaps at Hess Oil Co. and she worked at Welch's grape Jelly on top of the Skippy is the only.... and when I have to keep looking in Rev. P.J.O. Cornell. Among the guests thing to put on a sandwich of Italian bread. The best,,., bus. As a school driver, I wish chologist who couldn't wait to were the couple’s wedding attendents. Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. my rearview mirror to see which there were more parents like write — so he sent me a telegram. A "Book of Memories." compiled by sandwich, incidentally. By Joan Honouar lie’s disappearance Just before her Every time a viewer elects to tune Anna (Bengtson) Pontillo of Manches­ wedding to Rodney Harrington. ter, who was maid of honor, and Oswald the guests, was presented to the couple. When it’s time for a formal drink, it’s Bacardi's United Press Intemotlonol in it’s a vote. And in 1994-88 for the That event will be meaningless to sixth straight prime time season light rum — every time. Prettiest flower? The Iris; * Z NEW YORK - Watching “Pey­ anybody under 30 — and to a lot of and the 28th since tMs comparative any color. Loveliest bird? The blue jay, hands down. Eating habits iead to gas people over 30 — but it was a major Supermarket Shopper And speaking about fighters, the best who ever was is ton Place: The Next Gerteration” measurement began 29 years ago, ik like goirtg to your high school moment in "Peyton Place.” more Americans voted to spend a tie between Willie Pep and Sugar Ray Robinson. The , DEAR DR. cilli. Possibly these helpful germs A young woman who looks latter, by the way, is the only Sugar Man. T hee:; reunion — it’s fun to see what their time with CBS." OOTT: I am are neutralising bacterial degra­ everybody looks like after 16 years stunningly like Allison did 20 years It goes on to cite CBS ratings contemporary one is a phony. This, naturally, leads us - writing about a dation of food caugM between your ago appears in town. She is into sweets. and to catch up on the news. superiority in prime time, daytime New Jersey toddler joins couponing act very embar­ husband's teeth. Perhaps the lac- That’s the best part of the Allison’s daughter, Megan, raised and news. Best candy? Anything by Munson’s. Also, you can’t rassing prob- tobacUli themselves are contribut­ "Peyton Place" riurvie to air in an orphanage while her mother beat a chocolate soda with vanilla ice cream, no lem.lamasand D r. G o tt ing to an initial digestive process hUrigbt on NBC from 9-11 p.m. is confined in a Boston mental NBC has a counter-campaign of Bv Martin Sloane matter how hard you try. Cott makes the best soda, in in good health. that takes place in the mouth, Eastern time. The worst part is hospital in a catatonic bance. advertising to boast that altbou^ United Feature Syndicate Clip ‘n’ file refunds a future purchase of Fleischmann's Egg Beaters any flavor. Any cake will beat any pie any day. ^ The problem is Petar Qott, M.D. thereby preventing food particles that even though the story of sex She is welcomed by her grand­ CBS was in first place in the or Egg Beaters with Cheez. Send the required gas; it doesn’t from befaig broken down — in a and skullduggery in a small New parents, but not by. their daughter, Nielsen ratings, NBC actually had Who is America's youngest couponer? Nancy Costa Dairy Products, Oils, refund form and three Universal Product Code Now th^t we're on food, here are some of the. ,,'i matter what I amejly way — by tlie billions of Kelly, who is Megan’s contempor­ more viewers. says he)* daughter should qualify for the title: absolute best; Bumble Bee tuna (in water); Post 40% ^ England town has been jazzed up Margarines, Diet Products (File 2) Brand Seals from three Fleischmann’s Egg eat. We like to other organisms that iid»Mt our (or the 1990s, R is tanre compared ary. Kelly’s boyfriend, Dana Har­ The NBC ads point to the (act Beaters with Cheez or regular Egg Beaters bran flakes; Ritz crackers; roast beef; well done; -» eat out once in a mouths. to the goings-on among the Ewings rington, the aon of Betty Harring­ that the Nielsen ratings badition- DEAR MARTIN: My husband andour 18-month-old Clip out this file and keep it with similar packages. Expires March 1. 1985. sharp Cheddar cheese from anywhere; and for the , _ while, but I am Send your questions to Dr. Gott ton Ckird, falls in love with Megan, ally are determined by households daughter, Kristen, went shopping last Saturday. He best vegetables, another tie: parsnips and sweet ; of "Dallas" and the Denver-based cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with JOLLY TIME Pop Corn Offer. Receive a too embarrassed. What can I do? improve the situation by eating at PJO. Box 91419. (Heveland. OH (ferrirrgtons of “Dynasty.” which Jerks some family skeletons viewing television. But, Says NBC, dropped me off in front of the supermarket and they beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting 50-cent refund and a 10-cent coupon good on Jolly potatoes. 44101. Due to volume of maU. out of the closet. Betty has become more detailed findings by the A.C. went to the all-purpose store. carefully and eliminating s p e i^ the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Time Pop Com. Send the required refund form DEAR READER: Intestinal gas (oeda. An over-tlie-counter medi- individual questions cannot be FAMILIAR FACEg APPEAR­ a rich and successful businesswo­ Nielsen Co., show that wMIe CBS He found a shopping cart in the parking lot with an the requir^ forms at the supermarket, in and the Jolly Time pennant from the front of the EVEN THOUGH this list is not a commercial, there has two components: swallowed answered. Questions of general man, running the Peyton Mill, and has more viewing households, the advertising circular in the bottom of the child's seat. are some pretty big products that are big because - u dne called simethecone often can ING IN titeir origlttal roles include newspapers and magazines, and when trading label of Jolly Time Popping Oil. There is no air and the products of bacterial aid gas reduction. interest will be answered in future Dorothy MakaM, Barbara Par- is about to marry its manager, NBC audience is bigger because He left it there, thinking it would help to keep Kristen's with friends. Offers may not be available in all expiration date on this offer. they’re the best. For example: paper products by » action. columns. (' Dorian Blake. there are more viewers id NBC bottom clean. Scott; Crest toothpaste; Dove soap; Arrow shirts; kirts, n m O’Conrwr. Ed Nelaon, areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive LA CREME Strawberry Refund Offer. Kraft Many people have the unfortu­ DEAR DR. GOTT: I have been Pat Morrow, Evelyn Scott, Ruth Crimes in the past lead to households than in CBS As they strolled down the aisles, Kristen gradually each refund. Inc. Receive a $1 refund and a 20-cent coupon. film and paper by Kodak (most oi their chemicals are nate habit of gulping air when they murder in the present, and “Pey­ households. worked the paper out from underneath her and began the best, too; but Unicolor makes the best paper. having trouble with weak knees for Warrick, James Douglas and Chris The following refund offers are worth J6.30. Send the required refund form and any La Creme swallow, berauae they eat too several years. I am 81. Icannotget QNmelly. ton Place’ ’ goes on to unravel more In other words, the NBC au­ A to play with it. She continued to play with it as my This week's refund offers have a total value of label, plus the cash-register receipt for the chemicals); Kuder boots by Regal; and the best pain ]. quickly or have a natural tendency secrets and scandal. dience Involves more viewers per husband loaded one dozen 2-liter Pepsi Cola bottles in reliever is Tylenol. up from any sitting position DEAR DR. GOTT. I have Some have withstood the years $20.69. strawberries. There is no expiration date on this to swallow air when they drink. (H without pushing up with my hands. better than others, and tlie con­ set. the cart. They were on sale for 89 cents a bottle, and These offers require refund forms: offer. iheunutoid aithritia and have Without any question at all, a dog is the best pet for l. ' \ course, carbonated beverages pro­ I am a (airly active housewife. Is taken gold shots cnee a month trast between then and now can be NBC AND CBS ARE having a Back to CBS, a spokesman my husband thought it was a great bargain. DIETAC $1 Cash Refund. Send the required MAZOLA Margarine $1 Savings. Send the vide carbon dioxide, wMch, when When they got to the cash register. Kristen held the man. All others are either too exotic, or they merely there some exercise that would siiice 1991. I’m much better, but cruel when the movie switches to war of the words about audience. pointed out that the (3S ad refund form and the Universal Product Code required refund form and the net-weight sponge off of people. Your best friend? If you’re ingested, can cause abdominal help this problem? I am not black and ubite clips bom the Md - (3SisninnninganadinVariety referred to more than prime time paper out to the cashier just as she was about to ring statements from two packages of Mazola my tongue tmids to feel as if I’ve symbol from any size package of Dietac. There is married and it's not your spouse, you've got some ' “ distension and gurgling. If you are overweiglit; I have always been series that went off the a b in 1999. and elsewhere boasting about and in daytime and news there was up the Pepsi Cola. margarine, any form. Expires March 9, 1985. drunk sometMng too hot It stays a no expiration date on this offer. serious re-thinking to do about your priorities. : a gulper, you can signlOcantly slender. bhtt irritated toward the tip. My In the case of Parkins, however, winning this year’s ratings race — no question of CBS superiority. “Would you like me to take the coupons off now. or FLEISCHMANN’S Light Coupon Offer. Re­ Here’s a refund form to write for: Free Sport would you like me to take them off at the end?" asked reduce intestiiul gas by analysing doctor doesn’t offer enough infor­ she really has gotten better, not the tMnl year it has run a similar “NBC had more viewers in ceive four 25-cents-off coupons, each good on a Bag or $1.50 cash refund. EVEREADY Cash In music, the best song ever written is the ' - your eating habits, slowing down DEAR READER: 1 cannot tell older. ad. The ad reads, in part: prime time because they had more Y the cashier. mation, nor docs he offer a future purchase of Fleischmann's Light or Refund-Free Sport Bag Offer, 155 East Post Baccarole. 'Hie best musician is any Dubaldo, on any - ~ and making an effort to avoid air (Irom your question wbstlier your The story begins on the 20th “The vote ia in. The eyes (people kids,” he said. “We had more My husband didn't know what she was talking Road, Westport, CT 06880. This offer expires instrument. Listening- to that family jamming is a aointioo. I’ve had tMa for several Fleischmann's Margarine. Send the required swallowing. dlfBcmty is due to weak knee Joints months. My tongue is slightly red anniversary of AUiaon MacKen- with the CBS logo for eyes) have it! households and more adults.” about. refund form and the Universal Product Code March 1, 1985. While waiting for the form, save little bit of heaven. And the best concert performer "I don't have any coupons," he stammered, slightly The gas produced by intestinal or weak thigh muscles. I think you in that area, symbols from three packages of Fleischmann's three proofs of purchase (the package with the and arranger is Neil Diamond. . - J bacteria Is quite another matter. ought to see an orthopedic sp e < ^ bewildered. Light or Fleischmann's Margarine. Expires Feb. plastic removed) from three of the following "Your daughter just handed me a whole page-of Speaking of things close to heaven, the best airline is " When certain foods a ^ partially 1st, because if you have arthritis, DEAR READER: You have 28. 1985. Eveready Super Heavy Duty Battery packages, Delta. Wichita is the prettiest big city. Before 1950, it digested and enter the large bowel (or example, medicine may help Pepsi coupons. Each one is worth 25 cents oH a 2-liter in any combination: "AA” 4-pack, “C” 2-pack, described an inflammation of the Cinema bottle," the cashier said. FLEISCHMANN’S Egg Beaters Coupon Offer. was the Bronx. Stockbridge is the prettiest small .,:;;, (colon), the norma) bacterial you. On the other hand, muade tongue called gloesRla. This can Receive three .50-cents-off coupons, each good on "D” 2-pack or 9-volt 2-pack. town. The best hometown is Manchester. The prettiest InhaMtants of the intestine break weakness is more sertaos and He was shocked. Kristen had just saved him 53. reauR (ra n a variety of cauaoo, 7:15. 9:40. — My husband could hardly wait to tell me the news. day is the first warm day in April. '" t down these foods. I’m oversimpli­ could rsprsaent either an early most of which am not serions. rotelv Seeking fying tile process, but the end nerve (Uaorder or a primary a o s M CNv — A Private Function Susan (P(»-1» 1,7:2$;9:4$.— Rustler's C l o e l B I — Mask (PO-IU 7:1$, 9:M. We laughed about it, but I'm really not surprised. Award goes to Pauline Baatz of Fort Wayne. Ind.: Great Neck. N.Y. 11023. Aowever. yon am taking gold (III 7:10, 9:40. — The Purple Rote of Rhopeodv (PCI 1:1B 7:», 9:M. — — Police Academy 2: Their First After all, Kristen has been watching me l)and my THE FUNNIEST MOVIE ever Is a toss-up: Cat result is gas. Oas-produdng foods muscle dlaease. shots, and gold can radace your Of to I p o i 7:1$, 9:1$. — Amadeus M - C a n 4 (Rl 1:1$,7:40,9:4S.— Codeof Asslonmentnment (PG-11)(P( 7,9:10. coupons to the cashier for more than a year. "Our supermarket had a special on Hungry Jack Ballou or Young Frankenstein. The best serious ' “ are a traditional source of Jokes, white Mood count. A low wMto (PO) 8. — Wr d y (R) 4:91.9:2$. Silonoe (RJ 1:1$, 7:». 9:4$. — Lest In WSn IMrIlVffV mashed potatoes. It was on sale for 69 cents, with a LONGEST TAPE NOTE: Pat Pavtis of Perryopo- but there is no doubt that beans aiHl ^ O j t r e R ^ — Don (Mevonnl 7:10. AmwI ca jR lJ :4$, 7:», 9:M.— Witness iim lB t — 8 NANCY COSTA, FLEMINGTON, N.J. lis. Pa., whose 28 feet of coupon deductions won our movie was "Give ’Em Hell. Harry”, starring James .T..! DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband Mood count will make your body iKl If V eSSs l0< Stick (R)7,9:M. regular price of $1.42. The store also doubled my Whitmore. The best cartoon is Doonesbury. The best legumes do encourage bacterial developed very bad breath. After more ausoeptibls to infection. ■ SitwttS Pok 8 Ctoeiiie — Police WWImantlc 15-cent coupon, so I only paid 39 cents. When I got the recent register-tape contest, wrote to tell us about an action. A ^ t m ^ 2: riielr First Astloninent JHlsaR Sqsiare aaettio — Code of DEAR NANCY: Thank you for the "kiddie unusual phone call she received. She said she restaurant is Antonio's. trying all the usual things, we Iherefera, 1 suggest yon ask your package home, I noticed 85 cents worth of coupons Recently, nutritionists have dis­ dlscdversd that half a of I — Just One of the Ulence (R)T:1B7,9.— JustOneefthe couponing" story. I think other mothers will relate to expected to be congratulated by local clippers and The greatest entertainers are Steve Allen. Red ' doctor to oeder a complele Mood _Peer llittiarrs Fob • aasma — Guvs ( ^ 1 1 1 7:», 9:». — Gymkoto Guvs (PG-11) 7:0L 9:0$. — Rustler's it tecause one of the best ways to keep a toddler printed on the box. That same week I went back and covered tiiat the non-absorbabis buttermilk after each domI did count (CBC) to make sure there is Polloe Academy 3: ThelrFlrft Asstan- Rhapsody (PG) tIo s , 9:0$. — Roppln' got another box for 39 cents. But my savings weren't refunders when the contest announcement appeared Skelton. Bill Cosby, and Art Carney. And Carney's the - 7:10, V:M. — Hot Moves (R) 7:1$, 7:10, occupied is with a few brightly colored coupons. sugar, sorbitol — a common away with the odor. Pnbans you no dianvtion of tire Mood cells. H inent Pt m The Three Stooges (PC-Tl) (PG)7.9.Gotchal (PG-11) 9^16.— over. Not long after that I found a Hungry Jack $1.50 in her local newspaper, but one was a surprise. best actor, serious or hilarious. Pete Reiser was the non^uilortc sweetner — is a 7:30,9:10. O i g U i M (R) 7:W, 9:10. Of course, the experts advise against shopping with could tell ns Just what the butter­ tiw count is nonnal, local treat- ObqwcaM.CIasRiat — Beverly Hills refund offer that asked for two Universal Product "The first call was from a 20-year-old man who greatest ballplayer, Sandy Koufax the greatest ' ^ primary source of gas due to TrsasIsx Celtspe Twin — Bizet's a young child, but I am sure many readers have no works at a local auto parts store and knows my son pitcher, and Ted Williams the greatest hitter. • milk does. CouM bad breath be meat with an anesthetic mouth­ Cop (R) 1:1$, 7:40,10. — Roppln' (P6) Carmen 7. Coll theater tor second Ftezo — Police Academy 2: Their choice. If you are one of them, and have a special way Code symbols. How is that for saving money?" bacterial action. "Sugarless’’ caused by some Mad of body- wash (like Cepacol) may make 1:4& 7:S, 9 : a . — Ootchal (PC-il) 1, screen schedule. First Assignment (PG-11) 7:15. and husband. It just surprised me that he would read a Needless to say, the best team was the Brooklyn " chewing gum and candy, for to keep things under control, please write and tell me Very nice, Pauline. Pauline and other readers newspaper column about saving money on grocer­ dwmical disorder that some folks your tongue feel better. about it. Write to me in care of this newspaper. whose smart shopping experiences appear in this Dodgers from 1947 to 1957. They played in the best Instance, can turn an otherwise have? Remember to ask your doctor if ies," she says. ballpark in history: Ebbetts Field. haimleas person into a social column receive a copy of my book “Tlie Guide to It doesn’t surprise me. Young people have to buy yap s o n longue mlMR redact an SMART SHOPPER AWARD: The Smart Shopper There you have it! Some of the best. Match it, if you " UabUlty. DEAR READER: Buttermilk souvenir is fatheriess chiid Coupons and Refunds." Write to rne at P.O. Box 1149, groceries, too, and know the value of smart shopping. Anyone who suffers the indignity alw g y to goM. U you have can! contains, among other things, dsveloned an allergy, the gold of intestinal gas can usually harmless bacteria calJaid lactoba- shots uottld be diaccttti NEW YORK (UPI) - W an end Hingle — to take over his life. law’s construction businesss. They and armies disperse, but when tbe Weston. Ms wife (Bonnie Bede- live in a beautiful house, also a gift About Town soldiers go home they leave beMnd lia) and their two daughters live in from dad. It’s a comfortable life, poignant souvenirs -- their illegiti­ Houston, where Weston has a with a few uncomfortable mo­ Soda bottle avoids tangles mate Children. high-paying Job in Ms father-in- ments, but It’s pretty good. Sometimes, rarely, they must Club learnt about wild edibles Army and Navy Club include: Robert Schubert 626; Society shows Mrth film DEAR later (ace up to their Fritz Wilkinson 625: CJiarles GIdrites 624; Gladys POLLY: When waterod dortog vacationa without responsibili^es. Manchester Garden Club will meet tonight at 7: SO at Seelert 605; Bud Paquin 602; Edith O'Brien 599; ^ The Family Oriented Childbirth Information I’m knitting a Um core o( aaotitor pereoo. Cut a That’s the situation ia “The Lady the First Federal Savings and Loan Association, 344 Scott 595; Vivien Laquere 594; Paul Ottone 591; Society will show two films on cesarean births sweater with a atrip of clolb about otto inch wide. From Yesterday,” a touching and East Catholic High School W. Middle Turnpike. A representative from Moose- Richard Colbert 586; Margaret Vaughn 585; Adolph Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Church of Christ hall, 394 fancy pattern Put 000 and of the doth into a pail compaasioaate story that airs on meadow Wild Foods Farm, West Willington, will Yeske 583; Alice Raymo 577; Sam Schors 574; Mary Lydall St. The films will be free and open to the public that requires P o iiitcn o( water. Bory the other end of the CBS Tneaday, 9-11 p.m.. Eastern ir p r e s e n t s * present a program, "Edibles and Useful Wild Hill 573; and Arnold Jensen 570. but registration Is required. Register by calling working with doth in the eott of the pUmt. near time. Plants." Visitors will be welcome. Nancy Bennett, 228-0081. the roots of the plant. Set the pail of 3 more than one P olly FIbIm t Wayne Rogers plays Craig Wes­ Bridge results given strand of yam water aligiRly above tbe levd of ton, arho re tu rn ^ to his family QfiMRBiP BASIF '86 Seniors ting for W ATE8 Club sells plants at market at a time (dif­ the piaaL Hie (doth ’’srick’’ wlU after aenrlng as an interpreter In Manchester AM Bridge Club results for May 6 ferent colors), water tbe ptent Additinaal doth Vietnam and allowed bis rich and ALL PHOFESSIONAL ENTERTAINMENT Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. include: COVENTRY - The Coventry Garden Qub will sell my yams am stripe can bo ran (ram the pall to overbearing father-in-law — at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. Members will be North-south: Jim Baker and Ellen Goldberg, first; plants Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Highland always getting otlier plaats. — GRACX played with Ms usual glee by Pat -F E A T V U N G — Ann DeMartIn and Joe Busslere, second; and John Park Market, Meadowbrook Plaza. Perennials, welghed-in starting at 6:30 p.m. twisted m tangled. 1 spend mom you’ll dad that koepliig the atraada Marge Surdam will be in charge of the program. Greene and Al Berggren, third. > annuals and vegetables will be available. time straightening them out than la order wRl be m uA abnpler. Seniors Singers from the American Association of East-west; Mike Franklin and Tom Regan, first; knlttingt Is them any way of Ann Staub and Marge Warner, second; and Frankie Fm aeadbig you a eopy of aiy Retired Persons, Tolland Counry Chapter 1241, will making this kind of work easier ?— ^ oewaiaRer "Sewlag ood Nee­ entertain. Brown and Peg Dunfield, third. Register preschoolers at Lutz SANDY Results for May 9 include: d l e ^ Tlpe," wMch baa more Two special preschooler programs are planned a lto hJaae to help you whea you’re North-west: Mary Corkum and Joe Busslere, first; May 31 at the Lutz Children's Museum. Registration Is DEAR BANDY: Many of our ImlRiog, creebeRiag, aawug or Stutterers meet at St. Bridget Al Berggren and John Greene, second; and Burt and required. readers use a neat trick with those dotag other aeedleoraft projecu. * Mwic froa thn STa * The Hartford Area Support Group for people who Flo Smyth, third. A morning party of games, crafts, stories and Miter soda bottloa. Cut off the top Others who would Uke tfii iaeue stutter will hold an open meeting Sunday at 7 p.m. in East-west; Frankie Brown and Peg Dunfield, first; surprises will be from lO to 11:10 a.m. A similar quarter or third of a plastic 9-liter should aead 91 (or each oeay o( WMh Entertafasnuari Bv St. Bridget Church cafeteria. For more information, Marge Warner and Terry Daigle, second; and afternoon party will take place from 11; 30 to 1 p.m. soda bottle, then sUp your ball of p r e te n u * S lnB hR W a M m a a fi W a Barbara Phillips and Bev Saunders, third. roiX Y ’S POINTBRS, la eare of ^Italian Night’ call Debbie Roth at 875-8401. Admission will be 78 cents for members’ children and yam inside. Replace the top so that ^ aewapajper. P.O. Box ItlO, $1.50 for non-members’ children. Children must be it sUpe Just i n m of the bottom of ChidBiiart. OH 4 0 il. Be sure to Every Wed. SIO p.m'. May 17th and 18th — 730 to l.’OO at; Check blood pressure accompanied by an adult. the bottle (to bold tt on securely, indado tho title. — POLLY Fettuoini Alfredo SenikxHi Fradiavolo East CathoUc High School League has toy fund-raiser For registration or more Information, call the feeding your strand of yam On Wednesday, the Geriatric Clinic will check blood muaeum Tuesday through Saturday at Ml 0940. throuff the neck of the bottle.) Chicken Cacciatore Veal Scallopini You Won't Want To M n h! Manchester Evening LaLeche League will hold a pressures and give out literature on heart disease and Your yam Is now tidily oorralled in DEAR PtMXY: I oow have ao Veal Bolognese ft Polente ^pplant flomano "Discovery Toys" demonstration Wednesday at 9:30 C>dl now for tickets, or further bifb: 649-S336 hypertension from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the tho bottle and you can workaway eaay way ta duet p y silk flower Braociok ft Polenta a.m. at the home of JCathy LeDonne, 44'Henry St. The Manchester Senior Citisens' Center. Nutritionist without the ball or sholB af yam arrongemaata. I pray a dustiag public is Invited. Gloria Weiss will discuss vitamins A and D. Christian woman mast Oyiag around or gettlag taaglsd. spray oaapaintbrush, then uae the A similar clinic will be held May 10 from 9:30 to Whan yen’ra worhiag with muRi- SSI C ralsr MrsM (must be at least 20 yean ok)) Manchester Council of C%ristian Women will meet bnHhtoduotthefWBntoduot the (WwwB. tt’saaay Importsd ft Doawstie 11:10 a.m. at Mayfair Gardens. Also on May 10, there ’Thursday at 7; 30 p.m. at St. James School cafeteria. pla atraids, do Rda with each the duit out M the Inside o( •rMrafBnPACMitsr, Pinochle scores reported will be an arthiitis education class from 1:15 to 1; 15 asM inls ban or skein M yam (R next 10 Cam!) Baer, Liquor A Wine Installation of officers will take place. MARCH Inc. X lower qua w ay .-JA N B M A:; v i s a . Aomt. fjq>. -Tickets aho be avelable at dw door Pinochle scores for games played May 9 at the p.m. at the center. will show slides. The public is welcome. wwha boat with'lMdb,hut can also Msadwwar 647-9995 4r ha naad with puU-akoRis), and d e a r POLLY: Plaats eaa be I MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. **"y **■ ~~ 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 13.19»5 K IT‘trCAIE.YLE®By tarry Wright ______ITOREAHO HOUSEHOLD OFFICE SPACE ISOOOS 400 SQUARE FEET-Offl- MAHOGANY PIKRUST . .643-27111 ce/Store space. Business TILT TOP TABLE-OW. Classified... zone. Spruce Street. 8435 099. Phono 649-7375. Business Opportunities 27 Store/Oftice Space Household Goods Ratos For advertisements to b®^ monthly. Coll R. Jarvis, NOllCe» Situation Wonted 23 Resort Property AAisc tor Sole Miiiiinuin Charge. published Monday, the dead-* 643-4712. KELVINATOR UP­ Lost/Found...... , .,01 Em ploym ent Info. 24 Wiisc. for Rent Home and Garden line IS 2:30 p.m on Friday T RIGHT FREEZER- Like Personals...... (...0 2 Instruction. 25 Wanted to Rent Pets $3.00 tor one day 470 MAIN STREET-First new. 9110. Coll after 4pm. floor, centrally located, 643-66S4. Announcements ...... ^ .03 Roommotes Wanted Musicoi Items Per W e rd : Recreotionoi items 1-2 days 20< Read Your Ad parking. 646-3426 Week­ Auctions...... 04 P a i i I E s t o t e Antiques 3-5 days 18C Classified advertisements' days, 9-5. 6 d o v s 16C , . HomesI; for , Sole ll. 31 „ Services To g Soles ore taken by telephone as a ' PRIME DOWNTOWN 26 days .12C FPMALE Financiol condominiums 32 Services Ottered Wonted to Ouv convenience. OFFICE SPACE, MAN­ H o p p v Ads: 11. Lots/Land tor Sole 33 Pointing/Papenno The Manchester Herald is, C H E S TE R - Plenty of SWIMMING F(X)LSIII 10 Investment Property 34 Buildino/Contracting $3.00 per co lum n inch respunsible only tor one incor -' parking. Will layout floor Astronomical sovlnoe on ...... lo Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding Automotive rect^insertion and then only, plan to suit. Call 449-1447. the revelutlonory 199S all Resort Property 36 Heating/Plumbing D e ad line s (or the size ot the original now 3V family sited Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Flooring Cars Trucks tor Sole For classified advertise­ insertion. 'MANCHESTER - Office swimming pools com- space, second floor. 2 D a i i Om I k Income To* Service Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues­ E r ro rs w hich do not lessen Y W fWHtaltr plets with hugs sun dock, Rec Vehicles rooms with full both. 8400 fencing, ladders, filter Employment Kcmuis services wonted day through Saturday, the the value ot the advertisement JUMMMrlGMNk monthly Including hoot. Auto Services and warrantee. Now only ^Education Rooms tor Rent 41 POf SOle deodline is noon on the day will not be corrected by an' 649-S255,.Mr. Jordon. Autos tor Rent Lease wXJaJMiL. 897S. Flnonclno availa­ ** Apartments tor Rent .42 betore publication. additional insertion. vUErP^^mlF yWMvWr EM^M ble. Coll Foul right now Misc Automotive Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent 43 Holiday/Seosonol 61 OFFICE FOR RENT - while the supply lostsll fts9BS»r»«A.taB Excellent for laboratory 563-1161.______^ . .1 ' - e— LAW work. 2 walls of cabinets > A IE I ( and more. Must see to WEDDING GOWN - For- dlNl 6 wait aewa m CELEBRITY CIPHER believe. $300 per month fset condition. Juliet C^BiBOrity CfphBf cryptootBrns irg creatoO from quotations by m m NELP WANTED m HELP WANTED m HELP WANTED*;: iAM OMClplIMa . with heat. 649-5334 or iBinous PBopiQ pBSi and pfBSBnt Cach tatter lo the cipbet stands h m M ELPW M Ta HELP WANTED | style, matching head­ Notices HELP WANTED H D ELP WANTED i . jSfVkNIi 643-7175. piece with veil. Orlplnal (Of anothef Today $ clue C eque/s V INTI ( • iNNii Wif Nl M TIRE CHANGER- price, over 8400. Asking BODY PERSDN. NURSE'S AIDS- Full or HAIR STYLIST - Expe­ EXPERIENCED MEDI­ pTSMVa •>v'/ M AN CH ES TER - Office H ELP W A N TED - Ladles FULL OR PART TIME CAL RECEPTIDNISTfor days per week, unlferfne. 095. Call 649-6530. help (or Aide's Plzzarlo, NEEDED- Experienced port Mmo positions ovoll- rienced for busy salon. or Retail space. High “ M Y ABLVOGNL OULPAH X Clothing store- Parttlme- busy 3 doctor family Insurance, vacations ai«t |LD8T AND FDUND Thursdov evenings and mornings and nights. only. Paid holldovs. uni­ oWo for 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 Friendly surroundings, Im a w k m t W i l O A J ID i traffic area. Excellent LADIES BEIOE COAT • proctico. Appointments, sick days. Will troM. TWW.1 sign visibility. Frank Spl- all day Saturdays. Apply Appiv In person 133 forms. Salary negotiable •hltts. Altornoto woo- bonofita. Coll 643-3103. UICE * •wcMt T4im § M UU*L> SIzs 13-14. Lores beauti­ KNXG BMUR AFAX-AFGX, URNV konds roqulrod. Also: potlent contact, heovy Apply In person Tloas a n m leckl, 643-2121. LOST - Rust colored male In person Tues.- Sot.: The Spruce Street, and commensurate with International, 1195 Tb)- ful mink cellar. (Seed Monchester. experience. Apply T A B Port timo or full timo PART TIME WAI- telephone, pleasant en­ condition. Asking S7S or cot. vicinity of Sears Designer Touch, 317 vironment, 4 or 5 days a land Tpke. Manchasferr m i AFPQK 8XHN X TNCNLXZN Automotive. Manches­ Green Rood, Manches­ Motors, 440 Storrs, Rood, wookonds only. Cortiflod TRBSSES a KITCHEN 5 S best offer. Coll 649-1433 Mansfield Center, 423- Aids proforrod. Apply In HELP - Experienced. week. Call 64641166. RESORT ter. Answers to 'Rusty*. ter, Conn.. INSTALLATION EXPERIENCED LANDI- after Spm. AXGGNK MXAFAAX AFGX.” — PERSON- 2 wav Com­ 1187. porson during business Bldwell Tavern, 742-697S. dW 'Tsn. PROPERTY S75 reward. Call 871-2I77 L E G A L SEC R E TA R Y - CAPING CDNSTRU4- CLERK TYPIST- With munications firm. Will hours: Rockvillo Memor­ MEN'S 3 SPEED or 644-8452, Mark. PLUMBERS/PIPE FIT- Small downtown Hart­ TIDN LABDREB^ secretarial skills for di­ train. ELEC/MECH NURSES AIDS ial Nursing Homo, 22 SCHWINN BIKE • Uko ORNGTV YLMNK8XJ. TERS/SPRINKLER FIT­ ford Law firm. Position WANTED - Coll affw CUSTOM EOTQTILUIM ' SIB RHODE ISLAND - Cha­ versified office duties. background. Mondov CERTIFIED-PosItlons South Stroot, Rockvillo., now condition. Blue with PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A vegetarian is a person who LOST - Sunday. May 5th, TE R S A A P P R E N TIC E S - re q u ire s experience 6:00pm, 6434)150. • Hava *Trgy WH* Rata- ^Ta f M a rlestown. A beoutiful Amethyst Ring, vicinity Figure aptitude neces­ thru Fridav, 7:30 to 4:00. ore now ovalloble for conn. tlilatT W lirtrgvgi. NiatchBIB year round two bsdroom chrome tenders. S70. Coll won't eat anything that can have children," — David weekends, 7-3,3-11. Apply Largo merit shop with: Decedent's Est­ of Hawthorne Street and sary. Shorthand a plus. Sprinkler Company with SCULPTURED N A 4L home, sloope 6,1 mile to 643-1776. Brenner Call for appointment. Dy­ MANAGEMENT In person: Meadows COOKS- Prlvotolv owned ates, preparation of legal West Middle Turnpike to Connecticut work needs documents, word pro­ PERSDN NEEDED f$r SSs!m a S ir«n a beach. Available June Medl-Mart. Graduation namic Metal Products TRAINEE- Growing Manor, 333 Bldwell family restaurant needs TW O ROTOR A LLIA N C E ‘licensed fitters. Excel­ cessing equipment and busy noil salon In Glas­ 14th through Sept. tSth. gift. Reward. 649-6480. Company, 967 Parker wholesale comopnv with Street, Manchester. good rosponslblo cooks, TV ANTENNAS with con­ lent wages and benefits posseulng excellent se­ tonbury. Exparlencip 9450 per weak. Coll after Street, Manchester. 646- national affiliations. full and port time, wee­ 6pm, 2339561. trols. $25 soch or best RnMDTDRCYCLE8/ Profit sharing plan 449- kends, nights and days. Including Pension Plon, cretarial skills. 523-7161. only. Call CIndl, 659-mi offer. Coll 646-1776 after DARDEN 4563. CDNSTRUCTIDN CDOR- Apply In porson 3025 Main Bonus Program, Vaca­ or 659-3153. __ 4pm. I l i J BICYCLES tion, Holidays, Lite A IPEH8PNAL8 WANTED - MEAT DINATDR - To assist In St., Glastonbury. 659- JANITDRIAL PERSGN- Health Insurance. Li­ HOMES ImCELUMEoi^ FLOWERING BUSHES - W RAPPER - Part time, MEDICAL scheduling and expedit­ 0162. NEL NEEDED - Part SN O W BIRD SNOB- SUZUKI PE 250 - Good censed required. Coll: LIVE-IN H D AAlE HNISA Ifoddeiit SO esnts end up. You dig. Reassure that special 9am to 1pm, Monday thru RECEPTIONIST- Full ing materials and work time mamlngs, 6 - 9om, SALE LOW ER - 2-Stoae, 0 HP. condition. Driven 16 H.F.P. Sprinkler for ap­ H E A L TH A ID E For JH- Coll 649-7406.______hours. S7S0 or best offer. Friday. Experience ne­ time. Good telephone force. Must be good In Monday - Saturday. 84.25 36* W ide heavy duty. Just someone of your love by pointment at 413-536-7S30 derly woman, needs driv­ FOR RENT - 30' X 30' telling the whole world cessary. Apply In person skills required. Billing Math and keeping re­ per hour to start. Man­ SOUTH WINOSOR - En­ "VBRY FEW RANCHES NEW SALTEOX COLON­ O N E B E D R O O M tunsd UP. 099.6494)173. 647-1021. and 413-532-0019, or reply: er's license. Salary, room (aorden plot. May • Sept. 100 PERENNIALS FOR how much you love them to Andys Supermarket, experience. Coll 646-2094 cords. Multi-family resi­ chester area. For more loy the tennis courts and A V A IL A B L E ' • SMI's. IA L - 7 rooms (3,300 so. A P A R T M E N T - Heat, OP- and board. Call 749-6»l7 '1st. Long Hill Rood, An­ s a l e - 75 cents to SI.OO. with the Manchester He­ 240 North Main Street, Monday thru Friday 9 to dential construction ex- Box 5007, Holyoke, MA, Information, Call toll swimming pool right next With full basement, S ft.), 216 baths, skylight. pHoncoe. Noor Porkode. GOLF CLUBS - Motchsd CARPENTERS 01041. or 569-2356. dover. 742-4019 or 649- 646-3156. RECREATIDN rald. Call the classified Manchester. 5. perience a plus. free, 1-900-343-1S01. to this exquisite oondom- rooms, lbsdrooms,hard- Jacuzzi, gorgeous cedar Oldor persons preierrod. sot of spoldlnos, mens er Engineering or Account­ N E E D E D - Immediate op­ ur wdod floors, rear deck, 3 exterior, thermopane No pets. Avoltable June 6502.______YEHIClEg department today and enings for carpenters. Inlum. 3 bedrooms, large ladles. Includes bog cart place vaur personal mes­ IMMEDIATE OPENING ing training preferred. M G R TG A G E SALES - EASY ASSEMBLY living room, separate car parage and quiet wlndowe....WE O U A - 1st. 9390. Call 6434903 or and bolls. U ke now con­ EXPERIENCED WAI­ Send resume and referen­ Thoroughly experienced Mortgage sales Is an art W DRKI 1400.00 par 100. strootl Don't miss this R A N TE E O UR HOUSESI 6494305.______MANCHESTER INDUS­ 15ft.STARCRAFT-40HP sage. 643-3711, 0:30am to F U L L T IM E - Diversified in framing. Must know BANK - dining area, 1V8 baths, 1 dition. ON. Coll 649-1794. TRESS a GRILL - Must ces to P.D. Box 653, and a scloncel The Guaranteed Payment. onnl Contury 21 Undsey Blanchard A Rossetto TRIAL SPACE - 5,500 SO. PETS - Johnson Motor - tilt 5:00pm. stock office position for layout and rood blue­ car garage, central air ft.-S3.50/91,146 per reliable person In whole­ be at least 20 years old. Manchester, CT, 04040, McCue Mortgoee Com­ No Experlonce/No Sales. TELLERS i condiflen. Only STS JOO. U Raol Estofq. 649-4000. Real Estate. 446-3412. MANCHESTER - One ONE PIECE PICNIC TA­ trailer. Sl.200. Call 644- Nights. No calls. Apply In and call Linda, Monday prints. Full time and bo- pany, one of Connecti­ Details send self- bedroom apartment. No month, 12,429 SO. ft.- FREE CUTE KITTENS-3 2752. FABULOUS FAKES - sale optical lob In down­ neflta. Call 74^5317, 0:30 Northeoat Savings, a A R Realty. 643-2492. 'PRICE REDUCTION' - RBDW(X>D FARMS • • S3.25/S34M per month. B LE FOR SALE • 4' X O'. Sculptured noils and Nall town Hartford. Must be person to: Glide's Lun­ thru Friday, 8:30 to 4:30, cut's leading mortgage addressed stamped onvO^ pots, no cMIdron. S35Q molts, I fomalt. 646-7959. to 5:00 Monday thru rapidly growing multi- Loyoly Spllt-toyel home Room Raised Ranch. 4 Let's talk - Coll John at Firm pries of SSO. Tole- Capping. Professionally organized, flexible and cheonette, 303 Adams 643-5634. bankers, believes In this lope; ELAN VITAL-173, EAST HARTFORO - monthly. No utilities. Friday. atate financial Instlt^ In South Windsor. 7 bodrdomt, 2 baths, flre- 643-3414. ______phone 643-S073. niMSCELLANEDUS done In my home at a enloy variety. Starting Street, Manchester. and Is looking for on 3410 Enterprise Rood, Ft. 997,900. Wondefful family Coll 742-0073 evsnlngs. tion, hoa openinga (Of rooms, 3 bsdrooms. Fam­ p ta ^ living, dining, klt- price you can afford. By salary, 8140 per week. For LAWN CARE Individual to accept the Pierce, F L 334S2. homel Spacious 7 room WANTED lAUTDRIDnVE PART TIME DRIVER full time and part tlrhS ily Room, 11A baths, gar­ chon, dock, gorogg. M A N C H ES TE R • Second MANCHESTER -12400 35* COLOR CONSOLE TV appointment only. 072- further Information, call RN/LPN Charge Nurse- APPLICATDR- Imme­ challenge of becoming on Colonial with 4 bed­ - Zonith Chromocolor, N E E D E D - Senior citizens tellere In a number of age. Nice, large yard with Owntr. S110400. 641-5137, floor apartment, 3 bed­ SO. ft. freestanding Indus­ TDBUY 4010. 247-5486, ask for Donna Full time position availa­ diate opening for lawn artist and scientist. If you TYPIST - Full tIme/Part rooms, 1W baths, flre- wood grain cabinet, S7S. FOUR FIRESTONE SS ble on 3-11. Excellent care applicator position. transportation. Days are Interested, send re­ time. Vernon Insurance our greater Hartford patio A outdoor ilphtlng. 649-2191. rooms. heat and applian­ trial or worohouse bul|d- RADIALS - 15 X 70 Campbell. only. Call 649-5199, ploced living room and Walk-euf basement. Coll after 7:00pm. 07S- BEER CANS WANTED - benefit or non-benefit Over 8200 per week start­ sumes to Box P, Man­ office. Typing, filing, banking offices. garage. Beautifully ces Included, no pWfs. S500 ing. Avallobls In Ssp- mounted on chrome anytime. 'B U Y M E I' t09,900. MANCHESTER - AUU- tsmbtr. All utllittas 6736. WMI buy unusual cans, rate. Call Mrs. Gibbs, ing salary. High School chester Herald, P.D. Box prolect work. Must be Qualified candldatee landscaped and located plus security. Coll 646- wagon wheels. McGord BA R TEN D ER AND W AI­ 591, M anchester, C T will possess a flair fBt Strono Real Estate. 647- MABLE - «1,900. Flnollv 3979. avoltable. Ample park­ also Intsrsstsd In contact ANNDUNCEWENTg RN., DNS., Meadows diploma and good driv­ skillful at dictation, oh quiet cul-de-sac. A GIRL'S 20 Inch 10 speed Locks. 647-9003. TRESS - Part time even­ Manor. 647-9191. ing record required. POULTRY FARM public contact and ■« .'SOLD*.______a family-size house yog ing. SplleckI Realtors, with coMsetor. Coll Jate transcription and elect­ doHght to see. Call for con offordl 3 bedrooms. Pupeot Bike. Good condi­ 649-1292. EM ER G EN CY? In Man­ ings (or summer and full Agronomy background WORKERS - Part time. ric typewriter. Word pro­ strong figure aptitude'.' T W O A N D T H R E E 643-3121. FOR SALE - Set of time available In Sep­ details. Sentry Real Est- MANCHESTER - NEW 116 bathe, flroptacod fam­ tion. SOO. Telephone 649- chester, dial 911 for tire, NEEDED SITTER for 1st preferred. Call 649-8467 Health and retirement MEDICAL RECEPTID- cessing and shorthand Interested candldat|W ROOM APARTMENTS • P205/75O14 studded show tember. Call 649-0014,3 to plans. Call Arbor Acres LISTINO-S70,900. Loytly ily room, garaoe. All this 1035. police, medical help. grader. Vicinity of Wa­ for appointment and In­ NIST/SECRETARY -Full helpful but not required. should contact Cope on oulet straet erlfli Heated, oecurlty. No tiros. Used two winters. 4pm. Farm , 433-4401, Ext. 34S. time, except half day and on assumable mort­ pole, no appHancee. 646- shington School for terview. Evergreen Flexible work schedule 'SPRINGTIME TRADE larpe bedrooms. Fire- BAGBOY GOLF CART - Plenty of tread left. With mornings and/or after Lawns, 53 Slater Street, alternate Wednesdays. gage tool coll today for 3416,9-5 weekdays. WANTED rims. Asking $60. Call “ EASY DOES IT " Is the SALES HELP - Commis­ available. Call S72-6200. IN I' - Asking SISO's. Is plaood Hying spom and 3 dotallt. Joyce G . Epstein S30. Used pelf bolls, S3.S0 Automotive school. 643-4491. Manchester. BURR BENCH PER SO N - Filing, some typing, et JSINllisr SHltZ TDNBIT 647-1560 after 6pm. Ask wav to describe placing a sion sales person needed your older, smaller home baths. D.W. Fish Realty. Reel Estate. 647-0995. J per dozen. 6434664. Full time, ability to han­ cetera. Dccoslonollv as­ RscniHor IMANCHESTER - Modtrii for Len. want ad. Just call 643-2711 Immediately. Potential PART TIME DRIVER - net what you really de- 642-1591 er 971-1400._____ 4 room opartment. Ap- and we do the resti PART TIME PERMEN- FULL TIME GLAZIER- d le heavy ports, sist doctors. S6.00 per Must know streets In Hunan Rsssureo Ospl' PROFESSIONAL COU­ BLACK STEAMER to S30J100. Coll 643-9008. A N T PDSITIDN os a T V hour. 649-8571. Resume. serye?? Then consider MANCHESTER - TIM- pltanoos. corpstlng ond iTlICARt/TRUacr Experlence preferred In experience required. Fo- Manchester. Apply In 727-1630 moying up to this spo- PLE NEEDS RENTAL TR U N K - 32 Inches by 16 Excessive abbreviations attendant In hospital, the Installation of m ir­ mlllarty with aircraft ROD ROAD • S107.900. IHOPERTY porklng. 5360 monthly liljFDDIALE abbreviate resultsi Be person. Krause Florist, clous 11 Room Colonial, ImpaccoMy maintained plus utilities. 647-1113 of- from June 15th to October Inches, on# foot deep. Manchester/Hartford rors, shower doors, and parts helpful. Apply at SALES - Solos Is an art 621 Hartford Rood. 1st. WMI house sit, Man- Good for summer comp. sure readers understand area. Mature, repsonsl- and a scloncel The with In-ground pool, nice ranch In yery detlra|)le tsr6pm . plastic shelving. Valid REB Industries, Inc., 1S4 NORTHEAST Jacuzzi, Family Room off MANCHESTER - Large chestsr arso. Coll 617-449- SO. Telephone 643-S314. M OVING - Reconditlonod your ad by avoiding ab- ble, honest. Own trans­ drivers license required. McCue Mortgage Com­ area. Spacious living INJECTION AAOLDINQ Commerce Stroot, Glas­ CDNSTRUCTIDN SU­ the Kitchen, full finished Industrial or warehouse MANCHESTER - Two 3497. 1971 Ford Pickup F250, ^revlatlonSj_6|^2711^__ portation. Will train. 646- Coll Stan or Mark 527- tonbury, or call person­ pany, one of Connecti­ room with fireplace, building. Ample parking. 390 cubic Inch, 4 whsti PERINTENDENT - Pro- bosement and beautifully large mostor bedroom, bedroom. Hoot, hot wa­ FREE TO GOOD HOME- NOTICE OF 1222 Ext. 2534, Leave 6393, 10 to 6 dolly, 10 to 1 nel at 633-5371 between 10 cut's loading mortgage SAVINGS : City utllittas. F J . Spi- drive, factory air condi­ FUSLICSALI Opportunities for competent people for fast loct Manager “A Qr0tt Way to Banll^ enclosed yard plus cul- screened porch and well ter, oppltancos. S475. Ref­ SINGLE PROFES­ Approxlmotolv 4 months message. Saturday. ond 3, EOE. bankers, believes In this experienced supervising lecki Reoltors. 642-2121. SIONAL M A LE , 33, sseks old female Lobrodor- tioning, extra accetso- Sole to the highest blditer of growing injection molder of quality parts and Is looking for an 147 Charter Oak Avo» de-socll Call us nowl manicured yard. D.W. erences, Isose, security. abandoned eoods consisting multi-family construc­ Century 21 Undsey Real N o pets. 742-0055 on# bsdroom apartment /Gelden Retriever rlee. Snow Runner - built of beds, chain, cabinets, to­ with outstanding reputation. Individual to accept the Hartford, C T 06106:: Rsh Realty. 643-1591 or REAL ESTATE by Chrysler end 19M Su­ tion. Estimating expe­ Equal OpponunHy Employer Estate, 649-400A 971-1400.______evenings.______In private home stortlno puppy. Adorable but bies. bedroom tats, kitchen ALARM SMNiU. challenge of becoming on rience helpful. Excellent WAMTHI July 1st. Call 9732330 zuki • 50CC. 646-29M. tele, living room sett, vari­ needs lots of attention. ous household oppllancat,, MACHINE OPERATORS - Openings on artist and scientist. If you compensation packoge. T D U A Y ’B MANCHESTER - GREAT SMALL ATTRACTIVE evsnlngs. Has hod dlstsmpsr shot. OPERATORS are Inferosted, sand re­ T H R E E R (M M fumishsd assorted houtawarei, mls- all 3 shifts. Experience helpful but will INJECTION MOLDING Loading Hartford Bur- If you are a hard worker, C O N D ITIO N • 890,900. 34 HOUR CASH OFFER 646-5093. 1990 D ATSU N 200SX - celloneout books, clothing, sumes to Box P, Mon- » train. glor Alarm Company well organized, quality / s / .i(r Huge Living room with ON YOUR FROFERTY - apartment. All utilities Coupe, S speed, air, llneni, toys, tooli, talevl- chestor Herald, P.D. Box slont. olr conditioners, ra- seeking signal opera­ and cost conscious, and flraglace In this well kept Coll: Crockett Rooltv, Indudlno hsat. Gentle­ A M /FM , 59400 miles. Leading manufacturer of quality injection 591, M anchester, C T Real Estate = man pretorrod. No pets. dlostind vorlous personal ef­ tors for 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. can build on schedule, Ranch. Reouflful bock 6^1577 for a quick deoil Mint condIMon. S4400. fects. MATERIALS HANDLER - Third shift. To molded parta la recruiting for the following Parking for 2 cars. Coll For Sale 644-4055 pr S634073. keep our machines supplied with proper experienced Individuals. shift. Candidates should send resume and referen­ yard and many special To be held of Rent-A-Seoce, (a a fu ro t. D.W. Fish 649-7743.______Inc., m Chapel Rd., South resins and help control our Inventory of hove answering seryloe- ces to P.D. Box AS3, DUPLEX WANTED for Windsor, CT on June 11th, Manchester, CT, 04040, Roolfy, 642-1591 or 971- 1979 D O DGE VAN • 6 /telephone operator HOMES owner to occupy In Mon- MANCHESTER - Spo- IftS at 2; n P.M . The goods of raw plastic materials. FOREMAN/TECHNICIAN • Qualifying NOME CARE NDUOAY/ cvllndsr. 4 sptsd, ovsr- Patricio Spencer, Carl Lin­ background, data entry and call Linda, Monday m ______choeter oroo. Coll after ctaifs 2 bsdroom apart- experience should Include 2 to 3 years in skills, dependable and COORDINATOR thru Friday, 0:30 to 4:30, FOR SALE 4em, 649-7532. drlve. Mechonlcoiry den, Bertram Rove, Kath­ SHIPPINQ/RECEIVING WAREHOUSE - supervision with knowledge ot machine I by Norma MANCHESTER • niient. 0550 m o n th ly sound. Body freshly leen Power, Leonard Ander­ able to work woekenda. 643-5634.______ANSALOI-BUILT • Indudss hoot, hot water son and Elwood Monlgault Able to operate warehouse equipment. hydrolica, Injection mold set up and trou­ We offer Compre- People” person with polntsd. FInIshsd Inte­ organizational akilla MANCHESTER- ASSO- Tedford 9127.900. Im m aculate and electricitv. Securttv. will be sold to tha highest bid­ Full knowledge of shipping forms, able to ble shooting process. honslve Employee Be­ RN- 3 weekdays, approxl- rior. 67400 miles. $3,995. der. needed to ochedule and matoly 3:30-7:30pm. MABLE-M1,900. Flnol)y Raised Ranch In sought FORKHT Coll 6490910. 644-40SSorS634072. The lien holder retarves the do inventory of raw plaatic materials. nefit Program to Include a fomlly-slzod house yeu offer area. L o w country right to bid on goods ot the Indoor piuklng, on the coordinate home core Work Individually with HOT STAMPING AND SET UP SUPER­ asaignmenla. Pleaoant can offergi Three bs|l- kitchen with boomed cell- WORKING SAALE STU­ LIKE PRIVATE HOME - EXCELLENT QUALITY sole. 01902. MOLD MAINTENANCE AND TOOL VISOR - Hands on person, knowledgea­ job training In a dowri- patients suffering from CHANGES IN FIREWOOD - Mostly 1970 VW BUS4300. Ap- m s i ______telephone manner ee- stress rooltod disorders. roems, 1V8 baths, fIra- PURCHASE Ino, targe living room DENT • Near bus and 3V6 room apartment With ochs Tenter Trailer, ROOM - Individual needed with thorough ble in stamping of plastic materials. Addi­ lown Hartford office placed family room old with picture window and thoppine. Sonne odd lobe. hard wood. Cut, split and NIVITATION T O RW surrounding. For appli­ aontlal. • Health care ex­ Counseling experience AGREEMENT basement. Werklnp sln- Needs top. Good for uMI- Sealed bids will be received knowledge of the Injection molding tional experience In silk screening an perience preferred. Pa- garage. All this and fn raised hearth flroptace. L o ^ v Frlvale home. 940 pte odult. married dou- delivorsd. S75/cord. Min­ In the Oenerol Servicae' of­ cation call; 249-17M required. Will train In imum 2 cords until Juns Ity trailer. S300 or beef process for trouble shooting and servic­ added plus. llortt care of C T, Ino. Blofoedback. Rewarding assum able mortgage D.W. Fish Rooltv. 641- wo^lv. Reply to Rex L. ple. No children, pels. offer. 1963 VOLKSW A­ fice, 41 Center Street, Mon- between 10 a.m. and 2 p. 15th. 649-1031. ctiaster, C T until 11:00 a.m. ing of molds. 643-9616. work environment. Blo- tool Call today for 1591 or 971-1400. Manchester HoraM, F.O. Plsdsont. cenventant lo- GEN BUG-Forts car, SSO. m. EDE. It often happcM that an Rex 591. Monchester. on the dote ihown below for Send resume and salary requirements to: feedbock Clinic of Man­ tallsl Joyce G. Epstein oHir te tutnoa down with the ootlon. 643-3B00. Call 649-4671. tha fellewing: Real Estate, 647-9995. : M A N C H E S TE R -894,900. MAY 24, IMS-TIMBERHAR­ For interview, call chester. 646-3393. feller nlggeeting an eccept- MANCHESTER • Room eble eltemetlve. If the eel- Lovelv oblsolutolv beau­ MANCHESTER-3 room. VESTING • 9 for rent. Cemptatolv fur- HDUSBIDLO 1901 LINCOLN CONTIN- MAY 29, IfSS - ONE (1) AU­ ler nvleee the terme. he i* tiful split level with sky first fleer opartment. ENTAL MARK VI-FuMv Anne Weirs at 872-3705 Personnel Department MANCHESTER Midi In effect maklnf a cotmter lighted living room. Dln- niBhod Including stovs, TOMATIC FIRE HOSE RN’i & LPN’s offer. The buyer diould then S31S per month Indudlne loaded and compufor- WASHER Come and loam about the odvamogsa of working (or med­ ■ANKIN8 FA R M -13 acres surroui|d Ing room hoe slldoro to rofrlgsroter and llnsns. ApDilo Molded Products c/o Box V, Manchester Herald decide whether to eccept. hoot, hot water ond Izad. Mutt telll $10400or MAY 29, 19SS - CLEANING P.O. Box 591 ical porsonnol pod. Must hows 1 yoor full Urns ixparlanoai CLERICAL this 6 room farmhouse When chantee in e nirclww dock and manicured ISO weakly glue two USED REFRIGERA­ OF SECONDARY DIGES­ 20 Mountain Street We have oponlngi on all shlfls. We offsroxosllani pay and weetNeeairltjLOjOdl^ pitances. 4 rooms, flmt assume payments. 647- TER Manchester, C T 06040. with barn and 3 garagag. ■treement are minor, it It lawn. All this plus 2 and stcond floors, 0435 TORS, WASHERS, Vernon, CT. bonalHs. Ws wSl bo recruiting on May 18th. 1966from 10 OPPORTUNITIES 8170,000. W E G UAR AN ­ Common practice to alter bodroomt. Won't lost 0299, F ra n k , day o r The Town of Moncheeter Is the oiltinal docummt. 1 ^ and S4M with hoot, hot Ranges - cloon, guoron- svonlngs. oppertunitv em- em. to 4 p.m. In the HSR Block Dffloa. MarahalfsMall,3a4 T E E O U R HOUSESI long. Joyce O. Rpetein lAMHTinns toed, ports end service. pleyor, and roqulrotonafflr- Broad 8t., Monchiotar. Northeast Savings, parties thep Initial the wotor ond oppltancos. Blanchard A .Rossatto chance*. Since much real ReolEetate.647-999S. |t o i « t Low prices. B.D. Psorl A motlvo action policy foroll of MOM CoS Par Nilewtew Oapilxtan iit the largoot savings and 643-3139.______1900 PH O EN IX . 4 dOOr Ms Contractors and Vendors Real Estate, 646-34S2. • eeute If haM by twoar more Son, 649 Main Street, loon In New England, —---- 9 people, it if important that EAST HARTFORD - hatchback. Alr,V-6.4spd os o cendltlen of delng busi­ RHDKAL an owneff thown on the M A N C H ES TER — Avail­ MANCHESTER - 2 bsd- 643-2171. stick. Front whtsl drive, ness with the Town, os per has the following ~ ■------T ‘ntle Report fisn tha atrae- 9149.900. Maonlflcentone Fodorol Order 11244. NEW LISTINOI Terrific able Imm edtatety. One. room gportmsnt In two electric windows, siset- nRSONNIL admlnlstratlvo / olorlom ment to tltnlfy their accep­ of 0 kind custom built 9 ♦ QUEEN SIZE WATER- PM Perms, plans and spoclfl- Bedreem Condo In 8mo|l two gnd three bedroom family house. Abuts ric door, air shocks, cotlens ore avallobls of the employment oppportu- tance. room Ranch with 4 bod- BED • Simmons, wove- POOL nltlee: Manchester Complex. ggortments. 9410. 9475. Pork. SITS plus uflllflSB. trallsr hitch, AM/FM tfe- Oonorol Services' offict. reema, 2W baths, flre- Isss, convonflonal stylo, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, HOUSEWIVES Neat as a pin. Perfect ftft- tias, heat and hot water Coll 64L441S. rse; Call 64AS5I3. or 633- S 4 0 - 0 R 7 0 _ glaeod family room,2cor tokos only 00 pellons of CONNECTICUT CHFA. Call today. Of- Includod. J.D . Real Est- 5600. S3400 firm. PIP . When seehlas real es- gorogg and numerous w a te r. Frame, mot- ROBERT g. WEISS, aAdro RmrMIrr 8MiRd Ifered Low ISO's. Jocksw Utle, for resMsedsI, be- customltod (goturos ffltfilt'.lM .------GENERAL MANAGER A Jackson Real EstoM, treeses A bullt-ln hooter. slness, Ixyestmeel or throughout. Lecolod In SVh ROOM A P A R TM E N T FDUENT One year old. Originally Earn Extra Money om 647-9400 or 6 4 6 ^ , '• term per pssss, yea have HHA’t L I RMNMrfDo Angst area. A truo homo - Frlvale home. hoot, S700. asking 0400. Aftsr ■any choices. The wi­ ogpltanooe. Working sin- ' New lovely Openings In East Hartford, Manoheatsr, and If you have hod previ­ sest choice at eU, eaur- gf dlsNncttan. CaU ter on TOLLAND Spm, coll S30-1405. South Windsor areas. ous odmlnlslratlvo/olor- NEW LISTINOI I Imp oUy. end the aaaat hn- gpgglntmgnt. Btntry Ota adult only. No pets, lom Ranch. 643-2711 With Your Own M uathm 1 year eyeitenee. cable condition pensst Is the selecilsB Rsoi Estata, SO 49I0. ■ children. Coll 643-IM. Oirpeting, opgltanceo, FOR SALE - Rofrlesro- loal work oxperlenoo, SxeeNent pay and genenla. enjoy a (aatpooed envi­ and out. 7 rooms. H lg h m at e prslesslsnsl reel es- porch, boouttful yard. 3 tor. Whirlpool, Limited MANCHE2TER • TOUCH THREE ROOM APART- mlnutoe to Route 04. No 8278 Wo will be rooruning on May 18th, 1966 from ronment ana ore able to the Hill. Tree linedstraid s trM . laie hreker. Bach a edition. Gold. 19.2 Cubic -hreher Is TEDFORD OF CLASS - 99IJS9. Just MENT - Aggllonces. pels. Couple only. 5750 S-1S Part Time Job 10am to 4pm In the HAR B lo w offloe, Marshalls work Independently, wo 1W baths, 3 car oaraaia, Avdltablo Immedtatety. ft. Power saving control. REAL ESTATE. CE7F oftarodi LgvMv 9 bod- menthlv glut uflilfloe. Long side-panels and RESULTS! Mfril, 324 Brood 81., Manoheater. want to hoar from you. raised hearth flreploca. SIngleeenIv.lMO glue got Outlet for Icemoker. 1 Won't last long. TURV SI. We caa heft room 3th both candeml- idnped-in-waUtUne make Wo offer an attractive yarn hi lecadai the per- tWOt. Coll Rosa, 647-94W year eld. Must ssH - Must oall (or an Ihtarvlaw appointment. Jackson A Jackson IM I nium. This unit is almost this a alimming style to . . . and mothere with young children, bring them aalary and bonefit pro­ NCI piece el Mrepertjr ter now end teolurgs tennis Moving. 8400. Call 646- wear. TOW N OF MANCIIM T I R MBDICAL PERSONNEL POOL gram. For more Infor­ ■state, 647-9400 or i i - year needs. Dor hisiery courts, pool and mastor STDDEAND 7473. Na. 8378 with Pkoto- iggiALNOTICf with you and save on baby sitting costs. mation on thoae excit­ u the ceaunnatty, ear bedroom sutta. Loytlv THREE BEDROOMS In DmCEIPACE Gaida la in Sisaa 8 to 18. Tha Planning and Zentng Cammletlen will hoM o puMic 8 4 0 - 0 8 7 0 ing omploymoni oppor- ezperieace la the hosl- S PIECE SOLID OAK Sise 10.88H baat...2% hearing on Mondov, M oyls, 1981 OI740P.M. In thoNgarlne asM oad ear socccn vtaw. To many extras to Ouptax. Avoltabta June Roam, Unooln Cemsr. 494 Mein Street, Mondiaeter, Cen- I wenty-two Hours per week. ^ tunltlea, pfeoao contact: CHFA HOUSE - 879' overall speaks ler UseE. list. Jgyeg O. Egetaln 1st. $475 menthlv plus queen size bedroom aet. Tbrda 4B-ineh. necWcut te hear end etwflder fie>M M w l^ psimoiw: Immaculate eidle Hi ' .D i^ by and laBt orM .Rsol EstatatOO-OOIS. uMHttas. Sacurtty. Nice I9S0. S piece solid mopla Pattama maaOaUa aeJg coutwRY etua tsitA t^ ______Salary plus gas allowance. Boodle. 3 bedreems, ilt- on^dorMendlyslall. neighborhood. 649-3191.' dining room sot, S4S0. ia ataaa akatan. 91RMT (0.4SI • Te choiteg the toning dassHleallen tram JsMilirlMx Flooee coll after 6pm or ~Rural ' RstMsnce 'to “Planned ' ~RMMsnee oMenee OavaleementOevelopment far Call Ing room with flropl«M9. . We are located ee Rt. SUDDENLY AVAILA­ IS SSSIA asai jMMSMMb fond of owrexlmalaly 4I.MacrMI and to oeeroygaaperove a Oenerol before Oom, 3M-6596. . JNJIANGIKmRiiCA WB OUARANTBi 01OUR 44A, Behsp Notch, Bet- BLE • WMI molntolngd CHARMING ONE RRD- fattefiwass Plan of Oovoloemenf for the tHo m thown on the maps bi- P s M Ap ia . W. N M M TpkA D9pl HOUMSI Blonchard'>d> k tea. 447-8814. "We*re Na­ ROOM A P A R TM E N T In _____ InIhtM M Naa- «S|South Main Sfroaf. tional Bat We're Neldb- ttergg bgdroom Ranch on TOASTMASTER D E ­ HMRyLPOTTiegU4-RlW&imSKNI-WOOO ____ BOUND INTBtieBTIMQr 717-inO RoasettoRoallatate,1.641- rooMonttal area. $415 In­ M IR • Ta raaubdIvMa e eubdlvlslon « shown on o elan gn- beHy” . S4 bear aerriee bggutHullv tandscopod cluding heat and utllittee. LUXE OVEN BROILER - You can be a Herald Area Adviser Now "■ R . 2492. — 7 days a week. tat In g copventant family IlNM "Plan pTM orta for Honry L. Ooftlcgllo No. Woodride 14 AVoltable MOV 3Slh. Se- Continuous cleanlnp, .m Streel Mendiester, Conn." by BeudAMeehen deled July IS. nolglibgftteed. This flat and handle and suparvlse our M .curtty. 94A44I7. sxosllsnt condINon. 030. gia ■yftliggg.fflk t ^ r o r iio ^ Sie(enibir9.19W,focrgo(o4lots-49VWogd- NORTHEftST TW O F A M IL Y - Hu homo tsalurss o flnMwd carrlar boys & girls. If you Ilka kids HINT 649-1047. Now PABBIOM with Atwj|hoeflneln(grgsMdfg rt^ m e y >ghgqrdendoti1(twi — want a little independence and T iA ir Lm 9 _ g{{ and see this 5-Salumlfi roe rooiti. flrsptaeg end p sided pregertvl 3 1 .. . ' rgffgsMng M x I I In- MANCHESTER • Avdlta- Photo OeMe i i t t w i ta ognenunlcMIgng rooolvgd* CoelM of thioo pofitiong hevo your own Income... 647-9946 sA tn in s A peat-cootrot report, or el bta Immedtatoly. Nice BEAUTIFUL Plain De­ ell elan raagMs " boon fliod In Iho Town dork's efllco end mey be Ineeoctod or MANCHEStERHEIULDi *A Great Wty to Bonk' oae. ■xceilent incemea ground gaol. Coll today durlne efflM hoyrt. .'wait a lannile UMpwetka, one bedreem erlth garage sign Full Longfli door or apaeial Oteca Gale 4 647-9947 CallIlCIreulatlon CIreuMlon Dopti 147 Charter Oak Ave. tentlol. WE OUA9 flifeid be obtSbM ta aay w dstallsl Joyet O. wall m irror. Heavy gtaso. ttimiMrIer PLANNINO AND ZONING COMMIUION TEE OUR HOU8I -Ijperbr that yon latead to ■gslOln Rsol Estalg. 647- In quiel locoflen. 5M9. Lao K w ^ . Socrotary Hartford CTOS106 ■gyle Real Rstate 649- 04S. 24 X 72 Inches. 649- SBOMUBI D e tg ef Menchoofor, C T Me IMh day of May, 19SS. Bquol OpponuMty Imptoyor Blanchard A Eosaa 0130. Real ■otate.AAMIM. .f^‘>.» y o iff ■ V A r»

20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Mav 13. 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Cleanup of oil spill Manchester Grange Manchester baseball Clear, fair tonight; BUSINESS to cost a lot more is marking its 100th (faces critical week sunny Wednesday I ... page 2 You must be In charge ... page 3 ... page 11 ... page 15 Follow these basic rules with your new job

“adapt your behavior somewhat. Winning the the job thinking that if the last person who held the Within the next four to lix week*, millions of high acceptance and confidence of new associates Is a position was f i ^ , the odds are greater than normal schooi and college graduates, school dropouts and building-block process." you'll be fired as well. Use the Information Id ‘ ‘others” will be trying to enter or re-enter the U.S. job • Listen. You don’t have to prove yourself in the determine what it will take to be a success In this Jobji; market. The climate is only “ fair.” While the Your first week. Watch what is going on around you. Listen not what you’ll have to do to keep from losing It. economy is still in an expansion, the upturn is now Money's carefully. Don't make sudden moves until you e Learn the warning signals about your own Joir Irra l!) mature and is slowing down. Unless you possess understand how your new company really works. extraordinary skills, you, the job seeker, will be performance and satisfaction. Instead of avoiding the Tuesday, May 14,1985 — Single copy: 254 Worth • Do small things well. It is not wise to initiate ManohBSter, Conn, A City of Village Charm facing fierce competition from the already unem­ subject, make it a continuing concern to monitor your' major projects when you first join a company, but you ployed as well as new would-be employees. Sylvia Porter level of enjoyment. If you begin to sense displeasure,*' aknai can work on making an impression in less risky ways. The business cycle is far from conquered in our you'll be able to do something about it. Dedicate Show how responsive you can be, how well you attend country. But even if you are trying to enter at a yourself to creating effective communications and< to details, how disciplined you are and, as “ Paigtlng challenging time, you need not fear the challenge — if good visibility at your new job. Don't hide front! Company" puts it, “ how willing you are to accept you know and truly understand the rules. feedback or wait passively for negative reports fronj; unglamorous but necessary projects by doiijig small Before you make any move whatsoever, find out if peers or superiors. Actively seek out comments from, things quickly and w ell." Shultz talks you do know yourself. What things do you do best? Morin, president and chairman of the outplacement people around you. ' • • Don't knock your former employer. If you're What things do you enjoying most? What things would firm of Drake Beam Morin and authors of “ Parting re-entering tte workplace after being terminated, • Kespect your peers and subordinates. When you like to do in your future career? If you were laid Company," says; " I f overall you are happy with what keep your feelinge about your former employer to starting a new job, deal as conscientiously with youit off from a previous job, do you know what happened to you are doing, it wiil allow you to consider yourself a yourself. Those who are interested in your feelings peers and subordinates as you do with your superiorg.’ cause your temination? You can, if you have learned success." Other questions: • ^ t priorities. As soon as you start work, discuss may wonder whether you might describe them in the The people who work for you are the Individuals who arms control from that miserable experience, guard against same terms in the future. Others may wonder — can make you great. Deal with the "people” side oe repeating old mistakes and build on positive new priorities with your immediate superior. List the five rightfully so — if you’re really over leaving your last your business and job before you Immerse yourself in. discoveries. most important priorities for your job and analyse job. business-job decisions. ‘ Also, before you make any move, determine that in these first. • Learn what happened to your predecessor. While In the final sense, you are Indeed In charge of your, this new job, you will enjoy yourself. Be honest with • Study the organisation’s style. As Cabrera being interviewed, you should be able to find out how own job. This Is the ultimate key to a career that really yourself and decide that you are in charge of yourown stresses, you are the "new kid on the block" and you’ll with Gromyko your new nosition bMame available. Don’t approach works. , ; job success. As James C. Cabrera and William J. probably have to match the organisation’s style and

VIENNA (UPI) - Soviet For­ were scheduled to meet for tbe 11th eign Minister Andrei Gromyko time. The last meeting came Jan. I D o n ’t lie in Geneva. 4 Rising phone biiis arrived today for talks with Secretary of State George Shultz The veteran Soviet official said that are expected to focus on arms he was happy to be in Austria for In hunt control, the Middle East and celebrations marking tbe 30th may leave millions superpower friction. anniversary of tbe signing of tbe Under tight security, Gromyko Austrian state treaty, which freed was met at Vienna airport by the country from occupation by fo r jo b Austrian Chancellor F r^ Sino- Allied troops. with no sen^ice wati, then headed for the Soviet But Gromyko declined to answer Embassy where he and Shultz any questions from reporters about his meeting with Shultz. Bv Thomas Ferraro service. By Gall Collins “ I can oidy s a y ... that there are United Press International United Press International “ Baloney.” replied Joe Gagen.a questions which must be discussed spokesman for the U.S. Telephone with my colleague,” be said. Association that represent nearly NEW YORK — When executive Town cost WASHINGTON - Local tele­ Foreign ministers from 10 other headhunter Gilbert Dwyer queried phone rates nationwide soared 20 all of America’s 1.400 telelphone countries, including Britain, other businessmen about resume percent the past year and if companies. "They are painting a France, West Germany and Italy, falsification, he expected about.lO unchecked, they may force up to 6 worse-case scenario that isn’t in project were also due to arrive for the percent might have discovered million people to go without close to reality.” treaty celebrations today. service, two consumer groups say. Gagen said federal statistics employees who lied about their Shultz, who arrived Monday, The Ralph Nader-founded Pub­ show the average urban residen­ backgrounds. may rise said there were no time limitations lic Interest Research Group and tial monthly flat rate charge in 1984 Instead, 28 percent of the 501 set on the meeting with Gromyko, was $13.80, up from $12.50 in 1983. executives interviewed said their the Consumer Federation of Amer­ By Alex GIrolll but other U.S. ofQdals said it The flat rate charge is for an company had hired employees in ica examined telephone rates in 33 Herald Reporter would probably last three to four states — covering 85 percent of the unlimited number of local phone the past year who had misrepres­ hours. There were no plaiu for a calls. ented their job qualiOcations, nation’s population — in wake of A preliminary financial check by second meeting. He said the average monthly educational ci^entials or salary the 1984 breakup of American Catalyst Energy Development Co. He said tbe talks would include urban residential bill for budget Telelphone h Telegraph. histories. of a propoeal to Install a hxp- discuuions on arms control, the In a report, ’’Ringing Off the service rose from $6.20 to $7.50. "That’s staggering," said ower fadlity at Union Dam is not Middle East and recent Soviet-U.S. U Pt photo Wall: AnAlarming Increase in Budget service is for a limited Dwyer, president of Ward Howell encouraging, a representatiye of frictions such as tbe March killing number of local calls. International, a large executive Residential Phone Rates, 1984- the New York-based company has of U.S. Army Maj. Arthur Nidial- radical back-to-nature group, MOVE, Monday. The fire 1986," released Saturday, they In ruralareae last year, he said, A Philadelphia fireman hoses down the remains of search firm. told the town. son, who was shot by a Soviet said: the average monthly flat rate and was finally put out early this morning. “ The data startled me,” he s M . But further analysis may turn up sentry while on an inteUigenoe- homes on Pine Street near the site of a shootout and fire budget rates last year were $10.15 “ I wouldn’t be suprised if there’s a mere favorable result, officials gathering mission in , East that rekulted from a confrontation between police and a • Residential rates rose by and $6.25, respectively. another 26 percent who haven’t about 20 percent, or $2.5 billion, in ” Our data shows that people •ay- Germany. discovered the falsifications — or Robert Rpestis, (oem budget aM ^ 1984. don’t disconnect because .they . telkjilMBtlM^iiWwgg.. won’t admit it.” reaeardi ofBdsr, s i^ tl^ y that across the board ... touch all the can’t afford local rate service. ^ • Since Jan. 1, local phone Ward Howell’s own experience, Jidm Sekar of Catalyst told him in a or $12 a month.” Gagen said. bases,” be said. " I Urink this companies in 15 states have asked however, seems to indicate the phone conversation Monday after­ meeting is timely because, after Thfl^ repdrted kitled in shootout "They disconnect because they for residential rate hikes, even proportions are typical. As part of noon that his early study of a tbe first Geneva meeting (on arms can’t afford $45 in long distance though 14 of them were granted its services to a company seeking proposal by Black and Warner control) we can take stock.” The fire-ravaged neighborhood calls." H«r«)d photo by Tarquink) By Oouelot Stovonson baUlement atop tbe house and increases last year. new executive talent, Dwyer’s Construction Co. of Farmington to Aboard Shultz’s |dane as he In their report, the consumer Help for college United Preu Intemotlonal Residents question caved in tbe roof. A fire, farmed by — evacuated Sunday night in • "If this trend continues groups noted that effective June 1, firm checks out all applicants’ install a hydro facility indicated arrived in Vleima was envoy Paul' hot winds, spread to as nuny as60 anticipation * 0 1 violence — was a resumes, and finds a high rate of tbe plan inight not be workable if Nttze, chief U.'S. arms negotiator tangle of hoses from tbe many fire through the rest of 1985 and state residential rates will rise $1 a PHILADELPHIA — Three need for inferno surrounding structures, and gun­ inaccuracy. the town and Catalyst evenly s]dit at the U.S.-Soviet arms talks in regulators grant the same percen­ month as a result of the Federal John Michaels, center, chief executive is a student at Howell Cheney Regional members of tbe radical group fire from within the building kept trucks that worked throughout “ We find a startling incidence — the estimated gns.OOO cost of the Geneva. — see page 4 tage rate requests as in 1984 (47 Communication Commission's ap­ officer of Michaels Enterprises, con­ Vocational Technical School. He will MOVE were killed in a shootout firefighters from dousing the swi­ Monday night to control tbe as much as a third — of the work as plaimed. Shultz was met by Austrian percent), residential rates will rise proval of a telephone access with authorities two hours after rling flames for about an hour. spreading blaze. gratulates John D. Gouveia, right, the attend Clark University in Worcester, resumes we look at have some sort Huestis said he asked Sekar to Orancellor Fred Sinowatz on his another $1.5 billion.” charge. police bombed their fortified head­ Police and city officials would Fire (fottunissioner William Rich­ Police Sgt. Charles Bloom, sur­ recipient of a $500 100th Anniversary Mass. Stanley Wandych of Manchester of inflation, exaggeration, misre­ examine tbe proposal again as­ arrival in Vieiuia after a three-day • ” 1984’s residential rate in­ Gene Kimmelman. the consu­ quarters. setting off a fire that not confirm tbe report. mond said. veying tbe ^1m scene before dawn presentation,” Dwyer said. “ Most suming the town would pay Middle East trip that ended creases plus 1985’s projected resi­ mer federation’s legislative direc­ Michael Jewelers Scholarship Award, at received a $50 gift certificate for destroyed 60 row houses, a news­ Police prepared to enter the At least two people in tbe bouse, today, commented, “ It’s gidng to often they relate to the responsibil­ $2M,oeo instead of the $160,000, inconclusively with no sign of dential rate hikes may force over 6 tor, said the report’s figures were a reception Thursday at the Manchester honorable mention in the Manchester paper reported today. ndns of tbe bouse today to look for including a 9-year-old boy, suf­ take a few days to figure all this ities a person has had in prior which represents half the coat of progress on a formula for Palesti­ million people to go without phone based, in part, on a model devised The Philadelphia Daily News bodies and survivors and search fered bums, arxl three MOVE out.” He shook his bead. " I t looks Michaels store. Christine Zinchuck, stords Customer of the Century Contest employment — accomplishmenu installing a power generation nian representation in any Arab- service by the end of 1986 unless for A'T&T to project the impact of said tbe three MOVE members for secret escape tunnels. A members with guns firing escaped like a World War I I movie with all manager of the Main Street store, looks for presenting an old sales document he reports, exaggeration of job facility. Israeli peace talks. state and federal policy makers to rates changes and demands for were killed around 7:20 p.m. in the woman and a 9-year-old boy— both into a maze of alleyways. Mayor tbe buildings gutted out." qualifications. That’s by far the The Board of Directors has Shultz left behind his chief preserve affordable phone phone service. on. Gouveia, an East Hartford resident. from a Michaels store. rear of the group’s headquarters. suffering from bunu— were taken Wilson Goode said. Streets in the area remained established $200,000 as the maxi­ Middle East aide, Richard most frequent.” The newspaper quoted unidenti­ from the house after the bombing “ It’s not going to be over until we blockaded and may residents mum tbe town would loan Catalyst Murphy, to continue efforts to put fied police and lire sources as Monday. search every bit of that ground and spent tbe night outside just sitting Puzzling array of options Although most of the applicants to build the hydro facility. But the together a procedure that would saying tbe bodies of the three, who The concussion bomb, drofiped find where tbe tunnels lead,” City and watching. Dwyer deals with are long past understanding was that the loan lead to the opening of direct were not identified, were seen in from a police helicopter, smashed Managing Director Leo Brooks college age, many still cannot would be half tbe iiutallation cost. negotiations between the Arabs Pfease tarn to page 19 the rubble of tbe house. through a crude wood-and-steel said. resist hyping their academic MandMster voters, in a 1903 and tbe Israelis. Mortgages no longer simple achievements. “You’d be sur­ referendum, authorised tbe town During their stay in Vieima, tbe prised,” he said. “Not infre­ to spend as mudi as $205,000 on the foreign ministers will conduct an Bv Steven W. Svre amount. don’t want those payments plus all quently, accomplished people feel project. InteiiMve aeries of bilateral meet­ United Press International Choosing an ARM involves the other outstanding debt to be more it’s necessary to embellish or Bolton budget will go While tbe proposal by Black and ings and talks on the friiike of the obvious risk of higher interest than about 36 percent of gross exaggerate when It really isn’t.” Warner — which coupled the hydro Austrian celebrations, which cul­ The good old days of buying a rates in the future, but also the earnings. One job hunter claimed hig plant work needed repair work on minate Wednesday — the actual mortgage were more than cheaper quality of some h^ges against If the higher interest rate of a degree had come frpm a school he Union Pond Dam — was not much aimiversary — with a day of — they were a lot less complicated. that possibility built into a fixed mortgage makes those fig­ attended briefly, but left, because higher than the total estimate, it festivities. to referendum Monday The times when sbopptag for a mortgage. ures just slightly out of reach, the it was "m ore prestigious” than thd put a higher price than expected on The 1965 treaty freed Austria of i mortgage simply meant looking “ The customer can’t just shop same applicant might qualify for a one he eventually graduated from, the hydropower portion of the foreign troops but only at tbe coat for the lowest rates are long gone. for a rate," said John Battaglia of variable loan. Dwyer recalled, ’"niis is a man By Kathy Gormut Pierog said she was in favor of allowing of a promise to tbe Soviet Union to Herald Reporter residents to decide whether a referendum Now the home buyer has to the Boston F ive Savings Bank. If the applicant has some cash who had been out of college IS Please turn Is page 10 maintain neutrality. consider adjustable rates, caps, "They have to see what the caps but not a high enough salary, a years and has a fine track record. I should be held, but did not think the town BOLTON — For the first tim e in almost should have to bear the cost of conducting a indexes, teases, points, APRs, are, and what the margin is.” buydown might help. don’t care what school he went to, eight years, the proposed town budget referendum. margins, buydowns, short or long Adjustable-mortgage rates are A homeowner who uses a buy­ but I do care he lied to nte.” tor terms, and — heaven forbid — the all based on some kind of index and down literally buys the opportunity tbe next fiscal year will be put to a Tbe town’s two registrars of voters said' Among the executives intei^ possibility of something called interest rates are adjusted accord­ to lowerthe interest rate for a k h k ^ referendum. Momfey that the referendum would cost viewed in the Ward Howell survey, negative amortization. ing to it, usually every six months period of time at the beginning of Residents voted 92 to 4$ at tbe annual about $190. 17 percent said they had hir^ That’s only part of it. Read on. or year, sometimes every three the mortgage. A one-year buydown town meeting Monday night to bold a Cbeney said he voted against the people within the lart year who A decision between two different years. lowers the Interest rate for the first referendum oo tbe $4.94 milUon budget referewhim «becanse it would prevent turned out to have misrepresented kinds of mortgages may not come Caps limit how much the interest year, probably by 1 percent, for a proposed by the Board oi Finance for tbe discussion of the budget. their job qualifications. Another 7 down to which is a better deal, but rate can change in any given certain sum of money. fiscal year that begins July 1. Tbe proposed'budget has been criticized percent reported distorted or mis­ finding the one whose terms make period, and the highest ratethe A buydown can cut the interest At an emergency session prior to the by ^ selectmen and members of thp Board leading educational credentials. it possible for you to be approved. homeowner will ever have to pay rate 1 percent for a year, at a coat nteeting at Community Hall, tbe town of Echication, who say cuts made by the Nine percent found exaggerated A bank will offer several kinds of through the life of the mortgage. of one point up front. A 1 percent Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to finance boaid were too extensive and salary histories and 5 percent mortgages with variations availa­ The most common caps on a buydown on a |100,0IK) mortgage at recommend a budget referendum after arbitary. reported their organisations en­ ble on each. It can get complicated. 30-year ARM adjusted annually 13.25 percent would cut montly they learned that a pro-referendum petition The finance board cut $75,000 from the 4 countered misrepresentation in all ''I'v e found the most knowledge­ are 2 percent a year and 5 percent payments by $78 — a savings of signed by over 239 residents and presented school board’s $2.7 million spending re­ three areas. able individuals need to be told for the entire loan. $936 over the year that costs $1,000. to the town clerk Monday was invalid. quest, prompting school board Cbairman about a product at least three The lender also builds in a profit While it is "not uncommon” foi‘ First Sefectman Sandra W. Pierog said James H. Marshall to call on voters to Retail sales up times before he understands what margin to the ARM that takes applicants to try to avoid revealing many people probably failed to attend r e j ^ the budget. you’re talking about. The average their age. Dwyer said job seekers Monday night’s meeting because they were The Board of Selectmen has urged the effect at the time of the first BUYDOWNS CAN COVER UP WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. retailers saw sales person may not be as knowledgea­ adjustment, as much as 2.5 per­ generally do not lie about how aware of the petition and assumed a budget finance board to restore tbe $115,000 it cut to the first three years of a improve 0.9 percent in April, tbe seventh increase in ble about figures,” said Helen they are. “ I don’t remember a cast referendum would be held. from tbe budget proposed by tbe selecbnen cent. If the mortgage (2 percent mortgage. A buydown of 2 percent e i ^ months, while the big drop in klarcb turned out O’Donnell, vice president of resi­ when someone misstated Us age,** “ In order to give all townspeople a full and last week voted unanimously to cap) is taken out at 10 percent the first year and 1 percent the next to be quite a bit less than originally reported, tbe dential mortgages at Fleet Finan­ he said. 7 5 ‘ m \ n and fair vote on the budget, tbe Board of recommend rejection of the budget. interest and the index goes down 1 is possible, and a 3-2-1 combination (fommerce Department said today. cial Group in Providence, R.I. percent at the end of the first is the beat available. If job-seekers feel they an Selectmen’s reconunendatim is to move Tbe only public resistance to a budget this to a referendum,” Pierog told the 159 referendum Monday came from Marshall, The March revision and tbe April increase were adjustment period, the interest Borrowers who need a buydown well-qualified for a position, but enough to repair what economists viewed as an FIXED-RATE SO-YEAR MORT­ people gathered at Community Hall. who said it was the responsibility of rate still goes up to 11.5 percent. to qualify usually need to show lack some crucial requirement UM important negative trand. It made April’s $112.2 GAGES were recently hovering But when the question was put to the residents to attend tbe annual meeting. Some mortgages cap payment they’ll probably make more mo­ an advanced degree, Dwyer said; billion in sales larger than tbe first quarter average of around 13 percent, give or take a residents, Pierog and other selectmen “ To me, tbe town meeting is the closest to increases but allow the Interest ney in the near future, often young they should be bongat and hope lor $111.3 billion and so started the second quarter sdtb an half percent. Adjustable-rate the best. voted against a refertndum. democracy you can have,” be said. rate to fluctuate. If the rate goes newlyweds whose parents are advance. mortgages, or ARMs, for 30 years Town Attorney Samuel H. Teller said the Marshall was quickly ruled out of order higher than the payments, the paying the points for the lower “ It never pays to lie,” he sakL March sales were originally reported to have were around. 10 percent, some a M, MkBh ' petition for a referendum was invalid by tbe meeting moderator after he started difference is added to the balance, rate. “ Even If you don’t get caught, yds ft. plummeted 1.9 percent but later data changed that to little lower. because old petition forms were inadvert­ to talk about individual budget Itenu. an effect known as negative Then there’s the question of Uve with the fear of being ca u ^ . A an only 0.7 percent decline. Fixed-rate mortgages may vary amortization. ently circulated. The old forms did not UPl photo downpayments and length of the failure of trust in an entploymaat Retail sales figures, covering both domestic and by the amount of fees charged or r e f M recent tdianges in state statutes The choice of a mortgage may mortgage. Homeowners who want retotlonsMp is so crltlcU .Ti imported merebandiae, are a key indicator of some special incentives — making concerning such petitions, be said. For your eyes only also have a lot to do with what is to build equity faster and can almost irreversible. You have la consumer sentiment that in turn is a major pillar of it difficult to figure out what the available to an individual ho­ afford higher monthly payments trust somebody to be able to L?. W The referendum was set for Monday from noon to i p.m. at Community Hall, with tbe Inside Tinlav the economy. best deal is over the long run. meowner. Banks use a variety of may choose a 15-year term, but the delegate responaiUUty to Um. D A sharp eye for computations can see through this town meeting scheduled to reconvene after Auto sales for tbe month were up 1.6 percent after That's one thing the buyer criteria to decide whether a vast majority take the 30-year you have evidence you can’t trait unique Panasonic solar-powered, clear calculator. The the polls close. The referendum will be tbe falling 2.3 percent in March. doesn’t have to worry about. The borrower should be approved — route. him, you just can’t work wtth A c M o a — _ 12 _ _ 10 first on tbe town budget since June 1977, OiilInMi , 2 0 But building nuterials sales slipped back 1.2 JE-380U's acrylic keyboard uses specially-designed lender is required to disclose the but a couple of general guidelines Downpayments can vary, some­ him.” V OpfeikM 6 Town CHerk Catberine K. Leiner said. C W M t S t e 19-10 , ■ 2 percent, a reverse from the 4 percent increase in transparent circuits and easy-to-ready keys. Features annual percentage rate, the effec­ play a big part. times down to 5 percent. The best Dwyer dismisses any argumdht r M b i M A dff.d’T Pierog, Depoty First Selectman Douglas March and tbe advances for several previous months. tive rate of the mortage with all the iVpically, lenders don't want the deal is available to veterans, who that the problem inight be ’ a C km fNlpi EnWminitwnl ______12 T a l M U n n A include ability to operate under a minumum of SO lux of T. Cheney and Selectman Carl A. Preuw all L o w y 1 ■ I.. 2 W « M t m Furniture stores also reported sales down 14 complications conklitered. homeowner’s principal, interert may be able to get a Veterans two-way street, with eronloysn M '-’gNOBB, 2 light, eight-digit LCD display and three-key memory as percent on.top of the 9.4 percent drop in March. Fees are figured in poinU, one and tax payments to exceed a Administration-backed mortgage fautt for impoalng aitilBw t$i voted against tbe budget referendum. well as sign change and square root keys. point equaling 1 percent of the loan percent of gross inconte. They without putting a penny down. quirementa for Jobe. 1 I