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20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. June 8, 1982 ECHS principal Board reprimands 'Ants up tree' BUSIWESS / C la ssifie d / « felt like freshman top state educatoi for supper? page 13 . . . page 4 . . page 5 There's no business like bank business with the same explanation — it’s the lender of last GOVERNMENT DEALERS and banks work very it also wanted to assure them that, if they found By Philip Greer and Myron Kandel themselves short of money, the lending window at the resort. closely together. Since Treasury paper is as good as Manchester, Conn. cash, the margin, or down payment, required to buy the Fed would be open. You have to wonder, though, if the Fed, by giving the Sunny, warm The Fed justifies its action by pointing out that it is There's no business like bank business. Nobody other paper is very small. You can buy $1 million worth of banks such a steady backup, isn’t simply making the 6n Thursday Wednesday, June 9, 1982^ than a bank wades through billions of dollars on a daily Treasuries by putting up just $50,000— that’s 5 percent. the tender of last resort — that it’s supposed to help situation worse. If the banker knows the Fed’s zillions basis, creates its own money almost any time it likes The rest of the money comes from the banks, banks get over the tough times. That’s true, to a point. will be there in time of need, what’s to stop him (or her) — See page 2 copy 25c and bas a wet nurse always on hand in case things turn sometimes directly, sometimes through broker in­ When a bank is by something outside its control, from taking on risky loans? What is there to make a when economic conditions threaten the banking system, banker tend to his accounts when the risk of failure is so IrralJi sour. termediaries. That comfortable situation became clear again in the If there had been a default, then, it would have the Fed is supposed to be there to cushion the shock. diluted? Trading in government securities, although it involves wake of the default by Drysdale Government Securities reached into the banks themselves, whether they o^^ed In the Drysdale case, the Chase bank can afford the Inc., which left Chase Manhattan Bank holding the bag. the securities that were defaulted or financed the firms tons of money, is another question. Before Chase agreed to act as a middleman for Drysdale, it’s safe to assume loss. It will wipe out any chance of a profit in the second And, once again, it raised the very serious question of that did own them. quarter and take a big chunk from the year’s earnings. whether it should have happened. Chase soon agreed to make good on the interest pay­ it checked into the firm. Never mind that other banks checked, too, and decided not to handle the firm’s ac­ But the bank is so big that, from the point of view of When Drysdale defaulted by not paying $160 million in ment. It will cost the bank at least $270 million in all safety for depositors, the $270 million — or whatever it interest due on Treasury securities 'it had borrowed. tion. Chase has a right to make its own decisions. Halfway before taxes, and the price could go higher. finally comes too — poses no threat at all. Chase’s deci­ Chase, which had arranged the loan, said at first it was It also has a right to be wrong. So do the other banks, sion to pay off also means there won’t be any domino Israeli jets not responsible for the payment. That created a very BEFORE THAT HAPPENED, though, the Federal just as the brokers do. And you have to wonder if the Reserve showed how things work in the banking Fed should be standing there with its pockets open, for effect. ’The Fed’s decision could be encouraging to a lot real threat of securities firms falling like dominoes more less-than-careful banking practices. because they would not be getting the payments they business. The New York Fed called a meeting of the the single reason that a bank might be in trouble. house expected from Drysdale and might not be able to make members of the New York Clearing Hose — the 12 It must be nice to be in a business where you know biggest banks in the city. It wanted to know if any of This, of course, isn’t the first time. The Fed has payments they were obligated for and had earmarked historically been ready to help the banks, and always that failure, at the least, will be neat. that money for. them anticipated problems because of the default. And advised hit Syrians -in B rief------By United Press International pressed north along the coastal By Nancy Thompson road, inland from the Chouf moun­ Credit crunch Herald Reporter Israeli jets and invasion forces tains and across east-central Ferguson cited pounded Syrian positions today on Lebanon, apparently converging on 9 Area residents cite marital dis­ the main DamascusBeirut road Beirut Thomas F. Ferguson of 78 Forest St. was cord and drug and alcohol abuse as today, downing a MiG fighter and a However, Mdeirej and Dahr el awarded a certificate in financial planning at a the major mental health problems, helicopter as Syrian reinforcements ceremony held last Thursday on the campus of according to a study by the North Baydar,16 miles east of Beirut, are hurts business were reported moving into Lebanon. on the only remaining route to the Adelphi University, Garden City, L.I., N.Y. Central Regional Mental Health Gunboats, steaming close to the Beka Valley — a route that could be The certificate is the culmination of a year-long Board. coast, bombarded the highway adja­ course of study in business and estate planning. The By Mary Tobin “In view of these alarming financial used to invade Svria. Although Manchester appears to cent to Beirut’s only airport, only 8 university is the first academic institution to offer a trends, the deterioration of corporate UPl Business Writer have a low need for mental health miles south of the besieged capital, At the United Nations Security formal course of college study in the field. credit quality as reflected in credit services, based on the number of ad­ witnesses said. Council, the United Slates Tuesday We are all deluged today with solicitations for NEW YORK — The extremely ratings is disturbing, but not sur­ _ missions to state mental hospitals, On the fourth day of the Israeli vetoed a resolution condemning investments, insurance plans and financial dangerous state of corporate balance prising,” Kaufman said. downtown Manchester is a sweep into Lebanon to destroy PLO Israel for ignoring a cease-fire call schemes which offer a multitude of suggestions to sheets could lead to sharply increased Top-rated companies still can borrow “distressed area” with a need for strongholds, the military command The vote was 14-1, with only solve our future direction. Most of us are thoughly failures on the magnitude of Braniff at prime or below, Yardeni said, but more services, the study says. in Tel Aviv said Israeli forces shot Washington opposed. confused. r International and AM International. others are being forced to pay above down another Syrian MiG fighter David M. Jones, economist for Aubrey ‘It is the role of the financial planner to suggest prime, if indeed they can borrow at all. Marcia Richardson, who compiled plane and an attack helicopter. The G. Lanston & Co., said “prolonged tight the best method of planning for each individual ac­ “Banks are throwing good money after the study for the mental health Israelis reported downing six MiGs cording to his wants, desires and interests. The money clashing with huge federal bad in some cases,” in the hopes that in­ board, said the downtown area on Tuesday. financial planner has no axe to grind in advancing deficits has all but crowded corporations terest rates will come down and spen­ would be a good location for new or In another development, Israeli Falklands any one course of action, so that the client may be out of the bond market. If firms can’t ding will pick up, “but new customers expanded mental health services reserve units were mobilized to assured that his advice is not self-interested,” said borrow long-term there’s a strong are being turned away.” because that is where the need lies. strengthen lines on the Golan Ferguson, possibility that even larger businesses Heights in case the fighting with IN THE BROADEST sense cor­ Ms. Richardson also said there is Ferguson, former publisher of the Manchester will go belly up.” Syria escalates into a fifth Middle porations have been hit by problems need for a halfway house to provide Herald, is a member of Financial Associates, 825 Short'term business borrowing — from East war. Syrian troops have been fighting beyond their control — inflation and a transition from institutional care. Herald photo by Tarquinlo Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, a group which offers banks and in the commercial paper deficit-induced high interest rates have based in Lebanon since the 1976 Civil comprehensive financial planning for both in­ market — has exploded and much of it been prolonged by the Federal Reserve’s Ms. Richardson said that in sur­ War as a peacekeeping force. dividual and business interests. has been so-called “distress” borrowing tight monetary policy. At the same time veys of local residents, people We’re No. 1 (almost) In Bonn, West Germany, of money needed just to stay in business. high unemployment and the recession “overwhelmingly supported the Secretary of State Alexander Haig and other top U.S, officials said the renewed Corporate income statements and have cut consumer spending. need for new mental health Members of the Manchester High School against Southington High School. From left Dealer wins prize balance sheets show that much of the facilities in their towns and their timing of Israeli withdrawal from But Kaufman said errors in corporate softball team celebrate their 10-7 victory In front of bus are Karen Wright, Nancy Cur­ borrowing is necessary simply to stay neighborhoods.” Lebanon was being discussed with CLEVELAND — Kirby vacuum cleaner dis­ judgment have contributed to the over North’ Haven Tuesday In Meriden. The tin, Donna Piccarello and Lisa Christensen. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem By Urttfed Press International alive,” Edward Yardeni, chief crunch. “Business corporations have not See story, other photos on page ,9. tributor Donald J. Peaslee, owner of Kirby Center economist at E.F. Hutton & Co., said. The study covered eight towns in result puts them In the Class LL state cham­ Begin. of Manchester, 217 Center St., Manchester, Conn., been in the vanguard of the fight against Haig also told reporters on the Britain said it was in firm control ‘Negative cash flow is eroding net worth Inflation,” he said. “Management was Che area, the largest being pionship game Friday night In Stratford is one of 80 distributors to win their choice of a for many corporations.” Manchester. Other towns included . plane taking President Reagan to today of two more coastal Norwegian blue fox jacket or autumn haze mink blinded by the rising nominal sales settlements near the Falklands volume and by expectations that costs in the study were Andover, Bolton, Bonn that it has not yet been decided bubble cape valued at $2,500 in the recent Kirby Co. IN ADDITION to slower sales Hebron, Vernon, South Windsor, if the United States will offer troops capital of Stanley following a day of would tend_to lag behind prices.” deadly air and sea battles. Argen­ “Renovate for Her” campaign. because of the recession, “accounts Ellington and Tolland. to strengthen the U.N. peacekeeping Participants in the campaign, which honored and receivable are going through the roof,” “The structural change from inflation Vote isn't unanimous, but tina damaged three British ships. force in Lebanon but said it was recognized Kirby women distributors as well as the Yardeni said. “That means corporations to disinflation is catching them by sur­ Area residents, surveyed at ran­ possible. Instead of the expected attack on wives of Krby distributors, were distributors, area are not getting paid by their customers prise,” Yardeni said. ‘"They learned to dom, said the main problem in­ White House Communications the island capital, the clear skies distributors and area dealers who attained and are having to borrow to finance live with inflation and now they can’t volved marriage and divorce, directors back arms freeze Director David Gergen said Reagan Tuesday brought a British assault on specified sales quotas. Objective was to increase these accounts.” pass the prices on to their customers any followed by alcohol and drug abuse. - will ask Congress for $25 million in the communities of Fitzroy and the sales of accessory products or super renovation more.” Those were followed by social isola­ emergency aid for Lebanon. Jones said the balance sheet pressures By Paul Hendrie national issues when they ran for of­ Cassano held up a thick file of Bluff Cove on Fitzroy Bay, an inlet groups along with Kirby’ vacuum cleaners. are spreading beyond the auto and “The ultimate effect is that business tion of the elderly, behavior and literature on the issue, disputing He also revealed that Middle East 15 miles southwest of Stanlev. will continue to cut back in spending on Herald Reporter fice. housing industries into many other cor­ learning problems in school and He also repeated fears that the Penny’s claims of “shallow” trouble shooter Philip Habib was in inventories and plant and equipment and “There is no obstacle in the way of porate areas, even including formerly spouse abuse. resolution would set the precedent deliberation. Damascus, Syria as part of his ef­ this will cause the economy to weaken The Board of Directors, despite Argentine withdrawal except the Out of vouchers high-flying energy companies. for board consideration of a wide “I quite honestly resent that,” forts to bring about a cease-fire in further in the second half,” Jones said. 3 5 ® Area residents said Increased ser­ strong objections from several Argentines,” Prime Minister Henry Kaufman, chief economist at UPl photo directors, Tuesday iiight approved a range of national issues. He said the added Cassano. Lebanon. Some individual taxpayers who began paying But over the long haul, this paring vices are needed primarily in the Field reports said hundreds of Margaret Thatcher told Parliament. Salomon Brothers, noted that corporate resolution calling oii the Itoagan ad­ public record of the board’s Cassano agreed to a Republican quarterly estimated tax payments for the first time down will increase productivity and area of alcohol and drug abuse, Israeli tanks were poised for the “We shall now have to take by force short-term debt now exceeds long-term ministration to begin negotiations deliberations on the issue are amendment to the motion so it calls this year may not receive vouchers in time for make for a healthier business sector. followed by martial problems. climb to the Mdeirej and Dahr el what the Argentines would not give debt by a ratio of less than 1.4-to-l; liquid Merry-go-round with the Soviet Union for a freeze on “shallow.” for negotiations for a freeze, rather making their second installment payment which is Baydar road junctions as Israeli jet up.” assets to short-term debt, or the money “ When the recovery does com e,” - Community leaders who were sur- nuclear weapons. DEMOCRATIC DIRECTOR than immediate implementation of due June 15, the Internal Revenue Service an­ At the same time, the first major on hand to pay it, is down to 0.4-to-l — 40 Jones said, “the companies still around A multiple-position carousel helps Lillian Babcock In the silver brazing ■ veyed separately agreed that The resolution also calls for a Stephen T. Cassano, the resolution’s 3 fr60Z6 fighters zeroed in on Syrian nounced today. will be lean and hungry and profits of torque tube assemblies at the ITT Barton Instruments plant In City . marital problems were the most REPUBLICAN DIRECTOR defenses on the mountain ridge air and sea battle in the Falkland An unexpected increase in the number of cents of liquid assets for every $1 of of. Nov. 2 referendum on the nuclear sponsor, replied that the freeze is a should explode. We should have an pressing, followed by substance William J. Diana said he could overlooking the strategic Bekaa Islands in eight days erupted, but taxpayers filing 1982 declarations of estimated tax short-term debt. In the first half of 1981, Industry, Calif. The tubes will be used In differential pressure units, freeze. local issue, because Manchester’s extremely well-balanced, non- agree to the resolution, because it Valley. Britain refused to say if the Argen­ resulted in a shortage of voucher and envellpe non-financial corporations paid 30 per­ devices for recorders that measure pipeline pressure changes for the abuse. The vote was five in favor, two op­ proximity to military targets would cent of before-tax profit in interest inflationary and profitable recovery ensure the town’s destruction in a calls for a bilateral, verifiable With Israel holding most of tine air attack was aimed at a packages that are mailed to taxpayers who used the gas, petroleum and petrochemical Industries. Although Ms. Richardson said posed and two abstaining. expense. starting in 1984. Among those who abstained was nuclear war. freeze on nuclear testing, produc­ southern Lebanon,,reporters driving seaborne invasion of the small over-the-counter Form 1040ES to make the initial there are a number of services into Beirut from Damascus said Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Pen­ He quoted debate of a similar tion and deployment. towns. payment Additional forms are being printed but available in the area, people sur- fresh Syrian armor and SAM-6 mis­ Britain’s Ministry of Defense said ny, who reiterated his argument resolution that faced the Palo Alto, Democratic Director Arnold M. their delayed mailing may result in some first time veyed. were not aware of them.' “Ike” Kleinschmidt tried to amend sile batteries were moving into the frigate Plymouth and two lan­ estimated taxpayers not receiving them soon that the freeze is a national issue Calif., City council. ’That resolution N.Y. firm begins move to buy Torin Corp. : She said the problems identified in that falls outside the board’s passed when the council members the resolution, so it would set the Lebanon. ding ships unloading supplies were enough to make the June 15 payment. November referendum, but would While attention focused on the damaged in the Tuesday evening air However, the IRS said that affected taxpayers ■ Manchester and the nearby towns jurisdiction. He said that, unlike decided the city’s location near a are similar to th<^ identified as elected federal officials, town direc­ military base made the freeze a Beirut-Damascus highway, three strike. But Britain said today it had should not delay their June 15 payment because Please turn to page 8 separate columns of Israeli troops downed six Argentine jets, including terms of the offer attractive and has un­ proprietary Industrial products. Torrington.” major problems in the state. tors were not tested by the voters on . local issue.. they have not received the forms. Taxpayers should TORRINGTON (UPl) - Torin Corp. at least four Mirages, and damaged animously recommended acceptance by ‘"This merger makes sense from every The two companies said Torin and include in an accompanying note or on the check would become a wholly owned subsidiary four others that were unidentified. point of view,” Charles H. Moore Jr., some of its shareholders had agreed to their Social Security number, name, address and in­ of a New York manufacturing company our shareholders,” said Torin Chairman Argentina said its troops smashed president and chief executive officer of sell about 35 percent of the company's dicate that the payment is for 1982 estimated taxes. under a merger process slated to l^gin Rufus C. Stillman, who is also the com­ a British attempt to form a new today with a tender offer for outstanding pany’s chief executive officer. Clevepak, said Monday. “Most impor­ oustandlng stock to Clevepak provided State moves ahead For further information, call toll-free 1-800-343- beachhead In the Fitzroy area, Torin manufactures airmoving tantly both groups of shareholders the offer was not withdrawn under 9000. Torin common stock. causing heavy casualties and products and wireforming machinery benefit.” sp^ified circumstances. , Clevepak Corp., which is based in destroying most of the supplies White Plains, N.Y., said it expected to and employs 1,640 people, including 757 Moore said employees of the two com­ If consumated, Torin would remain landed. The Joint Chiefs of Staff begin a tender offer today under which it people working in ’Torrington where the panies also would benefit from the based in Torrington with a Clevepak sub­ Lawyers to meet on flood reoDvery said a British frigate and two lan­ would pay $25 per share of Torin com­ firm’s operations are headquartered. planned merger and that Clevepac sidiary merging into Torin to niake the ding ships were sunk and a fourth HARTFORD — Thomas F. Lambert Jr., mon stock. Clevepak is an intergraM manufac­ “enthulastically endorses Torin’s com­ company a wholly owned subsidiary of ship was disabled. professor of law at Suffolk University, Boston, will “Torin’s board considers the financiai turer of specialty packaging and mitment to its employees and to Clevepak. I By Mark A. Dupuis at $100 million or more. "We can say that this moment is a be the speaker at the Bench/Bar Awards Luncheon 'liiroughout New England at least United Press International decisive one,” Gen. Oswaldo Garcia z2 people were dead or missing in at the Connecticut Bar Association 1982 annual of A rgentina’s South Atlantic meeting at the Parkview Hillton, on Monday. .the rains. theater said. At the luncheon, co-sponsored by the Connecticut HARTFORD — With the Im­ O’Neill Joined members of the But British Defense Ministry Trial Lawyers Association, Connecticut Supreme What next? New computer takes dictation; mediate emergency declared over, state’s congressional delegation and spokesman Ian McDonald said late Court Justice Ellen Ash Peters will be presented officials worked today to direct the a top federal official for a helicopter Tuesday elements of Britain’s the Trial Lawyers Annual Judiciary Award. recovery from floods that washed flight over flood-ravaged areas feet away or several thou­ puter voice commands. good deal of what is going smaller,” Jenkins said, recently landed 5th Infantry Brigade Most judges of Superior Court will be attending HOUSTON (UPl) - No wnai you are Oping, jusi away homes and businesses, caused Tuesday, the first day the sun broke sand miles away. Other The three-day con­ to be bas not yet been citing a recent develop­ the luncheon at which judges who have become one has invented a com­ tell the computer and it millions of dollars in damage across out over the state since the rains of 3,000 men “are now firmly es­ will understand,” said Ber- machines can control ference, which includes developed,” Jenkins said. ment that enabled the eo- tablished at ■'Fitzroy settlement and state referees during the past year or will become puter that can think for the state and left 12 people dead or began. tam Weinstein of climates inside buildings, seminars and sales presen­ “The trend now is tire Bible to be printed on itself — but scientists have “I think we can say the basic Bluff Cove.” referees before Labor Day will be honored by the Interstate Electronics monitor security, help in­ tations, will attract about towards miniaturization — an area no larger, than « missing. come up with one’ nifty Gov. William O’NelU said the im- emergency situation” has ended, bar association. Those judges are Former Chief Corp. crease productivity or 100,000 pet^le, said Darrell making them smaller and pinhead. 1 number that takes dicta­ m e ^ t e O’NelU said later at a briefing in Justice Joseph W. Bogdanski; Judge Walter J W einstein’s company regulate inventory. Jenkins of Management & Sidor, West Hartford; Judge Jay E. Rubinow tion. emergency Hartford. However, be added, was one of about 650 And, of course, com­ Technology Consultants, Manchester; Judge Joseph A. Adorno, Middletown; • brou^t on by “’There is no question of the disaster A California-based com­ exhibitors showing the- puters can be used for who helpi^ put the'con­ inside Today Judge Douglass B, Wright, Hartford; Judge Milton th e h e a v y here.” puter firm official claims latest and most advanced education as well as enter­ ference together. Related J. Herman, Bridgeport; Judge John M. Alexander his company’s machine OwnYourOwn Office; rains had . - ’The flooding, which resulted from technology Monday at the tainment. Video games Computers being dis­ 24 pages, 4 sections, Windsor; Judge Henry J. DeVita, New Haven. responds to voice com­ passed and the StOrleS OM what was described as a once-in-a- National Comjiuter drew long lines at the con­ played have an almost un­ 1 advertising supplement • Office Condominium • Below Market Financing century rainstorm, was blamed for mands and obeys correctly ference. limited abilities, “but a state would ______Conference in the • In Mtncfaester • G ^ ra l Boiefita of Ownerahiir now s e ^ out PfiflBS 4 , 18 at least 10 deaths in the stah^ ’Three Advice ...... 99 percent of the time. 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2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 9, 1982 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICe FO f«C A 8 T 10 7 AM EST » -T O -# Z Buckland brl news Briefing SEATTLE Panel picked to study plan not Reagan arrives FBI seeks slaying SAN FRANCISCO water pressure woes In West Germany link In Lisbon sure yet LOWEST OAlX By Paul Hendrie BONN (UPI) — President Reagan BOSTON (UPI) - The FBI is sending TEMPERATURES Herald Reporter an agent to Portugal because of » • By Raymond T. DeMeo arrived in West Germany today on the '$)■ j t E o r w — — The Board of Directors Tuesday last leg of his European journey, similarities between tbe killing of a HAft ' Herald Reporter carrying a message calling for deep cuts Turkish diplomat in Lisbon and the . “. I sNOw night appointed a subcommittee to assassination last month of the honorary Developer Richard D. Bronson seek solutions for inconveniences by both East and West bloc nations in the •NOWCnt ^ PLOW Turkish cUnsul to New England, EZ3 says he has “no idea” how his firm residents of the Stephen Street area numbers of troops stationed in Europe. UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST «0 will propose to use the approximate- Descending the steps of Air Force One, authorities say. say have been caused by a drop of “Even if the Justice commandos for ly 90 acres of land on the water pressure there. holding hands with his wile Nancy, Manchester-South Windsor line that Reagan smiled broadly upon his arrival Armenian Genocide hadn’t taken credit The board also instructed the for their Lisbon killing, their methods it has agreed to purchase for about Public Works Department to con­ in West Germany, where protesters have $5 million. pledged massive demonstrations against could leave little doubt who committed duct a house-by-house survey of the the act,” an expert in international Weather ’The site, owned by the Hartman affected area, to find out what the his foreign policy. terrorism told the Boston Herald Tobacco Co. of Bloomfield, is where problems are and what is causing In a speech later today to .the two Pennsylvania developers Bundestag — West Germany’s parlia­ American ’Tuesday. them. Although federal law enforcement of­ proposed building the $50-million The town’s $20-million water im­ ment — Reagan will urge the Warsaw Buckland Commons shopping mall. Herald photo by Hendrie Pact nations and NATO each slash troop ficials would not say both killings were provement program is creating ’The Pennsylvania developers’ op­ HRC MEMBERS RUBIN FISHER (LEFT) AND LOU KOCSIS levels by 700,000 in an effort to defuse carried out by the same terrorist, the Extended outlook three pressure zones in town — each similarities are striking the FBI is sen­ tion to purchase the land expir^ . . . town lacks "spirit” of affirmative action designed to operate at pressures tensions in eastern Europe. Extended outlook for New England Friday through last fall. Richard A. Newfleld, presi­ Reagan flew here from a three-day ding an agent from either Rome or Paris ranging from 25 to 100 pounds per to view the evidence in the slaying Mon­ Sunday: dent of the Hartman Tobacco Co, square inch — to replace the eight stay in Great Britain, calling anew for a Massachusetts, Rhode Island & Connecticut: Chance says the developers, Buckland cease-fire in the Middle East and reaffir­ day of Erkut Akbay in Lisbon, officials pressure zones that used to exist. said. of showers Friday. Fair Saturday and Sunday. Highs in Associates, told him in a letter The result is higher water ming U.S. support for Britain in the the 70s except in the 60s on Cape Cod. Lows in the 50s. recently that they had dropped their Falkland Islands War. Officials said his slaying had many of pressure in some areas and lower the hallmarks of the May 4 killing in Vermont: Clearing Friday. Fair Saturday and Sun­ plans to purchase the land.. Weiss decries water pressure in others. SANDRA DUNN On the flight to Bonn aboard Air Force day. Pleasant temperatures. Highs near 70. Lows PAUL COSGROVE Somerville of Turkish consul Orhan R. Buckland Associates' attorney, The Stephen Street area, which . . . tells of problems One, administration officials said the the around 50. Christine Vertefeuille of New . . . can’t live this way timing of Israeli withdrawal from Gunduz. The Justice Commandos for used to enjoy water pressure 5^11'-: Armenian Genocide, a group seeking Maine. New Hampshire: Chance of showers later Haven, says she only learned about. exceeding 100 pounds, now has Lebanon was being discussed with UPI photo Friday and Saturday. Fair Sunday.- Highs in the 60s and Bronson and Hutensky’s plans to pledged to work for a solution of the Israeli Prime Minister Menachem vengeance for the reported massacre of pressure in the low to mid 30s. More should be able to operate your 70s. Lows in the 50s. buy the land when she read it in the residents’ water problems, if it is Begin. 1.5 million Armenians in 1915, claimed 'slugfest' over than 30 residents of the area (toilet) facilities.” newspaper. determined that the decreased They said Reagan will ask Congress responsibility for the Gunduz slaying in appeared before the Board of Direc­ Kandra said residents in other Today In history Still pending, she says, is pressure is the cause. for $25 m illio n in e m e rg e n c y the city outside of Boston. tors Tuesday to register their dis­ areas which will have changes in Today’s forecast Buckland Associates’ lawsuit ”lf people can’t flush their toilets humanitarian aid for Lebanon, and dis­ On June 9,1899 James Jeffries (left) won the heavyweight boxing title Each victim was repeatedly shot in the content. water pressure are being notified in head with a 9 mm. automatic pistol as he Today sunny, highs 75 to 80. Light and variable winds. against Hartman and the South Sandra Dunn, of 58 Stephen St., advance. and if people can’t wash their 9 closed that troubleshooter Philip Habib by knocking out Bob Fitzsimmons In New York City. Here they shake Windsor Planning and Zoning Com­ clothes, we have to do something,” has arrived in Damascus, Syria, in his ef­ was sitting in a stopped car, each was Wednesday night clear. Lows in the 50s. Light and said the low water pressure makes Kandra did say there may be nands at a 1902 return bout In San Francisco. Jeffnes again won by a gunned down by a terrorist in a blue mission, seeking to recover a $750,- minority plan it impossible to flush toilets, he added. forts to bring about a Middle East cease­ variable winds. some help on the way for the knockout. jogging suit and in both cases the 000 deposit it paid on the land because the tanks won’t fill, and Stephen Street area. The new Scott The board subcommittee will fire. assassin discarded the murder weapon several years ago, plus $150,000 in appliances adequately. attempt to determine what agencies as the only gauge directors Drive water tank, scheduled to go on ERA debate at the scene and fled on foot. Long Island Sound interest. By Paul Hendrie “In order for us to have clean line as soon as 'Thursday, could in­ engineering solutions may exist. New lines drawn Hoax disappoints Bronson,- meanwhile, says his have to measure the ad­ clothes, we either have to run it The subcom m ittee consists of Herald Reporter ministration’s progress in recruit­ crease pressure up to 10 pounds. beats up In Illinois The National Weather Service forecast for Long firm has had “no communication” through an extra cycle, or we use Water and Sewer Administrator Democrats Arnold M. “Ike” for budget battle job seekers ‘Red tide’ halts Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.I., to Montauk Point, with Buckland Associates concer­ A black member of the Human ment. But he said he too is “very up­ less detergent and end up with a skin Kleinschmidt and James F. set” that the most recent list ap­ Frank J. Jodaitis said. MIAMI (UPI) — Newspaper officials SPRINGFIELD, III. (UPI) - More N.Y.: ning the land. Relations Commission repeated his rash, because the clothes are not "Dutch” Fogarty and Republican WASHINGTON (UPI) - New financial than 1,000 people converged on the Shellfish harvest Variable winds 10 to 12 knots today, ortheast to north charges Tuesday night that the parently is not up-to-date. MAYOR STEPHEN T. Penny William J. Diana. lines have been drawn for another par­ say they will try to find and prosecute clean,” said Mrs. Dunn. Capitol in what Equal Rihts Amendment winds tonight at 10 to 15 knots. Mostly sunny today with UNDER THE TERMS of its op­ town’s new minority hiring plan “People just cannot continue to tisan budget battle in the House, with the hoaxers whose phony construction BOSTON (UPI) — Shellfish harvesting The joint subcommittee plans to backers called a political “media show” visibility generally 5 miles or better. Clear tonight. tion, Buckland and Hutensky have won’t work, saying it’s too live the way' we are living now,” Democrats and Republicans armed with job ads drew hundreds of unemployed areas' from Gloucester to the New review the 14-point Human by Gov. Jam es R. Thompson that Wave heights 1 foot today and decreasing tonight. until Oct. 31 to pay a $250,000 deposit mechanical and laclu the “spirit” of added Paul Cosgrove, of 11 Gerard opposing fiscal 1983 spending plans. workers — some of whom wept in Hampshire border were ordered closed on the land. After that, the firm will Relations Commission recommen­ despair when told the jobs didn’t exist. featured Phyllis Schlafly saying the ERA affirmative action. dation as the starting point for St. Two to otteniJ confab In private sessions Tuesday, would send the nation’s “darling ’Tuesday after dangerous levels of “red have 12 months to purchase it. Rubin Fisher pointed to inac­ Democrats drafted a package that “It was one of the most humiliating tide” poisoning were detected, state of­ Bronson says it’s “not unusual” development of a comprehensive af­ THE RESIDENTS complained things I’ve ever experienced in my life,” daughters” to war. curacies on lists mailed June 2 of firmative action implementation projects a 1983 deficit of $107.8 billion , The House convened as a Committee ficials said. National forecast lor his firm to purchase a piece of minority resource agencies — used they weren’t informed thir pressure Republican Registrar of Voters held in conjunction with the and fully funds Medicare. Republicans said Leo Harris, 32, a welder who has A Department of Environmental plan. Frederick E. Peck Jr. and his depu­ of the Whole, ’Tuesday, to hear testimony land before it knows what it wants to to help generate minority job would decrease, either when they secretary of the state and her staff wrote one that cuts deeply into sopial been out of work since February and one Quality Engineering spokesman said By United Press International Los Angeles c 73 57 .... on ERA, advancing it to the voting stage. City & Fcst Hi Lo Pep do with it. I applicants — to back his argument voted on the water improvement ty, Karin VonDeck, will attend the and approximately 300 registrars. of the 300 men who waited in line for microscopic Dinof laggellate Louisville r 82 64 .69 But Fikher said the administration programs and keeps the deficit below But no vote on the sensitive political Albuquerque c 92 50 .... Memphis pc 95 76 .... He says the firm will do a that the town is not serious about af­ program or when the new system 29th annual spring conference of the Newly passed legislation dealing $100 billion. hours for the jobs that didn’t exist. Gonyalulass — a potent toxin that causes Anchorage cy 62 49 .06 Miami Beach c 83 77 .... should not wait for board action, but Registrar of Voters Association of issue was expected soon in Illinois — con­ Asheville pc 88 60 .... feasibility study to determine the firmative action. went into place in their area. with the operation of the registrar’s A budget showdown on the House floor “It was a cruel hoax,” said Harris. “It paralysis in humans — was found in Milwaukee r 68 S3 .... could take steps now to change sidered a key state for passage by the Atlanta c 92 70 .... Minneapolis r 77 60 .02 best use of the property. The study “The real problem seems to be Public Works Director George A. Connecticut on June 10 and 11 in offices will be discussed. was something I’ve never seen before, Billinas pc 56 43 .21 recruitment procedures. is expected Thursday. June 30 deadline. Approval by three clams, mussels and scallops on the North Nashville pc 91 68 .... should be ready in about six months, one of recruitment,” said Fisher. Kandra agreed they should have Cromwell. Neither' side is confident enough to some of the despair in people’s faces. Shore. Birmingham c 95 64 .... New Orleans c 93 68 .... Boston c 60 50 .... New York c 76 58 .... he says. “Lists are very mechanical.” The hiring plan adopted last been informed ahead of time. Peck is one of the association’s The Roman naturalist Pliny the They were so desperate they would have more states is needed. Brwnsvll Tx.pc predict victory, but the GOP plan, which ERA backers charged the appearance The harvesting areas will remain Oklahm Cty pc 80 70 .... Bronson says the firm wants to He said the town should be doing a month allows the top five finalists “ But, frankly, we didn’t expect directors and has attended every Elder believed that earthquakes has the support of some conservative done almost anything to find work.” Buffalo c Omaha r 68 63 ,6E of ’Thompson before the special House closed until the level of the toxin drops Charlstn S.C. c buy the parcel because it is a “very better job of reaching out to and for town jobs, instead of the current the kind of problem that is conference since the association has were protests from Mother Earth Democrats, seems to have the best Miami Herald advertising Ed Philadelphia c 70 56 .... session was nothing moe than a “media below 80 micrograms per 100 grams of Charm N.C pc Phoenix c 96 68 ... well located piece of land,” in a building personal relationships with top three applicants, to be givOn developing,” said Kandra. “Even at been in existance. against wicked miners who stole her Sweet said the newspaper was going to Chicago r 75 50 .... 77 55 ... J chance of passage. shellfish meat for three weeks, DEQE Pittsburgh c Tje June 11 conference will be show” as more than 1,000 people Cleveland pc 80 60 .... “good growth area” and accessible potential sources of minority equal consideration. It also calls for 25 pounds per square inch, you gold and silver. Two weeks ago, the House defeated try to find whoever placed the ads. spokesman Richard Sullivan said. Portlana M. pc 66 46 ... gathered at the Capitol to hear Columbus cy 82 62 .... Portland Ore 79 50 ... to where the state plans to build a applicants. review of job descriptions for poten­ eight separate spending plans before “I’m quite sure if we gather enough in­ ’The ban “could conceivably go right Dallas pc 92 73 .... Providence c 68 40 ... connector to Interstate-86. testimony, Thompson, accused of being Denver c 81 41 .... “I’m concerned about the tone of tial biases. leaving for an extended Memorial Day formation, we will try and prosecute. through the summer,” he said. Richmond pc 81 62 ... He says the firm “hasn’t even con­ STORE HOURS OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9. TUES 8. only a rhetorical ERA supporter by Des Moines cy 73 62 .... r St. Louis r 83 68 1.9 this discussion,” said General recess. Everything they gave us is a fake,” he Testing of shellfish on the South Shore Detroit r 85 so .... Director Stephen T. Cassano, feminists, said Abraham Lincoln would Salt Lake Cltyc 66 44 ... sidered” what it will do about Manager Robert B. Weiss. “We’re YOU ALWAYS BUY BETTER AT % g • Last month, the Senate rejected Presi­ said. and Cape Cod has been stepped up by the Duluth r 67 40 .... San Antpnlo .pc 92 72 ..A approve of the amendment. . El 'Paso c 90 62 .... several lawsuits pending against all on the same side and what it’s chairman of the directors Personnel dent Reagan’s original budget propoHal, Dade State Attorney Janet Reno said DEQE, but ho trace of red tide has been San Diego pc 71 62 ... Watching t’ue proceedingfrom the Hartford c 75 48 .... San Franese iy 04 40 ... Buckland Associates seeking to stop turned into is a slugfest. The tone of Subcommittee, defended the plan. OF MANCHESTER then approved an administration-backed she is “very interested in prosecuting” if found in those areas, he said. Honolulu c 87 75 .... San Juan pc 92 76 ... them from developing the property. gallery were seven women who have Indianapolis pc 83 68 .... Seattle c 72 50 ... your comments implies we are in­ alternative that projects a deficit of $116 any evidence of criminal activity is Paralytic shellfish poisoning does not Jackson Mss. 98 73 .... “Give it a chance to work,” he produced. been on a hunger strike since May 17 for Spokane c 75 50 ... ANTHONY PAGANO of the sincere in our efforts. D billion deficit. Jacksonville c 96 72 ... said in response to Fisher’s the ERA. Two of the fasters who hurt the fish, but can cause illness and Tampa c gi'Ti ... “This administration may be in­ Once the House approves a budget, it The men traveled as far as 50 miles in Kansas City r 86 62 2.22 Washington pc 78 64 ... Manchester law firm of Beck and criticisms. even death in humans. Symptoms in­ Las V ^as c 90 66 .... experienced in this area. We may will work out a compromise spending response to the ads run during the collapsed Monday — Sonia Johnson of Wichita pc 92 70 ... Pagano says the lawsuits, in Hart­ Sterling, Va., and Shirley Wallace of clude numbnesss of the lips, nausea, Little Rock pc 93 72 .... not have been successful. But don’t blueprint with the Senate. If Congress weekend in the The Miami Herald and vomiting and stomach sickness, usally ford Superior Court, are still pen­ TRADE IN YOUR OLD fails to pass a budget this year, both ’The Miami News offering jobs as con­ Fort Collins, Colo. — listened from ding, because of the "potential question our sincerity.” Now you know lasting from 12 to 24 hours. Mayor Stephen T. Penny agreed sides agree the deficit will hit $182 struction laborers at $7.50 and $9.25 per reclining wheelchairs. development use” of the property by that the recently adopted minority The teddy bear got its name when billion. hour. Bronson and Hutensky. ^ ------APPLIANCES AND TV! Beck and Pagano represent the hiring plan was developed a Brooklyn candy-store owner saw a Lottery “piecemeal.” He said the joint sub­ cartoon in the Washington Evening WE NEED USED WASHERS, DRYERS, Doctor: Hinckley Biggest rally Galbraith: Soviets Pleasant Valley Neighborhood REFRIGERATORS, AND TELEVISION Tornadoes, storms Association of South Windsor. The committee of the Board of Directors Star Nov. 18, 1902, showing Presi­ N and Human Relations Commission dent Theodore Roosevelt sparing SETS TO FILL ORDERS FROM lied to psychiatrists ever predicted U.S. behind times neighborhood group is challenging SUMMER COTTAGE OWNERS AND blast the midwest the South Windsor Planning and still has to develop a “comprehen­ the life of a female bear with cubs III sive and specific” affirmative ac­ while on a hunting trip. Teddy’s INSTITUTIONS ... WE NEED THEM NOW WASHINGTON (UPI) - John W. NEW YORK (UPI) — Organizers say CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - Numbers drawn in New 1526. Zoning Commission’s approval last United Press International England Tuesday: Rhode Island daily: 9028. fall of a zone change to allow com­ tion implementation plan. kindness Inspired the man to name Hinckley Jr, probably was lying when he Saturday’s antinuclear rally cOuId be the Economist John Kenneth Galbraith Penny did .^fend^the mechanical his new fuzzy brown toy the “teddy told government psychiatrists he largest in U.S. history and predicted 500,- ’Tuesday suggested the influence of the Connecticut dally: 829. Vermont dally; 193. mercial development on the proper­ THEY’RE WORTH MONEY! Massachusetts daily: process of listing minority research bear.” Tornadoes and violent thunderstorms “honestly didn’t understand” what drove 000 demonstrators would swarm into United States and Russia has declined Maine daily: 903. ty. 7391. sent creeks and streams over their him to stalk President Carter in 1980, a Central Park at the culmination of 16 markedly and the two superpowers are' New Hampshire daily: banks, overturned trailers and knocked Harvard professor says. separate marches. locked into thinking which Is 20 years out \ Whirlpool out phone service to more than, a thou­ Dr. Park Dietz, the government’s ’The marchers heading up Fifth and of date. opening psychiatric witness at Seventh avenues in two main lines Speaking to newly initiated Phi Beta. Town to pay cost overruns Whirlpool LAUNDRY PAIR sand people in a rampage across eight 17cu.ft.__ HOM€ X aPPUANC£S Midwestern states. A Kentucky twister Hinckley’s trial on charges of shooting towards the Great Lawn in Central Park Kappa inductees at Harvard University, CUSTOM DRY HEAVY sent a dozen residents to the hospital. President Reagan, told a jury Tuesday at 10 a.m. Saturday are expected to be Gaibraith suggested other nations are NO-FROST CONTROL DUTY Cleanup efforts were under way in whenever Hinckley used the word joined by as many as 14 separate now governed by "the unbounded and un­ Almanac After retreating into Works Director George A. would have been cut oil executive session because 2 DOOR AUTOMATIC AUTOMATIC southern New England where un­ “honestly” it was a tipoff he might be “feeder” marches from various points in iversal determination of people to executive session, tbe Kandra said tbe contractor from sewer service, he the matter was part of Board of Directors agreed REFRIGERATOR DRYER WASHER precedented rains that began late last lying. the area, organizers said ’Tuesday. govern themselves,” a fact which has originally submitted a said. current legal proceedings. • 3 Drying Tamp*ralur*a •3 TEMP Tuesday night to pay the claim for $111, 000 — not The board went Into Penny said. • t p * ^ Cool Down week killed at least 23 people. Dietz, facing dogged crossexamination The march and demonstration in the reduced the influence of the super­ • 3 Onrlftfl Cyciot •4 CYCLES Three tornadoes touched down in Ken­ by a defense lawyer, dismissed park are designed to coincide with the powers. By United Press International Savin Brothers (instruc­ $65,481 — for the additional tucky. two hit Indiana and one each Hinckiey’s statements to psychiatrists United Nations Special Session on Disar­ ’The danger of this change, he said, is tion Co. $104,156.06 for cost work on the sanitary Today is Wednesday, June 9, the 160th day of 1982 with overruns on two water and sewer. dipped into Nebraska, South Dakota, he was “out of control” or driven — mament, which began Monday. Police say not in the decline of influence but rather 205 to follow. •279 •32 9 sewer projects. Kandra, who was not I-M4 Wim trad* Iowa and Kansas, Phone service was cut saying they provide no evidence he was they are preparing for up to 500,000 par­ in serving to delude both nations into ac­ *499Lr m wHh tr«d« The moon is full. mentaily ill. ticipants. ting dangerously “out of the fear of The contractor will working for the town when to parts of Indiana and Kentucky, and at 'The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. Hinckley has pleaded innocent by Leslie Cagan, a staff coordinator for seeming weak. receive $65,481.17 more the work was done, said the kryloh ~ M least six radio stations were knocked off ’The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. RCA XL-100 reason of insanity in the attack, and it the rally, said marchers will assemble in "It was such a fear that sent us into than the $175,000 originally contractor apparently had the air. Those bom on this date are under the sign of Gemini. appears a jury will be forced to decide an 8block area near tbe United Nations Vietnam. It was a fear of seeming weak authorized by the d ilato rs been within budget with, Flash-flood watches were in effect for American songwriter Cole Porter was bom June 9, 1 !^liirlpool ii 1 9 ’’ COLOR TV between sharply conflicting sets of psy­ and at Penn Station. as regards a client state that sent the for the installation of a about 75 feet left to go on sjii^ jalnt •) • Automatic Color Control and Fleshtono parts of southern Illinois and northern 1893. 30” ELECTRIC and central Missouri early today. chiatric testimony. ’The march route will take East Side Soviets Into Afghanistan. Such a fear lies sanitary sewer line under the new line. --ni^alljB olor^ \ Correction • Automatic Fine Tuning On this date in history: the reconstructed Then, he said, the con­ RANGE Thunderstorms packing 85 mph winds In questioning scheduled to resume demonstrators past the United Nations back of the continuing danger in In 1899, James Jeffries won tbe heavyweight boxing tU • Clock Conirollod today on the 31st day of the trial, defense and across 42nd Street. The marchers Poland,” he asserted. Interstate 86. tractor ran into water Autemtiic 0*«n peppered Missouri, Iowa, Kentucky, In­ tie by knocking out BobFitzsimmons in New York C ity .. • Window Ofon Ooof diana, Nebraska and Illinois. Calwood, attorney Vincent F^iller sought to rip will then split into two groups, with some “We must see, as we must hope the . The cost of constructing problems. He said a deci­ In 1943, Congress passed an act providing for “pay-as- a water line under the sion was made in tbe field par can Mo., was blasted with 4-inch hail and apart Dietz’ conclusion Hinckley was going up Fifth Avenue and the rest Soviets will see, that what is called s i Walnut sane and in control of his behavior on joining with the Penn Station crowd and weakness is, in fact, an accommodation yougo” income-tax deductions. It author!^ employers highway cost $38,664.89 to complete tbe Job. He whl/0 h teat* heavy rains drove Iowa streams over to withhold payments from salary checks. Cablnot their banks. March 30, 1981, the day he shot Reagan heading up Seventh Avenue. to the realities of our time.” more than originally said the work proceeded so L «w wHh trad* •339t a n with trada and three others. In 1959, the first ballistics miuile submarine — the authorized. fast, the contractor did not nuclear-powered Georgq Washington — was launched at Directors were angry have cost figures when the '^iripiral BUILT-IN Groton, Conn. about being surprised by field dacision was made. DISHWASHER tbe request for more The work had to be done ''every A thought for the day: Norwegian playwright Henrik little ' • 5 Cyelt Opttofl RCA Peopletalk money. quickly, Kandra said, MMO • Enftrpy Sim f Ibsen said: “A community is like a ship; everyone ought • DusR*««l Powtr BUckAWhlliTV 9 “This board is the source because work on the the «i

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Richard M. DIamondr Publisher.^* Dan Fitts, Editor^?] iH W i OPINIOW Alex GIrelll, City Editor Fenwick, Brown, Bradley win; Reagan backer loses J a c k ponents were Republican In other primaries: V^SoRCOVERMGTPAMnVA^^ WINDOW FA8HI0HS I Not World W ar III, just World Cup A nderson By United Press Reps. Paul McCloskey, Arkansas — Former International Barry Goldwater Jr. and Gov. Bill Clinton beat I ^(gS >evfins PHODUCTS com ppnY ^^^^ Washington Robert Dornan, and Presi- form er L t. Gov. Jo e Merry-Qo-Round dent Reagan’s daughter Purcell in the Democratic ROME — On the evening of trumpeted the recent announce­ more difficult than most to han­ other than Arventina, West Ger­ ’Two of America’s most Maureen. runoff for the right to rot4our5- Mor^yr^.9^o9.5af-9^t>fe>Su^^ June 13, an event will take place ment of the 40 players from dicap. The pretournament many, Brazil or Spain wcmld be a unqgnventional politicians ■’I Early today, California challenge Republican Gov. in Barcelona, Spain, that is likely whom the country’s 22-man R o b e rt favorites — Argentina, West Ger­ major upset to be talked about won Senate nominations Attorney General George Frank White, who ousted to be seen by some 1.3 billion World Cup team will be chosen. many, Brazil and Spain — have for decades. and a former policeman Deukmejian won the GOP Clinton in 1980. gained the chance to television viewers around the Immediately, great debate not looked all that good. ’The gubernatorial nomination, Iowa — Former U.S. At- Wagman Again this year, the United become the nation’s first world — probably the greatest broke out over why one player or West Germans appeared to be edging Lt. Gov. Mike Curb. torney Roxanne Conlin States did not qualify. The U.S. black elected governor in a number ever to witness a single another was chosen or not Syndicated best of the lot at recent exhibi­ Clinics In .th e California beat two men-in her bid to team was matched in first-round 10-state coast-to-coast become the state’s first event. chosen. Thid debate will intensify tion games and, as a result, have Democratic race. Brown — Columnist play with Mexico and Canada; series of primaries captured nearly 50 percent woman governor. They will be watching Belgium as the coaches cut their roster received considerable support two of the three teams would ad­ Tuesday. of the vote, compared to 15 Republican Lt. (Jov. Terry take on defending champion from the experts. down to the final 22. vance to the next round. As has pad costs In congressional races, percent for author Gore Branstad was unopposed Argentina in the opening game of The same thing is happening all two incumbents — one a happened all too often Mexico Vidal in the four-way race. for the nomination to labx Flat U0U$E MINT the 1982 World Cup soccer tour­ over Europe and Latin America ON PAPER, the two best strong Democratic sup­ and panada advanced while the Mayor Bradley, in a succeed retiring GOP Gov. nament. as well as in much of Africa and squads are probably Brazil and porter of President question regarding the Falklands United States went home. three-way race, won going Robert Ray. ^ «|^-PfLiC£...... 12.99 It is difficult, if not impossible, Asia. Argentina, but so far neither has for profit R e a g a n ’ s e co n o m ic away with 60 percent of the Maine — Democratic was whether the teams from policies — lost re­ to describe to Americans the At least one war has been seemed to be in top from this But neither team survived the vote. Gov. Joseph Brennan was England, Scotland and Northern nomination bids. •5Ai£f^ic&...... 9.99 passions that this quadrennial fought oyer the World Cup. In year. seoqnd round of quaiifying In New Jersey, with the renominated and will face Ireland would withdraw from the WASHINGTON - Of all the coi New Jersey Republicans gUTSIDE event arouses throughout most of 1969, El Salvador and Honduras matches, in which Honduras and vote nearly complete, Mrs. Republican lawyer Charles competition. It is almost traditional that the porate Scrooges in the world, none is.' nominated Rep. Millicent ’ PiWBct ^de^ory-|3?bgtg j? -0 0 the world. Nothing in American engaged in a short-lived El Salvador, the former “Soccer Fenwick had 189,463 or 54 Cragin. 10 snow that football (as host team does well. (Argentina lower than one that would squeeze'- FMwick, a pipe-smoking percent compared to Bell’s South Carolina — “est ^ sports even comes close. hostilities after a disputed War’’ rivals, emerged as the soccer is called everywhere in won at tiome in 1978, as did West profits from the sick ancj; lowlier fashion magazine Millicent Fenwick Edmund Brown 159,506 or 46 percent. William Workman, retired It is as if the Super Bowl and qualifying match. Admittediy, representatives of the continent. editor who is the inspira­ the world except North America) Germany in 1974 and England in debilitated. In the Ohio Republican editor of the Columbia the deciding game of the World the nations had other quarrels tion for the character may be more important than 1966.) So, the good Spanish team The 24 qualifiers for this year’s district created in the primary, Rep. Clarence State, won the Republican Consider the 70,000 Americans ! LaSey Davenport in the to Cuyahoga County Com- Series were combined and then with each other at the time, but will undoubtedly be a factor in Democratic-controlled Brown beat Seth Taft, nomination for governor. war, the answer was no: The World Cup are: Algeria, Argen­ who will quite simply die if they a re '', DObnesbury comic strip, to missioner Edward played only every fourth year. the soccer match proved to be reapportionment process. grandson of President Democratic Gov. Dick British teams will compete. this year’s tournament. tina, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, deprived of kidney dialysia seek the Senate seat Feighan. But even that analogy is in­ the final straw. Mrs. Fenwick, once an William Howard Taft, for Riley was unopposed. This field for this year’s tour­ Cameroon, Chile, machines. ’The expense of these'.' dpuned by the Abscam- Feighan joined national adequate because the World Cup Sometimes the World Cup com­ Among the dark horses who political observers in editor of “Vogue,” fought the nomination to seek the Montana — Democratic nament has been expanded from Czechoslovakia, El Salvador, complicated pieces of machinery is-' ‘ forced resignation of is not simply team against team, petition seems even more impor­ have a substantial backing characterizing the out­ off a determined challenge seat occupied by GOP Gov. Sen. John Melcher won 9 16 teams to 24; the matches will England, France, Hondurus, so ruinous that the federal govern­ 1 vqjeran Democrat renomination and Larry but nation against nation. tant than war. among some experts are the come of the race as a from arch conservative James Rhodes, who was take a month to complete as a Hungary, Italy, Kuwait, New ment subsidizes their use. j Harrison Williams, Jeffrey Bell, who conceded barred by law from Williams, an author arid in­ Therefore, it is national pride teams from the Soviet Union, i Mrs. Fenwick, wbo referendum on Of course, the Falkland Islands result of the round-robin format. Zealand, Northern Ireland, Peru, Few among us would be so. saying, “Well, it looks like seeking re-election after vestment counselor, took against national pride. Yugoslavia, Italy, France, entered national politics by Reaganomics. ------H -99 crisis has been a leading topic of The finals are scheduled for July Poland, Scotland, the Soviet heartless as to deny government’' Millicent’s magic was just three terms. the GOP nomination to Belgium and England. wllming a House seat eight The election “serves as a HKKK IN ITALY, newspaper the European press in recent 11 in Madrid. Union, Spain, West Germany and too much.” Former Ohio Lt. Gov. challenge him. assistance to those whose very,,, years ago at age 64, showed message to Reagan and his This year’s World Cup has been But a victory by ahv team Yugoslavia. She will face Frank Richard Celeste beat State Virginia — Former state headlines and television bulletins weeks. But to the masses, the big existence depends on the use of a.,, ' upp’at her victory celeb’ra- supporters that what is •Dir«cilt3^ry ftatote- .2 -0 0 Lautenberg, a millionaire Attorney General William legislator Ira Lechner won machine that would be prohibitively.,, tiOh clutching a gray needed is old, new I businessman who spent Brown for the Democratic the Democratic nomina­ expensive without a federal subsidy." ■ stuffed elephant. economic policy,’’he said. y o u o , $900,(X)0 of his own money nomination. tion to oppose GOP Rep. Yet the skyrocketing cost of the I f^lifornia Democrats The other incumbent p t f M h L to win, in a field that in­ Sen. Howard Metzen- Frank Wolf in a suburban nminated Gov. Edmund congressional loser was In Manchester dialysis program — nearly 600 per-^y cluded two former con­ baum, D-Ohio, easily won Washington congressional I (j-,Brown Jr. to seek the Rep. Wayne Grisham, R- cent increase in nine years — has-; gressmen. renomination. Republican district. 1 Senate seat being volun- Calif., who was pitted caused considerable agitation. San Diego Mayor Pete State Sen. Paul Pfeifer North Dakota — ’There j tarily vacated by against a colleague. The Department of Health and - Republican Rep. David Wilson won the jammed won the four-way GOP were no contested races Why don't we I Republican S.I. Hayakawa. for the House and Senate isuin'smusT Human Services is trying desperate^'. California GOP Senate fight for the right to oppose Brp'wn, 44, was dubbed Dreier, in the primary in primary. Among his op- Metzenbaum. nominations. ly to keep the costs under control. It' “6pace Cadet” and the new 33rd District — a 2OP0l)HtSTRR’S has proposed a maximum treatment “Moonbeam” by op­ do our port? fee of $128 for independent clinics . ponents. and $132 for hospitals. But this has But he easily won two brought a piteous outcry from many ' te^ms as governor of the Hartford’s decision to drop the town shouldn’t simply say a m iom . clinics. ' nation’s most populous iSK gsiSS?. Project Concern hasn’t drawn fond farewell to P ro ject Concern National Medical Care Inc., fob' staje and made a name for much reaction here. But it because its own school finances example, the nation’s largest chain, ; his, advocacy of conserva­ should. are so limited. The fond farewell with 160 clinics and 10,000 patients tion and government fniality. He also lost bids would simply be too easv. me program which buses in­ nationwide, says it will have to close Idf the Democratic Dropping r'roject Concern at least 50 of its facilities if the $128 J ner city school students to subur­ pl^sidential nomination in ban schools was steeped in con­ probably wasn’t an easy decision fee is enforced. 1976 and 1980. Also in California, Mayor troversy when it began in for Hartford. Last year the city YET DOCUMENTS reviewed bji Tlibmas Bradley, whose Manchester 16 years ago. In 1968 was forced to curtail the the HHS inspector general’s officti ^ public service began in the program in certain towns . there was even a townwide show that $128 per treatment may'! uniform of the.Los Angeles referendum over the Board of because of fund cuts; this y ear’s be overly generous. My associate... pofice department, handily Education’s decision to join the move was predicted last year Tony Capaccio has studM the inter,-., won the Democratic program. about this tim e and did not come nal documents, which show a costly - nofnlnation to succeed D But over the years the as a surprise. number of transactions among " Brown. IHPOOR/(HmXX7R O iR P £ r ih l& Tk he wins, he will be the program has more than But surely Hartford could National Medical Care’s corporate . family, involving rental space; ' first black ever elected 6* UMbTH 7 la* i d i D ' m demonstrated its worth. The in­ have tried harder to save equipment and other supplies. governor in any state. ner city children who come here Project Concern. One has to (Pjnekney B.S. Pinchback C(wnPTo2.9^ s COMP.To 4.99 Government auditors say that iq , assume that politics entered into '.V seiVed as the black acting have proven that they have many cases such transactions can_ J V - :: the decision to end the program iE:’ibwie. gOVernor of Louisiana 110 something to contribute — as result in higher treatment cost — " at this time. This Manchester is ' yehrs ago, but succeeded to T9 well as to gain — by attending and bloated profits for the parent - 1 the position from the Manchester schools. aware of. corporation. _Liift.Fr • N j lieutenant governorship.) As Wilson E. Deakin, assistant Maybe Hartford parents who For example, the NMC-related j ;Rep. Ron Mottl, D-Ohio, /n'S toek eo/ops superintendent said, “ It’s good are contemplating legal action Florida Parish Artificial Kidney : nqrrowly lost his bid for for our kids to interact with city against their school board will Center in Hammond, La., reported ' ; u rin ation to a fifth term rAi-ti-fICI3I TUgF GARPET7M6r ^ kids — learning that they haye bring the politics out into the an average cost of $160 per dialysis more in common than they have open. But the politics shouldn’t treatment over a recent two year_ (o * W I 5 T M differences.” prevent the city’s neighbors period. Yet when government " Focus/Foo(d COMP.tb 3-‘#9 COMP.TO auditors re-examined the center’s And, he added, “The kids have from lending a hand. Open forum / Readers' views Menus, recipes and shop­ books, they determined that the aOi, done so well. They’ve been with Over and over again President ping tips are featured in Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 tual cost was only $117 per treatv ■' Ronald Reagan has urged that ’The Manchester Herald’s us. They’re part of our school ment. Focus/Food section, every V*V i 5 « . y b . local communities start taking system .” Significantly, perhaps, the" Wednesday. Now, a budget move by the over some of the programs that ludltors found that nearly half of the • C d to p Hartford Board of Education have long been underwritten by deployment of . nuclear weapons, prehensive research and develop­ clinic’s costs went to NMC-related— WHITE- VINVL threatens to make Project the federal government. The John Rogers missiles, and new aircraft designed ment effort needed to produce 80 — companies for supplies and aer- ’ PNCEUra^TIME -jATOIlBSro Concern history. The board, in Hartford city school system, in primarily to deliver nuclear 100 mile-per-gallon cars. vices. t 11-4 nu^in fiO O M order to wave about $600,000, abandoning Project Concern, is To the Editor: weapons. ’The same pattern turned up in I- A resolution supporting the freeze As responsible community voted last week to eliminate reacting to some of the cuts that four other NMC chain clinics in I On the occasion of the passing of was also overwhelmingly passed by members, we must acquaint busing students in grades 3 all school systems have been Sarasota and St. Petersburg, Fla., ", WINDOW black historian and teacher John those in attendance. It is now time ourselves with facts; and we must through 9. Older students, in feeling the last two years. and in Boston and Yarmouth, Mass. Rogers, I’d like to relate a story for Manchester Board of Directors, pressure our local industries to But maybe it’s time for grades 10 through 12, will be which he told me. as the elected leaders of our town, to collect their resources toward ANOTHER NMC-RELATED ., allowed to complete the Manchester to take President Once, when he first moved to act on the resolution. building a stronger state and nation. clinic, the Queens Artificial Kidneyirj .Up+o 37V ./" program, but after that, the Reagan’s advice. It would be a Bolton, a sudden lightning storm left But action by the Board of Direc­ Center in New York, was found t e ’''; program will be abandoned. bold step to offer to underwrite his house dark. Soon, from his win­ tors is only one positive step. Con­ I ask that you join us in our efforts have inflated its claims to the ; Manchester should not aban­ the town’s part of the Project dow, he could see a light bobbing up tinued, active support is still essen­ to determine how we can keep our government by $24 per treatment in ■ '• don Project Concern. Other Concern package — and it surely and down across the field from his tial to the freeze goal; and therefore citizens employed in designing and 1977 and $20 per treatment in 1978, managing machinery and goods for for a total overstatement of $1.5' ! communities are seeking ways would be a step that would draw house. I implore citizens of Manchester to . our human needs. million. , .i to keep their Project Concern fire from many quarters in A neighbor knocked on John’s door take the following actions: and said he had brought the light “We also found cost reporting Im -^ ■ students. Manchester should, town. It would be the responsible First, write to our elected leaders because he had seen that John did Join the Manchester Area Nuclear proprieties which resulted in e z e e s ^ too. thing to do, though. in Washington, D.C., and tell them not have any and the neighbor your personal thoughts and feelings. Freeze Coalition. We need you to payments of $1.4 million for t h ^ Project Concern has never Towns like Manchester can’t thought John’s family would be Second, support Manchester’s love, nurture, and support, each period 1974 throu^ I960,’’ the audiC^ Super Summer Savings • been a money issue here because afford to abandon Hartford. frightened in that storm with no families, friends, and businesses other as a town, state, and nation. reported, adding: “The ezeess't; the program more than paid for Rather than adopting a "we vs. Jight. Of course, the neighbor was which are so dependent on defense We have stood together behind the payments are still continuing.’’ 9 : itself. The Hartford city school them" game plan, Manchester soaked through. contracts by forming local study first step. Let us continue together. The auditors found several ; system kicked in about $600 per should look seriously at ways it John was very moved by this groups in your churches, homes, and Christine May Joyner questionable transactions. For ; Baggy Is Beautiful year per pupil to bus them here, can do its part to keep the lines neighbor’s gesture since he told me civic groups to study conversion and Manchester Area Nuclear example, the (Queens clinic was ! and the students were only put of communication between the this story more than once. diversification of our defense in­ Arms Freeze Coalition charged 22 percent more for dialysis 1' Five pocket, -pleated, modified baggies in white, berry, into classrooms that have city and its neighbors open. This story also tells a lot about dustries. 67 North Elm St. supplies by NMC company than the |. John Rogers. His outlook on Ufe.io ’The billions of dollars earmarked same company charged three non- | Qlva him tiM black or olive. Sizes 5-13. Reg. $26 available space. Surely, helping Project Concern ■xMUthr* UMr remember uie good things, to share, NMC clinics in the area. The Queens ‘ Now, money is the issue. And survive would 1>e one such step. by the government for military Ipwwr. It (Mtura* to give and to help and never to spending must be turned into clinic alsp paid 149 percent more for, ; f ■ (Ulnlau ilM l blade 19.97 forget a small kindness at a certain resources for human needs. More kudos property and equipment leased '< pockat KnHa built dghl time. .For Instance, I offer you these through another NMC subsidiary ! ) the handle, and haa three statistics: than it would have cost to buy the ! a apaoa available to Joseph Hachey To the Edilori stuff. engrave hla InMala. ITa 91 Diane Drive • Une F-15A airplane equals $29 a top quality, vary Kudos to Betty Sadloski for her apadal gift tor that vary million equals the cost of training The former director of the Queens! ! The Tops in Tees continuing concern about the copter apodal man. 200 engineers to design and produce cUniewasDr. EugeneScfaiqiak, who! ! spraying for gypsy moths! electric trolieys in the United at one time owned a controlling in- !. *29.95. Cotton knit tee shirts in high-low vee or boat neck, both with cap !oM 10090 THieo SAT. larH: Let's continue She organized a huge team effort, States. I terest in NMC subsidiary that leased ” sleeves. Assorted stripes in bright colors with white. Sizes S,M,L. N w f 6 n h 8 ftm t Jone (tebo»gS9»m »s Pten has worked for months to see it the equipment to his clinic. He ig; ; To the Edilori • Une nuclear (SSN-688) attack through, and has remained cheerful. a l^ a former president of NMC la c y , ; Reg. $12 . submarine equals $582 million Kudos also to her team of cap­ At the Thursday town public equals the cost of iOO miles of elec­ tains, two of them (Vivian Sheldon OfficiaU df both NMC and th T ; iuOOR AiAMtuEsrwZ Srooe meeting in Center (Congregational trified rail right-of-way. and Jack Hinchen) I personally Queens clinie criticized the govern- ; Church, many Manchester residents know have worked very hard! ment audjt for ’’ridiculous ; C «■ >* WA. stood up and voiced their views and ‘ • 'The cost overrun, to 1981, on uie methodology,’’ and defended the use ’ . • Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield • Manchester Parkade • Glen Lfxdien, Glastonbury Navy’s Aegis-Cruis.er program Nicky Nickerson ; ^ in Ihh St ‘ ’/ forget! Are we active or passive solar?" support of an immediate freeze oh of related companies as “cost- ■' all future testing, production, and equals $8.4 billion equals the com­ 81 Richard Road effective.’’ I >^2^^ dV9-2928 Opm Thur Til t : aaaa ^ aa>aa- « . • - -•*- **• - ■ MANCHESTDR HERALD, Wuri . June 9, 1982 - 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. .Iiinc !i. IHHJ Red Sox top Town, 8th District, Obituaries Yanks In 10 Page 10 Allrad Davidaon SPORTS nearing agreement Alfred Davidson, 80, of Targo, Fla., formerly of Manchester, died Monday in Florida. He was the hus­ band of Mary A. Davidson. on sewer charges He was a retired electrician, a member of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Girls reach finals Local 35, and Manchester Lodge of The town and Eighth Utilities Masons. JUNE’S ANNIVERSARY District seem to be close to agree­ Besides his wife he leaves two ment on the amount the town will daughters, Gail D. Nelson of North charge the district for use of the Palm Beach, Fla., and Lois town’s sewer plant. Williams of Hartford; seven Members of the town Board of grandchildren: and foUr great­ with solifd offense Directors Tuesday night suggested grandchildren. SALE MONTH! that sewer charges to the district be increased ,8 percent from the William W. Norris By Len Auster current 50 cents per 100 cubic feet, William W. Norris, 51, of 84 Herald Sportswriter to 55 cents, rather than the 63 cents Hamilton Drive died Monday at charge originally proposed. Manchester Memorial Hospital. He LOW PUKES- PERSOML SERVICE! Raybestos Field is going to look Sewer rates to individual was the husband of Barbara awfully good —no matter what. customers of the town's Water and (Steiner) Norris. Expert Saleepeople — Not Clerks Denied in four previous semifinal Sewer Department will increase 8 He was born in Manchester and bouts, Manchester High earned a percent this year, once the board had been a lifelong resident. He was •SERVICE & LOCAL DELIVERY trip to Stratford Friday night where adopts new sewer rates. employed as a senior supervisor for it will vie for the state girls’ Class John D. LaBelle Jr., the Eighth Digital Equipment Corp. of West- •NORMAL INSTALLATIONS LL softball championship by besting District’s attorney, said the com­ field, Mass., for the past 16 years. •REMOVAL OF OLD APPLIANCES North Haven, 10-7, yesterday at promise "probably" would be He was a member of Center Falcon Field in Meriden. acceptable to the district, although Congregational Church and was a •DRYER & RANGE CORDS It will be the first visit ever to the that decision would be up to the dis­ U.S. Air Force veteran of the Raybestos Field in Stratford for trict Board of Directors. Korean conHict. •IN HOME COLOR TV Manchester High —and Mary The current 50-cent charge was a Besides his wife he leaves his ADJUSTMENTS Faignant. The Silk Towners gained compromise negotiated several mother, Eleanor (We^tgate) Norris the semifinal round in 1978, ‘80 and years ago, when a district-town dis­ of Manchester; a son, Michael C. 81 but could go no further. Each pute over sewer rates found its way Norris, and a daughter, Leslie A. year, along with 1979 when they to the courts. JOHN D. LABELLE JR. Norris, both of Manchester; a bowed in the quarterfinals, they fell Mayor Stephen T. Penny . , . plan seems acceptable brother, Charles H. N orris of EVERY T.V., APPLIANCE, VIDEO ON SALE! to the eventual state champ. suggested using that 50 cents figure Manchester; and a sister, Mrs. Nan­ “We finally made it, what a 9 as a ‘"benchmark” to set a new rate maintains its own sewer lines and cy Craft in California. wonderful feeling,” elated Faignant LaBelle said the 63 cents rate that collects sewer charges within the Funeral services will be Friday at EVERY FAMOUS SRAND AVAILARLEI following the final out, “ I just hope was proposed was unfair, because it district, it should not have to pay for 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral it doesn’t take us four tries in the would be higher than the 8 percent town maintenance and collection. Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. final,” she spoke of going for all the increase individual customers will The directors have scheduled a Burial will be in East Cemetery. ^^WhiteVi^nghouse A IR CO N D ITIO N ER S marbles. be hit with. special meeting for Friday at 4 p.m. Friends may call at the funeral The Indians in the finals, which is LaBelle said since the district to take up sewer charges again. home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Custom Compact Room 17,000 STU ■ Dehumidifier— 20 Pint slated for an 8 o’clock start, will run Memorial contributions may be Air Conditioner Air Conditioner I Water Removai Capacity into an old nemesis in defending made to Manchester Memorial champ Southington High, which took Herald photo by Tarqulnlo Hospital Building Fund. the other semifinal over Norwalk MHS parents scolded * 1 7 8 High by a 4-2 count in 10 . JEN KOHUT TAKES LATE THROW Frank F. Eamea Southington sidelined Manchester Frank F. Eam es, 82, of 333 ...as North Haven’s Sally Maher swipes second • Adjustable three of the last four years, in­ Bidwell St. died Monday at a local humidistat for allowing 'skip day' • Recessed wheels cluding 4-3 in last year’s semifinals, convalescent home. He was the hus- ard glides tor easy mobility in post-season play. RBI single by Donna PIccarello Manchester, winners of six straight, 'band of Ruth L. (Day) Eames. • Adjustable There were heroes galore for chasing reliever Kathy Owler with stand 19-3 heading into the cham­ May 21. The vast majority of these He was born in Dedham, Mass., on autumalic water Parents of M anchester High level switch Manchester with Jen Kohut, Patti Corcoran again assuming the pionship. School students who participated in young people paarticipated in “skip Feb. 2, 1900, and had lived in • 5 000 DTU • Mortey-savmg Energy Saver Control I • 10-guart high- • Power saving range Of inermosial • Three-speed fan impaci styrene Wojnarowski, Toby Brown, Lisa pitching chores. Wojnarowski had three hits and Manchester for 35 years. Before his • Adjustable tt-position controls bucket ‘‘senior skip day” last month have day" parties at the beach and • Three-spoed Ian * 2 2 8 * 4 4 8 ! Christensen and the pitching com­ Corcoran’s second tour was as Curtin and Wright two apiece in the elsewhere. The vast majority of retirement in 1958 he had been • Adjustable n-position iherinoftat • Lighiweight. carry-home coolmg • Threedod hose been reprimanded by the school controls selected cooling automatically • High etficrency dehumidificalion | connection bination of Nancy Curtin and Kathy pleasant as the first as she was Indians’ 12-hit attack. North Haven • Attached Quick-Mount hit for safe, easy installation principal. their parents misrepresented the employed as a foreman and inspec­ Brann —among others —playing greeted by an RBI single by collected nine hits, three off the po­ MHS Principal Jacob Ludes III facts surrounding their youngs‘iers‘ tor for Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in prominent roles. Wojnarowski, a two-run single to tent stick o f Sally Maher who involvement. As a result, only those East Hartford. sent a letter to all senior parents Herald photo by Tarqulnlo Kohut, sophomore shortstop, right by Brown and a run-scoring slammed two triples. Besides his wife he leaves three last week, expressing “concern and who were honest were disciplined.” laced Manchester’s first hit, an RBI single by Curtin. ‘Tve never been to Raybestos anger” over the fact that more than Ludes added, ‘‘Seniors at daughters, Mrs. Robert (Marjorie) 19"* Deluxe Color Tolovision Carrier Siesta MANCHESTER'S KAREN WRIGHT SHOWS GLEE AFTER FINAL OUT single in the third, that began the In­ The Manchester hits weren't all Field, like the kids this will be my 200 seniors took part in “skip day” Manchester High School have Anderson of Royal Oaks, Mich., first time, ' Faignant noted, “It’s a Room Air Conditioners . . . hugs teammate Donna PIccarello as Indians gained Class LL finals dians’ comeback from a 3-0 deficit. vicious line drives, but all were on May 21 — and the majority of traditionally had one of the most Mrs. Joseph (Edith) Dubiel of “Kohut’s hit was a big one in that it productive. “ We said to hang the good feeling going with the Manchester and Mrs. Robert (Ruth) •W STA . . . PUTS NOISE TO SLEEP J their parents wrote excuses for comprehensive calendars of ac­ showed we could get hits and runs bats over the plate and just make Manchester team. We hope to make March of Coventry; and nine • Energy-efficient cooling them. tivities experienced by students • Absolute quiet off her (North Haven pitcher Diane contact," Faignant offered, the most of it.” "You may recall that when the anywhere in the state. It is our grandchildren. INS mM itati I* N . E . Corcoran),” cited Faignant. Curtin went into the top of the class of 1982 was in kindergarten, a policy to provide them with Funeral services will be Thursday kKt ■Wb MW j U n Relays' feature tWACT.liiHltNifiiiil Corcoran, helped by a sharp first- sixth with a seven-run bulge but ‘senior skip day" was held and a stu­ wholesome, chaperoned well- at 10 a.m. from the John F. Tierney doubleplay, faced the North Haven, which bows out 16-8, Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., *248 dent was killed in a tragic ac­ planned activities. Skip day is not S^OOOBTU IDEAL FOR BEDROOfyiS minimum through two frames. “We rallied for four runs and had the \laiic.lu'Hler (10)— Kohut ss, 1-1- cident,” Ludes wrote. one of them. and burial will be in Village didn’t practice Monday because of tying markers on base. 1-1, Wojnarowski cf, 4-1-3-2, Brown ‘‘School administrators approach “We have no intention of sanc­ Cemetery in North Easton, Mass., the weather and it took some time to “The six run inning took too much rf/lf, 4-0-1-2, Curtin p, 4-2-2-1, Brann this time of year with great caution tioning skip days now or in the at 2 p.m. Friends may call at the 25"* Color Telavislon Frenn after record loosen up. But we did and realized pressure off her (Curtin),’’ voiced p, O-O-O-O, W right 3b, 4-2-2-0, future. We hope that we can look funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. COLOR TV 9Q9 and great concern. " he continued. / i t C i l we could get to her,” Faignant Faignant, “She was trying to get the Kleperis 2b, O-O-O-O, Christensen dh, u “We were concerned and frankly forward to the renewed cooperation 4-1-1-2, Daley c, 3-2-1-0, PIccarello XL-100TV ’ Diagonal stated. game over with but it wasn’t over.” angered to find that well over 200 of all parents in the activities BOOOOOOC — ■aoooooooooooooi ^ 4 8 8 Designated hitter Christensen Brann, after yielding a leadoff lb, 4-1-1-1, Hopperstead If, 3-0-0-0. seniors were absent from school on ahead” >K< Sifullu titetrtik Bergeron rf, O-O-O-O. Totals: 31-10-12- .mM dl m g drew the Indians even at 3-all with a single that jammed the sacks, in­ Card of Thanks aNNUtM ’ •I two-run fourth-inning single to right duced a comebacker to the mound 9. The family of the late Jennie C. •299 in 56-pound throw center that followed safeties by Cur­ and fanned Carin Mikes to end the North Haven (7)— Buller cf, 4-1- Krompegal wishes to express their tin and Karen Wright. Wojnarowski sixth. The junior made short work in 1-0, Eddy 2b, 4-1-1-1, Maher ss, 4-3-3- State moves ahead sincere thanks to our neighbors and F • e u n tli gave Manchester a 4-3 lead with an the seventh, getting the final three 2, Manzione If, 3-1-1-1, Esposito rf, 1- ■■WMiit M r Mini V •Diagonal •MaMic M r CnM 0-0-0, Longobardi pr, O-O-O-O, friends for the beautiful floral •M m ac FW TM | (HfT). ^ By Earl Yost RBI single up the middle that outs on five pitches. N pieces and cards for which we shall FULL UNE OF CARRIER AIR CONDITIONERS ON SALEI Sports Editor chased Corcoran for awhile. “Our two pitchers were voted the Snedeker c, 40-2-2, Romano 3b, 3-0-0- be eternally grateful. We also wish The locals appeared to put the top two in the CCIL.” Faignant 0, Mikes lb, 4-0-0-0, Ferri dh, 4-1-1-0, to express our sincere thanks to the Strong man George Frenn of contest qn ice by batting around in revealed, “and they’ve been backing Corcoran p, O-O-O-O, Owler p, O-O-O-O. on flood recovery Manchester Memorial Hospital Lakewood, Calif., will be shooting the fifth and scoring six times. Two each other up all season.” Curtin Totals: 31-7-9-6. Nurses, to Dr’s Robert R. Keeney, for' an unprecedented 10th National errors sandwiched around a Wright was credited with 5 l/3innings N. Haven 201 004 0 7 Leo Charendoff and associates for 56-pound Weight Throw Cham­ single produced the first run with an worked and upped her mark to 12-2. Manchester 001 360 x 10 Uontiniied from page I Federal Railroad Administrator their past services. We can not pionship in the seventh annual New Robert Blanchette and Rep, adequately thank the many friends England Relays June 26 in part one damage” and ordered state com­ Lawrence DeNardis, R-Conn,, flew who are always there to ease the of the 66-event two-day promotion. missioners to prepare more specific over Amtrak lines along the shore, The track and field events will be estimates by Thursday morning. burden when needed. Kittredge excels on track, where passenger service remained John A. Krompegal and Family staged at Manchester High's Pete The estimates are needed to docu­ interrupted between New Haven and Wigfen Track two weeks from ment the state‘s request to the New London. Saturday with the 10-kilometer run White House for federal assistance. Man arrested set for Sunday, June 27 starting and O’Neill said he expected the request State and federal teams also finishing on the MCC campus wins 800 and 1,500 meters to be approved with “no problem.” fanned out across the state to assess in store holdup Frenn has never lost in the “We’ll be looking for every dime, damage to locally controlled bridges National TAC (formerly AAU) nickel and penny for the people of and roads to develop more detailed Police charged an East Hartford event. The 40-year-old California Two state championships were ford, Manchester High took 11th Connecticut,” said O’Neill, who had estimates of the storm’s toll to the man with robbery Monday in con­ high school guidance teacher first garnered by East Catholic junior place in the team standings in the ordered the National Guard out transportation network. nection with the May 15 holdup of made the winner's list in 1967. Only Steve Kittr^ge at yesterday’s state Class LL Championship Meet with the Dairy Mart store at 368 Spencer 17 points. Hartford Public took team Saturday night and declared a state in 1972,1974 and 1976 when sidelined GEORGE FRENN Class L Championship Track Meet of emergency a day later. St. at Windham High in Willimantic. honors with 53 points with New Bri­ In addition to scheduling a with back Injuries was Frenn's ...after 10th title A battery of state commissioners meeting Thursday with his com­ Police allege Thomas M. Bren­ name not listed In the record book. Kittredge, who won the Class L tain runner-up at 46. Twenty eight and agencies were called into ser­ missioners, O’Neill said he would nan, 21, was one of two white males The powerful-bullt Frenn, 5-11 and cross country title in the fall, won schools scored in the Double L meet. vice to work on the recovery and summon elected from officials from who displayed a handgun at the 230 pounds, can expect plenty of two former Olympians and National Frenn holds the world record of 49 the 800-meter run with a 1:57.83 East’s Ron Adams, with a per­ compile the toll from the floods, flood-stricken communities to Hart­ store and forced an employee to competition in the most prestigious champions in the 56-pound toss will feet, 814 inches set in 1971. clocking, a personal best. He also sonal best by 23 seconds, took fourth hand over an undisclosed amount of which affected everything from rail ford for a meeting Monday on the event on the tWo-day schedule. be back, 6-5, 265-pound Bob Backus ja p away with the 1^500-meter place in the 5,000 with a 15:45.48 lines to agricultural operatiohs. cash from the register. Ir He will have two goals when he clocking. Tony Carr was fifth in the recovery effort. The chief challengers will be 21- and 6-2, 250-pound A1 Hall. flies in for the meet. One, to be the • crown with a school anJ state Class Officials reported progress in Police say the robbers escaped L record clocking of 3.56.04. The 110-meter high hurdles with a : 15.52 year-old Bill Borden, a student at Frenn and Backus each won nine first man to achieve 10 victories in several areas, ihcluding expec­ through a rear stockroom door of former Class L mark was 4:01.7. clocking while sophomore Doug Southern Connecticut State College, times. Frenn’s goal is to break the the throw and second, to reach 50 tations that rail service would be the store. deadlock with Iteckus. East took ninth place in the team Post was sixth in the long jump with Brennan was charged with first and second best the last two years feet. restored to most parts of the state as well as Bill Sutherland, another Nine times Backus copped the standings with 27 points. Darien an effort of 5.92 meters. and most state highways would back Air quality report degree robbery and third degree giant, who was third last June. throw while Hall, who represented Frenn thought be was psyched High took team honors with 49 East’s 4 X 400-meter relay of Greg in full use by the end of the week. larceny. He is to appear in Eltringham, Mike Hebert, John HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Frenn's winning effort a year ago the United States in three Olympic enough to reach that magic figure points followed by New Milford with State Housing Comissioner Joseph Manchester Superior Court June 21. Woykovsky and Kittredge did not Department of Environmental measured 47 feet. Borden's b^t Games, was No. 1 in the 56-pound last year in Manchester. 48. Thirty one teams scored in the L E. Canale said flood waters place but had a personal best Protection forecast moderate air throw was 42 feet, seven inches. competition three times, the three One thing sure, he’s not coming meet. damaged an estimated 1,500 homes, clocking of 3:33.14. That was 2.5 quality across Connecticut for Etiquette comes from the French In addiUoii to the aforementioned. years Frenn was absent. from (^ifomla to lose. Over at Conard High in West Hart- including 150 homes destroyed or seconds better than previously. Kit­ today. The DEP reported moderate word for the "little ticket” given to 9 left with severe structural damage. tredge ran a superb anchor with a air quality Tuesday in Stratford and people attending public ceremonies, Mobile homes used to house vic­ good air quality for the rest of the directing them on how to act and time of 52.2. tims of the 1979 tornado in the Wind­ Manchester’s Peter Murphy, the state. what to do at the functions. Come In & Say Hello— You May Win DiMuro wanted to be ball player sor area were being made available indoor 800-meter king, had to settle to victims of the floods while One Of Several Prizes for third place outdoors with a listings of available apartments By Milton RIchman sometimes,” he went on slowly. was concentrating on some action at game. 2:00.23 clocking. Fred Lea placed were being compiled, Canale said. To Be Drawn During UPI Sports Editor 'T il tell you this about Lou: He was another part of the field when the 6- third in the shot put with an effort of The hardest hit area appeared to Directors back one of the most decent human 4, 225-pound Johnson accidentally “Mike (Reilly) walked Lou to his 14.88 meters. Steve Troy secured Baseball umpires are supposed to be in Essex, where 50 homes were beings you’d ever meet but he barreled into him and knocked him room and Lou told him, ‘My hip Is a fifth spot in the long jump for OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE! be tough and most of them are when Uttle stiff, I think I’ll take a Uttle destroyed and 73 National always seemed to have bad luck.” semi-conscious. DiMuro was taken Manchester with a leap oT~ 6.60 they’re working at their jobs. walk,”' Barnett related. “That Guardsmen were stationed to help DiMuro was SO. He came from by ambulance to a hospital and meters. Leon Botteron took sixth in ^ this was a job Lariy Barnett wasn’t unusual. Lou liked to walk state police enforce an overnight arms Brooklyn, N.Y., and leaves his wife, didn’t umpire again the rest of that the javelin with a toss of 50.88 had never done b^ore. anywhere from 5 to 8 miles every curfew that remained in effect for a No Purchase la Naeaaaary • Must Ba IS Or Older He and Durwood Merrill, a fellow Sue, four sons and one daughter. year. meters. Manny Johnson advanced to second night Tuesday. baroara a. weinoeig. They were the ones he bought those Then in 1980, he slipped and fell on day. Maybe an hour or so later, Saturday’s State Open Meet with a Continued from page 1 TMa la Our Way Of Saying “Thank You For Your Patronage" American League umpire, were Durwood called my room. He was in About 2,000 acres of farmland Opposing the resolution were presents for and they’ll be the ones the dugout steps during a rainy leap of 43 feet in the jump. packing the belongings pf Lou the lobby and said, ‘You better get remained under water and 15 food Directors James R. McCavanagh DiMuro, a member of their crew un­ sitting in the front row of St. Cyril’s night, again in Milwaukee. But The Indians’ 4 X 400-meter relay stores and three pharmacies, most­ and James F. Fogarty. Penny and down here. Lou was hit by a car.’ I not express board support for the til only a few hours before when be Church in Tucson, Ariz., Thursday DiMuro’s worst luck came after be, of Luis Melendez, Murphy, Dave Kleinschmidt abstained. threw some clothes on and got down ly in the New Haven area, were freeze. 647 9667 was killed by a car, crossing a street momliig when a funeral is held for Barnett, Merrill and Mike Reilly, Parrott and Darryl FrascarelU had listed as having “serous problems.” ELSEWHERE IN Connecticut, a the man who umpired 19 years in the the fourth member of their crew, to the lobby. By that time, they Kleinschmidt said he opposes the in Arlington, Texas Sunday night. already had taken Lou. to the a 3:31.49 clocking to take fifth. Two top federal officials flew into proposal to rescind the call for a 647 9996 American League.' finished working last Sunday’s freeze because he feels the Soviet Seeing some of tlw contents In the hospital.” the state Tuesday to assess the Union has a nuclear advantage. His nuclear arms freeze was approved bag brought tears ^ Barnett’s eyes. Curiously, DiMuro, who grew up Rangers-Whitp Sox game In by voters in Washington, making the damage and discuss the availability emotional statement drew support “When we packed his stuff, we in Jersey City, N.J., and wanted to Arlington. DiMuro was returning to the hotel of federal aid. from several freeze opponents In the small town the nation’s first com­ 443-445 Hartford Rd. Manchester saw ‘Pops’ — which was what we be a ballplayer, got most of his DiMuro and his three partners when he was struck crossing the James Sanders, head of the hearing room. munity to reverse such a decision. called him because be was; the attention as an umpire as a result of returned to their hotel from the street. He saw the car coming and Voters in Washington decided federal Small Business Administra­ Kleinschmidt’s amendment oldest member of the crew -r bad a collision with big Cliff 'Johnson ballpark to pack their bags because tried to get out of the way, accor­ Tuesday to reverse April's town TONIQHt TIL 5, MON THUR8 TIL 9 tion, joined O’Neill, Sen. Lowell failed. bought presents for all his jUds,’’ three years ago in Milwaukee. John­ they had a plane reservation for 7 ding to reports, but the auto hit him, meeting resolution calling for a STEVE KITTREDGE Weicker, R-Conn., and two con­ Favoring the freeze were Direc­ TUE8 WED A SAT TIL 5 FRI TIL 8 Baimtt, his voice still choked, said son was with the 'Yankees then. the next morning to Milwaukee lifted him Into the air and broke both gressmen for the helicopter tour tors Cassano, Diana, Peter P. freeze. The proposal, to rescind was WoiUng behind the plate in, a where they were scheduled to work his legs. He landed on the windshield ...double winner approved by a vote of 394-341. End of Koonoy-Mol

12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed- June 9, 1982

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Knight lb Portland 5 7 j* JJ jj ® By James Beard B a s e b a ll Cruz If 4 0 10 RSmith lb 3 111 Baltimore at Milwaukee, night IP H RERBBSO Tuesday’s ^ r t s Transactions 1000 Cleveland Seattle 4 7 J7 17 15 ^ Gamer 2b 4 110 Bergmn lb New York at Boston, night (Teams get sis points for winning In By United n*ess International Syndicated Columnist Knlcely rf 4 111 Clark rf 3 22 1 Sutcliffe (L 4^) 7 8 7 7 8 5 Baseball Glynn 11110 0 regulation time or overtime but only four By Barbara Richmond the liquid for the soup, except for the Garcia ss 4 12 1 O’Mally 3b 4 0 0 0 points for winning a game decidro by Cincinnati — Signed pitcher Billy Pujols c 3 0 10 Brenly c 3 10 0 SEATTLE ■ TEXAS Detroit Hawley, a first-round choice In the liquid from the fungus, as that doesn't ab r h bi ab r h bi Underwod (W 3^) 8 9 3 2 1 2 shootout. A bonus point is awarded for Herald Reporter Ryan p 2 0 11 LeMastr ss 4 0 10 each goal scored up to a maximum of amateur draft, and assigned him to have any flavor. 0 0 0 0 Hammkr p 2 0 0 0 JCruz 2b 5 0 10 Sample If 51 10 Tobik 1 1 0 0 0 0 Billings of the Pioneer Rookie League. _ Boone p WP-SutclIffe. T-2:46. A-21JW. three per game excluding overtimes and Back when Ellen Chen’s last name was NATIONAL LEAGUF: I>ouchs ph [) Holland p 0 0 0 0 Serna 3b 4 0 0 0 Wright cf 601 1 Cleveland — Brought up pitcher Bud Cut the mushrooms and the fungus into Castillo 3b 2 0 0 0 Belt 3b 602 0 .shootouts.) By United Presp Internalionll ommrsSmmrs piipn 1110 Tuesday's Result Ai^erson from Charleston (IL). Tryba and she was a student at the thin slices and tie the lily buds into knots East Lavelle p 10 12 Bochtc lb 6 0 10 Johnsn dh 40 10 San Diego — Traded pitcher Dan Totals 34 3 10 3 Totals 34 7 10 6 Zisk dh 6 13 1 Richrd dh 1000 Jacksonville 1, Portland 0 University of Wisconsin, she and a Add all to soup stock along with salt and W L Pci GB KANSAS CITY MINNESOTA Wednesday’s Games Boone to Houston for Joe St Ixiuis 34 22 .607 Houston 000 020 100—3 Cowens rf 6 10 0 Sundbrg ( 502 0 Wilson If 4 110 Wshngt M 4 0 0 0 Pittman. classmate struck a deal: plenty of pepper and 1 to 2 tablespoons San Francisco 201001 12x— 7 Gravlb 2 0 0 0 Hostetlr lb 5 00Q2Sin (All Times EDT) Copper still J’hiladclnhia 29 24 .547 3Vi Walhan c 5 J 4 1 Ward rf 4 0 10 College Mrs. Chen, a Milford Road resident 27 24 529 4Vi E-Scott, Garcia. Cruz. DP—San TCriiz ss 5 0 2 1 Grubb rf 2 0 0 0 Brett Sb 4 2 10 Bmnsky cf 4 0 0 0 Fort Lauderdale at Tamra Bay. 6 p.m. vinegar, depending on how sour you want Montreal Montreal at Seattle, 10:3t) p.m. East Carolina — Dave Odom an­ New York 28 27 .500 5»^ Francisco 2. LOEl—Houston 6, San Hendrsn If 3 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 3 0 10 Otis cf 4 2 2 4 Hrbek lb 4 2 2 1 nounced his resignation as basketball who is of Polish descent, taught the girl the soup to be. 24 28 .462 8 Francisco 6. 2B-LeMaster. Davis, Brown If 2 0 10 Stein 2b 2 0 0 0 Thursday's Games PittsburRh McBac dh 4 0 11 Vega dh 4 12 2 (Chicago at Tulsa coach, effective June 30, to accept a to play the piano. In exchange, the girl After this is finished, lightly beat the rhir«»po 21 35 .375 13 Garner, Laveile. HR—Clark (10). Garcia Bulling c 3 0 0 0 Wagner ss 4 0 0 0 Martin rf 5 0 12 Hatcher If 4 0 10 Sweet c 2 0 0 0 positioniOsUion as an assistant coach at taught Mrs. Chen some of the finer (1) SB—Wohlford. S—Ryan. May lb 1 0 0 0 Gaetti Sb 4 111 Virginia. two eggs. Bring the soup to a boil and Atlanta 32 21 .804 - IP H RERBBSO Totals 48 2 9 2 Totals 45 1 8 1 Aikens lb Sill Caslino 2b 4010 top choice points of Chinese cooking. while it's boiling, let the egg drip into the Seattle 00000010000001—2 Football San Dicro 30 22 .577 IW Houston White 2b 4 110 Laudner c 2 0 0 0 Texas 00001000000000-1 Baltimore — Signed fullback-tailback She had more than just a passing in­ soup in a thin stream. Remove from Los Angeles 27 29 .482 Rvan (L 5-7) 62-3 9 5 3 i 4 Conepen ss 4 0 2 0 . . . . . Johnny Wright of South Carolina, San Francisco 26 30 .464 7Vi Boone 1 1-3 1 2 2 2 0 DP—Seattle 2. LOB-Seattle 10, Texas Tolafs 38 9 14 9 Totals S4 4 8 4 offensive guard Tony Loia of Arizona terest in Oriental cooking. She’d just met flame. Garnish with minced scallions. Houston 24 30 444 8W San Francisco 8 2B—T Cruz 2. Sample. HRs—Zisk (3). Kansas City 200(0)220-9 SB-Brown S—Wagner. T, Cruz, Sund- State, ana center Tony Berryhill of her husband, Y. Otis Chen, who was also m. rincmnati 22 32 .407 low Hmmkr (W 3-3 61-3 8 3 3 0 1 Minnesotaiiniiesuut _____ OSO 000010-4 MAJOFi Clemson. Tuesday's Results Holland 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 berg. Richard ^Brunansky, Hrbek. DP—Kanwe CIW Green Bay — Extended the contract of of cooks a student at the university. St I^iuis 5. Montreal 4. 12 innings Lavelle (S 3) 2 2 0 0 0 1 IP H RERBBSO I, Minnesota i. L O ^ K a ^ s City 7, linebacker Mike Douglass through the “ My recipes are adaptations of Orien­ WP-Ryan T-2:27. A-8.420. Seattle Minnesota 4. 2^Bretl. HR—Vega (8). Pittsburgh 6. New York 2 LEAGUE 1984 season. tal recipes, please make sure you Philadelphia 5. Chicago 2 Bannister Gaetti (8), Otis (4), Aikens (I), Hrbek Los Angeles — Signed to two one-vear Ants Crawling up Tree Atlanta 4. I^s Angeles 3 Stanton (13). SB-Wathan (2). ^ contracts:...... - linebacker Jeff Qavldrd - . --.j from Nowadays we are blessed with so many different emphasize that,” Mrs. Chen says.today. ST LOUic MONTREAL Caudill (W 7-2) IP H RERBBSO LEADERS San Diego 4, (’incmnali 1 abrhbi abrhbi ______Missouri, offensive tackle Wally ly rKersten kinds of cooking utensils that it’s difficult to know She also insists on giving some of the 10 dried shrimp (optional) San P'rancisco 7. Houston 3 Andersen (S 1) Kansas City ^ „ McGee cf 5 12 1 Raines 2b 6 2 3 1 Texas from Minnesota, and safety Miles which to choose. We have heavyweight aluminttm credit for her knowledge of Oriental 3 packages Mung Bean noodles Wednesday’s Games Oberkfll 3b 5 00 1 Francon If 50 4 0 Gura (W « ) ® ® } 1 i I McPherson from New Haven; simed to (All Times P2DT) Tanana Armstrong 1 0 0 0 0 2 Major League Leaders ‘/4 pound ground pork Hrnndz lb 5 2 2 0 Dawson cf 5 110 Schmidt By United Press International three one-year contracts; defensive end in different weights and finishes, we have glass, we cooking to her husband and his mother. Houston iNiekro 4-41 at San Francisco Hendrck rf 5 0 10 Oliver lb 5 0 2 2 Minnesota . « . . Batting Ray Col^ from Alabama A&M. 5 Chinese mushrooms (Laskey 4-3i, 3 06 p.m Mirabll (L 1-1) O’Conner (LO-1) 575435 have iron, we have stainless steel and we have She may use recipes which are Sanchez c 10 10 Taveras pr 0 0 0 0 T-3 40. A-6.971, (Based on 3.1 plate appearances x New England — Signed a two-year 1 ounce lily buds St iViuis (Forsch 7-1' at Montreal lorg If 4 0 2 0 Carter c 4 10 0 Felton 5 ? J J ? number of games each team has played) contract for use of Bryant College as copper. adapted, but her ingredients would im­ 'Gullickson 3-5), 7 06 p.m. Green rf 1 0 0 0 Cromart rf 5 0 0 0 Pacella 2 1 0 0 1 0 summer training carnp. press even the most sophisticated ‘^4 ounce fungus Pittsburgh (Rhoden 2-6) at New York Felton pitched to 4 batters in 8th. National League All have their merits. Years ago, however — and 9 F»orter c 2 0 11 Wallach 3b 5 0 11 OAKLAND CHICAGO g ab r h pet. Philadelphia — Signed tight end Salt and pepper to taste ( Puleo 5-3), 7 35 p m Brummr c lOOOSpeler ss 50 0 0 T-2:23. A-6,543. Lawrence Sampleton, a second-round Chinese restaurant goer. Chicago (Jenkins 3-7) at Philadelphia abrhbi abrhbi Jones. SD 51 180 42 62 .344 not too many at thatall that the serious cook Soy sauce 'lilmith " ...... If 0 0 0 1 Rogers p 3 00 0 Hendrsn If 3 2 10 LeFlore cf 5 14 1 Thompson, Pit 50185 34 61 £30 draft choice from the University of ” I use Oriental ingredients which are 'Carlton 6-6t, 7:35 p m. Herr 2b 4 10 0 Milner ph 1 000 Texas, to four one-year contracts. could really depend on was heavy copper with a tin Finely chop the dried shrimp. Fry the (’incinnati (Seaver 2-6) at. San Diego Murphy cf 4 13 1 RLaw cf 0 0 0 0 Driessen, Cin 54 197 25 64 £25 not ordinary for the American cook, such Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Reardon p 0 0 00 Gross 3b 4 0 0 1 Bernzrd 2b 5 0 11 Guerrero. LA S5 206 30 66 .317 Soccer IEichelberger 5-6), 10:06 p.m. NEW YORK BOSTON Seattle (NASD — Jack Rebney lining. It is still probably the greatest material for as dried day lily buds, dried black pork and drain off the'fat. Soak the OSmith ss 3 10 0 Mills ph 1000 Armas rf 4 110 Kemp If 3 0 10 ab r h bi ab r h bi Stearns, NY 47 183 29 SB .317 Atlanta (Mahler 5-4) at Los Angeles LaPoint p 2 0 0 0 Fryman p 0 0 00 resigned as general manager. dependable cooking. It treats the food so gently! noodles in warm water for about 20 (Stewart 1-3). 10 35 p m Meyer dh 4 0 10 Luzinsk dh 2 0 0 1 Rndiph 2b 5 1 1 0 Remy 2b 4 110 Knight, Hou 54213 29 67 .315 fungus, cellophane noodles and dried Ramsy ph 00 0 1 Spencer lb 4 0 0 0 Paclork lb 3 0 10 GriffW cf 5 111 Evans rf 4 0 0 0 Oliver, MU SO 189 26 59 £12 And it looks so splendid hanging on one's kitchen minutes. After they are soft, cut through Thursday s Games Mura p 00 0 0 black Chinese mushrooms,” she says. (’mcinnati at I^os Angeles l.opes 2b 4 0 2 1 Squires lb 0 0 0 0 Gamble rf 4 0 0 1 Rice If 4 2 2 1 Dawson. MU 51206 40 64 £11 the middle (about 6 inches long). Soak Kaat . p 00 0 0 Heath c 4 0 10 Baines rf 3 10 0 Plniella rf 0 0 0 0 Ystrzm dh 4 0 2 0 Cedeno, Cin 46168 18 52 .310 hooks in all its rosy glory. She says sometimes the cooxbooks call Houstiin at San Diego Keener p 0000 Stanley ss 2 0 0 0 Fisk c 3 110 Mybrrv lb 4 12 1 Unsfrd Sb 4 0 2 1 Ray. Pit S2 20? 31 64 £09 I remember going into Paris shops after World the fungus tree ears or wood ears the mushrooms and cut into thin strips. CINCINNATI SAN DIEGO Landrm ph 0 0 0 0 Brrghs ph 1 0 0 0 Morrisn 3b 3 10 0 Winfield If 3 0 0 0 SUpletn lb 4 0 10 American League Soak lily buds and tie into knots. After Bair p 0 000 Hairstn ph 0 0 0 0 g ab r h pet. War II where there were great stacks of copper because some people would shudder at ab r h bi ab r h hi Gonzalz 2b 000 0 Nettles 3b 4 0 0 0 HoHmn ss 3 110 sciaking the fungus, shred it. Add the Hoshidr rt 4 0 0 0 Wiggins If 3 110 Almon ss 4 12 2 Murcer dh 4 0 10 Gedmn ph 10 0 0 Harrah, Clev 53 200 46 78 £86 B a s k e tb a ll the thought of eating fungus. Herald photo by Richmond Totals 38 5 9 5 Totals 45 4 11 4 Totals 34 4 9 3 Totals 31 5 8 5 McRae. KC 52 197 32 69 £60 pots and pans that had been retrieved from bombed Oesler 2b 4 0 0 0 Richrds lb 2 0 0 0 St Louis. 000100100012-5 Smalley ss 3 0 10 Valdez ss 0 0 0 0 She also uses a lot of dried shrimp. finely chopped shrimp, lily buds, Conepen ss 4 0 10 Templtn ss 4 110 Oakland 000020110—4 Wynegar c 3 0 0 0 Allenson c 3 010 Cooper. Mil 51205 S3 71 .346 buildings or sold by people evacuating the city. Of Montreal 101000000011-4 Chicago 100 000 2x—5 Miller cf 100 0 Herndon. Dei 51195 34 66 .338 “ I keep that in a glass jar and tightly mushrooms and fungus to the pork Dries.sn lb 3 0 0 0 Jones cf 40 11 E—Carter. DP—St. Louis 1. LOB—St.. ■ course, the copper was dirty, and most of it needed Vail If 3 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 2 10 0 ^Morrison, Fisk. Gross 3. DP— Perez ph 10 11 Hrbek, Min 47 185 33 62 £33 closed b^ause it smells horrible. It’s ELLEN CHEN PREPARES ORIENTAL RECIPE mixture. Ixiuis 9. Montreal 10 2B—lorg, Wallach. Oakland 1. LOB-Oakland 8, Chicago 9. Yastrzemski, Bos 42154 18 51 .331 Cedeno cf 3 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 12 2 3B—McGee HR—Raines (2). SB—Raines, Nichols cf 10 0 0 re-tinning and had suffered the slings and arrows of After this is mixed, add salt and Bench 3b 3 111 Salazar 3b 4 0 11 2B—LeFlore 2, Paciorek, Lopes. SB- Totals 35 3 6 3 Totals 34 4 U 3 Upshaw. Tor 53 185 27 61 .330 used sparingly, more like a spice in . . Vincent, 9 months old, observes hIs mother Francona, Herr, Green, S—Ramsey, Murphy 2. Henderson 3. S—Stanley, Carew. Cal 48168 27 54 .321 outrageous fortune. All of this marvelous copper pepper to taste and a little soy sauce. Trevino c 3 0 0 0 Flannry 2b 3 0 2 0 Oliver. Landrum. Gonzalez. Obcrkfell. SF None out when winning run scored Chinese recipes,” she says. Berenyi p 2 0 0 0 Montefsc p 1000 Gross, Fisk. Hairston. SF—Luzinskl. New York 1000010100-3 Paciorek. Ch\ 49179 20 57 .318 seemed to implore one to lug it home and use it! shredded to go in the soup. The soup also Add the liquid from the soaked shrimp, 0 0 0 0 Lefebvr pn 0 0 0 0 —L Smith IP H R ER BB SO Thornton, Clev 53196 40 62 .316 One of her recipes is for hot arid sour In a Chinese household if more people Price p IP H R ER BB SO Boston 1000001101-4 Biittner ph 1010 DeLwn p 100 0 Oakland DP-New York 2, Boston 1. LOB-New Home Runs soup. "M ost (Hiinese soups have a pork calls for black pepper. Quite a bit should are going to be there for dinner, the cook mushrooms and lily buds. Liquid St Louis National League — Murphy. Atl 17; NEEDLESS TO SAY, I made myself into a I.^ndsly pr 0 0 0 0 Norris 61-3 7 3 2 2 2 York 5. Boston 10. 2B—Randolph, Philadelphia (iod stock base but I have made it with be used because the soup should be quite doesn’t increase the amount of the in­ shouldn't equal more than 1 cup. Let Hume p 0000 LaPoint 6 6 2 2 2 5 Underwood 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Kingman. NY 14; Thompson, Pit 13; Mura 1 2 0 0 0 0 Mayberry. Murcer, Perez. HR—Mayberry fg-a ft-a r apfptk beast of burden and staggered away with as much simmer. Add the noodles last. Totals » 1 3 1 Totals 28 4 8 4 McLghln (L 04) 1-3 0 2 1 2 1 (6). Griffey (2). SB-Wlnfleld. S-Evans, Clark, SF. Hendrick. StL, Horner, Atl. Erving 11-24 8-10 8 3 0 30 chicken, especially if I’m having Jewish spicy, she says. gredients, she just increases the number Cincinnati 000000010—1 Kaat 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Owchinko 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Carter and Dawson, Mtl and Guerrero, as I could carry or afford. I have been using this Keener Allenson. B. Jones 24 84 7 0 4 t friends in,” she says. The soup, of course, is served in little of different dishes she serves, Mrs. Chen San Diego 100 001 02x-4 Arroyo 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO LA 10. C. Jones 14 04 9 3 5 2 eppper ever since.' Naturally, all those pots and pans Bair 12-31111 Chicago American League — Thornton, Clev 16; Most of the ingr^ients used in Orien­ individual rice bowls and a drop of explains. E—Kennedy. Templeton. DP—Cincin- Sutter (W 4-3) 11-3 2 1 1 0 New York Cheeks 6-19 34 2 9 2 15 nail 1. San Diego 1 LOB—Cincinnati 3, Lamp 62-3 6 3 1 1 2 Guidry 7 6 2 2 3 5 Roenicke, Bal and Hrbek, Min 13; Toney 1343 34 3 6 5 29 and molds have been r^tinned, polished and cared tal recipes have to be pre-soaked. Lily sesame oil should be added to each bowl. A fact which might surprise many: Montreal Koosman 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Lowenstein, Balt, Murphy. Oak and Stir-Fry Chinese Cabbage San Diego 8 2B—Templeton, Kennedy. Rogers 9 5 2 2 Gossage 2 S 1 1 1 1 Dawkins 44 2-2 1 0 6 10 for. buds have hard stems on them that “ It’s very concentrated so it should be Mrs. Chen doesn't use a wok. HR--Bcnch (4i SI3—Wiggins 2. Tem­ Baroias (W 2-1) 2 2 1112 Frazier (L 1-1) 0 2 1110 OgUvie, Mi) U. Richardson 14 34 2 t 1 5 Reardon 2 2 1 1 McLaughlin pitched to 2 batters in 8th. Runs Batted In should be removed. After they’re used sparingly, but it gives a nice, nutty Her electric range, she explains, pleton, Salazar. Driessen. S—Wiggins. Fryman (L 2-2 1 2 2 2 Boston Bantom 34 84 3 0 3 6 All are as useful as they ever were, including a Medium head Napa Mohtefusco, lyofebvre HBP—bv Lamp (Henderson). WP— Ek:kersley 8 5 3 3 2 4 National League — Murphy, Atl 48;. Totals 41-01 2249 352226104 soaked, they are tied in little knots, flavor to foods,” she says. This, too, can makes cooking with a wok inconvenient. (or 2 heads celery cabbage) IP H RERBBSO Mura pitched to 2 batters in 8th. Norris. Balk—Barojas. T—3:47. A—16.800. Moreland, (jhi and Diaz, Phil 30; couple of genuine antiques. (Apart from all its WP-Sutter T-3:37. A-37,196. Clear (W 5-1) 2 1 0 0 1 2 LOS ANGELES (114) be bought in an Oriental food store. Cincinnati Frazier pitched to 3 batters in 10th. Kingman, NY 38; Kennedy, SD, fg-a ft-a r a pf pts other attributes, copper holds its value and, indeed, primarily for aesthetic reasons. “ I ’ve Instead she uses a Dutch oven. 10 dried shrimp Berenvi (L 4^i 62-3 6 2 2 3 5 PB-AUenson 2. T-2:36. A-S1,41S. Thompson, Pit and Guerrero, LA 37. Rambis 44 04 7 1 5 8 spent over an hour doing this when I ’m She sometimes garnishes the soup with The following recipes are her own 3 large dried mushrooms CALIFORNfA TORONTO American League — Thornton, Clev 52; becomes more valuable with time, which is more Price 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 ATLANTA LOS ANGELES ab r h bi ab r h bi Wilkes 1145 54 5 3 4 27 J McRae. KC 51; Luzinski, Chi 42; Cooper, serving the soup to company,” she says. minced scallions. The Chinese serve the adaptations. 1 scallion (chopped) Hume 122221 ab r h bi ab r h bi Downing If 5 0 10 Garcia 2b 5 12 0 Abdul-Jabbar 6-13 64 11 4 4 18 than can be said for matched sets of lightweight San Diego Butler cf 5 0 0 0 Sax 2b 4 0 2 3 Mil 38. Hrbek, Minn and Otis, KC 38. E. Johnson 24 04 1818 5 13 Ingredients for the Oriental recipes do soup last but if Mrs. Chen has American 2 tablespoons cooking oil Clark If 1 0 0 0 lorg 3b 5 000 EASTERN LEAGUE stainless steel with flowers oi) them!) Monlefusc (W 4-4) 7 1 0 0 1 5 Hubbrd 2b 5 0 0 0 Roenick rf 4 0 0 0 Carew lb 2 0 11 Johnson If 3 12 0 By United Press International Stolen Bases Nixon 8-13 04 1 7 4 16 n o t come cheaply. The dried guests, she serves it first. DeLeon iS 4i 221101 Wshngtn rf 3 0 10 Baker If 4010 National Ljsague — Moreno, Pit 32; Salt ReJeksn rf 4 112 Bonnell cf 4 13 3 (First Half) M c A ^ 8-14 (H) 9 0 3 16 Very fine copper cooking equipment is to be had mushrooms, when Mrs. Chen last bought “ As long as I have the black fungus, Hot and Sour Soup WP-Berenyi T-2 20 A-13.1U Murphy If 4 2 2 1 Guerrer cf 4 0 10 Beniquz rf 2 0 0 0 Nrdhgn

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Find out more of what CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) 17 Noun suffix (abbr.) lies ahead for you for each sea­ You have extremely good bar­ 18 On the briny 60 Being (Lat) son following your birthday by gaining ability today at the 19 Repeat 9 Fame 33 Catholic mal forum. tial to jobs," he told the committee marketplace- or In areas which I 61 Family of By Richard Cody sending for your copy of Astro- 21 Strike 10 Am not (si.) official (pi.) members. “ R ’s the duty of a con­ affect your work or career. a MIKE, REMEMBER r w medieval Committee members from both Graph. Mail $1 for each to WONPeK 23 Dine 11 Carry 35 Gave Herald Reporter Astro-Graph, Box 489. Radio Concentrate and you'll profit. 1 THAT CRAZY 1 ROSIE/ 1 Ferrara towns Tuesday night grilled gressman to develop an economic WHO^ 24 Jacob's son 16 Solicitor celebration City Station. N.Y. 10019. Be AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 19) 1 ELECTIOW BET 1 ^ a Guglielmo, who is running un­ plan for his district. I plan to do 'WOH? 27 Child's toy 40 Shows anew BOLTON — Anthony Guglielmo sure to specify birth date. Excellent leadership qualities 1 JACKSON MADE 1 V O - N DOVYN 20 Yard tool (pi) challenged in his party, seeking his that.” make you the master of your 29 Grow together 22 Main artery 43 Rustic step told members of the Bolton and An­ UPl photo CANCER (June 21-July 22) 1 With e a r l ? ^ 45 Expunge On the national level, he said, Today you should be able to fate today. You have only to 32 Gretna Green 1 Arizona city 24 Horse dover Republican town committees stances on specific issues. After an 46 Stuff government is too big and needs to QOV. O’NEILL MEETS DEPARTMENT HEADS AT CAPITOL find ways to improve or change assert yourself to accorripLsh figure 2 One directives he plans to draw sharp lines hour and a half, the Bolton town what you aspire to. 34 Feta 47 Suggest things which have impeded 3 Tallies 25 As well between himself and U.S. Rep. Sam committee heartily endorsed the be cut back. “ In 1980, government . Immediate emergency over, he declared Tuesday PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 36 Attend indirectly your progress lately. Begin to 4 Hinge points 26 Papers Stafford businessman. on all levels consumed 36 percent of tear down the barriers. Row with events today. Things 37 Lofts 5 Day of week 48 Seth's son Gejdenson, his Democratic incum­ 28 Group of eight 50 American Officials from Andover also said our gross national income. More LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This is a v^lch are originated by others PRUD6E INDUSTRIE 38 Pottage (abbr.) bent opponent for the Second 30 Words of un- pairiof Flood summary good day to bring together per­ could prove more fortunate for 39 Greek deity 6 Antagonism District congressional seat. their committee would endorse than 30 percent.” Following this, he you than that which you initiate sons with whom you are friend­ 41 Collection 7 State (Fr) derstanding (2 51 Transmmed Guglielmo. said, “ By 2000, it would be 66 per­ yourself. And in marked contrast to his un­ ly. persons you feel should 42 Intermediate 8 Recipient of a wds.) 52 Advantage Bolton usually votes Republican, cent. ‘That’s clearly intolerable. know one another. Make the ARIES (March 21-Aprll 10) 31 Experiment 55 By birth successful campaign of two years You'd be wise today to associ­ (prefix) gift and Guglielmo is expected to pick up There’s no question that the presi­ necessary arrangements. 6-9 ago, he said, he plans to let people VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) You ate with people who can lead 6 7 0 11 know about it. a victory over Gejdenson here. dent is taking the only avenues State and federal agencies could profit today from unusual you to explore new horizons, 1 4 "CGejdenson) doesn’t represent Bolton was only one of two towns in possible.” circumstances that might pop rather than waste your time with those who Inhibit your World’s Qreatest Superhoroes 14 th e ^ ew s of the people in this dis­ the First District to have a majority When asked, Guglielmo said he up in areas affecting your work 12 13 or career. Don't lose time In vision. trict," Guglielmo told about 30 of voters go for Republican Ann didn’t support stronger gun control TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be mH-RAY VISION developing them. 16 17 Republicans. ‘‘The role (of Uccello last January in the special laws, “ I don’t believe that gun con­ LIBRA (Bept. 22'Oct. 23) You on your toes today for signs of etfOWEP r HAP A 15 tally damage, aid recovery bits of information that come to C I S A R P A T H representative) clearly has not been election, when she challenged trol is effective. Where there is should do very well today in sit­ you from the actions of others. THR(PUSH THEfl2/S- 19 20 Democrat Barbara B. Kennelly in strong gun control laws, like in uations requiring you to use 18 carried out by our congressman. your imagination and resource­ What you learn could benefit ■ This district is for the tax cut — he vain for the district congressional Jamaica, there is still as much fulness. Look for ways to build you moneywise. H AR TFO RD (U P I) — A host of state and federal The National Flood Insurance Program stationed a C^ASAfUCHAS 22 23 voted against it. seat, crime, the better mousetrap. n H A T E TO 0 0 agencies worked today to tally the damage and assist in team at the Ramada Inn in North Haven to handle 1 "This district is for the budget Guglielmo lost to Gejdenson by “ I don’t think there’s any correla­ . this t o c i t y f L 29 30 31 the recovery from flooding caused across Connecticut claims by homeowners with Hood insurance coverage. 24 25 26 27 cuts — he voted against them." 15,000 votes in 1980, a margin tion between weapons and violent P f R T Y - l 'D HATE IT M ■ 1 by three days of heavy rains. ^ m O R £ IF JOKFPB AEPVf "This district is for stronger primarily accounted for in the urban crim e.” Water supplies 34 35 Gov. William O’Neill, who has estimated the damage KW/AMCIUEP THE&E PAS­ 32 33 defense — he voted against it.” areas of the Second District — He said Gejdenson was elected on Water trucks were in use in Deep R iver and E s s e z .^ ^ ■ at 3100 million, said Tuesday it would be “ very, very dif­ SENGERS BEFORE r COULP Guglielmo said he supports Presi­ Groton, New London, Norwich and Democratic U.S. Sen. Christopher Water service was being restored in Chester and D eep^. iClEARTHeAlRl 36 ficult to put a dollar figure on the damage” that resulted dent Ronald Reagan’s stand on Middletown, Dodd’s strength in the district, River and about half of Essex, although residents were 1 from the floods. Bridge these issues, in contrast to Gejden­ urged to continue boiling water. ‘The state Department 38 39 40 G U G LIE LM O SAID he plans to since the incumbent succeeded Here is a summary of the situation as provided at a of Health Services had lists of testing services available^---. - ■ 1 son. fight unemployment head-on in Dodd in the congressional seat. Tuesday briefing in Hartford attended by represen­ for people who wanted their water checked. i -rkupto® ^ 42 43 44 46 Connecticut, with the main weapon He said his communication efforts T H K MEETING Tuesday night tatives of the various agencies involved in the cleanup: Engineers from the Department of Environmental__ It is the sort of slam con­ ■ in the Second District would have to 52 was the first time Guglielmo has being completion of Interstate 84. Protection were surveying sewage treatment facilites tract that would be embar 46 47 48 49 50 51 been in Bolton rallying support for He said the "depressed” areas in be increased. “ There’s no center in Deaths rassing to lose since you bevy!8 Law — James Schumeistei ■ Three bodies were recovered Tuesday to bring to 10 flooded by the heavy rains. The public was urged to his campaign, because until the the northeastern part of Connecticut the district," he Said. '"There’s no NORTH 4-M2 start with 11 sure tricks and 54 55 avoid “ contact recreation” in the affected rivers. 53 once-a-decade redistricting of last would get relief by business brought one newspaper that everybody the number of people killed in Hood-related incidents. 987643 the 12th can come from either spades or clubs. 6TAN 15 HANDSOME SAY ISN'T THAT 5TAN fall, Bolton was in the First District. in by the highway, and that it would reads. Somebody who is popular in Two other people were listed as missing. Dams 962 WHO WOUUDVE 56 57 56 4KQ94 On the other hand there is ANP WITTY WHAT 5 ICIESOIOVEB THERE? make jobs for people throughout the Andover and Bolton — if you said his Milford police were checking a report one person was IHOUGHr VIPEO I h a v e n t s e e n him Gejdenson was in town last week, The Department of Environmental Protection bad ♦ A-10 the problem of entries to MORE/THWE-S name in Putnam, nobody would swept by water from a parking lot into a river but had no /DATING WDULP’V5 SINCE I WAS BEST MAN 60 61 meeting with Democratic town of­ district. engineers surveying the 1,100 “ significant dams” across^ ■ ; dummy. You can get there eOMETHINGSPECIAL 59 P WEST EAST VVORISeP OUT TrilG a t h is “ The highway is absolutely essen­ know him,” identification or details of the incident. twice ny playing the ace of o q WEDDING'' ficials and party leaders in an infor­ the state. Dams in Granby, Haddani and Lyme were' ,’^ • 9KJ6 910 2 WAYT. diamonds and overtaking added Tuesday to the list of those that failed partially o r ! 9J10«75S 984 V ____ (NEWSPAPCR ENTEflPBISE ASSN I Deaths your jack, but that way is state police had 26 troopers assigned to overtim e duty completely, bringing the total to 10. • ' ♦ 75 4 10 8632 652 6J973 likely to be costing you a and troopers in one division were working 12-hour shifts. Food diamond trick so your first SOUTH THEBES A BOND A total of 73 National Guard members were on duty, decision should be not to try Demos back schodi plan About 2,000 acres of farm land were under water and 6AQ9 BETWEEN US mostly in the Essex area. An overnight curfew was in that. officials were working to prepare estimates on crop ; 9 aKQ How about the simple ■mAT NOTHING effect again Tuesday night in Essex. damage. Fifteen food stores and three pharmacies ♦ AJ CAN PESTieCY COVENTRY —The Democratic at the polls earlier this year. The full amount of the project method? Cash the ace-lack experienced serious problems and the state Department | 6KQ664 of diamonds, lead a cluo to 000 CELEBRITY CIPHER Town Committee Tuesday voted to A public hearing on the renovation must be funded by the town through Transportation Celebrity Cipher cryptogram* ara created Irom quotation* by lemou* people. p*»' of Consumer Protection embargoed “ considerable , , ; Vulnerable: Both dummy’s ace, cash the king- support the proposed $1.54-million plan will be held ‘Tuesday night. bonding. As the bond payments are and preeent. Each letter In the cipher *land* lor another TodoyS clue J oquois » Amtrak passenger rail lines remained out of service foodstuffs” and some drug supplies. Dealer: South queen of diamonds to dis­ school building renovation project The pldn must be approved by due, state reimbursements will be between New Haven und New London, with 10 washouts card one spade and one club which wiil go to referendum on June June 30 or the town will lose state made on both the principal and in­ Businesses Weft North East Sooth and then take the spade reported along the rail line between New Haven and Old 3 NT Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 29. funding for the project. It would terest. Say brook. Service was expected to be restored some The state Department of Economic Development had finesse. If it loses you still Pass 44 Pass 44 have a club break for your The project, which includes 325,- take about a year to apply for grants It has been estimated that the identified the major firms affected by the flooding. time Thursday. Pass 6 NT Pass Pass 12th trick. The whole chance "OJP VLHKUPE RTOJ VPHVUP RJH again. Of the p ro jec t^ cost for the first full year of funding will require 000 worth of roof repairs at Capt. Amtrak passenger service was operating between Fulltime representatives were assigned to the worst-hit , Pass is about 70 percent, but Nathan Hale School and renovations high school renovations of 31,522,- .91 of a mill to cover the town share, New Haven and New York and New Haven and communities. ; there is a better than 90 per­ JMBP YH BTDPC TC OJMO at Coventry High Schooi, is a much- 000, the state will reimburse the based on a 15-year bond issue at a 13 Springfield, Mass. Most freight service in southern New Opening lead: 9J cent play. scaied down version of two previous town 3908,281. There will be no reim­ percent interest rate and an es­ Cash that ace-jack of England was expected to be restored by some time ZPYPLMUUW WHX DMV KP CXLP renovation proposals, both defeated bursement for the roof repairs. timated Grand List of 3134,859,468. Administration diamonds, lead a club and ‘Thursday. Top officials from the Federal Railroad Administra­ play dummy’s 10. ‘That play Service on Conrail’s New Haven line was running tion and the Small Business Administration c o n d u c ^ . By OfwaM Jacoby gives you a fourth club trick OJPW’LP ZHTYZ OH JMBP CHEP between Bridgeport and New York with buses used helicopter tours of flood-ra\laged areas. The state Office. and Alan Sontag unless clubs break 5-1 with Program slated between Bridgeport and New Haven, where full service East holding both jack and VLPOOW MYYHWTYZ BTLOXPC.” - Members are sought of Civil Preparedness maintained its command post in was expected today. If you will just look at the nine. COVENTRY — A program en­ Hartford. ', Buses also were used on the Bridgeport to Waterbury North and South hands• vryou If it happens that East PUTQMKPOJ OMWUHL titled, “ Stress Management: Gov. William O’Neill called a meeting with state com- I."!’ can amuse yourself with a holds all six clubs, you won’t line, which was expected to be out of service a month or Tapping Your Personal Power,” missioners for 10 a.m. proq blem in dummy play. play the club 10. Instead you will be presented Monday at 7:30 for charter commission longer. Freight service from New Haven to Torrington You reach six no-trump will rise with the ace, cash p.m. at the Booth and Dimock also was expected to be out for a month or more. after a three no-trump open­ the last diamonds and fall back on the spade finesse for PREVIOUS SOLUTlON:"The only time my prayers are not Memorial Library by Gordon Sixteen sections of state highway were out of service LAUNOOHO b riNISHCO ing f{id a four club Stayfnan trick 12, All in all, it’s better answered is on the golf course." — Billy Graham Scallion and M arjorie B. Tur- COVENTRY — The Democratic needing revision. and most were expected to be back in use by Friday. A response. You win the jack Alley Oop — Dave Graue of Mbrts lead and want to than a 90 percent chance. cotte of the Life Learning Center Town Committee’s nominating com­ The commission will consist of dozen sections of bridges on state highways w ere out of findAe best line of play. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) mittee is looking for residents in­ seven members. Its work is service and some repairs already had begun. THE PEACE in East Hartford. TABLECLOTHS YOU MEAN w e NO THAT'S ABOUT terested in serving on the proposed scheduled to be completed by March State and federal officials were dispatched to assess TO BEAUTIFY YOUR CRYSTAL, SILVER A FINE CHINA... CONFERENCE, Scallion, director of the center, LONGER THREATEN IT IN A NUT­ or April - l in e n s ALA SW ISS FrUeilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan s i l l y ; n o w has been a business consultant Charter Revision Commission. damage to roads and bridges controlled by local ■» LEM, AND THEY SHELL (3VN'T DO ANYTHING WE'LL HAVE for 10 years. He is also president governments. • 10 Harlow S t • PIACI- Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright The nominating committee will be « 35 Windsor Ava. • TO US? of Life Publications Inc. interviewing Interested persons Ballots r^ady Housing 237 Hanford Turnpike _ [»>KNEP.'MV A *W Ar GRANDPA" Mrs. Turcotte is a counselor vemiON Monday beginning at 6 p.m. in the An estimated 5,(KX) homes were damaged by the cNP AAAX'S SON and a teacher of parapsychology. COVENTRY - Absentee ballots Vernon Circle Shopping OIr. l Town Hall. It has not been decided floods, including 150 that were listed as destroyed or BECOME A She is also an author of children’s for the June 29 referendum on the ___ MANCHES’TER PALEONTDLDGIGT, yet in what office the interviews will having sustained severe structural damage. ‘The worst RStEONTOLDOST.' proposed school renovation project CHOOSE SWISS QUALITY WITH coHnoEHCe521 Middle Tnpke. books. take place. damage was apparently in Essex, where 50 homes were ‘The program will focus on self­ are available as of today. destroyed. '5 — ^ 4 ‘The Steering Committee, which is For information and applications exploration, getting in touch with Mobile homes used to house victim s of the 1979 tor­ OUT! in charge of making recommen­ contact the Town Clerk’s office at inner sources of energy, and nado in the Windsor area were available to Hood vic­ handling daily conflicts and dations to the town council on the 742-7966. PUBLIC NOTICE! tims, and officials were compiling a list of available problems, in the most positive revision commission, Thursday out­ apartments in affected towns. FREEH FREEH 1 way. lined seven areas of the charter The Herald provides a com- Among UTe communities where homes were damaged For more information call the which it feels need changes and |irehensive calendar of “ wliere to go Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves were Ansonia, Chester, Derby, Essex, Hamden, BLOOD library, 742-7606. clarifications. The budgetary and what to do,” every Friday in the Milford, Naugatuck, Seymour, Shelton, Westbrook and process was cited as a major section Focus/Weekend section. PRESSURE West Haven. -IWHfAX TMWgUlRM CUN/C f TAKBN BY A eENEAlOeV H E t h a t I ' M Concert set R R O ItT im o GOSH, MAYBE MCXJ NURSE THW5 A PERSON Thoughts MT. VERNON VJHO STUDIES SHOULD SEE HIM FAMILY A dbjcbnpant of by singers REAL O LP BONES. a b o u t THAT PAIN SWEETHEAJ^T.' IN YOUR SHOULDER, ^ TREES . ^ O M B v E P Y i m p o r t a n t CO VENTRY - The Elon AT: LI6SETT PHARMACY ami GRANDPA TRACED singers wili present a DAIRY STORES PARKADi HEALTH SHOPPE peopi-Er A N P X'M choral program, “ Kids “ For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor 244 Broad St. 653 Center SI.e: a Praise,” Tuesday at 7:30 O S P l - L D E > iC B N P I N 6 . angels, nor principalities nor powers, nor thing present, Manchester Manchester ° Co tponaofRri as r COMMUNITY SFRVICf l)y p.m. at Second nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other I ir.GETT PARKAOE PHARMACY PARKADF Hf A| T Congregationai Church, creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of A T THE PARKAOE NUTRITION r.f Route 44A. God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 8:28 & After the program there FRESH-ENRICHED w ill be a reception, ‘The 20 29. LAND-O-LAKES Events or circumstances may seem to separate'you singers range in age from 8 from everyone else, but through a personal trust in *t***»»9*L.-, The Born Lo*er — Art Sansom to 18 years and are visiting Jesus Christ who died for you, you can know that you are Bugs Bunny — Warner Bros. from the Elon Home for not alone ... and that Indeed you are a member of God s OiK Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick OH.WaL.HOTHATCA-SE.rLL Children, Elon College, I'M AFRAIPICAWT SER>/E OM 6UT THtD I? family. „ SERVE. I COX.P BE MISTAKEN N.C. Rev. Marvin D. Stuart, Pastor Sour i com't BEueve MERELV A CA’SE The home cares for D D r i i n ABOtJr CAPITAL Pl)Hl5KAAEkJT^ United Pentecostal Church BUTTER IUJL1T6 5C0FFEP WHEN I THIS 60UNPJ LIKE HIS lU CAPITAL P0MI5HMEMT ’ WHERBTHElWFe /—"1 y ' children who can’t be sup­ BI(5wth in Medicare hospital payments to about plus a factor to take care of cost increases. Hospitals according to the new system. Smaller hospitals would have the option of being paid either on thp fWed-nrice get. Friday; Milk only. fruited gelatin. ALL FLAVORS 14 percent in 1983, compared to the 16 percent increase are now reimbursed for Medical expenses after the fact Grammar —Monday; Veal parmesan, Thursday; Hawaiian chicken, mashed CHUNK LIGHT .2 Hr. bottlee ' buttered noodles, vegetable, roll, fruit sweet potatoes, green beans almondine, POLAR SODA PLUS DEP. rye bread, rocky road pudding. cup. ARMOUR p i n Brief- Tuesday; Shells and meatsauce, green Friday; Liver with onion gravy, Consumer loans up in April; beans, corn bread, fruit. mashed potatoes, mixed vegetables, CORNED BEEF • 1 . 4 9 Wednesday; Pita pocket sandwich, wheat bread, cherry chip cake with -^CORONET whipped topping, 6.5 oz. Unlimited; Joseph LaVoie, LaVoie Siding Co.; Ted 9 macaroni and cheese, vegetable sticks, add one Coventry school menus Messina named Lerner, Co-Opportunity Personnel Service; Robert strawberry shortcake. Tum ^THROOM TISSUE . I roll pock • 1 . 7 9 Thursday; Cook's choice. McLellan, Marshall’s; Roger Moore, R.L. Moore budget lock worries W all St. Friday; Meat and cheese pizza, salad, DELTA TOWaS Angelo J. Messina has been appointed financial Co.; Roland M. Pike, Covenant Group; David Manchester schools WISHBONE Robusto-Deluxe Frendi Poriss, Estimating Services Association; Marvin pudding with topping. Milk is served with EMPRESS, SLICED, CRUSHED, CHUNK manager for Gerber Garment Technology Inc., a By Elaine S. Povich keep the deficit below $100 billion. for the dollar totals. Mortgage len­ Reiner, Lloyd’s-Roberts & Connecticut Furriers of The following lunches will be served in all meals. Creamy Cucumber - Italian wholly owned subsidiary of Gerber Scientific Inc. United Press International House Democrats, meanwhile, ding is not included in the totals. PINEAPPLE . M ox.caiw _ Hartford; Jerry Rossi, G.Fox & Co.; Sherman put together a spending plan that Adding to the bit of encouraging Messina will be responsible for monitoring and Sicklick, Dworin Chevrolet; Mark Thomas. FIRESIDE • 4 A A SALAD evaluating all accounting functions and assisting would produce a slightly higher news for business, the Reagan ad­ Thomsen Overhead Door Co.; William Wallace, WASHINGTON - Despite stub­ deficit, fully fund Medicare and ministration announced it will send FIG BARS...... aib.pkB- A the vice president and controller in operational Connecticut Bank & Trust; and Robert Woreheide, About Town Valuations and reporting to GGT management. bornly high interest rates, bolster social programs. delegations to Japan to talk about State Bank for Savings. SWEET LIFE Before his promotion, Messina was manager of Americans took out $1.18 billion in Neither side was confident enough implementing Japan’s new trade DRESSMGS new loans in April — the largest to predict passage, however. concessions. Japanese imports are CUT GREEN BEANS I ■ 12 OZ. . financial reporting and business planning for Gerber Scientific Inc. amount since the $3 billion increase On Wall Street ’Tuesday, where cutting deeply into the U.S. market, DAR plans events Scores announced in borrowing last September. anxiety mounted over Congress’ in­ and American manufacturers have Scores for the Center Bridge Club for PRODUCE The strongest category was ability thus far to pass a budget, the been demanding reciprocity. The Orford Parish of Daughters of the revolving credit, typical of credit Dow Jones industrial average fell Japanese government on May 28 an­ American Revolution will have Its an­ June 4 are as follows; VP appointed North and South, First, Linda Sim­ card and department store ac­ 1.80 points to 802.23 — the lowest nounced a plan to eliminate un­ nual picnic and white elephant sale in H G S M ilaterally tariffs on 96 foreign mons and Glenn Prentiss; second, Jim SWEET PINK MEAT Gettier re-elected counts, up $499 million, followed by level since it hit 795.85 on March 17.' Thursday at noon at the home of Mrs. HARTFORD — Pat Brady has been named vice products, reduce tariffs on 119 Baker and Barbara Davis, and third, ss. president and general manager of WVIT, Channel automobile credit, up $233 million, Private economist Lacy Hunt, Thomas Carpenter. 144 Hebron Road, the Federal Reserve said ’Tuesday. however, drew encouragement from others and take other steps to allow Joyce Driskell and Shirley Graborr. HARTFORD — Glenn Gettier, partner In charge 30, the NBC affiliate for Connecticut. Bolton CANTELOUPES Many of these loans had interest the lending figures. more U.S. and other foreign com­ Scores for east and west were first, M B MERT lltPT. of the audit department of Peat, Berwick, Mitchell He will succeed and report to Paul Hughes, who Members are reminded to bring a Jim Bennett and A1 Sekac; second, Mr. has been appointed to the new position of president rates of upward of 17 percent, and “I think this good gain in con­ petition in its markets. CALIFORNIA and Co.’s Hartford office, has been re-elected to analysts say rates won’t come down sumer credit is consistent with The U .S. government has potluck dish and items for the white and Mrs. Glen White, and third, Sally serve as the president of the board of directors of of Viacom Broadcasting Inc. Hughes had been elephant sale. FARM FRESH president and general manager since 1978. Hughes until Congress passes a deficit­ some other indicators that point to a welcomed that initiative, but wants Sekac and Joy Zocco. the Better Business Bureau of Greater Hartford to know more about how it will be LONG WHITE POTATOES will be responsible for operations of all Viacom cutting budget. consumer-led recovery that is now Hostesses will be; Priscilla happen, Inc. implemented. television and radio stations. On Capitol Hill Tuesday, Congress emerging,” said Hunt, of Fidelity chairman; Linda Smith, Ruth Willey, Overeaters meet FRESH, CRISP Elected to the board of directors were; Neil Brady co'ipes to WVIT from WCLQ-TV in was still trying to reach a spending Bank in Philadelphia. Judith Marteney, Janet Calve and Nancy CMCKEH Cohen, N.H. Cohen Gemologist; Ted Henning, The consumer installment credit Archaelogists have recently Overeaters Anonymous will meet plan. J Cleveland, Ohio, where he was vice president and Gozdeck. CaERY HEARTS Travelers Insurance Cos.; James Hoffman, House Republicans agreed on a figures are watched by economists turned up evidence that a tonight at 8 in the conference rooms at SWEET Pioneer Credit Com.: Elsie Ghent Kellv. Options general manager. Anyone needing transportation shoulc Manchester Memorial Hospital, naynes package that would impose deeper as much for what they say about Bronze Age culture flourished in contact Mrs. Smith at 649-2200. 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FINANCIAL 10— Schoois-CisBset 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes tor Rem 6— Mortgage Loan9 20— instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— Peis-Birds-Dogs 55— Otfices-Stores lor Rem Homes f 66— Automotive Service 6 DAYS MOSER FARM Phone 643-2711 9->P#rsonal Leant * 32— Building-Coniracling 44— Musical Instruments 58— Resort Property lor Rem FARMS MmEMLAIIE STEM!...... 67— Autos lor Rent-Lease WHIPPING CREAM ™ .8 9 « 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Warned to Rem 26 DAYS HOOD'S FLAVORED Corner of Adams St & Tolland Tpke. U8DA CHOICE UNDERBLADE I (across from Manchester Caldor’s) COHAGE CHEESE 13 Help Wented 13 Help Wented 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted PHILADELPHIA Help Wented 13 Help Wented CHUCK ROAST...... lb. 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Open Daily 10 AM - 7 PM MOSER FARMS responaSile Idr only ana! 8003, extension 494, lor in­ U8DA CHOICE SHOULDER STEAK lor Incarraet Insartion aiiS 0401 formation. FULL TIME Experienced ORANGE JUICE ...... « 9 9 * than only to tlio aizo of Hake in the extra money only parts counter person. Visit Our open Air Garden S ta ^ ^ LONDON BR O IL...... the original losortlon. SUPERINTENDENT - you can make by selling no- SEARS, ROEBUCK and Apply at: 214 Stafford getyouriDot F R O itiN Errora which do not Hard working, previous longer-needed items with a Co. - We are accepting Road, Mansfield. lossan ttw nluo ot the experience require for 120 low-cost, fast-acting applications for a part time ^ Under the Striped Tent. ^ 1 CUT TO ORDER — 5-7 Hm . MORTON’ S • C hicken-Turkey-Beef advortlaanwnt -will not units. Rent $lw per month, Classified Ad. commission sales position FULL TIME Experienced r $4.50 per hour. Send in our Furniture Depart­ I whoubebftehderloiiis ho Gomolad by an 1 resume to Fountain only body man. Apply at: in th e d o o n 0 dtuonal insartloii. ment. Apply: Personnel, 214 Stafford Road, - First Of the Season- Village, 175-A Downey Manchester Parkade. Mansfield. 11 OL Drive, Manchester. CASHIER and diversified E.O.E. ANY SIZE PKO. duties - Must be over 18. HOUSEKEEPER - Part FULL TIME Professional Must be willing to work MEDICAL RECORDS time Saturday and Sunday Are you thinking about getting weekends . and holidays. MEAT o r CHEESE RAVlOU .ISox. a r a ia iM iiB CHUCK JA. painters • brush and spray clerk - light typing, filing, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Vacation back into the work force? If Native Strawberries! SWEST LIFE experience, minimum Call 633-4155. general office skills. Must coverage. Apply in person you’re ready to give it a go, e l^ t years. MAK Painting he a high school graduate, to Mr. Kegler, Meadows SECRETARY - needed in /€tna is ready to give you a CRINKLE CUT POTATOES . M o t. ANY SIZE PKQ. ifttttrbrH tpr Company, 643-2M9. _ personable, self-motivated Convalescent Home, 333 chance. Just brush up your typ­ SWEET LIFE busy rental office four days and willing to work with Bidwell Street, « I RIESH CROIIHD BEEF...... >. FULL TIME Road per week, 4-7 p.m. - also others in a long term care Manchester. ing skills to 45 wpm, and you WAFFLES...... 1.P-1 49 salesinan. Transportation two weekends per month setting. This Is a newly can get your hands on an excit­ CELENTANO a must. Liberal commis­ 106 p.m. Call ^ 1 3 0 0 for creatM position will full PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC ing career as a keyboard opera­ OVEN READY sion scdiedule. MAK Pain­ an interview between 9 and part time hours Director. Responsible for tor. You could start in any MANICOTTI...... 1. M . 8 0 ting, 64S-26S9. a.m. and noon daily. available. Four qualified administrative and clinical SWANSON'S— 8AUSBURY, CHICKIN MIAST, TUnMIt^ ^ I U ltlA I F I T A A F I ARID individuals will receive number of departments, from supervision of community- accounting to advertising. How HUNGRY MAN DINNERS...... u .*1 .6 9 | WHOU LEG OF LAMB $5.13 per hour to start plus based psychiatric after­ 9 MINUTE MAID a comprehensive benefit care program. Also will much you move around...and package. Apply in person: how far you move up...all MEATY function as social worker LEMON JUICE 7W< □ N O T I C E S HOUSEWIVES - Meadows Convalescent in clinical treatment team. / depends on you and your skills. Full Line of Center, 333 Bidwell Street, M.S.W. Degree with . SHOUUIER LAMB CHOPS...... i>. Manchester between the You'll get an unbeatable package of tenefits. Life, Lost end Found 1 minimum two years SERVICE DELI Be an Area Advisor and earn extra hours of 8 am and 4 pm. experience preferred. Medical, Dental,and Disability Insurance. Plus a competi­ FRUIT and PRODUCE BLACK AND White male money with your own part time Job. Other graduate human ser­ tive salary and more. We go to great lengths to make i€tna cat, lost vidnity of Ellen HELP WANTED - vice degree considered. a good place for good pieople. ^ cau se we know people FRITZ CLOVER Need own car. Salary plus mileage. Experienced need only Demonstrated ability in iriake it work. Drive, Manchester. If find ^ply. Own transportation. RBUMBOIOre please contact 640-UW. 20 hours per week. staff supervision, clinic ad­ If ypu want to give us a hand, call Bill McKendree, Roofing, siding, ministration and fiscal remodeling. Telephone 7fi- management reduired. (203) 273-6177, Recruiting Office, ittna Life & Casualty, [LARGE ASSORTMENT LOST: Grey and white cat 900 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, CT 06156. An equal COOKEDHAM . called ' "idooch” . (Jerald 8440. Salary competitive. Call 647-9946 Resume and references by qjportunity/affirmative action employer. BAKED FRESH HI OUR BAKERY a . * 4 Park area. REWARD, REGISTERED NURSE - H A N G IN G LM I LAMB CHOPS. j Please caU 7426487. June 21 to: E xecutive supervisory position. U-7 Director, Inter­ 1 MISSING June 2nd - two shift - 4/5 nights per week. community Mental Health Keyboard Operators wanted now. PLANTS SKIN RIMOVED Excellent salary and Group. 2400 Main Street, CHEESE DANISH 3 1 4 . dogs - female, white PART TIME benefits including free (Secretaries, derk/typists, data From *5 ** and Shepberd/Husky, blue Glastonbury, (Jonnecticut. IMMIfSSCIBCimHMEASTS eyes, gentle, rusty brown, EVENINfiS Blue Cross and B lu e ^ e ld , 06033. input operators, word processors.) limps hind leg, hyper. Century 96, Major Medical, • 2 . 3 8 South Manenester- 11 sicK days, 10 paid JOB INFORMATION: Olaatonbury-Bolton area. holidays. (Jail Colchester Cruise Ship jobs, also Reward for information. from our now olfleo. Qeod voleo a miitL Convalescent Home, Houston, Dallas, overseas ^ LUNCHEON LOAF...... *.•! s78 ISSTraANKS Salary, commhwions, and ploaoant working Colchester, 537-2339. jobs. 312-741-9870 Dept. GERAHHMS .H>. 643-16S5 anytliM, E.O.E. oondMoiM. Work from 8 pm to S pm and 423B. Phone call refun­ LOST; C!alico long haired, Saturday morning. dable. PROVOLONECHEESE...... % 6 8 I , one year old double pawed FULL AND Part time cat named Terror. Oakland positions open. Apply in PART ’TIME Person with stay on top of the news — subscribe to The One of the best ways to each Call Mr. Taylor Street, Mandiester vldni- n Salvation Army credit and collection Mandbester Herald. For home delivery, call 647-9946 or find a bargain is to shop the ' POTATO SALAD...... i.6 8 * 1 BACON .. 1 lb. pks. Store, Manchester. knowledge. CaU Mrs. Cross W. C ^ 647-lOei m S27-U5I. 647-9946 K 6464947. Classified ads every day. Ask for Lynne. ' 6464928. at 643-9Sb. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed . .lune 9. 1982 - 23 22 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. June 9, 1982 •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••a* **• •••••••••••••••#•# •••••••••••••••••••••••• Apartmanta lor Ron! 83 Otileaa-Storas Ofticas-Stores A utoit For Sftiv Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Campers-Trallers-Moblle ••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Homes 65 •••••••••••••••••••••••• tor Rant 88 tor Rant S5 aoooooo ••••••••••••••••• • IN MANCHESTER - Main •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••*•••••••••••••••* CAUILLAC - 1976 - Coupe 1981 SILVER CHEVETTE - DeVille - 72.000 miles. 15,000 original miles. Air- .MOBILE HOME in a nice Street. 2-3 rooms. Heated. WORKSPACE OR MANCHESTER - retail, BANK REPOSSESSHNIS park. Telephone 568-6214. Hot water. Appliances. No STORAGE SPACE FOR storage and/or manufac­ Good condition. $2700 or conditioning. snow tires, FOR SALE Best ofler. Telephone 742- rear defogger, auto trans., pets. Security. Parking. RENT in Manchester. No turing space, 2,000 sq. ft. to 1979 FORD FlOO Explorer, A TAG SALE SlCiRS lease Or security deposit. 25,000 sq. ft. very 1677 FORD T-B Ird , hilly 6800 - Keep trying. p/s, p/b. Please call 646- 523-7047. Reasonable rates. Suitable reasonable. Brokers’ •quipped. Exc«ll*nt condi­ 3685, leave message on 302, V8 automatic, power for small business. Retail protected. Call Heyman tion. $3900. 1967 MUSTANG Converti­ (nachine. steering, power brakes, tilt Are thinqs piling up? Then why not have a TA G SALE? The best way to an­ THREE ROOM Apart­ 1976 D O D G E 0100 Pick­ ble, excellent running con­ steering wheel, Ziebart ment, second floor. Stove, and commercially zoned. Properties, 1-226-1206. up “>2300. nounce it. is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. dition, inspectible and SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, rust proofing, with leer in­ refrigerator, heat. On i975 FORD Grand Torino restorable. $1500 or best sulated camper top with moBP busline, near parkade. •••••••••••••••••••••*** •latioq wagon '• rough condi­ TRUCKS Car-inv. value vou’ll receive ONETAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. NEWLY RENOVATED tion. Boat offar. offer. 649-5473 after 5 p.m. $2143, sold for $100. For in­ leer slide in living unit. Quiet older persons Showroom condition, 5700 preferred. $310. Call 649- 310 square feet office □ AUTOMOTIVE The above can be seen at formation on purchasing FREE the 1972 DATSUN 1200. $200.00 miles. Selling price $5500. 6205 or 643-6802. available. Main Street similar bargains, call 602- location with ample Savings Bank of or best offer as is. 998-0575 Ext. 7816. Call 646-1769.______ACTION Auto Parts For Bala 60 Telephone 646-0458. Refundable. MANCHESTER - Four parking. CaU 649-2891. Manchester BOLTON CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER room, two bedroom apart­ 633 Main StrM i USED CAR LOT - 461 Main FOUR CUSTOM Firebird 1980 MERCURY Bobcat - 1969 CHEVY Malibu, two PUBLIC NOTICE Action is ment. Heat,, hot water, aluminum rims In good four speed, transmission, electricity, appliances. Street, Manchester. Long door, small V8, good mpg, The Zoning Board of Appeals will what you get established. Call weekdays condition. $2()0. Call 647- BUICK ELECTRA - 1971. 26,000 original m iles, new tires/alternator, AM- hold a Public Hearing on Monday, •••••••••••••••••••••••a *»«•••#•••••••••••#••••• Immediate occupancy. 8125 after 6 pm. excellent condition inside .lune 21. 1982. at 7:00 P.M. at (lie when you use •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••*••***** $450. Don - 646-2482. 9-5, 646-2426. 98,000 miles, new tires and FM cassette, many extras. •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••* Services Offered 31 Services Offered 31 Free. CleaeHted Ada ArUelee for Sele 41 Produce ' SO and out. $3495. Telephone Town Halt to hear the applicalion a Classified ad exhaust. Everything Best offer. 633-5361. i>l Allan W. Guilford (Gil's Auto Help Wanted 13 qj EDUCATION □ BUSINESS works. $800.643-4118 after 5 649-1694. •••••••••••••••••••••••• WHIRLPOOL WASHER PH0T(6 ENLARGER - Ar­ Service. Inc.t ol 262 Boston Tpke to find the lT w N M OW ERS DIVEWAYS SEALED- Autoa For Bala 87 Auto^,For Bala 01 Autoa For Bala 81 p.m. Trucks lor Sale ACCOUNTS Payable clerk .... and SERVICES not working. Best offer nold Sun Ray enlarger, 62 for a Used Car Dealer’s Permit buyers, renters REPAIRED - Free pick-up Lawns Mowed. Odd jobs U P lC K A T T H E John Roberts. - Excellent opportunity for Schoola-Claaaes 19 and delivery. 10% Senior done. Two ambitious less than $50.00. Call Doug Model D, for 2V!i by 2V4 1970 PLYMOUTH 1980 CJ7 Laredo - 6 cyl., and employees an individual with at least •••••••••••••••••••••••* college students, with or Becky any time at 647- negative?. With 3.5 inch, Chairman Services Offered 31 Discount. ECONOMY CORN CRIB Barracuda - 318. V-8. Call four speed, lock-up rear, Zoning Board of you need. five years of accounts HAND WEAVING, spin­ LAWN MOWER - 647-3660. experience. Call Scott 646- 8066. Keep trying. f/4.5 lens. Needs cleaning 228-3761 after 6:00 p.m. new Goodyear 10x33x15 M- payable experience. ning and natural dyeing 7527; Brad 643-1626. and repair. Great for parts Appeals REWEAVING BURN or for copy stand. Call 315 Center St., Mindiester F. Power steering, stereo. Qualified applicant must taught at Spindle Hill, HOLES. Zippers, um­ EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ MAN’S 26” 3-speed. $50.00 1947 MERCURY Four "We Mean A Lot To $7800. Telephone 742-8820 012-06 Coventry. Yarn, spinning or best offer. Telephone Doug Bevins at The A Lot of People” be accurate with figures, brellas repair^. Window ting, driveway sealing, CONCRETE WORK Done - BUCKLAND ROAD door. Not running, needs after 5 p.m. have some typing skills and wheels, looms for sale. experienced. College Sidewalks, patio, walls and 649-0915. Herald, 643-2711, after 1 INVIT/\TI()N Custom Col lection shades, Venetian blinds. p.m. SOUTH WINDSOR work. Rebuilt engine. the ability to learn quickly. Call Jessie Marshall, 742- Keys. TV FOR RENT. senior, references. Call floors. Free estimates. Telephone 646-5164 T O BID Apply to: Personnel 8934. Marlow's, 867 Main Street. P eter Krupp, 643-0468. Telephone 875-0572. COLONIAL Corner Op«fMd dNffr - between 7 and 10 p.m. The Manchester Public Schools Department, Gerber Scien­ cabinet, glass doors on top, LAWN MOWER 22” 3.5 Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 649-5221. Free estimates. ••••••••••••••••••••*••• solicits bids for M\M \l tific, Inc., 83 Gerber Road LOVING MOTHER of two H&L hinges. $98.00. h.p. BTS $30.00. Also, picked out l in ;\\m T K H MMM K.N W f I Lota-Land lor Sale 24 trailer hitch for 78-82 GM •am tffi 1971 DATSUN 240-Z - Real MOTORCYCLE VI., South Windsor. E.O.E. •••••••••••••••••••••*** BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - will care for your child of 3 Telephone M9-6472 after 4 nice car, needs minor for the 1982-1983 school year M/F. years or older in my home, p.m. car, 2000 lb cap. $30.00. 649- DATSUN SENTRA INSURANCE - Lowest Sealed bids will be received until Concrete. Chimney 2287. work, $3,000 or best offer. Rates Available! Many op­ 3 00 P M , June 21. 1982, at which Repairs. “ No Job Too on quiet street with fenced Dean 649-1111 after 5 p.m. BERKSHIRE ATTICS, GARAGES, MIRROR 36 X 60; formally tions. Call: Clarice or time they will be publicly opened Small.’’ Call 644-8356. in yard. Weekdays only. The right is reserved lo reject any BABYSITTER: Teacher, LAND BARGAINS CELLARS CLEANED - 647-9198. over living room fireplace, GOWN - Light blue jersey Joan, Clarke Insurance material with lace jacket. •••••••••••••••••••••••• •4 9 4 9 ®® 1977 RABBIT - generally Agency 643-1126. and all bids Specifications and bid teacher's aide or similar 4CR£S-BI«H)K-$8,900 C & M Tree Service, Free Light trucking. All types of excellent condition. 643- good condition, asking forms may be secured at the experience, who is 10.45 brush and trash removed. 5675 after 5 p.m. $40.00. Size 9-10. $48.00. Telephone Rooms for Rent 52 Safe Buy 3.7 ACffiS-MEiU)OW-$5,900 estimates. Discount senior LIGHT TRUCKING - at­ $1800. Call 742-9514 after 7 Business Office. 45 N School creative, mature, responsi­ Call 643-1947. tics and basements 643-mi. MOTORCYCLE Street. Manchester. Connecticut 3.7 ACttS-WOOOS-$4,900 citizens. Company MANCHESTER - Nice p.m. weekdays. Weekends INSURANCE - For all your ble and loving for, two Manchester owned and cleaned, lawns mowed, let SLIPCOVERED Lounge anytime. Used Cars Raymond E Demers. Business children: 2'2 and Va years 20% DOWN-BALANCE 7 YEARS ATTENTION ENGAGED us haul your unwanted junk chair to reimholster or use, ELECTROLUX RUG room with kitchen motorcycle needs, call us. Manager operated. Call 646-1327. Shampooer attachment - privileges. Gentleman Wf Competitive rates. Friend­ 011-06 old. Vernon Circle area. 1% HOURS-HARTFORO Girls - will make you lovely away. M3-7262. $10.00. Five antique 1977 DODGE Aspen station Part time. Own transporta­ bridal money bag - $6.75. wooden chairs (one Brancf new, $40.00. Also: preferrM. $50.00 weekly. V^ECIMLPURCHASE ly service. Fine com­ Be«Jtifuit) teditded. level property abut- LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ Interior w o^en doors and. Security. Telephone 643- wagon. 6 cyl., power panies. Ask for Janet or INVITATION TO BID tion. Call 646-5153 days tiRf State Forest Located on town roads, cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ 649-2732 m ornings and STAINED GLASS - Custom pre^sbaek) for refinishing, DATSUN 310 steering, AM-FM, (leave name with dose to ski areas and parts. Bank has evenings. work done to order. Win­ $10.00 each. Telephone 643- Ranch style doors with 1878. Judy. Crockett Agency, Scaled bids will be received in the appraised for 80% f in a n ^ ages cleaned. All types lass, $25.00 each. Days automatic, excellent condi­ 643-1577. Office of the Director of General answering service). CaU PATTEM REALTY COBP. trash, brush removed. dows. lamp shades. 6526.----- _ '^^UHgi tion. $2850. Weekdays - 875- Services. 41 Center Street, 802-694-1581. 8:30 am • 8:30 PAT’S Lawnmowing and restoration. Call Edward ...... 649-2732. TOLLAND - Large room Picket, Split Rail, Stake rent. Kitchen •5 8 4 9 ®® 6219; evenings and BMW R90-6 1976. Black, Manchester, Connecticut, until pm. Mon. - FrI.; or till 3:00 Fences installed. 528-0670. raking service. Free es­ 871-8187. 20 percent OFF Household Good* 40 fo r weekends - 228-9730. 1981 CAPRIS .lune 18. 1982 at 11.00 a.m for the MANCHESTER pm. Sat. & Sun. timates. Call Pat 289-9211. till July 1st. BEAUTIFUL Outdoor privileges, private bath, Vetter fairing and bags following. COMMUNITY College. bushes, ground covers, Call 875-4781 after 6:30' Aulsmallc, air, with radio. $2,500. or best iinil liiHiall I'tif (.i) 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, good tiara*, owly f.OOO Notice of Recruitment for WOOD STOVE - Small sedlum, house plants, p.m. offer. Telephone 659-2401. \N <>r«l P ro ri‘HH<»rt LICENSED DAY CARE powerful - all cast iron, air­ engine, tires and frame. aillat. part-time temporary 23 Homes For Sale 23 HOME - Will watch your Swedish ivy and more. iitul i'wo (2) Pririt«T« — teaching positions: Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale tight, Norman model. Four kitchen chairs. ROOM FOR RENT - $150. Telephone 649-7206. INDIAN MOTORCYCLE - M iim 'lifH lrr H igh Srti(M>l V child or infant days. Call Easily fits inside flreptoce, The Town of iManchcster is an Manchester Community 646-0262. Telephone 649-6486. M a n ch ester - C enter One cylinder, needs work, College is accepting easy installation. $98.95. Street. $50.00 weekly. r 3 1974 VEGA G.T. >6895 $20.00. Call Mark after (fqual opportunity employer, and Call 875-6736 after 6 p.m. Hatchback. Sleeved requires an affirmative action applications for an­ SMALL LOADS OF SCREENED LOAM - Gentlemen preferred. Call 3:00 , 643-8729. policy for all of its Contractors and ticipated day and evening gravel, processed gravel, 644-0019. engine, rebuilt carb., 81 XR-7 ‘ 7895 STONE, trap rock, play b r^ e s, good tires, asking Mercury Cougetr under 10 Vendors as a condition of doing part time lecturers for the WOOD STORM Windows sand, stone, and fill. For 1981 HONDA CM400C - low business with the Town, as per sand, white stone, loam and screens 6 each 30 x 55, $950. Telephone 643-0516. • 000 miles, air, sterr-o 1982-83 academic year and and pool sand deliveries call George COMFORTABLE Choice ol three mileage, like new. $1800. I’ederal Order 11246 the 1983 summer session in DELIVERED. Telephone $20.00. Call after 5 p.m. Grilling, Andover, 742- SLEEPING Room - Call Mike at 643-5154 after Bid Forms. plans and 649-7232. specifications arc available at the the following general sub­ 644-1775. 7886. parking, working adult, no .6 p.m. ject areas: Business- smoking. Tele^one 649- TRUCKS •6 1 9 5 ®® General Services Office. 41 Center Street. Manchester, Connecticut. Secretarial Science-Data ytIN T PRINT PRINT PRINT^ MUST SACRIFICE 6526. EXTRA 1978 HONDA CB400 Processing; Natural beautiful 88-lnch wood TAQ SALES automatic, 5,000 miles, Town of Manchester, I TRIO PRINTERS | HIGH Sciences-Matnematics; frame, Italian provincial ROOM FOR Rent for a TRADE wind screen, roll bar, Connecticut Humanities-Media and 0. Elm Strtat H sofa, cut velvet material, HOUSEWIVES SPECTAL - gentleman. Call 643-9920. luggage rack. Good condi­ Robert B. Weiss, g Manchaitcr, Conrwcticut j WILLIMANTIC Communications; Social excellent condition; expen­ Tag Sale every Tuesday- ALLOWAHCES tion. $1000. 644-1162 General Manager Sciences-Human Services- E * z sive high back chair; two Thursday, 9-2 till FOR CLEAH evenings. 007-06 D -lO S— L - p l Education, Qualifications Q.Complitt Lini of OHttt Printinf-f Italian style lamps. All everything is gone. 196 Apertmente lor Rent 83 10-18 If I negotiable. 875-2653 after 4. USED include subject area ^LETTERHEADS - ENVELOPES^ Scott Drive. DATSUN ••«••••••••••••••••••••• master's degree and two BUSINESS FORKdS - TAGS = MANCHESTER- One and CARS Romantic ruffles accent Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 years' experience. MANCHESTER SNAPOUTS (CJibon & NCR) H Articles for Sale 41 TAG SALE - Friday and two bedroom apartments 27 Meadow St., Willimantic 047 -93.07 the yoke of this pretty Applicants who do not Dutch Colomlal BROCHURES - CATALOGS -e Saturday, June 11th and available. Centrally blouse. Wear it with Our Art Otpirtmint OHtrt 3 skirt, pants or knickers. meet the stated minimum 12tb. 10-4. 57 Mount located on busline near Open Nights ’til3:d0 except Fri. 6 Shi. 'spacious 8 Rooms. 4 bedrooms, formal dining a Complaia Sarvict Z Alternate versions fea­ qualifications, but who room; large kitchen with pantry. Grained oak Sumner Drive, Bolton (off shopping center and Call our salesman, Bill Oal..,, ★ ture a scoop-neck or sin­ believe they possess finish. Plastered walls. Handy to busline. Owner ALUMINUM SHEETS Bolton Center Road). schools. F%r further details 81 COUGAR gle-ruffled neckline. equivalencies, may so in­ financing. Priced at $69,900^______Phona: 643GI25 or 643.2266 ^ call 649-7157. dicate in writing how their used as printing plates. .007 14 door sedans. Most D-105 with Photo-Guide 1 thick, 23x28V(i’^. 50c each, GARAGE SALE - June I equipped with air cond.. ia in Sizes 10 to 18. Size background and experience INIUd XNIUd INIUd INIUd 10th to 13th. Furniture, MANCHESTER - Newly ips, stereo, automatic. SELECT 12, 34 bust . . . blouse, are equivalent to the stated Philbrick Agency or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- I Starting at 2711. They MUST be picked books, glassware and decorated one bedroom 2 % yards 45-inch; skirt. qualifications and by more. 60 Otis Street, 9-5. apartment. Access to shop­ 1% yards; knickers, Pelntlng-Paperfng . 32 ' up before 11:00 a.m. only. providing appropriate 646-4200 ping centers, buslines and yards; pants, 2*^ yards. references. The filling of MANAGERS DARK LOAM - 5 yards schools. For further details To order, send $3.00, plus 50( these vacancies is con­ INTERIOR PAINTING, USED CARS for postage and handling. GLASTONBURY over ten years experience, delivered, $60. plus tax. Doge-BIrde-Pote43 o tingent upon adequate between 9 and 5 pm or DEMONSTRATOR SUE BUNNttT Attractive 10 room Raised Ranch on desirable low rates and senior citizen Sand, Gravel, Stone & SMALL Tte Manchester Herald legislative funding. Part after 5 pm and weekends. time appointments are Minnechaug Mountain. Exceptional living room discounts. 643-9980. Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. CUTE LITTLE Kittens are im N*«.'«r«mricak and family room. 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, country looking for. good homes. 649-7157. CARS MowTNft. N.Y. 10036 made for one semester on­ FrlHt Name. Address with ZIP kitchen, large deck, 2 fireplaces plus more. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR FILM BARGAIN - Out-of- Please call 649-6480 after 1981 starlet, 5 spd., A-C, ly. Beginning lecturer's TIm m Arc CODE, Style Number and Size. Asking 1159,000. PAIN’HNG - Wallpapering date Kodak Vericbrome 10:30 a.m. 118 MAIN STREET - Three Stereo Cass...... *5895 salary is $850 per 3 credit room heated apartment. OAS MIMBS1 New FASHION with spe­ course during the and Drywall Installation. Pan 126 film, 12-exposure DrivM One Teday! cial Grace Cole Collection Quality professional work. rolls for Instamatic. LOVABLE, ADORABLE Hot water, no appliances, 1981 Phoenix 5 door L / B ...... *6595 academic year and $876 security. Tenant in­ for larger sizes; plus 2 during summer session. No Warren L Howland, Inc. Reasonable prices. Free TwenW-five rolls for $5. Puppies - Golden 80 DATSUN >4195 BONUS Coupons! Estimates! Fully insured. Call Doug Bevins at The Retriever/Belgian surance. 646-2426, 9-5 210. nicely equipped 1981 Chev. Camaro...... *73 9 5 Price .... $1.25. fringe benefits. Send weekdays. letters of application and 643-1108 G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. Herald, 643-2711, after 1 Shepard/Irish Setter tnix. 1980 Triumph Spitfire...... *5695 ^ resumes to: Robert E. p.m. Ready to go. Call 7424749 80 AMC >3695 TENNIS A GOLF ANYONE? after 6 p.m. MANCHESTER - MAIN Spirit, 4-cyi . 4-speed 1980 Trans A/h ...... *8 5 9 5 1 Barde, Ph D., Dean of Street - Three room heated 1981 MERCURY CAPRI 1982 MERCURY LYNX Lacy Crochet Academic Affairs, COVENTRY Free Claeeltled Ade apartment. Hot water, Manchester Community LITTLE WHITE Bunnies 80 DATSUN >4595 1980 LeMans Wagon ...... *5695 Immaculate 6 Rm Ranch. 1 Vi baths. 2 car garage, INTERIOR AND for sale - $3.00 each. appliances. No pets. 4 door, 4 speed trans., white side 510 2'Door Sedan. 4 cyl.. 4- College, 60 Bidwell Street, " ------'-’-z. 523-7047. Automatic tranamiaalon. power walls, power steering and brakee, speed, true economy 1980Celica 4 cyl., 5 sod...... *6885 Manchester, CT. 06040. F/P, living rm., wood burning stove in family rm., EXTERIOR Painting and BLACK AND Decker elec­ Telephone 643-7884. Security, parking. new kitchen, wet bar, 2 yr. old Sabrina in ground Paperhanging. Ceilings tric mower, 22 inch with •teoring, rear window defoggar, rear window defogger and more. Manchester Community pool (20x40), acre lot abuts 14th green of Twin BOLTON - SVk rooms with light Pewter paint. Stock No. 1P-S. Stock No. 2Y-22. 78 HONDA >4995 1979 Chev. CIO Pickup...... •5195 College is an Equal Oppor­ repaired or replaced. Free bag, in good condition. BROTHER CATS: Ten >6579 >6599 Accord. 5-speed. AM-PM, a Hills (jolf Course. A must see home. $71,900. basement, appliances, like tunity /Affirmative Action estimates. Fully insured. $60.00. Telephone 649-6009. months old, neutered, real beauty 1979 Toyota Pickup ...... *4995 References. Martin shots, box trained. Semi- private home. Working Employer. M/F, Lombardo & Associates single adult, married cou­ 76 COMET >2495 Minorities, Females and Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., TWO WOODEN Buck long fur - One orange, one 4-door. 6 cyl a u to . Air 1979 Olds Cutiass Wagon ...... *4 9 9 5 1 649-4431. Saws, $5 each. Two wooden black. Very sweet, ple. No children, pets. condition..______Handicapped are en­ Lrase, deposit. 643-2880. couraged to apply. 649-4003 antiqueiqu tennis rackets, one trusting, playful. Abused Far Vour 1979 Toyota Celica...... *58951 Building ContrecUng 33 is a»S| Spaulding, one is a E. and abandons in the past. •••••••••••••••••••••••• ■cM iom kal COLUMBIA Kent. “As is’ , $8 each. 649- This devoted pair is free to 472 MAIN STREET - 5 V tK afion! 1979 Ford Mustang Cobra...... *55951 MANCHESTER LEON CIESZYNSKI 7517. one loving home. 633-6581 rooms. $325 monthly plus 9.8 acres with 4 buildings. Commercial- BUILDER. New homes, utilities. No appliances. 1978 Dodge Aspen ...... *3 9 9 5 1 COMMUNITY College: industrial zone. Owner financing. $240,- or 342-0571. 81 LYNX Educational Assistant additions, remodeling, rec SOLID CHERRY step end Security, tenant Insurance. 1982 MERCURY LYNX 1982 ZEPHYR 3 - D o o r (Assistant to the Director 000. ______rooms, garages, kitchens tables, plain design, turned Musleel Instrumente 44 Phone 646-2426, 9 to 1978 Catalina Wagon ...... *4495 of Financial Aid) 12-month remodeled, ceilings, bath l e g s . P a ir - $ 9 9 .0 0 . weekdays. 4 door, full vinyl roof, automatic - Non-tenure Track. F. J. Spilecki Realtor tile, dormers, roofing. Telephone 528-1880. 4 door, automatic tranamiaalon, tranemleeton, white tide watte, 1978 Chev Luv Pickuo...... *4365 Minimum qualifications in­ Residential or commer­ FOUR ROOM Apartment - power steering and brakee, rear power steering, rear window A T Air. AM /FM radio 1977 Pontiac Astre ...... *2 8 9 5 1 cial. 649-4291. AIR CONDITIONER 8500 NOTICE OF MICTION Second floor. Mature window defogger, Glamour paint. defogger, 6 cylinder engine. Stock Stk. V2D796 starting at clude Bachelor’s degree 643-2121 No. 2Z-04. and at least one year of BTU $60.00, queen bed WaOiliu BroUwra, Inc., of 63$ adults. No appliances, no Stock No. 2Y-42. >9999 1977 Toyota Corolla 2-dr...... *2 9 9 5 1 Main Street, Manchester, pets, references, security. >6899 M 9 9 S related experience in ELECTRICAL SERVICES fram e, 60 new bricks, OPEN HOUSE Conn. wiU aeU at auction one One car. Telephone 54^ 1978 Corolla Wagon ...... *4395 college financial aid ad­ - We do all types of Elec­ $10.00, two new chimney 1606. reflnlsbed and rebuilt, M., Sat Mid Sun. trical Work! Licensed. Call flues, 2’ length. Telephone 1265. ministration. Applicants JsM v5:00_P.II. traditional mahogany, six foot 1978 Pontiac Sunbird ...... *38951 who do not meet the stated after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. 646-6268. Chickering Grand on Tueaday, qualifications, but who WOODUND MANOG CONDOMINIUMS June 32. 1683 at 10 A.M. at Ute HEBRON - Two bedroom U&R built 1,2, and 3 bedrm. units feature spacious Watkiui Plano and Organ 81 LYNX 1977 Jeep Golden Eagle...... *4495 believe they possess FARRAND TWO TEN Gallon Studio at 635 Main Street, apartment, heat and hot rooms, separate basements, indiv. heat, and are REMODEUNG - CablneU, aquariums. Gean, gravel, Manchester, Conn, pursuant to water. $350. monthly. STATION WACOM' 1977 Econoline Van...... *3595 equivalencies, may so in­ fully applianced. dicate by stating in writing Roofing, Gutters, Room complete with extras. One Connecticut Statute Section 46- SecuriW, references. No Automatic, air condl' precisely how their We Invite comparison for quality and price. 1 Additions, Decks, all types has fluorescent 61. peU. dW 643-4976 or 228- tion, AM/FM radio. Stk 1976 Audi Fox Wagon...... *3495 background and experience bedroom - $41,900, 2 bedroom — $51,900. and 3 ol Remodeling and UAt/cover. $45.00 each. 4023. I2D799 starting from bedroom — $ 5 6 ,9 0 0 .______1976 Ceika GT L / B ...... *3695 are equivalent to the stated R e p a ir s . f REB Call 646-6M - excellent Looking tor A car? Don’t 1981 MERCURY CUUGAR •5 19 5 qualifications, and by Estimates. Fully insured. condition. miss the many offerings to FOUR ROOM Apartment, 1982 ZEPHYR Z-7 1975 Jeep Renegade ...... *3695 providing appropriate Keith Real Estate $4$-41261 Telephone 643-6017. today’s Classified columns. second floor, appliances, 2 door todan, automatlo trantmla- HARMONY G u itar In heat. No _pets, one car. Has a 4 apssd manual transmla- tlon, powar atesrlng, air con- 1975 Toyota Ceiica...... *3 19 5 references. Under the alon, e c^lndar angliis, powar 79 BOBCAT >3155 supervision of the Director SIDING AND ROOFING - excellent condition with Security. Rieffrences. Call dlUonsd, raar window dofoggsr, “Easy does It” Is the aiatrlng, raar window datoggar, am/fm atsrao, 6 cylindar angina, 4-speed, nicely equipped 1974 VW Beetle...... _*2565| of Financial Aid, the Assis­ MANCHESTER replacement windows, allall. case. $45.00. Call any timeUm« - , M o re ? p.m. 6497599 79 HONDA >3795 Financial Aid provides >6999 living room with fireplace, and sunny kitchen with C ivic 2-door assistance in advising ■no-wax” floor. Ideal for young family. 6478 after 6 p.m., ask for FOUR W harfedale and we do the rest! five room flat, two 1974 Ford Courier P/U •5495 students of their rights and Mike. speakers, $50.00 . or best bedrooms plus T.V. room and garage. $425 unheated. 78 DATSUN >3595 responsibilities; offer. Rust colored tweed 510 Hatchback 2-door 5- 5028 organizing, gathering and CARPENTRY WORK - rug, 9x12, $25.00. 643-6679. AnlfqiiM Immediate ^occupancy. s,*>eed AM/FM radio ------Evenings - 64806tt. This lacy stole is cro­ disseminating information Wolverton Agency Doors, Windows, Roofs, cheted from mercerized to students: processing (Concrete Work et cetera. REFRIGERATOR ■* WANTED: ANTIQUE Pur- 77 DATSUN >3895 HEBRON - Two bedroom cotton in 2-inc)i square eligibility forms; 649-2813 “No Job Too Small” . Call mediunri size. Good for cot- niture. Glass, Pewter, Oil 200 SX low miles motifs. A lovely chill preparing reports; ad­ David 643-8996. or spare for cellar. Paintings, or Antique apartment - appliances, chaser in any season. ministering the Veteran’s $£.00. Tetephone 6494)498. items. R. Harrison, parking. $390 monthly - no No. 5028 has croclict BRAND NEW LISTING •••••••••••••••••••••*** pets, 'relepbone 649-ft71. 1981 M e r ^ Ibrtpiis Brougham 1982 8RAND MARQUIS 80 BOBCAT >4295 Affairs program; and Heating-Plumbing 38 telephone 643-8709. 3-door. Hatchback air con­ directions for stole 30" x supervising clerical staff. DRIVE BY - - - RAM GOLF Clubs Woods 4 door. automaUo, powar alssring 4 door, whits Coach root, automatic, pouiar brakas and stssring, dition. power sieerM^, 80" excluding fringe. 17 BOND STREET and brakas, ah oondMonad. tmwd air, apsad, till, M. sniry tyaltm, comsring Uuiipa, powar aaatt, Minimum salary is $13,846. L3,4 Irons 2 thru 9^ power brakes, low mtleaf^ TO OODER, u .d $1.50 I n IKh glaas. powar ssat. raar window ..te a r wIndMdtIoggar, trn/fmoaaaaUs, turblnaapoks whsals, lit economy plus' pattwii, Rlul SOC for ROttai. and To apply, send a letter of 7 ROOM COLONIAL 2 CAR OARAQE Ehccellent conditkm, 175.00. amdmt hyMaAT aSogggr, gm/rm atsrao. powar vlaor vanity rnlertn. powar - — — — — — t H d l l a t . intent, resume, official Telei^tnie 640-4383. ’’ " : fE? amanna, prsmtum sound KEEP THAT GREAT FRENCH DOORS CEDAR BHINQLED mueh, muoh moca. Stock No. 154- AMU MOOT ayttom, a truly luxury RflANY MORI^ GM FEELING n . lUKknlv RnM transcripts and three -QOLF GREEN” LAWN GAS HEAT M&M Prumbing and 17 automobOa. S to ^ No 2M. WITH GENUINE references to: Dr. William Heating, Manchester. 648- SMALL ROLL Top desk - >9999 0. TO CHOOSE GM PARTS tise Ava, at Ajaarlcat E. Vincent, President, BELFiORE REALTORS very good condition. $85.00. FROM Daw Talk, N.T. 10051 4 I1 M ab i« . M7-141S 2871. Small repairs, > Friat Naaa, taartu win ZIP Manchester Community Telephone 6494655., , j. 13.500 FINANCING remodeling, heating, It this ambtom ian’t on your car, COOE aid Stria NiBikar. College, 60 Bidwell Street, A "BEST BUT' — BY BELFiORE ARRANGED baths, kitchens and water IMITTMiU.Q f i m facyw jaiiLA factqw m i t m m m . you probably paid loo much. 1982 ALBUM with 16-page Manchester, CT 06040. The heaters. Free estimates! 41 MC88 |KUM JP» N M Si rMOMBIINTIil iNW m TWM t JIM ilflU I GIFT SECTION with M l anticipating starting date INVESTMENT OPPORTUNiTY ••••••»•••••••••••••#••• Conn s OldftAl Itncoln directions. Price .'.i’StiS . for :s position is Jiiuly 30. fA Firileo M ’iiii . ■>i..!i.ui'' ' '> I ’ 'l.t ii'. '/./ ii.ilh.i.,i' M ^fcuiy M oido O»*ol»*r tOORS at $3.2$ todk 1982. Application materials 5-5 two family plus .5 room single Houaahold Qooda 40 PHOTO ACCESSORIES - •-12«-00lL$-0ia and Ntw. Maw m ustIt oe postmarked no located on R-C zone lot. Bus line, Two Nikon 35mm film ta amt nae; Raw tt aiaht n m . later than July 9, 1982. separate heating systems, garage. USED bassettes and one Contax all taoddlng planls. M o t H S «.1$0 - KEEPSAKE OUILTS. 24 REFRIGERATORS ' Rltctd tea irr«Re Utwarti nm ta aiaka. Imployei Mran A Lot •■ll$-CRAn$-$l paiat at rU cK- B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main m'm' /V C E M E K b T V ANOtF ^ T P R 616 1 ana Minorities are en- Herald, MS4711, aft«r 1 315 CENTER ST . M ANCHE STEP . CONN • Phoni-643-5135 T o A Lo t O l P ro p le LYNCH taeuka It m . Agency -lS ll couraged to apply. 646 Street. 643-2171. y. ; P-m , . .