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Nuclear Argentines j protest 2 sink fourth spreads 6 By Peter Costa British ship DPI Senior Editor NEW YORK - They hate the bomb. By United Preset International quoted unidentified reports of Old and young, liberal and conser­ British patrols advancing near the vative, preppie and proletarian, the Waves of Argentine bombers sunk Falklands capital of Port Stanley members of the anti-nuclear move­ a fourth British warship in the but the Defense Ministry said it had ment agree that nuclear bombs Falklands war — the destroyer no confirmation. must die for civilization to live. Coventry — and a “back-door” The Argentine military said its The 50,000 nuclear warheads Exocet missile attack forced the Aground troops attacked the British around the world atop rockets in crew of a merchant vessel to aban­ beachhead. A British reporter said concrete-hardened silos, under the don ship, Britain said today. British troops fought off Argentine sea in silent submarines or held "HMS Coventry, a destroyer, was troops that attacked Monday at aloft by wide-winged bombers pose hit and has been lost. The Atlantic nightfall. the greatest threat to life as we Conveyor, a merchant ship, Diplomatic maneuvering con­ know it. The total explosive strength requisitioned to support the fleet, tinued at the United Nations which of the worldwide nuclear arsenal, was also hit and has had to be aban- produced a watered-down Security according to a United Nations study, doned,” Defense Ministry Council resolution calling only for a is equivalent to about 1 million spokesman Ian McDonald said of new U.N. peace effort but not a Hiroshima bombs, or more than 3 Tuesday’s fighting. cease-fire. It was expected to be ap­ tons of TNT for every mat,, woman Rescue operations continued proved today. and child on the earth. throughout the night, McDonald Argentine President Leopoido And bomb designers told UPl that said. He gave no details of Galtieri was to meet with papal en­ technology already exists to casualties but said next of kin were voy Msgr. Achille Silvestrini who "miniaturize” low-yield nuclear being notified. The Coventry had a arrived in Buenos Aires carrying devices. crew of 280 men. Pope John Paul IPs offer to visit Scientists said baAqtball-sized Late Tuesday, Defense Minister Argentina to pray for “a victory of nuclear bombs with the explosive John Nott said the Coventry had peace over war. power to topple the two Trade fallen to a “major attack” and The letter addressed to “ my Towers in New York City are a dis­ reporters quoted British navy of­ Argentine children” said the pontiff Herald photo by Tarquinio tinct possibilil^and may already be Fbrmer higher tar jo k e r s affirm MERn'choice far ficers who said Argentine pilots would “pray incessantly for peace” in superpowSftiftenals. A growing were using “kamikaze-type” tactics during his upcoming trip to Britain. BEEKEEPER JOHN MUZIKEVIK concern Is that these portable againsi the fleet. Published in Argentina’s major bombs could fall into the hands of London’s Daily Ehepress reported newspapers, the letter said the pope . . blames "Sevln” for dead bees terrorists dr madmen. taste, ease of switch, £ind long-term satisfaction. that British commandos blew up was "profoundly concerned with the A most of Argentina’s French-made cause of peace and moved by my FOR THF; FIRST TIME the en­ Etendard warplanes in a top-secret love for you so important in this tire planet Stands threatened by sabotage raid on a mainland Argen­ time of pain. I would like to go forces once seen only through tine airfield at Rio Gallegos early direct from England to Argentina Beekeeper fears loss telescopes. last week. The Express said com­ and there, with you, my beloved Nuclear technology has coupled The research results are MERIT aearOioice mandos planted explosives in five brothers and sisters, say the same physics-with fire to generate star- planes. prayers for the victory of peace over stuff explosions so powerful they A spokesman for the Ministry of war.” have the potential to kill the earth’s overwhelming. In Latest Tests. Defense refused to confirm or deny In a rare public comment, Queen major civilizations and leave its Y the report, saying the ministry had Elizabeth II said she was praying of hives to Sevin spray radioactive remains uninhabitable Latest National Smoker In addition, extensive “no knowledge of it.” for the success of the British task for years. Scattered clouds over much of the force. beehives and Muzikevik says each Since the keepers generally There is no tomorrow after a unmarked'pack tests com Falklands were not expected to The queen, whose 21-year-old son By Alex Qlrelll hive can produce from 100 to 150 register in June, the list is about a nuclear today. Study provides solid hamper further air operations. Prince Andrew is a helicopter pilot Herald City Editor pounds of honey depending on the year old: Consider this scenario by News reports from the fleet said with the fleet, made the remarks in Jonathan Schell, author of “The A M anchester beekeeper is weather and other factors. ACCORDING TO the United evidence that ‘Enriched firm that VERIT delivers British troops were engaging Argen­ a speech at the opening of a dam Muzikevik is especially bothered Fate of the Earth,” in which he tine forces in scattered fittin g on watching his hives closely these Concerned Beekeepers of Cheshiije, describes the effects of a nuclear project near the Scottish border. because if he had known there would in order to kill honey bee colonies,! it a winning combination of East Falkland, but the Defense “Our thoughts today are with days to see if some of them will be be spraying in the area, he could bomb attack on New York tJIty; Flavor^ MERIT offers a Ministry said it had no details. Bri­ those who are in the South Atlantic lost because of spraying for gypsy is usually necessary to contaminate "Burst some 8,500 feet*hb

and that MERIT is the best' unbeaten. The proven taste come tax rates is not enough to offset the im­ burden faces those who earned $10,000 in 1980. ' By Gary Klott pact of Social Security increases and For that group, the effective tax rate will rise tasting low tar they've ever alternative to higher tar UPl Buslnau Writer y inflation-induced “bracket creep.’’ - .to 12.45 percent from 9.87 percent in 1980. MERIT In an analysis prepared for Congressmen A main reason for the contrast in effects is Unleii you're earning over |40,000 a year by the Congressional pesearch Service, those that taxpayers in the lower and middle- tried. smoking—is MERIT. you’re not likely to find your federtd tax bill in the $100,000 bracket in 1960 will have the income brackets move into higher tax K i i ^ & K K ) ^ reduced by 1964 — even with the scheduled sharpest r^uction in tax burden with their brackets quicker. The average width of the 0 . 5 5 three-year, 25 percent cut in Individual in­ total effecUve tax rate moving down to 27.23 first 10 tax brackets is $5,660 while the come tax rates. percent from 29.47 percent. average width of the last four brackets is O Philip M orrU Inc. 1M2 For those in the lower income groups, the $38,850. 2 .E 4 federal tax burden in 1964 will generally be IN DOLLAR TERMS, the reduction “Therefore, as incomes are increased to Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined . the same or even higher than it was in 1960. means an individual who in 1960 paid taxes of compensate for inflation, taxpayers in the —I------1------1------1------1------1------1------1------1------1------$29,466, or 29.47 percent of Ms $100,000 in ear­ 10 15 20 25 30 60 75 100 260 600 That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Kings: 7 mg "tar!' 0.5 mg nicoiine—100's Rag: 10 mg "taC ' Most American taxpayers will be disap-, lower-to middle-income ranges are pushed 0.7 mg nicotine—100‘s Men: 9 mg "tar;' pointed because of the combined effects of in­ ning, will in 1964 be paying taxes of $37,664, into Mgher tax brackets'at a much faster Income Levels In Thousands ot constant 1980 Dollars flation and rising Social Security taxes. or 27.23 percent of his infation-increased in­ 0 .7 mg nicotine av. par cigarette, FTC Report DecISI come of $136,301. In the lower Income brackets, a PleaHr turn to page 7 Congressional study showed, the cut in in­ The biggest percentage increase in tax Source: Congrtttlonml Aetaercft Service, 1882 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., May 26. 1982 - 3

2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., May 26, 1982 NATIONAL WEATHER FORECA81 to 7 AM E8T t, B? Glastonbury may hold key to election News Briefing i«w rom Senate race starts without announcements

House wants themselves should make this race- Amnesty offer First in a series by a bit in Hebron, lose in Bolton and worth watching. Both are expert budget vote Friday keep the margin of loss in' Glaston­ draws criticism campaigners who have used their LOWEST bury to a minimum. If that happens, skills to outdistance others on their WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House is TEMPtRATURES By Paul Hendrle he said, a modest Democratic vic­ own tickets. GUATEMALA CITY tUPI) - A aiming for a Friday showdown on three Herald Reporter tory in Manchester should give his government offer of amnesty for leftist budget plans — each with a deficit ol\ side the Senate seat. IDEOLOGICALLY, the two rebels, political kidnappers and police over IKW billion. [gmwuN 1/ » Pe^ps the most eagerly an­ could be described simply enough; who broke laws while pursuing in­ ”I think the Glastonbury con­ Representatives were to try again ticipated of the area campaigns for Zinsser as a conservative surgents was labeled a “farce” aimed at sideration will be important,” today to make progress in a debate so far UPt WEATHER FOTOCAST • the General Assembly this fall is the Republican and Penny as a liberal obtaining U.S. aid. mired in partisan charges and counter agreed Manchester Republican The capital’s Prensa Libre newspaper race for the 4th Senatorial District Town Chairman Curtis M. Smith. He Democrat, But that would be charges. seat. somewhat simplistic. Tuesday called the amnesty offertby . said a convincing Zinsser victory in President Reagan is keeping tabs on Nobody has announced his can­ Penny has tried to build the image Guatemala’s three-man ruling junta Glastonbury would require Penny to the budget battle from his California didacy for that seat yet, but it isi of balancing progressive public ser­ “not only inoperable, but a sign of ranch, where he is vacationing and W ea th er win big in Manchester, something commonly assumed that Republican^ 'of including just half of Manchester, Smith doesn’t believe Penny could vices with low taxes and frugal weakness. calling wavering congressmen in behalf public spending. He seeks to avoid “It’s an injustice to the jjain and incumbent Carl A. Zinsser will face along with %uth Windsor, Glaston­ do against Zinsser. of the budget plan backed by House GOP off against Manchester’s three-term both the stereotypes of the free anguish of the families of so many bury and some outlying towns, the leader Robert Michel. Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Pen­ HOWEVER, THERE is a danger spending liberal” and the “cold- members of security forces who have 4th District now will include all of An informal United Press Inter­ ny. of overestimating the GOP edge in hearted conservative.” fallen in battle ... and civilians who have Manchester, Glastonbury, Bolton, national poll, however, found thus far Today’s forecast It is a race that even a Las Vegas Glastonbury. Glastonbury died in this wave of terrorism directed Columbia and Hebron. South Wind­ He has shown a rem arkable Reagan has been unable to change the oddsmaker would find difficult to Republican "Town Chairwoman by Cuba, ” the newspaper said. Today sunny and warm. Highs in the low 80s. Light sor has been eliminated from the resiliency, retaining his popularity minds of any congressmen and about a predict. district. Mary Lou Barrett noted that through the anti-Community In Mexico City, the amnesty deal was half dozen remained uncommitted. and variable winds. Tonight clear. Lows in 50s. Light and variable winds. Thursday mostly sunny and con­ The personalities of these two It probably is to Zinsser’s advan­ Glastonbury is no longer Development Block Grant program dubbed a “farce, a masquerade” by On the House floor. Republicans have overwhelmingly Republican, but is Guatemalan dissident leader Luis Car­ tinued warm. Highs in the low 80s. Winds becoming light .popular, outspoken and rather color­ tage to lose Democratic South Wind­ controversy, despite his support for accused Democrats of wanting to overs­ split almost evenly among doza, a noted Latin Amerian author and ful Doliticians may overshadow sor, while retaining Republican the unpopular program, then pend and overtax while Democrats have easterly. some of the drier factors in the cam­ Etemocrats, Republicans and in­ president of the opposition Guatemalan Glastonbury. Political experts, presiding over the town’s successful claimed Republicans of trying to reduce dependents. Committee of Patriotic Unity. paign, such as the im pact of sizing up the new district, agree that court defense from charges of the deficit by cutting M ^icare at the Extended outlook redistricting, the strength of the two Glastonbury may hold the key to the Figures provided by the Town racism. expense of the elderly. statewide tickets and the organiza­ election. Clerk’s office in Glastonbury show Zinsser is a more dogmatic BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England tion of the two parties. Manchester Democratic Town there are 5,391 registered Reagan conservative, who believes Iran presses Friday through Sunday: . But those other factors may have Chairman ’Theodore R. Cummings Republicans, 4,970 registered that cutting state spending and Hinckley: FBI Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut; Fair as much to do with who wins as the predicted his Democratic candidate Democrats and 4,728 registered un­ STEPHEN T. PENNY CARL A. ZINSSER making tax burdens on businesses Hussein overthrow weather through the period. Highs in the 70s. Overnight ideological differences between the would lose in Glastonbury. He said affiliated voters there. . . popular In hometown . . courts GlaslOpbury lighter will revive the economy and was “stupid” lows in the 50s. relatively liberal Penny and the the goal is to., hold that loss to a But Ms. Barrett said she believes produce jobs. But he also has kept BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Iran, Vermont: Warm through the period. Showers or relatively conservative Zinsser. . minimum and make up the ground Zinsser's efforts to court the rolling to victory over Iraq, said it had no his finger on the pulse of his con­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Months thunderstorms Friday and Saturday. Fair Sunday. High Redistricting, for example, has in Manchester and elsewhere. Glastonbury ■ electorate in recent stituency and has personally in­ ambitions to seize enemy territory but before he shot President Reagan, John in the 70s. Low 45 to 55. drastically altered the old face of Cummings predicted his can­ months should pay off for him. volved himself for example, in local vowed to press for the overthrow of Iraqi W. Hinckley Jr. concluded the FBI was Democratic State Central Com­ Yet, he has spoken out on town- Maine, New Hampshire. Fair Friday and Saturday. the 4th Senatorial District. Instead didate would win in Columbia, win “I think Carl probably is pretty efforts to gain state funds for road President Saddam Hussein. “stupid” becaqse it failed to identify him Chance of showers Sunday. Highs in the upper 60s and-* popular here,” she said. “He makes mittee member John Sullivan district disputes before past elec­ tions and, so far, it hasn’t seemed to projects. The fall of the port of Khorramshahr, as the man who sent a note threatening 70s. Lows in the 40s to lower 50s. frequent appearances here. I’m not pointed out that the portion of hurt him. He has gone at his job with vigor the last Iranian city held by Iraq, and the to kidnap actress Jodie Foster, a psy­ really worried — weU, you always Manchester that will move from the 3rd Senatorial District to the 4th and self-confidence unusual among retreat of Iraqi forces back to the border chiatrist says. worry — but 1 have^ a lot of con­ OTHER KEY factors in this elec­ they crossed 20 months ago was bound to Dr. Thomas Goldman told a jury Long Island Sound Senatorial District under redistric­ freshmen legislators. For example, fidence in Carl. He did well here last tion may be the strength of the he proposed a creative — if con­ increase fears of Iran's Islamic revolu­ Tuesday, even after Hinckley reached time and I think he will do well here ting is heavily Democratic. tion among Arab nations around the Per­ The National Weather Service forecast for Long statewide tickets and the state of troversial — reorganization of the this conclusion, he still feared FBI again.” That area, Sullivan noted, in­ the economy by the fall. sian Gulf. Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.I., to Montauk Point, state’s system of distributing educa­ UPI photo agents were tracking him for “illegal” cludes old voting districts 6 and 8, Smith believes the top of the Iraqi officials announced withdrawal N.Y.: ASSUMING. ZINSSER wins tion aid to towns and cities. That activities he had on his mind. which have been the town’s Republican ticket statewide will be of their forces from the embattled city • Southerly winds 10 to 15 knots this afternoon. Variable Glastonbury, the election may be legislation never came close to He said while Hinckley contehplated Democratic strongholds. That, said stronger than the Democrats’. If a Tuesday, just 25 days after Iran launched winds tonight at 10 knots or less. Winds shifting south to decided by the margin of victory passing the Democratic General killing a president, Miss Foster, or Sullivan, will help Penny. GOP gubernatorial candidate wins, its "Operation Jerusalem" to recature Today In history southwest at 10 to 15 knots Thursday afternoon. Fair here in Manchester. Assembly. himself, he sensed “the FBI and the he said, it could help carry local today after morning fog with visibility around 5 miles. Most people assume Penny will Both candidates are outspoken the city that had fallen early in the 20- On May 26,1954 more than 100 crew members of the USS Bennington authorities knew what was on his mind candidates. Fair tonight and Thursday with some haze and fog win here; his popularity with the SMITH’S REPUBLICANS can and eloquent and neither shies from month-old conflict. were killed when an explosion rocked the aircraft off Rhode Island. and they were coming to arrest him.” Cummings believes the voters will While Iran celebrated the victory, By the end of December, when nothing patches. Visibility 1 to 3 miles. Average wave heights 1 voters has been unmatched in the be expected to try to erode Penny’s controversy. Some of the Injured crewmen are removed to waiting ambulances after Be fed up with Reaganomics come Penny’s-sharp wit can charm his Iraqi war communiques spoke of con­ happened, he concluded the FBI would foot or less ^ d a y and tonight. . last three town elections. But if hometown base by playing the the carrier docked at the Quonset Point (R.l.) Naval Station. Eighth Utilities District card. November and will vent their dis- supporters and annoy his critics, tinued fighting. But military analysts^ not catch him, Goldman said. “He con­ history serves as any guide, the vote said it would be extremely difficult for in Manchester may be close. “1 don’t think Penny has done satisfaption in local elections. who say he sometimes is sarcastic. cluded they hadn’t put two and two “The tables have turned,” said Iraq to mount any military reply to the Natid^al forecast In the 1979 town election. Penny anything to endear himself to the Zinsser is an affable sort, but he together and that they were stupid.” citizens of the Eighth District,” said Cummings. “In 1980, it was dis­ pulls no punches when he speaks out Iranian offensive. ' By United Press International U»s Angeles pc 74 60 .... led all candidates for the ^ a r d of Runoff to settle 62 67 .11 satisfaction with Jimmy Carter that Twelve hours after Iraqi military com­ Drunk driver, City & Fcst Hi Lo Pep Lroulsvllle r Directors with 7,466 votes. But, mith. “ I think he may even have on political issues. Albuquerque c 83 58 .... Memphis r 80 68 .07 won it for the Republican can­ Whatever the outcome in muniques confirmed the fall of 83 75 .06 despite the Democratic success in contempt for the Eighth.” speeding bus cited Arkansas primary Anchorage cy 53 33 .... Miami Beach r Penny has been outspoken on didates. There is a big, big hangover November’s election, one thing is Khorramshahr, they reported fighting Balcony collapse Asheville r 83 65 .22 Milwaukee r 64 46 .... that election, then-Director Zinsser Atlanta r 84 65 .46 Minneapolis r 71 57 .... attempts by the district to get the of discontent with the Reagan ad­ certain; just north of the city and claimed to have United Press International Nashville r 83 65 .13 was the second leading vote-getter, SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - A Califor­ Billinas r 72 46 .... town out of its Buckland fire house. ministration that’s going to affect “ It certainly is not going to be a killed 2,711 Iranian troops. Birmingham r 83 66 .OB New Orlens pc 88 68 .15 just 334 votes behind at 7,132. nia Highway Patrol report blames a injures 34 people 60 .... the local races. The Democrats will Former Democratic Gov. Bill Clinton Boston c 72 57 .... Ne(>k'' York c 74 A narrow margin like that this He also has spoken out on other con­ cakewalk, ” said Democratic Stale speeding bus driver and a drunken Brwnsvll Tx.pc 88 77 .07 Oklahm Cty pc 76 57 .... vote this time for Democrats.” faces a June 8 runoff with former Lt. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) - A Omaha cy 61 50 .29 time around would be good news for troversial disputes between the Central Committee member John motorist for the spectacular explosion Buffalo pc 66 50 But, in the end, the two candidates Gov. Joe Purcell before he can claim the crowded balcony, possibly weakened by Charlstn S.C. r 81 72 Philadelphia c 70 57 .... Zinsser. But Cummings cautions town and the district. Sullivan. that killed seven people last month in the Phoenix c 100 74 .... ERA striker balks right to a rematch with Arkansas Gov. a tornado, collapsed during a birthday Charlotl N.C. i 85 67 .02 heavily traveled Caldecott Tunnel. C hicap r 67 51 Pittsburgh pc 74 52 .... that things are different this time Frank White. prayer at a religious retreat, plunging 67 Cleveland cy 65 49 Portlam f Me. c 68 48 .... around. Unlike the Board of Direc­ The 314-page report said the April 7 46 .... at medical tests Clinton finished well ahead of the field children and adults 12 feet to the ground. Columbus 71 54 Portland Or. cy 73 tors’ elections, the Senate race disaster occurred when an AC Transit Dallas pc 84 65 Providence c 71 51 .... in Tuesday’s primary, but failed to get a Thirty-four were injured, one sferiously. Richmond pc 76 67 .(B would be a one-on-one contest. So, STORE HOURS OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9, TUES * SAT TILL 5 SPRINGFIELD, 111. (UPI) - The bus swerved to avoid a stalled car and Denver c 50 30 Seventy members of the Real Lif6 63 52 St Louis r ‘ 76 68 .04 YOU ALWAYS BUY BETTER AT majority of the votes. Purcell finished Detroit cy 56 .... voters could not cast their ballots leader of an Equal Rights Amendment was struck by a tanker truck that then Duluth cy 74 51 Salt Lak Ctypc -77 CHANGED FACE FOR 4TH DISTRICT M, second, edging out former Rep. Jim Guy Ranch near Rogers, in northwest Arkan­ San Antonio pc 87 71 .... for both hometown boys this time. APPLIANCES ' TRADE IN YOUR OLD hunger strike, entering her second week overturned and exploded. El Paso c 92' 50 64 .... Manchester, Glastonbury, Bolton, Hebron and Columbia Tucker. Two other candidates trailed. sas, were on the second-story sundeck of Hartford c 74 48 San Diego cy 70 They will have to make a choice. \6BRNIE'S H 'W of fasting today, says a doctor is alarmed 87 74 San Francisc c 65 53 .... The tunnel, which links Oakland to In Idaho, Lt. Gov. Phill Batt scored a the main residence late Tuesday when a Honolulu c 76 .... about her failing health but she’s afraid Indianapolis 79 63 San Juan pc 86 Contra Costa County communities, was solid victory over House Speaker Ralph hole opened in the center section, ranch pc Seattle cy 62 47 .... TV AND APPLIANCE! medical tests will make her weaker. .lacksn Mss 83 45 .... turned into a 2,000-degree inferno, dis­ Olmstead in the Republican race to owner Nelda Jones said. Jacksonville 90 70 1.70 ^ k a n e pc Sonia Johnson, the first of seven integrating the vehicles trapped by the Kansas City pc 70 62 1.12 Tampa r 87 71 .39 determine who will face Democratic “We were having a birthday party for Las V ^ a s c 96 73 .... Washington pc 74 60 .... hunger strikers to show serious medical blaze and burning the victims alive. Gov. John Evans in November. With 72 four of our children. We had had dinner Wichita cy 73 50 .... problems, said Tuesday she is afraid Little Rock pc GOP panel to discuss Sgt. Jim Miller of the Sacramento percent of the vote counted, Batt had 45,- and then gone out to balcony to sing and blood tests will only compound her Valley Division’s Multi-Disciplinary ac­ 490 votes — or 63 percent — and play games,” Mrs. Jones said. “ We had health problems. She and six other ERA cident investigation team told a news Olmstead had 26920 — or 37 percent. gathered to say a birthday prayer when supporters began fa^ng eight days ago. conference Tuesday the “primary cause Kentucky voters gave four incumbent it just happen^ in a split second. “The doctor said the' rest of the of the accident was a combination of in­ congressmen easy renomination vic­ “There was a sound, there was the women’s tests came out the same, but L o tte r y attention and excessive speed” by bus tories. But in Louisville, there was a hole, and then there were just people mine was really bizarre. He was really nuclear arms freeze driver John Dykes, 55, Oakland. strong anti-tax vote, as a proposal for a crying,” she said. alarmed,” said Ms. Johnson, 46, who has 10 percent surcharge on the state inoome She said the hole in the 120-foot-long, ■ been confined to a wheelchair because Dykes, who was killed in the crash, 5958. ^ she cannot walk without assistance. She had tried to pass the 8,800-gallon gasoline tax to raise 111 million to aid local 20-foot-wide wooden sundeck sent 67 peo­ Numbers drawn in New tanker truck in the tunnel. schools went down by a 3-1 margin. ple plunging to the ground. England Tuesday ; Rhode Island daily: 65%. By Paul Hendrle weighs little more than 100 pounds. political party to discuss Issues might consider supporting that.” Connecticut daily: 867. Vermont daily: 946. Herald Reporter NEW EXPANDED SERVICE DEPARTMENT: PHONE 243-0505 FOR APPLIANCE AND TELEVISION SERVICE Maine daily: 092. Massachusetts daily: which the public thinks is impor­ Penny, too, has said a November New Hampshire daily; 7122. The Republican Town Committee tant,” said Smith. referendum may be appropriate, to n i^ t will discuss the issue of a bi­ Smith said he is not sure if the although a Board of Directors- spon­ AN INCREDIBLE, BIG MONEY-SAVING SALE lateral freeze on nuclear weapons, town committee will take a position sored nuclear freeze resolution THAT ONLY HAPPENS ONE TIME EACH YEAR... IWhirlpooll F eopletalk joining a number of local on the issue tonight. That, be said, would not be. governments and area civic groups depends on whether the town com­ Another source said one town which recently have taken up the mittee feels it is properly informed. committee member may seek Cohn and Walters? A lm a n a c Smith said he disagrees somewhat tonight to call a new election of the issue. YEAR-END MODEL WhirlptMil Roy Cohn never married — but Barbara Walters Christine Joyner of the with the position taken by town committee. This person could have changed all that. Manchester Nuclear Freeze Coali­ Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Pen­ charges the January town com­ “She, to me, is everything a woman should be,” By United Press International tion will make a presentation to the ny and others that the Board of mittee election is invalid, because it Cohn said. “She’s pretty. She’s brilliant. She’s fun. GOP Town Committee. She will Directors should not be involved in took place under the old 10-voting- 2 SPEED 'Today is Wednesday, May 26, the 146th day of 1982 ’national issues. district set-up, which since has been TV CLEAR-OUTI 4'Cvcl* We never had a dull second.” make a presentation the following AUTOMATIC Cohn told Dave Marash on WCBS-TV, New with 219 to fellow. n i^ t to the Democratic Town Com­ “As far as town government is replaced by a 12-district plan. PRICES SHATTERED ON EVERY TV SET IN STOCK ’The moon is moving toward its first quarter. WASHER I York’s News at Five he has known Barbara for 25 mittee. concerned, precedent hah been set However, the source said TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW MODELS ARRIVING DAILY! years. ’The morning star is Venus. Republican Town Chairman Cur­ to discuss national issues,” said research has shown that the $ As for her marriage, which ended in divorce; The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and tis M. Smith said this morning the Smith. “I don’t think local govern­ January town committee election is Saturn. 339 “Her husband didn’t like me and 1 didn’t like him party’s executive board decided ment should get bogged down on valid, because members elected un­ PAY EVEN LESS WITH TRADE because the night before she got married, I went to ’Those bom on this date are under the sign of Gemini. Moi^y night the nuclear freeze national issues, but certainly if der the 10-district plan have been a phone booth and she and I had a 45-minute conver­ American entertainer A1 Jolson was bora May 26, should be discussed by the town there is enough momentum to place “grandfathered” until the next 1888. Others bora on this date were Peggy Lee in 1920 1 1 "^’hirlpool sation ... I just gave her ail the reasons why she committee. this on the ballot in Novmeber, at no scheduled town committee election BUILT-IN should not marry this guy.” and John Wayne in 1907. “I do think it’s appropriate for a extra expense to the taxpayers, we in 1984. g • DELUXE Miss Walters had the right answer, Cohn ad­ On this date in history: mitted: “She said, ‘Well, are you giving me an In 1868, President Andrew Johnson was acquitted of PRICED FROM DISHWASHER alternative?’ And 1 knew she was pulling my leg, impeachment charges by one vote. He had been accused 1 • tevNig O^nex because I wasn’t giving her an alternative — of “high crimes and misdemeanors.” although I could have been persuaded to.” In 1954, more than 100 crew members of the aircraft PO R TABLE carrier “Bennington” were killed when an explosion Health course delayed COLOR T V ’s *199PAY BYEN LESS WITH TRADE rocked the vessel off Rhode Island. Maternity leave In 1972, at the Moscow summit. President Nixon and p* y cvcN less w/rw rsxor Soviet Communist Party chief Brezhnev signed a pact A health course at the high school that was set to start nurses over the years. Several years ago, nurses only Lt. Timothy Scioli is the first man in the history on limiting nuclear weapons. in the fall has beeii postponed because of lack of in­ sent sick students home. Now they attempt to determine STORES of the Buffalo, N.Y., Police Department to seek terest, a school official said Tuesday. what is wrong with students, treat them, and teach them PRICED FROM 210lbs. paid maternity leave, but Buffalo Police Com­ J. Gerald FitzGibbon, assistant superintendent of about their bodies, she said. 'Whirlpool missioner James Cunningham said Tuesday Scioli UPI photo schools for curriculum, told the Advisory Board of “The sick part — sending a student home to get better CHEST first has to prove he is pregnant. — is easy,” Dr. Turek said. “The hard part is teaching PORTABLE $ CLAIRE TREVOR (CENTER) RETURNING TO ACTING IN NEW COMEDY FILM Health that an elective on health was included in. I FREEZER Scioli says he deserves4he leave because his life options for the fall, but “almost no one wellness. Is his stomach ache the breakfast he didn’t eat COLOR T V ’s . . . “Kiss Me Goodbye" costars are Sally Field and Jeff Bridges Hanrliwtpr Hrralft PAY249 EVEN LfSS WITH TRADE will be disrupted as much as his wife’s when their s ig n e d ^ .” or the lesson he isn’t prepared for or illness?’' baby is born around June 1. Women officers receive ? 2 7 9 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher The course will be fine-tuned and offered again at a up to six months’ sick pay for pregnancy. and Jeff Bridges attended a gala reception on the the royal family meets the pope. So the prince later date, FitzGibbon said. Cunningham said he would ask Scioli to obtain 20th Century lot during the weekend to kick off asked to attend the service at Canterbury, seat of Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Meanwhile, a course is being developed to be offered __ « PRICED FROM CHIST medical proof from a doctor he is pregnant. production of the romantic comedy. the Church of England. He’ll chat with the pope PRBarF M U m 3 1 9 to Junior high school students. FitzGibbon said a pilot W . n 0 ^ PAY EVEN LESS WITH TRADE “Gynecology is not my field and we have no com­ Claire will play Sally’s mother in the plot, which beforehand. USPS 327-500 VOL. CL No. 201 health opurse will probably be offered In the second «« mand officers in this department who are schooled has her trying to prevent the marriage of Miss Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are semester at Bennet Junior High School aa an elective. COLOR TV in that,” Cunningham said. “I don’t know if this ‘Y 'A u ; -a Field and Bridges. Glimpses and cehain holidays by the lll^O weekly. $5.12 for one The course will probably,be offered for ninth graders, man has had a sex-change operation or what. If he Manchester Publishing Co., 16 month. $15.35 for three months. If the pilot is successful, the health course may be CONSOLES PAY EVEN LESS WITH TRADE has and he is pregnant, he’ll get his leave.” Morgan Fairchild will host the syndicated TV Bralnard Place; Manchester, $30.70 for six months and $61.40 made a requirement for Junior high students, F it^lb- The Manefaezter Grange will sponsor a card party N IW Prince and pope Conn. 06040. Second class for one year. Mall rAtea are tonight at 8 at Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St., not on Friday D ILU X K l special of the First Annual Us Magazine Awards, postage paid at Manchester, available on request bon said . ^ MODEL I Claire Trevor back Prince Charles, who becomes head of the Church iMsed on reader balloting of the best and worst in Conn. POSTMASTER: Send ad­ FitzGibbon said a’aurvey of students by the acbool’s night, as was mistakenly reported in the Tuesday J PRICED FROM of England when he assumes the British crown, will entertainment for the year ... Karen Allen is dress changes to the Manchester To place a daaalfted or display tadi force oii.healtfa and safety education showed that Mandiester Herald. Herald. P.O. Box 591, advartisemant, or to report a ninth grade was a good time to introduce such a course. GIANT 18 ou.ft. Following a long absence from films, Oscar and travel to Canterbury Cathedral Saturday for ser­ starring in William Gibson’s “Monday After the Manchester. Conn. 06040. news item story or ptehire Idea, Comments from ninth grade students indicated an in- No-raosT Emmy awardwinning actress Claire Trevor is back vices honoring Pope John Paul II, head of the Miracle,” sequel to his ‘"rhe Miracle Worker,” at call 643-2711. Office hours are BLACK & WHITE $ REFRIGERATOR before the cameras. Roman Catholic Church. the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, S.C. ... Tammy To subscribe, or to report a 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday toeat in health-related courses, FitzGibbon said. Miss Trevor, who won an Oscar for "Key Largo,” The Church of England broke away from Rc^e Grimes and Zack Norman are filming dallvarv otoblem. call 647-0946. through Friday. FitzGibbon and the school’s pupil personnel services Office hours a rt 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 Personal advice PORTABLE TV's W ^ starring Humphrey Bogart, Eklward G. Robinson during the reign of Henry VIII in the 16th centur “ Moonbeams” entirely on New York City location director, Allan Chesterton, gave a presentation to the PAY iVEN LESS WITH TRADE p.m. Monday thrcHigh Friday and The M^hester Herald ta e *579 PAY EVEN LESS WITH TRADE and Lauren Bacall, and an Emmy for the television Prince Charles, 32, will be in Edinburgh Friday t ... John Katzenbach, a reporter on the Miami 7 to 10 a.rrt. Saturday. Dellvary aubscrjbw to United Press Inter- Advisory Board of Health on school health aervices and version of “Dodsworth,” has joined the cast of 20th present new colors to a parachute regiment of Herald, is promoting his first novel, “In The Heat should be mede by 5 p.m. Mon­ national news services and la a health education. AbligU Van Buren offers personq) advice daily In one HOURS: MON. WED. THURS. FRI. 10 to 9«TUES. $ SAT. 10 to S SUNDAYS 11 A.M. TO 5 P M • FREE DELIVERY .. FREE SERVICE which he is colonelin-chlef. 'That means he’ll miss Of The Summer,” and film rights for the book have day through Friday arid by 7:30 m m b a r of the Audit Bureau of Dr. Alice Tqrdi, town Health Director and the of America’s best-read columns, “Dear Abby,” in the Century-Fox’s new film, “Kiss Me Goodbye.” . a.m. Saturday. Miss Trevor and fellow cast members Sally Field the party at Buckingham Palace when the rest of been snapped up by Universal. Cl/culatlona. ■ehoot’a physician, noted the increasing role of sdiool Manchester HeraM’t Focus section. y

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MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., May 26, 1982 — 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., May 26, 1982 Voter outreach program set Penny may Crossroads is open Summer school LaBelle to speak Manchester, 923 Main St., 2 p.m. at Andy’s Market, are staffed entirely by The Registrars of Voters volunteers, at no cost to will cost more office has announced in­ Democratic Registrar of North Main St., and get boost stitution of a voter out­ Voters Herbert J. Steven­ Crispino’s Market, Hart­ the town, he added. ford Road. Any 17-year-old who will Summer school will cost more but will be held on only - on Memorial Day reach program tor the son announced. coming summer and fall. In addition, Stevenson The session is designed be 18 prior to the Nov. 2 but not for schools four days each week this year, instead of five. election day is eligible to provide easy access for Classes will begin June 28 and run through Aug 5. J. announced sessions every for running ’The key speaker at the town’s Memorial Day Weekly voter making Saturday morning, through would-be voters, Stevenson register now, Stevenson Gerald FitzGibbon, assistant superintendent of schools celebration Monday will be attorney John D. sessions will be conducted to September, from 11 a.m. to announced. The sessions added. By Nancy Thompson for curriculum, said. LaBelle Jr. every Thursday evening in Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Herald Reporter Classes will be held four days each week, but the ’The program will take place in Center Park June, July, August and Penny’s anticipated campaign for hours will be lengthened so that students get the same following Uie Memorial Day parade. ’The parade, September from 6 to 8 p.m. the state Senate may get a boost at Although Crossroads Inc. reopened Tuesday, the agen­ amount of instructional time as In previous years when led by Capt. Robert L. Kenniff, will start at 9:30 at the Savings Bank of - SUMMER SESSIONS - tonight's 4th District state central cy will not be back in the schools this academic year. classes were held five days per week he said. a.m. at the Armv & N nw Club, pro^“ A op Main committee convention, where a Superintendent of Schools James P. Kennedy said the “We think this will be a boon to student attendance,” Street to Blast Center Street, along East Center $90 FOR 3 C R ED ITS move to elect Penny the convention school administration made a firm decision to suspend he said. Street to Munro Park and back to Center Park. Choose from the over 70 morning or evening courses In Business, Liberal Arts, chairman is expected. Crossroads’ drug and alcohol education and counseling The cost of classes has increase from $15 to f25 for Kenniff will be the master of ceremonies for the Spraying foes Social Science, Secretarial Science, Math & Science efforts in the schools for the rest of the year. residents and from $35 to |50 for non-residents. Accor­ program. Msgr. James Reardon of St. James vow to picket In any event, the Democratic The administration will decide whether to reinstate ding to FitzGibbon,the reason for the increase is that. Church will give the invocation, followed by the IN SOCIAL SCIENCE chairmen from the five towns in the MORNING CLASSES - 3 wks - M-F 6/1-6/18 ...... the program next fall after meeting with the agency’s the amount paid to teachers increased and a nurse is national anthem played by the Manchester High Microeconomics Philosophy or Religion U.S. History II 4th Senatorial District will be on staff and Board of Directors and the town Human Ser­ being added to the program. AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) School band. — Foes of the state’s MORNING CLASSES - 6 wka - M-Th 6/21-6/29 „ , hand at tonight’s convention and vices Department, which funds the program, to deter­ Available classes are: English for grades seven, eight Mayor Stephen T. Penny will give a welcome ad­ state central committee member mine if Crossroads has the credibility to conduct drug and nine; sophomore language; Summer School English spruce budworm spraying Intro to Anthropology General dress, followed by the youth speaker, Stephen Palon program vowed to picket Macroeconomics Developmental P8ych°togy John Sullivan said this should give eduction programs. for grades 11 and 12; math for grades seven, eight and. of Blast Catholic High School. The MHS band will Intro, to Sociology Penny an ideal chance to make a The agency suspended operations last week after the Gov. Joseph E. Brennan’s Job interview winners nine; Algebra IB for grades nine through 12; Consumer play a musical selection, before LaBelle’s remarks. office today over the poten- Colonial History ^ Administration good impression with political assistant director, Jacala Mills, submitted her resigna­ Math B for grades 10 through 12; U.S. History B for Kenniff will read the names of deceased EVENING CLASSES - 8 wks «■ two days per wk - 6/7-7/29 leaders whose support he will need. tion following her arrest on drug charges. grades 10 through 12; physical education for grades 10 tial health hazards veterans. The Stewart Highlander Pipers will play associated with the Microeconomics Amertoan National Ken Reynolds won first place at the state Vocational Industrial The Crossroads’ Board of Directors reopened the Ms. Mills was arrested May 13 in Mansfield. She was Uirough 12; driver education; Biology A, regular level, “Amazing Grace,” and Reardon will offer the spraving. The convention, scheduled for 7:30 Clubs of America competition. Fellow Howell Cheney Regional center on Park Street Tuesday after an investigation charged with possession of cocaine with intent to sell, grade 10; social studies, area studies B, grade 10; social benediction, followed by a gun salute by the Intro to Philosophy p.m. at Manchester’s Knights of Vocational Technical student Tom Eaton was a finalist In the found no connection between Ms. Mills’ arrest and the studies for grades seven, eight and nine; and General Psychology ° possession of marijuana and illegal cultivation of Connecticut Army National Guard and “Taps” by ‘"The Pesticide Control REGISTER NOW: BY PHONE, 646-2137 until two weeks prior to class Columbus Hall, will choose two competition. • agency’s operations. marijuana. keyboarding-personal typing, grade seven through the MHS buglers. Board is not protecting us IN PERSON, Community Service Office until Thursday members of the central committee Although Kennedy said there is no question in school Her arrest followed the arrest of Robert Scheinost, adult. In case of inclement weather, the program will or our families from un­ prior to class. from the 4th District. Manchester’s administrators’ minds that Crossroads runs an effective the man she lives with, on drug charges. Classes will be held at Illing Junior High School. be presented in Woodruff Hall of Center consenting human Manchester Community College adheres to the principles of equal opportunity Sullivan is expected to be selected drug education program, officials must be convinced Registration will be at Manchester High School on 2 Pascal Pregnano, a member of the Crossroads’ Board Congregational Church. exposure to toxic chemical & affirmative action. for another term. that the arrest of Ms. Mills has not affected the image of of Directors, said Tuesday the agency would not June 22 and 23 from 1 to 3 p.m., and June 24 and 25 from ’The parade will stop briefly at Munro Park. The pesticides that are known Glastonbury’s David Della-Bitta, the agency. ^ , attempt to reintroduce its program into the schools this 9 a.m. to noon. Rev. Norman Swensen of Trinity Covenant Church carcinogens, mutants and “What will be necessary will be for us to be absolutely year because it is understaffed with the resignation of Registration must be done in person. All registration will present a eulogy. viral enhancers,” said Bo an attorney, may also seek the state convinced that the students in the school system are Senate seat from the 4th District. Ms. Mills. Crossroads will only offer counseling to the is on a first come, first served basis, with Manchester A memorial service will also be held Sunday at Yerxa of Princeton, who Manchester Community College protected and there are no remaining questions,’’ most critical cases, he said. residents given priority over non-residents. Classes with 10:45 a.m. at South United Methodist Church. has moved his family to But if he runs, he will have to do so Kennedy said. “Also that the credibility of the institu­ The agency will hire a new counselor as soon as possi­ - enrollments of less than 10 may be canceled. Maximum without Sullivan’s support. Sullivan Decoration of veterans’ graves will take place Bangor for the duration of 60 Bidwell Street tion is completely clean.” ble, he said. enrollment will be 20 students per class. Thursday evening. spraying in Washington Manchester,'CT 06040 has said repeatedly he would sup­ Kennedy said the outcome of the criminal charges Kennedy said the schools have attempted to identify Preference in registration will be given to students port a Manchester candidate over County. against Ms. Mills will have a “minimal” effect on the all students who were in counseling with Crossroads’ who need credits for graduation or to enter high school. 6 anybody else and he has consistently school administrators’ decision whether to readmit the A summer enrichment program of non-credit courses repeated strong support for Penny. staff and provide alternative means of counseling. L>icc. program. will also be offered. ’Two sessions will be held, from July 10 to 23 and fron July 26 to Aug. 8. State planning Town assessor honored Street sweeps move to South to join lawsuit Town Assessor J. Richard Vincent Vincent, who has 34 years of Hospital's budget Color Your World background in construcfion, valua­ HARTFORD (UPll - Connec­ has been appointed as a director on Streets in the southwest sec­ the advisory council of the Inter­ tion, lecturing and research, was ap­ ticut plans to join nine other states pointed as Manchester’s assessor in tion of Manchester are being national Institute of Public Ap­ swept this week by town in a class action suit that will September 1979. can't be set early challenge a decision to distribute praisers. highway crews. A He was chosen for that honor from Before that, he served as assessor federal money for an education in Windsor and Enfield and he was The area being swept is south program on the basis of 1970 census among assessors nationwide. of Routes 6 and 44, and west of Manchester Memorial Hospital did not submit its 1983 Membership award Vincent also had an article on the Mansfield’s assessor before coming budget proposal to the state Commission on Hospitals fig u re ^ to Manchester. South Main Street to the town phase-in of tax revaluation in lines. and Health Care because it does not qualify ^or speedy U.S. Education Secretary Terrel Manchester published in the most He was also an assistant professor review and approval. at the University of Connecticut’s The Highway Division has H. Bell decided to use the 1970 Lawrence lerardi, director of Howell Cheney Regional recent edition of Assessment asked residents to have walks Twenty-four of the 35 hospitals in the state have figures instead of 1980 census es­ Digest. The article details problems Institute of Public Service doing already filed with the commission, claiming they Vocational Technical School, student Marcel Goetz and In­ research on educational swept and gutters free of gar­ timates in dividing funds for a the town faced with its phase-in of bage, large stones and qualify for quick approval because the budgets fall remedial education program structor Jim NIcol display a membership award presented to applications in municipal data the school’s vocational Industrial club. The club was the first In the 1977 revaluation and how these branches. within the 9.5 percent increase the commission has designed to aid disadvantaged problems were overcome. processing. deemed acceptable for next year. children. the state to have more than 100 members. Andrew Beck, public relations representative, for Manchester Memorial, said that because of the exten­ Reward offered » ■ sive renovation under way at the hospital and the effect AN INCREDIBLE CARPET SA iE FROM C. renovations have on the budget proposal, the hospital cannot qualify for early approval anyway. It will submit its budget by July 1. Meanwhile negotiations between the hospital and the Vandals won't leave commission over the current budget are nearing com­ pletion, according to the hospital spokesman. Beck said that knowing what the current budget provides will give the hospital administration a better hand on the Savin Brothers alone forthconidng budget. i ’The hospital sued the conunission when the commis­ sion cut its $31,092,000 request to $29,175,000. ’The Vandals. They just won’t somebody stole some that’s what 1 call them. hospital is operating under that budget with an amount t 4 leave Savin Brothers lumber that Savin Brothers He says construction in escrow while litigation is pending. alone. planned to use to construct workers found bicycle ’The hospital’s latest proposal is being reviewed by the Last winter, they ripped highway sound barriers. tracks around the bulldozer attorney general’s office. It is expected to bring a settle­ gauges off the construction Construction workers that was filled with sand ment that wilt end the lawsuit. equipment stored at the found the wood this mor­ last weekend. _ _ r t lO U S ning “back in the woods” company’s Doming Road OVER THE WINTER, work site, just off Exit 94 behind the site, he says. Daly says, Manchester .V- - School bus drivers picket of 1-86. Two weeks ago, VANDALISM IS police arrested two youths, they chucked boulders nothing new to Savin suspected of vandalizing HAMDEN (UPI) — School bus drivers picketed their through windshields, Brothers, the Manchester some of Savin Brothers’ causing thousands of company for a second day to protest a delay In holding firm under contract with equipment. He says the elecUons to decide if they will be represented by a un- dollars worth of damage. the State Department of police wouldn’t (livulge But what happened over Transportation to their names to company of­ the past weekend was the Although the picketing continued at County School reconstruct several sec­ ficials because they youths GRASS CARPET Service, a division of AflA ’Transportation Inc., the last straw, says John Daly, tions of 1-86 from were under age 16. Savin Brothers’ office drivers did provide transportation ’Tuesday for special . Manchester to the Reporting incidents to education students attending the town’s schools. manager. Massachusetts state line. police has been a problem “We had a brand new Members of Teamsters Local 443 and some of the bus “We’ve had a lot of it for Savin Brothers as well. PLUSH company’s 70 drivers began the protest Monday to (bull) dozer. They came over the years,” says Daly. When equipment at the and poured sand in the Charlsima: 'IS value protest a delay in holding elections to decide If the “They’ll come in pull out Deming Road work site is Modern frieze triple twitt drivers would be represented by a union. radiator, the gas tank, the (oil) dipsticks and damaged, it’s a matter for ^le. 100% nyion. HMt set anywhere they could find a for lormr wear. Scotdtgard. County SchooTServlce transports about 70 percent or throw them away. local police to investigate. Big Selection at Discount Prices any color in ftoek. 4,500 of the students enrolled in the Hamden public hole. We had to tear the But when vandalism takes I Anything loose on the ' In wild black, tvnadi, comnwrcial grau. schools and about 570 private and parochial school whole thing down and flush Many with 2 to 6 yaar guarantaai. Every machines, they’ll pull out place along the highway, students. it out with oil. Probably it’s within the state 5th yard Irae don not apply to thli Item. We're a paint and throw away ” SAXONY PLUSH cost a few thousand The vandalism occurs at police’s jurisdiction. Personal advice dollars,” he says. night, when construction The problem is com­ Jaunty: *13Yafua Now, the construction Cut pilt aaxony pluth in Abigail 'Van Buren offers personal advice dally In one equipment is sometimes pounded because Savin 100% txtra tuff nylon. company is offering a $1,- left along the highway un­ Brothers’ equipment is left Soot^gard. Tha look of of America’s best-read columns, “poar Abby,” in The 000 reward for information HARBOR LITES iuxury at ona half tha prlea. Manchester Herald’s Focus section. W A RBtO U SE! supervised, he says. along several miles of that will help arrest and But even equipment highway, stretching past The fantastic go-anywhera carpet. | convict the person, or peo­ Meadow green u)(ony that’s stored in the com­ Vernon Circle. Once past piuih...a great economy ^ i ple, who are vandalizing pany’s Deming Street Vernon Circle, 1-86 is under (CUT^^To OP PLUSH SAVE 30-60% ON EVERY PAINT! Savin Brothers’ equip­ ‘ 12 value yard, protected by eight- the supervision of the State •Outdoors •Indoors Inersdlbls: ‘ 13 value ment. foi^t chain link fence, has Police’s Stafford Springs • Damp basam onts Unique cut & loop ftyla, “Movies at Home” ectical 100% nylon plui The reward offer was been vandalized, he says. barracks. West of Vernon end... every 5th yard P R U t Sotehgard. Dazzling wil - i r s NEW and If t NOW - published in Tuesday’s Daly suspects most of Circle, the Hartford hiding colon. Plain Label Savings Save *5-*7 and... every eihyardFRMU Manchester Herald. On the^^m age is done by barracks is in charge. Interior Flat Latex* .fits... Tuesday night, Daly says. “kids.'Little pots of poison. “We’re really in three ORIENTAL BRETTANY: FREE U f o f Video CeM O tfe •SAVE 55 4 *98® towns here,” says Daly. 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Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor: OPINION Alex Girelll, City Editor • Inflation, Social Security hike offset tax cut Continued from page I “ Basically what we’re saying,” Meyer during World War II. explained, “ is that wherever we were on the Although the Reagan tax cuts have The Reagan Tax Cut Meets Head On pace than are taxpayers in the upper-income Laffer Curve in 1980, we’ll be about in the diminished somewhat the “ progressivity” of range,” Gregg A. Esenwein, economics same spot in 1983. Even for the over $40,000 the federal income tax, those with larger in­ With Inflation And Social Security analyst at the Congressional Research Ser­ group, there won’t be much of an effect.” comes still generally bear a larger proportion J a c k vice, said. of the income tax burden. Social Security hikes affect higher income W ITH O U T THE 1981 tax cut, tax rates 1 9 8 0 1 9 8 4 A n d e r s o n groups less since the increase in both the indeed would have continued to escalate to THE REAGAN administration recently Arms race everybody's business '\ Social Security tax rate and the income base much higher levels. And that probably would expressed its philosophical opposition to Income Total Social T oinl Social Washington it is imposed on is small in comparison to the have created additional work and investment graduated tax rates. White House counselor In 1980 Income Security Elleclive irreome Security Elleclive disincentives — although the extent to which, Edwin Meese III called the progressive in­ residual radiation (fallout) would Merry-Go-Round , size of their incomes. Dollars Taxes Taxes Tax Rale Taxes Taxes Tax Rale “ how long and hard the Bolton nuclear restraint. and at whht levels, taxes erode work and in­ come tax “ immoral,” saying “ I don’t think tack would annihilate town” ) in fall over the entire world for The following was written l»y The passage of resolutions is THE FIGURES portend a critical vestment incentives are debated issues we should penalize someone because he’s $374 the same issue, perhaps he might selectmen spent in arguing its $10,000 $613 9.87* $795 $927 12.45* AloyniiiH J. Ahearn, Bolton commonplace in most legislative years, making the planet unfit roadblock to expectations of any substantial among economists. successful.” have tempered his criticism. merits,” an(l he asks, “ Did this $15,000 1,233 920 14.35 1,641 1,390 14.61 . Heleetinan, in response to the bodies including the Connecticut for anything but insects and “ supply-side” economic response from the “ The important question now is whether When all types of individual federal taxes Hendrie reported that a one take time away from respon­ $20,000 2,013 1,226 16.20 2,607 1,853 16.12 e il i t o r i a I in I it e May 19 Legislature which, incidentally, mutations. Reagan tax cuts. As charted on the now- stabilizing marginal tax rates is going to give are considered, said Pechman, “ we don’t Maneiiealer lleralti. megaton bomb strike on Hart­ sibilities the town's charter has $25,000 2,901 1,533 17.73 3,821 2,31 7 17 75 passed a similar resolution The hoary old argument that reknowned “ Laffer Curve,” a decrease in people greater incentives,” Meyer said. have much of a progressive system.” For the ford would instantly kill 90 per­ given the selectmen?” I am hap­ marginal tax rates will Increase work and in­ Joseph A. Pechman, director of economic vast majority, he said, the tax burden is es­ $30,000 3,917 1,588 T8.35 5,195 2,613 18.82 overwhelmingly and encouraged U.S. lags behind the Russians in A close cent of Manchester residents and py to respond. "^ u c le a r weaponry is the same old vestment incentives to the point that total studies at the Brookings Insitution, says the sentially proportional. Thus, contrary to the $50,000 9,323 1,588 21.82 12,373 2,613 21.67 By Aloyslus J. Ahearn May I suggest that a little in­ local governments to act kill or injure 90 percent of Bolton argument the generals have government tax revenues will not fall. Reagan tax cuts have "offset a lot of the in­ widely held perception, the tax system has $75,000 18,282 1,588 26.49 23,261 2,613 24.94 terdepartmental communication likewise. A‘ study' by Stephen A. Meyer, senior flation impact on income tax rates that oc­ little effect on the distribution of income. If the writer of the May 17 residents. given us every time they want an $100,000 27,878 1,588 29.47 35,051 2,613 ■ 27.23 at the Herald would have No government on any level look at economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of curred during the 1970s. The top marginal tax Distorting the progressive income tax rate editorial (which questioned the Your editorial writer, increase in the military budget. $250,000 85.628 1,588 34.89 1 14.214 2.613 33.79 answered your writer’s with any sense of history or Philadelphia, and Robert J. Rossana, an rates are now lower than they have been structure are the special tax breaks, or “ tax Bolton selectmen’s passage of a however, tells us that local The argument is phony and X 36 14 questions. Your Bolton cor­ public consciousness can con­ economics professor at Pennsylvania State since World War II.” expenditures.” ^ $500,000 181,878 1,588 36.69 1 247,329 2,613 nuclear freeze resolution) had governments should not get in­ aiways has been. There’s no way respondent, Rich Cody, was pre­ tinue “ business as usual” in this Begin University, found that basically only those “ In general,” he said, “ the federal income Economist Michael Mogavero of Alfred read Paul Hendrie's illuminating volved in national or in ter­ the Russians couid avoid total an­ earning ^,(KXI or more will have a lower tax burden has been shifted back to the University, who has done extensive research Note: Figures are based oo a typical household tiling a joint return with sent at our meetings. age of the nuclear bomb. It is article on page one ( “ Nuclear at­ national issues. He wonders nihilation if they initiated a marginal tax rate in 1983 due to inflation and midl970s for most people.” on the distribution of tax expenditures, found tour persorral exemptions and with all irreome earned Irorn wages When the selectmen ordinarily every rational person’s duty to nuclear strike. One nuclear sub­ WASHINGTON — Israel’s em-- Social Security. The top rate of 70 percent, which applied that many of the provisions which were and salary spend their time discussing such protect man’s fascination with marine, for instance, has enough battled Prime Minister Menachem “ Our analysis suggests the three-year cut only to investment or so-called “ unearned” legislated to aid all groups of taxpayers The ctteclive lax rate is the amount ol income and Social Secunty “ major issues” as pot holes, traf­ violence and war. We must not fire power to completely destroy in personal income tax rates will have little income, was cut to 50 percent as part of the “ have the effect of aiding certain groups taxes paid as a percentage ol current irxxxne 2 Begin, though capable of fic fees, and appointments to the tolerate leaders who attempt to effect on people’s behavior, because few tax package; the same rate that applies to more than others. The incidence of most of every major city in Russia. statemanship, “ tends to revert to Source: Congressional Research Service -1982 Senior Citizens Committee, it mislead the American pegple taxpayers will face lower total federal tax salary income in the top bracket. the provisions seem to be focused on the I doubt 'that the people of his former style of rigidity and seems to me that we might be into thinking that a nuclear war rates in 1983 than they did in 1980,” they said. The top rate reached as high as 94 percent upper-middle income individuals.” Moscow or Minsk have any more narrowness of view that makes forgiven for taking time out to is “ winnable.” desire to be immolated than the negotiations difficult.” So warns a discuss a threat to the life of I for one am not wiiiing to people of Bolton or Manchester. secret psychological profile every man, woman, and child in leave the fate of the world to The time has come for rational prepared by U.S. intelligence our town. second-rate presidents and third- people to protest the pouring of experts. 6 rate generals. Only few rich people escape big tax burden Actually, we discussed the our limited economic resources ■Their appraisal is used as a guide freeze resolution briefly at two My personal background I down the nuciear rat-hole in by top U.S. policymakers who deal regular meetings, passed it with think gives me some knowledge bonds, their yield can be cent — less than half the 50 CONSIDKIt AN Oil- order to satisfy the insatiable with Begin. If the Israeli leader, Further, the percentage Nevertheless, the fact those who had no tax on While completely es­ a 4-1 plurality, and recommended of the military mind and the By Gary Klott much more attractive percent tax bite on other and gas tax shelter. Robert generals and peurile jingoists should visit the White House, for, of Wealthy Americans who that many individuals their adjusted gross in­ caping U.S. taxes is a realities of a nuclear confronta­ DPI Business Writer because of the tax-exempt types of income in the top Stanger. an independent the resolution to the May 17 Town example, the president would study have managed to escape manage to pay far less come either had large relatively rare occurrence, tion. I served in the U.S. Army among us. feature. To someone in the tax-shelter consultant Meeting (stili the most When Am erica’s rich foreign tax credits or the rich do have a variety bracket. By approving a resolution a psychological profile. tax-free has fallen over the than What is considered to top tax bracket, a based in Fair Haven, N.J., democratic and representative during W W II and the Korean War casualty losses. of ways to reduce their tax calling for a freeze on nuclear figured their tax returns in past decade with the be a fair share of the tax Tax shelters are another and spent 30 years as an active He would be told that Begin is an In the case of the foreign liability, through such municipal bond paying 12 calculates that for form of government). 1980, 669 of them' paid strengthening of the burden underscores some means of easing the pinch reservist, retiring with the rank weapons, the selectmen and the activist — a puncher rather than a tax credits, the analysis deductions as charitable percent interest is someone with taxable in­ The 70 or so voters present at nothing on incomes over minimuiii tax provision of the inequities in the tax of taxes. Although some people of Bolton have counter-puncher. “ As an initiator,- found the individuals paid contributions, investment equivalent to earning 24 come in excess of $80,000, a the town meeting passed the of major and a secret security $100,000. E igh t w ere and limitations on tax system. shelters have taken on a acknowledged their moral he is apt to strive for the dramatic taxes to foreign interest expenses, tax percent on a taxable bond. $25,000 investment in an resolution after 20 minutes of dis­ clearance. I was one of the first millionaires. shelters. less attractive glow ever obligation to future generations HOW DO SOME of the governments at very high shelters, and large capital The rich also have average oil and gas ven­ reserve officers to earn the to attract attention. When he reacts, In another fortunate In 1980, only one in 1,285 since the top tax rate on in­ cussion with only eight voters wealthy manage to get effective tax rates, typical­ gains., capital gains income from ture would save a total of military specialty of Nuclear of Americans. however, he tends to be very group were the growing Americans with adjusted vestment income was dissenting. We still had time to away with paying little or ly in excess of 50 percent. the sale of stocks or bonds’ $10,000 in taxes in the first Weapons Employments Officer. We have joined those qther cautious and precise.” ranks of high-bracket gross income in excess of TAX-EXKMPT slashed to 50 percent from pass a town budget and consider no tax? Moreover, most of them or other types of in­ year — thanks mainly to concerned ^peoples of the world The reason for this, the psy-’ earners who managed to $200,000 paid no tax, com­ M U N IC IPAL bonds are 70 percent at the beginning 11 other items on the agenda in A nuclear war cannot be A 1980 Treasury analysis were actually living abroad vestments. If the invest­ special drilling tax write­ who demand that those in power chological profile suggests, is that' whittle their tax rate to the pared to one of 130 for very popular among the ment is held for more than of this year, some still are the hour meeting. “ limited.” It would be over in a of high income tax returns and deriving their incomes offs available. at ail levels of government take Begin has spent most of his life “ in' levels normally reserved returns filed four years rich. Although the bonds one year, the profits from profitable ways of keeping Boiton’s resolution gives sub­ matter of hours if not minutes. A for lower income groups. in 1976 found that most of abroad. an active and aggressive role in the role of the opposer, the voice of earlier. may pay a lower rate than its sale are taxed at a Uncle Sam from at least stance to the feelings of the peo­ major portion of the U.S. and The latest data shows reducing the threat of nuclear a minority, an opponent of es-. Treasury and corporate maximum rate of 20 per­ part of the wealth. ple of Bolton. It adds one more Russia would be obliterated in­ that of those with adjusted war. tablishment.” plank to the platform calling for stantly by the blast effects. The gross income in excess of For five years, he has stood at the $100,000 in 1978, 8,087 center of the establishment. Yet he managed to slice their tax GENERAL still has trouble conceiving of to an effective rate of less In Manchester nimself as a leading actor on the than 10 percent — the world stage rather than as an angry burden normally carried iianrl|patpr Ipralh Readers' views voice from the wings. by those earning less than GLASS Open forum / $13,000 a year. THE SECRET psychological But the notion that the SERVICE "Serving The Manchester Area For 100 Years." Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 profile has been reviewed by my rich as a group are able to second chance Call A escape the wrath of the tax associate Indy Badhwar. It represents the best assessment of collector is a myth. STORE FRONTS & ENTRANCES! 11 HOME Of the 92.6 million tax Begin by experts on the Middle returns filed by Individuals MIRRORS CUT TO ALL SIZES DELIVERY for Crossroads Why the fence? East. Here are the highlights: in all income groups in • “ Begin is not considered, nor 1980, roughly 21 million es- does he behave as, a man of com­ cap ^ tax-free. But 97 per­ Crossroads has a big job ahead before. It has served a vital need To i Ik - Editor: promise or flexibility. His image in cent were those with in­ in town, and its patron dozens of Sale Ends of it. The youth counseling agen­ the past has been that of passionate comes under $10,000. • AUTO GLASS • SCREENS • STORM WINDOWS & DOORS cy reopened Tuesday after its kids over the years who have My 6-year-old son and I were • SHOWER ENCLOSURES • PATIO DOORS • SHOWCASES • TABLE TOPS July 5th believer in his position and an out­ MOST WEALTHY knocked on its door for help, can taking and evening walk, and CUT TO PATTERN • MIRROR W A U S • PLATE GLASS STORE FRONT board of directors found no link spoken and somewhat crude or un­ REPLACEMENTS • TEMPERED PLATE GLASS DOORS we walked by the Pitkin Glass Americans in fact bear a between the agency's operations attest to its effectiveness. refined representative of the substantial income tax Works. and the arrest of its form er And, when trouble did come, Holocaust philosophy. He burden. Internal Revenue Visit Our My son asked me why it was all assistant director on drug there was no cover-up operation, represents the mentality of those Service data on returns for fenced in so no one could enjoy it. charges. another point in Crossroads Jews unable to update in their 1978 shpwed that 87 percent (SlaB0 Why is it fenced in with an ugly of ibd^ in the $200,000-plus favor. The agency’s board of perspective the Nazi treatment of It’s open again, but the stain barbed wire fence? their brethren.” bracket paid more than 30 Summer classes In Leaded Glass now forming. on its reputation in the com ­ directors made no attempt to Does Manchester have that much percent of their adjusted • Begin believes that “ any expres­ Beginner or Advanced — Piease Caii munity is only too apparent. The hide the fact that the arrest oc­ open space left, that it can lock up a gross income in taxes. sion of curbs on the sanctity of the schools have already canceled all curred. Instead, they im­ huge field that would be enjoyed by Three out of five paid more Jewish state, or the potential Arab Crossroads programs for this m ediately shut down all neighborhood youngsters? than 40 percent in taxes. 24 HOUR EMERGENCY STORE FRONT SERVICE ‘infringement’ on Israeli territory” ’The signs of progressivi­ year; that means that the ser­ operations an launched their The Pitkin Glass Works field should be “ dealt with severely.” ty are there. ’Those in the would be a nice place for an evening vices of two Crossroads own investigation. And, con­ •“ To label his views as paranoid $lo6,000-plus brackets in neighborhood softball game, or a counselors, a drug an^jalcohol vinced that here was no link is inaccurate,” the analysis states, 1979 had income accoun­ m a n c h e s h r game of Frisbee, or it would be nice ting for 6 percent of all in­ 646-4920 education program at the upper between the assistant director’s adding: “ At the same time one to just take a quite walk through. elementary school level and the arrest and the agency, they might admit that Mr. Begin is and come, yet their share of MANCHESTER It’s very sad to have a nice field the total tax burden was 330 GREEN RD junior high level and a jobs opened their doors again. was defensive and overly reactive to like that fenced in and wasted to the Herald photo by Pinto nearly 15 percent. program at the junior high level But the damage has been done. such so-qalled threats. He has built taxpayers. have been terminated for this A reputation which has taken 13 his entire life and political career on PITKIN GLASSWORKS FIELD year. years to develop and mature has Joan Tedford this basis.” . . . strictly off limits • Even Begin’s closest advisers Whether they’ll be continued been badly damaged. School of­ 54 Academy St. have warned him not to behave like when school reopens next fall ficials had little choice but to the underdog he-was for so many businesses and our town. all of the townspeople, including depends on what steps tem porarily suspend all links years in Israeli politics. They urge They have at least as large a stake Larry Fiano. Memorial Plants Crossroads can take to convince with the agency ; it’s just too bad The other side Begin to become the spokesman for in Bolton’s future as almost any of I hope they will discharge their worried school administrators that students who’d looked to the the Israeli people as a wholej us. duty honestly, sensibly, reasonably and town officials that it has no agency for counseling will suf­ “ rather than (for) a strident and If condos are built now or at some with regard for the town as a whole links to the very element it is fer. To the Editor; zealous minority” of ultraconser- other time — as they most certainly and without regard for political or vative religious Jews who.are out­ trying to fight. Though school officials have During the hearings in Bolton will be — is it not better to have emotional pressures. side the mainstream of Israeli Surely, the positive evaluation promised that kids who got recently on condominiums there them built by people like them in­ GERANIUMS *2 Robert A. Dixon society. ‘"Their strength is not great /I carry that an independent citizens Crossroads counseling will be was considerable press coverage of stead of outsiders who have no cat and Bolton . . . but adherents may increase qs group recently gave Crossroads given alternatives, one can’t the very strong feelings expressed .vested interest in the town? the balance between Ashkenazi will help some. The group gave help but wonder what important by some Bolton residents who op­ When Larry Fiano proposed (Western Jews) and* Sephardic the 13-year-old town funded relationships have been dashed. pose Larry Piano’s plan. • apartments on South Road there Well written Hailing Plants mcluding (Oriental Jews) changes in favor of Essentially the same group of was an outpouring of objections, agency high marks.^ How do you explain, to a troubled the latter.” Boltonites attendeiL each of the similar to the current condo opposi­ Another factor in Crossroads’ teenager who has finally found • Begin's role as the perennial sessions, and they denounced the tion. favor will be its longevity. For someone to talk to that he or she To the Editor: outsider became evident in his Fuchsias, Lantanas, Begonias idea of condos which, if built, in The apartments were built. ’The On May 11,1 was the subject of an 13 years the independent drug will receive “ alternate sources public appearances with the late and others their opinion, would practically in­ town increased its tax base, and article written by Manchester counseling agency has existed in of counseling?” Egyptian President Anwar Sadat sure the doom of the town as we now living in those apartments are many Herald staff reporter Nancy ’Thomp­ Manchester, and, as far as can We’re behind Crossroads. We during the Camp D^vid know it. people who have contributed in son. negotiations. be determined qickly, no one has think the community should be, There were few voices in favor of various ways to Bolton’s wellbeing. The article was much too “ Begin appeared to be under gotten into trouble with tjie, law too. condominiums. Virtually every other town in generous and the headlines em­ Cemetery Baskets & Mixed Pots stress and uncomfortable,” the Before a decision is issued by the Greater Hartford has con­ barrassing but I do want to let you Zoning Commission I feel compelled dominiums, yet these towns, such as know that I think Mrs. ’Thompson did profile states. “ It was Sadat’s show o and Begin behaved as if were not to state publicly several factors Glastonbury and Simsbury, still an outstanding job of writing it. sure what to do next. He was not in which may have been overlooked in have fine reputations as,' good She had so many disparate bits of control, therefore uneasy.” the heat and emotion of the past places to live and they have information to work with and yet % Once this “ unfamiliar and uncom­ all 20 ^ U 7 0 off several weeks. benefitted by the increased taxes made a coherent, interesting (for fortable” role was over, the analysis Larry Fiano, and indeed the entire received. me, for sure) story. cash and carry noted, "Begin reverted to the Fiano family, have been respected ’Die number of people who spoke Her nice aense of what to Include ‘minority behavior,’ the strict and Bolton residents for very many at the sessions or signed petitions in showed maturity and sensitivity. somewhat strident zealot's view of years. opposition to the condos is con­ Several people have commented Biblical rights and overprotection of They have been most generous siderably less than the number of on how well-fl^tten the article was the Jewish state.” in their support of townspeople and residents who did not attend nor sign in mentioning it to me, so it Isn’t town projects. petitions. just my “ rosy” perception. They are large taxpayers to the It is reasonable to assume that the Mrs. 'Thompson was a skilled in­ The Herald welcomes letters to town. They have develop^ the lands large majority of townspeople who terviewer and I feel she has an out­ the editor. they have owned in good taste and have not expressed opposition either standing career'in journalism ahead Letters ideally should be typed always with regard for upholding favor the condos or do liot care one of her. and should be no longer than two CttKbyNtA.meV and ability by the town’s standards way or the other. I congratulate the Herald on pages, double-spaced. ^ 885 5 E. Center St. \ , ^ Manchester v and regulations. The Zoning Commission has the having such a fine staff person. The Herald reserves the right "Drunken drivers don't kill people — cars kill In short, they are fine residents of responsihillty to weigh all the facts to edit letters in the Interest of 649-5268 clarity and taste. peoDlel" long standing who have proved that carefully — to consider the en­ Eleanor D. Collman ^ they have pride in their homes, their vironmental Impact and the rights of 125 Baldwin Road MANCHESTER HERALD; Wed., May 26, 1982 - 9

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But military movement seem S ^ accommodate Movement leaders say this is Perhaps 10-times aS much is theorists estimate the Soviet Union the Individual. ^ changing. spent on the associated delivery would use at least a 20-megaton “ I think it’s a new phenomenon — “ There is a feeling of a new sense system: win A Trip For Two bomb on strategically important middle-aged, middle class people of hope of exerting power over iives Ray Boiler’s • About 4 to 5 percent of the cities like New York. A 20-megaton- are supporting this movement,” and deaths. The situation is both uraniu m b e lie v e d to be- bomb has a yield 1,600 times more said Randall Forsberg, founder and desperate and hopefui,” Lifton said. available in the United States ^ a n t / director of the Institute for Defense Music Shop powerful than the bomb dropped on has been processed for military ’The movement’s prime mission, Hiroshima. and Disarmament Studies in purposes. to leaders say, is to stop the nuclear 1013 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN 060M0 And even if one were fortunate Northern Hemisphere and 30 per­ group called Union of Concerned Brookline, Mass. “ It’s supported • About 20 percent of the U.S. arms race and eventually do away 649-2030 enough to be hundreds of miles away cent of it in the Southern Scientists. even among Democrats and military budget is being used with nuclear weapons. from New York during the attack, Hemisphere, ruining crops and "There is no way to stop it until Republicans and the young and the for nuclear forces. I Nam e...... Nam e...... radioactivity hurled into the plants and affecting the earth’s everything has been shot off.” old and minorities alike.” “ The movement has focused on • In a limited theatre nuclear Longwood Gardens, Philadelphia stratpsphere would eventually rain temperature regimes for years. Social scientists, historians and the short run in calling for a freeze. war, civilian casualties would down in deadly doses of fallout. Scientists also say that the in­ IT IS THIS W ORRY of global others say the movement is If they achieved those goals, there still outnuber m ilitary |Street ...... Street ...... According to scientists and health cidence of cancer would rise without catastrophe that fuels the an­ different from the political youth- would probably be disputes between casualties, 12 to 1. 2 experts, the radioactive effects of the protective shield of the ozone tinuclear movement. oriented anti-war movement-of the members of the movement as to • Since 1945, there have been A garden paradise outside Philadelphia. A Town ...... an all-out nuclear war would kill iTow n...... layer. Dr. Howard Hiatt, dean of the 1960s and 1970s. what to do next,” said Barton Berns­ 1,200 known nuclear test many more millions in addition to Harvard School of Public Health, ’"This movement began with the thousand acres of woodlands, lakes, formal But despite these scary scenarios tein, associate professor of hi;story explosions, 90 percent of which ii Phone . . the millions killed by the actual and the apparent finality and said he became involved with the older generation and not with at Stanford. were conduct^ by the super­ bomb bursts, pulse waves and fires. issue 2-Vi years ago when a student students. It did not begin with un­ plantings, fountains, plus its famous conser­ irreversibility of a nuclear war, Bernstein said the movement powers. In the 1970s, 419 And some of the radioactive fallout asked him to speak on the medical iversities. Scientists, doctors and some military experts claim the really is not demanding more than explosions were reported, the vatory. 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UPI. enemies beyond Reagan, Haig and ^ # ^ i | M *2 days *2 meals would die from radiation, some in­ say limited nuclear war still means known nuclear weapons 1 1 MANCHESTER “ This has to be looked at as one But the anti-nuclear movement Weinberger,” he said. sects and some species of .grasses death to millions and carries with it because of the Treaty of looks at any epidemic for which lacks the anger of earlier antiwar would survive. The pests would in­ the potential for global holocaust. But some call the movement just ’Tlatelolco of 1967. HARDWARE there is no cure. You must bend all movements because no one is being herit the planet. ■‘The idea of limited nuclear war the latest phase of protest hysteria. • The capability to develop a 877 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER ■ efforts toward prevention in this drafted to fight — and quite possibly W^fMtig Tour ^Shopping at New Market And not only would the surface of hps become a dangerous illusion. rudimentary nuclear arsenal of case. The problem would be so die — in an Asian land war. Death is “ I feel the people are wellinten- 643-4425 the earth be devastated in a nuclear The senior m ilitary people who have 12 warheads is probably within 763 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN I not as immediate a prospect; one’s tioned but I don’t regard it as a barrage; so would the sky above. studied this around the world extreme that this would be the last the reach of 20 to 25 nonnuclear- : «T|4^^a|}ulpua Bellevue Stratford ^ friends and brothers are not coming realistic movement. ’The problem is The National Academy of everywhere have said that it's very epidemic the civilzation would en­ weapon states and this number Nam e...... home maimed in the antinuclear who is going to use the movement Nam e...... I Sciences says that a lO.OOOmegaton unlikely that limited nuclear war dure.” can be expected to increase as and for what purpose,” said William i i < could stay limited,” said Howard Hiatt makes a distinction between movement, social scientists said. reliance on nuclear power war (likely megatonnage in a mis­ Poole of the conservative Heritage W of Depnlure Dates Kendall, Massachusetts Institute of nuclear war and nuclear-powered The effects are interior and per- grows. Street ...... Street ...... | sile attack by a super-power) would Foundation in Washington. Technology physicist and head of a electricity generating plants. sonai. destroy half the ozone in the to w n ...... h mg. 14,-SepLJ8,rQet 2. 9. To w n ...... I Phone...... Raids aimed at protesters Come and Enjoy Phone ...... I SUMMERTIME 1982 Deposit While Shopping At Deposit While Shopping At WEST BERLIN, West Germany (UPK He'll Get It,” “ We Want to Livfc Without — Police tore down signs and banners Reagan, " “ Reagan Is a Fascist,” and U?.j considered insulting and threatening to "Reagan's Friends are Murderers.” I President Reagan in overnight raids on The banners were viewed as a sign Band Shell ! E.A. JOHNSON Connecticut Valley Coin Co. 1 squatters apartments, a police West Germany's strong peace move­ I LoeskdotithemWeempesfli 805 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER spokesman said today. ment is planning an unfriendly reception ManchcyterCniitiaBhyColky .. I The spokesman said police moved on forReagan when he visits Germany for a ip BidweO * Manchester. CT PAINT CO. 643-6295 I 24 apartment houses occupied by NATO summit meeting in June. Reagan ' 4&l%offIk6| 723 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN I squatters and confiscated banners that is to visit Bonn and West Berlin June 9- 849-4501 I read, "Reagan Wants a Bomb Mood and 11. 1 JUNE TIME 24 7:30 Nam e...... ■ Wed MatKhMtar mdk Sdiaal Slap Baa< 4 7:00 jName...... Go with The Leader RafuJ'TikliTkunr amicMttiflt MutbtaUrSTBfhoa; OtcbMln aaS Street ...... | cWi4a-Papa” Caacait I^eet ...... Connecticut Travel Services Bannat Innlot arbail Staga Band Sun is* ______syDiiiriaadBaiia 7:30 rain date Thursday. lOth Sponsor Nichols Manchaftgr Tire _ Town ...... I The Leader in Vacation & Business Xha Waat Poliil MBMatr Acadtay ■Town...... CohipleteAutomoildfSastiiee I 4 StafaBaad rain date Monday, 26th - Sponsor Manchester Bicentennial Band Travel from Bradley Tues 27 lohaiiy Prytka "Goad Tfanaa Baad" 7:30 Phone...... I S h e ll C orp. iPhone...... Sponsor Manchrster Bicentennial rain location: East Catholic High School Band Shell Corporation Auditorium. 115 New State Road, rain date Thursday, 29lh Manchester. 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T - ' r W om en 's C lu b HOURS MON (HI 10 nM -6 I'M THURS III 'J I'M iBIrgim rain dale Thursday, 22nd Only Herald Coupons Will Bo Accepted. No Xerox or copies will be honored f R H RfiRKINr, . ORI N I VI RY SATURDAY 10 A M A R M i . m OAK BT, M ANCiiSm * "? All prir.i s .in. ti.iSi-d on double m eup.iney and riie rates in efiei t .is ol b lb 82 ! 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. May 26, 1982 MANCIIK.STKK HKKALI), We^d., May 26, 1982 - 1 1 Go with the Leader Northeast Utilities to request new rate hike Jail CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES By Jacqueline Huard Friday with the sUte Department of Northeast officials disputed a claim end to work on the Millstone III dependence on Imported oil. Northeast sells more shares to pay The leader in Vacation & Business Travel United Press International Public Utility Control. by the president of the Committee nuclear power plant, which is under ’The utility w ill have an estimated for the plant. “ A decision in this proceeding will for Lower Utility Bills group that construction at Waterford. $440 million worth of construction ‘"The sale of 9 million shares (in work From Bradley WINDSOR LOCKS — Northeast be reached in December of this year the amount involved was a whopping Sillin said an updated cost es­ costs this year, including work on 1981) reduced the value of each Utilities says it will formally notify and the outcome should help provide $325 million. timate would be available In the nuclear plant, Sillin said. share by 62 cents, about 7 percent,” state utility regulators Friday of its the revenues necessary to cover the “ Where is he going to get that $4 September for the Millstone III Millstone III is expected to be com­ she said. intention to seek higher rates for its cost of operation in 1983,” Sillin said billion?” asked David Truskoff, plant, which now has an estimated pleted in 1986. The Legislature defeated a CCAG- ^ • - v U s A i r . to I V . . begins L V Us/Siira. i c> president of the Simsbury-based cost of $2.6 billion. Some citizen backed bill this year to require an customers in Connecticut. at Northeast’s annual stockholders He said Northeast will finance its r . n ■IIF Of IKf WORIOS FAIR #1 Northeast, which received a meeting. consumer organization. groups claim the cost w ill rise to as construction program by selling independent study of Millstone III record $186 million rate hike last Northeast was the second major Truskoff’s group joined three high as $4 billion. common stock, bonds, andj>referred and to decide if it. still mq.de HARTFORD (UPI) - year; Tuesday became the state’s utility in Connecticut to announce others, including the Connecticut Sillin said despite the current oil stock. It w ill also create a construc­ economic sense to bu|Id the plaM. Facing court-ordered second major utility to announce plans to seek a rate increase in the Citizen Action Group, at a news con­ gl^it, the Northeast region was still tion trust and a new nuclear fuel limits on the inmate pop­ in' danger of not having enough Forests burled " plans to seek higher rates in the past past week. Southern New England ference outside the Windsor Locks trust, he said. ulations of some jails, the WDRL0S FAin week. Telephone Co. announced plans last ' hotel where Northeast shareholders petroleum because it remained Helen Johnson, spokeswoman for The canyon walls of (lie state is starting work a Northeast Chairman Lelan F. week to seek a $128 million rate met. dependent on fuel from one of the the CCAG, said the construction of Yellowstone River, Wymtiing, con­ $10.7 million prison facility Sillin Jr. said the amount of the hike. The groups called the news con­ most unstable areas of the world. Millstone III will be a detriment to sist of 15 fossil forests, one buried at the Connecticut Correc- ' proposed rate hike would not be dis­ Although they would not disclose ference to protest the company’s He said Millstone III was crucial stockholders because the value of atop another. .The-oldest foiftst tional Institution in En­ closed until the company filed notice the amount of the rate hike. planned rate filing and to demand an to reducing Connecticut’s their holdings will be diluted when flourished 19 million years ago.i: field. ± Gov. William O’Neill an­ nounced the construction proiect Tuesdav and said Shown at Bradley Field on the inaugural flight Prices the 500-bed facility should of Connecticut Travel Services Program to the World’s Fair are: be ready by the end of next Kal London, President of Connecticut Travel Services, year. Richard A. Miller, Sales Representative U.S. Air The $10.7 million prison fo r gas Linda McCarty, Passenger from West Haven 3 DAYS TO SAVE 20 JO 90t w i l l be a m in im u m - Ann Lodovico, Travel Consultant Connecticut Travel Services security facility and the existing Enfield prison will be converted to medium THE 1982 WORLD'S FAIR up 6-9% security with new double i v - ONCi IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE UPI photo fencing and 24-hour motorized patrols, the WEEKLY DEPARTURES HARTFORD (UPI) - EVERY SUNDAY STARTING MAY 9 TNROUCH OCTOBER 24, 1982 Customers of the Connec- ' It’s wash day governor said. 2 ticut Natural Gas Corp. The state Department of AlOLTS PER PERSON ...... ‘M 9 +$40 lax and tarvkM will be paying an average Gear! Meert (right), of Belgium, supervises Atheneum In Hartford. One of a collection of Correction has been CNILDi PER PERSON (2-11 yta rs) ...... *369 +20 tax and >*rvic«i of 6 to 9 percent more for memorial day sales looking into ways to SHARING W/2FUU. PAYING ADULTS INaUDES: the hand washing of a 1789 tapestry being 10 tapestries will be washed each Tuesday gas under a $10.3 million provide more prison beds • oir trom H a rtiw d vio U.S. A l« • Moto.u>o«h t . Noih.111. to ln25, 19$2 **Fr9« icu b A d iv in i ItM o n “ That’s a little higher lightweight similar motions filed in earlier proceedings in the 1979 Aiiiuet 1-t, lG t2 (^mpllmtnUry beech ihuttle Qood towards th* May 27, 28, 29 September 19-26, 1962 VIRQIN ISLE HOTEL ...... S43S** than I would have liked to robbery at Purolator Security’s Waterbury depot. sleep gowns misses print fleets purchaa* of *415.00 ONLY OctelMr 10-17, 1962* Free ic u b e d lv tn i le sio n see but it's less than their • A court clerk said attorneys hoped they may be able to Nevember 7-14, 1982 CompUmentery edm liilon to Studio 54 or mor* Contlnuoui beech ihuttle actual earnings for 1981,” Solids with avoid repetition by reviewing transcripts of proceedings With coupon only December 8-12, 1992 .....$449** ! (tufidey/Sundey) SAPPHIRE 6EACH HOTEL he said of the approv^ Oh the earlier motions, which involved some of the same SAVE *50.00 Cash ‘n’ Carry Onlyj Free ic u b e d iv in g le u o n appliques, or perky Feminine, floaty loungers of lightweight ■CUKi: CompUmentery chelie lounge* profit level. points raised in the latest motions. • hmt-Ok M H m imtfN te St Thamt [wm- BLUEBEARDS CASTLE ...... $52*** rints. Cotton polyester. Sllp-on style with tie at the neck. fMpl f h UWITU-M m W tree- Zitser also said the ...... 1 H M I* ' I The clerk said a “ slew” of motions were filed by finUtiwi*^lbi3i*7Miilib8eeeeei*- Free tc u b e d iv in g le u o n B Compllmente^ beach thunltt DPUC had rejected a bid lends. S-M-L. Assorted floral prints. S-M-L. lingerie. FIFTY DOLLARS Hi m at held if yew cM c8 • l ik e M to tbe Tlrgii llngarla. lawyers for Evelyn Vega, 28, of East Haven, and Donna Ued> raa RMcb M mini • CeeptawHirT FRENCHMEN’S REEF ...... $689** CompUmentery inorliMng leuon by CNG to require lingerie. Clouture, 26, of Wallingford, who are each facing three t p t ’t M 8b&l pwtv It yaw hetol • liffiia ^____ ■...... h ii*|(M Mt hag pir ywMi) • Fha mm C om pU m entery te n n it ciTnIci ratepayers “ to pay for qpunts of felony murder and one count of conspiracy to Olenney's Great Coupon Caper tilra fatoww il Mcb hitol what CNG fears might be B**Plui $S1 per person tex end eenrtcet. , Qommlt robbery. ■*Ocleber Departure $10 eddillonal * future conservation” and ; Cretella scheduled the next round of proceedings for Qood towards th* May 27, 28, 29 to more than double p basic SAVE 5.00 SPECIAL Jpne 17. , , , purchaa* of *210.00 ONLY FREEPORT FLING monthly charge for gas 1.’ , 100 “ Ms. Vega and Ms. Couture, both who were in court or mor* With coupon only ONE WEEK VACATION ’(uesday, were arrested the day after the robbery in Cash ‘n’ Carry Only ' BIFAITIRC SBKBAT A8S8ST I, IW2 SAVE *25.00 frRM MBTfOlB $hich more than $1.8 million was stolen from furolator’s Waterbury depot. Three guards were INCLUDCS: Reundtrtp n o n sto p pu bik chorter |et FIEEFORTIM $271*1. Talks at GE ... OS veliMt $15 V alues flight vio AMBItCAN FNTMNATIONAl AIRWAYS DC- -*8-5 • , gunned down during the heist. t WM t y -f iv e d o l l a r s 9, roundtrip crirpert/hotel tronifen, year choke of NUDAYMBEHCNIESOiT $321*1. « Ms. Vega’s boyfriend, Lawrence Pelletier, and Ms. hotel for 7 nightt, hotel tax#*, tipi to moida end lUAUSmetSSKSMT $331 «L in 4th week pertera, boggeee hondUng In/eut ^ your hotel, pre- nHBCtSSTOWn $34W Striped f s Jr. cool Couture’s ex-husband, Donald Couture, were convicted Olenney^s Groat Coupon Caper regiitrotion one tour deek. NEW YORK (UPI) - for Juniors summer shorts g irlie r this year in the robbery and slayings and Representatives of 73,000 sentenced to 75 years to life in prison each. If you’re thinking of igoing to Hawaii unionized workers are in Boatneck, y * sleeves, Sheeting or duck. Qood toward* th* May 27, 28, 28 their fourth week of con­ o r purchaa* ol *185.00 ONLY go with Connecticut Travel Services knit cuffs. Also Belted, mean front or lA U N O C n O » FIIMHED tract negotiations with Of mor*. With coupon only dolman sleeves. pleats. Cuffs, un­ Caah ‘n’ Carry Only ' and save money. General Electric Corp, in a Asst, colors. S-M-L. cuffed. junior place. SAVE *10.00 session focused on union tablecloths shop provisions. Junior place. TO BiAiiTiFVilAUTtFY VOURYOUR CRYiTAL.£NY8TAL. $lLVlRe$*LV^I fWE CHMiA...... 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed , May 26, I98’2 M 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., May 26. 1982 Motorcyclist dies in crash Manchester 3 Bacon 4 Rockville 12 Penney 1 Cheney 1 East Catholic 11 A 19 year-old motorcyclist was through the intersection and were unhurt, police say. Theil* killed Tuesday night when he collided with the right side of a car names were not available this mor-* SPORTS collided with an automobile al the. driven by 30-year-old Kathleen ning. intersection of Spencer Street and Phillips of East Hartford, who was Police say they are still in­ Hillstown Road. making a left turn on to Hillstown vestigating the causes of the acci­ Police say the cyclist, Donald Road from Spencer Street west­ dent. No charges have been fiied Parker of South Windsor, was tgken bound, police say. against any of the drivers involved, by ambulance to Manchester Police say Ms. Phillips car then they sayr-' Memorial Hospital, where he was collided with another car headed Indians within game of tourney reported dead on arrival. eastbound on Spencer Street. Police say they aren’t exactly An emergency rescue squad from The first mill to roll copper in the the town fire department was called United States was erect^ by Paul contest sure how the accident occurred. Silk Towners sported a 2-8 mark but swatted an opposite field single off Revere,at Canton, Mass., in 1801. It By Len Auster The return trip proved to be woi i They say Parker was headed east- to the scene of the accident to a skein of-seven wins in eight out­ hard-throwing reliever Damon extricate Ms. Phillips and her rolled sheets to sheath the hull of the Herald Sportswrlter *We need one of two (wing) so this does take it with seniors in sl.nring inles. bound on Spneer Street at about 9:15 ings has put them in their present ■ Dombeck to send LaBrec home. passenger, Doris PhilliM of East U.S.S. Constitution. p.m. when he passed from the ’The odds are now even. situation. some of the pressure off.* "Scotty got the big hit and Don line of cars that were stopped a t A e Hartford, from their vehicle. Both also worked hard on Dombeck and From the depths of a dreadful "W e need one of two so this does — Coach Don Race traffic Ight at Hillstown Road. received only minor injuries in the ’The Congo R iver is the only m ajor just lined it to right,” Race spoke of start, Manchester High climbed take some of the i^essure off,” Mamdie-ler (,’t) Fog;nty 21), 4 e When the light turned greeiv accident, police say. African water-way that crosses the the clutch hits. “ This club is funny within one win of qualifying for the Manchester Coach Dion Race spoke 0- 0. Sumislaski ss, r)IM-l,‘. Parker apparently proceeded The occupants of the third vehicle Equator twice. in that it goes in streaks. W e’re not ,CIAC State Baseball Tournament of me importance of the win over (jhetelat cl, 4 0,0-0. I'eterscn 3'i, 4 i hitting that well now but getting Jwith a 3-1 win over slumping Penney the slumping Knights, who’ve lost 2-0, I’iccin c. 3-0-0 0, Whitaker lb. fligh yesterday in East Hartford. six straight to’ fall to 9-8 in the good pitching” Chances versus Windham and 1- 2-0, G ('hetelat If. 4-1-2 0. I.all ■ The six-hit pitching of senior Paul league and 11-8 overall. r(, 4-1-2-2. Peek p. :L0 0 0 Tel.iK ' ^ e c k and the clutch two-run ground- Peck fanned six and walked none good pitch." fifth bn singles by Jared Klock and East Catholic? "If we get or make the breaks we have an excellent 39-3 ■ Vule double by senior Scott LaBrec in boosting his mark to 3-4. He’s won Penney threw some stout defense Mark Tapio and a Rodegher I’eiini'i (I) Rodegher cl. 30 1 ; chance of winning,” Race ;elevated the Indians to the .500 mark three of his last four decisions, at Manchester early to keep the sacrifice fly. (iranl ss. 4-0-1-0, .Mulholland 3h. 4 Manchester did its scoring in the previewed, “ This team knows it has and within a single triumph of post- "P eck is getting better and better," visitors off the scoreboard. A fine 0-0, Klemb.'i r l. 4-0-0 0. Morrow 21, . seventh off Tapio. Doug Whitaker come from the bottom of the heap. reason entry. cited Race, "He's been coming on diving spearing grab by leftfielder 0- 1-0. KlocI If p. 4-0-1-0. Klock Ih . It now has the confidence ” ^ Manchester, 9-9, needs either a since the Ferm i (13-1 win) game. Paul Kleef of a liner by LaBrec in singled, stole second and took third 1- 1-0. llclu c. 3-0 0 0, Tapio p.2 0 Peck, LaBrec, Sumislaski and ;win today against Windham in He’s getting good location most of the second saved two runs and on a sharp single to left by Glenn Dombeck p II. 1-0 0 0. Tolals 32 i ;y(illimantic or versus East Catholic the time and using his breaking centerfielder John Rodegher gunned Chetelat. The latter swiped second fellow seniors Whitaker, Bob Pic- cin, Joe Chetelat and Tim Fogarty 1. ;Thursday at Eagle Field to make pitch a lot better. They (Penney) down another runner at third to and both rode home on LaB rec’s Manchcsier 000 000 3(X; one-bouncer over the centerfield all cut short their stay at Tuesday s 2 the tournament. are a first ball hitting club so he was stave off a threat. Fciincv 000 (110 001 ' That seemed so far away when the doing his best not to give them a The Kniehts took the lead in the fence.lence. ouniurSenior l Don/uii ouimaiaaMSumislaski senior class picnicIII in L.wv-'VJLJ., Moodus .w for . the Herald photo by Tarqulnio WEDNESDAY AT Six-run Eagle lead Curtain up Hoyt best with little fanfarej 6 Sherri Holder, playing Annie, and Sean production of the popular musical "Annie" 5:00 P.M. McAuley as Daddy Warbucks strike a scheduled tonight at 8:15 p/m. at the school. Not as publicized as Fernando Valenzuela’s theatrical pose in the Nathan Hale School TO PSEPASE FOR OUR ORUTEST pitching performances last season with the lost in last inning Los Angeles Dodgers but equally as good without as much fanfare has been the H erald END OF MONTH CLEARANCE EVERI showing of Lamarr Hoyt. In an almost quiet A n g le Seven runs in the bottom of the East Coach Jim Penders, noting his 4-I-1-1. Verdun p, (l-O 0 0. Nieni''.'\ manner, the Chicago M iite Sox righthander ninth inning wiped out a six-run 'dub had six unearned runs. p. 0 (1-0 (I, Ri.ipelle p. (I 0 0 0. HiJI. Obituaries Airline cutbacks has run o ff a string of 14 straight victories Earl Yost, deficit as Rockville High outlasted “ The game was a nightmare. ph, 0-1-0-1, It Toth r f. 4-11 1 over a two-year period, nine this season. His Sports Editor E ast C a th o lic, 12-11, in non­ Never in 14 years have we gone into Doolady c. 4 0 I 2. Johnson Hi. 3-1 winning output to date has matched his entire conference baseball action yester­ the ninth inning with a six-run lead 2. Thompson c l. 4 1-10 Tol:ils, 1981 winning total when he fashioned a 9-3 and blown it. It just goes to prove 12 9 II Sylvia G. Woekes hurt Pratt business day in Rockville. won-lost log...All Hoyt lacks tor headlines are The win lifts the Rams to 9-8 for you never have enough runs when •Sylviy (Gcrvais) Weekes, 43, of 34 the two m ajor press cities. New York and Los the season while the loss drops the you're the visiting team, especially I'.o-I ( .allifilir (II) • ;ihf .(1 ss, Durant St. died Monday at Hartford EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - The said they were facing problems in Angeles. He has all the tools and more, up to pro-stock champ and $125 to the top street Eagles to 11-6. East was to resume with our pitching staff this year, " he 0- MI. Feshler 3h. 2 2-0 1 I Mi'niig; Hospital. financial problems of major airlines the military engine business. this point, to rate strong consideration for the stock driver. Each class has 24 payoff play today against HCC foe South stated. 1- 1-0-2. Hoy il. 4 1-2-Iv-'llvaoi jo . o She was born in Lymestone, continues to cut deeply into Pratt & Company President Robert J. Cy Young Award...After nearly two weeks of spots...George Suitor, highly successful track Catholic in a make-up tilt at Hart­ Tim Kiro, 3-2. took the loss for 0-0, Bond if, 4-1-2-0. Itiggs Ih, 4 0 0 Maine, and had lived in the Hartford Whitney Aircraft’s engine business Carlson told the Senate defense ap­ no postponements, the Recreation coach at Manchester High, will serve as ford’s Hyland Park at 3:15. East. Darby 31) ss. 5-0-0 0, Mase- (1.42 area most of her life. She was a and company officials say their propriations subcommittee Tuesday Department’s slow pitch softball leagues director of the New England Relays again East plated five runs in the top of “The last three games we’ve 0. I). Go<)dw(n dh, 3 2 2 o, ll.ilv p. member of St. JameS'Church. stronghold on military orders may the Air Force may have already experienced two in a row due to the rain, last this summer, June 26-27. ’The 10-kilo race the ninth inning (or an 11-5 advan­ scored 35 runs and only won once, " 0-0-0, Kiro p. 0 0 (Id, H Gooduin Site leaves' a daughter, Donna be threatened. decided to divide future fighter THURSDAYOPEN 9:30 - 9:00 ’Thursday and last Monday night. Friday June 27 will start at 10 a.m. on the MCC cam­ tage but couldn’t hold the upper Penders cited. 0-0 0-0. Tucker c. 1 0 0 0. M' ( "v | Marie hippo of Manchester; three United Airlines announced engine contracts between P&WA night has been set aside for makeups in all pus...Ray Gliha, big Eastern Connecticut hand. In the Rockville ninth there Rorkvilli- (12) - Beaulieu if, 4- O-l-O-ll Totals 30-11 9 stepsons, I’ atrick Carroll and James Tuesday it planned to cancel or and General Electric. FRIDAY 9:30 - 8:00 leagues...Little League baseball standings State College outfielder, entered yesterday’s were five bases on balls issued to 2-0-0, Anderson ss, 4-2-1-2, Kirby 3b, East ('((tholir Oil 010 12.3 Carroll, both of Rockville, and delay delivery of 20 of the 39 wide will be published when received from the He referred to an April 21 memo tournment needing one hit to reach the 200 the Rams along with a two-run 5-1-1-1, Martin 2b, 4-3-3-2, J. Toth dh. Rockville 02.2 OlXt 017 Michael Carroll of Manchester; two body 767 jets it ordered from the SATURDAY 9:30 - 5:00 commissioners...Thanks to the financial sup­ by Lt. Gen. Kelly H. Burke, deputy career total. He’ll join Moriarty’s in the Twi single by Jeff Anderson and RBI stepdaughters, Terry Thibodeati of Boeing Co. The decision affects port of two local businesses. Shady Glen and Air .Force chief of staff for League after the post-season games...Ken single by Tom Kirby to highlight Manchester and Susan Carroll of more than $150 million in J’T9D Tierney Funeral Home, service clubs, research, suggesting the upcoming CLOSED MONDAY - MEMORIAL DAY Hill, ace hurler with Manchester Community matters. Ivast Hartford; a sister. Rose Marie engine orders Pratt & Whitney was Kiwanls and Rotary, and two groups. Town competition for an estimated $10 College this spring, is on the shelf with The winning run came across on a I’apandrea of Ellington; two to supply. Retirees’ Assn., and Local 991, Town Champs crowned billion in future military fighter tendenitis...Manchester Senior Citizens have foul out. Third baseman Tim grandchildren, two nieces and two United President Richard Ferris Employees, Joe Diminico was able to offer engine business might produce two 30 tickets left for the Boston Red Sox- ; Feshler, replacing Chris Darby who nephews. ' told an Aero Club luncheon in the annual Senior Citizens’ Fishing Derby products that could both be put into Milwaukee game Saturday, June 26. I had to move to shortstop to replace Euneral services will be Thursday Washington the airline may also production, today at Salter’s Pond. The six parties con­ Interested parties may contact the Center. at 8; 15 a in. from the Callahan ; the injured Brad Cabral, caught a drop orders for another 19 aircraft if tributed $600 for fish and merchandise Ticket price includes transportation...One in archery shoot Pratt & Whitney currently holds a ; foul pop o ff the bat of Jeff Johnson. Funeral Home. 1602 Main St., East Congress cancels or changes “ safe awards. near monoply on high technology important part of winning basketball that : He, however, failed to keep tabs on Hartford, with a mass of Christian harbor” leasing provisions. fighter engine production. — spelled doom for the Boston Celtics against ; Dave Bolton at third base and the (’o[(ipct(li((n wa.s ope(( to ,(rrh'-( burial at 9 a.m. at St. James Church, In February, American Airlines Champions were crowned in the Payoff schedule Philadelphia last Sunday was turnovers. TTie I alert Ram runner bolted for home froni .)un((i( 01y((ipu' cl((hs ((( .Manchester. Burial will be in St. canceled orders for 15 Boeing 757s The company makes engines for 1982 Junior Olympic State Indoor Weekly payoffs to cars and drivers at biggest offenders were inexperienced Danny ; and made it with the decider. Conneetieol Manchester om-. James Cemetery. Friends may call with P&WA’s newest engine. Tlje General Dynamics’ F-16 Fighting ‘40 Archefy Championship last Thompson Speedway for in stock car com­ Ainge and reserve Gerald Henderson, both of ; Cabral, senior co-captain, suf- winners were p((((lurls of ll.dl at the funeral home today from 2 to deal was estimated at $125 million. Falcon, the McDonnell Douglas F-15 REBATE weekend at Hall’s Indoor Range in MINI-BASKET- whom were pressed into regular duty due to : fered a dislocated finger early in the 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Eagle and Grumman’s F-14 Tomcat. ON BOTH petition this season has exceeded $11,600. Manchester. Arrow li:(nge. l,(Ughl hv l■;^■(l■ .ii . Pratt & Whitney officials also injuries. H CASH Modified'winner gets $1,000 with $600 to the • contest and will be out a week. Winners were and their point Mark Hall REBATE I Rockville had a 4-2 lead after totals: Each contest,(((I shd 45 ad'iw LARGE CAPACITY • three frames with East scoring Cadet Division - 10 and under, Ed froni a dist;((ice ol 20 >,'i(ds wdh 4 Mrs. Annie Maheu single markers in the fifth and a perfect s('o( e Funeral and commital services Argentines sink WASHER Messenger of West Hartford 241. seventh to draw even, two in the • 5 cycles IncludlnQ permanent Elizabeth Deptula of Manchester were conducted today in East c .p Y f'l P press and "extra cleaning POTSCRUBBER- DISHWASHER eighth to take the lead and five big Cemetery for Mrs. Annie Maheu, 56, AirrOMA’RC DRYER 226. Pats trade Lee cycles" for heavy soils on • Rotscrubber cycle removes even baked-on soils tallies in the night for an apparent Juniors. 11 and 12 - Dave Will of of 801 Main St., who died Friday at modern fabrics • 4 drying selections, including • Tub arxJ door liner are permanent press Three-run Bacon rally comfortable margin. Vernon 378. Larry Deptula of FOXHOKO. Mass 'Ul’li Manchester Memorial Hospital. • 4 waah/rinse temperature protected by an exclusive , , $548 4th British ship • Porcelain enamel drum 10-year lull warranty regularly But as Yogi said it’s not over until Defensive line(((.(n .I,pIm( I.ei' w,i selections Manchester 326. She was born in Manchester on Ies8 rebate $ 40 • Variable water levels and • End-of-cycle sianal (ask lor details) it’s over. Intermediates, 13-14 - Mark Bailey traded Tuesday by the New Knghdi, Dec. 1. 1927 and had been a lifelong energy>savlng cold water regularly * Energy saver wasti cycle YOUR Ted Martin had three hits to pace of Manchester 390. Scott Mercian of Patriots to the Ch[cago Be.ars in resident She was a member of Con­ Cunard Line was the first rinse less rebate______$ 20 and dry option COST • 5 0 8 Ciintinued from page 1 Rockville while Paul Roy, Doug Wallingford 361. Third was Doug condit(onal de;(l for a dralt chi'ice cordia Lutheran Church. requisitioned merchant ship to be regularly YOUR Bond, Bill Masse and Dennis Lee, who was a Iree ((geiil. w,'- She leaves four cousins, John severely damaged in the Falklands less rebate______* COST Johnsin of Manchester 355. Young transporting had been unloaded helps turn back Tech Goodwin were each in the two-hit signed lo a (■(inlr((cl by llo' r.dri"' Krinjak, Richard Krinjak, and crisis. YOUR Adult. 15-17 - Mike Mellor of Vernon earlier. class for East. and then traded to Ihe He;((s. Id'!' David Krinjak, all of Manchester, COST 398. Ed Will of Vernon 396. The sources said the Coventry, a The Coventry, which carries Sea "They gave us runs and we gave Overall girls - Carol Ham- NFl. rules, a tea(n catKol tc((de . and Robert Krinjak of Hebron. Three runs in the third inning single to center. Paul Nowak season is far from indicative of his 3,560-ton destroyer and sister ship to Dart surface-to-air missiles, was on marstrom of Wallingford 338. unsigned free agi'(d The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 reached on an error to jam the sacks performance,” Busick stated. them right back to them.” voiced the Sheffield, was sunk by bombs. radar patrol when the attack oc­ lifted Bacon Academy past Cheney Main St , had''charge of but Bacon hurler Rob Webster Kaminski led the Beavers offen­ Another destroyer with the Coven­ curred, the sources said. Tech, 4-1, in Charter Oak arrangements. reached back to strike out the next sively with two of their six hifo try also was believed to have been 'Conference baseball action last Despite the continued losses in night at McCarthy Field in three Tech batters, Baron (4) Webster p, 4-2-3-0, damaged, defense sources said. ships, Britain said it was taking a Catholic winners in track ^Xlolchester. Webster singled in the Bobcat Stevens cf, 3-()-l-0, O’ Meara rf, 1-6-0- " I t was a very carefully planned heavy toll of Argentine aircraft. ! The win lifts the Bobcats to 9-5 first, swiped two bases and scored 2, Shea lb, 3-1-1-1, Verrill c, l-O-O-O, attack by the Super Etendards and it Including three jets downed Student protests while the loss drops the Beavers to on a groundnut by Tom O’Meara to Atkins ss, 2-0-2-1, Tamburri If, 3-6D- was verg well carried out,’’ said a ’Tuesday, the British count was 50 3-15. Cheney. resumes action today draw matters even. 0, St. Pierre dh/lf, 3-0-0-0, Willson senior ministry of defense source. Argentine jets and nine Argentine federal aid out with a make-up against Coventry Cheney put runners in scoring 2b, 3-1-2-0, Long 3b, O-OD-O. Totals; “ It was obviously staged to coincide helicopters — roughly a third of the iHigh at the Patriots’ diamond at position in the third but Webster 23-4-9-4 Boys, girls sweep - BOSTON lU P l) — A senior has with their national day (May 25).’’ . air force. again whiffed three straight to es­ Cheney (1) Eaton 2b, 4-1-2-6, imprisoned himself outside The sources said that the Eten­ :2;30. ; “ We played a good defensive cape unscathed. Barone dh, 3-0-6-0, Kaminski p, 2-0- Northeastern University's ad­ dards apparently staged a "back­ Argentina admits the loss of only Webster fanned 13 and walked 2- 1, Nowak cf, 3-0-1-0, Gothberg lb, door’’ attack on the Atlantic 15 aircraft and four helicopters, SPACEMAKER'-MICROWAVE OVEN • game today,” remarked Tech Coach ministration buildings to protest SAVES VALUABLE COUNTER SPACE while saying it has shot down 16 I Rich Busick, citing errorless play by three in a route-going performance. 3- 0-0-0, Elliott If, 3-0-1-6, Sullivan 3b, lederal cuts in student aid. Conveyor. They .were refueled in • 2-speed (an end light British Harrier jets. Britain admits CASH :his club, “ We had Bacon on the An O’Meara sacrifice fly and RBI 3-0-6-0, Schulz rf, 2-0-0-0, Frigo rf, 1- Calling himself a "prisoner of flight to extend their range and • Automatic cooking and past two HCC foes REBATE : ropes in the first inning but couldn’t singles by John Shea and Tom 0- 0-0, Walling ss, 2-0-0-0, Pouliot ph, Reganomics. " Patrick Lott, 25, of came from behind the task force the loss of only five Harriers — four automatic roaslirvg controls ; get the clutch hit. Also in the third Atkins gave Bacon the lead for good 1- O-O-O, Boisvert c, O-O-OD. Totals; North Attleboro, has built .himself a from the east, flying about 50 feet in accidents — and nine helicopters. • Easy-to-use MicroTouch' controls we had men on second and third in the third. 26-1-5-1. Pair of triple winners in Tony Kelley (SP) :41 .3. securing second placenirnt in 11m makeshift prison in the university’s above the water to avoid British 800; 1. Kittredge (EC), 2 Bayer (SPi. 3. . ■ with no outs but couldn’t score.” Kaminski, 2-5, went the distance Carr and Doug Post showed the way latter. Felicia I'alkowski and Sm quadrangle on Huntington Avenue radar. regularly I>evesque (SP) 2:08.3. ; Tom Eaton led off the Cheney first and absorb^ the loss for Cheney. Keys: at bats-runs-hits-RBIs. as East Catholic trimmed host St. Byrne took 1-2 in the 8iN) whili' that resembles a large bird cage. The source said that the Atlantic Bomb explodes less rebate 200: 1. Post (EC). 2. Racicot (EC). 3. Taillon I with a double off the right center- He walked five and fanned five. Paul, 102-51, in HCC boys’ track ac­ (SP) ;23.8 Karen Nolen. Denise White and D.ii Ix)tt hopes to overturn the Reagan Conveyor, because of its size, might YOUR COST • 5 8 8 ; field fence. Dan Barone walked and “ Tom pitched his usual fine game, Cheney 100 0 00 0 1 tion yesterday in Bristol. The Eagle 3,000: 1. Rowe (EC). 2. Robinson (SP). 3. by Barnes look three of the lop h'ur policies by getting 5,000 cards have appeared on radar as an air­ at Rome paper Fitzgerald (EC) 9:14. ' Tom Kaminski followed with an RBI keeping it tigh t.. His "record this Bacon 103 000 0 4 thinclads also routed St. Thomas placements in Ihe javelin Whi'e signed .and sent to Massachusetts craft carrier. The two Argentine 400 relay: 1. East (Post. Racicot. Carr. Aquinas, although no final score won the high jump for East. congressional delegates. Super Etendard o piiots may have ROME (UPI) — Communist Eltringham) ;46.6. could be tabulated. The wins gives 1,600 relay; 1. East (Hebert, Woykovsky. Teri Kittredge, Mary t.ou Sulln in "These financial aid cuts lock thought they had locked in their mis­ extremists blasted the offices of an 30" ELECTRIC American-owned English language Sports East a final 6-4 mark in dual meet Adams, Eltringham) 3:44.3. and Carole Ingallinera, the latter m everyone into a class, no one can siles to either HMS Hermes or HMS RANGE Pole vault: 1. Romanin (EC). 2. Scheindren competition^ Nqxt action is Satur­ the 400 and long jump, were i' climb up. improve themselves. Invincible, the source said. newspaper with a time bomb today • P-7» self-cleaning 10-year reign ends (SP). 3 Whalen (EC) 9‘6»'. oven system 'Calendar day at the first Manchester In­ dividual victors for tlie Kagleites Everyone is stopped right where The loss of the Coventry brought in what they said was "a greeting Shot put: 1. Lemery'(EC), 2. Parker (SP). 3 • Two 6" and two 8" vitational at Pete Wigren Track at Hutson (EC) 13.59 meters. Results they are," Lott said Tuesday. to four the number of British navy for the hangman Reagan.’’ Calrod* surface 10 a.m. Carr swept both hurdles and Discus: 1. Meyer (EC). 2 Dauphinc (SP). 3. 100 hut dies 1 Ktiwalcs/ 2 \Uiit* Lott, dressed in black and white warships destroyed since Argentina President Reagan is scheduled to heating units !.emery (EC) 33.98 meters. :t Mus.imano iSl’ i. 4 H.itnos tl* invaded the isiarids Aprii 2. The • Digital clock, auto­ the high jump while Post annexed 18 37 , prisoner stripes, sleeps in a 6-by 5- visit Rome June 7 in the course of Wednesday Javelin: 1. Urillo (SP). 2. Hutson (EC). 3. matic oven timer, Bennet and iiiing the long jump, triple jump and 200 I^mery (EC) 40.63 meters. 100 1 l)akin'KCi.2 ('tv-pos (.Spj. :i IIh ■! foot shed behind the cattle fence. Atlantic Conveyor, owned by the his forthcoming European tour. reminder timer BASEBALL for East. Greg Eltringham took the High jump; 1. Carr (EC). 2. Robinson (SP). (SIM. 4 MuCoriviIle iK O 13 5 NO-FROST FOOD SAVERl 1.5(X) I RfMlily (EC). 2 Colliltin (IJM. I'M'I CMSOO* regularly $848 Manchester al Windham, 3i30 100 and 400-meter dashes for East 3. Marcoux (SP) 5'8 ’. REFRIGERATOR iWMif Hirr Long jump: 1. Post (EC). 2. Roy (SP). 3. K Evans (ECi , 4. Troy (SIM 5 0.1 Muunro less rebate 880 East Catholic at South Catholic, while Kevin Lem ery took the shot Schirdeum (SP) 5.87 meters. • 400 I Ingallinera (K ('). 2 Luuh (A i. 1 Minister free on bail • 20.8 cu. ft. with 6.97 cu..ft. freezer nFFBBIT YOUR our famous annual PMiiSi 3:15 put and third placements in the dis­ Triple jump; 1. Post (EC). 2. Roy (SP) 11.22 Rice (SIM 4 Liinbert (EC) 1 01 4 • Moist ’n Fresh arid Cool ’n Fresh storage COST • 8 9 8 trade track wins GIRLS SOFTBALL cus and javelin. Doug Hutson had a meters. 400 relay I St Paul, 2 East no ii»ne given compartments and Meats ’n Snacks pan WOONSOCKET, R.l. (UPI) — Mail-order minister Windham at Manchester, 3:30 second in the javelin and third in the 300 hurdles 1 Kittredge i EC i. 2 Ko«.ih/v sOad sale • Equipped for automatic icemaker (SP).3.E Evans (E( 1.4 RempeliEC) SJ 2 James L. "Sonny” Rawlinson is free on $9,000 cash bail St. Paul al East Catholic, 3:15 shot while Steve Kittredge swept the Completing its dual meet season (Optional—extra coat) 149ifeet, 7-inches. He also won the 800 1. malkowski (ECi. 2 Byine (E* i, 3 posted by his "parishoners” while awaiting trial on nar­ ferry mortsieedt ! Junior high track action yesterday TENNIS 800 and 1,506-meter runs for the in fine fashion, Elast Catholic girls’ (llowfci n d vsgstihlwi regularly * * “ AOJUSTAMf shot put and took second in the dis­ Trov (SP). 4 Movnihan (E(M 2 32 cotics and assault charges stemming from a $750,000 less rebate $ 40 p aav.T n ln u e 1 aaw the Barnet girU' team top Manchester at Windham Elagles. Ron Adams and John Rowe track team whipped St. Thomas 200 1 Hamel (SP). 2 ChnjH'S (SP). .1 Da^m cus bdiind teammate Scott Hill. drug raid last week on his headquarters. YOUR TaWBMl ; crofstown ming, 99-36, while the Windham at Manchester (girls) secured the 5,000 and 3,000 respec­ Aquinas, 120-7, and host St. Paul, 79- (EC). 4 Ingallinera (K

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. May 26. 1982 - I •"> 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., May 26, 1982 John at his best beating Blue Jays Bolton nips Rocky Hill

American League East. And it is \gjm the pennant. Then they traded AMKRKW Two-hit pitching by Mike Delis'^, NEW YORK (UPI) - If the fielder Barry Bonnell, who had two making for a much more relaxed the whole team away.” in extra frame, 7-6 of the hits off John to ja ise his ‘f f e knows how to pitch. He knows what to do clubhouse, even if most of the Roy Smalley, who also began this paced American Legion to an easy Yankee Stadium infield grass hadn't 0 win over Modern Janitorial la'- been mowed too welt Tuesday night, average above .400, "and he can put with the stuff he has. He's been there before.* players are still getting to know season with the Twins, smashed his Tommy John made sure it was you in a slump in a hurry." each other. third home run of the season leading With Bob Cusano’s seepnd Thursday at home against Bacon night at Waddell Field. perfect bunt inside the third base Delissio helped his own caus' clean-cut by the time he was John was so sharp that he never —Toronto Manager Bobby Cox “Fun,” said Oscar Gamble, who off the seventh and Dave Collins, the successful suicide squeeze chasing Academy at 3:15. line. with two hits, a homer and a double through. allowed a runner past first base and hit a three-run homer off left-hander former Cincinnati Red who has been home the winning run in the bottom Rocky Hill plated a run in the top it was Cusano’s second successful Josh F’rinceand Dom Laurinitis als Working with the kind of control walked just one. The Yankees, Jerry Garvin in the seventh, his se­ slow starting this season with a .2M of the eighth inning, Bolton High of the eighth to snap a 5-all suicide as be squared matters in the hitters have come to dread, John meanwhile, locked up their sixth cond homer off a southpaw in a average, added a two-run single in nipped Rocky Hill High, 7-6, in COC deadlock. ^ Ito n , however, refused added two hits to the winfml^at bottom of the sixth at 5-all with a tack. Andy Gallant clouted a double fashioned his 44th career shutout straight triumph with a three-run week after he hadn’t accomplished the third. baseball action yesterday in Bolton. to give in. similar procedure. Cusano was 2- w'ith a five-hit, 8-0 victory over the second inning and a five-run seventh pitching well without any support, groundballs tend to go through and the feat in three years, ’"rhis is fun So the Yankees, who have been The win lifts the Bulldogs, who Norm Harpin tripled and scored Mike Massaro and Phil Bucchiei for-3 with two RBI to pace the were the only Janitors able to soh- Toronto Blue Jays. He struck out off rookie Jim Gott, 0-2. which is why he is only 4-4 this the line drives go through. I was now.” beset with many injuries recently had to forfeit their last encounter the equalizer on a Jeff Peterson RBI Bulldogs. Harpin was also 2-for-3. pitching well, but things weren’t Delissio's offerings only one batter, but his patented "He had a good sinker and great season. His ERA dropp^ to 2.23, “It’s good to be playing for a and troubled by confusion over due to lack of players, to 3-15 for the single. Peterson stole second and Jordy Finkelstein in relief was the happening. We weren’t scoring runs, IM'ERNMIONM. sinkerbali induced 21 groundnuts, in­ control," said Toronto Manager fourth-best in the league. winner again,” said catcher Butch owner George Steinbrenner’s many season while the loss sends the took third as the throw flew into winning pitcher. He worked the final and now we are. We needed a hot Scoring at least once in every iii cluding 15 of the first 16 Toronto out- Bobby Cox. "He knows how to pitch; "I think I've had good stuff all Wynegar, recently acquired from trades, have won six in a row Terriers to 5-12. centeiTield. He then scored the 5 2/3-innings giving up four hits streak and a roll like this.” ning, and eight times in the thir l s. Shortstop Roy Smalley had eight he knows what to do with the stuff year," said the left-hander. "I even the ’Twins, who had three hits in the anyway. They are proving once Bolton wraps up its season game-winner as Cusano put down a while striking out four. assists. he has. He's been there before." had a good fastball tonight, too. The winning skein has carried the game. “In 1977 we had a good again that they are a team that func­ Hartford Road Dairy Quec: "Tommy John is a super pitcher," He has, and John has also learned "When you're not going good, like Yankees, 21-19, to within six games ballclub at Minnesota and almost tions best under duress. whitewashed the Lawyers last nig) ■ . said hot-hitting Blue Jays' left to deal with the frustrations of we were earlier this year, the of first-place Boston in the at Leber Field, 19-0 Connors wins easily Scholastic Pacing the potent 17-hit offen: were Rich Sullivan with a doub! roundup and three singles. Matt Vaughn will Herald photo by Yost Lloyd starts quest a double and two singles. Danrr. Wood with a double and two single Angels unload on Sox Jack Manning of the Retired Swingers’ group at the and Brett Cline and Chris Grec" witli two one-base hits each Manchester Country Club on Wednesdays, lines up putt from to recapture title Indian netmen Guilfoil and Cline combined ii just off green during play last week. hold tlie Lawyers hitless. \ \ I ID\ U 2 PARIS (UPI) — Top-seeded Chris with fellow American Jimmy Arias, drop decision with Foli leading way Evert-Lloyd begins her quest today is scheduled to play American Each side enjoyed two-run scoriiu S o ftb a ll to recapture the French Open tennis frames but the Medics addeii . JoAnne Russell. Manchester High boys' tennis title, opening with a second-round The sixth-seeded Hanika plays three-run stanza to turn hack batters he faced for his first com­ match against fellow American Lele team dropped a 6-1 verdict to Moriarty’s last night at Buckle;. BOSTON (UPI) — Gene Mauch one on which he must capitalize. Ivanna Madruga-Osses of Argen­ Penney High yesterday in East “It was a chance for me to play plete game since May, 1980. ‘"There Forood. tina,’ Billie Jean King, the No. 10 Field, 8-4. Tom Carroll and Scot' calls his new shortstop “an old- Hartford. The reversal drops the Ebreo each stroked two hits for th( every day at the position I’m most have been a lot of ups and downs in TONIGHT’S GAMES had a 14-13 win over MCC Vets at A four-time winner of the world’s seed, faces compatriot Leigh Ann fashioned ballplayer.’’. Tim Foil is the recovery process. You just have Silk Towners to 2-8. winners and the latter scaterec just happy to be the shortstop, comfortable in, shortstop,” he said. Talaga vs. X-Mart, 6 - Charter Nike. Rocco Anselmo had three hits premier clay-court tennis tourna­ Thompson, and Virginia Ruzici, the 6 Results; Schultz (P) def. Lammey “All they want me to do is play to take things as they come.” Oak including driving in the winning run ment, Evert lost the title last year scattered six hits in gaining tlv period. llth-seed from Romania, plays 6-2, 6-2; Brunelle (P) def. Donovan defense and if I don’t hit, we still Kison got a big break when the Ward va. Purdy, 6 - Pagan! and Ron Gregoire, Bruce Clements when she was beaten in the Switzerland’s Petra Delhees, mound decision Hon Cole and Jasot Foli, who has replaced the injured Angels took a 4-0 lead in the second 6-2, 2-6, 7-5; Dougherty (P) def. Norris played well on defense Rick Burleson, is on a tear lately have a chance. When I do hit, that's Dean va. Alliance, 6 • Robertson also three blows apiece and Wayne semifinals by Czechoslovakia’s In first-round men’s action off John Tudor on five singles, three Jalbert, Art Thompson and Dale Hana Mandlikova. Beckwith 6-1, 6-1; Schiller (P) def. ' Shawn Clamphell had two hits ir and Tuesday night he gave a an added plus.” Gardena va. Oak Package, 6 - Nike Tuesday, Jimmy Connors struggled Johnson 6-0, 6-0; Lammey-Flood His sacrifice bunt was a perfect il­ of the seeing-eye variety, and a Auto Trim va. Maintenance, 6 • Ostrout two apiece for Vittner’s. The 20-year-old Mandlikova, to beat fellow American Bruce Man- defeat and losing liurler Scott Aror demonstration to the Boston Red (Ml def. Fitzgerald-Rodrigue 6-2, 6- lustration of what Mauch meant sacrifice fly. After Boston moved to Keeney Jim Silver ra p i^ four hits and Bob seeded fifth this year, went on to son, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1. Only in the third set son homered. Sox on just about every conceivable 5-2 in the fourth, Kison held the Rdd 0; Cozenza-Lysik (P) def. Gembala- WTIOWI.I \R\I method of driving in a run. Foli when he called Foli “an old- Karr's va. LaStrada, 6 - Fitzgerald Klatka and John Kearney three win the 1981 title, downing West did the 29-year-old gain control of his Sox hitless until Carl Yastrzemski apiece for the Vets. Germany’s Sylvia Hanika in the Falcinan 6-1. 6-2; Penney won third Nine hits for as many runs helpc. X drove in four — one with a homer, fashioned ballplayer.” Fred Lynn Deai’a vs. Mota's, 7; ,30 • Nike driving forehand and display the doubles match by forfeii. was breaking from third and the led off the ninth with a bloop single. Moriarty’s va. Buffalo, 7:30 - final. form to justify his top seeding. Moriarty’s stop Wolff-Zackin last one with a single, one with a night at Bowers Field, 9-6 Davii pitch was in on Foli. He still got the “Kison moved the ball around Rbertaon INDY Evert, the 1981 Wimbledon cham­ Steve Denton of the U.S. was the sacrifice fly and one with a sacrifice Campbell fanned 15 batters i: bat on the ball and Lynn scored stan­ well,” noted Red Sox’ Manager Anderson’a vs. Main Piib, 7:30 - A run in the sixth gave Wilson pion, heads the first-class turnout of only seed to fall, losing to South squeeze bunt. He produced two gaining the decision Todd Johnso: ding up. Ralph Houk. “When you’re ahedd Fitzgerald Electric a 3-2 win over Vernon Cine American women playing at the African Danie Visser, 6-3, 4-6, 6-7, 3- Tech goiters more runs than the opposition, as like that, you seem to pitch better.” and Alex Eitel each had two bingle:' the Angels crushed the Red Sox 10-2 “That’s the kind of player he is,” at Robertson Park. Dan Hamm Roland-Garros stadium for the 6; Sixth-ranked American Eliot Tudor saw his ERA drop from 3.M WOMEN’S REC for the MB's while Chris Uriani- for the ninth triumph in their last 11 Mauch said. “He comes to the park roped three hits and Roger Talbot French Open grand slam title. Teltscher knocked out fellow to 4.55, but said be felt he ha'd 'Scoring in all but the first frame. and Paul Ostuni two apiece for topple Vinal collected three of the losers' blows games. to play, every day. He’s an old- Seeded No. 2 in the recently American Nick Saviano, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3; fashioned ballplayer.” excellent stuff. Hungry Tiger Cafe routed Wilson’s while Paul Philbrick naturalized U.S. citizen Martina Australian Peter McNamara, IMI RW nOW I.I ARM “My main job is to play good “I didn't think 1 pitched that bad, Dreamland Beauty Salon, 17-1, last The Lawyers squared their recon. defense, but it’s exciting and fun to While Foli was waiting for his drilled two hits for Vernon. Navratilova, who was runnerup to seeded seventh, scored a close vic­ Cheney Tech golf team took a l()-3 / chance, and got it, his former Pirate but I guess it’s hard to say that after night at Charter Oak. JoAnn Evert here in 1975. decision yesterday from inal Tech at at 3-3 by beating Dairy Queen las be able to contribute offensively, tory over the young Frenchman night at Verplanck Field, 19-4 teammate, Bruce Kison, is making you gave up eight hits,” Tudor said. Williams, Nancy Nassiff and Lisa NORTHERN Teen-ager Tracy Austin, seeded Henri Leconte, finally downing the Lyman Meadows Country Cluh in too,” said Foli, who in his last 11 Brian Downing knocked in three Valliere each had four hits for HTC Barry Carpe hurled a two-hitter ano games is batting .500 with 12 RBI. good on his comeback attempt. Plating the winning run in the third, is playing the French Open for 19-vear-old lefthander, 4-6, 6-3, 7-6, Middlefield. The win evens the runs for California with a two-run While Sue Botticello and Heidi struck out 14 batters (or his thin “The hitting is contagious. I’m Kison, who underwent elbow sur­ ninth. North United Methodist out­ the first time, and if her back 7-5. Beavers mark at 3-3. homer and a sacrifice fly. Bobby Badstuebner hit best for lasted Town Employees, 13-12, at cotnpletc game. Tim Ahern. Jim ardund such great hitters it can’t gery in July, 1980, raised his record problems are cured after her four- Yannick Noah of France,seeded Results: Augeri (V) def. Shelsky Grich added a solo homer for the Dreamland. Robertson. Mike Holmes and Chris .Anselmo and Tim , Prewitt led tin help but be contagious.” to 4-0 with a four-hitter, walking and-a-half month layoff, she could No. 8, easily disposed of fellow 2-1, Hopowiec (CT) def. Stagaj 2-1, three, fanning four and lowering his Angels, his first in Fenway Park Bouger each had three hits and meet Evert in the finals. Smith (CT) def. Johnson 3-0, Seekins winners at the plate and Mike Foli, the sparkplug shortstop for Frenchman Jean Louis Haillet, 6-2, St.Laurent wa.s outstanding or ERA to 2.06. since 1977. WEST SIDE Steve Hadge drove in the winning “We have the same style of game, 6-3, 6-2, and 15th-seed Mel Purcell of (CT) def. Moshier 3-0, Cheney won the 1979 world champion Pirates, defense Tom Dcliske and Cory “I’m pretty close to being as com­ Dwight Evans, with a second-in­ Behind the shutout pitching of run for Methodist. Dave Peck and but I’ve played well against her in the U.S. finished off Argentinan medal point, 375-414. was a backup until Burleson tore a Page were best in defeat fortable as I’ve ever felt,” said ning double, and Rich Gedman, with Pete Belliveau, Belliveau Painters John Mumford each had four hits, the past and have beaten her the last Guillermo Aubone, 7-5, 6-2, 6-1. rotator cuff. It was not the kind of an infield out, knocked in Boston’s blanked the Elks, 15-0, at Pagani. Pat Vignone and Greg Lukas roped ROOKIi. break a backup player seeks, but it’s Kison, who retired 17 of the last 19 six out of eight times,” the J9-year- France’s 19-year-old Thierry runs. Dan Fox, Bellieveau, John three hits and Bob Oliver, Mark old said. Green Dragons defeated Silve. Tulasne beat Chilean Pedro Bullets, 15-9, for their third straight Bremser, Guy Desimone and Mike Lappen and Bill Frattaroli two each In other matches today, 16year- Rebolledo, 7-6, 6-4, 6-1, to play a Indian jayvee win last night, Jacobs each had two hits and Kevin for Town. old Andrea Jaeger, seeded fourth second-round match Wednesday Flynn homered for the Painters. and a French Open veteran after against Ivan Lendl of 250th career win Brandon Connolly homered for tin- Mike Bertrand and Rich Papagna CHARTER OAK winning the mixed doubles last year Czechoslovakia, the No, 2 seed. nine triumphs each were in the two-hit class for Behind the six-hit pitching of Ron winners and John Rosetti collected the Elks. Lanzano, Tierney’s blanked Behind the combined one-hit two hits Jeff Goodwin collected Manchester Pizza, 8-0, at Fitzgerald, pitching of Earl Lappen and Dave three hits and Dennis Joiner starred on defense for the Bullets. DUSTY Mike Pinkin'''and ’Tom Tierney each Winfield sues Steinbrenner Dougan, Manchester High jayvee Palmer on target Bunching its runs in the first two had two hits for the winners while baseball team tripped Penney, 5-2, frames, CBT held off Porter Cable Bob Fpnke had a pair for Pizza. yesterday in East Hartford. Lappen Tigers outlasted the Blue Rockwell, 10-9, at Keeney. C3iff for reneging on contract hurled four innings and Dougan the Bombers last night at Valiev Street, Hassett had four hits and Bruce SILK CITY final three with neither allowing a 12- 10. UPI photo Norm Spector and Chris .Adams Canty, Tom Tomassetti and John Fogarty Oilers outlasted payments along with indications runner to third base. Tim Grady had Sundstrom two apiece for CBT. Jim Cherrone’s Package Store, 11-9, at NEW YORK (UPI) - George each had two hits for the winners FERGUSON JENKINS UNLOADS HISTORIC PITCH blanking Rangers Steinbrenner, who spends money that he will not make them, the two hits including a triple and Roy Murphy, Tom Scarrazzo and Wally Fitzgerald. Tpm Melick had three while Mel Evans and Dave While ... strikeout was 3,000th of career last night against Padres more freely than anyone else in Foundation has been damaged in the Roya and Mike Mullen each socked Moske each ripped three hits and hits. Bill Reeves two and Lou two hits for the 9-7 young Indians. each homered tor the Bombers baseball’s free agent market, has amount of $2.7 million. Both had two hits as well as Matt By Mark Friedman May 6 when he left in the opening in­ Indians 7, Twins 0 Lee Lowe and Jim Pagani two Wellington homered twice to pace Lawrence W. Blumberg, one of At Minneapolis, Von Hayes been sued by one of his star Le.scoe. UPI Sports Writer ning against California with a stiff apiece for the losers. thd Oilers. Bob Boland had two hits Winfield’s attorneys, said the se­ cracked a three-run homer and Roh including a three-run homer and employees, Dave Winfield, for not neck. Since then he has worked out paying enough. cond part of the complaint was Illing winner If Jim Palmer really wants to be Hassey and Alan Bannister each hit NIKE Pete Denz, Greg Johnson, Jeff Ber­ Girls’ fast pitch Two years of struggling of the bullpen four times. He evened Winfield is charging his boss with based on the fact that Stein- traded, he’d better stop pitching like solo homers to support the seven-hit Washington Social Club nipped man, Tom Boland and Torn and his season record at 2-2 and became reneging on the 10-year, $23-million brenner's failure to make payments a three-tim e Cy Young award pitching of Lary Sorensen and hand Reed Construction, 8-7, at Nike. Mike Crockett two hits apiece for tryouts scheduled the 32nd pitcher in the history of contract the sluggin6’’outfielder meant the Foundation cannot imple­ on home run winner or Earl Weaver will never major-leagub baseball to reach the the Twins their seventh straight John Colletti had a two-run homer, Cherrone’s. ment some of its programs for Girls’ Senior League fast pitch let him go. loss. single and solo homer in the eighth signed in December of'1980. softball tryouts will be held 250-victory plateau. A suit for $2,845,000 plus damages under-privileged children. With Greg Turner’s homer in the paid oft tor Dave Palmer Palmer, who said he wanted out of “Jimmy pitched real good Royals 7, While Sox 4 that won it for Social Club. Wayne Led by Butch Talaga’s three hits, Wednesday and Thursday nights, for an unknown amount was filed “It’s in the hands of the Foun-' bottom, of the eighth proving to be Baltimore when Weaver sent him to At Chicago, Willie Aikens, Cesar Rogers, Bruce Macaro and Scott Talaga Associates trimmed June 2-3, from 6 to 7:31) at Charter tonight,” Weaver said. “That’s against Steinbrenner in the U.S. dation's attorneys," said Winfield, the difference, Illing nipped the the bullpen, was inserted back into Geronlmo and Jerry Martin drove in Rich each had two hits for Reed’s. Sportsman Cafe, 5-1, at Fitzgerald. Oak Park field No. 2. got came in the second without the tie-breaking run in the sixth in­ great for us. We have five good District Court in Manhattan who makes an annual donation of Penney High freshmen, 2-1, yester­ By Fred McMane the starting rotation Tuesday night two runs each to pace Kansas City. Tim Coughlin and Ken Hill added The league is for girls ages 13-16 benefit of a hit. ning and Fernando Valenzuela starters now and I plan to use them Tuesday by the David M. Winfield $1(X),0()0 to the Foundation. “This day at Illing. Turner had two hits UPI Sports Writer and helped the Orioles to a 10-3 vic­ Aikens snapped a 1-1 tie in the fifth REC two hits apiece for the winners (cannot turn 17 prior to Aug. 1). "I haven’t changed my style at pitched a five-hitter in sparking the all for the next few weeks until we Foundation. The Foundation, a complaint is not being brought by and scored both runs for Illing. Ken tory over the Texas Rangers with with a two-run double to put the There were fireworks galore with while Dick Miller blasted a solo Tryouts are for new players only. all, " added Palmer. "1 challenge Dodgers. The victory was the sixth have a day off. ’Then one of the charitable organization headed by me individually, but by the Foun­ Krajewski was the winning pitcher After two years of struggling to his 250th career win. Royals ahead to stay. Geronimo^ a combined 47 hits rocketed and homer for Sportsman. Those girls who played last year the hitters. I threw 110 pitches so 1 for Valenzuela in 10 decisions. starters will have to miss a turn. I the 30-year-old Winfield, has ac­ dation.” for Illing, giving up two hits while find the road back to the major “It was not a milestone as far as who drove in Kansas City’s first run when the smoke settled Vittner’s need not tryout but must still ieagues, pitcher David Palmer of might have gone ionger.” I’adrcs 2, Cubs I don’t know which one it will be yet.” cused Steinbrenner of not complying Winfield’s contention is that the $3 striking out 14. Third baseman Albie I’m concerned,” said Palmer, who Palmer, naturally, hopes Weaver in the fourth, hit a solo homer in the register. the Montreal Expos found he had Andre Dawson and Gary Carter At San Diego, Terry Kennedy and with his original agreement. million Steinbrenner promised to Harriss and catcher Brendan tired in the ninth and was replaced sixth. For further information contact provided plenty of batting support Broderick Perkins each drove in a picks someone else. In the suit the Foundation alleges the Foundation was part of the McCarthy were defensive standouts lost some direction but not the way. by Tippy Martinez. "I guess it is as A’s 10, Brewers 5 Carl Silver at the Manchester Rec One of the top pitchers in the for Palmer. Dawson hit a pair of run in the second inning to help the “I want to pitch regularly to see if that Steinbrenner agred in writing negotiations that made him decide for the Rams. far as history goes. But when you At Milwaukee, Dan Meyer, whq Department, 647-3084 National League during the 1979 and soio homers and Carter chipped in Padres defeat the Cubs. Losing my arm feels as good as I think it Granato paces Eaglettes to sign with the Yankees after he get .249 wins you obviously don’t entered the game batting only .230, on Dec. 14, 1980, to provide $3 1980 seasons. Palmer underwent with another soio blast to tag Vern pitcher Ferguson Jenkins struck out does,” said Palmer. “You need to became a free agent with the want to stop at 250.” triggered a 16-hit attack by rapping million to the Foundation over a 10- surgery for ligament damage in his Ruble with the loss. Dawson also four to become only the seventh pitch regularly to have that good year period in annual payments of ' Padres at the end of the 1980 season. Martin suggests helping Tony C pitcher in major-league history to On a steamy night in Arlington, control. I don’t mean control so you out three doubles and a single and Ed Broderick, vice president and right elbow in November of 1980 and added a two-run double in the ninth. contributing a squeeze play to help to win over Glastonbury $300,000 and that he failed to pay the has spent the better part of two Elsewhere in the Nationai reach the 3,000 mark in career Gary Roenicke drove in three runs don’t walk anybody. I mean control Foundation $145,000 of the $300,000 general counsel for the Yankees, ad­ heart attack he had four months with two home runs and John Oakland snap a six-game losing MLWAUKEE (UPI) - Oakland years trying to come back. League, Atlanta walloped New York strikeouts. in the strike zone. I feel I have he had promised it last year and has mitted that the Yankees have not ago. Lowenstein knocked in three runs streak. A’s manager Billy Marlin Tuesday The 24-year-old right-hander, who 10-2, Cincinnati edged Philadeiphia Uardinals 8, Giants 3 pitched this w ay'all year. ’There Led by the four hits off the bat of Sue Evans’ six-hit pitching. East made no payment so far this year. completely fulfilled their obligation Martin, who recently helped stage with a two-run homer and a have been games where I’ve pitched Mariners 7, Tigers 6 said he would like to do something to began the season in the minor 4- 3, Los Angeies downed PittsburghAt San Francisco, Ken Oberkfell At Seattle, Dave Henderson’s run' Cindy Granato and four more off the had two-run frames in the first, In addlton, the complaint alleges to the Winfield Foundation. help Tony Conigliaro. the former a benefit for former star Ken Boyer sacrifice fly to pace a 16-hit good and I just couldn’t figure out bat of Teri Grimaldi, East Catholic leagues, made his first appearance 5- 2, San Diego edged Chicago 2-1drove and. in three runs with a triple and scoring single with two out in the third and fifth innings with a five- that as. a result of Steinbrenner’s However, Broderick said there were Boston Red Sox slugger, who is who is also battling illness, said, single and Glenn Brummer added Baltimore attack. how I had given up seven runs. But girls’ softball team routed Glaston­ on the mound for the Expos since St. Louis whipped San Francisco 8-3. ninth inning scored pinch runner Joe run burst in the second and six-run refusal to make the promised extenuating circumstances surroun­ fighting back from the massive ■‘We'd like to see what we can do to October of 1980 and turned in six Reds 4, l*liillies 3 two RBI on an infield hit in pacing Palmer, who needed 16 years to when things aren’t going your way bury High, 18-1, yesterday in spurt in the sixth. ding the v-inkees’ failure to pav. help Tony." win 250 games, had not started since Simpson with the winning run. strong innings Tuesday night in At Cincinnati, Dan Driessen the Cardinals. Glastonbury. leading Montreal to a 6-1 triumph singled home the winning run to cap Granato had five RBI as East im­ over the Houston Astros. a four-run eighth inning that enabled proved to 12-6. "I’m on cloud nine," said Palmer. the Reds to snap a six-game losing The Eaglettes have a critical HCC MEMORIAL “This is something I've worked hard streak. Larry Christenson was match today against St. Paul at for and dreamed for and it’s here. coasting along with a two-hit Lighter Whisenton produces Robertson Park at 3:15. East, 7-2 in My arm feeis great.” shutout and a 3-0 lead when the Reds play, can clinch at least a tie WEEKEND Palmer had some trouble with his put together five hits and a walk to ^ forfnr tlthe title with a win. It presently direction when it cpme to finding pull the game out. Garry Maddox shares the top rung with Northwest home plate, hut he allowed only two homered for Philadelphia. Catholic, which completes its con­ BONANZA hits before giving way to Bryn Dodgers 5, Pirates 2 such as Joe Torre predicted ference schedule Thursday against Smith. Palmer walked six and hit a At Los Angeles, Steve Garvey Mercy. batter but the only run the Astros doubled home Pedro Guerrero with Martha Barter had three hits and ATLANTA (UPI) - Joe Torre four hits, drove in two runs and Whisenton had two RBI in the in­ Afets’ manager George Pam Cunningham two in support of 3 GAMES FOR $1.00 took one look at an overweight scored two himself in leading the ning with a booming triple to the Bamberger, whose team had a TUNE-UP HIONT BRAKE Long fight predicted Larry Whisenton in spring training Braves to a 10-2 rout of the New center field wall and a single. Dale three-game winning streak snapped, \ RENTAL SHOES ...... 25C and it brought back memories of York Mets. Murphy, who regained the National said starter Mike Scott, 3-4, did not SPEGUU. 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S41 JO Install new brake pads, resurface 2 rotors or MAY 29 - 3030-31 - /] slugger Tony Conigliaro has R’s my opinion — and I hope I’m “I told him if he didn’t make the “We’re definitely going to need "Some people were saying they drums. Inspect and repack front wheel succeeded in his battle against a wrong — that he will never fully ballclub it would be his own fault,” some bench help to remain in the Bowhunter course - University lochidet: IniUU new «nark pluei. set Igni­ thought we were in a slump because POOL SALE tion uming, aajust carburetor, check ana in­ bearings. Check and inspect rear brakes, from 12 noon tiltil 11 p.m. ^ paralyzing coma caused by a recover.” said the Atlanta manager, who bad pennant race,” he said. “I am just we bad lost three games, but I i» check and inspect master cylinder, brake ! All prIcMi draatleally spect air filter, belts, boses, PCV valve, and massive heart attack four months Kauibheh said he hoped Conigliaro wdight problems of his own early in happy I made the team. “Joe told thou^t we were playing pretty good A bowhunter education course fof Middletown, lines and hoses. Road Test. at ago but he still has a long fight “will be able to engage in me when I went to spring training safety certification will be coii* raduoMl on now 18I2 his playing career. ball,” said Hubbard. "We just Fam lly-8lio , 31’ Connecticut S BRUNSWICK BRUNSWICK meaningful communication and im­ ducted Saturday, June 5 at Hall> ahead, doctors say. “He passed out a couple of times that I had a good chance to make the weren’t bunching our hits together 8wlmmlno Pools, BOY’S & GIRL’S Present This Coupon I PARKADE LANES HOLIDAY LANES Dr. Maximillian Kaulbach con­ prove his mobility. But I would from working so hard to get the club. He got my confidence up. 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SD 40 143 33 BO .360 Eastern the moon, just to get rid of them. W L Pet Bcrgrrm lb 10 0 0 Pittsburgh OTO200000-2 Milwaukee OOllOOCOO- 5 Thompson. Pit 38138 28 4B .348 ikijict W L GF GA BP Pts. those culinary favorites. Try St L^uis 27 17 .614 Totals 36 8 10 7 Totals 40'3 12 2 Los Angeles 100 Oil 20x— 5 FJ—Brohard, C , Molitor. LOB— Guerrero, LA 43182 36 61 .327 But ask any Italian what he likes New York 24 19 .566 St Louis 000 303 200-8 E -T . Pena, DP—Los Angeles 1. LOB— Oakland 10, Milwaukee 6. 2B—Meyer 3, Moreland. CTil 44 164 20 63 , S3 New York 9 2 26 15 25 77 cooking with flowers, instead. to do with the squash blossoms. A 21 10 .S5 Molitor. Coowr, Newman, Phillips, Yount Toronlo 8 4 21 15 19 67 Montreal San Francisco OIOOBOOOO—3 Pittsburgh 2, lx)s Angeles 8, 2B— Steams. NY TM41 22 46 .318 No, I'm not suggesting that you sit popular Italian dish is deep-fried Philadelphia 22 20 S24 R-- R Smith, Clark. Ramsey, Martin, Thompson. Easier, Garvey. 3B—Guer­ 2, Gross, Moore. HR—Simmons (4). Wilson. NY 42179 27 67 .318 M( 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 2 g ab r h pci. 14 20 14 Houston 19 25 422 LaPont (W 3-0) 62-3 9 3 2 0 4 I/is Angeles Milwaukee HaiTah. Cle 41 102 34 62 38S Western LOOK OUT in your garden now. ■ about the possibilities. The huge San Krancisc'o 19 26 422 Bair 2 1-3 3 0 0 0 3 Valenzuela (W 6-4) 9 5 2 2 0 7 Haas (I. 2-2) 3 7 5 3 1 5 Cooper. Mil 39 156 26 54 .346 San Diego 5 5 14 15 13 40 white and yellow blossoms so pop­ Slaton 21-3 4 3 2 1 1 San Jose 5 4 16 13 11 39 Chances are you’ve got some Cinnnnali 17 25 406 San Francisco Balk-Rh«len. T-2 26 A-46,406. Upshaw, Tor 40140 19 4B 343 ular at fall football games are Tin sday < Results Martin (L 0-21 5 2-3 8 6 5 1 2 Augustine 22-3 3 1 1 2 2 .Suhdberg. Tex 34 121 11 10 .331 Edmonton 5 3 12 11 8 38 marigolds recently set out. Lots of rirc innati 4, Philadelphia 3 Barr 1 1-3 2 2 2 1 2 Easterly 12 110 1 Vancouver 4 5 12 18 10 32 BALTIMORE TEXAS Paciiircli, Chi 39 144 17 47 .326 people don’t know that a few of the frequently used in Oriental cooking. 2 Atlanta 10. New York 2 Minton 2 0 0 0 1 2 HBP—by Augustine (Johnson). T—3:19. Garcia. Tor 39 160 20 62 .329 Portland 4 3 13 8 9 29 Montrcsil R, Houston I WP-Minton. PB—Brummer. T—2:42 A ah r h bi ab r h bi A~H.971 Seattle 2 6 11 14 13 19 Scattered at the last minute over Buinbrv cf 5 13 1 Wright cf 5 0 2 0 Herndon, Del 40 194 24 SO .329 marigold’s orange petals make a San Diego 2. ( hicago 1 5,660. McRae, KC 41 154 21 50 .325 (Teams get six points for winning in broth made with chicken, spinach, Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 2 Sakata 2b 4 12 0 Uichrdt 2b 5 111 regulation time or overtime but only four poor man’s substitute for saffron, Ford rf 5 0 1 0 Bell 3b 40 10 DETROIT SEATTLE Randolph, NY 3B128 21 41 .320 soy, and green scallions, they add St Louis fi, Sun Francisco 3 CHK'AGO SAN DIEGO , Almon Chi 39126 19 40 .317 points for winning a game decided by the rare and costly spice, in rice, for Wednesday S GariirS Singleln dh 4 12 1 Bass lb 40 11 abrhbi abrhbi shootout. A bonus point is awarded for both color and flavor, and a distinc­ ab r h bl ab r h bl Liwnsin If 3 4 2 3 Grubb rf 4 0 0 0 Lemon cf 4 1 0 0 Brown cf Home Runs instance. . 3 t6 p m 40 10 Turner rf 3 12 1 Hendrsn cf 1111 shoolouts.) There are so many other flowers Durlmi lb 4 0 .3 1 Templtn ss Ripken 31) 5 0 11 Roberts If 40 10 .tones rf 0 0 0 0 Sweet c Mfirner, Atl 10; Diaz, Phil, Guerrero, LA please) over your favorite corn Philadelphia (Krukow4-2) at Cmcinnali Moidnd rf 2 0 10 Jones cf 3 0 0 0 5 13 3 Tuesday’s Result » which are edible, though I haven’t Bonner ...... 5 0 0 0 Flvnn . . 4 13 1 Ivie dh 4 00 0 Bochte If 30 10, and Hendrick, StL 0. Toronto 3, San Diego 1 chowder or in chicken vegetable 'Soto 3-41, 7 35 ,n m Hi-ndrsn If 3 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 4 110 Totals 40 10 16 10 Totals 38 3 10 3 Hebner lb 3 1 1 2 Cowens rf American Le^ue — Thornton. Cle 12 tried them all. Experts say that 6 New York (Falcone 3-D at Atlanta . Wo(/ds cf ,3 0 0 0 TKcnody c 3 12 1 50 n Wednesday s Games soup. Adds color and interest. Baltimore 108 003 201-10 BriMikns 3b 0 0 0 0 Gray dh 3 110 and Roenicke, Balt 12; Hrbek, Minn and (All Times EDT) 'Mahler 3-31. 7 40 p in Binsa ss 4 0 0 0 Salazar :ib 2 0 0 0 Lftwensteln, Bal 10; Harrah, Clev 9. tulips can be used as colorful cups Montreal Lea 2-2\ at Houston (Sutton Texas' 000 000 021-3 (Jih.son ph 1 0 0 0 TCruz ss 5 2 2 0 F'dmonton at Ft I^uderdale, 8 p m. This is the season, too, for the Davis c 3 0 10 Perkins lb 3 0 11 FT Flynn, Palmer. DP—Baltimore 1, DeJohn 3b 00 00 Maler lb Runs Batted In for a cold seafood or rice salad, for 7 11 8 35 p m 2 0 0 0 5000 Seattle al Montreal, 8 p.m. ground cover known as sweet Briggs ph 1 0 U 0 Welsh p Texas 1. LOB—Baltimore 8, Texas fl. 2B Herndon If 5 0 10 Slmpsn pr 0 1 00 National I.reague — Murphy. Atl 39; Chiiago (Bird 3-41 at San Diego Jenkins p 2 0 10 Chlffer p 0 0 0 0 Kingman, NY 37; Morelana, C'hi 33; •San Jose at Portland, 10:30 p.m. instance. ' Montelusco 24'. 10 06 pm - Flynn, Dempsey, Bumbry. Bass. HR— Parrish c 3 12 0 Serna So 5 12 1 lay s woodruff to bloom. Tiny whorls of H'Mimdz p 0 0 0 0 Low’enstein (10), Rocnicke 2 (12). S— Whitakr 2b 4 10 0 JCruz 2b 4 00 0 Tliompson, Pit and Diaz, Phil 32. Candied varieties of flowers in­ Pilfsburg^li (Solomon l-5i at lx)S Totals ;K) 1 8 I ToUils 2>l 2 6 2 American League — Thornton, Oev 40; 'No Games Schecluled) woody leaves are topped with \ngc‘los (R euss44'. 10 35 pm Sakata. SF—Lowenstein. Trininll ss 4 0 00 clude the ever popular violet (the (.'liicago 100 000 (BO- 1 IP H R ER BBSO Totals 36 6 8 3 Totals 40 7 12 0 McRae, KC 37; Luzmskl. Chi 31; Oglivle, delicate bunches of small white , Thursday's (iiimes San Diego Ca)fl00 00x-2 M'l 30; Baylor, Cal, Rice. Bos and wild wood violet is the sweetest), 'No games schecbiledi Baltimore Two out when winning run scored flowers. They are pretty as is, in the V i F'lahnciy. DP—San Diego 3 LOB- Palmer (W 2-2) 8 1-3 9 3 3 2 6 Detroit 040000 200-0 Pccnicke, Balt 29. crabapple blossoms, lilacs, and ( hicago 7. Sim Diego 6 2B—T. Kennedy. T Martinez 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Stolen Bases garden, but drop a handful of the Diirahm SI4-Wiggins 2 Henderson. Seattle 100200 081-7 roses. Violets also can be added to AMKim’AN LEAGUE Texas E—Beattie, Serna, Turner, Herndon Nalibnal League — Moreno. Pit 24; leaves and flowers into a bottle of Icnkins. Welsh. Salazar Medich (L 2-5) 2 2-3 6 4 3 0 2 Dernier, Phil 23; L. Smith, StL 20; wine. Bv Dnitc*d Press International IP H R ER BB SO Tobik, DeJohn LOB-DetFoit Seattle white wine (dry or sweet, but I East Schmidt 3 5 3 3 0 1 13 2B-Bochte, Serna, Hebner HR— Wilson. NY 18; Sax, LA 15. And if you have a roadside ( 'hicago Comer 2 1-3 3 2 2 1 0 Sweet (11. SB-Parrish. Cabell. S-Jones. American l. 5 111 Wshngl .. Sea|tle Jones. NY ^2; Rogers, Mtl 6-3; improves on standing at least a Toronto 17 25 4U5 11 MONTREAL HOUSTON Riirrah 3b 5 0 10 Milborn 2b 3 0 10 Toronto — Sigried plUher Rdger Kahle when cooking with flowers. Stay \Ve;;t Beattie Sl-3 6 Valen/iiela, LA, 6-4; D. Robinson, Pit mid assip.iud him to Medicine Hat of the ah r h l)i ab r h bi Hargrv lb 3 1 1 0 Johnsn dh 4 0 0 0 and l^dlar, SI) 5-0; Forsch, S tL ^ l; week. The leaves and flowers fer­ with the tried and true edible types, Cal'foinia 29 15 659 4 0 0 0 4 2 2 0 Hrbek lb 4 0 2 0 Stanton Pioneer League. Raines 2b 4 10 0 Puhl rf Thornth dh Andei sen Welch LA 6-2; Noles. (T)l 5-6; Carlton, Fo*)tball ment a bit, get dark green, and im­ (hieago Z7 14 669 G [ latnn lb 5 0 2 0 Scott cf 3 0 0 0 Craig ph 1 0 0 0 Brnnsky cf 4 0 0 0 and avoid the* temptation to go Kansas f itv 23 18 561 4'* Caudill (W 6-21 0 0 1 Phil 56. Buffalo -- Signed (Quarterback Matt part a distinctive taste to your wine. Diiwsjin cf 5 2 3 4 Knight 3b 4 0 2 0 Charbi>on If 5 0 11 Hatcher If 30 10 AfherKan f.eaguo — Hoyt. Chi, 9-0; munching in unfamiliar territory, Oakland 21 23 477 8 3 10 0 Hayes rf 4 2 13 Ward rf 3 0 00 Sauner pitched to 2 butters in 8th. Kofler. a sccfind-round draft choice from ()li\ei lb 3 110 Cruz If HBP~by Wilcox (Gray). T—3 00. A— Guidry. NY 7-1;, Caudill. Sea 6-2; San Diego Stale, to a series of l-year Served in a large crystal punch • since some plants are toxic. Teach Seattle 20 25 444 9>i Noiiuan If 1 0 0 0 Heep lb 2 0 2 0 Mannng of 4 0 0 0 Gaetti 3b 3 0 10 Texas 11 26 25^ 14*2 6.406 McGregor, Balt mid Morris, Dct 6-3. contracts. bowl, it makes a pretty addition to a Carter e 4 112 Garner 21) 2 0 0 0 Hassey c 3 111 Laudner c 3 0 10 Earned Run Average your children nevnr to eat a wild Minnes.'la 12 34 26l 18 ('rom ait rf 4 0 0 0 Ashby c 3 0 0 1 Dvhznsk ss 4 00 0 Sign buffet table. Before serving, Tuc sd s Results • Based on 1 Inning x number of games receiver Hosea Fortune. flower or leaf without checking with Wallach 3h 4 0 10 Reynids ss 4 00 0 Totals :« 7 8 6 Totals 310 7 0 each team has played) however, remove the old woodruff ('alifoinia 10 Boslon 2 Speier ss 4 12 0 Runle n 10 0 0 Cleveland 013 100 200— 7 New FJngland - Traded defensive you first. It’s easy to get confused. New ^'o^k R. Toronto 0 National League — Rogers. Mtl 1.74; lineman John Lee to CJhlcago in a P'llmer p 2 0 0 0 Thon ph 1 000 Minnesota 000 000 000—0 I^skey. SF 1.99; Martz, (jni 2.17; Sutton. leaves and float a few fresh sprigs When using flowers in food, be Rallmioie 10 Texas 3 Gulden ph 1 0 0 0 DSmith p 0 0 0 0 F> Hrbek. Milbouriie. Washington. DP i-onditlonal deal for a draft choice. ('level.ind 7 Minnesota 0 Hou 2.24; Sanderson, MU 2.34. New York Jets — Signed linebacker with flowers on top. Add a handful of sure to wash them carefully. BSmitli p 0 0 0 0 Cappzzll p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 3. LOB—Cleveland 8. Min­ American League — Hoyt, Chi 1.45; Oakland 10. Milwaukee ^ Walling...... „ ^..pn 100 0 nesota 5 2B-Gaelti. Washington. Laud­ Bob Croble to a series of l-year unhulled strawberries for color and Flowers are often inhabited with Kansas City 7, C'hicago %■ Renko. Cal 1.70; Kison, Cal 2,06; I'ootracts Totals -T7 6 10 R Totals 28 1 4 I ner 3B—(’harboneau HR—Hayes (3), Eekersley, 2.11; John, NY 2.23. taste. tiny bugs, which will detra&t Seattle 7. Detro.it 6 Montreal (ElOtOOli- 6 Hassev (2), Bannister t2). SB-Hayes. Oakland — Named Larry Kennan Wednesday's Games’^' • Bowling Strikeouts assiutanl coach In charge of "quality On to other possibilities. aesthetically from your table (to HouMon 010 000 (BO- 1 IP H R ERBBSO National League — Soto, Cin 77; (All Times i'U)T' E -Garner 2, Reynolds DP—Montreal Cleveland control.■’ The chives in your garden are Teronto (Slieh 2-5) at New York (May Carlton, Phil 74; Rogers. Mtl 53; Ryan, Hockey say the least!) 1 l.OB Montreal 9. Houston 8 2B- Sorensen (W 4-3) 9 7 0 0 1 6 Hou 51; Lollar, SD and Valenzuela. LA probably just about ready to sprout l-2i. 8 p m Sp'ier. Oliver, Knight. Dawson HR Minnesota ■Miifineuota - Signed defenseman Craig The best way to wash flowers is by Ballimore d) Martinez 4-3' at Texas # 49. Mai tsburg to a seven-year contract. C aitrr (B' Dawson 2 (6i SB Garner S Havens (L 1-3) 62-3 7 7 6 2 5 American League — Bannister, Sea 61: flower heads. The blue-purple com­ soaking the heads in a bit of salt 'M.dlack 0-21 8 (f> |> m B Smith SF'- Ashbv Boris 2 1 3 1 0 0 2 0 Va'if’ouver — Extended the contract of Oakland (Undcrw«»o 7 6 3 2 2' 4 Personal Tee second. The champs .American League -- (Juisenberry,)«T£y. K^' them on a paper towel, and make Detrc'it ‘Morns 6-31 at Seattle (Perry D Smith Aikens Ih 4 12 2 Luzinsk dh 4 0 2 0 University of Charleston — Rich 34 I, 10 35 p m 0 0 0 0 Paclork lb 1000 won two of three games in a rolloff. 12 dossage. Ny 11; BaroJnS, Chi 10; Meckfescsel resigned as athletic director. salad. sure they are clean before adding 'appuzzello Worth lb F'Inger.s, Mil 9: Clear. Bos 8. A Thursday s (James • llni* Ijv Palmer Otis <’f 4 2 2 0 Squires lb 2 0 0 0 them to your dish. Boston at Seattle' night McRae dh 4 0 10 Baines rf 4 1 t 2 NASTURTIUMS pack lots of Milwaukee at Calilornia, night Gernnim if 3 12 2 Fisk c 4 112 Local sports possibilities into a very small space. Baltiinoie at Texas, night Martin rf 10 12 Morri.sn 3b 4 0 10 They like poos soil, so you can grow White 2b 2 0 0 0 Almon ss 3 0 0 0 Len Auster, Herald Fritto di fieri Ireland 2h 10 0 0 them even if you can’t grow other ka stf:hn lf.acjl'e f'onccpn 4 110 sportswriter, keeps you in­ crops, such as tomatoes or peppers. di zucca Bv I'nited I’less International Totals 36 7 10 7 Totals 3146 4 formed about the local (First Half) Kansas Cilv (D0122200--7 All parts of the nasturtium can be (Fried squash fiowers) N.iith (’hicago iJOOKDOOO-4 sports world. Read the \N' 1. 1•ct. GH GOLF eaten. The sunny yellow and orange < FV white DP~Kansas Cify 3, ChicMO latest in his “Thoughts Note: flowers must be fresh and (.l.'fis F.4|1 23 17 575 I LOB Kansa.s (Jity 8, ChlcaM 4. 2B - flowers look pretty in tossed mixed llu lv 'k c 17 20 459 4*2 l.uzinski. Aikens 2. Marfin. 3B— ApLENty,” regularly in green salad, especially if you use the still closed. I.vnn 16 21 432 5*2 Y Concepcion, Baine.s HH—Geronimo (2i, The Manchester Herald. First, make a simple batter with Hiiff.-ilri 12 28 300 11 MINiNECHAlJG Fisk (3) SB Wathan, Otis. dark leaf lettuce for contrast, as well South ^ , 0 0 0 four to five tablespoons flour and IP H R ER BBSO as the smooth rounded nasturtium West Hhm •n 26 9 743 A -Net, McDonough 86-17-69; B - Stay on top of the news— Kansas Cilv > - leaves. enough cold water to make a thin, Hnstdl 23 15 6(6 4*2 Paquin 97-28-69; C Buggie 101-38-63; Creel 'W 1-2) 52-3 subscribe to The paste the consistency of .cream. W.ilrrbui y ‘2U 19 513 8 ()snbrrv iS 12' 31-3 And did you know that the seed 16 24 400 12*2 Closes to pin, fifth • Tousaiint; 17th - Manchester Herald. For Hfiiilin^ Chic ago pods of the nasturtium can be Beat until smooth and leave to rest Tuu.sda\ ^ Hfsiilts Donovan; Spring winners - Dotson (L 2-51 51-3 home delivery, call 647- one hour. Brisiiil 2, Hdljokc* 1, 1st game • Rosenthal and Buggie 115 net. Hickey 1 t-3 pickled? They make an inexpensive Bri.'itol 3, Holyoke u, 2nd game 9946 or 646-9947. substitute for capers that go for $3 Wash and dry about 1 Vt pounds of L\nn 7, Roailing 6. 1st game F'searreea flowers. Trim stems and remove Lvnn 8 Heading 7, 2nd game for 3-ounce jars in the gourmet sec­ Walerbury 9 Glens Falls 0. 1st game tion of the supermarket. center threads. Make a stuffing with Waterhury 6, (Jlens Falls 5. 2nd game two to three tablespoons' fresh West Haven 6. Buffalo 5 Rose bushes are showing buds, Wednesdav's Games LINEUP and soon bushes will be covered with breadcrumbs, four anchovy fillets, Buffalo at West ifaven pounded, a tablespoon olive oil, two (Jlens Fails at Waterbury fragrant blossoms. Cut a few for Holyoke at Bristol decoration but save several for or three parsley sprigs, chopped, Heading at Lynn Some of the best ^^hounds in cooking. They may be added raw to and fresh black pepper to taste. Thursday's Gaines Carefully open the petals of each Buffalo al Walerbury America are chasing the 6*1* Annual mixed fruit salhd, or may be minced Bristol at Heading and added to pancake and waffle flower and put a little stuffing into Glens Falls at West Haven each one. Close them up again. I.vnn at Holvoke ^^Connecticut Derby Crown*’, with the batter, for instance. They can also be deep-fried. (Sometimes the flowers are simply ^5,000 top prize. Experts say that the deeper colors stuffed with a litle anchovy and a Herald photo by Pinto offer the best possibilities . for few cubes of Mozzarella, or they can Herald Sports Editor Earl Yost be fried without stuffing.) cooking, since they Kre the most SWEET WOODRUFF ADDED TO WINE MAKES MAY WINE keeps on top of sports in his regular WIN I DO Wins leader at Plainfield 1982 Heat a large pan of olive oil until column. ‘‘The Herald Angle,” on the flavorful. When preparing them, . . . add a strawberry (or color and taste CARMEN’S CARMEN No. 1 Performer at Lincoln however, be sure to cut off the smoking hot. Dip the flowers into daily sportis pages. GUARANTEED' the batter, then quickly deep fry in CM’S HAPPY SON 1981 Conn. Derby Champion sometimes bitter white part close to the base. hot oil, a few at a time. As soon as JENOBAR SC(X)P 1981 St. Pete Derby Champion they are golden take them from pan sprinkled with salt before serving. cooled I rib celery, sliced Chicken soup 1 onion, chopped TIME STITCH Record Holder of Plainftelds 3/8 mile course IN A FEW WEEKS Manchester ;f'and^i;aln. Serve very hot. If they (Recipe taken from “Italian gardens will be running over with are fried unstuffed, they should be Regional Cooking” by Ada Boni) 1 small chicken, roasted and 2 carrots, sliced Please turn to page 21 2 SLENDER MOVER 1981 Wins Leader at Plainfield GM P’s LEGAL Seabrook Star AUTO REPAIRS See the best action I ^^^^Resulartj^DO Resular < 7^ 90 I ^ RcgulaRegular • 1 8 4 9 0 Tweed cake, walnut buttons not for wearing WE SERVICE ALL Homm ot Mr Goodnortnch GENERAL MOTOR I 2-WHEEL DISC 4-WHEEL DISC/DRUM ' Some much-loved recipes have the oddest and most cake in the rectangular pan.) Well, the chocolate truffle mixture is still with us, but 6 CARS AND TRUCKS I Free brake inspection. Test stop Ii3hts, Free brake Inspection. Test stop Il3hts, endearing names. Tweed cake, for instance, gets its is now presented to us hand-dipped ^chocolate that I inspect master cylinder. Install new brake inspect master cylinder. Install new brake name from the speckled, tweedy look given by chocolate Walnut Buttons dries to a glossy shell. The mixture is phured info little • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS pads. Clean, inspect, repack front wheel pads and lininss. Clean, inspect, repack S'" ROUND that has been grated on the shredding side of a grater. B e a rd foil cups, and even made into squares. \ , • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS ■bearinss. Resurface rotors. Inspect front wheel bearinss. Resurface roton Thursday, May 27, 7:00 p.m. It also contidns mashed potatoes — ap old American In the bowl of a food processor, combine 1 cup ground I calipers, brake hoses and lines. Road test. and drums. Inspect wheel cylinders, custom that gives the crite a special lightness and walnuts, 1 cup all-purpose flour, Vk cup confectioner’s Kafka Truffles • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS calipers, brake hoses, lines &emersency Jexture. The recipe I am giving you updates the idea by o n F o o d sugar, 6 ounces cold butter (cut up) and 1 teaspoon I cable. Clean and lube backins plates. Heat 1 pint heavy cream, Vk cup sugar and Vk pound • AUTO PAINTING using instant mash«l potatoes. By James Beard vanilla. Process until the mixture forms into a ball, tur­ I (Most Cars). Road test (Most Cars) unsalted butter in a saucepan until the butter melts and • CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE If you can’t be here Thursday night, ' I came by the recipe for Walnut Buttons in the most Syndicdted Cotumnlet ning the mechine on and off several times. Pinch off lit­ amusing way — a student of mine found it inscribed. In tle pieces of dough and quickly roll into 1-inch balls. the sugar dissolves. Add 1 Vk pounds semisweet • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE place your bet in the afternoon! faded brown ink; on the flyleaf of a very tattered and Place on a heavy codkie sheet, flatteming them down chocolate, broken up, and stir to melt it in. Remove *MIDAS GUARANTEE from the heat and stir till smooth. Warm Vk cup Grand 'MIQAS MAKi SKX$ AND o n e MAKt RAM AM WAMANUO IOR m uclH i^ copy>of Marion Barland’s “Miknual of Prac­ slightly with two fingers. Bake at 325 degrees for 20 GUARANTEED ASlONO AV YOU OWN YOUR AM tKAN. fORfKjN CAR. VAH OR GUARANTEED Marnier a little, then flame it, very carefully. When the LlCMn«tXKil>HOIt70 OR tHI LARORIO IW>tAU iMl SmQQ Q jjfA M PADS 9-byrl3-lnch pan with wax paper, learving an' ADOitlONAl PARIS an6 o r lAROR K d t w O tO KStORC tHf humeroua housdiold hints, one of niy favorites being en­ cream of tartar, tk teaspoon ground cloves, Vk teaspoon remove to a rack with a spatula. Set the cookies close p fip n o v e o (MRTER SYSUM lOCSPfRAIONAUOOitlONARtUTtA titled "To Wash Doubtful Calicoes." Anyway, the ground nutmeg and 1 Vk teaspoon ground cinnamon. Add together and sift a layer of confectioners’ sugar over “overhang” all round. • Walnut Button ^ p e did not have apy actual'dlrectlops, the flour-spice mixture to the bowl alternately with Vk them while still warm. These cookies are extremely Pour the chocolate mixture into the pan, pushing it just a list of iugredieots. We played around with it until cup milk, blending after each addition. , light and delicate — don’t try dumping them in a cookie gently Into the comers with a spatula. Cool until solid, Stir in 2 ounces unsweetened chocolate, shredded on a which will take several hours. Remove from the pan AOMNceo aeniNO we arrived at a very toothsome cookie, although jar! This recipe makes about 3 Vk dozen and can also be 6 4 6 - 6 6 0 * whether It is anything like the original 1 cannot say. grater. Spoon the batter into a greased and floured 10- made by hand, in which case you start by creaming the with the aid of the wax paper, and cut into 1-inch MANCHESTER inch tube pan with removable bottom or into a 9by-3- softened butter and then adding the other ingredients. squares. Roll in cocoa to cover all sides and keep 1229 MAIN ST. inch baking pan. Chill the dough until firm enough to handle. refrigerated. AUTO REPAIR MANCHESTER 285 Main Street State law, no one under 16 admitted Chocolate Tweed Cake Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven for 1 hour and 15 If you like, you can reserve some of the chocolate (Rt. 83, Cornar of Main & MIddIa Tpka.) Prepare enough instant mashed potatoes for two ser­ minutes (or 50 minutes for the rectangular pan), or until Most people are familiar with chocolate truffles, a mixture in your saucepan, say about Vk cup, and make TEL. 646-6464 vings, using the liquid specified on the package but omit­ a wo^en pick inserted In the center comes out clean. melt-in-the-mouth confection that at one time was some divine chocolate turtles. Simply add a large hand­ ting the butter and salt. Let cool; In a lu g e bowl, beat %(i Cool the cake for 10 minutes. Loosen the tube cake from always presented in irregular shapes, more or less ful of walnuts and a large handful of seedless raisins and SKCliU. WFER WITH THIS 40 stir well, taking up all the chocolate that clings to the GMQUAUTY Expires 5/31/82 I cup (8 ounces) soft butter or margarine with 2 cups the pas aides with a knife, lift out, then loosen the cake round, to Imitate the black truffles of Perigold in savic:c nuns sugar until creamy. bottom. Turn onto a rack and Immediately drizzle with a France. They were rolled in cocoa powder to simulate sides of the pan with a spatula. CONN. TURNPHiE (ffn . 52)TO EXIT 87, PLAINFIELD Boat in the potatoes and 3 eggs, one at a time, until glaze made from 2 cups confectioner’s sugar beaten the earth, which clings to real truffles when they are Spoon little heap onto a wax paper-lined cookie sheet GENOtAL MOTOnS n u n s DIVISION BRAKES ARE IMPORTANT-COME TO THE EXPERTS In Conn. 1- 8 0 0 - 932- 1169, Direct Plilnliekl line: 564- 2148, Out of State I- 80 0 - 243.QIM •ftafly. Sift fa^ether 1 cupa all-purpose flour, 2 with 3 tablespoons water. (Or spread glaze over warm dug up. and chill.

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And. right now, you can Several pages of the book are dedicated to crumbs, garlic powder, mustard and pepper and mix V4 teaspoon thyme st(xk up on as much Friendly Ice Cream® as explanations of what one should eat to stay healthy, thoroughly. Shape mixture into 16 cocktail-size meat- Freshly ground pepper to taste you like and save plenty. So creamy, so cold suggested body weights, foods that should be avoided, balls. Brown in large non-stick skillet over medium heat 8 ounces uncooked spinach noocies and with this coupon, so the use of substitutes for butter, sugar and salt, and about 10 to 15 minutes, or until meatballs are browned In medium-size bowi, biend cottage c)ieese into smart other nutritional information. on all sides. Remove from skillet and drain o ff excess yogurt. Add remaining ingredients, except noodles, The book also has several pages of color photos of the I fat. using only VA cup almonds. Mix weii. 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TOST OFFICE BOX ~ Dogs older than six months must be licensed by June UAMO. 1-CAUFOBHW HUTHmONAL FARM FRESH-LOW M aOOMM 1430^CLINTON^IOWA 52734 COUPON EX­ ARTWetAL BWfETMR PIRES DECEM BER 31.19B2 f 30, but the licenses will not be available before June 1. lig h t Sugar Twin 'K ’ 8 9 ' WaMarf Bath Tissue - 99* Long White Tender Y e llo w barbecues. m oflY , CHUNK UOHT m WATER ^ inhuah* 1 • S r 7 9 ' S cottfeF ad ab Tissues ST 79* Potatoes Sw eet C o m 0 1962 The Kingstord Company ^^t0□ 10S337 Quilters meet Tuesday Empress Tuna -to. ' Nutmeg Quilters will have the final meeting of the RM CU CFfCCTfVE MAY 23-3BTH. 1BB2. I W Bf WVf IMC NOMT TO IRMT O UAW im it AMO TO COWWCTY TYPOORAWaCAL gRRORt. ITEIBS POP BA U NOT AVAAA8U TO W N O USAU OR WTAA 5 season Tuesday at 7 p.m. In the conununity room at Ver­ non Police State, Route 30. CALDOR PLAZA BURR CORNERS, MANCHEStEn A workshop on scrap quilt making will be conducted by Mary Lou Smith. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., May 26, 1982 - 21 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., May 26, 1982 Your Neighbor’s Kitchen Use F l F W i N ^ ^ p i flower Ellen Meyers links chemistry, cooking power Pepper By Barbara Richmond Garlic powder Continued frohi page 17 Herald Reporter V* cup Dijon mustard i >4 teaspoon tarragon V i cup bulgur wheat Ellen P. Meyers of 88 Ambassador Drive says her W teaspoon parsley 1 small sprig parsley background in chemistry may be the reason she enjoys 1 10 ounce can com, drained Put pepper and garlic powder on both sides of chicken following recipes. Miss Meyers is an associate professor 1 16 ounce can peeled tomatoes, breasts and broil for about 6 minutes on each side. Make at Manchester Community College and is coordinator with liquid a sauce of the mustard, tarragon and parsley and after for the medical lab technician program. 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce ^OORCOVERMO, PAMT WALLPAPER and WINDOW FASHIONS chicken is cooked the 6 minutes on each side, coat with A n She’s a weight watcher and has learned to make 6 cups chicken bouillon the sauce and continue broiling until done, about another calorie conscious substitutes in some of her favorite Vi teaspoon each dried rosemary n n ^ E v n n s p r o d u c t s c o m P R n v ______7 minutes on each side. recipes. One of her most popular substitutes is yogurt. leaves, tarragon, dill weed For instance, she's discovered that a few drops of al­ V4 cup dry white wine short Hours: JUN-FRL 9TOC»,5uruldM ll4oif mond flavoring, plus a sprinkling of cinnamon in plain 1 10 ounce package french cut yogurt, makes, a great topping for fresh fruit cup. And > K I frozen green beans, Uiawed it’s much less fattening than whipped cream. Shrimp Curry 1 small orange marigold, washed She usually makes a fruit cup of cantaloupe, % Save any liquid left from roasting strawberries and grapes, and puts this yogurt topping on 1 7V4 ounce can semi-condensed cream of mushroom chicken,. Remove bones and skin Ae/AfT MOUSE i it for a nice light dessert to serve after a lunch or brunch with wine soup from cooled chicken and cut into of quiche and her favorite broiled tomatoes. 1 teaspoon minced dried onion chunks. Add roasting juice and Her penchant for using yogurt, coupled with her 1 teaspoon curry powder chicken to rest of ingredients, background in chemistry, has led her to be brave about V i teaspoon d ri^ parsley flakes except green beans and marigold. IWfPf OWIIT Simmer Vi hour. f f substituting yogurt for cream in many of her recipes. t.'*. V i teaspoon paprika Her recipe for spinach quiche, for instance, calls for / 1 7 ounce package frozen shelled shrimp Add thawed green beans and light cream. She uses plain yogurt instead and it makes V i cup yogurt simmer just a few minutes longer. a very tasty quiche. Hot cookM rice Beans should be crisp-tender and Her recipe for bran and yogurt muffins, sounds very Assorted condiments (optional) still bright green. Just before ser­ mKfPACMGE 2 healthy but isn’t neccessarily low-calorie. The recipe ving, scatter marigold leaves over calls for a cup of pure bran, which she describes as In one-quart pan combine soup, dried onion, curi7 . soup, and stir to blend. YtoMwd to looking and tasting similar to sawdust. But combined powder, parsley flakes and paprika. Bring to boil. Stir in with the yogurt and other good things, the muffins are shelled shrimp. Return to boiling. RWuce heat, cover Western StwuOMl- delicious. and simmer 5 to 10 minutes or until shrimp is tender. chrysanthemum bovyl $9^- This recipe is accompanied by a comment that using Gradually stir in about % cup of the hot mixture into the the pure bran in the muffins is a good way to "g et extra yogurt and return to the hot mixture in the saucepan. 6 cups canned chicken broth or fiber into your diet, without tears. These muffins are so Heat through but don’t boil. Spoon the curry mixture consomme tasty you’ll forget they’re good for you” -'-4 M over hot cooked rice. Serve with any of assorted con­ 1 small can water chestnuts, 6 diments. This recipes serves two. sliced thin Herald photo by Richmond 2 large scallions, chopped fine Spinach Quiche Peel of one lemon, sliced 1 9-inch shell (deep) ELLEN MEYERS CUTS UP FRESH VEGETABLES matchstick thin 10 ounce package frozen chopped spinach . . . Mediterranean Salad Is her own concoction Pennsylvania Dutch Pork Steaks 6 large spinach leaves, shredded 4 eggs 2 slices cold boiled ham, cut in 1 cup plain yogurt (or light cream) 2 pork shoulder steaks (cut V i inch thick) strips fy INCLUDES’. 554L5. of "BEST HOUSE P^MT 1 package onion-mushroom soup mix 1 tablespoon cooking oil 1 tablespoon sherry (ClYllCeofaiors), jTUBESof I-CAUIXIU6 Cut tomatoes in half and take off the top and bottom. 1 cup grated Swiss or Jarlsberg cheese Bran & Yogurt Muffins 1 8 ounce can sauerkraut 1 tablespoon soy sauce Spread a little vegetable oil on top and then add a little s u n , 1 tablespoon sberry (optional) V i teaspoon caraway seed 1 large chrysanthemum garlic powder, oregano, basil and bread crumbs and a 1 cup pure bran Bake the empty pie sheli at 400 degrees for 10 V i cup applesauce Heat broth to boiling and add all A lOlCtBeySH SCCAPFB. little parsley. Bake along with the quiche for the last 5 % cup unbleached flour minutes. While shell is baking, mix the eggs, yogurt and 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion remaining ingredients, except % teaspoon salt Sliddeh-«ous?tein-|..f$^99 or 10 minutes. chrysanthemum. Bring to boil again spinach (thawed and drained) and the soup mix and Vz cup brown sugar Parsley sprigs (optional) and transfer to serving tureen. At sherry together. When pie shell comes out of oven, V i teaspoon baking soda In medium-size skillet, slowly brown pork steaks on table, just before serving, pull sprinkle the grated cheese over the bottom of it and pour Mediterranean Salad 1 cup plain yogurt t i M M u t h i the other mixture over it. Bake at 375 degrees about 40 both sides in hot oil. Rem ove from sklUet. Drain off petals from mum and scatter over Romaine lettuce (or spinach) 1 egg excess fat. Drain sauerkraut, reserving 2 tablespoons the hot soup. minutes or until set. Let set about five minutes before V i cup safflower oil Zucchini (raw) liquid. In same skillet combine sauerkraut, the reserved (R ecipe from “ The Best of Bon cutting. Can be served hot or cold. 1 cup raisins romatoes 2 tablespoons liquid and caraway seed. Place steaks Appetit” ) Heat oven to 425 degrees. Grease 12 muffin pans. Mix Green olives atop sauerkraut mixture; sprinkle with a little salt and latex-ite dry ingredients. Beat together liquids and add all at SUPER-SEAL Grilled Tomatoes Black olives pepper. Cover and simmer about 30 minutes or until once to bran mixture. Stir only enough to moisten flour Mai Bowie DRIVEWAY SAVER ' S i Anchovies pork steaks are nearly tender. Tomatoes (number desired) 1 gallon Rhine wine or Chablis Peppers (optional) and bran. Bake 20 minutes. Rem ove from pans im­ Vegetable oil W C ( g | Carrots (optional) mediately. Combine applesauce and chopped onion; spoon atop (Rhine makes a sweeter wine, $UFER RUI6IRI7TU Garlic powder steaks. Cover and cook about 5 minutes more or until (Tiablis, a dryer. You may add a few 7 ounce can tuna (in water) Oregano meat is tender and applesauce is heated through. Gar­ tablespoons sugar, if desired, to Cut up tomatoes, slice the zucchini very thin, break up Basil Chicken Tarragon nish with parsley, if desired. This recipe makes 2 ser­ either wine.) lettuce, mix all ingredients together and serve with UTBCm Italian flavored bread crumbs vings. ■A cup woodruff leaves and COPRIMOL Vinegrette dressing in large bowl. Boneless, skinless chicken breasts Parsley blossoms PRtVEWAV EMI-TT AU PABBJT REDWOOD 1 pint fresh strawberries 5 2 5 Wash the woodruff leaves well, and add to the wine. Recap tne noi- STAIN tle and keep at least a week. When C o m P . T D 5,9 9 Less sugar recommended THE nm i TO REmimBER ready to serve, pour wine into a large punch bowl, add washed, un- SMI. iTWriR PCIC£.. (8.99 By Gaynor Maddox consumption of foods and fewer sugar (sucrose) hulled strawberries, and float some beverages containing products. Instead of a ' * DRESS SHOP woodruff blossoms on top. >0VR P R ia - K>.99 sugar. sweet roll, try fresh fruit If you doubt that Herald photo tyy Pinto Note: The wine with woodruff • 11* 5a u u » e c • - 3.99 Why? Because sugar 99 Americans eat too much or fruit juice (without won’t spoil.I’ve had some Mai Wine >.l3"iCUee6eE...3.99 r sugar, consider that each provides what are termed sugar added), cheese, cot­ at ?ieca4ilh) Sf u m that was a year old, and tasted of us consumes more than "em pty calories’ ’ — that tage cheese, eggs, meat or Route 83, Vemon, Ct. MARIGOLD'S PETALS MAY BE SCATTERED OVER SOUP marvelous. The flavor improves on • riLLtC.. 3-99 aT. f i 130 pounds of sugars and is, calories but little else of fish as a breakfast snack. CONNECTICUT . . . try It with corn chowder or chicken vegetable soup standing. (Opposite Qu*/fty Innf M M f I t vMsfMAi^gq 2 sweetners a year. nutritional value, such as That includes not only protein, vitamins or Meanwhile, scientific at­ HOURS: Mon., Tuet. & W«d. 10 to 5:30 Thun, ft Fri. 10 to 9; Svt. 9:30 to 6 :X l l spoonfuls from the sugar minerals. titudes toward sugar are VALLEY ^ 3 1 bowl but also sugars and The body uses sugar — changing. In other words, Fixing simple, filling meal '1= syrups in jam, jelly, candy, and carbohydrates that sugar is no longer just soft drinks, ice cream, convert to sugar — quickly. sugar in the eyes of the Guaranteed Dscu/hted 2 o-h o o/o / sweetened breakfast Sugar does provide quick researchers. FARMS cereal, ketchup and hun­ energy, but this effect lasts DRAPERY CLEANING As the types of sugars • No Shrinkage is as easy as baking potato dreds of other foods. briefly. And soon we may Comer of Adams St ft Tolland Tpke. that are consumed by the • Squared & Even Hemllnea The federal government be tired and hungry again. (across from Manchester Caldor’s) pubiic change, new atten­ • Takedown & Re-Hang Service recommends that we eat This is why a breakfast lie and Italian seasoning in tion is focused on their By Aileen Claire less sugar. That includes or mid-morning snacks of oil. Add soup, water and metabolic and nutritional Call; 2980 Main S t, Glastonbury NEA F o o d Editor not only white sugar, but coffee and rolls leaves us pepperonl. Heat; stir oc­ roles. 872-0166 Preparing a simple, wanting another snack in (across from the Putnam Brldgs) casionally. Split potatoes; brown sugar, raw sugar, filling meal is as easy as an hour or two. Despite research, misin­ fluff with fork. Serve sauce honey and syrup. "CHOOSE SWISS QUALITY VlflTH CONFIDENCE" baking a potato. Only these It’s best to start your day formation about certain over potatoes. This The government also ad­ potatoes have special, \WW by eating more protein and sugars stili exist. kitchen-tested recipe vises that we reduce our Open Daily 10 AM - 7 PM hearty toppings. For exam­ makes 8 servings. ^inyl wallpaper Visit Our Open Air Garden StancU ple, there Is a pizza-type topping that includes Verona-Style Under the Striped T e n t.^ ^ ^ peperoni and mushrooms; Potato Toppar u F f R another has Italian V4 pound m ild Italian | 9 .9 ^ Jlur Own Grown Beddini sausages and eggplant; sausage casing removed and there’s one with cor­ 1 cup diced eggplant ned beef, Swiss cheese and W cup sliced onion • Whii(?.rrorlui6od • U lW t •Utmit Ohtnii/IMfieni ittk and Vegetable Plants sauerkraut. W teaspoon basil leaves These are all prepared ^ 2 o*/o 5 A V IN 6 9 OW peSi WALLPAKPCLAf^ejf The ^ogle hutches a crushed 1 with soup as a base for a 2 tablespoons olive oil 4 a OTMOe 5I2E5 EVEtY 7!30j^. sauce topping for the 1 can (11 ounces) con­ spuds. Serve with a platter densed tomato bisque soup X’ a N T ' of sliced fre^ vegetables W cup water and a cooked green 2 teaspoons lemon juice k w H E M M M S vegetable such as broccoli, faster inveshneiit pkine 4 large baked potatoes if you wish. In saucepan, cook Pizza Potato sausage, eggplant and and before you know it, your nest egg will be Topper onion with basil in oil until done. Add soup, water and hatching a significant yield. It’s that simple. Vi pound pepperonl 1 1 e 4 8 0 % lemon juice. Heat; stir 2 cups quartered mMoa/omcooe ^rfiAcellVRFi constantly. Slit potatoes; annual rate Stop in today and make your deposit in mushrooms (about V» ‘ 1 ” - fluff with fork. Serve sauce available 5/29/82 A the Eagle’s fast new investment plan. pound) CARFfTINfr over potatoes. This 2 large cloves garlic, POTATO TOPPERS EASY GARPETINA In three short months, you’ll kitchen-tested recipe • 4 ' W le lf^ *18.00/dozen minced . . soup provides sauce base 1 9 9 i be glad you did! makes 4 servings. V4 teaspoon Italian J t iL/A/./r j 1 2 . 1 5 8 % seasoning, crushed cheese In saucepan, combine all eottP.’W ) Note; The rales quoted are for 3-Monlh Certificates annual equivalent yield Reuben Potato < 14 cup sauerkraut ' ingredients except only. These rales cannot be guaranteed beyond 2 tablespoons olive oil 3 . 9 9 , .l^'lUid-Ki 0 9 2 cant (IOV4 ounces each) /Topper 2 tablespoons sweet potatoes and parsley. f ‘•i'w i the terms of the certificates. LARGE ASSORTMENT oowp.-h) so.yh. '• 3-Month Certificate Federal regulations require a tomato soup 1 can (lOAii ounces) con­ pickle relish - Heat; stir occasionally. substantial penalty lor withdrawal V4 cup^ water densed creamy chicken 1 teaspoon prepared Slit potatoes; fluff with In Sn/tfi Ost-oit ' At First Federal Savings there's of principal prior to maturity HANOINQ mushroom soup mustard fork. Serve sauce over of certificate and prohibit the 8 lai^e baked potatoes, : (JieiP.TO a new, faster way to earn high compounding of interest on . Split pepperonl In hailf W coop can milk Vt teaspoon caraway potatoes. Garnish with T W E £ 0 > 3-Month Certificates. At your lengthwise; slice. In 1 cup thinly sliced corned seeds parsley. This kitchen- 4.99 money market rates while en­ PLANTS sfe'UHWrH -- 3*V94,F. request, the interest earned on saucepan, brown beef, tom in pieces 6 large baked potatoes tested recipe makes 5 ser­ the 3-Month Certificate will joying the security of a mushrooms and cook Ml cup shredded Swiss Chopped parsley vings. be transferred monthly to a .. 5.V?5.y. ' federally-insured investment. 5Vi*/t savings or5v«*/i NOW F ro m • 5 * . Colors ib Ohossa - It's the Eagle’s new 3-Month account: interest on either of these a n d u p accounts will then be compounded certificate of deposit. Simply increasing your overall yield. Cherry compote is party fare invest a minimum of $7,500 in $7,500 minimum deposit required. Deposits are insured for up to $100,000 blueberries, pineapple the new 3-month (91-day) account by an agency of the federal government. By Aileen Claire party compote. and pitted if desired CALDWELL a JONES BARDEN FERTILIZER 2 cups fresh apricot or chunks, half of the NFA Food Editor Cherry Party peach halves cherries, apricots and HOW ' MAMCHE^TK SEASON PRICED Garden parties, wedding Compote 114 Clips diiUedp white remaining cherries. Com­ receptions or bridal wine bine wine and liqueur; pour 40 lb bag 5 -1 0 -5 ...... $ 3 .9 5 showeys all call for 2 cups fresh or frozen 2 tablespoons orange over - fruits. Chill -TDLLAM5 TURNpl\€ 40 lb bag 20-10-10 ...... something qpeclal In the blueberries liqueur thoroughly. Just before First FBdeial Savings %MS& way. of food. A festive,' 2 cups fresh, frexen or 1 cup club soda serving, pour club soda cooling dessert takes ad­ canned pineapple diunka, Mint, sprigs over aU and garnish with East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor 4 OL ft Peat Moss ...... $ 5 . 7 6 vantage of fresh fruits in drained mint qnrlgs. 'M s kitchen- sduon which add their 4 cups Northwest fresh In large glass bowl or tested recipe makes 12 to |(rU Ii^ colots to a cherry sweet dierries, stemmed c o m p o t e , layer U aervings. . r MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., May 26, 1982 - 23 22 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., May 26, 1982 VS’ - Senior citizens About Town Scout Troop 47 lists awards The following boys were Committee member Jim Memery, Dan Mulligan, cond place in the recent Gloria ■S ^ inducted into Troop 47 at Wicks received a pin for 20 Richard Naab, Mike New­ district camporee. Turschmann, corresponding secretary; Alfred South United Methodist years of scouting service. man, Steve Patarini and Steve Patarini, Kent Bring flowers to school Pariseau, two-year director; Irene Plsch, one-year Church on May 18, and also Recipients of other service Brian Todd, four years. Michaud, Richard Naab pins were the following: Also Bill Taylor, six and Eric Brown performed Manchester elementary school children are asked to director; Bill Polltis, one-year director; Jacqullyn received the citizenship now is Billey, one-year director and Richard Day, director ap­ skill award: Tim Bragdon and Dwight years; Jim Lupacchino, the Eagle and induction bring Memorial Day flowers to school on Friday. Whitaker, one year; Steve Mike Memery and Rob ceremonies. Flowers may be garden, wild or potted plants. They will pointed by the town. > T.J. Allen, Darren ’The officers were installed by Margaret ^h d a, a past Brown, Bryce Cole, Scott Remillard, Rav Pilney, seven years; and The final troop activity be used to decorate Center Park for Memorial Day. president. Other members of the nominating com- Evrard, Eric Finkbein, Memery and Jason Bruce Holcomb, eight for the season will be a trip reader miteee were Peg Vaughan, Mary Colpitts, Alfred Michael Fitzgerald, Stansfield, two years; Jim years. to Battleship Cove in Fall Club Installs officers Pariseau and Mark Peterson. Michael Hahn, Michael Hoagland and Mike Patrol leader Jason River, Mass Scouts and This column is prepared by the Hoagland, Marc Hughes Merrill, tliree years; Eric Stansfield and patrol <|jeji^fa2iers will spend a staff of the Manchester Senior The Manchester Democratic Women’s Club installed and Paul Huntington. Brown, Andrew MacKen­ members Steve Remillard night 'on the battleship Citizen Center, It appears on officers Monday at a dinner at Willie’s Steak House. Art show set June 6 Also: Glenn Jensen, zie, Kent Michaud, Ken and Ray Memery won se­ Massachusetts. Wednesdays and Saturdays. Ellen Long of Rocky Hill, president of the Hartford Timmy Laubacher, Mark County chapter, conducted the installation. New of­ The Manchester Art Association will sponsor the ninth By Gloria Benson Longchamps, Jonas ficers are: Mary Lyons, president; Bobbie Straum, first annual outdoor Art Show and craft sale on June 6 from McCray, John Muirhead, Activities Specialist vice president; Mary Lucas, vice president; Loretta 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Center Park. Ryan Patulak, Timothy HIT. VERHOH Crafts including clowns, marionettes, puppets, dolts, Hi! Boyd, treasurer; Barbara Reale, deputy treasurer; Patulak, Eric Symonds, Ellen Avdevich, secretary, and Corrine Baldwin, cor­ jewelry, stained glass, needlework, flowers, toys, bird John Taylor, Christopher Can you believe that this will be houses, weaving, baskets, silk screening, ceramics and DAIRY ST9RES17 the last column that I will be writing responding secretary. Zadnik and im Piano. The club will support Democratic candidates in the pottery will be available. Food booths will be set up. Additional skill awards for the Senior Citizens Column? Several cash prizes will be awarded the day of the 244 Broad St. 6S3 Canter St.c d h From now on, I v^ill be reading it coming state election. were presented to Jim show by the Manchester Art Association. Judges for the M a n c h e s te r M anchester i w along with the rest of you. Hoagland, community I have been looking forward to event will be Verna Feist, craft teacher; and Margaret living and swimming; retirement for a long time. Now that Band soloists honored Roohr-Rosati, a graduate of the University of Hartford Steve Remillard, Com­ it is here I have mixed emotions School of Art, and an artist and sculptress. munity living, swimming T T Three Keeney Street School band soloists received and environment; Dwight about it. I actuaily like people and “A” ratings, the highest possible, in the recent Connec­ especially seniors and have worked Whitaker, community ticut Music Educators Association State Music Festival. living, communications for 15 years in this endeavor, Thur- They are Lias Phillips. Michael Ringland and Gordon Herald photo by Pinto 2 day is my last day. and . family living; Tim Condolences go to Helen Silver on Siebert. Bragdon, community The chorus, made up of 99 students, also received two living. the passing of her mother, and to “A" ratings during the event, and 12 band soloists THANK YOU Looking to the future Mrs, Last on the passing of her hus­ Fingerprinting merit received “B” ratings. They are Brett Cline, Colette badges were earned by FARM FRESH band, George. Factors, Lynne Franklin, Heather Hauser, Craig FOR SPONSORHW On Thursday, the Outreach More than 100 Grade 9 students from Shown In the X-ray lab with Tom Morrow, Tim Bragdon, Eric Brown, Hempstead and Jamie Hoffman. Jim Hoagland, Michael Department wiil conduct a Circuit Also: Kim Jarvis, Glenn Jensen, Dan Maher, Brian THE Manchester, Bolton, and South Windsor par­ assistant chief radiologic technologist, and LARGE EGGS Breaker tax relief forum. Come and ticipated In Career Day this week at Mary Fletcher of the auxiliary, are students, Hoagland, Andrew Parkany, Chris Prytko and Tom Terry. MacKenzie, Ken Memery, see if you are eligible for a tax CANCER BOWL-A-MARATNON Manchester Memorial Hospital. The day was left to right, Justine Ready, Kathy Cullen, and 6 Ray Memery and Mike rebate. sponsored by the hospital and Its auxiliary. Lisa Gauthier. June 9, the trip to “Can-Can" will Merrill. Anniversary observed Also Kent Michaud, Dan leave from Pic 'n Save parking lot at Donation* to Banofit Th* 6 9 « . 10:30 a.m. so be there at 10 a.m. to Mulligan, Richard Naab, Manchester Association for Retarded Citizens Inc. ob­ Amarlcart Cancar Boclaty Limit One Per Coupon with load the bus. served its 30th anniversary recently at a dinner-dance at Mike Newman, Steven $4.50 Purchase Manchaatar Unit Patarini, Steve Remillard, There are still tickets available the Marco Polo Restaurant...... College notes JUMBO EGGS 89« for the trip to Fenway Park to the Judy Kargl, president of the association, conducted Jason Stansfield, Brian GOOD AT MT. VERNON DAIRY Todd and Dwight doz. Red Sox vs. Milwaukee game on the annual meeting before the dinner. Orlando Annulll ft Sons AND MOSER FARMS STORES William F. Legault of Whitaker. June 26, a Saturday. Call Pauline at Mayor Stephen Penny and Senator Marcella Fahey daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herald photo by Pinto Brunswick Holiday Lanas Lenox Street, received an Other merit badges were THRU MAY 29, 1982 643-1711 if you are interested. presented town and state plaques to the association in Six receive Albert R. Puzzo, 72 Benton Save to 20( Tlarnay Funeral Homs Tucker gets associate in science degree earned by Kent Michaud, Set back scores for the May 21 are commemoration of its 30th anniversary. St., child study. C om p aral Strlkamastar Manufacturing Co. in the administrative assis­ safety and comX as follows: Bill Stone, 133; Mike Certificates of appreciation were awarded to David internship their degrees The Bolton graduate was Desimone, 133; Ann Fisher, 131; OSTOMY ASSOCIATION CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY Stansberry, Robert Palisi, Irene Brady, and Rosemary MftM Oil Ssrvlca tant program. She also munications; Ray . . . Marianne Washburne (left) and Anne McNeill Five Manchester Mary Elizabeth Van Dine, Memery, safety and swim­ ^ R I C H PREMIUM Tlscar Cappuccio, 123; Helena Coleman. Wilson Elsctrical Julie ’Tucker, daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. received a service award residents and a Bolton resi- for leadership, and was ming; Mike Merrill, safe­ ■ Gavella, 122; Mary O’Brien, 121;. The following officers were elected; Mrs. Alfred Kargl, Manchaatar Sand ft Qraval ilr. and MRS. Paul K. C. Peter Van Dine of 81 BUHER a ic e c r e a m Arvid Peterson, 119; Rene Maire, president; Anthony Comeau, vice president; Mrs. John ’Tucker of 457 E. Center St., dent were among elected to the Maroon Key ty; Eric Brown, safety and J Tho W.J. Irish Insurance Agency graduates of St. Joseph Vernon Road, nursing. camping; Steven Patarini, all flavors 119; Ed Hindle, 117; Peter Casella, Overturf, treasurer; Mary Ann Leone, financial will represent St. Anselm Cathy Andrulonis and Ms. Honor Society. 117; Sam Schors, 116; Sue Howorth, Banquet notes iJIrthday secretary; Mary Colpitts, recording secretary; Virginia Lynch Motors College of Manchester, College Sunday. L au rie A. M anning, citizenship in the world; The Manchester Calhoun were both K en Memery, com­ 116. Pinochle scores for May 24 are Manchester Carpet Center ^.H., as an intern in the awarded academic honors. daughter of Anne Manning 1 i 6 0 lb. limit 2 Ruth Search, 837; Ada Rojas, 832; Highland Park Market Washington, D.C. Center graduates were: Simone A. of Watrous Road, Bolton, munications; Brian Todd, Vi gal. Calhoun, 250 Ferguson rifle and shotgun shooting; Vincent Borello, 809; Ann Fisher, for ostomy association Hartford Road Dairy Queen 'or Learning Alternatives received an associate in 807; Edith O’Brien, 800; Andy Progra for the fall Road, nursing; Catherine Three finish science degree cum laude and Jim Hoagland, sports. Noske, 791; Gert McKay, 786; Sokol Bowling Lanea Derby, daughter of in the executive secretary Advancing in rank were under the leadership of the semester. Ernest Grasso, 783; Martha LaBate, The Manchester Area Ostomy Manchester Appraisal Thomas Derby, 104 Park at Bay Path program. She was named Dwight Whitaker, second Association celebrated its 10th an­ American Cancer Society by Ms. The 1979 graduate of 776; Violent Dion, 773; Liliian Lewis Bast Catholic High School St., economics; Sylvia A. to the dean’s list her fourth class; Jim Hoagland, first niversary at a banquet Friday night McNeiil and two other ostomates. CALDWELL OIL, INC. A. Raymond Zerlo ft Sons Three area young women 764; Mina Reuther, 762; Art Bouf- has been named to the Hasch, daughter of Astride semester. class; Kent Michaud, life. hosted by Anne McNeill, a charter Its purpose is to offer education and Northway Pharmacy recently retieved degrees fard, 761; Lillian Carlson. 760, dean’s list for the spring Hasch, 516 Bush Hill Road, R obin A. F e lle tte r , Mike Memery received a member. psychological support to persons Kitty SIbrInz social work; Cecile from Bay Path Junior daughter of Patricia P. bronze eagle palm. who are faced with, or have had, os­ semester. Don’t pray for rain Marianne Washburne was recent- * 1 109* C.O.D. Thomas ft Betty Wolff Laurinitis, daughter of Mr. College in Longmeadow, Felletter of Franklin An appreciation plaque rag. $1.29 SAVE 30S iy elected to a third term as presi­ tomy surgery. and All Individual Sponsors and Mrs. Gene Enrico, 136 Mass. Street, received an was presented to scout­ Blidet Amor, a village in the dent of the club. Other officers are: The area group now consists of Barningham Eldridge St., social work; Theresa Ann Legault, associate of arts degree in master Peter Belliveau. Algerian Sahara, is constructed en­ some 60 members. It meets on the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Vendrillo, vice president; Pat Annum - Chalrparaon and Kathleen M. Fhizzo, the arts and sciences. tirety of dried mud, and would dis­ Margaret Desilet, secretary; and second Monday of each month from 6 4 9 -8 8 4 1 is honored solve in a rain. Samuel Zipkin, treasurer. September through May, at 1 V Manchester Memorial Hospital. X Stephen C. Barningham Now you Know The Manchester chapter is one of Membership is open to all os­ of 17P Garden Drive was some 600 chapters around the tomates, members of the medical 'among 14 outstanding On a sta n d a rd ty p e w rite r United States of the United Ostomy A profession, the field of ostomy ser­ ^University of Connecticut keyboard the left hand does 57 per­ Association, It was founded in 1972 cent of the work. vice, as weil as family and friends. T students who received Coca-Cola and The Pop Shoppe announce. : their degrees Sunday “with ; distinction.’’ - Barningham majored in opi:ning % t animal science. SJWESt^ THE G OOD OLD IMYS. : Darby gets Y - law degree * ™TBnira5w»!lir" HIM: New AU Butter Pound Cake ^ Michael M. Darby of 41 ' Keeney St., son of Mr. With the rich M flavor of real butter. andMrs. George H. Darby, Amazingly light and moist _ THE BEVERAGE BARN .' graduated recently, from m W Y llU N 249 SPENCER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. ; Duke University Law vjllon theuitc inside. 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Q D - EynwHnMS N«w t CE) - Char1f«'s Angnia Wednesday 12:30 A.M. EXCLUSIVE! C D C D ( 2 2 ) ® - Nawa (X)-Ad.rn.12 - Hawaii Flva-0 (X) - 0.1 Smart CD ir ' *>• show his 93) - Happy Day» (X) - MOVIE: ’Flrat Yank In 9S ** Calllopa Chlldran'a Sports Illustrated Magazine Toyko' An American ace surren­ Pi^rama Today's stories ara ders his identity to get the Wemen's placet Is it in the stcrteheuse? takes its first crack at television atomic bomb secret from an in­ NEW YORK (UPI) - When NBC aired a funny ;;:-- 'Uncle Smiley Goes Planting/ programming with the prime Jeantlle Rankin of Missoula, Mont., took her seat in Con­ 'It's All Downhill' and 'Sign of ventor held prisoner by the Ja­ The movement really started in 1917, when the first special ’Tuesday'night about television commerclala,. >''' time special SPORTS ILLUS­ panese. Tom Neal, March gress and became the first congresswoman ever. That was Victory.' (60 min.) woman was elected to Congress. Since then, two world everybody laughed except Steve Gruberg. TRATED: A SERIES FOR Cramer, Barbara Hale. 1945 five years before the suffrage amendment, which gave 99 - F ^ v a l of Faith wars and a depression stalled the drive to have m ore women He was suing. TELEVISION, to debut Wednes­ women the right to vote, was - Star Trek 93) - Star Trek in city halls, in staiehouses, and in Washington. Now, the He said the Peacock network swiped the show fronrr ,r' day.'May 26. Featured will be added to the constitution. Ran­ (29 - Night Oallery crusade is underway again, and this fall’s elections are the him, lock^ stock and ring around the collar. •- V (23 - MOVIE: 'Roll.r Boogl.' stories on the recruiting of a i kin never won the accolades that Soma akatara band together to ® - W ait Coast Report target. Women are shooting to raise the national percentage ’The NBC special, titled “Television’s Greatest V Brooklyn high school basketball the women’s movement has ac­ keep thah roliar-ditoo open. (29 - Benny Hill Show of women in state legislatures from the present 12 percent Commercials,” was hosted by Ed McMahon and Tim,' Vj, Linda Blair, Jim Bray. 1979. star, a profile on the United corded some of those who (39 - Late Night with David to a minimum of 15 percent. Conway. It ran a -comedic pitchman’s gamut from" •. - „ - Rated PG. States’ women’s volleyball team, Letterman David is joined by followed— like Belly Freldan “ We don’t care what label women run under as long as ( 0 - TV C o lltg . and a super-slow motion camera comedienne Carol Leifer and and Gloria Slelnem— but that’s giggles on the part of the Pillsbury Doughboy to Mr, > STEPHEN COLLINS, BIOLOGIST AND ECOLOGIST they win,” says Bella Abzug, one of the nation’s best- * Roportar 41 films the pitches of several of photojournalist Mikkel Aaland. changing. Women in politics are Whipple’s endless battle with brainless Charmin-v ~. 4:, (60 min.) . . . to speak at Land Trust meeting known feminists. After giving up a seal in Congress to • Jaffaraona - baseball’s top pitchers. urging an annual Jeanette squeezing housewives CHECK LISTINGS FOR NETWORk AND enter, and lose, races for the U.S. Senate and for mayor of (SZ) * Naw Voloa 1:00 A.M. V, Rankin Day, and many like the Trouble is, Gruberg has been running the same thing, -- EXACt TIME New York, Abzug now works overtime to build a national (D - Charlie Roae Show idea that it look a woman from three nights a week on New York’s Manhattan Cable, "women’s political caucus. 6:30P.iyi. CD “ Rot Patrol Bella Abzug the plains to pioneer the way. for the past 9 months. D -C B S Nawa W here did all this start? It was on A p ril 2. 1917, when Gruberg calls his copyrighted program “ThS’^’- (33) - Twilight Zone Land Trust schedules Commercial Show,” and he said last July, before taking” ' • -' 93) - Bamay Millar 1982 Compulog (29 - MOVIE: The Ghost And 93) *- On Vacation with MIokay Mrs. Muir' A lonely widow finds Hugh 0'Bria»t Giving back something constructive it to cable in September, he sent NBC a tape and an out^^^ Mousa Animated fun as Jiminy peace, and material for a best­ ••Why should I go into poliiics?” asked "W e recruit high school sophomores line of the production in an effort to sell it to them. ’'T ;' Cricket tracks down Disney fa­ selling book when she falls in vorites at their vacation haunts. love with the ghost of an old sea annual dinner meeting Hugh O'Brian, who once won the West as through their principals,” he said. “ I got no response,” he said. “1 got nothing back from , captain. Rex Harrison, Gene Wyatt Karp. ■•! base a larger constituency •*Our aim is to seek, recognize and (22) 9 9 - NBC News a small-time hoodlum bent on them — not even the tape. ’They’re notorious. Whenever;’:' ■- - Entertainment Tonight (22) S9 - P m I People Tonight's Tierney, George Sanders. 1947 Mr. Family Feud, hunself: Richard Dawson (right) - Business Report CD becoming the best in the under­ than any politician around today.’ reward leadership potential among you send a.tape out, you can figure you’re going to go- - show features Precident Re­ - People Now 93) - Newe * agan's presentation of citations world society. Joseph Cortese, (23) The Manchester Land Conserva­ He is an author of several books on The actor was referring to his nation­ students. I want them to be aware of the crazy trying to get it back. Tapes have a way of dis-u - -T (25) - Notlolro Naolonal SIN No- Lou Crescuols, Joseph Pesci. ticlas nacionalas con Guillermo 9 9 - ESPN Sports Center to four Navajo Indians, a reu­ (29 - Entertainment Tonight 2 tion Trust has set its annual dinner woodlands and ecology as well as ar­ wide Hugh O'Brian Youth I-oundation. free enterprise system and to be ac­ Feuds? Not in Richard appearing once they get their hands on them.” 7 Rated R. Rastrapo. ® ) - What on Earth Anewere to nion of the 1945 crew of the 1;15A.M. meeting for next Wednesday at 5:30 ticles in scientific publications. He which he formed in 1958 to give the co un­ quainted with our economic system and Gruberg said he sent a disappearing tape to ABC as;/' ;/ U.S.S. Lexington ahd a visit to a (29 - Hogen'a Heroea Bob Nawhart Queatione Host Orson Bean (33) - MOVIE: 'Melvin and try’s high schoolers a taste ol leadership. what our heritage has to offer. This Dawson's own family unearths the answers to ques­ memorial for Vietnam veterans. (59 - silver Winga and Santiago p.m. at the Manchester Country is a professor of biology at Southern well, but only at NBC did it suddenly surface as an in-‘ A B C Nawa Howard' The alleged story of Tw'cniv-iwo years later, his foundation system must be preserved. It’s the best to For the past six years, Richard Dawson has been house production. r - tions you've always wondered’'’''^ ^ min.) Blue This film presents the story the gas station attendant who Club, 305 S, Main St. Connecticut State College. ever come down the pike. (5Z) - Over Easy about. __ MOVIE: 'AshsntI' A man of one thousand American rescued Howard Hughes from The program will start with takes up “ 70 to 90 hours of my time each the host o f " F a m ily Feu d ,” T V ’ s most p op ular game “I got Wind of it about 10 days ago,” he said of the’’' ' women who were Air Force pll-: “ My point is that nobody talks to them 7:00 P.M. (23) - Sports Tonight crosses the Sahara In pursuit of the desert. Jason Robards, cocktails at 5:30 p.m. followed by The theme for his talk will be week.” show, and before that he spent six years as a regular NBC special. “Was I upset? Oh Whooh! Absolutely. It’s Arab slave traders who kid­ ots during World War II. Mary Steenburgen, Paul LeMat. (the kids) about this. The school systems (D- CBS News (22)- m *a *s *h dinner at 6:30 p.m. Dessert and wildflowers and wildlife, and their “ It’s a way of giving back something on "Hogan’s Heroes." But what pleases the easy­ something I’d been working on for nine months. We’re--_^ • ■' napped his wife. Peter Ustinov, 10:30 P.M. 1981. Rated R. corsiructive to a society that has been do the best they can, but it's the fault of going Dawson more than his fame are his two boys. ( D ( 2 9 - m *a -s - h (S) (SZ) - MacNeil-Lahrer Omar Sheriff, Rex Harrison. coffee will be served at 7; 15 p.m. interactions with each other and on our 35th show and here it appears full blast on'-^ ; Report (D - Apple Potlahera 1:30 A.M. 6 1079. good to m e,” he said. “ I’ve made a few the ptarcnis who don’t take the time to M a rk , 22, and G a ry , 19, whom he raised by him self (D - Muppat Show and the business meeting will begin with man. The meeting is open to all network which is what I’d been hoping for myself.” - (25) - Dice ae lo Pague Telenov­ S3) - U.S. National Ballroom (TD (39 - Independent Network ( D - News/SIgn Off bucks and gathered some fame, and it has teach their children. You have to depend after his five-year marriage to '50s sex symbol Diana (D - ABC Nawa at 7:30 p.m. Land Trust members as well as Gruberg, who operates as G.T. 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News The foundation, says O ’Brian, has that field.” clusive during an interview in Hawaii. “ But only - ESPN Sportsforum dance categories, including the elide lecture on the woods of home. 2223 during business hours. past seven years. He said even after he retained an at-' (32) Federico Luppi. Leonor Bene­ tango, waltz, pasodoble, foxtrot C D (3D CD (D) (H) ® - Newa 93) - MISL Soccer Playoffs organizations in schools across the coun He emphasized that his foundation is because 1 was very much in love with their mother. If 99 - N A8L Soccer Tranaatlan- detto. and disco. (90 min.) - Twilight Zone where it’s at. “ It’s where I pul all of my tomey and sent telegrams last Friday of intent to sue If ' - : • tio Cup Challenge: Napoli at C D - M*A*S*H (29 try, and once a year he hosts a national both she and the boys had left, I would have floun­ (^ - Match Game spare'time,” said O ’Brian. “ I consider the NBC show ran, he still received no response, either ; Naw York (21l - MOVIE: 'Killer Elite' Two (D - Benny Hill Show (29-MOVIE: 'Penelope' Abank seminar with representatives from each dered around a lot. They were my steadying in­ profesaional gunmen wind up president's wife robs his bank from the network or the show’s producer, Carson, k,; ^B) - Barney Miller Hugh O 'Brian: Pied Piper? stale. myself the Pied Piper of the future.” fluence. (29 - Chariia'a Angels stalking each other in a com­ 92) - ESPN Sports Center in order to get his attention. Na­ "But even after our divorce, Diana and I — she’s Productions, in Burbank, Calif. '. T;. S3) - Monayllna 9 9 - People's Court plex double cross. James Csan, (33) - HBO Sneak Preview Host talie Wood, Ian Bannen, Dick Tlie whole thing apparently came as a surprise tp', _ , (22) - N e w s Robert Duvall. 1975. Leonard Harris takes a look at Shawn. 1966. since remarried — have remained friends. We never 8:00 P.M. upcoming movies, sports and HOME NBC. - VIo Braden's Tennis - Media Probes 'Design.' 2:00 A.M. went through that nonsense of hating each other. It’s (23) (D (D - Great Movie Stunts This episode shows that vir­ specials. “We are unaware of any previous correspondence; ■ - 'Raiders of the Lost Ark.’ This A always amazed me that adults do that. They can be (29 - El Dareoho da Nacar Te- tually every object in the man­ 99 - Festival of Faith CD - MOVIE; The Champion' A DELIVERY fijom Mr. Bruberg,” a network spokesman said. ‘"Thei..^ lanovela an la cuat Marie Elena special examines the film's made environment has been young fighter gets to the top together eight, 10 or 12 years have really good times, ® - Twilight Zone ioea of producing a television special based on old com-':" dal Hunco da a luz un hijo ilegi- most astonishing stunts. (R) (60 fashioned not only to serve a (29 only to lose to the syndicate. and end up hating each other. People should time. Su padre al antararsa da min.) ^3) - Sports Tonight Kirk Douglas, Ruth Roman, Ar­ Lately, I’ve been seeing a lot of Tim Curry in “ The around the country on the RC A label. And the way things merclals does not strike us as a very unique Idea. No ; ' function, but also to carry a remember the good times. asto oacida dashacaraa dal (D - Sports llluitrated message. [Closed Captioned] thur Kennedy. 1949 Rocky Horror Show," and I wonder If you could tell me a are going on Broadway this year, it could very easily be nine pare 'Mama' Dolores, tu (39 - Old Fashion Gospel “ Look at my two sons. You can’t buy the magic claim has yet been made against NBC, therefore, we ", D ® - Greatest American (D - Joe Franklin Show little more about him.— M.D.S., St. Louis, Mo. nominated— and win— a Tony for best music. will have no comment on the allegation.” . r,- negra criada, decide ancar- 8:30 P.M. S7) - Buaineaa Report that children like that give you. You've got to remain garsa del baba. Nadia conoca la Hero Maxwell and Hinkley try to (33) - MOVIE: 'Strange For the uninformed, •'The Rocky Horror Show" is a happ y.” Gniberg’s attorney, James Ingrassla, said he wilF / ; '/ historia hasta qua Albertico aa combat a mercenary army that CD - Carol Bumatt and Friends 11:15P.M. Bedfellows' An executive has to Whatever happened to threatens to cause a world-wide bizarre movie that has developed a.^trong cult following Both G a ry and M a rk, w h o ’ s m arried, ^re busy serve legal papers both on the network and Carson , conviarte an doctor y ae an- (33) - MOVIE: 'Excalibur* The <29 - Reporter 41 watch his image when he is Frenchie, Marty Allen’s plague. (R) (60 min.) sorcerer Merlin helps young Ar- about to divorce his wife of since it was introduced over a decade ago. The makeup and with their own careers. Mark has a rock band called vualva con au propia familia. 11:30 P.M. IDanrliratrr wife? Have they divorced? I productions early next week. Veronica Castro, Socorro Ave-^ (33) - Major League Baseball: *hur gain England's two grea­ seven years. Rock Hudson, Gig getups employed by the audiences are a show in itself, and Young, Gina Lollobridgida. haven't heard about them Midnight Eyes, and Gary is busy writing an album. lar. Humberto Zurita Toronto at New York Yankees test treasures, the enchanted C D - Hawaii Flve-0 the fact that the movie is usually presented around mid­ sword Excalibur and the beauti­ 1965 in a long lime.— M.S., Jen­ As for “ Family Feud," Dawson hopes to stay on ^ - Entertainment Tonight 92) - Auto Racing '62: NASCAR D - Starsky and Hutch night gives you-a clue as to where the movie comes from. the show as long as possible, but he is also writing a Talladega 200 ful Guineviere. Nichol William­ (23) - Sports Update nings, M o . ^ - Waloome Back Kotter son, Nigel Terry, Helen Mirren. CD - Entertainment Tonight Now, about Tim Curry. The laddie was born in Cheshire, detective series fo r T V and hopes to eventually star in (ZD - MOVIE: 'Race With the 29 - Kojak 1-lrrali) Frenchie died o f cancer in (5Z) - Buelneee Report 1981. Rated R. (D ® - Nightline England, in 1946 and has gone on to success on stage and in it. “ 1 love the ‘Feud,’ ” said Dawson, who was born T h o u g h ts Devir Two vacationing couples (25) - 'Charytin' Programa musi­ (25) - 'Charytin' Programa musi­ (D - Ironside movies. For example, he was nominated for a best actor 1976 at the age o f 50. M arty 7:30 P.M. traveling cross-country, acci­ cal presentando la bella Chary­ in Gosport. England, 47 years ago. “ It’s the only cal presentando la belta Chary- - Independent Network Allen has not remarried. - Magazine dentally witness a coven of 93) tin. Tony Award for playing the lead in the Broadway play time in America that an entire family can become a (D witches perform a human sac­ tin. N ew t “ A m adeu s" and w ill be seen shortly in the movie version o f television show for a day. CD - All In the Family rifice. Peter Fonda, Warren 9Z) - U.8. National Ballroom - MOVIE: 'Doga of WaK A 2:30 A.M. How old is Shirley Tem­ (33) the musical "Annie.” And that's about as far removed “ The kissing? That started early. 1 kissed an elder­ “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the, , , ® - V o u Asked For It Oates, Loretta Swit. 1975 Dancing Champtlonahips tn this deadly mercenary who is tor­ (39 - ESPN Sports Center from R o cky's horrors as you can get. ple?—W .B., Dallas, Texas earth.” . _ , - f P - Family Feud (23) - Prlmenewa/120 specisi, hosted by Rita Moreno, tured and deported by the Afri­ - Overnight Desk ly w om an fo r lu ck because she was very nervous, and finalists compete in a variety of (23) Shirley Temple Black Jesus often taught concepts which were In direct con­ can government returns to Call she got the answers right. Then, a Japanese family dance categories, including the overthrow the decayed regime. 2:45 A.M. sailed the Good Ship and a black fam ily asked me to do the same for them. flict with the era in which He lived, and although He is tango, waltz, pasodoble, foxtrot Christopher W alken, Tom Ber- I've heard that Stephen Sondheim's most recent musical, (33) - MOVIE: The Awakening' Lollipop into her 55th year A n d that started it. There was no way I co uld not kiss now recognized as the greatest teacher of all history, and disco. (90 min.) enger, Colin Blakely. 1981. Attempting to save his child “ Merrily We Roll Along,” closed after a short run on many of die things which He taught seem, on the suT'^ Rated R. on A p ril 23. Shirley Temple: She's 55 anybody after that. 1 would just have crushed them. 9:00 P.M. from demonic forces, an ar­ 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 Broadway. Is this true? Also, was an original cast album of face, to be wrong. 93) - NA8L Soccer Tranaatlan- chaeologist meets the superna­ “ But I must tell you a lot of people got upset and (X) CS3- MOVIE: 'Rehearsal for the show's score ever recorded?— S.K., Dallas, Texas Pomp, among men, is recognized and expected. Sel^XT. tio Cup Challenge: Napoli at tural head-on. Charlton Heston. People Exclualvel answers the most Interesting worried about it. I got letters from people complain­ Murder' A young actress is New York Susannah York,*6tephanie Zlm- Vep, "M errily” rolled in and out before you could warm questions from readers. Send yours to us care of this found dead on the eve of her A ing I was kissing blacks. Y o u ’d never believe it. N ow , chosen esteem or assertiveness is heralded as the balist. 1980. Rated R. up the orchestra. Actually, it played 16 performances last marriage to a successful play­ (29 - W ild, W ild W est newspaper. it’s accepted.” to the future. ’The constant desire for evevatlon In 3:00 A.M. fall. But the producers did make an original cast recording C in em a wright. Robert Praaton, Lynn (23) - Nawadask ©1982 BY TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE. INC. lifestyle and career is presented as “the way to go.” • Redgrave, Patrick Macnee. in April, and it should be available shortly in local stores 220 I:«il 42nd SItMI. Ne» York. N.Y, 10017 (29 (29 - Tonight Show Johnny (X) - MOVIE: 'Rhythm on th. How different are Jesus’ teachings! He knew that..^^. 1982. is joined by Johnny Mathis. (60 RIv.r' The itory of two ghost meakness Is the true way to inherit tiie value of life on' ' ' CD - The Merv Show min.) writers who beck up a phony composer. Bing Crosby, Mary earth. dD 39 - MOVIE: 'In the (29 - MOVIE: 'Billy Jack' A half- L Martin. 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He suggests instead; LargeFabrio Selection i S o r Richards — Right (R) 7. 9:15. zares as al asealno y dueno de “Good friends who I have known for a D eaptrap (PG) 7:30, 9:30. West Hartford la plantacion de azucar que los ® - MOVIE: 'Ores' A killer that are confined in intensive “factory Abby they have a chance of getting away. Pity & pert Installatien padres da Jorge poseian whale is out for. revenge when a farms.” Veal calves, for example, are the poor vegetables who have absolutely long time.” Showcase Cinema — Elm 1 & 2 — Ragtime cuando al crimen fu'e comatido. fisherman and an oceanogra­ SHOWCASE Salad B ar Attempting to replace the simple two- (PG) 8. — Partners (R) 7, Axel Andaraon, Galdys Rodri­ pher tries to stop him. Richard^ kept anemic and even deprived of straw Abigail no chance for escape. Visit bur Showroom at D e^ Men Don’t Wear word phrase with 10 wdrds is needless. Plai^(^G ) 1:30,7:20,9:30. 9. guez. Harris, Charlotte Rampling' (to guarantee white flesh) while they are Van Buren SAVE THE VEGETABLES Keenan Wynn. 1977. OHlhjAS “Old friends” are not necessarily friends IlS ft 35 WliKltor Av«. — Pjfadise(R ) 1,7:40 with The .Movies— Conan the 10:00 P.M. u K U u m m m penned in wooden crates. Chained at the ftocinllle or Cam CD - Parry Mason neck, they are hardly able to move until DEAR SAVE: For crusaders who who are old. ’They are exactly what the swamp Thing (PG) 2:40, Babarian (R) 12,2:25,4:45, CD - News 872-6400 9 9 - ESPN FJL Soccer Special: they are led to slaughter. Pigs, which are want to campaign to save the vegetables, dictionary says they are; “friends of ' 9:2(Cr— On Golden Pond 7:20, 9:40. - Porky’s (R) 92) - Logandary Pocket Billiard Championship Match from as sociable as dogs and more intelligent, I submit, as an appropriate battle cry, long standing.” {P(S^ 1, 7:25, 9:55. - 12, 1:55, 3:45, 5:35, 7:30, Stare Tournament Wembley, England (ZD-S t a r Trek can be kept for as long as 10 years in “Lettuce Alone” ! Or Is that too corny? What’s next? “Senior Cltizeit River?” Fighting Back (R) 1:10, 9:25. — Wrong is Right (R) S 9 - Pallcula: 'Cuando Acaba la HARTFORD cages so small that ^ey cannot run suffering animal will do everything in ARNOLD FEDERBUSR, LOS 7:1|79;55. — If You Could 12;30, 4:45, 9:30 with Silent (23) - Croesfire Noche' INTERSTATE 84 EXIT 58 their power to help, whether it’s a stray ANGELES Seel What I Hear (PG) 1, Rage 2:45, 7:45. (22) (29 - Quinoy ^ 9 9 - Love Boat Gopher is con­ EAST HARTFORD 568-8810 around. It is estimated that over 90 per­ DEAR ABBY: You recently published cerned when his mother meets cent of this country’s eggproducing hens dog, homeless kitten, injured bird or OwnYaurOwn Office. 7:26, "9:56. — The Sword W lllim antK (29 “ MOVIE: 'Family Enforcer' a letter from a 75-year-old man who A portrait of the workings of the a bachelor, a jetsetter falls in MMEH«1(PG) spend their lives in “battery" cages so even a fish. But let that dog or kitten resented being called “old.” ancFthe Sorcerer 1:10,7:15, Jillson square Cinema 'mob* on an everyday level and love with a waiter and a re­ small'fKat their feet can grow around the wind up comfc/rtably out of sight in an Do you hate to write letters because 9:39. — CHiariots of Fire — The Amateur 7:10, 9:20. I’m only 38, and I enjoy being called you don’t know what to say? ’Thank-you • Office Coadoiulnliim • Below Market Financing INTERIORS (PG) wire floors due to their inability to move. animal shelter or research laboratory . . •’’young,” but I hope I live long enough to • In Mancfaeiter • General Beoenta of Ownetahlp 1 (PG) 2, 7:10, 9:45. - Star­ — Conan the Babarian 7, notes, sympathy letters, con­ -SHOWN AT:- These hens are "de-beaked” to keep . let that bird turn out to be one of a be called an “old man.” • Near Hoepltal' • Plenty of free, o o lite parking dust Memories (PG) 1, 9:30. — Dead Men Don’t gratulations, how to decline and accept • Tax Shelter Baoellta • Profeaaloaal or Butineti naa. .. 2 them from pecking at the cage-mates million bens confined to one acre of land, I’ve discussed this with my father, who 7:49 with Annie Hall (PG) Wear Plaid 7:15, 9:15. - AUCTION invitations and how to write an in­ • Capital Appredatloo with which they are virtually entombed. then suddenly many of those humane, is now 78, and he agrees that being called 2:35, 9:30. (Chariots of Fire 7, 9:15. MERCHANDISE AND SERVICE No matter how much agony these sensitive people don’t really care. “old” Isn’t an Insult, it’s an honor! teresting letter are included In Abby’s SUNDAY, JUNE S ADMISSION I2.M PLAID booklet; “How to Write Letters for All Piimtaw. SsM P.M. AuetloiK 7:30 P.M. animals endure at the time they are MARY ANN VIOLIN, — SHOWN ATi- LOOKING FORWARD TO GROWING and SHont Auction slaughtered, death must come as a CONTRIBU’nNG EDITOR, A.GENDA: i OLD IN N.J. Occasions.” Send 92 and a long, stampW (37 cents), self-addresM ^velope tb; I mainstret Win* and hora cTomyrM Mrv.d blessing to them. NEWS MAGAZINE: FOR ANIMAL FuMII pour iM ta ./; A D odg. A riM K 4-Door S«lan, AppllancM, DEAR LOOKING: Judging from my Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, I'm sure that nine out of 10 decent, sen­ RIGHTS, P.O. BOX 5234, WESTPORT, I h h MANCHESTER VKM Ion Trlp^ CM w m I D lnn«, PortaM. Color TV, Day Sxeur- Y0U( sitive, humane people who actually see a CONN. 06881. mail, a new view of the word “old” has Hollywood, Calif.'90038. Mona, AmuMiiWfit., Ph Um , Sumnwr Camp, Lawn M o w n , 6 CORP.ORATION BawbMI and FooitwII TM w M, QHI Cw tSfoalM and mwiy, many

AuoHonMR'nMnw.L.Cl.lr MutwCwd AeenXmi TemptoMhSlialoni 400 E. MlddM Tpto. T m — J T ia J . 15^^ Allyoucaneat ManehMtar, C T 00040 Correct chemistry, bad breath . MaasTUM - SNewaasB MM.T* Happy Hour, WcrkfluvR — -SemeWigfor Sywyow ----- ,, CnlDwkfUmaSa3/S«6-lS16 -SHOWN An- Over 15 salad buffet I am not overwei^t but I do have 4:00-7:00 PM, Mon.-FrI. l-JOTdUn DEAR DR. LAMB: I was interested you are on a very strict low- item s cellulite on my th i|^ . I like to be com­ in your column on bad breath. I have had carbohydrate diet. And if you have liver ks Qpst IMS, tasts bstter. Draft bMr: 2 for 1 Relishes and toppings fortable in warm weather but I refuse to Something Diftarent...... Wl«h Someone A CHARNTS bad breath all my life. My dentist claims disease certain chemicals will ac­ Your wear shorts because of this unrightly Weeknights at the Piano Bar SWIMMING POOLS Crisp garden-fresh it comes from my stomach. I have con­ cumulate in the blood and impart a HUGE POOL • HUGE SAVINGS O FFW Ei characteristic fruity odor to the exhaled condition. Is there any cure for cellidlte? -SHOWN ATt- vegetables sumed antacid tablets to no avail. What causes it? I Happy Birthday tSST-JOIM 11 to 3 p.m. Daily You said bad breath could come from a Health breath. That is also how a number of foods WHh A Herald Happy Heart I . chemical but you didn’t say how to Lawrence DEAR READERi Surprise. Oelluiite 978 ON GOLDEN eliminate the chemical, What do I do? I cause bad breath. Garlic Is a good exam­ Lamb, M.D. is just fat — plain ordinary fat deposits. O n ly j 111 I l‘tfU'1 PO N D ipo am very anxious to lid myseif of this ple. The spice absorbed into the The lumps of fat cause the dimpling uesday & Wednesday, Willy Jenkins } •X'Tl |^^ , problem. bloodstream circulates to the lungs and — SHOWN ATi- effect. And women are mdre prone to $e.od 1M-72MSE out. Clearly a mouthwash will not cor­ lum py fa t depM lts o ver th e t h ig b . There j Thursdays, Bud Mayer rect such a problon. Recently a lady DEAR READER: First of all it U is no magic, no disease. Just fat. % II SA \^ 048 II VACATION AT HOME U\ wrote that her husband discovered that PARADISE R quite rare that bad breath ever comes The three common causes of bad It doesn’t matter that the rest of ybur *& Uutrli, Alavays on Weekends ------’ " u n i c o r n PRODUCTS. Inc- I SWAMPTHINRpai breath are teeth, sinuses and chemical cheese had this effect for him. body is thin; it is still fat and the only POOL INCLUDES; tn I n H I n , M N . CT- ArthuiTIvadier^ from the stomach. Why? Because the * FMar S Pump * Braohig odors that are exhaled from the lungs. So the chemical that causes an odor way to eliminate It is by further weight ^ Fridays, Saturdays 8:30-1:30 AM aa M n u M Hh m o L ----- SHOWN AT:- SEAFOOD opoiing to the stomach is normally can be from a disease, such as liver dis­ e it Hugs Sun Daofea •* U n a n closed and odors from food being Now, the chemicals can be anything reduction — but some people diet to the 'f * Laddin * Panos S SMra that has an odor. A good example Is ease, or something you have eaten or point of it being unb^thy. Exerdlse } And dont ovarlook Cave/8 digested in the stomach simply have no drunk or from any mechanism that up­ CALL CDLLBCT alcohol. When the alcohol in your blood does help to tone up the thl^ muscles voluntBer choral Bocltty. 34 N oun 7 Day* 401 Center Street - Manenester way of escaoing. ’The exception is when sets the body’s normal chenw ry. ’The there is an esophageal reflex or belch gets to the lungs the alcohol vapor es­ i^ ch may help. But if nothing else A R IA CODS (303) 89 Elm Street - Enfield capes with the carbon dioxide as you trick is to find out what it is 9 3 d correct works you might consider cosmetic sur­ 643-27111 and the entrance to the stomach tem­ the problem. porarily 6pen. Hie same applies to bad exhale. If you are a diabetic in coma the gery. The fat tissue cpn be Area towns hire firm Astro^graph THE CHECK YOU itm/Esom COPIES AFTEir LENPINIS MYSFOmEK Crossword « SENT YOUR mrnER OF HIS RMANOAL STATE­ HIS WIFE'S USEPMYMOFEy a r r )v e p 4e ;w f MENTS. AS TOUCAN SEE, OOMfWty*saO(30, ro 0A/L OUT fo r appeal /m fofm e.' HE'S BEEN ABLE TO HE STILL HAS m Coventry my OFF HIS A MOPEST Bolton / M«y27,19t2 C r O M P A N Y ? ACROSS 45 Dunderhead Answer to Previous Puzzle SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22y CREPITORS.^ 47 Lair Your ability to succe^ where BALANCE COVENTRY — Tfie taxpayers ' r .Many restrictions that held you 1 Wood 49 Marx brother 0 U 8 K ? u T T important things are con­ • back will be eliminated this chopping tool 52 Bowler A K 1 N A _L 0 E association, which intends to do coming year. Advancement in cerned looks good both for 4 Octave 56 Year (Sp.) D E L E 1 "n >R E court battle with the Town Council your chosen field is likely today and tomorrow. Don't A 9 Common 57 Concentrate 8 K A A R s 8 >«iu through your own abilities and fritter your time away on over the mill rate issue, has hired conjunction 61 Tavern P 7 1 / ^ merit. unworthy targets. M 1 0 8 M T T E the law firm that won Manchester’s 12 Lyricist beverage 1 &EMINI (May 21-June 20) This SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . M 0 0 R "a L A 8 Gershwin 62 Time zone controversial HUD suit over the is a good day to contact p ^ p le 21) If you are an unattached E T U 1 E A C T 13 Juliet's lover (abbr.) s federal government last year. who can help advance your Sagittarian, get out where the 8 A R C A C £ E E Water policy to affect 14 Light meal 63 End6d The Manchester firm of Phelon, .{luioPlans. They will sea value In action Is today. There’s a good H A R i- ; i..your ideas and find ways to chance you could meet some­ 15 Women's slumber L E M M A U patriotic 64 Pull a T] Squatrito and FitzGerald PC, which assist you. Predictions of one for whom you're ideally 0 L 1 0 A society (abbr.) 65 Distress call HtO as special counsel to Manchester what's In store for you In each suited. Motley’s Crew —> Templeton & Forman A M E N 0 n f in defeated the charge by the federal HiHi season following your birth CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) 16 Bizarre 66 Repulse F 0 N D E u UD ^ }'^,date and where your luck and Look for an improvement in 17 Spread to dry 67 Energy unit government that racism motivated I opportunities lie are in your conditions pertaining to two 16 Church 11 Florida county 36 Canonized towns' landfills, zones the town’s vote in 1979 to withdraw — '•■Astro-Graph. Mall $1 for each situations that could affect EARL, DID you TBLU Awd did you 'M. „ MEXT TIME council DO W N 19 Gold (Sp.) man (abbr ) 20 Toughen by from a federal community aid ''*1^, to Astro-Graph, Box 489, your earnings. Both will be OUTFIELDBRe ' A , I 7 r e m e m b e r T(0 A D D ,, 21 Compass 42 Soft food i>.«)i.>Mlo City Station. N.Y. 10019. brightening at this time. TUB ^Bli m OUT' exercise 1 Cooperates point 44 Person development program, was picked AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) THAT MIHKLE' \e>', FieLDgR€) TO ' WITH yOUR THROWS. 22 Scarlet 2 Medical Be sure to specify birth date. 23 Woodwork by the association, president Joyce viv.».CANCER (June 21-Ju)y 22) Tact and charm are two of your TUF T.nrncc lAAUr/ HIT THE OUT- ■ 24 New England picture (comp, 46 Until now (2 mediate area surrounding it, is a strip of land zoned for business but features By Richard Cody Carilli said today. You're In a brief cycle where greatest assets today, but the cape wd.) wds.) classified GB/GA. the D EP has classified it GA, the OFF /AAN?/ 24 Accompany Herald Reporter >^>rtAways might open that could attribute that will really gen­ 25 City in 3 Get as 48 Auto failure town would not be allo\v.ed to have The association is raising money 25 Kind of grain This means the area has been 1II 1 kh^lp yo^'^ resources. erate good happenings is your Norway deserved 49 Wipes out (si.) for the litigation, which Mrs. Carilli ,,, Look for opportunities that sincerity in making others feel 26 Weather Now that the state Department of identified as a possible source of certain types of industry, those that 28 Picnic pest 4 Wash away 50 Inner (prefix) would discharge a pollutant into said would cost about $2,500. She have substance, not form. important. 30 Comedian Ed '5 Written forecast E nvironm ental P rotection has ground water pollution, and the long , Ti’ :LEO (July 22-Aug. U ) Words PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If 51 Cooking ground or surface waters. said her group has been receiving avowal of a 27 Northern adopted its new ground water policy term goal is to clean it up. .ry .-..of praise will be long-remem­ you are in the employ of anoth­ 34 One or more debt constellation utensils “ We will regulate it,” he said. support, and that there should be no bered by those you compliment er, put forth your best effort at for the Thames R iver Basin, the How? . 35 Corrects 6 Universal time 29 Boy (Sp.) 53 Cost problem in raising the funding. today. If someone's been nice this time. It will be noticed and word is that eastern Connecticut By closing the dump, most likely. "We would allow only those in­ errors (abbr.) 31 Story 54 Obscure She said the attorney group would )»L(i4o you lately, let him or her you could be pegged for some­ 37 Auto club Banach said there is not yet a list dustries that would not require a 7 Possessive 32 Of ships 55 Safecracker towns should start'planning around Herald photo by Cody .7 jz /know how you feel. thing better. 38 Crag pronoun discharge permit.” be going for a legal block of the town (abbr.) 58 Be beholden it. of areas that will be designated for VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) A ARIES (March 21-April 19) 39 French painter 8 Camber council's action May 17, but exactly Select activities today that are to The new policy, developed to action by the state in cleaning up the D E P has already classified sur- * kind dec^ you did for another 40 Groove (comp, wd.) 33 Group of 2 what sort of injunction is still being ’4'h‘’*'duite a while back was not demanding of your creative Western allies 59 Take (si.) protect and clean up ground water, GB/GA areas, but one should be ' face waters, and the new policy, 41 Trade 9 Aleutian Farewell Gary Sousa worked out, she said. unappreciated, as you may and artistic skills. Working with 43 Long time island 35 Measure of 60 Hawaiian was adopted last month and is completed within a year. “ Once Banach said, reaffirm s it. The new things of beauty will prove yrorld’s QraatBBt Superh^rofM^ On May 17 the council voted to set />have thought. This person 44 Upon 10 Never (contr.) type instrument destined to affect greatly affect classified, we are committing part is the comprehensive plan for could reciprocate today. pleasurable. Coventry residents turned out In large numbers Saturday to say a mill rate based on the town "’" 'tiB R A (S *pl. 23-Ocl. 23) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) future planning in municipalities, ourselves to improving the quality,” ground water protection. WHO (WOWS FRCW T nONED' 1 2 3 6 10 11 goodbye to Police Chief Gary L. Sousa, who has assumed the meeting May 14. The meeting / i i ( Things should work out rather Give priority today to matters WELL.TIMF FOR VOLTREAEW YEAH.PEEN M O V IN '^ Fred S. Banach, principal sanitary he said. The new standards also pin-point HERE, /AROUNPA LOT LATELY. ^ NAMES ? NONE O' US j US GOT... s a m e role In the town of Plainfield. Sousa, at right, thanked the rejected petitions by the taxpayers . fortunately for you today in affecting family security. You're ACE REPORTER engineer for the solid waste unit of He said local officials should be areas that would be acceptable for involvements • where friends lucky in this area and should be mmyotssN AIN'T YOU, LOOKIN' FOR AN OLP SOT NAMES>------V nothin'... 12 13 14 audience for the party thrown for him at the Arthur England es­ association calling for a referendum the DEP, said. working with the state during this discharges by industry, but these * ^participate In some manner. able to get desirable results. 6 0 INTC> HI9 NO MORE, tate on Ripley Hill Road, and the gifts he Is shown holding. on the budget. This could be social or busi­ Some of the repercussions from year to know exactly what areas are few and not in the local area. ROUTINE'-i H B N R f d W f , ANYONE KIR 15 16 17 ness KNOW the new water standards, Banach have been picked for action, and In general, Banach said, “ It’s a 6 said, could be that some towns will when. great planning document lor 18 not be able to allow certain types of The officials in towns that have municipalities. It gives the local •industry in, and may have to dumps classified as GB/GA, he said, planning and zoning people a chance GOP opposes budget action revamp their zoning. ■ shouldn’t be looking at long term to examine their land use and see if 25 26 27 31 32 33 And perhaps more importantly to advancement plans. They should be they are compatible with the D E P 17) the council, in 5-2 vote, with the the council’s setting of the mill rate. towns throughout Connnecticut, looking at alternatives. goals. By Liza Zowada Bridge Republicans opposed, set the mill 34 37 most landfulls will be phased out. “ If I was a community and I had a “ I think it offers a very good op­ Herald Reporter But both Paton and committee rate at 27.9. The move, it appears, is toward landfill I think I would call up the portunity to get newer ideas into member Suzanne Johnson, also a COVENTRY - The Republican At that town council meeting, 38 40 regional waste disposal. D EP to find out what the plan is, Planning and Zoning Commission member of the Board of Eiducation, • Coftetta Town Committee will publicly op­ and start thinking. What does this decisions, or at least an awareness council member Roberta Koontz, a said they opposed such a strong pose, in a published letter, the ac­ 41 W H A T T H E D EP tips done is really mean to me? And when will I of where they should be more Republican motioned that the stand because it might "allienate 'The tale of Mr. X lievy!» Law James Schumeister classify all land in the Thames tions taken at the May 14 town budget go to referendum. The mo­ be able to go to another site?" careful in some areas.” people.” 45 46 River Basin as to their water quali­ He said the new policy would meeting and the Town Council’s sub­ tion was voted down by the five X has a good hand. First his Banach said landfills designated But Olmstead told the committee ••,.L face lights up like a Christ­ ty. Areas of pollution or potential probably not affect residential sequent setting of the m ill rate, the Democratic members of the coun­ as Andover's probably will be "unless you support something NORTH i-lMi mas tree. Then he chortles a 49 50 .51 53 54 55 pollution, along with clean-water development of any type, unless committee voted Tuesday night. cil. A G E : _ ^ / SIZE OF BANK phased out. He said it could take politically with money you havp an 6K74 few times and finally iriis- S IG N '£ 15CE£ area, are pin-pointed there was an atypical discharge. But several committee members, SEX '- M □ F ra ACCOUNT:____ 56 57 58 59 60 61 “ years and years” for all the goals THE POSITION statement from empty motion there. What does; this VKJ10I7I3 plays it." For example, while most land in The state department has including form er council member ♦ A Mr. X might well be South to be reached, but that 20 years the committee, which will be support mean?” • NAME: ANN LEVY the Thames River Basin is scheduled a ground water workshop Robert Olmsted, wanted to see the ♦ AK in today’s hand. His face 62 63 64 seemed too distant. He talked more drafted by Mrs. Koontz, committee classified GAA or GA, meaning for local officials June 22 at the committee take what they called a Committee member William We s t e a s t didn’t light up right away. in terms of one to five years. and council member W illiam Paton somebody could drop a well and University of Hartford. stronger stand, in the form of money Jones said, “ It is time"the IDS 2 6 A Fifteen high-card points 65 66 87 and committee Chairman Donald 9i VQ942 aren’t really too much even u drink the water without worry, the THE NEW POLICY will also Congressman Toby Moffett will donated to any lawsuit against the Republican Town Committee stood when your ^rtner opens the dump in Andover, and the im ­ affect zoning, he said. If a town has town as a result of the actions of the Laferriere, and published, most 4 ja7 3 2 4 10869 4 speak. up for what they believe in.” '1 4 10 863 6974 bidding. However, when town meeting. likely, in the Broadcaster, w ill in­ clude part of Mrs. Koontz’ motion. SOUTH North’s second bid was a It took the committee almost an jump, South’s face lit up and Early in the discussion Tuesday, MS. JOHNSON SAID she iwas 6QJII6S hour and a half to decide what stand »A he jumped right back in his Olmsted told committee members also concerned that since a lawjsuit CELEBRITY CIPHER to take against the actions of the ♦ KQ own spade suit. Cetebrtty Clptierjcryptogranu are creeled from quotaliona by famous peopla. past Condos on Bolton agendo they had to “ fish or cut bait or get against the town will he bropght and preeent. Esicb M ie r In the cipher Hands tor another Jod^'schie: VequeitO. town meeting, at which a petition of 6QJ92 North Blackwooded to the 436 names calling for a referendum the hell out of the whole gam e.” from the Coventry Taxpayers slam and when the dummy He then motioned that the com­ Association that a donation niight Vulnerable: North-South hit the table South guffawed BOLTON — The Zoning Commis­ before he can build cluster housing. tabled action on its proposed mobile vote on the budget was overruled by Dealer. North Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence mittee donate $200 to any lawsuit make it appear as if the committee and said, "Looks like game, sion will deliberate and possibly act He has proposed 96 units. home regulations until the town plan the over 200 voters present. The against the town that results from and the CTA were "form ing" a Hcft North Eut South slam and rubber." tonight on Lawrence F. Fiano’s con­ But it appeared from last week’s could be consulted. budget was voted in at the meeting 1? Paso 16 Then he took his ace of THE N E X T the petitions, not being honored and coalition.” ■ MORNINJiS... “A’O KDT KS BWKFT HTKHYT troversial South Road condominium meeting that the application was in Commission member Lawrence and on the following Monday (M av Pan 3V Pan 46 hearts and led a trump to trouble because Wiedie was against 4 NT Pan 96 dum w ’s king and E ^ t’s plan. A. Converse III led the zoners to this MWK'F DKB BLVDTE KD IN The special meeting was set up at it, and other members voiced con­ (6 Pan Pan ace. Back came a second tabling action, and last week Pan last week's meeting, where a mo­ cerns that no m ajor change in heart and the laughter died reiterated similar sentiments. IJFTIJYY. ON AETJ KS J VTYATS tion was made by Vice Chairman zoning should be made without the suddenly. It didn’t matter what South played. West was Alan C. Wiedie to turn the zone completion of the town Plan. Fiano needs a 4-1 vote for his Opening lead: VS application to go through, so a 3-2 going to score the setting HABUWTV AF KDT BWJB’F SAYYTE change application down. No action The Planning Commission is at trick with his 10 of trumps. vote in favor would turn it down. was taken, except to continue discu- present working on updating the If South bad bothered to MABW OJVBADAF.” — ETJD sion. 1971 town plan, and expects a draft Topics of discussion tonight By Ofwald Jacoby think at trick two, he would and Alan Sontag Fiano needs a zone change from of it to be ready for public hearings revolve around environmental have led a diamond to OJVBAD R-1 to R-2 on the 53 acres that by next winter. studies, and the appropriateness of dummy’s ace and then The famoua playwright played a low trump from border Route 44A and South Road The Zoning Commisson recently the one change. and wit, George S. Kaufman, dummy. East would get his r once described the bridge ace, but West would never PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"A nickel ain't worth a dime anymore.’ ^ habits of a moving picture get the setting trick. Alley Oop — Yogi Berra J j tycoon by saying: “There are (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) — Dave Graue New York College can be in your future S three ways to tell when Mr. LOOK WHO'S BACK/ ALLGVf HEY, YOU DID ) EXCUSE WHAT IS IT, ) ONE O F TH' HUNTERS )...H E S A ID THEY'RE M m UIa ’b P o | k — Ed Sullivan FROM LEM, PET/ / A FINE JOB OVER THERE, / ME.YOUR SERSEANTpy OVERHEARD TUNR / FIXIN' T'SET field trip ...... again! M Y Borv.' I .. ., _./ h ig h n e s s .' TALKIN' TO HIS r| UP A COUPLE/ MILITARY M AN... j f MORE RCX/K Kit ‘n’ Carlyle The Bachelor of General Studies Program I WONT KEEP >tOU, Ot, I WAS JUST APOUr l a u n c h e r s ! — Larry Wright E A M L V -r JU S T TO SHOW IT TO HIM censored is an individualized, interdisciplinaf^'^i'ogram of part-time WONPEREP HOW WHEN SOU CAULEP .' study. It is designed for adultStudents who-am willing to PERNARP LIKEP HANG 0 4 A MINUTE"'> ^VOUR NEW PRESS. commit themselves to a leiiig.tdrm degree program and who NEW YORK (UPI) - Time Again..J F o r a group of already have an associate's degree or shtt^eiimecl credits. 5-Jtr Massachusetts high school students, strictly-censored A t the Storrs Campus o f the University of Connecticut call peek at “ raw lifestyles” of Anita Bacon, BGS counselor, at 486-4670. Applications for Greenwich Village turned Summer 1982 will be accepted until March 1 ,1 9 8 2 ... out to be “ no big deal.” You're sure of a successful The students got to see Fall '82 applications until June 1,1982. Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves very little of the famed The BGS program is also available at the Avery Point Campus Manhattan neighborhood and all other regional campuses of the sale when you advertise Tuesday during a tour WAS THAT fLOc\c o F supervised by New York University of Connecticut. FOR THE University president John M'SPAT o R y Brademas. in the Manchester Herald! But they wouldn’t have ^tR O S . seen anything at all if Extended and Continuing Education Brademas hadn’t in­ 5 [V l • f l y terceded after a West The University of Connecticut o •d?" Springfield, Mass, school committee vetoed the trip Call 643-271 1 because of alleged “ depravity” in the colorful CHILDREN’S neighborhood. Brademas. after hearing for a helpful Ad-visor w DENTIST The Born Loser of the committee’s deci­ — Art Sansom sion, personally invited the 44 students from the school OPENS NEW OFFICE Bugs Bunny — Warner Bros. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick 5toL'nt>LSP0llf/HeRElM to tour NYU’s Village- based campus. ------"^BLAzesDoes WMAT'S Arriving at the school’s BAH.'TeLEYISlON IS THE OPIATE HE 6 0 T W -L1H& UR Bobst Library, which is FREE------OF THE PEOPLE.'WHEXE ARE THE TURNEP Dr. Cathleen I. Kowalski, a pediatric den­ ^1 ’(2«XER/ WRITCTS UKE FAULKNER POWN FOR adjacent to Washington tist, specializing In the dental and oral Square Park, Brademas ANP HEAlINtSWAY ? OR HUMORISTS , FISURE \ A C U E E T care of Infants, children, teenagers and STARTEP^APPEARANCE shook each student’s hand UKETriURBERiBENCHLEY/ TAGSALESION* PERELMAN? ON'CREATIVE and extolled the Village as the handicapped, has opened a new of- ______flee at 150 North Main Street, AMERICAHS'.i "one of the great cultural T C v m HUMOR communities in history.” Manchester. She Is a Clinical Associate Professbr In the Depart­ When you place your ad In IS BASED ON He assured the students ment of Pediatric Dentistry at the University of Connecticut Health 0EPROOMS, BATKROOMS.1 Center In Farmington where she received her dental degree and ANP BOSSES! WHERE that “ regular people” lived A. M_ Tu aw u a ha 6 M oe. in the neighborhood — specialty training. ARE THE FUtSKTS OF FANCY pTilUt W^Sr» atTaiSwi “ The butcher, the baiter, the Manehoetor Herald— I VESTERVEAR?, WInthrop — Dick Cavalli the candlestick maker,” he Dr. Kowalski has been active In the community’s dental health said. programs serving as chairperson of Children's Dental Health O P P IC E P .Y ON IWSSBMNTINey I'U . *Limlt 1 Sign— Must Be Picked Up At The Herald T H A T 'S He then hosted a recep­ Month In Manchester and serving on the Manchester Health Ad­ WHAT r X W ANTlW I-lAT AB165l6NPDR\BOOK tion for the students. visory Committee. LIKE... THE JONES \ h im r a b b i t PERT SXXZBA FOR Leonard Lockwood, the Her professional affiliations and memberships Include the m . AMP -THAT J - teacher whose sociology MUNill ARRES1EP American Academy of Pedodontlcs, American Society of Den­ ’ 6AUD0T WALKED/WALKINS class of juniors and seniors tistry for Children, Association of Pediatric Dentists of Connecticut AWNOi made the trip, said the ac ro ss/V1YJ. and Manchester Memorial and Newington Children's Hospitals fManrlfPHtpr H rralJi ^ N T ONE OW tf s/ Village portion of the vjsit <(WP ■ was strictly confined to a where she Is a staff pediatric dentist. OF HIS T pyMNTiNas* im i! tour of the campus in line For consultation or appointments ^'Serving The Manehetter Area For Over 100 Year§** ( Cwst.6viaA.w m an us KB s IMPS V 5 -2 .6 with the school com­ call 649-46SS______mittee's order. r K, F'O A J MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed . M;iy 26. 1982 2b 28 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed,, May 26, 1982 Supermarket Shopper Shop Early! Hours: Daily 8-9 CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY. Sunday 9-6 Customers like BUSINESS You toll-free number Be when someone suggested By Martin Sloane Procter and Gamble is so Myths about housing ore dangerous taking customer questions Trudy Anderson of Bruel considerate of its customers.” • over the phone. Minn., opened a box of The Ms. Puccini and her staff First-time buyers with incomes of $24,000 can buy a tial mortgages, for instance, accounted for a smalli i Pampers and found that When I recently visited recognized that letters While the housing market has been buried in the the tapes kept rippinjg off its headquarters in Cincin­ new home and for eligible veterans, an annual income of proportion of total funds raised in the credit iiiark'.i.s in often omitted important in­ deepest depression since the 1930s, several dangerous the latter half of the 1970s (23.6 percent) than in the as she attempted to diaper nati, I met Dorothy Puc­ formation. By the time a $19,000 will be sufficient to quality, FHA statistics in­ Judge! myths have taken hold, particularly among middle- dicate. If you’re a first-time home buyer and you can’t 1950s (28.5 percent). her daughter. cini. manager of customer letter was received, a income would-be buyers of single family homes. They Y o u r "I decided to e^ll the services, and received an afford an average-priced home, you can afford the lower- Funds raised by the federal government and related problem product may have are not true — myths rarely are — and thev are threats M o n e y ' s agencies averaged nearly 25 percent of the total in tin toil-free number listed on insight into the "secret in- been discarded, thereby priced homes for sale today, Prine stresses. In addition the Pampers package," to you. In fact, when the housing market finally perks up to financing, factors affecting the affordability of a . later 1970s as against less than 8 percent in the 195(1'; gredient” in P&G eliminating the opportuni­ •again, these erroneous beliefs can lead you to decisions she reports, A Procter W o r t h home are: labor and materials, which represent about The “crowding out” in the money markets has been the customer relations. ty for the company to ob­ 'on mortgages and prices perilous to your interests. result of federal deficits, not overbuilding. I'line and tiamble representative Sylvia Porter half the cost of a new home, land, which represents Ms. Puccini told me that tain a sample for testing. ■ MYTH ONE: The fixed-rate, fixed-term mortgage claims. apologized and said that But asking customers to •has just ^hout disappeared, various renegotiable or about 25 percent of the cost; and size of housing unit. slie would send me a free- her department was Decreasing the size of an average 1,500-square-foot MYTH FOUR: At these interest rates and in tin started in 1941 when one phone in their questions •adjustabl^rate mortgage loans are the only mortgages economy, owning no longer provides an ecmmiiiic ad package coupon to replace was a big chance. As far as housing unit by 150 square feet can reduce the selling the one 1 had purchased, as employee was given the WALL TO WALL DISCOUNT PRICES! available. price by about $3,000. vantage over renting. sole responsibility for they knew, no other com­ REALITY: Fixed-rate, fixed-term mortgages ac­ REALITY: For a first-time homeowner, owning ; well as a postage-paid pany had ever tried it The exceptions to the above statements would be in mailer so that 1 could send answering letters from counted for about two-thirds of last year’s mortgage Ryan Homes Inc., one of the country’s largest builders high-priced markets such as New York and California home is economically advantageous compar<'d to U '' consumers. The company before, certainly no com­ DOUBLE MANUFACTURERS COUPONS (cashiers will have details) •obligations for both new and existing homes. ting so long as interest rates do not top 27 percent one ol the problem diapers pany as large as Procter of relatively inexpensive, middle-range home?. Only the and such retirement areas as Tampa, Fla. liack to the company. emphasized the use of the : That’s hardly “disappearing ” Government-insured minority balance represents renegotiable and variable- MYTH THREE: Housing has been consuming a dis­ This is based on a taxpayer in (he 32 perr cut t. mails until the early 1970s, and Gamble. I mortgages carrying fixed rates under FHA and VA bracket whose home appreciates at a 5 peicent anie it's nice to know that Should they use a toll- rate mortgages. proportionate part of available credit in the U.S. 'programs accounted for about 18 percent of the total MYTH TWO: First-time home buyers are priced out economy, to the disadvantage of the reindustrialization rate and who sells it after 12 years F.ven assuming ' free number? Would ad­ •dollar volume of mortgage originations during 1981, ac- LET US REMEMBER THOSE WHO GAVE! of the market altogether. Only 10 percent of less of U.S. of American industry. appreciation, Prine figures ownership is superior to i ■ ditional customer-service Icording to the Department of Housing and Urban ting as long as mortgage rates do not excec'l 20 pen ■ 2 families can afford to purchase a new home. REALTY: Recently, housing has not consumed as representatives be needed? ‘Development (HUD). His calculations bear out his statements — and expl What would happen to the — MEMORIAL DAY — REALITY: The vast majority of the U.S. population much of total credit in the United States as it has ; Conventional fixed-rate, fixed-term mortgages are es- lives in areas of the United States where 50 percent of traditionally. American industry’s failure to rein­ why we are a nation of middle-class homonwi company's telephone bill? On this solemn day of memorial tribute, let ue give pause in remem­ .timated at 70 percent of new mortgages advanced by Clip ‘n’ file refund households can afford a starter home. dustrialize has been the result of other causes. Residen­ beyond any other in the Western world All these things were brance of all those members of our armed forces who died in the service .thrift institutions, says Malcolm M. Prine, chairman of Beverages (File 8) considered, but the poten­ Clip out Ihis file and keep it with similar cash-off tial benefits of closer con­ of our nation. For their gallant efforts in the preservation of our coupons - beverage refund offers with beverage tact with customers had cherished land, let us honor them and never forget them.______P rim e R a te great appeal. In the end, State housing starts 6 coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed cut gets Primet rate proofs ol piircha.se while looking for the required'' someone used a familiar refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers P&G phase: "Let’s test $ 119 and magazines, and when trading with friends. it!” drop to all-time low Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ In February 1974, the C&C COLA...... >, frowns try Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. first package of Duncan iboth smile The lollowing refund offers are worth $7.04. This Hines Brownie Mix WISHBONE 19 HARTFORD (UPI) - The state "It's still not good." said (imiL appeared on the super­ 5 9 H Department of Housing says housing Oickle, a planner w'ilh the huusiii, week s refund offers have a total'value of $23.23. SALAD DRESSINGS...... ;By United Press International Street. The Dow Jones industrial SrOAR-l-’REE BARRELHEAD ROOT BEER. market shelves bearing a average, which jumped nearly 5 points at starts in April dropped further below the department. "There (hfosn't seem to 1 Receive a $1 coupon for Sugar-Free Barrelhead special "800” toll-free SWEET FILE • The nation’s second-largest bank the outset, fell 1.81 points to 834.57, after 18 pace of last year’s all-time low perfor­ any surge forward and ther(' ' Root Beer. Send the required refund form and the number for customers who : dropped its prime lending rate one-half rising two straight sessions. mance. negativism in key counties ’ body labels, neck labels or cap liners from two 2- had questions. BATHROOM TISSUE...... (percent to 16 percent, bringing smiles to On Capitol Hill, the Democratic- The Housing department reported 752 Overall this year, only New Havi liter bottles, two multi-packs or four family-size "W e heard lots of ;the White House. But on Wall Street, dominated House struck down a conser­ starts in April, oft 11.7 percent from the County has shown any improveme ' bottles Expires Sept. 30, 1982. questions,” recalls Ms. SWEET LIFE $ 119 1 ■ frowns of skepticism remained. vative Republican proposal to balance previous month. The total was 26.3 per­ from 1981 Declines have ranged from SUGAR-FREE CANADA DRY GINGER ALE. Puccini. "Although we' DRINKS ■ Citibank’s decision Tuesday to drop the budget in 1983 by slashing spending cent below the strong showing of April percent in Litchfield County to 45 9 pe PEANUT B U H ER ...... Receive a $1 coupon for Sugar-Free Canada Dry thought that many of them (the rate it charges its best conwrate for all non-military programs and began 1981. cent in New London County Ginger Ale Send the required refund form and the would involve problems, ( customers was the first reduction in the debating three major alternatives. Statistics released Tuesday indicated a we were surprised to find In Fairfield Comity, which iioim.ill body labels, neck labels or cap liners from two 2- J prime rate by a major bank since late Rep. John Rousselot, R-Calif., who 15 poor performance in nearly every dominates the state in housing start; liter bottles, two multi-packs or four family-size that most were requests ; February. authored the defeated plan, said interest Connecticut county for the month. figures are down 33 3 percent Ihis year for additional information bottles Expires Sept. 30, 1982. 1 - Treasury Secretary Donald Regan told rates would fall sharply if Congress Figures for the first four months of Oickle said it was difticiilt to forera.M CELESTIAL SEASONINGS Refund Offer. on how to best use the PEPSI ( reporters the move could be a good sign passed a balanced budget. 14 1982 were running 18.4 percent behind the product.” how the market would perlorm by Hu Receive a $1 refund and a free sample of one herb ( for the U.S. economy and interest rates Right in the middle of the budget bat­ pace of last year, when the number of end of the year because it wds tied s tea Send the required refund form and two top pan­ The rest is P&G history. ; should continue their downward trend in tle, the administration asked Congress to housing starts statewide reached its By 1979, all of the com­ 13 strongly to one, unpredictable fai t"' els from any packages of Celestial Seasonings herb COLA ; the months ahead. raise the national debt ceiling to a record J ASOND JFMAM lowest point since statistics were first interest rates tea. Expires March 1, 1983. pany’s divisions had tested < But no other major banks immediately $1,275 trillion, about $196 billion more kept in the 1940s. the toll-free telephone 1981 1982 Litchfield County was alone among the "Who knows’’ II you get thus' INSTANT HIGH POINT $1 Coupon Offer. : followed Citibank’s move, and some than the current limit, so the govern­ mortgage rates down a tew points, y Receive a $1 coupon for Instant High Point. Send number on their packages. 2 Liter Bottle * analysts suggested further declines may ment can continue to pay its bills. state’s eight counties in showing an im­ The test was declared a could quickly turn this market aroutul the required refund form and the entire label from CAIN’S ; hinge on Congress’ approving a deficit- The nation’s automakers Tuesday provement compared to last April. But success. $ 1 2 9 reported a 12.2 percent hike in sales for its number of starts represented less believe there are enough proposals i ea the special l-ounce trial size of Instant High Point. ' cutting budget. CITIBANK LOWERS PRIME RATE TO 16% to go that have come tin "iigh Ih it just ' ’ In that year, Procter and MAYONNAISE. ..ql.|«r JL ( The banks’ reluctance to line up behind the middle of May — their second than to percent of the state total, making Expires Aug 15, 1982. . . . bank stands alone bn cut there, " Oickle said LIPTON $1 Coupon Offer. Receive a $1 coupon for Gamble had 160,000 “con­ ( Citibank halted an early rally on Wall straight increase. ( the modest gain negligible. twii boxes of Lipton Herbal Tea. Send the required tacts” with customers, refund form and two box tops (with price spots) either by mail or phone. VIVA TOWELS s s * SWEET LIFE from different varieties of Lipton Herbal Tea. Over the next two years, Expires Dec. 31. 1982. the toll-free telephone HUNTS WVERTISING NESTLE HOT COCOA MIX Offer. Receive a $1 number was placed on all BATHROOM TISSUE jumomsiiiG of the co m p a n y ’s . 14 oz. bot. 2 / 5 1 “ reliind Send the required refund form and the KETCHUP ...... 8 roll pack RATES prool-ol-purchase seals from any two packages of packaging. By the end of A ,Nestle Hot Cocoa Mix Expires Aug. 31, 1982. 1981, customer contacts Classified 643'2711 had grown to more than 3 Breast Qtrs. 22— Condominiums Minimum Charge WELCH'S Popcorn Party Offer. Receive a 75- PERDUE 35— Heating-Plumbing 4 6 - Sporting Goods 58— MiSC for Rent 500.000 a year — of which 12:00 noon the EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 15 Words cent (oupoii for any brand of unpopped popcorn. 3 Leg Qtrs. NOTfSE 24— Lots-Land tor Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59*-Home3/Apls to Sh^e 46—Antiques 300.000 were telephone day before'publication. 13— Help Wanted IS —Investment Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage Send the required refund form and the net-weight I —L o tt and Found 49— Wanted to Buy E-CON-O-PACK 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 38— Services .yvented AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY statements from three 40-ounce or larger bottles of calls such as the one from 3 Giblet Packs Z^Parsonalt 50— Produce 3—-Announcements 15— Situation Wanted 27— Resort Properly Trudy Anderson about 26—Peal Estate Wanted Welch's Purple or White Grape .Juice. Expires Dec. Deadline for Saturday Is S—Auctions 61 —A utos lo r Sale 31. 1982 Pampers. MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 62 -T ru c k s lo r Sate 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 63—Heavy Equipment for Sale 1 DAY 14(t Other companies are EDUCATION 40— Houseboid Goods 52— Rooms for Rent Here s a refund form to write for: Duracell $1 CHICKEN 5 8 * lb. day’s deadllrie Is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 64 - Motorcycles-Bicycles testing toll-free numbers. IB—Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments lor Rent 3 DAYS 13(t Refund Offer. P.O. Box NB259, El Paso, Texas 54— Homes lor Rent 65 -Campers-Traiiers Mobile Y FINANCIAL 19— Schools-Classet 31— Services Offered 42— Buildihg Supplies Friday. H om es Let’s hope they will follow PERDUE 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 55— Oftices-Stores for Rent 79977 Send a sfamped, self-addressed envelope 6—Mortgagtt Loans 66 —Automotive Service 6 DAYS 12(t; in P&G’s footsteps. If only 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent w ith your request for this refund form. This offer Phoria 643-2711 9~Personai Loans * 67 —Autos for Rent-Lease CHICKEN BREAST .. . lb. 34— Poofing-Siding 45— Goals & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 26 DAYS 11(t expires Aug! 1, 1982. more companies would *1.28 lO^lnturance REAL ESTATE realize that good customer PERDUE relations is good business! PIC & SAVE COUPON CHICKEN LEGS...... lb. 68« Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 ly Kina Personals 2 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 •••••••••••••••• •••••••••••4•••••••••••• MEATY Any Kind eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••••••••••••••••••••••• 09 990 9 0 •• • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••• Some safety tips on night driving PLEASE READ MATURE AND Responsi­ LEGAL SECRETARY CHICKEN WINGS .... 6 8 « HAIIMBURG OFF YOUR AD WORK AT HOME jobs EQUAL TO THE ble person for permanent Experienced only Coven­ SOI'THKIELD, Mich. (UPI) - Some Don’t look right at the lights of on­ 3 lbs. or More HAPPINESS IS: available! Substantial ear­ NURSES AIDES full or part time work. try Full time. Sem' coming cars, which will cause your eyes nings possible, call 504-641- AH Shifts ( m i i N G E ... TEACHERS! salely tips on nighttime driving, from Valid thru May 29______LU 34 Some retail experience resume to P.O Box 48f the Automotive Information Council: to change focus; instead look to the right USDA Choice Beef Underbiade ClasMItiMi ads ars taken Bringing a bouquet of 8003, extension 494, for in­ Call Mrs. Blain - necessary. Pleasant formation. Coventry, 06238 , Sit in the car for a minute or two of the lane marker or at the shoulder ta tia rliis pRona a t a coiii- flowers or a plant to Dir. of Nurses THE working conditions in Low pay and dull summers vanlaiiMi. The Harald to elementary school on modern pharmacy. Apply can be turned Into an exciting beiore starting off to permit your eyes to markings. PART TIME. Your 646-0120 and very rewarding second adjust to the darkness. CHUCK irssponsRila tor only one FrI., May 28th to be Msnchestsr Manor CONNECTICUT in person to Manager, career opportunity Just 2 to 6 SHORT RIRS '.Incorrhct Insartion and telephone and our Liggett Rexall, 3 lbs. or mors used for Memorial Day customers tum'Spare time Nursing Home hours per day of intensive ef­ SUPERINTENDENT than only to tha tlza of into super earnings. 528- 385 West Center St. ARMY MTIONIU. GUARD Manchester Parkade. fort this summer will set the decorations In Center stage for a life-time ol finan­ resident (or eondominiitr S TEA K * lb. Valid thru May 29 the original Insertion. 6631. Manchester com plex in V ernon Errors which do not Park. MECHANIC WITH cial security and recognition U.S.D.A. CHOICE CUT FROM SHOULDER . a M A knowledge of front end, Call for appintment - 5 to 6 General maintenanc PIC & SAVE COUPON tossan the iraluo of the ASSEMBLERS AND COIL INFANTRY!!! pm - 742-9435. responsibilities. Excellen' LONDON BROIL ...... h,.* Z .Z 0 TEACHERS - Are you brakes and tune-up. Apply U.S.D.A. BONELESS 4 1 A advorltoanwni -twill not Winders - female opportunity for retired con Announe»mtnt$ 3 preferred. Finger dexteri­ tired of working too hard at Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 TOP BLADE S T E A K ...... ib. * Z . ZBUTTERBALL O bo coreKlod by. an od- ff YOU TURK YOU ARE Main Street. Manchester. pie. Apartment and salai i SAFETY iHtlonal Insartloh. •••••••••••••••••••••••• ty necessary. Experience for too little and not even References. Call 647 3693 EXTRA LEAN K f l TOWN NEIGHBORHOOD not necessary - will train. being appreciated? Your PART TIME Bookkeeper ■ EQUAL TO THE BABYSITTER needed in CHUCK KA-BOBS ...... ib. * Z . D O TURKEYS THEATRE presents Neil instructional and 20 hours per week. Apply at PART TIME Late nights U.S.D.A. CHOICE — BONE IN M M Valid thru May 29 LU36 Simon’s Plaza Suite. June organizational skills make my home (possible live- Watkins Piano & Organ, CHALLENGE in). Minimum 40 hours per and weekends Good mall; SIRLOIN STEAK ib ’Z.OO 4th, 5th and 6th, at 8:15 you the perfect candidate 935 Main Street, rear. 643- aptitude and register U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS . a M g k p.m. Tickets - $3.00 adults, for a rewarding ccareer in week. Good references, 5171.______PIC & SAVE COUPON YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR: own transportation. Bolton experience helpful Mu.sl SIRLOIN STEAK ib.*3.48 $2.00 children and senior real estate. Call EM Gor­ like to work with the public 2 WAITRESSES NEEDED area. 643-7263 after 5 p.m. I t ’s important to you. citizens. 'Tolland Middle man to discuss the first PART TIME - 11:30 p.m.- - will train Apply in persnn ANY liimrliwtrt School Auditorium, Old four days per week at local step toward a more 7:30 a.m. Telephone, DAIRY downtown restaurant. SCIENCE-TEACHER - between 2 and 5 Tuesd.'ii Which is why at Moriarty Brothers, Post Road, Tolland, 646- satisfying future. Eld. Gor­ *4 2 J)0 0 operator. No experience Friday, Subway, 288 Outer PORK ROAST DFF 5227. Experienced preferred. man Associates, Realtors Half time to teach 9th necessary - will train. Call LU37 Only serious applicants SMMr grade Science. Call Bolton Street (across from we make a point of checking your car Valid thru May 29 Edwards Answering Ser­ Moriarty Brotiiers.l HOOD'S need apply, between 3 and High School, 643-2768 for an vice, 646-5081. when you come in during the day for gas. Help MTanled 13 s5 pm - Fanl’s Kitchen, 1015 CLERK - Board of Ekluca- application. PIC & SAVE COUPON ^ in Street, Manchester. tion - take minutes at all SUPERINTENDENT - IINDERCOVEHWEAR - board meetings - $5.IW per ■NNS PART TIME Days - no Hard working, previous As seen on Phil Donahue! ICEGISAM Vi gal. Any Ib. package hour. Contact Tolland experience necessary, will experience required for 120 Learn how easy it is I 6 train. Call Edwards If your tires are low, w e’ll tell you. Board of Education, 875- MD STILL PRESERVE units. Rent $1M per month, earn large profits a' PARKAY or LAND O LAKES OLEO...... 1 lb. pks. qtrt. X Mr SIM FRANKFURTS DFF □ NOTICES 9682. Position to start May Answering Service, 646- $4 .50 per hour. Send exciting home lingere pat MAZOLA CORN OIL MARQARINE...... 1 lb. pkg. q tri. T* a 26th, E.O.E. 5081. resume to Fountain ties! Telephone 649-7265 W hen we lift the hood, w e’ll inspect your SWEET LIFE BUTTER...... 11b. q tri. SIM Valid thru May 29 LU38 YOUR HOMETOWN »•••••••••••••••••••••*** - WANTED - Village, 175-A Downey MOSER FARMS ORANOE JUICE...... 'A Sil- I Loel end Pound 1 ELECTRICAL TRAINEES fanbelt while we check the oil. MOSER FARMS 'A + 'A ...... pM. < PART "HME COOK - for Drive, Manchester. Rake in the extra money j PART TIME summer day care LIFESTYLE - 17-25. HS grad. Openings PIC & SAVE COUPON t LOST: GRAY Long haired in all aspects of elec. work. JOB INFORMATION. you can make by selling nn FROZEN longer-needed items with a li Persian cat. Blue collar. MVEST ONE WEEKEND Bonuses. Interested? Call Dallas, Houston, Overseas, If w e’ve been here 40 years, it’s only BIRDSEYE Any Ib. package Pearl Street Manchester. HELP Collect 9 am - 1 pm (203) Alaska. Excellent income low-cost, fast-acting J REWARD. 'Telephone 649- (MUST BE 18 VR8. OR OVER 529-6999. potential. (312) 741-9780 Classified Ad, because w e’ve taken good care of you. BACDN DFF ; 9607 after 6 p.m. AMONTH AM) Ext. 822. Phone call refun­ t , ■ II ■■ CALL SEAMEN/DECK HANDS Trust us for fine cars and service. COOL WHIP Valid thru May 29 LU39 647-9947 SUBSTITUTE Teacher for TWO WEEKS DURMG dable. Soz. .« LOST - Part female A K FDR JOHN ... day care. Pre-school and WANTED 17-25. HS grad, BIQ WALLVAL1»>I ^ WHOLE STRAWBBRKieS...... 12 oz. '] Schanuier. Black/brown 8 school age children. will train. No exper. nec. RECEPTIONIST - good □ REAL ESTATE PIC & SAVE COUPON aatwaan »;30~a.m. and litOO a.m._ THESUMMER HOODJDttM. . .. 12 count pkg. ;! with Bolton Ucense ta |. Experience necessary. Good pay/travel. Call typing and transcription •••••••••••••••••••••••• BEALTf.TEST 8T T¥TWIN POPS '( Reward. Please call 646- CaU MELC - 647-9669. Collect 9 am - 1 pm (203) skills required. Insurance BIRDSEYE BROCCOU BPEARB , n«w 20 oz. box Sl.li FOR THE 5296999. agency experience helpful. HomM For Solo 23 BIRDS EYE ORANGE PLUS...... 12 oz. * Any Package '• ■ ’ ■ 99999999999099999999999» NEED EXTRA MONEY? BESTPART-TWE Many benefits. CaU 522- DFF IMPOUNDED • Female S P ilR T T IM E Then Olin Mills is for you! MEDICAL LABORATORY 0333 for appointment. MANCHESTER - Im­ PRODUCE KIELBASA -years, mixed'breed, maculate four bedroom Valid thru May 29 LU40 Part time telrahone sales JOBM AMERICA! needs part time . brown/bladc, Scott Drive. EVENINGS day or night. Contact Jim Phlebotomist. Must be PART TIME Lunch Colonial with beautiful aw MORIARTY BROTHERS / FRESH CRISP. 1 Call Manchester Dog at m 4 m , Monday thru experienced and have own employees Monday- nine covered patio and at­ PIC & SAVE C O U P O N j Warden, InMMiHna *«» f1Me»hene o ^ FMday. EOE. car. Please call Ms. Davis Frlaay. No experience tached garage. $87,000. Ed CALL or Dr. Vincent at 203-658- necessary, we will train. Gorman Associates, 646 In Our Sarvloa Oall tn m our ne4 ottica. Good votes • mu«t. 4040. CUKES :l Peraonafs 3 Salary, commlaalona, and pteaaanljworklng INSURANCE AGENCY 6032. Ideal for the housewife. 11b or mors •••••••••••••••••••••••* Earn extra money while fKtHumtM...... ; ,v - ^ ...... B for $1 j n condHtena. Work from 6 pm to 9 pm and seeks mature, part time SGT. JOHN HORN MANCHESTER-Owner '• RUSSELL’S HAIR employee, afternoons, NURSE - Registered the children are in school. extra eare CRISP FRESH CELIRY HEAIITS...... S 8 * BAKED -: STYLING ft BARBER Saturday mominB' Nurse for Coventry High Summers off if needed. Financing, 4 BR, Colonial, SHOP' 196 Spruce Stoeet. Monday thru Friday 1 to 5. 2 1/2-Bath, 4 car garages, FANCY ASPARA8US...... |b .| Trolng, filing, telephone 649-94S4 School beginning in Clean, pleasant surroun­ TURKEY BREAST DFF ( Unisex Service. Enhance Call Mr. Taylor September, 1982. Call Dr. dings. Apply in person: great location. $83,900. SNO-WHiraCAUUFLOWBR ...... hM d M a M and answering service. Century 21 Lindsey Real LU 41 ; your Imaget Ipok gotjd- 647^8946 Must have car. CaU 646- Donald Nlcoletti’s office at Dairy Queen, 242 Broad FANCY SUMWER SQUASH...... |b. JO* '• feel great! AppointmenU, 3078 afternoons 1-800442-2271 742-8913. Street. EsUte 649-4000. a M M «6. ^ 3?. i ;.*:

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30 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed.. May 26, 1982 ••••••••••••• ••••••{j|.««««***«*«******* ...... S o t o Antiquaa, 42 23 Homaa For Safa 2 3 Homaa For Safa 23 Rooting 24 ArtHilt tor 41 HanMa foF Sal9 •> 2 3 Homsa For Safa 2 3 Homaa For Safa ••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••*********; ...... RO O FING - College stu­ OIL TANK 275 gallon, WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ dent with five years ^5.00. A fter 4pm telephone niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil experience. Quality work 647-9571. Paintings, or Antique PRE-CONSTRUCTION items. R. Harrison - at reasonable prices. Free TAQ SALE SIGNS estiihates. 875-1023. 200 FT. OF Painted'white Telephone 643-8709. Lu d a ll fence, three rail, four ft. Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to an­ MANCHESTER^ high. $75.00. Teiephone 646- Wanted t o Buy 49 ' u ^ ^ W i HaaRng-Plumblttg 3 8 nounce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, W oods WANTED? Hosi aflach- AFFORDABLE A LEAF SHREDDER ment for General Electric you’ll receive ONETAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. T, grinder MTD, 5 H.P. -. upright vacuum cleaner M&M Plumbing and excellent condition. $150.14 model AVF801. Telephone HOME Heating, Manchester. 649- Erdoni Road, Columbia, 643-8645. ★ Priced from 2871. Small repairs, 2284)771. IREE remodeling, heating, CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER *63,900 baths, kitchens and water SWIMMING POOL * RENTALS heaters. Free estimates! ★ 13V 2 % f i x e d Distributor needs •••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••'•••••• homesites to display new •••••••••••••••••••••*** •••••••••••••••••••••••• Len Auster. Herald Roomo for Rent 52 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••.*• Trucks for Sate 62- RATE/CHFA Hou$0 hotd G o o d s 40 above nound models, 19 x •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••## V - _ Ad Ass#n* JTAr Smim 6 1 A u t o s For Sale 61 4ulos For Sale 61 ••••••#•••••••••••••••** sportswriter, keeps you in­ 31 ft. w th fence, filter, sun Auto Ports For Sale 6 0 Auto Porta For Bala 20 f ...... , ® I ...... •••••••••••••••••••••*** •••••••••••••••••••••••• ★ YANKEE MAC M A N C H E S T E R - N ic e • FORD 1976 Window Van - formed about the local USED deck. Only $978 room with kitchen , HONDA, Accord new right sports world Read the REFRIGERATORS, COMPLETE. Offer ...... * ...... CAD ILLAC - 1976 - Coupe PUBLIC AUCTION ■■‘ '4 Ion, V8, PS, PB, Air, 14V 4 % privileges. Gentleman - fron t fen d er, $45,00. latest in his "'rhoughts WASHERS, RANGES - limited! Call now! 203-964- D e V ille - 72,000 m iles. MORIARTV BR Telephone 646-0778. cruise, heavy duty trailer ★ f ix e d PAYMENT preferred. $50.00 weekly. Japanese Parts Connection Good condition. $2700 or Jun« 1, 1882 hitch, full carpet. No rust. Apl.ENty.' regularly in Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 5642. V/ B;00 a.m. Security. Telephone 643- Best offer. Telephone 742- Recently purchased in The Manchestc'r Herald 13V 4 % & Service. Low prices! 30-50% discount rmnirth B lb. W13C2n732ll 1975 VW Bug - 53,000 miles, 1878. 6800 - Keep trying. 315 Center St., Manchester B lb. D1H1U396 California. Excellent B.D. Pearl & Son, 619 Main ELECTRIC SEWING Dateun-Honda-Toyota Wp Mean A Lot To AM-FM radio, air- Machine with cabinet, recreation vehicle in Street. 643-2171. ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING Honda ThfaWraaktSpac/afa A Lot of Pfopic" 380 New Slala Road conditioning, heat, no rust, Lvdall W'oods in n Manchester community of affordable single family homes $35.00. 5,000 B T U air- 1971 C H E V R O LE T Con- Manchatlar new radials. $2,950 . 643- exceptional condition. Call Cool Scuffs room for gentleman. 644-2784 after 6 p.m. DOUBLE HUNG Windows conditioner, $100.00. 15 en­ Private entrance, shower, Oil Filters 73-82 ...... $2.00-2.25 cours wagon. Posi- 2913. ______tractlon, trailering axle, with casings, storms, cyclopedia books, $15.00. bath, free parking. Apply Air Filters Civic 78 79 1972 P IN T O 1600, four Lydall Woods single family homes provide the e^nom y of screens, one 30” by 48” . 649-5875. roof rack, 350 V8, pow er- speed, standard, $500 or 1973 DODGE Polara, two Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 at 195 Spruce Street. Accord 78-78 ...... $3-75 attached homes with the freedom of single family living in One 38” by 36” . $30.00 steering, automatic, radio, M E R C S . .STY best offer. Telephone 649- door hardtop. Low rear defogger, more. MOTORCYCLE each. Telephone 644-1950. COUNTER TOP Range, MANCHESTER- Center Fuel Filters 7313. mileage, very good condi­ groups of four. Each home.is on its own lot and like single $15.00. Telephone 646-5847. Accord, Preluds 7 9 ...... $1.85 Original owner. 643-2880. LINCOLN tion. $1,350. 875-2714. INSURANCE - Lowest Street. $50.00 weekly. Two Rates Available! Many op­ family homes there are no common charges to add to your APARTMENT size elec­ weeks security. N.G.K. Spark Plugs...... • 1976 TRANS AM with ” T” 1967 OLDS CUTLASS 330, tions. Call: Clarice or tric stove, excellent condi­ OUTDOOR FLOWERING References required. roof, marant stereo, power JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS monthly costs. Lydall Woods is nestled in 63 beautiful VS, rebuilt transmission, Joan. Clarke Insurance tion, $80. Sears cold spot Bushes, perennials, rose of Gentleman preferred. Call CALL 646-1632 atter 5 p.m. windows and other extras. from $35. Available at local tires, other good parts. Agency 643-1126. wooded acres, which *by deed restriction will remain forever AN EXPANDABLE refrigerator, excellent con­ Sharon, ground covers, 644-0019. ______Deafers Waleomod Asking $3500, Telephone Gov’t auctions. For direc­ surrounded by scenic forest land and gentle brooks. 2 BEDROOM HOME THAT dition, $150. Call 649-7178 sedium. Also - four kitchen $450. o r best offer. 647-0000 days; 646-7470 tory call 805-687-6000 Ext. GROWS WITH YOUR NEEDS.. after 4 pm. chairs. Telephone 649-6486. Evenings 643-1911. evenings. 8573. Call refundable. MOTORCYCLE TOLLAND - Large room, Raaort Property For R e s o r t Property For INSURANCE - For all vour for rent. . .Ivitchen Cr Rant 5 6 Rant 5 8 TOYOTA 1980 Corolla, two motorcycle needs, call us. SOFA - Three cushion - FRIGIDAIRE FREEZER privileges. Call after 6:30’ 1979 CHEVROLET Malibu I— Directions------door, mint condition, must BANK Competitive rates. Friend­ modern design - black, - chest type - 14 cubic ft. p.m., 875-4781. \SKCUinilCll/IS£\ Classic sport coupe - V8, From Hartford I-86 to exit 95 at Vernon Circle left under under­ brown and white floral good condition. $99.00. Call TWO BEDROOM Cottage - COTTAGE FOR Rent - sell. 64^5573 after 5 pm. automatic, power steering, REPOSSESSIONS ly service. Fine com­ pass right at Circle on Rt. 30 past K-Mart, right at light on Dob­ BLANCHARD & ROSSEHOy Inc. pattern. $80.00 Call 646- 649-6855 after 3 p.m. Hampton Beach, New Charlestown, Rhode brakes, AM-FM radio, air- panies. Ask for Janet or ROOM FOR Gentleman - ! Hampshire. Walk to Island. Call Carolyn, at 649- son Rd.- as It continues to Lake St. At RIsley Pond on Lake St., 3067. 1976 PLYMOUTH Fury, conditioning, vinyl roof, fo r sale Judy. Crockett Agency, R e a lto r s ...... 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 Parking. Kitchen • everything. $300 weekly. 4578 or 649-9994. turn right onto Lydall St., 700' to Lydall Woods on yOur right. JEEPS - Government two door sport coupe. Low defogger, more. 643-2880. 1977 FORD T-Bird 643-1577. privileges. Air con- ' CaU 871-2117...... G.E. REFRIGERATOR Surplus listed for $3,196.00 - mileage, very good condi­ Fully ditioning. Washer-dryers^ Don’t store things you FOR SALE: 26-inch girls 3- 16 cubic ft., G.E. wall oven ' Sold for $44.00. For Info refrigerator/freezer, etc’. ’ 61 tion. $2,250. 875-2714. 1 9 8 1 CAPRIS equipped Autoa*Forsale 61 A u t o s For Sale can’t use. Sell them fast speed bike. Like new. an d s e r v i c e p l a t e . (312 ) 931-1961 Ext. 2340. Phone 643-5600, kalauMlIc, fie, »••»' Excellent con­ with a hard-working Extras included. $50.00. E. HTFD.-"Reduced Sylvia Porter tells how to get "Your Money’s Worth” Excellent condition. ------aa, law mllas, vaar dition. $4,000. Telephone 649-9912. LENSES FOR Mamiya - Call after 5 p.m. 742-9515. $5,600.” Raised ranch, 3/4 - daily on the business page in The Manchester Herald. Servicea Ottered 31 Apertmenta for Rent S 3 ck a k a Classified Ad! The above can bee seen at □ BUSINESS C330, 250mm F6.3 Br, Ig Family Room, t the SUZUKI 1974 RV-125CC. Fieldstone F.P., extras. and SERVICES EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ telephoto and 55mm F4.5 M ANCHESTER- One and wide angle. Both like new. * 6 8 9 5 Savings Bank of Suitable for trail or road. $89,900. Century 21 Lindsey Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 ting, driveway sealing, two bedroom apartments $130 each. Call 644-2784 M a n ch ester 1100 original miles. Asking R. Estate, 649-4000. experienced. College available. Centrally, Services Offered 31 MAYTAG WASHER - four after 6 p.m. (QO\LnY_ 79RERC. *3195 , 923 Main Street $400. Call 644-2784 after 6 located on busline neaf- Bobcat, 4-speed. Nicely senior, references. Call years old, $75.00; older p.m. shopping center anal eq u ip p iK l. REWEAVING BURN P e te r Krupp, 643-0468. dryer $40.00; old black ARTHRITIS - electric schools. For further detaiU- HOLES. Zippps, um­ Free estimates. drop leaf table $100.00; old 81 RENAULT 18i 1976 HONDA GHOOO - full chair lift for relief of pain call 649-7157. ■; S r 4 brellas repaired. Window refrigerator, free. Call 649- dress, excellent condition. to sit and stand, people WAGON *59951 WANTED: JUNK And late shades, Venetian blinds. 3210. A /C , A/T. Low miles. After 6 p.m. Call 649-9113. with knee, legs, Parkin­ M ANCH ESTER - Newly irs model wrecks. Cash paid. JU ve Keys. TV FOR RENT. son's, back and heart 77 CONTINENTAL FRIGIDAIRE - Electric decorated one bedroom USED CARS Call Parker Street Used Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. ATTICS, GARAGES, priroblems. Wonderful help range, $75.00; used double apartment. Access to shope! Loa^d *4995 Auto Parts, Inc., 649-3391. 649-5221. CELLARS CLEANED - lift - seen anytimeaytii - Come Manchester Honda has a selection ol quality recon­ BOUGHT PUBLIC NOTICE sink, single sink, bath tub ping centers, buslines amf' SOCAPM *5195 BIII’b Auto Parts Light trucking. All types of try it. 446 We West Middle schools. For further details! ditioned automobiles for your driving pleaaure. 4-8peed. AM/FM 62 to BRICK, BLOCK, STONE -‘ and toilet. Best offer. 648- TOLLAND Trucks lor Sale brush and trash removed. Turnpike, Apt. 38. please call 528-4196 cassette. Real sharp. Bus and Taxi REALTORS Concrete. (Chimney 4574, 747-5201. Call 643-1947. between 9 and 5 pm or; VAN GMC - 1973 standard. Operators Repairs. ‘‘No Job Too NYLE GREEN gown, size 81XR-7 *7895 |b 7M231 649467$ after 5 pm and weekends^ Mercury Cougar, under 10. First cash over $700 . 647- The Manchester Associa­ C-345 Gnoup 1: A select association of R E A t r o n S serving the grev$ter Small. Call David 643-8996. Articlaa lor Sale 41 8. $40.00. Can be seen 649-7157. 1000 mries. air. PS. stereo 9613 Bruce; work 646-9941 tion for Retarded Citizens, Manchester AftA w ith m ore advertising expertise. PIANO TUNING and 1979 1970 CHEVELLE Malibu - •••••••••••••••••••••••• between 5 and 7 p^.m. at 426 Choice pi two Inc., is applying for a Crochet those comfy »mp.$ci .$nd efficiency for both buyers And s e lle r s . C & M Tree Service, Free repair. Call Susan Akmen- Excellent running condi­ Bea. capital grant under Section West Middle Turnpike, 118 MAIN STREET - Thre4. scuffs from plastic strips estimates. Discount senior tin at 228-3552. tio n . A s k in g $1000. \l6rb) ft) of the Urban Apt. 53. room heated apartmei^ - MAZDA RX-7 2 cut from a trash hap and Telephone 649-2285 after \Mass Transportation Act a Size J hook. Fun to citizens. Company Hot water, no appliances*' Autos For Sale WOODLAND MANOR CONDOMINIUMS Manchester owned and 4:30 p.m. W 1964, as amended to a wear at the pool or tra­ ALUMINUM SHEETS SCREENED LOAM - security. Tenant in=- vehicle to be used m U & R built 1,2, andSbedrm units feature spacious operated. Clall 646-1327. Painting-Papering 3 2 used as printing plates. .007 gravel, processed gravel, veling:. Other fun projects •••••••••••••••••••••••• su rance. 646-2426, 9-5: meeting the special in this casy-to-follow rooms, separate basements, indiv. heat, and arc thick, 23x28Mi’^. 50c each, sand, stone, and fill. For ^RINT PRINT PRINT PRIN’T weekdays. r ■ •7595 trdnsportation of the han­ leaflet include a fahrie INTERIOR PAINTING, fully applianced. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- deliveries call George ------e sncuL dicapped in Manchester. purse, picnic placemats, We invite comparison for quality and price. I S TRIO PRINTERS | over ten years experience, 2711. They MUST be picked Grilling, Andover - 742- Any interested transit or QC ^ low rates and senior citizen MANSFIELD Center p m m s E paratransit operator in the and eyeplass case. bedroom — $41,900, 2 bedroom — $51,900, and 3 o. Elm Struct H up before 11:00 a.m. only. 7886. 1978 Honda Accord ...... * 4 8 9 5 No. has full di­ discounts. 643-9980. Woodsedge apartments); 81 COUGAR proposed service area may bedroom — $56,900. t MciKhcitcr, Connecticut J Newly renovated, country­ review the proposed rections. DARK LOAM - 5 yards 1978 Honda C iv ic ...... * 3 4 9 5 4-Oooro-Savaral to SELECT TO ORDER, send $1.50 for each setting, two bedroomsi; application by contacting 0 * 2p INTERIOR/EXTERIOR delivered, $60. plus tax. choose from. pattern, plus 50C for postage and Scomplile Lint ol Otlul PrimingH T A Q S A L E S $310. Includes heat and hot- Laurie Prytko, Executive handling. Keith Real Estate 646-41261 PAINTING - Wallpapering Sand, Gravel, Stone & ^LETTERHEADS - ENVELOPESj water. Telephone 429-127(1' 1978 Chevrolet Monte Carlo...... *4 9 9 5 YOUR CHOICE Director — 1146 Main ANNE CABOT and Drywall Installation. Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. Street, Manchester, BUSINESS FORMS - TAGS = Quality professional work. TAG SALE - Rain or shine - or 233-9660. i most have A/C Tbi ManchesUf Herald SNAPOUTS (Ctrhon & NCRI h P /8 , A M -F M atareo. Connecticut 06040 — 646- i 150 Ave.' of Americas Reasonanle prices. Free Moving to apartment. Must 1978Datsun 280-Z ...... *7 1 2 5 Starting from lUSED CARS! New York, N.Y. 10036 COLUMBIA BROCHURES - CATALOGS -o GARMENT BAG for MAIN STREET - Thretf Estimates! Fully insured. reduce inventory, some Any comment should then Print Name. Address with ZIP 9,8 acres with 4 buildings. Commercial- Our An Dipinmini Olftn 3 traveling, folds canvas room heated apartment.. 1979 Honda Prelude ...... * 6 3 9 5 CODE and Style Number. a Complin Strvict Z G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. sturdy zipper with handle furniture, many be sent to the Manchester industrial zone. Owner financing. $248,- housewares, etc. M ^ 28th Hot water, appliances. No- * 5 5 9 5 Association for Retarded 1982 ALBlfM with 16-paffe Call our salesman, Bill Oal. ^ $25. 646-1617. 000. and 29th, 9-4. 14 Erdoni pets. Security, parking” 1979 Honda Civic ...... * 4 1 9 5 Citizens, Inc. with a carbon GIFT SECTION with full Phona; B430125 or 643 2266 | Road (off Lake Road) 523-7047. • 11981 Stariet, 5 spd., A-C, Maatt copy to the Connecticut directions. P rice ... $2.2"). A BIG SUMMER SALE! SIMTSW310 Department of Transporta­ BOOKS at $3.25 each (tolumbia. 1979 Toyota Corona Luxury Edition . . * 5 1 9 5 iNIUd INIUd INIUd INIUd Typewriter carrying cases BOLTON - 3 Vi rooms witlr 3-DR H/B tion, P.O. Drawer A a-12B-D0LLS-0ld and New. How ..sa to dress them; how to make them. F. J. Spilecki Realtor - Ideal for overnight bags. basement, appliances, like 5 spd., AM/FM 11981 Phoenix 5 door L /B ...... *6 5 9 5 Wethersfield. Connecticut $10.00-$20.00. Also TAG SALE - Saturday, 1979 Toyota Celica...... ‘ IIO T stereo, true 16109, ATTN: Mr. Brian Q-130 - KEEPSAKE QUILTS. 24 LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ INTERIOR AND private home. Working econ om y. pieced and appllqued designs. typewriter covers, $2.50. May 29th, 9-4. 182 Carriage Chapman, Room 214 within 643-2121 cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ E X T E R IO R Painting and single adult, married cou­ 1981 Subaru 4 x 4 ...... • • • *6595 Q-131-HEIRL00M HANOIWORK-20 Yale Typewriter Service, Drive - children’s clothes, 1980Datsun 200-S X ...... ■ • * 8 3 9 5 30 days of this notice. types of needlework skills. ages cleaned. All types Paperhanging. Ceilings ple. No children, pets. •4195 649-4986. toys, household mis­ 11980 Triumph Spitfire ...... * 5 6 9 5 03305 trash, brush removed. repaired or replaced. Free cellaneous. Lease, deposit. 643-28W. ;; MANCHESTER Picket, Split Rail, Stake estimates. Fully insured. MCCULLOCH MINI-Mac 1980 Trans Am ...... * 8 5 6 5 BEST BUY IN TOW N Fences installed. 528-0670. References. Martin M ANCHESTER - modent N O T IC E 14” chain saw, $80.00 or BOOK CLEARANCE - 7 Room Classic Colonial. Newer kitchen, roof. Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., six room duplex - IVi baths; SMALL 1980 LeMans Wagon ...... *5 6 9 5 P U B L IC HEARING best offer. AMF tricycle - Hard cover, paperback 50c Fireplaced living room. 2 car garage, new wall to I LICENSED DAY CARE 649-4431. to $1.00. Rea's In Mall. 811 appliances, no pets. $525 BOARD OF DIRECTORS’" wall in living room and dining room. Convenient I good condition, $15.00. CARS HOME - Will watch your monthly. Available June 1979 Corona 4 dr. A /C ...... * 5 4 9 5 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT and desirable area. Owner wants offer. Asking') Telephone 649-3987. Main, across from Singer. Connecticut’* I child or infant days. Call 15th. 645-2107. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors. Town of Manchester. $67.^. HOWROYD-ZUCCARO 1979 Celica GT Coupe ...... — * 5 6 9 5 646-0262. Largest Honda Dealer I _____ *3895 Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Municipal Building House Painters. SIMMONS Beauty ...... M ANCH ESTER-available 24 Adams Sl , Manchester I Spirit, 4-cyl.. 4-spee ‘‘BEST BUY— BY BELFIORE** . portable, $30.00. 649- 1977 Pontiac Astro...... *2 8 9 5 to be financed by a State Grant W ILL DO apartment.ipa Dishwasher^-! Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget ~ You sup KITTENS FOR Sale - 175 swve, refrigerator. AduM:; 81 LYNX 1977 Toyota Corolla 2-dr...... * 2 9 9 5 TR A N S F E R to Capital Improvement Reserve F'und $200 tKW m supp Oakland Street (rear) - no pets. $310 monthly*;. R eb a tes *500 to *3500 Z*Oeor to be financed by payment already received from Mattabassett District INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 4:3(), 646-7023. FILM BARGAIN - Out-of- vi«noi,o=i«r Security. 875-8752 days*,* 1977 Jeep Golden Eagle ...... * 4 4 9 5 Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1981-82 — XRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund $100,000 00 5-5 two family plus 5 room single I TREE SPRAYING W^907?evenings, FREE ESTIMATES Pan 126 film , 12-exposure • 40% OFF on some models! 1975 Pinto H /B ...... * 1 9 9 5 to be financed by partial payment from Multi-Circuits for Harrison located on R-C zone lot. Bus line, [ Mualeal Inatrumanta 44 AT Air, A M /tfA ro d h FULLY INSURED rolls for Instaraatic. •••••••••••••••••••••••• VERNON - one bedroom Street Garage. separate heating systems, garage. Twenty-fiventy-Hv rolls for $5 1977 Econoline Van ...... * 3 9 9 5 Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1981 82 - Call Mon-Frl LEON CIESZYNSKI LUDWIG five piece drum garage,- pool, all',; m Annual Percentage Rate CaU Doug Bevins at The " 0.1 J /O On Some Qualified Carsl * 5 1 9 5 TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund . $30.(XXi 00 Only $85,000. 10am • 5pm BUILDER. New homes, set - all hardware and sym­ appliances. $d40 plus beat;-, 1976 Audi Fox Wagon...... *3 4 9 5 for Lincoln Center elevator, to be financed from General Fund — F'und Herald, -2711, after 1 bols. Like new - must sell. Like new. Telepnone 646; I- 643-2658 additions, remodeling, rec p.m. 1976 Celica or L/B ...... * 3 8 9 5 Balance. rooms, garages, kitdiens 646-5573 after 5 pm. 1485. Listed bBlow— 1082 Car and Truck Oampl* Buyal Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1981-82: remodeled, ceilings, bath 1975 Jeep Renegade ...... *3 5 9 5 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ONE BEDROOM Apart--; Elections $3.3.30 00 Zinsser Agency 646-1511 tile, dormers, roofing. PHOTO ENLARGER - Ar­ 81 LYNX $2,600 00 ment with heat.!) Collector of Revenue PAT’S LAWNMOWING Residential or commer­ nold Son Ray enlarger. BOBtB-ACCMBOltoB 48 DENI01S62IIIAX1VA STATION WAGON 1975 Celica CT Coupe...... *3 1 9 5 $2,900.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Convenient location. $350- 1M 2 DATSUN 210 Planning and Zoning and raking service. Free cial. 6494291. Model D, for 2V« by 2V« Automate, air con­ General Services $5,300.00 monthly with rent reduc-, dition, AM/FM rt- 1975Datsun 710 Wagon A-C .. . .*2 9 9 5 GLASTONBURY Estimates. Call Pat 289- negatives. With S.S inch, S A I L B O A T - 10 f t . Public Works + Administration $8,000.00 tion for maintenance £S.fsov?0,770 $1,440.00 Attractive 10 room Raised Ranch on desirable 9211. ELECTRICAL SERVICE? f/4.5 lens. Needs cleaning Norwegian built £Sr»- *6060 1974 Corona 4 Dr. Auto . . . ------* 2 4 9 5 Public Works -f Building Inspection duties. Call 646-0484,84:30.; Public Works + Engineering $600.00 Minnechaug Mountain. Exceptional living room - We do all types of Elec­ a a i repair. Great for parts mahogany. Has oarlocks, BABYSITTIN G done in my or for copy stand. - Call peanut class. $600. 14 E r­ • 5 3 9 £ 11974 Merc Capri ...... * 2 4 9 5 Public Works + Parks and Cemeteries $4,500.00 and fam ily room, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, country trical Work! Licensed. Call llO.OOO.tX) house. Keeney Street Doug Bevins at The doni Road, Columbia, 228- T H R E E b e d r o o m : 1082 DATSUN 2S0ZX Police kitchen, large deck. 2 fireplaces plus more. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. 10B2 HAXIMA WAOON $2,350.00 School area. Ages 3 and up. Herald, 643-2711, after 1 0771. Apartment available June- 1974Ford 4x4 ■••■■•••••••• a * 3 1 9 5 Social Services Asking $159,000. ------1st. Heat and utilities in-. 79 HONDA *3795 Senior Citizens $2,800.00 Call 646-0867. ■nMOTHY J. CXINNELLV p.m. SS— *13,590 CMc2«dOOr Residential & Commercial 10 FT. F LA T BOTTOM eluded. $350. No children.-. *11,26S $43.82000 LIGHT TRUCKING - at­ Construction, ^m odeling, PHOTO ACCESSORIES - Aluminum boat - oars and Security, references' 78DATSM *3595 Warren L Howland, Inc. to be financed from General Fund — Fund Balance. tics and basements home improvements, ad­ Two Nikon 35mm film anchor. Call after 4:00 required. Telephone 646-‘* 510 Hatchback. 2-Ooor. S- p.m.. 843-9356. 4153 after 6 p.m. 1SS2 DATSUN 210 ipltfT AM/FM rado Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1981-^ - 643-1108 cleaned, lawns mowed, let ditions, bathroom & cassettes and one Contax 18SX DATSUN 210 WASON Social Services _ .$18,000.00- us haul Vour unwanteinunk kitchen remodeling, 3Smm film cassette, $5 77IATSM *3895 to be financed by State reimbursement. MANCHESTER away. Telephone 643-7262. roofing, siding, repairs, each. Two Graflite 200SX,)owmlat Proposed additional appropriation to Water Department 1981-82 Budgel ••••••••••••••••••••••••* S £ — *4990 ...... $42.73S;00 Dutch Colomlal door & window replace­ flashbulb guns, $5 each. Sporting Qooda 42 *6810 SWIMMING LESSONS Call Dc Bevins “ at The ...... Ottleoa-Storoa to be financed from Water Department — Fund Balance Spacious 8 Rooms. 4 bedrooms, (orm al dining ment and alterations.646- lOIOICAT *4295 Taught in m y pool by Red 1379. Herald, t-2711, after 1 DAISY 760 B-B rifle - used tor Rant S-dOor Halchbadi. ss oon. Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61. Transpor­ room; large kitchen with pantry. Grained oak p.m. We believe we will save our new car and truck buyers ditlon. poarar tiaaring. tation Program for the Elderly and Handicapped — July 1, 1982 to Jghe finish. Plastered walls. Handy to busline. Owner, Cross certified female once, $25. CaU 232-5295 34 college student. Group or WORKSPACE OR- at least $500 over our competitors, model for model, poKMr brafcaa, low miaagt. 30. 1983 ., _ , .$75.6M.-0p financing. Priced at $89,900. FARRAND p.m. 236-0643 8-S p.m. aGonomyPlual KEEP THAT GREAT private. Call Cindy, 646- REMODELING - Cabineta, GENERAL ELECTRIC STORAGE SPACE FOB* to be financed under the Urban Mass Transportation Act Grant — $28.- equipment or you can qualify to get $1000 in cash! GM FEEUNG 646.00 and General Fund Budget already appropriated — $47,004.00. ' Roofing, Gutters, Room Steam or Dry Iron • good COLT PYTHON .357 RENT in Manchester. NO- WITH GENUINE condiuon, $5.00. Punlron lease or security dmositi; ’jraTeii ^bOUt this BKOBHMII QM9PiHrt9M WM 9t OUP _ GM PARTS F*roposed additional appropriation to Special Grants Fund 61-818, Day Phillirick Iteency Additfons, Decks, a ll Magnum - Nickel finish - 12.5% APR Care Services. School Age Program for period Ootohpr 1. 1982 to C U T LAWNS/Seal typeoemodeling and Air Purifier, new condl- never used licensed gun. Reasonable rates. Sultable- flnandng fvflIBBIB September 30. im ^ ^...... 576.00 for smaU business. Retail JSiLtShIpIt.Coni { on any now Lynx. 646-4200 d r lv e wrays. a Free es- R epairs. F R E E Upn, $15.00. GUI 046-3388. Buyer must have permit. If tlito •mbtom Isn't on your car, to be financed by a grant from the State of Connecticut Department of and (ommerciaUy zoned.- ■t teest 5500. I Capri or Zephyr. tim ates . Telephone 643- Estimates. Fully insured. C!aU 647-0759 after 6 p.m. you probably paid too much. Human Services. BOLTON 0449. Telephone 6434017. DOG HOUSE - $25.00. CaU ^1 8 01 , 10 to 5. RebBlee bhi Facloty aiid/ev PBaler PertlcIpBled I Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants. Fund 61, for Separate In-law apartment Included with this I Phone 6434336. .Nm . DBtno, FlBBl Buy BaehB. AdvBrtlBBd Cbtb Bub|BOt to Prior Manchester Elarly Learning Center Day Care Program Title XX beautiful Colonial home. 4V» acres of open and I LAWNS MOWED, Avg. SIDING AND ROOFING • Garden Produeta47 NEWLY RENOVATED! Summer Busing In g r a m fpr the period Julv 1.1982 through August 31, landscaped property, ideal for would-be gar-1 YAMAHA CLASSICAL •••••••••••••••••••••••• 310 square feet office, 1982 ...... : ...... «,4 S r deners. Huge fireplaced family room, formal I lawn $7. Odd>ddjobs,|raintlng, jobs, replacement windows, aU cleanin g , done Dv am- pluses of remodeling. Free Guitar, $75.00 firm. Black VARIETY OF Outdoor available. Main Street to be financed by a grant from the State Department of Human dining room. Newly remodeled family sized I Resources. kitchen. F ive bedrooms, lour lull baths. Built 18601 bltious graduate;raduate student, estimates. Telephone 643- and white portable T.V., bushes, ground covers, location with ample WILLIMANTIC James R. McCavanagh, Secretary Telephone 5464068. $35.00. Telephone 0404154. sedium, perennials, also parking. CaU 049-2891. xt 'a l l and completely remodeled for today’s family. 6478 after 5 p.m., ask for Board of Directors Mike. ' variety of bouse plants • Wolverton Agency CHILD CARE, Keenev LAWN Mower 18 inch cacti, Swedish ivy, USED CAR LOT - 461 MaW DATSUN Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 21st day o f Maji, Street School district, ages TYPE S Carpentry Sumbeam electric. Used transcanthia. Very Street, Manchester. Long, 647-8367 1982 three and up. Please caU work. No Job too small. 1/2-seaSon. $45.00. reasonable. Telephone 540- established. CaU w edtaan ' 27 Weailow I t mUWIAIITIC n47-iw _____ 6464867. O H David i Telephone 646-1841. .6488. 94. 646-2426.