20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., June 1, 1982 BUSINESS Arms freeze just Soviets seem uneasy How to sell |one Joyner cause about arms talks your house Nail down maximum in deductions! f'f . . . page 3 . . page 10 . . . page 25 1 deduction. of his lodging while he’s at home. If he’s at home for With the fall semester’s college costs already making 3) “ M y daughter w ill earn around $2,600 this summer. four months plus what you spend for college expenses a nightmare out of the summer vacation to come, this is I expect to provide another $2,400 in support in ’82. So I could put you w ell over the more-than-half mark. _ • Fair, cool tonight: the time to look for ways the tax law might help you If you provide a car, arrange the financing yourself Manchester, Conn. Your flunk the more-than-half support test.” « sunny on Thursday take some of the nightmare out of this era’s soaring Wrong! You may save your dependency deduction and make a small down pasunent, this capital expen­ Wednesday, June 2, 1982 costs. You can get a $1,000 dependency deduction for Money's because of an often-overlooked tax rule. Money your diture may count as support for your child. Make a gift — See page 2 your child in college as long as you provide more than daughter earns doesn’t necessarily all count as support of the car and have your son register it in his name.] Single copy 25c half of his or her support. Worth she provides for herself. It’s what she actually spends on By providing more than half your child’s sup^rt, You may be among the many parents who miss out on suggest Prentice-Hall's tax editors, you’re also entitled Sylvia Porter support that’s crucial. For instance, say you have your dependency deductions to which you are legally entitled. daughter put a $150 of her earnings in the bank. You pick to deduct any medical expenses, hteny colleges inctudp Because of some common misconceptions, you figure up the tab for an extra $150 of her expenses. Your a charge for medical care in their tuition fees, even that when your children leave home, so do your deduc­ daughter can use the bank savings for future expenses— though it may not be broken down. “ Ask the college for tions. Here are four examples to help set you straight. itemized statement of the charges,” Prentice-haH have provided all of her support — $2,500 out of $2,500. and you get a dependency deduction for her. You 1) ” My daughter ^von a big college scholarship, so I urges — and then get a deduction for the charge for 2) “ My son has found a summer job and w ill earn provide more than half of her support— $2,550 vs. $2,450. won’t be able to claim her as a tax dependent.” medical care. _■ ^ around $2,000 to pay for his college expenses. ’That 4) “ M y son w ill earn around $3,500 this year. I provide Wrong! In fact, if your daughter wins a scholarship, (Job hunting? Sylvia Porter’s comprehensive new 32: means his income will be too high for me to claim him $2,500 for his support. So, if I ’m not able to come up with you win a grade-A.tax break. A ) The scholarship money more than $500, the banking idea won’t work. He has page booklet “ How to Get a Better Job” gives up-to; is tax-free to you and her. B) You can still get a as a dependent.” date information on today’s mob market and how to Argentines provided more than half his support and I can’t claim dependency deduction for her no matter how big the Wrong! ’The general income limit — a dependent must take advantage of it. Send $1.95 plus 50 cents for postage have less than $1,000 in gross income — doesn’t apply to him as a dependent.” scholarship. and handling to “ How to Get a Better Job” in care of your situation. Not necessarily right! Yes, he has provided more than Let’s say you pay $2,500 toward your daughter’s half the money for his college expenses, but there’s a lot this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. college costs. She gets a $2,800 scholarship. Result: The income limit does not apply to a child who is a) 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press Syn­ under 19 or b) a full-time student. So all you have to do is more to support than just the outlay for college She’s still your dependent for tax purposes. Since the dicate.) meet the morethan-half support test to get a dependency expenses. Counted as! suppOTtsupport is the “ fair rental value” scholarship doesn’t enter the picture, you, in effect. surrountded fn Briefs Studies: World -Manchester at H^orlc- 2 The owners of the central portion Director named of the Great Lawn said today they will withdraw their application to at Stanley HARTFORD — Raymond F. Solomson, of build condominiums so they can Manchester, recent­ give supporters of preserving the ly advanced to direc­ seeks new order lawn tim e to raise the money to By United Press International The British Ministry of Defense tor of brokerage ad- purchase it. maintained a news blackout but mini strati on of W esley C. Gryk said he and. Exactly two months after they in­ reporters on the Falklands said Phoenix Mutual Life vaded the Falkland Islands, Argen­ British troops were firm ly in control By LeRoy Pope are relatively stable. Michael B. Lsmch had had a nund^.F > Insurance Co. Solom­ of meetings with William E. tine troops were surrounded in the of the snow-dotted. 1.500-foot Mount UPl Business Writer ’The secondary market is composed of son is responsible for Kent, a key observation point 10 disadvantaged ethnic groups. FitzGerald, chairman of the Cheney capital of Stanley today with their the supervision of backs to the sea, faced with either miles west of Stanley across a bleak NEW YORK — After spending $95 Piore and his colleagues argue that Brothers National Historic Land­ home office surrender or an all-out frontal plain. million in 30 years on grants for this division of the labor force caused mark District Commission, who brokerage ad­ assault by Britjsh troops. Other "spearhead " troops were economic research, leaders of the Ford U.S. industry not to expand its plants and “ expressed a desire to be given the ministration staff, As thousands of British forces reported within 10 miles of the Foundation have decided that the free hire more full-time, welleducated opportunity to explore the possibili­ compensation for m assed in the tre e le s s h ills capital with its 7,000-man Argentine enterprise world really is groping workers in the 1960s and 1970s, but in­ ty of a fund drive for the purchase of brokerage field a portion of the Great Lawn to be overlooking Stanley, Prime garrison. poi.sed to retake the town toward a new economic order. stead to se worn-out or obsolescent management, coor­ UPI photo Minister Margaret Thatcher sent exactly two months after Argen­ The foundation recently published a plants, run them overtim e and staff preserved in its natural state.” dination of special Gryk said he believes there is a Britain's U.N. ambassador Sir tina's invasion started the war But booklet summarizing its economic them on a labor-intensive basis with projects and chance a fund drive could succeed in Anthony Parsons back to New York top-level British defense sources research entitled ’"The Search for a New cheap workers who could be laid o ff easi­ budgeting. raising the money. Ending his tour Tuesday to warn Argentina to said no m ajor battle was expected Economic Order.” ly when demand for products fell. Piore Solomson joined “ We wouldn’t do it if we didn’t "withdraw or face the con­ for several days Robert Tolies of the foundation, who blames the uncertainties created by the the corporate ac­ think there was a good possibility,” Young children sit on their parents’ to Britain, was to be honored by Cardiff as a sequences,” government sources To indicate how bloody an attack wrote the booklet, conceded the title war in Vietnam, the recurrent oil crises counting department he said. “ We have hopes and some shoulders, trying to get a glimpse of Pope ’’Freeman” of the city, a rare honor. Story on said. could be, tbe British Defense may be somewhat misleading because and global inflation for the adoption of of the Hartford- assurances.” John 11 as he greets crowds today In Cardiff, “ One can almost taste the early Ministry announced 250 Argentine the conclusions in many instances dealt these shortterm, shortsighted policies. p a g e 5. based insurer in 1970. R aym o n d F. S o lo m so n more with international problems than f I He added, “ It is expected that this Wales: The pope, winding up his historic visit scent of victory on the wind, " said soldiers were killed at Goose Green He transferred to the Many, of the projects dealt with inter­ J endeavor will culminate successful­ reporter Robert McGowan of Lon­ last week, with 120 of the 1.400 with a basically new economic order. national problems created by the auditing department in 1971 and after several ly within a year.” don's Daily Express, camped with prisoners wounded. Only 17 British Nevertheless, much of the work did growing demands of the underdeveloped promotions he became manager, internal auditing, He said, however, that the British troops. “ The paratroops and troops died deal with basic economic questions and less developed countries, the world in 1982, developers w ill not wait a year to the marines are ready. " Some .Argentines were killed on having little to do with international energy crisis and the power of OPEC, Solomson is a certified member of the L ife Office reactivate their application if it The commander of the Argentine the slopes of Mount Kent this week, problems. For example, Columbia the enormous impact on American in­ Reagan begins visit Management Association and a registered ^ ^ rriso n , however, told his troops to British defense sources said, but University’s labor economist, Eli dustry and business of the growing in­ the dpxe-wiUJM.. representative of the National Association of ‘ mfllct a" ■"crushing” defeat on the British wounded number fewer than Ginzberg, who also is chairman of the terdependence of the world economy, the suceessniL Securities Dealers. In addition, he attended the “ We’re going to know shortly if British. Mrs! Thatcher was reported 10. National Commission on Manpower phenomenal rise in overall international University of Connecticut as a business manager. it’s viable,” he said. “ We don’t in­ to be expecting a final decisive bat­ The sources said British patrols Policy, concluded that the single outstan­ trade, the growing complications and Solomson is trasurer of the Tallwood Men’s Club tend to get hung up a year if it tle. were testing .Argentine defenses U ding economic phenomenon of the twen­ contradictions of international currency and past chairman of Phoenix Federal Credit tieth century, more important than the doesn’t get off the'road.” to European capitals A "big area of cloudiness” ap­ while thousands of Rcyal .Marines, translations and the puzzling aspects of Union, Supervisory Committee, Gryk and Lynch, who purchased proached the Falkland Islands just paratroopers, Welsh Guardsmen development of the automobile or avia­ foreign aid. Solomson and his wife, Darlene, have two the eight-acre central portion of the after midnight, with heavy clouds and Nepalese Gurkhas massed and , tion or nuclear power, was the vast Every area of the world was studied children, Tracey and Raymond Jr. The family lawn for $200,(X)0, would retain some By Helen Thomas where massive anti-nuclear arms 40 years now .... A belief that our and rainshowers likely for most of the Royal A rtillery installed light movement of women into every level of and the grants for research went to un­ resides on West Center Street. of the property in its present state to UPI White House Reporter demonstrations are planned. fate is tied to that of Europe. W e’re the day, the U.S. Weather Service 105mm guns on the commanding the working force. iversities throughout the world; the Another that dealt with fundamental ■ straighten the boundary lines from Tight security also has been not an outsider coming in trying to said. heights of Mount Kent. largest number to scholars in American WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ economics was the work of Michael J. their homes — former Cheney fami­ decreed for Paris where many do something helpful for others. Late Tuesday, the Argentine Correspondents reported some 7,- universities. dent Reagan embarks today on a 10- Piore of MIT and other younger ly mansions which border the lawn boulevards and alleys are plastered “ That alliance is as important to military command said fighting 000 British soldiers on' East Knapp is CIP Tolies told United Press International day European journey aimed at N economists in the Cambridge, Mass., — to Hartford Road, Gryk said. The with anti-Reagan posters. us as it is to the nations of Europe. during the day was at a reduced Falkland, but not all at Port Stanley that, in concluding that the free enter­ strengthening the Western Alliance Gene Knapp Jr., of Genesis Marketing Network area on defining the differences betwen piece of lawn that would be for sale Reagan, however, speaks in cairn Aiso a belief that we can have better level, with Argentine anti-aircraft Some 3.500 troops landed this week prise world is groping toward a new and promoting free trade as an of Manchester, has been named a Certified Incen­ the primary an secondary sectors of the would be about four acres, he said, words and maintains the peace trade relations, freer trade fire downing one British Harrier jet. to the north of Stanley, defense basic economic order, the foundation’s answer to global economic tive Professional of the National Premium Sales the parcel originally slated for movement in Europe is actually relations, that our economic "There were only minor clashes sources and reporters said, but their American labor market and the way this leaders feel they must continue to sup­ problems. Executives Inc, the national society of division “ creates many of our economic development of 26 condominiums. following his lead. probiems are similar in ail our coun­ between the'enemy and our advance [losition was unknown. port this research and possibly step it up Reagan was “ superbly prepared” premium/incentive professionals. woes, including persistent high inflation, He declined to say how much it In an"interview ’Tuesday with four tries ... and that the answer must be troops,” it said. Of the 4.000 Marines and because a much better understanding is for his first trip to Europe as presi­ The CIP designation is the ultimate recognition of unemployment and a failoff in capital in­ would be sold for. European television network cor­ in reducing and eliminating infla­ An earlier communique in Buenos paratroopers who landed at San needed of how economics really works. dent, aides said, and was expected a professional in the premium/incentive field. vestment and productivity.” “ W e’re pleased,” Gryk said. “ We respondents, he was asked whether tion, freer trade that will provide Aires said that a British pilot was Carlos, an unknown number have Perhaps the most significant conclu­ to be the focus of attention at a Knapp is one of 13 ClPs inducted at the NPSE ’s The primary labor market is com­ originally bought it with the idea, the demonstrations had influenced jobs ... and if I can be seen as forced to eject and parachute into moved in from the east and south in sion to be drawn from the foundation’s seven-nation economic summit at 24th annual seminar workshop which ran in con­ posed, Piore and his colleagues say, of first to straighten out the boundary him to seek nuclear arms honestly wanting and trying sincere­ the sea after his Harrier jet was a pincer movement research projects is that “ the traditional Versailles Friday and a 16-nation junction with the New York Premium Incentive the better educated full-time workers lines and, second, to preserve the in­ negotiations and how he evaluated ly for ail those things there, that will shot down in an attaefi on Stanley. .An .Argentine m ilitary spokesman tools of economic management do not NATO summit at Bonn the following Show. tegrity of the Great Lawn.” the protests. be enough,” The British hospital ship Hecla conceded their position at Stanley and employment and wages in this sector seem to be working” 'any longer. Week. “ Well, I think it shows the desire The American public will be tuned arrived in Montevideo, Uruguay, was "difficult. " and a member of Before departing for Paris today, of a great many people for peace in to the colorfu l panoply of with 42 soldiers and sailors, both the three-man ruling junta indicated the first leg of his four-nation tour, and to be out from under the shadow presidential activities on live televi­ Argentine and British, injured in the the president also may be in trouble. President named Reagan was to deliver remarks at over the world of nuclear an­ sion daily during the morning and Falklands fighting. Trade mission done Layoffs set an East Room ceremony — nihilation,” he said. “ We would prefer them to leave, evening news shows. expressing his hopes and aspirations DANBURY — Frank V. McMillcn will take over “ Actually, it didn’t influence me The grand tour will wind up in to withdraw," said Cecil Parkinson, for the carefully planned trip. as president of the Metals Division of Union Car­ — as a matter of fact, they’re kind of Germany where he will attend the chairman of Mrs. Thatcher's His itinerary includes a stop in Inside Today bide Corp. June 30 when Fred C. Kroft retires. following the leader because way NATO summit in Bonn with 15 other Conservative Party, "but if they McMillen joined Union Carbide’s Electro by satellite broadcast at Aircraft Rome where he will meet with Pope back during the campaign ... on a heads of state, including new- won’t we will have to go in and ... 28 pages, 4 sections. Metallurgical Co. in Niagara Falls. N .Y., in 1950. He John Paul II, two days in London number of occasions, I publicly member Spain, before returning repossess the British territory in the 1 advertising supplement has held various management positions with t'nion during which he will be treated to expressed my intention to seek a Falklands." products. home June 11. Carbide plants throughout the country. CHICAGO (UPI) — Small groups of EAST HARTFORD - Ap­ royal pomp and pageantry, and a program of arms reduction,” he The Argentine junta late Tuesday Advice ...... 20 Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, in A native of Niagara Falls, McMillen was businessmen, meeting in conference proximately 90 salaried employees symbolic pilgrimage to the Berlin said. sent a high-ranking delegation to the .Area towns ...... 22 opening remarks, said economic reform Wall. graduated from ’Tulane University in 1949 and rooms in six cities across the United Herald photo by Tarqulnlq assigned to the Support ^ rv ic e s He told interiewers he hoped they United Nations and a delegation Business...... 25 was one of his government’s goals. received a master’s degree in industrial States, recently were exposed to invest­ t' Department of the Pratt and The audience with the pope was would convey to the dissidents “ I ’m member Brig. Gen. Jose Miret said. C lassified...... 26-27 “ We want to increase production and engineering from the Georgia Institute of ment opportunities in Egypt via a two- Making popcorn is just one of the jobs during happy hour for Melanie Whitney Aircraft Group Commer­ expected to be an emotional one. the first one in a great many years “We have ceded, or are ceding, C o m ics...... 23 productivity, create more jobs, develop Technology in 1950. way live television broadcast. Lockwood of Manchester, who has been working for a year at the cial Division will be laid off effec­ ’They were both shot by would-be that has persuaded the Soviet Union Samples today everything that is prudent, in order Entertainment...... 21 more s k ilM workers and attract foreign assassins last year. Since then, they Kroft is retiring after 42 years with Union Car­ ■The project, dubbed TELEM ISSION, ■ Partners Restaurant and Lounge, 35 Oak St. tive Friday, according to James J. to sit down in actual arms reduction to achieve an honorable peace." L o tte rv ...... 2 bide. marked the first tim e a U.S. government investors,” Mubarak said. “ We will do Delaney, representative in the have developed a friendship over the Obituaries lo talks ....” The Manchester Herald today But Argentine Foreign Minister agency had used satellite technology for all we can to strengthen that role.” -M firm ’s public relations department. telephone, but have never met in O pinion...... g Asked what Image he would like to continues its sampling program Nicartor (k>sta Mendez later said an investment mission “ visit” 'to another President Reagan, in a videotaped person. Peopletalk 2 "They are skilled people,’’ convey to the Europeans, Reagan to bring copies of the they were not carrying concessions Avco gets order country. It was co-sponsored by the message, said President Mubarak un­ In some ways, Reagan’s overseas Sports . . . 11-14 ’ Delaney said today. “ They are said: newspaper to non-subscribers or new proposals. U.N. Secretary- Overseas Private Investment Corp., the derstands the investment contribution Degree topic for meeting travels are a living nightmare for T e levisio n ...... 21 analysts and technical * writers “ As someone who believes very in Manchester. • General Javier Perez de Cuellar dis­ GREENW ICH — Avco Lycoming says it has won United Nations Industrial Development U.S. and foreign security forces, W e a th e r...... • ...... 2 Americans can make to Egypt and has working in support of the airlines, much in that (W estern) Alliance counted the possibility of Argentine a $49.2 million contrct from the U.S. Army to Organization and the United Nations created the environment which spurs in­ particularly in West Germany An information session High School to take BS in business adminlstra-' writing and producing technical whiph has kept the peace for almost concessions or a cease-fire. produce gas turbine engines. Development Program. vestment. on the coordinated freshman and sophomore tion from Elastem white at ° papers and manuals.” Then engines will be used to power twin engine 2 OPIC, a government agency created the center. The construction industry is the most business degree program courses from MCC and helicopters being built by Boeing Vertol Co. for the by Congress in 1969, is self-sustaining According to Delaney, 60 of the active segment of the Egyptian economy offered by Manchester junior and senior courses For additional informa-> army. and does not receive Congressional ap­ affected employee^ are based in the at the present time, officials said. Community College and from Eastern at the ti'on, contact Beverly The engines are scheduled to be delivered to the propriations. The organization planned a Eastern Connecticut State center. The student would Hounsell, director of East Hartford division; the Eng. Hasaballah El-Kafrawi, minister remaining 30 are assigned to McCavanagh makes it official U.S. Army Troop Support and M aterial Readiness conventional trade mission to Egypt College will take place at earn an Associates Degree special student services at of bousing and land reclamation, said Command in St. Louis, Mo., in 1984. June 11-18. the MCC Student Lounge in Business from MCC and MCC at 646-4900, e x t ^ io n Middletown. ’This is the fourth annual contract Lycoming has Egypt’s population was expected to dou­ ' Buslnessitien and Investors at six Thursday from 6:30 to 7:30 can continue to complete a 29B. ; “ Business just isn’t there to sup­ received from the army which has ordered 194 locations — Chicago, New York, ble by the year 2,000, reaching 70 milUon p.m. By Nancy Thompson strong third in last November’s port the number of people we have,” Legislature’s public safety com­ "I can't be identified as having engines from the company. Minneapolis, Boston, Los Angeles and people. The joint degree Herald Reporter elections. Delaney s^d. “ The layoffs are the' mittee. any problems at any time with the San Francisco — were told that Egypt He said the country needs 200,000 program permits an MCC OumYourOwn Office: result of the continued deterioration Town Director James R. “ I felt that I wanted the As a member of the Board of Elighth D istrict," McCavanagh said. was eager to attract U.S. business par­ housing units a year, preferably student enrolled in the of the commercial airline industry.” McCavanagh made his candidacy knowledge of working with a town Directors, McCavanagh his " I have no problem with those peo­ ticipation in four major areas: food prefabricated bousing. The demand also ABCD (Adult Business New plant set He said the employees’ length of for the 12th Assembly District seat budget and running a town and un­ served as public safety liaison. He ple down there. " production and processing, construction • Office Condominium • Below Market Financing exists for precast concrete and distribu­ Career Development) derstanding Manchester before I noted that during his tenure, the materials and health and medical • In Manchester • General Benefits of Ownenliip service, with Fratt & Whitney official today. tion systems for spare parts. Center at Bennet Junior went to the Legislature to represent *jx)Iice budget has increased each NEW BRITAIN — Sealectro Corp. says it will • Near Hospital • Plenty of free, on-site parkii^ ranged from 13 years down to two McCavanagh’s announcement, McC a v a n a g h s a i d that he • Tax Shelter Benefits • Professional or Business use.' - years. “ We haven’t been hiring in made at a press conference at his it,” McCavanagh said. year. He also cited the addition o f was a resident of the Eighth District buy a vacant grocery store and department store'in • Capital ADpreclation that area for the last couple of home at 121 Park St., came as no three motorcycles to the police for 32 years and used to hang out at the city and convert them into a $10 million elec­ McC a v a n a g h s a i d his special force and enhancements to the the Eighth District fire house as a tronics plant. ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. years,” he said. surprise. Political specuiation had concern in running for the long named him as the probable police computer system. boy. New Britain Mayor William McNamara called But he said the company would Legislature is public safety. Democratic candidate in the dis­ In addition, McCavanagh noted the move a “ tremendous economic boost to the x H MOTOR SALES help the affected employees He said he has not spoken to MSURMSIiTHS SINCE 1 MAIN STRET trict. “ I want to do what I can do to be that he served as liaison to the city.” „ ' relocate. Other United Technologies Eighth Utilities District Board of His likely opponent is two-term 1 Board of Education this ye a r—“ the E le c tro President William Silberstein said his 1914 IOO m AN CHESTER units and other companies will be in­ sure that ail the funding. that is Directors president Gordon Lassow, cumbent Repubiican Waiter H. first time the Board of Education firm has agreed to purchase the two former retail Ftr Expert Front End Mpnment vited to look over resumes and inter­ available to the town of Manchester but added that he plans to. CORP.ORATION Joyner. Joyner has not officially an­ budget has not been cut other than stores on East Main Street, which have been vacant view,! candidates for new positions. to protect the town of Manchester is nounced his candidacy, but is received.” he said. the rnanager’s cut.” he said. McCavanagh said he is in the for two years. The company will produce electrical M O fUNOI “ We are continuing to evaluate expected to run. McCavanagh said he. is not process of forming his campaign connectors for computers and telecommunications manpower needs and the volume of equipment when the buildings are converted. McCavanagh said he will run on He said he would also like to work worried about Joyner’s strength in committee, which he said will in­ incoming orders,” be said. " I f the 643-9521 r H» • 65 E. Canter StrMt his record as a two-term town direc­ on legislation protecting the rights the Eighth Utilities District, which clude Democrats and Republicans. Initially; he said the firm would hire 40;woii[er8 MOttroN-MOweaH Mauv present situation continues, it is JAMES R. McCAVANAQH ' Manchaatar, Ct. tor. He is currently secretary of the of crime victims. If elected, he said some people have identified as the He said the names would be and expects to expand the workforce to 200. CaflOavldUra« 3/646-MI6 possible there will be more layoffs.” . . . public safety concern Omw tt. S & IS. M m , P t Board of Directors, finishing a he hopes to serve on the ‘ key to the race. revealed at a later date. ■ V * / J ■ e A y MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. June 2, 1982 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALU, Wed.. June 2, 1982 In the news News Briefing Arms freeze only one of Joyner's causes - 0 ' State to auction land Foods help cancer fight? By Paul Hendrie called “women emerging.” LOW CtT tcmkmt Herald Reporter Ms. Joyner got involved in the HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut is hoping to pick world hunger issue after returning MINNEAPOLIS (UPl) — Developing a taste for foods up at least $1.6 million in revenue later this month when Christine Joyner, coor­ to Manchester. She gave birth to a such as cabbage, black tea, broccoli and cauliflower it auctions off 14 parcels of unused land adjacent to dinator, Manchester Nuclear Arms daughter and said concern for her may help protect you against cancer, medical major highways. J./rvv>y» Freeze Coalition, haijn’t planned to daughter’s future led her to the anti­ researchers .say. Gov. William O’Neill announced today a public auc­ return home to Manchester in 1977 nuclear weapons movement. Dr Lee Wattenberg, a University of Minnesota tion will be held at 2:30 p.m., on June 23, at the Depart­ \ m WtATMtH rOTOCAiT • after working her way through the ment of Transportation offices on 24 Wolcott Hill Road BOTH THE Manchester Area professor, says researchers have discovered chemicals It I University of Pennsylvania. in foods such as cabbage, coffee beans, Brussels in Wethersfield. She was on a research project, Conference of Churches and sprouts, orange oil, cauliflower, broccoli and black tea O’Neill said the 14 parcels, ranging from a quarter of funded with a Rockefeller Founda­ Unitarian Elast had tried to organize have cancer-protection potential. an acre to 14 acres, have a minimum bid value of $1.6 tion grant, and she worked with a peace groups before, but they had "Now that the potential is becoming evident, explora­ million “ but I am confident the state will realize an committee of scientists who advised little success. So Ms. Joyner was tion is going to increase greatly.” be said Tuesday. 'ven larger return.” the mayor. Then something "overwhelmed” when she stood'ap Wattenberg recently received a $1 million research O’Neill said the land was originally taken by the state happened which convinced her it in meeting one Sunday last year, in­ grant from the American Cancer Society to pursue the or highway projects “but is no longer needed.” was time to come home. vited people to her house to discuss possibiities of developing the preventatives. Five of tlie parceis are located ih Greenwich along the Today’s forecast "I got shot,” she said, “f got shot the nuclear arms freeze and had "Within five years we will have a firm grip on what Meritt Parkway. One parcel, the largest in the group, is right in my research office. I still about 20 people show up. the real potentials are." he said located in Stamford, a 14.75 acre tract along the Merritt Today becoming partly cloudy this afternoon. Highs in have the bullet lodged in me.” Gradually, her house at 67 N. Elm Parkway. the mid to upper 70s. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.' Considering herself lucky to be St. has become a resource center for "WP* * Tonight fair and cool. Lows in the 45 to 50. Winds alive and tired of living In the arms freeze movement. Her Doctors take own advice northwest around 10 mph. Thursday mostly sunny., Philadelphia’s inner city, Ms. kitchen table is covered with Mrs. Reagan to lay wreath Highs in the 70s. Northerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Joyner packed her things and came newsletters, leaflets and buttons and her walls are decorated with BOSTON (UPI) — A survey released today showed home. WASHINGTON (New Hampshire: Fair Friday. Chance of rain ; and son, ballet dancer Ronald Prescott Reagan, to say helped bring to Manchester. She respects Mayor Stephen T. Penny’s The health habit survey, which was mailed to 1,013 Saturday. Clearing Sunday. Highs in the 60s and low 70s. position that the board should steer goodbye. already has made successful Harvard clinical faculty members with a 60 percent Lows in the 40s and low 50s. appeals for support to both local clear of national issues, but “on the response, found that only eight percent of respondents ’Thursday evening, the Reagans will host a dinner par­ ty in honor of French President and Mrs. Francois political parties. other hand, this is such an -*4. smoked cigarettes and nearly 40 percent had kicked the ■'"I ^ overwhelming issue. Mitterrand at the U.S. ambassador’s residence in Paris. Ms. Joyner remembered a speech habit. In contrast about 33 percent of the general public Long Island Sound the retired minister. Rev. Clifford “I guess I would just like our smokes. O. Simpson, made to her confirma­ board to be flexible enough to say, Only two percent regularly took sleeping pills and 78 The National Weather Service forecast for Long Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.I,, to Montauk Point, tion class. That speech and the civil ‘Okay, some of these issues that percent said they take time for breakfast daily. Ninety- Abortion reversal sought .m i N.Y.: rights movement, she said, come along are turkey issues, but three percent shied away from imbibing more than two awakened her to the issues of the Herald photo by Hendrie some of these issues we should think drinks a day. UPI photo West to northwest winds 10 to 20 knots this afternoon.. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — Roman Catholic Bishop Northwest winds 10 to 15 knots tonight. Winds North to day. about and talk about.’’’ APPEALS TO GOP TOWN COMMITTEE CHRISTINE JOYNER Louis E. Gelineau called dioscesan clergy to a strategy northeast 10 to 15 knots Thursday. Visibility improving After graduating from Today In history session today to convince Rhode Island’s two U.S. M anchester High School, Ms. . . . Ms. Joyner says Its matter of survival MS. JOYNER SAID she has . . . returns home to lead freeze fight Revenge may be motive to better than 5 miles by this afternoon and continuing never been too involved in party senators to change their positions on abortion. tonight and Thursday. Becoming mostly sunny this Joyner took jobs with insurance On June 2, 1953 Queen Elizabeth II was The unusual session was designed to gain the support companies in Hartford until her son politics, but — not surprisingly — afternoon. Ciear tonight and mostly sunny ’Thursday. really worked.” something like a 3.9 average.” people and he's learned to listen to work for conversion and diversifica­ LA PORTE, Ind. (UPI) — Investigators say the gun­ of Sens. John H. Chafee, R-R.I., and Claiborne Pell, D- was born three years later. He now she is a registered Republican. crowned In Westminster Abbey In London. Wave heights 2 to 3 feet today and decreasing ’Thursday. While leafleting outside a subur­ After community college, Ms. his children. 1 think we’ve both tion of military industries to man who broke into the home of Mayor Aloysius J. R.I., in the effort for a constitutional amendment to is 13. “I think it is important to support She succeeded her father. King George VI. ban Presbyterian Church one Sun­ Joyner went to the University of mellowed." peaceful alternatives. Rumely Jr., killing his wife and wounding him critical­ reverse the U.S. Supreme Court’s 1973 abortion deci­ That was the time when race riots day — to make parishioners aware my family members,” she said, Pennsylvania, where she studied the explaining her political affiliation. Ms. Joyner said she was thrilled “I don’t think there is any ques­ ly. may have been bent on revenge. ripped the city apart. of investments by their church in sion. National forecast history and sociology of science. She “I guess I wouldn’t do anything to to discover her father supports the tion that the freeze wll come," she Sources said La Porte Police Chief Larry Miller may “At this point, our two Rhode Island senators oppose She lived in Hartford, then, and wartime industries — Ms. Joyner sa id she was m ugg^ several times. 71 56 hurt my dad, I guess, unless I really nuclear freeze. , said. “WeTiave a responsibility to even have a suspect in the attack early Monday in the 15 injured in blast the amendment,” Gelineau wrote in a letter sent to all By United Press International Loa Angeles pc got involved in a program Aetna was arrested for tb^ first time. One summer .day, while on her (’ity & Fcst HI Lo Pep Louisiille sy 71 57 thought he was doing really out-to- "When my dad said, 'Of course I prepare, so when the freeze comes, bedroom of the couple's posh home as they slept. priests and deacons in the Diocese of Providence. 78 61 Life and Casualty sponsored, where “We were shocked when the Albuquerque sy 92 53 .... Memphis f way to a job she held in a pub, she lunch things. But I have a lot of voted for the freeze. How could you people in our area will have jobs” Rumely. 71, remained hospitalized in critical condi­ HOUSTON (UPI) — A natural gas explosion rumbled “Their votes are crucial, and might even determine Anchorage pc 62 47 .... Miami Bech ts 82 74 she taught inner city children in the police came, put us in cars and took said, she was mugged on a train , Asheville sy 82 59 .... Milwaukee sy 70 40 respect for the way my dad runs his be a human being and vote against She said the peace movement is tion today with three gunshot wounds sustained in the in­ through a downtown office building “like a volcano,” the final outcome. I am convinced we should do 71 41 evenings. us away," she recalled. “I had to do Atlanta sy 69 62 Minneapolis f platform, while more than 20 people politics. He is always back to the it?' I was delighted and going to have to reach out to United vasion of his home. Police Tuesday stationed a guard spewing shards.of glass on bystanders huddled outside everything possible to obtain their votes in favor of the Billings r 54 48 Nashville f 75 53 That also was the time of the Viet­ a lot of thinking about the fact that I just watched. 82 ts 123 92 77 people and he is always very open. overwhelmed,” she said. Technologies and other military outside his hospital room in the intensive-care unit and and injuring at least 15 people, two of them seriously. amendment,” Gelineau wrote. Birminghm sy New Orleans f nam War. had been arrested for doing Boston pc 56 .92 New York pc 70 61 Another time, she said, she was 'T ve worked for my dad's elec­ Ms. Joyner said her goal might be contractors to convince them that security forces closely scrutinized all visitors. Fire Department officials said workers for Entex Brwnsvll Tx.pc 92 74 Oklahom Cty ts 74 S3 “During Vietnam was a horren­ something that I really thought was mugged in a very exclusive Three days of visitation began Tuesday for Rumely’s Inc., a gas utility, were repairing a natural gas leak in Buffalo sy 75 50 Omahar 70 56 tion every time he’s run because he to seek foundation grants to es­ diversification can provide jobs, im­ J dous time for me,” she said. “Peo­ okay to do.” neighborhood. This time, the Chrlstn S.C. sy Philadelphia sy 81 60 .61 is one of the most honest, direct peo­ tablish a Manchester-Hartford prove business and benefit wife, Frances, 69, who was found tightly gripping a the basement of the Commercial Bank Building when it 97 71 .... ple I knew were going to Vietnam Ultimately, things worked out in Gavitt heads Big East Charltt N.C. sy Phoenix sy neighbors surrounded the mugger ple 1 know." Peace Research Center, Such a everybody. silencer she apparently tore from the assailant’s gun as ignited Tuesday, blasting out the windows on the lower Chicago sy 68 51 Pittsburgh pc 74 S3 .17 and being killed.” that case, she said. The church and he was prosecuted. center, she said, could act as an in­ “We owe it to our area to see what he shot her twice. A funeral was scheduled for three floors of the six-story building. Cleveland sy 75 47 Portland M. sh 66 51 .74 As was the case with many PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - David R. Gavitt, a (’olumbus sy Portland Or. pc 2 S3 m. m elders didn’t press charges, so the “When it came time to put him families, Ms. Joyner said, she and formational clearinghouse for the can be done about jobs and human Thursda” Most tenants smelled gas and left the building before Providence pc 68 62 2.71 MS. JOYNER got involved in major force in college basketball, will resign as athletic Dallas pc demonstrators were released away, despite his prior convictions, her father had some disagreements arms freeze movement. needs," she added. the explosion. Witnesses said people gathered across the director at Providence College to become full-time com­ Denver cy Richmoitd sy 83 65 .13 anti-war moratorium efforts. But, without spending the night in jail. I still cried,” she said. “ It was ab­ Des Moines sh 72 SO St. Louis pc 71 M at that time, she was married to a during the Vietnam era, That’s important, she said, street from the building were sprayed by glass. missioner of the expanding Big East Conference the 72 47 Salt Lak Clype 45 .01 Eventually, she said, they had the solutely earthshaking to know I had Detroit sy man with top secret defense “ But we’ve both learned a lot,” because the movement can’t stop The famous “wedding March” by Heat record set “The building rumbled like a volcano,” said attorney college announced today. Duluth f 54 35 San Antonio pc 85 70 chance to meet with the people at the power to put him away.” Sandiego pc 70 64 simply with a call for the freeze. She Wagner is actually from a wedding Brian Chandler, 28. who was pelted by falling debris as El Paso f 101 66 clearance at United Technologies. she added. “I think I’m more Gavitt will remain in the post he has held since 1971 Hartford pc 69 61 San Kranese pc the church and share the reasons Politically, Ms. Joyner was a said it must go a step further and scene in his opera “Lohengrin." By United Press International 84 68 “I became very unpopular with realistic about what I expect from H he fled for shelter. until a successor is named, said the Rev. Robert A. Honolulu San Juan pc they were opposed to investments in registered Democrat while in 71 49 Seattle cy family and friends on this issue,” Indianapolis sy the war. Philadelphia. Temperatures soared to 101 degrees in Texas and Morris, executive vice president of PC. Jacksn Mss. sy 86 62 Spokane pc she said. “I was kind of at odds with The college is “very sorry that Dave is leaving the Jacksonville ts ampa Is “I registered in every primary thunderstorms produced a tornado in Colorado, pounded people I loved.” MS. JOYNER STAVED with Uie service of the college after a tenure of 17 years,” Morris Kansas City ts Washingtonsy just to try to get (former Mayor) by golfballsized hail. Winds gusted to 55 mph at Casper, ERA rallies planned Las V ^as sy Wichita ts Finally, she took her son and left said. “His contributions as a teacher, coach and ad­ movement for three years, then Rizzo out.” she said. She was a Wyo l.iHle Rock pc for Philadelphia. There, Ms. Joyner decided she wanted to go to college. Thunderstorms flooded a Capitol Hill subway station WASHINGTON (UPI) — The National Organization ministrator have been outstanding.” research assistant while at the un­ M T . V E B N O N for Women plans rallies in three states needed this Gavitt has been part-time commissioner of the Big got involved with a Quaker- She left her cooperative household, iversity and she continued her and knocked nut power to parts of Washington, D.C. sponsored “movement for a new month to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment to call East since he help ^ found the conference three years took a job at a bakery and put research after graduation. But once The storms dumped 2 inches of rain on Washington society.” Members organized attention to what they charge are anti-ERA efforts by ago. He said the move is “an emotionally difficut deci­ herself through community college. she was shot, she finished the Tuesday night, clogging the busy Capitol South subway cooperative households to live in When she attended Manchester DAIRY STORES N an “invisible lobby.” Lottery project she was working on and station and forcing Metro authorities to close it during sion. and practiced a system of non­ High School, Ms. Joyner said she UJ ^ the afternoon rush hour. Scattered pockets of the city NOW President Eleanor Smeal said Tuesday in­ “For most of the past "J years, my iife has centered returned to Manchester. surance companies have “inflated profits” over the violent conflict resolution. almost flunked chemistry. So, to 244 Broad St. 653 Center S t.i ^ k were blacked out after the storms. around the college. It has been a family, not a business “ When we had a disagreement prove she could do it, she took all the FEELING VERY unsure of More than 2 inches of rain an hour doused the once- years by overcharging women and linked the industry to relationship. Thankfully ,m y duties with the conference even about dirty dishes, we were chemistry courses she could at com­ herself, Ms. Joyner took a job Manchester Manchester x ^ the battle against ERA, still three states short of the 38 and the location of its office in Providence will enable Numbers drawn in New 5763. parched Miami area Tuesday, the ninth straight day of able to resolve them,” she said. “It munity college and “I ended up with selling insurance to businesses. . . « u rain. ratifications needed by the June 30 deadline. me to remain in close contact with the college.” he said. England Tuesday : Rhode Island daily: 1980. Connecticut daily: 335. Vermont daily: 527. “ It was the kind of job where you Maine daily: 263. Massachusetts dally: oress up real nice, put on makeup New Hampshire daily: 6148. and curl your hair,” she said. “It was real escapism.’’ She quit after about nine months ANNIVERSARY SALE B eopletalk For the Record and went to the University of ; y Connecticut for a master’s degree in Almanac education. She was certified last J June is Dairy Month Win FREE Ice Cream Rose feeling ‘fine’ fail. She now is working as a bank teller in East Hartford. Details in Store Doctors say they won't know until later this week on it —that MIP 18 was listed in the The Manchester Herald reported “I had always had this dream exactly what caused the "discomfort” that on May 18 and May 20 that the MIP tax records asowing taxes on has By United Press International changed hands. about coming back to Manchester to prompted Rose Kennedy to check into a local 18 Corp., controlled by developer find the kind of community I wanted hospital, but they say the symptoms have cleared Fresh from the Today is Wednesday, June 2, the 153rd day of 1982 with Neil H. Ellis, was listed on town tax The property, lot 20 in the to live in,’’ Ms. Joyner said. “I real­ 100% Pure up 212 to follow. records as owing $9,107.82 this fiscal The 91-year-old matriarch of the Kennedy family Manchester Industrial Park, was ly feel I want to live right here in e f l s F Farm The moon is moving out of its first quarter. year in late taxes. transfered to the John Hancock Life I^nchester.” Delicious left St. Mary's Hospital Tuesday on the arm of a The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. granddaughter after undergoing a battery of tests. Insurance Co. on Oct. 14, 1980. Ms. Joyner said she has found that The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. However, as reported, those tax community, in part, by getting in­ Mrs Kennedy, who was admitted to the hospital LOW-FAT MILK Those born on this date are under the sign of Gemini. records do not reflect transfers in State law requires that the tax list volved in the Unitarian Church. She ORANGE JUICE BUHER Sunday evening after complaining of unspecified Actor-swimmer Johnny Weissmuller was bom June 2, property ownership that occurred be based on the grand list prepared has done some counseling and will discomfort, was “feeling fine” Tuesday morning 19(M. after Oct. 1, 1980. The property — the previous October, Tax Collector teach a course at Manchester Com­ $ 1 5 0 and her doctors decided to discharge her, hospital On this date in history: and the responsibility to pay taxes James A. Turek said. munity College, beginning next fall, 9 9 * n . 6 9 . I ■ t v plastic gal. spokeswoman Ruth Hardy said. In 1862, Gen. Robert E. Lee took command of the Special this week Limit 2 Special this week Doctors still have not made a diagnosis but Mrs. Confederate armies of eastern Virginia and North Hardy said test results expected later this week Carolina in the American Civil War. may pinpoint the problem In 1924, Congress granted citizenship to all American Mrs. Kennedy was spending the Memorial Day Indians. Two charged in disturbance Super Fresh weekend with some grandchildren at her posh Palm In 1953, Queen Elizabeth II was crowned in London’s ^ LARGE Beach oceanfront villa. She was expected to return Westminister Abbey by the archbishop of Canterbury. f i One man was charged with breach of peace and to her home on Cape Cod at Hyannis, Mass., this In 1979, Pope John Paul in the first visit by a pope Walsh then made an obscene remark to a woman, n, another with disorderly conduct in connection with a week to a Communist nation, returned home to Poland. police said, and was arrested. Lawrence was charged disturbance outside Kelley’s Pub, 69 North St., early shortly afterwards. JUMBO EGGS KATHARINE HEPBURN RICHARD THOMAS ROSE KENNEDY EGGS 69^ Saturday. In a separate incident, Scott Gorman, 16, of 56 E. 2 . . leaves hospital A thought for the day: British writer Samuel Butler . . returning to Nevif York to star In movie remake John P. Walsh HI, 18, of 116 Hamilton Drive, was, Statue search said, “To live is like love— all reason is against it, and Maple St., was charged with breach of peace in connec­ charged with breach of peace and released on $50 bond, 8 9 « . o . BOSTON (UPI) — Amateur art buffs fanned out all healthy instinct for it.” tion with a domestic dispute at 44 Philip Road, police police say. Rupert J. I^wrence, 20, of 3486 Main St., said. (Jorman was arrested Frl4ayj|t 10:15 p.m. Save to 30c Grade A Farm Fresh across Boston parks in a fruitless search for the Ck)ventry, was charged with disorderly conduct and mystery statue of “Spring” that movie great Bette Gov. Bill Clements paddled his canoe in a furious media critics consider ... I’m rather one who released on a promise to appear, police say. Both men Davis says she posed for more than 50 years ago — 15-minute pursuit after one of his prize swans — a probably was behind the bam door when the brains are scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior (k)urt Real Fruit in the nude. were handed out, and I accept that, because as long Jumbo Crisp Chilly Things red-bilied, black Australian bird — escaped and mianrltp^tpr Hrralft June 15. Rumors raced around town Tuesday that it was was swept over a waterfall near Clinton's Dallas as they have felt that, they usually have un­ According to the police report, police dispersed a Flavor on Beacon Hill, in the Fens neighborhood, at the home. “Here Clements came around the bend like a derestimated me ... but I’ve done reasonably well, v canning special ) Richard M. Diamond, Publisher group of youths outside Kelley’s Pub shortly after mid­ TROPICAL POPS Public Garden or at the Museum of Fine Arts. commander, yelling orders,” said Norman except for some unfortunate events which we won’t night Saturday. An officer observed the car they left in ^ balTiiraiid A Residents even contacted news organizations go into at the moment.’ Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Grunsfeld, who witnessed the flap. drlvliig around the north end and followed them to ^ r ^ u la r S in Richard Nixon was inter­ the release of his debut album “Life On l^rth,” To subecribe. or to report's 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday David Raymond Porter, 16, of S85 N. Main St„ was Wild swan chase viewed by Diane Sawyer on the CBS Morning News became the first British artist since Elton John to delivery problem, call 647-9046. through Friday. charged with possession of a controlled substance. Tuesday and gave former Presidents Jimmy Carter be exclusively signed by England’s D.J.M. to MCA Office hours are 6:30 e.m. to 5:30 According to the police report, MHS Principal Jacob 9 9 * p.m. Monday through Friday and The Manchester Herald la a 7ff 5 < , gal. It’s a good thing the eyes of Texa? weren’t on the and John F. Kennedy and President Ronald Reagan Records ... Psychiatrist and author Bruce Forester Lodes m was questlonmlng Porter in connection with $1 5Q 7 to 10 a.n1. Saturday. Delivery aubscriber to United Press Inter­ ■ ■ V W 12 02. pkg. state’s governor over the weekend when he went on high marks for intelligence. is dickering with MGM execs about the film rights should be made by 5 p.m. Mon­ national news services and is a an incident involving a firecracker and found marijuana Special Big 2 Liter Bottle a wild swan chase. As for bis own smarts, Nixon said: “Well, my ... to his psychological thriller, “In Strict Confidence” day through Friday and by 7:30 member ot the Audit Bureau of in bis possession. Ludes then calle4,ttie police. a m. Saturday. Circulations.

/ . MAN( HESTER HERALD, Wed., June 2, 1982 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 2, 1982 • ■ . Now assistant manager Official quesfions Cell mates charged in death of teen

BOISE, Idaho (UPI) — A teenager jailed tried as adults for the "sadistic” murder of hospital),” she said. “He nevei regained con­ Werbner happy to stay puffing hall funds for non-payment of $60 in traffic fines who Icllow inmate Christopher Peterman, 17. sciousness. He had a swollen face and his was tortured to death allegedly by five • Investigators said Peterman was hit, ears were just blue. They had to shave his juvenile cell mates might have been saved if kicked, gouged and burned on his feet for head and drill holes just to relieve the Steven R. Werbner said today he when he was a management intern. About 60 applicants expressed in­ terest. Only 12 of them met the authorities had , supervised the “explosive almost five hours Monday apparently pressure. is "extremely pleased that I’m situation,” the dead youth’s mother says. following an argument that began shortly “He was dead in the yard. They just got his going to be able to continue to work He had received a master’s degree criteria, Weiss said Tuesday night. in public adm inistration from in LTAA's freasury “I want people to know all about this,” after midnight. Fourteen hours later heartbeat going again.” for the town.” Of the 12, six took oral exams ad­ Janice Peterman said in an interview paramedics were summoned to the exercise General Manager Robert B. Weiss George Washington University. She said the small-framed youth "hadn't ministered by the institute. Werbner meeting of the Cheney Hall Board of Tuesday with United Press International. ”I yard where the youth lay dying. been involved with the courts before" and did announced to the Board of Directors He was named to personnel assis­ By Nancy Thompson was among the top three after the Commissioners by member Herbert want them to yell to the top of their lungs. Mrs. Peterman said she was “just numb” not know the other juveniles before the inci­ Tuesday night that he has selected tant in January of 1977 and per­ Herald Reporter exams and Weiss chose him from Stevenson. Stevenson was in­ Something must be done to stop this from over the attack. Her son was jailed Friday in dent Werbner as assistant town sonnel supervisor in 1978. Last among the three. The practice of putting money structed to contact the town at­ happening.” a single cell with the five other youths for manager. September he was named acting donated for the restoration of torney to determine how the money Ada County Deputy Prosecutor Greg failing to pay about $60 in traffic tickets “Why in the hell weren’t they (the youths I Weiss said he made the selection assistant general manager after One of those took the exam was a Cheney Hall into the Little Theater should be handled —whether it 04 Bower said five 17year-old youths — all who issued for speeding and driving without a supervised?" she asked. "You put that many from among the three top can­ Charles McCarthy left that post to minority candidate. That candidate of Manchester treasury is being should go through the town, LTM or were brought to the jail for nonviolent license. kids in a cell, and they’re angry to begin with, didates narrowed down by the become manager of Coventry. He was not among the top three passed questioned by a member of the be handled by a third party. crimes, two for traffic violations — would be ”I was with my son when he died (at a it’s going to be an explosive situation " Institute of Public Service at the on to Weiss for final selection. continued as personnel supervisor Cheney Brothers National Historic Stevenson said he has asked the I f University of Connecticut. until December, when that job was Landmark District Commission. town attorney for an opinion but has The appointment will not bring Werbner has b6en criticized by eliminated as a separate job in an ' ■‘T don’t think money raised for '" not received an answer yet. He said much change for Werbner, who has economy move. Frank Smith, a member of town’s black community, as personnel Cheney Hall should be sitting in the he was concerned that it might 7-year-old will stand trial in arson been acting assistant town appear that LTM is benefiting from manager. He filled that post during The personnel duties were added supervisor. He won praise from Little Theater building fund—unless the Little Theater building fund has the fund-raising drive. Weiss' absence from his office for to the assistan’t manager’s job. members of the board of dirwtors VENTURA, Calif. (UPI) - A 7-year-old ar­ public defender Richard E. Erwin said in his torney Bob Bradley said. "W ere talking That left Werbner in the position for his operation of the manager’s become the Cheney Hall building "When you get any group in­ surgerv. fund,” Steven C. Ling said Tuesday. volved, there’s always a question in son suspect, believed to be the youngest attempt to spare the youngster a trial. about a boy who’s been in considerable trou­ of having to compete for the office while Weiss was away from criminal defendant in California history, Jamie was arrested with his 12-year-old ble at school — a boy who’s been fighting with his desk. Ling said he plans to ask about the people’s minds,” he said. “I didn’t Werbner said today there are assistant managership. UPf photo should be spanked and sent back to school brother and a 16-year-old friend outside Bill’s other students ... a boy who’s stolen from his always some uncertainties hanging situation at a meeting of the Cheney want someone thinking there’s a The assistant managership Historic Commission Thursday at third group benefiting from it.” rather than put on trial,- his attorney says. Trailer Hitch lot last Jan. 29 moments after classmates. over a person in the status of acting Knowing that Werbner would app­ GLASGOW CHILD RECEIVES COMMUNION But the district attorney’s office, convinced they allegedly torched two boats and a ’(It appears right now as though he's official, and he is glad that stage is ly for the post, Weiss took pains to carries a salary range of $24,000 to 4:30 p.m. at the Municipal Building. $30,000 in five pay steps. As per­ . . . 250,000 attended mass at park the SO-pound first grader is a dangerous ar­ trailer, causing $40,000 damage. headed for a life of crime. over. turn the preliminary selection STEPHEN R. WERBNER William E. FitzGerald, chairman sonnel supervisor, Werbner was . . . met all criteria of the Cheney Historic Commission, sonist headed for a life of crime, prevailed The teenager already has been convicted, "We’re not interested in any type of in­ Werbner has been associated with process over to the Institute of Voter signup and Jamie Means went on trial 'Tuesday on but charges were never filed against Jamie’s carceration, we’re not interested in breaking the manager's office since 1976, Public Service. receiving about $20,000 a year. has said that money donated for the restoration of Cheney Hall — most three felony arson counts and 14 mis­ brother. Attorneys for Jamie entered an inno­ up the family, we’re not interested in restitu­ notably $1,000 donated by Edson demeanor counts of malicious mischief and cent plea, saying he merely tagged along with tion. We’re interested in getting him some Bailey — has been put into the LTM place added petty theft. the older boys. help, some counseling, some program where Pape ends taur "This incident was not a prank, it was they can talk to this youngster about the im­ treasury. “They should take him out in the back yard, LTM has signed a lease with the Bradlees at the Manchester spank bis ass and send him back to school,’’ criminal behavior," Deputy District At­ portance of leading a law-abiding life” Directors chart new courses Parkade has been added to the list of town for the use of the building. The town and the Eighth Utilities locations for weekly voter-making q S mi^tive action effort, Cassano said, Cassano complained that after theater group —along with the Two subcommittees from the District. She recommended that the Cheney Historic Commission, the sessions during June, July, and • 2 "1 don’t believe small group meetings at which the subcom­ Board of Directors set out to chart liaison committee meet only when a Greater Manchester Chamber of August. with Wales step new courses Tuesday night after meetings here and there are going to mittee thought it had come to some specific district/town proposal is The sessions will be held there agreement on affirmative action Commerce,, and the Manchester OSIER’S SEAFOOD looking to the board for further do any good” each Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 policy, misstatements were made before it. Historical Society —is supposed to guidance. She said meetings on general p.m. EDINBURGH, Scotland (UPI) - Pope said he knew of .no planned (formerly Gary Henry’s Seafood) publicly about the agreements. raise the money for the renovation The subcommittee involved are THE BOARD VOTED to meet topics without specific proposals are Saturday sessions will also be held John Paul II, with the most militant demonstrations or even if the pope’s at 7 p.m. next Wednesday with the Relationships between the direc­ of the building. those concerned with affirmative not productive. from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Andy’s Protestant areas behind him, had only a most vocal enemy, Northern Ireland’s OPEN action and with relationships Human Relations Commission, the tors and the Human Relations Com­ “ I THINK IT’S terribly inap­ Market and Crispino’s Market. trip today to the green hills of Wales left Rev. Ian Paisley, planned to follow him Commission on Handicapped, the mission and with some members of Director William J. Diana, while between the town and the Eighth he agreed that specific proposals propriate for money collected for Sessions will be held on Thursday in the first visit ever by a pontiff to Bri­ to Wales. 3M Friday Only Utilities District. Interracial Council and others. the minority community have been the restoration to be going to any evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. at Savings tain. Paisley roused some 600 followers in strained. would be an advantage, said that Director Stephen T. Cassano, chair­ Directors set aside one hour for a only three meetings have been held single agency,” Ling said, calling it Bank of Manchester, Main Street of­ The 62-year-old pontiff flies to Cardiff, religiously divided Glasgow in the final 9 - 5 :3 0 discussion of the affirmative action man of the personnel subcommittee, DIRECTOR BARBARA and there was an agenda for each. “questionable business practice.” fice. the Welsh capital, where he was hours of the pope’s visit to Gotland told the board it is "futile for the program and its goals. He continued, “I’m not aware of expected to be greeted by more than 50 Tuesday evening. At least six of his LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS, FRESH SEAFOOD & STEAMERS Weinberg, chairman of the Mrs. Weinberg responded that the II subcommittee to continue to do At that meeting, Cassano hopes liaison committee should be dis­ any specific agreement in writing percent of the principality’s 150,000 Bible-waving supporters were arrested the groups can get a clearer answer town/district liaison committee, 21 are charged anything without guidance." expressed a similar frustration over cussing specifics after guidance regarding the Little Theater putting Catholics, which make up about 6 pier- when several hundred tried to march on ____ i Expressing frustration over to “where have we been; where are all of its cash into restoration ef­ cent of the population. downtown Glasgow. OSIER’S efforts at cooperation between the from the Board of Directors and in New Britain SEAFOOD criticisms of the committee’s affir- we going” from the directors of the district. forts. If all of the Little Theater Cardiff was making him a "Freeman” This brought to at least 58 the number NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — A police Director Arnold M. Kleinschmidt money is going for the renovation of the city, a rare honor awarded only of arrests since the pope arrived in Bri­ LOBSTERS crackdown on prostitution led to the Get a Roll CENTER 9T. said of the committee, “We have ac­ —which I assume it is — than it’s not four times previously, once to Winston tain Friday. In London, a magistrate arrest of 21 men by undercover of­ Offer Expires 110. 126, complished almost nothing.” a problem. If all of that money is not Churchill and most recently to Diana, ordered 14 arrested there, including 1 lb. thru 1% lbs. Three hurt in weekend accidents ficers over the holiday weekend. 6-15-82 135 exp. He said the 911 em ergen cy earmarked for Cheney Hall, it prinepss of Wales. seven clergymen, kept locked up until he FREE middle Acting Police Chief Frank E. crash and responded. telephone system was put in opera­ should not be commingled.” Civic, police and church officials were departs for Rome. turnpike Three people were in­ According to police Keeney St., was treated Chiger said Tuesday the operation Gel a Free Roll of 3M Brand Color Print Film lbs. thru lbs Keeney was charged tion, not as a result of committee LTM has not publicly committed confident the pope would not face the dif­ On Tuesday, police said 26 were V/t V/a jured in two accidents reports, Ms. Cohen was and released from the was prompted by complaints from ficulties of his Scottish visit — the threat With Every Roll of |Kod»k| with exceeding reasonable action, but as the result of meeting its entire building fund to the effort. arrested in scattered anti-CathoIic Memorial Day weekend. exiting from a driveway off hospital following an acci­ resident and aldermen. of disruption by militant Protestants op­ or Any Other Color Print Roll Left For MIDDLE speed and reckless driving. of appointed officials with General Earlier this year, an LTM demonstrations in Glasgow as the pope Sally B. Cohen, 79, of Broad Street when she lost dent about 1;30 a.m. Satur­ Chiger said about a half dozen posed to the pope’s message of Christian Developing And Printing He is scheduled to appear Manager Robert B. Weiss. spokesman said there is about $20,- preached Christian reconciliation to an 2 lbs. and over WOOOBRIDQE 9T. TPKE. West Hartford, and Myr- control of her car and it day. Keeney was apparent­ prostitutes have been working in unity. NOSTHWAY PHARMACY in court June 14. Mrs. Weinberg said that instead of 000 in the building fund. estimated 250,000 Catholics in tice Zarcnen, of Bloom­ crossed Broad Street, hit­ ly driving east on Hartford New Britain. He said word of a sur­ Church spokesman Father Robert 230 H. Main 8t ______Manch—Ur S4«-4810 having conversations in general Bellahouston park. field. a passenger in her ting a sign support pole in Road when he struck a Oswald Jacoby and Alan THE QUESTION OF whether it veillance team set up 10 days ago Reardon said opposition to last century’s the parking lot at 354 Broad terms, the committee should have Directly addressing “that larger com­ car, were injured Friday utility pole near Pine Sontag write about bridge is appropriate for the Cheney Hall apparently cleared the streets of influx of Irish immigrants — the nucleus J concrete proposals to consider and when Ms. Cohen lost con­ St., police said. Street, police said. An of­ — every day on the comics prostitutes, so police decoys had the of the Roman Catholic community — has munity” of Scottish Protestants, the pon­ then “move with speed and good money to be put into the LTM tiff urged Christians of all faiths to go trol of her car. Ms. Cohen In another accident, ficer in a parking lot off page of The Manchester streets to themselves. died away and "there is no anti-pope will” toward acting on them. treasury was raised last month at a “hand-in-hand” toward eventual unity. was treated and released David Keeney, 19, of 490 Hartford Road heard the Herald. feeling.” from Manchester Reardon said although only 70,000 The congregation gave John Paul the Memorial Hospital. Ms. Catholics were expected at the pope’s most enthusiastic reception so far of his Zarcnen was admitted to open-air mass in Pontcanna Fields, the trip to Britain, which broke from Rome the hospital with head in­ church issued 156,000 tickets in response 449 years ago when Henry VIII abolished juries and was listed in to| demand. the church’s jurisdiction. satisfactory condition believe it! aur •"This shows the great interest in the Outside the park hundreds of police U Tuesday. fan matie pope among non-Catholics,” he said. surrounded Protestant pastor Jack Glass Cr V boutique The pope also will appear before 37,000 and about SO of his fundamentalist sup­ 18 Oak Street Manchester ydung Welsh Catholics at a rally at Ni- porters and threatened to arrest them if Stores open ni;an Park sports stadium. they tried to enter. They left under in are proud to summer •Police Chief Constable John Knight protest. Vermont present MONTPELIER, Vt. lUPI) — State lawyers N have abandoned their Consumers file suit defense of Vermont’s Sun­ day closing law, according are a caal... \X\® to Attorney General John lO®’ for used car rules Easton, and have begun ad­ vising storeowners they can open for business Sun­ ;WASHINGTON (UPI) - “Two con­ this spring killed the used car day under a landmark state sumer groups sued Congress and the regulations by overwhelming margins. Supreme Court ruling, announcing F«deral Trade Commission today in an The rules would have required used "It’s my feeling that the Mr. Albert Pagan effort to overturn last week’s con- car dealers to post window stickers in OS their cars to disclose major defects. effect of the Supreme nationally known make gf-essional veto of FTC rules aimed at : pj-otecting used car buyers. Foes complained the major impact of Court ruling is the stores up artist from Fabriella can open immediately,” • Ellen Broadman, a ^nsum ers Union the stickers would be to raise the cost of of Italy will hold make idwyer, said Congress, in killing the cars. Easton said Tuesday. up consultations and The high court, in a regulations that took more than.a decade Ms. Broadman said the FTC was demonstrations on ruling dated last Friday to formulate, “intruded onXpowers named a defendant because Congress is but not formally released Friday, June 4 10-5pm reserved for the executive and ljudicial legally immune from a suit. By adding until Tuesday, declared the branches.” the agency, she said, it is more likely Don’t miss this great I The suit was filed in U.S. tolstrict Congress will remain a party to the sta te ’s socalled ‘Blue opportunity to see this Law" was unconstitutional Court by Consumer Union,/ which proc^ing to protect its interests. famous make up artist ifiblishes the product testing an^ evalua- The CU-FhibUc Citizen suit claims that because it unfairly favored at work. small, family-owned Call 643-2461 for details ^ n magazine “Consumer Reports,” and the legislative veto violates the markets. Ralph Nader’s Public Citizen Inc. 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Richard 1(1. Diamond, Publiahert- J Hinckley's Scientists improve the egg Dan Fitts, Editor ^ Alex GIrelli, City Editor-? VANCOUVER, British the egg yolk from 5 percent III Leslie led selected by laying eggs with P U FA brain test Columbia (UPli — Two to about 28 percent. chickens with special levels 100 percent above OPINION scientists say they have Building on the discovery. rations and they responded normal found a way to produce an egg that offers more nutri­ ^xaiyiined tion and less risk of heart disease but still fries, •^WASHINGTON (U P I) - As John poaces and scrambles like W. Hinckley Jr. stared at a blown-up the old-fashioned kind. * I a c k picture of his skull, a jury was told Dr. Darrell Bragg was A n d e r s o n - ' h i» brain is different than those of researching ways of Out of step with GOP, out in front most people his age — with the making bigger eggs 10 .Washington widened creases suggesting years ago when he “ organic brain disease.” stumbled upon a method to Fenwick, close enough so a con­ tempered by the fact she did vote Dr. Marjorie LeMay, a Harvard increase the polyun­ FLEMINGTON, N.J. - Milli- tinuation of the trend coiild yield with Reagan on the final budget l^versity neuroradiologist, saturated fatty acids cent Fenwick is, Jeff Bell con­ an upset. That, of course, is what and tax bills last year. testified at the presidential (P U F A ) in eggs. But Bragg had no way of cedes, “ a very nice lady.” But, Jack Qermond pronounced underdogs are Bell has been trying to make a assailant’s trial Tuesday the hatching the idea until he tells a group of supporters obliged to believe in the final distinction, however, by sophisticated. "'u’ays revealed signs of abnormal ‘.,ahnkage. another researcher. Dr. gathered at the Union Hotel, she and days of a long campaign. emphasizing. In addition to the Defense lawyers contend the Alan Leslie of Ritchie- social issues, Fenwick’s votes How FBI is out of step with the Republican Jules Witcover BELL'S PRiM E asset is his brain creases are similar to those Smith Feeds, developed a against defense spending bills Party on the issues. history as an adyiser to Ronald found in many persons with scheme to apply the Syndicated columnists and his own commitment to That is the essence on her three Reagan, and it is one he relies on schizophrenia — a disease in which a laboratory findings to the term s in Congress, M illicent heavily in both his advertising reform of the Fed as the essen­ created person suffers delusions, lacks farm by devising a special Fenwick is clearly more liberal and personal campaigning. The tial first step in bringing interest emotional expression and falls vic­ UPI photo formula for chicken feed. rates under control. rhe two doctors told a than the core of the Republicar result June 8, he says in a letter tim to impulses. Under cross-examination, news conference Tuesday Pary these days. But she Is also a policy, fictions November, although polling also to Republicans, “ will be seen as T H A T IS A different issue on VETERAN U.S. SEN. JOHN C. STENNIS, D-MISS. the new egg offers the genuine celebrity whose popular however. Dr. LeMay answered ON M O ST such questions. shows Bell beating the various — a test of the progress of the which to base a campaign, ’,’No” when asked whether the . . . winner In primary bid for renomlnatlon same taste and cooking appeal seems to be blot out nor­ and largely unknown — Reagan administration and the however, unless the influence of WASHINGTON — There are many qfain-test results could be directly qualities of the ordinary mal political considerations. Bell’s polling suggests Democratic possibilities. future political direction of our the Fed Is more widely un­ weasciy ways to slink away front h Ijnked to Hinckley’s behavior on egg but has a higher ratio “ It’s one of those cases,” an Republican voters agree with At this stage, Fenwick seems party, our state and our coun- derstood by Republican primary perpetration like ABSCAM, but tte March 30, 1981 — the day he shot of PUFA to saturated fatty astute Republican professional him three or four to one. And he FBI has taken none of them. Its; President Reagan. Republicans tap 2 acids, which is is spending $800,000 on television, comfortably ahead, although try.” voters than the public at iarge. says, "where the opponent recommended for reducing both camps agree that Bell has Fenwick sees the decision in “ That’s the $64 question,” Jeff stubborn chief, William Webster', becomes irrelevant. People want radio and direct mail in the final ; -Dr. D an iel W ein b erg er, the cardiovascular problems cut what was once a 3-to-l slightly different terms. “ It’s an Bell says. “ But they do unders­ has offered no ap ologies, no weeks of this campaign to try to World’s leading expert on CAT and obesity. to vote for a celebrity.” ideological war in which they are excuses, no regrets over the FBI’s exploit that advantage. Fenwick lead to manageable tand that there’s something fun­ scans, was to testify today a study of Mthough the new egg Jeff Bell is trying to deal with undercover tactics. to run tor Senate The problem is that Millicent proportions. “ I understand,” using the Republican Party as a ny going on, something weird 150 patients found 10 to 20 percent of will cost “ marginally” 9 this by painting a pictuer of On the .contrary, he strode into a Schizophrenics had brain abnor­ Fenwick is almost impossible to says Fenwick with a small smile, vehicle,” she says. going on with interest rates.” more than those currently Fenwick on the issues that is malities similar to Hinckley’s. tion. Barbour polled about 75 per­ challenge. As one of her cam­ ’’that Mr. Bell is inching up.” Whether the voters see it that Four years ago Beii slipped up House hearing room, head high, By Clay F. Richards on the market. Dr. Leslie alien enough to Republican ■’■•’Weinberger, a psychiatrist at the cent of the vote, defeating Bobby THE PROVEN AITEMUmVE 2 V paign managers says, “There’s Bell concedes that Fenwick way is another question, on Ciifford Case in a similar with the aplomb of a man who UPI Political Writer said consumers wil be im­ primary voters so that they may National Institutes of Mental Richardson, a state highway com­ virtually no anti-Fenwick vote had a remarkably broad base, however. Although Fenwick primary and beat him by 3,000 moves familiarly in a world of mar­ pressed by its increased luvfn I had a headache since 1 hnished 44HiofeeUback is a great aid in helping me have some second thoughts. She Health, said at a hearing outside the Republicans seeking to firm up missioner who switched from the nutritional value. out there.” And she has per­ but he adds: “ I never thought it voted against Kemp-Roth in the votes, only to lose in the general ble floors, lofty ceilings and cut- . ihe Uiofeedback (raining 99 to relax has improwtl my every day is, he argues, at odds with the ju ry’s presence last week CAT scans control of the Senate picked conser­ Democratic party to make the race. "The egg is being dis­ WilliAm Keid. Exsl Mjrtford living suaded many party leaders here was impregnable and it is not im­ past— “ My dear man,” she says, election to New Jersey’s most glass chandeliers. ABSCAM, he inir party on issues as diverse as the are not an accepted tool for vative Rep. Cleve Benedict to op­ • Byrd, unopposed in the primary, criminated against 441 had severe headaches for over 20 years Muluel hrunelle. WcibiTshfld pregnable” His managers say he “ I am no devotee of supply-side popuiar poiitician. Sen. Biii sisted, had been carefully planned,' death penalty, school prayer and that she is the O O P’s best hope to diagnosing schizophrenia, but there , pose Democratic Leader has come under heavy attack by the because of the fat types it tried all kinds of medication anti was 44f have not had a severe migraine liead is now within 10 points of economics” — that apostasy is Bradiey. meticulously executed and strictly, is a statistical link between the test Robert Byrd in West Virginia and at­ controversial National Conservative taking about 2S Kxcedrin a day. Someone ache since I began training 99 President Reagan’s defense win the general election in contains and this new controlled. told me alxHJt Hiofeedback It was the (jjIi’ l. t-'reyt'nhjxt’n, y^rnnn and the mental disease. torney Haley Barbour to attempt to Rolitical Action Committee as a big method to increase the The truth is that ABSCAM was U.S. District Judge Barrington end John Stennis’ long reign in spender out of touch with his native best advice I was ever given 44Biofeedback was recommended to me by ratio of polyunsaturated Mduretn O (j.tmmo. Exm Hjnlurd sloppy, sleazy and largely out of Parker, reversing himself, agreed Mississippi. West Virginia. Benedict, a conser­ my doctor Through Biofeedback I fatty acids could work 44Afier H weeks of biofeedback training I ve learned to relax and deal with the stress Tliesday to allow admission of the In a primary to choose a vative who has campaigned against control from start to finish. My against that to improve its not only developed a more positive attitude that was causing the pains Biofeedback "brain test — evidence Hinckley’s In Manchester IU3NT1WIE associates Jack Mitchell and Indy Democrat to run against a seeming­ Byrd since the day he announced for public im age,” he said. at home and at work, but 1 no longer take IS really an amazing therapy I w’ould hon Badhwar have reviewed the sworn lawyers contend is “ absolutely ly vulnerable GOP incumbent. New reelection, easily defeated two ”\Ve feel the research at medication How’ do I feel? Great">^ esily recommend it to anyone 95 crucial” to his insanity defense. Mexico Attorney General Jeff challengers to win the GOP nomina­ JjfTTfs Henry, Manchesier fVier) WaiMin, ViTnun testimony and picked out the FBI’s the University of British 1E503PE- While Dr. LeMay told the jury Hingaman defeated former Gov. tion. misstatements. Some examples: CohcTibia has pointed us in The contribution about the tests, Hinckley, 27, sat .Jerry Apodaca Tuesday for the • Schmitt, a former astronaut and the direction of improving E ili HHTULOmSUlIlinON: Call today for an appointment We are a medically FICTION — The FBI reUed on the supervised health facility w here Biofeedback sessions are individually conducted b\ our •with his lawyers staring sileiitly at a nomination to oppose Sen. Harrison outspoken conservative, has been the public acceptance and likes of convicted swindler Mel .staff of trained, registered nurses Mo.st insurance companies participate in our program idreen on which were flashed blown- Schmitt. targeted for defeat by the the image of the egg ’ Weinberg and bagman Joseph ,1^ slides of his brain. In South Dakota, state Sen. Mike Progressive Political Action Com­ In the laboratory. Dr. of John Rogers Silvestri to recruit politicians who Parker, who last week barred O'Connor beat former state Rep. mittee. Bingaman easily defeated Bragg found he could raise BIOrEEDBJICKaiNKOrilllAIKHE^ might take bribes. Webster swore “sfleh evidence, said he decided to I'Uvern Varilek in the Democratic .\podaca. whose comeback attempt the deposits of P U FA in ^41 Broad St , M anch c.stcr.C T 06040 PfeofK' ( 20,4)640 4.4H2 TOcFOH&eoww that the judgtnents of W e b ib ^ "{(ermit the testimony about the CAT primary for governor. With 75 per­ was hindered by allegations he ’Seans because “ exclusion of this accepted a $10,000 bribe in exchange WW/WUXKEPIN were carefully evaluated at h i^ cent of the precincts reportig, Back in 1968 when John E. research unearthed: evidence deprives the jury of a com­ O'Connor had 17,084 votes and for pardoning a prisoner when he level before approval was given .to Rogers of Bolton left his job as Manchester served as a link in 0NVFR12l.3...83ONTlt plete picture of the defendant’s Varilek had 12,081 votes. was governor. go after the unsuspecting superintendent of the Bishop’s the underground railroad, a mental condition.” Republican Gov. Bill Janklow was New Mexico’s Democratic Gov. politicians. Corner (West Hartford) Post Of­ network which secretly . Dr. LeMay told the jury the unopposed and the heavy favorite in Bruce King cannot under state law J FACT — Undercover meetings iu n ilarity of CAT scans taken of November. run again, and primaries in both fice, black studies was more of a transported blacks from slavery with public officials were often set Jlinckley’s brain in April 1981 and The Tuesday primaries set the parties were staged to pick his WEMAyilMtCHft.A concept than a reality. in the South to freedom in the Uf, USERS ARE HOT... up and secretly videotaped, without Ajiril 1982 “ suggests this is organic stage for three key 1982 Senate successor. i The riots in Hartford’s North North. N^fclAVKlNERlS2;l^ the Justice Department’s approval. bfain disease.” races: On the Democratic side, former 5(?UIP UNITS ALL CLEAR End and in Watts and Detroit Rogers was a man who N ot until four to six w eeks 'Consistency of the two scans, she • Stennis, the dean of the Senate state Attorney General Toney TXFfERErtTIXtUHMaz. liaid, indicates “ permanent changes at 80, is favore to win a seventh Anaya, now a real estate .dealer, were just months old; so were . passionately believed that one afterward would a proper authority ‘I.’., have occurred” in Hinckley’s term. But Barbour represents the defeated former state Sen. Aubrey the shock and anger over the usually see the taped scenes and way to repair that ripped fabric brain. kind of Republican activist who has Dunn, an apple rancher and co­ receive the prosecutions proposals.’ murder of Dr. Martin Luther he spoke about in 19M was by u.She said the folds in Hinckley’s brought the two party system to the owner of the Alamogordo Daily WviesfU-yba On one occasion, W ebstei; U King. showing the deep contributions -brain are wider than those found tn once solid Democratic South, and he News. authorized a last-minute substitu­ .a u f4 > u is The polarizing of black and made by blacks to American most people, and the tissue between could score an upset. In the Republican contest between tion of victims. Silvestri wanted'to me folds is smaller than the condi- Stennis, who has never had a two former state senators, real es­ white in Am erica, Rogers said in history. bring Sen. Larry Pressier, R-S.D., . tibn usually found in people of his Republican opponent before, tate dealer John Irick defeated 60(® SniFF^1t‘ a newspaper interview at the He liked to entertain the young to a clandestine meeting and offer a'ge group. overwhelmed token primary opposi- builder Bill Sego, who had 8,579. time, was “ripping the very audiences he met by sprinkling him a $30,00(rbribe that had been ap­ fabric of our country apart.” his lectures with facts about proved earlier for Rep. William J. Rogers, who was buried today blacks: He often started off his Hughes, D-N.J. Neither legislator following services at the Bolton succumbed to the FBI’s siren song. N sentences with “ I bet you didn’t Congregational Church, FICTION - The ABSCAM in­ know that. . . ” And he’d name a probably did more than any O pen fon iin / Readers' views vestigators would not pursue whole list of blacks who’d made other man in New England to members of Congress, the FBI in­ enormous contributions to Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 IM sycoctABuM M f make “ black studies” a reality. sisted, until after “ reasonable American history. Fourteen years ago he left his suspicion” of wrongdoing was ^ WMCN wevr/ It’s just too bad that Rogers’ postal service job so that he tabllshed. , words in 1968 still make so much f a c t —the ABSCAM agents could devote all his tim e to Let us stop producing and expor­ sive plumbing bills by Manchester ouftTHiCt' stantly misted the prosecutors g studying and teaching black sense today. At the time he left Pro freeze ting death and destruction! homeowners to correct the pressure the Post Office to start bis problem. This is a hidden cost and giving false information to ju s t^ history. Christine May Joyner academic career, he was quoted the problem should have been an­ their investigations. For exam p^ A n d this week he was llelena Deary as saying: Tu the Editor: ticipated by the town fathers the investigators claimed that Sm > remembered as the man who 67 N. Elm St. responsible for the implementation ------Harrison Williams, D-N.J., l ^ A “ I don’t for a minute condone in the editor’s article “ Directors was “ the book of knowledge” on of & e program. ’This was a serious . already taken a $100,000 bribe befool me Right to Freeze F reeze,” he the history of New England the riots in our cities. But w e ’ve blunder. he was targeted for ABSCAM. ’l i f t expresses his opinion that the blacks. He started the Universi­ got to raise the whole economic 3. The latest bids for the treat- was a deliberate FBI lie to allay t e (ypitiFICiAL nuclear arms freeze is an issue too Audit needed ty of Hartford’s first black plateau of poor people in this ment plant have come in under the prosecutors’ concern over W complex to be competently con­ \2' VHW GRASS CtRKT history course, and taught there nation.” $6 million budgeted for ibis phase of ‘reasonable suspicion” requii^ sidered by officials of local govern­ as well as at Greater Hartford I t ’s too bad that though the To the Editor: . the program. ’This was considerably ment. SLACKS ^ 1 P 9 p .? O O L ment. bekm the original low bid of $8.2 Community College, Middlesex study of black history is a reality But when human survival is the On Feb. l9. General Manager FKTTION — The undercover a ? million submitted last October. As Community College and other today, black poverty is still very issue, the placing of an inunediate Robert B. Weiss stated that be tivities were closely monitor^ Mr. Weiss allegedly said of the I4MUM18MK( ^ f p tA ftc () SQ.yDL schools across the state. much a reality, too. That plateau bilateral freeze on the development, would ask the town’s Board of swore the FBI. Accurate transcrl|ls s l i g h t -s e c o H P S original design, “ Ifou might say it • "/^ G IC STRETCH" FABRIC He made a unique contribution that Rogers spoke about hasn’t deployment, and testing of all Directors to double town water supposedly were kept of the in fd f ^ W optrt was gold-plated.” $3+ iliillion of • SIZES 28 to 42 to Manchester’s history by in­ moved up since then. In fact, it nuclear warheads, missiles, and rates, primarily to pay for the mants’ conversations to make site R«g. >25.00 gold plate? Who was responsible for m ay have slipped lower in delivery systems ceases to be com­ town’s ^ million watw system im­ they didn’t con the FBI or otherwdja • FREE ALTERATIONS vestigating the role of blacks in this ridiculous over-design? ' plex. It is essential to life. provement project. As a result of deceive. TZ town. Among the facts in his relative terms. 4. ’The road condition has received And when the freeze is followed by Mr. Weiss’ statement, R ^ b lic a n Great numbers of s i A a verifiable reduction in arms Town Chairman Curtis Smith called . adequate press coverage. Of course, FACt — conversations were never recordSt between the Soviet Union and the for an audit of the $20-million water the damage done to automobiles and GOLF KNITS the cost to repair such damage will United States, such a freeze is not improvement project, stating that it ’The transcripts that were deliveiB never be knom. to the Justice Department oflSb r fjft .’rjT x .V i i.» " K i P 1 T i KT A FungieiJes'Crobgross Killer‘Moneb only a positive step toward the has become apparent taxpayers J u s t a Berry's WorW Now Mr. Penny’i previously were out of sequence and as muchSk (O s k M s m T n t y OUS>l I’ tS M * Plant F<»ds*Sproy Mixes-Systemic Sproys-Slug •preservation of human life on our have not been fully informed as to Control * Evergreen Food * Garden Guord Duster stated comment in Fd>ruary that 18 months late. Weinberg and QD planet. The reduction will ehhance the status of the water project. & < A M P i . £ S : Rooting Powder ‘ Vegetoble Sproys ond lots more! ■15.00 the quality of life. Of course. Mayor Stephen T. Pen­ "everything” is being done in h FBI supervisor, Tony .AmoroQ, istacK ? ny rejected Smith’s suggestkm by timely fashion in accordance with were especially reluctant to 2 A study conducted by the Union of the plans” really doesn’t bold up. their conversations. In several tpf- tOO% VuUlAKtZEI) tJuBfif A Concerned Scientists in November stating, “ Everything is. being done aooTc-Stcgfd 1981 indicates that the continuation in a timely fashion in accordance An audit is essential. Every resi­ stances, transcripts were fa ls ifi^ dent of Mandiester (and some in CMKTMiftH of the arms race . . actually with plans” — a typical Penny com­ FICTION - The FBI assurM SPORT SHIRTS •gcoM Glastonbury) is entitled to know the decreases U.S. national security — ' ment. Congress that undercover infi^ truth about the program. WADERS I that it diverts billions of dollars and Since Feb. 19, the foUowihg itenu mants were carefully screened te I sincerely hope there is at least much of the nation’s technical talent have made the front pages of local ensure their reliability. They w « • OLD«£S one director on the Board of Direc­ away from vital civilian programs newspapers: a lle g ^ y then given thorough l.SltU.«AHK*CLWCD •cou-cartus •Albums f 1. On April 12, it was reported that tors interested enough in this vital and does not decrease the likelihood struction in such legal areas as t e Gov. William O’Neill bad signed a program who would be willing to of nuclear war and destruction trapment and were kept undjB’ «Nt> S'ff $ bill allowing municipalities to >tse call for an audit. It would be in­ should such a war occur.” regiilar surveillance to make s iS 0 0 9 : short term borrowing notes for a teresting to know who on the •• Atr ^ For example, the coat of the ^ they didn’t get out of line. ^ Navy’s $34 billion dollar F-18 flgbter longer period of time before conver­ of Directors would apprme program could be used instead to ting into long term bonds. audit and who would reject the f a c t — Government officials sS- modernize U.S. machine tool stock What this means is that the water audit. mitted under oath that neither c m StxBS t/ «wi.y icrTAyrAK to bring it up to the average present program w ill cost more than J.R. Smyth prosecutor ’Thomas Puepio I Everything Peddled with A day level of Japan’s machine tool originally planned. Town officials Weinberg’s FBIIiaiidlers knew w ^ I Reel 30 Day “NO HARO- 48 Strawberry Lane I t i m e " m o n e y b a c k s t ^ . Such a change in cost outlay will show all sorts o f fictitious the convicted swindler was doing Jk I GUARANTEE. would certainly provide for a savings but the interest .paid on even where he was at times. TJietBi M9-7782 healthier economic future for the short-term notes is not fictitious — Policy on letters Justice Department official direcQjr SD United States. they are real tax dollars and must in charge of ABSCAM was neither ’The Herald welcomes letters to At ine same time, it would eventually be charged to the total briefed about Weinberg’s shady COMWTFOn R 0 » and P K ST. MNnL'F the editor. ^1. decrease the risk of nuclear war. cost of the water project. background nor shown a copy of bis eW>WNIA.lK, Letters ideally should be typed Rather than, selling nuclear 2. It was reported on May 12, that and should be no longer than two voluminous criminal record. technology to small nations, why not the water improvement project may pages, doubie-spaced. Meanwhile, the gleeful Weinberg ‘• m y ? " export goods and information which mean drastic changes in water The Herald reserves the right easily manipulated his FBI will help these countries become pressure for some town residents. to edit letters in the mterest of watchdogs; they had little control xelf-xufficicnt and healthy? This condition may result in expen- clarity and taste. over him. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 2, 1982 MA.M'HKKTKR HF.RAl.l). Wed , June 2, 1982 - »> Seeks support in board rooms Student Court nixes Nursing home Bush bills himself as predictable moderate appeals direct release inspection cut

and “some rich preppie with an him. By Dennis C. MilewskI alligator shirt." “ You’ve just shook the hand of a\ United Press International decision plan criticized 9 The son of a senator and older good Democrat, Mr. Bush,” says a* of transcripts smiiing executive. MIDDLETOWN - Prescott brother of Vice President George Bush says he's a predictable TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) Bush Jr. poses for snapshots with rilE CANDIDATE is in for the 'IM- moderate in a conservative grey |ji —- Thq I president of HARTFORD (UPI) — The state Supreme Court has WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Reagan ad­ the owner and workers at the Quali­ long haul, and while weary, h e- suit who is a perfect match for the ‘ PrinceV'4 University sup­ moved to close an opening in the tight veil of secrecy ministration's proposal to substitute a flexible ty Auto Parts Store in Middletown appears determined. Although hC‘ tastes of the. “ Land of Steady ports a finding that that traditionally has hung over the proceedings of policy for required annual inspections at the — "w here a lot of blue collar people has lost weight and stoops slightly^^ Habits.” Gabrtelle Napolitano grand juries in Connecticut. nation’s nursing homes is stirring opposition in g o ” Bush retains much of the ramrod^ “ I was called prep, but Sen. plagiarized a term paper, The high court ordered a halt to the practice in some Congress on several fronts. The camera is focused on Bush as bearing of his patrician youth. 'M Weicker was called intensely prep,” sending the 21-year-old of the state's Superior Courts of allowing attorneys or Rep. Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, planned to send a the tall, gaunt candidate places a As a campaigner he is cool andv said Bush, who describes himself as senior back to court in her defendants involved in grand jury proceedings to order protest letter today to Health and Human Services stiff arm around the shoulder of a city is a Democratic stronghold and subdued. He is soft spoken and'- a Lincoln Republican. "Watch the effort to graduate with her transcripts of the proceedings (lirectly from court Secretary Richard Schweiker, signed by 48 other young man wearing a soiledblue unemployment is on the rise. deliberate, and the feeling of dis-° way he parades around. He wears class. reporters. House members, mostly Democrats, aides said. work uniform. Bush does not dawdle in his quest tance he creates is due, in part, to ‘ green corduroy trousers, and blue ,Miss Napolitano, 21, of ’The Supreme Court said the release of grand jury in addition, critics plan to introduce a House "P re s ” Bush then huddles near a for Republican delegate support. He cataracts that make his gaze seem blazers with gold buttons on them.” Stamford, Conn., was to transcripts was “ within the general supervisory power resolution opposing the proposal At least one com­ dusty display of clamps and does not stop to lament the price of unfocused and remote. BUSH W AR M S to the subject and appear before Mercer of the court” and thus could only be released with the mittee is considering holding hearings. wrenches in a corner of the meat with shoppers. He does not But away from campaigning- begins to relax. Dueling bluebloods County Superior Court permission of a judge. The flap involves the administration's proposal to cluttered shop, and gives a quick in­ take time out to admire fair-haired Bush is m ore relaxed and per*-' at 10 paces; wealth vs. wealth: this Judge William Dreier ’The court issued the unanimous ruling in upholding drop an annual nursing home inspection require­ terview to a "sportscaster” from a babies. And there is no hello or sonable. is one fight the challenger feels he again today to plead her the conviction of a man found guilty of murder in the ment in favor of a flexible policy of more or less small local radio station. handshakes for two elderly women He is proud of his wife, Betl^- can win hands down. case that, at worst, she bludgeoning death of his 8-year-old son and first-degree frequent surveys based on past compliance.-It also "The regular news guy had to sunning themselves on a bench. whom he married after a whirlwind”’ “ Weicker started all that stuff,” committed a "technical assault for shooting the boy’s mother. wants to dllow nursing homes to be accredited by leave, but he w rote down four Bush heads straight for the board courtship during World War II, and' he continues. “ He was saying, ‘ Pres rooms, banks and other haunts of error” in writing a Spanish Alan Canady challenged the warrant issued for his the Joint Commission on Accreditation of questions for me," says the his two sons. Pres and Jamie, and-' is so preppie, he makes George look successful businessmen where the term paper. arrest and his indictment on the murder charge based Hospitals, not just by state agencies. apologetic broadcaster. daughter, Kelsey. like a boilermaker.' I could say, movers and shakers in the ^’The star student — she on information he obtained from the transcript of the “ There are a number of different groups in the The interview concluded. Bush He likes to talk sports, and speaks UPI photo 'here’s that rich man,' but the heck Republican Party are likely to be carried a 3.7 grade point proceedings of the grand jury that returned the indict­ Congress that are very upset about the proposal,” flashes a tight smile, makes some fondly of his days on the softball did^* with that.” found. And it is there that Bush — average out of a possible ment. said Anthony Robbins, a staff member of the sinall talk and climbs into a sup­ mond where he enjoyed himself un*-- CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN A. SPEZIALE “ —got a kick out of The Hartford lean, aloof and determined — seems 4 J) — learned Tuesday that He ordered a copy of the transcript of the grand jury’s Energy and Commerce Committee that oversees porter's shiny new Buick Riviera til “ I hurt m y leg, and had to give ft' . . . seeks better understanding of system Courant cartoons, though,” he most at ease on the campaign trail. university President secret proceedings directly from the court reporter in Medicare and Medicaid. where he settles back into the up." Bush is an avid golfef'-,” added. "T h e first one showed me William Bowen had Waterbury Superior Court without obtaining permission Mrs. Snowe’s letter congratulated the ad­ burgundy leather upholstery. "As I was telling Jack Kemp in birdhunter and fancies health foods!' with the alligator shirt ... zzzzzzz. ' accepted a university com­ from a judge to see the document. ministration on its decision, announced in March, Washington yesterday...,” he begins A prep school graduate, he wa9’- I HKRi; IS A S H O R T RIDE back The alligator is buzzing away m ittee’s second decision to The Supreme Court’s ruling released Monday inter­ not to relax health and safety standards for the 18,- with a worried bank president. born in Maine and reareid in the to the main business district where asleep. withhold her diploma for 'Cameras in court' preted provisions adopted to make available grand jury 000 nursing homes whose patients get Medicare and President Reagan, "m y brother, exciusive suburb of Greenwich. ” Bush continues his uphill battle for "The next, after, the Fairfield on year. transcripts to prosecutors and people charged as a Medicaid, but warned inspection must be con­ George,” members of the cabinet: He ran the iocal Boy’s Club, Com'-" the Republican U.S. Senate nomina­ (delegate primary which he won), ^ w en met briefly Sun­ result of the grand jury proceedings and their lawyers. tinued. 2 when Prescott Bush drops names, tion. the alligator has old Weicker by the munity Chest and the Boy ^ ou ts, day with the student and “ The state’s attorney and the defendant or the defen­ he starts at the top. and was a classmate at Y a le oT He is about to make the rounds of nose.” her adviser, James Doig, a experiment has begun dant’s attorney may not have access to the transcript James Buckley, under secretary of’ businessmen and bankers who play The issues are clear to Bush. In AUrilOUGH HE IS a college upiversity spokesman said. outside of the general supervisory power of the court,” state and a form er U.S Senator from " for higher stakes, and would be order of importance they are; 1. The dropout, the school he left behind “He conveyed to them Chief Justice John A. Speziale’s ruling said. friends worth having in his bid to un­ New York. his decision which is also In support of its position, the court noted as an exam' economy; 2. The economy; and 3. was Yale University. And in his first HARTFORD (U PI) - The Connecticut respect for our laws,” he said. seat the incumbent Republican being conveyed by letter pie that a judge might withhold all or part of a r n iM rwwwPWiiinMM iivnTW i»iM i»M nwiiiHii The economy. bid for statewide public office. Bush BUSH LEFT YALE, never tg, Supreme Court has opened its Rules allowing one-year “ cameras-in- Senator, Lowell Weicker Jr. today (Tuesday;,” the transcript “ if recalcitrance or fear of reprisal on the The way to lower interest rates, to set his sights on nothing short of the return, to volunteer for servicq, proceedings to news cameras and the-courtroom” experiments in the Prescott Bush is anxious to show get people back to work and to con­ spokesman said. part of witnesses is a concern." UPI fiholo U.S. Senate. during World War II, but was. microphones for a one-year experiment Supreme Court and the state’s Superior he is more than a man with well- In the letter, Bowen said, The court also refused to budge from the long-held trol inflation is to support President The local business leaders know a rejected because of his eye condi­ which the state’s top jurist hopes will Court system were adopted earlier this connected friends in Washington, he decided the com­ position that defense lawyers and prosecutors are not Reagan and his economic recovery Connecticut aristocrat when they tion. Instead, he spent four years, result in better public understanding of year over objections from the Connec­ PRESCOTT BUSH DISCUSSES CAMPAIGN roots in affluent Fairfield County m ittee’s decision should allowed to be present at grand jury hearings, although program, he says. see one and respond to Bush with building anti-submarine warfare, the judicial system. ticut Bar Association. , . . wants to unseat Sen. Lowell Weicker stand. there has been at least one exception to that tradition. BUT BUSH BALKS at painting knowing smiles and sympathetic bases in South America. j. ’The high court heard arguments on ' “ I do not find any basis The rules governing the recording of “ We see no reason to depart from our settled case law himself with a conservative brush. nods. His abbreviated college career points of law in a relatively routine case for deciding that the deci­ Superior Court proceedings became prohibiting the presence of the state’s attorney and the He insists he is not out to “ jockey A wealthy supporter with became a potential issue early In his. ’Tuesday as a television cameraman and sion of the committee is effective ’Tuesday, but coverage will not defendant’s attorney at proceedings before a grand with the constitution,” deny abor­ "childhood connections” in the city campaign when he was listed as a„ a still news photographer recorded the Prison philosopher hired unfair or inconsistent with be permitted before Friday due to the jury,” Speziale wrote. tions to the poor or use school busing leads the barnstorm tour, leaving Yale graduate in an announcement- proceedings from a hallway outside the the set of decisions lead time required for taking to return a double standard to the copies of the booklet, “ A Time for brochure. courtroom. reached in cases generally applications for coverage. HARTFORD (UPI) - The state The position will be funded by a become difficult to meet due to classroom. Truth,” by conservative columnist Bush aides blamed an overzealous, It was the first time since the Supreme A thought for the day: British satirist Jonathan Swift similiar to yours or incon­ There have been at least two instances Correction Department has hired a $20,000 grant from the Connecticut political concerns and practical He wants to show voters he is in George Will, that contains “ a and "careless” proof reader for the- Court was established in its present form said, “ Laws are like cobwebs which may catch small sistent with the standards in the past where individual judges in BI& SAVINGS! philosopher to spend 10 months Council on Humanities. problems. tune with the slow, steady beat that special message from President gaffe. A spokesman hesitated for a> 175 years ago that cameras have been flies but let wasps and hornets break through." and objectives of the un­ Connecticut allowed news media recor­ exploring rfioral and ethical “ There are problems that em­ he says is still at the heart of a Ronald Reagan,” as calling cards. moment when questioned, the» allowed, to record proceedings under an “The overcrowding is all the more iversity,” Bowen said in ding of court proceedings, but Tuesday’s problems that come up when pirical inquiry and costbenefit cautious Connecticut. Bush, a senior vice president and Offered an explanation: “ It was a, established set of rules. LAUN0CR(D b FiNiSHeO oPM:r, su«v. the letter, according recording was the first allowed under es­ reason to hire someone from the analyses are just not going to solve The “ real” Connecticut, Bush director with Johnson and Higgins mistake. It was quickly corrected,’?- “ Today' truly is a milestone in the criminals are packed into, Connec­ Nathan Edelstein, the tablished rules. outside, " Correction Commissioner ... This conflict between says, is not the state where voters insurance brokers of New York Ci­ he said. * history of our Supreme Court, of the ticut's crowded prisons. student’s attorney. John R. Manson said Tuesday. utilitarianism and ontology is what have shown a penchant in recent ty, tells a Chamber of Commerce A Y ale degree is always helpful judicial system in Connecticut and of the On the first day of its experiment, the 'Last week, Dreier TABLECLOTHS "We're so busy with it that we don't luncheon that businessmen are Supreme Ck)urt dealt with motions in a David G. Lovell of Claverack, I'll try to explore,” he •said. years for "liberal” politicians who especially in Connecticut — but electronic media in our state,” said TO BEAUTIFY YOUR CRYSTAL, SILVER & FINE CHINA... have time to ponder any of the ordered the university’s long list of pending cases and later heard LINENS ALA SWISS %T'F/tcrORY j Lovell said some people should be mount windy filibusters in futile last failing to support “ the best friend Bush has connections. Chief Justice John A. Speziale, a propo­ N.Y.. will serve as a resident Committee on Discipline to ROCKVILLE larger questions ourselves.” incarcerated because they will con­ stands to save social programs and business has had in the White House His father, Prescott Bush Sr., was- nent of the one-year experiment. arguments concerning a dispute over • 10 Harlow St • philosopher in September, talking to review its ruling, present tinue to commit crimes, but others who break bread with PLO chief for many years.” a U.S. Senator from Connecticut, ‘"The true benefit of this historical legal fees. • 35 Windsor Ave • judges, correction officials and Lovell said standards of justice its recommendation to the 237 Harltord Turnpilre would benefit from an atmosphere Yasser Arafat. The candidate strolls into a stuffy from 1954 to 1962. And George, hisl event is that the people of our state ... ’ta )t5 5 prisoners in an effort to improve the should be the most important con­ president and then report ’The proceedings were staid in com­ VERNON promoting rehabilitation. Campaigning in Middletown, conference room in a sixth-floor will have a greater understanding of our ____ Vernon Circle Shopping CU. ) state's jails. cern of officials, but they often brother, is vice president who; Back him. On Thu rs^y, parison to a trial court’s witnesses and however, he picks and chooses suite where a line of bankers in dark system of justie, a deeper appreciation MANCHESTER sought the GOP-presidentiab the panel reaffirm ed that cross-examinations and attracted atten­ ^ Iid d e n where he will spend his time. The suits and sober ties stand to greet nomination in 1980. di of the individual liberties that we are CHOOSE SWISS QUALITY WITH coNFiPENOE 521 Middle Tnpke raling which found that tion only because they wep: the first to privileged to enjoy and an enhanced MOU5E PfOINT 'Wrongful birth' suit dismissed I^iss Napolitano lifted come under the one-yeai>^xperiment. passages of a critical text ftr a term paper without D ST. LOUIS ( U P I) — A woman who tort concept to cases where the only Ochs and her husband, William H. 4tribution. [ had a baby despite undergoing a claimed injury is the birth of the Ochs III, as a result of the un­ ;The panbl voted to sterilization operation four years child, and the court will not do so successful sterilization surgery. withhold her diploma for earlier has lost her suit against two here,” the court said in upholding oiie year and to notify law In St. Louis, Rickhoff ruled the doctors. St. Louis County Circuit Judge John schools that accepted her of G lN ldon : two-year statute of limitations The Missouri Court of Appeals Rickhoff’s dismissal of the suit. ifs reasons. prevented Mrs. Miller from seeking H o w i Tuesday dismissed the "wrongful Seven no sweat birth " suit filed by Virginia Miller However, in Hartford, Conn., the damages for the failure t)f a tubal and her family. Connecticut Supreme Court this ligation performed Aug. 25, 1976, by N "This court is aware of no other week upheld a jury's award of more Drs. Fred Duhart and Alan S. freight court that has extended the prenatal than $100,000 in damages to Caiol Palmer at Normandy Hospital. ways to conserve train i • H-^tyfsrtK P » w r I j Deficit f*** I SURAT SHABD YOGA k i t iarger THE MOST NATURAL WAY BACK TO GOD derails air conditioning en ei^ n iK hlw ioo •^ I 0 ^0 HARTFORD (UPI) - 11 We Start on our Journey Home f3ooF4)U/£ I f # Connecticut's estimated lrKlud«-.4llo7nfS,i(H<«iiH cuf, deficit for this fiscal year, when we contact the inner Light of Time Again. : '.ENFIELD (UPI) - Aionnee vtnvr»oj which ends June 30, now God and the Celestial Sound whidh Ilolice say a train conduc­ C«VEP, fHrtT TipycAJE- stands at $43 6 million. is reverberating within every living tor was injured when 14 Stale Comptroller J. c{urs of a 106-car freight 1 BUTTONUP 5 CLOSE OFF HOT SPOTS Edward Caldwell says creature. A living Master can give train bound for New Haven O n hot days, be sure to close A lw ays close off your kitchen tF g C f/U (Cerailed near the The deficit projection is ^ us this contact. An Introductory doors and windows from and laundry room so other You're sure of a successful Massachusetts border breakfast time to evening. rooms stay cooler and drier. $679,000 higher than last lecture will be given on the d r y in g passenger traffic month. teaching of the living Master far up to two hours. Caldwell said Tuesday Darshan Singh. There Is never any sole when you advertise 1 Police said the injured ;unfini$heo p in e the increase includes a ctuxluctor, whose identity 2 TURN OFF LIGHTS 6 PLAN YOUR WARM y $200,000 drop in revenue charge for these, teachings. All are vVas not Immediately W hen not in use, turn off lights AcnvmEs :U)uvffE $i4urrER$ and a $175,000 decrease in mrailable, was taken to and other appliances that gener Do laundry, dishwashing, and i lapses, the money agencies Sant Darshan Singh welcome. it in the Manchester Herald! Hartford Hospital. A smerm ^ Q Q ate heat. ironing during off-peak hours. plan not to spend. He said 7:00PM - Thursday, June 3, 1982 hospital spokeswoman said the rest of the money — ^ e expected him to be Your house will stay cooler, and Shop-Rite Community Room, 587 East Middle Turnpike released after treatment. ■ so will you. 0 8 M M R C T O A - - 9 0 about $300,000 — is a 3 USE EXHAUST FANS jM om b snEt ,g»orra decrease in surplus funds. Manchester, C T 'T h e train, bound from PMufT OK. srmtaj m w Springfield, Mats., Install them in your kitchen, laundry room, For Mora Information, plOBM call 884-7908 Call 643-2711 derailed about 5:30 p.m. and bathroom to push heat and humidity / WAU-Pyeg 5 A tE \i Spontond by Sawan KIrpal RuhanI Mlaalon 7 MODERNIZE YOUR AIR 'Tuesday near Manning outside. ••BBfref SBU&ZS i Guests set Road in Enfield. The CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT djerallment left both An outdated central air conditioner could B'tf-PhSTED V IN YLS for confab northbound and southbound for a helpful Ad-visor be costing you valuable energy and KE s i w n h g o 1 SfSBonaBaJtwSrya - ti'acks impassable. 4 USE STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS FAIRFIELD (UPI) - money. But here's an easy way to save ; Lisa Ward, a Conrail In the summer, they help reduce heal Edwin 0. Reischauer, l l 4 K G0 l “ both. Install a modern, energy efficient ’ J 1 ^kew om an, said one car inflow and prevent cool air loss in air 2 former American am­ ,.Collar, His or her initials in natural g as air cooling system from r n e t w A aP w p E R c o w s - t w 8K.j » T fo F ii| carried powdered conditioned rooms. bassador to Japan.heads a i C ' magnesium that spilled but Arkla SERVED. list of corporate and 14-K gold to be -ii: liresented no danger. ’The political speakers worn smartly on the FREE------qtber overturned cars con- frtfi scheduled to attend a U.S.- collar or lapel. Also . talned paper products, Japanese trade conference : eanned goods and plywood, Arkla SERVED central air conditioners have automatic pilotless ignition plus advanced at Fairfield University on can be worn on the - dhe said. heat exchangers to keep you cooler and drier with less energy. They also provide peace-ol- June 25. TAG SALE SIGN* Yflur (1 »icp pocket, tie, cuff or r Officials said they mind performanibe. That's because they have no compressof, just three moving parts and a The New York-based scarf. expected the tracks to be virtually mqpntenance free chrome-lined generator. In fact, Arkla SERVEDs are so reliable ^ level Loop Japan Society, a private dlear enough to run Am- m iv/)x'/)cccro*j£ and durable, they come with an unmatched 10 year limited warranty on the sealed retriger- URFWOUf ' BfiCkT agency devoted to When you place your ad In ttak commuter service on providing economic, $35.00 qtion cycle. ictwdule this nlornlng. CA(?p>rriMer ► VINYL FU)0|2ik)6- political and cultural infor­ I -Pam ela K. Dickson, a CordP T b '? mation between the United Cnwp TO T 9 9 . %N)keswoman for Amtrak, For al the eiieror iaving detals, Just cal any of the ArUa SERVEL natural gas States and Japan, said the the Manchoeter Herald— I : ^ c h owns the track, qaid ah’ comHthmiflg centractors list^ behm. Do it now, befMv the heat’s realy on. conference “ Wjill be the - i damage estimate w u not most significant of its kind Order Today for *Llmit 1 .Sign— Must Be Picked Up At The Herald UvaUable. FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. KURTZMAN-VIOLETTE, INC: WEATHER-TRENT, INC. in Connecticut in many I About SO paaaengers on years.” 10 Day Delivery 319 Broad Street 459 John Fitch Blvd. Arthur Hahn imtrak trains were QM SALE won) 7WU/ SaTUM>* 2-Speed Operation • 2-Speed Operation qualifying both relays, Manchester also qualified in the long jump with Luis Melendez, Parrott, Murphy and Ron Adams and John Rowe 0, McCoy dh. 4-0-0-0, R. Goodwin p, BIGGEST DISCOUNTS LOWEST IN STATE automatically qualified in the 5,000 I* Quartz-Locked Speed Control High boys’ track team had an out­ a leap of 6.05 meters for Frascarelli had a 3:34.M clocking to TONIGHT O-O-O-O, D arby 3h, 4-0-0-0, D. • Special Moisture Sensor with Heater standing day yesterday at the Class Manchester. have the fifth best qualifying time. with their times during the season. 7:30 - Yankees vs. Blue Jays, Goodwin c, l-l-O-O, Cabral ss. 4-0-2 0, SAVE80« I CASE OF 24 Fluorescent Digital Display • Full Function Remote Control LL State Sectional Qualifying Meet Leon Botteron advanced in the Also doing well but not qualifying Doug Post qualified in the long jump WPOP Riggs lb, 4-1-1-0. Totals: 35-2-9-2. =10 OZ. BOTTLES for Manchester were Sean Sullivan, for the Eagles with a leap of 6.IU 32% OFF Extra-Compact, Lightweight Design • Supplied Rechargeable Battery Pack at Hall Hi(^ In West Hartford. javelin with a toss of 164-feet while 8 - Soecer, Rowdies vs. ■ 22 FLAVORS Darryl Frascarelli moved ahead in with a personal best of 2:04.7 in the meters while Jim Meyer had a per­ Bloomfield 1.69 I* Feather-Touch Controls Blast Catholic at the Class L Sec­ Roughnecks, USA Cable 020 000 llx 4 I Great for Famlllot, tional (Qualifying Meet at Windham the 400-meter dash with a :53.42 800, and Butch Wemmell, with a toss sonal best heave of 14.27 meters to 10:2S • Red Sox vs. A’s, WTIC East Catholic 000 000 200 2 I Partlaa, Cluba I* 14-Channel Preset Touch TUnlng HigiDin WilUmantic also did quite clocking. Rick Hyde had a jumpof 5- of 44-feet, 11-inches, in the shot put. qualify in the shot put. The Blast 4 X 12 OZ. CANS I MIX AND MATCH w ell. feet, 10-lnches in the high jump to Over in Willimantic, Tony Carr 400 relay of Greg Eltrlngham, COKE, TAB, SPRITE, S F qualified in the 100 and 300-meter Hebert, John Woykovsky and Kit- SPRITE, FRE8CA, I ONLY Manchester’s Fred Lea had a qualify for Saturday’s Class LL tredge advanced to Saturday’s Class BARRELHEAD ROOT S o b ttia Video Experts for Special Savings on seaaon'a bast toaa of 48-feat; 8 W- Meet at Hall. hurdles for East with times of :15.9 BEER. CANADA DRY in eb es to quaUQr aecood in th e ih o t Mike Roy qualified in the 3,000- and :40.2 respectively. Steve Kit- L Meet at Windham High with a AAanchester galfers QINQER ALE. WELCH'S > $ 0 9 9 GRAPE, STRAWBERRY. Sanyo VIdoo Cassotte Racordars during our put. Lea alio advanced In the discus meter run with a time o f9:04.89 for tredge was top qualifier in the 1,500 time of 3:37.6. Kevin Lemery, a I FULL CASE strong Elagle hopeful in the field MELLO YELLO. SUNKIST. B. - - WITH THIS CC Anniversary Salol with a toil of 40.61 meters, Manchester. The Indians’ 4 X 100- with a time of 4:10 and was top DIET SUNKIST, AHTTHA 80c o ff (Good Thru June Vuii equivalent to ISSrfeet, S-lnches. met;-r relay of Steve Djiounas, Dave qualifier in the 800-meter run with a events, was out sick and did not RAMBLIN M uiny Johnaon had a leap o f 43-feet, Parrott, Frascarelli and Johnson time of 1:59.2. Mike Hebert also compete. up recard ta 23-4 3-incbet to qualify second in the trl: bad a personal best clocking of :45.0 qualified in the 1,500 with a time of SAVE 66* 26% OFF • PUIS DEPOSIT WHEN APPLICABLE p ie jum p. • LEISURE TWE KE 89* — 8 LB . BAQ Bob Dussault had a personal best Newly crowned co-CCIL cham­ honors with cards of 80 with team­ • OGAffTTES LOWEST psice in state of 4:13.17 to qualify in the 1.500- llling nine ends with 7-2 over East frosh pion Manchester High golf team mates Greg Shrider and Doug Mar­ • CHARLES GMPS meter run. Manchester teammate registered an 11-2 win over Bristol tin also continuing their consistent SIX•1,69 I Peter Murphy also advanced to the PRICES GOOD Ehtding its season on a winning had two hits and three RBI to pace when Mike Masse took over as Central yesterday at Paquabuck play with rounds of 84, 12 UZ. CANS HOURS Claas LL Meet In the event with a note, filing varsity baseball team filing, which winds up 10-2. Winning coach. Country Club in Bristol. Results; Shrider (M) def. Friday (NON DEPOSIT) HOW THRU JUNES 4:06.97 dodcing. Murphy also stopped the East (Jatbolic freshmen, pitcher Ken Krajewski fanned 13 in This was Mask’s last, game as The win gives the Indians a 23-4 2-1, Boggini (M) def. Lincoln 2-1, LIPTON ICED TEA MON.-WED. 10-6 A t £l 647-S997 diidilled in the 800 with a 3;03.48 7-3, yesterday at llling. five Innings. Brendan McCarthy, (ALSO SUGAR FREE)j 445 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER coach, having already announced he mark. , ■. Hohenthal (M) def. Lemke 3-0, Mar­ COUNTRYTIME ^THUnO.-FRI. 10- 7 I 1-84 EXIT TO KEENEY 8T. ^ d o cU k g . (jaty Bolsoneau had three hits and Bob Blake and Steve Logan also was stepping, down following the Manchester’s Davq,'Boggini and tin (M) def. Czertak 3-0, Manchester • A T . 10-0 ^ ,t47-S908 LEMONADE Tonight Til 5, Tues.,'Wed., Sat Til 5, ~Mon„ Thurs. Tlj 9. FrI. Til 8 Steve TrOy qualified in the 300- Tim Feshler a pair for East. Greg played well for the Rams, who com­ campaij!ii,5;'7’ * Paul Hdhenthal sharra ihedallst won medal point, 328-355. The PoP Shoppe meter intermediate hurdle with a Turner doubled and Dave Brasefleld piled their best record sin|iiie 1^4 " ■ '7 M ANCHESTER H ERALD , Wed., June 2, 1982 - l.t 12 - M ANCH ESTER HERALD , Wed.. June 2, 1982 National net crown Lakers on run won by Cherie Dow to down 76ers

assistant again this summer at the INGLEWOOD,Calif. (U PI)-Th e handles it so much.” National honors in tennis were Glenbrook Club in East Hartford. Los Angeles Lakers did a lot of run­ Nixon hit just 4 of 10 shots in the garnered last weekend in Greeley, The local woman also plans to be ning in the third game of the NBA first half and had only eight points at Colo., by Cherie Dow of active in New England tournaments championship series. halftime, but he said that didn’t con­ Manchester. before returning to college in They opened Tuesday night’s cern him. The talented 2I-year-old Dow, game against the Philadelphia 76ers ■‘They just weren't falling in the current State of Virginia women’s Sentember. with a perfectly executed running first half, and sometimes there’s intercollegiate champion and No.l attack. They had a 12-point lead nothing you can do about it,” he singles play with William & Mary after one period, then opened the se­ .said. “ I just kept shooting, they College, annexed the AIAW Division Butler recalled cond period with an even better run­ started to fall and I got my rhythm II national intercollegiate singles ATLANTA (UPI) - The Atlanta ning exhibition and led 60-48 at half­ back." championship. Braves recalled outfielder Brett time — with 45 of their 60 points With the Lakers leading 60-48 After drawing a first round bye, Butler Tuesday, only five days after coming on layups or dunks. after the first Dow, former Manchester High stan­ shipping him to their AAA Rich­ But that was only the beginning. half, Nixon mis­ dout, swept through her next four mond (V a )) farm club, and put his The Lakers went on a dizzying sed his first shot tests, including the finals against replacement Terry Harper on the blitz to open the third period, and of the third period top-seeded Suzanne Kuhiman of 21-day disabled list. moved ahead by 25 points before and then hit six in Georgetown University. Harper broke his right thumb Sun­ slowing down to a 129-108 rout of tbe a row to key a 13-2 The hard-hitting lefthanded Dow, day while sliding into second base in 76ers and a 2-1 lead in the series. surge that ifeiSsi 4U r e .# home for the summer, will be an Philadelphia. CHERIE DOW The fourth game will be played boosted Los CtnmpionsMp Thursday at the Forum, giving the Angeles' lead to FINALS i.*»‘ panting 76ers a day to get their 73-50 with 8:20 tongues back in their mouths. remaining in the Leading the Lakers in their run­ period. Nixon hit ning contest, was lightning-quick on 5-of-6 attempts in the quarter and ’•'rv'^^" '■ ?’j Henderson's speed, guard Norm Nixon, who went over, added a pair of free throws. Hern(d photos by Yost around and through Maurice Cheeks Magic Johnson scored 22 points, and other defenders for 29 points going 8 for 9 from the field, grabbed and six assists, Nixon hit 12 of 20 nine rebounds and had eight assists. DAVE McADAM field goal attempts, including 8 for 10 Jamaal Wilkes' added 17 points, homer beats RSox ... packs blanket of grass outside base path in the second half when the Lakers Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who sat out blew the game open. the entire second period with three 2 Cheeks scored 17 points, but Spent fouls, finished with 16 points and OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - At the Chuck Rainey had an 0-2 count on A’s manager Biliy Martin of his left (nost of the game watching a yellow Bob McAdoo added 14, all in the first rate he's going, Rickey Henderson. Henderson and then hung a curve fielder. “ He can be as good as he jersey with the name “ Nixon” on half. should have 90 stolen bases by All- ball. wants to be.” Park crew went all out the back of it fly down the court. The 76ers were led by Andrew “ When Henderson gets on base,” Star Game time en route to “ He fooled me with that pitch,” “ He just got his shots going, and Toney's 36 points. Julius Erving breaking Lou Brock’s record of 118 said Henderson. “ I was looking for said Boston manager Ralph Houk, once they started falling there was added 21, while Darryl Dawkins con­ / set in 1975. something else, but when the pitch “ a lot of things start to happen.” no way to stop him ," Cheeks said. “ I tributed 14 points and led all r^r Henderson stole two more bases hung, I had tim e to react. My only Langford, racked hard in all but tried to deny him the ball, but that’s rebounders with 13. Tuesday night to run his total to 51 in thought was to drive the ball one of his last six starts, got into a a tough thing to do, because he hole in the first inning when the Red getting ball field ready 51 games. He also hit a two-run someplace. I never thought about a homer while leading the Oakland home run, not even for a split Sox scored both of their runs off A's to a 3-2 victory over the Boston second.” him. Dwight Evans walked, Jim Wilander advances Red Sox. There are some who think Hender­ Rice was hit by a pitch and Carl Yastrzemski beat out a topper to By Earl Yost “ It was one big job. We had to the first such public baseball It marked the 15th tim e this son could hit 20 or more home runs a job,” Irish said as the Sports Editor neglect mowing at some of the field in Manchester in 50 season Henderson has had multiple season. third to fill the bases with one out. A finishing touches were applied other 14 fields (Little League years. steals, so with 37 games to go to the “ 1 think I can, too,” said Hender­ single by Carney Lansford scored Official reopening of to the baseball diamond which Evans and a single by Dave was shifted 10 degrees from and softball) to get Moriarty In addition to Moriarty's Connors, Vilas All-Star break, he has an excellent son. “ But for me, getting on base Moriarty Baseball Field in the Field ready for the scheduled p la yin g hom e ga m es on chance to run his total to 90 and and then trying to steal is more fun. Stapleton scored Rice. Mt.Nebo complex took place its original position. But Rich Gedman rapped into a opener, “ Irish added. Thursday nights throughout maybe even to 100. When you are the leadoff batter, you last Thursday night when the “ We purchased 9,000 square DPI photo Irish, now in his 26th year the season in the Hartford 'T m not thinking so much about have to make things happen. Hitting double play and from that point on, new lights w ere turned on for feet of sod from Shepard (in Langford gave up only three hits, all with the Park Department, Twilight League, Rec Depart­ head for semis South Windsor) and we took YANKEE SHORTSTOP BUCKY DENT when I get 100,” Henderson said. home runs is fine but it isn’t the first night game and ment games will be offered on singles, and became a winner on just about the same amount was never prouder when the “ My only goal is to break the record anywhere near as much fun as run­ opening game of the season. three other nights under the leaps over Ernie Whitt of Blue Jays to complete doubleplay Henderson’s homer. It was from the Center Springs Park lights were turned on and as soon as possible. The magic ning the bases.” Forty eight hours before PARIS (U P I) — Jimmy Connors be overconfident. Higueras won the Langford’s fourth victory in 11 area and we used it all.” The comments ranged from lights. number for me is 119.” Henderson also had a walk you wouldn’t have bet a and Guillermo Vilas, both confident West German Open title two weeks decisions. Rainey slipped to 3-2. strips of grass were machine- “ beautiful” to “ big league,” The talented crew under Henderson’s homer Tuesday night Tuesday night. It was his 59th of the wooden nickel that the field they can win the French Open title, ago and is a clay-court specialist, “ Finally, the ball started going at cut, each four inches by 16 in-, The dimensions are 345 feet Irish that performed the came in the fifth with Mike Heath season, tops in the American would be ready for the first continue toward a seeded semifinal something Cqpnors could never Eagle golfers fielders instead of into the holes,” ches long. down the right and left field minor miracle consisted of aboard. It wiped out a 2-1 Boston League, and he scored twice, giving game. clash today with matches they claim to be. J said Langford, who takes great "W e’ve used five men, foul lines and 370 feet to Sidney Cushman, Frank lead and Rick Langford, with help him still another league-leading Ken Irish, Park Department should win comfortably. Noah is the local hope and showed ISames in the ISews pride in pitching complete games. working three weeks, getting centerfield. The playing sur­ Gochee, Dave McAdam. Bob from Tom Underwood in the ninth, total — 49 runs scored, foreman, knew differently. Top-seeded Connors, hoping to his resilience in coming back from “ Maybe this will turn me and the the field ready,” Irish added. face is completely enclosed. Hewitt and Sherwood Clyde. lose in HCC made it stand up as the game­ “ He’s as close as you are going to “ My crew did one heckuva repeat the display of power that took tw o sets behind against Poland's Terry O'Reilly winning blow. come to a complete player,” said team around.” him past fellowAmerican Chip Wojtek Fibak in his last match. East Catholic golf team dropped a Also, there is young Swede Mats M O NTREAL lU P l) — Boston Bruin winger Terry O 'Reilly Hooper with the loss of only five 12-7 verdict to Northwest Catholic in Wilander, who has reached the last appeared Tuesday for an NHL hearing into an incident in which he games in the fourth round, meets HCC play yesterday at Tall wood four by ousting the losing finalists of struck referee Andv von Hellemond in the last game of the team s Spain’s Jose Higueras, seeded No. Country Club. "Terry O’Donnell the past two years, and now faces quarterfinal playoff series with the Quebec Nordiques. 14. carded an 82 to take medalist honors Argentine fourth-seed Jose-Luis NHL officials said a decision would be handed down Wednesday or Higueras has had some close en­ Clerc in the semifinals. u for the 6-13 Eagles. Quisenberry magical counters with Connors in the past, Thursday Results: O'Donnell (EC) def. but has only beaten him once, at Following his five-set win over McGoldrick 3-0, Berry (NW) def. North Conway, N.H., last year. second-seed Ivan Lendl of Barry Bonnell Stone 2-1, Berak (EC) tied Third-seeded Vilas’ opponent Is Czechoslovakia Sunday, 17-year-old TORONTO (DPI I — Toronto Blue Jay outfielder Barry Bonnell. the Zurinskas 1 Vz to 1 Vj,“ K elly (N W ) Frenchman Yannick Noah, a player Wilander Tuesday eliminated fifth- American Leagues leading baiter, Tuesday captured the Labatfs def. Longo 3-0, Wattman (NW ) def. for Royals in relief the Argentine has beaten three seeded American Vitas Gerulaitis. Blue Plaver of the Month Award, a team spokesman said. Ciszewski 3-0, Clark (EC) tied times already this year. Undefeated Clerc, 23, reached the semifinals Bonnell had two homers, eight doubles, a triple and was 28-for-72 for Brazel 1 Vz to 1 ‘/z. Northwest won in 26 Grand P rix tournament for^ the second successive year by 1 389 average withl4 RBI medal point. 512-si7 ninth straight victory. The loss was matches this year, and winner of eliminating seventh-seeded N By Fred McMane the Twins’ 13th straight. five titles, Vilas has yet to drop a set Australian Peter McNamara with UPI Sports Writer American League Blue Jays .5, Yankees 3 at this year’s French Open and is ap­ surprising ease, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2. Monte Clark At Toronto, Barry Bonnell’s two- proaching the form he displayed in Like Connors and Vilas, Clerc There’s nothing “ m ystical” about publicly declares his confidence PONTIAC, Mich. lU P I) — Monte Clark, the Detroit Lions' head Moriarty's run single off Rich Gossage with one his 1977 French victory. Dan Quisenberry anymore — now about winning here. coach and director of football operations who led his team to the brink out in the eighth inning keyed a four- But neither favorite can afford to he’s just magical. of the N FL playoffs the past two years, has signed a five-year con­ stuff, I only had the one pitch run rally that carried the Blue Jays The ace reliever of the Kansas tract with the club's owner William Clay Ford, it was announced fop Society (sinker). Now it’s different. I’ve got to their fourth consecutive victory. City Royals bailed his club out of Tuesday the slider and a knuckleball. I ’m a Brewers 2, Mariners 1 trouble again Tuesday night by The new agreement, which runs through 1987, continues to give the different pitcher.” At Seattle, Pete Vuckovich and pitching out of a seventh-inning jam 45-year-old Clark control over the college draft, waivers, scouting, and Posting, its second win in three “ H e’s always tough,” said Royals’ Rollie Fingers combined on a four- Softball and pacing a 4-3 triumph over the trades. No monetary terms of the new contract were released. starts, Moriarty Bros, stopped Manager Dick Howser. “ I saw him hitter and Ted Simmons hit a home Chicago White Sox. Society for Savings, 7-5, in a pitch out of those jams before.” run to pace the Brewers. Quisenberry notched his Twilight Baseball League tilt called Tigers 2, Angels 1 TONIGHT'S GAMES three blows for Renn's, Heidi Pat Hayden American League-leading 13th save Indians 6, Twins 4 after five innings because of At Anaheim, Calif., Dan Petry and X-Marl v». B&J, 6 —Charter Badstuebner and Maureen Schofield and helped Vida Blue, 3-3, post his At Cleveland, reliever Ron Davis ANAHEIM, Calif (UPII — Quarterback Pat Haden, a University of darkness last night at Trinity. Dave Tobik combined on a seven- Ouk each had three safeties for first victory since May 10. walked pinch-hitter Karl Pagel with Southern California star who overcame his small stature to survive hitter and center-fielder Kirk Gib­ Police vs. Ward, 6 —Pagan! Dreamland. With the White Sox trailing, 4-3, the bases loaded in the eighth inning six injury-ridden seasons in the NFL, is retiring from football, the Los The Gas Housers rallied for four son saved three runs with two run­ B & M 's Pizza vs. Dean, 6 and a runner on first in the seventh, to force home the go-ahead run and Angeles Rams announced Tuesday. runs on three hits, two walks and ning catches to spark the Tigers. —Robertson FELINE Quisenberry took over frbm Mike Andre Thornton belted a three-run A club spokesman said Haden, a Rhodes Scholar who recently Steve Chotiner’s R B I single in the Italians vs. Garden, 6 — Nike Tidy Carr pushed across 13 runs in Armstrong, who relieved after the homer to help the Indians to their joined a Los Angeles law firrii, would announce his future career plans fifth to wipe out a 5-3 deficit. SHERWOOD CLYDE FRANK GOCHEE Ed's vs. .AT&P, 6 —Keeney the 10th fram e for a 15-2 win over fifth, and was greeted by Ron at a news conference today Society lost its first in three out­ ... cuts base line levels off Infield area Oil Heat vs. LaStradh, 6 Main Pub at Robertson Park. Patty LeFlore’s single that put runners on ings. — Fitzgerald Fox had four hits and Mary Jack Clark first and third. Quisenberry then Clark delivers blow B..A. vs. Desi's 7:30 —Nike Cochran, Stacy Markham and Gail Chotiner and Bill Chapulis led the faked a pickoff move to third, Cherrone's vs. BW T, 7:30 lamonaco two apiece for Tidy. Gin- NEW YO RK (U PI I — San Francisco outfielder Jack Clark has been Moriarty attack. Dave Bidwell went turned and threw to first to pick off —Fitzgerald ny Roback was in the two-hit class named National League player of the week, it was announced the distance to pick up the win., LeFlore. He then got . two groun- NHL owners not willing Fogarty's vs.Taloga, 8:45 for Main. Tuesday M oriarty’s next outing is douts to end the threat. that wins for Giants —Fitzgerald Last week Clark batted .429. hit five home runs in a row, including a Little Thursday evening at Moriarty Field '• “ It was more of a mystical year in Moriarty's vs. Sportsman, 7:30 NORTHERN grand slam, and drove in 12 runs in the six games. He hit safely in five against Bordiere of New Britain in a 1980,” said Quisenberry. “ It didn’t By Mike Tully fielder’s choice grounder by Willie to alter free-agent rule —Robertson r Alliance Printers scored three of those games 7:30 start. matter if I had good stuff or bad UPI Sports Writer) McGee. times in the seventh for a 7-6 win Stuper surrendered four hits and over Town Employees at Robertson. Jimmy Wright singled twice for that we are talking. The extreme Oscar Gamble Jack Clark figured he would hit three runs in the third, but allowed AMERICAN WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) NIKE Bob Watts roped three hits and Tom Six runs in the second inning Legion. Kevin Sarles was best for — NHL owners, despite losing $20 likelihood is that we will reach NEW YORK (UPI I - Oscar Gamble of the New York Yankees has the ball straight rather than wait for only two other singles in eight in­ Behind a 20-hit attack, Reed Vecsey, Bert Baskerville and Jim Town. million per year, have no inclination agreement.” been named the American League's player of the week, it was an­ some pitcher to throw it to him nings, striking out three and walking powered American Legion past Construction ripped Mota’s, 14-2, Thobodeau two apiece for Alliance. to change the free-agent aspects of nounced Tuesday. - crooked. two. Town Fire, 11-3, last night at Players Association President last night at Nike Field. Bud Muska, Pat Vignore, Mark Lappen, Bob NATIONAL FARM the collective bargaining agreement Gamble, an outfielder and designated hitter, batted .500 last week “ I didn’t want to take a chance on In other games, San Diego blasted Waddell. Mike Delissio hurled a Tony Esposito, veteran goalie of the Bruce Macaro and Bill Cutter each Oliver and Ed Morconi each Moriarty Bros, outlasted Nichols with the players. with 10 hits in 20 atbats. He slugged three home runs, collected nine him getting ahead of me, then trying Chicago, 9-1, Atlanta downed New four-hitter and aided his own cause Chicago Black Hawks, emphasized had three hits and Steve Goodrich, slammed two hits for Town. Tire, 18-14, at Bowers. Winning The Players Association, 2 to trick me by throwing some curves York, 7-3, Pittsburgh topped Los with three hits inciuding two no one wanted a strike. Jim Magowan and Guy Chambers RBI, scored seven runs and had a slugging percentage of 1.250. pitcher Dave Campbell and Dan where I might take an awkward- Angeles, 3-1, and Cincinnati doubles to pace Legion. Brian however, wants easier movement REC Prior each had two hits and John “ If we work hard here we might two apiece for Reed’s. John Dubois type swing,” Clark said Tuesday defeated Philadelphia, 4-1, in a rain- Carpenter, Jim Kitsoq|;« Charies for free agents. Oak St. Package held off a late Alpert starred defensively for settle it by the end of the week but had two hits to pace Mota’s. Steve Stone night, after he singled in a run in the shortened game. Houston at Mon­ Isllb and Shawn Toiiand hit safely After two days of deliberation to rally for a 15-13 duke over MCC Vets M oriarty’s. K evin Kearns, John get their platform organized, the we definitely have to settle it by the BALTIMORE (UPI) — After missing all of this season because of 11th to give the San Francisco treal was postponed. for Town. INDY at Nike F'ield. Dwight Peterson had Jaworski and Chris Moore hit well players met Tuesday with the deadline. Sept. 1.” Esposito said. recurring tendonitis in his right elbow and shoulder, Cy Young Award- Giants a 4-3 victory over the St. Padres 9, Cubs 1 Lathrop Insurance downed Vernon a grandslam homer, Pete Lalashius for Nichols. winner Steve Stone has told the Baltimore Orioles he will retire. Louis Cardinals. At Chicago, Broderick Perkins INTERNATIONAL owners. Eagleson, long-time executive Cine, 8-4, at Fitzgerald. Bob Young three-run triple and single and "After the owners picked The 34-year-old righthander who won the coveted award in 1980 told Clark’s single came with one out drove in three runs with a triple and Exploding for seven runs in the se­ director of the Players Association, and Rich Romano each had three Frank Lalashius, Fred Solomonson INT.FARM themselves off the floor when they Baltimore General Manager Hank Peters of his decision Tuesday. and delivered Darrell Evans, a single and Ruppert Jones belted a cond, Boland Oil whipped the had been rumored to be facing a hits and Mickey Calaci, Jim and Fred Gliha two hits apiece for 7-EUeven outgunned the Lawyers, heard what we wanted, the subject making up for the frustration of sit­ three-run homer to lead San Diego. Lawyers, 10-2, last night at Leber. revolt of six of his more influential Dowling and Dave Romano two the winners. Tom Silver and John 19-^, at Verplanck.) Todd Rose primarily dealt with the adjustment Chuck Fairbanks ting on the bench with Achilles’ ten­ Braves 7, Mels 3 Damon lacovelli singled and members over what some of the apiece for Lathrop. Young homered. Kearney had three and two hits fanned nine in going the distance for of the equalization and stablization don problems. At New York, Dale Murphy keyed doubled and Aris Leonard ripped more militant player represen­ Steve Bania and John Quaglia were respectively for the Vets. BOULDER, Colo. (U PI) — Three years of frustration are over for the 3-5 winners. Paul Senkow had of compensation,” said players’ a four-run first inning with his 15th two bingles for 3-3 Bbland, Brian tatives considered his virtual each in the two-hit class for Vernon. Chuck Fairbanks — the man who was supposed to bring national two singles and five RBI, Ray “ I consider this day another whole homer, a three-run blast, to spark Kennedy’s single was the lone hit for spokesman Alan Eagelson. "Our partnership with the 21 NHL DUSTY recognition to the University of Colorado’s lackluster footbgll Goulet two bingles and Nicky Paler­ day of rest,” said Clark. “ I just had Atlanta. Murphy’s home run gave 1-7 Lawyers. desire being no player be compen­ .owners. CHARTER OAK Fourteen hits produced a 6-1 win program — and he is heading back to the professional ranks. mo singled to pace 7-Eleven. Mike sated by anything greater than a a little bit of pain but with the fields him the N L lead. Five-run fifth inning lifted for CBT over MPM at Keeney Field. In New York, officials scheduled a news conference for 10 a.m. Moriarty pitched well in relief and first-round draft pick.” " I t is totally without any basis we being wet I didn't know until I saw Pirates 3, Dodgers 1 NATIONAL Manchester JC’s to an 8-2 win over Cliff Hassett and Tom Krajewski EOT today and it was learned Fairbanks would sign a contract with bad a two-run single for tbe 3-5 That me?ns if New York are not 100 percent in support of our the doctor if I could risk hurting it At Pittsburgh, Bill Madlock Nichols Tire trinuned Moriarty Manchester Pizza at Fitzgerald. each had three hits and John Pizzl a the New York franchise of the new U.S. Football League. The Lawyers. Lisa DeLisle and Tony Islanders’ star defenseman Denis negotiating officers,” said Esposito. worse. smashed a two-run homer and John Bros., 7-1, at Buckley. Danny Tom McCarthy roped three hits and pair for CBT while four different franchise is owned by J. Walter Duncan, a long-time acquaintance of. rniiahan had two hits and Neal AchilU played well defensively for Potvin, now a free agent negotiating Eagleson sounded concerned with “ The doctor didn’t get to the park Candelaria and two relievers com­ Pat Fletcher, Bob Highter and Chip players had one hit each for MPM. Fairbanks. Schackner homered twice for the Lawyers. with the Islanders, should sign with the financial condition of the league. until about 7:30 (30 minutes b ^ ore bined on a five-hitter to help the White two apiece and Frank Prior Nichols! Rich Norelll played well the New York Rangers, the gametime) so I couldn’t test it Pirates send Jerry Reuss to his fifth “ It is of concern to me and to me homered for the JC’s. Kevin Morse, W E S T SIDE Bob Johnson defensively, Keith DlYeso bad two Islanders would receive no more hard.” loss in 10 decisions. players that we can continue to lose Tony Powell and Bill Hart each Purdy Corp. belted the Elks, 16-2, Parkade representative^ hits and Jeff Levitt drilled an RBI than the Rangers’ first-round draft CALGARY, Alberta (UPI) — The Calgary Flames, as expected, Gary Lavelle relieved with two Reds 4, Phillies 1 Ferrari driver a team a year,” he said.' “The lashed two hits for Pizza. at Pagani Field. Scott ^ima, Jim choice next year. have named former University of Wisconsin Coach Bob Johnson ag out in the ninth and retired Dane At Philadelphia, Mike Vail singled single in the affair. Elaton and Tony Socha each lashed Steve Shanley and Sandy Mazzone represented the Brunswick MARANELLO, lUly (UPI) - “ The ecomonlc overview of the Detroit Red Wings are for sale but the team ’s new head coach. lorg with the tying run on second to in one run and added a pair of there doesn’t seem to be any market W O M EN'S REC three hits and Mickey Ofulombe, -Parkade Lanes In the 17th annual Bowl-Your-Way to-Europe AM ERICAN I^ARM Patrick Tambay of France signed a entertainment and spprts field of ‘ ‘ When the decision was made by me to make a coaching change, we gain his second save. doubles in support of Greg H airis’ Renn’s took four innings to over­ Ron Garrison, Terry Culvey and Bill 10-Pln Tournament last weekend In Washington, O.C. The local American Legion outlasted Town contract Tuesday to drive the se­ hockey has us a distance apart,” for them. evaluated all the potential candidates,” Flames’ President and The Cardinals tied the score at 3-3 five-hit pitching, leading Cincinnati power Dreamland Beauty Salon, 22- Burke two apiece for Purdy’s. Ron entrants won the right to compete the nation’s oapitol by Fire, 15-12, at Buckland. Adam cond Ferrari car for the final eight- said John A. Ziegler, Jr., NHL presi­ In in the fifth, when pitcher John to a seven-inning victory. The game "1 am worried about several 3, last night at (b a rter Oak. Bonnie Tedesco and Dan Rojas each drilled General Manager Cliff Fletcher said ’Tuesday at a news conference Formula One Grand Prix evenU of dent. “ I am encouraged by both finishing first among the weekly high scorers In league play at was called after a 04-minute rain Drigfp bad a single, double and tri- teams for the 1982-83 season.” Thomas and Pat Fiori each had two safeties for the Elks. confirming Johnson’s employment in the NHL. Stuper, who was making his major- the season, it was announced. sides having specific proposals and the Parkade. league debut, tripled and scored on a delay. ole Lamar Turner homered and MANCHESTEH h e r a l d . Wed^, Jujie 2, 1982 ' 1 1 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 2, 1982

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St Louis 31 19 62(1 (llynn (8 ). Spilincr I9) and Land were as follows..First three 25 20 556 3'. Hassev W—Glvnn (l-6 i. L— II (^lear. Bos 9 Sept 15, 1963, was a his­ and 19 more in 1935, while Mnnfi »*h1 D.ivis 'I - HR—Cleveland. places: Now York Z7 22 551 3'. 6 1 toric day in baseball. Dizzy was overpowering PhllH 25 22 .532 4'.- Tliorntmi (15* Men’s Division - Ron Trinks, Dave with 30 and 28 victories, 21 29 420 10 Playing in left, center and Chic .■l^’o (’hi 200 000 100-3 90 Bell, Tom Mescralla. Women - I’ltlshriih 19 27 413 U) right field, in that order, for respectively. On Sept. 21, Kan City 200(120 00x- 4 8 1 Agnes Romayko, Camille Leonard, West Dotson, Koosman (5). Baro- the San Francisco Giants 1934, Dizzy shut out the Atlont.-i 28 20 583 Elaine Gilbert; ^ n io rs - Mai Beaty, jas 181 and Fisk. Blue. Dodgers on three hits in the Siin D topo 26 21 563 1'-- were Jesus, Matty and Annstrong 161. (Juisenberry (7) Hank Beil; Juniors - Dave Olander, I A np 25 25 500 4 Felipe Alou. opener of a doubleheader. S.in Fran 22 29 431 7'. and Wathan W -Blue (3*31 L John Netkovick, Gary-Williams. N u i followed with a no­ Dotson '2-6' HR—Chiiago. It marked the only time in Mouston 21 28 429 7'^ Nearest to pin 9th hole - Dave history that three brothers hitter. They each won two CltH 20 28 417 R Morrison* '7 1 l uesdav s -BesuUs Olander; Most I’s, Olander; Most played together in the same games in &e World Series Detroit 020 000 0(0 2 50 lli-n^lnn at Mil p|k1 ram that fall. ('ahf 000000001- I 70 3’s, Dave Bell; Most 4's, Laurent outfield in a major-league S.m Difpti 9 niicapij I game. Other pitching brothers on \1lanta 7. New A'ork 3 Petry, Tnbik '9i and Parrish, Jean; Most 5's, Lorraine Orsini; l’itlsl*iiri>h 3 Los Anpotes i I'oisfh and Boone W—Petry Most 6’s, Betty Dziadus. ’The Alous are just one of one club: Gaylord and Jim (■|n»'i 4 I’hila I 7 inns (5-3) ir Fiirseh (4-51 more than 275 brother com­ Perry with Cleveland, 1974- San Kian 4 St 1. 3 II inns Milw mOOIMlOO 2 8 1 MINNECHAUG binations to play in the big 75; Phil and Joe Nlekro, Toilav s (lames NBA I’layofls I All Times F.DT' Seattle 000000010- I 40 Five’s or better - A - Tousalnt 13; leagues. There has been one Atlanta, 1973-74; and Jess San I>iepo I Kirlielherper 4-6> \'tiekovi(h. P'inger.s (81 and By United Press Inlernation.al 6's or better B - Prager 15, McGaw family of five players (the and Virgil Barnes, New at n m apo i Noles 5-5i, 2 35 Simmons Nelson, VandeBorg Uham|)ionship Series Delahantys), one of four (the York Giants, 1919-23. |i m (9 (. Stanton <9i and Sweet W- (Best-of-seven) 15, Paquin 15, Bobigan 15; 7’s or 2 Who holds the record for Hniiston 'Hvan 1-6' at Monl N'mkovich i6-2i !>- Nelson (3- (All Times EUT) better -Shorts. Most accurate drive O’Neills), 13 of three and the K.il 'SJnderson 5-3'. 7 (f> pm 7' HR Milwaukee, Simmons Philadelphia vs Los Angeles remainder of two. most career home runs by i6( I Ix)S Angeles leads. 2-11 on first hole - Lawrence. Atlanta 'Niekro 2-21 at New Perhaps the most famous brothers? Volk 'Zatliiv 4-2i, 7 35 [> m May 27 - Ix)S Angeles 124. l.ns Anpeles (Welch 5-31 at Boston .200 000 00(F-2 60 Philadelphia 117 baseball brothers were the The answer to this com­ I’litst.ui pli (Solomon 2-6i 7 35 Oakind 001Q2000x 3 4 3 Mny - Philadelphia HO. Deans ("Dizzy,” or Jay mon trivia question Is, of Rainey Burgmeier (5) and Los Angeles, 94 p m .lune 1 — Los Angeles 129. Hanna, and “Daffy,” or course, the Aarons, with rinnnnali 'Berenvi 4-4> at Godman Langford. Underwood Henry hitting 755 to 13 for Philadelphia (Hiithven 4-3 , (9> and Heath W—Langford (4- r>hiladelphia 108 Paul), the DiMaggios (Joe, 1 June 3 — Philadelphia at Los 7 :t5 p m 7 1 ir Rainey (3-2) HR- Dom and Vince), < and the brother Tommie. San Frant is<(> (Laskey 4-2' at Oakland, Henderson (5) Angeles, 9 p.m Waners (Paul, or “Big The honor for the best St Lotus (Andiijar 4-4i. 8 35 June 6 — Uis Angeles at Rec basketball Philadelpjiia, 2 p.m Poison,” and Lloyd, or "Lit­ non-pitching brother combi­ Thm s2 National League Baltimore — Announced gicM. The incomparable Joe, S i-.illle 25 27 481 7’ ^ Roster forms may be secured at Dating back to 1876, there B'< Susan Plese Club, of 134 Timrod Road, likes baskets, too, but she fills 1 one-pound package brown sugar (aboul 2 cups' ab h pet retirement of pitcher Steve with that fabulous 56-game Oakland , 23 28 i51 R'z ,lones. SD 46 163 5R 356 Stone this time. The non-returnable entry have been 15 brother batter­ Herald Reporter hers a little differently. “I put a napkin in it and fill it 2 sticks margarine, melted and poured over broWn | lexas 14 29 326 13'^ Thompson. Pit 44 165 57 345 Chicago (NL) — Signed froe- fee is $40. All players must have Rec ies on the same team. Easily hitting streak, finished with with cheese, or sometimes with flowers,” she says. sugar Minn 12 40 2111 20 Knight, Hou 49 191 62 325 agcnl outfielder Jay Johnstone a .325 lifetime batting mark. TiH'sdays Results the top brother batteries Dinner at 8 with your new boss and his wife. An in­ “Sometimes I bring a bottle of wine," she continues. 2 eggs Stearns. NY 42 162 52 .321 San Francisco — Activated cards. Minimum age is 15. were the Ferrells and Dom, the defensive genius, Ti'xas at Halt, ppd . rain Guerrero. LA 49 187 59 316 oullielder Max Venable, op- For details, call Cal Silver at 647- timate little dinner party for six, your hostess said when But she doesn’t rely on the plain brown paper bag it 2 cups flour Toronto 5 New Ys Angeles — Quarterback Trophies will go to the top four from 1921 to 1930. Joe, with “You should have a drawer full of things,” she says. Hrhek Min 11. Downing, Cal, f’at Haoen announced his three pennant-winning something that can be enjoyed afterwards? Do you ' 2 packages yeast 1 Thursday s (lames Harrah, (Te, Lowenstein. Bal retirement teams, plus additional awards to the teams, as well as the wonderful bat control, com­ It’s easy to pick up little things when you’re shopping, .New York ai Toronto night Philadelphia — Announced bring something edible or something decorative? 1 cup milk I Texas at Baltimore night and Miiriihy. Oak 10 top two entries. National League All-Star piled a lifetime .312 aver­ N and stash them away for future house gifts. Mrs. Riker ituns Ratted In they will not sign wide receiver Several of Manchester’s best hostesses, who have '2 cup water 1 National League -- Murphy, Charlie Smith to a new Interested teams may contact Jim battery In 1942 and 1943. age. Luke, an outstanding suggests pot holders, printed dish towels, fancy soaps or Vi cup margarine or butter 1 Atl 42, Moreland. Chi 39; contract. allowing him to Menditto at 646-0023. ’There have j>een 60 pitch­ defensive catcher, hit .259. to dinner been both on the giving and receiving end, have come up teas. And candles. “I never have fresh ones when 1 need Major Leagm' Results Kingman. NY 38. Thompson, become a free agent. The ConlgUaros — Tony with a variety of imaginative suggestions to put you at General directions: In a large bowl, thoroughly mix 1'2 ing brothers in the majors, them,” she says. R\ I nited Pn*ss International I’ll and Diaz, Phi 36 St Ixjuis — Api __ Gary one third of which pitched and Billy — twice hit home ease. None are time consuming, and the gifts can be cups flour, salt, ,sugar and yeast. Combine milk, water, National League American League — Thorn­ Blase vice presiaent for bust- runs in the same game for But if you insist on cooking something special for a and margarine or butter, in saucepan and heat until Ih'iiston at Mil. ppd ram ton Cle 49, McRae, KC 42. ness operations. on the same team. Many of enjoyed by anyone, regardless of taste. This is our gift, she has the perfect simple recipe, one she made up. l.uzinski, Chi 38, Hrbek. Minn Hockey them actually worked in the the Red Sox in 1970. foolproof collection for harried houseguests. temperature reaches 120 to 130 degrees (very warm). San Dgo 044 100 OOO 912 0 :S Cooper, Mil 33 Calgary — Named Bob same game. It’s a recipe for date bars, called “Two-Two-Two Gradually add to the dry ingredients and beat for two Cln (111 000 000 I 7 1 Stolen Bases Johnson head coach, Divine.’’ All ingredients are in twos, she says, to make Monieluseo Show (61 and National League — Moreno. NY Rangers — Signed left The most glamorous of all (Send questions, quotes MADELYN DORE of 41 Summer St. is active with the minutes'with electric beater or 300 strokes by hand. Add Kennedv Marl/, Tidrow (3i, Pii 30, Dernier. Phil and L. wing Nick Fotiu. Bennet netters pitching brothers on the and anecdotes to T his w eek with your Manchester Junior Women’s Club, and she and her hus­ them easier to remember. “1 got tired of looking at Philadelphia — Signed left ‘/2 cup more flour and beat two more minutes. Stir in Larson (6( Hernande'? (9i and Smilh SlL 24. Wilson. NY 19; same* club have to be Dizzy In Baseball c/o this newspa­ band have dinner out at a friend’s house about once a recipes," she says. enough more flour to make a soft dough Knead about 5 Davis W Moiite'liisco '3-4' L Haines. Mtl and Wiggins. SD wing Ro.ss Fitzpatrick to a per. Volume of mall prohi­ . M a rt/ (4-4( HR—San Diego. multi-year contract. and Paul Dean, who were month. She entertains frequently, too. minutes on floured table until dough is smooth and • lones (8 ' American League — Hender­ Sl l^uis — Returned de­ top IHing, 5-2 teammates on the Cardinals bits personal replies.) “ It’s an inexpensive way to have an evening out,” she son Oak 51, LeFUire. Chi 19; fenseman Kari Eloranla to (c) IM , Major LaacM Bim MI Madelyn Dora’s elastic. Place in greased bowl, turning to grease top. A tla n ta 4(r2 (101 (W>- 7 130 from 1934 through 1037. says, “Even entertaining is less expensive than going Wathan. KC 14, [.xjpes, Oak and ('algarv; reacquired goaltender Paul won 19 games in 1934 (NBWIPAFBt B n m W S I ANN.) Cover with plastic. Place in pan of water at 98 degrees. N Y (III 301 U)0 - 3 6 1 Haves.- Cle 13 Rick Heinz from Vancouver, Bennet Junior High tennis team out to dinner and also paying for a sitter." Pineapple Cheese Ball Let rise for 15 minutes. Turn dough onto floured board. Itavlev H «■ d r o s 1 a n i6 i, Piiehing took a 5-2 win yesterday over boss ? Her favorite hostess gift is a popular cheeseball that (larhe-r (8( and B enediel. Victories Inew Shape as desired. Cover and let rise in 90 degree place .lones L \neh (h Bailsm an <8i N.itional league — Sutton, crosstown Illing at Charter Oak can be made ahead of time and just whipped out of the 2 8-ounce packages cream cheese, softened for 15 minutes. Bake as directed. and Stearns W l)avle v i2-2' Hou 7-2. Rogers, Mtl 7-3. refrigerator when it’s time to leave. It’s quick and easy 1 can crushed pineapple, drained I, .Inm-s 16.4 ' H rt'i-'A lIjin ta . \alcn-/uola. LA 7-4, Forsch. StL Park. Miirtihy i|5' Ne*w York, (■>-1 Jones. NY 6-4. Carlton, Phi Results. Doug Siwik (B) def. to make. >/4 cup finely choppeu green pepper \'.ih-ntini* (3i Staiih '2i (U) Aaron Wlochowski 8-5, Bob Local sports Yost writes But suppose you’ve been asked out at the last minute? 2 tablespoons chopped onion DI.N.NER ROLLS; Shape as desired. When risen bake American [.eague — Hoyt, Pagani nets ace at 425 degrees for 12 minutes. For Parker House rolls, L.(‘> Ang (0)010 0 0 0 - 1 50 Lammey (B) def. Michelle There’s no savory snack waiting for you in the dash seasoned salt Chi 9-1 (Tuidry. NY 7-1. Hole-in-one was recorded by Mike Len Auster, Herald sportswrlter, ‘Herald Angle’ bake at 375 degrees for 18 to 20 minutes Plshgh 210 000 ( l ) x - 3 7 0 Morns Del 7-4; Barker. Cle. Morianos 8-4, Steve Bayer (B) def. keeps you informed about the locai refrigerator, but don’t despair. Mrs. Dore has another 2 cups chopped pecans R<‘U'-< \ R((mo (6 ' Howe 181 Caudill, Sea and Vuckovich, Mil Pagani at the 17th hole at Sam Henderson 8-6, Erik Johnson Herald Sports Editor Elarl Yost suggestion, a small fruit basket, that is popular, she Combine all ingredients, except pecans. Form into and Yeage’t C a n d e I a r 1 a. 6-2 Burns. (Tii, McGregor. Bal Minnechaug Golf Course Tuesday. sports world. Read the latest in his keeps on top of sports in his regular S eiirrv 'f li. Tekulve' (9( and .ind Kckerslev, Bos 6-3 (I) def. E ric Brown 8-3; Bill ’’Thoughts ApLENty,” regularly in says, with the children of the people they are visiting. ball, roll in pe(;ans, wrap in plastic and chill. STICKY 111 NS: Roll dough into 12 x 18-inch rec­ Nicosia W Candelaria '2-3( L Famed Run Average He used an eight iron. He was in a Prignano-Scott Burgess (B) def. column, “’The Herald Angle,” on the tangle. Combine 1 cup margarine and 1 cup brown sugar Re'uss i5 5 ‘ HR Los An (Based on 1 inning x number of ’The Manchester Herald. daily sports pages. “ I PUT IN a pineapple, oranges, grapefruit, whatever geli's (V v (5( P ittsburgh foursome with Bob Gorman, Tom Henderson-Johnson 8-1; Randy games each team has played) is in season,’’ she says. “I put it in an inexpensive basket in saucepan and heat until margarine is melted. Spread Madlo«k (5i National l.eague ~ Rogers, Santangelo and Bob Boland. Dumas-Shawn Smith (B) def. Dave Mrs. Riker’s Two-Two-Two Divines Mtl 166. Lea. MU 1,98. U ^ e y . Brown-Glen Horowitz 8-7; Jennifer lined with a napkin." (7 in n m g s i SF 2 24. Sanderson, MU 2.30; 2 tablespoons vegetable shortening Pirns** I urn to pa^** 19 Cim i 001 210 0 4 9 1 I.ollar. .SD 2 35. Foley-Terry McGehan (1) def. Janet Marilyn Neumayer, president of the Junior Women’s Phila (0)0010- 1 5 1' American League — Hoyt. Harris and 'Irevino Krukow, Cln 180, Fckerslcv. Bos 2.14; Trares-Paula Lacey 8-5. Monge- (61 and Diaz W—H a rris Henko. Cal 2.15; John. NY 2.48; (2-^ost Cars) (M ost Cars) removed, promptly : THE DUNGENESS CRABS arrived in fine order, heresy. To my mind, or rather my palate, frozen crab Install new brake pads, resurface 2 rotors or meat is stringy, watery and tasteless. at once. in a very thin stream, and sjiould be beaten all the while. 4-CYL. $41.90 repaired on our (MRTER nice and lively and smelling very faintly of the sea — a drums. Inspect and repack front wheel Whatever you do, don’t blanket innocent crabmeat Stir in about 1 tablespoon lemon juice, or more to taste. WEIGHT LIMITS - PLAYERS ONLY Includes: Install new sparx plURs, sei ign i­ prem ises and lovely fresh aroma. (A "fishy” smell denotes fish or Since Uie Dungeness O ab Commission is making a bearingk. Check and inspect rear brakes, with a highly seasoned, bright-red “cocktail sauce.” My Minimum - 70 lbs. tion timing, adjust carburetor, check and in­ reinstalled. . seafood well past its prime; the fresh article is almost laudable effort,to publicize tlie joys of crabmeat. I’d like check and inspect master cylinder, brake A mayonnaise made only with olive oil is more lixeiy Maximum - 120 lbs. spect air filter, belts, hoses. PCV valve, and Replacements are odorless.) The crab*.were duly cooked, allowed to cool, to add my voice to its and Impress upon everybody that old friend Helen Evans Brown used to call this stuff the lin es and hoses. Road Test. to separate. Moreover, it is often a bit strong for many battery terminals. and the meat was on bed of f r ^ young lettuce the worst thing you can do to this delightui shellfish is to Red Menace. No seafood can possibly stand up to this PLACE - American Legion Hall available from our dis­ sSfVed a people’s palates unless you use French olive oil, which 20 American Legion Drive tributor size inventory, with a silky-smooUi herbed mayonnaise that was overcook it or gussy it up too much. Few people realize kind of competition — I can’t Imagine why it ever (Across from Manchester Armory) became popular. Instead, offer a homemade mayonnaise. is bland and buttery in flavor. Both Spanish and Italian Present This Coupon Relax in our waiting 1229 MAIN 8T. yellow with egg yolks and a fruity olive oil. The that fresh crab in the shell, be it from East or West The bottl^ commercial variety is so prevalent that olive oil tend to be bery fruity; I like the flavor but WHEN - SUNDAY JUNE 6, 1982 T-4 P.M. room, while our AUTO REPAIR meat was te n ^ , sweet, flavorful and a delight to the Coast waters, is nearly always sold precooked, so if you MANCHESTER plan to serve it hot, you must simply heat It through, not many people have never actually tried the genuine arti­ prefer to mix these oils with a bland one in a mayon­ 'SUNDAY JUNE 13, 1982 1-4 P.M. knowledgeable ^late. It has always hem my firm belief that nothing naise. If your mixture should curdle, you added the oil TOYOTA T EL. 646-6464 can improve on f r ^ , cracked crab, simply served. boil it to rubber. I can’t tell you how often I have sat in a cle, which really isn’t difficult to make. Fresh crabmeat specialists get you deserves good mayonnaise, and I assure you that your too fast. All is not lost, however. Start again with REQI8TRATION FEE Players $8 each UWiSK IP H IOPPWOlW ITOrOTe moving again. Upon reflection, it occurred to. me that While I was restaurant and watched as the captain happily reduced crab to a horrid' unidentifiable stew in a chafing dish nearest and dearest will love you for it. If there is any another egg yolk in a clean bowl, and with a clean whisk Cheerleaders $3 each Q U A U T Y l extremely grateful to the crab commission for this un- beat in the curdled oil very, very slowly, making sure Individual Family Fee not to exceed $12. 64B-i9«aa 'OMOUAUTY while he took bis time and did theatrical things with mayonnaise left over — it will keep for a week — use it eqjected treat, It’ji a pity if it plans to popularize that all the ingredients are at room temperature. You’ll SBMCC Mim Dungeness crab all over the country, f think this partly flaming cognac. I’ve often longed to dash over, grab the with asparagus, steamed until just tender and allowed M 6 4 8 -4 8 2 1 NOmMIIITMmNRS to cool. Simple, but perfect. probably never eat commercial mayonnaise again! STS Man tt , Mwwh, CT OBNIBAL MOTOBS H U rn DfVISICM because crab is already in short supply and partly .chafing dish and cook the dish with lightning speed in ------M ^ C H t STER HERALD. Wed., June 2, 1982 - 17

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Sprinkle with pecans first if desired. Sprinkle by the staff of the 'June 17: Legal tomato, potato chips, pineapple cake. dough with V4 cup melted margarine, V4 cup brown Manchester Senior Center. Assistance by Tuesday: Shells and meat sauce, garlic bread, com sugar, Vi cup raisins and 1 teaspoon cinnamon. Roll It appears on Wednesdays Neighborhood Legal Ser­ niblets, puddin and peaches with topping. dough starting from long side. Cut roll into 18, 1-inch and Saturdays. vices. Call for an appoint­ Wednesday: Beef and gravy over rice, green beans, pieces. Place cut side down in the pans. After rising, Anniversary Is noted ment. 10 a.m.-noon. buttered bread, apple spice cake. By Jeanette Cave bake 20 to 25 minutes at 350 degrees. Check carefully for Literacy Volunteers of Connecticut will celebrate its June 19: Bake sale at - Thursday: Fm lt juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed quick browning. Invert rolls onto platter immediately Manchester High School Class of 1947 is planning a Senior Center Director 10th anniversary at its annual meeting on June 10 from 3 Strawberry Festival on salad, fruited gelatin with topping. upon removal from oven. 35th reunuion for Sept. 11 at LaRenaissance in East Friday: Soup, grilled cheese, french fries, fresh fruit. to 5 p.m.at United Technologies Research Center, Silver Windsor. Memorial Day weekend Main Street parking lot across from the Army & Lane, East Hartford. Several members of the class haven’t been located. If is the onset of summer ac­ STOLLEN BRAID: Knead (A cup candied peel or Literacy Volunteers of Connecticut is the largest non­ anyone kows of their whereabouts, they should contact tivities. People get busy Navy Club. June 23: 10 to 11:30 a.m. Coventry schools rlisins into dough. Divide dough into three pieces. Roll profit organization in the state offering free one-to-one Bettye Farrand Dion, 646-7818, Mary Condon McKinney, with their gardens, each piece into a long snake. Place snakes side by side, instruction in basic reading, writing and conversational 646-1949, or Shirley Draghi Ristau, 649-7436, arrangements are made to registration for the The following lunches will be served in the Coventry Connecticut River Boat the length of a cookie sheet. Beginning at the middle, English skills to non-readers and non-English speaking Missing class members are: Frances Allen Zewski, travel. Schools the week of June 7 through 11: Train trip on July 23. Cost braid to each end. Pinch ends and tuck under. After teens and adults. Velma Andrews Cervetto, Arthur Burck, Beverly Bunce The center also plans on Grammar School: Monday: Fish, tartar sauce, rising, bake 20 to 25 minutes at 375 degrees. Drizzle with $ 22 . Daniels, Mary Bycholski McNeil, Nancy Clark Ryder, being busy this summer. mashed potato, vegetable, cake. frosting while warm. Mix Vz cup powdered sugar with Vz June 26: Baseball trip to Tuesday: Lasagna, salad, com bread, orange winks Marie Collins Fox, Lois Davidson Buckowy, Virginia Our front yard is being teaspoon lemon juice and 2 teaspoons hot water. DeLong Geobel, Daniel Fraro. beautifully landscaped; Fenway Park in Boston — Wednesday: Chicken, com, potato puffs, fmit. Bridge results listed Red Sox vs. Milwaukee. Thursday: Cheese, bacon and tomato sandwich, Also: Allen Gates, Nancy Griffin, Dolores Haupt plans are under way for Miller, Eleanor Hewitt Parker, Henrietta Lloyd Mear, our summer lunch .SETBACK SCORES: for potato chips, vegetable sticks, frait. JAM SPIRALS: Divide dough in half. Roll each half The following are the results of the May 28 games of Friday: Meat and cheese pizza green beans, gelatin the Center Bridge Club: Donald MagnelT,. Mary-Gray Maison 'Rauscher, program; free and low cost Friday May 28: into 12 X 15-inch rectangle. Cut into 20, 3-inch squares. Elizabeth Massey Brown, Durwood Miller, J. Terrance Herald photo by Richmond trips are planned and out­ Helena Gavella, 143; to the point! with topping. ' Place squares one inch apart on cookie sheet. Spread North-South: Clem Hitchcock and Wilmer Curtiss, Nathan Hale: Monday: Hamburger and french fries first; Mr. and Mrs. C.D. McCarthy, second; Jim Baker Mutty, Betty Jane Patterson, Donald door games and activities Vincent Borello, 135; Mary about 1 teaspoon jam or preserves on top of each square. Pendleton, Eleanor Pfeiffer Green, Barbara Sheehan are slated, including pic­ or hot dog and beans, fruit. and Barbara Davis, third. CHOCOLATE CAKE, LACEY COOKIES AND TEA O’Brien, 126; Arvid Peter­ Cut each diagonally from each corner to about Vz inch of Tedford, Susan Trustenitzer, Roger Williams. nics. son, 124; Paul Ottone, 122; That's the Want Ads for you - clear, Tuesday: Sloppy Joej french fries, frait. the center. Bring the same point of each corner to the East-West: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weeks, first; Mr. . . , Mrs. Merle Lassow In her kitchen Wednesday: Turkey, gravy, mashed potato, and Mrs. Lou Daigle, second; John Greene and Dick Anyone who has not received an invitation should con­ The center is asking for Grace Windsor, 121; A1 concise, and sure-fire; bound and center and pinch points to seal. After rising, bake at 400 tact anv of the three committee members. volunteers to be part of a Chellman, 120; Azalda determined to get the job done for vegetable, orange winks. degrees for 12 minutes, or until golden. Jaworowski, third. ’Thursday: Tacos, rice, applesauce. fund raising bake sale on Gilbertson, 120; William you. So jot this down: Classified is the Your neighbor’s kitchen June 19. Proceeds will Friday: Pizza, salad, pudding with topping. Brown, 119; Peter Casella, direct line to cash for sellers and assist us in purchasing out- 117; Ada R o ja s, 115; Robertson: Monday: Peanut butter and jelly door equipment for Ernest Grasso, 115. Golf bargains for buyers. sandwich, vegetable sticks, rruit. summer activities. Celeste Scores: Bob Metcalf, Net Tuesday: Hot dog on roll, hash brown potatoes, COUPON ^ j j (OUPON ‘en O i) ) > ((UPON vegetable, pudding with topping. (xa___ o COUPON She still loves chocolate King from the program 29; Phil Dupont, Net 30; Ed Seahest Ice Cream committee will be coor­ Wednesday: Steak sandwich, french fries, salad, Minute Maid Orange Juice A \ Mrs. Filbert’s Margarine Scott, 34; Walt Backus, 36; Eight O’ Clock Coffee QUARTERS ASSORTED FLAVORS 1 gelatin with topping. CUSTOM QftDOND BEAN Withlhi»coupon4*7 50putchaM L-mil dinator. Mike Sibrinz, 36. W IlM hit coupon i'7 .S 0 p u rch «M Limilml ^ Wilhihiicoupon i *7 SO purchaM Limtl 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 WRh IM I coupon 6 *7.50 purctaM Limrt one coupon poi Family MaySO-JunaS 1982 :4I on« coupon pof F«ffuly. M iy 30-Junt S, 19821982 B I one coupon por Family May30-Juna S.I962 Please call Celeste at Thursday: B ^ f and bacon burger, potato chips, pot coupon porFirnWy, M iy >0-.M«no5,1843 ^11 but con cook more now 646-3268 to let her know vegetable, fruit. what baked goodies you Friday: Jice, pizza, salad, frait. 1,0J.» 1 111 I 39*; will donate. This affair will Milk is served with all meals. L I______By B arbara Richm ond smooth. Spoon over cooled cake. L i J be part of the Strawberry ...E m Herald Reporter Almond Lace Cookies Festival sponsored by the Manchester schools Fifteen years ago Merle Lassow of 89 Helaine Road Kiwanis Club. Volunteers A appeared in the Your neighbor’s kitchen column of the 1 cup sugar are also needed to man the The following lunches will be served in the Look For Our Beautiful 16 Page Circular Manchester Herald. 1 cup oatmeal tables. Your time would be Manchester public schools the week of June 7 through appreciated. Back then she said she wasn't much of a cook. But '/4 cup margarine, melted 11: Loaded with money saving values!!! 3 tablespoons flour 'ITie Chess and Checkers Monday: Hamburg patty on roll, potato chips, today she's an accomplished cook and loves it. In the mail...Copies also availabk at your ItK-al A & P Store. ‘/i teaspoon salt Club will move its meeting CKba«iAa»aa8ra«adialM'aa04iy •vnutMa Mrs. Lassow and her husband, Arthur, and the buttered peas and carrots,' chilled frait. Mi»wn>a*Ovt*i>taOp4Ka>«tKb AkFSiwa ttcagiai couple's two children, Hilery, 15, and Brent, 13, still live 1 egg time to Tuesday, 10 a.m. to Tuesday: Cheese pizza, tossed salad, chilled peaches. saa<>>i"'h>t«0 ______D in the same house. But the Lassows have added a Mix all ingredients together in order given. Cover noon starting Monday. Ben Wedne^ay: Chilled juice, chicken salad on roll, beautiful pool which is enhanced by the colorful flower cookie sheet with foil. Drop on sheet. Bake 7 minutes at Rubin is inviting new peo- cranberry sauce, macaroni salad, chocolate pudding. pie to join. If you would gardens around it. 350 degrees, until golden brown. Remove from oven and Thursday : Salami grinder, applesauce, ice cream. — TFW wait 10 minutes before removing from cookie sheet. iike to learn the game, one Friday: Cook’s choice. Menu will be announced at W IIKN MRS. LASSOW appeared in the Herald of the members will teach each school. Milk is served with all meals. Chicken Leg Quarters Bottom Round Roasts Whole Bottom Rounds column 15 years ago. her husband was a sales represen­ you. FRSSH-WITH PARTS OF BACK BEEF ROUND-BONELESS BEEF ROUND-BONELESS-22 TO 28 LRS CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER tative for the Hershey Chocolate Co., Hershey, Pa.— so, Wild Glazed London Broil Please make note of the ■ ■ naturally, Mrs. Lassow had to do some chocolate 2 tablespoons soy sauce following schedule: Manchester elderly recipes. He's now an owner in Ellsworth & Lassow, an 1 tablespoon sugar Thursday: 12:30 p.m. oil distributor on Oakland Street. But Mrs. Lassow ad­ North Central Connecticut The following lunches will be served at Mayfair and 1 tablespoon honey ^ West Hill Gai:^ns thejvdek of June 7 through 11, to London Broil Steaks mits she still loves chocolate. 1 teaspoon salt Health Maintenance She served a delicious chocolate cake with tea during Organization (HMO) will Manchester rMldents'mo are 60 or older: BEEF CHUCK-SHOULDER-BONELESS 2 tablespoons dry sherry Monday: Breaded fish, mushroom almond rice, the interview. And it definitely filled all of the expec­ 2 to 2’.^ pounds London broil have a representative to tations of what a chocolate cake should taste like. She talk oh health care.' spinach, wheat bread, cinnamon applesauce. Combine ingredients for marinade and pour over the Tuesday: Vegetable Mup, beef patty with onion said when she makes it she adds different things now m ^ ." Let stand for one hour (turn every 20 minutes.) Monday: 9:30 a.m. and then but the basic cake, without additions, is registration for the movies gravy, creamy coleslaw, unsalted crackers, sandwich 239 z\ Broil 3 inches below heat for 20 to 25 minutes on both roll, chilled pineapple. delicious. at Westfarms Mall on June BEEF LON-BONEIESS-WHOIE-S TO 7 LBS: sides. Wednesday: Chicken with creole sauce, buttered BEEF ROUNO«BONELESS*CENTER CUT She loves to give all of her favorite recipes, exotic 17. FRESH-WITH WINGS BEEF ROUND-BONELESS names. This chocolate cake she calls, ‘‘Summer Night June 9 — Trip to the noodles, peas, rye bread, peach pudding. | 3 9 Thursday: (I!old sliced ham, cheese slice, tossed salad u - — ■ Chicken Rump }19 Bottom }19 •Jubilee Cake. " To give it an extra chocolate flavor, it Mediterranean Braised Lamb Shanks Coachlight to see “Can S K with dressing, vegetarian beians, sandwich roll, devils Tenderloins Round Roasts has a sweet fudge glaze on it. Can” will leave from the Specials Maxwell House p and perplexities. In so doing we throw ourselves com­ N ib le ts: Frtnch Styt*. 2-lb. I them, " she laughed. This dish she has dubbed with the They hold both flatbed and LaPizzeria 0 KMchbnShcbdOf All Grinds can Fresh Grade ‘A’ 10^-oz. CulOtbbn Coffee exotic name, “Mediterranean Braised Lamb Shanks." freearm designs. pletely into tjie arms of God,” Cheese Pizza pkg. C om 6Mni. lb«. Creamy Swiss Bake In times of deprivaUon’it has always been and will now 99 .4^7 179 "Since the fresh fish season is now upon us, I thought None of the cabinets RCOUULN 06 CfM O B CUT 2 T. 1“ Ruffles Potato Chips::,’: bog 1. 2 cups crushed saltines requires brackets or Large be religious hope which sustains both private and public A&P French Fries totx. 1 59 some fish recipes might be good," she says, adding that DOZEN s r Wishbone Dri's.sings t l " " 5 9 ' Tetkv Tea Bags boi 1 her husband loves shad roe. Vz cup melted butter clamps for the machine life. But that sustenance comes only through our whole­ 4 VANCTK8-M6.-M6AQ "1 found a French recipe in an old cookbook using 5 large onions heads. A platform that CARTON hearted involvement in the world, complete with its Green Giant Vegetables '5? 8 9 ' Ragu Spagheni Sauce ” ; r 7 9 ' Ocean Spray Cranberrv Juii-e V'* straggles and sufferings as well as its moments of BWCrT-6CninHMQ 24,7 QQC shad row. I was surprised to see they said cook it in foil. Vz cup butter adjusts to three levels ac­ Orange Juice putiw grace. Ann Page Lemonade 4 s . ’l Prince Medium Shells>u!!l^ 2;?. 8 9 ' Dr. Pepper The recipe is very simple. I named it, “Persian Spring 1 pound grated Swiss cheese commodates almost all TW0C6 MNUTE MAID WITH EXTRA PULP Jell-0 Gelatin 3 s M Shad Roe." 2 tablespoons flour brands, says G. Lee The Rev. Frederick P. Moser Birds Eye Broccoi Spears ^ 1” I Lip(on Tea Bags 2 teaspoons salt Thompson, president of the im u u n c o r n y . 77«t 100 She also has a unique recipe to use fresh salmon and cumberlandhirm^ 6 Count 12 Ounce Pkg. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Upton Iced Tea Mix TsST" caruslai 2 ” Jov Dish Liquid PNWK I fresh asparagus, both in season now .Her name for this 6 eggs (well beaten) United States Consumer 129 recipe? “Ocean Salmon Float.” 2 cups scalded milk Sewing Products Division Upton Instant TeaiHli^ . 2^’ wisk l.aundr\ Detergent ptatu Combine the crushed saltines and melted butter and of The Singer Co. YOURCHOCei-ByLOMA ’^ ’ 6 9 ' FROM THE Pennsylvania Dutch County, she Delay stops frost damage B&M Baked Beans /• ::8 9 ' Kleenex Tts-sueV:____ place in 9 X 13-inch pan. Thinly slice the onions and Prices range from about IQ • ■ ttOYlOd ^00 and her husband love to visit, she came back with a saute in the butter and pour over the crust. Combine the $110 to- about )425, depen­ $ 4 1 9 Laundry „ Mrs. Filbert's Mayonnaise I Huggies Diapers ITHACA, N.Y. (UPI) - Powell says late spring •tucM • recipe she obtained from a young Quaker girl she cheese, flour, salt, eggs and milk and pour over onions. ding on design and dealer. Basket •WiBlBitiM 'ST 7 9 ' Nine Lives Cat Food chatted with in a store. It uses fresh fruit and she calls M g n 43( ea. A university • pomologist frosts can damage the Coronet.Paper Napkins yi-n Bake at 325 degrees for 40 to 45 minutes. They are expected to be in FOR potential crop extensively. TWi F0WIU6 O60AW7E6 ^ it, “ Ruby and Pearl Nut Swirl,” retail stores starting in wants to postpone apple Slacking Storage Bins 2 - 3 Coronet Bath Tis.sue 8 ’SS '1*’ Gravy Train Dog Food 3 'r . M Her list goes on and on. She said she doesn't part easi­ blossom time. ‘.‘Woody plants in this WITH FUR PKa OF COUNTmrTMiiniONAOC in-COUPON M$»C . . June. Cumberland farma' Reynolds W rap‘S T ’" 9 9 ' Mighty Dog Dog Food 3 ’r 8 9 ' ly with her secret recipes. She has a cousin who feeis the Scalloped Meadow Apples 14 OUNCE 8 COUNT part of the world need to be Freezelte Pitdier SSH *2 CREAMY OR CHUNKY A twoi-week delay could chilled a certain length of "C''06--D"iai ^ same way. However, she is willing to share several of 4 to 6 apples Skippy her recipes and is even sharing one of her cousin’s D O N U T S ‘2 help prevent frost damage time, although we’re not A&PBatteifes<& 2 ^M ,^ 159 Lincoln \ 1 7 9 T ab to % cup sugar to the apple crpg.i|] upstate sure why,” be says. He and WmiNAV1^KMtWMir-W»Bn 6A-OZ. favorites, “Parlor Spinaclf.” Plain, Sugared, Glazed or Annip iiuc btl. ± Cat Food cans -A. 3 tablespoons flour NOTICE New York, says Lloyd E. his colleagues found that GMon Work Glaives 3 V4 cup brown sugar Probate Court is open Cinnamon P«well, a plant once a fruit tree has V4 teaspoon salt Summer’s Night Jubilee Cake for conferences with the PLUS OUR NEW! Chocolate ^ on ^ physiolo^st and pomology enough chill units, it needs " {PR ( 1 3 ^ V^ teaspoon cinnamon judge from 6:30 P.M. to 7 7 professor at Cornell a certain amount of heat to 1 cups flour V4 teaspoon nutmeg Plain & Glazed Whole Wheal Donuts ^A m erican aWE FAIVU 8 P.M. on Thursday University. bloom. Southern Peaches ; 1 cup sugar 3 tablespoons water 1 teaspoon baking soda nights. Appointments [Knnerware Grade “A” 1 RRMJUICY-ORCHARO SWEET-2"* UP J? V4 cup butter suggested. Night ’’S T ' REOnrE-I^INVlTAMNS - . ‘A teaspoon salt Peel and slice apples and arrange in a 2-quart baking VANILLA Collection V4 cup shortening telephone number: 647- Florida Salad Tomatoes ( 6 8 ' dish. In a mixing bowl mix together the sugar,'flour, 3227. IRETCHER GLASS CO. T H tt WEEK'S FEATURE ITEM OMEN NTCNOI6.VITAMNS » B C 1 cup buttermilk or sour milk brown sugar, salt, cinnamon and nutmeg. Stir into the William E. FitzGerald 0 *et IS Vm ei e l tapeneece ^MHAMCWligi Cailomia BroecoG ^ l o 1 egg apples and dribble water on top. Dot with butter. Bake .Indgp of Probate Dessert COOINCIW-IOWINCAIOAICS ^ 1 teaspoon vanilla $ e f f 1 at 350 degrees about one hour. 1 7 9 Salad Sicing Cucumbers 6 •. coMPiJrre a u t o o u l s s s u v ic e 2 squares unsweetened chocolate (melted) Halt M j p SAVE204 Disho^lS:^ .mill A & P Medium lAAOEANCT-TAMOY Mix together the flour, sugar, soda and salt. Add the Gallon WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS Florida Umes 6 1« ’1 shortening, buttermilk or sour milk, egg, vanilla and Ocean Salmon Floai FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING BtgtfW IISMcWfW BtftffTQ rMcw CAMXNCdLSF-HtOHNtVlTAHM A _ POOL SALE • FIREPLACE & DOOR MIRRORS Add to OeinpM Thto OftMte OMntnuart 8«L Tender Carrerts 2 Mi 5 8 melted chocolate. Beat 3 minutes. Pour into greased asparagus and fresh In baking dish layer freshf All prIcM drastlcnlly Cumberland farms j^U tJtaiura/ Jfavor • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK |59*=~1 US NO t-TEIA»-AUPUW>OSC ^ pan. (She used bundt pan) and bake at 350 degrees for 40 r ^ J salmon. Make two or three laye ) and between each put radueed on now 1082 Yelkm Onhms 3 -. 1 to 45 minutes. a basic medium white sauce i ding with sauce on top Famlly-Slia 21’ ruiki I lY P Chncoliito FLOnOA RED N PE H JUICY FARM FRESH-VERY LOW M SODIUM and top that with mushrooms. 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MANCHESTER BUM GBMIEilB, MANCHESTEII CJU.D0R SH0PPIN8 PUZA In saucepan, blend chocolate chips, margarine and Hum a Ptkmaiicllm Jam Ittru Jam kW»n$um Urn nahtleUmliQuiiiimt. parsley, mushrooms and chives. Fold the foil up over lael: OPEN 7 DAY9 FOR YOUR GONWHIKMCn (Off Center Sl J milk over low heat until chocolate melte, stirring con­ the roe, closing it tightly. Also fold up the ends of the 529-7814 stantly. Remove from heat, stir in powdered sugar until foH. Bake at 400 degrees for 20 minutes. iiKSTEK HEHALI), Wed . June 2. 1982 - 21

20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 2, 1982 About Town Wednesday TV PEOPLE PHIL ROURA^TOM POSTER •u. ' ' (ID - Twilight Zone esto decide deshacerse del nino 6:00 P.M. CD “ A ll In the Fam ily pero 'Mama' Dolores, su negra 3 - MOVIE: 'The Mark of 3:30A.M. Installation slated CD - EyawKnata News CD - Yo u A ske d For It cnada. decide encargarse del Zorro' The masked marauder s (32) - Auto Racing '82: USAC bebe Nadie conoce la historia 8 ) ~ Family Feud / p - Charlie's Angela CD nightly escapades terrorize the Sprints - Hulman Classic f/ hasta que Albertico se convierte Covenant Women of Trinitv Covenant Church willJn- Terre Haute, IN CLUSIVE! i.'X CD (8) (S9) - News CD “ Enteetainment Tonight Wednesday corrupt Spanish governors of en doctor y se envuelve con su stall officers for the 1982-1983 season at a picnic Tuesday Old California. Tyrone Power. - Hawaii Five-0 Q D - N ew s ( 3 - f^oal P ictu res propia familia. Veronica Castro, at 6 p.m. at the home of Betty Marley, 12 Gail Lane in Linda Darnell, Basil Rathbone Socorro Avelar, Humberto' Zu- (S) - ESPN Sports Center 1940 3:45A.M. GD - Happy Days rita South Windsor. O - Charlie, The Lonesome^ QD - Sports Look SD - People Now 3 - MOVIE: 'I Love You Members, are asked to bring a salad dish; beverage Alice B. Toklas' A disen­ 'Cougar Pt. 1 A domesticated * ^1) - Sports Tonight (22) - Entertainment Tonight and dessert will be provided. Entertainment will be .a fcbugar kitten finds problems in chanted middle-aged lawyer nature and civilization when he (3 iz) - MacNeil-Uhrer leaves his conventional life be­ Two debuts sing-a-long led by Sharon Dayton. Report .4 gnawers the call of the wild. 1:15A.M. hind him to revel and live it up Would you give up muggers, dirty The following women will be installed: Phyllis •,^§) - Dios se lo Pague Telen­ News correspondent Tom - Calliope Children's with a beautiful young hippie. ovela en la cual Carlos Pereira Brokaw is the New York anchor (53) - MOVIE; 'The Haunting are planned streets, traffic jams and packed subways for Nelson, president; Janet Holmes, vice president; Didne ''FYograms Today's stories are Peter Sellers, Leigh Taylor- para continuar manipulando la for N B C N IG H TLY NEW S, air­ I of Julia' A woman obsessed by a cushy, well-paid life in California? Who 'Sport,' 'Dance Space' and 'The Young. Joyce Van Patten Heavens, treasurer; Diane Vasko, assistant treasurer; herencia de su hija, le prohibe the tragic death of her daughter 1976. SANTA FE, N.M. (UPI) EWorld According to Nicholas: ing Monday-Friday. Roger Mudd wouldn’t? Betty Marley, secretary; Marilyn Planny, assistant casarse con el hombre que tries to begin a new life. Mia 'Comes in All Colors, Shapes is the co-anchor and John Chan­ - The Santa Fe Festival Anne Meant wouldn’t, and that’s why ama. Federico Luppi, Leonor Be­ Farrow, Keir Dullea, Tom Conti. 4:00A.M. secretary and Birgitta O’Brien, membership. and Sizes.' (60 min.) cellor is the featured commenta­ Theater will present two she quit "Archie Bunker’ s Place,” where nedetto. Rated R. (3D - Hazel Also: Maureen Gustafson and Barbara Guggolz, assis­ (39) ~ Festival of Faith tor, world premieres among its life was so good. In fact, Meara did so well ( 3 ~ Match Game 1:30 A.M. (2D - Freeman Reports tant membership; Betty Lou Nordeen and Lois Norlipg, - Star Trek CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME three plays in repertory in as a foil for Carroll O ’ Connor that there (3 “ Best Horse CD - News/Sign Off 3 ) - Newscenter education; Hazel Anderson, CWU representative - Over Easy its June 26-Aug. 29 season. .was a lot o f talk about a spin-off series in 3 - Barney Miller CD - i-ove American Style 4:15A.M. Carolyn Lambert, Robin Vollaro and Diane Heavens, _^(8) “ R eporter 41 They are "Wild Oats," a which Meara would play a New Yorky Irish 39) “ People's Court (3D - Independent Network - MOVIE: Blow Out' fair. , ■ ; - MOVIE: 'Rascal Dazzle' (53) Wild West comedy by “ Alice” type o f waitress. But what bugged N e w s Trying to record the perfect The Little Rascals return through 8:00P.M. James McLure based on her producers was her demand that if there (22) - Twilight Zone scream, a movie sound-effects film clips from the Hal Roach CD CD ~ Incredible Hulk man becomes entangled in a the play of the same name Studio archives. - MOVIE: 'Let it Be' Fol­ was a spin-off, it must be made in New Kotsch to head board 3 real-life murder John Travolta. »• CD “ Sports Illustrated low the Beatles through rehear­ by .John O'Keefe, and York. (3 ) - Je ffe rso n s Nancy Allen 1981 Rated R Samuel E. Kotsch Jr. has been elected president:of CD d9) - Greatest American sals. recording sessions and ■'Amerika, " a musical “ You may think I’m nuts, which I must ■®) - Here's to Your Health H.ero Ralph battles a case of ® 1982 Compulog onto the rooftops of London for 4:30 A.M. be to talk like this,” says Meara, "but I the Board of Directors of the Manchester Municipal amnesia. (R) (60 min.) an impromptu concert 1970 adaptation of Kafka’s only " 6:30P.M. (3D - Abbott and Costello love New York. I wanna stay there because Federal Credit Union. CD - MOVIE: Scott Of The comic novel, by Yoram •4(D-CBS News y 2:00 A.M. (22) - N ew s that’s my wacko kind o f life. Muggers? In Kotsch was elected at the annual dinner meeting'Of Antartic' Film accurately based Porat, music by Shlomo the credit union, held recently at the Army & Na(Vy VCQ) * Barney Miller on one of the most heroic ex­ CD - MOVIE: 'The Woman 3 ) - FI Derecho de Nacer Te­ Gronich. The third play New York you know who they are. In Who Came from the Sea' A lenovela en la cual Maria Elena 3 - NBC News ploits in British history. John turbulent life of com poser of (R) (60 min.) California they just come on different. You Club. Other officers elected to the Board of Directors Mills, Derek Bond. 1946 • Tonight Show British female intelligenpo agent del Hunco da a luz un hijo ilegi- will be Arthur Kopit’s - Business Report Gustov Mahler. (2 hrs.) - 2 4 Horas A B C defeats the plans of the Italians never know it’s a mugger until you find a were; Richard Paul, first vice president; Irene (H) - Network of Spies: The ) • Captioned timo Su padre al enterarse de "Wings.'' ^ - Noticiro Nacional SIN ( 3 - 'Charytin' Programa mus­ N e w s to attach mines lo the‘hulls of Boggs is the name, politics their game: Barbara Boggs Sigmund and Rep. Lindy Boggs Soviet KBG In North America 3 - MOVIE; 'Cheaper to knife in yoiir back. Give me New York Orlowski, second vice president; Lillian S. Rubin, Noticias nacionales con Guil- ical presentando la bella Chary­ British and neutral ships. Dawn Keep Her' A freelance private - MOVIE: 'Stripes' A re­ where you know what you’re getting.” treasurer; Elizabeth White, secretary; Frank Jodaitis, 3S) - Auto Racing '82; USAC tin. 3 Adams. Franco Silva. 1964 .l^rmo Restrepo. eye chases down alimony delin­ cruit has his own ideas as to Sprints - Hulman Classic f/ Meara may prefer city life because she security officer; and Jerry Dupont, membership chair­ (3 Bob Newhart 9:00 P.M. quents. Mac Davis. Tovah Feld- how the New Army' should CD - Joe Franklin Show Bogg* hope to be Congress' Terre Haute, IN was raised in the comfortable suburbs. “ So man. , ® - ABC News shuh, Priscilla Lopez. 1981. work. Bill Murray, Harold Ramis. (ID - MOVIE: ’Perils of (B) - MOVIE; 'Blow Out' (D CB - MOVIE: 'Rodeo Old' when I grew up I married a Jew,” laughs 3 - Hogan's Heroes Warren Oates. 1981. Pauline' Story of Pearl White, Richard Corkery Those elected to the credit committee were: Pe^er - O ver Easy Trying to record the perfect The wife of a champion rodeo Channels queen of the silent movie seri­ first m ether^aughter team Meara. Her husband, Jerry Stiller, and she Anne Meara: Prefers big city Vitols, chairman; John Stankiewicz, secretary; Thomas scream, a movie sound-effects performer pursues a rodeo car­ 3 - Uncle Floyd 7:00P.M. eer even though her marriage 10:30P.M. als. Betty Hutton. John Lund. makes a fortune doing commercials, but Ferlazo, member-at-large; and Walter Ferguson, alter­ man becomes entangled in a CD ' Nine on New Jersey 12:00 A.M. Billy De Wolfe 1947 History may be in the making. For the constitutiences, we may be on opposite t£) - CBS NevYB real-life murder. John Travolta, and pregnancy are threatened. WFSB Hartford, CT dJ both secretly want to make it independently I was paralyzed from the waist down,” but nate member. r Katharine Ross, Bo Hopkins, CD - MOVIE: 'Great Alligator' sides.” , (B ® - M-A-S-H Nancy Allen 1981. Rated R. (3D (3 - Independent (3D - Sports Probe WNEW Now York, NY (Sj first time Congress could have a mother- i as actors. . Meara doesn’t really care. Candy Clark. 1981, Network News A tribal myth becomes a deadly 2 Members elected to the supervisory committee wefe: (D - Muppet Show (31) - NASL Soccer: Tulsa at reality. Mel Ferrer. Barbara (2D - Sports Update WLNE Providence, Rl C5J daughter combination. And they might Sigmund’s interests now lie firmly in New She was making top dollar on “ Look, I should worry about every joke CD - The Merv Show 3 - '77 U.S. Open Golf Margaret Nielsen, secretary ; Feme Green and Dorofty '‘d ) - ABC N«ws Tam pa Bach, Richard Johnson. 1981 3 - Kojak even be lining up on opposite sides on some Jersey, where she has established solid O ’Connor’ s series, but she had previously I make then 1 would never make jokes,” (B ® - The Fell Guy Colt H ilite s WTNH New Haven, CT CD Hubbard. (iS) - MOVIE: 'The Disappear- (D - Perry Mason (3 - MOVIE: 'Stevie' An En­ issues. bombed on her own show about a paralyz­ she laughs. “ In this world today we need - ^ - You A sk e d For It pursues a bail jumping arsorlist. 3 - MOVIE; La Cage Aux WOR New York, NY roots. And Rep. Boggs is almost as strong a Lillian S. Rubin was named loan officer and Peter ance of Aimee' A D A. tries to glish poet. Stevie Smith, fo­ That’s possible, says Barbara Boggs Sig­ some humor. Hey, how come I talk like '(iD - Jeffersons prove that Aimee faked her kid­ (60 min.) Folles ir A nightclub owner (32) - NCAA Division II Men's (U) voice for the South as her husband was, ed woman lawyer. That’s when she got in Track Championships from cuses her verses on the beauty WPIX Now York, NY mund, a former schoolteacher who lives in this? I’ m not Jewish!” ' Vitols assistant loan officer. ‘ d9) • ESPN Sportsfo'um napping story to cover up a ( 3 - AM Service Revelation and his transvestite lover are on of British life Glenda Jackson. although she hasn’t anywhere near his clout trouble for saying that “ like most Irish girls the run from an international California State • Sacramento ESPN Sports Network ® Princeton, N.J., and is running for Con­ love affair. Faye Dunaway, Bette ® ® - Fects of Ule Mrs Mona Washborne. Trevor Ho­ because o f her lack o f seniority. (S) - Flashback: Last Voyage spy ring. Ugo Tognazzi, Michel (Hi Davis, James Sloyan. 1976 Garrett is driven to the brink of (3D - NASL Soccer: Tulsa at ward 1982 Rated PG HBO Home Box Office gress where her mother, Lindy Boggs, of Morro Castle This documen­ Serrault. Rated R. Tam pa Both mother and daughter are concerned Phillips at convention tary pieces together the mys­ (23) - Primenews/120 ah emotional breakdown. (R) (2S) - 'Charytin' Programa mus­ USA USA Network a® serves. Mrs. Boggs represents the Louisiana 3 “ Eighteen Tons of Music - Pelicula: 'Un Chico tery of the tragic voyage of the ® SU) - Real People To- @3) - MOVIE: 'I Love You (2D ical presentando la bella j Hartford, CT o district long served by her late husband. more with political power than the women’s The Detroit Symphony Orches­ V a lien te' WHCT Janet I. Phillips of 185 E. Center St., assistant state • Klorro Castle. night's show features a woman Alice B. Toklas' A disen­ Charytin j movement as such, and neither panders to tra traveled to 23 European ci­ Watorbury, CT iSD Hale Boggs, who was never found after a vyho photographs nude male chanted middle-aged lawyer 3 - MOVIE: 'The Pad and WTXX director and past president of Manchester Green >(S) *■ 'Youl' Mag. for Women ties in 34 days in their 1979 2:30 A.M. the women’s vote. Sigmund puts it this models, the world's fastest leaves his conventional life be­ H o w to U se It' Shy, reticent CNN Cable News Ntwrk (2J 1972 airplane crash in Alaska. Chapter of AARP, attended the recent biennial conven­ ( 3 " Charlie's Angels concert tour. "Fortunately, my mother and I often way; "There is a serious need for alter­ Could you give some Information aboni reportedly booked solid for the remainder chess player and a disco laun­ hind him to revel and live it up musician is aided by an agres- (32) - ESPN Sports Center WWLP Springfield, M A IS) tion of AARP in New Orleans. - Moneyline dromat. (R) (60 min.) with 8 beautiful young hippie. (§D “ Museum sive friend to make good with a (3D - Professional Tennis; share the same politics,” says Sigmund, natives to President Reagan’s programs, Ozzy Osbourne, the former lead singer for o f the year. CINEMAX C in o m a x She was am ong m ore than 2,000 delegates and associa­ - N ew s (3 ) (S?) - M e dia P robes ' Soun- Peter Sellers. Leigh Taylor- 10:45 P.M. girl he meets Brian Bedford. Ju­ French Open Middle Rounds s who was raised on the Washington scene. and I’m hoping to be there where a woman Black Sabbath?—S.D., Buffalo, N.Y. He is likely to remain as bizzare as ever. Young, Joyce Van Patten. lie Somm ers, Jam es Farantino. (23) tion members at the four-day meeting which featured ^4(3 - MOVIE: ^Blackboard daround.’ This film probes the (2D - Overnight Desk WEDH Hartford, C T "But I’m sure that when the time comes belongs, in Congress, at a time in history Osbourne recently cancelled all o f his ap­ You may r e ^ that, earlier this year, he 1976. 3 ) - Reporter 41 1966 the presentation of the Ethel Percy Andrus Award, .'Jungle' A teacher is caught in a world of sound recording-past, WXTV Paterson, NJ (25) that we must vote and debate for our own when more women are needed.” pearances for a whole month because he had to be treated for a suspected rabies in­ ,-war of survival against teen-age present and future as com- 9:30P.M. 11:00P.M. ®) - MOVIE: 'Manions of 2:45 A.M. named for the founder of AARP. It was presented to America' Pt. 3 WVIT Hartford, C T <3S fection after biting o ff the head o f a live bat •gangsters at a New York City poser/engineer Fred Weinberg (5D - MOVIE: 'Cardiac Arrest' was in mourning over the death o f Randy (32) - NCAA Division I Men's CD CD CD CiD 3 3 - John W. Gardner, founder of Common Cause. school. Glenn Ford, Anne Fran­ builds a 26-track disco hit in An offbeat homicide cop dis­ SPOTLIGHT S p o tlig h t (5® Rhoads, the lead guitarist for his new during one o f his stage appearances. Golf Championship N e w s dD - PBS Late Night Rocky's logacyi A gift thcrt even the cis. Sidney Poitier. 1955. which Thomas Edison's voice is covers a black market operation WSBK B o s to n , M A (3S group. (Rhoads died in a flaming plane featured as the lead singer. (3 - Teachers Only Diana CD - M - A - S - H 12:15A.M. that trades In an usual commod­ (3'~ Vic Braden's Tennis ® I say Henry Fonda and Katharine Hep- [Closed Captioned] faces a crisis about her future. (D - Benny Hill Show ® - MOVIE; 'Night Moves' ity -- disembodied hearts, sold WGGB Springfield, M A gevornmoiit can't afford to accopt crash in Leesburg, Fla., on March 19, after 3 - El Derecho de Nacer Te- bum have been married to each other In Cummings Is chairman Private investigator Harry Mos- for transplants Garry Goodrow. WGBY Springfield, M A P A iM D E HEALTH S H O m W :40. — Partners (R ) 7:50, Friday and Saturday til 2 A.M. ■ft:50. — P orky’s (R ) 7,9:10. All you can eat Conan the Babarian (R) iG tn w n iA Causes of impotence are varied l-o A» H COMMUNITY SIMVICF. Dy JB:45, 9:45. — Dead Men [ f i l .ITT PARKAOE PHARMACY PARKAOl HEALTH A -SHOWN ATi- Over 15 salad buffet THE PARKADF NUTRITION CF^JTf fJ W on’t Wear Plaid (PG) We also offer — a superb menu a test for diabates and a measurement of items DEAR DR. LAMB: My husband, 52 practice to continue taking Coumadin, |£45, 9:55. years old, is claiming to be impotent. He male hormone levels. Anything less than" and having weekly blood tests almost .?Bqckville featuring... Soups,'salad, quiche, Relishes and toppings this is inadequate and calls for seeing two years after having a heart attack? A Something Different.... .^. Wish Someone CHMigR is a self-admitted alcoholic but has been Your . Film Festival Cinemas Crisp garden-fresh sober sic years in the AA program. someone else about the problem. There member of the family has been on this Fear No Evil 7 with OTFIREh sandwiches and desserts vegetables We seem to be very compatible, live are a number o f underlying diseases that routine as well as weeekly visits to his J^enom 8:45. — Jekyll -A H O W H Ari- Health can cause impotence as well.. doctor to regulate his medicine. Hie doc­ Happy Birthday 11 to3 p.m. Daily comfortably and he has a steady job he tHyde 7, with Wax Museum Many men have periods of depression tor’s diagnosis has been coronary-artery likes very much with no problems or Lawrence WKh A Herald Happy Heart -8:30. in his age group. A person may not disease and he tells his patient he doesn’t ON GOLDEN •A 'Fiano Bar worries of being laid off. -S to rr s r Lamb, M.D. appear depressed but it takKS,a As his wife I cannot see any problems know how long he will have to continue Only - C Trans-Lux College P O N D ip o professional to tell if that is true or not. *A full liquor license, that would bring on this condition. He the medicine. He also takes Inderal. "Twin — Romeo and Juliet ------SHOWN ATI------Three Impotence is frequently a sign of un­ $e.od^ has had this problem only in the last w7 with Brother Sun, Sister UI-T»IM» derlying depression in the male. R & R Hours 4pm-7pm ennyPi year. He is seven years younger than I, wMoon 9:25. — (^ h of the but I am very active for my age. I do not ' To give you a summary of what causes FIGHTING TADLrond TAP potence in his age group it is a symptom DEAR READER: Whether to use an­ jT ita n s (P G ) 7, 9:10. with hors d'*oeuvres. know how to help him, much less unders­ impotence and what to do about it in the J V ern on MANCMl SII M Cl Arl]tuffll:ieadiei:^ ticlotting medicines, and how long, is ■ACKCBl of some underlying medical problem. light of modem knowledge, I am sending tand the whole situation. still one of the great controversies in * Cine 1 & 2 — Robin ------SHOWN AT.----- LOCATION! Manehetter Parkade SEAFOOD This includes an abnormally high secre­ The Health Letter number 186, Help for medicine. You see one version of this SH ood (G ) 7, 8:30. - On fclH 3 6lM 6 (N^vt to Casual Lady) DEAR READER: The concepts about tion of the hormone prolactin from^the Impotence. Others who want this issue today in people who take aspirin because llGolden Pond (PG) 7:15, Come see for yourself... im potence and what can be done about it pituitary gland under the brain. can send 75 cents with a long, stamped, 401 Center Street - of Its anticlotting effects by preventing .';9:30. Manchester have changed drastically in the past few Some men in his age group are impo- self-addressed envelope for it to me, in' platelet clum pl^. Some patients have >West Hartford fiB J years. Obviously your husband should te'nt because they have unrecognized care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. 89 Elm Street Enfield taken antlclottihg.medicines for years, Z Elm 1 & 2 — Shoot the see a physician who understands im­ diabetes. Still others, usually older, do Box 1551, Radio'City Station, New York, 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 ! ! sometimes for life. And in some in­ iMoon (R) 7. 9:25. - Robin potence and is able to provide a proper have a decrease in male hormone levels. N .Y. 10019. j - Ask for.. stances it may prevent new attacks or S « o o d 4 G ) 7:15, 9. evaluation. An adequate evaluation of impotence prevent future strokes. V The Movies — Conan In more than half the cases of im- requires a blood test for prolactin levels. DEAR DR. LAMB: Is it a common t t b e Babarian (R ) 12, 2:25, V Im . 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. W ^.. June 2. 1982 Manners MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 2. 1982 - 23 C> Winnie Winkle — Henry Raduta ahd J < S. A re a to w n s talks therh even thoush the HE'S /MORE APT Crossword Andover Astro-graph ’ POCTOR 6AVE ME TO dJME APOtlNP^ -A PRETTY ©OOP TO M V 'H M O F B o lto n / Coventry on shows . BILL OF HEALTH... THINRINS IF I 14HaVT WANT MV play on his ,gtK>THEK S/M W rHY, BUT ACRO SS 52 Fashionable Answer to Previous Puzzle Jww3,1N2 SCORPIO (OcL 2*-Nov. 22) SEEIN6 Today and tomorrow you IF THAT POESN'T ^ YOUR resort By James V. Heallon It Is possible this coming year ME 7 0 0 HALE 1 N 0 H M should be luckier than usual In BROTHER IS 1 Cut out 55 Shoofly 1 0 T A 0 8 that you'll make a career , ANP HEART/,' WORK..'. T 1 E n M A N E 0 E "o United Press International things vrhich you originate or E)(PECTiNS you, 5 All (prefix) 56 Natural change which should turn out A z A P personalty direct. Don I wait on C L E M B R .to bo much to your liking. Peo­ MR. WRISHT... 9 One of a larrow59 Scion E E L 8 NORWALK- - People others it you ere about to H Y D R 0 U P Revaluation reviews done, ple with whom you work may JUST FOLLOW 12 Cornice 60 Behind E N V 0 trying to sell something usually find ' be Insirumental In helping you. launch a new project. 13 Nothing (Fr.) g i Egyptian 1 A N SAGITTARnlS (Nov. 23-Oee. ME, PLEASE. A R 8 E C R E E 1 O E M M (May -Jiina 20) This 14 Poem seaport t T P it helps if they sell themselves first. 21 21) Normally you are able to 1 1 N T 1 L T 0 0 Is good time to start a health or 15 Plain 62 Snaky letter B A N 1 N T David X. Manners tries to do it for shrug off things others find 0 D D 0 exercise program. Your chanc­ 17 Spanish cheer Looks at p E 0 N A 0 E 8 8 T disturbing. However, today you 53 T his clients by placing them on radio es ol sticking with It and get­ 16 Marsh l o N 0 R R could be a trtlle too sensitive 64 Amorous look but more tax gripes likely ting the results you desire are 49 Actor Sparks A 0 1 N C U T A W A V and television talk shows. (or your own good, good. Predictions ol what's In 1 T "It’s not only major network CAPRICORN (Daa 22-Jan. 19) 20 Stares DOWN 0 A 8 K L E A V E store (or you for each season Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 1 D R 1 Take advantage ol any oppor­ 22 Through N 0 0 L 0 N shows that create an impact. Many following your birth date and E N S K A T E 1 N N Committee Tuesday night before the "Instead we were trying to patch tunities today to show those 23 Common 1 Egg (Fr) » By Lisa Zowada local shows reach thousands and where your hick end opportunl- ailment things up from day one." he said. ' lies lie are In your Astro-Graph. you llk< how much you care lor 2 Animal hair 23 Sunshine 43 Knots Herald Reporter committee' took action on the thousands of people,” Manners them. Don't bo afraid to be HBf/ A I AIL/ JUNE 24 Persian poet .Mall $1 for each to Astro- ABI6AIL,THIS'S MIKE THERE'S OWE 0 6 3 ____ "the state (abbr} 47 Word on a revaluation issue, “To me I don't ihink that the job expressive and demonstrative. 27 Christmas says. "In one day, appearing on Graph, Box 409, Radio City HOW DO I DRAIN AIN'T WORKING-sh o u ld Terrible" 24 Eight (Sp.) has been done the way it should be AQUARHiS (Jan. 2(LFsb. If) IW THE 32 Kitchen towel COVENTRY — The board of Tax three or four stations, you can easily Station, N.Y. 10019. Bo sure to iTRYJUUy? 4 Spread to dry 25 Blblical 'land THE COMMITTEE voted to ask This could bo a so-so day s p a g h e t t i n o d d l e s ? gadget 48 Church part Review Sunday completed its work done, " Green continued. 1 speclly birth date. 5 Solar system 26 Branches of the town council to release the reach an audience of half a million unless you are motivated by 34 Hank of twine 49 God (Sp.) on over 440 complaints that resulted "With the time restraints, with CANCER (June 21^uly 22) Try model learning revaluation committee's report on or more with your message.” to break away from your mun­ challenging devolopmonta. It 35 Odd 50'Poultry from work done by United Ap­ omissions and problems its been Im­ you have to prove how good USE A 36 Bowler 6 Look after 28 Bear (Lat.) 51 Elegant the work of United Appraisal, to Members of the Foster Parents dane routines today and partlc- 7 By birth 29 Former praisal, an outside firm hired to do possible to do the proper job for the Ipata in fun activities. A change you are, you will. 37 Those in appetizer Plan, based in Warwick, R.I., for PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) colander. I 8 Lazy Spanish the town's mandatory 10 year publish advertisements next people of Coventry." will do you good, and en|oylng office 52 Complacently January on how taxpayers can example, urged viewers this spring yours^f won't bo a waste of Things will go smoothly today It 39 Photographic 9 Pul together colony revaluation. After hearing about the number of in Atlanta, Houston and Portland, ■ you treat whatever occurs 10 Unused 30 Hart self-satisfied challenge their assessments and time! bath 53 Fruit rind But the head of the tax board is complaints that had to be handled LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It you've philosophically. You’re on a 41 Hard mineral 11 Horse 31 Journey direct the tax board to seek legal Ore., to adopt children in Third winning streak, so have faith In 54 Ax unhappy with the whole thing and the commitee voted to formally World countries for $22 a month. been contemplating some do- 44 Irish republic directives 33 Deride counsel on the legality of the coun­ ll-yourself pro|ects. now is the the outcome ot events, 16 United 38 Small bit 57 Negative both he and another member of the commend the tax board for its work. Another client, Lois Becker, ARKS (March 21-Aprll 19) 45 Mouthful cil's setting a 27.9 mill rate before Green thanked the committee but lime to gel them started. Tack­ 46 Exclamation 21 Racket string 40 Poverty-war answer board indicated Tuesday that there merchandises her Shaker Heights, le the most tedious ones tirst. Focus your efforts today and agency (abbr.) 58 Entertainment the grand list was completed. tomorrow on situations which 48 For this case material may still be some unhappy added, "After the tax bills are out I Ohio, jewelry collection in 150 : VjRGO (Aug. 23-8ept 22) This iz 51 Luau food 22 Before (prefix) 42 Same (prefix) group (abbr ) taxpayers when their new, cor­ “When the town accepts hope the howling that comes in is for Is a good day to tackle tasks show a promise ol ottering sec­ something it should be in good boutiques nationwide. She tells requiring concentration and ond sources ot Income. You rected assessments are received. United Appraisal and not us." 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 viewers how she started from the lull use ol your mental should |ar something loose. That's what board chairman shape," Green said . referring to the And Ladd added that if the tax TAURUS (April 20-May 20) All WorM’t Greatest Superheroes assessments prepared by United Ap­ scratch. She was divorced and had 'faculties. Your mind Is espe­ Roland Green and member James bills get out before the June 29 cially keen today. will work out as you anticipate 1 2 1 3 14 two children to support and dis­ today If you carefully study —AttP GET RIP OT IT.' . Ladd told the Republican Town praisal. referendum on the $1.54 million UBRA (8epl. 23-OcL 23) Your I m U H lO triL WANT TO W fS P eO A U T WHEN J l m JO K E R ’S CRAZIER. 'BIAN I covered she could create jewelry tlnanclal and material aspects both sides ol Issues before t h o u g h t ! I'VE 6 c n TO STOP ONLY PRO&UEM I school renovation project, "'Forget making )udgmenls or deci­ STCWTHATCJ/Cf Ff«>« 15 1 6 17 continue to look promising. THAT EXPIOS/K OMFECT/OHePY-j out of odd things like coins. sions. To weigh and balance Is HITTINS kmOVB.SUPOlTMN. ^ SCWIE TASTY THJ! it." Herald photo by Cody Big book publishers and their ■ Give priority to any involve- Green said those taxpayers who . ments which could make the Important. 18 1 9 2 0 2 1 2 salesmen usually don’t promote Group seeks aid are unhappy with their assessments cash register ring. anything but the obvious best ■2 2 | ■ must wait until next year when the Oversized elf sellers. So marginal books that 1 board begins meeting again and could use a good promotional shovq 2 4 2 5 2 6 ■2 8 2 9 3 0 31 "maybe we can allocate more This elf, nick-named ‘Charlie’ by Its owner, Junior Miles, sat at go by the board. Manners has hit in budget lawsuit time." this market. He started close td 3 2 ■ 3 5 Former council member the Arthur England estate on Ripley HIM Road recently. Miles acquired the elf from the closed-down Danbury fair. He said he home. : Republican Robert Olmstead 3 6 ■3 8 3 9 4 0 hands could control your pocket- ■ His wife, Ruth Ann, he said, wrote COVENTRY — Beginning next motioned that the committee take also bought a 20-foot Statue of Liberty and a 40-foot Santa and Bridge week, Coventry taxpayers can book, " the letter says. the hard cover “Quick and Easy ■ out advertisements next January to his reindeer. Standing next to the elf Is Jonathan England. 4 1 ■4 2 4 3 4 4 The CTA is planning on taking the Vegetarian Cook Book,” published expect to find a strongly-worded inform taxpayers the board will town to court over the town coun­ by M. Evans of New York. It sold so- 1 letter from the Coventry Taxpayers begin meeting in February and how 4 5 146“ 4 7 Association asking them for cil's refusal to set a date and time so. He booked her on 75 shows. “ As sf Wanted: good defense for a referendum. The CTA had sub­ they can challenge their monetary support of the lawsuit it is result, she got a paperback out of experts. West will cash his 5 4 assessments. Iievy^t Law — James Schumeister 4 8 4 9 5 0 ■ 5 3 mitted before the May 14 town it,” he said, ■> ace of hearts right away. He planning to bring against the town Gejdenson meets p . When problems with United Ap­ will know that his partner k ■ meeting a petition of 436 signatures, "We charge on the basis of what over the budget. praisal's work first came up 5 5 5 6 5 7 5 8 200 more than required by state' we do. It’s $110 for a radio show^ NORTH 8-1-82 has shown an odd number of '^TEULME.EP, ISVIJUR- BUT MADGE BUT HOW WILL The CTA will begin mailing the Olmstead suggested to the Town ♦ 752 cards In the suit. A high card HAS COMETO I(iET ALOCXOF r statutes to send the budget to the $220 for a television show and $S5() spais 61 WIFE STILL UR5ET 5 9 6 0 one-page letter this weekend, Council that it publish instructions ♦ QS3 would show an even number ACXEPT IT. HEBHAIB? CAST polls. Bolton Democrats for network television, which is 4() ♦ K here since It could not be THATYOUVESOTA treasurer Kenneth P. Donovan said for taxpayers on how to file com­ WOMAN FABTNElt? The letter says the CTA "is stations and up. You get billed after ♦ 6QJII1 read as an echo to show abil­ 6 2 6 3 6 4 Tuesday. proceeding with legal action to plaints. 1 “The council ignored it," the thing is done. You can’t lose,” he WEST EAST ity to ruff the third heart. The letter refers to what it calls restore your right to vote at the By Richard Cody guests. “And Reagan wants more South’s bidding had shown 11 Olmstead said Tuesday. said. i ♦ a 6s (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | "the stacked " town meeting where polls on the annual budget," Herald Reporter than a $100-million debt." He charges $1,100 for shows ♦ AKe ¥109762 cards in his own suits. The tax board will hold its final a CTA petition calling for a referen­ CTA head Joyce Carilli has said the Gejdenson said the debt has to be hosted by Merv Griffin, Phil ♦ >54 32 ♦? Even in a non-expert part­ dum vote on the budget was group will need $2,500 for legal fees. meeting of the year tonight in Town BOLTON —U.S. Rep. Sam cut down, but not by sacrificing im­ ♦ 64 ♦K10S32 nership, West would lead out Hall. Though all the complaints Donahue, Johnny Carson, Mike his ace of hearts. If South overruled by the 200 present and the The group, has hired Phelon, Gejdenson, D-2nd District, was in portant programs, especially educa­ Douglas as well as “Good Morning SOUTH May 17 Town Council meeting at have been taken care of, the grand town Tuesday raising support for his tion. He said education must con­ ♦ KQJ108 held just one heart he would Squatrito and FitzGerald PC, the America,” and “60 Minutes.” Buf ¥J4 ruff. But he wouldn’t find O which the mill rate was set . The firm which won for Manchester the list itself is still not completed. re-election campaign and meeting tinue to be funded in order to keep CELEBRITY CIPHER The council has been working with he said the odds are 50 to 1 against ♦ AQJlOtS any use for an eventual dis­ CUAbftty Ctpti«r wvptogrim* crMIAd Rom quouiloot by Iim w i PMI J letter calls the two meetings controversial HUD suit over the with local Democratic officials. ahead of the Soviets in computer placing a client on any of them, t ♦ .... card on dummy’s queen. am] Pftaam. Each W lar In lha clphay alanda lof anothoc. Todny a cfua Rtquats U " questionably-legal-actions." federal government last year. what it's called a '.'conservative “ At a small gathering hosted by technology, one of our advantages. The ace of hearts would grand list of $135,375,000. Green said Manners, president of a fullser- Vulnerable: Both The fetter goes on to say that "a The letter assures any would-be University of Hartford Professor The congressman spoke briefly stand up and now It would be the grand list would be ready before vice Norwalk-based public relation^ Dealer: South up to W^t to lead a low yet-to-be appointed , stacked contributor that he is "not com­ Janos Deciy, of Green Hills Drive, and lightly, and expounded on his re­ Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence ‘A’Y ISZRB CZ IDQ CDFLO AH CXL the Monday meeting of the council. agency bearing his name, said hq Wnt North East Soitk diamond, Dummy’s king Charter Revision Commission could mitted to membership by donations and Elem'er Nyarady, Gejdenson cent trip to Russia, where he studied would rather be on a talk show He said he didn't know yet if it 14 would hold the trick and a WHILE THE CLONE'S' PLAN UNFOLPE... take away your right to vote at to the CTA Legal Fund. spoke to several guests and Bolton’s life under Communism and said he himself than face a live audience.; 24 trump would be led. would be higheror lower than the Pass 2^ Pass RHACLB OCDCLO. CXL ZHJQ referendum. “It costs money to fight first selectman. Democratic Town unequivocally concluded that life “I think it’s easier. Probably i Pasa >♦ Pass S4 It would be up to West to one the councils been working with. "Their egotisitical whims and bureaucracy," the letter says. Committee chairman and vice there is profoundly oppressive and feeling of unreality about it. "You Pass 4^ Pass Pass take his ace right away and chairman. stifling. don't have people looking at you Pass lead another diamond. East Bolton is new to the second dis­ He also said it is hard for most wpuld score his nine of News CXAHK AO, A NZRJB TL UROC DO except for the cameramen and when trumps and South's 100 hon­ u trict, and committee Chairman Americans, who have never you’re talking on television you Opening iMd: VK ors would make up (or the Aloysius J. Ahearn, who worked experienced life under such rule, to can’t conceive of maybe a million one trick penalty. ISZRB MZS XDJM CXL YZHLQ.” - Attorney says Bolton board with Gejdenson in state government comprehend the intensity of the op­ prople watching.” By Otwald Jacoby How do you know that before the latter was , elected to pression and threfore the level of your partner holds a higher He says almost anyone can be a and Alan Sontag D8CXR8 KZBMSLQ Congress, said it was apparant freedom Americans enjoy. talk show guest. Most people are a trump than dummy's seven Gejdenson was trying to make con­ It takea a good defense to spot? You know he started little jittery at first but after their with two since South has wrong on budget procedure tacts in a town new to his district. debut some realize why there’s no defeat South's (qur-spade "And I think it’s a good move,” contract. five. He has played the four Pickup slated business like show biz. spot on the first trump lead. PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"Show me a pair ol newlyweds who N Ahearn said. It starts out at trick one. By Richard Cody bottom line in the school what is believed. I can un­ building official and ad­ “They really feel great after Aheir 'West opens the king of His other trump must be have leathered their nesi and I'll show you four parents who Gejdenson Tuesday took little BOLTON — Bulk waste pickup is higher than the seven since have been plucked." — Greer Garson Herald Reporter board's budget. They could derstand (Diana’s) point." ministrative assitant. scheduled for next week, the first talk show appearance. Then ‘hearts. East follows with the time in criticizing the Reagan .deuce and South drops the you have seen all lower Alley Oop — Dave Graue not raise any item, Diana said he will still Though the intent was budget philosophy as hypocritical, selectmen’s office announced. Any they want more. After a few more, trumps. BOLTON — The town at­ not to evaluate an in­ •jack. however. check on the intent with saying that the president’s election bulk items, like old stoves or the ham really begins to exert If East and West are (NEW8PAPE3I ENTERPRISE ASSN.) torney told the selectmen dividual employee’s work, OKAY, GUZ, WHATCHA VUNCE AGAIN MV SURRENPER?.1“.' h a h ! Diana said that’s what ther attorneys in his firm platform criticized ex-President refrigerators with their doors off, itself,” he said. VE DEMAND DONT THINK YtXJ FEUAS Tuesday the Bbard of which would have been in fiAY SYE S ET THIS the charter says, and later who helped develop the Carter’s economic program because will be picked up at the time of your Authors are usually articulate, he . Priaoiila’a Pop — Ed Sullivan PEACE £X)NF SURREN- ARE IN A POSITION TO Finance was wrong in set­ KINK GUZZLE! DEMAND AMVTNINO! the town meeting formally charter, and Ryba said he violation of the charter and there was too much debt. regular garbage picKup. f or any said, but generally people don’t have STABTED? Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wrioht ting line items while a usurping of the SIGN HERE! _ asked for a written opinion was going to have the town "When Carter left there was a $60 more information, call the to be brilliant conversationalists to HE HAS TO SEE THAT making the 1982-83 budget. from him. clerk check back into past selectmen's power, the MV U N a E JUST GOT And on another recent million national debt,” he told the 15 selectmen's offcie at 649-8743. be talk show guests. • A BIG PROMOTION ALL THE SUPERVISORS town meeting minutes to finance board did set the AT THE FACTORY STAY IN LINE. ; Hit KttreH’t) HAHbBOOK issue, he said residents at a TUESDAY AT the see if any reduction of a line item at a certain level. Nevek -Uc Karui town meeting cannot selectmen’s meeting Diana budget was made while the This, Ryba said, was still adjust the budget, stuck to his guns on his in­ Tl ■feejs Y°^' cooysCj it town was operating under in violation of the charter. ■forgot -fco feed you. '■ something that bucks the terpretation of the charter, the charter. Diana agreed. Man charged in kidnapping, rape trend of previous years' though the selectmen said "I don’t think they can beliefs if it's true, that wasn't the IN THE OTHER opi­ take $5,000 out of this and At a "fru stra tin g " intent of the makers of the nion. Diana said the $5,000 out of that," he said. NEW LONDON - A member of Investigative Unit of the State scheduled to appear in New London meeting May 17. residents budget. finance board cannot go "They can only adjust the the Coast Guard is being held today Police. Superior Court June 14. complained about an on-- "This is the first time into the line items in any bottom line on ech by state police after being charged Police said the suspect picked up a Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves the-spot ruling by Vincent I’ve ever heard such a budget and adjust them. (separate) budget , then with kidnaping and raping at gun­ woman in New London at gunpoint, L. Diana, the town's new rendering," said Deputy This ruling comes from the send it back to the point a New London woman Aprii 30. tied her up, then brought her to CfliT««*.«MTMRi>U»FW tn counsel, that they cannot First Selectrtan Douglas recent debate between the selectmen.” David M. Dowdee, 22, who police Salem, where she was raped at gun­ Separate beaches reduce a budget and then T. Cheney. "I don’t think finance boart^ and the first For instance, he said, the said is attached to the U.S. Coast point. THE PAIN If JufT approve it. that was the intent at all," selectman over whether town clerk’s budget con­ Guard ship ’’Redwood,’’ was Dowdee is charged with first- Until 1901 in Great Britain, GOSH. WELL, HE WHAT ' Diana told the about 70 Selectwoman Noreen B. the former violated the arrested by Trooper Roland Pelkey degree sexual assault with a oathing beaches Were segregated by THAT USERTO KINR sists of various items, like OF residents that charter only Carpenter said, “The charter when setting supplies and wages for Thursday following an extensive in­ firearm, and first-degree kidnap­ sex. In 1877, in Dorset, a beach SOUNDS WORK IN A N/Crupe'.^ VV6AY OF permits them to approve or townspeople left here that salary accounts for various HARR 'GARAGE, AMP WORK assistant. He said the vestigation by the eastern Connec­ ping with a firearm. He is being held proprietor was fined for allowing a THAT HELPS PIP HE TEtUiNS YOU THAT reject; any reduction night feeling very town employees. finance board cannot touch ticut division of the Crime on less than a $15,0(X) bond, and is husband and wife to swim together. HIM A LOT.' PD? automatically rejects the frustrated by not being At an April meeting, the individual line items, Y oup POCTOR Bit-U budget. able to reduce the budget. before presenting the but can only adjust the This goes against what I'rn sure that wasn’t the in­ budget to the town, the total. Guaranteed IS WELL- WORTH IT the residents said they tent." finance board changed This, he said, applies were accustomed to, which First Selectman Henry what the selectmen had clear across the board DRAPERY CLEANING FOR RUSINESS ThAVEI t- i was setting budget items P. Ryba said, “The recommended for salaries from salaries to highway • No Shrinkage OR directly in the town proper difference is between what for themselves, the town budgets. In another exam­ • Squared & Even Hemlines budget, and adjusting the is black and white and clerk, the tax collector. ple, he said after the • Takedown & Re-Hang Service PLEASURE The Born Loser — Art Sansom meeting, if the sand and p I > salt item falls under the >tl)ISl£t cit Bugs Bunny — .Warner Bros. 2 highway budget, the Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormicI' rw oeUSHTCP THAT YO/VE OPEMED ,OlOE I/MA PROUD ■© HAVE BKKl Latin students get awards finance board can't touch If you’re going places, AW AddOONT AT OUR eWUC.lCAM AFFiUATEP Mill FOR B Y E A R ^ it. . doing things — try the w a s s u r e Hog "mAT w > is a s p o u p BOLTON — Eight high school Latin recognition wili be given at the annual Cartwheel Draaf YOU’RE UKt THE REST OF m OF BRAIN K HAT VE students have been named recipients of awards ceremony on Friday. /VIOPERN AMERICA-W , PETERIORATiO N YV^'J V/E SUSPECTEP KOMIN' pBfcAHlEATl0W...J5 ^ awards on the National Latin Exam Latin 1 recipients of cul lade awards ONCE UPON A TIME Shop. 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Cook at a bare feted Recipes must be submitted by simmer, turning occasionally, just At .July 10 and must be original and until tender, then drain. Cut chicken BOSTON - Gun- in today's depressed market must specify at least three cloves of Garlic-Chicken into large chunks and divide into six nar P. Larson of fresh garlic or the equivalent n File Rolls portions. Lay out one filo sheet, Manchester, Ct., dehydrated form. They should be brush half of it with butter and fold recently attended the 6) Make a careful appraisal of your shrubbery, lawi^ As the school season is ending across the nation, mailed to R ecipe’ Contest. 1982. 2 heads fresh garlic in half crosswise. Brush with butter annual quarter cen­ and gardens. Even a small investment in some colorful millions of you are planning to move if and when you can Gilroy Garlic Festival. P.O. Box ' 2 cup dry white wine again. Top with a portion of chicken tury dinner of the plants can perk up a garden and add significantly to thi" sell your present home. The actual offer of, or the poten­ 2.211. Gilroy. Calif.. 95020. '2 cup water along a short end. Top with one-sixth JUNE’S ANNIVERSARY Literty Mutual In­ selling price of the house. tial chance of getting, another job in a different city Y o u r There will be 10 finalists chosen .Juice of 1 lemon of the garlic tiloves, lightly mashed surance Cos. 7) Prepare a calendar and assign a day or a spe< ifo- may depend on this one factor. Yet, in a housing market and finalists must participate in the ' 1 teaspoon sMt with a fork, one-sixth of the The dinner is held number of days for doing the task and completing tbe more depressed than any w e've experienced since the M o n e y ' s cook-off to be eligible for the first 1 pound boned, skinned chicken prosciutto, and one-third cup to honor those job or jobs. 1930s, neither new nor existing homes are changing four ca.sh prizes. Finalists will have breasts cheese. Fold in the sides and roll up. employees of the W o r t h 8) The absolute outside deadline for completing yooi hands, even at substantially marked-down prices." How to provide their own transportation 6 sheets filo Repeat with remaining filo sheets. companies who have schedule is the start of winter and bad, nonsellitu SALE MONTH! can you, the homeowner, help? Sylvia Porter and bring the ingredients and equip­ '1 cup butter, melted Work quickly so filo doesn’t dry out. reached 2S years of weather days. The answer is: Be a do-it-yourselfer to your ment necessary to prepare their 1 ' 2 ounces thinly sliced prosciutto Place rolls on lightly greased baking service and those 9) Schedule the more cosmetic jobs (painting, for in maximum capability. Help put your home into a move- specialties. (or 3 slices boiled ham, halved) sheet and brush them with butter. See the Video Experts for with 25 years or stance) for last, so normal living wear and Ic: ’ The first-place prize is $200. se­ 2 cups grated Swiss sheese Bake in a hot oven (400 degrees) more, like Larson, in condition requiring the least amount of repair work won't undo what you've completed cond $150. and third. $100. There will Separate garlic into cloves and about 20 minutes, until golden. •4 who will be retiring by the new homeowner. 10) When a prospective buyer is .scheduled to view By correcting a few simple but readily apparent diture of tim e and money. also be a $100 prize for the best drop into boiling water. Simmer 1 Makes 6 rolls. Special Sewings on Fisher during the coming your home, get out of the way. Take your family, in Gunnar P. Larson flaws, you actually can move against the nationwide 1) Take a walking tour of your home and property, in­ year. eluding pets and, of cour.se, signs of your fix-up efforts, trend and add to the price of your home. You can use side and out, looking for flaws. Pretend you are a poten­ out of the house for the duration of the visit. products during Anniversary Salel what professionals call “ curb appeal.” tial buyer and than make a list of all readily apparent Supermarket Shopper Above all, set a realistic price on your house "Curb appeal” is a term used to describe a home that problems. 2) Assign each problem an estimated time frame and Homequity’s estimate is that a house trriced at 5 percent looks great as soon as you get out of your car and ap­ above its current market value is 10 times more likely io Gains reported figiire out a realistic budget that would cover having the ® F I S H E R proach it for the first time, says Robert D. Kunisch, sell quickly than a home priced 15 percent to 20 percetn problem eliminated. president of Homequity, a leading executive relocation above. 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A last-minute run to produce, especially when When 1 questioned her, ■from Villa Park, III. leaks, torn screens or soiled walls and floors. newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway. Kan. 6620 Net realized income rose 5.7 percent to $1,464,295 the hardware store to get some paint mixed may throw this is done at the checkout she said that the plums program to support the Here are 10 steps you can take on your own to improve DEAR VIOLET: When or $1.50 a share from $1,384,741 or $1.42 a share for Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate ) counter and not by an were 89 cents a pound. The sale of its products. your home and put it into shape With a minimum expen- off your entire schedule. shoppers reach the 1299 the same period last year. experienced person in the problem was that she con­ These pads of forms are checkout counter, they produce department fused "m y ” plums with occasionally included as a should do a little checking part of a display that is Construction spending down ■ I of their own: shipped to stores along Officer named I • If you buyone of an with the merchandise. This item, make suhe that you may have led to the mis­ G LASTO NBU RY — Janice A. Stlmson has been are charged for only one. A conception on the part of appointed an assis­ Clip ‘n’ file refunds reader wrote to tell me those employees. a F I S H E R tant vice president at that she bought a single Smart shopper award SFISHER Home foreclosures hit record can of soda and the com­ Glastonbury Bank Cleaning ProcJucts, Paper Products Here is an award- puter charged her $2.39, and Trust Co. Soap. Bags, Wraps (File 10) winning tip from Debra VHS VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER VHS VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER the cost of a full six-pack. ■ 2 -b M r / M M r / M iv racerfcg and |li|hack leadt Mrs. Stlmson Downey of North Canton, ■ 2-lMr/4-liair/MMr raoardhf and playkad i last two or three yeats at double digit forced sale. Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off • Make sure that you are ■ ArtSMtic playfeedt o M i m joined the bank in WASHINGTON (UPI) - High un­ " I f you get in trouble now you can’t coupons beverage refund offers with beverage Ohio: ■ 7-day, ana-prapan tinw m t aiaryday fnctian ■ Mwnaiic piiyiani v w i o m i rates. It’s worse typically in the first two "In the past, w e’ve never had nearly charged for the correct ■ 24-lMur araffaiaiiMH taar 1979 as secretary- employment and mortgage rates, along sell it o ff at a profit,” he said. "I just solved one of my ■ Spedal5«adipliykacA the poor shape of the housing industry coupons, for example Start collecting the needed ■ M-tiedi caobils ■ S aft-tand cantrab administrative assis­ with the slack housing market, combined At the same time, the Commerce years,” Riedy said. variety, not a more expen­ coupled \vith the high unemployment w- proofs of purchase while looking for the required most painful refunding ■ Salt ajact tyataai ■ Saft a M tant to the senior during the first three months of this year Department reported construction spen­ The overall rate of foreclosures sive one. The plums are a ■ VNF/MM alactraiic haar ■ Ante mrind lyilMn have today, " he said refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers problems — removing cap ■ W/l»olactraidetaiar ding, after a brief upturn in March, reached 0.53 percent — more than five good example. 1 14 I vice president. to produce a record number of home' liners from soft-drink ■ 12 praiat channali per thousand — while the overall Unemployment in March matched tb< and magazines, and when trading with friends. • When you buy an item MK2S) Currently she serves foreclosures — about 100,000, an industry dropped 0.6 percent in April in a resump­ bottles. In the past, I ■ Raal^ aava oortral (MSI) mortgage delinquency rate on one-to- post World War II high of 9 percent ai . Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ ■ 4dcH di^aladroaic tapa oavtar iiplay as compliance of­ group says. tion of a long-developing trend. J on sale, make sure that you always wound up with hurt ■ dack/alaetrank tapa cawtar fcpiay last month reached 9.4 percent. try Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. ■ Dan pratadiaa lystan nifli dan M katir ficer, marketing Experts say a recovery is unlikely un­ The bleak figure on the record number four unit residential loans climbed to a are charged the sale price. On Wall Street Tue.sday, stocks fell The following refund offers are worth $11.18. This and bleeding fingers. manager and til Congress passes a deficit-cutting of foreclosures in the first quarter was record 5.35 percent, the association said. This is by far the most their lowest level since mid-March in week's refund offers have a total value of $24.17. "N ow , I put the caps in­ V manager of the budget, but there appears to be no sign of mirrored in statistics on mortgage The foreclosure and delinquency sur­ frequent error. slow trading as investors, finding holiday This offer doesn't require a refund form. boiling water for five to 10 ’ bank’s Consumer a settlement soon between the White payments that were past due by 30 days vey — begun in 1953 — covers more than 8 relaxation more comfortable than the MINNETONKA SHOWERMATE $1 Refund, P.O. minutes. They either float Loan Services House and Congress. or more, also at a record level, the million housing loans of all types and is DEAR MARTIN: I have market uncertainties, stayed on the Box 819. Young America, Minn. 55399. Receive a 50- to the surface or easily lilt department. * "Mark Rledy, executive vide president Mortgage Bankers Association said. the broadest industry measure. heard from some grocery- cent refund, a 25-cents ShowerMate coupon and a off with a little prying.” Mrs. Stlmson of the Mortgage Bankers Association, Most of the foreclosures appear to be The foreclosure rate has climbed sidelines. store employees that the The Dow Jones industrial avciage 25-cenl SoftsoapWork Soap coupon. Send a register Ms. Downey and other recently earned the Tuesday said a poor housing market is linked to expensive high interest beyond that of past recessions in 1980, stores now pay for the re­ dropped 4.57 points to 814'.97, the lowest tape on which you have circled the price of one bot­ readers whose tips appear Foundations of preventing homeowners in financial mortgage loans of the last four years, the mid-and early 1970s and earlier, U fund forms they receive. Is level since it finished at 805.65 on M ai; tle of ShowerMate and the Universal Product Code in this column receive a Banking Diploma trouble from selling their houses before Rledy said. Riedy said, because homeowners then this true? — M arie M. fit 647-9997 Janice A. Stlmson numbers plus the first sentence from the back of free copy of my refunding At “ A lot of them are loans made in the could usually sell the house and avoid a 19. 445 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER from the American foreclosure. from Auburn, Ind. magazine. The National the bottle written on a 3-by-5-inch card. Expires 1-84 EXIT TO KEENEY ST. 647-9998 Institute of Banking. Additionally, she is a graduate Supermarket Shopper. Aug 31. 1982. of the National Compliance School sponsored by the W rite to me in care of this Tonite Til 5, Tues., Wed., Sat. Til 5, Mon., Thurs. Til 9, FrI. Til 8 These offers require forms: DEAR MARIE: No, it is American Bankers Association. newspaper. CHINET Refund Offer. Receive a 50-cent refund not true. Mrs. Stlmson Is a Manchester Community Computer consultant and two 25-cent coupons for Chinet. Send the College graduate. required refund form and four Universal Product Code .symbols from any Chinet products. Expires N Sept. 30. 1982 CORONET Prints. Receive a coupon for four-roll i| Conference set thrives in rural Maine Coronet I'rinls Bath Tissue. Send the required re­ fund form and "quality seals” from two four-roll The three statewide chapters (Hartford, packages of Coronet Prints Bath Tissue. Expires Bridgeport and New Haven) of the National HINCKLEY, Maine (UPI) - A small “ The company was working on a $380 Sept. 30. 1982. Association of Credit Management will hold their cottage in this rural village is possibly million expansion, and I started looking D IAL SOAP Coupons. Receive five 20-cent all-day 66th annual Spring State Conference June 8 the last place you would expedt to find a for better and more efficient ways to coupons for Dial Soap. Send the required refund at the Grassy Hill Country Oub in Orange starting computer consulting firm. keep up with m y duties,” she said. form and the side panels from 10 Dial wrappers at 9 a.m. Some 150 association members are But that’s where Connie L. Dickinson TTie answer was a microcomputer, the showing the Dial name and Universal Product expected at this affair. has established her one-woman business. first of several she has owned. : fs ^ 1 ■ 'i Code. This offer is void in Wisconsin. Expires Dec. 100 Years Old John M. Krick of Greenfield K rick and Jacobs, ‘T v e had a lot of different reactions, What amazed her then — the tremen­ 31, 1982. New Haven and Art Atkinson of Areata Corpora­ all of them surprised,’’.Miss Dickinson dous capabilities of computers — still DIXIE Livingware Cups. Receive a package of tion, Norwalk will speak. said. does. Dixie Livingware Cups. Send the required refund Robert D. Goodwin, executive vice president of She has'been operating Management A fter describing some of the functions form, one proof of purchase from Dixie Livingware the National Association of Credit Management, Systems at her Hinckley home since late of her model, she mused, “ Am I really Cups, one proof of purchase from Dixie Livingware New York, will report on the association’s January, offering assistance to small living in an age where that's available? Plates and a dated register tape with the two prices nationwide activities during the past year, and businesses in "everything that has to do It’s something that a few years ago you circled. Expires Sept. 30. 1982. William W. McAdam of NACM-Connecticut will with the financial end of running a would read in a com ic book.” - GLAD $1 Refund Offer. Receive $1 in Glad report on the association’s activities in Connec­ business." While formal training in computer coupons. Send the required refund form, two proofs Still Only ticut. Crossing her front room to reach her application is harder to come by than of purchase from any Glad Large Kitchen Bags and computerized office doesn’t help courses in computer programming, two proofs of purchase from any Glad Trash Bags. alleviate the sense that something is out ‘ T v e attended every seminar I can The proof is the complete Universal Product Code Keefe elected of place. The room is furnished with an­ find,” Miss Dickinson said. symbol and tear-strip. Expires July 31,1982. tiques. Conferences are constantly offered by H E F TY $2 Rebate. Receive a $2 refund. Send the "That sometimes gets to me, too,” computer companies attempting to keep. required refund form and two premium seals from The new president of the Hartford County Miss Dickinson confided. customers up-to-date’ on the latest any of these Hefty Household Bags: 30-count, 13- Medical Association The services of Management Systems technology, but “ there’s no way to out­ gallon Tall Kitchen Garbage Bags; 20-count, 30- is Arthur D. Keefe, include using data processing to keep ac­ grow the business, or even keep up wiUi gallon Trash Bags; 15-count. 30-gallon Super M.D. Elected at the counts for companies, maintain inven­ all the changes in hardware and Weight Trash Bags; 10-count, 39-gallon Lawn and 2 0 ^ group’s 190th annual tory lists, plan finances and prepare tax software,” she said. “ That’s„why I ’m so Leaf Bags. Also send the register tape with the Home Delivered meeting. Dr. Keefe returns. interested in the field. It’s always a prices circled. Expires July 31, 1982. la a fam ily prac­ Miss Dickinson is also a consultant for chSllenge.” KORDITE $1 Rebate. Receive a $1 refund. Send titioner whose office businesses that are considering She was operating her consulting the required refund form, proofs of purchase from is ill Bast Hartford. purchasing a computer of their own and business in Birmingham, Ala., when a any four packages of Kordite Foam Plates and the He resides in West can train their personnel to use the com­ vacation trip to Maine last year enticed register tape with the prices circled. Expires Aug. Hartford. puter they buy. her to change locations. 31, 1982 Elected vice- And, should a business owner want, “ I fell in love with the area,” she said. president of- the 2 PU R E X Carnival of Coupons. Receive $1.50 in More Manchester Local News her computer can take over some of its " I couldn’t wait until I could come back Purex coupons. Send the required refund form and association was drudgery work, such as mass mailings of here.” UPI photo two "symbol of value" ovals from any of the Morris J. Seide, business letters. The Maine countryside reminded her following full-size Purex products: Bleach, All M.D., .and Brendan "W hen I had business cards printed, I of rural Georgia where she grew up. Cen­ Fabric Bleach, Heavy Duty Detergent, Liquid M. Fox, M.D. was had a hard tim e figuring out how to tral Maine, in particular, seem ^ ripe The whatsit’s connected to . . . Than Any Other Newspaper elected iU secretary- Laundry Detergent, Toss 'N' Soft Fabric Softener. describe all the things I do,” she said. for a business like hers, and " it was a Gary Campbell Installs a variable turbine stator assembly In an treasurer. Both doc­ Look for the form on specially marked 42-ounce Miss Dlckinkon explained that her in­ good opportunity to make new friends,” auxiliary power unit for a DC-10 at the Garrett Turbine Engine Co. In Purex Heavy Duty Detergent. Expires Sept. 30, tors practice in Hart- terest in computers came as an out­ she said. Phoenix, Ariz. The unit pro,vldes power for the plane’s ground 1982. ford, and are, growth of an accounting job she bad with Since most of her work is done at Here’s a refund form to write for: Tylenol, Sine- , respectively, an in- a large construction company in the home, the location of her office didn’t operations, main engine starting and the plane’s environrhental control system. Aid, CoTylenol Free Toothpaste Offer, P.O. Box . I ; . t e r ^ and urologist. Arthur Kewfe, M.D. state of Washington. much matter. She ended up in Hinckley. 4492, Maple Plain, Minn. 55348. This offer expires ' - Dbetor Seide resides Aug. 31, 1982. in West,Hartford^nd Doctor Ftu in Windsor. N I would Ilk* la ■ubteribo to th# Monchootor Horild. S Mail in this Regional oil reserve monitoring network established ■ N.mo S Coupon or... Kennedy tapped ■ ...... I 4^11 BOSTON (U P I) — Energy officials, monitoring network under the'direction in May ol 196C, there were '81 million “ orderly and expeditious ” manner to ! T .I...... Apt...... I t f U l l Dr. H. John Malone HARTFORD— Dennis A. Kennedy has been ap- worried about unusually low oil inven­ of Massachusetts Energy Secretary barrels. avoid inflationary pressure exerted on ■ ^ ! 847-9946 . pointed president of Veeder-Boot Co., a subsidiary tories nationwide, are establishing a Margaret St. Clair. During the last crisis year o f 1979, oil home heating oil prices. announces I Bond To... Monchottor Horild ' S of Western Pad fie Industries Inc. regional monitoring network for eight "Nationwide the reserves are at the inventories stood at 125.6 million barrels, ■ 1 Horold Squoro ■ r„ u — Kennetfy succeeds William C. Scott, president of northeast states to avert oil shortages. lowest level in quite some tim e,” Joseph Bumieika said. we need answers troiii e,dwaros. the relocation of I Minchoolor, CT 06040 ■ f" W esteA Pacific, triw also has been acting as presi­ But a lack 'qf Infomnation from U.S. Bumielka, spokesman for the Energy Of­ "Right now oor analysts are es­ Bumieika said. “ We don’t know what a his office to dent of Veeder-Root since the resignation of F. Secretary of Energy James Edwards is fice, said Tuesday. "Th e idea behind this tablishing the groumThiles for putting safe level of reserves are in the United { WlUiani Mange. bolding up the project. network is to make sure we don’t end up the network together,” Bumieika said. States let alone New England, Penn­ 36 Haynes St. Veedv-Root’s new prealdent had been director of Gov. Edward J. King, chairman of the short,” he added. But he said they cannot proceed further sylvania and New York.” teleconmumloattoiia iuid etectronics operations for Energy Cominltteo for the Coalition of The current inventory of home heating "without answers from Secretary of Manchester Interflatioiial Tele^MMe aikd'Telegraph Corp., New Northeastern Governors (CONEG), and oil nationwide is 100.4 million barrels, Energy Eklwards.” “ We also want to know how lo airive York. He had been with ITT Tor IS years. Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy of Rhode Island, Bumieika said. Last May, the inven­ King and Garrahy have, urged at that safe level without causing a great CONEG chairman, placed the tories stood at 160.5 million barrels and EJdwards to restore oil inventories in an deal of inflationary impact.” •A MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., June 2, 1982 - 27

26 - MANrHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 2, 1982 MHIEimSIlK ADVERTISIIIG Classified 643'2711 RATES TAG SALE SIGNS 22— CondomlnlufTis Minimum Charge 23— Homes for Sale 35— Mealing-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58—Mtsc for Rent 12:00 noon the •> EMPLOYMENT IS Words Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to an­ NOTICE 24— Lots-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59»-Home8/Apt9. to Shafre 37— Moving-Trucking*Storage 48— Antiques day before publication. 1—Lo»t and Found 13— Help Wanted 25— Investment Property nounce it, is with a Heralij Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, 2*-Pafsonais 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 36—Services War^ted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY 3-- AnnouncemeniS 15— Situatiorf Wanted 27— Resort Property SO'-Produce y o u ’ll receive ONETAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. Deadline for Saturday Is Auclions 26—Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos for. Sale MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 62— Trucks for Sale FRI[ 12 noon Friday; Mon­ EDUCATION 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale1 DAY ...... 14(t MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent day's deadlir\e Is 2:30 10—Private instructions 41— Articles for Sate 53— Apartments for Rent 64— MotorcycteS'Bicycies FINANCIAL 19— ScnooiS'Ciasses 54— Homes (or Rent 65— Campers-Traiiers-Mobiie 3 DAYS ...... 13® : 1 Friday. 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies Homes 8— Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papenno 43— PetS'BirdS'Oogs 55— ONices-Stores lor Rent 6 DAYS ...... 12® CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER 33— Building>Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 58_FV(ioM Property lor Rent 66— Automotive Service - Phone 643-2711 9— Personal Loans * 34— Roofmg-Siding 57—Wanted to'Rent 67— A^itos for Rent-Lease 26 DAYS 11® 10— Insurance, REAL ESTATE 45— Boats a Accessories

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REPAIRED - Free pick-up ting, driveway sealing, available. ■Centrally apartment. Access to shop­ Hot water, no appliances, Lost and Found Paintings, or Antique privileges. Call after 6:30 and expenses with elderly MANCHESTER, accounting CLERK/RECEPnOMST c it iz e n s . C om p a n y and delivery. 107o Senior Repairs. “ No Job Too experienced. College service. Senior citizen dis­ located on busline near ping centers, buslines and security. Tenant in­ count. No job too small. TAG SALE - Contents of items. R. Harrison, p.m., OT5-4781. woman. Walking distance CONNECTICUT IMPOUNDED. Male, Manchester owned and Discount. E C O N O M Y Small." Call 644-8356. senior, references. Call shopping center and schools. For further details surance. 646-2426, 9-5 Telephone 742-8352. attic of old house. Saturday telephone 643-8709. to stores. Call 649-9417. Notice is hereby, given that the about one year old, operated. Call 646-1327. LAWN MOWER - 647-3660. Peter Krupp, 643-0468. schools. For further details please call 528-4196 weekdays. LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ and Sunday, June 5th and ROOM FOR Gentleman - • ••••••••■•••••••••••••• Board of Directors. Town of Responsible person to work with accounting per­ F'ree estimates. call 649-7157. between 9 and 5 pm or Samoyed cross, white and cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ 6th. Starting 9 a.m. 177 A N T K J U E S & Parking. Kitchen Auto Parts For Sale 60 Manchester. Connecticut, w ill hoid tan. Center Street. 646- sonnel in performing functions relating to that Houaehold Goods 40 COLLECTIBLES - will privileges. Air con­ after 5 pm and weekends, BOLTON - 3Vz rooms with 23 Homes For Sale- 23 ages cleaned. All types Eldridge Street. basement, appliances, like ...... a Public Hearing at the Town Hall 4555. department. Homes For Sale purchase outright or sell on ditioning. Washer-dryers, MANSFIELD Center - 649-7157. trash, brush removed. private home. Working p n i l R A I I I M I N I I M rim<: H<^3ring Room. 41 Center Street. USED commission. House lot or refrigerator/freezer, etc. Woodsedge apartments. ,1 „ ionJ ^oll Manchester. Connecticut, Also able to meet and greet customers and direct Picket, Split Rail, Stake W EEK-LONG 6-1 thru 6-6 TWO ROOMS - partially single adiilt, married cou­ in good shape. $200. Call Tuesday. June S, 1982. at b oo p m FOUND - Light tan cat ATTICS, GARAGES, REFRIGERATORS, single piece. Telephone Phpne 643-5600. b Newly renovated, country them to proper department personnel, as well as Fences installed. 528-0670. (9-4) Storm win- furnished - $250 per month. ple. No children, pets. 647'*8125 sftcr 6 p.m. (j, consider and act on the with white collar. Call 649- CELLARS CLEANED - WASHERS, RANGES - 644-8962. setting, two bedrooms, dows/doors, furniture, No pets. Call 649-4356...... tullowing: 5587. handle telephone calls, assist in accounts Clean, Guaranteed. Parts FURNISHED LIGHT $310, Includes heat and hot Lease, deposit. 643-2880. LICENSED DAY CARE Light trucking. All types of humidifier, T.V.’s, Autos For Sato 61 proposed Ordinance •— To convey payable billing functions. & Service. Low prices! water. Telephone 429-1270 HOME - Will watch your brush and trash removed. clothing, miscellaneous. 21 52 Housekeeping room lor a ONE BEDROOM Apart­ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • to Richard S. Lawrence. Monroe B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Rooms tor Rent or 233-9660. □ EMPLOYMENT child or infant days. Call Call 643-1947. Stock Place (off North mature woman. Available ment with heat. OWcea-Storea CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe H Rackow and Stephen R Ability to type 45 wpm, personable, ability to Street. 643-2171. June 1st. For details call 55 646-0262. Main). M A N C H E S T E R - N ic e Convenient location. $350 lor Rent DeVille - 72 000 miles. Qualrocein lor the sum of $146.- operate business machines and CRT Terminal. MAIN STREET - Three LAWNS MOWED, Avg. room with kitchen 6494307. monthly with rent reduc­ Good condition. $2700 or Must be able to work well with figures, be accurate. SOFA - Three cushion - «sam heated apartment. WORKSPACE OR 7/10 Buckland School. 1075 Tolland Help Wanted 13 SMALL LOADS OF lawn $7. Odd jobs, painting, TAG SALE - Saturday and privileges. Gentleman Don’t store things you tion for maintenance cleaning, done by am­ modern design - black, Hot water, appliances. No STORAGE SPACE FOR Turnpike, and the recreation area STONE, trap rock, play Sunday, June 5 & 6,10 to 4. preferrM. $50.00 weekly. can’t use. Sell them fast duties. Call 646-0484,8-4:30. ooOO - I\66p trying. ^ copy of the Proposed Ordinance WORK AT HOME jobs High School Graduate. 1 to 2 years accounting bitious graduate student. brown and white floral pets. Security, parking. RENT in Manchester. No sand, white stone, loam 61 South Hawthorne Street, Security. Telephone 643- w ith a h a rd -w o rk in g ■ “ ■ ■ mav ^ seen in the Town Clerk’s available! Substantial ear­ and office experience needed. Telephone 646-6868. pattern. $80.00 Call 646- 523-7047. lease or security deposit. and pool sand Manchester. 1578. Classified A d !' 472 MAIN STREET - 5 1979 CHEVROLET Malibu Office during business hours nings possible, call 504-641- 3067. Reasonable rates. Suitable DELIVERED. Telephone ^RINT PRINT PRINT PRINT^ rooms. $325 monthly plus Classic sport coupe - V8, James R. McCavanagh, ' 8003, extension 494, for in- (Applications may be obtained at our facility^) If •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• for small business. Retail 2 644-1775. TWO SINGER Electric TAG SALE - June 4, noon utilities. No appliances. automatic, jxiwer steering, Secretary lormation. interested, please submit resume in confidence to: S TRIO PRINTERS | til 6 St June ^ 9 til 4. Three Autos For Solo 6t Autoa For Sale 81 Autoa For Sale 61 and commercially zoned. automatic wall-type Security, tenant insurance. brakes, a M-FM radio, air- Board of Directors COLLEGE STUDENT £ Elm Street H families. ’Tires, many Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 CaU 872-1801, 10 to 5. ASSEMBLERS AND COIL heaters 1500W, one llsv, conditioning, vinyl roof, . . M anchester Michelle Virkler. Personnel Coordinator desires houses to paint. K Minch«it«r. Coniwctkut J one 230V, $15.00. Two tall household and mis­ weekdays. defogger, more. 643-2880. Winders - female Experienced, responsible, cellaneous items. 451 WILLIMANTIC DATSUN ... gives you choice ...not chancel NEWLY RENOVATED ______Connecticut this 25th day of preferred. F"inger dexteri­ ceramic table lamps, 310 square feet office reasonable prices, by the £compl«l« Lint of OllMI Prinlingn Hilliard Street, THREE ROOM Apartment 1971 CHEVROLET Con- May, 1982, ty necessary. Experience 43 Boulder Road $10.00. 647-9723. available. Main Street GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS job or by the house. Manchester. available now, for an adult cours wagon. Posi- 055-05 not necessary - will train. tLETTERHEADS - ENVELOPESj location with ample 261 Broad Streat, Mancheatar, Ct. 06040 Manchester Available immediately. 5 BUSINESS FORMS - TAGS = working respectable traction, trailering axle, Four day week, 10 hour day TWIN BED With mattress parking. Call 649-2891. EOE M/F 749-0012. I £ SNAPOUTS (Cttbon & NCR) h TWO FAM ILY Tag sale - 9- 500 gentleman. Call 643-6441. roof rack, 350 V8, power r m for $25.00 and curtains for M CHALLENGE* - 7-5:30. Apply at Able Coil Central, private location ... I- BROCHURES - CATALOGS -o $3.00 a pair. Call after Si 12. Saturday, June 5th. 406 steering, automatic, radio, „ , .. . Electronics, Bolton, Conn. 23 S Our Art Oipirtmim O llin S Oakland Street, USED CAR LOT - 461 Main rear defoecer more Sealed bids will bp received m the pltasi, no aftnts 641-7166 Homea For Sale p.m. 647-8715. ' Street, Manchester. Long •••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ^ Complitt Servict Z Manchester. Rake in the extra money uriginaiOrieinal owner,owner m 643-28M j zouu . Selectmen s Office, 222 ^t. SUPERINTENDENT - PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC Rebates <500 to *3500 established. Call weekdays Call our ulesman. Bill Del. .g yqp can make by selling no- Hard working, previous USED REFRIGERATOR - „ 06040 until 2:30 P.M, on June 21. DIRECTOR. Responsible longer-needed items with a 9-5, 646-2426. 1976 MERCURY Monarch ■{ i982: experience required for 120 for administrative and ? Ptiona: 6430175 or 643-2266 - copper - top freezer, frost- low-cost, fast-acting excellent condition inside Diesel engine powered dump units. Rent $150 per month, clinical supervision of TEACHERS! “ 5 free, clean, in good condi­ • 40% OFF on some models! R e so rt Property For INIUd INIUd INIUd XNIUd Artlelee tor Bale 41 and out. Power brakes, truck, equipped as per $4 50 per hour. Send community-based psy­ tion. $200 takes this Classified Ad.______Rent 56 Low pay and dull summers power steering, air, low specifications Any questions, con- resume to Fountain chiatric aftercare excellent refrigerator 9 Annual Percentage Rate can be turned into an exciting STAINED GLASS - Custom NYLE GREEN gown, size • FOUR ROOMS - stove, mileage. Call 647-1613. ‘Bct Dan Rattazzi at the Village, 175-A Downey away. 649-7393. O p I V /U On Some Qualified CarsI DENNIS, Mass, ______Selectmen s Office. 649-8743. Bids program. Also will func­ and very rewarding second work done to order. Win­ 8. $40.00. Can be seen refrigerator, hot water fur­ WEST Drive, Manchester. tion as social worker in Clean comfortable 3- 19fi9 V W F flqth a rk - Ifl 000 publicly at 6:30 P M. on career opportunity. Just 2 to 6 dows, lamp shades, between 5 and 7 mm. at 426 nished. Pay own heat, IWH VW raSlOaCK lU.UUU Jl. 1982 The Board of clinical treatment team. BEDROOM SET by Red bedroom cottage. Private hours per day of intensive ef­ restoration. Call Edward West Middle Turnpike, Listed below— 1982 Car and Truck Sample Buysl utilities. Working mature miles on rebuilt engine, seioctmen reserve the right to PART TIME ujneh M.S.W. Degree with fort this summer will set the Lion - beautiful seven piece yard. Available August 871-8187. 20 percent off till Apt. 53. j couple. $250 monthly. Needs work. $600. Call 649- review the bids before awaking a employees Monday- stage for a life-time of finan- Meditteranean style, all minimum two years July 1st. 28th. $275 weekly. 649-8760. 8367 between 6 and 9 p.m. contract, or to reject any and all Friday No experience ciai security and recognition. wood, hand carved. Security, references. 643- experience preferred. BASEBALL SHOES - | DEM01982iw z MAXIMAm M jjr 1 bids. Cali for appintment - 5 to 8 Excellent condition. $950. 1982 DATSUN 210 7094. Rake in the extra ,money necessary, we will train. Other graduate human ser­ Painting-Papering 32 Leather. Adidas. Size 8. 1 non, «/T, pi Town of Bolton, Conn. Ideal for the housewife. pm - 742-9435. Call 646-5422. WaiipHr’i U f you can make by selling no- vice degree considered. Like new. ^2.00. Call 649- IWillllll'’» Urt: $7$$$ TWO BEDROOM- $295. Henry P. Ryba, Earn extra money while GnOUP 1 A tried .m oci.»non of nEALTOnS lerving the gre.4trf IMc$lN$-so^?d.770 longer-needed items with a First Selectman Demonstrated ability in INTERIOR PAINTING, 6221, keep trying. | IMctl$$$ $6060 the children are in school. Mtintheiter with more .rdvertuing expertlir, Articles tor Sale 41 Does not include heat. No low-cost, fast-acting 062-05 staff supervision, clinic ad­ over ten years experience, Summers off if needed. imptTcl t»nd efTicirnry for both buyerr .ind irllrrt. pets. 646-7901. ministration and fiscal low rates and senior citizen SKIDS AND Miscellaneous | Classified Ad. Clean, pleasant surroun­ management required. DENTAL ASSISTANT - discounts. 643-9980. pine and hardwood, $5.00 { 1982 MAXIMA WAHON 1982 DATSUN 280ZX dings. Apply in person: f$$»^«/T.iM #0$54, 5 Salary competitive. Storrs, preventative pick-iip load. Take note of 1 Dairy Queen, 242 Broad IHaaSIt'i IM: $11,41$ IM liilIr'i UU I Autoa For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 61 INVITATION Resume and references by general practice in INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ALUMINUM SHEETS this ad, it w ill not be run J Street ■M k S1I$S *11,265 IMc$l$$$ ^ 1 3 ,5 9 0 T O BID June 21 to: Executive stimulating university 5-5 two family plus 5 room single PAINTING - Wallpapering used as printing plates. .007 again. 646-2286. I Director, Inter­ town is seeking assistant and Drywall Installation. The Manchester Public Schools LEGAL SECRETARY - located on R-fc zone lot. Bus line, thick, Mx28Vk’^. 50c each, solicits bids for ATHLETIC community Mental Health trained in 4-handed chair- Quality professional work. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- COMBINATION Spreader Experienced only. Coven­ separate heating systems, garage. 1982 DATSUN 210 EQUIPMENT and for MILK for Group, 2400 Main Street, side dentistry. Certifica­ Reasonable prices. Free 2711. They MUST be picked and cart, good condition, 1982 DATSUN 210 WA80N try. Full time. Send tion preferred. Call 429- the 1982-1983 school year. Sealed Glastonbury, Connecticut O nly $85,000. Eistimates! Fully insured. up before 11:00 a.m. only. $35.00. Phone 643-5077. <$$$$, VI. n t E A A 4 A bids will be received as follows: resume to P.O. Box 488, 8282. 06033. EOE. G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. SS^***** ^4990 SELECT Milk Bid June 9, 1982, 3:00 P M. Coventry, 06238. DARK LOAM - 5 yards FOR SALE: Baby crib <6610 Athletic Equipment. June 10. RESTAURANT SALES MANAGER for Zinsser Agency 646-1511 delivered, $60. plus tax. with mattress - natural 1982 . 3:00 P.M. UNDERCOVERWEAR - Sewing Machines, Have At the time listed the bids will be Sand, Gravel, Stone & wood with decals - old FOR PARTS - 1972 Comet. .As seen on Phil Donahue! HELP immediate opening in publicly opened The right is U style. Would like $50.00. Learn how easy it is to Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. Telephone 649-3110. reserved to reject any and all bids We are now hiring for Manchester for person BOLTON INTERIOR AND Telephone 643-4325. I USED CARS earn large profits at Specifications and bid forms may the following positions: with solid sales Separate in-law apartment included with this EXTERIOR Painting and BIG SUMMER SALE! exciting home lingere par­ backgrolind. Send resume BUICK ELECTRA - 1971. be secured at the Business Office. •WAITERS beautiful Colonial home. 4V< acres of open and Paperhanging. Ceilings Typewriter carrying cases 7 PIECE BEDROOM $500. 45 N. School Street, Manchester. ties! Telephone 649-7265. to: Lisa Loechner, 24 98,000 miles, new tires and •WAITRESSES landscaped property, ideal for would-be gar­ repaired or replaced. Free - Ideal for overnight bags. 25” colored TV, $200. 2 *Full itotells about Hilt oxcoHont guaranteo ara avallabla al our Connecticut. Raymond E Demers. deners. Huge fireplaced family room, formal exh au st. Everything Sprucebp Hill Road, Weston, estimates. Fully insured. B&W TVs, $10. 2 end, 1 doalorahip. . . Como In todayt Wo bollovo w# can guarantaa you’ll save Business Manager FULL TIME - Part time •BUSERS dining room. Newly rem odel^ family sized $10.00-$20.00. Also 1981 Slariet, 5 sp4, A-C, works. $800.643-4118 after 5 Cobnn. 06883. References. Martin coffee table, $75. Girls alloaatSSOO. 059-05 truck drivers wanted to •DISHWASHERS kitchen. Five bedrooms, four full baths. Built 1860 typewriter covers, $2.50. p.m. Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., ■Yale Typewriter Service, clothes, 4 thru 6. 647-0040. deliver appliances. Full •CLEAN UP PAR T T IM E Deli help and completely remodeled for today's family. 649-4431. Rabataa aro Factory an«l/or Doalor Participated time - experienced; part 649-4986. 1977 CUTLASS Special - •cook weekends. Must be 18 GIRLS 20” bicycle. Road .Naw, Damo, Float Buy Backa. AdvarUaad Cara Rubjoct to Prior Bala 1981 PhlDenix S door L/B .. — *6595 INVITATION time - will train. Excellent Full or part time. Apply years old - or over. No tVoWerton Agency automatic transmission, N Master, good condition. wages and benefits. Apply NAME YOUR OWN Price- piLM BARGAIN - Out-of­ 1981 Subaru 4x4 ...... *6595 power steering, power T O BID in person only: Monday experience needed. Call $25.00. ^ lld maple rocking ' in p erson on ly - Al in and out painting, jgte Kodak Verichrome brakes, air, stereo 1. Sealed Bids are invited by the thru Friday 2 to 4. Mike at 646-4277. M9-2813 chair, excellent condition, Sieffert's Appliances, 445 papering - rem oval, pan 126 film, 12-exposure 1980 Triumph Spitfire...... *5695 cassette, new radials, low Housing Authority of the Town Promptnpt quail'quaUty service, rolls for Instamatic. $35.00. Telephone 646-6794. WILLIMANTIC of Manchester, Connecticut, mileage. $3200. 649-0764 Hartford Road, SECRETARY - needed in MANCHESTER 647-8254 - 289-9061. 1980Trans A m ...... * 8 5 0 5 hereinafter called the Owner, Manchester. DAVID'S TwenW-five rolls for $5. after 6 p.m. In Th« busy rental office four days Dutch Co/om/a/ ^ Call Doug Bevins at The VICTORIAN ARM Chair, for the Project; Alterations to Mancheatar Parkade per week, 4-7 p.m. - also Spacious 8 Rooms. 4 bedroomsi formal dining C A P E S St RANCHES Herald $65.00; T w o 15’ ’ snow 1980 LeMans Wagon ...... *5695 15-17 O rc h a rd S tr e e t. FEMALE COMPANION 3-2711, after 1 DATSUN CHEVY NOVA - 1975 - 6 Manchester. Connecticut two weekends per month room: large kitchen with pantry. Grained oak PAINTED-$300.00 per ’ radials on rims (will fit 77- for elderly female. Must be 1980 Ceiica 4 cyl., 5 spd...... *6895 cyl., automatic, under 30,- 2. Bidding Documents have been 10-6 p.m. Call 528-1300 for finish. Plasteped walls. Handy to busline. Owner house. You Buy The Paint. L __!______2 7 847-9367 available daily 11 p.m.-8 81 Chevy) $100.00; wood illoadowSt WILLIMANTIC 000 miles. Like new. $2,850. prepared by The Lawrence ANNUAL AUDITIONS for an interview between 9 financing. Priced at $69,900. a m. Manchester drea. Painted by experienced p h o TO ENLARGER - Ar- stove, used one year, 1979 Corona 4 dr. A/C...... * ^ 9 5 643-4118 after 5 p.m. Associates, Church Musicians - a.m. and noon daily. Send resume and school teachers. Call Mike n d j gun R ay enlarger, $250.00. Telephone 647-9357. Architects/Planners. PC .. 150 Organists and Soloists - 1979 Ceiica GT Coupe...... *5695 references to Attorney between 5-6 p.rn. Model D, for 2V4 by 2V4 1968 BUICK Skylark, four North Main Street. Manchester. Regular and Substitute - WAITRESSES - Three Connecticut, hereinafter called Richard Conti, 753 Main Philbrick Agency T e le p h o n e 649-9398, negatives. With 3.5 inch, ELECTRIC Lawn mower - 1979 Grand Prix...... *5995 door, running condition. First Church of Christ, nights - no Sundays. the Architect. Street, Manchester. Manchester. f/4 5 lens. Needs cleaning . Sunbeam 20” - hardly used. $300 or best offer. 649-2840. Scientist, Manchester. Call Experienced preferred. 646- Telephone 646-1948. 3 Bids shall be directed to the , , 7 7 7 7 ^ and repair. Great for parts 1979 Mustang Ghia ...... *5195 Housing Authority of the Town 875-0238. M ust be 18. D a v is RESIDENTIAL AND jq,. popy stand. Call BABYSITTER - Grand­ 1968 MUSTANG- 289 of Manchester, (^nnecticut. 24 Restaurant, 649-5487. Commercial painting - in- Doug Bevins at The SCREENED LOAM - 1979Camaro Z-28...... *7195 m otherly type who is SECRETARY for local law A BEAUTIFUL CONDO IN QLASTONBURYI engine. Excellent conffi- Bluefield Drive. Manchester, creative and loving for two terior/exterior Quality Herald, 643-2711, after 1 gravel, processed navel, 1979 V.W. Babbitt...... *4395 lion. 875-7326 after 5:30 Connecticut 06040. Bids shall be office - Call 646-2425. Bualneee Opportunitlee 5 R O O M S t o w n h o u s e STYLE 1iA BATHS work, competitive-prices, p Q O \LnY _ children. Vernon Circle sand, stone, and fill. For p.m submitted in duplicate on Bid 646-2425. estimates. Call Chris ______Forms furnished. Bids may be area. Part tim e. Own CENTRAL AIR MANY EXTRAS. deliveries call George 1978 Doq UGHMY Pool - Above f ment of Latrar and all E^ual Op- 848-7913, Ed. 537-2068, At. LOVABLE, ADORABLE, ______GM PARTS ly service. Fine com­ Lumbardu & Assudates at reasonable prices. Free gS u n W t d L "f* N ^ l’ i panies. Ask for Janet or portunity Requirements of •••••••••••••••••••*•••* Puppies - Qolden Federal Law. estimates. 875-1023. Judy. Crockett Agency, 649-4003 liner, but has the ' Retriever/Belgian r II this •mbtoffl Isn’t on your car, 8. Each Bidder, by making his Bid, ' * - WANTED - p b u s i n e s s accessories. Regulation : Sbepard/Briab Setter mix. you protMbly $Mld too much. 643^577. ______represents that he has visited size pool-table, very good' R ea ^ to go. Call 7414749 MOTORCYCLE the site and familiarized himself and SERVICES ondftion. r644-1612...... with the actual conditions under after 6 p.m. INSURANCE - Lowest CULUINBIA Heetlng-Plumlilng 38 -a- which the work is to be per­ PART TIM E Connecticut’s \ Rates Available! Many op­ 9.8 acres with 4 buildings. Commercial- ...... SWIM PO O LS-D istributor Largest Honda D eahrl formed. Bidders shall make an Servleee Ottered 31 FREE KITTENS - gray tions. Call: Clarice or appointment to visit the . industrial zone. Owner financing. $240,- must dispose o f brand new l ##••••••••••••••••••••** with white tucks and paws. 24 Adams S , Mancheslerl Joan, Clarke Insurance premises by calling Marilyn . on ground 31’ long pools HELP REWEAVlNG BURN l ■ • l i 000 ★ Telephone 6434600. 93 off tdt6) 646-3S1SI Agency 643-1126. Walsh. Housing Consultant to ' MUST HE 18 YR8. OR OVER HOLF.S. ZippiTs, um­ M&M Plum bing and with huge suhdecks, safety the Manchester Housing • Heating, Manchester. 649- fencing, hi rate fUten, ^ brellas nqiainsl' Wiiiduw NEED LOVING Home f o r ,^ SU ZU KI 1974 RV-125CC. Authority, at 646-8538. CALL 647-9947 F. J. ^lecki Reaitur 2871. Sm all repairs, ladders, etc. Asking |8n . by: Dennis Phelan, ^ shadfs vMu-lliiii Mliulu sitiall tamale cat, t LYNCH Suitable for trail or road. remodeling, heating, complete. Financing . Executive Director » Keys 'iV Hill IMUn months, aU bU^, yellow : inc W C E N I f K S f M A NC H f S ’ f W t. ! ■ . 1100 original miles. Asking ASK FOR JOHN. Maiio-//'a. mi .'/lain •'Un-r.l baths, kittens and water available. Call Neil coUact , effB. Very affectionate. Manchester Housing Authority E 643-2121 i $400. CaU 644-2784 after 1 rr'M T Between 8:30 a.m. and 11;00.oj! IHU V/21 hefiters. F t m estlmatesl (203) 743-331B. _ ig j 8ei3038.