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24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., June 15. ItMB Quick action Groundwork Rapes spur request Manchester due on budgei laid for flood aid for police protection . . .page 26 FIRE ALARM SIGNALS page 8 . . . page 10 Manchester, Conn. Cloudy, cool Wednesday, June 16, 1982 on Thursday This Page Sponsored Single copy 25(P — See page 2 manrhrBlfr Mrralfi Save This As A Public Service Page fo r Town Fire District By These Public future Reference! Spirited Businesses, Spencer & Hillstown 31 Hartford & Elm Old Trade School 71 Highland & Autumn 1150 W. Middle Tpke. 32 Cheney Boiler Room Maple & Cottage 712 Gardner & Spring Main & Maple 7121 Singer Learning POWs Keeney & Santina 33 Elm & Forest Keeney & Briarwood 331 Kage Co. Main & Oak Center, Spring St. PLO seeks Induitrial • Commtrelal • RMktontlal Keeney & Erie 34 Forest, east of Otis Main & Park 715 Spring & Dartmouth Holiday House, 7151 Martin School I ELECTRONIC SECURITY PROTECTION Keeney & Bidwell 35 Chestnut & Park 1242 ROTC school 351 St. James School Cottage St. 72 Autumn & Oak Marlow Building, 721 Glenwood & Lyndale become 1243 Meadows (South) 352 Laurel Manor 443 Main St. 73 Wellington 1244 Meadows (East) 36 Church & Laurel 1245 Meadows (West) Main & Bissell & Lancaster Smoke Detection - Fire - Sprinkler - Hold-up 361 Chestnut & Garden Birch & Cottage 731 Porter & Autumn peace talks 125 Hartford & W. Center Sales - Senrice - Rentil 362 Emanuel Lutheran Main & Pearl 732 Porter & Grandview Central Station & Local Bell Pascal Lake Church problem Main & Center 733 Oak & Grandview Closed Circuit Talevlaion Wetherell & Bridge 37 Center & Newman Wether^ll & Horace Main & Wadsworth 74 E. Center & Walker B y United Press International spokesman said guerrilla iorces XT U. L Listed Equipment 38 Center & Church Main & Strant 741 Byron & Ardmore fought to repel Israeli troops Sates & Vaults Orfofd Village 39 Hemlock & Liberty By United Press International The Palestine Liberation Oganiza- Day Care Center Main & Armory 75 E. Middle & Parker pushing toward the perimeter of the > 1 391 Hospital (Front) Charter Oak & Spruce 82 Porter & Oak Grove tion appealed today for direct talks airport Bunce & Seaman 392 Haynes & Memorial with the United States to end the Waddell & Pioneer Spruce & Wells 821 Adelaide & Jean Britain’s task force commander The Palestinian news agency 393 Hospital (North) Spruce & Eldridge 822 Highland Park School bloodshed in Beirut where its W.\FA reported fresh fighting on' W. Center & Bluefield 394 Hospital Heating said today the 16,000 Argentine beleagured guerrilla army fought ALLIED PROTECTIVE ALARM INC. 1362 Manchester Manor Alcar Auto Parts, 83 Pitkin & Academy prisoners on the Falkland Islands flic outskirts of Sidon, the Plant Spruce St. 84 E. Center & Cone through the night against Israeli Mediterranean port 25 miles south We Sell The Best and Service The Rest 137 Bluefield & Case 395 Hospital (Northeast) presented a “major disaster relief forces. Case & McGuire Spruce & Oak 85 E. Middle Tpke. .HAVE MAK PAINTING LUSTRE m S H YOUR problem” in which hundreds could of Beirut captured by Israel after l*.0 . Box 311 203-646.0220 396 S. Alton & W. Middle Nathan Hale School & Woodbridge VINYL/ALUMINUM SIDED HOME TODAYI A top adviser to PLO leader fierce resistance by Palestinian House & Carver 397 Crowell House Cat 643-2659 for a free estimate die of malnutrition and disease. I*' Yasser Arafat made the appeal ManrlifPler. (!onn. 06040 Hartford & McKee Spruce & Bissell 851 Green Manor guerrillas. W.AFA claimed three 41 S. Main near Line St. Pearl & Holl 852 Milford & Sanford MAK PAINTING 643-2659 In Buenos Aires, police used tear after Israeli troops, backed by tanks Israeli tanks and two troop carriers Summer & Campfield 413 S. Main & Fern gas to disperse 10,000 demonstrators and artillery, stormed a key Palesti­ Lyness & Dudley Pearl & Foster 8521 Green School were destroyed in the fighting. 4131, Country Club E. Center & Spruce 853 Elizabeth & CJuaker who smashed store windows, burned nian stronghold at a university The reports of fresh fighting came W. Center & Foley 4132 South School buses and barricaded streets in annex in fighting near the airport in W. Center & McKee Summit & Flower 854 Constance & Vernon as I’rime Minister Menachem Begin 415 S. Main & Arvine High School 855 Quality Motor Inn, protests calling for the overthrow of the southern outskirts of the arrived in New York on a six-day Center & Victoria 416 N. Lakewood & Nike THE RAYMOND E. the ruling Argentine junta for losing Lebanese capital. Stone & St. John Charter Oak & Philip Tolland Tpke. U.S. visit to seek support for the 417 Hillcrest & Bruce Ansaldi & Battista 856 Health Care Building, the Falklands war. The capture of the university Israeli invasion of Leljanon. Foxcroft & Deepwood 418 S. Main' & Lewis School & Clinton Tolland Tpke. On the Falklands, the British annex gave the Israeli a vantage In an interview aired on Israeli Adams & Jarvis 42 Main & Charter Oak point overlooking the Palestinian Buckland School Oak & Clinton 857 Tolland & Taylor Union Jack flew again over the H; television Tuesday. Begin said 421 S. Methodist Church 86 E. Middle & Welcome refugee camps and nearby leftist Israel had no intention of capturing Center & Fairview 422 New Hope Manor E. Center & Benton white-painted clapboard capital of Benton & Durkin 861 Garth & Ferguson UU Stanley and British forces patrolled Lebanese neighborhoods, according Palestine Liberation Organization Center & Olcott Dr. 43 Main & School to field reports' and military leader Yasser Arafat — trapped Verplanck School E. Middle & Branford 863 Green Lodge the snowswept streets. Thousands of 431 Bennet Junior High 8611 St. Bartholomew’s INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. analysts. * with most of his forces in west Lydall, Inc. Salem & Dover (Main Building) filing Junior High Argentine soldiers lined up patiently Doming & Tolland Church on the windy airport to hand over “Would the Americans allow the Beirut — or seizing the Lebanese 1931 East Catholic High 432 East Side Rec Israelis to destroy Beirut, that is the capital School Bryan & Cornwall 91- Vernon St. at weapons. j 4321 Bennet (Franklin) Buckley School question,” said Hani al Hassan, the Lebanese military sources said an 1932 Howell Cheney 4322 Bennet (Barnard) Baldwin & Elberta But Rear Adm. John “Sandy” Concord Rd. 911 Buckley School Woodward, commander of the task \ PLO’s chief theoretician, said in an Israeli armored column, moving Technical School 4323 Bennet (New Gym) interview. “We know our card in east on the Belrut-Damascus Center & Love Deming & Avery 912 Vernon & Scott BUSINESS • HOME • AUTO • LIFE force which recaptured the islands, One Colonial Road 9123 Crestfield said the problem of bringing Beirut is not a small card.” highway, stopped in Jamhour late W. Middle Tpke. “To speak is a step," he said. "If Tuesday, just 5 miles from the & Wedgewood Convalescent Home, medical aid, food supplies, warm 913 Scott Si Dearborn the Americans make a step to us, capital and 2 miles from Syrian en­ 21 Prospect clothing and shelter to 16,000 Argen­ 914 Richmond & Flagg tine prisoners — double the number everything can be discussed.” campments. Manchester & Hackmatack 643-1139 Former Prime Minister Saeb Lebanese state radio reported 212 Hackmatack 915 Richmond & Kennedy expected — were “ increasing to the 916 Bishop & Kennedy pointimpossibility.” Salam, who relayed the aj^peal for Tuesday night the Syrians, to & Covenant ... 917 Woodstock “There is no way I can shelter . vicJr I- ' direct talks to Habib, said, 'The strengthen their position along the 113 Keeney St. School Herald photo by Pinto Americans have to work to maintain & Kennedy 223 EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER these numbers,” Woodward said. • 646-1233 13 Hartford & Goslee m - .. the PLO’s political existence. l’lea»e liirn to page 12 131 Pine & Cooper Hill 918 Hamilton Dr. “ Even feeding them for a week in 9181 Sage Si Kennedy present circumstances presents VICTORY SALUTE FROM MHS GRADUATES Israel kept up the pressure around !32 Cheney Dye House , . . Jeanne Shaheen (left) and Judy Piccolo the Lebanese capital, moving its !33 Cheney Velvet Mill 92 Alice Si Marion huge problems — not just of supplies 93 Arcellla & Plaza but of cooking and distrlbutrion and tanks to within 2 miles of Syrian IN CASE OF FIREp CALL THE| !34 Cheney Weave Shed positions along the Beirut- Samples today !4 Cooper Hill & West 94 Agnes & Hilltop saasysTEmxw hygiene as well. 95 Westland & Indian “This is a problem of the Argen­ Damascus highway and demanding FIRE DEPARTMENT 241 Fairfield & West Introducing BSR System X-10. that Damascus withdraw all its The Manchester Herald today 25 Pleasant & Cedar Protect your fcnnily. Control your tines’ own making,” Woodward said continues its sampling program in a statement. “It was foolishness troops from Beirut. 251 Washington School Phantom Boxes lights and household appliances. 'A class with class' Israel reported a tank battle with to bring copies of the newspaper to put 15,000 troops out on a limb ANYTHING ELSE 26 High & Cooper With fingertip convenience. the Syrians east of Beirut’s inter­ to non-subscribers in 27 Pine & Walnut 2 Recall where they could not be re­ Manchester 8 General Alarm Your family is asleep. Suddenly you national airport Tuesday despite a 5- YOU NEED—CALL 28 Ridge & Cedar supplied.” day ceasefire and a Palestinian 281 Pine & Arch 9 No School hear a noise downstairs. Do you go to Britain captured about 15,000 29 Center & Cooper 12 Military Call investigate? It's dark down there. troops in the surrender at Stanley and 291 Durant & Crescent 1251 Town Dump another 1,000 taken prisoners taken graduates from MHS 128 Hillstown & Hills That's when you need System X-10. 292 Broad & Little Use it to control every light in your elsewhere in the Falklands, 2921 Nichols-Manchester 713 Highland & Wyllys Many already were suffering from 714 Case Bros. Mill home. Keep it next to your bed and at the malnutrition, exposure, trench foot, work toward developing a winning Buckland tract MARLOW’S Tire, Broad St. year,” Marshall said. 823 Mountain St Ludlow By Nancy Thompson 293 Green Manor Blvd., slightest strange noise, just.push a button. scabies and diarrhea, he said. He reminded his classmates of attitude on life. If we do, we will 824 Porter Si Wyllys Herald Reporter Parkade “I have my usual defensive thfeir “unique talents and qualities" surely be successful and it will be 862 E. Middle St Dale problem, and now a major disaster possible for us to achieve things that 294 Ridgewood They were, according to and urged them to continue to im­ n m FOR EVERYTHING 951 E. Middle St Lake previously we thought we could not & Roosevelt B1.UIR relief problem on top.” Manchester High School Principal prove in years to come. 952 E. Middle & Finley Woodward’s armada remained do.” not house site IfOR th e fam ily & HOME SINCE 1911 1822 Parkade Apartment.' ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. alert to possible attack in spite of Jacob Ludes III, “a class with “ WE ARE LEAVING Manchester 440 OAKLAND STREET MANCHESTER, CT 00040 | Monday’s surrender of all Argentine class.” High School with many memories,” ROBERT T. ALIBRIO, the MHS The 601 members of the But Buckland Associates and DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET forces on the Falklands, 74 days Salutatorian Tania Gembala said. teacher who was selected by the By Raymond T. DeMeo Manchester High School Class of Kravco are interested in recovering 040-2830 CT. TOLL FREE 1-800-832-7000 after they were captured by British “Our fondest memory may be of a senior class to present the gradua­ Herald Reporter MANCHESTER • Phone 649-5221 1982 took their places as graduates good friend, a favorite teacher, a tion address, also emphasized the $900,000 in option payments and in­ Smoke Detector$, Burglar & Fire Alarmt A intereonu forces. Single-family homes will not be terest they say are owed them by A mob of 10,000 Argentines, bitter at ceremonies Tuesday evening at championship, a school musical, or future in his address. Memorial Field. an interesting class. These “High school days are behind you built on the 105 acres of prime tobac­ Hartman. The developers have ob­ at the sudden end to dreams of co land on the Manchester-South tained an attachment for that COMPUTE THE taking the British colony, shouted at Although the sky was ominously, memories will influence our plans now,” Alibrio told the graduates. overcast, commencement excer- for happiness and success in years “They cannot be relived, and it is Windsor line that the Hartman amount on the Hartman property, the presidential palace Tuesday Tobacco Co. of Bloomfield wants to pending the outcome of a U.S. Eighth Utilities District night, “It’s over, it’s over — the cises proceeded with no problems to: come. the present and future you should W. J. IRISH more serious than girls who “I believe our school has provided concentrate on,” sell for $5 million or more. District Court lawsuit they've filed INSURANCE military dictatorship is going to That can be said with reasonable to retrieve the money. •NSURAi®THS fall.” stumbled on the stairs in their us with a basic framework suitable Alibrio warned the graduates to special occasion high heels. for achieving the success that each be aware of the consequences of certainty. What will be built there, The pending lawsuit makes David SERVICE 22 Bolton St Columbus 431 Strickland St Strong 619 Bretton Rd. INSURANCE AGENCY Massed in the Plaza de Mayo — whether it be built, when it will be Schulman. the Pleasant Valley 112 N. Main 621 Helaine Rd. Class President Kenneth Marshall one of us is seeking. their actions. St N. School (box) 23 Lockwood St Coventry 432 Ashland St Strong where two months ago 200,OfW built and by whom . these Homeowners' attorney, somewhat • 622 Clyde St Dorothy Argentines cheered the junta’s April welcomed the seniors and their “We must not be defeated by our 113 N.'Main St Main (box) 24 Columbus St Broad 433 Hawthorne Please turn to page 4 questions remain unanswered. wary about considering the 623 Parker St Green 2 seizure of the Falklands'— the guests. “I think we had an excellent concerns and worries, but should BUDGET 114 Union St N. Main 125 Hartland St Grant St Cambridge It’s certain that Hartford Buckland Commons Mall proposal 624 Wellesley St Green ■ demonstrators clashed with riot (box) 126 Oliver St Edwin ^34 Oxford St Cambridge developers Richard Bronson and PAYMENT 127 French St Tower 435 Hilliard, Bon Ami 625 Princeton St Green police wielding night sticks and tear Allan Hutensky have taken out an I’leaHi- tu rn to fiage 12 115 Marble St N. Main 626 Princeton St Henry PLANS 116 Stock & N. Main 128 W. Middle Tpke., 436 Cumberland See Us For Your gas. option to purchase the property for west of Broad & HiUiard 6211 Bowers School (box) .' “You killed. our sons in the Academy links diet, cancer; 117 Union St Wood Lane $5 million. But taking out an option 627 Avondale Malvinas (Falklands) and now you 118 Union St Kenwood 129 Broad & W. Middle 437 Main & Washington isn’t the same as putting money St Woodbridge want to kill us,” several middle- 119 Union St Union Pi. 131 Loomis St Griffin 512 Woodbridge Homeowners and down. Bronson and Hutensky Tower plan ROBERT J. SMITHp Inc. 132 Woodland St Duval St Oakland 628 Auburn St Avondale aged women shrieked at police, haven’t done that yet, and won't 121 Tolland & Union 629 Mather & Centerfield 122 Tolland St Jefferson 133 Brent & Duval 513 N. Elm St Woodbridge during the riots that left downtown have to until October 31, when, un­ ^^Insuransmitha Since 1914” 631 Parker St Colonial suggests eating guidelines St 334 Woodland St Bates 514 Phelps St Woodbridge All Insurance Needs Buenios Aires in shambles. der the terms of their agreement 123 Kerry North 632 Chishman St Tracy 124 North & Golway 335 Brent St Schaller 516 Starkweather Bands of youths smashed store with Hartman, they must pay a postponed 649-5241 336 Brent St Woodhill St Green 633 Scott St Cushman ASitiabWs, knocked down street signs ^ A c u tN rT n N n ip i t - The well as to animal agriculture when these foods, such as China, Japan $250,0(X) deposit. 125 N. School 71 N. Main, west and set fire to piles of trash. Crowds WASHINGTON (UPD “ and Iceland, have higher rates of es­ 65 East Cantar Straat St Golway (box) 337 Schaller St Chambers 517 Green St White dietary changes are recommended VERNON — The company that 411 Main St Woodbridge 518 White St. of bridge set fire to three buses and Nptional on the basis of unproved theories.” ophagus and stomach cancer. A LOT OF people are curious to (Just A Few Feet East ot Caver's) 1251 Robertson ^hool 72 N. Main St Tolland l“Service You Can Trust citing a possible link between diet • Excessive drinking, especially discover what the developers' wants to build a controversial (box) (box) 519 Harlan Rd. „ and cancer, today recommended The academy committee microwave tower in Coventry agreed 412 Main St Hilliard (box) 521 Summit St Grove 73 Tolland Tpke. Please turn to page 9 guidelines it said may recommended the following dietary when combined with cigarette moves, or lack of them, signify. 212 Apel PI. at Burr Corners smoking, “has been associated with “We’re going to monitor this very today to postpone construction until 213 Oakland & Mill 413 Carlyle-Johnson 522 Henry & Summit reduce the chances of getting the guidelines: it meets the opponents of its project Machine (To. (box) 523 Henry St White 74 Buckland Center 24 HOURS TO. 647-9137 • Consumption of saturated and an increased risk of cancer of the closely,” says Rose Pastula of South 214 Oakland 75 Windsor & Burnham '•*-»*»*»*******»*»*»*»***»***«*»***»*-*****************^-*-***-*******-*****-* diS6flS6 upper gastrointestinal and Windsor, head of a group of 100 in court. That might not be for six MANCHESTER FIRE St N. School (box) 414 Main St Pine Mill 524 N. Elm & Tanner unsaturated fats, now 40 percent of 76 Burnham St Buckland Generally, the academy urged respiratory tract.” If alcohol is con- residents who live near the Hartman months. 215 Cemetery Dr. 415 Main St Grove 525 Henry St Bowers total calories in the average U.S. 77 Williams Crossing 'T n e ls i E M Americans to cut down on alcohol, sumed, it should be *‘in property. United States Transmission Ser­ EXTINGUISHER CO. Inc St Oakland 416 Main & Henry 526 Bowers St Hollister MnafaEMwS M VAMtM-y g^joiced foods and eat daily diet, should be cut to 30 per­ vices made the agreement formal at 417 Main St Hollister 527 N. Elm & Hollister 78 Slater, north of 1-88 cent. Fat is associated with cancer moderation.” Called the Pleasant Valley 216 Oakland St Rachel MANCHESTER ■ more fruit, vegetables and whole Homeowners’ Association, the a court hearing this morning. 217 Oakland & South (box) 528 Hollister & Clifton 86 Lydall Inc. of the breast, prostate and large 87 Parker, north of 32 pages, 4 sections, grain, • Contaminants, such as mold, group has two suits pending in Hart­ Lawrence Bates, attorney for the 218 Oakland & Gleason 418 Main St Middle Tpke. 529 Hollister & Summit bowel, and of all dietary com­ All Types Fire Extingulshere railroad 1 advertising supplement A scientific committee of the bacteria and pesticide residues, ford Superior Court, challenging the tower’s opponents, said the action 219 N. School St Edwards 419 Oxford St W. Middle 5291 Bentley School (box) ponents studied it is most strongly . J..,_ 24 academy’s National Research Coun- “pose a potential risk of cancer to South Windsor Planning and Zoning ■‘suggests (USTS) is not absolutely 221 N. School 421 Alton St W. Middle 531 Delmont & Bond 92 Hilliard & Adams OIL HEATp INC. linked to cancer. 93 Adams & New State ...... 26 cited reports diet could be humans,” and food additives, Commission’s approval of a zone sure they’re going to win” SALES - RECHARGING St Buckland Alley 422 Homestead 532 E. Middle & Summit Area town ...... responsible for up to 40 percent of • BYuits, vegetables and whole- 94 Hilliard St New SUte although not definitely car­ change that would allow a regional Bates represents a group o f 222 Sheldon Rd. St W. Middle 533 Hudson St Oakland ...... ^ 3 1 cancer in men and 60 percent in grain cereal products should be cinogenic, should be carefully homeowners calling itself Citizens 423 Ck>ngress St Irving 534 Washington 95 W. Middle St Adams ei LOOMIS 8T. shopping center to be built on the 311 Griffin St Hilliard Classified...... women, but said it could not make eaten daily. Particularly monitored. Against the Tower. The group sued Annuel A "Semi Annual Inspec­ 424 Seymour St Summit site. 312 Margaret Rd. 1— ...... 25 2 ny estimate. recommended are those high In The original would-be developers the Coventry Planning and Zoning tion 313 Bilyeu St Hilliard St Homestead 612 Oakwood Special Alarms MANCHESTER, CONN. vitamins A and C, including citrus, • Mutagens in foods—substances Commission after the commission 425 Windemere St Irving ...... 2 Although proposing diet of the shopping center, Buckland 314 Hilliard, filter plant St Woodbridge 2 Call to (Quarters dark green leafy vegetables, that cause changes in cells’ genetic approved plans for the tower at an 4251 Waddell School (box) ...... 12 guidelines, the panel cautioned, “It Associates and Kravo Inc., allowed HYDROSTATIC TESTINB 315 Woodland & Turnbull 613' Lydall & Woodbridge 3 (jeneral Alarm ^ iiu a rie s , ...... possible, and may never carrots, winter squash, tomatoes, makeup that can be passed on — April 20 hearing. The residents'say 426 Lockwood St Irving their option to buy the property to 316 Frederick Rd. 614 Lydall St Parker 4 Minor Fire (QUALITY FUEL PRODUCTS) cabbage, cauliflower, brussel should be studied closely. TTiey in­ they are worried about possible PKK UP and DELIVERY 427 Woodtend St Irving ■ S^Dietalk...... l2 be possible, to specify a diet that expire last November. According to 317 Woodland St Horton 615 Lydall St Fenwick 5 Rescue sprouts and broccoli. clude substances produced when harmful effects of radiation 428 Woodland ■ ■ ■ ■ 13-16 would protect everyone against all Richard A. Newfield, president of 318 Woodland St Broad 616 Lydall St Salters 6 Mutual Aid • Consumption “ should be meat is cbarcoU broiled or cooked at emanating from the toWer. St Homestead 617 Lydall St Vernon T rfl^sio n ...... 1.25 fotins of cancer.” Hartman Tobacco, the developers 319 Chambers St Broad 9 No School ...... 2 . The National Cattlemen’s minlmlied" of salt-cured, salt- low temperatures. Bates said he doesn’t expect the 429 Woodland & Strong 618 Barry & Coleman IW h O lM lil* CAM 2 Cancer causes about 20 percent of told him in a letter they’re no longer iMandiester 646-2632 321 Chambers St Bolton ...... Association, in a quick reply, said pickled and smoked foods. Countries interested in buying this land. case to go to trial for six months. Racing Qaa “a disservice is done to the public as that large amdunts of all U.S. deaths. 6 Duval St.p M anchester RMall MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., June 16, 1982 — S 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., June 16, 1982 NATIONAL W E A T itR SERVICE FORECAST lo 7 AM EST ISV News Briefing SEATTLE Faucher Hiring plan attacked

. Vs 8AN FHANCI8CO Baptists elect returns Ruling shows L08 ANOELES ^ again by commission ultra-conservative LOWEST court split TEMPERA NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - The • MIAMI to panel WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme Southern Baptist Convention elected an -jH-1 By Nancy Thompson sion and the Board of Directors that is offensive to the Board of Court’s landmark decision that children Herald Reporter have been at odds over affirmative Directors, I think it calls into ultra-conservative president who serious question their competency.” of illegal aliens are entitled to free believes the Bible is God’s literal truth Robert A. Faucher returned to ac­ action for several months. In flow The Human Relations Commis­ public education gives dramatic and orthodox Jews “may be our friends” tive duty on the Human Relations November, the HRC presented the IN \ KFI.ATKi) matter, Fisher evidence the justices are split on key UPI WEATHER FOTOCA8T Commission Tuesday after several sion continued its criticism of the directors with 14 recommennations but will not be saved. Board of Directors’ alleged lack of said town personnel, particularly constitutional questions. The Rev. Jimmy Draper of Euless, months absence because of injuries for improving the affirmative action the assistant town manager who is While Hispanic groups hailed the Texas, was elected president late from a car accident. progress on affirmative action, program. These are still under dis­ though commissioners stopped short responsible for personnel, have not ruling, state and local officials expressed , Tuesday of the 13.8 million-member swt Faucher was elected chairman of cussion by the two boards. been doing their job relating to affir­ concern it could open the door for un­ following a bitter election confrontation the commission at his first meeting of accusing the directors of resisting At a joint meeting of the HRC, the the program. mative action Fisher noted that the documented immigrants to a full range between the church’s moderate and con­ Weather in January — which was also the directors, and other groups on affir­ town was using a list of sources for of social benefits and prompt a new wave only meeting he attended before the The commissioners unanimously mative action last week. Town servative factions. passed a seven-point resolution minority applicants which had in­ of illegal aliens into the country. The church’s conservative wing has accident. Manager Robert B. Weiss said the correct names for contact persons, Clashing emotionally, the justices Faucher said he has been aimed at the directors and the town discussions have turned into “a controlled the nation’s largest Protes­ administration, urging the town to although Assistant Town Manager rendered the decision, 5-4, in a Texas tant denomination for the past four following the activities of the com­ slugfest ' Steven R. Werbner said the list was case. The immediate effect was mission during his recovery at his take steps to implement an affir The resolution adopted by the years. Today’s forecast mative action plan. accurate nullifying tuition requirements imposed In recent years, church officials have , mother’s home in Rocky Hill HRC urges the board to “resolve the "There is a paid public official in Texas in response to the influx there of been embarrassed by comments of out­ Today variable cloudiness warm and humid. Showers! through the local newspapers. BICKOKF TASSING the resolu­ issue of improving affirmative ac­ Who was less than truthful when thousands of Mexican aliens. going President Bailey Smith, a pastor and thunderstorms developing midday. Highs 80 to 85. Faucher is still living at his tion .. with all deliberate speed.” we re working on matters of impor­ The ruling was reminiscent of the tion, however, commissioners from Del City, Okla., who said God did Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight cloudy with a few mother’s, but expects to be back in deleted the phrase “passive The resolution asks the town to set tance to the town.” Fisher said Supreme Court during its activist era in not hear the prayers of Jews and Jews more showers. Lows near 60. Winds shifting tO' his Manchester home soon. He said goals for minority recruitment, "That concerns me very much" the 1960s, when the justices expanded in­ resistance to affirmative action,” had “funny noses.” northwest 10 to 15 mph. Thursday cloudy and cool with a. his doctor has told him he’ll be referring to the directors' stance. “honestly analyze the problem of Fisher said he objected to a letter dividual rights in many areas. chance of rain. Highs in the 70s. Winds variable around ready in two weeks to live alone, Herald photo by Pinto Commissioner Joseph Sweeney, a recruitment and come to a the commissioners received from 10 mph. drive a car and otherwise function as former town director, said those solution,” and use “creative and in­ Werbner asking them to help him Probe begins he had before the accident, It’s Cookout Time words made the statement “sound novative techniques” to attract compile an up-to-date list, because Hinckley trial “Normality is just around the cor­ like a declaration of war. " minority and women candidates. that is the job Werbner is paid for of fatal crash Extended outlook ner,” Faucher said. “We sound like we are going back Commission members also com­ Republican Town Vice Chairwoman Donna R. Mercler (left) :‘Sometimes too much negative nears end Extended outlook for New England Friday through Faucher, who is wearing a tem­ static has a negative effect on the 200 years to the Declaration of plained that Werbner has not EMERSON, Iowa (UPI) - porary patch over his left eye, said tries out one of Rep. Walter H. Joyner’s grilled hot dogs, as the Independence." commission .attended HRC meetings for several Investigators will study weather con­ Sunday: public,” Sweeney said. WASHINGTON (UPI) - John W. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Con­ he expects to return to his former two prepare for Saturday’s GOP picnic at Joyner’s house, 35 The Human Relations Commis­ member Roy Craddock said “If months. ditions and the data recording device of active position in the community. Hinckley Jr. mouthed the words “Go to siderable cloudiness chance of some drizzle Friday, fair Phelps Road. Among Republicans expected Saturday are U.S. hell " and "I hate you, bitch" to the final Amtrak’s San Francisco Zephyr to deter­ “I went to the Democratic dinner Senate candidates Lowell P. Weicker and Prescott Bush and prosecution psychiatrist, who testifed he mine what caused the train to derail into Saturday, clouding up again on Sunday. Highs will be last week and a number of people a flooded creek, killing one person and mostly in the 60s Friday and 70s Saturday and Sunday., gubernatorial candidates Lewis B. Rome and Richard C. Boz- once remarked she and a psychologist came up to me and asked if I’d zuto. The picnic will run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and it costs $3 Weiss agrees to give update had the “most accurate version of his injuring 150 people. Overnight lows will be in the 50s. changed my politics,” said Faucher, UPI photo Vermont: Chance of showers each day. Highs in the^ for adults, $2 for teens and 50 cents for small children. Hot story “ The engineer said the train was who is known as a liberal. “I told The government olanned to rest its traveling 79 mph when it hit a wet spot 70s. Lows in the 50s. them I hadn’t suffered any brain dogs, hamburgers, beer and soda will be served. The public Is case today in the 8-week-old trial. The on the track. Authorities said heavy Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Friday and Saturday., Invited. Chance of rain Sunday. Highs in the mid 60s to lower 70s. damage.” jury could begin deliberations by the end Today In history rains apparently had washed the ballast on status of water project from under the tracks before the acci­ Low in the mid 40s to lower 50s. of the week. In 1963 Russia put the first woman Into space. Here, Russia’s Tuesday, an angry Hinckley muttered dent, he said it is just a matter of putting it all together, "cosmonette” Balentina Tereshkova, 26, Is shown with headgear prior “This is an extraordinary event. I Town General Manager Robert B. Weiss said this “You’re wrong” to Dr. Sally Johnson morning that he sees no problem with providing a com­ DiRosa, who serves on the board's budget subcom­ when she testified she did not believe he to her flight into space June 16, 1963. don’t recall ever seeing one like this,” Long Island Sound Two-man race likely mittee. said he wants a “comprehensive picture " of prehensive status report, sought by Republican Director tried to assassinate President Reagan in Patricia A. Goldman, vice chairman of where all the money has been spent. the National Transportation Safety The National Weather Service forecast for Long Peter P. DiRosa Jr., on the $20-million water improve­ an effort to win the love of actress Jodie ment project. Foster. Democrats want $215,000 of loot Board, said ’Tuesday. Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.I., to Montauk Point, Ms. Goldman said four groups — Weiss noted that there have been status reports to the During four days on the stand. Dr. N.Y.: Board of Directors on various portions of the project as .lohnson contradicted defense Donovan ousted still missing operations, human factors, track and Small craft advisories in effect. A cold front will signals, and weather — had been formed it has progressed. But he agreed there has been no com­ psychiatrists and maintained Hinckley BOSTON (UPI) — An armored truck move eastward into the area by evening and off the for 1st District seat prehensive report stressing financial aspects of the graduation WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate to investigate aspects of the accident. coast tonight, winds mostly southwest 15 to 25 knot^ and was sane when he shot Reagan and three guard who disappeared with more than a project. others on March 30, 1981. Democrats want President Reagan to All Amtrak locomotives carry “event gusty with possible gusts to over 40 knots in have Raymond Donovan “step aside” as half a million dollars in cash from out­ DiRosa said this morning his call for the report was and V Hinckley, 27, who has pleaded innocent side a Lawrence bank two weeks ago sur­ recorders” that record the train’s speed • thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Winds shif-. name recognition,” the source said. fact that she combines a fresh face labor secretary until an investigation of as well as handling characteristics such ting to west and northwest lO to 15 knots tonight. By Paul Hendrie spurred by several incidents, including complaints from by reason of insanity, mouthed rendered to the FBI Tuesday, but $215,- But this source added that it is too with name recognition would give Stephen Street residents that water improvements father’s day obscenities several times Tuesday at Dr. Donovan is resolved. as braking, Ms. Goldman said. ’The Variable about 10 knots Thursday. Visibility 5 miles or Herald Reporter early to measure support accurate­ her the best hope at unseating Mrs. The call Tuesday followed the murder 000 of the loot is still missing, officials recorder was remov^ and was being reduced their water pressure. He said other questions Johnson, including “Go to hell" and “I said. better, but locally below 1 mile at time in showers It appears that Colleen Howe of ly Kennelly. No Republican has won about the water project were raised in preparation of hate you. bitch." of a witness in the government’s in­ analyzed. tonight and possibly at times in rain and patchy fog Klein, an engineer from Windsor, the seat since the 1950s. cards vestigation and the disclosure that infor­ David J. Ryan Jr., 40, of Groveland, Reports by the groups will be Glastonbury has no interest in run­ the town budget. who had been the subject of a nationwide Thursday. Increasing cloudiness with some afternoon ning for the 1st District seat in has never run for any office. However, Mrs. Howe has not in­ “My personal feeling is that when you spend the kind see our complete mation of Donovan’s ties to organized presented to the full board in and evening thunderstorms. Tonight thundershowers DiFazio has indicated that he dicated any interest in seeking the crime figures had been withheld during manhunt, was being held today in lieu of Washington, and a report on the ac­ Congress, leaving just a two-man of money that we’re spending on a townwide project, I $200,000 bond at an undisclosed location gradually ending but remaining cloudy with chance of would like the nomination, but is not nomination. Republican leaders assortm ent Nicaragua extends his Senate confirmation last year. cident’s probable cause could be race for the Republican nomination think the town definitely should he informed about every until a probable cause hearing is held occasional rain Thursday. Wave heights increasing to 4 between Lucien DiFazio and so hungry that he would fight hard said. aspect, " said DiRosa, the board’s Republican leader. every' Donovan is in Geneva attending a con­ released in four to six months, she said. to 6 feet this afternoon into tonight and decreasing One Republican leader summed state of emergency June 25 on federal bank robbery charges. Herschel Klein. for it. “It bothers me when people come to the Board of little ference of the International Labor Thursday. “I don’t think there will be the up the problems of recruiting can­ th in g Organization and plans to return to In another armored car heist, FBI, That’s the word from area Directors and ask questions that we can’t answer, he MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) — state and local police investigated today Republican leaders. It was con­ ongoing, intensive campaigns for didates to run for the job in Washington Sunday after a few days of continued. “1 know that I’m not expected to have all the open mondays Nicaragua’s leftist government extended the theft of $160,000 by three masked Fugitive ex-spy firmed Monday by Gordon Allen, the the delegates that there were last Washington. When asked if any other technical answers, but 1 like to have the confidence that its state of emergency for 30 days, vacation. winter,” one area Republican KepuDlicans nave even remotely in­ “In the secretary’s absence from the bandits from a Brink’s armored car at a GOP 1st District organization chair­ our technical people can provide the answers, saying the suspension of constitutional Bedford shopping center Tuesday. No caught In trap leader said. “I think there certainly dicated an interest in running, he Weiss said the administration has the information country, there won’t be any comment at man. replied, “if you’ve heard of anyone, rights was necessary because CIA- arrests were made. “I’ve had no indication that would be no primary. But I think needed to provide DiRosa with the report he wants, so backed rebels threaten the country’s this time,” said Vernon Louviere, NEW YORK (UPI) - Fugitive ex-CIA Lottery both would probably want their I certainly wish you would give me Donovan’s spokesman. Colleen Howe personally is in­ security. agent Edwin Wilson — accused of terested in running,” said Allen, . names placed in nomination.” their names.” The Interior Ministry also suspended training terrorists for Libyan Col. Tall ships who added that he has been un­ LAST WINTER, four radio news broadcasts of the pro­ Moammar Khadafy — was snared in an successful in reaching Mrs. HoWe by government Voice of the Defense of the intricate international trap, arrested at Republicans —including DiFazio Doctors soon may returning to R.l. telephone. He said no other can­ and Mrs. Howe — waged an intense Homeland, communications department Kennedy Airport and held on $20 million 4703. didates, besides DiFazio, the 1976 bond pending a hearing today on Numbers drawn in New campaign for the Republican Now you know director Nelba Blandon said Tuesday. transplant embryos NEWPORT, R.l. (UPI) — The city by England Tuesday: Rhode Island daily: 1527 nominee, and Klein, a political new­ Miss Blandon gave no explanation for the sea will get a glimpse into its past removing him to Washington. nomination to challenge Democrat The first women flight attendants Connecticut daily: 985. Vermont daily: 720. comer, have emerged. Barbara B. Kennelly in a special the suspension but said the ministry had TORRANCE, Calif. (UPI) - Doctors when it again becomes a port of call for Wilson, 54, traveling under an assumed Massachusetts daily on a commercial airline — hired by say they will soon begin transplanting name on an Irish passport, was refused Maine daily: 414. ANOTHER DISTRICT election. Mrs. Kennelly won the 1st Boeing Air Transport in 1930 — con­ A l authorized the pro-government Radio the graceful ships with towering masts New Hampshire daily: 7490. Sandino and the Voice of Nicaragua and pinheadsized fertilized eggs from one and miles of rigging and billowing sail. entry Tuesday into the Dominican Republican leader said Klein District seat in that election. sisted of eight nurses who were the independent Radio Mondial to carry woman to another without surgery in the The majestic Tall Ships are returning Republic, where authorities detained appears to have more support than Republican leaders in the 1st required to help move planes, load newscasts, subject to government cen­ latest advance in scientific manipulation to Newport Harbor June 23, an event him in an international zone of the air­ DiFazio. District wanted Mrs. Howe, the wife luggage and sometimes refuel sorship. of human reproduction. which Barclay H. Wharburton III said port and then hustled him onto a non-stop “The sense I have is that Klein’s of hockey Superstar Gordie Howe, to tanks, in addition to cabin duties. Most radio news, except government- Dr. John Buster said Tuesday the first promises to be “one of the most thrilling flight to New York. U.S. marshals on the freshness outweighs DiFazio’s run this time around. They think the prepared programs, were banned under human artificial embryonation will take sites under sail which has occured in our plane arrested him upon landing. Almanac VIDEO WORLD a 30-day “state of emergency” first im­ place “in a matter of months.” Some 50 waters.” The Justice Department apparently DISCOVER JEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! posed March 14, four days after U.S. women, responding to newspaper ads, Wharburton was the first to announce lured Wilson into the trap by enlisting newspapers reported President Reagan have volunteered to donate artifically in­ the five-day visit by the fleet of some 40 the aid of one of his associates, who con­ had approved CIA covert operations to seminated eggs to 12 married women ships from a dozen countries around the vinced the fugitive he would be granted QUALITY NEVER GOES OUT OF STYLE destablize Nicaragua. who could not get pregnant because of world. sanctuary in the Caribbean island nation. By United Press International SALE MONTH! 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AAHS graduates Herald photoi by Pimp Many graduates receive awards ROBERT T. ALIBRIO ADDRESSES CROWD advises graduates that actions have consequences to Carole Kingsbury; NCTE Achievement The 19th Connecticut Junior Science and . 4 ^ 1 « ^7V/A/ B f^SH . .. ^ V.9? Manchester Hiqh School valedictorian Humanities Symposium to Melissa Donaghue Laura Gatzkiewicz and salutatorian Tania Award in English to Laura Gatzkiewicz; Employ the Handicapped Essay Contest and Gordon Fallone; Academe Achievement a classy class Gembala were among the students honored in German to Carole Kingsbury, Meg Harvey, at an awards evening last week. Award to Brenda Kravitz: Hire the Han­ dicapped Essay Contest to Terri Lillibridge, Elizabeth Kohut, Lisa Gates, Tania Gembala Other awards presented included: Navy and Debbie Jezouit; National French /tiuminufn ROTC scholarship to Jeffery Waggoner; Tania Gembala, Brenda Kravitz and Todd Continued from page 1 Gatzkiewicz looked back over her 13 McGrath and Christine Kjellson; Hire the Contest, first in state, first in New England years in the Manchester school system in Elmira College Key Award to Amy Huggans; and third in U.S. to Jill Berson, fifth in state Harvard-Radciffe Book Award to Michael Handicapped Poster Contest to Robert St. e x t e n s i o n "Becoming your own person, being the her address. Miss Gatzkiewicz said she Pierre, Beth Kohut, Jill Colangelo, Suzanne and fifth in New England to Gordon master of your own fate, is a tremendous interviewed classmates about the most Roy ; Rensselaer Medal to Christopher Suhr; Freckleton; important lesson they learned In hi^h Trinity Club of Hartford to Shana Luby, Erica Newton; Voice of Democracy source of pleasure ... but as with most Essay Contest to Paige Anthony, Laura Artisans Life Insurance Contes, French, advancements in life, there is a price to school. The answers ranged from the Ropperstead; Coast Guard acceptance to first in Connecticut for Advanced Division, L A P P E R 9 , Debbie Coombs; appointed to Naval Gatzkiewicz and Jamie Merisotis; Lynn pay. You will be more frequently philosophical to the cynical. Foran Memorial Book Award in Spanish to Jeanne Thompson; Jeanne M. Low Award for required to make your own decisions and "You told me you learned to be an in­ Academy, Deborah Dienst; exceilence in French to Joanne Thompson; Data Processing Management Association Michael LeTourneau; live by their consequences ... and this is dividual, to be well-rounded ... You also 1982 Scholastic Award in two and three Russell Wright Accounting Award to Judy not always easy nor pleasant. learned to deal with other people. to Melanie Gray and Mark Meredith; the Hokanson and Jennifer Haberern; Best First University of Connecticut Alumni Associa­ dimensional design to Marybeth Tomlinson; "You must assume more of the credit "There was one person who told me 1982 Scholastic Award in Sculpture to David Yoar Typist to Valerie Martin; Best Second It ,' 4 4 . 4 4 or blame for your actions,” he con­ the most important lesson of high school tion Book Award to Paige Anthony; the Yale Year Typist to Barbara Berzenski; Best Club Book Award to Leonie Glaeser; the Cournoyer; Adult Volunteer/Guidance Aide tinued. "It is from this point you can in­ is that one learns to tolerate the bad food to Cathy Anderson; Outstanding Student in Third Year Typist to Kamen Eddy; fluence the direction of our society ... by that you’ll get in college, the army or the Campbell Award in History to Laura Briarwood College Book Award to Gordon 20' 64.94 59.99 Gatzkiewicz; the Darmouth Club to Sean Computer Science to Mark Meredith; strengthening your own character, by company cafeteria. Outstanding Student in Physics to Douglas Markham; Lions Club Award to Pat Legault; 24 • a5.44 72.99 developing your own inner contentment "TTie most important lesson'I received Sullivan; the DAR Good Citizenship Award to L. Leonard Outstanding Secretarial Award to Barbara Elliott; Laurel Girls State to Woodbury; 1982 yearbook coeditors to Shelby and self-respect, by being aware of your in high school was to uncover, sharpen Strano, Nancy Wynn and Nancy Mumford; Pat Legault; Paton-Longfellow Award to 2&' /09.94 9J .99 strengths and weaknesses. and use the talents that God gave me.” Kristen Seybolt and Lorna Seybolt ; American Pam Lutzen; Manchester Association of Legion Leadership Award to Linda Weiss and Senior Music Awards in band to Daniel "Accept the responsibility that accom­ Bissetter and Janette Lucas, in state band to Educational Secretaries Award to Karen J 2 ' t 2 3 . 9 ^ BEFORE BOARD of Education .Harry Veal; panies this control over your own lives if ' Dean Collins and John Wilper, in choir to Lin­ White; Business Department Achievement and take the time, make the effort to members Barbara Higley and Peter Boys State to Alex Glenn, Michael Roy and Award to Laurie Ference and Shorthand Crombie placed the diplomas in the ■ - James Vincens; Mathematical Association of da Oliver and Lin Lisa Seise and in Round AO' /49.44 /59.99 look ahead at the consequences of your Table Singers to Jennifer Joy and David Gor­ Awards to Barbara Berzenski and Pam graduates' hands, bohrd secretary r ' . America to Bliss Blodget; Brown University actions. man; Lutzen. "Status, income and career prestige, Carolyn Becker n o t^ that the taxpayers Award to Sean Sullivan; Seth Garman Award individual or group superiority, will had spent $18,550 per student to bring become less important than the them to graduation. ROBERT T. ALIBRIO KENNETH MARSHALL LAURA GATZKIEWICZ TANIA QEMBALA The students showed their apprecia­ paramount accounting measure of your . . . main speaker . . . unique talents . . . uncover talents . qualified for success WOOD lives ... the type of person you have tion with cheers, tears and jubilant become." waves to proud parents and friends iiTthe audience as they marched down from the COIAP. VALEDICTORIAN L a u ra bleachers to get their diplomas. 'T t> 3 special ed teachers hired

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(iabrlelle(Jabrlelle Purcell, Laura H f , June 1? PMM M n JUM? Here is the list of the h . Putira. '• l i M i U I . T 0 ft0OP.lll. negessmiy •Jeannette quev, Quey. Karen M. ■ ■ 1 ■ W !•coowt OP oaauM .- o n i woo * members of the Class of Quinn. Holly Racine, Jo-Ann •HOT DOOi - 3 pn PttOON UWT 1982 at Manchester High Rafala, Michael Ray. Joseph — ■WIWWUKa•coontt — - a z rmp m a raw poioh a w unit > 1 ■ School: Uc<’esso. Derek Reed, John Regan. Rhonda Reguls, Lucinda Reilly, Robert Acelin, •Vito E. Addab- Stacoy Reuben. Richard E. Rhodes bo, Kenneth Alien, Vivian Almarlo, J a c k Joann Anderson, Peter Anderson. .Ir., Jeffrey Scott Rlchloff, Miriam David Ano, ••Paige Anthony. Rivera. Kathleen Roach, Mary-Pat THE BEVERAGE BARN Roman. A n d e r s o n 3 jQhn Anton, •Michelle Marie I 249 SPENCER RTRRRT.MANCHERTBR 643-8179 ^ Joseph Paul Rossetlo, Dean Mixed feelings about the freeze Armentano, Daniel Arnold, Russell, Alison Sanders. ••Cheryl [TAKE EXIT 91 (6nv«r UlW) OPE I-94. 00 BA9T ON SILVER LANE WHICH BECOME SPENCER ST. Washington Cynthia Ash, Michael Atlas, Debra Santoro. Michael Saunders. Susan, Aubut, Sharon J. Babbitt. Merry-Qo-Hound Savoie. Timothy Scallse, Gina SPECTACULAR VALUES HUQE DISCOUNTS On the other hand, the political negotiate arms reductions in Karen Backiel, Julie Baker, •Bruce Baltovick Jr., Dawn Scata. About a year ago, despite mis­ Thomas Schackner, Robert clout the freeze movement has good faith.But freeze backers, at ■ Banavlge, Michael Barnard, NOBODY CAN BEAT THIS! givings, I signed a petition Schaefer, Pauline Schendel. ‘ Wen­ acquired, which is making even least in Manchester, have always Deborah L. Barnes, Julie Barnes, calling on our government to dy Schiihl, Nancy Seaton. ‘ Lisa A. you m a n a Lowen p0ce ms we match itii insisted they waijt a bilateral Cheryl Barnett. Reagan listen, could produce Melissa Barone. Melissa Bator, Seise, Jeanne Shaheen. negotiate a stop to the nuclear M anchester •Mark Alan Shaw, Kevin P. more balanced defense decisions freeze, not a unilateral one. And Carmen Beaulieu, Edye Beaulieu, FLAV S/PACKA ES Shea, Kathleen M. Sheehy, Corlna AIL YOUR NEEDS 71 08 6 arms race. •Sharon Beaverslock, *Kendrick by our government. they have by no means renounced Marie Shensle. ‘ Jane Sherman, Since then I have followed the Spotligh t The man Beckwith, •Melissa A. Beisley, the concept of nuclear Kwang Yop Shon. Tamml Shorts, disarmament movement closely, THE MOVEMENT is too one­ •William Belekewlcs. SAVE 60C deterrence. The Soviets can’t be Steven Ben Maor, Paul Eric Ben­ Toby Sibbach. Deborah Simmons. W illiam n trying to decide why I was so By Dan Fitts — Editor sided, putting the burden on the son, Laurie Bergeron. Nancy 2 LITERS sure that the U.S.- has gone Simon. Sharon Lynn Slrols, Eileen hesitant to enlist in the ranks of Berggren, Jill Berson, Rober SAVE 30’ United States government, in suddenly soft. beside Susan Small. “ Barry F. Smith. Berthiaume, Barbara Berzenski, , the freeze people. effect a captive audience, Instead Kerry Smith, Lisa A. Smith, Shelly The freeze movement has Joseph Binks. 27% OFF 1 attended a gathering at St. of on the Soviets for ending the Robin Bissell. Daniel Bissette, Smith. 3 7 % OFF ••Elizabeth Soleckl, Lisa St. many aspects of a fad, and the ••Bliss Anne Blodget. Barbara Bridget Church a few weeks ago ends to the arms race. Why isn’t arms race. A strong anti-Reagan l^urcnt, Michael St. Onge, Robert "Peace is not a political issue,” public could become rapidly Arafat Bloking, David Boggini. Norman ONLY ONLY in honor of those who were ' St. Pierre. Angela Stack, “ Sandra said one woman to a friend there more discussion pro and (indeed, anti-establishment) E. Boisvert Jr., Theodore Jon -bored. i.yn Stauffer. Selena Steullet. Bar­ marching from Montreal to the during the session at St. Bridget con of Ronald Reagan’s START strain runs through the Bolduc II, •Giancarlo Bonacorsi. WASHINGTON - Salah Khalaf, Chan DeWitt Booth. ••Adam bara Stevenson. United Nations to demonstrate movement’s leadership, even But the movement could lead Charles W. Stone III, ‘ Shelby Church. Like heck it isn’t. And talks, or of the need to boost our the 48-year-old, chain-smoking Borgida, Gregory Boser. •Leon 13 Strano. Dorothy Stratton, Cherri < against nuclear arms. I watched conventional forces so we don’t though the Soviets, a truly to a permanent heightened ■ Bolteron, Keith ^ushee, Kenneth 99 must we have group sing-alongs Strickland. Kent Stringfellow, military chieftain of the Palestine - M. Boutin, John Bremser, Rhonda a few days later as Christine have to keeff defending Europe despicable regime in so many awareness of arms issues. Even Donald Sumislaskl, ‘ Jennifer Sut­ of “ Where Have All the Flowers Liberation Organization, is “ a priest Bridgeman. Joyner, Nancy Carr and others with the bomb, or of our renoun­ ways, have been every bit as if a freeze is negotiated, there ton, ‘ Christina Szarka. Flavors Christine Brown. Krista Brown. Gone?” conducting his duties with intense Nancy Szatkowski, Suzanne COKE. TAB. FRKCA persuaded the Democratic Town enthusiastic participants in the are related problems to solve, Mary Brown. Pamela Brown, On the other hand, the appeals cing a first strike? Tanguay, Christine L. Taylor, identity with his religious beliefs, . Steven Brown. Pa^la Browne. Committee to endorse the freeze. arms race. The Soviets are inflic­ like the probabiy even more Scott A, Taylor. Christopher LOWEST IN STATE to emotion by such tactics as On the other hand, a bilateral but without public acclaim, because John W. Brozck, John Buccino. BIGGEST DISGOUNTS serious one of nuclear prolifera­ Terry. Nicole F. Thivlerge. And a couple of weeks ago I freeze most likely would cool ting KGB agents on their own Thomas Buckland, Bryan ------1 having children lead peace it is enough for him to know that ••Susan Leigh Thomas, Lisa attended the public hearing in * Buonano, Robert Burckardt. marches bring many into the down the arms race. few peace protesters. tion. SAVE 80* '• CASE OF 24 acts and accomplishments speak for •Margaret R. Busky, Stephen Thurston. Center Congregational Church at But the freeze movement at Marc A. Thurston, Marybeth 12 OZ. CANS movement and boost the On the one hand, the freeze ONE THING for sure. The Bycholski, •Susan Lee Cain, 10 OZ. BOTTLES themselves.” Tomlinson. Michele Toscano. which many citizens urged an movement is a motherhood, ap­ least will make it harder for Pamela Calhoun. •Raymond Craig Herald photo by Pinto 22 FLAVORS protesters’ moral. Besides, the . nuclear arms issue is the most Cheryl M. Trombley. Steven Troy, Camire. end to the arms race. ple pie issue for politicians. It’s defense industry boondoggles to •Linda Tsapatsaris, Anthony many astute people in the move­ important one of all. And the This is the conclusion of U.S. in­ Robert Campanelli, Elizabeth OVERCOME BY EMOTION 32% OFF If someone handed me a peti­ get through the U.S. Congress, Gregory Tsltaridis. Jacquqlinc J. ment can’t be blamed for the too easy for them to jump on the movement recognizes that. telligence experts who have . Campion, Carmen Canal, Craig . . . classmates assist C O K E . T A B , OfM f for FamfffM, tion again today, I would sign it. and already has forced some ! Carlson, Robert Carlson, Tucker. SPRITE. GRAPE. unworldliness of some of their bandwagon without making a prepared a psychological profile of •Jcraldine J. Tucker. Tracy Partlot, Clubt ’ Christopher Carmel. Scott Carone, 8F S P R ITE . But my misgivings haven't gone much-needed rethinking of our In the weeks between now and Tucker, Michael Tuley, Christina FRBSCA. cohorts. And anyway, people real commitment. The Connec­ the man whose mission is to withs­ • Patrick F. Carroll. Elizabeth Gleba, Naomi Goldlck, Lindsey, Theodore Lingard, Paul the Nov. 2 referendum here in Lltrico^ Janet Locke, Kevin Locke. Tyo. Oscar Urzola. Elllen van der MELLOW away. should be emotional about the ticut General Assembly passed a nuclear arms policy. tand the Israeli attack on PLO William Carter, Thalia Cassells, Kim Gordon, Joseph Gorka, YELLOW, ••David B. Gorman, Collen Dawn Elizabeth Logan, Jacqueline Wee,. Lawrence Vanhoulryve, MIX AND MATCH freeze movement unanimously, The freeze movement could town, the Manchester Herald will power bases in Lebanon. Yasir ' April Castagna, Christopher BARRELHEAD I FIND TH AT I keep arguing bomb. Cavedon. Joseph Cavicchi, Joseph Grady. Katheyn Gray. Longo. •Harold Veal, ROOT. give the Soviets false signals, en­ print as much useful information Cyi\thia Vennart. Kimberly ONLY On the one hand, many freeze which gives you some idea of Arafat is the PLO’s well-publicized ; Chetelat, Linda Chow. Michael •Melanie Gray. Susan Green, •Janet Lucas, Linda Lukas, STRAWBERRY. with myself about the freeze. Vichi. William Vincent, James what must have been the couraging them to become more as it can on the arms race. It’s “ front man,” while Khalaf is the Joseph Chow. Michael Greenleaf, Brenda Grif­ Ellen Lutz. ‘ Pamela Lutzen, BEER. CANADA On the one hand, some backers seem to have Michael Luzzi. ‘ Steven Machuga, Virginia, Anthony Vogt. Tommy DRY G IN G ER belligerent, less likely to the least we can do. Steven Clchowskl, Daniel Clan­ fin. •Karin Anne Grinavich, James protesters seem so naive. deemphasized other possible shallowness of the debate. group’s nuts-and-bolts military Grout, Janet Grzymkowskl, •Thomas Machuga. Paul Von Deck. ‘ Jeffrey N. Waggoner, ALE. WELCH'S cy. Joyce A. Clark. Kimberly SUNKIST, SIX PACK strategist. Dawn Clayton, Bradley Cole, Gret- Angela Guggolz. Mackiewicz. •Kelli Wagner. Paul Wainwright, Wesley RAMBLIN. DIET ta M. Cole. Lori Coles, Christine •Andrea Gussak, Karen L. Maureen Catherine Madden, Wainwright. Patricia Wallace, SUNKfST. Colletti. Gustafson. ••Jennifer Haberem, Keith A, Maffe, Michelle Maffucci. The personality prbfile, obtained •Dean Collins, Denise Michele •Cherie Haddock, Margaret Melissa Magadini, Joseph Maher. Joseph Walling III, John Walsh, FULL CASE An editorial Y^wn Walton. Mark Walter. Collins. Brad Comollo, Mafncr, Richard Hagberg, Mark Mandeville, Angela I^nson, LEONID, LET’S NOT LET’S (SET NO insane by my associate Indy Badhwar, Joanne Wallers. 80i OFF with this coupon ••Elizabeth Ann Cook. Pamela ••Marita Louise Hagenow, Susan Valerie Marinelli. BEST Jeffrey Warren. Barlene E. provides a marked contrast to , Cook, ••Deborah Coombs. Audrey Majbucki. Stacy Markham, Kenneth race Watrous. John Webb. ‘ Linda STOP WITH A FREErE. RID OF THEM ARMS ! J. Cooper. Dianne Hampton, George Marshall. “ Martha Marteney, PRICE 1^ thru J j Khalaf’s oppose number in the Weiss. ‘ Douglas Whitaker, Kathl 1 Lira Matthew Corey. Linda Correia, Hanlon, Charles Hardy, Deborah Valerie L. Martin. Lori Maselli. How to bring Israeli-PLO conflict, Gen. Rafael Jean White. ‘ Kathleen White, NTTIES NO NWES. NO TIRROR OF Joseph Cosgrove, •Karen Hare. Brenda Harper, •Lisa Susan Masse. Holly Mathews, Eitan, the Israeli chief of staff. At Cosgrove, Manuela Maria Costa, Harris. ••Katherine Haslett. Scott Matson. itichard M. White Jr. CMUNDRY IN *PLDS DEPOSIT WHEN APPUCABLE Richard W. W hite. Robert Cheryl Lee Craddock. David Cour- Suzanne Hayes. Gall Mature, ‘ Susan Mazzone, ANNIHILATION' first glance, Khalaf’s credentials Wilbanks. Lori Willett. Donna a K a i u • LEISURE TME KE 89* — S LB. B A G noyer, ••Dawn Crowley. Francis Head. •Suzanne Hebert, Patricia McCoan. Robert STATE would seem to be no match for Williams. John Wilper. Paul Mark Cullen. Tracy Cunliffe, Robin Henderson, Kenneth McConnell, Lori McDonnell, Dona- Hitlf &IULF • GiGAIIETTES lo w e st p r ic e in s t a t e swifter justice Kay McDowell, Melanie McGee, Wilson. Philip Wilson. Susan L. Eitan’s gung-ho military •Michelle Curry. Cindy Curtice. Mewett, *Sharon Hlers, •Jodi • CHARLES CHPS Nancy Curtin. Eric Curtiss, Hilding, ‘ Judith Hokanson, Bruce Todd McGrath. Wilson. saTzn background. Steven Wirla. David •Angela Daigle, Karen Daley. Holcomb. Christine McKinney, Carolyn You Wojnarowski, Thomas Wood, SUGM-nSE PRKES fiOOO hours Matthew P. Darna, Bonny Davis, Scott Holmes. Karin Eileen McLaughlin, David McMahon, No wonder the police get It’s quite possible the courts ••Douglas Woodbury. ‘ Karen ' •Cathy Decker. •Timothy Derby. Hoover, Darrelanne Huffield, Paul McMahon. Robert McMahon, Mica HE 59 HOW THRO RWE.20m to-. Wright. Robin L. Wright. ‘ Nancy frustrated. No wonder there has are overworked, and it is cer­ MEAM? BUT K H ALAF is considered by Deborah DiBiase, Dorothy DiFron- Susan Huhtala, Gary Hurley. Kelly McNamara. ‘ Ernest Wynn, (Jeorge Zdanis. been so much talk recently about zo, Leonard Diana, Vincent Diana Sharon Hurst. Paula Lynn McNeil, ‘ James Meek. ^ H U R S .-F R I. 10- 7 I tainly true that jail space is in Western intelligence analysts as the Dolores Melendez, ‘ Kimberly A. Wendy Ziebarth. ‘ Christine Zllo. Jr. iluschka, Julie Hyde. SAT. 10-6 Danctlc Zotta. Barbara Zych. victims’ rights. short supply. The only real best the PLO has to offer. And, like •Deborah Dienst. Natlle Richard Hyde, Lisa Isko, Jodi Melroy. Marla Ann Melton, ‘ Mark l SUN. 11-3 DiGregorio, ‘ Michael Dion. An­ Izikcwicz, Daniel Jacques, Meredith. Rebecca Merldy, Shoppe The state’s judicial system answer to those problems is Israel’s Eitan, he is considered ••Jamie Merisotis, Karen ■ With honors The drea DiPace, Suzanne Dolron, Theodore W. Jankowski. Lawrence PoP '•MHS scholar simply isn’t providing the swift more funding. The court willing to operate in the shadow of Keith W. Dolin. ••Melissa Jarvis. Arthur Jasper, ••Debra Meyers, Gregory Michalak. Michael Michaud. Laurie A. and sure justice it is supposed to reorganization is a step in the Numero Uno. In Eitan’s case, the Donaghue, ‘ Susan Donnelly. Jezouit. Michael Dow, ‘ Gail Downey, Laura Johnson, Maryann John­ Mlkulskl. Carol Miller. ‘ David provide. Consider the case of right direction. leader he pays obeisance to is son, Robert Johnson Jr., ‘ Amy Miller, Kathy MiruckI, Kris David Neil Smith. Menachem ^ g in ; in Khalaf’s case, Monahan. Fanny M. Montero. But meanwhile dangerous Jones. Robert J. Jones, ‘ Jennifer Mary Morano, Dawn Moriarty, it is Arafat. E^gleson, •Steven Edwards. Smith was arrested last week criminals, who don’t necessarily Joy, Tracy Morton, Michael E. Moses, the for a rape and attempted William Edwards. ‘ Judith Egan. John Jurewicz Jr., ‘ Steven Karen Motlram. Tracy Mozzer. find it difficult to raise bail, are Kahancr, “ Melanie Kalagian, Elaine Marie Mulherln, John "His style demands that he stay in Barbara Elliott. Tim Ellis. Lynne murder he allegedly committed out on the streets. Smith m ay be WE’P BE THE I English, Cheryl Ericson. Robert I'atricia Kasek, Jonathan Hoyt Mulloney. Patrick Mullen. ‘ Sara-L. Manchester ^ Keach, Kim Keeler, Theresa Kel­ Memorial Day Weekend in innocent of the three outstanding NAH.... the shadow of his leader,” the con­ Erickson, Rhonda Escavich. •Susan Fahey, “ Gordon ly, Paul Keneflck. Mullen, Nancy E. Mumford, Donna BREATeSr MEN I fidential profile says of Khalaf. “ It Munday. Karen Munson, Peter Bolton. According to police sexual offense charges against Fallone. Steven Farley. Jamie Daphet Keovilay, David Kidney. is suspected he is less comfortable Farr. Ruth Fazzlna, Wendy ••Kathryn A. King, Carole Murphy, Sean D. Murphy, l^ rk a d e “ reports, he picked up a 20-year- him, but there have been IN WgToRY! in the limelight than Arafat, and Felleter, Robert A. Feragne. Kingsburg, Dean A. Kingsley, Matthew Ncilson. Eric Nelson, “ Jennifer Nelson. old woman hitchhiker who was altogether too many cases in ’ Laurie Ference. •Christine Klellson. Tammy welcomes the number two spot for Klcporis, ‘ Penny Klojzy. Jonathan B. Newcomb. Alison seeking a lift to Manchester, Connecticut of crimes com­ b Susan Ferguson, Lance Ferris. its privacy.” Jeffrey Fields. Robert Filloramo. Michaek Knapp. Darren Newton. ‘ Kim Nguyen. ‘ Rhonda drove her to woods off Camp mitted by other men out on bail ••Timothy Finnegan, Sara Fisher. Knowles. Tracy Kodes, ‘ Elizabeth Norell, Lawrence Oates. Edry Sue W est Middle Tumpike/Broad S(. Meeting Road in Bolton, choked •Robert Fitzgerald. ‘ Kenneth B. Kohul. Roger Kranmas. Howard O’Dwyer. who are awaiting trial — men Unlike Gen. Eitan, however, Kralenstein, Kenneth Krause, •Linda Oliver, Vonda Oliver, Flood Jr. (E x it 92 o tt 1-99) her unconscious and raped her. whom the, police know to be Khalaf is regarded by Western in­ Timothy Fogarty. Tammy ••Brenda Jill Kravitz. Maureen O'Neil. ‘ Usa Paggloli. Scott LaBrec, Kathleen Lacey, Michael Pallein, ‘ Denise Parentl. She told police later she believed dangerous. telligence analysts as far more Follansbee. Kathleen Foye. “ Marianne Margaret Freschlin. Paul Lalancette. Lawrence R. David Parrott, Franklin PaUlik. Robert J. Patrick Jr.. ‘ Ellen her assailant had left her for effective than his boss in promoting ‘ Robin Lee Fritz. Stephen Fry. An- Lanlcigne, Keith W, LaPine, The court investigator Paul. Deborah Pearl, ‘ Diana dead. the PLO cause. This, the confiden­ . drew Furst, Douglas Gaboury. Patricia LaPointe, Laurie acknowledges the problem. Mark A. Gadoury. ‘ Mary I,,atcano, John Lautenbach. Pearson. Paul Peck. “ Ronald After the news broke of tial profile says, is because “ his Pedeinonte, John Perras, Paul G. “ Every case up here is a rape, ' .Gallagher. John Gaily. Kathleen Denise Lawrence, Mark Smith’s arrest, facts about.his greater discipline has equipped him I Ganley. Leslie Gaouette. Michael Lawrence, Kathleen Lazure. Dan Petraltis. an assault, armed robbery,” he Gareau, ‘ Diane Gamer, ^‘ Laura U . “ Thu Thuy Le. Fred Lea, Lori Petrlcca, Joseph Placenta, for contributing meaningful and Steven Picano, Donna Plccarcllo, past came to light. It turns out said. “ There are probably 1,500, ^ Jean Gatzkicwicz. Julie Ledford. ‘ Patricia Legault. that while he was on parole last precise views of the Palestinian ■ Michael Gauthier, Michele Deborah Leger, Paul Legeyt, •Robert Plccin. Judy Piccolo, well maybe not that many, movement, whereas Arafat might . Geidel, “ Tania M. Gembala, •Diane D. Lenhardt, Timothy Arthur W Pierce Jr.. ‘ Robert summer from Somers prison, Lepak, Diane Lessard, Suzanne Pilney. probably 1,000 people out on shoot from the hip.” •Lori L. Genovese, ‘ Robin L. where he was finishing up a Genovese, Peter Genovesi, Lessard, Debra E. Levesque, Pamela Ploujfe, ‘ Martha bond from all sorts of charges.” Stephen Gerich, Tina Gerlaek. (Christopher Libby. l*oirlcr, Donald Poland, Linda three-year term for sexual “ Terri Lilllbridge, “ Diana Pomerleau, John Poutre. Stanley Our system of justice regards Rlqhard Getchell. Mary offense, he was arrested for people as innocent until they are K H ALAF AND ARAFAT h?ve three separate alleged rapes in proven guilty. Preventive deten­ been buddies since their student V a the Hartford area. tion isn’t allowed. Open fomm / Readers' views days in Cairo. But while Arafat is an inveterate trimmer, always open to It also turns out that at the But can’t prosecutors dis­ time of the Memorial Day inci­ Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 compromise to protect his political tinguish between the dangers to position, Khalaf is an able and dent he was still out on bail for society posed by different willing' decisionmaker, according to T ly f O U n i^ two of those three alleged rapes. suspects, at least, and bring the psychological profile. He had been tried, and those they believe to be most mittee and on the floor. 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THRU FRL H . 9 P JL AND OPEN SUNDAYS 12 TO 5 You can see bow hard the job O f has been by looking at the photos HUNT Corbint Corner, Merldtn «nd N«w London 8|80 opoo Sat 111 #; Naw Brlttln opon Thurt, night only; in our lobby of the building before Contact Local Employment Ottica 61S Main St., Manchester Now Britain and Qrolon otoaad Sundiyi 649-0300 .coBBiNa coBNaa •AVOM-aiMaauav HiANCHiaTm .amaTOL eniw ibitain .MiaioeN . vebmon we began work.’______«wiw lombom » o a o T O N ------If MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 16, 1982 — 1 1 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 16, 1982 Abate: DPUC Fuel aid plan Groundwork is laid X needs more staff bewilders panel for federal flood aid HARTFORD (UPI) - State and assistance. federal coordinating officer for the HARTFORD (UPI) — A the flood of figures "raised high as $5 million. David M. Sparks, regional direc­ relief effort. "It’s an unmet needs states and rising faster than in the nation federal officials have begun laying HARTFORD (UPI) — House Speaker legislative committee has grave concerns about the the groundwork for a federal tor of FEMA in Boston, said he program. It’s your tax dollars at Ernest Abate says utility rates could be as a whole. been left bewildered over future of the program." “I think the substantive could not put a dollar figure on the work.” Abate said his proposal to increase the assistance program to help victims held down if Connecticut’s regulatory the financial status of a bottom line on the whole of the floods that devastated parts of amount of aid that would be DPUC staff would require a doubling of O’Neill said he would ask the agency had more staff to challenge rate state program to help the “Everyone is giving us thing is the awards werb (Connecticut this month. available since his agency works on the agency’s budget to "a little more different figures," Lavine Legislature to pay the 25 percent hike requests. poor pay their winter utili­ too high,” Lavine said. “As Gtov. William O’Neill and officials the basis of need. than $4 million” and would be paid for by said after the two-hour share of the individual grants not Abate, who is challenging Gov. ty bills. a result of that the from the Federal Emergency FEMA established a disaster field utilities, which already finance opera­ meeting. “It’s impossible program ran out of covered by the federal government ■ William O’Neill for the Democratic The Energy and Public Ma>- nent Agency met Tuesday office In Middletown and planned to nomination for governor, released a five- tion of the DPUC. Utilities Committee was to learn who owes what to money." ■open disaster assistance centers when lawmakers ijneet in a special Abate said utilities would argue the whom.” to L/,..ime the federal assistance point plan Tuesday aimed at keeping bombarded with a host of Lavine said he feared the, Friday in six communities where session June 28 to deal with flood added costs would just be passed on to made available when President utility rates down by giving the Depart­ figures Tuesday about the state would take funds ear­ Reagan declared Connecticut a dis­ state and federal officials will relief funding. the consumer, but said it would be worth total requests for But Bruce Carlson, who ment of Public Utility Control more marked for weatherization_ aster area the day before. provide information and take The governor said he hoped law­ it in the end. assistance under the directs the program from money and poWer. programs and use them in-‘ “I’m very happy the declaration necessary application from flood makers would complete their work "They may pass those costs through,” program, the amount eligi­ the state Office of Policy Tbe Stamford lawyer said the DPUC stead to supplement the was made and it was made victims. at the special session quickly “so he said at a news conference outside ble for payment and the and Management, main­ should move from its current role of an fuel assistance program. , expeditiously,” the governor said in O’Neill received official word of people can’ start rebuilding their Northeast Utilities’ business office in tained the bottom line was "adjudicatory body’’ to an "aggressive” amount still owed oil announcing loan and grant •Reagan’s signing of the disaster Hartford. "But in the long run, I think that about $4 million was Sen. Clifton Leonhardt, lives.” agency that "goes out and holds public dealers and utilities. programs that will be available to declaration from Sparks at about the consumers are going to save a lot.” available to cover about $7 D-Avon, the committee’s hearings to see if the consumer is getting The committee, met to help recovery from the estimated 7;45 p.m. Monday. O’Neill estimated the state’s Abate said his plan was not the same review the program in million in eligible unpaid other cochairman, said a. a fair shake” $276.6 million in damage. Under the disaster declaration, in­ share of the individual grants at He said the agency needed additional as the campaign pledge to reorganize the light of a suit by legal aid utility and fuel bills. key problem with the' roughly $1 million. He also said he assistance program was a The federal assistance will be dividual grants of up to $5,000 will be staff to fight the "big guns" brought in DPUC that the late Ella Grasso made in lawyers after the state made available to homeowners who would seek about $19 million in bond He said his agency was lack of adequate controls, available to homeowners, by utilities tn argue in favor of rate in­ her successful campaign for governor in closed the program April funds to pay for the state and local UPI p ho to working on a plan to lump and suggested that the pay-, businesses and the state and local still have unmet needs after creases. 1974. 30 when it ran out of government share of costs to repair UPI photo the unpaid bills into ment system be com-, governments with the aid taking the receiving mortgages or loans. Abate said the DPUC has approved "What we have to do is go beyond a money. roads, bridges and public facilities ARTHUR DOYLE (RIGHT) EXPLAINS HOW AID PROGRAM WILL WORK categories that would puterized. form of loans, mortgages and grants “It’s definitely not a welfare $300 million in rate increases over the reorganization. Doing that is not enough. Rep. David Lavine, damaged by the floods. decide how much of a bill depending on who is seeking program,” said Arthur T. Doyle, . . . Gov. William O’Neill listens to federal official past 18 months, with utility rates in We’ve got to fund the department,” said ERNEST ABATE TALKS TO REPORTERS D-Durham, the com­ He noted the program' would be paid if the $4 Connecticut higher than most other Abate. . . . "Utility rates could be kept down” mittee’s cochairman, said came up. with money left million was used for that over in one year and then purpose. came up short this year. Abate: Release emergency Carlson said exact “One year we overshof figures weren’t available the runway and the next v;e Inmate asks judge to halt transfer on bills subiAitted after the undershot it,” Leonhardt state closed the program said. “This will be a never' and thus considered ineligi­ ending agony until we have funds to victims of flooding proved. HARTFORD (UPI) — Murder convict Ronald Sim- "I agree there is no way to guarantee my safety,” ble for payment, although a better grip” on the pay­ “1 know Somers people and how they act,” Simmat mat says a newspaper column he writes from Connec­ said Simmat, but he added he didn’t feel he was in any the figure could reach as ment system. ticut's maximum security prison has made his life testified. "People see me as a method by which they can danger and had never been threatened. HARTFORD (UPI) - House said. “We’ve got to have a structure “I think there’s a little bit of cam­ express themselves. This has increased my safety. I safer, despite contrary claims by officials who want to But Simmat acknowledged that Lawrence "Buddy” Speaker Ernest Abate says the $75,- that allows us to act immediately in paign engineering in everything don’t know other institutions. I would not know the move him out of the state. Pelletier, a fellow Somers inmate convicted early this :0(X) remaining in a state fund for situations like these.” that’s being done.” the speaker said. Simmat has asked U.S. District Judge M. Joseph, dangers there.” year for the murders of three armored car guards, was ;emergency expenditures should be Asked for his response to O’Neill’s Abate said the special session of Blumenfeld to issue a permanent injunction blocking his Robinson said Simmat had been placed in ad­ upset about information he had obtained from him and •made available immediately to vic- handling the flood situatioA, Abate the Legislature that will convene ministrative seclusion because of remarks he made in OwnYourOwn Office. transfer to a Wisconsin prison. Blumenfeld issued a used in print. Uims of the recent tori'ential rains. said that until he heard O’Neill was June 28 to deal with the flood should ngland temporary injunction in March to stop the planned the prison. The warden said he "would have problems ready to make immediate consider some sort of system of * Office Condominium • Below Market Financing ; “I would get that $75,000 to those transfer. about his going into the general (prison) population.” |35 homeowners without homes right allocations “I can’t say he is direct grants to people for food, Simmat described in vivid detail his experience when • In Manchester • General Benefits of Ownership Simmat, 37, said Tuesday he feared if he was moved > Near Hospital • Plenty of free, on-site parking ■^now because their homes have b^n handling it properly.” clothing allowances and the like. from the Somers state prison, he would experience the moved against his will from Somers to a New • Tax Shelter Benefits • Professional or Business use. twashed away,” said Abate, who is Abate aso said he believed there He said teh state should be prepared same mental collapse he suffered while spending six Hampshire prison in August 1980 following an assault in­ * Capital Appreciation were political implications to the to go beyond the assistance that will LAUNDEdEO El FINISHED ^seeking to wrest the Democratic months in a New Hampshire prison in 1980 and 1981. cident. ■gubernatorial nomination from Gov. governor’s response to the flood be made available to fl(X )d victims Correction officials have said they want to transfer He recalled throwing food at prison chaplains, curling :William O’Neill. situation, but stressed he believed as a result of President Reagan’s Simmat to Oxford, Wis., because his columns in the up in the fetal position in his cell and refusing to budge. TABLECLOTHS '. “The state has got to be prepared O’Neill and others were acting decision to declare the state a dis­ Journal Inquirer of Manchester angered other inmates He said at first his behavior was motivated by spite. 1 MAIN STREET sincerely. aster area. TO BEAUTIFY YOUR CRYSTAL. Sfl-VER & FINE CHINA... •to act in situations like this,” Abate and they might try to hurt him. Eventually, though, he lost control of himself, he said. LINENS ALA SWISS Warden Carl Robinson said he had received com­ In Blumenfled’s temporary injunction, the judge said ROCKVILLE lOU MANCHESTER plaints about Simmat’s column and was concerned officials failed to show Simmat’s life was in imminent • 10 Harlow St • C O R P C R AT I O N danger and didn’t demonstrate that a transfer was the • 35 Windsor Ave • about the inmate’s safety. "One inmate had expressed tDlUSl 237 Hartford Turnpike O'Neill wants 6 more dams anger and (asked) what can be done about this man.” he only way to protect him. 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HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. William O’Neill has asked following the flooding several days ago. ■ the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to add six dams to Six teams of two engineers each have completed their Managing resources survey of the first 63 dams, including four that collapsed Our Sores their list of 63 to be checked for leaks and strain in the rainstorm June 5-6. The storm killed 12 people and caused nearly $280 million damage in Connecticut. The inspectors were expected to have a report called true court test Strike continues prepared late Tuesday or today. 4 “Nothing is in immediate danger of failing,” said HARTFORD (UPI) - The chief "What good is it to have rights BRISTOL (UPI) — Nurses entered their third day of a Kathy Cuthbert, a spokeswoman at the corps’ New NOTICE! justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court guaranteed by our federal and state con­ strike today at the Bristol Convalescent Home as state England division headquarters in Waltham, Mass. These prices include says the management of limited stitutions if the people are frustrated in officials kept a close eye on staffing levels inside the “There was additional seepage ... but it was just resources will become the “true test of their effort to have those rights enforced facility. magnified due to the amount of rainfall.” luxurious Foam Pad & the 1980s and beyond” for the judicial in a court of law?" he said. About 32 of the 35 nurses at the home walked off the system. "We must continually strive to find job Monday to protest the home’s refusal to recognize The new dams added to the list Tuesday were the E x pert Installation. John A. Speziale said Tuesday a ways to deal more effectively with the their union. Kenmere Reservoir dam in Berlin; Batterson Park growing trend to resolve disputes in growing demands being made on our Operators of the home have brought in substitute Ponds dam in Farmington and New Britain; Broad courts and the shift of responsibilities courts,” he added. registered nurses and licensed practical nurses to care Brook dam in Meriden and Cheshire; Bog Meadows Reservoir dam in Norwich, and Upper Lake Phipps dam from the federal to state governments Speziale, noting a list of about 900 for 172 patients. State officials said some members of I and dam II in West Haven. GRASS CARPET was placing unprecedented pressures on cases pending before the Supreme Court, the regular staff also reported for work. the legal profession in Connecticut. Pizza Inspectors from the Department of Health Services “They’re (dams) suspect,” said Larrye deBear, the said approval for the proposed creation check the number of nurses and nursing aides on duty at "We are concerned with the growing of an appellate court would help diminish governor’s press secretary. problem of managing our limited the backlog and delay in judicial action. the beginning of each staff and at various times of day. resources so that cases are decided in a “They have a staffing level now that is quite adequate Currently, the Appellate Session of m fair, timely and efficient manner. Herein and services have not been interupted,” said Elizabeth sq.yd rests the true test of the 1980s and the Superior Court meets monthly to Burns, director of the hospital and medical care division MANCHESTER HONDA’S beyond," Speziale said at the annual resolve certain disputes, most of which of the Department of Health Services. 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Hutensky’s interest in Hartman’s Before the mall developers’ zone Lillian (Connors) Hayes, 75, of 128 Allen of Spotswood, N.J., Mrs. Ger­ If the new developers’ plans turn 105 acres is the subject for fertile change, the Hartman land was S. Main St. died Tuesday night at trude Kelly of Valejo, Calif., and to extinction. out to be anything like their speculation. One could speculate zoned for rural residential develop­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Mrs. Helen Atwell of NEW York Ci­ "I have yet to see a direct state­ predecessors’, they’ll be in for a even further on what Hartman plans ment. But Bronson and Hutensky was the wife of the late Thomas Hayes. ty; a brother, John Connors of Los ment from any officer of Buckland long fight. ’They’ll have at least two to do with the other 215 acres it owns Hayes. Angeles, Calif,; three grandsons, a Associates or Kravco that the have offered much, too much money strong neighborhood groups pitted in the Buckland region. That land, for the land to expect them to build She was born in New York City on granddaughter, and four great­ project is dead," Schulman says. against them, along with a large too, is up for sale, and Hartman Oct. 31, 1906 and had been a resident "W e’re treating this as if it were single-family homes on it. The 'Cincinnati Connection' paying off grandchildren. segment of Manchester’s retail president Newfield says there’s parcel, with its easy highway access of Buffalo, N.Y., before coming to Funeral services will be Friday at alive and breathing.” community, which fears a new shop­ plenty of interest in the property. Manchester in 1972. 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral A third lawsuit pending against and proximity to the Buckland In­ ping mall will hurt their business. Newfield is a little impatient with Griffey, who has hit .400 over the like this before the season ends,” three singles to propel the Royals, She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Home, 400 Main St. Buridl will be in the mall zone change was filed by dustrial Park and J.C. Penney NEW YORK (UPI) - The "Cin- questions about what will be done, last seven games, has been “ I felt all right,” said Clear, who giving rookie pitcher Bud Black his Thomas (Dorothy) Wilkinson, with East Cemetery. Friends may call at South Windsor attorney Richard Jil. Catalog Distribution Center, is IF BRONSON and Hutensky ' clnnati connection” is beginning to or what might be done, with his hampered much of the season by dropped to 5-2. “ It was just a bad first major-league victory. whom she made her home; four the funeral home Thursday from 7 to Rittenband on behalf of about 20 prime commercial or industrial real propose offices, or an industrial use,' |R I light up the New York Yankees. was just trying to keep the rally alive. (Mark) pitch, I threw a slider and they hit Blue Jays 2, Angels 0 sisters, Mrs. John (Florence) Con­ South Windsor homeowners. estate. the way to approval will surely be company’s valuable landholdings, ' Dave Collins and Ken Griffey, various injuries. His knees, which 9 p.m. At Anaheim, Calif., Dave Bronson and Hutensky have smoother. “ It’s the constant traffic which are now used for crops other both obtained by the Yankees from have undergone surgery, bothered Clear got me out with about the same kind of one deep. The ball was in and up. 1 Revering crashed a two-run homer TilK MEN and the lawsuits are suggested that the site would be best that we object to,’’ says Mrs, than tobacco. . the Cincinnati Reds during the him In spring training and recently pitch in Boston last wieek. I ’m starting to feel got him out in Boston with a fastball with one out 'in the ninth inning to obstacles to Hartman’s sale of the used for retailing or an office com­ Pastula. She says she’s “ sure” her “ I can show you pictures of what winter, have taken turns in he was sidelined by a hamstring in. He might have been looking for more comfortable at the late now. It was just a break a scoreless tie and Jim Clancy HRC eyes bias charge land to Bronson and Hutensky, but plex. So it’s almost certain that neighbors wouldn’t be opposed to an some people came up with 10 or 15 successive nights in belting game­ pull. • it.” pitched a five-hitter, helping Toron­ not insurmountable ones. they’ll need a zone change, at least office building or industrial park on years ago to use the land. They were winning homers to spark ^ctorles "The hamstring was affecting matter of time before I would start hitting.’ The Yankees have been searching, If the lien is still pending at the in South Windsor, before they can the site, provided it was screened dreaming. When it comes down to ■ over the archrlval Boston Red Sox. everything he did,” said Michael. too, and now it appears they have to snap a three-game losing streak. time the sale goes through, Hart­ begin developing. DeMallie es­ from homeowners’ view by berms making a deal, it’s a whole different Collins was the hero Monday night “ Now he’s himself again.” Ken Griffey found their way. Hangers 5, Mariners 2 in Werbner selection man could simply post a bond to timates it might take a year for sucn and shrubbery. Bronson and picture,” he says. with a two-run homer that triggered Griffey’s home run, which made a In other AL games, it was Rookie Dave Hostetler belted a cover the amount until the lawsuit a 5-1 triumph and Griffey was the winner of reliever Rich Gossage, 3- Milwaukee 6, Baltimore 3; Kansas pair of home runs and drove in three against the company is resolved. star ’Tuesday night with a two-run 2, was the most dramatic by a City 7, Minnesota 4; Toronto 2, runs to power Texas. Frank Tanana. The Human Relations Commis­ agency. The lawsuits could forestall Bron­ eighth-inning blast that capped a Yankee this season and the fact that of games to play.” they’ve been winning all year. ’They California 0; Texas 5, Seattle 2; and 3-7, pitched the first 6 2-3 innings to sion will investigate charges that After commissioner Joseph son and Hutensky’s obtaining zoning three-run rally and lifted the it came against the dreaded Red Sox Although little emphasis is put on had taken a 4-2 lead with a three-run Chicago 7, Oakland 0. Detroit at register the victory and Steve "favoritism and biaS” influenced Sweeney said that the institute was PLO seeks peace talks seventh and the way their bullpen Comer went the rest of the way for approval for whatever they plan to Yankees to a 5-4 triumph. made it all the sweeter for most in victories in June, Gossage felt the Cleveland was postponed by rain. the selection of Steven R. Werbner once headed by Beldon Schaeffer, a build on the land. As Hutensky Griffey’s homer off reliever Mark the crowd of 35,559. ’They cheered triumph was an important one for has performed this year it looked to Brewers 6, Orioles 3 his third save. as assistant town manager. former member of the Manchester Uonlinued from page 1 Arab analysts feared collapse of divisions in the Soviet Union since points out, however, "there’s no Clear came after the Yankees had wildly as Griffey circled the bases the Yankees. be a sure victory. At Baltimore, Robin Yount drove White Sox 7, A's 0 Two members of the black com­ Board of Education, Smith the truce if the Israelis moved the Israeli invasion of Lebanon, but lawsuit that says the land can’t be highway, mined sections of the road scored an earlier run in the seventh and kept it up until (he Yankee out­ “ I can’t remember coming back But, Clear, who took over for in four runs with a homer and a tri­ At Oakland, Calif., LaMarr Hoyt munity, Frank J. Smith and questioned whether the agency was closer to the Syrians. cautioned it did not mean any troops sold. to prevent the Israelis from moving on a double by Collins and a single fielder came out of me dugout and and winning one like this in a long starter Bruce Hurst when Collins ple and Bob McClure and Jim Slaton fired a three-hitter to become the Clarence Zachery, asked the com­ unaffected by the desires of the A Syrian government spokesman were preparing to move out. east. by Andre Robertson. waved to them. time,” said Gossage. “It was a led off the eighth with his double, combined on a seven-hitter to spark first 10-game winner in the major mission to look into the process used town administration. said, “ Syrian troops are in Lebanon Other intelligence analysts cited A FINAL obstacle to the develop­ Syrian troops Tuesday refused an “ I was just trying to keep the rally “ I enjoyed it,” Griffey said. “ I tremendous win. It showed we have hadn’t pitched in six days and Milwaukee. Gorman Thomas also leagues. Hoyt, 10-3, who started the to name Werbner to the position, "To obtain an organization whose under the dictates of the Arab the possibility the Soviets may rein­ ment of the Hartman property is the ultimatum by Israeli troops to get alive,” said Griffey. “ Clear got me know all about the YankeeRed Sox plenty of character. As long as we showed signs of rustiness. homered for the Brewers and Eddie season with nine consecutive vic­ particularly the background of an leadership is close to the town League and a Lebanese government force their 30-ship Mediterranean zoning restrictions that govern it. out of the capital and “ its surroun­ out with about the same kind of rivalry. It’s sort of like the rivalry stay under 10 games behind by the “ It’s a shame to lose that way Murray blasted his eighth homer for tories, broke a three-game losing agency used to screen candidates, suggests selection might not have decision and are there to defend the fleet- streak and lowered tiis ERA to 2.24 The land is zoned commercial in dings." The deadline of the ul­ pitch in Boston last week. I’m star­ Cincinnati had with the Dodgers All-Star break, we’re still in it.” with Clear out there,” said Boston the Orioles. Werbner was appointed assistant been unbiased," Smith said. Lebanese and Palestinian peoples In the Lebanese capital U.S. with his first complete game of the Manchester and "designed commer­ timatum, conveyed to the com­ ting to feel more comfortable at the when I was with the Reds. It was a The loss was an especially dif­ manager Ralph Houk. "That doesn’t Royals 7, Twins 4 town manager earlier this month Smith and Zachery also requested by all possible means.” presidential envoy Philip Habib met cial” in South Windsor. The mander of the Syrian troops in plate now. It was just a matter of good game to win, but now we have ficult one for the Red Sox to swallow usually happen to him, He just got At Kansas City, Mo., Willie season. after serving as the acting assistant that the commission obtain the U.S. intelligence sources reported President Elias Sarkis and political "designed com mercial" zoning, ap­ Lebanon, Brig. Sami Al Khateeb, time before I would start hitting.” to keep it going. We still have a lot because it’s the type of game the ball up. We’ll probably win one Aikens drove in three runs with names and addresses of all the can­ an increase in message traffic to leaders to discuss the future of their for several months. Formerly the proved by the South Windsor Plan­ was not disclosed. town personnel director, Werbner didates who applied for the position. ning and Zoning Commission last and from the seven airborne battered country. has been with the town administra­ Smith said he was aware of at least November, is tailor-made for the tion since January 1977. three black candidates who applied, shopping mall project proposed by He was named to the job by all with master’s degrees in public Buckland Associates and Kravco. U General Manager Robert B. Weiss, administration and experience requires them to finance $3 million who chose Werbner from the top equivalent to Werbner’s. in improvements to roads that three candidates selected by a field "Therefore we have some con­ would lead to the mall. It is being of 60 the Institute of Public Service cerns about was the best person Mixed reaction on night games challenged in five separate lawsuits, at the University of Connecticut. se lected,” Smith said. , “ For obvious reasons, it would be 1^3^ At ftieUp*'' Zachery questioned how the HRC Chairman Robert A. very unlikely for any (new Reaction from fans attending the night sidered the home team until the flip of a coin Faucher said he will ask the ad­ Institute was selected for the review developer) to pursue the original baseball games under the arc lights at which Southington won. Technically, the ministration to provide details on process, and asked for more infor­ (zone change)approval,” says South Mt.Nebo’s Moriarty Field has been mixed. Southington book should have been official. mation on the background of the the selection process. Windsor Planning . Director Peter Herald ^ t-Il.. JUNE'S ANANNIVERSARYnKiERSAR ’Those contacted like the playing surface and the new lights but have found the weather too Angle APPLIANCE, VIDEO cold and damp, or both, on nights games were Orchids to coach played. Once the sun disappears the area has Earl Yost, Mary Faignant rates a bow for guiding her Panel sure AAHS roof OK been cold during the unseasonal weather ON SALE! Sports Editor Manchester High girls’ softball team to the SALE MONTH pattern to date... First injury of the season at CCIL championship and all the way to the Mt.Nebo occurred last ’Iliursday night when Paul Phillips, chairman of the Education, particularly Peter Phillips said the roof, which cost •SERVICE a LOCAL DELIVERY *DRYER A RANGE CORDS finals of the CIAC Class LL Tournament. The centerfielder Buddy Silva of Moriarty town's Building Committee, said Crombie, were concerned about the $795,595, is a waterproof membrane installations * in h o m e c o l o r t v adjustments tall woman with the ever present smile didn’t r~r- Brothers’ entry in the Hartford ’Twilight this morning he is satisfied there roof after they toured the high covered with a ballast of stones that FREE •REMOVAL OF OLD APPLIANCES think her club was an talented as several in ■N League leaped up in an attempt to catch a fly are no problems with the new roof at school renovation project May 24 hold the water back somewhat and the past that she handled but the youngsters ball and ripped his arm when it hooked onto Manchester High School. and found puddles on the roof. allow it to flow off gradually. 19"* Deluxe Color Talovision kept improving from week to week and just Phillips said Thomas Kelly, Crombie, who was at high school Carrier Siesta the top of the fence. He required medical I . \ He said it takes from 24 to 36 for Southington High against Manchester High barely missed the big prize - the state roofing engineer with the Eagle graduation exercises Tuesday night, treatment. Ken Irish, Park Department hours after a storm for the roof to Room Air Conditioners in the State CIAC CHass LL Softball Tour­ title...Even with four umpires working games Moisture Roofing Co., told the went to the meeting of the building foreman, said to correct the situation the dry completely. SIE ST A ... RU TS N O ISE TO SLEEP nament title game a one-hitter or a no-hitter? in the major leagues there is always room for Building Committee Tuesday night committee afterwards and, Phillips *2 9 8 fence would have to be lowered - at con­ • Energy-efficient cooling fl One thing was clear, Southington won, 10-1 arguments and on an area scale two umpires said, he was satisfied with the • Absolute quiet ^ siderable expense so that the top of the wire there have been two major storms Phillips also said the roof carries last Saturday night in Meriden. The work the games and coaches, players and 180% mU stall Atssk • W alnut front is even with the top of the pipe. Irish said the in a month and the roof has per­ explanation and assurances by the a rather complete guarantee against fans want them to do the same job as four. IM mtrb IMm iMn top of the fence, which protrudes about an in­ Southington scorer listed Bolduc’s effort as a formed as expected during the committee. mechanical failure and a guarantee Umpiring is one sport where you are ch, could not be cut without weakening the no-hitter. Tlie Manchester scorer had it a storms. Crombie could not be reached that it will be serviced within 24 *248 expected to be perfect when you start and im­ fence. ..Jeff Koelsch reports^llections are one-hitter. One report had it a no-hitter and Some members of the Board of early today for comment. hours after a call. WOOBTU IDEAL FOR BEDRO OM S prove as you go along...John Nowobilski, down for ’Twi League baseball offerings at another a one-hitter. ’The fly in the ointment PGA pro at Pautipaug, and Ron Lemolne will Mt.Nebo this season. 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•- • M ANCHESTER HERALD . Wed., June 16, 1982 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 16, 1982 Inexperience big factor Palmer has fantasies at 52 Hagler told PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - Victory ’That, plus my putting.” is the greatest rejuvenator in the world. Hale Irwin, a two-time U.S. Open winner, strolled onto the putting greet: and offered his to risk title * Maybe that’s why Arnold Palm er looks so young and so eager to let out a little shaft S p o r ts hand to Palmer. again. He still has fantasies at 52. He admits “ Congratulations,” he said. “ That was £Si in Eagles' so-so year it. Would you believe he imagines himself P a r a d e great.” SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (U PI) — Obelmejias suddenly emerged as winning the U.S. Open? “ Well, thanks. Hale,” Palm er answered, Luis Batista Salas, head of the the No. 1 contender in the WBA knowing Irwin was talking about Marlboro, He confesses that, too, even though he has World Boxing Association ratings ratings earlier this year. He is Milt RIchman where his 8-under-par 276 beat Bob Rosburg mark. The other two, senior We didn’t catch any breaks down the hits on 722 at bats. It scored a won it only once and that was 22 years ago at committee, Tuesday gave world ranked third by the WBC. By Len Auster and Billy Casper by four strokes at Marlboro, keystone mates, shortstop Brad stretch. ’The final record reads 11-9 second-best ever total of 175 runs in Cherry Hills in Denver. ‘That leaves him 1- middleweight champion Marvin Hagler, 54-2-2, and welterweight Herald Sportswriter Mass. Cabral and second baseman Tom but in my book we finished 12-8,” the 20 outings. for-29, which certainly isn’t the most spec­ Hagler 15 days to begin negotiations title holder Sugar Ray Leonard are “ You know,” Palmer said to a couple of Inexperience is a factor which Furlong, will be difficult to replace. Penders noted, referring to the con­ ’The Eagles, however, in ‘82 set a tacular record in golfing history, but he’s with No. 1 contender Fulgencio the only champions recognized by newsman standing near him. “ I went to that mostly takes its toil early in a cam­ Cabral, who missed the final two troversial 13-12 13-inning loss to school mark by allowing 134 runs. coming into this Open, his 30th one, right off a Obelmejias of Venezuela or face both the WBA and the WBC. tournament thinking more about this one than paign. For the East Catholic games because' of a dislocated crosstown Manchester. “ Pitching again (will tell our magnificent win in the Marlboro Seniors golfing institution who has made as much an being stripped of his title. Goody Petronelli, one of Hagler’s that one. I was trying to get my thinking in a X- baseball team in 1982, however, it finger, batted .353 with 11 RBI and Along with Cabral, Furlong and story),” voices Penders. “I can’t Open and you have an idea of what something impact on the game as any man who ever Batista Salas said the WBA managers, said from his home in constant trend for the golf course. I was played a late major role. had an on-base percentage of .524. Rich Goodwin, starting catcher say we have a stopper. I hope like that can do for a man’s pride and im ­ played it. reached an agreement with the rival Brockton, Mass., that the champion playing in anticipation of what I would have The Eagles were off to the races Furlong, last in the line of three Dennis Goodwin and pitcher Da­ (junior) Mike (Byam) can regain agination. Palmer has played this picturesque, World Boxing Council which allowed would make the title defense against to do this week. I wanted to play four good through 13 games, posting 10 wins in brothers to hold down second for mian Daly, 2-2, graduate. ’The rest his sophomore form. He was sick in ; ‘‘Can you picture how crazy everybody exasperatingly difficult seaside course 21 Hagler to pass up a mandatory Obelm ejias though he was not rounds, put four good rounds together if I that span, but over the final seven East, hit at a .338 clip —the same of the roster returns, including four the winter and lost 10 pounds and : would go if you went here and made it two in times without ever winning on it. He has defense against Obelmejias in order pleased with the fight. possibly could.” outings they tasted success only mark he batted as a junior —on 25 sophomores who drew starting never fully recovered. I hope he can I a row,? a friend of Palmer’s asked him while played it 19 times as a competitor in the Bing to fight Thomas Hearns, the former “ Hearns chickened out and w e’ll “ Most people felt you couldn’t do that once for a final 11-9 mark. They hits along with 26 walks. His on-base roles. ’That list includes third have a gcMd senior year.” : he was getting in a tew practice licks on the Crosby Open, another time when the U.S. WBA welterweight champion. The defend against Fully Obel,” said anymore,” one writer said to him. were eliminated from the state tour­ percentage was .526. baseman Chris Darby, first Juniors Tim Feshler, Tim Kiro, • putting green in preparation for Thursday’s Open was held here 10 years ago and once Hagler-Hearns fight was first post­ Petronelli. “ We destroyed him in Palm er smiled again. nament for a second straight year in “ Those two were our table baseman Jeff Riggs, centerfielder Frank McCoy and Paul Tucker are : opening round. more when it was the site of the PGA Cham­ poned from May 21 to July 15 and eight rounds in Boston. At this rate, “ It’s been a long time since I did put four a first round clash. setters,” Penders cites, “ and they Bill Masse, who batted .339, and among the other key returnees for i “ I can picture it,” Palm er smiled. “ I ’ll tell pionship in 1977. then canceled last week. he could be No. 1 every six months. good rounds together,” he said, possibly “ We had a very inexperien((ed were the glue to our infield. We lose rightfielder Paul Roy, who swung a East. ’The Eagles, on paper, in ‘83 ■ you a little story about that. A man came “ I guess I ’m the oldest person playing this “ If negotiations do not begin We wouldn’t mind fighting the guy thinking back to the last time he won the team. Sometimes in a short season them and they also represented a lot team-leading .368 stick (32-for-82) should have a good bitting team over to me for my autograph as I was week,” he said. “ It sure would be nice to be within 15 days, the ratings com­ but we can’t get any money for him. USGA Seniors a year ago. His last regular you can get away with it but as the of our speed. Theirs are two big with 24 RBI. looking for speed and desperately :• registering in here. I gave it to him and didn’t the oldest person ever t6 win. I honestly can’t mittee has no choice but to consider We’ll fight him in Italy. They’re tour win was in the Bob Hope Desert Classic season goes on it will hurt,’ ’ voiced positions to fill.” Designated hitter/outfielder Doug searching for pitching. i; see him anymore for a while. I was getting in remember the first time 1 played here,” he taking the title away from Marvin talking about San Remo on July 15. in 1973. veteran East Coach Jim Penders, Penders, with a 159-103-1 career Bond, who set a school single-season •: my car to leave the course when he came went on, looking skyward and doing his best Hagler for inactivity,” Batista Salas “ This monkey keeps popping up “ I think I did put four good rounds together who completed his 14th year at the mark with five HCC and one state RBI mark with 31 along with a .353 Batting: AB. H. Avg. R B I ;• over to me again. He said, ‘Do you do a lot of to recollect. He smiled, trying to recall the said. “ The rules are the rules and every six months. The guys he in the Marlboro. I had a 68, 70,69,69. Par was helm, "Plus we didn’t have the Class M titles, cannot completely batting average, w ill be back for one Paul Roy 87 32 .368 24 •i writing or drawing?’ I said, ‘No, why?’ He exact year. He smiles a lot lately and that we cannot change them. Hagler fought are basket cases. They’re 71, so I was under it all four rounds.” pitchers who can strike people out, explain the laterseason collapse. more year as will hopefully junior Dennis Goodwin 63 23 .365 7 said ‘You should.’ ’Then, he said, ‘I ’m a $25,000 first prize he picked up in the must defend against the leading con­ protecting him. He hasn’t fought “ What do you think you’re chances are “ ...As the saying goes water will “ We hit as well at the end as at the Tim Wisnieski. ’The latter through Brad Cabral 68 24 .353 •: handwriting expert and you show great im- Marlboro obviously has something to do with tender or be stripped of his title.” any American in the top 10. Give here,” Palm er was asked. “ Realistically seek its own level. Teams with more beginning. We didn’t tail off too six games had three homers, eight Doug Bond 90 31 .344 agination in yours.’” that. Hagler, who needed just 67 those guys a break. They deserve a speaking. experience will beat those with much. We did have a couple of in­ RBI and a .348 batting average but Bill Masse 59 20 .339 :• Palm er drew his putter back and then sent It isn’t the money you understand. seconds to knock out lOth-ranked payday. This is the second time UPl p ho to “ Well, realistically I ’m going into this tour­ less,” he added. juries (that hurt),’’ he reviewed, then suffered a broken thumb in Tom FYirlong 74 25 .338 :• the ball toward the hole. He laughed thinking “ It might have b ^ n back in 1957,” he said, Cavem an L ee in his last title around. We want to fight (WBC No. nament the same way I went into the last one. 1 contender) Tony Sibson this fall East went into the season with “ (But) we didn’t a stopper. If we practice and missed the final 15 Tim Wisnieski 23 8 .348 over what the man had told him. still not sure. “ I played this course enough to defense in March, knocked out I’m going to try for four good rounds.” HUNGARY'S MARTOS CONTROLS BALL three returning lettermen and one lost one or two or three we couldn’t games. Jeff Riggs 71 19 .268 know that the emphasis has to be on iron play Obelmejias in eight rounds last and before that, Frank Fletcher. TV “ You think you can get’em ?” didn’t start. That individual, say so-and-so would pitch and stop . “ We have a lot of people coming Chris Darby 65 16 .246 far more than on wood play. Don’t get me year. Despite the knockout loss. will buy those fights.” ...against El Salvador’s Castillo in World Cup match Palm er took his time answering that one. however, senior Rich Goodwin, them. back with bats,” Penders remarks. Frank McCoy 61 15 .246 “ What he doesn’t know is that I ’ve lived on wrong. Wood play always is important, but if “ You never know,” he said. “ Until you turned out to be the best pitcher “ We were in every game, never East, in tact, set a school mark with Tim Feshler 27 6 222 imagination all my life,” declared Arnold I were told 1 had to excel in one thing or try.” Hungary power record-wise with a 4-1 won-lost out of one and never embarrassed. a team batting average of .313 on 226 Paul ‘Tucker 9 4 .444 Daniel Palmer, who has in his tim e become a another this week. I ’d want it to be my irons. Open golf course Softball TYames in the News LITTLE still big story LEAGUE sparks victory score this week wiil not look as if it Darrin Nelson PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - Sta(dler rate Reed vs. Moriartv Fuel, 7:30 • i Stadler has played well all year, golf tournament has been and Group 3 World Cup match at Elche. players. The team's only goal was what other teams are offering their No. Is.” “ But God heip you if you miss a Nike PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - which accounts for his confidence probably will continue to be the golf Hungary, which led 3-0 at the half, scored in the 65th minute by sub­ NATIONAL shot at the wrong time. Moriarly’s vs I'alaga, 7:.30 - O aig Stadler’s track record keeps ‘/ ’m playing tvelL / don't have any concerna. going into the Open. He has won course. beat the previous record score of 9-C stitute Luis Ramirez Zapata. Scotty Bowman Behind the three-hit, 10-strikeout “ On the first seven hoies you can R(»bt‘rlrton following him around. $312,000 so far this year. The hierarchy of the United States achieved by their /countrymen Scotland, potentially one of the performance of Scott Aronson, My game ia pretty aolid..Vm aa ready aa / can make some birdies. Homero Bian­ Clark V8. Tidy Car, 7 : .30 BUFFALO, N.Y. (U PI) — Buffalo Sabres’ General Manager Scott He’s the most successful golfer so' “ The added confidence this Golf Association have paid the Peb­ against South Korea in the 1950 and best teams in the tournament, Moriarty Bros, whipped Nichols cas can tell you that. I think he was 5 Filzgcruld Bowman announced today he would return as head coach for the 1982- far this year, so quite naturally he’s week,” he says, “ is not so much that ble Beach Golf Links the highest 1954 f in a ls in B r a z i l and almost self-destructed as it has so Tire, 8-4, at Buckley. Mo Moriarty be,' or 6-under-par after the first seven 83 season. He said last year’s coaching staff also would remain intact. the favorite in the 82nd U.S. Open we are playing the Open but because compliment possible: it has all but .Switzerland, respectively, and by often in the past against an opponent and Keith DiYeso each collected Craig Stadler holes in 1972 when they played the Jimmy Roberts will return as associate coach while Nick Polano starting ’Thursday. I’ve always played well at Pebble left the golf course alone. Yugoslavia against Zaire in 1974 in it should easily defeat. two hits for the Gas Housers. Rich Open here and he wound up even will be back as assistant coach. Bowman named himself coach at the Stadler, who is anything but your Beach,” There is rough, of course, but it is West Germany. Three goals ahead at the half, the WOMEN’S REG Novell!, Tim Almond and George par. You are going to see a iot of low beginning of last season but relinquished the post to Roberts in average golfer on the Tour these Stadler did not play that well in not all that deep. And there is more In other action Tuesday, Scotland Scots allowed New Zealand to score Slamming 16 hits. Hungry Tiger Covey each hit safely for Nichols. scores early and a lot of high scores December. He resumed the coaching reins when the club slumped days, shrugs that off, saying he this year’s Crosby. He had a five- fairway visible this week than got off to a fast start by defeating twice before regaining the initative. Cafe downed Renn’s Tavern, 7-1, late in the round" midway through the campaign. doesn’t pay too much attention to Stadler, “ so I don’t have any con­ my days as an amateur in the shot lead with six holes left to play anyone in the field can ever New Zealand 5-2 in the resort city of John Wark led the way for the last night at Charter Oak. Debbie The Medics behind a 12-hit attack Gary Player, who has played in such things. Maybe not, but he — not cerns. My game is pretty solid. I (California) State Championship.” and wound up second to Jim Simons. remember for an Open. Malaga, while Peru and Cameroon Scots with two goals, but the real Pelletier and Cindy Greenberg each trimmed Carter Chevrolet, 11-6, at his share of U.S. Opens and who has Jack Nicklaus, nor defending cham­ was having some problems with my They’ve let the rough grow for the “ Remember,” he says, “Jim It is, almost all of the players played a scoreless tie in the cold hero was Gordon Strachan — who collected three hits for HTC while Orval Tessier Buckley. Bill Kennard, Jason Norris won one of them, admitted to being pion David Graham — is getting all irons a few weeks ago, but I took Open, so Pebble Beach is a little Simons shot a 66 in the final round agree, a very fair test. There is none northern town of La Coruna. tallied the first three goals. Pat Fiori and Bonnie Thomas had a CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago Black Hawks have scheduled a and Jimmy Carroll each collected a littie surprised after his first prac­ the pre-toumament attention here. last week off and I’m as ready as I different than Stadler has seen it in and deserved to win. People don’t of the often-heard grumbling about Before the match. Hungarian Kenny Dalglish, John Robertson like number each for Renn’s. news conference for this morning at which they were expected to two hits and Chris Conklin and tice round over the par-72 course, “ It doesn’t get any more of my can be.’ ’ the past, but not that much. give him enough credit.” the goif course at this week’s event. Coach Kalman Meszoly predicted and Steve Archibald scored single name Orval Tessier as the National Hockey League club’s new head Norris hurled effectively in relief for 'T v e never seen the fairways this attention whether I’m the favorite To prepare for the Open, Stadler “ The rough is fair,” he says. “ It’s Stadler’s game is long and There is just praise. his team would rout the Central goals for Scotland, while Steve SILK CITY coach. the Medics. Lee Hemenway and wide in the Open,” Player said. or not,” says Stadler, winner this played a total of nine practice holes nothing like I expected. You don’t straight drives, and he says that’s' And, from 'Tom Watson, there is Americans, saying, “ we have a Sumner and Steve Wooddin replied Cherrone’s Package Store downed Tessier coached the Hawks’ New Brunswick team to the American Tony Kastauskas hit well and Steve “ But the course is in exceilent year of three tournaments, in­ last week and that was in a friendly need it out here. It’s a good course the only way to be successful on also the belief that the winning better team than in 1978. The for New Zealand. Sportsman Cafe, 6-4, at Fitzgerald. Hockey League championship last season. He will replace Bob August hurled effectively in relief shape. It is a very fair test.” cluding the Masters. “ I feel I have a game with his brother and father- the way it is. It’s always a Pebble Beach, players are more experienced and Scotland, however, has a tough Carl Ogren, Bob and Tom Boland, Pulford, who took over as coach in February after Keith Mangnuson for Carter’s. challenging course, year in and year good chance this week because I inlaw at home near Lake Tahoe. “ If you can keep the ball in the have greater knowledge of soccer at road ahead with three-time cham­ Rick (Joss and Jeff Berman each resigned. know the course and have played it ‘"That’s enough,” laughs Stadler, out.” fairway,” he says, “it can be an interntional le v e l" pion Brazil and the Soviet Union in had two hits for Cherrone’s. Steve INTERNATIONAL quite often. This course com­ a man who rarely practices. Ten years ago, when the Open was easy golf course. While the fairways Meszoly's prediction was no emp­ its group and it may rue the day it Chotiner slugged three hits and B.J. Two-hit pitching of Rich Sullivan Legion nine (drops Lee Fogolin plements my game very much.” Stadler has played In the annual last played at Pebble Beach, the are firm. I’ve been driving it very ty boast; his team came out looking gave away those gifts to New Chotiner and Jim Grimes two helped unbeaten Hartford Road EDMONTON, AlberU (U P I) — ’The Edmonton Oilers announced ’The course they w ill be playing Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, greens were as hard as tabletops. In well this week in practice.” for blood and drew it within four Zealand, a point noted by manager apiece for Sportsman. Dairy Queen continue its winning Tuesday team captain Lee Fogolin has signed a new, three-year con­ the Open on is Pebble Beach, at once which is held at Pebble Beach, since practice Tuesday, there was a lot of Like Tom Watson, another of the minutes. Jock Stein. ways with an 8-U whitewashing of give to them, but Stadler doesn’t Fogarty Oilers scored in all but tract with the National Hockey League team. one of the most beautiful and turning pro seven years ago. He also top choices in the Open, Stadler The victory also helped wipe out "We lost two goals which can best Ansaldi’s at Leber. Sullivan fanned expect that to be the case once the exhibition contest The 27-year-old defenseman had one year and an Option year on his toughest layouts in America. As played the course a number of times thinks a 6-or 7-under par score the bitter taste of Hungary’s 1978 be described as self-inflicted one inning in tripping Buffalo Water 11 and issued two walks. Kevin contract with the team. His new deal, with the option year, will take Stadler says, there is trouble out as an amateur. tournament starts. should be good enough to win. When trip to Argentina, when the team wounds, ” Stein said. “ Brazil and Tavern, 15-8, at Fitzgerald. Bob Guilfoil, Dan Wood and Chris “ Quick greens complement my him through the 1985-86 season. Term s of the contract were not there waiting at every hole and woe “ But it’s been 10 or 12 years since Nicklaus took the 1972 Open here, he Three runs in the fifth inning and Manchester Legion baseball team, returned home pointless from its Russia will be much harder, but so Goehring, Gary Host, Bob Blass, Greene each stroked two bingles for putting,” he says. ‘ "The harder they released. to the man who is not playing well. I played it at this time of year,” shot 2-over 290 and won by three single markers in the seventh and 6-5, in an exhibition tilt last night at three games will we by then." He said he would Rich Marsh, Mark Anderson, Jim 114) DQ. Eric Rasmus had both hits are the better I like it.” “ I’m playing well, though,” says says Stadler. “ And that goes back to strokes. eighth boosted Simsbury past Besides Kiss' three goals, Tibor make changes in his lineup for the mlaherty, Lou Wellington and for 7-4 Ansaldi’s. Moriarty Field. Nyilasi and Laszlo Fazekas scored match against Brazil. mrank Green each had two hits for Craig Stadler Manchester, Orl-1, travels to twice each while Gabos Poloskei, The Cameroon-Peru match was a the Oilers. Green homered and IN T . FARM Willimantic Thursday night for a •fosepf Toth and Lazar Szentes had a yawn, but for the Africans, 2000-to-l Merrill Myers blasted a three-run STATELINE, Nev. (U PI) — Masters winner Craig Stadler ’Tuesday Ansaldi’s outlasted Dairy Queen, I / 7:30 tilt with Willimantic at Eastern homer for the winners. Eric Ozols was established by Caesars Tahoe as a 3-1 favorite to win this week’s New owner of Nuggets Connecticut State College. goal apiece to round out the scoring. outsiders to win the trophy July 11, 20-11, at Verplanck. Brian Maguire U.S. Open Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach, Calif. Mike Byam hurled the first five Kiss, who came on in the 57th the tie was a moral victory. had threehits and Dan Groman, Bob pitched w ell in relief, Craig Lawson Veterans Tom Watson and Ray Floyd each were placed at 7-2, while minute, scored what probably is the Veteran Teofilo Cubillas, who is Odell and Ken Bavler two apiec for singled and tripled twice and Allen innings for Manchester in which he four-time U.S. Open champion Jack Nicklaus was a 5-1 bet. fastest hat trick in Cup history, appearing in his third World Cup, BWT. Parkerson, Damien Szumowski and allowed three runs on five hits. Others odds listed Tom Kite at 9-1, Jerry Pate at 10-1, Scott Hoch at not on 'an ego trip' Manchester opened the scoring in notching three goals in an eight- missed a golden opportunity of Kevin Connolly also hit well for An­ 15-1, Wayne Levi and Seve Ballesteros at 20-1, Lanny Wadkins at 25-1 minute period between the 69th and edging closer to the all-time scoring CH ARTER OAK saldi’s. the first on a walk to Brad Cabral 77th minutes. He got his first goal by record of 14 goals held by Gerd LaStrada Pizza sliced out a 7-5 win and Andy Bean and Gil Morgan at 40-1. and RBI triple to deep centerfield by over Army & Navy at mitzgerald. doubts about his ability to make the Chris Petersen. The Post 102 con­ nodding home a corner, his second Mueller of West Germany. He is NATIONAL FARM DENVER (UPI) - B.J. “Red” Dave Van Gorder franchise a success. tingent added two markers in the came on a chip from the edge of the four short of the mark and is unlike­ Chuck Sordan, Jim Poole, Mike Jor­ Wolff-Zackin nipped Carter McCombs, who parlayed a south “ I am absolutely positive Red will third. Cabral walked. Bill Masse penalty area and his third came ly to get them against Italy and dan, Steve Cassano and Jim C IN C IN N A TI (U P I) — TTie Cincinnati Reds have switched backup Chevrolet, 15-14, at Bowers. Chris Texas car dealership into a be successful,’’ said Angelo singled him to third and the former when he alertly swept home a loose Poland, both noted for defense. Lachappelle each had two hits for catchers, calling up Dave Van Gorder from their Indianapolis farm Uriano had a single and grandslam multimilllon-dollar financial em­ Drossos, m ajority owner of the San scored on a sacrifice fly to center ball after Salvadorian goalie Rivera In Wednesday’s action, two-time Pizza. Dayton Simpson and Rick club and optioning Mike O’Berry to the AAA affiliate in his place. homer, Mark Plscb started the win­ pire, w ill use that same business Antonio Spurs and a close friend of by Greg Turner, Chris Morianos' Mora failed to hold a cross by Toth. champion West Germany opens its Kuzmickas each had two blows for Van Gorder, 25, hit .264 in 54 games this year for Indianapolis, with ning rally and Brian Molloy had the sense in his position as new owner of A&N. McCombs. “ He will find whatever it single plated Masse. Meszoly, however, was not campaign against Algeria at Gijon seven doubles, four home runs and 29 RBI. O’B e rrj, 28, had a .214 bat­ gamewinning RBI for 5-4 W-Z. the Denver Nuggets. takes to be a winner and a Manchester scored once in the satisfied with the performance of in Group 2; France and England ting average in 16 games behind Reds’ regular catcher Alex Trevino. Corey Wesoloskie had an R B I double “This is a business to me,” NIKE successful business entity in seventh on a fielder’s choice and his red-shirted warriors, even square off in the Basque capital of and Pat Dwyer starred defensively McCombs told a news conference Six runs in the fourth inning Denver. singles by Petersen and Tim though the 19,750 fans in Nuevo Bilbao in Group 4, and host nation for 4-6 Carter’s. called to announce his offer to buy powered Turnpike TV past Mota’s, “ Red has the ability to run the Wisnieski. A late ninth-inning rally Estadio gave the team a standing Spain entertains Honduras at Valen­ Skeeter Barnes 100 percent of the NBA franchise. 7-4, at Nike. Pete Gourley, A1 type of organization that can be saw Wisnieski and Mike McKenna ovation as the players left the field. cia in Group 5. BRISTOL (U P I) — Waterbury Reds third baseman Skeeter Barnes, ROOKIES “ I ’m not on an ego trip. I ’ve seen a Anderson and Dick Fontanella each very, very successful,” Drossos walk and Morianos slap his second ”I am worried about the defense The France-England matchup who collected 11 hits and drove in nine runs last week, has been named ’The Demons edged past the Silver lot a basketball games and I think were in the two-hit class for TV said. “ With Red as the owner, I RBI single. But the rally fell a because El Salvador’s attack found promises to be the best of the day, Eastern League player of the week. Bullets, 17-16, at Nathan Hale. Mary it’s the greatest professional sport while Rich Krauskas, Bill Lodge and think the Nuggets can become a marker short. it too easy to create chances. But even though England will start Barnes, 25, raised his batting average to .338 on an 11 for 29 perfor­ Ann Morsey had three singles and in the country today.” Bill Gorra each had a pair for dynasty.” Morianos, Wisnieski and Petersen each game is different and against without skipper Kevin Keegan and mance last week, Including two doubles, a triple and a home run. He Gunnar Larson doubled and ripped Although the deal must be ratified Mota's. The Nuggets have unpaid bills each collected two hits for Argentina and Belgium it will be midfielder Trevor Brooking, who also scored six runs. three singles for the Demons. by the NBA Board of Governors, from last season for rental of Manchester. different. We shall Improve our are injured. Glen Walker of Lynn held the league batting lead with a .344 McCombs, who currently owns REG ! : McNichols Sports Arena, (or which defense.” French striker Dominique average, while Dan Williams of Glens Falls led the league In home The Blue Bombers outslugged stock in the San Antonio Spurs, Exploding for 22 hits. Oak St. they jut signed a new five-year Argentina, the defending cham­ Rocheteau is doubtful, otherwise the runs with 15 and Jim Bennett of West Haven in runs batted in with 55. Mean Machine, 21-17, at Valley seemed to consider it a fait ac­ Package Store belted Telephone lease. The team also was behind on pions beaten 1-0 by Belgium in its French will be at full strength. Field. Michael Briere had two hits, compli. Society, 18-2, at Nike, Fred Gliha deferred payments to several Melvin Evans and Tino Guachione “ I’m very enthused about B a s e b a ll had four hits, Pete Lalashius three players, including David Thompson Bobby Chacon each homered and Heide Carpe hit Denver,” the native of Spur, Texas, and Frank Lalashius, Jeff Woods and form er Nugget Charlie Scott. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (U PI) - Junior lightweight Bobby Chacon well for the Bombers. Jason Lw g said Tuesday. “ But the industry has and Dwight Peterson two apiece for Under Mcfkimbs’ offer, he would Rockets change hands, came back from a second-round knockdown and a cut over his left eye and Brian Altrui were defensive its problems, and I don’t think the winners. Tim Moriarty and Jim standouts and Tom Hazel was 3-for-3 assume the riuggets’ debts in addi­ to score a unanimous decision over Arturo Leon Tuesday night in a there’s any miracle cure.” Adams had three and two safeties tion to making an up-front payment at the plate for Machine. The Denver franchise has been Legion Junior" respectively for Telephone. 10-round bout. of $L5 million. The proposal was ap­ new owner after Malone financially troubled since it joined Beginning defense of its JC- Chacon, ranked seventh by the WBC, went down in the second after proved Monday by the Nuggets’ 35 the NBA from the old American Courant League Senior Division INDY Leon connected with a right to the chin. But the form er featherweight shareholders or their proxies. HOUSTON (UPII - Car dealer year contract at the last minute champion quickly got o ff the canvas and signaled to his com er that it Basketball Association in 1976. But crown, Manchester Junior Legion Four runs in the third stanza Trio of Eagles McCombs started out as a Ford Charlie Thomas said his purchase of before Malone became a free agent was only a slip. those who know McComhs, whose baseball team battled the proved decisive as Lathrop In­ salesman in Corpus Christi, Texas in the Houston Rockets with promoter net worth was estimated at $75 Newington Mustangs to a 1-1 nine- two weeks ago. surance held on for a 5-3 win over the early 1950s, later moving to San Malone’s agent, Lee Fentriss of million to $100 million, had no inning deadlock called because of Sidney Shlenker will not change the Main Pub at Robertson. Dave All-HCC picks Antonio and becoming a partner in a club’s attitude toward star center Washington, D.C., is reviewing the darkness last night at Newington Bidwell homered and singled and dealership. He was a m illionaire by contract and its many options. He ■Moses Malone. Rich Haydasz and Don Kelsey Fearon, Tom Zownir and Rick Hor­ for previously unbeaten Buckland, the mid-1960s, and his current High. “ There’s a contract on the table to has not gotten back with the Rockets ton two apiece for the winners. Rick ‘Three slots on the all-Hartford It was the season-opener for both drilled three and two hits respec­ which falls to 6-1. holdings include a 25 percent in­ hi.m. We certainly want him, but 1 to say whether Malone will accept Sieezkowski slammed three hits and County Conference (HCC) baseball clubs. tively for the Insurancemen. Eld Radii terest in a Colorado ski resort, cat­ think the ball is in their court," it. Bob Watts and Tom Skowski two team were garnered by Bast M an ch ester’ s next outing is Sadloski singled and homered and DUSTY tle ranches, radio stations, a drilling Thomas said Tuesday after the an­ apiece for Alliance. Catholic athletes. Thursday against Herb’s Sports Kevin Hanlon and Jim Rosillo each Second Congo unloaded a 27-hlt at­ -TV company, a San Francisco hotel, 10 UPI photo nouncement he and Shlenker had If it is rejected, Fentriss w ill seek Senior Brad Cabral at shortstop, Shop at Manchester’s Kelley Elield stroked two hits for I^b. tack in whipping Manchester Car dealerships in Texas and agreed to pay between $11 and $12 a better contract from another NBA W EST SIDE senior Tom Furlong at second base, at 6 o’clock. Property Maintenance, 19-3, at Colorado and a Houston bank. . million in cash for the NBA team and if he gets one, the Rockets Behind the sbe-hit shutout pitching and junior Doug Bond as the Oriole skipper loses argument Dave Vilga went the distance for NORTHERN Keeney. Ron Tweedle bad four bits McCombs said he would keep may match it and retain Malone. of Tony Socha, Purdy (jorp. blanked designated batter, were the Eagles TONIGHT the locals, allowing six hits, walking franchise. Pair of three-run innings and a and A1 Fyler, Spencer Moore, Rick General Manager Carl Scheer and tended blast was a home run but ump ruled The selling owner. The Maloof Thomas, 50, is the owner of a Ford Buckland M fg., 64), at P ^ a n i. Joe tabbed in voting conducted by the 7i30 MeU vs. Plratiss, WINF Manager Earl Weaver of Baltimore tried to five and striking out 10. Paul Mador- single tally in the third gave Trash- Holmes/ George D ^rom lers and head coach Doug Moe. Scheer called a two-base ground rule double. Weaver lost Companies of Albuquerque, N.M., dealership and board chairman of Jones, Mickey Coulombe, Dave conference coadies. 7i45 - Red Sox vs. Yankees, and Bob Woble collected the only Away a slender 7-6 duke over Kevin Carriere three apiece for his new boss " a giant in this in­ have umpire Jerry Neudecker change his offered Malone — last year’s NBA Great Southwest Bank. He gave no White and Ron Garrison each had East took third place in the H(X WPOP, W TICi 8 ■ Channel 30 debate and Orioles lost game. Manchester safeties with Mador Alliance Printers at Robertson. Bill Congo. Joe Chilicki had two hits for dustry, a businessman and a call on Eddie Murray's hit In the eighth Inning rebounding leader and second- indication ’Tuesday be would do two blows for league-leading 64) at 5-5 after winning It the previous 11 • Soeeert Sockers vs. driving home the run. Chudzik roped three hits and Greg MPM. humanitarian.” last night against Milwaukee. Weaver con­ leading scorer — a $1.6 million-a- anything other than retain Malone. Purdy’s. Jack Burg slugged two bits three campaigns in a row. Earthquakes, USA Cable MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 16, 1982 — 17

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Spaziani thinks a bit — the field W L Pet GB I 000 Los Angeles 000 000 300-3 Totals 34 4 9 4 Totals 29 5 8 5 T~2:K1 A-9.W0 Philadelphia — Acquired outfielder Herald Reporter an informal setting like a picnic Boston 37 22 .627 LaCortc p 0 0 00 San Diego . 0000000(0-0 Boston 010000300-4 for fruit and cheese is wide open Totals 38 7 14 7 Totals 31 0 4 0 L'.- Templeton DP- Siin Diego I. LOB Wayne Nordhagen from Toronto in when people are walking around Detroit 35 22 614 1 New York lOOlOOOOx—5 ex(‘hange for outfielder Dick Davis; What better way to enjoy the — but he settles on a red. Baltimore 31 28 .525 6 Atlanta 002 011000-7 - 1/1S Angeles 9. San Diego 6, 2ft— DP—Boston 2, New York 1. LOB— barefoot,” he says. Houston PHIinan. Roenic ke. HR—Cey (6). SB— traded Nordhagen to Pittsburgh for long, hazy days of summer than Milwaukee 31 29 517 oooouonoQ--o Bosliin 6. New York 2. 2B—Perez, oii(f. 7 35 p m Diaz c M«mrc c 3 0 10 Bmbry ph 1000 Oliver, MtJ 56 211 30 68 .322 College TAKE HEART, for Eugene elegant type, a feast for a small Maddox cf 3 1 1 0 Moreind If 22 10 Sandersn p 3 0 0 0 Landrm ph 10 0 0 Ganter 2b 3 0 0 0 Singletn dh Htirner. Atl 54 190 38 61 .321 Milwaukee iVuckuvich 8-2i at Bal- Fryman p 4 0 00 Colorado — Dismissed assistant football group of adults. from France. “And one I’m par­ innoro 'D Martinez 6-4), 7 35 p.m Trillo 2b 4 12 0 Durham cf 4 112 0 0 0 0 Sanchz ph 0 0 0 0 Brouhrd rf 3 110 Rii^en 3b 40 10 Knl| hi Hou .32 76 .318 Spazianl has come to the rescue. t)eJesiis ss 4 0 2 1 JDavis c 3 0 12 Mills ph 10 10 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 cnaehos Gene Hochevar, Pete Levine. ticularly fond of is a 1956 vintage Boston (Tudor 5-4) at New York F'dwrds ph 0 0 0 1 Dempsey c 2 110 .SrhiM'dt rKit 41144 a « .419 Gary Cabe. John Sanders, Doug Knotts, He’s a wine expert, teacher at The wine expert suggests Ruthven p 2 0 0 0 Bowa ss 3 0 0 0 Burris p 0 0 0 0 Gonzalz ph 10 0 0 Dywer ph 1000 I'tn.n. F'it 61 If)9 17 ie .912 by Paulo da Silva, a garrafeira ( Bighotli 4-41, 8 pm Totals 42 2 II 2 ToUls Ron Marciniak. Dick Moseley. Harold choosing a wine to go with each (l)rtmtfcira Minnesota (Viola 0-0) at Kansas City Altamirn p 0 0 0 0 Sandbrg 3b 3 12 1 43 3 13 2 Totals 31 6 8 6 Totals 32 3 7 2 Ray. Pit SliBS 33 7I .311 Manchester Community ■ / Gross ph 0 0 0 0 Bird p 3 0 0 0 One out when winning run scored Bassett, and Steve Barrett. of the four courses, but gives reserva particular from Por­ -Blue 4-3), 8 35 p.m Milwaukee 200000CC2-6 Cedmo. Cin 60 184 22 57 310 Nevada-Las Vegas — Named Barry College’s Hotel and Food Service DDavis ph 1 0 0 0 Hernnciz p 0 00 0 Montreal 000110 000 00-2 Baltimore 012000 000-3 American League tugal. ) MONT RAClir.T H ■ , H ''' )i. ( ! ! *. Toronto (Stieb5-6) at California (Renko St lx)uis 010 000 010 01-3 Barto soceer coach. Management Program, and several other suggestions to 5 11. 10 30 n m Farmer p 0 0 0 0 Proly p 0 0 0 0 Fr-Ripken, Thomas. Yount. DP— ab r h pci. Vukvoh ph 10 0 0 E—Raines DP—Montreal 1. LOB— Southeastern Conference — Named Jim meet desires and budget of the “It spent 15 years aging in Texas (H^ough 5-31 at Seattle (Perry 4- MilwauKoe 1, Baltimore 1. LOB— Harrah, Ch?v 99 221 49 86 .385 McCullough associate commissioner. charter member of the Society of \ 51. 10 35 pm Brusstar p 0 00 0 Montreal 12. St I/juis 12, 2B—lorg. Milwaukee 5. Baltimore 6. 2^M urray, M(R.ie. KC 59 225 33 78 .347 picnic hosts. wood,” he explains, “and the 36 5 11 5 Totals 30 8 9 8 Porter, 0 Smith 2. 3B—Dawson, Raines. Wisconsin — Announced resignation of Wine Educators. He offers Chicago (Burns 7-3) at Oakland Totals Bocnicke 3B—Yount. HR—Yount (0), Cffoper, Mil 53 213 34 72 .338 (ennis coach Dave Pelisek. With the first course, an price is under $10. It’s the steal of Philadelphia 000 KQ 200-5 HR—Hendrick (11) SB—Oliver. Raines, S Hrbek. Min 53 206 37 69 .335 several suggestions to go with 'Langford 5-7), 10 35 p.m - -Rurris, Murray. (8). Thomas (13). S—Sakata, Thursday’s Games C hic^o O0Q14OO1X-8 Moore SF—Edwards, Yastrzeniskl, Bos 47 167 19 56 .329 two basic picnics and all pocket- appetizer, of marinated the century.” I .u<. Milwaukee at Detoir. night LO^Philadelphia 7, Chicago 6. 2B— IP H R ER BBSO IP H R ER BBSO Herndon. Det 56 225 38 73 .324 For dessert, you’ve made some HR—Johnstone (3). Montreal books. mushrooms and cold pate, Boston at Cleveland, night Schmidt. Sandberg. Milwaukee f’ar»*w. Cal 54 195 32 63 .323 lovely meringues and stored Toronto at California, night Sl^W ills 2. Bowa, Buckner. S—Proly, Sanderson 7 2-3 9 2 1 2 7 Mc('lure (W 44-2) 7 6 3 2 3 5 While. KC 56 202 33 €5 .322 But first, he offers a few sim­ Spaziani recommends the dry Texas at Seattle, night Kennedy. SF—JDavis Krvman 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Slaton (S 4) 2 1 0 0 0 1 Yount. Mil 54211 28 66 .313 ple guidelines. “For picnic sherry, the Fino or Manzanilla. them carefully in an air-tight - Chuago at Oakland, night IP H R ER BBSO Rurris (L 2-8) 2 1-341111 Baltimore Paeinrek. Chi 55 199 23 62 .312 container. The Wine man Philadelphia St Louis Flanagan iL 5-5) 8 7 5 3 2 3 Home Runs wines, I’d probably choose “I get the feeling, in the last Rulhvn (L 5-4) 4 1-3 6 7 7 Andujar 9 9 2 2 3 5 r Martinez 0 11110 National League — Murphy, Atl 19; whites over reds because you few years in particular, that suggests complementing a sweet NATIONAL LEAGUE Altamirano 12-3 2 0 0 .Sutter (W 5-3) 2 2 0 0 1 0 ‘■(oddard 1 0 0 0 2 -0 Kingman. NY 16; Thompson. Pit 14; 6 sherries are showing a rebirth of with a sparkling wine, more ap­ By United Press International Farmer 10 0 0 T -3 24 A-22.112 Fhnagan pitchpd to 1 batter in ihe players tied with 11. want to drink them chilled,” he East Brusstar 1111 fttb; T.- Martinez pitched, to 2 batters in American League — Thornton, CHev 18; S o c c e r says. “Most whites are chilled interest, especially with propriate in the summer than the W L Pet, Chicago CHICAGO OAKLAND f)i)i Hrbek. Min 15; Roenicke, Bal 14; women,” he says. Just don’t port or cream sherry often SI Uiuis 37 24 607 Bird (W 4-6) 6 6 5 5 ab r h bi ab r h bi T 2:35 A-18.420 Thomas. Mil 13; Harrah, Clev, Herndon, and most reds are not. Monfre.il 31 26 544 Hernandez 2-3 10 0 LeFlore cf 4 12 0 Hendrsn If 4 0 10 Det and Oglivie, Mil 12. “Picnic wines should be chosen forget the lemon twist. served after dinner. .New York 31 29 517 Proly (S li 2 1-3 2 0 0 HLaw cf 0 0 0 0 Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 Runs Batted In ^ for fruitiness and freshness,” he With the second course, a cold “Try an Asti Spumante or a Philadelphia 30 28 . 517 Bird pitched to 3 batters in 7th. Bernzrd 2b 3 0 0 1 Meyer dh 4 0 00 MINNESOTA KANSAS CITY National League — Murphy, Atl 54; Tosti Spumanti,” he says. “It’s a F'ittsburgh 27 30 474 T~2;^. A-8.639. Khinp If 5 1 2 2 Armas rf 4 0 00 ab r h bi ab r h bi Diaz. Phil 44: Thomp.son, Pit tt; continues. '"They should be young herbed chicken and artichokes, Chicago 23 39 ,371 laizinsk dh 50 11 Gros.s lb 3 0 2 0 Wshngt ss 5 0 2 0 Wilson If 5 1 12 Moreland, Chi and Kingman, NY C. wines, generally. And in the he has a wealth of suggestions, bargain, really, for under $5 a Paciork lb 2 110 Klutts 3b 3 0 0 0 Hatcher If 5 0 0 0 Wathan c 3 3 2 0 American l,eague — McRae, KC 56; n o r t h AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE NEW YORK PI’TTSBURGH S(|uires )h 10 10 Lopes 2h 3 0 0 0 Brnnskv cf 2 10 0 Brett 3b 5 0 2 1 4 By United Press International one for economy, one in the bottle.” Another bargain is a Ailanta 37 23 .617 ab r h bi ab r h bl Thornton. Clcv 56- Hrbek, Minn and selection of wines, it is important San Diego 34 25 .576 Baines rf 5 0 2 2 Heath c 3 0 0 0 Mrhok 'l b 3 1 1 0 Aikens lb 5 1 3 3 Eastern medium price range, ahd one in Freixenet from Spain, also under Herald photo by Tarqulnlo Wilson cf 5 0 2 1 Moreno cf 5 2 2 1 Vega dh 4 2 2 3 Werth lb 0 0 0 0 I uzinski. Chi 46; Otis. KC 43. W L GF GA BP Pis. to consider the duration of the I.OS Angeles 31 32 .492 Fisk r 5 0 10 Phillips ss 2 0 0 0 Stolen Bases $5, and made in the champagne San Eranciscri 28 34 .452 10 Bailor 3b 5 0 10 Ray 2b 5 2 2 0 Hodrigz 3b 5 110 I-'.ngle rt 3 0 10 McRae dh 4 0 11 New York 11 2 30 16 28 92 event.” the expensive. Foster If 4 110 Madlck 3b 5 2 2 3 GActti :il) 3 0 2 0 Geronm cf 3 00 0 National League — Moreno. Pit 34; 9 6 27 20 23 77 method. PICNICKER’S CHOICE: GOOD SELECTIONS FOR ENJOYING OUTDOORS Houston 26 35 .426 \V/t Almnn ss 4 3 3 0 Dernier, Phil 27; L.Smith, StL and Toronto Spazianl says that if your pic­ ( inr innati 25 35 .417 12 Kingmn lb 3 1 2 2 Smith 3b 0 0 0 0 Totals 39 7 14 6 Totals 30 0 3 0 (aslimi 2b 3 0 0 1 Martin rf 4 0 0 0 Montieal 8 6 23 17 17 66 “ A FRESH, DRY 'WINE For recipes mentioned in the Stearns c 4 0 2 0 'Thmpsn lb 3 3 3 5 Baines, Mtl 25; Wiggins. SD 23. 3 9 17 27 16 34 . . . Gene Spazianl recommends any of these fine wines Tuesday-'s Results Chicago 310 100 000-7 .lohnsn ph 1 0 0 0 White 2b 4 13 0 American I^eague — Hehderson. Oak Chicago nic includes a cocktail hour, for would be economical,” he says, ('hicago 8. Philadelphia 5 Valentin rf 4 0 0 0 Easier If 5110 Oakland 000000 000-0 Faedo ss 0 0 0 0 Conepen ss 4 110 story, see page 20. Backmn 2b 3 0 0 0 Pena c 50 8 2 64. Wathan. K(f 21; LeFlore. Chi 20; instance, you will want to choose “a California mountain chablis Pittsburgh 13, New York 3 F/—Bernazard. Squires. Arroyo. D P- Butcra c 3 0 0 0 MfOilor. Mil and Hayes, Clev 14 Southern Ailanta 7, Houston 0 Gardnhr ss 3)10 l^cy rf 4010 Chic ago 1, Oaklanil I LOB-Chicago 10. Milhorn ph 1000 Ft. .. Lauderdale 11 7 37 37 34 98 a dryer, appetizer wine or a like Sebastian! California Cellars Jorf'iisii ph 10 0 0 Borra s.s 3 2 10 Pitening 7 9 25 30 22 64 St Ij )Uis 3. Montreal 2. 11 innings Oakland 4, 2li—Baine.s. Kemp, Almon. Tutals 33 1 8 4 Totals 37 7 13 7 Victories Tampa Bay “super dry” sherry. His choice? Chablis.” Or in imports, he Los Angeles 3, San Diego 0 Puleo n I 0 0 0 Rh(-deii p 4 12 1 Ib'nder.son SB- Henderson. 'Almon. SF-- Minnesota 000000130-4 Jnek.sonville 6 S 21 26 21 57 ZaChry p 0 0 0 0 National league — Forsch, Stl^ 6-2; 5 9 24 30 24 54 A Fino or Manzanilla sherry, two recommends Dragonara from Common sense advice: San Francisco 4, Cincinnati 3 Bi'inazard Kansas City 200 40100x-7 Valenzuela LA 8-6; Sutton, Hou and Tulsa Kaj.iich ph 10 0 0 IP H R EH BB SO F.—Williams. Conceoclon. DP—Kansas names that refer to the dryest Wednesday’s Games d 0 lingers. MU 7-3; Reuss, LA 7-5; Carlton, Sicily or Tiberio from Capri. (All Times EDT) Hausmn 0 0 0 Chit rtf,.. ('ilv 3 LOB—Minnesola 7. Kansas City 9. categories of the spirit. Staub ph 10 10 Mnyl (W 103) Phi 7-7. If your budget can handle it, Philadelphia (Bystrom 1-0) at Chicago 9 3 0 0 1 7 2B--McRae. Hrbek. Concepcion, Gaetll 2, American D^ague — Hoyt, Chi 10-3; iNMes 5-6). 2 35 p m Totals 36 3 10 3 Totjils 3^ U 17 12 <)ikland Brett HR—Vega (4). S ^ W a lh an . Western “They are best placed on the New York 200010 000- 3 Guidry. NY 8-1: Vuckovich, Mil 8-2; S.m Joj?e 23 18 20 you might be interested in a San Francisco (^Chris 0-2) at Cincinnati Kingmn (L 0-2 ) IP II R ER BB SO rocks,” he says, “with a twist of Pitldiurgh 010 06) 23x- 13 Minnesota Barker. Clev 8-3; McGregor. Balt B-4; Vancouver 21 22 17 California Chardonnay or (Solo 5-4), 7 35 p.m Owf’hinko Morris. Del 8-6. , New York (Jones 6-5) at PilLsburgh Fr-Pena. Hausnian DP- New ^'nrk 3. McLaughlin Willims (L 2-5) 31-3 8 6 6 3 0 San F»iego 22 23 17 lemon, served in place of the Sauvignon Blanc. For imports, (Candelaria 2-3). 7 35 p m LOB—New York 9. fMttsburgh 5. 2B - Arroyo l-clton 12-3 I 0 0 0 1 Karnoti Run Average Edmonton 17 25 14 Grape doesn't need formality Slearns. rhompson 2. Madlock 2, Easier, (Based on 1 inning x number of games roriland- 17 14 13 usual cocktails.’’ But, he he suggests a Pouilly-Fume from Montreal (Lea 4-2) at St. Louis TOR()NT() CALIFORNIA Parella 2 2-3 4 1 1 0 0 each team has played) SiNiUle 19 21 17 (I.aPoint 3-0), 8:35 p m Moreno HR—Kingman (16), Thompson OTonnor 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 cautions, sherries are fortified France’s Loire Valley. (14i Sfi—Stearns. llerra. S-Puleo ab r h bi ab r h bi National League'— Rogers. Mtl 2.(M; Atlanta (P Niekro 5-2) at Houston G am a 2h 4 0 0 0 Downing If 4 0 0 0 Kansas City I.olIar. SD 2.23 Laskey. SF iSfi. Niekro. wines and their alcohol content is But if you really are one of the Ok, admit it, the thought of an hot dogs and hamburgers or cold “Sparkling wine is festive and timidated by a wine snob recent­ • Sutton 7-3). 8 35 p m. IP H R ER BB SO Black (W 1-1) 7 5 1 1 2 2 New York lorg 3b 2 0 10 Carew lb 4 d 1 0 Unu 2 30; Andujar, StL 2.34. ( Teams Ret six (x;>ints for winning in about 24 percent, roughly twice last of the big wine spenders, you fried chicken and potato salad doesn’t follow any protocol,” he ly, Spaziani can lead you Ij »s Angeles (Welch 6-4) at San Diego Mullnks 3b 1 0 0 0 Baylor dh 4 0 2 0 Hood 2-3 2 3 3 3 .0 American League Hoyt, .Chi 224; elegant picnic turns you off. I Lollar 6-1). 10 (6 pm Pulcn (1. fM) 4 13 (Jsnhrrv (S 17) 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 regulation Unje or overtime but only Tour that of wine. So watch portions might jump for a 1978 Chateau and a juicy watermelon for says. straight. "There are lots of mis­ Zarhry 12-3 Mosehy cf 4 0 0 0 ReJeksn rf 4 0 0 0 f.ar‘ect rear brakes, 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard Mint Dressing: tion timing, adjust carburetor, cDeck and in­ In Conn. l-BOO-932-lI99*Oiit-of-state from $15 to $25 for a whole leg.” chedi and inspect master cylinder, brake Vk cup Tarragon vinegar or wine vinegar spect air filter, bells, hoses, PCV valve, and 1-800-243-0114 She says she has the butcher butterfly it. 2 teaspoons salt lines and lioaes. Road Test. battery terminals. "It should be boned and flattened and most of Dash pepper 4k cup salad oil the fat removed,” she says. The meat is Vk teaspoon oregano ^ Vk cup sugar 1229 MAIN 8T. Vk teaspoon salt Present This Coupon AUTO REPAIR marinated overnight. Vk teaspoon basil MANCHESTER State law, no one under 18 adfnitted "You’ll never guess that it’s lamb. It tastes 1 crushed bay leaf Vk teaspoon pepper like steak only it has a more pungent flavor,” 2 teaspoons crashed mint leaves Vk cup chopp^ fresh mint leaves (or TEL. 646-6464 : Mrs. Johnson explained. Place ingredients in blender and mix. Pour canned opes) ■ TOYOTA ; The salad la in paper-lined muffin tins. She over meat that’s been placed in a large pan Combine vinegar, oil, sugar, salt, pepper Herald photo by Richmond GM QUALITY serves the Individual portions on grape or let­ and marinate overni^t. and chopped mint in a jar with a t i ^ t lid and To cook: Grill on charcoal or gas grille, shake. Chill. Clean and clip the ends of the IP O B T O S O te SBMCE m m tuce leaves, and garnishes with sprigs of PREPARING ORIGINAL SWEET POTATO RECIPE I CONN. TURNPIKE (RTE. 52) TO EXIT 87, PLAINFIELD fresh mint. "It’s nice for a big crowd or a brushing with marinade during the cooking . . . Barbara Johnson in her kitchen QU 6 U T Y S e W K i A P IU T O O IM IlU a MOTOttS PABTS D m ilO N In Conn. |.8(X>-932-llS9. Direct Plainfield lina: 964.2148, Out of State 1-800-243-0114 ladles’ luncheon,” she says. time which should be about 45 minutes to an Please turn to page 20 18 - MANCHESTKH HKHALD, Wed., June 16, li)»2 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 16. 1982 - 19

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Iowa 52734. r^r each coupon you accept a t our aganl. we will pay you your full aheH price on one bOK el Kleenex* brand 2M a. plus 7t handling charge, provided you and your eualomer have complied with the lerma ol thli coupon. Any other uae conatltutea Iraud. Invoicea showing purchaaa ol sufficient stock to cover all coupons aubminad must be shown upon regueal. Limit: OFF The potatoes with a peel. On# coupon per purcheae of three boxes of Kleenex brand 300'e. Void where prohibited or hraiid200k reetricted. Your customer must pay any aelea tax Involved. Offer good only In the 50 United Sistat. Cash vahie: i ^ h of V . G R O C E R Send this coupon to ORE-IDA coupons. Coupons nontransferable. Save on ihe softest Kleenex tissues ever. Just buy three boxes of KLEEN EX Is s registered iredemark ol Kimberly-Clark Corp.. FOOD''^ INC CO U PO N RED EM P TIO N P R O ­ Sates tax must be paid by the consumer. N ow there's appeal in the peel— it’s the natural skins that give our Home Style''* Neenah. Wl S4IS6 REDEEMABLE ONLYON colorful Kleenex 200’s and, with the coupon on the right, get another GRAM PO BOX 1680. ELM CITY. N C. 27098 Cash value 1/100«. Potatoes their hearty taste. And there’s more than one way to leave skin on a Retail price _____t required. for face value reimbuisement plus 7* hari- ORE-IDA HOME STYLE'“ POTATOES. Any box free. Inuigine, 200 of Hie softest Kleenex tissues for the noses you potato: we've got three delicious cuts you can choose from (Thins, Planks, and dliog Invoices proving purchase of suffi­ other use constitutes fraud. O F F E R E X ­ love... SYee! Savings, variety, softness. No wonder Kleenex brand is cient stock of Ore-lda Home Style'" PIRES JAN. 31. 1983. LIMIT ONE COUPON Wedges). So for a different and great tasting way to add variety to your meals, try STORE PER PURCHASE. Void where prohibited, Q the best thing next to your nose. Potatoes to cover coupons must be shown 3LDQD 1S51L5 COUPON upon request. Failure to do so will void all taxed or regulated by law. Ore-lda Home Style"' Potatoes. They're a natural, any way we slice them. 1962 © Kimberly-Clark Corporation COUPON EXPIRES JULY 15.1988. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., June 16, 1982 - 21 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. June 16, 1982 Herald Cookshelf ypur neighbor's kitchen These recipes Her casserole is special These recipes are 'Ready when You Are' By Susan Plese 1 or 2 large garlic cloves, pushed through a press Season. To serve, ladle into cups with a cube or two of 1*^ teaspoons ground cumin the frozen tomato juice in each to keep the chill. freeze until firm. Peel off papers and serve night). Punch dough down and divide in half' Herald Reporter Continued from page 17 V i cup red wine vinegar salads on grape or lettuce leaves garnish wHh and shape as explained by Mrs. Johnson. will make Crown Publishers of New York has come up with a V i fresh mint sprigs. cup olive oil Salad of Layered Cheeses, green beans and blanche (boil about 3 new cookbook called "Ready When You Are” by 1 V4 teaspoons mild pure chile powder, or substitute a big minutes) then drain them and chill them and Elizabeth Schneider Colchie. ($15.95). pinch of cayenne Salami, Basil and Tomatoes ’The recipes included are designed to be made ahead of add to chilled sauce and shake. During the Homemade Dinner Rolls 1 tablespoon coarse salt 4 ounces provolone, cut into V4 inch dice Pesticide found time, so that you only have to heat and serve, or pluck day turn the mixture several times to keep 4Vii to 5 cups unsifted flour 5 large, ripe tomatoes Vi pound Emmenthaler or Swiss cheese, cut into Vi inch mint evenly distributed- Take the beans out something ready-made from the refrigerator. 1 cup lightly packed, coarsely chopped fresh mint leaves Ready cup sugar a super picnic in organic food Yes, the dishes are truly make-ahead types. Some can dice of the sauce and serve. Keeps long time in 1 Vk teaspoon salt 1 medium large red onion, coarsely chopped V i cup lightly packed small, fresh basil leaves even be cooked in stages, several days ahead of time. refrigerator. 1 egg at room temperature 2 medium siz^ red bell peppers, chopped 2 tablespoons white wine vinegar WASHINGTON (UPI) — SoAialled organic ; But a major flaw; the recipes are too complicated. 2 medium sized cucumbers, peeled, se^ed and chunked V i cup Softened margarine Vi teaspoon coarse salt When 2 packages active dry yeast food sometimes contains chemicals that did ^ Multi-ingredient dishes, and those using expensive 1 tablespoon tomato paste Lime-Mint Salad foods, or foods not readily available, may keep some V4 cup olive oil IVk cups very warm tap water (120 to 130 not occur in nature. '■ About 3 cups cold water 2 tablespoons finely minced shallots 1 29-ounce crushed pineapple cooks from doing more than glancing at the cookbook’s tomato juice frozen in ice cube trays K By Susan Plesse hearts, cooked according to direc­ degrees) A government booklet says researchers at - 4-6 ounces thinly sliced Genoa salami, or a combination ^ YxiAre tions, and drained well. 1 3 ounce package lime gelatin pages. Herald Reporter Wayne State and Michigan State Universities In a large bowl, mix the bread crumbs, garlic, cumin, of varieties • I 1 pound fresh mushrooms, 1 6Vk ounce package tiny marshmallows In large bowl, thoroughly mix IVk cups 3 to 4 medium sized ripe tomatoes H )n found traces of pesticide residue in all 10 EVEN THE AUTHOR appears to recognize the lack vinegar, oil, chile powder and salt. The following recipes are good for preferably small buttons 1 cup buttermlnts (crushed) flour, sugar, salt and undissolved dry yeast. Watercress sprigs, trimmed brands of bread they bought in a study in 1978. , of simplification when she prefaces a recipe for Core the tomatoes and halve them crosswise. Squeeze an elegant picnic with wine. The 1 7 ounce jar red roasted peppers 1 9 ounce container frozen whipped topping Add butter. Gradually add tap water to dry Spread the cheeses in a serving dish and sprinkle with Half the loaves came from health food stores ‘"Turkey in Chile-Nut Sauce with Cornbread Crust" by out and discard the seeds. Chop the flesh coarsely and chicken is easily made ahead, and 1 cup good salad oil, or % cup (thawed) Ingredients and beat two minutes at medium about three-fourths of the basil. In a jar, combine the and half from supermarkets. saying, “No doubt about it. ’This recipe is ridiculously add to the bowl. Add the mint, onion, peppers, the recipe is adaptable to any size salad oil, and V i cup olive oil, mixed Grape or lettuce leaves speed of electric mixer (scrape bowl oc­ vinegar, salt, oil and shallots; cap and shake to blend, Mint leaves tong to read.” cucumbers, tomato paste and two cups water. Mix group. What’s more, the wrapp^ Vo cup red wine vinegar casionally). Add the egg and another Vk cup The article in Food News for Consumers- Recipe names themselves indicate the extensive list then pour half the dressing over the cheese. V i teaspoon paprika In large bowl combine undrained pineap­ flour. Beat at high speed for two minutes, says researchers at the USDA of the Depart­ together well. bundles are easy to carry to the pic­ of ingredients that must be on hand to prepare the dis­ Cut the salami slices in half and spread over the ELIZABET H sc:HNF.IDKR ( :01 .CHIE Vo teaspdon Dijon mustard ple, dry gelatin, marshmallows and crushed scraping bowl. ment of Interior found pesticide residues in ' nic, and each guest has a ready­ hes; “Strudel with Kasha, Cabbage and Walnuts with In batches, puree the mixture to a fine texture in a cheese. Slice the tomatoes and spread on top. Pour the V i teaspoon-sugar mints, (^ver and refrigerate for several Stir in enough additional flour to make soft made portion for one. five of six heads of organic lettuce bought a t; Dill Sauce,” or “Salad of Cracked Wheat, Olives, Cilan­ blender or food processor. Press each batch through the remaining dressing over all. salt and freshly ground black hours or until marshmallows soften and melt. dough that’s easy to handle but not sticky. The marinated mushrooms and sic health food stores in 1979. The residue-' tro and Peppers” scarcely implies ease of preparation. medium disc of a food mill after you puree it. Add water Cover with plastic and refrigerate several hours pepper, to taste, Fold In whipped topping and spoon mixture Cover bowl tightly with plastic wrap. level in one head exceeded that of non-' artichokes, too, are made ahead. In the book’s favor, there is an index of mail-order to create the desired consistency. before serving. To serve, tuck the watercress around They may be toted to the picnic in fresh parsley into paper-lined muffin cups. Cover and Refrigerate for two hours (or can leave over­ organic lettuce bought at supermarkets. sources for the harder-to-find ingredients. But other Chill the soup for several hours or more, covered. the edge of the salad. separate covered plastic containers,- fresh Ingredients would almost have to be grown in the Combine oil, vinegar, paprika, then quickly arranged on a plastic cook’s garden since things like fresh cilantro, sorrel mustard, sugar, salt and pepper in a serving plate. They may be served leaves and basil are not commonly available in the as an appetizer, or may be served jar with lid. Shake to blend. ■n r - ■“ I Clean mushrooms, and cut larger ^permarket. r ' ■ n r - instead of salad with the chicken. AP! ! I, too. fault the freouent inclusion of such expensive Q g H COUPON «P! d i » > ( O l ' P O N AP-2 606 COUPON The meringues are a nice, light ones into bite-size halves or ttems as fresh kiwi fruit, pistachio nuts, fresh chestnuts c s s s t t oil PON finish to a summer meal, and they quarters. Place mushrooms and Sell® Classics: More styles than ever. Hendries Ice Cream (Which are also miserable to peel), oil-cured black A&P Large Eggs Betty Crocker Cake Mix ASSORTED FLAVORS A&P Coffee G R A D E'^A” ASSORTED LAYER are simple to make. Just make sure cooked, drained artichokes in two REG., ELEC. PERK OR AUTO DRIP-2-LB, Olives, tarama, hazelnut oil. With this coupon 8 *7 so purchase Limit With this coupon 8 '7 50 purchase Limit More affordable than ever. With Ih ii coupon • *7 SO pufChsM UmH Wiin this coupon 8 '7 so purchase Limit Family separate containers with lids. Pour one coupon per Family Ju n t l^-Juna 19 1982 ne coupon per June 13-Ju ne 19,198 egg whites are at room i; This is not to say the recipes are not interesting. They one coupon per Family. June 13-June 19, ** one coupon per Family June I3-Jur>e 19. 1902 half the dressing over the ar­ temperature, so they reach their full Me, and they use imaginative combinations of tempting tichokes, the other half over the volume. foods. Not all are difficult to prepare. Easy sounding 1.49 mushrooms, and refrigerate several I too Off ______I And don’t be tempted to turn the es include; the colorful “Salad of Layered Cheeses, I______I______:______11______11______oven up to speed things along. hours, tossing occasionally. ' To serve, cut roasted peppers in pieces, ni, Basil and Tomatoes” or the “Gratin of Meringues must bake at a very low liini. Bread and Ricotta,” and a tempting recipe for temperature, very slowly, to dry and ring a serving plate with the ALL STORES JOIN IN THE GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION OF THE NEW CHATHAM & DENNISPORT A&P STORES. pieces. Follow with a ring of the k-a-Leekie Soup.” properly. Otherwise, they will 1; Incidentally, a vegetarian would be right at home with become chewy. marinated artichokes, and pile the B the book. There are many recipes for meatless dishes, marinated mushrooms inside. Top Take care, when they are cool, to ^ ch as “Brown Rice, Zucchini, and Walnut Loaf with with finely chopped parsley, and put them in a moisture-proof con­ ^eddar Sauce,” or “Lasagna with Eggplant, Peppers decorate with parsley sprigs. tainer, since they are affected by ^ d Onions in Garlic Cream Sauce.” i Lien o* m rir id tr to b« rerdilf si*illO>» lo' humidity. n aae sio<* n etp t llhECIPES ARE RICH in rice, bulgur. Kasha and beans, Green Price Spedals Cold Herbed Chicken Meringues thiere is even a separate chapter on grains subtitled ijGrain Side Dishes for All Manner of Meals.” Boneless, skinless chicken 3 large egg whites, at room There are lovely recipes, too, for yeast breads and breasts, halved. temperature OTit breads. A “Coiled Christmas Braid” is fragrant White wine ‘A teaspoon cream of tartar ihth ground cardamom, and a crusty “Professor French —CT ------C T Paprika 1 cup fine granulated sugar — c p jr ^ $read” is quick and easy to prepare, Tarragon 1 teaspoon vanilla London Broil Steaks l; One other nice touch: at the beginning of each Mosey’s Corned Beef Boneless Sirloin Tips '/2 cup finely chopped semi-sweet Parsley Choose a silver-tone, gold-tone or two-tone case and chapter, complete menus are given, along with ap­ BONELESS BRISKET-POINT CUT BEEF ROUND-WHOLE-10-12 LBS. CUSTOM CUT Scallions chocolate bits, optional matching bracelet. Textured dials, gilt dials, dark or THE Gift For propriate wines. Many recipes make use of leftovers For each serving, place Vj of a In mixing bowl, beat egg whites gleamingly bright dials. All with day/date display m m previously prepared dishes, so the time in the boneless, skinless breast on a sheet until frothy, ^dd cream of tartar, convenience. All with the legendary accuracy that makes of heavy duty aluminum foil. and continue beating until soft peaks Dad or Grad,,. kitchen is used to advantage. Fresh Chicken Legs Seiko the best-selling quality quartz watch in the world. ;; The bottom line? The book would be fine for an im­ Sprinkle each with two tablespoons form. Begin adding sugar, a few (4 5-L8. PKG. OR MORE aginative cook who has plenty of time to spend in the dry white wine; top with a dusting of tablespoons at a time, until all sugar Seiko Quartz. You get the b « t of Seiko only where you kitchen before the guests arrive, and one who has a few paprika, ‘A teaspoon crumbled is incorporated, and whites are very see this sign. STRAWBERRY 4xtra dollars for exotic ingredients. It’s also a book for tarragon leaves, and Va teaspoon stiff. Sugar must be disolved com­ h o o r FESTIVAL S $omeone who does not cook with pictorial inspiration, finely minced fresh parsley, a few pletely, or meringues will be gum­ SEIKO 69< \ 1.99 . 1 thin slices of scallions, salt and my. DMifitewn Mmehistsf •17 MIN STREIT DOWNTOWN M8NCHE8TER (dr there are no photos. AUTHOdODOIAlIR M pstki M) ■L The following recipes are from the ‘summer” section FRESH ' . FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN SPRING pepper to taste. tstwtfais JUM 19 Op«n Thurs. til 9 P.M . P0»U.0IN, EQl, MITS. Of CENTEB cm. BIAD€ END I SIRLOIN ENO CHOfS BEEF ROUND BONELESS M the book, which features no-cook meals. Chicken Wrap chicken tightly, place Add vanilla, and chopped Assorted J 5 9 Sirloin >49 L e g ? Whole 99 bundles on a baking sheet, and bake chocolate, if desired. Line a greased fey Minted-Gazpacho Breasts Tip Roasts L ia m O Oven Ready 1 in preheated 375 degree oven 30 to 40 FRESH Pork Chops FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN SRRINC baking sheet with brown paper, and SUOARIESS MEF ROUND80NELC&S minutes, depending on size of lightly grease the paper. Spoon IVi cups soft, white bread crumbs, crusts removed Perdue Chicken l.cgs 1 . 8 9 ' SirkiinUp Steaks l.oin Lamp Oiops Kahn’s SHa-d Bacon FRESH PlUMEOEVEAtf breasts. meringues by small teaspoons onto exTRAHLO Fro zen ioo*. a u b e e f Perdue Roasting Chkkcns it.' 1 . 7 9 ' lopp’s llanibur|>crs Veal Shdiikler Blade Chops Remove from oven, cool and paper, and bake in preheated 250 Colonial Franks FRESH PLUME DEVEAV lOCEF 1-10 PRO I 49) FROZEN refrigerate. At picnic time, each degree oven 45 minutes to one hour, Perdue Chicken Breasts Mike's Bi'ef Patties Veal Rib Chops LONOACRE A&P Meat Franks omen FROZEN guest may take one of the foil or until meringues are light and dry. FROZEN A ll BEEF SANDWICH STEAKS Menus Chicken Franks ; 1 8 9 ' WHOLE ON.L lladdock Filk'Ls packages. They will not brown. Oxford Pickles Steak Unims Turn oven off, and leave Marinated Artichokes Seven no sweat Delicatessen meringues in oven another hour. FRESH SLICED Remove, cool In a dry place, and — CT — and Mushrooms Manchester schools UNSWEETENED place in a moisture proof container Cooked 139 2 packages frozen artichoke to store. The following lunches will be served in the Dole Eight O ’clock Coffee A&P Low Fat Milk BEAN-CUSTOM GROUND Ham ways to conserve Manchester schools for the week of June 21 through 23. Pineapple Juice 1 . 9 9 ' COLONIAL Lunches will be served Monday and Tuesday only and 149 (Hil/.ed Ham schools will close at noon on Wednesday for the summer Cheerios Cereal P*0 1 FRESH SLICED vacation: >B«j 149 Cooked Salami Mb ^ FRESH SLICED Monday: Hamburg patty on a roll, potato chips or Wheaties Cereal 149 Bavarian Swiss Cheese potato sticks, tossed salad, chilled pears. Donulz Cereal r„ui.. pkg 1 FRESH-CREAMY air conditioning energjb 12HN Potato Salad______Add several vegetables Tuesday: Sloppy Joe on a roil, buttered corn, f4 9 pkg 1 chocolate cake. Milk is served with the meals. Trix Cereal Groceri SpL>cials pksfk iro/iTi .Specials IWFI 159 KRAFT Mirack Whip Salad Dri“s.sing Manchester elderly PLAIN ONION OR HICKORY for different potato salad REGULAR OR CRINKLE FROZEN-LOW CAL Dairy Specials Kraft Barbecue Sauces B U n O N U P 5 CLOSE OFF HOT SPOTS The following lunches will be served at Westhill and A&P 189 Tuscan 149 BREAD A SUTTER 1 Fannings Pickk's salad as a sandwich filling cabbage in boiling water 8 Mayfair gardens the week of June 21 through 25 to By Eileen Claire On.hot days, be sure to close Always close off your kitchen French Fries Yogurt Pops *lf% C "OCULAR OR CINNAMON or a second-day lunch with Manchester residents, who are 60 or older: NEA Food Editor to 10 minutes until outer doors and windows from and laundry room so other KFRCtHmO Parka> Soft Margarine /V Mott's Appk'saucc milk and fruit. Monday; Vegetable soup, macaroni and cheese, let­ WHITE OR YELLOW REGULAR OR UNSAllED leaves are pliable. Reserve breakfast time to evening. rooms stay cooler and drier. A&P Lemonade It’s picnic time and water and drain cabbage tuce and tomato salad with dressing, unsalted crackers, DClICIOUt Borden's C!heese SKces 1 Zesla SaltinLs Keystone Potato — cp^7“ RROCCISCHCCIC FOOO « 0 0 "tAOY TOSPRIAO-ASSORIEDFLAVORS A&P Sweet Peas potato salad has always thoroughly. Leaving core toasted coconut pudding. Salad Tuesday: Lamb patty with peppers, mushrooms and KEF. TUUKIV or CMCKfN Kraft Qieese Whiz 1 Bcllv C rocker Frosting been a dish identified with and 2 layers of outer leaves Jeno’s Cheese Pizza en ve OFRONOROIDE CHEESE PLUS DEPOSIT IN CT 1 head cabbage (IVk to 2 TURN OFF LIGHTS PLAN YOUR WARM. Morton Pot Pies this relaxing way of eating. Intact, cut out inside of 2 6 onions, scalloped potatoes, spinach, rye bread, raisins, FMUCNCONCtNTMTt Kraft Whipped Cream Chi-cse tS i 5 9 Canada Dry Ginger Ak Here is a different ver­ pounds) cabbage and chop coarsely. When not in use. turn off lights ACTIVITIES sugar cookie. A&P Orange Juke KRAFT I 2^ NABISCO 1 '/2 cups zucchini Place outer-leaf portion on Wednesday: Breaded fish, nutty stuffing, steamed Cracker Barrel Cheese Spread S : 1 Rilz Crackers sion of the German hot and other appliances that gener­ Do laundry, dishwashing, and MUEMSTCR OR MONTEREY JACK potato salad that combines julienne (about 3 inches serving plate; set aside. cabbage and carrots, wheat bread, pineapple and Man­ long) ate heat. ironing during off-peak hours. Kraft Casino Oii-ese S’.' 1 Cheese Nips several vegetables in a Bring reserved water to darin oranges. ASSORTED-SINGLE PLY main dish. The hot bacon I'/k cups carrot julienne boiling. Add zucchini; epok Your house will stay cooler, and Thursday: Roast beef au jus, cheese-topped potatoes, A&P Colby Cheddar It, 2*^ Waldorf Bath Tissuv (a^ut 3 inches long) Baby >79 WHITE. 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V, cup salad oil along the Pacific Coast Calories per serving: six 340 Tolland Street 1 taUespooos vinegar grows 1 inch an hour or 2 BUM CORNERS, MANCHESTER CALDOR SHOPHNC PLAZA servings 219; bight ser­ Eait Hartford 2 tableipoonk orange feet a day, and eventually vings, 184. Cos^ per ear- juice reaches lengths of 200 feet. vidgs about 48.cents; ei| | h t Tele: 289-8431 Salad, low In cost, calories servings about 34 cents.' If MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., June 16, 1982 - 23 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., June 16, 1982 Ticks corry germ Thoughts About Town Bacterium, arthritis linked members. Two scholarship awards will be presented In sharing with you this week what I have discovered Strawberry supper set during the evening. For more information call 649-3882. about parenting, I want to focus on allowing children to By Al Rosslter Jr. North Methodist Church, 300 Parker SJ., will sponsor make mistakes. Researchers at Yale University,Who first ^lood of patients recovering from the disease a strawberry supper Saturday from 5 to 6:30 p.m., at the Despite what our culture might have us believe, UPl Science Editor reported the disease, said the first sign is a contained antibodies apparently formed in Circle festival Tuesday failure is not the worst thing that can happen to a per-^ red spot that grows into an expanding red cir- response to an infection by the spirochetes. church. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Government son. The Bible says that we all fail and fall short ot Blood of 14 people from New York and The supper will feature ham, potato salad, cole slaw, St! M argaret’s Circle, Daughters of Isabella, w ill have scientists in Montana have isolated from clc. God’s perfection. That is what makes us human beings.; Tlie Yale doctor* suggested that ticks of the Montana with no history of Lyme arthritis rolls, coffee, tea, milk, and strawberry shortcake for its annual Strawberry Festival Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at ticks a spiral-shaped form of bacteria that The problem with failure comes from not knowing contained no antibodies that reacted to the dessert. The donation will be $5 for adults and fZ for the Tunsky home, 98 Battista Road. may be the cause of L ^ e arthritis, a genus Ixodes might be responsible, but they how to fail. I ’d like to be the kind of parent who teaches spirochetes. children under 12. Mary Ceaser and her committee will have pharge. peculiar disease discovered in 1975 in Connec­ were unable to find an infections agent. a child what to do with mistakes, losses, failures. Researchers at the,National Institute of The report on the findings was published in To make reservations call the church 649-3696 or 643- Members and friends are invited. ' ticut. Dr. Julie Anthony, child psychologist, maes a good the 'June 18 issueof Science magazine. Dr. 7419 or Mrs. Doris Cowles, 646^7§0. If so, the finding would climax a six-year Allergy and Infectiods Disease’s Rocky point about lite by comparing it to tennis. Willy Burgdorfer, head of the study effort, search by medical detectives trying to find Mountafn Laboratories, Hamilton, Mont., “ In losing a tennis game, a child should never feel that noted that characteristics of spirochetes AL to burn old flags the cause of the puzzling disease. And it collected ticks from vegetation on Shelter he is a failure . . . If a parent puts a great deal of were said to be associated with similar skin AARP sets annual picnic might aid the overall effort of scientists Island, N.Y., where the disease has been emphasis on winning at all costs, the child w ill soon conditions in Europe as early as 1948. As a s e m c e to the community, American Legion Post trying to understand other forms of arthritis. identified. react to this pressure by fearing and avoiding com­ Adding to the evidence that a spirochete is The Manchester Chapter 1275 AA R P has scheduled its 102, 20 American Legion Drive, will receive all unser­ Lyme arthritis, named after the town The scientists detected the spiral-shaped petition.” responsible for Lym e arthritis is the dis­ annual picnic for July 14 from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at viceable flags until 12:30 p.m. on June 26. At 1:30 p.m. where the first cases were discovered, was bacteria, known as spirochetes, in 61 percent At Democratic fete That’s the reason why many bright children fail in covery that the disease appears to improve in Henry Park in Rockville, rain'or shine. there wiH be a flag burning ceremony. recognized because of the geographic of the ticks collected. Some ticks examined school. Such a burden has been placed on a child to live 'X - 's - patients treated with penicillin, a drug effec­ Activities will include table games, swimming, The ceremony will take place in the parking lot at the Qov. William A. O'Neill (left) and former Gov. clustering of cases in the adjoining Connec­ under electron microscopes had only a few Of up to the parents’ expectations (which, in many cases, tive against bacteria. walking, horseshoes, bocce and croquet. A catered comer of American Legion Drive and Elro Street. All ticut R iver towns of Lyme, Old Lym e and the microorganisms in their guts while others John Dempsey (right) go over the program are greater than the child’s ability) that he/she refuses . “ It is suggested that the newly discovered buffet of chicken, meatballs, baked beans, salads, cars must be parked to the rear of the hall. East Haddam. Most victims lived in heavily had clamps of them. for the Manchester Democratic Town Com­ to try. spirochete is involved in the etiology (cause) cheese, rolls, ice cream, coffee and tea will be served at wooded or sparsely settled areas. Rabbits exposed to the ticks in the mittee’s “Honoring Friends” dinner Saturday God says, “ Fathers, do not embitter your children, or noon. laboratory developed skin conditions like of Lym e disease,” the report said. hight with state central committee member they will become discouraged.” (Col. 3:21) V - / Cost is 35 per person. Checks payable to the KofC unit sets meeting T H E DISEASE has since been re p rte d in those found in human victims of Lym e other Northeastern states. In the Midwest and Manchester Chapter A A R P should be mailed to Robert John Sullivan, of 09 Finley St. arthritis. And bloOd from the Infected rabbits A lot of water Campbell Council Knights of Columbus Building Steve Holt ' C. Knight, 63 Eva Drive, Manchester, by July 1. Reser­ in the West. contained antibodies that their immune Association will have its annual meeting Monday at 8 CHiurch of Christ An inch-deep acre oi wel snow can yiels vations are limited to 100 persons, and participants are The initial symptoms of the Illness, similar systems presumably made to cotnbat the in­ p.m to juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, often in­ more than 5,300 gallons of water, while a asked to bring a lawn chair. vading organisms. All KofC members are urged to attend. College Notes clude fever and aches, followed by swelling of similiar amount of light powderly snow may the joints such the knee, wrist or elbow. THE SCIENTISTS also discovered that produce only 1,300 gallone. Bridge scores listed Here re Bridge results Legier receives degree The following are the results of the June 11 games of e«H PAVING A the Center Bridge Club: The following are the results of the June 7 and June 10 North-South: Donald and Virginia Weeks, first; Dean games of the Manchester A.M. Bridge Club: Lawrence G. Legier, son of Mr. and Mrs. George CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc. and Marian McCarthy, second; Barbara Davis and Jim North-South: Hal Lucal and Carol Lucal, first; Bev Legier of 36 Jarvis Road, received a doctor of • PAVING A SEALING Baker, third. Saunders and Jack Bogue and Mary Corkum and Ann East-West: Tom and Judy Hyde, first; Erving and DeMartin, tied for second and third. chiropractic degree from •DRIVEWAYS A COMMERCIAL Northwestern College of Helen Cross, second; and Tanash and Dorothy East-West: Frank Bloomer and Ann Love, first; and WORK Bette Martin and Barbara Anderson, second. Chiropractic in St. Paul, Broadheads beam Atoynaton, third. * s y s t e m s a d r a i n a g e North-South: Donna Feir and Ellen Goldberg, first; Minn., recently. WORD Mary Corkum and Ann McLaughlin, second. He is a 1968 graduate of The Rev. Alan J. Broadhead of St. Mary’s Church, and his wife Patricia Berry festival slated East-West: Lettie Jane Glenn and Pat Schackner, Bast Catholic High 040-5033 Evan Broadhead, were honored Sunday at a reception at the church. first; and T erry Daigle and M arge Warner, second. School and received his 3S Years Exparlanca Broadhead Is leaving Manchester for Zion Church in North Branford. The Youth Group of Trinity Covenant Church, bachelor of science I Hackmatack Street, will sponsor a strawberry festival degree cum laude from Friday from' 7 to 9 p.m. at the church. College to show film Western New England Proceeds from the event will go toward the youth College, Springfield, Guaranteed HARTFORD — The Hartford College for Women will Mass, in 1972. IN CASE OF group's mission trip to St. Louis, Mo. in July. Besides an ample strawberry dessert, the evening will sponsor a showing of the Andrzej Wajda film epic, “ Man He was selected to be DRAPERY CLEANING iDoctor: Abrupt of M arble” , on June 23 at 6 p.m. in the Auerbach Science included in “ Who’s Who include entertainment by the Mission Trip Group. The • No Shrinkage 6 . cost will be $2.50 per person. The public is welcome. Center at 1265 Asylum Ave. Among American • Squared & Even Hemlines The film is considered a political masterpiece, and in­ Colleges and Univer­ • Takedown & Re-Hang Service vestigates the life of a contemporary Polish laborer who sities” at Western New Scholarship dance set becomes a celebrity. England and Call: neck movement Stanislaus A. Blejwas, associate professor of history Lawrence G. Legier Northwestern colleges. 872-0166 < Manchester Parents Without Partners will sponsor an and coordinator of Polish studies at Central Connecticut He will practice at HUNGER open scholarship dance Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Wabasha Chiropractic S t ^ College, will lead a discussion following the film. "CHOOSE SWISS QUALITY WITH CONFIDENCE" at Piano's Restaurant in Bolton. Refreshments will be served; admission is $5. For ad­ Clinic in Wabasha, Minn. He lives in Maiden Rock, Admission will be $3.50 for members and $4 for non­ ditional information, call 236-1215.- Wise. leads to stroke CUT PAPER News for senior citizens By Patricia McCormack of this injury,” he said. UPI Health Editor Two groups of physicians, reporting in Theresa M. Caputo M.D. and Russell J. the journal “ Strokh” and “ Mayo Clinic Tonkin M.D. would like to announce the es- NEW Y O R K — Abrupt changes in neck Proceedings’ ’ in 1980 and IM l, described tabllshment of Manchester Medical . position and incorrect neck manipulation neck injuries setting the scene for Associates. They will practice General on occasion can lead to stroke, a Univer­ stroke. UNICO pays for lunches sity of Tennessee neurosurgeon says. Robertson said that when in the neck, What's your first choice, the and get a second one FREE! Internal Medicine (General Adult Medicine) Dr. James T. Robertson said at an the vertebral artery is in a relatively chicken or the egg? Just cut out the coupon half that at 17 Haynes Street, and will be assuming American Heart Association conference fixed position. This column is prepared by the Manchester program on wills. Do you have one? What School of Dance Arts at 12:30 p.m. the practice of G.R. Miller M.D. Dr. Miller Is that strokes have. been.linked to sudden Since rotation of the head and neck is McDonald’s*gives you a break on matches your favorite meal, Senior Citizens Center. It appears in the should be included? How does Probate Court June 26 — Baseball game in Boston — $19. retiring after practicing medicine In turning while driving, during a minor fall one of the primary functions of this ^ . I both. Buy Chicken McNuggets''^ and bring it to a participating Manchester Herald on Wednesdays and work? These are only a few of the questions Open to public. Tickets only may be Manchester for over 40 years. or an auto accident, while painting vertebral junction, he said it is not sur­ prising that this has been the site of the Saturdays. that will be discussed. purchased for $5.75 from Pauline (643-1711). Theresa M. Caputo M.D. Dr. Caputo Is a graduate of Emmanual ceilings or performing yoga and gym ­ or an Egg McMuffin® Sandwich McDonald’s near you. June 30 — Birthday party — Please leave nastics or practicing archery. majority of vertebral injuries leading to Next Wednesday, the Manchester Public By Jeanette Cave your name in the office. College, Mount Holyoke College and The He noted that the carotid arteries, “ dissecting” aneurysms-and-or closing Health Nur^ng Association will conduct D irector University of Massachusetts Medical .which can be felt pulsing on either side of off of the vertebral artery. blood pressure screening from 9 to 11 a.m. Volunteers are needed to assist with ser­ School. Dr. Tonkin Is a graduate of Purdue the neck, supply much of the blood to the MH MH My sincere thanks goes to UNICO whose of There is no charge for this service. ving lunch on Thursday, We do not have the H E D EFINED an aneurysm as the 1 S T brain. ► ^ ST $500 donation makes it possible for us to con­ Golfers will play this Friday. 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outlook best Highlights 6 :0 0 P .M . ® - Night OeUery Roy Rogers Jr. (£ - EyawKiwu New* (S ) ~ West Cosst Report EXCLUSIVE! - ChatUa't A n g «l« CS) W ednesday ® - Benny Hill Show in 20 years d) (D - Navn - Late Night with David (X) - Havnrfi Fhw-0 Letterman David is joined by (H ) - LmafiM and ShMay sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westhei- By Vernon Scott mer, pitcher Tug McGraw and Jackie's found a takes after dad ^ - CaNlopa CMMian'a comedian Gary Muldeer. (R) (60 could end the veil o f anonymity she en­ UPl Hollywood Reporter Program i Today's stodax are min.) She's made it a point to keep out of ’How the Whale Got Hla Throat. the public eye, declining invitations to joys? “ I want to save a historic land­ ’Hamilton the Musical Ele­ 1 2 :4 5 A .M . mark, a magnificent work o f art,"*she HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Hollywood has produced a phant.’ 'Home Free’ end 'Gel- ■ the White House, the Oscars, the Em- By Dick Kleiner After Steven Carrington (Al ® - MOVIE: -The Senauou* explained through an intermediary. vertible festival of riches for moviegoers this summer,' lary.’ (60 min.) mys and the Tcnys, knowing that Corley) Is Introduced to the joys Nurse' A registered nurse is wherever she goes she'll attract the at­ She insists that this isn’t the first perhaps the best film sfare it has turned out in the last HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - (39 - Festival o f Faith hired to take care of an aging , of auto racing, he Is nearly killed count. Ursula Andress, Jack time she’s been in a real estate war. couple of decades. You might call Roy Rogers ® - Star T,at( tention she doesn’t want. But, for the In a grudge race with Sammy Palance. 1976. Rated R. , Onassis was active in saving the Critics and fans have already endorsed several films, Jr., a chip off the old block, first time, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassls IS) - L .enter Jo’s ex-boyfriend in DYNASTY. « 1 :0 0 A .M . is campaigning openly for a cause. Romanesque Grand Central Terminal most of them high on entertainment value, low on; except that people call him ® - Over Eaey The ABC serial airs Wednesday, CD ~ Charlie Rose Show The former first lady is leading the from being razed by another messages. Dusty, not Chip, and his 39 - Reporter 41 June 16. (D - Get Smart battle to save St. Bartholomew’s developer. Only that time her presence “ Rocky III” kicked off the summer season with a $16^ dad isn’t really a block. (3 ) - Jaffersona CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (J® - NASL Soccer: Seattle at Episcopal Church, a landmark in an wasn’t so evident. million, four-day opening ^ Otherwise, though, the @ - World Cup '82 Soccer Chicago area of midtown Manhattan con­ “ She doesn’t really care about her that augurs w ell for a big old cliche fits. Dusty Tournament (2® - MOVIE: 'Kentucky' A image in this battle,’’ said a spokesman sidered to have the riches! real estate run, perhaps topping the Rogers is edging into the 6 :3 0 P .M . feud between two Kentuckian acreage in the world. Her campaign: to for the Save St. Bart’s Committee. original 19TO “ Rocky” at same show biz area his families ends when two of their (3D - CBS N ew s keep the church officers from selling “ She believes she will tarnish her image the box office. father starred in — the heirs fall in love eighty years la­ (3J) - Bamfly Miller ter. Richard Greene. Walter the air rights to a developer who would if she doesn’t stand up for her belief Sylvester Stallone, who singing cowboy. Today, © I - ESPN Sportsfbrum Brennan. 1938 build a massive office tower over the that art should not be destroyed for an wrote, starred and however, nobody is making ® - MOVIE: 'Heidi' This ani­ s church’s community house. office building, no matter what the ® 1982 Compuloc l2D - People Now directed the finale of his the kind of B-Westems that mated tale telle the story of the price. So, Jackie feels the people who ® - Entertainment Tonight 3 Considering that the money from Rocky Balboa trilogy, Roy Rogers starred in over orphan girl who longs for the want to help preserve St. Bartholo­ the sale of air rights would pull the says it is his best and the and over and over again. mountains. 1 :1 5 A .M . m ew ’s as it is should raise the m oney to magnificent Cathedral-like church out critics agree with him. So, his son is just singing, @ ) (SD - NBC N ews l2® - Musicales make the church solvent again.” of hock, why would she throw herself The most explosively dressing in cowboy clothes * Bualnase Report (S ) Dios aa to Pague Telen- (3® “ AM Service Revelation town. t-M 1 :3 0 A .M . so passionately into a dispute that A case o f put up or shut' up. oveta en la cual Carlos Pereira - Festival of Faith Jackie Onassis: Campaigning openly praised film is “ E.T.” and going out there to sing ® - Noticiro Nacional SIN ( 2 ) - Facts of Life Natalie's an­ (33) CD - News/Sign Off Noticias nacionales con Guil­ para continuar manipulando la noyance with her grandmother S3) ( ^ - Twilight Zone - Love Americen Style (Extra Terrestrial), Western songs to the folks. lermo Restrepo. herencia de su hija, le prohibe changes to admiration. (R) CD Steven (Jaws) And now he has recorded casarse con el hombre que (2D - sport* Tonight (3D ~ independent Network Mark Clark, 86, still looks llko a four-star goneral (S ) - Bob Nawhart (2® - MOVIE: 'Final Count­ Spielberg’s new fantasy, his first album. “ Just Call ama. Federico Luppi. teonor Be­ (22) - Newscenter News The Army is ever firs! on his thoughts, and, as president ® - ABC News nedetto. down' The captain of the USS He spends much o f his time reading, writing, listening to which may become the Me Dusty,” on tbe Vistone Nimitz faces a critical decision (23) - MOVIE: ‘ Pardon Mon (3® - ESPN Special: 1982 emeritus of The Citadel, he strives to keep “ The West 7 :0 0 P .M . Affaire' The course of true love U.S. Open Golf Preview the radio and watching television in his den, the walls most popular movie of all label. He would like to act - Match Oams when he is given the power to Point o f the South” up to his rigid standards. Clark is old alter the course of history. 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Sidney Sidney way o f life. That’s their highest priority. 1 support Presi­ Sylvester Stallone ROY ROGERS JR. CS - You Aakad For it (2® - World Cup Report (3® - MOVIE: Dog Day star general. but Bulgaria's homo creature, marooned on difficult to keep track of 8 :0 0 P .M . meets his movie queen idol. dent Reatan’s military program absolutely. (33) - Jeffaraorta - Business Report Afternoon' A frantic and befud­ In his home at Charleston, he has lust recorded his first album (S) - Last Round-Up of the (2® - Rojo Verano TeterK)vela “ 1 first met him in 1947 after 1 came home from Europe. So you think everybody around the world wants to Earth when its companions, forced by an emergency, who belongs ^ w h o m and dled bankrobber plans a Brook­ S.C., he thinks o f the days he (32) - '81 U.8. Open QoH Elephants This special exsm* en la cual Jorge Solano regresa 1 1 :1 5 P .M . lyn bank heist that goes awry My daughter, Anne, had him over to the house, and 1 join the circus and come to live in America? Not so return to outer space. The stranded alien is befriended how. I^etie im t^lly were loss the largest of land animals; took Anzio and led the Fifth Hilitaa a su hogar en Puerto Rico des­ - Program JIP Al Pacino, Chris Sarandon, John with two current performers. by a boy. Their relationship and adventures are movie, nine children altogether. (60 min.) ' didn’t know who Ronald Reagan was. Never in my wildest had spent much of his early parents. (3® - 'Your Mag. for Woman pues de estar en prision por 20 Cazale. 1976. Rated R. Army that liberated Italy. 1 1 :3 0 P .M . dreams did I imagine that the young man who dated my Kristo and Nelly Ivanov, who defy death three story-telling at its best. “ LiiidS and I,” Dusty years in the great out­ (T) - Sports Illustrated anos por un crimen cometido en Korea is still on his mind, as “ Mom and Dad were - Charlie's Angels defense propia y decide vengar 2 :0 0 A .M . shows a day for Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Spellbinder Spielberg offers moviegoers another sur­ Jtogers says, “ were the C£) (iSl - Major League CD - Hawaii Five-O daughter would become my commander in chief.’’ doors. They all had away a lot while I was a kid (S ) - Monaylina el crimen cometido contra sus well as the day he ordered the efire hit with “ Poltergeist,” a hair-raising occult of the Baseball: Boston at N ew York ( B - MOVIE: To Be That was back in 1947, but since he hung up his uniform , Bailey, come from Bulgaria. Kristo joined the circus natural children of Roy. padres y hermano. 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Tom was CD ® - Nightllne the Army and keeps the old invited him to go back to my kids.” ® ' El Derecho de Necer Te­ Haro A mine booby-trapped padres de Jorge poseian (3 ) - MOVIE: -Return To therapist and teacher o f physical education. war horse informed. Gen. Clark: Talking tough who could have been his son-in-law, Ronald Reagan. elude big stars. But he clearly has created a star in my mother’s son. Then there and stay with them. lenovela en ia cual Maria Elena with gold and murderous men cuando el crimen fue cometido. CD - Ironside Paradise' Prior to World War II, Theiy’ re in love with the cirCus because it takes E.T., the loveable little space traveler. when Dad married Dale, He has three — Shawna, del Hunco da a luz un hijo ilegi- transform Ralph's field trip into Axel Anderson, Galdys Rodri­ (3D ' Saturday Night Live an American on a South Seas He did, and while he was island marries a native girl. Gary them to places like London, Paris, Moscow, War­ Another fantasy movie drawing long lines at the box they adopted five children 13; Kelly, 10; and Dustin, 6 tlmo. Su padre al entararae de a brush with death. (R) (60 min.) guez. 0® - MOVIE: 'Ust Metro' there he met and fell in esto decide deshacerse dU nlrro Cooper, Roberta Haynes. 1953. saw, even Monte Carlo, where they were decorated office is “ Star Trek II, The Wrath of Khan,” along with and they had one child, — and when they were (B ) - MOVIE: Evening in 1 0 :0 0 P .M . German occupation in Paris love with a girl. And pretty pero 'Mama* Dolores, su negra Byzantium' Part 1 The decad­ forces a Jewish theatre director (S ) - Sports Update by Prince Rainier and Princess Grace fo r com in g in criada, decide encargarse del “ Rocky III,” one of the few motion picture sequels to Robin, who was Mongoloid soon they got m a rri^ . younger he decided his ence, dazzle and power of the CD - N ew s into supervising his play produc­ ^ - Kojak third in a circus festival. bebe. Nadie oonoce la historia Cannes Film Festival is captured tions from the theatre's base­ improve on the original. and died.’ ’ Her father was in the place was at home, not CD ® - Dynasty A strange ® - MOVIE: 'The Rose* A- “ No, we don’t want to live in America. Some day hasta qua Albertico se convierte in this movie based on Irwin dream becomes real-life for ment. Catherine Denueve, Heinz the age o f 41. And, if you’re old enough, you may recall all “ Star Trek II” is light years better than the first He says that his father gallivanting around young singer struggles to sur­ I enjoy watching the old “ Blondle” series on TV. construction business in en doctor y se envuelve con su Shaw's best seller. Glenn Ford, Krystle and Blake, Stephen en­ Bennent, Jean-Louis Richard. we’ll retire to a country place in Bulgaria,’ ’ .explains vive in the harsh world of rock Whatever became o f the stars, Penny Singleton and Arthur the hoopla he and the great Greta Garbo caused when they movie, returning to the story lines of the old TV series had wanted to name him making records and propia familia. Veronica Castro, Shirley Jones. Eddie Albert. ters a dangerous car race to 1980. Rated PG. Kristo, who is 34. Why? “ Well, in Bulgaria you can Mlddlefield, and Dusty music. Bette Midler, Alan Bates. allegedly carried their torrid on-screen romance into their instead of relying on glitzy special effects. Dustin Roy, after tbe singing in nightclubs. Socorro Avetar, Humberto Zu- 1978. win Sammy Jo's affections, and Lake?— S.P., Parma Heights, Ohio joined him and worked in rita. 33l - Wild, wild West Frederic Forrest. 1979. retire after 20 years o f service as a circus performer, (B) - Auto Racing '82: CART Alexis seizes a powerful new It’s amazing how that show still holds up. Arthur Lake private lives. Disney’s new space odyssey, “Tron,” is another famous silent film star, (SD - Nawsdask get a pension and take it easy. W e have everything a that area for several years. - Entartalnmant Tonight Rex Maya 160 from weapon to win back Blake. (R) 2 :1 5 A .M . just turned 77. A n d the last thing we heard he did was host smashing fatansy with weird and inventive use of com; Dustin Farnum. But (60 min.) I remember when Haya family would want, thanks to the circus. Our two But you can’t keep a singer ” I quit it all for nine ® - vyelcome Beck Kotter MilwaukM, Wl (22) ® - Tonight Show (23) - MOVIE: 'Pulp' A seedy puters that boggle the senses. Disney’s wizards have Something changed his Johnny is joined by guitarist a radio show with his wife, Patricia Van Cleve, over KCBH years,” he says. ” I wanted - MOVIE: ‘Stripes’ A re- CD -* Entertainment Tonight writer is hired by an ex-film star Harareet, who starred in sons are happy traveling and soon will be in school. silenced for long and, while (S ) - Buairtasa Report (33) Liona Boyd. (60 min.) in Palm Springs, Calif. (Van Cleve is the niece of Marion developed astounding new techniques for “ Tron,” which mind and the baby became to ghost write his barely printa­ ” Ben-Hur,” visited This year we will go home to buy a house and land. he was putting up houses in to raise my family. I 7 :3 0 P .M . cruit has his own ideas as to (3D - Independent Network , Davies.) Penny Singleton was president of the powerful could revolutionize future science-fictions films. Roy Jr. But he was called how the 'New Army* should N ew s ' (23) £2) - Captioned ABC ble autobiography. Michael Crawfordsville, Ind. What’s L ife is go o d in B ulgaria.” the daytime, he was worked in construction up N ew s Came, Mickey Rooney. 1972. A fter a lengthy dry spell, there will be three musicalq Dusty all the same. C3D - P'M. Magazine work. Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, - ESPN Special: 1982 American Guild o f Variety Artists for 12 years, up until her To reach the top, they’ve worked hard and in Apple Valley.” (3® happened to her?— R.E.S., singing with a country - All In the FamHy Warren Oates. 1981. Rated R. - Uncle Floyd defeat in an election in 1977. N o w , A G V A sources tell us, showing this summer, “ Annie,” “The Best Little He was always around (3) U.S. Open Golf Preview 2 :3 0 A .M . Crawfordsville, Ind. perfected several exciting routines, in one, he spins group around Ohio in the Apple Valley, not far Q® - Great Sports Legends she is living quietly in retirement on the West Coast. Whorehouse in Texas” and “ Grease II.” show business in that fam i­ CSD - You Asked For It 0® - MOVIE: 'Zorro The Gay 1 2 :0 0 A .M . (3® - ESPN Sports Center her on a chain he holds with one arm. She holds on evenings. from Los Angeles, is a (2® - MOVIE; 'The Moonshine Blade' A comic spoof of the le­ Wow! Talk about names “ Annie,” the big, splashy movie version of the hit ly. He sang with Roy and CD - Family Feud CB - MOVIE: 'The Seduction - Overnight Desk by her teeth. “ There’s no trick,” she explained. rural suburb where Roy Wer* Mountain folk fight over gendary Zorro. George. Hamil­ out o f the past! Yep, we, too, That grew until he was of Miss Leona' An unmarried Is Irene Dunne still living? If so, how old is she? How Broadway musical, is another thunderous hit although it Dale for 11 or 12 years, CD - Major League Baseball; bootleg booze. Patrick McGoo- ton, Lauren Bacall, Brenda 3 :0 0 A .M . “ Your teeth get used to it. It’s okay if you have it and Dale Rogers ran an inn and reclusive college teacher remem ber Haya Harareet, a asked to be a DJ and soon New York Mata at Plttaburgh han, Richard Widmark. Alan Vacarro. 1961. Rated R. about John Gilbert?— H .A ., Chicago, 111. properly set in your m outh, but sometim es I d o it was not greeted enthusiastically by critics. mostly on the road. And he for many years. falls in love with a married (D - MOVIE; 'High Crime' real stunner. She was hailed he started a country-and- (3D - N ew s Alda. 1970 S ® - Harry O The chief of Genovese detec­ Irene Dunne is very much alive and enjoying her retire­ “ Annie,” however, is the perfect movie for the whole did a little acting in some maintenance man who has been as “ the prom ising new actress wrong and it hurts.” And they don’t even work with Westem music show on a But Dusty Rogers is back (32) “ ESPN Sports Center (S ) “ Pr1menewa/120 tives and his commissioner un­ family, especially families with youngsters whosq of Roy’s pictures when he (2 ) - Crossfire repairing her house. Lynn Red­ ment in Los Angeles. She’ s 78. John G ilbert died in 1936 at r - h ' a net! Cleveland radio station and m show business again and, grave, Anthony Zerbe, Con- cover the identity of the from Israel.” But after “ Ben- (3® - Sports Look ( 2 ) > Reel People Tonight's (S ) ” Oulncy Quincy tries to Their ambition isi to do an acrobatic act hanging moviegoing is restricted to PG films. was a boy. chata Ferrell. 1980. manipulators of Italy's growing Hur,” nothing much happen­ then he had his own show he says, this time it’s for (S ) * Sports Tonight show features a doctor- prevent toxic waste from harm­ “ Grease 11” takes up where the original left off but Then he went through hypnotist who claims she has drug traffic. James Whitmore, ed. T h e last we heard, she from a helicopter high over Chicago or across a wire ing the health of nearby resi­ CD - Psrry Mason on WEWS, a top Cleveland keeps. About a year ago he (S) - M*A*S»H been in practice for 10,000 Franco Nero, Fernando Rey. Paople Exclusive! answers the most interesting strung between the twin towers o f the World Trade with less pizazz and, unfortunately, sans John Travolta that stage of wanting to dents. (R) (60 min.) - Ali-Star SportsChallange was married to a director and TV station. And he was figured his children bad ® - MOVIE: 'Wrong Arm of years, a fashion show for frogs (3® 1973 questions from readers. Send yours to us care of this Center. Why not in Bulgaria? In unison, they ex­ and Olivia Newton-John. make it on his own, so after (2® - Great Railway Journeys living in London ... possibly back in show business — reached the age when they the Law' The syndicete gets and a visit to the 'most iso la te (2® - World Cup Soccer: West (3® ~ Sports Probe newspaper. claimed, “ Ah, there’s nothing like America!” “ Best Little Whorehouse” is an assured success with high school be started together with the ^ i c e for their woman in America.* (R) (60 Germany vs. Algeria trying to keep out o f the way but not to stay. didn’t need daddy at home - 24 Horae (2® - MOVIE: 'The Raid' Con ©1982 BY TKIBUNl I O M l’AN Y N D K A th . INC Burt Reynolds, No. 1 box-office star, and working in a factory. But mutual protection. Peter Sellers. min.) & - MOVIE: 'Network' A ® - MOVIE: Continental federate officers escape from a 220 hiii 42nd Sircei N ,» Yori, N Y MXIP o f chariots. Haya Harareet, I960 He began recording in all the time, so he traded Bernard Jeffries. Nanette New­ pulchritudenous Dolly Parton. be decided that Indoor (2® © ) ~ Kennedy Center failing television network is Divide' A political reporter is military prison and plan to loot a Nashville and soon found his hammer for a guitar man. 1963. Tonight 'An Opera Gala: Sakite sent into the wild country to in­ town. Van Heflin, Anne Ban­ “ Conan: The Barbarian,” starring muscleman Arnold work was not his cup of taken over by a giant conglom­ himself in the same trap and h e ’ s badk on the (2® @ ) - MacNell-Lehrw to George London.' Fifteen op­ erate determined to make it a terview an ornithologist with croft, Lee Marvin. 1954 Schwarzenegger, is an oldfashioned, violent epic pitting Java. After all, he was a whom he falls in love. John Be- that had engulfed his singing trail a^ain. Report era stars join Beverly Sills in a profitable enterprise. William - Gunsmofce the forces of good against the infidels. It has proved the cowboy by inheritance and recital to sing to arid talk about Holden. Faye Dunaway, Peter lushi, Blair Brown. 1961. their mentor and colleague. (2 3 ;3 0 A .M . surprise box office hit of the year so far. Finch. 1976. (31 - MOVIE: 'Cromwair Eng- hrs.) - Made In Taiwan 'Televi­ land at the time of Charles I is (32) - Auto Racing '82: CART Advice TTie biggest question mark of the summer is “Thn Limit set on Emmys (S - MOVIE: On the Town’ sion from the Republic of divided by overwhelming politi­ Rex Mays 150 from World According to Garp,” a faithful movie version of Three sailors on leave set out China.' donctusion. cal troubles. English persecution Milwaukee, Wl the bestselling novel starring Robin Williams. It’s a to find 'Miss Turnstiles of the of the Catholics in Ireland, im­ (3i - NCAA CoHege HOLLWOOD (UPI) — In an effort to speed up 1 0 :1 5 P .M . pending war with Scotland and well-made, gripping movie but it is faced with for­ Month.' Gene Kelly, Frank Sina­ Basketball: Aloha Classic television’s Em m y Awards and eliminate the tedium of tra. Betty Garett. 1950. ® - Thru* Stooge* injustices of the King's court midable competition. lead Cromwell to rise up against (2D ■ Roal Pictures parading obscure winners to the stage, the TV academy Cinema 8 :3 0 P .M . 1 0 :3 0 P .M . Rolling up impressive figures are a trio of holdovers his King. Richard Harris. Alec 3 :4 5 A .M . will limit the on-the-air awards to 27 this year. f p - Carol Burnett and ( £ - Boimv HHI Show Guineas, Robert Morley. 1970 — Academy- Award winner “Chariots of Fire,” “ Oh The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences board of (33) - MOVIE: ’Going Apel' Mother humiliates 'doctor' son Friends rff) - Maude ® - The Love Boat A judge Three orangutans complicate Golden Pond” and Blake Edwards’ new comedy, governors voted to present five of 10 program (3® - NA8L Soccer: Seattle at falls for a man she put on pro­ (SD- N ews the life of tlwir guardian. “ Victor-TVictorla.” categories and all 12 performer categories on the 34th Enfield Chicago bation, the Captain falls for a H artford OS - NBA Rookie of the Year Danza, Jessica Walker, Danny Still going strong in many cities is “ Porky’s,” a beauti^l woman and Doc's love DEAR A llllV : At a recent family reu­ remember. I undoubtedly picked it up otherwise healthy, to worry about “ hor­ annual prim etim e Em m ys telecast ^ p t. 19. Atheneum Cinem a — Cine 1,2, 3, 4 5 & 6 — @ 1 - 'Charytin' Programa mus­ Devito. 1981. Rated PG. ical presentartdo la beiia Chary- (3) - Independent Natwoik life suffers. Guest starring Pat nion, my 6-year-old nephew was caught from another “ gildy” party. monal Imbalance” would be a barefaced raunchy, sex-sopp^ movie about high school kids in Approximately 30 other awards will be made at an un­ Rocky III (PG) 7, 9:15. - Reopens Thursday. tin. N ew s Crowley, George Gobel and 4 :0 0 A .M . shame. Florida, already nudging $100 million. Star Trek H 7:15, 9:40. - Murphy Cross. (R) (60 min.) by his mother playing “ doctor " with his televised Em m y Awards banquet, Sept. 12, Including Cinema City — Das 1 0 :4 5 P .M . 0D - Hazel 5-year-old fem ale cousin. She.punished DEAR ABBY: I have exactly the same “ Diner” is a sleeper, a story of a half-dozen post-high five program categories, plus the remaining creative Dead Men Don’t Wear 9 :0 0 P .M . (S ) - PBS Late Night D e a r Boot (R ) 7, 9:55. - Hanky ( ® - Reporter 41 (S ) ~ Fraaman Reports problem as “ Macho Man,” the 23-year- D EAR A B B Y : I had to laugh when I school pals set in Baltimore. It’s an interesting study of Plaid (P G ) 7:45, 9:45. - (D - MOVIE: To Find My him by painting his genitals with Mer- arts categories. A taped and edited version of some of Panky (P G ) 7:30, 9:30. - (S !)- N e w t 1 2 :3 0 A .M . (S )' Newscenter old man who can’t seem to grow a read about the “ c n K i” husband who interpersonal relationships along the lines of a post­ Visiting Hours (R ) 7:40, Son' A sincere, loving man tries curochrome and forcing him to sit nude those honorees will be Included in the primetime show Visiting Hours (R ) 7:20, to adopt a child, and finds him­ (3D - Adam-12 Abby adolescent “ American Graffiti” or “ Breaking Away.” 1 1 :0 0 P .M . in front of all the relatives while they respectable-looking moustache. He said gave his w ife $50 and nold her to go buy from the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. 9:40. — Grease 2 ( P G ) 7:20, 9:55. — Poltergeist (PG) self embroiled in a bitter battle (B - Ret Patrol There are some disappointments out there this because of the unprecedented (3D 3 ) (E) ® - N e w * \t jnade fun of him. A b iga il he has tried many times to grow one, and what she w a n t^ for Mother’s Day. What 9:40. 7:30, 9:50. — Private (X) - MOVIE: '1 Waa a he always gets disgusted and shaves it is she complaining about? ' summer, too. One is comedian Steve Martin’s new Lessons (R ) 7:20, 9:30. circumstancas of his situation. CB - M*A*8*H Teenage Werewolf A psy­ ~ Everything seems to be OK with the Van Buren Colonial — Vicious Richard Thomas, Julie Cobb. off because it grows in some sparse it My husband once gave me a comedy-detective thiller, “ Dead Men Don’t Wear Manchester ( £ - Benny HHI Show chiatrist uses a temperamental * boy and mother at the moment, but the 'Rocky 111’ making mint Black Dragon Killer (R), (D - The Merv Show teenager for his experiments in Plaid.” Its gimmick is intercutting scenes featuring (3D - Honeymoon* r* * consensus among the half-dozen or so looks ridiculous. wheelbarrow for Mother’s Day so I could with Steel Muscles (R) UA Theaters East — regression. Michael Landon. CD ® - The Fall Guy Colt is (32) - ESPN SporU Canter ■J people to whom I have told this story is Yop told him to buy a false one at a clean the garden better. great stars of the past — Cagney, Bogart, Ladd, Craw­ HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — “ Rocky IH,” which rocketed Visiting Hours (R ) 7:30, left to prevent the assassination Yvonne Lime. Whit Bissell. from 6:30. (3S - Woman'* Gymnsstict: 1957 that kid will be "em otionally scarred for “ hair goods” store. Welt, that would be Another Mother’s Day he gave me a ford — seemingly interplaying with Martin. to $16 milUon at the box office in its first four days, 9:30. — Hanky Panky (P G ) of a visiting foreigh president East Hartford USAIOC Eastern Regkmal u n feelin g. Worth skipping Is “ Parasite,” a dumb horror picture, when Ryker is killed. (R) (60 QD - Star Trek * l i f e . ” out of the question for me, because ladder so I could shovel the snow o ff the stands to earn almost that mnch on CBS-TV when the Eastwood — Victor, 7:40,9:40. — Grease2 (P G ) Chmpkxiehip From Allen- min.) - 1981 Wimbledon jS: If so, 1 feel that I am an accomplice to everyone would know it was pasted on, roof. and “ Hanky Panky,” which would seem to prove that fbirri of Sylvester htallone’s ’’Rocky” films is aired. 7:20, 9:45. (32> DEAR AB BY: You used the phrase Victoria (PG) 7, 9:30. ! it inasmuch as 1 permitted my nephew to and that would be worse than not having I’m 73 years old and I’m not com­ Gene W ilder and Gllda Radner should confine their The network, which bought TV rights to "R ock y” and R ockville "gild the lily” in responding to someone Poor Richards — Vic­ J be put on display and ridiculed. Is there any moustache at all. plaining. I’m still using both the romance to offscreen. “ Rocky n ,” announced it has purchased multiple runs Film Festival Cinemas w ho asked if one need send written tor, Victoria (R ) 7:15,9:30. * -anything 1 can do for the boy beyond I am 27 years old and do not have any wheelbarrow and the ladder. of “ Rocky HI” on a sliding percentage scale. — Battle Beyond the Stars thanks fo r a thank-you bouquet. Showcase Cinema — YOU should know about I some sincere praying? facial hair. I mean nothing — nada! SUSAN ANDERSON, BEMIDJI, MINN. It was reported CBS paid MGM $7.5 million for three 7 with Excalibur 8:50. — A b b y , th e correct quote is “ To gild Rocky I II (P G ) 1,3,5 7:10, ; HIS UNCLE IN CALIFORNIA Could I possibly have a hormone im­ PUBLIC NOTICE! runs, but should the box-office receipts total $50 milliMi The Thing 7 with King COVENTRY ANTIQUE CENTER re fin e d gold, to paint the lily.” Then it 9:30. — The Secret balance? Maybe so, because the rest of Do you hate to write letters because or more, the network could eventually wind up Policeman’s Other Ball Kong 8:40 1141 Main Stroat, RL 31 5 DEAR UNCLE: The chances of your g o es on to say, “ To throw a perfume on my body is also hairless. And get this — I you don’t know what to say? Thank'-you FREEH FRKH telecasting addiUonal runs and paying the studio $14.5 (R ) 1:30, 3:30, 5:25, 7:35, Stores Covwitry, CT ? nephew being "emotionally scarred for the violent to smooth ice, or add another am a full-blooded Italian, and Italians notes, sympathy letters, con­ million. 9:55. — The Sword and the Trans-Lux College 1 life” are small. But if he seems affected hue unto the rainbow . . . is wasteful and BLOOD A multhdealor complex In a are noted for their hairiness. Am I nor­ gratulations, how to decline and accept Sorcerer 1:20, 3:45, 10. — Twin — Star Trek H 7, j by that humiliating experience, you can ridiculous excess” (from Shakespeare’s historic building mal? Or should I see a doctor about hor­ invitations and how to write an in­ PRESSURE Dead Men Don’t Wear 9:10. — A lice’s Restaurant, 5 assure him that almost all kids play “ King John” ). mones? teresting letter are included in Abby’s TAKSN BY Plaid (P G ) 1:15,3:15,5:15, 7, with The Return of the Opwi Frt., Sat, Sun., S Mon. 10-6 ^ “ doctor” out ofnatural curiosity, and he It’s a shame to see that lovely phrase Cassidy special slated HAIRLESS booklet, “ Bow to Write Letters for All CLINIC A 7:40, 10:10. — Star Trek H Secaucus Seven, 9. Antiquee, Coffoelfhfot, Oak, Toy$, Otooo, China, 1 committed no serious crime. Add, too, m isused. RCQI8TERE0 Johann Strauss’s Occasions.” Send $2 and a long, stamped HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Teenage idol Shaun Cassidy — The Wrath of Khan (PG ) Vernon 2 that he should not repeat the deed. PATTI THE PURIST DEAR HAIRLESS: An examination N U R tt Unana, FumHura, Chain, Toofo, Jaaralry, (47 cents), self-addressed envelope to: will make his debut as a television musical special star 12:30, 2:45, 5 ,7 :2 0 ,9 :4 5 .- Cine 1 & 2 - Victor, - And you can tell the boy’s mother that by an endocrinologist might put you at Booka, Caman, ale. Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 38923,' June 26 after building his following in a pair of un­ P oltergeist (P G ) 12:45, Victoria (PG) 7:15,9:40.- 4 for her to have punished her son in that DEAR PATTI: Sorry. I’ve been ease, but if your only problem is the Hollywood, Calif. 90038. successful TV series, “ Breaking Away" and “ The Har­ 3:05, 5:20, 7:40, 10:05. - On Golden Pond (PG) 7, i humiliating manner was both cruel and saying “ gild the lily” ever since I can absence of facial hair, and you are AT: UM ETT nUUUHACY SWI DIE FLEDERMAUS PAMUUII HEALTH SHOPfE dy Boys.” Chariots of Fire (PG) 2, 9:15. The hour-long NBC-TV special will offer a humorous 4:30, 7:20, 9:50. — E.T. The West Hartford lod i at Cassidy’s life on the road and w ill feature guest Extra-Terrestrial (PG) Elm 1 & 2 - Victor, Co •punsnred nn n COMMUNITY StHVlCc by star Loni Anderson. There is also an appearance by the 12:30, 2:50, 5, 7:20, 9:45. Victoria (PG) 7, 9:30. - M i THIS iC.r.r T T PARKAOF. PHARMACY PARKAOf HEALTH ^ late Jack Albertson in a comedy sequence. Cat People (R ) 7:15. 9:40. NOW • JUNE 19 Smoke sickens a nonsmoker AT THE P A R K A O f N U T R IT 10 N C P W T F R MiiPh of the show was taped at actual Cassidy con- c ^ , including his top hits, “ That’s Rock ‘n’ Roll,” WEEK •**aaa*aaaaaaaaaa**ajo “ You’re Usin’ Me,” “ She’s .Right” and “ You’ve Lost DEAR DR. LAMB: I am a non- there is no medical solution. It is a Cancer is unlikely but reqiiratory IMTCHER GLASS CO. That Lovin’ Feelin.’” from . r smoker and smoke bothers me a great sociological problem. It is difficult for problems are increased. Second-hand Summer Dance Glk 0*«r JS Ymti fujfijwo ; P deal. Being in an environment filled with nonsmokers to realize why smokers are smoke is equivalent to being a light Your smoker. My personal opinion is that 6 to 11 P.M. ;! smoke makes my sinus passages sore so rude and Inconsiderate. Most smokers Sylvia Porter tells how to get V Y w Month’s Wottt” ISUMMER SESSION • t -and irritated, my throat scratchy and my would not ordinarily inflict suffering on employers should have “ smoke rooms.” COMmJn AUTO o l a m m r v j c i a S M iJIK 2 4 A ll other smoking qhould be banned. And WINDOW QLA8S • MIRRORS • GLASS >. - Hpity Wl the tflislness page In The Manchester Heralo. June 21 — Auguit, 13 c ! 1 eyes burn. In addition to the physical dls- Health others. But smokers usually do not have aaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa it should be banned from all puW c f URNITURE TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING ' 5 .comfort and sensitivity, I am very con- Lawrence any concept of the impact of their habit •Ballet *Jazz oModern* 3|cem ed about cancer. on other people. They don’t experience it places. • FIREPLACE & DOOR MIRRORS ' 'dUft'riM-MADE •Classes for Children and Adultaa ; Nr CondWoned I am sending you The Health Letter • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK ST, BRIDGETS 5 ■ The problem is that I work in an office Lamb, M.'O. so they have no way of knowing it. NanMS. < 'where smoking is highly approved and Second-hand smoke has been proved to number 19-6, Tobacco, The Great Health BAZAAR & RAFFLE JoifamoB Thoatre f accepted. It is allowed any place and any be a health hazard. ‘ Studies show it Hazard. .Others who want .this Issue can .J [^M M ictittiie649;452'0 ■ THE SCHOOL ^''time, making it impossible for me toes- narrows the airways of lungs in non- send 75 cents w itha hMg, stamped, aelf-' Uw UHhientty of -cape. anything I can do to projttet myself other smokers. It will cause irritation as you addressed envelope lor it to me, in care; MAPEnES OF DANCE ★ Rides, Arts and Crafts Cofflieclkat than quitting m y job? I of this newspaper, P.O. 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I am very 54 McKU ST., MANCHCSTte effect of working daily in a smoke-filled nicotine and 46 times as milch ammonia $S W iHteofAw. ,)'| Aka. fk A.9 aki • 70 MAIN STREET HosomtioRs: concerned and des^iefataly heed to find a canvas coat and helmet, flremefi on duty (OJf U n U f Su) tin environment? Should I have t>erlodic as inhaled cigai^tte smohe. It generates . ortSir' M a n c h e s t e r at the MetrotmUtan Om m House lA New St Bridget S Church 429-2012 solution. , m ore than 4,000 eompbUttds to poUdte the 646-S643 checks such as a chest X-ray to see if my VoHi City wear evelimj ctOtheS. e rz-M o b ' 'Vhealth is being harmed? Is there DEAR READER: Uhfdrtunately air. J MANCHESThH HERALD. Wed . June 16. 1982 26 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., June 16, 1982 Winnie Winkle — Henry Raduta atid J.K.S.

I 'L L . . . Rapes spark i > HE'S s o m e t h in g OF you MEAN MR. WRIGHT, YOUR BROTHER THIS 'ATTAC/<“ YOUR Bids opened A HYPOCHONPRIAC HE'S NOT AS IS REACHING o u t TO YOU I'L L TRY, Crossword Area towns BROTHER SUFFERED... , ILL AS HE , THE ONLY WAY HE KNOWS DOCTOR. Astro^graph YOU KNOW. I'D SAY IT'S MORE A TELLS ME? HE'S HOW. MEET HIM HALFWAY. b id f o r ATTENTION NOT GOING TO SYMPATHY, THAN ' A n d o v e ] DIE SO ON? cry for police ANYTHING ELSE. on insurance C o v e n t r y Bolton / ACROSS 46 Sloppy person Answer to Previous Puzzle SCORPIO (Oct S4-NM. 23) II Juno 17,1M2 48 Sound of possible, try to stew dear ol II 1 N A R d Iw A R F Before embarking on new ven­ 1 Massage contempt COVENTRY — Bids will be opened June 21 for a associates or companlone N 1 A C 1 N A R A B 1 A tures or enterprises this com­ 4 Falls behind 49 Federal inves­ today wbo are negative or think 1 M P E D E M 0 D E S T new insurance coverage plan for the town and ing year, finish the ones you've pettily. They could eeverely 8 Playfui child tigating body protection already begun. The payoff Is T E E Q R A 1 N L E E school board, and according to'-Town Council dampen your enthusiastic 12 Compass 51 Spoil D E V 1 S E 8 nearer than you think. point 53 Ergo chairwoman Joan Lewis, the search for a new GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) urges. V 0 T F E V O U S 8AQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Osc. 13 Entity 57 Make elastic 1 V A N L s A policy has prompted som e. competitive bidding, Beware of tendencies today to 21) Coworkets will become Irri­ look tor ways to postpone 14 Animal flesh 60 Take (si) N S E E S Spi* rcliitrd fditoriul on pag*' 6 from private insurance companies trying to out-do Fiano leads the list tated today It you tall to do that responsibilities or duties 15 Dog doctor, 61 Qualified E D Q E r A T T 0 S s the comparatively inexpensive CIRMA plan. which la expected ol you. Be a for short 62 Opinion E A L 1 Z E requiring immediate attention. producer, not a hollow £ BOLTON — Selectwoman Noreen B. Carpenter asked CIRMA is the insurance offered by the Connecticut Nothing will be gained by 16 Kind of 63 Baboon F P 0 V 1 L L A 1 A T E promisw. clothing 64 Having pedal L A D 0 E R E P 0 c H 8 her board Tuesday to beef up police protection in light of Association Of Municipalities. delays. Find out more of what CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IS) lies ahead for you for each sea­ Motley’s Crew — Templeton & l oiman 18 Antic digits A P 1 A R Y 8 P A R E S the recent rash of rapes in town. Mrs: Lewis said the council, along with School Have tun and enjoy yoursell 20 Actress Gabor 65 Mail B A N 0 Y A R E N A son following your birthday by today, but try to do everything She said she has received calls from concerned superintendent Dr. Arnold Elman, met Monday sending for your copy of Astro- 21 Sheltered side 66 Yes of Bolton taxpayers In modwatlon. You might not .IKObOOH, IDAHO. 11 Otherwise 43 Old time residents who are asking for increased protection. The Graph. Malt $1 for each to 22 Newton with the Insurance Advisory Committee and with a be as disciplined as usual. SURE HAVE/JA0K60W 17 Scold Astro-Graph, Box 469. Radio 60TV0UR PARIS., rexAG..- ingredient DOWN 45 Definite selectmen's office has also recieved a couple of calls in There's a chance you'll overln- ..PARIS.., 19 Football representative from the Hartford Insurance Group. City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be \ A U V 0 H „ WE'RE &0\H6 TD CM'HO,ILLINOIS. 24 Inner (pref.) article recent days from concerned townspeople. Mrs. Lewis said the Hartford representative BOLTON — Lawrence F. Fiano, $13,500 in revenue. It is assessed at Archambault owns apartments on sure to specify birth date. THE 6AIAE OLD ..CAIRO--, 26 Rampant 1 Invitation re­ league (abbr) 47 Actor Karloff AafuRIUS (Jan. 20-Fsb. IS) PimBD 23 Antelopes The resident state trooper is accepting applications presented a plan for workman’s compensation, whose South Road condominium $487,700. Tolland Road and Notch Road CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may have to contend with PLACES,,, 30 Pulled sponse (abbr.) 49 College group You’ll be in a sociable mood YfeT, PARU? 25 Little child for constabulary spots that will be opening later this plan was shot down by the Zoning Third is Elizabeth Fiano, et al, Extension, and Ronson owns some someone today who la a tritle 33 Defensive 2 Addict 50 Plague which makes up a major portion of the town money today, but it will be best to T 26 Glade spoiled and u s ^ to having his weapon 3 Second of a summer. The cutoff day is June 30 for these, and they budgeted for insurance coverage, and is the only Commission as well as by the com whose property is assessed at $417,- on Carpenter Road. spend time with a select group complaint or her own way. You'd be wise (abbr.) series 27 Nigerian of friends rather than to try and 52 Sea's ebb and can be picked up at the selectmen's office. coverage CIRMA offers. munity in recent months, was the 830 and includes building lots and Seventh is Charles and David to call a halt to this pattern. 34 Felt sorry 4 More tribesmen lose yourself In a large crowd. flow Mrs. Carpenter said at the selectmen's meeting the In all, $110,000 has been budgeted for the town biggest taxpayer last year, accor­ the restaurant on Route 44A. Based Minicucci, who own the M&M Oil on PISCES (Fab. 20-Marcli 20) Be about fortunate 28 Can be left LEO (July 23>Aug. 22) Take optimistic and positive today, out 54 College fourth recently reported rape in town, in two and a half alone for municipal insurance next fiscal year. Of ding to tax records. on the mill rate of 27.7, the revenue Route 6 and a trailer park and nothing for granted competi­ 36 Late Yugoslav 5 Year(Sp.) but also be realistic and practi­ 29 Half-scores Fiano’s assests, which include the tively today. You might feel that leader 6 Present athletic group weeks, which happened last Friday night in the center of that figure, $59,500 is set aside for workman's com­ from this property is about $11,570. apartments. The revenue here fs cal. It will take mors than wlsh- 31 Diminutive suf­ you have the edge, but condi­ 37 Superman s 7 Actor 55 Replica town, has heightened people’s awareness of the business real estate on Route 44A Fourth is HELCO, which brought about $7,345. lul thinking to make your fix pensation. The town spent the latter figure this tions could take a sudden turn girl McQueen 56 Fencing dreams come true. 32 Man of action nrohlem. and their concern. year. and an apartment complex on South in about $11,400. Winding up the top 10 is the Bolton and substantially lower the 39 Cozy 8 New Deal sword ARIES (March 21-Aprit 19) project (abbr ) 35 Not bright Police have arrested an East Hartford man in con-- Town Manager Charles McCarthy said CIRMA Road, are assessed at $531,510, Fifth and sixth are apartment Veterinary Clinic, owned by V.P.C. odds. 41 Female saint 58 Flower plot Before making any ma|or (abbr.) 9 Xanthic 38 Actor Mineo nection with the first one May 28, which police described has quoted the town $47,253 for workman’s compen­ meaning $14,700 in taxes. owners Richard Archambault and Associates, the chemical plant VIRGO (Aug. 22-8#pt. 22) purchases, examine the mw- 59 Buddhism Subdue tendencies today to JMINWt WllMWl 42 Thesis 10 Type of 40 Proceed (2 chandlse and proposition In as a brutal attack in the woods off Camp Meeting Road sation for the town and $17,100 for the school board. The second largest taxpayer is W. Bruce Ronson who brought in about Syndet on Route 44A, owned by exaggerate or to pretend you cabbage wds.) type detail. What appears to be t 44 Stifle Harry England, whose business real George Gorra, and Ludis Upenieks, are knowledgeable about after the woman was picked up hitchhiking. The Hartford plan would cost about $66,000 total. $9,400 and $8,960 respectively in good deal on the surface may World’s areatest Superherpee They are still investigating a rape that same estate at Bolton Notch brought in revenue. who runs the U&R Construction Co. sometnlng when. In truth, you 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 11 be anything but. 'and the THRILL6 TMAYBE THEY t^ N T ■ are not. Your ploys will be easi­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) To Memorial Day weekend when a 16-year-old Manchester ly unmasked. mil.NALME — placate othws today you might NLOUNT .A — OOLNER 13 14 girl was attacked by two men at the Manchester Drive- LIBRA (8epl. 23-Ocl. 23) IF NO CANS ARE STREET 6 ANE>h AND MAYBE I'LL GROW 12 make decisions which may not W4M/IIEC’ 416 ABOUT AROUND, IT LOOKS I Unless you are In a position to ^nm&SAHDELY - In. They said there have been reports of another rape at serve your beet Intweete. Be BEING ALONE financially do so without Incon­ like YOU'LL HAVE a w a t 15 16 17 AT night IN THE ^ !_ the same place the next night, but no victim has yet veniencing your present life­ lair to them, but also to your­ TO MAKE WITH style, don't take on long-term sell. CITY-ESPEC/AUY ^ TUP come forward. li| 18 19 20 21 Police are also still searching for the rapist of the fiscal obligations at this time. IN N0I0HBORHCX5O9] LIKE m s O N E h ... w L . ■ b Bolton woman Friday night. They said the woman was ;j: 22 2 3 | 24 25 jogging when attacked by a man at knifepoint. She was ■ dragged into the woods and forced to disrobe, and then *‘A consistent ad In 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 raped, police said. 1 ■ 35 36 Paul Rossetto and Bob Blanchard, Bridge W 33 ■ 1 The Herald has 37 38 39 40 4, co-owners of Blanchard & Rossetto, ■RKUFfWSaRG^ Several arrested PtUcY OXGWa ■ ■ Realtors are great believers In 42 ■ 44 45 advertising, especially when It’s in i Kay shows the way 47 48 helped our company iievyit Law — James Schumelster 46 by Coventry police Dummy’s ace would win and ■ the Manchester Herald. 53 54 55 56 a low trump lead to South’s 49 50 52 he was released on a PTA queen would disclose the bad IT MU&T'VE h u r t TD FIND b ■ COVENTRY - Police 1HANL6Fi0B' IWA6UU5T ^ 59 60 for a court date of June grow and become a trump break. Declarer’s aOERTYTOHEAB' OUT^VVASMA^ED^ 57 58 made several arrests last NORTH ,-IMl COMIh^ BY^ r next play would be a trump that SOME 6UY YOU V f ^ 6UDPENIY THE weekend on unrelated in­ 21, police said. Visit Paul or Bob at their office at ♦ A ID CHEER MP •OTHEe^WOMAN.------63 to dummy’s jack and East’s UR ALAN. played VW FDR 61 62 cidents. All of the arrested Erin J. Boisse, 22, of 1177 TJ763 ace. Now East would cash A S L K X n 1 8 9 West Center Street, 4KQJ62 AT LEAST have been ordered to Main St., was cited with his ace of diamonds and lead 65 66 leader In the 4742 XH,' HAD 64 appear at Tolland County operating a motor vehicle Manchester, they’ll be glad to tell a club. COMPIPANY.. *6 while under suspension, WEST EAST Declarer would have no Superior Court. 4K9JI74 4 109 65 2 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | operating under the in­ you more. way to get to dummy to pick Russell L. Hence, 19, of 4 ----- 4 A 10 4 2 up Blast’s 10 of trumps and 32 Upton Drive, was fluence and breach of real estate field! 74 ♦ A would be held to 10 tricks. charged with disorderly peace. He was released on 4J 1085 4963 The one successful declar­ a PTA for a court date of SOUTH conduct, and ordered to er was Norman Kay of Phil­ CELEBRITY CIPHER appear in court June 22. He June 29. 4 3 adelphia, then and now one 4KQ985 m Calabrity CIphar cryptograms ara craatad from quotations by tamoui paopta. past was released on a written Felicia Michael, 22, of It really works!” of our greatest players. «)d praaant. Each lattar in tha etphar stands lor anothar Today's efua U oquMis C ♦ 10853 When West s W e d out of promise to appear. Redding, was cited with 4AKQ driving an unregistered hearts, Norman stopped to David L. Loree, 32, of Vulnerable: Both study possibilities. Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence Willimantic, was charged motor vehicle. Dealer: South East probably held five . YA KNOW, THAT MIGHT “ZE PHN FR ETLR EKHE PCIRN Albe'rt ocriven, 18, of ITG o n l y a m y t h . with operating under the spades. He was known to "CATCH A NOT BE SUCH A BAP Weft North E u t Son ,.GO I THOUGHT ■ BUT THINK OF THE influence and failure to Ashford, was cited with hold four hearts and the bid­ J p -THIS 5-rUNT TO HOPAG Ik) THE IDEA. WE COULD USE ding marked him with the WISCONSIN PUBLICITY IF EASY THE EXPOSURE IN , drive in the proper lane driving without a license, k e e p EASY'S NAME G O ES AFTER UHIICE FLN WCDR, FLE CIR EKZIY WOOPS".,. that p a r t o f / th e n after a two-car accident on and driving an un­ ace of diamonds. Maybe that IN THE LIMELIGHT. ONE. ace of diamonds would be a WHAT'S A the country. / IT'S A registered motor vehicle. HOPA6T / c ar o l a n d I Main Street Saturday singleton. Marion T. Piiiliips, 36, of / ARE TAKING NCL KHDR EC HGPZE ZM EKHE ZE night. There were no in­ Opening lead: 4K Norman led out his ace of I THE KIPS TO juries in the accident, and 1312 Main St., was cited clubs. West, an obliging ,l WISCONSIN NEXT with failure to obey a stop fellow, dropped the eight as iW EEK. MAYBE \ EASY COULD JOIN/ MLTR PHJRM MKCSSZIY ACT ZE H the apparent start of an echo sign. ^ US. By Ofwald Jacoby to show an even number. So Charter a^AlanSontag Norman cashed his other WCE RHMZRT.” — XHUJ JWLYPHI MODERN AUTO clubs before leading to Here is a hand front a dummy’s jack of hurts. panelers RADIATOR 1970 New York tournament East had no way to throw INTRODUCES In which practically every Norman In his own hand and PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"The trouble with being a leader is that the 90-mlnute declarer played in hearts be never got to score his 10 you can't be sure whether people are following you or chasing sought and usually at the five level. of hearts. Allay Oop — Dave Graue you." — Ronald Reagan drIve-in and The play would start with (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) drive-away eolutloni a king of spades lead. COVENTRY - The SOME THINK Q U ITE f r a n k l y , I WAS HOPING rCCXJLD GET YOUR MR.CX3P TO DO Democratic Town Com­ FOR: HE DIED IN M so illa’t Pop — Ed Sullivan A LITTl-E FIRST-HAND RESEARCH mittee's nominating com­ Auto radiator leaks, BATTLE, OTHERS S A Y H E , f o r ME ON THE SUBJECT.' mittee is still looking for hose leaks, DESERTED.' Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright residents interested in ser­ overtieating, I'M SORRY.' I'VE BEEN ving on the proposed OLIVER'S UPSET thermostats, BECAUSE *100 ON EPSE ABCXJT Jharter Revision Commis­ anti-freeie changes, VELLEP AT HIM, l o s in g m u HAIR. sion cleaning and flusliing POP.' Those Democratic We have found that T residents interested are most of our customers ask to contact the following problems can be solved members of the within this time frame. h5 I nominating 'committee: The problem part is Frank Dunn, Brian Heath, removed, promptly Donna Newton. Bruce repaired on our Stave and Ralph Thissell. Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves premises and The commission will reinstalled. consist of seven members. Replacements are Its work is scheduled to be available from our dis -ioM ETlM e^ ^ completed by March or ■v?-’ tributor size inventory. OLIVER W O N P E P J U f T April. Relair in our waiting UNPERSTANPS, C A n y o n e room, while our POP.' r e m o t e - ONCE UPON A TIME knowledgeable VVHOM. .^SATURDAYS specialists get you 11-4 FOUMT moving again. nwUE 5 649-0682 modem RADUTOR WORKS 4-H., 373 Main SI., Manch, CT •O C PtvIU l i SUJlV'fBAA. t-l* Tha Born Loser — Art Sansom Bugs Bunny — Warner Bros. ? 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WInthrop — Dick Cavalli WMATS FIRST T u Ey £ inSTD''O l'A ll r vAGNPeR IFADMIRAU r M (SOtNkSf TO THE NORTH WELU.TOU'RE PPINS; I T a b o u t t h is OF -THE WAV POC. THE .HARP WAY ..YDU'RE BVRP HAP It? POT UP ilanrhTBtpr PCTte ANP BECCAAE AN WITH WISE APPLES? a r c t ic EXPtiSReR- HEAPING SOUTH. ‘'Your Hometown Community Nowspapor" MBS .12,200 OPTICAL PRESCM PTIONS T )iKMei (7~' HLLED IN 5 YEARS Put The H«rald AdvNrtWng To Work For Youl of profesaional optical aarvlca haa maOa us Iho faataat growing optical firm In tha araa. Good at _ Both Storaa CALL MSPLAY ADVEimmjS4M 711 •w ITS WORTH COMPARING _ ^H ldH ’lC«A PlP HE LIKE BEFORE YOU PURCHASE pSot^ay ™a « K WA. M . tu laa u s M • nr 0* b-ib GLASSES OR SllghUy I PIQs CONTACT LENSES Additional Charga awbtiCA»4.Twa>iWt p* bniOi_ Il HL PLAZA 83, RT. 83 VERNON 875-6156 MANCHESTER HER.\LD, Wed.. June 16, 1982 - 29 28 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. June 16, IDm Supermarket Shopper Hours: Daily 8-9 Sunday 9-6 Cleanliness 1st BUSINESS / Classified You with buyers Be U t i l i t y INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION The automated office: during 1981. That was up home increased 7.3 percent By Martin Sloane from 2.31 trips in 1980 and in 1981, down from 8 per­ The cent the previous year.) It should come as no sur­ was the first increase in m e r g e r more than five years. What did the report tell prise that the supermarket the supermarket operators industry is interested in The report also found the future is here now about our money-saving Judge! our shopping habits. The ' ^ ’ 725EAStMlbDLETPK. —MANCHESTER. CT. that we consumers were a babits? It found that 88 per­ (R O U T E S ) (FORWEWLVTOPrtOTChFCX>DS) people who operate the little more optimistic cent of us believed that it a p p r o v e d supermarkets like to know about food prices. Some 38 was important to keep Index for May: The electronic office ... the automated office ... mul­ what we’re doing and, even percent of the shoppers in track of the exact prices of more important, what HARTFORD (UPI) - Preferred tiprocess work stations ... interconnected computer the survey expect^ that our purchases. we're thinking. shareholders of the Connecticut 1 4 0 .3 networks. The office of the future goes by many names, food prices would remain Using cents-off coupons Light and Power Co. and the Hart­ but whatever the name, it is here. It is one of today’s Y o u r Progressive Grocer, an more stable than in recent ranked second ambng industry trade publication, ford Electric Light Co. have ap­ DOWN 0.2% hottest business sectors, with potential sales projected years; that was up from 31 money-saving habits; 83 WALL TO WALL DISCOUNT PRICES! proved a proposal to jnerge the two as high as $200 billion and with a wide range of manufac­ M o n e y 's found in its recently percent in 1980. percent of those questioned turers battling for a share of those billions in a fiercely released ‘'49th Annual subsidiaries of Northeast Utilities. W o rth (We could afford to be a said that coupons were im­ The merger will leave CL&P as competitive race. Report of the Grocery In­ portant in shopping Despite the new terminology, what this comes down dustry" the average little more optimistic, DOUBLE MANUFACTURERS COUPONS (cashiers will have details) Northeast’s single subsidiary in Ninth Decline Sylvia Porter since the Consumer Price economically. Connecticut, serving about 1 million to is simply the application of computer technology to shopper visited the super­ A little farther down the minimize drudgery and maximize productivity. Typing, market 2.53 times a week Index for food consumed at gas and electric customers in most I In Ten Months list was the use of store of the state's towns and cities. bookkeeping, corresponding, accounting, filing — all are brands and generics, with The 339,000 current HELCO Index: part of the automated office. only 15 companies in the entire domestic office 55 p e r c e n t of th e customers in 37 towns will be served^ It’s the old office equipment industry enhanced by a typewriter industry. respondents ranking them SEVEN SEAS CREAMY or BEANS...... , . J 3 S * 1 i O Q by CL&P, effective July 1. The 1 9 6 7 = 1 0 0 lot of new and versatile hardware: word processors, With competition so intense, the majority of vendors as important. in the field, including such giants as Exxon and Xerox, Clip ‘n’ file refunds DOLE HELCO rates will remain un­ desktop terminals, printers, electronic filing cabinets, The supermarket VIVA ITAUAN changed until new rates are ap­ central processing units, etc. are losing money, but they all insist the future is (Week of June 13) operators are always eager PINEAPPLE JUICE 9 9 * prove for the combined utility by Word processing, which accounts for 15 percent of the straight up. Total industry revenues in 1981 hit $1.65 Miscellaneous non-food products (File 12-A) to know why we choose RAQU — ALL FLAVORS, Rag. or Homostylo state regulators. i office automation industry, expects to increase that billion while analysts project an annual growth rate of Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off their supermarket over Northeast last month announced it share to 30 percent by 19^ or over $5.4 billion. Word about $1 billion. Sales leaders today include Wang. coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage others. What are the SALAD SPAGHEHI SAUCE 7 9 * would seek a 9 percent hike in elec­ processors (essentially an electronic typewriter Lanier, Xerox, IBM, Olivetti, Burroughs and N.B 1. Yet coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed chracteristics we look for SWEET LIFE tric and gas rates for its customers. equipped with a display screen, a printer and a small the competition continues to escalate. proofs of purchase while looking for the required in making our choice? If approved, the rate hike would programmed computer) are the basic units of the There is some resistance to the new office refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers In 1980, the report found DRESSING^u. HOT DOG or HAMBURG ROLLS .pack2 I I « 1 take effect.nar the end of the year. automated office. Companies usually begin the automa­ technologies from workers and non-technical office and magazines, and when trading with friends. that “low prices” ranked BUMBLE BEE I Northeast Chairman Lelan F. tion process by replacing typewriters with processors. managers who instinctively fear change and the un­ Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ No. 1 on our shopping list. Sillin Jr. said Tuesday the merger A processor is a remarkably versatile piece of office fam iliar world of com puters. In addition to a try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. But last year, the report equipment that writes, edits, rewrites, revises, corrects bewildering array of brand names, the uninitiated KLEENIX TUNA I g RADEAFRESH would eliminate ‘‘public confusion” ML The following refund offers are worth $13.74. This found that “cleanliness” - 7 9 * about the companies’ identities and and saves everything for total recall — often within a purchaser of word processors must cope with a variety week's refund offers have a total value of $21.83. was back in first place. FAMILY NAPKINS 00« separate rate structures. M J J A SO N DYJ F M AM few seconds. of models — all with different capabilities and prices This offer doesn't require a form: "All prices clearly Moreover, the merger would There are currently over 5.5 million secretaries in the The least expensive now sell for around $6,(X)() to $8,000 ACE ELASTIC BANDAGE Rebate, P.O. Box NB- labeled" ran second, and eliminate duplication of paperwork, United States operating as many typewriters, and the for a basic unit. Dictaphone’s versatile Dual Display 002, El Pa.so, Texas 79977. Receive a 50-cent refund. “low prices are in third. CHOCOUTE SYRUP »..*1.2 9 he s^id. 1981 1982 word processing industry hopes to replace most of their model retails for $12,500. but a buyer can go as high as Send the "Ace" name from the front panel of any "Accurate, pleasant SWEET LIFE NU also serves 170,000 electric traditional writing machines with a computerized unit. $21,760 for IBM’s top-of-the-line 6 450 Information Ace Elastic Bandage carton, the register tape and checkout clerks" was KOSHER DILLS dozen customers In Massacirusetts An estimated half-million word processors already Processor with Ink Jet Printer. your name and address on a 3-by-5-inch card. sixth, “frequent sales” 1 . 7 9 EGGS through the Western Massachusetts are in place in the nation’s offices. With sg huge a poten­ Dictaphone (a Pitney Bowes subsidiary) entered the Expires Aug. 31, 1982 was 11th, “short wait for Electric Co. UPI chart tial market, it’s not surprising that so many vendors are field in 1980, recorded sales of $23 million in 1981. These offers need forms: checkout” was 16th, and CL&P shares will remain outstan­ trying to get a piece of the action. Up to 175 different expects to hit $50 million in '82 and $100 million by the DIP-IT, Economics Laboratory Inc. Receive a 50- “trading stamps” was a PRODUCE ding without change, but the shares brand names are already competing for a slice of the end of 1983. “Like everyone in this business, ” says Ver­ cent refund. Send the required refund form and two distant 38th. of each series of HELCO preferred Production falls exploding market, reports Eileen Tunison of Today’s Of­ non C. Jobson Jr., a Dictaphone vice president, “we’re net-weight statements from Dip-It or a register tape (The availability of clean SWEET SOUTHERN i^ $ ^ 0 0 Ifi SAVINCS IN stock will be converted on a one-to- fice magazine. tremendously optimistic despite the competition. We Factory production dropped In May by only 0.2 percent, the with the price of one 8-ounce bottle of Dip-It 2 restrooms wasn’t even on one basis into shares of new CL&P About 45 to 50 of these are actual word processors. expect 35 percent annual growth in this market by circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. the list. Perhaps the people preferred stock with the same Federal Reserve reported Tuesday. It was the ninth decline of The rest are mini-desk computers that become word 1985.” RAIN DANCE Rebate Offer. Receive a $1.25 re­ conducting the survey PEACHES 2-,rd,p. divlend rate. the past 10 months, but an encouraging sign that cutbacks may processors with the addition of a printer and an ap­ Word processors are high-ticket, highly sophisticated fund. Send the required refund form, the Rain weren’t in the stores long RJEAL HELCO was formed in 1881 and be tapering off. The Industrial Production Index dropped to propriate software program “ written” on an insertible technical products. You have to do your homework to Dance guarantee statement from the back of one enough to need them!) SWEET PINK MEAT began supplying electricity two 140.3 In May, compared to a base of 100 In 1967. disc. Against that 175 word-processor total, there are understand their great potential for cost savings . Rain Dance Car Wax box and the register tape with Believe it or not, the PERDUE years later. the price circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. supermarket operators DURACELL $1 Refund Offer. Send the required also want to find out how CANTALOUPES' 45 size 49« refund form, the top quarter of the panel from any much money we think they DELICIOUS RED BEAUTY OVEN SYUFFER O Q ADVERTISING D,C, AA or 9-volt Duracell battery package and the are making. Perhaps they IDVOmSING register tape. Expires Aug. 1, 1982. PLUMS . . « 1 . 2 0 can breathe a sign of relief. FRESH FLORIDA A A RATES ERASER MATE Pen Offer. Receive an Eraser The survey found that ttm iU N E Mate 2 pen. Send the required refund fprm from the only 29 percent of us LIMES 81*1.00 ROASTERS CRISP FANCY A A Classified 643-2711 package and 25 cents for postage and handling. believed that the stores 2 2 — Condominiums Minimum Charge Expires March 31, 1983. were “making much more 12:00 noon the 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating-Ptumbing 4^— Sporting Goods 58— Misc for Rent 15 \N6fd8 CUKES...... 4 1 * 1 . 0 0 NOTICE EMPLOYMENT 24— LotS'LsnO tor Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products . 59*-Home8/Api8. to Share RAID Free Mechnical Bug Offer. Receive a 4.5- money than ever before,” 37— Movlng-Trucfclng-Slorage48— Antiques FRESH GREEN OR YELLOW . . .USMCHOICE day before publication. 1— Lost and Found 13— Help iwtmed aa-'lnvestmeni Property inch high Raid Mechanical Bug. Send the required down from 32 percent the 14— Businats Opportunities 26— BusmesB Property 36— Servicet Wintad 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY 2— PtrsonalB 50— Produce refund form and the words "Johnson Wax Raid previous year. SQUASH 3— AnnouncamaritB 15— Situatiorf Wanted 27— Retort Property Roach Traps” from the back panels of two Raid 3 » L jB 0 n 0 M Deadline for Saturday Is 6— Auctions 26— Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos for Sale Smart shopper award MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 62— Trucks lor Sale Roach Trap packages. Expires Oct. 31, 1982. 12 noon Friday: Mon­ 63— Heavy Eguipm eni lor Sale1 DAY 14(f The Smart Shopper DAIRY EDUCATION 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Reni day’s deadline Is 2:30 MI8C. SERVICES 64 — Molorcycies-Bicycles RAYOVAC Heavy Duty $1 Refund. Send the re­ award goes to Joann Shafer 18-‘-Private’instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 3 DAYS 13q; ROUND ROASTS FINANCIAL 10— Schools-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54_Homes for Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile fund form, the Universal Product Code symbols and lb. Friday. Homes • of Scio, Ohio. SEALTEST 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Pemling-Pepering 43— Pels-Birds-Oogs 56— Offices-Stores for Rent 6—Mortgage Loans 66 — Automotive Service 6 DAYS 12q; numbers from three Rayovac Heavy Duty 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 5a_Botort Property for Rent Her supermarket had Phone 643-2711 0— Personal Loans *' 67— Autos lor Rent-Lease Batteries packages and the register tape(s) with ‘*1— Roofing-Sidmg 45— Boats a Accassorias f7_W anted to Rent 26 DAYS 11« Sock Sense on sale for 66 V^gal. IQ— Insuranca REAL ESTATE the prices circled. Expires Julv 31, 1982. cents a pair and was ICE CREAM U.8.D.A. CHOICE SIMONIZ SUPERPOLY $2 Refund. Send the offering double coupons. •••••••••••••••••••• required refund form, the "Simoniz Super Poly” RUM P ROAST lb. •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• She had eight 50-cent PHILADELPHIA 13 Halp Wantad 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wented 13 guarantee from the back of the box and the dated coupons, which she used to Hotp Wantod 19 Holp Wantod 13 Halp Wantad 13 Help Wanted register tape with the price circled. Ex()ires Jan. 1, get all eight pairs free. CREAM CHEESE 8oz. U.S.D.A. CHOICE — WHOLE OR HALF PLEASE READ , PART TIME Person with CARPENTER - Full time. 1983. "I then went home and BABYSITTER; Teacher, NEED A SUMMER JOB? SEALTEST Y6URAD credit and collection Experienced in SOCK SENSE Refund Offer. Receive a refund of sent in four front names for EYE ROUND ROAST teacher’s aide or similar knowledge. Call Mrs. Cross Sail Avon renovations and small 50 cents, $1 25, $2.25 or $3.50. Send the required re­ experience, who is a $3.50 refund,” she say. SOUR CREAM GtaskHM fds art taksn at 643-9523. Great $$$ structures. Electrical and fund form and the name “Sock Sense" from the "What a bargain! ” BLUE BONNET QTR8. creative, mature, responsi­ Great People plumbing experience a package fronts of Sock Sense socks. Send one proof SoYM’ the iiViom M a don- ble and loving for two Ms. Sbafer and other BEEF ROUND HVAC MECHANIC - The Call 646-3685 or plus. Mail inquiries to Box for 50 cents, two for $1.25, three for $2.25 or four for MARGARINE 1*lb. pkgt. vamaiici. THa Harald Is children: 2>A and Vk years S, c/o The Manchester readers whose money­ rssponsHila for only ana Ifin^vegat^^ Manchester Board of 523-9401 $3.50. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. j , MOSER FARMS old. Vernon Circle area. Herald. saving experiences appear CURE STEAKS Part time. Own transporta­ Education is seeking a ver­ Here’s a refund form to wqite for: Johnson and kicorract Insarthm and in this column receive a ORANGE JUICE .Wsal. tion. Cali 646-5153 days satile HVAC mechanic John.son Baby Products Co., Bbby Week Offer, P.O. Hion only to Iho aba of BABYSITTER WANTED - free copy of my refunding REDDI WHIP the original Insortlon. (leave name with a i d i o k i v o m with major emphysis on Mature woman wanted to JOB INFORMATION: Box 1112, Somerville, N.J. 08876. Requests must be magazine. The National BEEF ROUND answering service). heating and controls. babysit at our home, star­ Cruise Ship jobs, also Errors which do not Associated heating/plum- postponed by Nov. 30, 1982. This offer — good for a Supermarket Shopper. CREAM TOPPING .Aorooan ting third week in August.' Houston, Dallas, overseas NEW COUNTRY SANDWICH STEAKS .lb. losson Ihe value of the bing background is essen­ baby's rattle and $2.35 in coupons — expires Dec. Write to me in care of this JOB INFORMATION; Full time. 8 a.m. to 3:30 jobs.. 312-741-9870 Dept. advortlaament iivni not Cruise Ship jobs, also tial. Minimum three years 423B. Phone call refun­ 31, 1982 newspaper. YOGURT 9F..V.™ p.m. Own transportation. I ox. cup* he com etad hy an ad- Houston, Dallas, overseas Journeyman experience Call 6463436 anytime. dable. KRAFT dtUonaf Inswtioii. jobs. 312-741-9870 Dept. inyour hands. required. Contact Mr. THICK A JUICY 423B. Phone call refun­ Wilfred Dion, Supervisor of TEACHERS - Are you OPTICIAN - Full time. 40 VnVEETA . .2 lb. loot Buildings and Grounds, LONDON SROIL fr o m r o u n d . dable. tired of working too hard hours, six days. Hartford A world that’s challenging, Manchester Board of for too little and not even area. Send resume to P 0. Education, 647-3514. E.O.E. Reliable. FROZEN RN NIGH'T Supervisor - exciting, and fun. If you can being appreciated? Your Box 57, Windsor, Ct. KITCHEN TREAT BEEF ROUND Full time position in long instructional and term care facility. type 45 wpm or more, you organizational skills make Excellent benefits. Cali DIKCTOR OF Chic-Turkey-Beef TOP ROUND STEAKS lb. W a n rb fB trr can put your hands on a great NURSING SERVICES you the perfect candidate DATA PROCESSING 643-5151, ask for DNS. career at ^Ctna. You could for a rewarding career in Laboratory Assistant (Educational Assistant) 10 For 49 years, we’ve been here when M rra li! start in any number of depart­ Opening in progressive, real estate. Call Ed Gor­ SECRETARY- . quality orientM, long term man to discuss the first month Non-Tenure Track. POT PIES 5/»l. BEEF ROUND RECEPTIONIST in long ments, from marketing to ste p to w a rd a m ore Minimum qualifications care facility for DNS. you needed us most. care facility. 40 hours. medical. Accounting to adver­ Experienced preferred. satisfying future. Ed Gor­ for this position include an BIRDSEYE 0 0 A I TIP BOASTS Excellent benefits. Plea­ tising. It’s up to you and your Previous involvement in man Associates, Realtors - Associate Degree in Data We stay committed to extraordinary service. sant environment. adult care and/or utiliza­ 646-4040. Processing, familiarity B U TT HALF Excellent typing skills a skills how much you move tion review a plus. with the hardware and COOL WHIP must. Medical background software used in computer around. And how far you Manchester area. Salary BARTENDER-WAITRESS Our tow trucks average a seven minute SWANSON □ NOTICES helpful. Salary coiqmen- commensurate with science including mini­ FRESH HAM S .lb. surate with experience. move up. wanted. Apply in person at experience. Send resume The Main Pub, 306 Main computers and a working FRiED CHICKEN ...... 3 lb. box Manchester area. Send Out-of-thls-world benefits, too. Life, Medical, knowledge of COBOL and answer time. Loaf and Found 1 resume to: Box R, c/o to: BOX HR, c/o Street, Manchester. BIRDSEYE i Dental, and Disability Insurance. Plus a competitive Manchester Herald JCL. Applicants who do not BHANK HALF Manchester Herald. meet tne stated minimum Our salespeople, people like Gene Johnson QUICK-THAW STRAWBERRIES IMPOUNDED; Male, six salary and more. We go to great lengths to make /Etna qualifications but who FRESH HAM S months old, Shepherd PAINTER - Experienced a good place for good people. Because we know believe they possess ORE-IDA 4 cross, Tolland Turnpike. in interior and exterior people make it work. PART TIM E equivalencies, may so in­ and John Sullivan, are trusted professionals HASH-BROWNS Female, eight months old. painting. With own dicate in writing and by Golden Retriever. Call Bill McKendree, (203) 273-6177, Recruiting SWEET LIFE CRINKLE CUT | PERDUE transportation. Hours: 8 to EVENINGS providing appropriate who sell you the car you need. Telephone 6464555. 5. 24^7101.. Office, /Etna Life & Casualty, 900 Asylum Avenue, experiential references. FRENCH FRIES...... u J ROASTING BREASTS . . lb. •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Hartford, CT 06156. An equal opportunity/affirma- tntWMtInfl work maiong Mephon* call* Under the general supervi­ WANTED - Experienced CHICKEN-TURKEY—BEEF i Mortgogo iMno a tive action employer. from our now offico. Good vole* a mutt. sion of the Academic Divi­ Moriarty mechanics fix things right, •••eeeeeeeeee Stone Quarriers. Call 646 Salary, commlaalona, and plaaaant working sion Director, the Data MORIGN PINNERS...... J n e e d d o l l a r s ? 4653 days; 633-5964 nights; Processing Laboratory on time, at a fair price. MOSEY FLAT CUT I^perty owners dial 519- or ioquiK at Box Mountain Keyboard Operators wanted now. condHIona. Work from 5 pm to 9 pm and Assistant serves as general SERVICE DELI 5553 and ask Frank Burke Quarry, Box Mountain Saturday morning. manager of the data CORNED REEF RRISKET...... for help - good credit non- Drive, Vernon. (S^etariesy clerk/typists, data processing laboratory and Our gas station never closes. Alwayt Freth A Cuatom Sllcad essential. provides administrative input operatorey word processors.) Call Mr. Taylor and instructional support TOWN OF MANCHUTU 647-9946 for faculty and students in Half a century of reliability. We’re proud the data processing .lb. □ EMPLOYMENT iiammam program. Minimum salary to have served you for so long. RQIDY MKCTQi IS $10,235. Send letter of in­ S mu tent, resume, official MUCKFS ^ B1 a O I FRESH 8UCBD Help Wanted 13 Ui»y-$U5S.M HOUSEWIVES - transcript(s). and three PIZZA LOAF Director of Camp Kennedy references to: President’s ' c a l v e s LIVER WORK AT HOME jobs Day Camp for retarded Uftice, Manchester Com­ PRESSED DELIGHT...... >k*2.S8 available! Substantial ear­ cltlxene. Job Includee munity College, 60 Bidwell nings possible, call 504-641- Be an Area Advisor and earn extra ovenaelns camp's opentioo In CRAFT INSTRUCnORS- LOOKING FOR a BOOKKEEPER - Full Street, Manchester, CT TASTY GOM, extension 494, for in­ Director's absence, reapoo- money with your own part time Job. 06040. Starting date is / MORIARTY BROTHERS / wwiiuniciuiCKisE...... * 2 .1 8 formation. ilbUity for epedellieil froup dr Only 12 houn a week will challenging opportunity in time accounts earn you $70 to $100. Art- phone sales, general office Need own car. Salary plus mileage. August 25, 1982^. Applica­ area, and the pnbUcatloo of a payable/receivable. tion materials must be . 68* I MM FRANKS SECRETARY - needeB in bfweakly newaletter. craft Concept is seekiiu work, typing and filing? Background in payroll and 20 hours per week. For appUcatloo apply-at tbe counselors to teach craft Then apply for this full billing. Computer received no later than July Fraah Baked From Our Bakery busy rental office four days 15, 1982. Manchester Com­ per week, 4-7 p.m. - also Perionnel Office, 41 Center techniques. Full training, time Monday thru Friday experience a plus. Salary Street, Mencheeter, Connec- flexible hours and advance- employment between 3 and commensurate with munity College is an Equal FRESHBAKED I hobcarmaycr two weekends per month Opportunity Employer and 166 p.m. CaU IQ61300 for tient. ment opportunities 5 pm, Manchester Tobacco experience. Reply Box SS, Call 647-9946 extra effort Minorities and femaiee are ea- available. For more infor­ and Candy (Company, 299 c/o The Herald. adheres to the principles of ' an Interview between 9 comafed to apply. Affirmative Action, (woe. (»flP (»0KIES te^l*nB0L0aNA a.m. and noon daily. mation, call 872-1097. Green Road, Manchester. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. June 16. 1982 - 3 L 30 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. June 16, 1982 •••••••••••••••••••••••* •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 31 PUBLIC AUCTION — SALE OF LAND Apartments for Bent 53 OlHess-Stores Autos For Safo 61 Autos For Solo 61 •••••••••••••••••••••••a •••••••••••••••••••••••* ••••••«••••••••••••••••• . for Bent 55 •••••»•••••••••••••••••• BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, SIX ROOMS - Convenient CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, COLLECTOR - 1957 CONNECTICUT location, three bedrooms, WORKSPACE OR DeVllle ' 72,000 miles. TRUCKS Car-inv. value STUDERBAKER Hawk - DATE! June 28, 1982 partly restored. Asking $1,- appliances, wall to wall STORAGE SPACE FOR Good condition. $2700 or $2143, sold for $100. For In­ TIM E: 2:00 p.m. 750. Worth more. Call 646- carpeting, garage, RENT in Manchester. No Best offer. Telephone 742- formation on purchasing PLACE: MUNICIPAL BUILDING HEARING 6800 - Keep trying. ‘7516 ask for Bob. TAG SALE SIGNS firepW e. Telephone 633- lease or security deposit, similar bargains, call 602- ROOM 41 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER, 6180. Reasonable rates. Suitable 998-0575 Ext. 7816. Call Are things piling up? Then why not have a TA G SALE? The best way to an­ for small business. Retail BUICK ELECTRA - 1971. Refundable.______1974 DODGE DART and CONNECTICUT MANCHESTER - Two and commercially zoned. 98,000 miles, new tires and 196’7 Jeep. Telephone 649- DESCRIPTION nounce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, bedroom townhouse, wall Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. exhaust. Everything 1979 CHEVROLET MONZA 1925. TI iohp prrmiM'M in ihi- T o u n o f !Munrh»*»‘l«T, f.oiinl> o f Marl* works. $800.6434118 after 5 - four speed hatchback. $3,- foni tMiil Slulp of OoniHTlIrul (l(‘Hignat«M> an “ Fulurr Sln-i-r' on to wall carpeting, IVi riaiii m ap r n lilln l iHion Plan (ir r r n M anor Knlalrn you’ll receive ONETAG SALE SIGN FREE, complimonts of The Herald. baths, appliances, quiet NEWLY RENOVATED p.m. 700 or best offer. Telephone 1973 CHEVY MALIBU - 647-0350. \il availaole. Main Street brakes, good condition. orn’cl: 4»f arrurar) .4*2 Arlluir K. llriiiiiiH I.. S. , uliirli 6464505. 1976 CHEVY Impala location with ample 1967 DODGE CORONET - $950 or best offer. 6434984 nap i« on filr In llir Town end o f a 15 fe ronneeln •••••••••••••••••••••••• try. Convenient to shop­ turing space, 2,000 sq. ft. to ■ lie n orllierly line o f Kiehm ond l)ri%4* 'wllh the we**lerly line o f •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Will make good second or bit - two door, standard had complete tune up, $900 •••••••••••••••••••••*** F fM Classified Ads Dogs-Blrds~Psts 43 ping, bus lines and recrea­ 25,000 sq. ft. Very Miipmar l^ine; tlienre l»y the are o f a 15 fo o l ruflliiR eiir^e a dit»- Homes For Sale 23 Painting-Papering 32 * R E N T A L S student car. $1250. Phone transmission, radio, 77,000 MaV.ML Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 •••••••••••••••••••••••* •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• tion. Includes appliances, reasonable. Brokers or best offer. Call 646-3165. lanee of 25.,59 feel lo a polnl; iheiiee in a imrilierly direrllon •••••••••••••••••••••••* •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 742-6593 between 8 am and miles. Good condition. 315 Center St., Manchester •••••••••••••••••******* RAM GOLF Clubs Woods ONLY ONE LEFT. Cute •••••••••••••••••••••••* air conditioner. $375 protected. Call Heyman idoiip llie weRlerly line o f l.ol No. 51. a tiiRlanee o f 1 9 1 ..5 < fe«'l In INTERIOR PAINTING, 11 am or after 5 pm. $2400. 649-5620. "W e Mean A Lot To M.G.A. - rebuilt trans., a point in llie Roiillierly lim* of land now or formerly of SanR; SECRETARIAL Position GAL FOR General office MANCHESTER - Autumn OWNER NEEDS Sale on 1,3,4 Irons 2 thru 9. little kitten looking for Booms lor Bent 52 monthly, plus one month’s Properties, 1-226-1206. over ten years experience, A l.ot of People" also four M.G.A, wire liienee N.50'‘59*.55*’ W aloii|i the Hoiilherly lin e o f Siihr. a i IIr* in non-profit agency. Good work. Figure aptitude, Street. Absolutely spotless charming and immaculate Excellent condition. $75.00. good home. Please call 649- •••••••••••••••••••••••• security. Does not include low rates and senior citizen wheels. Best offer. Call laiire of 51.52 feel lo a point; liienee in a umillierly direelion typing, transcription and typing, customer contact five year old colonial, caf)e. Centrally located - Telephone 646-4383. 6480 after 10:30 a.m. MANCHESTER - Nice heat. (Oil 2894905. and other office ■ duties. discounts. 643-9980. after 6 p.m. 643-5291. alonji llie eiiRlerly line o f I .ol. N4». .52, a dinlanre o f I < 8.9.5 feel lo organizational skills Aluminum siding, three specialspc-. financing. $59,900. room with kitchen a poini ul the n o rllierly end o f a 15 fo o l radiiiR e iir ie a iliHtanee required. Pleasant working Full benefit program in­ bedrooms, I'A baths, eat-in Call 643-4931 evenings, 646 FREE: Young ternale MANCHESTER - Three INTERIOR/EXTERIOR SIX LEG GYM Set - Needs privileges. Gentleman 1965 PONTIAC Tempest - o f 25..59 feel lo a polnl in llie n orllierly line o f H irhinoinl D r iie : conditions and excellent cluding dental paid. Five size kitchen with sliders to 0172 days, painting! 2 reralar swings, tiger cat, gentle, cute. preferred. $50.00 weekly. rooms - second floor. llienei* in an eanlerly direelion along llie n orllierly line o f Uirh* PAINTING - Wallpapering 215, 6 cyl., heavy duty two fringe benefits. E.O.E. day work week. Call 289- deck. $73,900. Ed Gorman ••••••••••••••••••*** jlide ride, 4 passenger Three kittens, white with Security. Telephone 6tt- Completely redone. MERCIX^Y mond Mri'P* extended, a id part time. Morning or floor, fireplace, tiled bath. WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ water and garage. $395 Private Instructions 18 EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ mattress, $25.00. Call 649- Call 875-4781 after 6:30 four speed, lock-up rear, doeiimeniH. will he required in order lo liid. bvening hours, experience d is h w a s h e r , n e w ly S3 900 niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil monthly plus security. 643- ting, driveway sealing, 8635 after 5 p.m. p.m. new Goodyear 10x33x15 M- l-'or hill doeunieiilH and/or fiirlher informalion. eotiliiel: necessary. Call Command gu^nvjER T U T O R IN G papered/pmnted, two car Only W SO Down Paintings, or Antique 1878. General ServieeH' Office Performance of arage. Great starter experienced. College S. Power steering, stereo. Service, elementary senior, references. Call COLONIAL BROWN Print items. R. Harrison, SHARE 11/2-baths, kitchen $7800. Telephone 742-8820 Town of ManclieKter Manchester, 643-8339, ask home or capital invest­ Vk hours - Hartford couch and wing chair. telephone 643-8709. privileges with owner and THREE ROOMS - clean, rades through 9th grade. Peter Krupp, 643-0468. after 5 p.m. 41 Center Street* for Manager. ment at $59,900. 669 E. Mid­ [.ovciy U> acre building site Couch needs new cover. one other tenant, both men. quiet, second floor apart­ t;nglish, math, reading, located near fabulous Lake Free estimates. ment. Heat, appliances. Mnncheftler, CT 06040 dle Tpke. 643-2027 after 6 Morev and several ski areas. $75.00 pair. Please call 646- Free Clastllled Ads Available 6/18, Deposit, #**••••••••••••••••••••• social studies, science. 643- p.m. or weekends. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Prefer retired lady or (203) 647-3031 6223. Kxccllcnt site for buildings or 0867. references. M9-7630. Motorcycles-BIcfcles 64 MANAGER TRAINEE travel trailer. Only 2'4 hours Building Contracting 33 older married couple. FILM BARGAIN - Out-of- SUrt $800. monthly - fee ...... COLCHESTER Settle es­ from Hartford in historic town •••••••••••••••••••••••• References, security, no of Bradford. Bank has ap­ LADIE’S ’Three-speed Huf­ date Kodak Verichrome VERNON - near H O N D A 1967 - 305 paid - excellent opportunity uomes For Sale 23 tate - 78 South Main Street, LEON CIESZYNSKI pets. Call (jorrenti Realty, 64 Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 praised for 80' o financing. Call fy sun-country bicycle. 26 Pan 126 film, 12-exposure Manchester. Room. Share Scrambler. Original. Low Motorcycles-BIcycles in field of Finance...... two family, five acres, l*& F Associates, 802-694-1581, BUILDER. New homes, inch. Excellent condition. bath and T.V. room. Use of 64^5252 or 6464113. •••••••••••••••••••••••a ••••••••••••••••••• additions, remodeling, rec rolls for Instamatic. mileage. .Excellent condi­ Business degree or MANCHESTER commercial zoned, c|ty 8:30 am - 8:30 pm Mon-Fri or $65.00. Telephoiie 643-6586. pool. Spacious parking. • Ir, MOTORCYCLE till 3 pm Sat. & Sun. rooms, garages, kitchens TwenW-five rolls for $5. tion. 647-0466. 1979 S U Z U K I DSIOO. experience^ Northfield Green - Im­ water, sewer lines in. Non-smoker. $45.00 week­ MANCHESTER - Care­ 9,000 INSURANCE - Lowest Excellent condition. $325. Convenient Hartford/East Garden, garage, shed. remodeled, ceilings, bath Call Doug Bevins at The free living. Brick, wood maculate three bedroom TILE, STEEL, aqua, black Herald, 643-2711, after 1 ly. 646-4560. 1970 FORD VAN- Stan­ Rates Available! Many op­ 523-5642^______Hartford or Manchester condo - central air, 2‘A Walk to center. Assumable tile, dormers, roofing. trim, approx. 55 sq. ft. condo. Gas heat, garage. tions. Call: Clarice or resident. Triano Per­ mortgage. Asking $97,900, VT LAND BARGAIN Residential or commer­ p.m. Must sell. $42,900. Offers dard. $800.00 or best offer. baths, pool and tennis. $73,- $25.00. Plate glass shelving LARGE, CLEAN, quiet Excellent running condi­ Joan, Clarke Insurance MOTORCYCLE sonnel, 98 Main St., Ed, 848-7913, or Al, 537- LAKE MOREY AREA cial. 649-4291. invited. Carsan Real 000. Ed G orm an 5 Vi’ loM, 10-14” wide, $7.50 PHOTO ACCESSORIES - room includes kitchen. tion. 646-1516. Agency 643-1126. INSURANCE - For all your Southington, 621-0139. Associates, 646-4040. 2068. each. 'Telephone 649-4339. livin room porches, Estate, 522-1605. motorcycle needs, call us. 10 Acres-$7,900 ELECTRICAL SERVICES Two Nikon 35mm film cassettes and one Contax arking. On bus line, AuiorF'orSefe'...... 61 Autos For Sale , 61 $1,590 Down - We do all types of Elec­ BRAND NEW Am-Fm middle aged MANCHESTER - July 1st, ly service com- 23 35mm film cassette, $5 ponsi Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 2‘/2 hours ■ Hartford trical Work! Licensed. Call stereo headset, $10.00. Oval working adults only. i9- older six room duplex, panics. Ask for Janet or after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. each. Two Graflite three bedrooms, no Beautifully wooded 10 acre formica kitchen table, 60 flashbulb guns, $5 each. 1237. Judy. Crockett Agency, parcel located in historic town utilities. |tt5 per month 1981 COUGAR inches with four chairs, Call Doug Bevins at The 4 dexy sedan chsucr 643-1577. close to several lovely lakes FARRAND plus security. Phone 644- Japanese Parts Connection $35.00. Call 643-4859 before Herald, 643-2711, after 1 MANCHESTER AREA - ol 3 all eQ'jipped and ski areas. G olf clM e by. REMODELING - Cabinets,’ 0122 with B‘t conditioning 30-50% Discount Bank has appraised for 807o noon or after 5 p.m. Room for rent. . Roofing, Gutters, Room p.m. power sleeur.g. ster Datsun-Honda-Toyota Oltlces-Stores financing. Warranty Deed Professional, businessman eo. actomatic 6> tor Bent 55 provided. Call P & F Additions, Decks, ail types 3‘A ROOMS. Like private This Week’s Specials WEDDING GOWN never GRANDFATHER CLOCK only need apply. $65.00 mote Associates, 802-694-1581 8:30 of Remodeling and home. Working single am - 8:30 pm Mon-Fri or till 3 worn, size 5/7, $50.00. King - 6’2” tall. Weight driven, weekly. Security, DATSUN: Repairs. FREE adult, married couple. No Beautifully finished pm Sat. & Sun. size French Provincial moon dial. Westminster references. 646-1447. Oil filters (m otl modsls) ...... $ 2 ,7 5 Estimates. Fully insured. children, pets. Lease. 643- professional office headboard, $35.00. chimes. $675 or best offer. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Alrimsrt280-zx...... $ 8 .6 0 Telephone 643-6017. Telephone 649-5392. Apartments lor Bent 53 2880. space available with full 646-6983. Air llllsra 310/QX, F-10 ...... $ 3 .8 5 carpeting, built-in recep- SIDING AND ROOFING - Pick-up fsndsrs (front) ...... $ 8 9 ,9 5 □ BUSINESS FOUR NEW 13” tires, MANCHESTER- One and HEBRON - Four room tionist/secretarial area, FLOWERED Loveseat, EXTRA $ 4 9 ,9 5 replacement windows, all $99.00. Will mount free. two bedroom apartments apartment with heat and Pick-up bumpers (front) ...... built-in bookcase in con­ and SERVICES phases of remodeling. Free portable sewing machine, HIGH Telephone 649-6989 after 4 available. Centrally hot water. $400 monthly N.Q.K. Sperk plugs - (most best rsngss)...... 89C sultation office and full estimates. Telephone 643- chairs, pictures, modem p.TO. located on busline near plus security. No children, TRADE private bathroom (no 6478 after 6 p.m., ask for desk, swag lamp. Noritake no pets, no calls after 8 CALL 646-1832 aHer 6 P.M. Services Ottered 31 dinner set, ironing board. shopping center and ALLOWANCES Mike. p.m. 643-0946. All O.E.M. Parts ______shower). PAIR 15 x 6 Chevy ’72 649-756L schools. For further details Excellent location for REWEAVING BURN rims, $15.00, strong call 649-7157, FOR CLEAN CARPENTRY WORK - One of the best ways to Doctor or other BRAND NEW LISTING HOLES. Zippers, um­ Naugahyde couch, seats OUTDOOR Flowering USED Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 brellas repaired. Window Doors, Windows, Roofs, need upholstering, $20.00. MANCHESTER - Newly find a bargain is to shop the Professional. Just two Concrete Work et cetera. bushes, plants, ground CARS DRIVE BY--- 17 BO N D S T R E E T shades, Venetian blinds. Phone 643-5873. decorated one bedroom Classified ads every day. miles from UCONN, ‘No Job Too Small” . Call covers, house plants, 4 Keys. TV FOR RENT. kitchen chairs. Very apartment. Access to shop­ Storrs, CT. 7 ROOM COLONIAL 2 CAR QARAQE David 643-8996. SEVENTEEN Aluminum Call 456-3225 Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. reasonable. 649-6486. ping centers, buslines and Autos For Sale 61 FRENCH DOORS CEDAR SHINGLED 649-5221. schools. For further details T.**V.***V.***^V******« storm windows, various INVITATION “GOLF GREEN" LAWN QA8 HEAT Haating-Plumbing 35 Good condition. Call p le a s e c a ll 528-4196 COLOR TV - RCA 15” por­ 81 COUGAR SELECT TO BID BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - 0 4 9 .2 0 8 2 for sizes. Price between 9 and 5 pm or BELFIORE REALTORS table, $75.00. Working 4 door NOdanK. Most Notice is hereby Riven that the 4S1M«ln8L MT-1413 Concrete. Chimney $5.00 p :r window. See one order ’Call after 6 pm . 643- after 5 pm' and wediends,» e Repairs. “ No Job Too equipped with air cond., KiRhlh Utilities District will A “BEST BUY" — BY BELFIORE ★ instalfi ^ ----5291. ■ 649-7157. p9, Stereo, automatic. receive sealed bids in the Office of Small.” Cali 644-8356. Starting at M&M Plumbing and mnRIAItTY BROS.PBESENTSI the Eighth U lililes District, 32 GYM STORAGE locker - SCREENED LOAM - 118 MAIN STREET - Three 1 Main Street, Manchester. Connec­ Heating, Manchester. 649- • 5 3 9 5 USED CARS! C & M Tree Service, Free must be seen. $60.00. Call room heated apartment. ticut until 7:00 p.m., on July 12. . 2871. S m a ll re p a ir s , gravel, processed gravel, 970676______MANCHESTER estimates. Discount senior remodeling, heating, 646-2305. sand, stone, and fill. For Hot water, no appliances, 1982 LYNX 5-DOOR 1982. for Package Insurance Immaculate 6 room ranch with attached garatje, 3 citizens. Company baths, kitchens and water deliveries call George security. Tenant in­ Coverage for 1982-1983. at which • generous bedrooms, formal dining room, large Manchester owneci and GUITAR - Like new with surance. 646-2426, 9-5 tune bids will he publicly opened, heaters. Free estimates! Griffing, Andover, 742- and read and recorded. living room with fireplace, and sunny kitchen with operated. Cali 646-1327. case. $90.00. Telephone 742- SMALL 7886. weekdays. Specifications and bid forms may •nn-wax” floor. Ideal for young fam ily. 7442. (IneludM 5% Rabat#) 11981 Starlet, 5 spd., A-C, R.A. DAVIDSON Plum­ •5999 ho secured at the Dispatcher's Of­ LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ CARS bing and heating and pump EYEGLASSES NEED A 472 MAIN STREET - 5 Stereo Cass."...... • 5 8 9 5 1 fice. Fire Department. 32 Main cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ TWO STUDDED snow rooms. $325 monthly plus Street. Manchester, Ct 06040 service. Senior citizen dis­ BATH TOO. To see better, These Are ages cleaned. AH types tires 6-13" from Toyota utilities. No appliances. OA# aaiHMi, 11981 Phoenix 5 door L/B ...... • 6 5 9 5 ] The right is reserved ‘ n reject any Wolverton Agency count. No job too small. and look better, give your trash, brush removed. Telephone 742-8352. Corona, $50,00, pair. Call Security, tenant insurance. Drive One Tedeyl and all bids Picket, Split Rail, Stake glasses an occasional bath 1980TransAm ...... *8 5 9 5 649-2813 •••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-5358. Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 Clancy D. Allain Fences installed. 528-0670. in soap and water. Rinse weekdays. 180. DATSUN *4195 1980LeMans Wagon...... • 5 6 9 5 Insurance Commissioner Household Goods 40 210: nicely equipped FOR SALE: Magnavox ann polish with a soft Eighth Utilities opiNT PRINT PRINT PRINT^ television console model. FOUR ROOM Apartment - 1980 Toyota SR5 P.U...... * 5 5 9 5 UULUMBIA USED tissue. Going camping? 80AMC *3695 District S TRIO PRINTERS | Doesn’t work. $75.00 or Read today’s Classified Second floor. Mature I Spirit. 4-cyl.. 4-$peed 9.8 acres with 4 buildings. Commercial- OC z REFRIGERATORS, 1980 Merc. C a p ri...... • 5 6 9 5 028-06 a. Elm S tm t H best offer. Telephone Mike Ads for the equipment adults. No appliances, no industrial zone. Owner financing; $240,- WASHERS. RANGES - at 643-9965. pets, references, security. 000. ^ Minchtitir, Connecticut J Clean, Guaranteed. Parts you’ll need. 80 DATSUN *4595 1979Celica Coupe ...... • 5 6 9 5 ] TOWN OF MANCHESTER — • 2 One car. Telephone 649- I 510 2*Ooor Sedan. 4 cy l. 4- OFFICE OF THE & Service. Low prices! I speed, true economy 1979Simblrd H/B ...... • 4 4 9 5 OLCompl.t. Lint ol Olfut PrinlingH RALEIGH MENS 3-speed 1265. GENERAL MANAGER B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main superbe b icycle, hand ; i* , 78 HONDA *4995 1979 Chev. C-10 Pickup...... • 5 1 9 5 MUNICIPAL BUILDING F. I. Spifecki Realtor tLETTERHEADS - ENVELOPESj Street. 643-2171. brakes, pump, generator ...... MANCHESTER - desirable f BUSINESS FORMS - TAGS = Accord. 5-speed. AM-FM, a MANCHESTER, and light,,gl backrack, mint p f o d u c e 50 five room flat, two ■ :i reel beauty 1979 Toyota Pickup ...... • 4 9 9 5 1 S. SNAPOUTS (Ctrbon & NCR) H COLONIAL Flowered CONNECTICUT 06040 ..;yj BROCHURES - CATALOGS -s condition, $90.00 or best '.^ I^ r^ u *************** b^rooms plus T.V. room Includes front wheel drive, eteel-belted radlale 4 ' speed couch - good shape. Price offer. Telephone 643-2831. BERRY PATCH Farms - and garage. $425 unheated. 76 COMET *2495 1979 Olds Cutlass Wagon ...... • 4 9 9 5 NOTICE 643-2121 Z Our Art Dtpirtmtnt Ollen 3 negotiable. Telephone 643- back reclining bucket seate. AM-FM stereo with cassette, body side molding, and more. ______I 4-door. 6 cyl auto . A«r £ a Complin Strviu Z — — ; . . „ strawberries - liick your Immediate occupancy. I condition^^_____ 1979 Toyota Celica...... • 5 8 9 5 TO CONTRACTORS OWNER FINANCIND AVAILABU Call our ulismsn. Bill Otl. ^ G.M.' CAR ^ a t - toddler Pree containers - Evenings - 649-0849. INVITATION TO BID Good condition Far Y ea r TO QUALIFiEO BUVERI ■caMomlcal 1979 Ford Mustang Cobra ...... ^ 5 5 9 5 In accordance with provisions of - Phoni: 6430125 or 84372(6 S DINING ROOM table with K h o n ^ ^ V o w ' SS HEBRON - Two bedroom 4 bedroom U&R Split Level located in DC Z three chairs. Reasonable. I^O OO- Telephone 646-5037. p j^ed out. fo r 24 1M2 enciiBT CArai V o c o t i a a l the Town Charter, sealed hour information, call 644- apartment - appliances, 1978 Chev. Malibu W a g ...... * 3 1 9 5 proposals will be received in the Rockledge Area. Charming fireplaced INIUd INIUd INIUd XNIUd 646-1718 after 5 p.m. SNOW tires, SR13 2478. Oakland Road, Route parking. $390 monthly - no Office of the Director of General family room, lovely kitchen, 2 baths. radial. Four regular tires S I LYNX 1978 Mustang Ghia ...... * 3 9 9 5 Services of the Town of LICENSED DAY CARE 30, South Windsor. pets. ’Telephone 649-^1. 3-Door $115,000. WHITE WROUGHT Iron 7.75 X 14 used $10.00 each. * 7 4 9 9 1978 (Xiev. Luv Pickup ...... * 4 3 9 5 Manchester. Connecticut until HOME - Will watch your marble top dinette set, four M ;IM ) N.M. K.O .S.T.. JiiK I. Telephone 649-2502. MANCHESTER - Main child or infant days. Call padded cuirs. Cali 646- I9R2 Street. 2-4 rooms. Heated. 1978 Corolla W a g o n ...... * 4 3 9 5 Zinsser Agency 646-1511 646-0262. 3179. Al which lim e said proposals shall LAWN Sweeper - Parker 30 Hot water. Appliances. No AT Air. AM/FM radio 1978 Pontiac Sunbird ...... *3 8 9 5 publicly be opened for furnishing of . Inch. Excellent condition. STRAWBERRIES - pick pets. Security. Parking. Stk. 120796 starting at OPEN HOUSE SMALL LOADS OF WOOD STOVE - suburban. all materials, labor, equipment $30.00. Phone 643-5779 your own. Chaponis and incidentals for **\X \ TKR Saturday and Sunday STONE, trap rock, play Firebrick lined, 8-10 hours, 523-7047. 19 77 Pontiac A s tre ...... * 2 8 9 5 evenings. Brothers, Clark Street, M M> HKf ONSTIM CTION, 2:00-5:00 P.M. sand, white stone, loam child proof encased. $200. ^4995 South Windsor. Free con­ MANCHESTER - Four 1977 Toyota Corolla 2 -d r...... * 2 9 9 5 lO V I K VCT Nt). 20, >A ATKR and pool sand 649-07^. WOOOLANO MANOR CONDOMINIUMS tainers. Open Irom 8 am - 8 roofn, two bedroom apart­ ^TKM IMPUOVKMKNTS.** DELIVERED. Telephone •••••••••••••••••••••••• Articles for Safe 41 19 77 V-W Babbitt...... * 3 4 9 5 Mids shall be opened in-the Hearing U & R built 1.2. and 3 bedrm. units feature spacious -•••••••••••••••••••••••• pm or until picked out. No ment. Heat, hot water, room-s. separate basements, indiv. heat, and are 644-1775. Articles tor Sale 41 children under 14 years of Room of the Manchester Town •••••••••••••••••••••••• electricity, appliances. 1976 Celica CT L/B ...... * 3 6 9 5 fully applianced G.E. GAS Clothes dryer, age. Call 528-5741 for up-to- 81 LYNX Hall Immediate occupancy. Contract Documents, including We invite comparison for quality and price. 1 LAWN MOWERS $60.00. Call 649-9838. date picking information. $450. Don - 646-2482. STATION WAGON 1975 Toyota Celica...... * 3 1 9 5 drawings and technical • bedroom — M l.900. 2 bedroom — $51,900, and 3 REPAIRED - Free pick-up and delivery. 10% Senior ★ I Automatic, air condi 1975Camaro ...... * 3 1 9 5 specifications are on file at the Of­ bedroom — $56,900. NUMBER 2000 Stanley fice of the Director of General Ser- Discount. ECONOMY ALUMINUM SHEETS SUBLET ONE Bedroom Ition. AM/FM radio. Stk door opener, new, never __TAQ^ALE8^ . vices located at the Municipal LAWN MOWER - 647-3660. used as printing plates. .007 apt. Manchester 6/23 - 8/31. window defroster, white side wall radial tires, rioht-j l|2D799 starting from 1975Datsun 280-Z ...... * 4 8 9 5 Keith Real Estate 646-4126 used, worth $120.00. Date negotiable.. Fur­ Includes 5 speed tranemleslon, power steerino. rear Building. 41 Center Street. thick, Ux28Vk’ . 50c each, VW PARTS TAG SALE - • 5 1 9 5 Bargain for $95.00 nished, appliances. Also hand remotp mirror, and more. ______1974 Ford Pinto Squire...... * 2 4 9 5 Manchester. Connecticut. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- 10-50% off entire inventory. Copies of Contract Documents TENNIS A fiOLF ANYONE? Tele^one 649-5780. care lor two cats. $475 in 2711. They MUST be picked Saturday, June I9tb, 9 am - 1974 Merc. Capri...... * 2 4 9 5 may be obtained by depositing Fif­ up before 11:00 a.m. only. advance. 649-5294. COVENTRY PINE BOOKCASE, 4 4 pm. Rain or Shine. 79 BOBCAT *3195 ty Dollars l»50 00) with the D irec­ ATTICS, GARAGES, 1973Buick Appollo...... * 1 9 9 5 tor of General Services for each , ImmacuUite 8 Rm Ranch. IW baUia, 2 car garage, Tolland County 1982 MERCURY ZEPHYR-4 D88R SEDAN 4*$peed. nicely equipped CELLARS CLEANED - shelves. $75.00. Please call MANCHESTER-Two set of documents so obtained. Each *. F/P, living rm .. wood burning atove in fam ily rm., DARK LOAM - 5 yards Volkswagen Route 83, Ver­ 643-5539. bedroom apartment on se­ such deposit w ill be refunded If the ' new kilchen, w et bar. 2 yr. old Sabrina in ground Light trucking. All types of delivered, $60. plus tax. non. pool (20xW), acre lot abula 14th green of Twin brush and trash removed. Sand, Gravel, Stone & cond floor of four family V drawings and Contract Documents 78 DATSUN *3595 are returned in good condittoh Hills Golf Course. A must see home. |71,D00. Call 643-1947. Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. OUTSIDE Flowering house.CIose to shopping * 8 4 9 9 LARGE ESTATE Tag Sale 510 Hatchback 2-door 5 within ten (10» days after the Bid bushes, perennials, ground and bus lin e s . $285 speed AM'FM radio •••••••••••••••••••••«•• covers, rose of sharon, ivy. - June 17tb and 18th. 6 p.m.- opening Lombarde & Associates PAT’S Lawnmowing and monthly. Security and Copies of the Contract Documents . Free ClaasHled Ads sedium, house plants, cacti 9 p.m. 281 Woodbridge raking service. Free es­ lease required. Call 289- 77 DATSUN *3895 may be obtained by mail for a fee - •••••••••••••••••••••••• and more. very Street, Manchester. An­ 649-4003 timates. Call Pat 289-9211. tique oak wardrobe, square 69U5.______I 200 SX. low miles of ten dollars ( |10 0 0 »in addition to ONE PORTABLE 12’’ reasonable. 6494486. the deposit A separate check for •. MANCHESTER CONCRETE WORK Done - Black and white TV. $30.00. a^m ixtSL^of ‘ MANCHESTER the mailing fee. payable to the ; BARBY DOLL Dresses, 80 Available immed. Four 80 BOBCAT *4295 Town of Manchester, must accom- , Dutch Colomlal Sidewalks, patio, walls and One 15” Black and white 3-door. Hatchback air con­ floors. Free estimates. portable TV. $30.00. cents, pajamas, nighty *rH*raH?n* room apartment, stove, dition. power sieerHI^. panv such requests. Spacious 8 Rooms. 4 bedrooms, formal dining suits, 80 cents, wedding refrigerator, first floor, no power brakes, low milaa^ The Town ol Manchester reserves Telephone 875-0572. Telephone 649-8314. economy plusi room; large kitchen with pantry. Grained oak outfit, complete, $3.75, P®ts- Security, references. the right to waive any infor- . K finish. Plastered walls. Handy to busline. Owner maiities or to reject any or all HAVING A PARTY? Don’t OVAL BRAIDED rug 9 X bridesmaid with hat, $2.75. IS s plus uUUtles. 6494003. KEEP THAT GREAT financing. Priced at $69,900. 643-6452. M ANY RNORf GM FEELING Bids. . spend time mixing drinks 12 - green, blue and off ■ - WITH GENUINE Each bidder must deposit with his . when you can mix with white, $35.00. Red leather ------MANCHESTER - Ray- TO CHOOSE GM PAR TS Bid. security in the amount, fon ii ^ Philbrick Agency your guests. Professional barrel back chair, $55.00. TRAILER HITCH 2,000 lb. mond Village - Unusual tTK I2Z12 FROM and subject to the conditions bartending. Call 643-8481. Call 646-0241. capacity. VA ball - fits GM ★ "brand new" spacious one FINANCING If this •mbtom isn’t on your csr, provided in the Instructions to ,; cars, 1977-1982. $30.00. MOVING - Satur- bedroom tri-level I Indudes 6 cylinder engine, automatto tranamlaalon.whll#' aide wall 6ra«, power ttciertng, spaed control, air I a r r a n g e d Bidders 646-4200 you probably paid too much. Attention of Bidders is partiruliirly Painting-Papering 32 LadiMLadies Wwool Ml coat 8l?eslxe 9, day, June 19th. 9:304 p.m. townhouse units now being conditioning, rear window defroater, atareo, 6nt#d glass and tmiqhjiigr#- ' NEW DOUBLE Hung win­ called to the requirements as to . dow 41w X 53h. $50.00. Four camel color, $30.00. 649- ig'^Qllead Road, Andover cotnpleted. Available July *Conn ' Oldest Lincoln ' 2287. conditions of employment to be GLASTONBURY Firestones plus two snow (o ff Junctions Route 6 and lat. Includes heat, hot Coftiurlurvt'f O U nt I mrcJn-Mncury Matda IM r r Mercury M oido Dealer observed and minimum w age rates Attractive 10 room Raised Ranch on desirable ' tires C78-14. $4.00 each. 646- 316). Refrigerator, good water, appliances, to be paid under this Contract. Minnechaug Mountain. Eiceptional living nxHn 2190. Do0t-AMt-P»fs 43 j condition, $60.00, Sears carpeting, cathedral f t * No Bidder may withdraw his Bid - mor*iS ^ ^ S P mers and family room. 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, country INTERIOR AND •••••••••••«•••••••••••• chest fre e z e r, $125.00, ceiling with paddle fan, in­ within thirty (SO) days after the ac­ kitchen, large dedt, 2 fireplaces plus more. EXTERIOR Painting and CUSTOM MADE Drapery LOVABLE,^ ADORABLE bureau, single bed, mat­ dividual basement with MORIARTY BROTHERS AVJL tual date of the Bid opening. Asking $159,000. Paperhanging. Ceilings waverly fabric, roc-lon Puppies > Golden tress, five piece kitchen hookups, patio, parking. 115 CINTIB ST Robert B. Weiss, repaired or replaced. Erie lining, T erra Cotta c ^ , Remyer/Belgian set, household itenUi brlc* m per month. Damato MANCMISTMT SU 5 General Manager 8hepard/uW Setter mix. estimates. Fully insured. fits expanse •’ * W’ . a-hrae, tools, 16” gas dialn E n te^ risek , 330-A New M o a n A I o t Dated at 6th day o f June, 19B2. Warren L Howland, Inc. References. Ready to go. Cat! 7424749 State Road, Manchester. W 024-06 Martin Excellent condition. $96.00. saw usied one season, many To A I ot Of P‘.*oplu Mattsson after 3:00 b.m., 643-1216. after 6 p.m. more items..,. 646-1021. 313 CENTfR ST., MANCHtSTHR.fONN.* Pf.on. 643-5135 643-1108 649-443L