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By United Press International vance to get under way.” British troops were reported betting on British troops massed on hills what day they take Stanley. overlooking the Argentinenjccupied But' the British “softening up” Falkland Islands capital of Stanley strategy was accompanied by more waited only for the fog to lift today subtle tactics, as Harrier jump jets to launch the final attack ordered by dropped leaflets on the tight /j'gen- Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. tine defensive ring urging the es­ Britain’s task force commander timated 7,000 troops to surrender. was reported free to launch the “We do not wish to spill more decisive assault “as soon as he is blood but if there is no alternative, ready” against Argentine forces we are prepared to do so. More ordered to fight to the end iii useless deaths will only create more Stanley. disconsolate mothers,” said the Despite Mrs. Thatcher’s Spanishlanguage surrender call w im u pto lastchance offer to Argentina to signed by Woodward. withdraw from the islands, a In addition to the leaflets, the government source said in London, British dropped a “safe conduct” in “We are not going to hang about.” English and Spanish for use by However, the weather appeared to Argentine troops chosing to give be the crucial factor in Britain’s themselves up. final push to retake the islands Argentine officials, however, J seized April 2 by Argentine troops. reiterated their vow to fight to the Herald photo by Pinto ; The U.S. Weather Service finish rather than surrender uncon­ reported low clouds over the South ditionally to Britain. Two Argentine Atlantic islands with a new rain- commandos were reported killed Local debate, international concern filled cloud mass moving east Thursday and others captured toward the area^ and a spokesman trying to spy on British positions. about 100 persons favored the freeze. Smyth urged that any “(Surrender) is not in the J. Russell Smyth, of 48 Strawberry La. discusses the nuclear said he expected conditions to freeze be bilateral. See story, other photos on Page 3. worsen. operational plans of the Argentine arms freeze question during a lengthy public hearing Thursday In another development, both the troops,” Capt. Enrique de Lmn, the night In Center Congregational Church. Most of the crowd of twice the tar Army press liaison, said Thursday. New York Times and Los Angeles u Times reported from Buenos Aires -Landmark Study that Soviet technicians are in­ stalling a sophisticated radar system along the Argentine coast. Lake association mulling tax power The reports said it was the first evidence of Soviet military aid to staunchly anti-communist Argen­ dam must be studied by engineers to WITH THE NEED for repairs of instead of turning possession of the actually cannot form the authority; By Richard Cody lake over to the town or the state. it must be made by the Andover N tina since the Falklands fighting determine what must be done to fix the dam staring them in the face, started. But they said the radar Herald Reporter it, then the dam must actually be ALPOA officials said a few months Kenneth A. Lester, vice president Lake Members Association, the group that in effect owns the lake. Extensive research proves’Enriched Flavor! MERIT consistently system would not be able to cover ANDOVER — still needing money reconstructed. ago they might be forced into asking of the association, said this morning the Falklands, which are more than the town or the state to take over the another member located a provision He said members of this group are to fix the dam, the lake association The financial picture darkens also this alternative. 250 miles off the Argentine coast. is looking at ways to raise money, lake. in the general statutes that makes it London’s Evening Standard further when the “mucking-out” Other options, they said, were possible to form the taxing authori­ The two groups have historically matches the taste (rfleadii^h^er tar brands. including one that is bound to be un­ project the association began last been intertwined in their actions. newspaper said senior government popular —forming a taxing authori­ raising the $50 membership fee to ty. sources made it clear there are no year is taken into account. Ths goal $75 (but this, they said, might lower He said it could not be formed Lester said the taxing authority, if ty to lay a special tax on here is to deepen the coves around formed, would require the associa­ political brakes on Rear-Admiral homeowners in the lake district. the number of members), or just without a vote of the district John “Sandy” Woodward, com­ the lake that have become shallow '^tfraining the lake and turning it back members. But once instituted, it tion to make new by-laws, and added A meeting where this possibility because of run-off from the shores. the actual formation of the authority mander of Britain’s overall military will be discusspd Is schooled for into the valley from whence it came. could tax people as any other agency Latest research offers the Taste Debate Ends. operation. Association President Candace does, and place a lien on a home that is a long way off, if ever. June 29 at the Andover Lake Proper­ The' dam study alone, which is Mrs. Hunt said the present . When men and equipment are in ty Owners Association’s semi­ going on now, will cost ^,000. ’This Hunt said Thursday a new alter­ refuses to pay. In a second part of the position — probably by the weekend native — forming the taxing authori­ membership isn’t any better than it most conclusive evidence yet annual meeting. will wipe out ALPOA’s funds from Both Lester and Mrs. Hunt said was this time last year, but said the — Woodward has permission to at­ Earlier this year, officials from what they expect to be raised this ty — has come to the attention of the the idea is still in its investigative tack “as soon as he is ready,” the members. And she said based on lake owners don’t want to change confirming MERIT as the same study, smokers confirm ALPOA gave a sad commentary bn year in membership fees. stages, and Lester said one member the private nature of the lake. “The government source was quoted as the state of the lake in relation to Andover is a privately owned lake, meetings held so far tl(is year is further studying the statute. saying. around the lake, most people want ship may be sinking, " she said, "but the funds available. and therefore funded by those who we’re not ready to give it up ' proven taste alternative to that MERIT taste is a major U.S. officials, apparently fearing The state has mandated that the use it. to see that or a raised membership. LESTER SAID his association a Latin-American backlash against factdr in completing their Washington, said President Reagan higher tar smoking. will attempt today to convince Mrs. successful switch from ’Thatcher to be more “generous” in MERIT Taste peace talks before launching a final Jobless rate eases up to 9.5 percent assault. D oes It! higher tar brands. ’The officials said at the Paris meeting, before the economic sum­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The cent since then. week. enter the job market, but said the unemployment, Hispanic origin mit in VersaiUes, Reagan would Total employment rose by 780,000 seasonal adjustment process has not workers showed the largest increase In impartial tests where Confirmed: 9 out of 10 “very gently and delicately” urge nation’s unemployment rate rose ’The May figures, adjusted for slightly to 9.5 percent in May, the seasonal variations, meant there in May to 100.1. million, and as a as yet captured the shift and during May, 1.4 percentage points to Mrs. Thatcher to be ’’more result, the bureau said the propor­ “therefore may be exaggerating the 13.9 percent. The rate for black magnanimous” and consider the Labor Department reported today, were 10.5 million people out of work, brand identity was com former higher tar smokers an increase of 242,000 over the tion of the population with jobs — size of the May increase in the labor workers continued to increase, by consequences of total Argentine but there were some signs of im­ 0.3 percentage points, to 18.7 per­ provement in the economy. previons month. the employment-population ratio — force.” cealed, the report MERIT is an defeat. ’The full impact of the recession- rose 0.4 percentage points. Another positive sign involved the cent. overwhelming easy 4 News of Reagan’s initiative came The 0.1 percentage point Increase For teenagers of all races, un­ over April’s 9.4 percent rate con­ starved job market may not be ’The bureau said about onethird of average work week of production or as British gunners, aiming downhill the seasonally adjusted employment non-supervisory workers on private employment was up 0.1 percentage majority of smokers reported switch, that they didn’t give through heavy mist, ’Thursday bom­ tinued the joblessness among known, however, until next month America’s workers at the highest when millions of college and high increase occurred among people 16 non-agricultural payrolls. During points to 23.1 percent, and for black barded Argentine troops cornered in to 24 years of age. May, the work week increased 0.1 teenagers ages 16-19, unemployment Stanley less than 10 miles away and level since the beginning of World school graduates begin to look for MERIT taste equal to—or up taste in switching, and War II. Unemployment averaged 9.9 jobs. The civilian labor force rose hours, or six minutes, to 35 hours. rose from 48,1 percent to a record 4 met "Ineffective” return fire, news percent during 1941, the depaiwent ’Two slight indications of improve­ sharply in May, by 1 million, to 110.7 The manufacturing work week also 49.8 percent. reports from the front said. There was no change in the 8.3 said. ment in May, according to the million after seasonal adjustment, edged up at the same rate to 39.1 better than—leading higher that MERIT is the best'tasting Television reporter Jeremy Hand but the bureau cautioned that the hours, while factory overtime was percent rate for adult women, but said British forces are “now poised ’The jobless rate was 7.4 percent in department’s Bureau of Labor January 1981 when President Statistics, were total employment labor force typically shows some unchanged at 2.4 hours. the rate for adult men increased tar brands. low tar they’ve ever tried. above Stanley. All it needs is for the growth in May and June as students Among the major categories of from 8.2 percent to 8,4 percent. weather to clear for the final ad­ Reagan took office, rising 2.1 per­ and the length of the average work Moreover, when tar levels Year after year, in study were revealed, 2 out of 3 after study, MERIT remains PLO is accused in shooting Inside Today chose the MERIT combina' unbeaten. The proveri taste LONDON (UPI) - Israeli Am­ “The bullet had entered the right said. The wounded assailant was tion was responsible, saying; “the ^ Israeli ambassador is a victim of a \ tion of low tar and good alternative to higher tar bassador Shlomo Argov was in side of his skull and penetrated com­ being treated in hospital and all four critical condition today, shot pletely. The bullet left on the left suspects were being questioned for determined campaign now being Advice / 17 through the head by a terrorist who side,” a hospital spokesman said. any connections with Palestinian w ag^ in European capitals to dis- towns . ’ ' r ! 18 taste. smoking—is MERIT. was gunned down by police outside a His attacker was chased up Park terrorist groups. cr^it tae PLO. Business...... 21 diplomatic reception. Three other Lane and shot in the neck by a Police sources said another Israel has repeatedly warned an classified 22-23 suspects were held for questioning. British policeman. Within two machine pistol, two automatics and attack on Israelis anywhere in the comics ...... i 19 The gunman opened fired with a hours, two suspected accomplices a large amount of ammunition were world would be grounds for Editorial...... 6 o PbOip M onii Inc. I9S2 machine pistol as the veteran Israeli were stopped in a car in Brixton, a confiscated from the susp^ts. destroying Palestine Liberation Entertainment 14-15 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined diplomat emerged from a reception run-down black district of south No one claimed responsibility for Organization strongholds in south Lottery 2 Kings: 7 mg "tar;' 0.5 mg nicotine— 100's Reg: 10 mg MERIT at the Arab-owned Dorchester Hotel London. the attack, hut Ephron Blran, a Lebanon. An Israeli invasion has obituaries...... !8 A fourth suspect was arrested ear­ senior Israeli diplomat, said Argov been threatened for months. Pennletalk...... ^2 That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ''tar!' 0.7'mg nicotine—100's Men: 9 mg "tar,” ’Thursday night. Argov, S3, Was rushed to National ly today near Weybridge, Surrey, was “yet another victim of the The gunfire erupted in Park Lane gports ...... 9-12 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report Dec'.BI polkoe said. cowardly and barbarous way in — the favorite London address for T^T„.,i„iAn...... 16 ' Hospital for Nervous Diseases and rich overseas visitors — shortly «®‘e''“ ion ...... underwent a 2H-honr operation. His The t a a i , who wei« not identified, which the PLO operates.” were believed to be Arabs traveling Nabll Ramlawi, the PLO’s London SHLOMO ARGOV wife, Hava, kept a nightlong bedside P le a s e tu r n to p a g e 8 :-X:K-X-X-!-!-5X-5>X-:;K

2 - M ANCHESTER HERALD , F r i„ June 4, 1982 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST Is 7 AM EST » - t - S2 In wake of public hearing ’ O.OO . A ( f t ) 79.J3 7917 ' ' J I 7V News Briefing •EATTLC Some directors now support arms freeze Weicker picks up (AN FMNCIKOj Reagan budget M. V By Paul Hendrie .St., agreed. t.O« "We all are against war,” she new endorsements Herald Reporter goes to House Lowetv ' f ^AUA said. “ People like to say this argu­ TEMKAATimit H ARTFO RD (U P I) - Sen. Lowell In the wake of Thursday night’s ment (for the freeze) is not socialist WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Weicker, R-Conn., has received en­ public hearing at Center or communist. Yet, it’s funny how Democratic-led Budget Committee met dorsements from former Republican Congregational Church, several this argument was not made in the President Reagan’s challenge and sent gubernatorial nominee Ronald Sarasin ^^RMN [ZZ3»^ town directors now appear willing to 70s when we were ahead (in the his initial 1983 budget proposal to the full m , and form er G O P Senate Leader Gerald flow vote next Tuesday in favor of resolu­ arms race). House. But if it is called to a vote, a i U^t WEATHER FOTOCAET • "When you deal with a bully by ♦ S i Stevens. tion urging a bilateral freeze on defeat seems certain. Stevens and Sarasin, the party’s un­ nuclear wqapons. giving into him, it never stops him. The panel agreed Thursday to use successful standard bearer in 1978, said It remained unclear this morning The only way we can keep them Reagan’s budget as a vehicle for two ’Thursday Weicker was the only GOP whether the resolution has enough from pushing the button is by being substitute proposals — a Democratic candidate who can defeat the apparent support to pass the board, however. strong enough To put a freeze on plan and a G O P a ltern a tive — in Weather Democratic candidate, Rep. Toby The approximately 85 people who now, when you're in a weakened response to recent complaints from Moffett. sat through two hours of speeches position, is asking for the very thing Reagan that the House had never voted “ Weicker can help retain the last night voted overwhelmingly in you think you are preventing.” on his budget. Republican majority in the Senate,” favor of a resolution calling for Approval of either substitute, (iEOI FREV W AR, of 188 St Sarasin said at a Capitol news con­ bilateral, verifiable freeze on however, would eliminate the need for a Main St., agreed that a freeze may ference. “ Unfortunately the same can­ Today’s forecast nuclear wapons production, deploy­ vote on the Reagan budget. House action be an unrealistic hope. But he said it not be said of his Republican ment and testing. Today cloudy with possibly a little sunshine this after­ is the only hope we have. is expected next Wednesday. challenger,’’ Prescott Bush Jr. of That resolution was approved noon. Highs 65 to 70. Winds light easterly. Tonight "Is it more realistic to suppose Greenwich, Sarasin added. despite an unsuccessful attempt by that the Russians would agree, in Stevens, of Milford, said people who cloudy with a 70 percent chance of rain by sunrise. Lows John A. Tucci, of 30 Castle Road, to negotiating with us, to a situation 7-year-old criticized Weicker for opposing Presi­ around 55. Winds easterly around 10 mph. Saturday rain ’ include a freeze on poison gassing of heavy at times. Highs only 55 to 60. Winds easterly 10 to ; wliere we would improve our situa­ dent Reagan “ ought to take a look at the civilians. Tucci argued against the tion and they would decrease is convicted reality of politics. He supports the presi­ 15 mph. plain nuclear freeze because he said theirs'.'” asked Naab, referring to VENTURA, Calif. (UPI) - Bored and dent more often than not.” the Soviets could not be trusted. Reagan’s proposal. “ Mr. Mercier anxious to get outside to play, a 7-year- Extended outlook Arms freeze proponents opposed his suggests we should not do this out of old boy was convicted of misdemeanor Abate undaunted amendment,-some saying it would fear. 1 suggest the arms.race itself Extended outlook for New England Sunday through cloud the focus of the resolution. charges related to vandalism and a fire is a re.sult of fe a r " set at a storage yard. UPI photo by O’Neill progress Tuesday: Republican Directors Peter P. Herald photos by Pinto Rev. Newell H. Curtis, senior A judge dismissed three felony arson Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Rain DiRosa Jr. and William J. Diana pastor at Center Congregational HARTFORD (UPI) - House Speaker said this morning they would be JOHN A. TUCCI charges and 11 misdemeanor counts ending from west to east during Sunday. Fair weather ELEANOR NICKERSON Church, said the arms freeze is a against Jamie Means, described by his Today in history Ernest Abate says he was undaunted by Sunday night through Monday. Chance of showers on ■ willing to vote in favor of the resolu­ tried to amend resolution . . . arms race futile religious question. attorney as the youngest defendant in the recent endorsements of Gov. William Tuesday. Highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s Sunday and in ■ tion, even though they think the On June 4, 1896 Henry Ford wheeled his first car from a brick shed In "When life and death becomes the California history, but later Thursday O’Neill by big city Democrats and has no the 70s Monday and Tuesday. Overnight lows mainly in ■ board should not spend time on issue, it becomes a theological found him guilty of three remaining Detroit and drove It around the darkened streets on a trial run. He Is thoughts about stepping out of the race. the 50s. national issues. supporting the freeze,” said Smith. “ The truth about nuclear war is when I can read that the Office of “ 1 have several reasons for sup­ issue," said Curtis. "It has to do seen with the car later that year, dressed In his Sunday finest. The car Abate, who is challenging O’Neill for 'Vermont: Cool through the period. Scattered showers Republican Director Joan V. “I iook at it from the domestic that there could be no medical charges. Civil Preparedness says 90 percent porting the freeze,” said Chisholm. with the quality of life God gave The freckle-faced defendant, who was had an ejectrlc bell up front to warn pedestrians, after the fashion of the gubernatorial nomination, said the Sunday. Fair Monday then showers again Tuesday. High Lingard said she is “ very comfor­ perspective. What is defense spen­ care,” said Sinatra, noting that a of the people in Manchester would “ The first is as a father. I would like us." with two older youths when a storage- trolleys of the day. city delegates “ did not reflect all the 65 to 75. Low 45 to 55. table” with the resolution and would my daughter to have a future. The ding doing to us in terms of GNP? single nuclear bomb striking Boston be killed instantly if a bomb was Patrick J. Egan, of 50 Marion yard fire was set in January, was feelings of the people they represent.” Maine, New Hampshire: Rain ending west portions support it. Democratic Directors What is defense spending doing to us would exhaust all the burn centers dropped in Hartford, that’s a local second is as a veteran. I lived in Drive, said people should not be ordered to return to court July 1 for a He said the governor was misrepresen- late Sunday becoming fair Monday. Chance of showers • James F. “ Dutch” Fogarty and Ar­ Polaris submarines for three years in terms of inflation? What is in the country. afraid that a bilateral freeze could issue. probation hearing. ting his support among Urban Tuesday. Highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s. Lows in the. nold M. “ Ike” Kleinschmidt said defense spending doing to us in Jonathan L. Mercier, of 63 Jensen Colt to shut down Electric Boat “ Since we have had recorded of my life. My job was, if I was told not be verified. He quoted Depart­ Early in the afternoon session, the Democrats. O’Neill in the past week has mid 40s to mid 50s. they oppose the freeze, because they the Russians wouid fire at us, I terms of interest rates? What is St., said he too oppose nuclear war. ment of Defense reports which said do not think it is the best way to history, there have been only 39 young defendant told his mother, “ Mom, for three weeks executive retiring been receiving delegates from Water- would fire at them. defense spending doing to us in But he wondered if the freeze the Soviets have observed past arms achieve arms control. years of documented peace in the I ’m going to wet my pants,’ ’ then bury, Bridgeport and New Britain and “I know nuclear technology, I terms of unemployment? proposal is the best way to achieve treaties. Mayor Stephen T. Penny — who world. I don’t trust mankind. crawled under the counsel s table and HARTFORD (UPI) — Union officials GROTON (U PI) — General Dynamics most recently from Hartford, who have National foracast know targeting, I know MIRVs. As “ We no longer hear the ad­ arms control. "The reason we need a freeze now say Colt Industries wili iay off its announced support of the Incumbent. has said he opposes board considera­ History has proven that we began whimpering. Short asked for a says P. Takis Veliotis, the former long as the United States has one ministration talking about supply- ” 1 think before we jump on this is that the new generation of nuclear But Abate described the “ marching in tion of national issues — Deputy shouldn’t. It’s a crazy world.” potty break,’ ’ which was granted. employees for three weeks this summer general manager of the Electric Boat By United Press International Los Angeles f 72 57 Trident submarine, we are assured side growth. That was never a reali­ idea, we ought to think about it a bit weapons are going to be harder and Although two defense psychologists because of a reduction in gun orders. of m ayor’s and city officials” to the City & Fcst Hi Lo Pep Louisville sh 79 60 Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg and more,” -said Mercier. “ The things Division of General Dynamics, has Albuquerque sy 85 53 .... Memphis sh 81 72 CITING MORAL, economic, of being able to destroy every major ty and (David) Stockman proved it harder to verify,” said Egan, citing Colt, which employees 1,800 people, Director James R. McCavanagh, all testified Jamie had only a child’s con­ requested early retirement from an governor’s office as “ a misrepresenta­ Anchorage cy 61 42 .... Miami Bech ts 81 74 religious, medical and humanistic city in the Soviet Union.” with a slip of the tongue.” that strikes me about this resolution the cruise missies as an example. cept of right and wrong. Juvenile Court manufactures a wide range of handguns tion of the truth. ’They are going in only Asheville ts 84 66 .02 Milwaukee sy 64 41 Democrats, could not be reached Smith called for a redirection of is that it didn’t strike me as executive post with the company. 86 60 .82 reasons, citizens paraded to the “Is it better to continue an.uncon­ Atlanta ts Minneapolis f 6B 46 this morning. Judge Charles McGrath said the boy at its Hartford and West Hartford plants. Veliotis, who has served as the com­ half-hearted and many do not reflect the Billinas vy 70 40 .... Nashville sh 81 56 podium to announce their support of Frank J. Smith, of 93 Ferguson money now spent on the military realistic. To act out of fear is un­ trolled arms race? Or is it better to feeling of their constituents.” Blnrunghm ts 86 68 3.70 71 Democratic Director Stephen T. “ appreciated the wrongfulness of his The two company plants will shut pany’s executive vice president for New Orlens pc 90 the arms freeze. Road, said he too had experience on toward slumping domestic in­ wise.” get into a manageable situation?” down for one week in June and one week Abate described the delegate move to Boston sh 77 52 .... New York cy 76 63 Cassano, the resolution’s sponsor on Mercier endorsed President conduct.” marine and international operations Brwnsvll Tx.pc 92 77 .... Oklahm Cty cy 66 60 the Polaris program, working as an dustries. "1 believe w e’ii be better off with the governor as “ the need to become the board, made an emotional ROBERT A. Chisholin, 16 Reagan’s arms reduction proposals, each in July and August, said Phil since November 1981, wants to devote Buffalo cy 61 46 .... Omaha pc 66 48 industrial engineer for all the the National Peace Academy cam­ Wheeler, president of Local 376 of the part of the herd” Charlstn S.C. ts 86 73 .09 Philadetpnia r 78 60 .07 appeal for support at Thursday’s Charter Drive, said his m ilitair saying it would be easier to more time to his fam ily’s business af­ Charlott N.C. ts 86 87 .... 97 69 Polaris boats. But Smith said his DR. STEPHEN SINATRA, of paign on conflict resolution than in Phoenix sy hearing. experience showed him that today s negotiate from a position of Deadly gas leak United Auto Workers, which represents fairs, General Dynamics said Thursday. Chicago r 60 43 .... Pittsburgh pc 72 56 main concern is the economic im­ Physicians for Social Responsibili­ escalating a futile arms race,” 1,500 Colt workers. Cleveland cy 66 47 .... Portland M. cy 70 49 “ I speak as a parent first and also nuclear arsenals are far larger than strength. Veliotis joined General Dynamics as Governor O’Neill Columbus cy 74 49 .... 51 .06 pact of the arms race. ty, said the nuclear freeze is a added Eleanor Nickerson, of 81 Colt traditionally closes its two fac­ Portland Or. sh 07 as a director,” said Cassano. “ I Elizabeth Sadloski, of 48 Hollister closes highway general manager of the company’s Quin­ Dallas cy 86 86 .... Providence sh 75 56 “ I also have another reason for medical issue. Richard Road. 62 46 .16 52 think this is a local issue, because necessary for a deterrent. tories for vacation the last week of July cy, Mass., Shipbuilding Division in 1973 vetoes two bills Denver sy Richmond ts 79 and the first two weeks of August. Des Moines sy 67 50 .... St. Louis sh 73 57 WESTLAKE, La. (UPI) - Deadly and became general manager of the Detroit pc SO 49 .... ^It Lak Ctypc 75 56 HARTFORD (UPI) - Two' bills, in­ phosgene gas leaked from a chemical Wheeier said the vacation shutdown will Electric Boat Division in 1977. Duluth pc 64 41 .... San Antonio ^ 88 74 cluding a measure that would have El Paso sy 91 60 .... San Diego pc 72 64 plant, forcing state police to close an in­ be extended by two weeks — one in July Electric Boat, which has shipyards in allowed a four-year delay for compliance Hartford cy 76 57 .... San Franese pc 67 SO terstate highway less than 36 hours after and one in August — this year. Groton and Quonset Point, R .I., is a Honolulu pc 86 77 .... San Juan pc 8B 76 Cheney conversion may begin this year with the state’s fire safety code in Indianapolis sh 73 55 .... 86 47 a leak had killed a truck driver and in­ major U.S. Navy submarine builder and Seattle pc existing buildings, have been vetoed by Jacksn Mss. pc 66 75 .... Spokane pc 85 46 jured almost 60 other workers. the nation’s only shipyard capable of Jacksonville pc 88 73 .19 Tampa ts 86 77 Gov. William O’Neill. dum authorizing the town to spend However, Levine did say interest funds for the restoration of Cheney he said, which owns the building and $190,000 will be needed to purchase No injuries were reported in the leak Aetna, drug firms building the giant Trident missile-firing Kansas City pc 66 56 .70 Washington ts 81 80 By Nancy Thompson O’Neill said Thursday a broadly Las V^as w 93 87 .... Wichita cy 64 56 up to 8750,000 for public im ­ rates are “ pretty close” to being Hall has met once. The committee wiii let the contracts for work. the land. Wesley C. Gryk, one of the Thursday at the Olin Chemical Co., Little Rock pc submarines. Herald Reporter low enough to proceed. will be chaired by two represen­ owners, said a four-acre piece will which has been the target of residents’ disagree on DES applied moratorium was unnecessary to provements in connection with the FITZfJER.ALD ALSO reported “ We’re putting a brochure tatives of the Little Theater of be for sale. Gryk and Michael B. complaints about industrial accidents. implement'the fire safety code that was Construction on the conversion of miii renovations. , that he will work with those in­ HARTFORD (UPI) — Aetna Life & together now for prospective Manchester, the building’s tenant, Lynch purchased an eight-acre Olin official Joseph Day said the latest Potential investor, amended in 1981. two former Cheney silk mill Developers, who will finance the terested in raising the necessary Casualty is haggling with drug com­ lenders and hope to be meeting with Mary Blish and one other person to piece for $200,000. leak was quickly sealed and “ it was a He said the moratorium only would buildings to apartments could begin project with revenue bonds, have $190,(X)0 to preserve a piece of the panies over who would be liable in hun­ them soon,” he added. be named. very small situation." A pressure relief Seth Thomas talk delay building owners’ responsibility to this year, the chairman of the said they are waiting for interest Great Lawn as open space. The fund "‘They’re paying interest, ” dreds of lawsuits filed against the Lottery Levine said interest would have to The Chamber of Commerce, valve “ burped” and released face up to making structural changes Cheney Brothers National Historic rates to fall before going ahead with drive will be conducted by residents FitzGerald said. "That in itself manufacturers of the synthetic hormone be at about 11 Vi percent before which is co-sponsoring the fund drive monochlorobenzene, a toxic liquid con­ HARTFORD (UPI) - A potential in­ “ and in the case of a school or an apart­ Landmark District Commission said construction. They have said in­ of the houses which border the lawn makes it a very magnanimous ef­ DES. work could begin. However, he said along with LTM, the Manchester taining phosgene. Day said. vestor is negotiating to keep the Seth ment building could be tragic.” Thursday. terest rates wiil have to drop to 11 and interested others, FitzGerald fort. percent before the project will be the interest rqtes on financing for Historical Society, and the Cheney About 30 workers were nearby when Aetna claims it should be liable only if Thomas clockworks in its Thomaston O’Neill also killed a measure that William E. FitzGerald said there said. “ 1 appreciate the time,’’ he Numbers drawn in New New Hampshire daily: conversion of historical buildings is Commission, has offered its the leak occurred but no one was it provided insurance when a piaintiff home of more than a century, a would have transferred from the state to are “ indications that construction on feasible. The owners of the eight-acre cen­ added. ”1 don’t know whether the 2171. Rhode Island daily:; considerably lower than the prime facilities for clerical and other exposed. Day said. first became ill. This so-called Republican congressional candidate local officials the authority to establish England ’Thursday: the clocktower and weaving mills Marc Levine, one of the tral portion of the lawn, who this money can be raised.” rate and is now not too much higher work, FitzGerald said. “ It’s really nothing,” he said. “ Nobody manifestation theory was rejected when says. speed limits on the grounds of state men­ Connecticut daily: 260. 2551. will go ahead this construction developers in the Clocktower M ill week withdrew their application to Connecticut weekly: 94, than 11 Vx percent. In response to a question from Mrs. Ferguson, who lives in one of was exposed, no nothing. I would assume the insurance firm tried to apply it to Nicholas Schaus, a GOP candidate in tal institutions. Vermont daily: 413. season.” conversion, said this morning he and build condominiums there, have 882, 281620, red. board member Steven C. Ling, the Cheney family homes which it might be a drop of phosgene.” asbestos-related suits. the 6th District, said Thursday The governor signed into law a bill Massachusetts daily: The two miils are scheduled to be his colleagues “ are still hopeful we said they will wait until Jan. 1 1983 IN OTHER matters, FitzGerald FitzGerald said a mechanism will border the lawn, said she is op­ Despite Olin’s evaluation, state negotations began this week between the raising from third-degree arson to first- Maine daily: 414. 1103. converted into 350 apartments. In can begin soon.” He would not be before going ahead with develop­ Daughters of women who used DES to ••eported that a committee to raise be set up to handle contributions timistic. troopers called the accident “ more investor and Seth ’Thomas’ parent firm. degree arson the crime involved for star­ January, voters approved a referen­ more specific about a timetable. prevent miscarriages during pregnancy toward the restoration of the hall. ment plans. At that time they will critical.” General Tim e Corp., and its parent firm, ting of a fire with intent to damage or say the the estrogen hormone has caused Contributions have been put into the look at the progress of the fund drive She said a formal organization for “Apparently it was a rather serious Talley Industries. destroy a building for insurance cancer of the vagina. LTM treasury, a move Ling has to determine whether to wait for the a fundraising drive could be in place leak initially,” state police spokesman General Tim e plans tp close the 168- proceeds. totai sum to be raised or proceed in about a week. Mrs. Ferguson said objected to. Lt. Ronny Jones said. Aetna has filed suit in U.S. District year-old Thomaston clock factory by First-degree arson is punishable by 10 Almanac FitzGerald said the town attorney with development plans, FitzGerald the drive is an attempt to preserve A ’ truck driver was killed and 58 Court in Hartford seeking a ruling on its November and relocate its operations to to 25 years in prison and a fine of up to MHS seniors give is preparing a written opinion on said. one of the town’s landmarks, not an workers needed medical treatment liability claims. Abbott Laboratories, a a Generai Time plant near Atlanta. 810,000. how to handle the funds. The money Cheney Commission member Vi­ effort by abutting property owners Wednesday when exposed to leaking DES manufacturer Aetna insured from Schaus said he agreed not to identify O’Neill so far has signed 375 bills and must eventually come to the town. vian F. Ferguson said this morning to protect their area. phosgene, a gas used as an offensive 1962 through 1969, filed a counter suit in the investor he had located because of vetoed three measures approved by the By United Press International weapon in World War I. Washington. the delicate negotiations. 1982 Legislature. Today is Friday, June 4, the 155th day of 1982 with 210 school good grades to follow. The moon is moving toward its full phase. 'The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. HARTFORD RD. to give their opinions on the school career. P^opletalk By Nancy Thompson The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. they will leave later this month. The “ I think there are a lot of people ’Those bom on this date are under the sign of Gemini. Herald Reporter students were mostly in the honors who just get lost in the shuffle Dairii see the huge abstract of the bombing of the Basque American singer Robert Merrill was bom June 4, because the school’s so big,” she Manchester High School seniors or advanced levels with plans to go Generous with jeans town of Guernica by Nazi planes supporting Fran­ 1919. Queen DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER on to college in the fall. said. cisco Franco. She told Ckilture Minister Soledad gave their school good grades in all Generous people are described as being willing to On this date in history: David Gorman commented, “ If I Becerril, “ ‘Guernica’ is displayed here better than In 1896, Henry Ford wheeled his first car from a brick areas except school spirit at a forum give the shirts off their backs — but Paul Newman, had to criticize one thing, it would in New York.” shed in Detroit and drove it around the darkened streets Thursday night. THE STUDENTS were full of be the guidance department.” More Carol Burnett, Lauren Bacall, Mike Farrell and Asked if they could change one When Franco won the 1936-39 Civil War, Picasso on a trial run. praise for the Manchester High follow-up on students is needed, he brazier. Now Has A Kenny Rogers are parting with their pants. thing about MHS, the students School academic program. sent “ Guernica” and 63 accompanying sketches to In 1942, the “ Battle of Midway” began, in which the said. They are among the celebrities answering the launched into a discussion of school “The thing I enjoyed most is the New York, stipulating democracy must be returned Japanese fleet suffered its first decisive defeat in World Jamie Merisotis, a student call from Goodwill Industries to donate spirit. variety of courses and the fact that to Spain before the pictures were. Franco died in War II. representative to the Board of FROZEN CAKE SHOP autographed designer jeans or similar garh. The “ School spirit. Oh boy, that’s there are so many electives,” said 1975, but “ Guernica” was not returned until last In 1967, war broke out between Israel and Egypt. It EMucation, cited four factors that go clothes will be auctioned off next November at a bad,” Susie Hebert said. “ I ’m a lasted six days and Israel emerged victorious, taking Todd McGrath. into preparing a student for life _ cak*,» 6.95 11” c a k «^ 9 .9 5 party at New York’s Grand Hyatt Hotel. fall. cheerleader and I go to other vast areas of Arab territory. Most of the students said their after high school: faculty, ad­ It’s the best thing to happen to cake since Ray Johnson, of the ad firm of McCann Erickson, schools and I see schools that have it In 1972, black militant Angela Davis was acquitted of favorite courses at MHS were ministration, guidance and students. cake. And what a treat It Is. Light, cake crunch. chairman of the event, says Goodwill has written to together.” English courses, with a few singling more than 300 celebrities asking for their jeans. He murder, kidnapping and criminal conspiracy charges He rated the first two at MHS Cool and creamy chocolate and vanilla DQ*. Quote of the day out Honors English taught by Gil Plus rich, cold fudge and delicious Icing, "ifou hopes to have 100 pairs of celebrity jeans for the stemming from a California courtroom shootout in Students said their classmates do “ outstanding” , expressed some which a judge and three others were killed. not attend football games, dances or Hunt for special recognition. Kudos reservations- about the guidance can have It decorated (or any occasion. The auction. The auction will kick o ff the sale in New Richard Nixon has been called names like “ vin­ were also given to history, zoology dictive” and “ petty” — not by enemies but in the other activities. Art Jasper at­ department, and said “ the students Dairy Queen* Round Cake. Frozen and York of “Goodies” — recycled designer jeans and animal behavior, patterns of repaired by disabled Goodwill workers. writings of friends such as former aide Bob A thought for the day; American historian Henry tributed that to the lock of a winning prepare themselves very well.” packaged for easy take home. Pick one up Brooks said, “ Only on the edge of the grave can man tradition at MHS, but Vito Adbabbo, human behavior and Frrach. today. Haldeman and former Secretary of State Henry THE STUDENTS ALSO gave conclude anything.” a football player, said other schools Ken Allen said he parUcularly . Kissinger. Diane Sawyer asked Nixon -his reaction enjoyed a course in pewter smithing high marks to the school’s open Jackie promoted Thursday on the CBS Morning News. with losing r e c o ^ get more sup­ port from their students. as “ an escape from school.” campus system. All but one said it Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis has been promoted Nixon replied in part: “ You don’t win a Pulitzer In addition to enjoying the should be continued. — and probably got a raise to go with her new job. Prize, and you don’t get a bestseller, by writing a “ No one really cares any more,” courses, the students said the school “ At colleges you have open cam­ The former first iady reported to work Thur^ay book that is for somebody. Unless it’s for a liberal. ilanrliPBtpr Hpralh said Kent Stringfellow, a soccer level courses and advanced place­ pus,” Gorman said. “ You’re not as a full editor at Doubl^ay 8e Co., after nearly But where a conservative Is concerned, you can' player who said the same fans show ment courses taught at the high going to be forced to study.” DAIRY QUEEN four years as an associate editor. There was no of­ only be a best seller unless you’re against Richard M. Diamond, Publisher , at at each game. “ ’Thpre’s a feeling school, which “give you an idea Students said it was beneficial ficial word on salary, but a raise would be somebody. And so all of these people ... none of Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager of apathy.” what to expect from college and because it forced them to budget ROUND CAKE customary In the circumstances. whom, while I was in office, indicated that they had Rebecca Merldy, a student what college expects from you,” ac­ their time to accommodate classes, Mrs. Onassis, 53 next month, has put out several these doubts, have now written their books. Aiid so I USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 208 representative to the Board of cording to Denise Collins. homework, work and activities. books since joining the publishing Him, including.., i understand it, I mean, I just hope they make a lot of Education, noted that many McGrath noted that courses of “It (open campus) makes the I ^ F*ubll«hMl d*My axcapt Sunday Suggastsd carriar rataa era LOGS money.” study are also available for students school more of a school and less of a “ Unseen Versailles,” “Pleasure and ^ivilege,” and carlain holidays by ths 61.20 wssKly. 65.12 lor one students work after school and have UPI photo and last month’s “ The 18th Century Woman.” She’s Manchaitar Publishing Co., 16 inonth. 615.35 for thraa montha, outside interests. wbo are not planning tp go to prison,” McGrath said. Special Price S ^la l Price* now working on a new one titled, “ The Ballad of Bralhard Placs. Manehsstsr, 630.70 lor six months and 661.40 ' “ I worked every day after school college, including COEP, which Miss Collins, however, said she 1 *99 . Conn. 06040. Sscond class lor one year. Mall rates are’ Regular $2.50. All pies are made In a John and Yoko,” based on articles about ex-Beatle .'for the past year and a half and I ’m provides work experience for thought stricter rules are needed for No heartbreak Glimpses ' postaga paid at Manohsatsr, available on raquast.' 8399 graham cracker shell. Choose from: John Lennon and w ife Yoko Ono that appeared in involved in more activities than academic credit. sophomores and stricter enforce­ Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- Chocolate Fudge, Strawberry and “ Rolling Stone” magazine. Grant Tinker, chairman of the board and chief drsas changes to tha Manchaatsr To placs a classlllad or display most people I know,” responded ment of rules for juniors and Molly DIeveney, 12, a sixth grader from Reg. 85.95 Pineapple Coconut. Mrs. Onassis reportedly is a Beatles fan. executive officer of NBC, was honored today with Herald. P.O. Box 601, advsrtlsamant, or to report a Miss Hebert. TANIA GEMBALA, the Gass of seniors. Denver, Colo., Is hugged by her mother, Lin­ Manchastar, Conn. 06040. the 1982 Hall of Fame award from the Boston-New news Item story or picture Mas, I The forum was billed as a 1982 salutatorian, said the school “ A lot of incoming sophomores See us firet for all Special Occaelon Cakee. You’ll like the quality, da, Thursday after winning the 1982 National call 643-2711. Oltica hours ara' are not ready for open campus,” she England chapter of the National Academy of To subscribe, or to raport a 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday dialogue between MHS seniors and should have a language require­ Guernica revisited Spelling Bee In Washington by correctly Television Arts and Sciences ... Jimmy Stewart is dallvery problem, call 647-0946. through Friday. the Board of Education, but only one ment. Most colleges have a two-year said.' “ They just go crazy and do taste and pricel spelling the word “psoriasis." : Olfica hours are 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 things they would not normally do.” Jacqueline Picasso, widow of Pablo'Picasso, being honored by the Princeton University ’Triangle board meipber — Carolyn Becker, language requirement, she noted. at his SOth anniversary class reunion today at ‘p.m.-Monday through Friday and Ths Manchester Herald la a lieadof the board’s curriculum com- Miss Hebert said she thought McGrath disagreed. “The first finally accepted the Spanish government’s invita­ ;7 to to a.m. Saturday. Oallvary subscriber to United Prase Inter­ Princeton, N .J .... Hope Lange, Robert Wagner and more attention should be given to three weeks we had open campus we . HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEM MANCHESTER tion to view “ Guernica,” her husband’ s master­ October hung in New Y ork ’s Museum of Modem Art. should be mada by 5 p.m. Mon­ national news services and Is a .mittee, which sponsored the forum Judd Hlrsch w ill film " I Am The Cheese” in V er­ studenU at the regular level who did nothing but sit in the cafeteria,” piece about the Spanish Civil W ar that until last Mrs. Picasso visited Madrid’s Prado Museum to day through Friday and by 7:30 member ol tha Audit Bureau ol — was there. mont. em . Saturday. CIrculatlona. Thirteen MHS seniors showed up may not have plaits for college or a he said. “ But the novelty wore o ff.” \ MANCilESTER HERALD, Fri.. June 4. 1982 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., June 4, 1982 f U.S., allies at odds on credit for Soviets Tampons factor Chinese free Disagreements threaten economic summit in TSS — report U.S. student emj)loyment and squalor,” proposal as upsetting the assump­ munity. the economy would touch off a PEKING (UPI) - American stu­ her release Thursdav that despite VERSAILLES, France (UPI) — military in the East bloc and sharp­ savage inflationary spiral. Mitterrand said this week. her detention, "1 always have been a ly curb export credits to those tion East-West trade contributes to The summit will give European dent Lisa Wichser, held prisoner by Sharp disagreement on U.S. participants a chance to express Europeans, running out of WASHINGTON (UPI) - While the released data indicating high-absorbency friend of China and will continue to governments. international stability by drawing Europeans and Washington ob (;hina and deported on espionage economic policies and trade with the patience, argue that high U.S. in­ cause of sometimes fatal toxic shock Rely brand tampons made by Procter be a friend of the Cflinese people ” But a well-placed French govern­ the Soviet bloc into Interdependent their steadily mounting anger over agree Japan must open markets to charges, left today with an Soviet bloc seemed certain today to terest rates are the biggest hin­ syndrome remains a mystery, women and Gamble appeared to be more often Miss Wichser’s family in a suburb ment source said France would op­ relationships. U.S. economic policies, which they reduce a trade surplus that is emotional pledge to always be ”a cast their shadow over this The Europeans, who are going see as crippling their own drance to world economic growth. should know tampon use appears to be a associated with the condition than other friend of the Chinese people” of Indianapolis, Ind., said she is weekend's summit conference of the pose Reagan’s initiative, which first expected to reach $28 billion this ahead with a $15 billion gas pipeline economies. French President Francois , factor in its development, a report brands. The first foreigner held in expected home by Saturday. seven leading industrialized nations. came up at last year’s economic year. Japan recently eased tariffs The company later voluntarily deal with the Soviet Union, point out They want to see Washington cut ■ Mitterrand wants agreement on get­ , released by the National Academy of political detention since the tur­ She spoke with her parents by The diplomatic extravaganza in summit in Ottawa. — before the on more than 200 categories of im­ withdrew its Rely brand from the the United States is selling vast interest rates and curb its deficit, ting their economies moving again. _ Sciences said today. bulent 1966-76 Cultural Revolution, telephone after her release. "She is the sumptuous palace of the Sun military crackdown in Poland. ports to head off an attack at the market. Several suits have since been quantities of grain to the Soviet currently exceeding $100 billion. Like many European leaders, he “We believe individual women can Miss Wichser, 28, was arriving from homesick and burned out over the King Louis XIV was scheduled to “France is against putting Soviet summit. filed against Procter and Gamble and Union. They also want America to stop wild fears the damage to society of more best make decisions about use of tam- Peking in San Francisco today after strain of this whole thing," said her begin Saturday, but President credits on the agenda as the Reagan, worried by calls to limit other tampon manufacturers by women The summit brings together the fluctuations in the value of the than 28 . million unemployed ■ pons,” said the report from a committee changing planes in Tokyo. father. Herman Wichser. "Obvious­ Reagan started a series of meetings Americans want to do,” the source imports to protect jobs, wants a or their families who claimed tampon said. “The French are opposed to leaders of the United States, dollar. workers in Western Industrialized of the Institute of Medicine. Miss Wichser, one of the few ly, we are very anxious to get her with the leaders of Western Europe Canada, Japan, Britain, West Ger­ In Ottawa, Reagan argped his commitment to free trade. The “However, certain recommendations use caused their illness. foreigners to be deported from home” and Japan. giving the Soviets help with military countries. president will warn that he is com­ “However,” the report said, “TSS technology, but they are not ready to many, Italy and France. Belgium policies were needed to get inflation appear prudent at present. Women who China in recent times, did not com­ The official Xinhua news agency The United States is hoping to con­ “Our societies are getting bogged ing under pressure at home to have had TSS or who are [mstpartum cases continued to occur among users of take economic sanctions.” will be attenc^ing as representative under control. Washington continues ment to reporters in Peking about said Miss Wichser, a graduate stu­ vince Europeans to restrict exports down in the shifting sands of un- retaliate against their measures. (new mothers) should be advised not to other tampons. Also, up to 16 percent of West Germany also sees Reagan’s of the European Economic Com­ to warn that releasing the brake on her detention for allegedly stealing dent from the University of Denver, of goods that couid build up the use tampons,” the report said. reported cases were in children, males state secrts from China’s com­ "confessed ” stealing confidential “In addition women 15 to 24 years of and females who were not munist state. documents. age should be made aware they are ap­ menstruating.” "She doesn’t think she was guilty parently at a higher risk than older So far, the study said, the Center for and neither do we,’’ said an Miss Wichser, who is engaged to a Soviets reject women,” it added. “Furthermore the Disease Control has recorded 1,660 cases American Embassy official who ac­ Chinese man, was seized and hand­ Boy burglar use of high absorbency tampons should of toxic shock syndrome in the United cuffed by security agents last companied her to the airport. be minimized, one study having shown a States — mostly among menstruating Miss Wichser’s departure was Friday and accused of stealing state positive association between tampon women using tampons. There have been marred by an argument between secrets 88 deaths. fluid capacity and risk of TSS. customs officials and U.S. Embassy "She collected information and “As research continues it may be The syndrome is characterized by personnel over who would fill out fever, rash, low blood pressure, stole many of China's confidential will testify U.S. proposal possible to design tampons that do not departure forms. documents," Xinhua said, enhance the user’s risk of acquiring TSS, vomiting, diarrhea, muscle weakness "In China, customs are rules and or to identify those persons who are and peeling skin. she must do it personally, ” one "A number of such documents susceptible to the Illness so that they can The study reported tampon use has UPI photo customs official insisted. Miss were seized in her rooms. Wichser ;take specific preventive measures,” it fallen off,- and the number of reported Wichser complied with the rule. admitted her offense in her written t , said. cases has declined — but it said the latter USA WICHSER ARRIVES AT PEKING HOTEL Her voice cracking with emotion, confession and asked for against parents factor may be due to fewer reports by forgiveness," said Xinlrua. to reduce arms The toxic shock controversy erupted in . . . American held In.esplonElge on way home Miss Wichser told reporters after the summer of 1980 after the government the nation’s doctors. Reagan’s focus on reducing land- SAYRE, Okla. (U P D - A 15-year- the boy came to his attention May 8 MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet when the Yandells reported him as a Union today rejected every element based ICBMs — the heart of old boy who says his parents beat Moscow’s arsenals. him with a bullwhip to make him runaway. of President Reagan’s strategic commit $500,000 in robberies was When he was found in a recreation arms reduction proposals and ac­ Pravda said the strategic arms Expert: Hinckley's granted immunity from prosecution hall about 1 a.m. May 9, the youth cused the American leader of systems of each nation has to testify against his family. begged officers not to take him dooming East and West to “years of developed in different directions, District Judge Giles Peterson home, Jameson said.” fruitless antagonism.” with the U.S.S.R. placing 70 percent issued the immunity order Thursday “He said he could not take any In a 2,800-word editorial published of its warheads in land-based . brain not abnormal for the youth, who was in protective more beatings,” the chief said. “He by the official Communist Party InterContinental Ballistic Missiles ; daily Pravda, the Kremlin warned (ICBM) compared to 20 percent for custody today. complained of sore ribs and of being Hinckley’s wanderings were affecting whipped with a pistol and a Washington not to expect progress the United States. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Hours after Peterson postponed until June 17 a the jury, told the panel not to draw “any preliminary hearing originally set bullwhip." in the Geneva arms reduction talks shooting President Reagan, John W. Eighty percent of U.S. warheads Hinckley Jr. worried how his parents inference one way or the other” from his for today for the boy’s mother, Jean- Officers permitted the boy to that start June 29 if Reagan pushes are in submarines and bombers, his plans to re-arm America. would be affected and wondered whether absence. nie Yandell, 40; stepfather, Kenneth spend the night with friends, then he Pravda said. Courthouse sources said defense The point-by-point rejection, the Academy Awards would be canceled, Yandell, 51, and sister, Donneta told police of being beaten “with a lawyers indicated Hinckley was feeling carried Thursday by the official “The so-called ’radical’ reduc­ an FBI agent testified. Beats, 18 — all free on bond since bullwhip and threatened with a gun” “restless” and “didn’t like what he was Tass news agency in advance of tions favored by the U.S. president Agent Richard Qulia, called by the May 9. The Yandells face seven to burglarize homes, authorities hearing” from Davis. Davis, a prosecu­ today’s Pravda issue, was the most would be such only for the Soviet • prosecution in an effort to show Hinckley burglary counts and Ms. Beats two. said. tion witness, disagreed with an earlier "We haven’t charged that juvenile specific rejection to date of side,” it said. “Washington would ^ displayed no sign of mental illness on the Authorities said they searched the like to reduce by more than half the •day of the attempted assassination, told defense expert who said Hinckley’s brain with any crime and 1 don’t intend Yandell home and found an es­ Reagan’s May 9 call to cut strategic nuclear arsenals by a third. Soviet ICBMs while forgoing prac­ a jury Thursday Hinckley appeared was abnormal. to,” said Assistant District Attorney timated $250,000 in items believed Davis said in his opinion the CAT scans Doug Haught. “We have not been tically nothing themselves.” calm, coherent and responsive. stolen in about 50 church and home “This sounds attractive,” Pravda Hinckley has pleaded innocent by showed Hinckley had unusually wide holding him against his will.” Pravda said Reagan’s proposals burglaries during the past two said of Reagan’s May speech. “The reason of insanity to charges of shooting grooves on the surface of his brain, but He said he would “probably com­ require a 50-60 percent reduction of years. UPI phcto reductions are substantial and cover , Reagan and three others on March 30, testified, “His brain is perfectly nor­ ply” if the boy’s court-appointed at­ Soviet warheads and a cut of more really formidable systems. But if 1981. mal,” and there is no “sign of abnor­ torney, Barbara Terry, asked to Beckham County Sheriff Dean than half the Soviet missiles. Smith said an additional $250,000 in one looks just a bit deeper, one will “He spoke about how he was worried mality whatsoever.” have the youth removed from jail, discover a striking lopsidedness in ^ l i a said he was in contact with allegedly stolen goods may have Fish out of water Pravda said Reagan’s plans mean . about how his parents would be affected where some residents of Sayre, a the U.S. position.” Hinckley during five hours of fingerprin­ western Oklahoma town of 3,500, been disposed of earlier. eliminating outdated submarines . by this,” said (Julia, who was called back Twelve days of rain In South Florida have lured these “walking” to the stand today. “He was wondering ting and processing the defendant after levi^siormen have been bringing him food. Haught said he requested the two- The Reagan approach ... “dooms but allowing the number of catfish out of the canals. Walter Sagesser, manager of a Miami the international community to warheads on landbased U.S. ICBMs whether the Academy Awards were the shooting. Haught said authorities are week delay in the preliminary • canceled or postponed because of the Outside the jury’s presence, the judge hearing because the court dpfcket for nursery says he doesn’t understand why the fish leave, but years of fruitless antagonism,” to be increased. V^arheads on heavy “interested in the welfare of that bombers would not be affected at -media converage of this event.” asked Qulia if he reached his im­ juvenile and in protecting him.” today was crowded and the hearing every time there Is a heavy rain they climb over the bank and Pravda said. pressions about Hinckley’s mood while start walking over the parking lot. ^ The main Soviet complaint was all, Pravda said. The Academy Awards were postponed Police Chief Don Jameson said probably would be “very lengthy.” and reschedule for the next night. he was being questioned between 7 p.m. Thursday, Hinckley was absent from and 7:30 p.m. court for a fifth time since his trial Parker previously ruled that FBI . began six weeks ago. Dressed in a prison agents violated Hinckley’s rights during jump suit, he watched the proceeings the time period when they continued to Auto sales up in May; import share dropping on a television monitor from his question him after he asked to see a courthouse cell. lawyer. Parker barred any testimony . U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker offering a combined two-year free American Motors Corp. and reiating to that time frame. DETROIT (UPI) — May sales There have been no monthly sales million American-made autos and cent financing on new car loans. allowed Hinckley to leave the courtroom \\ maintainance-warranty program Volkswagen of America continued figures — up 11.4 percent— gave the hikes since the model year began in 1.9 million foreign cars. GM’s sales of 384,015 were the , during a morning recess after radiologist Parker allowed Qulia to continue and rebates, said it sold 123,989 cars the slumps that have plagued them nation's automakers cause to October. “It has been a slow and irregular highest monthly total since last. Dr. David Davis testified an Xray testifying after the agent said his in May, up 1.3 percent from last celebrate but foreign car producers Sales rose 8,2 percent for the recovery and I expect that pattern August. all year. showed Hinckley’s brain was “unusual, testimony on Hinckley’s demeanor was K GM’s sales in the final 10 days of year. saw their share of the U.S. market automakers in the final 10 days of to continue,” a Ford analyst said. AMC reported sales of 8,170 cars but not abnormal.” based on statements the defendant made Ford’s sales in the last 10 days plummet for the fifth straight the month — the third straight “There will be some good months the month were up 15.2 percent. It for the month, do*n 40 percent from Parker, who has expressed fears outside that time period. were up 0.5 percent. Its sales so far % ’ V . =««•■ month. period in which sales improved. and some bad months in the near was GM’s fifth straight period of in­ May 1981. The automaker’s sales in this year are down 8.2 percent. Analysts were careful Thursday to In contrast, import producers saw future. The trend is a modest up­ creased sales. Its year-to-date sales the final 10 days plummeted 56.2 Chrysler Corp. said it sold 5 per­ credit the increase in sales of their sales drop 9.5 percent in May turn.” are down 8.7 percent. percent. Its sales so far in 1982 are cent more cars in May than last Officials probe malfunction American cars to rebates and other to 189,000 from last year’s 208,925. Sales increases in June, the “We continue to be encouraged by down 41.6 percent. incentive programs, but agreed a Foreign automakers’ share of the analyst said, depend on incentive the steady improvement in GM year — 61,603 vehicles. The “modest upturn” was under way. U.S. market dropped to 24.4 percent. programs the automakers devise. sales and look for strong sales in the automaker has a five-year free VW sold 6,299 cars in May, a drop Total U.S. sales of 584,074 for the It hit a high of 31 percent in January. General Motors Corp. reported summer months,” said Robert maintenance-warranty program. of 56.5 percent. Its sales In ^ e final that triggered n-plant alert month were up from 524,021 in May Total industry sales were 773,074, sales for May up 22 percent over a Lund, vice president of sales and Chrysler’s sales in the final 10 10 days were down 51^ percent. 1981. It was the first monthly sales up 11.5 percent from May 1981. Cars year ago. Sales were boosted by the marketing. days were up 6 percent. Its sales in VW’s sales so far in 1982 are down 47 increase since last September. are selling at an annual rate of 6.9 end of a two-month offer of 12.8 per­ Ford Motor Co., which was 19tQ are down 14 percent. percent from last year. PLYMOUTH, Mass. lead shield manually. mediately alter the inci­ (UPI) — Authorities today Officials said the alert— dent — meaning no investigated a malfunction the second lowest of four employee could be sent in at the Pilgrim nuclear levels of emergency — was to correct the problem Hurricane Alberto stalls off Florida coast power plant that boosted activated at the plant at without risking exposure President radiation inside a contain­ 3;30 p.m. after the tiny beyond what federal regulations allow. FORT MYERS, Fla. (UPI) - A But, they said it also could resume its track because it is ill-defined.” counties said by late Thursday more than ment area, triggering a probe was pulled out of the By 5 p.m., radiation level weakened Hurricane Alberto stalled off erratic course after daybreak and hit A hurricane watch and gale wamlngt 800 people had boarded up and left their nearly two-hour alert and core electronically, but readings within 15 feet the southwest Florida coast early today, land with hurricane-force winds. were in effect from Fort Myers north to homes to seek refuge in emergency forcing authorities to cor­ failed to move into a falls in poll from the probe had but forecasters warned it could resume At 3 a.m. EDT, the National Hurricane Bradenton, but there was only sporadic shelters. don it off with concrete special lead cask. decreased to 150 millirems its northeasterly trek and slam into the Center in Miami said Alberto was rain and light winds In those areas early An undetermined number of others shields. “It works on an elec­ and the alert was called off WASHINGTON (UPI) - Public approval of vulnerable barrier islands with 75 mph packing 75 mph winds, down from its 80 today. The torrential rains that drenched were believed to have left and were Officials of the Nuclear tronic cable and because of at 5:11 p.m. The NRC President Reagan continues to fall as an increasing winds. mph peak liiursday night. Its poorly Cuba and the Florida Keys Thursday staying with friends and relatives. There Regulatory Commission a malfunction the probe allows nuclear workers to number of Americans blame him for rising un­ Alberto sprang to life Thursday to delink center was located at latitude would come only if Alberto, churned was no mandatory evacuatidn order, but said the incident — didn’t move into the cask, be exposed to up to 5,000 employment but refuse to credit him for slowing in­ become the Atlantic-Caribbean’s first 25.0 north, longitude 83.5 west, or about closer to the coast. officials urged people to leave the resulting from a malfunc­ as it should,” Monahan millirems over three flation, a new poll said today. hurricane of the season and was 150 miles southwest of Fort Myers. Nevertheless, civil defense officials in islands threatened by a ston^ surge of tion which left a radioac­ said. “That boosted radia­ A Washington Post-ABC News poll published in following a wobbly course for the pop­ “It is weakening and is diminishing Collier (Naples) and Lee (Fort Myers) water 5 to 7 feet above the'hlgh tide. tive probe unshielded — tion levels and the alert months. “We’re not talking about today’s Post showed 46 percent of those surveyed ular resort beaches before it stalled 150 considerably,” said National Hurricane posed no danger to the was declared. We’re going high level of radiation,” said they approve of Reagan’s handling of the miles southwest of Fort Myers. Center meteorologist Noel Risnychok. public and no workers were to be investigating the M onahan said. "The presidency. Some 45 percent disapprove. The hurricane lost some of its punch “It has, in effect, stalled. Landfall, if exposed. malfunction.” reason we had the alert is A similar poll one month earlier showed 51 per­ after brushing the Florida Keys late any, will be later this afternoon.” The higher radiation Authorities said the that it went to a higher tcf*’ Thursday and if the weakening con­ “It is a borderline hurricane,” said levels were confined to a probe registered a radia­ cent approved of Reagan’s actions, and 44 percent level than usual.*’ disapproved. tinues, forecasters said it could be forecaster Joe Pellissier, “It is SO-footfontalnment area in tion level of 50 rems im­ The paper said the new poll places Reagan’s pop­ downgraded to a tropical storm later somewhat erratic, so it’s hard to tell just the 655-megawatt-capacity today. where it will go. It is becoming hard to plant 50 miles southeast of Available in Light and Dark Denim ularity at a lower level than any of the earlier sur­ , rUlS'S*®'" veys by the Post and ABC News. Three Boston, the officials said. Available in Tan, Grey, Navy Popiin Virtually the only favorable finding in the poll “There was no danger to was its report that 53 percent of those questioned the public, no injuries and TESSIER’S NURSERY • Sizes 32 to 42-$26.00 & *28.00 think Reagan’s program will help the nation’s cheers no workers were exposed,” m 85 — CoriMr of Loomia Rd — Bolton economy in the long run. Boston EMison spokesman for jyiichael Monahan said. “I think it’s right to describe D ad ! it as a minor Incident.” Weekend Specials Nevertheless, under Civil NEW ENGLANDER 2(T serpentine style Defense procedures, chain in yellow gold authorities from five towns oCrimson King Maples 27” 10 SPEED filled. $90. within a 10-mile radius »19". 21”. 23". 25" were informed, although n « I’ $19.95 Lugged Frame Yellow gold Tilled jip evacuations occured, »Suntour Derallleur dollar sign money # Monahan said. » Center Pull Brakes clip. $26. Authorities said 18-inch •Exbury Azaleas $14.95 • Padded Saddle » Chrome Fork Ends Sterling key ring concrete shields were REGAL’S • Welohted Pedals with engravable tab. moved into place to block ol gal. Rhododendrons Your Quality Men's Shop' Engraving extra. $22. the containment area and $ it would remain cordoned d o w n t o w n MANCHESTER VERNON 129>5 off until Monday to allow TRI-CITY PLAZA radiation levels to “decay" w colent soloctlon 903 MAIN ST. Fully AsMmblud And QuarantMd At No Extra FATHER S PAY IS ■mjM Z and avoid “any unncessary Op«n Doily 9 30-5;30 Thun ’td 9 (X) Op«n W*d,. Thort. 4 Fr> 9 00 Charga SUN.. JLSI 20TH -w. os rM twwPW pncM exposure to workers.” YOUR BICYCLE. CAMP AND SPORT STORE Gomplote landscaping sonice ThNtatf Jawafara S/nca 1000 • - U n c ia ls said a worker In a ra^oactive suit then will DOWNTOWN MANCM«TER place the probe — used to 2 Main St. Manchester«•, .,i Haitiont • N«w Britain • Wattlwmt MaU 649-5991 Q 64J-7111 646 3998 measure energy produced FARR’S Oopn O.iilv 9 9 u.m. C ' *■«_ by the reactor — Inside a / M ANCIIKSTEH iiE R A L D , Fri., June 4, 1982 (. - M ANCH ESTER HERALD . Fri., June 4, 1982

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher. Dan Fitts, Editor'^ Rights act change protested OPINION Alex GIrelll, City E dito r- Lublin cited 200 disabled rally for negligence

HARTFORD (U P I) — More than 200 dis­ was “ unconscionable” of the Reagan ad­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Richard along with Lublin’s neighbors Jack abled people joined a rally at the state ministration "to take away our civil rights.” Lubiin — the owner of the yacht Thomas and Rose Markoski, both 44, Anderson' (3;apitol to protest the Reagan ad­ Camille Weicker, the wife of Sen. Lowell Karen E, which collided with a and their daughter, Tina, 9. ministration's proposed dismantling of a Weicker, R-Conn., appeared with her 3-year- barge and sank, kitting his wife, Lublin had charged the operator A new era in Connecticut higher ed federal law considered the civil rights bill for old son, who suffers from Down’s syndrome, of the tug ignored his pleas for help Washington daughter and three neighbors — was handicapped people. to urge that pressure be kept on the ad­ charged with negiigently operating and continued on without stopping to education and will continue to Lt. Governor Joseph Fauliso greeted the ministration until it changes its thinking. the craft, the Coast Guard said. pick up survivors after the yacht merge or close institutions that The protesters, wearing white ribbons as a Eililor'n noli-: The follo»inf( respond to rapidly changing protesters who arrived by bus from various ■ The charge does not stem from a was hit. waB H-rillen by Sen. Cornelius are no longer viable. However, symbol of their opposition, later marched on The owners of the tugboat, the For years, Connecticut has lagged needs. parts of the state Thursday to mark the 5th Coast Guard Board of Inquiry in­ O'Leary ami Rep. Dorothy C. the bill includes appropriate aniversary of the passage of the Vocational the federal building several blocks away and McAllister Bros., said the yacht behind other states in the development of Community colleges will re­ vestigation into the accident, of­ (ioodw in, eOTehairinen o f the checks and balances to ensure Rehabilitation Act. released 504 ballons, symbolizing Section 504 ficials said Thursday. The results of sank because of Lublin's negligence. main at the cutting edge of the (general Vsaeinhly's Kcluealion a long-range planning, budgeting and that any such decisions will be The 1973 act guarantees the disabled an of the act that faces revision. that investigation have not yet been The Coast Guard held hearings on education experience in their Arthur Pepine, the head of the Connecticut (!oinniiltee. made judiciously. equal opportunity to education, housing, made public. the sinking of the Karen E and has management system in higher education. responsiveness to diverse local transportation, service and programs. Coordinating Committee for the Han­ not released its findings, but did By Cornelius O'Leary A decision by the Board Of Lublin, 41, of West Hartford, needs and the changing business The group bore signs protesting the Reagan dicapped, severely criticized the efforts by Conn., can contest the report or pay issue a report of a violation. and Governors to consolidate two in­ world. Getting plan and identified the participants from the administration to weaken enforcement of a fine of $500. The report cited Lublin “ for Dorothy Goodwin stitutions, for example, would Limited resources have forced a public official. The Board Of Charter Oak College, our exter­ towns that included Bridgeport, Torrington, regulations and guidelines of Section 504. He was the only person aboard the operation of a vessel in a negligent require a two thirds vote of ap­ colleges to put ceilings on Governors would have specific nal degree granting institution, Brookfield, Danielson, Winsted, Somers and "Our handicaps are nothing compared to disabled 37-foot pleasure craft to manner so as to endanger life, limb The governor has given final proval by all members of the the oppression we share in common,” from enrollments in high demand responsibility for systemwide will continue the system's com­ Trumbull. survive after it was drawn into the and property of another person.” approval to S B. 620, a bill to board followed by opportunity for away with the “ new selfishism (sic) that has come Coast Guard spokesman Jim business and technical programs planning and budgeting while the mitment to the concept that wake of a cement-laden barge being, reorganize public higher educa­ the Legislature to review and act Fauliso referred to the group as “ God’s riding out of the West,” Pepine said. McGranachan said the agency’s and have hampered ability to res­ boards of trustees would remain towed by the tugboat David tion in Connecticut, based on an education also can be obtained special people” and he promised them “ my “ We will no longer be society’s Board of Inquiry was still reviewing the primary governing units for upon the proposal at Its next ses­ McAllister on Aug. 10, 1981. intensive study completed in pond to student and statewide outside the traditional compassion, love and understanding” in their scapegoats,” he said. DPI photo the case. their respective institutions. sion. This is a framework for no taxes The Karen E was rarrimed by the needs. classroom. efforts to retain the rights provided under the January by the Governor's Blue thoughtful and deliberate action. Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., told the rally barge and later sank. Lublin's wife, "This is a separate action on The commission noted a lack of Each of these constituencies, act. “ public pressure counts” and would have its behalf of the Boating Safety Ftibbon Commission On Higher The new formula or program- PROTESTERS RELEASE BALLOONS Joan, and his 10-year-old daughter, planning and coordination, an­ T H IS A R R A N G E M E N T is as well as the independent affect on a President “ who takes us back to division,” he said. Education And The Economy. based budgeting procedure man­ WASHINGTON - It’s tempting to House Speaker Ernest Abate, D-Stamford, . . . Hartford rally against cuts Karen Elizabeth, were drowned tiquated budgeting procedures, designed to preserve and colleges and proprietary schools, who has a handicapped 7-year-old son, said it the 19th century.” Misconceptions about S B. 620 dated by the bill is designed to blame the high cost of oil and gas­ administrative inefficiency and enhance the diversity of the is represented on the Board Of are addressed in what follows. preserve the intd^rity of in­ oline on the greed of Arab poten­ wasteful duplication of system. Governors’ 22-member Advisory The logic of the bill is straight­ stitutional budgets tates. But secret corporate tax, programs Dwindling resources The University of Connecticut, forward. The Blue Ribbon Com­ Council. An executive committee returns make clear that American^ may highten the likelihood that for example, will remain the of the council will participate in mission concluded that while E'OR YEARS, Connecticut oil companies are raking it in afi' both public and private colleges flagship of the system, con­ Court hears debate in mass murder case Connecticut's public higher each meeting of the Board Of tinuing its mission of instruction, has lagged behind other states in greedily as any desert despot. The state Supreme Court this year education system made rapid w ill b ec o m e e m b r o ile d in Governors to ensure the board is should not have been presented to uphoiding the so-called exclusionary the development of a long-range In fact, the American public is a confession from Acquin. tire iron and stabbed, were burned issued a landmark decision in­ 4 research and public service. progress during the period of destructive competition that fully informed of the particular HARTFORD (UPI) - The beyond recognition after the house the Waterbury Superior Court jury rule. Our technical colleges, already planning, budgeting and manage­ getting a double whammy from Big The court will now weigh the oral volving the rule, upholding it while could result in the erosion of ad­ viewpoints and needs of the Connecticut Supreme Court, having that heard the case in 1979. The rule, forbidding the introduc­ expanding enrollments and Oil: As consumers, we pay the sky- arguments presented Thursday and was set afire in the early morning overturning the murder conviction mission standards, academic commended by business and in­ ment system in higher education. heard arguments from both sides, There were indications the confes­ tion of an illegal confession or any resources in the 1960s, the higher education community. high prices imposed by the inter­ written legal briefs filed earlier hours of July 22, 1977. of Richard Ostroski, who had given dustry, should be able to improve S.B. 620 will help eliminate will now decide if Lome Acquin’s sion was a key factor in the jury’s evidence developed through the in­ system since 1971 had suffered quality and ultimately, in­ before issuing its ruling in the case, Defense attorney John R. state police a confession in a slaying their capacity to educate CENTRALIZATION will fragmentation, rationalized the national oil monopoly; then as conviction for the state’s worst deliberations, which ended with formation, has come under attack increasingly inadequate levels of stitutional purpose. which was expected this summer. Williams told the justices state case. students for Connecticut's have its greatest effect in the planning process, more effective­ taxpayers, we have to make up the mass murder was a case of im­ Acquin’s conviction on nine counts from political and criminal justice support and today faces the The commission recommended Acquin, a former roofer from police repeatedly violated Acquin’s Williams said state police held growing high technology in­ areas of budgeting, planning and ly allocate scant resources, U.S. income taxes that the oil com­ proper police work or justice being rights during more than 14 hours of of murder and one count of arson on figures. possibility of decline in the the Board Of Higher Education Waterbury, is serving 105 years to Acquin without probable cause panies wriggle out of. done. Oct. 19, 1979. “ Whether society should continue be replaced by an 11-member lay dustry. policymaking. renewed efficiency and make the life in prison for the 1977 slayings of questioning the morning after through the day of questioning and traditional college age population What makes Big Oil’s tax ■The defense lawyer for the former State’s Attorney Francis this course of conduct, whether The state colleges, once To strengthen the system, the state’s higher education system his foster brother’s wife and eight “ crimes so horrible they boggle the kept several people, including the and mounting difficulty in main­ Board of Governors, none of roofer and state prosecutors argued McDonaid denied troopers acted ii- society can afford tb” is a matter of dominated by teacher training, new board will be authorized to as a whole more responsive to avoidance particularly galling is children in Prospect — the worst mind.” defendant’s parole officer, from taining faculties, libraries and whom could serve concurrently their cases before the high court, iegally while questioning Acquin and debate. McDonald said. “ Perhaps now concentrate on providing a terminate unproductive or the changing educational needs that it was engineered in cahooM mass murder in state history. Williams said the confession and talking with him. adequate staffing in critical on the board of staff of a Connec­ devoting much of the time to the criticized previous court decisions it’s too high a price to pay ” with the federal government and Some of the victims, beaten with a evidence discovered as a result He said state police should have ticut college or university nor be broad-based career and liberal duplicative programs, and to of Connecticut citizens. methods state police used to obtain areas. o made legal by act of Congress. discontinued the questioning after Acquin refused to waive his rights The tanker-size loophole in que^. several times and then asked for an tion is the foreign tax credit allowed In M anchester attorney. to oil companies which extract their', “ I know of no other case where ^iDAOpy’s home petroleum In foreign countries. Ob­ Bducation panel to probe funds error THATSifl the defendant has so blatantly f viously, they must pay for this attempted to assert his rights ... FISHING !!• Education Commissioner Mark FROM privilege, just as they pay royalties in time for payments made during O’Leary, D-Windsor Locks, said discovered before any money was What is that if it isn’t the third Real differences HARTFORD (U PI) - The co- Shedd for the second funding error Thursday they would ask the board distributed but she agreed the degree, what is it if it isn’t a viola­ AND I'D GUESS HE to landowners for pumping oil on chairmen of the Legislature’s the 1981-82 school year. committed by the department in the The issue was brought up at a to explain how the wrong figures department shouid have disciosed tion of rights?” Williams asked. their property. Education Committee say they will past two years. DION’T-GET'ANy Capitol news conference by two were used in calculating the number that the error had been made. McDonald claim ed police had The difference is that the investigate complaints about the must get airing handling of an unreported error in Republican lawmakers and GOP of welfare children. Bozzuto reported the errors last Last year, the department ad­ probable cause to hold Acquin payments to the foreign' gubernatorial candidate Richard week and criticized Gov. William before the questioning ended. But he ASAINir-fi^-' calculating school aid payments to They said they would then decide m itted a $29 m illion e rro r in governments that own the oilfields Bozzuto of Watertown, who held a O’Neill for failing to take any action argued the confession would have nqunicipalities. if it was necessary to call a special calculating per pupil education J automatically signals license for Barbara Weinberg, chairman are called taxes, not royalties. And The error by the state Board of news conference on the same so far. grants that wound up with the state been legal even if there had been no one of the parties to accuse the meeting of the committee to in­ probable cause at any time before it of the Board of Directors’ liaison what a difference a word makes! A .Eltlucation would have given com- matter last week. Rep. Casey Daly, R-Bridgeport, providing communities $10.7 million Rep. Dorothy Goodwin, D- vestigate the matter further. was made. committee with the Eighth other.of intransigence. royalty is a business expense that niunities, mostly big cities, about called on the board to discipline more than necessary. Mansfield, and Sen. Cornelius Miss Goodwin noted the error was Utilities District, may be right It is easy to overemphasize the can be deducted from a cor-' $1.8 million more, but it was caught when she suggests that the com ­ differences of views between poration’s taxable Income; a foreign “ tax,” on the other hand, i^. m ittee should not m eet until it district and town governments classified as a tax credit that can b e ' has specific proposals before it. and to forget that in many areas subtracted from the corporation’s ' Presumably those proposals cooperation goes on rather U U.S. income tax. For oil companies," automatically and without fan­ could come either from the a tax credit is worth four times as! fare. Board of Directors or from much as a deduction. ' INTEREST RATE the directors of the Eighth Notwithstanding that coopera­ District. tion, conflicts arise over both TH E LAW GIVING oil companies; this stupendous tax break was, Perhaps the informal fire protection and sewer ser­ tailor-made for the four U.S. com-; vice, and the conflicts are real, dialogues that have taken panics— Chevron, Exxon, Mobil and; not manufactured. place so far have not been es­ Texaco — which do business with the; N That unhappy fact does not pecially productive. Saudi Arabian government. The; Maybe if the town and district constitute an argument against name of 'their consortium is the Ara­ established formal positions for continued meetings, however. In Good reasons to keep field shut bian American Oil Co., or simply^ themselves before involving the fact it argues in favor of Aramco in oil circles. liaison committee, more would meetings. get done toward solving the But it also suggests that when To the Editor: The U.S. Treasury and the State; D ep artm en t w orked out the;! problems of the relationship members of the committee A recent letter to the Open m u ltib illion -d ollar, soak-the-,- between tbe two municipalities. meet, each should be represen­ Forum seems to have been based, taxpayer scheme years ago with the; ting a government and each, on a misunderstanding concer­ But even if her suggestion oil consortium, an obliging Saudi; ANNUAL PERCENT RATE therefore, should be represen­ ning the ownership of the ruins takes hold and a new structure government and a compliant' and grounds of the Pitkin Glass for committee dialogues is es­ ting a constituency. Congress. Since then, the U.S- Works, The land does not and tablished, it has to be recognized All of the m embers of the dis­ government has helped keep the lid never has belonged to the town. publicly by each of the parties trict constituency are also on Aramco's operation, using thd Part of the original Pitkin family A SPECIAL “JUNE BREAKOUT” SALE that they are competing as well members of the town constituen­ excuse that disclosure of its finan-C property, it was given to the Or- as cooperating. cy. That makes negotiating the cial records would embarrass i ford Parish Chapter of the more difficult. They are, friendly foreign government. ; It cannot be assumed in ad­ Daughters of the American vance that all the problems — nevertheless, separate con­ Revolutioh in 1927 by Mr. and But the extent of Aramco’s tax like the use of the unfortunate stituents when district/town Mrs, F.W. Pitkin. dodge is revealed in a super-secret,; ON Buckland firehouse — can be relationships are concerned. Finding its care a burden, the Internal Revenue Service document' resolved merely by the exchange A structured format for members of the DAR deeded it in that has taken my associate Dal^ of ideas between the parties. liaison committee meetings may 1978 to a new non-profit corpora­ Van Atta nine months to pry loose.' This sensitive document shows the; Neither can if be assumed that reduce the tensions, if only by tion, The Pitkin Glass Works better defining the conflicts. Inc., organized by the co­ consortium’s tax return for 1976 and' CHOICE BUILDING LOTS failure to resolve a conflict operation of the DAR, the the results of an IRS audit for tbaC Manchester Historical Society, year. \ and a group of interested Here’s what the IRS document^' Berry's World townspeople, to be administered discloses: PRIME LOCATION Herald photo by Pinto by an executive council represen­ In 1976 alone, which was after tha ting the three groups. first OPEC price hike but before the Funds were then raised by con­ PITKIN GLASS WORKS FIELD cost of petroleum products weni tributions and by the sale of . . . closed for kids' safety through the roof, Aramco had sales ' reproductions of the famous from its Saudi oilfields totaling 4 Pitkin Swirl Flask. Membership KNOLLWOOD ROAD more than *36 billion - $36,544,839,: comprises all contributors. stones which remain in place are done recently by the president. 289, to be exact. (This didn’t eved In 1979, the significance of held together by beams and mor­ Dr. Charles Jacobson, with the count the huge income - from itd these ruins of the first glass fac­ tar which are nearly 200 years help of Dr, Alfred Sundqulst. refining operations in this countrji tory in the state, founded in about old. To unsupervised youths, the It is to be hoped that this, and elsewhere outside Saudi MANCHESTER 1783, was recognized by its being grounds are, indeed, “ off Manchester’s most historic 18tb Arabia.) ^ placed on the National Register limits.” century site, will remain a proud * First the Aramco accountant^ of Historic Places. The executive council of the and rich heritage for our town, 11. Some Owner Financing Available d e d u c t e d $7.4 b i lli o n iix 1. AA Zoning - "Manchester’s BEST” Underground Electric Service The fence is not barbed wire, Pitkin Glass Works, elected by now, and for generatons to come. 12. 8% Interest on Unpaid Balance but a woven wire fence such as its members, is responsible for acknowledged royalties from th^ 2. Beautiful Treed Lots Underground Telephone Service $36.5 billion gross Income. Then they! 13. 50% Down, Balance at 5% Interest any prudent owner might install the preservation and the Catherine E. Putnam 3. All lots 120 LF. Min. Frontage Sidewalks around his property. The purpose maintenance of t|ie ruins, aided Secretary deducted $1.2 billion in “profit dis:; 14. 75% Down Balance at 3% Interest I - tributlon” to Saudi Arabia. This wa^ One Half Acre to Two Acre Lots is to protect both the ruins and by the co-operation of volunteers. Executive Council 4. City Water 15. We will Custom Design and Build Your Home any unwary visitor, as the great Much clean-up work has been Pitkin Glass Works outrageous. It was based on the, 5. City Sewers Natural Gas Saudi’s apparent 60 percen^ 1' ownership of Aramco; but corf [^rations ndrinally declare dividends after taxes, instead o { Muchas gracias for TV listing paylpg dividends first and writing; MOST REASONABLE PRICES IN TOWN i them off as business expenses. ; At any rate, after these and othei; To the [editor: programs sometimes to improve my Spanish language programs from SAT., JUNE 5 — SUN., JUNE 6 dexterous deductions, A ra m (» wa^ Spanish language ability. which we could c h o ^ . Perhaps the Muchas gracias! Many thanks to sUU left with $25.8 billion of taxable I'm sure the Spanish-speaking cable system could add another the TV editor for listing the Spanish Income. Enter the f o r e l^ tax audience will appreciate this ser­ Spanish language channel. TAKE VERNON 8T. TO "KNOLLWOOD” language television programs with credit: Aramco claimed it had paid EXaU$IVE AGENT GINGER STREET 643-9909 'W E ought to have one of these Hails of vice. MERRUL LYNCH REALTY 289-6881 THERE IS A "LOT” IN YOUR FUTURE Mirrors!" descriptions in Spanish. Jim Newton $24.64 billion to Saudi Araba in iih I like to watch the Spanish I only wish there were more 46-1 Spencer St. come tax. - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., June 4, 1982

H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri,, June 4, 1982 South African Hospital Israeli diplomat early leader SPORTS______Page 10 reduces listed as 'critical'

Conlinued from page 1 on Argov, Yacov Barsimantov, an its rates official of the Israeli Embassy in after 11 p.m. Paris was fatally shot in his apart­ Argov had just left a reception at ment. That came three days after a Indians sidelined by Norwich the Arab-owned hotel, the gilded machine-gun attack on the offices of Room rates and rates for some of haunt of Hollywood stars and the Israeli military attache in ^ ris. the services at Manchester added two safeties to the Wildcat at­ globecircling statesmen for half a A little-known Beirut-basedwroup Peck, Leon Bilodeau, who ab­ Memorial Hospital have been By Len Auster 14-5 Wildcats will meet Windsor bloop single by catcher Andy Lee, among its blows had six doubles and tack. called the Lebanese Revolutionary sorbed the loss and Doug Whitaker reduced an average of 6 percent to century, and was walking to his High, a 12-2 victor over Penney, at 7 who inflicted further damage in the a three-base knock. But three of the Norwirh (9) — Spednicki if, 5-2-3- Armed Faction claimed respon­ Herald Sportswrlter combined on the pitching chores, as meet the terms of a budget settle­ limousine. o’clock. eighth, and an error sent home the two-base knocks, in the fourth, 0, Brophy pr, O-l-O-O, Carter 3b, 5-3- Witnesses said a Middle Eastern sibility for the Paris attacks, but Only in five innings did Norwich Manchester, which at one point tying marker. Jeff Dickenson’s shot eighth and ninth frames, went un­ they flid Tuesday against Xavier. ”I 2- 1, Carver ss, 3-0-1-2, Budzik dh, 4-1- ment between the hospital and the feel our pitchers were a little tired. Commi-ssion on Hospital and Health man loitering outside the BMW car Israel blamed them on the PLO. , Free Academy hit safely. sported a 2-8 mark, concludes its to center chased home Lee with the supported. 1- 1, Bastien p, O-O-O-O, Wojktiewicz showroom next door opened up with Manchester High, in comparison, year at the ,5(X) level at 11-11. ‘"This game-winner. "Our third, fourth and fifth hitters But I don’t want to make alibis. We p, O-O-O-O, Lee c, 3-1-2-2, Hynds rf, 5- Care. used all three Tuesday and that is an The reductions became effective a burst of submachine-gun fire. .had at least one hit in seven frames. was a fabulous year,” ’Tribe Ck>ach ’Two singles and a fielder’s choice didn’t hit with consistency as in the 0-1-1, Bean pr, O-O-O-O, Dickenson 2b, ‘T said to the bloke next to me, awful lot of work for high school Tuesday in anticipation of the settle­ Israel bombs But the Wildcats did a better job of Don Race saw the entire picture, jammed the sacks in the eighth and past,” Race stated, “We played 3- 0-1-1, Mileski lb, 4-O-1-0, Barrett that’s gunfire and we both ran round grouping their offensive thrusts to “We kept coming back and winning Lee smashed a double inside the well. They just outhit lis.” kids,” Race noted. pr, O-O-O-O, Vartenigian cf, 2-1-0-0. ment The settlement was an­ Reliever Paul Wojktiewicz went the corner," a witness said, take a 9-6 verdict from the Silk games in the second half. We had no leftfield stripe for a three-run bulge. Manchester jumped to a 3-0 lead Totals: 36-9-12-8. nounced Thursday and will be for­ the final four frames for NFA to mally adopted by the commission "There was a man lying in the Lebanese sites Towners in a Class LL Region III super pitchers or hitters but hustled “I feel their catcher (Lee) got in the second on RBI singles by Joe ManchenUT (6) — Fogarty 2b, O-O- gutter by the wheel of a car, blood clash yesterday at Dickenman Field and hustled right down to the end. some key hits for them,” Race Chetelat and Paul Peck and a run­ receive credit for the win. ^ O-O, Sumislaski ss, 5-J-l-l, Petersen next Tuesday. Peck and Joe Chetelat eacn had The hospital has already signed coming out of the head wounds ... in Norwich. “I said this was going to be a observed, ‘"The Texas Leaguer in scoring double by Bob Piccin. NFA 3b, 5-0-1-1, G. Chelelat if, 4-1-1-0, Someone said it was the Israeli am­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - The Indians had come from behind rebuilding year but they made it an the seventh killed us. got two back in the fourth before three hits for Manchester, the latter Piccin c, 4-1-1-1, J. Chetelat cf, 4-2-3- the formal settlement which ends Israeli warplanes today bombed with a single, double and triple. more than six months of negotiation bassador — a man had shot him to take their first round tourney test interesting year. ’They have every “ ...’The two runs in the eighth back-to-back doubles by Don. 1, LaBrec rf, 4-0-2-1, Whitaker Ib/p, twice in the head from close range.” Palestine Liberation Organization from Xavier. Norwich retu rn ^ the right to be proud,” he added. hurt. Although we’ve come back all Sumislaski and Chris Petersen Scott LaBrec added a pair of blows. 2- 0-0-0, Peck p/lb, 3-1-3-1, Bilodeau .begun when the hospital appeale to headquarters and refugee camps in Lightning-quick Jay Srednicki was .Supreme Court the commission's “Then I heard another two shots, favor, rebounding with two-run Down by a 6-5 count, NFA took the year, those add undue pressure.” made it 5-2 in the top of the fifth. p, l-O-O-O. Totals: 37-6-12-6, and saw another man lying on his Beirut less than 24 hours after the frames in the seventh and eighth to The Wildcats drew even in the home a thorn in Manchester’s side with Keys: at bats-runs-hits-RBls. authorization of net patient Herald photo by Pinto lead in the seventh. The first two Each side had a dozen hits. The stomach in the street surrounded by shooting of the Israeli ambassador advance to Monday night’s Region batters grounded out to short but Wildcats in each of three innings fifth, chasing tired Indian starter three hits and two runs scored for Manchester 030 021 000 6 revenues. in IfOndon. NFA. Steve Carter and Lee each The hospital had asked for net police who were aiming guns at him. championship at ECSC. There, the then the Wildcats struck. A walk. had a trio of hits. Manchester Paul Peck. NFA 000 230 22x 9 There was blood all ‘round.” Eyewitnesses saw the Israeli patient revenues of $31,092,000 and Rehearsal for the “Rehearsal” warplanes diving low over the PLO expenses of $29,715,000. The com­ Foreign tourists at the nearby heaijquarters in Beirut’s Fakhani mission had authorized revenues of Hilton and Intercontinantal Hotels right, Kristen Carey, playing the authoress, district and crowded refugee camps 'All the way Lakers, all the way' $29,290,000 and expenses of $28,204,- Bolton Center School students are putting heard the rattle and whine of the on a production of "Final Dress Rehearsal" Joy Alleman, prompter, Jennifer Flano, gunfire. Some of the 80 diplomats at of Shatila and Sabra on the outskirts 000. The settlem ent sets the Cinderella, and Carolyn Lemaire, as the revenues at $29,794,000 and expenses tonight in the K-4 building at 7:30 . The play the annual dinner of the diplomatic of the city, releasing dozens of bombs. at $28,551,000. is set on the stage of an amateur production stepmother. Written by Jack Frakes, the corps at the Dorchester dashed for During the months of negotiation, of the popular play, "CInderdlla.” Shown production Is directed by Adam Bush. cover. They said flames rose from the camps. the hospital has taken other steps to here in one of the earlier scenes are,left to Exactly a month before the attack NBA finals near climax meet the expected budget reduc­ tions, according to Andrew Beck, Johnson from halfcourt brought hospital spokesman. INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - more Laker laughs — there were He .said the hospital changed the ’There might’ve been a few people 2 held Last cheese Midway survivor recalls ‘/ t teas a pivotal game..lhere^s no doubt about nearly 10 seconds left on the clock carrier of its malpractice in­ who didn’t participate — if so, they and Johnson obviously had misread surance, postponed filling some were very few. thaU.for both teams,' the figures. positions until April 1 despite the But, shortly after someone began — Laker Coach Pat Riley But despite the Lakers’ con­ fact that the fiscal year began in Oc­ in thefts giveaway set the chant “All the way Lakers, all fidence and every indication they tober, installed a telephone system battle on 40th anniversary the way,” most of the 17,505 fans in are a much better team than the designed to cut costs, and made con­ Police arrested and charged two the Forum were on their feet yelling 76ers, Coach Pat Riley brought out certed efforts in all departments to persons Thursday with third-degree The free distribution of govern­ their hearts out. thwart the stubborn, but outgunned, The Lakers are brimming with all the standard lines after the curtail expenditures. larceny in unrelated incidents. ment surplus cheese at Center really hit me.” In a town known for its laidback Philadelphia 76ers in posting a 111- confidence with a 3-1 lead heading game. Congregational Church Saturday FALL RIVER, Mass. (UPI) — It was on the second day of the Commenting on the .settlement, Brenda Cambey, 31, of Hartford, Forty years ago today Navy pilot battle that Gay, now in his 60s, was Thirty hours after his ordeal fans and an occasional lack of vocal 101 victory and moving within a into the fifth game of the best-of- "It was a pivotal game — there’s Edward W. Kenney, executive was arrested, police said, after an is the last one planned by the shot down on a torpedo-bombing began. Gay was spotted by an support, it was a moving scene. game of their second NBA cham­ seven series. no doubt about that — for both Manchester Area Conference of George Gay was shot down and director of the hospital, called it fair attempt to shoplift about $140 worth run. American plane and rescued. And unless something very unlike­ pionship in three years. A wild pass by Los Angeles’ guard teams,” Riley said. "But I’d like to Churches. wounded by Japanese fire in the to both parties and said it will allow of clothing from K-Mart shortly Battle of Midway and spent a The other men in his eight-plane, It turned out that the greatly out­ M ly happens, the Los Angeles Lakers It was the Lakers’ llth victory in Norm Nixon that nearly went into say one thing, we haven’t won the hospital to “continue to provide before 11 p.m. A police report says a There are about 600 of the five- grueling 30 hours afloat in shark- aircraft carrier-based squadron numbered Americans had sunk four are indeed going all the way. 12 playoff games and a triumph Sun­ the cheap seats brought wide grins anything yet. We can smell the security officer at the store saw Ms. quality service to our patients." pound blocks of processed cheese infested waters. were all shot down and killed, but he Japanese carriers, shot down 253 Los Angeles used a blistering run­ day in Philadelphia would give them from several Lakers, including aroma but we’ve got to win anothei" Cambey in the act, and then K. Bernard Korand, chairman of available for distribution to those Four decades after the pivotal managed to stay afloat in the shark- planes and killed 3,500 Japanese. ning attack Thursday night to their third NBA crown. Nixon. A desperation shot by Magic game before we have the feast.” the commission, said efforts by the detained her and called the police. who are eligible. World War II battle he still is infested waters, bleeding from his The U.S. lost one carrier, one hospital and commission to settle She has been ordered to appear in haunted that he was the only sur­ wounds. destroyer, 150 planes and 307 men. their differences resulted in an Manchester Superior Court June 21. The distribution will be made vivor of his “Torpedo Eight” air­ ”I continually hoped that I was The bloody battle became a equitable settlement. In a separate incident, police rain or shine. The door of the craft squadron. wrong and that some of my mates pivotal turning point and changed Forand, who survived an effort by charged Steven A. Croft, 17, of 74 west side of the church, next to “It’s always in my mind that the by some miracle had survived, but I the fortunes of America’s campaign Pirates win back-to-back, the state's hospital officials to block Union St., after they said he turned the municipal parking lot, will men 1 was with didn’t make it,” Gay saw every one of them go down,” he to oust the Japanese from their con­ his appointment, said the settlement himself in after learning about a open at 10 a.m. and distribution said Thursday at a fund-raising recalled in a lecture aboard the USS quered P§cific Islands. “reflects the commission's commit­ warrant for his arrest. will continue until 2 p.m. appearance for Fall River’s Battle Massachusetts, one of several ment to establish a new era of He has been ordered to appear in After a period of hospitalization Volunteers from the church are Cove museum on the 40th anniver­ museum vessels that lie in the cove cooperation between the commis­ Manchester court June 21, after in Fall River Harbor. ’"The next day Gay came back to (Jie states a hero, handling the distribution. sary of the start of the three-day bat­ making the cover 6f Life Magazine. dosing in on .500 record sion and the hospital community." being released on a $100 nonsurety when I was out there by myself it While the settlement was being bond. tle. ______negotiated, the hospital operated un­ ) staged an 8-7 victory over Los der its requested budget, but with 25 By Jeff Hasen the seventh. Mike Easier singled left field foul pole for his first homer Angeles and then came the second and went to second on an infield out. of the year. One out later, Dawson percent of the difference between UPI Sports Writer straight win Thursday night that the request and the authorization Rome unveils package Dale Berra singled to right to score hit his ninth home run. pulled Pittsburgh to within six held m escrow. “Isn’t it funny the difference a Easier and Willie Stargell followed Pittsburgh made it 3-2 in the couple days can make,” Pirates’ games of .5(X) at 21-27, with a pinch single to right that sent fourth. With one out, Lee Lacy Manager Chuck Tanner said Thompson opened the 10th with a Berra to third. Pinch hitter Bill doubled and came home on Johnny At fiieMieni'iA Thursday night. walk off loser Bryn Smith, 0-1. He Madlock then lofted a sacrifice fly Ray’s single to center with Ray of anti-crime proposals ’That was after Tony Pena had was sacrificed to second by Mike to score Berra. going to second on the throw. Obituaries singled Jason Thompson in from se­ Easier and Pena singled to center to Montreal went ahead 4-2 in the Thompson walked and Easier HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican gubernatorial seriousness of crime. cond with one out in the bottom of make a winner of reliever Rod fifth on Tim Raines’ double, a singled to center to score, Ray. c andidate Lewis Rome today proposed a six-point Rome said the funding for more judicial the 10th inning to give Pittsburgh a Scurry, 3-3. sacrifice and Andre Dawson’s dou­ “You don’t mind losing these anti-crime package including the prosecution of employees could be met by increasing fines in 5-4 triumph over the Montreal “ This one feels better than last ble to left. The Expos scored three kinds of games,” said Montreal Margaret M. Boyle juveniles as adults for repeated offenses. criminal cases and by raising court fees. Junes Anniversary' Expos. “I think everybody has it night’s,” Pena said. “It’s' always runs in the third. Chris Speier Manager Jim Fanning. “It was a Margaret (Martini Boyle of Rome said he he is elected governor, “criminals going now. We’re playing good good to contribute to a winning ef­ singled to center and was sacrificed well-played game. There weren’t Milltown Galway. Ireland, died in Rome, one of four GOP candidates for governor, -J also called for more judges, prosecutors and would shoulder more of the tremendous load they Ty r * ***” baseball.” fort.” to second by starter Steve Rogers. any errors and there were plenty of Ireland on .lune 2. She was the wife magistrates, holding habitual criminals without impose on society.” We(jnesday night Pittsburgh Pittsburgh tied the game, 4-4, in Raines then hit a 1-1 pitch inside the outstanding defensive plays. We of the late Michael Boyle and the bail while awaiting trial and discouragment of plea The former Senate minority leader from Bloom­ Sale Month f! both had our chances to win it. mother of Margaret Cleary of bargaining field said although a constitutional amendment is Pittsburgh just made good on its op­ Manchester. required, he would as governor, informally agree to UPI photo portunity.” She also leaves two other The candidate, at a Capitol news conference, also proposed the independent selection of judges a process of selecting attorneys as candidates to be At SKFFERTS offer$ one of the In the only other game in the daughters, Mrs. Cahill of judges by the public at large. major leagues Thursday, Toronto Philadelphia, Pa., and Philominia on merit and expansion of the use of cameras in the courts. He said the opening of the courts to the Rome said juveniles, who accounted for 20 per­ John Phelps named downed New York, 3-1. Texas at Kascius of Wethersfield; four sons, cent of violent crimes in 1980, should be treated as areas largest selections of ANDREW TONEY OF 76er8 DROPS DOWN Baltimore was rained out. Patrick .1 Boyle of West Hartford, media would make prosecutors and judges more , to try and get away from Kareem Abdul-Jabbar accountable and the public more aware of the adults when they commit major crimes . At Toronto, Anthony Johnson and Michael Boyle and James Boyle, Buck Martinez hit back-to-back both in England, and Sean Boyle in SONY.TELEVISIONS at LOW doubles in the second innine to back Ireland, and .several grandchildren. Luis Leal’s four-hit pitching. Leal, 4- Funeral and burial’ will.-be in Probate Notice for Unsung Award 3, retired 11 batters in a row / Ireland Coventry man killed NOTICE TO CREDITORS MSCOUNT PRICES! WATCH IT ON A midway through his third lifetime ESTATE OF RUTH PORTER Colt, Alumni baseball, William C. Gienty The Hon, William E. FitzGerald. victory without a defeat against Judge, of the Court of Probate, By Earl Yost New York, and his third complete William C. Gienty, 80. of 53 Sports Editor Dougherty St , died at home this in motorcycle accident District of Manchester at a game of the year. He struck out hearing held on May 27, 1982 soccer set to start three and walked one. morning after a long illness. He was ordered that all claims must be Player, coach, manager, umpire and commissioner the husband of Helen Smith Gienty. presented to the fiduciary on or are all titles John Phelps has held in the Manchester Lit­ COVENTRY - A local 18-year-old left lane and hit a tree, then a ce­ before August 27,1982 or be barred He was born in Mattamoras, Pa., man was killed and another man in­ ment wall. The location of the acci­ Three different events sponsored teams in the league which is for tle League baseball program. as by law provided. ages 13-13. League play runs from on July 15, 1901, and he had been a jured early this morning when the dent, they said, was between Lake Bernice I. Daniel, Gerk THE ONE AND OMY' by the Manchester Rec Department Player, manager, assistant coach and head coach are Plainfield track resident of Manchester for 45 years. motorcycle they were riding Road and Wanganbaug Drive. The fiduciary is; get under way starting Sunday. June 7 to July 27. Bill Dumas is com­ posts performed in the Manchester Midget Football Prior to retiring in 1966, he was Officer Donald Rouillard, head of Paul R. Marie, Esq. I ! 1 The Intertown Colt Baseball missioner at Cheney and Dave League. crashed into a tree ahd then a ce­ 575 Main Street, hasts rich derby employed 49 years as a meter repair ment wall on Daly Road, police said. police operations, said today the ac­ League opens its season Sunday Ramsey at MCC. For better than two decades of service to the small fry Manchester, CT 06040 The highly popular junior soccer man for Hartford Electric Light Co. William D. Logan, of 111 Rabbit cident is still under investigation, 002-06 morning at 11 at Moriarty Field with baseball players and 17 years with the midget gridders, Less than two weeks ago, CM’s He was the past president of the 25- Trail, was pronounced dead on and they didn’t know yet who was TRINITRON Manchester “B” hosting WlUiman- program also gets under way Mon­ John Phelps has been named winner of the Unsung Happy Son set a track record for the year club of llELCO. arrival at Windham Community driving the bike. tic. Manchester "A” opens its day night. There are four divisions Award for 1982. 3-8ths mile course at Plainfield Besides his wife, he is survived by Memorial Hospital from injuries POOL SALE season on the road Sunday at 11 at —pee wee (ages 6-7), midgets (8-9) The 31-year-old native of Manchester will be saluted Greyhound Park. Sunday afternoon, and junior (10-11) and Intermediate several nieces and nephews. suffered in the accident. Logan was All prICM drMtIcally Windham. at the third annual Manchester Sports Hall of Fame the 3‘/k-year-old racing veteran from Funeral services will be Monday at formerly of Middletown, police said. r*ducad on now 1882 There are nine teams In the Colt (12-14) dinner on Friday night, Sept. 17 at the Army & Navy Rhode Island’s Lincoln Park will try 9;30 a m. from the John F. Tierney The other rider, Jocelyn M. Famlly-8tzo 31' League. Manchester will play home There are 60 teams, 16 in the pee Club. Last year’s Unsung choice was Denny Carlin. to win the $50,(X)0 Connecticut Derby Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Daoust, 31, of 768 Boston Turnpike, Swimming Pools, games every Monday and wee division, 18 midget teams, 16 "I love to work with youngsters,” Phelps said when for the second straight year. followed by a mass of Christian Coventry, is in satisfactory condi­ comploto with dock, Wednesday at 7:15 and Sunday mor­ junior clubs and 10 Intermediate informed of his selection. “It’s a privilege to be He’s been installed as the 2-to-l burial at 10 a m. at the Church of the tion today, the hospital spokesman Sale postponed lonco, filtdr and ning at 11. League play runs from squads. Over 1,200 boys and girls honored.” favorite in the eight-dog field which Assumption. Burial will be in St. warranty. Iiicludso June 6 to July 19. Manchester “A” is will take part in the program. Scheduled for induction into the Sports Hall of Fame goes to the post for the featured 14th said.'She said he had suffered (oad dollvory for only, Bernard's Cemetery in Rockville. The Lutz Children’s Museum Tag coached by Bob LeBreux and "B” Games will be nightly at 5:30 and are (Tiarlie Robbins, long-time distance runner; Dick race. TTie race, with CM’s Happy burns and was being X-rayed. $878.00 whllo supply Friends may call at the funeral Police said the accident happened Sale scheduled for Saturday has by Ray Camposeo and John Tracy. 6:30 at Manchester Hign, lUing, m i. Danielson, highly successful soccer coach at Son won in a derby record time of home on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and been rescheduled for Saturday, lasit. Financing The Alumni Junior season begins Nebo and MCC. League play runs Manchester High, now retired, and the late Sam when the motorcycle, traveling avallaMo. Call col- 38.64 last year, is worth $25,000 to 7 to 9 p.m. south on Daly Road, went into the Sept. 11. Monday night at 6 o’clock at Cheney from Junct 7 to July 23. Massey, an all around athlete. the winner. loct: Joe Erardi and Bob Healy are in 7814 Tech and Manchester Community Phelps, tabbed ‘Big Jawn’ by his friends, has been During the third round of the der­ LOOK at THESE SAMPLE BUYS! (Allege. League play is Monday thru charge of the -junior soccer closely Connected with the Little League program for 22 by elimination tfials, CM’s Happy Air Quality report Wednesday evenings. There are six program. years, the last six as conunissloner of the American Son toured the Yankee Ck)urse in a Fire Calls League, remarkable 38.32, eclipsing the HARTFORD (UPI) — The state He started his career in Little League as a catcher, previous mark of 38.36 held for more Departm ent of Environmental handling the pitches of Ray LaGace, one of the most than a year by Time Stitch. Happy Protection forecast good air quality .graduation PIISimON NOW »377“ Moriarfy's top Travel successful pitchers in the 33-year history of the league. Son had set a record (38.42) during across Connecticut for today. The Andover For the last 17 years, Phelps has been a familiar figure last year’s derby series, but Time DEP reported moderate air quality with the midget gridders. For the last five years he has Stich shattered it four days later. statewide on Thursday. Thursday, 10:31 a.m. —Box alarm. Hop and River Homes, Riverside Drive. been head coach of the Jets. The oldest greyhound In the race, Friday, 1:12 a.m. —Ambulance assist, Daly fathor’s day rasimoN » NOW *467” for third Twi victory In addition to his volunteer work with the Little he’ll break from post two, and is Leaguers and Midgets, Phelps has been a volunteer at Road, Coventry. expected to set the early pace. Now you know (;amp Kennedy d u ^ g the summer months, affectionaL The final primarily consists of Making it three wins in four The latter rrached as be was hit by a cards ly being known as Uncle John. late speed. Willie Talon, the sUr The thermometer was invented by Bolton starts, Moriarty Bros, upended Bor- pitch and moved to second on a Ray Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit of Ger­ Besides the aforementioned programs, Phelps has from Wonderland (Revere, Ma.) Friday, 4:21 a.m. —Car fire. Corvette see our complote diere Travel of New Britain, 4-3, in a Sullivan sacrifice. many in 1709 and used alcohol in­ » NOW >788” also been on the seasonal staff In the Rec Department and the youngest entry at 23-months, & Craig Steuemagel was the win­ Center, Route 44A. Twilight Baseball League contest handling jobs as an official scorer in both softball and stead of mercury. a sso rtm o n t called after 5 Vk innings due to rain ning pitcher with relief help from drew post one. Both he and Happy Friday, 10 a.m. —Ambulance house call, 52 basketlMll play. Son won three of four races during every last night at Moriarty Field. Dave Bush. Brookfield Dr. A popular school crossing guard fur the last seven the trials last month. lUtle M O N . THURS Stan Lewis’ two-run doable in the Morlarty’s next outing Is 'yean, Phelps is stationed during the school year at the JOHN PHELPS Another Wonderland shipper, thing At TH. 9 647-9997 third inning gave the Gas Housers Wednesday against Langan VW at Financial advice TUES WEU SAT 647-9998 busy Homestead Street and West Middle Turnpike in­ ... help recognized Hanika, who had three wins and a Coventry US HABTLOlO 10 vL/MANCHfSni the lead for good with Mike John­ McAullffe Park in East Hartford at tersection. Sylvia Porter tells how to get epon mondaya son’s RBI double, plgting brother 6 o’clock. fourth place finish, is posted in the Friday, 1:07 a.m. —Ambulance motorcycle three iMx. “Your Money’s Worth” — daily on accident call, Daly Road (North Coventry, Jeff Johnson, provi^ big later on. the business page in The Manchester Herald. assisteo by South (Coventry). MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. June 4. 1982 — I I 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri„ June 4, 1982 Clerc and Vilas Aloma's Ruler trainer ; f ' seeks Belmont win

head for finals Ruler, said he was surprised trainer I wouldn't have entered him. I've NEW YORK (UPI) — If you listen Woody Stephens entered never had a horse in such good con­ long enough to trainer Butch Len- dition." Borg, six-time French champion, Thursday's semifinals. zini, he’ll tell you the only horse to Conquistador Cielo after the colt PARIS (UPI) — There never has won the Metropolitan Mile on May Stephens added that Linkage, been a men's singles final between into Friday's match. He has sur­ beat in Saturday's 114th running of . But the manner" of Martina 31 by over severT lengths. ridden hy Bill Shoemaker, may pose two South Americans at the French passed Borg by reaching the Navratilova's elimination of defen­ the $266,200 Belmont Stakes is the the most dangerous threat to his one he trains — Aloma’s Ruler. “Usually, the experts way of Open championships, but Argen­ semifinals in his French Open ding champion Hana Mandlikova colt. “This should be his best race yet,” doing it, and I’m not knocking tinians Gulliermo 'Vilas and Jose- debut. Borg went out in the last and Andrea Jaeger's ousting of top- Rounding out the field of 3-year- Luls Clerc set out to remedy that eight on his first appearance in 1973 Lenzini said Thursday of his Woody, is to give the horse a little seed Chris Evert-Lloyd to reach the rest and work him back to peak olds, from the rail out. are: Gato today. at Roland Garros. Preakness winner. “He’s come back final was less predictable. form," said Scherr. “But who's to Del Sol (Eddie Delahoussaye), 5-1; Clerc admits It would be very Im­ Vilas, meanwhile, takes on real strong from the Preakness and Anemal (Angel Santiago), 20-1; say what's right? We won the portant for his country if the two Spain's Jose Higueras, conqueror of Jaeger downed four-time cham­ I can’t ask any more of him. I think High Ascent (Frank Lovato Jr I, Withers (seven days before the could meet In Sunday's final. top-seeded American Jimmy Con­ pion Evert, 6-3, 6-1, to record her he’ll be awfully tough to beat on 201; Royal Roberto (Angel Cordero But the 23-year-old fourth seed has nors in the quarterfinals. In 13 third victory over her fellow Saturday.” Preakness)." f-'v-; Lenzini agreed with Stephens' Jr ), 10-1; Cut Away (Jerry Bailey). a major obstacle in his path — his meetings between them, Higueras American this year. But Evert, nor- Aloma's Ruler, a winner in six of 8-1; Estoril (Jeff P'ell). 15-1; decision. semifinal opponent, Sw ^en's new has won only twice and in their last maliy the most consistent of players eight starts with two second-places, Linkage (Bill Shoemaker), 4-1; tennis wonder-kid Mats Wilander. four encounters, the Argentine third and beaten now only four times on drew the No. 10 post position in the “ He's one of the greatest trainers ever,” he said Lenzini. “If you doubt Illuminate (.Jorge Velasquez). 10-1; The 17-year-old Swede already has seed won in straight sets. clay in 222 matches since August, field of 11 and is the co-second Lejoli (Jean-Luc Samyn). 20-1; him, you're doubting the entire calmly dispatched second-seed Ivan 1973, never found her touch and her favorite along with Linkage, who Aloma's Ruler (Jack Kaenel), 4-1, Vilas, champion here in 1977 and game was riddled with un­ lost by a half-length in the game.” Lendl and No. 5 seed Vitas the only South American ever to and Conquistador Cielo (Eddie Gerulaitis in the past week. He has characteristic simple errors. Preakness, at 4-1. Conquistador Stephens says Conquistador Cielo have won the French Open title, is in is as fit as any horse he's trained Maple), 3-1. never met Clerc beforCj but the Navratilova whipped Mandlikova Herald photo by Pinto Cielo, who missed the first two legs The value to the winner is $159,- commanding form. He has yet to of the Triple Crown after sustaining going into a big race. Argentinian will have to beware of drop a a set in five matches. with even more clinical efficiency, 729, with second place at $58,564, the Swede's attacking game from a saucer fracture of the left foreleg, “He's a level-headed and quick allowing her fellow Prague native colt," said Stephens. “He's the third $31,9446 and fourth $15,972. the baseline. The women's singles final already only two game's as she won, 6-0, 6-2. Unloading mighty toss is the early favorite at 3-1. All horses carry 126 pounds. f The only non-Latin in the had shaped up as a clash between a Nathan Scherr, who owns Aloma’s quickest horse in the race, but tor how long? That's what we're going The race will be televised by CBS, semifinals, Wilander also carries serve-andvolley player and a Neither Navratilova nor Jaeger Manchester High’s Sandy Prior follows Wednesday at Pete WIgren Track. Prior took beginning at 5 p m, EDT with post to find out. ^ the mantle of his compatriot Bjorn baseline specialistspeciaiisi beforeoeiore has nas ever wonwun theuic Frenchncncii title. through after uncorking the discus In third place In event with toss of 101-feet, 9 time set for 5;.38 p,m. Manchester Invitational Track Meet Vz-lnches. “If 1 didn't think he had a chance, LITTLE X.:-- ^ South African found course Franchise worth $10 million LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL Fidrych upset 4 ^ easier than capital area Pair of four-run bursts powered Detroit Red Wings the Lawyers to an 8-7 upset win over Ansaldi’s last night at Leber Field. UPI photo BETHESDA, Md. (UPI) — South capital Monday while trying to find Eastwood are tied at one-under 71. Brian Kennedy homered and Lind­ African Gavin Levenson, on his first Congressional Country Club. Jack Nicklaus, defending champion say Boutilier and Ricky Schneider But he had no such problems by home run ANDREA JAEGER WATCHES BALL trip to the Washington area, took a Craig Stadler and Seve Ballesteros swatted singles for the 2-7 Lawyers. Thursday, finding his way around are among 15 players who matched during winning effort against Chris Evert-Lloyd three-hour tour of the nation's Bob Wazer, Steve Bowers and Tad Congressional’s hilly, unusually par 72. sold to pizza king Kapitke each had two bingles for 5-3 single by Juan Bustabad. wind-swept 7,130 yards in four-under Ansaldi’s. PAWTUCKET, R.l. (UPI) - par 68 to tie veteran Gil Morgan for Morgan rolled in a 30-foot birdie Mark Fidrych said he almost went In the eighth Syracuse tied it on a putt at the 12th and an 8-footer at the single by Glenn .Adams that drove in the first-round lead in the $400,000 DETROIT (UPI) - Mike Hitch Stadium (where the club played intend to talk with a lot of people.” AMERICAN crazy when Dave Baker belted a Kemper Open. 13th. He saved par on the 18th saved himself the price of a box seat previously). “I’m willing to take the losses,” one-out homer off him in the ninth to Fernanciez making a 5-footer after nearly A run in the sixth enabled Then Syracuse went ahead for Levenson had five birdies and a Thursday — by laying out some $10 “ We’d park a mile and a half away he said. American Legion to get past Army give the Syracuse Chiefs a 4-3 vic­ Back at the old stand bogey, Morgan six birdies and a pair knocking his sixiron second shot into million dollars to buy the Detroit and run so we could get a seat in the There will probably be plenty of tory over the Pawtucket Red Sox good in thelbottom of the ninth when the lake on the left side of the green, & Navy, 4-3, at Waddell. Winning Baker belted Fidryeh's first pitch of bogeys to better Calvin Peete by Red Wings. balcony,” he said. them before he can turn the Red pitcher Rob Stanford fanned 11 and Thursday night. then three-putted the second after Wings around — on the ice and in the “I just wanted to go nuts because I for his fourth run of the year, Manchester High girls' softball editions for went on to capture the Class LL title. one shot. Another shot back are Gib- Bruce A. Norris, whose father Now Hitch can arrive at the last Peter Gallasso homered to pace making a 4-footer for birdie on No. bankbook. gave up that home'run,” Fidyrch Fidrych, 0-1, pitched one more four consecutive seasons have reached at Just once — at least once — Faignant would by Gilbert, Lon Hinkle, Bobby James was an NHL pioneer, ended minute if he wants and still be Legion. Aaron Gill had two hits for Clampett and second-year pro 1. 50 years of family control of the assured of a good seat. Any seat. Three days of intensive said. “But I can’t. This year I’ve got batter, hitting him. and got pulled least the CIAC state Class LL quarterfinals. like to see her club be the one advance to the A&N. out in favor of Dave Schoppe T h o u g h ts state finals. Winning all the marbles might Clarence Rose, who joined Levenson Detroit franchise by selling the Red “This is the best franchise in the bargaining earlier this week to learn a lot of patience. The '82 squad, maintaining tradition, gained “I had a pretty good tournament produced the agreement, negotiated “ I’ve just got to do a lot better the the round of eight Wednesday with an 8-7 then be the easy part. on the Monday tour of the city. Wings to the pizza king and one-time NHL, a sleeping giant,” Hitch said. NATIONAL “Clarence and I travel together a last week (tying for second at the “It’s just waiting for somebody to in part by the new owner’s daughter, next time." Fidrych gave up eight hits, four nine-inning verdict over a tough Norwich ApLENty Memoriai) and I felt good about minor league baseball player for an Carter Chevrolet overwhelmed earned runs, struck out three and lot,” said Levenson, 28. “We undis'clos^ amount. do something with it.” lawyer Denise Hitch-Lite. Moriarty Bros., 16-8, at Buckley. Pawtucket took the lead in the Free Academy club. Len Auster, coming here,” said Morgan, who ied first inning with a home run by walked three — the best perfor­ The Silk Towners in the quarters were Caught break couldn’t find the course and couldn’t “I talked to Minnesota (General Lee Hemenway fanned eight in the 1976 PGA at Congressional by Manager Lou Nanne) and was told, Hitch served four years in the Chico Walker — his sixth of the year mance in his three outings this scheduled to face today Windsor High. This Herald Sportswriter Faignant's crew caught a break in its 8-7 find anyone who could direct us. Control of concessions and gaining the win while Ken They sent us to several courses, but four shots after 36 holes before ‘Mike, if I just had my team in your Marine Corps after getting out of — off starting Syracuse pitcher Rick season engagement is for the Class LL Region II win over NFA as umpire Ron Anderson in­ parking were not included in the Braithwaite belted three hits, Craig “The manager (Joe Morgan) we didn't get to Congressionai until fading. arena, just think what I could do.” ' Detroit’s Cooley High School and O’Keeffe. championship, as well, an achievement the voked a seldom-used runner's interference sale so Hitch bought a team that has Pardi, Steve August and Bill Clayton stuck with me up till the last thing, we accidentally found a tourist Nanne was Hitch’s first choice for signed with the Tigers in 1952. Syracuse then tied it in the second J Indians attained a ye^r ago. The Manchester- call to end the Wildcat seventh inning. The made the NHL playoffs only once in two apiece for Carter’s. Clayton even after the guy (Baker) hit the assistance station.” “There wasn’t as much wind early general manager of the Red Wings He hit .219 and .266 for Class D and on twp singles and a double play Windsor winner will face the Region III cali wiped out a run and left the Wildcats with when we started, but it got tougher the past dozen seasons, plus its farm homered. Scott Aronson had three dinger, but the outcome wasn't Karen Wright has done the job at third base. Morgan needs less than $10,000 clubs and players at Glens Falls, but a pre-purchase inquiry whether C teams that season, then batted groirfider. champ in the semifinals. a 7-6 — not 8-6 or better — lead. All know the as the day went along. This course is .310 when promoted to Class B the hits, Keith DiYeso two and Mark good, " Fidyrch said. The outfield, anchored by junior Patti this week to push his career ear­ N.Y., and Kalamazoo, Mich. Sale he could even talk to the North Pawtucket went ahead 2-1 in the The ‘82 campaign has been a pleasant sur­ ending. iong and hilly and we don't usually following year. In 1954, Hitch was Boyko pitched well in relief for “ All night, that guy (Baker) was Wojnarowski in centerfield, has sprung very nings over the $1 million mark. price was believed in the $9 million Stars’ GM was rebuffed. bottom of the second on Sam prise for Tribe Coach Mary Faignant. She It appeared to be a proper call as Tribe get the wind here. It’s an added hitting .324 for the same team when Moriarty’s. Bowen’s fifth home run, also against jumping on my first pitch and 1 few leaks. Levenson and Rose have combined to $10 mglion range. The new Detroit owner said he in­ figured on strong pitching from Nancy Curtin first baseman Donna Piccarello seemed to be problem this course doesn’t need to tended to talk with current GM Jim­ a knee injury prompted him to quit O’Keeffe, who was relieved in the should have realized that. and Kathy Brann and that panned out. Curtin The Indian defense has a tendency to fall to win less than $8,000 in less than a “I’ve been sponsoring amateur ?¥AT10NAL FARM brushed by an NFA runner and prevented the be tough.” my Skinner and the rest of the staff baseball. seventh. “ I'll be second guessing myself has been the ace, posting a 10-2 mark, while asleep for an inning but has the important opportunity of making a fair catch. NFA year on the tour. hockey teams since 1964,” Hitch, 52, Carter’s outlasted Moriarty’s, 19- like crazy," Fidyrch said. “I felt like I had a chance anytime said. “I always wanted to own a before making a determination He turned to making pizzas and The Chiefs tied it at 2-2 in the third Brann, a junior, isn't that far off with a 7-1 quality of being able to recover quickly. The Coach Jan Skoinick naturaliy argued but not Peete, trying to avoid stepping in now heads an empire of 288 Little 13, at Bowers. Pat Dwyer had two “The next time. I've just got to do hitting attack isn't overly shouting but is I had the putter in major-league franchise. vyhether to replace them. The Red hits and three RBI and Cory on home run by Tony Fernandez — U won-lost record. heatedly as some might expect. the line of a playing partner's putt, Caesar pizza franchises — with 100 better. I've got to go nine (instead of noisy enough to provide the opposition with my hands,” said “I remember back in the late Wings are also without a coach, his third of the year and Pawtucket Faignant was greatly concerned by a pre­ missed a 1-foot par putt on No. 4. He more planned for this year — Wesokoskie swatted an RBI double 8 1/3). some headaches. Skoinick, when questioned, went over the Levenson, who 1940s and early 1050s coming to Red assistant Billy Dea having served in made it 3-2 in the fifth on an RBI season injury to Mara Walrath, penciled in as rallied for birdies on three of the covering 11 states. He also owns for 3-4 Carter’s. Peter Algerine Manchester, starting with the 1978 post­ cali but did not dwell on it. He was glad that a admitted to being Wings’ games on the top of a panel that capacity following the late- the starting catcher. But senior co-captain next four holes, however. eight Wendys and 11 Chuck-E- pitched well in relief David season, has been, in order, a semifinalist, “good hit" determined the outcome. He and only “a mediocre truck sitting on an orange crate. I’d season firing of Wayne Maxner, Campbell roped two doubles and two Karen Daley stepped in behind the plate and ‘T il mostly listen,” Hitch said. “I Cheese outlets. has handled the position superlatively. What quarterfinalist, semifinalist and semifinalist. his team showed a iot of class in not crying putter most of the Clampett injured his right wrist get excited just looking at Olympia singles and Steven Hetu socked two Formula teams irritated was a “situation" has not been a problem. Three times the Indians bowed to how they were robbed. His team is a good one time.” on his tee shot at No. 11 and was hits for Moriarty’s. Sophomore Jen Kohut has proven a slick- Southington, which is the defending champ. and could go honle proud of its ac­ A ndy B e a n , checked by first aid personnel at the fielding shortstop while senior co-captain Once they were ousted by Norwalk. Each complishments. George Cadle, 14th tee. He a l^ saw a doctor after AMERICAN FARM when qualifying postponed N Mike Nicolette, completing his round but said he Springfield Indians American Legion nipped Eighth Bill Britton, Ron expects to be able to play bis second Radioi District, 14-13, at Buckland. Bill Commans, Fred round Friday afternoon as Driggs had a single, double and tri­ DETROIT (UPI) — Qualifying by stalled in the turn prior to the Kf' a- Couples, Ron Tewell and Bob scheduled. ple and Sean Nourie, Brian O’Marra Formula One cars for Sunday’s first downgrade leading down to Cobo farm club of Hawks and Jimmy Wright also hit well for Grand Prix race in Detroit are Arena. The lights will warn drivers Legion. Kelley Wilcox was best in scheduled today over a course entering the downgrade if a car Softball I p SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - with the downtown business com­ defeat for District. modified to reduce the danger to ahead is in trouble. Garner on birdie spree TONIGHT The Springfield Indians of the munity and by stressing the sport as drivers. Flashing yellow lights were also r ’ ii' *1 7:30 Mets V 8 . Reds, WINF American Hockey League an­ a form of recreation. Completing a suspended game. Some teams were mildly irritated installed ahead of a blind curve near TOMCli rS GAMES apiece for the winners. Tarbell st 8 -Yankees vs. Royals, WPOP, nounced a new owner and the Black Hawks General Manager Eighth District whipped Bob’s Gulf, Thursday when a practice session the Renaissance Center. Iti-lliM-uii v H . Itui'kluiiil, ft homered. Roland Pechie, Fred to gain lead In LPGA Channel 11 signing of a two-year contract to be Bob Pulford said the parent team 26-14, at Buckland. Jeff Fregin for the qualifying sessions was Most teams were annoyed aUnot — Pitgiini Rothammer and Spencer Monroe 8 - Coif: Kemper Open, USA the farm team for Chicago Black would be entirely responsible for the fanned five in two innings for the called off because officials decided having the extra practice period Mrtlioilisl VH . TraHli-Away,6 each had three safeties for the Cable Hawks. players, coach and trainer, to make slight modifications in the prior to today’s practice and MALVERN, Pa. (UPI) - Putting pars. winners. John Thompson had three — ItolM -rlHoii losers 10:30 - Red Sox vs. Angels, News of the new affiliation came “We haven’t named a coach yet, 2.59-mile course. Drivers were con­ qualifying periods, but all agreed woes plus slick greens normally hits and Joe Romeo, Wilcox and NIIIiu t ' h \ h. r<‘lc|ilii>n<', 6 WTIC, Channel 38 at a news conference Thursday an­ we have to name a coach for cerned about several potential trou­ everyone would be laboring under would equal trouble for JoAnne “I was having a good time,” she Jason Rawlinitis two apiece for —Nike NIKE 11:15- Stafford Speedway Racing nouncing that former play-by-play Chicago first,” Pulford said, adding ble spots on the course. the same handicap. earner. said. "I was driving the scoreboard District. Porli-r's VH. S(;«>ngo, ft Moriarty Bros, nipped Nels John­ people crazy because I was up and Wrapup, WINF announcer Peter R. Cooney had the coaches would be named in com­ The 40-foot runoff area at the end “We've got to run when the track —K«*eiicy son Insurance, 4-3, at Nike Field. But the formula didn’t hold true bought the team from George W. ing weeks. of the straightaway running down is ready," said Mark Scott, chief Thursday. She bagged live birdies down three times. But today was a ROOKIE.S lligiilanil V H . A & , \ , 6 Bill Maneggia, Whitey Jenkins and Leary who owned the club since Jefferson Ave. toward Cobo Hall mechanic for veteran driver Niki on the tricky putting surfaces of the fun day. I know this sounds silly, but The team will arrive from their Mean Machine outslugged the —Filzgcralcl Ray Camposeo each had two hits for I was working on just being a little Bennet winner 1976. Tigers, 20-12, at Valley Field. Matt was lengthened slightly in response Lauda. White Manor Country Club on her The new Springfield team, which Chicago training camp on Oct. 1, SocialH VH. rurnpike, 7:30 Moriarty's while Jay Howroyd and more joyful out there ... being a lit­ Dalessio homered, Steve Botticello to driver complaints. The course "It’s annoying, " he said about the — Nik.- Joe Erardi had a like number tor the way to a 4-under-par 68 and the first will adopt the Black Hawks uniform and play their first game in early takes nearly a 90-degree left turn at cancellation of practice, ‘but round lead in the $250,000 Kids’ tle more positi.e.” by 5-4 margin October, Cooney said. hit well and Brian Altrui and Jason /eiiihrouHki'H vh. Glenn, 7:30 Insurancemen. and emblem, will be comprised of Lang played well defensively for the the end of the straightaway. there’s nothing we can do about it It —Fitzgi-ralil Classic. Sheehan, the year’s No. 3 money Bennet jayvee baseball team former New Brunswick Hawks Cooney, 31, started his affiliation The concrete barriers near the has happened before. It just makes Going into today’s second round, with the Indians in the 1979-80 Machine. Duffy McGee and David WIIhoii'h v h . Main Piili, 7:30 REG winner, moved into contention with nipped East Windsor, 5-4, yesterday, players who, along with minor exit from the pits also were moved us work harder. the 43-year-old veteran holds a one- season when he was hired as a play- Rohrbach each had three hits, — ItoberlHon Bunching its runs in the opening birdie putts of 4 feet at the 15th and at Bennet. leaguers in the Toronto Maple Leafs Jessica Lutin two and Matt Cavallo to give the cars more room to leave “The less amount of (practice) shot lead over Patty Sheehan, Kathy 15 feet at the 17th. Postlewait, a 9- Ray Sprague had two hits and system, won the 1982 AHL title. by-play announcer for their games a tight area. running, the more pressure it puts three stanzas, Neison Freightway Posttewait and Chris Johnson and is and Carl Lepak played well defen­ year tour veteran who has yet to three RBI and Mike. Bums hurled a (Jooney, who refused to specify the by the Hartford Whalers, who were Flashing yellow lights were in­ on you, " he said. clipped the Main Pub, 6-2, at Nike. up by two over Nancy Lopez, Sandra then affiliated with the Springfield sively for the Tigers. IM)^ Doug Griffin siammed three hits win, made a 5-foot birdie putt on 17 complete-game five-hitter for the 7- sale price, said he expected to bring Palmer and three other players. team. and Pete Liebfried and Mack Gray on her way to a 69. 3 young Bears. the in crowds by developing ties Green Hornets downed the Acadia Restaurant stopped Flo’s ’The tournament is sponsored by two apiece for Neison’s. Pete Demons, 13-8, at Nathan Hale. John Cake Decorating, 8-4, last night at McDonald’s Corp. Kusmickas had a pair of blows for Althou^ she finished fourth in her At 70 with Lopez and Palmer were Rosetti homered and Mark Robertson Park. Bob Ballok Pub. Cindy Hill, Cathy Mant and Gail last start in New Rochelle, N.Y., New post Falkowski slammed two hits for the homered, Jim McGill lashed three Hirata. Janet Alex, Debbie Austin Ex-Whaler coach Kelley two weeks ago, Camer says she is in NEW YORK (UPI) - Former Hornets. Jon Crickmore tripled and hits and Rusty Franklin, Larry and Carole Jo Callison were Mike Forcucci singled and doubled Graves and Kevin Kravontka two a slump. At the root of the problem Seattle SuperSonics’ Public FELINE bunched pt 71 while rookie Sydney for the Demons. SENTRA apiece for Acadia. Dave Slyne and Behind the three-hit pitching of is inconsistent putting. Relations Director Rick Welts was ‘Tve been putting terribly,” she Cunningham and Debbie Massey gets new dual position John Howatt each were in the two- Chickey Barrera, Anderson Bros. were at 72. named Director of National hit class for Flo's. Amoco blanked Clark Paint, 8-0, at said. ”I haven’t been playing well in Promotions for NBA Properties IS 4 Fitzgerald. Gail Birtles and Speedy a long time. I follow a birdie with a Sally Little, the year’s leading GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (UPI) - by hockey enthusiasts, has proved a Inc., a firm which handles first in ■NORTHERN ' Pemberton each had two hits for bogey and can’t get any momentum money winner, and ^ d r a Spuzich, John Kelley, former general big monejrmaker for the city. Rock promoting and marketing for the Behind a 15-hit attack, Irish In­ Amoco. rolling.” who can win a $100,000 bonus with a manager of the Hartford Whalers, concerts at the center have drawn National Basketball Association, it With all her problems, the popular HEREI surance whipped Manchester JC victory here, each shot 74. Defen­ Thursday was named director of the thousands to Glens Falls from the was announced Thursday. lastnig; Camer has nine top 10 finishes this Blue, 15-4, at Robertson. Tony ding champion Sandra Post had a 75. Glens Falls Civic. Center and Capital and Adirondack regions. Welts will be in charge of drtve¥ay beauty and protection Cappella roped three hits and Russ CHARTER OAK season, won her S3rd career LPGA general manager of the Adirondack developing promotional and spon­ event in February and currently Benevides, Bob Nerbonne, Bob Dun- Farr’s had a pair of two-run in­ Red Wings hockey team. Kelley said the recent sale of the sorship packages for the NBA. The Copeland Latex-it^family ranks fifth on the money winnings nack. Rich Crepcio and Biil Scran­ nings en route to a 5-3 win over Kelley replaces Ned Harkness, Detroit Red Wings would have no Welts is the brother of Nancy Welts, of driveway maintenance products ton two apiece for the winners. Tom Tierney’s a t Fitzgerald. Rich list, in addition to being one of three NFL holds off who recently was named director of effect on his duties as general who is in her third year as Director Grjswoid, Glenn Maxwell and Phil Burnett, Ken Irish, Mark Snyder career millionaires on the women’s the Olympic Regional Development manager of the Glens Falls team. of Public Relations for the Sonlcs. tour. bowl selection • Latex-llt SupcrSsd driveway Malar. Conti each struck two blows for and Mike Sheehan each were in the Authority in Lake Placid. Super-tough beeauM it’a tuper-rubberized. Blue. Griswold homered. two-hit class for Farr’s. Mike ‘"This is such a difficult course,.if A Boston native, Kelley previous­ Available akid-raelslant. you’re hole-high or beyond, you have NEW YORK (UPI) - The Pinkin roped three hits and Randy National Football League said ly coached hockey at Boston Univer­ • Lalax-lle Aapha-latlic DUSTY Lanzano two for Tierney’s. to lag your blrdie^putts,” she said. sity, where he won two NCAA Divi­ The squeeze bottle crack filler. "You have to make your stroke Thursday it hps tabled a decision on Postal Employees came from the selection of the sites for the 1985 sion 1 hockey championships. • Latex-lte Trowel Patch behind to trip Center Congo, 11-4, at softer. In the south, you can pop-putt He was instrumental in the Easy ready-mix for cracks and low spots UPI photo on those greens, but you can’t do it and 1986 Super Bowls until its'Oct. Keeney. Drew Chevalier and Mike WOMEN’S REC 19 meeting in New York. organization of the World Hockey • Latez-ite SuperPatch Morey each zipped three hits and X-Mart behind a 16-hit attack JOANNE CARNEPI WATCHES BIRDIE DROP here.” Association in 1972 and assisted in CALDWEU (NL, INC. Amazing "miracle" compound Jim Harney, A1 Little and J.R. downed Talaga Associates, 10-6, at ... on eighth hole en route to first round leed Camer, who needs two victories Ten cities made the written its merger with the National Hockey for large cracks and holes Chevalier two apiece for Postal. Charter Oak. Lois Valliere and to reach the LPGA Hall of Fame, presentations for Super Bowls League in 1979. DE CORMIER Rick Migliori slammed three hits Annette McCall lashed three and Fame inductees to be honored had a shot at tying the tournament XVnU and XX and Commissioner Kelley also has served on the and Scott Turner two for Congo. two hits respectively for the record of 67 but bogeyed the par-4 Pete Rozelle listened intently to board of governors of the American * * C.O.D. 18th. 1109 winners. Melissa Morrison and Cin­ NEW YORK - Four new Rogers, 1981 PGA Golfer of Uie each one before deciding it would te Hockey League. The Adirondack WEST SIDE dy Cornish each drilled two hits for InducteM to the All-American Year, Craig Stadler, winner of the ’The day's most interesting round unfair to make an immediate deci­ team is a farm squad for the Detroit DATSUN Elliot Gun Shop scored eariy and Talaga's. Collegiate Golf Hall of Fame will be 1982 Masters Tournament, Bob over the 6,28S-yard course belonged sion. Presentations were made from Red Wings of the American Hockey WHOM Street to Johnson. The 24-year-oId, Ihird^ Cheshire. CT 06410 285 BROAD ST. often in downing Red-Lee, 20-9, at Standings: B&J Auto 4-1, Hungry honored at the All-American Golf Rosburg, currently a top member of Miami, Seattle, Pasadena, League. 649-8841 Since 1945 Pagani. Jack Bavsfield ripped feve Tiger Cafe 4-1, X-Mart 4-1, Talaga 2- Foundation’s 18tb annual dinner the PGA Senior Circuit, and John year player posted six birdies and Anaheim, Tampa, New Orleans, San The civic center opened in May B43-4165 hits and Hal Tarbell, Jim Birttes, 3, Renn's Tavern 1-4, Dreamland June 22, it was announced ’Thursday. Mulcaby, an international supporter three bogeys in her first 12 holes Francisco,. Jacksonville, Pootlac 1979 and, spurred by high attendance Bray and Don Sinunons three Beauty Salon 06 ’Tte new Hall of Famers are Bill of golf. before finiiihing with six straight and Houston. MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., June 4, 1982 — l.’I 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., June 4, 1982

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Theater World Iff III M l A rt show IM Ciirllrai. I’hil 85. Ryan. Ron Sports Transactions K7 Rogers. MU M. Valenzuela. Bv I'nited F*ress International MAJOFi WHO AM I? I.A 58, „ , Ml Thursday Aineilran laiague — Bannis­ Hockey LEAGUE ter Sea 74; Hekctslev. Bos 64; Therapy' both Basketball Detroit — Mike Hitch bought (luiilry. NY 56; Perry. Sea 56; Ihe Red Wings for an estimated Barker. Cle 54. $10 million from the Norris LEADERS Saves lamilv Naliontil League — Sutler. St ' lx)uis — Emile Francis set Sumdoy Sll. 14 Allen. NY 13; Hume, announred he will return as fin 9; Garber All 8; Reardon. niarh next .season with Barclay By United Press International I’lagor returning as an assist­ Batting MU and Smith. Ron 7. funny, plotless (Based on 3.1 plate appear­ American laague — QuiMn- carvings, paper cuttings, sculp­ ant coach Bv linilcHl Press Inlornational herrv. KC 13; Gossage. NY, By Barbara Richmond NBA I’layolfs Springfield (AMLt ~ An- National League ances X number of games each tures, leathercrafts, jewelry and nniinceu the acquisition of the Flast team has played) nij Herald Reporter liv Press International II C''ioar. Bos 9 many other crafts and art works. Championship Series team hv Peter K Cooney from W L Pet. GB Naiioiial League By Glenne Currie timates that Bruce is a more con­ (Besl-ol-sevcn) (Icnrge W, Leary, and signed a St Ixiuis 32 19 .627 - g ab h pet. UPI Lively Arts Editor cerned lover. Though she has no in­ It better not rain in Manchester on One of the highlights of the day’s 'All Times EDT) two-year contract to be the Phila ■ 26 22 .542 4‘/i Jones, SD 47 166 59 356 Sunday — that’s the day of the ninth I’hiladelphia vs. Los Angeles tann team for Chicago. New York 27 23 .540 Thompson, Pit 46 172 5B .337 tention of sleeping with him any events will be the presentation of I U>s Angeles leads. 3-1 > Football Montreal 25 22 .532 5 Knight, Hou 5019663 .321 NEW YORK - Christopher more. Prudence is bullied into con­ annual arts and crafts sale and the ’’Best of Show ” award. The Mav 27 — Ixis Angeles 124. New Orleans — Signed Pittsbrgh 21 27 .438 9*4 Steams, NY 43 166 53 .319 Siderowf bows Durang may become our funniest tinuing her visits by the hoary exhibition of the Manchester Art Philadelphia 117 (piarterhack (Yaig Bradshaw to Chicago 21 ao .412 J1 Guerrero, LA 50 188 60 319 winner will receive $100. There will Mav 30 - Philadelphia 110, a free-agent contrart West Oliver, Mtl 46 171 54 .316 playwright since George S. Kauf­ device of his claiming she is at a Association. It will be in Center also be several other awards given. I,ns .Angeles 94 St l/ouis — Announced Atlanta 29 20 .592 - Ray. PU 48 192 60.313 in British golf man, but his “Beyond Therapy” is a crucial point in the therapy. Park (near Mary Cheney Library) Moreland. Chi June 1 - I^s Angeles 129. defensive' end Kirby L Criswell San Diego 27 21 .563 1*2 51 190 59 .311 nonplay. Bruce’s therapist, Charlotte, is a from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a food booth Philadelphia 106 will not return to the team next I,os Anp 25 26 .490 5 They call me “Super Sax. LA 48 201 62 .306 DEAL, England (UPI) — South season 22 26 440 V 't I.Smith. SU. 49 202 62 .307 Some 100 artists and craftspeople featuring such tasty things as tacos, June 3 — U)s Angeles 111. Houston Tex.” I’m also know as African Wilhelm Wisnes today “Beyond Therapy,” first seen last children’s specialist who uses a Philadelphia 101 Baseball San Fran 22 30 .423 B'-z Amerii an l^eague year at the Off Broadway Phoenix Snoopy doll to kiss her patients will converge on the park from all hotdogs and hamburgers. The .lime 6 - Los Angeles at American League — Named (”inci 20 29 406 9 irascible, volatile and g ab h pet. ended Dick Siderowf's dream of assotiation will be serving Philadelphia. 2 p m Hillv Martin of Oakland to Thursdav's Result single-minded. I like to Harrah. Cle 48 186 73.392 becoming the first American to win Theater which commissioned the better when they cry, hates gays, over New England. They will be \ .June 8 Philadelphia at manage the All-Star team. Pittsbreh 5. Mtl 4. 10 inns. Cooper, Mil 47 189 69 .365 work, opened on Broadway May 26 and has aphasia. Some of Durang’s demonstrating their works, as well doughnuts and coffee to the l.os Angeles. 9 p m New York (ALi — Recalled TfKlav's Games win. That-’s what I’ve McRae. KC 48 182 63 .346 the British amateur golf cham­ exhibitors. .X .June 10 — Los Angeles at h'lt - handed pitcher Dave I All Times EDT) done for more than 25 Herndon, Del 4818461 .332 pionship three times by defeating at the Brooks Atkinson Theater. biggest (and cheapest) laughs come as selling them. l*hitadelphia. 9 p m l.aRiH-he from (Tolumbus of the San ' Franriseo (Chris 0-1) at ears. Now some claim Hrbek. Min 42 164 54 .329 ■It remains what it was then, a as she free associates in an effort to Judges will be Verna Feist, a local x il necessary International IvCague rhicapo iJenkins 3-6i, 2:35 pm . f Paclorek. Chi 44 161 53 .329 th e 44year-old New York A huge show fence to be erected in San Diego lU illar 5-0) at m the best American Thornton. Cle 48 176 57.324 stockbroker 4 and 3. plotless, faulty, funny, outrageous remember words like “patient” and the park will be peppered with the crafts teacher, and Margaret ever to compete in my Upshaw. Tor PiMshiirph Rhoden 2-5), 7:35 48 168 54 .321 Siderowf, who lives in Wesport, satire on psychiatry, with Durang "secretary.” Roohr-Rosati, a graduate of the p m sport. Garcia, Tor 47 197 63 .320 eVen identifying his own therapist in paintings of many Manchester area New York (Scott 44) at Carew, Cal 44 156 49 .316 Conn., had only himself to blame for The casting is immaculate; University of Hartford School of hts program biography (an “in" and out-of-state artists. Among local Cincinnati iSeaver 1-6', 7:35 iu . Home Runs his fourth round defeat. “I hit a lot Dianne Wiest is confused and artists will be Louise Withy and Art. p m pot i», 'H. ’IMI) OM National I.«ague — Murphy. joke?). buffeted as Prudence, the only near­ Terry Ron.son is chairman of the Montreal iGullickson 34) at mwfnnnxii soin-J<>0| • pin AH 15; Kingman. NY 14; of dumb shots out there,” he said. Mary Daly, both past exhibitors. Atlanta (Mahler 44). 7 40 p m. aomp imonn ■ Thompson. Pit 13, Homer. All, •The story, such as it is, involves normal character in the play ; Bruce Mrs. Withey and Mrs. Daly both do event. Other show committee 4 THU UIEEK in Los Angeles (Stewart 1-21 at (’arler. Mil and Guerrero, LA >1 »H tK m i o)m “vCoj (n a n f) Bruce, a bisexual who wants to get is John Lithgow, delightfully vague, in paintings in watercolors, acrylics members are Grace Tedford, also St Diuis (Forsch fi-1). 8:35 r (tmnay) v :HaA8NV niarried while keeping his live-in p m American League — Thorn­ totally unpredictable and prone to and oils. president of the association; Vicki Pliiiadclphia iCarlton 6-6) at ton. Cle 16; Roenicke, Bal 12; male lover at the same time, and sudden enthusiasms and crying Jennings, secretary, and Mrs. Daly, BASESnU F 'l llfiuslon 'Niekro 4-4i. 8 p.m (c) 1 >61 NBA, Inc. Hrhck, Min and Murphy, Oak Prudence, who meets him on two jags; Kate McGregor-Stewart rivals Ruth Converse of Bolton will have corresponding secretary. Saturday's Games 11: Downing, Cal, Harrah, Cle Francis plans blind dates in answer to his San Francisco at Chicago and Lowenslein, Bal 10. Beatrice Lillie as the child psy­ her collection of handmade clowns It’s not going to rain Sunday — but San Diego at Pittsburgh Runs Batted In newspaper personal ads. chiatrist whose patients have had on hand. Evelyn Thomas of Do you speak baseball? New York at Cincinnati National League — Murphy, to coach again just in case — the rain date will be Montreal at Atlanta All 42; Moreland. Chi 39; :But the main characters are their more effect on her than vice versa; Manchester will have a display of Kingman. NY 38; Thompson, the following Sunday, June 13, same IrO.s A ngles at St Louis ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Emile Fran­ respective therapists, both totally and Peter Michael Goetz is a riot as Herald photos by Richmond her pressed flower arrangements have originated in 1910 dur­ Philadelphia at Houston Pit and Diaz, Phi 37. time and place. Baseball's native lan­ Youth Insurance American League — Thorn­ cis, who took over as coach of the St. o ff th e wall but instantly the problem-ridden Stuart. and silk screened greeting cards. guage is the most crisp, col­ ing a game in Pittsburgh American League ton. Cle 51; McRae, KC 43; Louis Blues with one month, recognizable by anyone who ever John Madden was the able direc­ She’ll also demonstrate how to The Art Association invites l.uzinski, Chi 41; Cooper, Mil orful and expressive in all of when President William East Registration blanks for the annual remaining in the regular season this has been in therapy (or so I am tor and Andrew Jackness the SHOW AND SALE WILL FEATURE ARTS AND CRAFTS make them. everyone to come and browse. America’s sports. Howard Taft stood up to W 1. Pet GB ’ 38; Hrbek, Minn 35. Dctrnii 31 17 .646 Manchester Independent Insurance Stolen Bases year, said Thursday he will return told). designer whose many scene changes . . . paper tole Is specialty of Evelyn Thomas There is no admission charge. It is so deeply ingrained in The show will also feature wood Boston 30 19 .612 P-z Agents’ Youth Golf Tournament are National League — Moreno. as the team’s coach next season. Prudence’s psychiatrist, Stuapt, is slide into view from behind and in the minds and hearts of the stretch his arms and legs. Nfw York 25 2:1 521 6 Pil 31; Dernier, Phil and L. [>ublic that many of The crowd, thinking the (Jcvliind 25 23 521 6 now available at the Manchester Smith. StL 24; Wilson. NY 19;. Francis, who also is the president a sex fiend whose treatment con­ front of a false proscenium. asebali's expressions have chief executive was about to Milwmiku 24 24 500 7 Country Club’s pro shop. Raines. Mtl and Wiggins, SD and general manager of the hockey sists mostly of seducing his woman Lots of laughs, but mostly sound Halt 23 25 .479 8 17 patients. He dances a little Hitler- been adopted in everyday leave, also stood up out of Toronto 23 27 .460 9 Competition will be staged American League — Hender- club, announced at a news con­ and fury, with none of the conversation. respect. West Tuesday, June 29 at the local course. ,son. Oak 51. LeFlore, Chi 19; ference he had decided to remain as iike jig of self-congratulation, then characters either explained or sym­ _ Wathan. KC 14; Lopes, Oak, Such phrases as “came A ctu ally, b a seb a ll’s Calif 31 20 60B Entries will close June 22, Tom coach with Barclay Plager retur­ gets apoplectic when Prudence in- pathetic. Inconsistency is rampant. seventh-inning stretch was ('hifa)>o 28 20 .583 I'.-z Haves. Cle and Molitor, Mil 13. through In the clutch,” “he Kan City 27 21 563 2*t Crockett, chairman, reports. Pitching ning as an assistant coach. Most of the people involved in the begun in 1869. That is attest­ Victories '• threw me a curve,” “give Oakland ' 25 27 .481 6*^ Youngsters age 13 and not 18 show went to Yale or Harvard or me a rain check," “ballpark ed to In a letter written by Seattle 25 26 472 7 National League — Sutton. before August 1 are eligible. Hou 7-2: Rogers, Mtl 7-3; (like Durang) to both. Stuart and figure" and “way off base" Harry Wright, the captain Texas 15 29 .341 I2‘z Concert Minn 12 41 .226 20 The two scorers will qualify for Valenzuela. LA 7-4; Forsch, StL Charlotte might think that signifi­ are among dozens of base­ and center fielder of the Thursday s Result 6-1; Jones. NY 6-4; Carlton, Phi Stone to start ball expressions that have Cincinnati Red Stockings. Texas at Balt, ppd , rain the state tourney with the state 6-6 cant, In a letter to a friend, Toronto 3. New York 1 champ gaining a trip to Houston for American League — Hoyt, announcing job found their way into conven­ TtHlfw s Games Chi 9-1. Guidry, NY 7-1; DAVID POWNALL’S tional vocabulary. Wright wrote in part: “The (All Times EDT) the finals. Morris, Det 7-4; Barker. Cle, on, rain “Livingstone and Sechele” is the spectators all arise between Caudill. Sea and Vuckovicn. Mil NEW YORK (UPI) — Pitcher How about some of Cleveland t Denny 3-5) at story of Scottish missionary- baseball's even more color­ halves of the seventh, Toronto (Gott l-2i. 7:30 p.m 6-2; Bums. Chi. McGregor, Bol Steve Stone, who announced his J Seattle (Beattie 1-4) at 6-3: Eckersley, Bos 6-4. explorer David Livingstone and the ful expressions? extend their arms and legs, retirement from baseball Detroit (Morris 7-4). 7:35 pm Earned nun Average wily African chieftain Sechele, Ever wonder where the and sometimes walk about. Kansas Citv (Splillnrff 3-4» at (Ba.sed on 1 inning x number of Wednesday, will be starting a or shine term “Charley horse” came In so doing, they enjoy the New York (Righclti 3-3). 8 p.m. games each team has played) career in sports broadcasting, the L ivingstone’s only convert to Yost writes National League — Rogers. from? Or what's the origin relief afforded by relaxation Baltimore < Mcfxregor 6-3) at ABC television network announced Christianity. Minnesota (Havens 1-4), 8:35 Mtl 1.92; Lea. Mtl 1.96; L a^ey, Rain isn ’t going to stop the of “the seventh-inning from a long posture upon p m ‘Herald Angle’ SF 2.06; Lollar. SD 2.35; Thursday. The play is having its American ('hicago (Hoyt 9-1) at Texas Andujar. StL 2.37. Manchester Symphony Orchestra stretch?” Why do relief the hard benches.” T h e former Cy Young premiere at the Qualgh Theater, pitchers warm up in a place In the old days, there (Honeycutt 0-6C 8 35 p.m Herald Sports Editor Earl Yost American League ~ Hoyt. and Chorale from presenting its pop­ iloston (Hurst 1-1) at Cali- Chi 1.80; Renko. Cal 2,15; Awardwinner will join A1 Michaels where an Off Off Broadway show­ called the “bullpen"? And appeared in many big- keeps on top of sports in his regular ular Pops Concert. frirnia (Renko 5-1). 10:30 p.m. Eckersley. Bos 2.40; John, NY and Don Drysdale in covering the case production was extended May what’s a “Texas Leaguer"? league ballparks huge signs Milwaukee (Haas 2-2) at column, “The Herald Angle,” on the 257 and Stanley, Bos 2.57. The orchestra will appear at the 10 into a full-fledged Off Broadway The term “Charley horse” advertising “Bull Ehirham” Oakland (Kwiigh 4-6)., 10;35 daily sports pages. Strikeouts season premiere of ABC’s Monday U Manchester Bicentennial Bandshell commercial run. tobacco. Ihese signs usually p m National League — Soto, Cin Night Baseball June 7. dates back exactly 100 Ssiturday's Games Sunday at 7:30 p.m. And, just in case "niough Sechele is attracted by years. The 1882 Chicago were plastered on the fences Cleveland at Toronto the rain shows up, too, everyone will in the deepest right- and Seattle at Detroit some of the Old Testament White Stockings, on an off- retreat to the gymnasium of f . - A 'r-' day one July, decided to vis­ left-field comers, which Milwaukee at Oakland characters, his “conversion” to Kansas at New York Waddell School. Christianity is principally political; it the race track. One of the happened to be the spots Chicago at Texas players, who had been given where relief pitchers Baltimore at Minnesota Light classics will be part of the he hopes to keep Livingstone beside a tip on a race, convinced warmed up during a game. Boston at California evening, including Ravel’s him with the promise of converting his teammates to pool their Thus the “bullpen.” “Bolero,” Brahms’ “Hungarian his entire Bakwena tribe and thus money to bet on a horse The term, first used in a Dances,” Number One, plus selec­ obtain the protection — and hopeful­ game at Austin, Texas, in N called “Charley.” All except tions from Bernstein’s “West Side ly the guns — of the newly arrived Joe Quest, the second base- 1888, became widely known Major larague Results Story" and from “Star Wars.” Europeans. He still half-believes in by 1910, Hv I'mled Press Internalional man. National League The Chorale will join in with a the old magic, specially when The baseball term “Texas Charley got off to a good lid innings) selection of “oldies but goodies." spurred by his fourth wife Mokokon, Leaguer’’ dates back to MU 003 010 000 0 - 4 9 0 start and was running away Included will be “Side by Side,” a nonbeliever who quotes Scripture c* - ’i* from the field. The athletes 1889. It was associated with Ptshg 000 200 200 1 -5 80 Rogers. Reardon (8). Fryman “Mood Indigo," “Evergreen,” “I to confound Livingstone and whom were ecstatic. Suddenly, the an unheralded outfielder (91. B.Smith ilO) and Carter; horse stumbled and went named Art Sunday, a mem­ D Robinson. Tckulve (8). Don’t Want to Walk Without You,” Sechele divorces when Livingstone lame. As the rest of the field ber of the Houston team of Scurrv HO) and Pena W— “ Moonlight in Vermont,” makes it a condition of his baptism. Sfurr'v (3-3). l>-B.Smilh (O-l). swept past the stricken the Texas League. Sunday HR.s-Montreal. Raines (1). “Charade,” and “Gypsy in my Livingstone is a more shadowy horse, Quest shouted, “Look, bad little power but was Dawson (9) Soul.” Sharon Jackson will be ac­ figure, whose missionary zeal is there goes your Charley able to build up a high aver­ companist. waning and whose urge to explore (Only game scheduled) horse” age by his uncanny anility to Choirmaster Stuart Gillespie will the country is redoubled when he The next day, the Chicago “hit ’em where they ain’t,” a American League conduct the chorale. He is an in­ finds Sechele has been lying to him team was playing the New la Willie Keeler. Texas al Balt, ppd . rain structor of music at Mattatuck about the nature of the country to ART ASSOCIATION MEMBERS GIVE PREVIEW OF SHOW The Texas League col­ York club. George Gore of N Y 000 100 000- 1 4 1 Community College in Waterbury. the north. . . . Mary Daly, Evelyn Thomas and Louise Withey the White Stockings singled lapsed during the 1889 sea­ Toronto OaOOlOOOx-3 90 and attempted to steal son and Sunday joined the John and Wynegar; Leal and second. Halfway down, he Toledo club, then In the Martinez W—Leal (4-3). L— stepped into a hole and International League. John (4-5) A Herald review strained his leg, just as the Before long, he was batting (Only games scheduled) racing pony had done. Quest, .398. took in the situation at a A majority of his hits glance and sang out, were low flies over the "There’s your old Charley infield too far out to be han­ horse, there’s your old Char­ dled by an Infielder and too Local sports ley horse.” The term stuck. far in for the outfielders. Len Auster, Herald sportswriter, 'Front Page' has many good performances Seventh-inning stretch? One of the Toledo writers keeps you informed about the local The practice began as far described Sunday's hits as sports world. Read the latest in his “Texas Leaguers,” and the back as 1869 — not in the “Thoughts ApLENty,” regularly in By Rosalind Friedman term became part of the business. 20th century , as is popularly The Manchester Herald. believed. It is widely said to baseball lexicon. Special to the Herald Spraying the mouthpiece of his NEW HAVEN — Sporting a cast of phone and all those around him with 28, “ The Front Page,” a play antiseptic, Severn Darden creates Jockey guilty written in the 1920s by the Chicago an interesting eccentric in the per­ son of Bensinger, a reporter who is LEXINGTON. Ky. journalists Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur, is being given a spirited deathly afraid of germs. (UPI) — Jockey Ronnie Dick O’Neill is inept as the B No matter how you play them, The Daily revival at the Long Wharf Theater. Franklin pleaded guilty to bumbling Sheriff Hartman, who a possession of cocaine Numbers and Play 4 are still your best bet. You Featuring a collection of cynical reporters from seven competing allows his prisoner to escape. 'charge in Fayette District can play Play 4 twice a week, witlr drawings Jake Dengel is perfect for his 4 Court Thursday and was both Tuesday and Friday evenings. Tickets newspapers, “The Front Page” is “You Just set in John Jensen’s realistically part, which requires him to fit his jailed for a week pending a bought htmi Saturday to Tuesday aie-good for. designed dingy press room in a body into the top of a roll-top desk. pre-sentencing investiga­ Si 500 LYNCHWCENTERST.MANCHESTEF, 646 4371 die Tuesday evening drawing, while d^ets And Pierre Epstein as Pincus criminal courts building. tion. delivers the governor’s pardon and Franklin, 22, and two I bought from Wednsday to Fricby arc digible ; Amidst cigarette butts and for the Friday evening drawing. & now you ■ telephone wires, the reporters are resists bribery offers with stylish codefendants — Gerald C. CaiftBeat humor. can. have two chances a week to win up to $25,000 on a - staging an all-night vigil awaiting Delp and Stephen C. Badie s f m \ BRAKE The five women excellently piay a — were ordered to the TUNE-UP tingle ticket. And, of course, you can ^ play The Daily the hanging of Earl Williams (Jake I Dengel), an anarchist who has shot variety of characters. My particular Fayette County Detention SPECIAL Numben 6 times a week w i^ its three dipt combination ; favorites are Mary Fogarty as Jen­ Center until June 10 by I SPECIAL that can win you up to $2,500 on one bet. For the most fun ' a black policeman. These poker-playing skeptics are nie, the cleaning woman who Fayette District Judge I TTie d i6 « ^ play them both. appears to make more dirt, not less, Rebecca Overstreet, when * 4 9 > o * 5 9 * ® W haler you have lucky also eagerly waiting for the arrival of Hildy Johnson, star reporter for as she dances her mop around the the pre-sentencing in­ numbers or just hunches, put pressroom, and Lois Smith, who, as vestigation will be com­ B6-CYL. $46.50 (Most Cars) (Most Cars) the Herald Examiner. Johnson has Install new brake pads, resurface 2 rotors or them to Work for you by the tart, Mollie Malloy, reaches the pleted. Franklin testified I 4-CYL. 641.60 announced his impending marriage drums. Inspect and repack front wheel right pitch of hysteria when defen­ Thursday he had arranged Includes: Install new spark plugs, net Igni­ Perfect Pak” pbying die Pcrfea Pair — and new career in advertising. bearing^, dieck and inspect rear brakes, tion timing, adjust carburetor, check and in­ ding Earl Williams. to have 2Vt gram s of check and inspect master cylinder, brake B The Daily Numbers and Play 4. You just can’t beat them! ■ Bruce Davison’s Hildy is played spect air filter, belts, hoses, PCV valve, and “The Front Page” reflects the cocaine “sent in my name" B lines and hoses. Road Test. I with just the right amount of devil- may-care, derring-do and innocent time in which it was written. Racial to Kentucky from New I slurs were acceptable. Some of the Orleans. He pleaded guilty charm as he manipulates his Present This Coupon I colleagues, his fiance, mother-in- language is archaic. That criticism to a charge of criminal aside, this valentine to Chicago, attempt of possession of ..TheCoouecticut law-to-be, and Walter Bums, his managing editor. well-directed by the fine actor cocaine. TOYOTA B StateLottay Harris Yulin, provides an excep­ IIUPPlWPOlTCWOftA I THERE ARE so many good per­ tionally entertaining evening in the Stay on top of the news— W«di the dnwi«i 6 nighn t week on CK 30, CK 59 or Ch.79 ■ 7:29 QIMilitTI PJH Ihiiih«tii mat be IBorolder.butinctonniey leoavelooeryncketi formances. Brian Dennehy, a huge theater. subscribe to The ! •igifn. Qanoci of winning rngefnini I in lOOto I in 10,000 depnding block of a man, is formidable, both (‘.'The Front Page” is playing at Manchester Herald. For 646-4321 on which game you phy to i how you play. BRIAN DENNEHY (LEFT) A^D BRUCE DAVISON IN 'THE FRONT PAGE” in voice and build as Walter Bums, the Long Wharf Theater in New home delivery, call M7- . . . 1920s newspaper comedy ably done at the Long Wharf whose whole life is the newspaper Haven through June 27.) 9M6 or 646-9947. MA^ 11 l•;STEK HERALU. Eri., June 4. 1982 — l.'S 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., June 4, 1982 Where DINING Is A PLEASURE Cinema Theater

H anford Fri 7:10, 9:25; Sat and Sub Suiydiiy Bruiycl? l i t ------Atheneum Cinema — 2:20, 4:35, 7:10, 9:25. - Tl>c Brou'i7.stoi)c A WEEKLY GUIDE TO FINE DINING • Hartford Staflo Company, Hartford: The Stage The Big Heat Fri 7:30, Tommy Fri and Sat mid­ night. — Hanky Panky * Our antique buffet abounds with fresh fruits, straw­ Company will present a new comendy, "Greater 9:30. — Jason and the berries Chantilly, and our pastry chefs creations — muf­ Tuna," opening today and continuing through July 11 Argonauts Sat and Sun 2. — (PG) Fri 7:40, 9:40; Sat fins.danish. and nut breads — still warm from the oven. at the Stage Company In Hartford. (527-5151) Mildred Pierce Sat and Sun and Sun 2:10, 4, 5:50, 7:40, * On the dessert side you'll find cheesecake, chocolate • Qoodapaed Opera House, East Haddam: Lock 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. 9:40. — The Rocky Horror mousse, napoleons, fresh cakes, and more — It's all In­ featuring this week ... up Your Daughters," Is playing now through Juno 12. Cinema City— Das Boot Picture Show Fri and Sat cluded in the price of your brunch! midnight. — Visiting Hours . • Treat yourself to our Brownstone Special - a tender COUNTRY ITALIAN For reservations call (873-8668) (R) Fri 7,9:55; Sat and Sun filet topped with a poached egg. artichoke hearts, and • Trinity Rap, Providence, B.I.: "True Wost,"by 1, 3:55, 7, 9:55.h Visiting (R) Fri 7:30, 9:30, 12; Sat smothered In a rich Bearnalse sauce — or try our.thick Sam Shepard, opened April 30 arid will continue Hours (R) Fri 7:40, 9:45; 2, 3:50, 5:45, 7:45,9:45; Sun cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire maple through June 6 at the downstairs theater, 201 Sat and Sun 2:15,4:15,7:40, 2, 3:50, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45. syrup — or select another one of our enticing entrees. BRUNCH Itockville • Your first Bloody Mary. Screwdriver, or glass of Cham­ Washington St. Showtime Is 8 p.m. (401-351-4242) 9:45. — Victor, Victoria pagne Is on the house and all other brunch libations are 7.95 • Long Wharf Theater, New Haven: "The Front (PG) Fri 7:10, 9:35; Sat Film Festival Cinemas Happy Hour priced! ii am—3 om Sundays. 11am-2pm Dinner from 3pm Page," opened May 20 and will continue through June and Sun 2, 4:35, 7:10, 9:35. — Fear No Evil Fri 6, 9:30; RtSENVATIONS RECOMMENDED — Hanky Panky (PG) Fri Sat 1:30, 7; Sun 4,8:45 with ASYLUM A TRUMBULL STS. 525-1171 27 at the theater, 222 Sargent Drive, New Haven, 17. - hJRER .■L-' L nightly, except Mondays at 8 p.m. with matinees each 7:25, 9:30; Sat and Sun Venom Fri 7:45, Sat 4, DOWNTOWN HARTFORD Saturday at 4 p.m. and June 12 and 27 and June 16 at 2:30, 4:30, 7:25, 9:30. 8:45; Sun 7. Wax Museum RESTAURANT 23 at 2 p.m, (787-4282) Colonial — Lee Lives Fri 6, 9; Sat 4, 7, Sun 7 with Within (R) with Black Belt Jekyii & Hde Fri 7:30; Sat • Coachllght Dinner Theater, East Windsor: Can- 1 'ir lo r Be'nncquiita and CAPTAIN’S LOUNGE DAVIS FAMILY Killer (R) Fri from 6:30; 1:30, 8:30, Sun 4, 8:30. ; Can, opened April 21 and will continue through July 4 o v^ G in o D iC .en n a ro NOW SERVING BEER ft WINE Sat and Sun from 1. Storrs ; at the theater on Route 5, (522-1266) - Proprietors East Hartford Trans-lux College | m . C L I P & SAVE COUPON— — I Kaatwood — Shoot the Cinema — Star Trek II — The Wrath of Khan (PGj * Rt. 83 Talcottvllls/Vprnon Moon (R) Fri-Sun 7, 9:30. 643-0256 ■ BUY ONE DINNER At Regular Price ' Poor Rieharda — Three Fri 7, 9:10; Sat and Sud Operating antique I — EXPIRES JUNE 10th — Stooges Shorts with 2;30, 4:45, 7, 9 :1 0 .-Harold Join Us For A Delightful Richard Pryor Live on the and Maude Fri 7; Sat 3:45j Inexpensive Luncheon ■ GET SECOND DINNER This 1090 steam roller will be one of many Sunday on the grounds of the Pettlbone Sunset Strip (R) Fri and 7 with Airplane! Fri 8:45 operating antiques being shown this School, Route 7, New Milford. There'll be a Sat 7:30, 9:30, 12; Sun 5, Sat 5:20, 8:45. — Woman We offer fine Italian-American * jH- I FOR V2 PRICE flea market and refreshments In addition to 7:30, 9:30. Next Door Sun 3:30, 7:15 Music weekend at the fifth annual show by the Cuisine and fresh Seafood. Full (Mutt Order From Dinner Menu) the old cars, trucks, tractors, machinery and Showcase Cinemas with Stolen Kisses Sut) 1 h Connecticut Yankee Steam and Gas Engine 6:30, 9:05. menu dinners are served until 1 a.m. ■ NOT GOOD WITH ANY OTHER COUPONS ■ fire apparatus. Star Trek II — The Wrath ■ DISCOUNTS OR SPECIALS ^ J | Association. The show will be Saturday and of Khan (PG) Fri 12:30, Vernon • & Pizza is always available. Cine 1 & 2 — Missing 7:20, 9:45, 11:55; Sat 12:30, I CALDOR H M * EXIT 83 OFM-Se 649-5487 • Wednesday Noon Repertory, Hartford: Karen and 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:45, 11:55; (PG) 7:20, 9:35; Sat 1:30; Howard Sprout will be featured In “Musical Sujlr 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:20, 7:20,9:35;Sunl:30,4,7:20; Memories," June 9 at noon at Center Church House, ■4^45. — Poltergeist (PG) 9:35. — On Golden Pond 60 Gold St., Hartford. If planning to buy lunch call • Steam and Gaa Engine show. New Milford: Fri 12:45, 7:30, 10, 12:10; (PG) Fri 7:05, 9:15; Sat 2l Tuesday by 4 p.m. (249-5631) Connecticut Yankee Steam and Gas Engine Associa­ Sat 12:45, 3, 5:10, 7:30, 10, 7:05,9:15; Sun2,4:15,7:05) • Roaring Brook Nature Center, Canton: An tion will have Its annual show Saturday and Sunday at 12:10; Sun 12:45, 3, 5:10, 9:15. : PIANO’S Elmo’s Riverside offers you a 3400 sq. ft. patio gives you a spec­ ensemble specializing In the performance of baroque the Pettlbone School 'grounds, corner of Route 7 and 7:30,10,12:10; Sun 12:45,3, West Hartford ’ blend of unique atmosphere and tacular view of the Hartford skyline music will perform today at 8 p.m. at Roaring Brook Pickett District Road from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (334-2130) 5:10, 7:30, 10. — Rocky III Elm 1 & 2 — Gallipoli Rt 8 & 44A BOLTON 643-2342 Nature Center and Sunday at 3 p.m. on the University • Nook Farm Fair, Hartford: The fair will feature (PG) 1, 7:10, 9:30, 11:30; (PG) Fri 7, 9:15; Sat and specially preparpd foods. Choose for a romantic evening. Live enter­ '^’■‘Tavern of Hartford campus. (243-4423) clowns, music, live animals and high-wheeled Sat 1,3, 5,7:10,9:30, 11:45; Sun 2, 4:30, 7,9:15. —Quest FRIDAY, SATURDAY ft SUNDAY SPECIALS from a large menu of fine Italian and tainment is also part of the River­ • University of Hartford, Hartford: The University for Fire (R) Fri 7:10, 9:20; Reader’s Choice of Connecticut Magazine’s Et Cetera bicycles, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Far­ Sun 1, 3, 5, 7:10, 9:30. - 1981 Favorite Overall Restaurant in Civic Chorus and Orchestra will open the summer mington Avenue from Glllett to Woodland streets. Ad­ Dead Men Don't Wear Sat and Sun 2:30,4:45,7:10, American cuisine prepared In the side. You may dine and dance on SHRIMP A SCALLOP ’ 9 . 7 5 , Hartford County^ season with a concert Saturday at 8 p.m. In Millard mission Is tree. (247-0998) Plaid (PG) Fri 1:20 , 7:40, 9:20. CASSEROLE I X special “ Riverside” manner. Friday and Saturday to the music of Auditorium on the college campus. (243-4412) • Miracle of Healing Service, Mancheater: The ser­ 10:10, 12; Sat 1:20, 3:15, The Movies — Conan the • Sunday Champagne Brunch • New England Fiddle Contest, Hartford: The con­ • Bluegrass Festival, Preston: Fifth annual vice, with Valerie S. DePaatIno as guest speaker, will 5:15, 7:40, 10:10, 12; Sun Babarian (R) Fri and Sat VEAL CORDON RLEU 9 s f D Delicious seafood specialties are Dom Apostolico who will dazzle you OPENING NOW AT 11:00 A.M. TO 2:30 P.M. test was rained out May 29 and has been rescheduled Bluegrass Festival at Strawberry Park Campground, be Sunday at 7 p.m. at South United Methodist 1:20, 3:15,5:15,7:40, 10:10. 12, 2:25, 4:45, 7:20, 9:50; Raked Stuffed t Q also part of their distinctive tradi­ on the piano and organ. Or you may for June 5 In Bushnell Park, Hartford, starting at 10 Pierce Road, Preston, today through Sunday. Admis­ Church, 1226 Main St., Manchester. (487-1777) — "rhe Sword and the Sunl2,2:25,4:45,7:20,9:40; LOBSTER * 9 s f 9 • Lunch • Dinner a m. The concert Is being sponsored by Peace Train. sion Is $6. (866-1944) tion. Elmo Zaccardelli, your enjoy the atmosphere of the Cap­ Sorcerer (R) Fri 1:20,7:25, — Monty Python and the Sat. Night—Enzo Boscarino—In tha Lounga 2300 Main St., Glastonbury • 659-0366 (727-1000) • Expo ‘82, Groton: Fourth annual regional festival 9:55, 11:55; Sat 1:20, 3:20, Holy Grail (R) Fri and Sat gracious host, will be happy to ac­ tain’s Lounge where George • University of Connecticut, Storrs: "Die Fleder- at Groton-New London Airport featuring Industrial, 5:20, 7:25, 9:55, 11:55; Sun midnight. — Hanky Panky IT A LIA N POOD maus," Johann Strauss operetta, opened Thursday In home displays, entertainment, games, and food, 1:20, 3:20, 5:20, 7:25, 9:55, (PG) Fri-Sun 12,1:55,3:50; L u ig i's PIZZA commodate you and help you plan McCannon III will be appearing the Jorgensen Theater on the university campus and Friday through Sunday. (443-8332) 11:55. — Secret 5:45, 7:30, 9:30. —The Kid? that special occasion or banquet. every Thursday night to entertain will continue nightly at 8:15, through June 19, except ■ Antiques Show, Stamford: The show will be Policeman's Other Ball Are Alright Fri and Sat today through Sunday at Yacht Haven West In Stam­ MON. - b a k e d LASAGNA The Captain’s Lounge and beautiful you with his songs. Stop by and visit June 6. (429-2912) (R) Fri 1:30, 7:30, 9:50, midnight — Visiting Hours TUES.-VEAL PARMESAN • United Methodist Church, Hartford: The Chapel ford. 11:40.; Sat 1:30, 3:25, 5:25, (R) Fri and Sat 12, 2, 4, 6| outdoor patio are now open so you Elmo’s Riverside Restaurant and Singers will be featured In a special performance • Flea Market, Ridgefield: The Flea Market will 8, 10; Sun 12:15, 2:35, 4:50; WED. - SPAGHETTI 3 MEATBALLS 7:30, 9:50, 11:40; Sun 1:30, THUR.-CHICKEN PARMESAN tonight at 8 sponsored by the church. The church Is feature 200 exhibitors at Veterans Park, Saturday, 3:25, 5:25, 7:30, 9:50. — 7:10, 9:35. — Kentucky can relax with friends and enjoy sample something special. May Dinner Specials located at 571 Farmington Avenue. (523-5132) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Chariots of Fire (PG) 2, Fried Movie (R) Fri and FRID.-SHELLS B SAUSAGE "Riverside Hospitality.” At night, the wins Toast — Salad Bar — Potato • Wadsworth Athenaum, Hartford: The atheneum • Antique Doll and Miniatures Show, Hebron: The 7:10, 9:45, 12:05; Sat 2, Sat midnight. JSAT.- EGGPLANT PARMESAN show and sale will be at RHAM High School In Hebron will sponsor an evening of music and art from the 4:30, 7:10, 9:45, 12:05; Sun Willimantic \ SUN.-BAKED MANICDTTI 5 6 9 -3 0 0 3 West Indies, today from 8 to 11 p.m. (278-2670) from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. (537-2655) Jillson Square Cinema ' / . t 125 Riverside Dr., East Hartford 1V4 lb. LOBSTER 8.95 2, 4:30, 7:10, 9:45. — The Baked, Stuffed, or Boiled • University of Hartford, Hartford: David Wells on • Annual Antiques Market, Sufflald: 10th annual Long Good Friday (R) Fri -R ocky III (PG) Fri 7:10, Spscials Take Rt. 2 to Exit 5 - Riverside Drive cello and Raymond Hanson, piano will bo featured In a antiques market, Saturday, at Hathaway House Barn 2, 7:25, 10:05, 12:10; Sat 2, 9:20; Sat and Sun 2:10, BROILED SWORDFISH concert Sunday at the University of Hartford's Hartt In Suffleld, 55 S. Main St., from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (745- 4:25,7:25,10:05,12:10; Sun 4:20, 7:10, 9:20. — Conan S3.2S 6s95 School of Music at 8 p.m. In Millard Auditorium. (243- 1629) 2, 4:25, 7:25, 10:05. the Babarian (R) Fri 7, 4412) • Goodwin State Forest, Hampton: A walk to look Enfield 9:30; Sat and Sun 2,4:30,7, 706 HARTFORD RD. , MANCHESTER CALL 6 4 9 -5 3 2 S Senior Citizen's S Children's Menus • Round Vallay Bluegrass Festival, New Jersey: at wlldflowers will be conducted Saturday starting at 2 Cine 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 — 9:30. — Dead Men Don't The festival will be at the Round Valley Youth Center In p.m. at the center. Potter Road and Route 6. Bring a Rocky III (PG) Fri 7, 9:15, Wear Plaid (PG) Fri 7:15, Lebanon, N.J. today through Sunday. (201-782- camera or magnifying glass. (455-9534) 11:30; Sat 12:05, 2, 4:20, 7, 9:15; Sat and Sun 2:15, 9317) • Sidewalk Show, Greenwich: 27th annual 9:15, 11:30; Sun 12:05, 2, 4:15, .7:15, 9:15. - Jo /n Us During the Your Restaurant Could • Bloomfield Festival, Bloomfield: The Dave sidewalk show of the Greenwich Art Society, today 4:20, 7, 9:15. - Poltergeist Poltergeist (PG) Fri 7:05, Give Your “House Specialty” Brubeck Quartet will be featured In a concert Satur­ and Saturday at East Putnam Avenue, Greenwich. (PG) Fri 7:30, 9:50, 12:05; 9:20; Sat and Sun 2:05, day at 3 p.m. during the Bloomfield Festival at the (629-1533) Sat 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:30, 4:20, 7:05, 9:20. Week for Our Be Featured Here Park School complex. Route 178. Rain date Is Sunday. A Showcase! • Bloomfield Festival ‘82, Bloomfield: The festival 9:50,12:05; Sun 12;15, 2:30, Drivelns 0(her entertainment will Include the Sweet Adelines, FRESH SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES Is sponsored by the Wlltonbury Art League and will be 4:45, 7:30, 9:50. — Dead East Hartford — Texas As a part of our weekiy dining 11:45 a,m.. Dance and drum ensemble from the Ar­ at the Park School Complex. (243-2923) Men Don't Wear Plaid Chainsaw Massacre (R) Become part of our weekly dining Coupons Not Good On These SpeciaisI tists Collective at 12:15 p.m. and the Bloomfield High • Ninth Arts and Crafts Show, Manchester: The guide you wiil be able to show (PH) Fri 7:45, 9:45, 11:40; with Massacre at Central School Jazz Band at 12:45 p.m. (243-8971) show Is being sponsored by the Manchester Art Sat 12:45, 2:30, 4:45, 7:30, guide so we can feature your • Qreatsr Hartford Youth Orchestra, Wathsrsflold: Association and will be Saturday at Center Park. Rain- High (R) at dusk. FRESH BABY BAY SCALLOPS how special dining out can be. 9:50, 12:05; Sun 12:45,2:30, East W indsor — Blues Restaurant’s distinctive at­ The orchestra will perform a free concert on June 10 date will be June 13. 4:45, 7:45, 9:45. — Conan (Baked, Broiled, or Fried) at 7:30 p.m. at Wethersfield High School, 411 Wolcott • Saturday In the Park, Vernon: Art Show and Sale Brothers (R) with Animal mosphere and cuisine. S C 9 9 Call the Babarian (R) Fri 6:45, House (R) with Continen­ Hill Road. (563-2470) sponsored by the Vernon Arts Commission, Saturday 9:20, 12; Sat 1:30, 4, 6:45, tal Divide (PG) at dusk. FRESH WHOLE BELLY CLAMS 643-2711 • RIverboat Jazz Cruise, Deep River. The Connec­ In Henry Park. (646-6282) 9:20, 12; Sun 1:30, 4, 6:45, CALL 643-2711 (Fried)) ticut Traditional Jazz Club will sponsor Its 11th annual • University of Connecticut, Storrs: The School of 9:20.-S tar Trek II-The Manchester — Con­ jazz cruise, Saturday from Deep River pier. Fine Arts Film series will feature "Cutter‘s Way," today Wrath of Khan (PG) Fri tinental Divide (PG) Fri Passengers can start boarding at 6 p.m. the boat will at 8 p.m. In Von der. Mehden Recital Hall on the % 7:15, 9:55, 11:50; Sat 12, and Sat 8:30 with Animal FRESH FRIED HADDOCK leave at 6:30 p.m. for a O'/r hour cruise. Cost Is $15 per college campus. Admission Is $2. (486-2106) 2:15,4:30,7:15,9:40,11:50; House (R) Fri and Sal DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS The above dinners served with potato A salad person. Includes beer and setups If own liquid • Antique Auto Show and Flea Market, Windsor The old way Sun 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:15, 10:15; Sun 8:30 with The refreshments are brought. For Information from Locks: The show Is sponsored by Bradley Air 9:40. — Visiting Hours (R) Blues Brothers (R) Fri and - For The Budget-Minded - Manchester area call (875-9649) Museum. It will be June 6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Fri 7:40, 9:55, 12:10; Sat Sat 12- Sun 10:15. ' I t r r l T I t t t t • Hartford Chorals Inc., West Hartford: The Bradley International Airport In Windsor Locks. Ad­ Sheep shearing Is done by hand the old- 12:30, 2:40, 4:40, 7:40, 9;55, our m t . chorale group will conduct auditions June 8 and 11 mission will be $4 for adults; $1 for children under 12; fashioned way at Old Sturbrldge Village, the 12:10; Sun 12:30,2:40,4:40, Dally Specials ITALIAN-AMtRICAN CUISINE from 7 to 9 p.m. at First Church of Christ, children under 5 will be admilted free. (623-3305) living history center In Sturbrldge, Mass. 7:40, 9:55. SHOWCASE Congregational, 12 S. Main St., West Hartford. (677- • Antiques and Collectibles Show, Enfield: 50 an­ Demonstrations continues this weekend at Manchester CINEi I Mon: Baby Beef Liver, bacon or onion TfJe. ufdcM tc (fidu to- j< u K u d 0390) tiques and collectibles dealers from the Northeast will the village. tlA Theaters East — .® w/potato a Mlad •4.49 • Manchsstsr Band Shall, Manchsstsr: have their show In the Enfield Square Mall, from today Hp. OK pXR, ly U te Conan the Babarian (R) T u b s : Fresh Fried or Baked Fish Manchester Symphony Orchestra and Chorale will through Sunday. Enfield Square Is located on Elm w/potato a M lid •4.79 present a Pops Concert Sunday at 7:30 p.m. In the Street at Exit 48 off Interstate 91. Show hours are We have a complete menu Bicentennial Band Shell on the main campus of AUCTION Wed: Yankee Pot Roast today and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and w/pouto 4 v.g.t«bl. •4.99 Plus Weekly Specials Manchester Community College, 60 Bldwell St. Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. (929-5238) To list MERCHANDISE AND SERVICE HARTFORD THE PUMPERNICKEL PUB •UNDAV, JUKI S ADMISSION S1.IO INTIRSTAH84EXITS8 OF MAINCHESTKR Thurs: Spaghetti and Meatbaiis Future Banquet Facilities Available Soon W/IOMMi Mlad •3.99 ArvvMw; SiSa SJI. AiieUen: 7 -M A.M . EAST HARTFORD 568-8810 OAKLAND COMMONS PHONE events and SSanI A w Bw NEXT TO ECONOMY ELECTRIC 643PUBB JCiaujiMS Not Good On Theta Specla^is Villa Louisa Rd„ Bolton, CT 646-3161 Wbw and hsfS tfoMiW M aarvad Instrument namer beats drums To list events in this PUSBI yaur Malaar. A Dads* *> !•• K 4-Doar l adan, AppSanota, ROCKYIII^ AMD WIME HOW AVAUAHEI weekly guide to “vdiere VaaaSan Tifpa, C a ltrid DInaara, fa itabla Catar TV, Day Saeur- MaaiL AaaiaanNaM, AaiSaa, Supaaar Caanp, Lawa Mawar, — — SHOWN ABTt— Take out orders on everything 649-5487 Polynesian to go and what to do,” SaaaSaSaad FaaM aS'Tlaliali, OWN Ca ilSSialaa and aiaay, aiany ISO-TdWI-lUl submit them by Monday HOUSE OF CHUN6 for improved nwsic education ApaSaaadn Thaaiaa LaClaIr M s s ItrC A c tf A o e s p is d NAD MM DON'T Chinese at noon to the Enter­ T M p to M h i I'enluriiifi nutheiilir Polynesirm tainment Editor, The WIARDLAID m m American CHICAGO (UPI) - Children Pascucci said. Corps, where he played with the 400 B. MMdto Tpka. and C.nntonvse Sps-cinlties Glenn Miller band for 2Vt years. Manchester Herald, Maaohaalar, CT 00040 , IHOW HATi— m Davis Family Restaurant ItlS S te i should be learning music by the From that point on, he said, it is ______—— SaaiiiaM s Itof Svafyoaa 1 \ ori< ni{i\hs not important which path the child's “It was great. A kid from Kenosha Herald Square, P.O Idl-TM-lklMISI M S T A U M A N T Cocktail Lounge time they are 5 and singing is a good Caldor Plaza Mancltester i.O U R 9 A 8 way to get started, says Vito music education .stakes. Piano playing with Glenn Miller. It was Box 591, Manchester, Pascucci, president of one of the lessons are an excellent way to fantastic,” he said. C r 06040. exit 93 off 1-86 nation's largest manufacturers of learn more about the field, as are The caliber of the talent with the I.ocatt*d t)utwLM*n C^iUlors Al* wind instruments. lessons on other instruments, he band was so great, be said, that -SM O U m ATi- OPF N t I y DAU Y “Music enriches your life,” said. “you could never do thaT in civilian Come One • Come All! ItM-TJUAM-ltn 363 BROAD ST. 649-5487 F)(CtPT SUN 179 TOLLAND TPKE. And while there must be parental life. You could never get stars like Shopping tips Pascucci said in an interview. “It Manchester m MANCHESTER creates an inner discipline that is so involvement, Pascucci said much of that to work together.” Martin Sloane explains Food Sale - Homemade Goodies I h o S N O I M valuable later. It makes your senses children's musical education can After the war, Pascucci founded bow to save money at the I im 6 4 9 - 4 9 5 8 643-9529 sharper and it keeps a student on his come from public schools. his ousic business, which is af­ grocery store — every -SHOWN AT>- toes because he knows everyone can “I was in the junior high school filiated with a 230year d d FYencb Wedne^y and Saturday [jag^Saje_-“^ ^ hear hi practicing. band in Kenosha,” h said. “ As far as firm. The company has grown every in his “Supermarket TONY’S CUISINE “But the great thing about music my musicianship goes, I’m a year as the number of wind instru­ Shopper” column in The OUMOIS is its pleasant influence on the ner­ product of the public schools.” ment manufacturers has shrunk. Mancl\ester Herald. Sunday-June 6-9am - 1pm O ffB Sa DINNER SPECIAL FOR TWO m arket RESTAURANT RESTAURANT vous system. If you can't do it, you Pascucci is also a four-term presi­ “When we started there were ■ SHOWHHrt-— Uine Danre ot^rlooking the will regret it ail your life. To hae dent of the American Music about 40. Now there are only about 5 Rain or Shine Hearty Portlone of Salad, Manicotti, Conn. River tcith that regret would be terrible,” he Congress, an industrywide group. or 6 left,” he said. Leblanc employs, LUNGHaDHMER />om ApostoUro nt Eggplant Parmlglana. Cfmo Zaceardeltl said. He said schools generally do a good 460 workers and turns out brass and' SHARTMOKSn SPEICALIZINQ IN: Year Mbsi the piano Jb organ-Fri. A Sat. job teaching music fundamentals. woodwinds at three Wisconsin, PRIME RIB RACR OF UMB Pascucci, a tiuinpet player and “We'd like to see more music in­ plants. GLOBE Manchester Country Club M -SHOWNATI ■■ SEAFOOD STEAKS head of G. Leblanc Corp. of struction, of course,” he said. Although rapid fluctuations in the Dinner for Two •11.95 Enjoy Fine Italian & American Kqnosha, Wis., said he feels He also said there have been cases price of metals have posed problems travel Service Served wAli our own NAKID NRIAD, SUNDAY BRUNCH cuisine. Seafood our Specialty. ^OS Main SLrMandiester BUTTjlN. A COPPte. children should be exposed to music where music programs have been in recent years, Pascucci said most 8SS MAIN BTREBT! Aslax In ihs Captain's Lounfls — of his cost is labor. , TONY’S CtHSime- Chikkcfl’i t Re(ylir Mm A«*ilitil« no later than age 5. threatened by budget cuts and other 648-2188 V elk Our Lovsiy Patio ovarlooking ths How? considerations. “It takes 1,004 steps to make a SHCMNNIVt- - Ltommlr ew Hz*e WWBS} At Spencer Sl./Silver Lane In K-Mart Plaza GLI N LOCHEN Conn. Wvar “Sing. “But once the public is really clarinet,” he said. Oe«r SO Ytari NEW LONDON T.KE • OLAETONIURY “Sure, we have to make a profit. Manchesier’Tel. 643-9202 “The most difficult thing in music aware of what music does for Ecjiarlenca 128 RIvaraids Dr., East Hartford 889-3003 But we also make a contribution to Trmvml [ g P E N DAILY JS rat. 633-383ZJ T(k* m 2 Is ExH S is learning the language, the youngsters, we usually don't have a Aalhorlied aiant In Open 7 d«y« s week CoiwI wine*. Beer on «»P language of music. The value of the problem,” he said. society ... When you work with these Mancbefter for all AirUnai, youngester and see them grow, the Rallroadi and Stearadilp notes, the timing, the pitch. A child Pascucci took his high school m id u m -u can learn that by using his voice,” education directly into the Army Air whole industry ets excited about it.’ I MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., ,)une 4. 1982 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., June 4, 1982 Filmeter Friday TV A bou t Town A dvice

Capsule look 6:00 P.M. (3D - Evening at the Improv Six students graduate 1:45 A.M. 3 ) - Eyewitness News Imagination best resource - MOVIE: The Daybreak- 3D - Charlie's Angeis (33) Six students graduated from the Rabbi Leon Wind ers' Three brothers from Ten­ D C5D 82) ® - News Friday nessee head west, Tom Selleck, •High School of Temple Beth Sholom last Friday. All of 3D - Hawaii Five-O Sam Elliott, Glenn Ford. Rated the participants completed 12 yeares of religious school, PG. 3® - Happy Days starting with kindergarten and culminating in a special for teen looking tor a job at the movies ® - 1982 NCAA Worid 2:00A.M. senior seminar this year. Series from Omaha. NE - 33 - America's Top Ten The graduates were; Adam Borgida, Beth Edelson, Game 1 C £ - Joe Franklin Show Cindy Katz, Brenda Kravitz, Rebecca Meridy and Lisa DEAR READERS; Summer is the closetful, (3) - MOVIE: 'The Mysterious Rod Arrants and Sherry “The services are endless. I have Stranger' A printer's apprentice (533 - MOVIE: 'Blindfold' A Patten. here, and I am sure to get a lot of Mathis star as Travts and Liza psychiatrist gets involved in a PARTNERS (R) — Ryan O’Neal, daydreams himself into a Euro­ Miss Kravitz received the Eleanor Waldman- been delighted and amused at the ROCKY 111 (IM;> — Sylvester governmental tug of war for the letters from teen-agers complaining John Hurt (Comedy) A Sort of “^3 pean castle and meets a magi­ Sentell in the long-running soap Sliillone, Toilio Shire, Burgess mind of a scientist. Rock Hud­ Ansorage Book Award and Miss Patten received the because they want to work during Dear resourcefulness of students who cal friend. Chris Makepeace, opera SEARCH FOR TOMOR­ Cage Aux Folles” in police blues, tljis son, Guy Stockwell, Claudia* ■ Nathan and Pauline Rubin Memorial Award for outstan­ were willing to earn some money in Mereililli. (Sports Dramn) An in­ Lance Kerwin, Fred Gwynne. ROW. The drama, set in the the summer but can’t find a job. drag of sex farce cats O'Neal and Hurt Cardinale. 1966. ding contributions to the school. a different way. Remember that all credibly strong Round Three for the G(g) - Calliope Children's town of Henderson, airs “Every place I apply tells me they Abby as an odd couple cop team out to uncover - Night Flight Tonight’s Philadelphia pugilist, now a superstar Programs Today’s stories are Monday-Friday on NBC QD of these job ideas came from the programs are ’Take-Off’ and want someone with experience. But a homephobic murderer. The gimmick: 'King Rollo and the Bath,' 'Sand Abigail students’ own knowledge of what and establishment fat cat. fight footage CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ' 'London Rock and Roll Show.’ where am I going to get experience O'Neal is straight. Hurt is homosexual. Castle’ and ’Niko and the W i­ Residents being feted and that Bill Conti score carry this (2 hrs.) it nobody hires me?’’ Good question. Van Buren they did well. Once again, it’s a The tone is smirky, the humor juvenile dow.’ (60 min.) question of taking some kind of crowd pleaser over a story disappoin­ O ) - Festival of Faith ^3) - Sports Update Several Manchester residents will be honored today at I recently came across a little jewel tingly devoid of the Rocky-Adrian and the performances embarrassing. positive action instead of moping - Star Trek ( 2 - Kojak the annual recognition day for foster grandparents at of a book. “Getting Off to College” chemistry of previous films. But what This gay romp is too insipid to insult - SIN Presenta: Fortunata about because jobs are hard to find. ( 3 ) - Over Easy (2D the Trolley Museum in East Haven. by Melody Martin, published by Oak “Rocky III” may lack in emotion power, homosexuals, too dimwitted to entertain y Jacinta “Remember that during the SD - Reporter 41 Those being honored and the number of years they Tree. The following excerpt from housing where neighbors could get a it makes up in sheer blood, sweat and straights. Some nudity and strong 2:15A.M. that book contains some valuable summer months you have a lot more language. GRADE: I). (SD - M OVIE: 'On the Right have served are: Lena Bauer 12, Muriel Davis 16, Elise gander at work in progress. They cheers. GK.VDK: A. Track' A ten-year-old orphan’s (2D - MOVIE: 'Tribute to a tips for teen-agers who want a time to earn money. It’s not too soon PORKY’S (R) — Seoll Colomhy, Linask 7, Letitia Kramer 1, Edith Maxwell 10, Mary scanned each house and gave an es­ ANNIE (I’G) — Albert Finney, amazing abilities to pick winners Bad M an ’ A man’s passion for Nixon 2, Agnes Peseik 8, Mildred Whaples 12, Ethel summer job: to think about how that could be ac­ Alex Karras, Susan Clark. (Comedy) at the race track attracts atten­ ® 1982 Compulog horses alienates everyone ar­ timate. They worked together and complished. Summer usually means Carol Burnett, Aileen Quinn. ound him. James Cagney, Irene Sandberg 12. ’’Before we go into the You’ll hate yourself in the morning, but tion from numerous city offi­ finished fast. They also did quite a rise in tourism and a change in (Vliisioal) The loudest, brassiest, hap­ cials, Gary Coleman, Maureen Papas. 1956. Also: Helen Ostrowski 7, Leona Rocheleau 6, Frances ramifications of jobs, let me say you'll find yourself laughing at this one. well financially. several of the local industries. piest musical in years, the film is based Stapleton, Norman Fell. 1981. 2:30 A.M. Kosky 7, Genevieve Rogowski 8, Noreen Calverley 5, that I am fully aware of the lack of One clever girl charged a on the long-running Broadway show. It It's about a bunch of high school cut-ups - Jeffersons good part-time jobs for kids. I am “—Hotels need daytime baby cumentary focuses on the (^ - Newscenter 33 - Sha Na Na Estelle Cromwell 3, Roberta Edwards 7, Irene Lowery basic fee to grocery shop for in Florida who think about little except - Soap Box C53 - Billy Graham Crusade sitters. can be faulted for being too big — over­ Hmong, a tribal people in north­ " Overnight Desk 3, Dolores Phelps 2, and William Leone 2. cognizant of the biases against teen­ sex and more sex. Their scrapes and es­ (3T) - Major League Baseball: @ - MOVIE; 'Tha Family (23) families. She could easily do two “—Food places take on extra help. produced, over-directed — but that’s 6:30P.M. ern Laos. (60 min.) (p) - MOVIE: 'Manhattan' A . Foster grandparents provide care and stimulation to agers in the job m arket, and capades are wild (and occasionally Kansas City at New York M an' A happily married man families after school and more on “—Many little kids are dying for quibbling. It's the kind of movie families - CBS News Yankees ® - MOVIE: 'Th« Front' A finds himself drawn into a rom­ divorced writer faces the di­ children and adults with special needs. Each participant knowledgeable about the horrors of weekends. She got a fee plus tip. will enjoy together and, like “The Sound tasteless) but some are genuinely man acts as a ’front' during the ance with a younger woman. lemma of loving a younger working below minimum wages for something to do and someone to do (33) - Barney Miller (33) - MOVIE: 'Continental McCarthy era by signing his woman or seeking a more ma­ •works 20 hours a week with children or. adults, in Some kids organized art of Music,” it will be around for years. It amusing. GRADE: B. Edward Asner, Meredith Baxter long hours. I realize what it’s like to it with. QUEST FOR FIRE (R) — Everett - NBC News Divide' A political reporter is name to the works of several Bimey, Anne Jackson. 1979. ture companion. W oody Allen, regional centers, private homes, community training groups for children in their garages. should have a little lighter hand at the sent into the wild country to in­ television writers. Woody Allen, Merielle Hemingway, Diane Kea­ work for fast-food chains and “—Many weary parents will pay (3) ~ Business Report (23) Dick Cavett Conclusion. homes, hospitals, nurseries, public schools, schools for They charged a fee that included the controls, however. GRADE: B-plus. Me<;m, R ae Dawn Chon. (Drama) — A terview an ornithologist with Zero Mostel. 1976 ton. 1979. drugstores, to baby-sit or tutor kids. you to entertain their kids. dl) - Noticiro Nacional SIN whom ho falls in love. John Be- Guest is Steven Spielberg. blind, cerebral palsy centers, day care and head start cost of materials. CONAN THE BABARIAN (R) — Ar­ vivid re-enactment of early man’s Noticias nacionales con Guil­ - Matters of Ufe & Death 3:00 A.M. I also know it’s hard to find those “ Again, it’s up to you to get dependence upon fire as a tool to sur­ lushi. Blair Brown. 1981. Rated @ - World Cup Report centers. Some kids took pictures for nold Srliwarzenegger, Sandulil lermo Restrepo PG (33 - MOVIE; 'Sherlock something started. Don’t be afraid 9:30 P.M. (@) - Business Report ' The senior companions work with mentally retarded y Tarquinlo jobs. vival and his ultimate success in lear­ ^ - Bob Newhart Holmes In Washington' Micro­ money. Berginan. (.Adventure) John Milius, (35) - Kemper Professional - Rojo Verano Telenovela “Focus on what you do well. The to invent all kinds of services. You (2D 11:30 P.M. film of a stolen document is hid- adults in workshops, group homes, convalescent homes, One girl gave exercise classes 4 ning how to recreate it for himself. - ABC News Golf Open: Second Round en la cual Jorge Solano regresa might surprise yourself with the who scripted “Apocalypse Now,” has (33) .den in a match box. Holmes is most successful moneymakers were Strong acting, attention to historical ac­ from Bethesda, Maryland a su hogar en Puerto Rico des­ - Hawaii Fiva-0 training schools and regional centers. in her garage. both written and directed this kinky dZ) - Over Easy (33 asked to solve the disappear­ ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION those who created their jobs by results.” pues de estar en prision por 20 Some kids organized an T il medieval workout based on the popular curacy and stunning cinematography 7:00P.M. (SD - M OVIE: Oceans I V 33 “ Mission Impossible ance of the document. Basil . . . Mr. and Mrs. Libby honored at 50th focusing on what they did well, tur­ When eleven ex-paratroopers anos por un crimen cometido en Rathbone. Nigel Bruce, George take your child to the beach and comic book hero's triumphs, (“Quest " was shot on location in defense propia y decide vengar 33 - Entertainment Tonight (33 - CBS Nows rob five Las Vegas Casinos in Zucco, 1943. LTM sets final castings ning it into a service for others, and watch him’ business. Do you hate to write letters Canada, Scotland and Kenya) make for one night, they must think of el crimen cometido contra sus (33 iD - Nightline Schwarzenegger manages to bring a ® (S)- M*A*S"H - MOVIE: Hell's Island' A selling it. an engrossing and enlightening film. way to get loot out of the city. padres y hermano. Romel Cani- (33 A couple offered bulk mailing because you don’t know what lo say? sinewy majesty to lines that limp along, (33 - Muppet Show (33 - Ironside one-time district attorney is ap­ Little Theater of Manchester will have its final Frank Sinatra. Dean Martin, zares as el asesino y dueno de (;RADE: b . dD - Saturday Night Uve proached to help find a missing “One class of high school students services (stuffing folding). Thank-you notes, sympathy letters, and Miss Bergman turns her perfor­ 3 3 - ABC Nows Sammy Davis, Jr,. Peter Law- la plantacion de azucar que los '.castings for its fall musical, “A Funny Thing Happened Couple observes (SD - Wild, Wild West ruby. John Payne, Mary Mur­ came up with a wonderful insight; Car washing and waxing were congratulations, how to decline and mance as his plucky barbarian lady into , THE ROAD WARRIOR (R) — Mel 3 ) - You Asked For It ford, Angie Dickinson. 1960 padres de Jorge poseian on the Way to the Forum,” Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the cuando el crimen fue cometido. phy, Francis L. Sullivan. 1955 'What do people hate doing so much popular and paid off. accept invitations and how to write a startling cross between Sheena of the tiiliMon. (Fantasy Action) Australians - Primenews/120 (S) - Newsdesk Theater Workshop, 22 Oak St. (33) - Jeffersons (23) Axel Anderson, Galdys Rodri­ (3D - ESPN Sports Center that they would be willing to pay One girl entertained as a an interesting letter are included in Jungle and Barbara Stanwyck. Empty- prove that they are human, after all, and ( ^ - M OVIE: To Be guez. (2) ( 2 - Tonight Show (3S) - 'Your Mag. for Women 2 - MOVIE: 'Forever Amber' • The 17-emember cast is made up of 10 men and seven can make bad pictures just like film­ (§^ - Captioned ABC someone else to do it?” clown at children’s birthday parties. Abby’s booklet, "How to Write headed fun, with some nudity and • Charlie's Angeis AnrK>unced > State W e're In (23) women. Everyone will be asked to demonstrate an abili- 50th anniversary A country girl attains success in New s “Out of this discussion came the A group of kids became party Letters for All Occasions." Send $2 makers in any other country. This is a (23) - Washington Week/ the Court of Charies II, but for­ violence. (iRADE: B-pluM. (23) - Monoyline 10:00P.M. !ty to sing, dance and act. Those wishing to try out should dreadful film — stupid, violent, pur­ Review Paul Duke hosts as top 12:00 A.M. feits the true lover she sought. following examples: helpers (serving, cleaning up, get­ and a long, stamped (37 cents), self- rilE ESCAPE ARTIST (PG) — (@ - News Washington journalists analyze “ Falcon Crest Chase be prepared with appropriate clothing and footwear for poseless. It is one of those after-the (3) (3) (3D - MOVIE: 'Gumball Hally' Linda Darnell, Cornel Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph L. Libby of 420 Hilliard St. were A pair of guys walked ting ready). addressed envelope to: Abby, Letter (iriffin O'Neal, Raul Julia, Joan - MOVIE: 'Don't Go Near the week’s news. tries desperately to avoid a tax dancing. dD People from different walks of Jessica Tandy. 1947 neighborhoods doing window­ “—One clever boy walked through Booklet, P.0, Box 38923, Hollywood, bomb-drops films when all that is left is the W ater' A Navy P R. staffer bill by pre-selling his grapes. (R) honored May 30 at a party at the Zipser Club to llacketl, Teri (»arr. (Drama) This is a (25) - Rainbow Girt Annie, a Fife leave their jobs and mates - Gunsmoke The play will be presented in mid-November and (60 min.) (2D celel^rate their 50th wedding anniversary. washing. They aimed at tract neighborhoods and shined shoes by Calif. 90038 Disney-like fable about a kid who outwits a bunch of hooligans ready to kill for on a South Pacific Island herds production assistant, holds a to join in a coast-to-coast auto rehearsals will start the first week in September. Those a group of oddball correspon­ (2D “ Cristina Bazan some gas for their vehicles. Inane phony auction to raise money 33 - N e w t race for the prize of a gumball Mrs. Libby is the former Alma Caya, The couple was all the adults but it never rings true. dents around the fringes of the selected for roles will be notified following the final for her mother. ( 3 ) - t b a machine. Michael Sarrazin, Raul 3:30 A.M. married on May 30, 1932 in St. Ann’s Church on Park Griffin O’Neal — Ryan's son and dialogue, ineptly delivered, but it does battle zone. Glenn Ford. Anne .castings. (^ - MOVIE: Blow Out' Julia, Susan Flannery. 1976. (33) - MOVIE: 'Continental Tatum’s brother — debuts as a boy with have some fantastic stunts. GR ADE: D. Francis, Keenan Wynn. 1957. (33 - Newark and Reality Street, Hartford. Trying to record the perfect fflT) - Perry Mason Divide' A political reporter is He worked for the Fuller Brush Co. for 45 years. Mrs. amazing talent as a magician, and Raul .SOME KIND OF HERO (R) — (23) ~ Victory Garden scream, a movie sound-effects (33) - HBO Theater: Plaza sent into the wild country to in­ How to ovoid snake bites; Suite Three couples occupy (32) - ESPN Sports Center Rieharil Pryor, Margot Kidder, Ray (2§) - El Derecho de Nacer Te­ man becomes entangled in a terview an ornithologist with Libby worked part-time as a bookkeeper. Julia is superb as a disturbed wastrel, Suite 719 of New York’s Plaza Concert set Saturday Sharkey. (Comedy-drama) Pryor plays lenovela en la cual Maria Elena real-life murder. John Travolta, (33) - MOVIE: 'Atlantic City' A whom he falls in love. John Be- The couple has lived in Manchester since 1956. They but it's all too contrived, and you have del Hunco da a luz un hijo ilegi- Nancy Allen. 1981. Hotel at different times in this small-time numbers runner as­ lushi, Blair Brown. 1981. Rated it relatively straight as a Vietnam POW comedy by Neil Simon. pires to make the 'big time' in WEST HARTFORD - University of Hartford’s Hartt have three daughters, Barbara Paluck and Jeanne Ann the feeling that several key scenes were timo. Su padre al enterarse de ® - MOVIE: 'Terminal Man' PG. Atlantic City. Burt Lancaster, Gauque, both of Windsor Locks, and Gail Banavige of omitted. GRADE: C-plus. whose life falls apart when he returns to esto decide deshacerse del nino A brilliant computer scientist (3D - USPA Rolex Cup Polo - Real Pictures College of Music will present the University Civic what to do if you get bit Susan Sarandon, Kate Reid. (23) the United States. This intriguing pero ’Mama’ Dolores, su negra suffers from blackouts in which From Palm Beach, FI. Chorus and Orchestra in a concert on Saturday at 8 p.m“ Croft Drive, Manchester. They also have 12 MISSING (PG) — Jack Lemmon, criada, decide encargarse del 1981. Rated R. 3:45 A.M. premise, however, is lost in the film's in­ he turns violently homicidal. (25) - Star Trek ,in Millard Auditorium. grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. .Sissy Spacek, Melanie Mayron, John bebe. Nadie conoce la historia ' Pelicula: 'Las Vlsita- Doctors implant electrodes in dD - Crossfire (2D 2 - MOVIE: 'Ashanti' A man Their anniversary gift was an electric garage door you tell me something about them, ability to define itself as either a comedy hasta que Albertico se convierte ciones del Diablo- crosses the Sahara in pursuit of. The concert will include works by John Blow, Richard DEAR DR. LA.'VIB: One of the J Shea. (Drama) Lemmon triumphs in his brain in an effort to stop the en doctor y se envuelve con su ^ - McClain's Law like how they work and what side or a drama. The story is further bogged fits, but he escapes from the (22) @ - MOVIE: 'The Rose' A Arab slave traders who kid­ Strauss, Thomas Morley, Robert Schumann and John opener. neighbors got bit by a snake last this film, which is based on a true story McClain and Gates investigate propia familia. Veronica Castro, hospital before the treatment is young singer struggles to sur­ napped his wife. Peter Ustinov, Byrt sung by the Chamber Choir. week. He is doing all right but the effects they might have on a healthy about an American father who in­ down by its stock characters, all of Socorro Avelar, Humberto Zu- police brutality in a neighboring complete. Now they must find vive in the harsh world of rock Omar Sheriff. Rex Harrison. Your but slightly underweight 50-year-old vestigates the mysterious disappearance whom we've seen before: the highpriced rita. town. (60 min.) The full chorus will perform the Brahms Liebeslieder idea of snake bites really scares me. him and stop his bloody ram­ music. Bette Midler, Alan Bates, 1979. I’m afraid one of the kids will get bit man? of his son in Chile. Directed by Costa- hooker with a heart of gold (Miss (2$ - Entertainment Tonight page. George Segal, Joan Hack- (23) ' Paper Chase Frederic Forrest. 1979. waltzes. Opus 52 with Debra Huddleston and Cathy Lord ett, Richard A. Dysart, Jill 4:00 A.M. when they are out playing. I try to Health Gavras (whose credits include “Z” ), Kidder), the streetwise Italo-American ( ^ - Welcome Back Kotter ® - 2 4 Mores dD “ Fridays Tonight’s guest as duo-pianists. The orchestra will perform the Mozart DEAR READER: I am opposed Clayburgh. 1974 (33) - Hazel keep an eye on them but you just “Missing” is a powerfully acted movie G1 (Sharkey) and sad sack Pryor. (2^ - Business Report (^ - MOVIE: 'Blow-Up' A host, Jamie Lee Curtis, is joined .Piano Concert Number 17 in G. Minor with Kevin Finn Lawrence to their use except for medical con­ 8:30P.M. young photographer believes by Garland Jeffries. (R) (90 min.) GD - 1982 NCAA Worid as soloist and the Simple Symphony for,, Strings by Display planned can’t watch them that close, that chills entertains and give viewers GRADE: C-pliis. 7:30P.M, Series from Omaha, NE ditions they would benefit. And ($) - Carol Burnett and that he’s an accidental witness I need to know what we can do if Lamb, M.D. something to think about. Although 1982 (Film grading: A — superb; B — 12:30 A.M. Game 1 Benjamin Britten. those conditions are, in the main, in 3 3 - P.M. Magazine Friends to a murder. David Hammings, u someone gets bit. We live near a is still young, it’s bound to be one of the good; C — average; D — poor; F — Vanessa Redgrave, Sarah Miles. (3D -Adam-12 GD - Night Flight Tonight's Conductors are Thomas Brooks and Richard Rusack, individuals low on male hormone C£) - All In the Familyi'i ® - M aking a Living awful) (33 1966. (D - Blue Jean Netvrotit programs are 'Take-Off' and David Katz is the assistant conductor. small town and try to look after year's best. (iRADE: A. (I53 - You Asked For It on safe boating levels. (23) © - Wall Street Week - Independent Network 'London Rock and Roll Show.' Tickets are $4 for general admission and 82 for ourselves as much as possible. Any Louis Rukeyser analyzes the 3D - MOVIE: 'Gypsy Wildcat' (2 hrs.) The anabolic steroids are sup­ 3 3 S2) - Family Feud New s An infant countess lost at birth advice would be appreciated. '80s with a weekly review of children under 12 and senior citizens. 33 - Entertainment Tonight is reared by gypsies and be­ (S3 - Freeman Reports Manchester Power Squadron will sponsor a safe posed to help you build muscle and economic and investment mat­ @) •* Masterpiece Theatre to prevent rapid spread of the toxin comes their queen. Maria Mon- DEAR READER: Snake bites strength while not increasing male TV World (33) - New s ters. Flickers.' Arnie, totally preoccu­ 2 - Newscenter boating display Wednesday and Thursday from 6 to if you are bit by a poisonous shake. pied with the filmrhaking busi­ tez, Leo CarriHo. 1944 Open square dance set are really rather uncommon. But if sex characteristics, but there is con­ (33) - HBO Sneak Preview ^D " SIN Presenta; Fortunata 4:30 A.M. 9 p.m. in the parking lot of the Manchester ■The second rule is get to a doctor Host Leonard Harris takes a ness. cannot understand why (33) - Star Trek siderable disagreement about how y Jacinta his new bride gives him a cold (H) - Abbott and Costello Parkade. you live in an area where snakes are look at upcoming movies, “ Top Rank Boxing from Manchester Square Dance Club will have an open or hospital as soon as possible. Ear­ ( ^ - Chicago Story Pelligrino reception on their delayed wed­ (32) Several different types of boats will be on display, plentiful it is wise to take much they help. And they do, in fact, sports and specials. Atlantic City New s dance for all club level dancers Saturday at 8 p.m. at ly proper treatment goes a long way offers to defend a man who ding night. (60 min.) [Closed along with all the necessary safety equipment that precautions. affect secondary sex organs, such as (35) - Sports Probe killed his wife's murderer. (R) Captioned] (2D ~ Night Gallery Verplanck School, 127 Olcott St. toward minimizing the damage. N should be aboard all vessels when in operation. Even a child is less likely to get increasing the size of the prostate. Cron kite back (S) - Sports (90 min.) (S) - West Coast Report Leo Morgan Dumas will be guest caller for the There is disagreement on almost 10:30P.M. There will be members of the safety committee bit if he can see the snake. And you That might not be so good in a 50- S3) - MacNeil-Lehrer 9:00 P.M. @ - Benny Hill Show squares and Russ and Anita White will cue the rounds. all other aspects of snake bite treat­ (53 - New York Report Parton back and education department on hand to answer are less likely to have a snake if you year-old male approaching the age Report (2 - Lots Night With David Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perkins will have door duty and ment. You might put a rubber bahd (33 C5D ~ Dallas Jock institutes (33) - Independent Network questions concerning the safe operation of boats. don’t provide cover for them. That when prostate enlargement can be a (2D - Dios se lo Pague Telen­ a plan which dramatically af­ Letterman David is joined by refreshments will be served by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Perry, above (and below if possible) the ovela en la cual Carlos Pereira New s to concerts means limiting the bushes and un­ problem. fects the future of the Ewing fa­ Jay Leno and Dan Greenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Reinohl, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Manchester Power Squadron is an organization bite to limit spread. Some say use para continuar manipulando la mily. (R) (60 min.) (3) - Major League Baseball: (90 min.) dedicated to the safe handling and operation of dergrowth where they tend to hide. Steroids of this type have also herencia de su hija, le prohibe Boston at Califomia HOLLYWOOD (UPl) - Remkiewicz. ice or cold, others say do not. And for summer “ *Fhe Men/ Show A clean area goes a long way in caused liver damage, some of which (33 12:45 A.M. boats, both sail and power, and its a unit of United casarse con el hombre que 10:45 P.M. Dolly Parton, who took Members are reminded that club dues are now because even a nonpoisonous snake ama. Federico Luppi, Leonor Be­ 33 - Outer Umits (2D - M OVIE: 'The Evil' A States Power Squadron. providing protection. is reversible and some which may *- Reporter 41 three years off to star in a .payable to Elsie Huffield or Earl Nielson, membership bite can be an infected bite all bites nedetto. « - 1982 NCAA Worid (2D house becomes a prison of ter­ If you have to walk through areas not be. And they may adversely (32) couple of movies — ‘‘Nine'. must be seen by medical personnel. search of their roots — and ball. They do it with ® - Match Game Series from Omaha. NE 11:00 P.M. ror and death for a group of . chairmen. where snakes are, you should wear affect cholesterol levels that could By Kenneth R. Clark Game 2 people who meet with a Satanic To Five” and "The Best Those attending the dance should wear soft-soled To give you more details I am sen­ live long enough to find dynamite and they do it in - Barney Miller (3) 33 (33 03) (SD ® - force. Richard Crenna, Joanna high boots that come up over the increase your risk of heart attacks, UPl TV Reporter “ AM Service Revelation Little Whorehouse in shoes. Spectators are welcome to watch, free of charge. ding you The Health Letter Number seconds. - People's Court (3D N ew s Pettet, Victor Buono. 1978. particularly in your age group. them. (35) calf, Most snake bites are below the 5-10, Snake Bites. Others who want The result, for the televi- (@ - MOVIE: 'Ashanti' A man (33 - M »A *S *H Rated R. Texas” — will return to the NEW YORK - Walter From Ham, the nation’s 8:00P.M. crosses the Sahara in pursuit of knee. A double layer of socks inside - Benny Hill Show concert circuit this this issue can send 75 cents with a Cronkite is gone from the sio n a u d ie n c e , is a Arab slave traders who kid­ 33 1:00 A.M. the boot and leaving the pant leg out­ first astronaut in 1961, to C2D C£) - Dukes of Hazzard summer. T houghts long, stamped, self-addressed Mars’ moons CBS “ Evening News,” but videotaped choreography Cooler stands in the way of napped his wife. Peter Ustinov, ' O ) - MOVIE: 'Reet- Peteet 33 - Charlie Rose Show Hadassah installs officers . side the boot helps to make sure the Lucy, a chimp raised like and Gone' A spokeman for the bus­ envelope for it to me, in care of this by some precious grace he of destruction as building Boss Hogg's plans. (R) (60 min.) Omar Sheriff, Rex Harrison. (3D - Bobby Jonas Gospel snake has trouble penetrating to the In 1601 the astronomer Kepler a child in a suburban home, 1979. QD ** Festival of Faith ty, blonde country singer Sally Goodstine was installed as president of newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio is not gone from television. after building belches dust 3 3 * P-M. Magazirte Show Sometimes God is absent, or maybe only hiding. At level of the skin. predicted that Mars had two moons. these personable primates (2D - Twilight Zone ^ said Dolly, who last toured Manchester Chapter of Hadassah at a potluck dinner in City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. He’ll be back Tuesday, and collapses inward, 3 3 S5) " Benson Benson is (S) - Non-Fiction Television (2 - MOVIE: 'Desk Set' An least sometimes It seems this way. It is not easy to see Now if you are bitten, there are Both miniscule, they were not dis­ have had more of mankind mugged. (R) jClosed-captionedl _ 'Becoming American,’ This do­ (S3 - Sports Tonight efficiency expert's arrival alarms in 1979, will visit 31 cities ^ celebration of the organization’s 40th anniversary in along with a gang of chim­ piling its rubble neatly just God in the world; it requires patience and waiting; and two important rules to follow. One, DEAR DR. LAMB: Recently I covered until 1877 by Asaph Hall at than is good for them. workers in a research bureau of to star in 46 concerts begin­ .: Manchester. panzees and a family that where th demolition broadcasting company. Spencer stay quiet and don’t exercise or walk have been reading about athletes the U.S. Naval Observatory in Their alternatives are just ning at the World’s Fair in Attending the dinner were 10 past presidents of the it requires that one be open to the possibility of seeing blows up buildings for a wizards want it piled. Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Gig God ill both the expected and the unexpected situations. on a bitten leg. Staying quiet helps using muscle building steroids. Can Washington, D.C. two — life behind bars or Young. 1957 Knoxville, Tenn., July 17. , local chapter and three of them, Eleanor Rubinow, living. "Walter Cronkite’s This is the truth the Hebrew prophet knew who wrote, terrifying freedom back in (S) - People Now During her hiatus from Helen Solomon and Miriam Lassow, participated in the Cronkite. who has Africa. Universe” is to the rerun “They who wait upon the Lord will renew their doldrums of summer what NBC out of the cellar 2 ) “ Entertainment Tonight the road Dolly also won ac­ , ceremonies. Letters to the editor trav eled hundreds of colades for her platinum strength.” But when one learns to wait patiently, and to thousands of miles to shoot Since they never have aspirin is to a headache. 1:30 A.M. Other officers installed were; Maxine Lerman, vice known how to fend for NEW YORK (UPl) - NBC’s "Nightly News” Movie: Walks Far Woman record of “Nine to Five” ^ president for education; Joyce Miller and Mallorie look with openness at the world all around, then the The Manchester Herald’s Open Forum provides space tape on five continents for It’s nice to have him back. (33 - News/Sign Off for reader dialogue on current events. Address letters to themselves, they must be NBC’s comedic rendition was third at 14.0. (NBC). and wrote original songs . 'Ostrowitz, membership; Florence Cole and Debbie world becomes an arena of revelation, alive and the occasion, will launch ® - Independent Network bursting with the presence of God. ' the Open Forum, Manchester Herald, Herald Square, “Movies at Home” taught, and the teaching o f “TV’s Greatest The Top" 10 programs for 5. Bob Hope Birthday N ew s for the sountrack album of . Cogan, fund-raising; Lynn Cohen and Barbara the third summer season of Feminists who battle for Dag Hammerskjold once wrote this: “In the point of Manchester, CT 06040. process makes one of the Commercials” linked up the wek ending May 30, ac­ Show (NBC). GD - Video Soul “Best Little Whorehouse Yudevich, program; Marilyn Weil, financial secretary; -It’s NEW and Ifs NOW - his erudite “ Universe” the liberation of their rest at the center of our being, we encounter a world best monkey movies since with a movie and five cording to the A.C. Nielsen 6. Diff’rent Strokes (S) “ Twilight Zone In Texas.” Bea Brody, recording secretary; - Ruth Zackin, cor­ from 8-830 p.m., EDT. As gender might draw a role where all things are at rest in the same way. Then a tree Tarzan introduced Cheeta, model or two from the regular prime-time shows Co., were: (NBC). responding secretary; and Celia Novins, treasurer. ever, it is the happiest of 7. 20-20 (ABC). becomes a mystery, a cloud a revelation, each man a FREE U$9 of Video Cassette video happenings. But it is CBS correspon­ spectacular ocumentary to last week to lift the 1. TV's Greatest Cj Fannie Leftoff, Connecticut Region president, cited Peacock network out of the Commercials (NBC). 8. Too a d se for (Domfort ,the Manchester chapter as regional recipient of the cosmos of whose riches we can only catch glimpses.” ^^bstowii^T^fiarmacy Ina Cronkite opens his first dent Charles Osgood who be aired at various times Player whati you Rant Movlaa Nielsen cellar for the se­ 2. Paper Dolls (ABC). (ABC). Youth Activities Award. She installed the new officers. Such are the moments which can turn discouragement show — one of 13 to be run steals the half-hour. His throughout June by the 1 8 8 2 -1 9 8 2 WOTH ANHIVERSARY YEAR back toward courage and renewed hope. From time to 455 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER subject is the Loiseaux Hearst-ABC Arts cable cond consecutive rating 3. Gimme a Break 9. Hill Street Blues in the Tuesday night time (NBC) time everyone needs to be reminded that such moments slot — with a visual essay family of Phoenix, Md. — a channel. period. (NBC). 643-5230 10. FacU of Ufe (NBC). Students offer recital are real. 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Mail with ABC was a substantial i'l'^ tend. ment of Education, Connecticut Association of School debut starring in “ The Pius XII and the Nazi fashion.” The subject of the meeting will be “The Art of Breast proof of purchase (front panel from BONUS 30 with frontrunner in the all- Administrators Inc., and the Connecticut Association of Scarlet and the Black,” a Gestapo commander in It only followed, L c j ^ PHONE: Feeding and Overcoming Difficulties.’’ For more Infor- 100 package)to: THERAGRAN REFUND OFFER. important May sweeps ■1 School Business Officials. SELECT FROM... CBS-TV three-hour movie Rome. therefore, they ruled men RO. BOX NB-964, EL PASO. TX 79977 period, racking up a ra ti^ '' matlon, call 649-5056. James P. Kennedy, Manchester superintendent of Mommle Dearest, Only When I thriller set in World War O’Flaherty was credited a s well, and “ The of 15.2. CBS was second at t i - schools, was a guest speaker, representing CASA. Ruth Laugh, French Lieutenants Woman II. with saving the lives of Eighteenth Century 14.7 and NBC was In third G e l a R oll B. Jenkins of the Manchester public school system, Peck will portray a real- thousands of escaped Woman,” made in coopera­ ‘ Women see dancers and MORE... place with 13.9. Offer Expires president of CAES, welcomed the group. NamO IpletMprinii life hero, Monsignor Hugh Allied prisoners of war and tion with the New York 6>15-82 110, 126. The network news race 135 exp. The Meadows West and Meadows South Dancers, resi­ O’F lah erty, a Roman refugees through his Metropolitan Museum of FREE Other Manchester members who attended were: was almost too close to dent of the Meadows Convalescent Home, performed Address Apt. a Catholic priest stationed at clandestine organization. Art, documents the process Ruby Bechtold, president of the Manchester Association Curtis Matties in brilliant color from Ver­ call. The CBS “Evening Gm a Free Roll of 3M Brand Color Print Film ’Tuesday for the annual meeting of the Emanuel of Educational Secretaries; Joan Douglas; Lucille HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER News” won the week by a ' With Every Roll of iKod^l EX 7S i m i A l O K ~ l i Lutheran Church Women. Finnegan; Georgiann Health; Gloria Hilton; Brenda City Stale Zip sailles to Braintree, Mass. opiM (femMrly Tumplks TV CALL 'The Arts channel has whisker with a rating of or Any Other Color Print RoiTLeft For , 'R^elle Solomon, recreation director and dance Houlberg; Patricia Ladd; Rose Mazzotta; Irene Moore; This CGilifiCBta must accompany indicated proof ol purchase and rod Personal advice may not be reproduced Refund limited to one per (amity or address m M STS WEST MIDDLE TPKB. produced a most palatable 11.2 and a share of 24. Developing And Printii^ therapist, directed the group, which performed “Ave Gay Newman; Judi O’Connell; Margaret Wasilieff; group or organization Valid only m U S A Void where prohibited, MOM Abigail Van Buren offers personal advice daily in one ABC’s “ World News THE OLDEST AND LARGEST M CONN. * Maria,” “The Lord’s Prayer,” and “Rhinestone Caw- Jannette Wisnleskl; and Nathalie Howard, a retired taxed or restricted by law Please allow 6 lo 6 weeks (or refund MT M MANCHESTER - S4S-S4M DITAILa slice of history. NOirmWAYPHiUlMACY Of(er expires September 30.1982 of America’s best-read columns, ‘‘Dear Abby,” in The It’s enough to give televi­ Tonight” claimed second 2M M. Mihi at IjindwrtgrMe-eilO .boy.’’ secretary. Manchester Herald’s Focus section. sion a good name. place at 11.0 and 24 and wmmamrnmmmmmmmm •"rw’;--

18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., June 4, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., June 4, 1982 - 19 Winnie Winkle — Henry Raduta and J.K.S o Area /♦HaefTHAN WHEN MOTHER PIEP, SHE ANP J U S T LET ME 6ET THIS Crossword an ' inter­ BEOUEATHEP^SerW/MS TO WHAT P O E S Astro-graph S7JW/(SyZ//OURE e s t ; PEAR ME! WITH SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS WAT towns OFFERING ME AM BROTHER... THAT I , IN TURN, PROVIPE MEAN? M 7 E K £ S T in YOUK. JUM 5,1M2 you ... SCORPIO (Oct. 24*Nov. 22) Be WRISHT R / e M T F U L ACROSS 45 Wine (Fr.) Answer to Previous Punle People with whom you associ­ fair in your business practices ENTERPRISES 47 Rim and financial dealings today, . M 0 B 8 ate-this coming year will help 1 Compass 49 Pares photo INTERNATIONAL ? O M I T s| expand your horlzcms and give but don't give more than you 52 Spaces you new slants on life. Two, in should Just because someone point 0 N T A ■pl 56 Attitude particular, will be especially whines about the arrange­ 4 Unrefined 8 R A| El 9 More south IL influential. ments. 57 Demean I Coventry charter GEMINI (May 21-June 20) RAOnTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. than east 61 Gibbon Strive to be cooperative today 21) Try to avoid persons today 12 Taro paste 62 Earth's star in your social involvements. If who are wishy-washy and inde­ 13 Springs (Lat.) you are too set on having your cisive. You'll be happier with 14 Seed 63 Useful quality own way it could spoil every­ pals who know what they want container 64 Canal system one’s fun. Including your own. to do and who aren't afraid to 15 Labor group in northern M 0 0 R Rod out more of v^at lies go after it. 16 Icons Michigan M •1 L 1 T | 1lA f ahead for you for each season CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 17 Gear tooth 65 Pigpen E N Q L A lN lD l Panel urges following your birthday by You’re good at making snap 18 Beauty shop 66 Hindu social 8 K A L dIsI sending for your copy of Astro- decisions today, so don't be 20 Exhilarate class Graph. Mall $1 for each to hesitant to respond to your 22 Loyal 67 Actress 10 Dirt 46 Hebrew Astro-Graph, Box 469. Radio flashes of insight. You’ll lose HELLO, ACME COOK­ .WITH A 5U66E6TION ,m*SERVBSI6" F supporter Sothem 11 Fringe patriarch City station. N.Y. 10019. Be momentum If you overanalyze. BOOK COMPANy? MIKE THAT WOULP HELP ONTHETOPOP 24 Hatchet 19 Preposition 48 Father sure to specify your birth date. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) MOTLey HERE... AMATEUR COOKS 25 Fast aircraft DOWN 21 Minus 49 Singer Mama c XNCER (June 21-Juty 22) If You can learn a great deal THE RECIPE// WITH yOUR6BA6HETTl (abbr.) 23 Author Mailer budget changes you have r^rformed your work today if you mingle with per­ 1 Springs 28 Departs 24 Fall upon sons who talk about interesting ■ \ \ ■■------\ v 50 Melee or lasks to the best of your RECIPE. 30 Identical 2 Ottoman 25 Blemish ability today, don't berate subjects rather than just about 51 Paris airport 34 Bang (si.) 3 Auxiliary verb yourself later for not having themselves. Avoid "I" oriented 26 Pop 53 Spanish council upheld the town meeting action.'”' 35 Energy unit 4 Minting 27 Numbers By Lisa Zowada dorje more. Be satisfied with types. house The CTA says it’s planning to sue thd , (pl) 5 Radiation 29 Selves your accomplishments. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 54 On Herald Reporter LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll This can be a day of major 36 Greek island measure 31 Military town for not bringing the budget to a-> (abbr.) want to be active and around achievements if you start early 37 Fragrance assistant 55 Vast period of referendum. 6 Entertainment COVENTRY — The Steering Com­ friends today, but take care in to set the wheels in motion. Be 39 Bewail 32 Mesdames time 41 Lair group (abbr.) mittee will recommend to the Town The committee will also recommend. Vi selecting your companions. a doer today, not just an Idea (abbr.) 58 Scouting or­ that the revision commission consider r Dorrt include a poor mixer. person. 42 Scotch cup 7 Of the (Sp.) ganization Council Monday that a yet-to-be ap­ 8 English 33 One (Ger.) extending the period of time a newly- ” VmOO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Your ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be 43 Huge (abbr.) pointed Charter Revision Commission be possibilities for personal gain careful about making commit­ continent' - county 38 Invitation re­ ) 59 Fool charged to come up with a clarification elected council has to appoint a town at- are good today. However. If ments today. There is a chance 44 Ethnic 9 Animal sponse (abbr of the budgetary process. torney. The charter now allows for a .i. you feel entitled to more, you you may Impulsively agree to suffix society (abbr.) 40 Artlessness 60 Put period of one changes made in the '' could end up being discontent­ something, than later renege The committee also cited six other ed with the results. after you’ve thought It over. World’s Qrsatest Superherpos 1 2 3 6 7 9 10 11 sections of the town charter which it process whereby a town manager can be y LIBRA (8ep«. 23-Oct. 23) Fol­ TAURUS (April 2(MVtoy 20) fired. Dunn said there is “no due.’cl low through on the way you You’re very good today in help­ feels need changes or clarification. W-»VHAT'RE WE PO-T WHY, W HATS 0APjmKlhBKfllN! — 12 13 14 process’ for the removal of the manager •• envision things and all should ing others sort things out so THAT TAKES CARE “The budgetary process must be OF ycmn THT-TAW. 6 0 N N A CO, BOSS.I . . . ? . ' J rHAT y O U ' R E HOlPIMSX SHOOT PEOPLE,OF COURSE' and under the present charter “he is y go smoothly today. Don't alter that they profit or gain In some clarified,” said committee member your plans merely because manner. However, you may not JOKER! HOW DUNPERHEAPf ' AND SINCE SUPERMAN 19 15 16 17 Frank Dunn Thursday. completely at the mercy of the council.’’, another questions your meth­ do well for yourself In the ITS TURN SETTINS C IO S E R , I V SAY “If there are two ways to do it, and we Other changes that need to be made,- .•.> ods. process. I THATS JUST WHAT tOS 18 4 Photos by Slaiby agree there are, it’s going to continue to the committee said, include extending divide us,” Dunn said, referring to adop­ the period in which money within the tion of the budget either by town meeting budget can be transferred, investigating ; or by referendum. the possibility of staggered terms for ! 25 26 27 31 32 33 That “ambuiguity” resulted in a law Board of Education mem bers, ano.^! suit last year against the town, with clarifying the sections on petition for ; 34 Farm calls another threatening now. enactment of ordinances and appointive ■ Bridge offices. p.6m .CORKECr. NOW, 37 AT LAST YEAR’S town meeting, 173 ■EKUPfWPg» WHAT DO we 1 6UN&, PEAR BOY ? 42 |44 Unlike general medical residents voted to overrule the THE COMMITTEE agreed that tha- i moderator’s ruling to honor a petition, Make cinch contracts practitioners, veterinarians still revision commission should be no longer’’ - 46 47 48 wasn’t strong enough to go 45 make house calls. In fact, they which under state statutes would have than seven members. Elizabeth Pater- , tevyi# Law — James Schumeister forced the budget to referendum. to the three level by itself. have to, because It’s hard to son, committee chairwoman, said she { Then, after South backed in 49 60 51 52 53 54 55 The budget was then voted in, but a thought that Liaison Committee ■ bring a herd of cows to a few days later the then-Republican Town with three clubs. North took hospital. Farm calls are what a recommendations for appointments to < NORTH M -n him right to game. m IMSTAN WELL, I DO UD0 I5 56 57 58 59 60 61 Council threw out the vote and decided to ♦ Q The play was short and IClB5CHVtX)B 16 60ME- TEN POUNDS W6 HTER/ team from the Bolton the commission could be ready by the ; »A 107 4 3 honor the petitions. The budget was ineffective. South won the VIDEO DATE. TM1N6 'NR0N6? IN PERSON. 62 63 64 Veterinarian Hospital Is doing June 21 council meeting. ’The commis- j 4KQ 1T5 JUST defeated at the polls. Sion would complete its works by March i ♦ K 1087S first trick with dummy’s these days, as shown In these A group of residents joined together queen of spades and led a 65 66 67 or April with the revisions to appear on ■ 1 ?*fiST EAST 5 0 ... 6 0 - SO.. pictures. Clockwise, from the and sued the town, claiming town charter, trump. East took his ace, led _ 1 the baliot in November 1983. { 44 4JI0917S his singleton diamond to NOT BAD top, vet Michael Tulman, who which allows for the budget to be Town Manager Charles McCarthy'') V852 VKQJe West’s ace and ruffed a :n e w s p a p e b en ter pr ise a s s n i lives in Andover, determines adopted at a town meeting, supercedes 4AJI7S4M *8 diamond. Od“ suggested to the committee that both a_^j 4.4 4AJ the fertility status of a cow with state statute, which allows for the right Democratic and Repubiican attorney be"' “Some days you should a pelvic examination. Assisting to petition for secret ballot. SOUTH stay in bed," remarked appointed to the commission which, he 4AK832 South, “Imagine diamonds him is Bev Sadler, and the ’The suit was dismissed in Tolland said, would make it more effective. County Superior Court. The plaintiffs are V9 breaking 8-1.’° CELEBRITY CIPHER But Dunn said he didn’t think two 4186 Celebrtty Cipher cryptograma art created from quotallona by lemoua people, peat owner of the herd In Ellington, now seeking relief in appelate court. “It’s OK to get up,” Peter Charter, stands by. Next layers could be found. 4QJ963 growled North, “You should and preeenl. Each letlar In ihe cipher atanda for another. Today'* cAre. Yeouatt D J The Tolland County Court judge said M Tulman treats a cracked hoof, “I don’t think we can get such people,” Vulnerable: Both stay away from the bridge the charter does not prohibit referen- Dunn said. Dealer: North table until you learn how to listens with a stethoscope, and dums. make cinch contracts.” Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence gives a cow a bolus with the “Yes,” McCarthy said, “iawyers in, W nt North Eait Soalh The contract wasn’t a Coventry are awfuily busy.” 14 14 Pass help of Sadler. THERE WAS A REPEAT at this cinch, but South should have POW WUaUEL HYPNOTIZES THE REAL EASY.. “SUED - MTLM’J MTD Y080JHVR year’s town meeting with the Covent^ There wiil, however, be one lawyer 24 Pass Pass 34 made it. At trick two he 34 54 Pass Pass would play dummy’s ace of Taxpayer’s Association petition again assigned to advise the commission on the Pass being ignored. This time, however, the legality of its revisions. hearts and continue by ruff­ ing a heart. Then he would MTLM VRD NVQLR YHXXDCJ XCVQ Opening lead: 44 play his ace of spades. West u would ruff and dummy would overruff. Then he LRVMTDC." — KOCM CDBRVSYJ By Oswald Jacoby would go back to his hand O'Neill signs rape bill and Alan Sontag with another heart ruff to lead the king of spades. West iSouth’s pass over East’s* would be out of trumps and HARTFORD (UPI) — A bill designed criticized as being too heavily In favor of spade overcall was made a high diamond would be to prevent the indiscriminate use of the a defendant because a victim potentially bwause in his modernistic discarded from dummy. East would not be able to f prior sexual conduct of a rape victim would have to testify twice, during a s^tem that particular dou­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION:''An actor should skip a couple ol preiiminary hearing and at trial. y ble would be tor takeout. win a ruffing trick with his e»M2»T»«A.lfie.TMH«B U» 41 ATUO»l_, during a defendant’s triai has been deuce of trumps and every­ meals before doing a love scene. Hunger and love produce the N ‘Had West passed. North signed into law by Gov. William O’Neill. But 'Tuiisano defended the provisions thing would be sweetness same look on a man's lace." — Jose Ferrer of the measure as protecting equally the would have bid two clubs. Alley Oop — Dave Graue O’Neill, said he supported the bill’s in­ However, West bid two dia­ and Tight for declarer. tent to protect a rape victim from abuse rights of defendant and victim. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) monds and the North hand I'M WARNING you, GUZ, WE HAVE RECEIVED A MESSAGE WHY, y o u LOUSY on the stand. But, he said, “the bill con­ 'Tuiisano noted the law allows a court EITHER you SURRENPER FROM A liE V OOP, GENTLEMEN! PEACEMONCERS, tains a number of weaknesses which to decide to hold a preliminary hearing ' W toilla’t Pop - Ed Sullivan MOO UNC(3NDrnOHAU.Y.. ytXIR THREE ROCK LAUNCHERS , YOU! shouid be corrected in the next session of behind ciosed doors uniess “interested HAVE JUST BEEN PISARMEP! i the Generai Assembly.” parties” appeal to have the proceedings Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright O’Neill said the iaw shouid require the made public. r PEAR, WHAT'S ^FTOMTHE WAV THE ^ defendant to submit a written offer of . ’The bili, which becomes effective Oct: POLITICAL A(9 tU 1 M COUNTRViS GOINS, 1, was signed by the governor ' ITVIINK IT MUST BE proof in seeking an evidentiary hearing. AT A PLACE IN Also, O’Neill said, aliowing an eviden­ Wednesday hut was not announced until WASHINGTON. tiary hearing to be held “may subject the Thursday. CAaVljej 5 Tcp WAViN6i victim to a neediess invasion of a private O’Neiii aiso signed into law a special; Your. Tail in w\y life which may become public.” act providing $2S,000 to establish the ' The measure was introduced by Rep. Connecticut Sexuai Assault Crisis Ser- ■ Rosalind Berman, D-New Haven, and vices within the Department of Human ; promoted by the House chairman of the Resources. Legislature’s Judiciary Committee, He said the counseling service was Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves Rep. Richard ’Tuiisano, D-Rocky Hill, needed to combat “the dramatic in-, with the support of women’s groups. crease in the number of sexual assaulf' However, the measure was iater N 0TH IN 6 t h e I (pOVepNMBNT OOES G i v e , , $Ugp/Z»5E^ ME N A N Y M o p ^ e . Coventry police study to get airing y o u r la w n ] t-4- ThA«J By Lisa Zowada encumbered funds in the night at a public hearing on crime-solving procedures began. The study com­ Herald Reporter police gas account. the police study. He will and services rendered. mends Sousa’s im­ The Born Loser — Art Sansom McCarthy had suggested present his findings and provements in the depart­ The study found that the COVENTRY - The man to the Town Council’s answer questions from the ment since his appoint­ A B u ^ Bunny — Warner Bros audience. But, McCarthy past record-keeping ment in several areas. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick mii&pm'Ktione} H O VRESiro THAT'S NOWA 4 who headed last year’s Steering Committee, which M i '\u police study will return to m e t Thursday, that told the committee, method should be im­ MILUOtJ 6U0|«Sl, proved and added that this Sousa resigned May 21 to WISH,OH,AUf>rER,. town June 22 for a one-day Crockett come for two and Crockett doesn’t want to High quality lawn edging TOO BAD! DR, FREUND WAS prattle on! get in a debate over what area had shown a large im­ accept a position as police look at the department and a half days but the com­ will beautify your lawn and CANCEL THE ABOUT ID MAXE HIS FIRST BUT IT so present his findings along, mittee balked at the kind of police system the provement since the tenure chief of a newly-fonned EMER6ENC.Y______HOUSE (CALL WITH HIS, HAPPENS with the study, at a public thought of paying Crockett town should have. of Police Chief Gary Sousa force in Plainfield. garden, help keep your mainte­ CALL TO HIS FWRTABLE HOT TUB,' iTis THAT TM SHRINK^HE'sX HIS (SREWEST MAiANCE MEETIN6 hearing’fhat night.’ $600 a day for that period of The 1981 study, among nance time—and costs—low, and Thomas Crockett ' of time. START------IN6 SINCE HE STOPPED WITH A other things, suggested the increase the value of your property. f i n a n c i e r Police International in Something Different...... Wish Som eone A TO /HOVE CURIN’ (SWLT 'WITH Crockett, the committee town investigate other / WHO'S Washington, D.C., will be said, will spend the day A BASEBALL BAT/ methods of law enforce­ ' o Black Diamond and Mini-Diamond INTERESTED paid $600 a day by the town talking with police depart­ ment, such as a resident Happy Birthday IN MY, which will also pay for his ment personnel and doing state trooper. ° Lawn Edging is easy to install, flexible WORK.' transortation. Town preliminary updates ana with A Herald Happy Heart for imaginative designs, child-safe, and will not rust, rot or Manager Charles revisions of the year old That study, which was McCarthy said the sum, study. prepared by Police Inter­ Only lose its shape. Give your lawn a great edge. Install Winihrop — Dick Cavalli $1200, will come out of un­ Crockett will appear that national for $8,000 was Black Diamond and Mini-Diamond i m r T m v B X HOPE IT RAIN©, sought by the then Lawn Edging today. LOOK© UKE BAIN. IF= ITC4DE6BA1N/ 'LA9T TIME lU U Republican Town Council Happy Birthday HOWEVER/ ITtU ANP I HOPE IT JUMP INTO A Dealer inquiries—write Box 10353, I H O P E IT M /ERE CLO SE TO owing to what council POEfiNT BAJN. DBOWN A LCTT COESNTBAIN. s S U ^ C K M O U e Library party set John 1,' West Hartford, CT 06110 P U S H I N t S - members saw as recurring OF < ^ R M S . h i m O V E R T H E COVENTRY — ’The Booth and Dimmock Library will problems in the depart­ c Ghsrtcf Otk Landtcape and Nuncry Sales 1962 B R I N K , W A L P O . ment. Love be celebrating 70 years of service Saturday at a fund­ Black Diamond and M ini-Diamond lawn edging it available from thcac raising party. In preparing the 1981 Mary fine nartcries and landtcapert: > . ’ . The library was opened in 1913, built with $40,000, and study the organization in­ Garden Sales - Manchester . e 'l l c a l l o n now is run by private donations and town funds. terviewed each member of MUlahe Nursery - Crom w^ j . ; J s BANKER BROWN On display at the party will be artwork by the the police force and those 643-2711 • MttvMAMx. Wtag lU^eaiWOT Willimantic Service Center. persons intrinsically In­ Ask t o r ... Sal’s Nursery - Glastonbury PKK Donation are $10 per person, and the party will be held volved and studied the t Pam Shipman Nursery Glastonbury Ql«49ie*.>W.TWRi4Ua Nt from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. available records of past I h J

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20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., June 4, 1982 BUSINESS / C la ssified AAore responsible voices predict depression a GRACE company KCMORMLWOK mitting suicide if it did that,” he says. “Sure they could .?.!!!!! 1 ° '=” »»'NEL I. R E S IS ItR FOR Like a growing number of economists, EkI Yardeni has 000 that have been let go and 500,000 new entries into the written off any meaningful business recovery In ’82. But labor force. knock down rates now, but they’d be forced to jack them “DB.WALlys-FBEE CU nIS the well-regarded 32-year-oId chief economist of E.F. • The lack of any additional improvement in real lip again in July when we’ll have another '^iirge in the Hutton has gone one step further; he now believes we’ve wages (adjusted for inflation) since the best of the infla­ money supply (as a result of increased Social Security got a 50 ^ rc en t chance of a depression — not a reces­ Dan Dorfman tion news — in terms of any- lower rates — is already payments and the tax cut). And if the Fed did that, it sion — unfolding later this year. behind us. would be accused of sabotaging the tax cut.” And by depression, he means; (1) an 11 to 12 percent Syndicated • A growing number of tax increases on the part of ^ ____ _ state governments to make up for lost revenues. AS YARDENI SEES IT, the Fed’s in a box. Any 99 jobless rate before year-end, (2) structural damage to credit stimulus here, he adds, would spark a collapse in the economy that could bankrupt Chrysler or Ford, or Columnist In other words, Yardeni tells me, the worst of the con­ WEDNESDAY,\(yNEJ^.i,^ m sumer retrenchment still lies ahead. the bond market at the first hint of an economic Reg. 319.99 l i l S S I m u i . i both, as well as a host of the country’s top recovery. His reasoning: Investors would sell bonds like 249 And-80, his depression scenario by the fourth quarter 10 x9 * OAKMONT II ...... homebuilders, (3) a slew of permanent plant closings crazy for fear that the credit demands of a rebounding and (4) a major break in commodity prices (especially of '82 when, he says, “the economy can really become V l i . unglued.” economy, plus the massive financing needs of the STURDY STEEL oil). Treasury associated with what Yardeni predicts will be STORAGE BUILDING ■ aT oT *» ■ Significantly, Yardeni, who’s no card-carrying hanging on by their bloody fingernails.” ONE OF THE BIGGEST price breaks, he predicts, a $150 billion budget deficit in fiscal '83, would surely member of ^ gloom-and-doom club, is adding his Part and parcel of Yardeni’s reasoning is his strong will take place in the real estate market. He expects the drive interest rates higher. With 7 4Vj' inside height, real lou­ name to the growing chorus of responsible voiced median-priced home, presently around $66,8(K), to drop vers eleclrogolvonized root & wall conviction that the 10 percent tax cut in July — which is , When will Congress get off its butt and address itself (though clearly in the minority) who see increasing environment — will, in fact, be a non-event. some 10 to 15 percent by next spring to around $55,000 to to our growing economic woes? panels & mid-wall bracing. With 114' x prospects of an outright depression before the next 102 interior dimension Unassembled That tax cut adds up to $40 billion of savings on an an­ $60,000. After the November elections, Yardeni believes. By economic recovery gets under way. nual basis. But to a family of four — with about a $30,000 Much more severe price breaks are projected for the January of 83, according to his calculations, we’ll have ‘Nominal size tte ■L Pick up your YARDIM’S REASONING: The consumer — who’s annual income — you’re only talking about a savings of co-op market. For example, he sees a two-bedroom co­ an economic emergency on our hands. And at that point, f J Memorial Week! *two-thirds of the economy — lacks the financial muscle $50 a month, our economic bear observes. And that $50, op in Manhattan declining roughly 50 percent from its Yardeni sees Congress reasponding by taking a series of Circular today! to fuel any kind of business recovery this year. And he adds, is offset or neutralized by: $300,000 peak of last year to around $150,000. Currently actions — namely, a $40 billion cut in Social Security when businessmen get the message — which Yardeni • Extraordinarily high interest rates which will con­ they run around $200,000. And Yardeni sees similar benefits, at least a $50 billion reduction in defense spen­ believes they will in July — they will react violently to tinue to keep the auto and housing industries in a depres­ percentage declines taking place on a national scale. ding over the next three years and a postponement or stay alive by making even more drastic cuts in both sion. What about the prospects of the Federal Rp^rve scaleback of the 10 percent tax cut slated in July of ’83. capital spending and payroll. • A July unemployment rate that will exceed 10 per­ easing credit to stimulate the economy? Before it’s all over, he concludes, “we’ll be experien­ Most businessmen, Yardeni says, “are literally cent; this will meaji a million more job seekers — 500,- ■Yardeni rejected the idea. "The Fed would bpcom- cing a lot more pain." m a im k 3 9^ 9 M Reg. ’ ’449.99 ZnZi 4 RUST-PROOF M erger 10 PANEL ROUND SCREENHOUSE vyith fib erg lass s cre e n in g & 4 -p ly ’ heavy duty, nylon reinforced vinyl , j 9 9 6 PIECE REDW OOD Is step roof With a heavy duty, all alumi­ num frame & locking door. Sefs up in 1H 8 9 Reg 23999 * ------PATIO SEATING G R O U P just 20 m inutes with a screw driver With a deluxe chaise with arms & wheels deluxe rocker, 1 club No 03164 D-29 chair, 3 sturdy tables and deluxe box-edge solid yellow cush­ VI. ions Cut from genuine California redwood S easy to assemble. closer No 394Vy21 yn-lif^i,,. Iifi^i , ,vfr ■ vvki '''• HARTFORD (UPI) — Regulatory approval was the final hurdle left today before two of Connecticut's 9 9 9 9 largest banks could consummate a Reg. 149.99 planned merger and join together as 1 0 9' . Reg. 129.99 1______2 9___ . Reg. 159.99 one of the Northeast’s leading DUAL BURNER D E L U X E 20 SUNBEAM 22" YARDMASTER® regional banks. G A S G R I L L W O O D A R M The proposed merger of the ELECTRIC 3 V 2 h o r s e P O W E R parent firms of the Connecticut PATIO CHAIR L A W N M O W E R W I T H T A N K Bank and Trust Co. and State LAWN MOWER Features a chrome plated Features furniture finished With tubular steel handle & de­ Features a Briggs & Stratton en­ wood arms and a deluxe Herald photos by Tarquinlo National Bank moved to within a gine. Instant whepl height adjust­ cooking grid, lava rock 20 luxe wheel height ad|usters Safe­ lb fuel cylinder and cook­ spreader bar on post legs step of completion Thursday when ty cut-off stops blade in 2 V2 s e c ­ er and chrome handle. Easy to book With a 5 year limited for stability No. G91 shareholders of the two firms o n d s U n assem b le d No 3232B assemble. No 2722 warranty. Easy to assemble MATCHING ROCKER overwhelmingly approved the $90 D-28 J D-28 NO.9041L D-27 No. G93 Reg. 26.99 21.99 million deal. MATCHING CHAISE ( 'sunbeam Mester Chef More than 97 percent of the shares No G92 Reg. 32.99 .....2 5 .9 9 Grand opening voted at the separate annual meetings of CBT Corp. and State Robert Cosgrove, of National Bancorp Inc. were cast in Fordham Distributors Inc., favor of the merger, the banks said — in a joint statement. helps celebrate the grand The merger is the largest proposed in Connecticut history and ( opening ot the Three Pen­ U K unh*‘u m 0 0 ny Pub in the Manchester would create a new bank with a ’ ' ..■'-J statewide network of 154 offices and Parkade Wednesday, by assets of about $4.5 billion. The new bank would be the , . 1'-. inflating a giant, plastic second-or third-largest in New f . .f’sf"* s #• ■ ^ * * * * ; beer bottle. Unfortunately, England, depending on the outcome ’wyMoiiPWiWw' V s m m of a propos^ bank merger pending immoMriON tor the bottle started to blow in Massachusetts, and rank among N Puts water vrtiere you n e e d It' away and was deflated the leading regional banks in the diop by drop. No water loss Northeast, the banks said. due to tun o il Starter Mt hooks immediately. The Three CBT, already the state’s largest up eosily to.toocet. No R-6100. * Penny Pub, a piano bar bank, is based in Hartford. State MS ''''' National, the nation's oldest serving both food and national bank, has corporate Pt»e*eB««eei«»ie*«e«9ee4*6S«****E drinks, Is Manchester’s headquarters in Stamford and its ...... eei*e»ee4 main office in a downtown newest nightspot. Its Bridgeport office tower. owners — Joyce Soren­ The top executives of the two banks urged shareholder approval of son, William Barcomb and the merger, saying it would SUNUAM H J>. iStISfam Daniel Frazier — describe strengthen the banks’ position in uiF raoPilUD Mowm Fairfield County, which the With a 3Vt h p Briggs & Stratton it as a place to relax. The executives describe as one of the englnei 8" steel batt tseartng pub is decorated with lots nation’s most dynamic banking wheels & 9 postiion hetght-oT- markets. cut. Easy to ossembla ^ - ot plants and piano music Nd 7722 0-28 CBT Chairman Walter J. Connolly plays all day and evening. Jr. and Joseph F. Fahey Jr., presi­ dent and chairman of State : , 'f in National, also said the merger would help the banks respond to YOUR rapid changes and challenges facing CHOICE . ^ 9 7 . , . , , , the banking industry in the future. Yankee Dollar The two banks said 97.9 percent of R U E IM M P C R the shares voted at their annual meetings were cast in favor of the • ROUND KXNr '-'-f C ? iPet^iyser-to keep Public Records >'fWOWII,NaSiR . merger, leaving regulatory ap­ with a study, integral I |ttnsHUf»bB*num length provals expected later this year as ■ •,iOW::.R*Ki,N« SB« ^ |to)t9li^ieh<:« ttobote ^.toi^^i#ii- property at 23 Bilyeu Road, $52,500. 000. The latest survey shows the Bay State Gasoline Retailers The proposed combination of CBT Robert J. Terry Sr. to Thomas W. To Mitchell Trucking Co. for Color average price of a gallon of regular 3 LB. GRASt 73 frOlMGi.ll^KlRy D e n i e r Association said “it depends on con­ and State National was one of two ...... , w » d N i ^ V C i ^ and Lynn L. Crary, property Tile Supermarket to demolish a con­ gasoline was $1.21 per gallon in late SEED MlXrURE Molds te>a 32 gUv troto co m sumer reaction to the price in­ major bank mergers announced in ^'H^'..oonlrU.’'ieeedS''wWie :i f Oout^'ovion'UN^^ Wlh timer to measure wsrter at 67 Bridge St., $53,000. crete block building at 249 Broad St. When a housewife buys a spool of May — still 12 percent lower than a creases.” A blend o( fescue« ryegrass Ho i tertxIoPklrig door A- cg - Connecticut in the past year and the giving,0 comptete teedUMj' ' [ :tnfofced tot .strength W8fi :> Jtow. a n d d 48-posttton dtcfti- KW Inc to Richard A. Rlngwalt, ^,000. “50 denier” thread she is paying year ago. At the same time, the and bluegpctss Fast germtoa- pentte floor. ens u p A O ut' “We could see gasoline prices third merger this year involving 7.iX liot«^'toe4 3CM^'torr»to^ f Unit 6-H, East Meadow Con­ '■To Andrew Ansaldl for Walsh Julius Ceasar an indirect compli­ regional average price of a gallon of going up another nickel to 10 cents tlng Great for sun or shodG >51 ttoOSSeiT**KlNO.SU»» -'■0-29, CBT. ... - D.« TrsNrtiappiat SOQuiq. ft C>-Ut,^j '-i;v • " ;j#N: dominiums, $38,900. Management Co. for an addition to ment. Ceasar introduced the coin home heating oil was $1.18.3 but 8 per gallon by the Fourth of July,” The parent firms of Hartford K W Associates to KW Inc. Unit 6- McDonald’s at 46 W. Center S t, $20,- ‘‘denarius’’ or “Denier” into percent lower than late May 1981. said Bob Kimmett of the National Bank and the Bridgeport- H, East Meadow Condominiums, 000. j France. Fifteen-hundred years Maine registered the region’s ^ssachusetts gasoline^ dealers based Connecticut National Bank $35,000 (based on conveyance tax) '.To Harvey Gould for G-. DuRaklo later, King Francis 1 established the lowest price of $1.16.1 for a gallon of association. have agreed to merge, but the deal HOME CENTERS CAUWAUYAARNEn Karim Aftabazarl awT- EUiabeth for vinyl sMing.at 135 Wells S t, $1,- weight of this tiny coin as the stan­ gasoline; Vermont the highest at is being held up by a legal challenge Aftabasari to Gregg E. Molfatt and «R>. dard measurement M bis budding $1.26.9. VISA •America's No. 1 Do-h-YowseH Stores' IheChcmnel* “Home Doctor,’" - , - The State of Hawaii creeps toward pending before a federal appeals CH AN N Ei: wHh any dertt-yoursell ' Mary Moffett, property at To .Robert J. McCaffery for a silk industry. Today, denier is a Maine also bad the lowest price court; a GRACE company Strickland Street, $80,000. fence at 149 Strawberry lane, $1,450. numbered system to describe the for heating oil along with Goiuiec- Japan about four inches a year, four probtem. Just dial toll-free: *' times the rate of the North OPEN SUNDAY 9:30 A M . TO 5:30 P.M. • ENFIELD • M AN CH ESnR PARKADE • WEST HARTFORD C O N N , (too) 5 2 6 .^ 2 2 j; Certifleete of descent To Robert J. McCaffery for a coal fineness of yam. The higher the ticut at $1.15.9; New Hampshire at Mt. Erebus is one of three active AND IV R V EVENING American continental drift. • SOUTHINGTON • W ATERBURY • M ILFORD • EAST HAVEN Estate of Genevieve B. Banning to stove at 149 Strawbenry Lane, $1,-... number, the thicker the yam. $1.20 per gallon the highest. Antarctic volcanoes. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE SALE ENDS 6/6/82 N-071-29 CopyrlgM, Cfionnel' Home Cenleft. 1982. MANCHKSTEH HERALD, Fri., June 4. 1982 - 2J — MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri„ June 4, 1982

MWEimSIllG ADVEimSIlK Classified 643^2711 RATES — Condominiums TAG SALE SIGNS 22 Minimum Charge 12:00 noon the EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating*Piumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58— Misc for Rent NOTICE 24— Lots-Land lor Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products ^ 59*-Home8/Apts. to Shafe 15 Words Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? T-he best way to an­ 37— Moving>TruckLo«t and Found 13— Help Wanted J^ln ve s tm e n i Properly 36— Services' WalSted 49— Wanted to Buy nounce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, 2- ~Par»onal5 14— Business Opporlunilies 26— Business Property A U fO M d TIV E PER WORD PER DAY 50— Produce 3 - -Announcements 15— Situation Wanted 27— Resort Property Deadline for Saturday Is b— Auctions 26— Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos tor Sale you’ll receive ONETAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 62— Trucks for Sale FREE 12 noon Friday; Mon­ EDUCATION 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale1 DAY ...... 14ip day’s deadllr\e Is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms lor Rent 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcycies-Bicycles 3 DAYS ...... 13c Friday. FINANCIAL 19— Schoois-Ciasses ,31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies , 54— Homes lor Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile Homes 8— Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Paintino-Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Oogs ' 5 5 — Offices-Slores for Rent 6 DAYS ...... 12a; 33— Building-Contracting 56— Resort Property tor Rent 66— Automoiive Service CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN A T OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER Phone 643-2711 9 — Personal Loans * 44— Musical Instruments 34— Roofing-Siding 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos for Rent-Lease 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 4^— Boats & Accessories 26 D A Y S ...... 1 H •••••••••••••••••••••*** •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••A* •••••••••••••••••••••••• Rooms lor Rent 52 OUlces-Stores Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 66 Real Estate Wanted 28 Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Haating-Plumbing 35 fre e ClettlHed Ads TAG SALES Help Wanted 13 Home* For Sale 23 •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• lor Rent 55 .•••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• REWEAVING BURN R.A. DAVIDSON" Plum­ Summer weather in­ PART TIME Person with M A N C H E S T E R - 4 a c r e a g e WANTED for WHIRLPOOL WASHER ANTIQUE TAG Sale - residential development. HOLES. Zippers, um­ bing and heating and pump creases the demand for USED CAR LOT - 461 Main credit and collection Bedroom Cape, family not working. Best offer Edison cylinder Street, Manchester. Long The Chizner Building brellas repairM. Window INTERIOR AND service. Senior citizen dis­ LARGE TAG SALE motorcycles. Why not sell XUNLIFFE knowledge. Call Mrs. Cross room, rec room. 2 car car­ less than $50.00. Call Doug phonographs, collectibles, established. Call weekdays A U ^ O ^ D Y Organization, Developers. shades, Venetian blinds. EXTERIOR Painting and count. No job too small. North United yours now witli a low-cost at 643-9523. age- In-ground pool. Many Keys. TV FOR RENT. or Becky any time at 647- antique stove, dressmaker 9-5, 646-2426...... extras! 1125,000. 649-2667; Call Mrs. Rizza, 5 4 9 -^ . Paperhanging. Ceilings Telephone 742-8352. Methodlet Church ad in Classified. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. 8066. Keep trying. fabrics, heavy duty in­ SIMC F 1947 A R I C U N U F ff f’ ROP or New York, 516-371-3407. repaired or replaced. Free 300 Park*r S Im t Butineea Opportunltlee ______dustrial sewing machine, MANCHESTER - Central 649-5221. estimates. Fully insured. Flooring 36 MAN’S 26” 3-speed. $50.00 new and used items. This FURNISHED LIGHT location - modern medical 31 References. Martin Sat, June 5th, 10-3 QUALITY WORK MR SOFTEE Ice Cream COLCHESTER - Settle es- Services Ottered or best offer. Telephone Saturday and Sunday only, Housekeeping room for a or professional office suite, 'Your Community Newspaper" C & M Tree Service, Free FLOORSANDING - Floors RqfrMhmsntt A Bsk* 8al« t^ u c k !n d fra n c h fs e .& - - 78 South Main Street, Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., 649-0915. 9:00 a.m., 696 Tolland mature woman. Available first floor, 625 to 1450 sq. ft. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - estimates. Discount senior 649-4431. like new! Specializing In Antiqust, furnllura, COMPETITIVE PRICES cing available. Earn family, five acres, citizens. Company older floors. Natural and kitchan appllancat, Turnpike, Manchester. June 1st. For details call All utilities and parking in­ money for college. Call 643- commercial zoned c ty Concrete. Chimney COLONIAL Corner 649-0307. cluded. Telephone 646-8422 Your Spec ialists for taking < are of W in ­ Manchester owned and C A P E S & R A N C H E S stained floors. No waxing chlldran’a fumltura, gamaa, 4Qg3 •' e water, sewer lines in. Repairs. “ No Job Too cabinet, glass doors on top, book, aoma clothing. TAG SALE - 830 Vernon or 646-5858. ter’s “feiider-bendc’r” . dc»nts A dirujs. operated. Call 648-1327. PAINTED-$300.00 per anymore! John Vertaille, Garden, garage, shed. Small.” Call 644-8356. H&L hinges. $98.00. Street, Manchester. June TOLLAND - Large room •••••••••••••••••••••••• * Foreign & Arricricon Help Wanted n Help Wanted 13 house. You Buy The Paint. 646-5750. Collaetora Itama Walk to center. Assumable Telephone M9-6472 after 4 5th and 6th, 9-4. Old, new for rent. Kitchen Resort P roperty A Specioltling in Foreign Cart f ••••••••••••••••a •••••••••••••• Homes For Sale 23 mortgage. Asking $97,000. •••••••••••••••••••••••• LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ Painted by experienced •••••••••••••••••••••••• frcNn 2 aatataa A Loanert Available PLEASE READ cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ p.m. and yard goods too. FREE privileges, private bath. Rant •••••••••••••••••••••••• 848-7913, Ed. 537-2068, Al. Homes For Sale 23 school teachers. Call Mike HouMBhold Goods 40 Somath/ng tor w r y o n B ITEMS. A Complete Collmon WorU Y O U R A D ages cleaned. All types •••••••••••••••*•••••••• Call 875-4781 after 6:30 A Free Ettimates •••••••••••••••••• between 5-6 p.m. MIRROR 36 X 60; formally p.m. WEST DENNIS, Mass. trash, brush removed. Telephone 649-9398, USED ACCOUNTING CLERK/RECEPTIONIST Picket, Split Rail, Stake over living room fireplace, TAG SALE - June 5th, 9 Clean, comfortable 3- Classified ads are taken Manchester. REFRIGERATORS, 24 HOUR TOW ING SERVICE Fences installed. 528-0670. excellent condition. 643- a.m.-3 p.m. 13 Waddell ROOM FOR RENT - bedroom cottage. Private over the phone as a con­ WASHERS, RANGES - 5675 after 5 p.m. $40.00. Road. Moving - must sell Manchester - Center yard. Available August RESIDENTIAL AND venience. the Herald is Responsible person to work with accounting per­ . W. FISH REALTY Clean, Guaranteed. Parts TAG SALE - Contents of many’items. Skis, assorted Street. $50.00 weekly. 28th. $275 weekly. 649-8760. LICENSED DAY CARE Commercial painting - in­ & Service. Low prices! 643-0016 responsible tor only one sonnel in performing functions relating to that FOR SALE: Heavy duty attic of old house. Saturday small appliances, lawn Gentlemen preferred. Call 243 M AIN 8 T., MANCHESTER HOME - Will watch your terior/exterior. Quality B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 83, TALCOTTVILLE Incorrect insertion and department. child or infant days. Call pedestal sump pump, brass and Sunday, June 5th and spreader, coins, old books 644-0019. Homes-Apts. to share 59 work, competitive prices, Street, 643-2171. impeler. $30.00. Telephone and housewares. Rain date then only to the size of 64^0262. 6th. Starting 9 a.m. 177 Also able to meet and greet customers and direct estimates. Call Chris 649-0173 anytime. June 12th. Apartments tor Rent S3 the original insertion. Eldridge Street. MANCHESTER - Elderly Give your budget a break 4 them to proper department personnel, as well as Malone, 649-6718. TWIN BED With mattress NEW LISTING SMALL LOADS OF woman to share first floor, 4u(os For Sale 61 Errors w hich do not for $25.00 and curtains for SLIPCOVERED Lounge CAMERAS, Dark room . . shop the Classified handle telephone calls, assist in accounts STONE, trap rock, play WEEK-LONG 6-1 thru 6-6 MANCHESTER- One and two bedroom apartment lessen the value of the $3.00 a pair. Call after 5 chair to reupholster or use, equipment, artists easel, columns for bargain buys! payable/billing functions. sand, white stone, loam (9-4) Storm win- two bedroom apartments and expenses with elderly 1974 SUBARU - For parts advertisement will not Building Contracting 33 p.m. 647-8715. $10.00. Five antique household equipment, and pool sand dows/doors, furniture, available. Centrally woman. Walking distance only, interior and exterior. wooden chairs (one lamp and miscellaneous. be corrected by an ad­ Ability to type 45 wpm, personable, ability to DELIVERED. Telephone humidifier, T.V.’s, located on busline near to stores. Call 649-9417. Call 289-3866; or after 5:30 ditional Insertion. LEON CIESZYNSKI USED REFRIGERATOR - pressback) for refinishing, No junk. Friday & Satur­ shopping center and operate business machines and CRT Terminal. REAL ESTATE 644-1775. clothing, miscellaneous. 21 649-4364, ask for Kim. Proliutf Ndliro BUILDER- New homes, copper - top freezer, frost- $10.00 each. Telephone 643- Stock Place (off North day, 9-4:30 p.m. 83 Bradley schools. For further details Must be able to work well with figures, be accurate. additions, remodeling, rec NOTICK TO CHKOITOnS free, clean, in. good condi­ 6526. Main). Street, East Hartford. call 649-7157. 1970 P L Y M O U T H LAWN MOWERS rooms, garages, kitchens tion. $200 takes this □ AUTOMOTIVE KST.M'F. OK W,\LTKU K JASON, High School Graduate. 1 to 2 years accounting REPAIRED - Free pick-up Barracuda - 318. V-8. Call deceased. 646-2482 remodeled, ceilings, bath excellent refrigerator BLACK AND Decker elec­ TAG SALE - Three family. •••••••••••••••••••••••• and office experience needed, and delivery. 10% .Senior TAG SALE - Saturday and MANCHESTER - Newly 228-3761 after 6:00 p.m. The lion William K FiUFierald, tile, dormers, roofing. away. 649-7393. tric mower, 22 inch with 1968 Camaro, front and Discount. ECONOMY Sunday, June 5 & 6, 10 to 4. decorated one bedroom Auto Parts For Sale 60 Judjic. of the ro iirl of Probate. Residential or commer­ back seats, excellent con­ (Applications may be obtained at our facility.) If LAWN MOWER - 647-3660. bag, in good condition. 61 South Hawthorne Street, apartment. Access to shop­ 1947 MERCURY Four District of Manchester at a cial. 649-4291. BEDROOM SET by Red $60.00. Telephone 649-6009. dition. Furniture, books, interested, please submit resume in confidence to: Manchester. ping centers, buslines and FOUR ALUMINUM rims door. Not running, needs fieannt’ held mi May 27. 1982 fHanrhrstpr YANKEE MAC 14V4% Lion - beautiful seven piece toys, lots more. Saturday ordered that all claims must be EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ schools. For further details in good shape. $200. Call work. Rebuilt engine. ELECTRICAL SERVICES Meditteranean style, all TWO WOODEN Buck ajid Sunday. June 5th and presented to the fiduciary tm or ting, driveway sealing, TAG SALE - Four families p le a s e c a ll 528-4196 647-8125 after 6 p.m. T e le p h o n e 646-5 164 Michelle Virkler, Personnel Coordinator This is the weekend to buy! - We do all I t o c s of Elec­ wood, hand carved. Saws, $5 each. Two wooden 6th, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 136 before .'Xu^usl 27. 1982 or be barred H rra ifi experienced. College - rain or shine. 9-3 Friday between 9 and 5 pm or between 7 and 10 p.m. Remember you must have a trical Work! Licensed. Call Excellent condition. $950. antique tennis rackets, one Hollister Street. as by law provided senior, references. Call and Saturday. 96 Leland after 5 pm and weekends, Autos For Sale 61 Sherrie L Anderson, sales contract in order to apply after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Call 646-5422. , is a Spaulding, one is a E. GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS lor this great mortgage oppor­ Peter Krupp, 643-0468. Drive, Manchester. Fur­ 649-7157. 1971 DATSUN 240-Z - Real Ass t Clerk BOLTON $92,900. Kent. ” As is” , $8 each. 649- niture, pewter, mis­ TAG SALE - ’’One Of A CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe nice car, needs minor 261 Broad Street, Manchester, Cl. 06040 tunity! We have many homes Free estimates. FARRAND WOOD STOVE - Small The'fiduciary is 7517. cellaneous. Reasonable Kind” . Marilyn Rothman’s 118 MAIN STREET-Three DeVille - 72,000 miles. work, $3,000 or best offer. Donald Hort;in EOE M/F LOOKING FOR PRIVACY! that qualify! Do you? REMODELING - Cabinets, powerful - all cast iron, air­ prices. Annual Tag Sale! This room heated apartment. Good condition. $2700 or Dean 649-1111 after 5 p.m. 101 Hebron Road, This beautiful home borders 5,000 acres of Roofing, Gutters, Room tight, Norman model. V. Saturday & Sunday, 10 to 4. Hot water, no appliances, Best offer. Telephone 742- Bolton. CT 06040 State Forest. Over 2,250 sq. ft. of living Additions, Decks, all types Easily fits inside fireplace. Articles lor 270 West Center Street. 003-06 □ NOTICES easy installation. $98.95...... security. Tenant in­ 6800 - Keep trying. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, good JUST LISTED ATTICS, GARAGES, of Remodeling and surance. 646-2426, 9-5 UNDERCOVERWEAR - space yet. It took only 4 cords of wood to Repairs. FREE , 875-6736 after 6 p.m. GIRLS 20” bicycle. Road engine, tires and frame. As seen on Phil Donahue! RESTAURANT FDteUSON ROW CELLARS CLEANED - weekdays. BUICK ELECTRA - 1971. $150. Telephone 649-7206. heat. 4 bedrooms; 2Vi baths; 2 car garage Estimates. Fully insured. Master, good condition. ANTIQUE, Tag Sale - 9-2, Prolm lc !Nolir$‘ Lost and Found 1 Learn how easy it is to Super ranch with two Light trucking. All types of 98,000 miles, new tires and HELP and a 5 X 11 walk In cedar closet enhances Telephone 643-6017. WOOD STORM Windows $25.00. Solid maple rocking Saturday, June 5th. 43 earn large profits at fireplaces, family room, gar­ brush and trash removed. MANSFIELD Center - exhaust. Everything 1974 V E G A G .T . NOTICK TO CHKDITORS We are now hiring for and screens 6 each 30 x 55, chair, excellent condition, Naubuc Avenue, Glaston­ TAG SALE - Saturday, KSTATK OF FKANKLYN H C FOUND - Light tan cat exciting home lingere par­ the desirability of this homel age, plus a gorgeous Florida Call 643-1947. Woodsedge apartments. works. $800. 643-4118 after 5 Hatchback. Sleeved the following positions: room overlooking a treed lot. SIDING AND ROOFING - $20.00. Call after 5 p.m. $35.00. Telephone 646-6794. bury. Rain date June 6th. June 5tb. 83 Pitkin Street, I’ARKKR. deceased with white collar. Call 649- ties! Telephone 649-7265. Newly renovated, country p.m. engine, rebuilt carb., 5587. •WAITERS Owner will finance. HOUSECLEANING - Car replacement windows, all , 649-7232. 10-4. Women’s clothing, - ' setting, two bedrooms, The Hon William K Filzderald, VICTORIAN ARM Chair, brakes, good tires, asking Judpe. of the Court of Probate, J phases of remodeling. Free TAG SALE - Friday and toys, dolls, housewares, FEMALE COMPANION •WAITRESSES 643-1591 waxing. Eiyierienced. $310. Includes heat and hot 1968 M U S T A N G - 289 $950. Telephone 643-0516. t)islricl of Manchester at a estimates. Telephone 643- POOL TABLE, $200.; dou­ $65.00; Two 15” snow ^turday, June 4th and 5th. bicycle parts, books, LOST: CANVAS Bag of for elderly female. Must be •BUSER8 References. Quality ser­ water. Telephone 429-1270 engine. Excellent condi­ hearing held on May 27, 1982 6478 after 6 p.m., ask for ble box spring, mattress radials on rims (will fit 77- 37 South Road, Bolton. records, jewelry, ski equip­ fishing reels and reel available daily U p.m.-8 •DISHWASHERS vice. Telephone 633-0920 or 233-9660. tion. 875-7326 after 5:30 1971 CHEVROLET Con- ordered that ail claims must be am Mike. and frame, $100.; dinette 81 Chevy) $100.00; wood Mostly shop tools: several ment. spools somewhere on road a.m. Manchester area. aher 6 p.m. p.m. presented to the fiduciary on or •CLEAN UP table, $25.; assorted small stove, used one year, cours wagon - 307, V8' between Glastonbury and Send resume and electric motors, Rockwell MAIN STREET - Three engine, mechanically good. before August 27, 1982 or be barr«*d •COOK CARPENTRY WORK - tables and lamps. Unused $250.00. Telephone 64’7-9357. 4” jointer/plainer, electric TAG SALE - Rained last as by law providwl Manchester. ( Manchester references to Attorney room heated apartment. 1977 RABBIT - generally Telephone 646-0455. Full or part time. Apply lUM OKIim .ke. Doors, Windows, Roofs, recliner, $200. 646-2081. single phase chain hoist week, a repeat. Two Sherrie L Anderson. Road-Hebron Avenue) Richard Conti, 753 Main ELECTRIC Lawn mower - Hot water, appliances. No good condition, asking $50.00 reward for their In person only: Monday Concrete Work et cetera. ( n ^ s repair), older wood families, some old fur­ pets. iSecurity, parking. AssT Clerk Street, Manchester. Sunbeam 20” - hardly used. $1800. Call 742-9514 after 7 The fiduciary is return. Telephone 633-8331 thru Friday 2 to 4. offer you: LAWNS MOWED - Call “ No Job Too Small” . Call lathe, small table saw, niture, much mis­ Telephone 646-1948. 523-7047. p.m. weekdays. Weekends .Arthur (i. Holmes or 649-9043. after 3 p.m. 289-0383. David 643-8996. Articles tor Sale 41 hand tools and hardware, cellaneous, 9 to 3 p.m., Molorcyclas-BIcycles 64 BABYSITTER - Grand­ anytime. 246 Hollister Street, U Saturday only. 203 Moun­ DAVID’S pipe threader and BOLTON - 3'A rooms with Manchester. CT 0604(1 motherly type who is R.E. MILLER & SON - HARDWOOD Cut 18” un- tain Road, Manchester. IMPOUNDED - 8 week old creative and loving for two In The A’TTENTION ENGAGED plumbers tools, much basement, appliances, like 1977 DODGE Aspen station MOTORCYCLE 004-06 ^ LYDMiWOODS Remodeling, additions, split, $75.00 per full cord. male Shepherd/Cross, tri­ children. Vernon Circle Manchceter Parkade Girls - will make you lovely more. Some household private home. Working wagon. 6 cyl., power INSURANCE - Lowest Manch^ter’s brand new area roofing, rec rooms, pan­ Evenings, 742-8056. TAG SALE - MOVING! color. Picked up on Center area. Part tim e. Own bridal money bag - $6.75. stuff and two antique single adult, married cou­ s te e r in g , A M -F M , Rates Available! Many op­ of affordable single family at­ ALUMINUM SHEETS Rain or shine. Saturday Street. Contact 649-2732 mornings and eling, gutters, aluminum clocks. 643-7100. ple. No children, pets. automatic, excellent condi­ tions. Call: Clarice or ProhuU' Nolic«* transportation. Call 646- WAITRESSES - Three tached homes built to expand used as printing plates. .007 MOVING - Color T.V. 25” 5th, 8-4 p.m., 114 Green Manchester Dog Warden, evenings. and vinyl siding installed - Lease, deposit. 643-2880. Joan, Clarke Insurance NOTICK TO CKKDITOHS 5153 - leave message with nights - no Sundays. with your family needs! Only thick, 23x28Vi’ . 50c each, almost new - kitchen set - tion. $2850. Weekdays - 875- 646-4555. year round. Telephone 649- Manor Road. Many quality Agency 643-1126. KSTATK OF BKNITt) A answering service. Experienced preferred. $63,900. — for these two or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- old rocker - 40’ ladder. 6219; evenings and Painting-Papering 32 1421 or 649-2954. tag and garage items. Plus PAtiANI. deceased bedroom units! Hun and take TWO ROOMS - partially weekends - 228-9730. M ust be 18. D a v is 7 2711. They MUST be picked Telephone 643-5521. washer, dressers, bedroom The Hon William K FitzGerald. LOST - Male Siamese cat. advantage of these pre­ furnished - $250 per month. MOTORCYCLE FLOOR PERSON to clean Restaurant, 649-5487. up before 11:00 a.m. only. RUMMAGE SALE - set, tools, and tons of Judge, of the ('ourl of J’rnbale. Brown flea collar. Hart­ construction prices! INTERIOR PAINTING, No pets. Call 649-4356. INSURANCE - For all your and buff floors. Full time. WOMEN’S GOLF Clubs & t)islrict of Manchester at a N ford Road area. Reward. over ten years experience, Methodist Church, 500 books. motorcycle needs, call us. Apply in person: Meadows PHYSICAL THERAPIST - Haating-Plumbing 35 DARK LOAM - 5 yards Bag - Like new. $70.00. Call Manchester Road, East hearing held on May 26. 1962 Call 646-0215. low rates and senior citizen Competitive rates. Friend­ Convalescent Center, 333 Immediate opening for delivered, $60. plus tax. 646-8255. Glastonbury, June 5th. 10 472 MAIN STREET - 5 ordered that all claims must bo discounts. 643-9980. TAG SALE - Saturday and rooms. $325 monthly plus ly service. Fine com­ Bidwell Street, part time Physical FOREST HILLS Sand, Gravel, Stone & a.m.-2 p.m. $ bag 1-2. Sunday, June 5th and 6th, 9- presented to the fiduciary on or BLACK AND White male utilities. No appliances. panies. Ask for Janet or before August 26. 1982 or be barred Manchester, Conn. Therapist for the Brand new 3 bedroom Contem Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. LAWN MOWER 22” 3.5 cat, lost vicinity of Ellen INTERIOR/EXTERIOR 5 p.m. Stereo, Judy. Crockett Agency, as by law provided Manchester School 23 LYNDALE ST. MANCHESTER porary Ranch with 2 baths, h.p. BTS $30.00. Also, TAG SALE - Christmas Security, tenant insurance. Drive, Manchester. If find PAINTING - Wallpapering M&M Plumbing and kitchenware, glasses, bicy­ Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 643-1577. Sherrie L Anderson, CASHIER and diversified System, to work with han­ fireplace, and double garage. f i l m b a r g a i n - Out-of- trailer hitch for 78-82 GM decorations, bcoks, toys, cle parts, clothes and much please contact 649-1298. Large well thought out rooms! and Drywall Installation. Heating, Manchester. 649- weekdays. Ass't (Jerk duties - Must be over 18. dicapped students. Ap­ date Kodak Verichrome car, 2000 lb cap. $30.00.649- household items, etc. more. 110 Walnut Street, The fiduciary is *68,900 70*s. Quality professional work. 2871. S m a ll re p a ir s , BMW R90-6 1976. Black. Must be willing to work proximately 10 hours per Pan 126 film, 12-exposure 2287. Saturday June 5th, starting Mary I’ agani Reasonable prices. Free remodeling, heading, Manchester. THREE ROOM Furnished Vetter fairing and bags weekends and holidays. week. Contact: The School »7 Room Capo, Plus GaroD# > Firaplacad Uving Room rolls for Instamatic. at 8:30 a.m. (rain date 32 Fast Maple Street. □ EMPLOYMENT Estimates! Fully insured. baths, kitchens and water apartment available now, with radio. $2,500. or best Call 633-4155. Health Department, 647- » Wall MaIntalnadI KDUCCD TO $95,900. Twen^-five rolls for $5. June 12th). 547 Brewer TAG SALE - Moving out of Manchester. CT 06040 »4 Badrooma G.L. McHugh, M3-9321. heaters. Free estimates! GOWN - Light blue jersey for an adult working offer. Telephone 659-2401. 3473. Equal Opportunity 7 room Cape that features a 30' Call Doug Bevins at ’The Street, East Hartford. state! Rain or shine. Satur­ 001-06 material with lace jacket. respectable gentleman. Help Wanted 13 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Employer. first floor family room with Herald, 643-2711, after 1 day June 5th, 9 to 4, and ★ OPEN HOUSE ★ Size 9-10. $48.00. Telephone Call 643-6441. Storrs, preventative fireplace. A most pnique home p.m. Sunday June 6th, 9 to 2.123 WORK AT HOME jobs general practice in in a nice family area! Price is 643-2831. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 FULL TIME Professional far far below replacement Homas For Sala 23 Homas For Sale 23 ★ Helaine Road, Manchester. pQ^R ROOM Apartment - available! Substantial ear­ stimulating university SUNDAY, JUNE 6th. PHOTO ENLARGER - Ar­ painters - brush and spray costs! TAG SALE June 5th and — Second floor. Mature nings possible, call 504-641- town is seeking assistant experience, minimum nold Sun Ray enlarger. 8003, extension 494, for in­ trained in 4-lianded chair- 2:00 ^4:00 P.M. Model D, for 2V4 by 2V4 ELECTROLUX RUG 6th, 10-6. Avon collectibles, ...... adults. No appliances, no eight years. MAK Painting Porter Street, right to Autumn, right to Lyndale. Shampoodr attachment - H.O. train set, houset pets, references, security. formation. side dentistry. Certifica­ Company, 643-2659, BUNCHARD negatives. With 3.5 inch, Boats-Accessorles 45 tion preferred. Call 429- f/f5 lens. Needs cleaning Brand new, $40.00. Also: items. 127 Diane Drive, One car. Telephone 649- M d W S H E R ’S NOTICE Interior wooden doors and Manchester. Rain or shine. 1265. SUPERINTENDENT - 8282. PART TIME Flexible AUBMO REALTY, Inc. and repair. Great for parts 16 FT. FIBERGLASS Hard working, previous ll0 9 S E n 6 or for copy stand. Call Ranch style doors with hours leading to full time. 162 South Main St, Manchaatar glass, $25.00 each. Days HUGE SALE - Saturday, Canoe with all equipment. TWO BEDROOM- $295, experience requir^ for 120 Typing, filing, phone 646-2482 Doug Bevins at The $350. Telephone 289-0488. units. Rent $150 per month, SALES MANAGER for •4S.0917 EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY Herald, 643-2711, after 1 649-2732. Sunday. Beautiful old Does not include heat. No Sewing Machines. Have handling, recordkeeping in crystal goblets, cham­ pets. 646-7901. $4 .50 per hour. Send a congenial, creative p.m. 14 FOOT Aluminum boat, resume to Fountain immediate opening in pagne glasses, new child’s Manchester for person Manchester office. SCREENED LOAM - nomemade ride-in jeep, motor, trailer and THREE ROOMS - Clean, Village, 175-A Downey Shorthand a plus. All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the PHOTO ACCESSORIES gravel, processed gravel, accessories. Best offer. Drive, Manchester. with solid sales Two Nikon 35mm film tools, picnic table, 9” quiet, second floor apart­ background. Send resume Northeast Sign Systems, Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It illegal to advertise sand, stone, and flU. For Phone 646-8814. any preference, limitation, or discrimination b a ^ .o n race, color, cassettes and one Contax radial arm saw, trunk, new ment. Heat, appliances. to: Lisa Loechner, 24 643-5530. deliveries call George paratrooper boots 7,10, old ...... Prefer a retired lady or an DATSUN SENTRA religion, sex or national origin, or an*lntention to make any such 35mm film cassette, $5 Griffing, Andover, 742- ANNUAL AUDITIONS for. ^ruce Hill Road, Weston, preference, limitation or discrimination. This newspaper will hot each. Two Graflite Victorian desk. 36 Porter Garden Products47 older married couple. MAINTENANCE 3toSV3acres. 7886. Church Musicians - Cononn. 06883. knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is In flashbulb guns, $5 each. Street. References and security. HELPER - The S 4 9 4 9 0 0 Organists and Soloists - violation of the law. Call Doug Bevins at ’The No pets. 1 car parking. 64^ Regular and Substitute - Manchester Board of Herald, 643-2711, after 1 6113. SECRETARY - needed in. Education is seeking a O. First Church of Christ, A t atpifofife preserve. p.m. Dogs-BIrds-Pats 43 U PICK AT THE Scientist, Manchester. Call busy rental office four days maintenance helper e le c ­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• ' per week, 4-7 p.m. - also tive immediately. Must be * * Untouched fo r more that! MUL"n FAM ILY Tag Sale, L o o k in g fo r an 875-0238. SWIMMING POOL CUTE LITTLE Kittens are CORN CRIB two weekends per month a high school graduate or d jj/ 50 years. 350 acres o f trees, mountain taurd, 45 Goodwin Street. Distributor needs looking for good homes. apartment? Check the 10-6 p.m. Call 528-1300 for equivalent, and have a Manchester. June Sth and SECRETARY for local law ■^^^^sparkltng streams and ponds. A natural wildlife refuge. bomesites to display new Please call 649-6480 after Strawberry patch many vacancies listed in an interview between 9 minimum of two years 6th, 10-5. office. Call 646-2425. above ground models, 19 x 10:30 a.m. the Classified each day. a.m. and noon daily. experience assisting BUCKLAND ROAD DATSUN 31D licensed tradesmen in the 31 ft: vnth fence, filter, sun LOVABLE YOUNG long SOUTH WINDSOR servicing or installation of d e ck . O n ly , $978 COMPLETE. Offer haired pure white cat just HEBRON - Two bedroom * 5 9 4 9 0 0 4 commercial industrial F o r tf}e W ifj; wit(i limited! Call now! 203-964- spayed. 342-0571, 633-6581. TAG SALE - Sunday, June O plilng dBlIy - apartment, heat and hot PART TIME heating and plumbing water. $350. monthly. systems. Contact Mr. 5642. 6th, 10-5. 53 Oxford Street, LOVABLE, ADORABLE Manchester. StturdBf, JunB Sth Security, references. No EVENINGS Wilfred Dion, Supervisor of pets. Call 643-4976 or 228- onentore^e^ DOUBLE CEMETERY Puppies - Golden Sam Wl pickad out Buildings & Grounds, Retriever/Belgian ' 4023. iniaraating work making talaphona calls Manchester Board of Andfor some, a special place Lot at Rose Hill. Asking GARAGE SALE - Fur­ $600. negotiable. Call 647- Shepard/Irish Setter mix. niture, humidifier, ------cvi a___ from our new office. Qood voice a muat. Education, 647-3514. Elqual Ready to go. Call 742-6749 Opportunity Employer. to build their new home. 0149 between 5 and 8 p4 n. appliances, nden’s ami t o f i d f i d Owner Financing after 6 p.m^ second floor, appliances, Salary, commlaalona, and plaaeant working . . women’s clothing, dishes, AnUquas 48 In ail this natural, unspoiled FREE PORSYNTHIA rugs, much more. June 5 & heat. No pets, one car> conditlona. Work from 5 pm to 9 pm and TEACHER - Special beauty, there are ju st a few available building sites. Manchester Redwood Farms Security. References. Call Saturday morning. Bushes. Great for hedge. FREE KITTENS - gray 6, 9 to 4.471 Parker Street, WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ Education/Cross Dig your own. Available with white tucks and paws. Manchester. before 7 p.m. 649-3340. Categorical class. Middle TotaJfy private. Incredibly beautiJuH ' niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil Lovely 9 Room Cape, 3 or 4 bed immediately. Call Telephone 643-0600. Paintings, or Antique Call Mr. Taylor school level. Beginning These unique bomesites are l i e Ridings. Only 12 ' anytime, 649-8T87. DATSUN September, 1982. Must be TWO FAMILY Garage Items. R. Harrison, 647-9946 miles from Hartford in the Town o f Vernon. rooms, Panelled Family room & Helping people satisfy telephone 643-8709. Otficas-Stores certified in special educa­ 24 FT. diameter sale. June 5th-6th. 9-5. Ram TRUCKS • 6 1 9 5 ®® For thefamily that’s made its mark. And that’s their needs and wants ... for Rant 55 tion. Experienced desired. DOUGHBOY Pool - Above date June 12th-13th. 45 Call 742-W13 or send letter ready to enjoy a great way o f life, y that’s what Want Ads are years accumulation. Golf A N T IQ U E S & Deluxe Rec Rm, Living Rm, ground. 4 ft. deep. Needs a COLLECTIBLES - will WORKSPACE OR and resume to Dr. Donald liner, but has the all about. clubs, small electric STORAGE SPACE FOR Nlcoletti, Director of Pupil For more information, accessories. Regulation RENT in Manchester. No Personnel Services, Coven­ Dining Rm, eat in Kitchen, com­ WILLIMANTIC conuct Merrill lynch I ™ ' K 1 L > A I size pool table, very good LITTLE I GRAY Tiger lease or security deposit. - W A N T E D - try Public Schools, 78 sets of dishes, excellent telephone Realty, Barrows Co., condition. 644-1612. kittens free to good homes. r — c i j ' ^lA n44^8962 rveaauiiauieReasonable laies.rates. c Suitable Ripley Hill Road, Coven­ plete appliances 1.Vi baths, 2 644-8962. 289-6881 Telephone 646-7-7774. household m lK ltony old , „ business, ReUil try, CT. 06238. SWIM POOLS - Distributor items. 115 Forest St., PART TIM E or Walt Wakefield, 871-1525. and commercially zoned. DATSUN car Garage. Call ua. must dispose of brand new CUTE CALICO cats aban­ Manchester. Rooms lor Rant 52 Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. SEARS, ROEBUCK and on ground 31’ long pools doned - free to good home. 27 Meadow St., Willimantic 647-9367 HELP Co. - We are accepting with huge sundecks, safety Litter trained. Telephone 65 LUDLOW ROAD, June MANCHESTER - Nice NEWLY RENOVATED MUST BE 18 YR8. OR OVER applications for a part time U&R REALTY CO. fencing, hi rate filters, 871-2888. 5th and 6th - 10 till 4. room with kitchen 310 square feet office Open Nights 'til 8:00 except Fri. & Sat. commission sales position Rnl CmieDevctoymiWCB—d u n 843-2692 ladders, etc. Asking $978 Child’s jump horse, privileges. Gentleman available. Main Street CALL 647-9947 In our Furniture Depart­ complete. Financing LITTLE WHITE Bunnies typewriter, three-speed preferred. $50.00 weekly. location .with ample ASK FOR JOHN ... ment. Apply: Perronnel, Rob«rl D. Murdock, RooHor available. Call Neil collect for sale - $3.00 each. bike, jewelry, pictures, Security. Telephone 643- parking. Call 649-2891. Manchester Parkade. (203) 74M319. Telephone 643-7884. clothes, miscellaneous. 1878. Botw— n 8:30 a.m. n d 11;00 a.m. E.O.E.