20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. May 22, 1984 BUSINESS Here’s outdoor cooking Space support gear Is \Coventry citizens Don’t over-improve your home! You’ll lose with a Colonial flavor standard at Hamlltpn OK town budget ... page 13 ... page 21 ... page 19 We recently built un expensive addition toourhome homeowners stay within 10 percent to 15 percent of the Even if your home improvements take the form of in exurbiii. The chances that we ll recoup the cost — sales value of homes in their neighborhood if they are energy conservation measures that offer some tax much less make money on it — are next to zero. But making improvements. However, the longer you plan incentives, over-improvement remains a danger. the addition was my dream; 1 achieved it. 1 realize Your to stay in the house, the more easily you can disregard Active solar equipment, for instance, may not fit in that as a financial investment, it was ridiculous. In these suggested limits. Essentially, long-term owners with the neighborhood. Especially if you don’t plan to full knowledge of all the drawbacks, we built it. And I Money's will finance the use of the improvement and any stay long, you won’t recover enough in energy savings love every inch of the waste. appreciation in the value of your house will cover the to make it worthwhile. If you're remodeling, renovating, pushisng through Worth difference. Manchester, Conn. This IS a particularly timely topic now because Rain ending tonight; any major home-improvement project in this peak Sylvia Porter As an illustration, that $15,000 kitchen would pay for Wednesday. May 23, 1984 season, there's one rule you must obey if you plan to itself if you live in your $90,000 home for, say, another mortgage rates are rising again, home sales are Sun returns Thursday •sell your house in the next several years: 15 years. In this span; the house also is likely td have drooping, and as a homeowner, you may be forced to Single copy; 25

than a ball of fishing line, so the cell By GIno Del Guercio hair-like feet moving in unison put Inoue's techniques allow him to change. ment, which it attached to the In Brief Amendment would limit sites for sheiter can divide. United Press International Michael Jackson to shame. record what he sees through his Inoue’s work has become so well inner surface of the egg and used to ‘T d like to understand how It was a paramecium, a one- super-powerful light microscopes, known that he has had to begin reel itself in. G O P carnival starts tomorrow tial zones were eliminatea uecause we the Manchester Area Conference of normal cell division is controlled,” By Kathy Garmus problems. WOODS HOLE, Mass. — Shinya celled creature that uses a fringe believed the best in the world. But giving week-iong seminars a cou­ The filament is so thin, 100 felt it would be highly unlikely, at least Churches closed April 30. The shelter said the 63-year-old senior scient­ A carnival being held to raise funds for the Herald Repdrter \ Town officials have said it is doubtful instead of legs to move around. what’s more exciting is that his ple of times a year to meet the billionths of a meier in diameter, at the moment, that we would find a opened in November at the Community the East Side Recreation Center will be Inoue's videos don’t feature the ist. ” If we can do that, then it will Manchester Republican Party will begin Thurs­ hottest stars, but you might say no Using the new techniques of application of television to micros­ demand. The courses attract that until recently most scientists suitable site in those areas. ” Baptist Church and moved to the East offered again this fall for a shelter, and be possible to understand what day at 6 p.m. and continue until Monday. one has ever made a smaller star low-light television, developed for copy allows him to record what the scientists from around the world. believed it could never be seen by a Three types ol residential zones have Previous shelters have operated Side Recreation Center on Main Street shelter coordinators have begun goes wrong.” Hours for the annual event — which is being night surveilance during the Viet­ eye cannot see. The participants are not only from light microscope. But using a been eliminated from a proposal that under variances granted by the Zoning in December. searching for a new site. < bigger. Malfunctions in cell division are held at the parking lot of the McDonald’s Inoue likes to focus his cameras nam war. and digital processing, Modem television equipment is the field of biology, but other microscope he built himself, would permit the Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals. The homeless Shelter users were the targets of Mrs. Marcus said the regulation believed to be a key element in the Restaurant on West Center Street — are from 6 on microscopic single-celled anim­ which converts television pictures now far more sensitive to low light scientific areas as well. equipped with a television camera Commission to grant a special excep­ shelter use is not currently provided for several complaints to the Manchester amendment was filed at the suggestion mystery of cancer and a variety of p.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday and Friday; from 2 p.m. als. which he then magnifies a into numbers a computer can levels and slight contrast than is In addition to students, many on top, Inoue filmed the intimate / tion allowing an emergency shelter for in the zoning regulations. ' police. Two arrests were made at the ol the ZBA. which granted the variance other human diseases. to 10 p.m. Saturday; from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. analyze and manipulate, Inoue has the human eye or photographic sales representatives attend the event and a variety of other the homele.ss to operate. The original amendment, filed in shelter during its five months of allowing the Human Services Depart­ million times. The magnification is Sunday; and from noon to 6 p.m. on Monday, film. In addition, once the televi­ seminars to demonstrate their microscopic ballets. The proposed amendment to town early April, called for zoning regula­ usually so great that only a small taken pictures of a microscopic which is Memorial Day. operation, according to police spokes­ ment to operate the shelter at the East world that is taking much of the sion pictures have been shot, products in or^er to encourage Inoue didn't start out trying to zoning regulations, which was filed on tions to permit the establishment of man Gary Wood. After several distur­ Side Recreation Center. The ZBA told part of the creature, normally far Chairlift is siow Volunteers from the Republican Party will scientific communtity by storm. Inoue, with the help of his son, who participants '-to buy their become a video pioneer. He just Monday, would eliminate Residence shelters for the homeless in most bances, shelter coordinators imposed a her it would be better to have a too small for the eye to see. will fit Skiers using the Alpine Way to serve two- to four-hour shifts at the carnival. "This enables us to see and is taking time off from college, equipment. developed the tMhniques as he zones A, B. and C from consideration as residential and business zones. rule requiring u.sers staying more than provision for emergency shelters in the on a full-size movie screen. If the Kosciusko Chalet chairlift above Among the attractions are rides, games and face distinguish in the living cell what feeds the television pictures into a Inoue’s latest class was particu­ tried to understand the inner homeless shelter sites. But it would add Both the original amendment and the one night to prove that they were zoning regulations rather than to grant entire animal were shown it would Thredbo near the Snowy Moun­ painting. we could not belore,” he said at his computer. larly impressed by television pic­ workings of the cell and found he the mill portion of the Cheney Historic revised version would allow the PZC to seeking a permanent solution — such variances every year for specific sites, be three stories tall. tains in Australia can’t be in too laboratory at the Marine Biologi-' The digitized data then allow tured of a sperm fertilizing an egg. needed equipment that did not District, which is a historic zone, as a grant a special exception providing as a job or an apartment — to their During a 10-minute preview, much of a hurry to race down she said. cal Laboratory at Woods Hole. him to manipulate the picture to Upon frantically wiggling its way exist. His greatest passion is to Teens charged with cruelty permissible site for the shelters. And it that the proposed location was suitable shown to an enthusiastic crowd of again. It takes from 45 to 75 "The change has been dramatic in give him more contrast or false up to the outer surface of the egg, understand how a cell pulls apart would continue to allow the use in other for the use and would not "im pair the scientists at his laboratory re­ minutes to go up the 3.5 miles, Two Manchester teenagers were charged with the last four or five years but it has color that can help distinguish the sperm opiened a t r w door in its its long strands of genetic mate­ residential zones, including rural character of the neighborhood or cently. his latest star gyrated like a weather permitting, that is. cruelty to animals Monday, after police found been an evolving process.” movement and other types of snout and ejected a ^IraUer fila- rial, which are often more tangled residence. jeopardize properly values.” corkscrew — its thousands of them with mutilated pet rats near a Lydall Street Human Services Director Hanna It will be the subject of a zoning residence, police said. Marcus said the amendment — a commission public hearing June 4. The Some very fine stores Arrested were Thomas C. Byron, 16, of 41 revision of an earlier proposal — was hearing is one of those scheduled at the Lexington Drive, and Kenneth W. Memery, 17, of filed because historic zones were PZC’s regular monthly meeting, which wonder how we do it. 31 Bette Drive. Byron was also charged with Weather inadvertently omitted when the origi­ begins at 7:30 in the Lincoln Center carrying a dangerous weapon after police found Peopletalk nal amendment was drafted. "That hearing room. him carrying a 5-inch knife, {hey said. was really the impetus for it, ” she said. The amendment was requested after Responding to a Lydall Street resident’s report Mrs. Marcus said the three residen­ a shelter for the homeless operated by Today’s forecast of suspicious activity near her home, police found Sorry - Not talking 2 Dearest mommie Thriller diller Connecticut, Massachusetts and Byron and Memery near a mutilated and burned TV vamp Joan Collins isn’t known for her The reason today’s promising female comics Rhode Island: Today: showers and dead baby rat on a tree stump, police said. Nearby on the ground they found a live rat in a District candidates ready maternal image but she is the parent of three aren’t commercially successful, says Phyllis thunderstorms, possibly with children. 11. 17 and Diller. is that they refuse to poke fun at strong gusty winds. Highs will be paper bag with its tail cut off, covered in blood, 19. She doesn’t be­ themselves. ’’The new crop is priding themselves around 80. Tonight: clearing skies. they said. for annuai meeting tonight lieve in hiding her on not demeaning or denigrating themselves,” The teenagers told police they were "having Lows will be around 50. Thurdsay: volunteer firelighter William Parker, past from them, says Ms. Diller, whose act includes insults fun,” police said. Each was later released to his The two candidates seeking election sunny with highs in the 70s, but as president of the Eighth Utilities who is seeking public office for the first either, considering directed toward herself and her fictional only 60s over the Cape Cod area. parents pending an appearance next Wednesday in Manchester Superior Court. District at the annual meeting tonight time, said he has made no campaign the details are there husband. Fang. Maine and New Hampshire: 3 promises and has no wish to advocate lor the whole world ’’But they’re not making any money yet.” Ms. Police turned the live rat without its tail over to wound down their campaigns today. Afternoon showers and thunder­ any dramatic change in district poli­ to read in her Diller, a 67-year-old native of Ohio who the dog warden for disposal, they said. Both have used flyers, personal and showers today. Highs in the 70s, cies if he is elected. He said he suspects autobiography. performed this week at a Dayton-area dinner A conviction could bring cither teenager a fine telephone contact with district voters. except 60s at the shore. Showers District Director Thomas Landers all those seeking office for the first time ’ I ’m not going to theater, adds that she begins work on her first ending followed by partial clearing of $250 or up to a year in prison. pretend I live like a rock video in June. Michael Jackson, she says, could not be reached early today for feel that way. tonight. Lows 45 to 55. Partly sunny comment. Director Walter Joyner, his Parker supports the presidential nun or lived like a ’’opened a whole new thing for me, even though north and mostly sunny south Eighth investigates helmets nun. The children I ’m white. Everybody kept thinking he was opponent for the presidency, said he candidacy of Landers, who is a fellow Thursday. Highs in the 60s and 70s. feels "comfortable but not confident. ” firefighter. know about' my saying ’Phyllis Diller.” Vermont: Warm and muggy Officers of the Eighth District Fire Department past,” Ms. Collins are trying to track down a report that a city has He never feels confident, he said. Gordon Lassow. who is retiring as today with showers and scattered When the district voters gather at district president and seeking a direc­ said on ’’Good thunderstorms. The storms could successfully challenged a ruling by the California Morning Am erica” Occupational Safety and Health Association that 7:30 tonight at Waddell School, they torship. supports Joyner, a former 12lh contain strong gusty winds and will elect a president lor a one-year District stale representative. Tuesday. The ’’Dyn­ Getting into the roie heavy rain. Highs in the middle Expect some rain In your life requires firefighters to wear a new type of plastic asty ” star says her helmet. term and two directors for three-year The other three director candidates 70s. A chance of a lingering shower terms. Five candidates are seeking the are Elaine Boutin. Roderick Wright, two elder children, Mandy Patinkin has a great feeling — if not an tonight, then clearing. Cooler with Today: cloudy this afternoon. Showers and thunderstorms, possibly The district fire department is concerned by her marriage to obsession — for the French painter Georges with strong gusty winds. Highs near 80. Southwest wind 15 to 20 mph. because members do not want to wear the type ol two directorships. and Gary Dancosse. lows near 50. Sunny and mild District residents also will also vole The voters will also elect a treasurer, Anthony Newley. Seurat. Tonight: showers and thunderstorms ending early, then clearing. helmet required by federal OSHA regulations. Thursday with highs 70 to 75. on a proposed $873,156 district budget. a clerk, and a lax collector. The OIcK CaAMni Silk HIihjscs have read the book Patinkin won a Tony as Che Guevara in Lows near 50. Northwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Thursday: sunny with John Christensen, di.strict fire chief, said today If passed, the spending plan for the incumbents, Betty Sadloski, Helen MG'” and she thinks Joan Collins ’’E vila” and recently was nominated for another highs 75 to 60. Thanks to Mike Robertson, 10, a fourth grader at he has already ordered 10 of the new plastic daughter Katie, 11. for his portrayal of Seurat in Stephen Sondheim’s Long Island Sound helmets provided lorin the current year’s budget. coming fiscal year would shave half a Warrington, and Carol Lenihan, re­ Highland Park School, for today's weather picture. mill from the district tax rate, lowering should. As for full-time motherhood. Ms. Collins, ’’Sunday in the Park with George,” which The budget for the next fiscal year, which begins spectively. are all seeking re-election. The National Weather Service it from 4.5 to 4 mills. District residents divorced from Katie’s father. Ron Kass, says the co-stars Bernadette Peters. As part of his July 1, has provision to buy 99 more helmets, he If Landers is elected president, the forecast for the Long Island Sound al.so pay the Manchester General Fund toughest part is finding the time. research for the role, Patinkin spent seven hours said. But, if the California challenge can be seat he occupies on the six-member to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk tax. Eighth District Board ol Directors will ’’When you work 16-, 17-hourdays, when you get in a Chicago museum studying J u r a t’s ’’Sunday Point; applied to Connecticut. Christensen said, he will m i ie One of the director candidates. have to be filled at a later date. home all you want to do is put your feet up. I don’t Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte,” A small craft advisory was in not buy the new type helmets. think there’s any such thing as a good, perfect which is central to the play, and took notes on elfect at 5 a.m. today. Instead, he said, he will buy the traditional mother. We all make mistakes.” other museum-goers’ reactions to the painting. Winds — south to southwest 15 to "New Yorker” helmet in leather He almost snapped after hearing a woman 25 knots today with stronger gusts, Democrats to hear Sutherland Fire Calls FAMOUS LABEL WOMEN’S FASHION FOR LESS! criticize another of Seurat’s works in a New York especially in thunderstorms in the museum. ” I felt like killing her! ” he told The New afternoon and evening. West to Members of the Democratic Town Committee MANCHESTER PARKADE Jackson-less bash York Times. ” I fell like him, like his ghost. Then I northwest winds at 10 to 20 knots will have something other than politics to discuss Manchester lord Road (Town). shed fire, 34 Adams St. said. ’No Mandy. they’ll think you’re out of your tonight, decreasing Thursday and tonight when Dr. John F. Sutherland, director ol Tuesday, 4:15 p.m. (Tow n). As if the stage collapsing wasn’t enough (b mind.' 1 even look like the guy, too. I got a little becoming variable about 10 knots the Manchester Community College Institute of Tuesday, 12:42 p.m. — dampen the party, it turned out ’ ’special guest freaked about how much I looked like him.” in the afternoon.. Local History, presents a narrated slide show medical call, 575 Center star Michael Jackson” was bogus, too. Visibility will be locally near entitled "Cheney Brothers Was the World.” St. (Paramedics). Jim Ray s $2.50,000 bash to celebrate a savings zero in fog until evening especially The committee will meet Wednesday at 7:30 Tuesday, 12:50 p.m. — Come and Enjoy and loan’s 20th anniversary was held outside in the east portion. Otherwise p.m. in the Lincoln Center hearing room. gas wash down. Manches­ Austin. Texas, on a spread replete with party tent visibility will often be 2 to 4 miles in In addition to the slide presentation, the ter High School (Town). and movie set-type vans in place of the usual Surprise sheepskin haze. By the afternoon visibility committee is scheduled to elect a secretary. Tuesday, 3:37 p.m. — tacky outdoor toilets. The 500 guests buzzed with will occasionally be 1 mile or less in gas wash down. 613 Hart- SUMMERTIME 1984 A anticipation as burly bodyguards kept them away Ordinarily, a university’s honorary degree at the ' S recipients are announced months before com­ thunderstorms. Later tonight and from the sequined-gloved young man seated in a Thursday more than 5 miles. gleaming while limo. mencement day. So imagine the Rev. Theodore Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell M. Hesburgh’s surprise when someone called out Weather — variable cloudiness But just before ’’Michael Jackson” andhisfour until the evening with haze and Located on the campus of Manchester Community College brothers were to perform, the stage collapsed and his name at Notre Dam e’s weekend graduation. ,y,- 260 NO. MAIN ST. some fog. During the afternoon DOUBLE 60 Bidwell Street • Manchester a decorative column toppled. Fortunately, no one The doctor of laws degree — a secret to all but a fi , ^ MANCHESTER. CT. few lop school officials before the ceremony — and evening scattered thunder­ was hurt, but the entertainment hustled off in a TIME was the lOOth honorary sheepskin for the Notre storms. Clearing late tonight and Satellite view ^ THE VALUE ■L NORTHWAY JUNE TIME JULY (Coat'd) AUGUST (Coni’d) helicopter without performing. The final blow fair Thursday. 7:00 Dame president, who has been in office since 1952 PLAZA Sun. 3 Mnncbcfler Symphony Orcbcstni nnd 7:00 Tue. 10 *T1ie Al Gentile Big Band 7:00 TUe. 14 Country Western Night was when word leaked out that the talent was Average wave heights — 1 to 2 Sponsor: Manchester Rotary SUm Coxx "Cowboy Caravan” Y and passed Herbert Hoover’s record of 89 degrees Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a m. EDT shows a OF YOUR Chomie ’’ Pops" Conctrl really Jackson look-a-like William Hall of San feet increasing to 2 to 4 feet this Rain Location: Keeney Street School in Memory of Arrigo "Red” Aimelfi Sponsor: The Purdy Corporation two years ago. The degree citation praised band of thunderstorms extending from the Southern Plains to the Rain Dale; Wednesday. Ilth Rain Date: Thursday. 16lh Antonio and his nine-man ’’Chiller” act. afternoon then decreasing to 1 to 2 Mon. 4 Manchester High School SlBfc Band A 7:00 Hesburgh as a ’ ’counselor to popes and Lower Lakes region. Scattered thunders torms are also visible over the MANUFACTURER'S Thu. 12 Wunderiee A Wibon's Traveling Puppet 7:00 Sal. 18 IrUh Music Festival; Larry Moran. M.C. 7:00 feet late tonight. Round Table Singers presidents ” and an internationally known cru­ central Gulf of Mexico and northern Florida. Mostly high clouds cover Productions Traditional Irish Musicians ^ IL n d y i TLie. 5 Bennet Junior High School Stage Band 7:00 Sponsor: Manchesler Junior Women's Club sader wbo ’crosses oceans the way the rest of us the Southeast. Thick layerdd frontal clouds blanket the Pacific COUPONS Folk Dancers of Ireland cross the street.” Sun. 10 Nalfaan Hale Andent Fifes and Drums 7:00 Rain Date; Friday, 13ih Mike Connolly, Vocalist Extended outlook Northwest. Most of the central portion of the country is clear. THE Knowlton's Conncclicul Rangers Sat. 14 The Appaloosa Band—Country Music 7:00 Step Dancers Oysters Rockefeller Details in Store I D tnoiPEOPLE c ni cPLEASERS First Artillery Detachment Sponsor: Empire Tool A M/g. Co. Sponsor: Friends o f Irish Music Extended outlook for New Eng­ The ’ ’Vagabonds” Drum nnd Bugle Corps Rain Date: Friday, 20th Rain Dale: Friday, 24ih Rockefeller Center was awash with real-lile Sponsor: Heritage Savings and Loan Asso. 7:00 land Friday through Sunday; It you hsvsn't rscglvsd your Sun. 15 "The Untouchables” Rhythm and Blues 7:00 Sun. 19 Alpine Echo Band Rockefellers Monday night lor the black lie S E A TT« j, Sun. 17 Manchester Ballet Company 7:00 Sponsor: Lynch Pontiac/Toyota H.S.V. Bavarian Dancers Connecticut, Massachusetts and vsluo psksd sslss circular, unveiling of four new restaurants at the midlown Site Items AviHable Thurs., 5/24; Fri., 5/25; Set., 5/26 Clarion Brau Quintet Mon. 16 Sphinx Temple Shrine Concert Band 7:00 Sponsors: Dynamic Metal Products Co. The right to ride clean Rhode Island: Variable cloudiness pick ona up at Iha atora. Sponsors: Manchester Lions Ciub and Economy Electric Supply Manhattan skyscraper complex. Banker David The Chanters friday. A chance of showers Connecticut Commission on the Arts Sponsor: Manchester Bi. Band Shell Corp. Mon. 20 Manchester Senior Citizen Orchestra 7:00 Rockefeller, brother Laurance, sisters-in-law From now on, it will be all right for cab drivers Saturday. Cloudy and cooler Sun­ The Rancho Foklorico Portuguese Folk TUc. 17 Mountain Laurel Cborus of Sweet AdcMncs” 7.00 Sunshine SIngen Blanchette and Happy, and Steven, grandson of to be scruffy, but their cabs must be clean if they USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE Dancers Beethoven Chorus day. Highs in the 70s Friday and NEW YORK Sponsor: Cunver Industries the late John D. Jr., were among the 600 guests at want to drive in San Francisco. Sponsor: Personal Tee Rain Date: Thursday. 19th l\ie. 21 Wesoly Bokk Polka Band 7:00 Saturday and in the 60s Sunday. 1st C U T the opening ol a $22.5 million eating complex that The city Board of Supervisors has told police Mon. 18 Inlematlonal Dance Festival 7:00 Wed. 18 Center Ballet Theatre 7:00 featuring Pete Pantaluk on trumpet chief Cornelius Murphy to draw up regulations Overnight lows in the 50s Friday AN ruAurtmi-n-W bt louIm T ^ i BONElfSS Mountain Laurel Cloggers *CapUol Brus Quintet Sponsor: Woodland Carden.\ encircles the sunken plaza. ”Scdenka” Interruitkmal FoMt Dance IVoupe Rain Date: Thursday. 23rd and Saturday, in the 40s Sunday. SHELL SIRLOIN Sat. 21 Bavarian Brass 7:00 ”1 think there arc about 30 of us here.” David that will require cab companies to keep their Or Chndash (Israeli) 7:00 Vermont: Dry Friday. A chance SHOULDER STEAK Alpine Dancers Wed. 22 Country-Western Jamboree said ol his kin, who sipped champagne and taxis clean. LOa AI(pEI Reel Nutmeg Sponsor: Connecticut Travel Services Tex Pavel. M.C. of showers over the weekend. STEAK Mountain Folk Dnncen (Czeehoalovaklan) nibbled on cracked conch, Texas shrimp. A random survey conducted Tuesday showed for London Broil Rain Date: Wednesday. 25ih Sponsor: Regal's Men's Shop Highs in the 70s. Lows in the 40s Sponsor: Manchester Bi. Band Shell Corp. Sat. 25 Norman Gage Big Band 7:00 Colorado beef. Maryland crabs, baked Sonoma most cab drivers agree with the new rule, LOWEST Sun. 22 ‘ Bcrale Bentley Dixkiaad Band 7:00 Friday, warming to the 50s by T\jc. 19 Bemie Bentley. Banjoul 7:00 Sponsor: Nichols Manchester Tire Sponsor: J.C. Penney Company goat cheese and. naturally, oysters Rockcleller. because cleaner cabs mean bigger tips. TEMPERATURES Sunday. "Old Fashion Sing-Along” Complete Automotive Service Regional Catalog Center. y^MIAMI Stepping Stone Band Rain Date: Monday, 23rd Rain Dale: 'Tuesday. 28lh Maine t i New Hampshire: Fair Burton Dancers Sun. 26 Silk City Barbershop Chorus 7:00 $929 7:00 $169 Sponsor: Berry Patch Farm Strawberries, Toe. 24 Johnny Prytho "Good Times Bnnd” Friday. A chance of showers north LEOEND- Guest Quartets eo , Route 30, South Windsor Sponsor: Burger King o f Manchester and in the mountains, fair south Rain Date: Monday. 27ih Rain Date: Thursday, 21st Rain Date: Thursday. 26lh Saturday. A chance of showers I______lib . Wed. 29 Chrtslianlly in Coneerl 7:00 Wed. 20 Peinutbuttcrjam 7:00 Sat. 28 Comwctlcnl’iMMolOUTymeFIddknanb 7:00 Songs of faith, hope and love Sunday. Lows in the 40s to low 50s. [;;/ jsMowiM* Concert for children with songs, Sponsor: General Oil Company Sponsor: Freedom Ministry Almanac Highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s. UPI WBATHER FOTOCA8T ' URGE sac ^ Rain Dale: Wednesday, August 1st puppets, and stories SEPTEMBER 2 Sponsor: Manchester Police Union, Sun. 29 “ Time Wni” —Sounds of the *50’s-'60’s 7:00 Sun. 9 76lh Dlv, U.S. Army Reserve Band 2:30 National forecast YELLOW RIPE A S l O l l Local 1495 Sponsor: Hoffman Enterprises Today is Wednesday. May 23rd, Rain Date; Saturday, 23rd Rain Date: Monday, 30th the 144th day of 1984 with 222 to Air quality For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During Wednesday night, BANANAS Fri. 22 Johnny T’s Snper Big Band 1:00 l\ie. 31 *Bobby Kaye "Swingsti^” Big Band follow. The state Department of Envir­ Sponsor: Manchester Stale Bank Sponsor: Gerber Scientific Products, Inc. •Co-sponsors: Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Corp.. generally fair weather is expected to favorthe major part ofthe nation The moon is in its last quarter. onmental Protection forecast mod­ Sun. 24 Polka Conntry MnOcians 7:00 Rain Date: Thursday, August 2nd and Music Performance That Funds in cooperation with the with skies ranging from clear to partly cloudy. A few showers, Sponsor: The Manchester Polbh American Hartford Musicians Association Local 400. The morning stars arc Mercury, erate air quality conditions across AUGUST Venus and Jupiter howeirer, may be found over parts of lower Florida and the Upper Charitable Foundation Connecticut for today. Good condi-, Rain Date: Monday, 25th ^ Fri. 3 Big Zucchini Washboard Bandlb 7:00 The evening stars are Mars and Mississippi Valley. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate tions were reported statewide TIDE 'Hie. 26 "Gram Roots” Blnegraae Musk 7:00 High energy trio singing and playing Saturn. . Tuesday. maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 61(85), Boston 52(77), $189 Sponsor: TbOand County Oedii Bureau, Inc. Early American folk initrumenis Those born on this date are under Sponsor: Manchester Bi. Band Shed Corp. Chicago 57(86), Cleveland 50(80), Dallas 70(92), Denver 56(71), UUNDRY DEIERGENT gr... Wed. 27 The West Point MUItnry Academy Stage 7:00 the sign of Gemini. They include Rain Location: East Catholic High Duluth 50(67), Houston 68(00), Jacksonville 64(84), Kansas City Band School Auditorium Sponsors: Manchester Army A Navy Club Austrian physician and hypnotist 61(76), Little Rock 59(89), Los Angeles 62(74), Miami 75(65), 115 New State Road, Manchester Manchester Bi. Band Shell Corp. Free Franz Mesmer in 1734, actor Limited Seating Available Weather radio Minneapolis 55(78), New Orleans 66(88), New York 56(77), Phoenix ASSORTED FUVORS Rain Location: East Catholic High Douglas Fairbanks Sr. in 1883, Sun. 5 *Fred Bocchino "Perentdve Braas” 7:00 The National Weather Service 76(107), San Francisco 51(71), Seattle 43(62), St. Louis 59(93) School Auditorium bandleader Artie Shaw in 1910, Washington 59(62). 115 New Slate Road, Manchester in the style of Tijuana Brass Sponsor: DtCormier Motor Sales Admission singer Rosemary Clooney in 1928, broadcasts continuous, 24-hour HOOD Limited Seating Available weather information on 162.475 $169 Rain Dale: Monday. 6th and actress Joan Collins in 1936. Fri. 29 Original Big Band Sound of the '40’t 7:00 mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in l\ie. 7 John JeakI Polka Party 7:00 ICE CREAM ILgal. Orchestra Polish Women’s Alliance Dance Group On this date in history: New London and 162.40 mHz in Manchester Herald Sponsor: AlSelfferi’sApplianoes, TV, Audio Sponsor: Willie's Steak House Meriden. Sat. 30 Lou Jonberl DUlelaad Band 7:00 Rain Dale: Thursday. 9ih In 1701, Captain William Kidd Sponsor: United Bank and That Co. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Wed. 8 SwedUh Muik Festival 7:00 Bring chairs or blankets was hanged in London for piracy Rain Date: Friday. July6lh UMIT 1 PER CUSTOMER Slig Yngve Orchestra and murder. Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis JULY Wonder Weaver Dancers Handicapped Parking Available In 1939, theU.S. Navy submarine Sponsor: Scandia Lodge 23, Ease Order Associate Publisher Business Manager 1 Oldies Bat Goodies Express 7:00 "Squalus” went down off New ! LINCOLN Sun. o f America Lottery Sounds of the 'S0's>'60’s Hampshire in 240 feet of water. USPS 327-500 Sponsor: J. D. Real Estate Associates, Inc. Sat. II Italian Mnsk Festival VOL. 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■Tv. aS./World Panel believes Casey had Carter book Connecticut Waterman to appeal his conviction tee members opposed the investigation WASHINGTON (UPI) - A House White House chief of staff, who said committed in the passing of the Carter Casey gave him the briefing papers. documents. The sources said the from the start and criticize it in a In Brief panel investigating the 1980 Reagan minority report as a waste of more than In Brief By AAork A. Dupuis sentence. Waterman's lawyer. James amounts of money helping people. wealth at near $600,000 The sources did not identify the report, which calls (or appointment of a Wade rebutted that Waterman stood campaign has concluded that despite $150,000. Albosta has said previously United Press International A. Wade, immediately said he would Waterman told the judge. "If I was out William Casey's denials, the Reagan witness. special prosecutor to pursue the appeal the case and presented papers for personal gain I could probably be by his innocent plea, describing the Air crash suit settied inquiry, concluded the leaked Carter his investigators had found evidence Soviets visit for peace campaign manager probably received Casey, in interviews and a sworn Former state Agriculture Commis­ to the court for the appeal. the richest man in this room, but I'm case as complex and centering on a White House documents were govern­ showing an "organized effort” by CHICAGO — The heirs of a family killed in the a leaked copy of President Carter's affidavit provided to the subcommit­ W ESTP O R T — The threat of nuclear war and sioner H. Earl Waterman Jr. was free Noren. who describe the case as a not.” close issue. "He is an unusual man. ment papers, not campaign papers. Reagan campaign aides to obtain nation's worst air disaster are satislied with an debate briefing papers, sources say. tee, said he does not remember seeing the dlympic boycott were on the minds of those “tragic drama," delayed the start of A six-member jury found Waterman Unorthodox is a word we heard In a letter Tuesday, Albosta called on confidential documents from the Car­ without bond today hoping an appeals out-of-courl settlement of $375,000 for the agony The Post Office and Civil Service the document or numerous others waiting to greet a Soviet delegation of professors, court would overturn his conviction for the sentence until the appeal is decided guilty April 10 on the larceny count, throughout this trial.” Wade said Attorney General William French ter White House and re-election the victims suffered in the final minute of their subcommittee headed by Rep. Donald provided from the Carter administra­ journalists and other professionals scheduled to and allowed Waterman to remain free which carried a maximum sentence of • There has been no evidence de­ Smith to seek appointment of a special campaign. cheating his hometown out of $38,500 in lives, an attorney says. Albosta, D-Mich., which was expected tion and reelection campaign, the arrive today in Westport. a bogus sand deal. on a written promise to appear in court. 20 years in prison and the $10,000 fine. duced by anyone that he is a man of Jury selection in the trial stemming from the to wrap up a 10-month investigation by sources said. prosecutbr who might “ resolve con­ The nine visitors will stay with host families Assistant State's Attorney Kevin greed. ' Wade said Sources said the report focuses on Waterman, who attributed his con­ May 25,1979, crash of an American Airlines DC-10 issuing a 2,400-page report today, could Albosta declined to comment on the flicts in testimony" through use of a during a 12-day visit to Connecticut, intended to Waterman. 55. resigned as state Kane made no specilic recommenda­ grand jury or other prosecution tools. minutes from a Sept. 12,1980, "deputies viction for larceny to an unorthodox that killed 273 people was scheduled to begin not identify the source of the docu­ release of the report, to be issued over improve understanding between the two super style of management, was sentenced agriculture commissioner the day tion on a sentence, but urged Noren to Kane said a one-man grand jury Tuesday when the settlement was announced. ments on the Carter side, sources the objections of Republican members A federal judge on May 14 ordered meeting" at which Casey allegedly told powers. after his arrest last December on the impose a penalty that would deter other investigalion into allegations of corrup­ Smith to appoint an independent his staff he •-wants more material from Tuesday to a five-year suspended Lawyers for the heirs of the Stephen Sutton familiar with the report said. of the panel, except to note the Betty Lou Cummings of Westport said prison term and placed on probation for larceny charge. The incident involving public officials from corruption. tion in Suffield was continuing, but counsel to investigate the allegations, the Carter campaign and wants it family were seeking damages for the "pre­ Congressional sources said Tuesday "forgetfulness on the part of a lot of activities will include public receptions, appear­ five years. the sand took place in 1982 when he was "This is a crimejthat was planned would not say if Waterman would be but the Justice Department last week circulated." impact pain and suffering" of the family when that while the report does not accuse people" in the Reagan campaign. ances as guest speakers, a meeting with the He also was ordered to pay the Suffield's first selectman. and it was ond it took summoned to testily in that won a stay from a three-judge appeals According to the sources, the report they realized their plane was about to crash. the director of the Central Intelligence According to the sources, the report League of Women Voters and a fund-raiser to maximum $10,000 fine for first-degree In a statement to Noren. Waterman some thougm iljiijf^^ane. "It's the investigation court panel that"cbuld leave the issue questions Casey's denials that he Their case included an animation they planned to Agency, outright, it cites at least one strongly challenges a finding by the defray expenses. larceny and to pay the town of Suffield claimed the town received everything type ol crime tfraTls 'deterable' ' Waterman was the second former undecided until around election time. sought inside information from the show the jury depicting the one-minute flight and witness supporting the story of Reagan Justice Department that there was "no The trip marks the second exchange between $38,500 as restitution for the money the for which il paid and b la m ^ his Kane said Waterman did not act out high-ranking slate olficial convicted in Sources said Republicafi subcommit­ Carter side. crash. campaign aide James Baker, now credible evidence" a crime was the two countries sponsored by a Vermont-based state claims he made through the sand conviction on circumstantial evidence of impulse or emotion, as is the case in a criminal case in less than a year Sutton, 38, his wife, Carolyn, 38, and their sons, group called US-USSR Bridges for Peace. The deal. and his "unorthodox" way of doing many crimes. He also said the former Former state Transportation Commis­ Colin, 9, and Christopher, 7, were among 271 Soviet delegation participated Tuesday in orien­ After Manchester Superior Court business. commissioner did not act out of need, sioner Arthur B. Powers was convicted people on board the plane who were killed. Two tation sessions in Norwich, Vt. Judge Richard C. Noren announced the “I've given away tremendous n o tin v Waterman had put his personal in April 1983 of hindering prosecution. men on the ground also were killed when the Reagan sees safer world aircrafi crashed less than a minute after takeoff from O'Hare International Airport in Chicago. Wrong number Highest level in five years W ASHINGTON (U PI) - Depict­ Union in the face of its boycott of act unilaterally to back up his ing himself as a leader in a world the Summer Games in Los Angeles earlier promise to keep open the B R ID G E P O R T — The defense in a federal Hospital ordeal ends "maybe a little safer than it has and its announcement of subma­ vital oil passage in the Strait of loansharking case obtained a confidential tele­ been in the past, " President rine deployments off the U.S. Hormuz, Reagan replied. "I can't phone number because of a slip-up by a police COLUMBUS, Ohio — A shackled convict used a coast, he tried to allay (ears of the foresee that.” Earlier, he said the department secretary, ousted Police Superin­ fake gun to take two prison guards hostage in a Reagan has ruled out any conces­ Budget surplus grows to $90 million chances of U.S. troops becoming tendent Joseph A. Walsh has testified. 2 sions to the Soviets that might get American public on two foreign hospital before becoming weary and surrender­ policy questions that have domes­ involved were "very slight." The secretary mistakenly placed the number them back to the nuclear bargain­ surplus in at least live years. The stale ing early today, releasing his last captive tic political implications — Central on his desk in view of a private investigator H A R TFO R D (U PI) — The state's Fiscal Analysis predicted a surplus of growing. Rep. Mae Schmidle. R unharmed to end a 12'A-hour ordeal, ing table. On Central America, he said projected budget surplus has reached more than $113 million. recorded a $93.7 million surplus in the Newtown, said in a statement. Appearing in command through­ America and the Persian Gulf. apparently working for defense lawyers, Walsh Paul Brumfield, 37. convicted ol rape and using U.S. troops would “ lose all said T u e ^a y in a Superior Court hearing on the highest level in at least five years, 1977-78 liscal year, ofiiciais said. The surplus funds^will be tunneled out Tuesday night's 36-minute those, friends and neighbors. ... "Our surplus will approach $100 Both Milano and Bob Harris, assist­ into a "rainy day " lund to ullset murder, walked from the hospital basement Reagan indicated the U.S. troops charges he mismanaged the 420-member swollen by higher revenues from taxes nationally broadcast news confer­ They don't want American man­ million. " said Milano, secretary ol the ant director of the legislative fiscal delieits in future years under a law clinic at 2:58 a.m. E D T, said police Capt. Ralph wpuld not be used in either region, department. and other sources, legislative and Webb. ence, his 24th, Reagan blamed the power there," But pressed as to Olfice of Policy and Management and office, attributed the increase to higher enacted last year although he never said so directly. Walsh, 68, said the number was that of the executive branch budget officials say. Democrats and the news media for whether he would intervene to stop chief budget adviser to Gov. William revenues from faxes and legalized The legislative analysis predicted a Rick Hayes, a prison guard who been held at In both cases, he said the mother of a woman who claimed she was State budget chief Anthony V. Milano gunpoint for just over 12 hours, followed giving the impression "that 1 El Salvador from going commu­ O'Neill. gambling. $56 million surplus in their lust detailed governments involved have not assaulted by a former Bridgeport police officer. said Tuesday he the projected surplus 3 Brumlield from the room. somehow have an itchy finger and nist, Reagan said he would be The sharp increase in the projections "You've got a strung economy in report in February In its last report at asked for direct U.S. assistance, While an officer, William Krischel was working had reached at least $90 million, while A second guard was released Tuesday night, am going to blow up the world.” "very foolish to try and answer" raised the prospect ol the largest Connecticut. " Milano said. "The sales the end ol April, the comptroller s although he renewed his appeal to as an undercover agent for the federal officials in the Legislature's Office of 7‘/2 hours alter the incident began at Riverside To the contrary, the president such a question. lax is at historic levels. " ofl ice projected a $53.9 million surplus. Congress to provide funds for El government and was to have been a witness for Hospital, where Brumfield had been taken lor said, his voice rising and .sounding Also cited were strung returns Irom Harris said another detailed report Salvador to fight communist guer­ The questions ranged Irom the the government in the loansharking trial, court treatment. hurt by the criticism,'"I don't know the interest, capital gains and divi­ would be issued this week and would rillas and for Nicaraguan dissi­ hot spots in Central America and testimony showed. of anyone, in or out of government, dends taxes, the corporations tax and predict a surplus "a little bit higher" that is more determinedly seeking dents to continue their battle the Persian Gulf to rising interest Laws will stiffen penalties rates and N ATO unity, but the special revenue, or revenue Irom than the $113.8 million lurecast in an De Lorean trial resumes peace than I am." against the Sandinista O ’Neili presents awards legalized gambling. interim report May 7. While Reagan maintained a government. central question from beginning to LOS AN GELES — John De Lopean, discussing H A R TFO R D — Gov. William O'Neill presented The increased projection brought Milano attribuled the dillerence in tough posture toward the Soviet Asked il the United States would end was on U.S.-Soviet relations. the possible millions in profits from heroin and awards today to 16 people associated with a for cruelty and fireworks complaints Irom one legislative Repub­ the two offices' projections to a more cocaine deals, told a government informer he did « federally funded program that provides food and lican that slate residents were being conservative stance by his olfice in overtaxed and that tax and lee hikes computing its ligures. not want to back out of a plan to import thedrugs. nutrition education to women and children. HARTFORD (UPI) — a crime punishable by up • Require the Depart­ enacted this year to linance transporta­ " We will tend to be a little more a secretly recorded videotape shows. O'Neill and a regional official of the U.S. Gov. William O'Neill has to a year in prison and up ment ot Economic Devel­ tion repairs were unnecessary. cautious." said Milano, who added the Prosecutors have said the tape of the Sept. 4, Economy leveling off, he says Department of Agriculture presented the awards signed bills stifiening pe­ to a $1,000 fine it the opment to study the feasi­ "To put it in terms of a typical size ol the surplus wasn't know n earlier 1982, meeting, shown to jurors Tuesday in De at a Capitol ceremony marking the 10th nalties for cruelty to fireworks are valued at bility ol creating a family, each iamily has been over- because lirm figures on sombre venues Lorean's drug trafficking trial, is significant WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ president said. growth rate to the lower end of the anniversary of the Women, Infants and Children animals and possession or more than $10,000. museum in Enfield to program. . taxed by $100 — and the surplus is still. weren't available until recently. because the automaker was given a chance to dent Reagan is sticking by his Reagan, contradicting some of Fed's targets, which prompted the sale of large quantities of The previous law set a honor recipients of the back out of the narcotics transaction. prediction that interest rates will his administration's top officials, criticism, may have been Among the recipients were Barbara Casey of lireworks. penalty ol up to 90 days in Order ol the Purple Heart James T. Hoffman, a federal informant and come down by summer's end. but also said the Federal Reserve inadvertant. the WIC program at Yale-New Haven Hospital O'Neill, working jail and up to a $100 line • Increase from $300 to star government witness, testified before the tape says it will take "a warm Sep­ Board's tight-money policy is In any case, Reagan said, money and Marcelle Guth of Ihe WIC program at New through the latest batch of regardless of the value of $600 the amount of prop­ was played that agents instructed him to "use tember" for that to come true. "right on target.” growth now has moved up well Britain. General Hospital. They were among 100 bills to reach his desk the fireworks. erty damage required in a clear narcotics terms " during the Washington During his nationally broadcast within guidelines. people nationwide to receive a special award. from the 1984 Legi.slature, O'Neill also signed a bill motor vehicle accident hotel room meeting with De Lorean and "to give news conference Tuesday night, Treasury Secretary Donald Re­ also signed into law a $3.6 clarifying a section of the before an insurance com­ him specific understanding that he was not Reagan also said he sees no sign of gan and White House spokesman Reminded by a reporter that he Brother looks for justice billion general fund state Freedom ol Infor­ pany could add a sur­ compelled to do the deal." mation Act to allow a charge to a motorist's recession ahead and that the Larry Speakes recently blamed a recently predicted that interest H A R TFO R D — The brother of a church worker budget for the 1984-85 THE OLE' FASHION FIVE & DIME ^ _ person to tile a complaint liability or physical dam­ economy appears to be "leveling rise in inleresl rates on the Fed. rates would come back down slain in El Salvador said today the evidence fiscal year beginning July about a closed or secret age premiums. 975 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER CT. Vegas strike ends looms ofl " from its 8.8 percent rate of saying the central bank was not "belore the warm weather's left against the national guardsmen accused in the 1. growth in the first quarter of this allowing enough money for the The budget bill, passed meeting within 30 days of us. " Reagan said he would stand UPI photo killing is overwhelming but acknowledged • Require hotels, mot­ LAS VEGAS — The longest and most violent year. recovering economy. by that prediction. in the legislative session receiving notice the meet­ B-B-Q 3 PIECE apprehension about the "backward and archaic ing was held. els or inns with 100 or ■Vour. strike in the history of the Nevada gambling The administration still esti­ Reagan said Tuesday control of "It may take a warm Sep­ judicial system." that ended May 9, was industry could be over by Memorial Day. REAGAN AT NEWS CONFERENCE Current law requires more rooms to have visual ^ JM H C2 mates 5 percent economic growth money growth is not an "exact tember,” he said, but interest "Given that the trial is taking place under a signed Monday by GRILL B-B-Q SET . . . backs El Salvador aid that the appeal challeng­ fire alarms, which aid the Leaders of the powerful culinary workers and for this year as a whole, the tool " and a recent dip in this rates would come down. strange judicial system in a foreign country, I O'Neill, according to Wil­ 12” diameter ing the validity of closing hearing-impaired, in at Includaa: tonga, bartenders union Tuesday urged ratification ol a think it would be difficult to make predictions,” liam F. Siering Jr., the 3 position the session be filed within least 1 percent of their lurnar and fork. new contract with 11 strikebound casino-hotels said Michael Donovan, a 33-year-oId certified governor's executive Reg. 3.88 which could clear the Las Vegas Strip of pickets 30 days of the meeting rooms or units. Establish­ Rag. 3.88 public accountant. clerk. by Friday, The vote was scheduled Thursday. date. ments with less than too Sal* End! 5/31/84 Donovan is the brother of Ursuline lay worker The budget includes ad­ The strike started April 2 when 50,000 culinary Agent Orangp bill nears final passage ditional funds for a host of Other bills in the latest rooms would have to Op«n Dally 9-5:30 Ihurt to 8 Cloaad Sunday Jean Donovan, who was raped and killed with two provide at least one visual workers, bartenders, stagehands and musicians programs, including mo­ group signed by O'Neill Catholic Maryknoll nuns and an Ursuline nun in alarm. walked off their jobs at 29 hotels. Hundreds of WASHINGTON (UPI) promise package worked culty veterans have had in cent of all nuclear test- mittee, said the bill is "not It specifies that a number ney for a legislative pay will: VALUE VARIETY STORE WITH MORE A El Salvador in December 1980. strikers were arrested in sometimes violent — After months of negoti­ out by Sen. Alan Simpson, getting VA approval for related cases have been some miracle solution but of disorders — possibly Miss Donovan was a lay missionary working in raise and an increase in clashes with police. ations. Congress may be R-Wyo., Cranston and re­ disability or death denied, including 97 per­ an honest step forward" caused by the battlefield an orphanage. Her body and those of the nuns welfare benefits under the near final passage ol presentatives of the benefits. cent of those filed for worked out in hopes of defoliant Agent Orange or were found in a shallow grave. Aid to Families with De- Lebanese Cabinet convenes legislation intended to administration. Cranston said as many malignancies. easing "the veterans' an­ radiation — be given Five former national guardsmen were indicted pendent Children help Vietnam veterans The House approved a as 380,000 veterans — “ As to Agent Orange, guish over exposure to special attention. in connection with the killings with their trial program. B E IR U T, Lebanon — Lebanon's new Cabinet get compensation for lor similar bill last year but 250,000 test participants about which admittedly Agent Orange or starting today. To date, O'Neill has made up of rival Christian and Moslem diseases linked to the limited the guidelines to and 130,000 members of science can tell us much radiation." The bill also requires signed 192 bills adopted by representatives convened today following a night battlefield defoliant specific medical condi­ the occupation forces in less, the record is no that the benefit of doubt be Elderiy man missing the 1984 Legislature and of lighting between their rival militias. Agent Orange. tions outlined in the legis­ Japan — may have been better," Cranston said. The legislation would givetr to the veteran and a has vetoed none, Siering Y Government sources said the meeting was TheSenate Tuesday ap- lation. The Senate bill exposed to radiation. He said of 20,000 claims order the VA, with the ruling by the VA that one M ILFO R D — A search continued today for an said. concentrating on ways to end the fighting before provClTa compromise bill invokes no such He said the VA has for compensation filed, help of a newly created of the specified disorders elderly man who apparently became disoriented Among the latest group turning to issues such as the restructuring of the that would order the Vete- limitations. allowed no cases from the only 15 have been granted. advisory committee, to is not caused by Agent Tuesday and wandered away from his home in approved was a bill to army and civil service. ran.s Administration to set Congressional action Hiroshima and Nagasaki Simpson, chairman of publish its determinations Orange or radiation can the Devon section of Milford, police said. increase the fine for The 4-week-old Cabinet of Prime Minister up guidelines, not only for was spurred by the diffi­ Nveterans and said 98 per­ the Senate Veterans Com­ 300 days after enactment. be challenged in court. State police with bloodhounds joined the search cruelty to animals Irom Rashid Karami faces a parliamentary vole of the Vietnam veterans ex­ late Tuesday for Clarence Morrison, 76, who left $250 to $750, effective Oct. confidence next week in which it will outline its posed to Agent Orange, his home alMut 1 p.m. on foot and was last seen 1. government policy calling for political, social and but also for servicemen walking toward Stratford, police said. He was The governor also military relorms in the civil-war torn country. expo.sed to radiation after Grand opening report^ missing by his wife. signed a bill, effectively Ministerial sources quoted by Beirut radio said the nuclear bombing ol Dr. Robert T. Yarosh Morrison was described as 5-foot-7 and about immediately, increasing Tuesday the Cabinet had no fixed agenda for its Nagasaki and Hiroshima ISO pounds. He was wearing glasses, a white shirt, the penalty for selling meeting, but the five Christian and Moslem at the end of World War II Optometry green pants, a gray sweater and brown slippers, fireworks or possession of members were expected to concenti ate on ending or during nuclear testing. WATER-WISE police said. _ fireworks with intent to the lighting between rival militias belore "How can we do less? " Announces that he has assumed the prac­ 250 Broad Street sell.The bill would make it presenting their policies to Parliament lor asked Sen. Alan Cranston, tice of Dr. Eugene M. Davis and that all re­ Manchester, C T approval. cords will continue to be available in this of­ D-Calif. “ We can't. We 647-SAIL won't.” fice at— She climbs to conquer The Senate approved 164 E. Center St. KATM ANDU, Nepal — An economics lecturer the bill by voice vote and May 25, 26, 27 today became the first Indian woman to clinSb sent it to the House after Manchester, CT Mount p:verest and the fifth female to scale the first adopting 95-0 a com­ Come In and regMe world's highest peak. Nepal's Ministry of Dr. Yarosh specializes in comprehensive Thursday 10- 9 Tourism said. eye examinations, contact lenses and low lor Prizes - Friday FOR A MES8ABE OF vision services. 10-9 • Accompanied by two male climbers of a CHRISTIAN HOPE ANO LOVE 1st Prize - BIC Sailb Saturday 10-5 20-member Indian expedition, Bachendri Pal, 28, Office hours by appointment an economics lecturer Irom Uttar Kashi in Uttar OialM&HOPE Featuring Pradesh state, reached the summit during the I gf 6 4 9 -2 0 2 0 DuFour Fun Boards Leisure Wear by alternoon, the ministry said. 41 2 Cmltf CMirHitituI Cliiidi DuFour Wing______OP, Sundek A Stubbles MincMilir Caution: zone Is erotic-free STOCKHOLM. Sweden (UPI) — F;rotic-free zones — where flirting THANK YOU and sexual innuendoes are forbidden — should be introduced to work places and organizations, a Swedish women's organi­ to all the workers, zation says. The proposal of the EXCELLENT SELECTIONS Social Democratic sponsors and persons Women's Association is •HUNDREDS OF PERENNIALS part of a campaign called AND ANNUALS. "Liberate Love” toclamp who attended Cabaret NOW OPEN THURS. TIL 8:00 P.M. down on promiscuity and •OVER 200 TYPES OF sexual abuse to be pres­ SHRUBS, For your home, car, uan, ented at the group's an­ East. You made it a nual congress. EVERGREENS or recreation vehicle AND TREES. "This is a program for great success! See daily democracy between men and women," said Christina Wharolin, Knowtedgaibk persoH!^ leader of the group that you all next ye^fprthe ready to hdp our framed the proposal. "Men have for so long eusUmers... been the norm-setters 2nd annual dabaret •O’ .4 ,' even in sexual matters. That is what we want to do Whitham Nursery away with,” she said. East. Route 6, Bolton — 643-7802 4^ "What sort of freedom is it Open daily and Sunday 9 A.M . to 5 :3 0 P.M. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC when women are abused, 222 AAcKEE STREET AAANCHESTER raped and pinched on the M PAREIC a iB OF EAST UTHOUC HIGH SCHOOL rear? " li - MANCHESTER HERALD Wt^ne>du>. M jy 23, 19«4 MAM HESTER HERALD. Wcdiii-sdiiy May 23. 1984 Richard M. Diamond. Publisher^ Douglas A. Bevins. Managing E d it^ James P. Sacks. City Editor Mondale interrupts quest opinion X ( to fill campaign coffers Jack Race is on in eastern Connecticut Bv Laurence McQuillan debt, would like to spend $1 million Mondale wooed West Virginia Anderson United Press International to $1.5 million on the final contests voters Tuesday, accusing the — most of it going to television Reagan administration of trying Walter Mondale. onte the Hnan- Politicuns in eastern Connecticut haven't had an Rep. Betsy Gibson of Groton, but she is running for re- W s s N n g to n commercials in California and "to cut the heart out of mine safety cial titan of t ^ Democratic election. So after a few briel flirtations by other New Jersey. * laws.” opportunity like this in a decade or more Merry-Go-Round , presidential- contenders, is being His chief rival, who has done "When 1 was vice president, we Suddenly three seats in the Legislature have opened Democrats, the contest seems to be shaping up betu een Jlorced to interrupt a feverish Capitol better in attracting contributions, put people's lives and health ahead up after being occupied that long by Democrats who Tony Skiff, the deputy m ayor, and Tim Bates, the city- campaign pace and spend time the last few months, has accumu­ of e\ery-thing else." Mondale said had become "institutions" at the state Capitol. attorney. of the city of Groton. replenishing empty campaign Comments lated a debt of $4.6 million — after touring a mine. “ Reagan did It started last month when Senate Majority Leader coffers in order to finish his quest. roughly half of what his campaign everything to slash the enforce­ Bob Conr^ DOROTHY GOODWIN kept her decision to herself While Gary Hart roams through Dick Schneller of Essex surprised colleagues by say ing has spent. ment funding for these laws. " he would not seek re-election. Two weeks ago. Sen. Syndicated Columnist until after the General Assembly adjourned. But w hen Terrorists New Mexico and South Dakota The Colorado senator, stressing Mary Martin of Groton made a similar announcement, she broke the new s to the Mansfield Democratic Town today, aiid Jesse Jackson huddles his Western ties as he courted New " I will not only work w ith you to gel people back to work, but I to be followed by Rep. Dorothy Goodwin of Mansfield. Com m ittee, the surprise and shock throughout her in Washington. D.C. with strate­ Mexico's voters Tuesday, claimed gists. Mondale wiU try to raise guarantee you I'v e got blood in my No one has a good chance of challenging any of them party statewide was on a par with the reaction to train for the nation can't afford more $525,000 in two states he has "Reagan for the rich” policies. eyes about the enforcement of as long as they kept a toot on their respective bases. But Republican who seeks the Democratic nomination this Schneller's announcement. She is up there with the best already won — Illinois and Texas. "I conte here as a Westerner.” those laws...” he declared. time. Former New London Mayor Peg Curtin would be now. because of their imminent departures, the area this Legislature has ever seen. Someone w ill succeed Mondale. whose campaign has the Colorado senator told about Jackson is spending today in has trembled with m ore political activity than it has available, but she says the need to raise a sizable w ar her. No one can replace her. Olympics spent just over $17 million for the 1.000 persons at a plaza in Santa Washington, meeting with his staff known in years. Even Republicans, sensing that Ronald chest has discouraged her. Representative Janet Jonathan Petto of Mansfield declared hi? candidacy- primaries and caucuses thus far. is Fe. "We need a Westerner at the to discuss what steps to take in the Reagan will do well in Connecticut and exert pull on the Polinsky of Waterford has said "no thanks ' last Saturday for the Deipocratic nomination. WASHINGTON — IntelUgence put of money for the crucial stretch top of the ticket.” wake of his third meeting with UPl photo Pelto. the party chairm an there, niay have m ade a drive which culminates June 5 with ballot, are getting excited. reports warn that the radical "W e must send Ronald Reagan Charles Manatt. the chairman ol primaries in five states. Democratic presidential hopeful Walter Tuesday during a campaign visit. The A T A R E C E N T M E E T IN G of some Dem ocrats in the name for him self by dabbling in presidential politics in Puerto Rican revolutionary group, back to his ranch lor good in 1984. the Democratic Party. Jackson The money he hopes to raise at We know- we can't afford four more Mondale stops to chat with a coal miner state's primary is June 5, same as the R E Pl BLICANS. INCIDENTALLY, have their own 2Uth. the idea was to launch and support a candidacy by- recent years, but he m ay have a battle on his hands with known by the dread letters FALN . renewed complaints that party- Sally Bowles, daughter of tormer Governor and Mrs. fund raisers in Chicago and Dallas years of Reagan for the rich.” Bobby Goldsburg in Comfort. W. Va. crucial California contest. show on the other side of the state where Sen. Bill other Democrats for the House nomination. Mansfield has set up mobile camps across the rules do not distribute delegates Chester Bowles of Essex. But the leading possibility , if will be spent on the California, New "W e must not give the president 2 Rogers of Southbury isn't running again. His is one of Mayor Jane Ann Bobbitt. Councilor Sheila Anuhir and according to popular vote. Mexican border to train terrorists Jersey. West Virginia. South Da­ four more years to select our next . the safest GOP districts in the state, and two legislators there is one. seems to be torm er Rep. Pat Hendel of Planning Commissioner Aline Booth w ere being for attacks on the Summer Olym ­ kota and New Mexico primaries Supreme Court. We must not give "P a rty justice must precede New London, who is eager to run. mentioned for it before Pelto went public w ith his who have waited tor this day a long while have fairly- pic Games in Los Angeles. next month — when there are 486 the president four more years to party unity." Jackson told repor­ Republicans have Pierre - Pete ' Connairof East candidacy. exploded out of the chute in pursuit of the nomination. Omniously. the reports also delegates at stake. sell the environment down the ters after his latest plea to Manatt. Lym e already in the lield. but W illie Nahas of New Republicans hope G eorge Witham w ill continue to They are Reps. Carol Herskowitz of Southbury and predict that the F A L N 's violent Mondale, who is $2 million in rivers." he said. "W e want our share of delegates." London has the backing of form idable G O P leader consider running, as he has been doing, because he Jamie McLaughlin of Woodbury leader. William Morales, w ill soon Other GOP legislators who might have been Em m a Lincoln plus a good track record at the polls came within 120 votes of upsetting Dorothy Goodwin be released from a Mexican prisSn considered — Reps. Adle Kusnitz ol Monroe. David going for him. two years ago. That finish would have to bie tempered and delivered into the custody'lif 7ly£}liaJd Smith of Brookfield and Richard Foley ol Oxford — In Mary Martin's 18th District, tb" fastest start by the belief that she was being ' "punished"' by som e of leftist authorities in the Tijuana Bush comes home for visit Youth Specialty Shop apparently aren't interested. A play to have tormer toward a nomination has been made oy a Republican. the geniuses at the University ol Connecticut for voting, 3 area. That's as close to Los Sen. Dick Bozzuto ol Watertown, who precede Rogers, Donald "This is the year ' Schoolcraft of Groton Others favorably on the reorganization of higher education, in 757 Main Street Angeles as be could get to set up HARTFORD (UPl) - Vice late father, who represented Con­ Earlier in the day. Bush is (o run again did not work. in the party who are cool on Schoolcraft have what, if true, must have been a woelul e.xhibition of Manchester* 649-1232 terrorist headquarters without President George Bush was necticut in the U.S. Senate from address a group of minority- Over east, the decisions by Schneller. Martin and encouraged William Shea, also ol Groton. GOP pettiness. beaded back today to the state 1952-63. crossing into U.S. jurisdiction. business owners at a Windsor Goodw in led to a flood ol 'yes " and " if " and "m ayb e " legislators in the area-who cana^^be ruled out are where he grew up to present an The dinner at Trinity College in meeting organized by Ben An­ But the unknown quantity in all Connecticut politics The Soviet grievances against reactions by potential candidates. It has turned out to Reps. David Anderson and Glenn Arthur of Ledyard. award named in honor of his father Hartford will be the major state drews, a Hartford Republican and this year is what impact a Reagan sw eep, if that the Los Angeles Olympics, mean­ MH be a revolving door, but fun while it lasts. Muriel Buckley of Groton and Frank Turek of happens, w ill have on these legislative races. The level and meet with minority business GOP fund raiser of (he year, state NAACP leader. while, will encourage the terrorists owmers. according to state party Chairman In addition to honoring Alsop. Spring Sale In Schneller's 20th Senatorial District, the earlybird Stonington. ol activity seems to indicate that the politicians are to strike all the harder. U.S. Bush was scheduled to address a Thomas J. D'Am ore Jr. Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr., R-Conn.. myididate was Ray Terrell of Old Lyme, a tormer The only Democratic House m em ber in the 18th is S to rew id e w illing to cross that bridge w hen they get to it. intelligence sources fear. The group of minority business owners "The party is purposely limiting will present a special tribute to 2 0 % OFF FALN is led by hard-line Marxists in Windsor this afternoon, meet itself to one major event early in lorm er Republican Sen. Jacob ON ANY ONE ITEM An editorial who ape the Moscow line and tend, later with reporters in Farmington the year so as not to interfere with Javits pf New- York, who also will 20% off in the way of young revolutionar­ and attend an evening GOP fund individual fund-raising efforts of attend the evening dinner WITH THIS COUPON raiser in Hartford. our candidates later in the political Alsop. active in state GOP ies. to translate propaganda into MINIMUM PURCHASE 10.00 Our Regular Merchandise ' At the fund raiser, the vice season." he said. politics for 40 years, has been a violenc-e. -* Girls Sizes 4-14 president will present the Prescott The GOP expects 750 to 800 member of the Republican Na­ SUE AND SCOUT ITEMS This group is regarded by the S. Bush Awaid to John Alsop. a people to attend the $200 per person tional Committee since 1968. He ______EXCLUDED______Boys and Youths Sizes 4-20 Reagan’s bows FBI as the No. 1 terrorist threat to lon^m e state GOP leader who is fund raiser, taking in about $125 to was the GOP candidate lor gover­ Huskies Sizes 8-20 the United States, and Morales is retiring from politics this year. $150 in profit on each ticket, nor in I%2 and served louryears in COUPON VALID MAY 24-26 this nation's most wanted terror­ The award is named for Bush's spokesman Larry Hughes said the Legislature. (Eiceptior3 - Bathing Sutls) are premature ist. According to an intelligence Tuesday. document, "the FA LN has been Thursday, Friday, Saturday responsible for over ISO terrotJSt May 24 - 25 - 26 Fresh on the heels of Martin Feldstein's defection bombings in the U.S. since'its McLaughlin announces candidacy from the Reagan administration comes this founding in 1973 ... (It) has UART'S Levi® perceptive observation from Yale University developed an extensive terrorist HARTFORD (UPl) - Rep. nouncing his candidacy early to state in writing that he or she didn't CXithtters to me youngsei Corduroy Boot Jeans network stretching across the U.S. economist James Tobin. James McLaughlin, a two-term allow Republicans to line up to want to be kept alive by lile- Waist 25-30 and into Mexico. Morales is also seek his House seat. support systems in the event of a The Nobel laureate told a Bates College audience 'Republican from Woodbury, will All lengths - All colors developing links with insurgent seek his party's nomination for the McLaughlin, 30. a public rela­ terminal illness. Fnx Run M all ■ Glastonbury M recently that President Reagan tucked out with this movements in Central America.” - Senate seat being vacated by Sen. tions consultant, led an unsuccess­ ______reg. *20.50 *14.99 economic recov ery. His policies had nothing to do M on-S>t 9 30-S 30 TTiura 9.30-9 My associate Jon Lee Anderson -W illiam Rogers III. R-Southbury-. ful effort in the House this year to McLaughlin said he would rein­ with reversing the most serious recession since adopt a so-called living will bill, troduce the measure next year if Top Brand Names spent most of a day with Morales in McLaughlin said Tuesday he will b33-7IH7 which also had been championed World W ar II the maximum security wing of seek the nomination for the 32nd elected to the Senate The bill has CASH - MASTER CHARGE - VISA by Rogers. been killed in the House or Senate "1 don't think he deserves any credit," Tobin Reclusorio Norte, a model Mexi­ District Senate seat at a district No Adjustments on Previous Sales convention July 17 and was an­ The bill would allow a person to five times. declared, 'except for being lucky. He's the luckiest can prison on the outskirts of man I've ever observed in public life." Mexico City. This was supposed tp A We agree. Reaganomics was never an innovative have been the first of a series qt meetings, leading up to a visit to economic strategy. The administration instead used the terrorist camps. NOW SERVING THE ENTIRE TOWN OF MANCHESTER conv entional, w orn methods of solv ing inflation with But the dialogue broke down. large unemployment without resolving the funda­ Morales w as willing to continue tlw mental problems of this economy, screening process but left tMb Reagan may insist, as he did in Tuesday night s decision to his F A LN comrades th the United States. They finally sa|jl press conference, that interest rates will go down i this fall and the recovery will not be jeopardized. no. Y But Anderson did not come back Feldstein disagreed, and he was the only one in the without a story-. He's the only \ administration with a realistic view of the reporter, after all, who has beu economy's future. allowed to meet the FALN leadef. In his inaugural address in 1981, the president Morales is a determined revolQ- insisted that the country's economic problems tionary and Marxist zealot driv^ would go away. Unfortunately, the vicious cycle at once by idealism and hatred. 4 between inflation and recession will continue, would-be usurper who justifiH because his economic policies do not address the himself as the avenger of terribly wrongs. Yet he's the mere boss oQ complex problems which beset this country. r -': small gang who seeks to stir upHji Perhaps Reagan should be excused because he is mass following. *■ hampered by the economics of past generations. But "I.am a member of a revolutio])- it is galling to see him take credit for a recovery he ary movement which is at war wi^ did not make and one that will not last long after the the United States government," he / OVER 1.5 MILLION GALLONS ESTABLISHED 1938 MODERN LOADING FACILITIES elections. told my reporter. Z t The 34-year-old Morales, a sliSi FUEL OIL STORAGE • man with a coffee-colored coi2- plexion, is shocking to look at. mouth, chin and both hands we|^ blow n off in a bomb explosion at ^ Language is the heart of education FALN bomb factory in NeW Y o ^ in 1978. He has a single digit thgt passes for a finger on each stumd. Bv Ernest L. B over to define the education basics, and child except those most tragically My question to the graduates: they not only censor speech, they It's all he needs, apparently, ^ my response was always very delormed. Do you truly understand that the also censor art. They know- that Call for Information briel I'd say that language is the feed himself and attend to his bas3p HAIL & MUSKA, Inc. About 100 years ago, in southw­ James Agee wrote that with 2 quality of education is to be through thearts, feelings and ideas needs. ; est Ohio, my first-grade teacher. basic of the basics. I'd say that every child who is born, no matter measured in large part by the can be powerfully conveyed, and With these stumps, he escaped Miss Rice, stood in Iront of 28 language is not just another under what circumstances, the about Our quality of your language? those who call the arts a frill, are from the fourth floor of a New Yo(k frightened awe-struck, anticipat­ subject — it's the means by which potentiality ol the human race is “Energy Savers” I have a second question to challenging our civility at its core. prison hospital in 1979. Incredibl^ ing children, and the first words I all other subjects are pursued. born again. That potentiality. 1 present: Have you learned during Excellence should be measured he used wire cutters, sm u ggM heard her say were "Good morn­ believe, is most magnificently ENERGY SAVING your years of formal education in your lives, not by the SATs, but into the prison, to cut his w ^ ing class Today we learn to read ' THE SIM PLE TRUTH is that the realtirmed with the mastery of that we communicate, not just with through the respect for language, through a wire-mesh windw We spent all day on just four words sending and receiving of messages language. Every child who can words, but in nonverbal ways as and through the capacity you have screen. With 10 feet of elastic PROGRAMS 4& Years of Quality Service separates human beings from all 3 — - -1 go to school Miss Rice had a speak and listen can also read and well? 3 to communicate with power and bandage, which he wet to strei4- little prayer, 'Thank you God. 1 go other forms of life. Our views ol write. Schools should build on the precision. then, he lowered hinnself down tQe to school,' which was, of course, complex signals and our use miracle of language already well T h c ^ ^ th is, we can communi­ Finally. I'd like to ask if you've outside wall of the hospital. I|e against the Cu^istitution. Inciden­ thereof defines who we are and in place. cate ^ w erfu lly with silence, and learned that the quality of your then had to drop more than 30 fe ^ . tally. 1 have heard that the only- what we will become. we can say, " I love you.” or “ 1 hate communication will shape the Police found deep footprints in tte prayer that's acceptable to all Today we hear a lot of talk about ABOUT 18 MONTHS AGO. 1 you,” and never speak a word. In quality of your life? grass under his window. Z 24 HR. SERVICE - 7 DAYS faiths in public schools is, "Dear excellence in education and I'm walked unannounced into a sixth BOmED GAS & SERVICE FUEL OIL - KEROSENE - DIESEL our noisy, clutter^ world, I wish Language is our most priceless Morales’ dramatic escape God, don't let hei call on me convinced that the mastery of grade, inner-city classroom in that somehow our children could gift. The symbols that we use can curred on May 21. 1979. ft today' " English is the first and most New Haven. Alx>ut 30 students be taught the beauty of silence and inspire or destroy. The words we disappeared into the undergmudd essential goal of education. were clustered around the be given more time for quiet \ 1 went home that evening, pulled choose can either hurt or heal. The and. according to an intelligence teacher's desk, and moving closer introspection and reflection. We a crumpled piece of paper from my quality of our language shapes the report, "began operating betwegn Louis Thomas, the chancellor of 1 discovered they were reading somehow think that if we do not fill pocket and proclaimed proudly- to qualify of our lives. Mexico and the U.S.” Poli^ the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Charles Dickens' "Oliver Twist.” up our lives with sound, that - my mother, "'Today, 1 learned to In the days ahead. I urge the located his wife. Dylcia Pagata in New York, tells how he has been Every child knew the good guys something has been greatly read ' The truth is, I had learned graduates to communicate with Morales, in Chicago and traced hSr bothered by the long period of from the bad guys, and they were missing. clarity and conviction, and to listen incoming calls from Mexico. to memorize that day. I had also dependency in the human species. all cheering for little Oliver as he Z with compassion, too. I also learned something far more essen­ He was bothered, he said, because The FBI tipped off the Mexicin struggled to survive in an urban WE ALSO COMMUNICATE, not tial. 1 had learned that language is remind you that the mastery of authorities that Morales was pl(|l- the young of other species very jungle- just with words and silence, but the heart of education. And this language is never ended — it's a ting to bomb a joint U.S.-Mexic|pi quickly become independent and through the arts as well. There are brings me to the first question in process that we pursue throughout legislative conference. This led fo are able to move out on their own, In that classroom, a miracle had times when music and dance and this, a final examination fur the all our lives. a shootout in the city of Puebla m while children bang around adults occurred. The teacher had quite the visual arts can convey feelings Class of 1984. I'd like to know if May 28. 1983. Morales was cajh for many years. Then, Dr. Thomas literally brought 19th century and ideas more effectively than during your years of formal Ernest L. Boyer is president of tured after his companion fell dead said, it suddenly occurred to him London to New Haven. And if I had words. the Carnegie Fotuidalion lor the in a hail of bullets. A police officir education, you've come to under­ that childhood is for language. one wish, it would be that every A civilization can be measured Advancetnenl of Teaching. This aCso died in the exchange. ~ stand the significance, and may 1 Childhood is the time when we child during his or her first day of by the breadtjb of the symbol commentary is excerpted from Morales was sentenced to |9 say. the sacredness of language'.’ develop the elegant process that formal education, would hear the systems that are cherished. When remarks he made May 13 at the years in prison, which would k e^ When I was commissioner of makes us truly human. And this teacher say. “ Good morning class, dictators wish to control the minds University of Hartford's com­ him out of circulation for a knag education, frequently I was asked miracle, I believe, occurs in every today we learn to read.'' and the hearts of men and women. mencement exercises. time. . FULL SERVICE • 623-3308 • *1.08 GALLON 8 - MANCHKSTER HEKAl-l), Wedm-sday. Miiy 23. I!>84 ' MANCIIKSTKR HKRALU. Wf(llU‘S(l;iN . M;i.v '2.3. lilBI ‘I Obituaries If you’ve been walling SPORTS Howard W. Wilson Sr. Tuesday at Mount Sinai Hospital in in 1925. She was a member of St. Hartford. She was the wile of the Mary's Episcopal Church and its Howard W. Wilson Sr.. 70. ol late David L. Mathews. Ladies Guild. Ellington, formerly of Manches­ She was born in Russia and had She leaves a son. Wilfred G. ter. died Monday at his home. He lived in New York City most of her Douglas, with whom she had made was the husband of Louise D. tile before moving to Manchester her home; a brother. Joseph for an excuse to buy a Wilson and the brother of George seven years ago. F’orbes ol Boone, Iowa; a sister, Wilson and Alice Geehan. both of She leaves a daughter. Mrs. Mrs, Mary Brown of Manchester: Manchester. Marilyn Rennert of Manchester; and two grandchildren. He also leaves two sons. Howard and three grandchildren. The funeral will be Friday at 1 W. Wilson Jr. ol Hollywood. Fla., The funeral will be Thursday at 1 p.m. at St. Mary's Episcopal and David J. Wilson of Brighton. Jenn-AlR here it is. p.m. in the Weinstein Chapel. 640 Church. Burial will be in East Mich: two daughters. Mrs. Ramon Farmington Ave.. Hartford. Inter­ Cemetery. Friends may call at the (Jean) Menzel of Brighton. Mich., ment will be in Temple Beth Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main and Mrs. Carl (Carol) Falcone of Sholom Memorial Park. St.. Thursday Irom 7 to 9 p.m. East Hartford; another brother. A memorial period will be Memorial contributions may be Earl Wilson of Port Orange. Fla.; observed at the home of her made to St. Mary's Ladies Guild. and seven grandchildren. daughter. 94 Henry St. Memorial The funeral will be Thursday at contributions may be made to 11:30 a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Temple Beth Sholom. .300 E. In Mt'inoriam V Funeral Home. 76 Prospect SI.. Middle Turnpike. In loving memory of our father, Rockville. Burial will be in Elling­ Frank Kosak who pas.sed away REBHE ton Center Cemetery with full Mrs. Marie F. Douglas May 2.3rd. 1969, and our mother ■ • military honors. Calling hours are Mrs. Marie F. Douglas. 86. of 108 Katherine Kosak. who passed A. A. ...s... • / today from 7 to 9 p m., at the Hollister St., died Tuesday at ;iway March 8th. 1980. funeral home. Memorial contribu­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. If we cotild have one lifetime W B U b V ^ - tions may be made to the Ellington She was the wife of the late William Ambulance Association. G. Douglas. wish, one dream that would come true, we would pray with all our She was born in Portadown. Esther S. Mathews hearts for yesterdiiy ;md you. County Armagh. Ireland, on r \ Esther (Smolowitz) Mathews. Mareh 5. 1898. She came to this Sadly missed by i tfiO" S."). of 4.58 W . Middle Turnpike, died country and settled in Manehesler Your Family No charges in fatality involving lawyer coonorm \ No charges have been filed in Pronounced dead on arrival driving collided head-on with Pa- W MEnO- connection with a fatal accident Saturday at the University of gano's Ford Bronco, which had r . ' •''N V Saturday in Burlington that in­ Connecticut's John Dempsey Hos­ cro.ssed the center line, police and volved Manchester attorney An­ pital was David R. Charest, 31, of hospital spokesmen said. thony A. Pagano. state police said Fall River, Mass. He was killed on Once struck, Charest's car spun today. Route 4 when the cur he was 180 degrees and Pagano's car * " Ifef- -V continued on in the wrong lane 125 towards a motorcycle directly bching Charest's cur, police said. Horald (4iuli)s l>y f’ • The motorcycle rider. Reinhold • Outdoor grilling indoors. • Easy to cook with! Easy to clean! Parade set Monday Helm, 27, ol Plainville, jumped off • Convertible cooktops with • But don't wait! East pitcher Jim Powers (8) is waiting Field. Powers scattered five hits in East’s Kevin Riggs (4) has his foot on the Rockville at Moriarty Field. Rams’ fiist the motorcycle onto an embanke- "drop-in" cooking accessories. Offer ends May 31,19841 for Rockville runner Joe Verdon (11) in upping his record to 7-0 for the season. Main and Center streets in enter Porter Street and then ment just before Pagano's truck bag but is out at first base on close play /"'basem an Scott Jeamel takes the throw Manchester will be trans­ cross to East Center Street and stuck the bike, police said. • Choice of radiant or 'RetMitc from dislntxjfor aoDites to Wail Ovon modds W105 rundown in first game action at Moriarty in first game of doubleheader against formed into avenues of honor continue west until it reaches W l2 i,W l4l.W i81nndC ooktopm ode lsC l01 C201.C221 Charest's wife, Anne, a pas­ convection cooking. at eil l'\ 10 MOVIE RENTALS. *20 VALUE NOW $569 years the Central Connecticut the lad that many ul llii; le;'iii ^ Interscholuslic League boys' track .sprinters and dislam e runners u ill SAVE $ 8 0 U.S. SAVINGS BONDS pal Rev. William Charbonneau. By Rich Cahill championship has come down to be reluming ne.M season, when lliu Officials cited consolidation ot with the purchase of a Video Recorder ] □ direct from GE when you buy modeis Herald Sports Writer 0 ^ • the last regular season meet Indians will lompele in the m-w public school leagues, such as the shown between Windham High and Man­ Central (’onnedlcul I'onlciviu e new Central Connecticut Confer­ NEW HAVEN — Officials of the chester High. The Silk Towners Results: ence in this area, as the main 100: 1. Barrel (W), 2. M AAili I II DURING OUR VIDEO BONANZA P-7- SELF.CLEANINGOVEN Hartford County Conference, of won in 1981 and '82 while Windham (W), 3. McFollev (Ml 119 HANOE WITH DIGITAL CLOCK OVER *500 in SAVI IBS CERTIFICATESt which East Catholic High is a reason for the change. 3-in-l power saver Cairod^ unit won a year ago. 200: 1. McFollev (M l, 2. M. Miltl'i I ___f*89®® Value Free! Limited time offer.) lets you select heat pattern to fit (From $1-$130 in ivldual savings) on member, announced Tuesday the (W), 3. O'Neil (M l 24.5 4", 6 '. 8 ' utensils Rotary mlinite- "With the mega league in the The squads went into Tuesday's some of AmeriCE s favorite products. conference will add two schools 400; 1. O'Neil (M l, 2. Borrel (V7). i. control dials select precise heat Hartford area involving 24 public meet here both unblemished in SzatkowskI (M l 53 next season and four more for the Savings Certiflcrites direct mim GE schools commencing in Sep­ CCIL action. When the dust settled, 800: 1. Bowen (W), 2. Buller (W). 1 1985-86 school year. The additions Liscomb (M l 2:08 with purchase at selected models. tember, and other areas contem­ Windham had spoiled the Indians' will transform the conference into 1500; I. Cain (W), 2. Comeau (M l. i. plating similar set-ups, it seems CCIL aspirations as the homes­ Lemleux (M l 4:17 a statewide parochial league evident that scheduling non-league tanding Whippets took an 83-62 3000: 1. Hoaaoa (Wl,2. Tolona (M),3 OVER 800 NO PAYMENTS, NO FINANCE stretching from Uncasville lo Cain (W) 9:30.7 ^Al games would become increasingly decision lo take their second Fairfield. 5000: I. Ezis (W ), 2. Barry (Ml. I -LTD CHARGES BEFORE AUGUST ’84* more difficult in the future," said straight league crown in this, the Glosser (W) 16:33.4 At a prpss conference at the New MOVIES TO 'For quAllfiod oppIlCAnt* making a minimum $300 purchaaa Brother James M. Kelly, the final year of the CCIL. 4x100: 1. Winaham, 2 Manchester,.! u ndar our nvolvlng charga financing plan through Qanaral Efto* Haven Coliseum, officials an­ WlnOhom 45.2 principal of Xavier High and Manchester linished its regular trie Cradll Corporation which calla for a finanoa charga datar- nounced that St. Bernard High of 4x400: 1. Manchester (SzatkowskI, ALL THE BRANDS SELEi mined at an Annual Parcantaga Ralaof 1B%. Datallaavallablaat incoming president ot the HCC. season with a record 7-1 in O'Neil, Turner, Liscomb), 2. Winaiioiu •tore. Gncasville and Notre Dame High hurOles: ). Chong (W), 2 Crilliii YOU KNOW . "Therefore, the need to havd full the CCIL. Sojphomore A'DO'Neil too ¥ of West Haven will be added to the (M l, OijjGaston (M ) 16.8 and competitive schedules in all turned in an outstandings perlor- 300 Rffdles: ). Chang (W ), 2. Gosiiv •FISHER FROlIM conference for the school year 01E B B sports provided the primary impe­ mance tor the Indians, winning the (M ), 3. Mllone (M ) 42.7 which begins in September. Then, Long lump: 1. Gustafson (M ), 7 •RCA tus to pursue the expansion." 400-meter run with a time of 53 ALL BOX in September of 1985, the confer­ Turner (M ), 3. Teatraull (M l 20.1 •SANYO TWO SPECIAL BONUS OFFERS! UPl pholo seconds. Other lop performers for High lump: 1. T. Mitchell (W), 7 ence will add Fairfield Prep, St. One possible problem caused by the Indians were Steve Gustafson Vonderhlde (W ), 3. Grittin (M ) 5'10 USA'84 It •HITACHI OFFICE Joseph High of Trumbull, Sacred the expansion is increased travel RecJ Sox first baseman EeJ Jurak gets set to catch a rodent in the long jump and Jim Marx in Triple lump: 1. M. Mitchell (W), 2 WARM-UP JACKET Heart Academy of Hamden and St. Grlltin (Ml, 3. Hoare (W) 41' time. Fairfield, the westernmost in his glove as the furry creature roaming onto the field, the shot put. Shot put: 1. Schofield (W), 2. M.tii- •QUASAR for only YbuUi sizes Mary High of New Haven. The school in the conference, is located (M ), 3. Killen (W) 5010 " w"th p u r c h a s e o f "We had a very good year," said SMASH HITS! result will be a 13-member confer­ stopping the game at Fenway Park Tuesday night in the Javelin: 1. HIckev (M l, 2. Rodyr ■ •SYLVAWA Model 00682000 a pplia n c e s show n approximately 90 miles from St. Manchester coach George Suitor. OVER ence with 10 schools participating third inning. After a romp from first to third base across (M ), 3. Oulmette (W) 167' Model WWAB350B <49®® <4495 . in Bernard, the easternmost school. "W e were hoping to be going for Discus: 1. Schofield (W), 2. FaiieM •M.G.A. Direct from Oenerel Electric when S R j f i n simnNes in boys athletics and 10 in girls Many other *l% n U299 HCC girls championship will be Malin said. He pointed out that BOSTON — For third baseman said, "H e doesn't have just one we score a lot of runs, because the Loser Rick Sulclilte, 3 3, lilt played at the Coliseum that day. teams in less-populous states must Wade Boggs, it was just like spring speed on his fastball and breaking pitcher has the responsibility of with one out in the seventh inning The touFnainent semifinals and travel for hours to reach an training for the Boston Red Sox. ball, he's always varying themr staying away from big innings." because ol a bleeding blister on his finals wUI take place at Trinity opponent. Bruce Hurst threw a five-hitter and he can get the breaking ball said Hurst. "Pitching doesn't right hand. College in Hartford. over for strikes. change whether you’re getting 10 "A ll 13 league schools adhere to and Boggs clubbed a two-run Another change will be the "When you can do that, you'll the philosophy that our primary homer to lead Boston to a 7-1 runs or none. You still have to go Boston went ahead 3-0 in I he FREE r-A t addition of HCC championships in victory Tuesday night over the keep the hitters off-balance and out i)nd battle." function is to provide quality third. Jackie Gutierrez beat out an swimming, volleyball and wres­ you’ll be successful," he said. Local Delivery Catholic education for our stu­ Cleveland Indians. The triumph He said his concentration was infield hit, took second on a balk by tling. They will bring the number "A ll I got was curveballs, but I SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER dents,” said Rev. William P. gave the Red Sox three consecu­ broken only,jance, when a rat run Sutcliffe and moved to third on Removal of old of sports in the conference to 11 for just didn't sit back on them ," said LONG TERM SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Przybylo, the principal of Aquinas tive wins for the first time this onto the field in the third inning Dwight Evans’ grounder. After an APPLIANCF.S • VIDFO • AUDIO • TFIEVISION ? boys and eight for girls. season. Cleveland outfielder Brett Butler.' while Tony Beraazard was batting. intentional walk to Jim Riie, appliance High and outgoing HCC president. APPl lANCF.S . VIDFO . AUDIO . TELEVISION The idea of forming the new “ He had real good control, espe­ After Red Sox first Baseman Ed BANK FINANCING^ 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester "T o this end, we are very cogniz­ "Our pitching was outstanding Gutierrez scored on Tony Armas league, which for the time being cially against the left-handed Jurak gloved the rat and put it in a •Service 445 Hartford Rd.. Manchester ant of the many benefits which can during spring training, and it is grounder through the hole. Armas AVAILABLE Keeney St. Exit Off 1-84 will still be known as the Hartford now,” said Boggs, who also com­ hitters. We only had five hits, and trash can, Hurst walked MON. THURS TIL 9. FRt TIL b o o a T Installation Keeney St. Exit Off 1-84 be obtained through a wholesome moved to second on the throw to County Conference, was discussed plimented his team's fielding and Andy (Thornton) had three of Bernazard. TUES . WEO . SftT TILS (axcapt bullt-lna) MON IHIIHS TIL 9. FRI Til b ,-^1-7 u u u 7 athletic program, and will con­ third and both runners scored on tu ts WEI) SAT Til 5 / - v y H / as early as two years ago, resurgent batting. "When you gel them," Hurst walked four and struck out Rich Gedman's looping single MJjJltM.M 647-9998 tinue lo strive for excellence in this Hurst benefitted from the Red « 4 7 -9 9 9 8 according to East Catholic princi­ area.” hits ( 12), it's fun.” ' five in notching his fifth complete down the left-field line. 10 - MANCHESTER HKRALD, Wediiesdav. May 23, 1984 MANC'HKSTKR HKRAl.D. Wednesday. May 23, 1!I84 - 11 Scoreboard Scholastic roundup

Red Sox 7. Indians I TigersS, Angels 1 Reds 5. Pirates 3 East girls make tournament CINCINNATI PITTSBURGH Soccer Calendar CLEVELAND BOSTON DETROIT CALIFORNIA Softball ob r h bl ob r h bl a b rh b l ggggaaaaabgggob******* Alicia Quinby, Sarah Forslrom, Ob r h bl Ob r b bi Whitakr 2b 5 0 2 0 Pettis cf 4 Milner 0 ct 2 01 0 1 0 Wynne ct 4 0 10 HARTt'ORD - The East Ca­ MHS girls nipped Butler cf 3 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 5 1 ) 2 Davis ct 2 0 11 Lacy rt 4 111 Track Michelle Morianos and Nancy Bernzrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Evans rf Trmmll 5 ss 4 2 1 3 1 00 Carew 1b 3 12 1 tholic High girls' softball team, Gibson l i 2 1 1 0 Lynn rf 4 0 10 Oester 2b 5 0 0 0 Guante p 0 0 0 0 NASL standings The Manchester High girls track Keller won singles matches tor the TONIGHT'S GAMES Boieboll Fronco ss 4 0 0 0 Rice If 4 111 Parrish c 3 0 1 1 DeCincs 3b 2 Cedeno 0 0 0 It 4 12 0 Madick 3b 4 0 1 0 which one week ago was faced with Postal vs. CBT, 6 — Fllzaerald Manchester at Windham. 3:30 Thornln dh 4 1 3 1 Armas cf 5 12 2 Evans dh 3 0 0 0 PIcclolo pr 0 Parker 0 0 0 rt 4 0 11 Thmpsn 1b 3 1 0 0 the task of winning four of live to team ended its Central Connecti­ Indians. The doubles teams of Beth Glenn vs. Pumpernickel, 7:30 — East Catholic at Aquinas. 3 (Beehive Tabler If 4 0 10 Gedman c 4 0 1 2 Kuntz pr 0 0 0 0 RJcksn dh 3 Driessn 0 0 0 1b 4 0 1 1 Pena c ^ ? East qualify for the state tournament, cut Interscholastic League season F'aguni and Teri McGehan and Fittgeroid Stadium) Hassev c 4 0 0 0 Easier dh 10 0 0 Cnepen 3b 4 1.1 0 Roy 2b 3 0 0 0 W L GF GA BP TP Eagles place third Jacoby 3b 4 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 4 0 2 0 Herndon If 3 0 0 1 Downing If 4 0 1 0 accomplished its mission one at home Tuesday with a narrow Leslie Johnson and Jennifer Foley Police vs. Ward, 6 — Pagoni Rocky Hill ot Cheney Tech, 3:15 Bergmn )b 3 1 1 0 Wllfong 2b 4 Gulden 0 1 0 c 3 2 11 Mozzllll If 3 0 0 0 Toronto 2 0 4 1 3 15 MIDDLETOWN - Xavier High Dean vs. JC's Blue, 6 — Robertson Bolton at Coventry, 3:15 Hargrv 1b 3 0 0 0 Jurak 1b 4 0 0 0 Lemon cf 3 0 0 1 Boone c 4 Foley 0 ss 4 0 0 0 0 Berra ss 3 0 0 0 New York 2 0 3 1 3 15 game ahead of schedule here 65-63 loss to Windham High. also were successful. Manches­ Maintenance vs. Bob & Marie's, 7:30 Softball Castillo rf 3 0 1 0 Gutlerrz ss 4 2 2 0 Soto p 4 0 2 1 Rhoden p 10 0 0 ol Middletown breezed to the ter's Heidi Sullivan also won an Totals 32 1 5 1 Totals 36 7 12 7 Johnson 3b 3 0 1 0 Schoflld ss 3 0 0 0 Chicago 1 1 4 1 ^ '0 Tuesday afternoon with a 14-8 The defeat left the Indians with a — Robertson Windham at Manchester, 3:30 Brookns 3b 1 0 0 0 Frobel ph 10 0 0 Tompo Bov 1 2 5 4 4 10 Hartford Country Conference boys record of 4-5. The team has one exhibition match. O.W. Fish vs. Hungry Tiger, 6 — Track Cleveland 000 000 010— 1 Totals 30 3 7 3 Totals 31 1 5 I Scurry p 0 0 0 0 West victory over South Catholic. Charter Oak East Catholic (glrlsirfit HCC meet at Boston 003 000 13X—7 Detroit no 000 011k—3 DiStefan p 0 0 0 0 Minnesota 2 ) 6 5 5 15 The win gives East a 10-9 record track championship here Tuesday tri-meet remaining, a non-league Results: Quinby (M) aet. Aberle6-0. Gome-wInnIng RBI— Armas (2). alternoon by a 178-point margin 6-0; Forslrom (M) ael. Thomoson 6-2, CCongo vs. OH Heat, 6 — Keeney Xavier, 3:15 LOB—Cleveland 8, Boston 10. 2B— California loO 000 OOO— i Totals 36 5 10 5 Totals 30 3 4 3 Vancouver 1 2 2 6 4 10 and a 5-6 mark in Hartford Country encounter against Rockville and 6-2; Morianos (M) Oef. Kehoe,7-5, 6-1; Nelson's vs. B.A., S — Nike Golf Gome-winning RBI — Lemon (2). Cincinnati .100101110— 5 ^ n Diego 1 1 3 4 2 6 over South Catholic ol Hartford. New Britain at home next Nels Johnson vs. Allstate, 7:30 — Eost Catholic (girls) vs. Woodrow Castillo, Gutierrez, Evans. 3B—Rice. HR E—Boone. DP—Calllornlo 1. LOB— Pittsburgh 020 001 OOO— 3 Golden Boy 0 1 2 3 2 2 Conference play. The Eagles will Keller (M) aet. Stambo 6-0, 6-4; Wilson and Glastonbury at Middle- —Thornton (6), Boggs (1). SB— Kast Catholic finished third. Wednesday. Sullivan (M) aef. Balchunas 6-0, 6-0, Nike Barrett Detroit 7, California 7. 2B—Bergman, Game-winning RBI — Driessen (2). Tulso 0 2 1 4 1 1 conclude their regular season Paganl-McGehan (M ) aet. Ryan- town, 3 Lynn. HR—Carew (3). SB—Gibson (9). S E—Wynne. LOB—Cincinnati 9, Pitts­ (Teams receive tlx points for a victory Thursday afternoon at Nike Field Xavier look first place in 10 of the Felicia Falkowski won both the Tennis (3). —Parrish. SF—Herndon. burgh 2. 2B—Milner, Porker, Soto, and four points lor a victory in a Arnoia6-2,6-1; Johnson-Foley (M) Oef Manchester at Windham, 3:30 IP H R ER BB SO Cedeno. HR—Pena (7), Gulden (1), Lacy against Rockville High. II they win 18 events as the Falcons accumu­ 800 and 1500-meter runs against Krafiak-Grover 6-1, 6-2; Shaheen- Nike Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO shootout. One Bonus Point Is awarded for Bergmonn (R) Oetr Gooaman- Windham at Manchester (girls). 3:30 Detroit ( ). each goal scored In regulation up to o that game, the Eagles will advance Windham. Rochelle Parrott won Roy Gliho hit a two-run homer and a Sutclltte (L 3-3) 6 1-3 8 4 4 4 5 1 lated 26(i points to 88 for South O'Connell 2-6, 6-3, relireO. Berenguer (W 3-2) 6 3 1 1 3 9 IP H R ER BB SO maximum of three per team.) to the Class LL tournament with Catholic. Kast had 85'/2 points. the 400-meter run and was second triple to lead J.C. Penney to o 10-2 THURSDAY Jeftcoal 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Lopez (S 6) 3 2 0 0 1 4 Cincinnati Tuesday's (tames victory over Jury Box Lounge Tuesday Boseball Aponte 1 4 3 3 0 0 California Solo (W 7-1) 9 4 3 3 2 4 No (tames Scheduled five straight victories. Northwest Catholic finished lourth in the 200-meter dash. Debbie evening at Nike Field. Doug Mitchell Manchester vs. East Catholic ot Boston Witt (L 4-4) 7 7 3 3 2 6 Pittsburgh Wednesday's Game "We are playing as we should with 62>/z points, followed by St. Dussault was second at 800, 1500 had three hits for the winners, and Moriorty Field, 7 Hurst (W 5-4) 9 5 1 1 4 5 Indians top Rockville WP—Sutclltte. Balk—Sutcliffe. T— Corbett 2 0 0 0 1 0 Rhoden 673332 Golden Bov at Voncouver, 10:30 p.m. have been playing all along." said Paul with 41 and St. Thomas and 3000 meters. Mike Bomba had two. Mike Coughlin Prince Tech ot Cheney Tech, 3:15 Witt pttched to 2 batters In 8th. Scurry (L g2) 2 3 2 2 1 1 EDT had a two-run homer and a double for Softball 2:41, East coach Jay McConville. "The A—16,424. HBP—by Witt (Bergmon, Gibson). Guante 1 0 0 0 0 0 Thursday's (tames Aquinas with 11. Manchester High won three Jury Box. Frank RIzza had three hits. Rockville vs. East Catholic at Nike Balk HBP—by Rhoden (Milner). No (tames Scheduled girls are enthusiastic, and they're Results: singles and one doubles mulch at Field. 3:15 East's Jim Meyer took first too: 1. Bogue (W), 2. Bottune (M). 3. -Berenguer, Lopez. PB—Boone. T— WP— playing well." home Tuesday afternoon to take a Rec Golf Mariners 5. Yankees 3 2:53. Rhoden, Scurry. T—2:28. A—7,959. place in both the shot pul and the McDermIt (VV) 14.6 Enfield and Wethersfield at Man­ A—41,253. M ISL playoffs Tuesday's game was a more discus. East's other top finish was 200: 1. Slarkv (W), 2. Parrott (M), 3. 4-3 victory over Rockville High in Jim s Arco edged Manchester Pizza. chester. 2:15 DeGrav (W) 29.6 East Catholic at HCC tournament at NEW YORK SEATTLE difficult victory than the score by Ron Adams in the ISOO-meler non-league boys tennis action. 8-6, Tuesday night at Nike Field. Tom €xpos3.PadresZ Division Finals 400: 1. Parrott (M), 2. Farris (W), 3. Sgowski had three hits for the winners. Stanley, noon Ob r h bi ob r h bi indicates. The Eagles trailed. 5-1, run. Buddy Zacery was second at Bogue (W) 65.7 Joe Donovan, Doug Siwik and Glastonbury at East Catholic (girls), Rndiph 2b 4 0 0 0 Percent 2b 3 1 0 0 (Best-of-flve) Tom Vecsey. Bob Watts, Burt Basker- (All Times EDT) entering the sixth inning, when 200 meters and third al 100. Rich 800: 1, Falkowski (M), 2. Dussault Randy Dumas won singles ville and Leo Maheux all had two. 3 Horroh 3b 3 10 0 Bonnell if 4 1 1 0 SAN DIEGO MONTREAL (M), 3. Sherman (W) 2:35 Cheney Tech vs. Rocky Hill at Winfield rf 3 1 1 0 Davis 1b 4 12 2 Eastern Division they exploded for nine runs. Lavey was third in the high jump matches for the Indians. The Keith Lindstrom hod three hits for Brewers 7. Rangers 1 Ob r h bi ob r h bi Boltimore vs. Cleveland 1500: 1. Falkowski (M), 2. Dussault Pizzo. Kevin Morse ond Harry Carr Century Hills, 1 Baylor dh 4 12 3 Putnam dh 3 0 1 0 Wiggins 2b 4 0 0 0 DItone If 4 0 10 Martha Barter led ofl the inning and lourth in the triple jump. Chris (M), 3. Sprogue (W) 5:12 doubles win was scored h> Ihe Tennis Piniella If 2 0 0 0 SHndrs dh 10 10 (Baltimore wins series 3-0) had two. Gwvnn rf 3 0 0 0 Thomas If 0 0 0 0 May 12 — Baltimore 5, Clevelond 4 with a single and went to second on Galligan was runnerup in the 300t: 1. Castagna (M), 2. Dussault team ot Siwik and JefI Kennedy. East Catholic at HCC tournoment Kemp ph 0 0 0 0 Cowens rf 4 0 0 0 MILWAUKEE TEXAS Nettles 3b 2 111 Little 2b 3 0 0 0 a single by Christy Bearse. The (M) 12:0) East Catholic (girls) at HCC Mttngly lb 4 0 1 0 DHndrs cf 4 0 1 0 ob r h bl ab r h bi Brown pr 0 0 0 0 Raines cf 1 1 0 0 May 15 — Baltimore 6, Cleveland 5 800-mctcr run. and Paul Ray was 100 hurdles : I DeGrav (W), 2. Seise The Indians, now 6-5. will play on Women's Rec tournament Smalley ss 4 0 1 0 Mllborn 3b 2 1 1 0 Mannng cf 5 2 3 1 Sample cf 5 13 0 Flannrv 3b0 0 0 0 Dawson rf 3 0 0 0 Mov 17 — Baltimore 7, Cleveland 2 bases were loaded on a fielder's third in the 3000-meter run. (M), 3. Burgess (M) 19.1 the road this afternoon against Cheney Tech at Portland, 3:15 Griffey cf 4 0 10 Ramos 3b 10 0 0 Yount ss 5 13 0 Rivers It 5 0 2 1 Garvev lb 4 0 1 0 Carter c 4 112 Western Division choice and cleared by a triple oil 300 hurdles: 1. Storkv (W), 2. DeGrav Windham High. Barbaro Fink and Mary Boyko led Wynegar c 3 0 1 0 Kearney c 3 1 1 1 (hooper 1b 5 2 4 5 Ward rt 4 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 Wallch 3b 3 110 St. Louis vt. Wichita (W), 3. Burgess (M) 52.1 the woy with three hits apiece as 1st FRIDAY Owen ss 3 0 11 Ogllvle If 5 0 10 Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 McRvnI cf 4 1 1 0 Francn lb 3 0 11 (St. Louis wins series 3-0) the bat of Sue Wallace. Other runs 4x100 relay: 1. Manchester, 2. Wind­ Stop Lounge pounded Sportsman Cafe, Tennis Totals 31 3 7 3 Totals 32 5 9 4 Gontner 2b 4 0 2 1 Parrish dh 4 0 2 0 May 16 — St. Louis 4, Wichita 3 DPI photo were driven in by hits from .Jill Results: ham 60.1 20-3, Tuesday night al Charter Oak Martinez If 4 0 0 0 Flynn ss 3 0 0 0 Results: Donovan (M) Oef. Berg- Manchester at East Cothotic. 3:30 New York 000 000 003->3 Simmns dh 3 0 1 0 Foley c 4 0 0 0 Tempitn ss 3 0 1 1 Lea p 3 0 0 0 Mov 19 — SI. Louis 7, Wichita 6 Gardner, Geri Grimaldi and 100: Dunn (X), 2. Johnson (X), 3 4x400 relay: 1. Windham, 2. Manches­ mann 6-0, 7-6 (7-5); Siwik (M) Oel. T. Field. Dorrie Wilk, Ann Kvadas and East Catholic at Manchester (girls), Seattle . 000 201 20x~ 5 Howell 3b 4 0 10 O'Brien 1b 4 0 4 0 Moy 22 — St. Louis 5, Wichita 4 Zocherv (EC) 11.8 ter 4:35 Karen Fiano had two hits for 1st Stop, Show p 3 0 0 0 Orioles' Eddie Murraytriestotakeout Oakland shortstop Watson 6 4, 6-3; Dumas (M) 0e( 3:30 Game-winning RBI — Davis (6). R »d v 3b 1 0 0 0 Andersn ss 4 0 1 0 Totals 31 2 4 2 Totals 27 3 4 3 Bearse and ground outs by Wallace 200: 1. Dunn (X), 2. Zocherv (EC), 3. Long lump: 1. Storkv (W), 2. Seise Musick 6-1, 2-6, 6-3; BonaOles (R) Oel. ond Sandy Smith and Carol Metselaar E—Rllo, Griffey. DP—New York 1, Sundbrg c 4 1 1 0 Wllkrsn 2b 2 0 0 0 Tony Philips with his body but his right forearm did the and Karen Kauthold. Wade (NO 23.3 (M), 3. Farris (W) 14'3Vz" had the same amount for Sportsman. San Diego 100 000 100—2 Browne 0-6, 6-3, 6-4; Berllner-W. Wat­ Seattle 2. LOB—New York 5, Seattle 5. James rf 3)10 Hostetir ph 1 0 0 0 Montreal 000 102 OOx— 3 Bearse was 3-for-5 with three 400: 1. Herrie (X), 2. Mosca (X), 3. High lump: 1. Staske (W), 2. Nichol­ son (R) Oef. Oonovan-Wlochowski 7-5, 2B—Bonnell, Kearney. HR—Davis Wright pr 0 0 0 0 work as Phillips’ relay throw in attempted doubleplay Chong (NO 52.2 son (M), 3. Morlartv (M) 5' Game-winning RBI — Carter (4). runs batted in tor the Eagles. 800: 1. Fickinger (X), 2. Galligan 6-3; SiwIk-KenneOy (M) Oef. Fuellhort- Northern ( 10), RIchrdt 2b 1 0 0 0 LOB—San Diego 5, Montreal 5. 2B— was blocked. Shot put: 1. Szegda (W), 2. Troy (M), Sular 6-L 6-2; Lowell-Osolin (R) Oef. Baylor (5). SB—Perconte (6), Putnam Totals 39 7 17 7 Totals 38 1 12 1 Transactions Wallace. Gardner and Stacey (EC), 3. Perrv (X) 2:00.5 3. Baker (W) 36'10 " Wallachr McReynolds. 3B—Francona. 1500: 1. Adorns (EC), 2. Burdick (X). Antlco-KennarO 7-6 (7'4), 6 4 John Kearny hod a home run and a Baseball (2). S—Mllbourne. Milwaukee 001 010 203— 7 HR Simmons each had two hits. Discus: 1. Szegda (W ),2. Troy (M ),3. Single as the MCC Vets lopped Trash IP H R ER BB SO Texas 001 000 000— 1 —Nettles (4),Carter (7). S—Raines. 3. Benarides (X) 4:14.3 Baker (W) 109'4 " Away, 9-4, Tuesday evening ot Robert­ New York Game-winning RBI—Coaper (1). Mary-Gail Pry/.by pitched a 3000: 1. Schiffer (NO , 2. Sargis (NO, Javelin: 1. Szegoa (W), 2. Seise (M), IP H RERBBSO Baseball 3. Rav (EC) 9:11.8 son Park. Bob Klotka had threchitsfor Rljo (L 1-4) 6 4 3 2 1 5 DP—Milwaukee 1, Texas 4. LOB— San Diego Minnesota —u Activated pitcher Ken AL roundup complete game to get the win for 3. Troy (M) 103' the winners. Rich Comeros. Cris Christiansen 1 3 2 2 0 1 Milwaukee 9, Texas 10. 2B—O'Brien, ^00: 1. Bonaivto (X), 2. Hamblen Cheney blanks Lyman National League standings Show (L 5-3) 8 4 3 3 4 2 Schrom; placecT pitcher Al Williams on the Eagles. Maryanne Biskupiak (X). 3. Rowlev (X) 15:56 Karski, Bud Durrand. Carl Soraceni Righetti 1 2 0 0 0 2 Sample, James, Coaper, Ganiner. HR— Montreal 21-day disabled list. and Joe Murphy oil had two. Harry Seottle Manning (2), Cooper (D.S—James. took the loss lor South Catholic. 100 hurdles: 1. Beil (X), 2. Prescod The Cheney Tech tennis team Lea (W 7-2) 9 4 2 2 3 4 Montreal — Recalled first baseman- (SC), 3. Katkarich (SC) 16 Cammeyer and Stu Magdefroy hod two Eost Young (W 3-3) 8 6 2 2 3 2 IP H R ER BB SO T—2:18. A—19,847. outfielder Mike Stenhouse from In­ East Catholic 100 009 4 14-14-3 blanked Lyman Memorial, 5-0. for Trash-Awoy. Stanton 0 11110 Milwaukee 300 hurdles: 1. Hadden (X), 2. Rossi Tennis W L Pet. GB dianapolis of the American Associa­ South Catholic 400 012 1 8-10-0 (N O . 3. Katkarich (SC) 41.9 Tuesday alternoon in Manchester. Chicogo 23 15 .605 — Vande Berg(S 3) 1 0 0 0 0 0 Porter (W 4-1) 6 7 1 1 0 3 Pryzbv 8. Grimaldi; BIskuolak 8. Young pitched to two batters in the Walts (SI)' 3 S 0 0 0 3 tion. Cooper begins Shot put: 1. Mever (EC), 2. Doherty Dan Wright. Mark Terence and Philadelphio 23 16 .590 Vi Major League leaders Son Diego — Recalled pitcher Greg Kielbasa West Side 9th, Stanton pitched to two batters In the Texas WP—Prvzbv; LP—Biskupiak (X), 3. Nigro (SP) 15.16 Asa Christiana scored singles wins New York 20 17 .540 2Vz Darwin (L 3-2) 7 12 4 4 1 1 Booker from Las Vegas of Pacific Coast Discus: 1. Mever (EC),2.Cowell (X), Mark Holmes had three singlesand a Montreal 21 20 .512 3Vy 9th. League. for Ihe Beavers. Doubles victories T—2:30 A—9,978. BIbbv 2 5 3 3 1 0 Batting 3. Cutler (X) MHS girls win 12th double as North United Methodist St. Louis 21 22 .488 4 V j HBP—by Darwin (Simmons). WP— Basketball Jovetin: 1. Repich (X),2. Cowell (X). were provided by the teams of defeated Beiliveau Pointers, 6-1. Tues­ Pittsburgh 13 23 .362 9 (Based on 3.1 plate appearances x Cleveland — Nomed David Watkins Porter. T—2:28. A—12,167. number of games each team hos played) driving in runs 3. Brunl (X) ROCKVILLE — The Manchester Clint Neff and Joe Burkhart and day ot Pogani Field. Mike Adams had West vice president of salesandmarketing. Baseball Long lump: 1. Kotkarich (SC), 2. two hits for the losers. Los Angeles 24 20 .546 — Royals 7. White Sox 6 National Leogue Denver — Named Paul Phipps vice Motleo (X), 3. Stewart (SC) 6.28 High girls tennis team rolled on Roger Dubiel and Mark Palmer. Atlanta 21 18 .538 Vz g ab r h pet. president and general manager. Bolton bombed Triple lump: 1. Prescod (SO, 2. toward an undeleated season with The Beavers' next match is on Cincinnotl 21 20 .512 IVz Francona, Mtl 38 138 14 53 .384 College By Fred McMane Manning, in downing the Rangers. DeRlto (X), 3. Stewort (SC) 12.32 a 6-1 victory here Tuesday after­ Independent Son Diego 21 20 .512 IVz CHICAGO KANSAS CITY Gwynn, SD 41 152 27 55 .362 Atlantic 10 Conference — Commis­ High lump: 1. Hendron (SC), 2. Shea Ihe road Thursday alternoon Houston 17 24 .414 5V? ab r h bl ob r h bl Washington, Atl 38 140 28 48 .343 sioner UPl Sports Writer BOLTON — Vinal Tech routed noon over Rockville High. The against Portland High. Carl Cohen had three hits and Jim Clark. SF 36 136 21 46 .338 (X), 3. Lavev (EC) and Wowk (A) 6 0 " Bombria odded two as the Sullivan San Francisco 15 25 .376 7 Flelchr ss 4 12 0 Wilson cf 3 1 1 0 Leland Byrd resigned; named Ron Blur Jays 3, Twins 2 Bolton High, 27-3, in a Charter Oak Pole voult; 1. Morin (X). 2. Pickett Indians, who can clinch the Central Results^ Wright (CT) aet. Aaam 6-2, Tuesday's Results Fisk c 3 1 1 0 Sheridn rt 3 2 2 0 Astros 4. Cardinals 3 Raines, Mtl 41 155 31 52 .335 Bertovich Interim commissioner. Company nipped Brank Rex. 4-3. Durham, Chi 37 122 25 40 .328 Even though things aren't en­ At Toronto, pinch hitter George Conlerencc baseball game played (X), 3. Coughlin (X) 13 0' Connecticut Inlerscholastic » 6-4; Terence (CT) aet. Rockefeller 6 4, Tuesday at Robertson Park. John Atlanta at Chicago, ppd., rain Hill c 0 0 0 0 Brett 3b 3 1 )1 4x100: 1. St. Paul, 2. Northwest 6-4; Christiana (CT) Oef. Lake 7-5, 6 3; Montreol 3. San Diego 2 Walker oh 1 0 0 0 Pryor 3b 0 0 0 0 Parker, CIn 38 153 17 50 .327 Long Beach State — Athletic director tirely in focus for Cecil Cooper, Bell delivereti an eighth-inning here Tuesday afternoon. The loss League title with a victory today al MIzoras and Mario Campello eoch had HOUSTON ST. LOUIS Sandberg. Chi 37 154 25 50 .325 Catholic, 3. South Catholic 45.7 Nett-Burkhart (CT) Oef. Insalaco-C two of Brand Rex’s seven hits. San Francisco 5, New York 4 / Poclork 1b 5 1 1 0 McRae dh 2 0 0 1 ab r h bl ob r h bi Corev Van Fleet resigned; named Dr. he's beginning to paint a pretty , single to score Lloyd Moseby with was the winless Bulldogs' 16th ol 4x400: 1. Xavier, 2. Northwest Ca­ home against Windham, have won Dubev 6-2, 6-3; Dublel-Palmer (CT) Philodelphia 3, Los Angeles 1 ^ Luzinsk dh 4 0 2 1 lorg It 3 2 2 3 Samuel, Phil 38 168 30 53 .315 Robert Bonlon Interim athletic direc­ Al Rodonis had four of Lathrop Puhl rt 5 2 2 0 Herr 2b McReynolds, 5 0 2 SD 1 39 142 21 44 .310 picture in the batter's box again. the winning run as the Blue Jays the season. tholic, 3. South Catholic 3:37.1 twelve straight matches. 0e(. E. Dubev-Walloce 6-3, 6-4. Insurance's four hits Tuesday evening Cincinnati 5. Pittsburgh 3 RLaw pr 0 0 0 0 Roberts oh 1 0 0 0 tor. Houston 4, St. Louis 3,11 innings Kittle If 5 13 1 Jones It 0 0 0 0 Reynids ss 5 1 2 0 OSmIth -ss 5 0 American 10 League Plymouth State— Named MIkeCurrIer The hard-hitting first baseman ran their record in one-run deci­ at Fitzgerald Field in a 15-2 romp over Cruz It 4 0 12 LSmIth It 5 0 10 g ab r h pet. Wilson Electric. John Thomas had o Wednesday's Games Boines It 5 0 0 1 White 2b 4 0 0 0 assistant football coach. of the Milwaukee Brewers has sions to 15-3. Toronto tied it 2-2 in (All Times EDT) Stegmn ct 3 0 0 0 Bolboni 1b 4 1 1 1 Mmphry ct 5 0 1 0 Porter c Garcia, 4 0 10 Tor 41 175 26 61 .349 Football single and a homer for Lathrop. Rob Cabell 1b 5 0 0 1 Oberkfll 3bDavis, 4 1 10 Sea 32 113 19 39 .345 been having trouble this season the sixth when Dave Collins led off Ronsom. Tom Burke. Joe Torvonoand Houston (Madden 1-1 or Knepper 3-5) Boston cl 1 0 0 0 Wothon c 4 0 11 Knight 3b 5 0 2 0 x-V Slykrt 4 13 2 Chicago (NFL) — Announced wide al St. Louis (Andutar 7-3), 1:35 p.m. VLaw 3b 3 1 1 0 Conepen ss 3 0 0 0 Bell, Tor 39 145 21* 50 .345 receiver Ken Margerum will miss the hitting home runs and driving in with his lirsl homer of Ihe season. Jim Dowling also had two hits. Dove Bailey c 4 1 1 0 McGee ct 4 0 0 0 Trammell, Det 38 150 35 51 .340 Celts look Ostuni homered for Wilson. Kevin Atlanta (Perez 3-0) at Chicaga (Rainey Hairstn ph 1 0 0 0 Doran 2b 4 0 10 Green 1b 5 0 0 0 1984 season following knee surgery. runs. But Tuesday night he took a Tom Brunansky homered for Min­ Walsh collected two singles and a 2-3). 4:05 p.m. 7 Dybzvn 3b 0 0 0 0 Murray, Balt 41 146 23 49 .336 Philadelphia (NFL)— Signedoffensive nesota. San Diego (Hawkins 3-1) ot Montreal Cruz 2b 4 12 2 NIekro p -3 0 0 0 Stuper p Lemon.1000 Det 38 145 23 48 .331 lineman Scott Raridonof Nebraska. giant stride toward breaking out of double. Ruble p 0 0 0 0 Howe oh Upshaw,1110 Tor 39 141 26 46 .326 Royals 7, White Sox 6 (Rogers 2-2), 7:35 p.m. Totals 39 4 12 5 Totals 30 7 8 7 Splimn ph 0 0 0 0 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh (USFL) — Signed run­ that slump by knocking in five runs Son Francisco (Krukow 2-5) at New Chicago 301 002 000— 6 Yount, Mil 38 152 22 49 .322 ning with four hits, including his lirsl At Kansas City, Mo., George to finish TScott or 0 0 0 0 ,Braun ph 1000 Gantner, Mil 36 146 16 47 .322 Charter Oak York (Terrell 3-3), 7:35 p.m. Kansas City 501 000 lOx— 7 Dawlev p 0 0 0 0 Allen p 0 0 0 0 back Hollis Payton of West Virginia Brett's seventh-inning double Los Angeles (Valenzuelo 3-5) at Game-winnino RBI — Brett (1). Whitaker, Det 38 160 30 51 .319 State. homer of the year, to lead the Lostrada Pizzo edged Highland Pork Philadelphia (Corlton2-2),7:35p.m. Bass oh I 0 1 1 Hndrck ph 10 0Home 0 Runs scored Pat Sheridan from first E—Sheridan, While. DP—Kansas LaCoss 0 0 0 0 0 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Brewers to a 7-1 victory over the Market, 3-2, Tuesday ot Fitzgerald Cincinnati (Price 2-2) at Pittsburgh Cllv National League — Schmidt, Phil 12; Texas Rangers. base to win it for the Royals. Joe Field. Jim Poole hod three hits for (Candelorla 3 4), 7:35 p.m. I. LOB—Chicago 9, Kansas Citv 4. 2B— Landrm ph 1 0 0 0 Clark, SF, Durham, Chi and Murphy, Atl off Bucks Lastroda. Jim Lachapelle ond Pete Thursday's (^mes lorg, BalbonI, Brett. HR—lorg (1) Cruz Totals 41 4 II 4 Totals 42 3 10 3 9; Marshall, LA, Wallach, Mtl and Cooper, who belted 30 homers Beckwith, 2-1, hurled two innings Gorman both hod two. Dave DeSantos x-reached first on cathcer's interfer­ Washington, Atl 8. in rebel of starter Danny Jackson Atlanta at Chicago, 2 (3) S—Hill SF—McRae. ence. last year and 32 in 1982. had gone and Don Guinan hod two apiece tor Cincinnotl at Pittsburgh, night IP H RERBBSO American League— Kingman,Oak 12; for the triumph. Dan Quisenberry Highland. Los Angeles ot Philadelphia, night Chicago Houston 100 020 000 01— 4 Ripken, Balt 11; Davis, Sea 10; Murray, Car Racing 115 at-bats without hitting a home Bv United Press International San Francisco at New York, night St. Louis 000 012 000 00—3 Balt 9; Armas, Bos, Kittle, Chi and run. blanked the White Sox over the Hoyt 1 1-3 5 5 5 2 0 Game-winning RBI — Boss (1). Dusty Barolas (L 2-2) 5 1-3 3 2 2 1 0 Upshaw, Tor 8. "I still don't feel I'm anywhere final two innings for his 11th save. Boston Garden, draped with Agoslo 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 E—Cabell, Bailey. DP—Houston 2, St. Runs Batted In American Leaguestandings Louis 1. LOB—Houston 9, St. Louis T.9. 2B National League — Carter, Mtl 37; clo.se to where 1 can be, not so much Julio Cruz homered lor Chicago. championship banners and Ron Gregoire, Dove Vittner and Art Jones 100000 —Puhl, Knight, Herr, O. Smith, Bailey Thompson each hod three hits to lead Kansos City ' Baile>^ Schmidt, Phil 33; Clark, SF 32; Durham. Tentative Indy lineup ' in my swing, but in regard to my A’s 6. Orioles 4 steeped in tradition, is intimidat­ East 3B—Van Slyke. HR—Von Slyke (2).) . S ^ Chi 31; Davif Chi 30. Acadia II to a 9-2 win Tuesday over Jackson 5 8 4 3 2 0 L. Smith (7), Van Slyke (3). S—Dd concentration," said Cooper. "It's At Oakland. Calif., Carney Lans- ing enough at any time. Memorial Corner Store at Keeney W L Pet. GB Beckwith (W 2-1) 2 2 2 2 0 3 D ^ a n . American League — Murray, Balt 40; Detroit SF—Cruz. Kingman, Oak 35; Lemon, Det 32; Davis, INDIANAPOLIS (UPI)-Thetentatlve just something you're always ford's Ihrec-run homer capped a But especially so now — the Field. Flip Duff had two hits for 33 5 .868 Quisenberrv (S 11) 2 2 0 0 0 3 lineup (or the 68th Indianapolis 500 May Acadia. Ed CrandoM ond Glen Pelligrl- Toronto 26 14 .650 8 HBP—by Hoyt (Wilson). T—2:44. IP H R ER BB SO Sea and Rice. Bos 31. trying to correct until you're tour-run tilth inning that helped Boston Celtics have not lost a Baltimore A— Hquston Stolen Bases 27 (Includes driver's name, type ot car neill both had two tor Memorial. 22 19 .537 12Va NIekro 6 8 3 3 0 0 and auallfylng speed): consistently successful. the A's snap a seven-game losing playoff game al home this year. Milwaukee 19 19 .500 14 19,490. National League — Wiggins, SD 25; First Row Boston 19 23 .452 16 Ruble 2 1 0 0 1 1 Samuel, Phil 24; Redus, CIn 19; Raines, “ I think it's just a case of being streak. Ray Burris, 3-2, went 6 2-3 The Milwaukee Bucks are com­ Dawley (W 3-3) 2)0010 T om S n e va , 1 984 M a rc h - New York 16 23 .410 17Vz Mtl 14; Milner, Cin 13. Cosworth, one al-bat or one strike away from innings tor Ihe victory while Mike ing off a 12'2-113 victory, but still Cleveland 15 22 .405 17Vz LaCoss (SI)' 1 0 0 0 0 1 American League — Garcia, Tor 20; Boddicker, 4-4. took the loss. Dave West A's6.0rioies4 St. Louis Butler. Clev 17; Pettis. Cal 15; 210.029 mph (track record). coming out ol it. but I don't have it trail Boston 3-1 in thebcsi-of-seven California. 23 20 .535 — Stuper 5 9 3 3 1 1 Bernazard, Clev 14; Henderson, Oak 13. Howdy Holmes, 1984 March- yet. There’s just no consistency. Kingman also homered for Oak­ Eastern Conference finals with the Minnesota 21 22 .488 2 Lahti 2 0 0 0 0 1 Pitching Cosworth, land. Scholastic BALTIMORE OAKLAND 207.977. I'm not losing sleep over it, but I do ' $ ■ - parquet floor of Boston Garden the Chicago 20 22 .455 2Vz Allen 2 0 0 0 2 1 Victories Tigers 3, Angels 1 Seattle 20 22 .455 2Vz ab r h bl ab r h bl Sutler (L 1-3) 2 2 1 1 0 0 Natlonol League — Soto, Cin 7-1; Lea, R ic k M e a rs , 1984 M a rc h - think about it a lot, especially how site for tonight's Game 5. Oakland 19 23 .452 3'/2 • Bumbry cf 4 0 0 0 Hendrsn It 3 1 2 0 T—2:50. A—15,884. Mtl 7-2; Andular. SfL 7-3; Honeycutt, LA Cosworth, I'm going to correct it." At Anaheim. Calif., Juan Beren­ Still, says Bucks guard Mike Konsas City 15 23 .395 5Vz Dwyer rt 3 0 0 0 Murphy ct 4 1 1 0 207.847. guer and Aurelio Lopez combined • * '-I ' ■ ' .( ■ . •-*'’'*53 Junior high baseball Roenick rt 1 0 1 0 Morgan 2b 3 1 2 1 6-1; 5 pitchers tied with 5 victories. Second Row "The important thing is that I'm Dunleavy. "II we win, we have a Texas 15 26 .367 7 American League — Morris, Det 8-1; on a five-hitter to pace Ih^ Tigers to Tuesday's Results Ripken ss 5 0 0 0 Klngmn dh 3 1 1 2 Wilcox, Det 6-0; Petry, Det 6*1; Dotson. x-MIchael Andretti, 1984 Morch-Cos- trying to zero in on it. I'm just . . . „. 7A -: r legitimate shot at beating them " The Bennet Junior High baseball Murray 1b 3 0 1 0 Lansfrd 3b 3 1 1 2 worth, M7.805. their 15th road victory without a team scored a run in the seventh inning Boston 7, Cleveland 1 Chi and NIekro, NY 6-2; Smithson, Minn trying to locus on what 1 have to do, But us sure as Cedric Maxwell's Toronto 3, Minnesoto 2 Lwnstn dh 5 1 1 0 Bochte 1b 4 0 0 0 6-4. Gordon Johncock, 1984 M arch' to edge the Wethersfield freshmen, 5-4, Gross 3b 4 2 10 MDavIs rf 3)00 Giants 5. Mats 4 Casworth, that's all." he said. loss this year. Berenguer, 3-2, gave Celtics have mastered the Bucks. at ho^ Tuesday afternoon. Kansas City 7, Chicago 6 Earned Run Average up three hits and struck out nine Milwoukee 7. Texos 1 Young It 4 0 2 0 Heath c 4 0 ) 0 (Based on 1 inning x number of games 207.545. The Brewers pounded out 17 hits, Maxwell has mastered tongue-in- Alio- vceto hod three singles for Dauer 2b 3 1 1 3 Phillips ss 3 0 1 1 Mario Andretti, 1984 Lolo-Cosworth, over six innings. Bern -•? ■ nie Relchle had a two-run Detroit 3, California 1 Sanchez c 10 11 SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK each team has played) 207.467. including a home run by Rick cheek understatement doubi . . .Jiid Neii Archambault drove In Seattle 5, New York 3 ob r h bl ob r h bl Notional League — Denny, Phil 1.65; UPl photo Oakland 6. Baltimore 4 Sakata 2b 0 0 0 0 Third Row "1 like our position better than the winning run. Dave O BIen storted Dempsey c 3 0 1 0 CDavIs ct 4 0 1 0 Chopmn 2b 5 1 3 0 Honeycutt, LA 1.77; Ryan, Hou 2.14; x-Roberto Guerrero, 1984 March- for Bennet. with the win going to Aceto Wednesday's Games Yongbld 2b 3 0 0 0 Gardnhr ss 4 0 0 0 Pena, LA 2.31; Sanderson, Chi and their position," he said. "We (All Times EDT) Shelby ph 10 0 0 Cosworth, 205.717. the season Tuesday night against the In relief. Totals 37 4 9 4 Totals 30 6 9 6 Pittman 2b 0 0 0 0 JMartn ph 10 0 0 Andular, StL 2.34. Geott Brabhom, 1984 March- NL roundup Mariner rookie Alvin Davis (left) is accomplished what we wanted.'We Bennet, 7-2, will meet crosstown rival Baltimore (McGregor 5-3) at Oakland Oliver 1b 3 2 10 Hrnndz 1b 5 0 3 1 Americon Leogue — NIekro, NY 1.32; Yankees. Davis’ homer helped Seattle to (Warren 3-5), 3:15 p.m. Baltimore 030 000 010— 4 Cosworth, congratulated by teammate Orlando won one game (in Milwaukee) and Hling Thursdoy afternoon at iliing Oakland OlO 040 Olx— 6 Thmpsn 1b 0 0 0 0 Foster It 3 1 1 0 Davis, Balt 1.56; Porter, Mil 1.59; Burris, 204.931. Cleveland (Spillner 0-3) at Clark rt 4 2 2 3 Strwbrr rt 4 0 0 0 Oak 1.99; Mason, Tex 2.01. 5-3 victory. we've got a 3-1 lead. " ton Game-winning RBI — Lansford (5). H erm Jo h n s o n , 1984 M a rc h - Mercado after hitting his 10th homer ot E—Young, Phillips. LOE1—Baltimore Leonord It 3 1 1 0 Wilson ct 4 0 2 0 Strikeouts Cosworth, Boston, swept by Milwaukee in (Brown 1-5), 7:35 p.m. Brenly c 4 0 2 2 Brooks 3b 4 0 1 0 National League— Ryan, Hou 72; Soto, Minnesoto (Viola 4-4) at Toronto 1), 204.618. last year's semifinals, is 8-0 at Oakland 8. 2B—Henderson, Mor­ O'Mally 3b 4 0 0 0 Fltz(zerld c 4 1 1 1 Cin 69; Gooden, NY 59; Volenzueta, LA Fourth Row (Clancy 3-3), 7:35 p.m. gan, LeMastr ss 4 0 0 0 Darling p 2 0 0 0 58; Carlton, Phil and LaPoint, StL 47. Reborn Parker Boston Garden in this year's Milwaukee (Haas 2-3) at Texas Al Unser, 1984Morch-Cosworth,204.441. Lowensteln. HR—Dauer (1), Lansford MDavIs p 4 0 0 0 Garman p 0 0 0 0 American League—Blyleven.Clevand Danny Ongals, 1984 March-Cosworth, post-season, with two victories Little League (Tanano 4-4), 8:35 p.m, Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 Oauend ph 1 0 0 0 Stieb, Tor 51. Morris, Det ond Witt, Col Chicogo (Burns 2-2) at Kansas City (5), Kingman (12). SB—Henderson 03), 50; Smithson, Minn 49. 203.978. Yankees still punchless over the Washington Bullets, four Lonstord (2). SF—Phillips, Kingman. Gaft p 0 0 0 0 A.J. Foyt, 1984 March - Caswarth, (Black 4-3), 8:35 p.m. Bckmn ph 0 10 0 over the New York Knicks and two Detroit (Morrls8 1) atCollfornla (John 203.860. IP H R ER BB SO Totals 33 5 7 5 Totals 37 4 11 2 Fifth Row helps beat B ug s over Milwaukee. The Celtics beat 3-3). 10:30 p.m. Baltimore San Francisco 000 202 010— 5 x-T o m G lo v , 1984 M a rc h - SEATTLE (UPl) - The New Young, 3-3, entered the game connected for a two-run homer in New York (Rasmussen 0-0) at Seattle New York 011 000 002 4 the Bucks five of six limes during American Farm (Beattie 3-4), 10:35 p.m. Bddckr (L 4-4) 4 2-3 6 5 5 4 1 Cosworth, York Yankees arc having a terri­ with a 6.58 ERA and had allowed 53 the fourth inning. Underwood 2 1-331112 Game-winning RBI — Brenly (1). 203.758. nipped St. Louis 4- 3 in 11 innings the regular season. Eighth District raised it s record to Thursday's Games E—Bracks, CDavIs. DP—San Fran- By Dave Raffo ble time trying to score runs, and hits in 39 2-3 innings this season. The homer, Davis' 10th, scored Baltimore at Oakland TMartlnez 1 0 0 0 1 1 Radio, TV Teo Fabi, 1984 March-Cosworth, and Atlanta al Chicago was "They have a tremendous ad­ 4-0 Tuesday with a 19 12 win over Town Oakland clsca 203.600. UPl Sports Writer Matt Young didn't make it any "So far in my short career, I've Barry Bonnell. who had doubled, to Fire as Kevin Pisch and Ned Moulton New York at Seattle, night 1, New Yark 1. LOB—San Francisca 4, postponed because of rain. vantage playing in their place. " combined for the victory. John Detroit at California, night Burris (W 3-2) 6 2-3 5 3 3 3 1 ^^Al Unser Jr., 1984 March-Cosworth, easier for them. had very good success against make it 2-0. Conrav 0000)0 New Ycrk 8.2B—Brocks, Oliver, Brenly. 203.404. The Pittsburgh Pirates were Dunleavy said. "They're so tough Thompson went 3-for-4 with two dou­ Milwaukee at Texas, night HR—Clark 2 (9), Fitzgerald (1). SB— Young held the Yankees score­ them,” said Young. Young tired in the ninth, walking bles. He drove In four runs and Athertan 121101 Sixth Row hoping to see last season’s version Phillies 3, Dodgers 1 there. But we have to go in and play Caudill (S 7) 1 1-3 2 0 0 1 3 Foster (1), Wilson (12), Chapman (4). TONIGHT x-AI Holbert, 1984 Morch- less for eight innings, running their The left-hander is 3-1 lifetime Toby Harrah and allowing a single executed a steal of home. Peter Hayes, IP H R ER BB SO 7:15 Red Sox vs. Indians, WTIC of Dave Parker, not this year’s At Philadelphia, Jerry Koosman as well as we did (in Game 4) Mike Lewindowski and Brad Higley all Eastern League standings Boddicker pitched te 6 batters In 5th; Cosworth, scoreless streak to 27 innings, en against the Yankees, with a 2.25 to Dave Winfield. Baylor then hit Burris pitched te 3 batters In 7th; Conray San Francisco 7:30 Mels vs. Giants, SportsChannel, 203.016. and Al Holland combined on an Milwaukee built a 15-point lead hod three RBi for the winners. Mike MDavIs (W 2-5) 8 1-3 10 3 3 1 4 WKHT model. route to Seattle's 5-3 victory ERA. Last season he tossed a Stanton's first pilch for his fifth Doyer was 3-for-4 with a grand slam pitched te 1 batter In 7th; Athertan Tony Bettenhausen, 1984 Morch- Parker, making his first appear­ eight-hitter and Ozzie Virgil scored in the first half of Game 4, but W L Pet. GB pitched ta 4 batters in 8th. Lavelle (S 6) 2-311111 8:00 Celtics vs. Bucks, USA Cable C os- Tuesday night. two-hitter against New York. homer ot the year to make it 5-3. homer for Town Fire, and Chris Buffalo 24 11 .666 New York one run and drove in another to lift Boston's Larry Bird led a Celtics' Luongo also had three RBI. WP—Burris, Atherton. T—2:51. 10:30 Yankees vs. Mariners, Sport- worth, 202.8)3. ance at Three Rivers Stadium' Don Baylor finally snapped the Young's sinker and breaking Albany 20 13 .606 3 A— Darling (L 3-3) 6 5 4 4 3 3 sChannel, WPOP the Phillies to their lOth'Straight comeback, hitting 17 ot his 32 Vermont 19 18 .514 6 Gorman 1 0 0 0 0 0 ^ ^ b y Rahal, 1984 March-Cosworth, since joining Cincinnati a free string with a three-run homer in ball had the Yankees in trouble. Another indication ot the futility 14,027. 11:30 Lakers vs. Suns, Channel 3 wip. Koosman, 4-5, allowed seven points in the fourth quarter. Int. Farm Woterbury 19 18 .514 6 Got! 2 2 1)01 Seventh Row agent, slapped an RBI double the ninth off reliever Mike Stanton. Seattle recorded 16 putouts at first of New York’s recent play was that Glens Foils 18 18 .500 6 V 3 WP—MDavIs, Darling, Lavelle. T— hits in seven innings to pick up the "They did a good job of doubling Patrick Bedard, 1984 March- Tuesday night to help the Reds "We just didn’t get any runs until base in the game. Baylor's home run was the first Rob Tremonte got the win Tuesday New Britain 18 19 .486 7 BlueJays3.Twins2 2:30. Cosworth, victory. Bob Welch, 3-5, took the up on the ball when we Ihrew'il as Seven Eleven defeated Ansoldi's, Nashua 13 22 .300 11 A—14,834. dump the Pirates 5-3. the last inning. That's the way it's "Matt had a good sinker and a extra-base hit for the Yankees in 33 Reading 12 24 201.915. Mario Soto, 7-1, pitched his fifth loss. down low and they hit some l)ig 23-17, ot Verplanck. Heidi Carpe had .333 12Va D ic k S im o n , 1984 M a rc h - been. I wish I had Uje answer, good breaking ball. There were innings. three hits for the winners. RobColeand Tuedoy's Results MINNESOTA TORONTO Expos 3, Padres I shots down the stretch, " Bird said. Cosworth, complete game and added an RBI because I ’m tired of answering lots ot ground balls. I thought I was Ed Vande Berg came on to gel Bob Mercier played well defensively. Glens Falls 2, Reeding 1 ab r h bi ab r h bl Basketball 201.834: At Montreal, Gary Carter "We didn't take advantage of our Richard Gagnon hod two hits for Nashua 5, Albany 4 Puckett cf 5 0 10 Garcia 2b 4)30 double to help Cincinnati snap a that question," said Yankees man­ living at first base tonight," said three infield grounders and earn Buffalo 5, New Britain 3 Poncho Carter, 1984 March- cracked a two-run homer and opportunities. But we re still in a Ansaldis. Mott Arnold also hit welt and Brown If 4 0 0 0 Collins It 4 12 1 Cosworth, three-game losing streak. ager Yogi Berra. rookie sensation Alvin Davis, who his third save for the Mariners. David Blackney hit well despite pick­ Waterbury 5, Vermont 3 Engle c 4 0 0 0 Moseby ct 3 1 1 1 Phillies 3. Dodgers 1 201.820. " I’m used to being in black and Charlie Lea tossed a four-hitter for very good position. ing up the defeat. Wednesday's f^rAes Hrbek 1b 1)00 Upshaw 1b 3 0 1 0 Eighth' Row "The homecourt advantage is a Nashua Ot Buffalo Teufel 2b 4 0 0 0 Alkens dh 10 0 0 NBA playoffs gold instead of red and gray, but his seventh victory to lead the LOS ANGELES PHILADELPHIA _Chip Gonassi, 1984 March-Cosworth, big factor. I'm sure tiie next game Vermont at Glens Falls Brnnsky rt 4 1 4 2 Johnsn ph 0 0 0 0 201.612. shoot! I'm a Red now." Parker Expos. Carter’s homer, his sev­ American Albany at New Britain (SaettI 3b 4 0 10 Whitt c 3 0 0 0 obrhbi abrhbl will be a great game for us.” Reodlng at Waterbury Sax 2b 4 0 0 1 Samuel 2b 4 0 0 1 Conterence Finals x-Emerson Fittipaldi, 1983 March- said after battling his former enth,brokea I-ltie in the sixth and Hatchr dh 2 0 0 0 Bell ph 10 11 (All Timet EDT) Cosworth, 201.078. Bucks forward Marques John­ Jeff Davis got the win os Town Fire Thursday’s Gomes Elsnrch ph 1 O 0 0 Martinez c 0 0 0 0 Bailor ss 4 0 2 0 Hayes ct 4 0 0 0 teammates. came off Eric Show, 5-3. Carter beot Army & Novy, 10-4, Tuesday at Miller If 4 0 10 Schmidt 3b 4 0 0 0 (Bett-of-Seven) Josele (tarza, 1984 March-Cosworth, son is questionable tonight. He Albany at New Britain JImlnez ss 2 0 0 0 Leach rf 3 0 00 Eastern Conference 200.615. " I’m reborn in a sense.” leads the league in RBI with 37. Boycott of Olympics may reach 50 Waddell Field. Gregory Geer had three Nashua at Buffalo Bush ph 1 0 0 0 Barfield rt 0 0 0 0 Guerrer 3b 4 0 1 0 (.efebvr rt 2 0 0 0 suffered a hyperexlended left knee hits for Town Fire, and Mork Huhtala Reodlng at Waterbury Maldond rf 3 0 1 0 Wilson If 3 10 0 Milwaukee vt. Boston Ninth Row Parker, 32, is playing more like Graig Nettles hit his fourth homer Mulinks 3b 3 0 0 0 Yeager c 3 10 0 Holland p0 0 0 0 (Boston leads series, 3-1) Spike (tahihausen, 1983 March- the two-time National League for the Padres. scheduled to compete for Britain, when he collided with Maxwell in had two. Losing pitcher Dave Vermont at Glens Falls larg 3b • 10 0 0 May 15 — Boston 119, Milwaukee 96 Cos­ Frechette hod two hits for Army & Griffin ss 3 0 0 0 Stubbs 1b 4 0 10 Motszk 1b 2 0 0 0 batting champion and 1978 MVP Giants 5, Mets 4 Bv United Press International and a possible rugby match later repudiate be subject to Game 4. Novy. Reynids cf 4 0 2 0 Virgil c 3 12 1 May 17— Boston 125, Milwaukee 110 worth, 200.478. drastic penalty, such as financial In the other conference final, the Waterbury 5. Vermont 3 Totols 32 2 6 2 Totals 29 3 t 3 Welch p 1 0 0 0 DeJesus ss 3May 19— Boston 1 1 0 109, Milwoukee 100 x-Jacaues yilleneuve, 1983 March- than like the overweight outfielder At New York, Bob Brenly involving Britain and South Africa. Minnesota 020 000 000— 2 Morals ph 1 0 0 0 Koosmn p1 0 0 0 Moy 21— Milwaukee 122, Boston 113 Cosworth, 200.013. who was showered with boos and snapped a sixth-inning tie with a The executive director of the At a meeting last week in sanctions, suspension and loss ot Los Angeles Lakers also are hold NationaPFarm Toronto 100 001 Olx— 3 Hershlsr p 0 0 0 0 AAoddox cf 0 0 0 0 Moy 23 — Milwaukee at Boston, 8 p.m. Scott Bravton, 1984 March-Buick, an enviable position, leading the (Same-winningRBI — Bell (5). 203.637. batteries by Pittsburgh fans the two-run single and Jack Clark U.S. Olympic Committee says as Switzerland, one which Miller membership. WotntMiry 000 100 400 — 5 9 2 Landsty ph 1 0 0 0 , x-May 25 — Boston at Milwaukee, 10 Phoenix Suns 3-1 and hosting Carter Chevrolet routed Nichols Vermont 010 101 000 — 3 7 3 DP—TerontO 1, LOB—Minnesata CDIoz p 0 0 0 0 p.m. Tenth Row past few seasons. drove in three runs with two many as 50 countries may boycott termed "one of the most important 2 — To develop a financial plan Tire. 24-9. in o game played Tuesday at 8, Price, Clements (8), Smith (9) and Totals 32 I I 1 Totals 26 3 3 2 x-Moy 27 — Milwaukee at Boston, 1 Kevin Cogan, 1984 Eogle-Pontloc, Parker is in shape and hitting homers to help the Giants end a the Summer Games in Los meetings in the history of the assuring the Games' economic Game 5 tonight at the Forum. Bowers School. Mike VIgeant and Heath; Lockner, Kanderla (7), Buchanan Toronta 8. 2B—Garcia, Upshaw. HR— P.m. 203.622. Brunansky (6), Calllns (1). SB—Calllns Los Angelos 000 010 000— I three-game losing streak. Mark Angeles. International Olympic Commit­ health. This would combat the The Lakers downed the Suns Chris Cormeir both hod two hits for the (7) and Pryor, McClendon (8). W—Price Philadelphia 002100 OOx— 3 Western Conterence ^ ^ n n y Sullivan, 1984 Lola-Cosworth, .327 with 26 RBI, including six winners. Jim DiMaio hod a boses- 0-3). L—Konderla (0-1).HRs— (II), Maseby (12), Puckett (3), (Sarcia Las Angeles vs. Pboenix Davis, 2-5, scattered 10 hits in 8 1-3 Ten countries thus tar have tee,” Miller and Bill Simon, possibility of television networks 126-115 Sunday in Game 4, with (20). S—Upshaw. (Same-winning RBI — none. game-winners. loaded triple and Dove LoFontono hit o Vermont, DP—Philadelphia 2. LOB—Los An­ (Los Angeles leads series, 3-1) D e re k D a lv , 1983 M a rc h - innings and Gary Lavelle got two withdrawn and Col. F. Donald president of the USOC, offered and corporations declining to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scoring 31 boses-looded double. Mike Sorni hod. O'Neill 2 (5). IP H RERBBSO May 12 — Los AngelesllO, Phoenix 94 Cosworth, " I’ve found out it's important to Minnesota geles Miller said in New York Tuesday three major proposals: spend hundreds of millions ot points and Bob McAdoo 23. But it two hits for Nichols Tire. 7, Philadelphia 3. S—Koosman. May 15 — Los Angeles 118, Phoenix 102 202.443: make baseball my career 11 outs tor his sixth save. Mike Smithson (L 6-4) 7 7 3 3 3 3 ^^Moy 18 — Phoenix 135, Los Angeles 127 Eleventh Row the boycott number could reach 50 dollars because of uncertain was a hard-working Los Angeles Buffalos, New BritainS Fllson . . IP H RERBBSO months out ot the year instead of Fitzgerald homered for the Mets 1 — A permanent site on each Rookie League 1*3 0 0 0 1 0 Los Angeles S i" ’®'*®'"''' March-Cos­ and Hubie Brooks extended his depending on the course ot the continent for regional competi­ participants. defense that shut down the Suns Welters 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 May 20 — Ia s Angeles 126, Phoenix 115 worth, 202.062. six," Parker said. "But the one Whitehouse 0 0 0 Welch (L 3-5) 4 3 3 3 2 2 hitting streak to 17 games. African nations. tions, such as the Pan American 3 — To change the eligibility after Phoenix moved within 4 Back-to-back homers by Glenn Buffalo 000 120 200 — 510 0 0 1 0 Hershlser 2 0 0 0 0 2 May 23 — Phoenix ot Los Angeles, 11: G e o rg e S n id e r, 1984 M a rc h - thing I can do (in Cincinnati) is go Weeks and Matt Vlara gave the Police Pashnick 13 0 0 0 0 0 30 p.m. Cosworth, The African nations, he said, standard with provisions for more points midway through the fourth New Britain 000000030 — 3 7 1 Toronta C.Diaz 2 0 0 0 1 1 to the park and think baseball." Houston 4, St. Louis 3 Games or African Games. The Union a 10-9 victory over Mak Point­ Roman, Thompson (8) and Glass; Philodelphia ,,*JWov 25 — Los Anirales at Phoenix, 201.660. would not necessarily pull out in Olympics would be staged at these participation by women and a quarter. ing. Micheal RussonI, Steven Lyons Leal 7 2-3 6 2 2 5 6 11:30 p.m. In other NL games, Philadelphia At St. Louis, pinch-hitter Kevin Woodward, McCarthy (7), Ctale (8) and Jacksn (W 5-1) w-., 1. 1-3 -0 „ „ „ ^ Koosman (W 4-5) 7 7 1 1 2 2 D ennis F ire s to n e , 1982 M o rch - support of the Soviet Union, but more vital role by athletes in policy "I wish they had been thinking and Joshua Peck had doubles for the Ackley. W — Rbmon (5-1). L— 0 0 0 2 Holland (S 10) 2 1 0 0 0 1 x-Mov 27 or 28 — Phoenix ot Los Cosworth, topped Los Angeles 3-1, Montreal Bass drove in Mark Bailey from sites on a 20-year rotation. Also, winners. Keith Carlnl homered for Woodward Smithson pitched to 1 batter In 8th, WP—Welch, Koosman. T—2:2). A— Angeles, 3 p.m. or 3:30p.m. 201.217. third base with a single in the top of rather over the issues ot Zola nations should accept several making. Also, an effort would be about Boston," the Suns' Walter Whitehouse pitched to 1 batter In nh. x-lt necessary x-rookle shaded San Diego 3-1, San Fran­ Mak, and Brian Burk had a double. (2-3). HRs—New Britain, Ackley). T—2:56. A—17,207. ' 30,190. the llth to lift the Astros. Budd, a South African teenager years in advance and those that made to standardize drug testing. Davis said. average speed — 303.692 mph cisco edged New York 5-4, Houston K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedtit-sduy, Muv 23. 1984 MANC HKSTEH HEKAl.D, Wednv.sduy. May 23. 1984 - 13 NFL meetings begin today, Phiiiy wants Super Bowl 1)7 F O C U S / Food

By Don Cronin cities aren't waiting for was the most lavish. The competition committee. Super Bowl X V IIl last UPI Sports Writer the official presentations city look over a restau­ Super Bowl X IX is set January, Is considered a to begin wooing the rant in the hotel where the for Stanford University's favorite for a return of the WASHINGTON - They owners. meetings will be held and Stadium at Palo Alto, game, and soon. The used a 2 0 -p i e c e "N o one has ever said made sure every N FL Calif., on Jan. 20, 1985. climate and the profes­ Mummers' band, soft you have to have a beach owner was made to feel Past successes hosting sional handling of the pretzels and hoagie sand­ to play a football gam e," welcome. Super Bowls is believed to game last January offset wiches to convince N FL said Tose, "Remember, a A city must receive 21 give .Los Angeles, New smaller Tampa Stadium, owners that Philadelphia few years ago, we played affirmative votes from Orleans and Tampa the wich seats only about really isn't such a bad Dallas in a football game among the league's 28 best chance for hosting 72,000. place to spend a January here in January to get lo owners lo be awarded the .the game the next few Despite its big push, weekend. the Super Bowl and the Super Bowl. years. Philadelphia has only a Philadelphia Mayor M. weather was fine." "Although weean'tgive The owners have al­ long-shot chance of host­ Wilson Goode and Eagles The Eagles downed Dal­ out details, (but) we've ways liked the Los An­ ing the game, along with owner Leonard Tose las 20- 7 in the 1980 NFC got an incentive package geles area, mostly for the Detroit, Minneapolis. Tuesday night led the Championship game in that is valued at $2.8 104,000 seats in the Rose Seattle or Jacksonville. city's delegation seeking clear, but very cold million," said Bill Ep­ Bowl, where the Super The owners haven't for­ a Super Bowl for 72,000- weather. stein. a spokesman for Bowl was played in 1977, gotten traffic snarls seal Veteran's Stadium —• In addition to Philadel­ Goode, "The mayor will 1980 and 1983. around the Pontiac, despite it's open-air facili­ phia, the owners will hear discuss ... the fact that in. New Orleans has staged Mich., Silverdome at Su­ ties and usually-cold from Anaheim, Calif.; 1987, we will be celebrat­ five Super Bowls, the last per Bowl XVI in 1982. January weather. Detroit; Houston; Jack­ ing the 200th anniversary two — in 1978 and 1981 — in Philadelphia's January Philadelphia will try to sonville, Fla.; Los An­ of the constitution. He the Superdome. The other weather and open-air sta­ convince NFL owners geles; Miami; Minneapo­ leels that is a tremendous three, in 1970-72-75, were dium aren't likely to gain during three days of meet­ lis; New Orleans; promotional opportunity in the Sugar Bowl at much support, either. ings which begin today. Phoenix, Ariz.; Seattle, for the league." Tulane University. Although they have The owners will name the Tampa, Fla.; and San The city paid NFL Although five Super domed stadiums, Minnea­ 2 sites for the 1986 and 1987 Francisco. Films $18,000 to produce a Bowls — 1968. 1969, 1971, polis and Seattle lack the UPI photo Super Bowls, and will Miami, New Orleans, short film highlighting 1976 and 1981 — were seating capacity NFL possibly select the host M inneapolis and San Philadelphia and its at­ played in Miami, several owners prefer. cities lor 1988 and 1989. Francisco are not seeking tractions. The film, ironi­ owners have said they Wayne Gretzky and the Stanley Cup need police protection as Philadelphia and all its the 1987 Super Bowl, but cally, focuses on many don't favor returning Jacksonville and Pho­ enix have lost friends he fights through thousands of Edmonton fans at a city hall competitors will each be want the game another things visitors to Philadel­ there because of major allowed 12 minutes in year. phia can do indoors. traffic problems and dete­ among NFL owners be­ reception. Victory celebration turned into a riot. front ol the owners Thurs­ Most cities hosted par­ Committee reports will riorating neighborhood cause they have teams in day morning, but repre­ ties Tuesday night, but fill today's session, in­ around the Orange Bowl. the rival U.S. Football Tampa, which hosted League. 3 Celebration becomes riot sentatives of the hopeful Philadelphia's spread cluding a report from the EDMONTON. Albcrtii fire hoses on some 3.000 beer bottles and disrupt­ All prices good now (U P I) — Thousiind.': of drunken revelers who had ing traffic in Edmonton's rowdy fans loro through converged on a downtown downtown core. through May 27th! downtown Edmonton for square. Two hours after the five hours Tuesday night, Another police spokes­ disturbance began, some Above is a simmering kettle of apples tossing boor hollies and man. Lance Bcswick. said 75 patrolmen donned riot and bacon. The recipe is listed below. fighting with poliee fol­ no one had to be hospital­ gear and sprayed the lowing a victory celebra­ ized. and called the fact no main body of rioters with tion for the Stanley Cut) one had been seriously streams of water from injured "miraculous.” champion Oilers. high-pressure fire hoses I An Edmonton police "W e've got a mini-riot in an attempt to disperse ruBI feRAND NAME SAVINGS | Regular 3.99 spokesmtin said about 4(1 on our hands. " Beswick them. people were arrested. Do­ said before the revelers OIL FILTER zens of bystanders and begun dispersing about Beswick said that al­ midnight. "I got hit with a though police had no trou­ Chow’s on! police officers were in­ ble coping with a spon­ jured by llyingglass. none bloody bottle. There's bot­ V seriously. . tles and missiles in all taneous demonstration Of those arrested, only directions ' following the Oilers' 5-2 2 ”- 1 5 ” about 10 were charged F'ollowing a City Hall Stanley Cup clincher over Regular 4.99 lo 17.99 with mischief and willful rally lor the Oilers, young the New It’ork Islanders Mrs. Woodbury cooks damage, spokesman Ian Ians —. many obviously Saturday night, "there's a EXTRA LIFE AIR FILTERS MacKechnie said. The inebriated — converged much more aggressive rest were removed from on Edmonton's main attitude tonight. They're a the scene and released. .street. Jasper Avenue, defiant crowd and there's At the height of the about 7 p.m. and roamed a lot of booze. VALVOLINE® in 18th century mode d is t u r b a n c e , r i o t - aimlessly foi the next "These are not hockey equiijped police turned several hours, hurling fans." Herald photos bv Torqulnlo 99< 11«« By Barbara Richmond tilled, "A Pinch ol Spice," — an ovens that are used for’cooking are Carole Woodbury readies coals to cook demonstrated the art of Colonial NBA has BRAND NAME SAVINGS) OUART CASE Herald Reporter 18th Century-style Cookbook lor very heavy. 8 9 <10*" Regular 1.39 quart, 13.49 caae today's cooks. But cooking outdoors is not a casserole outdoors. Mrs. Woodbury cooking recently at Illing Junior High. Sports in Brief coin flip QUART IROyARTCASE ALL CLIMATE lo w 40 Carole Woodbury — in true 18th really more time-consuming than Regular 1.14 quart, 12.99 cate century fashion — spends a lot of Even though it hasn't been cooking on a modern range. "It set today Vauidu MOTOR OIL time slaving over a hot fire, included in the mini-cookbook, a takes about the same amount of \ HAVOLINE SUPREME zAll-Clim at^ cooking typical 18th century foods. time to cook outdoors, as indoors, baking dish; pour half the berries it aside. Core and slice the apples Midget registration June 4-5 Plus: Get up to $3.00 in maIMn buyer's check direct favorite recipe ofMrs. Woodbury's Chicken Chowder over the biead. Repeat with Ihe into eighths. Heal one-quarter cup 10W 40 MOTOR OIL from ValvoHne when you buy a case of Valvollne Mrs. Woodbury is a member of the is one for rice pudding. She has once you get the fire going," she NEW YORK (UPI) - bread and end with the berries. 2 chickens A Manchester Midget Football 1984 registration M o ro n "OIL motor oil, $1.00 buyer's check on 5 quarts. Complete Company of Artificers, a compan­ updated the recipe but said she said. The chicken and corn stew, ol the bacon fat and put in Ihe for players and cheerleaders will take place The Portland Trail Blaz­ New convenieni funnel top bottle. Plus: Get a $1.50 details In slore. Check our large selection and low Bake in a 350-dcgree oven for 20 3 sticks celery apples and saute until tender. Stir maIMn rebate when you buy S quarts. Details in store. ion unit of the Nathan Hale Ancient would like to share the original for example, can be [-eady in two Monday and Tuesday. June 4 and 5. (torn 6 to 9 ers and the Houston I prices on other Valvollne motor oils. minutes. Serve warm with ice 2 onions, chopped carefimy so as not lo break the Fifes and Drums. version with Herald readers. and a half hours after the chicken Rockets were to flip a coin 4 carrots, in bite-si/e chunks p m. at the Army & Navy Club. The groups put on a demonstra­ has been deboned and the water cream. pieces apart. Just before the today to decide the rights The original reads: “ Beat one- Water Kegistration is open to Manchester residents tion recently at Illing Junior High has been put on to boil, she said. vapples are done, sprinkle on the to the No. 1 pick in next half pound of rice to a powder. Set Salt to taste whowillbe lOyearsoldby Nov. 1,1984 and will not School and Mrs. Woodbury treated sugar and cinnamon and stir well. month's NBA college with 3 pints of new milk upon the 8 ears eorn have reached 14 by that date. visitors to samples of some of her ‘•USING A DUTCH OVEN is the Put the apples on a warm tray, draft. YOUR CHOICE fire and let it boil well. And when it I cup flour Birth certilicates are rei|uired at registration. recipes. One of the treats was an crumble the bacon over the lop and The Hip was to lake grows almost cold, put to it, 8 eggs best way to cook outdoors. A good Weight limits are minimum of TO pounds and apple and bacon mixture. “ In Revised rice pudding 1 rgg serie hot. place at 11 a.m, EDT in well beaten and one-half pound of bed of coals is needed. The cooking Cut the kernels from the ears of maximum of 120 pounds. Colonial times this was used with Y the office of NBA Com­ 7 ^ ^ suet ar butter, one-half pound temperature is adjusted by the Vt cup uncooked brown rice corn, or use Iwo boxes of frozen or Registration fee is $10 per player and $.5 per ^ * Regular 6 49 porridge for breakfast. At home I sugar and a sufficient quantity of number of coals, " Mrs. Woodbury 3 cups milk missioner David Stern. A R egular 9 99 two cans of drained whole kernel Soft Molasses Cookies cheerleader with no individual lamily lee to AUTO use it as an accompaniment for The Blazers were fined BLUE POLY LIQUID cinnamon, nutmeg and mace. said. By removing the lid of the 4 beaten eggs corn. Cover with water and boil the exceed $15. CLEANER & roast pork, instead of applesauce," '/: cup shortening $2.50,000 by ■ the league POLY SEALANT. One-half hour will bake dt. You Dutch oven, the contents can be >/t cup butter or margarine two chickens, that have been split RESIN Mrs. Woodbury explained. may add a few currants and 1 cup brown sugar Monday for improper con­ POLY PASTE OR cooled down. >/i cup sugar in half, the celery, cut into GLAZE Mrs. Woodbury, a teacher at the 1 Pgg tact with college stars Pat ___ TRIGGER SPRAY candied lemon and citron peels or Mrs. Woodbury cautions those 1 teaspoon cinnamon bite-sized pieces, the chouued Vernon Center Middle School, not other sweet meats." ■A teaspoon ground mace >/4 cup molasses Johnson takes title Ewing and Akeem Ola- Plus: S3 00 mad-in rebate who want to try cooking over the onions and the carrot chunks.’ Salt only cooks for demonstrations put 'A cup cold water juwon. But the club re­ coals to be sure and put a trivet or ■A teaspoon nutmeg lo taste. Art Norman ol Johnson's Lanes in Hamden on by the group, she sometimes 2‘/: cups flour tained its rights to vie for THIS RECIPE, Mrs. Woodbury some kind of rack in the bottom of ■A teaspoon salt When chicken is tender, remove captured the title in the Atlantic City Tournament 147 cooks for the troops in the field. " I the kettle — "otherwise the food ■A cup currants 2 teaspoons baking soda held at Manchester's Holiday Lanes. the top draft selection. said, was taken from a cookbook it from the broth, skin and debone H QUANT m N AU M have fed as many as 300 people at will burn, as I found out when Place rice and milk in 2-quart I teaspoon cinnamon Norman won a three-day. two-night trip to the At the lime, both play­ published in 1763. "People ate very it and cut into bite-sized pieces. Put ftagular 3 99 Regular 1 0 ^ one tim e," she said. learning and I burned oodles of saucepan and heat to boiling. 1 teaspoon ginger Golden Nugget in Atlantic City and $250 in ers had college eligibilty aiUNOWAMt 5A9INC4 simply back them — mostly food the chicken back with the vegeta­ Regular 1.99 corn bread," Mrs. Woodbury Reduce heat\ and cover and 'A teaspoon salt expense money. . remaining, Olajuwon has AUTOBODY raised on their farms. The food was bles and continue to simmer. Add ENGINECLEANER SHE USES RECIPES that were recalled. simmer until most of the milk is 1 cup currants Manchester's \ ernel Arnum. who represented since announced he will essentially very rich — they had the corn and simmer until tender. FILLER America's No. 1 engine published in the late 1700s and absorbed — about 1 to 1>A hours. Cream together the shortening the host esiahlishmenl. tied for fourth place. forego his final year at the Fast cure, easy tiling plas­ cleaner. Especially formu- lots of eggs, butter and cream — Mix the egg Into the cup of flour early 1800 period. She has done a and brown .sugar and egg. Add the University of Houston. tic filler. Cllecli our low laled salf-emulsitying de­ which we now know are bad for Cool to lukewarm. Heat oven to 350 and stir until crumbly. Sprinkle Ipricet on body tools alio. lot of research on many of the Since the Blazers did not greaser for auto, marine, you, " she added. degrees. into the chowder a small amount at molas.ses and cold water. Sift aircraft, lawn and garden Blueberry Grunt together Ihe flour, baking soda, engage in any contract recipes and has updated some to fit Another favorite is a recipe for Add the eggs, butter, sugar, a time, until all used up. Cook equipment engines. cinnamon, ginger and salt. Mix the Schnellenberger making move negotiations with the two, in with modern times. chicken and corn chowder. This is 4 cups washed blueberries cinnamon, mace, salt and nutmeg another 10 minutes. Serve hot. ^ solids and the liquids together. Add they were not stripped on Her goal at one time was to take a stick-to-the-ribs dish. She has 1 cup sugar to the rice mixture. Stir in the MIAMI — Coach Howard Schnellenberger. who the currants and stir well. Drop by led the .Miami Hurricanes to their first and only their draft position. these original recipes and rework updated the recipe and added that 8 slices buttered bread currants. Put in a buttered l ‘A- Apples and Bacon them for a cookbook. “ But 1 found frozen corn can be used in place of Put the blueberries and sugar in quart casserole and bake for 30 rounded tcaspoonfuls on a greased NCA.-\ Championship lust season, will join the O 24’? 1 pound bacon cookie sheet; Bake 10 to 12 minutes a pan and cook over low heat for 10 minutes. If served immediately it Washington Fcderals of the L'.S. Football League ____ R egular 29 95 out that this would not only take a the fresh corn. CALDWELL Regular 3 49 Everyday low price! lot .of time, but would be pheno­ Cooking outdoors has given Mrs. minutes. Trim the crusts from the will be runny and creamy. If 8 tart apples at 350 degrees. if the lean] is_jA cup sugar today y EXTEND RUST N0.7 RUBBING menally expensive," she said. Woodbury new respect for the slices of bread that have been refrigerated, it will become firmer OIL TREATMENT ------t r a i l e r 2 teaspoons cinnamon (Pric* Subject lo Chcng«) rieoz. OR POLISHING HITCHES She has put together a mini­ women of the colonial period, she buttered on both sides. Place 4 and lightly crusted. Makes six to The Miami Herald said Schnellenberger will Rtgular 5.99 Fry the bacon until crisp and set Please turn lo page 14 join the Federuls immediately if hotel developer 1 0 4 . 9 Stop old rust/ COMPOUND Trust Tow-Safe hil- cookbook, however, which she has said. Just the covers of the Dutch' slices of the bread in a square eight servings. 2 2 ches and accessories Sherwofxl Weiser, who recently bought the team, prevents new. Make yourcar's finish look tor sale carefree ______9^9-8841 PROTECTANT like new again! moves it to the aging Orange Bowl in 1985, as lo w in g expected. Even if the L'SF'L deal falls through, the 1984 Your Neighbor’s Kitchen season will be Schnellenberger's last with the MODERN AUTO % /lutnIitP SPARK PLUGS Hurricanes, the newspaper said. RADIATOR < STANDARD RESISTOR Schnellenberger was the Miami Dolphins ^88 Regular 1.39 INTRODUCES olfensive coach when he took over the Hurricanes the 90-mlnuto 1 2 ’ * in 1979 and has since posted a 41-16 record, WINDSHIELD drlv«-ln and Regular 17.95 3 including last season's 11-1 mark culminated by WASHER < « 42 IN. BAR CARRIER 3 drivaaway aolutloni PRE-MIX 89 99 the stunning 31-30 victory over Nebraska in the Designed lor sub-compaci and Make muffins in microwave in minutes E a c h Orange Bowl. That victory gave Miami its first FOR: Great lo clean spring pol­ E ach com pact cars dom estic A im port. national championship. ' • Auto radator leab, len, dust and summer In­ Rtgular l.og aach. Rtgular 1.18 aach. Easily attaches to cars with or Muffins hot from the oven are a welcome addition to The streusel topping is made by mixing 2 to 4 h ou leaks, sects off your windshield without rain gutters Non-mar rub- any meal — breakfast, lunch or dinner. They can be tablespoons of white or brown sugar, >A cup flour, ‘A Schnellenberger, in gn interview with Herald ber feel will not scratch , sports editor Edwin Pope, said he believes it is overheatint baked in a microwave so quickly that they can be teaspoon cinnamon, and 2 tablespoons of butter. impossible for him to continue to function ttwrawstats, enjoyed any day of the week. There is no need to Marge’s Chopped nuts may be added to any of the toppings, if regard them as a weekend treat. A single muffin can sitcccssfully under budgetary guidelines estab­ anti-fraoze changes, 8 ' 1 desired. lished by UM President Edward "Tad" Foote. ^ ^ 1 be baked in 25 to 40 seconds. Many muffin batters, especially those leavened cleaning and flashing Regular ? 69 ^ Regular 1 99 Microwave The coach also said he is leaving because Microwave muffin pans are available locally. with soda, will keep in the refrigerator 6 to 8 weeks. So, Weiser’s offer of between $3 million and $3.5 We have found that AIR 8, REPAIR BUG & TAR Traditional metal muffin pans or coated metal muffin Kitchen you can mix ahead and bake as many or as few ^ million for five years "m aybe the best financial most of our customers; r ^1 TIRE INFLATOR REMOVER pans may not be used in the microwave. Muffin pans muffins at one time as you desire. problems can be solved . & SEALANT for the microwave are round in shape to promote opportunity any coach ever had, " the Herald Dissolves & re ­ Marge Churchill within this time fram^ more even cooking. quoted Schnellenberger as saying. easy to moves bugs, ten The problem part is Some muffin makers for microwave use have holes miim use flexible from all car fin­ Bran Muffins Removed, promptly liose in the bottom of the cups to allow the steam to escape. repaired on our ishes & chrom e When using this type of muffin pan, a single paper 2 cups boiling water Judges should stay home Iprem ises and rein- liner is all that is needed. Another suggestion you might try is to use empty 6 cups 100% all-bran or bran flakes, divided 'stalled. If the muffin cups have a solid bottom, two liner jumbo-size egg cartons. These cartons should be 1 cup honey 1 cup white sugar LOS ANGELES — Boycotting countries who Replacements are cups are recommended in order to help absorb the separated into two half-dozen sections with the lid 1 cup brown sugar, packed refuse to send athletes to the Summer Games available from our dis­ We gladly moisture and avoid producing muffins with soggy removed. Double paper liners can be placed in the MANCHESTER bottoms. The baked muffins should be removed from individual egg cups, and the batter spooned into each 1 cup shortening should "stay the heck out" and not be represented tributor size inventory. the pans immediately, and allowed to stand on a rack cup in the usual manner. Remove muffins from egg 1 tablespoon plus 2 teaspoons soda in the officiating of Olympic events, the head of Relax in our waiting 249 Spencer St. quote until ready to serve. Remove the second paper liner carton immediately after baking to prevent soggy 2 teaspoons salt the organizing committee said Tuesday. room, while our while standing. bottoms on the muffins. 4 eggs "W e're asking each sports federation to make knowledgeable special­ across from Shop Rite A topping of some sort must be added to muffins 5 cups all-purpose llpur, divided that decision, but w e're talking to them and what ists get you moving Prices over IF YOU DO NOT have a muffin maker for baked in the microwave to improve color and 4 cups buttermilk we're saying is, ‘This is ridiculous,"' Peter again. lADAPm Wt'H gat you off to • graat alarit Combine water, 2 cups bran and honey in mixing Ueberroth, president of the Los Angeles Olympic microwave use, small glass custard cups with three appearance. These toppings are sprinkled over the 649-M82 649-2885 the phone! paper liners in each cup will hold the shape and work top of the muffins before baking. You may use graham bowl. Set aside. Hour. Add soaked bran and remaining 4 cups bran; Organizing Committee, said during a television In » 5- or 6-quart mixing boWI, mix sugar, interview. M O K M IU IU T O II WORKS N rsewal chsdit atsspisd wOh well. When baking, the custard cups«hould be placed cracker crumbs with cinnamon and sugar, cinnamon blend well. ereoef LO. in the microwave in a circDlar arrangement to and a combination of brown and white sugar, or a shortening, soda and salt. Add eggs; beat well. Stir in era aMn at, Mmoh, ct I M O N.aaiianteapm «»TUaOAYIilawta4am iUWOAYfi KlaSaia N.M,a.>«.I.O»lMtUMOAYi»aw«atfi encourage even cooking. streusel topping. half the floiir. Blend in buttermilk, then remaining Please turn to page 14 / t 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. May 23, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May '23. 1984 - 15 New England Recipes Bratwurst M enus May 28 through June 1: Cognac Senior citizen Friday: Baked haddock, whipped potato, spinach, Monday: Memorial Day observance. No school. tossed salad, cookies; Egg salad sandwich, fresh Tuesday: Hot dog, bakt-d beans, buttered corn, roll World Series helped spread Wisconsin ‘brat fry’ tradition The following lunches will be served the week of orange, milk. and butter, chilled fruit. could win you .May 28 through Juqe fat Mayfair Gardens and RHAM high schools Wednesday: Cook's surprise. AMERICAN Westhill Gardens. tosManchester residents who are Thursday: Bag lunch of sandwich of the day, finger By Jeannine E. Klein 60, or older: The following lunches will be served the week of salad, potato chips, banana. ^ United Press International Monday: Closed in observance of Memorial Day. May 28 through June 1 at RHAM Junior and Senior Friday: Juice, pizza or hot dog, choice of vegetable trip to Paris Tuesday: Apple juice, beef stew, buttered corn, high schools the week of May 28 through June 1: or tossed salad, gelatin or assorted fruit. COOKERY JOHNSONVILLE, Wis. — In east central Wiscon­ chilled pears. Monday: No school. Memorial Day. sin, spring is marked not by returning robins or Wednesday: Baked fish. : Spanish style, rice, Tuesday: Hot dog on roll, baked beans, carrots, budding willows but by frying bratwurst. Many amateur chefs and home cooks who tinker garbanzo beans sofrito, marinated salad, roll, chilled applesauce. Hebron and Andover schools For the uninformed, a bratwurst traditionally is a around the kitchen stop short of trying to make plums. Wednesday: French bread pizza, green beans, Thursday: Meatloaf with onion gravy, steamed The followinjg lunches will be served in the Hebron highly seasoned fresh sausage of lean veal and pork. flaming dishes or adding wine and other liquors to mixed fruit. Elementary and Gilead Hill Schools and Andover Brat fry sometimes is a misnomer. In the their concoctions. rice, green beans with pimentos, chilled applesauce, Thursday: Salad bar. wheat bread, oatmeal cookie. Elementary School, the week of May 28 through June Johnsonville area the succulent small sausages are But a well-known cognac company wants to Friday: Cook’s choice. Milk is served with all 1: grilled over charcoal — but it's much more than a celebrate the newest rage of American regional Friday; Creole chicken, mashed potatoes, peas meals. with mushrooms, rocky road pudding. Monday:^No school. Memorial Day. cookout or barbecue. cuisine and combine some down-home dishes with the Bolton Schools ^ Tuesday: Cheese pizza, mixed vegetables, juice "When you're talking about a brat fry, you're French drink and is offering winners trips to Paris. In l ro ilw i'liim Mini \ |nlMt<;il U(.H’i[)os Meals on Wheels bars. talking about people getting together and having fun. France, for the best recipe. The following lunches will be served at Bolton Wednesday: Doughboys, baked beans, peas and 1j\ Brats are a part of it,” said Ralph Stayer, president of “From the flambee to the barbeque, today’s The following lunches will be served to Meals on Elementary-Center schools the week of May 28 > carrots, gelatin with topping. Il’is Hide Frey Johnsonville Sausage Co. American regional styles will be spotlighted in the Wheels clients the week of May 28 through June 1. The through June 1: Thursday: Manicotti with sauce, salad, cake with To vice president Russell E. Wiverstad, "A brat fry Courvoisier Classic," publicists for the company are hot noon meal is listed first and the cold evening meal, Monday: No school. Memorial Day. frosting, rolls. is not a cookout, it’s a happening, an occasion. This is a promising. second. The right is reserved to change menus Tuesday; Juice, tacos, lettuce and tomato, chips, Friday: Cook’s choice. Milk is extra. case where Wisconsin has the opportunity to be the And just to show it can be done, they offer some according to the best interest of the clients: chocolate and vanilla pudding. trendsetter for a change." recipes using the famous brandy. Monday: No meals served — Memorial Day. Wednesday: Orange juice, fish and cheese on bun, Tuesday: Roast turkey with stuffing and gravy, french fries, fruit cocktail. Who’s on big bills BRAT FRIES are prevalent in this four-county area Beef Daube whipped potato, green beans, tossed salad, cake; Thursday; Cook's choice. year-round. Churches, service groups, clubs and even Bologna and cheese sandwich, fresh apple, milk. Fridiiy;, Fruit juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed While President William McKinley's face graces Marinade: the $500 bill, Grover Cleveland tops him and is on the schools hold them to raise money and to meet with 2 cups dry white wine Wednesday: Boneless pork loin, baked potato, salad, choice of dressing, fruited gelatin with topping. friends. ■A cup cognac squash, applesauce, tossed salad, whipped gelatin; Milk is served with meals. $1,000 bill. James Madison is higher priced on the Even an average high temperature of 43 degrees F Roast beef sandwich, peaches, milk, $5,000 bill and Samuel Chase rates a $10,000 bill. and a low of 28 in early spring is no deterrent. Many, Vt teaspoon rosemary Coventry schools Woodrow Wilson tops them all with his $100,000 bill, Cookbook Review Vt teaspoon thyme Thursday: Corned beef dinner, boiled potato, peas, 2 which is used only in transactions between the people keep their grills just outside their garage. 2Vt pounds lean beef, cubed tos.sed salad, pudding: Ham salad sandwich, The following lunches will be served at Nathan Some leave them on the back porch or patio and beat a Beef: pineapple, milk. Hale, Robertson and Grammar schools the week of Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department. path through tRe snow to get to them. Most Wisconsin 3 tablespoons oil America’s first residents have covered grills, so chilly temperatures 2 medium onions, peeled and chopped don't affect cooking time. 1 cup beef broth A true brat fry includes vats of German potato All Stores Open salad, an abundance of relishes and condiments, 1 bay leaf cookbook is including brown mustard, sauerkraut and raw onions, 1/4 teaspoon rosemary ‘1251 Memorial Day plus freshly baked hard rolls and, of course, beer. 1/4 teaspoon thyme MEMORIAL Monday, May 28th 3 Ideally the brats should be soaked in beer, then 2 cloves garlic, peeled and crushed 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. simmered in a mixture of beer and onion slices or 1 teaspoon salt back, revised covered with a mixture of beer, water and butter and Freshly ground pepper ' 5 medium carrots, peeled and cut in 2-inch lengths aovifliisiD' i 4^^ o' thata ad*afi>ta4 >ia«n$ it >aquuatf lebarMStly avaiialMalo* D O U B L E let stand at least a half hour before grilling. >sia at o< haiow lha ad*a>iitaxa m each ASF Slora aieapt at 1 can (1 lb. 12 oz.) whole tomatoes, drained vpaofiraiiv noted m ihit ad AY SALE By Barbara Richmond Q J Herald Reporter TAILGATE PARTIES are a sophisticated brat fry. Vt pound mushrooms ★ C O U P O N S They're most often held in parking lots before major 1 tablespoon butter America's first cookbook. "American Cookery," sporting events. One-fourth cup of cognac was published in 1796 by Amelia Simmons, a woman Their popularity has spread over the past five years Combine the white wine, cognac, rosemary and Smoked F Farns who added to her name, "an American orphan." thyme. Place the meat in a large plastic bag or bowl F’resh or so. Stayer said. and cover with marinade. Tie the bag or cover the Shank Portion Turkeys Iris Ihde Frey has updated the introduction and “It's become such a phenomenon that they’re passing rules and such things, establishing proce­ bowl with plastic wrap. Let marinate overnight. FUl I Y COOKF.D-WATER ADDED-BONE IN Chicken F.ej».s U,.S D A INSPECTEDECTEO OR FROZEN-GRADEFROZEN-I A some of the recipes. The revised cookbook is available Drain marinade into a bowl and reserve. Pat meat LESSER QUANTITIES 89 LB in paperback at $6.95 or hardcover at $12.95 from the dures for dealing with the brat fry-tailgate party. dry. Heat the olive oil in a large frying pan. Saute the i Silverleaf Press, Box 884. Greens Farms. Conn. 06436. The> 're catching on elsewhere, partly spread by the media." onions until transparent. Transfer to large oven-proof ( Rump V n c For the novice cook, some of the recipe expressions Slayer said the 1982 World Series — when the casserole. Brown the beef in batches over medium Portion I high heat. ' 99- Lb ' might be a little confusing. Ms. Frey has described Milwaukee Brewers played the St. Louis Cardinals — UPI photo 89 As it browns, transfer to casserole with onions. ) : some of these in a chapter of the book. brought a lot of journalists to Milwaukee County a 79 Combine reserved marinade and beef broth. Pour Stadium and introduced them to park brats. “When you're talking about a brat fry, Sausage Co. For the uninformed, a 20 LBS. FRESH MEATS-SAVE 80* PORK RIBS BEEF LOTN-FOnMERLY N.Y. STRIP WATER AOOEO-BONE IN U.S.O.A. INSPECTED BEEF LCMN-TOP LOIN-FORIMERLY N Y. STRIP ASSORTED VARIETIES said. for I'A hours. Remove from oven and add tomatoes single recipe for soup. She sugge.sts that perhaps this and carrots. Cook one hour more. Smoked Whole Or J 0 9 Fresh 1 Boneless ^99 A&PSBced ^ OQC is because the stockpot simmering in the fireplace Johnsonville is deep in farm country, 15 mils from Ten minutes before beef is cooked, saute the Shank was an entity without beginning or end in those days. Lake Michigan. The area's tradition of sausage- Grilled Brats and Sauerkraut Grill brats about 35 minutes, or until firm to touch. Hams Chicken Breasts Strip Steaks lb Luncheon Meats Saute onion rings and mushrooms in butter about 5 mushrooms in butter for 5 minutes. Add the cognac FULLY COOKED-WATER AOOEO-BONE IN making originated in 19th century Austria, where 79 FRESH BEEF BRtSKET-UNTRNMNED WHOLE 6 TO 12 LBS ^ « Q BEEFFRANKS-t-LB PHO tB9 « u n The publisher notes, "Armchair cooks will be recipes were handed down from generation to 12 brats minutes. Place brats on buns. Top each with 'A and ignite with a match. Remove beef from oven, and ,1 Boneless Chicken Cutk-ts Fresh Boneless Briskets m 1 O s ^ IVIayer IVIeat Wieners IZ P ’ 1 (16 ounce) package or can sauerkraut, drained tablespoon sour cream. Garnish with small amount of stir in mushrooms. Serve with noodles or rice, as intrigued by the detailed directions for dressing a generation. COOKED-WATER AOOCO-HALVES « g EXTRA MILO FROZEN-PKG OF 12-AOZ PATTIES * WHOLE OR ICICLE cO 1 (12 ounce) can beer _ onions and mushrooms. desired. Makes 6 servings. ^69 ..w 159 turtle. The recipe begins. 'At about 9 o'clock hang up Semi-Boneless Colonial Hams 1. 1 Colonial Franks ChePs Choice B ^f Patties pkQ Claus.sen Pickles 'Jlar i1 ’ M your turtle by the hind fins ' " 1 to 2 tablespoons brown sugar, packed Brown brats in skillet. Spread sauerkraut in shallow Gratin of Potatoes 'SMOKED SAUSAGE OR a i n JUMBO BEEF t-LB. PRO I M COLONIAL GERMAN BRAND 199 WHOLE n u Hilkhire Polska Kielbasa « 2 ^ jar The publisher also notes that armchair cooks will be baking pan. Add beer and sprinkle with brown sugar. Kahn^s Jumbo Meat Franks Top Frank Furters Oxford Pickles charmed by the syllabub recipe directing the cook to Reuben Brats IVt pounds potatoes, peeled Grilled Brats Nestle browned brats in sauerkraut, place pan on grill I lu' I ri't'/t r rtu' Diiirx combine ingredients and then "milkyourcow into it. " Vt cup diced Swiss cheese 1 teaspoon salt 12 Brats (about 1 pound) and simmer until liquid is almost gone. 1/4 teaspoon pepper In one of the book's most entertaining sections. Ms. 1/3 cup peeled, diced onions F.arj»e .Jiiicv 1 (12 ounce) can beer 1 (8 ounce) can sauerkraut, drained Vt cup milk # Tropicana AE F A R 4 # Minute Maid Frey lakes readers on a tour of a Colonial kitchen and 3 tablespoons prepared mustard Strofanoff Brats 1 cup heavy cream compares it with her modern kitchen in her 12 smoked brats Peaches 1 large onion, peeled and sliced 12 rye buns Vt teaspoon nutmeg * ' Oranj^e .Fiiice Lemonade Drink.s A Connecticut home. SUGAR SWEET-2 AND UP 2 tablespoons butter 12 brats 2 tablespoons cognac 5 ^ ^ REGULAR. PINK OR PUNCH Place all ingredients in large pan. Simmer about 10 Vt cup sour cream Combine cheese, onion and sauerkraut. Slit each 2 tablespoons butter CaHfomia Large For anyone interested in history and also interested 1 (4 to 6-inch diameter) onion, peeled and sliced in brat lengthwise, cutting V< way through and almost to in cooking, the section of original recipes will be most minutes. Remove brats and grill until brown and firm the ends. Fill slits with cheese mixture, dividing it Slice the potatoes 'A-inch thick. Do not wash them, Broccoli to the touch — 25-30 minutes. Set pan with liquid on rings just pat dry. Pour milk into heavy 2>A quart saucepan. N GREEN TENDER fascinating. For those who like to cook with more 1 (4-ounce) can mushrooms, drained evenly. Wrap individually in foil and place on grill modern recipes, the sampler ol updated recipes grill, add browned brats and simmer until ready to Add the potatoes. Bring milk to a boil, lower heat and serve. 2 tablespoons butter about 15 minutes. Serve on rye buns. cover, (^ook for 5 minutes. Add cream, nutmeg, £ 6 9 preserves the flavor of the originals, but adapts 25 10 INCH 89 favorites to quick, easy preparation. cognac, taste for seasoning. Cook for 20 minutes. Gently stir potatoes Jeno’s WESTERN CROWN-FIRM us NO I-ALIPURPOSC-PICKYOUROWN ^ Temp tee Cream Cheese Following is a sample of one ol the unrevised occasionally to prevent them from sticking to the PASTEURIZED recipes and a couple of the revised ones. The old Large Anjou Pears % 4 " YelkmOnionsLr:: 3 ,..99' bottom of the pan. With a slotted spoon, transferthem Cheese Pizza '°piir 99' CALIFORNIA WHITE PERLETTE . g -g US NO 1-FlORlOARCD-IOAHORUSSETORCAllF ^ Hood Sour Cream recipes did not have the ingredients conveniently ASSORTED PIECES FRLNT ON THE BOnOM Y Scedk>ss Grapes «1 to an 8-inch square baking pan, pour most of the liquid Banquet Fried Chicken ^ 2 ^ Long White Potatoes 2 n» 9 9 listed: Make muffins in minutes in microwave CANTAlOUPE-HONEYOew-WATERMELON CUTS REDRIPE-SALAOS17E ^ , a Axelrod’s Yogurt over them so they are covered, dot the surface with REGULAR OR PINK ^ a a w . butter, and bake at 450 degrees for 10 minutes until top Extra Fancy Melon Trays 7 9 ' Family Pack Tomatoes ’i? ! ” UNSWEETENED A&P Lemonade 4s^.89 PLUMP-JUICV SWEET . A&P Grapefruit Juice Soft Gingerbread IVi cups flour Fill paper baking liners half full. Sprinkle with is golden brown. Makes 4-6 servings. DESSERT TOPPING LAROE OR SMALL CURD Continued from page 13 Red or Black Grapes ‘ li, 9 9 Celery Hearts ‘p?,”8 8 199 ■A cup sugar optional topping, if desired. Microwave 6 to 7 muffins Bird’s Eye Cool Whip S: 7 9 FlORfOA CRISP GREEN ^ r t r h o Hood Cottage Cheese cont 1 Vt cup molasses BMO'^EYEOMCKTHAW HIGH A VITAMIN A ^ 1 teaspoon baking powder on high for 2>A to 3 minutes, rotating once. Repeat Poularde de la Casa WHITE OR YEUOW >/t cup brown sugar Pour batter into large plastic bowl, ice cream pail, Strawberries in Light Syrup’S? 9 9 Fresh Cucumbers 3 lo. 8 9 Golden Carrots 2 ^ ,6 9 ' 1 teaspoon baking soda proc^ure for remaining batter. Yields: 14 muffins. 3'A pounds frying chicken cut in serving pieces IVIetO-Bit Cheese Slices V« cup butler or coffee cans. Cover tightly and refrigerate. Batter WHITE Vt teaspoon salt Salt and pepper to taste H o^ Popsicles 'Z: 1 (ircTn IVicf (inK‘LT> Spmals 2 tablespoons water will keep6to6weeks. Yields: 8 to 9 dozen medium-size 1 teaspoon cinnamon K r ^ Shredded Cheddar ZVt cups flour muffins. , ' Jam Muffins 2 tablespoons butter I'/t teaspoons baking soda Note: raisins, nuts, dates or other fruits may be ■A teaspoon ground nutmeg 2 tablespoons peanut oil 2 teaspoons ginger added at the time the muffins are microwaved. Stir lemon juice into milk; set aside. Make Basic Muffins. Microwave on high 2 to 2>A One-fourth cup cognac 1 teaspoon nutmeg Place water in a 2-quart bowl and microwave on minutes. Place 1 teaspoon of jam and 2 teaspoons 1 cup chopped onions Del Monte White Rock Bumhie Bee White 1 cup sour cream high for 1>A to 2 minutes, or until boiling. Sprinkle chopped nuts on top of each muffin, pressing slightly 1 can Vt (1 pound) Italian style tomatoes drained Cat.sup granola into boiling water; stir until moistened. Stir in into batter. Microwave on high for 30 seconds. Yields: 2 cloves garlic crushed Beveraj^es Chunk White Tuna Paper Plates 1 egg, beaten TOMATO REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE Combine the molasses, brown sugar, butter and Cheese and Bacon Muffins milk mixture, applesauce, oil and egg; mix well. 14 muffins. 3 tablespoons flour IN OIL OR WATER In a medium bowl, thoroughly stir together flour, 1 cup dry white wine water in a saucepan and bring to a simmer, stirring 1 cup (lour sugar, baking powder, baking soda, salt, cinnamon several limes. Set aside to cool. Sift together flour, 1 tablespoon sugar Muffin Chart; 1 cup light crehm and nutmeg. Add flour mixture to granola mixture. 1 muffin — High power — 20 to 40 seconds. Sprinkle chicken with salt, pepper, and paprika. soda, ginger and nutmeg. When molasses mixture has I'/t teaspoon baking powder Stir just until moistened. Cover and refrigerate in Case of 24 Piif. cooled to lukewarm, stir into flour mixture, beating Vt teaspoon paprika 2 muffins — High power — A minutes. cook until lightly brown on all sides. As pieces are 99 i ' well with a wooden spoon until smooth. Add the sour 89 >/4 teaspoon salt 99 Microwave muffins as need^ in any amount cooked, transfer chicken to platter. cream, then the egg, mixing well. Pour the batter into Vt cup shredded Cheddar cheese 6 muffins — High power — 2>A to 4>A minutes. SWEET. HOT DOG OR ALL VARIETIES ALL FLAVORS desired. Yields: 30 muffins. Follow the chart given for Return chicken pieces to pan. Beat cognac in small FOR HOT OR COLD BEVERAGES a buttered and floured 8-inch square pan and bake in a 2 slices bacon, microwaved and crumbled Note: when baking four or more muffins at a time, it V l ^ C 350 degree oven for 30 minutes. baking time. may be advisable to give them a quarter turn halfway pan. Ignite and pour over chicken. When the flames Very fine C KookAid 9-ounce 2 tablespoons chopped green pepper To serve: brush warm|nuffins with melted butter, gal. 32>oz. through baking. die down, remove the chicken to platter. Add onions to Himiburg Relish 2 ’^ ^ 1 Fruit Drinks Ml. coni, t 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion then sprinkle with a mixture of sugar, ground Drink INlix Foam Cups 59' Vt cup milk drippings and cook 5 minutes. Add tomates and garlic, ENRICHED f o r SEASONtNO OR COOKING E U S T IC LEG Asparagus cinnamon antbgrated orange peel. (The dried orange Editor’s note: Marge Churchill is a graduate home cook 5 minutes stirring. Add flour, stir and cook 5 Ear^ Califomia Olives 79' V< cup oil or melted butter peel, available in the spice department of your Mueller’s i 69 A-1 2 pounds asparagus 1 egg, beaten economist who is a Manchester resident. She teaches minutes. Gradually add wine and cook for 5 minutes A&P >199 grocery store, is quick and easy to use.) microwave cooking classes. If you have any questions more. Add chicken and season with salt and pepper. ^ 1 l i a l l h \ ItcaulN Mils "5 Spaghetti Steak Sauce 2 slices bread, toasted Place all the ingredients in a bowl. Mix quickly and . and (ii'Mi ral .Mi ri haiulisi . Medium Diapers FRENCH. ITALIAN. CR EAM YITALIANOROILIVINEQAR OURKEE TWOPLY-MOCT 2 regarding microwave cooking, send your questions Cover and cook over low heat for 40 minutes. Stir in 1 orange lightly, only until all particles are moistened. Fill EXTRA STRENGTH '/« pound butter, browned muffin cups half full; sprinkle with topping of extra Basic Muffins to: Microwave, Box 591, Manchester Herald. cream and heat slightly. Serve with rice or noodles as A&P Pourable ^Q C O&C White Cloud Bath Tissue S? 1*” Manchester, CT 06040. desired. Makes 4 servings. , Tylenol c o n u in . ccoHoaav PArtt Rinse the asparagus, especially the lips, under bacon bits and extra grated cheese. Bake according to 1 2/3 cups Hour 399 Dressings Potato Sticks Scott Paper Napkins running water to remove any sand. Snap stalks at chart below. Yields: 10 to 12 medium muffins. ■A cup sugar Tablets ’T', ASSORTED FLAVORS SACRAMENTO TWOPLY-ltSCT point where green meets white. Discard the ends or 2 teaspoons baking powder Boy loses ‘blue box’ SALON FORMULA-CONDITIONER OR Luden’s Gum Candies 1^ 79' Tomato Juice *S: 8 9 ' Coronet Jumbo Towels ST 69' pare and use in soup. With vegetable parer remove Attention: summer brides Conair Shampoo S '99' REGULAR OR ASSORTED M VAiv VUStC . (A teaspoon salt EASY UQHTWQ skin from lower half of stalks. Steam upright in l‘A Vk teaspoon nutmeg or cinnamon j SAN JOSE. Calif. (UPI) — Authorities have 104b J 9 9 Luden's Orcus Peanuts ’JS 79 Sweet Butter Chips "J* 1 StrtiiT SiaiiMid M;u'kil Granola Muffins To have your wedding listed in the Manchester confiscated the computer and accessories of a A&P Charcoal Briquets NATURAL LEMON FLAVOR A SUOAR VLAStC-240Z. JAR ^ inches of boiling water in a closely-covered steamer 1 /3 cup vegetable oil ^ ASF PLASTIC STL. for 12 minutes or until tender. Or lie stalks in a broad 2 teaspoons lemon juice Herald’s Saturday bridal page, send a self-addressed teenager who used a "blue box” to make free 32-0*. j| 0 9 Lipton Iced Tea M ix JS? 2 ” Sweet Bread & Butter Chunks P ’ 1 TO t W4.B. AVERAGE SIZE 3 3 1 egg Charcoal Lighter Fluid ^ E Z E THEM FOR THE KIDS .g REGULAR. ONION. SMOKED OR HOT stamped envelope for a bridal form. saucepan, cover with cold water, boil quickly and Vt cup milk Optional toppings: chopped nuts, chopped granola, telephone calls and "get computers talking to each S MCH ADJUST ABLE WIRE ORU) Fresh Live Lobsters cook until tender. Peel the orange and break into Black and white photos will be accepted. Color 779 Flavor Ice Kraft Barbeque Sauce ’S’ I*” FRESH CALICO SAY Vt cup water . cinnamon-sugar mixture or toasted coconut. other” across the nation. 12* Table Top GriU MCtt ^ segments. Cut the toast into triangles and arrange on photos will not be accepted. The Santa Clara Sheriff's Department said Monday Florida Scallops V/t cups granola with fruit and nuts In a medium mixing bowl, combine flour, sugar, Green Giant Niblets Com 2 'i r , *1 Planters Cheez Balk 9 9 ' heated serving platter. Top with asparagus and tuck Vt cup applesauce baking powder, salt and nutmeg. Blend together oil, The photo can be of the bride or of the couple. Photos the 16-year-old boy from nearby Los Altos was PLUS OEPOSn FRESH CUT the orange slices between the spears. Drizzle the V< cup oil will be returned after publication. To retrieve a photo, arrested Friday and released to the custody of his Turbot PiUet milk and egg. Stir liquid into dry ingredients just until Lite Wise Chi^ Doodles b«,99 Minute Maid Lemonade Mix 2” FRESH CUT browned butler over all. Makes six servings. 1 egg, beaten moistened. stop by the Manchester Herald office on Brainard parents. Deputy Jeff Miles said, "We also took his KEEBLER Place. computer, computer programs-and other gear when Beer 24=9” Toasted Crackers “ I*” Ripple Potato Chips S:; 89* Perch FiUel PLUS DEPOSIT FRESH LONG ISLAND we served a warrant." ALL VARIETIES REGULAR OR AU QRATIN A telephone company spokesman said the youth Cherrystone Clams Coca Cola d ’G rad ^s A M O SUE-21 TO M CT.-BNELL ON would place information calls to Ottawa, Canada, and 7.50Z. Mrs. Woodbury does her cooking in 18th century mode the “blue box" device allowed him to keep the line IS"*-24=9” or T a b — Potato ips Fancy Shrimp open after he finished talking to the operator. The P kin mixture. Stir in the heavy Dissolve the yeast in the warm Let rise until double. Bake at 400 together f cups flour and 1 dollar loss has not been fully determined but will be Con'inued from page 13 pour into a greased angel food pan. 8" Coconut Cake Wisconsin Cheddar cream and the brandy. Mix every­ water and set aside. Mix together degrees ^or 25 to SO'minutes. teaspoon salt. Add the flour and Let rise again until double. Bake at over 9400, Miles said. Whole Bar-B-Qued -| 49 Imported Danish Ham . 2 " thing together well and pour into liquid alternately to the creamed Snow Fhke Rolfci 99* Gigand Provolone Pumpkin Pie the l‘A cups boiling water, the oat.s, 350 degrees — the loaf for 45 Chickens ,t.X Colonial German Bologna the uncooked pie crust. Bake for 1 molasses, shortening, and salt. Let Bath Buns mixture. Cover and set to rise minutes or the rolls for 20 to 25 HolDogRolls 8 n,89* Cheese’n Pepperoni hour, or until done, at 350 degrees. this cool. Punch down, form into rolls, or minutes or until done. Bar-B-Qued Pork Spare Ribs k3** Colonial Franks Pastry for 1 crust pie Homestyle White Bread m 79* Hot Pepper Cheese To the liquid mixture, add the 2 1 cup milk Bar-B-Qued Chicken Quarters u. 1 " ^ Bavarian Swiss Cheese 2 cups cooked pumpkin Manchester Sheltered Workshop Bakery W C U c F F lC TIV H a Y a O T H THRU MAY WTM.tiS«.~ . 3 ” 1 cup brown sugar eggs, slight!); beaten. Add the 2 packages yeast B7 Hollltlur StrMi (BmMuy School) TYPOORAPHCAi ERRORS, 2 teaspoon cinnamon flour, two cup's at a time; add the 1 stick butter Recent college graduates Oatmeal Bread One-third cup sugar Vi teaspoon ginger yeast after the first addition of Optn for Sales to the Public! Vt teaspoon salt 2 packages yeast flour. Turn dough out on board and 4 eggs Residents of Manchester, Bol­ envelope. The address is: College 3 eggs, beaten Vt cup warm water knead until stickiness is gone. 4 cups flour ton, Andover and Coventry who Notes form. Box 591, Manchester IVt cup boiling water Place the dough in a large., 1 teaspoon salt have recently graduated from Herald, Manchester, 06040. WED., THURS. and FRI. Caidor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester 1 cup heavy cream college can have their accomplish­ Black and white photos will be 9:00 A.M. lo 1:00 P.M. Vt cup brandy 1 cup oats greased bowl and rub surface Heat the cup of milk until lA cup molasses lightly with shortening. Cover and ment listed in the Manchester accepted. Color photos are not bubbles form at the edge. Cool until Herald’s College Notes column. desirable. SUNDAY 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.; Combine the pumpkin, brown One-third cup shortening let rise until double in bulk (about lukewarm (113 degrees) and add 2 sugar, cinnamon, ginger and salt 1 teaspoon salt two hours.) Punch down, divide Photos will be returned after low Discount - Sr. Cllluns SATURDAY 8:00 A. M. T O 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. jiackages yeast (or 2 ounce cakra) There's a form to fill out which publication. To retrieve a photo, For Further Information - Call 046-B71S and mix well. Beal the three eggs 2 eggs, slightly heaten and shape into two loaves. Put into one can obtain by sending the well and combine with the pump­ . 6Vt cups flour and set aside. Cream well together stop by the Mancheter Herald bread tins that are lightly greased. the butter, sugar and 4 eggs. Sift Herald a self-addressed stamped office at Brainard Place. » 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 23, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 23. 1964 - 17 Supermarket Shopper Advice Ahout Town case-lot purchasing Where’s spark to set off his fuse? Masons honor member Dos and don’ts for Manchester Lodge of Masons 73 will honor Robert By Martin Sloane usually, yes. II there are when it is on sale at a store A s I use the items, I will receive are meant to range to pick up the case attracted to that particu­ Unfortunately, there E. Samuelson of 108 Hemlock St. at a testimonial rep len ish their shelf on your next shopping United Feature 12 cans of spinach in a that allows me to buy a be adding the proofs-of- DEAR ABBY: 1 have lar scent, and they seek us are a few people in the dinner May 29 at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. trip. Svndiacte case, most stores will full case, or at a store that purchase to my collection stock, so the m anager been friends with a man out. Sign us... medical profession, and Samuelson will receive the Pierpont Edwards If you have had an allow you to use up to 12 gives me a good case-lot and waiting (or a refund may not be willing to give I’ll call Ted for over six EASTERN OREGON many in hospital T V soap medal for distinguished Masonic service. interesting experience Many smart shoppers coupons for that case discount. offer that will give me my you a case of an item and years. He is 31 and I am 25. DEER HUNTERS operas, who need a scape­ The lodge will open at 6:30 p.m. and dinner will be buying food and other are saving money on food purchase. Second. I try to accumu­ triple-play discount. This then be out of stock until We have a terrific friend­ D e a r A b b y goat, so they place the served at 7 p.m. Grandmaster Herbert L. Emanuel- supermarket items by the and household items by Buying by the case has late one coupon for each is the "icing” on top of the ship. When w e’re together DEAR HUNTERS: I blam e on “the la b " be­ the next delivery from the case, write and tell me son Jr. of Connecticut Masons will make the purchasing in case-lots. If also helped many refund­ can or package in the case! we talk for hours. W e are knew that perfumed had cause unlike nurses, lab presentation. warehouse. The best way about it. Address your Abigail Van Buren you have never thought of ers to accumulate the case. This gives me my both independent people. I been used to attract technicians aren’t there to Case-lot Tip: Many to ensure that you won'4 letters to me in care of the All Masons and friends are invited. For information buying a whole case of larger number of proofs- double play and I have know he dates other "dears,” but "deers’? defend themselves. The call Robert W. Locke, 643-4992. stores don’t stock full ha ve a problem is to spealv Manchester Herald. cann^ com, for example, of-purchase required by usually saved about 50 women, and I date other N o w I ’ve herd undeserved, slipshod im­ cases The cases they to the m anager and a r­ consider that you may be recent high-value offers. percent. men, but none of my dates everything! age of the “careless lab able to save from $1 to $3 a Elouise Squires of are serious because I keep Auditions open technician" is part of the case on an item such as Omaha. 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Oh, we talk NAME) possible for a husband to philis tests is a ‘mix-up ” Dinner or Entree and two proofs of purchase from It was a disheartening buying by the case, toys (or her grandchild­ Clip out this file and keep it with similar about sex in a joking oome home, undress and any other La Choy Cann^ or Frozen products. in the laboratory. I am a coincidence that the letter doesn’t mean that your ren, even though they cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with manner, but we never get get into bed with his body medical technologist, and 8k>odmobile at school Expires July 31. 1984. from “One Who Knows" favorite supermarket each required 70 Del beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting personal. Sometimes I DEAR SALLY: It's reeking of someone else's NSP SHRIMP $I Refund. Send the required I should know. appeared during National C O V E N T R Y — Coventry High School will host a won’t give you a special Monte labels. the needed proofs of purchase while looking for wonder if he's gay. He time you and Ted leveled perfume, then deny that refund form and the U.S. Grade A Shield from the A medical technologist Medical Laboratory visit of the Red Cross Bloodmobile Thursday in the discount for purchasing a the re q u ir^ forms at the supermarket, in shares an apartment with with each other about he was with another front panel of a carton from High Liner U.S. must have a bachelor’s Week. tebool gymnasium. whole case. Many stores Case-lot buying is not newspapers and magazines, and when trading a guy, but that doesn't your feelings. If he is gay, woman?” Grade A Breaded Shrimp (Butterfly or Round), degree and at least one Please print this to ' Hours will be from noon to 5:30 p.m. Anyone willing are willing to give you a for everyone. Connie Buss with friends. Offers may not be available in all mean anything. it wouldn’t make him less I say it is i^ssibie, plus the register tape with the purchase price year of additional training educate your readeis and to donate is welcome. The visit will be primarily for discount because the store of Seattle, Wash., saysshe areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive Should I make a move? especially if he has been circled. Expires July 31. 1984. of a friend, but if there’s in the field. We have very right the injustice perpe­ students up to 2 p.m. realizes savings on the follows these guidelines: each refund. Or should I come right out deer hunting. I belong to a P E P P E R ID G E F A R M $1 Deli’s Refund. Send no romantic future in this high standards and are trated on a group of cost of unpacking, price­ 1. Are the savings sig­ 'The following refund offers are worth $20.39. and ask him what his true group of deer hunters who the required refund form and three package side relationship, he should required to pass a rigid hard-working, conscien­ marking and ringing up nificant enough to justify This week’s refund offers have a total value of feelings are for me? labels showing the ingredients from at least two say so. Don't wait for Ted use Tabu perfume be­ examination in order to tious professionals. Volunteers needed each item. It never hurts the investment and stor­ $27.37. Maybe I've been putting it Deli’s varieties. Expires July 31. 1984. to initiate a truth session. cause we have learned become certified and/or MABLE IN LEWISTON, to ask! age space that will be These offers don’t require refund forms: Hera(d photo by Torqulnlo Volunteers are needed to assist with the 1984 Special SNOW KING $1.50 Refund Send the required off because I’m afraid of It’s your move. that deer are very much licensed. IDAHO Some supermarkets required? BAR M La Mesa Ham Refund. P.O. Box NB802. Olympics to be conducted June 2 and 3 at Fairfield refund form and the end flaps from three Snow don’t offer case-lot dis­ 2. Will the product be El Paso. TX 79977. Receive a $1 refund. Send the University. King All Beef Sandwich Steak packages (any counts. Often, this is be­ used within a reasonable label frqm a Bar M La Mesa Ham. plus your They’ll head Chapter 604 Anyone willing to help should contact Pat Pendl, size). Expires Dec. 31. 1984. ' ^ cause they don’t feel a time to ensure it is still name, address and ZIP code. Expires June 30. 375-6641. Here’s a refund form to write lor: « $ 5 refund. Officers for the 1984-85 year of Northeast Chapter 604, AARP significant number of fresh apd nutritious? 1984. Man worries about wife’s fainting Airwick Ham Refund. P.O. Box SR-7856. El Paso. shoppers are interested in Connie says her rule of CHEF BOYAROEE Sports Bag. American will be installed at the annual luncheon June 6 at Glastonbury TX 79975. The request for this form must be Pinochle game results buying by the case. But. thumb is; “ The savings Home Foods. P,0. Box 1421. Delran. NJ 08075. received by June 30. 1984. This offer expires Sept Hills Country Club. The officers are. front row from left, Rita DEAR DR. LAMB: I'm care ot this newspaper, ovum. She claim s the these stores can still be must be at least 5 cents a Receive a free sports bag; a retail value of $12.50. The following are the scores of the pinochle games 30. 1984. While waiting for the form, save a Bowler, first vice president: Eileen DaUon, recording secretary; deeply concerned about P.O. Box 1551, Radio City woman who carries the helpful if they allow custo­ can or 15 cents a package Send 20 Universal Product Code symbols from played May 17 at the Arm y and Navy Club. Play is combination of nine proofs of purchase from my wife, who has been in Station, New York, N Y baby and delivers it is the mers to purchase case-lot (or me to consider making Chef Boyardee Canned Pasta Products (15-ounce Mary Fletcher, second vice president. row, from left. Frank Open to all senior citizens each Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Carpet Fresh Regular or Scent II (front label with the hospital three differ­ 10019. But it deals with mother. I say she’s wrong. quantities of items that a case-lot purchase. If the size or larger), plus $1 for postage and handling Bell, treasurer and Alfred Lange, president ' Martin Bakstan 647; Edith O’Brien 621; John Klein the name Carpet Fresh). Stick-Ups (front panel ent times for tests that common causes of faint­ The real mother is the are on sale. Many stores savings are less, I pass it for each bag ordered. There is no limit on this Your Health 597; Peter Casella 592; Hans Bensche 591; Sylvia of the package with the name* Stick-Ups) and cost about $20,000. She has ing and management, woman who provided the do allow this unless they by ." offer. Expires July 31. 1984. Gower 588; Alice Weick 586; Paul Ottone 584. Chore Boy (front panel of the package with name orthostatic hypotension, while your wife’s condi­ ovum that w as trans­ expect a sale item to be in I have found that the These Mfers require refund forms: Also; Bud Paquin 583; Walter DeLisle 583; Anthony Chore Boy). At least one proof of purchase from which has diagnosed with Lawrence Lamb, M.D. tion is a rare disorder. planted. Who is right? short supply. best strategy for making A R M O UR Golden Star. Receive a $1.50 refund. DeMaio 583; Edward Scott 568; Elsa Lenhardt 567; each of the three above products must be part of The Olym pians will get each hospitalization. Shoppers who have case-lot purchases is to Send the required refund form and the Quality and Arnold Jensen 567. the required combination. Also, save a proof of She wears surgical hose The treatment she’s re­ D E A R R E A D E R : It never purchased in case- look (or double and triple Guarantee ^ a l from inside the container of a purchase from any fresh or canned ham. along but still passes out. She’s ceiving is that commonly depends upon your defini­ lots often wonder whether play (discount) opportun­ 3-pound size or larger Golden Star Canned Ham. with the register tape with the price circled. special weather reports hurt herself a few times. used for her condition. tion of mother. Any baby AM Bridge Club results they can use their cents- ities. First, I look for a Expires June 30. 1984. Your column about the The Florinef is to help her is the combination of the off coupons. The answer is frequently used item abnormality in the sypa- of consciousness or The following are the winners of the M ay 14 and 17 Atmospheric Administration. caused by allergy. While body retain sodium and genes from the ovum and WASHINGTON (IJPI) - When thetic nervous system syncope. gam es of the Manchester A M BridgO Club: Byrne said this special Olympic severe hypog^lycemia help to raise her blood the sperm cell. Geneti­ Olympic equestrians, runners, cyclers, that controls the ability of 1 read that hypoglyci- North-South: Burt Smyth and F^Sm yth, first; Hal sailers, archers and other athletes weather coverage will be provided m ay induce shock, the pressure. If she’s still cally speaking, the baby’s the arteries to dilate and mia could cause this. fact that she has had these having a lot of symptoms mother is the woman who Lucal and Carol Lucal, second; /and Ann DeMartin News for Senior Citizens want to know which way the wind will without charge by the goverment. He and Penny Weatherwax, third. ( constrict interested me. What about an allergy? soon after eating argues you might get more help provided the ovum that be blowing for their races this summer estimated the extra cost to the weather East-West: Tom Regan and Mike Franklin, first; She was told her blood against hypoglycemia, by using the lower half of was fertilized and trans­ in Los Angeles, the National Weather service will be about $100,000. Ethel Robb and M arge Prentiss, sOcond; Louise slides down her arteries to and the fact that they the pressure suit used by ferred to another wom­ Service will be there to tell them. Byrne said the extra observations DEAR READER: With Miller and Grace Shea, third. her legs which causes her occur with postural pilots. More pressure can an’s womb. Regardless of The weather service plans to set up will generate the most detailed to pass out. They pres- that amount of study and North-South: Sara Mendelsohn and Harvey Sirota, Center seeks input change supports the diag­ be used and you may get how you manipulate the sun-powered automated weather sta­ weather data ever accumulated in the the unanimous diagnosis first; Jim Baker and Sonja Gray, second; Tom Regan cri^d Florinef and the nosis of orthostatic on^ with a pressure situation that cannot be tions at nine outdoor game sites. These Los Angeles area and he said the of orthostatic hypoten­ and Penny WeaUierwax and Burt Smyth and Flo stockings. This has helped hypotension. bladder over the abdo­ changed. robot ob.servers will report via satellite information may prove useful to sion, you can be fairly Smyth, tied for third. some, but she still passes men. Compression of the The woman who carries every five minutes to the weather meteorologists studying the area's out. ^metimes after eat­ certain your wife has East-West: Sue Henry and Ellen Goldberg'^and on programs, trips legs, thighs and lower the fertilized ovum in her service forecast office in West Los weather. orthostatic hypotention. I’m sending you the Marge Warner and Terry Daigle, tied (or first and ing she feels very faint abdomen may help pre­ uterus and delivers the Angeles. The special weather forecasts will be This is related to a loss of Health Letter 9-2, Faint­ second; and Sally Heavisides and Saul Cohen, third. and has to lie down (or vent blood pooling and baby is the “functional Editor’s note: this column is pre­ 11:30 a.m. There, meteorologists will prepare broadcast in English and French to 14 the nerve reflexes that ing: Loss of Conscious­ awhile. fainting attacks. m other," meaning that pared by the staff of the Manchester A "Fitness W alk" for seniors, on the special forecasts every few hours low-power transmitters that will con­ constrict the arteries ness or Syncope, as you Her blood pressure goes she serves as mother in all Senior Center. It appears in the Herald Fitness Trail at Manchester Commun­ tailored to the requirements of each vert NOAA Weather Radio signals to when she stands. She may requested. Others who 56th M HS reunion held down by half when she D E A R DR. LA M B : I've senses, except geneti­ on Wednesdays and Saturdays. ity College, will be sponsored by the sport. In addition, a special weather standard AM frequencies for monitor­ also have other findings of want this issue can send 75 passes out: when she’s OK been having an argument cally. The baby will have ‘ The Manchester High School class of 1928 Health Department on Tuesdays and station will be set up at Long Beach ing by standard radios throughout the abnormal nervous system cents with a long, her pressure is very high. with one of my friends traits from the genetic celebrated its 56th reunion last Thursday at a By Judith Kaiser Thursdays from 9 to 10 a.m. The Marina to provide regular observa­ Los Angeles area. The transmitters Please send me your function. stamped, self-addressed luncheon at Manchester Country Club. will be loaned by Precision Inc. of' about the new babies bom mother who provided the Activities Specialist program is slated to begin June 5 (rain tions for yacht races. article on fainting and loss Such responses are not envelope for it to me in Frank Miller welcomed the 36 classmates and 14 Air quality in the area will be Minneapolis. from a transplanted ovum for the pregnancy. date. June 7). Call 647-3174 to register. guests present. The Ladies Golf League begins its monitored regularly and a lightning The solar-powered automated obser­ r Hello, everyone. Have you noticed After the luncheon Em m a Strickland Swanson the reappearance of a Suggestion Box season on May 29, at 8:30a.m., at Red detection unit on loan from Lightning vation stations will J)e set up at Santa presented some class statistics and recalled some of Location and Protection Systems Inc. Anita Park for equestrian events, at in the front lobby this week? We Rock Golf Course. Please check the the happenings over the year^. of Tucson also will be set up in the area. Dominiguez Hills for cycling, at Long Technology could feed the world in 2050 encourage you to make good use of it. bulletin board (or starting times. This is all in addition to regular Los Beach for yachting, Monterey Park for Of course, it will never, and can never, Due to popular demand, another Angeles forecasts and weather field hockey, Prado Dam for shooting. Center Bridge results take the place of one-to-one communi­ 5-day workshop entitled “Computers Davis said in an research animals are scientists also appeared warnings. Goto de Caza for, the modern pentath­ Bv Jerry McGinn “ But the cost of f(x>d cation, but it can help us to keep in for Seniors" will be held June4through interview. housed. at the five-day brain­ The following are the winners in the M ay 18 games And to let competitors and other lon. the University of Southern Califor­ United Press animal production is in­ touch with your concerns and interests June 8 from 1 to 3:30 p.m., at He said solutions are “ And the Carnation Re­ storming session. visitors know what the weather is like nia for swimming and diving, Malibu International creasing. Developed Of the Center Bridge Club; when the demands of a busy day Manchester Community College. Cost "available but not being search Farm in this state The focus was the ge­ North-South: Penny weatherwax and Mollie back home, weather forecasts for for water polo and El Dorado Park for countries can overpro­ ''interfere wuth thpt vital personal is $10., and mail-in registration forms applied" and proposed an has pioneered embryo netic manipulation of the major cities around the world will be archery. PULLMAN, Wash. — duce right now, so we’re in Timreck, first; Clyde Graves and Dick Jaworowski, contact. may be picked up at the front desk. international food re­ transplant technology," immune systems in cattle issued daily by the Los Angeles These stations, developed by the Technology is available to the position of impiroving second; Anne DeMartin and Virginia Weeks, third. We would especially appreciate Sign-ups are scheduled for the search network to tackle Davis said. "Yet because to breed in resistance to East-West; Jack Feature and Kailash Birmiwal, forecast office during the games, National Center for Atmospheric Re­ produce the staggering efficiency of breeding hearing your ideas about new pro­ following trips: the problem immediately. of a lack of coordination disease. scheduled July 28 through Aug. 12. search in Boulder, Colo., will report on amount of food the world rather than more animals first; Joe Bussiere and Burt Smith, second; and Cort grams, trips, activities, discussion Edaville Railroad. Sign-up is May 29 “ There is a tremendous on an international scale, Davis said the recently ■'There's going to be sort of a wind speed, direction, dew point, will need by the year 2050, at the present time. Howell and Jane Kuhlen, third. groups, etc. In fact, anything that at 9:30 a.m. Cost, including lunch at amount of research on information from these developed techniques for saturation of weather information in temperature, atmospheric pressure but a microbiologist says “Right now, we’re in a would meet real needs that would be White’s, is $22. Trip is scheduled for food production going on unique facilities may not locating the exact gene the Los Angeles area for this two-week and humidity information. The infor­ it will take closer interna­ transition period,” Davis jaycees have banquet fun to explore, and that would prove June 20. that resists a particular period," said John Byrne, administra­ mation will be relayed to the central tional cooperation to doit. in the world today, but the play their logical roles in said. “We can afford, say, challenging to you. W e would also like Coachlight’s “Musical Revue". Sign­ efforts of scientists are supplementing worldwide disease have opened the tor of the weather service's parent station by a NOAA weather satellite Dr. William Davis of a 20 percent loss of calves COVENTRY — The Coventry Jaycees installed to know about areas in which you would up is June 27 at 9:30 a.m. Cost for not well coordinated so possibility that herds organization, the National Oceanic and 22.300 miles high. Washington State Univer­ research.” through various diseases, Stephen Curtiss as president of the group for the be interested in-serving; in projects transportation, lunch and show is $19. sity said the most amount that one discovery can These are just two ex­ might be developed with but the time will come 1984-85 club year at the recent installation banquet. you would like to help organize or lead. Trip is scheduled for July 25. of food ever produced build on another and all amples, the scientist said, built-in immunities to when we cannot.” / James Vance of Geraldine Drive was proclaimed Every person has interests, abilities Notes for gardeners: 1. Garden plot around the world was 3.3 research can benefit from adding, "Virtually every illness. Coventry Jaycee of the Year for his excellent and dreams. Please share them with us assigned spaces will be posted on the billion metric tons in 1975. unique resources,” Davis country in the world has He said the framework performance as chapter treasurer. and, together, let’s see where they can bulletin board. 2. The Plant Sale will Cinema He estimated in the next said. something to add to food for such coordination was Outgoing president was David S. Eddy of Alive lead. continue this week, until Friday. Prices set at the Hawaii meeting, 80 years that figure will His. specialty is the research, and all will NBC schedule Drive. While seirving as piesdient he w as included in ' Upcoming programs: have been reduced on all vegetables Hartford 7:20,9:30. — Police Academy Vernon have to be doubled to feed improvement of breeding benefit from it." but more money and Outstanding Young Men of America and led his Tomorrow’s after-lunch program and flowering plants. Alhencum Cinemo— Reop­ (R) 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 9:45. — Cine 1 * 2 — Greystoke: As a first step toward cooperation are needed to HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Rose Chiaputti’s 1:30 p.m. exercise ens in the loll. Flrestorter (R) 1:30. 4, 7:40, The Legend of Tarzan, Lord the globe’s people. stocks of cattle and other chapter to a Top Ten position in the Connecticut will present State Rep. James McCa va- Cinema City — This Is 10. — Moscow on the Hudson of the Apes (PG) 7:15,9:30.— Complicating the task is food animals. international coopera­ achieve better, cheaper, NBC has announced it will Jaycee Parade of Chapters and special selection as nagh, speaking on legislative matters class will end this Friday, May 25. Spinal Tap (R) 7:45,9:45.— A (R) 1, 3:30, 7:20, 9:55. — Footloose (PG) 7, 9:10. tion, Davis — uirough the more efficient fooil begin production of eight the Comeback Chapter of the Year. pertinent to senior citizens. Please note: the center will be closed Woman In Flames 7:15. 9:20. the fact that a million “ It can take decades to Indiana Jones and the Tem­ West Hartford animal production. "World Premiere Mo­ Monday, May 28, in observance of — Locol Hero (PG) 4:45, ple of Doom (PG) 12:20,2:45, Elm I * 1 — Footloose (PG) acres of prime farm land develop information on WSU College of Veteri­ Denise Conkling will serve as president of the Next Thursday, May 31, the Bennet vies,” featuring such 10:20 with Gregory's Girl 5, 7:20, 9:45. — The Natural 7, 9:15. — Greystoke: The is used for other purposes breeding cycles and ge­ nary Medicine — played "In this, country it is Jaycee Women for the coming year. Anyone Junior High School Choral .Group, Memorial Day. (PG) 8:45. — The Riddle of (PG) 12:45, 3:45, 7, 9:40. — stars as Sophia Loren, Legend of Tarzan, Lord of each year, and other lands netic lines,” he said. host to a conference of hard to conceive of a interested in joining the Jaycees should contact under the direction of Mel Lumpkin, the Sands 7, 9:15. Finders Keepers (R) 1:15, fhe Apes (PG) 7, 9:30. person not being able to Farrah Fawcett, Joan Clnestudlo — Rear Window 3:15, 5:15. 7:25, 9:30. — The Moylos — SIxfeen are being depleted by Such genetic histories of American and Australian Wayne Engman, 742-6706 or the Jaycee'Women, Ms. will present an entertaining musical FRIDAY SETBACK SCORES: Bess Collins and Daniel J. (PG) 7:30. Moklng the Grode (R) 1:15, Candles (PG) 12, 1:45, 3:30, erosion and soil herds have already been researchers recently in buy a good steak when he Conkling, 742-6920. program. Moonan, 145; Martin Bakstan, 130; C o lo n ial — Reopens 3:20. 5:20, 7:40. 10. 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. — Splash Travanti, within the next exhaustion. developed at the U.S. Hawaii. wants one. It’s always If you are a renter, and your inconie Ruth Howell, 129; Helen Silver, 124; Friday. (PG) 12:15, 2:20, 4:25,7,9.— month. East Hartford Manchester Romancing the Stone (PG) "The demand is going to Department of Agricul­ Canadian and African been there,” he said. falls within certain limits, you may be Kitty Cappuccio, 120; Edith Albert, Eastwood Pub & Cinema — UA Theaters East — Ro- 12:30,2:35.4:40.7:05,9:05. be there before the solu­ ture’s Meat Animal Re­ Mothers Install officers eligible for a payment. To find out, 120; Anna Welshopp, 115; Bob Abeam, Greystoke: The Legend of monclng the Stone (PG) 2, Willlmantic come to the Circuit Breaker Clinic at US; Bill Brown, 114; Lorraine Smith, Tarzan, Lord of the Apes 7:30, 9:40. — Splash (PG) 2, Jlllson Squaro Cinema — tion if we continue at the search Center in N e­ The Twins Mothers Club of Greater Hartford will the center on June 1 between 10 and 113. (PG) 7:15. 7:20,9:35. — Sixteen Candles Indiana Jones and the Tem­ pace we are going now,” braska, where 25,000 install officers at a banquet June 13 at 6 p.m. at Poor Richard's Pub 6 Ci- (PG) 2, 7:40, 9:30. ple of Doom (PG) 7,9:30. — noma — Iceman (PG) 7:30, Manslleld Breakin' (PG) 7, 9:15. — Willie’s Steak House. For information, mothers of 9:30. Trans-Lux College Twin — Romancing fhe Stone (PG) multiple births may call 673-9'n2. New members are Showcase Cinemas — Swing Shift (PG) 7, 9. — 7:10, 9:20. — Making the 17828521 Breakin' (PG) 12:45, 3, 5, Fanny and Alexander (R) 6. Grade (R) 7:10,9:15. welcome. MEDICINE

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Ivuiy 23, 1984 - 19 Wednesday TV Coventry residents approve mill increase monstrous behavior and he re­ Area Towns ® « MOVIE: ‘Bette Midler Is (SD ' Ten O 'clo ck N ew s have a middle of the road budget than 6:00 P.M. CD - AM In the Family turns home to conlinua his course town government will be $2,638,000. reasonable budget. " Divirte M adness' The 'Divine of evil and destruction. Mark Les­ Bv Tracy L. Geogheoan one that's higher or lower.” Ms. CD - Rose Petal Ptace 11:45P.M. The 693 people who voted in the William Rcudgen, anolher Town QD ( 1 ) QE) I S 9 9 ® - N « n Miss M' portrays the characters ter. Britt Ekiand. Lilli Palmer. Herald Reporter Bellard said. that made her famous. Bette Mid­ 02 - ESPN's Sportswoman In budget referendum this year represent Council member, said he was "glad to ® - "nif*#’! Company CD - Family Feud 1972. Prior to Tuesday’s vole, Ms. Bel­ ler Rated R. ® - MOVIE: 'Intimate only about 15 percent of Coventry's see the town isn't in any legal trouble d ) - V a g a S D - Benny HiN Show I8 ) - News Wrap-Up COVENTRY — Coventry residents lard s group had urged townspeople to 10:30 P.M. Momenta' A woman accommo­ registered voters and property owners. with this budget." ( S ) - M i c a (S) - Independent Network dates the needs of the world's ® - Despedida Council seeks new manager and property owners approved the support the budget at referendum. CD - Hispanic Horizons most important men. Alexandra "That's better than going to a town Reudgen's was relerring to the ® - Fishin' Hola 1:45 A.M. COVENTRY — The Town Council took the first proposed $7.8 million dollar town (3^ - Inside the PGA Tour COLLEGE BOWL Stewart, Bernard Fresson. Dirk meeting and having only 141 vote,"said ® - MOVIE: 'Tha Gray Fox' QD - N ew s ' budget for the coming fiscal year by a lawsuit that began last year when the Altevogi. 1982. Rated R. (!9 - Flahin' Hole step Monday toward finding a replacement for Town Council Chairman Robert 01m- The- town's lour Parent Teacher The story of BiH Miner, a stage O - Unsafe at Any Price Dan­ ® - Dreams of Gold vote of 477 to 214 in a referendum previous council ignored a petition gerous foods and products are Town Manager Charles McCarthy, who has coach robber who. after 30 years Pat Sajak hosts the "30th - AHrad Hitchcock 12:00 A.M. 2:00 A.M. stcad. The May 11 annual town meeting calling for a referendum on the budget Organizations, and many members of examined m this consumer re­ resigned effective June 29. Tuesday. m San Quentin, finds himself baf* Anniversary College Bowl (H )-Stair Trak- Q j - CBS N e w s Nlghttaratch — lyhich was adjourned pending the and adopted the council-submitted the Demoeralie Town Committee had fled by the r>ew railroads of 1903. port - On Assignm ant The range The budget will raise the tax rate by Championships" at Ohio State - MOVIE: 'W hiplaah' An ar­ Members agreed that the council as a whole taken a position in favor of passing this Richard Farnsworth. Jackie Bur­ end diversity of photojournalism ® - All Amarlcan Wreatling CD referendum — was attended by 141 budget instead. O - Dragnet tist is turned Into a prizefighter. would act as a search committee for the new town 1.89 mills to 31.29 mills in the fiscal year roughs. Wayne Robson 1983 University. airing live are examined. citizens Joyce Carilli Bellard, spokeswoman budget because they feared the council (fl) > Crossfire 0 9 - Dr. Gana Scott Dane Clark, Alexia Smith. Eve Ar­ manager. The council will write a job description, beginning July 1. That means the Rated PG WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 on 24 Horae for the group of citizens who petitioned would reduce it further if the voters 0 - M-A-S-H 0 ® - Thick, of the Night den. 1945. owner an average house assessed at "This goes to show you that we can S - U SA Cartoon Expraaa NBC. IS ) - MacNail/Lehrer Newsh- establish criteria for hiring, draft and distribute were to reject it. (S ) - Nawsnight (X) - CBS N e w s Nlgtihwatph for the referendum thi.s year, said she 8 - AN Naw This DM Housa our advertisements for the post, review applications $35,000 will pay about $66 more in have a referendum and pass the budget The Coventry Taxpayers Association O - Dr. Gana Scott ® - Independent Network JIP the first time around, which 1 believe was pleased that the referendum had ® - W haal o f Fortucw CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME and interview prospective managers. property taxes — up from $1,029 this had urged voters to reject the budget, S S - M - A 'S ’ H 11:00P.M. N e w i (I) - Joe FreoWIn Show has never been done before," said allowed more people to have a say on ® - Bamay Millar Council members are studying a guidebook on year to $1,095 in fiscal 1984-85. because the group said sjjendiiig was S - MacNaM/Lahrar Nawah- CD CD CD ® ® - N ew s Q J - MOVIE: Mlrioc of council member Donald Raymer. "It's the budget. ® - Paopla's Court 12:15A.M. the hiri.tg process put out by the International The school budget stands at too high. our CD " Taxi Deception' When both o f tier ’•pfelectivc of the fact that this is a "It proves that people would rather Dr. W ho (S i - ESPN's Horse Racing City Manager's Association. They have not yet $5,243,000. The portion of the budget for • Raporter 41 (D - Bast of Saturday Night roommates diaapfwar attar ac­ W eakly cepting the same job, a woman set a date for the special meeting to begin work on > 3-2-1. Contact 8:00 P.M. QD - Odd Couple 12:30 A.M. ets suspicious. Kim Darby, Keith the hiring. 6:30 P.M. m m - Domastic Ufa Manin is 0 2 - SportsCanter garron, Julian Glover. 1975. shamed mto attendirtg his high CD ~ Thicke of the Night CD - One Day at a Time ® - Unsafe at Any Price Dan­ (]9 - Gymneatics: U.S. vs. school reurson in order to face CD - Nightlina Attorney-director gerous foods and products are GD - CBS News down the buky who harrassed China Play makers honored examined in this consumer re­ (D ' Laugh-In Death prompts police plea G f) - Sanford and Son htm during his schooling 2:15A.M. port. ® - Entertainment Tonight BOLTON — The Board of Education recently O - Mazda Sportstook CD - PM Magazine (3) - Alfred Hitchcock Hour ® - Late Night with David QD - Spoft»C«fit«r honored five Bolton High School staff members QD S I - FaN Guy A mysterious sees no conflict HARTFORD (UPl) — Slate police have asked for ® - Hogan’s Heroes - Benny Hill Show Lattarman QD - MOVIE: 'Th« Gr«v who were responsible for putting on one of the person tries to stop and a The story o f Bill Miner, a stage ® - Ask CNN ® - MOVIE: 'Blondia' When the public’s help in locating a man who may have friand from entering a car in a na­ semi-finalist and finalist teams Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke. Kerry Rook for the World Heavy­ S ) - Monayline coach robber who. after 30 yeArs most successful high school dramatic produc­ HARTFORD, Conn. (U P l) — Gov. William A. Dogwood's boss sends him information about the shooting-dealb oi a Willington ® 9 - NBC News tional race. (R) (60 mm.) compete for thousands of dollars Ruth Gordon. 1978. weight Championship from Rock­ Q l - Dr. W ho tions in town history. chasing after an important con­ in San Quentin, finds himself baf­ O’Neill's counsel, who is preparing a legal opinion on a ® - MOVIE; Jimmy, the Kid' in scholarship money for their “ Carol Burnett and Friends ford, IL fled by the new railroads of 1903. teenager over the weekend. Q E )-N a w s CD ^ 9 - Twilight Zona tract. Btondie suspects he’s chas­ " L ’il Abner" played to sell out crowds on two bill barring Superior Court judges from serving as A l2-year-old is the kidn8ppir>g schools (60 min) ( 9 - Double Trouble Kate Richard Farnsworth. Jackie Bur­ The body of Robin While. 18. w as found in a secluded - MOVIE: Marriad Man' QD - MOVIE: 'FiracrKkar' A ing another woman. Penny target of bur>glfr>g crooks Gary (9) discovers sonrie siarltmg news nights in April. School board member T. Dye bank directors, sits on a bank board with two judges, a Pt.1 A successful lawyer with a & - MOVIE: -A Long Way martial arts instructor travels to 11:15P.M. Singleton, Arthur Lake, Gene roughs, W ayne Robson. 1983. section of Portland around 4; 45 p.m. Sunday. An Coleman. Paul Le Mat. Dee W al­ Home' The oldest of three child­ about Allison's r>ew boyfriend Rated PG. Hoo|>er earlier this month presented four of the published report said today. lovety wife and two young child­ the Orient to locate her missing (S ) - ESPN's SidsUnei Lockhart. 1936. autopsy showed she died of gunshot wounds to the 2 lace 1982 Rated PG and tries to tell her the painful ren b ^ a m e bored with his exist- ren. abandoried by his parents sister Jillian Kessner. Darby Hin­ five staff members with albums of photographs Counsel Jay W. Jackson on Tuesday confirmed he truth. (S ) - Rsportsr 41 2:30A.M. head and body. SSl - Noticiaro Nackmal SIN erKe. an iy:quired a mistress and and tom apart by bureaucracy, ton 1981 12:45 A.M. taken during rehearsals and the shows. The,fifth, sits on the board of Citizens Bank and Trust Co. of fights to reunite the onfy real fa­ QD-Horaeshow Jumping: U.S. The Woman is a lorm er Bolton High School student. ^ 9 - Jaffaraonx a poktical career, which in long ® - Trempa Para un Sooedor 02 - Mazda SportsLook high school art teacher Denise Poudrier, received Glastonbury with Superior Court judges Robert J. mily he ever had Timothy Hutton, 9:00 P.M. Open Jumping Champlonahlp Police spokesman Adam Berluli Tuesday described run leads to Ns rum. Anthony Un hombre se encuentra entre el 11:30 P.M. a framed copy of a poster she made to advertise Hale and James D. O'Connor, the Hartlord Courant ® - ABC Navy* Hopkins. Lise Hilboldt. Ciaran Brenda Vaccaro 1981 CD “ The Merv Show amor de dos mujeres. Antonio 1:00 A.M. Coverage of this horseshow ev­ the possible witness as a white male in his late 30s, (X) C£ - NBA Baskatball ent is presented from Charlotte. the show. Madden 1983 ® ® - Hitler's k1 Enemy: CD ® - MOVIE: 'Love 'Thy Grimau. Cristina Alberto Playoffs If this game is not ne­ CD - Saint rejiorted. about 6-feet tall and weighing about 200 pounds. He Buried A liv e Tonight's program NC. The other four were music teacher Tim Jackson said he saw no conflict in the situation. He 7:00 P.M. Cfl) > To Be Announced Neighbor’ Suburban neighbors cessary. then regular program­ QD - Twilight Zone has dirty blond hair worn over the cars, a dark looks -at the exploits of Swedish with clashing personalities and ming will be shown. (S) - Monayline C£ - CBS Nevn 0$ - MOVIE: ‘The King of 10:00P.M. QD - National Cheerieeding Ketterer; English teacher David Gibbons, who also said both judges helped found the bank but diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, a habits are drawn into an unlikely protruding mole on his right cheek, dark circles under Comedy* television is no laugh­ CD ~ N ew s GD “ Staraky and Hutch College Championshipo 2:45 A.M. directed the musical; French teacher Laura neither now plays a major role in it and that it would CD ® - M -A -S -H man who saved 100.000 Jews affair when their spouses run oH his eyes and speaks with a slight southern accent. ing matter foi Rupert Pupkin, who m - Tic Tac Dough during World War II. and exam­ together John Ritter. Penny Mar­ GD * Nine on New Jersey CD ~ Rockford Files (S) - Crossfire IS ) - MOVIE: ‘Guya and DoHa' Manning, who coordinated the singing; and math continue operating without them. He was last seen wearing light-colored pants, a bell stops at notNrtg for a shot at TV ines the belief that Wallenberg A gambler bets that he can ¥vin | 3 shall. Bert Convy 1984. QD - Independent Network CD - Hawaii Fiva-O teacher John Morino, who acted as assistant "A s much as you hate to lose anyone you go (£ - ABC Nows stardom. Robert De Niro. Jerry 1:15A.M. the attentions of a Salvation | with a large round brass buckle, canvas shoes and a may still be alive (R) (60 m m ) N ew s '->• director. forward," said Jackson. m - Bast of Satunfay Night Lewis Rated PG (Closed Captioned) (S ) - Facts o f Life Natalie (iD - Honeymooners 02 - Inside the PGA Tour Army lass. F^ank Sinatra, Marlon beige poplin windbreakcr. drives the girls crazy when she ® - Whan Woman Kill This do- He said he had not yet decided how he would advise 0D - Jaffarsons QD - MOVIE: 'If You Could See Brando. Jean Simmons. 1955. ® - MOVIE: 'GorilU at Large' - Muy Especial: Guillermo discovers she doesn't fit m with cumentary examines seven impri­ QD - Buddy Hackett :Uve and Berluti .said the man was driving a late 60s to early A murder occurs at an amuse­ W hat I Hear* A blind composer's the governor on the bill. ® - SportsCanter Davila her peers at Langley College (R) soned women. Uncansored This comedy spe­ 3:00 A.M. 70s light-colored car with red primer paint on the left ment park and the evidence nonchalant attitude toward life is cial was taped at Resorts Interna­ Hearing set on ordinance Rep. Christopher Shays, R-Stamford, a co-sponsor re-Radio 1990 ® - MOVIE: 'Nonh by (Closed Captioned] rear fender and a loud m uffler when he reportedly pomts to Goliath, a ferocious gor­ QS) * Countdown to '84 Today's changed when he meets a tional in Atlantic City, N.J. CD - MOVIE: "Tha Falcon's ' Nbrthwest’ A Madison Avenue COVENTRY — The Town Councll'has recieved of the bill, said Jackson should let someone else ® - Star Trah illa. Cameron Mitchell. Lee J. & e the second hearing on a second straightforward. I think he should be able to give an @ - Prime News QD ” Independent Network ...sketch of suspect her death. - Family Feud W ay But Loose* A tough bar­ 9:30 P.M. heart transplant and Dr. Fiscus I® * Pelicula: 'Plaza De Q J - One Step Beyond | opinion to the governor" said Owens, chairman of the and orderly Hawkins prove they N ew s version of the ordinance. Schwebel's original @ ) - Wild World of Anintals (8 “ 30th Anniversery room brawler has an orangutan S2) - PK A Full Contact Karata Oriente’ Judiciary Committee. ' College Bowl National Cham­ for a pet. a motorcycle gang on from Rockford. IL PKA Full Con­ are amateurs when it comes to - MOVIE: 'What the Peeper 3:45 A.M. document was deemed incomplete at a hearing in - Bob Newhart Show 7:30 P.M. pionships Pat Sajak hosts this his tail and a girlfriend who'd tact Karate presents a 12-round playing the stock market. (R) (60 S aw ' A boy is expelled from his 09 - MOVIE: The King o f; March and sent back to him for revision. posh English boarding school for (X) - PM Magazirte special college bowl senes as rather be a singer than a wife bout featuring Brad Heston ^vs. min.) ® - Nightlina Com edy' | A council hiring freeze has remained in place for nearly six months pending adoption ot an I 5WBAR, MV HU50ANP BOKflOweO ordinace establishing the legality ot town Charges against Dagon THAT UNIFORM. WB HAP THIB PLAN positions which exist in the budget but not in the 25 STORES!!! TO 5CARB OUR 50N.NICK. HE*^ BEEN BRIDGE ASTRO 6ETTIN0 INTO ALL $0RT^ OF TROUBLE;^ GRAPH charter. only rumor, chief says 25,000 MOVIES for action. He returned late NORTH MS.M Sunday n i^ t with a fistful of Membership Good ♦ A by the of liccr on the si reel winnings. He also gave Fred EAST HARTFORD was that the mayor had a VA64 Memorial day parades set and had been circulated At All Affiliates. this hand, which shows bid­ (U P l) — An internal drinking problem and had ^0 ♦ AK987 JOIN ding at its worst and play at BOLTON — The annual Memorial Day parade investigation found a po­ been given several breaks f o r sometime' as ♦ a J84 All The its best. < % u r is scheduled for Monday morning. lice lieutenant's state­ by the patrol," said Sgt. hearsay." THE WEST EAST Sarge’s seven-club bid , The parade will begin at 10 a.m. at the Bolton ment that Mayor George Roger Boucher in one of A (tolice department Best ♦ KQJ10 96 must rank as one of the from the selectmen’s office, the Gettysburg on any basis in fact,” A W ell North East South round. He then went into a persons who are helpful to yoi| Address, delivered by Margaret Shorey main Police Chief Clarence A. Regular Everyday Low Prices 14 i * Pass 3+ long study. He saw that bis today. If you fail to say "thanhi speaker James Boles and Donna LaChappelle;. Drumm wrote in sum- 3G 64> Pass 74 roblem would be with the you," th^ won't be around and Lisa Pearsall, reading the poem "Flanders marizing the HAIRCUTS PERMS Pass Pass Pass Siamond suit. He wanted to when you«need them again. Field.” The Matchmidter wheel raveaW investigation. Opening lead: VQ ;et a count on the hand so be In case of rain, all units are to meet at HEADQUARTERS your compatibility to all signsa The conclusion was VIDEO STUDIOS {ed dummy’s ace of hearts, Community Hall for ceremonies at 10:30 a.m. based on affidavitts sub­ ruffed dummy’s last heart as well as showing you to wMcIt $500 $20^? signs you are best auRaa mitted by Haley and nine ZfU't By Oswald Jacoby and entered dummy with the ‘'FMl-to- and Janies Jacoby romantically. Qat yours by other officers sought after ace of spades. Obviously Anderson takes prize fsiTuils. - Sat. 10-5 p.m. UvKy' ' ~ ““ (1410 S tl4li 5 Caapii llS t i SluSIt 5 Cii8«a mailing $2 to Astro-Qraph, Box Haley’s March 10 tape- y When Fred Karpin was a West had, at most, one 489, Radio City Station, New ^Thurs. til 9 Y COVENTRY — John Anderson, a sophomore at recorded statement to a $22 a month OWNS iU private in the Army in diamond. York. NY 10019. ; Ckiventry High School, placed first in the small watch commander that 6 FREE/12 FREE World War II, he bad a m u ­ Sarge went through some CANCER (June 21.July 22t ANNE’S PLACE GE 5002 BrsBd New Model more thinking and decided school category at the 6th Annual Statewide Dagon's reputation for ter sergeant who wantedrto Beware ol tendencies to |xif A Complete Uni­ $22 Mo/GECAFIII Free Rentals when you OH& UA5T ir WAS learn bridge. Fred worked that a first-round diamond too much stock In parsons of Chemistry Competition for secondary students. drinking and driving 'FEi>6 (JR 7 finesse was the best play. He “ Chemathon 84" was sponsored by the "was the talk of the patrol sex Hair Salon. join our Movie Club. It’s e;r whyp YiD U'Et MAK:1N6 6BANP TAOtE:2 TATTOO. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Bf ence in styling When the sergeant wanted took a second diamond stopped Dagon for driving I d e ta ils . finesse, cashed the diamond extra-attentive to your tasks and cosmetics. to find a ruMier bridge erratically. Dagon was PLUS FREE RENTALS j queen, entered dummy by today, even those which yof FOR APPOINTMENTS ^ame, Fred suggested a club Students to be inducted not arrested. He has ad­ mtli TIili C«aH».Ixpk»» 5/25/14 | fapln t 5/25/84. Witt TM» C iip ta ruffing a spade, and made normally do by rote. If you dayv CALL 043-1442 m Brooklyn. Elarly on a Sat­ his grand slam with dream or let your mind wandei^ COVENTRY — Coventry High School’s chapter mitted having a few beers urday morning Sarge left dummy’s ace and king of your work will suffer. • of the National Honor Society will hold its that night. Three StylMe To Serve You Fort Dix, New Jersey, ready diamonds. , VIRGO (Aug. 28-8e^ 22) Slat induction ceremony Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in the A transcript of the con­ 88 far away as powble today IN THE ' high school gymnasium. versation was made pub­ from the complex financial lic April 2 following an problems of a friend. Don't be Seven students will be induofed. Rev-Bruce MANCHESTER Johnson of the First Congregational Church will investigation by State's CROSSWORD drawn Into hla or her nevet^ •11 MAIN ST. never land. . : be spc&ker Attorney John M. Bailey, MALL LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23} A reception for guests, members, parents. which found police had ACROSS 2 Conjunction Answer to Previous Puzzle Horn* of IfiM Anilqu* Marti«l FImm Although you may not takt ' teachers, administrators and advisors will be given Dagon preferential II AfiHou* Mid CoMcllbIt SAopo (Gar.) them seriously, persons te Antiqu* Auellon Thuro. 7 p.m. ID D held in the library following the ceremony. treatment. mtf I Type of liquor 3 Tamper whom you make promises M l( □ □ "The general opinon CHURCH PARKING 4 Wagon track with (2 wda.) Keep this In mind befoie mak­ 7 Carp DD FROZEN TORTELLINI with MEAT. CHICKEN or CHEESE 4 Grass BO ing a commitment. 10 Compass 5 Navy ship SCORPIO (OcL 24-No*. 22) point □ prefix (abbr.) □C ^D C ID Use your common sense l)i TRESPASSERS I I Language 6 Examiner health m atters today. 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By Richard March early next month on the Seabrook I woods until it’s finished and it’s not United Press International reactor which is about three going to be finished until every­ quarters complete. But he said thing is in place,” he said. BUSINESS ' ir-’ other factors could still delay the Public Service Co. halted con­ I MANCHESTER. N.H. - Con­ struction on Unit I of the twin-', struction on the stalled Seabrook project. \ reactor plant last month because ib nuclear plant may resume as early The Seabrook owners last week could no longer finance its 3S.fr as next month with a “ crucial" $57 approved a so-called "Newbrook" 7 : 3 * percent share in the $9 billion piillion rescue loan from the plan to refinance Seabrook 1 Reagan’s space station goal same as UTC project. Unit 2 was abandoned Reagan administration. Gov. John construction. Under the proposal. earlier this year after financial Sununu says. Public Service Co. must raise analysts warned the firm was on The money is also a first step in between $75 million to $90 million the verge of bankruptcy. By David Ludlum providing spacecraft with liveable everybody knew the next thing module and the shuttle, said who is going to be prime (contrac­ underway. .saving the main owner ol the in short-term credit to avoid The REA originally loaned $111 United Press International NASA was going to do alter Apollo Brouillet. tor) on it and w e ’ll evaluate if at A pair ol Hamilton s space suit bankruptcy. environments, officially dubbed troubled multi-billion project from was the space station. " That resulted from ” a willing- that time. We will decide whether malfunctioned on ttic liltli .--pmi Sununu said if the agreement million to the New Hampshire "environmental control systems.” bankruptcy. The life-support systems provide ne.s.s to work harder and invest we ll be an active competitor. ” shuttle flight in November 198V betw een Public Service Co. and the Electric Cooperative, a Seabrook WINDSOR LOCKS - President Its competitor has been the Reagan is calling for a manned spacecraft with a pressurized, more in technology,” he said. ” We The chief challenges involved in preventing the lirsl schedule Under the plan, approved by the cooperative is approved by the owner, which used part of the leading maker of environmental space station within a decade, but temperate, brealhable atmos­ hud thing.s on the shelf that were a space station lile-support system space walk b> shiitllc aslron.iiils Rural Electriclication Adminis­ New Hampshire Public Utilities money to help pay for Seabrook 2. systems for jet aircraft, the Air America’s prime maker of space- phere, removing carbon dioxide unique and were better for Ihe are making it independent for up to NASA penalized Hamilton 1>\ tration Tuesday, the Public Ser­ Commission, the company should John Pillsbury. manager of the Research Manufacturing Co., a era It life-support systems has been and replenishing oxygen and shuttle."’ 90 days, or "closing the loops of the rcdui’ing to$43.7.80 Irom a poicnti. vice Co. of New Hampshire will be be able to meet its goal. cooperative, said Tuesday s action division of Garrett Corp. of Tor­ preparing for the feat for the past nitrogen. Ralph Wortmann. a spokesman resupply chain.” and making il $175,000 a fee rcprcscnling d allowed to use $57 million from a allows the company to divert $57 rance, Calif. 20 years. The department employ.s up to for Air Research, expressed a repairable and maintainable in profit on a $2.1 niillion i-onlracl lei previously granted government "It is one step, probably a million of the loan to help the Although no one knows yet just Brouillet, chief of advanced 1,000 people. It also makes the different view. 'Tm sure NASA, orbit, said Brouillet. work done over six nionllus, sae loan to buy power from other crucial step, in making sure that Public Service Co. buy power fronti what the eventual space station systems for Hamilton’s Space shuttle crews’ space suits and like any other customer, wants "Exactly what the space station David Alter, a spokesman loi utilities which it needs to keep the financing package is available other utilities to continue supply­ will look like. United 'Technologies Systems Department, said. ” We made the Apollo suits. competiton.” looks like is still not determined. NASA’s Johnson Space t'cnlcr e operating. so that the construction work at ing its customers. Corp.. through its Hamilton Stand­ have NASA contracts to develop Air Research won the early Brouillet figures Air Research Right now what NASA is doing is Houston, " 2 » f U The 16 power companies which Seabrook 1 can be resumed," said ■’We re going to pull out of Unit ard Division, has been designing technology required for a space contracts for spacecraft life sup­ w ill be in the running for the space working with Congress to get Brouillet said flic goal of many o' .•w own the Seabrook project were Sununu. an outspoken supporter ol 2." said Pillsbury whose company S a a w . : life-support equipment since the station going back to the early port, including the Mercury. Ge­ station work. ” We expect someone approval of (funds) for 1985," those involved in the spacccral" scheduled to meet today in Westbo- nuclear power. owns 2 percent of Seabrook. UPl photo 1960s. 1960s. mini and Apollo command module else to compete but we expect to be Brouillet said, predicting it will not work is pntling a manned station le rough. Mass., to discuss the offer. But he cautioned that the govern­ ’Basically. R E A is saying you can Spokesman Alfred 0. Brouillet "It always looked like it would systems, while Hamilton "evolved able to win.” be earlier than 1987 before funding orbit by 1992, theaOOtlianimcrsai ■ Sununu. w ho played a key role in ment loan was only a first step. stop your payments on Unit 2 and Dan Murray, an eny^j^m ental engineer Tuesday to measure the effects of acid said the firm is one of only two come pretty soon. I can remember into the dominant force” in win­ Wortmann said, ” At this lime we picks up as competition for produc- ol Chrislophcr t'olunilius arrii. , developing the plan, said the funds "1 suspect that most people apply your funds to buying rain. As>^ pilot program for a larger test companies having made systems back in 1%7 and 1968 when ning contracts for the Apollo lunar are just waiting tor NASA to decide tion of ’’hardware ” gets in the World.' with the U S. Environmental Protection were necessary for work to resume recognize this will not be out of the power.” Agency (EPA). takes a water sample slated the fall, the agency will test 2 from the Thompson Lake near Auburn, 150 la^s in northern New ^ngland As Congressional hearings begin Maine as EPA helicopter crews began duringthe spring. Sale Ends Business Durable Goods testing lakes throughout New England Mooieti July 3rd Seasonally adjusted Great 1^! In Brief Pioneer International says new factory orders NU won’t seek hike in ’84 billions Copter aids acid rain tests f ’ - WINDSOR LOCKS — Northeast Utilities will 3 ta in $ 100- $98.1 billion House painti a i i i t & > not be asking for a rate increase in 1984, ultralight aircraft is safe Chairman William B. Ellis said Tuesday. DOWN 6.4% Massachusetts, southern Ver­ southern Appalachian urea, the BOSTON (Uf’l) — Environmen­ Ellis said NU has seen much needed improve­ in April mont. New Hampshire and New upper Midwest and the Western Bv Douglas Murphy certificates. ager lor Pioneer liiternutional tal Proteclion Agency researchers ments in its financial condition with earnings have taken to the skies, using York Tuesday while researchers mountain areas. Pickman said. Scripps League Newspapers Another signilicant luclur in Aircraft, in Manchester. Conn., rising 35 percent in 1983, continuing a steady ultralight accidents. Burnett said, said there are only about 40 $95- helicopters to scoop water Irom dropped "highly evolved buckets" Those are the areas most likely recovery from the "inadequate levels” of WASHINGTON - With at least companies that actually make and northern New England lakes that into the lake to seoop up the water to receive the acid lallout that has been airframe or component previous years. 15,000 ultralight aircraft operating failure which was cited in 26 sell over 20 airframes each year. will be tested for the effects of acid samples, said E PA spokesman results when sulfur dioxide is NU. through its operating subsidiaries, serves in U.S. skies under only minimal percent of the iatal accidents, Most ol the 130 Burnett mentioned rain. David Pickman. produced by large coal-burning $90- 1.1 million electric customers in Connecticut and government guidelines for safety while it is a factor in only live make related items, he said. "The timing is critical," said This spring sampling will be plants located mostly in the western Massachusetts and also supplies natural and control. Congress Monday percent ol general aviation fatal "Ol those manulaclurers. we arc Michael R. Deland. EPA regional done on 150 lakes in northern New Midwest, The sulfprous emissions gas to 155.000 Connecticut customers. began hearings on ultralight safety accidents involving personal well represented in PUMA and administrator. "It must be done England and "a bit of New York" are carried by the wind and Ellis also reaffirmed the company’s commit­ and the need for regulation. flying. build to itsspecifications, " he said. within a two-week period" before before it winds up by the month's deposited primarily in those re­ 5 * $85- ment to a May 1986 start-up date for the Millstone the lakes lose their "m ix." end. But the test is mostly a trial Ultralights are single-seat air­ " Why the disparity’.’ I think it Pcchiny said the ultralight in­ gions of the country the E P A plans 3 nuclear power plant now under construction. When lake water heats up to run for a larger project planned for craft weighing less than 254 pounds points to the need lor improved dustry does not believe a strict to test. "A s of this morning, the project is 85 percent summer temperatures, the sedi­ this fall. Pickman said. that can achieve a maximum ultralight operator training and salety comparison between ultra­ The acid rain research project JMoSreA complete and 83 of the plant’s 228 systems have speed of 55 knots. Resembling vehicle cerlilication. " Burnett lights and fully regulated air­ ments arrange themselves in "We re testing all of our proce­ « - Beniamin A $80- dures and analytical capabilities. " planned fur full is "unprecedented BUY I GAL. OF paints been turned over to Millstone 3 operators for powered hang gliders, in most said. planes is applicable." "Wc believe a layers that would provide re­ ec —■ testing." searchers with a less complete Deland said. in scope." Deland said, and will EITHER HOUSE states an operator cun pilot the Ultralights have been, operating more lair comparison would be to PAINT AT REG Ellis said he was confident NU’s financial sample than the mixed samples If the proeedures work, during provide research data on the aircraft with relatively lew hours under rules established by the compare ultralights with more RET. PRICE, GET contingency plans were adequate if the finan­ available at cooler temperatures. the fall "m ixin g" period, the EPA physical and chemical character­ a in t s of training. experimental aircraft, " he said. $75- P cially troubled Seabrook II nuclear power plant Federal Aviation Administration JFMAMJ JASONDJFMA Deland said Tuesday. will test 2,500 lakes in "acid- istics of the tested lakes that can be Jim Burnett, chairman of the in 1982. The rules delined air space "Flying ultralights is a sport." was cancelled. NU has a 4 percent share in the sensitive " areas throughout the used fur studies other than acid National Transportation Safety John L. Baker, president of the 1983 1984 The three helicopters hovered OURMGNEST project. restrictions on where ultralights over lakes in Maine, northern country, such as New England, the ruin. Board, told a House subcommittee may or may not operate and Aircralt Owners and Pilots Associ­ "T o work out this present situation, we and on science and technology ultra­ ation, asked the committee not to other utilities will need the continued confidence delined the aircralt. lights have enjoyed a thriving Other than these provisions, the push for more regulation on and support of our legislators, our regulators and growth in the past five, years He FAA allowed the ultralight indus­ ultralight operators and manuiac- the public. estimated the number of ultrulighi lurers and to keep in mind that Factory orders Hit-run truck try to be self-regulating and set a New England operators to be about 28,000. two-year trial period belorc it piloting an ultralight is u sport and Churilla joins new firm But along with the increased would review its regulations. The recreational activity, not a means VI participation in the sport .have FAA will review its procedures in ol transportation. down sharply SAN JOSE, Calif. — Kenneth R. Churilla has M In Brief come reports of unauthorized found in E.H. October. "High training and aircralt costs joined Creative Strategies International, a flights into regulated airspaces, combined with the proliterulion oi Bv Denis G. Gulinp California-based But to date, the Safety Board Fragments left on Interstate 91 in Massachusetts equipment failure and pilot error lede^l regulations have severely United Press International Drinking age back to 21 market research said only seven of the estimated 130 have led state police toa truck confirmed to have been — sometimes resulting in fatal curtailed participation in sport and and consulting firm, ultralight manulaclurers belongs PROVIDENCE. R 1. - Rhode Island has involved in a hit-and-run accident which killed a QOUSE crashes. recreational flying, " Baker said, WASHINGTON — The nution'.s lacturic.s cxin as vice president Since March 1983, the Safety to the Powered Ultralight Manu­ adding that ultralights have be­ ricnced a sharp decline in orders loi- their heavy diil,\ become the first New England state to again set Manchester man. and manager of the 21 as the legal drinking age. Board has investigated all po­ facturers Association — which has come a loothold lor the entry level products in April, a 6.4 perceni lull lluil was worst In Mussachu.>ietts State Police said Tuesday they Microcomputer In­ wered ultralight accidents which established the only existing stand pilots who cannot uflord the nearly four years, the Conimeree Departnieiil sai l Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy signed the bill found the truck at Woodland Auto Body in East dustry Research t^NT involved fatalities, serious injuries ards lor ullralight vehicles. expensive training required to Tuesday. Tuesday. Hartford, where it had been taken to repair a dented \ Group. Churilla will "... I am not at this time calling The General Assembly raised the drinking age front end and smashed windshield allegedly caused or obvious safety issues. Based on gain a pifots certificate. While most ol the $6.7 billion short fat I was in delensi 081-23 be responsible for A 117 accidents investigated since lor imposition ot lull airworthiness Pechiny agreed that it would be orders, the overall total would still have been down from 18 to 20 in 1981. It had been 21 until it was by the accident. REPELS directing CSI’s lowered in 197.8. the study began, the board re­ certification of ultralight vehicles premature lor the federal govern­ steep 2.2 percent were they not included. The accident occurred early Saturday morning. market research WATER ported 61 latal accidents account­ and operators." said Burnett, "but ment to step in and regulate the Orders for durable goods. Irom autoniohiles lu The state in the past few years has taken a Police said George E. Ellis. 39. was driving his and strategic plan­ ing for 63 deaths. 1 do think there is enough evidence industry. He said both sides agree machinery, were worth $98 1 billion alter .sea.Minal number of strong steps to reduce drunk driving motorcycle in the breakdown lane of 1-91 when an ning services in mi­ Burnett said in-flight loss of to indicate a need for higher on the steps that need to be taken, adjustment, down from the Mareh total ol $104.87 including stricter laws, more enlorccment and Iveco truck drove into the lane and struck him. MOQRGARD* MOORE’S^ crocomputer hard­ control was cited in 35 percent of standard.s and better oversight. ” but given time, the industry will billion. educational efforts aimed at both teenagers and- "The truck went into the lane and picked him off," ware. software and adults. MOOR WOOD LATEX OIL BASE the fatal accidents, while the same But manufacturers dispute the make it work. The one-month setback was the biggest since a 7 ' said Massachusetts trooper Richard Catellier. peripherals. cause accounts for only 18 percent Safety Boards' numbers and con­ "it is rather difficult to gel a percent drop in May 1980. "W e hope that other states will follow suit, " Massachusetts State Police Sgt. Ernest Patnode, EXTERIOR STAIN HOUSE PAINT Churilla is the son i Garrahy said, noting that the New England commander of the Northampton barracks, said today HOUSE PAINT of general aviation fatal airplane tend the major manulaclurers of group to police itsell. but wc The-only significant increase was in the nietal> of Albert M. Chu­ industries, where orders w ent up 5.6 percent tollowme. Y accidents involving personal fly­ the airframes them.seivcs arc well believe it is now beginning to governors have already called for a uniform no arrests have been made but "the investigation is P e n e tra te s ^ Low Lustre Finish, High Gloss, rilla Sr. of 58 Bret- ing. He noted that only 60 percent represented in PUMA. happen it we are given the four months of declines. drinking age throughout the region. going well and a lot depends on lab tests. P ro te c ts ton Road, Manches­ "Our officers are working very hard and if things go Lasting Durability. Protective Finish. of fill ultralight pilots have pilot Tom Pechiny, engineering man­ chance.” he said. The biggest erosion in orders was in Hie ter, Conn. transportation industries where orders tell Hi.8 right (with the tests) we should have something,” he P re s e rv e s Before joining Fourteen held in smuggling said without further elaboration. percent, the department said. CSI, Mr. Churilla Orders were up 2.4 percent in March BOSTON — Fourteen people charged with Police said laboratory analysis of pieces Irom the was chairman and smuggling 30 tons of marijuana into Stoningtun. scene of the accident in West Springfield, Mass., Tomcat’s takeoff abilities The pace of assembly lines and levels ot laelinw chief executive of­ employment depend on steady increases in ordei s Maine, in 1980 have been arrested following raids allowed police to determine the vehicle at the scene ficer of Pacific Empire Corp., and president of conducted'in Massachusetts and Maine. was a Dutch-made Iveco truck that had been imported While one month's decline is not enough lo break the the company’s InfoSource division. He previously momentum of overall iniprovenienl it rai.ses the Stale police and federal Drug Enforcement two years ago. served as director of INPUT’S Information Administration agents staged the raids early Police then determined that an area Iveco gave GE Navy approval specter of an orders slowdow n that goes hand-in hand, Services Industry Program. While at INPUT, Tuesday armed with .secret indictments issued by dealership had been asked for parts for this type of with an expected tapering-ofi ol the eeononiy lalei Churilla managed dozens of m ajor market this year. U.S. District Court in Maine. truck from Woodland Auto Body in East Hartford, 1 By Joseph Mianowany questioned why such ap­ ollice Tuesday. Weicker, February announced it research projects. The government's advance report on duraliU' g o o d s Eleven suspects were arrested in Massachu­ where an Iveco truck had been taken for repairs. United Press parent importance was who sits on the Senate would switch to General Earlier, he was manager of investment orders contributes two of the 10 leading indiealoi s Im setts and three in Maine, including several who The truck is leased by APS, Inc., a Houston-based International being placed on Ihe one- Appropriations delense industry marketing at Tymshare, and was the Electric engines for about the month to be reported May 31. placing anolhei turned themselves in after the raids, said Carlo distribution company which sells "B ig A” auto parts, PAUL’SMonchttfer FAINTI company’s manager of financial marketing and engine takeoff capability. subcommittee, repres­ $2 billion worth of orders. 64»-oaoo burden on the composite index that dropped in Mat < li Boccia. assistant special agent-in-charge of the to an APS distribution center in East Hartford. WASHINGTON-A de­ "You can’t go off to war ents a state where Pratt & products. Churilla’s background also includes the That announcement for the first time during the economic rei overy. Boston DEA. positions of director of information systems for sire to have the F-14 with one engine, ” the Whitney has a major came shortly after the Air Five others named in the indictment were still the Delafield, Harvey, Tabell Division of Janney Tomcat aircraft perform official said. plant. Force stripped Pratt & being sought, including a Colombian national who better carrier takeoffs The GAO noted that Montgomery'Seott Inc., and marketing represen­ The Navy said it Whitney of its exclusive was the alleged source of the marijuana. Boccia tative of IBM’s SBC Information Marketing with only one working Pratt & Whitney is devel­ engine contracts for the said. engine is a key reason the oping a more powerful planned to select a new Division. F-14 engine after a compe­ F-15and F-16, and gave 75 Navy switched manufac­ engine. CSI is a diversified market research, advisory tition between General percent of those orders to Man charged in stabbing ILUON DOILAR CLEARANCE turers for a new $2 billion The report, dated May and consulting firm that provides market General Electric. That engine contract, a federal 17, was requested by Sen. Electric and Pratt & WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. - An research and planning services to the informa­ Whitney. contract was estimated at report says. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., unemployed Windsor man has been ordered held tion processing, financial and industrial com­ more than $15 billion over In a brief study, the and made available by his However, the Navy this without bail after denying second-degree murder munities in advanced technology areas. the next decade. 2 General Accounting Of­ charges in the unexplained stabbing death of a 2 fice said an engine offered Hartland schoolgirl. Sumsky promoted at CIGNA by the General Electric. Meanwhile, authorities continue to search for a Co. “ provided the needed' motive in the slaying of Heidi Martin, 16. and BLOOMFIELD — Lenora P. Sumsky has been stall-free operation and y| court affidavits in the case have been sealed. appointed assistant director, field operations, in the individual finan­ the increased thrust capa­ Commercial users of fuels Delbert Tallman. 21, a Windsor County native, bility to successfully fly a pleaded innocent in District Court Tuesday. He cial division. Em­ [Spring Clean-Up Heavy Weight] fully armed F-14 aircraft was. denied bail and held at the Woodstock ployee Benefits and and service... Atlas Oil can from an aircraft carrier 3 Community Corrections Center. Financial Services 3 Group, CIGNA with only one of its en­ Windsor County State's Attorney William Bos gines operating." be your best friend said Tallman was arrested Monday night, hours Corp. The Navy earlier this after Miss Martin's body was found in a heavily CIGNA is a lead­ TRASH BAG year selected that engine wooded section of her hometown. ing provider of insu­ rance and financial for the F-14, instead of Atlas Oil offers total etfoffservices. That's not Cianci runs as independent services to corpora­ ones produced by the just a statement, it’s backed up by over 88 tions and individu­ Pratt & Whitney Group, years ot dedication to thecommercial SPECIAL PROVIDENCE. R.I. — Resignation from als around the which previously made all users ot fuels and services in this entire office, political opposition and municipal corrup­ world. engines for the aircraft. area. Locally owned, locally operated tion investigations aside, Vincent A. Cianci Jr. is Sumsky joined the The GAO report said the and fully statf(^ by reliable, licensed Navy believed Pratt & running to succeed himself as maVor of New Detroit brokerage technicians. Atlas Oil can indeed be a 3.49 England's third largest city. office of the individ­ Whitney’s engine “ lacks cash a carry "Less than a '/ic ea " Cianci said Tuesday love for the city and ual financial div­ the thrust which the Navy good friend to owners ot office buildings, promptings by family members and constituents ision in 1978 as brok­ seeks for one-engine ta­ factories, apartment houses and others. 250 Mr case 30 gallon prompted him to file papers with the Providence erage consultant. keoff capability from an I’m John Lavinio, Commercial and Board of Canvassers declaring he would run for She was named se­ aircraft carrier.” Industrial Manager for Atlas and I'm ready < ply 30x36 re-election as an independent candidate. nior brokerage con­ However, spokesmen now to discuss your requirements. From Olh«r a lzM avallablg at apaclal prioaa PLUSH-PLUSH SEATING • 100% NYLON sultant in 1980, and for both the Navy and the automatic fuel deliveries to equipment — No L IM IT — United Technologies came to the div­ upgrade and new installations, call on me to (om il aPMES JUNE IS, 1984) Fish strike is possible' VALUE *900 convertible also ision’s Bloom field Corp., parent firm of deliver good advice and expert sen/ice. 146 SHELDON RD. BOSTON — Seven wholesale fish companies home office in 1981 Pratt & Whitney, said the braced for a planned strike today by 56 fish as marketing services and planning assistant in F-14 currently was able to MANCHESTER 2 PIECES/SOFA and CHAIR NOW *399 $399 its securities broker dealer affiliate, where she take off with one engine, Tal. 646-3322 cutters and packers who rejected a three-year contract proposal, a management spokesman was named marketing services supervisor in but that afterburners a tlii bantlii would be needed. .DIRECTIONS: ShMon said. December 1982. Since December 1983, she has luca oil L R o ^ runs bstwsan The GE engine, the The union rejected the companies' final managed tax-advantaged investment distribu­ vallag coal VOsMand Strast IRoiits Navy spokesman said, contract offer and voted Tuesday to go on strike tion in field operations — sales support. She is a m and Parfcar Straat in north Manchsstar RT. 83 FURNITURE WAREHOUSE graduate of Michigan State University and is a can perform the takeoff after the contract expired at midnight, said with only the basic engine, Michael Vitale, general manager of Puritan Fish Chartered Life Underwriter. 414 Tolland street • East Hartford • 289-6435 649-4595 HOUR.6: Dally 6 am to 5 pm 10-8 Daily 10-5 Saturday thus saving significant Co. and spokesman for the Fish Pier Seafood Across from Haartland Foods She lives in Manchester, where she is active in 555 East Middle Tpke. • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853. Saturday 8 am to 3 pm 10-4 Sunday amounts of fuel. Group. VERNON Toastmasters International. A company official also 22 - M AN CH ESTER H ER ALD . Wednesday, May 23. 1984 MANCIIKSTER HKBALD. Wednesday. May 23, 1984 - ’23 Business Summer job prospects should be better

In Brief These are the days when the teenagers are pouring something .along these lines: ”I am interested in out of schools from coast to coast and. with rare talking about a job with your company. When can you TAG SALE SIGNS Summer jobs offered exceptions, the teens and their parents now have one meet with me lo see what I can offer your goal above all others: finding a summer job. Y o u r organization? ” Be positive and polite. Be punctual and dress appropriately — always neat and clean. Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? NEW HAVEN - The area’s Private Industry It’ll be easier this year than it was last year. M o n e y ' s Council has started its summer jobs for youth Economic recovery has prompted many employers to 6. Practice. Do a 'role play ” mock interview with a “ThVbesFw aY to. announce Qunpe rIt Is' wUh ■ “a” Herald — Tag " Sale program for this year after successfully finding set their summer hiring plans at higher levels. The job friend, parent or interested adult, suggests Bricker. jobs lor 17(1 youths last year. opportunities are bigger and more varied. But don’t W o r t h Gel a sample of a job application from some company Classified Ad. When you place your ad, you II receive The couiu il-lunded program encourages area tool your.self: Competition still will be stiff. Sylvia Porter and fill it out at home. These practice techniques will businesses lo hire unemployed youths ol 16 to 21 Job-hunting is hard work, and if you’re in the help you anticipate question.s and gather information ONE TAG SALE SIGN ?RE^ comp'llihents of The Herald. during July and August and provide them with job marketplace, you need discipline, persistence and you might need. skills. awareness that you may spend as many hours a day 7. Keep trying. Set aside time every day to look fora "The summer jobs program represents an job hunting as you will spend on the job once hired. ASPCA. people in your neighborhood who need pets job. Double-check places where you applied pre­ CALL 643-2711 or STOP IN AT OUR OFFiCiri HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER approach by the private sector in New Haven and As parents, you can help — but bending the arm of a walked, fed or cared for on weekends. If you enjoy viously. Your ’’job" is to find a job. the surrounding labor market to effectively deal Iriend or relative doesn’t give your child the "feeling talking on the phone, consider companies that might 8. Team up. A job-hunting friend and you can take with high youth unemployment, " said Bill of purpose" he/she needs. "Employment is the key need a receptionist (to take over on the vacations of turns applying. Share your experiences, motivate Villano, council manager. each other. 63 challenge for young people today," says William R. year-round employees), a telephone solicitor or Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Cgndominiums 32 Apartments for Rent 42 Sfore/OHice Space 44 Services OHered SI Building/Contracting S3 Misc. for Sale Villano said nearly 50 percent ol those hired last Bricker, national director ol Boys Clubs of America, people to do phone surveys. 9. Try sclf-employmenl. Ask yourself: What year were kept on by employers in full or which has more than 1.2 million members. "A boy or 3. Become specific. List the names of companies or services might people in my area buy from me? FARRAND REMODEL­ SCREENED LOAM — part-time jobs. He said ijte program's placement girl who can’t find a >ob is getting a message from employers in your held of interest. Your best sources: Prospects; washing cars and windows. SHEET METAL ME­ MANCHESTER — Avail­ OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ BRICKS, BLOCKS, INSPECTOR — Able to MANCHESTER — Norlh- ING — Cabinets, roofing, Gravel, processed goals "are even higher" this year. society that says ’you are not worthy.’” people you know, such as relatives, friends, teachers. 10. Plan for the future. Volunteer to gain experience CHANICS — Expe­ check any lob com­ able June 1st. Two bed­ ABLE — Ample parking, STONE — Concrete. and expand your network of contacts. Or enroll in a fleld Green. Best location room apartment on first good location. One 4 Chimney repairs. No lob gutters, room additions, gravel, sand, stone and Job candidates are recommended by teachers That job in your teen years can be a link to Ask their guidance. Also check: the Yellow Pages, rienced fabricators and pletely. Precision ma­ in Condo. 3bedrooms,2'/2 summer training course lo improve your work skills: Installers for industrial floor. Applianced kit­ room office suite with 610 too small. Call 644-8356. decks, all types of remo­ (III. For deliveries call and public service agencies and pre-screened by adulthood, a measure of self-worth, a prime supplier want ads, neighborhood shopping centers, office chine shop, air craft qual­ baths, fireplace in living deling and repairs. FREE George Gritting, An­ the council for interesl, motivation, previous typing, computer literacy, word processing, water and commercial heating ity. Overtime. Benefits. chen, basement storage, sq. ft.; another with 310 of direction. It’s more than a summer job; it’s your parks. room, air conditioned, sa. tt. Call 649-2891. estimates. Fully Insured. dover, 742-7886. work experience and transportation. safety, even driver education. and air conditioning duct Must be capable and 2 cor parking. $470 o AMBITIOUS COLLEGE first real test of "are you wort^|y?" 4. Put it in writing. Develop a neat, one-page modern appliances, car­ month. No utilities in­ S TU D E N T — Will clean Telephone 643-6017, after Here are 10 job-find tips that you, a parent, can clip summary that best describes you: your age, work. Pay according to willing to do some ma­ port, pool and tennis. By Money book now available ability. Company benef­ cluded. Seurity deposit SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ your house weekly over 6pm, 647-8509. e n d R O LLS — 27'/j to show your youngster or you. a youngster, can use to education, interests, skills, experiences that relate to chining. Apply: Aerex appointment only, Marino is BBB director its, profit sharing and and 1 year lease required. livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. the summer. Call 646-1427 width, .25c; 13% width - 2 guide yourself. work, other strengths. This helps you focus on exactly "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book fortheSOs," 1,328 Manufacturing, 30 $71,900, 646-3041 or 649- DESIGN KITCH EN S by (or .25c. M U ST be picked paid holidays. Call New Grandview St., Manches­ Coll 643-5508.______prime retail space, ample for rates and Information Michael Marino, owner of Aamco Transmis­ 1. Explore your own interests. What are yofir what you have to offer. Don’t forget to list character pages of down-to-earth information on personal 5277. parking. $660. Coll 236- ■ Have references. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, up at the Manchester money management, is now available through her England Mechanical, ter, 643-8596. ••••••••••••••••••••••■ AVAILABLE JUNE 1st — sions in Manchester, has been elected to a lavorite subjects? Hobbies? Strengths? What do you traits. The best three statements any young person Vernon, CT, 871-lin or 6021 or 644-3977. vanities, formica, Wilson Herald office BEFORE column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to Attractive 2 bedroom three-year term us a director of the Better like to do? Look for not just any job, but one you will can make to an employer are: a) lam honest, you can 728-6600. MACHINE SHOP needs Lols/Land for Sole 33 HIGH SCHOOL STU­ art, Corlan counter tops, 11AM O N LY. Business Bureau of Greater Hartlord, the BBB enjoy and that will relate to your interests. trust me; b) I am dependable, I won’t let you down; c) "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s," in care full time help for Debur- apartment. Appliances, MANCHESTER, corner DENTS looking for yard kitchen cabinet fronts, wall-to-wall, convenient complete woodworking announced. 2. Relate your interests to the job market. Who 1 will learn, you can teach me what has to be done. ol the Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, DIRECTOR TEACHER ring and Secondary Oper­ Hartford Road & Pine St. work. Rolling Pork, SET OF THREE STACK Marino w ill be one of more than 30 members of might want to hire a person like you? If you Ijkelike 5. Call for an appointment .This shows a concern for Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable lo ation. Apply Tuesday or FR EE CA TA LO G — Of location. $550 per month. Cheney Mill Complex. Green Manor. Reasona­ service, custom made TABLES — Good condi­ for Bolton Cooperative land bargains, 5 acres to Including heat, hot water. the board. Aamco is located at 53 Tolland animals, you might approach the local vet others and a degree of "polish.” When you call, say Universal Press Syndicate. Nursery School for 1984- Thursday, 10am - 2pm; or 'Additional retail space ble. Call 872-8569 or after furniture, colonial repro­ tion. $30. Please call 647- Turnpike call for an appointment, 500 acres, covering Ver­ Mr. Rothman, 646-4144. under construction. 500- 3:30 875-0582, Mike. ductions in wood, 9 varie­ 8305, after 5:30pm. 1985 school year. Monday mont and the Berkshires Evenings, 643-1969.______James O’Keefe, a manager for Sears Roebui k through Friday, 8:30 to 647-1883. C.B . E n te r­ 15(X) SQ. ft. units availa­ ties of hardwood and at lowest imaginable pri­ veneers NOW IN STOCK FOR SALE — Two older & Co., was re-elected to a new one-year term as 11:30. Send resumes to: prises, 75 Woodland MANCHESTER — Third ble. Call Hevman Proper­ FENCE REPAIR AND ces. Write: CA TA LO G Call 649-9658 or evenings, bikes, boys - girls. Good chairman ol the hoard at the annual meeting on P.O. Box 233, Bolton, CT Street, Manchester. floor, two bedroom ties, L226-1206. IN S TALLA TIO N — We OFFICE, P.O. Box 938, 289-7010. condition. $10 each. Call Thursday. Regulators oraer cable rate reduction 06040. apartment. Garage, near install stockade, spilt and North Adams, Mass. stores, busline. Security. VERNON — AAA office round rail or picket fenc­ 646-4995. LEON CIESZYNSKI SALES — Opening of a 01247. No pets. Coll 649-7718. space. Easy access to ing. From 1 section to a 1-84/86. 3800 sq. ft. of BU ILD ER — New homes, STEREOPHONIC Phono­ Venture capital raised NEW BRITAIN (IIPI) — State regulators have Hartford CATV was awarded a rate hike on Sept. 24, On another utility issue. Northeast Utilities told new store leaves estab­ whole yard. Also yard office space. Former le­ work and odd lobs. Call additions, remodeling, graph system. Call 647- ordered Hartford CATV to lower its basic rates and 1982, “ on the expectation of substantial improvement shareholders Tuesday it will not ask the DPUC fora lished position for a crea­ Investment Property 34 MANCHESTER — Excel­ WESTPORT — Computerworks has raised $5 PRESSMAN/OFFSET gal office. Idealy suited 646-2151. rec rooms, garages, kit­ 1203 (evenings). refused to grant Storer CATV a rate hike because of in performance and customer .services,” Ms. Quillen rate hike in the next 12 months. The utility was tive and aggressi vesales- CAM ERA Trainee posi­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lent modern 4 room chens remodeled, ceil­ million in venture capital to finance nationwide person. Excellent apartment, IV baths, for engineers, accoun­ poor cable service lo customers. said. “ This has not happened. A reduction in that rate granted a $99 million rate hike by the DPUC late la.st tion open at the Manches­ FOUR FAMILY HOUSE 2 tants, other professional ings, bath tile, dormers, N E W F IR EP LA C E expansion of its corporate sales, service and year. • opportunity with ad­ fully applianced kitchen. GRANDMOTHER'S retail operations, said president and founder The Department of Public Utility Control Tuesday must be ordered which reflects the less-than adequate ter Herald. Learn a trade. — On lot 137 X 92. No organizations. COM Reese HOUSE, INC. — Child roofing. Residential or BRASS draw chain An NU spokesman said higher sales in electrical vancement, vacation ond No pets. References, se­ Seymour Merrill. ordered Hartford CATV to drop its basic monthly rate level being offered.” Excellent advancement realtors. Telephone 643- Harris, 521-6020. J. Wat­ Day Care, “Home away commercial. 649-4291. screen andirons, hand power, lower interest rates and the improved Insurance benefits avail­ opportunity. Call Bob curity. $475. Coll 649-4003. Computerworks. one of the country ’s leading from $11.95 to $10.50 for customers with a The regulators also rejected a request by Storer 4751, between 6 and 8pm. son Beach. West Hart­ from home" Open year reel mower silent Scott, economy make a rate increase unnecessary at this able. Call 667-2231 or 549- Hubbard, press foreman, ••••••••••••••••••••••• computer merchandisers, will use Itie funds lo company-supplied converter and from $10.50 to $9.50 CATV of New Haven to charge its estimated 50,0(.J ford office. round - staffed by caring EXPERIENCED CAR­ fertilizer spreader Scott. time. The utility operates the Millstone I and II 4270 between 10am and 643-2711. MANCHESTER — First P E N TE R — Remodeling, acquire top-quality computer dealers and open for those willrtheir own converters. customers in New Haven, West Haven and Hamden $3 4pm. Rooms for Rent 41 floor, 4 room oporfmenf professional. Nutritious Call 643-1791. King QuilKn, spokeswoman for the DPUC, said it more for basic service. The DPUC said the company nuclear power plants in Waterford. M AN CH ESTER — New breakfast - lunch - snack. additions, roofs and new locations in major metropolitan markets, in 4family. No appliances decks. Free estimates. Merrin said. may be the first time the DPUC ever ordered a rate had not proved it needed the increa.se and failed to PRINTER WITH EXPE­ CENTRAL LOCATION — or utilities furnished. $350 office space available on Call 646-9608, 649-8920. FOR SALE — Queen size Spencer Street, near East Call Mike, 871-2559. bedspread, orange, $10. The company was founded in 197« and supplies reduction for poor service. The changes take effect demonstrate prudent management. RIENCE needed for Kitchen privileges. Free month - lease and secur­ parking. Security and Hartford line. Close to RESPONSIBLE YOUNG Large assortment of computer hardware, software service and immediately. In July 1983, Storer requested a $1.5 million rate small, growing print Business Oppartunities 22 ity required. Adults, no references required. Call highway and shopping. MAN willing to mow and ROBERT E. JARVIS — bells, $2 to $5. Call 643- training to major corporations and prole.ssionals Hartford CATV is a subsidiary of Times Mirror Co. increase that would have rai.sed the monthly charge of shop. Supervisory skills pets. Coll 649-6246 be­ of Los Angeles, owner of The Hartford Courant 643-2693 after 4pm. Excellent location for re­ trim lawns during the Building 8< Remodeling 1814. in Connecticut and the New York melropolilan $6.95 without a converter and $8.95 with a converter lo Advertise in The required. Apply in per­ tween 5 and 9pm. Speciollst. Additions, newspaper. The cable franchise serves about 54,000 $11.95. son: Curry Copy Center, OPEN T IM E — Qualified tail store or office. All summer. Reasonable area. utilities included. Call garages, roofing, siding, STEEL OFFICE DESK houses in East Hartford, Windsor, Hartford, West Zitser called the rulings a victory for consumers. Vernon, CT. Phone 871- welding, tig and mig, MANCHESTER — Gen­ ONE ROOM heated effi­ rates. Please call 649- Contributing the funds were General PJlectric 649-2796. 8661, ask for Mark, keep kitchens, bathrooms, re­ with padded chair. Excel­ Hartford, Bloomfield and Simsbury. "The commissioners are sending a very clear Herald—"The 1421. shear, brake, etc. Call or tlemen wonted for newly ciency apartment. Venture Capital Corp. ol Fairfield, Harrison remodeled rooms. 24 trying. placement wlndows- lent buy, $80. Call 649- Consumer Counsel member Barry Zitsersaid it was signal to the entire cable industry,” he said. "In the write for quotes: 228-0619, Laundry facilities, park­ Capital Corp. of While Plains, N.Y., Fairfield hour security, parking, M AN CH ESTER — Down­ /doors. Coll 643-6712. 6866. "a great day for the consumer” past, we’ve been cognizant the cable industry was in COMPANION FOR EL­ Harfay Enterprises, Box ing. Lease and referen­ \ cnturc Management Corp. of Stamford, Ameri­ 316, AAarlborough, CT mold service. Call 649- town, 5,0(X) sq. ft. store.or In its ruling Tuesday. thcDPUCsaid "thiscompany its infancy and was going to have problems, but these Community Voice DERLY woman, llve-in, ces. Coll 646-7268. MASTER CABINET can Research and Development Co. of Boston and plus expenses. Referen­ 06447. 0210. office space. Will subdi­ FOR SALE — Penngrest Marketing Corporation Ventures, L.P. of has a long history of providing less than adequate problems just kept recurring and were not being vide. Call 643-1442. M AKER — With 30 years 25 pint automatic dehu- ■service. Chronic deficiencies in the area of customer addressed” ces reauired. Call after FOR RENT — Two bed­ hands on experience. Old Westport, Since 1881." 23 Apartments for Rent 42 room apartment in o 2 midifler. Good condition. ■services and system and service reliability have for "This is the kind of regulatory control that the 4:30pm, 643-6443. Situation Wanted LAWN MOWERS RE­ fashioned craftsmanship family house. Attic, base­ MMCHISTII $30. Coll 646-5468. too long vexed the subscribers." citizens of Connecticut deserve.” he said. PAIRED — Quick, Expert at o fair price. All your PART TIME OR FULL ment and garage, ap­ CINTRU lUSINISS IHS1IICT MANCHESTER — Avail­ Service! Senior Dis­ woodworking needs, In­ 20" ST. TR O PEZ dirt T IM E — PI P of Manches­ ACCOUNTING POSI­ pliances. $470 plus utili­ SUI/IHSI count! Free Pick Up and terior and exterior. Call ter Is looking for a young, TION W A N T E D — B.S. in able Immediately. One, ties. Security deposit and 8,000 »q ft warehouse or astflm- bike, $80. Call 643-9649. two and three bedroom bly building Loadmgdock.Oover- Delivery! ECONOMY 644-0585, 644-0036. energetic person to learn Accounting, Certificate one year lease. Available head doors. Fenoed parking MOWER, 647-3660. bindery and counter op­ In Computer Program­ apartments. $400, $440, July 15th. Coll 872 0700 RW Rh Hv — 64T-S001 SPAULDING EXECU­ eration. Typing skills ming. Several years re­ $520, heat and hot woter after 6pm. Mr. Norman Roofing/Siding 54 TIVE WOODS, 1, 3 8. 5. helpful. Driver's license lated experience. Call included. Bissell and Excellent condition. $50. Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. G IV E Y O U R S E L F A Call 646-0599. necessary. Please apply 232-4077. THREE ROOM APART­ SPRING BREAK - Newly in person: PIP, 391 Cen­ M E N T — Singles only. BIDWELL HOME Im­ 643-2711 ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 expanded cleaning firm provement Company — COMMODE — Practi­ Classified__ ACCOUNTING POSI­ Business Oppartunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods ...... 62 ter Street. Highschool se- bedrooms. Prices to fit $280 plus gas heat. Ap­ 46 is now accepting new F o r advertisements to be Misc. for Rent Roofing , siding, altera­ cally brand new. $65. Call Notices Situation W a n te d ...... 23 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 45 WIisc. for S a le ...... 63 Rates nior or graduates TION W A N T E D — B.S. In your budget. Housing Un­ pliances. Coll Rose, 646- clients (or general house­ published Monday, the dead­ welcome. Accounting, Certificate 2482 or 646-8646. •••••••••••••••••••••a* tions, additions. Some 649-5053. Lost/Found...... 01 Em ploym ent Info...... 24 Misc. tor R e n t...... 46 Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: limited. Call 724-1967 work. Bonded, insured, number (or over 30 years. line is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. in Computer Program­ (Chg.).______GARAGE, MANCHES­ reliable. The House­ Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to R ent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day ming. Several years re­ T W O BEDROOM 649-6495. FOR SALE — Big oak BANKING — Part time TE R — Secure storage works, 647-3777. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... ’.48 AAusical Ite m s ...... 66 Per Word: balancing clerk. Book­ lated experience. Call MANCHESTER — 400 APARTMENT — All ap­ desk with six large draw­ garage for car, furniture, ers. Needs painting or Auctions...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15c Read Your Ad keeping Department, 232-4077. North Main Street. New pliances, heat, hot water, etc. $50 per month. Call SPRING CLEAN UP — In Heating/Plumbing 55 Antiques...... 68 8:15am to 1:15pm. South ••••••••••••••••••••••a two bedroom townhouse. carpeting, air condition­ staining. Chair Included. Services 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c Classified advertisements 633-6331, evenings. need of o Bockhoeond/or Call John 646-0555, even­ Homes for S a le ...... 31 Ta g Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13c Windsor Bank 8< Trust Instruction 25 Applianced kitchen, con­ ing. Call 649-5240. Bulldozer? We hove o are taken by telephone as a Co., contact Warren Mat- venient to bus line and FOGARTY BROTHERS ings. $75. Financial Condominiums...... *.32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c Wanted to Rent 47 dump truck too! No lob convenience. teson, 289-6061 tor ap­ shopping. $575 plus utili­ M ANCHESTER — One — Bathroom remodel­ AAortgages...... Ik Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/ Papering...... 52 Happy Ads: ' too small. Free esti­ GIRL'S 26" English bicy­ Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting...... 53 The Manchester Herald is pointment. EOE. SUMMER FLUTE LES­ ties. Option to buy availa­ bedroom, second floor mates. Reasonable rotes. ing; installation water Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per colum n inch ble. Peterman Building heaters, garbage dispo­ cle. One speed, $25. Call Business P ro p e rty...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 responsible only for one incor- SONS — Beginners, In­ with stove, refrigerator. Coll 649-2871. Insurance...... 13 SALES — If you like termediates. Stephanie Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. sals; faucet repairs. 649- 646-7636. Resort P ro p e rty ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive reef insertion and then only $325 plus utilities. Lease Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Deadlines deoling with people, are LoVigne. Phone 643-6054. and security. Call 646- AMBITIOUS COLLEGE ^*539. Visa/MasterCard F lo o rin g ...... 56 for the size of the original MANCHESTER — Two CRAFTSMAN (Sears) Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise­ self motivated type of ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1379. STUDENT — Odd lobs,- 'accepted. Income Tax Service ...... 57 insertion. room apartment. Heat ROTARY Lawn Mower — AAotorcycles/BIcvcIes___72 ments to be published Tues­ person, I have the posi­ RELIABLE, QUIET, Ma­ lawn core, painting spe­ Rentals Errors which do not lessen and hot water. For more M 8. M, P & H — No lob Excellent running condi­ Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the tion for you. High earn­ Real Estate 454 MAIN STREET — ture couple is looking for cialties. Fair rates, pro­ Rooms for Rent ...... 41 the value of theadvertisement ings. Will train. Coll Mr. Infotmation call 563-4438 Three room heated 4 or 5 room rent in too small, leaky faucets, tion. Five years old. Sel­ & Education Auto Services...... 74 deodline is noon on the day will not be corrected by an or 529-7858.______fessional work. Call Jeff, ling for health reasons. Apartments for Rent ...... 42 For Sale Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 Benton, 647-7154.______apartment. No applian­ Manchester. Please coll 647-9013. bathroom remodeling. before publication. additional insertion. 649-3751. One call does It. Free $99. Call 649-1300. Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 Homes for Sale 31 3'/2 ROOM APARTMENT ces. No pets. Security. EXCELLENT INCOME — Private home, heat, $350. Call 646-2426, 9am- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ODD JOBS, Trucking. estimates. Water pump for part time home as­ 5pm weekdays. Home repairs. You name service. Coll 649-2871. SUNBEAM ELECTRIC appliances. Working sin­ Roommates Wanted 48 lawn mower, twin blades sembly work. For Infor­ M ANCHESTER — Nice 7 gle adult only. No pets, ••••••••••••••••••••••• it, we do It. Free estl- •••••••••••••••■ mation call (504) 641-8003 and sharpened, light room Cape, 4 bedrooms, 1 children. Coll 643-2880. Homes for Rent 43 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mates. Insured. 643-0304. Household Goods 62 Notices Employment Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted Ext. 8201. cor garage. Desireable weight with 50 ft. cord. 21 Help Wanted 21 ROOMMATE WANTED $45. Call 646-6794. location. $68,000. Call 646- MANCHESTER, NOR- — To shore 2 bedroom TH E N D — One bedroom ONE OR TWO Bedroom Painling/Papering 52 & Education 4623. townhouse apartment, USED REFRIGERA­ EXPERIENCED HAIR- CUSTODIAN — 20-25 CA R P EN TER — 1 to 5 SEWING MACHINE OP­ DRIVERS TO SELL Hood apartment, in quiet resi­ Cape — Fireplace, park­ FOR SALE: Cement and Personals 02 ing, quiet neighborhood. Manchester. $240 In­ TORS, WASHERS, stone outdoor grill. As­ CUTTER WANTED — hours per week, day time. years experience, awn E R A TO R S — Established Ice cream. We want 50 MANCHESTER — Very dential area, near bus­ PAINTING AND PAPER For busy, high volume $500 o month. Coll 643- cludes heat and hot wa­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ semble in minutes. $40. If interested call Center toals. Alsa need carpen­ notionwide pillow manu­ drivers at once. Ding clean 2 family in nice lines. Heat not Included. ter. Coll otter 5pm, 646- HANGING — Exterior Help Wanted 21 salon. Salary $150 or de­ ENTHUSIASTIC, Re­ 2919, evenings. teed, parts and service. Call 646-061B. Church, 647-9941. ter's apprentice, knowl­ POSITIONS OPEN for facturer has immediate Dong Carts, 568 Memor­ area. Two bedrooms, $365 monthly. Call 646- 6029. and interior, ceilings re­ pending on experience. edge of math, tools. Own Waitress, full or part full time opening. Expe­ sponsible person wanted 3158 between 8om and Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8< Happiness Is: ial Drive, Chicopee Mass, carpeted, appliances, Store/Office Space 44 paired. References, fully Son, 649 Main Street, IMMEDIATE OPEN­ Call C 8. C Haircrafters, WAITRESS — Expe­ transportation and tools. time. Also dishwasher, rience preferred. Day to supervise two younger large backyard and over­ 4:30pm.______OLYMPIA NON- Bringing a bouqui-i of 1-413-3738. insured. Quality work. 643-2171. INGS For Part Time ask for Val or Peggy, rienced waitress wanted Remodeling experience full or part time. Apply In shift, 5 day week. Full teenagers for summer. sized 2 car garage. Se­ Services Martin Mattsson, even­ ELECTRIC portable, flowers or a plant to 649-2517. Duties Include day trips, SUPER FOUR ROOM German keyboard. $90. elementary school on Housecleanlng in Glas­ evenings, for appoint­ helpful. Coll Ron after person: Antonio's Res­ benefit program, includ­ BABYSITTER NEEDED rious buyers only. Call TOWNHOUSE — $435 ings 649-4431. tonbury area. We offer laundry, grocery shop­ May be seep at 41 Purnell Friday, .May 2.',, 1984. ment call 647-9995. 6om, 643-9966. taurant, 956 Main St., ing sewing incentive. — Loving person to care 646-3070. plus 00^ heat. Phone ••••••••••••••••••••••• M OVING SALE — Beds, Flowers will be used for flexible hours and good Manchester. Apply at: Pillowtex ping, etc. 275-8020 (or FOR LEASE Place. for 4 month old boy In my Rose or Don, 646-2482 or Services Offered 51 CEILINGS REPAIRED cribs, stereos, small ap­ Memorial Day Decora­ hourly rates. Must be OFFICE PERSONNEL — RESPONSIBLE BABYS­ Corp., 49 Regent Street, 649-0826 after 5pm). or REPLACED with dry- pliances, lawn mowers, home. Manchester Hos­ Condominiums 32 646-8646.______STO V E, electric, good tions in Center Park. neat and reliable. Call For general office work. IT TE R W A N TED — For 8 CARPENTER’S Manchester. EOE, M/F. MANCHESTER wall. Call evenings, Gary luggage, typewriters, Sponsored by the Per­ EXPERIENCED BACK- pital area, Mondays, condition, coppertone, Maid To Order, 659-2953. HOE OPERATOR — Figure aptitude, typing, month old. Beginning HELPER — Summertime Tuesdays and Wednes­ AVAILABLE JUNE 1st — LAWN MOWING — McHugh, 643-9321. storage chest, files, etc. manent Memorial Day customer contact and SECRETARY TO PRESI­ Three bedrooms, fire­ 7.000 square foot indust­ $60. Kitchen table with 6 Committee. Needed by general con­ mid September. Coven­ only. Experience pre­ days. 8:30am-5pm. Must MANCHESTER — 400 rial. Ideal Machine Shop. Hedge trimming - chain Call weekend or otter AVON — Your Time Is other office duties. Full try, Bolton, Manchester DENT — Excellent typ­ place, large kitchen with chairs, $65. Call 647-8894. tractor. Also must have ferred but will train. Sa­ have own transportation. ing skills, short hand North Main Street. New Overhead door, offices. saw work - light trucking. NAME YOUR OWN 5pm during week, 643- Worth Money! Sell Avon. benefit program includ­ area. Call 742-6380. lary commensurate with appliances. $550. Coll 646- Available immediately. 600 truck driving experience. MAINTENANCE PER­ Please call 649-0944 after desireable. Attractive lo­ Two Bedroom Town- General handyman. In­ PRICE — Fother and son. 5714. Earn good money, set ing dental paid. 5 day experience. Call 649-2954. 4144, 643-1969 evenings. amp service. TIFFANY LIGHT FIX­ Announcements' 03 Call 742-5317, 6:30am to SON — Needed for gen­ 6pm. cation, congenial staff. house, convenient to bus­ sured. Call Ray, 646-7973. Fast, dependable ser­ your own hours. Call 5pm. work week. Call 289-2736. SEC R ETAR Y — Respon­ eral clean up of facilities. ' 647-9137 vice. Painting, Paper­ T U R E — Green and fan Apply In person: 9am to line and shopping. glass, scalloped edges, 18 523-9401 or 278-2941. sible typist needed tor TEACHERS AIDE — Light to medium work. WORK AT HOME — M A N CH ESTER — 2 bed­ HIGHLAND LANDS­ hanging & Removal. Call USED DRYER — Good "NEW CREDIT CARD! 4;30pm or call Helene at $58,400. Rentals availa­ room townhouse, newly inch diameter, $60. Phone billing In active automo­ Head Start, part time, Part time. Prefer even­ Form typist needed for a ble. Open Monday to CAPING — Spring clean 644-0585 or 644-0036. working condition, rea­ No one refused! Also, EXPERIENCED, MA­ tive office. Some clerical Metro Building Co., Inc., remodeled. Available Im- sonably priced. Coll be­ 647-9028 after 6pm. GROWTH OPPORTUNITY FOR one year position. 8am to ings. Apply: Gorin's Jag­ growing firm In Glaston­ 945 Main St., Manchester, Friday, Bam to 4pm. 649- up, mowing and mainte­ Information on receiving TURE FULL TIME duties Included. Expe­ 1pm, Mondav-FrIdavyTo' madlotely. Bissell & MANCHESTER tween Sand 9pm, 646-4186. uar, Route 83, Vernon, bury. AAust enloy atten­ 647-1300. 9404, 649-4064, 647-1340. nance. Fertilizing, heavy PURCELL BROTHERS Visa, Mastercard, with SALES PERSON — Apply rience helpful. Call Mrs. work with handica^ed 646-0158. Boyle Realtors, 649-4800. NOW RENTING and light trucking. — Improve your prop­ ONE'Royce union folding no credit check Free tion to detail. Accurocy bike, 20”. Good condi­ in person to; Marlow's, MANAGERS Emgnd at 643-5135 for students. $4 per hour. Call more important than Landscape experts in erty. House painting. DRESSER — Oak and brochure. Call: 1-602-951- 867 M a in S tre e t, 822 MAIN ST. tion. $40. Call 646-6164. Grow with The Whole Donut, Connecticut’s Interview appointment. 647-350T tor application. MECHANIC — Imme- speed. Own transporta-, KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright MANCHESTER Central lualwaaa rock formations and spe­ Check our rates. Referen­ maple. 36" wide, 31" 1266, Extension - 505." Manchester. largest and fastest growing retail donut chain. OMrM ces available. Call 646- dlote opening for high tion and typewriter. Far” BENNET ELDERLY cial design. Mulch, top high, 16" deep. Three full • Top pay. Area’s best pay, with bonuses Halp Wantad MANCHESTEt HONDA school grad as Light further Information 2 STORY BLDG. soil, trees, shrubs and 8117. drawers. Needs some Home and (harden 64 too. Wantdd - Perl lime phone Wheeled Vehicle me­ please call Linda, 633- HOUSING For Full Neeervalan stone available. Free Es­ work. $60. Call 643-2880. • Room to grow. New stores and new lines surveyor lor eutom^le eec- chanic in the U.S. Arm y. 3654. laaai$lat« Occaaaan AIR CONDITIONED timates. Call 649-6685 or A.A.A. PAINTING CO.— lion. CeH 64A-3S20. eafc for Mfm«1 Houalfig DdM o o m m I FUUY SPRINKLERED mean bigger futures for our managers. MASSUESE Guaranteed skill train­ DOVER ELEVATOR 643-7712.______Exterior, interior. Fully Rtmala preleirad. PuR orpart 8ma. Tom Dell. now tahlna d m IIcoMoiw, 1 M G .E. W ASH ER — $99. Call DELIVERING RICH MAINTENANCE • Your own boss. First, we’ll train you. Good atmoaphara. ifieaHanl ing, pay, benefits. 2-year 78lo|iM.TwoM apLlONIo PARKING PRIVILEGES insured with guaranteed Apply: 870. Ronl IndMOaa fiool, hot ALTER TO SUIT ATTENTION PARTI- 649-9434. LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus Then you’ll be the full-charge manager of cBairtaea. WlrtdhM araa. CaH 488- 24 Adam St. enlistment reauired. Col­ expert workmanship. 78M daity. aR day talurday and wolor. W/W oorpoMnf, rongt, ro> 1.000 to 6.000 S/F ERS: Call Jack Bertrand tax. Sand, gravel and your own store. •iindav. Manchester lege fund If auol If led. Cal I Mf., dtopooal. eoN lor old oyttoni, PER FLOOR Call Bob Hyde, 649-9127. oktolor, laundry, eomniunlty (or the best dances and stone. Call 643-9504. MECHANICS • Even bigger future. After a short time in your local Army Re­ FULL TIME SALES — room and atoray aroo. Unhi now OFFICE SUITES FIRST FLOOR RETAIL parties. DJ and Light FOR SALE — G.E. Re­ s u>re management there’s plenty of room cruiter at 643-4109. Most have some retail ahown hy oooolnimanl. Olondoy. EXTERIOR/INTERIOR frigerator, 14 cu. ft. T u r­ Wodneed^, Frl^. 10 a.m. - fa OR OFFICES Show by the Party Pers­ PAINTING and wallpap­ ALL for growth in our expanding supervisory sales experience. Will p.m. Flaoaa eoO lor apoolnlwunt. quoise blue color. Good Oui 'iast Hartf vrd facility is seeking ex- pective People. Call 643- ering, ceiling work. Call team. N A 's LAW ENFORCEMENT train In appliance, TV, 647-5003 condition. $75. Call 649- VEGETABLE perie.iced maintenance mechanics to R N 's — Immediate opening for Ml. NOIMiW 1262. evenings, Gary McHugh • Excellent benefits. Package including video sales. Cal I for Inter­ 528-6522 perform machine repair maintenance. & high school grad as a view, 647-9997. 643-9321. AND FLOWER Blue Cross, Blue Shield, major medical. L P N 's AAllltary Policeman in Successful applicant should have 1-2 Life and. Disability Insurance. PLANTS .99< years of equipment repair experience Come and learn about the the U.S. Arm y. Guaran­ ADVERTISING SPE­ RESUMES Building/Contracting S3 SOFA, LOVESEAT, TA­ Let’s talk about your growing future at the H H A 's teed skill training, pay, CELEBRITY CIPHER Mon$$MNUir n iP M io and be available for shift work assign­ growing Whole Donut. Call or write us now. advantages olworking lor C IA L T Y , Metro Soles Calabrlty Ctphar oryptograma are craalad from quotattona by famout paopla, peat BLES, LAMPS — All Also fresh herb plants a medical personnel pool. Come and learn the ad­ benefits. 2-year enlist­ Manager — Full compen­ and preeent. Each letler In thaelpharetandefor another. Todt^a okmA aquiaia W.. •Conaullitlaii excellent condition. Call ments. These opportunities offer excel­ Must have 1 year full time All DotDOurre vantages of working lor a ment required. College sation plan Includes car. by CONNIE WIENER Conlldentlil GENERAL CARPEN­ 646-5051 otter 1pm. Must lent wage rates, benefits and working experience. We have medical personnel pool. funding If qualified. Coll Insurance, vacation bo­ T R Y 8. REPAiRS — Rec be seen. openings on all shifts. We •Wi pnpira - encludeeig environment. the We have openings on all voor local Army Re­ nus, commission and “EJY JCRROYLE RYOLFK QL EJY you ipprovo rooms, family rooms and offer excellent pay and shifts. We offer excellent cruiter at 643-4109. If qualified, apply between 8:30 a.m.- benefits. We will be re­ commission override. •IBM word proGonod ceilings are our spe­ Strawberry WHOLE pay and benefits. We will cialty. Concrete work 4:00 p.m. Mon. thru FrI. cruiting on May 30th, be recruiting on May 30th, Sales experience re­ RYOLFK AJF EJQKSL EJY BFLE •Printod on bond papor Misc. for Sole 63 1984 from 10 a.rh. to 4 TRANSPORTATION — quired. Advertising sales done. One day service on .00 a bag 1984 Irom 10 a.m. to 4 p. Immediate opening for •Covor laltart olio ••••••••••••••••••••••• p.m.. In the H&R Block m.. In the H&R Block Of­ a plus. Top training, top QKEYOYLEGKV EJFNVJEL.” — proporad smaller repairs. Discount at our new Office, Marshall's Mall, fice, Marshall's Mall. 324 high school grad as a lines. Computer support. Senior Citizen. Call after M UST S E LL — Braided 324 Broad St., Manches­ Motor Vehicle Operator •REASONABLE - UNION CARBIDE CORP. Broad St.. Manchester We provide you with the OuJek tuj;niround 3pm, 649-8007. rugs, Marcy gym set, ter. in the U.S. Arm y. Guo- backup of a big business AQTTQCB RJYTRL. crib, mattress and chang­ 88 Long Hill St. Must cal br tnbrvtsw appobtmsni Must esU br tnisrvbw appokitinsni. ranteed skill training, and allow you the inde­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "Comedy Is not easy. The sense ol Mar-Coiii .Consultants ANCHOR ELECTRICAL ing table, curtain rods, East Hartford, Ct. Medkfd Persomiel Poel MaSkol Panennal Pool HERB BARN pay, benefits. 2-vear en­ timing — a teacher at school told me you can't really teach it. P.O. Box 1596 CONTRACTORS — Do 179 «Nyn $t, $«H* 406 pendence of ap entrepre­ bow and arrows, couch, 46 laat St. 894 New Britain Ave., Hartford, CT 06106 179 6Hya $1, SaH« 406 listment required. Col­ neur. Call Charnas Asso­ You either have It or you don't.” — Marsha Mason. Monebattr, CT any size or type of work. sewing machine and ca­ Nartfard, CT 06103 Hartford, CT 06103 lege funding If qualified. Amiovgr, CT An Equil Opportunity Employer M/F/H 527-3569 S46.OO70 $46-0070 ciates at (203) 646-2900, • 19S4byNeA,lna Aik (Of Bory it 643-2747 Fully Insured. Free Esti­ binet, swing set. Call 646-6536 An i^uflt oftpnnunily tmployrr m// Coll your local Arm y tor appointment, contact mates. Call 647-0293. 871-2751. Recruiter at 643-4109. John. I M - MANCHK.STKR lIKKAl.l), Wcdnesdiiy, May 23. 1984

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VARIETY OUTDOOR 1972 PINTO — Auto­ GMC STEP VAN, 1974 — 19 7 9 KAWASAKI, TIRE WITH RIM, Fire- BUSHES, perennials and _ Bank. 1979 CHEVY MALIBU matic, sunroof, F M ste Full sell contained. Grill, KDX400 — Runs good, stone Deluxe Champion, house' plants. Private Repossessions CLASSIC SPORT COUPE reo, radials. Very gooo refrigerator, coffee pot Good condition. Asking f -78-15. Very good tread, home. Reasonable. Call — V 8, automatic, power transportation, $450. 1974 and steam table operote $600. Call 649-3866, j22. Call 875-6736 after steering, air condition­ by propane gas. Has hot anytime. 7pm. 649-6486. PINTO WAGON — 4 FOR ___ ing, AM/FM, vinyl top. speed, clean, not run­ and cold running water. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------1980 lifiU toib *3000 1978 link C«ib *1780 Call 643-2880. ning. $300. Call 643-7695 Phone 643-5970 after 5pm, Dec vehicles 73 FOUR GOODYEAR Vec- Antiques 1978 PntK rnhit *4000 otter 6pm.______643-271 1 8:30am to ” fo r radial tires,sizeP195- 1976 liK * Mik n *3700 5:30pm, ask for Suzanne...... 75R 14. $200. Call 647-8600. 1974 CAPRI — Good con­ 1975 UKih Mit It *2900 1980 BUICK REGAL — leave message. c O X POP-UP TENT ------dition. Many new and COVENTRY ANTIQUE The above can be teen al Grey/black, sport, auto­ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • T R A ILE R — Sleeps 4, g.p. GOODRICH T/A rebuilt parts. Can be seen 4 CENTER — 1141 Main matic transmission, ,, , . o. . amount of r a DIALS — P205xR70-13 913 Main SI. of; Gerich's Garage, Tol­ Street, Coventry. An­ power steering, power Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 canvas work. $450. Call mounted on Ford 4 bolt tique and Collectibles, 12 land Tpke., (Near Cal- 1973 VW BUG — Very brakes, air conditioning, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 643-8097. stamp steel mags, $200. Call Dealers, Thurs., FrI., buckets, cruise, AM /FM dor's) or call eyenings, Sat., Sun., lOam-Spm. good condition. $1800 or 643-5547. Best offer. MOTORCYCLE INSU- — — — — — — Call 646-7905. best offer. Call 646-5934. stereo. Excellent condl- RANCE -— Competetive in v it a t io n t o b i p ------Herald tion. $5695. Coll 872-7224. 1981 MAZDA RX7 GSL — rates, big bike rates The Manchester Public A BAR OF toilet soap Manchester, Conn, Automotive 1972 C H E VELLE 350 V 8 Leather Inferior, sun­ available. Call Clarice, Schools solicits bids for placed in suitcases will roof, 5 speed, cruise Classified 1967 VW CAM PER — Best e ng ine, 88,000 m iles. Clarke Insurance, 643- s’«leJ“3's w?il keep them smelling nl- Thursday, M ay 24, 1984 control, mint condition. offer. Call 643-6091 after Mags Included. $800 or be received until 2:00 P.M. on ce...and may come In Sunny Friday Must see. Call 563-8497. Single copy: 25C 3pm. best offer. Coll 646-1325. ------June 5, 1984, at which time handy next tim e you go 643-2711 — See page 2 Cars/Trucks tor Sale 71 MOTORCYCLE INSU- on o vacation trip. Boost 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS 1971 D O D G E D A R T 1973 DODGE DART SWINGER, 318 — Auto­ SW INGER — Only 32,000 RANCE SPECIALIST- oTond oTbids S P ^ your vacation budget by Hattrhpalpr Ipralb WAGON. 350 V-8. Auto­ 1982 TOYOTA TERCEL — matic, power steering. miles. Very clean. Excel­ Call us and compare our cationsandbidformsmaybe selling Idle Items around matic. Posl-tractlon. rotes. Ask for Janet or secured at the Business Of- your home for cash. GIVE YOUR budget o Excellent gas mileage, Excellent running condi­ lent transportation. Roof rack, radio, de- C--°^kett Agency, Place an ad in classified break ... shop the classi­ well cared for. $3895. Call fogger, more. Original tion. Florida car. Call $1200. Call 646-3427 or fied columns for bargain 228-0384 after 5pm. 646-6800. 643-1577. 070-05 to find a cash buyer. owner. 643-2880. 871-2330, mornings. $950. buys! Joyner Salvador guardsmen featuring: defeats REAL ESTATE Landers guilty in nuns’ deaths Bv Michael W. Drudge returned to their Sun Salvador lederal judge who earned out an By Alex Girelll United Press International prison after arguments ended independent investigation of the Herald Reporter*^ early this morning. case for the L.S. government has ZACATECOLUCA, El Salvador Olficials said the men would be told journalists: ’ll was very THIS WEEK Former State Rep. Walter informed of the verdict .sometime probable Gen. Eugenio Vides — Five former national guards­ Joyner was elected president of the men were found guilty today of Friday. There was no reason given Casanova was involved in a Eighth Utilities District Wednes­ murdering four American Catholic for the delay. cover-up,’ day night and two district director­ churchwomen and the verdicts Sister Helene O’Sullivan, head of At the time ol the killings, Vides ships were won by Gordon Lassow prompted calls for an investigation the Maryknoll olfice for Social Ca.sanovu was head of the National and Lorraine Boutin. to determine if the Salvadoran Concerns, said the convictions Guard and is currently the minis­ Joyner beat opposing presiden­ military covered up the slayings. were a "tremendous step for­ ter ol defense and will continue tial candidate lliomas Landers The three-man, two-woman jury ward” Bui she still expre.ssed under President-elect Jo.se Napo­ Jr., who remains a district direc­ took just 50 minutes to reach guilty concern that there had been a leon Duarte. Duarte told journal­ $77,900 East Hartford tor, by a vote of 172 to 77. verdicts on all the charges the men cover-up. ists in Washington Wcsdne.sday THREE UTTLE WORDS Lassow, who is stepping down as faced — aggravated homicide, " I t ’s important for people to that he has "complete confidence PRICE-LIV ABILITY-LOCATION district president, got 101 votes — aggravated destruction of prop­ know the whole truth and it hasn’t in Gen. Vides Casanova" and there Vou'Mget mere lor your money m ihi$ lovely family home that isallonone MANCHESTER $85,900 Just Listed' An admirable combination of charm & beauty in exactly the mimimum number he erty and theft. come out yet. ” she said. ”I think was no need for further floor This ranch features three bedrooms. 2 baths. livmg.room with fire­ needed for a first-ballot victory. He place, lots ol wall to wall, extra large family room, aluminum siding and this exception al 7 room Colonial featuring 3 bedrooms, beaut i- "It was a unanimous decision. there was a eover-up and it was investigation. garage ERA BUYER PR O TE C TIO N PLAN O nly $7 7,900 ful fireplaced family room and 1 full plus 2 half baths Located in defeated firefighter William We were all in agreement on this,’’ ordered at the top levels of the very popular area Call for details 643-4060 PLEASANT DREAMS Parker, who tallied 80 votes, a i^ said jury secretary Alicia de military. "The jurors and the judge Someone has taken excellent care of your Gary Dancosse, who got 20. Buendia. "Everything was very "This is the first human rights show ed a lot ol eom age in the ease. Mrs. Boutin, a realtor, was clear” ease to be tried and have a The next step lor his group will be Dream Home! This unusual four bedroom, 2V2 elected a director by 149 votes to 51 She read the verdict at 4 a.m., conviellpn oi security lorce to pursue the issue of a high level bath Ranch is located on over an acre lot. Many for Dancosse and 33 for Roderick ending a trial that took just 19 members and that’s a tremendous coverup, " said Michael Posner, of Wright. The two will replace John hours with hardly a break. The step forward. But if it doesn’t lead the Lawyers’ Committee for Inter- extras are included in this home, such as; Large Flynn, who is retiring from the trial had been delayed three years to more convictions of mililury nalioni Human Rights in New board, and Joyner, who will take through legal maneuverings and men involved in human rights York. The committee represents family room, Florida room with fieldstone floor, the presidency when his term as a appeals. abuses, that would be a travesty. ” all the families ol the murdered den, 1st floor laundry room, speaker system, director expires July 15. Director The Dec. 2, 1980. murders of Last year, a U.S. diplomat clo.se women. $64,^0 Mancheiter terms last three years and the Ursuline sister Dorothy Kazel, of to Ihe investigation told reporters In final arguments heard in the 24x54-foot outbuilding with water and elec­ presidency lasts one. in San Salvador that evidenee steamy. 2.5-by-in foot courtroom in NEW LISTING SOUTH WINDSOR $89,900 Cleveland, Ursuline lay worker ix Dancosse, a former West Hart­ indicated a cover-up in the case Zaeatecoluca, defen.se attorney O lder S room Colonial, three bedrooms, living room w ilhw allto wall car- Beautiful, proud and professional describes this outstanding 3 tricity. A home that you will enjoy living in and be Jean Donovan of Stamlord. Conn., pel in g. d in in g ro o m w ith p in e flo o rs and kitch e n w ith s to ve a n d re frig e ra ­ ford police officer who is now a "went righuothe top” Hercluscd Jose Leonardo Lopez Ventura tor Full basement, oilsleam heel andcity utilities ERA BUYER PROTEC­ bedroom Raised Ranch with fireplaced family roo m with built- and Maryknoll nuns Ita Ford and TION PLAN included Be Quick' Call now $64,500 in book shelves, carpeting, central air and beautifully land­ proud to own. Coventry. $98,500. district businessman, was the only Maura Clarke of New York, to eleboi alc. loeu.scd on what he called murky scaped. in mo St sought after location Call for an appointment candidate to run for both Harold Tyler, a retired L’.S areas in the ea.se. We can help you become a 643-4060 brought strong pressure from the REALE" PROFESSIONAL! directorships. U.S. Congress, which placed res­ Call 646-4525. and ask lor Oan. The three elections were held at trictions on military aid to El IB b. F. REALE, IN C .. - . . . . . the district’s annual meeting, Salvador pending a resolution in D.F. REALE, INC. FREE . Real Estate 646-4525 which drew more'than 300 voters to the case. Real Estate MARKET Waddell School, despite the heavy The women were found shot in Brother surprised; 17S Main Sf., MotKfwtftr. Ct. R E A L ESTATE SERVICES ev a lu a tio n 175 Main Street, Manchester______rain. At the same meeting, the the head in a common grave on a 646-4S2S 223 East Center SI.. Manchester 643-4060 voters approved by voice vote, Herald photo by Pinto remote dirt road near the interna­ without discussion, a budget for Thomas Landers Jr. (right) congratulates his successful tional airport. still wants answers the fiscal year beginning July 1 of The other two counts against $873,156 and a tax rate of 4 mills to opponent, Walter Joyner, after Joyner’s election each of the five men stemmed from LIST YOUR HOME support it. Wednesday night to a one-year term as president of the destruction of- the missionaries’ H ARTFO R D (UPI) — The worker Jean Donovan, who was Please turn to page 3 Eighth Utilities District. van and the theft of one of the brother of a church worker slain in raped and killed with two Catholic vehicle’s tires. El Salvador said today he is Maryknoll nuns and an Ursuline with the Judge Bernardo Rauda Murcia surprised at the conviction ol five nun in El Salvador in December will pass sentence within 20 days. national guardsmen for the kil­ 1980. The maximum sentence for aggra­ lings but said the question of who Miss Donovan was a lay mission­ ZINSSER AGENCY! Ludes won’t tolerate ‘skip day’ vated homicide is 30 years. The ordered them remains ary working in an orphanage. Her men can appeal both the conviction unanswered. body and those of the nuns were Now is the time to list your home To prevent Manchester High arbitrary abandonment of studies. For about two weeks now, Ludes and the sentence. ’T m surprised. I never thought lound in a shallow grave. School seniors from cutting class " I don’t think it’s healthy, and 1 for sale in the Spring, and we at the said, he’s been hearing rumors The convicted former guards­ they would do it It shows El Donovan also said he is waiting en masse, Principal Jacob Ludes do think it’s potentially danger­ that a couple of dates have already men were not in the courtroom to Salvador wants the rule of law, ” to see whether the verdict will Zinsser Agency "would like to be has announced that anyone partici­ ous," Ludes said. "A student from been set for the skip days — "and hear the verdict. They were Michael Donovan said in an bring changes in El Salvador. The Class of ’69 was killed on one ol your Realtor." We offer you a com­ pating in a so-called senior skip the dates are close at hand." He interview just after the verdict was ’’We ll have to sec what this day this year will be dealt with these skip days ... in an auto would not reveal exactly whatlhey announced. verdict means. If it means they are plete program for a fast, trouble-free harshly. accident, I believe." were. A U.S. State Department report going to enforce their laws, that Last year, more than a third of "W e will not tolerate it.” Ludes By 9 a.m. on any given day, the by retired New York federal judge they’re not jusl going to let people sale. We will; the senior class skipped school on said Wednesday. "W e can’t con­ MHS administration be able to tell Harold Tyler has implicated su­ kill randomly, then it means El BOLTON the first organized skip day in five ' Inside Today 1. Guarantee to advertise your done an unsupervised activity and if there are unusual numbers of periors of the corporal and four Salvador has moved forward and years, Ludes said. "W e made Ihe home everyday until it is we won’t. absences, Ludes said. The parents 20 pages, 2 sections privates convicted today, and deserves our support. We have Exceptionally nice 7 room country students pay the penalty for it." If you know Tom Eastman... He said that any senior caught of every absentee will be called if a Donovan said the question of their criticized them for doing wrong home. 3 large bedrooms, spacious sold. Advice ...... *...... 12 OWNER FINANCING POSSIBLE skipping will have to serve 16 "But a number of parents took skip day occurs, he claimed. involvement is still unanswered. and we should recognize them 2. Enter your home into the detentions — and will forfeit the Business.. r ...... 18,20 You'll know that real estate is his only business-seven kitchen, formal den and living room, 2 exception to my position on it," Classified...... 18-19 ”Wc still liaven’t answered the when they do right. days a week. He can show you how to sell your house Multiple Listing Service. Business and residence can be combined in right to graduate if he or she The IVIHS principal held that car garage, in-ground swimming pool, 3. Represent your interests Ludes said. “ Frankly, we have not seniors should not abuse the Comics...... 8 question of who gave them the Asked what led to the trial, fast and at the right price. this 6 room Ranch on Rt. 6, Andover. 20x20 refuses. Entertainment...... 12 order to do it. We’ve certainly He understands the wants and needs of sellers and beautiful grounds, all situated in the from listing to clo.sing. always had the parents’ privileges they already enjoy as Donovan credited threats of loss of showroom. 1 Vi baths, garage. Great location In addition, Ludes said, he may Lottery...... 2 cleared a very big hurdle. I'd like United States military aid to El buyers alike. Tom has completed Graduate courses in cooperation." the graduating class. He said he ...... 10 center of town. Call us for an appoint­ 4. Provide you with a free, no cancel a senior activity such as the Obituaries...... to .see an answer to the question ol Real Estate and Appraisal. If you have any problems for antique shop, etc. High traffic volume. Some parents of last year’s hopes class leaders will discourage Opinion...... 6 Salvador. concerning real estate, call Tom at Ed Gorman Associ­ ment. Asking $125,000. obligation Market evalua­ prom or yearbook-signing party if why these men did it: who gave "There has been a great deal o f Owners retired — anxious to sell. seniors asked if they could serve the others from skipping. Peopletalk ...... 4 2 ates. 646-4040. tion. large numbers of seniors skip their them the order." detentions for them, but Ludes "W e really do go out of our way Sports...... 15-17 pressure from the United States on classes on any given day...... 8 for seniors at this high school. We Television...... Donovan, a 33-year-old certified the Salvadoran government and The principal defended his would not allow it. This year, he is W eather...... 2 asking parents to join him in provide enough opportunities (for public accountant from Danbury, military to get this trial brought Zinsser Aaency ^ threats by saying that the MHS is the brother of Ursuline lay- about. ” he said. ED GORMAN STRAND REAL ESTATE administration cannot endorse the prohibiting mass class-cutting. recreation)," Ludes concluded. U&R REALTY CO. 750 Main ^ » "Z# 156 East Cantar Straat Associates iJ^wxs IrQ l Manchastar m 604 MIDDI.K Tl'RM M KE EAST 643-2692 646-4040 Robsrt D. Murdock, Realtor 646-1511 647-7653 Arter six boys, finally a daughter!

By Sarah E. Hall BEST SELLERS LIST ^ Herald Reparter

'JA l C ( M ^ - D.W. FISH REALTY CO. L OF At exactly 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, SELLING? Sharon Jaworski finally got her wish. 243 Main St.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon After giving birth to six boys, Mrs. . WE NEED YOU! 643-1591 872-9153 Jaworski gave birth to an 8-pound, We have more buyers than homes! If 8-ounce girl. Emily Lynn. " I just wish it was the lottery," said a you’ve considered selling over the tired and happy Mrs. Jaworski, last several years but were hesitant She, her husband John, and their crew because of market conditiohs... Call of boys — John, 12, Michael, 8, Bryan, 7, 3500 SQ. FT. the professionals at 646-2482 Matthew, 5, Mark, 4, and Eric, 3 — live at That includes 6 bedrooms, family room, office, 2 baths 167 Vernon St. and 2 lavs, plus S 'fi acres of land! MUST BE SEEN. 'WE'RE SELUNG HOUSES!" ■ " I had given up hope, but we wanted a girl,” said Mrs. Jaworski, 35, a licensed practical nurse. “ I was sure it was going to be another boy." But according to Ur. Louis Pierro, a genetics expert at the University of Connecticut, the fact that Mrs. Jaworski had a girl after all didn’t defy the odds. The father determines the baby’s sex, and the chances are normally 50-50 that a sperm with an x-chromosone will link up with the mother's egg to create a girl, or that a one with a y-chromosone will GREAT RUY , 50’s EXOCtfSIVE CONDO Set in a cluster of only 12 unitsi 1 bedroom with fire­ link up to create a boy, he explained. 4, room starter ranch with modern bath and kitchen, But a complicated formula shows that fireplace and more! place, glass doors to deck, appliances, carpeting, and full basement. SO'sl if you look at all families of seven Lovely Room to Roam children, "you are seven times more Manchester 869,900 Manchester 859,900 likely to find six boys and one girl than BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. 7 xni-. 3 bedroom Ranch with fire- in this 3 bedroom Colonial including you are to find seven boys.” REALTORS) Herald photo by Pinto Although Mrs. Jaworski said her plac^Jjving rm, dining roam and 1st pantried kitchen, dining rm with husband was “ thrilled” with his daugh­ 189 WEST CENTER STREET On the day their baby sister Emily was are Mike, 8; Bryan, 7; theiY mother Herald photo by Pinto (Cornar ol McKm ) floor family rm. 1 car attached gar­ china closet, 2 porches, aluminum sid­ ter, her sons are a bit perturbed. born, the six Jaworski brothers pose Sharon, 35, holding Emily; John, 12; 646-2482 age, vinyl shding. Call today. ing. Really a great buy. “ I guess they really wanted a boy,” with their parents and the newest Mark, 4; Matthew, 5; Eric, 3; and their Mrs. Jaworski said. "Michael says, Sharon Jaworski cuddles her new baby, Emily I addition to their family. From lefttorigh^ father John. , ‘Forget it. I ’m not going to protect her." Lynn j^aworski — her seventh child and first girl.