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State official urges auto dealers to avoid sales hype .Ai; papers, said, “Ninety percent of illegible. He said there should be a taxes?" D’Emanuele said. By Bruno V. Ranniello tary policing before enforcement the major problem is determining Mrs. Heslin said, “The basic United Press International becomes necessary. who should be responsible for the time, the contents of an ad are minimum print size in automobile Awards night at MHS Soup In the heat? Sure! Coventry High Mrs. Heslin spoke to a group of checking that ads submitted for sent back to the dealer and they are ads responsibility lies with the adver­ HARTFORD — Connecticut's auto dealers and newspaper and publication comply with state aware of what it contains before its He also said some ads had tiser" to be sure the ads comply It . — chief of consumer protection has television advertising managers in consumer regulations. printed.” nebulous wording that left it with state’s standards. But she draws a good crowd -Serve It freezing cold In state finals urged auto dealers and the adver­ a jheeting at the Capitol she Lembo said, “Dealers complain But many times, the ad proofs unclear how much it would actu­ urged both sides to work mw« tising media to clean up their auto def^ibed as informational. the copy is up to sniiff when given are received too late and correc­ ally cost to buy a car. closely together to weed o u t^ e ... page 3 ... page 15 page 13 sales pitch to prospective buyers. “This is not a finger-pointing to the media but have no control tions can't be made, said Nicholas One example, was the word problems “in order to avoid Commissioner Mary Heslin said session. We just want to get at the over what is finally printed.” D’Emanuele, senior fraud preven­ “delivered," which appeared in ajudlcation." Monday misleading newspaper root of a number of problems that But Joseph E. Healey, advertis­ tion officer of the department. some ads, he said. “It's not clear If And she urged dealers and and television advertisements on keep resurfacing,” she said. ing manager of the Waterbury D'Emanuele showed samples of that means delivered to the auto advertisers to contact her depart­ v o . r f - new and used autos have led to Joseph Lembo of the consumer Republican and American news­ auto ads with disclaimers listed in agency or the owner's home. Also, ment whenever there is doubt over complaints and suggested volun­ department’s legal division said print so small as to be almost does it include state and local a questionable ad.

Showers possible tonight; Manchester, Conn. Partly sunny Thursday Business OCCUPATION Sale of magazine Wednesday, June 13, 1984 (% increase) — See page 2 In Brief boon to employees Hanrlipatpr Ifralb Single copy: 25C UTC promotes Hermann Computer specialists By Sydney Shaw “There were no loud cheers, but no HARTFORD — Robert J. Hermann has been United Press International boos,” said executive editor Ben appointed vice president of advanced systems for Phlegar. United Technologies Corp.’s Defense Sytems Tax preparers WASHINGTON — A tentative agree­ Phlegar said a stockholders’ vote is Group, the company announced. ment to sell U.S. News & World Report expected next month. In the newly established position, Hermann is Employment Interviewers to Boston real estate tycoon Mortimer Zuckerman said he then expects to Retail sal^ show slight increase in May responsible for study, analysis and development Zuckerman for $168.51 million could take possession of the magazine in the of new defense and space technologies and turn at least ,a dozen staffers of the fall. By Denis G. Gulino Retail sales were worth $107.3 systems. He reports to Robert F. Daniell, chief Architects sumption expenditures should con­ bert Ortner, said that meant the growth of GNP, for which the bond me is that decline in furnitures employee-owned weekly magazine into U.S. News has 2 million subscribers United Press International billion in May after seasonal tribute significantly to economic growth in the nation’s gross market is holding its breath in sales,” she said, referring to a 2.6 executive officer of Sikorsky Aircraft. millionaires. and 600 employees. It owns an Formation of the advanced systems organiza­ adjustment, the Commerce De­ growth this quarter,” Commerce national product in the second anticipation,” Ortner said. percent decline in May. “This is an Health technicians If stockholders approve the board of electronic publishing service and valu­ WASHINGTON — Retail sales partment said, 10.3 percent above Secretary Malcolm Baldrige said. quarter would be less than half of Ortner said he is lohking for a “4 indication high mortgage rates arc tion is part of United Technologies’ effort to directors’ deal to merge the 51-year-old able real estate in the District of expand its participation in the defense and space increased just 0.2 percent in May, a the same period last year. White House spokesman Peter the first quarter’s blistering 8.8 percent second quarter, possibly taking their. toll in the housing magazine with a new company to be Columbia, including the publication’s dramatic slowdown from April’s Administration spokesmen percent annual rate. more in the third quarter,” when sector," she said. markets, the company said. formed by Zuckerman. seven board new $200 million headquarters and five Roussel said the new figures Hermann is a native of Shledahl, Iowa with 3.1 percent surge and a sign the pointed out that April’s revised 3.1 suggest “some moderation in Retail sales grew a strong 3.1 auto plants have finished their members and one senior staff member adjoining acres where office buildings economy is decelerating, the go­ percent increase in sales was retooling for the new model year. Some analysts also suggested engineering degrees from Iowa State University. would get more than $25 million in 15 and a hotel are expected to be built. economic acitivity that should help percent in April, revised figures He served with the U.S. Department of Defense vernment said today. enough to keep the average sales reduce fearS of overheating.” showed, after going down l.S “There should be slower growth the enormous difference between yearly installments. Zuckerman, who for several years Without May’s 0.8 percent in­ growth for the second quarter at a overall, but growth," economist April and May’s performance was before joining United Technologies in March 1982 At the same time, the 400 employees has been involved in a joint venture percent in March. as a vice president. crease in auto sales there was fairly strong 1.8 percent. The economy. Roussel said, “is Sandra Shaber, of the Chase more linked to a late Easter sales at the magazine who own stock will be with the magazine to develop the real almost no change in the other “This gain, whilel less than in the expanding at a mature pace.” The latest sales report "would be period than to fundamental eco­ paid $3,000 for each share they hold in Econometrics analysis firm, said. 3 estate, described the competition for categories. first quarter, indicates that con­ Baldrige’s chief economist, Ro­ consistent with some slower “The most interesting thing to nomic trends. Sub contract awarded the company — more than six times its U.S. News as “very spirited." He was appraised value. believed to be one of seven bidders at WASHINGTON — The U.S. Navy has awarded Engineers ' T .- . g r Staffers say at least a dozen the end. a $10.9 million contract to the Electric Boat (Source Bureau ol Labor Statistics) NEA GRAPHIC Marilyn Post employees will become instant millio­ President James Mcllhenny said, Division of General Dynamics in Groton, Conn., naires and scores of others stand to get “Under all circumstances, (Zucker- ■* /' 0 k . . ,,, to continue purchasing materials for construction 58,000 hundreds of thod^ands of dollars. man’s) was the best bid.” Asked if $ of the 12th Trident submarine. Most-wanted workers “A number of them will be receiving more bids could still be accepted, he The Trident submarine, identified as SSBN-737, large sums of money, somewhat larger said, “We think it is too late at this has not yet been Named and its $1.5 billion Changes in the job market tend to be slow, predictable and than their annual compensation,” said point.” construction has not been authorized by the U.S. based on economic factors. However, new doors are opening in Zuckerman, chairman of Boston Prop­ Zuckerman said Editor-in-Chief voted Congress, the spokesman said. The military erties, who bought The Atlantic Marvin Stone would stay on and that authorization bill, which contains money for the certain fields. Biotechnology, solare energy and computer science are occupations with heavy demands for this decade. Monthly in 1980. “The more senior an although there would be a new 12th trident, .is currently before Congress. employee is, obviously, the larger emphasis on improved graphics, no for lot Money to purchase materials, however, has share he has in a company. ’ ’ He said 25 staff changes were anticipated. been available for about one year, the spokesman percent to 30 percent of the employees One hurdle that has driven potential said. Congress appropriates a separate pool of Reaganomics put to test hold 70 percent of the stock. buyers away from U.S. News is a By Alex GIrelll money each year so the Navy can start work on a Employees, who have been uncertain lawsuit pending against the magazine Herald Reporter planned vessel before it is actually authorized, of their fate since the magazine went up the spokesman said. by a group of employees who left before in Rhode Island election for sale in February, politely ap­ 1981, charging the company and its Condemnation of a portion of the plauded Zuckerman when he met with directors purposely undervalued the parking lot along Purnell Place Econom ic director resigns By Ken Franckling through the heat wave weekend and them after a news conference to stock the retirees were forced to sell was approved by the Board of into Monday. announce the deal. back upon departing. Directors Tuesday night and the NEW HAVEN — Mayor Biagio DiLielo said the United Press International board allocated $58,000 to acquire city's director of economic development is Recent television polls showed the PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Voters $250 million alternative to Reaganom­ the land. resigning next month to become exectitixe But the directors instructed director ol Evanston Development Corp. in headed to the polls today to decide ics could be in trouble with voters whether Rhode Island will proceed because of its cost and fears that General Manager Robert Weiss to Evanston. HI. try to negotiate for purchase of the Ronald C. Kysiak has worked in New Htiven with or abandon a daring economic politics were being injected into it. revitalization plan which Democrats “It is a very important election for land before proceeding with the since January 1979. Prior to that Kysiak was GOVERNMENT JOBS condemnation. J nationally view as an alternative to the future of this state," Garrahy said economic development director in Milwaukee. The land is owned by the estate of Wis.. for nine years. Reaganomics. Monday.' ’ I just hope that this message While Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy and a is going to get through to the people that O IMMEDIATE OPENINGS A W.G. Glenney and managed by the coalition of business, education and this is in their overall best interest to $16,S00-$S1,000/Year ^ Connecticut and Bank and Trust Tire manager named labor leaders consider it a vital way as have a brighter economic future for Co. as trustee. a way to nourish struggling companies, many of our future generations." It is currently part of the NEW HAVP;N — Alan M. Bennett has been and set up high-technology research downtown parking lot complex Some critics complain of the future Tou can now got a Government job with excellent salary and outstanding Herajd photo by Tarquinlo managed by the Parking Author­ named general manager of Sears truck tire sales centers, detractors called it an indus­ cost to taxpayers and their belief that and service centers, operated as concessions by trial welfare program which would the program will not help many benefits: security, pensions, insurance, prestige, and more! More than Counting down the days ity, but the authority has been the Armstrong Rubber Co. only raise taxes in future years. industries in the state. More than a unable tp obtain a long-term lease U Sears' 8tH) auto centers are not atlected by the Lobbying for and against the contro­ 100,000 openings exist nationwide — a// typ es of Jobs — at an levels of on the property, which includes dozen owners or executives of small At this time of the year, it gets tougher and tougher to thin k about books about 90 parking spaces. Offers to move. versial seven-year plan, dubbed the businesses spoke out Monday against Government (Federal, State, County and Local). All U.S. Citizens are Tuesday in anticipation of Saturday’s graduation. However, because of and homework, especially if you’re seniors. Carol Loferski and Glenn buy it have also b ^n rejected. Greenhouse Compact, continued the plan and urged its defeat. eligible - and many of the positions don’t even require a test! Skilled and some school days lost to snow storms last wintepj classes won’t Niewola, who attend Coventry High School, enjoy their place in the sun officially end until next Wednesday. The lease now runs from month unskilled vacancies, professional and highly technical positions, in virtually to month. every classification must be filled within the next few months. Those having At a meeting Monday, the authority and developers of the the who, what, where and how knowledge will get the jobs. Watkins Building conversion reached an agreement under N Utilities look elsewhere for electricity which 10 of the 90 parking spaces 4-HOUR WORKSHOP will be set aside for use of the Get A Government Job in 90 Days By Ruth Youngblood ation warned of moderate to coping with the heat. ing the importation of power from have any difficulty.” patients of doctors who plan to buy United Press International unhealthful air quality across the While the temperature stayed in New York and Canada. Energy use in Connecticut and condominium offices in the con­ or Your Tuition is Refunded state. the comfortable and clear 80s Noting that three nuclear plants western Massachusetts reached verted building. Hot and sticky weather sent the Consumers found air condition­ Tuesday,forecaster Earl Postman in the region are undergoing their 5,450 megawatts Monday, surpass­ YOU WILL LEARN; The secrets of landing a Government job • what jobs are mercury and humidity soaring ers and fans in short supply after at the National Weather Service annual overhauls, Carreau said ing the previous record of 5,235 The developers have negotiated available • where to apply • who to contact • a step-by-step plan which will today in Connecticut but utility the five days under a Bermuda Office in Bridgeport said the heat the situation “is not as good as we megawatts set last September. a lease with the Glenney estate and officials were confident all electri­ high prior to Tuesday’s reprieve. and humidity would begin to rise would like*'with large generating Thunderstorms Monday evening have said they are willing to assign ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ quickly win you the job of your choice • how to get the edge on other cal demands would be met by Utility officials readied for the today and Thursday. units out for their annual knocked down trees, power and the lease, which runs for two years To enter, just jot down how you feel competitors • tactics needed in the interview process • and much, much buying power from New York and onslaught by arranging to pur­ The sizzling temperatures have overhauls." telephone lines in Weston, West- and has options totaling four mure, more! Canada. chase power from New York and sent scores of people to hospital Citing Maine Yankee, Millstone port and Wilton, leaving 4,000 to the parking authority. But the about the stars and stripes on a Lorraine B. Scotto,, spokeswor Canada. And police in Danbury emergency rooms, and Northeast 1 and Pilgrim, Carreau said, homes without power. authority maintains it needs firm Tell US what our American single 8 ’/2 x 11" piece of paper and man for Northeast Utilities, said it wondered if telephone calls claim­ Utilities and United Illuminating “That’s a lot of power that’s out of Several residents of Fairfield control of the portion of the lot so deliver it to any office of Heritage UNCONDITIONAL MONEY-BACK was highly unlikely the state's ing UFO sightings were connected both reported demand for electric­ service. When you add to that other County said they saw a funnel shoppers in the downtown district heritage means to you Savings by the close of the business largest utility would be forced to with the unusual hot spell. ity well in excess of previous units that are off line because of cloud but meteorologists found no can patronize Main Street and take a shot at a day on Monday, June 25. Or have your GUARANTEE reduce the amount of electricity it Three communities cleaned up records. cooling water problems, it reduces evidence to support the claim. merchants. distribute to residences and busi­ Tuesday after a thunderstorm Bob Carreau, a spokesman for the reserve.” Police in Danbury were puzzled entry postmarked by midnight, June 25 We are so confident that your attendance at our Workshop will provide the There were no nay votes cast $50 U.S. Savings Bond. and address it to: nesses because of an inability to ahead of a cool front knocked out United Illuminating, said the un­ Carreau said power would prob­ by several telephone calls report­ skills and knowledge necessary to obtain a Government job quickly, that we satisfy demands. power to about 4,000 customers, precedented demand for electric­ ably be purchased again from New ing UFO sightings and said they Tuesday night on the condemna­ offer this unprecedented guarantee: WE WILL REFUND YOUR TUITION IN With the mercury expected in and health officials advised resi­ ity put a strain on power plants York and Canada. “Barring any didn’t know if the sizzling heat was tion question. The directors took the vote after holding a brief FULL IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ONE OR MORE OFFERS OF GOVERNMENT the 90s, the American Lung Associ­ dents to use “common sense” in throughout New England, prompt­ unforeseen problems, we won’t to blame. We’re as proud of our national heritage as Heritage Contest; Heritage Savings executive session, from which the you are, so we’re sponsoring the most pa­ 1007 Main Street, Manchester, CT 06040 EMPLOYMENT WITHIN NINETY DAYS OR IF OFFERS RECEIVED ARE public and the press were triotic contest anywhere. Write an essay UNSATISFACTORY TO YOU! Conflicting reports from DEP excluded. on "What our American heritage means r : " " ■ Director Stephen Penny asked to me”, send it to Heritage Savings and Be sure to include name, address, grade for the session for discussion of you might win a $50 U.S. Savings Bond. and name of school. Judges’ decisions WORKSHOP TUITION — $45 (Includes guaranteed 4-hour Workshop negotiations. After it, Mayor Bar­ The contest is open to five categories bara Weinberg said no votes were are final and all entries will become the Government Employment Application Kit, lOO-page Workshop Workbook State w \\\ try to find other sewer funds of students: grades 1 & 2, 3 & 4, 5 & 6, property of Heritage Savings. Winners will taken at the session and no Directory for Government Employment, The Federal Jobs Digest, and 7 -9 and 10 - 12. One student in be announced July 13. Good luck and Bv Kothv Garmus town area is not as high a priority Hupfer told Pac that nothing chances of receiving state funds the DEP to approve portions of the each category will win a $50 bond. let’s hear it for the red, white and blue! Sample Interview Cassette Tape.) Please bring a pad of paper and two No. 2 Herald Reporter as projects elsewhere in the state could be done to find additional were poor. sewer as those designs were r pencils with you to the workshop. such as upgrading waste treat­ funds for the Porter Street project “You were looking over a complete, but the DEP declined to HARTFORD — Department of ment facilities, it still is needed to until the new regulations establish­ feasibility plan knowing it would ation should be pursued with the Seating is limited; pre-registration by phone is advised. Otherwise, you may Environmental Protection Com­ address a polution problem. ing priorities were in place. The never be funded,” Kandra told Fuss asked whether the DEP owner and any leaseholder before register by arriving thirty minutes early. Tuition is payable at the door by missioner Stanley J. Pac told The sewer serves Multi-Circuits only chance for obtaining addi­ Pac. had solicited certain projects . condemnation is started. Manchester officials Tuesday that Inc. and a number of businesses tional money for Manchester “Don't you have an ethical Hupfer responded that some The parking authority has been 3 cash, check, money order, MasterCard, VISA or American Express. the state would try to find funds for downtown. It has deteriorated would be if other projects came in concern to let the town know it’s towns which had plans ready to go unsuccessful in attempts to buy the the Porter Street sewer recon­ badly and has frequently backed under bid, he said, i ; spinning its wheels?" askedMayor were told of the need to get them in land, according to Robert Gorman, Herita^ announces CHOOSE 1 OF 4 WORKSHOPS struction project. up. The sewer replacement project However, that prospect appears Weinberg. as soon as posssible. ^ authority chairman. But two other DEP officials has been estimated at a cost of unlikely. Hupfer said there are "I think Manchester hurt itself, ’' Director William Diana Tuesday FRI., June 15th — 1 pm-5 pm; 6 pm-10 pm maintained that state money $1.75 million. The town had ex­ already three projects funded by THE TOWN FOUND OUT it had Hupfer said. questioned the $58,000 figure. He would not be available for many pected the state to pay 55 percent the DEP that have come in $1.1 lost the money on June 4 when a The DEP received the Porter felt it ios too low SAT., June 16th - - 9 am-1 pm; 2 pm-6 pm years. of that amount, or about $945,000, million over bid. Fuss & O’Neill engineer called Street plans on Tuesday, he said. The ifll-American HOLIDAY INN — HARTFORD Pac and two officials of the and had allocated about $800,000 to "Do you try to pay off your debts Hupfer to Inquire about the proce­ DEP officials could not imme­ DEP's Water Compliance Unit pay the rest. or do you give new projects dure for submitting plans. diately provide a list of the projects 50 Morgan Street (Exit 32 off 1-91, N or S) met for nearly an hour in Pac's Merwin Hupfer, an assistant money?" he asked. Hupfer said that up until last office with town General Manager director of the Water Compliance July it would have been able to tell i.„d,d Today For Instant WORKSHOP RESERVATIONS Robert B. Weiss, Mayor Barbara Unit, said last week that changes in SINCE JULY 1983, when the the town sooner because the BARLOW SAID making a con­ B. Weinberg, Director of Fhiblic state law scheduled to go into funding formula for grants was department was working from a cession to the town at this time 2Spagis,4uctions Essay Contest Call Today — HARTFORD 241-1275 changed by the state legislature, Works George A. Kandra and effect Oct. 1 mean that Manchester priority list. However, since that would produce “the same kind of Walter Fuss, of Fuss & O’Neill probably will not receive state projects have been funded strictly time, the DEP has not had a knee-jerk reaction” that led to the ...... in engineers, to discuss the fate of a funding for such a project for on a “first come, first served’’ priority list to work from and did change in the law requiring the busIobm ; ^ ^ ; jj jj grant for the sewer project. The another 8 to 10 years. basis, he said. The $19 million not know what projects would be state to increase its level of funding ciossified...... 26-27 UNABLE TO ATTEND? Order complete workshop on cassette tape. Send $45 for’ town was Informed earlier this The changes will require the allocated for grants for the next funded, he said. for waste treatment projects. Comics...... 22 the Government Employment Workshop (professionally recorded o n . 3 month that the nearly $1 million in state to establish a new priority list fiscal year has already been "I think it comes down to making Under old law, the state could Enfortainmonf...... is Mssettes)—which includes all workshop materials described above. Send order state funds it had expected would for the funding of projects, Hupfer committed to projects in 25 to SO a good faith effort to give everyb­ provide up to 15 percent funding for in (include street address) with payment to: The Achievement Center, Dept not be available, said at the meeting Tuesday. other towns, Hupfer said. ody a shot at the money,” said Dick eligible projects with the federal Sainton 6 "There’s an equity thing here — Although the new regulations are He called the inability of Man­ Barlow, another assistant director government providing up to 75 Peopiotoiii 2 Heritage Sayings 612-AJ, 40 West Brook Street, Manchester, NH 03101. Charge card orders will we’ve got to find some way to get still being drafted, interceptor chester to obtain the funds a of the Water Compliance Unit. percent. Under the new law, the Sports...... ii-i4 be shipped within 48 hours by phoning toll-free 1-800-421-5300, Ext. R-57. them (Manchester) into the equa­ sewers such as the Porter Street matter of "strictly timing.” Fuss said the town would have state can provide up to 75 percent Toitvision...... 22 Manchester: 'Main Office, 1007 Main St.. Phone: 649-4586 • K-Mart Plaza, Spencer St. (Add $4 for UPS 2-day "blue label" service or $9 for 1-day Express M a il) Same tion,’’ Pac said. But he offered no project are not likely to receive However, the contingent of Man­ decided to stop design of the sewer, in some cases, but no matching weothor...... ^...... 2 • ‘ Highland Park Market. Highland St. • Corner Main & Hudson Sta. • Coventry; Rt. 31 immediate hope that the town priority, he said. chester representatives at the or at least scaled back plans, if it * South Windsor: 29 Oakland Rd. • Tolland: Rt. 195 • Qlastonbury: Inside Frank's Supermarket Guarantee Applies! federal funds can be used. samples today would receive the funds. “We anticipate that almost all of meeting said that since the town knew of the lack of funds. IJemocratic Town Chairman t(,# Monchestor Harold today con- our funds for the next eight to 10 has been in frequent contact with “We wouldn't dare tell you to Theodore R. Cummings last week tinuos its sampling progrgm to bring * Heritage automatic teller locations. PAC SAID THAT although the years will be for treatment facili­ the DEP since the project was first stop design because we couldn't be said he thought political favors copits of tht ntwspaptr to non- reconstruction of the trunk sewer ties and combined sewer overflow discussed in April 1983, it should sure (of funding),” Hupfer said. were involved in the awarding of subscribtrs in Monchastar. from Porter Street to the down­ projects," Hupfer said. have been informed sooner that its The town previously tried to get the grant money to other towns. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MANCHKSTKK HKKAl.U. Wtiliu-sd;i.\. Jiiiir i:i. IHK-I - ■!_

i MANC'IIKSTKR HKKAl.I). Wt-diU’sdiiy Jiiia- 13. l!l«4 Hydro plan Like its namesake, Florida, Mass, attracts the tourists Manchester was the longest in the world. It at Union Dam In Brief said Brown's son. Steven, M. By Rob Stein the entrance to the Sunshine 1805, nobody seems sure from that arrive periodically in Florida. remains in use by the Boston & Massachusetts, by mistake. "You're glad to see them com® ^ Maine Railroad Co., but longer United Press International State's northwestern Massachu­ where the name came. ^ a source of income, but you re g Brown remembers his grand­ "It doesn't happen too often,” tunnels have since taken the title. is explained If 8 time to license dogs setts namesake. to see them go so you can get FLORIDA. Mass. — A state The 2S-square-mile town, nestled father joking the name was the she said. "But we do get them. I Some 195 of the thousands of around again.” „ Dog licenses are on sale at the Manchester trooper directing traffic at a bend in a part of the Berks'hires called sarcastic pick of a light-hearted just send them along.” immigrants who blasted, drilled Town Clerk’s office and owners must have their Aside from the name, the moun­ The only businesses in town are and picked their way through the A proposal to build and operate a hydroelectric in the Mohawk Trail hesitates like the Hoosac Mountain range in the settler. But he likes to believe the two motels — which close during pets licensed by July 1 to avoid a penalty. any good stand-up comic, cracks a comer of Berkshire County, is theory that the area's flora — a tainous community has little in mountains died during the 22 years plant at the Union Pond Dam in conjunction with the long, harsh winters reparing the dam was explained to the Board of Fees are $4 for spayed females and neutered wry smile and cocks his head bounded by the Deerfield River on dazzling array of wild flowers that common with the southern state — of construction, when the first package stores, one variety store, Directors Tuesday night. males and $8.20 for non-spayed females and before answering the motorist's the east and touches Vermont with bloom each spring — prompted it. except for tourists. practical use of nitroglycerine is non-neutered males. All dogs over six months old Just as cold-weather residents an auctioneer and a small hydroe­ After hearing the plan explained by town budget question. a panhandle to the north. A local history book says the credited with being perfected. are required by state law to be licensed. flock to beaches in Florida — the lectric plant. analyst Rob Huestis, one director, James F. Fogarty, "You do mean Florida, Massa­ "To me,” says Stanley Brown, town was “ possibly so named More adventurous visitors maxe The clerk’s office, located in the Municipal becau.se at the time of incorpora­ state — during the winter, hunters, The ghosts of those killed can raised a question about the town's liability for repairs chusetts, don't you?” he says, 50, one of the town's 670 residents their way to the Hoosac Tunnel, a Building, is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5p.m. Monday tion there was talk of the United fishermen and campers come to still be heard howling and scream­ that could be mandated in the future. letting his smile stretch to a grin. and owner of Brown's Garage, railroad tunnel that connects through Friday. “ the town of Florida look like States purchasing the territory of Florida — the town — in the ing from the tunnel’s depths, The plan would link the town and Catalyst Energy "Sure, just keep going, you'll get North Adams and Rowe by bur­ what's left over from all the other Florida,” but offers no firm summer and "leafers” jam the according to Patrick Gray, 38, a Development Corporation in a partnership under there." rowing VU miles under the Hoosac towns.” explanation. normally empty thoroughfares songwriter and singer who lives which Catalyst would own and operate the plant, pay Democrats to hear Weinberg After the narrow, two-lane road Mountains across the entire width While just about everyone in Sylvia Briggs, 42. runs the post each fall. above the tunnel and wrote several expenses and pay royalties to the town. The plant also known as Route 2 breaks away Mayor Barbara Weinberg will be the guest town can tell you the town was office and has the job of returning "You can sit here for a half hour of the town. songs about the town. would produce electicity that would be sold to from the Cold River and starts When it opened in 1873. the tunnel speaker at the June 20 meeting of the Young north, a small highway sign marks settled in 1783 and incorporated in the letters bound for Florida state without getting a break in traffic,” Northeast Utilities. The town is under a state order to perform Democrats of Manchester. structural repairs to the dam to make it safe. An Mrs. Weinberg, the first woman mayor of extenstion of the repair deadline will be needed if the Manchester, was previously deputy mayor and is town builds a hydropower plant at the dam. Under the serving her third term on the Board of Directors. Weather proposal explained at the half-hour workshop She is director for the Northeast of Friendship P e o p le t a lk Tuesday night, the sale of electricity produced by the Force, a national organization that arranges plant would defray a significant portion of the dam foreign exchange visits. repair cost. Membership in the Young Democrats is open to Today’s forecast Fogarty asked if the town would come under an those who have reached their 16th birthday, but Married on ^ obligation to Catalyst if the state or federal not yet their36th. The June 20 meeting will be held Queen Mary Connecticut, Massachusetts and government required the town to make any further at 8 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus. 138 Main St. Rhode Island: Today: sunny and repairs to the dam in the future. Anyone eligible to join the Young Democrats is I hot, A bit uncomfortable with high General Manager Robert Weiss, who supports the welcome to attend, Anthony Perkins, left, an 85 to 90 except 70 to 75 on Cape Cod Herald photo by Pinto proposal to join with Catalyst, said the question has \ ordained minister with and adjacent islands. Chance of a not come up. Director Stephen T. Penny suggested the Universal Life late afternoon thunderstorm town explore it. Church, performs mar­ Lane residents to hear plan across the Berkshires and northw­ Karen Krupp, one of two M H S salutato- night to her mother and her brother, Lawrence S,, Cohen, an investment banker with riage ceremony of direc­ est Connecticut Hills. Tonight: a Larry. Miss Krupp was one of many Manchester residents who live near Love Lane tor Ken Russell and Vi­ rians this year, shows the certificate she Catalyst, said he supposed if further repairs to the few showers or thunderstorms. dam were needed. Catalyst might be interested in will have a chance on June 25 to learn more about vian Jolly recently aboard Low 60 to 70. Thursday: a few received at thb annual school awards ieted Tuesday night. a proposal by the town to construct starter houses the Queen Mary in Long sharing the cost of repair as means of protecting its morning showers giving way to investment. on a 10-acre piece of town-owned land. Beach, Calif. The best mixed sun and clouds. Cooler with The Advisory Committee for Affordable man, at Russell's right, is Copen also said in answer to a question from high 80 to 85. Fogarty that Catalyst would operate the plant for 40 Housing has scheduled a meeting for 7:30 p.m. at Peter Rawley. Maine; Scattered showers far MHS w ard winners are feted the Mahoney Recreation Building Community The wedding was fol­ years — the minimum required for the company to north today. Elsewhere mostly to take advantage of tax credits for construction of an Room, 110 Cedar St. lowed by a party to partly sunny with a chance of a By Sarah E. Hall were out in force. Dorothy Foster, Some students including vale­ Under the proposal, the town would conduct celebrate the end of pro­ energy producing facility. thundershower late in the day. Herald Reporter a 30-year Manchester resident who dictorian Meg Hprvey. made mul­ He also said that after the first 15 years — during some kind of competition to find a private builder duction of Russell's most Highs in the 70s north and currently lives in Miami, traveled tiple trips to the front of the crowd who would construct about 24 units of semi­ recent film, "Crimes of which the constuction costs would be paid off — immediate coast and 80s to low 90s More than 400 people turned out hundreds of miles north to see a to get awards. (''She’ll need a Catalyst would be making a profit and paying the detached, single-family houses to sell for about Passion,” which stars elsewhere. Occasional rain likely for Manchester High School's book award presented in honor of U-Haul to carry all her stuff," one $69,600 each. The housing would be intended for Perkins highest royalties to the town. later tonight. Lows in the 50s to low awards night on Tuesday, far her late son, David. member of the audience Under the plan the town would issue a IS-year town residents. 60s. Occasional rain likely followed They won’t mind the heat In Boston outnumbering the printed pro­ State Rep. Elsie Swensson, R- remarked.) general obligation bond for about $125,000 and by gradual clearing 'Thursday. grams on hand — but not the Manchester, was on hand to Heidi Sullivan, who received Today:sunny hot and sticky. High around 90. Southwest wind 10 to 20 Catalyst would invest $125,000. Highs in the 60s north to 70s south. supply of praise. present citations to Valedictorian several awards, including an all- Under an alternative plan, the town could develop C A B E plea .sparks protest New Hampshire: Partly sunny mph. Tonight: a tew showers or thunderstorms. Low 65 to 70. “ We are enormously proud this Margaret Harvey and Co- expenses paid trip to Germany for the hydroelectric plant by itself. It could make more A request from a professional lobbying group Willie’s musical fireworks with a chance of showers or Southwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Thursday: a few morning showers evening of an awful lot of young Salutatorians Joanne Thompson a year, was already a professional Hirt takes a walk money that way if oil prices were high, but it could for $150 to support its appeal of the state law- thundershowers later in the day. giving way to mixed sun and clouds during the afternoon. Cooler with people,” MHS Principal Jacob and Karen Krupp. at accepting prizes — she’d Fans of heat prostration, unbridled beer also make less if oil prices stayed low. calling for binding arbitration in teacher contract The price wasn't right so trumpeter A1 Hirt Highs in upper 70s and 80s north to highs in mid 00s. Thanks to Chelsea Cote of 49-L Rachel Road, a Ludes told the crowd in the school But Col. Eugene Sullivan, who received several at a sports drinking' raucous behavior and country music Northeast Utilities will buy the electricity and pay a disputes drew barbs from school board member walked out on a World's Fair restaurant, where low 90s south. Occasional rain fourth grader at Cornerstone School, for today's weather picture. cafeteria. ” In a school year of 180 was to appoint senior Daren Sears banquet days before. will be glad to know that Willie Nelson is bringing fee based on what it would cost to produce the he had been contracted to play two shows a night, likely tonight. Lows in 50s to low days, we wish this evening could to the Air Force Academy at the And the awards weren’t just for Richard Dyer Monday. I ■' his Fourth of July picnic back to Texas for the equivalent amount of electricity with oil or with coal. Minutes later, five other board members voted seven days a week. 60s. Occasional rain likely early occur about 179 more limes.” ceremony, never arrived. academics. More that a dozen first time since 1980. A couple of Nel.son's A.P. Marullo, principal owner of the French Thursday then partial clearing, What Ludes termed the “ bushel­ "Funny, I thought people in the members of the MHS chorus and with him to deny the funds. longtime associates — Waylon Jennings and Kris "Maybe the binding arbitration law isn’t Market Seafood Warehouse, says Hirt is a prima Highs in 70s north to low 80s south. ful of outstanding students” was service were always ready,” joked round table singers were singled Krislofferson — are confirmed for the festival, perfect, but it’s better than jailing teachers,” donna and, "As far as I'm concerned, he can go Vermont: Warm and more more like a legion. At one point MHS Vice Principal Gwen Brooks, out for their enthusiasm, sense of which will be held in south Austin. Fire Calls Dyer said, referring to the teacher-strike which play in Africa.” Hirt originally was to get a humid today with sunshine. during the two-hour awards gath­ who organized the awards night. humor, or patience. Shorthand and percentage of the $16 cover charge at the The complete lineup was to be announced There's a chance of mainly after­ typing whizzes, a top home eco­ led to the law's passage. ering, 51 recipients of national Later, she “ appointed” Sears to Monday. 4:45 p.m .— leaking propane tank, 161 restaurant but because of the sparse crowds the Wednesday and among those expected to play are noon and evening showers and nomics student, and outstanding Dyer claimed that donating $150 to the legal Academic Fitness Awards — and the academy herself, giving him Loomis St. (Eighth District). deal was revised to give him a cut of the revenue Leon Russell, Carl Perkins, David Allen Coe, thunderstorms. Highs in 80s. band members were also feted. fund of the Connecticut Association of Boards of one dog — filled the front of the an unmilitary peck on the cheek. Monday, 8:10 p.m. — electrical problem, 74 Main St. from liquor sales. Johnny Rodriguez, Jerry Jeff Walker and Joe Warm and humid tonight with Social Studies teacher Elgin Education would be unfair in light of recent "tiigli^ school cafeteria. (The dog Why had they come? Mrs. Harry (Eighth District). Hirt walked out, saying there "just wasn't Ely. showers and thunderstorms likely. Zatursky, who presented Lisa school closings and budget cuts. He also said the belonged to blind honor student Krupp said she was there to see Tuesday, 9:49 a.m, — gas leak, 1135 Tolland enough dollars and cents coming in,” but says he Lows in 60s. Partly cloudy Thurs­ Gates and Joanne Thompson with donation could lead to unlimited future spending, April Hutchins.) "the last of four remarkable Turnpike (Eighth District). still wants to reach a compromise. Hirt was day with a chance of more whenever similar requests arose. Final exams have been waived the Campbell Award for History, grandchildren” reap praise and Tuesday. 10:35 a.m. — tractor-trailer rollover, exit criticized last year when he closed his Bourbon showers. Cooler and 'less humid Board Chairman Leonard E. Seader objected to for those MHS seniors who chose said the MHS cafeteria was too prizes. And Bernice Brody, mother 93 off Interstate 86 (Eighth District, Paramedics). Street nightclub, claiming he didn't like the Some princely utterances with highs in the mid 70s to around warm for such gestures. As he the “ great leaps” Dyer made with his predic­ not to take them, Ludes reinarked. of MHS Scholar Jonathan Brody, Tuesday, 11:17 a.m. — medicalcall, 139BSycamore tions, noting that CABE’s request was a simple crime, drugs and drunks in the French Quarter, 80. But it was a supreme test of the walked away from the podium with but says he wants to stay in New Orleans. The heir to the British throne had a few words of spoke for many when she said she Lane (Paramedics). form letter. Seader voted with the minority to students’ alphabetizing ability just- his suit jacket in hand, Dr. Brooks “ They don't have crawfish anywhere else,” he great import for the media Tuesday. They were: was jlist "very proud.” Tuesday, 1:05 p.m .— car fire, Deming Street grant the money CABE had requested. to line up in order, as Ludes rapidly reprimanded him for failing to kiss said. "Daddy, Daddy, Daddy” and "ball.” Also Long Island Sound A complete list of the award (Town), I reeled off their names. the two girls. winners will appear in the Man­ Tuesday, 4:27 p.m, — medical call, 139BSycamore "tractor” and "ant.” “ It's getting hotter all the time,” , A swarm of reporters, photographers and The National Weather Service Proud grandfathers, fidgety lit­ chester Herald on Thursday. Lane (Town). he replied. television cameramen dutifully recorded every forecast for Long Island Sound to Satellite view tle sisters and smiling parents utterance at a photo session that could be Watch Hill. R.I., and Montauk PI B IJ Acting like a politician considered the first public speech of Prince Point: Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows a William, who turns 2 on June 21. William's Winds southwest to south 12 to 18 huge area of Intense thunderstorms stretching from the Oklahoma Directors set sewer hike FREE!! Paul Newman is a better actor than Ronald DOUBLE 260 NO. MAIN ST. parents. Prince Charles and Princess Diana, who knots this afternoon and tonight panhandle to the Upper Mississippi Valley. Another small area of Reagan and is considering seeing what sort of shifting to northwest 15 to 20 knots MANCHESTER. CT. will have the couple's .second child in September, thunderstorms is visible just off the Southwest coast. A few light A 40 percent hike in town sewer rates, The district operates its own collec­ BLOOD politician he would be. Newman told USA Today by Thursday afternoon. Visibility 3 NORTHWAY .stood by pensively. effective July 1. was formally set by the tion system and is paying off a bonds THE VALUE that he is seriously considering seeking office but to 6 miles in haze today tonight and thundershowers dot the Lower Mississippi Valley. Patchy clouds are Board of Directors Tuesday night. The issue it sold to finance a part of the PRESSURE p l a z a didn't want to reveal which one. Thursday morning. Visibility im­ visible over the Intermountain region of the West. directors set the fee the town will plant cost. OF YOUR " I don't talk about movie projects when they proving to 5 miles or more charge the Eighth Utilities District at LaBelle was not available today for CLINIC are premature and I don't talk about political Thursday aftf^noon. Average comment on the rate the directors set. projects until they are full blown,” he said. A no to nannies wave heights increasing to 1 or 2 somewhat less. MANUFACTIMtER'S The fee to the district will be 87.3 The district charge set by the Taken by a Because of his sex symbol image, Newman said ik A a d y feet by afternoon with little change Princess Caroline of Monaco and her Italian cents per 100 cubic feet of sewage. At a directors allows a reduction of5.6cents Registered Nurse COUPONS he is concerned that “ if I got elected I'd get through Thursday. per 100 cubic feet as the cost of the husband. Stefano Casiraghi, will not use nannies 40 percent increase it would have been AT; LIGGETT PHARMAC • HOME OF THE elected for all the wrong reasons.” Newman's or nurses in raising their newborn son. the royal town’s payment on bonds for the public relations firm, Rogers and Cowan of New 97 cents per 100 cubic feet. PARNADE HEALTH SHOPPE Details in Store I pPEOPLE rn p i r PIPlEASERS F palace said. Caroline gave birth to the 6-pound. ISTON The district’s attorney, John D. sewage plant construction and 4.1 cents York, says he will not comment on the interview 10-ounce boy Friday at Monaco's Princess Grace as the amount of cost the town avoids TIME: EVERY THURSDAY 5 PM TO 9 PM If you haven’t racalvodyour nor talk further about Newman's political plans. Extended outlook LaBelle Jr., had argued that it should Clinic after less than three hours in labor. lEW YORK not pay the full increase because some spending because the district main­ Co gpontored At a COMMUNITY SERVICE by value pakad aalaa circular, Extended outlook for New Eng­ Sill Itau IniUli Ikas., Iim 14; Fri., hm 15; S«t., l6N IB Caroline. 27, cradled the sleeping Andrea of that increase will go to improve­ tains 29 miles of sewer line. I IGGETT PARKAOE PHARMACY PANKADE HEALTH i pick ona up at lha atora. land Friday through Sunday: At THE PARKADE NUTRITION CENTER Albert as she left the hospital Monday night in the ments in the sewage system that The directors had decided on the 40 Connecticut, Massachusetts and company of her father. Prince Rainier, apd benefit only areas outside the district percent overall increase when the set Rhode Island; Friday and Satur­ USDA GRADE A ^ r Casiraghi, 23, who she married in December. and some will go toward payment of the the budget for the fiscal year that f USDA CHOICE Now you know day sunny and pleasant. Sunday Under the laws of Monaco. Andrea takes his debt on the sewage treatment plant.. begins July 1. Beginning at age 5, some Burmese women — heritage from his father and is a commoner of sunny and warmer. High in the YOU worn’ WHOLE FRYING BONELESS called "giraffe women” — have metal coils Italian nationality with no claim to the throne, a middle to upper 70s Friday and wound around their necks to elongate their neck palace spokesman said. But at the age of 21 he Saturday and lower to middle 80s THE PORTRAIT SHOULDER STEAK bones, making them look more statuesque when could declare to be a native of Monaco and Sunday. Overnight low in the CHICKENS for LONDON BROIL they are adults. Rainier could decide to give him a royal title. middle to upper 50s. Vermont: Fair and cool Friday PACKAGE I GOT and Saturday. Chance of showers Sunday. Highs in the 70s to low 80s. < 1 7 0 Lows in the mid 40s and to mid 50s. FOROMY^ISS. 9 | / T Maine and New Hampshire; t/ P 'jSHOWtaS^ SLOW I5 t \J Almanac Fair through the period. Highs in UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST " ______the 60s and 70s north and 70s to low 80s south. Lows in the 40s north to Today is Wednesday, June 13th, low 50s south. 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Trojan War, he said, "O fortunate through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. youth, to have found Homer as the bombs" from the French coast in the months before the Vermont daily: 209 Saturdov. herald of your glory! ” end of World War II. Massachusetts daily: 1506 MANt lll >'l KH lli;it.\l.l). \\i (liii'.schi.s. .Iiiiii i:i. Ill 4 — MANC'HKSTKK HKKAl.D, Wudnc-stlu\. Juiu- 13. H>»4 U.S. In Debate heated on immigration biil World In Brief I Meeting postponed amid new fighting ______II Bv Peter Smerdon But political sources said those "K aram i and Gemayel decided to "Apportioning blame is nothing but used,” Smith said. "This likening to India quells rebellion an extention of what the key Moslem Language bill debated By Elmer W. LammI will be known us a nation of numbers.” report his findings to Congress. Nazi Germany is unfortunate — a word United Press International conditions were a ’’combination of cancel the meeting because of fears Rep. Romano Mazzoli, D-Ky., who deep-rooted differences between the that at least key Moslem ministers like and Christian ministers feel about each WASHINGTON — Hispanic leaders fear United Press International Rep. Parren Mitchell, D-Md,, who is that is a poor substitute for what I CHANDIGARH, India — With nearly all the with Sen. Alan Simpson, R-Wyo., key Cabinet ministers and the scars left Nabih Berri and Walid Jumblatt would other. ... After all, their private armies CongreA would be "creating a monster" but a black, also argued the proposed study would like to say.” Sikh soldiers who challenged their Indianofficers BEIRUT, Lebanon — Moslem militia sponsored the bill, made the same by Monday’s bloodbath.” abstain — not to say boycott,” a source are blaming each other for the handful of lawmakers insists the times demand a WASHINGTON — In a bitter, late- would trigger the kind' of racial back in their barracks or in stockades, Indian snipers wounded a Lebanese govern­ point, saying congressional control of But Rep. Norman Mlneta, D-Callf., close to the prime minister said. carnage," the source said. constitutional amendment to make English the night exchange, Hispanic and black separation — apartheid — that exists in officials took special steps today to round up any ment soldier today and clashed with They said Karami and Christian the study was the "important thing.” who was held in a Japanese relocation Berri is the leader of the Shiite Amal "The mood is very grim ... so is the official language of the United States. House members angrily charged that a South Africa. remaining rebellious soldiers. Christian rivals across the Green Line President Amin Gemayel felt it was Rep. Dan Lungren, R-Calif., a key camp during World War II. supported militi'amen. Jumblatt heads the Druze .* futur.e of the Cabinet itself,” he said. For perhaps the first time since the Constitu­ controversial immigration bill con­ The comparisons angered Demo­ A national security alert remained in place, amid fears over the fate of Prime best to adjourn the weekly meeting Republican supporter, cited language the Roybal amendment. militia. Sporadic clashes shook Beirut early tion was drafted in 1787, a Senate Judiciary panel tained the same tactics of racial cratic and Republican sponsors of the with special precautions taken at airports, Minister Rashid Karamai’s fragile because it came too soon after fierce in the House version saying nothing Although they serve in Karami's today, and police sources said a held hearings Tuesday on the proposal to amend discrimination used in Nazi Germany bill, which is similar to one passed 76-18 " I don’t think we should travel down government posts and the homes of Prim e government. cross-city artillery duels Monday that "directly or indirectly” authorized a Cabinet with Christian leaders Pierre Lebanese government solider was the Constitution to declare an official language. and South Africa. by the Senate last year. the road that could lead to a national Minister Indira Gandhi and other officials. Karami, a Syrian-backed Sunni killed 93 people in the Beirut area. national identification card and asked Gemayel and Camille Chamoun, both wounded by Moslem .sniper fire in the The Senate hearings, described by Chairman The struggle ended late Tuesday with Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass,, who identity card — not one foot, not one The army set up a special control center In Moslem politician, canceled today’s . Lebanon’s Christian and Moslem Roybal to point to anything doing so. city’s southern suburbs. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, as the "first in the history of the 57-51 approval of an amendment earlier had won the 404-9 approval of an inch,” he said. “ The precedent has Uttar Pradesh state east of New Delhi to Cabinet meeting because of ’’the factions, now represented in the Berri and Jumblatt bitterly oppose the Roybal countered by conceding that, Police also reported limited our republic," came as the House also grappled stripping the bill of a proposal for the amendment making discrimination on already been set. To me, the memories coordinate mopping-up operations in the area prevailing conditions.” He did not Karami administfation, blamed each Christian-led army and I^banon’s but he said there was nothing in the bill Christian-Moslem militia skirmishes. with an immigration problem — the influx of president to study ways to determine the basis of national origin an unfair of that precedent are all too clear, for I believed to contain most of the remaining elaborate. other for the carnage. Christian militias. to rule out "dogtags” and said Hitler eligibility for employment. employment practice, lashed out at the was incarcerated by this government mutineers. illegal aliens. had worn such an identification to Sen. Walter Huddleston, D-Ky., said his The amendment was sponsored by comparisons with Nazi Germany and only because of my ethnic Early today, officials in Gujurat state, 450 make it acceptable to the German amendment is needed because Am erica’s "m elt­ Rep. Edward Roybal, D-Calif., a chief South Africa. background.” miles southwest of the capital, reported the death " I have to say with some pain that I people. ing pot" for foreign cultures and languages “ is opponent of the immigration bill, who Rep M i c k e y Leland.D-Texas, who is of one deserter In a shootout with security forces. Bedridden leader directs rebel defense Rep. Lawrence Smith, D-Fla., not working as it once did." said it was the "m ost important” don’t think I have ever disagreed so pleaded for an end to the bitter black, asked where the study would be amendment to be offered because the much with someone I respect so Terror group revealed killed and 56 wounded. Many of the nearby La Penca where Pastora’s bullet is fired." exchanges arid urged his colleagues to conducted. By United Press International study would be “ a step backward.” much,” he told Mitchell. wounded were transferred to San headquarters was located. approve Roybal’s amendment. “ I’m tired of white people coming JERUSALEM — An Israeli suspect in an Pastora has had periodic trouble Reagan meets on budget "W e all remember what happened in Frank told Mitchell that Congress Carlos hospital inside Costa Rica. "1 would urge you, even though I into my district and studying my anti-Arab underground group admitted today Pastora, who narrowly escaped financing his 2,000-man army, which is Nazi Germany under Hitler,” the would retain control of the proposed It was one of the heaviest casualty ' WASHINGTON — House and Senate budget reject categorically the analogies people,” he said. that a Jewish terrorist organization existed, in a Nicaraguan rebel leader Eden Pas- death when a bomb exploded at a news trying to topple the leftist Sandinista Hispanic member said. "W e as a nation $tudy by requiring the president to figures ever released by the guerrillas. leaders agreed to discuss their differences in plea bargaining agreement that could cut his tora directed combat operations from conference he was giving a group of regime, but he has steadfastly refused Costa Rica’s minister of public budget and deficit-reduction proposals today, but sentence 15 years. his Venezuela hospital bed as a journalists last May 26 at La Penca, to join CIA-backed rebels fighting from security. Angel Edmundo Solano, GOP leaders will first get their marching orders A spokesman for the Justice Ministry acknowl­ 2,000-soldier Sandinista assault backed was directing combat operations from Honduran havens. reported the Nicaraguans were pound­ from President Reagan. edged that a deal had been made between the by mortars and artillery tried to a ham radio at his hospital bed in Women, minorities considered ing the rebels with 102-mm artillery The El Castillo, where the fiercest Reagan called a meeting at the White House of prosecution and defense lawyers. overrun his jungle headquarters, a Caracas. Venezuela, the ARDE radio and 72-mm mortars, in another broad­ fighting was reported, was also the GOP House and Senate leaders to give them their The suspect, identified only as "No. 9,” rebel radio said. said. cast monitored in Managua. scene of a 2.000-man operation by the marching orders before they start negotiating to admitted his membership a$ part of a plea The Democratic Revolutionary Al­ The radio said the objective of the The radio charged that ARDE had national guard of dictator Anastasio reduce the deficit. bargaining agreement that could cut his sentence liance (ARDE) radio broadcast moni­ Mondale to interview veep candidates 2,000-soldier Sandinista attack was to "been abandoned by democratic coun­ Somoza, whom the Sandinistas ousted A House GOP aide said the meeting was being from 20 years in jail to five, sources close to the tored in Managua Tuesday said first take control of the San Juan R iver and tries but would struggle to the last in 1979. held to “ get into the current status" of the deficit case said. reports indicated eight rebels were problem. Mondale, resting at the Long Island estate of a The suspect is charged with spying on two Ann Stock, Mondale’s deputy press secretary, said The House and Senate have each passed Bv Laurence McQulllari friend in Southhampton, N .Y., flies to Texas Thursday prominent West Bank Arabs as part of a plan to separate budgets that encompass deficit- the interviews are tentatively set to begin Monday. United Press International for a fund-raiser for Sen. L l o y d Bentsen — one of those kill all members of the National Guidance reduction plans of $182 billion and $140 billion Potential choices are being contacted, but she prominently mentioned as a vice presidential Committee, which the Jewish underground respectively. Some work has been done on declined to name anyone. accused of favoring the Palestine Liberation reconciling items in the plans. "Throughout my campaign, I have pledged that the prosp6ct. WASHINGTON — Walter Mondale, saying women Meanwhile, Jesse Jackson warned members of the Organization. and minorities are on his list of Democratic vice selection of the vice president would include women House Democratic Caucus he cannot inspire new Summit seems unlikely presidential candidates, will begin interviewing and minorities. I will ensure that this pledge is party members who are “ disenfranchised en masse, John Paul In Switzerland potential running mates next week at his Minnesota honored," Mondale said. prompting House Speaker Thomas O’Neill to say he Father’s Day is Sunday June 17th WASHINGTON — President Reagan, pres­ “ I feel very deeply about the need to search as far FRIBOURG, Switzerland — Pope John Paul II DOinFORBETDAD! home. , ^ ... , will convene a panel to study convention delegate sured by Republican Senate leaders to have a “ I expect to interview many of the candidates and as wide as I possibly can for the best candidate, led early morning prayers today for Franciscan someone who is fully qualified to be president,” he selection. , friars and sisters from all over Switzerland and summit with the Soviet Union, says he still sees no myself before I make my decision,” Mondale said Jackson asked O’Neill to put together a group of told them not to despair about the lack of point in such a meeting unless there is some Tuesday in a statement. “ I hope to begin these said. congressional Democrats — including blacks, His- Campaign adviser John Reilly, who heads a search prospect for success. interviews within a week.” panics and other minorities — to “ move toward a newcomers to monastic life. committee for a running mate, "w ill make sure that Classic Meeting with Reagan in the Oval Office Having gathered more than the 1,967 delegates rem edy” of rules he says have denied him a fair share The pope, on the second day of his six-day visit .A; Levies For Men Tuesday, Sen. Charles Percy, R-Ill., chairman of hundreds of Americans are consulted, outstanding to Switzerland, prayed with more than 100 nuns needed for a first-ballot nomination at the Democratic of convention delegates. Bermudas the Foreign Relations Committee, and .Senate candidates identified and careful research con­ and friars in the order’s 18th century Gothic Jantzen National Convention next month. Mondale is Later. Jackson met Undersecretary of State ‘‘With a Skosh GOP leader Howard Baker of Tennessee pressed ducted,” Mondale said. borrowing a page from Jimmy Carter’s game plan. Michael Armacost and other officials and was briefed church. for a yearly U.S.-Soviefsummit. Offering vague guidelines lor what he seeks. He is inviting vice presidential aspirants to his in preparation for a June 23-28 trip to Panama, More Room'’ $ 2 1 0 0 But the White House quickly responded that Mondale said he wants a running mate who could home in North Oaks, Minn., near Minneapolis, for job Nicaragua and Cuba, where he will meet with Fidel Union leaders face trial Reagan is reluctant to meet with the Soviets "help break through the bureaucracy and solve interviews. Castro. without extensive advance preparation and the In 1976, Mondale, then a Minnesota senator, flew in complex problems,” would be able to advance a WARSAW, Poland — Four Solidarity leaders strong possibility of positive results. a small airplane to Plains, Ga., for a session with legislative program on Capitol Hill and "extend the accused of trying to overthrow the communist $ 2 8 ® ® Year after year, this great Carter that led to his joining the ticket. president’s reach in foreign policy.” regime will go on trial before a military court classic returns..,and for next month, lawyers for the defendants said. \ Fair juggles financing The disclosure of the trial date Tuesday came very good reasons. Men like O u t elastic waist pull-on as the Polish government accused American Our Jantzen the way they fit and they BATON ROUGE, La. — The New Orleans COMPANY .i- I labor unions of financing Solidarity’s under­ pants slip on In a Hash. ’84 Swimsuit World’s Fair will lay off employees in exchange Thurmond wins GOP nomination A Full Service Hearing Aid Center feel. Superbly versatile, Ber­ ground campaign to persuade Poles to boycott A Skosh more room In features everything for state loan guarantees of $15 million, even local elections scheduled for June 17. the seat and thigh means mudas go from cocktails by though state officials are not sure they’ll ever see Free Hearing Test "The trial will begin on July 13,” said one of the you’ll need to the $10 million they’ve already lent to the a slightly fuller cut. the pool to weekends at the ‘ attorneys for the dissidents jailed since the vv falterihg extravaganza. Machine washable get into the swim as five states stage primaries imposition of martial law and the banning of beach and never lose their Fair officials said early today they are not sure for easy care. 151 TALCOnVILLE ROAD Solidarity in December 1981. \ / this Summer, Plus crisp, cool looks. And while how many workers will be laid off to meet the $15 (ROUTE 83) If found guilty, the four — Jacek Kuron, Adam Tan, White, Blue. for every 2 Jantzen million deductions demanded by the state in the Democratic primary. Democratic nomination they look at ease, so do you. By Henry J. Reske mond, ,who was first VERNON, CONNECTICUT Michnik, Henryk Wujec and Zbigniew Romas- Sizes 32 to 40 exchange for the loan backing. State Rep. Lois Eargle against Secretary of State r' items you purchase. United Press elected in 1954 as a •872-1118 zewski — will face maximum terms of 10 yeare. Belted, of course. Gov. Edwin Edwards said he would ask the Democrat. beat Florence radio sta­ Paul Riviere. The House International You’ll receive a • Lt. Blue • White state to back the $15 million loan so that In other races: tion owner Jim Maurer on seat is being vacated by Jantzen Stadium Cooler contractors, who claim the fair owes them $14 Sen. Strom Thurmond, South Carolina — In the the Republican ballot. Republican Ed Bethune. • KakhI • Grey million in back debts, can begin making R-S.C., easily defeated a 2nd District, Ken Mosely, In the 3rd District, Robinson will face Repub­ U a h n s a n absolutely FREE' 32 to 42 payments. The payments have been overdue Clarence Taylor of Seneca lican state Representa­ former CIA agent to win a black physical educa­ A $12.00 Value. since May 20. the first primary he’s tion professor from South beat Garfield Flurett of tive Judy Petty and inde­ Jantzen Swimwear Officials said the fair owes contractors, faced in 20 years while Carolina State, beat Augusta for the right to pendent James Taylor in employees and businessmen $30 million, which is Sen. 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Remember Dad On His Day- Remember Dad On His Day- This Sunday, June 17th. This Sunday, June 17th. Ii - MANCUKSTKH HKHALI). \U-diifsdti\, Jiiiie 13, Him Richard M. Diamond, Publisher MANt HESTKK HERALD, Wednesday. June 13, I9H4 Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Black firefighters Plaintiff says ruling ‘mafor blow’

see 50-year setback MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — A black the department. prevent layoffs from being carried out firefighter who lost his Supreme Court “ It was an outrageous decision, an according to seniority, since they said it Ja c k battle to prevent the city from basing outrageous ruling. It’s a sad day not only would seriously reduce the number of State’s delegates might as well stay home labor unions that senior overturns a lower court layoffs solely on seniority says the ruling is for blacks but for other minorities as well. minority firefighters. WASHINGTON (UPI) It has taken us two or three steps Kuhron Huddleston, president of the Anderson — A Tennessee fireman workers could lose jobs in order that said the depart­ a major blow against affirmative action. financial bad times while ment had to retain a Memphis Firefighters Association, called who fought to protect Firefighter Carl StotU filed a federal backward.” production of nuclear weapons. Its advocates are there percentage of blacks, the ruling a victory for all firefighters On the face of it, next month's pilgrimage to San W ashington blacks from losing em­ minorities would be suit against Memphis in 1975, charging But Tommy Mansfield, a white firefigh­ to promote a cause. Jessie Stratton of Canton, state protected. forcing them to lay off ter who was laid off for six weeks after regardless of race. Francisco by most of this state’s Democratic delegates ployment gains says the racial bias in hiring, promotions and president of the freeze movement, worked for and Merry-Qo-Round ” It is inappropriate to som e veteran white working 18 months for the fire department, ” I’m just delighted. I think the most is ridiculous. " Supreme Court has set layoffs. A lower court ruling agreed and r Capitol deny an innocent em­ said the decision was ” a reversal of a important thing is it preserves our IL landed a seat from the Sixth Congressional District. It minorities back 50 years workers. that ruling was upheld by the 6th U.S. They are going to the Democratic National ployee the benefits of his Leading the dissenters. wrong and it has been righted.” seniority rights. I am delighted that we is almost incidental that she is also a Mondale delegate. by approving use of the Circuit Court of Appeals. Convention as serious supporters of presidential seniority in order to pro­ Justice Harry Blackmun "They skipped over ones if they were won the case,” Huddleston said. C om m ents "first hired, last fired” But Tuesday, the Supreme Court rev­ candidate Gary Hart, this year's big loser. black... they were lower in seniority than I “ The union does not deal in black and Bob Conrpd THEN THERE ARE THOSE who came over from seniority system. vide a remedy in (a wrote that ’ ’ race- ersed a portion of the ruling and declared Hart delegates were hoping, with a touch of anxiety in discrimination) suit such conscious remedies” are was, and they skipped them,” Mansfield white. It was not a black and white issue. It other camps. Mary Sullivan of Greenwich originally The court, voting 6-3, Memphis Fire Department layoffs based their voices when we talked with them last week, that Syndicated Columnist not barred by federal bias was a matter of principle and our said Tuesday judges can­ as this,” Justice Byron strictly on seniority were legal. said. supported California Sen. Alan Cranston for president. Lobbyists White wrote for the law. Justices William The case began when the city tried to cut contract.” Gary would have the decency to hang on at least until not force cities to lay off “ An important affirmative action issue New Britain Mayor Bill McNamara was an early majority. Brennan and Thurgood the ranks of firefighters during a budget Huddleston said the union supported they get there against enormous pressure to quit. workers with seniority, was on the line, and it was blown out the supporter of Ohio Sen. John Glenn. Now, Mrs. Sullivan Kuhron Huddleston, Marshall joined him. crunch. Black firefighters went to court to Stotts’ original suit Jonathan Pelto of Mansfield, one of Hart's key who often are white window,” said Stotts, a 29-year veteran of is for Mondale and McNamara is for Hart. president of the Memphis Other cities. Including campaigners in Connecticut, said he talked with lavish to males, before those with Hart. U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd of East Haddam is listed as an Firefighters Local, Detroit and Cincinnati, Douglas Shrader of Westport, the state coordinator, and less time on the job. REM OVE GREASE and So if the mission to San Francisco is a political agreed, saying the ruling are hashing out the same their wishful thinking was that Hart would stick with his “ unpledged” delegate, as are Congressmen Sam The seniority ruling will rust from outdoor metal "preserves our seniority legal battles with minori­ version of "Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead” for Gejdenson of Bozrah, Bill Ratchford of Danbury and weigh heavily on minori­ furniture the easy wav. presidential candidacy to the end. key panei rights.” That position was ties in their workforce, the Hart contingent, there isn't much to thrill the Barbara Kennelly of Hartford. But that is baloney. ties and women who, Just dip a cloth In turpen­ Hart's “ Washington people,” said Pelto, want him to also supported by the attempting to walk a fine the quality store... Mondale delegates, either. Dodd is for Hart — has urged him to stay in the race — because of past race and tine and rub the metal hang tight. And besides, said Pelto of this state's AFL-CIO and other major line between supporting until spots disappear. To while the others are for Mondale. WASHINGTON — Members of sex di.scrimination, have position, the Hart delegates have an obligation to all unions in papers filed with seniority and protecting sell Idle Items the easy East of the River | ANOTHER FACTOR ADDS to the strain this year. entered the job market those voters who delivered a one-sided victory for him Small wonder then, against this strange background Congress always insist there is no the court. minority gains in the way, use a low-cost ad In Many of these delegates are strangers to each other. later than white males. in the state's primary last March. ^ for a Connecticut delegation heading for a national connection between their votes on The court’s decision workplace. classified. Some of the regulars who have been around a while — convention, one common thread of concern is legislation and the campaign con­ "The ruling is not only affecting blacks but all Pelto predicted that if Hart goes all the way, he can and that includes Gov. Bill O'Neill of East Hampton and emerging. It comes from the old survival instinct tributions they get from lobbying minorities, including farman, count on at least 36 votes from Connecticut's delegation party Chairman Jim Fitzgerald of East Hartford — among the professionals in both major camps. groups that are interested in that of 60. have been wondering out loud where these new faces women. It virtually set State Sen. Dick Schneller of Essex, Mondale’s legislation. everybody back at least 50 come from. campaign chairman in this state, says unity must be the Center C quil And the special-interest money years,” said Ulysses THE OTHER CONNECTICUT DELEGATES - A national convention, they will tell you, is a big deal priority for Democrats when they leave San Francisco. givers express pious amazement Jones, president of the HEALTH AND RACQUETOALL ClCLUB 0S040 except for one pledged to the Rev. Jesse Jackson — are Without mentioning GOP President Reagan by name, that anyone would think they’re Memphis, Tenn., black for Mondqle, the apparent nominee. in any party. Traditionally, only the diligent workers and the upper crust get to go as a reward for their Schneller says the election will be “ tough enough” for trying to buy votes. They insist firefighters union. But success for Mondale in San Francisco will be . In Washington. Demo­ efforts and as recognition of their status. And wh'le Democrats without having them divided or they’re just trying to keep their >1»» A DAY Gift Certificates bittersweet for his delegates from this state. Some are cratic presidential candi­ division within a Connecticut delegation is hardly new, demoralized. known friends in Congress. Available for 3 the titled wheels of the party. They cannot forget that Pelto, the youthful sprite from Mansfield, agrees. The But sometimes the timing of date Jesse Jackson SUMMER Father’s Day at the lineups are usually filled by Democrats who are agreed. Father's Day Mondale kept his distance from Connecticut, except for job for Democrats in this state, he says, will be to campaign contributions and con­ known in the party. "Blacks, Hispanics and token stops at airports, when they needed him most. protect their majority status in the legislature, where SPECTACULAR gressional votes is just too flagrant women have been histori­ And if Mondale is the nominee, it is unlikely he will Not this time. Many are there because they represent Republicans are already cutting up the jobs in to be explained away as mere UNTIL AUG UST 31, 1984 want to snuggle up to a state whose party leaders were cally locked out and ... a point of view, not a point total in the political anticipation of controlling at least the House. coincidence or longtime philoso­ white males ... are locked \J. Garmen, Clothier] unable to produce for him — or even themselves. A MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES vineyards. One element, for example, believes the Schneller adds the post script: “ Unless we unite, we phical friendship. When the lobby­ in, not by merit or parity ^ state, in short, that went overwhelmingly for Gary Democratic party should stand for a freeze on will destroy ourselves.” ists dispense their money months or discipline, but locked in • Unlimited Nautilus • Sun Deck before an election — and while a by virtue of their being • Individual Programming • Olympic Freeweights • If you’ve a problem as to bill they’re interested in is under born white males. It is not • Sauna, Whirlpools A Steam Room WOVtm 9T«KAFie6BV>— fair,” Jackson said. • Unlimited Aerobics Guest editorial consideration by the recipients of • Six Fully Air-Conditioned Handball what to give Dear Old Dad — HULME Attorney General Wil­ • Lifestyle their largesse — the public can be NEA . liam French Smith • Free Non-Prime Time Racquetball and Racquetball Courb forgiven if it gets the idea that fret no more. J. Garman, praised the court ruling, • Aerobic Classes Now • Coed 7 Days A Week someone is at least trying to buy saying the decision "does Clothier is geared to help you Propaganda game; votes. Forms not in any way affect those Call for more information This kind of suspicion understan­ persons who have been Offer expires June 31st make gift selection easy. dably arises in the case of discriminated against.” U.S. is dead last legislation introduced last year to Black firefighters in 234 ROUTE 83, VERNON, CT. 875-2133 equalize insurance premiums and Memphis have been work­ benefits for men and women. ing since 1977 to bring We’ve a nice assortment of Americans, who are the tionist regimes at war with Women’s groups support the legis­ more blacks into the fire department, which was w orld’s best when it com es to their own people... lation on grounds that what women Dress Shirts^ Sport Shirts, Golf advertising hamburgers and The United Nations charter dominated almost exclu­ PAY FOR THE FIRST SET as a class will lose by having to pay sively white until the Slacks, Dress Slacks, Sweaters body lotions, are incredibly says a country may not make higher auto insurance premiums, 1970s. They began fighting inept at selling their policies. aggressive war against its they will more than ntake up by the practice of firing the GET THE SECOND SET and Sport Coats — plus our This is not to say that our neighbor, but that charter is getting annuity benefits equal to most recently hired em­ country is always right. It not self-enforcing. Onced a men’s. ployees in 1981 when the able staff is only too happy to J means merely that our princi­ neighbor is occupied, a regime The insurance industry vehe­ city ordered layoffs to cut pal adversary, the Soviet Un­ beholden to the conqueror is mently opposes the proposed law. costs. make your selection — plus we Memphis Deputy Fire ion, gets more propaganda installed and becomes the For years, their particular form of ' Director Billy Hall said <• official spokesman for the legalized gambling has been based FREE f o o — Free of charge! mileage out of its policies than the ruling would not affect § we do. oppressed people. No one is left on ever-more sophisticated actu­ current fire department at the time of developing The current hassle over the to speak for these people, arial computations that calculate policy unless layoffs were Summer Olympic Games, for whether they be Polish, Afghan the risks of payoffs — accidents again necessary. He said example, has been reduced to a or Czech. among young male drivers, early all the veteran firefigh­ death among smokers, greater life ters laid off in 1981 had U Thus, we find ourselves in a FATHER'S DAY tit-for-tat standoff. Jimmy expectancy among women pension been returned to duty. Carter refused to let A m erica situation where we are judged recipients. The ruling will allow field a team in 1980 gam es, and by a 15-member court staffed many cities to return to by a Polish satellite justice and Premiums and benefits are set SPECIAI5 Konstantin Chernenko is fol­ the "last hired, first He's one in a million... according to the actuarial tables. lowing suit this year. This is others hostile to us. Even if, by fired" system and put to FREE SECOND S E ^ some miracle, the Afghan The proposed equalization law rest fears expressed by true as far as it goes, but would knock the insurance indus­ remember him on people’s case were to reach the somehow we have failed to get try’s existing system into a cocked COLOR PRINTS OR World Court, can anyone im­ across the point that we were hat. N agine Polish dictator Jaruzels- responding in 1980 to the Soviet Open forum/ Readers' views The industry’s first response to Couch 10% OFF PROCESSING ki’s judge voting against the invasion of Afghanistan, while the proposals was to present its Soviet Union? Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square. Manchester, C T 06040 FATHER’S DAY, JUNE 17th they were reacting to a fear of case to the public and Congress — a swallows mass defection by their This is not to say that the perfectly proper course of action. MONDAY JUNE 18th-0NLY athletes. United States and its friends in Insurance lobbyists argued that B-y ear-old He’s special in his own way. Sensitive, compassionate, Why cannot we get this point the West are always right, nor women would end up losing in the Bigger & Better 4x6 Glossy prints understanding. He’s your father. Delight him with a gift • The standard operating proce­ kind of sensitivity which would OAKWOOD, Ohio across to a majority of the the USSR always wrong. It is Hiring practices long run, and that pension funds from our fabulous Father’s Day collection, and make this dures that the police chief says the make the “ Big Dan’s” episode (UPI) — Residents and G en tries represented in the merely to point out that a would go broke if changes were — WITH THIS AD— police department is currently impossible. police scoured a neighbor­ year’s celebration 4he best ever. serious structural problem ex­ suspect, flawed MON.-SAT. 9-5:30 United Nations? Why do we fail adhering to, be documented in The public school in which I made retroactive. hood for a child only to ists in the United Nations and But the industry’s next response continually to point out that To the Editor: written form so that residents can teach music has a boys’ singing find he had been swal­ Salem nassiff THURS. 9-8:30 its related institutions like the America’s basic problem is verify that the action of our police group requested by the youngsters was less creditable. As the legisla­ lowed by an overstuffed World Court at The Hague... tion approached a crucial vote in couch", authorities said. ^Jl'^camera stemming the flow of people Members of the black commun­ is proper, appropriate, and fair. themselves. They and girls love 639 Main Street We The fact remains that as long the House Energy and Commerce The 8-year-old was re­ use trying to come here, while ity commend the publisher of the music. Manchester, CT 06040 shop Russia’s is to keep their own as we keep submitting to such We believe that the above steps Committee earlier this year, insu­ ported missing by his Youf Photos will be Herald for his opinion on police No person could ever say that father at about 10:30 p.m. Bigger and Better institutions as the United Na­ could be a significant move in the rance industry political action • • • people from leaving? Why is hiring practices in Manchester. Monday night, Oakwood ( 203) 643-7369 with ouf new 7 hour LOOK AOAIN-THIS IS right direction to improve police- our military service bands are this so if the Soviet Union is a tions and the World Court, we committees began doling out hefty Color Pnnl Processing This apparent change in attitude community relations and could be engaged in “ sissy” activities. police said Tuesday. better place to live? are providing ammunition to campaign contributions to and current feeling concurs with Those of us who earn our livings A search party of seven our adversaries. Rulings and expedited by members of the members of the House committee. The latest action of the our opinion that the hiring practi­ majority and minority community in the music field shall never earn police officers and 15 votes that go against the United adults and children used International Court of Justice ces in Manchester are suspect and what Dave Winfield or Jim Rice Insurance executives and indus­ coming together to find the approp­ flashlights to look for the FLORSHEIM in The Hague is yet another States do hurt. They help flawed. try PACs donated roughly $150,000 riate solution to existing problems can (by the way, I love sports) but boy in his neighborhood example of the double standard create and perpetuate and We believe that our position is to combnittee members during 1983 in this area. we do earn enough to live a decent near Dayton. HUGHIES environment that seriously supported by the fact that during under which America finds life ourselves and with our fami­ and the first three months of this But 45 minutes later, he damages us politically. We trust that members of the ;. itself judged. the past three years, members of lies. I was very pleased to read that year, according to Federal Elec­ was found fast asleep and WEIGHT ROOM INC. white community who believe in ' We are unanimously con- The time has come for the the black community have partici­ there was a backlash to the tion Commission documents hidden by the cushions of fair and equitable police protec­ •. dem ned for mining the harbors government of the United pated in the recruitment process comment one committee member checked by my associate Vicki an overstaffed couch in tion, will surface and express their •; of a country with which we are States to mount a campaign for by having over 100 capable and made about why should arts be Warren. the first-floor television concerns as the Manchester He­ CO-ED ‘ technically not at war. But the structural changes in these qualified candidates to apply for taught — they don’t earn people room of his home. Oak- rald has done. wood police Sgt. Charles Soviet Union, which has bru­ world bodies... There is no police opportunities in Manches­ money. In my opinion this kind of A significant amount of the A TOTAL FITNESS FACILITY ter. Inspiteof thissteady stream of Peace. Vaughn said. tally invaded Afghanistan and point whatsoever in maintain­ totally silly thinking has absolutely contributions came in shortly Train at Connacllcul’a moat complete capable candidates, the town ad­ The bottom cushions of dlaerelfled gym • holds hostage its European ing a costly membership in no place on a public panel. To hear before the key vote on the insu­ ministration has always systemat­ Frank J. Smith rance bill and continued almost up the couch had been ; satellites, cannot be chastised organizations whose actions this feeling actually expressed by pushed forward and the ically found a way not to hire 93 Ferguson Road to the last minute. For example, a r. for these violations, constantly work against our anyone shows the very crass top cushions fell on the M uulpment ip m e n i Includes interests. someone even though some of the feeling abroad in the land on the week before the vote the Health boy, obscuring him from 3 r The reason, of course, is that candidates completed all of the Insurance PAC threw a $500 dinner NAUTILUS the countries dominated by the - NEWPORT (R.I.) DAILY part of some. view. Vaughn said. 'l2-8lition univirul •Birbolli testing. Through involvement in arts, the in honor of one House committee "He was a very slight ^ USSR are ruled by collabora­ NEWS •Olympic wslghli •Oumbflilt Our question of the town's Panel applauded student leams teamwork, coopera­ member and a $250 cocktail party child " the police officer •Olympic Lifting plitlorm •Lockoroofflt commitment to equal employment tion, use of one's body and mind, for another. said. •Scorpio body building michines •Showwt “ Unless you took the opportunity is further supported for arts support develops the imagination, and the Rep. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., got cushions off, you wouldn’t $ 4 9 * . by the fact that many of the arts share much with the world of To the Editor: the biggest chunk of donations have seen him,” Oakwood »6 4 * ‘ minority candidates who applied sports which I also hope people will for town positions unsuccessfully, from the insurance industry: police Capt. Bob Edwards continue to support. said. "He was swallowed •CASUAL OXFORD obtained similar positions in other As an active Manchester and $23,000. As it turned out, he gave • CASUAL SUP ON by the couch.” FATHER'S DAY FUNESS SPECIAL towns. Connecticut musician I applaud his proxy to another committee • UNUNGD CUSHION SOCK UNING • GENUINE CR£PE SOLE Herbert Chatzky member. The boy’s father We concur with your suggestion the Citizens Curriculum Commit­ searched the house three 109 Henry St. Rep. Matt Rlnaldo, R-N.J., got 3 Months for $45 •TAUPE •GOLD LEATHER that an outside, impartial third tee calling for more support for the Manchester times and a police officer I \ party conduct oral examinations fine arts in Manchester public $19,000. He said that didn’t influ­ looked through it once • SIZES 7W to 12 •SIZES 8 to 12 f. for employment opportunities. We schools. ence his vote on the bill; he simply before the child was further feel that the following thinks the legislation would be bad found. Give Dad the gift of Good health A FItnaaa The arts represent the finest Letters policy action should be taken: for women. ■‘When he finally . instincts of human-kind. Through­ The Manchester Herald GIFT CERTIFICATES • The town demonstrate showed him to me, he had ty. put history religious feelings have welcomes letters to the Reps. Wayne Dowdy, D-Miss.. through this upcoming recruit­ to show me twice,” Available In any denomination been conveyed to the world in editor. Billy Tauzin, D-La., and Norman Vaughn said. ment for police officers their painting, music, sculpture and Letters should be brief and Lent, R-N.Y., received a total of He praised the neigh­ $2 a day, $6 a week, $20 month commitment to equal employment architecture. The arts convey our to the point. They should be about $2S,00Q from the insurance borhood residents for opportunity by hiring a minority. typed or neatly hand-written, deepest feelings to others regard­ industry — and introduced their help in the search, • Part of the police training and, for ease in editing, less of religion or boundaries. changes that disfigured the bill so but called the outcome B M G A I2S should be double-spaced. "Your Quality Men's Shop" program include human relations drastically that its original suppor­ "somewhat embarras- CALL OR VISIT US AT and sensitivity training so that our Those who would construe music The Herald reserves the ■< sing.” DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON right to edit letters in the ters voted against it. policemen can be more responsive as “sissyish” are misinformed. The legislation is now dead for 205 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER 903 MAIN ST. TRI-OTV PLAZA ''So we D O N 'T live where there are mud slides interests of brevity, clarity in responding to inquiries or Boys especially should have expe­ and taste. this session. The insurance indus­ ’ LOOKING FOR good Opwi Daily 9,30-5:30 Thun, fit 9,00 Opwi Wad., Ttiwn. 4 fri. 'til %00 — who said life was FAIR!” complaints. rience with the arts to develop the ' news? Look tor the many 6 4 3 -2 7 4 9 try won. bargain buys advertised In the classitled columns today. M AN( IIKSTKK HKHAl.l). WrdiU’MUiN, .luiif i:t, IHK4 MANt HKSTI-.H HKHAl.l), Wodiu-sdiiy, JliiK' l3. 19114 — 9 Wood using Insanity plea Connecticut Area Towns State charges errors in Mianus report H ARTFORD (U P I) — ’The state has issued a principal cause of the collapse. Transportation Officials, “ remained in supervisors’ ■ In Brief Jury scheduled to begin deliberations In Brief detailed response backing its claims a report by the (iubala said another important omission from the bookcases and were not available” to maintenance National Transportation Safety Board on the Mianus safety board report was any reference to the inspectors. ^ would mean a manslaughter conviction Gubala did not dispute that fact, but said the ^ Appleton contended Wood was a and rejection. River Bridge collapse was incomplete and inadequacies of the bridge drainage system. Instead, By Vukanl Magubane with a maximum term of 20 years. ^ Panel endorses CaMano bridge’s inspectors were familiar with comparable Explosion rips company "manipulator and knew fully vyell what Experiences such as sexual abuse predjudiced. the report cited evidence the drains on the bridge had United Press International Shortall denied the prosecution s books and were aware of inspection procedures used . he was doing” when he committed the and neglect led to severe personality BOLTON — The Bolton Democratic Town Robert Gubala, the state Department of Transporr been paved over and poorly maintained. EAST HARTFORD — A series of explosions contention the killings were planned, in connection with pin-and-hanger assemblies, the ; killings. disorders, Shortall said. Committee recently endorsed Manchester Demo­ tation’s chief engineer, ’Tuesday released the state’s He also criticized the safety board’s view the DOT early today rocked a sanitation company building describing them as "impulsive reac­ crat Stephen T. Cassano in the race for the state’s type used on the Mianus R iver Bridge. WEST HARTFORD - The mental Wood, 44, is accused of seven counts "It’s like a defect in a bridge.” official response to the report listing what he claims bridge safety and maintenance inspectors were ignititing a two-alarm blaze that extensively tions to threat and losses he could not Fourth Senatorial District. Along with a three-page summary sheet, Gubala . state of Steven J. Wood during the of murder and capital felony charges. Shortall said. "It lasts years and years were dozens of factual and interpretive errors. unfamiliar with nationally recognized inspection damaged the one-story building, fire officials Cassano, who holds a seat on the Manchester sent the safety board a photocopy of its report with shooting deaths of his ex-wife, her If convicted, he could become the first and gives no clue as to when it will deal with.” ’The safety board report May 16 stated findings that procedures. said. “ W e’ve all had problems in our lives. Board of Directors, is running for the seat what he said were inaccuracies, contradictions, and boyfriend, her mother and Wood’s person in Connecticut in nearly a collapse causing damage and were based in part on four days of hearings in The report said inspection manuals, issued by the The building was empty at the time and there Some more serious than others but Ihat currently held by Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, adopted stepdaughter April 17, 1982 quarter of a century to face the death destruction.” Greenwich last September on the 1963 collapse of a American Association of State Highw a y and unsubstantiated statements. were no injuries reported, officials said. "Emotionally the man on trial now is does not give the license to kill,” who.is running for his third term. 100-foot section of the bridge. Three people were killed Fire Chief Robert Armstrong said the fire was dominated closing arguments prior to penalty. During his final argument, Appleton the same little boy ... but grown up Appleton said. The town committee also endorsed Manchester and three others were injured. reported about 1;17 a.m. at the McCauley the case going to the jury today. told the jurors in an hour-long summa­ now,” Appleton said. Shortall said Wood was consumed by resident John Sullivan for re-election to the The DOT charged the report contained "many Enterprises building at 52 James Street — an A prosecution attorney charged tion the killings were acts of “ pre­ Appleton said Wood’s history "shows "fe a r grief, rage” at the loss of his Democratic State Central Committee. unsubtantiated and inaccurate statements” that area dominated by industrial buildings. Tuesday Steven Wood "knew fully well meditated murder.” you the accused had an extensive relationship with Rosa. The result was The Democrats’ nominee for the Fourth contradicted statements made at the hearings. Officials said the explosion was so strong it what he was doing" when he killed four Appleton said Wood showed no signs history of violence.” the explosion of violence on Farming- District seat will be selected at the state Gubala also said the safety board’s report omitted shattered windows and dislodged bricks. The roof people in an outburst of bloody violence of impaired functions — a major "The only difference between his ton Avenue where his ex-wife and Troie Democratic convention in Hartford next month. key evidence, including comments by a DOT also collapsed, Armstrong said. but the defense described Wood as a prerequisite for extreme emotional prior acts and this one is that four were handcuffed and then shot by consulting engineer that bridges built at an angle can Officer Edward Morin, who said he was the first "tortured soul." disturbance. people were killed," Appleton said. Wood. Party members named gradually creep sideways, a factor that may have led at the scene, said one side of the building was in Attorneys for both sides agree Wood “ He knew fully well what he was "P rio r to this people were only He then drove to her home on White to the Mianus bridge’s collapse. flames when he arrived. He said the company killed Rosa Wood, George Troie, BOLTON — Bolton Democrats recently elected THE OLE' FASHION FIVE & DIME. doing," Appleton said, discounting the injured." Pine Lane where he shot Mrs. Voli and That point appeared to underscore claims made by keeps oxygen and acetylene tanks in the building Patricia Voli and I5-year-old Lisa two new members to the Democratic Town defense claim that Wood was removed Wood had a history of violence and raped and shot Lisa to death. the DOT that an inherent design flaw — not and those may have caused the explosion. An Wood, but presented strikingly oppos­ Committee. 975 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER CT. from reality and suffering from severe spent several years in Washington "T h e acts of the man in every sense inadequate maintenance and inspections — was the investigation of the fire is continuing. ing views on Wood’s state of mind at the The new town committee members are Daniel depression. state prisons. of the word were insane at the time of Several sanitation trucks were parked outside time of the killings. E. Harris of 39 Vernon Road and Jack E. Earley HELP US CELEBRATE Defense Attorney James Shortall A finding of insanity by the jury those four killings,” Shortall said. the building and other may have been inside, Defense Attorney James Shortall of 25 Hebron Road. the told the six male and six female jurors said Wood, who sat calmly during the would mean indefinite confinement in a “ He was insane in the sense of being Planning a trip to Mexico? police said. « divorced from reality at the time of the 1st DAYS OF SUMMERI Wood was insane or under extreme summations, was a "tortured soul” state mental hospital. A determination NEW Y O R K (U P I) — An insurance industry trade shootings. Find him guilty jsut not emotional disturbance at the time. whose sickness stemmed from a of extreme emotional disturbance Council adopts ordinances organization suggests Americans planning a trip to would negate the murder charge, but criminally responsible,” he said. Rowing shell lost Assistant State’s Attorney Herbert G. childhood marked by constant abuse C OVENTRY — The Town Council Monday Mexico by car-comply with Mexican auto insurance unanimously approved an ordinance that legally requirements before they leave home. SIDEWAIKSAIE NIANTIC — The U.S. Rowing Association has establishes all town personnel positions pre­ (Coverage under most United States insurance asked state police in Connecticut, New York, New viously left out of the town charter. policies stops at the Mexican border, according to Jersey and Pennsylvania to be on the lookout for a The council brought in Town Attorney Abbot Consumer News, a news service of the Insurance missing rowing shell. ‘Lemon Law’ increases consumers’ clout Schwebel to clear up questions raised by the Information Institute. June The U.S. women’s crew team lost a double-scull Parks and Recreation Commission about the Don’t drive into Mexico without a policy written by a shell from a trailer somewhere between Niantic 2 3 rd arbitration procedure against auto creases the period under which consu­ law was passed, little has been done to effects of the ordinance. Mexican company, the newsletter says, adding that 50 and Allentown, Penn., after leaving Niantic on % Bv Bruno V. Ranniello Canada also has special insurance rules that could Open Daily 9-5:30 thurs to 8 Closod 5unday Interstate 95, spokeswoman Ellen Haskins said makers who fail to honor warranties. mers can seek relief from one year to establish voluntary programs. Wood­ Parks commission members had been worried United Press International lead to your car’s being impounded if you don’t carry Tuesday. The original law required owners to two years or 18,000 miles, whichever cock said. that adoption of the ordinance would limit their 3 evidence of financial responsiblity. "Most U.S. Team officials believe the scull fell off the seek refunds from manufacturers first comes first. " I t ’s the last thing we can do, said ability to hire the lifeguards and other park insurers include Canada in their policy territory, the trailer, she said. HARTFORD - Gov. William O’Neill through any voluntary manufacturer’s The new bill also includes any defect Woodcock. “ With the cooperation of the employees they deemed best qualified. They also institute says. A VALUE VARIETY STORE WITH MORE ! The team was on its way to Oak Ridge, Tenn., has signed a bill which will strengthen dispute settlement mechanism. involving safety in the claims, as well Motor Vehicle Department, the Consu­ said they feared the law would encourage the for the U.S. women's national rowing Connecticut’s landmark Lemon Law This allowed many car manufactur­ as the use or value of a vehicle, and m er Protection Department and the politicization of parks and recreation activities. championships. which protects buyers of new automo­ ers to sidestep the law if they had no makes any violation of the Lemon Law attorney general, we will see the Schwebel told the council the ordinance was “ in Haskins asked anyone spotting the blue Van biles that turn out to be defective. settlement plans. Often those that did lation of the state’s unfair trade Lemon Law enforced,” he said. the interest of consistency” only. "Technically Mortgage Hunter’s Series, Part 4 The legislation signed Tuesday im­ were reluctant to act on claims, leaving Another bill signed by the governor there is no such thing as an employee of the parks Dusen shell to contact the U.S. Rowing f ices act. t Association in Philadelphia. proves the law that went into effect in the consumers to seek relief in court at will extend for two more years the pilot and rec commission,” Schwebel said. “ They’re The team traveled via I^erstates 95 and 287. 1983 by allowing consumers to initiate their own expense. treatment program for chronic all employees of the town.” Routes 17 and 12 and Inter^ates 80. 278 and 78. claims through an independent state The approved measure also in- gamblers, which is funded by a certain ” It’s incredible how many how many appoint­ portion of the revenue earned by ments over the years have been made that are Connecticut’s pari-mutuel gambling technically illegal according to the charter,” he ! landmark law, the first in the added. n, allows buyers of new cars to facilities. Bond reduction denied O’Neill so far has signed 523 bills and Council Chairman Robert Olmstead said after Let the Eagle show you either a refund or another car if a Early retirement to get the meeting he was unsure if the adoption of the HARTFORD — A Hartford Superior Court r is unable to repair any war­ vetoed one measure passed by the 1984 ordinance automatically lifted the council- judge has refused to reduce bond for a Hartford ranted defect within a reasonable Legislature. imposed freeze on town hiring which has been in woman accused of selling heroin to a Bristol By statute, he has until Saturday period of time. place since late last year. woman who later died of an overdose. legislative panel’s review Rep. John Woodcock III, D-South midnight to act on the remaining Judge David M. Barry Tuesday refused to Windsor, the author of the legislation, measures passed by the Legislature. lower the $50,000 bond for Aida Lopez despite By Bruno V. Ranniello where’s it coming from and how will it said the added provisions "now gives Any bills vetoed by O’Neill will be how a deo^ mortgage Woods to be honored arguments by her attorney she has "deep roots” United Press International affect present projected pension us the power of enforcement” and were taken up when lawmakers return to in Hartford and would appear in court when funding?" necessary "because the auto industry attend the so-called trailer session COVENTRY — Christina Woods, a municipal agent serving the elderly in Coventry, will be scheduled. No trial date has been set in the case. HARTFORD — A legislative com­ “ We better know what we’re doing has played gam es" with the law. later this month. Ms. Lopez. 33, will continue to be held at the mittee has rejected an effort to amend and do it right," she said. Only six of the 20 auto makers selling honored at a ceremony Friday at the state Niantic Correctional Center, where she has been state pension regulations to allow early The compromise calls for three their products in America have a Capitol. Mrs. Woods is one of 81 municipal agents who amtwniiilo since her arrest March 27 in connection with the retirement for professors at the state’s members each from the Atiieripan mechanism for settling disputes over death of Joan Mohr of Bristol. Ms. Mohr died after four university divisions. Association of University Professors new auto defects. Since Connecticut’s will be given a special citation for attending injecting the heroin. Instead the Approporations Commit­ and the state to study the impact of training sessions offered by the Department on Ms. Lopez had orginally been charged with a tee agreed Tuesday to study an early retirement and "the educational Aging. J capital felony in Ms. Mohr’s death. The charge, incentive early retirement program for mission of the Connecticut state Municipal agents help the elderly in their which carries the death penalty, was dropped the 1,132 faculty members at the state university system.” communities get services and fuel assistance, arealtuiteK April 24, after doctors said Ms. Lopez was a drug universities in Danbury, New Haven, Early retirement is not offered in any deal with nursing home proMems and find senior addict. State law exempts addicts from the New Britain and Willimantic. of the state contracts covering institu­ job programs. capital felony hcarge in cases of drug sales that Rep. Janet Polinsky. D-Waterford, tions of higher education. Secondary The ceremony will be in the Hall of the House result in death. the committee co-chairman, said she school systems, however, do have the from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. had no quarrel with the concept of authority to enter into such plans. providing incentive for educators be­ Other contracts approved by the Cooperation in space urged tween 57 and 61 to retire early. Committee allow: D Prof’s petition denied “ But we already have a negotiated NEW CONTACT l e n s e s ] COVENTRY — Roberta Koontz, a candidate • A 6 percent re-opener increase for HARTFORD — An emergency request by a pension plan and this proposal is a for the Republican nomination in the Second the third year of a contract that begins University of Connecticut Medical School secondary agreement. We don’t have a Congressional District, said the U.S. should invite July 1, providing $8 million for more surgery professor to stop the school from firing problem with the concept but this was the Soviet Union and other countries to join our than 6,000 highway and maintenance him has been rejected by a U.S. District Judge. just thrown together and nobody knows civilian space program. workers. 7^ CHANGE THE COLOR OF YOUR EYES: Judge Jose Cabranes, after hearing oral how much it will cost the state." “ For world political leaders to negotiate peace, arguments Tuesday, denied a temporary res­ • A 6.8 percent re-opener raise for peoples of the world must communicate,” Mrs. training order, saying Dr. Gordon Snyder 111 of University faculty officials wanted to NEW C O N T A a LENSES Koontz said. ” We have the space age technology add the early retirement provision to a the third year of an agreement West Hartford failed to prove he would be beginning July I for 4,700 administra­ At Optical Style Bar the to talk, see and learn from one another, if N irreparably harmed unless his June 30 termina­ three-year agreement that provides an countries will allow it. average 7.9 wage increase for two tive clerical workers that will cost the opportunity to look tion is stopped. ^ state $6.9 million. uniquely different with the “ Something happened the day the Russian Cabranes said Snyder has enough remedies years beginning Aug. 24 with a cosomonaut and the American astronaut met in available to him. including sueing for back pay re-opener clause at the start of the third • A 7.2 percent re-opener hike forthe soft color contact. Come space ... for the first time political andIftiltural and reinstatement. He said Syndcr does not need year. third year of a contract starting July 1 see the new you, with dif­ barriers were broken,” she said. “ This need for the extraordinary protection of a temporary that will provide 620 educators in ferent color eyes. As seen common goals and rewards should be applied to The cont ract will cost the state of $7.8 • 763 and 191 Main St., Mon An p installatiomI the bold and controversial plan ’Tuesday by an 3 WHO savings, not short-sighted promises. 3 14% 14.50% 15% i SERVICE • WITM ^YBI20ADUOO/V1 CARES... “ astounding” 4-1 margin in a special statewide 4th year CARPET IN THEIR STOCK... THAT'S referendum. . 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Wcdiuwil.iv. .luiic l.t 1984 __ll._ 10 M AN( IIKSTI-.H IIK H Al.l), \\odnos(1;iy. Juno 13, l!)H4 \ Bulk fee $12 per ton \ Obituaries \ Landfill funding changes \ SPORTS Francis M. Sullivan, She had also been employed as a rie in Florida, Theresa Begin of F Fogarty and Stephen T. Cassano was teacher at MHS telephone operator at the Institute West Hartford, and Carman Snay By Alex GIrelll trailers, vans, or pick^ trucks of Living in Hartford. She was a in Florida; and four that have passenger or combina­ and Republican Director Peter Francis M, Sullivan, 57, of 29 Herald Reporter DiRosa. Directors Kenneth T ^- communicant of St. James grandchildren. tion registration plates will pay a Sioep Hollow Lane, died Tuesday The funeral will be Thursday at ford and,Eleanor Coltman wer^ Church. A $12 per ton fee for bulk users of permit fee of $3 a year. Those who at Manchester Memorial Hospital. 9:15 a.m. from the Richard W. She leaves a ' son, Gerald A. the town landfill was approved 5-2 use vehicles with commercial absent. ’ , ^ Before retiring in 1981 he had been Sheehan Funeral Home. 1084 New The nay Votes were cast by Maxwell’s 24 points help Celts repeat Dzicek of Hartford; two daugh­ plates will pay a $5 permit fee. an industrial arts teacher at by the Board of Directors Tuesday ters, - M rrf Lynn D. Walsh of Britain Ave., West Hartford, with a There will be one ton of free Republican directors Donna., Manchester High School for 25'A night under a plan changing the itself. Manchester and Jill A. Dzicek of mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. dumping for, each business Mercier and William Diana. Bv Frederick Waterman geles Lakers, making Boston 7-0 in “ When I can score like that I can years, 10 of which he served as landfill's funding from taxes to a Hartford; five grandchildren; and in St. Mark the Evangelist Church. account. Mrs. Mercier asked if the UP I Sports Writer The 6-foot-8 forward scored 24 final-round seventh games and 8-0 pick the team up as much as Larry department head. He was the fee schedule. a great-grandchild. Burial will be in Fairview Ceme­ As part of the plan, the town imposition of fees would not points to give the Celtics their 15th versus the Lakers in the champion­ can," added Maxwell after Boston husband of Barbara Supple But many town residents who A mass of Resurrection will be tery, West Hartford. must purchase a scale to place at increase the cost of trash collection BOSTON — Cedric Maxwell NBA banner with a 111-102 victory ship round. had won its 15th title in 16 Sullivan. haul trash to the landfill will not Thursday at 9 a.m. in St. James Friends may call at the funeral the landfill. Users will be charged contracts for local businesses. made Boston Celtic history repeat Tuesday night over the Los An- Maxwell, who scored 14 points on appearances in the championship. He was born in Hartford on Nov. pay any fee. Rather, those driving Church. Burial will be in St. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 based on the difference in wieght Penney responded that the fee free throws, believes the Celtics' "I'v e always been able to rise to 20. 1926, and had lived in Manches­ cars or station wagons will have to Augustine Cemetery, Glaston­ p.m. Memorial donations may be when they enter and leave the system would shift the cost of :5 L v will to win brought them the 1984 the occasion. I'm not saying I'm a ter for the past 22 years. He was a prove they reside in Manchester to bury. There are no calling hours. made to the American Heart landfill, which is located off Olcott operating the landfill from ho­ title. great player, but when the chips communicant of St. James Church receive a free annual permit from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Association of Greater Hartford, Street. meowners to commercial trash " I felt we had a little more heart, are down, I can contribute," said and a U.S. Army veteran of World the town. St.; has charge of arrangements. 310 Collins St., Hartford. Director Stephen T. Penny, who haulers. . / a little more Character,” said Maxwell, who was the M VP of the War II. He was a member of Elks The tonnage fee will apply only made the motion for approval, said In backing a fee proposal, the Maxwell. “ 1 felt we had more 1981 championship series. Lodge 1893 and was a graduate of to those users who bring trash to that the one free ton of dumping town adminstration has argued desire to win the championship Dennis Johnson added 22 points Central Connecticut State Univer­ Frank Gambolati Walter W. Allen the landfill in trucks of one-ton was designed as a measure of that since the Manchester landfill than they did.” for the Celtics, who had six players sity. He received postgraduate Frank Gambolati, 70, of Tampa, Walter W. Allen, 64, of Arivaca, capacity or more. The directors' relief for small businessmen. is one of the few in the area at Boston out-rebounded Los An­ in double figures. Johnson also credits from the University of Fla., formerly of Manchester, died Ariz., formerly of Manchester, action means a fee plan for all Those voting in favor of the plan which no fee is charged, trash geles 52-33 and grabbed 20 of its came up with two steals late in the Connecticut. Monday in Tampa. He was the died Sunday in Tucson, Ariz. He users that had been considered will were Democratic Directors haulers with trash from other misses for second shots. The fourth quarter. Besides his wife he leaves a son, husband of M ary (Jiustiani) was the brother of Donald Allen not go into effect. Those who go to landfill with Penny, Barbara Weinberg, James towns — or with mixed Manchester strong board work caused the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 29 Neil Sullivan of Dudley, Mass.: a Garhbolati. and Lawrence Allen, both of and out-of-town trash — take Lakers to foul, handing the Celtics points for the Lakers. James daughter, Mrs. Dorric (Cheryl) He was born in Hebron and had Coventry. advantage of the landfill. ' . . V 23 more chances at the line. Boston Worthy added 21, Michael Cooper He was born in Manchester on -U r, Larsen of Coventry; a brother. lived in Manchester for many DiRosa said that the town has hit 43-of-51 while Los Angeles 19 and Magic Johnson 16. Donald Sullivan of Coventry; and March 19, 1920, and had lived in years before moving to Florida 13 decided to prolong the life of the canned only 18-of- 28 foul shots. Johnson said the Lakers were town for many years. several nieces and nephews and years ago. While in Manchester he Truck driver charged landfill as much as possible and For all but 13 seconds, Boston responsible for their own demise. / He also leaves a son. two grand-nieces and nephews. had been the owner of the Gambo­ argued that the fee system will either led or was tied. 'The only “ We kind of handed it to them, in The funeral will be Friday at 8:15 daughters, and a sister, Mrs. lati & Son Construction Co.. He had The driver of a tractor-trailer rig woman companion and a dog reduce the amount of illegal lapse came on the first basket of a sense. We had a feeling we blew it a.m. from the Holmes Funeral Jeanette Werner of Enfield. been a member of the Manchester that tipped over Tuesday morning traveling with him were able to dumping. the second quarter, but the Celtics ourselves," said the Lakers guard, Home. 400 Main St., with a mass of Lodge of Elks and the Greater Funeral arrangements are on the westbound off-ramp at exit climb out of the cabin unassisted. who had 15 assists in the final game At a public hearing on the \- responded with an 8-0 spurt and a Resurrection at 9 a.m. at St. James Manchester Chamber of Com­ incomplete. 93 of Interstate 86 suffered a The truck lay across the exit 38-32 lead. and 95 in the seven games, a new Church. Burial will be in Veterans proposal, a number of residents merce. He moved to Florida to run broken shoulder blade and was ramp and part of the entrance Larry Bird and Robert Parish, championship series record. objected to the fee provision, Field of Fairview Cemetery, West the family citrus groves. charged with speeding, officials ramp, blocking traffic until wreck­ Celtics fans stormed the court at m Boston's top two scorers, com­ Hartford. saying it would amount to double Besides his wife he leaves a son. said today. ing crews were able to right it at bined to hit just 10- of-34 field-goal the end of the game, despite the Friends may call at the funeral Card of Thanks taxation. Some critics also said it Cam Gambolati of Miami, Fla., about 3:30 p.m., some five hours attempts. Bird, who had 20 points attempts of Boston Garden secur­ home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to We would like to express our would not acheive the desired and a sister, Mrs. Lillian Deyorio The driver. Sterling L. Waick after the accident. and 12 rebounds, was named Most ity. Players had to fight their way 9 p.m. Memorial doantions may be heartfelt appreciation to the many effect of reducing the amount of of Tampa, Fla. Jr.. 28, of Corning. N.Y., was Walck's rig, ,registered to Valuable Player of the series. through the crowd, which tried to made to the Manchester Scholar­ friends, neighbors and relatives trash being brought to the landfill. The funeral will be Thursday at 1 trapped inside the truck'seabin for Denver Southwest Espress of P arish' had a game-high 16 re­ take Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's uni­ ship Foundations Inc., 20 Hartford who were so generous and kind in And commercial trash haulers p.m. at Prevatt Funeral Home, N. about 45 minutes while Eighth Little Rock, Ark., was carrying a bounds and contributed 14 points'. form and did snare his goggles. Road, or to the American Heart the loss of Orland "Kip" said they would have to increase 56th St., Tampa, Fla. Burial will be District firefighters tore off the load of Polaroid camera equip­ Bird called Gerald Henderson's Boston led 58-52 at the half and Association, 310 Collins St.. Pritchard. We al.so thank the their prices. in Myrtle Hills Cemetery, Tampa. roof with a , hydraulic tool. A ment, police said. steal at the end of Game 2. which had a.91-78 spread at the end of the Hartford. There are no calling hours. Bethel High School of Bethel. Conn.. The Aluminum Company of tied the game in regulation and third quarter, when it used a 9-0 American. New Canaan, Conn, and gave Boston a chance to win in spurt to finish the period. UPl photo Mary W. Dzicek Alcide A. Bolduc overtime “ the key to the series. Ahead 82-78 with 2:45 remaining the Navy Officers of Groton, Conn. Cedric Maxwell of the Celtics kiss the NBA champion Mary (Walsh) Dzicek, 74, of 79 Alcide A. Bolduc, 62, of West Donna Lee Daniel Pritchard “ We lucked out the first two in the third, Boston blanked Los Wells St., died Tuesday at Man­ Hartford, died Monday. He was the Estclla and Dick Pritchard games we won, and we got blown Angeles the rest of the quarter. ship trophy after scoring 24 points to lead Boston to NBA chester Memorial Hospital. She husband of Ytha Rodrigue Bolduc Kathy Pritchard Springer I out (in Game 3 at Los Angeles), but Kevin McHale started the run with title over the Lakers at Boston Garden. was the wife of the late Frank and the father of Laurette Lu- 'iihili '■ the guys showed a lot of character, a 15-foot jumper from the side and Dzicek. and there is no doubt that what was finished it with two free throws zusky, Janine Sirois and Monique failed to make a run at the Celtii .s She was born in East Orange, Bolduc, all of Manchester. In Memoriam written in the papers motivated when Cooper fouled him intention­ Boston a 107-102 lead. a.s Bo.ston s rebounding prevented N.J., July 31, 1909, and had been a He also leaves two sons, Andre In loving memory of Norman us,“ said Bird, referring to articles ally on a fastbreak layup with two Bird scored the Celtics' last 4 r S Los Angeles from geting seeoml resident of Manchester for four Bolduc in South Carolina and Mark Holmes, who departed this that tabbed the Celtics as inferior. seconds left. points, all on free throws, in the UPl photo shots. The closest the Lakers dree, years, previously living in Hebron Jean-Paul Bolduc of Marlborough; life on June 13th, 1982. Maxwell's performance fulfilled Boston scored just three field last 26 seconds, as the Lakers were near the end was 105-102 on for many years. Before retiring three other daughters, Suzanne a promise to his teammates. goals in the fotirth quarter but forced to foul when unable to sink His love remains, close to all of us Larry Bird is pushed from behind as he goes up for Worthy's jumper with a mimil' she had been employed as a Bolduc of Hartford, Denise Bolduc “Before the game. Maxwell totalled 14 points on free throws. any last-minute 3-point attempts Who love him. basket as Lakers’ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (right) tries to left, setting the stage for the si.\ telephone operator and worked for of Cape Cod, Idass., and Colette said, 'Everyone get on my back Dennis Johnson scored 10 points in by Byron Scott or Cooper. free throws by Dennis Johnson ai'd many years at Southern New Livingston of Hartford; a brother, His wife Patricia; stop him. Pushing Bird is the Lakers’ Michael Cooper because I'm going to carry you the last quarter, his two free In the fourth quarter, the Lakers Bird. England Telephone Co. in the Emmanuel C. Bolduc of Newing­ Jennifer, Jeffrey, while Boston’s Kevin McHale looks on. hom e,'" Henderson said. throws with 45 seconds left giving Manchester and Hartford offices. ton; three sisters, Adrienne LaB- and Julie Rebounding Fisher 4-Head VHS Video Cassette Magic says Lakers Recorder with Wireiess Remote Controi was the key eFfurhudi •Fruit iMd dtslgn •Inirirtd 144uneliMi w irilni rMialt centrd blew it themseives for champs •Up i i B hture nc«ang bej'v: , - , •14-diy, B-twm prMriMMlng •Airtiiiatic PrtgrM Biltelion BOSTON (U P l) — Magic John­ knee, looked up from the stats and Bv Frederlc)c Waterman •Stsm rftM'dIng said the Lakers had played well UPl Sports Writer •IMky NoIm RmucIIm son took a long shower in the same room where Jerry West, Elgin enough to win five games in the •tK -eh m il didrofllc luw /cibli riady BOSTON — The formula w.iv prtunl ehiiMidi Baylor, and the ghosts of Lakers' best-of-seven series. •tB nothing new — the Boston Celtics' •BuHt-ln CMiri potmr supply past also reminisced why they “ But we only won three," he offensive rebounding stifled llic •Spidil ilx-mods pliybidt could not beat the Boston Celtics said.' 'There's no consolation if you Los Angeles Lakers' fastbreak YOU KNOW either. didn't have the goods. It's as FVH730 "They had a lot of .second shois OOlfKI For the eighth time in as many simple as that." and that killed us.” said I.akeis NBA championship series between And like the character in a @FISHER guard Magic Johnson after Boston the two teams, the Lakers lost to Woody Allen film who rued the won the decisive seventh gaiue AL SIEFFERT'S offers one of the CaA/a Rmdy the Boston Celtics. Tuesday night's missed opportunities of his life, Hl-102 Tuesday night. "You can't Here'* Fi»her technology with the convenience ol remote 111-102 defeat in Game 7 kept Jabbar said the special sense of control In en ell-new VKS video ceseette recorded You cen run without the bull." Johnson in the shower for almost losing a seventh game to Boston, record, play, pauae. atlll trame, rewind, review, feat-forward Boston's M l,. Carr said the areas largest selections of Top and cue... all with the unit'* hand held remote control mo­ an hour and left teammate Ka­ just as his Milwaukee Bucks had in Celtics' 15th championship title, dule! Plua, thl* affordable VCR alao Include* a dally pro­ reem Abdul-Jabbar staring at a the championship ten years ear­ grammable timer and preaeta lor 12 atallonal See thia fine the second since Lurry Bird joiiieil sheet of statistics wondering what lier, left him hollow. value from Flaher todayl theteam in 1979-80 "isthesvveetesi Brand Air Conditioners? •CaMMi went wrong. Lakers owner Jerry Buss came ever because everyone had written • tia a d ita reaMa caatral •t-Saar/44Mar/l-lNar/l4Mar “ We kind of handed it to them in in to the locker room, patted •Aabadk tlayMk ailM lai raiarSlat a d s lt y M t us off. They said L.A. was the l)cst NOW YOU KNOW! •4 Day P ra m e a illa • 4S)|S atadi/aladradc tapa caaMw a sense," Johnson said when he Jabbar on the knee, and said, ever assembled. " > • M laadi aialrdi •Sae pratMiaa ayitaa esa t m finally emerged wet, holding only a “ Have a nice summer. Give me a •VW/UIIFalacIradchMr Bird, named the series' M\P, ladaalar towel wrapped around his waist. call and we'll have some lunch shot just 6-of-18 from the flooi in “ We have a feeling we blew it when you're in Hawaii. Maybe we UPl photo Game 7. WE HAVE THEM All ourselves ... those opportunities." cen hook up and have lunch or "It wasn't frustrating because Johnson reflected on a fourth watch the beach." ^Fifhar Audio Component Crowd surges onto floor as game ends still playing as Larry Bird (center) makes every shot we missed, we got liack GE • WESTINGHOUSE • EMERSON Fishar Component quarter spurt that moved the The series matched the two best Systam and Celtics’ Robert Parish and Lakers’ his way off the court. in. he said. "1 did the things I Lakers from a 14-point deficit to fpams in basketball in a contrast of too System wanted to do but the ball wouHii I SANYO • CARRIER • 4000 BTU - 33000 BTU trail by only 3. But two steals by tradition, fans and lifestyles. Bos­ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (right rear) are Witts drop in. We felt if we banged the Celtics guard Dennis Johnson that ton fans ruthlessly booed the flash Par, offensive boards and stopped their Tinally ended the hopes of the of the Lakers' purple haze fast . running game, we'd liav Channel favored Lakers. break and m ovie star Jack Nichol­ success." ATTENTIONI "W e wanted to win but it wasn't son, who sat in a sky box seat, gave Maxwell turns scorer Los Angeles coach Pat Riley enough to overtake them ," Magic the Celtics a choke sign pointed to rebounding as the key. UMITED TECH EmployM S Oa,^€ Johnson said. "W e still came back. throughout. "W e knew coming into the series Now that CARRIER le • oIvIoIm of Unitod TocliSv It was a sign of not quitting. I'm not Meanwhile, Boston fans waved that we had to stay even on tiie buy the quality lino and save WHh addHtonal going to make any excuses.” signs that parodied Los Angeles: New Fisher Jabbar, bouncing his son on his "W here's the tofu?" boards," he said. employao rabatal ______when needed the most Boston coach K.C. Jones agreed •CAMOe SUdla SunSard lalairiUdSMraalleptl- 25” Television "W e talked about it in practice, nSr BOSTON (UPl) — Throughout are down I can contribute.” Celtics reserve M.L. Carr said. and we talked about it before Hie • F M e n i Stodte Standard Quarts P U AM/FM Dig- •FriTiir MC730 AM/FM Blirao Ri- la_t tinthestied Tuner the playoffs, the Boston Celtics had Boston came through when the "They said L.A. was the best team gam e." he said, "It was esserilial •M T 2 7U B Studio Standard Ssmt-AulMBUc Oirdct with ealvar Drive TurntaMo •BullHn FIthir Front Lead CatiiHa come up with a number of different chips were down repeatedly during ever asseipbled and we took that we dominate the board's. " •CR1258 Audio Standard Aereo Cassitle Ooch Oiek tasks for Cedric Maxwell — and all the series, winning two of its four exception to that. Cali them what Boston guard Danny Ainge said •DSt7B Audio Standard 3-Wav Stereo Sound onh •Built-In Automillc Recard Chingar seemed critical. He didn't disap­ games in overtime. Most of the you want — call us winners." there were'other reasons. Now Only point, especially in the game that Celtics agreed they had some “ We had things in our eyes that "W e have a lot of pride." he said. decided the NBA championship. catching up to do after the first said we weren't going to be "P rid e that has been passed do'v. n games of the series. denied," McHale said of the to us." f/v Maxwell was in the spotlight $794 when he was assigned to cover They had different ideas about Celtics' Game 7 victory. “ They're high-scoring Bernard King when what turned things around — a great team, but I don't think they SAVE S20Q00 SAVE « I2 5 0 « the New York Knicks threatened in guard Danny Ainge thought it was wanted as much as we did." $288 the Eastern Conference semifi­ Los Angeles' 33- point blowout Jones, who participated in Cel­ p : N o ' ? ! » nals. He occasionally proved he victory in Game 3, while Jones tics championships of a different window is ^ could provide the offensive punch figured it was Kevin McHale's era as a player, put the current clothesline tackle of Kurt Rambis title on top of his list of favorites. too difficult ^ "H W to Go!” when it was needed, too. Maxwell scored a team-high 24 in the next game. This one ranks “ best of all because for Carrier Fiakar PN 4M wHIi points, while adding 8 rebounds But nearly all the Celtics be­ it happened now, tonight, here.” he and 8 assists Tuesday night, in the lieved the winning element in the said. Celtics' 111-102 title game victory series was their level of desire, to Jones didn't bother to remind his over the Los Angeles Lakers. avenge last year's embarrassing team about Celtics' titles of the "Before the game, Max said for playoff elimination at the hands of past when getting his team ready everyone to get on his back the Milwaukee Bucks in four Tuesday night. because he was going to carry us straight games. " I told them go out and win the ’Cool. . home,” said Celtics guard Gerald "E veryone counted us out,” damn game,” he said. fniaM Henderson. “ That's exactly what he did." ooiiqiiors Boston coach KC Jones agreed. * ^ r a « o n * « “ Max was the game-bail man,” he Fans celebrate float said. Maxwell normally doesn't have ANY TYPE 8F INSTALUTMM: to worry about producing Boston's front-court points, a chore most Celtics’ victory ♦"gggRf P W R WJWITS _ •THMI^THE-WAU UNITS often handled by Larry Bird, the •CAStWEMT WINDOW UNITS «H0IIE A BUSINESS UNITS series' Most Valuable Player. BOSTON (U P l) — Thousands of Traffic jammed the parrow Bird scored 20 points in the jubilant Celtics' fans honked horns streets surrounding the arena and championship game, but struggled and shot off fireworks outside the motorists, leaning out of car offensively at times. Maxwell Boston Garden early today, wav­ windows waving their arms in filled the void perfectly. ing banners and chanting “ W e're signs of victory, added their car horns to the clamor. "When I can score like that I can No. 1” as they celebrated their UPl pholo f iif U w t pick the team up as much as team's victory over Los Angeles. Fans, sporting kelRy green socks, ’ >080 80 l / U M4H0HIS Larry,” said Maxwell, who was the hats, and T-shirts, waved A jubiliant fan gives tne No playoff M V P on the Celtics' last sparklers and shot off firecrackers 1 sign from atop of the championship team in 1980-81. while others took their celebra­ “ I've always been able to rise to tions aloft, scaling the stanchions basketball hoop after the the occasion. I'm not saying I'm a of the elevated subway rails in Celtics beat the Lakers great player, but when the chips front of the Garden. Tuesday at Boston Garden. MAN( HKSTKH IIKHAl.l). . .lutii' i:i litm - !■( li - MANC HKSTKH HKKALl), Wednesday, June l.t, 1984 Scoreboard Coventry baseball team right on schedule •••••••••••••••••••••• Padres 7. BravesR ...... ••••••••••• ue(iSox9.Yinkeei8 Rangers 6, Twins 2 Basketball Will face Somers for state Class S championship ATLANTA SAN D IE <» MINNESOTA TEXAS ^ ^ / the season at 17-5. Softbofll Baseball -bn-N ObrhW . obrhM oBrhM exited in the fourth after a two-run RRomrz ss 4 0 3 1 Wiggins a 5 2 3 0 By Bob Popettl Eastern. Somers eliminated the admit, though, that it will be quite could have kept himself in there For Coventry. Palmer cracked ______•••••••••••••••••••••• Rndipb 2b 5 0 0 0 Boost 3b 4 0 3 1 Puckett ct 4 0 1 0 Sample ct * J 9 9 single by Palmer made it 5-0, Teufel a 4 0 0 0 Rivers dh 4 12 1 Johnson a 5 0 1 0 Gwynn rt 4 2 2 1 NBA Piayoifs Herald Sports Writer Patriots in the semifinals last a while before I coach another but the game and,the team meant two hit and drove in three while • ••••••••••••••••••••• Gfiftev ct 4 2 20 Evans r1 4 2 2 4 Perry It 4 110 Nettles a 5 2 2 2 Abrue’s indecision on a bases- Hrbek 1b 3 1 1 1 Bell a ^ 4 0 2 2 year. group as talented as these guys." more to him." sparkplug leadoff hitter and short­ Tnu.RuT-. nAuec Mllnolv lb 5 3 5 2 RIc* H 5111 Engle c 4 0 0 0 Andersn a o 0 0 0 Murphy ct 4 2 1 0 (torvey 1b 5 1 3 2 Chomplonthto loaded, two-out chopper in front of _____ Bovlor dh S 2 3 S Armoi cf 3 12 2 ChmbI 1b x3 2 2 1 Kennedy c 4 0 2 2 WINDHAM— Things are right J udging by their performance on Morton, now 10-0, relieved star­ Morton, a reputed power pitcher stop Mark Berkowitz had two hits NottlH VI. CBT, 4—FltiooroM ■ ■ ■ ■ Wtnfleld rf4 0 2 1 Easier dh 50 10 Bush dh 4 0 0 0 Parrish rf 3 1 1 2 (Best-ot-Seven) the plate by Patriot Bob Harris Bmnskv rt 4 1 1 1 BJones lb 4 0 0 0 Hall If 1 0 0 0 Salazar pr 0 0 0 0 on schedule for the Coventry High Tuesday, the Patriots appear ter Peter Palmer in the bottom of who fanned 14 Cromwell batters in Main Pub vs. Sullivan, 7:30 - J u n lO r LeglO II Kemp If 3 0 0 0 B ^ n r lb 1010 Boston Vi. LOS AiHWtai resulted in a run, prolonged the and tallied three markers Hatcher It 3 0 0 0 Word It < ? ? 0 Kmmns rt 4 0 2 2 Bochv c 10 0 0 (Boston was, 4-1) __ the fifth inning in what seemed at a quarterfinal victory, wasn’t at Hubbrd a 4 1 1 0 McRynl cf 5 0 ) 0 baseball team. The 21-1 Patriots, tuned and ready for the big game. COVENTRY (10)— Berkowitz s$ ^'BeSlTvam vs. Buckland, 4 — Pooanl HARTFORD — Monchester ^ n lo r c* 4 1 2 0 NeSTnan* c 3 1 1 0 Goettl a 3 0 2 0 Scott c « ) ’ 9 May 77 — Lo* Angeles 115, Boston IW inning and characterized Gris­ Wshnot ss 3 0 2 0 Tollein a 4 12 0 Benedict c 3 0 0 1 Brown It 4 0 0 0 the top ranked team going into Coventry rapped 12 hits, including the time a pivotal moment in the his best against Griswold, which 4-3-2-0, H arris 2b 3-0-1-1. Palm er p-cf MCC B«s vs. MPM, 4-Robertson Leolon baseball team dropped Its ' 2 0 0 0 GedJJSi c 1 0 0 0 m Sv 31 - Boston 124, Los Angeles 121 wold’s early fundamental lapses. 4-1-2-3, Fowler c 5-1-I-8, M orion r»-p Bob B Marie's vs. Trosb Avniv, 7:30 opener in the JC-Couranf Leogue here i i g g J W llkrsn ss 3 1 1 1 Perez p 2 0 0 0 Templtn ss 4 0 1 0 post-season play, are right where three by winning pitcher Jody contest. Palmer had coasted tagged him for four runs on seven TOtab 0 2 7 2 Totob 3* 4 11 4 Royster ph 1 0 0 0 Show p 2 0 0 0 “ We put ourselves into too many 4-0-3-4. Greenwood 3b 3-1-041, Beaulieu Robertson at Colt Park Tuesday with a 2-0 loss to \ g J ‘ °u i’ne 3 - LOS Angeles 137, Boston 104 they wanted to be after prevailing Morton,and ju m p ^ off to an early through the first four frames, safeties over the final five stanzas. dh 3-1-1-8, Gorke lb 5-1-1-0, W illiam s If Sportsman vs. O.W. Fish, 4 — the Horttord Originals. Hoftmn 2b 0 0 0 0 Manesoto Forster p 1 0 0 0 Mortlnz ph 1 0 0 0 JUM 4 - Boston 129, Los Angeles 125 holes early in the gam e," lamented Harper ph 1 0 0 0 Gossoge o 1 0 0 0 over sixth-ranked Griswold, 10-6, 6-0 lead before withstanding a allowing one hit while striking out “ I started getting nervous there 2- 2-1-0, McConnell c f-rt 8-0-8-8, Totals Charter Oak Nell Archambault pitched well tor „ j j , ^ TOXOi M l M l 6 Wolverine coach Gary Kinel. Game-winnino RBI — Wllkerson Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Bevoeg ph 1 0 0 0 in a Class S semifinal Tuesday at seven. But three straight singles to for awhile, but it’s always easy to 35-10-12-8. _ ^ , , , , Nutmeg vs. Oarden Sales, 4 — Monchester but received little.often- _ 14 i 14 t TolcS 34 » 11 * Letterts p 0 0 0 0 ‘ °ta’ne 8 - Boston 121, Los Aiaeles IM Wolverine comeback. Coach Bob GRISWOLD (4)— Brewster c 3-1-2-1, Keeney sive support. Archambault scattered «s IM i —i 12). second guess," added Plaster. “ This was as poorly as I’ve seen us Totab 41 4 1) 5 Totab 42 7 13 7 June 10 — Los Angeles 119, Boston 108 Eastern Connecticut State Univer­ Plaster has naturally been pleased open the fifth by the Wolverine’s Smith 2b 4-0-2-0, Scott If 3-84)4), Cote MPIna vs. Stephenson, 4 — Nike five hits. Pot Merritt was the lone fg^vix—t E—(joettl. OP— Texos 2. LOB— June 12 - Boston 111, Los Angeles 102 play, though we didn’t give up and Mlnnesoto 4, Texos 7.2B—Tolleson, Bell. x-oworded first base on catcher's sity’s Alumni Field. with his club's methodical pro­ seven-eight-nine hitters caused Fortunately, Morton got back all Ib-o 3-0-1-1, Coughlin pr 8-1-0-8, M ozllk Jury BOk vs. Reed, 7:30 - Nike ST'"'!* ^ e - w I n n ln g RBI - EvSns rt). started swinging the bats well later pr 8-0-8-8, Dovls cf 5-1-M, Glleou ss HR—Brunonsky (8), Hrbek (7), Parrish Interferwice. Coventry will face Somers, gress in the playoffs but has kept Plaster and Palmer, himself, to the runs he gave up by clouting a M?k. m?nni5 rtnwn E—Newmon. DP—New York 1, Boston n0).SB-W llker«m|9),Rly«(2).^^^ None out when winning run scored. in the gam e." 3- 84)4), SlonskI dh 3-M-1. Meadows rf ' LOB—NOW York 7, Boston 0. 2B— Cailics 111. Lakars 102 (which beat Haddam- things in perspective. agree on the mound change. two-run double in the eighth and a 4- 2-24), Rente 3b 34M-1. Abrue p-lb UN e DC DOSC SfCOlCrS on I nC DOS0 PQinS WnllC a ■ ■ ___ inm ij *lfi— OI^a MD^_ Altanta 838 810 000 000— 4 Glenn Meadows, Mark Smith Sexi Diego 480 OR) 888 00)— 7 Killingworth, 10-7 in the other “ I still don’t think we have “ Peter started coming high with two-run single in the ninth off 841414), Totals 33-4-18-4. __ Chirt6r Oik Chrls Oeden made several tine deten- Armqs nS). Bwipr 2 12), E '^ 111)(ID. S m ^ » l 7-7, 7 ,) 4 3 0 2 (jome-wlnnlng RBI— Nettles (2). ta m e 7 semifinal), in the championship his pitches and he knew he had lost Wolverine reliever Clay Cote. and Tim Brewster had two hits Coventry 002 310 022 10 E—Kennedy, Show, Murphy, R. Rami­ played as well as I know we can," Griswold OW 020 121 4 Tierney's bombarded Lastrodq who threw out o polr of Hartford =•' Whltehouse 1 0 0 0 1 1 game Thursday at 3 o'clock at his stuff,” Plaster related. "He Losing pitcher Chris Abrue. 7-1, apiece for Griswold, which finishes Pliio, 10-4, Tuesday ot Fitzgerald runners at home. tvons. « b b b b u s rez. DP—Atlanta 2, Son Dleoo 1. LOB— ta - a n - a r PI9 f 1gts said Plaster after the victory. “ I Field. Tom Fortin and Jack Burg led ...... ■■ Darwin (W 5-3) 7 4 2 2 0 3 Atlanta 4, Son Diego 8. 2B— Nettles, Rombls 3 4 1-1 9 0 5 7 the attack with three hits each while i^— < m < c i c O.Jones 2 1 0 0 1 0 Kennedy, Hubbard. 3B—Gwynn, Worthy 9-14 3 4 4 2 4 21 John Butler, Lionel Lessord, Chip IntlMOWn POHy i '2 ? ? I i HBP—by Smithson (Parrish). T—2:M. Murphy. Abdul-Jobbor 12-22 5 4 6 4 3 29 Hlldumbck, Tom Tierney and Kevin r h o i > i i o A—12,1)5. SB—Wiggins 3 (32), R. Romirez (9). S— 4-12 2-4 3 6 5 14 Keena oil chipped In with two hits each it RlgheWI (L 21) 11)112 Cooper Gwynn, Brown. SF—Benedict. M. Johnson 5-14 4-7 5 15 5 14 tor the winners. Lostrodo's was paced !v?Klr,S*.i52V,!!l Boston IP H R ER BB SO Wilkes 2-3 8 0 1 0 4 4 Yankee 9-8 setback ■J*, by Mike Jordon, Jim Poole ond Tom ^ ,<« oji> 2?'? ? o Attonto 2-7 8 8 2 1 3 4 Hit# h ofwhofn rioD#d two sofcttcs urlvc In Ync tylno ono winnino runs Crwfrd (W 2^) 41“3 5 2% 2o 2I 0 Scott Mite,eacnotwnomriooeoiwosoieiies. for Manchester In the fifth Inning. Mike Stanley (S 12) 1 1 0 0 0 1 Perez 5 9 4 5 ) 7 Noter 8 8 8 8 0 0 1 8 BiueJays1Z,Tigers3 Forster 4 3 0 0 1 ) Kupchok 2-4 1-2 3 0 2 5 McMahon was 2-for-3 and Rich Sulll- Rasmussen pitched to 1 batter In 7th; Bedroslon (L 4-4) 0 1112 0 IndBOBnOBm van tripled tor the locals. Howell pitched to 2 batters In BIh. Totab Son Diego BOSTON ( in ) Monchester B lombasted Bolton, WP—Clemons. T—3:09. A—27J194. DETROIT TORONTO Cherrone's Pockoge Store tallied all jo-5. In a tive-inning attoir at Bolton Show 4 7 4 3 4 3 ta-a tt-a r a p tp ts in customary fashion oOrhbl abrhbl Its runs In the first two Innings to settle High. Nell Schacker ond Scott DIblose Gossnge 5 3 0 0 0 2 Moxwell 5-18 14-17 8 8 2 24 Whltokr a 4 0 3 2 Gordo a 5 2 4 1 Letterts (W 1-2) 1 1 0 0 0 1 4-18 84 12 3 1 20 matters eorlv In downing the Pumper- each had three hits and Brian Kennedy Trm m ll ss 2 0 0 0 Collins If 2 2 2 ) Bird nickel Pub, 7-3, at Fitzgerald Field. BUI two to pace Manchester B. Five others Bedroslon pitched to 3 batters In 12th. 4-14 4-9 14 2 3 14 BOSTON (UPI) — Unfortunately for the New York care what anybody says but if you don’t play together, Brookns ss 2 0 0 1 Barfield rf 2 0 1 0 HBP—b y Show (Johnson). WP— Parish Zwick bopped three hits tor the victors collected one hit apiece. Aoron Allbrio D. Johnson 5-13 12-12 4 2 S 22 Yankees. Tuesday night’s loss to the Boston Red Sox you’re not going to win anything." Gibson rf 4 0 0 0 Mosebv ct 5 1 I ) Show. 44 1-2 3 1 4 9 while Greg Johnston and Bob Boland stroked a triple to pace Bolton. 3 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 3 2 0 1 Henderson came in customary fashion. Boston’s victory overshadowed fine performances added two apiece. John Purcru was the Manchester A did Its scoring In the ApInlaeK DpaiuareA T—3:13. A—19,920. Carr 82 80 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 Alkens dh 2 0 1 1 88 2 1 3 10 only Pub plover with two hits. opening tour Innings tor a 5-3 win over UriBIBBO.DIBWBI*** 4 0 0 0 CJhnsn dh 0 1 0 1 Alnoe 5-12 " I don’t know. We’ve had stuff like that happening by Yankees designated hitter Don Baylor, who had The ZembrowskI All-Stars trimmed south Windsor A at Morlarty Field. Buckner 1-1 80 0 0 1 2 to us all year," said New York’s Don Mattingly two homers and five RBI, and Mattingly, who went 4020 Bell rf 4032 Astros 7. Rads 0 44 2-3 4 4 3 10 Farr's, 5-2, at Robertson Park. Steve Eric Rasmus hod two hits and Shawn TiiuinoB m u u ia iiic f f 3 110 Leach If 10 0 0 McHole following the 9-8 loss. “ It’s just the game. I don’t know 5-for-5. Mosle clipped three hits to leod the Tolland two RBI to pace Manchester. , a w 5i rhiii 0 0 0 0 Mulinks a 2 0 0 0 88 88 0 0 0 0 winners while Jim Rook, Jett Berman . Bob Desmond and Jeott Hommond rf z i i s lamx rf * i i n 4 0 0 0 lorg a 3 1 1 0 CINCINNATI HOUSTON TotMS 3444 43-51 S3 18 33 11) what else to say.” Mattingly praised Boston starter Roger Clemens. and Tony Cooello crocked two coch. collected the lone hits tor South £ 4 0 1 ? ^^Ter 2b 5 0 1 1 a 3 2 2 0 W hitt c 4 2 2 3 dbrhbl ObrhM LOS Angeles N l l l i M - m Powered by Dwight Evans’ three-run homer in the " I don’t think he was pitching that badly,” 3 Windsor. Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 Yount ss 4 12 1 G riffin ss 3 1 1 0 Redus It 4 0 0 0 Doran a 4 2 3 1 Boston MM 3318-111 Three-point goals—Cooper 2. Tedinl- eighth inning. Boston came back from a four-run Mattingly said of the rookie right-hander. "W e were NOrthBrn Murray )b 3 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 3 0 10 Fernndz ss 2 0 0 0 Milner cf 4 0 0 0 Reynids ss 5 1 2 0 ^ ^ Roenick It 4 1 1 1 Ogllvle If 5 0 0 0 TOtab M 3 8 3 TOtab a 12 14 II Driessn 1b 4 0 I 0 Cabell lb 4 12 1 deficit in the fourth to gain the victory. It was the Red just swinging the bat good. He throws the ball real The Monchester JCsdownedBarrac- Slngletn dh4 0 1 0 SImmns dh4 0 3 1 Detroit 888 818 188— 3 Parker rt 3 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 1 1 2 —Boston (Illegal defense). A—14490. Sox’ sixth straight win and second time in two nights hard and he did make some tough inside pitches but Utfes Amoco, M, at RqlMrtson Park. . , , . . . Young rt 4 1 1 1 Moore or 0 100 Toronto 181488 83X—12 Esoskv 3b 4 0 0 0 Walling If 10 0 0 they used a three-run homer in their last at-bat to win. we just hit ’em ." Dennis Adorns hod the big Im tor the Am BrlCBII LBBQUB S ta n d in g s Cruz 3b 2 0 0 0 Howell 3b 3 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI— Collins (4). Conepen ss 3 0 1 0 Mmphry ct 4 paoappqqgqqqqqq******* 0 1 2 winners with three hits while Dove " " Gross 3b 1 0 0 0 Romero 3b 2 0 1 0 E—Griftin, Evans. DP—Detroit 1, Oester a 3 0 0 0 Boss cf 10 0 0 “ We’re playing super baseball right now,” said Evans cracked his three-run homer off reliever Felghn contributed a pair ot safeties. Rayford c 3 2 2 0 Sundbro c 4 0 2 1 Toronto 2. LOB—(Jetrolt 8, Toronto 9.2B Bllordell c 3 0 0 0 Puhl rf 5 12 0 Evans. “ We’re going to have to play this way all year Dave Righetti. The losers were paced by Ken Smith's East Mannng ct 3 1 2 0 —Whitoker, (tordo, Grubb, Bell. 3B— Berenvl p 1 0 0 0 Gamer 3b 3 110 Football ^inch hitter Rick Miller and Jackie Gutierrez three hits and the two-hit outings ot W L Pet. GB Brohrd ph 0 0 0 0 Collins, Whitoker. HR—Whitt (4). SB— Franco p 0 0 0 0 Ashby c 2 0 0 1 if we want to catch the Detroit Tigers. Ralph Pemberton and Jack Moreau. Detroit 44 15 .744 — Totota 32 5 7 5 Totoli 41 4 15 4 Collins (IS). SF—CJohnson. Foley ph 1 0 0 0 NIekro p 4 0 10 •pgpqooaopqogqqpqqq*** " I t wasn’t really that bad." said Evans about his opened the eighth with walks and were sacrificed by Toronto 37 a .427 7 Baltimore 010 001 010— 5 IP H RERBBSO Cato p 0 0 0 0 club’s poor start. "The only problem is that the Tigers Wade Boggs. Evans then drilled a 2-2 fastball by Wp<5t «iidp Baltimore 35 » .574 0 MUwoukee BM001 001—4 Detroit Walker ph 10 10 v v e & l O iu e Boston 31 » .525 13 Game-winning RBI — Shelby (1). Morris (L 11-3) 3 8 4 4 2 3 Scherrer p 0 0 0 0 USFL standings went crazy but if you put us in any other division, Righetti, 2-1, over the left- field wall. Ward whipped the Elks, 14-5, at New York a 33 .«1 18/j E—Douer, Murray. LOB—Boltlmore2, Monge 4 4 3 2 )1 Totab 31 0 1 0 Totab 17 7 13 7 we’re OK. We have good talent on this team. I don’t The Red Sox scored twice in the seventh on triples Paganl Field. Jett Warner slugged 5! '212 12,’ Milwaukee 17. 2B—Yount, Dauer. Lopez 1233)0 Clndnnotl 000 000 000— 0 Eastsrn Conference by Evans and Jim Rice and a single by Tony Armas. Houtton 211 300 OOx— 7 three hits while Rick Mllko added two Cleveland a 34 .393 M'/j h R— Toronto Atlantic Division New York took a 24) lead in the first on back-to-back tor the victors. George White paced the _ ... "**’ « c Roenicke (1), Young (3), Shelby (3). S— Clancy (W 54) 7 2-3 7 3 3 4 5 Gome-wlnnlno RBI — Cabell (2). W L T Pct. PF PA Elks w ith three singles. Co Ifornlo 33 a — Shelby. SF—Gantner. Jackson 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 E—Oester, Garner. LOB—Cincinnati 5, y.Phllo. 15 1 0 .9M 438 201 singles by G riffey and Mattingly, Baylor’s infield out 2 S 1 2 I, " • H r e r b b s o M orris pitched to 3 batters In 4th. Houston 11. 3B— Puhl, Cruz. SB— x-New Jersey 12 4 0 .750 387 295 and a bloop single to right by Dave Winfield. k ill Seattle ^39 a .446 4V3 Baltimore HBP—by Monge (Collinsand Upshaw). T Doran Five-mn rally P inaurgh 3 13 0 .188 245 311 Boston scored three runs in the bottom of the second N ik s MInnesola 32 .447 4'/j Davis 5 10 2 0 1 3 —2:43. A—40,437. (4). SF—Ashby. Washington 2 14 0 .125 242 444 . . ..a ...... u Konsos City 26 30 .444 4Vj TMrtnz (W 3-4) 3 2-3 5 2 2 5 4 IP H R ER BB SO a u lh e m Division off starter Dennis Rasmussen to take the lead. Armas H I Stiw art (S 1) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Clndnnotl x-BIrmnohm 13 3 0 .813 504 279 hit his 15th homer of the year, Bill Buckner then bis in th6 top of tho s6V6ntn rallied Texas 26 35 .426 7 MiiwaukM Berenyl (L 3-7) 3 1-3 Allstate Business Machines to a 9-5 Tuesday's Results u ir r in ^ 7 z s s n z Cubs 11, Expos 4 x-Tomoo Boy 12 4 0 .750 440 322 doubled and Ed Jurak pinch ran and went to third on a Franco 1 2-3 New Orleans 8 8 0 500 314 355 lifts Post 102 victory over Flo's Cake Decorating at Boston 9, N w ^rk 8 Rngers (L 0-2) 2 4 3 3 1 1 Colo 2 single by Jeff Newman. Gutierrez and Boggs then Nike Field. John StanIzzI and Gordon Toronto 12. Detroit 3 T?5V A--15J90 ^ ^ ^ ' Memphis 7 9 0 438 297 303 MONTREAL CHICAGO Scherrer 1 4 12 0 250 201 434 McCormick punched out three hits Baltimore5,Milwaukee4 .—v>...... Houston Jacksonville singled for two runs. each tor the winners while Doug Texas 4, Minnesota 2 ObrhM ObrhM Western Conterence Five big runs in th^ bottom of the sixth inning wiped Rolnes ct 4 0 3 2 Dernier ct 5 2 2 0 NIekro (W 5-7) 9 3 0 0 1 4 The Yankees got three runs back in the third. Newell, BUI Stevenson and Ray Mclean Californio 3, Chicogo 2,10 Innings WP—Berenvl. T—2:17. A—8442. Central Division out a 4-0 deficit as Manchester American Legion Rose 1b 2 0 0 0 Sondbrg a 5 1 2 1 v-Houston 11 5 0 .408 552 371 Griffey singled, stole second and went to third on an all had two hits apiece. For Flo's, Tom Seattle 3, Kansas City 2,10 Innings baseball team registered a come-from-behind 5-4 Eastman, Carl Ochino, Joe Vlolette Cleveland 11, Oaklond 5 , .. _ McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 Motthws If 4 2 2 3 Michigan 8 8 0 .500 344 341 error by Newman and scored on Mattingly’s single to and Harry Roy all poked two hits each. Wednesday'sOames Indians II, A S5 Stenhos ph 1 0 0 0 Cotto If 0 0 0 0 a n Antonio 4 10 0 .375 240 294 victory over Middletown in exhibition play Tuesday right. Baylor followed with a line drive into the left Lucas p 0 0 0 0 Durhm 1b 5 1 1 0 Oklahoma 4 10 0 .375 227 402 (All Times EOT) night at Manchester Community College. field screen. nop Cleveland (Blvleven 4-2) at Oakland _ Dawson rf 3 0 0 0 Hall rt 4 2 2 3 Cardinals 7tPhllllBs2 Chicogo 5 11 0 .312 323 410 Dllone If 0 0 0 0 Cev a 4 1 1 0 Podllc DIvblon The P ost'102 contingent, 1-1 in exhibition play, The teams traded runs in the fourth before Baylor’s UPI photo (Burris 5-3), 3:15 p.m. CLEVELAND OAKLAND Carter c 4 12 1 Davis c 4 2 3 4 Allied Printing pummelled the B.A. New York (Nlekro8-3) at Boston (Boyd ____^ M ir h W A r h M Los Angeles 9 7 0 .542 304 319 commences Zone Eight action tonight against two-run blast, his 12th of the season, gave the Yankees Ramos c 0 0 0 0 Bowo ss 10 10 ST. LOUIS PHILADELPHIA Arizona 8 0 0 .500 431 274 New York second baseman Willie complete first-inning doubleplay Tues­ Club, 10-2, at Nike Field. Jim Roslllo 1-3), 7:35 p.m. Butler ct 4 2 2 0 Hendrsn It 2 1 2 1 Walloch a 3 1 0 0 Owen ss 3 0 10 Windsor at MCC at 6 o’clock. a four-run lead. J ObrhM ObrhM Denver 8 8 0 .500 329 379 Randolph jumps over Boston’s Wade launched a three-run home run and P**’’®'* (Wilcox 7-3) at Toronto (Stieb i 2 n J< 1 S S ? Froncon It 4 0 0 0 Eckerslev 4 0 10 Middletown had scored two runs in the third and day at Fenway Park. Doug Leonard and John Pierson lined 3-2 or Gott 2-2), 7:35 p.m. '5a e 2 2 2 Murphy ^ J 0 ( LSmlth It 5 12 0 amuel a 4 1 1 0 Oaklond 7 9 0 .4M ;I14 304 Steve Crawford pitched 4 1-3 innings in relief to get Thomas a 4 1 2 1 Brusstar p 1 0 0 0 Londrm It 0 0 0 0 Maddox cf 3 x-dindied 0 1 0 ptovoft spot fifth innings for its 4-0 advantage. The locals finally Boggs and pegs to first base to a polr ot safeties each tor the victors. , BoUlmqre (nanogan5-4) at Milwaukee I l’Pr'V’'’,,'*'' ? 9 S 9 2b 3 0 0 0 Flynn ss 4 1 1 0 Herr a 4 1 1 0 Hayes cf 10 0 0 his second victory in as many decisions. Jim Murray led B.A. with three hits (Hoos 3^5), 8:M p.m. I?****^ ,1* f 2 ? 9 Wagner u 2 0 0 0 v-dinched divblon line got going in the sixth frame. while Jim Deere added two tor the Minnesota (Schrom 0 0 ) at Texas Nixon It 1 0 0 0 KInqmn dh 3 0 1 1 Leo p 0 0 0 0 Vn Slyk )b4 1 1 1 Wilson It 4 0 11 Monday's Result losers (Tanano 44), 8:35p.m. Castillo rf 4 1 2 0 Brrghs ph 1 1 1 1 Schatzdr p 0 0 0 0 Hendrck rf 5 1 2 3 ahmidi a 4 0 0 0 a n Antonio 21, Pittsburgh 3 Dave Dougan ignited the rally with a hustle double. Chicago (Dotson 7-3) at Californio Jacoby 3b 5 1 2 1 Lonsfrd 3b 3 0 0 0 Little ph 10 10 Porter c 3 0 0 1 Lezeano rf 4 0 0 0 Fridav, June 15 Mike Custer singled him home and Brendan MODERN RUTO M l__ ___ n ___ (John J4),10:»p.m. ■ Willard c 4 12 1 Almon 3b 10 00 Johnson 1b 2 0 0 0 (taerkfll a 4 1 3 0 Wckntss )b 3 1 1 1 (All Times EDT) Player w o m a n s n a c Kansas c ity (Gura 4-2) at Seattle Bernzrd 2b 5 1 1 1 Bochte 1b 2 12 0 Totab a 4 9 4 Totab 40 I I 14 II McGee ct 5 1 1 0 Dloz c 3 0 0 0 Washington at Philadelphia, 7p.m. McCarthy followed with a single. Dan Bontempo RADIATOR Montreal 002002 000— 4 OSmIth ss 4 0 11 G ordo ss 3 0 0 0 Jacksonville at New Orleans, 8 p.m. fanned but reached first base safely when the The First Stop Lounge racked UP a ^^u't^lay!?Games S ‘c 20 10 Chicago M l SOI Olx— 1l Horton o 2 0 0 0 KGross p 0 0 0 0 Arizona at Chicago, 8 p.m. INTRODUCES Game-winning RBI — Matthews Middletown catcher was unable to handle the third JUNE COUPON SPECIALS Ih#Nor^ina^of "Tn?nan*^A«^ Baltimore Of Mllwoukee Davis rt 2 111 Roisleh ph 0 1 0 0 Kern p 1 0 0 0 Ookland ert Los Angeles, 10 p.m. all set the 90-mlnule OauCleveland Ot Oakland Phillips ss 3 1 0 0 (7). Allen p 1 0 0 0 Aguayo ph 0 0 0 0 Saturday, June 14 strike. Konsos City Ot Seattle Totals 4) II 15 9 Totals 315 8 5 DP—Chicago 2. LOB—Montreal 5, Whrmstr p 0 0 0 0 Denver at New Jersey, 1:30 p.m. Matt Mirucki, Ken Krajewski and Jim Fogarty all drIvB-ln and U Chicogo 11. 2B— Rolnes, Hall, Dernier, G G ro ii ph 1 0 0 0 Birmingham at Memphis, 8 p.m. S 1 na?ri2 N** I* °* Boston, night Cleveland 510 111 000—II Owen, Dovls. 3B— Sandberg. HR—Hall drew free passes to force home three runs. for Open drivaaway aolutlonl uftik nik^rini.^H'thrMruti^.i^^hR'iLna Minnesota ot Texos, night Ookland 001800 0>)—5 Compbll p 0 0 0 0 Tomoo Bov at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. ChIcogo ot Colltornia, night Game-winning RBI — Franco (3). (4), Matthews (4), (tovls 2 (10), Corter Totab 37 7 11 4 Totab » 2 4 2 Manchester scored the winning run on another FOR: CAR WASH the winnws. Debra GursW, Mary " E—Bochte, Heath, Davis, Mor- (13). SB—Dernier (25). S—Lm . St. LOUb 023 011000— 7 strikeout. Chris Helin whiffed but the catcher again By Martin Lader Boyko and Joan Lindsay chipped In IP H RERBBSO Philadelphia lOOIOOOO*-3 Auto rsdator leaks, 244 BROAD STREET Montreal failed to hold the third strike with Mirucki scoring UPI Sports Writer with two apiece for First Stop. For „ ,, . . . Jocobv DP^Ieveland 1. Oakland 1 Gome-wInnlng RBI — None. hew leaks, MANCHESTER Tajopa, Mary Dee Snow, Marie Krul NatiOnSi Laagua Standings LO B ^Iw N ^ 9! oSktand Leo (L 10-3) 3 9 7 7 3 3 E—Dloz, (aerkfell. LOB—St. Louis 9, from third base with what proved to be the MAMARONECK, N Y. overheiting, and Liz BIckley all had two hits. Castillo, Hargrove, Esslan. HR— Schotzeder 1 2 2 2 1 2 Philadelphia 3. 2B—Herr, Oberkfell. Radio, TV McCiatflocxi 2 3 1112 game-winner. — Dealing in definitives, Franco H R ^ Jim Powers pitched the first five innings for themiestats, Qiiety uu . prt OB (1), Tabler (1), Burroughs (2). 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Sales tax and registra­ w5twS3?r SJSttiJJi IPHRIRBBSO E—Berro. DP—PltbburghX New York Foster signs new pact addition he took the Mas­ nod tine oll-oround gomes. Woodword and Sheoter; Price, Brvden Chicago 1. LOB—Pittsburg 9, New York 5.2B— THURSDAY tion not included. Stock #7707 Notloiral L e < ^ — Denny, Phll 1J5; B fb n b P " ters and British Open tion not included. Stock #7613. (5) ond Harper. W—Brvden (1-4»; L— Seover 8 4 2 2 1 3 Foster, Brooks. HR—Loev (5). Ryan, Hou 2.02; Pena, LA 109; DETROIT — Center Dwight Foster has signed H RERBBSO Clots 8 Championship three times each and the . , Woodward (4-5). HR—Woterburv, Jones (L G1) 11-331110 Honeycutt, LA 2.18; Trout, Chi Z22. a 2- year contract with the Detroit Red Wings, A m e ric a n Carros- Agosto 0 1 0 0 1 0 P lttab u rib American League — Dovta, Bolt 1 J i; I h j . So'"9»'» nt Eostarn PG A twice. McWIIIImt (W 14) 8 9 3 3 0 4 Connecticut State University, 3 General Manager Jim Devellano said Tuesday. CO (11 Baroloft 0 1 0 0 0 0 W 1 .K S11M, Amnrlcnn Leptan For the first time since MARC scored In all but one^lnnlng Baltimore Orioles a 5-4 Fingers said he wasn't throwing City 3-2 in 10 innings and Cleveland At Anaheim, Calif., Doug DeCin- victory over Milwaukee, ft was the as poorly as it appeared. hammered Oakland 11-5. ces’ broken-bat single with the b : By Susan Plese chopped tomatoes; others are based on Blue Jays 12, Tigers 3 Brewers' fifth straight loss as they " I felt better than I've felt in a bases loaded and one out in the 10th Herald Reporter a heavier tomato puree and chopped At Toronto, George Bell had fell to 2-10 in June. long lim e." he said. "1 was drove in Rob Wilfong with the vegetables. Fresh herbs are a must. Fingers, 0-2. entered the game throwing strikes, but they were three hits and two RBI, Ernie winning run to lift California. It’s going to be another hot. sticky with a 1.50 ERA and 10 saves. bad strikes. I think it's been seven Whitt belted a three-run homer and DeCinces’s hit came off Salome day, the weatherman says. Tempera­ BUT THERE ARE dozens of other “ Rollie's done the job 90-95 or eight years since I gave up two-! Damaso Garcia had four hits to Barojas and made a loser of A1 tures in the 90s again, with more warm cold soups to concoct as well. Try percent of the lime in a save home runs in an inning." help snap a five-gamO Blue Jays’ Jones, 0-1, while Doug Corbett, 2-0, weather predicted for the weekend. Yogurt Soup made yvithyogurt, raisins, situation, so you go with that Tippy Martinez. 3-4, picked up losing streak. Jim Clancy, 5-6, won in relief. Angels starter Mike cucumber and herbs. Or Summer Pea percentage," Milwaukee manager the win by pitching 3 2-3 innings in allowed seven hits in 7 2-3 innings Witt struck out 13, a league high We’re in the middle of a full-fledged heatwave — and it’s not even summer Soup made with fresh peas, a head of Rene Lachemann said. "But he's a relief of Storm Davis, Sammy for the victory. Jack Morris, 11-3, this year. yet. lettuce and seasonings. human being like everyone else. Stewart got the last out for his first was knocked out in the fourth after A shim'mering Jellied Clam Broth being shelled for six runs on eight Cold soups are usually lighter and I'v e gone to him all year and I'll save. Mariners 3, Royals 2 looks. as cool as it tastes. Carrot hits. It was his earliest exit since less filling than the hearty mixtures continue to go to him." Milwaukee had a chance to win At Seattle, Larry Milbourne’s Vichyssoise is a pretty variation on the 1982. served as winter fare. With the Fingers came on in the eighth in the ninth, scoring a run on Jim two-out single scored pinch runner more familiar potato-based vichys­ Rangers 6, Twins 2 exception of chicken, meat is rarely after Bob McClure had allowed Sundberg's double and then load­ Darnell Coles from second base in soise. An Indian Chicken Soup, pingent At Arlington, Texas, Danny used in the preparation of cold soups, just three hits over the first seven ing the bases with none out. But the 10th inning to lift the Mariners. with curry, is easily made with canned since any fat that remains on the meat Mike Moore, 3-4, went the distance chicken soup, fresh apples and sour will congeal and look unattractive for the triumph. Milbourne had cream. when served in a cold broth. tied it 2-2 in the sixth with his first The following recipe is courtesy of For the same reason, homemade homer of the year. Joe Sinnamon, a chef at Cavey’s broth that is used as a base for cold Restaurants on 45 E. O n te r St. Make All-Star voting has begun soups should be chilled before using. It Indians 11, A ’s 5 the soup a day in advance and chill to is easy, then, to skim the surface of all At Oakland, Calif., Julio Franco allow flavors to blend. hardened fat. and Pat Tabler hit two- run homers Major League All-Star ball'ots. courtesy of Despite the lack of meat, a pot of cold 3 in the first inning to spark UPI photo Cavey’s Gazpacho Gillette, for the 1984 extravaganza are now soup can serve nicely as a nutritious available at the ballparks. Cleveland in a fight-marred game. Three Oakland players and A ’s Home plate umpire Jerry Neudecker (left) has a hold of centerpiece of a summer meal. Protein 2 cucumbers, peeled and diced Now, who would you vote for to play in the '84 Thoughts in cold vegetable soups i^ provided with manager Jackie Moore were 2 medium tomatoes All-Star Game? Toronto's Dave Collins (center) as he engages in a meat substitutes such as milk, yogurt, ejected as the result of brawls 2 green peppers, or That could leave more than a few people in a ApLENty shouting match with Tiger catcher Lance Parrish during or legumes. 1 green and > red pepper quandry. which broke out after beanball Len Auster incidents in the sixth and seventh fourth inning action Tuesday. Collins attempted to go to Additional protein can be added to 3 ribs celery For one, there are several players who are complete the meal. A side dish of green 1 medium red onion having outstanding seasons who are not even on Sports Editor innings. the mound after being hit by a pitch by Sid Monge. salad, for example, can be topped with 1 46-ounce can tomato juice the ballot. One prime example is Philadelphia fe slices of cheese, ham, chicken or 2 cups water second baseman Juan Samuel. ¥4; hard-cooked egg and served alongside 3 tablespoons olive oil We voted for the Cubs' Ryan Sandberg, and NL roundup the pot of soup. One-third cup cider vinegar then checked the Major League leader list and see vl, 1 teaspoon Tabasco sauce Samuel among the leaders in batting average, 1984 ALL-STAR ELECTION H'’ COLD SOUPS generally can be made IVi teaspoons Worcestershire sauce runs scored, triples and stolen bases. GdleHe hours ahead of serving time. In fact, 1 teaspoon minced fresh garlic Quite impressive. AMERICAN LEAGUE many benefit from a few hours chilling 2 tahlespooons lemon juice But Sandberg is having a heckuva year himself, Exiled Steve Howe still to blend flavors. Salt and pepper to taste among the leaders in RBI, hits, doubles, and li Garnishes for cold soups are all- Add 1 teaspoon salt to diced cu­ triples. important. Try minced fresh herbs, cumbers and set aside. Dice tomatoes, So, we went with him. 5t,:li 1 ft'-, slices of lemon, lime or orange, or peppers, celery and onion and add to How about the rest of the ballot. Well, we like able to help Dodger mates i-i' finely chopped vegetables such as cucumbers. Keith Hernandez at first base. cucumber, leek, avocado or tomato. Mix remaining ingredients together 3 cups plain yogurt We want a Met on the National League squad. i y Indian Chicken Soup Jellied Clam Broth Choose the garnish to compliment the and pour over vegetable mixture. Vi cup light cream Terry Francona is leading the NL in batting but is By Fred McMane Astros 7, Reds 0 Ricky Horton and Neil Allen color of the soup. Croutons add taste Season to taste. Garnish with parsley 1 hard-boiled egg, chopped 2 cans cream of chicken soup 3 tablespoons gelatin not driving in runs. Thus the edge to Hernandez. UPI Sports Writer At Houston, Joe Niekro pitched a combined on a four-hitter to lift the three-hitter and Bill Doran, Jose Cardinals. and texture. or lemon wedges or float a lemon slice 1 small cucumber, pieeled, seeded 1 can milk Vi cup cold water Jody Davis is among the leaders in RBIs. Gary and cubed Although Steve Howe won’t be Cruz and Jerry Mumphrey led a Of course, not all cold soups are in the on top. Keeps one week in the 2 apples, peeled and cored 4 cups hot clam-tomato soup Carter is the sentimental favorite, the people's Pirates 6, Mets 3 1: V4 cup green onions, chopped W cup sour cream □ B w ra a F o l l ^ able to pitch for the Lo^ Angeles 13-hit attack that paced the Astros. main-dish category. Fruit soups are refrigerator. 4 lime slices choice — but we'd rather reward the guy who is At New York, Milt May's bases- Very popular in Scandinavia. A fruit 1 tablespoon parsley, chopped W teaspoon marjoram having a good season. Dodgers the rest of this year, he Cubs 11, Expos 4 Yield: about one gallon. 4 teaspoons sour cream i [J]D.Con<»p(^'t3»«jthbJ OFraneo >?.* •eh«BM(0 ? loaded, two-run single keyed a Ir soup can cap a summer cook-out, for 1 teaspoon fresh dill, chopped Vi teaspoon thyme Ozzie Smith is our shortstop by process of has made an important contribu­ At Chicago, Jody Davis belted 1^' The following recipes come from I □Dfcltjui '.^^IWplilonDltJGflHIn tifWHMirCJ I four-run first inning that gave the example. Or a fruit soup and a sweet salt and pepper 1 teaspoon curry powder elimination. No other shortstop that we can think tion to the club with ^ m e keen two homers and Mel Hall and Gary “ Truly Unusual Soups” by Lu Lock- Mix gelatin with cold water and add J riHoW rnm ', - Pirates their victory. tea bread may be served for brunch or 2 teaspoons lemon juice of is having an All-Star year. observation. Matthews had one each to lead the wood (Globe Pequot Press, Inc., $6.95): hot tomato-clam juice. Pour into an afternoon snack. Soak raisi.is in cold water for five Salt and pepper Our outfielders are Kevin McReynolds of San I r~lR.Ramlr4g] MadlockI B.II |tU.»IMhlit|fe'tiC } . j Howe, currently in drug rehabili­ Cubs, Dennis Eckersley, 1-2, Padres 7, Braves 6 rimmed cookie sheet and chill until Most people are familiar with minutes. Place yogurt in a bowl, add 4 sprigs watercress well-set. Cut into cubes and pile into Diego, Jack Clark of San Francisco and Dale t H C e y Nattlosl Harrahl tation and sitting out the rest of the nicked up his first NL victory. At San Diego, Graig Nettles gazpacho, the tomato-based Spanish egg, cream, cucumber, onion, parsley Put all ingredients but watercress in wine goblets. Garnish with sour cream Murphy of Atlanta. Wecould have gone with Tony C. LansfordI 1984 campaign, watches the Cardinals 7, Phillies 2 j ■iGarner Obarkfelll singled home Alan Wiggins trom soup. But there are as many versions of and dill. Add raisins and mix carefully. blender for two minutes. Salt and and slice of lime. Gwynn of the Padres. Von Hayes of Philadlephia Dodgers closely on television and At Philadelphia. George Hen­ Yogurt Soup HGuerrero M. Schmidt, iCastino V. Law| second base with the winning run gazpacho as there are Spaniards. Some Salt and pepper to taste. Chill for two or pepper to taste. Garnish with sprigs of or Claudell Washington of Atlanta, all having recently detected a flaw in the drick drove in three runs with a in the 12th inning to give the Padres Vt I ilH orner WaMachl lOeCinces Molitorl are made with a clear broth and cup raisins three hours. watercress. standout years. batting stance of slugger‘ Pedro single and a homer and rookie their seventh straight victory. Please turn to page 16 Alas, the latter trio is not on the ballot, thus the LJAshby KiMiMdybi^ CIlBoona Parrishi^^ Guerrero, who was mired in the U oversight. I LJBenedIct T -P n u C J I IDamptay SundbargO worst slump of his career. Howe telephoned Guerrero and Your Neighbor’s Kitchen We're also overlooking Chicago first baseman « C3G. Carter D.PortartUi LJFi*k Slmmoni(DH)C3 '| MB’s, Marco Polo Leon Durham, who at last look was batting .330 told him what he had noticed. -/ Y t ^ i N O I UHwth Wit^f and among the home run and RBI leaders. Almost immediately, Guerrero I We still want Hernandez to start. Then bring in | J]B .D ij2 J Matthews! lArmas Wyn«g«rD'! began to hit like his former self. Durham. Clark Moreland! iBaines Luzinski (O H )H ^ The Dodgers third baseman had battle to 3-3 deadlock BJ o. Cruz Mumphrey! H B a y lo r(D H ) LynnI his biggest game of the season b THE BALLOT IS loaded with old favorites. BBarfield McRae (DH)I 3 Tuesday night, collecting five hits, EAST HARTFORD - Moriarly of the stanza when Marco Polo Mrs. Wilson's marinade makes a tender tale H e . Davis Oa. Murphya That's why in the American League we including an eighth-inning game-1 Brothers and Marco Polo battled to HOawson O tis! BBrunansky Mosabyi^ 9 retook the lead, 2-1. Sean Risley got By Barbara Richmond completely overlooked Don Mattingly. winning homer, to spark an 8-7] a 3-3 tie in a Greater Hartford the Gas Housers even when he Herald Reporter Pepper Steak And that's not easy considering he's with the HDurham Parker! B ro w n in g Dw. M urphyB Z triumph over the San Francisq N Twilight League match-up Tues- walked with the bases loaded in the Yankees. Booster Puhli B lD w . Evans Lar. ParrishB {{] Giants. IVi pound round steak da/Tiight at East Hartford High. sixth but the home team answered Liz Wilson of Parker Street admits she and her Who makes less news than the Yankees? The Gas Housers, still unde­ 2 tablespoons shortening H G w yn n Raines! B R Henderson Oglivie “ It’s about time I started hiL_ in its half of the frame to go ahead husband Edward look a little silly cooking outsMe in Our American I.eague outfield has Toronto's 1 can tomato soup P Bllendiick Redusi B R e . Jackson (DH) Rice ting,” said Guerrero, who has feated with a 2-0-1 record, had to for the third time, 3-2. Ray Gliha George Bell and Lloyd Moseby and Boston's Jim the winter with hats and gloves on, but nevertheless One-third cup water raised his average from .200 to .268 rally to knot the score in three knotted the contest once and for all Rice in it. We haye not given attention to Dave iLandreaux Rose! PlHerndon G.ThomasH 9* they cook their meat outside most of the time. 1 teaspoon lemon juice in one week. "A lot of people have different innings, including the with a run-scoring single in the Winfield, nor Chet Lemon, nor Tony Armas for iLefebvre StrawberryH Bi^em p Singleton (D H ) H “ We have a gas grill. I never fry anything and I ■A cup pepper strips been behind me. Fans have written final seventh frame. The game was .seventh, knocking in Risley. rarely use my broiler,” Mrs. Wilson said. She said her that matter. |J.Leonard L. Smith ■R KKittle Wardilr Brown the steak in a skillet in the 2 tablespoons of me notes and I appreciate all the then called because of darkness. It neighbors are used to seeing them cook out. We went with Alan Trammell at shortstop but Gliha rapped two hits for Moriar- shortening. Pour off the fat. Stir in the soup, water, iMcGeo C.WashIngtonM BLemon WinfieldBS support I got. I felt I just couldn’t will not be resumed or replayed, For the interview with the Herald she had prepared how can you not add Cal Ripken Jr. to the squad? and under league rules, each team ty’s while Tom Landry and Jim lemon juice and cover and simmer on low for 90- !Marshall M .W ilsonB W L o wenstein G .W rig h tB | let them down anymore. a delicious broccoli casserole and a steak to go with it. minutes. And how about the Seattle rookie first baseman, is awarded one point towards the Mulholland had twoapiece for 1-0-3 WRITE IN VOTE BELOW The casserole is best made with fresh broccoli, but Alan Davis? B p u n c h o u t o n l y if y o u "The big thing in turning it standings. Marco Polo. a fle .T" frozen can be used. Eggs and a ja r of creamy cheese And how about Minnesota catcher Dave Engle? around was a call I got from Steve MB starter Ken Hill spotted The Gas Housers’ next tilt is give it its melt-in-the-mouth texture. Crabmeat Muffins He was, going into Tuesday's action, the Howe. He told me I was standing Marco Polo a second-inning run Thursday night at Moriarty Field The recipe calls for flour to thicken the sauce. But American League batting leader. The old too far from the plate. He said I 6 split English muffins, quartered but Moriarty's tied it upon an RBI at 7; 30 against defending cham­ Mrs. Wilson used cornstarch for the one that she took favorites are on the ballot and we. not thinking, used to be closer and that’s where I 1 package frozen crabmeat, drained and shredded t c.seilu (kiiMU'iklAP k«M'>-4lt, tu 'fdutfi croc* 0* QuauiM single by Steve Chotiner in the-top pion Society for Savings. bubbling out of the oven because she was giving some punched out the hole for Detroit's Lance Parrish. ■•»C'»sSi 00 C’tcubcxtOfS/f s- fred'Uin “ largi ” i-Uioi 3 should be. I tried it and I began Vi pound butter, softened of the fifth. Hill gave way to M o ria rty's 000 011 1 3-5-0 to a friend who is allergic to wheat. How shortsighted can you be? ' hitting.” reliever Brian Labbe in the bottom M arco Polo 010 011 0 3-5-2 2 tablespoons mayonnaise ‘ ■A teaspoon garlic powder THE. TRUTH OF the matter is no matter what TO GO WITH the broccoli casserole she was ■A teaspoon seasoned salt marinating a steak to be cooked on the gas grill. Mrs. direction you turn, you're both right and wrong. AcC''C’'r i» " " i A 9 «6-8WII41'orOr'Vi'y 0"«'n:'4*SoDHr''bi»30,'98A Offifflooo .r- 1 bounce jar old English Cheddar cheese O'Y ’ .OA Vc'a whirl eror>.b'tM tulO Or rfitr u i; by ,|w Cl1|MimiOtOOh||lCklfpir Wilson uses the homemade marinade so she can use You're correct in going for the players you have Mdf u ii. Tnn cirtilietti mmt iccompi*y your ri;„ itt Blend all ingredients together and chill for one-half picked and you're wrong for not even giving less expensive cuts of meat. Also to be served was a hour. Spread on quartered English muffins and broil consideration to those who are 1) having standout in the All-Star game, not necessarily those who tossed salad with a homemade blue cheese dressing. for 5 to 8 minutes. Sprinkle with paprika before campaigns and 2) not on the ballot. deserve being there that particular season based " “ M y youngest son said this is his favorite dressing. serving. Can be prepared ahead, frozen, defrosted All that does is put you in the normal category on his first-half of the season production. He loves blue cheese,” she said. and popped into broiler. — that of fan. But you shouldn't fret. Besides the marinated‘ steak, Mrs. Wilson has Fans will go with the players they'd like to see You're in with a lot of company. another steak recipe that is cooked on the stovetop. It’s browned in a skillet and then simmered in a tasty Spaghetti Sau^e sauce for about one and one-half hours. 1 29-ounce can tomatoes Another favorite of the Wilson family is crabmeat 3 6-ounce cans tomato paste muffins. “ I use them mostly as hors d’oeuvres, but Lendl upset 2>A cups water Lockridge defends occasionally we make a meal of them,” she said. The 1 onion, minced muffins can be made ahead and frozen. 2 cloves garlic LONDON (U PI) — Just when The frozen crabmeat is best to use. " I f using canned 2 tablespoons bacon fat the tiger got used to the idea of it has to be washed and washed,” Mrs. Wilson said. dethroning the lion, he tripped WBA championship English muffins are used as the base for this recipe. 2 tablespoons olive oil and fell over a pussycat. 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 3 (A teaspoon salt Ivan Lendl had just 48 hours to ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPI) — Arena booed loudly when the fight, ALTHOUGH IT MIGHT be a little bit warm to think (A teaspoon pepper savor his French Open victory, It took Rocky Lockridge a little which had been scheduled for 15 of spaghetti sauce, Mrs. Wilson has a good one you can 1 teaspoon sugar a m ajor upset over top-ranked over 11 rounds to successfully rounds, was stopped. file away for colder days to come. She said the recipe (A teaspoon Italian seasoning d John McEnroe, before losing to defend his World Boxing Associa­ " I t ’s about tim e,” Lou Duva, was given to her by an aunt in Pennsylvania who got it little-known American Leif Shi- 1 bay leaf * tion Junior Lightweight champion­ Lockridge’s manager, yelled to from her mother in Italy. Cheese is added to the sauce ras 7-5, 6-3 Tuesday in the first ship, but he thought the bout should referee Ernesto Mangana afterthe SO minutes before it’s done. Vi cup grated cheese round of the $200,000 Queen have ended sooner. fight was stopped. Raisin energy cookies and molasses cookies are two In large stainless steel pot, add all tomatoes, tomato Club’s grass court tournament. Lockridge dominated South Ko­ favorite snacking items for the Wilson family. The paste, water and bring to a full boil. Turn down the Shiras was ranked 181st in the "What the heck do those people rean Tae-Jin Moon in every round energy cookies are chocked full of healthy things such heat and boil for 10 minutes, stirring frequently. world according to the last AT P want?” said Duva. “ I thought the In a skillet, add bacon fat and saute onion and garlic Tuesday night to win his 34th fight as wheat flour, wheat germ, oats, and sunflower computer list. referee gave him (Moon) the and add to tomato mixture, with remaining in 37 decisions. seeds. You can see where they got their name. This tournament is vital to a benefit of the doubt. The guy ingredients, except cheese. Turn heat down to a slow " I hit him everywhere but under The molasses cookies, Mrs. Wilson said, are a soft player’s preparation for Wim­ became a punching bag out there. ’ ’ simmer for 90 minutes to two hours, stirring his feet,” said Lockridge, who cookie. The Wilsons have two sons, Edward, 11, and bledon. which begins June 25, so Moon left the ring immediately frequently. Thirty minutes before done, add grated stunned Moon with a right to the Eric, 9. They are excellent testers for their mother’s Lendl’s departure is being after the fight was halted. cheese. head one minute into the eighth good cooking. called perhaps the biggest upset round. of the year. Moon’s manager, Ho-Yun Chun, But though Lendl’s reign as " I left out only the kitchen sink — said he had "no problem” with the Raisin Energy Cookies referee’s decision to end the fight, Broccoli Casserole upset king was brief, the 24- I’m really surprised they didn’t 1 cup raisins adding he was worried about the Vi cup chopped onion year-old Czech was philosophi­ stop it a round earlier," added 1 cup dried apricots (optional) number of punches Moon was • tablespoons butter cal about his loss to the Lockridge, of Maple Shade, N.J. "I VA cup non-fat dry milk taking. 2 tablespoons flour 24-year-old Princeton* Univer­ learned after five or six rounds Hertld photo by Tarquinio Vi teaspoon baking powder W cup w a te r sity graduate who claims to that he was going to be there teaspoon salt Moon, who incredibly did not t packages frozen chopped broccoli know more Shakespeare than awhile. I felt I 75ut-pointed him Cheney Tech sports award winners >A teaspoon baking soda spar in his. week of training in 1 bounce Jar cheese tennis. each and every round." V4 cup whole wheat flour Alaska, had been rated a major S eggs, w ell beaten " I am still very happy about underdog. This was only his second One-third cup wheat germ Moon, 21-2-1, got out of the eighth Cheney Tech held its annual sports Vi cup salttaM crumbs winning the French title (his fight outside of Korea and he has VA cup margarine first Grand Slam victory) and but spent the last 2‘/i minutes of the Awards' banquet at the school last Saute onion In butter. Stir in flour, add water. lost both. H M id photo by Rlohmond VA cup peannt butter this defeat is not going to send ninth against the ropes and never Thursday with the five top winners Cook on low until thick and begins to boil. Blend in mounted anothere attack the rest United Press International had 1 cup firmly packed brown sugar me into a corner crying,” Lendl cheese. Combine sauce and broccoli. Add eggs and of the bout. the fight "Scored 100-88 for Lock­ named. Those honored, and his award, mix gently. Bake in a IVi-quart casserole. Top with said. ridge when it was stopped. A crowd of 2,500 in Sullivan were (l-r) Dan Wright, most dedicated crurotw. Bake at 325 degrees for 35 minutes. Please turn to page 16 MANCIIKSTKK HKHAl.D. Wt'(liics(Ui\ .lirnc i:t l'iB4 n

Hi - MANCIIKSTKK HKRAKU. WodiU’StUiy. Juno 13. Iil8i Calling all cheesecake lovers: here’s a tasty trio New England Recipes \ 3 tablespoons milk Vermonters making glazes that are pure and fancy Cheesecake lovers are a special breed of people. I pint sour cream 2 packages (8 ounces) cream cheese Their eyes light up and then become slightly glazed at 1/3 cup sugar 3 eggs By United Press International million in sales and production keeps increasing Freshly grated black pepper Hot and Pudgy the sight of their favorite cheesecake. Real M a rg e ’s V/t teaspoons vanilla 1 1/3 cup sugar monthly. Cook the pasta until just tender in boiling water. cheesecake fanatics have been known to drive 1 cup sour cream A year ago at a San Francisco gourmet food fair, The Blanchards first filled their refrigerator with Drain thoroughly. In large bowl, toss the pasta with Mocha Mountain Miracle hundreds of miles just for a small slice of this Topping; •A teaspo{on cinnamon Melinda and Bob Blanchard of Norwich, Vt., weren’t foods prepared by companies with whom they would the onion and 'A bottle of lemon-pepper vinaigrette. 1 cup unsalted butler delicacy. M ic ro w a v e 1 can cherry pie filling, or your favorite flavor (A teaspoonklmondextract ^ . expecting too much at their little wooden booth he had be competing, and studied marketing while Bob Allow to cool to room temperature. 4 ounces Yinsweetened chocolate A discussion of the proper topping for cheesecake Place butter In a 9-inch round high-sided layer-cake built by hand. prepared the down-home plain and simple blue Cook the peas, beans and mushrooms very quickly 2 cups sugar can become a heated argument. Strawberry, K itc h e n In a 2-quart rectangular baking dish, melt the butter pan that is microwave safe. Microwave on 70 perMnt They had a small line of "pure and fancy foods from packaging. in the butter. Do not overcook! Add all ingredients 4 eggs blueberry, pineapple, or cherry; each type has Marge Churchill at 70 percent poVer for I'A minutes. Blend in graham power (medium-high) for 45 seconds, or until melted. Vermont,” that specialized in mustards, salad "We know we wanted a product without preserva­ except cheese and dressing to pasta and toss. Then 1 cup (lour legions of defenders who stoutly maintain their cracker crumbs, sugar and cinnamon. Mix well and Stir in cookie crumbs and pat mixture on the DMtom dressings, glazes, and dessert toppings. What they got tives and additives because if you look at most labels, toss with enough lemon-vinaigrette to coat tho­ 1 quart coffee ice cream favorite is the only decent topping. press against the bottom and sides of the dish to form a only. Microwave on high for 2 minutes. Spnnlue was overwhelming interest from major chains and it's incredible the garbage that’s in there. ” They did roughly. Top with grated cheese and pepper. Serve at 1 jar mocha mountain fudge (warmed slightly) There are also those whom we may call “purists." crust. Cook on high for V/i minutes. Amaretto liqueur over the crust. Set aside. small specialty store clients. their own advertising and marketing at first, but now room temperature. Serves 6. Pre-heat oven to 375 degrees. Combine butter and They reject any type of topping, roundly criticizing In a large glass mixing bowl, soften the cream Unwrap sQuares of chocolate and place in a large "The response was incredible," she says. "We a friend in the business is helping, although Bob has chocolate in saucepan. Melt over low heat. Stir in the desecration of the delicate flavor of their favorite cheese on 70 percent power (medium-high) (or l'/4 glass mixing bowl along with milk. Microwave on M came back with these orders and came back to our been approached by some companies too. Tarragon Chicken sugar. Beat in eggs, one at a time'. Stir in flour. Pour cheesecake with any topping at all. These purists, who Microwave Cheesecake minutes. Mix in sugar, vanilla and eggs. Pour over percent power (medium) for 4 minutes; stir. Add kitchen at home and panicked.” Here are some recipes offered by Melinda into a well-grcased 9-inch by 12-inch pan. Bake 20-25 may even refer to themselves as "cheesecake crust. Cook at 80 percent power (medium-high) for 24 cream cheese and microwave on 50 percent power The Blanchards — she's originally from New York Blanchard for summer foods using dressings and 3 boneless chicken breasts, split Into six halves minutes. nudists" are not limited to people in warmer climate to 30 minutes, or until knife inserted near the center (medium) for 4 minutes, or until cheese is softened. but he's a real Vermonter — moved out to a small glazes: 3 tablespoons butter Cut into squares and serve warm topped with ice areas who choose only sunny days for indulgence. Crust comes out clean. Place bowl on mixer stand and beat mixture on building and hired.12 people to help them prepare 1 tablespoon chopped shallot cream and mocha mountain fudge. Far be it from us to enter into this weighty battle. So >/t cup butter In a small bowl, combine the sour cream, sugar and medium-high. Add eggs, then sugar. Beat well. Add their no-additives no-preservative foods. ■A cup dry white wine we offer you three cheesecake variations to try. All 2 cups graham cracker crumbs vanilla. Pour over hot cheesecake and cook on high for sour cream, cinnamon and extract; blend. Pour Into Blanchard and Blanchard have been together as Lemon-Pepper Pasta 1 cup chicken broth have been developed for the microwave, and each has Vt cup sugar 2 minutes, or until the outer edges are set. Chill until crust. husband and wife for 12 years and ran retail stores I pound lingulne or fettucine 2 egg yolks, lightly beaten its own highly caloric merits. >/t teaspoon cinnamon firm. Top with cherry filling, or filling of your choice. Microwave on 70 percent power (medium-high) 13 that sold gourmet accessories, but wanted to do >A cup minced red onion Vi cup sour cream Manchester Sheltered Workshop Bakery Because cheesecake contains a high proportion of Serves 18. to 15 minutes, rotating once mid-way through, (^nter something that coincided with their interest in 1 to 2 bottles lemon-pepper vinaigrette 1 tablespoon tarragon mustard 57 Hollister Street (Bentley School) cream cheese and eggs, it is recommended that power Filling; should jiggle slightly when set. Cheesecake will firm cooking. 1 cup tiny peas Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper. Melt 2 level be reduced to 70 percent (medium-high). 3 packages (8 ounces each) of cream cheese Chocolate Amaretto Cheesecake considerably after refrigerating. Chill for two hours "We spurred on by friends to open restaurants but 1 cup green beans, sliced tablespoons butter in large skillet and brown chicken Open for Sales to the Publich If your microwave does not have adjustable power 5 eggs or more before serving. we never wanted the lifestyle restaurants bring on. 1 cup mushrooms, sliced on both sides. Remove chicken. Melt 1 tablespoon levels, do not attempt to make cheesecake. The edges i/t teaspoon vanilla '/< cup butter We have a 10-year-old and we wouldn’t see him.” 2 this, unsalted butter butter and cook shallots until soft. Add wine, stirring, WED., THURS. and FRI. will be dried and hardened by the time the center is 1 cup sugar l'/4 cups vanilla wafer cookie crumbs Topping: Serve topped with whipped cream, They switched from their retail stores to the food 2 sweet red peppers, cut into thin strips and simmer until most of the wine evaporates. 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. cooked when full power is used, and the overall quality 2 tablespoons Amaretto liqueur flavored with 2 tablespoons of Amaretto liqueur. line because "we were tired of just doing business in 3 tomatoes, coarsely chopped Add broth and chicken. Cover and simmer about 30 will be less than satisfactory. Glaze; 8 ounces semi-sweet baking chocolate Garnish with sliced toasted almonds. New England because it is so limiting in potential and 6 scallions, cut into thin slivers 'A Inch long minutes. Remove chicken. Whisk yolks into sauce SUNDAY 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. growth. This would let us use our knowledge about ■A cup chives (over very low heat) and cook until slightly thickened. Stir in sour cream and mustard. Pour sauce over 10% Discount -,Sr. Citizens food.” 1 cup pitted, black olives For Further Information - Call 646-5718 English Cheesecake Cups They have just finished their first year with about $1 ■A cup grated parmesan cheese chicken. Serves 4-5. 6 vanilla wafer cookies Ex-busboy is top chef at Bahamas club 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese 1/3 cup brown sugar, packed Indulge this summer \ 1 egg By John DeMers AND GROWING NUMBERS of sun-seekers de­ who believes that if you have talent, let it show." Vt teaspoon vanilla extract United Press International mand more at mealtime than a mound of (ish on rice For his biggest success — stir-fried, minced lobster ' 1/3 cup sour cream with barbecued ribs studded with pigeon peas. — and for his chicken, pork and beef dishes, he leans 6 fresh, ripe strawberries Father’s Day|i25 DOUBLE "The cooking here is more American than ever — heavily on spices loved by his fellow islanders. Black By Alleen Claire ate for several hours or NASSAU, Bahamas — Out of school'and out of work OP SKRVINO ( 3 6 cupcake liner papers at age 17, George Fowler passed up the construction and so fast," he sa.vs "The old people had more pepper and thyme turn up almost everywhere, NEA Food Editor overnight, turning ribs AMKRICA Place a cupcake liner paper in each of 8 (6-ounce) occasionally. Remove jobs that claimed so many of his island buddies to patience. They cooked just about everything a day sometimes with peppercorns for added zing and custard cups. Place a vanilla wafer in each paper COUPONS tomato sauce for added color. Cleanup after a bar­ ribs from marinade, re­ knaistixiA 1 i(F> o* ib fY f adv»clii« •sct> A4P S The first thing he learned was he hated being a "If I were to do only Bahamian cooking, it would be "Bahamians love their food very spicy," he sais. becue is made easier by serving the liquid. Spray tp»t-t.t4HYnotm.r>th.t«d ______Sale Unwrap cream cheese and place in a l‘A-quart barbecue grill and uten­ busboy. The work was grueling, the pay was terrible much different from the way it is now. I'm a person “They make those things so you want to drink a lot.” bowl. Microwave on 10 percent power (low) forl>Ato2 spraying the grill and ( and most of his coworkers, he said, were corrupt. cooking utensils with a sils with no-stick cooking minutes, or until softened. Add brown sugar, egg and spray according to direc­ He also learned he loved working in restaurants. vanilla. Beat with electric mixer on high speed until no-stick cooking spray. Thirteen years later, after sweaty stints in nearly a Such a spray adds little tions. Place ribs on grill Fresh London Broil dozen kitchens, study in Switzerland and several smooth. Pour into paper bake cups. Arrange in a or no calories or fat to the and cook over medium- FRESH WHOLE FRYERS 2'A TO 3 LBS. OR Dish is tike a Chinese stir-fry circle in microwave. Microwave on 30 percent power hot coals, about 6 to 8 Ground Beef BOX-O-CHICKEN MIXED FRYER PARTS Steaks international cooking awards, Fowler emerged as an (medium-low) for 7 minutes. Rearrange cups once. barbecued foods. BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER executive chef at the Cable Beach Casino. The casino You may want to speed inches from heat until ribs 3-LB. PKG. OR MORE is part of a $100 million resort built by the Bahamian NASSAU. Bahamas (UPl) - George Fowler's medium heat. Remove any cheesecake cups that are set in the up cooking by parboiling are browned and tender, government to compete with private gambling Bahamas specially, minced lobster, is a bit like a Add chopped tomato and shellfish meat. Cook 4 center, or those in which a knife inserted off-center ribs rather than marinat­ about I hour, turning and Chinese stir-fry, although the Cable Beach Casino to 5 more minutes. Add thyme, black pepper, hot comes out clean. Microwave remaining cheesecake brushing occasionally Fresh 199 palaces on Paradise Island. for more minute, or until done. ing them overnight. Try "Great On More often than not. Fowler is busy whipping up chef cooks the shellfish and chopped vegetables in pepper, salt and the water. 1 both and see which fits with marinade. This ‘'Great On lb. AGriir classy Italian dishes in the casino's Sole Mare a huge, time-worn skillet instead of a wok. Simmer about 3 minutes to reduce liquid. Serve Cool on a wire rack for 1 hotfr. Refrigerate. Serve your taste and schedule. kitchen-tested recipe lb A Grill " Chickens restaurant. Fowler says cooks unable to find the spiny with white rice and tomato concassee (recipe topped with a dollop of sour cream and a fresh makes 4 servings. strawberry. Sprinkle with a bit of additional brown FRESH PLUME DE VEAU ( RIB CHOPS 2 89 LB I) lobster called he uses may substitute meat from follows). Barbecued Ribs Quick BBQ method: BEEF niB BONELESS'HALVES 4.19 LB. FRESH FRYERS-BREAST QUARTERS WfWINGS 79* LB HE ALSO TRIES hard to find a place on the menu other types of lobster or even crayfish. sugar. Yields: 6 servings. Place ribs in enough wa­ Veai Shoulder 1 9 9 ter to cover in a Dutch Whole Beef 9A cup peeled, seeded and chopped raw tomato 2 medium tomatoes, peeled, seeded and diced Here's where to write for advice from the sauce, chicken broth and about 30 to 40 minutes, Hb 1 29 1 6 9 A&P Meat Franks pkg 1 Kahn’s .lumbo Meal Franks i-'S 1 Fresh Italian Sausaue Fresh Fktrida S^alktps 2 dining remains an adventure for most Americans and Vi teaspoon dried ieaf thyme Melt 2 tablespoons of butter or margarine in .syndicated advice columnists featured in the garlic; add ribs and coat turning and basting occa­ AVAILABLE WED -S A T IN SELF SERVICE DEPARTMENT Europeans. Vt teaspoon ground black pepper 3-quart saucepan over medium heat. Saute onion Manchester Herald: well. Cover and refriger- sionally with marinade. Fowler speaks enthusiastically of "boiled fish" — a 1 small hot pepper, finely chopped 30 seconds, add rice and cook, stirring, 30 seconds • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. Box clear soup built around the day's catch and of conch Salt to taste* more._ Add boiling water, using amount called for 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. stew and desserts called guava duff and coconut 2 tablespoons water on package label, and salt. Cover and cook 15-20 Sweet xWE FARA# Kraft jimmy. minutes, or until water is absorbed and "clam • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., P.O. A&P Boil shellfish about 15 minutes. Cool, shell and Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. Menus tor rresdness A Savings Still, tastes are changing across the islands, and the shred meal by hand. holes" appear on surface of rice. Orange Juice Honeydews American Singles islands are changing with them. Heat remaining tablespoon of butter in small 10019. LUSCIOUS SUMMER TREAT Southern WHITE OR YELLOW U Heat oil in skillet, add diced bacon and cook 100% CONCENTRATED Local fish and shellfish are becoming too expensive over low heat until fat is rendered and bacon skillet and saute tomatoes about 10 seconds —just • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, Ph.D., P.O. Senior Citizen Peaches to compete with canned goods from the place Fowler begins to brown. Add celery, bell pepper, onion long enough to heat but not cook. Stir into riceand Box 475, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. The following lunches will be served at Mayfair GOLDEN JUICY RIPE calls "stateside." and tomato paste. Cook 4 to 5 minutes over serve at once. Makes 4 servings. 10019. Gardens and Westhill Gardens the week of June 18 through 22, to Manchester residents who are 60 or c 991 2 ” and up older: Z3991

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SLICES OR THINS q Cream the margarine and peanut butter. Then add Meals on Wheels Ore Ida Homestvic Potatoes'AT ■ Axelrod Yogurt 2cS*l SIRLOIN TIPS FOR BETTER HEALTH the brown sugar and beat in the egg. Add vanilla. Blue Cheese Dressing The following-meals will be served to Meals on Alternately add flour mixture and milk. Stir in J5TUKS t ROASTS 12 LB. AVG. Campbell’s A&P1% 1 4 9 1 cup mayonnaise Wheels clients the week of June 18 through 22. The hot , Novelties Ice Cream Sale gal. sunflower seeds and oats. Drop by teaspoonfuls on noon meal is listed first and the cold supper, second. Special K ^wfat Milk lug ■ cookie sheet and flatten slightly. Bake at 375 degrees 4 ounces blue cheese, crumbled SIRLOIN HIPS Pork & Beans 3 tablespoons milk The right is reserved to change menus according to 6C1 1 0 9 WITH TOMATO SAUCE READY TO EAT CEREAL (or eight to 10 minutes. pkg 1 2 tablespoons lemon juice STEAKS a SPOON ROAST^ the best interest of clients: Welch’s Grape Juice Bar 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion Monday: Baked meatloaf, whipped potato, broc­ 6 . 1 7 1 9 Viva Molasses Cookies 2 teaspoons sugar NEW YORK coli, tossed salad, piq; Ham salad sandwich, fresh Klondike Bars pkg A i 1149 grapes, milk. 12 14-01 $ 1 Pampers Max. Absorb. Diapers 8" COUNTRY STYLE RIBS tal Wiatches „ J Spruce liny Shrimp Recipe Dog Food ^ c«n « 1 Carrot Vichyssoise JOHNSON & JOHNSON SPF 48 MAXIMAL 4.99 OR HAMBURG Manchester schools NATURAL M.., 1 (W FOR HOT OR COLD BEVERAGES Sc'nice Sc-altMid Market 3 potatoes, sliced 14- Sundown Sunscreen '^99 Very fine Appk’ Juice bil 1 9-oz. Foam Cups 59*^ * 1 . 3 9 lb. 16 US. NATURAL LEMON FLAVOR I SUGAR 9-lNCH 6 carrots, sliced PATTIES 64^, 499 1 T O I'.-L B AVERAGE SIZE 99 SPF #4 Moderate w'O Upton Iced Tea Mix coni “ While Paper Plates SJ'99' 3 The following lunch will be served in Manchester 2 leeks, sliced JOHNSON i JOHNSON SPF «15 ULTRA J.99 0H Fresh Live Lobster 3 SLICED WHITE SWEET SINGLE PLY 5 cups chicken broth * 1 . 4 9 LB. public schools the week of June 18. Lunch will be 3S..r 1 0 9 FRESH CALICO BAY 1 teaspoons sugar served Monday only. Schools close Tuesday after a Sundown Sunscreen ^ 9 9 Mott’s Apple Sauce »•' 1 S«)tt Paper Napkins ’Sj' 89' 39 SPICY CREAM OF CHICKEN OR CREAM OF CFLERY Florida Scallops 2 2 cups cream AMERICAN CHEESE SLICED half-day, for the summer vacation: 10*4«1 $ 1 FRESH LONG ISLAND SPF #6 Extra *3 Gulden’s Brown Mustard 69' Campbell’s Soups can* 1 PVC MATHCINGCKAIRS2PORMS q i 3 salt and pepper Monday: Hot dog on a roll, potato sticks, buttered 99 KOSHER OR POLISH REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE It Cherrystone Clams ,u89' i SLAB BACON 24-03 1 0 9 241. 1 0 9 FRESH CUT V cup finely cut carrot strips * 1 . 8 9 L. vegetable, chilled fruit, milk. Multi Position Lounuer ..o Vlasic Dill Spears |4> 1 A&W R(K)I Beer Oopoul bll 1 99 PLUS DEPOSIT R06USTOITALIAN CUCUMBER FRENCH lOOOiSLANO FROM NABISCO Flounder Fillet 2 * 1 . 4 9 LB. >-SUS. IDOI 1 3 5 Cook potatoes, carrots and leeks in chicken broth FRESH CUT F in a l BOGNER ' Coventry schools Wishbone Italian Dres.sing Almost Home Fruit Sticks pkg I 199 until vegetables are tender. Put vegetables and broth CANADIAN STYLE Stroh’s ALL VARIETIES ALLJ^LAVORS Fillet lb I in blender, and blend thoroughly. Add sugar and Week!! The following lunches will be served at Nathan Beer 24=8” Coca Cola 19 Lay’s J 0 9 FRESH CUT 169 cream. Salt and pepper to taste and chill overnight. ****'*M®^ft BACON Hale, Coventry Grammar and Robertson schools, the PLUS DEPOSIT 7^2. Mackeral Fillet lb I Garnish with carrot strips. Shoes For the Entire Family week of June 18 through 22. Schools will close early Hcineken Bi-er 2 4 '^ \ r or Tab . wi' Potato Chips bag l u ^ 9 LB. i ,3U.AVC. * 2 . 3 9 lb, Wednesday for the summer vacation: Monday: Bag lunch. Italian Bread Wisconsin Cheddar ibZ Bar-B-Oued or LqgkOf B .M U I Hone> Ham m. 2** Tuesday: Cook's choice. Hot Dog Rolls Wine Cheddar Loaf ,b2“’ Fried Chicken » Colonial Cmiked Salami ib I'' Summer Pea Soup Wednesday: Milk only. 149 *A pound shelled peas 30 to Til. 646-5000 Hamburg Rolls Nibbkrs (iarlie & Herb Ib J Bar-B-Qued Whuk> Chiekeas Zotl’s Bavarian Swiss Cheese ib 3” 1 medium potato, peeled and diced anchester packingcompany me Andover Elementary Plain Pound C'akv Imported t rench Brie ,b-V‘ Bar-B-Qued Spare Ribs Norwestem I'urke.v Ham ib 2”” 1 medium onion HOURS: T-F 7 a.m. • 5 p.m., SAT;7 a.m.. 12 NOON PRICE8 EFFECTIVE JUNE lOTH THRU JUNE 16TH, 1B44 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LW T SALES ANO TO CORRECT TYPOOWAPHICAL ERRORS HOT .VAJtA.it to WH01.E5AII ObHtTAW. M A U M 1 head of lettuce, cut up The following lunches will be served the week of 1 4 0 % 0 F F ! ! 349 lit 2Vt cups chicken broth l(NMttol June 18 through 22 at Andover Elementary School. I cup heavy cream The following Monday, June 25, will be the final day of Juice of 'A lemon school. Students should bring their own lunch Salt and pepper Monday: Hamburg on roll, french fries, carrots, Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Nlanche: “mud packs and snow." Place peas, onion, lettuce, potato and half the Tuesday: Cook's choice, mashed potatoes, com, ice chicken broth in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Cover cream, bread. HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.; and simmer 15 minutes. Transfer to an electric 509 East Middle Turnpike Wednesday: Soup, grilled cheese, french fries, cole SATURDAY 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. blender and blend until vegetables are pureed. Return “At The Green” slaw, fruit. to saucepan: add balance of chicken broth, cream and •USDA eH0icEM 5 ?TSy^jjTQg^ Thursday: Grinders, chips, carrot sticks, apple. lemon; salt and pepper to taste. Serve well-chilled. MAM IIKs ri-.U IIKHAI.I) \\.■(lll^^^(l.l.'>. .Ii u- i:i. 1II8-I 19 IK - MANCHKSTEH HERALD, Wedtirsday, Juiiu 13. 1984 Manchester Linn her A dvice A bout Town kN I

Rec sponsors trips Nazarene plans concert Nosy minister seeks confession The Manchester Recreation Department will The Chancel Choir of the Church of the Nazarene '■ A' - -V ■ sponsor three field trips this summer for children age will present a concert Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 6 to 10. Cost is $3 for each trip. Children will be p.m. at the church. DEAR ABBY: 1 would portunity to go to his glass," and "Hi, I’m ' y All Prices Cash & Carry Sale Ends Saturday, June 16 home. Every time they Nancy. I’ll be your bread­ supervised but parents are invited to attend for the The choir will perform “ The Love Story," a like your opinion of a same price. dramatic and musical parable about the legacy of minister who would say to meet, they embrace like basket girl.” Have you K lovers. ever asked some intelli­ Pick-ups will be at the Mahoney Recreation Center Bertha Allen, a woman who inspired others to follow a bride, "I have to know if on Cedar Street and Waddell School on Broad Street Christ. Kathleen Peck will direct. you are a virgin or not." 1 Dear Abby What is the motive? His gent restaurant em­ and hers? ployees how they feel about 9 a.m. each day. The bus will return at about Soloists are Sandra Swain, Roger Sherman, Walter was asked this question 1:30 p.m. Edwards, Jeanlne Cowles, Richard and Connie during a premarital coun­ PERPLEXED IN about saying that? They Hi- Abigail Van Buren SUN CITY, ARIZ. hate it. The first trip is July 17 to the Wadsworth Atheneum, Carlton and Dale and Sandra Snellenberger. seling session. My fiance That kind of cheap Travelers Tower and Bushnell Park for a carousel Helen Dumas will direct the drama and Everett was present and was as DEAR PERPLEXED: familiarity spills over into ride. Mitchell will assist. Cast members include Greg shocked as I was. Maybe she’s looking for a the rest Of life, demeaning The second trip is Aug. 2 to the West Hartford Peck, Sara Dumas, Douglas Harper, Jocilyn When I told the minister father figure. Or he’s Erickson, Rebecca Erickson, Lily Poulin, Lew it was a private matter, he everyone who is victimr Children’s Museum for a tour and planetarium show. • \ looking for a daughter ized by it, usually the Children will also visit Elizabeth Park for a picnic and Banning, Porter Collins and Karen Adams. repiied, "Then 1 will have games. The public is invited. There is no admission. to jump to conclusions." I are not living together, not wrong. Ask your min­ figure. Or his income young and women. Sit in a never did, nor do we ister’s superior if the figures in the millions. I doctor’s office and listen The final trip is Aug. 14 to the Hartford Courant for a Nursery care is provided. said. “That is your privi­ can’t figure it out. But tour of the newspaper. Afterward, children will visit lege," The minister then intend to until we are questions you were asked to the staff call the pa­ Pinochle scores listed insinuated that I had to married. were appropriate in your then, it’s really none of my tients: ’’Sally, Dr. Bushnell Park for a carousel ride and picnic lunch. get married, Abby, we Neither my fiance nor I situation. I certainly un­ business. Fletcher will see you now. Registration must be made at least one week before Following are the scores of the pinochle games announced our engage­ is Catholic, and confes­ derstand your wanting Mr. Jones, Dr. Smith will the trip. Children should bring a lunch. A beverage played June 7 at the Army and Navy Club. Play is open ment in August of 1982 and sion to a clergyman is not another minister to marry DEAR ABBY: You see you now.” If informal­ will be provided. Call 647-3089. to all senior citizens at 9:30 a.m.: set our wedding date at required by our faith. We you. "Seek and ye shall said, "There is no way a ity is so terrific, what’s James Forbes 657; Leon Fallot 619; Amelia that time. The minister are both over 21. I have find.” man can demand to be wrong with, "Sally, Sam Check blood pressure Anastasio 607; Arnold Jensen 605; Hervey Laquerre been very upset since this called ‘Mister’ without will see you now?” 603; Kitty Byrnes 592; Helen Bensche 588; Ernest was aware of this, so he coming across as arro­ COVENTRY — Community Health Care Services had to know that we didn't meeting, and I don’t want DEAR ABBY: Can you Formality is terrific will sponsor a blood pressure clinic Tuesday from 1 to Grasso 588. to have this minister expiain why a 57-year-old gant, pretentious and self- stuff. It allows for room to Also; Carl Popple 587; Robert Abern 580; Hans have to get married. important.” 2 p.m. at Hill’s Pharmacy. Another clinic is He then said he had to officiate at our wedding. Christian woman would become more familiar. secheduled July 3 from 1 to 2 p.m. at Coventry Bensche 579; Fritz Wilkinson 579; Ann Plourd561; A1 know if we were living Am I wrong? want to spend all her time Wrong! Perhaps you’ve But when you start out on Pharmacy. Gates 558; Carl Lombardo 561. together, because if we BOTHERED with an 83-year-old Jew­ .been eating in too madv the chummiest plateau, were, it would reflect BRIDE ish widower? restaurants that require there’s nowhere to go. Enter your photos Films to be shown badly on him and the He calls her every day, the staff to say, "Hi, I’m CONSERVATIVE and she takes every op­ IN DAYTON Two films on childbirth will be shown Thursday at church. My fiance and I DEAR BRIDE: You are Bruce, I’ll fill your water MYSTIC - The Mystic Color Lab and the 7:30 p.m. at the Church of Christ, 394 Lydall Szt., Herald photo by Richmond Connecticut Department of Economic Development sponsored by FOCIS, the Family-Oriented Childbirth will sponsor a color photography competition open to Information Society. How does your garden grow? amateur and professional photographers nationwide. “Nan’s Class” follows several couples through their Teeth can affect ringing in ears Scenic pictures, pictures of recreational activities preparation for and participation in, their babies’ Members of the Perennial Planters Garden Club have planted a and pictures of special events in Connecticut are arrival. “Breastfeeding — The Natural. Way,” 3 flower garden in Munro Park on East Center Street. Members of eligible. Three first prize winners will be awarded provides information on the benefits of breastfeeding DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m after menopause, and us­ $500 each. One of the prize-winning photos will be the committee are Jacqueline Britton, ieft, and Virginia Aniello. and how to prepare the body for it. a 54-year-old man. About a 67-year-old man. Do you ually well after that. chosen as best of the show. That winner will receive a There is no admission charge. Anyone interested is five years ago I developed know why women live There are more than three The third committee member is Donna Maloney, not shown. The weekend for two at a Connecticut inn. There w ill be 100 welcome. tinnitus in my right ear eight years or so longer times as many deaths garden, an annual club project for many years, will feature honorable mentions. . and it has been with me Your Health than men? Is it something from heart attacks in men Entries are due July 31. The photo must be color and DAR plans picnic constantly ever since. we men do or shouldn’t be between the ages of 35 and yellow celosia, red NewGuinian Impatiens, red salvia. First Lady must have been taken in Connecticut since May 1. 54 as occur in women. Sex marigolds, red begonias and white alyssum. It should be at its Photos must be at least 5 by 7 inches and no larger Orford Parish ot Daughters of the American I suspected it may have Lawrence Lamb, M.D. doing? Is it something we a relation to my teeth eat? hormones probably play best in mid-July. than 8 by 12 inches. There is no entry fee. Revolution will have its annual picnic and white- because my right upper an important factor. But Send photos to Better Yet Connecticut Photo elephant sale Thursday at the home of Mrs. Elbridge eye tooth will cause it to DEAR READER: diet, smoking and obesity Contest, Department of Economic Development, 210 Colbath, Silver Street, Coventry, starting at noon. change pitch when I bite Genes play a role, but I are also important. When Washington St., Hartford, 06106. Each contestant Members are asked to note the change in location on it. I asked my doctor if don’t think anyone really you realize that heart must print name, address, phone number, category, and to bring food to share and items for the white this might be causing my knows the whole story. attacks weren’t even rec­ date and place the photo was taken on the back of the elephant sale. tinnitus and he told me to ear; your teeth can be one is caused by such a Remember, these are av­ ognized in living patients photograph. Mrs. Robert J. Richmond will be hostess, assisted ask my dentist. I asked of them. I Just received a problem is to improve the erage statistics that are before this century, you B alesano, Jennifer Manchester Memorial St., was born May 22 at Entry blanks and information are available from by Mrs. Joseph F. Donahue, Mrs. Robert W. Lappen. and my dentist scoffed at letter from a dentist com­ occlusion. The teeth are based on life expectancy realize these are related Lynn, daughter of Mi­ Hospital. Her maternal Manchester Memorial the Mystic Color Lab, Mystic, 06355. Entry materials Mrs. Barry Smith and Mrs. Douglas Jones. this idea. He said it might menting on this. I’m sure realigned and sometimes at birth. As you get older to a change in our chael and Virginia LeHe- grandmother is Marie B. Hospital. Her maternal is also available at all State of Connecticut tourism be caused by overbite and your dentist knows this the high spots of certain your life expectancy lifestyle. rissier of Cromwell, was Gervais of 47 Seaman grandparents are Dr. and centers. Rec brochure avaiiabie provided me with a brace because of his comment teeth are ground off to changes. A 73-year-old Men younger than 55 born May 19 at Meriden- Circle. Her paternal Mrs. Dominick F. Roto of The Recreation Department’s summer brochure that did no good. about your overbite. achieve a balanced clo­ man in good health has an also have more than three Wallingford Hospital. Her grandparents are Charles Woodstock Valley. Her Volunteer honored will be available at local recreation centers, libraries, The usuai cause is from maternal grandparents A. and Clara W. Bridge of I’m reluctant to have sure of all your teeth so average life expectancy times as many deaths paternal grandparents Helen OstrowsRi, 76, a Senior Companion Program banks and through the school system, as of Thursday. this tooth removed, since I an abnormal function of they strike evenly. Some- of 10 years. When he from accidents as women are Walter and Shirley Latrobe, Pa. are Mr. and Mrs. I. Registration for summer leisure time programs the hinge joint of your Schad, Colin Matthew, volunteer at the Meadows Convalescent Home, is one only have two pair of teeth times braces are survives to 83, it changes of the same age. LeHerissier of Walling­ Scheinberg of West Ba­ of several volunteers being honored this week in will start Friday and run through June 29 at the Arts that meet and this is one of jaw, called the temporo­ necessary. again. Men also have about ford. Her paternal grand­ son of Charles L. and bylon, N.Y. She has a Building on Garden Grove Road, Monday through mandibular joint. When mother is Mrs. Rose Bale­ Nancy Deskus Schad of 10 Washington, D.C. them. Is there a way to I wouldn’t recommend There are medical rea­ three times as many brother, Christopher Vice president George Bush will be the guest Thursday, 10 a.m, to 2 p.m.; and Mahoney Center, 110 determine if my tinnitus is your teeth don’t fit to­ sons why a man’s life deaths from lung cancer sano of 68 Laurel St. Her N. Fairfield St., was born Paul. 14 months. Cedar St., Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. caused by this tooth other gether properly the joint pulling your tooth. Ask as women because paternal .great- May 18 at Manchester speaker at the celebration marking the 10th your dentist about your expectancy is shorter. Jaworski, Emily Lynn, anniversary ot the Senior Companion Program. Registration can be sent to 41 Center St., and should than pulling it? can be affected and result Men are prone to heart they’ve smoked more ci­ grandmother isMrs. Julia Memorial Hospital. His include the necessary information and check. Call in both headaches and occlusion. If necessary, Phillips of Hartford. She maternal grandparents daughter of John Walter Mrs. Ostrowski provides daily attention to five J see an orthodontist, who attacks at a much earlier garettes longer. However, and Sharon McCann Ja­ 647-3089 or 647-3166, for more information. DEAR READER: ringing in the ears. age than women. Most women are gaining in this has a sister, Kristina are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard adults at Meadows. There are many causes The usual approach specializes in such occlu­ women aren’t likely to area. Draw your own Marie, 2‘/i. Deskus of Vero Beach, worski of 167 Vernon St., \ for ringing or noises in the when the joint dysfunction was born May 22 at sion problems. have a heart attack until conclusions. Hoffman, Elizabeth Fla. His paternal grand­ Manchester Memorial Ann, daughter of David parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hospital. Her maternal and Laura Lee Argraves Lee Schad of Hartford. grandparents are Mr. and News for Senior Citizens Hoffman of 91 Ridge St., Hennessy, Peter Jer- was born May 17 at rod, son of John Michael Mrs. Woodrow McCann of IfATCH CABtE NEWS NETWORK and Christine Manassey 47 Packard St. Her pater­ Manchester Memorial nal grandparents are Wal­ U Hospital. Her maternal Hennessy of 43 Lilac St., grandparents are Stephan was born May 17 at ter Jaworski of West FOR THE COX CABIE Trips info now posted at center and Donna Argraves of Manchester Memorial Haven and the late Linda Windsor Locks. Her pat­ Hospital. He has two Jaworski. She has six Editor’s note: this column is prepared by for One or Two; Homemade Mixes.” Tuesday, June 19 at 9:30 a.m., there will be ernal grandparents are brothers, John Joseph, brothers, John, 12; Mi­ the staff of the Manchester Senior Center. It Monday. June 18 at 10:15 a.m. — "High sign-ups for two different day trips: one is Clyde and Dorothy Hof­ 3>/i; and Gregory Chris­ chael,. 8; Bryan, 7; Mat­ appears in the Herald on Wednesdays and Fiber Diets." thew, 5; Mark, 4; and for the boat ride across the Sound to fman, New York. topher, 2. Eric, 3. Saturdays. Friday, June 22 at 10:15 a.m. — "Well Greenport, Long Island, at a cost of $23. Saimininkas, Carrie Pesclk, Jennifer Lynne,' Balanced Meals Without Cooking." This trip is scheduled for July 11. The other Elizabeth, daughter of daughter of Michael J. Walsh, Patrick Tho­ NEWS HEADUNES SWEEPSTAKES By Judith Kaiser Please plan to attend. Each program is trip is to Ocean Beach, scheduled for Aug. John and Mary Guest and Frances Torcia Pes- mas, son of Kevin A. and, N Activities Specialist highly informative and helpful for better 15, and costs $9. Saimininkas of 18 Pros­ cik of South Windsor, was Gail A. Hampton Walsh of health. pect St., was born May 19 born May 22 at Manches­ 187 Homestead St., was Hello everyone. Well, somehow we made Don’t forget, our Father’s Day luncheon There are still openings for the trip to You Can Win Big Prizes luxurious Samoset Resort Inn at Rockport, at Manchester Memorial ter Memorial Hospital. born May 22 at Manches­ it through the heat, didn’t we? Hope the picnic will be on June 21 at noon. Good food Hospital. Her maternal Her maternal grandpar­ ter Memorial Hospital. summer days ahead will be more will be prepared by the skillful hands of Maine, set for Aug. 6 to 9. The cost is $293., double occupancy. If interested, please grandfather is Raymond ents are Mr. and Mrs. His maternal grandpar­ comfortable. Margaret Newman, and there will be music E. Guest Sr. of East Edwin Pescik of 92 Clinton ents are Howard J. Hamp­ •Tune In to CNN Have you noticed something new and and games to round out the special day. All contact Creative ’Tours at 243-2389. The tour Hartford. Her paternal much-needed in the center lobby? Thanks will include the following: 3 nights St. Her paternal grand­ ton of 276 Bidwell St., and new and recent members are urged to join grandparents are Vytas mother is Mrs. Rachele the late Jean S. Hampton. to the fine design skills and handiwork of us for a pleasant time. accommodations at Samoset; 3 breakfasts and Aldona Saimininkas John Dahm, we now have a handsoqie trip and 3 dinners (all ala carte), including a Torcia of Hartford. She His paternal grandpar­ •Look For the Cox Cable To help keep you cool and fit,. Waddell of East Hartford. has a sister, Elaine Mar­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. schedule board and itinerary information clam and lobster bake; sightseeing to Bridge, Laura Marie, rack. pool is open for free adult swimming include Mt. Katahdin cruise and Rockport garet, 2‘/4. Thomas Walsh of 43 Ridge~ Mondays through Fridays from 12 noon to 1 daughter of Maurice E. Schelnberg, Kathryn St. He has a sister, Carrie Upcoming programs: Harbor area, Arcadia National Park in Bar and Louise B. Gervais ’’Headline of The Week” The last three, programs in Gloria Weiss’ p.m. Harbor, the Ocean Drive, Cadillac Moun­ Lynne, daughter of Mark A., 3. His maternal great­ Bridge of South Windsor, E. and Joanne M. Roto grandmother is Katherine nutrition series will be as follows: Upcoming trips and sign-ups: tain and Thunder Hole; all taxes, gratuities was born May 18 at Friday, June 15 at 10:15 a.m. — “Cooking Please make a special note that on and baggage handling. Scheinberg of 144 S. Main Hampton of Manchester. 1^ You May Win: East Catholic bestows honors Cinema GRAND PRIZE 25” RCA Color TV

Honors ceremonies Students receiving spe­ ville. Girls’ State Dele­ Bender, David Bolsoneau, SophomorM Hartford 9:30. — Sixteen Candles (PG) were conducted recently cial awards were: Colin gate; and Susan M. Colin Buechler, Carole Col- CInomo City — Sugar Cane 7:40, 9:30. — Romancing the (PG) 12:30,2:15,4,5:45. llton, Chris Dickinson, Me­ Joel ClizewskI, Kevin Mad­ Alley (PG) 7, 9:15. — Revolt Stone (PG) 7:30, 9:40. Wllllmantic at East Catholic High Buechler, Yale Book Byrne, Alternate Girls’ lissa Domllan, Kathleen den, Elizabeth Tan. ot Job 7:20, 9:35. — Mike's Jlllson Square Cinema — Iweek #1 Canon 35mm Camera Evans. Mansfield Indiana Jones and the Tem­ School for students who Award; Kevin Scollan, State Delegate. Murder (R) 7:35, 9:50. Trans-Lux College Twin — The following qualified East Hartford ple ot Doom (PG) 7,9:30. — • were inducted into the Harvard Book Award; Those included in the John Florentino, Christine Star Trek 111: The Search tor Beat Street (PG) 7:10,9:20.— • Monsignor Robert W, Honor Society were: Goppel, Natalie Grin, Keith for First Honors Awards: Eastwood Pub E CInomo— Spock (PG) 7, 9:15. — — Week #2 10-Speed Bicycle Donna Tuttle, Rensselaer Judenis, Richard Lavey, Police Academy (R) 7:15, SIlkwood (R) 7 with Norma Ghostbusters (PG) 7:10,9:20.' Doyie Chapter of the Medal; Richard Lavey, Sharan McDermott, Ruth 9:10. Roe (PG) 9:15. — Gremlins (PG) 7, 9:30. Stnlori Poor Richard's Pub E Ci­ Windsor • National Honor Society. Holy Cross Book Award; Mlllsteln. Seniors Vernon Plaza — Splash (PG) 7:15.' |Week #3 Telephone Answering System Ronald Adams, Thomas nema— Police Academy (R) Clno1E2— Splash (PG) 7, Honors E Awards and Brian Bender, Ruth Mill- Barry, Karen Beniamin, Poula Mozilcoto, Kevin 7:X,9:30. Outstanding Student Scollan, Lynne Tracclola, Karen Beniamin, Shlelo 9:15. — Police Academy (R) stein, Lynne Trocciola Anna Marie Bonville, Mau­ Compbell, Lisa Longo, Showcase Cinemas — Indi­ 7:20, 9:30. Awards were aiso and Sharon McDermott, reen Carney, Janet Casella, Walter Trvmbulak, Kim ana Jones and the Temple ot West Horttord PLAYER PIANOS are In Kelly Crauchley, Caralynn Tully, Terese Turmel, Donna James Meyer, Susan Moynl- Doom (PG) 12:30, 2:45, 5, presented. Principal’s Award for Tuttle, Julie Welch. nan, Mary Siena, Stephen Elm 1 E 2 — Police demand. If vau have one Del Signore. Sledesky. 7:20, 9:45. — Ghostbusters Academy (R) 7:15, 9:30. — Student Eileen Madden Scholarship and James Depersla, Patricia (PG) 1, 3:15,5:20,7:40,10.— Splash (PG) 7, 9:30. you do not use, why not 2 Extra Prizes each week R C i l Once Upon a Time In Amer­ was master of ceremonies Citizenship. Gregory, Brian Harkins, Ca­ The following students .The Movies — Romancing exchange It for cash with 2 5 "* COlOB IV WITH and also spoke. Other Also, Debra Struthers, rolyn Janton, Sharon Kelly, Juniors ica (R) 1, 4, 7, 9:40. — the Stone (PG) 12:15, 2:25, a want ad. Maryann Lemaire, Eileen were named for honors Gremlins (PG) 12, 2:20,4:40, ti* * ' — Streets ot student speakers were Bay Path Junior College Madden. with distinction: Brian Bender, Colin 7:10,9:30. — Beat Street (PG) Fire (PG) 12, 1:55, 3:50,5:35, 3 Mary Siena, John Missel- Business Award; Brenda Chris Markelon, William Buechler, Michelle Cote, Me­ 12, 3:10, 5:10, 7:30, 9:50. — 7:40,9:40. — Sixteen Candles 34 Qt. Thermos Cooler “"““Tiro'™"' 3 Masse, Kristin McGuire, lissa Domllan, Brian Gal- Star Trek 111: The Search tor witz and Audrey Nadeau. Madden, Briarwood Book Sean Meehan, James Meyer, Seniors lahue, Richard Layey, Keith Spock (PG) 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, The awards were pres­ Award; Kathleen Evans, Douglas MIhak, Jahn Judenis, Ruth Mlllsteln, 7:15, 9:40. — The Natural BUYER MEETS seller In I T i T i W ented by the Rev. William MIsselwItz. Brian Harkins, Caralyn Lynne Trocciola. (PG) 12:45, 3:45, 7, 9:55. — Dartmouth Book Award; Susan Moynlhan, Audrey Janton, Sean Meehan. Breakin' (PG) 12:15, 3:30, the want ads... time after Quik-Cup Instant Hot Beverage Maker Charbonneau, principal of Melissa Domijan, Con­ Nadeau, Jennie Nelsan, 5:30, 7:40, 10. time after time! Read and the school; Sister Peggy necticut Junior Science Mary Ellen Olson, Steven Juniors Sophomores Manchester use th e want ads Selfors, Mary Siena, Jackie UA Thoafors East — Evans and Mr. Stephen and Humanities Sympo­ Sipples, Stephen Sledesky. David Balsaneau, Kat­ Douglas Bussa, Michelle Streets ot Fire. IPG) 7:30, repulariv. Cullinan, vice principals. sium Book Award; Henry hleen Evans, Sharan McDer­ ’'•■••'"•r, Brion Lynch, Eli­ How to win; Mrs. Joanne C. Curley is Pawlowski, Boys’ State Juniors mott, John Price, Kevin Scol­ zabeth Murphy, Gerard Something Different.. Wish Someone A 1) Watch CNN on Cox Cable Channel 21 lan, Walter Trvmbulak, Murphy, Andrea Ryan, Kyle pretentt advisor. Delegate; Tracey McCon- Mark Bailey, Brian Danna Tuttle. Smith, Jerome Tomko. 2) When you see the special "Headline of the Week" Send Cox Cable a post card with your: Happy Birthday THE BEST LITTIE NAME with A Herald Happy Heart WHOREHOUSE ADDRESS Thoughts IN TEXAS Phone # Only This Week "Headiine of the Week” In the spring of each year, we Jews have a 70, during which time the Israelite farmers vah) and so we introduce the counting each "•WtliriU|hllt.ayB,I8 $6.00 iimp.iR. Date you saw it on Cox Cable strange custom. We count the days. would bring of their flocks and produce to evening (our days begin at sunset) with the Happy Birthday 3) There will be one "Headline" per week for the weeks of June 10,17 & Literally. Let me explain both how and why. offer sacrifices to the Lord. The genius of benediction "Praised are You, 0 Lord, our John MiIIimi lA. Jhm la In Leviticus 23:15-16 we read: "And from Pharasaic Judaism Is that the law was God, King of the Universe, who has 24. Winners to be drawn randomly on July 10, 1984 the day on which you bring the sheaf of made meaningful for the Jewish people sanctioned us by His commandments and 4) Limit one entry per househoid per week wave offering — the day after the Sabbath even after the Temple was destroyed and commanded us to count the Omer (the wave Love NopvfirmiiM 5) Winners will be notified by mail and listed on Cox Cable Channel 6 — you shall count off seven weeks. They the people were in exile, most of them no offering).’’ We then say “Today is x d^ys, >«n., JiHii 17 61 Cable subscription is not required - no purchase necessary must be com(^ete: you must count until the longer farmers. which makes y weeks and z days in the Mary day after the seventh week — fifty days; This verse was interpreted to mean that ‘Omer.’’’ then you shall bring an offering of new grain we must count the days from Passover for Tomorrow I will discuss what meaning Call.... 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Wodiic-silaN June 111, I!IH4 M A N CIIESTEK H ER A LD , Wednc.sday, June 13, 1984 - 21 the following products: Jergens Lotion — the Maine coast resort manager Clip ‘n’ file refunds back label; Jergens Aloe and Lanolin Lotion or Cream — trace the "Aloe & Lanolin” name from Personal Products Bumper crop of salmon spawns bargains the front of the bottle and the register tape with (File No. 11-B) the purchase price circled; Jergens Lotion- hosts all-gourmet weekends Clip out this file and keep it with similar Enriched Soap — the sticker from the bottle; and By Jeanne Lesem disiiipts the natural food chain by warming the waters An April report from the National Marine Fisheries cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Jergens Clear Complexion Bar — the Universal United Press International where the fish feed. Service showed a cold storage inventory of more than STA1EBA9K beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting Product Code number cut from the carton. Bv Nancy Griffin The ill wind from the south had little effect on 13 million pounds of Alaska king crab sections the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Expires O ct.^, 1984. United Press International “If he wasn’t in the hotel A bumper crop of fresh pink salmon and bargains in Alaska’s coastal waters in 1983, said an industry throughout the United States, representing a 36.9 the required forms at the supermarket, in M E TA International. Receive a $1 refund on 1-pound cans of salmon were forecast by a consultant spokesman. A record harvest of 37 million red, or percent increase over 1983. Prices have remained ROCKPORT, Maine — Several French wines, tons business, he'd be a ojovie newspapers and magazines, and when trading Meta Henna Creme Conditioner Intensified to the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute at a news sockeye, salmon were caught in Bristol Bay last year. stable for the past year and a half, according to the of exotic hors d'ouevres, a seven-course dinner and with friends. Offers may not be available in all Treatment, plus $5 in coupons. Send the required director — like Cecil B. DeMille, conference in New York. Ted Smits, vice president executive director of the institute’s executive director, William Hudson. at-eas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive refund form and the complete carton, register more than 50 guests. That's what Marcel Lacasse John Janssen of Seattle said 1983’s 127 million Facific Seafood Processors Association, said by considers a good time that’s in good taste. each refund. tape and name and address. Look for the refund one guest said of the French- pounds was the third largest harvest in the history of phone from Seattle a conservative estimate of the ’84 the same time, the North Atlantic A Local Bank with To convince the rest of the world, the manager of the AT ABOUT The following refund offers are worth $17.50. form on the package. Expires Dec. 31, 1984, the Alaskan industry. catch would be 20 million to 25 million fish, weighing 3 Seafood Association in Cleveland, Ohio, forecast a Samoset Resort hosts "Good Taste’’ weekends Canadian chef turned resort This week's refund offers have a total value of PROMISE $1 Refund. Send the required refund He said he expects prices for the fresh whole and to 5 pounds each. Smits said the decrease is due partly plentiful supply of cod throughout 1984 and said cod State-Wide Connections dedicated to the eating and cooking of gourmet foods $35.99. form and the Universal Product Code symbols manager. half salmon to average $2.50 to $3 a pound. The pinks to the E l Nino effect and partly to efforts to rebuild consumption has risen almost four times in the past 20 and the sampling of good wines. This offer doesn’t require a refund form; from two packages cf Promise Toothpaste. average 2 to 5 pounds each. stocks of the fish. years and almost 20 percent in the past three years Lacasse says the purpose of the weekend is twofold: ORAL-B $I Cash Refund, P.O. Box 4321, Young Expires Dec. 31, 1984. Janssen said the canned salmon bargains would be alone. The pleasure of his customers and the education of his Over 50 Locations America, MN 55399. Send the entire back panel, SUM M ER’S E V E , Gift Book Offer. Receive a into a tropical garden with rented potted plants and mainly the red, or sockeye, and the pink varieties, AS FO R T H E K IN G CRAB, Janssen said reports of A study conducted for the association in January staff. including the Universal Product Code symbol, free copy of "Woman’s Body"; a $3.50 value. Send complete with a fountain reflecting colored lights. thanks in part to the 3.6 million cases packed in 1983, its death have been greatly exaggerated. He said the 1984 showed people have cut their consumpton of fish from one package of Oral-B Adult toothbrushes the required refund form and the bottom flaps "If he wasn’t in the hotel business, he’d be a movie Lacasse says the weekends don’t make any money which represented a 50 percent increase over 1982. rumor arose because some fishing grounds were director — like Cecil B. DeMille,” one guest said of the by 14 percent, beef by 20 percent and chicken by 6 MANCHESTER STATE\ (sizes 60, 40, 35 or 32). plus your name, address with the Universal Product Code symbol from for the resort but ” we have fun,” and they provide In San Francisco in May, a weather system called closed temporarily as the shellfish entered the bottom percent in. the past three years. and ZIP code on a 3-by-5 piece of paper. Expires any two Summer’s Eve products, plus 75 cents French-Canadian chef turned resort manager. staff training for his young employees, mostly drawn El Nino was blamed for a poor outlook (orchinook and of their traditional cycle last year, yielding a harvest Lacasse is a man who obviously loves food and An earlier association study showed most consu­ July 31, 1984. postage and handling. Expires Sept. 30, 1984. from nearby communities. coho salmon fishing this year off California, Oregon one-third lower than in 1982. mers go out to eat fish but would serve it at home more BANK presents your These offers require refund forms: U LTR A B R IT E $1 Refund. Send the required people — not necessarily in that order — and more “ They’re learning to purchase, cook, perforni and and Washington. The system causes unusually large, “ King crab is abundant (now)he said, “ and snow than anything else, enjoys bringing the two together often if they were confident of their ability to select ATR A Challenge $1 Refund. Send the required refund form and the Universal Product Code serve with the best,” Lacasse said. “ Then we bring in warm ocean currents every eight to 10 years and crab is a bargain $3 a pound.” and prepare it properly. guide to INSTANT refund form and the Universal Product Code symbols from two cartons of any size of Ultra under the same roof. a bunch of people who can appreciate what they’ve The roof he uses is the one over his sprawling / symbol from the package of Atra 5's, lO’s, !5’s or Brite Toothpaste. Expires Sept. 30, 1984. learned.” _ BANKER convenience the all metal Atra. Look for the refund form on the Here’s a refund form to write for: A $2 refund. Samoset Resort, a 150-room hotel on 230 acres of One couple from Boston has attended every Good package. Expires Oct. 31, 1985. MiiM Mars 6-pack Refund, P.O. Box 4048, mid-coast Maine oceanfront. Each room has a view of Taste” weekend since Lacasse began them. ‘Simpler is better’ [»TII!iai;B»I»LMIR4tiaVM:>t!l^!l*j:tlJilli;iNi;il.ia;i ^ throughout Connecticut JE R G E N S $4 Refund. Receive a $1.50 refund Monticello, MN 55365. This offer expires July 31, the ocean and the blinking lighthouse on the Stuart Fortner and Rona Rothman, self-employed NEW YOR K (UPl) — "The simpler I get, the better and $2.50 in coupons good on Jergens Lotion, Aloe 1984. While waiting for the form, save the breakwater can be seen all night. dealers in office equipment, say they are amateur the food is,” chef Richard Sax said at a cooking and Lanolin Lotion or Cream, Lotion-Enriched Universal Product Code symbols from 6-pack The DeMille comparison is apt. Lacasse orches­ gourmet cooks who learn from the food preparation demon.stration at an Alaska Seafood Marketing DUNKIN’ DONUTS® ^ Soap or Clear Complexion Bar. Send the required overwrappers of Milky Way, Snickers, 3 trates the movements of his young, enthusiastic staff lessons and experience taste sensations they might AVON refund form and three proofs of purchase from Musketeers, Mars, Twix or M&Ms. with aplomb, charms his guests with friendly, Institute news conference in New York. 310 West Main St. otherwise be denied. Among the recipes he prepared were steamed fish heavily-accented conversation and makes certain the ’’Last year we had wild boar at one weekend. Steaks and fillets, a crab and fish stew and deviled BRISTOL setting in which the meal is served is as attractive as Another one this winter was devoted compieteiy to salmon cakes made with canned salmon. 1232 Farmington Ave. the food itself. game — pheasant, rabbit, turtie soup — stuff we can’t SiWINGS Supermarket Shopper 200 Main St. even get in Boston,” Fortner said. A R E C E N T "Good Taste” weekend was similar to "Marcel innovates,” he added. ”He even toid us Steamed Salmon Steaks CANTON others Lacasse has hosted during the past three years, where to procure game to cook at home.” 195 Albany Tpke. although each has a different theme. This one, With Gingerroot John E. Gaiiagher of Fortiand and his wife, Rosiyn, dedicated to elegance with a lower price tag, started CHESHIRE Refunder’s perfect summer are both state empioyees who run a catering business 3 tablespoons finely shredded scallion greens, about on a Friday night with guests sipping several varieties 28 South Main St. on the side. They’ve been returning to the resort four t inch long of relatively inexpensive French wines. to six times a year since their first "Good Taste” 1 tablespoon coarsely chopped fresh tarragon CROMWELL While the tasters washed down their frogs legs and leaves (or Vt teaspoon dried) Coles Rd., Route 72 goose liver pate with the vouvray, Gigondas, weekend. “ It’s our Fantasy Island,” Gallagher said. ” It’s a IVt to 3 teaspoons of minced fresh ginger filled with double coupons muscadet and four other wines, Boston wine importer DANIELSON getaway. We love the food and the people.” 2 salmon steaks or fillets, about 6 ounces each William Stuart explained how the $6 to $8 a bottle Lacasse said after conversations with other chefs 1 tablespoon rice wine vinegar, or to taste 84 Main St. Bv Martin Sloane aisles. looking for the "coupon heaven." for things like stereo vintages compared favorably to better-known and Z thin lemon slices While you’re waiting for equipment and vacations. more expensive versions from the same French and innkeepers at nationai group meetings, he DAYVILLE United Feature most profitable ways to beiieves the Samoset is the only resort offering such Combine prepared scallions, tarragon and ginger in Jet. Rts. 12, 10 1 & 52 Syndicate use my coupons. double coupons to return, Recently, we decided to regions. a small bowl. Scatter half the mixture on an oiled, why not put together your use some of our refund "It’s exciting to me to discover great wines that gourmet weekends. EAST GRANBY But that was in the past. He’s already selecting dates for next winter’s heat-proof plate. Lay salmon steaks or fillets on top. own double discounts by money to purchase a new people can afford," said Stuart. "If you have the DEAR MARTIN: Eve­ I know that somewhere adventures in eating, and unless he raises the $307 and scatter remaining seasonings on salmon. Route 20 ryone remembers a per­ out there coupons are combining your coupons addition to our family, a money, anyone can buy a bottle of Lafitte-Rothschild. Set plate in a steamer or a wide, covered pot with a with matching super­ parrot. As any good re­ Where’s the adventure in that?” price for two, he’ll continue to lose money. EAST HARTFORD fect summer. Mine was being doubled, even “ It doesn’t even cover the cost of the wine,” Lacasse rack .set over gently boiling water; water should market specials. 1 take funder would do, we Following the Saturday morning breakfast of. 583 Burnside Ave. three years ago when my tripled)! My advice to laughed. nearly reach level of rack. Cover tightly, and steam area supermarkets of­ coupon clippers who are the food section of the shopped around for the freshly-squeezed orange juice and freshly-baked just until salmon is opaque in center — allowing about ENFIELD fered double coupons. so fortunate is: enjoy it newspaper and carefully best quality bargain par­ croissants, the more than four dozen guests adjourned 10 minutes per inch of thickness, measured at thickest 231 Hazard Ave. Recent college graduates who want news of their They had never done it while it lasts. — Ruth go through the super­ rot. After searching for to a cooking class. part. Migdal, Brooklyn, N.Y. market advertisements, weeks, we found just the There, two-time gold medal-winning chef Gerry graduations listed in the Manchester Herald’s College 19* A DONUT FORESTVILLE before and haven’t done it Sprinkle salmon with the vinegar, then transfer to (Back Case Donuts) 26 East Main St. since — but that summer matching up the specials right bird. Simon instructed the food-lovers in the preparation of Notes column can do so by filling out a form. healed serving plates and garnish each serving with a The form is available by sending the Herald a LIMIT: 21 DOM I’S was bliss. D EAR R U TH : I know with the coupons in my continental recipes using fresh ham, pork and turkey thin slice of lemon. Makes 2 servings. OFKFR cool): TIIKI t) 27-Hl GRANBY file. The coupon and the DEAR SUSAN: 1 re­ breast in place of more costly meats such as veal. self-addressed, stamped envelope or by stopping by I fondly recall two 25- how you feel. The stores in One coupon per customer Available at all pariiapaiing Dunkin' Donuts 25 East Granby Rd. cent coupons, each good my town gave up on bargain-priced special, ceive lots of mail telling the Herald offices. The address is: College Notes Deviled Salmon Cakes sliop.s OHer may not be combined wit[i any other offer on three cans of Hunts double coupons a year together, usually save me me the wonderful things SA TU R D A Y N IG H T D IN N ER , all seven courses of form. Box 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester, HARTFORD 2 7>/i-ounce cans or 1 1-pound can salmon, well Tomato Sauce, which, on ago. But don’t be blue. almost half the regular people do with their cou­ it, was served in a ballroom temporarily converted 06040. 101 Pearl St. drained Rta. 83. Tilcoltvlllt Rd.. Vtrnon sale at six cans for a $1 Just when you’re sure it price. pon and refund, savings, 790 Maple Ave. 2 or more tablespoons unsalted butter, divided 651 Eirileld St.. 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Set aside to cool briefly. BROWNIE SANDWICH • 450 Naw Park Ava. Waal Hartlord Itk worth the trip. door barbecuing. A hear!■ly__>rtto i/i-inch slices. Heat oil every classification must be filled within the next few months. Those having In a small bowl, stir together the egg, mayonnaise, MIDDLETOWN grill item to add to your in large skillet over hot lemon juice, chopped dill, I'/i teaspoons of mustard ' COUPON■ 100 Plaza Middlesex recipe collection is this coals. Add onion and the who, what, where and how knowledge will get the jobs. and a little salt and pepper. Add this mixture, the *1 .1 9 820 Washington St. combination of franks, frankfurters. Cook, stir­ bread crumbs and the onion mixture to the salmon. Aetna Lite, Middle St. sauerkraut and potatoes. ring frequently, until 4-HOUR WORKSHOP Toss gently, preferably with your hands, to prevent 1.19 NEW BRITAIN Prepare this hot potato franks begin to brown. breaking up the fish too much. 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He said he did not know dissatisfied with how an election i- !P what plans the firm has for the building. being run must wait until llie :.’l of funds for student loans. Savin said efforts by residents and the City Council "The funds we obtained from our sale to Sallie ballots are eounted and iiecc Men’s Dress Shirts Men’s Knit Shirts Men’s Sport Shirts Men’s Slazenger Men's Young Men’s Shirts Mae will enable us to make over 100 new student to prevent him from adding 16 stories to the 14-story officers installed, then go to tl i Coordinates Tennis Coordinates loans and help us maintian the availability of office building at 60 Washington Street "didn’t make Labor Depurlment to ehallengc the plans to go ahead with the expansion any easier." the results. Our Reg. 14.99 these loans for future Connecticut students," said Savin said discouragement also played a role in the Our Reg. 10.99 Our Reg. 12.99 9.97 Our Reg. 12.99 11.88 Heritage President William H. Hale. The court said federal, .iudge 8.66 9.9 7 , Sports and knit shins with super decision to sell rather than press forward with the Oxford button-down in short Fashion styles: soft or hard collar Easy-care poly/cotton blends, and Each Reg. 15.99 9.9 7 „ 11.88 The bank has participated in the Guaranteed Made for flying can still grant relief to dissidem 10.97 in-crowd styling. In sizes S-XL. expansion. "Sometimes people get tired of listening. sleeve, more Sizes 14V2-17 Cotton/poly. Ip sizes S-XL. more. In great styles! Sizes S-XL. Tri-color knit shirts with a stripe- Our Reg. 12.99 to 14.99 Student Loan Program for fifteen years and the union members with minor com trim collar; easy-care poly/cotton. It sees to me a lot of self-serving people are out there. The odd-looking goggles Ernie Engelke is peering Poly/cotton knit shirts have button Young Men’s Slacks demand for the loans has increased steady during It doesn’t help when all the nay-sayers go on and on." plaints about the way an election i Men’s Dress Slacks Pull-on Pahts Trail’s End’** Jeans Coordinating twill shorts with tri­ placquet plus comfortable soft those years, he said. through aren’t goggles at all, but they do fly. They're run "without substantially dclac color elastic back band, zip front collar. Feature bold/fine striping Last fall the city’s Zoning Board ot Appeals bearing carriers, part of a three-piece motor housing ing or invalidating the election ' and two side pockets. All with detail. Shorts in knits or woven Our Reg. 22.99 approved Savin’s plans to expand the building, which 15.33 Our Reg. 19.99 9.97 Our Reg. 12.99 14.39 Our Reg. 17.99 the famous Spalding logo. poly/cotton with color blocks/ 17.44 Gardner heads council would have made it the second-tallest structure in used on the Boeing 747 thrust-reverser system. Engelke, But they emphasized that jiidgo;. Poly or poly-cotton 32 to 42 Sports-look in poly/cotton blend. 100% pre-washed cotton denim with Machine wash. Sizes S-XL. piping trim. Sizes S-kL 8> 30-40. Poly/silk/rayon blends for a great a lathe specialist, produces the bearing carriers at the have no authority to consider . cool feelingl Choose sizes 29-36. Sidney L. Gardner, a former Hartford city Hartford, rivaling the 38-story CityPlace for domi­ •Neckwear, Reg 4.99-7.993,88 to 6.22 Elastic waist. In sizes S-XL. straight legs. Sizes 30-42. SPORTING GOODS DEPARTMENT nance of the skyline. challenge aimed at invalidating councilman and U.S. Department of Health, machine shope ot the Garrett Pneumatic Systems union election. The Labor Depai l Education and Welfare official, has been named Neighbors of the building charged the addition Division in Tempe, Az., a unit of The Signal Companies. ment must take that action, tlie executive director of the Hartford Area Private would increase traffic in the area and further threaten court said. ■AtlBnUjpr Industry Council. the residential character. The ruling reverses a decision ol Osnaburg The council makes policy for federal job Without knowledge of Savin’s plans to sell the training programs in the region. the 1st I'.S. Circuit Court -il Perma Presab? building, the Hungerford Street Block Club an­ New IRS center uses Appeals that sided with disside it Gardner served on the Hartford City Council nounced Monday it had hired an attorney and was. Tier Curtain# from 1977 to 1981, and is the former director of workers in a Boston Teamster' 2 4 ' SIZE state and local affairs for the Childrens’ Defense going to sue to try to stop the expansion. local representing laliorers in liu Fund and a former deputy assistant secretary of Last year the City Council voted 5-3 to sue to computers for tracking moving business 4.88 the U.S. Department of Health, Education and overturn the zoning board's decision. Writing for the majority. Jiislii !■ Our Reg. 6.49 Welfare. However, the council reversed in January with William Brennan said it is "inai Deputy Mayor Francisco L. Borges arguing the BOSTON (UPI) — The Internal repeated telephone calls to the propriate" for federal judges lo Trimmed in easy Revenue Service has announced delinquent’s home. ‘Sannibel’ Sheet Sets ‘Floral Chain’ Plush care natural or expansion would bring needed jobs, tax revenue and preempt the secretary of labor •- office space. the opening of a regional center The system will make up to four expertise in supervising uiii ei Choose from classical country calico print in yeHow Velour/Terry Towels brown fabrics. Region’s non-farm jobs up that will link sophisticated compu­ telephone calls a day to delinquent or blue with coordinating p i ( ^ hem. taxpayers. If the computer gets a elections. Velour reverses to thirsty terry. Choice of •3 6 ' Size BOSTON — New England added 69,200 Savin said his development firm, Peter Savin ters to telephones in an automated blue, pink or beige. Properties, would continue to "maintain a high busy signal or no answer it will The issue arose out of an incideiK •Tw in 3 Pc. Set, Our Reg. 13.99...... 10.44 Reg. 7.49 .5.66 non-agricultural jobs in March and April, the system aimed at collecting $250 •B ath, Our Reg. 6 .4 9 ...... 4.66 ^'‘WoistOd watoMaciyHc largest increase since April 1978, the federal profile” in Hartford. million in delinquent taxes. recycle the case for a call later in on Nov. 9. 1980, at a noniinaliori •Full 4 Pc. Set, Our Reg. 20.99...... 15.77 "I can’t be specific today," he said. "We’ll be the day. or at a later date if it fails meeting for/candidates to the ■Hand, Ourlteg. 4.49...... 3.37 •Valance _ government says. The new system will allow a ■Queen 4 Pc. Set, OurTteg. 27.99 ...... 19.98 Reg.5.49 ..3.88 In a report issued late Monday, the Bureau of looking at potential acquisitions, joint ventures and computer at the Boston IRS to get through on a particular day. seven members of the exeeutiw' a Pc. w t hM 1 Hat, 1 rnted and 1 caae. •Washcloth, Our Reg. 2.29...... 1.71 development possibilities." When the computer reaches board that ran a movers unioio, 4 Pc. has 1 fia t. 1 fitted, and 2 eaaaa. Labor Statistics said the total number of jobs has headquarters to sort through delin­ jumped 3 percent since April 1983. quent accounts, assign them prior­ delinquent taxpayers, it will then which represented about Toil Trade and service sectors led the increase, ities and automatically make connect them to a case worker Bo.ston-area laborers. adding 43,600 jobs in ■ the two-month period, nil.-LKsnEuiR Regional Commissioner Anthony J. Ferrara said Recent college graduates who want news of their TH E NAME Monday. Construction employment jumped graduations listed in the Manchester Herald's College O F n iE R O S o ' 20,300, the largest increase in five years, he said. Notes column can do so by filling out a form. The increase in manufacturing was minimal, The form is available by sending the Herald a with advances and declines scattered among the self-addressed, stamped envelope or by stopping by various component industries, he said. the Herald offices. The address is: College Notes form. Box .591, Manchester Herald, Manchester. M 06040. HALL & MUSKA Sale Ends 30% OFF/ M o o re ^ l July 3rd NOW SERVES ALL Sparkling Copper THE NAME OF THE ROSE (p a per b a c k ) Wood Kitchen Accessories BY UMBERTO ECO A novel that is an historical Magazine Racks account of life in the 14 th century, plus a thrillert. , . .. Pui>.''UM4.t4 ; . P o t e 3.44.025.76 ' .U«t 14.96

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Help Wanted Pointlng/Poperlne $2 Household Goods 62 Misc. lor Sole 63 Pots 65 Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 21 Apartments lor Rent 42 Store/Offica Space ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa •••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa USED REFRIGERA­ ANTIQUE HIGH BACK FR EE — Spayed femole 1979 CHEVY MALIBU 3Vj r o o m APARTMENT EXTERIOR/INTERIOR dog. Three colors^ part CLASSIC SPORT COUPE BAKERS TRAINEE — Privote home, heat, PAINTING and wallpap­ TORS, WASHERS, Wicker chair, needs 643-2711 WANTED — Apply: Do­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ some work, glider base, Beagle and Shepard. To — V 8, automatic, power ering, celling work. Call appliances. Working sin­ FOR LEASE good home, needs o place steering, air condition­ Classified..Store/Office Space Household Goods...... 62 F o r advertisements to be nut Inn, Route 44a, Cov­ gle adult only. No pets, evenings, Gary McHugh, teed, ports and service. $35. Call 649-6039. Business Opportunities .22 Rates published Monday, the dead­ entry. Call 742-7722. 643-9321. ’ Low prices. B.D. Pearl & to run, both people work. ing, AM /FM , vinyl top. Notices Situation Wanted ...... 23 Resort Property ...... Misc. for Sale ...... 63 children. Call 643-2880. MANCHESTER Had dll shots. Call any­ Coll 643-2880.______Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge; line is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. ••••■•••••••••••••••••• Son, 649 Main Street, HEDSTRON 3 In 1 J>abv Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 643-2171. carriage, car bed and time before 1pm or any­ Lost/Found .. .T’t ...... 01 $2.25 tor one day MANCHESTER — Avail­ 7.000 square foot irxfutt* CEILINGS REPAIRED 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS Instruction ...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... Pets ...... 65 Business Opportunities or REPLACED with dry- stroller. Very good con­ time after 4pm, 646-8137. Personals...... 02 P er W o rd ; 22 able Immedlotely. Two rial. Ideal Machine Shop W AGON. 350 V-8. Auto­ Roommates Wanted . Musical Items 66 Read Your Ad Overhead door, officaa. wall. Coll evenings, Gary dition. $40. Call 646-3200. Announcements ...... 03 Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 dovs . r ...... 15c ••••••••••••••••••••••a bedroom apartment on MANCHESTER DOG matic. Posl-tractlon. Available immadiataty 600 McHugh, 643-9321. Root rack, rodio, de- Auctions...... 04 Real Estate Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14C Classified advertisements A P A R T N E R IS N EE D ED first floor. Appllanced amp sarvica. 55 GALLON STEEL OBEDIENCE CLASSES for a unique tavern and kitchen, basement stor­ fogger, more. Original Services Tag Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13C are taken by telephone as a 647-9137 NAME YOUR OWN TUXEDO LIVING ROOM DRUMS, clean - open one — New beginners class Homes tor Sale ...... 31 restaurant with unlim­ age, 2 car parking. $450 a owner. 643-2880.______26 d a y s ...... 12C convenience. PRICE — Father and son. COUCH with two match­ end. Use - waste water, beginning July 1st. Must Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered Wanted to Buy ...... 70 ited potential. Call 872- month. No utilities In­ Financial The Manchester Herald is Fast, dependable ser­ ing chairs, one occa­ dry well, etc. Phone 643- sign up ahead. Chuck 1971 DODGE DART Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering H appy Ads: 9945 or 487-0836. cluded. Security deposit responsible only for one incor- ••••••••••••••••••••••a WEST MIDDLE TURN­ vice. Painting, Paper­ sional chair, 3 Ethan 5873. $3 each. after 4:15, 568-1356. SWINGER, 318 — Auto­ M ortgages...... 11* Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting $3.00 per colum n inch and 1 year lease required. red Insertion and then only PIKE — Near Parkade, hanging & Removal. Call Allen end tables with matic, power steering. .Personal Loans...... ,12 - _ ^ u s i n e s s P ro p e rty ...... 35 Roofing/Siding Call 646-8352. .FOR SALE — Air condi­ FOUR FLUFFY ADORA­ Excellent running condi­ Automotive Deadlines for the size ot the original Real Estate store with two bay gar­ 644-0585 or 644-0036. matching coffee table, Heating/Plumbing $4800 new, will sacrifice tioner, 5000 BTU's, like B LE K ITTE N S looking tion. Florida cor. Call a rR^ort P ro p e rty ...... 36 O N E BEDROOM age. Call 643-6802. Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 F lo o rin g ...... Cars/Trucks tor Sole 71 . For classified advertise- insertion. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tor $2000 firm. Also 2 twin new, used once, 1 year for good homes. Call 871- 2330, mornings. $950. A P A R TM E N T for rent. PLANNING ON IM­ Income Tax Service Motorcycles/Bicycles . 72 ments to be published Tues- E rro rs which do not lessen Lota/Lond for Sole 33 beds, maple, mattress old. $150. Call 647-1286. 649-6480 after 11 am. Apply: 143 Main Street, PROVING your prop­ 1978 FORD THUNDER- Rentals Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value ottheadvertisement Resort Property 45 and box springs, dresser Services Wanted...... aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa mornings only. Please erty? Call Purcell B IR D — White, blue vinyl Employment will not be corrected by an and mirror, $300 firm. THREE OFFICE DESKS, D O G TRAINING Rooms tor Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 deadline is noon on the day FR EE C A TA LO G — Ot call for appointment, 649- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Brothers for expert top. One owner. 42,000 For Sale Call 633-1412 or 569-0432. dark brown formica tops. CLASSES — Beginners & Education Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. additional insertion. land bargains, 5 acres to 5701. CAPE COD — Six room pointing and wallpaper­ ml les. Make an otter. Cal I Misc. Automotive ...... 76 ing. Check our rates. Coll $150 each. Call 649-2813. and advanced obedience Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holiday/Seasonal — .61 500 acres, covering Ver­ cope, two full baths, three classes starting June 14th 872- 1520 mont and the Berkshlres FOUR ROOM APART­ bedrooms accomodating 646-8117.______REFRIGERATOR — 12 cu. ft. Frost-Free, copper 5 CU. FT. REFRIGERA- at the East Hartford at lowest Imaginable pri­ M E N T — First floor. six In East Harwich in a YW CA. Call Central Con­ quiet neighborhood. $350 PAINTING AND PAPER tone, excellent running TOR/FREEZER — En- ces. Write: CA TA LO G Mature adults. No pets. HANGING — Exterior necticut Dog Training, Repossessions a week. Call 646-0293, condition. $125 or best deslt brand, good 21 Help Wanted 21 O FFIC E, P.O. BOX938-E, Security. One cor. Tele­ and Interior, ceilings re­ condition. Sleeping bag, 721-1386. 01 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted North Adorns, Mass. 649-5620. offer. Call 646-9621. Lott/Found phone 649-1265. paired. References, fully clean, canvas top, flannel FO R SALE Notices ••••••••••••••••••••••• 01247. 1080 Cailli *3000 ••••••••••••••••••••*** ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• »•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Insured. Quality work. QUEEN SIZE WATER- lined, adult sized. Two Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 1978 liffli Ciih *1780 COMMUNICATIONS. COLLEGE STUDENTS, PLEASANT TWO BED­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPOUNDED — Male, 2 CLERK — Accounts Pay­ EXPERIENCED, MA­ CLERKS, TYPISTS, M ECHANIC. Immediate 3.4 ACRES INDUSTRIAL Martin Mattsson, even­ BED with heater. Excel­ snow tires, 13" rims, 1978 hilac liiSiiil *4000 Immediate opening for SUM M ER JOBS, plus re­ ROOM APARTMENT — yeors old. Poodle, black. able. Entry level posi­ TURE FULL TIME Data Entry Operators, opening for high school LAN D for sale at Marlbo­ ings 649-4431. lent condition. C all General Motors, studded 1976 UK(k IV *3700 Lost/Found 01 high school grad as a ceive 3 college credits. Available July 1st. $415 1978 CADILLAC FLEET- Found at Waddell School. tion. Fast paced, varied. SALESPERSON — Apply Bookkeepers — Needed grad as a Power Genera­ rough Industrial Park. CAPE COD, Falmouth — 643-2659. with wheels. Call 649-7063. 1975 liKih Mik n *2900 Figure aptitude and flexi­ Combat Signaler In the Excellent salary, high monthly. 871-0714/228- WOOD BROUGHAM for the abovi can be taen at Call the Manchester Dog In person to: Marlow's, for long term assign­ tor Repairer In the US Asking $25,000. Call 742- House for rent. Sleeps 6, Bulldinfl/Controctlns 53 bility reaulred. Must be ments In Newington area. Arm y. Guaranteed skill US Army. Guaranteed income In response to 0036, ask lor Fred. SOFA AND TWO CONSOLE — RCA TV, sale. Coll 742-5343. LOST — Block male cat, Warden, 646-4555. 867 Main Street, U.S. Government Youth 5343. V i mile to beach. Call “ **• 913 Main SI. white claws, chest, stom­ accurate and dependa­ Manchester. Good pay and benefits. training, pay, benefits. skill training, pay, benef­ ••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CHAIRS, $150. Other mis­ 21" black and white. its. 2-vear enlistment re­ Opportunity Program, AVAILABLE JULY 1st — 646^8686. ach. Collar with bell att­ ble. Competetive wage Send resume to; Contract 2-year enlistment re­ FARRAND REMODEL­ cellaneous Items. Call Works lovely. Cabinet. 1978 CONCORD/DL — and benefit package. Call aulred. College funding If quired. College funding If American Future Student 5 room, 2 bedroom first $20. Call 643-6526. Original owner. Auto- ached. Vicinity Flora Help Wanted 21 RECEPTIONIST — Personnel, Inc. 700 Burn­ Investment Property 34 ING — Cabinets, roofing, 649-7410. Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 for an appointment, 646- side Ave., East Hartford, qualified. Call your local qualified. Call your local Marketing Division. Po­ floor apartment. Wall to MISC. lor Rent matic, power Road, Bolton. Call Old ' F U L L T IM E for local sitions available In the wall carpet. $425 plus gutters, room additions, Lyme, 1-423-7752, collect. 1737. Plllowtex Corpora­ C T 06108, or coll 528-3615 Army Recruiter at 643- Arm y Recruiter at 643- steerlng/brokes, no rust, ••••••••••••••••••••••• busy office. Respond to: Manchester area. Car FOUR FAMILY HOUSE security. Heat not In- decks, all types of remo­ Misc. for Sole ^ Home and Garden 64 DRIVERS TO SELL Hood tion, Equal Opportunity for appointment. 4109. 4109. deling and repairs. FR EE 3 new tires, recent bat­ MOTORCYCLE INSU­ P.O. Box 566, Manches­ needed. Call 282-0778 — On lot 137 X 92. No cluded. Coll 643-4453. SMALL SHOP-GARAGE tery, new shocks, well LOST — Vicinity Cllffside Ice cream. We want 50 Employer. estimates. Fully Insured. ••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••••••••••••••••*** RANCE SPECIALIST — drivers at once. Ding ter, C T 06040. from 9oni-5pm.______realtors. Telephone 643- — For rent. 100 amp maintained. Must sell, Call us and compare our 3 Drive, Manchester. Ho­ SERVICE STATION AT­ OFFICE POSITION — MANCHESTER - NOR- Telephone 643-6017, otter SCREENED LOAM — DELIVERING RICH Dong Carts, 44 Prospect PART TIME HELP 4751, between 6 and Spm. service. $225 monthly. new car coming, reduced rates. Ask for Janet or ney colored female cat, TENDANT and me­ East Hartford area. Typ ­ THEND — One bedroom 6pm, 647-8509. Gravel, processed LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus Hill Road (Exit45off 1-91) W AN TED — In heylng. FLORIST ASSISTANT — chanic. Apply In person: SEC R ETA R Y — Small EXPEDITOR — An og- Call 646-3538. to $2800. 70,000 original Judy. Crockett AgeneVr white and green collar. Part time, Including apartment. In quiet resi­ gravel, sand, stone and tax. Sand, gravel and East Windsor, 623-1733. Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- . 252 Spencer Street, Man- law firm. Call 646-4545. ing, filing. Computer gresslve Individual with aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa miles, metallic silver, ve­ 643-1577. Please call 646-1641. Sales and General Store knowledge helpful. Wil­ dential area, near bus DESIGN KITCHENS by fill. For deliveries call stone. Coll 643-9504. well Street, Manchester. chester, CT.______good memory and com­ Business Property 35 lour sets, AM/FM radio. EXCELLENT INCOME work. Saturday Included. ling to train. Pleasant munications skills to lines. Heat not Included. Roommotas Wonted 48 J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, George Gritting, An­ 1983 YA M A H A IT-175 — FOUND — Male Siamese PART TIME — Typist, Call 742-6706. for part time home as­ Apply in person: Flower SUMMER HELP — As­ telephone voice. Fringe work tor an olr craft type INDUSTRIAL BUILD­ $365 monthly. Call 646- vanities, formica, Wilson dover, 742-7886. Less than 500 miles. Call Cat, Bolton Loke area. TOWN OF MANCHES­ Receptionist and Assist­ Pets 65 sembly work. For infor­ Fashion, 85 East Center semblers and coll wind­ benefits. Please call; 289- manufacturer. Company ING — 4800 sq. ft. Cen­ 3158 between 8 am and art, Corlan counter tops, 872-2343. Call 646-14B3 or 647-9355. TER — TYPIST — $3.37 ant In Manchester doc­ FEMALE ROOMMATE GULISTAN PACIFIC 1973 CHRYSLER NEW­ mation call (504) 641-8003 Street. ers, finger dexterity tor's office. Mature, reli­ 2708 for appointment. paid benefits In an air trally located In Man­ 4:30 pm. kitchen cabinet fronts, per hour (20 hours per — Make all seasons vaca­ complete woodworking Blue wall to wall carpet PORT CUSTOM — New Ext. 8201. reaulred. Will train. 4day able person with pleasant conditioned plant. Coll chester. Coll Broker, R. FREE ADORABLE 1972 YA M A H A DT125 Dirt LOST — Cream, tannish, week). The Town may tion time on a beautiful service, custom mode 16.4 X 11.5 Very good starter, rebuilt transmis­ CLEANING HELP — Ev­ week, 10 hour day, 7am- personality. Approxi­ PAR T T IM E EM­ tor an appointment: Dy­ Samuelson, 649-0498. O N E BEDROOM F L U F F Y white kittens, sion, new alternator, Bike — Needs work. $200 white color male cat. have summer positions private lake. Shore house furniture, colonial repro­ condition. $85. Call 643- for Manchester residents enings. Floor experience 5:30pm. Apply at; Able mately 25 hours per week P L O Y E E — For wee­ namic Metal Products APARTMENT AT CEN­ well trained. Call 643- needs work. Best offer. or best offer. Call 647- Answers to name Sha- on loke with other fe­ ductions In wood, 9 varie­ 1215. 9509. who are full time students helpful. Transporatlon Coll, Howard Road, for one person or two kends. Must be over 20. Company, 646-4048. TE R — $350. Discount for 8836. Call 643-8306. llmar. On Russell Street, ATTENTION STU­ necessary. Call 643-5747. Rooms for Rent 41 male. Only minutes from ties of hardwood and and at least 16 years of Bolton.______persons 10 to 15 hours per Memorial Corner Store, senior citizen. No utili­ Hartford. $262 per month Manchester. Call 647- DENTS 8. HOUSEWIVES 352 Main Street, EXPEDITOR — An ag­ veneers NOW IN STOCK age. Must be able to type PART TIME WAI­ week. Must type 60 words ties. References and se- plus V] utilities. Call Deb- SPRINGER SPANIEL — TOWN OF MANCHESTER 1278. — Are you Interested In PERSON W A N TED — To gressive Individual with Call 649-9658 or evenings. 30 words per minute. TRESSES — Mornings, per minute. Call 646-5153, Manchester. CENTRAL LOCATION — 8 months old. All shots, LEGAL NOTICE earning extra money? make and decorate Dairy good memory and com­ 4 , Applications are availa­ afternoons, nights and leave message with Kitchen privileges. Free cailV^»7*'* AKC papers. Very attec- At a meetino on June 1904 the Planning and Zoning Com­ Several openings availa­ Queen Ice cream cakes, munications skills to TWIN CYLINDER mission mode the following decisions: ble at the Personnel Of­ Saturdays. Apply In per­ service.______W AREHOUSE & D E L IV ­ parking. Security and tlonote, great watch dog. ble In our telemarketing some cake experience work for an air craft type Services Offered SI LEON CIESZYNSKI SEAR'S Tank type air ALICE C. JARVIS AND JOHN D. LABELLE - SUBDIVISION • fice, Town Hall, 41 Center son after 2;30pm: Glide's ER Y — Immedlote open­ references reaulred. Call $75. Call 649-9664 after ADAMS 8T. A MIDDLE TURNPKE WEST (J-29) • Approved 0 department, it you have a helpful. Mornings, 9am- manufacturer. Company TWO BEDROOM SPA­ BU ILD ER — New homes, compressor. 1 HP, 120 Street, Manchester, CT. Luncheonette, 303 Adams HAIRCUTTERS — SU­ ings, permanent work to 643-2693 Otter 4pm. 4pm. plan of subdivision for Slots - SOI, 515 and S25V Middle Turn­ pleasant voice and a 12 noon, Monday thru PERCUTS IS NOW HIR­ paid benefits In an air CIOUS APARTMENT — additions, remodeling, pis, $250. Like new. Call pike West. TELEMARKETING Females and minorities Street, Manchester. Ex­ qualified person. 40 hour Position in telemarketing desire to make money, Wednesdays. Apply In ING In Manchester. It conditioned plant. Call Townhouse style. rec rooms, garages, kit­ 649-4886 Otter 6pm. QREENVEW HILL INC. ( J-28) - Approved with modificotlons a are encouraged to apply. perienced, must be 20 week, Monday thru Fri­ CARPETED, FUR­ ODD JOBS, Trucking. IMPORTANT! — Will landscaping plan as part of the Detailed Plans of Develop­ department Excellent op­ call Pat, Monday through person: Hartford Road you have or are about to day plus overtime after 40 for an appointment: Dy­ Convenient area. Park­ chens remodeled, ceil­ portunity to earn full time years old.______NISHED ROOM — With Home repairs. You name lady who got kittens on ment for the site - 592 East Center Street and 536 East Middle Thursday between 6pm- Dairy Queen. receive a Connecticut hours. Benefits - Insu- namic Metal Products ing. $400 plus security. ings, both tile, dormers, Turnpike (partial). wages while working only BUILDERS — Local con­ kitchen privileges. On Call 646-4489 after Spm. It, we do It. Free esti­ East Street, Hebron 9pm, 643-2711.______SHEET METAL State Cosmotologist Li­ ronce - Paid Vacation Company, 646-4048. roofing. Residential or END ROLLS Please Call 643-8836 after TLC COMMITTEE - ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT (T-64) • part time. Our proven line tracting company Is look­ bus line. Manchester. mates. Insured. 643-0304. 27V4 width - 25 cents; Denied without prejudice a zoning regulation amendment to of business products and SALES — Advertising DRAFTSM AN — Capable cense, give us a call at and Holidays. Opportun­ commercial. 649-4291. Spm. LEGAL SECRETARY — ing for top notch crews to ANESTHESIA ASSIST­ Call 647-1119. MANCHESTER — 400 13V4 width - 2 for 25 provide as a Special Exception Use Supervised Group computer supplies Is easy Specialty Metro Sales ot producing shop draw­ 649-2411. Benefits In­ ity for advancement. LAWN MOWING — Homes for Children with Special Needs. For Manchester office. build post and beam A N T — Part time. Must North Main Street. New GENERAL CARPEN­ cents. M U ST be picked, to learn and sell to our es­ shells In the Colchester Manager. Full compen­ ings for duct work. Must clude: Paid training, ex­ Apply: Manchester To­ EAST HARTFORD — two bedroom townhouse. Hedge trimming - chain FREE KITTENS & CATS THOMAS TOMKO (T-70) - Approved roof sign for 309 Green tablished national cus­ Experience In Real Est­ be willing to work flexible TR Y & REPAIRS — Rec up at the Manchester' Rood. sation plan Includes car. have building construc­ cellent starting salary, bacco & Candy Co., 299 Older gentleman, 1 bed­ Appllanced kitchen, con­ saw work - light trucking. — Both sexes, all colors, tomer base of small busi­ ate practice preferred. area. The shell consists of hours. Will train. Call Herald Otiice BEFORE MANCHESTER SAND A GRAVEL CO. (M-50) • Approved roof Insurance, vacation bo­ tion knowledge. Will con­ frequent wage reviews, Green Road, Manches­ room efficiency. All General handyman. In­ rooms, family rooms and adorable. Ideal for Dad sign for 431 New State Road. nesses. All sales are con­ Centrally located office. a timber frame, shea­ 646-1222, Ext. 2394 until venient to bus line and ceilings are our ' spe­ 11 A.M. ONLY. ______nus, commission and sider trolning an expe­ paid vacatlon/holldays. ter, June 11th, 12th&13th. utilities. Share bath. $65 sured. Call Ray, 646-7973. or Grad. Call 649-2176. A copy of these decisions has been filed In the Town Clerk's ducted during regular Liberal benefits. Please thing and Installation of 4pm.______shopping. $575 plus utili­ cialty. Concrete work office. business hours from the windows, doors and comission override. rienced sheet metal Clientele and equipment weekly. Call 643-6712. call Mr. Keith, 649-2865. ties. Option to buy availa­ done. One day service on PLANNING AND ZONI NG COMMISSION company supplied leads Sales experience re­ mechanic. Pay accord­ provided. Management COUNTER HELP ble. Peterman Building Leo Kwash, Secretary siding. Call 658-2277. BAN K IN G — Full time smaller repairs. Discount J This permanent position Is quired. Advertising Sales ing to ability. Paid holi­ opportunities. SUPER- WANTED — Apply: Do­ experienced proof opera­ MAIN STREET — All Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. Cor$/Tnicks for Sale 71 Cars/Tnicks for Sale 71 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 13th dav of June. Senior Citizen. Call after 1984. available from 2pm - 6pm, ENGINEER — Expe­ a plus. Top training, top days, benefits and profit CU TS, Phone 649-2411. nut Inn, Route 44a, Cov­ utilities Included. $180 AUTO MECHANK tor. South Windsor Bank 3pm, 649-8007. 025-06 Mon thru FrI. rienced Civil. Permanent lines. Computer support. shoring. Call 728-6600 or entry. Call 742-7722. & Trust Co. Contact monthly. References, as LAWN MOWERS RE- Previous sales experience, We offer! Salary Incentive We provide you with the 871-1111.______GRAMPY'S C O R N E R 649-7917 after Spm. Homes tor Kern ss P A IR E D — Quick, Expert business forms knowledge position for responsible Warren Matteson, 289- Pay Plan. Blue Cross & backup of a big business STORE — 706 Main Street BABYSITTERS aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Service! Senior Dis ANCHOR ELECTRICAL or computer supplies Individual at prolect en­ COOKING. Immediate 6061 for appointment. Major Medical. Pension gineer level for design ot and allow you the Inde­ Is now accepting applica­ NEEDED IMME- , - MARLBOROUGH — countl Free Pick Up and CONTRACTORS — Do background preferred. Plan. Paid Vacation & Hol­ opening for high school any size or type ot work. Hourly salary plus com­ highway structures. P.E. pendence of an entrepre­ tions for part time help. D IA T E L Y — Some days, Apartments for Rent 42 Lakefront, completely Delivery! E C O N O M Y idays Paid Sick Days. grad os a Food Service Fully Insured. Free Esti­ mission. No hard selling desireable. central Con­ neur. Call Charnal Asso­ Company benefits. If you some evenings and wee­ ______...... furnished 4 room house, 2 M OW ER, 647-3660. Busy shop. Continuous ciates at 646-29(M for Specialist In the US are energetic, hardwork­ ...... garage. Adults. No mates. Coll 647-0293. tactics. GM Trainina. We need an necticut location. Reply kend nights. Vicinity of U appointment, contact Army. Guaranteed skill ing and flexible with your Center Street, Manches­ T Y P IS T — 50-60worn and MANCHESTER — Avail­ Pteata call Mr. Baaudat aggressive NUSE Certified to Box N, c/o The Man­ Person Friday, East pets. $650 month. Ideal ATTENTION PARTI- John. training, pay, benefits. hours please apply be­ ter. Call days for Debbie, able Immediately. One, Rooflna/Siding 54 at Technician. chester Herald. 2-vear enlistment re­ Hartford location. Op­ two and three bedroom for professional couple. ERS: Call Jack Bertrand 456-4255 tween the hours of 9-11am 749-9135 or call nights for quired. College funding If or 1-4pm or coll for Koren, 647-8989. portunity open In small apartments. $400, $440, Cali for an appointment: qualified. Call your local association office for $520, heat and hot water parties. D J and Light oppointment, 643-5736. Show by the Party Pers­ BIDWELL HOME Im­ Army recruiter at 643- person with all around Included. BIssell and Store/Office Space provement Company — 646-4321 GOVERNMENT JOBS. pective People. Call 643- or see Ron Cook, CUSTODIAN 4109. PHYSICAL THERAPIST office experience. Excel­ Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. Roofing , siding, altera­ $16,559 - $50,553/year. No 1262. SECRETARY We have a full time opening for a de­ — Manchester area. Part Hiring. Your area. Call lent benefits and working tions, additions. Same PART TIME OFFICE time. Flexible hours. Call conditions for dependa­ ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ number tor over 30 years. VERNON pendable, detail conscious person 1- 805-687-6000 Ext. R-9965. BRICKS, BLOCKS, New CAD/CAM company is LYNCH MOTORS WORK — 15 hours 646-3107. ble person with a real bedrooms. Prices to tit livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. 649-6495. Mar>clwiUr, CT. who takes pride in a job well done. weekly. Will train. Call Interest In a secure posi­ your budget. Housing Un­ prime retail space.ample STONE — Concrete. seeking an experienced TEMPORARY PAR Chimney repairs. No lob N secretary with typing and Duties include cleaning and main­ 646-0338. tion. Contact Mrs. lim ited. Call 724-1967 parking. $660. Call 236- BRUCO ROOFING ^ Re­ TIME WORKER — For too small. Call 644-8356. shorthand skills. Word pro- taining the building, equipment and local gift shop. Hours, Palmer, 289-9576 between (Chg.). 6021 or 644-3977. sidential reroofIng our ceasing knowledge is pre­ JOIN THE LEADER - M ECH ANIC — Auto ser­ 2- 6pm. Please send re­ 8:30 am and 11:30 am, specloitv. 15 years expe­ ferred but will train qualified grounds. { I H E S I E R HONOL CENTER NURSERY THE NEW AVON vice. Experience pre­ sume to Box NN, c/o The Mondov thru Fridov. EAST HARTFORD — M A N CH ESTER — Down­ rience. Fully Insured.- person on the IBM P C.Excel­ Now hu a« opeeiRg tar m town. 5,000 sq. ft. store or SCHOOL — n Center lent benefit package and • Drinutlc niw urnlngi plM Must be available to work between ferred. Apply at; Gil's Manchester Herald. Five room apartment. Call 649-7097. • PnlMihinil niw u lu (rilnlng ivtomeUle inaehoolc. CLERK TYPIST — Ser­ Street, Manchester. 2dav pleasant working conditions. Auto Service, Route 6, l '/2 baths. $450 monthly. office space. Will subdi­ • Unllmlliil niw growth pilintlil 11 pm and 7:30 am and have good re­ vice organization located week, morning session Send reaume and salary re­ Bolton. FULL TIME COOK — vide. Call 643-1442. ferences. 24 Adinn’ft.’! Mndicttor In East Hartford has sev­ .Call 649-7620. available. Ages 2Vi thru 5 55 quirements to MCS. 27 Hart­ Call Now: Att Tom Dell, 646-3520 Permanent position years. Low rotes, field ford Tpke , Vernon. C T 06066 S23-9401 or >78-2941 Excellent benefits available to in­ eral full time clerical SUMMER WORK available. Benefits avail­ EAST HARTFORD — APPROXIMATELY 285 sq. ft. trips. Limited September •••••••••••••••■••••■•• L trg t firm now lnlDrvl«wlno cot- able. Experience pre­ positions available. Me­ clude major medical, dental, paid va­ hoB fludDntt. t«ach«r8. and high dium typing sklRs re­ Available June 15th. Five finished office. Prime openings. Telephone 644- FOGARTY BROTHERS •cnooigratfi for ful and part Urn# ferred. Apply in person; room apartment, heat, cation, paid holidays, season-al work 17.25 guartfitaad to Mart quired. Send resume to: downtown location. 3734 after 4pm. — Bathroom remodel­ The Ground Round, be­ hot water. Adults, no bonus and others. PoaNton can remain part tlma In Personnel Department, Multiple phone lines. ing; Installation water tall Scholarahipa available. Muat tween 2 and 4pm, 3025 pets. 2nd floor. Call 289- TRUCKING, HAULING, heaters, garbage dispo­ LEARN have uea of c v . Main Street, P.O. Box 8128, East Hart­ APPROXIMATELY 2600 sq. ft. For details and wage information call ford, 06108. EOE. 7756 until Spm, otter Spm Cleaning yards. Trees sals; foucet repairs. 649- APPLY AT ONCE 721-0349 1 to 7 pm. Glastonbury.______and weekends 528-0956. available prime down­ Manager between 2 and 7 pm town location. All or cut, haul away brush. 4539. VIsa/MasterCard rnii Mikw /uo-onoi part, finished or unfin­ 30 WORKERS A ished. Great for offices, To work In a recently expanded facility of a 6 4 6 -1 4 3 7 N A 's & RN's MANCHESTER HOUSEKEEPING DONE light commerce or cat­ Household Goods 62 large Eastern Company. Graduating HHA's IP N 's BENNET ELDERLY alog sales. Agents pro- — Reasonable rates. Route Personnel FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS SKILL Come and learn the Come and learn about the HOUSING Manchester only. Call advantages of working advantages of working lor 646-2208. 199 Spencer St., Manchester, CT High School? Immcdkit* Occupmy , 991 Main St., Manchestv 30" S ELF CLEAN GAS Management Trainee for medicalIleal personalpersonne medical personnel pool. SmikiI Houilng D*»«l»ni»nl EOE pool.... We.J e have open­ Must have 1 year fulltime now l•llln• oojIlooJOM, i 647-9126, Mr. F. Nassiff R AN G E; Assorted wal­ GRADUATING HIGH MT« 10 iSiTTWo SR opt *4*» I® nut cabinets, 32" vanity Ex Service Personnel WHAT'S YOUR NEXT MOVE? ings On all shifts. We experience. We have M70. Rant Induda* haaL not offer excellent ay and openings on all shifta. We wataf. W/W cafFaHng, ranga;/^ and mirrored medicine Ex Factory Workers SCHOOL? IF YOU'RE benefits. We will be re­ offer excellent pay and Mg., diapoaal, call lor aW ayalain. BUILDING FOR RENT atavalor. laundry, community Center of town, near hos­ C O L L E G E STUDENT chest. Call 649-0845. Sales Personnel CONSIOERING COLLEGE... cruiting on June 20th. benefits. We will be re­ room and ftoraga araa. uniw now pital on Main Street. looking for outdoor Can do our work easily. Average earnings to 1984 from 10 a.m. to 4 cruiting on June 20th •hown by appoJntmant. 9»ondty. Plenty ot parking. Serious FOR SALE — 6 month BUT NOT GOING ON p.m. in the H&R Block 1964 from 10 a.m. to 4 p Wadnoedey. Friday. 10 ^m. - fa work, will do odd lobs, ■tart, $1040 per month. Applicants will be p.m. Flaaaa cad tor appoIntmoM. Inquiries only. lawn maintenance, even old. New Whirlpool BURGER KING We Can Help! Office. Marshall’s Mall. m. In the H&R Block Of­ washer, $250. Call 647- YOU CAN ■elected by personnel Interviews: TO COLLEGE? 324 Broad St., Man­ fice, Marshall's Mall, 324 Call 643-7604, windows. Call Michael, HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR: chester Broad St., Mancheater. 528-6522 ask for John 647-0748. 9342. 649-7263 DIO YOU KNOW? Mu«i call tor kit«rvl*w appolntmvil Muai cal tor tntorvlaia appokttmant FIND IT BREAKFAST: II you'ra looking lor i |ob ’ College tuition at Connec­ between 10am and Spm 6am to 11am or 2pm tMhoro tho rowird It oquil ticut colleges, community MEDICAL MEDICAL college and state technical IN TODAY’S LUNCH: to tho diillengo. look to tho colleges is waived for mem­ PERSONNEL PERSONNEL 11am to 2 or 4pm Connecticut Nitlonil Guard. bers of the Connecticut Army National Guard POOL POOL DINNER: ‘ It you have a Student Loan, 549-0870 549-0870 3 It payi In caroor training KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright 5pm to 8 or 10pm a portion of it could be repaid and axparlanca. by the Connecticut Army CLOSING: National Guard Let DAD Know how 8 or 10pm to closing You cm take advantaga ol * We also reimburse up to Uniforms and meals provided free. our educational $1,000 per year tn other educational expenses NEWSPAPER CARRIERS CLASSIFIED SECTION! Apply In paraon: opportunitlaa and earn axtra much you care... monay at the aame time. NEEDED IN MANCHESTER 467 CENTER STREET, AND MOREI Call the Connecticut Pay and benefits tor member­ Wish him a HAPPY FATHER’S DAY MANCHESTER Notional Guard and aak ship. including hfeinsurance. ahout a S2JI00. CASH PX privileges, training oppor­ Get into a profitable habit. tunities and promotional ad­ Queens Ct. Spencer St. Lincoln St. Classified BONUS juat lor lolningl vancement which can also Read your classified ads. It can Greenwood Dr. Jarvis Rd. with a Herald Classified Adi benefit your civilian career Lilac St. lead to opportunities for jobs, CELEBRITY CIPHER . It could ho tho alirt oi tho Trumbull St. Griswold St. Hendee Rd. Celebrtty Cipher cryplogrtme are creeled from quotettone by tamoue people. pmH J Ads end proeent. Each loner In the tipfrer etende for another. Totlay'tokmJ^qtmhQ. heat oi your lllil WE WANT TO HELP YOU Roosevelt St. Ansaldl Rd. Center St. homes, articles, aUtos, or any­ THROUGH YOUR COLLEGE Adams St. by CONNIE WIENER Alexander St. Dougherty St. Other Sizes: thing you need or wish. Classi­ YEARS AHEADI Dover Rd.^ “KNYCB TCWL8WJ — PYHH, 8 Hickory La. Qeepwood Dr. 1 Col. X 1^" fieds are good news for your Canning Dr. AA ^ Phone 643-2711 Butternut Rd. Fairfield St. DAD 1 Col. X 2” *6.00 1 - 899- 842-2274 personal economy! ZM8WB 8 Z ’R FYNX CLNUKCZ8L, 1 - 800- 842-2274 Ruby Dr. Crestwood Dr. Fulton Dr. You’re The 1 Col. X *3.00 2 Col. X 2" * 12.00 649-9454 Foxcrott Dr. 649-9454 Qlenwood St. Autumn St. ^ BEST! CWT TCWL8WJ CWT CLNUKCZ8LR Andor Rd. 643-4633 643-4633 School St. HIghwood Dr. Love CNY WUZ ZMY RCOY.” — J8WJYN Porter St. Wyllys St. Call the Manchester Herald

NUJYNR. Classified Dept. 8:30am-5pm PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'I don't think you should strip people HanrliPHtpr HrralJi of their (ttejudlce — that’s all they have, some of them. We Deadline 12 noon FrI June 15th should just leave them alone until they mature." — Butterfly NATIONAL Call 647-9946 or643-2711 Ad will appear In June 16th Edition McOueen. GUARD Ask for the Circulation Department « isax by NEA, Inc M \\( IIKSTKli IIKUAl.D \\idii. m I;i \ .Imu' i:i, Unmarried couples joining the ranks of home owners CDBG panel debates Carol Kamm’s dogs Senior pair The American dream of owning your own home is they grasp the legal implications of the purchase," a bouse for $50,000 that, two years later, is worth getting more and more powerful — and now pulling in Gresham emphasizes, for there are crucial issues $75 000, whereupon you lose your job and can t pay possible re-entry regs dorft mind the sun led Tech nine single men and single women who would be locked out involved. your share of the mortgage? Who chooses an of achieving the dream were they not buying the home Y o u r Jointly purchased and owned real estate poses appraiser in case of resale? These are just samples of the questions that may ... page 3 ... page 13 page 11 with a friend. These unmarried couples do not M o n e y ' s critical ownership issues that must be spelled out — in necessarily have a "romantic" relationship. They a contract, in advance of the purchase — both lawyers arise to haunt you both. . may simply be singles buying homes together W o r t h and real estate brokers agree. A contract is obviously essential. Your lawyers will because they want a house both can live in and "No matter what happens between the two, the advise you on what form of joint ownership to choose perhaps also profit from as an investment. Sylvia Porter mortgage has to be paid," warns Gresham. (depending on many variables, including your state Overall, unmarried couples accounted for 7.7 This is no venture for casual acquaintances. In an laws). A "tenants in common” arrangement, which percent of home buyers nationally in 1983. according ideal case, you should live with your prospective provides each of you with an undivided interest in the ■to the U.S. League of Savings Institutions, against .'>.3 co-owner before your purchase to learn about each property, seems to be the most popular choice of percent in 1981 and 3.9 percent in 1977. other's habits and values. How would you like to singles. But other options include joint tenancy and The trend is much stronger in some regions. In the percent of residential sales come from singles getting co-own your home with a person who never pays bills partnerships. • u . Much cooler tonight; Manchester, Conn. Northeast, for in.stance. 9.7 iiercent of home buyers in together, particularly single women, and especially in on time? Or who can't be bothered to do chores? Or Attorneys are imperative from start to finish to be Mostly sunny Friday Thursday, June 14, 1984 1983 were unmarried couples, while in the West, the California and Texas." In addition, he notes, “the who. won't handle regular maintenance tasks? sure you make no errors on taxes and estate planning. percentage was 8.4. In the North Central states, this price of the houses they're buying are in the middle to "People should be friends," advises Gary Carter of Co-own with care! — Seepage 2 Single copy: 25(t category claimed 7..3 percent of home buyers, but in upper brackets." ERA Realty in Walnut Creek, Calif. "There are many “High prices and high mortgage rates mean that a things to work out, especially because even friends the South, only 6.6 percent were unmarried couples. ("Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,’’ liattrhrHlpr Mfralli (What a game sociologists could make out of these lot of people can't afford houses on their own,” adds probably won't have mutual goals.” 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal figures alone!) Mike Wilson, a U.S. League economist. "Undyr these Carter's recommendation: Plan now for sale later Large and medium-size cities are the most likely circumstances, the broad appeal of co-ownership is to avoid arguments, bitterness or worse. "Figure out money management, is now available through her locations for mingling singles to buy homes together. ea.sy to understand." now how you will dissolve the relationship. Go over the column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to "We've been seeing this trend develop for some Not .so easy to understand is the potential for serious 'what-ifs' with your attorney,” he urges. "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,’’ In care time,” says Ed Greshem, senior vice president of conflicts between the co-owners — a prospect few of Consider these hypothetical situations. What if one of the Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, marketing of Electronic Realty Associates in you would admit exists when you’re weighing a deal of of you decides to get married or is transferred to Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Storm is Shawnee Mission, Kan. "About 10 percent to 20 this kind. "Yet our brokers tell co-owners to be sure another part of the country? What if the two of you buy Universal Press Syndicate.) quick but REAL ESTATE {featuring: 48 ABBOTT ROAD, ELLINGTON, CONNECTICUT calamitous CUSTOM BUILT CONTEMPORARY RANCH Shortly before 6 p.m..on Wednesday, Medic Rudy THIS W EEK Kissmann was getting ready to go off the day shift at the town fire station on Center Street. 4 But bec-uu.se of the violent thunderstorm that struck Manchester, it was a long time before Kissman was . able to go home. And he wasn't alone in having to work all night because of the damage caused by the storm nil IIII — many fire department officials were kept on the job mi all night, as were utility crews and others. After gusts of wind began and large hailstones started falling, Kissmann and others in the fire 51** - department stood at the headquarters entrance and so PEACEFUL! watched the show, while the calls began coming in. Country living only minutes frewn schools, shopping, commun- EAST HARTFORD $67,500 ter bus. This charming ranchvffers four bedrooms, two full A House You Can Call Home! Adorable 5 room Ranch "The water was coming straight in from the back baths, a dream kitchen with an abundance of cabinets and - U. counter space The master bedroom is 20'x21' and has a walk* with 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths and carefree vinyl exte­ door,” Kissman said. "When we started seeing the in closet First floor laundry, large family room, living room with rior. Located in pleasant neighborhood. Great for just wind and the leaves, we knew we were in for woodstove. 2 car garage with electric open door and so much starting Call for more details. 643-4060 something.” more Offered at $145,000 Before that "something” left Manchester, more ••ADJOINING ELLINGTON RIDGE COUN­ ••OVERSIZED 2 CAR GARAGE WITH AUTO­ '• f l i ;■ than 3,000 households had lost electrical power and TRY CLUB MATIC DOOR OPENER firefighters in Manchester and area towns had run all ••BEAUTIFUL GOURMET KITCHEN - ••LARGE STUDY OR DEN W/PLENTY OF Herald photo by Pinto over the area doiising fires and repairing broken FULLY APPLIANCED OPEN SHELVING This is Main Street, near Mary Cheney Library, minutes after resident. Miraculously, only the front windshield appeared alarm boxes. Many residents also lost cable television •• GORGEOUS SUNKEN LIVING ROOM WITH ••30' OF GLASS DOORS SEPARATE LOGGIA service for several hours. FIREPLACE AND BUILT-IN WET BAR AND PRIVATE PATIO (30x20), W/SLATE Wednesday's storm first hit town. This giant oak tree — at least 4 smashed. The lightning storm knocked out power in several But in spite of the violence of the brief storm, no ••LARGE MASTER BEDROOM WITH DRES­ FLOOR feet thick — crashed and brought down utility lines with it. Parts sections of town, and caused a fire at 49 Pitkin St. storm-related injuries were reported, police and SING AREA ••CIRCULAR DRIVEWAY. PROPERTY NI­ of it tell across a compact car owned by Robert Neill, a Hebron Manchester Memorial Hospital spokesmen said ••FULL, DRY, WALKOUT BASEMENT CELY LANDSCAPED, LOW MAINTE­ today. NEW LISTING! EAST HARTFORD $95,900 ••OWNER MAY BE WILLING TO ASSIST IN NANCE And Michael Gomez, a phone company spokesman, $69,900 can still buy a tot of house' See this dormered Cape Pure pleasure best describes this exceptional 7 room FINANCING ••ASKING $1.54,900.00 said Manchester' ‘escaped unscathed,,' with no loss of with first floor family room, eating size kitchen, large master phone service. bedroom, 2 baths, and more. Located on quiet neighborhood Raised Ranch featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, llreplaced J street Walk to school Call now to see this good buy! rec room and 2 car garage Lovely private setting and located on cul-de-sac. A wonderful family home. Call CALL US REGARDING UNANGING, AND MANY OTHER FEATURES THIS MORNING, town and utility company work We can help you become a ire m ^d rumors fly (or an appointment. 64J-4060 IN THIS LUXURIOUS HOME crews were still repairing the damage, though power ■REALE" PROFESSIONAL! had been restored to most customers, officials said. Call 646-452S. and ask lor Oan. At jpne psi% t|ier G r^ g b tw gbt Like Other firefighters omthe day The winds downed several trees on top of power lines, □ th irty . shiftr Kissmann stayed on. FREE STRANO REAL ESTATE leaving many businesses along Oakland Street in the D.F. REALE, INC. .’’ At .atmit U'UM) g He remained at central town fire North End and in the downtown area of Main Street Real Estate ------— — MARKET 156 East Center Street Manchester, (.onnecticut headquarters on Center ntrbet, help­ 17$ Alain Si.. Monclifif«r. Cl. REAL ESTATE SERVICES evaluation without power for several hours. aiHl a* town ■vilirwft ‘ ing dispatch fire trucks. The flrst But though hail the size of golf balls was reported, U 646-4S2S 223 Ea«t Center St, M«nche«ter 643-4060 V 647-7653 fomwing a request tor 8_ emergency call came in at 5; S2 p.m. "It was nothing you could call a disaster,” said I ‘'Utere'a some prune By 7 p.m., 17 emergency calls had Manchester General Manager Robert Weiss. "It was reCrUferator.'L - come in. just a bad electrical storm.” CUSTOM BUILT BRICK RANCH "We don't need some Kissmann couldn’t get over one About '900 households in Manchester, Bolton and came the responw. *’ worst la storm sight — a tree) apparently torn East Hartford were still without power late this Let Bob Conner over now,"’ .Jin. from the ground, twisting around in morning, as additional Northeast Utilities crews were the air near Center and Church brought into the region to replace exhausted crews. Show You This... Knots of people stood around the streets. An NU spokesman said the worst-hit areas were the giant smashed tree at Center Park, : : He watched it as be stood in front of north ends of Manchester and Bolton. gaping at tbd tree and the utility wires the fire station, Electricity was restored to more than 2,700 N it had brought down. ' f “You could see it whipping around households in Manchester and 220 in Bolton by dawn At one point, b^ore'a poUcemait — Just like something going in this morning, the spokesman said. 2 ACRE + shooedJtoem away, two yeuttg men circles," he said. . In the North End, two fires were reported and over stood on the stone wall, ti^ng to see 50 Eight Utilities District firefighters answered Just how muciMlamage was done to Also at the headquarters for town repeated calls for more than an hour, according to the light-colored late-model compact firefighters. Deputy Chief Peter district spokesman Thomas R. O’Marra. On Burnham BUILDING LOT which had been in the tree’s path. Beckwith dispatched vehicles as the Street, a barn was hit by lightning and caught fire. The car peeked out from under­ police dispatcher, called in emer­ The district sent two pieces of apparatus to the gency calls. ' neath the tree’s top branches. Other caf was unluckjy enough to be Purdy Corp. after an alarm malfunctioned, but only BOLTON MANCHESTER than a smashed front windshield, H » At about 7 p.m,, the radio was one arrived. The second was put out of commission by appeared to have survived the crash.» “ “ " * 0 of the craab of a Center Park tree. hopping and there was not a single water on the road. Im m aculate hom e in Hebron, on piece of fire apparatus sitting in the MARY-JANE PAZDA Exceptionally nice 7 room country Almost a thing of the past. A 2 The car’s owner, Robert. Keill of ''is-' While at Purdy the department received a second 3.4 acres with extra building lot Hebron, was notified, but wasn't smile face. V Police and firefighters said no one Center Street fire station. call, to the Burnham Street bam. But South Windsor Mary-Jane Pazda knows the who, when, home. 3 large bedrooms, spacious acre homesite in Manchester sur­ “No apparatus available," Beck­ where and why of getting your house sold of 1.5 acres. Oak floors, newer oil among the bystanders. . ^ ...... had reported anything like that, firefighters had the fire under control, Fire Chief John kitchen, formal den and living room, 2 rounded by woodland and nature. "Guess he's at the library,” Joked The’j surprise'storm sent rumors A' clerk at Weattown Pharmacy with said into the radio. Christensen said. quickly. Let her put her superior organiza­ burner, and well pump. 3 bed­ “Nothing. Nothing left,” be said, tional skills and many contacts to workforyou car garage, in-ground swimming pool, someone-in the crowd. flying thfigigbout town. , . - > looked out the window ibis morning Asked to compare the storm to others in recent Don't miss this rare opportunity to One of tbton making the rounds and said the bus shelter was Just fine, more to himself than anyone. in selling your home. beautiful grounds, all situated in the rooms, 2 car attached garage. A few minutes later, as things grew memory, Christensen said, “I'm only a kid and 1 To get your house sold quickly and at the build your new home on this Oqe of the bystanders was thev about 6:90