Reagan: Soviets in Way of Peace

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By Dean Reynolds “America urges you to support the agenda tor peace I have outlined United Press International today,” Reagan said. , See related editorial on page 6 UNITED NATIONS - Blaming “We urge the Soviet Union today the Kremlin for eroding world faith to join with us in this quest,” the in disarmament, President Reagan president said. “We must not act for leader Leonid Brezhnev that “the today appealed for support of the ourselves alone, but for all Union of Soviet Socialist Republics assumes an obligation not to be the Classic Striped U.S. arms bontrol proposals he mankind.” called an "agenda for peace.” Reagan said the superpowers first to use nuclear weapons.” Dress Shirts In remarks to the second U.N. “must not manipulate our people by Reagan said, “We need more than Special Session on Disarmament, playing upon their nightmares; we mere words, more than empty the president renewed the four basic must serve mankind through promises before we can proceed” down the road toward true arms A 5 large. 88selection^ of 50-50 Fashion-trimmed terw, Neat collar m<^els plus proposals he had outlined In the past genuine disarmament.” A Dolv/cotton stripes In Interlock or combinations crow and veo nock to ^ u c e the threat of war. The speech, carried live on radio control. r. . . . ------, Qf fjQjf, Groat stylos In and television by the major “Soviet aggression and support randy & fine tattersal .The proposals for joint U.S.Soviet cnecKSchecks on iiuinlight uav-r\-back- super colorsi Choose—------. ~ » action include: networks, was the latest attempt in for violence around the world have ground. Sizes 14Vfi to 17. from sizes S to XL. y rare. Sizes S to XL ' • Elimination of land-I>ased, in­ a year-long campaign by the White eroded the confidence needed for termediate range missiles in House to put the Soviet Union on the arms negotiations,” Reagan said. Europe. spot with regard to arms control. By contrast, Reagan said, • A one-third reduction in The language was peppered with “America has no territorial am­ strategic intercontinental ballistic anti-Soviet rhetoric and was clearly bitions, we occupy no countries and missile warheads, designed to deflect attention from we have built no walls to lock our 0H-. • Substantial reduction of NATO the Kremlin’s announcement this people in." and Warsaw Pact ground and air week that it has renounced the On other points, Reagan called for Herald photo by Bevins forces. “first use” of nuclear weapons. a verifiable chemical weaponry . • And new safeguards to reduce The president did not respond to agreement and an international con­ A NEW SURFACE FOR BROAD STREET the risk of accidental war. the proposal — a promise by Soviet ference on military expenditures to . . . and for some others In Manchester show the world who spends what on weapons. Reagan’s address to the U.N. con­ ference on disarmament caps months of efforts by White House aides to soften his hawkish image At last, workers begin and put the Soviet Union on the spot in the political and psychological tug-^-war over nse of nuclear ' Wlrw Cooler weapons. The Soviets, mindful of the nuclear disarmament talks with repaving of town roods , . iMatehlfig : the United SUtes set to begin on CfMstor June 29, have been hard at work attempting to burnish their image By Alex GIrelli Public Works Director George Kan- The other three streets in the ear­ too. Herald City Editor dra. ly schedule are Windemere Street I l l i l « l I Ml • a'l i» » * w t i l i f t ■* ' Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Paving was under way this mor­ from Broad Street for 150 feet east, t^pfiv pool Gromyko, speaking for President Manchester motorists have been ning at Broad Street, where a Starkweather Street from Green wftfM toai y.H»ey »< > Leonid Brezhnev, told the same asked to try to avoid using some stretch from Windemere Street to a Road to Woodbridge Street, Wood- U.N. conference the Kremlin has streets they have been wishing for point too feet north of Chambers bridge Street for 300 feet north and renounced the “first use” of nuclear months to avoid. Street will get a new riding surface. 300 feet south of Lydall Street. TOSCANY weapons in a superpower dispute. The five sections of street are That stretch of road is one of the being paved between now and July 1. five to be done between now and The South Main Street intersec­ ‘EoatoiY ' The White House already has said tions to be reconstructed are at the Soviet proposal is not new. Other It will be the first phase of a July 1. 2«.Pc. summer paving program that will Another one is East Middle Turn­ Spring Street, Arvine Place, and ^ ^ c ’< fp /y l officials say it is a public relations Comstock Road. QlaMWttro Sot gimmick designed to remove, with bring new bituminous paving to 12 pike from Main Street to Brookfield other streets, a chip seal treatment Street. The rest of East Middle The town's highway division has the help of world public opinion, the suggested that motorists avoid the 9 > 9 8 % » i < » one deterrent — U.S. nuclear to five more and reconstruction of Turnpike is so bad, in Kandra’s opi­ three intersections off South Main nion, that there is no point in resur­ five stretches of road if possible weapons — to a potential Soviet con­ because traffic on therrf will be ventional attack on Western Street. facing it. He plans to reconstruct it F«8hhm»iW*oaL4Mc*. i>to: That is the program worked out by piecemeal as funds are available. slowed. . >4 Europe. Habib in urgent talks TCNHW ------racqiwla. Airliners hit in Beirut battle

said Israeli units tried to advance on guerrilla strongholds in West By United Press International airport. Several shells crashed on the the mountain resort town of Aley, Beirut. Habib also was working to get Palestinian guerrillas and Israeli runways, damaging two planes but were repelled after two-and-a- Syria to agree not to transfer troops troops battled with artillery and belonging to Middle East Airlines, half hours of heavy fighting. to Beirut in exchange for aii attempt rockets near Beirut’s international Lebanon’s national carrier, state- Aley, 13 miles east of Beirut, is a major Lebanese leftist stronghold to persuade Israel to pull back some airport today, damaging several run Beirut airport said. of its forces around Beirut, Israel lt,ltoB.41.P... In Tel Aviv, the Israeli military on the main Belrut-Damascus Lebanese airliners parked on the radio said. command reported three planes highway. runway. PLO chairman Yasser Arafat, in a were damaged in the fighting, but Habib met separately with Clashes also were reported in the letter to U.N. Secretary General said the clashes began when the Lebanese President Elias Sarkis, mountains east of the capital as U.S. Javier Perez de Cuellar, said 30,000 Herald photo by Pinto guerrillas fired numerous volleys of Prime Minister Chefic Wazzan and presidential envoy Philip Habib met people were killed or wounded, 10,- Soviet-made Katyusha rockets at a representative of Lebanese with Lebanese leaders in an attempt 000 were missing and 800,000 had to prevent an Israeli assault on the Israeli positions near the airport socialist leader Walid Jumblatt, r ^ Playing the 1st period Beirut radio said. been left homeless by the Israeli in­ surrounded capital. and east of the city. vasion of Lebanon.” Palestinian spokesmen said “The Israeli army fired back at State-run Israel radio said Habib Hce hockey great Gordie Howe of Glastonbury told the Bolton proposed the Palestine Liberation Veteran Lebanese politician and Israeli ground forces and naval ar­ the sources of fire,” the spokesman former Prime Minister Saeb Salam H igh School Class of 1982 Wednesday at commencement not tillery off the coast shelled the said, stressing the Israeli army “is Organization lay down its arms and become a strictly political move­ met twice late Wednesday with to view graduation as the end of learning. He said the Bourj Barajneh refugee camp in not involved in the firing, incidents Arafat. Salam earlier had met with southern Beirut and the guerrilla- inside the city of Beirut.” ment in exchange for his promise to graduates are still playing the drat period, with a couple to go. ask Israel to remove its ring around U.S. envoy Philfp Habib. ^The school graduated 57. Story, more photos, on page 16. held dunes around the international Further inland, the Palestinians

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2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs,, June 17, 1982 NATIONAL WEATHBtaERVREFOKCAVr 10 T AM ECT • - I I * •* ■‘5 atergate, 10 years later News Briefing V 0 T Local politicians talk about lessons from historic burglary tfVIMWMOO New storms Group wants ban V. “ affair hurt her campaign for the Board of Directors at be,” he said. said. The disgrace still lingers. The corrupt think we’re on new drug LOWetT By Paul Hendrie Democratic Director Barbara B. Weinberg agreed so stupid that they can get away with making rake East TiMKfuniflit that time — she was a well known incumbent — but she < MIAMI Herald Reporter there has been a bit of an overreaction, but on balance, themselves over like a clown puts on a face.” By United Press International WASHINGTON "(UPI) - Ralph said it may have discouraged some people from running j W*. she said Watergate taught valuable lessons. Still, Cummings said there have been some positive Nader’s Health Research Group today, It’s been 10 years now since a “third rate burglary’^ as Republicans. , „ . “I think the Watergate break-in put a whole different A new wave of tornadoes and “I think it had an effect on the Republican party, she changes since Watergate. asked the government to ban a new and became a constitutional crisis known as “Watergate.” color on politics,” she said. “People had to evaluate “I think we are proud that the system brought down thunderstorms raked the eastern half of popular arthritis drug, Oraflex — citing Local political figures agree the scandal has left its said. “It caused some people to have a lack of faith in it, but that has bounced back somewhat. When it happens everything that is being done in politics to make sure it their corruption and that it works, because of a free the nation where 60-mph winds flipped a reports that 12 people who used it In un WIATtNA roXOOAtT • mark on the political landscaoe. is above reproach. I think that was a good outcome of in your own party, it always feels twice as hard.” I press — which exposes apd monitors — and because of a helicopter in North Carolina, injuring Great Britain dM. “Next to the Kennedy assassination, the Watergate Watergate. I think it shook everyone on both sides.” five Marines, and eight people were hurt scandal was the heaviest thing we have had to bear in few men of courage,” he said. “The gain is we know we ’The drug’s manufacturer,' Eli Lilly, STATE REP. Elsie L. “Biz “ Swensson. “It lingers like an infection that won’t go away,” said in Kentucky twisters. TVo boaters were were taken, so we figure we’ll be waiting when it called the request “irresponsible” and our century,” said Democratic Town Chairman R-Manchester, agreed. Cummings. “It makes many of us — this goes'around missing today in choppy Atlantic waters happens again.” cited studies of thousands of people who Theodore R. Cummings. “It was even much greater party lines — feel so ashamed, . especially today, when off Virginia. “People are a little more forgiving, now that they Mrs. Ferguson also noted Nixon's ability to remain a took the drug without adverse reactions. Weather than the scandal under Warren Harding.” know it was the person, not the party,” said Mrs. we SM the former president (Nixon) acting as if nothing public figure, despite the disgrace of Watergate. The violent weather barreled in behind It said there have been no reported Former Republican Director Vivian F. Ferguson said a cold front Wednesday that chilled the Swensson, “ Wien I went in as a vice chairman and I was happened. "It’s interesting that he still seems to maintain his deaths among U.S. patients. Watergate ^rves as a sobering reminder to politicians new in politics, it was a bad experience. People were presence and he's still hanging in there,” she said, “He area from southwest New England to ’The research group said after the drug CUMMINGS SAID it galls him to see people con­ that they are no bigger than the people they serve. just turned off, blaming it on the party. But now it s had the capabilities and that made it so much worse, . Texas, marking the second day of tur­ went on sale In the United States on May “I think it probably is a good thing to be reminded victed for Watergate crimes profiting from the changed. Today, it’s yesterday’s news.” that he would do something so stupid. 1 also think that bulence that left a trail of uprooted trees 10, following approval by the Federal about Watwgate,” said Mrs. Ferguson. “People who experience. , . . ■ and downed power and telephone lines. Today’s forecast John Sullivan, Democratic State Central Committee Nixon had been so strong in foreign policy that it made it Food and Drug Administration, 64,000 serve in public office have to remember that they have a member, said he thinks there has been an overreaction A lesson is that nothing was learned, unfortunately, Tuesday’s storms left 11 people dead. prescriptions were filled in the first 21 verviiigh cdlllng indeed. It kind of sounds corny, but it’s and they think the people are stupid and that we don’t twice as hard. It was a great fall from grace. It had an Today cloudy with a few scattered light showerq,. • effect on the next president (Ford), when he pardoned At least a half dozen tornadoes touched days. a question of trust. Like what happened in Germany in to Watergate. assess their profit for their own egos as absurd and con­ Humid with highs In the 70s. Light and variable winds. “I think since then the people have been a little bit Nixon.” down during the late afternoon and In a letter to Health and Human Ser­ the 1 jst, people have to be reminded.” tinually showing the worst side of human nature, he evening Wednesday at Fuquay-Varina, Tonight partly cloudy, patches of fog forming. Lows 56^ . more apprehensive about politicians than they used to vices Secretary Richard Schweiker, the to 60. Light and variable winds. Friday mostly sunny. „ ^uson said she doesn’t think the Watergate N.C.; Vanceburg, Winchester, apd group asked that the drug — whose Highs near 80. Light and variable winds. Flemingsburg, Ky.; Bay St. Louis, generic name is benoxaprofen — be ‘ i Miss., and Belleview, Fla. taken off the market. At least two people were missing in “There can be no excuse for Extended outlook boating mishaps off Virginia Beach in proceeding with marketing of a drug no Tylers had front-row seat Portsmouth, Va., triggered by high better than currently available drugs Extended outlook for New England Saturday through winds and choppy waters. At least 11 when studies have clearly found it to pre­ Monday: other boaters were rescued when their sent a unique and considerable danger,” Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Con­ vessels capsized and two men in a rubber said the letter by Drs. Eve Bargmann siderable cloudiness through the period with a chance of , O s the cover-up unraveled raft were pulled from the rough waters. and Sidney Wolfe, the group’s director. showers Saturday and again Monday. Highs will be mostly in the 60s and low 70s. Overnight lows will be in UPI photo the 50s. COVERING WATER­ Tyler describes Fish as a “No. Nixon was a politi­ Final arguments Republicans see By Raymond T. DeMec cian; he has to take what Vermont: Showers Saturday. Fair Sunday. Chance of ' Herald Reporter GATE wasn’t easy. “So member of the Republican set for Hinckley Today In history budget qccord showers again on Monday. Highs in the'70s. Lows in th h ' much was happening so “centralist coalition” that comes. 1 felt sorry for the 50s. 1|t was the long, hot quickly that it was very held out the longest against American people. They gave him quita a mandate WASHINGTON (UPI) - Following In June 1972 Frank Wills, a security guard, discovered the break-ln at WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despite Maine, Npw Hampshire: Chance of showers Saturday summer o( 1973. Thirty- hard to digest everything,” Nixon’s ouster. He two months of often conflicting into Sunday. Fair Monday. Highs In the mid 60s to lower; ^ twp year-old Joseph Tyler remembers how one in 1972, and look what the Democratic National Headquarters In the Watergate complex In several setbacks, congressional ’Tyler remembers. testimony, the defense and prosecution Republicans say they are “very close” to 70s. Low in the mid 40s to lower 50s. and bis wife Susan 31, ' On a typical day, the shocking revelation after happened.” had a final chance today to argue Washington, D.C. Wills (left) receives an award Oct., 18, 1974 from reaching agreement on a spending plan pqcked* up . their another gradually Democratic National Committee Chairman Rpbert Strauss (center) and Tylers would spend most of TYLER, NOW an in­ whether'John W. Hinckley Jr. was in­ . for 1983. ’The difficult task will be to con­ Volkswagen camper and their time at the prompted even Nixon’s surance broker, earned a sane when he shot President Reagan. Caroline Wilkins, vice co*chalrman. vince the Democrats. National forecast he ided to where the action Congressional hearings on staunchest supporters to master’s degree in public The jury was expected to begin The 25-member bipartisian conference w{ s: Washington, D.C. Watergate. During breaks, abandon ship. “I knew the administration and deliberations Friday in the case of the jig was up for Nixon long Hatch: Odds panel on the budget planned to meet for By United Press International Los Angeles cy 68 80 ' -X ' Vatergate was breaking. they’d interview com­ political science, and young drifter who rose from obscurity on Beauty queen the third time in as many days today. City & Fest Hi Lo Pep Louisville pc 73 58 J i ; Or e by one, what Tyler mittee members on tape, before he resigned,” he worked for state and local March 30, 1981, when he wounded ’The small Republican group led by Albuquerque pc » 66 . .. . Memphis |x: 70 71 calls “the; little beaver against Donovan Anchorage cy S6 46 .... Miami Beach r M 70 JB- ' asking lor their reaction to says. government before he Reagan and three other men outside a going to court House GOP Leader Robert Michel of Asheville r M 65 .01 da tns” that kept the scan- Milwaukee pc 56 4B the evidence presented. THE TYLERS remained covered Watergate. His downtown hotel. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Orrin Illinois and Senate Budget Committee Atlanta r ao 67 .(B Minneapolis cy 83 64 ....A da 1 from flooding the Oval HARTFORD (UPI) — Miss Connec­ Billings r 75 56 U6 78 61 ' Then they’d phone in the in­ in Washington until the end experience combined with During the historic trial, defense psy­ Hatch, R-Utah, says “short of bringing Chairman Pete Domenici, R-N.M., hoped Nashville pc Of fice were collapsing. ticut, now minus her title and official Birmingham r M 60 .... New Orlens pc 88 88 1.21 ' . terviews to WINE. If they of July, 1974. Once they his wife’s background in chiatrists maintained Hinckley was in­ custom stenciled car, will be in Danbury people back to life,” some allegations in to find a way to reconcile the differences Boston r 86 66 .60 New York r 87 88 A , loe Tyler resigned from had time, they’d edit the history and social science, sane when he opened fire with a Brwnsvll Tx.pc 04 75 Oklahom Cty c 80 58 .... returned to Manchester, Superior Court Tuesday fighting for the federal probe of Labor Secretary between the House and Senate budget Buffalo c 53 .01 Omaha pc 76 50 hli 1 job with the Connec- tapes; if not, they’d send lends “a unique perspec­ handgun, but prosecution experts con­ 00 77 however, it became clear return of her crown. Raymond Donovan will remain un­ plans — both GOP products — before the Charlstn S.C. r Philadelphia pc 88 66 l4 l .. tk u t Department of Ck>n- them in raw. tive, “ he says, on the ten d ^ he knew right from wrong and bipartisan House-Senate conference Charlott N.C. r Phoenix pc 106 85 ...." su Tier Affairs. Sue Tyler, a to Tyler that “things were Lawyers for Virginia Reichardt, 22, resolved. Chicago pc Pittsburgh pc 75 25 J0.:> breaking fast.” One of his events that shattered the was in control. Hatch Wednesday, in the wake of the committee met. Cleveland c PortlamT M\ cy 78 80 Social Studies teacher at “ It was a m atter of nation’s political want the pageant’s board of directors to Columbus pc 86 56 ‘ Washington contacts gave Final arguments by the defense and murder of a government witness and the Following a closed-door meeting with Portland Ore. c M: inchester, High School, talking to everybody and framewore a decade ago. reinstate Miss Reichardt and allow her Dallas c Providence r 81 61 .ir* anybody, and then sifting him a call the day before prosecution were expected to last all disclosure that the FBI withheld infor-, GOP members of conference committee Denver r Richmond r 90 73 ...... ha d the .summer off Here, in capsule form, to pass the crown to her successor at the through the information we Nixon announced his day. mation about Donovan from the Senate late Wednesday night, Domenici said, Des Moines pc 76 56 St. Louis c 72 SO J)5 anyway. That summer, are some of his views on Miss Connecticut pageant June 26. Detroit c 64 51 Salt Lak Ctypc 16 54...... had to decide what was resignation, advising him last year, said “the odds favor depar­ “We are very close as to what we’re Duluth cy 66 44 th :y had a front row seat Watergate and its cast of “It’s not a matter of money now, it’s a San Antonio pc 92 66 ..... relevant to report,” Tyler to get down to Washington Environment matter of principal,” said Attorney ture” of Donovan as labor secretary. going to agree to.” El Paso c 86 66 San Diego cy 86 62 XB,. on history.' characters: Hartford r 86 66 .70 San Prancisc c says. immediately. Herald photo by DeMeo Richard Johnson of Bridgeport. “She Hatch, however, refused to call for his Honolulu pc 87 72 .... The Tylers covered Richard M. Nixon :“He ^ n Juan pc Tyler did. The night m policies blasted feels she’s been treated unfairly, that resignation. Stalemate stalls Indianapolis c 67 40 .... Seattle c Watergate on the spot for The Tylers weren’t new­ before the resignation was guilty by omission, or And, Hatch said, he expects Senate Jacksn Mss pc 80 70 2.66 Spokane c ra|dio station WINE in this has all been embarrassing for her, Jacksonville 86 73 .07 comers to radio jour­ speech, he drove straight commission. Of course, JOSEPH TYLER WITH HISTORIC FRONT PAGE WASHINGTON (UPI) - In its 34 years Tampa r , Bilookfleld. They covered that the timing was especially Democrats, who sent at letter to Presi­ Voting Act vote Kansas City pc 75 56 .... Washington pc nalism. They had supplied to the nation’s capital. (Sue everybody likes to play the . . . He and hl3 wife, Susan, were there when the Watergate scandal exploded of-existence, the Conservation Founda- dent Reagan Tuesday urging him to ask Las Vegas pc 101 75 .... Wichita c ■ Congressional hearings, freelance coverage of game of “when did he awkward.” WASHINGTON (U P I)-A procedural Little I ^ k c 80 tt .... Tyler stayed hbme). He tloiw— a low-key, research-oriented en­ Donovan to “step aside,” to withdraw . the Supreme Court, the national political conven­ checked into a Howard know,” But if his staff was vironmental group — has never taken a their letter if he is cleared by the probe stalemate kept Senate action on the , White House...wherever tions since since 1964 to involved, it didn’t matter Palimony out Voting Rights Act extension bogged Johnson’s motel at 6 a.m. The Committee to Re- dent. Think about that.” political position. of Special Prosecutor Leon Silverman. , the biggesHiews of the day local radio stations. after driving all night. when Nixon knew. He was T h e reporters who Nixon's chief allorney: The respected foundation — down today, despite its certain passage “St. Clair was probably a elect the President HARTFORD (UPI) — A Connecticut was being made. Sometimes they got paid Later that morning, he accountable and responsi­ covered Watergate: “I (CREEP):“They were a On whether Watergate sometimes referred to as the “Vatican by as many as 90 votes. good corporate lawyer who judge, in what is believed to be the first Joe Tyler was In the for their reporting; often went live on WINE to an­ ble for their actions. think they wound up secret political intelligence eould happen of the U.S. environmental movement” Sens. Jesse Helms and John East, both was thrust into the political such ruling, says unmarried couples who Lottery room when the House they just sent it in free. nounce that Nixon would “ I talked to many playing a bigger role in and propaganda organiza- again:”You bet it could^ due to its quiet image — has instead Bra cited in death R-N.C., have been using delaying tactics arena and didn’t really live together can’t sue each other for ' ludiciary Committee voted Tyler says he and his make his resignation different sources, people Watergate than any tion operating with the People have short sought to influence government policies “palimoy” because they’d have to be to keep the House-passed bill from irticles* of impeachment wife didn’t have an easy close to Nixon, on a reporter ever wanted to. know what he was getting through meticulously researched studies LONDON (UPI).— A coroner ruled reaching the floor, even though the speech that day. sanction of the U.S. Presi- memories.’ against Richard M. Nixon. time lining up stations to Tyler watched the background basis. Their It’s a lot safer for a jour­ into. You have to on a wide variety of environmental married first. today that a metal-reinforced brassiere Senate voted 86-8 on ’Tuesday to limit remember, also, that a “ Since there was no legally Sue Tyler was present receive the Watergate speech over a closed- conclusion seemed to be nalist to say “according that Iris Sommerviile wore attracted a debate on a motion to consider it. Numbers drawn in New 1999. lawyer is only as good as issues recognizable marriage, there can be no when the U.S. Supreme broadcasts. “Quite a few of circuit monitor in the that he was amoral, rather to” than to say, “we have That situation changed dramatically lightning bolt that killed her. Sponsors from both parties earlier had England Wednesday: Rhode Island daily: 8974. his client allows him to be. divorce,” said Superior Court Judge Court ordered Nixon to (the stations) were reluc­ White House press room. than immoral.” found.” They had to live or Wednesday, as the group blasted Presi­ “It is one of those cases, if ever there vowed to stay with the bill no matter how Ck)nnecticut daily: 654. Vermont dally: 747. And St. Clair wasn’t get­ Simon ^rnstein. He said there can’t be I turn over his tapes of Oval tant to do it because they The room was crowded The While House staff: die on the basis of their dent Reagan’s "single-mindedness” in was one, which is an example of an act of long it took. But an agreement was possi­ Maine daily: 471. Massachusetts daily;_ ting the full story from any alimony when there was never a i Office conversations to didn’t want to be seem to with reporters, but Tyler “I think it’s significant research. Every day, their pursuit of controversial changes in God,” coroner Dr. Paul Knapman said. ble today to take up an urgent supplemen­ New Hampshire daily: 1584. marriage. ’ /t Chef U.S. District Oiurt be picking on Nixon,” he remembers there was “not that of Nixon’s initial staff credibility was on the line. Nixon.” natural resource programs involving tal appropriation containing a housing in­ l,owcll Weicker Jr., The case involves Ann Martell and His inquest on Mrs. Sommerviile, 62, '• John J. Sirica. says. They were afraid of much talking.,.everybody appointments, over 50 per­ Everybody was under a lot I several federal departments and agen­ dustry bail-out and then set a time for member of llie Senate James Dosek,- both of Enfield. They said lightning killed her as she walked ■■^j)WBW(Bmazes me is that losing their local spon- was just listening.” When cent had backgrounds in of pressure.” cies. calling up the voting rights bill and Judge John J. Sirica: W atergate Committee: started living together in 1971 and had a through a park during a severe storm itiif^w 'hs so much soi^.” „ , the speech was over, the advertising and public The criticism, however, came in moving to limit any further filibuster. WINE was especially in­ relations. These people “He was a hero. You have “His criticism of Nixon son a year later. Dosek left Ms. Martell earlier this month. Civil rights lobbyists predict the bill against Nixon reporters left the room familiar fashion fqr the foundation — a in 1978 and filed for divorce, saying the terested in following the were most interested in to remember, Sirica was a early on could have come highly detailed “State of the Environ­ Pathologist Dr. Iain West testified a will emerge without any weakening evm-ntfore Uie tapes were quietly. “marriage” had broken down. activities of Hamilton Fish “Your press, they re selling the product. They ^Republican... he could back to hurt him. When you ment 1982” report warning that more burn mark on her chest appeared to amendments — and without riders on Almanac ,;1ft|6ased,” says Tyler. “It ‘"There was, however, one essential Jr., a New York State only wanted to portray the '^ a v e taken up what came consider that this Presi­ match exactly the reinforced metal area abortion or school prayer that Helms all there, in the in- American, too. Tliey h a t^ than a decade of national environmental item missing, and that was the cer­ Republican represenUtive positive side of Nixon. And befor:^him, the Watergate dent demanded loyalty of her bra and said the metal apparently may Introduce — and will pass with at Ible pile of documents to see a thing like this progress could be destroyed by Reagan tificate necessary to establish the and member of the House they were so dependent on burglaries, and let it stop above all...if (Weicker) policies. attracted the lightning. least 90 votes. were made public happen,” says Tyler. marriage status,” the judge said. Watergate Committee Did ’Tyler feel sorry for loyalty — anybody who had at that. He could have done had been wrong, his By United Press International . . [ig the course of the political career could have Ings. The problem was whose district encom­ Nixon after the resignation anything bad to say atout that, but he didn’t.” James Si. Clair, been cut short.” Today is Thursday, June 17, the 168th day of 1982 with ' ■ ' Ing the information passed many of the speech? Nixon was the enemy.” 197 to follow. ■' ' station’s listeners. P eopletalk The moon is moving toward its new phase. The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. ’■'t' Z )te to come on Kennedy's Those bom on this date are under the slgm of GeminL - - ~ Tough John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, was bora June 17,1703. This also is the blrthdate of actors Ralph. Charles Colson, once White House special counsel Bellamy (1905) and Dean Martin (1917). School board approves pay increase to Richard Nixon, told UPI in an interview about On this date in history: Watergate, 10 years after: “We were a particularly .. .. cetatMfiset at 836;145 :145d 1u plusS $ 1 .81,00000( for longevity. He In 1928, Amelia Earhart became the first woman to The personnel committee of the board The salaries approved by the board in- driven, zealous, almost paranoid group of people. The Boald of Directors has set salaries is director of public personnel. fly across the Atlantic Ocean. She was a passenger., -. - has reviewed Kennedy’s performance wsiBde those of top administrators and Business manager Raymond Demers We were tough and ruthless ... We were hepding for fdr nine school employees not covered by aboard a plane piloted by Wilmer Stults. : *. ' : and recommended that his contract be some others not in a bargaining unit. will receive 828,190 plus 8300 for longevi­ a fall. If it hadn’t been the break-in of the In 1967, Communist China announced It had detonated, -. collective bargaining and has decided to For Wilson E. Deakin Jr. the board set Democratic National Committee, it would have vote on a salary for School Superinten- renewed. ty. a hydrogen bomb. . ■ It was reported that the discussion in a salary of 839,342 plus 8300 for longevity. Wilfred Dion, superintendent of been something else ... It was an historical in­ In 1972, five men with cameras and Iwgging e q u i p ; * - , d«it James P. Kennedy at its June 28 Deakin is assistant superintendent for evitability — Watergate. Something like that had to executive session edneeraed not only the buildings and ground, will get 828,445. ment were arresbMl in the “Watergate” bea<^uarters of ... .^ meeting. ^ administration and personnel. Mary Uppling, cafeteria manager, will ON A SELECT GROUP OF happen ... But 10 years later, would things be any The salhrles, including a proposed salary figure for Kennedy, but also such the Democratic National Committee in Washlngtoiij, provisions as the number of university For Dr. J. G. Fitzgibbon, the salary is receive 816,385 plus 8400 for longevity. different basically? I don’t really think so ... I don’t D.C., and charged with burglary. This was the beginning,,. , salary fbr'Kennedy of 8«,199, were dis­ 839,342 plus 81,000 for his doctorate. He is think the nature of man has changed.” courses he would be permitted to take Other salaries set were those of John of the Watergate scandal. cussed... in executive session at the assistant superintendent for curriculum Moriconi, 818,065; Ernest Sherman, 815.- DRESSES TOPS board's recent meeting. His present and - indemnification against certain In 1974, Herbert Kalmbach, President Nixon’s formep ... liabilities he might incur in the course of and instruction. 719; and Roberta Beganny, 85,200. gyiary is |45,980. The proposal calls for a For Allan G. (^esterton the salary was personal lawyer, was sentenced to six to 18 months in - v his work. SKIRTS HALTERS Brainstorm Cff. prison and fined 810,000 for illegal election fund-raising. 7 per cent increase. Four major Hollywood studios are looking at the A thought for the day: American author Mark Twain AND MUCH, MUCH MORE possibility of releasing "Brainstorm,” the movie ^ d , “In all matters of opinion our adversaries are in-U. ^ Natalie Wood had nearly finished when she How to figure out your new water bill NOW drowned last November, according to Variety. 1 * . - . ' ... > -X feet increased to 845.75. 7^ willwill be be 81.504 per 100 cubic The show-business weekly says because director than they now do. for 12(io’ Cubic feet of water THE 25% OFF Customers o f the of action by the Board of For a UA-inch meter the Douglas ’Trumbull and MGM-United Artists haven’t Here is how the rates has been 813.44. It will in­ For the next 40,000 feet it KURTA Manchester Water Depart­ Directors last week. figures are 847.94 for 2400 Handwoven. agreed on the picture’s future. Paramount, Warner And customers of the will work. crease to 821.51. has been 82 cents and will ilanrlipBtFr H rrald ment will be paying 60 per­ If you have a 5/8 or a 3/4 For a 1-lnch meter the feet to 876.71. Hand Bros., Columbia and Universal all have viewed it town’s sewer service will For a 2-inch meter the be 81.312 per 100 feet. Embroidered the past week with an eye toward handling its dis­ cent more for their water meter, your minimum rate figures are 828.59 for 1600 For water in excess of i July 1 as a result be paying 8 percent more figures are 872.00 for 3400 uniMx gauxe tribution. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher 50,000 feet per quarter it Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager feet to 8115.20. •hirl with Trumbull claims he finished the movie despite Its CHARLES COLSON LEE lACOCCA F or a 3-inch meter has been 59 cents, and will placate front star’s death. . . . Chrysler chief honored 8133.65 for 5500 feet to go to 94.4 cents per 100 . . . If not Watergate, something else USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 21&:' reen lambastes U.S. official aUthmA 8213.84. feet. coton The charge for sewer PubIWwd dally axcapt Sunday Suggaaiad earriar ralaa ara state’s Congressional program is basically a Green said the remarks F o r a 4-inch meter crazy” for trying to save the company — “but )t Arthur L. Green, direc­ service in the town system Toast Biker and cartain holldaya by tha SI .20 waakly, 38.12 for ona ' delegation, u r^ g them to Puerto Rican program.” m ade by Grace have 8223.83 for 13,300 feet to NOW looks, thank God, like he’s done it,” Manebaalar PubHabliio Co,, 16 month, 315.38 lor thraa moniha,;', tor of the' state Commls- Green said In his letter, caused irreparable harm to is based on the amount of Bralnard Plaoa, Manehaatar, 330.70 lor aix montha and IS 1.M , 2 b on HuVnan Rights and support a call , for Grace’s 8358.14. At a banquet honoring Lee lacocca as Detroit’s “I feel a real sense of accomplishment. It was a / “Hispanics, including the morale of the Puerto F or a 6-inch meter water metered. Conn. 0S040. Sacond elaaa tor ona yaar. Mall rataa ajna OpportitofUes Is supporting resignation. The mimumum charge 8*» Man of the Year, New York Yankees’ owner hard trip. It's nice to have had this challenge,” Ann poataga paid at Manehaatar, avallabla on raquaat' - “ ‘ • s Puerto Ricans, do not Rican community. 8440.79 for 21,000 feet to pK ii for the resignation of has been 87.68 for the first R«g. 11.99 George Steinbrenner playfully accused the T h e lim it Kovich said on her arrival in new York. Conn. POSTMASTER: Sadd ad- Grace was quoted on begin to approach even half 8705.27. She had just hiked across the United States from draaa changaa to tha Manehaatar To plaoa a daaaMad or dtaptay < jJ^gtOT Grace, chairman 1200 cubic feet of water autonuker of trying to emulate the TV careers of May 27 as having stated in of the food-stamp ‘ allot­ “It Is the commission's The rates for water in When Oklahoma Gov. George Nigh told a Santa Monica, Calif., a 2,800-mile feat she ac­ Harald. P.O. Box B91, advartlaomont, or to raport,a . .V Pre s id e n t' Reagan’s ment in Ngw York. If Puer­ metered. It^lljo to ^.^. himself, former Yankee pitcher Whitey Ford, and Manehaatar, Conn. 08040. nawa Nam atory or pMura Uoa. a sp e e c h before the position that this‘country excess of the mimimum 111 CENTER 8T., MANCHE8TEB. Oakland Athletics Manager Billy Martin. wellwlsher recently his age was the same as the complished in 14 days, 14 hours and 54 minutes. rivate ^ to r Survey on to Ricans were In fact Uie amounts will also go up 60 For any excess over l200 oaN 643-2711. Offloa houra ara ; C|iat8ol, for making American Feed and Grain cannot afford to have peo­ 0 Q PHONE B43-5692 S “Whitey, Billy and I make a lot of (beer) com- highway speed limit, he said the visitor asked in The 28-year-old graduate student from the To aubaertba. or to raport a 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mondiy") dominant ethnic or racial feet of water metered, the TkgeouB and racist Manufacturing Association ple with M r. G race’s percent July 1. Mon-Sat 10 a.m. - 6:30 p.m., Thura. till • . - mercials. Lee’s jealous of that. But I never thought amazement: “Seventy?” University of Texas at Austin said in becoming the dallvary proMam, caH 847-0048. through Friday. •-,j< that “900,000 Puerto group receivinjg food For the first 10,000 cubic charge has been 64 cents first woman to set a U.S. crosscountry bike record Ofliea houra ara 8:30 a.m. to B'SO arks” about Puerto neanderthal attitudes In for every 100 feet. It will he’d get so jealous he’d take over a bankrupt com­ Wednesday the governor's funloving Oklahoma p.m. Monday throOgb Friday and Tha Manohaalar Harald la a Ricans live in New York stamps, would this not say positions of such authority feet the charge has been 94 she averaged about 200 miles a day and had only rise to 69 cents. pany (Chrysler) just to make conunerclals,” Stein­ City staff gave him a 10-foot-hlgh birthday card 7 to 10 a.nt. Saturday. OaNvaty Mibeortber to DnMod PfOio lntir> a Manchester and they’re all on food something about the needs and visibility,” he said. cents per 100 cubic feet. It brenner said. with “ Happy 55th” superimposed on a highway sign two flat tires, iliould ba mada by 5 p.m. Mon­ noMonol nowo M fv lo M o M l4i o within this community?” r, lias written to the stamps, so this food stamp The baseball mogul said after lacocca was named reading: "Speed Limit 55.” Nigh’s birthday was Miss KovichUirrived in New York Tuesday and day through Friday and by 7:30 inomOOt orI thaI AudH Buraaual. n aklMif; am. Saturday. CIrouMlona. ^^^^o^arysleHi^l978^e^ile^|tol^li^h^was June 9. said she’d return to Austin by Friday — by car. MANCHESTER HERALD, ’Thurs.. June 17, 1962 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Jtune 17, 1982 Van driver indicted Fahey says there's no frontrunner yet

HARTFORD (UPI) — Sen. Marcella Fahey, D-East B. Kennelly. Mrs. Kennelly resigned after being elected would not run for a full term in November. eludes two union locals, and the University of Connec- Hartford, says there doesn’t appear to be any front to r n n g r i.a« in a Special election in January. Endorsing Mrs. Fahey’s candidacy Wednesday were ticut chapter of the American Association of University in roof-top slayings runner in the crowded field for the Democratic nomina­ Ms. Melley took the job with the understanding she the Protective Services Employees Coalition, which in- Professors. tion for secretary of the state. Mrs. Fahey, one of eight contenders vying for the nomination, also said Wednesday it probably would take NEW YORK (UPI) — A convict Nash is charged with killing “a number of ballots” before enough delegates to next was indicted as the hitman in the Margaret Barbera, 37, a witness in a month’s Democratic State Convention line up behind April slayings of a federal witness ^ million federal fraud trial, and one candidate to choose a nominee. and three CBS employees who came three CBS technicians — Edward “Every candidate thinks she is (he front-runner. It’s Benford, 55, Leo Kuranuke, 54, and difficult at this point to see a clear front-runner,” Mrs. CHOICEST MEATS IIS TOWN to her aid on a roof-top parking lot, but authorities Indicate there are Robert Schulze, 58. Fahey said. “I expect that the first ballot is going to be a other suspects in the case. ’The indictment did not mention lot of favorite daughters.” Manhattan District Attorney Jenny Soo Chin, 46, a friend and co­ The number of candidates seeking the Democratic ^ MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS Robert Morgenthau said Wednesday worker of Miss Barbera who nomination is unusual in that the lower slots on Connec­ Donald Nash, 46, also known as vanished Jan. 5. Officials believe ticut party tickets are generally chosen in line with the Mrs. Chin, a mother of four, also KRAKU8 Donald Bowers, is “the shooter.” wishes of a party’s gubernatorial candidate. U.8.D.A. CHOICE BONELES^ g But he added, ‘"This indictment does was killed. ‘"The delegates will probably for the first time ever go IMPORTED HAM not mean other people are not in­ While Morgenthau refused to dis­ to Hartford and know what our names our,” Mrs. Fahey - SHOULDER STEAK9" SWITZERLAND volved.” cuss any evidence in the case, of­ said at a Capitol news conference called to announce SWISS CHEESE Nash was to be arraigned today on ficials have said the van seen support for her candidacy from three union locals. MUCKE’8 second-degree murder charges, and speeding from the pier was the (LONDON BROIL) . i L09 Mrs. Fahey also said Gov. William O’Neill and BOLOGNA .lb. Morgenthau said he would ask the same vehicle Nash was driving Democratic State Chairman James M. Fitzgerald had WEAVER suspect be held without bail. when he was arrested in Kentucky made it clear they would not endorse a candidate for the during a major FBI surveillance Nash of Keansburg, N.J., was secretary’s job prior to the convention. CHICKEN ROLL arrested April 19 in Kentucky while operation. Despite the number of Democratic candidates, Mrs. MUCKE'S UPI photo driving a freshly painted van in­ The van was linked to the killings Fahey said she thought the candidate would “try to U.8.D.A. CHOICE B0NE:E88 A i by .22-caliber shell casings and DONALD NASH SKINLESS FRANKS vestigators said was used in the avoid a primary” especially “if they don’t see a bloodstains found in the vehicle. . . others suspected NEWI — HORMEL WORKER DAVE BOKAR READS THE NEWS April 12 slayings, but he was not in­ primary in the governor’s race.” TOP BLADE CHEESE &PEPPER0NI itially the prime suspect in the case. O’Neill is being challenged for the party nomination y 104-year-old Cleveland Press ceases publication Morgenthau refused to say what for governor by House Speaker Ernest Abate of Stam­ SWEET LIFE -- RED. OR MAPLE STEAK ...... ». f2.19 .pkg. evidence had been gathered to con­ ford, who has claimed he has enough delegate votes to BACON vince the grand jury Nash was the force the governor into a primary. BLUE RIDQE FARMS killer. ’The secretary of the state’s job is held by Maura L. EGG POTATO SALAD “Since that time there has been an Salvadorans Melley, who was named to fill out the term of Barbara Cleveland Press joins intensive investigation and the grand jury has concluded that Nash U.8.D.A. CHOICE BONELESfj^ g is the prime suspect,” Morgenthau said. Agencies work SHOULDER GARDEN FRESH Morgenthau denied the grand jury launch biggest 9 list of failed papers acted because Nash was scheduled ROAST L.99 PRODUCE SPECIALS to be released from jail this weekend. He has been serving a CLEVELAND (UPI) - The 104- first edition that came off the who have given the major part of sentence for possession of a forged to begin flood , . * 1 . 2 9 year-old Cleveland Press, once one presses at 8:30 a.m. their lives to its operation.’’ taxi license. SEEDLESS GRAPES...... Cole, who bought the newspaper Nash had been identified by the push of war of the nation’s 10 best newspapers, 1 PRIDE OF THE FARM ^ t announced that it will publish its from E.W. Scripps Co. on Oct. 31, “It is with great sorrow and disap­ name of Bowers, the name he was PEPPERS ...... , . 5 9 * last edition today because of moun­ 1981, said: pointment that I must announce that born with, since his arrest in April, SAN FRANCISCO GOTERA, El Military officials said there was^ relief Friday ting financial losses. “Today will be the last issue of as a result of continuing and signifi­ but Morgenthau said he had legally Salvador (UPI) — As many as 5,000 sporadic fighting along the Torola TURKEY $ The announcement came in a The Cleveland Press. '"The daily cant losses, we are ceasing publica­ changed his name. government troops pushed toward a River, 7 miles from Perquin, but HARTFORD (UPI) - Officials are at work 9 9 « tion with today’s final edition,’’ Cole The indictment charged Nash with JUMBD CRNTELDUPE memo by publisher Joseph E. Cole paper which we have all known for northeastern guerrilla stronghold there were no reports available on organizing assistance programs that more than a dozen BREASTS 4 -8 lb. avg...... lb. 11.19 said. that was posted on a bulletin board so many years and in which I have four counts of second-degree today in the largest military offen­ the combat around the town, 72 state and federal agencies will offer beginning Friday to of the newspaper’s city room. been so deeply involved for the last murder, each of which carries a 5 1 9 9 * sive of El Salvador’s three-year miles northeast of San Salvador. victims of last week’s Connecticut floods. CALIF. POTATOES Grade A - - Cole went on to say that the reces­ maximum sentence of 25 years to A Stunned reporters, and other year and one-half will no longer be About 70 officials met Wednesday to work on the relief sion, which has brought double-digit civil war. Other troops, backed by 16 ar­ workers clustered around the published ... I bought this newspaper life. He has been arrested at least But the rebels’ Radio Venceremos program, which was triggered earlier this week when unemployment to Ohio, was the nine times sincb he was 16 and has tillery pieces, were being sent into memo. full of hope that I could make it said Wednesday its forces had wiped President Reagan declared the state a disaster area main culprit behind >The Press’ been convicted of grand larceny, combat from San Francisco-Gotera Cole’s memo was to be a story on viable and successful for our com­ out nearly two full military com­ because of the flooding. Gov. William O’Neill has es­ the front page of the newspaper’s munity and for the 9(X) employees demise. petty larceny, burglary and forgery. the capital of Morazan province and panies, and a diplomat In contact less than 10 miles from the battle timated statewide damage at |276.6 million. with the army said some soldiers zone. ’They said at least 14 state agencies and a number of had thrown down their guns and Military officials said as many a: federal agencies will be involved in one way or another Single-parent family trend grows fled. 5,000 troops may be committed U in assisting' victims. USDA CHOICE The Western diplomat called the the operation. ’The only other army Specific locations were chosen for the six disaster fighting “the worst of the war” and offensive of comparable size was al assistance centers around the state that will open WASHINGTON (UPI) - A new million one-parent families in 1981, tion of trends that have besen 11-year period, rising from just 234,- said some soldiers were cut off from the end of April when 4,000 troops Friday to provide information on assistance and take their military units and it was un­ 1 . 9 9 applications from flood victims. BONELESS SHOULDER ROUST look at the American family shows compared with just under 3.3 happening over the past decade,” 000 in 1970 to just over 1 million in swept through the same region. clear how many casualties they had single-parent families doubling in million in 1970. said Arthur Norton, assistant chief 1981. The Defense Ministry said all Meanwhile, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said Wednesday it had completed an inspection of 59 private­ just 11 years and a rising trend by The number of two-parent of the bureau’s population division. suffered. three of its U.S.-trained battalions And there was a 181 percent rise in A membei; of the Green Beret- ly owned dams following the flood and found only one. USDA CHOICE BONELESS women to raise children bom out of families was 24.9 million, a 2 per­ Norton said “nearly half of all the the Atlacatal, Antonal, and Ramoi the number of families run by trained Atlacatl Battalion said 2 ,^ a;; Rocky Glen in Newtown, with “ substantial' erosion wedlock. cent drop from 1970, and the percen­ kids being born today w ill... spend a Belloso— are committed to “Opera•a-l divorced women, from 956,000 in troops were shuttled to the Torola which could lead to serious problems in the event of The report released today is based tage of two-parent families fell from significant portion of their lives in a 1970 to almost 2.7 million last year. tion Morazan.” « 2 .0 9 single-parent family.” River Wednesday and began heavy rainfall.” SHOULDER STEM (LONDONBRW upon a 1981 nationwide sampling by 88 in 1970 to 79 percent last year. “’This operation will last as lond The number of one-parent crossing on rope lines because The corps said minor deterioration was found in some the Census Bureau. Figures contained in the massive But, he said, "Iliecause we have ,gs is necessary,” a mlnistryj. such high rate of remarriage in this families' headed by the father rebels destroyed all bridges. of the other dams but none was in “ imminent danger of Twenty-one percent of the 31.5 report give statistical backing to spokesman said. “It is the largest) yVo Substitute two recent growth trends in country, many of those parents and almost doubled, rising from 345,000 He said government artillery had failure.” million families with children in the ever operation in our history.” 1 We Give Old Fashioned nation last year were headed by a American family life — unwed children ultimately end up in a two- in 1970 to 692,000 in 1981. As a pounded rebel positions north of the State agencies involved in the flood assistance effort For Quality single parent; and in 90 percent of women keeping their children and parent family.” percentage of the total number of river since Monday, concentrating A Radio Venceremos’ report said run the gamut from the Department on Aging to the Of­ Butcher Service ... the cases, a woman headed the an increasing number of divorces The number of families run by families, the number of men raising fire on the strateg ic town of rebels ambushed a convoy carrying fice of Civil PrepA'edness and the Department of Men­ household. leavin wives toraise children alone. women who have never wed jumped families alone rose from 1.2 percent Perquin, overrun by guerrillas 12 335 government troops shortly after tal Health, said ’Thomas Barnett, spokesman for the ’The figures show more than 6.6 “The results represent a continua­ a phenomenal 356 percent over the to 2.2 percent. days ago. the leftists seized Perquin. state recovery effort. The relief effort Is being directed by Arthur T. Dpyle, STORE HOURS; 317 Highland S t deputy regional director of the Federal Emergency Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 ______1 Management Agency. ERA sit-in may hurt its chances Doyle, who has handled 22 disasters, worked in the Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 MANCHESTER White House under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson Ex-CIA agent Sat. & Sunday SPRINGFIELD, 111. staunch ERA foe, tried to before joining the former Federal Disaster Assistance my vote for the first time What you’re doing today last three states before a ’tH 6:00 CONN. (UPI) — Illinois law­ conduct business, but the in 10 years.” Administration. will not aid the passage of June 30 deadline. He urged victims of the floods to go to the disaster makers say a sit-in by a noise, increased by a Peters also threatened to the ERA,” he said. nZGHLMD The women, whc assistance centers with inventories of their losses and dozen screaming Equal gallery packed with 300 ask other Republicans to faces charges Illinois is the only demonstrated for twc photographs or other documentation of the losses. Rights Amendment sup­ people, prompted Majority switch votes. northern Industrial state more hours, said the Among the assistance that will be available throu^ porters would cost the Leader Arthur Telcser, R- Rep. Harry Yourell, D- that has failed to pass the protest could not hurt theli the centers Is temporary housing, unemployment WASHINGTON (UPI) - Fugitive At least two parallel in­ measure crucial votes in Chicago, to ask for Oak Lawn, pleaded with ERA. Thirty-five states cause. vestigations of how much the CIA assistance, veterans programs, legal services and infor­ ex-CIA agent Edwin ‘Wilson, lured the last-ditch drive to adjournment. the women to leave. He have apporoved the ’The women have been knew about Wilson’s activities are mation from the Internal Revenue Service. from a safe haven in Libya by a trap salvage a 10-year attempt said they would lose his measure and three others ousted by capitol police receiving renewed attention The centers will remain open each day through next set by the government, is facing to forbid sexual dis­ The House left on a voice vote if they did not stop are needed for the amend­ several times. At one following his arrest. Thursday, and longer If ne^ed, O’NellTs office said. charges he trained Libyan crimination. vote after several law­ demonstrating. ment to become law. point, they chained FROZEIS & DAIRY Wilson is accused of illegally The hours will be 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. except 1 p.m. to 8 GROCERY SPECIALS terrorists, and his arrest is sparking The Illinois House makers threatened to turn “Let me appeal to your Supporters have less' themselves to tpe Senate exporting explosives to Libya, p.m. on Sunday. discussions of how much the CIA adjourned abruptly against the ERA. good sense of judgment,. than two weeks to get the entrance. may have known of his activities. recruiting veteran U.S. commandos Wednesday after 12 ERA “I am pretty damn’ tired The centers are located at the Essex Elementary ALL FLAVORS Wilson, who was arrested Tuesday to train terrorists, hiring American backers invaded the of hearing this harangue,” School gym, Main Street, Centerbrook; Margaret Keefe M O T T 8 SCHRAFFT’S PINTS...... P6.99 STRAWBERRY JAM ^ *«> • l . O » rag 18.09 . 10 o x .' To all the people who •Sharpeniig Sendee HARTFORD (UPI) — Officials planning relief COnONBT 7 A < MACARONI & CHEESE 69 ROME (UPI) - An of­ hom e in R o m e ’s did so much to make will assume my practice. •Fasteners & Anchors programs for flood victims realize houses and other FLORAL NAPKINS ...... ISOOMint f KRAFT ficial of the Palestine southeastern outskirts. Sunday, June 13th, a Umgibles aren’t the only things affected by a bad storm. 8WIIT u re 4 . 0 9 Liberation Organization In the Monte Sacro special day for mo, Bills may be paid at 17 They’ll also offer help to people suffering from stress JUM B O TOW ELS ...... 4 9 ^ VELVEETA and another Arab were assassination Haziz Mat- many thanksi Thanks •Garden Supplies Haynes Street, Manchester or and other problems. HOOD assassinated in Rome tar, 32, born in the for the good wishes, •Paint and Sundries 50 lb Bag A A ( Staff from the state Department of Mental Health or SHOUT SOIL A STAIN REMOVER ia»i- * 1 . 4 9 today in separate attacks Lebanese city of ’Tyre, but the cards, the flowe'rs, FRUIT DRINKS 1 gal. 99« other mental health agencies will be on hand at disaster poLOBira probably of Palestinian the gifts and a special thru P.O. Box 788. Garden lime police believed were •Gtoss cut to Size . assistance centers set up to provide information and INSTANT COFFEE .10 ox. * 3 . 8 9 BREYER’8 O /$4 AQ spinoffs of the fighting in origin, was shot and killed thanks to the PBPKmDOl nASM graduates who took the take applications from flood idctims. YOGURT...... ^oz-Of 1 - U ;i Lebanon. by three or four gunmen' P r. G. R . Miller^ M, D i •K e y s The menUl health woiters will provide immediate CROUTONS...... 7 9 * Police identified the PLO just outside the home, time to bo there. •Locks and Security Products STRAWIERRY counseling and referral service If requested. ’They’ll official as Hussein Kamal, where he lived with his Marianne Cornish also try to identify people who may be in need of brother and their respec­ FESTIVAL 33; a member of the PLO •Door Closer Repair counseling but not ask for it. delegation that has an of­ tive wives. Anita Ellis, director of the state Department of Men­ fice in Rome. •OLD FASHKM SERVICE I9wa>4aai tal Health’s regional office in New Haven, said the Kamal was killed when a OumYourOivnOfflce. ' losses that accompany disasters can create stress or lllllllllllllllllltlllllllll bomb placed under the lirlrA roufion dt 7.30 purrhaaita other problems in the form of an aftershock. ■ -niinnnA * 7 .3 0 /iiirrAn!!!^ M’lfJi rapiipori A' “a-iO purrfiaA^* hood of his autmobile I irith coupon A* 7 ,3 0 p u r r h n M c ■ • Oliice Condominium • Below Market Financing FREE MUNICIPAL PARKINe, “They don’t come in right away,’’ she. said UMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER I I LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER exploded as he drove the ' uMiT ONI nm cuaroMBR ■ • In Manchester • General BenefiU of Ownership Wednesday. “It’s the physical problems that people car out of a garage near his • Near Hospital • Plenty of free, on-site perking RIrch St. Lot USE THE RACK DOORII have to deal With first. It’s only after a week or fa v o r LEMON ! FOLGER’S I CHINET '• Tax Shelter Benefits • Professional or Business use. sometimes after that that pemie’’ stop and realize all I LAND 0’ LAKES I I • Capital Appreciation FURNITURE | COFFEE I WssksmI Spselsl thm’ve been through, she said. I ! DINNER PLATES I POOLSALE POLISH I MARGARINE R.O-a>w>-^*0-”> I i | I I ' I M I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I T'j I I I I I I A iriiniiar eff(»t undertaken by the Department of I 1 LB. 1 LB. CAN I ! 15COUNT I .AN prtoM draetlcally Mmitni Health in 1979 for victim s of a tornado that 140Z.B0NU3PAK_ ■ raduoMi on now 1982 MINIATURE stiudc the Windsor area showed a need for offering such BUYONE-SCTONE | Fomlly-SIzo 31’ I niainstret twimmlng Pool*, ■ ^ ------counseling, she said. I |50«0FF[ n II inm I ■ i o SmSMo -*----*- ' CARNATIONS Ms. uniii said her office had identified agencies IVALIO JUNE ia THRU JUNE M I VAUD JUNE II THRU JUNE M t COTnpWw WIIB OVCKj Ihh MANCHESTER VALID JUNE 15 THRU JUNE SO lono.o, flltor and imeBUM funded by ttie Department of Mental Health to assign FREE ; CORPORATION VAUD JUNl I t THRU JUNl M ■ -warranty, laeludoa people to centers in the disaster assistance centers that I HIQHLANO PARK MKT. | ■ » JflQHL^^PARKJRKT^ J I j4 jO H ^^ PAwyeje^ dolivory tor only 793 MAIN 8T. 643-4121 MANCHESTER will open Friday in Milford and Hamden. 1978.00 wtiHo aupply »3.26 Bunch She said her office also spoke with the mayor’s office laota. FInaneIng atora Hours: in New Haven to set up a system by which people iden­ IM DaHy 8:30-8*40. tat 040-4:a0 3C avaNaMa. Call CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. jMasToa • sHOwoMa aaM.rr tified as experiencing distress as a result of the flood laet: ______- 1 m . 9 M . t M would be referred to a state mentol health center in the CARRY 649-5268 CaBDavId Lim a 203 / 646-13 16 city. iT m m im ttiiiiitiiiiii 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., June 17. 1962

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs.. June 17, 1982 - 7 Dan Fitts, Editor opinion Alex Qlrelll, Clty Editor Kennelly to announce soon 1st District race Jack Jerry Brown has an uphill fight Anderson has yet to bloom Washington Qo-Round By Mark A. Dupuis key, with two possible candidates although he would likely run, LOS ANGELEIS — Considering start from scratch to raise focus on Brown’s record as United Press International not making any definitive public wouldn’t make any formal an­ how easily he has just won several million more for the fall governor, so needless to say he statements about their plans, nouncement to a couple of days California’s Democratic nomina­ Jack Germond campaign. The Intense hostility hopes to make the fall campaign HARTFORD (UPI) - Most con­ Lucien DiFazio of Wethersfield ' e the conventipn. gressional contests have been in full and Herschel Klein of Windsor have tion for the Senate, these have toward Brown on the Republican a contest not on that record but Klein said he didn’t want to for­ not been the best of days for Gov. and side, however, should help to on Ronald Reagan’s foreign and swing for some time, but the race in expressed interest in running but Connecticut’s heavily Democratic mally announce as a candidate Jerry Brown. Going into open wallets up and down the domestic policies. Wilson, in may not make formal an­ Workers 1st District probably won’t bloom nouncements prior to the July 9 because of the paperwork required Tuesday’s primaries, the Mervin Jules Witcover Golden State. trying to paint himself in the before the end of the month. nominating convention, a GOP by federal election law and wanted Field poll indicated Brown would Syndicated columnists Brown as an up-off-the-deck GOP primary as Reagan’s Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, spokesman said. to wait until he was sure he could lose the general election to all politician has been much like the favorite, will have a hard time D-Conn., has delayed a formal an­ “It’s known in party circles that win the GOP nomination. three of the Republican late Nelson Rockfeller when he now putting any distance done in nouncement of her candidacy, they’re both interested in running.” “There’s no advantage of me an­ primary’s eventual top finishers. was governor of New York. between himself and the presi­ believing most people assumed she said Douglas A. Staples, press nouncing,” he said of the paperwork And the ultimate primary poll. Democratic primary opponents Rocky was always far down in dent, and Brown can be counted would run because she was just secretary to GOP State Chairman and filing requirements. “There winner, Mayor Pete Wilson of the polls when his campaigns for oft to make the task even harder. elected to the seat in a special elec­ Raiph E. Capecelatro. “They both hasn't been a lot of competition The reasons for Brown’s low including w riter Gore Vidal two ways tion in January, an aide said San Diego, was preferred over estate are not hard to fathom. He taunted him for not debating, he re-election began, but by sheer Reagan, though, remains popular UPl photo came forward and spoke to the 1st otherwise.” him by a healthy 57 percent to 35. Wednesday. District chairman.” has been in office for going on blithely ignored them and spent energy — he was always able to in his home state. Mrs, Kennelly is expected to for­ Not exactly an auspicious way to WASHINGTON — With unemploy­ Accident aftermath Klein, a poiiticai newcomer, is DiFazio, who couldn't be reached eight years now, and his the primary period building an revive and win. Brown is Rocky’s “The issues of the campaign mally announce her intention to start. match for energy, and while he is will be nuclear war and what to ment at its worst level since the employed by Combustion Wednesday, would be taking his achievements in Sacramento impressive campaign chest for Great Depression, workers at six A Windham, Maine, school bus was thrown dozen students and drivers of both*vehlcles seek re-election “within the next Engineering Inc. as director of cor­ third shot for the 1st District seat, no millionaire, his early jump in do to prevent it — the war­ BUT BROWN has proved have been overshadowed by the the general election. meatpacking plants are caught in a off It’s front axle Wednesday afternoon when were treated at an area hospital and couple of weeks,” said Robert porate energy administration and which Mrs. Kennelly won in a According to Kantor, the fund-raising should enable him to fighting doctrine of the Reagan Croce, the congresswoman’s dis­ himself to be an exceedingly personality, the political adven­ squeeze between a company that is a pick-up truck failed to stop for a blinking released. technicai activities. special election held in January Brown campaign raised 52.6 spend all he needs. administration," Brown says, trict director in Hartford. resilient and resourceful politi­ turism and the plain bad luck of closing plants because labor costs red light and hit the bus broadside. About a He said Wednesday he was “still following the death last year of Rep. the man nicknamed “Governor million during the primary “and fighting inflation by Republican activity has been low exploring” a possible candidacy and William R. Cotter, D-Conn. cian. so few are saying the last are too high, and a union that won’t Moonbeam." season and spent only 5400,000 in AFFECTING HOW Califor­ punishing so many sectors of the rites over him. Mickey Kantor, let the local units save their jobs by His two losing presidential bids fund-raising and maintenance of nians feel about him will be a economy. And Wilson is on the the Los Angeles lawyer who is his accepting lower pay. in 1976 and 1980, and particularly a modest staff. That leaves tougher matter; he bears more wrong side of both of them.” campaign manager, notes that “It’s like two elephants fighting, State gets Kellogg title the latter against an incumbent Brown with 52.2 million for than his share of scars. To cope As is his style, Brown is all the Republican hopefuls spent and the ants are getting crushed,” Democrat, cost him support. His staHers against Wilson, with the with concerns that he still has focusing all his attention on his a good deal of their time taking said John Bowe, a Clergyman in one DERBY (UPI) - The state has the past, but it was “not common at STRAWBERRY full summer still ahead to raise presidential fever. Brown has Senate campaign. He will go to 5300,000 environmental education shots at him, and “it takes its toll turn-around on Proposition 13, formally accepted title to the all to receive them with some after fighting it, earned him a more before Labor Day. pledged to serve out the full six- the Democratic mid-term con­ of the towns affected. center the state will build on the FESTIVAL when you're not fighting back.” The two elephants are the John former home of a pioneering woman money attached to them.” grounds. reputation for political expedien­ year term if elected to the vention in Philadelphia later this Downtown Manchester Brown not surprisingly agrees. Morrell Co., a subsidiary of the mul­ Industrialist, marking the culmina­ “It’s an unusual thing,” he said, Mrs. Kellogg dohated land for the Ihmi In. » urtij Ml cy. And last year’s Mediterra­ MEANWHILE, THE Senate. And, so far at least, no month but will not be among the S aturday, Juno '19 “Three to four million dollars of tinational United Brands Inc., and tion of one of the largest donations recalling only a handful of gifts in­ Osbornedale State Park in 1956 with nean fruit fly epidemic brought HEATED competition for the Medflys have been found in the heavies to address the ever made to the state’s public volving such donations of money, 10am - 4pm media including television has to the United Food and Commercial a provision for life use of the adja­ into question his judgment when Republican nomination sucked state all spring after what assemblage. He reads the polls parks system. with the Kellogg gift among the cent homestead by a longtime com­ have its effect," he says. “Every Workers International Union. The tag line is; T m the one who can he delayed aerial spraying. an estimated 56 million or more appears to have been a too. He knows this time he has an Gov. William O’NeiU’s accep­ most extensive. panion. The only stipulation on the unfortunate ants are some 2,580 men tance Of title to the Frances Qsborne Mrs. Kellogg operated a farm on beat Brown.’’’ Indeed, that was ' But Brown is nothing if not an from GOP givers for the primary successful spraying and quaran­ uphill fight and he must bring land donation was that it be used for tine program. So far. national Issues home to Califor­ and women who are — or were — Kellogg Trust was the final step in a the property, which developing two a state park. say hello to summor the war cry of the leading con­ optimist, and a singularly alone, and Wilson, after spending pragmatic one. As his frustrated an estimated 52 million, must These and other concerns all nia if he is to win. working at Morrell meatpacking process that began 26 years, ago, prizq-winning herds of cattle and When her companion died, the tenders, all pointing to the same plants in Cincinnati, Memphis, El when Mrs. Kellogg’s donated the 350 selling milk in the area. However, state developed a plan of develop­ Paso, Arkansas City, Kan., and acres that now make up her major accomplishments were in ment for the homestead. The plan Estherville, Iowa. Osbornedale State Park. manufacturing. Miller said. subsequently was accepted by An editorial Blaming labor costs, Morrell has The trust included a “substantial When her father died in the early trustees and culminated in amount” of money that will 1920s, Mrs. Kellogg, then In her ear­ Tuesday’s ceremony where O’Neill save 25% to 40% on already closed down the El Paso generate income to operate the ly 20s, took over his manufacturing plant and one of the two in Esther­ accepted title to the trust. the e.r.a. i& dead, w h at park, said William F. Miller, direc­ business. “A woman in business in The Osbornedale State Park, open Brezhnev has & HAPPAP ville. The plant in Arkansas City is tor of parks and recreation in the those days was unheard of,” Miller to the public at no charge, offers poE|) That §ay a bo u t u&? scheduled to close this Saturday state Eiepartment of Environmental said. hiking, fishing, picnicking and ice sportswear for Juniors and missesi (June 19). Protection. Miller said income from the trust skating. The planned environmental AND 6E"T Miller said Wednesday the state would provide a good percentage of education center will be the first of AT ISSUE is the master contract, had received many gifts of land in the operating costs of the park and a its kind in the ared, Miller said. feel for jugular the internal union negotiated with X' Morrell, covering all the company’s government has shown a callous MY , It isn’t difficult to imagine the plants. Morrell wants to reopen the 20% off 7.99 sadistic joking that must have disregard for decent standards Warden: Columns irk inmates 17.99 DINNER! contract and negotiate cuts in wages misses famous taken place inside the Kremlin of conduct. A pledge is hardly and benefits by about 53 a hour; it misses stretch entire stock as Soviet leaders discussed the the same thing as a verifiable claims this is the only way the HARTFORD (UPI) - The warden in U.S. District (tourt, where Sim­ Manchester, which criticized both denim Jeans swim suits knitted fs of the state’s maximum security mat is seeking a permanent injuc- speech Andrei Gromyko was to treaty, and such a treaty is what plants can be kept open. him and prison conditions. Rag. $28. 5 pockot prison says fellow Inmates of con­ tion to prevent correction officials But he denied Simmat’s conten­ From Robby Lan, Rag. to $10. From deliver at the United Nations the U.S. is calling for. The union leaders in Washington waatarn atyla. Doubla DeWaaaa, Cola of Califor­ Qotham, Mlaa Erica victed murderer Ronald Simmat from transferring him to a federal tion that correction officials want to naadia atitching. Navy. this week. Brezhnev’s speech was say this is unacceptable. They claim prison in Oxford, Wis. nia, Catalina. Nawaat and O ld Colony; were disturbed over his newspaper move him to silence him. Simmat, SIzaa 8-20. They knew the speech would dramatic because of its timing the company isn’t as bad off finan­ columns and warned “somebody's Robinson admitted be was 37, is serving a life sentence for the atylaa and fabrlca tor Jra. Sollda, Btripaa, am- aportawaar. brQldarlat. Poly/cot- embarrass the Americans. And and because it was delivered in cially as it claims to be, and is simp­ going to get him.” “upset,” although “not em- slaying of a 64-year-oId MiKord and mlaaaa. Carl Robinson, the Somers state barassed” over some of Simmat’s liquor store owner during a 1962 ton knits. 8-M-L. it did, because it made the the United Nations. But actually ly using the recession as a sleazy excuse to cow tlje workers into prison warden, testified Wednesday columns in the Journal Inquirer of holdup. aportawaar. United States look like the he has said before that the Soviets wouldn’t start a nuclear taking pay cuts. villain in the arms race. And, un­ The leadership insists on sticking war, and, right or wrong, the fortunately, there was little we to its policy of a master contract, could say that wouldn’t sound U.S. has never put much stock in which it says serves the union hollow. his promises. membership better. “If we The speech, attributed to In a way, though, Brezhnev negotiate on a plant-by-plant basis, Soviet President Leonid has performed a service by put­ the union and the workers are Brezhnev and read by Gromyko ting the spotlight on the stripped of any bargaining power,” to the U.N. disarmament con­ questionable “nuclear um­ UFCW Vice President Lewie Ander­ 15.99 18.99 ference, contained a pledge that brella” strategy. son told my associate John Dillon. misses famous Junior summor the Soviets never would be the If only the ^ v ie ts ’ threat in an But the union bosses’ father- summer slacks fashion pants fOCKi knows-best attitude has infuriated r;.st to start a nuclear war. The conventional Warfare could be MTM. Spaclall From Rag. $25. many members of the UFCW locals. U.S. was called upon to make a met with something other than News Montego Bay and Par- Plaafs, pocksfs, wsb ’Si The International has refused to let aona Place. bait. TwIIII Shaatingl similar pledge. And we can’t. the threat of mass suicide, NEA the locals so much as discuss the Lightweight. Pull-on SIzaa 5-13. By Carol which is what NATO policy com- company’s offer to keep the plants Amas of California, We can’t because, in keeping STRAWBERRY and zIp-on atylaa. es down to. open at reduced pay scales, and SIzaa 8-18. the junior placo. with longstanding, highly The policy is wrong because it even Initiated an unfair labor prec- aportawaar. questionable. North Atlantic could lead to the ultimate tlces complaint against the Esther­ Treaty Organization policy, we FESTIVAL holocaust. It isn’t even credible. Open fOmni / Readers' views ville local for successfully are providing a “nuclear um­ Can the Soviets really believe a negotiating to keep one of Its two brella” for Western Europe. U.S. president would push the Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 plants open. SPONSORED BY KIWANIS CLUB OF MANCHESTER It has been our policy to button to save Belgium from a IN EL PASO, the 800 Morrell AND THE MAIN ST. MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION threaten the Soviets with a forcible takeover? workers never got a chance to vote nuclear war if they overrun President Reagan has on a wage-freeze proposal before NATO defenses with conven­ proposed a mutual reduction in the company shut down the plant. ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT LOCAL CHAMTIES tional forces. conventional forces in Europe, Stop playing political games According to members of the local, Many military strategists and the Soviets have rejected Washington sent union officials to Juna 19 9.99 believe the Warsaw Pact has an that idea. If Brezhnev were truly 1. Budget referendum supportei's ning to the mill rate of two years challenge to the moderator was membership m eeting to prevent a TIIC TIME- Saturday Jrs. novelty edge in conventional forces, so serious about lessening tensions in Coventry claim their purpose is to ago. made, Mrs. Koontz spoke against discussion or vote on the offer. in C Ilm L. 10A.M.t(to 4 P.M. summer fs With armed guards enforcing the argument is often made that that could lead to a nuclear war, enable more people to vote. Thus, a handful of Republican seeking additional Information. She order, the international’s men took Rag. $15. From Eclipao only our threat to use the bomb he would explore Reagan’s However, the history of the budget Town Committee members, as well even voted against asking the at­ over the meetings and gaveled down and ofharsl Hsarta, first is keeping the Soviets off offer. But Brezhnev apparently referendum in Coventry suggests a as the CTA, seem to view a budget torney for a cost estimate for such less noble motive. referendum not so much as a way of attempts to consider the wage rainbows, strlpos, the Champs Elysees, or, since is more interested in scoring an opinion. THE PLACE: Downtown Manchaator - In 1979, the Republican Town enabling more people to vote, but as 3. Our former town attorney’s freeze. "Any time we tried to take stars. Boatnocks with the French have the bomb propaganda points with the oyer the floor to start talking about Acroaa from Harltaga Savings themselves, at least from taking Committee adopted a controversial a tactic to increase the chance of opinions regarding budget referen- Vi or dolman slaovas. worldwide disarmament move­ pro|fosal by Jesse Brainard to peti­ voting, they would adjourn the (Forast St. Parking Lot) over West Germany. defeating budget proposals with dums for Coventry seemed to 8-M-L. ment. tion the annual town budget to a vote which they disagree. Further change over time as legal issues meetings,” recalled Elddie Duran, a There’s little we can say in ths Junior placo. Since the reduction in conven­ by referendum. By a 6-5 vote, the evidence for this is that they do not were (iointed out to him by various truck driver. response to Brezhnev except to tional forces apparently is out of Town Committee did establish' a petition to referendum the many concerned residents. The workers in Arkansas City — 7 claim that our renouncing a first the question, the U.S. and NATO Referendum Committee with other items that are voted on at the who wilt be out of jobs in two days— THE ACTIVITIES: 4. Our former town attorney was strike would increase the should build up their conven­ Robert Olmstead as chairman. annual town meeting, only the have not been allowed to negotiate also uncertain as to who thfe possibility of war in Europe. Town Committeeman Robert Per­ budget! on the company’s proposjsd pay cut. STRAWBERRIES • STRAWBERRIES • STRAWBERRIES tional forces to parity with the legislative body at the Annual Town We can also point out that sons opposed the original decision to “It seems as though the inter­ Soviets’ and step out from under Meeting is, thus confusing last Fresh Strawberries, Fresh Shorteeke, lee Cream, have a referendum committee 2. Republican Mrs. Koontz is in­ national bolds all the cards,” said Soviet pledges aren’t necessari­ the frightful umbrella of the year’s Town Council. Soda, Sendwiehes because it was made with a bare dignant and upset because she now UF(3W member Verne Hull. “We ly good as gold. The Soviet bomb. wants a legal opinion regarding the In conclusion, we see that the use have to go with whatever they quorum, after 10 at n i^ t, and two of a budget referendum was (and is) months before the budget proposal current Democratic Town Coundl’s offer.” e Bonnot Junior High School Staga Band— 10 A.M. acceptance of this year’s town promoted by a few members of the So company executives and .union 12.99 A was even ready for the Town Coun­ Republican Town Committee and • Johnny Rhodes A Country Qanaratlon II2-4 P.M. \ 8 ( T UP A cil . . . and the voters lose their meeting budget action. officials — none of whom is in (Tm Pavel Poniwr p^.) the CTA. It appears that their danger of losing his job — continue Junior boltod *1 S T R A W M A K I chance to decrease line items in the However, in 1980, when Suxanne primary purpose was to defeat Johnson and Jane Covell submitted to spar the jab and blW e each other 12.99 budget. budget proposals with they • Antique arid Claaalc Car Exhibit summer shorts petitions to the Republican Town for the situation. Meanwhile, the Town Committeeman James Ladd disagreed. They were aware that a • Senior Citizen Bake Sale k r * * * [ people whose lives are being poly Council asking for a second legal t o d a y said it would be good to have referendum takes away the voter’s Rog. $18. From Carol opinion concerning the legality of a shattered by the impasse aren’t Amoa. Cuffod and un- petitions completed if the legal right to work budget if referendum to determine the annual even allowed a voice to determine Vatuaa to $18. cutlod. Ploals, Republicans want to fight the they so desire. PICK UP YOUR budget proposai. He said they couid budget, instead of an Impartial se­ their own fate. pookols. Duck, I am a Republican who has voted shooting. BIzoa 8-1$. always decide not to turn the cond opinion, Chairperson Roberta DISCOUNT At PaftlolpaMng Prom Caribou, Taddl in this town for 40 years, and I re­ SOUR CHARITY) The ad­ and Sybil. Pullovara, junior plaoo. petitions in. At the time, the Koontz returned the issue to then sent the political games that are ministration’s decision to give all COUPONS 25« OFF plaekol fronts. Noal Democrats were in control of the Town Attorney Schwebel for his being played. A handful of people federal employees’ payroll- atunmary prlnta. SIzas Town Council. “second opinion.” are trying to take away my l^ a l deducted diarity contributions to S-1S. During the 1980 and 1961, the Mmre recently, when two letters right to work my budget at my An­ the United Way (unless an In­ Coventry Taxpayers’ Association were amt to the Town Council prior nual Town Meeting! dividual charity is spmlfled by the repeatedly fought to defeat the to the May 14, 1982 town mertlng DfWWNIA,feK. donor) has raised ah outcry from budget through the referendum asking for a legal opinion on the Dorothy K. Wilmot rival charity groups. Downtown o ^ n Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5; Thure. ’til 9:00 Vernon CIrcIa - 10-6:30 — Thur. - FrI. Itll 0 process. This year it spoke of retur­ very issues upon which the Coventry MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., June 17, 1982 - 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thura.. June 17. 1982

Health / Education / Dr. Blaker O bituaries Changes urged in state law on liens ■ “^iF O C U S / F a m ily TV'Novies / Com ics

Richard H. Roaa Sr. When a town liens property for officials know the property has been filed against the property in his filed. able to tell by computerized iitfor- Richard Hallett Ross Sr., 81, of delinquent taxes, It must file the lien sold. name. He said the filing and the Turek said Wednesday the lien can mation who the current owner of Waterford, died at a Waterford nur­ in the name of the owner or record The question arose because at­ publication implied he had defaulted be almost 21 months after a sale. property Is. That will help in sending sing home Wednesday. He was a as of the approximate tax assess­ torney Richard W. Dyer objected on a tax when. In fact, he had not. There are nine months between Oct. notices to the right person. It ^11 former resident of Manchester. He ment date even if that owner is not that the town had filed a release of Dyer owned the property on Oct. 1 and July 1. There are another 12 not affect the lien law, however. Dentist to the handicopped: was the husband of Mary (Dunn) the owner when the tax becomes lien on property he had sold before 1, 1979, the tax assessment date In­ months between July 1 and the next Turek feels the Legislature shbuld Ross, due, James A. Turek, town tax the tax became due and the volved. He sold it the following June 30, the end of the fiscal year revise the law to avoid the )em- A n d y He was bom in North Hacken­ collector said Wednesday. Manchester Herald had reported January. A tax became due on it the and the approximate time for filing.^ barrassment that arises over j the sack, N.J. and had lived in Turek said that under state law that filing. following July 1. Oenerai Manager Robert Weiss need to file liens in the name of IR o o n e y Manchester for 28 years before the town cannot file the lien in the Dyer did not owe the tax and was It was that tax, in the amount of said Wednesday on a related ques­ someone' who is not actually moving to Waterford. Before .name of a new owner even if town unaware that a lien had ever been 87.92, that was involved in the lien tion that the town will eventually be obligated to pay the tax. ! Syndicated Her patients take patience retiring he had been employed at a Columnist Chandler-Evans of West Hartford. Besides his wife he leaves a son, Richard H, Ross Jr. of Glastonbury; By Barbara Richmond affection. There’s a lot of W. Hartford Panel urges ^ satisfaction in treating these two brothers, Fred Ross of Orange Herald Reporter and John W. Ross in Florida; and patients,” she explained. What's From the waiting room, I could one grandson. “ SOME PARENTS don’t seek Funeral services will be Friday at use of guide hear the sound of a drill but no dental care for handicapped 9;15 a.m. from Rose Hill Funeral man held unhappy sounds coming from the children, perhaps because they Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill with a victim young patient of Dr. Cathleen I. feel dental work isn’t the number a mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Kowalski, M anchester’s only one priority and they really don’t at Corpus Christ! Church, on KKK female dentist. know where to seek that care,” Wethersfield. There are no calling in burglary Dr. Kowalski, who has offices she said. to think? at 150 N. Main St., specializes in hours. Memorial contributions may The Human Relations Commission voted Tuesday to If a child is handicapped, a be made to the Memorial Fund in pediatric dentistry, treating in­ A West Hartford man was arrested recommend that the schools use a curriculum guide on parent has a lot of responsibility, his name in care 6f St. Paul's fants, children and teenagers. Tuesday and charged with breaking the plate the Ku Klux Klan — a guide already available in the I keep wondering what President taking care of the mouth is just Roman Catholic; Church, Rope She also specializes in treating glass window of the Dollar Shoe Store, on schools. Reagad thinks about John Hinckley an added job, she said. Ferry Road, Waterford. - i handicapped persons. How did she happen to decide Spencer Street and stealing $312.89, police The guide is "Violence, the Ku Klux Klan and the Jr., tile man who tried to murder What’s different about a den­ said. Struggle for Elquality; an Informational and Instruc­ him. Is the president following on dentistry as her life’s work? John F. Qarrity tist’s office where children are In college she was very in­ Bruce M. Miles, 20, was charged with tional Kit.” It was prepared by Uie National Education Hinckley’s trial closely? Does he treated from one where adults John F. Garrity, 76, of Hansen Association and the Council on Interracial Books for terested in science. third degree burglary and third degree . think Hinckley is just another sicko are treated? Drive, Vernon, formerly of Children and is endorsed by theOonhecticut Education Her older brother is a dentist Manchester, died Wednesday at larceny, police said. TTie incident occurred that he feels sorry for? Or doesn’t ”It’s an open area concept I and he happened to hear a Association. the president care much one way of have. There are three chairs in a Manchester Memorial Hospital. Tuesday night. J. Gerald FltzGlbbon, assistant superintendent of speaker who talked about women He was born in East Hartford on the other? large room, whereas dentists in dentistry saying a woman 7 After the break-in was reported, the store schools for curriculum, said the guide has been who treat adults have separate Dec. 31, 1905 and had lived in the could fit it in as a career. manager arrived and found that a bank reviewed by school staff and copies of it made available The president probably feels it’s Manchester area most of his life. closed off areas,” she explained. He encouraged her to try it and deposit bag, which was hidden in a shoe to teachers. It is used in some classes as supplemental inappropriate for him to express an Before retiring in 1981 he was THE OPEN AREA allows she did. employed as a salesman for the box, was missing, police said. Only material, he said. opinion, but you can bet he has one. children to act as role models for She was just one of four women A DENTAL CHECKUP Park's Superior Sales of Somers and employees would know the system for “1 thought it had some value,” FitzGlbbon said. “I thought some of the lesson plans were appropriate at the each other, she said. ’The open in her class of 32 a t the Universi­ before that he had owned and keeping the money, the manager told police. Reporters always try to get a . . . Dr. Kowalski at work junior and senior high levels, not at the elementary area also looks more natural to ty of Connecticut’s Dental operated Garrity Brothers of Ver­ reaction from the victim of a crime level.” children and the flow of things is School. “There had been women At 3:25 a.m. Tuesday, police reported , or from the victim’s friends and Herald photo by Richmond non. FitzGibbon said the guide is used mainly in grade 8 very open. Parents and siblings in previous classes so there was receiving a phone call from a Manchester relatives if the victim is no longer He leaves a daughter, Mrs. and II American history classes at the discretion of in­ are allowed to watch and this no problem with being accepted Madeline Frontel of Glastonbury; a resident reporting that Miles, a former able to have one himself. Americans employee of the store, had called to say he dividual teachers. relaxes the child who is the by the male students,” she said. brother. Attorney Harold W. Garri­ ' complain about reporters who get was going to commit suicide at his sister’s He noted that the Anti-Defamation League of the patient. Today she is married to a den­ ty of Tolland, who has law offices in ' :comments from victims, but they tist. Dr. Stephen R. Quatrocelli, Manchester; eight grandchildren apartment in New Britain. Miles also said in B’nai B’rith had objected to the giiide when it first came Dr. Kowalski has been prac­ the phone conversation that he had com­ out, charging that it treated the existence of the KKK as > 'read them because they wonder how ticing dentistry in Manchester a fellow University of Connec- and six great-grandchildren. w ho also practices in mitted the burglary, police said. an indictment of the nation as a racist society rather • they’d react under the same cir since November 1978. Early this Funeral services will be Saturday Manchester. at 11 a m. from the John F. Tierney than an aberration. cumstances. month she opened her own office. A Manchester officer was dispatched to FitzGlbbon said comments of the staff who reviewed '' . One of her specialties is As she spoke, she worked on a Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., arrest Miles. Miles admitted breaking the Victim reactions in news stories young patient she was seeing tor Manchester, Burial will be at the the guide also indicated that it could be too strong. He treating handicapped patients. glass and entering the building — committing said the teachers are free to use the parts they consider the first time. With the help of convenience of the family. Friends ' 'range from rage to gentle compas­ These people pose a particular Sie burglary — police said. They said he valuable without using the whole guide. challenge to the dentist. her assistant, Patty Yakovleff, may call at the funeral home before denied taking the money, but when asked sion. Some victims hope the "I think our people are sensitive,” he said. criminal who did it dies a slow, pain­ “For instance, a person who she examined the child’s mouth the service Saturday. what happen^ to the deposit bag, he said, "I tooth-by-tooth, as Mrs, Memorial donations may be made ful death in the hot sun. Others are has cerebral palsy makes in­ got rid of it.” voluntary movements, and you Yankovleff wrote down each to the Manchester Memorial Sl.^1 so understanding of human nature He is scheduled to appear in Manchester have to know how to handle this. comment on a dental chart. Hospital Building Fund. Superior Court on July 12. Driver injured that they are willing to forgive I not only treat physically han­ As the process went on, the almost any crime against them. The dicapped patients but also those child’s mother sat and watched The driver of an apparently stolen vehicle was injured • .first group wants to cure the with mental and emotional and listened. “No more bubble PZC to hear condo in an auto accident on Friday, June 11, but ran away - problem with the electric chair and problems. It takes extra time and gum,” she said at one point. J from the scene when a police car arrived, police say. '■ ‘more prisons. The other group patience,’’ Dr. Kowalski said. Dr. Kowalski doesn't ask the The driver, a male, was headed north on Adams Street 'would go easy on the criminal and “I get lots of hugs and kisses children what flavor lollypop An application for 12 condominium un­ Eleven of the units would be about 16 around midnight when he drove off the curb and struck a from the handicapped patients. they want. Her question is, its on Woodland Street, proposed by E. by 32 feet with two bedrooms and one-car “ 'try to eliminate the factors in life utility pole, a witness told police. .that make people become criminals When they know they’ve been “What flavor flouride do you Stephen Pearl, will be heard by the Plan­ garage provided. One unit would be 22 by want — strawberry, raspberry or Police say hairs found on the cracked windshield of '• Don’t Invite anyone from Group One good and done something to ning and Zoning Commission July 12. 32 with three bedrooms and a two-car make you happy, they show their grape?” Pearl has asked for a zone change garage provided. the car Indicate that the driver struck his head on the ,to a party with anyone from Group Changing hands windshield. But the driver ran away before police could from Planned Residential Slone and for There would be two buildings of six un­ ■ ,Two. approval of preliminary site plans. discover his identity or arrange for medical assistance. its each. Phil Roberts of Manchester (right) owner of Bllsh Hardware Co. for the The application by Pearl, for a 1.4-acre Pearl said today the units would be The car, a 1972 CSievroletJmpala, was owned by Carol I 1 When I am writing like this. I’m U vacant parcel at 171 Woodland Street, premium and would be completely past decade, has sold the store to Dale Rival of New Britain (left). Bllsh Neff of Enfield. Mrs. Neff said she had left the keys in one of the people against long prison calls for 6 units in each of two buildings. landscaped with Canadian hemlocks. Hardware Is located at 793 Main St. the car before its apparent theft. sentences and capital punishment This postal inspector relies on fraud *but when I’m reading about some terrible crime or when I think I hear Escapee ,a noise downstairs in the middle of an ad in a local newspaper . passes all of West Virginia, Police seeking ; ^he night. I’m merciless with NEW YORK (NEA) - . . (which) is similar to’ reported They’re poor or bored, so half of Pennsylvania and other ads . . . the Postal Fire calls I criminals. I often find myself doing most of New York state. ANDOVER - Police in they answer ads in the Inspection Seryice has I terrible things in my imagination to back pages of magazines or He wanted to find out N area towns were on the determined to be goo(d Samaritan j someone who has broken into my newspapers for an exactly what the market Earn BIG $ fraudulent . . . (We) want lookout at midday today W o o d la n d I house or stolen something from me. for mail fraud promotions for a suspect who escaped 168 Woodland St Manchertor 643-8474 GARDENS astonishing new diet pill to alert you to be cautious Tuesday, 1:34 p.m'. —Stove fire, 319 Autumn Road ; -I dream of catching the thief (send $15!), or easy profits of this kind is — no one inyo of this kind of promotion . state Police want to contact the good Samaritan who (Town) from the custody of State seems to know, he says — Police from the Ck>lchester ; crawling in my living room window by stuffing envelopes at . Report (any like it) to the assisted and drove to Manchester Uje woman who had Tuesday, 4:26 p.m. —Medical call, 33 Mather St. and to save some victims Barracks while they were in the dead of night. I creep home (send $1 for Cash in! Postal Inspection Seryice been raped on Camp Meeting Road in Bolton the evening (Town) in the process. in Andover. downstairs with a baseball bat in my details!). through your local postal of May 28. Wednesday, 6:16 a.m. —Unnecessary alarm, I To begin with, says The man was indentlfied hand. I slam down the window, B ut instead of the master . . . Police said today the elderly gentleman who saw the Manchester Memorial Hospital (Town) Happy..... wonder pill, they may McClelland: “Whenever as Gary Weber, about 25 J catching him with it at the wrist. He “ We haye included U.S. woman, covered with dirt and leaves standing on the Wednesday, 1:27 p.m. - ^ a r fire, 61 Chapel Road receive an ordinary we see ads that appear too years old, 5-feet, 9-inches * is trapped there with his arms and postage stamps with this side of the road, picked her up at about 7:30 that (Town) appetite suppressant they good to be true, we make a letter . . . to repay you for evening, at a location about one-half a mile away from Wednesday, 4:15 p.m. —Air conditioning problem, 384 tall, wearing blue jeans, legs flailing. I give blip a couple of test purchase to make sure and a white tee shirt could have bought for less the postage you used in the Manchester town line. West Middle Turnpike (Town) - blows to the head with the bat, break over the counter. Instead th e item is what it's responding to our adyer- Police said he then drove the woman to nearby a bearing the words, “Bob’s F ath er’s Day Wednesday, 6:38 p.m. -Burning papers on loading - several bones in his hand as it represented to be. As the Surplus.” of envelopes and things to tisement. We hope we haye friend’s home, when police were notified. dock. Colonial Board Co. (Town) £ clutches at a chair, and leave him stuff them with, they may law enforcement branch of sayed you $5 to $10 ...” The 20-year-old Newington woman, jwlice said later, W ^nesday, 9:16 p.m. —Medical call, 13 Ridgewood The suspect was reportedly handcuffed f -lim p while I go call the police. get a letter (the "details”) the Postal Service, we can The respondent would had been picked up hitchhiking in East Hartford by the Road (Town) 5 .*• when he escaped. No explaining how they and do take civil and also receiye a brochure on assailant, brought to Bolton, forced into the woods, Thursday, 12:16 a.m. —Medical call, 616 Spring St. * '* Would our president like to see the themselves can elicit criminal action against ___ U | mail fraud with further details were choked until unconscious and raped. The assailant left (Town) » .man who shot him walk the plank or dollar bills by placing people perpetrating mail McClelland’s hopes that he her there, where she came to and walked to the road, Thursday, 9:54 a.m. —Water flow alarm, 1181 Tolland available at press time HANGING today. 4 >swing from the old oak tree on the similar ads to the one they fraud. or she use it as a reference police said. Turnpike (Caldor’s) (District) t -White House lawn? Or Is the presl- responded to. In 1980, for instance, he guide in the future. They have arrested an East Hartford man in connec­ ' "dent compassionate? Perhaps he And they may just do says, the Postal Inspection The postal authorities in tion with the incident. £ thinks Hinckley is crazier than a that and unwittingly Service as a whole ob­ his district and those aboye Police are asking that the man who assisted the tained 1,370 convictions POTS hoot owl and therefore innocent of become mail-fraud them like McClelland’s woman after the attack call Trooper Michael Foley, of offenders themselves. But, nationwide, in addition to idea and he went ahead the State Police Detective Unit, at the Colchester any wrongdoing. J• unlike the handful of approximately $2.5 million with it. barracks at 643-6604. The call will be held in strict con­ Fushia, Lantana - in fines and $3.3 million in n a o u d operators who earn a living "1 wrote to all the daily fidence. I . It’s my opinion that anyone who UNIQUE GIFT ITEMS t tries to kill someone else is sort of this way, the victims- restitution. and Sunday papers in my turned-offenders usually “But we never know how diyision asking them to run SUGGESTIONS FOR POPI * crazy. It ought to be part of the HOME, or the astounding get caught. long a fraudulent promo­ idea -to run ads structured two important respects: EUROPEAN REDUCING these ads in the business Com pM o SolOGtlon o f FRUIT TREES — : definition of crazy. Being crazy, So says Inspector Kacy tion may have been in like these in my district to No money would be opportunity section their FOR DAD Grapss a Bsrrlst______2 though, isn’t reason enough to let McClelland, 32, a member operation,” he says, “or get a better perspective of requested, and while those FORMULA NOW classifieds for one-week AVAILABLE, they would I*- ' someone off for murder. It’s obvious of the U.S. Postal Inspec­ how many people may how much success these who responded would not period in April,” he says. [ 7 receive data on how to get the following letter Why Run All Over Town? ] that Hinckley’s brain works tion Service in Pittsburgh. have fallen victim to it. So fraudulent promotions are His letter to the editor O ; differently from most of our brains, And recently he decided to one day, looking at these enjoying.” EARN $750 A MONTH IN from McClelland: Save TimCi Ga$, and Aggravation! ANNUAL YOUR SPARE TIME ’’Dear Postal Customer. BEDDING ^ but that doesn’t mean he can go fight fraud with fraud in ads, a light went on: I McClelland’s ads, FROM YOUR OWN Recently you responded to PleiiHi' tu r n to page 10 GERANIUM SPECIAL 1 around shooting people. ’The psy- his district, which encom-. thought it would be a good however, would differ in 7 STRAWBERRIES 1 STOP SHOPPING FOR: PUNTS ^ cbiatrists are arguing over whether R«d - Pink - Whit* * he’s schizophrenic or not. I think PICK VOUROWN L*rg* 4 W pots, R*fl. 1.09 S Hinckley Is schizophrenic — a little BEDDING SIZE ONLY MO (ll/SJI) PETUNIAS, SALVIA, MARIGOLDS, I crazy — but sometimes it seems to Lee Hay looks at schools in 1995 \ me that crazy Isn’t so much a dls- IMPATIEN ease as something someone decides U to b e. BEGONIAS, ASTERS, changes that will occur in the near communications revolution. said. (One Sunday edition of the $ 1 S 9 B All of US have known some normal Eldltor’s note: this article appeared future and the implications of those He projected that every household New York Times consumes 100 DAHLIAS, ETC. 7 people who decided it was clever or in the May 20 Torrlngton Register. It Is reprinted here with the changes on soefety. will have a telecommunications acres of trees). TVs will even have I ISHl 10/*1449 iH cute to act a little crazy. There was room and architectural schools are print-out devices for crossword puz­ OAKLAND ROAD — RTE. 30 A f O B t f y $ o newspaper’s permission. Lee Hay, “The future no longer belongs to 1 4 9 usually one in your class at school. 38, is a theater arts, drama and crystal ball gazers,” he said. already teaching students how to zle fans. WAPPINQ SECTION, \ TTiere are a lot Of them and they P!ngli«h teacher at Manchester High “Techniques can be employed to construct them. The rooms will Television will also be your mail, SQ WINDSOR Jackson a Perkins We’ifMlOn ; laren ’t to be confused with the.sad- School. He also runs the high come up with pretty good guesses, ‘have home computers and wall­ he said, and people will shop off VEGETABU '* [people who liave legitimate mental school’s drama program. Since based on the past and the present.’’ sized television screens, six to eight their screens as they do now from ^ disorders. January be has lectured extensively Two summers ago. Hay attended feet high and six to eight inches catalogues. No Manor what Dad Naada from paddia Fana To Inevitably, people will learn via Q Hie only people who look worse th r o u ^ u t the state on the future of the First Global (inference on the thick, on which 100 channels can be Open dally 8— 8 or till picked out ROSES puurrs the television medium. Hay said. He Took Lighting for his favorita hobby vIsH Economy for UIIMOO, Tomatooo, Poppon. Omono, u,ri.(iian Hinckley a^ bis trial are the education. Future where 6,000 futurists in all seen. FREE CONTAINERS aoma unNiua QHt Giving Idaas. In Bloom Motur*' By Laurenco LIppsott fields and from 62 countries dis­ Specialized channels showing just projected channels that will teach ««liry,forat*y.llo. psychiatrists who have testified. reading, math and how to repair Buoh CNmbor* t Tro* No*** Register steff cussed possibilities and their im­ movies, sports and news already - t ’lS plant* ’The average persaon reading pact. Hay shared some projected exists. Hay said, and more will your automobile, for example. And 2 gol. polo. “History books will call this the the revolution will have a profound aboat thk trial can readi one of two age of transition,” Lee Hay told a changes — especially in education— spring up. There will be channels For updated picking conditions HOUM: ^ conclusions abont psychiatrists: in a talk at Torrington High School, devoted soley to soap operas, a effect on teachers. Moiv^ri rao-sao group of parents, students and facul­ "Computer prices are coming and hours call 24 hr. Information S ^ th er psydilatrists can be bought, ty Tuesday, and then went on to say sponsored by faculty and parents’ cldldren’s network and even a por­ Tliura. 7:M-M)0 g £or psydilatry Is such an Inexact groups. nography channel (with coding down rapidly. Within eight years that books themselves may be they will be 10 times more effective Phone 644-2478 S a t •MM-SM [• udence that It’s worthless. According to Hay, the times are a- devices on the channel box to con­ replaced within the decade by com­ at one-third the cost,” Hay said. Ik i P • I don’t want any paydilatrlsts puterized microchips. changing fast and revolutionary trol access). “ Television will be your LEE HAY jmad at me, so I’ll leave it to than to H ay teaches English at technical, biological ' and 440 OAKLAND STREET l 6 CAL 646-2430 sociological advances are around newspaper,” he said. Newspapers . eyes future LOOK FOR MR. BERRY < ‘say which of those two categories Manchester High School, but be is Please turn to page 10 CT. TOLL FREE 1-600-632-7006 the comer. First, there will be a are slow and consume paper. Hay MANCHESTER, CONN. ^■^■^■Tthey fall into.. also a futurist — one who studies 4 ...... - J i t . . 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thure.. June 17. 1982 f . / College Notes About Town 1 Families help

Swim program begins ics Gustafson gets master’s The Manchester Recreation Department summer Karl Albert Gustafson, son of the Rev. and Mrs. swimming program will begn Friday. Hours for Friday, avoid relapse Kenneth Gustafson of 661 Monday and ’Tuesday will be 3 to 6 p.m .; hours for Satur­ E. Middle Turnpike, day and Sunday w ill be 1 to 5:45 p.m. Norm al operating received his master of hours will begin Wednesday as follows; divinity degree from Saulters, Swanson, Verplanck and Waddell will be ^ BOSTON (U PI) — Teaching families to be supportive Gordon-Conwell open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon for in­ and eliminate stressful situations are as important as Theological Seminary, structional classes. Open swim is 1 to 2:46 p.m., 3:15 to 'drugs in helping schizophrenics avoid relapses and South Hamilton, Mass, on 4:45 p.m., and 6 to 7:45 p.m. On weekends and holidays hospitalization, a study from California said. May 25. Party time hours will be 1:15 to 3:15 p.m. and 3:45 to 5:45 p.m. The 18 patients in the study whose families were trained to reduce conflict suffered fewer relapses and H e is a n a t iv e o f Grade 6 students from Globe Hollow will be open Monday through ^Iday Manchester and was a from 9 a,m. to noon for instructional classes. Hours for w ere admitted to the hospital much less frequently than Buckley School, from ‘Mtients treated only at a clinic. University of Southern m e m b e r o f th e 1974 left, Kristen Rohrbach, open swim are 1 to 4:45 p.m. and 6 to 7:45 p.m. On graduating class of weekends and holidays open swim will be 10 a.m. to 1 California researchers reported In the New England Manchester High School. Heather Bogll and p.m. and 2 to 5:45 p.m. Journal of Medicine. He received a bachelor of Sharon Fortuna, ’The summer program brochure with listing of all ' Dr. Ian R.H. Falloon, a USC psychiatrist, said arts degree from South- recently celebrated summer offerings w ill be sent through the schools. experimental family training pro^ams are being Eastern College in their Grade 6 class studied at several institutions. USC’s w ill be expanded Lakeland, Fla. in 1978. He night at a skating party on a trial basis to Several clinics in Los Angeles, County serves full time on the sponsored by the PTA Band shell show set over the next three months, he said. pastoral staff of the “ We would recommend other areas doing the same, at Skate Fantasy on ’The Center Ballet Theater of Manchester, the Gilbert Assemblies of God Chris­ thing,” he said — not only for schizophrenia, but for Broad Street. and Sullivan Players and the Karin Cottier Folk tian Center in Lexington, other disorders to which stress Is an important con- Dancers will appear at the Bicentennial Band Shell at NIdSS .tributor. Herald photo by Tarquinlo 7:30 p.m. Sunday on the campus of Manchester Com­ Karl A. XSustafson He and his wife, JoAnn, The training reduced family stress by “ changing the munity College. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cace of East Hart­ .attitudes of key family members in the direction of The program w ill include the ballet, “ Symphony in ' ford, live in Woburn, Mass. .greater support, less destructive criticism, and less A E,” and a pas de deux,'“ Young and Restless,” to be emotional over Involvement,” the team wrote. danced by Anita Karpiej and James Lowderback. Ms. “ The typical kind of situation was where the family Sumner graduates Karpiej recently returned from the Milwaukee Ballet responded in a very emotional way to the illness,” S'?')'.*' Comapny where she performed In such ballets as “ Swan Falloon said. "T h ey got very upset, distressed and Jefferey G. Sumner, son of Dr. and Mrs. Philip E. Lake,” “ Les Sylphldes,” and “ Serenade.” .sometimes rejected the person who got ill — not Sumner of 11 Richard Road, has graduated with a Also during the evening the “ Pas De Quatre,” w ill be realizing they were ill, not just behaving badly. bachelor of arts degree from Vassar College. danced by Debra Martinello, Michelle Yacavone, “ People who were more calm and matter-of-fact to He has majored in political science. Moraith M acRaie and Monica Mason. Each w ill portray the person when they were ill tended to provide a lot the ballerina’s, Marie Taglioni, Carlotta Grisi, Fanny V / l . f . / ■/ *■ ■■ ■' i i ' n ' ' '■ more support.” , a t . ■ '.! ■ Cerrito and Lucille Grahn, for whom the ballet was .r,*- One-third of schizophrenics who have managed'to '• y . f • Olechny earns dregree choreographed in 1845 by Jules Perrot. start overcoming their symptoms with drugs and To conclude the program Karin Cottier has restaged Steven J. Olechny, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Olechny .therapy usually relapse during the first year of out­ selections of traditional Mexican folk dances for the "i. y--';jt , ■■ of 158 Autumn St.] has graduated with a bachelor of arU patient treatment, the researchers wrote. \ f .J degree from Vassar College. company. Schizophrenia is a complex mental and emotional dis­ Olechny majored in economics and received Teacher, Lee Hay looks ahead ease believed to be caus^ by a combination of genetic departmentai honors in his field. Townsfolk In show and environmental factors. Its victims can be withdrawn, antisocial, or paranoid. Their thought may Falco receives master’s Melanie Salerno, Christina Werzen and Lee Anne be illogical and speech nonsensical. to our schools in the 1990s Hurley, along with several other Manchester residents, Researchers have theorized relapses can be caused by will participate in the 4th Annual Gymnastic Gallery major stressful events or the day-to-day strain of family P Kathy Ann Falco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Exhibition and Show Saturday at Wethersfield High 'situations. Fam ily training programs such as the ones in Falco of 62 Hamlin St,, received a master’s degree in to reinforce what is happening in teach children how to retrieve the School. the study, however, are not yet common. education from Western Maryland College on May 22. Continued from page 9 information. school.” ’The show w ill start at 7 p.m. and will feature a trip ‘ The patients ranged from 18 to 45 years old and either She is a graduate of the American School for the Deaf Finally, there will be a biological Teachers w ill teach such skills as ‘Can the same be said about through the M agic Kingdom with visits from Mickey lived with or talked dally with their parents. They all in West Hartford and received her bachelor’s degree revolution in genetics. Already a decision-making. Hay said. and Minnie Mouse, Snow White, Cinderella and many received drugs to manage their conditions and v is its an from Gallaudett College in Washington, D.C. teachers? child’s sex can be predetermined Kids today are boggled by too others. out-patient clinic on the same schedule. “ We in education are going to be with some success and continued many choices and have to learn how Tickets w ill be on sale at the door. Part of the Egan gets bachelor’s out of the knowledge business. research on birth defects and men­ to make decisions. proceeds from door sales will benefit the Boston Ronald Instead of knowledge dispensers, tal retardation may lead to dis­ Decision-making w ill be an impor­ McDonald House, a home away from hogsb for children we’ll become teachers of how to get Timothy J. Egan of 50 Cedar Street has graduated coveries that will enable us to tant subject since futurists are even­ with cancer. Better preemie with a bachelor of science in engineering from Purdue knowledge,” he said. Over a 100,000 predetermine skin color, for exam­ ly split between two schools. Some University. bits of information can be store ple, or intelligent children. think the increased knowledge and right now on microchips the size of a Research on aging can lead to ad­ choice will intimidate people and Legion Auxiliary to meet thumbnail and microchips will soon ding 25 years to the lifespan of the spawn more autocratic forms of core cuts risks Don cum laude graduate be able to store 1 million bits of in­ American Legion Auxiliary of Unit 102 will meet Mon­ average American. No only will this government to make decisions for FRAMING LUMBER .40 SUPER TREATEU LUMBER formation, Hay said. have a serious impact on the Social people. Other futurists think people day at 6:30 p.m. at the Legion Home. BOSTON (U PI) — Premature infants suffering brain Judith Madelyn Don, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Top quality Kiln dried. Self selection ~ you Super pressure treated to prevent moisture & Learning multiplication tables by Security System, joked Hay, but can make use of increased access to ’The meeting w ill be a potluck supper. Madeline hemorrhages after 24 hours of life had only a 50-50 Richard Don of 104 Pond Lane, has graduated cum laude pick the pieces you take home. insect damage. Use above or below gradt heart will no longer be essential also on marriage and on education. information to make intelligent Squillicote is chairman. ’There will be an election of of­ chance of survival two years ago, but improved newborn with a bachelor of arts degree from Ithaca College. SIZE 8‘ 10' 12' 14' 16'| 12' 4x5x8'* because of computers. "Why hold “ All of us will undergo re­ decisions and perhaps even use ficers. care has reduced the danger of death to 5 percent, Mill Certltled SIZE 8’ 10’ Miss Don majored in speech communications. She 2x4 (tables) in your brain when you can education,” he said, to learn new television to vote. researchers said today. d’xR’x'A ” EXTERIOR 1 .54 1.87 2 .3 5 2 .75 3 .3 0 PRESSURE TREATED received departmental'honors as well. 2x4 2 .‘(b 2 .6 4 3 .24 on hold them on your watch?” Hay skills in order to change vocations Teachers will also have to Preterm babies also are In less danger from PLYWOOO SHEATHING 2x6 2 .3 5 2 .9 0 3 .4 6 3 .9 9 LANDSCAPE TIMBER Blood pressure clinic set 4 .8 9 S.S9 said. over a long lifespan. Schools will stimulate creativity in a more hydrocephalus, or water on the brain, caused by such ' 4'ir utscT o iT s a 2x8 3 .25 3 .7 4 4 .6 4 5 .7 5 6 .64 2x6 3 .6 9 Resists rot and decay For outdoor steps, ■ .... 8.99 • H” ... 10.99 retaining walls, walkways, borders. Clean look Also on the horizon are such inven- change to sreve not just children but technological world. For example. ’The Manchester Senior Citizen Center on East Middle bleeding, the Johns Hopkins University researchers 2x10 6 .1 0 7 .3 4 8 .5 8 9 .5 2 2x8 ' WhiS' — 7 .4 9 Dunne graduates Meets Buddmg Code Rgquaemenit 4 .8 6 and feel 'Dimensions may vary tiohs as the talking typewriter. The everybody. Manchester High School Hay said that unlike radio, which Turnpike will be the site of a free blood pressure ‘wrote in the New, England Journal of Medicine. John Dunne of 45 Dartmouth Rd. has graduated with a correct spelling of 2,oioo words will already has been conducting an people listened to but had to imagine screening on Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m., sponsored by They also may escape resulting brain damage and bachelor of arts degree from the University of Rhode be programmed into the typewriter experiment where senior citizens things for themselves, “ television, the Manchester Public Health Nursing Association Inc. mental retardation, the team said. Island. Dunne majored in economics. so people won’t have to learn how to are allowed in the classroom. Hay takes you there” and squashes Any Manchester resident 60 years old or older is en­ “ Although the type of hemorrhages everybody is con­ spell. Hay said, and “ penmanship also suggested that schools w ill be creativity. Subjects like art and couraged to have a screening. No appointment is cerned about occur at the same frequency, babies don’t Macmullen gets degree will become an art like open throughout the year as the music will become more important necessary. die from them.and most of them don't develop calligraphy.” traditional summer vacation because culture is “ what makes us Gloria Weiss, registered dietician for the nursing hydrocephalus,” said Dr. Shlomo Shlnnar, chief resl- /■ Then there will be sociological Lynn A. Macmullen of 150 Lamplighter Drive has becomes an anachronism. human beings,” Hay said. association will be available for Individual counseling ident in pediatric neurology at Johns Hopkins in changes. ’The fam ily system already graduated with a bachelor of arts degree from Universi­ “ There will be schools in 1990,” Finally, teachers will have to amd instruction concerning any dietary problems. Baltimore. has been undergoing change. Hay Hay said, because schools serve teach coping skills — ways to deal ' Bleeding from small capillaries In the brain, although ^ /'■ ty of Rhode Island. Miss Macmullen majored in biology. Mrs. Weiss w ill continue the teaching unit on dietary f, said, and it is now estimated that 23 social as well as educational func­ with change and ways of looking at sources of calcium. Samples of high calcium foods as rare In fnll-term babies, occurs frequently in premature percent of households consist of one tions. An important socialization the long-term impact of change. For well as menus will be available during the'clinlc. Infants because the brain is not fully developed. Blood Bengtson has doctorate person. Between 20 and 25 percent of process goes on in schools, which example, automobiles sounded like flowing into certain spaces normally containing fluids - 4’x8’x3/8" 15 Yr. Pro Rated Warranty > I III I Save $6-Heg. 6299 kids come from single-parent homes also serve as “baby sitters” for a good idea. Hay said, but few peo­ forces accumulation of fluids elsewhere, resulting in Save $15-Reg. $194 David A. Bengtson of 253 Gardner St. has graduated SELF SEALING METRIC WHITE INSULATING and by 1990, only 20 to 25 percent of parents. ple studied the impact of the inven­ Hockanum walk set hydrocephalus. O’ xO’R’ AGENCY CERTIFIED with a Ph.D. in biological sciences from the University COMBINATION OOOR people will marry and stay married But traditional subjects such as tion on society and the environment. “ The report in literature even two years ago is that 50 ALUMINUM PATIO DOOR W/SCREEN TEXTURE M I SIDING ’GUARDO” ROOF SHINGLES of Rhode Island. A Hockanum River Linear Park walk is scheduled for Covers 33V> sq. ft. Asphalt coated. Stock Prehung 32" or 36 -'x80 x1 With screen to one spouse for life. Hay said. reading, writing and arithmetic will Hay said people should keep percent of these (babies) died, and of those who sur­ With screen and hardware AAMA certified. V Rustic, rough-sawn. V-grooved. Use Indoors or June 20, starting at 1 p.m. from the highway tempered insulated safety glass Weather and out. Ready to paint, stain or seal. colors. U L listed Wind resistant 1.5 yr tempered safety glass, hardware instructions He projected no stability in the be combined into a new subject — aware of possibilities and try to an- vived the majority had significant handicaps,” Shlnnar maintenance yard. Department of Transportation, West Insect-proof interlocks Maintenance-free • 4x8’x^"...... - ...... 14.79 pro-rated warranty Ready to install Phncess model Maintenance-free Grimaldi gets bachelor’s fam ily in the immediate future. And communications — and there w ill be ticipate and solve problems said. “ The study was designed to see if we could find a this w ill im pact on education. a shift toward more computerized spawned by new technology. Middle ’Turnpike. '* The walk w ill go south to the East Hartford town line, treatment to improve that.” “ Education is no longer going to be learning in this area. “ Change is coming,” he said. John V. Grimaldi of 24 Watrous Road, Bolton has along the Laurel Lake area. ’The public is invited. ’The “ We found out that the outcomes were so good, they a point venture of parents and Since know ledge w ill be on “ People can fight it, ride along as it graduated with a bachelor of science degree from Pur­ rain date w ill be June 27. really didn’t need new therapies.” due University. He majored in agriculture. teachers,” Hay said, because microchips, teachers won’t have to comes, or shape the' future as it Of 115 babies under 4 pounds bom at Johns Hopkins parents will not be at home “ waiting transmit it, but they will have to comes.” who survived the first 24 hours of life, 40 developed Convention Is scheduled hemorrhaging — but only one required a shunt to drain Teller earns degree the blood. Only six cases of hydrocephalus developed. The Junior Convention of American Legion Auxiliary Adopt'A'Fet Only el^ t.of the babies died. David B. Teller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Teller Inspector Department qf Connecticutk is scheduled for Saturday “ How they do when they are school age remains to be of 21 Green Hills Road, has graduated with a bachelor at 10 a.m. at the Legion home, American Legion Drive. seen,” Shlnnar said. “ That is what w e’re studying noW. of science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Junior department officers for the coming year! will Although we’re far from finished, early results show a Technology. He majored in computer science and fights fraud be elected. ’The program will be coordinated by Barbara good chunk are normal.” engineering. Ledard of Tolland, junior activities chairman. Save $3 Reg. 18.99 Special Purchase Reg. 64.99 Save $7-Reg. 36.99 Save $6 Reg. 18.95 Gal F ive years ago, 12 to 20 infants a year required shunts Reservations for lunch should be made with Mary (XyM PK OVERCOAT for hem orrhaM g, Shlnnar said. 36 ”x50’ ECONOMY FENCE WHITE WAnN-SAVER TOILH 24” ECONOMY DOOlt UNIT with fraud LeDuc, 41 Congress St. Reverse/trap. 12" rough. Vitreous china tank & Prehunq Casing and passage set extra Spreads like velvet Wears like iron Tough Ostrom graduates Shlnnar said the study would apply only to preterm Fencing protection at the lowest possible / bowl Seat extra • ae^-Reg. 36.99 .32.99' •30"-Reg. 36.99.32.99 acrylic finish for long-lasting protection babies bora at hospitals with folly equipped neonatal in­ cost. 2"x3” mesh Galvanized before • 48 xSO’ Reg 24 99...... 19.99 • ColotsReg 79.99...... 69.99 • 32"•Req 36.99 • -32.99 Keep your home lo.oking great for years David N. Ostrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Continued from page 9 Tag sale Saturday tensive care units. Such infants have a 95 percent Ostrom of 67 Scott Drive, has graduated with a bachelor chance of suiyival if they live throu^ the first 24 hours, explained that the purpose behind of science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of EAST HARTFORD — There will be an indoor rum­ the most critical time of their lives. Technology. He majored in biology. the ads was “ to identify the number mage and tag sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Outdoor FIx-Ups Building Materials Home Improvements of customer responses generated by Hillstown Grange Hall, 617 Hills St. I I this kind of ad,” to bring “ bogus Besides the rummage and tag sale items, there will be Di^rder may ease Ovian gets bachelor’s promotions” to the attention of the donuts, hot coffee and hot dogs on said. •449 public; in short, to enlighten con­ 229 Scott M. Ovian of Ferguson Road has graduated with sumers. ^ a bachelor of science degree from Bryant College. I Regular 2.99 Economy 6' Wide Reg. 1.99 Lin. FI Approximately 15 of the 51 papers anemia 2x4ir STUDS MDOOR/OUTDOOR CARPET contacted declined to run his ads. 80 LB. CONCRETE MIX i For 2" thickness or more. Low priced, standard sized stud Choice of solid colors Washable McCurry graduates Says McClelland, ‘"They said it was Thoughts BOSTON (UPI) — A hereditary disorder affecting inconsistent with their policies to 7 ^ : blood composition may protect against some symptoms Lori Florence McCurry of Spring Street has graduated run an ad knowing it represented of sickle cell disease, an untreatable genetic disorder C Herald photo by Richmond with a bachelor of science degree from Bryant Cbllege. something other than what it affectin g uP to 50,000 American blacks, British 2 for 88 3 “ I Our Regular 19* Each appeared at face value.” Ap­ researdwrs disclosed today. Regular 74< Each ^ 4"x10' Length Closely related to our subject of yesterday — teaching proximately 25 others accepted the coco THE POODLE WANTS TO BE ADOPTED . ReMarchers in OxfMd, England, and London, repor­ 2’’x8 ”xlR” ‘ PATIO HOCKS SEME! t DRAM PIPE V t" COPPER HBOWS children how to fail — is the d illd ’s a|iility to make his ad and offered McClelland coverage . . . he's waiting at the Pound with Rand ting itt the N ew Ent^nnd Jduriial of Medicine, said their Non-skid. 4 colors.. -Nominal size Solid or pertorSled Bell end I • Vj" Copper Tubing Type M 2 99 Service Notes own decislms. Now, of course, it’s silly to think that in their editorial pages. 'stoito showed fomtt of al^-thalassemia children could or should make all their own dioices, but %teduced tte ie )^ ^ . 6f aneoila And tWO other com' Whatever the outcome — and it’s parents do their children a disservice by not allowing Johnson graduates too soon to tell, he says — even if the 14 dogs at pound them to make the decisions they-ore capable of making. plteitioiiis sulfeted Iv diekle cell victims. , c a r 1 Gallon ads never ran, he considers his Virginia Satir, in her book “ Peoplemuing,’’ calls this .4' -Hie sbsdy confirmed previous reports in the United Regular 1.19 Each ' ‘ Regular 65c .States, one of the lates of' which was released in Roberta L. Johnson of 341 Hilliard St. has graduated public information campaign a concept “ power,” and suggests ‘‘power is essential to 5"x24” x2” * SCAUOP BLOCK I LI. COMMON N AU "TNM-O ” PAINT THINNER iFebnuuy by the University of California at San Fran­ I Clean brushes, rollers easily from the U.S. Air Force avionic inertial and radar success. ‘ "The Postal Service has pound on ’Tuesday, including a lit­ every human being.” Children learn they can control Red, Natural, Green 'Nominal size. 6D, 80, too, 1 2 0 For all proiecis By Barbara Richmond cisco. I navigation systems specialist course at Keesler Air had a consumer protection program tle Collie about 8 weeks old — a their environment by making decisions as early as Herald Reporter Sickle cell disease affects one in 500 American blacks. Force Base in Mississippi. since ’79 which has enjoy^ pretty male; a black and white possible. A child also learns to assume reqionsibility for 299 All he needs is a trip to the It causes hemoglobin, the oxygen carrier in red blood good success, but it never got the Pekingese with blue eyes, who the decision he makes. 5" 5* beauty shop aiid he’ll be a hand­ ;cells, to gd. The cells’ oxygen-carrying ability is thus attention from the media this thing was there last,week, tpo;_an_ We Cringe to think about bow a 6-year-old might dress 60 Lb. Bag Reg. 3.69 5 Gai. Pail Reg. 6.99 16/3 U .L . Listed'Special Purchase limptdred and the cells take on a collapsed sickle shape. Morrison ends training has.” some poodle. “ Coco” is a good- older cocker spaniel wiUi a bad himself if be w ere given the chance. And as he stands DRIVEMAV SEALER 50' EXTENSION CORD natured dog who is waiting at the L - Sldde,ct^cahptugsmall.bl6od vessels, causing pain SAND OR MORTAR M U eye; a part-basset bound and part there in his orange shirt, purple pants, one black sock L a y .^ k arid atone. Rispatr fn M )^. Cdal tar. Protects asphalt surfaces. • lOO' Special Purchase...... 9 99 Michael E. Morrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. jlbat ioMes victifhi td p b M 4tobvUp,|U^ Heartened McClelland says he Manchester Dog Pound for setter or shepherd; a black and one white, w e wopder what others w ill think about Morrison of 19p Geraldine Drive, Coventry has com­ just may try to apply the Idea to someone to adopt him. SiitOraiMSirifid.lns«r^iu^ , spaniel; and a.young Jioc ihaL his parents. Chanoes are that he will get the picture t ALL NOW OPEN SUNDAYI 0 K » iUN to 0:00 PM pleted basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, blood now to tissue, causiji« Rs.deolit and ,organ‘~-{ SALE H M SA MIAV, JMW 1 another lucratibe mall fraud area: ■ Dog Warden Richard Rand looks like a thorou^bred g o l^ something is wrong upon walking outside the house. Texas. Mr. Morrison has been assigned to Kbesler Air "Consumers have become energy said he figures the poodle, who he retriever. The latter one When the ridicule comes, be alone stands responsible. malfunction and lesoUlng lh the death, of the victim. SOUTH WINDSOR - I. HARTFORD ENFIELD Force Base in Mississippi. conscious, and w e’re seeing lots of named Coco temporarily. Is A4*a-thalasaeihla,'wlilai may afflict as many 04 one ' MANCHESTER '\ NEWINGTON J200N0 WtMtSWMt 7» H * i i r d 6 PMem6oehrd probably belongs to someone as Isn’t this the way God tzeaU us? He has revealed the HiritfltnTurnptkr 46*tumMR0«4 Soutti . I Ut7m about a year old. He was picked In twoAlaekS, U the absence of some genes diat produce ZM023I I ads for fuel-saving devices aiid in­ he had on a new collar. correct way to an abundant life through th e Bible; the ^ 64* DIM 566 SMI iiFc. BittiRMom S»ll4'»‘ 4Mpm the al|dia type of hemoglobin. It reduces the concentra­ vestment opportunities in coal. up about 10 days ago in the Alice implementation of such rests with us. We, alone, are Beaudet enlists tion of honoglobin so it is not as easily turned into gel by More often than not, these are Drive area nOown. Anyone Interested in finding . rekponsible for the dioices we make. ■ Coco Is very good-natured with M arc L. Beaudet Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcelle J. milUon-dolIar fraud schemes. I sup­ their own dog or in adopting a “ M y son, preserve sound judgment and discernment. sickle cell disease. Researchers at Albert Einstein University in the Beaudet of Grove Street, recently entered the Air Force pose we could run warnings in both people and the other dogs at dog should call the dog warden at T b ^ win be,life for you." IProverbs 3:21,22) delayed enlistment program. He is scheduled to leave papers under investment oppor­ the pound. ' ^ ^ 643-6642, or contact 1 ^ throu^ Bronx found earlier that ahdiatbalasseftiia also seems for basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas tunities telling people to be aware of ’There were about 14 dogs at the the police department, 646-45SS. Steve H o ll to protect against early death caUSed by sickle cell dis-. on Nov. 19. this.” Church at Christ _ . , ' M M P ttM n m MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., June 17, 1982 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thura.. June 17. 1982 National champ enters Relays Thursday t v Parents need SPORTS P ag e 14

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Lee ManettI la featured in the they came through it all said before Wednesday night’s game last three nights. stole second and scored on a single 3 9 - Festival of Faith C B S action-adventure series 1:30 A.M. right. The driver of the Abigail Van Buren ” It gives us a lift and it makes by Dave Winfield. New York in­ MAOlNUM P J., airing Thursday, C £ - Nawa/SIgn Off that a victory over Boston and a other car was at fault, as IS l - Stas Tiak creased its lead to 3-0 in the fourth June 17. In tonight's episode, a resulting three-game sweep would them think a little bit,” he said. ISI - Nawscenter (E) - Love AmsHcan Style when Butch Wynegar doubled with several witnesses testified. beautiful Japanese woman send the Red Sox reeling. G riffey, 6-for-12 in the three The driver of the other 0 - Over Easy 3D - Indspandam Network one out and scored one out later on a enlists Magnum's aid to find her Naw* But Boston manager Ralph Houk games, boosted his average to .297 car was well-insured and IS ) - Reporter 41 double by Andre Robertson. Collins kidnapped husband. 03) - Twilight Zona disagreed after the feat was ac­ by going 2-for-4. He singled home a my parents were advised IS I - J*ffat*ons was hit by a pitch by loser John tage of, in which case they ( “ Bed-hopping” is a game CHECK U8TIN08 FOR EXACT TIME - La (totablna da Ambroslo complished. run in the fourth inning and hit his IB) - WotM Cup '82 Soccer IS) to sue. They consulted a the college boys play. The (tomedia musicat prawntando a fourth homer of ,the year in the Tudor, 5-5, before Griffey’s RBI will need an ethical lawyer Tournam ent “ W e’re seven games ahead of the lawyer who was also a per­ fellow who has hopped into Fho Giron, Ofalla GkjUmaln, Ja - Yankees, they should be worried,” sixth. single to center. to retrieve the money owed 6:30 P.M. vlar Lopez y Gina Momaz. sonal friend and a member the most beds in one week Houk said after New York beat the The right fielder said his game is The Red Sox scored their run in them. ' ' d ) - CBS News of their church. The lawyer is the champion.) We are 2:00 A.M. Red Sox 4-1 in a rain-shortened coming around now that he has the fifth and nearly disposed o f worked hard on the case far from proud and feel 3D - Barney Miller shaken off various leg injuries early Righetti in the process. Carney DEAR ABBY: The - MOVIE; To B* game. ’’There are a lot of teams for several years and my sorry for the girls. Too bad 3 9 - JIminy Cricket Present* (E) in the year. Lansford singled with one out and letter stating that two men Bongo Jiminy Introduces Announced between us and them.” parents were awarded a they don’t know how they ” I was having fun then,” he said, one out later, Dave Stapleton were legally married to Bortgo, a circus bear who es­ f P - aloe Franklin Show very large amount of are being used these days. capes a humdrum life for fun Cl 1982 Compulog Heavy rains fell before the game "but things weren’t falling for me. singled Lansford to third. Righetti each other in Colorado is (B ) - MOVIE: 'Hurricane money. I was thrilled for My reason for writing is and adventure outdoors. then walked Glenn Hoffman and absolutely correct. Since S m ith' A fugitive on a south and although the contest began on They are now.” them because they were to ask how contagious @ ISD - NBC News sea island captures a sNp that time, it was delayed 46 minutes in Righetti, 5-4, stranded 10 Gary Allenson to force in a run but County Clerk Clela Rorex retired, living on a fixed in­ herpes is. Should we keep IS9 - Business Report la on a s e a r^ for gold. John Reid Nichols grounded out to pre­ Ireland, Yvonne De Carlo. the second inning. The game was baserunners hrough the first five in­ could find nothing in the ® - Notlclro Nadonal SIN come, and this money our son’s towels separate? tempts to indoctrinate a naive Jamas Craig. 1952. halted for the second time following nings and walked eight. But he was vent any further damage. law that forbids one man Noticias nacionales con Guil­ Netw ork IS) - Woat (toast Report would enable them to And how about his dishes Georgia farm boy. Andy Griffith, the sixth inning and the umpires in a joking mood after the game. "If Righetti gets his control, he’s from marrying another, lermo Restrepo. Nick Adams, Murray Hamilton. @ - Barmy Hill Show G2) ~ ESPN Sportsfonim travel and enjoy a few and silverware? Also, is going to be a monster, ” Houk said, she issued the license. - MOVIE: 'Home Movies' 1958. (S ) - Nightalk @ - MOVIE; 'Change of 0 - Sports Update waited 61 minutes before calling it a "They can’t say I’m not strong,” there any danger in kissing “ but if he continues to walk batters, luxuries. After the men married, A student is assigned a movie IS ) ~ Primanews/120 10:45 P.M. Seatons' T w o men and tw o ® -K o J a k night. he kidded after gaining credit for a project that turns into a wacky When my parents him? We are concerned for - Fame Danny’s club job women pair off at the same va­ Ken G riffey drove in two runs and complete game despite throwing 128 a bloop will cost him two runs.” there was a lot of publicity family expose. Nancy Alien, Kirk ® - Reporter 41 received the money, their the rest of the family. causes problems at school. (R) cation ski house. Rated R. Houk didn’t think his team was Douglas, Mary Davanport. 2:15 A.M. belted his second homer in as many pitches over the six innings. ‘ ‘Ob­ in the local newspapers. (60 min.) 11:00 P.M. Lata Night wHh David lawyer told them that he UPSET PAREN’TS 1979. @ - MOVIE: 'Quadiophania' nights and Dave Righetti scattered viously, it was the last thing on my outplayed in the series. Soon afterward, a local (Q) - America IS C£ QD (SI ® - News Latterman David is Joined by A young men must decide ’A.;." needed to “ borrow” the ® - Bob Newhart '. : ■ ■: r three hits despite a bout with mind. 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On the face of it, us that he had won the bed­ devilish creature attempts to be­ Kan. 66205. Make checks rita. GID - Saturday Night Live game in the seventh inning after he double. The Chambliss drove a 2-2 pitch from it would appear that your hopping contest at college, gin a race that will dastory the payable to Universal Press - Entertainment Tonight Earth. Mel Ferrer, John Huston, ® - Wild, Wild West NEW YORK’S BUTCH WYNEQAR PULLS UP SAFE ran into the left-field wall chasing a Expos had scored loser George Cappuzzello, 0-1, into parents were taken advan- we were not surprised. H artford Visiting Hours (R ) 7:40, Syndicate. tBI - Welconte Back Kotter Glenn Ford. Rated R. (S )- Newadeak hit by Julio Gonzalez, He was helped their first run in the right-field seats to make a Alheneum Cinema — 9:55.' — Poltergeist (P G ) ... for triple when ball gets away from Boston’s Carney Lansford ( 0 • Business Report ® - People's Caucus (8) ® - Tonight Show from the field and his injury was the first on a leadoff triple by Tim winner of Gene Garbei, 5-2, who The Roaring Twenties 7:30 7:30, 9:50. — Private 9:30 P.M. 0 (S) - Captioned ABC diagnosed as a twisted right knee, Raines and a groundout by Fran­ pitched the final two innings. 7:30P.M. with The African (}ueen Lessons (R ) 7:20, 9:30. N ew s although an extensive examination cona. Dodgers 6, Padres 0 CD ~ P*M. Magazine (2) - Gimme A Break Saman­ Manchester ^ tha steals the chief's car. (R) 9:30. is scheduled for today, At San Diego, Pedro Guerrero CD - All In the Family ® - MOVIE: 'Squeeze Play In other N L games, it was Chicago A n uproarious sex-capade fea­ Cinema City — Das DA Theater* East — i U (S ) *• Rojo Varano Telenovela “ That takes the joy out of win­ 7, Philadelphia 6 in 11 innings; Cin­ drove in three runs and Bob Welch Laxative habit CD - You Asked For It tures ball playing beauties who Visiting Hours (R) 7:30, George confident of Yonks en la cual Jorge Solano regresa Boot (R ) 7, 9:55. - Hanky score more than home runs. Al ning,” said Fanning. “ I’m looking at cinnati 7, San Francisco 3; Atlanta pitched a three-hitter for his third CD ^ Family Feud' a su hogar en Puerto Rico des­ Panky (P G ) 7:30, 9:50. - 9:30. — Hanky Panky (P G ) pues de ester en prision por 20 Corley, Jenni Hetrick. the down side and that’s not my 5, Houston 4 in 10 innings; and Los shutout of the season, enabling Los CD - Entertainment Tonight Visiting Hours (R) 7:20, 7:40,9:40.--G rease 2 (P G ) aru>8 por un crimen cometkio en {® - Unde Floyd NEW YO R K (U P I) - Saying he does the job for California. team. The way they played the last nature. I don’t know what to expect. Angeles 6, San Diego 0. New York at Angeles to complete a sweep of ® - N e w s 7:20, 9:45. defense propia y decide vengar 9:40. — Grease 2 (P G ) 7:20, “ senses a minor miracle coming," “ He has the ability to rise to the two nights, there was no need for me I ’ll be the happiest guy in the world Pittsburgh was postponed by rain. their three-game series with the ® - ESPN Sports Center el crimen cometido contra sus 11:45 P.M. R ock ville 9:40. occasion in the sport. But we were to be here.” if I get a report tomorrow that his Cubs 7, Phillies 6 Padres. Welch fanned six and ® - T w o in the Box Shields padres y hermano. Romel Canl- (E) 9 9 - Nightlino Film Featival Cinemas ' New York Yankee owner George can be harmful zares es el esesino y dueno de Colonial — Vicious talking about four years, $900,000 The Yankees defeated Boston in Knee is OK.” At Chicago, Ryne Sandberg allowed only one runner to reach se­ and Yarnell combine comedy, (3 ) - S R O : M ac Davis In Steinbrenner returned to Yankee Black Dragon Killer (R), — Battle Beyond the Stars; dance ar>d original mime per­ la plantacion de azucar que los Concert Mac sings and dances Stadium Wednesday after a 6-week plus an attendance clause. I ’m glad the first two ganfes of the three- The Expos, who had lost the lirst singled home Jody Davis with the cond base as he registered his formances. padres de Jorge poseian with Steel Muscles (Q) 7 with Excalibur 8:50. —■ whh five young performers absence and expressed confidence he’s doing well, but how are you game series. two games of the series, sent 10 winning run in the 11th inning to give seventh victory in U decisions. DEAR DR. LAMB: My cuando el crimen fue cometido. known as Strut in a perform­ The, Thing 7 with King- N O - M ajor League Baseball: from 6:30. going to judge a player in three problem is constipation. I Axel Anderson, Galdys Rodri­ ance from Monte Carlo. that the club can come back and Milwaukee at Detroit guez. East Hartford Kong 8:40. ’ months of one season." am 76 years old, female iS ) * Sports Tonight challenge for the American League (S?) - Superstar Profile 12:00 A.M. Eastwood — Victor, Vernon Jackson had hit 10 home runs and have always had East title. ® - M*A*S*H ® - Quincy Victoria (PG ) 7, 9:30. Cine 1 A 2 — Victor,' going into Wednesday’s action. problems. The older I get 10:00 P.M. “ I expect you’ll see excitement in Yolkr Health ® (6) - MacNeil Lehrer (S) ~ MOVIE: 'Treasure of Poor Richards — Vic­ Victoria (P G ) 7:15, 9 :4 0 .- Steinbrenner, sitting at the head R^K>rt CD - N e w s July, August and September that the worse it gets: Pancho ViUa' An American ad­ tor, Victoria (PG) 7:15, Oii Golden Pond (PG) 7, CD - CBS Reports venturer, supporting Villa for this city has never seen before,” he of a round table with a sign reading Prune juice helps for a - Dios se lo Pague Telen­ 9:15. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. ovela en la cuat Carlos Pereira pay, masterminds a robbery of 9:30. said at an informal get-together “ Lead, follow or get the hell out of Better planning is needed while but milk of magnesia CD ® - 20/20 para continuar manipulando la a Federal gold train. Rory Cal­ Show case C in em a — West Hartford the way,’ ’ struck back at those who is no good for me any time. CD - Meet the Mayors houn, Shelley Winters, Gilbert with the press before the Yankees herencia da su hija, le prohibe Rocky in (P G ) 1,3,5 7:10, The Movies — Grease 2 have felt he has stripped his minor casarse con el hombre que (H) ■ Independent Network Rdand. 1956 played the first-place Bostorl Red I have been told to try 9:30. — The Secret (P G ) 12:15,2:35,4:50,7:15,1 ama. Federico Luppi, LeorK>r Be­ N ew s (S i - Auto Radng '82; CART Sox. “ I do my best for the people of league team to get established : The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic enemas or suppositories, 9:30. — Hanky Panky 12,’ It disappeared into the stands and the CIAC nedetto. ® - MOVIE: 'Silver Streak' A Rex Maya 160 from Policeman’s Other Ball players. but they would become a New York City. I ’ll stand on my : Conference (CIAC) is the governing body for failed to ask someone there to act as official ® - Match Game mild-mannered editor on a Milwaukee, W l (R ) 1:30, 3:30, 5:25, 7:35, 1:55, 3:50, 5:45, 7:40, 9:35. “ Last year, nine of our minor habit. If a person uses cross-country train ride encoun­ record.” : all scholastic sports in the state. It oversees scorer. ® - M a Jo t League Baseball: ® - Pelicula: 'Las Madias da 9:55. — ’The Sword and the — Visiting Hours (R ) 12:15, commercial bulk formers ters a love affair, a murder plot ’The Yankees entered Wednesday leaguers who were traded were : everything, including state tournaments. Result is a ‘what was it?’ mini-snafu that at enemas what would you the Valium route. Boston at Cleveland Seda' 2:35, 4:50, 7:10, 9:35. end a wild police chase. Gm e Sorcerer 1:20, 3:45, 7:25, playing in the majors with other :• Well, it didn’t follow Dale Carnegie’s direc- Thoughts suggest other than warm such as M etamucll and ® - MOVIE: The GunSgtiter' night’s game in fifth place, eight this date will never be resolved. DEAR READER: ® - People's Court Wilder. Jilt Clayburgh, Richard 10. — Dead Men Don’t teams,” he said. “ But we’ve won water? Is there a cereal or Konsyl. Bulk laxatives con­ Pryor. 1977. Rated ro . A gunfighter la followed to his games behind the Red Sox. ;i tive of influencing people and winning friends ’There are no foods I can 8:00 P.M. home tovvn by the brothers of a W ear P laid (P G ) 1:15, four divisional titles and I have a lot 5 last Saturday night when it wouldn’t allow ApLENty a diet that would help? tain agar, or are made ® - Harry O Steinbrenner has been criticized Raybestos out? recommend for this and no CD CD - Megrujm, P.l. A man he killed. Gregory Pack. 3:15, 5:15, 7:40, 10:10. - of faith in my people. The young What is a bulk laxative? from psyllium seed, kelp ib is season, by among others, vocal ;• photographers on the field to shoot the girls’ Len Auster, medicines, prescription or beautiful Japanese woman ® • Crossfire Helen Weatcott, Millard Mitch- Star Trek U - The Wrath players should know that the best The CIAC was left with some mud on its and plant gums. The in­ seeks Magnum’s help. (R) (60 elt. 1950 ■Ians at Yankee Stadium. He was ■: softball Class LL championship in Meriden. Herald Sportswrlter nonprescription, that I 2 ) ® - Hill Street Blues of Khan (P G ) 12:30,2:45,5, SHQViCASE face when it was told —' at the last minute — creased colon volume min.I Captain Furillo tries to find the (g ) - PBS Late Night ilxioed and greeted with an obscene way to get to the major leagues is by :• Al Tarquinio, Herald photographer, who DEAR READER: Many 7:20, 9:45. — Poltergeist Raybestos Field in Stratford was not playable stimulates movement. would want you to take on CD - P>M. Magazine murderer of a public defender CINEJ Jdiant when former Yankee slugger playing for the Yankees.” •i: had no problem in shooting from down the people do have bowel and Bobby accepts the Vice 12:15A.Ma (P G ) 12:45,3:05,5:20,7:40, and unavailable for the scheduled finals. It Use a warm tap water your, own. - MOVIE: 'The Tile Yankee owner said he could third base line the quarterfinals and (D ® Presidency of the Black Police GD * Parry Mason iPeggie Jackson returned to New problems. The problems Intruder W H M h ' Men and 10:05. — Chariots of Fire $2-W| find no fault with his team despite was not the CIAC’s fault — completely. It had enema about every third There are some things O ffi^rs CMlition. (R) (60 min.) W ork and hit a home run to lead the semifinals, was one of four lensmen can get worse as people get women on an isolated oil rig fail • VagaS Dan cornea to the (P G ) 2, 4:30. — E.T. The its current position in the standings. no reason to believe the Stratford facility day if you must. Otherwise you can do. You can avoid prey to a primeval creature from 0 ) (E) - Lawmakers aid of Lt. Nelson who hunts ^California Angels to a victory in late prevented from shooting down the lines. older because they eat less Extra-Terrestrial (PG) “ There’s no sense taking issue the could be assigned to each area without would not be available because there was no use bulk in your diet if items that are nerve the dark recesses of time. Chad (0 -2 4 Horss down the man making sadistic ^ p r il. Being further away requires using a longer food, and usually even less Everett, Joseph Bottoms, Jenni­ attacks on Na family. (R) ( M 12:30, 2:50, 5, 7:20, 9:45. way this team has been injured,” he causing a problem for the participants. notification otherwise. possible. To give you more stimulants and do con­ ® - MOVIE; 'Canyon HARTFORD ^ “ When a fan buys a ticket, I look 5; lens and the distance results in a loss of light bulk. Also they are less ac­ fer Warren. 1980 min.) E nfield The CIAC is always looking for some good But the facility from the previous weekend information I am sending tribute to bring nervous. Paaaaga' The hero loses his IMTtRSTATIB4EXIT58 ; « t this way,” he said. “ Three dollars said. “ In all my years In sports. I ’ve and makes photo snapping that much more tive. The combination is CD “ Documentary property but wins the girl in this 12:30 A.M. Cine 1,2, 3,45 A 6 - publicity yet in this case it made the media’s was soggy and in no shape. Raybestos- you The Health Letter High on the list are coffee, EAST HARTFORD 568-8610 ■goes for the ticket, so much goes for never seen a team with as many difficult. what makes matters (S ) - Milk and Honey western. Susan Hayward, Dana (E)- A d a m -1 2 Rocky r a (P G ) 7, 9:15. - job a little more difficult. Maybe not much Manhattan should have notified CIAC well in number 12-8, Laxatives, tea and colas that contain '. tax and so much goes for his right to serious-type injuries. Any other “ On the field we could used a shorter and worse. (Q - E8PN Special Golf Andrews, Ward B o^. 1946 but nevertheless it was an annoyance that advance of when it did. Enemas and Suppositories. CS) - Rat Patrol ' Star ’Trek H 7:15, 9:40. - team would have been 22 games out- faster lens and it would have made it a lot c a f f e i n e , a n e r v e Presentation: 1982 U.8. Open ipo; ^Iboo. He can’t go home and boo his M It is a mistake to get into Others who want this issue 10:1BP.M. 3£-8tarTrak Dead Men Don't Wear ROCKY III could have been prevented. Will the CIAC pull the finals out of Strat­ stimulant. I sometimes from Pebbla Beach, CA • Hrst b .” ® easier,” Tarquinio stated. the habit of taking O - Thra* Stoogas 121 - Night QaHary Plaid (P G ) 7:45, 9:45. - Some pre-game planning would have gone a ford? “ No comment,” Fagerquist did say can send 75 cents with a think that a large portion of Round teinbrenner said the decision to Steinbrenner denied that he has $ “ The directive (not to allow photographers laxatives. To clarify the — — SHOWN A f i ^ long way. politely. He remarked previously, “ There is long, stamped, self- society’s “ nervousness” is ® - MOVIE: 'Atlamlc CHy' A 10:30 P.M. ISMSHSWaWb Jackson go via the ireeagent been in seclusion. •ii: on the field) did come from us because of the difference between bulk smalt-tkne rHimbers runrter as­ QD - Newark and Reality “ I spent six days at Culver at rny very definite thought of not going back to addressed envelope for it from the use of such pires to ntaka the 'big time’ in te was made by others In the iS short space between the foul lines and the laxatives and chem ical 3 S - N a w * . N M H I N M N 'r W h at w as it? Raybestos, It’s still in the talking s ta g e " to me in care of this stimulants. The nicotine in Atlantic City. Burt Lartcaster, E!l}Drganization. daughter’s graduation and I ’ve been S fence,” replied Norman Fagerquist, laxatives, the chemical If that is true, here’s a vote for 1) Falcon newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, cigarettes also causes the Susan SararKion, Kate Reid. 3 9 - Major Laagu* Baaaball: W is e n s iD ;;' “That decision was made by 12 working on a major deal In a S; girls’softball tournament director. He along If you look at one paper Southington’s Julie ones include milk of 1981. Rated R. Taxa* at SaattI* Field in Meriden; 2) KofC Field in Plainville; Radio City Station, New release of adrenaline in — ,-SHOWNArt-^^ >i>eople without me voting,” he said, business other than baseball,” be i;5 with Bob Wilde, assistant principal at Bolduc threw a no-hitter at Manchester in the magnesia and it is also O - MOVIE: 'No 11m* for IS) - Caa* of tiw Mukkln*** and 3) Fitzgerald Field in Manchester — not York, N.Y. 10019. your body and makes one f “ Reggie Jackson was great for me explained. “ I think it was a good Woodstock Academy and chairman of the finals. If you look at two more it was a one- called a laxative salt. Sergeants' The Air Force at- O - l n UMdHdtWMMS necessarily in that order. feel nervous. nd great for New York. I hope he time for me to be away, from the $■ girls’ softball committee, made the decision. hitter. About 20 percent of the DEAR DR. LAMB: Is Manchester is a hotbed for softball in the I JOIN 1 W FUN :S “ It was a judgment we made that the What was it? magnesium is absorbed there a fruit, vegetable, or Regular relaxing exer­ state and in Fitzgerald possesses one of the rsB ■i;: photographers would have interfered with the There was no official scorer. “ It was an into the bloodstream. After whatever that one can take cise helps calm one’s finest facilities in the state. The lighting is OPEN SCHOLARSHIP DANCE players,” he cited. oversight on our part,” Fagerquist admits, age 40 the kidneys’ ability nerves. Walking is great. ------^ S H O W N A fig excellent and there is plenty of bleacher to calmnerves, or a drug ggoneored by; Manofiiatar Far ant* wkfioul Rartiiaca » « i 7 IIS WEEK AT T K ^arents no jinx for Viola One notion passed along, which Fagerquist “ All the newspaper people disappeared from to eliminate excess (non-prescription) that can So try a change in lifestyle space and accomodations for a good-sized p. remarked would be taken under considera- the press box and sat in the stands.” magnesium diminishes and be bought at the drugstore? first. If you still feel too un­ crowd. I Mariners 7, Rangers 2 ' tion at a meeting Tuesday, was that an area TTiere was an official scorer for the three as you get older and older My nerves can be bad at comfortable, talkyour Saturday June 19, 9pm-lam 3y Mike Tully Softball fane in Manchester almost At Seattle, P down each line be designated for other finals at Falcon Field in Meriden that the danger of magnesium times but I don’t want to go doctor. JPI Sports W riter assuredly would turn out for a state cham­ m iJaylord Perry photographers. Depending on the number of day. There was none for Southington- toxicity increases as the •V ST. pionship. newspapers covering, one or two lensmen Manchester because the press disappeared. kidney function declines. Fiano’s Restaurant Ikilton U IW 4 W 4 W On this road trip, Frank Viola had registered his Mualo bf PMw'*8 Trio 302nd career vic­ ’That is dangerous. is home with him. Other chemical laxatives i ADMISSION: $3.50 MamlMra 'T v e always thrown w ell In front tory and Julio SWIMMING POOLS Cruz hit a three- whip the bowel to contract $4.00 Non*MBnib«rs ^ BMNErS ;i)f m y folks,’ ' Viola said Wednesday ' HUGE pool • HUGE SAVINGS Two BehoiaraMp Award* « ■ b* Ptaaanlad <8182-SHOWN ATw rjnlght after entertaining his fam ily run homer to help and induce elimination. For Infermallon C a l: I4 g.i l l 9 the Mariners. The The premature emptying jSjwith a strong seven Innings that led 43-year-oId Perry Cloney steps down as BAA marathon director of the boWel means several ‘W Minnesota Twins to a 5-2 victory walked one and days will pass before it is 978 Iwer the Kansas Q ty RoyaU. SnR1RiK2> struck out three in 7 1-3 innings to have been released. filled again. ’The impatient K i l l PRiri '"They saw me pitch two ’Triple A potentially bring Medoff any funds BAA meeting by the Marathon’s I |N.\NC’|Nf, BOSTON (U PI) — Boston Cloney said he told the BAA on person takes another SAL’S __ mes thia year an d l only went 31-3 even his reixird at 5-5. he raised over $400,000 from spon­ longtime trainer, Jock Semple, who Marathon director Will Cloney EVOTHUIMY Ehmingii each tim e,” continued the said Cloney had tarnished the image April 5 in a private meeting he was laxative and keeps the Angels 7, Blue Jays 1 retired Wednesday after a 36-year sors. Txpokie rlf^t-fcander. “ I thought they retiring this year anyway, because vicious cycle going. A bitter Cloney blamed reporters of the amateur event. W S A iim QASII VACATION AT HOME ll| SEAFOOD BUFFET, ETC. At Anaheim, Calif., Steve Renko tenure at the position as the Boston of health reasons. He said making Bulk laxatives do not rmight be a jinx for me." for what he called “ largely But (Honey answered, “ Now why ' UNICORN PRODUCTS, Me. | * < * * ^ * n il l T S • CAKES overcame a shaky first Inning and Athletic Association board of gover­ the announcement public sooner stimulate contractions of POOL INCLUDES: {Brewers 2t Oriole* 2 erroneous, perhaps libelous stories would I feel I’ve betrayed the m i • Ahrimp e X S A S aBBQbaalrib* At Baltimore^Mlwaukee tied the Don Baylor and Doug DeClnces nors m et to consider his. possible “ would have saved me some per­ the colon chemically. ’They A FUtar I Pump W BraeMg M m M wM, Rwn «E aCoM out plattari -iSNOIMNfVi> that appeared shortly before this Boston Marathon, after I ’ve devoted * Huge gun Daeka W Unata homered to help the Angels snap an resignation or dismissal. sonal problems, but it would have aBakadIW i » 70 MAM S T , MANCNESTER [1 score at 3-2 whM Robin Yount led 36 years of my life to it for function like bran In your * Ladder* ★ Fane* I ttaba eight-gaiAe home losing streak. For several months, Cloney, 70, year’s April 20 race. a Daiiart bar ' off tne sixth with his ninth honie ^ had a deleterious effedt on the diet does or other dietary W hite Sox 7 , A ’ s 6 has been criticized for a contract he Cloney said he was retiring rather nothing?” C A U C O L U C T alCheatdar* aNBQeiilekan aBaMdbar ;ai^ third off Oriole pitching this Cloney said under the contract race.” sources of bulk. M Heura 7 Da,* At Oakland, Calif., Greg negotiated with Boston laWySr than resigning, but added he was ^ season, Joe Nolan singled aoroSs & with Medoff, the race could derive ‘"Through the years I have tried I favor dietary bulk when A R IA CODE (201) Luzinski’s fourth hit, a run-scoring Marshall Medoff. The agreement “ ashamed” of how he’d been pair of'Baltimore mbs in the third between $300,000 and $400,000 an­ my utmost to preserve the grace possible. You can get NO RESERVA-nONS SM-StM single With one out in the 10th, would commercialize the world’s treated by the press. i after Brewer catcher Ted SltntnOnS nually. No s p e c ie s Of the contract and dignity, of a great event.” millers’ bran by the sack 745-3319 j J Vamon Eiiopplns PIn m , sparked Chicago- oldest continuous marathon, and^ He was criticized ju8t before the • much cheaper th ^ buying ; track of the. outs. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thi-s.. June 17, 1982 - 15 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thure., June 17, 1982 DISCOVER TIE National champion 153 hungry competitors DIFFERENCE

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — Boy, are they Scoreboard hungry. You’ve got 153 competitors all after the same Hopp in 1,500 run prize and every last one of them has a different reason for wanting it. Sports Jack Nicklaus, the Golden Bear, would gladly give the Manchester Community College whole Animal Kingdom to win his fifth U.S. Open. Parade By Earl Yost with a financial assist from United Nobody has ever done that and it would be equivalent to breaking Hank Aaron’s home run record or running a lEXAS SEATTLE LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO American League — Thornton. Clev 18; Sports Editor Technologies. Mllt RIchman abrhbl abrhbi ab r h bi ab r h bi Hrbek. Min 15; Roenicke. Bal 14; BUY It USED The second day, Sunday, June 27, three-minute mile. ’That’s why this one means so much Bogener ctr. 4 0 0 0 JCruz 2b 4 2 13 Sax 2b 50 222 Wiggins If 3 0 0 0 Thomas. Mil 13; Harrah, Clev, Herndon, Prettiest entry in the seventh an­ will find a 10-kilometr run to Nicklaus. Flynn 2b Ta 0 0 0 Castillo 3b 5 0 12 Russell ss 5 2 2 0 Richrds lb 4 0 10 net and Oglivle. MU 12. nual track and field portion of the Stein ph ^ l O l l B o c h t e If 3 110 Baker if 4 111 Templln ss 4 0 10 Runs Batted In Soccer CAR or TRUIX highlighted. Arnold Palmer looks at it another way teeing up in Baseball Wright pr 0 0 0 0 Zisk dh 3 0 11 Guerrer rf 3 12 3 Jones cf 3 0 0 0 National U aw e - Murphy. At! 54; seventh annual New England Relays Major prize each day will be a ’Thursday’s opening round. He’s 52 and he’d love to be Richrdt 2b 0 0 0 0 Cowens rf 3 0 0 0 Garvey lb 4 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 2 0 0 0 Diaz. Phil 4f; Thompson. Pit and June 26 at Manchester High’s Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 Gray lb 3 0 0 0 Cey Sb 3 110 Kennedy c 3 0 0 0 Moreland. Chi 43; Guerrero, LA and ROM CARTER’S free trip to the 1984 Summer Olym­ the oldest man ever to take home the title. He isn’t the Grubb If 4 0 2 0 Sweet c 3 110 Rocnick cf 4 1 I'O ^ la z ar 3b 3 0 0 0 Kingman. NY 42. ■Wigren Track could also be the top pic Games in Los Angeles. One type who pops off about such things but it would do a lot hasn’t soured him. LJhnsn dh 4 0 10 Hendrsn cf 2 2 10 Yeager c 4 0 10 Flannry 2b 3 0 10 American League — McRae, KC 58; WEEKEND SPECIAL female distance runner, Ceci Hopp. Hostetlr lb 4 0 0 0 Serna ss 3 110 Welch p 2 0 0 0 Lollar p 10 0 0 Thornton, Ciev 86; Hrbek, Minn and name will be drawn each day from for his morale to be able to say he beat everybody when “It’s been sort of up and down for me since last year’s Sundbrg 3 111 Perkins ph 10 0 0 Lu7.in.skl. Chi 47; Otis. KC 43. The 19-year-old Stanford Univer­ Parrish rf 3 1 2 0 Chiffer p 0 00 0 79 (»iEV . the list of competitors. he won his first Open 22 years ago and did the same Open,” he says. "I have no real complaints, though. A Stolen Bases NOHTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE Malibu Classic Sta. Wgn. V-6 sity standout will be the heavy AMERICAN LEAGUE Wagner 20 10 Lefebvr ph 10 0 0 National League — Moreno. Pit 34; Bv United Press International Track and field will get under way thing again when he captured his second one after they lotta people who didn’t know me before know me now. ToUls 32 2 8 2 Touts 29 7 7 6 Draveky p 0 0 0 0 auto, air cond.. Dowor favorite to capture the Women’s By United P reu International Dernier, Phil 28; LSmlth, StL and Eastern steering and brakes, rear win­ at 9 with events scheduled up to said he was all through. They don’t mistake me for the old Jim Thorpe so much East Texas 001 0 00 0 1 0 - 2 Totals 34 6 10 6 ToUls 28 0 3 0 Raines. Mtl 25; Wiggins. SD 23. WLGFGABPPls dow delogger, luggage rack W L Pet. GB Seattle OOOOlOOSx-7 Los Angeles 100 KB 008— 6 30 16 28 Open 1,500 meter run. The 4:45. The road race has a 10 a.m. Jim ’Thorpe’s eyes dance whenever he thinks about anymore. Now when I’m getting my airline ticket or American League — Hefiderson, Oak New York ustproofed. , Boston 57 » .617 - E—Sundberg, Wagner. DP-Seattle 3. San Diego OOO 000 OOO— 0 Tnront<» 28 20 24 Greenwich native will also compete winning. In at least one way, that would be an even something like that, the clerk will say, ‘Aren’t you Jim 64; Wathan. KC 21; LeFlore. Chi 20; SPECIAL PRICE starting time with the Connecticut Detroit 35 S .614 LOB—Texas 4. Seattle 1. 2B-€astillo. LOB—Los Angeles 5, San Diego 3. 2B— Molitor. MU and Hayes. Clev 14. Montreal 23 17 17 *3999 with the Gateway 'Track Club of bigger milestone than another victory for either ’Thorpe the professional golfer?’ He or she will tell me j Baltimore n w js a M HR-Sundberg (4), J Cruz (4). SB- Sax. 3B-Cey. HR—Baker (12), Guerrero Chicago 3 10 19 31 18 TAC championship on the line. (11). SB—Guerrero. S—Welch 2. Pitching Greenwich in the 4x400 relay run. Nicklaus or Palmer, It would make ’Thorpe the fir^t they saw me on TV. Milwaukee 31 2D .517 6 Bochte. S—Serna. SF—Zisk. Victories Southern Cleveland 2D 29 5)0 7 IP H RERBBSO IP H RERBBSO National League — Forsch, StL 84- Kt [..auderdale 11 7 37 37 34 98 80 (»IEV *6195 Hopp is the reigning NCAA 3,000 black man ever to win the U.S. Open. “A lot of that, I think, is because of what I did in the New York 2D 2D 5)0 7 Texas Los Angeles Valenzuela. LA 84; Sutton, Hou and Tampa Bay 7 10 25 33 22 64 Malibu Classic Sta Wgn. V-8, Hough (L M ) 424 5 4 4 6 4 Welch (W 7-4) 9 3 0 0 2 6 meter champion and fresh from a Miller to coach “If I can win,” says the 32-year-oId transplanted Open last year. What made me feel so good about that is ' Toronto 2B 34 .462 10 Rogers, MU 7-3; Welch. LA 7-4; Reuss. Tulsa 6 9 29 31 27 63 auto., air cond.. powe West Buti^er 224 1 2 2 2 0 San Diego LA 7-5; Carlton, Phi 7-7. Jacksonville 6 8 21 26 21 57 big winning season on the West North Carolinian now living in Buffalo, N.Y., “I can it got my mama and papa a little attention for the first 35 25 .563 - Mirabella 24 1 1 1 0 0 Lollar (L 6-2) 6 7 4 steering and brakes. AM/FM Kansas City Amerif’an League — Hoyt, CHii 10-3; Western radio. Low mileage. Coast college scene.She qualified in Denver gridders time in their lives. They put ’em on TV and little things . California 36.36 .561 - Seattle Chiffer 2 1 0 Guidry. NY 8-1; Vuckovich. MU 8-2; San Jose 10 5 26 20 22 80 write my own ticket. It would be something that would Perry (W 54) 714 6 2 2 1 3 Dravecky 1 2 2 the 800, 1,500, 3,000 and 5,000 meter like that. I telephoned my mama in Roxboro the other • Chicago S3 27 JeO 2 Barker. Clev 8-3; McGregor. Balt 8-4; Vancouver 9 5 24 22 20 72 75 FORD *2995 DENVER (UPI) - Former NFL encourage a lot of other blacks to play golf. Outside of Seattle S3 31 .516 4 Caudill (S 9) 124 2 0 0 0 2 WP-Lollar. T- -2:20. A-31.463. Morris. Del 8-6. San Diego 7 8 24 25 19 57 runs with the Cardinal women’s myself, Calvin Peete is the only Other black golfer in day and she said to me, ‘Just go out there and do the best ' Oakland 29 35 .453 8 WP-Perry. T-2:38. A-10,086. Earned Run Average Seattle 5 9 23 23 20 48 Granada Ghia Cpe. 6 cyl squad. coach Robert “Red" Miller said he I Texas 20 35 .364 1 ^ (Based on 1 Inning x number of games Edmonton 5 9 18 30 15 41 auto., power steering, radio this field.” you can, the same as you did last year. ‘The whole town Minnesota 15 50 .231 22V^ MONTREAL ST. LOUIS Portland 17 15 13 39 vinyl roof. Low 50,000 miles was attracted to his new job as head ab r h bi each team has played) 5 9 While at Greenwich High, Hopp Thorpe turned professional 10 years ago and might as is pulling for you.’” Wednesday’s Results MINNESOTA KANSAS CITY ab r h bi National League — Rogers. Mtl 2.04; (Teams gel six points for winning in was undefeated in cross country in coach of Denver’s new entry in the Minnesota 5, Kansas City 2 ab r h bi ab r h bi Raines 2b 4 2 10 McGee cf 5 0 1 0 regulation lime or overtime but only four 79 PONT *7195 well have done so in a vacuum for all the recognition he Manufacturers haven’t been breaking down Thorpe’s 20 10 I^iskev. SF 246; Niekro. Hou 2.30; United States Football League by Detroit at Cleveland, ppa., rain RWshng 4 110 Conepen 3 0 00 Francon If 4 12 2 Oberkni 3b Andujar. StL 2.34; Lollar, SD 2.46. points for winning a game decided by Trans Am Cpe. V-8, auto., air both her junior and senior years, Norman if 1 0 0 0 Gonzalz 3b 3121 received until a year ago. Playing in his first U.S. Open door petitioning him for endorsements of their product Milwaukee 2. Baltimore 2, called after Engle rf 4 110 Wilson ph 1000 American League — Hoyt. Chi 2.24; shfKitout A bonus point is awarded for cond., power steering and “the challenge of getting in on 0000 Dawson cf 5 0 2 3 Hrnndz lb 3 000 1979 and 1980, and won the State at Merion in Ardmore, Pa., he birdied the last two holes or to do ’TV commercials but he isn’t complaining about ' 9 innings, rain Brnnsky cf 4 2 2 2 UWshng ss Barker. Clev 2.49; Beattie, Sea 2,61; each goal scored up to a maximum of brakes, stereo. Posl-tllt something new and growing with New York 4, Boston 1, 6 innings, rain Hrbek lb 4 12 2 Wathan c 4 0 0 0 Oliver lb 2 0 0 0 Landrm rf 10 0 0 three per game excluding overtimes and Open cross country crown each for a four-under-par ^ that made him the first round Renko. Cal 2.74; SUnley. Bos 2.77. wheel, power windows it.” that or anything else. California 7, Toronto 1 Vega dh 3 0 10 Brett If 3 110 Milner lb 1 0 0 0 Porter c 2 00 0 Strikeouts shoolouts ) year. She added the Connectucut leader by one stroke. “I’d just like to be successful at golf because I have a 3 Seattle 7. Texas 2 Ward U 4 0 0 0 Otis cf 3 000 Carter c 5 12 0 Sanchez c 2 111 National League — Soto. Cln 115; Wednesday s Results beauty. 25,000 miles. Miller, who led the Denver Bron­ Chicago 7, Oakland 6, 10 innings Gaetti 3b 2 0 0 1 McRae dh 4 132 Wallach 3b 5 12 0 Hendrck rf 30 0 0 Toremto I. Portland 0 TAC title in ’80 and placed third in His very name, the same as that of the legendary foot­ 0 00 0 Carlton. Phil 112; Ryan. Hou 80. Rogers. 82 CHEV *6995 cos to the 1978 Super Bowl, returned super family and I want to provide for them,” he says. Thursday's Games Castino 2b 4 0 1-0 Martin rf 4 00 0 Cromart rf 4 2 2 1 Keener p Mtl 75; Valenzuela. LA 71. Seattle 4. Chicago 2 the National Junior Olympics before baller from Carlisle, Pa., lent itself to some imaginative “My wife, Carol, and my daughter, Sheronne, en­ (All Times EDT) Laudner c 4 0 0 0 Aikens lb 3 0 1 0 Speier ss 5 12 2 LSmlth ph 1000 ' American League — Bannister. Sea 87; Tulsa 5. Edmonton 1 Cavalier 2 Dr. 4 cyl.. 4 spd to professional ball Wednesday as 4 Chicago (Trout 4^) at Oakland (Norris WhiU 2b 30 10 Lea p 3 0 0 0 Bair p 0000 San Jose 3, San Diego 2 (ol) AM/FM Stereo, powe entering Stamford on a full track writing by those who covered last year’s Open and courage me all the time. My wife tells me to work a 4 02 1 Barker. Clev 73; Guidry. NY 70; head coach of the Denver Gold. His 3^), 4;(» p.m. Pryor 3b 2000 lorg Kekersiev. Bos 69; Righetti, NY 68. Vaneouver 3. Tampa Bay 0 steering, pin striping, rust' scholarship last September. before he finished playing the four rounds, ’Thorpe had it harder but to stop trying so hard. Let jt happen instead Milwaukee (Caldwell 34) at Detroit, (^ronim If 1000 Ramsey 2b 4 0 20 Thursday s Games appointment was announced by Ron OSmith ss 4 00 0 Saves proofed and more. Like new. The pretty blonde will be one of pretty well established that, yes, he had played some of trying to make it happen, she says. (Underwood S-4). 7:35 p.m. Totals 33 5 8 5 ToUls 312 62 National League — Suiter, StL and (No Games Scheduled) CECI HOPP Blanding, owner of the USFL Boston (Torrez 3-3) at Cleveland MinnesoU 010008000-5 LaPoint p 0000 Friday's Games the featured performers during part football for Morgan State, but no, he wasn’t an Indian as Littell p 00 0 0 Allen, NY 15; Hume, Cln 13; Garber. Atl 80 PONT *6350 ...Stanford standout franchise. “My little girl is going to school now and whenever ‘ (Sorensen 54), 7:35 p.m. Kansas____ City 000000 1 0 1 - 2 11; Minton. SF and Reardon. MU 10. (All Times EDT) one of the two-day promotion of was his namesake. she sees my name or picture in the paper, she’ll take it ■ Toronto (Leal 5-3) at California (Kison b ^ K in s a s City 1. LOB—Minnesota 4. Kaat p 2000 American Leawe — Qulsenber^. KC New York at Montreal, 8 p.m Gran LeMans Cpe. V-6. auto., , 54), 10:30 p.m. Kansas City 4. 2B-White„ Hrbek, R. Tenace lb 2 110 .laf’ksonville at Tulsa. 9 p m. air cond.. power steering & Thorpe couldn’t keep up that first day pace of his at 38 3 10 3 17. Baroias, 0 \ i . Fingers. MU and to class with her and show it to her teacher and her Texas (Honeycutt 1-7) at Seattle Washington. McRae. HR—McRae (10), Totals 30 8 13 8 ToUls Gossage.c. NYN Y 12; Clear. Bos 10. brakes, cruise, radio, rear Merion. He faltered somewhat with a 73 in the second friends. ’That makes her feel so good and when she feels ' (Nelson 5-7), 10:35 p.m. Bninansky (9). SF—Gaetti. Montreal 152000000-8 window defogger. Looks new. Friday's Games IP H RERBBSO St. Louis____ 0000(E10(>-3 round, then pulled his game together for a third round 70 good that makes me feel good.” Milwaukee at Detroit, n i^ t MinnesoU FI—Raines. LOB—Montreal 10, St. Louis 82 (»EV *8095 and closed with a 72 that tied him for 11th place behind Thorpe has had help from other players on the tour ' Boston at Cleveland, night Viola (W 1-0) 9. 2B—Carter, Dawson. C)romarlie, Malibu Classic 4 Dr. V-6. ' Baltimore at New York, night Davis (S 4) Spcier. Tenace, Gonzalez. 3B—Raines, Stadler Open favorite eventual winner David Graham. and he makes a point of crediting them whenever he Sanchez. SB—Obcrkfell, Dawson. Wallach auto , power steering and Texas at Minnesota, night Kansas City Through it all, though, the affable and polite Roxboro, can. Kansas City at Seattle, night Blue (L 44) 8 7 5 5 S—Lea. brakes, radio, rustproofed. N.C., native made many new friends among the “J.C. Snead has been very helpful showing me how to I Toronto at Oakland, night Armstrong 1 1 0 0 IP H RERBBSO Very low mileage. j CHiicago at California, night PB-Wathan. T-2:18. A-2S.790. Montreal N.L. All-Star galleryites and media alike by his inherent pleasantness putt on fast greens,” he says. “The greens I played on Lea (W 5-2) 10 3 3 1 7 No Body Offers More Than Nichols WEEKEND SPECIAL and the unassuming manner in which he accepted being when I started were a lot slower than the ones we play St. Louis NATIONAL l e a g u e LaPoint (L 3-1) 124 5 6 6 I 3 vote leaders 80 CHEV. a sudden celebrity. Not once did he turn down anyone on now. Lee Trevino also has helped me with striking 4 By United Press International boston Litteii 14 3 2 2 1 0 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Impala 4 Dr.. Sm V-8, auto, but eyes on Nicklaus E^st Kaat 4 3 0 0 1 2 air cond., power steering anc for an autograph and not once did he tell a sports writer the ball and setting up. He worked with me on how to hit Remy 2b 4 0 0 0 Ckillins rf 3 110 NEW YORK (UPI) - W L Pet. GB Keener 2 1 0 0 0 3 WE OFFER brakes, radio. Like new. to get lost. with finesse instead of hammering the ball.” 37 25 397 ~ Evans rf 4 0 0 0 Griffey cf 4 12 2 Leading National League St. Louis Lansfrd 3b 2 110 Winfield if 4 0 11 Bair 1 1 0 0 1 1 SPECIAL PRICE >889! Nicklaus will be looking for a Crosby National Pro-Am is played “All it takes is spending 5 or 10 minutes with people,” Looking over the Open field, Thorpe has this to say: Montreal 32 36 362 3 Littell pitched to 2 batters in 3rd. vote-getters for the July 13 PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — , New York 31 29 317 5 Perez dh 2 0 0 0 Mybrry lb 2 0 0 0 HBP-by Kaat (Oliver). WP-Littell. SPECIAL FOR THOSE record fifth Open title and his 20th here, but according to such players ’Thorpe reasons. “What will it hurt to stop for a little “Being honest, if I had to pick one man as the SO 29 308 5^ SUpletn lb 2 0 10 Plnlella dh 2 0 0 0 All-Star game at Montreal: It's time for Jack Nicklaus, Tom ^ Philadelphia Hoffmn ss 2 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 3 0 10 Kaat T-2;45. A-22248. 80 PLY *5595 major victory, another record. He as Nicklaus, Stadler, Watson and while? I’ve seen guys who wouldn’t stop to sign an favorite, it would be Jack Nicklaus. If I had to pick one ^ Pittsburgh 27 30 .474 7Vi C atrher Horizon TC -3 Cpe. 4 cyl.. 4 Watson, Craig Stadler and all the M 39 381 ISVk Allenson c 2 0 0 1 Wynegar c 2 110 COMING (?) HOT DAYS Ray Floyd the course is very man who deserved to win it, it would be Jim ’Iliorpe.” Chicago 1. Gary Carter, Mon­ spd., AM -FM stereo cass.. others to stop admiring Pebble likes his chances, saying only 15 to autograph or wouldn’t answer whenever people would West Nichols If 2 0 10 Dent ss 3 0 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO CINCINNATI playable. say ’hi,’ and I never could understand that. Golf is sup­ He laughs when he says that. 38 23 .623 - Miller cf 1 0 0 0 RobrUn 2b 3 12 1 ab r h bl ab r h bi treal, SS8,651 rear window defogger. Like Beach’s verdant greens and 20 players reasonably can be looked Atlanta ToUls 21 1 3 1 ToUls 26 4 8 4 posed to be a gentleman’s game. We’re supposed to be What makes him think he’s so deserving? San Diego 34 26 307 3W Morean 2b 5 0 2 0 Milner if 3 10 0 2. Darrell Porter, St. new. breathtaking landscape. upon as possible winners. - Los Angeles 32 32 300 7V^ Boston 000 010— 1 WohTfrd if■ 3 110 Oester 2b 4 130 “The course is set up beautifully,” “I’ve worked hard. I’ve dedicated myself and I’ve dis­ New York 100 201-4 4 0 12 Conepen ss 4 110 Your Air .Conditioning .V 79 TOYOTA *7295 After nearly a week of buildup and “The way this course is playing,” gentlemen, aren’t we?” San Francisco 28 35 .444 11 Davis cf Louis, 216,467 said Nicklaus. “The fairways are Jim ’Thorpe is a gentleman. More so than some other ciplined myself,” he says. “Tliere’s nothing that says I Cincinnati 26 35 .46 12 LOB—Boston 10. New York 8. 2B— Clark rf 5 0 10 Driessn lb 4 110 3. Bo Diaz, Philadelphia, and Hoses and Belts ^ Celica Supra Cpe, 6 cyl.. 5 hype, predictions and good-natured Nicklaus said, “not too many Houston 26 36 .419 12^ Nettles, Robertson. 3B-Wynegar. HR— May c 4 0 2 0 Bench 3b 3 111 spd,. air cond., AM/FM players have a chance to win even consistent. So are the buhkers and pros Who make their living at the game. He has been in HAVE to win the U.S. Open, but oh, how nice it would be Wednesday's Results Griffey (4). SB-Collins. Bergmn lb 4 110 Odeno cf 3 2 36 168,875 kidding, the 1982 U.S. Open gets un­ IP H RERBBSO 4 000 Completely Checked _Z stereo. It's loaded though I think Pebble Beach is the rough is not excessive.” 19 tournaments this year and made only $10,137, yet that if I could.” Chicago 7, Philadelphia 6. 11 Innings O’Mally 3b 4 0 0 0 Hoshldr rf 4. Alan Ashby, Houston, der way today for a field of 153 Cincinnati 7, San Francisco 3 Boston LeMastr 4 110 Trevino c 4 0 0 0 82 CHEV *8995 playing easier than it did in the 1972 New York at Pittsburgh, ppd., rain Tudor (L 54) 424 7 3 3 3 2 Chris p 0 0 0 0 Soto p 30 10 76,776 golfers as varied as the weather and SUnley 114 1 1 I 0 1 1 0 0 0 Hume p 00 00 Malibu Classic Wagon. V-6. Open.” Montreal 8, St. Louis S Barr p 5. John Stearns, New 00 auto., air cond.. power running the gamut from a four-time New York VenabI ph 1000 Atlanta 5. Houston 4, 10 Innings York, 76,609 Only $ 1 2 plus Freon steering & brakesi AM/FM winner like Nicklaus to a first-time Nicklaus won the Open that year Los Angeles 6, San Diego 0 Righetti (W 5-4) 6 3 1 1 8 7 Holland d 1 000 with a 2-over-par 290. The course Thursday's Games hBF*—by Tudor (Ckillins). WP—Righet- Kuiper pn 0000------First Base radio, elec, defogger, rust starter like' amateur Nathaniel LITTLE (All Times EDT) ti. PD-Allenson. T-2:14. A-30^B7. Totals 36 3 9 2 ToUls 710 7 proofed and many more was pretty well burned out at the 1. Pete Rose, Lube, Oil UP TO Crosby. Greatest upset ever San Francisco (Gale 24) at Cincinnati San Francisco 2 Philadelphia, 284,151 $ 88 extras Nicklaus might not be the time, the greens were as hard as LEAGUE Radios (Uibrandt M L 12:35 p.m. Cincinnati 103 OWOOx— 7 5 QTS. table tops and the rough was deep Montreal (Palmer 1-0) at CJhicago MILWAUKEE BALTIMORE B-Bergman. DP-San Francisco 1. 2. Al Oliver, Montreal, and Filter 11 80 CHEV *6895 oddsmakers’ favorite — that distinc­ (Marti 4-5), 4:05 p.m. ab r h bi ab r h bi LOB-San Francisco 10. Cincinnati 8. 2B Camaro Spt. Cpe. V-6. auto., enough to bury a small animal. -TV Philadelphia (Krukow 44) at Pitts­ -Morgan. May, UMaster. Davis, OwUr. 281 561 tion goes to Stadler — but he is the Molitor Sb 4 0 0 0 Bumbry cf 5 010 S ^ ^ rg m a n , Cedeno. HR—Cedeno2 (5). power steering and brakes, This year, the United States Golf burgh (Cwdelaria 24), 7:35 p.m. Yount ss 4 12 1 Ford rf 2 1 1 0 3. Keith Hernandez, St. AM -FM stereo tape, rear win­ man all the others will be shooting AMERICAN Friday's Games SB-Morgan. Milner. SF-Bench. -Credit on Your Good Name- Association has been a lot fairer. Cooper lb 4 0 10 Roenick rf 10 0 0 IP H RERBBSO Lquis, 206,786 dow defogger. Clean, low at. including Crosby, son of the late Behind the combined two-hit, 10- Montreal at Chicago Simmons c 4 0 0 0 Singletn dh 4 0 10 The rough is deeper than in the Algeria stops Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night San Francisco 4. Steve Garvey, Los mileage. singer and the reigning U.S. strikeout performance of Jim Oglivle If 3 0 0 0 Murray lb 4 12 0 TONIGHT New York at St. Louis. 2, twi-night Thomas cf 4 111 Lownstn If 4 0 0 0 Chris 2-301140 Angeles, 161,940 NICHOLS MANCHESTER Amateur champion. winter, when the annual Bing Roman and Scott Dibiase, Bob’s Barr (L 1-2) 314 3 3 3 1 1 79 PONT *5345 4 Golf: U.S. Open, ESPN San Francisco at Atlanta, night Howe dh 4 0 10 Nolan c 3 0 12 5. Dave Kingman, New Gulf nipped Town Fire, 2-1, last Los Angeles at Gnclnnati, night Gantner 2b 1 0 0 0 Ripken 3b 3 0 10 Holland 4 7 3 3 1 3 T I R F LeMans 4 Dr. V-6. auto., air 7:30 Red Sox vs. Indians, Cincinnati ^ „ York, 114,029 643-1 161, 1 Wed c o n d . power steering and nignt at Waddell. Paul Maxwell ^ San Diego at Houston, night EKDWRDSRF V4 ? ? ? Dauer2b 3( TIRE" " " Fn 8 5 Thurs 8 8 Channel 38, WTIC Brohrd ph 1 0 0 0 Bonner u 3 0 0 0 Soto (W M ) 814 9 3 3 4 8 Second Base brakes, radio, rear window homered and Justin Bolduc and John Crowly ph 10 0 0 Hume (S 13) 24 0 0 0 0 0 295 Broad Street, Manchester ^ ’ defogger Clean, low mileage. 7..30 Brewers vs. Tigers, USA WP-Soto. T-2:46. A-1223D. 1. Manny Trillo, Mulligan starred defensively for West Germany ' EASTERN LEAGUE ToUls 31 2 5 2 ToUls S3 2 8 2 (Across From Sears) 10:30 Rangers vs. Mariners, By United P reu International game called after nine innlng^^ rain Philadelphia, 419,417 81 CHEV *6695 Softball Bob’s. Mike McMahon collected (First Half) 000 0 1 1 0 0 0 -2 Milwaukee ATLANTA HOUSTON 2. Phil Gamer, Houston, Malibu Classic 2 Dr. V-6. USA North Baltimore 008000000-2 both Town hits. W L Pet. GB ab r h bi ab r h bi auto., power steering and I 1 .3 0 Golf: U.S. Open E)—Simmons. Yount. LOB-Milwaukee Wshngtn rf Sill Walling lb 5 1 1 0 224,277 MADRID, Spain (UPI) — Lajdar Rabah Madjer. Germany got even in ' Glens Falls 35 26 5 7 4 - 7. Baltimore 9. 2B-Coqper. HR-Yount brakes, rear window highlights, Channel 8. 27 28 .491 5 Ramirz 5 0 10 Puhl rf 4 2 2 3 3. Steve Sax, Los INTERNATIONAL Belumi dedicated his winning goal the 67th minute when Karl-Heinz Lynn (9). SB-Rlpken. S—Roenicke. SF- (Himbls lb 5 111 Knight 3b 5 0 2 0 defogger. radio, rustproofed. Yocaniello each homered and singled riolyoke 25 38 397 11 Edwards. Angeles, 189,060 TONIGHT’S GAMES Scoring in the opening four to “the 20th anniversary of my coun­ Rummenigge, Europe’s two-time 23 39 371 12W Murphy cf 5 0 0 0 Cruz if 4 0 10 Looks new. and Rich Belekewitz and Harvey ' Buffalo IP H RERBBSO Horner 3b 5 0 0 0 Garner 2b 5 0 10 4. Joe Morgan, San Fran­ B rilivrau v». Police, 6 - Pagani frames, Boland Oil whipped the try,” after Algeria rocked the Footballer of the Year, scored. But South Milwaukee Whisntn If 3 0 0 0 Ashby c 4 110 76 HAT *2995 Cassell added two hits apiece for the . West Haven 40 17 .708 - Vuckovich 8 2 1 4 7 cisco, 158,005 MellioiliHl vH. Bob’s, 6 - R oberlson Oilers, 13-7, at Leber. JoJo and soccer world by pulling off the a minute later Belumi scored the 32 27 3 0 9 Benedict c 4 12 0 Scott cf 4 0 11 131S 4 Dr. 4 cyl., auto., Gas Housers. Tom Kuvas slapped Bristol Baltimore Butler pr 0 10 0 Loucks cf 0 0 0 0 5. Tommy Herr, St. AM (FM radio. Low mllaage, Vinner’s vs. Italians, 6 - Nike Aries Leonard and Pat McGuire and greatest upset in World dup history winning goal that he dedicated to his <" Reading 28 30 .483 12W D. Martinez 7 5 2 2 3 4 Pocorob c 0 0 0 0 ^Dlmn ph 10 0 0 Louis, 152,658 40.000. Porter vs. Ed’s, 6 - Keeney two hits for Talaga’s. Mark Mateya collected hits for 6-5 Baseball by defeating co-favorite West Ger­ country. Waterbury 27 32 .468 14 T. Martinez 124 0 0 0 1 0 Wednesday's Results 14 0 0 0 0 0 Johnson 2b 2 111 'nion ss 3 0 2 0 liPMarket vs. Tierney’s, 6 - Stoddard Linares ph 10 10 Heep ph 0 0 0 0 T h ird Base Boland. Steve Calhoun had three many 2-1 at Gijon on Wednesday. Some of the sweetness of Buffalo at Reading, ppd., rain D. Martinez bitched to 1 batter in 8th. 1. Mike Schmidt, VUEEKEND SPECIAL NORTHERN Glens Falls 8. Holyoke 2 Royster 2b 0 0 0 0 Reynlds pr 0 0 0 0 Fitzgerald hits and Jeff Rothman doubled for All a visibly stunned West der- England’s victory was soured T-2:3B. A-1 1,213. Niekro p 2 0 0 0 Sutton p 3 0 0 0 Socials vs. BA’s, 7:30 - Nike Irish Insurance annexed a 10-1 win Bristol 5. WatertwW 0 Philadelphia, 533,515 79 CHEV. the 1-10 Oilers. mdn coach Jupp Derwall could say because of the hooligan element West Haven at Lynn, ppd., rain KSmith ph 1 0 0 0 Boone p 0 0 0 0 8STT C-10 8’ Fleetside Pickup. over Town Employees at Robertson. 2. Ron Cey, Los Angeles, Vernon Cine vs. All-Stars, 7:30 - was “I really can’t understand why among its supporters, seven of. Thursday's Games Hrabsky p 0 0 0 0 Ruble • 10 0 0 110 4QQ Heavy duty Big 10 - V-6. std., Bob Nerbonne, Andy Santini and PHILADELPHIA ' CHICAGO Watson pn 10 11 Cappzzll p 0 0 0 0 power steering and brakes, Fitzgerald NATIONAL FARM ALUMNI JUNIOR we lost to this team.” whom were cooling their heels in a Buffalo at Reading ab r h blC" ab r h bl Garber p 0 0 0 0 Knicely pn 10 0 0 Herb Alevedo each zipped three hits Glens Falls al Holyok 4 2 1 0 30 5 8 4 ToUls 40 4 11 4 3! Ken Oberkfell, St. stereo radio, rear step Wilson vs. Acadia, 7:30 - Robert­ Nichols Tire and Auto Trim & Seven runs in the sixth Inning Millions of television viewers Bilbao jail at the kickoff after being Waterbury at Bristol Dernier cf 4 2 2 1 Wills 2b Totals bumper, with pickup cap. and Bill Scranton, George Qualls, Rose lb 5 0 3 1 Kenndy 2b 1000 Atlanta 000 000 011 1-5 Louis, 128,990 son Paint battled to a 17-17 stalemate at lifted the Giants past the Pirates, around the world can tell Derwall West Haven at Lynn, 2 2000 1080000100-4 SPECIAL PRICE •4998 arrested for disturbing the peace In Frida'“Tlday's Gam Vuckveh If 3 0 0 1 Johnstn rf Houston 4. Johnny Bench, Cincin­ Rich Kredcio and Roy Gebhardt two Bowers. Theresa Sombric, Scott 10-5, last night at Cheney. Jim what happened: Algeria came in latthws If 2 0 12 Woods cf 2 02 1 E-Knight. LOB-AtlanU 6. Houston 11. REIXIVE 5% the old part of the proud Basque Buffalo at Reading 5 1 3 3 2&-Johnson. SB—Slott. HR—Puhl 2 (7), nati, 127,476 apiece for the Insurancemen. Pat Altrui and John Borgida each had Powers ripped a two-run single, Glens Falls at H0T3Dlyoloke Keed p 0 0 0 0 Bucknr lb NIKE aroused, while the Germans thought capital. Aguayo ph 10 0 0 Morelnd If 200 1 Washington (6), Chambliss (9). ,SB— 5. Bob Homer, Atlanta, TRUCKS Vignone had two of Town’s six Rick Reid a three-run triple and Waterbury at Bristol 0000 Unloading a 20-hit barrage, two hits for AT&P. Kevin Kearns it was their divine right to win. During the match, baton-swinging West Haven at Lynn BrussUr p 0 0 0 0 Campbll p Ramirez, Thon. S—Ashby. 117,019 blows. singled, doubled and homered and Doug Stoker an RBI single to pace When they woke up, it was too late. Schmidt ro 5 0 1 0 Proly p 0000 IP H R ER BB SO (MSH ASSISTAN(X 79 CHEV *7650 Moriarty Fuel dumped Reed not police had to go into the Virgil c SO00 Molinar ph 1000 Shortstop Blazer Cheyenne 4 wheel the Giants, Frank Hoher had two 0000 Construction, 13-7, last night at Chris Moore blistered three hits to ' In other action on the fourth day of terraces to break up fights between Farmer p 00 0 0 Tidrow p Niekro 6 7 3 3 2 3 1. Dave Concepcion, Cin­ drive. 305 V-8. auto., air con- WEST SIDE pace Nichols’ 14-hlt attack. hits and Mike Burns, Dave Kehaya Lyle p 0 0 0 0 Durham rf 40 1 0 Hrabosky 2 2 1 1 1 3 d.. power steering and Nike. Bill Maneggia clubbed four the tournament, England beat the English and FYench fans. ’The 0 0 0 0 Davis c 51 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 cinnati, 244,099 Red-Lee pounded out 18 hits en and Jim McGillvary also hit well for ,brhb.°*^”‘’ .brhbl AlUmirn p Garber (W 6-2) ‘ WHEN YOU PURCHASE brakes, power windows and hits. Tim O’Neill and Jim Bombria France 3-1 In a Group 4 match at the trouble was started by the English, Gross If 2 0 0 0 Bowa ss 6 130 Houston 2. Ozzie Smith, St. Louis, route to a 17-10 duke over the Elks at ROOKIES the Pirates. Maddox cf 5 1 1 0 Sandbrg Sb 4 111 Sutton 7 3 2 1 2 7 door locks. AM/FM radio. Basque capital of Bilbao, while who along with their Scottish Bernzrd 2b 5 0 1 2 2000 0 Orlg. 21,000 miles. three apiece and" Whitey Jenkins, Pagani. Spencer Monroe had four 5 111 Trillo 2b 5 2 2 0 LeSmith p Boone 2-3 1 1 I 0 233,075 Mean Machine outlasted the Blue The Red Sox exploded for nine Spain escaped with a lucky 1-1 tie cousins have the reputation of being rKemp U 4111 Johiun dh 4 0 11 Briggs ph 0000 1 3 1 1 0 0 Rudi Wittke and Collins Judd two hits including a homer and Bert 5 2 41 Amus rl 5 1 0 0 DeJesus ss Ruble 3. Chris Speier, Mon­ A HEW ESCORT Bombers, 18-17, at Valley. Brian runs in the fifth to trip the Braves, against Honduras at Valencia in a the most unruly mob in world , Lusinsk dh 4 0 1 0 Bvstrom p 1 0 0 0 Hernndz 0000 ^ Cnpzzll IL 0-1) 11-3 1 1 0 2 each for Moriarty’s. Scott Goodrich Paclork lb 4110 Khittf lb -2.51 A-18.073. * treal, 213,939 UUEEKEND SPECIAL Reavel three blows to pace Red- Reid and Jason Romeo were the hit­ 12-3, at MCC. Winning pitcher Chris Group 5 contest. 10 0 0 Newman c 5 1 2 1 Diaz c 3 12 0 Thmpsn If 2 111 WP-NIckro. T- ripped two hits, Wayne Rogers three soccer. Squires lb ToUls____ 43 6 13 6 ToUls 40 7 13 6 4. Garry Templeton, San Lee. Doug Downham slapped two ting stars and Mike Vibberts starred Helin fanned 12. Larry Stanford had Germany will now have to defeat Babies rl 5 M 1 RudI lb 1100 8L$2 CHEV. and Walt Parker added a two-run England’s victory was sparked by 4 0 2 0 Grots lb 0000 One out when winning run scored ^ Diego, 147,938 OR EXP Cavalier 2 Dr. 4 cyl.. 4 spd., hits for the Elks. a pair of doubles and Helin singled Fisk c defensively for Machine. Peter Det- Chile and Austria in Group 2 to gain the two-goal effort of Bryan Robson, Rodrigz Sb 1000 L o p e t 2b 2100 Philadelphia 1® S P S S 'S AM-FM Stereo, power homer for Reed’s. 1000 Chicago f®0 001830 01— 7 5. Larry Bowa, CHilcago, steering, pin striping, rust- tore, Paul Kirby, Jeff Lazzaris ^nd and doubled for the winners. Tony a berth in the second round. who scored his first after only 30 ' Foley ph 1011 M euy 2b E-Byitrom, Demier, Schmidt, D P - WOMEN’S REC , RU w pr 00 00 Stanley ts .2010 115,167 prooled and more^^^^^. Matt Lescoe each stroked three hits Botticello and Neil Archambault For some inexplicable reason, the seconds in one of the fastest goals in 1010 Philadelphia 1, Chicago I. W B - KEG VUw Sb 1 0 0 0 Meyer ph Phlladelphla 0, Chicago 15. 2B-Roae. O utfield ISP ECtAL P BtCE *6898 X-Mart came from behind to down played well for the Braves. 0100 Each side stroked 10 hits as Main for the Bombers. Germans have a poor record against Cup history. Paul Mariner bad the ‘ Almon ss 4 0 00 Phfliipa pr Schmidt, Trillo, Davli. SB-Durham, MAJOR 1. Andre Dawson, Mon­ Dreamland Beauty Salon, 6-2, at ; Hill 2b 0000 Deimicr. S-Byitrom, Brlggi. Sandberg. Pub edged MCC Vets, 5-3, at Nike. north African teams and Algeria in other goal, while France’s sole goal 20 7 117 Tolala * • • * treal, 380,560 USED 81 CHEV *6495 Charter Oak. Ruth Nye and Barbara Totals SF-Motdand, Buckner, DeJeeua. particular. Back in 1964, Algeria came from the foot of the dangerous Chicago 0000102201-7 LEAGUE C-10 6'/^’ Fleetside Pickup. 6 Dennis Wirtella and Rick Fink each slapped three hits for the 0005000010-6 IP H RERBBSO 2. Tim Raines, Montreal, scored a 2-0 win over the visitors in Gerard Soler. Oakland cyl.. std., power steering and Werkowski each clubbed two hits winners. Sue Botticello and Dot E:—Abnon DP-Oakland 1. lOBr Philadelphia ..... 324,328 Algiers, while Germany could only Spain looked as if it would go the Chicago 5, Oakland 0. Byitrom *^1255 LEADERS CARS brakes, radio, duel oas tanks. for Pub while Kevin Kearney and Wakefield had three and two Farmer ® * 2 J 2 3. Lonnie Smith, St. Soccer tie Tunisia in thb World Cup in way of West Germany and Argen­ Baina. ld»-Johnion (0), L u i j^ l (0). Lyle 0 1 0 0 0 0 Barry Stearns each had a pair for safeties respectively for Kemp (5). SB-Flsk. B-Rodriguei, Louis, 211,238 79 TOYOTA *5095 the Vets. Argentina four years ago before tina — the defending champs were KlutU, Bemasard. Altamlrano *^*212 4. George Foster, New Deluxe Pickup. 4 cyl., 5 spd.. Dreamland. IP H RBRBBSO Monge ” ® 2 2 i 2 By United Press International PEE WEE losing to virtually the same Austrian upset by Belgium In the tour­ Re^d 1 1 0 0 0 0 Batting York, 209,799 AM-FM radio, rear step Standings: B&J Auto 6-1, X-Mart East: Jaguards 4 (Tom Strano 2, team it must face next week. nament’s first game — after falling Chicago Bnisitqr (L M) W 5 1 1 0 0 (Based on 3.1 plaU appearances x bumper, rustproofed. CleanI CHARTER OAK 6-1, Hungry Tiger Cafe 5-2, Renn’s Bums 5. Warren Cromartie, Scott Sargeant, Matt Diverra), Because Germany started as co­ behind to an eight-minute goal by number of games each team has played) nFOBaMNUA '35K MFOBFESTA •4995 79 CHEV. *5295 Farr’s came up with five runs in Tavern 2-5, Talaga Associates 2-5, Eacarreft ■ Le“ ' a Mill? National League Montreal, 206,323 the fourth stanza en route to an 8-5 Oilers 0. favorite for the title, Algeria’s vic­ Hector Zelaya of Honduras. But Kootman ab r h pet. 6. George Hendrick, St. 4 Dr., 8 cyl., automatic 3 Dr., 4 cyl., FM radio. C-10 8' Fleetside Pickup. 305 Dreamland 0-7. Panthers 4 (David Warback 2, tory ranks higher than North Roberto Lopez Ufarte tied the game Barols (V 4-1) sssssr Thompson. Pit 56208 38 07 43Z transHnIsslon, power brakes, V-8. auto., power steering and win over Manchester Pizza at . OAlaad 51 198 31 64 m Louis, 194,469 brakes, radio, rear step Korea’s. 1-0 defeat of Italy in from the penalty spot. ■ Proly **■** 2 2 2 2 Stearns. NY power steering, air con­ 79 FMaMMT W m SAVE Fitzgerald. Tom Natalie had three FORMAL’S INN Stephen White 2), Patriots 1 (Andy :^Lancford Tidrow (W H ) * * 2.W® ® * Jones. SD SSaOB 44 07 482 7. Garry Maddox, ditioning. bumper, rustproofed. pickup Gaboury). England in 1966, and the United -•BeS a 44) Lyle pitched to 1 batten In 7th. Cedeno. Cln 51107 M 00 421 0 cyl.. autpmatic transmission, cap. Orlg. 26.000 miles. hits and Greg Fellows and Ray Dropping its first of the cam­ Uudwwood 6 2 M 32 78 420 PhiladelphU, 188,773 power brakes, power steering, West. Sockers 5 (Bobby Post 4, States! 1-0 win over Elngland in ‘ pitched to 8 In 7th; H B P-to Byatrom (Durham, Dayla), T Kni^t, Hou Fredericksen two apiece for Farr’s. paign, Formal’s Inn fell by a 1-0 -5 ;* . A-OJW. Oliver. MU S721S 30 06 419 8. Dale Murphy, Atlanta, 71 NUT. UEMMB '447S air conditioning, FM radio. 80 CHEV *7995 Sandy Brindamoiir), Express 5 Brazil in 1950. Neither Italy nor .B uiSpiSia to 1 batter U Horner, Atl 56106 SB a 413 Greg Ritter singled twice and count to the Waterford Mariners of 1 T—8:41., A -g,W . 6118B 17 80 412 169,646 4 dr., 8 cyl.. sutomstlc transmis­ Blazer 4 wheel drive. 6 cyl., 4 (Erik Nielsen 2, Brian ^rdo 2, England started as favorites when Pena. Pit sion, power brakes, power blasted a three-run homer and Joe the Atlantic Coast Major League in Rav. Pit S721B 83 71 411 9. Dusty Baker, Los n FMB ESCOIT a •SMS spd.. power steering & Jeremy Harford). they were defeated. Lombardo's Schmidt, Phil 461 « 36 46 400 steering, air conditioning, FM brakes. AM/FM stereo caM., a non-league tilt last night in Water­ 3 Dr.. 4 cyl., automatic Massolini stroked a pair of blows for American League Angeles, 162,606 radio. wagon wheels, wide oval tires. ford. Penguins 3 (Mike Marchand 2, Algerian manager Rachid transmission, power -brakss. Pizza. .JJORONTO CALIFORNIA g ab r h pet. 10. Jose O uz, Houston, Like newt Nancy Aramini spun a three-hitter Tom Bertal), Timbers 3 (Kirk Mekloufi said, ‘"This Is the greatest ,7 abrhU abrhbl Harrah. Clev 50821 40 86 406 151,295 ______power steering, radio. 60820 94 01 464 nwMcmc •SMS DUSTY but one was a third-inning leadoff Ringbloom). day in the history of Algerian goals help Garda fli OllODwnlng U 5011 Scholarship tilt McRae. KC 79 CHEV *5095 MuUnka 5b OOlOCarew lb 5 1 1 0 Hri^k. Min $4210 36 71 438 2 Or., 4 cyl., radio. C-10 8’ Fleetside Pickup. 6 homer that proved to be the soccer. 4 1 1 1 54217 91 73 436 Len Auster, H erald Postal Employees bagged a 14-3 Hoaeby cf 50U Bayto dh Cooper. MU M on. GMUn SAVE cyl., std., power steering and difference. Spinning the shutout for JUNIOR “I still remember the two goals I Upabaw lb 1000 Clark rf 0000 slated June 23 Yamzrtmki, Bos 47167 10 56 .90 sportswriter, keeps you in­ win over CBT last night at Keeney. R m ig dh lOOORrirtanrf 4010 HeriKktn. Del 58825 28 73 484 2 Or., 6 cyl., automatic brakes, radio, rustproofed the Mariners was Julie Bolduc, who Bears won by forfeit over the scored against West Germany In 71 M T S a ‘ 312$ tranamlaalon, powar brakat, Clean! Al Little had three hits, Len Caruso tie rivals WooibiU 4010Orichtt 4000 White. KC 87 806 a 06 4B formed about the local 710 wagon, 4 cyl., automatic Strikers. 1964, but today’s victory is much K800 a 64 480 powar ataaring, air oon- and Bob Judd each homered and recently pitched Southington High to Barfield rf 4000 Lm cf 4150 ■Hie 16th annual Kerry McGuire Carew. Cal ' sports world. Read the transmiaalon. power brakee, 79DATSUN *4995 more important ai^ ttere is no IgarUwf c OeiODcOiica k l i l t Yount. MU S21S a a 416 dlUonlno, FM radio. singled twice and Jim Harney, Drew the Class LL title over Manchester Kings 0, Knights 0. Memorlal-ScholaTahlp Faatpltch 9 8 9 84 a 410 latest in his "Thoughts radio. pickup Short Box. 4 cyl., doubt that this is the greatest Two goals by Jeff Lombardo ■tOiriff* li 5000 roU « 4150 Paciorek, Chi Qievalier, Mike Morey and Jeff High. Powell ph 1010 Boona c _4 0 5 5 softball game will be held June 13 at Home Runi A^ENty," regularly In •pd.. AM/FM radio. Clean & Lynne Cully had a second-inning INTERMEDIATE success for soccer in our country.” enabled Manchester Double A 'TSSto 50101 ToUb National League — Murphy, Atl 10; The Manchester Herald. aharpi Holt each slapped two hits for the soccer team to deadlock Glaston­ the McAuliff e Park in East Hartford Kingman. NY 16; Thompson. Pit 14; Shop at our OK Sign single and Shirley Adams a fourth­ (Chiefs 1 (Steve Logan), Bulls 0. Derwall said some of bis players «Torootcr I S S S i z i Baker. LA 12; 6 players Ued with 11. Postmen. Tom Tomassetti and Plays torHght had not performed up to par, but he bury, 2-2, yesterday in Glastonbury. CaUIomla a0500Zla-7 at 8 p.m. featuring the Franklln- tor Vortoly and Volua Bruce Canty had three and two inning single for Formal’s but each Diplomats 2 (Jason Rosano, „ E-Grtllta, SUab. IJOB-Toronto RaybeatoB Cardinals of Stratford, was left stranded. Adams and Mar- Cinque Barlow). Racers 6. declined to name them. Lombardo’s first .goal was a ^ CalUomla 7. IB-Garda. Lynn, F(dl. HR blows respectively for the Bankers. Ray Sullivan will be at shortstop “Our team was not so bad in the yarder into the upper r i^ t omier former sixener is Son- waooiaeiaf whitewash brush to Talaga second tilt was called off. at 7:30. Sullivan Is a key per­ Califoraia . . , - . John Vlattas of East Hartford High, Herald Sports Editor Earl Yost keeps on top of sports TBL 8A8-8484 Formal’s, 2-1, opens its home Cougars 4 (Pete Farley 2, Lynn After a scoreless first half before day evening against Newington I' Renko (W S-l) ^ ^ t 6 1 1 4 5 In his regular (»lumn, “The Herald Angle,” on the daily Associates, 15-0, at Robertson. Joe former with the Qas House a crowd of 38,000 fans, Algeria took Soccer Club at the Bennet Junior :i Stieb Mtrhad to 8 butUra In 7tb. fine all-around athlete with starred VanOudenhove slugged three season tonight against Glastonbury Gentilcore, Erik Wolfgang), Toros 2 T - 8 : l l A-8DJW0. ^,Gang. the lea<^ in the S2i^ minute through High field at 6:30. ^ in football and baaetaU. sports pages. homers, John Basch and Tom at Fitzgerald FMd at 8:45. (Kay Slater, Peter Giansante). I

16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs- June 17, 1982 MANC3IESTER HERALD. Thurs., June 17, 1982 - 17

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£ > Area towns THAT WAS BILL, MBWvme. WHAT WENT WRONG WHY WAS MY HE WON'T BE HOME BETWEEN US, M ARRYING WINNIE Crossword Astro-graph TONIGHT. HE'S ORVILLE? WE 60T ALONG AtORE THAN ‘TOU OR STAVING WITH HIS PRETTY WELL AS M O TH E R COULD BROTHER, KIDS. B E A R ? DIDN'T 7 Coventry WANT TO SEE Bolton / ME H A P P Y f ACROSS 51 Gold (Sp.) Answer to Previous Puzzle 53 Capital of LIAIO s SCORPIO (OoL M4to*. 21) 1 Taro paste Tibet uInI I T You couM enter Into ■ confl- OeaUngs wim Others on a one- 4 Cleopatra's 57 Italian dentlal alliance tMa year that to-one basts today should work bane (pi.) delicacy would have rewards for both out fortunately lor you, as wall 8 Nigsrisn 60 Afflictive rath parties Involvad. Also, aid from a s lo r w hoever else Is Involved. tribesmen 61 Tackle others will com e much easier SAOITTAMUS (Ne«. lS«se. 12 Boat gear 62 Wad (or you. 21) Anyttikig on which you 13 Loam deposit 63 Earth's star Tower delay o n m i (M ay n - J u iM 20> Your work today ttiat you deem to 14 Castro's ILat) compaaeioiwte laalings ihay be a labor ol love will provide country 64 Italian family dominate your logic and com- , you with greet satlstacllon and mon sense today, but this could also be surpiWngly prol- 15 Before (prerixj 65 Anthony's 16 Bird s p r ie r nickname won’t be a detriment. Where nable. your heert rules your head, aH CAPRICORN (Dee. B M i.«) 18 Composition 66 Compass comas out right. Predictions of Cupid has pegged you lor prel- Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 20 Macadamia point cheers foes; what’s In store lor you lor each ersntlel treetment todw, or If 21 Corral 44 Indefinite in season following your birth Uiare Is som eone you Hka who 22 Daprasiion ini- DOWN 25 Cowboy’s tisis nickname order date and where your luck and Isn't aware o l your feelings, this How ARE TWO , ABOUT EEErWBWN'T 6 IMME TWO TICKETS F opportunities lie are In your would be a good time to makf 24 Tangle t Roman prelate 26 Smallsword 48 A lley____ Astro-Qreph. Mall $1 lor each TICKETS »i3K A PLANE ^5000 AFFORD THAT,/, FOR A BUS TRIP 26 Nights 2 Rowing tools 27 Medicine your sentiments known. 48 Call to the to Astro-Graph, Box 489, AOUARMS (Jen. lO^ebi It) TRIP AROUND THE ' EMM. WE'LL HAFTA AROUND TOWN. 30 Adams' 3 Angers bottle Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Th is Is a g ood day to Invite oth­ grandson 4 Biblical 28 Is |Sp.| phone WORLD? FALL BACK ON nationality trial looms B e sure lo H M d fy birth data. ers to share the.hospKaUty and OUR ALTERNATIVE 34 Greek letter 29 Unit of 49 Indefinite per­ CANCn guna tl-M y ») warmth of your home. You’ll 5 Thus (Let) heredity sons You may have an opportunlly^ sparkle as a host or hostess. 7 . PLAN,,, 35 i^'mling 6 Sketch ^ 31 Supreme 50 State (Fr.) today to demonstrate your loy­ You’ll even enjoy your own beverage 7 Plucks Court group “ He was very worried that they alty to a friend who has always i 8 Commerce 52 Capital of By Lisa Zowada 36 Deport ' 32 Bravos (Sp.j stood by you whan the chips (Feb. ItH aieh 10) agency (abbr.j were going to start building right 37 Ingested 33 Obsenres Norway Herald Reporter were down. Do so without hesl- Others may have difllculty In 6 Belch away. Now he feels a lot better, she 36 Tennis barrier 36 Investigation 54 Church part tatlon. dealing wfth peopis today, but 41 By birth to Wind said. of causes 55 In a short COVENTRY — The announce­ LEO (M y 29-Aug. 21) Recog­ this shouldn't be true In your - 42 Enthuiieam instrument ment Wednesday that the company Mrs. Sypek said her group will nition and credit Is com ing your case. Your charm and sincerity 43 Strangeness 11 Hewn 36 Graduate of time Annapolis that wants to build a m icrowave spend its tim e from now until the way lor an achlevamant which can soothe any adversary. 45 Man child 17 Greek letter 56 Crossbar Unis lar has gone unnoticed. ARK* (March 11-AprN It) (abbr.) tower has agreed to postpone con­ trial collecting information and get­ vfsssn ? 47 Stagnate 19 Massachu­ 58 Wrath The appreciation and Ural rlp- You’re now In a Cycle where 48 Author of setts cape 40 Mistake ting more experts to testify. She 59 Wine barrel struction until a trial bar opponents {pies ol applause could begin others may offer you gifts, but 'The Raven" 23 Moreover 43 Preoccupied of the tower feeling optimistic about said the group is planning a fun­ today. you could be reluctant to,;, draiser for this summer. VnOO (Aug. 21-SspL 11) A accept them. Don’t deprive the tCbrNrsvarHateat 9u peilM in^ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 to 11 that future court battle. practical Idea you're not hatch­ giver o f the Joy o f g M ng. We all feel pretty high that we’re A spokesman for USTS couldn’t be ing has considerable merit, so TAURUS (Apr! 10-iMBy N>) 14 going to win,” said Patricia Sypek, a reached this morning for comment. don’t an on It Find ways to uti­ You have good leadership y NOW7M4rLOO»S --WIPOMT X i T l BE 12 13 INTEND TO IET ^ S A P e member of the group she heads. lize It to your advantage today. qualities today, not because ^ LIKE A GANG C5f= LM A (BapL l>4>eL H ) You ' you are foroalul or demanding, KIDS WITH AHSGA/A6 THEM.' 15 16 17 Citizens Against the Tower. could gain secretly today from but because you are a ble to get ON THEIR MINOS .'Birr “ But we’ve always been hopeful, one «Ah whom you share a others enthusiastic about 19 20 21 always felt there’s a chance of win­ strong emotional bond. This Is things which Interest you. 18 Ashton something that Isn't meant to ning,” she added this morning. Mrs. be broadcast. 22 24 25 Sypek said the group oniy learned of the agreement between the com­ 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 pany, United States Transmission appointed Herald photos by Pinto Systems, and Lawrence Bates, the 34 35 THE BOLTON CLA SS OF 1982 plaintiffs’ attorney, Wednesday Bridge . graduated Just before the rain hit afternoon after the morning court 37 39 40 41 hearing. principal 42 43 44 THE PLAINTIFFS filed suit ANDOVER — The administrative May 10 in Tolland County Superior 45 p6 47 57 grads Court seeking a temporary injunc­ assistant at RHAM Junior High South wins, anyway i M v y i * L a i w t^ - J am es Sctium eister School will be the next principal of tion to block Zoning Agent Ernest 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 the elem en ^ry school here. Wheeler and Building Inspector bidding. Fred Ashton III was appointed South won the spade lead 60 John Wilnauer from granting a per­ TriANfc5F0B(X^By!M.W- SORT CAVtAE-, 57 58 59 Tuesday by the school board NORTH S-17-U in dummy and led a trump. bid adieu mit to USTS to build the 130-foot East took his ace and led the ■70) BfALiV CHPK5P ME OR Cj0aP6AVI'M OF MCE MVPEAE, following interviews with the three tAKSeS CAVIAE-. 63 tower on North School Street. jack of diamonds. South 5(>(Prwfo I V m « 2 , WHY I'M /AN ACQUEEP BEER,? 61 62 finalists of a field of 40 applicants. trts NO B6AL CHgMISTKY DR' JUST TASTE. The Zoning Board of Appeals ap­ ts won, cashed his club king David Kravet, the present principal, and went after spades. West VELOF'EP BETWEEN U6. 64 65 66 proved the tower on April 20 after AJ97«i n resigned earlier this year to take a got to overruff with his 10 of to BHS deliberating for two meetings and WEST EAST holding two public hearing at which similar job in Plymouth. clubs and South was down " ir ic ] (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | 694 6Q1072 one trick. a number of residents said they op­ Board chairwoman Beatrice PQJ854 ¥97 Kowalski said this morning Ashton "I could have made It by By Richard Cody posed the tower for health reasons. tK>4 tJll97ll not leading that second was hired at $21,000. Herald Reporter Bates said technically what has 61041 6A trump. Then I could mff two happened is the firm agreed not to “ I was very impressed with him,” SOUTH spades with the king and BOLTON — With lightning in the pursue a building permit until the she said. “ He sounded very excited 6JS queen, finesse against west’s CELEBRITY CIPHER and sure of himself,” she said about 6AKI01 10 and make my slam. I • i-n CaHWty aphar cryptograms art oraatad from ^jottflona by famoua paopi^iM background giving mighty con­ trial, which he said he didn’t expect I *»>- widpraeant. Each Wlar In tha cipher stands for enottw. Today's e*jr 0 aguais R . gratulations, thunder came from the Class the 28-year-old. “ He came across tAQS guess I blew the match.” would begin before next summer. 6KQ82 Oimparison time came of 1982 as it officially wound up its high very well.” Bates said the firm , a subsidiary and it turned out that they school education here Wednesday. She said one of his strengths lies in Vulnerable: Both Captain Eaay — Crooks & Lawrence of ITT based in New Jersey, Dealer: South had still won the match. At It was close, and worry spread with probably didn’t want to spend 8400,- progress for the gifted and talented, the other table South had " 0 * I T MTT2 MQDX ZHF RYO YITQ West North East Seatl each moment among the crowd of 200 that 000 to build the tower if it would then that he would be able to enhance ln three no-bump. 16 ipened that same nine graduation might be washed out, but have to tear it down should it lose that program at the school. “ H e’s t h e REAL BAGV M A K ES HIS DXaaOL XPEEL LTPQV ZYM PZO Pass 16 Pass 2¥ of spaoea and Sooth docked WAV b a c k to CIVILIZATION- nature held off long enough for the cheers the trial. He said it was a matter of got some good ideas. Some things « Pass 46 Pass 4 NT to ^ y for a lot of spade he’d like to add to the program.” RYO JT DXYVT DXOTT KTODTOV and balloons, the pats on the back, the “ practicality.” Pass 56 Pass 86 triiu. East took his queen song “ Born to be W ild,” the hugs, an the Bates also said the action by the Ashton’s employment is effective Pass Pass Pass and led back the jaoi of -if. tears. company “ suggests (USTS) are not July IS, and his title w ill be teaching diamonds. South played the XPIT P ITQL VETFQPK JPCQF — principal. He isn’t expected to be And the motorcade to the graduation absolutely sure they’re going to Opening lead: 69 queen. teaching next year, but school of­ West took his king and ZYDXOZC «8D FPVX.” — MYM party. win.” ficials have said that is an avenue returned the suit tolmock ‘‘This is the moment we’ve long out South’s ace. East got in WHEELER, WHO said this the school board may take because XYET awaited,” said Salutatorian Lynn Halobur- By Oswald Jacoby with the ace of clubs to run morning he hadn’t known the agree­ do. “ I ’m sure all of you have seen these of expected declining enrollment. aM AlaaSeotag the rest of the diamond suit ment had been formalized, called things before. But for us this is different. Ashton taught English for five and colibct a 300-polnt the action "a good thing.” It w u board No. 7 of one This time we are the ones walking down years before becoming the ad­ penalty.alty. That gave his uude a PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"!! may be true that money rtannol buy “It would be a very expensive ministrator at the junior high of those Swiss team match­ 200-pomt profit on the Ihand love, but one thing you have to admit is that It sure makes the aisle.” es. North and South felt that proposition (if the company built the school. and enou^ IMPs toI winwii the shopping tof It a lot easief." — Jack Klugman they needed a swing and tower and lost the court battles) and He is working on his doctorate in match. Allay Qop'— Dave Graue IIOCKKV I.KGEM) Gordie Howe and reached a six-club contract (NEWSPAPER ENRRPiUSE ASSN.) his wife Colleen gave the graduation ad­ 1 had to take action to tear it down,” education at the University of after slightly optimistic Wheeler said. Connecticut, where he received his dress. WELL? WHAT i IT SOUNDS LIKE AN INTER- / OKAY! DID YOU Y E P ! H E B ...ISN'T SHE YES...WECAN Never at a loss to find a hockey “ At least the parties have agreed m aster’s in the same field. DO YOU THINK ESTING PROJECT! WHY DONIV I'LL SEE R A ISE / w a l k i n g ABOUT DUE PICK THEM UP Po|R Ed-'Sullivan TO COME /TOGETHER! I'LL metaphor for an occasion, Howe told the on something. If you agree on one D O C P > W E A S K A L L E Y IF H E 'D ( WHAT H E 'S H IM ? jY W ITH LIKE TO TACKLE IT? DOING! OOOLA! BACK? W PROGRAM THE 57 graduates they shouldn’t consider the thing, its easier than to agree on ----- iP-i . Kit “n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright other things,” Wheeler said. end of high school as the end of education. SOSH.POR ARE VOU AW. PO NT BE.' ITS Mrs. Sypek's husband, Richard, “ I think you’re in the first period,” said S n u . WORRIED ABOUT NCTT t h a t lAAPORTANt the former Whaler, a Glastonbury resi­ was a key figure at the two public Bus tour set IDSiNS SCUR HAJR? ^ ANP WE 5TILL LOVE dent. “You're 'really with a few more hearings. Sypek spoke out against 4 -< SOU NO AAATTEK WHAT.' periods to play.” the proposed microwave tower COVENTRY — The Coventry ; Howe, who spoke lightly and blended a because he claims exposure to the same kind of radiation while Senior Citizens w ill sponsor a bus i serious subject matter with scattered working at an airstrip during the tour to Ocean Beach Park on ! jokes, urged the graduates to be dedicated Korean War has left him legally Wednesday. It’s open to any local { to the field they choose for a career. “ It blind. senior citizen. { takes a lot of dedication, both mentally The cost will be $5. Anyone i and physically,” he said. “ In hockey I had “ Mrs. Sypek said her husband has wishing to make reservations should ' Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves to give up a lot. You’re going to learn.” “ been able to rela^ a little” sincd learning of the agreement. call 742-«686 or 74^7487. “ 1 don’t want to shock the parents here, but 1 believe in LSD. What I mean, of BE/ICH RULES course, is love, sacrifice and dedication. Nobody can achieve any success without ROBERT J. SMITHs inc. MAVBE REVERENP No food or driskf those qualities.” NYEEM5 03U LP S . TEU.SOUHOW Ns tnokls) Mrs. Howe told the graduates to seek GRADUATES HEAD DOWN THE AISLE ^ ALANS' SOU'RE V) out leadership roles in the communities . . 57 graduated In front of a crowd of 200 MSURANSMTHS SINCE GONNA LOSE.'' No fliklsf . they seek to live in, and talked about the 1914 Look bst dos't qualities that make leaders — respon­ . toseh sibility, faith, pride and gratitude. She said some will achieve their goals and some won’t, and sacrifices w ill have 649-5241 to be made along the way. But, she said, Tn«vt5 t-17 “ Happiness is too great a sacrifice.” ■ 6$ E. Center Street Mencheeter, Ct. CiMa^rwCAhv. VALEbiCTORIAN Kim Columbia 1’ The Born Loser — Art Sansom said graduation is like entering a new phase, where “ we will have to make our Bu^ Bunny — Warner Bros -^Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick I \ m m o sc$A&iuoNev,ANP own decisions.” She said her fellow IHHATS I'lAa im HiiATD m m 's t d o m u ^ i B r n g T WERE BOTH IN IRDUBLf, A ^ T ' graduates have all the talents to succeed, I vm'T WMJT ID ■ BUSS. UXANDGi\BBIT A-WiMG/DOCl HAVEUS and that the most important thing “ is that W D ' t x ) 6 e r 0 you should enjoy your life. There is only MV WORP,fiUJE IJ THE r ^ n T u e r BLOWIT SEASONS OPEN BOTH dLEEP one success — to spend your life in your REMEP)'WR 5UPP1N6 r / E HIAAINW roousHLV. TOP*/ lUP a a M own way.” (SLM6E5,' lU PENELOP A Ms. Haloburdo, who gave the salutatorian address, said her class has the experience of the generation before to Tv*3 WOULD L E T A U56R build on. (SO W Jl PAV WITHOUT' She cited the advancernents in science. ANNOYANCE! w ell as the Vietnam war and the political scandal around Watergate, and said, "W e know that war and money do not Wnthcpp — Dick Cavalll provide the answers.” ~Wl)A0O9E. SEASONX NOT A WA0B(T(3R WHBJ YiCUVE doesn t a d uck “ It is a beginning,” she said about t # . ' (OPEN IN SI0HT- graduation. “ K is the beginning of a nm MBARPONeC*= A WEEK J JUST MY LUCK. chapter.” But she said, “ Beginnings aire H IS O O K E © ^ 'yOtJ'VE HEAfRD hard,” and are often accompanied by m m - 7 H E A A A U - . “ trials and tribulations, anxiety and m T H F lO « A l each'' HA/l! fear.” But ending on a note of confidence in her class, she said, “ We will make the decade 214 FENCER o f the 80s and beyond.” And Princinal Joseph Fleming COLLEEN HOWE KIM COLUMBIA > LYNN HALOBUhDO W|5 ^resenteo a n u released toe class, and the . . enjoy your life ■jy, ,..T'—»'jis!aar,s5 aar— — a»ui confetti flew. ... be leaders . . . iVs a begihrting r- (rdf MANCHESTER HERALD. ‘Thurs., June 17, 1982 — 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs,, June 17. 18831 MWERTRHK I MNamsMG RATES-

Classified2 2 — Condominiums 643 Minimum ChargS 35— Haatirig-Plumblng 4^Sportlng Goods 56— Mise. for R6nl TAG SALE SIGNS 12:00 noon the 23— Homas for'Sata 15 W dfd» NOTICE EMPLOYMENT 24— Lota-Land for Saia 36— Flooring 47— Oardan Products 5B»-Homea/Apts. to Shafe •t§*^lnvastmant Proparty 37— Moving-TrucSing-Storaga46— Antiquat Are things piling up? Then why not have a TA G SALE? The best way to an­ d ay before publication. 1— Lott and Found 13— Halp Wantad 1 14— Butinatt Opportunttfat 26— Busi,nass P r o p ^ 36— Sarvicas VVanfsd 49— Wantad to Guy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY 2— !-Partona>t 50— Produce nounce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, 3— Annountofnamt 15— Situation Wantad 27— Rasort Propa^ 28— Raal Ettata Wantad Deadline for Saturday Is 5— Auctions 6 1 ^Autos for Sala MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 62— Truest for Safa • you’ll receive ONBTAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. 12 noon Friday; Mon­ EDUCATION 63— Hasvy Equipmant for Sala1 D A Y ...... 14(F MISC. SERVICES 40— Housahold Goods S2^Rooma 1 w Rant day’s deadline Is 2:30 16— Privata Inttructlont 4t— Articias for Sala 53— Aparfmants for Rant 64— Motorcyefas* Bicyclas 65— Camptrs-Trailars-Mobila 3\ D A Y S ...... 1 3 S FREE Friday. FINANCIAL 10— Scnoott-Ciaatat 3t— Sarvicas Offarad 42— Bonding Supplias 54— Homas for Rant 20— instructions Wantad ' 32— Painiing-Paparing 43— Pats-Blrds-O^s . 55— Officas-Btoras tor Rani Homas f r 6 D A Y S 8— McrtoK* Loans 33— Bulldino-Contr acting 56— Rasort Proparty for Rant 66— Automotive Sarvica phorfe 643-2711 9— Partonai Loans * 44— Musicai Instrumants 67— Autos lor Rant-Laasa 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats 6 Accatsortas 57— Wantad to Rant CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN A T OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER to— inturanca REAL ESTATE 26 D A Y S ..... 1 1 «

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Saturday, June 19th, 9 am.i ping centers, buslines and RENT in Manchester. No 65,000 miles. M500. 649- classified has manrI|fHtpr Mfralb $98.00. Telephone 643-0071. water, sewer lines in. Uon call 646-1427. 4 pm. Rain or Shine; schools. For further details lease or security deposit. 2571. FOUR NEW IS” tires, Tolland County Reasonable rates. Suitable a I Garden, garage, shed. please call 528-4196 33 ' Walk to center. Assumable EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ $99.00. WiU mount free. WOODEN SHUTTERS - Volkswagen Route 83, Verj between 9 and 5 pm or for small business. Retail MotoroycfM-BfcjrcfM 54 been bringing ' mortgage. Asking |97,900. ting, driveway sealing, Telephone 649-6989 after 4 s ize lB ” X 51” , ekcellent non. M after 5 pm and weriiends, and commercially zoned. 'Your Community Newspaper' Ed, 848-7913, or Al, 537- experienced. College p.m. -condition. Three pairs for 649-7157. Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. MOTORCYCLE 2068. senior, references. Call $25.00. 649-2430 - keep LARGE ESTATE 'Tag Sale fa. INSURANCE - Lowest buyers and sellers Peter Krupp, 643-0468. PAIR IS X 6 Chevy "12 calUng. - June 17th and 18th, 6 p.m.t 118 MAIN STREET - Three NEWLY RENOVATED Rates Available! Many op­ ...... ; ...... OWNER NEEDS Sale on Free estimate. rims, $15.00, strong 9 p.m. 281 Woodbridgq room heated apartment. 310 square feet office tions. Call; Clarice or Naugahyde couch, seats BLOND FULLrSize bed, 7 Street, Manchester. Aot together. It’s that He/p WanfOd 13 H./p ...... f3 , cha^ing^and^im^^^ Hot water, no appliances, available. Main Street Joan, Clarke Insurance cape. Centrally located PalnUng-Paperiag 32 neea upholstering, $20.00. ft. pool table, 40” electric tlque oak wardrobe, squarq security. Tenant in­ location with ample Agency 643-1128. PLEASE READ special financing. 159,900. Phone 643-5873. stove, stereo set. Each table, many other antique surance. 646-2426, 9-5 parking. Call 6492891. SECRETARY- Classified YOUR AD BOtiKKirePER - Full Cali 643-4931 evenings, 646- INTERIOR PAINTING, $^.00. All - $80.00. First items. Also, a mixture of weekdays.______MOTORCYCLE success that RECEPTIONIST in long time accounts 0172 days. over ten years experience, SEVENTEEN Aluminum come - 6-7 p.m. dally. new items including Autos For Selo 51 INSURANCE - For all your care facility. 40 hours. )a: low rates and senior citizen storm windows, various bedroom set, CB radlQj HEBRON - Two bedroom motorcycle:yc needs, call us. Cla«hlffed an* v o taken Ekcellent benefits. Plea­ discounts. 643-9980. sizes. Good condition. Cali BROTHER Portable Walkie-talkies, etc. ■- apartment - appliances, CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe Compeutive rates. Friend- keeps classified laver ttia lAoiia u a con- sant environment. Lota-Land for Sala 24 b illin g . ip u te r 649-2082 for sizes. Price sewing machine with case. 'I parklM. $390 monthly - no DeVille - 72,000 miles. ly service. Fine com- vaillanca. The Herald Is Excellent typing skills a experience a plus. Salary INTERIOR/EX’TERIOR $5.00 per window. See one Free atm, used twice, ______1 pets. ’Telephone 649-2871. Good condition. $2700 or antes. Ask for Janet or responsible for only one must. Medical background commensurate with PAINTING - Wallpapering installed. eight months old, was Best offer. Telephone 742- Sudy. Crockett Agency, growing. Incorroct Insertion and helpful. Salary commen­ experience. Reply Box SS, VT U m BARG/UN and Drywall Installation. $260.00 - asking $95.00. Call MANCHESTER - Main 6800 - Keep trying. 6491577. Ads then only to the size of surate with experience. c/o ’The Herald. LAKE MOREY iWEA Quality professional work. GYM STORAGE locker - 649-2295. Street. 24 rooms. Heated. Manchester area. Send must be seen. $80.00. Call •••••••••••••••••••••••• BUICK ELECTRA - 1971. i 7 Hot water. AppUances. No H O N D A 1967 - 305 'the original Insartlon. Reasonable prices. Free MOVING SALE - Satuii resume to: Box R, c/o SECRETARIAL Position $1900 646-2305. Ardelee for Sele 41 bets. Security. Parking. 98,000 miles, new tires and Scrambler. Original. Low 82%* of our readers Errors which do not Estimates! Fully insured. day, June 19th, 9:30-4 p.mi Manchester Herald. in non-profit agency. Good Only $780 Down exhaust. Everything mileage. Excellent condi- lesson the value of ttw G.L. McHugh, ^9321. 19 Gilead Road, Andover 523-7047. typing, transcription and GUITAR - Like new with PHOTO ACCESSORIES - works. $800.6434118 after 5 Uon. M7-0466. advortlsomenl 'prill not 2^ hours - Ha^onl (off Junctions Route 6 apd have been in the WANTED - Experienced organizational skills case. $90.00. Telephone 742- Two Nikon 35mm film a n c h e s t e r p.m: Lovely I'/i acre building site 316). Refrigerator, good M - Four IM com etsd by an ad' Stone Quarriers. Call 646- required. Pleasant working locate near fabulous Lake 7442. cassettes and one Contax ybom, two bedroom apart­ 1970 FORD VAN- Stan­ condition, $50.00, Sears ditlonal insarttop. 4653 days; 633-5984 nights; conditions and excellent Morev aiid several ski areas. 35mm film cassette, $5 ment. Heat, hot water, SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, dard. $600.00 or best offer. Greater Manchester To all home Excellent site for bulldir^ or chest freezer, $125.0^ or inquire at Box Mountain fringe benefits. E.O.E. INTERIOR AND TWO STUDDED snow each. Two Graflite Electricity, appliances TRUCKS Car-inv. value Ehicellent running condi- travel trailer. Only nours bureau, single bOd, mdtr Quarry, Box Mountain Send resume to Box T c/o from Hartford in historic town EXTERIOR Painting and tires 6-13 from Toyota flashbulb guns, $5 each. immediate occupancy. ^143, sold for $100. For in­ Uon. 6491516. tress, five piece kitcheh area for over 5 years. Drive, Vernon. The Herald. of Bradford. Bank has ap­ Paperbanging. Ceilings Corona, $50.00, pair. Call Call Doug Bevins at ’The Don - 646-2482. formation on purchasing praised for 80% financing. Call repaired or replaced. Free 646-5358. Herald, 643-2711, after 1 set, household items, brief- similar bargains, call 602- 1979 S U Z U K I DSIOO. P&F Associates. 8(0^1501. a-brac, tools, 16” gas chain . aixt BABYSITTER WANTED - BAR’TENDER-WAITRESS estimates. FuUy insured. p.m. 9984575 Ext. 7816. Call ' EhcceUent condition. $325. Sell fiteiff—and 8:30 am - 8:30 pm Mon-Fri or saw used one season, many SIX ROOMS - Convenient Mature woman wanted to wanted. Apply in person at till 3 pm Sat, ( t Sun.______References. Martin FOR SALE: Magnavox Refundable. 523-5642. more items. 'I subscribers of i®anrl|rBtfr babysit at our home, star­ ’The Main Pub, 306 Main Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., television console model. GRANDFATHER CLOCK location, three bedrooms, ting third week in August. Street, Manchester. 6494431. Doesn’t work. $75.00 or - 6’2’' tali. Weight driven, appliances, wail to wall 1979 CHEVROLET MONZA KAWASAKI KZ900, 1979. newcomers—on JUNE 18, 19, 20. 10-4. 1972 Fun time. 8 a.m. to 3:30 VTLANDBARGAM best offer. Telephone Mike moon dial. Westminster jCarpeting, garage, - four speed hatchback. $3,- Low mileage, new mag fireplace. Telephone 633- Brral?! p.m. Own transportation. GENERAL SERVICES Building Contneting 33 at 643-9965. chimes. $675 or best offer. Toyota, small appUancei 700 or best offer. Telephone wheels, tires, brakes, other your business. LAKE MOREY AREA clothes, books, tires. 16 .6180. Call 646-3436 anytime. Drivers, Glastonbury 646-6983. 6474350. extras. $1400. Firm. 649 Public Schools. One 12 10 Acres'$7,900 LEON CIESZYNSKI RALEIGH MENS 3-speed Robin Road. 5822. TEACHERS - Are you month position and one 10 $1,590 Down BUILDER. New homes, superbe bicycle, hand OUTDOOR Flowering MANCHESTER - Two 1967 DODGE CORONET - The Herald that TAG SALE - Movinjg tired of working too hard month position. ’Transpor­ additions, remodeling, rec brakes, pump, generator bushes, plants, ground bedroom townhouse, wall 318 engine, running condi­ SUZUKI 125 TMMX - dirt for too little and not even tation of students and 2% hours • Hartford rooms, garages, kitchens and Umt, bacicrack, mint Household furniturej, to wall carpeting, 1V5 tion. 75,000 miles. $300. bike. Mechanically sound. 8 8 % * of our readers Beautifully wooded 10 acre covers, house plants, 4 being appreciated? Your assignments in conjunction remodelM, ceilings, bath condition, $90.00 or best kitchen chairs. Very recliners, piano, collec­ baths, appliances, quiet Phone 649-4494. N ee ^ N o work. ^00. 649 instructional and parcel located In historic town tibles, clothes, games(, □ NOTICES with School Bus Program. close to sev^al lovely lakes tile, dormers, roofing. offer. Telephone 643-2831. reasonable. 649-6486. prea. Lesperance Agency, 4274. say advertising is organizational skills make Call 633-5231, Ext. 441 for and ski areas. Golf close by. Residential or commer­ kitchen goods. No pri!^ 1977 VOLKSWAGEN Rab­ iral^ for 80% you the perfect candidate application. Affirm ative Bank has ape------cial. 649-4291. G.M. CAR Seat - toddler COLOR TV - RCA 15” por­ sales. June 19 and 20, 0-5. bit - two door, standard Lott and Found 1 for a rewarding career in financing. Warranty^ D e ^ Rain date July 3 and 4. One of the best ways to important to the Action -Eiqual Opportunity provided. Call size. Good condition. table, $75.00. Working •MANCHESTER, transmission, radio, 77,000 hove something! real estate. Cml Ed Gor­ Employer. M-F. Associates, 802-694-1S81 8:30 ELECTRICAL SERVICES $20.00. Telephone 6464037. Directions: Route 44a to ■RECENTLY Remodeled miles. Good condition. find a bargain is to shop the IMPOUNDED: Female, order. Call after 6 p.m. 643- man to discuss the first am - 0:30 pm Mon-Fri or till 3 - We do all types of Elec­ Northfield Drive - follo:^ two bedroom apartment- $2400. 6495620. Classified ads every day. two years ago, Shepherd pm Sat. & Sun. 5291. m erch an t step to w a rd a m ore ABLE AIDES needs trical Work! Licensed. CaU TWO SNOW tires, SR13 signs to 68 Shady Lane. „ with large kitchen and pan­ cross, black and brown, satisfying future. Eld Gor­ reliable, responsible, after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. radial. Four regular tires try. (Convenient to shop- COLLECTOR - 1957 J Parker Street. Female, INVITATION man Associates, Realtors - energetic homemakers 7.75 X 14 used $10.00 each. Happiness Is TAG SALE - Saturdailf, 'Plng, bus lines and recrea- STUDERBAKER Hawk - three months old, lab 646-4040. who can clean private FARRAND Telephone 649-2^. June 19th. 50 Cambridm 'lion. Includes appliances, partly restored. Asking $1,- TO BID cross, black, Summit Attending the homes well. Must oe over □ BUSINESS REMODEUNG - CablneU, Street. Air-conditioner, ;air conditioner. $375 750. Worth more. CaU 646- NoUce Is hereby given Uiat the Street. Pair of miniature bicycles, 13 and 15 inch Eighth Utilities District «HI to sell for 18, have car and phone. Roofing, Gutters, Room ST. BRIDGET’S tnontbly, plus one month’s 7516 ask for Bob. poodles, female, 5-4 years NEED R SUMMER JOB? and SERVICES Free CletsHled Ade receive sealed bids In the Office of Liquor Permit Part or full time. $5.00 per Additions, Decks, aU types tires, furniture, bousehola 'Security. Does not Include Probate Notice old, white. Center Street, 8*11 Avon Uie Eighth UUUIes District, U NOTICE OF APPLICATION hour. References required. of Remodeling and BAZAAR / item s, assorted mii^- heat. 2896905. 1976 CHEVY Impala NOTICE TO CREDITORS 646-4555. Q r o a t m LAWN Sweeper - Parker 30 Mein street, Msnebester, Connec- - Thla Is to give notice that I, ESTATE OF ANTHONY J. Phone 646-7917. Satvieea OHend 31 Repairs. FREE cellaneous...... Deluxe - light green ttcut until 7:00 p.m., on July U, Qroat Poopio . June 14 - 19 WILLIAM A. OLEKSINSKI SR. of TREMONT Estimates. FuUy insured. Inch. Excellent condition...... ■ ■■ I lyoz, for Package Insurance MANCHESTER-’Two 3/4vinyl 64,000 miles, IS7 DARTMOUTH ROAD, The Hon. David C. Rappe, Judge, Mortgage Loam 8 Call 646-3885 or $30.00. Phone 643-5779 TAG SALE - SaturdaV, Coverage for ifl0Z.lBS3, at which TEACHER - Business REWEAVING BURN Telephone 643-6017. bedroom apartment on se- excellent running condi­ MANCHESTER have filed an of the Court of Probate, District of 523-9401 evenings. June 19th, 9-4. AttfC time hide will be publicly opened, education. Conn, state cer­ HOLES. Zippers, um­ 6ond floor of four family tion, power steering, brake application placarded 11 JUNE Coventry at a hearing held on June U and read and recorded. NEED DOLLARS? tification reouired. Dual brellas repairs. Window SIDING AND ROOFING - FOOD treasures, bureaus, map|p ie. Close to shopping tilt wheel and power trunk. 1983 with the Division of Uquor 11, 1883 ordered that all claims Specifications and bid forma may less than ^99°° Property owners dial 529- replacement windows, aU ONE PORTABLE 12 chair with cushions, larg^ Will make good second or Control a RESTAURANT UQUOR must be presented to the fiduciary CARPENTER - Full time. certification in a foreign shades, Venetian blinds. FUN g I bus lin e s . $285 be secured at the DIspatcher'a Of­ 5553 and ask Frank Burke selection of miscelliuieous for the sale of alcoholic liquor on on or before September 11, 1883 or Experienced in language desirable. Con­ Keys. TV FOR RENT. ithly. ' Security and student car. $1250. Phone fice, Fire Department, SI Main for help - good credit non- One 15” Black and white RIDES items, drapes, 30 the premisegx444 CENTER be barred as by law provided. ' renovations and small tact I^ . Michael Blake, Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. estimates. Telephofie 643- e required.Call 289- 742-6593 between 8 am and Street, Mancfanler, Ct. 00040. essential. portable TV. $30.00. Hawthorne S tre«. Rain w STREEr,-MANCHESTER. Bertha E. Rappe, Clerk structures. Electrical and Principal. Tolland High 649-5221. 6478 after 6 p.m. ask for 11 am or after 5 pm. Hie right Is reserved to reject any Telephone 6494314. shine. •nvf'business will be owned by The fiduciary Is: plumbing experience a School. Application Mike. and all bids. W ILU E ’S STEAK HOUSE, INC. Thomas F. Tremont deadline, June 1, 1982. BRICK, BLOCK STONE ------MANCHESTER (jlancy D. AUain ,o f 444 C E N T E R S T R E E T , □ EMPLOYMENT plus. Mail inquiries to Box OVAL BRAIDED rug 9 X Doge-BIrde-Pete 43 1974 FORD MAVERICK - 8 Chestnut HIU Road, Concrete. Chimney CARPENTRY WORK - Available Immed. Four Insurance Commissioner MANCHESTER and wlU be con­ Hebron, Ct. 06348 S, c/o The Manchester 12 - green, blue and off 55,000 original miles. Just Herald. WANTED': Older high Repairs. “ No Job Too Doors, Windows, Roofs, room apartment, stove, Eighth UtiliUes ducted by WILLIAM A. 03648 white, $35.00. Red leather ONLY ONE LEFT, Cute had complete tune up. $900 OLEKSINSKI SR. as permittee. N 13 school girl to babysit one Small.’’ Cali 644-8356. Ckmcrete Work et cetera. mfrlgerator, first floor, no Help Wanted barrel back chair, $55.00. little kitten lookini for TAG SALE - Friday and or best offer. (^116493165. District NAME...... Rake in the extra money year old, four hours, 2-3 ‘.‘No J(A Too Small” . CaU ^ t s . Security, references. William A. Olekslnski, Sr Rake in the extPa money CaU 6464241. good home. Please cal 1849- Saturday, 104. AnUque di$- 02906 Dated 14tb day of June 19tl evenings per week. Must C & M ’Tree Service, Free David 6434996. ^^!5 plus utilities. 649-4003. you can make by selling no- WORK AT HOME jobs yqfi can make by selling no- 64M after.10:30 a.m. hes, miscellaneous. 19 ADDRESS ...... available! Substantial ear­ be in Squire Village area. estimates. Discount senior longer-needed items with a NEW DOUBLE Hung win­ Hamlin Stree]^ 1974 DODGE DART and longer-needed itams with a CITY ...... nings possible, call 504-641- low-cost, fast-acting 647-1319 between 8 and 10 citizens. Company Manchester. Raid date 6-25 jHANCHESTER - Ray­ 1967 Jeep. Telephone 649 low-cost, fast-acting a.m. Manchester owned and dow 41w X 53h. $50.00. Pour FREE: Young female mond Village - Unusual INVITATION ’TO BID 8003, extension 494, for in­ Meeting-Plumbing 35 cute. and 26. ” 1925. Make It & Save Classified Ad.______ZIP ...... PHONE. Classified Ad. operate. Call 6^1327. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Firestones plus two snow Uger cat, gen gentle, cute. -brand new spacious one. S eaM Mda will be received In the formation. tires C78-I4. $4.00 each. 646- Three kittens, white with GENERAL CLEANING - TAG SALE - Mapchestei', bedroom tri-level Office of the Director of Oeneral 2190. patchwork, orange, tiger. 1973 CHEVY MAUBU - Services, 41 Center Street, PART TIME Person with OPTICIAN - Full time. 40 permanent part time LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ 34 Madison Street. SatinL townhouse units now being power steering, power Scallopped Set credit and collection hours, six days. Hartford cleaning positions in new cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ jximpleted. Available July Mancbeater, ConnecUcut until CUSTOM MADE Drapery day, June 19th, 9-4. Twb brakes, good condition. June SO, 19« at 11:00 a.m. for ttie knowledge. Call Mrs. Cross area. Send resume to P.O. building in Manchester. ages cleaned. AH types M&M Plumbing and 1st. Includes heat, hot waverly fabric, roc-ion families. Books, clothing, $950 or best offer. 643-4984 followliig: Box 57, Windsor, Ct. Monday-Friday 5:30-9:30 trash, brush removed. Heating, Manchester. 649- AnUquoe 48 ;water, appliances, at 643-9523. lining. Terra cotta color, •■■••■••••••••••••••*••• dishes, toys, apartment evenings. CHEMICALS p.m. For interview ap­ Picket, Split Rail, Stake 2871. S m a ll r e p a ir s , carpeting, cathedral fits expanse 8’ x 77” . WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ size washer, miscellaneoitt The Town of Mancheater la an BABYSITTER; Teacher, GAL FOR General office pointment, call 244-5022 Fences installed. 528-0670. remodeling, beating, furniture. '' celUng with paddle fan, in­ equal opportunity employer, and baths, kitchens and water foceUent condition. $95.00. niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil M.G.A. - rebuilt trans., Manchester Herald teacher’s aide or similar work. Figure aptitude, between 4 and 8 p.m. dividual basement with also four M.G.A. wire requires an afllrm atlve action heaters. Free estimates! 643-1215. Paintings, or Antique policy lor all of Its Contractor! and experience, who is typing, customer contact LICENSED DAY CARE FATHER’S DAY Tag Salts -hookups, patio, parking. wheels. Best offer. Call One Herald Square and other office duties. Situation Wantad HOME - Will watch your items. R. Harrison, $495 per month. Damato Vendors as a condiUoo of doing creative, mature, responsi­ 15 G.E. GAS Clothes dryer, lAipnhnnA 6 4 S-fi7 0 9 ' drapes, stoi'in windo^, after 6 p.m. 6495291. ble and loving for two Full benefit program in­ child or infant days. CaU R.A. DAVIDSON Plum­ telephone 643-8709. canning jars,, tools, trunllj 'Enterprises, 239A New business with Uie Town, as per Manchester, Conn. 06040 bing and heating and pump $60.00. CaU 6494638. State Road, Manchester. Federal Order IISW. children; 2‘A and Vt years cluding dental paid. Five ABLE AIDS Has reliable, 646-(^. collectibles, clothed. 1965 PONTIAC Tempest - Bid Forma, plans and serrice. Senior citizen dis­ ;6491021. old, Vernon Circle area. day work week. Call 289- responsible energetic NUMBER 2000 Stanley »0 books, camping equi^ 215, 6 cyl., heavy duw two specifications are available at the SMALL LOADS OF count. No job too small. Part time. Own transporta­ 2736. homemakers who can door opener, new, never •• i* ment, wooden closed, wheel trailer, (jail 647-8317 General Services OHlce, 41 Center S’TONE, trap rock, play Telephone 7424352. MANCHESTER - Three Street, Muuchester, Connecticut. tion. Call 646-5153 days clean private homes and used,'worth...... $120.00. BERRY PA’TCH Farms - fabric. 218 Hackmatack after 5 p.m. (leave name with HAIRDRESSER wanted offices well. They have sand, white stone, loam S^eet^unda^lO-4^^^^^ rooms - serjond floor. Town of Manchester, TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLANK. LIMIT 20 WORDS. part time. Morning or and Dool ' sand Bargain for $95.00 Strawberries - pick your Completely redone. answering service). good references and own T e le ^ n e 6494780. own. Free containers - 1974 CHEVY MONTE Connecticut evening hours, experience DELIVERED. Telephone XppUances, heat and hot transportation. For infor­ HoueehoU Goods J 40 Open daily 8 am - 8 pm or Carlo - $2300. Have to see Robert B. Weiss, necessary. Call Command 644-1775. water. $295 monthly, plus mation phone 646-7917. until picked out. For 24 to appreciate. Telephone General Manager HVAC MECHANIC - ’The Performance of PINE BOOKCASE, 4 Roome lor Rent 5t ktcurita. Four rooms, se­ USED shelves. $75.00. Please caU hour information, caU 644- 643-0444. Manchester Board of Manchester, 643-8339, ask LAWN MOWERS REFRIGERATORS, cond floor. Newly panted. 035-06 Education is seeking a ver­ 643-5539. 2478. Oakland Road, Route Appliances, heal, hot for Manager. REPAIRED - Free pick-up WASHERS, RANGES - 1, quii 2 3 4 satile HVAC mechanic □ EDUCATION and delivery. 10% Senior 30, South Windsor. .water and garage. $395 1 Clean, Guaranteed. Parts OUTSIDE Flowering room - includes kitdietf, with major emphysis on MANAGER TRAINEE - Discount. ECONOMY monthly plus security. 649 PUBLIC AUCTION — SALE OF LAND •eeeeeeaeeaeeeeeeeeeeeee & Service. Low prices! bushes, perennials, ground living room, porches^ heating and controls. Start 3800. monthly - fee LAWN MOWER - 647-3660. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 1878. Associated heating/plum- Private Inatructlona 18 covers, rose of sharon, ivy, parking. On bus-lino. BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, paid - excellent opportunity Street. 643-2171. Responsible middle axed bing background is essen­ eeeaeaeeeaeeeeeaeeeeeeee sedium, house plants, cacU CONNECTICUT in field of Finance. STRAWBERRIES - pick Working adults only. 6 ^ THREE ROOMS - clean, tial. Minimum three years and more. Very DATE) June 28, 1982 5 6 7 e Business degree or SUMMER TUTORING COLONIAL Flowered 1237. p quiet, second floor apart­ Journeyman experience Service, elementary reasonable. 649-6486. our own. Chaponis experience required. couch - good shape. Price &rothers, Clark Street, ment. Heat, appliances. TIME; 2t00 p.m. required. Contact Mr. Convenient Hartford/Elast ades tiirough 9th grade> ATTICS, GARAGES, Prefer retired lady or PLACEi MUNICIPAL BUILDING HEARING neMtiable. Telephone 648- BARBY DOLL Dresses, 80 South Windsor. Free con­ MANCHESTER AREA 't Wilfred Dion, Supervisor of Hartford or Manchester fnglish, math, reading, CELLARS CLEANED - older married couple. ROOM 41 CENTER S’TREET, MANCHESTER, cents, pajamas, nighty tainers.. Open from 8'am r 8 Room for rent'. Buildings and Grounds, resident. Triano Per­ social studies, science? 643- Light trucking. AU types of JReferences, security, no (p ta k a it pm or unm picked out. No Professional, businesnnai CONNECTICUT 11 12 Manchester Board of sonnel, 98 Main St., 6223. brush and trash removed. suiU, 80 cents, wedding •ets. Call Correnti Realty, 9 10 WHITE WROUGHT Iron outfit, complete, $3.75, diUdren under 14 years of only need apply. $65.00 DESCRIPTION Education, 647-3514. E.O.E. Southington, 621-0139. CaU 643-1947. H 6 ^ or 6464113. Those premises In the Town at MancheMer, County of Han­ marble top dinette set, four bridesmaid with hat, $2.75. age. CaU 5284741 for up-to- weekly. Security eeeaeeaaeeeeeeeaaeeaaaa* padded chairs. CaU 646- date picking information. references. 646-1447. .:~ ford and Suie of Conncelicnl designated i* “ Fmura Suaet” on k " ' PAT’S Lawnmowing and 643402. a renaln map entitled “ Sub-DlvIslon Plan Green Manor Gstalcs 7 3179. M MANCHESTER • Care­ □ REAL ESTATE raking service. Free es­ free living. Brick, wood Addition No. 4 Prop, of Green Manor Const. Co. Manehester, TRAILER HITCH 2,000^. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 PART TIME timates. Cali Pat 2894211. Conn. Scale. I ” equals SO’ Dee. 1965 Sheet Z of S SubsUnUally 13 U 15 WOOD STOVE - suburban. capacity. 1,% baU - fits GM Apeipnente lor Rent .M condo. Gas beat, garage. Correrti Degree of eeeureey A-Z Arthur K. Bramie L. 8.”, which Must seU. $42,900. Offers EVENINGS Homee For Selo 23 Firebrick lined, 8-10 hours, cars, 1977-1962. $30.00. RENTALS •••••••••••••••••••••••I mep is on file In the Town Clorh’s otaeo in seM MancheslaT. CONCRETE WORK Done • child proof encased) $200. Invited. Carsan Real Sidewalks, patio, walls and '^Ladles wool coat siie 9, MANCHESTER- One and ' Said -premises are more partleulsriy daecrUwd as toUawsi 6 4 9 ^ . Estate, 5291605. 0 - 1 3 8 = ^ tnl gwiUnO w «8 , MANCHESTER floors. Free estimates. ( . camel color, $30.00. 649- Mooms lor Rent » 'tw o bedroom apartmenn Commeneing al a point which k SIO feet west, aa mqaaured Northfield Green - Im­ available.' CMtrSlly along lha nonherly Une of Richmond Drive, of n nsereatooo Telephone 875-0572. 2287. . , : : • ••••••••••••••a********* Full directions for mak­ 19 20 from our now offleo. Good voleo a mutt. maculate three bedroom located on-.busline host ilANCHESTER • July 1st, located al lha Inleraaellon of ihe waalerly end of a IS leM radiua PHOTO-OUIM 8 2 1 1 17 18 Salary, commlaalona, an

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