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20 - EVENING HERALD. Tues.. May 27, 1980 Eighth District Mandiratpr National Smoker Studv^Condusive: hoopla gone this year uf ntUQ Mrralft By KEVIN FOLEY 26-year-old volunteer firefighter I Vol. XCIX, No. 203 —. Manchester,Manchester. Conn., Wednesday, May 2B.28. 1980 * I Clancy Allain who has been a district Herald Reporter resident for three years. Allain said MANCHESTER - When the Wednesday he knew of no opposition Eighth Utilities district electorate to his candidacy, but sources said gathers tonight for its annual some might arise in light of Allain’s PTA lobbies m eeting at Bentley School on involvement in a suit against the Hollister Street, much of the hoopla Board of Directors over a sewer of last year may be missing, accor­ question two years ago. ding to district sources. Also a candidate is Elizabeth Unlike 1979’s meeting, delayed Sadloski who said this morning that Budget cuts delayed twice because of improper notices, although she had intended to leave her post as tax collector this year, .. I Dnof/l IT/lii/tQ- fho Plltc U7ArP fi1ia0ANew York’s Kennedy Airport. The Depositors Trust Co, theft was the loot carefully before deciding VANCOUVER. Wash. (UPl) - promising the full support of state what to take, authorities said. not discovered until bank employes Northwest residents braced for con­ government for disaster relief in the Another $40,000 in cash was stolen arrived for work after the three-day tinuing eruptions of Mount St. Helens event of further eruptions. from the bank’s own safe. holiday at 8 a.m. Tuesday and found after scientists warned moiten rock She said the state Divsion of Health The FBI said it would have no way the floor of the bank strewn with is moving underneath the smoldering has determined there is no major of knowing exactly how much was stocks, bonds and other contents 3 out of 4 smokers choose MERITover leading h i^ from the boxes. for the first time since May health hazard from the volcanic ash stolen until all of the owners had Kennedy said it was “an absolute 8. that has covered much of the state, been'Hjpntacted, but estimates ranged Harmonic tremors, indicating the but cautioned individuals to wear between $1 million and $3.5 million. shambles inside the vault.” tar brands in tests conq)aring taste cuid tar levels. rising or falling of magna (molten face masks at all times when “It’s going to be a big one, I can “We’ve got a long, long process of rock), rocked the mountain for exposed to the airborne dust. guarantee you that,” said FBI agent tracking down the owners of those several hours Tuesday while the Steam emissions continued to Weldon Kennedy, who headed up the boxes,” he said. volcano coughed plumes of smoke shoot from the volcano, which has investigation into the heist. The thieves entered the bank by 15,000 feet, thwarting a resumption been in a period of “low activity” The highest figure, based on an breaking into a barber shop two of the Army’s search and rescue mis­ since it sprayed ash over three average of $5,000 in valuables per doors away, police said. The ______There’s a low tar cigarette that’s Smoker Preference: Among the sions. western states and British Columbia deposit box, would make it one of the barbersh()p’s cellar allowed access to ng^ectives check for fingerprints in the Medford optical shop A dozen heiicopters stili scouring on Sunday, the Forest Service said. largest thefts in U.S. history. “rg a m i a ^ p s 1 0 ^ ^ ^ com- the mountain for victims from the There were no reports of ash in any challenging high tar smoking — 95% of smokers stating a preference, the Investigators said at least two and in the plaster wall, giving them pany, nextdoor. Over the holiday weekend, robbers carried away May 18 explosion rushed back to base populated areas Tuesday. as many as five psrsons were in­ access to the top of the bank vault — more than $1 million worth of valuables from safety deposit MERIT low tar/good taste combination after the tremors were recorded. However, the blowing and drifting volved in the heist. The robbery was and winning. Low clouds reduced visibility, ash on Interstate 5 north of 'Van­ similar to a $600,000 theft at the U.S. encased in 2 feet of steel-reinforced boxes. (U P I photo) making the search difficult. couver that had stymied weekend ...... concrete. V' The cigarette: MERIT was favored 3 to 1 over high tar leaders No more bodies were found, but holiday travelers caused nearly 20 one copter that had been abandoned more accidents Tuesday, the State on the mountain’s slope for three Patrol at Chehalis reported, when tar levels were revealed! “Where the ash is dry, it’s blowing Carter predicts inflation drop Highlars Suffer Setback. days were retrieved. The U.S. Geological Survey and there’s zero visibility," . opened onened the waywav for airlines to once “WhatWhat thisthis meansmeans isis thatthat an an airline airline TheThe N National ational Association Association ol of Long-Term Satisfaction: In the latest United Presn International can offer discounted fares to Realtors said recent reducj^ns in reported no new bulging of the spokesman Gordon Poulos said. Major banks are lowering their again offer youth fares, family fares Latest research proves smokers “Where it's wet, it’s slick like ice,” members of Elks, for example, simp­ mortgage rates have rekindled home crater, but warned the volcano con- prime interest rate, the government and other “status” fares previously MERITS trained gas, making it capable of At least 32 people perished in the banned by the board as dis­ ly because there’s a huge market out buying in most areas. Jack Carlson, survey of former high tar smokers who is allowing airlines to offer special, actually prefer MERIT over May 18 eruption. Twenty-one bodies there,” said a CAB spokesman. the group’s chief economist, said a Filter further explosions which could spew lower fares for select groups, and criminatory. debris over wide areas of the have been recovered and 18 have Under its new policy, the CAB still telephone survey of 22 major have switched to MERIT, 9 out of 10 President Carter says there will be a metropolitan areas “indicates the leading high tar brands! Northwest. been identified. “sharp drop” in the inflation rate in Airlines may begin to offer such "There is still some gas (in the Officials have reduced the list of special fares to select groups on June will prohibit discrimination based on sharp decline in existing home sales missing persons to 68. Rhonda the next few months. factors such as race, sex, creed or is behind us.” reported they continue to enjoy smoking, magma within the volcano),” Tim In the wake of a policy shift by the 27 upon filing of the required tariffs Blind Taste Tests: In tests Brooks of the Washington state national origin. Hait of the U.S. Geological Survey Federal Reserve Board to ease up on with the board. Department of Emergency Services said, “There is no way of knowing tight credit, Morgan Guaranty Trust are glad they switched, and reported said three of those listed as missing where brand identity was com how much gas is still down there. Un­ Co., Chase Manhattan Bank, Bankers Monday were identified as among the til this gas is essentially all removed, Trust Co,, First National Bank of dead. Others, she said, called MERIT is the best-tasting low it is still very, very risky.” Chicago and several other banks cealed, a significant majority of Gov. Dixy Lee Ray addressed the sheriff’s offices and reported they Tuesday lowered the prime the in­ were safe. tar they’ve ever tried! state in a broadcast from Seattle, terest they charge top corporate smokers rated the taste of low tar customers for short term loans — 14 X. MERIT is the proven _ _ percent. ^ MERIT as good as—or better than ■ I Now 6 percentage points below its I I ^ record high of 20 percent in April, the —leading high tar brands. taste alternative to Mm I r prime rate still is high by traditional standards. The prime was 11.5 per- high tar smoking. rrit' .t „ . „ „ centlast June; thYee years ago it was Even cigarettes having twic6 The weather South Africa e 75 percent. „ . j -lu u- u ' “All we’re seeing is interest rates Partly sunny today with high , absurdlv hieh levels the tar! temperatures in the 70s. Cooler and Governor Grasso has signed a Hnwn^tn nnusuallv hieh levels ” said O Philip M orm Inc. 19B0 fairL ig h t. Partly sunny Thursday bill which would prevent state ^ °rw a „ 't with temperatures near 70. monies ^ “l ^ J e l r k r t o r g r e S g of com- Kings: 8 mg "tar!' 0.6 mg nicotine— 100's Reg: 10 mg "tar!'0.7 mg nicotine- Thi w munity leaders in the East Room, ■'""'s Men: 11 m g "tar!'0.8 mg nicotine av.per cigarette,FTC Report Dec!79 S £ rp*2'*” C.rt.r ..U « r.1 .. in annrtM ' are dropping‘ precipitously and he i n spuriB r j expects the downward trend to con- Warning; Tha Surgeon General Has Determined Manchester and East Catholic inSlde today ‘T f „ e d ic t that during the next few Thai Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MERIT eirls’s softball teams advance in Business...... 21 i predict mat ouring ine next lew £ pUy. Mop C M M ...... M Morhardt selected for Mancehester Comics...... 23 'nfl^'o^^^ Kings&KX)^ Accident victim Sports Hall of Fame. Complete Editorial ...... 4 operated by 25 year-old William R. Ryan II track and summaries.. 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A I - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. May 28, 1980 EVENING I 3, Wed.. May 28, 1980 - 5 I I w^Ediioriah iHaurltrstf r tiuniiuii Hrrali'i Volunteers sought for PTA budget unit Manchester — A City of Village Charm In addition, the nutrition committee said UConn didn’t weeks. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 MANCHESTER — The PTA Council held its first an­ nual meeting recently, with new presidents Shelly Aron­ have the material ready earlier in the year that would The co-presidents announced several goals for the have been used to train the teachers. The committee council over the year, among them: strengthening the Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, son and Amy Bums taking over the reins from retiring president James Morancey further reported that there are no state grants available council on the secondary school level; developing a coun­ Manchester,"Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. The two new co-presidents stressed volunteers were to train teachers in nutrition. cil newsletter; and becoming more involved In the educa­ M«pib«r, Audi! Bureau ol Circulation Member. United Prase Internatlonat Olympic patriotism needed to serve on the Budget Study Committee of the In other reports, the Arts Committee said it is working tion budget process. Steven Harry, Executive Editor council. As former co-chairs of the committee they said with area schools to develop a less-expensive method for Customer Service — 647*9946 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor they speak from experience. booking entertainment acts. A decision on whether there r Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emeritus Raymond F. Robinson. Edltor*Publlsher “Each school should be represented. When the officials will be a regional booking cooperative is due in several start axing things from the budget, it’s your school that is TIMBER TRAILS CAMPS The young athletes of Tuesday night the U.S. sacrificed they have been affected,” Mrs. Aronson said. TOLLAND, America have shown gymnastics teams were asked to make for their coun­ Another area where the council can have a large im­ GIRL SCOUTS Three women to graduate MASSACHUSETTS themselves to be, perhaps selected. Televisioti gave the try. deserves to be remembered tion of the bittersweet, pact is in the nutrition content of school lunches. A report hy the subcommittee on this area revealed that Margaret VERNON — Three Vernon young women will be among more than anyone else, nation the feeling of up-beat Yet they seemed to accept it will be the 1980 team that almost 0. Henry style. the 71 student nurses who will graduate on June 1 from One-week and two-yveek sessions has sacrificed their personal The end result should be Gregan, the nutritionist hired by the school board, has patriots of their nation. enthusiasm the gymnasts the need to stand by their na­ ceased planning school lunch menus. the St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing. lor girls 7-17 expressed vying for spots on tion in a time of crisis. goals and their opportunity that the members of the 1980 This move was taken to allow school food personnel to Those graduating are Peggy Sue Bachiochi of 22 Liber­ Olympic quality athletes ty St., Susan Eileen O’Coin, 91 Prospect St., and Donna NON-SCOUTS WELCOME the Olympic team that never Soviet propagandists are . for international recognition. Olympic team gain the use up the surpluses of food that had developed over the Horseback riding • Aquatics • Drama will suffer personally year. Chocolate, and other desserts which the nutrition Marie Martin of 95 Skinner Road. will compete in an Olympic trying to make light the Most of the athletes will be recognition for doing more The exercises will be held at 2 p.m. in the Cathedral of Tennis • Arts • Canoeing • Gymnastics because of the U.S. boycott of committee had objected to, are appearing on the menus Primitive camping • Backpacking event. too old in four years to again for their country than any more often now, to use up the supplies. St. Joseph, Hartford. The Rev. Henry C. Frascadore, the Moscow games this assistant superintendent of schools for the archdiocese of Leadership development boycott of their Moscow compete in an Olympics. other Olympic team in Along the nutrition lines, elementary school teachers in summer. ^ ^ Hartford will give the graduation address. .Write or call; Still they did their best to They know this was their history. town are being urged to take a nutrition course at the game. The diplomas will be presented by the Most Rev. John CONNECTICUT VALLEY GIRL SCOUT COUNCILfj make the team and at least one chance to be Olympiads. University of Connecticut this summer at a reduced rate. But the number of major Teachers are being encouraged to take the course F. Hackett, auxiliary bishop of Hartford and vice presi­ 74 FOREST STREET, HARTFORD, CT 06105 Knowing^t^Xouiti "ot go get as close as they could to Their, sacrifices, for their dent of St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center. to Moscow, the ^Olympic powers boycotting the games Their sacrifice for their coun­ because there is not enough time in the schooi day to (203)522-0163 their life-long goal, pa^r- try deserves a great deal of country should not be aquaint themselves with nutrition information, according athletes continued their ticipating in an Olympic have put them in a pall of dis­ recognition by each and forgotten. to the nutrition committee. rigorous training regimen games. honor. and put their every effort into None of the fine young every American, sports And, although they will Proper posture the on-going Olympic tryouts. Many of the young gym­ athletes who have been ear­ enthusiast or not. never compete for gold, This clown affects a proper posture while 2 Their quest for excellence nasts seem hardly old enough ning spots on the Olympic The recognition they get silver and bronze, they are passing the mayor’s reviewing stand in Mon­ hasn't subsided because of to understand the intricacies team for the United States for their Olympic endeavors already getting the recogni­ day’s East Hartford Memorial Day their disappointment over the of foreign policy decisions, will compete for medals. will not be for their personal tion of the red, white and Parade (Herald photo by Reilly) Moscow boycott. let alone fathom the personal But if any Olympic team triumphs. It will be recogni­ blue. Picnic set to honor Letters retirees at nursery comes

MANCHESTER — Judy Press of Rockville, teacher- Sunset laws director and Judy Moses, teacher, at the Temple Beth • Has the biggest selection? To the editor: As a physician concerned with the Sholom Nursery School, both retiring this year, will be As I was driving home on the problems of my patients, I would honored at the annual alumni picnic to be held June 1 at • Fits you perfectly every time? evening of May 9,1 heard on the radio urge everyone interested in the Thoughts Henry Park in Rockville. news that among the ac­ future of the Manchester Memorial For seven seasons, the school has been serving families • AAakes alterations in a jiffy? complishments of the . oresent Hospital to write to the governor and If we have placed our faith in Jesus . from Ellington to Cromwell with quality Jewish nursery • Gives you the most for your money? the Legislature was the passage of a ask that she exercise the right of Christ we then become children of . education with the guidance of these two women. “sunset law.” This law, if signed by terminating«the existence of this God and call him Father. The im­ At the picnic organized new games will be played from the governor, means that each year presently useless and actually plications of God’s fatherhood a re ’’ 3 to 5 p.m. Families are encouraged to bring a picnic the Legislature will review the repressive commission, namely, the great. supper. Cookout facilities are available at the park. various commissions, authorities, State Commission on Hospitals and As God's adopted children we are The transition from the existing staff to new is going smoothly, school officials said, and registrations are still organizations etc., that have been Health Care. Many states have not loved by the Father with the same in-' being accepted for the Monday, Wednesday and Friday authorized in the past and will deter­ seen the necessity for this addition to tensity as Jesus himself is loved by" REGAINS, of course! sessions for the 1980-81 term. mine if the purpose for which they our bureaucracy. the Father. This is the best news Ona Mastronarde, who has taught at the nursery school were created still exists; whether Let the sun set on this commission anyone has ever heard. It means as,,, on Fridays this year will be the new teacher. The "tf^eM ancC they have indeed outlived their next year. The purpose for which it j Paul says in Romans 8:39 "Nothing, teacher-director will be Ruth Schreier, currently at the usefulness and should be disbanded. was originally created was laudable, ^ ... will be able to separate us from;; Hartford Jewish Community Center Nursery School. Other states have enacted similar but its recent performance has been the love of God that is in Christ Jesus The school will continue to emphasize child develop­ legislation. detrimental to the good health of our Lord ” ment in its program, encouraging children to learn On the front page of the May 9 Connecticut’s citizenry. It means that God will never forget - sharing, creative thinking, and cooperative problem Manchester Evening Herald is an ar­ If health care is to be rationed to us or cease to care for us. and that he - solving. OHSfe ticle entitled, “New Material control the costs let it be rationed, remains patient with us when we School officials said that enjoying the Jewish heritage I Needed" which states that the State but in the' meantime do not let this stray. To know the truth of God’s w|ll remain part of the way of life at the school, with Jewish and American holidays honored, traditional foods Commission on Hospitai Costs has commission prevent our hospitals fatherly love gives the conficence not prepared in class, and other activities integrating Jewish SgtineSCocii Sgtvi£^SCoCjk requested more information regar- and our physicians from caring for only for prayer but also for living. and American culture, planned. ding Manchester Memorial their patients in the best manner The Rev. Richard M. Gray Any alumni families who have not received invitations Hospital's need for additional equip­ possible. Minister to the picnic should call 649-0252 to update their mailing ment, among which needs are This commission has been con­ The Presbyterian Church addresses in the school files. Parents interested in the A Manchester Memorial Hospital’s cerned with costs and costs alone and Manchester school for the coming year should call the same number request for equipment to treat its knows nothing about the quality of for more information. PANTS PANTS cancer patients. (Purchase of CAT medical care. Washington Merry-Go-Round R e g . *17 to *21 R e g . *22 to *26 Scan and Linear Beam Therapy). As regards to costs, each.hospital At the present time our patients in Connecticut is doing everything requiring either of these modes of possible at the present time to con­ LWV names officers diagnosis and therapy must be trol the escalating costs of medical Terrorists and nuclear nightmare transported to Hartford. care, and all realize that it is a very Y Mr. Kenney’s replay was directly real challenge that must be The first task is to overcome the MANCHESTER — A new slate of officers for 1980-81 to the point. "They have all the infor­ recognized and must be coped with. Bv JACK ANDERSON What the public report ieft, out, "a credible threat for blackmail and- obstruction of the oil companies, was presented at the annual meeting of the League of mation they need, and the request is WASHINGTON - While the however, were ,the ominous con­ or publicity,” rather than for a direct Dr. Charles E. Jacobson, which are quietly blocking the Woman Voters of Manchester last week at the home of unnecessary.” (800 pages of infor­ Chairman, possibility of a nuclear holocaust is clusions of a secret CIA document: attack. "In an extreme situation, development of r,ew fuels until they Harriet Donavan. mation). It may be a mere delaying Medicai Staff of Manchester of paramount concern to world "If the current trend of increasing however, some might attempt a detonation,” the report warns. have squeezed every last dollar out of The slate includes: Doris Ramizi, president; Lea tactic on the state’s part, only they Memorial Hospital’s Health Cost leaders, a more likely threat is terrorist violence continues, we every last available oil well. True, Smith, unit chairwoman; Bettye Kramer, first vice know. Containment Committee. worrying intelligence analysts: The wouid expect a corresponding ero­ Memo to the president president; Karen Pehrson, second vice president; they’re studying alternative fuels, increasing danger that some sion of the constraints against There’s oniy one way to end this Theresa LaBeile, secretary; Joan Naab, treasurer; because they know their wells even­ irresponsibile terrorist group will terrorist use of nuclear explosives.” nation’s dangerous dependence on Gerry Elwood, Kay Janiga, Judy Larson, directors; Pat tually will run dry. But the time has acquire a nuclear bomb or the What has stopped them so far? foreign oil. We must develop alter­ Schardt, voters service; Bobby Lauder, finance; Betty Hockanum park material with which to make one. "Terrorists are and wili continue to come to stop studying and start , Intagliata, publicity and Louise Evans, membership. native fuels. developing oil substitutes. SgtineSidcH This is no wild­ be greatly sensitive to the quantity The Central Intelligence Agency Speakers included Amy Burns, Louis Evans and Betty SgtineSt&ck To the editor: river committee has cleaned up the eyed fantasy and quality of security systems expects the Soviet Union to cross the Political portpourri Intagliata. The Hockanum River Linear Park litter along its banks. Committee dream ed up by I protecting nuclear weapons and the great divide into oil dependency Both the Democratic and . is at a nice point in its development. members have seen fish, singly and scriptwriters for 1 materials from which nuciear within a year. Soon the two super­ Republican national chairmen havel Bridge work expands People can park their cars off the in schools. a Hollywood dis­ explosives might be made," the powers will be competing for Persian held worried consultations with party HARTFORD — State Transportation Commissioner crowded highways and a few Before taking a walk along the aster epic. It’s a report states. Gulf oil. Your strategic advisers leaders about the huge number of un­ RANTS PANTS moments later stroll along the river Hockanum, be forwarned that you dead-serious ap­ Because weapons are guarded decided voters. They’re worried that Arthur B. Powers has announced that the bridge deck have warnbd that the resulting con­ repair work on the Interstate 84 roadway in Hartford bank trail. may become enthusiastic enough to praisal by the more closely than nuclear in­ R e g . *27 to *35 R e g . *40 to *45 frontation could lead to World War the November election could be along Morgan Street has expanded operations to include They will be impressed by how the become a volunteer in helping to add cold-eyed men of gredients, the report concludes, a III. thrown into the House of Represen­ work between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. mood of the river changes from new beauty to this already pleasant the Central Intelligence Agency, who terrorist group will most likely try to The crisis can he defused simply by tatives, with irreparable damage to' The normal schedule for the night work operation will anxious white water to deep tranquil and exciting part of Manchester. have been keeping track of terrorist steal the material and make its own finding some other fuel to operate the two-party system ... Republican be Monday through Friday. Between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., pools that are overhung by moss- If you are a believer in productive groups for years. bomb. "None of the individual steps our automobiles, trucks and tractors. favorite Ronald Reagan has been traffic on the westbound Interstate 84 roadway will be covered rocks. exercise, in the company of rather In fact, intelligence experts told involved would be beyond the For years, I have been calling for an criticized for his short, sharp, detoured to the Morgan Street roadway at Exit 52, then /, They will feel lost and strange in nice people in very pleasant .sur­ my associate Dale Van Atta, there is capabilities of a sophisticated, welt- emergency alternative fuels crash simplistic answers to complex back to westbound Interstate 84. the surrounding vegetation made up rounds, you’ll want to be an active no question in their minds that funded group,” the CIA warns. program. I believe the nation that issues. Republicans seem to love his The westbound Interstate roadway will be opened to 2 of many varieties hemlocks, white member of the Hockanum Rivbr sooner or later terrorists will The CIA analysts figure that of landed the first men on the moon can style, but there aren't enough normal traffic operations by 6 a.m, each day the work is pines, birches, maples, oaks and Linear Park Committee. achieve nuclear “capability” — and known terrorist groups, “the most develop a substitute for oil. registered Republicans to win the in progress. It is anticipated this work will be in progress for ap­ many old and young beeches. On June 3 at 7:30 in the basement their guess is that this nightmare will competent” for a nuclear attempt But it will take another Manhattan election for him ... Some GOP Ground cover, in infinite variety, of the Center Congregational Church, become a reality before the end of would be “one of the Palestinian Project, mobilizing all the resources moderates in Congress, who’ve had proximately two months. contains mosses, Canada spring the committee will present a this decade. groups,” possibly in collaboration of the United States. We must draft their doubts about Reagan all along, flower, skunk cabbage, trout lily, program that includes pictures of the The CIA recently reported that with Western European terrorists the best scientists, engineers and are now saying they’re afraid Jimmy wild geraniums, ferns of many kinds Hockanum River Canoe Race. while the number of international and-or the “Japanese Red Army.” managers from American industry, Carter will chew him up in any cam-, and plants that are rarely seen. •FREE ALTERATIONS Included! The public is cordially Invited. terrorist incidents had decreased F or w hat cotd . co m fo rt it not just those the corporations con- paign debate. The GOP doubters fear,; 8 The trail stroller will notice how A lfr^ B. Sundquist, somewhat in 1979, the actual destruc­ provides, the CIA analysis predicts expendable. We must make this Carter’s careful, detailed responses; u • Over 20,000 Pairs In Stock! clean the river is and how well the Manchester. tive violence of their operations has that nuclear-armed terrorists would f|,g nation's first priority, not just a to questions will make him appear; increased. be most likely to use their bomb as subject for political rhetoric. more knowledgeable than Reagan ...* i n The California Democratic primary; WILL IN ^ E l iSE JUNE 1st. n The Herald in Washington looks like a toss-up, with most blacks; 2 7 " RANDOR $ Q Q 9 9 for Carter, most Hispanics for; Kennedy and most others undecided- 10 SPEED ... Carter is not popular in Ohio, but- FATHERS’ u, neither is Kennedy. The latest polls' 27" R0SS$1 O Q 9 9 Boating ban proposal not over show Carter ahead in next week’s- 10 SPEED Vj J r crucial primary . ; DAY By LISA SHEPARD criminatory and dropped the with a broader regulation to include on tne boating ban proposai and people who feared they couldn’t use RALEIGH 26” 2 7 " FUJI $ 1 7 Q 9 9 WASHINGTON - Boating in­ others, said;Garon, is that the con- their boats this summer.” proposal. all recreational vehicles that use gas. -h 10 SPEED $129** lOSPEED is terests breathed a sigh of relief when But the text of the press release an­ “That could cover a pretty wide servation measures proposed would The weekend boating proposal was Quote/Unquote the Department of Energy threw out nouncing the move contained one spectrum ranging from boats to air­ CENTURION 1 D SPEED *154** 903 Main Street Tri-City Plaza not be used in a very serious energy June 15! a standby proposal to prohibit sentence that worries boating in­ craft to snowmobiles to motor­ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON CIRCLE only one of nine emergency “I guess in 10 or 15 years, there weekend boating — but new fears of terests and congressmen. "Any cycles,” added Garon. He could not situation. f wrj M-X DIRT BIKESl OPEN D a ily 9 3 0 -5 3 0 / Thurs Night Iil9 ' Daily 10-9 / Sal til 5 30' measures proposed by the depart­ will be someone bigger than me, Large Variety a broader standby ban for all proposal for future emergency say when the broader regulation “The department stressed that if faster, able to do everything better recreational vehicles put a damper recreational restrictions will be would be expected. ment, but it received 95 percent of than me. You’re gqing to have 6-foot- £ 9 ^ C / on SALE from *S9»* . on any celebration. published in the Federal Register for Garon said the department is star­ the standby measures were invoked, 11 guards.” All b ik e s FNIY SET’IIP PUFF In late April, the Energy Depart­ public comment,” said the release. ting the process of looking into how the gasoline situation would be pretty the attention and opposition. The — Karerm Abdul-Jalibar, 7.fool- ment, after being flooded with mail such a proposal would work “if the department received more than 25,- Phil Garon, an Energy Department serious,” said Garon. “That was the 2 center on (he NBA Lo« Angeles overwhelmingly opposing the stand­ spokesman gave credence to those president had to use it.” point we .kept trying to make but it Lakers, speeulaling on how by weekend boating ban, agreed th'at fears when he said, “There is a A point overlooked at the eight 000 letters overwhelmingly opposing basketball players grow and im­ singling out boaters was dis­ strong possibility we will come down public hearings around the country got lost in the emotional uproar by watercraft restrictions. prove. (.Sport) EVENING HERALD. Wed., May 28, I960 - 7

6 - EVENING HERALD, WedrrMay 28, 1980 TownTolk Indian girls win by 4-2 and women. During a discussion on Yavis observed “Not in Hartford, even a sample quiz like the one projections, and the possibility of anything beyond three year projec­ Cooney singled, stole second and dropped, Secondo scoring, and an in­ Tue.Ktay night the East Hartford the business education program at but in some of the bigger cities By LEN AUSTER Region, sports a 17-3 mark. Manchcaler (4) — Cooney ss, 4-1-1-0, Board of Education went hack to given to students in the language closing a school. Dr. Bernard Sld- tions borders on fantasy.” came home as Lisa Tilden’s grounder field groundout by Joyce Langan Tllden 2b, S-0-14), Ebersold cf, M-04), M. the town high school, the teachers there are a lot of male I^nchester opened the scoring in school, momentarily. Fran Klien, arts program. The board did very man, Vernon superintendent of Herald Sporlswriler to short was mishandled. plated Fermi’s second run. MacDonald c, 3-1-1-1, Wright p, S-0-1-0, B. Speaking at the Manchester mentioned that so far, no the third. Georgeanne Ebersold drew supervisor for language arts, gave well. schools said that enrollment secretaries”. Inflicting the damage offensively Fermi, which finishes 10-9, was Wright, 14-1, breezed thru the MacDonald lb, 2-tHM), Neubelt If, 2-1-1-0, Board of Vacation, officials dis­ gentlemen have joined the a two-out walk, stole second and the hoard members a presentation projections for three years in ad­ in the third and fourth innings, scored on Marcy MacDonald’s op­ held without a hit by Tribe hurler seventh Inning. She finished with a Setsky 3b, 2-0-0-0, Botteron rf, 3-04H). Discussing school enrollment cussed the changing roles of men program. Board Chairman John Totals: 24^-5-l. using an overhead projector and vance are pretty accurate "but Manchester High stopped Fermi posite field triple to right. She came Lynne Wright until the sixth inning. two-hitter. Walking two and fanning High, 4-2, in a CIAC State Girls’ Soft- home on a wild pitch by losing hurler Leah Secondo broke up the no-hit bid' nine. ’ ball Tournament Class LL Region II with a bunt single in front of the Fermi (2) — Bugal rf, 2-0-04), Secondo tilt yesterday at Fitzgerald Field. Pam Pingley. plate. “We gave them a couple of runs If, 3-1-14), Pieper ss, 3-1-14), Baldyga 2b, The Silk Towners, 17-2, return to The Indians made it 4-0 in the Secondo took second on a wild pitch and we got a couple of runs from 3-04)4), Langan lb, 34)-0-l, Egan 3b, 34)4)- the diamond today as they host Fitch fourth, plating a pair of unearned 0, Stephens c, 3 4 )^ , Blevins cf, 24)04), markers. Mary Neubelt singled, with Gretchen Pieper lining a single them,” observed Indian Coach Mary Obituaries Court hears Penney argument High of Groton, a 7-6 winner over to left, Secondo stopping at third. A Faignant, "The first tournament Pingley p, 3-004). Totals: 25-2-2-1. Rockville, at Fitzgerald Field at 3 swiped second and scored as Marge Botteron’s infield grounder was wild pitch moved Pieper to second. game is always like the first game of Fermi 000 002 0 2 o’clock. Fitch, third seed in the Manchester 002 200 x 4 Walter F. Hiltgen Holy Family Church, Woonsocket. By MARY KITZMANN M. Joseph Blumenfeld reopened the middle of 1982. regulations were not in effect at the thrown away. With two out, Kathy Mary Baldyga’s loft to right was the season.” ■*r ^1 Pagano expects a decision on the time the warehouse was proposed, COVENTRY - Walter F. Hiltgen, Burial will be in St. John Baptist Herald Reporter suit on l^half of the plaintiff. But the 74, of 255 Babcock Hill Road, died Cemetery, Bellingham. Friends case was not reopened on the behalf motions in several weeks. and a permit should have been Monday at Windham Memorial may call at the funeral home today MANCHESTER - Oral of the defendants, the state Depart­ The suit began three years ago, required. arguments were heard yesterday in Hospital. He was the husband of from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. ment of Environmental Protection when Dworkin claimed that con­ Hartford U.S. District Court on and Commissioner Stanley Pac. struction of the warehouse required However, Alan Kosloff, assistant MorhardVs ' credentials Mildred Myers Hiltgen. attorney general, contends that the Mr. Hiltgen was born in West Hart­ Wallace E. Mason requests to halt construction of the Along with the other motions, an “indirect source permit,” which J.C. Penney warehouse in Buckland Pagano has filed to reopen the case is required by the Clean Air Act. state has since filed another clean air ford and had lived in Coventry for the GLASTONBURY - Wallace E. Industrial Park. with regard to the state agency. The These permits are needed by past 40 years. He was employed as an Mason, 71, of 965 Manchester Road, program with the EPA. He has said Anthony Pagano, representing case on its behalf must be reopened projects that would generate large if the program is approved the cir­ earn Hall of Fame spot operating engineer, retiring in 1969. died Tuesday at Manchester Michael Dworkin, and the before the decisions can be made on amounts of traffic, indirectly adding He was a member of the Inter­ Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ cuit court decision is negated. Morhardt the most while all but Manchester Environmental Coali­ the bid to halt construction. to air pollution. By EARL YOST national Union of Operating band of Arlene Field Mason. Washington, Cleveland, Kansas City tion, spoke on motions to amend the While Pagano tries to halt con­ The state DEP did not require J.C. Sports Editor Engineers. Mr. Mason was bom In Stevens and Los Angeles expressed a original complaint against J.C. struction, F.J. Depkovich, J.C. Penney obtain a "indirect source While the sUte’s environmental Major league player, Besides his wife he leaves two Point, Wis., and had lived in Glaston­ bonafide interest. Penney and another seeking a ruling Penney representative, claims that permit.” Last year Blumenfeld dis­ program is reviewed by the EPA college All-American in both soccer sons, Richard Hiltgen of bury for the past 35 years. He was a home run state Boys’ Track Qualifying Mr. Mason was born in Cambridge, The performance report details One of the finest three-spOrt letter National Drive, Glastonbury, the still had to be filed. Ms. Walsh said hitter Ernie Banks from shortstop to Meets took place yesterday with Mass. Jan. 17, 1899. He leaves a son, winners at Manchester High in Glastonbury Auxiliary Police Am­ that although she completed the lefthanded hitting outfielder batted first base to save wear and tear on Manchester High participating at the Joseph F. Mason Jr. of Bellingham, baseball, basketball and soccer, bulance Association, 2108 Main St., report outlining the fourth year .452 in his junior and senior seasons. his legs, it also signaled the end for Class LL Sectional at Hartford Mass., a daughter, Mrs. James Morhardt was even better on the dia­ At UConn, Morhardt was at his best Glastonbury, or the Wallingford School goals established expenditures, another performance the Manchester man in the majors. Public High and East Catholic taking Sheehan of East Hartford, with mond and soccer fields at the Univer­ in his senior year with a .365 average Home and Hospital, P.O. Box 70, report is due in August. Although he batted .368 in spring part in the Class L Sectional at whom he made his home; a brother, MANCHESTER - Superintendent possibility of a middle school in town, for the high school referendum were sity of Connecticut. Although he led and was considered the finest Wallingford. The Glastonbury She has told area HUD officials training in ’63, with Banks around, Windham High. James Mason of Cambridge, Mass.; of Schools James Kennedy revealed since “within the decade” the town’s listed as a goal, along with plans to the schoolboys in scoring, he passed collegiate pro prospect in New Manchester’s Jeff Coughlin four sisters, Mrs. Isabel Diekewicz, Funeral Home has charge of funeral that the town has nothing to report, Clears hurdle first base was all locked up and several goals he has set for the 1980- high school may shift from a three- continue to handle declining up the roundball sport at Storrs after England. qualified with a second placement in Mrs. Catherine Smith and Mrs. Mary arrangements. as the fifth year funds were never Morhardt was shuttled back to the 81 school year at Tuesday night’s year to a four-year institution as the enrollments by either closing schools his freshman year and concentrated Twelve of the 16 major league the shot put, Dave DeValve took fifth Waltz, all of Cambridge, and Mrs. used. Manchester High’s Robyn Washington clears the hurdle in 100 minors, with stops at San Antonio in Board of Education meeting. result of declining enrollments. Dr. or using schools for related purposes. on the other two sports. clubs were hot after Morhardt but it in the 1 ^ , Jim Stanton was fifth in Eleanor Schoty of Hillsboro, Mo.; C\HI) OK TIUNK.S “We haven’t spent any funds for meter event. Indian thinclad won event with 17.2 clocking. the Texas League, back to Kennedy said. Kennedy said an unrelated purpose This proved to be a wise choice as was the Cubs’ chief scout, Lenny the 110 meter high hurdles, Peter and six grandchildren. Thank you for the many ways in which you helped us the program, except for publication (Herald photo by Pinto) Wenatchee and Lancaster in the during our bereavement. We deeply appreciate your The goals include reviewing the Dr. Kennedy stressed that no that would be unacceptable would be the tall, handsome Silk Towner, now Merullo, who got the signature on the Murphy secured sixth • in the 800, Funeral services will be Thursday and perhaps auditor’s fees since last Eastern and the pay for play days kindness and expression of sympathy which we will balance between electives and changes were imminent but that the using a school for a foundry, but an 43, was named to both the NCAA All- dotted line. Scott Smith qualified in the pole vault always cherish. June,” Ms. Walsh said. “But there were at an end. at 9 a.m. at the Holt Funeral Home, course requirments at Manchester possibility should be addressed with acceptable use would be renting America soccer and baseball teams While at UConn, Morhardt helped and Paul Johnson took third in the 510 Main St., Woonsocket, R.I. with a Family of are no regulations governing this In 25 games with the Cubs, 18 in Kenneth A. Smith High School; setting up a citizens plenty of time so the planning for school space to a daycare center or a in 1959 as a goalie and outfielder. He the Huskies win two NCAA District 3000 meter run. situation, and they are not quite sure 1962, he hit only .206. Baseball mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in group to set educational goals and changes can be adequate. drama center. co-captained the UConns in his senior titles. Following the College World Over in Willimantic, East’s John how to handle the required reports.” remained part of Morhardt’s life and objectives in compliance with state Other goals include a public infor­ The refinement of the budget year. Series in 1959, Morhardt received a Clifford showed the way in the 3000 “They are not willing to decide he’s been a far bigger success as a law, and completion of a survey on mation program, including visits to making process was listed as a goal, It was while playing for Coach Tom $50,000 bonus and signed with the with a 9:04.8 clocking with team­ Two students gain offices whether we will need another perfor­ coach. In 11 seasons at Gilbert, all textbooks used in grades K-12. the schools by the Board of Directors with Kennedy planning to include .Kelley at Manchester High that Cubs and was assigned to Fort mates Dave Kittredge and Jim STORRS — Michael Cichon of 20 Three other students from the area mance report until the court Morhardt guided the school to six Other goats include organizing a and citizens, and at least six press better support detail for budget lines. Morhardt first attracted the atten­ Worth. and Baltimore Fitzgerald fourth and ninth respec­ Halsey St., East Hartford, has been were among the 30 inducted into the study committee of staff and com­ Another goal was the institution of decision.” leagues titles and three CIAC Class meetings during the year. tion of major leagues scouts. The were the other clubs that impressed M baseball championships. tively. Kittredge also qualified in the elected president and Diana Gentile, fraternity, they are Iris Todd, of 19 munity members to study the Completion of the steps necessarv a study on the school district’s use of After several setbacks, the court 1500 with a fourth placement. East’s of 75 Clinton Drive, South Windsor, School St., Coventry; Stephen microcomputers, with the goal of in­ hearing on the suit is scheduled for Jim McKenna took eighth in the 200. recording secretary of Beta Alpha Gaimalis of 131 Spring St., Glaston­ vestigating the machines’ use for in­ September. The Class LL Championship Meet Psi, national scholastic and bury; and Christine Brigham, of 38 Town completes exchange structional purposes. Ms. Walsh has been working with is Saturday at Hall High while the professional accounting fraternity. N. Park St., Rockville. the lawyers Kevin O’Brien, town at­ East Catholic girls By KEVIN FOLEY the size of the planned intersection at Kennedy was quick to mention that Class L Championship is the same A Sheldon Road reduced. This required the list of goats is not complete, and torney, and the outside firm of Bayer. day at Windham High. Herald Reporter a portion of lot four, on the side that many things that could also be Phelon and Squatrito, in preparing Brass Hammer MANCHESTER - The town has street’s west side. In return, the town studied are not included. He par­ the town’s case. consummated its land swap deal with handed over the corner which would ticularly mentioned the lack of objec­ While the last report was recently top Indians in track to face charges Manchester Structural Steel Inc. ac­ have been the intersection on the tives to deal with the energy situa­ completed, the Board of Directors is Tribe golfers cording to a warranty deed dated street’s east side. tion. considering a referendum asking Manchester’s Lee Sadosky, Bette (M), 3. Geagan wcHE5TER 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 l } Under Remigino, Conard track and Cheney Teeh at Norwich Teeh walks and a single. Eaglette starter four-time regional cham­ Director of Athletics John Toner. day at Manchester Country Club. for East’s final tallies in the fifth. Tuesday, 9:21 p.m. pion and has competed in field team compiled a 9-1 record this Luci Hurst walked three of four M o L|3JC)rT_rut Remigino, daughter of 1952 Olym­ C heney’s Mike F ra s e r took batters faced and she was relieved by Cully homered, tripled and singled — Grass fire at 1 international competitions Call us! SERVING CONNECTICUT ‘ spring while capturing the state medalist honors with an 82. SINCE 1944 Eitimate Gladly Given MANKHILSTra 649-3406 pic Gold Medal winner Lindy Mimi Laneri. in five at-bats with three RBI, Hackmatack St. (Town) in Milwaukee and Los Our experts championship. Remigino has served 273 W. MIDDLE TrNE. Remigino of Hartford, Is a 1977 as head cross country coach at Results: East took the lead with four runs in Campbell was 3-for-3 with two triples Tuesday, 10:08 p.m, Angeles. Radio, TV Tonight are at your OPEN MON-FIOI am - 5:30 p.m. PlASnCS M STOCK MANCHEtnR graduate of Central Connecticut Conard the last two years where her Fraser (CT) halved with Clement, the top of the third. Denise Boutilier and three RBI, Laneri was 3-for-5 —Trash barrel fire at In addition to traditional State College, where she majored in 7:15 ' Red Sox VB. Blue Jays, Bowers School. (District) service. ©Abair SAT TU 12 NOON .100-W’-3/16"-y."i OKN teams compiled a 19-2 record, and Demko (RH) def. Shelsky 6-4, R. Clement walked and Lynne Cully reached on a and Price 3-for-S with two RBI to barbershop songs, the WTIC vm MON-WID !•« physical education. Currently she is (RH) def. Smith 4-3, Hunter (RH) def. fielder’s choice. Fiona Campbell pace the Eaglettes. Tuesday, 23:44 chorus will sing contem­ won the state championship in 1978. S4 McKEE ST.. MANCHESTEN TELEVISION I T H U R IM completing studies for a masters Frattaroli 3-2, Rocky Hill won medal 7:45 - Yanks vs. Tigers, WINF then tripled to knot matters and she —Transformer fire at porary numbers and selec­ 649-1390 '(0/J~Cenler Su} SCREENS REPAIRED PRI M point. Helco, Olcott Street sub­ tions from Broadway NEXT TO STOP I SHOP SAT l-S . station. (Town) shows. EVENING HERALD. Wed.. May 28.1980 - 9 a - EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 28, 1980 ___ _ ^ ^ DATING TOPICS . 1 Sand Saves by Bob B ruM tr MILWAUKEE 1. Ray Floyd 2, tie. Tom Kite and Mcncunv ouTDOon consultant Tueaday'fl Sporta Tranuetkna SAN DIEGO TOUCTON t e x « HaU Irwin JtYl. 4. Bill Kratzert 808.5. ab rh U abrhbi abrhbl By United m s s Internatkmai 9110 Molltorlb 12 0 0 Gary PUyer .600, t . Jeff Mitchell 579.7, EUsebail OSmtth ts 5 0 10 Lai tooo cm2b F r^ Marti566. 8, Jim Nelford 5G6. 9, WHAT OUTBOARD SIZE? 9110 WllUlb J1J2 Crtlgcf 9 0 0 0 Yount u 4111 Tigers present Yanks with win Detroit— Traded first baseman Jason Mmpi^cf StlOReynkUsa 9 0 0 0 Carewlb Barry Jaeckel 564.10, Bruce Devlin 559. It's interesting to note that Richrdslf 4 U 0 F iih lc f 1100 OUverlf H i? 4000 Cooper lb 4010 Prize Money Thompson to California for outfielder Al BellSb 4010 Fordrf 4 0 0 1 Horton dh 3 0 0 0 Thomas cf 1001 today the largest outboard \ .... r \ i ^ u formed nn .Innps on Jones twn twovears years asrn agoar and Cowens. Purchased outfielder Dan Qon- WInllekIrf...... 90S1 Cnitlf 4111 9000 Rudllf 4 0 0 0 Bochte lb GOLF 1, Tbm Watson ^,125.2, Lee Trevino Yankees’ manager Dick Howrer 4011 Ellis lb 4 0 11 Oglivie If 3 100 motors are over one hundred “There’s not much you can say sales from Evansville of the Americar Montnslb so il CabetlSb Roberts pr 0 0 0 0 Ortcblb 4000 Simpsonrf 9000 Lezeano rf 3011 8U65B1. 3, George Bums 8147.19B. 4. NEW YORK (UPI) - An jnning eptitude, the Tigers, who have been just waved at Rick Cerone’s bouncer be Is likely to miss from six to eight 1 0 0 0 Leonardrf 9011 Craig Stadler 1195451. 5, Jim Colbert said he felt sorry for Anderson during Association. Eaheyc Ziskdh 4010 G airA 9010 M il^ p h 1 0 0 0 Davisdh 3010 BOWUNG times as powerful as the smallest and let it go by him for a hit and about an inning like that," said Tiger St. Louis — Recalled outfielder Leon Tenaoec 1000 Howetb 9010 1000 Dnporsss 900C TCoiSb 3 0 0 0 GantnerSb 9 000 1131,017.6, Andy Bean 1129589.7, Curtis that is bound to be featured in the having their problems with defense the second inning outburst. weeks. 9000 N o ^ r f ones! manager Sparky Anderson. “I just DdHtam from Springfield of the CashSb 4000 Pujolsc Suodbrge 1000 Donohuec 9 0 00 Mendosts 9000 Martimzc 9000 Strange H355(S 8, Bruce Lietzke There's a good reason for this New York Yankees’ highlight film all season, literally fell all over center fielder Kirk Gibson overthrew American Association. EvansSb 9010 NIekrop 1000 LCox c 2010 PGA StaUstlcs im iM . 9, Ben Crenshaw IllBJK. 10, sat there and watched. ’The balls 1000 1000 wide range of horsej^wer offer­ this season is sure to carry an “X” themselves as the Yankees collected the catcher, allowing a runner to ad­ “It hurts us to lose Ruppert,” said Toronto — Purchased the contract of jMlnia ph 1000 Nltmamp Paciork ph 1000 By United Press International Mike Reid 8111,043. HOME BEACH- Terry were going up in the air and coming catcher Pat Kelly from Syracuse of the Fingers p 0000 DSmlthp j ; ; ; TotaU 30 1 3 1 ToUls r 4 S 4 Driving ings. It IS to provide proper, nine hits — two of which were easy vance into scoring position. “I’ve been there a few times International League. Optioned inflelde L i^ sp 1110 Benmopb 1000 FriaiM «««« Average Dlstance-l, J.C. Snead 170.7. rating in Detroit. Howser, whose club leads the 0 000 WOtOToUU^ siiei Seattle 100 000 000-1 TALLWOOD Levesque 183-509, Pam safe, economical propulsion to Those mistakes plus some solid down and landing.” myself,” Howser said. “It’s just part Mike Macha to Syracuse. D’Acqustp 0000 La& iiep 000000000-0 Milwaukee 2. tie. Jack Nicklaus and Fuzzy Zoeller Certainly no children should be popups that should have, been caught Basketball 000 Texas 900010001-4 18 Holes - Four player best fit the very wide range of plca- of the game. It happens, although to American League East by four RodripSb UOOOOOlx-1 ^Molitor 2. LOB-Seattle 8, Mil- 380J. 4. Dan PobI 28B.0. 5. Tommy Robertson 179-480, Bette line drive hitting by Jim Spencer, Washin^on—Dick Motta resigned as Valentine M .7.6. Greg Powers287J. 7. allowed to see it and it may not even — off loser Dan Petry, 2-3, and games. “We’re going to find out what ^°**'*0001»0oi^l :B-Leic»no. SB-MoUtor. ball: Grzyb, Fuller, Copeland 175-469, Shirley sureboats available. who had a two^run single and an RBI Anderson admitted it’s often hard the good clubs not quite as much.” coach and was replaced by Gene Shue. MOMoS^J l.U)B-T«UMe.Crillornli7.JB-wmi, Younl.S-Cr«H.SF-Tt»n»i, Buddy Gardner 2^L 8. tie, Dana Outboard boats now carry be fit for adult viewing. reliever John Hiller In the second In­ kind of bench strength we have. Football ()uigiey and Barney Thompson 388.6.10, Ramsey, Saarl 88 gross; Eldridge 178-471 Alice for a manager to keep his cool when h IP H RERBBSO capacity plates which set forth The Yankees beat the Tigers, 9-6, ning. double in the inning, and Graig We’ve still got a good club. You’ve Baltimore—Signed quarterback Greg "SJ^S.nDt^O.HooWj^ T It ERBBSO Seattle ------Andy Bean 365.7. Bednarz, Johnson, Landry and defensive end Mike OxdowsRi Howe, Montaaex. 9B-Lec«ard. E v m , _ Percentage in falrwaw-1. tie, Mlkt * P oullot 180, B arbara recommendations for maxi­ Nettles, who also everything around him is falling Bowser’s night wasn’t totally plea­ /V.W.II en_n Qmltk W.wafM Rovnnku. B ea m ed 94) 8 5 4 4 6 6 Tuesday night with the aid of an Right fielder Champ Summers got to have depth to win this thing.” to a series of one>year contracts. Cabeli. SB -0. Smith, Evans. Reynolds. Jenkins (LMl 5 4 1111 Milwaukee Reid and Calvin PeeteW . 3. Bill Rogers Whltham, HolmCS 65 net; Stabile 467. mum load and horsepower. had a single and a apart but he remained calm sant, however. Before the game Cleveland — Signed free agent centers Cruz. 3 1110 2 Keeton (Wl-0) .787.4, Hubert Green .776.5, Gene Littler D i i 0 0 t u M p P a r r ir k eight-run second inning which misjudged one fiy ball and allowed it IP H RERBB80 Babcock The prime purpose of these started the Yankees learned that Jim Moore and'jim Langhans. California McClure (S3) .787, 6, tle_^ Jack Renner and John ^ resembled something out of the to tali off his glove for a single, Tom doubld, led to the throughout the debacle. • New England — Signed punter Jay San Diego 9 4 0 0 4 4 T-2:12 A-11J(H. Mahaffey .756.8, Arnold Palmer .749.9. M lk o lo W S k v , JaZ W in sk l 65 plates IS to discourage over­ Howser needn’t fret too much. 52-9 5 3 I Aaic (W44) ANTIQUES- Barbara Keystone • Kops. The Tigers gave Brookens played the “Alphonse and Yankees’ biggest “You only waste your voice center fielder Ruppert Jones, the Sherrill on waivers Rom the Buffalo Lucas T -1;SI. A -a .886. loading and overpowering. Jones’ replacement in center field Bills. Signed strong ufeties James D’AcquIsto 11-9 0 0 ” net; 9 Holes -Goodwin. Callahan 133, Joan The boating authorities at inning of the year yelling,” said Anderson. “I’ve never club’s RBI leader with 28, had to un­ 1 1 1 their best, or was that worst, imper­ Gaston’’ act with Summers on will be Bobby Brown, who after going Doughtie and Bernie Hober: linebacker Fingers (LMl DETROIT NEW YORK Greens In Regulation Dion, Dawson 53 gross; DeDominicis 145-371, Sally Mercury outboards emphasize another ball which feli for a hit, left and helped New been one to yell. I might want to dergo surgery for removal of an Marlin Hanna; running back Mark Houston ab r b U ab r h bl 1. Mike Reid .719.I. 1,2. JohnJol Mahaffey sonation of Charley Brown’s All- 2-for-3 ’Tuesday night, is hitting a lus­ Loflus; and wide receiver Tom Parm. Niekro MAJOR .717. 3. Jack Nicklaus .715. 4, Urry Foote, Chichester, Caruso Anderson 128-351, Louise that it's worth remembering scream inside but I never said Soccer GIbsoncf 5010Rndlpb2b 5020 Stars and left the fans laughing - at fielder Dan Gonzales let a line single Yorlf to its sixth adhesion that was causing an in­ Niemann Trmmllis 4010Murcerlf lOOO Nelson .709. 5. Tom Watson .706.6, Lee 39 net; Dawson, Shepar- that you do not have to install ty .339 over his last 16 games with 20 New York lASLi — Signed forward D. Smith I LEAGUE Trevino .704. 7, Tom Jenkins .702. 8. Webb 125-361, Chris them, folks, not with them. go through his legs for a two-base' victory in its last nothing. I hope nobody missed those testinal blockage. The adhesion LaCortetWM) Hebner lb 5 11 0 PlnlelU If 3 02 1 the largest possible motor on Alejandro Cabrera of Paraguay. Summrs rf 5 0 10 Lefebvr rf 5110 Charles Goody .607.9. Gil Morgan .606. don. Stone 39 net. Cowpersthwaite 142-375, balls on purpose.” resulted from an appendectomy per­ hits in 59 at-bats. College T-2:47. A-18^48 any particular boat. In an incredible closeup study of in- error, third baseman Richie Hebner seven games. Gonulesir SllOJacksndh 4212 LEADERS 10. Bruce LieUke .605. Lucy Kosicol 344, Cindy New M exico- Named Mark Hamilton ParHshc 4111 NettlesSb 4 1 20 ■ Putting 3 Q U 1 Z For example, if you will nor­ tennis coach. Corcomlb SllOSpencerlb 4 123 I, Gary Player 2831.2, Bruce Devlin Doyle 149-131-384, Joan mally carry a light passenger Brookns2b SlOOBrowncf 3121 BATTING 28.40. 3. Steve Melnyk 28.52. 4, (George NEW YORK ST. LOUIS , , Archer 28.61. 5. George Burns 28.74 . 6. Colby 132-343, Alice and fuel load, less than the ab r h bl ab r h bl Petersdh 4124Ceronec 3110 (based on 100 at baU) Oates c 1000 NATIONAL LEAGUE Tom Watson 28.75, 7. Rod Ourl 28.S, 8. maximum rateci power can still Taveras ss 5 011 Tempitn ss 3 0 0 0 Mike Moreley 28.86.9. Andy Bean 28.80. Sartw ell 169-377, Bev — 4121 PhllUpi ss 2 110 Dentss 4 2 3 2 G AB R H Pet, give you performance that is Softball Maddox 3b 41 147 14 54 387 10. Rav Floyd 28.90. Anderson 126-347, Sharon Names ToUls 36 6 9 5 ToUls 37 9 16 9 ReiU, StL —Yaz able substitute Mazzilll lb 4 00 0 Durham rf 5111 both satisfying and economical. Scoring 0 0 0 0 Hrandilb 4120 Detroit 000105000-6 Hemandz, St.L 41 33 58 365 McElhanon 129, Debby Norman rf Simmons, St.L 37 122 23 41 336 1. Tom Watson 00.77 . 2. Lee Trevino At the same time, it can be Tonight's games Zipser Club and Fogarty Bros, Jorgninib 5 2 2 0 Slmmns If 4 000 New York flSOOlOOOx-O E-Gonzales, Dent, Randolph. D P - Smith, LA 41 147 23 40 .333 70.37 . 3. Mike Reid 70.65. 4. Andy Bean Hanson 136. poor economy to install a motor HPMarkel vs. Lastrada, 6 exchanged wins at Robertson Park. Steams c 5 2 3 0 Kennedy c 3 2 2 3 Cruz, Hou 40 1<7 22 48 327 70.68 . 5. Bruce Lietzke 70.83 , 6. Keith Toni Fritsch Hendrsn If 4 112 Hendrex cf 4 000 Detroit 2. LGB-E)etroit 8. New York 7. that is too small. It won’t propel BASEBALL 3B-Corcoran, Nettles, Spencer, Hebner, Templeton. St.L 41 178 27 57 330 Fergus 70.86 . 7. Larry Nelson 70.96. 8. —Fitzgerald Zipser won the opener, 17-11, and Morales cf 4 132 ReiUSb 3010 40 143 10 45 .315 Tom Kile 7038. 9. Bill Rogers 71.(8.10. the hull to full advantage. DALLAS (UPI) - Houston Oilers 0000 Parrish, Summers. Pinlella. HR—Dent Russell, LA Buffalo vs. Thrifty, 7 :3 0 Fogarty’s took the nightcap, 17-14. Flynn 2b 4 2 1 0 Frazier p Hendrick. St.L 41 156 23 49 .314 Jerry Pate 71.00. If you find you have to run it Bombekp 10 12 lorgph 1011 (4). Peters (1). SB-Brown. SF-PIniella. kicker Toni Fritsch was in stable for Jim Rice at plate IP H RERBBSO Steams. NY 38 137 19 43 .314 PercenUge of sub-par holcs-1. Andj at high speed to coax even half­ —Fitzgerald Jim Jackson had four hits and Roger AMERICAN LEAGUE Hausmnp 1 0 0 0 Howp 0000 OUTDOOR condition ’Tuesday with a broken jaw By United Press International Detroit Taveras. NY 38 163 22 51 .313 Bean 330. 2. Tom Watson 319. 3. Lee way satisfactory performance Ramsey Sb 4010 Trevino 311. 4. George Bums 300. 5. Vets vs. Zemhrowski s, 6 — Nike Talbot, A1 Noske, Dale Ostrout, Jack mediately preceding Moseby’s East Martinez p 1000 Petry (L2-3) 1 5 5 5 1 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE from the rig, motor life expect­ and bruised ribs suffered in 0000 Hiller 4 10 4 4 0 • G AB R H Pet. Jerry Pate ,200 6, tie. Larry Nelson. Jim TOPICS Peppino's vs. Turnpike, 7:30 Maloney and Mike Pagani three BOSTON (UPI) — If only Jim Rice was able to get around on it. I’ve W L Pet. GB Otten p Colbert and Mike Reid ,198. 9, Mike ancy goes down while fuel con­ automobile accident that killed a homer. New York • 26 15 .634 - Scott ^ 1000 Tobik 3 1 0 0 1 Landreax.Mnn 42 165 18 50 .358 42 154 29 54 351 Sullivan .195.10. Johnny Miller .193. apiece for Zipser in the opener. In the had 162 teeth. been hitting the ball well the last few Milwaukee 21 18 536 4 Tbomasp 0000 New York Bumbry. Balt sumption goes up. —Nike passenger in his car and injured eight Blue Jay starter Paul Mirabella, Griffin (W2-2) SI'S 7 6 5 3 Molitor. Mil 38 157 34 54 344 Eagles—1. Dave Eichelberger 12.2. tie. Personal vs. Red-Lee, 6 —W ^t Tlie slugger had to weeks. I’m seeing the ball well and Toronto 21 19 535 4^ Sykes p 0000 YAZ IS IN HIS 201!! YEAR The basic idea behind the big nightcap, Talbot, Pagani and who had given up runs on a sacrifice 2000 Davis (SI) 32^3 2 0 0 0 Cooper. Mil 36 143 19 40 .343 Bruce Lietzke and Keith FergusO. 4, Bob others. A Boston 21 21 .500 SVv Herr 2b 40 158 24 54 .342 Murphy 8. 5, Bill Kratzert 7. 6. John IN A RED S O X UN IFOR M . V-6 motors is that while they Jackson each had three hits and leave ’Tuesday night’s game against reacting well.” Baltimore 20 23 .485 7 Totals 97 9 14 8 ToUU 97 5 9 5 Petry pitched to 5 batters in 2nd. BelLTex Side , fly and RBI triple by Tony Perez and Remy. Bos 38 146 14 50 .3C Fought 6. 7. lie. 9 lied with 5, WHO HOLDS THE RECORD PICNIC PESTS Police said Fritsch Im control of Toronto in the seventh inning after Yastrzemski also revealed there Cleveland 18 22 .450 New York OS 130100-9 WP-^rlffin. PB-OaUs. T-2;46. have the power needed to boost Burklanders vs. Kitchen, t> Noske, Bob Gorman and Mike Wathan. KC 36 135 20 46 341 Birdies-I. Andy Bean 228. 2. Bill WITH 2 3 Y E A R S IN A Thinking about an outing his car as he was gej[^g on an a runproducing single by Rick Detroit 17 34 .415 9 St. Louis 010 ODD 010-5 21,150. large boats onto plane, for experiencing pain from two root was an ulterior motive for the West Velez. Tor 31 KB 16 35 .340 Rogers 216. 3. Curtis Strange 214. 4. ROW ON ONE CLUB ? this weekend? Consider a boat —Chenev Mistretta two apiece. Gary Vost and Burleson, had tired in the seventh. E>-Ramscy.Templeton.Jorgensen.DP 97 127 21 43 .330 (ieorge Bums 200.5. Tom Watson 201.6. cruising they can be throttled expressway, sending ij into the on- canal operations performed earlier histrionics. W L Pci GB St. Louis 3. LOB-New York ll. St. KANSAS CITY OAKLAND Revering, Oak cruise. Dean vs. Vittner’s, 6 —Keeney Bob Goehring each had three hits and Kansas City 25 17 585 - . h bi ab r h bi Yount. Mil 38 157 37 53 .338 Dan Pohl 200 7. Larry Nelson 196.8. tie. A. TY C O BB back so their moving parts are That brought on Buskey, 2-1, who had Louisouli7. /. it>—morales, iw i«, ..... ‘V. Jay Haas. Ray Flovd and Keith Fergus It’s a great way to have a lei­ coming traffic in the day. “Besides, my kid (Mike, a Chicago 24 19 556 Bomback. Hernandez, lorg, (iiilllps. 3 ^ S ill Hendrsn If 5 0 2 0 HOME RUNS B. BROOKS ROBINSON under little strain and their fuel Jayrees vs. Jaycees Blue, 6 Merrill Myers, Lou Wellington, Rich 4 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE - Schmidt. Phil 195 surely day. taking life easy. And The departure forced veteran Carl freshman at World Series-bound retired four in a row, two by Texas 22 30 5M Hen^rson. HR—Kenneiw (1). S ^ 5 0 0 0 Murphy cf C. HANK AARON consumption goes down appre­ —Robertson _ Marsh and Tom Melick two apiece Oakland 22 21 .512 Maddox, Henderson. ^Bomback. 8F— BrettSb 5 130 Revmglb 4110 IS: Luzinski. Phil 12; Garvey. LA 9. at noon, you can stop along Al B u ^ r y strikeouts, until the eventful ninth. 4 0 10 McKaySb 0000 Kingman, Chi. Smith, LAand Hendrick. ciably over smaller motors that Acadia vs. Thrifty, 7:30 for Fogarty’s. In the nightcap. Bill Yastrzemski, heretofore idle, to Florida State who was MVP in the Seattle 22 22 500 Henderson. Morales. Porter dh shore and share a delicious pic- are run wide open to maintain NEW YORK (UPI) - Al Bumbry “We’re not the first ones he (Yaz) California 17 34 .415 7Vk IP H RERBBSO jUkens lb 2 0 0 0 Groakb 3020 St.L 8. Reeves had five hits, Wellington abandon his games of pepper and NCAA Southern Regionals) has been 16 27 372 9^ New York L a C ^ lb 0000 Pagedh 300 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE- Oglivie. Mil AQ9021 U9MSUS nic lunch - with a bunch of ants! equivalent boat speed. —Robertson has done that to — oh no, said MinnesoU 4010 12; Ru^.CallO; Velez.Tor9; Singleton, homered and Fred Valenti, John of the Baltimore Orioles, who raised tape-hitting in the clubhouse. Yaz getting all the headlines lately,” he Tuesday's Results Bmbck(W34» 6 4 3 Otisef S ill Armas rf Ants can find a picnic basket his average from .331 to .356, was Toronto Manager . Boston 5, Toronto 4 Hiuiman Wathanc 4 12 0 Newmanc 4 111 Balt. Thomas. Mil. Jackson. NV. Zisk almost as soon as you set it Barry, Myers, Vost and Marsh each then p ro c e e d to smash a two-run quipp<^. Cleveland?. Baltlmore6 Hurdle rf 4 0 11 KlutU u 4010 Tex and Maybctry, Tor 8, DUSTY St. Louis 2010 RUNS BATTED IN down. named Tuesday the American “That’s a tough lineup. We haven’t New York 9. Detroit 6 Martlnz (Lt-3) Wshngtss 4 0 10 Edwrds2b Tennis Results added three hits. homer off Tom Buskey in the bottom Boston Manager Don Zimmer, Davis ph 1000 NATIONAL LEAGUE - Garvey. LA Jai Alai Entries Their sensitive antennae CBT trimmed the Angels, 8-4, last League Player of the Week. lost many like that this year. We’ve Milwaukee 4. Seattle 1 OtUn Bv United Press International ' of the ninth to give the Red Sox a 5-4 whose job has been rumored to be on Chicago?. MinnesoU0 ToUls 36 4 10 3 ToUls 34 2 9 2 37; Schmidt. Phil 34; Smith. LA 32. homc-in on sandwiches and night at Keeney Field. Steve McGrail Thomas Hendrick. St.L31; McBride. Phil 30. Bumbry, the second leading hitter been what we want to be, and that’s California 2. Texas 0 Kansas City 000000211-4 WEDNESDAY At Paris. May 27 victory over the . the line because of the Red Sox’ slow ^kes 000 UO100-2 AMERICAN LEAGUE - Oliver. Te> potato chips, and they’re not and Ed Killingbeck each had two hits WOMEN’S REC Kansas City 4, Oakland? OakUnd 2. Mondra Men's singles in the league, hit .480 last week (12- competitive.” Frazier 1 U „ „ V „ E-Henderion J . Alkeni, out, Wllle. a. Oglivie, M ils :; M l,Tex30; Perei, first: bashful about inviting them­ for the Bankers while Dave Anderson B&J Auto Repair trimmed Elks Yastrzemski’s homer, his sixth of start, said he removed Rice because Wednesday's Games Hood 4. lascaran First round for-25) with 15 total bases. He had the year and 410th of his career, the leftfielder was (All times EOT) HB|x-by M .rtlr« (Bonib.ckl WP- OP-lUnMi UMjZirra L Mhe-Ceya 6ltw selves to the party. Bjorn Borg. Sweden, def. Alvaro Flllol, had three blows and Ralph Philbrick Club, 12-3, at Cheney. Sherrie Miller, Kansas City (Gale I-6) at Oakland Hausman.T-2:4B. A-10J66. KansasI City 8.t. Oakland____ 9, IB-Gross. STOLEN BASES 3. U fw O lancti ^ 4. Goriena-MontilU I Despite having poor table Giile. 6-3.6-1.6-4. Harold Solomon def. two game-winning RBI and drove in Sharing the spotlight with OUs. HR-Newman^ (4). “SB-Henderson?. *• ■ * NATIONAL LEAGUE-Moreno. Pitt 4. Irtam Debbie Koski and Gerry TYacy each came after Carlton Fisk fought off getting dizzy. But I Langford 3'3), 4:30 p.m S. loseMivar I 6. fieno-Kosca manners, ants are beneficial Geoff Masters. Australia, 7-6, 65, M: and A1 Binok two apiece for the Geveland (Waits S'O) at Baltimore Page. S-Edwardi. SF-Page 22; LeFlore, Mil 20; U w . LA 15, Dennis Naegclen, France, def. Jiri two more runs. He scored four runs 'several close pitches to draw a walk. Yastrzemksi was Boston starter * IP H RERBBSO C^eno. Hou 14; North, SF13. 7. pMiy-KeiM I . Pachi-Rsh I and the Mercury outboards' Angels. had three hits, Sue Ladyga two in­ Z im m er w asn’t (Palmer 44h,7;30 p.m. li{hth: Hrobec. Czechoslovakia. 7-6. 7-6. 6-1: and had a slugging percentage of Yaz then unloaded on an irritated prepared for the Steve Renko, who in his initial start Detroit (Morris 4^i at New York Kansas City _ AMERICAN LEAGUE - Heniterson. Subs tturreiw Umes outdoor recreation department Haroon Ismail. Zimbabwe, def. Ivan cluding a three-run homer and Lany Leonard (W< 9 9 2 2 2 7 Oak 22; Wilson. KC 16; Bumbry, Ball. 1. Rrtano-landa I Oibea dl-lspa Molina. Colombia. 3-6, P-6. 65, W, 6-4: .600. this year fanned eight and walked (Guldry50).8;flOp.m PITTSBURGH PHIUDELPHIA Second: suggests you consider their pos­ Dunbar and Sally Robinson two Buskey’s first delivery and sent the results. TorqnlotSlieb43i al Boston (Stanley Oakland Carew, Cal, Cruz. Sea and Wills. Tex 12. 3 Qiarota Umberto 4. ioaquin-leonet Thomas Koch. Brazil, def. Cassio Motta. WEST SIDE abrhbi ab r h bl Kingmn(L2-5) 72-3 9 3 3 3 3 PITCHING VICTORIES 2. CddT-Olaneta itive side before condemning llie Baltimore outfielder is third in ball sailing over the Toronto bullpen none in going nine innings for the 34). 7;'30 p.L, l.Pachi-Coyi S. Rio-Garita 6. kisu-Urquiasa Brazil. 6-7. 65. 46. 6-2. 65; Kim Manchester Memorial Hospital safeties each for B&J. Mary Boyko, “I’ve been (HiiiJagol(?ago (Kravec 2-4) it MinnesoU 6020 Roselb 5010 Jones 1 I I 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE- Carlton. Phil 3. CoineM-lolnar B 4. Mike-Zana their anti-social behavior. the AL in stolen basess with 13, in­ first time since July 8, 1979. 7 110 McBride rf 4 110 6-2. Blue.SF7-2; Reuss.LA64); Bibby. 7. Rascaran-Mondra 8. Renedo-lkinia Warwick. Australia, def. Frkneois Jauf- Carol Wengerstman, Joan Dougan in right field. rooting so hard for .Redfdm63),8:35 p.m. d.,* —' Lacey 1^3 0 0 0 S. Ceno-k&hB 6 ttwre{iii-KeM (rel. France. 6-2.6-1,6-2. blanked Buckland Manufacturing, 15- 5 00 0 Notes p 0000 WF-Leonard. T-3;(D A-4.48B 5-1; Pastore. CIn 5-2; Forsch. Niekro and Subs RrTS-Garamendi Primarily, ants are soil tillers. cluding eight straight thefts and “1 feel good about going nine, Seattle (McLaughlin 1-2) al Milwaukee 7. fecw-lones I lose-MontMa I Guillermo Vilas. Argentina, def. Jose- and Ann Kvadas each had two hits for “He’s not hitting for average, but us to win, to get a iTravers33i.8:30pm. BRbnsn lb 4 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 5 112 Richard. Hou. Ruthven. Phil and They keep dirt loose and 0, at the West Side Oval. Leo 1 0 0 0 Luzin^ If 5 000 Subs Irin Linda Luis Damiani. Uruguay. 6-2. 65. 66 , three during the past week. he’s one of the best in those well pitched game and for us to hit. almost better than about the win. If Texas (Jenkins 3-3) at CalifomU Tekulve. Pitt 55: Rogers. Mil and productive for the growing of Paolo Bertolucci. Ilalv, def Hank Pfistei Williamson had three hits and Russ the Elks. (T.nana2il,10:30p.m MJilTckSb 6 121 Boonec 5 000 Vuckovich. SI.L54; Fingers. SD5-5. you can stay close, this team wiJ 5010 Third: many native plants and agri­ 6-4. 66,6-7. 6-7, 76. Victor Amaya def. - situations,” remarked Fisk. When you’re not hitting, everyone Lacy H 5 12 0 Maddox cf TORONTO BOSTON AMERICAN LEAGUE - Honeycutt. I. Iascaran-Uri)uia{a 2. Chiroli-llicaraioll Mannila, Skip Parks, Dave Al Cowens Thursday's Game Gamer2b 5 00 1 Bowass 5010 1 ltvre{uiOUrr(la 2. (Mnena-Repa Chrislophe Frevss, France. 65. *6.76, come back. This was a big win for us, ab r b bi Sea 7-1; John. NY 7-2. Gura. KC and 3 Dorrio leonel 4. Uberdi-landa cultural crops. Euldie Dibbs def. Carlos Gattiker. NORTHERN Yastrzemski, hitting only .246, said pitches you tough,” Zimmer said. (Thicago at MinnesoU Nicosia c 4 0 0 0 TriUo2b 4000 4. PachiRosci Hildecavage and Kevin Walsh two DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit Griffin ss 5 0 10 Burlesn ss 3 111 Redfem. Minn 65; Stone. Balt and 3. (ddi-Coyi S. Eusebio-Uniberto 6. Rm-Carmefidi They also kill insect pests Argentina. 6-2, 6-1,6-2; Andres Gomez, maybe it will get us going,” said NATIONAL LEAGUE CKtc OOOO (^arltonp 2010 S. lowls{ia 6. fttelames apiece for MMH. Buckland mustered Town Employes outlasted Trash- ,j,j announced Tuesday the he was looking for a breaking ball. Up until Yastrzemski’s heroics, the Bailor cf 5 12 0 Evans rf 3010 Bums. Chi 65; Keough,Oak6^ 7. )oa(|wn-Cerny 8. Orbea N-Canta such as termites and the larvae itcuador. def. Francisco Gonzales. 36.6- Bv United Press inlemalional Bibby p 3 0 10 Unser pn 1000 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 7. Irwv-Urra 8. Danny-lolnar I Away, 22-20,00_on ata* Robertsonn rth o rfcn n PPark a r if * o'* ...... J f “He (Buskey) had gotten me out on Blue Jays held a tenuous 4-3 lead Renko, who upped his record to 3-0. Milner ph lOOOMcGrawp 0000 Howell Sb 4 12 1 Dwyer rf 1000 Subs Irtam-Mondra of many destructive beetles. 3. 6-1. 6-4: L«uk Sanders. Holland, def only two hits. East 3 100 (based on 40 innings pitched) Subs Geno-ksh I Russell Simpson. New Zealand. 6-1.6-7. acquisition of outfielder Al Cowens GB Romop 0 0 0 0 GVkvchn 1010 MosPy If 4 112 Lyrm cf Dave Koski and Pat Vignone each changeups and sliders last week but thanks to a two-run homer in the “We haven’t done this in awhile. It W L Pci. (Cannon If 0 0 00 Perezlb 3012 NATIONAL LEAGUE - Matula. All lenttr Scientists have cataloged 6-7.66. 64. from the California Angels in Philadelphia 21 15 .583 ^ - Easier ph 10 11 Bonnellri 4 12 0 Fisk c 3110 and Palmer. Mtl 1.80; Carlton. Phil 1.99. Fourth: more than 15,000 species of Yannick Noah. France, def. Roberto homered, doubled and singled twice he came in with a fastball so that sixth by rookie Lloyd Moseby, who |n was one of the best games we’ve B 18 579 - Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Richard. Hou2.(8; Reuss. LA2.14. I.O rb e a i 2. Rrcaraio il CHARTER OAK Pittsburgh Mybiry lb 4 0 11 Rice If 3 000 2. lose ants around the world. Vizcaino. Spain, 66. 76. 76; Corrado exchange for first baseman Jason played. We may have taken ourselves Montreal 20 18 536 2 Touts 48 3 9 1 ToUls 432 7 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE- Norris, Oak 1 kbkt 3. Caramendi 4. EusebM and Bob Haggerty and Bob Oliver kind of suprised me,” said Yaz, a four games has two homers and six Woods dh 4 0 0 0 Ystrzms If 1112 3 Eddy 4. Pad* Barazutti. Italy, def Ross Case. A run in the eighth lifted Oiicago 18 S .474 4 PitUburgh 100100 (DO 0001- 3 lorgSb 4 0 2 0 HtrinonSb 2010 150; Bums, Chi 164. Gura. KC 187. S. Uberdi 6. E)orrw They range from inch-long Thompson. for granted lately. It’s going to come Philadelpia 000 000 0C2 000 0 -2 5 Rosea 6.Zetw Australia.6-2,6-f. 6-1; Heinz Gunthardt. Manchester Pizza past Tierney’s, 7-6, chipped in three hits each and Dave notorious fastball hitter. “I was just RBls. Roy Howell and John New York 16 22 .421 6 Davis c 3 0 0 0 Sliemor2b 3000 Proly. Chi 2,14; Keough, Oak 2.28 T . Cemy8. Imata R army ants in the tropics to small Switzerland, def, Bernard Fritz. France. Cowens, 28, entered the 1980 season around and when it does, we’ll be 15 25 575 8 ^ B ow a, Trillo, Boone. DP-^tUbur HoffmnSb 3 110 STRIKEOUTS 7. Irwi 8 .9army Peck and Mark Lappen two apiece trying to get something through the Mayberry had driven in the other two 4. LOB-PitUburgh 14. Philadelpia 3.21 Subs Renedo ants that herd other insects and 46.65,66.6-1; . Spain, at Fitzgerald Field. Don Erickson with a .282 batting average over six West ToUls 37 4 11 4 Touts 36 5 7 5 NATIONAL LEAGUE- Carlton. Phil Subs Idontilta H def Bill Maze. 76. 16. 76, 65; Hans ready,” Renko said. W L Pet. GB McBride. Moreno SB -U cy. Moreno tievent: “milk” thepi much the same as a for Town. Rich Horton had four hits. hole to get him (Fisk) to third, but I runs with doubles, Howell’s hit im­ n_srhmidf m i SR-Foli Meddoi None oul wnen winning HinscorM 80; Richard. Hou71; Blyleven. Pitt 53. Gildemeister. Chile, del David Carter. had three hits and Jack Piendel, major league seawns, all with the Los Angeles 36 16 .619 - HR-Schmidt (13). SB-Foli. Maddox. FiHh; Toronto 000 ISO OOO- 4 Rogers. Mtl 52; Ryan.Ryj Hou 51 I Ina-Umberto 2. Ortxa Ht-Momira dairy farmer. Australia. 6-4. 6-1. 6-2. Eliot Teltscher Steve Hanley and Mike Contralto two Jim Michalek and Harry Cammeyer J Cincinnati 23 19 5 « 3 Bowa, Moreno. S-Lacy. A^dERICAN LEAGUE - Guidry. NV 1. Ceno-James 2. ZetuiUontiHa fl IP H RERBBSO Boston 100110 003-5 3. Reoede-Urquasa 4. RascaranCaraneiMli Some ants even take their def Mark Edmondson. Australia.64.36. __ 1___ / ____r>:_____ I>:ii To«b. t h r o o a n io r o nnH P h iip lr P a r r n ll Houston 22 L8 .560 3 B-Moseby. DP-Toronto 2. LOB- and Norris. Oak 53. Bannister. Sea 47 , 3. Daimy-Asis N 4. Inn-SoIrTK I 65.66, Klaus Eberhard. West Germany, apiece for Pizza. Bill Grant, Jack three apiece and Chuck Carroll California last December for 22 20 sat 4 PitUburgh S. Elorrio-Cemy 5. EutetM'Ganta “livestock” into their nests dur­ San Diego Toronto 7, Boston 4. 2B—Griffin, Bums, Chi, Redfem. Minn and Keough. S. Irasv-Kepi 6. Hurrezui-lspa def Jose Lopez-Maeso. Spain.64.76.6- Harrington, Tim Lombardo and Tom AngieCappa and Jay McConville two ... San Francisco 18 M 4B 8 Bibby 11 7 2 2 2 7 Oak 46 7. Uberdileonet 8. Rrriasa D-Rrcaraio H ing winter and care for them. Romo (W 50) 1 0 0 0 0 2 Mayberry, Howell, Hoffman. SB-Perez 7. Charola-Co)ia 8. Comena-Muna 2. . Czechoslovakia, def. Sandy each for Trash-Away. AllanU 14 34 568 10 HRi-Moseby (2), Yastnemski (6). S - SAVES Subs lra(|wn-latMla There is no way to avoid ants Maver.65.i6-1.6-2 Tierney each had two hits for Tuesday's ResulU Tekulve (S4) t 0 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE- Sutler. Chi 10, Subs lose-Olaneta ------’Thompson, 25, has been with the Philadelpia Davts. SF-Perex. lieeimi: on a picnic, but you can take Women's singles Tierney’s (Chicago4, Montreal? IP H RERBBSO Allen, NY 8. Fryman. Mtl 7; Tekulve. SUIh; First round Keeton winner in debut San Francisco at AtlanU, night Carlton 8 5 2 1 4 11 Pitt 6; Hume. Cin. Howe, LA and I. Etorrto-Murua 2. JoaqimUrifuiaza lime to study their way of life. NIKE Tigers since April 1976. Over 36 Toronto Billie-Jean King def Ruoeria MacCal- McGraw 3 1 0 0 0 1 I.lnm-Rosca 2 Ibo Isis I score on Toby Harrah’s one-out PitUburgh at Philadelphia, night MlrabelU 61-3 6 3 2 3 2 Fingers. SD 5. 3. Irtanolrcaraio fl 4. EujetMD-Lamla Spend a few moments watch­ lum. 6-2.6-1. Bellv Sidve. Holland, def NEW YORK (UPI) - His sad eyes second-inning single, Keeton did not Noles(L02) 2 3 113 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE- Farmer, CHI 4. Ceno-leonet CANDLELIGHT Telephone Society outscored games this year, he has hit just .214 Los Angeles at Cincinnati, nipt Buskey (L2-U 11-3 1 2 2 1 2 3. Renedo-tsoa S Rio-Cemy 6. Amaca R-Caramendi ing your sandwich crumbs dis­ Lele Forood.76.^2. Duval def. give up another hit. homer in the ninth off loser Dave New York at St. Louis, nipt T-S:a. A-36.460 13: Stoddard. Balt and Burgmeier. Bos8: S. Irasu-landa 6. Charola-lanes Mota’s, 13-11, at Nike Field. Bill with four home runs and 20 RBI. were framed by dark circles, a Boston 7 Irra-Ganta 8 Rlberdi-Mondra appear in the green jungle Slacv Margolin. 06. 64, 64. Iris Kuhn- Talaga Associates and Buffalo Ford, 1-3. San Dieso at Houston, ni^lip l Renko (W34) 9 11 4 4 0 8 ()uisenberry. KC7: Monge. Clev. Lopez. 7 tturretH-Unberto 8. Irtane-Murua Riedle. West Germany, def Dana trademark of disaster-prone Buster “He went down to the bullpen with Wednesday's Games Subs Rascaran-Uinberto where ants live, and you’ll have Water Tavern split a doubleheader Maynes and Paul MacNamera each frank Taveras WP-Renko, Mirabella. PB-Davis T- Del. Corbett. Minn. Gossage. NY and Sobs Ze{ui-Coya Gilbert. 6-1.26.64: Hana Strachonova. Keaton during his days as a silent me last night and we went over the I All Times EDT) 2:20. A-16.6B1. Lyle. Tex 4. a belter understanding of their Czechoslovakia, def Andrea Jaeger. 65. last night at Fitzgerald, Talaga New York (Burris 35) at St. Louis hitters,” said Milwaukee catcher value to man. 64. taking the opener, 9-8, and Buffalo M lrrBuSau'fw ^aSe NEW YORK (UPI) - Frank screen star. Nearly half a century W hile Sox 2, Tw ins 0 (Fulgham!-?).! 30 p m. LOS ANGELES ONCINNA'n NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER later, a new Buster Keeton has burst Martinez. “I went down and Montreal (Palmer 3-1) at Chicago abrhbi abrhbi By United Press International Jai Alai Results the nightcap, 13-9. Mike Coughlin had Telephone. Rick Kraustkas and Bill Wayne Nordhagen lined a two-run (Krukow34>.2:30pm Lopeslb 4 0 0 0 Collins cf 3100 National Conference Lodge each had three blows for had l6 ^Rs in 24 at-bats, warmed him up in the bullpen PilUburp (D Robinson 1-0) at Thomas u 4 0 1 0 0000 (jeronm cf East three hits and Tom Kuvasz, Jim upon the scene. homer in the seventh inning and fxtt- Seventh. named Player of the Week in the tonight, which is something I don’t Philadelphia (LerchOA).7:35p.m. Smlthcf 4011 Cooepents 3110 W LGF GA BP Pis Keefe and Butch and Bud Talaga two Mota’s. The new Keeton hasn’t a care in rookie Britt Burns, 6-3, shut out San Francisco (Whitsonl-O) at AtlanL Garveylb 4 0 1 0 Griffey rf 3123 New York 7 2 Z 14 2D 62 4 Rarqum Zarra 18.40 140 3.40 2 Arra 12.80 $.00 3.Z0 National League. the world after making his debut as a..i-normally do. I’ll tell you, it was a (Alexanderl-3).7:35p.m. Bakerif 4000 Fosterlf 4111 CHICAGO MINNESOTA Washington 3 6 17 18 16 34 8 EM | Am I 4.00 2.80 7 Arhata I 8.40 4 00 apiece in the opener for Talaga’s. In abrhbi abrhbi Taveras, averaging .667 for the Minnesota for 8 2-3 innings to lift the ^ n I^ego (Wise 2-3) at Houston (Ryai Cey Sb 4 0 10 D r l ^ lb 422 1 Rochester 4 4 11 12 8 32 2 Goinana Uaneta 2.80 3 Rio 4.40 REC major-league pitcher ’Tuesday night. plMsure to catch him.” 2-4), 8:35 p.m. Thmtsncf 30 10 KniptSb 4010 Squires lb 4 0 2 0 Smalley ss 4 0 2 0 Toronto 3 6 11 17 U 9 (haaiela 4-8 SS7.M Ouneia 2-7 $79.00 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Tim the nightcap, Kurasz, Tim Coughlin, Chisox. Burns allowed 10 hits, three Banoistr’ - If 4 0 0 0 Landrexlf 3010 The Brewers, a potent offensive Thursday's Games Houpp 0 0 0 0 Bencnc 3000 Central Perfecta 4-8 $77.10 Perfecta 2-7 $138.00 Keefe and Tod, Butch and Bud Nelson’s outslu^ged Garden Sales, The rookie limited Seattle to three walks and struck out five while han­ PitUburgh at Philadelphia 401 1 Lemon cf 40 00 RJcksnlb 4010 W LGF GA BPPU Richmond, 24, of Ashland, Ohio, oo _ . : nine anrl Hrnno m four. With 006 Johnstnph 10 10 Oesterlb Trilecta 4-8-2 $$89.10 AnfKta ?-7-3 $376.20 runs and drove hits over seven innings and walked team with some pitching woes, AtlanU at Los Angeles, night 3000 LaCossp 40 00 Johnsndh 3 12 0 Morals dh 4010 Tulsa 7 2 13 9 11 53 Talaga had two hits apiece. Dave 14-10, at Nike Field. Dick Griffin and ding the Twins their fifth straight Fergusne Second: Monday night was named the Rookie three-hit game and two four-hit away with a 4-1 victory over the reached starter and loser Jim Beat- Cincinnati al San Diego, night Sutton p 1000 MorrUn2b 3000 CastinoSb 4010 Dallas S 4 12 10 11 41 Eithth: White, Bob Odell had three safeties Larry Rekas each had four hits loss. Monday ph 1000 Nordhgnrf 3122 Macknn2b 4010 MinnesoU 3 7 12 18 11 9 2 Gtno Coia 11.00 6.20 $.80 1 loaquin Caramendi . 11.40 $.40 3.00 . of the Year at the 64th Indianapolis each and Phil Oiardis and Bill Zwick Steve Smyth and Jon Neuner three games Taveras increased his hitUng Mariners, giving the Milwaukee tie, 3-4, for three runs in the first. EASTERN LEAGUE Beckwthp 0000 Baines rf 0 0 0 0 Edwrdsef 3 000 AtlanU 3 7 12 19 11 9 8 Rvqwn Rartwn $.00 $.40 $ EtseiM Garita 7.40 4.20 500. He was honored with a trophy By United Press Internationa) Guerrerrf 1110 Moore Sb 3 0 10 Powell rf 4010 West 7 Mic A$is I 7.80 7 Elonie Umberto $40 Rookie of apiece and Doug Nelson and Dave streak to 12 games and ra is^ h is bat- Brewers their fifth straight victory Paul Molitor walked, stole second North 3010 two apiece for Buffalo in the opener. GB ToUls 941 7 1 ToUU 326 66 BellSb 0 0 0 0 Wynegar c W LGF GA BPPts Ouneia 25 $39.00 Quimela l-$ $31.20 and extra cash award for his ninth- W L Pet, 3000 Norw^ph 1010 Stiebitz two each for Nelson’s. Four ‘*"8 average to .314 from .206 for the and some pitching hope for the and scored on Robin Yount’s single. Loa Angeles (DO (DO 010-1 Foley c Seattle 10 1 22 6 17 77 Perfecta 25 $119.10 Perfecta 15 $96.90 place finish in Sunday’s race and his In the nightcap. White and Odell each Angels 2, Rangers 0 Buffalo S 18 M I ­ Pryor ss 3000 Los Angeles 6 3 It 9 10 46 the year SS 19 .568 Cincinnati 005 001 OOx-l IfT(«ta 28-7 $729.10 Trifecta l $-7 $272.80 different players had two hits apiece season. ^ future. Ben Oglivie walked and Lezeano then Glens Falls DP-CinclnnaU T^U 30 2 7 2 ToUU 34 0 10 0 Vancouver 4 6 Ui 16 12 36 -performance in driving throughout had three hits and Dave Viara and Don Aase pitched a no-hitter for 5 23 19 .548 IVt E -K nipt. Girffey. 7h*d: Lynn LOB-Los Angeles 7. Cincinnati 6.2D - Chicago (DO 00020(^-2 Portland 4 5 12 14 11 S for Garden. “I’ll take it,” said Rickey Keeton, slammed his double to make it 3-1. 19 22 .463 5 000 0000 0 0 -0 14.20 0.40 4.20 Hank Pawlowski two apiece. Bernie Caroo 2-3 innings and finally settled for a Holyoke Guerrero. H R ^riffey (3). Foster (7), MinnesoU 3GenoRoiharR 13.00 11.20 9.00 4 Arra Arcaraio R the month. who was called up from minor-league Gorman Thomas capped the scoring h Driessen (4). SB-Golllns. DP-ChIcago 2. MinnesoU 2. LOB- American Conference 1 like Zarra 0.80 4.00 1 Francnco bpa 4.80 4.60 A veteran of road racing circuits, ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Louis four-hitter, enabling California to W L Pet. GB Chicago 3, MinnesoU 10. IB—Johnson. \ affiliate Vancouver on Sunday. “ I for the Brewers with a sacrifice fly IP H RERBBSO East 8PicfRAMl $00 8 Renedo Umberto $.40 _ Cardinals Tuesday asked waivers on Waterbury 23 17 575 - Los Angeles HRs— Nordhagen (4). SB— BannUter. W LGF GA BP Pis QuneU 1-3 $38.60 Qunela 1-4 $30 20 Richmond was the fastest qualifying snap a 10-game home losing streak. 20 20 500 3 was pretty scared out there the first in the fifth. Reading Sutton (L4-2) 4 3 5 5 3 6 Mackanin. S-Morrison. Fort Lauderdl 8 3 9 16 19 67 MerfKla 3-i $122.10 Little League. veteran outfielder Bernie Carbo and Bristol 18 24 .420 6 IP H RERBBSO 7 3 19 15 IB 60 Perfecta 4-1 $6S.10 newcomer at the famed Speedway Bump Wills' two-out double ruined Beckwith Tampa Bay couple of innings but I settled down. I “ Buster gave us a super seven in­ West Haven 15 9 541 10 Chicago 5 6 17 18 14 44 Trifecta 3-1-8 $719 70 TnfecU 41-8 $79S.60 and started from 19th position. Aase’s no-hit bid but the 25-year-old Houp New England fourth: and Ricky Barnett hit t o t for the 1-7 ^ ^ ^ " " D J r h a 'r n - o m nings,” said Milwaukee manager Tuesday's ResulU Bums(WM) 82-3 10 0 0 3 5 Philadelphia 2 7 6 13 6 18 Tenth: Tonight's games threw as few pitches as I had to. It Gncinnati $80 3.00 right-hander picked up his fourth win Lynn 6. Reading 1 UCoss(W4m 9 7 1111 Proly (S2) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Central 2 Cara 14.80 $.00 0.00 5 Gemr 960 Town vs. A&!S, 6 —Waddell Cillers. Jay Moir played well defen- gpjjj,g{jgij gf the American Associa- was something you always dream Buck Rodgers. “He pitched like a Holyoke 4, Bristol 1 MinnesoU W LGF GA BPPts, 7 Fanfe 6.20 8.20 3 Arcaruo R 9.20 3.00 in eight decisions to become the first Waieribury 14, Buffalo3 T-2:17. A-20596 veteran out there tonight. He did all D Jackson(Ll-3) 7 5 2 2 1 1 CTiicago 8 2 21 12 19 CT 3 like 8.20 1 Uniuiaca 3.80 Nichols %s. Carter's, 6 ____ tion. .. . about and it all came true.” Glens Fb11s 9, West Haven4 Corbett 2 2 0 0 0 0 5 6 14 9 11 41 California pitcher to go the distance Wednesday's Games Mem^is QuneU 2-7 $40.80 QimeU 3 $ $36.00 —Buckley Sixto Lezeano gave Keeton some we could ask for and more.” ^Ik—Bums. PD-Foley. T-2:31. A— Detroit 3 6 15 16 14 32 Periectj 2-7 $224.70 Periecta $-3 $81 00 in 17 games. Reading at Bristol, 2 45B. Houston 3 7 10 15 9 27 Boland vs. .Ansaldi's, 6 —Leber Dairy Queen turned back 7-Eleven, Carbo s in*the^*iast^ two solid support with a tworun double In other AL games, it was Boston 5, Holyoke al Lynn Tnlecta 2-7-3 $$01.00 TrilecU S-3-1 $223.20 SAN FRANOSCO ATLANTA West fifth: 9-7, Monday at Verplanck. Kevin broke a during a three-run first inning and Toronto 4; Cleveland 7, Baltimore 6; Glens Falls at Waterbury ab r h bi ab r h bi W LGF GA BPPts Eleventh: Mottram hit best and John Avery and days by Buffalo al West Haven Northef 4011RoysUr2b 5 2 20 California 5 7 22 23 19 46 8 Geirieiu Hpa 9.00 6.40 4.20 4 Arra Garamendi I2 .N $.40 $.80 that quick 3-1 lead almost evaporated New York 9, Detroit 6; Chicago 2, Thursday's Games 5 4 14 13 12 42 1 Resceran Mondra T.40 4.00 John Eccher played well for 4-3 DQ. 10-game losing strea'^.^onday^witt Strain 2b 40 10BUnks3b 4 111 San Diego 2 Znui him 8 60 $.40 w h ^ Keeton, who Minnesota 0; California 2, Texas 0 Reading at Bristol Whitfildph OOOOChmbUlb 5110 Edmonton 4 5 12 13 10 34 6 km OUrreU $.40 2 loequm Garita 4.20 an 8-5 victory over New York. On Royals 4, A's 2 Glens Falls at Waterbury Wohifrdph 10 0 0 Matthws rf 42 2 2 CLEVEUND BALTIMORE San Jose 2 7 9 16 9 21 QuinieU 25 $37.40 QuiwU 1-4 $41.40 AMERICAN Ray James doubled twice and singled and Kansas City 4, Oakland 2. Buffalo at West Haven Monday, St. Louis waived veteran had given up a run George Brett led off the eighth in­ (Hark rf 5 12 0 Murphy cf 3012 abrhbi ab r h bi (Teams gel six points for a win. iw PerfecU 1-2 $91.10 Perfecta 4-1 $120.30 With Larry Stanford twirling a for 4-4 7-Eleven. in the first on an Indians 7, Orioles 6 1010 Dllonelf 4 1 2 0 Bumbiv cf 3 i i 0 points for a loss and a bonus point is Trifecta 8-2-6 $419.70 Trifecta 4-1-2 $492,90 reliever Pedro Borbon, sent pitcher ning with his third single of the game MONTREAL CH1CACX3 FjJI'S’*’ i'l° aSSSS i H 0 0 00 Mannng cf 3110 Dauerro ab r h bi ab r h bl [ y l ^ ^ 5 13 1 awarded for each goal scored up to a Sath; three-hitter, American Legion Donnie Moore to Springfield and RBI single by Tom Veryzer’s RBI single with two soil Hargrvlb 4113 Singlelnrf 5010 maximum of three per team per game Tn m h: and came around to score the win­ UFIora 11 4 0 0 0 Randle 2b 4 110 “ * ' ' ' 8 Fanste Uaberta llt O 4.00 7.00 1 Elorrio M IZ.OO $.40 3.40 AUTO blanked Bob’s Gulf, 9-0, last night at Illing ups record out in the ninth inning capped a two­ Scott 2b S : 1 0 KellehrZb 1 0 0 0 4000 OrUri 3000 Murray lb 5010 exludlng overtimes and shootouts.) Bruce Bochte, got ning run for Kansas City on a double 4 0 0 0 Hasscy c 4 0 0 0 Kelly If 2123 4 FrancHce Aiit I $.20 4.20 7 Afecrdi Umberto 9.80 16.60 . , , . , . ... recalled pitchers Jim Otten and Dawson cl 4 0 2 0 DeJeauaia 4122^<<'‘ ' 'Tuesday's Result Waddell Field. Stanford fann^ 15. run rally and carried Cleveland over 0 0 0 0 Harrah Sb 3 2 11 Roenlck If 3 000 $ hurrezui leonet 4.80 3 Rio Pierre 5.60 Illing girls track team upped its George Frazier from the same club, off shakily in the by Amos Otis. Right-hander Dennis Valentin rf 4 0 11 Bucknr lb 4 0 1 0 H*)' P'' ■ ® ® ® ? " lR L i ICdmonton t. Memphis 0 Jim Powers, Scott Gould and Brian 4000 ValMI 4oio'^PP*''P 0000 Bra&ordp 0 0 00 CSurbndh 4 2 2 2 Grahm Sb 4111 Wednesday’s Games QumeU 4-8 $$$.00 (NnieU 1-7 $43.80 record to 5-1-1 with a 59-45 win over „ “ second. But after Baltimore in a game which featured Leonard, 4-4, went the distance and Parrish 3b 0000 Rosellotb 3000 Sakati2b 0000 Fort Lauderdale at Chicago (Urterc 3 111 Fliueroll o 1 00 flennltph 1 0 0 0 Garberp Perfecta ^ 4 $I2$.70 PerfecU 1-7 $1$I.S0 Arnold each homered for Legion. . California at Portland 14 Kosciuszko of Enfield yesterday in six home runs. The Indians tied the Johnsn ph 1 0 0 0 Crowhalyd 2111 ) REPAIRS Rupert Jones Larry Cox’s 40 10Marllncl 4 110fJ“ *'<«P “““J Trifecta 8-4-$ $2.$46.10 Trifecta 1-7-3 $SU.00 scattered nine hits to pick up the win. Cromrtlb Veryzeru 4 0 2 1 May jh 20 1 0 Thursday's Games Enfield. , , NEW YORK (UPI) - Ruppert ^ ie r ss 4 0 3 0 Hendranrl 4 0 3 1 (No gamesscheauled) Attendance 2.19Z H n 4e 198,463 0000 Thmpsnrf OOOoH^^P ““““ Dempeyc 4010 "Homo oTulfTcioo^ronch" NATIONAL Bemzrd pr Kmcneks 3100 \ Sandy Prior heaved the discus 88- jgnes, the leading run producer on Leep Moriarty Bros, routed Auto Trim feet, 6-inches to set a Rham mark p,jg^ Yankees, underwent White ph ’/o V o ffi’oS ro'o“o JSiS TOUU S3 7 9 7 ToUli 3B 6 12 6 FREE TRANSMISSION-AID SPECI Norman p 0 0 0 0 mackwU c 8 0 1 0 ToUU 9 3 12 3 ToUU S 6 9 6 Oeveland (B00t80(a-7 ^1 • Complete Mechanical Service & Paint, 16-1, at Buckley Field. Jim along with Kelly Wynn, who turned in emergency surgery Tuesday night Sosap 0 o o o l^mnD s 0 n n 001000020-3 Baltimore 400101______(DO- 6 . Reds on home run hinge Office ph 1 0 0 0 Klnmnnh 0 0 01 AlUnU OM(B100x-6 B -V . Ctuz. DP-Baltlmore 2. LOB- BUY1 TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP at Gardner hurled a two-hitter in get­ a ; 19.6 clocking in the lOO-meter fgj removal of an adhesion that had NEW YORK (UPI) - A bottle of ' TirfrSTn 0000 B-Hemdoo. DP-AlUnU 1. LOB-San aeveUnd2,BalUmore8.2B-Slngleloo, • Collision Repair ting the win. Moriarty's turned over team. 9-5 and Houston edged San Diego 4-3. Tni.i. 414 in 4 T h i i i i U 4104 Franclico t, Atlai*! t. 2B-MatUiein, Murray, Manning, Ourboneau. HR- hurdles. Traci Sullins swept the 100 caused an intestinal obstruction and eye drops couldn’t have done a better It was the 42nd time in the game’s m™ ™.i i i o m ( ^ 2 Murphy,LeMaater.Royiter.Evana, Hill Kelly ft), Omham (3),Charbooeau (7), G e t 2 n d transmission t u n e - u p “FREE" • Auto Painting two doubleplays. Dan Soucier had (.lulrn 4, ExpoH 2 h and 200, Giselle Plante captured the may be lost to the club for from six to job. history that three players hit con­ ClaiV, McCovey, 3B-Malthewt. S-C rowley (21, Hargrove (5), Harrah (3). three hits and Brian Belcher and Dennis Lamp pitched an eight- lIo^Montreal 8. Chle“ o . Ji- ^KnePP«^ • Low Cost Service Rentals 400, Sherie Robichaud won the 1500, eight weeks. “It’s a pleasure for these tired secutive home runs. Jerry Turner, DeJesus. Randle. Henderson, Marll|B«»«»‘<^ SF-Ivle. IP H RERBBSO Brain Feshler two apiece to pace Felicia Falkowski took the 800 and jones went to a New Jersey hitter over eight innings and Ken IP H RERBBSO Geveland • Factory Trained Technicians eyes,” said Cincinatti manager John Dave Winfield and Gene Tenace of Valentine, Vail. HR-Carler (6). DeJesut Splllner MB’s. Henderson had an RBI single in the (3). SB-LeFlore. San Francisco McNamara after Ken Griffey, San Diego last turned the trick July IP H RERBBSO Knepper(L36) 4 4 3 3 4 1 Owchinko • Charge With Master Charge sixth to lift Chicago. Lamp, 4-4, Montclusco 2 3 3 1 1 2 V.Cruz(W32) TRANSMISSIONS from stomach pains and discomfort. George Foster and Dan Driessen li; 1979. Montreal 2 2 0 0 0 0 Baltimore NATIONAL FARM struck out three and walked three Lee(L25) Hallckl • 24 Hour Wrecker Service After examination, he was sent to slammed consecutive home runs in “I thought it might just hit the wall Norman 1 < AllanU Stone 2«9 BROAD ST, MANCHESTER Moriarty Bros, nipped Auto Trim before Dick Tidrow came on in the Sosa 1 McW)lmi(W3- 725 11 3 2 0 5 Ford(L15) Bennet nine bows NYU Hospital to be under the care of and then it might be a matter of Camp 25 1 0 0 1 2 Stoddard Tel. 646-6464 & Paint, 14-13, at Bowers Field. the third inning to power the Reds to ninth to pick to his second save. Diicago Yankees’ team physician. Dr. John a 6-1 victory over the Los Angeles whether it would be an inside-the- Lamp

MANCHESTER - Winners in the ■ If Illing Junior High School Science Tees at CCSC Fair were; Seventh grade and first ,y ' M. Dzialo, 363 Main St., South Cora L. Pierce, 83 High St.; place: Sandra Bowes; Eighth grade NEW BRITAIN - Rosewood Lane. Glastonbury; Barbara F. and James H. Stemmerman, HRCEB and first place: Kathy Ssarek; Ninth Manchester area residents Coventry Fiszel, 300 Dug Road, South 33 Hammond St. grade and first place; James were among the nearly 2,- Bachelor of Science: Steven Glastonbury; Henry J. South Windsor Vincens. Gondek, 1436 Hebron Ave.; 000 degree candidates at J. Pintavalle, 1111 South St.; Bachelor of Science: Various aspects of the projects and Stephen J. Werfel, 759 Susan M. Krawiec, 12 Parker were judged. Creative ability and the 130th Commencement Terrace; Jane M. LaChapelle, Richard W. Carlson, 65 Valley i i of Central Connecticut Main St. View Drive; Richard J. Dunn, scientific thought ae presented in the 30C Nanel Drive; Robert S. exhibit were each worth 30 points. State College May 23. Ellington McGuire, 13 Mill St.; 4 Tumblebropk Drive; Gil Congressman Bachelor of Science: Marybeth A. Simpson, 72 M idford, 685 G overnor’s Thoroughness, skill, clarity, and Christopher J. Dodd, D-2nd Douglas A. Durdan, 236 gcho Lane, South Glaston- Highway; and Katherine R. dranfalic value were each worth 10 Grahaber Road; Donna L. |,ury; Karen S. Sullivan, 476 Piela, 7 Deerfield Lane. i .w points, These judging criteria are District,, was keynote Bachelor of Arts: Ana A. speaker for the ceremonies Genovesi, 22 Standish Road; Wickham Road; and Francis used in the National Science Fair W i .1 and Dennis Goss, 63 Wapping q : Way, 76 liiompson St., AIzugaray, 216 Amato Drive; competition, which is why Illlng uses at the New B rit^r^am - Alice A. Chin, 45 Clinton pus. Wood Road. , South; Glastonbury. them. Drive; and Susan J. Surprise, Master of Science: Teresa Badhelor of Arts: Virginia ':W. Manchester area degree Adams. 110 Jobs Hill Road. c. Goodwin, 9 Johnny Cake 9 Main St. Salute to Disney a / candidates are: East Hartford Lane; Craig L. LaFIamme, Master of Science: Deborah VERNON — The Sykes Drama 152 Pond Circle, and Valeric Collins, 8 Collins Drive; Jean Manchester Bachelor of Science: Mark Club will present a “Tribute to J. Nicolaisen, 138 Farmstead L. Cutler, 2321 Ellington Bachelor of Science: D. Blain, 88 Barbara Drive; Disney” on June 4 at 7:30 p.m. The Lane. Road; Mary B. Olson, 281 Donald P. Belanger, lOS Joan William R. Brown Jr., 337 cast is made up of 32 students. Master of Science: Lucille Hilton Drive; and Kathleen V. Circle; Edward J. Cahalan, Prospect St.; Michelle L. G. Bahnsen, 331 Buttonball Whitten. 788 Main St. Some of the Disney Productions to 1196 W. Middle Turnpike; Camper, 168 Grande Road; Lane; Lillian Barlbault, 593 Vernon be blghlighted will be “Snow White,” Brett T. Carlson, 33 Olcott Charles J. Cenci III, 7 Bell “Pinocchio,” and “Alice in Drive; Marilyn A. Caron, 34 Bachelor of Science: Hwa Court,Cour Margaret M arg^et K^curiey,^R C ir ey ra Ch“ ‘"“‘ jjgj gj.; Wonderland.” Butler Road; Patricia A. Con­ Anita Drive; Chang, 299 Phoenix S t.; Marthan B. Gillotti, 534 Ad­ Several choral and solo numbers ti, 32 Lyndale St.; Wendy S. Donofrio, 41 Fuller Ave.; Catherine A. Gerakaris, 61 dison Road; Franclne Luizzi, Dow, 87 North St.; Michael J. Richard J. Donofrio, 205 George Drive; Carol L. Glam- will be featured throughout the 388 Hubbard St.; Susan D. Downing, 69 Overlook Drive; Brentmoor Road; Mark S. pa, 655 Talcottville Road; program. Scott, 67 Prospect St.; and John C. Duffy, 424 Summit Daniel G. Kowalchick, 29-A r ' Auxiliary picnic St.; Stephen M. Hanley, 438 W . G a r v K i l n Vernon Gardens; John W. W. Middle Turnpike; and Ar­ Lockwood, 121 Huntington MANCHESTER — The Army and nold L. Keyser, 99 Hollister Geraldine G. Drive; Lynn L. Palmer, Mt. Navy Auxiliary will hold its annual St. Also, Ann E. Masi, 929 Andrew, 89 Hampshire Drive. Vernon Drive; and Philip J. picnic Wednesday, June 4 at 6:30 Also. Ann M. Mazzotta, 79 Burnside Ave.; Hildegard J. Hebron Shamber, 72 Vemwood Drive. Mary Holt, left, and Nalni Dhar judge exhibits in the Science p.m. at the home of Thelma Weir, 170 Keeney St.; Terrence M. Mayranen, 85 Bedford Ave.; Bachelorof Science: AnnT. Wells St. Members are reminded to Milka, 93 White St!; Robert Bachelor of Arts: Michael Fair held at filing Junior High School last week, where more P e te r J . M c C a rty . 75 pehner, 48 Buck Road. H. JoheS, 28 Wellwood Circle; than 300 entries were submitted, the largest number of par­ bring pot luck dishes, place settings, W. Ostbcrg, 23 Bariy Road; Wentworth Drive; Christine lawn chairs and BYOB. For reser­ Norman R. Rodrigue, 20 Lynette M. Montesi, 142 Ver­ L. Mondo, 90 Naomi Drive; ticipants in the fair’s history. (Herald photo by Adamson) vations and other information call Lydall St.; Walter J. Schrass Marc D. Rick. 21 Goodwin St.; Bachelor of Science: Gary non Ave.; and Ingrid H. Jr., 599 N. Main St.; Maureen Mary L. Star, 95 Spruce F. Frachey, 16 Elizabeth St.; Reichl, 107 Main St. 649-1324. E. Shaw, 91 Overlook Drive; Drive; Susan M. White, 432 Robin T. Smith, 46A Goodwin St.; Diane R. Sycamore Lane; James C. Wickham, 86 Pendleton Wigren, 62 Agnes Drive; and Drive; and Charlotte A. Delores Y. Williams, 106A Young, 126 Silver Lane. New State Road. Bachelor of Arts; Leslie A. Bachelor of Arts: Mary L. Best, 94 Herbert Drive; Joann Foran, 48 Benton St.; Jennifer M. Dulka, 47 Ensign St.; summer’s best picks...priced right Hopkins, P.O. Box 722; Josh K athleen M. Hayden, 45 M. Howroyd, 31 Conway Wildflower Road; Pamela M. Road; Edward D. Krach, 23 Kehoe, 190 Andover Road; i/p th^caldp Beacon St.; Lynn D. Morin, 51 Thomas G. Lopata, 36 now for super summer savingsl Englewood Drive; and Nancy Sedgwick Road; James P. A. Yaconiello, 187 Mountain Morin, 26 Richard Road; Road. Virginia A. O'Brien, 25 Can­ /irhyou^favo^ Master of Science: non Road; Bruce V. Pettit, 927 Geraldine Brin. 119B Downey Main St.; Deborah J. Russell. Drive; Carol L. Champ. 41 A 29 Butternut Drive; Mary L. S e r v e r S t.; D ean A. Saport, 36 Leland Drive; Don­ DesRosler, 29 Terry Road; na C. Shaw, 61 Stanley St.; A Steven C. Howroyd, 108 Chest­ and Debra A. Williams, 76 nut St.; Marjorie Levinson, 53 Brewer St. i \ Waddell Road; Roberta Master of Science: Patricia McCormick, 82 Cushman A. Blanco, 583 Forest St.; Drive; Dale J. McCubrey, 63 Carol J. Chase, 83 Rolling Nutmeg Lane; Sheralyn L. Meadow Drive; Maucpen Ed­ Neuner, 6 Overlook Drive; monds, 53 Adams St.; Thomas Maureen Schofield, 27 Carol G. Hartney, 101 Garvan St.; Drive; Peter Tognalli, 64 and James Parham, 505 Bum- Falknor Drive; and Karan side Ave. letter perfect gifts Wilson, 78 New State Road. Tolland for greduetlong Andover Bachelor of Science: Peter You t':m bol on it, know inn you'll win. There's i J. Perrelra, 375 Crystal Lake for birtlidaysg nolhiiiR to lose except weight, and lose it yon will Bachelor of Science; Robert Road; and Mary A. Robinson, L. Chase, Bear Swamp Road; r / i if yon follow the siiKgestions for this liKht and 15 Sherry Circle. forspeclalfilfflng ■■■ hnely snnimertinie meal. and Patrick J. Kappenmar, Bachelor of Arts: Virginia 266 Lake Road. H. Homan, 44 Arnold Drive; Bachelor of Arts: Heather W hat’s more, while the name is noinn on the and Maeve P. O'Neill, 4 White L. Ebadi, 21 Lakeside Drive. players are luivinn a nood time. They’re hackinn Birch Road. Master of Science: Karen L. the faxorites. Chicken, blneherries, iced tea, Bolton Erlandson, 191 Anthony Road; m avhe a stir-fry dish It :ill adds up to a bin loss, Bachelor of Science: Judy Beverly C. Hawkins, 16 Elm which is, in this case, bcnioncr’s luck. E. Hinds. 60 Volpi Road; and Road; and Linda B. Sleeman, ,Sandra W. Pierog, 37 Brandy 149 Goose Lane. Tnistinn that tlic losc-wcinht diet is started St. Glastonbury toihiy, the pictured main dish will be on the card Bachelor of Arts: Clinton S. Bachelor of Science: Nighat for this c\ cninn I hc cicnant entree is appropri­ Rickards, 16 Brookside Lane. R. Ahmed, 366 Old Stage ate!) named Chicken Monte Carlo. Presumably Master of Science: Judith C. Road; Alicia M. Almagro, 45 because it's snch a nood bet. It's e.asy to prejiare in Kipp. 14 South Road. Slater Road; Robert E. Appel, a farnily-si/.e electric skillet th.at has a premium Sixth Year: Gail Smith, 32 64 Minnechaug Drive: Eileen F. Cleary, 49 Surrey Lane; ROMAN CRAFTSMEN non-stick surface inside and out. 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All the nutritioinil elements CHICKEN MONTE CARLO DEALERS CHOICE BEEF FRY Night telephone number; (Not pictured) Alexander the Great is said no charge, accessories. arc retained xxhilc the llaxors of the xarions in- 647-3227, to have camped under an nredients blend dclicionslx 2 poimds thicken iturtx William E. FitzGerald Indian banyan tree that I taldcxiHion hiillcr nr mtii fiuriiw I pniind hnueless rnwid steak (ahnal l/2-inch thick) Judge of.Probate was large enough to cover Whether chicken or beef is the focal point I run (I0-3/-1 ntnu cs) cniniensrti citicken hrnlli 1/2 cup diagnnallij sliced carrni his army of 7,000 men. 1/2 nip diagniialhi sliced green nniniis around xvhich the dinner rcx-olxcs, serx e the dish 1/4 cu)t tcalcr I iiwdiiiiii clncr garlic, niiiiccil with :> properix dressed crisp nreen sahid. rhc\'-8 1 m il (Iriiiiicd rhniiped cuinwd tnmalncx l/H teaspnnn grniiiid ginger h;iscd dressinn is diet f;irc \\ ith thcyonnrt b;iscand / enp xliccd Ircxli miixlnnnmx (ahniit 1/4 iininid) I enp preen pepper .xtr/p.s I tahlespnnii salad nil tannx t;istc. Broken doxvn to the tabicspoonful, it 1/2 enp sliced niiinii I can (W-3/4 minces) cniideiised heefii iiiiishrnniii sniip SUPER SUMMER SKIRTS ;id(K onix 10 c;dorics to the meal. BUYING GOLD & SILVER JR. COTTON SHORTS I small cince i’(irlic. niiiiccd 1 cup fresh nr Irnzcn Chinese pea pads 1/2 nip sliced water ehestinils For dessert, the dieter is holdinn bine chips in 1, 4 Icasimnii hasil Icdccs. crushed 643-4639 I tahlcsiinnn cnrnslarch 2 labirspnniis drii sherrii this losc-to-xx in sum m er meal. .\nx bodx' c:m Imx c 2 leaspnniis snij .snnee a nri’at h;md bx fillinn it \x ith fresh blueberries in Preheat fainilx size electric skillet to 40l)‘’F. Broxx ii Clinked rice WOODSIDE ANTIQUES Rsg. $12. Cool poly blend A Values to $20. Extra special ^ ^ ^ their natnr;il st;rte. .\ half a enp of hlneherries chicken in hatter. Hednee heat to 22.5°F. Add reinaininn Freeze meat 1 hour to firm (makes slieinn easier); slice into very thin strips. Preheat savings on the prettiest skirts 4 F ■ ■ ■ ■ (xvhich would he a xcry bin nnm's bin handful) innredients except eornstareh. (iover; sinnner 'lO minutes 210 PINE ST. shorts in zip-front style, two JK fainilx -size electric skillet to 4(K)°K. Cook carrot and preen onions xvith parlic and pin- around. Wraps, silt styles, 1 9% contains onIx 42 calories. or until done. Stir occasionally. Blend eornstareh and 2 MANCHESTER, CT. roomy pockets, trim fitting In r n m — m m m W per in oil until just tender; push to one side. Add meat; cook until color ehanpes, Be- elastic waists, some with big M m m — mW mW tahlesiroons water until smooth; sloxvK' stir into sanee. ALL MARKED GOLD & SILVER khaki, blue or white. Sizes 5- w dnee heal to 22S°F.; add remaininp inpredienis except rice. Cook 5 minutes or until roomy pockets, solids and w If the rlieter xv;mts a little som ethinn that's a Cook, stirrinn until thickened. Nlakes 4 servinns 13, the junior place. done. Stir oeeasionallx Serve ox er rice. Makes about 4 clips, 6 sOrx inps. _____ COINS & CLASS RINGS prints. Poly/cotton blends, 8- little different, a blneberrx inerinnne made ae- 18. sportswear. cordinn to the recipe here costs only 22 calories. l op this linht and loveix meal xvith a winninn BLUEBERRY MERINGUES WININOER'S SUMMER CAMP niass of iced te:i, servt’tl sim])ly with a lemon HELD AT 3 egg whiles, at rnniii leiiiperaliire L00MI8-CHAFFEE SCHOOL, WINDSOR xvr'dne, or perhaps a sprin of'mint from the nur- 1/4 teaspnnn ereaiii nj tartar BUS TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE den. To sweeten the pot. so to speak, if somethinn CREAMY REMOULADE DRESSING 1/2 Clip graiiidaled sugar must he anter'd up, nsf' a non-ciilorie substitute I nip fresh hlneherries. washed and dried I can (6 fl. oz.) "V-8” cocktail vegetable juice FAMOUS MISSES JEANS FAMOUS JUNIOR JEANS for sunar. GYMNASTICS 1-1/2 cups plain tjo'gurl In electric mixer howl, eomhine epp whiles and ereain of tartar. Beat at hiph speed DIRECTED BY BILL WININQER 3/4 cup su'cel pickle relish until epp whiles are foamy. Gradually add siipar and eonlinneheatiiip until eppxx biles OIRLS AND BOYS AOBB 8 AND UP The stakes in this weinht control business are 1/4 leaspaon paprilia are very stiff and plossy, hut not dry. Fold in hlneherries.

MORNING SOCCER, AFTERNOON GYMNASTICS I I The Traditional Way (with bnilin^ water): Brinu 1 (|tiart The Overnight Way (with cold water): Fill a cjuart jar or The Instant Way (with instant lea or the iced lea mixes): of freshly drawn cold water to a full rollinfi boil in a container with freshly drawn cold water. Add 8 to 10 Follow directions on jar or envelope. In general, use 2 SWIMMING Y ICED TEA saucepan. Remove from heat and immediately add 1/3 teabags, removing the tags. Cover and let stand at room rounded tablespoons of instant tea powder for each RED CROSS 8WIMMINQ INSTRUCTION AND cup loo.se tea or IS teabaffs. Cover and let stand 5 min­ temperature or in the refrigerator at least 6 hours or quart of cold water. Or 1/2 cup (or 2.sinall envelopes) CEipiPICATION IS INCLUDID WITH ANY THREE utes. Stir again and strain into a pitcher holding another overnight. Remove bag.s, squeezing against side of con­ of lemon-flavored iced tea mix to a quart of cold water. OPTHE PROGRAMS quart of cold water. Keep at room temperature until tainer. Makes I quart. Recipe may be doubled. FOR INFORMATION OR BROCHURE CALL F o u r W o r th ’s Charge Card make shopping so easy! WINNING WAYS ready to serve, then pour into ice-filled gla.sses. BILLWININOBRAT Downtown open Mon. - Sat. 9:30-5; Thura. eve 'til 9;00 EVBINING HERALD, Wed., May 28, 1980 - 15 14 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. May 28. 1980 Everybody’s budget stretcher Carrots make Menus applesauce, peanut butter Coventry vegetable sticks, french Wednesday: Baked Friday; Cheese pizza, Vernon square or fresh fmit. A glass of w ine... and bean soup Manchester older are as follows; fries, froit cup. chicken, whipped potato cole slaw, ice cream. Wednesday: Spaghetti in Monday; Tomato juice with gravy, com, dinner All Bcbools crunchy dish High & Hale Thursday; Beefaroni, meat sauce, tossed salad, Cafeteria menus which cocktail, turkey tetrazzlni, roil with butter, gelatin. Monday; Hotdog on roil, tossed salad, Italian bread, Monday: Sloppy Joes on yeast roll, gelatin or fresh will be served June 2-6 at noodles, buttered peas and Thursday: Pizza, salad, roll, g r ^ beans, potato fmit. Carrot lovers will be hap­ moderate heat 4 to 5 potato puffs, buttered com peaches. Manchester Public carrots, chilled pears, rye fruit juice, ice cream cup Rbam rounds, pear dessert. Thursday: Baked py to learn that their minutes, until carrots are niblets, pineapple. Friday: Juice, meat and Schools, are as follows: bread, margarine, skim or ice cream sandwich. Tuesday; Turkey roll, chicken, whipped potato, CAPTAIN COOK by Bob Steffy & Frank Ansley favorite crunchy makes an tender-crisp. Tuesday; Baked chicken, cheeze pizza, tossed salad, Monday: Hotdog on bun, Monday: Hamburg patty milk, coffee or tea. Friday: Tuna sub­ gravy, buttered rice, peas, bread and butter, excellent sweet-sour side Meanwhile, pare, core mashed potato, cranberry gelatin with topping. baked beans, carrots, on roll, potato chips, Tuesday: Meat loaf and marine, lettuce and mixed vegetables, bread brownie. dish to serve with Chinese and dice pear to measure 1 sauce, green beans, pan citrus frait. 2 CUP? buttered spinach or baked beans, spinach, crisp Robertson breakfast tomato, potato puffs, cole Friday: Pizza, salad foods, roast pork or sliced cup. roll, cook’s choice dessert. Tuesday; Oven baked and butter, applesauce. Vi QUAOT& a quarts lO Bartlett pear vegetables are preferred, Friday: Fishsticks, niblets, pineapple. Monday: Hotdog on roil, All schools LUES a d d n e x t f o u r INGREDIENTE turkey, gravy, mashed of the day and dessert. Also water salt and Pepper Vi cup sliced green onion add 1 tablespoon water and golden potato puffs, stewed Tuesday: Baked chicken, green beans, french fries, Monday: Hotdog on bun, AND SAUTE R?R HIT PN AIEPIPIA heat 1 tablespoon finely increase cooking time. mashed potato, cranberry apple crisp. potato, com, homemade available is the soup and french fries, hot vegetable, tomato, spiced applesauce, Soft sell in the overdue bill 5/WNUTES AlORE Elderly sauce, green beans, pan Tuesday: Shells with roll, apple crisp. sandwich of the day, fresh chopped green pepper oatmeal cookie, wheat fmit compote. notice department: the firm Thur^ay: Hamburger fmit and snack items. Milk 2 tablespoons brown Menus which will be bread, margarine, skim roll, cook’s choice dessert. meat sauce, grated cheese, Tuesday: Toasted cheese that’s mailing out forget-me- on bun, french fries, peas, is served with all meals. sugar (packed) served June 2-6 at Mayfair milk, coffee or tea. Wednesday: Juice, salad, peas, pudding, sandwich, cole slaw. nots to errant billpayers. almond cake. 2 tablespoons lemon and Westhill Gardens to The menu is subject to* turkey sandwich, fresh Italian bread and butter. L \ w V t® " n juice Manchester residents 60 or change. 'A teaspoon cornstarch ^------W .1 J.-W .i;U 4 .1 l| -l.l« .------A&P STORE COUPON A&P STORE COUPON 'A teaspoon soy sauce j Wilh This Coupon And A $7.50 Purchase' With This Coupon And A $7.50 Purchase* With This Coupon And A $7.50 Purchase' Heat oil in 9-inch skillet RICHFLAVORFULCOFFEE 8WI88-DOU1LE 8TUFF-OR with cover. Add carrots. The voice of the black-eared Selected trom Rooen Siefty j Coptoirr Cooi« cooiiDooi> wiiri iiiuii'ottoos Oy Fronk Anjioy Con be Dufcnoieo Sprinkle with salt. EI6H T NABISCO ot bookstores Of tof S5R5 (postpaid) ironT Determined Productions inc PO Boi 2150 Son Fioncsco CA 94126 cuckoo sounds like that of Cover skillet. Cook over a squirreil 15 01. O'CLOCK V iLAD t OREO pkg. I IN STA N T DRESSING COOKIES ADVCRTISEO ITEM POLICY: Ueh el ihtte edfertletd *Eicepi Items Prohibited 8y Lew ‘ERcept Items Prohibiled By Law ’Except Items ProhibitedBy Law Limit One Coupon Per Family Limit One Coupon Per Femily Limit One Coupon Per Family r lltme h r t ^ e d le be rtedHv ivaNable ler tele et er belew tbe Valid May 25-31,19€0 It’s a mixed pot Flowerpot ■dftrtteed prtec In tech AAb Itere, eicepl • • epecmcefly In vValid a lid May 25-91.190025-31.1960 ^ ____Valid May 25^1.1960 ONF OF THf STOPASHOPCOMPANIFS for nation’s leaders Your • for health needs Barbecuing BUTCHER SHO n^J=i\ r if k - iKCOUNTRY FARM PORK Sen. Edward M. and sold like hot cakes at Carter. • service W i t h » ■ M edi0 Ready Ground Supermarket Prices " % Kennedy's favorite recipe this past weekend’s state From the wild west, drug PORK is beef stroganoff. Maine Democratic Party conven­ brown elk in beer is brewed • low prescription prices Barbecuing in a flower­ her food and party Gov. Joseph E. Brennan tion. by Wyoming Gov. Ed Save even more with this special coupon pot is one way of fighting suggestions are con­ GROUND store... Each Package Contains: 3 BREAST QTRS. favors rolled coq au vin. ' Derby pie was Kentucky Herschler. MarbQ inflation. siderably simpler; sweet COMBINATION PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES / (with back). 3 LEGS QTRS. (with back), But New Hampshire Gov. Gov.'John y . Brown J r .’s “It’s great when you can This offbeat alternative and sour spareribs and pic­ BEEF EACH PKG CONTAINS; 3 NECKS, 3 WINGS. AND Hugh Gallon goes for late entry. write to all 50 governors to a regular grill is among nic pudding salad, as •6CENTERCUT S S S k . i* . 3 GIBLET PACKETS. ______PORK CHOPS H m ■ V whoopie pies in a big way. Recipes from New and get 100 percent TES-TAPE many money-saving ideas examples. The salad is SOLO IN V Beef, chicken and pies England leaders included response,” said Mrs. SAVE64< ANY NEW for outdoor cookery made with canned and 3T.i -L B» AVGAun. ^ %x ROAST “full of sugar” are all part Massachusetts Gov. DiCenso. “ We even have nS-TA K 2 2 9 PRESCRIPTION described, in two new fresh fruit and instant pud­ ROLLS of “Americana Cookery,” Edward J. King’s lobster recipes from Puerto Rico Coupon fo r RX purchase only. / paperbacks, one by an ding mix. • 1 LOIN END lb Lim it one per fam ily offer expires ROAST a “political potpourri" of newburg and Connecticut and the Virgin Islands, and OUR REO 2.93 June 14,1960. American woman, the top dishes submitted by all Gov. Ella Grasso’s election a foreign entry. A glucose testing other by a couple living in Barbecue and the joy of BOX-0 MEDI MART RX COUPON HLENOL TABLETS tape. By Lilly. England. cooking on an open fire 4 CENTER CUT. 2 SHOULDER. 2 SIRLOIN END CHOPS-PORK LOIN 50 governors, as well as the day cake, a spicy raisin “Queen Elizabeth’s cake SAVE42‘ BEEF RIB-BONE-IN president and Rosalynn concoction served in the is the only thing she goes Other alternatives they (Quick Fox 34.95) is for Carter. Hartford area on ballot box into the kitchen for, we OUR REO 2.09 I suggest are the lid of a people who want Rib Steaks '2^ Asst. Pork Chops lb. PORK LOIN-RIB OR LOIN “The governor of Ken­ day. were told,” she said. Sale, last pain reliel...withoul MEDI MART metal garbage pail, a five- something grander than BEEF RIB-BONELESS-FORM. DELMONICO * CHICKEN aspirin. 100-cl. tucky was just about the Rhode Island Gov, J. Like . the queen, many MULTIPLE gallon can. a wheelbarrow, makeshift grills. Co-author Rib Eye Steaks '31? Center Cut Chops American politicians CHLORTRIMETON Heinz Kurth provides last to reply and I told him Joseph Garrahy enjoys VITAMINS a toy wagon; bricks, foil FRESH-U.S.D.A. INSPECTED FRESH-U.S.D.A.39 INSPECTED COLGATE I’d have to include Ken­ eggplant parmigiana and couldn’t resist getting their TABLETS SAVE 1.40 and a rack or a foil-lined excellent directions and il­ ANN PAGE MEAT QMr- s c o n o w E is tucky fried chicken if he Vermont Gov. Richard A. names into the credits. SAVE90‘ OUR SALE PRICE TOOTHPASn iron skillet. lustrations for building a Whole (2 ,.. 1-lb. For most such makeshift SLICED 1-lb. Chicken didn’t write m e,” said Snelling bakes oma cake, T h e r e ’ s c h ick e n 2 ? ? . REQ 4.39 SAVE 40* variety of indaor ahd out­ 5-lb. or larger, pkg. grills, you need the con­ door barbecues and a com­ pkg. Josephine DiCenso. which includes chocolate, enchiladas Babbitt from m REQ 2.59 In regular or iron. 36S-cl. BACON 4 Legs package Fryers FRANK8 She coTnpiled the cinnamon and lemon juice. Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbit tainer, a layer of gravel, bined barbecue-smoke Long lasting allergy lab- COUNTRY SMOKED MEATS Fresh-Chichtn (with parts ol back) Frtsh-Ouarttrtd. Split or QUICK FROZEN-SALAD SIZE cookbook published by the The White House dishes and Jo e’s fried chicken lets. 8 m g. 24 ct. MEDI MART sand or dirt deep enough to oven. LEG QUARTERS CUT-UP FRYERS Penobscot Valley were predictable- from Missouri Gov. Joseph Limit 2 rolls per cus­ insulate it from the heat Frash-Splil For C ooking Ease Frtsh-U.S.D.A. Inspected COOKED Cap'n John’s PROFESSIONAL tom er CANADIAN 3'AtO Democratic Women’s Rosalynn’s peanut soup P. Teasdale. OUR REQ 1.19 and a layer of extra-heavy D A I^ A il Old-Fi»hlon«d Stjrl* CHICKEN BREASTS WHOLE ROASTERS 4 lbs 5 oz & l oz. FREE 8HR IM P Club, which was unveiled and peanut brittle a la CURAD STRIPS SHAMPOO OR aluminum foil to keep Kurth and his wife, D A u U l l 3-H).IVQ.tl29 SAVE60‘ W ilh M F P , RIHSE briquets from sinking into Geneste, caution indoor W H S M J fV OUR PRICE SCOOP the bottom layer and cut­ barbecue builders that 59 ' ting off air circulation. oven-hot bricks or stones iOAE FARA# \ aSHM ERE SEALTEST-LIGHT 'N LIVELY Enjoy trout even OUR REQ 1.19 EA ICE CREAM All three authors are that touch an existing The "ouchless" bandages. in, commendably safety­ In plastic or sheer. 60 cl. Boz. Compare to Vidal SAVE 40* BOUQUET structure “need to be in­ FIRST O' THE SEASON S assoon. SAVE 20* conscious. sulated. and, most impor­ Cottage Cheese when fish won’t bite IW Dian Thomas, author of tantly, require a canopy or FRESH This summer you can The fish cook quickly, so wash and dry fish. Place in TELFAPADS MEDI MART Backyard Roughing It hood that will gather all OUR SALE PRICE j / 16 oz. enjoy delicious barbecued have your favorite home single layer in shallow BOOT POWDER Easy (Fawcett Columbine the smoke and dangerous i i ' c o n t. 4-PK PEACHES trout even if your fisher­ fries, salad and biscuits baking dish. SAVE 30* OUR REQ. 1.59 35.95) warns against using carbon monoxide gas and Avarlelyof llavorslo OUR REO 99* man's had bad luck at lake ready to serve when you Combine remaining in­ 79 ' refrigerator racks as carry them outside via a QQC choose from. A 4 ph, o l 5 oz bars gredients. Pour sauce over For larger wounds. grills. “Some contain a or stream. put on the trout. Incidental­ 7 70URREQ1.29 gallon. flue or chimney. An ef­ 69 10-cl, 2"X3". In either '/! DELICIOUS Trout from farms in such ly, barbecued trout also fish. Let stand 1 hour, tur­ 13-oz. Compare to harmful substance that is ficient extractor fan may CREAMY AND SMOOTH adhesive o r sterile. released by the heat," she E llio s i6 o z 1 states as Idaho are makes excellent hors ning once. S how er to S how er. be needed,” they add, to Breakstone 16 OZ I pkg available in supermarkets d’oeuvres. Remove fish, reserving writes, draw smoke and gas Sour Cream cont I Cheese Pizza Ms. Thomas is a former around comers, “and this year-round. The fish come Barbeoued Trout sauce for basting. Place LIP QUENCHER ASSORTED FLAVORS BLACK FLAG home economics teacher sort of installation is INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED both boneless and unboned. 6 pan-dressed rainbow fish in single layer in well- GLOSSnCK Ann Page greased hinged wire grills. ANT TRAPS from Utah. specialist work." Ched-O-BIt To barbecue, be certain trout or other paa-dressed SAVE 50' Cook about 4 inches from SAVE 20* “1 never planned to write Although the Kurths’ Popsicles your coals have turned ash fish, fresh or frozen Cheese Slices LONG-GREEN INHUSK-FLORIDA a book,” she said during a gray, indicating a properly 2/3 cup soy sauce moderately hot coals for 5 139 S TR U aO book was written for ASSORTED VARIETIES to 8 minutes. Baste with I OUR REQ 1 89 S TR U aO recent visit to New York hot and consistent Vi cup ketchup 79 ' British readers, the Fresh Stouffer’s sauce. Turn. Cook 5 to 8 The unique moisturi­ GAS GRILL OUR REQ 99' City. She began by A&PBaby Sweet 5ftQ ^ temperature, before put­ American edition is fine $4 2 tablespoons lemon zing lipstick by Entrees ting fish on the grill. You minutes longer or until fish SAVE 20.00 FOLDING 3-pk. K ills even lire teaching outdoor cooking both from the do-it- Gouda Cheese juice C hapstick. Cukes •or I Corn ears 0 9 ants. to students on the junior JUMBO ROU PAPER TOWEL8-125 ct. or may place them directly on 2 tablespoons salad oil flakes easily when tested GRILL yourself standpoint and the ASSORTED-BATHROOM 5 a greased grill or on high school patio in Orem, recipes. The latter have 1 teaspoon crushed with fork. 79«« SAVE 5.00 FRESH-CRISP GREAT FOR BAKING-BULK Utah, near Sait Lake City. both metric and American aluminum foil atop the rosemary This kitchen-tested SECRET STLVANIA ■Delta Tissues Coronet Napkins grill. recipe makes 6 servings. “ 1 was hoping to capture standard measurements. Thaw frozen fish. Clean, DEODORANT OUR REQ 99.99 MAGICUBE Romaine A Q 0 Russet their interest at the begin­ The Kurths recipes are 4-roil *< no cl. I SAVE 64* & 70* Features a 230 sq. inch SAVE 40* ning of the school year.” more adult-than child- pack cooking grid, heavy 14” ■twib Potatoes •i) •>*«■ ^ 3 9 Lettuce 59* 119 Then she began taking oriented — steak au poivre, I EA. steel base with heavy OUR REQ 19.99 d u ly w h ee ls and Is Features 380 sq. inch them on day trips into the spiced lamb chops, yogurt FARM MT. VERNON OUR REG. 1.89 OUR REQ 1.79 made of cast aluml- chrome-plaled cooking nearby mountains, where beef-kebabs and curry- R egular or 3cubes/l2 flashes num. Comes with lava grid. 24" diameter and VEGETABLE BEEF RICH-TOMATO WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM Anti-Perspirant 4-oz. they also cooked outdoors. flavored grilled chicken, as ALL LAYER VARIETIES & FLAVORS rock and 20-lb. L.P. a 4 position positive Eventually she wrote a examples. But they do FRESH DAIRY STORES GAS TANK. Needs % grid adjustment some assembly. master’s degree thesis on devote short chapters to DUNCAN HINES CAMBELL’S HUNT'S GREEN GIANT U|| K| 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd. ■••'•aijOn FIDDLE FILM DEVELOPING outdoor activities and children's parties and m iL n . Manchester Manchester T O E B lh S r FADDLE SETS ■ turned the thesis into a children’s party drinks. CAKE MIX SOUP SAUCE CORN SAVE 16* 15QT 30-Q T FORTHE I book, "Roughing It Easy.” RAINBOW ICE COLD COOLER A second b r.HOUNn T o o n n i n ^ Tobin Franks 88 ' Lustrous walnut finish o r lo tio n. 8 oz warmer or cooler with a food processor. The Reirtl Domino CoNectlen gi TOBIN POLSKA OUR REO 1.29 hardwood frame, yellow large double boiler. In the author's concept of picnic • ImporlodPoreolain China m«ichn.Qr4»»i'i or c h o co la te canvas. 7 ~•eweeKe«ekpe»e< Delicious hoi or cold. first instance, fill the bot­ food Is right on target: it EIGHT O’CLOCK JO Kielbasa 20-oz. 39 tom with preheated rock should be easy to eat and MUGS ’n i COLE SLAW, MACARONI OR salt; in the second, a layer need no last-minute ™ 4 9 t SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE of ice cubes. BEAN COFFEE C Potato Salad cooking, unless a barbecue ______. THRU MAY31,tOeO She also provides direc­ PLATES i l . l2l£22l££U EAST HARTFORD... SILVER LANE Is part of the plan. Her ad- tTEM Sf OR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DE ALERS^ UnuiMtly Im vy d«m«nd9 m«y rt- tions and recipes for a PRICES SFFICTIVE MAY 25-31.1660 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALE8T03PACKAQES ANOTQCGRRECT IVPQOBAPHICAL ERRORS ^ SUPER INFLATION FIGHTER Qwirt our itllln g llm llt on tom* vlce about safety, Itomi In lairnoit to all evitofnari. CHARTER OAK MALL 569-4120 genuine Hawaiian luau for seasonings and transpor­ people willing to dig a pit in ting food to the picnic site RUNCHESTER SALE ENDS SAT. MAY 31 their yard — but most of is equally sound. CALDOR PLAZA H im CORNERS. 16 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., May 28, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Wed., May 28. 1990 - 17 How to eat sensibly Easy Cheese Puff Make granola It is surprising to learn This slightly sweetened nutmeg refrigerated. salt. at hamburger stands that “granula” or and spic^ version also Vk cup honey This kitchen-tested Arrange half of apple New OrleanS'Style “granola” was eaten as a goes well with your Vk cup oil recipe makes about 10 mixture in buttered When Marcia LaSota was petrified of fast food.” tion or money.” In another telephone in­ Easy Cheese Fhiff New health food more than 100 favorite« cereals for 1 cup dark raisins cupK. shallow IVk-quart pregnant with her first Both the Stern- Maybe she’s not a terview, Ms. Beno es­ O rlean s is a m outh­ 1/3 cup liquid Carnation to mixture in saucepan. years ago. It was then breakfast, as an apple Bet­ In large bowl, combine, Granola Apple Betty casserole. Dot with 1 crusader, but Chapters One timated the Long Beach ty ingredient or in muffins. oats, coconut, sesame chiid, “I didn’t want Denenberg and Beno books watering yet economical Instant Nonfat Milk Heat to boiling, stirring crumbly mixture of 6 cups sliced, peeled tablespoon butter. Sprinkle and Two of her book sound clinic counsels 200 out­ seed, sunflower seed, pickies or ice cream. I include suggestions for casserole dish which can 5 eggs constantly. Reduce heat, natural grains. (Add 1 cup of granola to apples with IVk cups of granola. like a concerned con­ patients a month. wanted a hamburger.” prudent ordering in fast be quickly prepared from Vk teaspoon pepper boil gently 1 minute. Pour- Today there are many batter for 12 muffins.) wheat germ, cinnamon and Vk cup sugar Repeat layering using sumer; “We need to be version of granola. You can Spiced Granola nutmeg. 2 tablespoons flour remaining apple mixture, The Mankato, Minn., food eateries. ingredients which you 2 cups shredded mild Ched into IVk-quart casserole or “Virtually all the tests of realistic,” she said. “Peo­ 4 cups old-fashioned or* Add honey and oil. Mix butter and granola. housewife describes The former also contains usually keep on hand in the dar cheese souffle dish. Blend flour make a batch at home 2 teaspoons lemon juice well. herself as "pretty much a nutritional analyses of food food in this Industry proved ple eat so many foods away pantry and refrigerator. into liquid instant milk. combining your favorite quick oats 1 teaspoon apple-pie Cover and bake in far too rich in calories,” fast food junkie” at that at 24 chains and a week’s from home. They (may) The recipe is one you'll Saute onion and green Pour into blender jar. Add grains, fruits and nuts. 1 (4-ounce) can shredded Pour into 2 15-by-lO-by- spice preheated 375-degree oven time, about three years menus that include two or she writes. “In fact, many want to eat at McDonald’s probably like to keep. pepper in butter in m ^ium eggs and pepper. Blend 30 Granola makes an coconut IVk-inch jelly-roll pans. Vk teaspoon salt until apples are tender, typical single meals Vk cup sesame seed Bake in preheated 350- about 40 minutes. ago. three fast food meals. or a pizza place once a Your family is sure to saucepan. Drain tomatoes; seconds on high. Add excellent high-energy 2 tablespoons butter or Let cool slightly. Serve She kicked the habit by “People eat an average provide about one-half of week. If they have to give find Easy Cheese Fhiff New reserve liquid. Cut up cheese gradually, blending snack to eat out of hand Vk cup sunflower seed degree oven until golden, margarine, divided all the calories needed for Vk cup toasted wheat about 18 minutes, stirring with whipped cream or Ice writing "The Fast Food of 10 meals a month in fast up their favorite foods, Orleans impressive, and tomatoes. Blend cor­ until smooth. Carefully during outdoor activities. 3 cups Spiced Granola, an entire day by a normal they will go off their diet germ occasionally. Cool and cream. If desired. This Calorie Guide,” a $2.95 food restaurants,” Mrs. vou can take satisfaction nstarch into reserved pour over tomato mixture Take it along in a plastic divided adult male, and far too kitchen-tested recipe pocket-sized paperback Stem said in an interview. after a while.” that you’re providing them i liquid. Add tomatoes, cor­ in casserole. Bake in slow container or plastic bag IVk teaspoons ground cin­ crumble. Stir in raisins. In large bowl, combine many calories than needed makes 9 portions. recently published by her “I’m not advocating Her book, too, is with a meal which is as nstarch mixture, olives, oven (325'F .) 40 to 45 when you go hiking, biking, namon Store In tightly covered apples, sugar, flour, lemon husband, Ralph Gabriel. eating fast food once a by women and children.” designed primarily for nutritious as it is delicious. and mushrooms and liquid minutes. Serve at once. fishing or sailing. 1 teaspoon ground containers, preferably juice, apple-pie spice and Her book contains calorie day,” she said, but, “It’s in She also is concerned women, although the The ingredients from the counts and nutritional your life, it’s very popular. about “the overabundance center also sees quite a few pantry are: Carnation ins­ analyses for popular items “How do you live with it of ... other agents like teen-agers and children, tant nonfat dry milk, at 20 fast fo ^ chains and if you’re overweight?” she iodine that appear in far she said. canned Contadina whole larger than necessary three ice cream chains asked rhetorically. She For all patients, she peeled tomatoes, green amounts in a typical fast throughout the United said the book tries to added, “We set goals — olives, a jar of sliced food restaurant m eal” and States. It also contains answer the question im­ how often they may go (for mushrooms and an onion. diabetic food exchange plicit in many adults' con­ too little of certain other fast food), how much they The refrigerator probably values for items at 14 cern over fast foods; nutrients, such as biotin, may eat, what other alter­ contains the remaining chains. “What should I worry folacin, pantothenic acid, natives — non-food related items — a green pepper, In Long Beach, Calif., about?” iron, copper and total activities — they have to eggs, and Cheddar cheese. GlfTSsJUne BR1D€ Memorial Hospital Mrs. Stem said the diet vitamin A. socializing around food It will take only minutes Terrific 4^Day Savings for the Thrifty Shopper! 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V^OFF TSrelating to disability is sent apple aAd her sisters have — to the CT ageilcJ:\H a clai- bwn dishing out an awful lot — currently recehdng , of applesauce to the men ever 4 3 Oak Street Unsocial security disablmy since, says our resident miso­ MANCIESIER gynist SEA FOOD 649- 9^ An opiimlit Is a fellow who .S£RVMQ THE AF€A OVER asvEARS BRWGYOUROWN plans to make money on the V * / BEER OR WINE pups when be sees the wolf at the door, r EVENING HERALD. Wed.. May 28, I860 - 19 itt - F.VF.NING HERALn, Wed.. May M, 198Q_ Venus unveih mountain higher than Everest WASHINGTON (UPI>-Beneath comparable to Earth’s ocean basins. The National Aeronautics and Pioneer Venus’ radar has covered Make-ahead desserts for springtime The other highland region mapped valley region east of Ishtar. the permanent clouds shrouding the Perched on top of the giant continent Space Administration based its 93 percent of the . by the Pioneer Venus radar has been Rising out of the continental plains golden brown and cracks planet Venus lies what may be a hot, are two highland regions. report on the Pioneer 'Venus analysis When seasonal delicacies grease, too, so the batter minutes at medium speed tentatively named of Venus are what appear to be two feel dry. Cool cake upside gently rolling supercontinent with The tallest peak seen by the of Drs. Harold Masursky of the U.S. The space agency said the highest like fresh asparagus and can cling to the pah as it (portable mixer use after the Greek goddess of love and huge volcanoes, larger but shaped down (on funnel or bottle) scattered mountains, ancient craters satellite radar rises 27,000 feet above G eological Survey and G.H. and most dramatic highland region rhubarb first appear in bakes. highest speed). Pour even­ beauty. It is as large as the northern like the volcanoes of Hawaii. Two and deep valleys, the space agency surrounding terrain and 35,300 feet Pettengill of the Massachusetts seen in the new radar maps is called food stores, it’s a signai to Don’t overbeat this cake. ly into prepared pan. Bake at least one hour. Remove half of Africa and consists of two robot Soviet spacecraft landed just search out recipes for light It only takes two minutes. at 350°F. for 25 to 35 cake by carefully running rejwrted today. above the predominant continental Institute of Technology. The satellite Ishtar Terra after the Babylonian plain that scientists use as “sea goddess of love and war. It is about mountainous areas separated by a east of this volcanic region and found and lovely springtime Angel food from scratch minutes or until toothpick thin spatula around edge of The agency said a new report reached Venus in December 1978 and lower region. based on information from the level” on the dry surface of Venus. is still working. radioactive element concentrations desserts. requires long beating to inserted in center comes pan. Gently press away The largest basin on Venus is about similar to those in basaltic lava The mountain, called Maxwell Separate atmospheric probes that the size of Australia with Maxvvell Here are two good make- whip up 12 egg whites and out ciean. Cool upright in from side so as not to tear Pioneer Venus radar satellite showed 9,000 feet beneath the gently rolling Montes, is taller than Earth’s accompanied the satellite measured and other mountains in the East, and flows. Masursky and Pettengill said ahead cake desserts. dissolve the sugar, but pan on cooling rack (about cake. only about 16 percent of the planet's continental plain used as a reference surface consists of low-lying basins nignesi,highest, methe z»,uuu-iooi29,000-foot iviouniMount surface surtace temperatures of 917 degrees additional aoaiiionai ranges in thetne WestWesi and it now appears that Venus’ crust is Either would be a beautiful most of this work has 45 minutes); invert onto In small bowl, blend all surface consists of low-lying basins level. NASA said this low area, like 1 ■ Everest. fahrenheit. North. thicker than Earth’s but not as thick finale to a company meal already been done for you wire rack. Cool complete­ glaze ingredients until others on Venus, appears smooth to as those on Mars and the moon. or just right to serve when in the packaged one-step ly- smooth. If thinner glaze is the radar and may be relatively They said the lower part of the it's your turn to entertain version. In small bowl, j>repare desired, stir in additional young gelogically and blanketed by crust apparently consists of heavy your club. Cool the cake completely whipped topping according milk a drop at a time. lava flows. basalt-like rock surrounding the Fluffy Fruit Torte is an in the inverted pan, using a to package directions until ■Spoon over top of cake Trooper poses as press The space agency said the lowest whole planet. On top of the basalt is elaborate-looking layered soft drink bottle or funnel slightly thickened. Blend in allowing some to drizzle point on Venus appears to be a 9,500- what seems to be a layer of lighter, dessert combining layers to keep the cake from glaze packet and continue down sides. 12 servings. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The decision to l l ’s executive news producer Chip Neal called state police, but no other legal action had been foot-deep trench in a valley just east granite-like rock apparently forming of rich, moist cake with a touching the counter as it beating until thickened. issue false press credentials to New to ask about someone spotted filming the considered. of Aphrodite. There is a similar the single, globe-girdling continent. fruited whipped filling. Cut cools before gently Fold in drained Hampshire State Police at Seabrook broke no demonstrators Sunday with a camera la&lled “I was the one with overall responsibility preparation time by using removing it from the pan. blueberries, pineapple, law. But Acting Attorney General Gregory "Ch. 11.”. for the press credentials, therefore it was my a lemon blueberry Bundt Instead of cutting this cake marshmallows and nuts. Smith said it was "not something we should Station reporter Andrew Meyers said the fault. It was a mistake that will not happen cake mix, which is sliced to with a knife, which would Slice cooled cake into three SUPPERTIME have done.” cameraman also carried a green press badge, again,” Duncan said. make three layers. mash the delicate struc­ layers. Spread Vz of filling Public televison officials complained identifying him as “Warren Brown, WENH, He said the governor had no knowledge of Reserve the blueberries ture, cut out the pieces evenly over bottom layer. BUDGET TIP Tuesday that press passes bearing the Durham, N.H.” the decision to issue the credentials to the of­ from the mix to combine with the tines of two forks. Replace second layer; station’s name had bmn issued to police Smith later confirmed the man as Sgt. ficers, but refused to comment on who was in­ Skillet dish saves money. with crushed pineapple, If you want to dress up spread with remaining filming anti-nuclear demonstrators at Warren Brown of the New Hampshire State volved or why C3iannel 11 was selected. When dinner hour catches Seabrook. Police. marshmallows, chopped Golden Lemon Angel filling. Replace top layer. you by surprise, hero’s a Police were filming to help in prosecuting walnuts and whipped top­ further, serve it with Sprinkle or sift powdered great beefy dish. It’s a west­ Gov. Hugh Gallon’s Press Secretary Dayton “By engaging in this sort of an action, they those arrested during the three-day ping for the filling. Juice scoops of sherbert or a big sugar over top of cake. ern version of traditional Duncan later admitted giving out credentials probably damaged our news department’s demonstration at the $3.1 billion nuclear drained from the pineapple bowi of fresh strawberries Store tightly covered in Shepherd’s Pie that uses to two troopers identifying them as credibility and may have endangered the staff power plant construction site. Campbell's Chunky Beef is used as part of the liquid and powdered sugar. refrigerator. 16 servings. cameramen for WENH-TV Channel 11. on our crews,” Neal said. “Their purpose was to document the y o u th s p e c ia l t y shop in the cake. Powdered Soup as its base- so it rus­ “In retrospect its obviously not something Fluffy Fruit Torte Golden Lemon Angel tles up pronto and is easy “It’s unethical and I resent being used un­ weekend as they’ve done in the past,” Duncan 767 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER we should have done. It was not illegal. No sugar topping is all you 1 pkg. Pillsbury Lemon Cake; on the budget. knowingly as a front for surveillance or under­ said. “The bulk of their shooting was at the need to finish off this at­ Blueberry Bundt Cake Mix 1 pkg. Pillsbury White COWPOKE SKILLET specific law was broken. But it would have cover operations or whatever activity the police lines so that if a police officer made an tractive Bundt-shaped 8 V4-0Z. can crushed Angel Food Cake Mix 4 slices bacon bwn much better not to have done it,” Smith state police feel that they' have to do,” he arrest they could have a videotape for added. Fluffy fruit torte spring dessert. pineapple 1 1/3 cups water 1/2 c. chopped green pepper said. prosecution purposes.’’ Golden Lemon Angel is a Vi cup margarine or 2 tablespoons lemon 1/2 c. chopped onion Smith claimed he had no knowledge about The producer said a protest over the inci­ State Police Director Col. Harold Knowlton 1/4 tsp. marjoram leaves, dent was lodged with Duncan, Smith and the cake that is as much like butter, softened juice Duncan’s activity until Monday when Channel could not be reached for comment. spring as daffodils. You crushed 3 eggs 1 tablespoon grated 2 cans (19 oz. each) literally make this dessert 1 envelope whipped top­ lemon peel Campbell's Chunky STOREWIDE in minutes by using a one- ping mix 6 drops yellow food color Beef Soup 1 can (about 8 oz.) whole Feast like maharajah step angel food cake mix, V4 cup cold milk Glaze: State pays $3.5 million for V2 acre to which you add lemon kernel golden corn, Vi teaspoon vanilla ® 2 cups powdered sugar drained SALE juice and grated peel for HARTFORD (UPI) — A half-acre of land more for the tiny parcel of land in Fairfield. conceded the payment was possibly the Vz miniature 1 to 2 tablespoons milk 1 Tbsp. cornstarch the state sought to acquire seven years ago The State Bond Commission, with a court bright flavor and a few 2 Tbsp. water largest overall percentage increase in cost marshmallows 2 tablespoons lemon through condemnation, but no longer needs, order hanging over its head, held a special One Day C)nly Thursday, May 29 on Indian chicken drops of yellow food color Vz cup walnuts, chopped juice 3 c. prepared ma.shed ever paid by the state in a condemnation case. to enhance the golden potatoes has cost state taxpayers $3.5 million. meeting and quickly approved the payment in The payment to Laurel Inc., owner of the There are a variety of 1 (2V4-pound) frying tender, about 30 minutes. Put all ingredients into Powdered sugar 1 tablespoon margarine f) Tbsp. grated Parmesan bonded borrowing for the parcel it thought appearance. The state Tuesday reluctantly agreed to pay small piece of land, resulted from extensive ways to prepare chicken, cut in serving Serve with hot rice and work bowl. Process until Heat oven to 350°F. or butter, softened cheese was only worth $41,200. r e g . Incidentally, this is an the $3.5 million before it costs the state any court litigation and the interest compounded economical, high-protein, pieces assorted condiments, as finely chopped. Grease and flour 12-cup 1 teaspoon grated lemon In saucepan, cook bacon State Transportation Department officials as the case dragged on. ideal dessert to remember Bundt fluted tube pan. until crisp; remove and low-calorie chicken. In 1 egg, beaten desired. , Pickle-Dale Chow-Chow peel The land had been sought by the state to cor­ off prices if any of your guests are on Rinse and drain Heat oven to 325‘^F. In crumble. Pour off all but 3 many families, however, 2 tablespoons salad oil This*” kitchen-tested 1V4 cups chopped sweet Tbsp. drippings. Cook green rect deficiencies in the ramp work at the a low fat or low cholesterol blueberries. Drain pineap­ large bowl, blend all cake All Top Brands • Regular Stock any change from "fried” 1 (10t4-ounce) can con­ recipe makes 4 servings. mixed pickles pepper and onion with mar* diet. ple, reserving juice. Set ingredients until Merritt Parkway’s Sport Hill Road or "roasted" is hard to densed cream of chicken IV2 cups chopped dates joram in drippings until ten* State GOP backs Reagan SIZES Dill-Cranberry Relish If you haven’t baked an pineapple aside. Add moistened. Beat 2 minutes Interchange in Fairfield-a project that has sell. soup 2 cups fresh cranberries (8-ounce package) dcr. Add soup, corn and angel food cake for a while, enough water to pineapple at medium speed. Do not bacon. Blend cornstarch and long since been abandoned by the state. • Infant-6-24 Months • Toddler 2-4 Yrs. But you’ll find more and 1 medium orange 2 tablespoons silvered HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut’s new As for the Anderson delegates, “ We feel remember that you must juice to measure 1 cup. In beat longer. Pour batter water until smooth: add to The state put up the $41,200 offer as a more customers for M) cup milk 3 medium dill pickles orange peel soup mixture. Cook, stirring Republican par^- chief expects the state's they should go to both Mr. Bush and Mr. • Girls 4-6X, 7-14 • Boys 4-12 use a clean metal or glass large bowl, combine large into ungreased 10-inch deposit when the condemnation case was seconds of this IV4 teaspoons curry Vi cup walnuts Vi cup sweet-pickle until thickened. Meanwhile, delegates supporting George Bush to join Reagan, divided as close to the proportion as taken to court by Laurel Inc., which argued Prep 14-20 mixing bowl. Plastic can clear packet of cake mix, angel food tube pan. Bake Americanized version of powder 6 tablespoons sugar liquid retain fats from previous combine potatoes and Ronald Reagan’s backers at the party's the primary dictated.” loss of the land would deny adequate access to margarine, eggs and at 325°F. on lowest oven cheese. Top beef mixture Indian sesame chicken V2 cup coarsely chopped Thoroughly wash Vi cup water national convention. Capecelatro, in his sixth term as First contiguous land on which it was building con­ use. Be sure the tube pan is ’ pineapple-water mixture rack position for 45 with potatoes. Makes about QBEIGSBGEI MFrcnmncwinitEli^B iO iiJL ^ with piquant curry sauce. sweet mixed pickles cranberries and orange. Combine pickles, dates GOP State Chairman Ralph Capecelatro Selectman of Orange, was elected last week dominiums. completely free from until moistened. Beat 2 minutes until crust is deep 5-1/2 cups, 4 servings. Serve it with your own Combine flour, sesame Slice orange and remove and orange peel in bowl or said Tuesday he also felt the six state by the Republican State Central Committee as The court in 1974 awarded the firm $2.57 dill-cranberry relish, seed, salt and pepper. Mix seeds. jar. delegates pledged to John Anderson should be state chairman, succeeding Jo McKenzie who million, apparently considering the loss of yiVIN A $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE FREEj pickle-date chow-chow or well. Put cranberries, orange Mix together pickle “divided proportionately” between Bush and resigned because of illness. potential profit on top of the cost of the parcel. both, plus nuts and Dip chickenin egg. Coat slices, pickles and walnuts liquid and water. Pour over The HolMIc Reagan “but that will be decided on the state The new party chief said he would be The state pursued the case until the state ' oerojiTAT coconut. with flour mixture. Cook in through food chopper. Stir pickle mixture. convention floor.” “delighted" if Bush were chosen as Reagan's Supreme Court upheld the lower court deci­ Sesame Chicken with oil until lightly browned on in sugar. Cover and refrigerate at Bush, who bowed out of the presidential running mate. sion. But by that time, $965,000 in interest was Piquant Curry Sauce all sides. Chill several hours least 24 hours before ser­ I Weight Loss Clinic race Monday, won 15 of the 35 delegate votes “I'd like that very much. He won the state added to the award plus court costs over the cup flour Combine remaining in­ before serving. This ving. Stir several times to TfflS IS THE SEASON FOR in the Connecticut GOP primary in March primary and he's a strong candidate in years, adding up to the $3.5 million which the Yautb Spodallv Shop mix well. while Reagan gained 14 and Anderson OOWaiOWNMAHCHtSTlt 2 tablespoons sesame gredients. Mix well. Pour kitchen-tested recipe Connecticut who would help greatly Bond Commission authorized. MH seed over chicken. makes 3 cups. This kitchen-tested BLACK collected six. Republican candiates in the state," he said. The special meeting was called Tuesday to NOT GOOD K M SALE MEKH4NCNSE Capecelatro said Bush “still remains a can­ Vk teaspoon salt Cover and cook over low NOTE:Relish may be recipe makes 3 cups. Capecelatro said another running mate he avoid a court order recently issued by HE t i s i B l ■>4 teaspoon pepper heat until chicken is prepared in food processor. CARPENTER ANTS WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT? didate and his delegates are still committed to could support was Sen. Howard Baker of Superior Court Judge William McGrath direc­ m In addition to being him but I understand he has asked his Tennessee. “I find him very acceptable,” said ting the state to pay immediately or face delegates to support Mr. Reagan.” unsightly and unsanitary. Capecelatro. punitive action. 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Herald Reporter degree they aren’t paid as much. Flrst Federal Savings of Harold Is rosponalblal VERNON — She left her nice com­ major accompllshment-it’s Julie lives in a small house that’s Iboforo publication. „ for only one Incorrocll Srinakbarinwirot University in the East Hartford is marking SALESMAN WANTED. Full PART TIME HELP after- fortable home in Vernon to live in on stilts because the area where she Insartlon and than only I time, young and aggressive, noons 2 to 6. General all town of Maha Sarakham where she its 50th year of operation jDaadllno (or Saturday lo tho Bizo of tho Thailand and to teach there and she lives is prone to flooding during the and inaugurated the year willing to learn the appliance, sround Laundry Work. doesn't regret it for one minute. lives. It’s about 300 to 350 miles land Monday Is 12:00 original Inaarllon. T.V., audio business. Paid Summer help welcomed. Call rainey season udiich runs from July with a gala party celebra­ medical benefits, vacation 289-1527. Julie Lamb, daughter of Mr. and northeast of Bangkok in the middle of through the end of October. Her iNoon Friday. Errors which do not I the northeastern section of the coun­ tio n a t th e b a n k ’s laaaan tho valuo of tho and sick days. Call for inter­ Mrs. Jerome Lamb of Venata Drive bouse has screens but some of them headquarters. The occa­ view, AlSieffert's Appliances, SUMMER COMPANION for 2 has been teaching at a Thailand try. do not. She shares it with the la ^ I? .r Iciasslflad ads are advortlasmont will not 647-9997. boys, ages 9 and 12. Hours: Miss Lamb teaches English to sion also marked the kick­ jtaksn over lha phono bo corroctod by an ad­ University for two years and will be who is head of the English depart­ off of First Federal’s Monday-Friday, 9 to 6. Must students who are studying for a as a convonlonca. The ditional Insortlon. TRUCK M E C H A N IC , have own car. Call 273-2013; or going back next week to complete the ment at the university. advertising campaign: Experienced in all phases of 872-2682 after 6 p.m. third year. degree in education. The program The house has two bedrooms, a she has a contract with is cailed the “The Eagle is (Solden.” truck repair. Gas and diesel. Even the 90-degree unseasonable living-dining room, kitchen and Cronin and Company Must nave own tools. weather being experienced in this Princeton in Asia Program. bathroom. ‘Ihe bathroom, she said, Minimum 5 years experience. However, she finished the two year’s Inc., Hartford, is responsi­ Excellent salary and fringe area this week seems comfortable to isn’t exactly your modern-type ble for the campaign which She Kerat& HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR OR of that program and will now be CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING benefits. For appointment, Julie who said the average bathroom. utilizes print, radio, and call 688-7596. SOPHOMORE BOYS for strictly a contract teacher for the un- kitchen work, dishwashing temperature in Thailand is 95 to 100 The town Is basically a school town television. The introduc­ Legal Notice d e g i^ , most of the year. vierstiy. having, besides the Questional un­ Notice is hereby given that H ip Waniod 13 AUTO BODY COMBINATION etc. (Automatic machine) 3 Most of the students are already tory television commercial MAN or painter. days a week alter school,and One week after she graduated from iversity, a physical education school, is an animated cartoon’ an order dated 5^y 22, 1980 Saturdays. Apply in person, graduates of two-year colleges and has been issued by the under­ MACHINIST - Exneri Experienced. Must have own Drew University in New Jersey, a vocational college, hi(d> schools and showing First Federal’s tools. $7 an hour. All fringe Brass Key Restaurant. had certificates saying they were SI signed authorizing the name Set-Up Man for CN(; Lathe & Miss Lamb left for Thailand and to several elementary schools. eagle arriving for its Milling Machines. Able to do benefits. For appointment, The prime source of income for the of the gas screw POSEIDON, call Bill Kates, 688-7596. EARN $50.00/hundred birthday party at the main O fficial Num ber 546962, some FTograrnming. 1st and securing, stuffing Envelopes. people of Maha Sarakham, is office in East Hartford. owned by Jean Harvey of 2nd shift or part time. Paid Free Details, Reply; growing rice and during the winter Health Insurance. Inquire: "Homeworkers - S15". Box In attendance at the par­ which Hartford. Ct. is the Chapel Tool Co., 81 Woodland season the natives work on crafts. home port, to be changed to 94485, Schaumburg, 111. 60194. ty were president Robert St., Manchester, 646-5^. RN OR LPN. II p.m. to 7 a.m. Miss Lamb said most'of the people of Lunch, George Stewart, MIS-TIFF. ASSEMBLERS & COIL that area are very poor and they Part time. Enjoy working Robert Bonner, Frank P. F. Jones PART TIME JANITRESS for with an excellent supporting WINDERS - Females don’t get much help from the govern­ By direction of the Officer medium sized office eomplex. staff, caring for our elderly preferred. Finger dexterity Perlitz, and Frank Hours 5 to 10 p.m. Monday, ment. ' Whitehead of First Federai in Qiarge Marine Inspection patients in the self-care unit. necessary. Experience not The rice crops were poor last year U. S. Coast Guard Tuesday and Thursday. Phone Very pleasant atmosphere, necessary, will train. 4 day • « A - Savings. John Riccio, ac­ Mr. Whitney at 568-2020 for week. 10 hour day. Full time. 7 because of a drought, even during the 076TI5 wod wages and benefits. » •!. , t count executive at Cronin, appointment. Please call Mrs. LeBlanc, to 5-30-part time shifts so-called rainy season and the year attended for the agency. Lost and Found 1 RN, 646-0129, M anchester available. Apply: Able Coil & before because of an over-abundance Manor Rest Home, 385 West Electronics. Howard Road, EXPERENCED Bolton. of rain. Among those attending a 50th birthday party for First Federal LOST - Standard Poodle. Center Street, Manchester. Most of the factories and big plants Julie Lamb of Vernon points to the spot on miles from Bangkok,' the capitol city. Savings of East Hartford were president Robert Lynch, George Black male. Name "Peter.” EARN 550.00/hundred are in Bangkok which is in me cen- the map of Thailand, where she has been Lost in Valley Falls Park, NURSE AIDES securing, stuffing Envelopes. (Herald photo by Richmond) Stewart and John Riccio of Cronin and Co., ad agency. Invitation To Bid Vernon May 7th. Desperately trai section and is the wealthiest living for the past two years. It’s 200 to 300 Free Details, Reply area. The Manchester Board of in need of medication. SUMMER SECRETARY. Ten "Homeworkers - V 15”. Box Education solicits bids for Reward. 643-8584 ; 643-1747. NEEDED weeks, June 16th-August 22nd. Miss Lamb said she doesn’t reaily 94485, Schamburg, 111. 60194. country grows a large variety of all hand dyed and hand woven. While she only actually teaches 12- INDUSTRIAL ARTS- To provldo Nursing Care Office duties and typing. App­ like Bangkok because it’s too wester­ fruits and one of them is called Social life for Julie mostly consists 15 hours a week, she spends from LUMBER for the 1980-1981 In private homes and ly to: YWCA, 78 North Main AMBITIOUS PERSON - Work 5 usine66. □ EMPLOYMENT Street, Manchester. 647-1437. nized and is like any other big city. durian. She said it’s a strange fruit, of getting together with friends, about 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the school school year. Sealed bids will Medical Facllillas. Part your own hours, full or part She said no one would believe, time. Cali 646-8689. very large with a custardy substance sometimes on picnics and sometimes preparing materials for class or be received until 3:00 P.M., time, full time. Considera- TWO M A TU R E without seeing, the number of cars on '^ 1 June 17, 1980, at which time Holp Wanted 13 inside. “It smells terrible but tastes at each other’s houses. If they want working on an extracurricular llon givan to preference RESPONSIBLE PERSONS to the roads and thus the pollution is they will be publicly opened. COVENTRY PUBLIC delicious,” she said. to swim they can go to the Chi River project. Named as diplomate NURSES AIDES wanted for oh— Location and Hours. oversee -operation of midnight high. Many an American woman would The right is reserved to reject full time on all shifts. Apply NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY shift, full time. Apply in per­ W8?^h for 1980- or any of a number of lakes in the At Drew she majored in any. and all bids. For Information call son: Seven-11 509 Center 1981 &hool Year. Assistant Asked about the newspapers in that eat their heart out if they saw some area. director of nursing. Salmon- ™'>cipal for Coventry High anthropology and her minor was MANCHESTER— Dr. Joel L. Rosenlicht has been Specifications and bid forms brook Convalescent Home, off 643-9515 Street, Manchester, country. Miss Lamb said in the area of the handwoven materials Julie “It’s a very peaceful life,” Julie archaelogy. Her father, who is a School, Grades 9 thru 12, an- where she lives there are only papers accepted as a diplomate to the American Board of Oral may be secured at the House Street, Glastonbury. brought home with her and some of said. She doesn’t have television representative for Pratt & Whitney, Business Office, 45 N. School Please call 633-5244. SINGLE LADY or MARRIED Learning that are printed in the Thai language. and Maxillofacial Surgeons. Dr. Rosenlicht practices AID ft ASSISTANCE COUPLE to live in 6 Room Disabi Ity Teacher for Middle the clothes she had made there out of because there’s only one television worked in Thailand for one year so he Street, Manchester, Conn. School, Grades 5 thru 8, She said there are about three some of the materials. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at 272-D Main St. of North Eaatani Conn. Home. Reasonable rent. Wili station and it’s pretty bad, she said. was able to prepare Julie with some Dr. Rosenlicht graduated from Fairleigh Dickinson Raymond E. Demers, AVON. TO BUY OR SELL in accept children. Call 649-7911. English Teacher, Grades 9 American newspapers in Bangkok I t ’s h a r d 't o believe but a Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ 357 East Cantor 8t. thru 12. 1 year Position, However, she does enjoy the luxury information about the country before University Dental School, Teaneck, N.J. He completed Business Manager but they’re not very good. dressnuiker there will make the try, Hebron or Andover, call Manchastar SHORT ORDER COOK - t 'mentary Reading of reading novels which she didn’t she left. his speciality training in oral and maxillofacial surgery 07SJ)5 523-9401. Teacher, Grades K thru 4 She said the iournalists have to be dress for |1.50 to f2 and that includes have time to read while in college. Daytime. Apply in person only very careful about what they write After her final year in Thailand at the combined program of Boston University and Tufts after 2 p.m. La Strada West, Conn. Certfication required «< making up the pattern too but not the She also has a good cassette player so and print. If they write anything that Julie said she would like to get her University. 471 Hartford Road. Contact - Donald Nicoletti’s cost of toe material which is also is able to listen to the music she degrees in anthropology and South office, at 742- 8913. EOE. against the government it won’t get Dr. Rosenlicht and his wife, Jacqueline, live in Vernon. quite inexpensive, even though it’s likes. Eastern Asia studies. “This year I’ll printed. be thinking about where I would like HOUSEWIVES The government is a constitutional to go,” she said adding that there are monarchy. They have a king and 7 KIDS- several colleges here that have good If you like working with people In a queen but an elected parliament con­ programs. stimulating environment, you’ll love trols, much like the government of While not specifying exactly what Appointed director England. "It’s a very milatiudstic Dr. working with us. country,’’ she said. her pay is for teaching at the Joel L, Rosenlicht 13 and Olderp i HARTFORD— Frank J. Smith of Manchester has Thailand university. Miss Lamb did By their standards the prices are Houriy Wage, Pius Commissions and say she feels a little guilty because been appointed director in the casualty-property personal high for food. Miss Lamb said she she makes more than her department lines department at the Tqpvelers Insurance Co. His ap­ Bonuses. eats mostly Laotian food which is head. She said they feel she should pointment was announced by Morrison H. Beach, chair­ very spicy because they use a lot of Earn Up To 9— 1, 1— 5, 5 - 9 . because she gave up living in the man of the board. chili peppers. She said they also use a Smith joined the edmpanies in 1974 as assistant direc­ states to work with them. 569-4993 lot of plaa-ra which is a fermented She said she’s able to save quite a tor in the corporate management and services and plan­ Caii Us At fish sauce used a s ' seasoning. She bit of money because she doesn’t live ning and later that year was transferred to his present said it gives the food a nice taste but extravagantly. “I live like the people department in the same capacity. people who are in that country Smith is a member of the board of directors of the *60 PER WEEK MANCHESTER DRIVE-IN BABYSITTER WANTED. of the town do,” she said. She said it working with the Peace Corps are Connecticut Savings and Loan Association, a professional now has openings for counter 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. in my home. told not to eat it. meant having to change her attitudes help and maintenance help. Own transportation. Monday but said being young it didn’t upset member of the Association of Internal Management Con­ Call Mr. Wilson, evenings, at through F riday. 649-5466 Rice, of course is a popular food her. h . sultants and a professional member of the Association for Work 3 to 4 Hours Per Night 649-5900. before 3:00. but Miss Lamb said it’s different that So next week Julie will fly half-way Systems Management. He is also a graduate of the SHEET METAL WORKERS - LAUNDRY WORKER. Full the fluffy rice we usually eat in this around the world and though her real Management Development Program of the Hartford Gail Ivan at 647-994H country. It’s glutinous rice which .1 Graduate Center, and is a senior member of the For Heating and Air Con­ time, including every other Julie Lamb holds a skirt made for her by a Thailand mother and father here, and her ditioning. Industrial and weekend, for institutional dressmaker and on her lap are pieces of silk material which they usually form into a ball with brother William, will be sad to see American Institute of Industrial Engineers. Commercial. Shop men and laundry operation. Apply in their hands and then dip into various Julie U m b ’s house in Thailand, nestles in with others of was handwoven by the people of that country where she has her leave, it's sure that her adopted A native of Richmond, Va., Smith received a B.A. Installers. Liberal Company person. East Hartfora Con­ mixtures. She also said she eats a lot similar design. The stilts protect it from the flooding caused degree from Hampton Institute and an M.B.A. degree Benefits. 871-1111, 728-6600. valescent Home. 745 Main been living for two years. (Heraid photo by Richmond) during the Monsoon season. family in Thailand will be happy to Street, East Hartford. of fresh fruit and vegetables, liie see her. from the American University. He is married, has three children and lives at 93 Fer^son Road in Manchester. WAITRESS - Nighttime. 18 years and over. Apply at- La MATERIAL HANDLER - a permanent position of door Frank J. Smith Strada West, 471 Hartford ®he H c ra lb Road. warehouse material handler for our South Windsor loca­ Revitalization task force RECEPTION- tion. Starting at $5.10/hour, Charter review sought with progression and advance­ IST/TYPIST - Pleasant. Per­ Caldor earnings increase sonable and capable typist ment opportunities, including The Sewer Authority members fringe and vacation package. By BARBARA RICHMOND cents a share compared to $1,312,294 or 16 wanted by office located in the have indicated they would like to NEW YORK— Caldor Inc., the dis­ Manchester-Vernon area. Phone 528-8146, Dave Farley, to attack specific areas Herald Reporter count department store chain, has cents a share for the same period last Please send resume to: Box for an interview. The Ceco have full power over the operation of VERNON — When the Town Coun­ reported a 10.6 percent gain in net ear­ year. Before the adjustment (or UFO, KK. c/o Manchester Herald. Corporation. An EEO VERNON — The Revitalization o f The parking and traffic sub­ Fcmofi the plant but not over the budget end Caldor had net earnings of $1,833,325 or 21 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY. employer. Ckimmittee, made up of A. DeMalli, cil meets Monday night Mayor Marie nings after adjustment for a change in ac­ EAST HARTFORD Rockville Task Force, appointed of the operation. The women in our business committee, is made up of M. A. Abbott, R. Menard, and M. Burke, Herbst will ask it to initiate a counting method for inventories and a 21.4 cents a share for the first quarter com­ make as much money as the SUMMER WORK. Local several months ago by Mayor Marie Gurevitz, A. Schaefer, H. tion of the plant. The mayor said while the commis­ suggested as a reason for people to Charter Revision Commission, from percent increase before the adjustment, pared to $1,510,557 or 18 cents a share. men. If you're looking for businessman needs fifteen Herbst, has been divided into sub­ Desruisseaux, and B. Edwards. This Mrs. Herbst said that Republican sion is doing its work it wilt probably ARRIER WANTED equal opportunity, call 646- return to Rockville that the area, seven to nine members, to establish for the first quarter ended April 26, 1980. Sales for the first quarter increased 14.9 PART-TIME MOTION people. Full time/part time. committees to attack various areas committee plans to survey the Mayor Pro Tern Morgan Campbell also be asked to “clean up” some 3936, between 10 and 4. PICTURE OPERATOR. $5.82 per hour. Car necessary. besides being the medical-legal- guidelines as to who has authority It was also announced that the company percent to $116,885,138 from last year’s #44-126 Silver Lane of concern, John Carter, chairman of Rockville merchants to see if there has agreed to represent the council other areas of the charter as far as Experience preferred, but Must be 18 or over. Call for banking center, should house the over the sewage treatment plant has increased its quarterly cash dividend $101,695,523. willing to train mechanically ^pointm ent, 9 to 4, 872-2128. the task force said. are any, as yet, unidentified problem on the proposed Charter Revision some verbiage is concerned. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 historical aspect of the town and operation. (Commission as has Joseph Belanger, to 15 cents a share from 12Vk cents a The newly increased dividend is payable incline individual. Two or College students welcome. In its initial report to the mayor, areas. The committee said it’s the three nights per week. Write Academic credits available. former city. The present charter has overlap­ chairman of the Sewer Authority. Church supper share, an Increase of 20 percent. June 20 to stockholders of record June 6. of MY COMPANY will employ the task force has proposed that the present consensus that parking, in “With the work being done by the Carl Bennett, Caldor president, said a stating current employment ping sections giving some authority The mayor would like the council Harold Kanin, Caldor vice president, 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 two people to start work im­ lo: Box L, care of Manchester SECRETARY to President - Economic Development Commission general, as a problem, is being Historical Society in getting the area BOLTON— The United stock dividend was not declared because mediately. $150 per week of the town step up its efforts to in­ In that area to the Town Council, the to appoint the complete commission Methodist (Church will have a roast said net earnings after the adjustment for Herald. I'm shifting into Sales and overemphasized. declared a National Historic District the company has adopted an aggressive ASK FOR CHRIS potential, plus bonuses. Cali need capable, resourceful in­ crease the tax base. Carter said the Public Works Department and the Monday night and to have the beef dinner Saturday with sittings at a change in inventory valuation to the 646-3936 between 10 and 4. The committee said with a few the town should take an active part in cash dividend policy. dividual to replace me as committee feels this will have to be Sewer Authority. The mayor said members start work immediately. 5 and 7 p.m. at the church on Boston LIFO method, totalled $1,452,030 or 17 Equal Opportunity Employer. exceptions there seems to be supporting this effort,” the com­ secretary to our President. done if a true revitalization of adequate parking in the center of that it was obvious from discussions She said the commission will have to Turnpike (Route 44A). You'll need accurate typing, ty mittee said. the council had on the plant’s budget complete its work and get council ap­ DENTAL RECEPTIONIST, HAIR CUTTER WANTED reasonable speedid in Rockville is to occur. “The present Rockville with the problem areas The menu includes roast beef, Part time for dental specialty with a clientele, for a youth businesses must be induced to stay The committee thinks that that it doesn’t want the public works proval of any proposed changes by baked potatoes, vegetable, salad, shorthand.' Assignment is being around the hospital. They said markers should be established at the involved. office. Previous dental office oriented salon. C)all 649-1136. varied, including responsibli- and expand. They must also help Sept. 4 in order to have the changes experience required. Send this would become an additional sites of buildings which are no longer beverage aqd homemade pie. ty for insurance ad- change the image Rockville has been This is the first year that the included on the ballot of the resume to Box JJ, c/o SECRETARY-GAL FRIDAY. problem if additional buildings are standing and also suggested the Tickets cost $5 for adults, $4 for ministarion and correspon- given unjustly,” the committee said. budget for the treatment plant, November elections. senior citizens and $3 for children. Manchester Herald. Full or part time. Small office dance and counseling built without parking being created possibility of establishing a name for in Manchester. Pleasant The local Chamber of Commerce which is a new 316 million facility, The mayor said the commission Reservations, which are employees on benefits. Initiat- for ^ese buildings at the same time. the Rockville section noting that has been prepared separately from LEGAL SECRETARY. Full phone personality, good vie and good judgement should be asked to promote the “This might be further complicated will be required to have a public necessary, may be made by calling and part time. Experienced in typing and general office Manchester is known as the “Silk the other town budgets. This is essential-Monday-Friday 8-5. Rockville section while not creating if the parking area in the Rubin com­ hearing before it starts Its work and 646-8533. real estate and litigation. shills. Responsible indepen­ Paid Insurance. Send resume City.” It suggested the possibiUty of because it has been mandated that HOUSEWIVES Benefits. Glastonbury center. a split between Rockville center and plex (Rockville Shopping Plaza) is one after it makes its final report to The event is to raise money for the dent position. The right per­ to: Chris Garcia. Hartford using the “Loom City” for Rockville the users pay for the complete opera- the council. Call 633-4617. son will grow with us. Write Despatch, P.O. Box 8271. East other shopping centers. “We feel restricted in use, either by being con­ church. T.S.I., 164 East Center Street, there is no real conflict between the which was once famous for its Hartford. Conn. 06108. or trolled or the establishment of more woolen mills. Ryha takes exception RN OR LPN. Part time, 11 Manchester, Ct. 06040. or call phone me for an appointment above two. Possibly the Rockville business in the unused portion of the p.m. to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor. 646-6062, ask for Tom McCar­ 528-9551. EOE. section should be treated as the property,”' the committee said. It Date corrected 91 Chestnut Street. 649-4519. ty- medical-legal-banking center of the also suggested the possible establish­ MANCHESTER — Fred Fredette Earn Extra Money BURGER ^ INSURANCE AGENCY - ★ town,” the committee suggested. ment of a mini-bus service to make Day at Highland Park Elementary KING W RNSDLPNS East Hartford. Full time posi­ This subcommittee has as members, better use of the existing parking School will be June 8, from 2 to 4 p m. Bolton budget flap surfaces tion. Must have agency needs men or women to work John Loranger, S. Zahner, Francis areas. EXPLORE YOUR background in Fire L The date appeared incorrectly in full or part time nights, 5 to Armentano, and R. McLaughlin. The Historical Restoration Sub- Tuesday’s Herald. By DONNA HOLLAND budget for extra patrol.” budgets. POTENTIAL AT MEADOWS Homeowners Rating. He said, “most of the money we With Your Own Excellent benefits. Please closing, or 7:30 to closing. Herald Correspondent Ryba said, “I took advantage of requested remains in the budget but contact 289-6461 days, or 569- BOLTON— First Selectman them (finance board). I had to try it. Meadows Convalescent Home, 0063 evenings and weekends. Apply at 467 Center Street, I had to see what was going on. I had in different categories with most of it one of the area's leading Henry Ryba took exception to a re­ professional nursing homes. Manchester. cent article In The Evening Herald to prove it to mvself. The Board of going to the capital reserve fund.” ;!!/( challenges you lo investigate one RN'S & HOME HEALTH Vernon detour delayed Finance cuts ^ust for the sake of cut­ of our Mill or Part Time Openings The selectmen had requested $70,- AIDES - Full and part lime that quoted the resident state trooper Part Time Jobi that are now available. M^eadows Butineaa Opportunlllea 14 ting.” 000 in reserve fund bqt the Hnance welcomes inquiries from all positions. Good salary and State officials have indicated they as sa3ing the town’s police protection By BARBARA RICHMQND railroad right-of-way from Route 30 Ryba believes if the money for board put $100,000 in that fund. qualified Nurses, including those fringe benefits. Paid mileage. AMfmCA'tOLDClT LiCINtOA to Tankerhoosen Road, down won’t postpone closing the existing budget for 1980-1961 wasn’t really cut ... and mothara with young ohildran, bring them who arc thinking of returning to Call Manchester Public OMCICMAM IHOn Herald Reporter extra patrol hadn’t been put in Ryba believes the town will run out nursing. We are currently luring N ilM OUAUFIIO FAAMUif overpass later than June 18. It’s by the Board of Finance. Health Nursing Associatiion, TOOMAATC THflAOWN VERNON — After Fire Chief Phoenix Street or Campbell Avenue with you and aava on baby aitting ooata. for all shifts, including a 3 to 7 p.m expected It will take at least a year to An overlap in two budgets, the different budgets, the police protec­ of money before the end of fiscal or 7 to \\ p.m. split sniU. 647-1481. EOE/AAP. Donald Maguda, accompanied by a and to Dobson Road, south of 1980-1981. Interstate 86. complete the new overpass from the police protection budget and the In­ tion budget would have beenQ t even state highway official, drove a fire further. As part of Qur staff, you'll ON GUARDS & 'The town is having a referendum expanded highway. dian Notch Park budget, made it He said, “We were trying to do receive compnitWe starting pay DISPATCHERS wanted to Cojufd^ truck over a proposed alternate He said, “I had a gut feeling from today on the question of ap­ It has been proposed that school appear the police budget was cut by something for the town, tiying to lift Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus and a Complete Benefit P a»aee, work in an Electronic ICE CREAft STORES route, which was to be used when the buses and regular traffic cross the $800. the start they would make cuts. I it up a little bit. We didn’t get any Call Now containing Health & Life in­ Monitoring Central Station. CARVIL RCRMtENTATIVf • state closes the Dobson Road over­ propriating money to build a new gas allowance. surance. a Generous Paid Vacation WIUUATTNE highway on the Tunnel Road over­ Resident State Trooper Robert didn’t understand the logic of the help.” Schedule, Yearly Uniform Must have clean record. pass, it was agreed to delay the firehouse south of Interstate 86. cuts when they made them and I still Allowance. Travel Allowance lor References checked CamI lu C riM Sim pass and then use Warren Avenue Peterson said the budget wasn’t real­ Ryba said, “The hardest thing in SOUND INTERESTING? those who qualify, and more* closing for several days. Meanwhile, Maguda has asked the thoroughly. Immediate full and Maple Street to get to the ly cut and “we actually got $80 more don’t understand the logic of the the world is to justify taxes to You can be a Herald Area Adviiar and handio and suporvlta To find out more, call time positions open. For ap­ Maguda told Mayor Marie Herbst state if it could put up some kind of a cuts.” MIADOW9 at 647-0191. Visit BLOORFIELO, COHR. Phoenix Street area. than we requested.” taxpayers.” our carrier boys & girls. If you Ilka kids — want- a littia In­ 647-9946 and discuss with us first hand, the pointm ent call 236-6119. Tuesday that the fire truck and prefab building to house some At the Annual Budget Meeting dependence and your own Income. .. or many opportunities that are Between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. I6R Howilalii An. another vehicle headed the other way firefighting equipment until the Dob­ The mayor was to meet with Dr. Ryba disagrees. He said, “There He said, “The budget presented to available lo you at Meadow.. townspeople approved a $2,757,513 Mq 3Itl A JuM lit wouldn’t be able to negotiate the son overpass is relocated or the new Bernard ^dman, superintendent of wasn’t an overlap in the two budgets. them was a justified budget. The 647-9947 EXPERIENCED FLORIST proposed detour. fire station is completed. He said it schools, and Charles Brisson. I M it purposely.” board (finance) wanted to make budget for 1980-1981, Of that amount, Ask (or Joanna Promerth lUNWSCQNVAUSGtNTIIQHE DESIGNER - Full or part business administrator for the school He sasaid, ■ “We “ anticipated more $1,768,515 Is for the Board of Educa­ 933 BMwftN itTM t time, to work in large flower State officials suggested that fire could also house an emergency vehi­ itself look good by making cuts.” ManohMlftr, Conn. ™cffi1fDTElir cle for use that side of the highway. system, today to discuss the school problems dui;ing the summer months Ryba said, “The finance board set tion and $988,998 for the general shop. Apply in person and ask trucks and school buses use the M 7 -9 M 1 for George Krause. Krause 800-43M008 bus routes. so we included nloney in the park a dangerous precedent for inflated government. CARVE L CORKWATIOM Florist, 621 Hartford Road. YonAwt. N T 10701 22 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. May M. IWO Frank and Ein— t Business & Service Poanuts — Charlaa M. Behulx c o n Fo u n ^ r r ;

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B E □ E □ n n D The last six months she has been chasing our 92-year-old 17M SO_____ to Comedienne It 0 n A n □ UD o n n neighbor - a very wralthy widower who is alert, lively and tung Arden 1r E □ R A 0 l _ SanrfMt Offtrad 31 Swv/c«« Offtrtd 31 PtlnOng-Papnliig 32 BulMIng Contracting 33 | ^rt/c/e* tor Salt 41 Antiquat Apartmanta For Rant 53 Raaort Proparty in remarkably good health. 18 1957 Klencs 11 Collection H A V T E u a H u L r m For Rant 55 PriMlIla's Pop Ed Sullivan svsnt (sbbr.j t3 Vhrld e R Q D R ME m c t Aj 0 MASONRY. All types of con­ It all b « a n when she started taking him special foods E E L E t • 1 c m TREE SERVICE - Free INTERIOR PAINTING, SWIMMING POOLS - BUY 21 Largo truck! 18 Lizard H A Rj 0 crete work and repairs. and phoning him several times a day. Now the affair has 19 Walter D A Y D E K 1 1F R D A estimates, discount senior & WALLPAPERING NOW! Brand New Above WANTED - Antiques. Fur­ CHECK 'h a s IMMACULATE HAMPTON BEACH - NEW (•I.) m Fleldstone a specialty. Free progressed to where she has been spending most of her 20 Dairy product citizens. Company Quality, Professional Work Ground Pools. 16 x 30 foot niture, qlass, pewter,oiI pain­ two bedroom. Nice area. Only HAMKHIRE on Boars Head. nighU at hi8 place! I WISH r s < x j'P VOURE PROeABLV ■ 23 Female Mint 35 Noisier 49 Foxy LAWNS CUT. Expert service. estimates. Call after 5, 643- r SU PPO SE IT WOULP (abbr.j 22 Hungarian Manchester-owned and at Reasonable Prices! Ful­ O.D. 15 X 24 FOOT I.D. 16x30 tings, or antique items. R. 8150.00. Locators. Small fee. 2 bedroom cottage. Park tbe CCXILP LIVE G ET RIGHT.' ITS FART OF ^ a n o t h e r RART 39 Monstarv unit 50 Plant Lowest rates around. Cali for 1870. BE THE SAME IF I 26 Jail (Brftj 23 Manitea (2 operated. Cail 646-1327. ly insured. References, foot. Complete with Sun Deck, Harrison, phone 6436709. 236-5646. car and walk to everything. i;™ “? '■"'"‘•s, and IN A PLACE TIREP HUA4AN NATURE TO OF HUMAN NATURE IS 43 Brother’s exudation free estimate. 649-7773 his M ^ful, Old World housekeeper of many years is so WEREMARRIEPTOA 28 Hoard wds.l Fencing, Pump, Filter, Some good weeks still WHERE IT VW O F IT.' BeGDME PI9SATISFIEP WHATTHEVCAU daughter 62 Spawn evenings.______LEON CIEZSYNSKI shocked, she is quitting. b e a u t i f u l WOMAN, ■< 26 Long time 24 Spanlih city Liner,Ladder. NOW ONLY & available. 8260.00 per week. SUAHMERALL WITH PERFECTI04'' KXJr-IN-/WOUTH.' 45 Bulgarian 63 Geological pe­ B t M TREE SERVICE. Cali BUILDER, new homes, ad­ A N T IQ U E S MANCHESTER. Half of my family says there’s no fool like an old fool and W P I V4NS THE ENW ^ 30 Persuade 26 Main couria ASK-M Y. We are avaiiabie 8978. Other Pools available. 871-2117. THE TIME.' currency now for F ree E stim ate. ditions, remodeling, rec COLLECTIBLES - W ill MAGNIFICENT seven if she takes him to the cleaners, he asked for it The other O F e v e r y m a n o n t h e 31 Paydiologv 27 Allow riod for your Typing Needs. rooms, garages, kitchens Installation optional. Finan­ purchase outright or sell on rooms. Kids ok. 8325.00. BLOaC AMP I THINK X JUST 47 Leasee 64 Ensrgy-Nving EXAMINE OUR NEW PLAN Experienced with Statistical cing available. Call collect 7 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• half is so disgusted by this blatant fortune hunter that they AMtPB A M M lS f^ type 32 Price label PROFESSIONAL PAINTING remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, commission. 'Telephone 644- Locators. Small fee. 236-5646. 34 Alcohol 48 Triton time (abbr.j TO SAVE YOU MONEY. Fui- Typing, Reports, Term davs, 24 hours. TIFFANY want us to throw her out of the rental. ’They say that by not 33 Sharply - Interior and exterior. dormers, roofing. Residential □ AUTOMOTIVE 36 Ganua of iy Insured. References. Papers, Resumes, POOLS. 203-5236340.______doing so we are a party to it 7 ^ ( t 2 Commercial and residential. or commercial. 6494291, EAST HARTFORD. Lovely maplaa 3 4 8 8 7 8 Q 10 11 DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR Transcribing From Cassettes, Please give us your opinion. Free estimates! Fully in­ two bedroom. Laid back area. 37 Conjunction CITIZENS! 643-7285. etc. Caii 644-8533 between 9:00 5 HORSEPOWER Auto Parta For Sala 12 13 sured. 6464879. DESIGN KITCHENS - □ RENTALS 8200. Locators. Small fee. 236- 60 TURNED-OFF LANDLORDS 38 Frogllks and 5:00. INTERNATIONAL Cabinets, Vanities, Formica HARVESTER Roto-tiller. 5646. amphibian 14 IB BRICK, BLOCK, STONE Counter Tops. Display, 250 CAMARO ENGINE. DEAR TURNED OFF: Your tenant’s private life is TYPING DONE IN MY J.P. LEWIS & SON- Interior E xcellen t condition, 8225 52 40 Portend Fireplaces, concrete. Storage h Bookcases. Kitchen Roomt for Rant Rebuilt. Call 2894195. none of your business. Furthermore, if you should 18 17 HOME - Reasonable rates. & Exterior Painting. Paper firm Call 646-4689 after 5 p.m. AIR CONDITIONED. 41 Insect at a Chimney repairs. No job too Hanging. Remodeling. Cabinet Fronts. Custom throw her out of your rentol, the lovely, lively 92- 11 Cali after 4:00 p.m.. 649-3663. MATURE MALE ROOM 815. Spotless. Five rooms. Kids ok. picnic 18 to 22 24 28 smali. Save! Caii 64+6356 for Recreation Rooms. Call 649- Woodworking, 649-9658. COMMERCIAL FLOOR Only 8175 Locators. Small fee. Autos For Sala 61 year-old widower will probably take tbe poor, g-zg 42 Great Lake 1 Female, mature 820. 28 estimates. 9658. BU FFER with brushes, win­ 236-5^. homeless lady in! Captain Eaay — Crooka ft Lawranca 44 Bane WICKHAM CONSTRUCTION Beferences. One must have 1 1 dow squeegees, and other license, plus few errands and WE PAY TOP PRICES for 45 Young man 30 31 LEE PAINTING. Interior & COMPANY. General carpen­ cleaning equipment. Giving DEAR ABBY: I’m another one of those “Never thought 46 Mae Welt SPRING CLEANUP. Fer­ meals. 649-5459. wrecked and junk cars. A & B GNAT91 9UMTHIW TELLS ME 1 ■ SPRING A SUMMER exterior. "Check My Rate try and repairs. Rec rooms, up business, 742-9057. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. I’d write to Dear Abby" persons. role 33 38 tilize, iime, seed your iawn : ’M g o n n a n e e d M O R E’N a .'^WHO E L S E S U T A SPECIAL! Metai Interlock Before You Decorate.’’ family rooms, porches and 48 Ancient ■ now. Quaiity work for Call Tony 6 4 6 6 ^ . I have a daughter-in-law who never calls me to extend a ONE-NISHT PEEK T ’DECIDE ^LOW-POWN SID B - 37 Weatherstripping. 10% decks our specialty. Dry wall SINGLE WOMAN - Early 20’s Hebrew 38 ■ <0 reasonable prices. 647-9260. Dependable. Fully insured. dinner invitation. She always has our son do the calling, IF THIS MINE’S WORTH , WINDER LIKE EASY 1 DISCOUNT, plus 15% and ceiling work done. * TAG SALES needs roommate. Location in­ aicetic 646-1653. which irritates me, as there is no reason why she can’t caii WOULP COIAE BREAKIH9 41 43 ENERGY CREDIT! Custom Chimney repairs and concrete LARGE AREA ON FIRST cludes tennis court, swim­ me personally. IN A F T E R DARK-LIKE 51 Eyed 1 Work. In Business Over 23 work. One day service on TAG SALE - Pool table, older ming pool, own room for 8148 , A THIBP IN THB 56 Caramel 48 48 47 DRIVEWAY SEALING. PAINTING BY CRAIG LEVEL OF HOUSE - Double This seems to be a common problem among mothers-in- Years! Dick’s Weather Strip OGDEN - Interior & Exterior small repairs. Call days or electric typewriter, doors, per month. Please call 646- WANTED JUNK AND LATE N ie H T t ! 56 Stare Protects and beautifies your closet, paneled kitchen law. I truly want a good relationship with my son’s wife and 48 48 80 81 82 63 84 Co. Call Collect, 423-1196 after ^ e c ia list! Fully Insured. evenings, 649-2403. sinks, much more! May 31st 4280 after 5 :00 p.m. MODEL WRECKS - Cash 57 Serving ai driveway. Experienced and privileges, washer and dryer. will abide by your decision. If you print this as a help to 5:00 p.m.______Free Estimates. Call and June 1st. (Rain date, June Wivate entrance. 12 miles Paid. Call Parker Street Used typo 88 88 reasonabie. Free estimates. SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS. 7th & 8th) Gilead Road, off MANCHES’TER - 2 bedroom Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. other mothers-in-law'in the same boat, sign me... 58 Sit anew GOING ON VACATION? anytime, 649-8749, from Uconn. 835 weekly. Call Caii Art. 649-3061. Sun decks, patio doors. Con­ Route 316, Andover. modem duplex. Close to bus IRRI’TATED 87 81 House Sitting provided in anytime, 875-7059. crete work of all types. Free and shopping. Gas heat. No HONDA CIVIC 1975 - D O W N Manchester, &uth Windsor L. M. & S. HOUSE estimates. Reasonable. Joe, Doga-BIrda-Peti 43 pets. Security, lease. Utilities Excellent condition. .Original DEAR IRRITATED: If you truly want a good (NEWtFAFfR fNTERFWSI AtM) REWEAVING BURN and Vernon area, at PAINTERS - Call 6496588 for 646- 1519. LIGHTHOUSEKEEPING extra. 8330 monthly. Ask for owner. All maintenance 1 Conger HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas reasonable rates. Will care a Free Estimate. Reasonable relationship with your son’s wife, you will not make DIAL 646-5971 and something ROOM FOR RENT - Single or Dick, 646-1084; or 6466614. records. Must be seen!. 243- ms , repaired. Window shades, for pets and plants. Rates. ’’Guaranteed an issue of who does the calling. Just be grateful for Venetian blinds. Keys. TV Workmanship by Experienced Roonng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 good will happen to your pet. double occupancy. Air con­ 9741, Extension 2(K. Call 9 to + the invitation. Most mothers-in-law seldom see their References provided. R«)ly Dog and cat boarding - -dog ditioning. Washer and dryer. VERNON - 514 room, (2 or 3 ■ bTmA.fc»..T.I9 Asg U R NtOR l FOR RENT. Mariow’s, 867 to: P.O.Box S3, Buckland Sta- Painters". sons unless Mom does the inviting. ROOFER WILL INSTALL rooming. Canine Holiday Parking. Call 64i+5600. bedroom) apartm ent, 2nd Allay Oop — Dava Qraua Main Street. 649-5221. tion, Manchester.______Building Contracting 33 roof, siding or gutter for low fnne, 200 Sheldon Road, floor, refrigerator. 8 ^ .0 0 , DEAR ABBY: I must comment on the controversy bridge Manchester. security. CHILD CARE IN MY discount price. Call Ken at Apartments For Rant 53 concerning bullfighting. What surprises us Spanish people 647- 1566. 1976 DATSUN B210 SO WE'RE GOING AFTER THE WATERPROOFING, LICENSED home. Excellent WES ROBBINS Carpentry is that Americans condemn bullfighting but see nothing that N O , IT THEN WE BETTER MAKE remodeling specialist. Au­ GOOD HOME NEEDED for CENTRAL 2 BEDROOM HATCHBACK. Air con­ LOOT THAT A BANDIT GANG HATCHWAYS, foundation references. Safe and happy at­ MANCHESTER MAIN ditioning, good condition, wrong with the outrageous savagery of their so-called sport, DOESN’T GIVE DOEShfT/ ' t r a c k s ; s e e y o u ^ mosphere. Call Kitty- 647- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Healing-Plumbing 35 adorable kittens. All colors. STREET. 2/3 ROOM DUPLEX, Modern kitchen BURiro, EH? SfXJNDS OKAY cracks, sump pumps, window 82595. Call 872-9628 after 6 ’’boxing.” t m e ; w h en do w e s t a r t ? built-ins, bathrooms, Call 342-0571, or 6336581. APARTMENT. Heated, hot and bath. No pets. Security. Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag welis, stone wails, patios, 9234. p.m. or weekends. How can you condemn bullfighting and approve the kitchens, 649-3446. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet water. Appliances. No pets. 8325 plus utilities. 646-1166. steps, walks, fir^laces, con­ brutality of two-human beings beating each other with the crete repairs. Thirty years Painting-Peparing 32 repairs, plugged drains, PUPPIES. Setter/Lab cross. Parking. Security. 523-7047. 1977 CORMBA - Air con­ ultimate purpose of knocking the opponent unconscious, experience. 6434953 . 646-1190. FARRAND REMODELING - kitchen faucets replaced, 6 weeks old. 820.00 each. Call 314 ROOMS - Like private DAN SHEA PAINTING & Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, repaired, rec rooms, 646-5424. house. Working single, ditioned and all other options! which at times has caused fatal results? Familiar gam bit pays off TWO BEDROOMS, large sun- DECORATING. Interior and Room Additions, Decks, All bathroom remodeling, heat married couple only. No Top condition! 82400. Call 649- It is inconceivable to us that a civilized country permits porch, garage, heat and hot HOME GARDENS exterior. Also wallpapering. ^ p es of Remodeling and modernization, etc. Free TWO 7-WEEK-OLD children, pets. Lease. 643- such inhumane contests causing swollen eyes, bloody noses water incluoed. No pets, 646- ROTOTILLED. Reasonable Quality craftmansnip. Call Repairs. Free estimates. Ful- Estimate gladly given. M & M STRIPED KITTENS -Must 2880. and faces beaten to a bloody pulp! I.R.S. They only allowed him 3414. 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO - 6,666 pounds for this one rates. Call 6466640. 646-5424 or 646-1305. Jynsured^hon^4M017^^ PUjmbin^^lMtin^^49^^ have home within one week or Abby, please be less concerned about our bulls, and show NORTH Excellent mechanical condi­ because thev claimed that the be put to sleep. 643-0290, or FOUR ROOM APARTMENT more compassion for your fellow man by trying to outlaw + 7642 tion. Body good. Before 5,644- play is well-known and not — - 8716533. RECENTLY REDONE TWO - Babcock Street, Hartford. boxing. T VQ6S BEDROOM - Private yard. ’Third floor. Heated. Call after 0794; after 5, 647-1305. uniquely the doctor’s inven­ Halp Waatad 13 Halp Wanlsif 13 Hornet For Sale 23 Houtehold Goods DAVID FRONSECA, EAST RIDGE, TENN. ♦ AK4 Musical Instruments 44 No pets, children. 8360. plus 5 p.m.. 246-9652. + KJ6 tion. PLYMOUTH VOLARE The doctor opened the king utilities. Call 646-7223. W EST MANCHESTER - Immaculate REFRIGERATORS REBUILT GltANDS, Players, PREM IER WAGON. 1976. DEAR DAVID: At the risk of opening another bull EAST of spades and continued after RESPONSIBLE, LOVING FEMALE ROOMMATE T h « Flintotont« — Hanna Barbara Productiona MAN FOR PART TIME 2-family Flat. 54. Ceramics Washers/Ranges, used, Nickelodeon Types, Upright Automatic trasmisslon. session. I’ll repeat my comment: “All sports in which + KQJ103 + 85 South ducked. WOMAN wanted for child WANTED to share two V92 Maintenance Work, 91 Oiest- baths. 3 zone heat. Separate guaranteed and clean. New Pianos at Meyers Piano and ENFIELD - Rent this one Power steering, new brakes blood (animal or human) is spilled should be out­ VKB54 care in my home. To start im­ bedroom apartment in Declarer saw that he need­ nut Street, Manchester. Apply driveways. Marion E. Robert­ shipment damaged, G.E & Guitar Company. Phone 871- bedroom. Only 835.00 weekly. and tires. Slant6. Roofrack, lawed.’’ However, in boxing, the boxer comes into the ♦ Q109 + 652 mediately. Please call 646- Manchester. Call 649-5103 + 987 ed to take tbe heart finesse between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. son, Realtor. 643-5953. FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. m ______Call now. Locators. Small AM-FM. Excellent family ring volunUrily, of his own free will. In bullflghting, THAT'S M V + 5432 6521 evenings. after 5:30 p.m. K n o n s e n s e but saw an extra chance. He B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Fee. 236-5646. car. 82100.00. 742-5086. the poor bull has no choice. 7 SOUTH INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT, f a v o r it b r e c o r d . RUINED THERE' wouldn't need it if be could MANCHESTER - Immaculate Street, 643-2171. + A 9 PART TIM E COOK FOR traded, exchanged. Half-price APARTMENT FOR RENT IN STILL PLENTY bring in four diamond tricks. RECEPTIONIST/ 6 Room Cape with 3 BRING THE FAMILY. 1968 MUSTANG. Semi- CONFIDENTIAL to those who have sent for VAJ107 SUMMER. Experience sale on guitars, etc. Rivers DUPLEX - 2 bedrooms. Stove, OF MUSIC Therefore, South cashed SECRETARY - Versatile, in­ bedrooms. Hardwood floors, STEREO COMPONENTS, Music, 7 Main Street, New Deluxe two-bedroom, nice refrigerator, private restored. Needs work. Call Abby’s booklets: Please, please be patient. I nm ♦ JB73 dummy's ace and king of required. 83.16/hour. Reply to ^ON i t /. + AQ10 teresting position. Typing 50 plastered walls, aluminum Lafayette receiver, speakers, Britain, 225-1977 or Bristol, 1- area. Many extras. 8150,00. driveway. Gas heat, naif base­ 643-9946 after 5 p.m. literally deluged with orders and am getting them out diamonds. ’The sinister doctor wpm a must, shorthand op­ •Manchester Early Learning storms/screens, fireplace. Garrard turntable. Excellent 800692-1235. Locators. Small Fee. 236-5646. ment. Nice neighborhood. 8300 as quickly as possible. Vulnerable: North-South dropped tbe 10 and then the tional. 9:00 to 5:30. Paid Center. 80 Waddell Road, Garage, on treed lot. 858,000. 1975 CHEVY IMPALA - 4 Manchester, by June 4th. 647- sound. New 8500. First 8225 monthly. Call Dan, 6466320 8-5 Dealer: South queen. Now South had his holidays plus company Peterman Agency 649-9404, buys it. 228-3145. p.m. weekedays; 649-7055 door. PS, PB, Radio. Low chance to collect four dia­ benefits. Call Pauline, 646- %59. EOE. South 646-1171, 6494844. after 5 p.m. and weekends. mileage. Excellent condition! Well North East mond tricks. With three clubs 8061 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. 81809. Call 568-3084. INT ART DECO dining set, Pass 3 N T Pass and the ace of hearts stUl CAREER SALES - We seek a MANCHESTER - 7 Room THREE ROOM, 1ST FLOOR there be wouldn’t need the Cape with 3 Bedrooms, Base­ dressers, school desk, cameo 1967 OLDSMOBILE STATION Ptss PART TIME TOWN OF Profssional to present our kewpie, prints, dolls, linens. near shopping and busline. heart fihesse at all. GLASTONBURY is seeking a Fund Raising M-ograms to ment Rec Room. Hardwood Available June 1st. 8175. WAGON -1 ow ner. New South fell for the play, led a floors, plastered walls, 133 Spruce Street. ’Diesday- battery. Good tires. Fm- Secretary/Stenographer. School Pricipals, n ’A’s and Friday, 10-2:30, ’Thursday, 6-9. Security required. Call 646- Opening lead:+ K diamond, took what looked to Salary H 50 per hour. 19V5 Sports League Committees. enclosed porch. Aluminum 4489 after 5 p.m. stereo cassette, 6 cylinder. be a sure-thing finesse (or tbe hour week (hours flexible), 2 storms/screens, built-in 8550, or best offer. 643-2831. PstroQfQph Opportunity to take over com- rha Born Losar — Art Sanaom nine and w atcM Manch pro­ workshop, stove, garage and night meetings per month at pany accounts in very Articles for Sale 41 SCHOOL STREET. 1 duce tbe nine of diamonds and new burner. Immediate oc­ REALTORS time and half (approximatley lucrative North/Central Conn. bedroom. Heat and appliances FORD TORINO 1974 WAGON three good spades. cupancy, 859,900. Peterman - Extra clean. 59,000 miles. 8 to 10 hours). Responsible Territory. Applicants should included Free parking. July Bernice Bede Osol By Oswald Jacoby We agree with tbe tax-man. Agency - 649-9404, 646-1171, Automatic. Power steering / H O W X ', ^ clerical work, steno ability be a self starter with outside 1st occupancy (^all 649-5160. SIDNEY I F I and Alan Sontag The play wasn’t wurth more required, primarily for sales or teaching experience 6494844. and brakes. Brand new PRIGED IN THE GO’S "ncWJAPFte, K ) J ^ than 6,666 pounds. In fact we "’■'nservation Commission, in preferred. Compensation in­ ALUMINUM Sheets used as Hornet for Rant 54 Firestone 721 Radials. Small enthralled. Listen to their criti­ sK»miD(noN, CIRCA 1760. Restored brick Here is another swindle wouldn't allow that much for ■*’ -■ Office of Community cludes: Guaranteed Salary printing plates, .007 thick V-8, 302 engine. 81200. 64+ cism without becoming angry. PSYCHiAJRisr Colonial. Nine rooms, two c fo u r lift T m , i per|>etrated by Doctor Manch it. Development. Applications with Production Incentive. 23x28Ml", 25 cents each or 5 MANCHESTER - Move your 2049. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) baths, on IV4 acres, with 2 0 7 A (W 10JT, TOO,,. for the benefit of the British (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISi. SSN.) must be on file at the Office of Call 525-3932 or send summary for 81. Phone 643-2711. Must be family today! Full basement. ^ B irth d ay Because you’re always willing to W O U tPH T beautiful gardens and view. ’The Town Manager, 2108 Main to: Meadow Farms, 71 picked up before II a.m. 8230. ^ 5 6 4 6 , Locators, small pay your lair share. Ireeloaders Only 898,500, Group I, annoy you. You may become '4DU 6CHAIIJ67, Street, Glastonbury, Ct. 06033, Fishfry Street, Hartford, ONLY. fee. Philbrick Agency, 6464200. especially disgusted with them \ p R 6 0 I U ( ^ ^ on or before June 10, 1980. An Conn., 06120. Mv29,1MO today. n Affirmative Action/Equal Op­ FIREWOOD - Seasoned, Any EAST HARTFORD SPLIT SOUTH WINDSOR. Working Soma unproductive alliances you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oae. 21) 0 portunity Employer M/F. LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ size. 880 Cord Delivered. Call with two and three bedrooms Junk formed will go by the boards this Steer clear of Individuals whose cy. Illness in family. In- 423-7813, or 4236234. as low as 8280.00. Locators. coming year. Now associations purposes are not In harmony Hoathcliff — Qaorga Qataly WAITRESSES NEEDED ground pool and other extras! Small fee. 236-5646. you make will be stronger and with yours. Wrong associations more mutually beneficial. Saturday and Sunday I NEED 50 OVERWEIGHT 12 noon to 7 p.m., 528-1451. SEARS STEREO - Am-fm, 8 could cause big complications. evenings. Call after 6 p.m, PEOPLE who honestly want track with recorder, turntable MANCHESTER. Working QEMM (May 21-Juna 20) Be a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - paaoamakar, not a troublemak­ 528-843+ to lose weight. Guaranteed Lota-Land for Sala 24 and two speakers. Excellent New Hating — Six room capo with 2 with two and three bedrooms ICars There’s a chance that you .may condition. 8200. Call after 6 er, where family discusalons are become Involved with someone WInthrop — Dick Cavalll Diet Program. ’The proof is in as low as 8200.00. Locators. concomod today. A serious rum­ In a venture where you both MOLD MAKER, TOOL p.m., 647-1400. batha, full ahed dormer, firaplace. the losing. Part time income BIRCH MOUNTAIN Small fee. 236-5646. BODGHTI ble could ensue It your judgment make mistakes. Share the blame MAKER, MACHINEST - opportunitues available, 8 ^ ESTATES. Anthony Road, Bowera School area. *61,900. Is biased. Getting along with equally Instead of pointing Excellent benefits. Apply: per week, commission possi­ 2 PIECE SECTIONAL. Good •EAST HARTFORD, Working Bill’s Auto l>arts other signs Is one of the sections fingers. Bolton, country setting, cor­ VWANT TO RKRENTS O G a c & o Vernon Mold St Tool, Inc,, 199 ble. 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., Pat, 528- ner lot, almost 1 acre, ^ ,5 0 0 . condition. Maroon, Call 649- with private homes as low as TOLLAND you’ll enjoy In your Astro43raph AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) t e u - t h e m TO u 'v e A UA C ^ B L O O K A F E W Feet Industrial Space. Ideal though you may tael strongly yours. Something unlorttinate ^ I t L ^ IS M IS for Machine Shop. K.J. that you nave a good Idea today, could happen In either i Spllecki, Realtors, 643-2121. ep blue others might not be equally (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) metallic. 1600 miles. 57 MPG. Btriyt World — Jim Btrry t h a t T>a n c e MANCHESTER - Retail, Service Manual, helmet, other *FIN6eRPRINr HIM VOORSeLf, 5AR6e.'' storage and/or manufacturing minor accessories included. space. 2,000 square feet to 50,- 81500. Please call 646-0654 000 square feet. Very after 5:00 p.m. Buga Bunny — Halmdahl ft Stoffal reasonable. Brokers protected. Call Heyman Campara-Trallert Motor Properties, 1-226-1206. Hornet 55 PLEASE, JUST LET ME PUT US TD0ETWEP IN A p o n a tn c T area. Beautifully ren r m FMiY M B im r . Here is a real attractive 56 unit. OHM»yN(A.lA«.TMta*.UataLO« GET HIM R3R ONE MINUTE. LITTLE ROOM WITH A colonial with a 4 car tandem garage plus an ERA Immaculate 7 room cape loaded with Separate newer gas hot air units. 2 car garage and more! STORES i OFFICES with 1977 20 FT. PROWLER Our Boarding Houaa Thia Funny World BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN! Low 60’s. axtraa - Including mmodalad Utohon, storage area. Includes: Heat, TRAILER. Sleeps eight. 3 ie CLUB. air conditioning parking. Good Excellent condition. Like wall-to-wall carpet, library, den and pP OEUEROUi WITH UPPER STRATA? central Manchester location. new. Awning, self-contained. 15 5AVIN65,' THAT *1UST HAVE 649-5334. 649-2763. < 1WSIE 1*N’T THAT THE more. Verplanck School area. ftWJfNR A ^ A V N E THE IDEA . HE* RKH) A5 SOOH A* > TOWN THAT NAHEP BliWGIUIiD& ROSSEHI *67,900. VERNON - 465 sq. ft, good STORRS - ADULTS & IT* STREET* FOR REALTORS location

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