Cheney Hall Is Star of the Show an Earlier Shuttle Flight, and System; School, Is a Major in the U.S

20 — MANCHt:STER HERALD. Saturday, June 23, 1984

Prices rise 0.2 percent In May Business In Brief Reports show inflation rate

By Dennis G. Gulino earnings went down 1.3 percent because hourly pay Bank merger approved United Press International and the number of hours a week worked both dipped. Durable Goods SOUTHINGTON — Directors of Northeast Yet the worker’s earnings over the last year are still Seasonally adjusted new factory orders ahead of price hikes by 1.8 percent. Bancorp Inc. of Stamford and Citizens National WASHINGTON — Consumer prices inched up 0.2 in billions of dollars ,------Manchester, Conn. percent in May, keeping the annual inflation rate Georgia State University economist, Donald Bank have approved a merger agreement $105------— ------Clearing tonight; exchanging Northeast common stock and cash below 5 percent with lower food prices and only Ratajezak, said inflation may be on a downward Monday, June 25, 1984 for all outstanding shares of Citizens National. slightly higher housing costs, the Labor Department spiral instead of an upward one for a change. Sunny Tuesday ' 'This kind of report kills the inflationary spiral,” he UP 3.3% Single copy: 25C The aggregate value of the common stock and said Friday. — See page 2 cash will be $5.9 million. The new Consumer Price Index figure came on the said. "W e know that wage rates are coming in at the 4 100— in May Citizens National Bank will become a wholly heels of two other government economic reports that percent to 5 percent range; with inflation coming in owned subsidiary of Northeast Bancorp under the also portrayed inflation as barely visible. below that it suggests we may be able to keep wage agreement, but will continue to operate under its The latest report on wholesale prices showed no rates lower.” own name. The agreement was first proposed in a change in May or April. And Wednesday's Commerce The May increase was less than half of April’s 0.5 letter of intent last June and is expected to be Department projection of current economic perfor­ percent jump, slipping back to March’s slow rate of completed by the end of the year. mance saw brisk growth but the lowest inflation rate growth. It still must be approved by holders of at least since early 1967 — 2.8 percent. The Consumer Price Index for May was 309.7, two-thirds of the outstanding shares of Citizens White House spokesman Larry Speakes said that equivalent to a cost of $309.70 for the government’s aAd by federal and state regulatory agencies. amounts to "a sweep of the triple crown of low sample market basket of goods and services that cost Citizens National Bank currently has 71,637 inflation.” The month’s economic news “ shows the $100 in l%7. Expressed another way, the purchasing shares outstanding and about 425 shareholders. economy is creating jobs without creating inflation.” power of the 1967 dollar is now 32.2 cents. Its resources at the end of the first quarter of 1984 he said. The department said the inflation rate for January Groceries fell 0.7 percent in price, pulling down the were $60 million. overall food and beverage index including restaurant Northeast, with assets of $1.7 billion, is parent through May is running at 4.6 percent when figured meals by 0.2 percent. There was no increase in food of Union Trust Co. of New Haven. annually. May alone would make an annual inflation rate of only 2.4 percent if repeated another 11 months. prices in April and a slight decline in March. However, the spending power of the average Overall energy costs rose 0.2 percent, although the blue-collar worker took a dive in M ay, only the second actual increase was greater as gas pumps and in Company changes hands drop in six months. electricity bills -before being smoothed out by the The separate report showed inflation-adjusted government’s seasonal adjustment process. BARRE. Vt. — Smith, Whitcomb & Cook Co. Inc. — a more than 150-year-old machine parts By AI Rossiter Jr. company — has changed hands. NOTICE United Press International PUBLIC NOTICE Booth Martin, the new owner, said he did not Board at Directors plan any major changes, Seabrook owners meeting today Town ot Manchester, Connecticut CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. - Martin, a Barre native and long-time employee Trouble with a suitcase-sized com­ Notice Is hereby given that the Board of a local road equipment and parts company, Manchester, Connecticut met In the hearing room at Lincoln puter spoiled the launch debut said he purchased 80 percent of the company's to consider startup, reorganization Center, 494 Main Street, Monchester, Connecticut, June 5, today of Am erica’s third space stock last week. 1984, Tuesday and voted In favor of the following scheduleof shuttle. Discovery, delaying the The company, which employs about 40 people, Water Rates and Charges. start of its week-long flight until makes machine parts, sawmills, architectural ADOPTED SCHEDULE OF RATES AND CHARGES Tuesday at the earliest. Hildreth Jr. of M errill Lynch, also includes cast iron, and other types of metal products. WESTBORO, Mass. (U PI) - The New England MANCHESTER WATER DEPARTMENT The shuttle’s six crew members utilities that own the'Seabrook, N.H., nuclear plant undisclosed provisions to reorganize the ownership \Ettectlve 7/1/84 were strapped in their seats when meet Saturday to consider a restart date for the structure and the financing of the Seabrook Station. *LY WATER USE RATES the postponement order was issued Details on those areas were to be worked out at the I CUSTOMER BILLING stalled first reactor and possible reorganization of the 9 minutes before the scheduled Saturday session. Sikorsky signs accord plant’s ownership. lawing 1200 c.f. $ 31.20 blastoff. The astronauts agreed A spokesman for one owner said there was a ” 50-50 The 16 utility-owners are expected to consider a lowing 1200 c.f. 31.20 with the decision and appeared STRATFORD — Sikorsky Aircraft has signed a chance” a restart date would be announced for the lowing 1600 c.f. 66.33 July construction date for Seabrook's first nuclear 111.24 somber when they left the ship. memorandum of agreement with Construcciones first unit, estimated to cost $4.5 billion. Jlowing 2400 c.f. reactor, where work was halted April 18 in one of Mowing 3400 c.f. 167.04 “ They certainly want to have a Aeronauticas S.A. of Madrid in its first Hildreth, who could not be reached for.comment 310.00 several desperate moves by its principal owner. ..Mowing 5500 c.t. sound bird to fly with and we partnership with a European manufacturer. Friday, has said work could begin as soon as July on Allowing 13300 c.t. 519.30 Public Service Co. of New Hampshire of Manchester, 1,022.64 certainly on the ground here CASA will produce major components for S-70 Seabrook I. Work on the second reactor, rated about 23 Allowing 21000 c.f. to avoid bankruptcy. wouldn’t want it any other way,” and H-60 helicopters manufactured by Sikorsky, percent complete, was halted last fall and the unit has The meeting will be at New England Power Co., Charges tor water I n excess ot the amount allotted with the said Thomas Utsman, director of a division of United Technologies Corp. in been virtually canceled. which owns a 10 percent share in Seabrook. minimum charge a e as tollaws shuttle operations at the Kennedy Hartford. The owners’ meeting comes several days after the Public Service Co. has been driven to the brink of Space Center. Sikorsky will give engineering and manufac­ sale of $90 million in short term notes by Public bankruptcy by its 35.6 percent share in the For the first 10,000 c.f. B*'’ IJ® c j- For the next 40,000 c.t. 1 S Bor 100 c.f. “ I don’t know of anybody who turing training to CASA employees in the United twin-reactor plant. The financial burden of a plant Service Co. The sale is one facet of the "Newbrook” AM In excess ot V 50,000 c.t. 1.37 per 100 c.t. would have felt comfortable flying States and help introduce the S-70 helicopter in plan to revive the first reactor by the Merrill Lynch estimated to cost anywhere from $6.9 billion to $10 today,” he said. the Spanish market. brokerage. billion became too great for the New Hampshire The same water rate\chedule will govern the billing for A launch attempt Tuesday was CASA is Spain's largest fixed wing aircraft The plan, which is being developed by Robert utility to carry. master and sub-meters\Master meter readings will be reduced by the sum at thrreadlngs ot the sub-meters. The possible, but Air Force Capt. Art , manufacturer with more than 10,000 employees Several owners contacted Friday could not provide master meter wauld be b lllM a n the minimum and granted Thomas, the shuttle program’s and five factories. additional details on the meeting. “ There’s nothing an allowable as would be the^ub-meters. chief weather forecaster, said he that is worth commenting on at this point. It’s still in II. MISCELLANEOUS WATER CHARGES was ” a little pessimistic” about the development stage,” a spokesman said. Coffin warns Meter Readings $5.70/Unlt/Quarter conditions then. Public Service Co. has instituted extraordinary Trabitz promoted Utsman said the ship’s backup measures to stave off a filing under the U.S. Meter Rental Per Quarter flight control computer apparently Connecticut Travel Services Inc. has promoted Bankruptcy Code to seek protection from a growing of dangers to 5/8" x3/4” $25.05 had a serious hardware failure, as Manchester branch manager Gayle E. Trabitz to list of creditors. Chief among them was an abrupt 51.12 1" opposed to a problem with the general manager, the company announced. work halt at the first Seabrook unit, but it also has IVj" 89.04 2" 131.50 programming aboard the unit. The Ms. Trabitz, a Manchester resident, vnll retain withheld dividend payments to stockholders, cut Herald photo by Tarquinio ship’s four main computers were her office in the D&L store in the Parkade. small law firms executives’ salaries and scaled back coal-conversion •• Meter Installed on Hydrant — $56.00 each haakrup. She joined Coni^eticut Travel Services in May projects. At least several other Seabrook owners have (No meter removal charge) Cheney Hall, for years given over to use as a fabric store and later of a public fund drive for renovation of the hall as part of the working normally, but officials 1981 after working as a travel consultant for will not clear a shuttle for flight also felt the crunch under the growing financial Meter Removed — $29.33/Unit abandoned to the pigeons, came alive again Saturday night when reclamation of the Cheney Historic District. More pictures on page 10. several years in Manchester and Rockville. NEWPORT, R.l. (UPI) - Small private law weight of Seabrook. •• Equipment Charge — with a critical backup system out Compressor $16.00/hr. guests gathered for dinner and an evening of theater. Itwasthekickout of order. Connecticut Travel's headquarters are in Nev/ practices could face extinction in the decades ahead Pick-up 16.00/hr. Britain. because lawyers’ salaries are soaring in tandem with Dump Truck 24.00/hr. Engineers immediately started preparations to take the backup their fees, U.S. Circuit Judge Frank M. Coffin said Backhoe 24.00/hr. NOTICE computer out of the shuttle Chal­ Friday. PUBLIC NOTICE •• Tapping Charge — Small Tap 1" $ 80.00/tap More than 250 turn out for gala Hudak joins D.C. Bar Board of Directors Large Tap 2" 160.00/tap lenger, waiting here in a hangar Coffin, former chief judge of the 1st U.S. Circuit Town of Manchester, Connecticut and over for its next flight in October, and Ronald P. Hudak. a former Coventry resident, Court of Appeals in Boston, said he considers these to Notice Is hereby given that the Baard of Directors, Town of PLUS; Labor Cost plus 25% overhead install it in Discovery. be the best and worst of times for young lawyers who Manchester, Connecticut met In the hearing room at Lincoln Private Fire Hydrant — $22.27/hydrant/yr. as been admitted to the District of Columbia Bar Center, 474 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, June 12, Private Fire Service — Mission commander Henry Association. are finding their jobs have high salaries and 1984, Tuesday and voted In favor of the following scheduleof Quarterly connection charges for standpipe and/or Hartsfield, 50-year-old veteran of Hudak, a 1965 graduate of Coventry High exhausting drawbacks. Sewer Rates and charges. sprinkler head systems based on site of connection to public Cheney Hall is star of the show an earlier shuttle flight, and system; School, is a major in the U.S. Army and has High salaries and benefits for lawyers, $50,000 to ADOPTED SCHEDULE OP RATES AND CHARGES co-pilot Michael Coats, 38, were at MANCHESTER SEWER DEPARTMENT served in Europe and Vietnam. start in some firms, plus exciting legal issues make Effective July 1,1984 Size the controls with Steven Hawley, 4" Connection $27.89 the old days at the hall and sketches of the renovation plan. He received his bachelor of science degree law an appetizing career. Coffin told the Rhode Island > 6" Connection 46.32 By Alex Girelll hall. The performances by LTM National Historic District. He 32, serving as flight engineer when from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point I. QUAfTERLY SEWER USE RATES — GENERAL 92.83 listening to a brass quintet play on Herbert Stevenson, chairman of lauded six banks that pledged a Bar Association's annual meeting. But drawbacks are CUSTOMER BILLING 8” Connection Herald Reporter troupers were well received, but the delay was called. and a master’s degree in hospital administration Minimum Charge: 10" Connection 139.15 the star of the event was the hall the portico. the Cheney Hall Foundation, wel­ loan of $300,000 to speed financing Richard Mullane, 38, sat behind clients are more demanding, the workload mounts, 12" Connection 185.47 from Baylor University. He received a doctorate $11.64 for the first 1200 cubic feet (c.f.)* Historic Cheney Hall — which itself. Waitresses wearing white gloves comed the guests and said he the restoration work. Hawley on the flight deck and Judy and time for family and recreation is scant, he said. All In excess of 1200 c.t.* $0.97/100 c.f. in jurisprudence from George Washington *AII, use Is bosed on metered water use. Public Fire Protection; had been dark for more than 50 circulated among the guests with hoped the success of the evening William Johnson, president of Resnik, 35, and Charles Walker, 35, Coffin said job burnout and missed promotions can University. II. QUARTERLY SEWER USE RATES FOR LYDALL, INC. years in theatrical terms — was THOUGH THE PAINT is peeling trays of delicacies. Coiffures and would extend to the public fund the Savings Bank of Manchester were strapped in on the lower deck. Hydrants $24.00/Hvdrant/yr. Hudak is currently assigned to the Office of the frustrate young attorneys. "A partnership is a sjiip The above schedule of user charges w ill apply less a credit Pipe Lines reborn, Saturday night when 260 on the ceiling and walls and the gowns were blown a bit by the drive to complete the renovation. and co-chairman of the dinner, told The astronauts began the cum­ for Lvdall's prior payment of Its share of the 1971 bond debt, $ 0.024/lnch-foot/yr. Surgeon General at the Pentagon in Washington. that never reaches the port for some aspirants.’ ' he guests enjoyed a gourmet meal evidence of construction is all breeze. Cameras clicked in the Most of the exterior work is done, the crowd. "You have made a bersome exit process from Discov­ which credit has been calculated to be $0,056 per 100 cubic Shut-off Services — said. feet. and saw a performance by the around, the elegance of the build­ hands of professionals and but the entire interior renovation is down-payment.” ery at 9:39 a.m. Mullane was first Coffin recalled that when he began practicing law in User charges for Lvdall, Inc. shall be based prim arily upan A. During Regular Working Hours; No Charge Little Theater of Manchester. ing itself remained obvious. And in amateurs. still ahead. He introduced Mrs. Blish as the out. lacking the smile that he Rogers declares dividend metered wastewater flow because part of their water, used B. After Regular Working Hours; $54.00 or actual overtime person who badgered the bankers displayed when he climbed in three Maine in the 1950s, the work was similar to his mainly for process, comes from privote sources. wages paid to one (1) employee plus 25% tor overhead, The LTM performance depicted spite of the fact that some courses in the elaborate meal were delayed JUDGE OF PROBATE William FITZG ERALD, who served as into making the loan. The guests hours earlier. The other five were WILLIMANTIC — The board of directors of grandfather’s practice in early 1900s — one lawyer fringe benefits, etc., whichever Is greater. the entertainment that was seen at and the guests were somewhat FitzGerald, chairman of the Che­ master of ceremonies, told the rose and applauded as she ap­ just as somber. Rogers Corporation has declared a regular handling several clients in a local office, Ill ® ''^"^^"‘-^U^fLVfllsDl!Tgft:T^® Resumption ot Service — Non-payment the hall and some that might have inconvenienced by having to use ney Historic District Commission, guests it had been 10 years since he proached the head table. Ms. Resnik will be the second quarterly dividend of three cents per share, " I ’m afraid the solo practitioner may be going the A. During Regular Working Hours; $40.00 been seen in later days if the hall ?h'y’r’a '.:V t“4‘87S“p;riOO cu^ir?!^^^ outdoor portable toilets, the $50-a- and LT M ’s Mary Blish stood at the first started to work for the woman to fly aboard a shuttle and which will be paid Aug. 15 to shareholders of B. After Regular Working Hours; $54.00 or actual overtime had remained open. way of the dodo bird,” he said. IV. SURCHARGE RATES wages paid to one (1) employee plus 25% tor overhead, doors as the guests entered the reclamation of the hall. MAYOR BARBARA WEIN­ Walker is the first crewman record on July 16. In addition to the above sewer use charges, the Sewer The occasion was Cheney Hall’s person gala reflected the hall’s Changing times now require record-conscious firms fringe benefits, etc., whichever Is greater. hall. He related the story of an BERG said the event made it sponsored by a commercial enter­ Rogers is a manufacturer of engineered Department w ill levy surcharges tor excessive quantities of gala reopening, held to kick off a past spirit. to keep abreast of the latest high-tech and computer Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BODS) and Suspended Solids A CONNECTION CHARGES public fund drive for its renovation Many arrived promptly for the 6 Mrs. Blish later received a unsuccessful effort to get the' hall possible to feel a sense of “ love and prise. He works for McDonnell materials and components for the electronics and (S.S.) as follows: A’ Complete Installation by Town In Town roadway, developments, and some big city firms now hire right-of-way or easement; ■uuuwuy. and to focus attention on the p.m. cocktail hour in a tent on the standing ovation when she was into the town’s possession just at community.” Douglas Corp., and will operate a other selected industrial markets. BODS: $0,067 per pound In excess of 350 milligrams per liter hundreds of lawyers and paralegals. Coffin said. splendors of the hall as a commun­ front lawn of the hall where white formally introduced and presented the time when it had been leased by Town Manager Robert Weiss biological processing machine de­ (mg/L), as determined by laboratory analysis. Size Charge "Deep-pocketed” clients with big cases demand S.S.: $0.06 per pound In excess of 350 milligrams per liter ity gathering place.. wine — Seyval Blanc from the with a large bouquet. the owners for five years, and he said that when the hall was signed to produce a medicine the $ 1, 000.00 • that a team of lawyers be assigned to their eases, and (m g/L), as determined by laboratory analysis. 1" Connection The evening included brief Hamlet Hill Vineyard in Pomfret The sun streamed in the west credited Professor John Suther­ dedicated in 1868. Horace Greeley company thinks eventually may Septic tank discharge at Sewage Treatment Plant; 2" Connection 1,330.00* windows early in the evening. land of Manchester Community "the old school tie goes only so far,” Coffin said. "The $20.00/1,000 gals. speeches from dignitaries and — was served. spoke for two hours and twenty- help millions. Colonial declares dividend Above 2'' Connection Direct Cost plus 25% for Engineering & They strolled around the lawn, Walls were decorated with Cheney College with doing the groundwork Discovery’s primary objective client is only too willing to shop around,” V. EXCEPTION METERS — LARGE COMMERCIAL AND AdnfiinisTrQfion. plaudits for those who have been working toward reclamation of the some of them exchanging stories of Bros, jacquards, pictures and that led the creation of Cheney Please turn to page 10 was to launch a communications WATERBURY — The board of directors of Coffin told the bar that Rhode Island, because of its INDUSTRIAL CUSTOMERS The Sewer Department will permit the use of exception •Includes the cost of labor, tools, material, equipment, satellite. Its crew also planned to Colonial Bancorp Inc. has declared a quarterly size, has maintained a recognizable legal community meters. Installed and maintained by the customer at the AdnMnlstratlon, Engineering, and Inspection. dividend of 20 cents per common share, payable test a solar sail generator of the of lawyers and judges. customer's expense, for the purpose of measuring process i-f®. Installation by Town In Town Roadway, to stockholders on July 27. water that Is not dlschorged to the sanitary sewer system. right-of-way, or easement; "uuawav, type that may be used on tbe space Colonial Bancorp Inc. is a bank holding Chief Justice Joseph A, Bevilacqua of the state The quantity of water so measured wl II be deducted from the connection material and makes Installation station of the future. total quantity of metered water use prior to calculations of pavem?n7repoMr ^®'” '’actor does excavating, backfill and Outsider to recheck bridges company with assets of over $1.3 billion. It Supreme Court told the bar association he too is the sewer ute charge,. Among the disappointed specta­ concerned with the future of the legal profession. VI. SEWER SYSTEM CONNECTION CHARGES tors at the launch site was Sally operates more than 60 offices throughout _ Charge A. Complete Installation by Town In Town roadway, Ride, America’s first woman in Connecticut. ” I’m not speaking solely of the judiciary, because right-of-way, or easement; 1" Connection • Direct Cost plus 25% for we are indeed a very small part of the profession,” Size Charge . Engineering and orbit and wife of flawley. The Bevilacqua said, “ but particularly the young lawyer 6" Connection — Up to 40' • 81,200/connectlon Above2 Connection* Administration in wake of Courant probe Florida Highway patrol estimated In Excess of 40' 30/foot who must cope for many years to come with 8" Connection — Up to 40' $1,350/connectlon . 150,000 people were in the area to Investment report * The above charges will Include the tapping cost, labor, watch the shot, 12th since April increasingly complex questions of ethics and practice In Excess of 40' 34/foot tools, moterlal, equipment, administration, engineering, Banky. The third member of the “ I think there’s a sense of 4"' Lateral Installed In Right-Of-Way By Mark A. Dupuis Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are 30/foot and Inspection, except the work outlined obove os the state team is responsible for 1981. as he or she attempts to combine a successful career Lateral Installed In RIght-of-Wav 34/foot Contractor's responsibility. United Press Internatlanal fmstration, anger,” he said, ad­ as of 3 p.m. Friday. equipment maintenance and does ding Gov. William O’Neill voiced It was the first time a shuttle in the law with the high standards of integrity which The above charges Include the cost of labor, tools, materloi, launch had been postponed during our profession must have to survive.” equipment, administration, engineering and Inspection. C. Installation In Subdivision; HARTFORD — An outside con­ not dive. the same sentiments when the two Price Change In 0 new subdivision or'where a developer must Install anOw The report said the divers, who met earlier in the governor’s the final minutes of the countdown B. Instollatloh In Subdivision; water main, the developer w ill Install all water taclIHlee, tractor will be hired to reinspect all since the second test flight of the Friday This Week In a new subd^lslon or where a developer must Install onew receive double pay for an entire mansion. Including h e iM cennectlen, at Ms expense In accordance underwater sections of bridges shuttle Columbia in 1981. That SBecIflcotlons at the Water Department. Under oil after a three-month probe found day if they dive, falsely filed for “ He wants answers, and he Advest Inc. t 9 up Vt conditions where work In a street on a water pralect Is bonus pay for underwater work for wants things done right,” Burns launch was delayed eight days by Small company entirely completed by private contractar, a charge at $404)0 faked inspections of supports. problems with an auxiliary power Acmat 9V» nc conditlSns wner® whero wwork 2 ^ In a strM t OBBOftment. on a sowor nroi*f*tUnder all i« f®r tach connection shall be paid at the time of permit six days. said. Department of Transportation unit. Aetna 29V4 up IVi fo r private contractoreacharoeof$40 00 application to coyw the cost of engineering, admlnlstrotlqn, Commissioner J. William Burns When asked if criminal prosecu­ The copyright article published CBT Corp. 'o r M c h connection shall be pold at the time o f o o rm it '® bI*s of invokes detailing c ^ t 26'/i nc buys independence shall be provided to the Department. said today. tion was possible. Burns told thc^ Sunday said state inspectors spend Colonial Bancorp and InspecMon'” '^*'^ of engineering, adm lnlst^lon! 25'/!i dn 1 /4 Two divers who allegedly filed news conference, “ That indeed is a too little time on the bridges and Finast 131 / 4 , D. Recover of Excessive Costs: up '/l TULSA, Okla. (U P I) r- A home, outdoor and C. Recovery ot Excessive Costs; inaccurate inspection and pay possibility.” too much time in their tmeks and First Conn. Bancorp 28 The otave listed charges are to be considered minimum for Inside Today nc automotive supply company that began 66 years ago 7h«* **• considered minimum. If connection to cast Iron or ductile Iron. Extra material reports have been reassigned. “ The decision on prosecution offices doing personal errands or First Hartford Corp. , Involves unusual depth, water table, the 1 1 / 4 nc as a one-store operation In Okmulgee, Okla., and grew excavation of rock, removal and replacement of cement ’ needed tor other mains w ill be odditlonal. If the connection Burns said, with fact-finding hear­ will be made by the proper even lounging on the beach. Hartford National 22'/i Involves unusual depth over 40' In length, water table, the 20 pag*s, 2 sections up Vi into a subsidiary of a New York corporation, is buying concrete pavement (excluding sidewalks, curb, etc.), the ings beginning Tuesday on possi­ authorities,” Burns said. “ We will The newspaper, which hired an Hartford Steam Boiler actual costs of Installation shall be charged. excavMlon of rock or removal and replacement of cemMt 51'/i dn '/4 back its independence. concrete pavement (excluding sidewalks, curb, efc.), tlw ble disciplinary action. provide them with every bit of independent engineer to check Advice ...... 17 Ingersoll Rand 41Vi The pbove schedule of rotes to be charged to customers of up ‘/4 Tulsa-based OTASCO, Inc., which has 3,300 artual costs of Installation plus 25% overhead shall be Burns told a news conference Information we have so they may bridges, said there is no direct Business...... 20 J.C. Penney 54 up 4>/(i the MaiKhester Sewer Department w ill become effective CnQI'OCfla make that determination.” Classified...... 18-19 employees and annual retail sales of $350 million, V ' Cliproes are due and payable upon receipt of the The above schedule of rates to be charged to customers of criminal prosecution is possible in evidence that the state’s bridges Lydall Inc. 18>/i up >/i Com ics...... 8 recently signed a letter of intent to acquire 100 percent bill by the customer. Any charge not paid within thirty (30) the Manchester Water Department will BecomiiffSrtrve on the wake of The Hartford Cour- Bums also appointed Deputy are not safe, only that the findings ...17 Sage Allen 13 up 2‘/4 dovs of the due date shall thereupon be delinquent and shall Transportation Commissioner Entertainment. of its own common stock through a leveraged buyout k i'i i'L '' !2*^’ C*\a''oa* aro due and payable upon receipt ot the ant’s findings that the state’s suggest unreliability in the depart­ L o ttery...... 2 SNET 29Yi dn V. bear Interest from the due date at the rote and In the manner bill by the customer. Any choree not paid within th irty (30) William Lazarek to immediately from parent company Rapid-American Corp. provided by the General Statutes of the State of Connecticut days of billing date Jkqll thereupon be delinquent and stStl beefed-up bridge inspection pro­ ment’s work. Obituaries...... 10 Travelers 28Vi l ‘ / 4 for delinquent property toxes. up The price tag is ' ’in excess of $125 million,” OTASCO bear Interest from the billing date ot the rate and In the gram is marred by fraudulent and take control of the department’s The newspaper made the Opinion...... 6 Tyco Laboratories 321/t 2 nc chief executive officer Jerry L. Goodman said. George A. Kdndro, Superintendent mannw provided by the General Statutes of the Stata Sf lax work. Bureau of Highways. charges on the anniversary of the Peopletolk __ ...... United Technologies 31’/« Connecticut for delinquent property taxes. Sports...... 11-14 up 1 Employee response was "v e ry enthusiastic” when Water and Sewer Department George A. Kandra, Superintendent In what Bqrns called the “ most Bums said he personally took collapse of the Mlanus River New York gold 374.25 Doted at Manchester, Connecticut irD«uhI,be«pittlu^ Television...... 8 up $6.25 workers were asked last month if they were interested Water and Sewer DeMrtment serious allegations,” the report responsibility for any problems or Bridge in Greenwich, which killed 2 June 20, 1984 I at Manchester, Connecticut 'I W eather...... in pursuing the employee buy-back. Goodman said. 05306 singled out the state’s two divers, shortcomings in the department three people and drew widespread Stanley C. Jones and Charles A. and was angry over the situation. attention. ggggggggggggggggggggg* MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, June 25. 1984 — 3 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, June 25, 1984 CuoiTio a good bet for a San Francisco homer Father recounts night of police shooting Manchester approach he promises for San Depending on how the former points. appearance in Washington last Francisco, brought" down the By Joseph AAlanowonv president is accepted, the contrast United Press International Cuomo says he will hammer at week where he was introduced as house. in Brief Andersons discuss son’s life and death could be startling. the same theme he has been the keynote speaker. Cuomo’s success next month is If Carter continues to be viewed pushing since he ran for governor Speaking softly and giving the not certain, to be sure. WASHINGTON - New York as a painful reminder of the party’s Collapsed pipe Is fixed in 1982. You can bet he will stress definite impression that he was a He may try too hard and fail. Or By Sarah Passed Gov. Mario Cuomo, the former pro dark days of 1980 and if he delivers, the "family” concept of govern­ mere humble recipient of the he may be simply overshadowed. Center Street was back to normal Saturday HeraIdJSeporter baseball player, is eyeing an as he has in the past, a simply ment, plead for a sense of "reaso­ honor, Cuomo rea ch ^ into his bag After all, can anyone remember after town sewer workers worked through the { * ^ ^ easy-to-hit hanging curve as he uninspiring speech, the stage will nableness,” mention Ellis Island of homespun stories. With a few any of the party’s past keynoters, night Friday to repair a failed sewer line that Last December, John M. Anderson told a physician prepares to deliver the high-profile be set for Cuomo to grab the or Immigrants at least once, and clever quips and some heartwarm­ except, perhaps, for Sen. John caused, a section of pavement to collapse. at Manchester Memorial Hospital he felt worse than keynote address at next month’s convention by the throat. Democratic National Convention. possibly talk about "lifting people ing tales about his mother, the Glenn’s flop in 1976? Director of Public Works George A. Kandra said when he had entered the hospital three weeks earlier. governor had the national media • New Yorkers may remember a today. Given his history of stirring out of wheelchairs.” But one thing is certain. The “ When you came in here three weeks ago, you were rolling with laughter — andeatihg similar situation at the 1982 state speeches which consistently go to And it will almost certainly be a governor could not realistically Kandra said the collapse occurred when the top dead," the doctor responded. out of his hand. Democratic convention in the traditional roots of the Derno- smash. hope for a better stage and a better part of a 10-foot section of sewer pipe broke off, At the time this exchange took place, Anderson was For unlike some in New York, Perhaps most significantly, they Syracuse. causing the dirt underneath the pavement to fill recovering from a deep knife wound in his throat. He cratic Party, it would take a major The highlight was supposed to be scenario than the one he has national party officials and, more seem to like him and appear ready the cavity. The failure is common in older sewer had been slashed as he tried to wrest a butcher knife reversal of form and style for him a speech by New York City Mayor staring him in the face. importantly, the national news to dole out rave reviews. pipes, he said. away from his son, John Anderson Jr., a few days not to hit a home run in San Edward Koch, the overwhelming He’s not planning on making a media, have not yet overdosed on To add to that, national party “ It just so happened that this occurred on a before Thanksgiving. Complications set in and Francisco. favorite for the party’s guberna­ bigger splash than the expected the governor’s approach. The odds officials are now discussing the busy street,” Kandra said. The collapse occurred Anderson was not released from the hospital until Going into the gathering, Cuomo torial nod. Cuomo, who had won nominee, Walter Mondale. But he carries several distinct advan­ are good they will walk away from possibility of having former Presi­ in front of the Moriarty Brothers auto dealership. mid-January. the right to challenge Koch in a could cement in many minds the tages, not the least of which is that the convention hall singing his dent Jimmy Carter make a con­ The pipe and pavement took about six hours to Young John, who was 23 and several inches taller primary, was to follow. already-existing notion that he is praises and giving his already vention appearance prior to Cuo­ repair, he said. than his father, had “ gone berserk,” his mother told even his detractors admit he is an But Koch was wooden and dull. one of the Democrats’ new hopes. GOV. MARIO CUOMO absolute master of first impres­ rising star an even firm er boost. mo’s main speech on opening police when she called for help early on the morning of And Cuomo, using the same Bet on a homer. . . . Democratic keynoter sions, That will score him big Take, for example, Cuomo’s night. Polka concert Is tonight Nov. 22. "Johnny," as his mother calls him, had broken Sunday night’s rain storm forced the postpone­ down his parents’ bedroom door shortly before4 a.m. ment of the Polka Country Musicians program and attacked them with a kitchen knife. He died after Weather scheduled at the Bicentennial Band Shell. The he was shot by police, who trapped him on the second Peopletalk program has been rescheduled for 7 p.m. today at floor of the fam ily’s Dougherty Street house while his the band shell, which is on the campus of father lay bleeding at the foot of the stairs. Today’s forecast Manchester Community College, 60 Bidwell St. “ The Lord saved us," John Sr. said on a recent 2 Those attending should bring blankets or chairs evening, as he sipped a glass of fruit punch on his front Johnny Carson cleans up Good ole Robert Duvall Connecticut, Massachusetts and for sitting. There is no admission charge for the porch. "And then I think He took John so there would 2 Rhode Island: Rain and a chance concert. It is sponsored by the Manchester Polish be no suffering." The American people think Johnny Carson’s Actor Robert Duvall, who won an Oscar for of a few thunderstorms today. American Charitable Foundation. really neat — literally. portraying a down-and-out country singer in the Herald photos by Pinto Highs in 70s. Clearing overnight ANDERSON REM EM BERS the assault, re­ When the national movie “ Tender Mercies,” is becoming one of the with a chance of a few showers members grabbing Johnny after he kicked in their while her husband John tends a Neighborhood | good ol’ boys in Nashville’s music circles. He’s NU Investigates failure Carol Anderson, left, relaxes in the back especially over eastern and coas­ bedroom door, and pushing his son with this wife’s Cleaner’s Associa- l working with Willie Nelson’s producer. Chips yard of her Dougherty Street house rhododendron bush. tal sections. Lows in SOs. Partly Workers from Northeast Utilities today were tion issued their list Moman, and recording his first country album. help into one com er of the room. He remembers sunny Tuesday. Highs again in 70s. testing underground and overhead wires to find urging her to leave, following her toward the landing of the 10 best- Although Duvall wrote and performed several the change. His voice gets weak by the end of the day the cause of a power outage at a North Main and then tumbling downstairs. prominent cheekbones obviously inherited from his groomed Ameri­ of his own compositions in “ Tender Mercies,” and his throat always feels a little raw, he said. Maine: Rain today and tonight. Street building, a company spokesman said. “ I don’t know what gave me the strength to hold him mother. 5 cans, they left one none of his original songs will be included on the Both Andersons spoke repeatedly of their gratitude Mrs. Anderson said her fellow workers and 5 Highs low to mid SOs and lows in N U ’s Jose Chavez said the building at.150 N. spot empty and upcoming solo LP. " I left it all to Chips," said back,” Anderson said. “ And I don’t know how I let him employers at Lydall have been more than SOs. Rain ending from west to east Main St., which houses the Standard Educators go. We were both like in slow motion going through the to the paramedics who saved John Sr.’s life and who asked their custo­ Duvall. Tuesday except in the extreme c ^ m p \ & Inc. book distributors, lost power at 4:20 a.m. tried to save Johnny after he was shot. And they said understanding. mers to fill in the In Nashville to attend the opening of a museum door." “ My company has been very supportive of m e," she northeast. Highs in SOs and 70s. today. The cause of the outage had not been found they feel nothing but sympathy for the two police blank. Carson was devoted to his friend, Waylon Jennings, he added, He does not remember the knife going into his throat said. “ There were a lot of things I couldn’t do and 1 E l 123 I ^ as of late this morning, he said. and says he felt no pain. His last memory of that night officers who lay at the top of the stairs that night and the overwhelming “ This is a brand new field for me. Maybe on my New Hampshire: Rain today. begged Johnny to put the knife down until, when he everybody helped me. It wasn’t just, ’Hurry up and winner. next album I ’ll do some of my own songs." is of his wife’s voice as she leaned over him saying, get better so you can do your job’ ’’ Highs in mid SOs. Occasional rain “ Don’t die on me, you son of a bitch, because I love you was practically on top of them, officer Barry Caldwell Comments from tonight. Lows in SOs. Mostly cloudy Student bikers leave on trip shot him twice in the chest. voters on why they too much.” >■ T H E IR YOUNGEST SON, Bill, 22, the highest with a chance of showers north and Bennet Junior High School physical education It was the first time in 27 years a Manchester police picked Carson mm Mrs. Anderson said her husband asked her on scorer in the history of the Manchester High School becoming partly sunny south Tues­ teacher Chris Mooney is leading a dozen students officer had killed a person. ranged from his be­ Thanksgiving Day, two days after the attack, if basketball team, has finished his sophomore year at Hum a few behind bars day. Highs 65 to 70 north and in 70s in grades seven, eight and nine on an 8-day Johnny was dead. But he does not remember being Following Johnny’s death, the Manchester police ing ’’neat and styl­ deapartment conducted an internal investigation and Eastern Connecticut State University. He is outgoing, south. bicycle trip to such popular spots as Block Island aware of his son’s death until several weeks later. ish’ ’ to ’’looking Angel and the Reruns, a Los Angeles New Wave but does not talk much his brother’s death. and Newport, Rhode Island. Friends took pictures at Johnny’s funeral to give concluded that Caldwell and Edward Tighe, who was sporty and dapper." band, will make their feature film debut next Vermont: Rather cloudy with Jim, 23, is due to return to the U.S. this summer Barbara Angelo, an East Hartford teacher, is Anderson when he recovered. with him, acted appropriately. Among those to month in 20th Century Fox’s zany “ Bachelor scattered showers today. High • The storm before the lull from Belgium, where he has been stationed in the also chaperoning the youngsters. The trip was The three operations he underwent during his whom the NCA itself Party” . about 70. A few showers and areas Army. He was called home when Johnny died, but / Today: rain and a chance of a few thunderstorms. Highs 70 to arranged as part of the Manchester school 44-day hospital stay have blurred into one in his THE ANDERSONS say they first noticed a change gave the good returned to Europe after Christmas. The all-woman, all ex-convict band met in a of fog tonight. Low near SO. 75. Winds sddtherly 10 to 20 mph. Tonight: showersending by system’s summer enrichment program and is in Johnny’s personality only a month before he was grooming nod are memory, he said. “ We were both relieved at first,” Anderson said of Johnny Carson California jail while each of the four members Tuesday partly sunny and plea­ evening then gradual clearing. Lows in the SOs. West winds 10 to expected to conclude July 2. court-martialed on charges of insubordination. President and served time for various minor offenses. They sant. High in 70s. Johnny’s death. "W e were under such pressure” But 15 mph. Tuesday: partly sunny. Highs in 70s. Thanks to Kevin ANDERSON RE TU RN E D to work full time in late Sometimes, when they telephoned him at Cannon, he Nancy Reagan, Marie Osmond, Mariette Har­ gained notoriety in L. A. with theme songs such as since he has recovered it has not been easy for him to Plaut, 10, who completed fourth grade at Nathan Hale School, March. Fellow employees of the town Park accused them of pretending to be his parents and tley, Hal Linden, Andy Williams and New York "B eaver Cleaver F ever” , “ Ode to Mrs. Kravitz” accept the loss of his oldest son, Local teacher Hartford’s best Department pitched in for him toward the end of the refused to speak to them. Yankee pitcher Ron Guidry. and "Buffy Come Back.” for today’s weather picture. day during his first few weeks back, as he worked to Mrs. Anderson has said she thinks the heat of the Says Angel about their shady past: "W e ’re not Extended outlook Eileen Packard of 166 West Center St. has been JOHNNY, WHO WAS CONSIDERED a top aircraft iuK- regain his strength. Colorado desert and the exhaustion of working double bad girls, we just left our discretion at home.” named Hartford’s Teacher of the Year for 1984. systems specialist by his Air Force supervisors, had Extended outlook for New Eng­ Mrs. Anderson, 46, a senior technician at Lydall shifts contributed to her son’s mental illness. "Splash" star Tom Hanks, and George Grizzard Her pharmacist and lifelong acquaintance, also been a handyman at home, Anderson said he Alan King not too funny land Wednesday through Friday: Inc., suffered serious cuts to two fingers on her right But her husband doesn’t agree. Although both feel are also “ Bachelor Party" stars. Michael Dworkin of Liggett Rexall Parkade relied on Johnny to repair his pickup truck and to help hand during the struggle with Johnny. Since the certain Johnny was never a regular drug user — he Comedian Alan King plays some distinctly Pharmacy, notified the Herald of the award late him with home-improvement projects. nearly severed tendons have healed, the fingers have and his high school friends had been unnusually unfunny roles when he turns from standup comic Connecticut, Massachusetts and last week. He described Ms. Packard, who is in Anderson considered Johnny a mechanical genius been locked in a curl, and she is scheduled to undergo health- and fitness-conscious, they said — Anderson to acting. He cur­ Rhode Island: Fair Wednesday a her 20s, as "veiy, very dedicated to children" and wonders if a single experiment with an hallucinogen and was awed at times by his store of general a talented artist, guitar player, and author of surgery this week to repair the damage. rently is the menace chance of rain Thursday and might have caused the change. knowledge. J Friday. Highs in 70s and low SOs. children’s books. She talks serenely about Johnny’s death. “ I would “ Sometimes you’d think, ’holy cow, this kid is so up in ^Cat’s Eye," a J rather have my son in heaven than see him walking Dino De Laurentiis New relations at Falcon Lows in SOs and low SOs. Anderson, 48, is 6 feet tall with a tanned, lined face on you, it’s unreal,"’ Anderson said. After Johnny was the streets like some you see on Main Street," she production with and curly brown hair. Those close to him agree he discharged from the Air Force, everything changed — When last seen in the season’s final episode, said. screenplay by Ste­ could stand to gain back a few m oreof the 43 pounds he he retained his mechanical brilliance but no longer Jane Wyman as matriarch Angela Channing and Vermont: Dry Wednesday. During the t.wo and a half years after Johnny left the phen King. lost in the hospital. offered to help around the house, Anderson said, all those other lovable folks from CBS’s “ Falcon Chance of showers Thursday and Air Force wltli a bad-conduct discharge in 1981, he had The comedian For the Record His left arm occasionally tingles or hurts, he said, Johnny stopped seeing his friends and picked political Crest” were going down in an air crash in a Friday. Highs 70s and low SOs. been a continual source of worry to his family. In early also has been of­ and he cannot raise it high enough to shoot a quarrels with his father. luxurious private jet. Lows in SOs and low SOs. 1980, before he was court-martialed and sentenced to fered a quickie role basketball properly — something he and all three of "W e never stopped loving him; we never blamed u When the new season begins next fall — after three months in the stockade, one psychiatrist U on the ABC soap Matthew Jancsek was omitted from a list of his sons have always loved to do. He has a new, him. But it wasn’t the John that we let go," Anderson the scriptwriters unscramble the plane crash and Maine, New Hampshire: Fair tentatively diagnosed him as a paranoid opera "One Life to graduates of the Howell Cheney Regional Vocational gravelly voice that one doctor told him was due to a said. get the surviving cast members back on their feet Wednesday. Rainy periods likely schizophrenic. damaged nerve in his neck. Doctors assured him his “ It’s lonely,” he added quietly. " I get very blue Live," playing a — a newcomer will enter the plot. Actress- Thursday and Friday. Lows in SOs. Technical School published in the Herald on ’’Godfather-style" Thursday. He graduated Wednesday night vocal chords were not damaged in the attack. when I see somebody who looks like him. It’s just such photographer Gina Lollabrigida will turn up in Highs in the 70s Wednesday and JOHNNY WAS CONVICTED in the court-martial character. King re­ “ That gets me down more than anything, ’’ he said of a waste to lose a boy like him." the recurring role of Francesca, half sister to upper SOs to SOs Thursday and on charges that he several times refused to get his hair cently was seen as a Angela. Friday. Satellite view cut and once failed to keep an appointment his crime czar opposite superior officer arranged for him with a base Armand Assante’s Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EOT shows psychologist. Johnny told his parents around this time private eye in "I. Calls frontals clouds causing showers and thunderstorms from the that the military had planted a homing device in one of The Jury." Long Island Sound Northeast, along the Atlantic Coast, to the Gulf of Mexico. Clouds his teeth. DISCOVER THE "PLUS" IN JEANStPLUS! In the ’70s, King Sorry, Ron; the deal’s off Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, producing scattered showers and thunderstorms cover most of the The Andersons tried unsuccesfully to convince him N N Manchester played a Mafia to seek psychiatric help after he came home from the leader to finance The Dallas Times Herald’s Unique section last R.I. and Montauk Point: Rockies and eastern Nebraska. Friday, 5: 17 p.m. — car fire, 285 Main Street (Town, Air Force in March 1981. Mrs. Anderson has said more Scan Connery’s week dropped negotiations with the agent of Ron Alan King Reagan, President Reagan’s son, when they Winds northwest 10 to 15 knots paramedics). than once that she is certain if Johnny had lived after elaborate heist in Friday, 11:35 p.m. — alarm, Manchester Memorial found his price for writing a daily column for the tonight and Tuesday. Visibility 5 the November attack, he would have had to spend the "The Anderson Tapes" and as farback asthe ’50s 30.00 29.77 miles today.Average wave heights Hospital (Town). rest of his life in a mental hospital. was part of gangster Paul Newman’s mob in “ The newspaper during the National Republican 1 to 2 feet today and tonight. SEATTI Saturday, 12:06 a.m. — medical call, Allied But Johnny had vowed to his parents before that he Helen Morgan Story.” Convention in August would be $10,000 a day. Printing, ^ W . Middle Turnpike (Paramedics). would never allow anyone to take him out of their SUMMER 30.0C BOSTON Saturday, 1\:32 a.m. — UgbLbiUlast, 336 Broad St. house alive. (Tow n). \ During an interview earlier this month, Mrs. Across the nation Saturday, 5:12 p.m .— motor vehicle accident. NEW YORK Anderson showed a reporter snapshots Johnny had 6^'. Starts with a SALE Rain will cover the Northeastern Interstate 86 (Town). sent home from Cannon Air Force Base in Colorado quarter of the nation. Afternoon Saturday, 6:57 p.m. — medical call, 1090 Main St. before he became ill. They were shots of Johnny and and evening showers will be over SAN FRANCISCO (Pdrsmcdics). his barracks-mates horsing around and flexing their Florida, the Gulf Coast, the central Saturday, 8:01 p.m. — medical call, 34 W. Center St. muscles in beefcake poses, dressed only in their at Jeans+Plus! and southern Rockies and the (Paramedics). underwear. LOS Al Great Basin. 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June '25. 19B4 - 5 Iraq threatens U.S.-Nicaraguan V.S./World Larva find could isolate medfly source retaliation for asked residents in the infestation urea not to transport needed because "a lot of our peopW here are out By Robert McClure fruit outside the boundaries. running around so much, they have to go back home talks reportedly In Brief United Press International Agriculture officials said the 15 new employees are sooner or later.” Iran offensive M IAM I — The discovery of a medfly larva in a sour begiif — Mexico Banks annouifbe rate boost orange tree where four adult flies were found earlier is a "lucky break” that identifies at least one source of By Rowhl Abeldoh NEW YORK — First National Bank of Chicago the potentially devastating infestation, agriculture Bv United Press International United Press International and Citibank of New York today raised their prime lending rate to 13 percent from the officials say. U .S. Special Envoy Hari7 Shlaudeman and officials ABU DHABI. United Arab Emirates — Iraq warned prevailing 12'/4 percent level because shortterm A woman found a Mediterranean fruit fly larva from Nicaragua gathered in a Mexican Pacific resort today its forces, which hit a Greek ship in an federal funds rates banks have risen. Sunday in a sour orange she had picked several days today for private talks between the two nations aimed unprecedented missile attack on Iran’s Kharg Island The prime rate, which has increased four times ago and notified agriculture officials, who will begin at reducing tensions in Central America, news reports oil terminal, will destroy the facility if Iran mounts an in 1984 after starting the yearat 11 percent, now is hiring 15 new employees today to help fight the said. expected ground offensive. at its highest level since October 7, 1982. citrus-ravaging pest. Although the U.S. Embassy. Nicaragua and Mexico The Baghdad government also accused Iran of a Many Wall Street analysts had anticipated the “ I consider this a lucky break for us,” said Charles maintained an official silence on the talks, Mexican- new violation of a ban on strikes against civilian increase because the econonmy. while showing Poucher, headof the anti-medfly effort in Miami. ” We television and newspapers said Shlaudeman and U.S. populations, which was mediated two weeks ago by signs of slowing down, remains robust and has believe we have found the center of the infestation. Ambassador to Nicaragua Harry E. Bergold arrived U N. Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar. brought on heavy credit demand from the private Sunday in the Pacific resort of Manzanillo. Iraqi jets Sunday fired on the 325,000-ton Greek sector. “ As long as we only have fly finds, then we are never A Mexican plane carrying Nicaraguan officials tanker Alexander the Great at Kharg Island, marking Also, the government has had to borrow heavily sure where the flies came from. When we have larva landed late Sunday in Manzanillo. 315 miles west of the first attack on a ship actually berthed at the because of the record federal budget deficit. The finds, we know the exact tree they are breeding in.” Mexico City. Mexican television said, but did not say Persian Gulf terminal since Iraq declared a blockade Treasury is slated to sell $15.5 billion worth of Poucher said. whether Deputy Foreign Ministe- Victor Hugo of Iranian ports in February. bonds and notes this week as part of a Tinoco, who was named to represent the leftist A Greek marine official confirmed the ship was hit "mini-refunding” program to raise cash and pay The tree is in the center of a 9-square-mile area that Sandinista government at the talks, had arrived. but said the missile did not explode and damage to the off some debt. Purcher said would be sprayed with pesticide in eight The talks will be the outcome of a surprise visit vessel was slight. The attack ended a two-week lull in Salomon Brothers economist Henry Kaufman weekly treatments. Secretary of State George Shultz mad$.to Nicaragua the gulf "tanker war” that has damaged 40 ships this predicted Friday the federal funds rates won't go Agriculture officials began the eradication cam­ to meet with Daniel Ortega, leader of the Sandinista year and dashed hopes for an extension of the U.N. lower than lO'A percent in the near future because paign after four medflies were found in the sour junta on June 1. The meeting was the highest-level cease-fire. private credit demands have been intensified by orange tree last Tuesday during a routine inspection. contact between the two governments in several The Baghdad newspaper A1 Thawra, organ of the tax needs and corporate acquisitions. A fifth fly was discovered Thursday about one-half years. / — , ruling Baath party, commented today. “ The Iraqi mile away. f DPI photo At the meeting Shultz and Ortega ndmed blockade — will continue and will be further tightened Agriculture Department spokesman Ernest Collins Shlaudeman and Tinoco to head future dis^ssions until the breath and veins of the rulers of Iran are said the soil underneath the host sour orange tree aimed at improving relations between/the two would be fumigated to kill pupae, which develop when Demonstrators protest military show cut.” Hart, Mondale make pact countries and easing tensions in war-t9rn Central It said also, "Iraq would be forced to destroy Kharg larvae get out of the fruit and burrow into the ground. America. About 400 peace demonstrators protest Germany Sunday. The peace movement Island — if Iran mounted any new aggression against WASHINGTON — Walter Mondale and Gary The pupae grow into adult medflies. The Reagan administration accuse^'Nicaragua of Hart apparently resolved one of their major Female medflies lay 20 to 40 eggs a day and can labeled the air show a “glorification of Iraq. . arming leftist rebels in El Salvador and has backed against the annual military air show at disagreements today, ending any threat of a the military." "The Iraqi forces are ready to wipe out the; deposit more than 1,000 eggs in their optimum lifetime Nicaraguan rebels trying tp^ust the Sandinista the U.S. Ramstein air force base in West desperate Iranians massed (along the border) to take; challenge by Hart to Mondale’s delegates. of 60 days. The larvae eat the fruit as they develop, government. ^ part in the expected aggression against Iraq.’ The agreement, reported by Democratic causing it to rot. The talks were to take place at the posh Club Hundreds of thousands of Iranian soldiers and. sources, will make it easier for Mondale and Hart State Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner said Santiago, located 12 miles from Manzanillo, the volunteers have been mobilized for what Gulf officials to end their feuding and join in a harmonious, the larva find was an important development because reports said, adding that two U.S. ships were Kennedy endorsement ends party-building national convention in San Fracn- ‘it means that the flies we found Tuesday and and diplomats predict will be a final Iranian drive into patrolling the Pacific off Manzanillo. sico next month. Thursday were probably newly emerged flies of at In El Salvador, leftist rebels called a halt to Iraq. The agreement that runs approximately 10 Another Iraqi official, quoted by the official news least a second generation.” weeklong attacks on civilian traffic that paralyzed the agency IN A, said today Iranian heavy artillery lobbed pages and is expected to be released later in the "It means we definitely have an infestation on our nation's eastern highways and caused more than $1 feud between party’s left four shells at a residential area in Basra, Iraq s day, provides for major changes in the way hands,” he added. million in damage, including the destruction of 120 delegates will be selected io 1988. Workers cut open fruit in the vicinity of both medfly vehicles. second-largest city. The military spokesman said the Sunday night Among the provisions are cutting the percen­ finds Sunday to check for more larvae. Clande.stine rebel Radio Venccremos of the By Don Phillips taking a brief break from his Bradley and is considering others shelling was the fourth Iranian violation of the June 12 tage of party and elected officials who can In addition to the weekly aerial sprayings, pesticide Salvadoran Farabundo Marti Liberation Front automatically become delegates from this year’s United Press International attempts to unify the party and his not yet made public. cease-fire. Iran did not respond but has denied similar is being sprayed by hand every day in the two blocks (FM LN ) said guerrilla units were ordered to end the search for a running mate. charges in the past, saying Iraq was looking for a 14 percent to 7.5 percent and changing filing where the medflies were found. Officials have also economic sabotage campaign that nearly paralyzed NORTH OAKS, Minn. - Sen. Rep. Pat Schroeder, D-Colo., " I f we end up with Lloyd deadlines.. Because of adverse filing deadlines. traffic in the eastern half of El Salvador for six days. pretext to attack Iranian towns. Edward Kennedy's expected deci­ Sunday joined a growing number Bentsen,” Mrs. Schroeder said, Sunday’s attack on the Greek tanker was discussed Hart was unable to get complete slates of Venceremos said the insurgent campaign, in which sion to endorse Walter Mondale as of Democrats to suggest that a "w e have to seriously consider the by Gulf military chiefs at an emergency session in the delegates on the ballot in Florida and Illinois. 120 vehicles have been destroyed or badly damaged the Democratic presidential nomi­ woman vice president could im­ possibility of a floor fight. The Hart’s staffers predicted the convention’s since last Sunday, “ was a demonstration of power of Saudi capital of Riyadh where they worked on a joint nee will end an occassionally bitter prove Mondale's chances against women are tired of vanilla tickets. military strategy to repel Iranian sea and air attacks. credentials committee, which would have been the F M LN ” fighting the U.S.-backed government of rivalry between the two stalwart President Reagan in November They want pizazz and sparkle ... a The chiefs, representing the six member nations of the site of the Hart challenge, will be "very President Jose Napoleon Duarte. boring.” One Hart staffer also predicted the rules liberals. and suggested he might face a fight belief in the future.” the Gulf Cooperation Council (G CC). did not issue a Kennedy. D-Mass.. spent Sun­ at the convention if he chose a Mondale’s Southern coordinator statement after the meeting and officials said they did committee would be able to finish its work early. Hart had threatened to challenge hundreds of day night at Mondale's residence conservative like Sen. Lloyd Bent- Bert Lance, however, said Mon­ not expect one. and the two planned to travel to St. sen of Texas instead. dale cannot win in November The GCC, a military and economic grouping of Gulf delegates as being tainted because they were Paul today for appearances at the However, Mrs. Schroeder, an without the South, and cannot win Arab states, comprises Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the' elected with the help of financial contributions he asserted were illegal. state Capitol and before a senior assistant manager of Gary Hart's the South without a Southerner on United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman. citizens' group. presidential campaign, said Mon­ the ticket. The lull that ended Sunday in the "tanker war” Kennedy is expected to endorse dale should turn to a woman only if He and Mrs. Schroeder were coincided with the June 12 U.N.-sponsored partial Conferees tackle defense Mondale's campaign for the De­ he is unable to get Hart to take the interviewed on CBS’ “ Face the cease-fire, under which both countries agreed to halt mocratic nomination, although second spot. Nation.” attacks on civilian targets. WASHINGTON — Now that agreement has Mondale .staff members refuse to Hart “ would do more than any Lance argued that “ it is impor­ Iran offered to extend the truce to include sea traffic been reached on a package to reduce the deficit say so specifically. other person to bring the Demo­ tant to have a Southerner — but I if Iraq agreed to halt raids on Kharg Island, but through tax hikes and spending cuts, negotiators Some of the rivalry between the cratic Party together" as a vice never have said the Southerner Baghdad officials turned down the proposal, indicat­ for the House and Senate face another round of two liberals stems from the presidential candidate — “ but if had to be a man.” He suggested ing they believed it would put them at a military difficult talks this week with the defense budget presidential campaigns of not Hart, it clearly should be a Rep. Corinne (Lindy) Boggs of disadvantage. likely to be the most divisive issue. Kennedy's brothers John and woman,” said Mrs. Schroeder. Louisiana. The lull also had eased insurance rates for After a marathon session Friday night and Robert. But the two locked horns who herself is frequently menti­ After meeting with Ms. Fein- Kharg-bound tankers, from 7.5 percent of their value early Saturday morning, conferees agreed on $50 directly — and bitterly — during oned as a possible running mate for stein and Bentsen Saturday, Mon­ to between 4.5 and 5 percent. billion in tax increases, including boosting liquor the 1980 campaign when Kennedy Mondale. dale said women and minorities taxes and closing corporate tax loopholes, as the was running in the presidential Mondale has so far discussed the cannot be held back from the vice first step in a three-year plan to reduce the primaries against President vice presidency with Bentsen, San presidency simply because they do federal budget deficit. UPI photo Jimmy Carter, Mondale's boss. Francisco Mayor Dianne Fein- not have experience in certain Farrakhan says They also settled on $11 billion in spending Mondale spent Sunday at home. stein and Los Angeles Mayor Tom areas such as foreign policy. reductions, with more than half of the cuts coming in the Medicare program. Another group of conferees, who have yet to Pleading to stay Israel existence hold any substantive meetings, must still work out differences in other budget items before the As his daughter Norma listens, Jose entire package can be sent back to each chamber Carmona pleads for him and his family Gays rally for support is ‘outiaw act’ for approval. Although informal agreement has to stay in this country during a Kansas been worked out on many of the items, there are City, Mo. press conference. The Carmo­ By United Press International after a series of police raids on parade and scores sat down in CHICAGO (UPI) — Nation of Islam leader Louis still big differences in opinion over how large the UPl photo gay bars. front of the cathedral for five Farrakhan — just home from a visit to Arab nations — defense budget should be. nas are illegal aliens who recently won a New York City recently made it minutes to protest the church's attacked Israel as an "outlaw act” and said nations The House wants to limit the growth of military chance in a lottery to own their own JESSE JACK SO N IN PANAMA Gay and lesbian activists, serving notice on the Democratic illegal for any agency receiving position. supporting it have been participants in a criminal spending in 1985 to 3.5 percent while the Senate home, but the publicity over their . . . meets Ruben Zamora "Shame, shame, shame,” the conspiracy. convention and the Catholic city money to to refuse to hire wants that increase to be 7 percent. winning enabled immigration officials church that they want changes homosexuals because of sexual marchers chanted. "The presence of a state called Israel is an outlaw made, rallied hundreds of thou­ preference, but O’Connor has In San Francisco organizers act,” he said in a speech Sunday at his Nation of Islam to locate them and urge deportation. urged the 300,000 people who sands of supporters to their side come out against the order and headquarters. Reporters were barred from attending Pancoast trial resumes Jackson flies during Freedom Day parades has gone to court to prciect the turned out to join again on July 15 the speech but it was broadcast on WBEE radio. for the National March for / held Sunday. church’s position. Farrakhan, a supporter of Democratic presidential LOS ANGELES — Defense attorneys will try to In San Francisco, sight of this "The archbishop is the Anita Gay-Lesbian Rights on the eve of candidate Jesse Jackson, said if you "aid and abet the Democratic convention. show that someone other than Marvin Pancoast Cuba may take to El Salvador year’s Democratic National Con­ Bryant of the north,” said An­ someone in a criminal conspiracy, you are a part of had a motive for killing playgirl Vicki Morgan, vention, more than 300,000 homo­ drew Humm, a parade organizer That parade is to draw atten­ that criminal conspiracy. So America, England and tion to sexual rights issues such who they say planned to blackmail high By Matthew C. Quinn sexuals and their supporters in New York. Ms. Bryant, a the nations are criminals in the sight of almighty government officials with videotapes of sex marched to City Hall; and in New singer, has been an outspoken as discrimination in employ­ God.” criminals back United Press International ment, housing, child custody, and orgies. York about 100,000 gays and critic of homosexuality. Farrakhan said Israel has had no peace in 40 years The defense continues its case today in Van federal funding for research into "and she will never have any peace because there can PANAM A CITY. Panama — Jesse Jackson lesbians marched in front of St. Nuys Superior Court. In opening defense "O ’Connor is an extreme right­ the disease AIDS. be no peace structured on injustice, lying and deceit wrapped up a two-day visit to Panama today with a Patrick’s Cathedral and staged a statements Thursday, lawyer Arthur Barens said after election winger just trying to impress the " I t ’s a national march for all of and using the name of God to shield your gutter blast at U.S. policy in Central America and left for El brief sit-in to protest statements Miss Morgan, 30. had three tapes "depicting high by Archbishop John O'Connor. pope with his actions,” Humm our rights,” said organizer Pat religion under his holy and righteous name.” Salvador to delivery a "m oral appeal for peace to said. Norman. members of the administration having sex with Farrakhan mentioned his visit to Arab nations and a WASHINGTON (U P I) — The Cuban government is President Jose Napoleon Duarte. The parades marked the I5th Marchers, accompanied by a The parade, led by Dykes on her.” He said Miss Morgan considered the tapes meeting with Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy, but willing to discuss the possibility of taking back some In a departure statement. Jackson emphasized the anniversary of the 1969 "Stone­ brass band playing "A s the Bikes and including more than an “ insurance policy as well as a potential spent most of his time attacking Zionists. of the thousands of criminals who came to the United needio separate "use from abuse” at the U.S, Armed wall riots” in which homosexuals Saints Go Marching In,” paused 200 units, ended at the steps of danger.” Forces Southern Command in Panama and in He said the Bible says the Jews were ’ ‘chosen to be a States in the 1980 boatlift, but not until after the in New York took to the streets in front of St. Patrick’s during the City Hall. The former mistress to presidential crony particular to end “ spy flights” over Nicaragua. light to the gentile nations” but instead "fed a Alfred Bloomingdale "lived in constant fear for presidential election, the State Department says. “ If the abuse is not halted, these military facilities corrupted light to the people and were the father of her life” because of what she knew about the "The Cubans have indicated that they will not could become pockets of irritation and contaminate false religions and false religious practices.” unnamed officials. discuss the subject at this time although they have the fruit and retard the momentum of the peace He called the formation of Israel “cold, naked Pancoast. 34, a former talent agency clerk who expressed a willingness to do so after the election in process achieved by the late Gen. Omar Torrijos and scheming and plotting and planning against the lives once "confessed” to the Manson family murders, November,” State Department spokesman Brian former President Jimmy Carter.” he said, referring of a people there in Palestine.” has pleaded innocent and innocent by reason of Carlson said Sunday. to the Panama Canal treaty. Lebanese violence delays Farrakhan said Zionists made a deal with Adolf insanity to battering Miss Morgan to death July 7, Jackson called for an end to “ spy flights from Hitler not to boycott German products before World 1983, at the condominium they shared. Asked why the Cubans wanted to wait until after the Howard Air Force Base (in Panama) that violate War II in exchange for allwoing 65,(KXI German Jews The jury has heard a tape-recorded confession presidential election and whether the discussion was Nicaragua’s airspace and sovereignty.” to emigrate and for permitting »ldo million in Jewish he made to police the morning after the slaying, contingent on the outcome, Carlson replied, ’’You’ll “ We shouldnot be abusing the U.S. Arm y’s School of military command assets to be transferred to the new state of Israel. but Barens said factual errors in the statement have to ask the Cubans that.” transfer He said this act is documented in the book "The the Americas as a training camp in counterinsur­ would prove Pancoast was lying when he said he Nearly 125,000 Cubans arrived in the United States gency and jungle warfare for the troops of the Transfer Agreement” by Edwin Black, "one of their beat Miss Morgan to death with her teenage son’s and along the capital’s suburban religious lines in February during own kind.” in 1980, when thousands of refugees came to Key West, government of Honduras and El Salvador. We must By Hala Khoury baseball bat. never make the Southern Command headquarters a United Press International warf rents. an offensive by Moslem militias, ’’The Zionists made a deal with Adolf Hitler, the Fla., from Martel Harbor in Cuba on large and small launching pad for direct U.S. military intervention in The mountain fighting eased at which su cceed^ in capturing most same people that condemn me for saying Hitler was a boats, many of them barely sea worthy. BEIRUT, Lebanon — Govern­ daybreak but rival snipers kept of the western half of Beirut. great but wicked man,” Farrakhan said. Central Am erica." Reagan to see key groups Federal immigration officials estimate that nearly tension high in the city, military The Syrian-mediated accord is Many Jewish leaders and politicians have criticized Jackson said the United States is “ violating the ment troops fought Moslem Druze 2,000 of the refugees were hard core criminals loaded hospitality of Panama.” sources said. There were no aimed at reunifying the army and Farrakhan for his remarks about Hitler and for WASHINGTON — President Reagan, who hit militiamen for six hours early on to the U.S.-bound boats directly from Cuban jails; today, dampening hopes raised by immediate reports of casualties. granting the country’s Moslem allegedly threatening a Washington Post reporter the campaign trail last week to rail against crime Joining the Jackson delegation for his six-day trip an undetermined number were released from Cuban the ceremonial transfer of the The mountains neighboring majority an equal say in a who revealed Jackson’s reference to Jews as and drunken driving, will demonstrate the today was Rep. Mervyn Dymally, D-Calif., aides said. mental hospitals to join the sealift. Rep. Ron Dellems. D-Calif, was suppose to be in Cuba fragmented 37,000-man army to a Yarze were reported "calm but government that has been domi­ "hym ies.” advantages of incumbency.this week in overtures as part of Jacksoti s advance party but aides said he new Christian commander. tense” by the time Maj. Gen. nated by Christians since Leban­ to minorities, farmers and senior citizens. In previous negotiations, the Cuban government Ibrahim Tannous handed over might have been delaved by congressional business. Government and military sour­ on’s Independence from France in Using the White House as a scenic backdrop, has indicated it would accept only those exiles who Jackson is keepirij lip the grueling pace of his ces did not explain what triggered command of the army to Maj. Gen. 1943. Something Different...... wish Someone A Reagan will touch base with some important wanted to return and demanded the right to reject Michel Aoun at the ceremony. BIOOD PRESSURE seven-month campaign lor the Democratic presiden­ the artillery and machine-gun Syrian President Hafez Assad, political constituencies in a fashion no challenger specific individuals, a condition U.S. officials would Gen. Aoun led the arm y’s 8th tial nomination as he barnstorms through Central battles in the strategic Souk El who has lent his support to could match. . , not accept. America and Cuba on a six-day tropical peace mission Gharb mountains, 2>A miles south Brigade on the Souk El Gharb front Karami, promised President Amin Happy Birthday The events — a meeting with black political with a party of ISO in tow. of Defense Ministry offices in from August 1983 until two weeks Gemayel, a Christian, total sup­ with A Herald Happy Heart appointees, a ceremony bestowing the Medal of Carlson said the U.S. government wants to begin On Sundayv4lackson even found a black church suburban Yarze where army lead­ ago. port for the security plan. Freedom on the late Sen. Henry Jackson and a negotiations with Cuba as soon as possible. His appointment was settled “ We’re ready to discuss it now,” he said. ” We want ON SATURDAY, JUNE 30 FROM 10:00 AM TO 1:00 PM, YOUR RITE AID PHARMACY congregation to address, leading more than 1,000 West ers had already gathered for the 0#i/y speech to minority contractors — seem tailor- Indians in a broken English chant of " I am ceremony. under a compromise among Leba­ Beirut radio, quoting political made for a president campaigning for re- to see the people returned who came to the U.S. WILL BE GIVING A FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING. WE ARE LOaTED AT 361 MAIN somebody” in a steamy Panama City Roman Catholic nese leaders in which the Chris­ sources, said one of the defense election. through Mariel who are inadmissible under our cathedral Saturday night. The fighting was the worst since tians keep the top army post but a council’s first tasks would be to ^Happy Blrthday%' The Issues, in some cases, are not. laws.” STREET, MANCHESTER, Q . NO APPOINTMENT IS NECESSARY. Saturday, when the national unity six-man multi-factional Military open roads between the Christian Jackson flies to San Salvador on his chartered jet A meeting Wednesday with governors of farm More than 1,000 Mariel criminals are being held at Cabinet approved a new defense Council was created to supervise eastern half of Beirut and the John for a six-hour visit before heading for Havana for two states could be marked by renewed calls for the federal penitentiary in Atlanta, where they were law and agreed on a new army the military establishment. mostly western Moslem sector and days that will include talks with Fidel Castro. He federal help for farmers laboring not only under imprisoned shortly after their arrival. About 600 more commander. The agreements The plan, named the Bikfaya others leading south to the interna­ RITE AID p h a r m a c ie s I winds up his trip Thursday in Nicaragua. the strain of a fam iliar cost-price squeeze, but a are serving sentences in Florida jails for crimes were made under a Syrian- Accord after the mountain village tional airport. Jackson, who suprised the world by negotiating recent deluge of rain than has caused more than committed after they arrived In the United States. ENFIELD EAST HARTFORD | freedom for U.S. airman Robert Goodman with the mediated peace plan hailed as a where it was formed last week, set Moslem factions in Lebanon $1 billion In crop losses. . .u possible resolution to nine years of up a new defense council and have long complained that com­ •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-41 21 •271 ELLINGTON RD. Syrians in January, raised expectations for his The flooding in the Midwest has added to the After being processed by immigration officials in I civil war. directorate of national security mand of the army did not fairly quixotic mission by saying he would appeal to Castro Call.... problems of the agricultural sector at a tiine Key West, most of the Cuban refugees settled in the MANCHESTER PHARMACY PH: 528-611 51 The sources also reported li­ with Moslems in key posts. It also reflect the nation’s reIigiou8 end to release 21 political prisoners. He said Sunday he when farm failures are up. Interest rates remain Miami area, where police agencies noted a rapid mited skirmishes between Chris­ called for a sectarian balance in factional makeup and demanded S43^27t1 •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-91 10 had already been in contact with the Cubans and is high and many farmers find their equity upsurge in the crime rate. In 1983, Police Homicide tian and Moslem militiamen along the arm y’s officer corps. the resignation of Tannous, a Ask for.... hopeful such a release will be made as a "great human declining as land values continue to dron Sgt. Mike Gonzalez calculated that one-third of the sections of the Beirut Green Line The army became divided along Maronite Christian. rights gesture.” crimes in Miami were committed by Mariel refugees. MAlNtJHI:.&ir.K Mr,KAL,U, iviuiiua>, ■'U'lV « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 25. 1984

Richard M.. Diamond. Publishet Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Legislative leaders expect governor’s vetoes to stand James P. Sacks. City Editor .HARTFORD (UPI) - The Le­ session to act on eight collective Here is a list, prepared by the tions presenting bingo games. welfare recipients can be required stand by the priQciple that citizens opinion gislature convenes today to recon­ bargaining agreements covering Office of Legislative Research, of • A bill prohibiting social to pay for gas and electric should be willing to donate time to sider nine regular session bills state employee unions and two the bills vetoed by the governor workers from disclosing at a trial services. O’Neill said the bill could their government. ygtped by Gov. William A. O’Neill, arbitration awards. and his reasoning: or hearing conversations with a improperly result in higher bills • A bill to require corpuraiiuns ” Dut legislative leaders see little The contracts also are expected • A bill to allow children under client unless the client agreed to for other utility customers. to make annual declarations of Jack .. chance any of the measures will be to win approval with little trouble age 10 to participate in cross­ the disclosure. O’Neill said the bill estimated tax payments to the No need for U.S. in the^Persian Gulf rpyived. and both the trailer and special country motorbike racing events if would likely produce unintended • A bill dealing with the amount state if their taxes exceed $1,000. Anderson they had their parents permission. results. of money cities and towns spend on O’Neill said the bill would do little Leaders of both parties said they sessions should be completed in a O’Neill said the activity was • A bill to require municipalities education and minimum spending good for the state while placing Among this nation's many military obligations is a subduing Afghanistan are hard enough without trying didn’t see the two-thirds vote matter of hours, leaders said. O’Neill said Friday he expected "inherently dangerous” and to assess motor vehicles at 70 levels set by the state. O’Neill said hardships on some businesses. promise to intervene, if necessary, to ensure the supply to assert control over, say, 40 million Iranians. needed in each house to override a the sessions to be completed youngsters wouldn’t comprehend percent of actual value beginning the bill was unworkable and would of oil from the Persian Gulf. That-the oil is still flowing, It wouldn’t make much sense for the world’s biggest veto and raised the possibility that • A bill to lower the fee charged quickly and without any of his the dangers it would present. with the October grand list instead cau se difficulty for many oil producer to impose a bloody occupation on a Gulf qpne of the vetoes will be chal­ to cities and towns to obtain the nearly four years into a bloody w ar between two Gulf vetoes being struck down. • A bill to allow the sale of of at the close of their next municipalities. Stephen nation merely to get oil. If the Soviets were determined lenged on the House or Senate names and addresses of a motor neighbors, is widely interpreted as a vindication of that "W ell, you never know until you "sealed tickets” similar to lottery evaluation. O’Neill said the Legis­ floor. vehicle owner from the state. policy. But po Am erican com mitment is less examined, enough to overlook the region’s overgrown obstacles, have the votes but I don’t know that tickets at bingo games. O’Neill lature should await the results of a • A bill to pay members of the Electrical Work Examining Board O’Neill said another bill he signed more dangerous or harder to justify. Chapman which is extremely unlikely, the prospect of a war with Following the so-called trailer there’s any movement afoot that’s said another bill he signed increas­ commission studv before enactinir $50 per day for their work for the carried out the same intent of the The U.S. pledge, or threat, is nothing new. In 1974, the U.S. wouldn’t necessarily stop them. session on the vetoed bills, the going to gather any momentum to ing maximum prizes for bingo legislation on the matter. Syndicated Columnist games was enough to aid organiza­ • A bill to limit the amount state. O’Neill said the state should measure. Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger said the U.S. Despite the Soviet’s proxim ity to the Gulf, our air and Angels House and Senate meet in special override any of them,” he said. might use force against oil-producing nations if the naval power m ight enable us to prevail in a Arab oil embargo went "too far.” As far back as 1953, conventional conflict. But it would be hard to sustain the Central Intelligence Agency helped to overthrow an broad public support for a war over the conrtrol of oil fall in elected government in Iran after it nationalized foreign fields on the other side of the globe. And no one could be Disaster assistance applications pour in oil holdings. percent of Japan’s. The theory is that, while the U.S. confident that it wouldn’t escalate into nuclear war — a The essential Am erican position is that no one, from might survive the loss of the region’s oil, our allies risk not justified by the prize. Thailand Connecticut essential home repairs, Ms. Yagerman those who might not otherwise qualify, inside the region or out, m ay threaten our access to couldn't. HARTFORD (UPI) - Federal and to $5,000, federal and state officials said said. such as the self-employed. Persian Gulf oil. President Carter created a Rapid But, in the event of a supply interruption, consuming IN ANY CASE, neither Khomeini-style revolutions state officials meet today to begin Sunday. in Brief Stephen B. Heintz, Commissioner of The Small Business Administration Most of the centers will be open Deployment Force to protect it, and warned that a countries wouldn't have to do without that share of their nor Soviet im perialism would be a great threat to the WASHINGTON — Bangkok’s ; specific damage estimates for the sewage treatment plants knocked out the state Department of Income will make $8 milH''n in home loans at 4 through next week, and F E M A officials Soviet invasion of the region would be "repelled by any oil that had com e from the Persian Gulf. I f Japan can’t W est’s oil supplies, much less its m ilitary security. native name, Krung Thep, means ■ predicted 1,000 applications would be by last month’s torrential rains and Maintenance, said the assistance is percent interest and $6 million in means necessary.” In 1981, President Reagan said he buy oil from Saudi Arabia, it will bid for Venezuela’s. Whoever gains ownership of Persian Gulf oil has little “ city of angels” But the tragic i business loans at 8 percent interest turned in by victims. The offices in truth is that the capital of Thailand floods, officials say. available regardless of personal in­ wouldn't allow Saudi Arabia to become another Iran: Prices will rise until demand and supply are back in choice but to sell — as Khomeini himself does. Even in Kennelly announces new bid Federal officials have promised to come but the grants will only be made available to victims, said Al Gammal, Enfield and New Milford will be open "T h ere's no way we could stand by and see that taken balance. the worst, most unlikely scenario, the oil would almost is now a city of fallen angels. It has; coordinator of the FEM A relief effort. through 7 p.m. Tuesday. On Wednes­ HARTFORD — Rep. Barbara Kennelly, pay 75 percent of the $870,000 needed to after the applicant has exhausted all This would be unpleasant but not calamitous. Given certainly continue to flow. most of the country’s 400,000 to; He also said the government would day and Thursday FEM A will open two over by anyone that would shut off that oil.” D-Conn., a strong favorite in the heavily repair damaged sewage treatment other forms of disaster assistance. the excess capacity in the world oil m arket and the So far, the Reagan adm inistration’s bark has been 700,000 prostitutes. plants, which spewed up to 7 million Barbara Yagerman of,the Federal provide temporary shelter at no cost additional centers in Chester at the Democratic 1st District, announced her candi­ Chester Elementary School and in THE COMMITMENT CARRIES a high price tag. beneficial effects of price decontrol in the U.S., it's hard worse than its bite. It has carefully avoided any On a recent trip to Thailand, my • gallons of raw sewage into the Emergency Management Agency said for as long as 12 months for those whose dacy for re-election today, saying she wants to homes had been ruined in the flooding. Salisbury at Town Hall. E arl Ravenal, a form er Pentagon analyst and now a to im agine any disruption that would cause prices to m ilitary engagem ent to protect oil tankers from associate Dale Van Atta learned^ Connecticut River daily during the about 50 people had come through the complete the things she has begun. Ms. Yagerman said Internal Re­ Connecticut residents who suffered professor at Georgetown University, estimates that the rise as drastically as they did in 1979, after the Iranian attacks by Iran. But it isn’t hard to im agine an incident the scope of the Thai vice problem < floods. doors of the five field offices Sunday, “ l have passed the test of the U.S. Congress ... I bringing the total of those seeking venue Service representatives had met damages to their homes, businesses or U.S. spends about $47 billion a year for the defense of revolution. The world, with some pain, adjusted that might bring swift U.S. adventure in Lebanon look even before he got there. In Tokyo, • Representatives from the U.S. En­ feel I have made the test mark. I want to go vironmental Protection Agency and assistance since the offices opened with almost everyone who went agricultural enterprises filled out the Persian Gulf — nearly one-sixth of the entire , tolerably well to that inconvenience. It isn’t worth cheap. he was told that more than a i forward and complete the things I have started,” the state Department of Environmen­ Friday to about 250. through the centers to explain how to applications Saturday for up to $14 defense budget. spilling blood to avoid a similar episode. There are places around the world where the U.S. has million Japanese men each year; million in low-interest loans. Mrs. Kennelly said at a Capitol news conference. tal Protection will meet to assess the Ms. Yagerman said the busiest amend 1983 tax returns for casualty Why? The simplest answer is oil. The U.S. regards its an arguable case for involvement — to defend take off on group junkets to Taipen,; Siscavage said two coolers in his Mrs. Kennelly, daughter of the late state and situation, with some plants still dump­ centers were those in East Hartford losses. access to those supplies — and, more important, its NOR DOES THE THREAT of Soviet expansion embattled democracies, to ensure our own security, or Seoul, Manila and especially Bang-; Ms. Yagerman said the centers also store were ruined by the flooding, while national chairman John M. Bailey, was elected to ing sewage treated only with chlorine and Middletown. allies' access — as critical. Though the Gulf supplies justify our policy. Completely apart from the likely U.S. both. But neither a noble principle nor a vital interest is kok. The main attraction in these- The most frequent applications were have information on the disaster another victim, Joe Fava of Middle- fill a vacant seat in the 1st District in January 1982 into the river. only 2 percent of the oil consumed in the U.S., it response, the Soviets have no persuasive reason to at stake in the Persian Gulf. Staying out would cost formerly Japanese-occupied cities' Owners of homes and businesses hit for Small Business Administration unemployment program, run through town, said his building-wrecking busi­ and was re-elected by a substantial margin in 1982 provides 25 percent of Western Europe’s supplies and 55 invade the Persian Gulf. Keeping Poland in line and little and gain much. is prostitutes. ! by the worst spring floods in decades loans and housing assistance, both state unemployment channels, which ness had been halted by the loss of his The “ buy-girl tours” infuriate! to a full two-year term. may be eligible for federal grants of up temporary housing and grants for provides unemployment assistance for heavy equipment. Japanese and Thai women’s; She is a strong favorite for re-election against An editorial groups. In Tokyo, for example, the; the winner of the Republican race between Women’s Christian Temperance; Herschel Klein and former state Rep. Sen. Union pickets Japan Air Lines and' Douglas Putnum. Klein was the GOP candidate in Racial brawl hints of Klan involvement distributes pamphlets deploring! 1982 and lost to Mrs. Kennelly by more than 60,000 Questions return what the women call ’’sexl votes. organized involvement.” vehicle. breach of peace, and interfering with imperialism." DANBURY (UPI) — Four men are due in court today and three others are He said, "W e will monitor the The three minorities at the scene an officer, was held on $2,500 bond. Thai women are organizing to; free on bond after a Saturday night situation to make sure there are no when police arrived claimed rocks and • Alan Groth, 34, of Milford, charged fight for the rights of women in the; Wood Jury In second week with interfering with an officer, was d on in vitro issue racial brawl outside a party thrown by injustices... but it appears everything bottles were thrown at them as they red-light districts. During my; held on $1,000 bond. Also, he was WEST HARTFORD — A jury today began its a self-proclaimed Ku Klux Klan is in order.” were passing the house and a group of treated and released at Danbury The news story has all the common enough that such associate’s visit to Bangkok, the! second week of deliberations in the case of Steven sympathizer. Lt. Arthur Sullo said, "Numerous whites blocked the street, police said. Thai government sponsored a' The fight, involving as many as 40 racial slurs were being exchanged by Sullo said when the police arrived Hospital for a head injury. elements of a first-class births no longer make head­ J. Wood, with a request to the judge to read the seminar on the prostitution prob-! people, was broken up by police both groups” when police arrived at they "w ere met with heated resistance • Alseymorial Ashe. 28, of Danbury, lines, what are the rights of possible verdicts in the case for the third time. charged with breach of peace and science fiction plot. lem. One group. Friends of! wearing riot gear and using trained about 10 p.m. to restore order outside from both groups that resulted in the Saying he believed a verdict would be returned interfering with an officer, was held on Two frozen embryos in an the test-tube eggs? Women, announced a campaign to; dogs. the party being held in the home of Fred arrest of seven people.” today. Assistant State’s Attorney Herbert G, Wildman was released on $5,000 bond $1,500 bond. Australian hospital labora­ Will the Australian em­ “free women slaves.” ; Police said Sunday they had arrested Wildman. Appleton said, ‘‘They’ve asked for the possible seven men — two black, one Hispanic, He said Wildman, 22, who was Sunday. Police said four men who were Police said two other men in addition bryos be destroyed? Will In fact, the prostitutes them­ tory were all .set to answer the verdicts. That will be the last thing they need. and four white — after the heated racial arrested for breach of peace, interfer­ arrested still being held Sunday were to Wildman were released after posting dreams of a wealthy, but another woman elect to carry selves have formed their own; Wouldn’t that make sense?” confrontation. ing with a police officer and inciting to scheduled to appear in court today. bond and will be expected to appear in court July 10. They were: childless Australian,couple. the fertilized eggs, in order organization, Thailand Night Before adjourning Friday, six men and six The National Association for Ad­ riot, is a “self-proclaimed KKK Police identified them as: • Harold Reeve, 26, of Danbury, But a plane crash ended the that the embryos be allowed Girls’ Rights Protection Group. ! women on the Superior Court jury asked that vancement of Colored People will member” but is not believed to be a The mobilization against vice! investigate the incident and monitor member of any organized KKK group. • Carlton Council, 22, of Danbury, charged with breach of peace and Australian couple’s lives, and to come to full term? Judge Harry Hammer read them the verdicts interfering with an officer, who was was catalyzed by a tragic incident; local authorities to ensure the minori­ He said it was not known if any of the charged with breach of peace, interfer­ when they reconvened today. released on $1,000 bond. suddenly, the embryos were The dilemma brings up all on a resort island in southerly ’ ties who were involved receive fair other 25 to 30 people attending the party ing with an officer, reckless endanger- The jury must decide if Wood was sane, insane ment and two counts of assault on a • Luis Luna. 22, of Danbury, the center of a legal and the old questions which have Thailand, where five young prosti-; treatment in court, an official said. were affiliated with the KKK. or under extreme emotional disturbance when he According to police, Wildman police officer. He was held in lieu of arrested for breach of peace and ethical dilemma. long centered on the question tutes died in a hotel fire. Reports; "We do have a preliminary report / shot to death his ex-wife, her boyfriend, his that confirms there were racial tones to claimed that friends en route to his $5,000 bond. interfering with an officer, was re­ of abortion in this country. that the girls were chained to beds- To further complicate mat­ mother-in-law and adopted stepdaughter in April, the event,” said NAACP state director "Klan party” were threatened by a • Kevin Moore, 20, of Danbury, leased on $1,000 bond. He was also ters, the couple left no will. A Just when does life begin? If were denied by local officials, but 1982. If they decide Wood was sane, he could face Ben Andrews, adding that, “ There was group of 10 to 15 blacks who pounded on charged with attempting to assault a treated and released at Danbury son of the husband by a first one is among those who they did acknowledge that the' the death penalty. a hint of Klan involvement, but no their van and threw bottles at the police officer, criminal mischief. Hospital. marriage appeared to be in believe that life begins when women had been locked in theiit The jury has spent nearly 30 hours weighing rooms to prevent escape. ;. the egg is fertilized by the evidence presented during the 49-day trial, which line fur the couple’s fortune. More than half the women whq But then the morally un­ sperm, then the Australian “Look on the bright side, Abdui — this couid end the oii giut.” included 235 exhibits and testimony from 76 wind up in the cribs of Bangkok witnesses. Books closed on comfortable question sur­ case is particularly painful. come from the hill tribes of Chiang faced. Were the frozen em­ Those who elect to have in Mai province in northwestern New Britain probe bryos heirs to the couple’s vitro fertilization — fertiliza­ VIewpolift Thailand. Many are sold by their Boat accident kills driver poverty-siricken parents for as TONAWANDA, N.Y. — A Connecticut race fortune? Should they have tion in the test tube — know NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — A seven-year probe into little as $50. And many are lured driver died over the weekend in a power boat been implanted in a surro­ that more than one embryo is organized crime links to political and police officials into prostitution by Thai officials; accident on the Niagara River. Michaels Icarat gate mother, so that they fertilized, though only one is is closed. Chief State’s Attorney Austin J. McGuigan who provide them with tickets tq Edward Ralph, 38, of Milford died Saturday could have a chance at life — expected to survive. What said. A vote for the president Bangkok and promise them legiti; when his boat flipped over during the Eastern “ Despite the claims of many in New Britain, I think and at the wealth that the about those which do not? Is mate jobs that never materialize.! Divisional Championship hydroplane races, we ... rooted it out,” he said. couple was prepared to there a question here of The Bangkok Post recently The era, which one city official called a "dark diam ond ring event officials said. share? ending life? published an all-too-familiar story Ralph was driving on the east branch of the chapter” for the city, ended with the sentencing At least one legal question Since Louise Brown be­ is a vote to seiect court of a young girl who was sold by hed river, off Isle View Park near the city of Friday of a former police captain who was paid up to Priced from $2000.00 t o ^ 5,000.00 father for $44. She was put to work Tonawanda, when his boat went out of control $200 a week for eight years to warn organized crime appeared to be answered came the first test-tube baby gamblers of impending police actions. Bv George Felkenes in a brothel run by a high-ranking when it was determined that born, there have been liter­ White, frequently a swing vote in those conservative 5-4 decisions as during a turn. Expressing relief at the end of the investigations. official’s wife, who lived next door close decisions, is also a possible well as provide the opportunity to He was flown by helicopter to Erie County City Alderman Anthony G. Cervoni said, " I think it’s LAST DAY DOWNTOWN the embryos were fertilized ally hundreds of such ” in in a luxurious home. ! “ Nine old men” is not mere retiree. Three new Reagan appoin­ overturn numerous S-4 decision Medical Center, where he was dead shortly after 5 been a long ordeal. Let’s get the city back on track.” ’ MANCHESTER by a donor’s sperm, not by the vitro” babies born, answer­ A visitor to her barred, locked FRIDAY hyperbole. It is a fact with the tees would contribute to a strong that are intolerable to p.m. The probe began with a look into reports of illegal husband's. That meant that ing the dreams of couples who room saw that the girl was sicki exception of one 53-year-old fe­ conservative majority when joined conservative-leaning justices. gambling and then snowballed into a full-scale any legal case that the would otherwise be denied male and one S9-year-old male. by present conservative-leaning and bought her fr3edom for a large State Republicans rally investigation of government corruption, resulting in sum. The benefactor made surd 33 court cases and the conviction of 27 officials. embryos were heirs to the babies. The other seven men range in age members Burger, Rhenquest, O’C­ W HILE THE THRUST of these couple's fortune was consid­ The questions which sur­ from 66 to 77 years. The man or onnor and Blackmun. the girl got proper hospital treat­ NEW INGTON — Supporters of President “ It was a dark chapter,” said City Clerk Richard T. observations presupposes the con­ Murphy of the city of 73,000 once known as the woman who ultimately replaces The long-term implications are ment, then paid her fare bacif Reagan celebrated a voter registration drive erably weakened. faced through the Australian tinued occupancy of the White hardware capital of the world. " I t hurt a lot of people. any of these nine persons can have home. Her father beat her up an Monday TV New England' Community says Debate over commune raid In Brief farewell to 5:00 P.M. © ) - Wild World of Animals behind the public legend of Am er­ 3 ) - Columbo ^ D - Freeman Reports ica's greatest sex symbol, super- (14) “ W im bledon '84 7:30P.M. 33 - Saint 3:15A.M . star Marilyn Monroe. Catherine Happy Hours to be banned promises court intervention (2$ - MOVIE: An Elephant (33 - PM Magazine Hicks. Richard Basohart, Jason dD - Twilight Zone (2D - Maxtrax crusading nuns BRAINTREE, Mass. — Effective today, Called Slowly' A couple find 3 3 - All In the Family Miller. 1980 dD - Dr. Gene Srott 3:30A.M . Jhcmsolves adopted by throo or­ so-called Happy Hours at local bars will be (33 - Muppet Show (S i - Dr. W ho (S ) - Crossfire (33 - Off the Set By Sarah Wilson phan elephants Bill Travers. V/ir banned and bror sold in pitchers will be against By Amy Miller qinia McKenna 1970 Rated G 3 3 " Family Feud (3 l - Twilight Zone United Press International 1:30 A.M. (iD - One Step Beyond ^ the law In a move to shift liability away from bar United Press International 6:00P.M. dD - Independent News DOLL DAYS 11:15P.M. 33 - Great Record/ ...Collec­ (S ) > ESPN's Ringside Review owners. tion MONTPELIER. Vt. (UPI) - A CD CE) CB 32 @® C4®- News ( ^ - Inside Baseball dD - Maida SportsLook 3:45A.M . ’’A lot of (liquor) license holders want to shift HAMPTON, N.H. — Four Roman Catholic nuns, dS) - Dragnet - Independent News Vermont judge reviewed about (53 - Three's Company Catherine Hicks (I). Lisa (2D - Reporter 41 dD (2D - MOVIE: Oklahoma!' A responsibility off themselves onto the buying who sued their bishop after'being fired from the 200 pages of documents detailing (33- S W A T. d9) - Solid Gold Hartman (center) and Veroni­ 11:30P.M. d(D - M OVIE; 'Jock Petersen' A cow boy's girl goes to a dance public," said Sarah Gillies, a member of the parochial school where they taught, will leave their former football player enrolls in and falls in love with a hired hand. alleged abuse of at least 13 - Solid Gold Hits ^ t ) - Crossfire ca Hamei piay out the lives of - Berney Miller convent together Friday morning, 2>A years after the (33 college to improve his mind. Jack Gordon McRae, Shirley Jones. town’s governing Board of Selectmen. "This put f - ( 2 ^ - M*A*S*H three women in the entertain­ incident which sparked the landmark court case. children before authorizing the (1$) “ U S A Cartoon Express (33 - Baretta Thompson. Jackie Weaver. Eddie Albert, 1955. Rated G the responsibility where it belongs.” ment industry in "Jacqueline “ And we still don’t know why (we were fired), that’s unprecedented raid on a religious Oj) - Or Gene Scott ^4) - Better Health 33 - Benny Hill Show (S) - News Wrap-Up The ruling will also prohibit bars from holding ,‘V Susann's Valley of the Dolls 4:00A.M . the God’s truth,” said Sister Justine Colliton, sect, officials say. (2($) - Buck Rogers d9) " Entertainment Tonight 33 dD - Nightline dD - MOVIE; ‘Love Child' A ^ drinking contest where winners are awarded free '1981'." airing in two parts d D - Life of Riley referring to the diocesan decision to dismiss her and The information — apparently (2^4) - MacNeil/Lehrer Newsh 39) ~ Barney Miller (33 - Burns & Allen young woman who becomes drinks. beginning MONDAY, JUNE pregnant while in prison has to (54) - M O V IE : Voices’ A Strug three other Sisters of Mercy from their posts at the based on interviews with adults our ^9) - People's Court (iD - Honeymooners Happy Hours at bars usually mean drinks are 25 on CBS. fight to have and keep her baby. gling rock singer and a deaf dance Sacred Heart School in February 1982. and children — Was reportedly (2$) ' Reporter 41 (5 ^ - Dr. W ho teacher find the strength in each less expensive than at normal hours and some (2D - Soap Am y Madigan. Beau Bridges Some 50 members of the parish of Our Lady of used to obtain the search war­ (3|l ~ M*A*S*H - Sports Tonight 1982. Rated R other to pursue their dreams Mi­ establishments offer two drinks for the price of 8:00P.M. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (2D chael Ontkoan, Am y Irving. Alex Miraculous Metal church, which was divided by the rants that permitted the seizure Powerhouse (2D - Despedida one. ( £ (33 - Scarecrow and Mrs. (S) dD - Tonight Show Rocco. 1979 Rated PG bitter dispute, showered the sisters with gifts, good Friday of 112 children from the King A vii lictive Dr Glaser The action by the Board of Selectmen makes 6:30P.M. dD - Pelicule: 'Kermesse* 2:00 A.M. (5D - MOVIE: That's Your Northeast Kingdom Community seeks revenge by programming Braintree the second municipality to ban happy wishes and $50 apiece in a farewell celebration (X) - One Day at a Time O ) - Bob Newhart Show (33 - CBS News Nightwatch Funeral' Church in Island Pond. Leo to kill his boss (R| (60 min ) hours. Framingham has a similar restriction, but Sunday. (3 ) - C B S New s © ) - Ten O'clock News 33 - Raf Patrol d D - Dr. Gene Scott The children were released (33 ■ PM Magazine still allows the sale of beer in pitchers. “ You have been the church for us,” Sister Catherine (111 - Sanford and Son (33 d9) “ Major League 11:45 P.M. 33 - Joe Franklin Show (2D - News Overnight Cktlliton told former and current parishioners, who later that day when a judge (12) - Mazda SportsLook Baseball: Teams to be dD ' USFL Football; Memphis d D - MOVIE: Only a Scream 4:30 A.M. came from as far away as Texas for the fete. refused to grant the state tempor­ Announced Away' A bride's marriage is (2il - Ask CNN at Houston riD - Abbott and Costello Six men held in kidnapping "W e ’re just so e x c it^ to be in^^arochial school.” ary custody to conduct physical strangely haunted by a series of (33 - News said Sister Catherine, whp-'Wth her sister, has examinations. (22) (3 ^ - N B C N ew s 12:00 A.M. mysterious incidents Gary Col­ BRADFORD, N.H. - Four New Hampshire dD - Mrs. America Pageant accepted a teaching job i^ ew p ort News. Va. Social and Rehabilitation Ser­ (2$ - MOVIE: A Midsummer a® - MOVIE: 'Silk Stockings' A Buddenbrooks ' Part II Tom re­ gan Youth Corps Employment (33 - Jerry Lewis Show lins. Haytey Mills, David W ar- and two Massachusetts men were held Sunday on Night's Sex Comedy' At the d2) - USFL Football: Memphis luctantly marries Herr Gruntich Project beck 1973 ' Sister Mary Rita Furlong will be a bookkeeper in a vices Commissioner John Bur- Russian commissar tries to lure 3 ) - Hart to Hart kidnapping and first-degree assault charges from turn of the centtiry, three couples at Houston and Lubeck joins the German - M O V IE : 'Breaking the •Space' cast chard, at whose request the raid back a defector, while an Am eri­ 10:30 P.M. - Rockford Files (iD manufacturing plant on Iw w Hampshire’s coast and spend a summer vveekon'd in the d4) - Barbara Mandrell - The Confederation of 1815 and be­ (33 Sound Barrier’ Pioneering in jet the weekend abduction of a campground owner can producer is determined to HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Sister Honora Reardon, {L former principal at the was ordered, prepared to discuss country ho|)iny to find love Lady Is a Champ This country thwart her every move Fred As comes a free city (60 min ) QD “ N e w s 33 - Hawaii Five-O planes costs an inventor his son- and a brawl on the campground. school, is still looking for work. the contoversial roundup with W oody Allen, Mia Farrow Jose singer performs at the Tennossee taire. Cyd Charisse, Peter Lorre (Closed Captioned( (29) - Alfred Hitchcock dD - Star Trek in-law's life Ann Todd, Ralph Ri The CBS-TV miniseries State police said Robert Laurendeau, 37, owner Ferrer 1982 Rated PG Performing Arts Center in Nash chardson, Nigel Patrick 1952 The sisters dropped their suit against Bishop Odore reporters today for the first time. 1957 (29) - El Maleficio (2D - 2 4 Horas dD - Ovation "Space,” the network's of Massececu'm Cabins and Campground in (2$) * Noticiero Nacional SIN ville J. Gendron and the Diocese of Manchester a year ago The developments came as a 8:30 P.M. 9:30 P.M. ( ^ - Bob Newhart Show dD - Dr. Gene Scott dD - Dr. Gene Scott prize project for the 1984- Bradford, was freed from a van when police (29) ’ Jeffersons d $ " Eastbourne Pro Tennis in an out-of-court settlement, but not before they won monumental legal battle began ‘ Carol Burnett and Friends - MacNeil/Lehrer Newsh- 85 season, will star James Tournament (33 Cl® - MOVIE: Middle Age ( ^ d D - Thtcke of the Night (3 ) - Independent News stopped it just before midnight Saturday on taking shape over the raid. (46 - ABC News Crazy' A n^ddle-aged man’s life our Garner in the video ver­ precedent-setting ruling that the courts had (33 - MOVIE; 'Adventure' A (2D - Newsnight 2:30 A.M. Interstate 89. State officials this weekend C$7) - Nightly Business Report dS) - Dr. Gene Scott fast-talking seaman marries a begins to unravel os he pursues sion of James Michener's jurisdiction in the case. The church had argued that 11:00 P.M. (S) - MOVIE: 'Francis' A lieu All six sus|>ects were being held Sunday at (29) - MOVIE; To Be Announced quint librarian after a wluriwind his lost youth Brute Dorn, Ann- (33 - Best of Midday the case was an internal matter and that the courts defended the early morning raid 7:00P.M. tenant is tossed into the psycho best-selling account of the Margrnt 1980 Rated R (33 (33 (33 ^ dD- N e w s 33 - CBS News Nightwatch Merrimack County Jail in lieu of 55,000 cash bail (2D - Prime News romance, then leaves Clark Ga­ ward when he insists a talking U.S. space program. had no right to intervene. by about 140 state troopers and (33 - CBS News ble. Greer Garson. Thomas 33 - Taxi JIP pending arraignment Monday in Hennicker - T V 's Bloopers and (29) - Grandes Series mule informed him about a spy Joining Garner in the Under the settlement, the nuns promised to leave social workers as a drastic but 33 39) - M -A-S'H Mitchell 1946 (33 - Phil Silvers d4) - MOVIE; 'Let's Spend the District Court. Practical Jokes Dick Clark and 10:00P.M. Donald O'Connor, Yvette Dugay, cast are David Dukes, the convent by July 1984 and the diocese agreed to necessary step in the two- year (33 * Tic Tac Dough Ed McMahon host this look at 9:00 P.M. QD - Odd Couple Gene Lockhart 1950 Night Together' The Rolling Police learned of the abduction just before 11 probe of persistent allegations of (33 - News Stones perform in concert The Michael York, Susan drop allegations concerning their job performance 3 3 - A B C New s scenes never intonded-for view ­ p.m. Saturday while responding to a report of a UP I photo 33 (33 ~ MOVIE: 'Jacqueline CtD - Independent News (S ) - SportsCenter 12:30 A.M. Rolling Stones 1981 Rated PG and commitment to the church and to help them find abuse at the church. ing by a public audience. (60 mtn ) Susann's Valley of the Dolls Anspach. Beau Bridges, (33 - VegaS (l4l - MOVIE: 'Blue Thunder' - Thicke of the Night brawl at the Massececum Cabins. Police said But Defender General Andrew (23) - MOVIE; 'The Towering 1981' Part 1 A romantic drama (iD " Dr. Gene Scott (33 Blair Brown, Melinda Dil­ new jobs. (It) - Jeffersons The pilot of a super-chopper un­ 2:45 A.M. eyewitnesses reported Laurendeau had been Lawyers say the state of Vermont tested the limits Inferno' Rescue teams try to (S ) - Entertainment Tonight Crane and other lawyers for the dealing with the insecurities, car­ (29) - Twilight Zone covers a plot to turn his crime- (32) - SportsCenter lon, Harry Hamlin and The diocese listed 11 general reasons for the firings, (t2) ~ SportsCenter save some party-goers who arc abducted and shots had been fired. eer successes and love affairs of fighting machine against an (S ) - Late Night with David including accusations that the nuns were guilty of fundamentalists said they would of the Constitution wheri they rounded up dozens trapped on the 138th floor of a (2D - Freeman Reports Bruce Dern in the mara­ The six men arrested were driver Michael (tD - Radio 1990 throe different young women in unsuspecting city. Roy Scheider. Letterman 3:00 A.M. ’’cliquishness” and failure to communicate with the challenge the roundup on consti­ burning skyscraper Steve the entertainment ir>dusiry Cath (24 ~ Can Anybody Hear Me? A thon 13-hour production. of families in an investigation into alleged child (li|) - Dr. Gene Scott Warren Oates. Malcolm-McDow­ (33 - MOVIE; '/(Bam's Rib' A Murray, 23, of Haverhill, Mass.; Gary C. Berube, McQueen, Paul Newman. Faye parish. However, the nuns argued in the suit that the tutional grounds. enno Hicks. Lisa Hartman, Veron­ qrouji of jieople present their ell Rated R 12:45 A.M. husband and wife team of law­ "Space" will be filmed abuse within the fundamentalist Northeast (29) - I Love Lucy Dunaway 1974 Rated PG 20, of Manchester: Ralph Spidale, 23, of Crane said the warrant used by ica Hamel 1981 own ways of overcoming their d4) - MOVIE: ‘Curtains' A cor­ yers have a courtroom battle in­ on locations in San Diego, charges were vague and unsubstantiated and that handicap of deafness by display­ (ip - Alfred Hitchcock Hour Lawrence, Mass.; James lovino, 20, of Ray­ Kingdom Community Church. Here a church 51) - Moneyline (24) - Power and Prejudice (3) “ The Merv Show rupt film director schedules ac­ volving a woman on trial for San Francisco, Los An­ they were dismissed in violation ol their contract authorities contained “ abso­ in America The current political ing their superior ability to com ­ dD - Dr. Gene Scott tresses for screen tests at an mond; John McQueeney, 26, of Manchester, and 52) - N ew s (3D - Dr. Gene Scott shooting her husband. Katharine because they were never granted a hearing. lutely nothing that made any family is led into district court in Newport movement of black Americans is municate (60 min ) (Closed eerie, isolated mansion Saman­ Hepburn. Spencer Tracy. Judy geles. Washington D.C., Steven Mejuary, 34, of Auburn. S4) ' Nightly Business Report (2D - Soap specific claim these juveniles examined as a way to understand ( @ ^ - MOVIE: ‘Sidney C.gitionedl tha Eggar, John Vernon Rated R Holliday 1949. Maryland and Houston ” I love every one of you and will be grateful to you folloiwing the morning roundup. (2.9) " Baila Conmigo Sheldon's Rage of Angels' Part (2D - Moneyline for the rest of my life,” Sister Justine told some 50 had been abused, or their parents prejudice in the United States (60 $7) - Chance to Work Supervi­ d D - Inside Baseball and at Paramount Studios min ) (Closed Captioned| 2 d D - M O V IE : M arilyn' This dra­ 1:00 A.M. had been abusive.” (99) - W heel of Fortune sors labor repri'sentaiivcs and this summer. Explosion being investigated supporters at a local restaurant. workers anaizye the 1983 Michi­ matization features the private life 33 - Laveme and Shirley d D - Dr. Gene Scott (49) - Family Feud ( ^ - Concierto (24) “ Great Performances Attorney John McEachern of Portsmouth, who Meanwhile, child abuse cases, Administration Secretary "partial success,” in spite of a EXETER, N.H. — Fire officials today were represented the nuns, noted the suit set a precedent in brought through summonses David Wilson Saturday dis­ judge's refusal to allow the state trying to determmine what trigger^ an allowing courts to make rulings in cases involving the served Friday during the roun­ counted criticisms the massive to examine the minors. VOL) P O N 'T H A V E ' I'VE STOOP FACE TO FACE match his unnatural three- explosion and fire at an adhesive tape factory that church. dup, were still (tending against roundup was unconstitutional, “ W e’ve taken one long step W ITH headhunters IN N O R TH S-SS44 TO BE AFRAIP OF club rebid with an apparent­ injured four persons — one seriously. '’It an historic decision these four brave women won some parents. Although details of saying the the state was legally judicially,” he said. THOSE QIRte. THE AMAION JUNSLB. BUT 46532 ASTRO Officials said the blast was reported shortly THAT 6R0UP IS SOME YA7 ly unnatural play in the and is now on the books being used by other courts,” the cases were secret by state obliged to protect the children's He said the major setback for after noon Sunday at the Ideal Tape Co. factory THINS ELSE. ♦ 8543 trump suit. His goal was to McEachern said. law, the church has been accused welfare. the state came when District 4Q65 restrict his trump suit losses GRAPH off Epping Rd. "There isn’t a day that goes by, we don’t think about of advocating harsh physical Although the families were Judge Frank Mahady dismissed to only one. Do you see the Four persons were taken to Exeter Hospital, W E S T E A S T what happened to these sisters,” said Alan Baker, a discipline on the children of its returned to their communal charges against about 35 church right play? And what’s more but two were treated and released, said hospital ♦ J109 40874 form er parishioner, who moved to Connecticut when members. homes in Island Pond within members who refused to give YQJ52 V t important, why it is right? spokesman Ron Goodspeed. the parish became bitterly divided over the nuns’ State officials said the failed about 16 hours of the raid, a gag their names. ♦ Q9S ♦K10 72 Declarer led the 10 of Stephen Jensen, 23, Hampton Falls, N.H., was case. effort to obtain a blanket deten­ order imposed on authorities left Wilson said the dismissal order 4743 4A982 hearts from bis hand at trick listed in critical but stable condition with bums on Sacred Heart School has an enrollment of about 110 tion order so the children could be much of the legal as|)ects of the q i b u r would be appealed because it SO U TH two. When West played low, his face and arms, Goodspeed said. students, less than half of what it was before angry examined by doctors was an case clouded in secrecy. 4 A K the seven was played from ^Birthday Joseph Gross, 44, of Exeter was admitted with parents pulled their children from the school over the imiiortant step toward probing handcuffed efforts to protect VK108643 dummy. Had South peeked burns on his face and arms. firings. widespread allegations of abuse. But Wilson called the raid a about 40 church children. ♦ AJ at the opponents’ hands? Not Wayne Dolloff, 23, and Kevin Grower, 24, both ” It’s ail part of God’s plan.” Sister Catherine said. JU IW 2 6 ,1864 4KJ10 really. On any three-two of Exeter, were treated and released. "I don’t know what the plan is, but as soon as I find out. Your possibilities lor success division of trumps, declarer I ’ll send you a message.” Vulnerable: Neither will lose only one trick. look very good this conning Dealer South Sometimes the Q-J will be year, provided you do not lake Infant girl found 1 THINK WE USEP Y'MEAN.WE OUGHTA Wetl North Eait Soalh alone and then South has on more things than you can THE WRONG APPROACH LET 'EM JU S T WALLOW handle. Rnish the project at EAST PROVIDENCE. B.I. — An infant girl ON THESE PEOPLE, IV given up the chance to take Illegal evidence ______NETWORK IN ALL TH' LITTER AN hand before beginning a new was found over the weekend, apparently O ALLEY.' Pass 14 Pass 3 4 all the tricks in hearts, but it FILTH OUT THERE? one. abandoned, in an unlocked car a local resident Psss 3 4 Pass 4V is worth it if he can guard CANCER (June 21-July 22) It'a Pass Pass Pass against many unfavorable had left parked beside a church, police say. claimed in appeal Important to bear in mind Police said the baby, about one week old, FOR THE COX CABLE Opening lead: 4J heart splits. today that giving and taking la \ seemed to be in good health and to have been well CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) attorney general’s office. If an honor Is played on a two-way street. Don't be an c a r ^ for when she was discovered Saturday — A Vietnam veteran who The second apiteal ques­ B y Oawald Jacoby the 10, declarer will win bis anxious receiver and a reluc­ tant redprocator. Want to find outside Our Lady of Loretta Church. said combat experiences tions some of the evidence a id Jam es Jacoby ace and run the seven of entered in the trial and hearts as a safety play out to whom you're best suited Lt. David E. Allsworth said the infant was drove him to stab and whether Place should against four to the J-9 or Q-9 romantically? Send for your turned over to the custody of the state strangle his fiancee last South bad a problem on Matchmaker set by mailing $2 have been subject to a his second blu. He had in the Elast hand. Note that Department for Children and their Families July has appealed his first to Astro-Graph, Box 489, shortly after she was discovered about 9; 15 p.m. degree murder trial while under NEWS HEADlffS SWEEPSIAKES enough high cards in every sometimes a careless Radio City Station, New York, medication. suit to play no-trump, but defender in the West posi­ C. William Gallagher, DCF administrator for conviction. NY 10019. Reveals compatlblH- Ms. Reid wants Place to what if he belonged in his tion might decide to cover tles for all signs. protective services, said the baby was taken to Lawyers for Gary be treated for (tost trau­ six-card heart suit? Those the 10 with J-9-5-2 in L E O (July 23-Aug. 22) By all Rhode Island Hospital where she will be held for Place, 35, of Concord, said You Can Win Big Prizes players who elect to play a trumps. Now East-West’s means be optimistic and hope­ 72 hours under department policy guidelines. in an appeal filed Friday matic stress syndrome RO&B1N6 ANOn-lEE. 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Today you must be careful • picture taken, Yank Oewell, 19, of Palm Springs, dangerous and therefore 100 PRINTED COPIES This Week “Headline of the Week" W HY IS YOUR f=WTHER 52 Join ■ not to give pals raaaona to ; walked in looking for his free meal. would be sent imme­ JUST $ W H Y IS H E BUT r THINK nis Track and Field Trials close An application by Circle Asso­ He was the husband of Nancy ciates to build a gasoline station (Wilson) McConnell. He had been where Buckland Road meets Inter­ owner and operator of the Razor's state 86 will be the subject of a Edge Barber-Stylist in Manches­ hearing by the Zoning Board of ter for the past 10 years. Appeals tonight. He was born in Manchester on The item is one of nine scheduled Dec. 9, 1942, and had lived in town for many years before moving to Wysocki, Stones highlight finale for public hearing when the ZBA meets at 7 p.m, in the Lincoln Coventry 16 years ago. He had Center hearing room. been in the barber-stylist business By Rich Tosches powerful surge down the stretch to is by setting an American record in 4.00.18, a Trials record. Circle Associates, which submit­ for a total of 20 years. He was a UPl Sports Writer win the women’s 1,500 meters the high jump at 7 feet 8 inches. He ted the application on behalf of the member of South United Methodist Kim Gallagher, who beat Wy­ Sunday, handing Decker her first first set an American record 11 Exxon Corp.. has requested two Church, Manchester, and the Mas­ socki in the 800, had declared she,, LOS ANGELES - Ruth Wysocki loss in four years and highlighting years ago. variances in connection with the ter Barbers Association of Man­ would not allow Decker to pull didn't want to say her victory over the final day of the U.S. Olympic But it was Wysocki who stole the gas station — one permitting the chester. He served in the U.S. away and she didn’t, staying on Gary T. McConnell Mary Decker was a fluke. But it Track and Field Trials. show, ^efore the largest Trials main building to be located less Navy. Decker’s shoulder for the first lap. was obvious that on the Wysocki Another American 1,500-meter crowd in the Coliseum, site of all than 200 feet from a house and the Besides his wife he leaves a son, The two remained at the front Shock Chart she considered the legend was also struck down when track and field during the Olym­ other to reduce the yard on the Devin W. McConnell, and two She was bom in Glastonbury on through 800 meters, but with one triumph somewhere between Or­ Jim Spivey defeated Steve Scott in pics, Wysocki, the 800- meter south from the permitted min­ daughters, Doreen L. McConnell- June 1, 1893, and had lived in lap left Gallagher fell back, and Kelli J. McConnell, all at Glastonbury and East Hartford for son Welles riding in the Kentucky the men’s final. runner-up last week, drew even eventually finishing fourth. imum of 25 feet to 17.5 feet. Derby and Lawrence Welk enter­ In other action on the eighth day The station would contain four home; his mother, Violet (Ted­ several years before moving to with Decker with 300 meters left The 27-year-old Wysocki then ing a break-dancing contest. of competition, wordsmith Dwight pump islands, according to the ford) Lindsay of East Hartford; a Manchester 40 years ago. and outkicked her down the shocked the Coliseum's 31,462 fans, Wysocki stunned Decker with a Stones put his legs where his mouth plans. brother, Dennis McConnelll of She leaves a son, Gaylord C. straight to win by a stride in many waving American flags. She The variances are needed be­ Manchester; and several nieces Weir of Manchester; three grand­ refused to be intimidated by cause of the shape of the property. and nephews. children; and six great­ Decker, raising her arms in Other itmes scheduled to be The funeral will be Wednesday grandchildren. stunned glory just before she 2 heard tonight include: at 1 p.m. at the Watkins Funeral Private graveside services will crossed the line. 2 • An application by Steven and Home, 142 E. Center St., Manches­ be held in St. James Episcopal "When I pulled alongside Mary I Lucinda Bissell for a variance Herald photos by Tarquinlo ter. Burial will be in East Ceme­ Cemetery, Glastonbury. There are figured she was ready to blast off, permitting the use of one room on tery, Manchester. Friends may no calling hours. Memorial contri­ but then I saw the tape," Wysocki 31 the third floor of 20-22 Flower St. in With the star of the show dominating the men wore full dress and the women long call at the funeral home Tuesday butions may be made to the said, " I thought to myself, 'What conjunction with 22 Fiower St. scene, guests gather for wine and hors formal gowns for the event. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester Visiting Nurse Associ­ have you done?’ Coming down the • Agnes M. Thompson’s appli­ d’ouevres Saturday night. Many of the Memorial donations may be ation, 150 N. Main St. straightaway I was saying to cation for a variance that would made to the South United Metho­ The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 myself, ’I don’t believe this.’ permit construction of a two- dist Church, 1226 Main St., Man­ E. Center St., has charge of " I’m sure Mary never expected 5 family house at 14V Middlefield St. chester, or Coventry High School arrangements. to see me there." 5 • fimC Construction Co. Inc.’s Athletic Fund, Ripley Hill Road, It was Decker’s first loss since application to reduce the side yard Coventry. William J. McCarthy 1980 when she was beaten in an 800 at 96 Sheldon Road to permit an by Madeline Manning. Wysocki addition to an existing building. Ada S. Crandall William James McCarthy, 62, of also beat her in an 800 in 1978. • An application by Paul F. and Vero Beach, Fla., formerly of Decker, who finished in 4:00.40, i l ' 'T ‘- Christine A. Thomson for a var­ Ada (Spencer) Crandall, 57, of Manchester, died Sunday in Flor­ may have been fatigued from iance to convert a single-family Bristol, died Saturday at her home. ida. He was the husband of Marion winning the 3,000 Saturday night. house at 316 Spruce St. to a She was the wife of Arthur (Graves) McCarthy. She said then she would wait until two-family. Crandall, the stepmother of De­ He served with the 169th Infan­ after Sunday’s race before decid­ • One by Carter Chevrolet Co. borah Fuger of Andover and the try, 43rd Division, in World War II. ing on a double in the Olympics. Inc. for a special exception to add sister of Bernard Spencer of Besides his wife he leaves a son. In the men’s 1.500, Spivey had too to an existing building at 1229 Main Coventry. William McCarthy II of Manches­ much left for a surprised Scott, UPt photo St. She also leaves a son, Alfred ter, N.H.; two daughters, Frances winning by 0.33 seconds in 3:36.43. • One by Gerald T. and Hope A. Spencer of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Ann Bowen of Benson, Vt., and Maree held off Chuck Aragon for Krause for a variance permitting a stepson, Gary Crandall in Texas; Suzanne Perham of Vero Beach, the third spot. Ruth Wysocki throw her hands into the air after pulling construction of a detached garage three other stepdaughters, Lynn Fla.; two sisters, Blanche Senna "This was the most nervous upset over Mary Decker in the women's 1,500-meterfinal at 110 Forest S't. Patrick of San Francisco, Calif., and Rosemary Coleman, both of before a race I ’ve ever been in my at the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials in Los Lori Crandall of East Hartford, • One by David A. and Carol A. Manchester; two brothers, Daniel whole life,"S cott said. " I was very Anglees. Loss was first in four years for Decker. Kittle for a variance to erect a and Jeane Crandall of Wethers­ McCarthy and Francis McCarthy, unconfident at the start. I was porch and deck on a house at 215 field; three other brothers, Earlon both of Manchester; and 11 thinking all the wrong thoughts. Spencer of New Britain, Gilbert Porter St. grandchildren. “ But on the last lap I felt around the world to get me here.” Spencer of South Windsor, and Trials, Carol Lewis took the • And one by Andrew Ansaldi Burial will be Wednesday in positive. Halfway down the stretch Stones prevailed in the high Fred Spencer Jr. of West Chester, women’s long jump, Doug Padilla Jr. for a variance allowing an Vero Beach. I saw Spivey go by me and I jump after former American Pa.; two sisters, Letha Currie oL burst to victory in the men’s 5,000 existing building at the Wetherell tightened up and couldn’t go after record-holder Tyke Peacock went Fort Fairfield, Maine, and Verna meters, and Leslie Deniz won the Village Condominiums on Wethe­ Joseph W. Berry Sr. him. At the finish I was upset that I out at 7-4>A. Lightly regarded Doug Sirois of Collinsville; two grand­ women’s discus throw. rell Street to remain closer to the lost, but really. I ’m very thankful I Nordquist — a cousin of Stones’ — children; and several nieces and Joseph W. Berry Sr., 77, of 33 UPl photo lot line than allowed. made the team .” cleared 7-7, a career best, for Lewis, whose brother Carl quali­ nephews. Goslee Drive, died Sunday at Among the diners at the Cheney Hall Podrove, one of the owners who “ This is a dream come true,” second. Milton Goode also made fied in four Olympic events, The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 Manchester Memorial Hospital He Dwight Stones clears the bar at 7-feet, the high jump Sunday at the Olympic gala Saturday were, from left, Dayna donated the hall to the town. John said Maree, the South African the team by clearing 7-5V<. bounded to her winning jump of J a.m. at Grace Episcopal Church, was the husband of Cecilia F. trials in Los Angeles. J 8-inches for a new American record in native. “ It took many people In the last three finals of the 22-71/4, a Coliseum record, twice. Podrove, Tami Podrove and Pearl Barnini, the other donor, was not able to 124 Maple Hill Ave., Newington. DeMase Berry. Rival union Podrove, the family of the late Leon attend. . \ Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 He was born in East Hartford and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations and had lived in Bloomfield for 18 A L r o u n d u p may be made to Grace Episcopal years before moving to Manches­ for teachers Church Memorial Fund. ter 12 years ago. Before retiring in 1972 he had Michael D. Horn worked for the State of Connecticut not dead yet for 24 years and also at Mount St. Teufel’s blooper embarrasses Sox U ANDOVER — Michael D. Horn, Benedict Cemetery in Bloomfield. ■^*9PL U 67, of 3 Center St., died Friday at He also leaves a son, Joseph W. Bv Sarah E. Hall Hartford Hospital. He was the Berry Jr. of East Hartford; two Bv Mike Tully One of two 20-game winners on Engle. When Skinner turned back Royals 3, Angels 2 Herald Reporter husband of Jennie (Nycek) Horn. daughters, Mrs. Edward (Janet) UPl Sports Writer the White Sox staff last season, to first, shortstop Houston Jiminez At Anaheim, Calif., pinch-hitter He had been employed by the Toper of Manchester and Mrs. Leo Dotson is now 18-4 since last fired to first and Paciorek raced Dane lorg delivered a sacrifice fly A small, independent teachers’ American Thread Co. in Williman- (Elaine) Charizione of South Wind­ Tim Teufel’s blooper proved to August and has the respect of the home. Skinner ended up on second with one out in the ninth and Bud union which failed to unseat the tic for 10 years, retiring last year. sor; a sister, Mrs. Catherine be an embarrassing moment for Minnesota players, to complete the double steal. Black pitched a four-hitter over Manchester Education Associa­ He was previously employed at the Chicago White Sox. “ Anytime you can beat a guy like eight innings for the Royals. It was Donlin of Hartford; eight grand­ Chicago took a 2-0 lead in the tion earlier this year is dormant for Pratt & Whitney for 13 years. Teufel hit a three-run inside-the- that, it’s a tribute to our club,” said the Angels’ sixth loss in their last children; and several nieces and third. Rudy Law beat out an infield the summer — but far from dead, Besides his wife he leaves two nephews. park homer with one out in the Ken Schrom, 1-2, who pitched a seven games. Dan Quisenberry N its leader said Friday. daughters, Patricia Billings and seven-hitter on making a come­ single, reached third on a single by ninth inning Sunday to give the pitched the ninth for his 19th save. N 'The funeral will be Wednesday Scott Fletcher and scored on Mary Bushey, both of Andover; a Minnesota Twins a 3-2 victory over back from a shoulder injury. Ron Romanick fell to 8-7. at 8; 15 a.m. from the John F. Baines’ sacrifice fly to third “ Something has to break for son, Eugene Horn of Andover; six Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. the White Sox. “ Losing like that — he may be m e.’’ said union organizer William baseman Gary Gaetti, who caught A ’s 4, Rangers 2 grandchildren; and several nieces Center St., with a mass at 9 a.m. at “ It looked like a bloop single," crying. But he’s got nine wins Edwards, a teacher at filing Junior the ball in foul territory. At Oakland, Rickey Henderson’s and nephews. St. James Church. Burial will be in Teufel said of his seventh homer already and you’ve got to spread High School. Mass dissatisfaction two-out, two-run homer in the The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, this season. “ I just wanted to get to them around.” In other games, Detroit downed with the MEA over some explosive bottom of the ninth lifted the A ’s. a.m. from the Bacon Funeral Bloomfield. Friends may call at third. I didn’t know how long it Milwaukee 3-2, Boston topped issue would spur the kind of Bill Caudill, 7-1, pitched two Home, 71 Prospect St., Williman- the funeral home Tuesday from 2 would take ... to get the ball in — Dotson didn’t appear too upset. Toronto 5-3 in 10 innings, Kansas support the alternative union innings in relief for the victory. tic, with a mass of Christian burial to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. but it took long enough." “ Normally, if it does drop in, City shaded California 3-2, Oak­ needs, he thinks. at 10 a.m. in St. Columba Church, Held to four hits by Richard only one run scores and we’re set land defeated Texas 4-2 and Oakland’s Joe Morgan hit his 265th t M emorial donations may be home run as a second baseman, Edwards reported that his Columbia. Burial will be in St. Dotson, 9-4, over the first eight up for a double play,” Dotson said. Cleveland blanked Seattle 5-0. New made to the Manchester Memorial making him the all-time leader at group, the Teachers Education Joseph Cemetery. Friends may Hospital Building Fund. innings, the Twins began their “ It just wasn’t meant to be.” York at Baltimore was rained out. that position ahead of Rogers Association of Manchester, or call at the funeral home today from comeback when Dave Engle Baines had no excuses. Hornsby. TEAM , currently has $400 in its 7 to 9 p.m. opened the ninth with a single to “ That’s just baseball. There’s Tigers 3, Brewers 2 nothing I can do about it,” he said. treasury and the support of about Memorial donations may be right. With one out, Tom Brii- At Detroit, Jack Morris, making Indians 5, Mariners 0 The White Sox scored one mn in 125 of the town’s teachers — half made - to the American Heart Dorothy M. Nichols nansky singled to left before Teufel his first start in two weeks, pitched At Seattle, Bert Blyleven tossed Association or the Diabetes the second on a steal of home by the number it needs to prevail over hit a shot that bounced over Harold a one-hitter for six innings and a two-hitter and Andre Thornton Dorothy (McKenna) Nichols, 77, Tom Paciorek. With one out, the MEA. Foundation. Baines’ glove into the right field Ruppert Jones climaxed a six-run drove in three runs with a homer of 23 Centerfield St., died Sunday at Paciorek singled and went to third com er and beat the relay to the sixth with a three-run homer that and a single to lead the Indians. Securing the backing of the other Manchester Memorial Hospital. on Joel Skinner’s two-out single. William B. Jones plate for his seventh homer. went out of Tiger Stadium to power Blyleven. 6-3, notched his seventh 125 teachers is "going to be tough.' ’ She was the wife of Charles With Jerry Dybzinski batting, “ I ’m out of breath,” said Teufel. the Tigers. Morris, 12-3, made his career two-hitter. He also set a Edwards admitted. A switch in William B. Jones, 73, of Bloom­ Nichols. Skinner broke for second and drew “ That was my first ins()le the park last start June 12, Moose Haas, 4-6, major-league record by recording UPl photo union representation would re­ field, died Sunday at his home. He She was born in New York City the throw from catcher Dave — and probably my last.” took the loss. six putouts. quire a majority vote of the town’s was the father of Kenneth Jones of on Jan. 31, 1907, and had lived in Bosox’ Rick Miller crosses the plate to tie the game in 500 or so teachers. Coventry. Manchester for the past 65 years. ninth inning on a double by pinch-hitter Reid Nichols. He also leaves two other sons, She was a member of North United TEAM temporarily lost its -A. ^ Blue Jays’ catcher Buck Martinez waits for throw. Red chance to take over as the chief William Jones of Southington and Methodist Church. Sox won in 10 innings, 5-3. union for those teachers in Janu­ Richard Jones of New Britain; a Besides her husband she leaves a Wallach homer Two site dilemma 2 ary. when MEA officials dicovered daughter, Judith Jones of New daughter, Mrs. Cyril (Betty) Ak- 2 that state stautes prohibited any The entree was Beef Wellington at the gourmet meal outdoors on six propane Britain. mentin of Glastonbury; three bargaining-unit election this year. Cheney Hall gala Saturday. The staff of gas stoves. A memorial service will be held grandchildren; three great­ Edwards, however, said he hopes Cliff’s Country Kitchen cooked the June 30 at 4 p.m. at First grandchildren; a nephew and sinks Mets, 5-3 facing Manchester Game wasn’t over to try again next spring. Congregational Church of Bloom­ three nieces. KEENE, N.H. - Can a team Eight game Tuesday night at 6 ' I ’m right where I expected to be field. There are no calling hours. The funeral will be Wednesday NEW YORK (UPl) — Tim been doing all year. As for myself, be in two places at once? o’clock. at this point in time.’’ Edwards Memorial donations may be made at 10:30 a.m. at the Holmes Wallach thinks the New York Mets I have been working on my That’s the question the Man­ In Saturday’s affair, Jim saisd. But he said he is disap­ to the First Congregational Church Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial fans are in the swing of things. mechanics and we deciding I was as Stanley learned pointed that MEA officials are Cheney Hall is star of gala of Bloomfield. will be in East Cemetery. Friends chester American Legion base­ Fogarty homered twice and Unfortunately for those fans overstriding or understriding. I ball team is going to have to find doubled, Ken Krajewski insisting on an election procedure may call at the funeral home Sunday, so was he. think we have that worked out Bv Frederick Waterman 5 out. smacked a three-run homer and Armas hit his game-winning Continued from page I took part in the musical and the guests had left, lights shone Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. Memorial 5 which Edwards claims will cost Ruth C. Weir Wallach drove in four runs, now.” UPl Sports Writer The Post 102 crew created Chris Petersen homered. homer off Dennis Lamp, 4-3, who more than necessary. dramatic cabaret performance, brightly through the windows onto donations may be made to the including three with a fifth-inning Montreal took a 1-0 lead in the five minutes. Weiss did not plan to quite a problem for itself here at Petersen had a four-bagger in came in to pitch the 10th. State law requires that the two which began with a nostalgic look the parking lot, as they have not Ruth (Cornish) Wein 91, for­ American Diabetes Association of homer, to help the Montreal Expos first when Pete Rose reached on an BOSTON — Bob Stanley be­ emulate the great orator, he said. the 12-team double elimination “ He’s a good pitcher. In that unions contesting each other chose at entertainment of the past. The done for a long time. Cheney Hall merly of Case Drive, died Satur­ Connecticut, 17 Oakwood Ave., defeat the New York Mets, 5-3. error by Ron Gardenhire and each game Sunday, including a lieved the game was over when he He pointed out that the hall did K een e Invitational two-run blast in the win over situation you’ve just got to fight a moderator to oversee any performance included lusty looked alive. day at a local convalescent home. West Hartford, 06119. " I can’t start getting too excited scored on singles by Andre Dawson- went to the mound. not have inside toilets until 1912, numbers like "Bill Bailey Won’t Tournament. Walpole. Pete Frankovitch was him,” said Armas, who has re­ election. Edwards explained. yet but we haven’t fallen too far and Wallach. "I was just going out for an bounded from a .218 batting While Edwards said he wanted to thus giving a certain authenticity You Please Come Home,” dreamy behind,” Wallach sttid. ’”rhisisthe The Post 102 crew fell to Lynn, the winning pitcher in Sunday’s inning of work,” said the Boston to Saturday evening’s average last season to hit .285 and hire a local civic group or leader to operetta tunes like "D eep in My start of a long road trip and two out New York tied it in the bottom of Mass., 16-14, Saturday in its first game with relief help from Red Sox reliever after a 5-3, arrangements. Crash victim stiii in serious condition is among the league leaders in do the job for about $50. he claimed Heart,” and rousing George M.' of three isn’t bad.” the first. Wally Backman singled opener before coming back Mickey Garbeck while Gar- 10-inning victory Sunday over the During his remarks, FitzGerald home runs, RBI and total bases. the MEA officials have insisted a Cohan selections ending with Wallach enjoyetbseeing the Met and Mookie Wilson bounced to Sunday with a 3-1 win over beck, Jim Powers and Chris Toronto Blue Jays. “ Instead, I end credited former Mayor Stephen T. A Stafford Springs man DeCarli, 83, started to cut in the head and arm, Toronto’s W illie Upshaw noted state arbiter be hired that would "Y o u ’re a Grand Old F lag." warning for failing to fans do the “ W ave’' cheer. third baseman Wallach, who threw Gardner, Mass., and a S-1 Helin combined on the win over up with two innings and a win.” Penny with much of the official was still reported in se­ make a left turn In his car was cited for making an that Nichols’ hit was off the short cost each union about $1,000. The players marched through notify the motor vehicle “ I got a kick out of the W ave,” to first fob the out. Backman kept victory over Walpole, N.H. Walpole. The sinkerballer was the benefi­ enthusiasm that set off the historic rious condition at Man­ from Center Street onto improper ieft turn. Police wall in left-field. And $1,000 is exactly what the crowd waving flags which they department that she had said Wallach. “ The fans acted very running to third and scored when Manchester, 7-3 overall, was Powers pitched the middle ciary of the Sox’ ninth-inning restoration movement in chester Memorial Hospi­ South Adams when he was gave Ms. Lunt a written moved. scheduled to lace another team two innings to pick up the win. Edwards expects to be able to handed to some of the guests as much into it and I think all of the first baseman Rose threw wildly recovery from a three-run deficit. “ The wall can help you a lot or Manchester. tal this morning with a hit by another car coming in the tournament this morning Frankovitch went five Innings raise, to pay for his entire they passed. guys on both teams liked It.” past third base. Reid Nichols sparked the rally hurt you a lot, it works both ways,” FitzGerald acknowledged many broken pelvis and right toward him on Adams at 10:30. That team is to be in Sunday’s opener, yielding campaign. His platform emphas­ Joseph Ganley delivered a clas­ Bryn Smith went 6 1-3 innings, Montreal made it 2-1 in the with a two-out, three-run double off said Upshaw, who drove in two people who have a part in the arm he suffered in an Street, police said. The determined. just two hits before giving way izes what he claims would be the sical monologue in florid style, ROBERT J. SMITH* Inc. allowing seven hits, to raise his second on singles by Argenis the left-field wall. runs with his 13th home run of the restoration. accident last Tuesday at other driver, Lois Lunt, However, Manchester is sche­ to Garbeck in the sixth inning. low fees that an independent union with broad gestures reminiscent of record to 6-5. Bob James took over Salazar and Doug Flynn and a Tony Armas ended the game year and an RBI single. Penny, in turn, said FitzGerald, the intersection of Center 21, of Vernon, was not duled to face Enfield in a Zone Garbeck finished up strong and such as TEAM , without state and the elocution that predominated in the seventh and pitched until the sacrifice fly by Tim Raines. with his 19th home run of the Blue Jays third baseman Gartb a former member of the Board of and South Adams streets. Injured, they said. Eight game tonight at 6 o’clock then went the first three Innings national affiliates like the MEA. when Cheney Hall was still open. MSUIUNSliTHS SINGE ninth when Gary Lucas relieved Wallach’s 11th homer of the season, a two-run shot in the 10th lorg said his team ’s season-long Directors, had left Manch»ster Witnesses told police DeCarli, who was also at Ferm i High in Enfield. in Sunday’s nightcap. Powers could afford to charge. Cheney Hall closed as commun­ and got the last three outs to season came in the fifth after with Dwight Evans aboard. success doesn’t make the loss any with reflections of two great that the man, Joseph L. 1914 If Manchester wins its game worked two innings with Helin^^ ity gathering place in 1923. register his sixth save. Ed Lynch, singles by Rose and Gary Carter. , Stanley, 2-6, has had problems easier to accept. accomplishments: ' "the town It came as a shock to some today in the Keene Tournament, going the final two to preserve^ FOR A ME8SABE OF 7-3. suffered his second consecu­ The Mets scored twice in the lately, giving up a late- inning “ It’s still a tough one to lose. We dump and Cheney H all." guests that a song as old as it may have to go back Tuesday the win. CHRISTIAN NOPE AND LOVE tive loss, allowing eight hits and ninth. James walked Ron Hodges grand-slam and a three-run homer just lost a classic Fenway bal- for the championship game. Mike Custer’s RBI double in Now you finow He called the dinner the "end of "Y o u ’re the Tops” is post-Cheney LOOKING FOR good five runs in five innings. and Jose Oquendo doubled. Lucas that opened the door to recent Sox news? Look for the many 649-S241 That would create another the first inning got Manchester Igame, on a ball that would have the beginning" and called on the Hall. The second half of thepinch hitter Rusty losses. The space shuttle is blasted into community "to rededicate our­ featured songs from the musicals bargain buys advertised two-game situation in one day rolling against Walpole with been caught anywhere else,” said Smith. “ I got out of a couple of Staub hit a sacrifice fly before “ It’s good for us, but I ’m very lorg. orbit by nearly 7 million pounds of selves" to the project. of a later time, including "Hello, In the classified columns es E. C«nt#r Slrggl dilemma with Manchester Petersen following with his n k Jams. The two relief pitchers also Backman singled home Oquendo. happy for Stanley that he gets a thrust provided by two rocket Dolly," "My Fair Lady.” today. C I I IChHd slated to visit Windsor in a Zone two-run homer. Upshaw agreed. ManchcBlgr, Cl. got out of a couple of jams. We did Lucas then got Wilson to hit into an win,” said Armas. “He’s been boosters and three main engines. EIGHT MEMBERS of the LTM At the end of the evening, after “ It’s never easy to lose, you hate some things which we should have game-ending double play. having a tough time latr.y.” to lose, anytime,” he said.

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TORONTD BOSTDN PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH ST. LOUIS CHICAGO Sutcliffe shows teeth chewing up Cubs Softball Golf Soccer Arhbl abrhM abrhM abrhM abrhM abrhM (Sardo 2b 5 1 3 0 Boggs 3b 4 0 10 Samuel 2b 5 0 1 0 Wynne cf 4 0 11 LSmIth If 3 0 0 0 Dernier cj. < ? ? 0 Moseby cf 4 0 1 0 Evans rf 5 12 0 Maddox ct 5 0 0 0 Lacy rt 5 0 3 0 Vn Ohin p 0 0 0 0 Sandbro ' Bell It 5 0 11 Rice It 5 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 4 1 2 0 Harper If 2 0 10 Ramsey ta 0 0 0 0 M a ^ w s If 2 0 1 1 By Fred McMane But things turned around when Phillies 4, Pirates 2 Pee Wee Holland p 0 0 0 DIstefn 1b 10 0 0 Jorgnsn lb 1 0 1 0 Cotta If 5 9 9 2 TONIGHT'S GAMES Johnsn dh 3 0 10 Armas ct 5 1 1 2 0 UPI Sports Writer Cleveland traded him to the Cubs. At Pittsburgh, Ozzie Virgil Country Club oilers 3 (Bill Renaud 2, Shane Leach pr 0 10 0 Easier dh 3 1 1 0 Schmidt 3b 5 0 2 0 Morrisn ^ 1 0 0 0 Vn SIvk 3b 3 0 0 0 Moreind 'b 3 1 1 0 J C 'i vt. Postal, i — ritioorald Wcknfss b 3 1 2 0 Madicfc 3b 4 0 1 0 McGee cf 4 0 0 0 Davis c 3 ' ' 3 His 14 strikeouts were the most by slugged a two-run homer and pinch Lothrop vt. Main Pub, 7:30 — Bob Atwood shot a bolo-ln-ono on Ibo Buzzell), Meteors 1 (Kris LIndstrom). Barfield rt 3 0 0 0 Bucknr 1b 4 1 1 0 1 141 yard SIh hole uilng a five wood loti Dolphins 2 (Jett Altrul, Matt Lav- Upshaw 1b 4 1 2 2 Gedmon c 4 0 1 0 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Pena c 4 0 0 0 Howe 2b 0 0 0 0 Woods rf 3 0 0 0 For a guy who doesn’t have the a Cub pitcher since Sept. 14, 1971 hitter Von Hayes added a solo shot, Flliairold G G rou It 0 0 0 0 Mazzllll 1b 4 1 1 0 Porter c 4 0 0 0 Bowa ss 2 0 0 0 EIkt vt. Bolllvtou, t — Pooanl Wodnotday, ploying In o fourtonw ery). Mustangs 0. lorg 3b 4 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 2 1 0 0 teeth he used to have, Rick when Ferguson Jenkins struck out powering the Phillies to victory. with Tony Pletronlonlo, Skip McOur- Potrlots 6 (Bruce Watt 4, Sean Multnks ph1 0 0 0 Miller ph 0 0 0 0 Virgil c 3113 Ray 2b Hendrck rf 3 0 0 0 Owen 3b 2 0 0 0 Bab B Marla't vt. JC't Blue, t — Herr 2b 3 0 0 0 Sutcliffe p 3 0 0 0 Sutcliffe did a pretty good job 14 Philadelphia Phillies. Steve Carlton, 5-4, allowed nine Robartton kln and Dick Cortor. Edna Hlllnikl LeBlanc, Mike Grittith), Panthers 0. Martinez c 4 0 0 0 Jurok 2b 0 0 0 0 Wilson If 3 0 0 0 Berra ss 2 0 0 0 acid thi 131 yard 11th holi uilng a llvo Sharks 2 (Jennifer Klem, Mike Griffin ss 4 0 10 Gutlerrz ss 3 0 0 0 Hayes It 1111 Frobel ph '000 Allen p 0 0 0 0 Sunday of chewing up the Chicago Helped considerably by catcher hits over 6 1-3 innings for the Pumparnicktl vt. Wilton, 7:30 — Salas ph 10 0 0 Robartton Iron while playing In a Ih rtiio n w with Daunt), Jaguars 2 (Mike Sleno 2), Nichols ph 1 0 1 3 Dejesus u 4 0 2 0 Tudor p 3 0 11 Cubs. Jody Davis, Sutcliffe had only one triumph, while Al Holland relieved Boot! Carnollla and Htlon Mtegan. It MCC: Tlmbers2(CoryWrv,Brendan Hotfmn ss 0 0 0 0 Carlton p 3 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Green 1b 3 0 2 0 Hungry Tlgor vt. Sporttman, t — OSmIth u 3 0 1 0 The 27-year-old right-hander al­ shaky inning. That came in the in the ninth and got the last two Chortor Oak woi Hlllnikl's fourth holt-ln-ont and Richards), Seekers 0. Totals 37 3 9 3 Totals 38 S 8 5 Corcorn 1b 1 0 0 0 May ph 0 0 0 0 her third on the 12th hole. Express 1 (Brendon Prindivllle), Dim out when winning run scored. Bernard pr 0 0 0 0 Hortan p 10 0 0 lowed only five hits and struck out eighth when the Cardinals loaded outs to notch his 16th save. Congo vt. Acodlo, t — Ketney Braun If 2 0 10 Alllod vt. JIm 't, t — Nike MEMBER-GUEST — Net- Tony Tornadoes 0. Toronto 880 118 8N 8— 3 Totals S7 4 11 4 Totals X 1 M 1 14 in leading the Cubs to a 5-0 the bases with two out and Sutcliffe Dodgers 5, Braves 2 Pletrontonlo-Bob Atwood 57, Bob Standings: Uilng — Meteors 5-1-0-25, Boston 088888S833— 5 PhllodolpMa 021 080 810— 4 Totals nose Totals 26 5 6 4 J.C . Penney vt. Social Club, 7:30 — St. Louis OMSMOOO-O triumph over the St. Louis struck out Willie McGpe to end the At Atlanta, Franklin Stubbs hit a Nike Calnen-Ed Darche 59, Bill Ahn-Won Oilers 5-1-0-25, Dolphins 4-1-1-23, Patri­ Game-Winning R BI— Armas (4). Pittsburgh 888 S8088O-2 Moon 59, Tony Pletronfonlo-Sklp ots 4-1-1-23, Panthers 2-4-0-10, Sharks E— Boggs. LOB— Toronto 10, Boston 7. Gome-Winning R BI— Virgil (2). Chicago IK O M O S x -5 Cardinals. inning. two-run homer and Pedro Guer­ McGurkIn 62, Hoi Dovey-Walt Schordt 1-4-1-7, Jaguars 0-5-1-3, Mustangs no 2B-Johnson, Nichols. HR— Upshaw DP — Philadelphia 1. LOB — Game-winning RBI — Matthews It was Sutcliffe's second victory “I got McGee to foul off a slider rero, Mike Marshall and Greg CWFL 62, John Everelf-JIm Lee 62. Gross- record given, (15), PhlUxlelphIa (10). Tony Sfeullet-JIm Bldwell 68, Pat MCC — Penguins 4-0-2-26, Timbers Armas (19). SB— (tarda 2 (27), Evans 9, Pittsburgh 10. 2fr-R ay, Tudor. HR— E— Van SIvke, Porter.Green. LOB— St. since coming to the Cubs in a trade that broke inside and I figured if I Brock added solo shots leading the f-ormal's Inn won three of four MIsfretta-Charles Bossinl 70. 4-0-2-26, Aztecs 4-1-1-23, Express 2-4-0- (3). S— Barfield. Virgil (10), Haves (5 ).SB— Lacy (7). Louis 6, Chicago 4.3B— Sandberg. HR— with the Cleveland Indians on June tried to do that again, he’d take me Dodgers to their sixth straight gomes tl^ls weekend In women's fast- BEST 14 — A- Ray Euelhoch 51-8-43, 10, Express 2-4-0-10, Tornadoes 1-4-1-0, IP H RERBBtO IP H RERBBSO Ctavls (12). S— Bowa. 13. out of the ballpark,” Sutcliffe said. victory over the Braves. Alejandro pitch round robin competition at Sion McFarland 51-5-46, Flayd O'Brien Sockers 0-6-0-0. Toronto Phitadslohte Robertson Park. After dropping Satur­ 54- 7-47, Dac McKee 54-7-47, Willie Scott Ruganls scored a goal last Stieb 6 2-3 6 3 3 4 8 Carlton (W 54) 613 9 2 2 2 0 . “I really wish I knew who was “So, I decided to throw him a Pena, 8-3, went eight innings for day's opening gamer 7-1 to L P G T of OleksInskI 54-7-47. Grass- Stan M cFar­ Wednesday tor the Panthers In their 2-0 Key 13 0 0 0 0 1 Andersen 2 1 0 0 1 0 Eastern League standings responsible for my being traded by sinker and a pitch that was not the victory with Tom Niedenfuer Fitchburg. Formal's rebounded to take land 71. B- Ran Rencurrel 55-10-45, Jim win over the Mustangs, Lamp (L 63) 13 2 2 2 0 0 Holland (S 16) 23 0 0 0 1 0 quite so fast and it hugged the pitching the ninth for his ninth the next contest In dramatic fashion, Herdll 57-12-45, Dan Davis 57-12-45, Boston Pittsburgh W L Pet. OB Cleveland to the Cubs," he said, plating 12 runs In the ninth inning to Sergio Sartorl 54-9-45, Joe Wall 57-11- Oleda 8 0 3 3 3 7 Tudor (L 43) 6 23 10 3 3 3 6 Albany X 29 J74 — “because he not only turned my outside comer and he took It for save. trounce Brooklyn. N.Y., 13-1. Barb 46, Tom Ouens 56-10-46, Mike Lomba Midgets Stanley (W 26) 2 1 0 0 2 2 Tekulve 213 1 1 10 1 Woteroury X 31 .557 1 baseball career around but made strike three.” Padres 8, Reds 3 Tersavich collected four hits. Includ­ 60-14-46, Tim Hickey 59-13-46, Rich PB— Martinez. T — 3:09. A — 32,521. T — 2:25. A— 17,749. Vermont X X J43 2 ing the game-winning two-run triple In MCC: Spartans 4 (Brian Jones 2, me feel I am part of a winning The Cubs took a 1-0 lead off loser Tim Flannery’s bases-loaded Long 55-9-46. C- Don Baftalino 65-25-40, Todd Longo, Tony Cook), Sounders 2 Buffalo X X .529 3 the ninth while Karen Wright, Marcy Bernie Glovinl 70-30-40, Joe Salafla Royals 3, Angels 2 X X .493 S'/i effort.” Ricky Horton, 3-1, in the first triple capped a five-run 13th inning MacDonald and Shelly Raney added (Matt Kohut, Jett Lazarris). New Britain 58-16-42, Larry Lance 65-22-43, George Sting 5 (Brian Sardo 2, Jay Caran- Glens Falls X 34 .493 S'/i During spring training it didn’t inning when Bob Dernier singled, uprising that gave the Padres their three safeties apiece for the winners. McNIff 64-21-43, Don Edwards 79-29-43, Expos 5, Metis Nashua 32 37 .464 Vh Format's came back to take both tilts gelo 2, Dave Melesko), Apollos 0, KANSAS CITY CALIFDRNIA appear that Sutcliffe was going to stole second and scored on Gary victory. The Padres got only two Maynard Clough 60-16-44. Rockets 3 (Chris Schoenenberger 2, Reading 24 45 J46 15'/^ on Sunday, whitewashing Brooklyn. SWEEPS — A Gross- Larry Graf 73. abrhM abrhM Sunday's Rosutts have much of a season at all, much Matthews’ single to right. It was hits in the inning but took advan­ 4-0, and then routing Fitchburg, 9-3. Kirk RIngbloom), Apollos 2 (Chris Wilson cf 4 0 0 1 Pettis cf 4 0 0 0 MONTREAL NEW YORK Net- Steve Matava 74-6-68, Terry Rizv, Michael Marsh), ObrhM ObrhM Albany 6, Buffalo 4,1st, 7 Innings less strike out 14 batters in a game. Matthews’ 10th game-winning hit. tage of four walks. Steve Garvey’s Pitchers Deb Naughton and Mary Schilling 74-6-68, Ken Gordon 77-8-69, Sherldn rf 4 0 3 0 Schoflld ss 4 0 0 0 Albany 9, Buffalo 8,2nd, 8 Innings Shonty combined for both Manchester Kennedy: Falcons 4 (John Calvo, Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Lynn rf 2 0 0 0 Raines cf 4 0 11 Bockmn 2b 5 1 3 1 sacrifice fly knocked in the tie­ Tom Vecsev 74-5-69. B Gross- Joe Wall Jett Haddock, John Papa, Mike Cos­ Rose 1b 5 2 10 Wilson cf 5 0 0 0 Nashua 1, New Britain 0 The problem was abcessed teeth, Chicago scored twice more in the victories. Lori ChadzinskI knocked In 79. Net- Rich Lang 76-9-67, Jim Flor­ Orta dh 4 0 0 0 DeCIncs 3b 4 0 0 0 Waterburv 5, Glens Falls 4, 1st, 7 which caused him much pain and eighth off reliever Neil Allen when breaking run. four runs on o pair of hits against grove), Olympics 1 (BUI Kennedy). Motley If 3 0 2 0 Downing If 4 1 2 0 Dawson rf 5 0 1 0 Hrnndz 1b 4 0 2 0 ence 81-11-70, Tom Ouens 81-10-71, Tom Cougars 1 (Robbv Zlkus), Toros 0. Carfer c 5 12 0 Strwbrr rf 4 0 1 0 Innings stripped him of his strength. Davis cracked a two-run homer. Astros 8, Giants 3 Fitchburg. Formal's, now 5-3, returns Lowery 82-11-71, Marsh Warren 84-13- (tavls If 1 1 0 0 RJcksn dh 4 1 0 0 Glens Falls at Woterburv, 2nd, ppd., to Connecticut league action Wednes­ 71, Hal Glgllo 84-13-71, Vince Burcherl Standings: Kennedy: Cougars 4-2-0- BalbonI 1b 4 1 2 1 Grich 2b 4 0 11 Wollach 3b 5 1 3 4 Heep If 4 0 ) 0 "I had root canal work and Elsewhere in the NL, Philadel­ At Houston, Ray Knight drove in day against host Torrington. 20, Falcons 4-2-0-20, Academics 3-2-1 -18, Wohifrd If 5 0 10 Grdnhr 3b 4 0 1 0 rain UPI photo 85-14-71, Tim Hickey 84-13-71. C Gross- Slought c 3 0 0 0 RJcksn 1b 3 0 1 1 Vermont at Reading, ppd., rain suffered a series of abcessed teeth, phia topped Pittsburgh 4-2, Mont­ three runs with a double and a Stan Prachniak 86. Net- Joe Salafla Suns 2-2-1-13, Olympics 26-0-10, Toros lorg ph 0 0 0 1 Boone c 3 0 0 0 Salazar ss 4 1 1 0 Hodges c 3 1 1 0 0- 6- 0-0. Flynn 2b 4 0 3 0 Oquend ss 3 1 2 0 Monday's (tamos causing me to lose 20 pounds,” single to lead the Astros. Bob 83-16-67, George McNIff 89-21-68, Ed Wothon c 0 0 0 0 Buffalo at Albany real downed New York 5-3, Los Steve Sax of the Dodgers strains to get Chambliss was late with tag on M CC: Spartans 5-0-1-28, Sting 3-2-1- Blancin 2b 4 1 1 0 Smith p 2 0 0 0 Lynch p 10 0 0 Haynes88-19-69, Don Boftalino94-25-69. 18, Sounders 3-2-1-18, Rockets 26-0-10, James p 10 10 Chpmn ph 1 0 0 0 Vermont at Reading Sutcliffe said. “That cut down the Angeles defeated Atlanta 5-2, San Knepper, 7-7, scattered 11 hits, back to first base ahead of attempted attempted pick off. Sax was picked off B EST 16 — A- Terry Schilling 63-6-57, Wshngt ss 2 0 0 0 Glens Falls at Woterburv velocity on my fastball to 80 mph Diego beat Cincinnati 8-3 in 13 walked two and struck out four en Frank Klernan 66-7-59, Pat MIsfreffa Apollos 0-5-1-3. Totals » 3 8 3 Totals X 1 4 2 Lucas p 0 0 0 0 Goff p 0 0 0 0 pick off by Atlanta pitcher Craig later in the fifth inning. Kansas City 888110 801— 3 Foster ph 10 0 0 Nashua at New Britain and it looked like I was headed innings and Houston topped San route to his seventh complete Little League 66- 7-59. Gross- Terry Schilling 75, Tom (tarmon p 0 0 0 0 Tuesday's (tames Vecsey 75. B- Dick Kerr 67-12-55, Juniors California 888 OW100— 2 Buffalo at Albany toward another mediocre season.” Francisco 8-3. game. McMurtry. Braves' first baseman Chris George Seddon 68-12-56, Al Cusson (tame-winnino RBI — lore (1). Staub ph 0 0 0 1 M CC; Rangers 3 (Pat Purcell, Steve E— Ro. Jockson 2, Romanick. OP— Totals X 5 14 S Totals X 3 11 2 Nashua at New Britain 67- 11-56, Lloyd Davidson 70-12-58, Paul Montreal 1100X000— 5 Vermont at Reading Sullivan 71-13-58, Jim Breen 71-13-58. C- Nowak, Jamie McAulItte), Fury 1 California 1. LOB— Kansas City 5, Glens Falls at Woterburv National Don Baftalino 79-25-54, Bob Copeland (Mike BottI). California 5. 2B— Blancalana, Ro. New York 1X8X 002—3 71-15-56, Al Puzio 80-23-57, Ray Remes Girls — Chieftains 3 (Shelly Dieterle Jack- (tame-winning RBI — Raines (7). DIRosa Cleaners topped Nichols 78-20-58, Bert Brown 77-19-58. 2, Ann Marie Diana), Caribous 0. son. 3B— Downing. HR— BalbonI (8). E— (tardenhire. Rose. DP— Montreal3. MB’s snap Tire, 11-3, at Buckley Field behind the SWEEPS — A Gross- Tom Vecsev 75. Rowdies 2 (Dona Hartle 2), Comets 1 SB— LOB— Montreal 10, New York r 2B— Flynn, Hernandez, Oquendo. HR— Former NHL president pitching of Corev Weseloskle. Danny Net- Terry Schilling 77-6-69, Marty (Mary Morlorty). Sheridan (12), Re. Jackson (4). S— Lopez roped three hits while Weselos­ Shea 78-8-70, Doc McKee 77-7-70, Pat Stallions 3 (Amando Newman, Amy Washington. SF— lorg. Walloch loss streak kle, Brian Collettl. Jim m y Myers and MIsfreffa 77-7-70, B Gross- Tom Low­ Shumoker, Patt Hornbustel), Whltec- IP H RERBBSO (11). S— Smith. SF— Raines, Staub. Jason Dieterle had two hits sofetles ery 80. Net- George Seddon 80-12-68, aps 1 (Tracy Hart). Kansas City Track each for the winners. Kevin Tedford Ron Janton 82-13-69, Ed Corcoran Stallions 1 (Tara Moynlhan), Comets Black (W 65) 8 4 2 2 2 3 IP H R ER BB SO ployed well defensively for DIRoso's. 83-14-69. C Gross- Alex Elgner Jr. 89, 1 (Jessica Marquez). Quisenberrv (S 19) 1 0 0 0 0 1 MentroM WINDHAM — Moriarty’s Broth­ Nichols was led by Tad DeQuotro, who Net- Don Baftalino 94-2569, Aldo Chieftains 2 (Shelly Dieterle), Whl- Calltomta Smith (W 65) 61-3 7 1 1 1 0 ers got back on the winning track in Campbell dead at 78 smacked a homer and a double, and D'Appallonlo 8^15-70, tecaps 2 (Ann Marie Ferry). Romnek (L 67) 813 8 3 2 0 3 James 1 2-3 3 2 2 1 4 the Greater Hartford Twilight Tim m y Roberts, who sparkled behind LADIES — Par Four's One Half Standings: Kennedy: Knights 5-0-1- Corbett 23 0 0 0 0 1 Lucas (S 6) 1 1 0 0 0 0 U.S. track and field team the plate. Handicop- A Gross- Christa Seddon 42. 28, Strikers 4-1-1-23, Bears 26-0-10, King WP— Romanick. T — 2:17. A— X,272. Now York League as stopper Dave Bidwell Net- Rose Robldeau 48-11-37. B Gross- 1-4-1-8, Apaches 0-5-1-3. Lynch (L 7-3) 5 6 5 4 0 1 LOS ANGELES (U P I) — The 1984 U.S. blanked Superior Auto, 9-0, Sunday MONTREAL (UPI) — Clarence loves were his wife, Phyllis, and bell’s career occurred March 17, Florence Barre 44. Net- Ida McMallon M CC: Diplomats 5-0-25, Cyclones (taff 2 4 0 0 0 0 Olympic track and field team, chosen In at Eastern Connecticut State Uni­ Campbell, the National Hockey his country. Next came the game 1955 when he suspended volatile American 47-15-32. C Gross- Jeanette Orfitelll 51. 4-1-20, Rangers 26-10, Fury 0-6-0. Tigers 7, Brewers 1 (tarman 2 2 0 0 0 1 trials June 1624, except where noted; Net- Lll Donovan 54-16-38, Nat O'Brien Girls: Comets4-1-1-23, Stallions3-1-2- James pitched to 2 batters In 9th. Men versity. Bidwell, now 2-1, tossed a League president who guided the of hockey and the NHL.” superstar Maurice "Rocket" Ri­ Mark Huhtalatossedatwo-hitterand T — 2:X . also hammered a homer to led Town 55- 17-38. D Gross- Emily Sarra 55. Net- 21, Chieftains 3-2-1-18, Rowdies 3-2-2-18, MILWAUKEE DETROIT A—32M3. I X meters — Carl Lewis, Houston; four-hitter to help the Gas Housers league for 31 years through a 'ISuffice it to say that he served chard of the Montreal Canadiens Fire to a 6-0 decision over American Clalre Zimmerman 55-W-35. Corlbous 26-0-10, Whitecaps 0-5-1-3. abrhM iGrhM /Sam Graddv, Atlonta; Ron Brown, break a three-game losing streak period of expansion that tripled its each with full committment, dis­ for the balance of the season and Legion at Woddell Field. Steve Flengo PAR THREE'S A FIVE'S— A Gross- James rt 4 0 0 0 Whitakr 2b 4 1 1 0 Tempe, Arlz. size, died of pneumonia early cracked three hits and Devin Marquez Lynn Prior 45. Net- Denise Klernan (tantner 2b 4 0 0 0 Trmmll ss 3 1 1 0 2X meters — Carl Lewis, Houston; and even their recqrd at 3-3-1. tinction and dignity. All of us in the entire playoffs for hitting an added two hits for the winners. Jason 50- 12-38. B Gross- Betty Broucek 47. Intermediates Yount ss 4 0 0 0 KGIbson rf 3 1 DodgeraS,Bravea2 1 2 Kirk Baptiste, Beaumont, Texas; Tho­ Moriarty’s scored its runs in Sunday in a Montreal hospital. He hockey say ‘Thank you, Mr. official over the head with his StonizzI and Mark Ursin, with a triple Net- Ida McMahon 52-15-37. C Gross- Nebo: Earthquakes 0« Bulls 0. Cooper 1b 3 0 0 0 Parrish c 4 2 3 2 mas Jefferson, Cleveland. bunches, including a six-run third was 78. Campbell.'” stick. and a single, respectively, had the two Lee Nearv 51. Net- Phyliss Holmes Yankees 6 (Chip Lonoo 2, Gary Oellvie It 3 0 0 0 Evans dh 4 0 LOS 0 ANGELES 0 ATLANTA that put the game away early. Campbell had a long history of A distinguished lawyer who hits for the losers. 51- 15-36. D Gross- Joonne Hunt 53. Stoltenbera, Todd Whitehousej Jay SImmns dh 3 0 0 0 Grubb If 10 0 0 ObrhM abrhM 4X meters— Antonio McKay, Atlanta; The suspension came with only Town Fire downed MARC, 12-6, at Four Ball: Edna Hlllnskl-Boots Mlstretta), Hurricanes 1 (Steve Clark cf 3 1 ) 0 Lemon cf 2 1 1 0 Sax 2b 3 10 0 Wshngtn rf 4 0 0 0 Alonzo Babers, Montgomery, Ala.; Steve Chotiner’s two-run double off respiratory illness and had been represented the Allies at the one week left in the season and Waddell Field. Mark Huhtala socked Carnlello-Helen Meegan-Allce La- Choman). Sundbrg c 3 0 1 1 Bergmn 1b 2 0 Stubbs 1 rf 5 01 1 2 Moore p 0 0 0 0 Sunder Nix, Chicago. losing pitcher Brian Murphy (2-2) hospitalized,-several times in re­ Nuremberg Trials of Nazi war seemed certain to prevent the three hits and Jeff Davis cranked two, menzo 56. Racers 3 (Wayne Holllnosworth 2, Romero 3b 3 0 1 0 (tarbey 1b 2 0 Landrex 0 cf 3 0 2 0 Perry ph 0 0 0 0 8X meters — Earl Jones, Inkster, cent years. He was admitted to including a home run, to lead the SCOTCH BALL — Gross-Tom Prlor- Hank Stephenson), Diplomats 0. Jones cf 4 1 1 3 AAaldond cf 1 0 0 0 Oberkfll 3b 5 Mich.; 0 0 0Johnny Gray, Los Angeles; John highlighted the barrage. criminals, Campbell steered the brilliant scorer from winning his victors. Greg Greer and Devin Mar­ Lvnn Prior-Lou Halpryn-Ada Halpryn Knights 6 (Eric Fleming, Bruce Johnson 3b 2 0 0 0 (taerrer 3b 4 1 1 1 Ramirz ss 5 0 1 0 AAorshall, Plainfield, N.J. The Gas Housers plated three Montreal General Hospital June 16 NHL through tumultuous times. only scoring championship in a quez also added a pair of safeties each 36. Net- Jack Crockett-Elsle Crockett- Rosenberg 2, Mott Paggioll 2, VIcalt Castillo 3b 1 0 0 0 /Marshall It 4 1 2 1 Murphy cf 4 )1 J X2 0meters — Jim Spivey, Wooddale, more runs in the seventh off for treatment of a heart and lung The league often was embroiled in storied career. for Town Fire. MARC was paced by Ann Salofla-Joe Saloflo 23, Brooks Laos), Rangers 0. Totals X I 3 1 Totals X 7 9 7 Scloscia c 4 0 10 Chmbis 1b 3 1 2 0 III.; Steve Scott, S c o tt^ le , Arlz.; Justin Bolduc ond Dave Edwards, who Allen-Ruth Allen-Don Donovan-LII Girls — Stars 0, Indians 0. Milwaukee 000 080 010— 1 Brock 1b 3 12 1 Kmmnsk If 4 0 2 1 Sydney IMaree, Rosemont, Pa. reliever Tom Irvinet. condition. His wife, Phyllis, was at court battles concerning anti-trust Canadiens' fans were outraged hod two hits apiece. Donovan 27. Dot Hartzoo-Merrlll Standings: Girls: Indlons 3-0-3-24, Detroit 0M 00680X-7 Russell ss 4 0 1 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 0 1 5JXI0 meters — Doug Padilla, Son Chotiner and newly-acquired his bedside when he died. aqtions and also was faced with the and threats were made on Camp­ Anderson-Marv Colllns-Ken Anderson Stars 2-2-2-16, Chiefs 2-2-M3, Tigers (tame-wInnlng RBI — Parrish (5). Leandro, Calif.; Steve Lacy, Modlson, 27. Putts- PeteTeets-Ann Teets-George Pena p 4 0 0 0 Trevino c 4 0 2 0 catcher Frank Fortucci each Campbell'was the longest serv­ rivalry of the emerging World bell’s life if he attended the Habs' 0 > 2- 6. E— Bergman. LOB— Milwaukee 2, NIedenfr p 0 0 0 0 McM rlry p 2 0 0 0 WIs.; Don Clary, Eugene, Ore. National Farm McNIff-Jeonlne McNIff 12, Ed Wadas- Bovs: Yanks 6-0^'30, Knights 5-1-0- De­ Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 1QX)X meters — Paul Cummings, ripped two hits and drove in three ing head of any major sport. He Hockey Association. next game against the Detroit Red Edna Wadas-Ed Bobigan-Dot Bobigan 25, Bulls 3-2-M8, Racers 3-3-0-15, troit 5. 2B— Clark, Sundberg. 3B— K. Hall rf 2 0 10 Orem, Utoh; Craig Virgin, Lebanon, III.; runs to lead the MB attack. succeeded Mervyn “Red” Dutton In 1980, Campbell suffered a Wings. He did so and was greeted DIRosa Cleaners outsluOBed Mor- 12. lartv Brothers, 20-15, Soturdov at Rangers 2-3-1-13, Hurricanes 2-4-0*10, Gibson. HR— Parrish (13), Jones (3). Totals X 5 M 5 Totals X 2 10 2 Pat Porter, Alamosa, Colo. Designated hitter Mark Zarek also in 1946 when the NHL was a bitterly ironic blow. He was Diplomats 1‘3*2*11, Earthquakes IP H RERBBSD Los Angelos 3 X 8 X 8 0 0 -5 Marathon (chosen May X In Buffalo, by a gas bomb as well as punches Bowers Field. Ken Saunders and Bill Milwaukee chipped in with a pair of safeties six-team operation with franchises Kennedy ripped three hits each for the Tallwood 0 . Attanta OX 8X 800 2 N .Y .) — Pete Pfltzlnger, West Haven, convicted of an influence-peddling and a hail of rdtten eggs and winners while pitcher Mott Miner and Haas (L 46) 5 5 5 5 3 3 (tam6wlnnlng R BI— Stubbs (3). /Mass.; Alberto Salazar, Eugene, Ore.; for the winners. in Detroit. New York, Boston, charge for conspiring to extend the fruit.Campbell forfeited the game Danny Burnett shined an defense. PAR FOUR'S A FIVE'S — Gross- Walts 13 1 1 1 0 1 E— Sox. DP— Los Angeles 1, Atlanta 1. John Tuttle, Auburn, Ala. Superior, which falls to 5-3, was Toronto, Montreal and Chicago. extend leases on duty-free shops at to Detroit and Canadien fans rioted Morlartv's wds led by Kevin Duketf's George Bednarz 56, Bob Starkey 62. Tellmann 2 23 3 1 1 1 2 LOB— Los Angeles 7, Atlanta 10. 2B— Steeplechase — Henry /Marsh, Soil grand slam, Jason Lawrence's fwo hits Net- Steve Stocker 50, Tom Malln 53, Detroit Murphy, Trevino. HR— Stubbs (5), (taer- Lake City; Brian DIemer, Grand Rapids, led by Tom* Pellerin, whr had two When he retired, the NHL had Montreal’s Dorval Airport. in the streets of Montreal, looting and the fine defensive play of Pafrick Bob Thornton 55, Ron Baslle 55. B Morris (W 123) 6 1 0 0 0 4 rero (6), AAorshall (13), Brock (9). SB— Mich.; John Gregorek, Northport, hits. grown to 18 teams, with franchises But because of Campbell’s poor stores and torching newsstands. Sweeney. Gross- Wtf^en Demartin 63, Bob Lukas Baseball Lopez (S 9) 321100 Sox 07), Ramirez (11), Perry (8). SF— N.Y. 66. Net- Jay Howroyd 53, Corl Mlko- Haas pitched to 4 batters In 6th. 110-meter hurdles — Greg Foster, Los Moriarty’s next tilt is tenatively in place from Buffalo to Vancouver health and age, the judge sent­ Campbell's courage and tough •••••••••••••••••••••• Hubbard. lowskv 53, Steve Cassano 54, Dick Day T— 2;X. A— XJ>67. IP H RERBBSO Angeles; Tonie Campbell, Carson, Calif.; scheduled for Wednesday against and Los Angeles. enced him to a symbolic five-hour stand earned him the respect and American Farm 55, RussDavlson55, Jim Tucker 55, Bob National League standings Los AngolM Roger Kingdom, Pittsburgh. Herb’s Sport Shop at a site to be "Canada, hockey and the NHL jail term. Campbell proclaimed support of the entire hockey Lebreux 55. C Gross- Bob Farrand Jr. Twlns3,WhlteSox2 Pena (W 63) 7 9 2 2 1 9 4IX)-meter hurdles — Edwin Moses, UPI photo MARC oof past Town Fire, 18-17, ot 71, Dick Barnett 72, Sal Russo 73. Net- NIedenfuer (S 8) 2 1 0 0 1 1 Laguna Hills, Calif.; (tanny Har­ announc^. have lost a truly great citizen and his innocence but said an appeal community. Valley Field. Andy Barfley, Brenda Bob Lewis 50, Earl Norsworthy 50, Walt Atlanta ris, Perris, Calif.; Tranel Hawkins, friend.” NHL president John Bissell and Shannon Brimmer were the EOSt Tom Kite salutes a birdie on the front nine during the finai would take more time than it was Montreal Canadiens' general Cormier 51, Joe Sgro 52, Dan Gothers W L Pet. OB CHICAGO MINNESOTA McMrtrv (L 58 51-3 9 5 5 2 1 (tayton, Ohio. Ziegler and William Wirtz, presi­ worth at his age. manager Serge Savard called hitting stars while Julie Rice contrl- 53, Chic Seaback 53, Earl McKeever M. New York 37 29 .561 — obrhbl abrhM Dedmon 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 round of the Atianta Goif Ciassic. Kite won with a ubted on defense for the victors. Chris TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross- Philadelphia 39 31 .557 — RLaw cf 4 1 ) 0 Puckett cf 4 0 2 0 Moore 2 10 0 11 26kllometer walk — Marco Ev6 dent of the Chicago Black Hawks NHL vice-president Bryan Campbell “a man of decision" and Luongo doubled and tripled and Mike Harry Nowobllskl-Jack Zenorl 72. Net- Fletchr 2b 3 0 1 0 Hatcher If 3 0 2 0 niuk, Longmont, Colo.; Jim Helring, Rinker holds 19-under par total. and chairman of the NHL’s board Dover homered for Town Fire. Chicago 38 31 .551 Vz Pena pitched to 1 batter In 8th. O’Neill eulogized Campbell as a praised his action during the Steve Cassano-Paul Rossetto 59. Montreal 35 35 .500 4 Baines rf 3 0 2 1 Hrbek 1b 4 0 0 0 WP— McMurfry. PB— . T— 2:57. A— Kenosha, WIs.; Dan O'Connor, Wantaoh, of governors, said in a joint man who worked tirelessly for Calloway- Sam Saplenza-Dave Sa- Walker dh 4 0 1 0 Engle c 4 1 1 0 43,475. N.Y. Richard incident. “I was just a kid plenza 139. St. Louis 34 38 .472 6 statement. Rookie Pittsburgh 2B 41 .406 10*/2 Kittle If 4 0 0 0 Bush dh 4 0 0 0 S6kllometer walk — Marco Ev6 on for win hockey and for his community, and then, but it almost caused a civil MEMBER-GUEST — Gross- Ed West Paclark 1b 4 1 1 0 Bmnsky rf 3 1 1 0 nIuk, Longmont, Colo.; Vincent "Clarence Campbell and the who was instrumental in raising war here. Even today, peopiqdon't Personal Tee bested Manchester Stone-Brad Downey 69, John Nellgon- Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 Teufel 2b 4 1 1 3 O'Sullivan, New York; Carl Schueler, Paul Petrv 69, Warren Demartln- San Diego 41 28 .594 — NHL have been synonomous for the profile of the sport. question his decision. They respect Seafood, 23-18. Jamie Wolff, Ernie Atlanta 39 33 .542 3Billy Olson had fine George Mlnukos 71, Bob Starkey-Brent Los Angeles 39 35 .527 4'/z Skinner c 3 0 10 Jimenez ss 2 0 0 0 in Boston over 40 years. We realize today “He certainly meant stability (to it.” all-around games to led the winners. Cobb 72, Roy Bell-Joe Bell 72, Bob Houston 33 38 .465 9 Dybznsk ss 3 0 0 0 Brawn ph 10 0 0 High lump — Dwight Stones, Irvine, how inadequate our words seem to the NHL),” O’Neill said. "He saw Toronto Maple Leafs’ owner Clark-Bill Pontages 72, Rich SAN DIEGO CINCINNATI Callt.; Doug Nordoulst, Brea, Calif.; Dan Troy blasted two home runs. Cincinnati 33 40 .452 10 Wshngt ss 0 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM be when trying to convey the Including o grand slam, and Jay Lombardo-Ken Lallberte 72. Net- Joel San Francisco 26 43 .377 15 Totals X 2 7 1 Totals X 3 7 3 Milton Goode, Oak, Calif. DANVERS, Mass. (UPI) — the league through many difficult Harold Ballard described Camp­ Blakesley and Chad Herdia also added Grout-GII Ahl 57, Henry Steullet- Wiggins 2b 6 1 2 0 Mllnor cf 3 2 Pole 2 vault 1 — Mike Tullv, Encino, significance of the person and his Sunday's Results Dne out whon winning run scorod C ^ n n rf 4 3 10 Ooster 2b 5 0 0 0 Laurie Rinker struggled in Sun­ winning in Atlanta times, and his own personality bell’s term in office as heroic. round-trippers for Manchester Sea­ Woody Schlahapfer 57, Pete Ramev- Calif.; Doug Lytle, /Merriam, Kan.; Earl Montreal 5, New York 3 Chicago 011080 880—(tarvev 2 1b 5 0 3 2 Hume p 0 0 0 0 impact and contribution on our certainly was instrumental in “Clarence Campbell was not food. Darryl Robson played well In the Carl Larson 57, Tom Johnson-Earl Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 2 MInnosota 888800 803— 1 Bell, Jonesboro, Ark. day’s final round, of the $225,000 field. Harrington 58, John Worren-Fran AAartInez If 6 0 1 1 Scherrer p 0 0 00 Long lump — Carl Lewis, Houston; game and our league.” providing the league with that only a hero to the hockey world but Chicago 5, St. Louis 0 Ctam6w|nnlno R BI— Teufel (6). Nettles 3b 5 1 0 0 Wolker If 4 0 0 0 Boston Classic, but winds gusting G & C Pizza beat B & J Auto, 22-14. Bugbee 58, Roy Broege-AI Rydel 60, Phi Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 2 LOB— Chicago 5, Minnesota 6. 2B— Larry Mvrtcks, Ontario, Calif.; Mike By David Moffit “So many of us in the game owe credibility that was so necessary, the world. The NHL has missed Hitting stars for G & C wree Andy Sheremeta-Fronk Wilson 60, John Salazar ct 5 1 2 1 Ftarker rf 4 0 0 0 McRae, Fremont, Calif. up to 28 mph drove up scores for UPI Sports Writer San Diego 8, Cincinnati 3,13 Innings Hatcher.3B— Puckett. SB— Paclorek (2), Romlrz ss 3 0 0 0 Drelssn 1b 5 0 0 0 losing any sleep over it. so much to him, that it is particularly in the United States. him since he retired because he Lawrence and Chris Parkman while Sheetz-Duncan Miles 61. Callowav- Houston 8, San Francisco 3 Sklnner(l).HR— Teufel (7).SF— Baines. Triple lump — Mike Conley, (Mileage; most players in the tournament. “If major titles come, fine,” he Mike Griffeth ond Eric Hoffmon Lou Genovesl-Kevln Marinan 137, Joe Flannry u 3 0 1 3 Esasky 3b 3 0 0 0 Al Joyner, East St. Louis, III.; WiTlIe impossible to find the words to do To many hockey fans, one of the took us through some difficult S o rb -D a n F la tle rty 140, F ra n k Monday's (3ames ^ IP H RERBBSO Bochy c 3 0 0 0 Kmchc 3b 1 0 0 0 chipped In defensively. Mick Shala had (All Times EDT) Chlooga Banks, Oceanside, Calif. The result — Rinker notched her ATLANTA — Tom Kite felt all said, “but it’s not life and death.” justice to this obligation. His first most notorious incidents of Camp­ times with proper guidance.” four hits to pace B & j while Gina Sulllvan-Dan Sullivan 143, Tom Kennedy c 3 0 0 0 Conepen u Shot 2 0 put — [tave 0 lumt, (taleto: 0 Calif.; Pittsburgh (DeLeon 4-4) at Chicago Dotson (L 96) 813 7 3 3 2 4 Show p 2 1 1 1 (talden c 3 0 0 0 first victory on the LPGA Tour and' along it was only a matter of time Kite began the final round one Castagno slugged a three-run homer. Provencal-Don Provencal 143, John (Rolney 56), 4:05 p.m. Minnesota Augle Wolf, St. Paul, Minn.; MIchoel Defensive standouts were Todd Sue Lewls-Ed Tourvllle 144, Sam Saplenza- Bevacq ph 1 0 0 0 Blkirdell c 2 00 0 Carter, Dallas. earned the $33,750 first prize. before he got out of his one-victory- shot ahead of Pooley and was Dove Saplenza 144. Houston (Lj i Coss 1-0 and Modden 2-2) Schrom (W 1-2) 9 7 2 2 1 2 lAfferts p 0 0 0 0 Foley ss 4 13 0 and Jon HeIJn. at Atlanta (Barker 66 and Mahler 52), WP— Dotson. T — 2:M. A— 12696. Dlscin throw — ' John Powell, The event is known as the Boston a-year rut. leading by only two at the turn. But MEMBER-GUEST— 7:00ClosestTo Tmpitn ^ 1 0 0 0 Price p 10 0 0 Sacramento, Calif.; AAac Wilkins, San Pins: No.3-Walt HIcksa36",No.6-Chic 2, 4:50 p.m. Draveky p 0 0 0 0 Power p 0 0 0 0 Five Classic. The 34-year-old Texan had he went 4-up with a birdie at 14 and Gagnon 4'4", No.9- Horry NowobllskI New York (Darling7-3) at Phllodelphio A's 4, Rangers 2 Brown ph 0 10 0 Cedeno ph 1 0 0 0 Jose, Calif.; Art Burns, San Jose, Calif. closed out with a birdie on the final International (Hudson 76), 8:20 p.m. Rinker, the 21-year-old sister of played too well for too long for that USFL post-season to begin 9'6", No.14- L. Goodman 27". No.10- Franco p 0 0 0 0 PGA Tour players Larry and Lee “jinx” to continue, so it was more a hole. The Lawyers upset Boland Oil, 16-6, Paul Kenneson 17". Longest Drlve- San Diego (Collar 65) at Los Angeles Perez ph 10 10 Hammer throw — Bill Green, at Leber Field. Mike Hanville launched Larry Dupont. (Honeycutt 7-3), 8:20 p.m. TEXAS OAKLAND Lawless 2b 0 0 0 0 Sunnyvale, Calif.; Jud Logan, North Rinker, overcame some problems feeling of relief than joy when he “You’ve got to give the credit to a boses-clearing triple to highlight a Montreal (Rogers 35) at St. Louis abrhM obrhM Canton,Ohlo; Ed Burke, Los (tatos, By Dave Raffo M E M B E R -G U E S T — 12:30 Closest Totals 47 8 11 S Totah X 3 6 1 Collf. on the back nine to become the first picked up his second triumph of the Tom,” said Pooley, who was League record 14-game winning phia both of its losses against 14 nine-run third for the winners. Ray TO Pins: No.3- Ray St. Louis II'IO ", (Andular 116), 8:35 p.m. Rivers dh 4 0 10 Hendrsn If 5 1 1 2 Son DMge X IX IO W O X S — 8 tournament winner in her family. year Sunday by capturing the playing with Kite in the day's final UPI Sports Writer streak. wins. The Bandits visit the South­ Goulet, Matt Oeleslo and Greg Mlod- No.6- Norm Dalgnault 18", No.9- Marty Cincinnati (Russell 38) at San Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 Murphy cf 2 1 0 0 Cincinnati IX O X O X O X O — 1 Javelin throw — Duncan At­ zeusk punched two hits apiece for the Slenko 4'6", No. 14- Steve Stockton 6'2", Francisco (Laskey 46), 10:35 p.m. O'Brien 1b 4 2 3 2 Morgan 2b 4 1 1 l (tame-wInnIng RBI— (tarvev (9). wood, Seattle; Tom Petranoft, Nor- $400,000 Atlanta Golf Classic by threesome. “He played great and At Birmingham, Ala., substitute ern Division-winning Stallions Lawyers. Willie Borg and Donnie Tiieirtnv'B Qnm— Parrish rf 3 0 0 0 Klngmn cOi 4 0 2 1 thrldge, Calif.; Steve Roller, San Bruno, No.10- Joe Bell 3'1". Longest Drlve- E— /Martinez. DP— San Diego 2, Cincin­ Callt. “At first today seemed like a five shots. deserved to win. I was never able The New Jersey Generals and Jimmy Jordan threw three TD Sunday. Holbrook homered and Jason RIghenzI Paul Saarl. Philadelphia at ChICMo, 2 Ward If 3 0 0 0 Almon pr 0 0 0 0 nati 1. LOB— San Diego 6, Cincinnati 9. Tampa Bay Bandits didn’t get passes and defensive tackle Walter poked a triple for the losers. MYSTERY TOURNAMENT — New York at Phlladel^la, night Scott c 3 0 10 Lonsfrd 3b 4 0 2 0 2B— (tarvev, Perez. 3B— Flannery. HR— '“g ~ J®*'" Crist, Atlanta; Tim breeze after the last two days. The “This is a very nice feeling,” to put any pressure on him. Although the Stallions and Ban­ The Oilers knocked off Ansaldi's, "Blind Holes": 18 Holes-Gross- Marie Houston at Atlanta, night Sample cf 4 0 I 0 Lopes rf 3 0 0 0 Milner (5), Show (1). SB— Salazar (2), Bright, Santa Cruz, Collf.; Jim Wooding, front nine went real well but I said Kite, who has won more than “I tied for second last year and much time to savor their victories Carter' blocked an extra point dits finished tied at 14-4, Bir­ 16-5. Matt Helln led the winners with a Johnson 46, Pat Holmes47. Net- Elaine Montreal at St. Louis, night Tollesn 2b 3 0 0 0 (tavls rf 0 0 0 0 Walker (5). S-Prlce2.SF-Garvev. Coatesville, Pa. struggled on the back nine,” said $2.2 million but only seven events now I’m second alone,” said Sunday. In both cases, they have to attempt in the final minutes to mingham won the division title double and two singles while Tom Weir 34, Eleanor Aufman 37. 9 Holes- San Diego at Los Angeles, night Foley ph 1 0 0 0 Bochte 1b 4 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO ' Women do it all over again against the McKeowna and Nick Palermo also Gross- Mlg McCarrIck 24. Net- Hazel Cincinnati at San Francisco, night Stein 2b 0 0 0 0 Esslon c 2 0 2 0 I X meters — Evelyn /Ashford,' Rinker, who had three bogeys and since joining the PGA Tour in 1972. Pooley, who earned $43,200 to preserve Tampa Bay’s 17-16 come- because of a better division record. added singles for the Oilers. Ansaldi's Allen 15, Elaine Gilbert. Wllkrsn ss 3 0 0 0 Phillips u 2 0 0 0 Show 6 1 3 1 7 1 R o ^ llle , Collf.; Alim Brown, Attodena, a double bogey coming home. “This is the first year I’ve won two move over the $100,000 mark for same team in the playoffs next from-behind win. In other games, Michigan nipped was led by Aaron Granato and John Jones ph 1 0 0 0 Hancck ph 1 1 0 0 Collf.; Jeanette Bolden, Compton, American League atandlnga Lefferts 3 2 0 0 1 2 Collf. “After the 14th (when she had the (the first was at Doral in March). the year. ‘T can’t wait for next week. Chicago 20-17, Washington up­ Carlin, with two hits apiece. Andersn ss 0 0 0 0 Drovecky (W 4-3) 3 3 0 0 1 3 Donnie Sauer fired a two-hItter as Atlanta Classic Totals X 2 6 2 Totals X 4 8 4 (tassoge 1 0 0 0 1 1 IX m eteri— Valerie Brlseo41ooks, LOS. double bogey) I was not real But it’s something I feel I should year.” At Philadelphia, Roger Ruzek Both the (lenerals, 14-4, and ended New Orleans 20-17 and San Dairy Queen overwhelmed the Lawy­ Two out When Whining run scored. Angein; Florenm Griffith, Los Angeles; At Atlanta, J uim 14 East Cindnnalt pleased with myself but I got have done the last two or three A total of 56 golfers were under kicked three field goals and Brian Bandits, 14-4, immediately turned Antonio blanked Oklahoma 23-0. ers, 8-1, Saturday. Matt Bourque W L Pet. OB Texas 1808X016-2 Randy Givens,/Vnltwllle, N.Y. (Par 72) Oakland NSMI882— 4 Price 71-3 7 3 3 1 6 myself together. I played the last years.” par for 72 holes as the Atlanta Sipe threw a 50-yard pass to their sights to the playoffs after Memphis visits Houston in the homered, doubled and singled to led Tom Kite, $72,000 69-67-66-67— 269 Detroit 52 18 .743 — Power 120 1 0 0 0 0 400melers— ChandroCheeseborough, the winners while Borry Carpe added a Toronto Game-winning RBI — Henderson Jacksonville, Fla.; Valerie Brisco- four in one over which is not bad.” Kite, forging into the lead Country Club course played easier Herschel Walker for an insurance their season-ending victories. regular-season finale tonight. Don Poolev, 43,200 66-6867-71— 274 43 26 423 8W (3). Franco 310002 pair of singles and Dave Berucke Tim Simpson, 23,200 70-706867— 275 Baltimore 40 31 463 12'/> Hume (L 67) 20 2 5 5 4 1 Hooks, Los Angeles; Lillie Leatherwood, Rinker, who had led by as many Saturday with a 6under-par 66, than usual. Bobby Wadkins, Jay touchdown to give the New Jersey On Saturday, the Atlantic Div­ Panthers 20, Blitz 17 contributed a double. The Lawyers' Boston 33 37 .471 19 E— Phillips. DP— Texas 2, Oakland 1. Ralph, Ala. Mike Donald, 23,200 64-736969— 275 LOB— Texas 7, Oakland 7. HR— O'Brien 2 Scherrer 10 0 0 0 0 0 as 11 shots, finished with a continued his hot play with a Haas, Mike Sullivan, Jim Colbert Generals a 1610 victory that ision champion Stars host the At Chicago, John Williams hits came In the form of a Leland Bobby Wadkins, 13,560 70-66-7467— 277 New York 31 36 .449 20W T — 3:47. A -1 9 ,in . Boutlller double and a single by Ray Milwaukee 29 40 .420 22Robin Campbell, Washington. Matt Delesslo, Charlie Hampton and Callfornin 37 35 414 — tmxch Aatroa8,8lanta3 Rinker was the only one of 72 Don Pooley, also second in last up Greg Norman of Australia, scoring jaunt, to lead the Panthers. Scott Simpson, 13,560 70-7363-71— 277 Tonana 6 2 2 S 6 Ray Goulet all singled.for the victors. Greg Norman, lOJXn 72-706066— 278 Minnesota 35 36 .493 1W 8 1J K meters — Ruth WvsockI, El Toro, players to break par over the 72 year’s Atlanta Classic when Calvin second-round leader Tommy Val­ The victory left playoff-bound Dairy Queen was led by Barry Carpe, Chicago 34 36 .486 2 ToMk (LI-5) 23 2 2 2 0 0 (tallf.; AAary Decker, Eugene, Ore.; Senior Grand Slam Joe Inman, 10000 69-66-71-70— 278 Oakland SAN PRANCISOO HOUSTON holes, carding a 65-88-7677— 288 Peete came from seven shots entine and Joe Inman were at Michigan with a season ending 10-8 who tripled and singled, and Donnie Tommy Valentn, 104)00 7063-72-73— 278 Oakland 34 38 .472 3 Diana RIchburg, Troy, N.Y. Sour, who socked a pair of doubles. Kansos City X 37 .446 4W Burris 7 4 1 1 2 2 ObrhM ObrhM 3X 0 meters — AAary Decker, Eugene, total of 2-under-par. behind on the final day, had a 71-274 16under 278. record while Chicago finished at Standings: Boland Oil 10-2, D a iry SeoHle X 40 .452 4Joan Hansen, Dallas. Texos X 40 .444 5 closing 73) and Jackie Bertsch (72) 67, and Mike Donald, with a 69, tied ished 13 shots back at 282 while eyed by Arnie Palmer field goals for the Blitz. Michigan Ansaldi's 0-13. COavIs cf 3 0 1 0 SMIman IbS 2 2 1 AAorothon (chosen May 12 In Olympia, At Danvers, M an, June 24,19B4 Sunday's Results Indians 5, MarInersO Detroit 7, Milwaukee 1 Robb If 1 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 2 2 1 Wash.)— Joan Benoit, Preeport, Maine; tied for second at l-over 289. for third at 275. U.S. Open champion Fuzzy Zoeller travels to Los Angeles next Satur­ (Par 71) Leonard If 4 0 2 1 M m ph ^ ct3 1 1 1 Julie Brown, Eugene, Ore.; Julie Laurie Rlnker, $33,750 6566-76-77— 286 Boston 5, Toronto 3,10 Innings “The course played three or four The victory was worth $72,000 to had 285. CLEVELAND (UPI) - It was prize and brought his official day and Houston hosts Arizona New York at Baltimore, ppd., rain CLEVRLAW SEATTLE Baker rf 2 10 0 Bose ci 10 0 0 Isphordlng, andnnotl. •••••••••••••••••••••• Jockle Bertsch, 17,438 68-73-76-72— 289 ^ i b r l i b i YonoMd 3b4 1 1 0 Knight 3b 4 0 23 strokes harder to ^ y than it had Kite, moving him into second place Kite chipped to two feet from the suggested to Arnold Palmer that winnings for the year to $100,610 on Sunday in the other Western Avako Okamoto, 17,437 74-7369-73— 289 Minnesota 3, Chicago 2 01 106meler hurdles — Kim Turner, Konsos City 3, California 2 Be^rrf^Shx ! S S 2b 3 0 1 0 Nicosia c 4 0 3 0 Puhl rf 3 12 1 Detroit; Benito Fitzgerald-Brown, played yesterday,” Rinker said. on this year’s Tour money list at cup at No. 2 for his first birdie the Senior Tour recognize a grand the Tour for players 50 years old Conference playoff game. Kathryn Young, 12J75 72-69-74-75— 290 rf 4 0 0 0 Welimn 2b 4 0 1 2 Bollev c 4 0 11 Doleaiv,Va.; Pam Page, Evanston, III. Corole Charbnnr, 9,281 72-74-74-71— 291 Oakland 4, Texas 2 RoMnson p 2 0 0 0 Knepper p 4 0 0 0 “I thought the conditions would $312,571 - $42,388 behind pace­ Sunday and sank a 25-footer on the slam. and over. Federal! 20. Breakers 17 Baseball Becky Pearson, 9,281 74-7366-78— 291 Cleveland 5, Seattle 0 i 9 2 S 4 0 0 0 Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 favor me because, being from setting Tom Watson, who did not next hole. He added two more “The Senior Slam?” the veteran Palmer entered the final round At Washington, Mike Hohensee Lynn Stronev, 5,813 68-73-77-74— 292 Monday's <3ames TabI2?^lh*’ j n H S is '" ! 0 0 0 Mullins ph 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 ^ w l ^ l e s — Judl Brown, East Jane Blalock, 5412 73-73-71-75— 292 (All limes EDT) IJSJST. ’5, J 9 9 2 Chombrs If 4 0 0 0 W * . ; A n ^ a Wright, Ocala, Florida, I’m used to the wind,” she play this week. birdies at Nos. 7-8 but bogeyed No. golfer asked. “Why not?” nine strokes under par and one threw touchdown passes to Mike T oronto (Alexander 53 and lAal 61) at Cornell p 0 0 0 0 Flo.; Shorrleffa Barksdale, Harriman, Marta Flgurs-Dtt, 5412 72-71-71-78— 292 Lerch p 0 0 0 0 TM n . said. “But the wind had dried out “The money doesn’t mean as 9 to turn at 6under for the day. The reason for Palmer’s enthusi­ ahead of Thomson. The Austral­ Harris and Joey Walters to help the Kothy Whitworth, 4456 72-71-74-76— 293 Milwaukee (Coennower 56 and McClure Sh J n n 2 3b 2 0 1 0 Brenly ph 1 0 0 0 the greens and some of the pin much as winning the tournament,” “Pooley missing a birdie putt on asm was obvious. Palmer, the ian, also 54, fired a 71 for a Pat Brodley, 4455 72-7371-77— 293 13), 2, 6 ;X p.m. H W i Juffta — tPotae Ritter. Denton, Federals win in their last game at Boston (Boyd 1-5) at Baltimore (Ctavls TeNX X S II S TUMN M I U • Junior Legion X S 7 4 TotatS Most Son OYdnciecg 1X8X101— 3 placements were pretty tough. said Kite. “When'you get to the nine was a big lift,” said Kite. "I winner of the PGA Seniors Cham­ 9-under-par 279 72-hole total and RFK Stadium. The Federals, 3-15, •••••••••••••aaaaaaaa* 63), 7:35 p.m. level that I’ve been at the past few got out losing only one shot where it Manchester Junior Legion bottled Detroit (Petrv 183) at New York Heueteii O XO XXii— 8 "I’m glad it’s finally over. The pionship in January, Sunday cap­ earned $23,000. are moving to Miami next year Evans, Oliver and Leonard to a 7-7 tie (Guidry 55), 8 p.m. gSiSr* SsxStZi (3ani6wlnnlng RBI — Cruz (6). win is a big barrier to break. years (he was the Tour’s leading could have been a three-stroke tured the Senior Tournament Play­ Defending champion Miller under new ownership. The Break­ In a non-leogue baseball game Sunday Seattle (Beattie 67) at Chicago (Bums G a n ^ ln n ln g RBI— Banda 0 ) T “ * E^I>avle,Reynolde.DP— H ous^ Aik^ Thacker, St. Loub. Hopefully, this will be the first of money winner in 1981 despite swing. I played solidly and avoided ers Championship and is set for the Barber started Sunday’s round ers lost their last six games to night at Monchester Community Col­ Radio, TV 28), 8;X p.m. Clw'5r,!d"’'“' LOB- LO.B— Son FroncNca 7, Houston 7. IB— »ot M Orlflln, Corvallis, lege. Monchester came from behind Oakland (Krueger 52) at Kansas City ■Mjev, Knight, l,eonard, Nicosia. SB— Won*-/ Coral Cg«h/, Los /Uomoe, N.M.; many.” winning only one event), winning all disastrous possibilities except Senior Open which begins Thurs­ three strokes back. He carded a 71 finish 8-10. with three runs In the bottom of the (Gubicza 67), 8 ;X p.m. PuM (4), Reynolds (3). S— ReynokN. SF Ramona Pooel, AAonlebella,Callt. Okamoto, who won the Indiana­ tournaments becomes the most on nine (where he missed a day in Rochester, N.Y. and finished five shots back at 281, Gunslinger! 23, Outlaws 0 y r '('2?; «?S !''iV 3 ?.^ «!fe — Puhl. seventh, capped by Chris Mateva's TODAY California (Zahn64)atTexas($tewort * * "'* lz: lA sH t Deniz, OrMtav, polis Classic last week, had rounds important thing. 'four-foot putt). Palmer, the holder of 61 PGA winning $19,000. At San Antonio, Texas, rookie game-tying triple. Hurler Chris Ogden uliS® Tennis: Wimbledon (taped), 48), 8:35 p.m. IP H RERBBSO Collf.; Lguro DeSnoo, Fremont, Collf.; struckout 13 for Manchester while the HBO Tuesday's Oatnes >•• H RERBBSO LonwOrtffln, C e c ils , Mont. of 7673-89-73 while Beitsch, of “Everything is very good in my Kite had another three-putt titles, fired a 3-under-par 69 in Among the day’s highlights on Rick Neuheisel connecteil on 15- hitting attock was led by Mike Charter Oakland at Kansas City, 2 ItoMl^ (L 69) 5 7 4 4 1 3 _Jg ve il n t h ! ^ — Korin SmNh, Son LMs Sandusky, Ohio, fashioned rounds life now,” said Kite. “I’m playing bogey at IS, but was never Sunday’s final round to win the 7:15 Red Sox vs. Orioles, W TIC Lovelle 1 2 1 1 0 1 wind-swept Canterbqry was a of-18 passes for 150 yards and and Bob Lovett, who banged out two •:00 Mets vs. Phillies, Channels 8,40, Minnesota at Cleveland, night " 'f iiit U » 2 0 0 1 5 of 68-7676-72. Each won $17,437. great golf and my family is great threatened down the stretch. $250,000 Senior TPC by three hole-in-one on the 175-yard No. 7 Marcus Bonner scored two touch­ hits apiece. Manchester Is 2-1 In the WKHT Boston ot Baltimore, night Cormll I'd 1 2 2 1 0 C o l^ iX a ^ S M Im M , Son Prandsco. JC-Courant League and 6-3-2 overall. New York at c i^ o lt, night Sto<^ (L 13) 713 7 5 4 3 3 l-St'ch 120 3 1 1 1 3 Okamoto, who had started the with C3iristy (his wife) expecting “I never felt comfortable until I strokes over Australian Peter hole by Jim Ferree. downs in the first half to carry the 8:00 USFL: Showboats vs. Gamblers, 0 0 0 I 0 1 Joyner, East M. League action resumes tonight when ESPN California at Texas, night HBP— by aiyleven (Owen). day seven strokes off the pace, twins (in August).” got to 4 ahead,” said Kite. “Even Thomson at Canterbury Golf “I used a 5-iron,” he said. “It Gunslingers. San Antonio picked Manchester hosts Sacred Heart at 8:00 Tennis: Eastbourne Finals Seattle at Chicago, nignt ” 3 3 2 4 One of the knocks against Kite is then, you never know. Don was Course. was my sixth (ace) in competition, MCC at 6 o'clock. (taped), USA Cable Toronto at Milwaukee, night SSH"*25JS**** *"**•*•« m confessed that she had not believed off five passes. The Gunslingers Stoddard. T — 2; is. A-6,22S. Balk— RoMnson. T — 2:42. A — )4,7X. rn<||^g;*— ” toScheeen by Ohm ic she could catch Rinker when the that he has never won a “major” hitting a lot of good putts. He was The victory earned the popular but I never do it when they’re finished the season at 7-11 and the round began. championship, but he says he Isn’t due.” 54-year-old Palmer the $36,000 first giving anything away for it.” Outlaws at 612. MANCHl:.t> 1 C.K m m m uj, . 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, June 25, 1984 Piquet cops Grand Prix FOCUS/ Home using his backup car There ere ways to prevent stereo lightning damage

DETROIT (U PI) — Despite winning his second the first lap, forcing the race to be restarted after a QUESTION: I ’m confused about the quality to price straight Formula One Grand Prix, Brazil's Nelson . 30-minute delay. Surer, who did not have a backup and a lightning arrester should be used on the lead to QUESTION: My stereo system has been damaged relationship of headphones. There are headphones on Piquet finds it difficult to relax. car, had to drop out. the receiver. Remember that these devices will not Lwice by lightning. It wasn’t even turned on the second the market from $10 to $150 and any of them above $45 "Things can happen,” said Piquet, one of only six Martin Brundle, a young English rookie driving a offer complete protection. The antenna leads should time. This Is getting rather expensive so l would like to sound good. What is the difference between the $45 and finishers in Sunday’s Detroit Grand Prix. "In Tyrrell, closed fast in the waning laps to take second take some action to prevent future problems. Do you be disconnected from the receiving equipment during Stereo Expert a storm if complete protection is to be assured. the $150 headphones besides price? Formula One, you learn aftersix years. You learn you with a time of 1:55:42.679, averaging 81.7 mph. Italian have any suggestions? Elio De Angelis in a Lotus was third in 1:56:14.480 and Any equipment without power line protection don't relax.” ANSWER: The high priced headphones use Piquet, 31, overcame a crash that sidelined his main averaged 81,3 mph. Teo Fabi of Italy was fourth, should be unplugged during a lighting storm. ANSWER: There are two ways that lightning or different materials for the drivers which are more car in the opening moments of the race and was forced driving a Brabham in 1:57:08.370, averaging 80.7 Jack Bertrand other power surges can reach your stereo system and costly in most cases. If your ears can’t hear any to switch to a backup to win his second straight mph. Aiain Prost of France was fifth in 1:57:37,100, QUESTION: My old turnable needs replacing. The cause damage to it. One is through the antenna lead difference in these "High-Tech” designs there is no Formula One race. averaging 80.3 mph. problem is that I need 3 speeds, 33’ RPM, 45 RPM and and the other is the power line. Since power line surges reason to buy them. Be assured many other people Piquet the world champion in 1981 and 1983, sped his Brundle, 25, had driven in only seven Grand Prix are the most common cause of damage I will discuss 78 RPM because 1 own many old records. I can't find any good new turnables that have the 78 RPM speed. agree with you. Brabham BMW around the 2.5- mile downtown course events before Detroit, with his best previous finish a this first. Sunday in 1:55:41.841. His average speed was 81.6 fifth place in Brazil. There are many types of power line devices to costs. What should I do? ....ft . mph. On the 56th lap, Brundle passed De Angelis but said protect solid state equipment. They range from $12 to It makes sense to use one of the $200 protectors on ANSWER: BSR, a well known manufacturer, offers If you have a question about stereo that you should Piquet, who won iast week's Canadian Grand Prix he did not think he could have caught Piquet if the race $200 in price. The more expensive ones offer compiete your $2,000 stereo system but not on your $30 clock a professional series of turntables that include 78 like to see answered here, write to: Jack Bertland, in Montreal, has been plagued by mechanical had been longer. radio. If you can’t afford the one you need now, get a RPM . Because they were intended for professional protection for any equipment connected to them while The Stereo Expert, P.O. Box 519, Manchester Herald, problems, "I’m tired but obviously very happy,” he said/ \ - • ■ ' ...... the cheaper ones offer only limited protection. The cheap one right away! Some protection is better than use they will outperform the home turntables you Manche.ster, Ct. 06040. Jack Bertland is a licensed " I was not comfortable driving the second car,” he “ Realistically, 1 think I was looking for secoira UPI photo one you should choose depends on how sensitive your none at all. have been innifing at. It wisti all the questions I am technician who lives at 46 Phelps Road in Manchester. said after the win. "N o two cars are exactly the same. place.” equipment is to such damage and on how much it As for the antenna, it should be properly grounded asked had such an easy answer. I drove my backup car all week and saved my main The 64-lap race was run over a downtown concrete Nelson Piquet of Brazil takes the 1:55:41.841 with an average speed of car for the race. course, slippery with oil from a series of accidents, checkered flag winning the Detroit 81.6 mph. It was his second Formula "The racing car is a iittle bit better than the T with temperatures reaching into the 80s under bright Grand Prix Sunday. Piquet’s time was One win in a row. (backup) car',” said Piquet, who drives for Parmalat sunshine. Racing. " I t ’s good to drive for a team that can Brazil’s Ayrton Senna hit the wall with his Toleman How do we find company produce two good cars.” during the 20th lap and had to be helped from his car Piquet and Marc Surer of Switzerland collided on with an apparent leg injury. McEnroe to be targeted for our retirement move? NBA names MVP today QUESTION: My husband and 1 will be retiring soon as Wimbledon gets going and we are thinking about moving to Florida. We SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - The NBA names its Phoenix Suns. would like to hire a professional moving company but Most Vaiuable Player today, while a committee votes "Flagrant fouls are also a concern. The penalty is we are not sure whereto begin. What can you suggest? 11 seed Kevin Curren of South Africa against on measures to curb dangerous fouls and a proposal two free throws and if that’s the case, then let’s Bv Martin Lader Moving Up big-hitting American Steve Denton and No. 15 for a new homecourt rotation method for seven-game enforce it.” UPI Sports Writer ANSWER: This obviously can be a confusing time The Los Angeles-Boston series sparked the Vitas Gerulaitis against Tony Giammalva. playoff series. Second seed Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia, who for families anticipating a professional move. The The MVP winner will be announced during a discussion of new foul rules. Colangelo said the WIMBLEDON, England — For the next two Wayne Neubauer handed McEnroe his only loss of the year, multitude of movers listed in the yellow pages can banquet, the highlight of league's annual meetings committee was concerned about injuries that could weeks, John McEnroe very well may be the most initiates play on Court One against Dick Stockton, certainly add to the confusion. The first step (and which are to conclude Wednesday. occur when a player is knocked down while going fora targeted man in all of sports. probably the most important) is to determine exactly and they’ll be followed by No. 3 Jimmy Connors A leading contender for the award is Boston’s Larry lay up. Following a much needed week of quiet and what you want to send. No mover can estimate a cost rest, the volatile, vocal and vociferous American against Lloyd Bourne and No. 14 Bill Scanlon Bird, the MV P during the championship series won by Another item on the committee agenda is switching with reasonable accuracy if you’re not sure of what expressed in your W-2 form. returned to center stage today, where he against Eric Korita. Tim Mayotte, the 16th seed, the Celtics in seven games over the Los Angeles the championship playoff format from the current you want to move. Next, call three moving companies meets Marcos Hocevar of Brazil on Court Two. Lakers. 2-2-1-1-1 homecourt rotation to a 2-3-2 series. certainly couldn’t expect to receive a loving that you or your friends know are reputable and have QUESTION: We have recently signed an agree­ Defending champion Martina Navratilova, The banquet also is to honor other award winners "Travel creates a problem and today the pro reception. service to Florida. Set an appointment with estimator ment with a moving company. We’re moving to The American whom the British media most holder of all four major championships, is an already announced. They include the league leaders arguments for the 2-3-2 far outweighed the cons,” said to come to your home, read the estimates over Tempe, Arizona from Connecticut. The mover told us likes to tease and taunt, McEnroe will be a lonely overwhelming favorite to capture the Wimbledon in various statistical categories. Colangelo. "Whether the team with the homecourt carefully and choose a carrier (mover) that meets it would take anywhere from 10 to 20 days to get our figure under intense scrutiny as he goes about his crown fpr a fifth time. She is scheduled to being Utah Jazz coach Frank Layden will honored as advantage should give the option of opening at home your time table and general requirements. Most furniture delivered. If it only takes us four days by business of trying to make a successful defense of play on Tuesday against fellow American Marcie Coach of the Year. He also was named Executive of or away is something we’ll have to talk about.” importantly select the carrier you feel most car, what’s the reason it takes the mover so long? his Wimbledon title. Louie. the Year Saturday for his role as the club’s general The committee will make recommendations to the comfortable with. McEnroe had the honor of beginning the 107th The prize money has been increased to a record manager during the year Utah went to the piayoffs for Board of Governors, which convenes Tuesday for two ANSWER: For econotnic reasons, all movers Wimbledon Championships on Center Court $2.1 million with the men’s singles winner earning the first time in the 10 years of the franchise. days of meetings. QUESTION: We are going to be transferring to San traveling any considerable distance will try to get today at 2 p.m. (9 a.m. EDT) against Australian $140,000 and the women’s champion $136,000. The Competition and Rules Committee meets The board also is expected to discuss the league’s Diego, Calif, at the request of the company I work for. their van as full as possible. The time you were quoted Paul McNamee. And just so he doesn’t get too Entering Wimbledon, McEnroe had lost only Monday to vote on recommendations to institute new lawsuit against the Clippers for their move from San They are picking up the cost. Someone told me I had to for delivery of your goods is commonly referred as to complacent, McEnroe will have to be at his best one of 49 matches this year. That single setback penalties for fouls that fall somewhere between the Diego to Los Angeles. 'The lawsuit claims the move, report this on my income tax. Is this true? a "delivery spread.” Part of the time in the "spread” against McNamee, who has a higher ranking than was untimely, however, coming as it did in the current flagrant foul and common fouls. was done improperly because the league did not is used for finding and loading other shipments that Chris Lewis, the New Zealander whom McEnroe final of the French Open when he squandered a "Presently we have rules covering the common foul approve it. ANSWER: I am not an expert on income tax. You are heading in the general direction of New Mexico, defeated in la.st year’s final. two set lead to Lendl. and the flagrant foul and now we have to address what Clippers officials have warned if the league should consult with the IRS or check with the person another part for actualy driving time, leeway forbad McNamee beat McEnroe in the 1980 French At Paris, McEnroe was attempting to become falls between,” said committee chairman Jerry persists, they will file a countersuit charging it with from your company that is responsible for the moving weather, breakdowns, illness, etc., and the rest of the Open and his game is particularly suited to grass. th first American in 29 years to win the French Colangelo, vice president and general manager of the violating anti-trust laws. of personnel. However, 1 have heard that the costs time for delivery of each separate shipment on the " I ’m in pretty good shape now and getting my Open. At Wimbledon, he hopes to become the first incurred by your firm can be passed on to you mind set for Wimbledon,” said McEnroe, who American since Donald Budge in 1937-38 to used his time off last week to practice at Queen’s capture the men’s title. Club. "The pressure is on, but I can handle it.” 'The 25-year-old New Yorker has had a rocky Dolphin running back Overstreet Following McEnroe on Center Court will be No. relationship with the British press. Control of humidity is key killed Sunday in one-car crash to saving on energy costs TYLER, Texas (UPI) played with Overstreet at me week before last,” — Miami Dolphin running the University of Okla­ Sims said. ” I knew his homa, described their family very well on both back David Overstreet ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - A and set the air conditioner ther­ • If your furnace is a gas model, apparently fell asleep at friendship as like sides. As a matter of fact, and not involved with your air "brothers.” manufacturer of programmable mostat as you would in a humid the wheel of his Mercedes his wife called this morn­ conditioning system, turn off the "It isa shock, you know. ing and that’s how I found thermostats says it’s easy to shave climate. before it sliced through tniBAS' 10 to 20 percent off your summer Cairo, president of Quad Six Inc., pilot light for the summer. telephone poles, slammed He was just down visiting out.” energy bills. said there’s greater potential for • Turn off lamps whenever into a rural gas station \ Tony Cairo, of Ann Arbor, says energy savings in summer than in possible and use fluorescent lights and exploded, officials humidity control is the key to winter because air conditioners if available, since they add less said. Take A Vacation savings. are less efficient than furnaces. heat to the air than incandescent Overstreet, 25, died ; In a high humidity area, Cairo The smaller the difference be­ bulbs. shortly after 6 a m. CDT 'said, a very cool sleeping tempera­ tween indoor and outdoor tempera­ • Make sure your clothes dryer Sunday in the one-car From Transportation Problems ture is needed to pre-cool your ture, the lower your energy bills, is vented to the outdoors and use it accident at rural Winona, WITH A GREAT OK home. This plan allows minimal he said. On a 90 degree day, every as little as possible during the hot 11 miles northeast of air-conditioner use during the degree by which you raise the months. Tyler in East Texas. USED CAR DEAL hottest daytime hours, when it is indoor temperature saves 5 per­ • Seal the house and keep "He mu.st have fallen least efficient to run an air cent on energy consumption, Cairo asleep at the wheel,” said windows closed during the hottest conditioner, Cairo said. said, because the higher you set the Smith County Justice of FROM CARTER'S part of the day. Under this plan, he said, you set thermostat, the less often the air • Change or clean air condi­ th e l^'ace Mitch the thermostat at 70 degrees F for conditioner will go on. Shaniburger, tioner filters monthly. David Overstreet sleeping, 74 for wake up time, 78 Before an air conditioner can "There was nothing 81 CHEV. 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"H e then hit telephone Overstreet’s sister-in- *The Economizer muffler is warranted by Midas for one year from the date I told a friend once that 1 didn’t care for concrete blocks on top; you could make a Next I put five coats of thinned shellac poles, sheared one in two law, Rose Garrett, said 83 CHEVY $7495 of installation provided you still own your vehicle if during this period it small boxes with flat lids fitted flush to the neater bundle using clamps. The idea is that polish on all the inside surfaces and then put pieces, went over stop the athlete had just flown CavallerCS, 4-cyl., auto , AC. PS. PB. stereo, rear defogger, tilt wheel. case. Naturally, as soon as I said that, I in resawing, you have just turned what was the case together. The dovetails were a tad signs and slid across an into Dalias from Detroit, fails a new Warranted Economizer mufflerwill be installed on your vehicle decided to make one. the inside of the board into an outside face, tight as it turned out; I found a little crack in intersection. where he spoke to disad­ 80 CHEVY $5995 upon presentation of the warranty certificate by any Midas Muffler shop in ■The result was interesting, but not and there is going to be some sharp the back side of the box. This didn't dismay "H e crashed into the vantaged children. Monte Carto Coupe. V-6. auto., AC. PS. PB. stereo cassette. the United States or Canada offering the Economizer muffler without entirely satisfactory. Some of that is moisture exchange. Clamping or weighting me as much as it might have since I front of a Texaco station Detroit Lions running 78 CHEVY $5075 charge for the Economizer muffler and its clamps or the labor required to perhaps due to the fact that I also decided to the stack will minimize warping while the intended to keep the box. in Winona, and hit gas back Billy Sims, who Camaro LT Coupe. V-B, auto., AC, PS, PB. AM-FM install them. try several other things I have been mulling wood goes through this process. The next step was to construct the lid — a 81 PONTIAC $7450 over. The koko turned out to be quite dry; after rather tricky one since it was to have two Qrar) Prix Coupe. V-6, auto., AC. PS. PB. R, rear defogger. rust- I have been wanting to make a a week it showed no appreciable move­ panels instead of one. Ross repeat winner proofed Offer Expires; 7/9/84 double-panel lid for a box, and the idea of ment, so I proceeded with construction. I ripped pieces I'A-inch wide for the setting the bottom panel about an inch or so I decided to make the box a small one, frame members, taking great pride in TRUCKS from Uie base and scooping all four sides up, about 10 by 6 inches, and rather high for that remembering to make an extra piece for at Stafford Springs 80 DODGE D100 $4595 so that the piece sits on feet, was also size — about 4>A inches — to allow for the the center. Cutting the slip joints was done on the table saw with the tenoning jig. Panel van. 6-cyl.. standard, very low mileage. intriguing. So I threw it all together, and the arches at the bottom. FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES box that resulted is a little too busy, I cut the dovetails, routed the slot in all Because of the box’s small size, the lid Brian Ross of Ralston Spa, N.Y. ran away to a 81 CHEVY CIO $6295 although the wood is so gorgeous that it four sides for the bottom panel, putting it an panels could be only about 4 inches square. I ten-car length victory at the Stafford Springs Motor *4 ton pickup 6’ fteetside, 6 cyl., 4-spd. overdrive. PS. PB, stereo Bloomfield 243-9430 Manchester 646-6606 Southington 621-9333 almost succeeds in spite of itself. inch from the bottom. Then I glued up two cut a piece of the figured Peruvian walnut Speedway last Friday night to become the first repeat cassette, sliding rear window and pickup cap. Branford 481-2388 Middletown Torrington 347-9100 482-7647 I decided to make the case and lid frame quarter-inch thick pieces to make the about 8 by 4 inches and worked it down to a winner in seven races. Bob Polverari of West B ris M 582-7983 New Britain 224-9137 WaHIngfoixi 78 CHEVY $4595 265-0953 of koko, an unusual wood from India with a bottom panel, and proceeded with the very nice surface, which was no easy Springfield was runner-up, followed by Corky Elcamino pickup. V-8, auto., PS. PB. stereo. |et black beauty. E. Hartford 289-9315 New Haven 865-6111 IMaterbury 757-0339 lacy, elegant grain pattern. It turned out to scoops or arches in the bottom of the sides. matter since the grain ran every which Cookman of Green Farms, Mike Stefanik and John Enfleld 745-0305 New London 447-1711 W.HartfoM 522-0171 be no more difficult to work than any wood I laid them out by placing a mark half an way. Then I cut it in two and took it to the Rosati. Winning the S K Modified race was Jerry Groton 445-8129 Norwich 889-8433 West Haven 934-2626 WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR with a rowed grain structure — which inch in from each comer, then taking a very router table to shape the lips to fit into the Pearl while Jim Ward made it two in a row in the Hamden 248-6327 RcKicy Hill 563-1507 Wllilmantic 456-1766 USED CARS...ST0P BY AND SEE WHY means it wasn’t easy — and it finished to a thin piece of scrap, bending it and holding it frame. Street Stock Division. marvelous reddish brown. I Intended to down on the workpiece so that it touched the Well, the Peruvian walnut died there on Ray M iller of East Granby won his first Modified make the lid panels of highly figured marks. This is a four-handed job, and I had the router table. I got careless and cut the feature of the 1984 season at Riverside Park Saturday Peruvian walnut, but that didn’t work out, to get my daughter the graphics designer to lips too far into the pieces; when the lid was night. The next four finishers were Reggie Ruggerio, help me with it. She found this primitive assembled dry it looked ridiculous. After UP) photo I squared up a side and an edge of my Stan Greger, Marty Radwick and Mike McLaughlin. small board of koko, ripped it and resawed method of laying out an arch ludicrous, but running through the little tantrum neces­ The Ferrara 100 will be on tap at Stafford this it, and stickered it to stabilize for a week. it works well enough for me. sary to reinstall equilibrium after doing Friday, featuring a fireworks display at intermission. 1229 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER This is a double-paneled lidded box. The case and lid frame are This is a tedious but necessary step when I bandsawed the arches, then cleaned something so ineffably stupid, I sat down to For further race results, call the Checkered Flag 646-64M made of koko, an unusual wood from India with a lacy, elegant you’ve resawn lumber; put the newly them up to the line with a spokeshave. figure out what to do next. The solution Announcer at 569-7144 or 569-1053. grain pattern. resawn boards one atop the other, separ­ Sppkeshaves are not easy tools to use; I worked out rather nicely. I Co-op promotions Scandia plans picnic Reckless teenagers don’t Sciindia Lodge, Vasa Order of America, will have a potiuck picnic Thursday at 6; 30 p.m. at Vasa Park in are coming thing Meriden. The bus will leave from Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St., at 5:30 p.m. By Martin Sloane stamp. Shopper’s Pay always get a second chance add up at the bottom the United Feature refund I was entitled to. So Day lets me send for Stay sober Syndicate with one envelope and one several refunds. DEAR ABBY: On May The funeral was a weird Alcoholics Victorious, a Christian organization to I wish there were more I 20, two wonderful 17-year- experience, f saw all my help alcoholics stay sober, meets every Tuesday at offers like the recent $20 old boys from our school, relatives and friends walk 7:30 p.m. at the Community Baptist Church, 585 E. cash refund from Na- . Clip W file refunds both fine athletes, were on toward the casket. They Center St. bisco. Of course it re­ passed by, one by one. and Pet Products (File No. 12-B) their way to a party. They Dear Abby The group features prayer, discussion and scripture quired a lot of proofs of looked at me with the Clip out this file and keep it with similar were speeding on an unfa­ readings as well as fellowship. Refreshments are purchase, but just one saddest eyes I've ever cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with miliar road, missed a turn served. The public is welcome. envelope and one stamp Abigail Van Buren seen. Some of my buddies beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting and were killed in a Members are asked to use the rear entrance at the was all I needed to send- were crying, A few of the the needed proofs of purchase while looking for terrible accident. back parking lot. for $20. I cannot describe the girls touched my hand and the required forms at the supermarket, in Unfortunately, most re­ sobbed as they walked newspapers and magazines, and when trading grief that this small town funds are still in the $1 and is feeling. It's the first away. with friends. Offers may not be available in all Musicians honored $2 range and it is a little areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive time I've ever seen grown Please ... somebody ... The following students at Bennet Junior High School frustrating to see a dozen men cry. Both boys who rang, I threw all my books me. Then I saw a doctor. wake me up! Get me out of each refund. were recently honored for their work with the Bennet envelopes, each a request died were to have gradu­ in the locker. I was free My body was mangled. I here! I can't bear to see Band. for a refund, ready to be These offers require refund forms: ated on May 26. until 8:40 tomorrow morn­ was saturated with blood. my mom and dad so In the Beginning Band, Tina Stone received the mailed — all addressed to CHEF’S BLEND B. Kliban Offer. Receive a Almost every year you ing! I ran to the parking Pieces of jagged glass broken up. My grandpar­ award for outstanding member. In the Cadet Band, different post office box free B. Kliban Cat Placemat. Send the required have run the column lot, excited at the thought were sticking out all over. ents are so racked with most improved was Nancy Belmont and outstanding numbers at the same refund form and proof of purchase seals from four titled, "Please, God, I'm of driving a car and being Strange that I couldn't grief they can hardly member was Alison Larkin. fulfillment center, such as boxes or two bags of Chef’s Blend. Expires Sept. Only 17." It's too late for my own boss. Free! feel anything. walk. My brother and Todd Johnson and Ken Chang were named N ielsen, in El Paso, 30. 1984. these two boys who died in It doesn't matter how Hey, don't pull that sisters are like zombies. outstanding in the Marching Band. In the Jazz Band, Three Senior Girls Scouts of Troop 2, front row from left, June Texas. Every avid re­ DOUBLE DUTY Refund Offer. Receive a $1 Caldwell, Ohio, on May 20, the accident happened. I sheet over my head! I They move like robots. In Shery Veal was named most improved, Tom Bowler, Lynn Michaud and Sharon Kelly, received the Gold funder knows the Nielsen refund on any Geisler Double Duty Pet Collar. but it's not too-late for was goofing off — going can't be dead. I'm only 17. a daze, everybody! No one Lupacchino was awarded best soloist and Jeff Award at recent ceremonies in Hartford. In the back row, from code by heart ... 79977! Send the required refund form and one Double others. Please give it too fast. Taking crazy I'v e got a date tonight. I ’m can believe this. And I Beauregard was named outstanding. I once tried sending Duty Flea Tick Collar box top. Expires Dec. 31, another run. chances. But I was enjoy­ supposed to grow up and can’t believe it, either. Concert Band awards went to Bill Thompson, most left, Michelle Lataille, Rachel Begin and Marie Yamamoto, several of my El Paso, TX 1984. TRACY IN CALDWELL ing my freedom and hav­ have a wonderful life. I improved: Dwight Whitaker, outstanding grade 8; received Silver Awards. Jeanne Starski was absent for the. 79977 refund requests in FRISKIES Cat Bowl Offer. Send the required ing fun. The last thing I haven't lived yet. I can’t Please don’t bury me! |: I ’m not dead! I have a lot Heather Prewitt, section leader, and Tom Lupac- picture. one big envelope, but it refund form and three proof of purchase seals D E AR TR ACY: Here it remember was passing an be dead. chino, director’s award. didn’t work out very well. from any size package of Friskies dry cat food for r is. Let's hope it helps: old lady who seemed to be Later 1 was placed in a of living to do! I want to I laugh and run again. I The fulfillment compan­ each bowl ordered. Expires Sept. 30, 1984. PLEASE GOD. going awfully slow. I drawer. My folks had to r want to sing and dance. Methodists celebrate ies seem to frown on this. HERTZ $2 Plus 50-cent Cash Savings Offer. Herald photo by Tarquinlo I'M ONLY 17 heard a deafening crash identify me. Why did they Three senior Girl Scouts They set up all those post Receive a 50-cent refund, two 50-cent coupons and I The day I died was an and felt a terrible jolt. have to see me like this? Please don't put me in the ground. I promise if you BOLTON — The Bolton United Methodist Church, office boxes for a reason: four 25-cent coupons good on Hartz 2-in-l I ordinary school day. How Glass and steel flew ever­ Why did I have to look at They’re winning custodians give me just one more Boston Turnpike, will host a bicentennial celebration to make it easier for them products. Send the required refund form and a I I wish I had taken the bus! ywhere. My whole body Mom’s eyes when she chance, God, I'll be the Friday beginning with a potiuck supper at 6 p.m. to sort incoming mail. Universal Product Code symbol from a 2-in-l Plus I But I was too cool for the seemed to be turning faced the most terrible earn highest Gold Award The school maintenance department dary school. Seated, from left, Raymond most careful driver in the At 7:30 p.m. the Rev. Charles C. Hayes will portray They wrote back to me Reflecting Collar for Dogs, Cats, Puppies or I bus. I remember how I inside out. I heard myself ordeal of her life? Dad whole world. Ail I want is Frances Asbury in a dramatic presentation about the saying my money-saving Large Dogs. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. presented awards to the school sys­ Quish, best performance by a wheedled the car out of scream. suddenly looked like an Three Manchester Senior Girl Scouts Red Cross and has been most active I one more chance. life and ministry of Asbury, “ The Architect of shortcut short-circuited MEALTIME Photo Offer. Receive a free 5-by-7 tem's top custodians recently. They are, secondary-school custodian; Edith Mom. "Special favor," I Suddenly I awakened: it old man. He told the man from Troop 2, June Bowler, Lynn with the bloodmobile: Miss Michaud i American Methodism." their system! 'color photo enlargement. Send the required i pleaded. "A ll the kids was very quiet. A police in charge, "Y es, he is my Please, God, I ’m only Michaud and Sharon Keliy, received organized and ran a leadership confer­ I standing from left, Leslie Florek, best Olinyk, best-maintained elementary Hayes, of Florida, has participated in community I haven’t given up hope. refund form and the Universal Product Code d rive." When the 2:50 bell officer was standing over son." 17! the Gold Award, the highest recogni­ ence for girls from all parts of the state, I performance by an elementary-school school. Bowers School; Conrad Sulli­ theater and regularly presents first-person mono­ as a result of her participation in a In fact, a recent test by the symbol from any size bag of Mealtime Dry Food, logues of biblical characters. Call 646-5201. tion a girl may earn in Girl Scouting/St Strat Mar Systems Inc. of the negative of a color photo and 50 cents for I custodian; John Wagner, llling Junior van, best performance by a mainte­ a special event held in Hartford June model conference in Washington, ear- I iier this year. Port Chester, N.Y., may postage and handling. Negative will be returned High School, best-maintained secon­ nance mechanic. 11. very welt solve some of with the print. Expires Oct. 31, 1984. I The Gold Award indicates superior Garden Club elects officers Miss Kelly worked as a junior my postage problems. In PRAISE Frame Offer. Receive a frame for |. leadership qualities and organizationai COVENTRY — The Coventry Garden Club has volunteer at Manchester Memorial April, Strat Mar distrib­ your dog’s photo enlarged with your pet’s name: L One cure for bad breath abiiities and requires much work. Two elected Mrs. Betty Colbath as president for the Hospital for two years and explored uted a very unusual re­ a $9.98 retail value. Send the required refund form Senior Scouts from the troop, Michelle i - CoUege Notes coming chib year and Mrs. Jane Behnke, vice many possible careers in the medical fund form in 40 Midwest­ and the Praise net weight circles totaling 36 Lataille and Marie Yamamoto and I president. field. ern supermarkets. It is pounds. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. Cadette Girl Scout Rachel Begin from Other officers elected were: Mrs. Helen Mamet, called a ’Shoppers’ Pay SEA DOG Free Offer. Receive a free coupon Troop 658, received the Silver Award, The Silver Award recipients partici­ Earns engineering recording secretary: Mrs. Margaret Loftus, corres­ Day — Pay Claim’’ and on good on a 4-pound bag of Sea Dog or a 20-pound Awarded bacheior’s degree is to clean your tongue the second highest award a giri can pated in many projects, including ponding secretary: Mrs. Leona Juros, treasurer. it are listed refund re­ bag. Send the required form and one weight circle earn. This award requires girls to service to younger girls at Camp Glenn Robert Eagleson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Committee chairmen are: Mrs. Jackie Goble, Merrie-wood during the summer and in quirements and values for from any size of Sea Dog brand dog food. Expires degree C. Eagleson of 172 Porter St., was awarded the undertake significant responsibility DEAR DR. LAMB: done in some cases. program: Mrs. Mary Engler, publicity: Mrs. Myrtle preparing a slide show depicting 11 different products. Dec. 31, 1984. bachelor of arts degree in psychology from the and a commitment to community Your recent letter from a But the majority of leg Cadoret, horticulture, conservation and library: Mrs. Cadette Girl Scouting for sixth graders They included Starkist Here’s refund form to write for: A coupon for Univerpitv of Vermont. service for an extended period. young girl with bad breath cramps that occur at Esther Kelley, hospitality: Mrs. Pal Blinn, telephone: to show them what lies ahead in Tuna, Sunlite Liquid, Con­ one free Lysol product. LYSOL Products, “ Get 1 He CTmpleted his junior year at Durham University To earn her award. Miss Bowier . John H. M cNary Jr., prompted me to write. I’m night or while resting are and Mrs Barbara Thomas, special projects. centrated All, Dove, Free," P.O. Box 2081, Hillside, NJ 07205. This in Durham, England under the Institute of European maintained continued interest in the scouting. son of Winfred L. and John now an elderly person but another matter. These Coffee-Mate, Ragu, Shake offer expires Aug. 31, 1984. While waiting for the Studies Program, returning to the University of Nenry McNary Si*., 10 Your Health may respond to an in­ ’n Bake, Birds Eye, Food form, save three proofs of purchase from any of Vermont for his senior year. in my youth I, too had bad Fenwick Road, graduated creased intake of cal­ Daughters to dine Club Coffee, Scrubfree the following products: 12-ounce Perk, 6-ounce While at the University of Vermont he was active as breath. I was sanitary in this month from Union every way, healthy, no Lawrence Lamb, M.D. cium. Quinine or any of Troop 47 Boy Scouts Cleaner and Kleenex. The Lysol Spray (Regular or Scent I I ) , 16-ounce Toilet a diver for the swim team. He was also a photographer St. Margaret Circle, Daughters of Isabella will hold total value of the refund Bowl Cleaner, 5-ounce Lysol Brand Disinfectant, College in Schenectady, body odors, athletic, regu­ the medicines related to ( for the Vermont Cynic and the professional its first ethnic potiuck at 6 p.m. on Tuesday at St. offers on this one form 17-ounce Lysol Basin-Tub-Tile Cleaner, 15-ounce N.V. with a bachelor of lar dental care. No doctor quinine help other people. I development officer for the student photo service. James McClusky Hall. was $12. But the form Lysol Pine Action, 17-ounce Lysol Bathroom science degree in civil could find a reason. 1 even Yes, some of these are For further information, call Catherine Tunsky at hold a court of awards allowed me to select any Cleaner, engineering. persuaded my doctor to heart medicines used to 649~909.">. of the listed refunds J To work for Time have my tonsils removed calm the contractions of and confident. Troop 47 heid a Court of Awards on Robbie Guiiano, Steve Maheux, John -H e is employed by Aber- at Johns Hopkins. This then release chemicals heart muscle and they Masons present degree Geoffrey A. Michaud, son of Robert and June didn’t help either. that cause odors. calm the contractions of May 29 at the South United Methodist Mutchek, Ryan Patulak, Jed Stans­ thaw Company of Boston, Michaud of 207 Timrod Road, graduated May 19 from Church. The following awards were field, Chris Zadnik. Mass. I chewed gum and kept DEAR READER: Yes, leg cramps. Vitamin E is The Manchester Lodge 73 of Masons will meet Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, N.Y. you’re absolutely right. DEAR DR. LAMB: presented. The following merit badges were Cinema it in my mouth while I also helpful for some. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. with a bachelor of science degree in printing It’s just as important to Please tell me what would Stretching those leg Induction into the troop: Bryon Le awarded. John H. McNary dated. I survived and Center St management. clean the tongue as the help cramps. I have them Doux, Mike Martin, Tom McGee, Firemanship — Mike Barber, Chris have had a happy life due muscles helps. Be sure to Following the business meeting, an entered (PG) 12:15, 2:35, 4:45, 7:35, He is a member of Gamma Epsilon Tau, honorary teeth to prevent mouth in my legs ail the time. I Kevin Sadosky, Louis Spadaccini, Dan BehIke, Eric Blizzard, Matt Bourgue, Hartford Village (R) 1,3:30,7:10,9:45. to a very fine and under­ stretch those calf mus­ apprentice degree will be exemplified with junior CInama City — The Man — Beat Street (PG) 12, 2:30, 9:45. — Rhinestone (PG) printing fraternity. He has accepted a position with odors. I ’ve discussed this even wake up with them. I cles. Do that regularly Maheux, and David White. David Currier, Derek Gaston, Robbie Who Knew Too Much (PG) 4:40, 7:40, 10. 12:05,2:20,4:30, 7,9:20. standing husband. warden Robert Locke presiding. The lodge will not Time Magazine in New York City. before, but since so many have them when I’m Guiiano, Charlie Hampton, Kevin 7:30, 9:50. — SIlkwood (R) 7 Manchester Willimantic Appointed to However, I did learn a and especially before go­ meet again until September. One-year service pins were pres­ with Norma Roe (R) 9:30. — UA Theaters East — Jlllson Square Cinema — secret that might work for people never think of working. The doctor says ing to bed. Use a board on Kyle, Jason Kostiuk, David LaFon- Indiana Jones and the Tem­ ented to Mike Barber, Chris BehIke, The Noturol (PG) 7:05, 9:35. Streets of Fire (PG) 2, 3:50, academy brushing their tongue, it’s there’s nothing he knows its edge at the bottom of tana, Ted McCarthy, John Mutchek, — Diva (R) 7:15,9:40. 5:40,7:30,9:30. — Romancing ple ot Doom (PG) 7,9:30. — : others. While brushing Eric Blizzard, Matt Bourque, David Finalist in program worth a reminder. Some of that he can give me for Tom Provencal, Jed Stansfield, Matt the Stone (PG) 2, 4:30, 7:30, Too Secretl (PG) 7:10,9:20. your teeth in the morning, the bed to keep the covers Currier, Derek- Gaston, Bobbie Guli- EOfl Hartford 9:40. — Rhinestone (PG) — Ghostbusters (PG) 7:10, Mark William Gilson of David M. Kuhimann, grandson of Mrs. Margaret W. people even use a metal them. off your feet and sleep on New courses offered Werzyn, and Ed Wilson. Eastwood Pub A Cinema— 9:20. — Gremlins (PG) 7, extend your tongue as far ano, Charlie Hampton, Jason Kostiuk, 2:15,4:45, 7:15,9:20. Cumberland, R.I., son of tongue scraper. I can add Home repairs — John Taylor and Once Upon o Time In Amer­ Mansfield 9:30. Kuhimann of 122 Lyness St., is among the 1984 finalists as possible and scrub it your side with your toes HARTFORD — Child and Family Services will start Kevin Kyle, David La Fopntane, Ted ica (R) 7:15. Windsor Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. that not all dentists are DEAR READER: I'm up, not down. A pillow Chris Zadnik. Trans-Lux College Twin — in the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program. He is a way down. You may even two new courses tonight at the agency headquarters, McCarthy, John Mutchek, Tom Prov­ Poor Richard's Pub A Ci­ The Korote Kid (PG) 7,9:30. Ploia — Breokln' (PG) Gilson and grandson of aware of the role of the glad you have had an next to the footboard to Camping — Andy MacKenzie. nema — Breokln' (PG) plus 7:15. graduating senior at Wilson Hall in Sumter, S.C. gag a bit. Get it good and 1680 Albany Ave. Both begin at 7. encal, Jed Stansfield, Matt Werzyn, Ed — Return ot the Secoucos Mrs. Marjorie Glenney • tongue as a cause of bad examination as some leg Safety — Richard Naab. The Three Stooges 7:30,9:30. Seven (R) 9 with Bobv It's Driva-lns clean with your tooth­ push your feet against The first course will discuss parenting children of -Wilson, Showcase Cinemas— Indi­ East Horttord — The Three cramps, especially leg First aid — Bill Caouette and Steve You (R) 7:15. and the late William E. paste and brush. So sim­ breath. helps this. divorce. The second course is for parents of children Two-year service pins were pres­ ana Jones and the Temple of Vernon Stooges with Breokln' (PG) Glenney of Coventry, has The tongue constantly cramps caused by exer­ Maheux. Doom (PG) 12:30, 2:45, 5, 8:50 with Reckless (R) 10:30. Miss Gracyalyn graduates ple but it's effective. After Keep your feet warm age 3 to 5. ented to T.J. Allen, Paul Huntington, Cine 1 A 2 — Once Upon o tion or walking, are Emergency prepaiedness — Ken 7:20, 9:45. — Star Trek III: Time In Americo (R) 7, 9:40. East Windsor — The Three received an appointment breakfast brush your sheds, and its gray-white with long heavy socks that Fees are based on ability to pay. Registration is Tim Laubacher, Mark Longchamps, The Search (or Spock (PG) Stooges 8:30 with Rhinestone Mary Gracyalny of Ellington, daughter of Mr. and coating is from shedding caused by blockage of the Memery and Dan Mulligan. — Police Academy (R) 7:20, to the U.S. Air Force teeth and tongue and you extend over the calf, espe­ necessary Call 236-4511. Steve Maheux, Ryan Patulak, John 12:15, 2:30,4:45,7:15,9:50.— 9:30. ( PG) 8:50 with The Best Little Mrs. Edward J. Gracyalny of Spring Street, ceils. Food particles ac­ arteries to the legs. In Citizenship in the community — Tim The Karate Kid (PG) 12:15,4, Whorehouse In Texas (R) Academy. are set for the day. cially during the night. Taylor, Chris Zadnik. West Hartford graduated from American International College of those cases the arterial Bragdon, Tim Laubacher, Mark Long- 7,9:40. — The Gremlins (PG) Elm 1 A 2 — Police 10:45. Please share this with cumulate on the tongue as Avoid coffee, tea, colas 12:20, 2:40, 5, 7:M, 9:50. — Manchester — Reopens Springfield, Mass., May 13. blockage should be re­ Three-year service pins were pres­ champs, 4ason Stansfield, and Chris Academy (R) 7:15, 9:30. — He will report to Colo­ that little girl. It may well. The area is a fertile and chocolate which con­ Too Secretl (PG) 12:30,3:25, Splash (PG) 7,9:30. FrldoV She received a master’s degree from the School of one for the growth of moved. or an arterial Here’s help for epileptics ented to Tim Bragdon, and Biil Zadnik. 5:15,7:30,10. — Ghostbusters The Movies — Romancing Mansfield — The Natural rado Springs on July 5. He change her iife as it did tain caffeine or related Business Administration. bypass operation may be Caouette. Citizenship in the nation — Dan (PG) 12,2:20,4:45, 7:20,9:40. the Stone (PG) 12, 2:15,4:40, (PG) with Christine (R) ot graduated from Cumber­ mine. Now I’m relaxed bacteria. The bacteria drugs. NEWINGTON — The Epilepsy Support Group of — The Pope of Greenwich 7:25, 9:35. — Streets of Fire dork. Four-year service pins were pres­ Mulligan. land High School on June Greater Hartford will meet July 5 at 7:15 p.m. at ented to Ray Memory and Jason 8. Newington Children's Hospital. 181 E. Cedar St. Citizenship in the world — Ray Receives education degree Stansfield. Memery, Dan Mulligan, Richard Naab Mark W. Gilson The informal meeting is open to people with Judith L. Stoker, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Six-year service pins were presented and Jason Stansfield. epilep.sy, parents and friends. The group meets once a W. Stoker of 224 Blue Ridge Drive, graduated May 20 to Andy MacKenzie, Richard Naab, Photography — Tim Laubacher. month to assist members with the problem of epilepsy Majors in from the University of Connecticut with a bachelor of Eric brown, Ken Memory, Kent Fingerprinting — Tom Provencal, in the home and at school. Call 236-3494. science degree in Elementary education. Michaud, Dan Mulligan, and Steve Jed Stansfield, Ed Wilson, Matt She was elected to "W ho’s Who Among Students in Patarini. Bourgue, Matt Werzyn, Ted McCarthy, dietetics Perrett, Kathryn Fran­ Alvina Burgess of Glastonbury. Her pater­ Mrs; Joseph Corcoran, American Colleges and Universities,” and was a The foilowing skili awards were Kevin Kyle, Mike Barber, John Mut­ ces, daughter of Donald Somers. She has a sister, nal grandmother is Wilma Windsor Locks. She has diver for four years with the University of Connecticut and Joyce Hodgson Per­ presented. chek, Bill Caouette, and Robbie Kelley Jill, 15 months. Dionne of Glastonbury. two sisters, Melissa Su­ Catholic women convene Therese A. Dandeneau, swim team. rett of 44 Horace St., was Physical fitness — Bill Caouette, Guiiano. Zaccaro, Allison Marie, She has a sister, Katha­ san, 4, and Shannon LAK E VILLE — The Archdiocese Council of Robbie Guiiano, Jed Stansfieid, and Ed (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. born June 11 at Manches­ daughter of John F. and rine, 2‘A. Marie, 2. Catholic Women will have its 64th annual summer Wilson. The following Boy Scouts advanced J^o F. Dandeneau of 51 ter Memorial Hospital. Kathleen Maloney Zac­ Gauchoe, Kyle Ber­ Studies physical therapy Beecher, Daryl Scott, conference art Hotchkiss School Wednesday from 9 Hiking — Derek Gaston, Ted in rank. Morse Road, graduated Her maternal grandpar­ caro of 164 Irving St., was nard, son of Bernard son of Scott Frederick and a.m. to 3 p.m. McCarthy, and Ed Wiison. To Scout — Tom McGee, Kevin May 20 from St. Joseph Brian Eric Winkler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gunther H. ents are Brigadier and born June 13 at Manches­ Edward and Barbara Sandy Dickinson Beecher Registration is $8.50, including lunch. Speakers will Conservation — Ted McCarthy. Sadosky, David White, Dan Maheux, College, West Hartford, Winkler of 2 Converse Road, Bolton, was graduated Mrs. Cecil Hodgson of ter Memorial Hospital. Minicucci Gauchoe of 133 of Tolland, was born June include the Most Rev. John F. Whealon, Marian Family living — Jason Kostiuk, Ted Mike Martin, and Bryon Le Doux. under the Coordinated recently from the University of Connecticut, School of Asbury Park, N.J. Her Her maternal grandpar­ Webster Lane, Andover, The Most Advanced Mower 9 at Manchester Memor­ Stabach and George Noonan. Call 824-0426. McCarthy, and Ed Wilson. To Tenderfoot — Eric Blizzard, and Undergraduate Program. Allied Health, with a bachelor of science degree in paternal grandparents ents are Mr. and Mrs. was born June 6 at Man­ Industry « « ial Hospital. His maternal STORRS — Mansfield Community Education will First aid — Mike Mooney and Louis Louis Spadaccini. physical therapy. are Walter and Pearl George J. Maloney of 360 chester Memorial Hospi­ • Mulching or Bagging ... Eliminate grandparents are Harold sponsor a 20-hour course for motorcyclists over age 16 Spadaccini. To Second Class — Mike Barber, .' She earned her bachelor He was named to the dean's list for the spring Perrett of Storrs. Her Windsor St. Her paternal tal. His maternal grand­ Clippings and Ethel Dickinson of 115 beginning July 6 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Classes will Citizenship — Eric Blizzard, Dan Derek Gaston, Robbie Guiiano, Ted pf science degree in semester and has accepted a position as staff paternal great- grandparents are Mr. and parents are Mr. and Mrs. • Flip-Top Bag . .. Eliminate Clipping Columbus St. His paternal follow on July 7 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., July 13from 6:30 Lopez, Mike Martin, Tom McGee, McCarthy, John Mutchek, Matt Wer­ dietetics. Therese Dandeneau therapist at Phoenix General Hospital, Phoenix, Ariz. grandparents are Walter Mrs. William Zaccaro of Charles J. Minicucci of • Single Height Control... Eliminates grandparents are Fred to 10 p m. and July 14 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. David White, Kevin Sadosky, Dan zyn, and Ed Wilson. Awkward Height Adjustments He will begin his duties there on July 2. and Eva Perrett of Man­ Enfield. 218 Hebron Road, Bolton. and Carol Beecher, 10 The course is open to those who wants to learn skills Maheux, and Louis Spadaccini. To First Class — T.J. Allen, Bill • View Window .. . Eliminates Filling chester. Her maternal Ferguson, Marissa His paternal grandpar­ Laurwood Drive, Bolton. necessary to ride in traffic. Classroom and cycle Camping — David Currier, Derek Caouette, Steve Maheux, Ryan P a­ Guesswork lEarns nursing great-grandmother is Lynne, daughter of Tho­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. experience are included. Those under age 18 need Gaston, Robbie Guiiano, Jason Kos­ tulak, and Chris Zadnik. • Self-Propelled .. . Eliminates Ms. Aronson honored Mrs. Brigadier Elsie mas H. and Debbie Kim Loren Gauchoe of 239 Hop -Conter, Erin Louis, parental consent to register. tiuk, Kevin Kyle, John Mutchek, Jed To Star — Andy MacKenzie. Pushing Henderson of Asbury Pillard Ferguson of 92 R iver Road, Bolton. His daughter of Kevin R and idegree Shelly Aronson of 14 McDivitt Drive was awarded Class fee is $25. Burt Ives Honda of Willimantic and Stansfield and Matt Werzyn. To Life — Ray Memery, Richard Park, N.J. She has two Hackmatack St., was maternal great- Jane Johnson Conter of 90 the Samuel and Clara Hendel Book prize at honors day Bob Nichols Yamaha of Manchester are providing Naab. and Jason stansfield. sisters, Joanna, 5>A, and born June 11 at Manches­ Henry st., was bom June Cooking — T.J. Allen, David Currier, ; - Karen Lucler< daughter grandmother was Mrs. loan motocycles for use in the course. Successful Now Save *280 ceremonies recently at Trinity College. Jennifer, 2>A. 10 at Manchester Memoi- o f Mr. and Mrs. O.A. ter Memorial Hospital. Elsie Minicucci of 443 E. graduates will be given cards that may make them She is a sociology major in the individualized degree Chartier, Danial Mar- ral Hospital. Her mater­ ]Ckicier of East Hartford, Her maternal grandpar­ Middle Turnpike. His pat­ eligible for insurance premium discounts offered by program. She is a President's Fellow and was named tain, son of Richard John nal grandparents are Ro­ Now On Sale! BXaduated from Western ents are Mr. and Mrs. ernal great-grandmother some insurance companies. to the faculty honors list in the 1982-83 school year. and Emelyn Bridges bert M. and Joanne Connecticut State Univer- Charles Pillard of 16 is Mrs. Elizabeth Gouchoe Registration is required. Call George Libby at St. James School graduates Chartier of 13 Cedar St., Johnson of Wilcox, Pa. Free Bag Attachment idty in Danbury with a Lodge Drive. Her pater­ of Ruitland, Vt. He has a 456-7440. was born June 5 at Man­ Her paternal grandfather iBichelor of science de­ Sears wins chem'prize nal grandparents are Mr. brother, Justin Edward, • 11 hp Easy Start chester Memorial Hospi­ is Harold R. Conter Sr. of Recently a graduation Mass and Melissa Ann Miller, Lawrence C. cree in nursing. She is a and Mrs. Thomas F. F er­ 23 months. • Big 36” Dock Courtland P. Sears ill, son of Mr. and Mrs. tal. His maternal grand­ Franklin Park. 111. special graduation exercises were held Deptula, Vickie L. Thibodeau. 9M0' graduate of East guson of 78 Forest St. Her Corcoran, Jennifer Lee, • 5 Cutting Heights Courtland P. Sears Jr. of 2 Carter St., West, has been parents are Edwin and Course for cyclists opens at St. James Church for 54 8th Grade Robert Michael Stanford, Debbie JCtetholic High School. maternal great- daughter of Paul Francis MeIntIre, Jennifer awarded the Division of Analytical Chemistry of the Leona Bridges of Med­ students from St. James School. The Dalessio, Brian Ardel Rooney, Stacey • 5 Speed! - Shllt-on-the- ^; At the university she grandmother is Mrs. Cha­ and Bonnie Rushlow Cor­ Lynn, daughter of Mi- STORRS — Mansfield Community Education will •S American Chemical Society award at Trinity College. ford, Mass. He has six following students received diplomas: Kittle, Christopher Maneri, Melissa • Built to Last Was a member of the rles Pillard of 116 Waddell coran of 140 Park St., was chael and Elsie sponsor a 20-hour course for motorcyclists over age 16 Sears is a junior, majoring in chemistry. He’s brothers, Fred, 19; Gary Kelly Margaret Anderson, Andrew Kate Carroll, James Lackock IV, ,\Qiraity basketball and Road. Her paternal great­ bom June Sat Manchester Schweitzer Meintire of beginning July 6 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Classes will treasurer of the Trinity Outing Club, intramural Jr., 17; Mike, 14; CUfford, Paul Bodyk, Mary Katherine O'Toole, Monique Ann St. Laurent, Sean A. ^ ftb a ll teams and was grandmother is Mrs. Ber­ Memorial Hospital. Her 2409 Boston Turnpike, follow on July 7 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., July 13 from 6:30 soccer captain and a member of the chemistry 13; Christopher, 10; and Robert A. Chase Jr., Roselyna Rosado, Kozikowski, Tiffany P. White, Michael nice Ferguson, 560 Vernon maternal grandparents Coventry, was ly>m June to 10 p.nl. and July 14 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. cisptain and No. 1 seed of seminar committee. He is a 1981 graduate of John Richard, 2. Andrew Thomas Dionne, Beverly Jane Spaulding, Christine Prevost. St. She has a brother, are Mr. and Mrs. Charles 11 at Manchester Memor­ The course is open to those who wants to learn skills Balens. ttta. varsity tennis team. Manchester High School. Burgess, Emille Lisa, Taridona, Robert Eric Salonen, Kat­ Dependability to Eliminate the Hard Work From Yard Work ShE has accepted a posi- Karen Lucier Thomas Shaw, 3. Rushlow of 80 Bluefield ial Hospital. Her paternal necessary to ride in traffic. Classroom and cycle daughter of Gary F. am| hleen Marie Gillespie, Joseph William Dionne, EUsabelh Ann, Drive. Her paternal experience are included. Those under age 18 need Gregg Cir^do, Julie Ann Parasiliti. uon as a registered nurse Meg Larmett Burgess of grandmother is Shirley Lajoie Jr., Kimberly Lynn Amenta, daughter of Mark A. and grandparents are Mr. and Meintire of Hebron. parental consent to register. Richard T. Reynolds, Elizabeth Ann tit Hartford Hospital. Mrs. Paluica cited 42 Starkweather St., was Timothy Michael McConnel. Carolyn F. Tryon Dionne Class fee is $25. Burt Ives Honda of Willimantic and Dunn, Arthur Joseph Spaulding, Ina born June 13 at Manches­ Micheline Chrystelle Stephens, Gary Shirley A. Paluica, wife of Gino J. Paluica of 255 of 33 Bilyeu Road, was Bob Nichols Yamaha of Manchester are providing Michele Mendez, Thomas Francis W. H. PREUSS IONS ter Memorial Hospital. W. Chien, Elizabeth Musgrave, Jason Vernon St., was cited at the recent annual President’s bom June 0 at Manchester loan motocycles for use in the course. Successful Aylward II. James Michael Burke II, Recognition ceremonies at Central Connecticut State Her maternal grandpar­ L. Wllmot, Stacy Lynn Giguere, Gary John Minor, Stephen Douglas Memorial Hospital. Her graduates will be given cards that may make them 228 BOSTON TURNPIKE (Rf >6S44) Pyka awarded degree University. ents are Robert and Helen Thoughts Thomas Michael Gregory, Amy Marie Gay, John Gerard Wertenbach, JJerald maternal grandparents eligible for insurance premium discounts offered by ‘ » Stephen A. Pyka, of 96 Hamilton Drive, received his Mrs. Paluica received a departmental honor, Larmett of 45 Brookfield Hyland, Stephen J. Carlson, Syndne F^ey, Alexander Jose Rodriguez, are Chris Conhnt of West some insurance companies. tlachelor of science degree in business administra- awarded by the school of arts and sciences, for her St. Her patel^al grand­ There will be no "Thoughts" column this week. Elaine Smith, Marino Olivieri, Susan Bflan Andrew Kennedy, Robert BOITON, CT 643-9492 Southport, Maine and Registration is required. Cali George Libby at ;^B. May 13 at Eastern Connecticut State University. excellence in psychology. parents are James and Charles Tryon of South "Thoughts” will return July 2. 456-7440. Elizabeth O’Neill, Robert E. Fiske, Lamoureaux. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, June 25, 1984 - 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 25, 1984 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN Classified.. For advertisements to be Business Ooportunities .. .22 Store/Otfice Space Household Goods...... 62 Rates Notices Situation Wanted ...... 23 Resort Property Misc. for Sale ...... 63 published Monday, the dead­ Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day The best way to^nnounce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... Musical Items ...... 66 P er W o rd : Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d o v s ...... 15c Read Your Ad Classified A llie n you place your ad. you’ll receive Auctions...... 04 Real Estate Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14C Classified advertisements Services 6 d a y s ...... 13C ONE TAG S A t ^ p PREt compliments of The Herald. Homes for S a le ...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 ore token by telephone as a 26 d a y s ...... 12C Financial C o n d o m in iu m s...... 32 Services Ottered Wanted to Buy ...... 70 convenience. Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Popering HapDV Ads: The Manchester Herald is CALL 643-2711 or STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER M ortgages...... 11* Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only for oneincor- Personal Loans...... 12 Business Property 35 Roofing/Siding ...... Autom otive Deadlines reef Insertion and then only Insurance...... 13 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing for the size of the original Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 F lo o rin g ...... Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For Classified advertise- insertion. Income Tax Service Motorcycles/BIcycles . . . 72 ments to be published Tues- E rro rs which do not lessen Rasort Property 45 Pointlng/Poperlng 52 Misc. for Sale 43 Cors/Tnicks for Sole 71 Employment Rentals Services Wanted Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Fo r Sale Auto Services...... 74 deadline is noon on the day w ill not be corrected by tin & Education Apartments for Rent 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication, additional insertion. CAPE COD — Six room CEILINGS REPAIRED 1981 DODGE ARIES Cus­ cope, two full baths, three or REPLACED with dry- Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seosonol . 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 tom K — 4 door, 2.2, Help Wanted ...... 21 bedrooms accomodating wall. Call evenings, Gary automatic, power steer­ six In East iHarwIch In a McHugh, 643-9321. DRAPES — Lined, 86" x ing, power brakes, air, quiet neighborhood. 108". Call 643-0738. $450. radio, radials, mint con­ Help Wanted 21 Apartments for Rent 42 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Available June30-Julv7; dition. $4500. Call 643- Notices August 11-18. $350 a week. Bulldlng/Controctlng S3 GOLF CLUBS, Men's 6193. Call 646-0293, 649-5620. starter set of Irons, 3 MANCHESTER- Avail- u Pederson refInIshed TOWN OF MANCHES­ OFFICE POSITION — EXPERIENCED, MA­ IMMEDIATE DPEN- FOREMANS, SUPERIN- able Immediately. One,... 1965 C H E V Y — 6, stand­ TER , Clinic Nurse, Part- East Hartfard. Diversi­ TURE FULL TIME INGS tor carpenter hel- TENDANTS AND Expe­ FARRAND REMODEL­ woods, Pro boo, Wilson ard, new tires, brakes. Lott/Found 01 two and three bedroom putter, bolls. Excellent time, $9.93 per haur. fied duties. Including SALES PERSDN — Apply pers/laborers. General rienced Carpenters — S EC R E TA R Y — Small apartments. $400, $440, Wanted to Rent 47 ING — Cabinets, roofing, Good running condition. For medium to large condition. $85. Call 649- Part-time Clinic Nurse customer service; typing In person to: Marlow’s, contractor working all law firm. Call 646-4545. $520, heat and hot water gutters, room additions, $3M or best offer. Call required; good with fig­ 867 M a in S tre e t, phases of construction. commercial projects. ••••••••••••••••••••••• decks, all types of remo­ 1794. 643-0540. FOUND — Block and position available Imme­ included. BIssell and diately In the Manchester ures; warehousing or Manchester. Full time employment Call 228-4313. -Boyle Realtors. 649-4800....,, W A N TED — Small fur­ deling and repairs. FR EE 2 white female kitten. Vic­ WILL TRADE MY 1967 DODGE DART — 2 Health Department. Ap­ trucking experience and benefits possible. nished apartment or estimates. Fully Insured. inity of Main and Willi­ helpful. Call tor appoint­ CDLLEGE STUDENTS, Call 742-5317, 8:30am- Real Estate Telephone 643-6017, after HOOVER Convertible tor Running but better for ams Streets. If he's yours proximately 15 hours per ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3,4 ,;' room In vicinity of West week. Responsibilities In­ ment, 528-9551, Ext. 43. SUMMER JDBS, plus re­ 5om. 6pm, 647-8509. your canister. In good parts or restoration. Best please call 643-4251. bedrooms. Prices to tit,.,, Middle Tpke. and Wad­ condition. Please call 646- clude the planning, sche­ EDE. ceive 3 college credits. your budget. Housing Un- "--, dell School. Gentleman offer. Coll 646-5662. STORE CLERK 4995. duling, promoting and Excellent salary, high MATURE PERSDN tor Hornet for Sole 31 lim ited. Call 724-1967..„, over 40. Coll 643-6624. DESIGN KITCHENS by LOST — Boxer, female, RN — 11pm to 7am. Full Income In response to part time counter clerk In NEEDED — Full tlme- J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, 1980 PLYMOUTH brown, black mask, delivery of cllnicservices (Chg.l. to Manchester’s elderly or part time. Nurses are U.S. Government Youth a dry cleaning establish­ /part time tor local 7- vanities, formica, Wilson BRAND NEW CHAIN CMAMP — Twln-stlck,1.6 French Road area, Bol­ needed In both the self Dpporfunltv Program, ment. Call Porkade Eleven food store, 7am to art, Corlan counter tops, LINK FENCE, 277 ft., 22 liter, up to 40 mpo, ton. Any Information, population. Services pro­ O N E BEDROO vided Include health care unit and the skilled American Future Student Cleaners, 649-5559 3pm shift. Benefits In­ M ANCH ESTER — 6 room Services kitchen cabinet fronts, poles, 2 gates and com­ AM/FM stereo, 38,000 Donald Assord, 649-9329. Cape, 2 car garage, % APARTMENT AT CEN- - 5 screening, health promo­ nursing unit at Manches­ Marketing Division. Po­ clude Insurance, credit complete woodworking plete top railing. Paid miles. $3150. Call 649-8725. 5 acre. Redwood Farms. T E R — $350. Discount tor tion and some Individual ter Manor Nursing sitions available In the union and profit sharing. service, custom made $1000, asking $600. Call LOST — Half frame TDWNDFCDVENTRY — Apply In person at: 305 By owner. Call 643-9052. senior citizen. No utllf-*' 647-0932. case management. Posi­ Home. Good wages, be­ Manchester area. Car Services Offered 51 furniture, colonial repro­ 1967 DODGE DART — glasses In off blue cloth nefits and excellent needed. Call 282-0778 SECRETARY, Part Time Green Road, Manches­ ties. References and se- - Running but better for case. Vicinity Charter tion requires a four year ductions In wood, 9 varie­ working conditions In a from 9am-5pm. — To record, transcribe ter. EDE. M A N CH ESTER — Dutch curlty deposit required. KEROSENE OR OILfIred parts or restoration. Best Oak Mall, East Hartford. nursing degree (BSN) Call 649-9287. - - - ties of hardwood and with a minimum of one superior nursing facility. and file Town Council Colonial, 8 rooms, 4 bed­ veneers NOW IN STOCK hot air wall furnace, offer. Call 646-5662. Call 643-5296. Please call: Mrs. LaunI, SERVICE STATIDN AT­ Meeting Minutes for the MANAGEMENT TRAI­ rooms, sun porch, dining ODD JOBS, Trucking. 50,00(V BTU's. $10. Call year’s experience In a MANCHESTER — Sev--;“ Call 649-9658 or evenings, Geriatric, Home Care or Director of Nurses, 646- TENDANT and me­ Town of Coventry, and N EE — Wholesale dlstrl- room. Handy location. Home repairs. You name 289-7010. 643-2880. 1967 MUSTANG CON­ 0129. chanic. Apply In person: other Secretarial duties. butlon field. Entry $68,500, Fh11 brick erol two bedroom town- It, we do It. Free esti­ V E R TIB LE — For parts Persanali Public Health setting and houses available’; 02 current RN license In 252 Spencer Street, Man­ Pay $5.05 per hour. Hours position growth company Agency, 646-4200. mates. Insured. 643-0304. L E O N CIESZYNSKI POOL T A B L E — Regula- or restoration. $400 or 0 Immediately. Manager, the State of Connecticut PAINTING — Expe­ chester, CT. flexible. Average two with national affiliates tlon8x4ft. complete with best offer. Call 646-0073 649-4800. ~ BU ILD ER — New homes, Or a graduate of a two rienced Interior and exte­ Monday evenings per profit sharing. Call 649- LAWN M O W IN G — additions, remodeling, all accessories. Good after 6pm. month and four week day condition. Moving, must year degree program Or rior, spray or brush. TEACHER — VARSITY 4563. Hedge trimming - chain rec rooms, garages, kit­ mornings per month tor TWO BEDROOM TOWN-"“ saw work - light trucking. sell. $45. Call 649-5004. ■sSfr.;. three year diploma pro­ Specialize In window and FD D TB A LL CDACH and chens remodeled, ceil­ 1979 TOYOTA COROLLA an average of 40 hours WE NEED A NURSE — MANCHESTER — Mar­ HOUSE — All appliances. General handyman. In­ — Excellent condition. gram with additonal trim. Fully Insured. Call two assistant coaches. Heat, hot water, carpet- ' ings, bath tile, dormers, training In geriatrics and Mark, 872-3961. Je tt, 742- per month. Send resume Part time. Easy work. tin School District . 7 sured. Call Ray, 646-7973. roofing. Residential or COMPUTER PAPER tor White and blue. $1900. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Contact Dr. Michael room Colonial, 3 bed­ Ing, air conditioning. Call a minimum of one year’s 8650. Blake, Principal, Tolland to: Town Hall, P.D. Box Flexible hours. Just call commercial. 649-4291. sole— 2,3and4plv. 14% x Call 649-2465. NORIII (Daddy) 0 189, Coventry, CT 06238 649-2358 and be pleasantly rooms, dining room, fam­ 647-1595. ••••••••••••••••••••••a experience In geriatrics, High School, Tolland, CT ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 and 9Vz x 11. Call We love you home care or public PLA TER — Experienced by July 6, 1984. surprised. ily room, screened-ln 646-1233, Ext. 246. 06084. 872-0561. EDE. porch, 2 fireplaces, BEAUTIFUL SIX ROOM Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 Y O U C A N louiie and health setting plus a cur­ plater needed to work 3rd 2'/2 Rooflng/SIdIng 54 rent RN license In the shift. Growth opportun­ PHYSICAL THERAPIST SECURITY GUARD baths, 2 car garage, 3- D U P LE X — Three large LAWN MOWERS RE­ OLD WHITE'WICKER V Kelly TEACHER — Choral zone heat. $122,900. Call b edro o m s, fu lly aP-~,:; State of Connecticut. For ity for alert person. Music. Excellent 700 stu­ — Manchester area. Part WANTED For Construc­ PAIRED— Quick, Expert CHAIR — Excellent con­ F I N D I T *0 application and lob des- Apply: Steve Lopes, Te- time. Flexible hours. Call tion Prelect In Manches­ 646-2092 or 547-4497. pllance. In nice neighbor­ Servicel Senior Dis­ dition. $85. Call 646-1625 MOTORCYCLE INSU­ dent highschool with high ••••••••••••••••••••••• hood. Security and lease:"’ BIDWELL HOME Im­ clptlon, apply at the Per­ knlclrcults, Inc, 84 Shel­ academic and bahavloral 646-3107. ter. Early evenings and count! Free Pick Up and evenings. RANCE SPECIALIST — IN T O D A Y ’ S weekends. Call 673-2597 No pets. Available Imme- Delivery! ECONOMY provement Company — Call us and compare our sonnel Office, 41 Center ter Rock Road, Danbury, expectations seeking a Lots/Lond for Sole 33 Roofing , siding, altera­ between 4 ond 4:30pm, diatelv. $475. Call 647-8924 ' MOW ER, 647-3660. rotes. Ask for Janet or Street, Manchester, CT. CT 06810. Telephone qualified candidate for tions, additions. Same Home and Garden 64 weekdays. after 4pm. Judy. Crockett Agency, Females and mlnorlfes 792-8489. teaching choral mucic. number for over 30 years. are encouraged to apply. ATTENTION PARTI- 643-1577. Including Madrigal and FR EE C A TA LO G — Of EAST HARTFORD 649-6495. TE LLE R S — Full and theory classes tor one CLEANING HELP — Ev­ WAITRESS WANTED — ERS: Call Jack Bertrand land bargains, 5 acres to Five room apartment. " DELIVERING RICH 1983 Y A M A H A IT-175 — part time. Good math year due to leave of enings. Floor experience Mature adult. Monday for the best dances and 500 acres, covering Ver­ Immediate occupancy. '' LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus Less than 500 miles. Call Financial aptitude. Experience not absence. Mall resume to: helpful. Transooratlon thru Friday, 5:30 am to parties. DJ ond Light J mont and the Berkshlres 1’/2 baths. $450 monthly,,^:; Heotlng/Plumbliig 55 tax. Sand, gravel and 872-2343. J necessary. Apply to: Mr. Dr. Michael Blake, Prin­ necessary. Coll 643-5747. 11:30 am. Apply: Mister Show by the Party Pers­ at lowest Imaginable pri­ Call 649-7620. stone. Call 643-9504. Fields, 23 Main Street, cipal, Tolland High Donut, 255 West Middle ■■ PU pective People. Call 643- CLASSIFIED SECTION! ces. Write: CA TA LO G 1980 HONDA CM 400 T — Graduating Manchester, CT. School, Tollond, CT CLER K T Y P IS T — Ser­ Tpke., Manchester. 1262. Mortgages 11 O FFIC E , P.O. Box 93B-E, FOUR ROOM APART-"' Good condition. $875. Call 06084. 872-0561. EDE. vice organization located FOGARTY BROTHERS FULL TIME — Secretar­ In East Hartford has sev­ INSURANCE — Expand­ North Adams, Moss. M E N T — 2nd floor. $325., _ BRICKS, BLOCKS, — Bathroom remodel­ 647-1063. No utilities. Appliances. ~ High School? ial position with growing TEACHER — HDME eral full time clerical ing Manchester agency 01247. STONE — Concrete. ing; Installation water DOLLARS FOR ANY company In Vernon Cir­ positions available. Me­ has need tor office man­ No pets. References and T Chimney repairs. No lob heoters, garbage dispo­ STRAWBERRIES — Pick 21" TA K A R A 10 speed ECDNDMICS. Halt time. security. Near shopping..;,’'. Get into a profitable habit. Classified PURPOSE — Property WHAT’S YOUR NEXT MOVE? cle area. Full medical, Excellent 700 student dium typing skills re­ ager. Ratings, endorse­ C O V EN TR Y — 3.5 acres too small. Call 644-8356. sals; faucet repairs. 649- Your Own. Chaponis bike. Excellent condi­ high ground. Asking On busline. Call between^ Brothers, Clark Street, owners dial 529-5553, IF YOU'RE pension and vacation be­ high school with high quired. Send resume to: ments and ability to deal 4539. VIsa/MasterCard tion. $90. Call 646-6033 Read your classified ads. It can Frank Burke. nefits. Experience re­ Personnel Department, professionally with $26,(XX). 35 minutes from 5pm 8i Bpm, 643-2804. TRUCKING, HAULING, a'ceepted. South Windsor. Mid Sea­ after 6pm. U CONSIDERING COLLEGE... academic and behavioral U Hartford. Call 647-1887. Cleaning yards. Trees son Special Sale, .50e a lead to opportunities for jobs, quired. Good growth po­ P.D. Box 8128, East Hart­ clients. Must be a Per­ Ads expectations seeking o TWO BEDROOM SPA-' tential. Please send qualified candidate for ford, 06108. EDE. sonal Lines Pro with solid •••••••■•••< cut, haul away brush. pound. Free containers. BIKE, 24" ladies 10 speed. homes, articles, autos, or any­ resume to: Box R, c/o agency background. _ - . , C l o u s APARTMENT — Call Mike, 649-2021. Household Goods 62 No children under 14 Huffy. Good condition. Employment We Can Helpl teaching Home Econom­ Townhouse style. thing you need or wish. Classi­ The Manchester Herald. ics (Child Development). Send resume In confl- R C n t O l S years of age allowed In Must sell, $49. Please call & Education dence to: Box DO c/o the Convenient area. $400 , D 8i J ELECTRIC — All the field. Open from 8am 643-4096. fieds are good hews for your Phone 643-2711 DID YOU KNOW? Classes on a half time plus security. Call 646- TYPIST — For Manches­ contract - A.M. Mall re­ Manchester Herald. •••••••••••• types of electrical work USED REFRIGERA­ til 8pm or til picked out. Cotiege tuition at Connec­ 4489 after 5pm. done. Call 649-5055 or Please call 528-5741 for personal economy! ticut colleges community ter doctors office. Accu­ sume to: Dr. Michael T Y P IS T — 50-60 wpm and TORS, WASHERS, Rec Vehicles 73 Rooms for Rent 41 college and stale technical rate 60 wpm, dally Blake, Principal, Tolland Person Friday, East OFFICE POSITION — 659-3408. Ranges - clean, guaran­ latest picking Help Wanted 21 FOUR ROOM APART-" colleges is waived for mE»m- flexible hours available, High School, Tolland, CT Hartford location. Op­ East Hartford area. Clerk teed, parts and service. Information. bers of the Connecticut Army morning or atfernoon, portunity open In small typist. Computer knowl­ M E N T — Heat. No pets. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8< NIMROD POP-UP N National Guard 06084. Call 872-0561. EDE. N CHILDCARE — Mature approximately 15 hours, association office for edge helpful. Pleasant C E N TR A L LOCATIO N — Lease. References. Se­ Son, 649 Main Street, BERRY PATCH FARMS CAM PER — Excellent TOWN OF BOLTON If you have a Student Loan person with all around curity. Call before 7pm, — Strawberries, Pick Tax Collector's Notice person to watch active 7 a portion of it could be repaid 3-4 days per week. Call EQUIPMENT DPERA- telephone voice. Fringe Kitchen privileges. Free 643-2171. condition. Sleeps 4 or Looking for something Make It & Save 649-3340. Notice Is hereby given to the year old boy In my home4 by the Connecticut Army 646-5153, leave message TDR — Needed by gen­ office experience. Excel­ benefits. Please call 289- parking. Security and COLLEGE STUDENT Your Own. Free contain­ more. Built In storage, special? Why not run a Taxpayers of the Town of New FASHiON days per week. Own National Guard with service. lent benefits and working 2708 tor appointment. references required. Call LOOKING for outdoor ers. Open dally, 8 - 8, $450. 4 Inch lointer, $145. "Wanted to Buy” ad in Bolton that a Tax 0131.9mllls eral contractor, must on the dollar, laid on the list transportation neces­ We also reimburse up to conditions for dependa­ work, will do odd lobs, Misc. for Sole 63 Sundays, 8 - 12 noon. Classified. The cost is have experience on back- 643-2693 after 4pm. Call 649-1649. of Oct. 1, 1983 becomes due sary. Plenty of room for $1,000 per year in olh«r FULL TIME TYPIST — hoe and driving dump ble person with a real CONSTRUCTION LA­ Homes tor Rent 43 lawn maintenance. Call Information phone 644- sm all... the response big. and payable on the 1st day of own children. Call 742- educational e*penses With secretarial skills, Interest .n a secure posi­ BORER >— Willing to Michael, 647-0748. 2478, Oakland Road, 643-2711. July 1984. truck. Full time employ­ CARPETED, FUR­ Misc. Automotive 76 7979. self starter. Apply: Herit­ ment and benefits possi­ tion. Contact Mrs. work. Experience pre­ NISHED ROOM — With SCREENED LOAM — Route 30, South Windsor. Interest at the rote of )-'/a Palmer, 289-9576 between POSITION WANTED ••••••••••••••••••••••a percent per month or trac­ 3 m age Bank, 1007 Main ble. Call 742-5317, 8:30am- ferred. Call 647-0699. kitchen privileges. On MANCHESTER — Gravel, processed aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa TOWN OF MANCHESTER tion of a month from July 1 AND MOREI Street, Manchester. 5pm. 8:30 am and 11:30 am, bus line. Manchester. Charming 6 room Cape, — FOR private duty home gravel, sand, stone and Pets 65 LEGAL NOTICE will be charged for oil taxes Pay and benefits tof member E.D.E. Monday thru Friday. SMALL MOBILE AUTO Call 647-1119. centrally located, 1V2^. care. For the sick or fill. For deliveries call TWO RADIAL TIRES on The Planning and Zoning remaining unpaid for one ship including life insurance CUSTOMIZING Com­ elderly. Excellent refer­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa rims. 75R 15 Almost new. Commission will hold o pub­ month otter some became PX privileges training oppor­ baths, tlreplaced llvin- George Gritting, An­ due. Minimum Interest PART TIME POSITIONS MATURE, RELIABLE, LEG A L — Responsible GRAMPY’S CORNER pany Is seeking ambi­ ences. Call 649-7071. $60. Call 646-2151. lic hearing on Monday, July AVAILABLE — Expe­ tunities and promotional ad- EAST HARTFORD — groom, beautiful, fenced ,-, dover, 742-7886. FOUR FLUFFY ADORA­ 2, 1984 at 7:00 P.M . In the charge $2.00 each bill. vancerrienl which can also Energetic Individual for Individual with typing STORE — 706 Main Street tious, hardworking indi­ Older gentleman, 1 bed­ private yard. 2 car gar­ Hearing Room, Lincoln Cen­ Office hours — Mon.-FrI. 9 rience helpful but not B LE K ITTE N S looking A.M. Mon. Eve. 7 P.M. - 9 benefit your civilian career child care and light skills, probate expe­ Is now accepting applica­ vidual to work with room efficiency. All age, apnilances. Secur-, ■ TONNIE’S ODD JOB ter, 494 Main Street, Man­ necessary. Flexible housekeeping, Tuesday rience helpful. Send re­ tions tor part time help. SER VICE: Mowing, lawn for good homes. Call chester, Connecticut to hear P.M. employer on the road utilities. Share bath. $65 Ity, lease, references. No..: INVITATION TO BID and consider the following Elaine Potterton hours. Apply In person: thru Friday. Call Martha, sume and references to: Company benefits. If you each day. Sunroof Instal­ care, hedges, house" 649-6480 after 11 am. Sealed bids will be received Pero Fruit Stand, 276 WE W ANT TO HELP YOU weekly. Call 643-6712. pets. $725. Call 228-4078. - petitions: Tax Collector 643-0359 days, 647-1633 Box P, c/o The Manches­ are energetic, hardwork­ lation experience plus. painting (Interior and ex­ In the office of the Director of GERALD INVESTMENTS, Town of Bolton Oakland Street, 643-6384. THROUGH YOUR COLLEGE a TWIN CYLINDER General Services, 41 Center evenings. ter Herald. ing and flexible with your For further Information terior), driveway sealing FREE KITTEN — Fe­ INC. — ZONE CHANGE — 058-06______YEARS AHEADI FOUR ROOM HOUSE — - SEAR'S Tank type air male tiger. Has had Street, Manchester, C T until KEENEY STREET (G-S2) — hours please apply be­ call 649-5596 otter 6pm, Aporfmeiitt tor Ront 42 Coventry, Ashford. Ren-,' and more. Call 871-2938. compressor. 1 HP, 120 11:00 a.m. on the date shown To change the zoning clossl- tween the hours of 9-11am ask for Phil. shots. Friendly. Litter below tor the followlno: REQUEST FOR ovated, clean, tile bath, pis, $250. Like new. Call box trained. Coll 649-8190. July 10,1984 tlcotlon from Rural INSURANCE PROPOSALS PAVlOU SUPIIVISOR or l-4pm or call tor oak floors. Working"* NEED CHILD DAY 649-4886 otter 6pm. (1) Purchase of 2 New 2- Residence to Residence AA BHC Associates Limited The Manchester Board of I -800-842-2274 appointment, 643-5736. CARE? But want a home­ for 0 parcel of approxi­ Partnership requests propo­ Education la seeking a adults. No animals.-,. wheel subcompact mately 28.7 acres — 625V NEWSPAPER CARRIERS MANCHESTER — 400 LADY BUSTER KEN­ automobiles sals for permanent Insurance Payroll Supervisor effec­ 649-9454 Lease. Call 423-4190, like setting? Consider our BROWN RECLINER Keeney Street. to cover the Bennet Housing North Main Street. New alternative. Grandmoth­ NELS — Canine boarded, (2) Purchase ot 1 New 2- tive Immediately. Reapon- ir T O n t MOI MUHM two bedroom townhouse. evenings. ’ '<■ CHAIR — Ideal for wheel drive Mini Von Station WILLIAM B. THORNTON — for Elderly located at 1146 albllltles Includa all func­ 643-4633 AVON TODW lOBM PART TIME POSITION er’s House, Inc. We pro­ state licensed, safe, RESUBDIVISION — Main Street, Manchester, tions of payroll and data NEEDED IN MANCHESTER Appllanced kitchen, con­ summer cottage. $30. clean, reasonable rates. Wagon PARKER STREET — (T-68) ■ean — 25 hours per week. vide structured day care (3) Purchase of 1 New 2- C T. All proposals must Indi­ entry as It pertains to Av«n liM IMn*iN4 I OrMitlc venient to bus line and Phone 646-8898. R.L. Cobb, 647-8309 and — To resubdIvIde lot 3 pres­ cate recommended type and budgeting and payroll MW iirtilnii iWMi. Nnr (n Monday thru Thursday, to 12 children In our wheel drive Pickup Truck ently containing approxi­ Little St. Essex St. Dougherty St. shopping. $575 plus utili­ Store/Office Space 44,: 649-8496. July 11,1984 amount of coverage plus preparation. Full-time. 62- a s ■ ik i up I I 00% M m rilM a i 3pm to 7:30pm, Friday, pleasant home-llke set­ RUG — Multicolor fiber, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Furnish & Install New Sports mately 34.09 acres In the annual premium. Inspection weak position. Minimum m i ftU l•ll..l■lM lOPIUMil kMHM ip- ties. Option to buy availa­ Industrial Subdivision for Trumbull St. Jarvis Rd. Fulton Dr. 3pm to 7pm, Saturday, •••••••••••••••••••••a*,1 ting. State licensed and 9' X 12'. Never used. Great Llohtlno — Pogoni Field of the building may be ar­ Asaoclataa Degree In Ac­ pirUiiillla. CiH A«m M ir ble. Peterman Building The Town of Manchester Is William Thornton on Porker ranged by colling Mr. John 2 counting or equivalent ax- IMATIOINIAL! SU-fUai ar tZI-M 4l 7am to lOom. Car needed. staffed by caring profes­ for summer cottage or Street Into 7 lots — 925 V 2 Durant St. Griswold St. Pine Hill St. Automotive Homlll at 289-4901. Proposals psrlsnce. Contact Pat Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul-’- sionals, we can provide an equal opportunitv em­ (portion ot), 937V and 1011V GUARDI Call Jeanne, 647-9946. porch. $30. Call 649-4339. ployer, and requires on affir­ must be received In Mr. Ladd. Manchsatsr Board Adams St. Lilac St. Grove St. llvan Avenue. 1,600sq.ft. ' your child with a home mative action policy for oil of Parker Street and 75V Toylor Homlll’s office no later than in of Education. 647-3461 3'/2 ROOM APARTMENT prime retail space, ampie'l aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Street. June 29, 1984. Proposals rnqy Equal Opportunity Em­ Dover Rd. Hendee Rd. Florence St. CLERK — Accounts pay­ away from home. Call HAND DUMP LAWN Its Contractors and Vendors At this hearing Interested — Private home, heat, parking. $660. Coll 236- os a condition ot dolne be moiled to P.O. Box VSH, ilM m ke It. ployer MANAGER able, entry level position. now for summer enrol­ CART — Metal with 210" Cort/Tnicks ter Sole 71 persons may be heard and East Hartford, C T 06108. Andor Rd. Center St. Main St. MLLie FRUGAL Mftnoh«at»r appliances. Working sin­ 6021 or 644-3977. business with the Town, os Fast paced, varied, fig­ lment and fall applica­ wheels, 18%" wide, 28" written communications re­ Minimum acceptable limits McKee St. Parkade. BitQht. anthuaiaatto. gle adult only. No pets, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa per Federal Order 11246. ceived. Acopy of this petition Wells St. taka-oharga typa paraon ure aptitude and flexibil­ tion, 649-8920 or 646-9608. back to front. Excellent Bid forms, plans and specifi­ Include: children. Call 643-28M. WEST MIDDLE TURN- ’ has been filed In the Town 1. General Llobllltv, 3 mil­ KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright naadad Immedtatety to aa- ity required. Must be cations ore available at the Clerk's office and may be auma complata raaponalbMIty condition. $25. Call 649- 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS General Services Office, 41 lion per occuronce, 3 million accurate and dependa­ PIKE — Near Parkade, 7517. Inspected during office aggregate. for running our axcNlr>g wo* MANCHESTER — Avail­ store with two bay gar-'- W AGON. 350 V-8. Auto­ Center Street, Manchester, Call 647-9946 o r643-2711 mana fanroua lit>at*off prtca ble. Experience pre­ matic. Posl-tractlon. Connecticut. hours. 2. $2,000,000 all risk policy. 5 5 able Immediately. Two Planning and Zoning faahion atora. Faahion man* age. Call 643-6802. 3. Boiler Insurance ferred but not necessary. Polnllna/Paperlno 52 ELECTRIC LAWN Roof rack, radio, de- Town of Manchester, agamant axpartanoa daalrad- bedroom apartment on Connecticut Com m iulon 4. Loss of rents 4* months. Ask for the Cireulation Department 6and raauma to: Barry Niran* Competetive wage and M OW ER — Black and fogger, more. Original Robert B. Weiss, General Leo Kwosh, Secretory 038-06 barg. c/o MIHia Frugal, 4B first floor. Appllanced ••••••••••••••••••••••• Doted at Manchester, C T this benefit package. Call for kitchen, basement stor­ APPROXIMATELY 285 so. ft. Decker, 18 In. cut shar­ owner. 643-2880. Manager Topaflald Circta. Bhrawabury. an appointment, 646-1737, 25th day of June, 1984. Q -138 Maaa. 01M 6. or call 617*757* age, 2 car parking. $450 a finished office. Prime PAINTING AND PAPER pened with 100 ft. new 0554)6 056-06 2514 PMIowtex Corp. EOE. LEGAL NOTICE month. No utilities In­ downtown location,. HANGING — Exterior cord, plus grass catcher. 1971 D O D G E DART TOWN OF ANDOVER Make It with Needle & cluded. Security deposit Multiple phone lines. and Interior, ceilings re­ $60. Call 646-6794. SWINGER,. 318 — Auto­ I hove a Tax Warrant to Thread includes directions CELEBRITY CIPHER PROFESSIONAL PAIN­ paired. References, fully matic, power steering. LEGAL NOTICE collect taxes tor the Town of FASHION... The Mscs- C«l«brtty Cipher cryptogrein* ere created from quotations by famous paopla, past and 1 year lease required. APPROXIMATELY 2600 sq.ft. and diagrams for stitching *3D5lEi WORK TERS And Spray Pain­ Insured. Quality work. ONE METAL CHAISE Excellent running condi­ TOWN ADVERTBEMENT Andover on the 1 October xiae for Women Who Sew, is and preaani. Each tetter in the cipher etanda for artolher. Todsy'B c*im : T bqubIb W. Larg# firm now Inlanttawlng cot* Call 646-8352. available prime down"' NOTICS OF THE 1983 Grand List, at the rote of over 40 attractive items for lega atudanta, teachart. and Mgh ters — Minimum 8 years Martin Mattsson, even­ LOU N GE with springs. tion. Florida car. Call COU.ECTOB OF REVENUE 30.25 Mills. Taxes In the here with dozens of sttrsetive, home, family and gifts . . . by CONNIE WIENER town location. All or school grads for ful ahd part ttnw experience. Coll 643-2659. FOUR ROOM APART­ part, finished or unfin­ ings 649-4431. Good condition. Price 871-2330, mornings. $950. All persons liable by low to pay Tovwi taxes ore hereby noti­ amount of $100 or lest ore due timely Photo-Guide pattern chefh apron; chiidh pinafore; work. (7.25 guarantaad to al«1. fied that 1 will hove a Rate Bill tor the list of 1983of 43.Xmllls and payable In full In July “TXLD W TMR M QXWFY, PoaRion can ramain part time In MENT — First tioor. ished. Great for offices, $20. Coll 649-7944. designs in all size ranges, patch quilt and pillows, etc. fall. ScholarahIpa availabia. Must HIGH SCHOOL STU­ on the dollar for the Town ot Manchester; ot6.19mlllsonthe 1984. All Motor Vehicle Mature adults. No pets. light commerce or cat­ NAME YOUR OWN liZJt A M C HORNET dollar for the Fire Department Toxino District of the Town Taxes, regardless of the with a special Grace Cole Interesting, pick-up projects hava uat o( c v . DENT wanted for yard that put leisure time to good Security. One car. Tele­ alog sales. Agents pro"' PRICE — Father and son. 1/3 H P pum p w lflf w A G O N — 6 .cylinder. of Manchester and ot 10.50 mills on the dollar for the Special amount, ore due In full In CoUectioB for larger aiiea; JHMULFWDO PHIE JITD Jl JITD, 721-0349 1 to 7 pm. work, part time, flexible Parking Authority Taxing District ot the Town of Manches­ July 1984. The first quarterly use imd save money, too. phone 649-1265. tected. Past, dependable ser­ strainer for pool. $25 Auromatlc. Runs good. prize-winning College atyles; hours. Must have own vice. Pointing, Paper­ Firm . Call 649-7625. Body good. Must get It ter. Installment on oil other taxes Q-138. Make It with IJXLH QXWFYHLD TLHLD’J MFFITLY transportation. North 991 jtoili St., MinclMstv Each such tax Is dueond payable, one-holt on the first day of on the 1 October 1983 Grand The Sewiug Supplement (in­ Needle & Thread is $326 a S IC inA R T / hanging 8i Removal. Call out or the yard. $345. Call July, 1984, and one4iolf on the first day of January, 1985, pro­ List ore due and payable 1 Coventry location. Call B47-9126. Mr. F. Nissitf 6444)585 or 644-0036. TWO GEORGE WA­ 6474 vided however, that any Real Estate Tax amounting to not July 1984. Payments mode structions for strip-quilted copy. WORD PIO aSS M 742-7979. MANCHESTER more than One Hundred Dollars shall be due and payable In otter 1 August 1984 ore sub­ placemats and potholder, stu­ Jl CFMN TWJX KR. JXLHL TLHL New CAO/CAM company SHINGTON bed spreads. T8 irdtr, stid $3.25, Inclsdts ^ENNCT ELDERLY one Installment on July 1, 1984, and any personal Property ject to a late choroe of l% % dio couch cover and Christinas pastift aid kudllnf. le eeaking an axparl- PART TIME — Typist, EXTERIOR/INTERIOR Ivory twin size. Like new. 1981 DATSUN280ZX — 5 amounting to not more than Tw o Hundred Dollars shall be per month on the tote Instal­ Call 643-5216 between 9 bazaar items); plus two Bonus RWODR WD RIEL XIJLFR RMNWDO, ancad Saoratary/Word Receptionist and /^sslst- HOUSINfi PAINTING and wallpap­ speed, $8000. Coll 6464M84 due and payable In one Installment on J ulv, 1964. All Motor lment from the due date or o Procaaaor wHh good typ­ JIANCHESYIR ering, celling work. Coll and 10 am. $99 for two. weekdays, 8am to Vehicle taxes sholl be due and payable In one Installment on minimum of $2.00. Payments Coupons. ing skllla. Word prooaa- ont In Manchester doc­ ■m m I July 1, 1984. moy be mode by moll or at n w art. ef aswrlcas Mm MdiM RpfBORBMRu'VfVTipi. 2300 aq. ft. office Ovenlngs, Gory McHugh, 4:30pm. P rice. . . $2.00 a copy. Hsw Twk, N.T. 100N ‘01 MQJIHR IH YIOR MFFITLY.”’ — alng krxiwladga la pra- tor's office. Mature, reli­ Failure to moke first payment by August 1, 1984, renders the the Town of Andover Office n !• M B . t « o M ipL |«M l» suite and mini offlcb, 643-9321. TOASTMASTER OVEN, firstI paymentpaym dellnauent. Second payment becomes dtlln- Building which Is open 9:00 Prist Rule, aeereit witk ZIP ferrad but will train qual­ able person with pleasant « To trdar, ttad $2.00, laekiEis CODE stpls Mnktr. WRlRr, W/W m im Bm , ramm, park. Ample parking, 818. Call 649-8430. quenfatter... .ni after February 1,1985. Interest IsI I calculated r ------from--- due ' a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday m e FWFFWMD OWRX. ified parson on the IBM personality. Approxi­ date at the rate of l% % per month under the provisions of through Friday. The Tox SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ PC. Excellent banefll a ir conditioned, PLANNING ON IM­ mately 25 hours per week Public Act #83-141 with a minimum penoltv of 82.00for each Collector Is also In the office lections and a FREE PREVIOUS S O LU TIO N : "Th e best way to do reality Is to fake It package and plaaaant carpeted and fully de* PROVING your prop- CHAPPEE WOOD COAL delinquent poyntent. Monday evenings from 7:00 tor one person or two 1978 BU ICK L E SABRE — Pattern Section in the rather than attempt to recreate It. It’s like any great magician working oonditlona. Sand persons 10 to 15 hours per corated. Adjacent to Orty? Coll Purcell STOVE needs baffle Said takes are paycfitle at the Office of the Collector of Re- p.m. to 9:00 p.m. — the ’realer’ the trick, the greater the falsehood." — Kurt raauma and aalary raqul- plate, otherwise excel­ Cranberry, loaded, mutt venue ...... In the Municipal Id Building. Sandro G. Bldwell ALBUM. Just $3.00. week. Must type 60 words exit 94 off 1-84/86.- Brothers for expert 8:30 A.M . to 4:30 P.M. Russell. ramenta to C. Bryant, painting and wallpaper­ lent. 19JI00 B T U ’s. Good sell. 61 JUKI miles. Body Mondov thru Friday Tax Collector Pfist I a44rtts nr ■aon AT $32$ UCH MC8. 27 Hartford Tpka., per minute. Call 646-5153, Call 647-5003, Mr.; JAMES A. TUREK Town of Andover, cost. •■iza— DOLLS— 014 Rt*. Hm e tSS4 by NEA, Inc. ing. Check our rotes. Call for five or six rooms. $75. very good. $3700. Call Collector ot Revenue m i Vernon. C T 06060. leave message with 528-6522 Connecticut ts D n u tkNii nnr t> auks Wm i. C) iMAbyNEA. me service. M64117. Call 643-0907. 647-9302. 0374)6 0544)6 20 - MANCHt:STKR HERALD, Monday, Juno 25, 1984 BUSINESS Curriculum report gets Jaycee Women aim Corporations Immediate attention for a chapter here love show biz Crackdown on debtors is long overdue ... page 20 page 3 ... page 11

A crackdown of unprecedented proportions is under • Department of Education: $4.1 billion in default gressive in their debt collection efforts and are way on the millions of you who are overdue on your out of a total of $11.5 billion owed. utilizing new technologies and other sources of • Veterans Administration: $1.4 billion in delin­ available information. Are you aware, for instance, debts to any federal agency — or worse still, have Y o u r that the Department of Education runs ail delinquent simply stopped paying altogether. If you're among IL ‘ quencies out of a total of $4.1 billion in outstanding these millions — whatever your explanation orexcuse M o n ey's loans. accounts annually against IRS information to obtain — be on guard. Under an unnoticed part of a 1982 law, these and all current addresses for deadbeats? This simple match This is the clear message sent by new laws as well as W orth other federal agencies have new tools to collect from snares a lot of debtors. There are more than 1 million proposed legislation, tough talk from agency heads, liv^ k the millions of delinquent borrowers. Guidelines for who have defaulted on National Direct Student Loans Manchester, Conn. and federally insured student loans — a lot to catch. Clear tonight; impressive preliminary collection efforts and other Sylvia Porter implementing these rules finally were released in Tuesday, June 26, 1984 signs indicating delinquency won’t be tolerated any May 1984 and these will strengthen collection efforts. Clouds Wednesday longer from any sources. The law provides that "agencies can charge debtors The Grace Committee emphasized enhanced debt Single copy: 25

B usiness Survey shows but crew exits safely If* Bv Al Rossiter Jr. Two of the high tech main was traced to the lailure of a 6 In B rief 1984 good year United Press International engines fired for 2 seconds before a hydrogen valve in engine No 3 computer sensed something was There was a backup valve, but the B & B Oil Co. moves CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - wrong and shut down the launch engine’s computer detected the for consumers One of the three main engines process. This is one of many fail trouble and shut down the se B & BOil Co. has moved from 315 Broad St. to 59 aboard the untried space shuttle safe measures built in the reusable quence as it was programmed to Maple St . company President Ed Boland has Discovery failed after ignition shuttle system. do. announced. NEW YORK (UPl) — Consumers should have a "We do not lift off when we have good year in 1984 with inflation at 5.25 percent, but today, aborting the ship's maiden A small cloud of steam billowed The new location provides about 500 more launch just 4 seconds before up from the base of the launch pad lost one leg of our redundancy to square feel of office space and three times the rising interest rates will price many prospective control the valves on the engine." home buyers out of the market, says Standard & blastoff. A brief fire in the engine when the fire spray equipment was garage space as the old location, Boland said. The compartment was quickly turned on. Oxygen vapor continued he said. offices are located in a renovated colonial hosue. Poor's mid-year survey of consumer living costs. Utsman said the shuttle could “Consumer prices will pick up slightly in the second extinguished. to vent from the shuttle’s tail, but The company, which will enter its 50th year in The five men and one woman closeup television revealed no have flown with the haekup valve Manchester next year, has 10 employees, he said. half but this is hardly worrisome at this stage of an handling the fuel control economic expansion,” economist David Blitzersaid. aboard the new ship later exited abnormal conditions. S&P projects inflation for 1984 at 5.25 percent, without harm. "We are in a safe condition as far . operation. Thomas Utsman, shuttle opera­ as the vehicle is concerned," The launch failure was a serious Carlson heads department higher than 3.8 percent last year but well below the 8.5 blow to NASA’s attempt to acceler­ percent average for the 1979-1983 period. tions manager at the Kennedy launch control told Hartsfield, Richard E. Carlson of Manchester has been Food, housing and electricity will record the largest Space Center, said it did not 50-year-old veteran of another ate the shuttle flight schedule. appointed to head the life, health, and annuity appear there was any significant shuttle mission two years ago. Four additional missions w'bre price gains in 1984, the credit rating and information scheduled for this year with division at the Ro­ agency said in its survey released Sunday. Apparel damage to the shuttle, but he said Robert Lindstrom, a NASA bert F. Bradley In­ and new car prices will edge up slightly but the ship's maiden flight was off engine specialist, said the trouble Discovery set to fly again .Aug 29. surance Agency in beverages, gasoline and natural gas prices will be indefinitely. k East Hartford. stable. Two of Discovery's engine Carlton, who lives The one bleak spot in S&P's forecast is rising Herald photo by Pinto ignited but the launch sequence in town with his wife interest rates. The firm sees the prime rate climbing was stopped automatucally by a and two children, to 13.5 percent by year’s end from the 12.5 percent Emotion at RHAM computer before the third engine Democrats’ summit attended Manches­ prevailing rate, but Blitzer believes this will be could fire. Utsman said he did not think the ter High School and manageable. Kimberly Tuttle of Hebron, president of graduation on the school grounds. A East Nazarene "Rising interest rates would have a much more crew was in danger despite the fact College. profound effect on living standards than price the RHAM High School senior class, total of 168 seniors received their that the ship's external fuel tank could lead to unity J He has been an increases.” Blitzer said. But at least through the end breaks down as she delivers her farewell diplomas under threatening skies. Story was filled with more than a half insurance agent in of 1984, the impact of the projected one percentage speech to the Class of 1984 at Monday’s and more pictures on page 9. million gallons of liquid hydrogen the area for the past point rise will be felt mainly in the mortgage market, and oxygen, which are highly Bv Laurence McQuillan with Fidel Castro, said the Hart- two years and pla­ he said. explosive when mixed. United Press International Mondule meeting is "a step in the ces most of his busi­ "Price increases for homes should be moderate, but “If the situation had got out of right direction” ness with New York the cost of mortgage money is going,to price many control it could have been a very NEW YORK — Walter Mondale "We must basically work on \ Life and North prospective homeowners out of the market," Blitzer Quality control Love Lane neighbors object dangerous situation for the crew,” and his chief rival for the Demo­ agreeing on as many areas as we Richard E. Carlton Western National. said. "People will find it more difficult to buy on he said at a news conference. “I cratic presidential nomination can on areas of rules and creden­ credit." don’t think they were in any unsafe Gary Hart held a private summit tials. and platform because we But rising rates mean good news for savers because Manchester resident Lance A. Hocking of any defects. Hocking, a senior mode.” meeting today that could end their must come out for the (K*ople not U Brown named executive they will earn more on their money. "With inflation adjusts a scanning electron microscope materials engineer, is a member of a to panel’s housing proposal The fire, fueled by hydrogen, long and bitter feud over the with just a new president, but w ith about 5 percent, the real return to savers exceeds used in quaiity control programs at the specialized laboratory group which was detected by two sensors. nomination. a new direction," .Jackson said on Cynthia Picken Brown has been named Engineers at the launch control executive director of the Manchester Board of inflation by one of the largest percentages in recent Pratt & Whitney plant in East Hartford. works directly with P&W manufacturing Neither had any comment as the NBC "Today " program. "Hart history," he said. By Alex GIrelll the committee members who single parents. center 3>A miles away imme­ and Mondale are critical players in Realtors and Multi­ The microscope system is used to attended the meeting on the they entered the posh East Side ple Listing Service, SitP's forecast for specific sectors of the economy: personnel to lower engine costs and Herald Reporter The fact that the town would hold diately turned on a water spray moving in the new direction so as to anaiyze jet engine parts for the causes improve quality, the company said. ground that the committee had not a second mortgage equal to the system. Utsman said it took three brownstone of movie producer give fbe nation a live alternative the board consulted the residents early in the Arthur Krim for the meeting that announced. • Domestic automobile prices averaged $11,027 in A number of people who live near cost of the land would lower the attempts to extinguish the fire. from the Reagan regime and if we April, a 5.1 percent jump from the previous year. S&P Love Lane made it clear Monday planning process. cost, according to the committee “We feet that we stabilized the was expected to last about an hour. do we will win. " Mrs. Brown is a Richard Hagearty, the housing Mondale walked six blocks down graduate of West-’ analysts believe the industry’s record profits during night that they don’t want more report. situation very quickly,” Utsman N committee chairman, in turn cri­ Park Avenue from his hotel to the Mondale said the session with brook Junior Col­ increases relatively modest for the rest of 1984. than 12 or 14 houses built on said. Rising interest rates shouldn't be too burdensome town-owned land there — and they ticized the residents for not having ONE RESIDENT OBJECTED, The crew was helped out of the meeting waving at taxi drivers Hart in a private New York home lege and Keene Seabrook construction to resume attended the meetings at which the who were angrily blowing their will not have a set agenda, but he State College. She for new car buyers, Blitzer said, since auto company want those that are built to be saying that houses that are not troubled spaceship 38 minutes credit subsidiaries are offering competitive rates. detached, single-family units. committee discussed the proposal. expandable are not truly starter after two of the ship’s main engines horns in the traffic tie-up. Hart did not appear apprehensive about has been arrived by Secret Service the meeting. • Automobile owners will be able to “fill 'er up” WESTBORO, Mass, (UPI) — “The good news is they’re going About 45 residents of the area The committee’s report, issued houses. were shut down at 8:43 a.m. EDT. bookkeeper- 4,200 workers on the site, including attended a meeting called by the Feb. 22, is in the hands of the Board The launch failure followed a limousine. secretary at the without hurting the family budget. Gasoline prices Construction will resume next to get back to work," said New 1,000 managerial employees. Another said the contruction "Gary Hart and I worked will be unchanged or lower. week at the troubled Seabrook town Committee on Affordable of Directors. would be a string of “shoe boxes.” 24-hour blastoff delay caused by a On arriving in New York, board of realtors Hampshire Gov. John Sununu. The decision to resume construc­ Mondale was asked about the together for years," the former • Food prices are likely to accelerate in the second nuclear power plant under a plan, The gates of the troubled nuclear Housing to discuss its proposal to The board would have to approve Hagearty objected to that char­ faulty computer aboard vice president said. "We know- since October 1982. tion under new management was the plan, or any variation of it, possibility the two would discuss She formerly half but a major increase is not anticipated. Meat adopted by the plant’s 16 owners, reactor project were closed 10 use about 10 acres along the east acterization and circulated pic­ Discovery. each other. Conversation should hailed by Sununu but viewed with side of Love Lane land to build before it could go into force. A zone tures of housing in other towns Out first were Judy Resnik, Hart being his running mate and worked as a teacher prices will rise, especially pork and pork products, but which brings some 4,200 em­ weeks ago under the weight of the skepticism by anti-nuclear not be difficult " dairy, sweet goods, and most grain-based product ployees back to work under new, from 24 to 30 semi-detached change from Residence A to similar to that envisioned for Love Steven Hawley, Michael Mullane Mondale replied, "I don’t think so" for the East Hart­ growing debt incurred by its activists. Planned Residential Development indicating it was too early in the When he arrived in New York, ford school system prices will remain stable. independent management. principal owner. Public Service housing units that would sell for Lane. and Charles Walker. AH appeared “My concern is (that) the real about $69,500. would also be required from the Some residents objected to the tense. More relaxed were co-pilot peace talk process. Mondale said he did not think the and as a tax pre­ Competition among the major soft-drinks continues The owners voted Saturday to Co. of New Hampshire, which has a meaning is to get out from state vice presidency would come up in to result in good bargains and weak demand for start construction of the Unit 1 If the buyers were Manchester Planning and Zoning Commission theory that buyers should be given Michael Coats and veteran com­ The political summit comes just parer for H&R 35.6 percent interest. regulatory authority, and this is a day after Hart’s announcement today’s meeting. Block. alcoholic beverages should damper prices, S&P said. reactor by July 2 under New Under the new plan, responsibil­ residents, they would not have to before construction could begin. the $10,000 second mortgage ad­ mander Henry Hartsfield. • Apparel prices will rise about 2 percent in the Hampshire Yankee, a newly- really a need that has to be pay the cost of the land — between vantage. One said the 24 units, or Hartsfield stretched his back, that, for the sake of party unity, he However, when he was asked Mrs. Brown lives ity for finishing the project will be examined from a legal stand­ will refrain from challenging any in East Hartford coming six months. Wholesalers face strong competi­ created entity that will eventually transferred to New Hampshire $8,500 and.$10,000 — until after they THE RESIDENTS DID NOT even 30, wouid do little to satisfy grimaced and stood in the “white earlier about the chances of Hart tion from imports. become part of Yankee Atomic point,” argued Jane Doughty of the had owned the houses for 10 years. identify themselves individually the Manchester's large need for room" outside the shuttle’s hatch of Mondale’s delegates to the eventually being asked to serve as with her husband. Yankee, which expects to hire Seacoast Anti-Pollution League. as they spoke. And oRen during the national convention — a declara­ Hank, and their two Cynthia P. Brown • Utility prices will be mixed. Natural gas will be Electric Co., owner of the Yankee back some 800 employees during If the units were bought by affordable first homes. for a moment, emphatically shak­ his running mate. Mondale rep­ one of 1984's best buys, but electricity prices will Atomic Power Plant in Rowe, Last week PSNH sold $90 million non-residents they would have to two-hour meeting in the Mahoney One said the town's subdivision ing his head. tion that virtually assures the lied: "1 don't intend to exclude or children. She has lived in the Manchester area the next several weeks. Eventu­ in short-term notes, one facet of the former vice president of the since 1968. continue to rise. Mass. ally, the company expects to have pay for the land when the houses Recreation Center, more than one regulations are the real problem, include anyone, including Senator Newbrook plan. were bought. person was speaking at once. because curb, road, and utility nomination. Hart ” In addition, if a house were In spite of the confusion, how­ requirements boost the cost of The meeting, the first time the Meanwhile, The Washington Money up on all markets resold by the first buyer, the ever, one message from the developed land and thus the cost of two candidates have met privately Post reported in today's editions Designing executive offices second would have to pay the cost residents came through clearly: new housing. Inside Today since their gruelling duel began Hart's advisers have reached :i LONDON — The U.S. dollar rose on all of the land to the town at the time of The number of houses should be The same resident also charged with Hart’s upset win in the nearly unanimous conclusion that European exchange markets today, setting new the sale. limited to a maximum of 14 and the Manchester zoning require­ 20 pages, 2 sections February New Hampshire prim­ Hart should accept the No. 2 spot if record openings against the British pound and the The plan for the semi-detached they should be detached, on lots' ments are too rigid. He said ary, was arranged by Sen. Edward offered. 2 Italian lire and soaring to a seven-year high Area towns__ Kennedy, D-Mass., who four years with at least 70 feet of frontage 2 units ran into strong opposition Lawrence A. Fiano was denied Advice ...... against the Swiss franc. Gold dropped. each on Love Lane. Business...... earlier challenged Mondale and "He’d be crazy to turn it down. " Sterling inched down to a new record low of Fred Seeman: the Bill Blass of furniture from residents who argued that 24 permission to build on Keeney units would be far too many. Some residents said they wanted Street and Joseph Swensson Jr. on Classified...... President Carter for the party’s one Hart strategist said 1.352 dollars to the pound, compared to Friday's Speakers said they were worried the chance to buy the parts of the Eldridge Street because of tight Comics...... nomination. But the Los Angeles Times said a closing of 1.3635. Bv Jam es V. Heallon Entertainment. almost as handsome as the furniture. the lowliest vice president. Or shade personnel were so taken with the about the heavy traffic that has 10-acre parcel adjacent to their zoning requirements. Kennedy endorsed Mondale memorandum prepared by- Gold slumped $4 an ounce on the London bullion United Press International "We buy nothing but the best," says properties. Lottery...... Monday in a St. Paul, Minn., members of Mondale’s staff said exchange, opening at $370.50 an ounce, compared him in the hierarchy. It usually Helikon decor they “projected their developed on Love Lane, which has Obituaries...... Mike Plaxa, executive vice president depends on what the big boss says. satisfacton to customers.” become a major route to Manches­ Hagearty said the committee's YET ANOTHER RESIDENT Opinion...... speech and declared it was time for Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradlcy with Friday s $374.50. In Zurich, the precious TAFTVILLE — When some people for manufacturing. Plaxa scouts Eu­ Helikon boasts several blue chip ter Community College. purpose in suggesting the about 24 argued that interest rates have Peopletalk __ Democrats to stop feuding and would be’Mondale’s best choice for metal also opened down at $370.50 an ounce sit down in a successful lawyer’s office rope and Africa for the fine hardwoods clients, like Anheuser-Busch, Kim­ He said the arrival of women in some semi-detached units on lots with been so unstable It Is impossible to Sports...... focus on ousting Ronald Reagan a running mate. The Times said in 5 compared with $374.50 Friday. and see counsel peeping at them and veneers in Helikon’s custom-made executive suites has changed offices in frontages of 50 feet was to provide Television...... from the White House in today’s editions that Mondale and berly Clark, General Motors and MANY OF THE SITE’S NEIGH­ project the costs of the Love Lane 6 W eather...... In Zurich, the dollar opened at a seven-year beyond a 2-foot high mound of paper it pieces. Nabisco. It has provided furniture for terms of softer colors. But, by and BORS from Love Lane. Falknor housing at a cost low enough to be November. his top campaign advisers are high, moving up to 2.3383 Swiss francs from isn’t as good for client relations as it Seeman is especially fond of teak but large, he said women executives tell Please turn to page 10 Jesse Jackson, in Cuba for talks studying the detailed staff memo. Friday’s close of 2.3158. the Saudi Arabian and Kuwait embas­ Drive, and Center Street criticized afforded by young couples and by might seem. teak has been rather hard to come by sies in Washington. It provides furni­ designers to dispense with any femi­ "The dollar has gone completely wild with the True, the papers might look as if the ever since Seeman said the State nine flourishes they may have in mind market convinced that U.S. interest rates will lawyer is in demand. But Fred Seeman, ture for banks because, in the absence Department presented the prime min­ of free samples, all they have to oHer because “they want to be treated as MEA presses grievance against Ludes rise following the Reagan administration deci­ who fashions furniture for executive ister of Thailand with a satellite picture executives.” sion to abolish the payment of taxes at source on the public, besides service, is image. suites worldwide as president of of Thailand’s topography. It showed A bank in Texas felt its corporate treasury bills,” a dealer in Zurich said. Helikon Furniture Co., says somebody teak forests to be endangered. The Seeman said the best advice he could image so important it required Helikon give to a small business is to retain Swiss bankers and economists are concerned might very well ask: When is this guy premier immediately limited teak to sign a document so the design would over a possible sharp fall in the dollar once its going to get to mine? exports. anlnterior designer. He said they are Teacher charges rights violation in candygram incident spiraling rise ends. not be duplicated. Seeman said a bank invaluable in presenting an image as Then the client may go elsewhere. Seeman started Helikon — named for in in Baton Rouge, La., reported "The consequences of the dollar getting out of He may wind up at law offices he a mountain range in Greece said to be well as proper planning of office space.. hand and falling too rapidly would be as bad if not didn’t know existed but the ordered the seat of Appollo — 25 years ago with 1 , By James Sacks Mrs. Schussler charged that by returned his candygrams, said described as a broad statement intercepted. She said Kane later it. worse than its rise." one Swiss dealer said. decor makes it look as if the firm has a staff of three and a small sales office Herald City Editor allowing students to rea^ and “don’t do it again," and considered from the board saying Ludes had delivered the message himself The third stage was the board In Milan, the dollar began trading at a record aged gracefully. The table desk — on New York’s Madison Avenue. He New economic plan proposed intercept several off-color candy- thejiase closed. violated her rights and guarantees after it was returned to him by hearing, in which Mrs Schussler opening high of 1,728 lire against Friday’s close of there’s a trend to them these days — that they would be protected in the Ludes. 1,720. now employs 370 people in a huge An Incident earlier this year grams sent to herself and others by was accompanied by Jack Schei- with the bull-nosed edge is pin-neat, a five-story building near Norwich. It PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Saying would have administered the compact, involving several intercepted shop teacher Gregory Kane in LUDES’ POSITION was sup­ future. The candygrams were among benpflug, a Connecticut Education In Paris, the dollar moved up from Friday’s concession to vertical storage, and its was once the world’s third largest state residents were not voting against said his proposal would contain some of "candygrams" at Manchester February as part of an annual ported by Wilson E. Deakln, The candygrams, which Kane more than 500 sold at MHS on Feb. Association field representative, close of 8.5445 and opened at 8.628 francs, and in exotic wood, crotch mahogany, is cotton mill and with 365,000 square feet, economic renewal when they defeated the same programs at a more "modest High School grew into charges of student fund-raisbr, Ludes had assistant superintendent of sent only to fellow teachers, 8, 9, and 10. For $1 each, students and by Anne Gauvin, president of Brussels it opened at 57.755 francs moving up almost a conversation piece. it is one of the largest industrial the Greenhouse Compact, Rhode Is­ cost” than had been suggested by the totalitarianism and censorship violated her privacy and taught the schools, and by at least one included the words “young ass” and faculty members could send a the Manchester Education from Friday's close of 57.275. In Frankfurt, the Actually, the place isn’t all its structures in New England. land's chief development official says Strategic Development Commission. during a union grievance hearing students disrespect for rights that member of the school board, and “suck.” Three of the mes­ message and a few pieces of candy Association. dollar moved up to 2,8060 Deutschemarks from cracked up to be. He said executive off ice furniture has he will propose a new economic plan. Monday night. are fundamental in a democracy. former teacher Bernice Cobb. sages, which were shaped oddly anywhere in the school. An air of rancor surrounded the Friday’s close of 2,7855.• The decor was devised by an interior The board must issue a written evolved over the past 25 years from a The 4-1 margin defeat of the compact tn a contentious hearing before Ludes, who aiso spoke during the because they contained wood hearing, which was conducted The U.S. dollar firmed sharply against the yen designer who gave the office the sort of opinion on the grievance by chips, were read by students and commodity to a fashion industry. The Norton L. Berman, director of the June 12 was more of a sign that voters the Board of Education that lasted Informal hearing, denied any BEFORE REACHING the under a union protest and kept on the Tokyo foreign exchange market, despite dated image the lawyers, who were just turned in to Ludes, who deemed executive pecking order, so dear to the state Department of Econonomic De­ did not support an expensive program for more than an hour, special impropriety in his handling of the mid-July. school board Monday night, the open to the press and the public intervention by the bank of Japan. It closed at a couple of years out of law school, corporate heart, hasn’t hurt it one whit Initially, Mrs. Schussler had them obscene, while a fourth velopment, said he would present an to be administered by a new powerful ed u cation teacher Caroline incident and accused the union, the grievance had been denied at two only over the MEA’s objections. 238.5 yen, up 3.05 from the previous session's wanted their firm to reflect. It said, in either. Seeman and others like him, the economic alternative to Gov. J. Joseph Manchester Education Associa­ asked the board to reprimand message passed his scrutiny and levels. Both Ludes and Deakin — As the hearing was about to 235.30 finish. effect, we’ve been here for awhile. government group than an indication of. Schussler accused MHS Principal Guccis, Givencheys, and Diors of the Garrahy within the next 60 days. Jacob Ludes of tactics and atti­ tion, of blowing it out of proportion. Ludes. Monday night, however, was delivered. the first two steps in the grievance begin, Mrs. Gauvin asked that the Seeman’s firm did the rest for a fee furniture business, can confer status on opposition to economic rejuvenation. she changed the text of the Mrs. Schussler’s candygram Berman, a member of the panel that Berman said. tudes "reminiscent of pre-war He told the board that after the proceeding specified in the Germany." incident, he had spoken to Kane, grievance to seek what .Deakin was one of the three Ludes teachers’ contract — hau rejected Please turn to page 10