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Editor's Note: Another in a Weekend Fly-In,” featuring moto­ a recreated Revolutionary War to the waters off Rhode Island to Car Show at CHesterwood, in 3579. success advice statistics may lie takes the cake series of weekly features written rized buggies and barnstorming encampment for over 600 soldiers. enforce the Stamp Act, gave chase Stockbridge, Mass., is scheduled for UPI by the ALA Auto and airplanes from the early 20th The third annual “ Longmeadow to the merchant ship Hannah, for Sunday, May 20, from 10a.m. to FROM 11 A.M. to 3 p.m., ... page 2 ... page 3 ... page 13 Travel Club aimed at providing century. Days” celebration includes bound from Newport to Provi­ 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, May 28 and New Englanders with fuel- Costumed drivers and pilots as marching drills, fife and drum dence, just for the sake of harrass- Chesterwood was the summer 29, the 19th century fish vendors conserving, close-to-home leisure hosts, visitors are welcome to groups, an 18th century wedding ment. The Hannah led the Gaspee home of Daniel Chester French, will add yet another air of realism trips. enjoy a ride in a Ford trimotor and a 20th century fair, complete over the shallows of Namquit sculptor of the Minuteman statue to the Mystic Seaport Museum in aircraft or an antique car, picnic in with crafts, animal exhibits, child­ point, where she ran aground. in Lexington, Mass., and the Mystic, Conn. By Jon Zonderman the nature park and visit the ren’s games and food sales. Early the next morning, before the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, The vendors will sell fish, ALA Auto and Travel Club museum’s permanent collection. For infrmation call (413) 567- day’s high tide, the Gaspee was D.C., as well as a number of other cottage potatoes, chowder, cider For information call (207) 594- 6079. burned to the water. grand sculptures around the and desserts under a tent on the From barnstorming to recreated 9219. ^ The reenactment of that event country. north green of the recreated 19th century fishing village. Outdoor battles, the Memorial Day wee­ IN RHODE ISLAND. Memorial takes place Sunday, June 12. Until On the day of the show, the main Becoming cloudy; Manchester, Conn. kend has a lot in store throughout THIS WEEKEND is the 200th Day weekend is the beginning of a then, the Gaspee Days Arts and house, French’s studio, the bam, demonstrations of maritime skills New England which the ALA Auto birthday celebration of Longmea- two-week celebration that culmi­ Crafts Festival takes place May sculpture gallery, nature trail and and activities will be held, includ­ showers Thursday Wednesday, May 25, 1983 and Travel Club suggests. dow. Mass. nates in the recreated burning of 28-30 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. period garden will all be open. ing chantey singing, whaleboat On Sunday, May 27, the Trans­ For the Memorial Day weekend, the English ship, the Gaspee, on Parades, road races and other Admission is $2.50 for adults; 50 rowing and sail setting and furling. — See page 2 Single copy: 25

^ChOQp^ SStOllltO corporate witch doctor ' Officials WORLD DEBT BOMB to fly on shuttle Argentina, Mexico and Brazil account for Business retreat breaks all the rules a little more than $200 biliion of the total Syrian missiles By James V. Heallon affairs with a catered iunch. OK dig at $7d0 billion owed by the developing world By Al Rossiter Jr. United Press International Participants get the idea that they in short, medium and long-term debt UPI Science Editor can fire away because everybody is MANCHESTER, Mass. - Dr. Jona­ equal for the day. The idea of a reiaxed glass site SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON — The space than Karas doesn't believe-in struc­ atmosphere can be intensified just by MEXICO shuttle Challenger will carry an experimental tured meetings. One of the few he might looking at some of the zany things in the Bv James P. Sacks billion* Approximately S700 billion satellite next month made on the cheap by a West consider worthwhile in such terms was main “ thinking” room. There’s a sign Herald Reporter adding preliminary eatlmalea fired Israelis German company from parts that include scuba the Last Supper. in Greek that says, “ It’s all Romanian of $170 billion In abort term diving tanks, helicopter lights and structural His method for arranging business to me,” and a skeleton seated in a The executive board of Pitkin debts A Skyhawk and a combat helicopter tubes developed as masts for sailing surfboards. meetings, if you’ll pardon the expres­ chair, to name just two. Glass Works Inc., the non-profit By Brooke Kroeger that two shoulder-launched SA;7 on the first day of the June 6 The 3,300-pound satellite was built by sion, violates all the rules — he calls While there is no leader at his organization which maintains the United Press International surface-to air missiles were fired invasion of Lebanon. Messerschmitt-Bolkow-Blohm to demonstrate them “ thinkings” — and h>s simple “ thinkings,” Karas serves as its ruins of Manchester’s Revolution­ at an Israeli helicopter Monday It also was the first clash how such an orbiting platform can be used for theme is evident on arrival at his “ traffic cop,” keeping things in order, ary War-era glass factory, Tues­ Syrian warplanes fired two near Amiq in the Bekaa Valley. between Syrian and Israeli planes commercial purposes such as materials process­ lodge-like retreat. The road entrance is keeping the talk moving toward the day night conditionally approved air-to-air missiles at Israeli recon­ The helicopter was not hit and the since Israel and Lebanon signed ing and surveying Earth for mineral deposits. marked by a square sign painted red goal, which is the resolution of the the idea of an archaeological dig at naissance jets over Lebanon today Israelis said they were not certain The satellite will be launched and retrieved by the and nailed to a tree. See red, turn left. anxieties participants came to discuss. the site. S THE DEVELOPING but missed their targets in the first whether the rockets were fired by the agreement for the withdrawal shuttle on the same day. Simplicity itself. He sometimes removes one possibly The board’s approval was condi­ aerial encounter since last Palestinian guerrillas or the Sy­ of Israeli forces from Lebanon — a $00-WORLD’S DEBT — pact strenuously rejected by Since the satellite is designed to utilize space If you go there it is to resolve a onerous presence by disinviting the tional partly because permission (middle a long-term summer, the Israeli military com­ rian army. * for commercial pii(^poses at low cost, program serious business problem, and you will boss. from the Connecticut Historical mand said. The military did not say where Damascus. debt In bWlons of Prime Minister Menachem manager Konrad Moritz said the company had to find yourself in “ Neutral Territory,” Commission is needed before a dig 4 0 0 -« with her. Executive board Chair­ United Press International budget deficits. The French say down the incident. MX flight testing and $560 million to change their minds. Space Center launch base. it because it implies they are not still mnning. “ How am I doing, John informal. People ere free to wander either. man Charles Jacobson and Man­ these deficits raise U.S. interest “ I wouldn’t say that such an in 1983 funds for engineering and But he conceded the battle to The satellite built by MBB will be launched and capable of solving their own Cameron Swayze?” she asks, referring around during the “ thinkings,” talk chester Historical Society presi- WASHINGTON — The U.S. rates, which attracts capital, incident has much significance,” development of the giant weapon. stop the missile will be tougher problems.” “ You can be a butcher in the Yellow ■ later retrieved for the first time by a 50-foot to the former newscaster, a familiar among themselves at the duckpond. Pages,” he said, “ but you can’t be a dent Jon Harrison, who is a budget deficit, subject of intense which overvalues the dollar, which the official said. “ Probably they The Republican-led Senate is because of the size of victory mechanical arm installed on Challenger. KARAS HIMSELF is no slouch when face to millions from other Timex The sessions are generally all-day thinker.” professor at ManchesterCommun- debate in. this country, also is makes it more expensive for are nervous ... but there is no expected to follow suit today. A test margin. “ Had it been closer, it ity College, will join the talks. expected to be a recurrent topic at Europe to import oil sold in dollars. reason for this.” vote in the Senate just minutes would have been better,” he said. Langley’s proposal calls for a dig fl*® economic summit of major When the summit leaders meet. The confronation was the most before the House vote was con­ In a statement issued just to begin in the fall and take Western industrial nations this Congress almost certainly still will serious between Israel and Syria cluded showed strong support for minutes after the vote, Reagan *A magical mystery tour’ between one and two years. weekend. be grappling with a budget resolu­ since last summer when Israeli the 10-warhead weapon. said he was deeply gratified by Digging — mainly by ECS stu- At their meeting in Williams- tion for 1984, including projections jets destroyed Syrian anti-aircraft Congress had withheld the fund­ members of both parties “ who dents, who wo.uld receive class burg, Va., the heads of government for the next five years. Without missile batteries in the Bekaa ing last December when it rejected joined together to take a wise, credit for the work — would tbe United States, Britain, action, the deficit will stay above Valley. Reagan’s “ dense-pack” basing courageous step forward for proceed on weekends. Canada, France, West Germany, $200 billion for years to come. By turning away from a dogfight plan and ordered him to develop a America.” Vermont barkeep drives patrons to drink — iiteraiiy Local residents would also be Italy and Japan will discuss how The administration would re­ with the Syrians, the Israelis new one. “ This bipartisan vote in support able to work at the site, but only on these nations can coordinate their duce it to $145 billion by 1986, the apparently were signaling they did The size of the victory margin in of recommendations by the Scow- a limited and supervised basis, and national economic policies to bring House to $136 billion and the Senate not want to be drawn into a clash the House surprised both sides, croft Commission sends an impor­ By Ben Roth they would possibly be charged a sustained world recovery without to $130 billion. Both the House and that could easily escalate into yells Ms. Johnston as the bus heads who expected approval of the MX tant signal to the world: Ameri­ Bennington (Vt.) Banner with no police to haunt their trip fee. inflation. Senate propose tax increases the full-scale battle. by only a few votes. Among tho.se out of town. home. cans are uniting in a common Distributed by UPI The dig would be performed at a Since these countries are in administration opposes, and less Last month, the Israelis held who cast “ ayes” were Democratic search to protect our security, The bus, traveling no faster than “ Fve been busted twice before, I minimal cost to the Pitkin organi- different economic situations, no defense spending than President their fire twice after Syrian Leader Jim Wright of Texas and reduce the level of nuclear wea­ 40 mph, turns on to Route 67A, the don’t need it again,” said Billy BENNINGTON, Vt. - The bus zation. The only possible costs, suggests they all follow the Reagan wants. gunners fired on an Israeli tractor Democratic Whip Thomas Foley o f' pons and strengthen the peace," winding road leading to New York. Roberts. lurches, then accelerates on the Carter said, would be for a same policies, Shultz said the “ theme song” at along the confrontation line in Washington. Speaker Thomas Reagan said, referring to the panel Bennington highway empty of cars Although all appears tranquil He suggests hiring a tour master preliminary survey and tools. Most proposals for concerted the summit will be organizing eastern Lebanon. outside, any veteran traveler of the O’Neill of Massachusetts did not he created to study the issue after in the half-hour before midnight. to lead the crowd in song on the economic efforts among them world recovery to create jobs. Israeli Radio disclosed today* vote. the December vote. Inside the retired school bus, road knows that behind many a way over. ANY ARTIFACTS found at the start by calling on the United patrons from Johnny’s Bar in tree often lurks state policemen “ You know. Just like at summer glassworks would be the property States to take action this year to Bennington sing ” 99 iJottles of beer ready to pounce on wavering cars. camp,“ 'he said. of Pitkin Glass Works Inc. Publish- sharply reduce its budget deficits on the wall.” “ They are cracking down so ing rights on the dig would be held in the years ahead, “ We’re off on a magical mystery hard on DWI (driving while FOR DICK ATWOOD, the bus jointly by the sponsoring group and A group of economists from the tour,” a voice booms from the impaired) that a lot of people are marks his first visit toDelaney’sin Eastern Connecticut State. United States, Europe and Japan, rear. losing their licenses. They don’t five years. Atwood, 42, says he has The college also wants to hold an brought together by the Brookings ‘Star Wars’ freaks, Jedi return The 11 Vermonters are being want to get caught if they still havp^JULiCar and no license. He said he exhibit of artifacts discovered Institution, said recently, lowering transported to a bar across the one,” said a rider. ^ paints houses and churches for a ’ during the proposed dig. U.S. deficits “ would bring major state line in New York, nine and a “ Welcome to New York, the living. Dr. Langley’s plan calls for benefits not only for the United HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The eight daily showings of the film as half miles away. Empire State,” the sign says. “ This is a real happening,” he exploring the main building of the States but for the entire world premiere of “ Return of the Jedl” a harbinger of the hefty returns the created a night of make-believe for At 3:30 a.m., bartender Forest The bus passes a well-known said, drink in hand, a lumberjack’s ! old glassworks — three walls of economy.” third epic of the “ Star Wars” Burdick shouts, “ last call” at disco which straddles the state cap on his head. which are still standing — and 7be group, including Raymond the “ Stars Wars” junkies who had trilogy will provide Lucas and 29th been lining up for a week to see it. It Delaney’s Hotel in North Hoosick, line; the volume from the back of Soon, the bartender will be trying to locate access roads, Barre, former prime minister of Century-Fox studios. N.Y. the bus grows. serving him coffee. outbuildings and a ceramic kiln France and Manfred Lahnstein, also was the start of many months The movie, whif h follows the No. “ Oh Lord, its hard to be humble The crowd at Delaney’s is ’ thought to have been on the site, former finance minister of West of making money for the movie’s 2 and No, 3 all-time box office hits, The happy riders, a couple of creators. extra drinking hours under their when you're perfect in every pleased, but not everyone back Digging inside the main structure Germany, said lower projected opened in more than 800 theaters To mark the occasion, a couple belts, board the shuttle back to way,” they sing. home in Bennington feels the same would be limited to a distance of deficits would bring lower U.S. throughout the United States and their Vermont homes. way. one meter from the walls to interest rates, who had been married two months Canada, and studio officials pre­ TWENTY MINUTES later, the The local selectmen, bothered by minimize possible damage. B said these in turn would ago donned the garb of wholesome dicted It would gross $20 million the Princess Leia and the Jaunty pilot first week. THE NOCTURNAL adventure is UPI photo bus pulls up to Delaney’s, a reports of fights and underaged encourage business investment, Han Solo Tuesday evening for a the brainchild of Marjorie John­ 150-year-old country hotel which drinking at her estabUshment, •••••••••••••••••••••• spurring U.S. recovery, and this “ These films aren’t just movies, mock wedding. The ceremony was ston, the driver who also owns both Patrons of Johnny’s Bar aretransporteo bars to siay open until 4 a.m. The needs a coat of paint and some have refused to renew her liquor recovery would spill over to other they ’ re events, ” said Jeff Krispow, performed by a mail-order minis­ 19, a college student who grabbed bars and the bus. Ms. Johnston in a retired school bus to a bar at nocturnal adventure is the brainchild of major interior renovation. license. Miss Johnston accused the • I t l f t i r l o T o H a u industrial and developing nations Ms. Johnston bought the place in ter in a Yoda costume and an R2D2 the first spot in line. figured the best way to keep Delaney’s Hotel in Hoosick, N.Y.,totake Marjorie Johnston, owner of both the local authorities of singling her,' I I I 9 I M C I V M a y through increased trade. December. Business has been out, and has appealed the decision.) ^ Lower U.S. interest rates, the imitator supplied the diamond-less “ What would the world be like drunken drivers off the road and on advantage of New York’s law allowing rings. her bar stools was to give them a bar and the bus poor, with nine vacant rooms Until the Vermont Supreme '■ 24 poon, 4 sections group said, also would reduce the without these movies — an imagi­ lift herself. upstairs and kitchen faciliies in Court rules on the appeal, she can Advice...... 17 currently overvalued U.S. dollar, After the ceremony the couple- nary world we can all slip into and need of repair. The most recent keep the bar open. Areo towns...... improve U.S. trade prospects and returned to line outside the Egyp­ escape?” he said. “ A lot of these Since New York law allows bars warmed up the bus and got ready squat corner bar debating the .7 car The wife drinks Coca Cola all glory the old hotel has seen was in Business...... help developing countries, which tian Theater and spent their people grew up on these movies. to stay open until 4 a.m. — two for her second night on the shuttle merits of imbibing across the 21 night and feels safe from police 1975, when a filmmaker shot his 'B' ONE TOWNOFFICIALobJected Classified...... 22-24 now are staggering under high, honeymoon watching the new Producer George Lucas is respon­ hours later than Vermont'— she route. border. scratiny. movie. decided to close her Bennington movie, “ The Catamount Killer,” to her bar shuttle, saying rather sible for triggering the imagina­ On the first trip, she said, the “ I’m not getting on no bus, I EnSrioinment:! ]!!!!!! ]!!.!!!!!!! ] ilJ payments on A George Lucas look-alike es­ bar earlier and continue pouring in here. than taking drunks off the road, it - Lottery...... 2 their foreign debt. tion of a generation.” local police “ hassled” her for not might never get back,” said one THE BUS TAKES OFF with its corted the,bride at the sidewalk North Hoosick.' The shuttle will bring Vermont only delayed the menance. Obituarin. !]!!!!!...!!]]!!!!!!!!!! !b f*'® group suggested West Ger- having an inspection sticker. customer. He drives home. crew of nine men and two women 1 ceremony witnessed by hundreds Two of the most imaginative So, she bought old school bus No. dollars into the till here, the owner “ You are taking drunk people, Opinion...... 6 many, Britain and Japan, which Tuesday night, a cold one for “ Wow, it’s Just like a field trip,” along the side streets of town. of fans who had camped out in front were David Maples, 20, and his 2 from the Pownal Elementary hopes. carting them over the New York to Peopietoik ...... 2 have relatively low inflation rates, May, the bus stands ready. sings another. He’s already Those in the rear, as if on cue. light of the theater to be the first wife, Tricia, 21, an out-of-work School for $700. She painted it a “ Of course it's self interest,” get drunker. Then bringing them; ...... ’ "12 could contribute to world economic climbed aboard. up dgarettes, pair up, and bellow customers to see the movie — receptionist and a film student cream color with black stripes, “ to Miss Johnston said. “ This way, if back here and letting them out on; ...... '* growth by allowing more rapid from Orange County who were “ THEY DRINK, I drive.” she For others, the tug-of-war is a off-key drinking songs. which even as they waited was « UPI photo these people do come over. I don’t the roads In a worse condition,” * SAMPLES TODAY expansion; Italy and France, match the color of Johnny’s,” her said, nodding at patrons climbing little stronger. “ This is Just like school, only the playing inside the theater to a married in a civil ceremony March have to worry about them driving charged Lloyd Winter, a Banning-' The Manchester Herald today con- which have higher inflation, should 17. bar at the comer of Depot and aboard. “ This way. I’m doing He says yes, she says no. “ I hate girls didn’t hug me as good as they select group of invited guests. A make-believe "Star Wars” wedding was one of the River Sts. in Bennington. back.” ton selectman. ; tinues Its samollng program to bring concentrate on getting inflation something about the drunk driving you,” she screams, running away. do now,” said one back-seat One of the passengers has even copies of the newspaper to non- down The only touch of reality was the They decided to redo the cerem­ special events outside Hollywood’s Egyptian Theater Monday night, as the bartenders problem.” He boards the bus. passenger. And on this particular night, the rented a room upstairs; others are subscribers In Manchester. French President Francois Mit- Egyptian Theater marquee listing ony, in costume and movie lingo. Tuesday as "Return of the Jeddi” made its debut. hustled patrons out the door, she The crowd gathers outside the Another couple follows in their “ Keep it down and no reefer,” shuttle will include door to door- grateful they can drink in peace ^ service. ••••••••••••••••••••• terrand has charged Europe is MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May ’25, 1983 - 3 a - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 25, 19»3

3000 Booifkeeping Inconsistent 30.00 Manchester Nation’s captains of industry jB O lilO N In Brief ew VONK Statistics may be iying 29.77 advise grads how to succeed •ANNniANCtaco M CC grads to hear grad The 19th graduation ceremonies for Manches­ on town diabetes deaths you enjoy,” John F. Bookout Jr., ter Community College Thursday will feature as Bv Gav Pauley I ivH U D classified as diabetes United Press International president and chief executive lOwesY speaker a graduate of the class of 1973. By James P. Sacks arily to various heart “ THE REPORT says offiber of Shell Oil Co., agreed. TEMMNATUNC8 Thomas Sheridan, h Glastonbury lawyer who is Herald Reporter conditions or other health the figures don’t make mellitum.’ also a clerk for the state House of Representa­ problems, he said, though any sense," said Salcius Success means different things “ Otherwise you are apt to spend OBltANS many hours, days and years tives, will talk to the graduating students. The the patients in question in an interview. "It ap­ to different people and their advice Manchester Health De­ THE REPORT - pre­ unhappy.” ceremonies will begin at 5:30 p.m. at the also had diabetes. pears to me that the on how to “ arrive” is just as '60 partment Sanitarian John pared as part of a course Bookout, who started with Shell Bicentennial Bandshell on the MCC campus. Death certificates con­ reason Manchester’s sta­ divergent. Salcius says the town’s taken by Salcius at the as a geologist, said, " I t is a If it rains, the ceremonies will be held in the tain two places listing tistic is so high is because United Press International inter­ statistics showing an un­ Farmington Health Cen­ b balan c^ learning and a liberated auditorium of Manchester High School. Notifica­ usually high number of information about the di­ of a coding problem.” viewed top leaders in assorted on WiATHER fOlOCASI ter — adds that if doctors mind that will give you a broad tion will be given by 3 p.m. on W INF radio. agnosed cause of death. He said a "sm all portion fields from the giant oil, automo­ diabetes-related deaths outside this group repres­ perspective on how to use your Approximately 700 stjdents are expected to The top portion of the of the doctors in Manches­ bile and chemical companies to may be inaccurate. ent "normal reporting in knowledge and help you come to graduate. Some 450 will attend the ceremony. form lists direct causes ter” are responsible for a operators of restaurant chains and National forecast Manchester has been the rest of the state,” terms with yourself and under­ The valedictorian is Gary LaBrec of Manches- and the bottom includes large number of the cosmetics firms for their advice to reported to have between diabetes may be severly For period ending 7 a.m. Wednesday. Shower activity is indicated 'ter, a former high school dropout who is “ conditions contributing deaths coded as diabetes new graduates of high schools and stand what success really means. 2.3 and 2.6 times the state underreporteU over parts of the lower Plains Wednesday night, as well as throughout to death but not related to by the state. He said one colleges on planning their futures. It’s not money, although that’s nice 'graduating from MCC with a 4.0 average. average for deaths from most of the north and mid-Atlantic states. Elsewhere, mostly fair cause given in part I (a ).” doctor, for example, is The sanitarian’s report The answers were as varied as enough. It’s not fame ... it's not Salutatorian is Loretta Pilagin of East Hartford, diabetes, but in a recently weather is forecast with skies ranging from clear to partly cloudy. “ Some doctors never responsible for 34 percent recommends in in-depth the personalities responding, but power. who also had a 4.0 average but accumulated completed report Salcius Minimum temperatures Include: (approximate maximum readings in marked diabetes under of the diabetes-related study of theManchester they did add up to some general “ It's service — and the satisfac­ fewer credits than LaBrec. s ^ s the statistic is not Part I ... Other doctors death statistic in findings andqnterviewing guidelines. tion of knowing you’ve served well parenthesis) Atlanta 56 (77), Boston 55 (69), Chicago 48 (62), leaningful becauseof the \ T I ’ I H i tended to mark diabetes Manchester. town doeWrs about their As Armand Hammer, chief and for a worthy end. You will Cleveland 46 (58), Dallas 69 (85), Denver 55 (65), Duluth 35 (62), way it was calculated. / Democratic event sells out This doctor and two coding t^hniques. executive officer and chairman of serve best doing the work you Houston 62 (89). Jacksonville 69 (86). Kansas City 50 (77), Little Rock Possible reasons for the under Part I almost all the time,” the report says. others accounted for 66 the board of Occidental Petro­ enjoy nriost.” 56 (82), Los Angeles 65 (79), Miami 70 (87). Minneapolis 50 (70). New ■ The Democratic dinner-dance June 4 is a discrepancy between Herald photo by Tarquinlo percent of the recorded It calls for comparative leum, put it, "M y credo is, when On his list of keys to success, Orleans 62 (88). New York 56 (69), Phoenix 74 (107). San Francisco 56 sellout and no tickets will be available at the door, Manchester and other The statistics which emerge from the state diabetes deaths, but only study of death certificates you see an opportunity, grab it by Robert Anderson, chairman and (74), Seattle 55 (68). St. Louis 47 (77), Washington 58 (72). Ted Cummings, Democratic town chairman, said Connecticut towns, said filed in Manchester with chief executive officer of Rockwell Health Department lar­ signed 27 percent of the JOHN SALCIUS the forelock and run.” Tuesday. the sanitarian, are either those in other Connecticut International, said he ce'tainly Cummings also urged those who have ordered that statewide deaths gely depend on which part death certificates where . cites inconsistency diabetes was mentioned. towns. “SUMMER JOBS are impor­ would put high up “ caring — tickets to pay for them so that they will be assured from diabetes are under­ of the form is used by the tant,” said Roger Smith, chairman caring about yoiir job and about Weather a place. He said this is the first time the annual reported or Manchester’s physician diagnosing the None of the doctors in of General Motors. "They (under­ your family and about the business dinner, held to honor local Democrat^, has been are miscoded on death cause of a death. the group above were grads and graduates) should find a that you elect to go into. sold out. certificates filed by doc­ Things are further com­ among the three who see summer job that relates to some­ John Extended outlook Gov. and Mrs. William O'Neill will be guests at tors. Both problems could plicated, Salcius says, by more diabetic patients V memorial day bonanza! >) thing they want to do in their H .880 887 people with “ higher skills and ics and automotive industries. New England Maine: Rain likely Friday. give towns 85 percent of their Guaranteed Tax grtot for picnics, holds •" pop«r ploto both male and female, didn’t • Care about your family, your newer skills," he said. “ I feel — and maybe it's because Chance of showers north and slow Base grants and the majority Democrats are 'L lt’$ easy and fun! 8 ta$‘ attach much importance to “ know­ job, your company. He recommended that every of the more strongly competitive Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ clearing south Saturday. FaQ- badly split. On Charter Oak Street ing somebody’ ’ or "being born into student take computer courses. environment today and the reces­ land: Sunny today. Highs in the 70s Sunday. Lows in the upper 30s to The representative, Patricia Luke, also said in the family business.” Most seemed . "YOUNG PEOPLE of today ... "W e’re giving computer courses to sion — that more (young people) except 60s along the coast. Increas­ mid 40s. Highs in the mid 50s to low answer to a question from Richard Dyer, a board ^*double 6«pack to have their goals set on a talking about there no longer being our management people." ing cloudiness from west to east e deep storage capacity holds two 6 now seem to be inclined to put that 60s. member, that CABE opposes federal tuition tax \ packs of standard 12oz cans,6-t6 satisfying life rather than wealth opportunities — that just isn't true. At the end of the interview, he extra mile in their work and that tonight. Chance of showers by New Hampshire: Rain likely credits. ^ oz bottles or plenty of ice and Park Department ff food tall enough even for the new (although they didn’t dismiss the There always will be opportunities said, “ Put on the bottom there — extra dedication in order to suc­ morning in the far west. Lows in Friday. Chance of showers north She said such credits would be a-serious drain I 0 2-lller bottle! monetary factor) and a life of ease. as long as there are enthusiasm, work hard." the 50s. Thursday cloudy with on revenue available to public education. ceed, and that’s what it’s going to and fair south Saturday and fair ^ re*. 1.99 “ le “ Knowing (the right) people is imagination, preseverance, ahd a RYDER, WHO buUt the truck take.” occasional showers developing Sunday. Lows in the upper 30s to Once tuition tax credits are offered, she said, vastly overrated,” said Irving S. willingness to work,’’ said operating and leasing business and from west to east. Highs in the 60s. mid 40s. Highs in the mid 50s north middle class parents are encouraged to take their garage to be built Shapiro, a practicing attorney in Hammer. is now going into a yacht charter­ PHILH> CALDWELL, chairman Maine: Cloudy with a chance of to mid 60s south. children out of public schools, which is |l2" barbtque grilll Wilmington, Del., formerly chair­ Hammer, trained as a physician, ing business, said, “ Learning of the Ford Motor Co., a native of showers north and clearing south particularly unfortunate in urban areas. man of the board and chief has had such a varied career — Preliminary plans for a and hiring a fleet man­ . 3.66 about people is more important Wooster, Ohio, said from his days with a slight chance of showers in Air quality Miss Lukes was at the meeting to describe to estimate for the building f solo executive officer for Du Pont. Still petroleum company executive, art than learning about a particular at Muskingum College he knew be the mountains today. Highs mid the board the services offered by Manchester’s Park Department garage is about $323,000. ager are the first steps The state Department of Envir­ on the giant chemical company’s patron, Angus cattle breeder, business. I do know that in order to wanted a business career. During 50s to upper 60s. Mostly cloudy membership in CABE. on Charter Oak Street Director James Fo­ toward that goal, but that 2 .44 executive staff as chairman of the distillery owner— that the late Bob onmental Protection forecast mod­ were approved by the LijoullfdHinloi^ succeed you must take things as World War II, he joined the Navy tonight, a chance of showers in the garty offered an amend­ the renovations would not 1 erate air quality levels across xixiro lOMiDiioaz finance committee, Shapiro Considine wrote a biography of they are and adapt, and learning and eventually ended up at the mountains. Lows in the 40s. Board of Directors Tues­ ment to the motion for in themselves give the V^hourstWfej Thur-Fri'Sat only Connecticut for today. Blacktop repairs urged 978 Mala B lm t added, ‘T v e found that in public him called "L arger than Life” about people is what will enable Navy Department where he met Scattered showers Thursday. day night, but board approval of the park gar­ town the facilities and dawntawn Maneluatar Mon>Sat 9-5:30 Thur 9-8 (W.H. Allen, London). and private sectors there is such a you to do that.” the man who was to become his Highs mid SOs to mid 60s. A Board of Education committee recom­ members questioned age to provide that the personnel to maintain all hunger for talent that anybody Hammer’s enthusiasm has not Shapiro stressed recognition of mentor — Capt. Radford Moses. New Hampshire: Partly cloudy mended Monday night that $3,500 be put back into what effect vehicle main­ question of where in town its vehicles. with ability and drive can make dimmed with the years — " I ’m your talents, formal learning and “ He believed in young people,” with a chance of showers north and the budget for repair of blacktop paving at Illing tenance facilities in the to locate a fuel depot be it.” probably the only one of my age Lottery willingness to work as the way to said Caldwell. “ He never asked us becoming mostly sunny south and Waddell schools and for roof repair at Keeney garage will have on town solved before construc­ running the eighth largest oil the top. once whether we knew how to do today. Highs lows 60s to low 70s. Street School. plans for central vehicle tion begins. No one se­ HARD WORK was in everyone’s company and the 12th fhrgest Shapiro’s career has taken him something. He just assigned the Increasing clouds tonight, a The move was recommended by school board maintenance. conded the amendment. advice to high school and college corporation in America,” he said Connecticut from his father’s dry cleaning job and knew we could get it done. I chance of showers north. Lows in member Frances Maffe, Who studied the Public Works Director Fogarty said it would be graduates alike. Distilling the by telephone from his Los Angeles plant in Indianapolis to Washing­ was green as a gourd. He set me the 40s.. Showers likely Thursday. Daily: 536 proposed improvements. George A. Kandra told the foolish to go forward reactions, here are 12 highlights of headquarters. “ I ’ve been around directors the Public CASTRO'S ton where he worked with Richard out to do things — even though I Highs mostly in the 60s. The money will come from the amount set aside without making that the interviews ranging from busi­ the world 12 times each year for the Play Four: 1705 Works Departm ent is Nixon and John Kenneth Galbraith absolutely knew nothing about it. Vermont: Today considerable to substltutre teachers, reducing that some from decision. nesswoman Naomi Sims, 34, who last 15 years. in the 1940s to the tutelage of sunshine with a chance of showers Other numbers drawn Tuesday $198,000 to $195,400. committed to a goal of Charter Oak is one pioneered the way for the black "When I work 14 hours a day, Charles B. McCoy, the man he “ I learned you could really run north late in the day. Highs in the 65 in New England: While the board itself, meeting after the central equipment main­ place considered fora fuel model, to Hammer, 85 on May 21: seven of those I get lucky. Timing MEMORIAL WEEK SALE replaced as Du Font’s chief large organizations if you had to 70. Considerable cloudiness New Hampshire daily: 2703. committee, did not take a formal vote, no tenance and that it hinges depot, but the existance of • Hone your skills. Get as much is important. I have no thoughts of executive officer. He is the first access to communication. I tonight and Thursday with show­ Rhode Island daily: 8673. “ 4-40 objection was raised to the proposal. on hiring a fleet manager. a water well there in­ education as you can. retiring. My work is my enjoy­ person outside the Du Pont family learned how to communicate with ers likely and a chance of a Jackpot” numbers: 21-15-13-31. - At the committee meeting. Peter Crombie said Kandra said central creases the cost. Provi­ • Be prepared to sacrifice some ment. When you’re doing some­ to be elected chairman of the board people effectively even though not thunderstorm. Lows tonight Maine daily: 245. there are two schools, Buckley and Washington, maintenance does not re­ sions would have to be personal life so that diligence and thing you like, it is not difficult.” and chief executive officer. in touch with them on an eyeball to around 50. Highs Thursday in the Vermont daily: SOS. where planned reduction of teaching staff has quire that all facilites be made to protect the well. SAVE UP TO long hours pay off. Work hard. The lawyer, son of a Lithuanian eyeball basik." low to mid 60s. Massachusetts daily: 4891. brought a lot of comment. in the same location. AT THE Olcott Street • Be yourself. GM’S CHAIRMAN Smith said Jewish immigrant, said, "Almost “ Set goals that are uncompri- Dr. John Malone, a board member who The directors also ap­ garage, three lifts will be • Learn how to communicate GM encourages young people to everybody has more innate talent misngly high, but attainable, "said attended the committee meeting, said he has proved the allocation of an built for maintenance of with people. get into the auto companies — "a li than they recognize. You must set Alvin W. Vogtie,' president. The heard a lot of comments about curtailments at the additional $45,300 for ren­ highway vehicles. The .M • There is no substitute for growing and going business. If a quality standards for yourself. Southern Co., an electtric utility ovations to the highway lifts are one of the factors integrity. Almanac high school. corporation has nothing to do, Each person has to reach to holding company garage on Olcott Street. in increasing the cost by 17 • Be innovative in whatever you you’ll never get any better. If it has improve himself. “ Define your goals in terms of the $45,300 allocated Tues­ "^4 0 % do. a lot to do, you will improve with “ Formal learning is important personal achievement...make Today in Wednesday, May 25, More sign as Democrats THE PLAN for the day night. • Set some objectives and learn the corporation. ... you must get as much education the 145th day of 1983 with 220 to garage at Charter Oak yourself so familar with the It was Democrats 56, Republicans 38 in last During the meeting the business. "Nowadays it’s helpful for peo­ as you can. follow. Street is to renovate part operations of your department that week’s Manchester voter registration tallies, Mayor Stephen T. Penny • Summer jobs are important; ple to get to know a company. If “ You must have a lust for work. The moon is approaching its full of the existing Water your supervisor can never ask a according to registrars Herbert J. Stevenson and questioned Shelby Taylor find one that relates to something you were going to work for UPI, People who are successful have a phase. Department building question that you can't answer. Frederick E. Peck. They also registered 38 of Purcell Associates, ar­ you want in your career plan. you’d want to work there in the love affair with what they do." This way you'll build for yourself a The morning stars are Mercury there for offices, locker chitects for the park gar­ • Don’ t be afraid of starting in a summer first before you took a and Jupiter. unaffiliated voters. room, tool crib and other great source of satisfaction in In addition, 55 voters from other towns in age, on what alternatives menial job. job.” “ BEGIN B Y choosing a career The evening stars are Venus, facilities and to construct whatever position you achieve.” Connecticut registered during the sessions, which to construction he had Mars and Saturn. ah addition with either six were held at Manchester High School, East considered to provide the Those born on this date are under or four double bays for Catholic High School, and Howell C)heney facilities sought by the the sign of Gemini. maintenance and for stor­ Technical School. department. He also cri­ Ralph Waldo Emerson was bom age of vehicles. Coming voter registration sessions include one ticized the administration May 25,1803. Also bom on this date It also calls for creating this Thursday at Marshall’s Mall at the for not giving the board were jazz trampeter Miles Davis, additional vehicle storage Manchester Parkade from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., and more information on pos­ 88” Camelback Peopletalk in 1926; opera star Beverly Sills, in space by roofing over a another Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. sible alternatives earlier. Covered in Renior 1929; and singer Leslie Uggams,-in section between one exist­ Penny said some town- Velvet 74” x60" 1943. ing building and the pro­ owned automobiles are so Queen size bed No help, please “ Agnes of God” and is enshrined in the hearts On this date in history: Fishing winners iisted posed addition. poorly maintained that of "Star Wars” fans as Princess Leia, cat) When bids are taken, British actress Margaret Rawlings, who In 1787, the first regular session they are unsafe. He menti­ walk down the street without being recog­ Ray Sprog was the boys’ division winner in the they will provide alterna­ will be 77 June 5, is making her first of the American Constitutional oned riding in one in which nized. Convention was held at Independ­ Manchester State Bank fishing derby last tives under which the the door could not be apearanqe on an America stage in 45years in She said while taping an interview on ence Hall in Philadelphia. Saturday at Saulter’s Pond: He landed a 15'/4-inch town can choose to do the opened from the inside. the 1983 Spoleto Festival. WCBS-TV, New York’s News At Six, "This In 1935, Babe Ruth hit his 714th fish. office renovation work Penny questioned Kandra QUEEN SIZE "People never give me any credit for being (’Star .Wars’) is something that is not only on and final home run while ending Second place went to Jason Picano, 14^4 inches, and perhaps the roofed- on progress toward a as old as I am,” she said. "That’s great and third place went to Steve Leutt, 12>/4 inches. over storage area with the screen, but it’s in space. So, they don’t his career with the Boston Braves program of preventive because I don’ t want to be helped upstairs.” In a game at Pittsburgh. The Girls’ division winners were Michelle Peck, town forces to save on the expect to see you, particularly little children. maintenance. KONVERTIBLESI At Spoleto in Charleston, S.C., she stars in home-run record stood until Henry Tricia Skinner and Kris Skinner. contract cost. Kandra said renovating They think we film it in outer space ...” "Empress Eugenie,” the life and times of the Aaron broke it in 1974. The construction cost the Olcott Street garage 93-year-old wife of Napoleon III, she hopes In 1949, Chinese Communist Choose from will get her back to Broadway. forces entered Shanghai as Nation­ Quote of the day alist troops abandoned the city and " I would very much like to do it in New prepared to move to the islandtof York for a limited run. I ’m getting old and Hundreds of “ Star Wars” fans were UPI photo ■ Fire calls 3 STYLES camped out in front of a Hollywood theater Formosa (Taiwan). Vf'Tjere can you fitu l probably won’t get ps good a part again.” In 1973, American astronauts awaiting today's premiere of “ The Return of It would be her first run on Broadway since Today In history Charles Conrad, Joseph Kerwin 78” Loose Pillow Back Tuxedo. Covered in the Jedi.” One of them was Victor Alvarez, Only 1938, when she starred in "The Flashing O n May 25,1935, Babe Ruth and Paul Weitz blasted off from Manchester FAMOUS-FINE QUALITY solid velvets and natural off white fabrics. 74’’x60" Stream." It closed within a week. 20, who said: “ Everything has been real Florida and after nine unsuccess­ Queen size bed. peaceful. 'Hie thing about ‘Star Wars’ freaks hit his 714th and final home Sunday, 5:59 p.m. — ful attempte docked with the ' Dumpster fire, 335 Oak­ Is that we're all one big family. (Producer) run. Some bad guy! Skylab space station. land St. (Eighth District) NORTHERN ISLES > - George Lucas has done a lot to bring people . Sunday, 9:59 p.m. — Mr. T plays B.A. (Bad Attitude) Baraeus together. He should even be nominated for ♦ Medical call, 70 Cam- KNIT TOPS on NBC’s “ A-Team” like he eats nails for the Nobel Peace Prize.” • bridge St. (Eighth « 5 9 9 breakfast. But in real life, he is a teetotaling, Marie Osmond Craig introduces her Manchester Herald I District) Bible-toting Baptist who divides his time son, Stephen James, to the public. Sunday, 11:39 p.m. — •Choice of decorator Fabrics between Los Angeles and his native Chicago The baby. Marie’s first, was born Glimpses Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher Car rollover. Interstate •Supply Limited Thomas J. Hooper, Generai Manager . 84. (Town) and calls his mother every day. April 20. U v Ullmann was among six people to “ You don’t see stories about Mr. T going to receive the U.S. Committee for U NICEF’s USPS 327>5(X) VOL. Cll, No. 200 church,” the former disco bouncer said. His stage rocking and forced Williams to use 85” Hloh Back Early' 1983 Communications Award today, with the c o m p . ^12 American. Covered in Earthrtn i ambitions include building a mansion for his extra muscles in order to pound away at the presentation made by U.S. Committee Published dollv except Sunday Suggested carrier rotes are S1.30 and certain holidays by the Man­ Tone Herculons. 74"x60" Queen mother, establishing a community center for piano keys. As a result, he sprained the last weekly, 15.12 for one month, $15.35 : Diamond site Chairman Hugh Downs and UN IC E F Execu­ chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnord for three months, $30.70 for six size bed. the poor in Chicago, and, ’’Third, to feed 5,000 two fingers in his right hand. tive Director James. Grant... Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. monthsand$61.40foroneyear.Mall : The most important site hungry people like Jesus did. Then I can Second class postage paid at Man­ rates ore available on request. He found the pain so bad he couldn’t touch Ginger Rogers is in New York rehearsing chester, Conn. ' POSTMASTER; for diamonds in the Uni­ finally call myself a star." anything with his right hand, but he the Gershwin medley in which she wUl Send address changes to the Mon- To ploce a classified nr display., ted States is Murfrees- Chester Herald, P.O. Box » l , philosophized, "Some people are beset with perform at the Tony Awards Junes... Bonnie advertisement, or to reporta news ! boro in Pike County, Ark., Manchester, Conn. 06040. Picture Idea, coll Piano finger tennis elbow, others by runner's knee — I Franklin also will be doing Gershwin songs at ^ 2 7 1 1 . Office hours ore 8:30 a.m. : where the gems were first mi le To subscribe, dr to report a to f p.m. Mondov through Friday. ‘ recovered shortly after guess I just got a case of piano finger.” the Tonys ... delivery problem, call 647-9946. Roger Williams recently suffered an the turn of the century. Tum a S«t. 10-6 Marge Champion is rehearsing under the Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herald Is a . 283 wiksT MIDDLE TURNPIKE p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 The largest diamond OF COURSE' Wad 10-S occupational injury. direction of Ron Field for the new Radio City subscriber to United Press Interno- Across From The Parkade Beat the rap to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery tlonol news services and Is a . found in North America Thups« fri 10*9 free Decorating He was performing aboard the SS Norway, should be mode bv $ p.m. Monday MANCHESTER PARKADE Sun US Music Hall show “ 5-9-7-8... Dance,” opening member of the Audit Bureau of ; was the Murfreesboro site MANCHESTER 646-0040 a cruise ship, and turbulent waters sent the through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. Claiad Mon Service! Carrie Fisher, who starred on Broadway in June 15.... Saturday. : — a crystal weighing 40.23 ; carats. — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, May 25, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 25. 1983 - 5 O ’NeUI alternative approved Connecticut v : V.S./World Waist-deep floodwaters in Mississippi In Brief By Margaret AAellot A $500,000 movie set in St. Francis- In Mississippi, where 10,000 people paddling around in boats to check on House backs closing plan United Press International ville. La., was under 5 feet of water. All were evacuated, Jackson suffered the In Brief their homes. I 350 gates of the Bonnet Carre Spillway second-worst flood in its history along The swollen Pearl River surged were open for only the seventh time the muddy Pearl. Some 6,000 flood "W e do have some warnings out with By Mark A. Dupuis Under O’Neill's plan workers who "T h is bill has been dulSbed the Judicial evaluation due victims in the capital city continued the snake situation." said Wade UP I Capitol Reporter lose their jobs because of closings, hostage bill," said Rep. Eugene toward a crest more than 11 feet above since 1931 to release water from the swollen Mississippi River. their four-day wait to return home. Spruill, director of the state Board of NEW HAVEN — Connecticut will be among six relocations or major layoffs would be Migliaro, R-Wolcott, referring to the Paris march Is violent flood level today and authorities warned Jackson, Miss., residents to The river crested at 39.2 feet Tuesday Health Emergency Medical Services. states attempting to “ lay the groundwork” for HARTFORD — The House approved provided with assistance and incen­ "industrial hostage" legislation label Widespread flooding followed an PA® IS — A student march against proposed take precautions against the flood’s onslaught of tornadoes and more than a night — more than 11 feet above flood evaluating the performances of judges, Chief Gov. William O’Neill’s alternative plan tives would be provided to help the put on the bill by business groups. Spruill also warned people with cuts education refo ld s turned violent with dozens of dangerous side-effects — snakes and foot of rain across the Gulf Coast last stage. The National Weather Service Justice John A. Speziale says. Connecticut will to the so-called plant closing legislation communities affected by such action. "It is a hostage bill, the workers are or open wounds who come in contact people injured in a clash between stone-throwing disease. participate with Louisiana, New Mexico, Oregon, after rejecting three others that would It also would require companies with held hostage, not the companies,” said week. Tornadoes and floods have killed said the river would crest at 39.5 feet with flood water to contact their y o u ^ and iMlice. The march occurred as In southeastern Texas, flooding 26 people in- the South since Thursday today and remain near crest levels for Utah and Vermont in the special judical have required companies to give prior 100 or more workers to provide health Migliaro, one of nine Republicans who doctors about getting tetanus shots. Parliament debated reforms that would make it along the San Jacinto River and its with 10 deaths in Texas and six hi several days. performance evaluation project, Speziale said notice before closing or moving out of and medical benefits to workers for up joined an unsuccessful 84-64 vote to add tributaries started to recede Tuesday Mississippi. Tuesday. It is sponsored by the National Center state. to 90 days after a plant was closed or a 186-day notification requirement to there *** university but harder to stay The rising water that flooded streets He said the flooding has caused many for State Courts with a grant from the Florence V The chamber Tuesday voted 134-15 to moved out of state. the bill. Ar* but some of the 7,000 people who fled the Tornadoes and floods since Thursday and homes brought water moccasins sewers to back up and forced lines to water may have to wait a week to left 26 people dead in Texas, Louisiana, Burden Foundation of New York. approve legislation to enact O’Neill’s It took the House two hours to debate Rep. William Kiner, D-Enfield, co- and other dangers to people wading break in a couple of sewers, increasing return to their homes. Mississippi and Tennessee. nine-point "job protection" program the attempts to add a notice require­ chairman of the L al^ r and Public IRA steps up calnpaign through the waist-deep water or the bacteria count of the water. after rejecting three amendments that ment to the so-called plant closings bill, Employees Committee, introduced the Bill gets final approval BELFAST, Northern Ireland — The Irish would have required varying degrees one of this year’s most hotly debated first attempt to add a notice require­ Republican Army stepped up a terror campaign HARTFORD — The Connecticut Senate gave of notice with varying sanctions for measures and a topic of legislative ment with a total 50 lawmakers — a ap^ren tly aimed at disrupting the British final approval and sent to the governor a bill to non-compliance. debate on and off since 1978. third of the House — listed as sponsors. For Your Memorlel Dey Needs Mey 31st elections with a car bombing at a police station Brooklyn Bridge reward informers on vendor fraud in the nursing The approved bill, which would Proponents of advance notification The proposal would have required that injured 15 people, including a child. Police home industry. The so-called bounty hunter require no advance notice by compan­ argued it would give workers the 180 days notice of relocations to the UPI photo ies planning to close, move out of state chance to prepare for the loss of their said It was a miracle no one was killed by the provision of the bill would require the Depart­ state and 90 days notice to workers but 700-pound bomb. gala concludes ment of Income Maintenance to set up regula­ or lay off large numbers of employees, jobs and rejected arguments the bill would not have required notice of REP. WILLIAM KINER, was sent to the Senate for tions to provide "financial incentives” to people was anti-business and would deter miijor layoffs or plans to close .. argues for amendment who report vendor fraud in the Medicaid consideration. efforts to lure new firms to the state. altogether. A Mrs. Howard Hughes? program. with fireworks B E VE R LY HILLS, Calif. — Introduced as Mrs. By Marie C. Colvin i/V"Your Complete o oGarden d Center" t a GARDENS n d Elderly may get pets Howard Hughes, actress Terry Moore announced United Press International Northeast Utilities filing 2?.?. '*'*!* ®"®ugh money from the late billionaire s heirs to allow her to live the rest of HARTFORD — A plan to set up demonstration NEW YO RK — Two million cheering New Yorkers projects to determine if pets and housing for the her life "comfortably on the interest.” Miss Memorial Day ColorsI Reg 2 49 Moore said the amount of the settlement was ‘ ‘not celebrated the 100th birthday of a “ local hero” — the elderly projects go together won final legislative for ‘surprise’ rate hike Brooklyn Bridge — with parties, a parade and Red. White, Pink approval and was sent to Gov. William O'Neill for Home sweet more than eight figures.” fireworks that brightened the landmark with shades consideration. The measure, allowing pets to live of green, blue and red. on a trial basis with residents of housing for the HARTFORD (UPI) — May, 1986. ing power. Hitm an faces life in Jail More than 1.5 million people jammed into lower elderly projects, cleared the House Tuesday on a Northeast Utilities will The Legislature ap­ The bill requires utili­ Manhattan for the fireworks finale that capped a 75-67 vote. file for a new rate in­ proved a bill this year to ties to prove they would NEW YORK — Convicted hitman Donald Nash daylong celebration Tuesday. About 650,000 people Geranium Starters (All Colors) 7 9 0 4 for ^2.99 crease in about three allow the state Depart­ suffer financial trouble H onda. faces life imprisonment in the April 1982 murders were across the East River on the Brooklyn side. of a federal witness and three CBS technicians Bond $75,000 In abduction' weeks to meet projected ment of Public Utility without construction work The new I'iBS Honda Accord Front-wheel drive, ventilated Thousands more cheered from pleasure boats, operating and mainte­ Control to give utilities in progress charges. Also, Hatchback is so nice to get into, you front disc brakes, 4-wheel indepen­ who tried to save her on a rooftop parking pier. rooftoops and office buildings overlooking the bridge. BRIDGEPORT — The Bridgeport woman nance expenses for 1984, may not want to get out. dent suspension and a 5-spced Jurors say records of a call to a victim’s unlisted President Reagan sent a message saying the bridge Memorial Day Cemetery Baskets permission to pass on they would be required to accused of abducting a 3-year-old boy from a its chairman and chief manual trausmission are standard en­ phone number helped persuade them to find Nash “ is splendid and one of the greatest landmarks of our Rustic Pots, Potted Chrysanthemums, construction work in pro­ phase the construction The interior is so ctimfortable. guilty Tuesday. shopping mall last weekend was held on $75000 executive officer«says. nation." His note was read by Mayor Ed Koch at the Gloxinias, Calls Lilies, Azaleas, gress charges to their costs into the rate base the ride so smooth and quiet, some­ gineering features. bond on charges of second-degree kidnapping and William B. Ellis told NU rOdedication ceremony in the bridge’s shadow. African. Violets. Tuberous Begoplas customers before gener­ before and after the plant times it feels like you could drive And this year, a new 4-spced au­ risk of injury to a minor. Abigail Roque, 39, shareholders Tuesday The centennial gave a new meaning to the old saw Cut Flowers — Arrangements ating plants begin produc­ begins operating. forever. Especially when you can tomatic transmission is also available Bill eyes toxic waste answered the charges in Bridgeport Superior about the utility’s ThoutandM of Follagg S Houseptonfs take advantage of the Accord’s wdl- with variable-assist power steering. about selling the Brooklyn Bridge. Street vendors Court Tuesday for the alleged kidnapping of plan.The utility received WASHINGTON — Two House members are hawked T-shirts, posters buttons, Brooklyn Dodgers’ known fuel efficiencyf So come see the new Accord Roberto Delmoral, police said. a $101 million rate in­ proposing legislation designed to reduce the toxic caps, bridge cookies and silver party hats crowned Colorful Hanging Fushlas, Lantanas crease in December. Hondas have traditionally main­ Hatchback at Manchester waste generated in the United States by taxing with a pop-up replica of the span. I Love Shopping It Honda and make yourself at Verbena, Geraniums, Petunias, Etc "It is still a surprise and HURRY! tained one of the highest res^ values corporations for the quantities of hazardous “ To me, the Brooklyn Bridge is our local hero — it’s Fazzano quits union Job home. Woodland Gardm an unpleasant one when BUZ7 in the industry. All die more reason to chemicals they dump into landfills. Reps. Brooklyn’s astronaut, baseball team and movie star HARTFORD — Joseph E. Fazzano, a promi­ Northeast Utilities an­ ------f------get into a Honda. n o Claudine Schneider, R-R.I., and Ron Wyden, all rolled into one," said Nina Liebman at one of the nent Hartford attorney who faces misdemeanor nounces six months after D-Ore., unveiled a bill Tuesday that drew nant Thom Onco A Soo The Difference \Vb make it simple. many rooftop parties. charges in the hit and run death of a 10-year-old a rate increase it is filing immediate support from three national environ­ The crowds jamming both sides of the East River lEGETABLE mental groups, as well as qualified praise from m girl, has resigned as legal counsel to the city another application for shouted with delight as 10,000 rockets were fired from AND \_] police union after more than 20 years. Fazzano increase," said Barry ADD the main chemical industry trade association. the bridge and barges beneath it in an ear-shattering said Tuesday his decision — .hailed as a victory Zitser, the state consumer conclusion to a festive day. for the city’s Hispanic community — was based counsel. TM I records falsified? In one effect, fireworks cascaded from along the eOHiG PLANTS on "community sentiment recently expressed to' "Northeast Utilities has d a s h length of the south side of the granite and steel * . ® the Hartford City Council.” given some indication WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Nuclear Regula­ landmark in a shower of white flame. 1 49 TREES that they will be'asking tory Commission and the Justice Department are "It’s like a ripple of diamonds falling off the IMTE Companies challenge DEP ratepayers to support con­ of sunshine to examining evidence cooling system records at bridge," an excited Mayor Edward Koch said. struction of Millstone III the Three Mile Island nuclear plant were falsified The fireworks display, accompanied by a musical DOGWOOD in this rate case. If that your wardrobe of 5 to 8 Foot tall HARTFORD — Four Connecticut metal separates — before the 1979 accident at the facility. In a report program, ended with the “ Stars and Stripes” march processing companies have accused the state occurs, we might be talk­ Tuesday, NRC official Timothy Martin said and was followed by a chorus of "Happy Birthday ” by loo Us for All your gardoning plant*, tools, tortlllzar, Department of Environmental Protection of ing about a very sizeable Eye-catching evidence and testimony he has gathered “ tend to the All-City Chorus. » exceeding its authority by ordering the Archer amount of money,” he support" allegations plant management falsified The fireworks followed a sound and light show •ndscaping n**ds, pota, baakato, aaad*, Insacticidaa, Landfill Corp. in Shelton closed April 30. In their said, in the range of labric and colon. certain calculations concerning a leaking valve to detailing the history of the 1.1-mile bridge, a “ hundreds of millions of ■S."*! ■»'«='■*• rq g - ■>“»"■ 16. W..'nKih WnuMMctiajs mdrwU' ■» * dead, police said. A police spokesman said the 19th"entury costumes — paraded across the bridge Party with trying to sabotage a national telethon $3.54 billion plant is ex­ Kmm«t S3, \emtin, Coan. vessel, a shuttle service between Aswan in uniting New York City’s boroughs of Brooklyn and pected to be completed in Too*.. Wo4„ 1M:M. Tlion.. DrI. lOf; lot. 4'SO.S'IbI Manhattan. this weekend to raise money for the Democratic OgpMitoQinMUflfwBloiol 44»-fOI4 southern Egypt and Wadi Haifa in northern Party. Fitzgerald Tuesday wrote GOP State Sudan, was carrying 599 passengers, mostly The parade began the daylong extravaganza for the Chairman Thomas D’Amore asking state Repub­ Sudanese, and 28 crewmen when it caught fire bridge, whose steel sinews have vibrated for a century licans to disavow themselves with a call from the before dawn. ' with the thunderous tramping of millions and served national GOP chairman to phone the Democratic as a symbol of Am erica’s industrial strength and telethon and voice support for President Reagan. Crestfield Convalescent Home technological vision.

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Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor Alex Qlrelll, City Editor Shared driveway debated OPINION £ > legal responsibility for However, the commission letter to the selectmen for BOLTON — The Plan­ Area towns ning Commission will upkeep of the driveway, decided to forward the their input. seek advice from the town Andover attorney before acting on , rNSPECTEDU.S. . a proposal to put a com­ (AND PASSED BY \ Jack Coventry mon driveway in a subdi- (DEPARTMENT OFll Bolton / I aqricuitdre '" Anderson V ision on South Road and Ell. sai Democrats forgetting Bailey’s rule Route 6, com mission Washington (Chairman Robert Gorton A school or a hospital? said Tuesday. MAY 7 Democratic senators who fa­ of Putnam, is receptive to tax ’rhe legislature cannot have it Msrry-Qo-Round The selectmen met 23-2SI vor an income tax for Connecti­ reform. , both ways on the revenue issue, Monday night to discuss a X )K 0 U T SPECIALS cut say Gov. Bill O’Neill s And if one income-tax bill he said. the town’s legal responsi­ incessant threats to veto such a Capital Comments weren’t enough, a l^ g comes Referring to another Bailey Oak Hill still in question bilities regarding the ( L£AN 10 LB. LOTS bill have fed their determina­ another under the ispohsorship maxim, Bergin said that when a driveway proposed for L£AN 10 IB. LOTS' three lots on a recently tion to be just as hard-nosed. of two House members — tough decision must be made, GROUND Bob Conrad Bv Sarah E. Hall of the hearing on the proposed affect on roads, and cited the approved 13-lot subdivi­ H Am URG$«49 4 “ His back is up, my back is Representatives Bill Cibes of it’s best to bite the bullet BEEF Herald Correspondent facility, about 80 residents filled opinions of several professionals in sion, Adminstrator Karen up,” one of them was quoted as New London and Walter Brooks R e a g a n ’s P A T T IE S X kblb. Syndicated Columnint promptly, take the heat and the . ’Town Hall Board Room, the fields of education and health R. Levine said Tuesday. telling colleagues at a closed- of New Haven. It’s possible they move on. COVENTRY — After three *L29 rounds, the public hearing on the spilling out into the hallway. care that the facility would not The selectmen have jdoor caucus. That is the atti­ were inspired or at least qualify as a school. G re e k proposed Oak Hill Farms Many raised questions about the previously voiced opposi­ HOT A SWEET KIELBASA X tude, even though the income spurred on by the tongue OBVIOUSLY the legislature validity of Therien’s proposal: Educational-Therapeutic Com­ tion to establishing any RNMSSBNEUKS tax crowd knows O’Neill’s veto lashing they received from ITALIAN SAUSAGE PATTIES cannot satisfy all of its die- munity at 1247 North River Road is whether the facility could meet Y E T THE Oak Hill Farms more common driveways would probably stand. of the legislature in Hartford. organizers at the hearing, repres­ more than 15 for an income tax, O’Neill during a shouting match hards on the thorny revenue finally over. licensing requirements, as a because of the problems fl0LB.$« CQ pn 3LB. $4 The Senate will have first p ro b le m ented by attorney David Rappe, It has been a-case of here a which is another way of saying recently in his office — a matter. And with the almost But the controversy isn’t. school or a hospital; whether the the town has had with [BOXES 11. BOXES l a 0 9 li. repeated their claim that the dmS crack at this year’s incredible a plan, there a plan, everywhere a there are probably that many ‘discussion’ ’ that became so daily drumbeat of assurances “ This is a real beaut of a case — students (or the patients, depend­ them in the past. ing on point of view) would be proposed facility is a school, 1 SHORT CUT 1WHOLE COMMERaAL BEEF la carte offering of revenue plan plan — with precious little opposing the governor’s pack­ loud it had staffers in outer he will veto an income tax, we’ll discuss it at length. 1 know, ” The selectmen recom­ packages — an income tax bill cohesion within a party s o . age. There are said to be seven offices cringing. said Planning and Zoning Commis­ adequately supervised; whether because its primary activity will mended that the Planning SHOULDER CLODS O’Neill adds to the pressure. WASHINGTON - Greek Prime the staff was qualified; whether be learning, and that students will and one incorporating much of blessed with majority status. firmly against an income tax. What Democrats seem to be sion Chairman Harold Hodge Commission, which has TENDERLOINS But the more the Democrats Minister Andreas Papandreou has the traffic generated by the facility pose no danger to neighbors. L0((D0N BROIL O’Neill’s recommendations. For reasons that defy expla­ Some, like Senators Regina forgetting in all this polarizing have talked in this session the Tuesday. “ It certainly won’t be final say in the disposition OR STEAKS become a baffling source of easy,” he said, to decide whether would overtax roads, whether the Hodge called the facility organ­ of the subdivision aside $ 0 7 9 But there is enough strong nation, the Republicans have Smith of North Branford, How­ of positions is that politics is more rigid their individual discomfiture and dismay to the or not to issue the zoning-permit facility would expand. izers “ well-qualified,” and said, from the courts, seek JO -12 LBS. S m LB J feeling on the issue to go around. been itching to get into the ard Owens of Bridgeport and supposed to be the art of positions have become. Reagan administration. applicant, Robert Therien, the Residents for Responsible Zon­ “ a lot of these (anti-Oak Hill legal counsel from Town House advocates of the income debate when they ought to sit Wayne Baker of Danbury, want compromise. They have made it ing, an anti-facility faction headed Murphy is one of the excep­ He has a perturbing habit of go-ahead for the facility. Farms) people like to oversimplify Attorney Vincent L. Di­ tax share the attitude of angry back and let the Democrats to see more cuts in spending. difficult by taking inflexible by Jeremiah O’Connor and James things.” tions, his colleagues say. The denouncing the United States in ana, Ms. Levine said. senators. It is why two tax bills fumble their way into a horrend­ The Democratic leadership — positions — legislators and president pro tern is ready to TH E RIE N NEEDS a special Lacock III, had a lawyer on hand “ Everybody says it’s okay if it’s full blown rhetorical outrage. Yet permit, under section 2.1.5 of the were reported out of the Fi­ ous record to take into the next Majority Leader Dick Schneller O’Neill alike. , accept an income tax, but he is and presented the commission in somebody else’s backyard,” Developer Eugene he served in the U.S. Navy during zoning code, for an educational with a report documenting their noted zoning agent Ernest WAYBEST nance Committee in the first election campaign. , of Essex and President Fro Tern Waterbury’s Mayor Ed Ber- also a realist in politics. He, and Sammartino applied for BONELESS World War II, went on to teach at institution in a residential area. Wheeler. place, and why the debate has The Republicans, of course, Gerry Murphy of Franklin — gin had a comment worth opposition, inciuding “ expert tes­ the subdivision about a CHICKEN mpybe even Schneller, may Harvard and other U.S. universi­ But neighbors of the proposed timony” to rebut that already O’Connor seemed to concur. SIRLOIN HIPS rambled on for so long. are very vocal about their supports tax reform. So does repeating when he visited the month and a half ago. The bend. ties, became an American citizen center for adolescent alcoholics presented by Oak Hill Farms “ Everyone in this room would bein BREASTS opposition to an income tax, Senator Joe Harper of New State Capitol recently. And it commission approved 13 10-14 LBS. Clearly the time is at hand for and married an American. His are claiming it isn’t a school at all. organizers. favor of the facility, if they put it of the requested 16 lots, PO LITIC A LLY, the tax has­ hoping the people back home Britain, the Labor Committee harked back to the late State bending and compromise. It is but a hospital — a use prohibited i i ^ S I l O p a children are U.S. citizens. In particular, the report critic­ where it belonged — in an isolated but balked, on the last jOTS a IB. sle has been an embarrassment are listening. The GOP believes chairman. Ditto for Senator Chairman John M. Bailey’s rule under section 2.1.13 of the zoning also time for a little judicious Administration officials don’t ized a traffic study donebyJohnF. area, or a built-up area with more three because the devel­ to the Democrats and made the public, especially in Fair- Steve Casey of Bristol, author in politics that you always leave code. May for Therien that indicated the police protection,” he said after tyranny on Capitol Hill in know whether to believe his words oper was proposing that them appear disorganized even field County, feels that way. last year of an income tax bill. a little room for negotiation. At Monday night’s continuation facility would have no adverse the hearing. IWHOLE WAYBES1 bringing that about. (Syndi­ or trust his background. Why do they share a driveway. PER LB. though they control the gover­ THE COUNT among Senate The newest member of the There can only be one budget At the commission’s cated by The Herald of New they care particularly? Because a CHICKENS nor’s office and both chambers Democrats is believed to be no circle. Senator Kevin Johnston and one tax plan, said Bergin. meeting last week, Sam­ Britain.) new round of negotiations got martino proposed a con­ M il f iO C p n BOOKER underway this week on renewal of Foes of tower Memo was too late tract that would force the leases for U.S. bases in Greece. responsibility for main- BEEF in Manchester tainence of the driveway BOCNEII BOuNCR d FRANKS THE BASES are vital to NATO’s will revise bid COVENTRY — The state Freedom of Informa­ on one of the three prop­ SLICED SLICED 2 defenses in the eastern Mediterra­ tion Commission has found that the Board of Tax erty owners. I OR 5 SALAMI BOLDGNAj CBOW $159 nean. But in last year’s election Review showed a “ lack of responsiveness” The commission had 2 LB. 2LB. 1 COOKI^ LLOTS X campaign, Papandreou’s Socialist for zoning rule following a request by resident Roland Green for asked for a contract that PERU. Easy answers a copy of a memo sent to the town manager last would absolve the town of Party promised to get rid of the $159 $ 1 5 9 ’ “ imperialist” U.S. presence. It August, and now the board must appear before 1 JL PFR LB- AfCRU. BREAKFAST COVENTRY-Citizens filed a court suit against the commission to show why a civil penalty ought was a good, xenophobic campaign BOCNER SLICED Against the Tower, a local the ZBA in Toiland County not be imposed. SAUSAGE aren’t enough tactic that appealed to leftist anti-microwave group, Superior Court. Soon after the memo was written. Green asked UNKS S J2 9 « voters, including the Greek has withdrawn its appli­ “ It looks like the court for a copy, and was told it was not available. Tax NOTICE ; There is a 14-year-old Man- The volunteers call them­ Communists. cation for a zoning regula­ case won’t come up until Review Board members had earlier discussed Probate Court is open for conferences with the jchester boy who spends his selves the Network, and Some intelligence analysts fig­ tion change to prohibit July,” Manley said whether or not the memo, which dealt with the tax 2uxx(U4f “PpaeMMAepd /4nd Quality comes microwave towers in Cov­ Tuesday. judge from 6:30 P.M. to [days in a YMCA somewhere they’ve been honored for ured Papandreou’s shrill attacks assessor’s duties and possible areas of improve­ First at on the United States were simply a entry because there was At zoning commission ment, should be kept confidential — but they 8 P.M. on Thursday jin the state. their efforts. “ some question as to JlSk anchester packing political ploy that would be hearings held in March decided in the end to make it public. nights. Appointments He should be in junior high whether or not it was and April 1982, Manley suggested. Night But Digan says he needs a dropped once he gained power. Green then filed an FOI complaint, and finally company inc.B46-5000 constitutional,” said contended — as he con­ received the memo a few days before the first telephone number: 647- :school. Instead, he passes his different kind of care — long Now they’re not so sure. We accept Planning and Zoning tinues to contend — that commission hearing was held on Dec. 7, 1982. A 3227. 349 WETHERELL ST . :days taking part in a variety term care — and that’s nearly They were startled at his intem­ HOURS: Food Stamps, Commission Chairman microwave radiation en­ second hearing was held on March 8 this year. William E. FitzGerald yiON.-FRI. 7:00 A.m to S p m. MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 of ‘Y ’ recreational activities. (NEXT TO MCC BANDbHELI MaslerCharge, Visa impossible to find today. perate reaction when Assistant Harold Hodge Tuesday. dangers health. But In a ruling dated May 11, the commission found .llidpe of Probate S A T . 7:00 A.m. lo 12 noo '^ This boy is not a juvenile Maybe it’s economics, Di­ Secretary of State Richard Burt Members of the Watch­ Hodge claims “ there’s no that the acting secretary of the Tax Review delinquent. He’s not physi­ gan guesses. People are expressed support for increased dog group had planned to evidence at this time that Board, Rose Fowler, had denied Green’s rights cally or mentally handi­ military aid to Turkey last month submit the application at microwaves are detri­ by not responding to his request in a timely finding it so tough to get by Monday n i^ t ’s zoning mental to people...it’s capped. And he doesn’t have during an official visit there. fashion. these days they can’t con­ Actually Burt said nothing more commission meeting, but merely an opinion.” a drug or alcohol problem. then decided to re-word sider adding to the size of than he had voiced on earlier their request and re­ He does have a problem, their households. occasions in Washington. though. A big problem. The submit it later. “ You can’t Then again, maybe the But Papandreou responded with ask for a blanket formula­ boy needs a family. A caring, family unit is not as secure as a great public show of indignation. tion against microwave Manchester family who will it once was. What with cr He lambasted Burt and withdrew towers, as they planned to IT3LD ytHJ MV FAMILV DICNT LIKE 8QEALERS,,,.” house him for a year. divorce and one-parent Burt’s invitation to visit Athens. do,” said Hodge. “You According to a variety of Among intelligence analysts, have to review each zon­ homes and working parents, ing application on its own circumstances that A^anches- there are now two diametrically people just don’t have the opposed theories about Papandre­ merits.” ter Youth Service Bureau time to undertake such a ou’s actions: Daniel P. Manley, chairman of CAT (and of director Bob Digan doesn’t commitment. One is pessimistic. It views want to go into, the boy’s the town Conservation At the moment, former Open forum/ Readers' views Papandreou as a man trapped by Commission), said the parents cannot care for him. Board of Education chair­ bis own anti-American campaign group is preparing And Digan’s office has been man John Yavis is heading a Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T Q6040 rhetoric — someone who, as one another zoning regulation source put it, has painted himself change request. “ We feel S'* A searching for weeks for a group looking into the forma­ suitable home for him. The into a corner. He promised so long the new one will do the tion of a group home in job,” he added. ing the positive aspects of today’s and so persuasively to get rid of the home will be fully reim­ Manchester. Unfair bill graph in a recent letter to the The change the group youth prompts me to share an editor by Dorothy K. Wilmot, one U.S. bases in Greece that he bursed for its expenses — yet Such a step is months — doesn’t dare renege. That means will request would “ put experience that the Manchester of its members. restrictions on micro- no one has come forward. the renewal of the leases is even years — away, however. To the Editor: Teenage Republicans had about a Yes, “ because the right of all the wave towers in such away This boy isn’t the bureau’s doomed. And in the meantime, Di­ month ago. voters” in Coventry, Connecticut, that if these restrictions ■' >5 only concern. Staff members In the U.S. House of Representa­ gan spends a part of each day tives, bill HR-100 is about to be After establishing ourselves as a United States of America is were in force, it would THE O’THER VIEW is optimis­ are also searching for a home on the telephone, trying to legislated. This same bill, num­ group and choosing our leaders, we protected by the Constitution of the satisfy our demand that scover tic. Those who favor it cite the towers not be detri­ for a 13-year-old youth in a find a suitable home. He says bered S-372, is in the Senate for decided that our first major United States of America Article I Papandreou’s American back­ mental to the commun­ similar situation. His care purposes of legislation. objective would be to find a way to and the State of (Connecticut if no one comes forward soon, ground. This, they argue, suggests ity,” Manley claimed. He how granola bars also will be reimbursed. It concerns all auutomobile- let other teenagers know that we Statute 7-7, we are truly blessed. the boys will likely be sent to a that his anti-American bombast is said the request should be owning parents who have sons and exist, and let them know what We live in a democracy. Let no one Digan says his office is private school — say Becket hogwash and that deep down he ready in tim e for the next daughters under 25 years of age. types of things we do. After take the right to vote from us. zoning commission w®e meant to taste. faced with this kind of case realizes that Greece needs U.S. aid Academy in Haddam — at a The cost of your daughters’ insu­ deciding that a dinner party would Why does wording become com­ meeting. maybe 10 to 20 times a year. more than we need the bases. In cost to taxpayers of about rance will rise dramatically if be the best way to accomplish this, plicated, ambiguous, confusing at CAT was organized last this view, Papandreou’s public Manchester’s Board of Ed­ $16,000 for each boy. these bills are passed, in the range the concern over the possibility of meetings? spring to fight the prop­ (logging of Burt was just part of a ucation spends about $100,000 In the meantime, too, of 10 percent to 25 percent. alcohol-related problems grew. Why are legitimate questions osal of an IT T subsidiary. Not too sweet. Crunchy. Natural. a year to send children in Since this dinner party was often times unanswered? horse trader’s technique for get­ United States Transmis­ there’s a 14-year-old Man­ Our congressmen/congresswo- sion Systems of Secaucus, sponsored by the Teenage Republi­ Why is discussion cut off ting a better money deal on the Nature Valley Granola Bars. such cases to private schools chester boyliving at some man and senators are our elected bases. N.J., to build a 130-foot cans, and our by-laws stipulate abruptly by the call for the or other placements. representatives in government. It microwave reiay tower on YMCA. that no member may be older than question? The pessimists, of course, Private homes, Digan says, is our duty to contact these people, North School Road as part 100% natural Manchester has risen to 19 years old, permitting alcoholic Why are statements made say­ wonder if Papandreou’s American are in critically short supply. by mail, by phone, or in person, of a communications link No aiiditives, no preservatives. Some other granola meet many challenges — last beverages was obviously out of the ing it is too costly to go to connections — well known to Greek between Massachusetts and tell them in no uncertain bars use them. Nature Valley won’t. He has, a stable of volun­ winter’s homeless shelter is terms, to vote NO on these bills. question. There was much appre­ referendum for more than $7 voters — haven't Jorced him to be and Texas. teers — 15 in all — who are one instance. Now it’s time This has to be done soon as this hension over the chance that only a million but not too costly for only determinedly anti-American as The group spearheaded proof of his independence. a drive last spring and willing to take youths for for a Manchester family to legislation is moving rapidly handful of teenagers would turn $ 100,000? out on a Friday night to attend a As one source told my associate summer to overturn a periods of up to two weeks. come forward. through Congress. Why should anyone lose his or “ dry” party. her right to vote for any reason Lucette Lagnado: “ Papandreou is variance which the Zon­ If our daughters have better ing Board of Appeais had I am proud to say that over 75 whatsoever? a captive of his own rhetoric. driving records nationwide than granted USTS earlier, and our sons (statistics prove this), teens ti/rned out and had an I agree with Dorothy K. Wilmot’s Demagoguery has its price. It catches up with you sooner or Berry's Worltd they should NOT be penalized enjoyable evening of dinner and statement “ To destroy the value of later.” because of it. dancing. Most significant of all, we even one vote is most un- Get word to these representa­ had no problems with the “ no Democratic.” Are “the voting One thing both schools of thought tives today. alcohol” rule. rights of all at stake?” The right to agree on: Papandreou has U.S. F ire C a lls I am certainly not saying that vote “ is of great concern” to policy makers confused. With James C. Joy there are not teens who drink, la m everyone. To deny any citizen the Casca in Shakespeare’s “ Julius 63 Eldridge St. saying that the teens who do drink right to vote is to “ destroy” Caesar,” they admit it’s “ Greek to Tolland County me.” are the exception rather than the America. Tuesday, 4:56 p.m. — rule. The vast majority of teenag­ Ambulance call, 68 Pros­ ers do not need alcohol to have a Jeanne H. Heckler POLITICAL POTPOURRI: Is pect St., Coventry. (South ‘Dry’ but fun good time. Coventry Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., hav­ Coventry) I hEibTE TTTTT ing a name-recognition problem? Tuesday, 6; 52 p.m. — Christopher Nicholson A reporter trying to call his Brush fire, 39 No r^ Ayers TO UTKITR Wf *>h 'eirtiliuttf fOu I'/ 'tv fote h ui If hiitdliif piuvuled lhat lou anj campaign headqqarters in Wa­ Raod, Coventry. (South To the Editor: Vice Chairman, on your next purchase ol any flavor ol l*v roovutno* hiw complird »nlh Ihd tfitiH oT 0n» tOcDO" Manchester Teenage Republicans Letters policy shington, D.C., had to spell Cran­ Coventry) oOri lhi% coupon n (nod nnty when ipdeemed bt i«u (tom Tuesday, 10:05 p.m. — sii— “ '*2 I cotmimet at tune ol puxhauni specified bianj the With Memorial Day almost here, The Manchester Herald ston’s name twice to the directory-' jjWATPRB'WAUJCY) consurnet musl p*)i any ukts tai insnWed This loupoa assistance operator. 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This time, been rescheduled Saturday morn­ The Eagles, after Steed retired 2-0-14), Gregor rf 24>-0-0, Duff c 1-0-0-0, The bodies of each were dumped on or near Orange FuM^Amomaticmy nuiumaiic uveiOven however, the Rams’ John Steed ing at 10:30 in New Britain at Slade Agusto c 1-1-0-0. Totals 34-4-7-3. SAVE nine in a row, threatened some Manchester (1>— Solmonson rf 3-1-1- Teenager injured County freeways. I halted the normally hot-hitting Junior High. An Eagle win will $30 Eoty late-inning lightning in the seventh 0, McKenna cf 34M-1, Turner cf 1-0-0-0, ^339 ygg CImm but the rally fizzled with only one Chetelot If 3-04M), Dupee 2b O-O-O-O, UPI photo Brophv dh 3-0-0-0, Kearns 3b 3-0-0-0, when her car flips Ovni $369 run scoring. Dougan ss 3-04I-0, Tracey 2b 2-0-04), East winds up regular season Fronkovltch p 1-0-0-0, Repass p O-O-O-O, RED SDX’ DWIGHT EVANS SWIPES SECDND A 17-year old Tolland girl was hospitalized Tuesday Photography Classes play Thursday night against cros­ Woble 1b 3-0-0-0, McCarthy c 2-0-04), . . .as Chicago's Tony Bernazard goes flying ’ afternoon from injuries she suffered when her car Mullen c 1-0-0-0. Totals 28-1-2-1. stown Manchester High at Mor- Windham 000 200 002 4 flipped on Pleasant Valley Road and rolled over. for Beginners iarty Field at 7:30. Manchester 100 000 000 1 Kimberly A. Bryant, of Tolland, was listed in Learn to use your 35mm camera Rockville (6) — Beaulieu cl 4-Z-Z-O, satisfactoor condition this morning at Manchester 1A.0 CU. FT. UPRIGHT Jeamel It S4I-I-0, Kirby lb s-l-l-o,Moorec Memorial Hospital, a spokesman said. She suffered including film, filters and flash 18.0 CU. n . 100% s-l-z-z, Johnion rl l-t-l-1, Verdon as 4-0-0-0, FREEZER WITH Staakibal 4-0^1, Sleed p lMMI-0, Roma- Tech whitewashed White Sox blast multiple trauma, he said. Classes - Tues, May 31 FROST PROOF 3-DOOR "NO tFINGERPRINT" nowaki dh 4-e-l-o, Fraleigh Z-lH)-0, Molln Police said the accident happened when Miss pb l-e-O-s. Tolala *7-«-lz-4. COLCHESTER- Five costly Wed, June 1st REFRKSERATOR-FREEZER TEXTURED DOOR Bryant, while driving north on the road, suddenlv East Catholic (3) — Masse rl 4-1-04). .errors spoiled a superb pitching Call fo r sign-up info. WlsBlcsU d 4-0-I-I-, Rleas ss ZOO-I, Bonit turned right. The car hit the curb and flipped over and SAVE I r ? lb 4-I-1-0, Klrop 041-00. Me Auley pO-O-O-0, performance by Cheney Tech’s way past Red Sox SAVE rolled into a farm patfh, they said. $50 Mador db 44l-14>, McCoy II S-O-l-0, Darby Bill Fuller and helped Bacon Nassijff $599 $30 tb 4-041-0. Roy 3b 4-1-0-0, Byam pr O-O-O-O, Academy cruise to a 9-0 triumph In said she swerved $449 c 3-0-I-0, Fesbier pb I-04H). Totals CHICAGO (UPI) - The Chicago Luzinski and Tom Paciorek. over the Beavers Tuesday in ^".“ P ^m in g car that was in her lane. Police Camera Shop White Sox know what to do when slammed against the left field Key: A l bals-ivns-biis-RBIs. Colchester. cited her with traveling unreasonably fast, thej*said. ___ M 3 -7 3 6 9 there’s a strong breeze blowing out upper deck roof and gave Chicago Rockville 300 101 100 4 Fuller pitched nearly five in­ Davis honors East Catholic 100 100 100 3 of Comiskey Park — give the ball a a 5-2 lead. nings and did not allow an earned ride. A run. but the Bobcats got three ■’The wind (blowing out at 17 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — MHS nine succumbs Ron Kittle and Jerry Hairston mph) took it out.” said Kiltie, a Bette Davis, winneroftwo CALOIK unearned runs in the third and six led the way Tuesday night, each CUSTOM DISHWASHER Windham’s Mike Elliot blew in the fifth to spoil Fuller’s fun. 25-year-old rookie. I usually don't Academy Awards, will UNDERCDUNTER MSHWASMER cracking a three-run home run that hit them that high. I knew it was WITH NEW LOW EHERGT past the best hitters Manchester John Shea went the distance for will be honored at the Wnii 3-PUSH-MinDN CTUE contributed to a five home run gone, but I was just hoping it would Women In Film's seventh ^50,000 WASH CTCLE had to offer Tuesday with a Bacon, 9-8, and allowed only five SEUCTION attack that carried the White Sox stay fair.” brilliant two-hit performance, hits. Shea also provided the annual Crystal Awards C A L O m C ' to a 12-4 rout of the Boston Red Sox. Hairston’s .second homer of the h I eight-strikeout performance that Bobcats with most of their offen­ Luncheon June 3. c o N S B c n c u r Kittle and Hairston each hit their season followed a walk to Lorenzo led the Whippets to a 4-1 victory at sive punch, belting out three hits $429 - i r - three-run shots during an eight-run Gray and a single by Jerry The long-time movie Kelley Field. and collecting four RBIs. Y IS? $269 first inning against Doug Bird, 1-2. Dybzinski. queen will be presented ______” . -~4 Elliot allowed only two walks — Cheney, which got two hits from who saw his earned run average the award along with (ERBY both in the first inning — and two Paul Pelletier, is now 5-13 overall Luzinski made it 9-3 with his fifth jump to 10.13, an increase of 3.38 similar honors for hits in pitching the complete game. and 4-13 in the COC. The Beavers homer in his last five games in the actress-author Ruth Gor­ points. He allowed 11 runs and nine third inning. SEB THE BEST IN THE NATION! From the second to the eighth, will be at home for their final game hits in 2 2-3 innings. don and pioneer film Elliot retired 22 consecutive bat­ "I feel I have my stroke,” said today against East Hampton. Kittle’s eighth homer, which editor Margaret Booth. ters. Greg Solmonson’s base hit Chtnay Tach (0)— Sullivan 3b24MFa, Luzinski. 'T m more relaxed. I ’m w ----- followed RBI singles by Greg Actress Carmen Zapata ROUND 3 ROUND 4 broke the string. Pelletier c 3-0-24), Nowak cf 34>-04>, seeing the ball a lot better. HOUSI Carbonell tb 3-0-1-0, Gonzalez dh will received Women in WEDNESDAY- MONDAY CARRIER S,000 IT U Mike McKenna had the only 1-04)-0, Warren p 0-041-0, Poullof ph Film's Norma Zarky Hu­ *«S»n2HlER*^ UCHTWEIGIIT ROOM AIR O-E 4,000 ITU CARRY-COOL 7.5 other hit for Manchester and drove 1-04)-0, Elliott If 3-0-04), PIres ss34)-14>, manitarian Award. AAAY 25 — 1:00 PM AAAY 30 — 1:00 PM Belev 2b 34M-0, Fuller p 14)4)-0, Foran Twilight League starts 54th year CONDITIONER AMP AIR CONDITIONER in the Indians’ only run. Elliott and rf l-O-O-O. Tofofs 24-0-5-0. The Crystal Awards Eric'Bennett had two hits each for Bacon Academy (f)— Pekoske ss FINALS SAVE were established in 1977 to SAVE Windham (15-2). 3-2-0-0, Willson 2b 4-2-04), O'Meara It honor outstanding indi­ SUNDAY *219 $3S The Indians jumped out to a 1-0 3-14)-l, Shea p 4-)-3-4, VerrIII c 34)-l-1, I; I $259 $ 3 0 Herald photo by Pinto Sawchuk cf 3-0-1-0, Atkins 3b 2-1-14), viduals for their profes­ JU N E S — 1:00 PM $199 lead in the first inning, and pitcher Elsman dh 3-0-0-0, Tagoart ph 0-1-04), sional achievements and Dave Dougan kept the lid on the TamburrI rf 14)-04), St. Plereph l-l-l-O, Moriarty’s opens ROCKVILLE'S NADER SHAKIBAI BACK Long tb 04J-0-0. Totals 27-9-7-1. for their contributions . . .to first before Doug Bond applies tag talented Windham team until the Cheney Tech 000 000 0 0 fourth. The Whippets then man- which have improved and 1 3 " 1 0 0 % Bacon Academy 003 060 x 9 increased the participa­ I' I SOLID ■MIC campaign with win tion of women in the CONN. TURNPIKE (RTE 52) TO EXIT 87, PLAINFIELD S T A H CNIF SONY entertainment business. In Conn 1 (8001932 1169. Direct Plainlield lino: 564-2I48. Oul o’ Stale 1 (800)2^114 COLOR TV TRNIITRON Mike Johnson hit two 380-foot WITH 19" Mitta then singled in the second COLOR home runs over the Moriarty Field run to put Moriarty ahead for good, AUTOMATIC m I c r o w TV Blue Jays serious threat fence and drove in six runs to lead and Johnson's bla.st over the left SAVE FINE Moriarty Brothers to an 8-3 victory SAVE SAVE field fence put the icing on the TUNING By Fred AAcAAane over the Imagineers in the opening k$30 $40 Yet it's that intangible quality Texas at Kansas City was rained and scored twice and Pat Putnam cake. $219 $30 ‘ " § 6 9 UPI Sports Writer game Tuesday of the Greater $439 known as confidence that sets this out after five innings with the score homered for the Mariners. The Imagineers scored two year’s Blue Jays’ squad apart tied at 2-2. A ’s 8, Brewers 7 Hartford Twilight baseball meaningless runs in the fifth. Mike Please don’t laugh, but^ the league’s 54th season. from its predecessors. Twins 6, Orioles 1 At Oakland, Bill Almon stole Morris doubled, Chuck Knight Toronto Blue Jays have the'^ dis­ The Blue Jays believe they can At Baltimore, John Castino and home with one out in the bottom of Dave Bidwell gave up six hits, singled Morris home and Mike tinct look of a team that must be struck out nine and did not issue a 2 n e w win any game now when they take Tom Brunansky hit solo homers to the eighth inning to snap a 7-7 tie Cook drove in Morris to eomple- taken seriously in the American base on balls in picking up the the field whereas before they lead the Twins to victory and hand and give the A ’s their second tethe Imagineers' scoring. League East this season. victory. One of the hits was a expected to lose most of the time. the Orioles their fifth loss in a row. straight victory over the Brewers. Once again, Moriarty answered Yes, this year's Blue Jays squad first-inning home run by Mike This was evident Tuesday night Bobby Castillo, 2-3, notched the quickly. Stan Lewis opened the bears the same name as the team Angels 7, Yankees 6 when they rebounded from a 5-0 victory by pitching the Twins’ Klimas which gave the Imagineers sixth with a walk, and two outs that has finished last six times and At Anaheim, Calif., Bobby Grich a 1-0 lead. deficit to defeat the Detroit Tigers. second consecutive complete next-to-last once in its seven years blooped a single off the glove of later Johnson slammed his second 13" SLACK t W M n PORTAtUr $309 7-6, for their fifth straight victory. game. He allowed six hits, walked Moriarty came right back, how­ homer to end the Moriarty scoring. of existence. But don’t be misled. right fielder Oscar Gamble with TV WITH 100% SOLID STATE 35" XL10O COLOR TV CONSOLE After posting three straight shu­ four and struck out six in besting ever. Johnson’s first home run 19" TAILE MODEL COLOR TV This is not the same team at all. two out in the 10th inning to drive ' Joe Tiiozzo gave up five hits, CHASSIS FEATURES SICNALOCK touts, the Blue Jays switched Scott McGregor, 4-3. home pinch runner Rick Adams capped a six-run second that put walked five and struck out 10 in a WITH DEPEHDA8LE Z-1 CHASSIS For one thing, the Blue Jays Moriarty Brothers in command of EUCTRONK TUNING SYSTEM tactics and let their hitters lead the Indians 6, Mariners 4 with the winning run and cap a Geraniums have perhaps the best starting the game. losing cause. Tuozzothrew53ofhis I way to victory this time. At Seattle, Mike Hargrove's two-run rally that gave the Angels 134 pitches in the second inning, 5 pitching staff in the A L East with Elsewhere in the AL. Minnesota two-run single highlighted a four- The inning began with Ray Gliha when Moriarty did most of its Dave Stieb, Jim Clancy, Luis Leal their victory. A dropped fly ball by whipped Baltimore 6-1, Chicago run ninth inning rally that gave the and Tom Brown reaching base on damage. t Q t j a and Jim Gott providing a formida­ right fielder Oscar Gamble with .onoBeoriaeod walloped Boston 12-4, Cleveland Indians their victory. The Indians consecutive errors. Buddy Silva’s ■IB lamdMmmaiJF . ble rotation. The bullpen corps, led two out allowed the Angels to score Moriarty travels to Easter Con­ 2/4/6 NOVI 1 downed Seattle 6-4, Oakland edged rallied against Bill Caudill, 0-3, and bunt turned into a 15-foot single to T w m i by comebacking Randy Moffit, the tying run. Roy Smalley, Oscar load the bases. necticut State in Willimaantic vm o I Milwaukee 8-7 and California helped Neal Heaton, 2-1, gain the Gamble and Graig Nettles ho­ Sunday for a 7:30 game against also is sound. nipped New York 7-6 in 10 innings. Another infield miscue brought =^2 . 5 9 s n a u I victory. Julio Cruz stole four bases mered for New York. new league entry Supervisor Auto. f NEW VTR SYSTEM RECOROS UP home the first Moriarty run. Tony SAVMfiS I VCR SVSTIM f EATURIS TD ■ HOURS VIEWING ON A lAVI I SINGLE CASSETTE $1 1 WITH PICTURE SEARCH Cemetery Baskets aniJ Pots *9,99 1 . 8? ^ 5 5 9 SAVE Hanging Fuschias $50 $499 Celtics’ owner ready to sell franchise BOSTON (UPI) - The lifespan Kevin McHale and Larry Bird. He of a Boston (Celtics owner has b ^ n that it was thought the two sides plans to relocate them. He said the certain as things now standit won’t is regarded as one of the most and Geijeral Manager Red Auerb­ Geraniums and others historically short. Harry Mangu- had made peace three years ago. A Celtics have been told to vacate be Boston Garden, where the competent and efficient owners in ach said he’d wail to decide riifn, who Tuesday became a spokesman for the company which their Boston Garden offices, as Celtics have 14 world champion­ the NBA. The team has had 119 wliether he would stay, Mangurian owns the Bruins, Sam Gifford of their lease expires next month. ship banners hanging from the lame-duck owner, has been in straight sellouts. said he received one call a month charge for four years. Only one Buffalo, N.Y.-based Delaware The situation, he said, is intolera­ rafters. Mangurian, a Fort Lauderdale, from interested buyers since lak- Celtics owner in 37 years lasted North, said he didn’t know of any ble and irreconciliable-. HOT Iff S* Fig., real estate developer and problems with the Celtics. mg over the Celtics from John Y 20% off longer. " I t ’s something I don’t want to ”Our relationship »,,h the Inlilili horse breeder, says he’s selling the Brown prior to the 1980 season. Mangurian's stewardship of the have to cope with anymore. I ’d like Garden is literally falling apart. 85 E. Center St. Boston Celtics because he can’tget "There are always some , The next call will be the first A lfii 647-9997 celebrated NBA team will end not to see if there’s someone out there There are so many problems, it time he says yes. along with the team's landlord, the because of escalating play er salar­ landlord-tenant type problems, but who does,” he says. makes it impossible for us to play owners of ghe Boston Bruins and nothing I ever thought was se­ here next year,” he said. ” (And) I 647-9998 ies, inept management or dwin­ And the Celtics, he feels, will not It s too bad. but life is loo 649-5268 44S M in o m (• . ' " ” ■ MAaCHCSTEt Boston Garden. And he said he rious,” Gifford said. only have a new owner next year don’t want to be the person who dling crowds. Mangurian said the won't change his mind. short. Mangurian said. ” to have Celtics make money and will spend But Mangurian said the Bruins- but also a new home, maybe moves the Celtics out of Boston.” MON., THURS. TILL 9— FRl. TILL 8— TUES., WED., SAT. 5:00 Mangurian’s decision (which he to live with this kind of relationship the millions needed to sign stars Garden have uprooted 700 Celtics Worcester, Mass., Providence, Mangurian said he didn’t think made Friday) was surprising in season ticket holders and made no on a day-to-day Ijasis. Weil, I won’t R.I., or Hartford, Conn. He is he’d have trouble finding a buyer live with it. ” 10 - MANCHKSTKH IIKHAI.I), Wodiiosdiiy. M;iv 25, I9H3 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 25, 1983 - 11 High school roundup t-ln brief- Scoreboard Impressive finale NBA cites rookies James Worthy of the Los Angeles Lakers was Softball Little League Football for MHS softball one of four players named unanimously Tuesday to the National Basketball Association’s 1983 all-rookie team. Also receiving a possible 22 votes from the N B A ’s coaches were Te rry Cummings of TDNIGHT'S GAMES W ILLIMANTIC— Manchester’s for the Indians. Markolt vt. MPlita, 4 — Fltzgtrald International San Diego, Clark Kellogg of Indiana and girls softball team, which has Manchester is now 6-3 overall Bollivtau V I . Ward'i, 4— PaganI Four runs In the fourth Inning lifted USFL standings compiled an incredible 17-1 record ' and 5-3 in the C C IL. The Indins will Dominique Wilkins of Atlanta. Quintin Dailey of V iltm r’i V I. Nolion'i, 4— Nika the Lawyers past Ansaldl’s, 5-3, Tues­ Nall Johnion v i. To n y'i, 7:30— Nika this season, compiled even more be in action Friday, when they host Chicago received 14 votes from the coaches, who day night at Leber Field. Bryan Atlantic Division Sportiman vi. BA J, 4 — Charier Oak Monroe and Ricky Schneider each incredible totals of 16 hits and 14 East Catholic. couldn t vote for a member of their own team. Olbion'a V I. Jlm ’i, 4 — Robarlioh W L T Pet. PF PA tripled and Greg Miodzlnskl and Kevin Philadelphia n 1 0 .917 253 117 walks in demolishing Windham, Results: Dove Lammey (M ) def. Oil Heat V I. Dalmar, 4— Keeney Wilson doubted to pace the 3-2 Lawy­ Apparel vi. Pub, 7:30— Roberlion Boston 7 5 0 .583 264 227 Shocket 64,61 ; J oe Donovan ( M ) def. ers. Steve Bowers and Jeff Nelson had New Jersey 3 9 0 .250 201 290 19-3, on the losers’ home field J. Gibson 24, 7-5, 62; Doug Siwlk (M ) Anderion’i vi. BWT, 7130— Fitzge­ rald the two safeties for 0-6 Ansoldl's. Washington T 11 0 .083 164 313 Tuesday. def. E. Gibson 62, 61; Norotsky (W ) UPI photo Central Division “ Our bats got reloaded again,” del. Randy Oumos 63, 64; Lammey- Purina files Tampa Bay 9 3 0 .750 243 211 Donovon (M ) def. J. Glbson-Morshall National Chicago 8 4 0 .667 295 176 said coach M ary Faignant, whose 63, 62; Eric Johnson-BIII Prlgnano LAKERS’ NORM NIXON normally explosive club put to­ suit against NHL Moriarty Bros, camefrom behind for Michigan 7 5 0 .583 252 233 def. Rochef-Langer 64, 60; Garsls- .. .takes treatment for injury Nike o 12-7 win over Carter Chevrolet at Birmingham 7 5 0 .583 223 164 gether had reached double figures Mlnbek (W ) def. Pete Young-M. Buckley Field. Keith DIYeso hod o Pacific Division only once in their last five games. Zolcmon. Ralston Purina Co. has responded to the Battle of unbeotens sow Reed Con­ grandslam homer among four hits to Los Angeles 6 6 0 .500 197 233 struction blank Flo's Cake Decorating, Oakland 5 7 0 .417 120 217 Manchester jumped on the Wind­ National Hockey League’s rejection of the 3- 0, Tuesday night at Nike Field.pace Bob the Gas Housers. Mo Moriarty. proposed sale of the St. Louis Blues to a Canadian Glen BartkowskI and Ryan Barry also Denver 4 8 0 .333 151 19/ ham pitching for five runs in the Wilson and Dave Rutherford each hod hit well for the winners. Lee Hemen- Arizona 4 8 0 .333 199 '285 first inning and cruised home, Tech natters win group by filing a $60 million lawsuit against the Ciireton slated threehItsandBud Muska o pair to pace way, Todd Lukos and Dave Golas Saturday's Result league. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in U.S. District 4- 0 Reed’s. Harry Roy and homered Mick for Corter's. Tampa Boy 29, Oakland 9 getting their last seven tallies in Cheney Tech broke a three- Bombardier paced 3-1 Flo's 10-hlt Sundoy's Results Court, aileges the N H L ’s Board of Governors attack. the final inning. Shana Hopper- match losing streak Tuesday with Boston 21, Washington 14 violated antitrust laws and breached the duty of Int. Farm Chicago 19, New Jersey 13 (ot) stead had five hits in six at-bats a home-court tennis victory over to face Lakers good faith and fair dealing last week when it Los Angeles 14, Denver 10 and added two R BIs to lead the Portland, 61. Ray Brookes won in Rec Ansoldl's routed the Lawyers, 17-3, at Philodelphia 24, Arizona7 rejected the sale and transfer by a 15-3 vote. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — EarlCuretonhasbeena Verplanck Field. Andy Solo fanned 17 Indian attack. Patty Wojnarowski straight sets to set the tone for the. Nassiff Arms topped Porter Coble, to pace 4-1 Ansoldl's. Mike Hartley had Monday's Result Ralston Purina had sold the Blues to Coliseum hard guy to find for the past three months but the Los 5- 1/ at Nike Field. Ron Frenette drilled Birmingham 23. Michigan 20 had three hits, including a double 6-7 Beavers, who also got wins four hits and Matt Epstein and Jeff Angeles Lakers will make sure they know where he is three hits and Don Slomclnskyand Ken Gyoicerl also hit well for the winners. Friday's Game and triple, and drove in four runs. from Dan Wright and the doubles Comeau two apiece for 4-0 Nassiff's. (All Times EOT) Lisa Christensen and Jen Kohut when the N B A championship series resumes Bob Haves collected two blows for Michael Dore,O.J. Cromwell and Paul Blrmlgham ot Denver,9p.m. teams of M ark Spillane-Roger Thursday night. Porter. Kirby hit best for 1-4 Lawyers. Darren Sunday's Games had two hits and two RBIs each for Dubiel and Nora Kosha-Clint Neff. Morton takes Goddard, Tom Provencal and Jay The Philadelphia 76ers will have the 6-foot-9 Carangelo played well defensively. New Jersey at Washington, 1:30p.m. Manchester. Cheney’s next match will be at Philadelphia at Boston, 1:30 p.m. UPI photo Kathy Brann went six innings coaching post Cureton slotted for some playing time in Game 2 in Women’s Rec Los Angeles ot Oakland, 4 p.m. home Friday against East place of demon Johnson, who remains in Temple and allowed only six hits in picking Hartford. J.C . Penney outlasted Renn's Ta v­ National Farm Retired N FL quarterback Craig Morton says University Hospital with a urinary tract infection that ern, 12-11, at Charter Oak Park. SAN DIEGO’S GARY TEMPLETON GETS TAGGED OUT AT SECOND BASE up the victory. Brann is now 13-0. Results; Roy Brookes (C T ) def. Carter Chevrolet outlasted Autro could keep him out of the entire series. Roxanne Nlcol had four hits, Sharon Trim & Point, 12-8, at Bowers Field. “ We’re starting to get back into Waldmon 62,61; Don Wright (C T) def. he accepted an offer to coach the Denver Gold of Sleber, Denise Winarskl, Ann Albert Andrew 61, 7-5; Rosenbaum (P ) def. the United States Football League because the Cureton, a third-year backup center and forward, Philip Hickey pitched well and ... by Montreal shortstop Chris Speiertoend fifth inning action shape. This was a good game to and Kim Bomba three apiece for smacked a two-run homer while Eddie Brian Martin 63, 62; AAork Splllone- has seen his playing time cut since the acquisition of Penney's. Liz Shea and Angela Scata finish the season with and get Roger Dubiel (C T ) def. Cos6Coolev job is a “great opportunity” and he believes his Loew had a key two-run double and Soccer Johnson from the Indiana Pacers on Feb. 16. But each zipped three hits and Gina Scata Matt Haley played well defensively for tuned up for the tourney” said 60, 60; Nora Kosho-CIInt Neff (C T ) former N F L coach and predecessor. Red Miller, and Robin Starkel two apiece for def. SufclK-Loomls 6 ), 62. putting him in the playoff pressure cooker doesn’t 2-3 Carter's. Jason Clemonds had two Faignant. Manchester, which fin­ would agree. Renn's. hits including a homer and Brian NL roundup seCm to overly concern Sixers coach Biliy ished second in the state last year, Quarterback Tony Eason of the University Tedford pitched well for 1-4 AT&P. NASLstandings is expected to be among the top EastJInksman romp of Illinois has ended his shopping tour between Cunningham. Charter Oak teams when seedings and pairings three professional football leagues and reached a "E a rl has been through this many times in the Connecticut Bonk and Trust par­ Rookies HARTFORD — East Catholic’s past,” Cunningham said Tuesday. “You just don’t Eastern for the state championship tourna­ tentative $1.6 million, four-year contract agree­ layed eight hits Into a 5-2 win over Lucky Leprechauns topped the Sting W L GF GA BP Pts. charging golf team improved to 8-0 know what’s going to happen but one thing I know you LaStrada Pizza at Fitzgerold Field. ment are announced Friday in in the H CC with an easy 12-6 ment with the New England Patriots of the N F L , Paul Savino had two hits for CBT while Rays, ^-24. Nancy Byrne and Danny New York 5 2 21 11 15 45 Hamden. a published report said today. will get is the effort and intensity, and that’s ali you Chuck Sordon and Bill Finnegan Troy played welTfor the Rays. Peter Montreal 3 3 11 13 10 28 Immortality not for LaPoint victory over Xavier Tuesday at can ask from a player. E a rl has great quickness and Hayes and Toni Gadola were best for Toronto 3 3 9 10 9 27 blistered three and two respectively the winners. Chicago 2 0 5 3 4 16 Keeney Park in Hartford, the can get up and down the court as well as anybody.” for LaStrada. Eaglettes climb' second consecutive day that East Red Devils downed the Blue Southern An advantage for the Lakers will be the three full Bombers, 18-5. Jason Williams hod Tampa Bay 3 4 13 14 12 29 took the Falcons apart. three hits including a homer for the Team America 3 2 6 5 5 21 Mary-Gail Pryzby went the Johnston marshall days of rest they’ve had since Game 1, which they Indy Jim Berak shot a 78 that was winners. Chris Spadaccinl added four Ft. Lauderdale 2 4 8 11 7 19 distance on the mound as East played less than 48 hours after beating the Spurs in Behind the four-hit pitching of Chuck hits and Mike Bottaro and Marc Tulsa 1 5 8 16 8 14 good enough for a 2-1 victory over as Cards’ hurler goes route Catholic defeated South Catholic, at Stafford speedway San Antonio for the West crown. Solorz, Gfenn Construction blanked Scheinblum ployed well defensively. Western Mike Conlan and which tied him Pumpernickel Pub, 5-0, at Fitzgerald Andy Lawrence and Carrie AAcCava- Vancouver 5 1 10 4 10 40 8-5, in H CC girls’ softball play “ When you’re rested, you should be a lot sharper,” for medalist honors with Xavier’s William Johnston of Colchester, Army veteran Field. Dave White, Dave Vlara, Ken naugh played well defensively and Seattle 2 5 8 12 7 17 Tuesday at Nike Field. Przby said guard Norm Nixon, who led the Lakers Sunday Bavler and Mike MIstretta each col­ Kelyon Johnson starred offensively Golden Bov 1 0 2 1 2 8 By Jeff Hasen Jeff Schroeder. East is now 12-4 and holder of the Congressional medal of honor loss, giving up six earned runs and what to do about him .” pitched superbly for East, allow­ with 26 points. “ We’ll be sharp. The big difference is lected two hits for Glenn's. for the Bombers. San Diego 0 1 1 2 1 1 UPl Sports Writer Phillies, who have been shutout in overall and will play in the HCC for heroic action in World War II, will be the Each side had six hits as Wilson (Teams get six points for winning in nine hits over 6 1-3 innings. He Berenyi declined to discuss his ing single runs in the first and third being able to'get more rest.” three consecutive games and have Tournament Thursday at Tal- grand marshall for the running of the 10th Annual Electric nipped Lathrop Insurance, 2-1, regulation time or overtimebut only four struck out seven but walked six. problems. innings and slipping up only once, Nixon said his left shoulder, which was injured in a at Fitzgerald. Frank Hamm had two points for winning a game decided by Dave LaPoint went-the distance not scored a run in SS'innings. Iwood Country Club. Winston 100 Friday at Stafford Motor Speedway. Berenyi walked LaPoint, “ It’s just something I don’t want when the South squad rallied for first- quarter collision with Andrew Toney, is still sore hits and Dave Kershaw drove In the shootout. A bonus point is awarded for Tuesday night but fell short of his Pirates 6, Braves 5 Results: Jim Berok (E C ) def. Conlan Johnston is one of only three living Connecticut winning run In the bottom of the each goal scored up to a moximum of Tommy Herr and Ken Oberkfell to to talk about right now,” he said. three meaningless rpns in the but he will play Thursday. chance for immortality. At Atlanta, Lee Mazzilli belted a 2-1, Schroeder (X ) def. Dove DIender residents to have received the nation’s highest seventh for Wilson's. Six different Basketball three per game excluding overtimes and load the bases at the start of the In other games, San Francisco sixth. 2-1, Rob Tedoldl (E C ) def. Blackburn Not as certain is the status of backup forward Bob players hit safely for Lathrop. shootouts.) " I was trying to make the Hall of two-run homer and the Pirates m ilitary honor from the second World W ar.Rac- Over at Robertson Park, Acadia third inning. Lonnie Smith singled beat New York 6-2, Los Angeles Sue Wallace led the East offense 2-1, Rick Lqngo (E C ) def. Pierson 2-1, McAdoo, who has a bruised thigh muscle. Los Angeles Fam e,” LaPoint kidded after withstood a five-run eighth inning Mike Ahn (E C ) def. Kohs 2-1, Barry ing action begins at 7:30, with the gates opening at Restaurant downed Hungry Tiger Res­ in LaPoint and George Hendrick blanked Philadelphia 3- 0, Pitts­ with two hits, including a double. coach Pat Riley said McAdoo’s availability is on a taurant, 8-2. Mark Kravontka and Bob throwing his first complete game rally by Atlanta to snap the Powllshen (E C ) def. Hedberg 34). 6 o’clock. Tickets are $8 for adults and $2 for singled home Herr to give St. Louis burgh beat Atlanta 6-5, Chicago . Stacey Simmons also doubled for Team medol-Easf 319, Xavier 324. day-to-day basis. Ballok each clubbed three hits and NBA Playoffs in 35 major league starts, helping Braves' four-game winning children 12 and under...Manchester Rec Depart­ Kevin Kravontka, Mike Kilby, Dennis a 2-0 lead. edged Houston 5-4 and Montreal the winners and played suberb the St. Louis Cardinals snap a streak. ment will sponsor a youth basketball clinic at Leal and Rusty Franklin twooplecefor Calendar topped San Diego 5-4 in 13 innings. defense, and Christy Bearse Girl runners bow Acadia. Paul Frenette and Mike Finals four-game losing streak with a 7-1 The Reds scored in the fourth Mahoiiey Rec Center from June 20-26, with Giants 6, Mets’2 Cubs 5, Astros 4 scored three runs. Speed no problem Crlspino had three and two hits (Best-of-seven) victory over the Cincinnati Reds. when Dave Concepcion walked, WIILLIMANTIC— The Man­ participants divided into two age groups. Players respectively for Hungry. (All Times EOT) At New York, Jack Clark belted At Houston, Ron Cey continued East, which has won five " I wasn’t sure how many starts took second on LaPoint's wild pitch chester High girls track squad lost in the8-9 category will meet from 9 a.m-nopn each Los Angeles vs. Phllodelphlo a double and a home run and his torrid hitting pace with his fifth straight, is now 7-2 in the H CC (12-6 (Philodelphia leads series, 1-0) without a completion I'd need to set and came home on a single by Ron another close meet Tuesday, fal­ day and those between 10-12 will meet from 1-4 Northern May 22 — Philadelphia 113, Los WEDNESDAY scored twice to back the seven-hit, home run of the year and Dick overall) and is in a good position to to Indy pole sitter Baseball the all-time record, but if I'd gone Oester. ling 70-57 to Windham, despite a o’clock each afternoon. The fee for the clinic is North United Methodist blanked Angeles 107 10-strikeout pitching of Mike Ruthven won his first game in a take a shot at league-leading May 26— Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 9 East Hampton at Cheney Tech, 3:15 this year without a complete game, The Cardinals scored again in performance in which many ath­ $35. Instructor Bill Finnegan will cover all phases Manchester JC's Blue, 4-0, at Robert­ Bolton at RHAM, 3:15 Krukow and lead the Giants. Dave Chicago uniform in helping the Mercy. The Eaglettes will play at IN D IA N A P O L IS (U P I) — It wasn’t too long ago son Park. Dave Timbrell and Steve p.m. I was going to check on that the ninth when Hernandez singled, letes turned in personal bests. The of the game. Enrollment is limite(I. More May 29— Phlladelphloot Los Angeles, Girls softball Kingman accounted for both New Cubs to a victory over the Astros. St. Paul today in an attempt to that Teo Fabi was skimming down the ski slopes at 100 Hadge each had two hits for Methodist East Catholic ot St. Paul, 3:15 statistic.” went to third on Hendrick's single Indian girls fell to 1-7 with the information about the clinicor registration can be while C^len Moxwell, Jack Wakefield 3:30 p.m. York runs with a pair of homers. Expos 5, Padres 4 avenge an earlier defeat. miles an hour and thinking, “ Is this all there is to May 31— Phlladelphloot Los Angeles, 9 The left-hander dropped to his and scored on Willie McGee's defeat. obtained by calling 647-3166 after 3 o’clock. The and Rich Robblnshad a like number for THURSDAY Dodgers 3, Phillies 0 At Montreal, Warren Cromartie speed?” the JC's. p.m. knees after the final putout. single off the second baseman’s M ary Mullaney won the long Rec Department is in need of umpires for its x-June2— LosAngelesat Philadelphia, Baseball At Philadelphia, Alejandro Pena singled home Bryan Little with one Like a child going through the stages of walking East Catholic vs. Monchester at “ I fainted,” LaPoint laughed. “ I glove. MHS girls escape jum p with a fine leap of 15-2, and Alumni Junior Youth Baseball League. These are 9 p.m. scattered four hits for his first out in the 13th inning to lift the then running, the Italian-born driver soon discovered x-June 5 — Philadelphia at Los Moriarty Field, 7:30 couldn't believe I had a complete Reds’ manager Russ Nixon was she also finished second in the high paid positions. Interested persons should contact West Side Rocky HIM at Bolton, 3:15 major league shutout and Dusty Expos. Little opened the 13th with WILLIMANTIC— Overwhelm­ that auto racing was more exciting and the speed Angeles, 4 p.m. game. It seems like the last more concerned with Berenyi than jum p. Karen Scata won the 100 Carl Silver at 647-3084...Registration for the Elliott Gun Shop applied the white­ x-June8— LosAngelesat Philadelphia, Track Baker broke out of a slump with ing victories by Alicia Quinby, extra breath-taking. Manchester/Penney at Enfield complete game I had was in Little he was with LaPoint. a single off loser Luis DeLeon, 0-3. Summer Basketball League sponsor^ by the wash brush to the Elks, 12-0, at PaganI 9 p.m. two doubles, a run scored and an Michelle Morianos and Nancy meters and finished runner-up in Fabi competed for the Brazilian Olympic ski team Field. HalTarbellhadtwohItsandDon (girls), 3:15 League.” “ He's got pain,” Nixon said of Tim Raines’ groundout advanced Recreation Department will be held T u ^ d a y and Girls softball R B I to lift the Dodgers. The loss Keller enabled the Manchester the 200 and long jump. Betty Ann (his mother is Braziiian) and later was a member of Simmons was 4-for-4 to pace Elliott's. Bruce Berenyi, 3-5, suffered the Berenyi. "W e’ll have to decide Little to second and Cromartie Wednesday evenings, June 7-8, from 6:30-8 Jim Stratton had two hits for the Elks. South Windsor at East Catholic, 3:15 was the fourth straight for the High girls’ tennis team to escape Maher (200) and Jennifer Seise the Italian national “ B ” ski team. His brother, Golf followed with a single to center. o’clock in the Mahoney Rec Center. Completed with a 4-3 victory over a tough, -(IQO hurdles) were the other Corrado, joined him in go-karts as a youngster and East Catholic ot HCC Tournament roster forms and team entry fees of $40 are to be Dusty (Tallwood), noon homestanding Windham squad Manchester winners. now is a Form ula One driver, without much success. RadiO/ TV presented at that time. Roster forms may be Tuesday. Becky Castagna and Maureen Teo (pronounced tay-o) Fabi sits on the pole for Telephone Society banged out 11 hits ' FR ID AY picked up in the afternoon at the Rec Center office en route to a 10-5 win over Garden Sales Manchester is now 11-1 on the Lacey ran 2-3 in the 1,500 and 3,000 Sunday’s 67th annual Indianapolis 500 mile race. He Tennis from 3-5 and 6-9 o'clock and at the Recreation at Keeney Field. Dave Edwards East Catholic at Manchester, 3:30 McEnroe, Lloyd set to open play season and 9-1 in the C C IL . The and Laura Bottone placed second has a limited command of the English language, but in singled and blasted a three-run homer TONIGHT East Hartford at Cheney Tech, 3:15 Department office from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and Ken Hill, Clay Nivison and Howie Indians will play East Catholic on in the 800. his terse sentences manages to make himself 8:30 Red Sox vs. White Sox, Channel Monchester at East Catholic (girls), There are a limited number of team openings. All Edwards added two hits apiece for 38, W TIC 3:30 PARIS (UPI) — John McEnroe the Eagles’ home courts Friday. The Indians will face Penney and understood. Telephone. Tom Welch had two blngles severely tested later on. He will myself,” Navratilova, undefeated clash so far: No. 11 seed Jim m y participants must have a . valid recreation 10:30 Yankees vs. Angels, Sport- Golf and Chris Evert Lloyd, the No. 2' Enfield in a tri-meet at Enfield Honored Tuesday as the “ 500’s fastest rookie of the for Garden. sChannel, WPOP doubtless regard the match with this year, said. “ I feel very Arias of the U.S., crowned last Results; AllcioQuinby (M ) def. Long membership card, and the minim um age for Manchester /Enfield at Wethersfield seeds at the French Open tennis 6-0, 64); Michelle Morianos (M ) def. Thursday. year,” for his pole-attaining speed of 207.395 miles an Testerman as a tuneup. confident. I have already won this weekend as Italian Open cham­ Howes 6-0. 6-0; Nancy Keller (M ) def. participating in the league is 15. More informa­ championships, play theii' first hour, a new Indianapolis Motor Speedway qualifying Evert, similarly, is unlikely to tournament so I have no mental pion, and fellow 18-year-old former Frioon 6-0, 64); Syphen (W ) def. Heidi tion can be obtained by calling Silver. matches Wednesday — both with have much trouble disposing of her block about it.” Sullivan 6-0, 6-3; Szalankewlcz- Bennet nine wins record, Fabi said the most fearsome element in Junior star Pat Cash of Australia. Anthony (W ) def. Sharon Lucek-Beth difficult tasks in front of them, but first-round opponent, Brazil’s Pat Navratilova will be in action running at the famed brickyard is the concrete wall. for different reasons, PaganI 7-5, 4-6, 7-6; Jackson-Doolittle WETHERSFIELD- The We­ Medrado. After winning last again Wednesday, facing former Of the five seeds who were (W ) del. Lynne Sampson-Kelly O’Con­ thersfield High freshmen went into McEnroe has played only six nell 6-1, 6-2; Carolyn Goodman-Carl week’s tournament in West Berlin, Czech compatriot Katerina eliminated in the first round, Tuesday’s home game with Bennet 1 0 % OFF ALL CASES tournaments since January. Still Shumaker (M ) def. Frankel-Black 64, Evert demonstrated her claims to Skranska in the second round. ninth-ranked American Vitas Ge- 6-3. undefeated, but the Bears rode the MHS JV wins nursing a shoulder injury and OF BEER (EXCEPT BAR BOTTLES) a fifth French title. While the top seeds charge rulaitis suffered the worst upset. offensive power of Rob Chang, never happy on clay, he nonethe­ She might have a relatively easy towards the last 16, the organizer’s The losing finalist against Bjorn Rick Barnett, Jim Keily and Paul Manchester High girls’ less insisted on playing here. MHS natters roll passage to the final, but there she main worry — getting the 128 Borg in 1980 and quarterfinal Cooney to a 10-7 baseball victory. J V softball team capped a McEnroe won the junior title at May Sale Days | 1 U . CASH is likely to encounter the formida­ first-round mens and womens victim of eventual winner Mats Manchester's boys tennis team All four players had two hits, led by stellar 1983 campaign Roland Garros in 1977 but hasn't ble otetacle of her great rival, single matches out of the way Wilander last year, Gerulaitis rolled to its second victory in as Chang’s double and single. Tuesday afternoon with a Package Store & done better in the senior draw than ^ at Regal's Martina Navratilova, the top seed without rain delaying proceedings found his nemesis in yet another many days with a 5-2 decision over Paul Cooney and Neil Archam- 22-13 victory over Wind­ Manrhnler Parkede reaching the quarterfinals two and defending champion. too much — should be resolved. Swede. Windham at home. Dave Lammey ham High in Willimantic. 408 W. Middle Tnpke years ago. bault both pitched well for the 6-5 Navratilova Tuesday gave The first two days of the and Joe Donovan both won in Bennet squad, with Cooney picking Lisa Pierce singled 6494)446 CARRY Compatriot Ben Testerman warning of her intentions with a singles and doubles competition twice, doubled and tripled championships passed without the This time it was 21-year-old Hans up the victory. should not prove much of an typically aggressive demolition of to pace the young Indians, uncertain weather causing hol­ Simonsson, ranked 79th in the obstacle to McEnroe in the first M ary Lou Piatek with the loss of who wound up with a dups, and the first round will be world, who eliminated Gerulaitis, t o C K E Y Cribari Wine Smirnoff Vodka round Wednesday but the New only two games, 6-1, 6-1. stellar 17-1 mark. Kris completed Wednesday with per­ overcoming the American 6-4, 6-4, BRAND Yorker’s form and fitness will be Final year at Wethersfield Noone added threesingles 4 Liter in Box I . 75 Liter "I have setanew levelof play for haps the most intriguing men’s 2-6, 6-1 in 2>y* hours. 80 Proof and Sandy Wilson, Jenny Rose, Choblis, & Rhine Loveland and Lee Anne Our Price SAVE Sugge»ted Our Price Spears each collected two UNDERWEAR SALE! Special events singles and a double for I I . 99 Manchester. Pierce was 5.99 3.00 8.99 SAVE the winning pitcher to SAVE additional $2.00 give her a final 6-0 record. 2.00 SAVE 20% with mail-in refund for 1983 G H O available in store. Suggested Valdez trial By Len Auster ON ENTIRE STOCK! Final Cost $3.99 13.99 Herald Sportswriter redesigned by famous golf arcni- tect Peter Dye. is delayed The 32nd annual — and final — “ People will be able to see golf, sit closer to the game and be BOSTON (UPI) - A Tee Shirts Reg. *13°°.....Sale *10^“ SHOP EARLY FOR MEMORIAL DAY Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hart­ judge has postponed a ford Golf Open at Wethersfield comfortable,” May said, talking of the move to Edgewood. He said probable cause hearing on Country Club is going to be a Reg. ‘ 11°° ...... parking should be less of a problem statutory rape charges Briefs Sale »8*° Gilbey's Gin Riunite Wine special one. That was made against Boston Red Sox evident Tuesday night as Ted May, than at Wethersfield, where many 1,75 Liter 80 Proof 750 ML park on lawns and must walk a infielder Julio Vaidez, ac­ tournament chairman, spoke be­ cused of having sexual Athletic Shirts Reg. >11°°..Sale Lombrusso, Bionso, & Rosoto fore a meeting of the Rotary Club distance to the course. Our Prise The Past Champions Pro-Am relations with a 16year- at Manchester Country Club. old girl who admitted Our Prise Eighteen former GHO champs, field includes Kroll, Lee Trevino, Elance Skants Reg. >n»..Sale 10.99 Hubert Green and Sammy Snead lying to him about her SAVE including Ted Kroll who took the age. 2.49 «ZL original Insurance City Open in to date. May said attempts are still being made to have Arnold Roxbury District Court 2.00 tuggeited 1.10 1952, will be back to play in a Judge jyiian T . Houston special 825,000 Past Champions Palmer, who won his first Ameri­ Suggested can tournament at the 1956 ICO , Tuesday agreed to a de­ 12.99 Pro-Am Tuesday, Aug. 16, at the fense request to postpone Wethersfield facility. here. There will be foursomes of 3 ! ^ one past champ and three a m a -. the probable cause hear­ The tournament runs Aug. 16-21 ing until June 9. Houston with the total purse of $300,000. teurs. ’There will be an autograph session in the morning so fans can also ordered Valdez’ at­ May said he has commitments torney, Paul O’Rourke, ■Proof from four of the present top seven get together with their favorites. Bacardi Rum HARVEST HILL will match any adv­ There have been complaints in and prosecutor Thomas 1.75 Liter money winners to appear in McDonough not to com­ ertised sale price. Just bring in any Wethersfield this year. That list the past the Wethersfield course ment on the continuance. Our Prise includes Hal Sutton, P G A rookie of wasn’t challenging enough to the CU RREN T dated ad from a C O N ­ touring pros. That was one reason O’Rourke said he hadn’t the year a year ago, Fuzzy Zoeller, been given sufficient time 11.59 NECTICUT package store and we Raymond Floyd and Tom Kite. for the change to Edgewood, May SAVE - admits. But he added the golfing to prepare his defense. will meet or This will be the last year of the McDonough said he was m G H O at Wethersfield with the 1984 piJblic, once it finds Edgewood RECAVS**Yoer Ovality Men's Shop" 2.80 which does have easier access than ready to proceed, espe­ tournament to be at the Edgewood Suggeftad Wethersfield, should like the cially since the alleged MANCHESTER VERNON Golf Club in Cromwell. Construc­ victim, a said to be 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PtAZA tion there is ahead of schedule and switch. The amphitheatre will aeat the Price chronic runaway, was Op«n Doilif 9 30 5 30 Ihur. Ill 9 00 Op.n Daily 10 00 9 00 Sol 1,1 5 30 T4 3 9 UPI photo allow m ay fans to see the closing should be ready for the’84 event. A ready to testify. hole and there are other locations natural amphitheatre, seating “ She’s here, she’s sub- SWEDEN’S HANS SIMONSSON MAKES FOREHAND RETURN around Edgewood where specta­ 30,0000, will surround the 18th hole poenaed and she’s availa­ .m upsetting Vitas Gerulaitis of U.S. in French Open at Edgewood. The course has been tors can easily see the profession­ als at work. ble,” said McDonough. MANY MORE IN STORE SPECIAlJI K — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, May 25, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 25, 1983 — S c o r e b o a r d F o o d American L e W e FO C U S / American League A's8.Brewerx4 DedgBrs3,PhilliesO 6ianta6.Mals2 g Ob r h PCI. White Sox 12. Red Sox 4 Carew, Cal 35145 24 44 .441 Brett, KC 31 117 32 46 J93 Baseball MILWAUKEE OAKLAND LOS ANGILBS PHILADELPHIA SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK 39151 14 S4 .358 ubrhM ObrhM Boggs, Bos BOSTON CHICAGO abrhbi abrhM abrhM obrbM McRoe, KC 35132 27 44 .348 Moore rf 5 2 2 2 Lopes 2b 4 2 2 2 SSdx 2b 3 0 0 1 Dernier cf 3 0 1 0 LeMostr ss4 1 2 1 Wilson cf 4 0 10 40141 22 49 .340 ab r h bi ab r h bl Cooper lb 5 0 10 Meyer 1b 4 1 1 0 Evans 1b 4 111 Brooks 3b 4 0 0 0 Thornton, Clev Remy 2b 4 1 1 0 Hairstn cf 4 2 13 Londrex cf 4 1 ) 0 Grots rf 10 0 0 Yount, Mil 30155 27 53 .342 Baseball standings Barrett 2b 0 0 0 0 Fisk c 3 2 12 Yount ss 4 12 1 Almon rf 4 2 3 0 Baker If 4 12 1 Rote 1b 3 0 0 0 Itavis cf 5 1 1 2 Strwbrr rt 4 Ford, 0 Bolt 0 0 37 157 X S3 .338 SImmns dh 4 0 2 2 Brrghs dh 5 0 3 1 Guerrer 3b 3 0 0 0 Motthws If 2 0 0 0 Clark rf 5 2 2 1 Foster If 4 0 10 X147 19 49 .333 Evans rf 3 2 2 2 Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 Leonard If4 0 1 0 Klngmn 1b 4 2 2 2 Simmons, MU With allV due thanks Rice If 4 0 11 Baines rf 4 110 Ogllvie If 4 0 0 0 Poge pr 0 0 0 0 Brock 1b 4 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 0 0 0 (tallvie, Mil X 134 21 45 J31 NATIONAL LEAGUE Thomas cf 4 1 0 0 Murphy cf 3 1 1 2 Morshll rf 3 0 0 0 Dloz c 4 0 0 0 O'Molly 3b 3 0 0 1 Giles 2b 3 0 0 0 Griffey, NY 37140 23 45 .321 Eost Armas dh 4 0 0 0 HIM c 0 0 0 0 Money 3b 4 2 10 Hancock If 3 1 1 0 RoenIA rf 1 0 0 0 Hayn rf 4 0 10 Brtniy c ' 4 0 10 Heeg ph 10 0 0 Stapletn 1b4 0 1 0 Luzinsk dh 5 2 3 2 Howell ph 1 0 0 0 Hendrsn If 1 0 0 0 Kulper 2b 3 1 2 0 Reynolds c 3 0 1 0 Horn# Runs W L Pet. GB Boggs 3b 4 0 10 Paciork 1b 5 1 2 1 Yeoeer c 3 0 0 0 Mllborn 2b 4 0 1 0 National League — Murphy, All 11; St. Louis 20 16 .556 Romero 3b 0 0 0 0 Davis rf 0 0 0 0 Rusielt I S 3 1 1 0 OeJesus u 2 0 1 0 Krukow p . 2 0 0 0 Hodges ph 10 10 Nichols cf 4 1 2 0 Kittle rf 4 113 Gantner 2b 4 0 2 0 Grass 3b 4 0 0 0 Guerrero, LA 10; Brock, LA and Evons, Montreal 20 17 .541 Alienson c 4 0 1 1 Bernzrd 2b 2 0 0 0 Pena p 3 0 0 0 Mollnar ph 1 0 0 0 (tauend ss 2 0 10 SF 9; Durham, Chi, (tarvey, SD and Phllodeiphio 18 16 .529 Yost c 4 12 2 Keorney c 2 0 1 1 Holland p 0 0 0 0 Joronsn ph 1 0 0 0 Kingman, NY 8. Plttsburoh 15 20 .429 Hoffmn ss 3 0 0 0 VLaw 2b 0 0 0 0 Phillips ss 4 1 2 1 Lynch p 2 0 0 0 to the inventive Chrstnsn p 2 0 0 0 Chlcoao Jurak ss 0 0 0 0 Gray 3b 3 2 11 Totals 3* 7 12 7 Totals 34 1 14 7 American League— DeCInces, Col 11; 15 23 .395 Dybznsk ss4 1 1 0 Lefebvr ph 1 0 0 0 Staub ph 0 0 0 0 Brett, KC 10; Costlno, Minn, Parrish, New York 15 23 .395 Milwaukee HO 330 000— 7 (tarda ss 0 0 0 0 Sisk p 0 0 0 0 Tex and Winfield, NY 9. West Totols 34 4 9 4 Totals 34 12 11 Oakland 12 ... I40 030 0IX— 0 Totals 31 3 4 2 Totalt 31 0 4 0 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Boston 211000 000— 4 (Same winning RBI — None. Runs Butted In Los Angeles 28 11 .718 — Los Anggist OOOIOItIO— 3 Bailor ph 10 0 0 Notional League — Murphy, Atl Atlanta 26 14 .650 2V2 Chicago 813 000 00X— 12 E— Hancock, Phillips, Gross, Lopes, PhllodlpMa -000 000 000— 0 Totals 34 4 10 4 Totals 34 1 7 1 36; Game winning RBI — Kittle (1). Y o u n t. D P — O a k la n d 1. L O B — Brock, LA, (tawson, Mtl, Hendrick, SIL San Francisco 20 20 .500 BVi E— Boggs, Fisk. DP— Boston 1, Chi­ Game winning RBI — None. Son Fronclscn 010100 004— 4 and Kennedy, SD 29. Cincinnati 19 23 .452 lO'/a Milwaukee E— Mllboume. DP— Philadelphia 1. Ntw York 000100 001— 2 Eari of Sandwich cogo 13, Oakland 11. 2B— Moore, Yost. HR— American League — Ward, Minn 36; ^ n Diego 17 23 .425 llVa 2. LOB— Boston 4, Chicago 5. 2B— LOB (tame winning RBI — Clark (5). Brett, KC 32; Kittle, Chi and Rice, Bos Houston 18 25 .419 12 Lopes (5), Yost (3). SB— Phillips (12), — Los Anoelss 3, Philadelphia 7. 2B— E— Wilson, Sisk. DP— New York 1. LOB Alienson, Stapleton. HR— Evans (6), Yount' (5), Almon (8), Davis (15). S— 31; Thornton, Clev 29. Tutsdoy's Results Baker. 3B— Russell. SB— Guerrero (9), — San Frandsco 7, New York 7. 2B— Stolen Botes Necessity is the mother of invention, it is said. But it salt; stir vigorously over low heat until mixture forms Montreal 5, San Diego 4,13 Innings Kittle (6), Hairston (2), Luzinski (7), Yost, Kearney, Murphy. SF— Dernier (3), Londreaux (12), S, Sax (14). Clark, Foster. HR— Clark (4), Kingman 2 San Frandsco 6, New York 2 Gray (1). Fisk (2). Simmons, S— S. Sox. (8), (tavls (4). SB— Wilson 06). S— National League — Wilson, NY 16; was haste that invented an all-American tradition. a ball. Remove from heat. IP H R ER BB SO Murphy, Kearney. Loev, Pitt IS; Moreno, Hou and S.Sox, Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 0 Boston Krukow 2. SF— O'Malley. LA 14; Milner, CIn and Thon, Hou 13. It was more than three centuries ago that the Earl of Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each St. Louis 7, CIndnnatl 1 IP H R E R B B S O . IP H RERBBSO Sandwich, in a hurry for a quick bite to eat, instructed Pittsburgh 6, Atlanta 5 Bird (L 1-2) 2 2-3 9 11 11 2 1 Milwaukee Son Frandsco American League — J.Cruz, Sea 27; addition. Drop rounded tablespoonfuls of batter onto Chicago 5, Houston 4 Clear 4 1-311134 Augustine 1 1-3 6 5 5 2 0 Plratea6,BravesS Krukow (W 3-2) 9 7 2 2 2 10 Wllson, KC 17; R.Low, Chi 14; Davis, his cook to bring him a slice of meat between two ungreased cookie sheet to form 10-inch ring. Bake at Johnson 110011 Porter 4 4 2 2 0 2 New York Oak IS; Henderson, Oak 12. WedntMtav’sGomes Chicago pncMng slices of bread. And the sandwich was born. 400 degrees 45 to 50 minutes or until golden brown (All Times EOT) Eastrly (L 0-1) 2 2-3 2 1 1 2 2 Lynch (L 2-2) 7 5 2 2 2 0 That simple slice of meat and bread has been Remove from sheet and cool. St. Louis (Martin 2-0) at Cincinnati Koosman (W 2-0) 6 6 4 4 1 1 Oakland PITTSBUROH ATLANTA Sisk 1 2-3 4 3 3 , 0 0 Vldoriss (Power 1-1), 12:35 p.m. Tidrow (S 3) 3 1 0 0 0 2 Conroy 465332 ObrhM ObrhM Orosco 1-3 t 1 ) 0 0 National League— McMurtry, Atl and expanded over the years, of course. Cooks now Combine chicken, raisins and vegetables. Add HBP— by Bird (Fisk). WP— Koosman. Mazzilll cf 5 2 3 2 Wshngtn iT 5 0 1 1 Rogers, Mtl 4-1; Soto, CIn 4-2; Carlton, San Francisco (Breining 4-4) at New Keough (W 1-3) 4 6 2 2 3 3 IHBP— by Lynch (Evans). T— 2:29. A— experiment with unusual sandwich fillings, and the combined salad dressing and curry; mix lightly. York (Allen 2-4), 1:35 p.m. T Boker (S 2) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Ray 2b 5 13 0 Romirz ss 5 0 10 Phil and Dravecky, SD 4-3. Pittsburgh (Bibbv 1-4) at Atlanta — 2:24. A— 14,680. Keough pitched to 1 batter In 9th. i AAodlck 3b 3 1 2 t Harper It 4 0 0 0 American League — Stieb, Tor 8-2; sUce of bread more often that not is a specialty item, Chill. Cut top from ring; fill with chicken salad. (McMurtrv 6-1), 5:40 p.m. HBP— by Easterly (Gross). T — 3:15. A Morrisn 3b 1 0 0 0 Butler ph 10 0 0 Flanagan, Bolt 44); KIson, Col 6-1; such as brioche, pita rounds, dense pumpernickle or Replace top; slice to serve." Los Angeles (Hooton 1-2) at Phila­ — 12,198. Thmpsn 1b4 1 1 2 Murphy cf 4 1 1 0 Rlghettl, NY 6-2; Leonard, KC4-3. seeded rye. delphia (Bvstrom 0-0), 6:05p.m. Angels 7. Yankees 6 Parker rf 3 0 0 0 Horner 3b 5 12 1 Earned Run Average San Diego (Hawkins 3-2) at Montreal Easier If 3 0 0 1 Smith pr 0 0 0 0 (Bused on 1 Inning X number ol gomes Sandwiches are the clear lunchtime favorite. But (Rogers 6-1), 7:05 p.m. National League Berra ss 4 0 ) 0 Watson 1b 4)21 each team has played) just add a (xilorful, nutritious salad to the meal, and Sandwich loaf NEW YORK CALIFORNIA Chicago (Lefferts 0-1) at Houston Nicosia c 4 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 4 12 1 Majer League leaders National League — Hammaker, SF you have a delicious duo that could easily serve for (Modden 2-0), 8:35 p.m. Ob r h M ab r h M Cards 7. Reds 1 McWllm p 3 1 1 0 Benedict 3 0 10 1.07; Denny, Phil 1.90; Hawkins, SD 1.93; 6 hard-cooked eggs, Thursdov’s Gomes Rndiph 2b 5 0 1 0 Carew 1b 5 0 10 Tekulve p 1 0 0 0 Camp p 2 0 0 0 LaPoint, StL 2.10; Carlton, Phil 2.19. dinner fare as well. finely chopped Griffey 1b 4 12 0 Foil ss 5 0 0 0 Montreal at Philadelphia, night Moore p 0 0 0 0 Batting American League — Stieb, Tor 1.04; Cold sandwiches and salads are especially 1 teaspoon mustard Chicogo at Atlanta, night Winfield cf 3 0 0 0 RJcksn dh 5 0 0 0 ST. LOUIS CINCINNATI Johnsn ph 10 0 0 (Bated on 3.1 plate appearances X Stanley, Bos 1.29; Honeycutt, Tex 1.74. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, night Kemp If 5 1 1 0 Lynn cf 2 3 11 abrhM abrhbi Forster p 0 0 0 0 number of gomes toch team hot playsd) Strikeouts attractive warm weather foods. Little cooking is Vt teaspoon salt St. Louis at Houston, night (Samble rf 4 1 3 3 RJcksn 3b 4 2 1 0 Herr 2b 3 111 Redus If 3 0 0 0 Chmbis ph 1111 Notional League National League — Carlton, Phil 77; involved. What little there is can be done early in the dash of pepper San Fronds CO at Los Angeles, night Baylor dh 4 10 0 Adorns pr 0 10 0 Ramsey 2b 0 0 0 0 Milner cf 4 0 10 Garber p 0 0 0 0 g, O b .r ..h pet. Soto, CIn 6 6 ; McWilliams, Pitt 42; Nettles 3b 5 1 2 1 Valentin rf 5 I 2 2 OberktII 3o 4 1 1 0 Conepen ss 3 1 1 0 day or late in the evening, after temperatures have Salad dressing (only gomes sdieduled) Totals 34 4 II 4 Totals 39 5 II 5 Modlock, PIN 26102 9 35 .343 Berenyl, CIn 55; Valenzuela, LA SO. cooled off. Smalley ss 5 1 1 1 Grich 2b 3 0 2 2 LSmith If 5 0 2 1 Gale p 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 100 003100— 4 L.SmIth, StL 36142 23 47 .331 American (.eogue — Stieb, Tor 44; 2 cups finely chopped ham Espino c 5 0 3 1 Beniquz If 4 0 0 0 Green If 0 0 0 0 Bench 1b 4 0 0 0 Atlanta 000000050— 5 Hendrick, StL 32118 17 39 .33) Blyleven, Clev 51; KIson, Cal and Norris, What’s more, salads and sandwiches make good use Boone c 3 0 11 Hrnndz 1b 5 2 2 1 Hoshidr rf 4 0 1 0 Vt cup chopped sweet pickle (tame winning RBI — Modlock (2). Oester, CIn. 41 156 19 51 .327 Oak 46; Morris ond Wilcox, Det 45. of the season’s bounty. The budget-minded cook can Salad dressing * AMERICAN LEAGUE Totals 40 4 13 4 Totals 34 7 8 4 Hendrck rf 4 0 2 2 Oester 2b 4 0 2 1 E— Roy. DP— Atlanta 1. LOB— Hubbard, All 39 132 18 43 .326 Saves Eost Two out when winning run scored McGee cf 5 0 3 1 Paris 3b 4 0 10 Pitts­ Evans, SF X 129 29 42 .326 National Leogue — Howe, LA 7; feed a family nutritious meals for less by using fresh 3 8 ounce packages cream cheese w L PCI. 6B New York 100 000 1301— 4 Porter c 2 10 0 Bllardell c 4 0 2 0 burgh 4, Atlanta 10. 2B— Thompson, Hernandez, StL 35 143 23 44 .322 (taLeon, SD, Forster, Atl, Hume, CIn, fruits and vegetables while they are plentiful, and softened Toronto 23 16 .590 Calitomia 010 300 ON 3— 7 OSmIth ss 4 12 1 Berenyl p 10 0 0 Horner, Watson, Chambliss. HR— (tarvey, SD 40156 32 50 .32) Lavelle and Minton, SF 5. prices are lower. cup chopped watercress Boston 22 17 .564 1 Gome winning RBI — Grich (3). LaPoint p 2 1 0 0 Postore p 0 0 0 0 Mazzilll Richards, SD 34 )13 19 36 .319 American League — Caudill, Sea, Vt Baltimore 23 18 .561 1 E— Wlntleld, Foil, Gamble. D P - Trevino ph 1 0 0 0 (5). SB— AAozzIMI (11), Washington (9). Dawson, Mtl Qulsenberrv, KC and Stanley, Bos 9, Whoever would consider a sandwich special enough Dash salt and pepper New ■ 37 154 17 49 .3)8 Milwaukee 20 18 .526 2Va Foley ss 0 0 0 0 SF— Modlock. forcompany fare? It could be, easily, if you choose an 1 unsUced sandwich loaf, New York 20 20 .500 V/7 York 1, California 2. LOB— New York 9, Totals 34 7 13 7 Totals 32 I t 1 Cleveland 19 21 .475 4Va Callfornla7.2B— Grl(fey, Gamble, Kemp, St. Louis 002101301— 7 elegant filling such as chicken, shrimp, or lobster. 16 inches long Detroit 17 22 .436 6 Ro. Jackson, Volentine. HR— Nettles (3), Cincinnati OOO100 000— I Transactlana Then bake up an golden cream puff ring to fill, instead margarine West Gamble (2), Lynn (0), Smolley (6). S F ^ Game winning RBI — L. Smith (1). of the usual white bread. Colltornia 23 18 .561 _ Grich. DP— St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 1. LOB— St. Salad dressing A frosted sandwich loaf makes a nice centerpiece Ookland 22 19 .537 \ ” IP H R E R B B S O Louis 8, CIncInnotl 7. 2B— O. Smith, Montreal — Acquired out­ Combine eggs, mustard, seasonings and enough Texas 21 19 .525 V/7 New York Concepcion, Bllardello. 3B-4- for a spring bridal or baby shower. A loaf of unsliced Kansas Otv 17 18 .486 3 Shirley 3 1-3 3 4 *4 3 2 Hernandez. fielder Mike Vail from San salad dressing to moisten; mix. Combine meat, Minnesota 20 23 .465 4 Murray 3 2-3 4 1 1 0 2 SB— Oberktell (3). S— LaPoint, Bere­ Frandsco for Inflelder Wal­ bread is split lengthwise into four slices. Each is pickle, and salad dressing; mix. Combine one half Gossoge 2 0 0 0 1 2 nyl. lace Johnson; signed tree spread with a different filling. The whole is put Chicogo 16 22 .421 S'/7 agent Terry Crowley to a package cream cheese, watercress and seasonings Seattle 16 28 .364 BV7 May (L 0-2) 2-3 1 2 0 1 1 SF— Hendrick. together again, then “ frosted” with cream cheese and mix. Tuesday’s Results Californio IP H RERBBSO one-year contract; optioned Toronto 7, Detroit 6 Forsch 6 2-3 8 2 2 3 0 St. Louis Infielder Brad Mills to Wichita salad dressing. Trim crust from bread; cut into four lengthwise of American Association. Minnesota «, Baltimore 1 Sanchez l4 2 3 3 1 0 LaPoint (W 3-1) 9 8 1)24 Pitas Jardiniere will make good use of the zucchini slices. Spread slices with salad dressing. Chicago 12, Boston 4 Witt (W 2-4) 3 3 1112 Cincinnati budding in your garden. The shredded zucchini is Texas 2, Kansas City 2,5 Innings, rain Murray pitched to 1 batter In 8th; Berenyl (L 3-5) 61-3 9 6 6 6 7 ...... Football...... Spread one sli(;e with egg salad, the second with Cleveland 6, Seattle 4 Sanchez pitched to 3 batters in 8th. Postore 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 Clevelond — Signed nose mixed with shredded carrot, alfalfa sprouts, and ham; the third with cheese and watercress mixture Oakland 8, Milwaukee 7 HBP— by May (Ro. Jackson). T — 3:22. tackle Todd Campbell, defen­ (Sole 1 3 1)00 sive ends Marvin Dvett, Tim hard-cooked eggs for a crunchy, colorful, and Stack. Top with fourth bread slice. California 7, New York 6, )0 Innings A— 41,042. WP— LaPolnt2.T— 2:24.A— 12A55. low-calorie sandwich. Wednesdgy'sGames Nowoske, Dave Reed and Combine remaining cream cheese and a third cup (All Times E O T) Ray Sullivan, wide receivers Garden pasta salad is made with cooked spaghetti salad dressing, mixing until blended. Frost sandwich Milwaukee (Haas 1-1) at Oak­ Victor Harrison and Shawn chilled with cherry tomatoes, zucchini, green land Twins 6. Orioles 1 Cuba 5, Astras 4 Potts, quarterback Fred loaf; chill thoroughly. Garnish as desired. (Underwood 3-1), 3; 15 o.m. Hessen, center Mark peppers, salami and ripe olives tossed with a creamy Cleveland (Elchelberger 1-2) at Seattle Mother, running back Tom onion cheese dressing. Delicious! MINNESOTA BALTIMORE CHICAGO HOUSTON Murray, safety Blane Smith, (Beattie 2-2), 3:35 p.m. (ArhM abrhM Any of the sandwich and salad meals would be Pita Jardiniere Detroit (Retry 4-2) at Toronto (Gott 1- abrhM abrhM tackles Michael Stearns Brown ct 5 0 10 Bumbry ct 4 0 2 0 Woods If 5 1 1 0 Moreno cf 4 0 0 0 and Barry VoltapettI and complimented with a salad of mixed fresh fruit for 3), 7:30 p.m. Castino 2b 4 1 1 1 Ford rt 4 1 1 0 1 cup shredded zucchini Minnesota (Schrom 2-0) at Balti­ Bowo ss 5 0 2 1 Dawley p 0 ' 0 0 0 quarterbock-safetv Chris Van . H O U R S ; ■ dessert. Choose whatever fruits your grocer has to more Ward If 4 0 0 0 Ripken 4s 2 0 0 0 Bucknr 1b 5 0 0 0 TScott ph 10 0 0 Pelt. 1 cup shredded carrot Hrbek lb 4 0 0 0 Murray 1b 3 0 0 0 Durham cf 3 0 2 0 Puhl rf 4 0 0 0 offer, and dress the dish with a tangy sauce made of 'A cup alfalfa sprouts (O. Mdrtinez 3-7), 7:35 p.m. GaettI 3b 4 0 10 Lownstn If 4 0 0 0 (tallos — Signed rookie Boston (Hurst 3-2) at Chicago (Bumsl- Cey 3b 2)11 Thon ss 4 0 10 defensiveendJIm Jettcoot to “ “P 7;30-S;00pm j bottled salad dressing and flavored yogurt. It’s the Vt cup salad dressing Hatchr dh 4 1 1 0 Slngletn dh 3 0 0 1 Kenndy 3b 2 0 0 0 (Sarner 3b 3 0 0 0 2), 8:30 p.m. . Brnnsky rf 3 2 2 1 Dauer 2b 4 0 0 0 a series of 1-vear con- perfect meal finisher. Here are some recipes for you 3 hard cooked eggs Texas (Darwin 3-3) at Kansas City Johnstn oh 1 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 12 0 trads. I M M M B M M M E M M ^ ■ £ & a im to try. Engle c 4 2 10 Nolan c 4 0 10 Veryzer 3b 0 0 0 0 Knight )b 2 1 1 0 ■A teaspoon salt (Black 00), 8:35 p.m. Wshngt ss 4 0 2 3 Rodrlgz 3b 4 0 2 0 New York (Rawlev 5-3) at California Moreind rt 3 1 1 0 Ashby c 0 0 0 0 Vt teaspoon pepper (John 3-2), 10:30 p.m. Totals 36 6 9 S Totals 32 I 6 1 Davis c 4 0 10 Walling ph 0 0 0 0 Cream Puff Ring WARM WEATHER MEALS FEATURE SANDWICHES AND SALADS Thundav’s (James Minnesota 120 200 001- 6 Sandbrg 2b3 1 1 0 Doran 2b 4 2 ) 1 4 pita bread rounds, Baltimore at Kansas City, night Baltimore lOO 000 ooo— ) Ruthven p 3 1 1 1 Pulols c 2 0 0 0 1 cup water halved . . . from top. puff ring, garden pasta salad, pita rounds,fruit salad Texas at Chicago, night (kime winning RBI — Brunonsky (6). LSmith 0 1 0 0 0 Bass cf 2 0 2 3 E— Rodriguez. DP— Minnesota 1, MScott p Vt cup margarine Shredded lettuce Boston at Toronto, night Bal- 2 0 10 (only games scheduled) DSmith p 0 0 0 0 1 cup flour Combine zucchini, carrot, alfalfa sprouts, salad 7 ounces spaghetti, cooked (Combine remaining ingredients; mix. Top spagh­ tlmore2. LOB— Mlnnesota4, BoltimoreO. Sollman 1b 2 6 6 6 ■A teaspoon salt 2B — Nolan, Engle/ Brunonsky, dressing, chopped eggs and seasonings; mix. Fill 2 cups cherry tomato halves etti with vegetable mixture and remaining salad Totals 37 5 10 3 Totals 34 4 S 4 3 eggs Washing­ Chic^o 010 021001— 5 bread rounds. 1 cup sliced zucchini dressing mixture. Garnish with green onion slices. ton. HR— Costlno (9), Brunonsky (7). Houston ooo 000 202— 4 3 Vi cups chopped cooked chicken ' IP H R E R B B S O Game winning RBI - Cey (3). 1 cup green pepper chunks EASTERN LEAGUE Minnesota W cups raisins ■A cup pitted, sliced ripe olives w L Pcf. GB E— Thon 3. DP— Houston 2. LOB— Garden pasta salad Lemon dressing Castillo (W 2-3) 9 6)146 Chicogo 9, Houston 6.2B— Durham. 3B— Vt cup chopped celery 4 ounces salami, Buffalo 18 11 .621 Baltimore New Britain 19 12 .613 _ Bowa, Doran. HR— Cey (5). SB— Durham 2 tablespoons green onion 'A cup salad dressing McGregor (L 4-3) 6 8 5 4 0 4 2 (6), Thon (13), Cruz (8), Bowa (1). cuf in strips Vt cup salad dressing Glens Falls 17 14 .548 2 Stewart 3 111)2 Vt cup salad dressing 2 tablespoons green onion Combine salad dressing, onion, parmesan cheese Vt cup lemon, pineapple, or orange yogurt Reading 14 12 .538 2V2 W P— Stewart. T — 2:27. A— 10,707. Vt teaspoon curry powder Lynn 14 14 .500 3'/2 2 tablespoons parmesan cheese and milk; mix well. Combine Vt cup salad dressing Combine ingredients; mix and chill. Serve over Nashua 13 17 .433 5‘/2 CHERRONE^S Bring water and margarine to a boil. Add flour and 2 tablespoons milk mixture and drained spaghetti; toss lightly and chill. fresh fruit. Woterbury 12 18 .400 6 V7 Expe85.Padrea4 Albany 11 20 .355 8 PACKAGE STORE Tuesday's Results Noshua 3, Buffalo 2 Indians 6. Mariners 4 SAN DIE(>0 MONTREAL COME CHALLENGE US Albany at Waterbury, ppd., rain abrhbi abrhM Lynn 8, New Britain 3 Wiggins ct 3 1 1 0 Raines It 4 13 1 A T CHERRONE’S! Reading 8, Glens Falls 6 CLEVELAND SEATTLE Bonilla 2b 6 0 2 0 Wohitrd rf 2 0 0 0 10% to 25% DTscouRts on full cases of Your Neighbor’s Kitchen Wednesdoy’sGomes obrhM abrhM RIchrds If 6 0 2 1 Cromart rf 3 0 1 1 wine or you cm mix a case and still get Buffolo at Nashua Bannistr If 4 1 1 1 SHndrsn If 1 1 0 1 Gorvey 1b 6 1 3 1 Dawson cf 6 0 3 1 DAVE ROOD Albany at Woterbury McBride rf 1 0 0 0 Cowens rf 0 0 0 0 Bevacqu rf 5 0 1 0 Oliver 1b 5 0 0 0 10% to 25% off. LOU CHERRONE Lynn at New Britain, 2 Harrah 3b 4 1 ) 1 Castillo 3b 3 0 0 1 Kennedy c 5 1 0 0 Carter c 4 0 0 0 Reodlng at Glens Falls Hargrv 1b 5 0 12 Allen 3b 0 0 0 0 Tempitn ss 5 0 2 0 Wcllach 3b 6 0 0 0 Thursdoy's Games Thorntn dh 5 1 3 1 Nelson rf 4 0 11 Salazar 3b 5 1 1 0 Speler ss 3 1 1 0 Buffalo at Nashua Trillo 2b 4 0 0 0 Zlsk dh 4 0 10 Lollar p 0 0 0 1 Flynn 2b 5 2 2 0 1 BUDWEISER CRIBARI Sosa p 0 0 0 0 Reardon p 10 00 SEAGRAMS 7 Contest starred bear, butterfly, Big Albany at Waterbury 1 > u i. (U n Franco ss 3 13 1 Putnam 1b 4 1 2 1 Lucas p 1 0 0 0 Welsh p RIUNITE Mac Lynn at New Britain 0 0 0 0 Bug in Box Winn Mannng cf 4 1 2 0 DHndrs cf 4 0 1 0 Turner ph 1 0:0 0 Burris p Reading at Glens Falls Vukovch rf 4 0 0 0 Sweet c 3------0 0 0 10 11 4,08^8.0« _ MM 750 ML Monge p 0OOffO 0 (70 White ph 1000 Esslan c 2 0 0 0 Ramos oh 10 0 0 By Barbara Richmond as well as to eat. The cake was 3 squares unsweetened chocolate 1 cup sugar Tabler ph 0 0 0 0 TCrui ss Ramirz ph 0 0 0 0 Smith p 10 0 0 4 0 10 [}eLeon p 1 0 0 0 Johnsn ph 1 0 1 6 UsibrsoM ] Herald Reporter made in a teddybear-shaped pan ( 3 ounces, melted, cooled) I'A teaspoons vanilla Dllone pr 0 0 0 0 JCruz 2b 3 2 10 * 8 . 9 9 a. Jr®-” Moms Schotzdr p 0 0 0 0 ■■I^rsbat.— 2.00 then covered with chocolate frost­ I'A cups cold water Bando c 0 0 0 0 1 |rivt l« i B $ 1 1 Q Q ISBStS Bring butter and eggs to room Perkins oh 1 I 1 0 Little 2b 1110 ing and accented with white Totals 44 4 12 3 Totals 44 5 13 3 ^ 1 1 . J J <3.99 Picture a room full of beautiful (Jrease and lightly flour 9 x temperature. Grease and flour a Eastern League Hassey c 0 0 0 0 frosting swirled to look like fur. 13-inch pan. Combine the first 3 Totals 37 « 12 4 Totals 31 4 7 4 One out when winning run soorod cakes. You walk in and are told you round pan. Stir together flour, Cleveland oil t „ . Son Diego 120 010 000000 0— 4 The “Big Mac” cake was ingredients. In a mixer bowl beat 0004— 4 Montreal 001030 0000001— 5 ------BEER------can sample some or all. You’d baking powder, salt and nutmeg. Lynn 410101001--1 11 0 S ^ l e 000 021 1(10— 4 (tame winning RBI — Cromortle (3). NATURAL UGHT probably think you died and went created by Lori Patulak, Nick butter on medium speed of electric In a large mixer bowl beat the New Britoin 010 002 000 » 3 81 (Same winning RBI— Hargrove (1). 12 oz. Bottles *8.49 Vesho and Greg Winot. The cake mixer for about 30 seconds. Add Wheeler, Mohorcic (7) ond Cllburn; DP— Cleveland 1. LOB— Cleveland 9 , E— Richards, Speler. DP— San Diego 1, to heaven. Such was the case at butter on medium speed about 30 Seattle 5. 2B— Franco, Nelson. 3B— D Montreal 1. LO B— San Diego 11 .Montreal BUS Of itself was not as unique as the way sugar and vanilla and beat until GnacInskI, Johnson (2), Woody 14.2B— Wiggins, Flynn. HR— (tarvey (8). 12 oz. Bottles *8.49 llling Junior High School last seconds. Add sugar and vanilla. Henderson, J. Cruz. HR— Bannister (1), it was decorated to look like a well combined. Add eggs, one at a Putnam (5). SB— J, Cruz 4 (27), S. SB— Salazar 2 (7), Raines2 (12), Johnson PIELS UGHT Wednesday. Add the eggs one at a time, beating Mitchell (9) and Malpaso. W— Wheeler (2 (1), (tarvey (2). S— Wiggins, Oliver, 12 oz. Cans *6.79 hamburger in a bun. time, beating for 1 minute after — 3). L— GnacInskI (4— 2). HR— Lynn, Henderson (7), Harrah (3). SF— Castillo, The students in the home eco­ one minute after each; scrape Cllburn (1). S. Henderson. Salazar, Raines. SF— Lollar. PIEIS DTAn each. 12 oz. Cans *6.79 nomics classes of Laura Boutilier bowl frequently. and Rose Anne Bill had a cake­ FIRST, THE STUDENTS Blend in cooled chocolate. Add MNIER 12 oz. Bottles Gradually add dry ingredients to *9.89 baking contest. And a mouth­ sprinkled a tablespoon of sesame dry ingredients and cold water egg mixture, beating on low speed BLACK LABEL 12 oz. Cans *6.99 watering array it was. seeds on an ungreased cookie sheet alternately to beaten mixture, just until thoroughly blended. Turn The students used their imagina­ and baked them about 5 minutes at beating after each addition. Turn Tennis Bowling OLD MILWAUISE 12 oz. Cans batter into pan. Bake in a 325 *7.39 tions to produce everything from a 300 degrees. Then they made some into pans. Bake in a 350. degree degree oven for 55 to 65 minutes, or 12 oz. Cans *8.99 beautiful big butterfly (the first “ Easy Penuche” frosting. oven for 30 to 35 minutes or until Frencti Open After the cake cooled it was cut until done. Cool 15 minutes on a ST. BAUU GML lig h t & d ark prize winner) to a replica of a "B ig done. Cool 10 minutes on wire Laditi Protjsslonol 12 oz. Bottles ■ wg * 1 wire rack. Remove from pan, cool. At Porit BowKriTour Mac.” The judges were Dr. Ri­ into three^ections, one for the top racks. Remove from pans and Makes 12 servings. First Round AtMllwouk««,May23 AUTO REPAIRS ------UQUOR------chard Lindgren, school principal; of the bun, one for the center continue cooling. Makes 12 serv­ Men hamburger and one for the bottom (Third round leodtrs ond total 1.75 SCHENLEY RESERVE Kathy Brophy of the State Depart­ ings. This is cake used for *10.39 butterfly. pintails) M ooteN inu ONO WRUAH SCOTCH ment of Education; Kate Walsh, a bun. First the bottom layer was Marble Cake Mel Purcell, U.S., def. Tom 1. Cindy Mason, Duarte, 86 proof 1.75 *13.99 1.75 *11.39 security guard at the school; and frosted with the penuche frosting. Cain, U.S.r 6-1, 6^, 6-3; Mark Calif., 3,7X. 2. (tie) Carolyn WE SERVICE ALL lOHNMi WAUV ■ » •LACK ynvn Then one-third cup of the remain­ Dickson, U.S., def. Lolc Trump, Akron, Ohio, and "Horn* of Mr Goodwrtnch' ■ GENERAL MOTOR Barbara Richmond of the Man­ IVt cups all-purpose flour 1.75 *18.87 1.75 *11.9S ing frosting had 2 tablespoons White Frosting Courteau, France, 7-6,6-2,6-3; Cheryl Daniels, (}etroit,3,873.4. SIAMABS OM chester Herald. 2'A teaspoons baking powder Eric Fromm, U.S., def. John Jeanne Malden, Solon, Ohio, CARS AND TRUCKS WMKGI CMMIMI cocoa added to it to make it darker. Lloyd, Britain, 3^, 7-6,6-2,6-3; 3,458. 5. Barbara Renner, 1.0 *6.49 1.75 *10.99 How to pick the two best cakes (for butterfly) 'A teaspoon salt Hans Simonsson, Sweden, def. Willoughby, Ohio, 3,450. 4. I88E 8II1 Bi^vHE out of so many masterpieces? It Then the middle layer was Vt cup butter > ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS g u n ’s ggr 1,0 *8.49 placed on the frosted one and was Vitos Gerulaltis, U.S., 6-4, 6-4, Susan Meyer, Alexandria, 1.75 wasn’t easy. The butterfly, the 1 cup shortening (or margarine) 2-6, 6-1; Magnus Tidemon, Minn., 3,439. 7. Aleta Rze- tACAMI IMI UGHT A RAIN frosted with the darker icing. The Sweden, def. TrevWaltke,U.S., peckl, Detroit, 3,430. 8. (tana > COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS MWAtS 1.75 joint effort of Lisa Irwin, Dawn I'A teaspoons vanilla 1 cup sugar *11.39 top layer was then put on and 7-5,1-6,6-2,5-7,7-5; Peter Elter, Miller, Albqueraue, N.\l,> • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 1.75 *19.49 lAHUA COfm UGHil ' ___ Woods and Jenny >Obue, received Vt teaspoon lemon extract 1 teaspoon vanilla West Germany^ def. Matt 3,594. 9. Carol Norman, Ard­ ^ iZ 5 S93.S9 the highest marks from the frosted with the rest of the penuche 4‘A to 4'A cups powdered sugar 2 eggs Doyle, U.S., 6-2, 3-6, 7-5, more, Okla., 3,585. 10. Llso • AUTO PAINTINS sogtMnm cogron icing. About 2 tablespoons of (sifted) 46, 6-2. Rathgeber, Palmetto, Fla., 1.75 *7.49 1.75 judges. two-thirds cup milk *13.99 preserves were drizzled around Heinz Gunthardt, Switzer­ 3,544. 1). Fran Wolt, Overland • CHARGE WITH MASTER CHAR8E 3 to 4 tablespoons milk 1 square unsweetened chocolate, land, def. Jimmy Brown, Park, Kan., 3,539. 12. Donna r ...... ‘ " i T i H i the side of the middle layer to look Beat shortening, vanilla, and melted and cooled U.S., 2-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-2; Adamek, Durate,Callt.,3,537. • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE CARLO nu THE BUTTERFLY started out like catsup. The top of the cake was Shlomo Glickstein, Israel, 13. Audrey Coburn, Ches­ SMGM as a 9 X 13-inch cake. “ It was really lemon extract on medium speed of Vt teaspoon baking soda CELLARS eunn then sprinkled with the toasted def. Pender Murphy, U.S., terton, Ind., 3,535. 14. Cheryl ROSSI 4.0 $499 simple, but we were so nervous electric mixer for 30 seconds. 36, 6-2, 64, 64; Mike Van Lerberg, Shawnee, Kan., 1.5 HBUQUaS sesame seeds. Very ingenious. Grease and lightly flour a Myburg, South Africo, def. 3,432. 15. Pam Buckner, when we started out,” Ms. Woods Gradually add about half of the 9x5x3-inch pan. Combine flour, Tim Mayotte, U.S., 46.66.64, Reno,Nev., 3,527. 14. Vesma CARLO ZHABLIS There were many others too— all IMEII ItPut admitted. To start, a 1-inch strip powdered sugar, beating well. Add baking powder and salt. Beat 62; Ivan Lendl, Czechoslova­ Grinfelds, San Francisco, ROSSI RHINE GALLO tmifi) deserved a prize — but what’s a kia, def. Pedro Rebolledo, 3,526. 17. Barbara Thorberg, $529 was cut off the narrow end of the 2 tablespoons of the milk. Gradu­ butter about 30 seconds. Add sugar CARTER 4.0 ______1.5 InuptEbud $ 3 7 9 poor judge to do when told there’s Chile, 64, 61, 63; Guillermo St. Lou Is, 3,523.18. Toni Glllard, cake. Then the remaining cake ally beat in remaining powdered only to be two winners? The cakes and vanilla and beat until fluffy. Vllos, Argentina, def. Florin Beverly, Ohio, 3/488.19. Linda Ml.owill' was cut diagonally to form four sugar and enough milk to make of Segarceanu, -Romania. 61, Syvertsen, Marietta, (ta., INNUaiU were judged on appearance, tex­ Add eggs, one at a time, beating 1 4 I M 4 N N ■ B 0 U 4 UINUN triangles which made up the spreading consistency (1 to 2 7-5, 6-1; Pascal Portes, 3,487. 1 C - ■!. Im MVt ture, flavor, originality, level of minute after each. Add dry ingre­ France, def. Freddie Sauer, m. Kum m $ 3 9 9 750 sun $399 wings. tablespoons.) Frost tops and sides South Africa, 64, 67, 36, 61, difficulty, and creativity. dients and milk alternately to 64. The strip was run down the of cake. Add additional powdered beaten mixture, beating aftereach STOCK SWEET < D ty VEIMOIITH UHCnS ROSS' center to form the body. The cake A few 01 tne recipes follow: Yannick Noah, France, def. CARPET RETAIL SALES 1.0 sugar to make stiffer consistency addition. Anders Jarryd, Sweden,61,60, Excellent income op­ 1229 MAIN S T. 750 was then frosted and decorated for decorative flowers and 62; Jose-Luis Clerc, Argen­ AUTO REPAIR Combine cooled I'hocolate, bak­ tina, def. Libor PImek, Cze­ portunity and growth MANCHESTER with coconut, sliced gum drops, Feathery Fudge Cake borders. ing soda and 2 tablespoons hot choslovakia, 36, 76, 63, 61; potential. Experience 624 E. Middle Tpke. gumdrop strips and strips of water; stir into one-third of the Jairo Velosco, Colombia, def. preferred. Caii Mel TEL. 646-6464 licorice for the curled antennas. 2 cups all-purpose flour Chris Lewis, New Zealand, Pound Cake batter. Spoon light and dark 64, 36. 60, 63; Chrlstophe Tischler at 688-4961 Manchester "It was really difficult getting IVt teaspoons baking soda batters allernatcly into loaf pan. for interview appoint­ Roger-Vessel In, France, def. the coconut to stick,” said Ms. ■A teaspoon salt cup butler Zigzag a spatula through batter. Bernard Balleret. France, ment. Ail replies heid GMQUAUTY 1 SHMCC RARTS Irwin. Iwo-Uiirds cup butter 4 eggs Bake at 350 degrees for 45 to 50 6-4, 6-3, 6-3; Morcos Ho- in confidence. .Herald photo bv Tarqolnlo cevar, Brazil, def. Carlos 643-7027 The second place winners were (or margarine) 2 cups all-purpose flour minutes or until done. Cool 15 Gottlker. Argentina, 36.63,63, CARPET FACTORY OUTLET OENXRAL MOTOSS nurrs DIVISION Sean McCarthy and Dan Mullen, IVt cups sugar 67, 64- HERALD REPORTER BARBARA RICHMOND 1 teaspoon baking powder minutes on wire rack. Remove . .. judge of llling cake bake-off who made a big teddybear cake 1 teaspoon vanilla Vt teaspoon salt from pan. Cool thoroughly. Serves that looked real enough to cuddle 2 eggs Vt teaspoon ground nutmeg 12. ~ M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , wcdnusciuy. May 25. i» h:i MAN( |li;STI:l( lIKKAl.lt. Wcdiioil.iy. M.iy .

Clip ‘n’ file refunds purchase price circled from one package of any Watercress is much more meat product (any brand, any size). Expires Aug. VegetaMea, Starches, Fruits (F ile No. 4) 31, 1983. Homestyle VEG-ALL. Receive a SO-cent refund 6 Pack coupon tor handling provided you end lh« 3 0 consurner heve complied with the le»m$ ol Clip out this file and keep it with similar plus postage. Send the required refund form and S M fE c this Oder Piesenled on tor redemption without cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with one label from Veg-AII Home Style Mixed b s A V E S d such complierKe constitutes fraud invoices proving purchese of sutfcienl stock ol our brendfsf than a mere salad green beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting Vegetables, along with the-price sticker from a When you buy one six pack of to cover coupona presented tor redernption must be shown upon recfuesl Coneumer mual pay eelet the needed proofs of purchase while looking for package of one of these meats — Stew Meat, tei Coupon may not be trentlerred or assigned the req u ir^ forms at the supermarket, in n ahd IS v ^ where its use is prohibited, (axed or Brisket, Short Ribs, Roast. Expires Sept. 30,1983. otherwtsa restricted Cash value irSOc This offer thing depends on the tex- IS bmitad to one coupon per purchase Redeem by In the pleasant, unpol­ newspapers and magazines, and when trading K R AFT Dinners $1 Refund. Send the required meibng to Tropicsne Products Sales. Inc .PO Box luted age in which I grew I ture and flavor of perfect with friends. Offers may not be available in all refund form and five proof of purchase seals from 1497, Clinton, tows $2734 C o i ^ rnusl be for warded lo ctoenrvg house within 60 days ol expua- up, there were many seafood with the water­ areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive the 7'A-ounce or the 14'A-ounce Kraft Macaroni & 100% Pure Refreshment ton date Clearing house expires November 30. cress leaves, while the each refund. t9$3 Limit — one coupon per purchase streams around us in B ^ a rd Cheese Dinner packages, along with a label from in Four Flavors Cesigen ea»lye RowtemMef 30,1M 9 which watercress flour­ chopped stems combine The following refund offers are worth $t.89. any brand of tuna. Expires July 31, 1983. LSAYEi 100% Pure Juice from Concentrate ished. It looked so inviting o n F o o d with, the vinaigrette as an This week’s refund offers have a total value of LIPTO N Noodles & Sauce, Free C!oupon Offer. Any Flavor - Your Choice and tempting in the water herb. $23.09. Receive a coupon for any variety of Lipton Chuck the soda‘Chu£ aChugger MflSDO i i 3 o a a that one felt compelled to By James Beard I can remember so well Noodles & Sauce — up to 89 cents. Send the gather large bunches and Syndicated Columnist wandering into the This offer doesn’t require a refund form: required refund form and the cooking directions take them home. Stran­ markets in Paris in the R IV E R RICE P.O. Box 5S017, Houston, Texas from any two varieties of Lipton Noodles & Sauce. gely enough, most people early hours of the morn­ 77055. Receive a $1 refund. Send five River Rice Expires June 30, 1984. who purchase it today ing and seeing great 2-pound box tops. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. MJB Long Grain Rice Savings. Receive a think of watercress as a hampers of watercress, at 75-cent ground beef refund and 75 cents in MJB garnish, a salad green or least five feet high. As you These offers require refund forms: coupons. Send the required refund form and one S A V E IS C maybe something that gave large teas it was with cup of olive oil, lookM inside, you saw a DOLE Pineapple/Chicken Offer. Receive a $2 Universal Product Code symbol from one OB o a a b e ttla , a a y e ls e , e l goes in elegant little sand­ considered quite “ au fait’’ then a good tablespoon of spiral working its way to coupon for fresh chicken plus 18.chicken recipes. 42-ounce size MJB Long Grain Rice package or V e ry fIn e A p p le sau ce . wiches. Well, it’s all of to offer rolled watercress Dijon mustard, 1 teaspoon the top of the hamper, the Send the required refund form ahd the Universal two Universal Product Code synibols from the redeem these^ those things, but it's also a leaves pointing out so that Product Code symbols from eight labels of any TO MR GROCE R you bis authorised to act as our agent lor the r«jemption sandwiches with little of salt, a few grinds of 28-ounce size of MJB Long Grain Rice packages, of this coupon we will reimburse you 1 plus 7« nandiiryg it it has been herb, and its sprightly, sprigs popping out at the black pepper and about 2 nothing became crushed 20-ounce cans of Dole pineapple (slices, chunks or plus the register tape with the purchase prices used in accordance with our customer offer invoice proving purchase ol peppery flavor is a pure during the journey. It was crushed in syrup or natural ju ice). Expires Dec. jh coupons w Sutficieni Slock to cover coupons presented for redemption musi be shown ends. Of course, this re­ tablespoons of wine vi­ circled for the ground beef purchase and MJB on request Coupons vo»d if taxed prohibited or otherwise restncled by law delight. sulted in too much rolled one of those exquisit 31, 1983. Long Grain Rice. Expires March 31, 1984. Customer pays any sales tax Cash value is < /15C Grocers mail coupons lo negar or 1 tablespoon of Veryfir>e PO Box 1357 Clinton lowaS?73a Offer expires 11/30/83 I like watercress served bread and butter and too Balsamic vinegar and 1 market experiences that GREEN GIANT The Pillsbury Co. Receive a $1 ' at any store 1 V fv with chops or a steak, or little cress! is reminiscent of a great coupon for any meat product. Send the required Here is a refund form you can write for: tablespoon of wine vi­ 7QStG 1GD577 with grilled chicken or My idea of a really good negar. This is blended study on canvas. refund form and one Universal Product Code A coupon for the LYSOL product of your choice. selling these ^ foods cooked out of doors, watercress sandwich con­ well, and to it you add the symbol from a 4>A-ounce ja r ora3'A-ounce can or Lysol Products "G et 1 Free,’’ P.O. Box 2960, r V e r k S n e ! without the benefit of sists of thinly cut brown finely chopped stems of two Universal Product Code symbols from the Hillside, N.J. 07205. Send a self-addressed, dressing. Just to munch THE FRENCH use wa­ '2>A-ounce jars of Green Giant Whole or Sliced bread — whole wheat, two large bunches of tercress so intelligently. I stamped envelope for this form. This offer products V 1 on watercress, sprig by Mushrooms, along with the register tape with the oatmeal or barley grain — waterci^ess. (Most people can remember having expires Aug. 31, 1983. sprig, is a captivating with good, unsalted but­ throw these away, which What this world needs is more experience. grilled pig’s feet with ter, masses of fresh wa­ is a great mistake.) crisp pommes frites ac­ I am not the first to tercress and just a Stir, and then add a companied by a little Good Hum or; think so. In the 14 century sprinkle of coarse salt. cupful of orange sections, Supermarket Shopper S sS e 29 Taillevant, the famous bunch of watercress that It’s palate-satisfying, a cup of thinly sliced provided Just the right chef of France’s King nourishing and e.\u aordi- sweet red onions and Charles VI, wrote down a fresh green contrast to the Good Humor' narily good. Watercress about 2 cups of medium­ gelatinous richness of the menu that he prepared for has a special freshness, sized poached shrimp, Ice Cream a royal banquet given in pig’s feet and the crispy, particularly in winter each cut in half the long fatty quality of the fried No sales in East Berlin honor of a certain Comte when one looks out of the way. Ring the bowl about or Ice Pop • ! - * w u jv V - t- ’ ’• , potatoes. ’ i.ii '-rjd OMw ei de la Marche. After the window at dirty snow and By AAartin Sloane 31 3 with the watercress freedoms„we often take did we find these items D EAR M ARTIN; I took Grocery Pack. Aafnt . IBI limit WM fourth course there was to senses the chill icy blasts. A cream of watercress I CMfan ym ywckm leaves. Right before serv­ United Feature for granted. available in tbb stores. In my husband shopping be “ Watercress, served Crunching the fresh herb soup is another delight. In ing, add a few finely Syndicate fact, when you ask a clerk, with me iast week. He was | alone, to refresh the seems like a promise of making it, one prepares a Being able to shop at chopped pistachio nuts or they can’t even tell you so shocked and surpriasd mouth.” spring. typical cream-soup base stores with well-stocked [25' walnuts and toss well. DEAR MARTIN: I have when they may be getting when I saved $6.37 with What this world needs is more Good Humor.' I am very drawn to without making it thick just returned with my shelves is a freedom. This is a beautiful salad the merchandise in! my coupons that he took IN ENGLAND the water­ salads that contain water­ in design as well as taste. and floury, using chicken husband from Germany Stores in America that me out to lunch! — Liz cress tea sandwich rivals cress not as a decorative The mixture can be aug­ broth and adding chopped after a three-year tour of advertise items on sale If you do find an item the cucumber sandwich in you want to purchase, it Scifnick, La Porte, Ind. element but as part of the mented with little flecks watercress stems. This is duty with the Army. Being had better have them C A R f r When you buy any TWO packages (1 lb. or popularity — or at least it salad itself. I made one in thickened with egg yolks doesn’t mean that you’ re of lemon, or lemon zest, surrounded by the Berlin available. But this isn’ t ^ more each) Hillshire Farm Smoked Sausage or did in the days when a cooking class recently and one may use lump and cream. A dash of Wall for three years made the case in communist going to get it. If the DEAR LIZ; Being' ^ afternoon tea was still a that is well worth repeat­ crab meat, lobster or lemon is added and then me realize how important East Berlin. Their store cashier decides she SAVE 3 D Polska Kielbasa products. One coupon smart shopper, and hav£ ritual. In earlier days in ing. First of all, make a crayfish tails instead of the leafy sprigs as a our American freedoms windows show nice mer­ doesn’t want you to have ing an appreciative per purchase. this country, when ladies vinaigrette in a salad bowl the shrimp. The whole garnish. chandise, but hardly ever it, she can refuse to sell it are, even the “ little” spouse; What more could TO THE 0C4LER H ilKhire Farm w ill redaam this coupon for face to you, and there is value plus 7 cents handimx. provided Oeiier accepted it toward you ask for? the purchase of the specified Hiiishue Farm product Consumer nothing you can do about must pay any sales tar Upon request, invoice must be shown as proof of purchase of surficieni quantities at product to cover the it. coupons presented We w ill not redeem coupons in excess ol the amount of H iliih ire Farm products delivered to the Dealer during Menus We found “ sales" to be COUPONING TIP: Are this promotion Reimbursement for coupons will be madt promptly upon receipt of coupons shipped to Nilishue Farm P O Box 1127, r s almost nonexistent in you looking for a coupoq Clinton Iowa $2734 providing a detailed invoice m Dealer's name II included. Dealer rpust submit coupons for payment within 90 days East Berlin, and I don’t file box that’s just a litCe after expiration date This offer void whert prohibited taxed or ifstricte d by law Senior citizen Manchester schools ’I'uesday: Juice, cheeseburger, lettuce and tomato, think they have ever 'smore chic than a shoe bo2 “Quality meat makes , HIUSHIRE FARM NEW LONDON WISCONSIN $4961 potato chips, make your own Sundae. heard of coupons or re­ or your child’s lunch b p ij ' HURRY! Oiler expires June 30.1983 NCC583 The following lunches will be served at Mayfair The following lunches will be served in the public Wednesday: Roast turkey, gravy, stuffing, cran­ funds as we know them. Mary Jane Souza- T>f H ilaire larm.MDeiiciousr Gardens and Westhill Gardens the week of May 30 schools the week of May 30 through June 3: berry sauce. My first week home, I Westport, Mass., says she through June 3, to Manchester residents who are 60 or Monday: Memorial Day, no school. Thursday: Fish and cheese on a bun, french fries. has the answer: older. The numbers to call for more information are: went to the commissary Tuesday: Hamburg patty on roll, potato chips, Friday: Fruit juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed and saved $20.66 with “ Being an avid coupon Westhill, 643-2163 or Mayfair, 647-3120: buttered com, chilled peaches. clipper, I found it increas­ Mr Rrtiilrr 1rrr tup will rcilrrm ihiM'oupon salad with choice of dressing, fruited gelatin with coupons, and then I lof iwx-mx fu t sm is plus v se n tenis hanr natural Sppir .luit r ( uupun saved an additional $12.60 max nu! he aNsignrd or iransfrrrrd t usiumrr Tuesday: Baked fish, Spanish style, steamed rice, ■ Thursday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, buttered Coventry schools with theirdouble coupons. would remain organi^eB^ Few are chosen. muM pa* ant sales las Void whx-ir pruhihiicd green beans, bread and butter, chilled pears. lasrd ur ri-sirii ird h* las* ( mhhI uni* in I s A garbanzo beans, marinated salad, white bread, fresh I just can’t tell you how house hundreds of ooji- i ash*altu I'JiK fur rrdcmpiiun mail lu Irrt Friday; Cheese pizza, tossed salad, chocolate The following lunches will be served in the Coventry pons, be conveniently ^ori tup Ini pit Hu s I k H ( liniun lut*a AJ~44 fruit. g < ^ it feels to be back in Pick up (■iMi«t uni* un Ihr purihas.- ui Irri* Lip regular pudding. Milk is served with all meals. schools the week of May 30 through June 3: table and look good, t<$K t ur naiural AppU luitr An* uihir usr mnsii Wednesday: Herb-baked chicken, lima beans, Monday: Schools closed for Memorial Day. the land of the free and lull's fraud I imii unr * uupufi per lamil* itflrr came up with the answer expires Ma« l l I’INi carrots, branbread square, chilled mixed ITuit. home of double couponsi TreeTbp Tuesday: Cold salad plate, roll and butter, assorted when my husband dis­ Bolton schools fruit. — Gayle Ellis, Columbia. Thursday: Barbequed beef on a bun, potato crisps, S.C. carded the carrying case Hawaiian coleslaw, bun, toasted coconut pudding. Wednesday: Chicken, gravy, stuffing, cranberry for the tape cartridge^ h€ Save 25^ 100"i, Pure The followmg lunches will be served in the Bolton sauce, green beans, roll and honey butter, fresh fruit. tin ihc rt'^ulur price ofan> N o Sugar .Added. Friday: Turkey a la king over biscuit, sweet uses in his car. It is jiist Elementary-Center schools the week of Mav 30 Thursday; Taco, rice, Mexican corn, pears. Tree Top regular or natural potatoes, green beans almondine, cranberry sauce, through June 3: ’ DEAR GAYLE: It’s the right size, good look­ Friday: Jui^p, pizza, tossed salad, assorted fruit. good to have you back Apple .luiee 2fl?DQ inSRBl cinnamon applesauce. Monday: No school. Memorial Day. ing and even has a handy Milk is served with all meals. with us. handle." •!-;

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X P E O P L E PHIL ROURA-TOMROUR POSTER Cambodian Advice 7 spelling ace EXCLUSI attracts fans Words of consolation are often unnecessarily cruel CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. (U P I) — Richard DEAR ABBY: I Just Nixon has joined a growing fan club for Linn At the time of my son’s “ over it” ! I ’ll just keep ol my system. In my heart people who have lost a d e a r ABBY: I heard read the letter from Yann, the fifth grader who escaped a death, there was no one to my guard up more closely I ’m still... child. something that upset me "Linda in Lancaster” tell­ Autograph houmls communist labor gang in Cambodia, missed talk to about my feelings. now, especially when peo­ THE MOTHER OF TWO About your sister-in- and wonder if it is true. ing about some of the three years of school, then became an It was easier just to keep ple ask, “ How many child­ DEAR MOTHER: law: She probably meant Someone said that in the cruel comments she American spelling ace. quiet — easier on others. ren do you have?” We Please accept my condo­ well, but she showed her­ case of female twins, one lovod GrcMo Kelly heard after losing her Dear Abby Linn, 12, who escaped Cambodia in rags, is Everyone assumed I was originally had two,.but I lences. You most cer­ self to be shallow, unfeel­ twin is likely to be sterile. Autograph collectors enjoy comparing the signatures o f 14-year-oId son. Six years Gas Hardin is 38 years old and wrecked six marriages wearing a pretty dress from Saks Fifth Avenue "adjusting nicely.” thought that by answering tainly should talk about ing and thoughtless. For­ Thank you. celebrities before and after major events in their lives. For ago my 14-year-old son Abigail Van Buren on her climb up the country-western charts. Says the these days — one gift from dozens of V Recently my mother "One,” I wouldn’ t have to the son you lost. And if you give her. A TWIN was killed in an accident. I that reason, the late Grace Kelly always used separate casually mentioned how talk about the one we lost. feel like crying, go ahead one-time Oklahoma farm girl: “ I tell you it’s real hard well-wishers she attracted by winning a also heard some cruel signatures for collectors, depending on which life they were much my son had re­ But that doesn't work and cry until you’re all DEAR ABBY: I noticed DEAR TW IN: Not in work, but it’s like any other business or profession. If Hamilton County spelling bee last month. comments from people interested in. When she was asked for her “ Hollywood" sembled me. My guard either. When I say “ One,” cried out.- (Tears are that the U.S. post office humans. However, in the you work hard you’ll get there someday.” Linn could not speak a word of English when who thought they were signature she signed “ Grace Kelly” and as Princess o f was down and I broke I'm asked, "W hy only healing.) Don't keep this has issued a 17-cent pos­ ease of cattle, when a Hardin revealed that she’s old fashioned and doesn’t she arrived in the United.States four years ago. comforting me. Monaco, she wrote “ Grace de Monaco,” and there is a down and cried. Her com­ one?” (Can Vou believe raging resentment bottled tage stamp with a picture female and male are believe in messin’ around. “ I was raised strict by my This year she made it to the semifinals of the My son was a slow distinction between the two. said, “ You’re better off. with, so don’ t feel sorry ment: " I thought you’d be it?) up inside you, pretending of a woman on it. Her Iwinborn, the female, mothet and grandmother, so I was taught to get married spelling competition before she was elimi­ learner. Not retarded — Herman M. Darvkli, president o f the world wide Univer­ nated on the word “ enchilada.” Now you won’t have any for yourself.” ) (I will over that by now.” I feel for Linda. Thanks to be "adjusting nicely.” name is Carson, Who is known as a "freem artin,” when you fall in love,” she explained. “ W e were strict just slow. My sister-in-law sal Autograph Collectors Club, says Grace had the repara­ more ‘problems’ to deal never forgive her.) Abby, I ’ll never be for letting me get this out You are still hurting she? Someone said she’s is usually sterile. Pentecostals. So I got married each time, but each time President Reagan called Linn’s achieve­ tion o f never turning down an autograph seeker. because you haven’t al­ Johnny Carson’s mother. the problem was the same. My husband didn’t want me ment an example of “ what’s right .with our Darvick notes that most autographs are now collected by society.” lowed yourself to express Is that true? Getting married'.' to have a career, and the question came down to mail and that few celebrities will reject a request. A collec­ Nixon mailed Linn an autographed copy of your normal feelings: the TRUE OR FALSE Whether you want a for­ whether I was gonna stay at home and be a nice little old tor wrote Katharine Hepburn and said he saw her his book, "Leaders.” The expressions of good anger, the pain, the grief DEAR TRUE? False! mal church wpdding or a wife or keep on singing.” Weight lifting yields no results — autograph being sold for S42.50, so would she send an will also have included checks totaling $167 of losingapartofyou. You (Johnny Carson’s moth­ simple. ” do-your-own- She was singing around Tulsa for 14 years before an autograph to his daughter and did she mind her autograph and a bag of jalapeno-flavored jelly beans. need to do that. er’s name is Ruth.) The Ihing” ceremony, get Ab- oil company executive formed a subsidiary corporation being sold. Hepburn replied in a typed note, “ If anyone is ” I think it's great,” said Linn, a straight-A Please get in touch with stamp was issued lo honor by's booklet. Send $1 plus to finance her career. She avoided traveling because she Rachel Louise Carson, an a long, self-addressed, silly enough to pay S42.S0 for my signature that is flne. The student at Alpine Crest Elementary School. a wonderful support wanted to be with her daughter, Antonia. “ But she’s 19 "I'm opening a savings account. I ’m going to how can he make muscles grow? group called Compassion­ American biologist and stamped (37 cents) enve­ question is should you encourage your daughter to be so I I ' now and old enough to be left alone,” said Mama ate Friends. (Cheek your science writer (author of lope to: Abby's Wedding silty.” Then she underlined the words “ your daughter” and save the money for college.” Is Hardin. phone book.) They can be ’!Silent Spring” ) . She died Booklet, P.O. Box 38923. signed her name. •‘ i f Accompanying the copy of Nixon’s book was DEAR DR. LAMB: spot reducing so you will removed and you will still The name? Well, Hardin was asked to use her real enormously helpful to in 1964. Hollywood, Calif. 90038. In a warning to autograph buffs, Darvick said that a note from a member of the former Maybe you can tell me if need to look lo diet and have a good upper body. name, Carolyn Ann, but she held out. “ Hah, I ’ve had a president’s staff: I ’m wasting my time exercise to reach your 2 EKaabcth Taylor’s staff is now copying her style o f writing lot o f nicknames in my life but Gus has stuck,” she says. "President Nixon, who read in the New York working with weights. I'm goal. I know you probably her name on two levels — which was previously thought to Gus Hardin: Six marriages have bitten the dust. Well, it’s catchy — a girl named Gus. Daily News you had won the spelling bee in impatient and confused. inherited genes that WININGERS 10 Annual indicate genuiness. Be wary o f counterfeits, Darvick Your Health Hamilton County, wanted you to have this copy I ’m a 24-year-old guy, caused your problem but " Manchester S h e lt W w o rk s h o p Bakery cautions fans, because Liz’s signature is so popu'ar that it’s of his book, ‘Leaders.’ He sends you his very about 5 foot 11 and weigh you can improve things, been reproduced on a rubber stamp. best wishes for the future,” the note said. around 160. A year ago I Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Here’s how. Go on a 57 Hollister Street (Bentley School) SPORTSWh«re Children are special CAMPnot just a number YiMy'r# Russia's decided to do something sensible diet and continue GET THE BEST FOR LESS about my ap|)earance. your exercise program. I f all the world was a stage and the to Redford. “ That’s nice,” he said, Open for Sales to the Public! Sit-ups helped remove ex­ But to develop the kind of people on it actors, the globe would be “ but I prefer being my own man.” GIRLS*B0YS*0AY CAMP tra meat around the cen­ body you want, begin a GymnastlcsaSoccer* Baseball/Softball a better place id which to live, say ABC holding 5 Then the conversation got around to ter but I ’ve become dis­ weight-training program, Ages 4-16 Ages 6-16 Soviet film stars Ludmila Gurchenko MON., WED. and FRI. Red Crott swimming Lessons In our Olympic Tndoor Pool comparing American film stars to Rus­ couraged using the fore puberty — which is needed? Or shots that preferably supervised, to and Scigei Shaknrov, the Russian 2 Sessions July 5-15 & July 18-29 sian movie idols, and Gurchenko sud­ ratings lead dumbell set and bench I questionable unless done burn up fat? build up your upper body answer to Shirley MacLaine and denly became stony. purchased. and avoid losing muscle 9:00 AJW. to 1:00 P.M. Call Bill WInInger 688-7712 or 646-3687 Robert Redford. carefully and with good f » p o e . “ Yes, we have our fans, but the first I ’ve always been on the supervision — do not DEAR READER: while you diet. Eventually For Further Information — Call 646-5718 at Loomis Chalfee School Windsor “ It’s a great shame that things are NEW Y p R K (U P I) - ABC held its Traniporlatlon Availabit Irom E.H., Manch., Varnon, So. Windsor thing you have to realize is that we are lean side. I ’d like to develop big muscles those fat stores will be prime-time lead for the second consecutive There is no such thing as the way they are today,” said Gur­ workers,” she said. “ W e do go on pro­ change that but after either. round last week to stay a whisper ahead of its Grace Kelly had two distinct signatures: chenko through an interpreter. “ It’s motional tours to factories and plants. several months of weight A common reason a competitors in the summer season to date, but frightening. W e should be able to talk But I live in a three room apartment. work, three times a week, weight training program CBS continued to dofhinate evening news with one another. I really don’t believe I see no great results. fails is that the person Just like other workers.” audiences. that detente is dead.” Are some people just tries too hard. You don’ t What about autograph seekers? ABC took the week narrowly with a rating of Shakurov echoed his film partner’s destined to be lean? Is need a lot of exercise Playwright Edward AIbcc may be known as the “ angry With some annoyance, Gurchenko 15.4 and an audience share of 26. CBS was comments. “ There is no explanation Gurchenko and Shakurov there hope? Why do some when you start. You need young man” o f the stage with plays like “ The Man Who replied: “ O f course, we are happy to . second .at 14.9 and 26 and NBC brought up the for this animosity,” he said. guys just seem to grow to use a near maximum sign autographs. But the Soviet public, usually driven directly from our homes rear with 13.6 and 23. Had Three Arms” creating ripples in the theater world. But muscles like magic while effort (at least 60 percent) “ I love being compared to Shirley does not seem to be as 6re-occupied to the movie studios and back again. With the May sweeps period nearing the he’s really “ a very easy going young man,” says his mom, others have no luck? and do it several times. As MacLaine because she is my favorite with getting autographs from Things are different in Russia, you finish line, CBS held a slim lead with a ratingof Ftaaoci AIbce. “ He can also cook very well and does at you increase your ability actress,” said Gurchenko. Shakurov celebrities as people in the United know.” 15.2 on both Arbitron and Nielsen yardsticks. home,” she added, giving a side o f Albee that only his DEAR READER: For to make a strong contrac­ isn’t so happy about being compared States seem to be. Anyway, we are So we’ve heard. ABC was second with 15.1 from Arbitron and mother would know ... Van Johnson will team up with openers, if that 160 pounds tion or lift a great weight, 14.9 from Nielsen, and NBC was third with 14.6 lane Allyson to star in “ No, No, Nanette” on the summer is muscle and not fat, you your muscle grows. If you from both rating companies. stock circuit. They’ll first play a string o f theaters in Ohio aVe just fine. Those do a lot of less forceful Dan Rather and the CBS “ Evening News” before moving on ... Despite all o f the nonsense generated months of exercise you contractions, you will tire held a solid four-point grip on the 7-7:30 p.m., by Inlcfior Sccrctaiy JanMo Watt’s desire not to have rock have done to date may your muscles but they EDT, time slot. His score last week was 13.8 bands play at the Independence Day celebration in well have eliminated body won’t grow much. and 23. NBC’S “ Nightly News,” which has Washington, the rock group America still wants to perform I’m only 10, but I’m a great fan of Gregory Hartteoa, fat while developing mus­ Where is Jomilhaa FHd these days? I loved him on crept ahead of ABC’s “ World News Tonight” in D.C. on the Glorious Fourth ... There’s a hot new Gonzo on “Trapper John.” Is he manled?>-J.A.C., High cle. That happens and the DEAR DR. LAMB: I when you buy BOTH “ Dark Shadows” and was woadeifag if he has coaliaaed in recent weeks, was second at 9.8 and 20. romance stirring for Tom Wopat o f T V ’s “ Dukes o f Haz- Ridge, Mo. body weight doesn’t hope you can help me. I his acUng acncr.—O.K., South Bead, lad. "W orld News tonight” was third at 9.6 and 19. zard.” Insiders say he and Raadl Brooks o f “ Wizards and change. But the appear­ am a male, 23 years old, 6 No, Harrisoa, who’ll soon be 33, is not married. He lives FiM , who origituited the role o f the creepy Bartuibas on The Top 10 programs for the week ending W uriors” are a hot’p’ heavy item ... Mickey Rooney ance does — for the better. feet tall and weigh 165 in a big house in North Hollywood and loves to surf. the soaper, is an extremely private persoir who dislikes May 22, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., There are inherited enjoyed a recent short break from the national tour o f were: pounds. I am not fat but publicity. He lives in Manhattan and recently surfaced characteristics that do my rear end is grossly out “ Sugar Babies” when he dined at the home of co-star Carol 1. Motown 25 Years (NBC). during the renewed interest in “ Dark Shadows.” Hit influence muscle develop­ of proportion to the rest of Lawrence, who’s subbing for the injured Ana Miler. Carol What happened to a show that was on TV not too long 2. Alice (CBS). friends say that he is looking over scripts, but is undecided ment. And muscle growth me. I have even been made Mickey her specialty — lasagna ... Ralph Edwards ago, called “The Qnesl?”—C.H., Elliott, Iowa. at to what to do. 3. Hollywood Private Movies (ABC). is influenced by sex hor­ whistled at by guys when plans to revive his famous “ This Is Your Life” T V show in It went the way o f all shows that don’t attract a healthy 4. Magnum, P.I. (CBS). mones too. That has a lot I ’m Jogging and have had the fall, but he won’t be hosting it himself. That honor will rating— it was cancelled. The show, which started Peny 5. The Love Boat — 2-hour special (ABC) to do with the difference in other remarks. Poopio Exdiisivol anawara tho moal bilaraatlng go to veteran actor Joseph Caau anefla ... Birthday wishes King, Karen Austin, Noah Beery and Ray Vine as the 6. The A Team (NBC). muscle development ip I don’t need to diet and quosllons from raadara. 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XPEOPLE PHIL ROURAb TOM p o s t e r Cambodian Advice spelling ace E X C L U S I ^ ' attracts fans Words of consolation are often unnecessarily cruel CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (U P I) — Richard DEAR ABBY: I just Nixon has joined a growing fan club (or Linn At the time of my son’s "o ver it” ! I ’ll just keep 01 my system. In my heart people who have lost a DEAR ABBY: I heard read the letter from Yann, the fifth grader who escaped a death, there was no one to my guard up more closely I ’m still... child. something that upset me "Linda in Lancaster" tell­ Awtofpaph houncb communist labor gang In Cambodia, missed talk to about my feelings. now, especially when peo­ THE MOTHER OF TWO About your sister-in- and wonder if it is true. HarcHn, ing about some of the three years of school, then became an It was easier just to keep ple ask, ” How many child­ law: She probably meant Someone said that in the cruel comments she DEAR MOTHER: American spelling ace. quiet — easier on others. ren do you have?” We well, but she showed her­ case of female twins, one loved GrcKO K elly lieard after losing her Dear Abby Please accept my condo­ Linn, 12, who escaped Cambodia in rags, is Everyone assumed I was originally had two, but I self to be shallow, unfeel­ twin is likely to be sterile. Autograph collectors enjoy comparing the signatures o f 14-year-old son. Six years lences. You most cer­ G u Hardin is 38 years old and wrecked six marriages wearing a pretty dress from Saks Fifth Avenue "adjusting nicely.” thought that by answering tainly should talk about ing and thoughtless. For­ Thank you. celebrities before and after major events in their lives. For ago my 14-year-old son Abigail Van Buren on her climb up the country-western charts. Says the these days — one gift from dozens of Recently my mother "One,” I wouldn’t have to the son you lost. And if you give her. A TWIN that reason, the late Grace Kelly always used separate was killed in an accident. I well-wishers she attracted by winning a casually mentioned how talk about the one we lost. one-time Oklahoma farm girl: “ I tell you it’s real hard also heard some cruel feel like crying, go ahead signatures for collectors, depending on which life they were much my son had re­ But that doesn’t work DEAR ABBY: I noticed DEAR TW IN: Not in work, but it’s like any other business or profession. If Hamilton County spelling bee last month. comments Irom people and cry until you’re all interested in. When she was asked for her “ Hollywood” sembled me. My guard either. When I say "One,” that the U.S. post office humans. However, in the you work hard you’ll get there someday.” Linn could not speak a word of English when who thought they were cried out. (Tears are signature she signed “ Grace Kelly” and as Princess o f was down and I broke I ’m asked, "Why only has issued a 17-cent pos­ Hardin revealed that she’s old fashioned and doesn’t she arrived in the United States four years ago. comforting me. healing.) Don’t keep this case of cattle, when a Monaco, she wrote “ Grace de Monaco,” and there is a down and cried. Her com­ one?” (Can Vou believe tage stamp with a picture female and male are believe in messin’ around. “ I was raised strict by my This year she made it to the semifinals of the My son was a slow raging resentment bottled distinction between the two. said, "You’re better off. with, so don’t feel sorry ment: " I thought you’d be it?) of a woman on it. Her twinborn, the female, mother and grandmother, so I was taught to get married spelling competition before she was elimi­ learner. Not retarded — up inside you, pretending Hermaa M. Darvtck, president o f the world wide Univer­ nated on the word "enchilada,” Now you won’t have any for yourself.” (I will over that by now.” I (eel for Linda. Thanks name is Carson. Who is known as a "freem artin,” when you fall in love,” she explained. “ We were strict just slow. My sbter-in-la w to be "adjusting nicely.” sal Autograph Collectors Club, says Grace had the reputa­ more ‘problems’ to deal never forgive her.) Abby. I ’ll never be she? Someone said she’s Pentecostals. So I got married each time, but each time President Reagan called Linn’s achieve­ for letting me get this out You are still hurting is usually sterile. tion o f never turning down an autograph seeker. Johnny Carson’s mother. the problem was the same. M y husband ^ d n ’t want me ment an example of “ what’s right with our because you haven’t al­ Oarvick notes that most autographs are now collected by society.” lowed yourself to express Is that true? Getting married? to have a career, and the question came down to mail and that few celebrities will reject a request. A collec­ Nixon mailed Linn an autographed copy of your normal feelings: the TRUE OR FALSE Whether you want a for­ whether I was gonna stay at home and be a nice little old tor wrote Katharine Hepburn and said he saw her his book, "Leaders.” The expressions of good anger, the pain, the grief DEAR TRUE? False! mal church wedding or a wife or keep on singing.” Weight lifting yields no results — autograph being sold for S42.S0, so would she send an will also have included checks totaling $167 of losing a part of you. You (Johnny Carson’s moth­ simple, "do-your-own- She was singing around Tulsa for 14 years before an autograph to his daughter and did she mind her autograph and a bag of jalapeno-flavOred jelly beans. need to do that. er’s name is Ruth.) The thing” ceremony, get Ab- oil company executive formed a subsidiary corporation being sold. Hepburn replied in a typed note, “ I f anyone is ” I think it's great,” said Linn, a straight-A Please get in touch with stamp was issued to honor by’s booklet. Send $1 plus to finance her career. She avoided traveling because she silly enough to pay $42.50 for my signature that is Fine. The student at Alpine Crest Elementary School. a wonderful support Rachel Louise Carson, an a long, self-addressed, wanted to be with her daughter, Antonia. “ But she’s 19 “ I'm opening a savings account. I ’m going to how can he make muscles grow? group called Compassion­ American biologist and stamped (37 cents) enve­ question is should you encourage your daughter to be so silly.” Then she underlined the words “ your daughter” and now and old enough to be left alone,” said Mama save the money for college.” ate Friends. (Check your science writer (author of lope to: Abby’s Wedding Hardin. signed her name. Accompanying the copy of Nixon's book was DEAR DR. LAMB: spot reducing so you will removed and you will still phone book.) They can be "Silent Spring” ). She died Booklet. P.O. Box 38923, In a warning to autograph buffs, Darvick said that The name? WeD, Hardin was asked to use her real a note from a member of the form er' Maybe you can tell me if need to look to diet and have a good upper body. enormously helpful to in 1964. Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Ettzabeth Taylor’s staff is now copying her style o f writing name, Carolyn Ann, but she held out. “ Hah, I ’ve had a president’s staff: I ’m wasting my time exercise to reach your lot o f nicknames in my life but Gus has stuck,” she says. her name on two levels — which was previously thought to "President Nixon, who read in the New York working with weights. I ’m goal. 1 know you probably Cus Hardin; Six marriages have bitten the dust. Well, it’s catchy — a girl named Gus. WININGERS 10 Annual indicate genuiness. 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Open for Sales to the Public! people on it actors, the globe would be “ but I prefer being my own man.” Sit-ups helped remove ex­ But to develop the kind of GIRLSaBOYSaDAY CAMP C^cc2.I^GQl ABC holding tra meat around the cen­ body you want, begin a GymnastIcsaSoccera Baseball/Softball a better place in which to live, say Then the conversation got around to ter but I'v e become dis­ weight-training program, Aget 4-16 Ages 6-16 Soviet film stars Ludmila G nreh^o comparing American film stars to Rus­ MON., WED. and FRI. couraged using the fore puberty — which is needed? Or shots that preferably supervised, to Red Cro88 Swimming LettonR In our Olympic Indoor Pool and Sergei Shaknrov, the Russian sian movie idols, and Gurchenko sud­ ratings lead dumbell set and bench I questionable unless done burn up fat? build up your upper body 2 Sessions July 5-15 & July 18-29 answer to Shirley MacLaine and denly became stony. 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 PJW. 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W e should be able to talk But I live in a three room apartment. competitors in the summer season to date, but work, three times a week, CBS continued to dominate evening news weight training program with one another. I really don’t believe Just like other workers.” I see no great results. w fails is that the person that detente is dead.” audiences. What about autograph seekers? Are some people just tries too hard. You don’t Shakurov echoed his film partner’s ABC took the week narrowly with a rating of Playwright Edward AIbcc may be known as the “ angry With some annoyance, Gurchenko destined to be lean? Is need a lot of exercise comments. “ There is no explanation Gurchenko and Shakurov 15.4 and an audience share of 26. CBS was young man” o f the stage with plays like “ The Man Who replied: “ O f course, we are happy to there hope? Why do some when you start. You need for this animosity,” he said. second .at 14.9 and 26 and NBC brought up the guys just seem to grow Had Three Arms” creating ripples in the theater world. But sign autographs. But the Soviet public, usually driven directly from our homes rear with 13.6 and 23. to use a near maximum “ I love being compared to Shirley muscles like magic while effort (at least 60 percent) he’s really “ a very easy going young man,” says his mom, does not seem to be as pre-occupied to the movie studios and back again. With the May sweeps period nearing the others have no luck? and do it several times. As Finncci AIbcc. “ He can also cook very well and does at MacLaine because she is my favorite with getting autographs from Things are different in Russia, you finish line, CBS held a slim lead with a rating of you increase your ability home,” she added, giving a side o f Albee that only his actress,” said Gurchenko. Shakurov celebrities as people in the United know.” 15.2 on both Arbitron and Nielsen yardsticks. DEAR READER: For to make a strong contrac­ mother would know ... Van Johnson will team up with isn’t so happy about being compared States seem to be. Anyway, we are So we’ve heard. ABC was second with 15.1 from Arbitron and openers, if that 160 pounds tion or lift a great weight, Jane AOyson to star in “ No, No, Nanette” on the summer 14.9 from Nieben, and NBC was third with 14.6 is muscle and not fat, you from both rating companies. your muscle grows. If you stock circuit. They’ll first play a string o f theaters in Ohio a te Just fine. Those do a lot of less forceful Dan Rather and the CBS “ Evening News" before moving on ... Despite all o f the nonsense generated months of exercise you contractions, you will tire held a solid (ounpoint grip on the 7-7:30 p.m., by talciior Secretary JaaMs Walt’s desire not to have rock have done to date may your muscles but they EDT, time slot. H b score last week was 13.8 bands play at the Independence Day celebration in well have eliminated body won’t grow much. Washington, the rock group Anscrica still wants to perform I’m only 10, but I’m a great faa of Gregory HaniMM, and 23. NBC’S “ Nightly News,” which has fat while developing mus­ Where b Jonathan fHd thcac days? 1 loved hhn on crept ahead of ABC’s “ World News Tonight" in D.C. on the Glorious Fourth ... There’s a hot new Goazo on “Trapper John.” b he married?«-J.A.C., High cle. That happens and the DEAR DR. LAMB: I when you buy BOTH “ Dark Shadows” and was wondering if he hro coallnacd in recent weeks, was second at 9.8 and 20. romance stirring for Tom Wopal o f T V ’s “ Dukes o f Haz- Ridge, Mo. body weight doesn't hope you can help me. I hb acting acraer.—D.K., Sonth Bead, Ind. “ World News Tonight” was third at 9.6 and 19. zard.” Insiders say he and Raadl Brooks o f “ Wizards and change. But the appear­ am a male, 23 years old, 6 No, Harriroa, who’ll soon be 33, is not married. He lives FrM, who originated the role o f the creepy Barnabas on The Top 10 programs for the week ending Warriors” are a hot’p’ heavy item ... Mickey Rooney ance does — for the better. feet tall and weigh 165 in a big house in North Hollywood and loves to surf. the ^ p e r , is u extremely private person who dislikes May 22, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., enjoyed a recent short break from the naUonal tour o f There are inherited pounds. I am not fat but publicity. He lives in Manhattan and recently surfaced were: “ Sugar Babies” when he dined at the home of co-star Carol characteristics that do my rear end is grossly out during the renewed interest in “ Dark Shadows.” H b 1. Motown 25 Years (NBC). influence muscle develop­ Lawrence, who’s subbing for the injured Ann MUer. Carol What happened to a show that was on TV not too long 2. Alice (CBS). of proportion to the rest of friends say that he b looking over scripU, but b undecided ment. And muscle growth me. I have even been made Mickey her specialty — lasagna ... Ralph Edwards ago, called “The Quest?” —C.H., ElUolt, Iowa. 3. Hollywood Private Movies (ABC). as to what to do. is influenced by sex hor­ whistled at by guys when plant to revive his famous “ This Is Your Life” TV show in It went the way o f all shows that don’t attract a healthy 4. Magnum, P.I, (CBS). the fall, but he won’t be hosting it himself. That honor will mones too. That has a lot I ’m jogging and have had rating— it was cancelled. The show, which starred Perry 5. The Love Boat — 2-hour special (ABC). to do with the difference in other remarks. go to veteran actor Joseph CampaacOa ... Birthday wishes Paopio Exdualwl anaarara tha most Interesting 6. The A Team (NBC). 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QS - B tm ay Millar Swinging into 4:30 P.M. 10:00 P.M. (BZ) - BualnaM Report 8 - Aloha Classic Featured will be clowns, face painting, pony rides, OD - MOVIE; Th» Day Tima ' 8 - Int'l. RMqtietfa.ll Cham. Parents’ night at Bennet ( D - N a w a 11:15 P.M. 8 8 - Lata Night wHh David games and a moonwalk. Live entertainment will Kaiser Plan honors pair ^ndad' Lottorman Oavid’a guaats are 8 8 - NBC News CD ~ New Jaraay Report 8 - N a w s Bennet Junior High School will have a parents’ include double dutch champions, Jim Hammitt on Hanry Becker of Manchester and William Rudis of ® - ESPN'a Sportswoman & - Untamed World polka queen Vlrnts Kreek end the summer events 33) ** Indapandant Network ® > Indapandant Network Hungaiien musk group Boytarlan. night tonight at 7:30 in Cone Gymnasium. The guitar, a Jazzercise demonstration, the Sunshiners, Hebron were honored by the board of directors of O - Fraggla Rock Visit the (8 ) - Noticiaro Nacional SIN New t world of Fraggle Rock underneath (60 min.) orientation is for parents of grade 6 students who will the Manchester square dancers, belly dancers, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Connecticut at a Noticias nacionales con Guillermo Wednesday - MOVIE: "The Tarry Fox enter Bennet in Septemmber. gymnasts and a clown's magic show. Food will be the basement of an eccentric in­ Restrepo. 32 11:30P.M . 8 - MOVIE: Th o Oerdon of Edltor’anole: this column ing for private consulta­ dinner recently. ventor. Story' A cancer-stricken boy Tho FInzI-ContInIs' A Jewish fe- The Bennet Jazz Band will perform. The guidance available. I 8 ~ Jaffarsons 33 33 - HawaH FIvo-O is prepared by the Man­ tions on your prescription The two were recognized for their role as board 1 8 - Nunu and tha Zsbra runs across Canada to raise mo- mHy Hves In paradise until the department will give a video tape presentation and 8 - ABC New. r>ey for cancer research. Eric 33 - Barstta forces of fascism threaten to chester Senior Center medicine. Call the office members of the organization during its developmen­ 8 -M OVIE: -Danny' A twelve- The grim shadows of a prison Fryer. Robert Duvall. staff. It appears on Wed­ will lead a tour of the facilities. ® - Over Easy IX ) - Banny Hill Bhow change their lives forever. Domi­ for an appointment. Miner elected by Masons tal years. The prepaid health care plan provides year-old girl fights to save a cell are a terrifying sight for an nique Sanda, Helmut Berger. beautiful but over-the-hill pony. (32 - Sunday at tha King's 33 8 - Nlghtllna nesdays and Saturdays. The Plant Sale con­ medical care for more than 16,000 residents of the 7:00 P.M. innocent small-town girl (Loni House 1971. Rated R. ROCKVILLE — Lewis E. Miner of Rockville was Rebecca Page. George Luce. 00) - Baturday Night Uvs tinues until we are sold VFW marks holiday Greater Hartford area. Rated G. 33 - CBS New . Anderson), who crossed the ® - Charlla'a Angela 1:00 A.M. recently elected most excellent grand high priest of wrong mob people in SIZZLE, 8 - Champkma of American out. Proceeds will go into 33 8 - M*A*S*H (5 ) ■* Fraaman Reports By Jeanette Cove Members of Anderson Shea post VFW and its the Connecticut Royal Arch Masons, the highest 5:00 P.M. which airs Wednesday, May 25 Bport CD - Sanford and Son the lunch program. 3 ) - Muppet Show Computer education at ‘Y’ (32 - NCAA Instruct ionsi on ABC. 0 - Quincy Quincy is shocked 8 - Mary Hartman, Mary CD ~ Hogan's Heroes Senior Center Director Wen Johnson won a auxiliary will attend Memorial Day services Sunday position in the fraternity. He will be honored at a Ssriss 33 - ABC New . by the widespread acceptance of Hartman at noon at St. Bridget’s Church on Main Street. reception June 18 at the Orchard Street Temple CHECK LISTING S F O fi E XACT TIM E dnig use after an entenainer sets CD - MOVIE: 'The $5.20 an painting raffled off at the The Computer Education Institute of Hamden will ( 9 - Monkeys. Apes stkI Man GD - Soep himself on fire. (R) (60 min.) 8 - Crosaflta Hour Praam* A divorced, work­ Since most of the spring Big Week Dance which Members will meet at the church at 11:45 a.m. 1 offer summer courses in computer skills to children Scientists try to isolate clues to (H) 8 8 - Alice ing mother atnjgglas to gat and programs have ended, we The post and auxiliary color guards will march in - MacNail-Lahrar Report 8 - Tonlt^ Bhow Johnny'e then keep a fob on a factory’s tra­ w a s donsFted by age 8 to 17 at the Nutmeg Branch YWCA, NorthAIain human behavior by studying guest is Msrtina Arroyo. (60 min.) Bridge Club results - ESPN'. Hor.e RMing ditionally sM-mala assembly Una. will swing into gear for “ Swampy” Marsh. Pro­ the Memorial Day parade Mbnday. Open house at the Street. monkeys. Wkly. ® - 2 4 H o r a a 11:45P.M . Linda Lavin, Richard Jaeckal, Ni­ our summer activities. ceeds will go toward the post home, 608 E. Center St., will follow. Following are the results of Center Bridge Club play The 15 hour, five day courses will be offered 8 - MOVIE: -Tigsr Bay' A ® - Radio 1990 Today's pro- ® - MOVIE: 'Heart Beat' Two your>g soldier, away for six men, who bum arour>d tha coun­ ( 8 - Mora Real Paopla cholas Pryor, 1979. Thanks..are in order to furnishing fund. Friday. morning and afternoon June 20 through Aug. 26. Cost grem looks at the hottest trends CD - PaycMc Phartomana all those who assisted with months, returns to find the girl he and performers m the world of try during tha 40's and 50‘s, fin­ 8 - MOVIE: 'The Spiral Finally, congratula­ Heart Association meets North and south — Terry Sechrist and Karen Smith, is $95. Student-computer ratio is two to one. loves no longer interested in him. entertainment. ally settle in San Francisco ar>d Staircaaa' A young mute girl ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Strlpas' A recruit Big Week activities. It’s a tions to our square dance first: Wilmer Curtiss and Clem Hitchcock, second; Training will be given in Basic and Logo computer Hayiey Mills, Horst Buchholz, meet Carolyn whom they both senses the presence of a kUler has his own ideas about hgw tho ~ Festival of Faith ( 9 - Barney Millar ® - MOVIE: '*rttanic' The story pleasure to have such a graduates who received WEST HARTFORD - The American Heart Marion Knybel and Marge Prenti.ss, third. John Mills. 1959. 32 9:00 P.M. love. Sissy Spacek, Nick Notte, who is terrorizing a small town, 'New Army' should work. BW languages on an Apple lie computer for beginners and - Monaylina ® - Paopla’a Court of the Titanic that saHed from John Heard. 1960. Rated R, nice crew of volunteers. their badges: Helen Association of Greater Hartford will have its annual East and west — Vivian Shaw and Pat Fliakos, intermediates. Call Raymond D. Lenoue at 1-800-922- 5:15P.M . England with 2200 passengers in 33 - Tho Morv Show but has no way to express her Murray. Harold Ramis, Warren Oates. 1981. Rated R. We thank you for all your meeting June 9 at the Wampanoag Country Club. The first; Jim Baker and Lane Deyoe, second: Penny 3250 (8 ) - News 8:00 P.M. April 1912. Clifton Webb. Bar­ 33 8 - MOVIE: -BIzzIo' Male (6 ) ** Non-Fiction Television fear. Dorothy McGuire, George Sweet. Betty Seipel, Clar­ 0 2 - Vic's Vacant Lot Program- Special 'The Cancer War.’ The Brent, Ethel Anymore. 1946. efforts. evening will begin at 6:30 p.m. with a wine and hors Weatherwax and Dick Jaworski. third. mir>g for Children.* » ( 8 - MOVIE: 'Summer 33 33 - MOVIE: Callie «nd bara Stanwyck. Roben Wagner. performers delight sn sudiencs of 8 -F ilm ence Seipel, Jack Owens, Solstice’ Married for more than Son' A rags-to-riches story of a 1953. women at a n i ^ club. 1982. institutions that control carKer re- When handing out cer­ Bill Melnes. d'oeuvres reception. ■ search in the United States are 12:00 A.M. 1:15A.M . 5:45 P.M. half a century, a couple returns to young girl whose climb to im­ - Prime News tificates of appreciation, Alexander Lowen, M.D., will discuss stre.ss and its 8 - F a m of Ufo Blair faUe In examined. (60 min.) 3 3 - Hart to Hon 8-Dcepadida A thought for the day: English clergyman and ( 9 ** NCAA Instruct lonat the shore where they first met. mense wealth and power is over- love with* a slightly retarded bov we unintentionally omit­ relatiop^ip to heart disease. Lowen is founder and Support group for divorced 6aHss Henry Fonda, Myrna Loy. 1981. shadowed^by an c^sessive love ( 8 • Raol Paopla Tonight's pro­ 8 - 19B3 haNan Open Tscmia chemist Joseph Priestly .said, "In completing one gram features a salute to Ameri­ (R) 10:30 P.M. 1:30 A.M. GOLF SCORES; Low for her son. Lindsay Wagner, from Roma, Italy: Final ted two volunteers who executii^director of the International Institute oi The St. Bridget’s divorced and separated support di.scovery we never fail to get an imperfect knowledge 8 - Conn. Sports Edition ca's veterans and servicemen. (R) ® - La Carabina da Ambroaio 3 ) - Nawark RaaUty Gross — Wally Fortin, 42; 6:00P.M . Jameson Parker. Dabney Cole­ 8 - Radio 1990 Tpday's pro­ 33 - Tom Cottio Bhow have worked with dili­ Bioenergetic Analysis in New York City. 8 - Soledad Serie dramatics. (60 min.) Comedia musical presentando a Mike Zwick, 42; Low Net group will meet June 1 at 7:30 p.m in the church of others of which we could have no idea before, so that (X) CD (£ (8 ® ® - News man. 1981. S S -N a w a gram lookt at the hotteat trends QD - CMoo end tho Man gence at the center. They Tickets are $5. Make reservations before June 1 by Libertad Lamarque. Fito Giron. Ofelia (^ilmain, Javier — Bob Metcalf, 31. John basement on Main Street. we cannot solve one doubt without creating several CD - 'ntraa's Company PM Magazine 8 - MOVIE: 'ChMiMf to Koop 8 - UBA Praaanta and performers in the world of CD - Her' A private eye chases down Lopez V Gina Montez. 8 - Indapandant Natwork are Marge Hall and Phil calling 522-6155. Ed Bartek of the Manchester Community College new ones." ( 9 - Entertainment Tonight antertsinmant. --'IWaWe Gibson, 32; Charles Ro- QD - BJ, and tha Bear ( D ^ 2 - Fall Guy When cap­ alimony delinquents. Mac Davis. ® - Ready Whan You Are, Mr. 8 - Bualnaaa Raport Dowd. Please forgive us staff will speak on eliminating negative attitudes. (@) - Business Report tured by car thieves. Colt is res­ 8 - MOVIE: 'Daddy Long' manowski, 34. ^ i ) - Jaffarsons Tovah Feldshun, Priscilla Lopez DaMWa One of America's 10:45 P.M. 8 - Dr Jamas Boon for our oversight. Refreshments will be served. The meeting is open to cued by a posse of western 1981. Rated R. pioneers in cinema. Cecil B. De- Laps' A milHonaira pla^>oy ar­ Life Be In It day :q 2 - Your Bast Goff Play­ 7;30P.M . Last Monday Manches­ movie stars. (R) (60 min.) MHIe. is profiled. (60 min.) 8-Raportar41 ranges to sand a French orphan 1:45 A.M. the public. ing the Course; Strategies and CD ~ PM Magazine ( 8 - Diffarant Orummars: to college with tha proviso his ter seniors were invited to SETBACK SCORES: ISkiHs.' 3 ) - MOVIE: -High Comml.- Blacka In tha Mllftary The 11:00 P.M. 8 - MOVIE;.'MiasinB' \Nhsn The Manchester Recreation Department, the CD - All In the Family slonar' An Australian policeman identity be kept secret. Fred As­ an American writer disappears the Metacomet School in Sam Schors, 153; Mina Hungry Tiger and other private organizations will ^ 9 - Champions of Amarlcan Troops.' Second of three parts. 33 S3 3) 8 8 - Nawa taire, Leslie CWon, Terry Moore. Church of the Living God CD - Muppet Show sent to London to arrest the high William Milnes uses film footage 9:30 P.M. during a military coup in Chile, hit Bloomfield. Fourth and Reuther, 141; Mike DeSi­ sponsor Life Be In Itday June4 from noon to 6 p.m. at vpoft commissioner for murder runs 33 - M-A-B-H 1955 family launches a fiHI-hadged In- CD - Family Feud and interviews to tell the story of (9 - PKA Pull Contact Karat# fifth graders put on a mone, 134; Helen Gavello. Charter Oak Park. An Evangelical Full Gospel Church » - USA Cartoon Express into spies and an assassination black participation in the U.S. mil­ 3 3 - Banny HHI Bfaow 8 - N a v » n lg M vsstlgation. Jack Lammon. Sissy PUBLIC M )TI<;K! CD ~ Benny Hill Show plot. Rod Taylor. Christopher from Rockford. IL Coverage of Spscak, John Shas. 1982. Rated program entitled' 'Free to 133; Martha LaBate. 128; ~ living Faith itary. (60 min.) [Closed Cap­ the U.S. Haavyvtoight Champiorv (S ) - Odd Coupla 8 - Wayna and Bhuatsr G D -N aw s Plummer, Lilli Palmer. 1966 tioned] PG. Be You and Me.” The Ernest Grasso, 127; Floyd FREE!! V FREE!! Reaching out to the Manchester area -S ta r Trek sNp is presented from Rockford, 8 - EBPN BportaCantar 8 - MOVIE; 'RaggsdyMan'A 32 - ESPN SportsCenter ® - MOVIE; 'SiMpM' A con- IL. (90 min.) children's concepts of Post, 124; Peter Casella, 8 - Studio Sea 8 - Mora Raal Paopla sailor brings love and violenca 2:00 A.M. with the love of Jesus temporary Rip Van Winkle turns 8 - Hot Bpota Tonight's pro­ what senior citizens were 32 - HBO Magazine iS l - MOVIE: 'Tha Turning ( 8 l - Taxi Jim challenges his fel­ into the Kfa of a lonely divorcaa 33 - CBS News Nlghtwatch 124; Lorraine Smith, 123, WELCOME WAGON RLOOD > - Reporter 41 the year 2173 into a slapstick gram features Night Chib musk with two young sons. Sissy Spa- ( 9 - Sports Look Point' Two women review the di­ low cabbies to each give away a and entertainment. (60 min.) like were quickly dis­ - MOVIE: All Fall Down' A carnival. Woody Allen. Diane cek. Eric Roberts, Sam Shepard. 33 - MOVIE; 'The Firachasara' WANTS TO VISIT YOU W ednesday 7-8:30 P .M . (2t-Soap Keaton. John Beck. 1973. rections their lives have taken an d thousand dollara. An invastigator for an kuuranca pelled when they did not Just engaged? New parent? PRESSURE Syour>g man's reckless behavior question their choices. Anne Ban­ 8 - Festival of FaMi 1982. Rated PG. @ ) - Crossfire (32 - Auto Racing '83: Off Road ® - MOVIE: 'Venom' Two co­ company, with tha aid of a ra- see the frailty they PINOCHLE SCORES; triggers a string of tragic events croft, Shirley MacLaine. Mikhsiil horts kidnap a young boy and 8 - Honoymoonsra Moved? I’d like to visit you with C L IN IC ~ ~ ~ T A K E N B Y In a small midwestem town. Eva Racing from Pomona. CA 12:30 A.M. portar and a photographer, invas- expected. Arvid Peterson, 852; Rene Robertson School. Manchester I8 l - M*A*S*H Baryshnikov. 1978. Rated PG. unkrtowingly end up with his r>ew tigatas a tarisi of first. Chad useful gifts and information. I’ll Marie Saint. Warren Beatty, Karl 8 - Bporta Tonight 33 - AH In tfta Family Maire, 814; Ada Rojas, REGISTERED (on N. School St. off N. Main) ® (S2 MacNail-Lahrar 3 2 * MOVIE: 'Tha Cannonball <3l - Carter Country pet. a bla^ mamba snake. Ster­ Everett, Anjanstta Corner, Keith Seniors were then in­ also bring cards you can re­ M ^ n . 1962. Run' Contestants in a coast-to- 8 - MOVIE: 'Jackson County QD - Mary Hartman, Mary 806; Maude Custer, 797; NURSE Report ling Hayden, Klaus Kinski. Nicot Barron. 1970 vited into the classrooms t o - M«A*S«H coast race will do anything to 8:30 P.M. Williamson. Rated R. 1981. ja ir A vacationing woman Is Hartman Grace Windsor, 792; Rob deem (or more gifts at local Everyone welcome - Join us for a ® - Tramps Para un Sonador win. Burt Reynolds, Farrah Faw­ robbed end left strended in e 8 - MOVIE: 'OrMOnylnlho for closer contact with the 8 -D r. Who Un hombre se encuentra entre el 33 - Carol Bumott and Frlanda: & - Walcoma Home Tonight's 33 8 - ABC News One on IMomIng' TTm ie the etory of the Schubert, 781; Betty Da­ businesses. It’s a friendly visit cett. Dom DeLuise. Rated PG. small town jail. Yvette Mimieux, Oiw children. It was so good to tim e of prayer, praise, teaching, amor tie dos mujeres. Antonio 8 - Lucaa program looks at a group of Viet­ Tommy Lae Jones. 1976. Rated action and axcitemam of tha Co­ niel, 773; Sue Kerr. 771; to help you get answers about AT: LIGGETT PHARMACY and 6:30 P.M. ( 9 - Profassional Wraatting participate in an intergen- and Christian fellowship. Ghmau, Cristina Alberto. Dora 8 8 - Major taagiM nam vetersna dadicatirtg the new R. ■ 3 3 - LI# Dotoctor lorado gold ruth. Virginia Mayo, Floyd Post, 759; Amelia town, goods and services. All PARKAOE HEALTH SHOPPE m - WKRP in CincimMti Prirtce. Coverage of pro wrestling Is pre­ Vietnam Vetersna memorial. Robert Stock, Rayinond Burr. erational program where sented from Capital Centre. Lan- Baaafaall: Boston at Chicago 8 -B o c c o r: Final Capa Europs 8 - Btar Ttak Anastasia, 748; SueSchci- free to you. 93 - CBS Nmw* - Match Gama WhItoBox ® - Gabriel y Gabriala 1966. ' both age groups benefited TIME: EVERY THURSDAY 5 PM TO 9 PM dover, MD. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) 1983 benpflug, 748; Grace Rev. David W .,M ullen, Pastor from the interaction. We Co-tpontofed aa a COMMUNITY SERVICE by I USED TO LOVE GOING TO Gibbs, 745; Ruth Baker. UC.CETT-PARKADE PHARMACY PARKADE HEALTH 4 will program more ex­ m Call S^e - 643-9632 644-3569 or 644-0506 PROMG WHEN I WAG VOOK 743; Ernest Grasso. 739. AT THE PARKADE NUTRITION CENTER AGE. IT MUGT HAVE BEEN change activities in the ^ FUN,HUH?„.HUHT BRIDGE ASTRO future. Those gardeners with GRAPH plots behind the center Playing it safe are reminded to check the bulletin board across him. Then he led his jack of qfour from the office to obtain hearts and let it ride. Blast plot numbers. You may begin planting right MONEY SAVING COUPONS took his king and quicker ^Birthday NORTH MS-u away. Plots must be kept 4 A 10 9 than you could say “^ y Culbertson” had led his up throughout the plant­ ▼ AQ109 May2B,-1l6S ing season. ♦ 6543 ueen of diamonds to give It's to your advantage to (unc­ ♦ J 5 a te defense four tricks. Interested in a womens “ I would have made the tion as Independently of others WEST EAST golf league? Call the cen­ Redeem these ame," replied Pessimistic as possible this coming year. If ♦ S 4 4 ter and put your name on f 'ete, who had held the you must form an alliance, do I'M MOT ONLY I PROTEST, Y O U R YOU H EAR D ▼8752 4K6S so with great care. the list. Joe Diminico will MO" ,3 SOOF-'\ y OU HADDA ^SHUT UP AND RUN) North cards. “ I always play VETOIN' TM' FIVE HIGMNESS,'ITtS UN- ♦ A108 ♦QJ9 OEMim

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Will remodel to Prlvate school tor outls- SUPERVISOR- 31 SCREENED LOAM Pets 45 day. Keys In pocket. Va- t I c a n d Associate. Coventry Pub­ suit tenant. 500-2100sq.ft, NEED A BABYSITTER? AND available. 649-5334. gravel, processed gravel, clnlty Hlllstown Rd. soclallv-emotlonallv ma- lic Schools, salaried posi­ Summer days, evenings. sand, stone and fill. For Manchester, Call 524-2396 ladlusted children, ages 5 References. 646-5362. tion. Hours usually noon 66 HENRY STREET — deliveries call Georgaa fesslonal work. Reasona­ Cross, brown and white. hwasher. Three bedrooms, two Cuf, split. $65.00. Two slan Bridgeback. Call 649- SUPERINTENDENT- A N D HEARING maintenance supervisor. ble prices. Free esti­ cord minimum. Small de­ Drive Topaz— and see what a new, enlightened Cottage Street. Call 646- CLINICIAN-For Coven­ MANCHESTER -2 bed­ baths, two car garage. C 8i M TR E E Service — 2081 after 5pm. Honest, hardworking, Supervisory experlecne mates. G .L. McHugh, livery charge. Call 649- 4555. clean cut Individual with try Public Schools. Mas­ rooms, 2 baths. Fully Free estimates, discount approach can do for your driving. desired but not required. applianced Condo with 643-9321. 1831 anytime. BEAGLE HOUND PUP­ — previous superintendent ters In speech is required. Call 743-7317 tor applica­ WOLVERTON AGENCY senior citizens. Company Must be eligible for Con­ all the amenities. At Mill- Manchester owned and PIES for sale. Two males, O P E N L A T E experience. Call Foun- tions until May 26. EOE. 6 4 9 - 2 8 1 3 PROFESSIONAL STON ES tor wall, $15.00.4 ' tain Village Apartments, necticut State License. bridge Hollow. Excellent operated. Call 646-1327. three femalte. Call 649- Wed.-ThHrs.*Fri. Personals setting and location. P A IN TIN G - Commercial kitchen chairs, $15.00. 5906. 02 located In Manchester. Experience desired. Po­ 8< Residential. Quality $53,900. 646-7693 1 to 3pm ^ “ "TilllCHESTER REWEAVING BURN Houseplants $1.00 small Taking applications be- sition will begin Sep­ craftsmanship. Texture tween 9am and 11am tember. Send letter and or after 6pm. DUTCH COLONIAL HOLES — zippers, um­ pots, $3.00 large pots. celling specialist. House Flowering bushes $5.00 RIDE WANTED-From only. 528-1300. resume to Dr. Donald JOANN FABRICS has an Spacious 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, formal brellas repaired. Window •••••••••••••••••••••■a shades, Venetian blinds. power washing. Free esti­ 649-6486. Manchester to Mt. Sinai Nicoletti, Director of Immediate opening for dining room, large kitchen with pantry. mates. 646-4879. Wanted to Buy 70 Hospital. llP m to 7Am SEWERS-Establlshed na­ Pupil Personnel Servi­ an individual with retail Grained oak finish. Plastered walls. Keys. T V FOR RENT. shift. 649-6866. tionwide pillow manufac­ ces, 78 Ripley Hill Rd., Rentals Marlow's, 867 Main A L 'U M IN U M STORM background. We are Handy to busline. Owner financing NAME YOUR OWN DOOR-Lett side. 33'/2 X turer has Immediate full Coventry, Conn. 06238 or seeking a person who will available. $65,(X)0 Street. 649-5221. time openings. Expe­ PRICE. Pointing, paper­ 8V2. Complete $20.00. Call ONE 24,000 B TU Air con­ call 742-8913. EOE. be responsible for the ing, removal. Fast ser­ rience preferred, day BRICKS, BLOCKS, 649-8089. ditioner In excellent run­ NEW MERCURY TOPAZ GS complete operation of Rooms tor Rent 41 Philbrick Agency vice. 289-9061, 647-8254. ning condition. Call Cha­ shift, 5 day week, full the store including the STONE — Concrete. • Front-wheel drive ^ New High Swiil benefit program. Includ­ 646-4200 Chimney repairs. No lob NEW OLYMPIAN POR­ rles Knybel 643-4141. Happiness Is: SCHEDUUNG CIEM supervrsion of several TABLE ELECTRIC Self ing sewing Incentive. -Part lime opening (16*24 hrs. too small. Call 644-8356. Combustion engine i t Excellent fuel economy Bringing a bouquet employees. Training pro­ correcting typewriter. Apply atPlllowtex Corp, weekly) (or Scheduling Clerk in gram prior to manager g e n t l e m a n p r e ­ of flowers or a plant 49 Regent Street, Man- Nursing Office. Duties in* f e r r e d . $50.00 weekly. ^ ^ . RANCH Building/Controctlno 53 $250 firm. 647-1586. elude: Preparing and reviewing assignment. May be ne­ EXPERIENCED to elementary chester. Conn.______Kitchen privileges. 64^ South Windsor on the Manchester schedules for all nursing person* cessary to relocate. Good PAINTER-Quality work. Automotive school on Fri., May nel. and assisting in payroll prepa* 2000. Line. Acre lot with small farm. Reasonable rates. Fully CAST IRON-WhIte HEBRON-Weekend live rations. Position requires a high salary, bonus, and benef­ 27th to be used for $61,500« Insured. Free estimates. ROBERT E. JARVIS enamel kitchen sink ••••••••••••••••••••••• In tor elderly woman. school education or its equivalent; its. If Interested, please BU ILD IN G — Remodel­ 21"X30" with swing arm IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!! Memorial Day deco­ abtlity to meet people easily; good send resume to Don Con­ CENTRAL LOCATION- For information call 543-9237, ask for Jerry. Friday 4pm to Monday telephone techniques; and legible Kitchen privileges. Free ing Specialist. Additions, faucet. $15.00. Good con­ Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 rations In Center handwriting Hours are 7:30 am to klin, 255 D Audino Lane, Nancy von Hollen - 643-1439 morning 7:30 am. Call parking. References and garages, roofing, siding, dition. Call 568-6892. Park. 633-1084 or 228-9288. 4 pm weekly, (w orking every third Rochester, N. Y. 14624. LAWNMOWERS re­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• weekend) For more information •security required. 643- paired. Free pick up and kitchens, bathrooms, re­ PART TIME or to arrange for a personal inter­ 2693 for appointment. FJ. SPILECKI — REALTORS delivery. 10 % Senior placement windows- PROM GOWN-llght blue. 1973 O PEL M AN TA $500. Annual view, please call the Personnel PROFESSIONAL COU­ /doors. 643-6712. Size 9-10. Worn once. $45. LAST P«rcuntoB« HYGIENIST-South Dept, at 647*4710 PLE seeks mature col­ Discount. Free esti­ 1974 Toyota $600. Both Windsor office. Call 644- FURNISHED R O O M - 643-2121 mates. Economy Lawn- 643- 2831. Chiffongood condition. 1982 Fu- ■otu Financing on Financial MUNCHfSTEII MEMMUL HOSPimi lege age person to care material. 9 9 M Hmw 1509. 71 Centrally located. In­ mower, 647-3660. LEON CIESZYNSKI ego, list $12,000. Will sell . % Hirw Stmt for two young children In N«w Llating - Older 6 room BUILDER — New homes, A cludes all utilities. $165 a for $8,000 Perfect condi­ our home. 647-8077. Colonial with 2-car garage m onth. Security re ­ BLACKWELL LANDS­ additions, remodeling, BABY CAR BED- tion. Loaded. Moving to GRILLE COOK- quired. 649-4432. situat^ on large treed in town rec rooms, garages, kit­ Excellent condition. In­ 1 9 8 3 MERCURY Personal Loons 12 weekdays and weekends. LPN or Medical Assist­ CAPING Provides affor­ Florida. Must sell. Phone INSURANCE S E C R E ­ lot. Closed in porch, large dable service for chens remodeled, ceil­ cludes pad and fitted 871-2576 anytime. TA R Y for local agency. Age 19 or over. Hourly ant wanted for after­ sheets. Asking $10.00. Col I wage plus tips. Manches­ ropms, close to bus, shopping & Garden/Lawn/S.h- ings, both tile, dormers, EYNX'S A ENT's !! Some experience neces­ noons fo r Rockville 644- 1950. ter Country Club. Call for schools. Price $64,9(X) ^ 'ubbery care and general roofing. Residential or 1967 CUTLASS SU- LOANS AVAILABLE- sary. Pleasant personllty Specialist's office. Send commercial. 649-4291. $50,000 and up. Mr. Ed­ appointment. 646-0103. resume and references to yard clean up. Call 644- P R E M E a must. Salary negotia­ ROOM FOR RENT-$50 1686. TH R E E SUITS-40 R. 2 CONVERTIBLE-330 4 wards. 1-214-368-2635. ble. DOE. 649-0016 9 to Box E c/o The Herald. ,2Pj^MI0ICY DESIGN KITCHENS by new. One all-weather COUGAR M EDICAL SECRETARY- weekly. Kitchen privi­ barrel. Good condition. 4:30 Mon-FrI.______leges. References re­ 750 Main 8L Manchester J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, coot. Like new. Less than $1200 firm. 647-8442. ALL NEW ******••••••••••••••••• Full time. Manchester BRIDGEPORT W ILL H AUL BRUSH, re­ Y $99.00. Sold separately. HELP WANTED- quired. Call 644-0019. move trees, move furni­ vanities, formica, Wilson Help Wanted j i office. Knowledge of bil­ OPERATORS-Oay shift. After 5pm 649-3704. 1 9 8 3 's Government Jobs- ling and Insurance neces­ ture. Most anything. art, Corlan counter tops, 1977 FORD VAN-6 cy­ LATHE OPFRATORS- kitchen cabinet fronts, Stk. »3C6 or '3C7 federal, state, civil sary. Medical transcrip­ Day shift. CNC LA TH E t h r e e ROOMS-Private ^ GLASTONBURY 547-0359. linder standard, car­ YOUR CHOICE! *1000 OFF LABEL! entrances. Indies $35. complete woodworking SUNBEAM Lawn Champ service. Many openings tion a Plus but not OPERATORS-NIght Attractive 10 room Raised Ranch on peted, Mags, stereo. ASSISTANT BUYER available. Call (refunda­ Mens $35.8. $40. Also, Fur desirable , MInnechaug Mountain. ODD JOBS, Trucking. service, custom made Electric Lawn mower Excellent condition. 228- necessary. Please call shift. Must have five ye­ with two extension cotds. (Mature). Apply In per­ ble) 1 619-569-0241 Dept. 646-0534 between 9:30 and ars minimum lob shop coat, dresses, suits, etc. Exceptional living room and family Home repairs. You name furniture, colonial repro­ 0206. Call 649-5459. It, we do it. Free esti­ ductions In wood, 9 varie­ 2 1" . Excel lent condition. SAVE *1000 son to Marlows, Inc. 8679 CT104 for details. 12. experience. Apply at room, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, country ties of hardwood and Call evenings. $75. 643- FORD LTD-1971. Engine Main Street, H8iB Tool and Engineer­ kitchen^ large deck, 2 fireplaces plus mates. Insured. 643-0304. Manchester. DIETAR Y AID E-A de­ veneers NOW IN STOCK. 8817. and body in good condi­ HOUSECLEANING-part ing Co. 481 Sullivan Ave., more. ^ Prka M m t d to $149,000 NEW LOW USED CAB PRICES pendable and energetic time and full time posi­ RICHARDSON Call 649-9658. tion. $500 or best offer. person needed for clean­ South Windsor, Conn, be­ GOLF CLUBS-Used 82 COUGAR *9299 Aportmenf s tor Rent 42 MASONRY-all types. 742-7054. 4-Dr Q5 icMf mriesge d*mo *207 80 VOLKS *3995 tions ovialble. Must have tween 8am and 4pm. or RaOM a-d(Mx a.saaao 78 CANARD Z-28'4995 AUTOMOBILE ing duties In dietary de­ Warran E. Howland, Inc New or repairs. Free FARRAND REMODEL­ woods. Good condition. aufo A » cond . vmyl roof. AM/FM 4 W d .P S PB ’M e own transportation. Flex­ call for an appointment ssa MAIM ST. — ■■■■IS, IM tttrao partment. Full time **••••••••••••••••••••• . estimates. B. Richardson ING — Cabinets, roofing, 643-8420. GOVERNMENT SUR­ 80 CHEVETTE *3595 BILLING CLERK steady work with excel­ ible hours. Apply in per­ at 528-9341. Lift *10,811. SAVE '1512 2-Oor Standard trins vary 78 PONTIAC *3995 son, Monday thro Friday, M ANCHESTER — one, 742-7437. gutters, room additions, PLUS CARS AND aconomcai L«Man$2 .000r li-fomahc Needed lor buey Lin- usn bum 1, 2. and 3 bedroom units feature C AR P ET -RED with pad 82 CAPRI *7995 lent employee benefits. decks, all types ot remo­ TRUCKS listed for$42,064 Gtm k>« mriesoe derno «2P10 coln/Mercury/Mazda Delta Services, 5M c WANTED-Realiable sit­ two and three bedroom s p a ^ u s rw m c , aaparata baeamenta, Individual 80 DODGE *4995 Please call Mrs. Byram . P A I N T I NG-Custom deling and repairs. FREE attached. Approximately sold for $451. More avail­ •uto. A r Cond . S-evt. A U F M ster- Omni 4-door automatic 78 VOIARE ‘3695 Dealership. Prefer ma­ 646-0129 Mancheter North Main Street, ter to babysit In their apartments. Heat and hot boat, and hilly appllancad. 10X14. Good condition. •o with cusdtte 4-door, fcyl A r Conditioriing brush or spray. Interior 8, estimates. Fully Insured. able. 203-748-6996 ext 413. automatic ture person with prevF Manchester. home. Charter Oak- water. $375., $425., $495. We Invila comparlaon lor quality and price, 1 $ Call 649-1921. Utt *9911. SAVE *1916 80 CHEVY *6295 Manor Nursing Home, Call 649-4800. exterior, repairs. Apart­ Telephone 643-6017. 99.00 MomaCano. AT p s p b ax siareo ous experience. Please 385 West Center Street, Hlghland Park area. Af­ — $41.900,2 bedroom — SS1.900. and 82 ZEPHYR *6695 arxfmora ter 6pm, 643-7263. 3 bedroom — SSO.MO ment complexes our MUSTANG -1977 Hatch­ Z-7 low mdMge OBmo starto r«cb- 78 NERCORY *3995 call Mr. Salryb lor In­ Monchester. specialty. Make your old LEBEL REMODELING- FOR SALE-Two concrete back, 6 cylinder, auto­ 0. WT9 wtiMi covars 2 tone parii A 80 MARK VI *9995 Monarch 4-dOOt V*8 air COnd 118 MAIN STREET- 3 12V.KFHMCWWIUUIIU urns with drape design. more *226 With typcal Mark luxury auto sharp ca' terview appointment YHE 9 TO 5 JOR aluminum or vinyl siding Kitchens, rec rooms, matic, light blue, U«t *7793 SAVE *1096 appofttmanti' rooms, first floor, heat Asking $15.00 for both. between 9 and 4. WITHOUT 9 TO 5 HOURS and. hot water included. ; like new again, by power porches, decks, roofing. excellent condition. 77 NERCURY *2995 TRAVEL AGENT needed Keith Real Estate Call 649-6757. 82 MAZDA *5995 80 PONTIAC *5795 C