W - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, May 17, 1983 Futurist author predicts New books are added i 'Age Lib’ is : u . at town libraries The star pitcher Octogertarlart has HRC members

The following new Palmer — Night music Alexonder — Very much a London s creative cooking ot MHS soUball on the way Sakers — Bowen's ork lady with grains dtid pasta knack tor donuts are Impatient books have Been added to Seratin — Christmas rising Armstrong — The home Motthlessen — In the spirit Whiton Memorial Szanto — Not working front ot Crazy Horse By Patricia McCormack L ib ra ry: Tevis — The Queen's Bovet — Math companion Meyer — Softball for girls ... page 9 ... page 13 page 3 United Press International FICTION gambit for computer science 8i women Barnard — A Little Local Travla — Lamia Betts — A speclol kind of Michaud — The only living Murder Wager — Designated hitter normal witness Caroline Bird, trend-watcher and futurist, sets her Dailey — Stands a Colder Aiken — Foul matter Bruns — Inventions, w rit­ Ornish — Stress, diet, and sights on life in the 21st century, especially for older Mon Appelfeld — Tzill, the story ing, textuallty,' and under­ your heart ' Americans. ^ . Dovis — Romance of a life standing In literary history Parmet — J FK, the presid­ Fraser — Cool Repent­ BIckham — I still dream Champolllon — The ency ot John F. Kennedy Ms. Bird, the author of nine books, sees good times ance: a Jemima Shore about Columbus Egyptians Peach — British Influence ahead as the nation moves into what she describes as Mystery Boyd — An Ice-cream war The country Inns of Amer­ on the birth of American Garcia Marquez — Chroni­ Brunner — The great ica cookbook literature an ageless society full of people who refuse to feel old. cle ot a Death Foretold steamboat race Daniken — Pathwavsto the Plzer — Guide to the new Sipping coffee in her Gramercy Park apartment in Hammond-Innes — The Cameron — The lournev gods medicine Clear tonight; Manhattan, Ms. Bird, 68, told a visitor there will be a Black Tide Cohen — The ladles of Darby — The brownstone Plante — Difficult women Manchester, Conn. Hardwick — I Remember Beverly Hills house of Nero Wolfe Ponselle — Ponselle, a preponderance of childless adults after the year 2000, Love Denker — The healers Eight great short Hebrew singer's life Wednesday, May 18, 1983 based on a trend to one-child and no-child families. Hayden — Murphy's Bov Fielding — The other novels Procaccinl — P orent — See page 2 The proportion of childless adults alone, she Heaven — The Wlldcllfte woman Finney — Forgotten news burnout Single copy; 25 NON^CTION engineer At a recent class at a Chicago-area Neiman Marcus “It has been decided not to receive Habib in Syria currents in the mainstream. Anderson — How to Save Wetering — The butterfly department store, 5-year-old Jay Gordon snorted “Of cashiers in stores, no billing and payroll clerks. While She disagrees with advocates-for the aged, like the 50% or More on Your Income hunter ' because we have nothing more to say or discuss,” a there are display centers where you can see actual Tax, Legollv course," when asked if he knew how to set a table. government spokesman told the state-run Syrian Gray Panthers and others who seek senior citizen Colderone — Talking With With flaming red hair and an engaging manner. Jay goods, you seldom go out to shop. If you want to discounts, double income tax exemptions and Social Your Child About Sex news agency today. "He (Habib) is one of the compare products, you call up images on your video NONFICTION appeared quite well-equipped on the manners front. American politicians most opposed to the Arabs and Security benefits based exclusively on age. Ebon — The Andropov File Bach — The Inner enemy Asked what he would do, for example, if he bumped screen. She favors benefits based on situations rather than Forrest — How to Cope Borowitz — A gallery of their cause,” With a Teenoge Drinker sinister perspectives into someone, he quickly replied, “I’d say 'Excuse • Video trips come on line during an energy crisis in age. Lunt— A Handbook for the Reports from Washington said Habib would return the year 2010 that temporarily limits foreign travel. Brood — Betrayers of the me, I didn’t see you there,’ and ask if the person was' Also counter to current preachments, Ms. Bird said Disabled truth all right.’’ to Lebanon to resume his diplomatic efforts aimed at Video travel centers look like small hotels. You rent a the family is not breaking down. Poor — P.S. Jack Poor Brown — Field trials the complete withdrawal of 30,000 Israeli. 40,000 berth that resembles an astronaut’s couch. You are “It is being redefined.” Buechner — Now and then Mothers were understandably keen on the idea. Syrian and 10,000 Palestine Liberation Organization hooked up to a complex of machines that bring you the New books added to. Clark — Beniamin “I hope they apply it when they come to my house,” Rising divorce rates, later marriages, fewer Mary Cheney Library for FranKTIn troops in Lebanon. sights, sounds and even smells of whatever foreign The Embattled Confeder­ said Nomi Topper. children are not disasters, she said. the week ending May 7 Political sources said Habib had hoped to meet with scene you want to take in. Ms. Bird said they are just warnings that all acy Exile, the writer's Syrian officials in a bid to soften their opposition to the • By 2010, molecular biologists find errors in the include the following: experience MANNERS ARE simple, Mrs. Stewart said. Good agreement. families of the future will not rally around child FICTION Evton — the F-Plan diet manners are cdVnmon courtesy. The bottom line is genetic code that accumulate in later years, resulting rearing, she said. Bell — The Washington Fdulkner and Yoknapo- The latest Syrian statement cast further doubts Square ensemble tawpho Conference — style and grace. over the ability of the United States to convince Syria Brady — A spark of Faulkner and the Southern “I don’t like a person who has company manners,” goodness Renalssonce and the PLO to leave Lebanon along with Israel under Butler — Lusitania Johnson — Each dov a gift she said. “Style is not a replacement for character. It terms of the troop withdrawal pact. Cline — The attorney Kirkpatrick — Dictator­ should be a reflection of character. Syria has threatened to derail the agreement by- conspiracy ships and double standards “It’s so simple. I want Americans to reflect what Using organisms to detect Lamb — The Africans refusing to withdraw its troops from northern and Crisp — Spytrap Delllgan — Time nor tide McPhee — In suspect they are — a very kind, very sentimental kind of eastern Lebanon and Tuesday cut two roads linking Glover — The stallion man terrain people. The basis of all good manners is a kind heart Beirut and Damascus, raising fears Damascus would Hallohan — The monk Mansfield — Life with and you could never find such a nation where that is a Higgins — Dlllinger Jackie completely seal off Lebanon's overland trade routes Kalman — Silver shores Rosevelt — Am erican natural part of us.” bears with the rest of the Arab world. poiiutants in environment LeCafre — The little Most Americans commit their social faux pas at the The Syrians reportedly had closed the main drummer girl Rubin — Dne to one table, she said. Leslle-Melvllle — Swindell — Charles Boyer , Beiryt-Damascus highway and another mountain By David ZIzzo a given sample of water, but it tells said. Bagamoyo Tavris— Anger, the misun­ They hang over their plates, elbows flapping, routd linking the Lebanese capital to the Syrian- us something is there, and that Levine — Splendor and derstood emotion swiping at their mouths. United Press International Although Covich’s snail test misery Thomas — Robert Brown­ controlled Bekaa Valley. Other vital roads linking the something is not good for living probably would not be an effective Longrlgg — Dutcross ing, a life within life ’ ‘A man dangling meat from the end of his fork—oh two countries remained open. NORMAN. Okla, - Snails, organisms.” flag for bacterial pollution, it is Meade — Svbllle Walsh — American war mercy! ” cried Mrs. Stewart, who puts books under A transport company official in Beirut said today cancer cells and canaries all can One advantage over bioassays timely because of the increased Muller — The Cheshire literature, 1914 to Vietnam the arms of students while they eat to keep their arms cat's eye Wittgenstein and his times close to their bodies. the Beirut-Damascus mountain highway was open to A be lifesavers. such as fish is ihat cancer cells use of coal. Coal ash adds heavy Moslems, but Christians had been advised to take the They can be used as “bioassays” reproduce so rapidly. metals to the environment, threat­ much longer coastal route to avoid being kidnapped to detect the presence of pollution “One of the nice things is that ening water supplies. MANY EXECUTIVES will schedule a luncheon by leftist militiamen. in the environment. (the test) can be accomplished in Covich said since snails spend a interview to test the social skills of an aspiring hiree. “We will take you through the main highway or Just as miners of years past used 24 hours, whereas fish take 96 long time in a specific location and Suicide on rise If the Reagans started classing up the U.S., the Herald photos by Tsrqulnlo other mountain roads if you are a Moslem, but if you canaries to detect poisonous gases hours,” he said. Another plus is grow slowiy, they could be ideal wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana fanned the flames. in underground shafts, scientists that the test can be perform ^ with natural monitoring devices. Please turn to page 8 are using organisms ranging from a few drops of sample water, Covich has deveioped an eiabo- among the youth “When you learn what you owe to those to whom yS0~'^ Si fish to cancer cells to improve the where fish tests require several rate system featuring a special are close, you’re halfway to becoming a gentleman. Firefighters perform gallons. The wealthiest people in the world are couples who Y search for pollutants. tray equipped with a gridwork. of “I think there's more interest in While outside the body, cancer light beams to track snail move­ B y Potrtcia about death-seeking be­ generally like each other and are kind to each'other. The Town of Manchester Fire Department this type of assay — just because of cells are fragile and pose little ments, recording and anaiyzing M cCorm ack havior among preschool The Reagans — look at how he always takes her hand burned a car and put it out at as part of a awareness of pollution problems, danger to those handling them, he them by computer, Yoshino said. UPI Health Editor children referred to the getting off that helpcopter. He’s a quiet, loving man, safety and rescue demonstration at Howell Jewelry heist also sort of the ubiquitous nature of Child Psychiatry Outpa­ but don’t think he can’t say 'Shut up’ politely. I adored polluiants,” said Tim Yoshino, an Elizabeth, 2, overdosed tient Clinic at the Univer­ that. I thought he said that with great polish.” Cheney Technical School Tuesday. Fire­ assistant professor of zoology at on aspirin one day. sity of Massachusetts fighters used the burning car to demon­ the University of Oklahoma, She was taken to the M ^ical Center, North strate rescue techniques to Cheney still unsolved; Worcester, Mass. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ‘“fhey also represent sensitive hospital by ambulance NOTICE OF students. John Rivdsa Jr. (top left photo) ways of (testing) without going and revived. The report by Dr. Peri- . ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE -4 han A. Rosenthal of the with the provisions ot Chapter 3, Section 1 climbs into the car while firefighter John into an environment or using a Since then, anytime she SS**-*!®* Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the sensitive equipment. You are able does not get her way, University of Massachu­ adoption by the Boord of Directors ot the Town ot Bieback looks on. Then Rivosa places a police give up Elizabeth talks about setts and Dr. Sturart A. Manchester, Connecticut, on May 10, 1983 to use the organisms themselves." Or d i n a n c e blanket over student Carleen Lazure, who For Alan Covich, an associate of overdosing again, doctors Rosenthal of Weston, said in a report at the Mass., was among sev­ BE IT ORDAINEDby the Board otDIrectorsoftheTownof played the part of an injured victim for the By Richard Cody Yoshino, research with a particu­ Manchestv that .he Town ot Manchester convey tor the Herald Reporter lar bioassay is crawling along at a annual coAferende of the eral at the APA meeting IIS Known os 1326 demonstration (second from top at left). American Psychiatric on suicidal children. Manchnter Road and 1340 Manchester Raad, Glastonburv. snail’s pace. Movement of snails is Connecticut owned by Joseph Becker for a valuable sum of The car burns (top right) and firefighters COLCHESTER — It was just too darn good a crime. the basis of his work. Association. The Rosenthals last land-''*' '^** '*’ •F**’’’*"* crosses the following d e s c rlM douse the flames with expansion foam, 'f 4*^ Elizabeth tells her ther­ year reported on suicidal State police have suspended their investigation of Covich figures snail meander- Those hM certain plec« or parcels ot land situated In the which suffocates the fire by taking oxygen the robbery of a self-employed precious metals dealer ings are affected in predictable apist that after she dies behavior in seven pre­ the doctor will take care of school children. The new rSSIIL,S! o* Hertford and State of away (second from top at right). Ron living in Bolton who lost $40,000 in silver, gold and ways by the types and amounts of FIRSt' p Ie c ^ ' " ' * ’*** ‘^***T'***‘* F* follows, to wit: diamond jewelry in February to a “dapper " man dangerous toxins, particularly her. That is the scenario report brings their case Fiengo bathes in the foam (below left) and she acts out in play count to 23. NORTHERLY: by londnoworformerlyotJosephJ. Becker. wielding a shiny handgun. heavy metals, in its water. The ®"‘‘ ^ ' ’ 00 <204.44) feet: gets a hosedown from fellow firefighter Suspended means that the chances of recovering theory is that if snail reactions therapy, sometimes Though suicide is un­ EASTERLY: ^ land now or formerly of Giuseppe Marinelll. stretching out flat on the common in childhood, evi­ One Hundred Twenty-six and 1/10 (124.1) feet; Carl Piacentini (below right). the money and finding a suspect — in short, solving could be mapped, the notorious SOUTHERLY: by land now or formerly ot M. Olio and bv the case — are so dim that police are not even looking slowpoke could be used to help floor and covering herself dence of suicidal behavior ..... npartbyedch. with a blanket. in children aged 5 to 14 is for leads. analyze water supplies. As a matter of fact, according to state police Det Meanwhile, at Oklahoma State The report from Massa­ being revised upward, the chusetts doctors said Rosenthals said. The tour corners ot sold premises ore marked by Iron Michael Foley Tuesday, they never .really had any University in Stillwater 60 miles P

•AN F M H n C O Fifteen Republicans wiil be as answer to PZC delay Stern tells of swindle honored tonight at a meeting of the 1 0 » Al Republican Town Committee for The possibility of hiring matters scheduled for ac­ ble to request a new director, Carol Zebb, arc HAMBURG, West Germany (UPI) — The sus­ y position and stay within m O H M I their service to the party during another person, probably tion, sometimes because e>(-officio members of pected forger of the Hitler diaries was a lavish TtMPflVAIUMS 1982. part time, for the Plan­ the planning stuff had not budget constraints. several committees. The spender who toured Stuttgart nightclubs dressed in an The committee is scheduled to ning Department will be hifd time for review, Since 1968 the depart­ directors haved named old Nazi SS elite troop uniform. Stem magazine said meet at 7:30 p.m. in the hearing discussed by the Board of sometimes because other ment has consisted of the Lamson a member of a today. room of Lincoln Center. Directors at its meeting town departments had not director, an assistant di- new committee to study The magazine, in a report on how it was swindled of I E 2 3 » ,?5. Rotert Faucher has asked per­ June 7. reviewed them and some­ rector and two the possibility of provid­ more than $4.38 million for "the dearest wastepaper in times because they were secretaries. ing affordable elderly or uei WlATMCn rOIOCASI *■ mission to speak to the committee Alan Lamson, director the world,” charged that Konrad Kujau probably and wiii presumabiy seek support of -planning, has sug­ subtnitted by the devel­ Lamson’s report indi­ mixed group housing on forged the diaries he sold to Stern. For period ending 7 p.m. EST Wednesday. During . for his effort to have a parklet gested three alternatives oper too late, on Friday cates that the number of town-owned land. It said Professor Lothar Michel, a handwriting Wednesday, rain showers with possible thunder is . being deveioped at the Center in response to inquiries by before a Monday meeting, applications has in­ expert of the University of Mannheim, compared expected In the Middle Mississippi Valley, the Ohio dedicated as a memorial to vete­ Jhe board: for instance. creased by as much as .30 Cassano said he feels Kiijau’s writing with the diaries and concluded there Valley, Tennessee and the West Gulf Coiwt region. rans of the Vietnam War. • Hiring a planning aide In his report, Lamson percent in each of the last the directors will either are indications Kujau was the forger. Elsewhere weather will remain fair In general. Maximum ■ Members of a commi tee planning at about $16,800 for the said that he did not ask for six years and that a have to increase the staff A Nazi relics dealer who is under investigative temperatures include: Atlanta 70. Boston 66, Chicago . the parklet appear to favor having first year. added personnel 'in his number of duties have or relieve Lamson of some arrest on suspicion of fraud, Kujau, 44, was described 72, Cleveland 72, Dallas 79, Denver 60, Duluth W, it dedicated as a memorial gener­ • Hiring a part-time budget request because it been added since 1968. of his duties outside the ^Ly the magazine as an alleged anti-Semite, liar, Houston 64, Jacksonville 84, Kansas City 63, Little Rock ally and not specifically to Viet­ planning professional at would not have been possi­ Lamson and the assistant planning department. swindler, and poseur who spent much of the fortune 77, Los Angeles 7S, Miami 66, Minneapolis 66, New nam Wm veterans. about $7,500 for the first Stern clhims it paid him on bar girls. Orleans 83, New York 68, Phoenix 83, San Francisco 74, The -lyto be honored tonight are year. He often spent $6,070 a night in bars, the magazine Seattle 68, St. Louis 76 and Washington 76. Patricia Lawrence. Patricia Cot- • Hiring student interns said. It said bar owners in his home town of Stuttgart ^ tie, Michael Clementino, Michael at about $7,500 a year. estimatecT in. the last two years he spent between Mills, Nancy Taylor, Clancy Al- The subject first came Where can you find '■"$607,280 and $810,000 in their nightspots. lain, Patricia Allain, Nancy up at a budget hearing Stem said not one Word that Kujau told Gerd Barnes, Teresa Messenger, Rus­ when Director Stephen T. Heidemann, ^ e Stern reporter who alleges he paid Weather sell Granniss, J. Russell Smyth, Cassano said he felt the Kujau $3.79 million for the diaries, was true. Robert Albert, Judy KargI, Jona­ department is not ade­ L O T 1 than Messier and E. Michael quately staffed because Walsh. he had heard of instances UPI photo Income keeps building Today’s forecast They will be presented certifi­ where matters before the RAIN SUCKERS cates of appreciation by the party Planning and Zoning Today In history Today sunny and milder. High 65 to 70. Variable for work they did and for resources Commission and the Zon­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — Healthy, increases in wind less than 10 mph. Tonight clear. Low 35 to 40. they contributed. ing Board of Appeals had wages and salaries h elp ^ boost the nation’s personal In 1982, a Federal Court jury in New York found Korean evangelist Sun Variable wind less than 10 mph. Thursday sunny and been delayed for lack of income by .0.8 percent in April, tbe biggest increase warmer. High in the mid 70s. Southerly wind staff time to review plans Myung Moon guilty of tax/evasion. since July, the Commerce Department said today. increasing to 15 to 20 mph. Board to eye submitted to the agencies. Personal spending, vital to keep the recovery $ 4 -5»9 '> Cassano said Tuesday growing, went up 1 percent in April, the first time he would urge the board to a t J L • Group cites V D T risks said Ruckelshaus has "six months in which to show he since September spending has improved that much. Extended outlook dump fee provide some help, proba­ means business and prove that President Reagan is The level of income surged $20.2 billion, when bly part time. c o m p . ^ 2 0 really serious about enviromental protection.” figured on a yearly basis, to an annual rate of $2.2791 BOSTON (U PI) — If you operate a video display Extended outlook for New England Friday through A plan by Public Works Director A planning aide hired to In appearances on the three television networks, trillion, the department said. terminal, what you don’t know might hurt you, an Sunday; George A. Kandra to charge fees work on a new compre­ office workers' union says. Ruckelshaus was asked about his return to the job he Wages and salaries were up$12.8 billion, including a Mass., R.I. & Conn.; Clouding over Friday with a for use of the town’s sanitary hensive plan of develop­ held during the Nixon administration. "There have been at least eight clusters of birth $5.1 billion improvement in factory payrolls, the chance of rain by aftemodn through Saturday. Sunny landfill area instead of supporting ment until June 30 left “ The public has to understand that this agency largest Jump since Augus^l980. defects in VDT workplaces around the country and in Sunday. Highs in the 60s to low 70s. Lows in the mid 40s it by taxes will be considered earlier for permanent job. recognizes its mission is to protect public health and to The expansion of '^ fso n al income “ reflected Canada," Dorothy Hayden, VDT Risks program to lower 50s. formally by the Board of Directors He had been spending 10 director for the 9-to-5 National Association of Working clean up the environment and they need pretty clear increases in employment, weekly hours and hourly Vermont: Showers Friday and Saturday. Fair soon. to 15 percent of his time earnings,” the report said. mi ie signals that we take that seriously,” Ruckelshaus Women, said Tuesday. "Nine toSbelieves many more Sunday. Highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s. Lows in the Kandra’s proposal was submit­ processing applications. said. Herald photo by Pinto go unreported.” Among the factory employers, the auto, steel and mid 40s to mid 50s. ted to the directors during budget There were no plans to He said eight of the 10 laws that the EPA rubber industries had the biggest gains. There are an estimated 7 million to 10 milion VDT Maine: Cloudy with some periods of rain or drizzle deliberations, but was not acted HRC CHAIRMAN RUBIN FISHER replace him. OF COURSE! administers have lapsed, including the Clean Air Act. Disposable income, after income taxes, went up 1 operators in the United States. likely late Friday into Saturday. Fair Sunday. Highs on. It appears to have attracted . . . wants answer about terms of appointment In several instances percent in April. All figures were seasonally adjusted. MANCHESTER PARKADE The Cleveland-based association kicked off its in the 50s to low 60s warming to the upper 60s to low 70s little attention since it was made over recent months, the campaign on VDT risks at a Boston news conference, Sunday. Lows mostly in the 40s. public. General Manager Robert PZC and the ZBA have saying the city has the third-largest clerical Inhaler was misued New Hampshire; Periods of rain or drizzle likely B. Weiss has observed that the been undable to take of population in the nation and is at the heart of the high Friday into Saturday. Fair Sunday. Highs in theupper public may have concluded the a HRC members technology industry. WASHINGTON (UPI) — A popular mist inhaler for Peace efforts called ploy 50s and 60s warming to the upper 60s and 70s Sunday. fee-for-dumping system is an idea Thousands of leaflets bearing a telephone "hotline" asthma victims, the object of a recent advertising Lows mostly in the 40s. whose time has arrived. He said he SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (U P I) — The Soviet Union number for office workers to call to ask questions campaign, is back to prescription-only status will place in on the agenda for a we just received our believes a nuclear war can be won and current peace about VDTs or "share their experiences” will be following widespread concerns by the medical Long Island Sound board meeting. complain inquiry shipment of initiatives are merely a ploy to slow down a buildup of distributed this week, said Janice Brunts, chairper­ community about possible misuse. Under the proposal commercial America's arsenal, says a former Polish official who son of Boston 9-to-5. haulers would pay a fee of $12 per chairwebbing! The Boehringer-Ingelheim Ltd. of Ridgefield, defected to the West. The National Weather Service forecast for Long The hotline is I-800-521-VDTS everywhere but Ohio, Conn., made the change Tuesday, just four days after ton for materials they dump at the "The standard cliche in the Warsaw Pact and the Island Sound to Watch Hill. R.I., and Montauk Point; we have both 17 H. reweb kits and 7 2 IL where the number is 1-800-522-VDTS. a Food and Drug Administration advisory panel Southerly winds 10 to 15 knote this afternoon and landfill. goes unanswered rolls, makes your chaises and chairt Soviet Union is that the nuclear war is winnable,” said recommended the action pending further m ^ ica l Manchester housholders would look brand newll Zdzislaw M. Ruarz Tuesday. The former Polish evening, becoming variable at 10 knote or less tonight •) review. pay a $6-per-year fee for a •extra strong plastic ambassador to Japan defected in 1981 after martial through Thursday. Fair through tonight with By James P. Sacks three of the nine commissioners’ dumping permit. The average •weatherproof An FDA spokesman said the agency was preparing law was imposed in Poland. increasing cloudiness Thursday and a chance of Herald Reporter terms expired every three years. Interchange is a mess to require the change for the Alupent inhaler when the householder would save the about •lade resistant "Disarmament is, of course, out of the question. showers. Visibility more than 5 miles, except 1 to 3 There were doubts among com­ firm made the switch. The inhaler had been available $9 in taxes he now pays for •long wearing HARTFORD (U PI) — The congested interchange There will be no disarmament,” he said. miles in showers late Thursday. Average wave Members of the town Human mission members as to whether Non>Denominational over-the-counter since January with the company operation of the landfill. "The Soviets never disclose anything concerning heights 1 foot today and tonight. Relations Commission are wond­ the way the appointment was of Interstates 84 and 91 in Hartford is a "real darn running TV ads for it. While automobiles and pickup BIBLE CORRESPONDENCE COURSE come browse with us mess" but the state has been slow in seeking federal their military might. Nobody really knows how much ering why they haven’t received an carried out met the requirements. The FDA spokesman said the agency still believes trucks account for about 85 percent answer to inquiries about the Fisher said the ordinance was highway funds to make improvements, a government of their gross national product is burdened with the of the trips to the landfill, heavy Write: official says. the inhaler “ is safe and effective” when properly spending on defense.” protocol for commission probably violated by the used, but “ supported the company’s decision” to commercial trucks account for Federal Highway Administrator Raymond A. (Ruarz, whose appearance was sponsored by a appointments. appointment. remove it as an over-the-counter medication. Lottery about 66.500 for the the 70,000 tons BIBLE STUDY COURSE Barnhart took a ride through the area Tuesday, conservative political group, said the inability to At a*commission meeting Tues­ At the time. Director Stephen T. Uvith our store. Alupent, which contains the chemical metaprote- of material dumped each year. exclaiming “ That’s just a real darn mess,” as he verify Soviet arms stockpiles or reductions makes it day night. Chairman Rubin Fisher Cassano said it was not unusual for 394 Lydall Street renol, had been available by preseription since 1973. Besides shifting more of tthe passed through the interchange and, “ Oh, my Lord,” necessary to distrust any Soviet-American arms said he wrote to Mayor Stephen T. the Board of Directors to shuffle Last fall, the FDA, without consulting its PulmonaiV- operation cost to commercial ______Manchester, Ct. 06040 as his driver dodged traffic to turn east onto the treaty, Rurarz said. The Connecticut Daily Lottery number Tuesday Penny in January and again iii terms of office on various commis­ Allergy Committee, approved the switch to over-the- haulers, the change is expected to Putnam Bridge. “ The situation is extremely dangerously threaten­ was 644. The Play Four number was 7575. April requesting clarification on sions to prevent too many from counter. The New Hampshire daily lottery number Tuesday prolong the life of the landfill. The how members are named by the expiring at once. “ My, my, you’ve got a problem,’’ ,he said as the ing. They have the first strike capability when it assumption is that since Manches­ vehicle cross^ the Charter Oak Bridge, a two-lane comes to nuclear weapons that you don’t have,” he was 5947. Board of Directors. Questions Penny said today he has turned The Rhode Island daily lottery number Tuesday ter is one of the few places in the about the process arose after an the inquiry over to Town Attorney ' span that has no shoulders and is frequently jammed ‘Vigorous’ runoff due said. region where there is no tonnage with rush hour commuters. was 9190. The “4-40 Jackpot” numbers, drawn incumbent Democratic member, Kevin O’ Brien and the commission fee, haulers bring trash from DENVER (UPI) — Federico Pena and Dale Tooley Tuesday, were 38-31-25-11 with a Jackpot of $160,351. Elizabeth Tonucci, was named to can expect its answer following the “ You’ve got some really terrible traffic patterns — outside town to the landfill. an awful lot of weave movements here,” the former combined forces to ruin Mayor William McNichols The Maine daily lottery number Tuesday was 868. fill a’one-year vacancy instead of a next board meeting. "SPORT AIR" SALE Texas highway commissioner said. Jr.’s hope for a fourth' full term in office, setting the Drink age up to others The Vermont daily lottery number Tuesday was three-year slot. O’Brien was unavailable for Barnhart, whose job includes making recommen­ stage for a "vigorous” runoff election June 21. 912. As a result of losing favor among comment at press time. dations on where federal highway funds are spent, With 98 percent of Tuesday’s votes counted, Pena, a CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — The New Hampshire The Massachusetts lottery number Tuesday was town Democrats, said one commis­ Officer Larry Wilson also re­ PLUS FREE M O N O GRAM M IN G! was in Connecticut for ceremonies honoring the former legislator and House minority leader, had House has voted in favor of raising the Granite State’s 7713. Fire calls sion member, Mrs. Tonucci was ported at the meeting on the Rideshare Co. as one of the 10 best vehicle-pooling 46,986 votes, 36.6.percent of the ballots cast. Tooley, drinking age from 20 to 21, but only after Maine and appointed to fill the shorter term department’s fingerprinting pro­ programs in the nation. who served 10 years as district attorney before Massachusetts take a similar step. and is scheduled to leave the HRC gram for children. He said the resigning earlier this year to run for mayor, finished The 203-156 vote Tuesday came after opponents of this November. program had been very successful, second with 39,347 votes, 30.7 percent. an increased drinking age failed by 19 votes to kUl the Manchester Mrs. Tonucci angered Democrat fingerprinting 327 children April 23 legislation outright. The measure now goes back to Almanac party officials when she voted with during an all-day session. A runoff is required if no candidate receives 50 Tuesday, 11:21 a.m. — Smoke in uckelshaus gets OK percent of the vote. the Senate, which previously voted to raise the age to committee Republicans to elect Since then another 50 have been utility room, 50 Crosby St. (Town) McNichols, 73 — who took over in mid-term in 1968 21 without waiting for action by another state. independent Rubin Fisher to the fingerprinted, he said. Tuesday, 10:36 p.m. — Alarm, WASHINGTON (U PI) — William Ruckelshaus, Gov. John Sununu has indicated he would sign a bill committee chair over Democrat The police department has also after Tom Currigan's resignation and was re-elected 229 E. Center St. (Town) unanimously confirmed by the Senate to head the in 1971, 1975 and 1979 — flnished a poor third wtth linking the increase to action by Maine and Today is Wednesday, May 18, the 138th day of 1983 Robert . Faucher, the incumbent computerized its bicycle registra­ with 227 to follow. Tuesday, 11:38 p.m. — Box Environmental Protection Agency, said today the law 24,227 votes, 18.9 percent. Massachusetts. The drinking age is currently 20 in chairman. Fisher won the vote 6-4 tion program. Officer Wilson alarm. (Town) is very clear that his chiefs in the administration The remaining four candidates received a compar­ both states. The moon is approaching its first quarter. and Mrs. Tonucci was the only reported. Wednesday, 5:41 a.m. — Smoke cannot overrule him on EPA matters. ative scattering of the votes. Members of the House Regulated Revenues The morning stars are Mercury and Jupiter. Democrat who voted to elect him. Assistant town manager Steven investigation, 410 Burnham St. The SO-year-old veteran government trouble­ Election officials said some 62 percent of the 210,000 Committee, which proposed the link, told the House The evening stars are Venus, Mars and Saturn. When the HRC was expanded Werbner told the commission that (Eighth District) shooter, confirmed as E P A ’s new administrator 97-0 registered voters tramped through snow dumped by a Tuesday that without a uniform age, increased Those bom on this date are under tbe sign of Taurus. from nine members to 11 in 1980, the town continues to work on by the Senate Tuesday, is scheduled to be sworn in at freak spring blizzard to cast ballots. Before the polls numbers of young adults from New Hampshire would Those whose Birthdays fall on this date include the staggering of the expiration of affirmative action programs and the White House this afternoon. closed, officials had feared the storm would keep the be driving out-of-state to obtain liquor. philosopher and mathematician Bertrand Russell, in Tolland County terms became a problem. The has appointed equal employment Assistant Senate Democratic leader Alan Cranston turnout to 50 or 55 percent. 1872, architect Walter Gropius, in 1883, film director one-year term to which Mrs. opportunity counselors in several Richard Brooks, in 1912 and ballet star Dame Margot Tuesday, 3:32 p.m. — Ambu­ Tonucci was appointed was meant departments. He said the town is Fonteyn, in 1919. lance call, Jurovaty Road, An­ to prevent the expiration of too working on a training program for On this date in history; dover. (Andover) many terms at once. Previously the counselors. In 1860, Abraham Lincoln was nominated for president by the Republican Party at its Chicago Feopletalk convention. Seat filled In 1941, the first nationwide ” I Am An American Day” was held, honoring 300,000 immigrants who had by woman On her toes become U.S. citizens the past year. Unemployed In 1979, a federal Jury in Oklahoma City awarded Sandra Smith-Resony has been appointed to the It was choreographer Agnes de Mille’s night,’ $10.5 mUlion in damages to tbe estate of Karen Former Sen. George McGovern admits to Just a Silkwood, a laboratory technician contaminated by "Town Conservation Com­ but ballerina Natalia Makarova stole fie show. mission, General Man­ The Theater Collection of the Museum Of the hint of an idea of what unemployment is like. radiation in 1974 in a plutonium plant. McGovern was one of six liberal Democrats In 1982, a federal court Jury in New York found ager Robert B. Weiss City of New York honored Miss de Mille,'77, announced Monday. Monday with a program of dance choreographed swept out of office in 1980 and he told Newsweek Korean evangelist Sun Myung Moon guOty of tax about being an unemployed politician; “ It drove evasion. Ms. Smith-Resony, a by Miss de Mille, Donald Saddler, George member of the Audubon Balanchine, Gower Champion. John Taras and home to me the fact there’s nothing worse that ' Society, is “ very con­ Tommy Tune. can happen to a person in an achievenient- A thought for the day; Philosopher and mathemati­ cerned with the dissa- Miss Makarova, now starring in the Broadway oriented society like this. I ’ve kept busy, of cian Bertrand Russell said, “ Mathematics may be pearance of wetland hit “ On Your Toes,” was one of the emcees at the course. But Just a hint of what it’s like not to go to defined as the subject in which we never know what areas and valuable wood­ MAY21st8 A.M. - 11 A.M. Shubert Theater. A dazzling figure in scarlet the office every day has sharpened my we are talking about, lior whether what we are sayina lands necessary for wild­ lame with her trademark headband, she appreciation of what it’s like for the millions of is true.” ' * SATURDAY life,” said Weiss. bewitched her audience with howlingly funny Americans who are out of work.” “ I am sure she will be a remarks uttered in English so fractured she had What he doesn’t know about are the money positive addition to this to halt several times “ to do concentration.” problems. McGovern is a millionaire, parlaying commission, bringing to it Just before intermission, Makarova invited her lecture fees into real-estate deals. To top it off, a ilanrlTpfitpr Herald her general interest in CHILDREN TO AGE 14 audience "to have drink now, no too much, and spinster who liked his politics died and left him Our best selling golf shirt in 12 sporting $200,000 after taxes. tow n environmental PLUS FREE have a ,.. what you say ... chatter. If you come Richard M. Diamond, Publisher issues.” SAULTERS POND — lYDALL ST., MANCHESTER back, I come back.” They came back. colors! The perfect blend of 6 0 % cotton for MONOGRAMMING Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager POND WILL BE STOCKED cool breathability and 40% poly for a crisp Glimpses Panel moves Choose from 6 designs Giveaway USPS 327-500 VOL. Cll, No. 194 appearance. Now on sale e a A O A Allow 2 weekii for TROPHIES • For Longest Fish, Heaviest Fish and b Clint Eastwood returns as Dirty Harry Publltiwd dalty axoapl Sunday Suggaalad carriar rataa ara Its meeting I M reg. $17 delivery. Comedian Marly Allen was all set to throw out Callahan after seven years away from tbe roll in and cartain hoHdaya by tba. $t.20 waakly. $8.12 for ona will be given • Most Fish Caught gold coins to the citizens of Fresno. Calif., from a “ Sudden Impact” ... Mancbaatar PubtMilng Co.. 18 montb, $18.35 lor tbraa montha, The Manchester Com­ Bralnard Placa, Mancbaatar, Children under 10 yeare of age huge Roman float as part of a giveaway UPI photo Christopher Gilbert has won the 1983 Walt $30.70 for alx montba and $81.40 mission on Children and Boyt 6 yi*. B Undar 7>14 promotion sponsored by the Caesar’s Lake Tahoe Conn. 08040. Sacond elaaa for one yaar. Mall rataa ara . Youth has relocated its Girt* 6 yrt. B Undor 7-14 must be accompanied by adult 4 DAYS ONLY-WED., THUDS., FRI. & SAT. Whitman Award of the Academy of American poalago paid al Mancbaatar, avallabla on raqueat.' casino-resort hotel. Natalia Makarova, who is nominated for P oets... Conn. POSTMASTER: Swid ad- meeting tonight to the Instead, Allen kept all the money and last week draaa Gbangaa to tbo Mancbaatar Edward B. Stevens School a Tony Award for her performance in C h ristin e E b ersole is rehearsing for her role in To placa a efaaalflad or diaplay 1041 Mein S t gave it to the mayor of Coalinga, the nearby the Band Wagon Theater’s concert version of Harr'd, P.O. Box 58t, advartlaamant, or to raport a at 40 Butternut Drive in On Your Toes' for outstanding perfor­ Mancbaatar, Conn. 08040. Maneheeler Er earthquake ravaged community. Allen handed “ Pal Joey” on May 22 ... nawa Ham Mory or picture idea. East Hartford. Mayor Keith Scrivner $10,000 to help the stricken mance in a musical, embraces Agnes De caH 843-2711. Ofiloa houra ara The meeting, which in­ •UNCHESHR S4S-4004 Tom Selleck is in London to Him “ Lassiter” at To aubacriba. or to raport a 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday town’s earthquake relief efforts? Mille, the famed choreographer, as: Twickenham Studios... dabvary problain. oaH 847-0848. cludes a workshop titled end tbrougb Friday. “ Adolescent Substance STATE BANK “ Somehow it didn’t seem right to be throwing ballet star Mikheil Baryshnikov watches. Mario Thomas and Kris Kristofferson have omca bouraara 8:10 a.m. to 5:30 208 apeneer a t BECAVS away money in Fresno when the people in begun production of the CBS TV movie “ The Lost pm. Monday tbrougb Friday and Tba Mancbaatar Herald la a Use and Driving,” was Maneheeler "Your Quality Aten's S h o p " They are gathered at a tribute to Agnes 7 to to a.nl. Satuiday. Dallvary Coalinga only a few miles jw ay were trying to Honor of Kathryn Beck” in Chicago ... aubaenbar lo UnHad Praaa Intar- formerly to be held in the S4S-7870 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON •bould ba made by 5 p.m. Mon­ natlonal naeio aarvloaa and la a Municipal Building Hear­ pick up the pieces of their town and their lives ” De Mille at the Schubert Theatre John Ritter and Susan Dey have begun shooting Allen said. day IHrouob Friday and by 7:30 member of the Audit Bureau of ing Room. 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA Monday. “ Sunset Limousine,” a comedy for CBS . a.m. Saturday. Circulations. The meeting will begin MEMBER FDIC “Your Local Hometown Bank" Open Doily 9 30 5 30 Thun l.l 9 00 Open Wed Thurv i F-. i.l 9 00 at 7; 30 p.m. 4 — MANCIIKSTKR HKKALI). Wednesday, Miiy 18, 1983 MANCIIKSTKIi lIKKALD, W cdn c.sil.iy. .'Vlii.v IK. I!iK:I Senate nixes abortion notification biii Harvard group Reagan oecomes stubborn

H A R TF O R D (U P I) - The Senate the victim of sexual or physical abuse. to seek the help of their parents and denied the chance to come to the aid of would be forced to seek dangerous, their child.” says n-freeze has struck down a bill to require Mrs. Smith argued the law, now in written notice to parents or guardian of illegal abortions. ^ In other action, the Senate voted 24-12 effect in 19 states, would also permit a on tax, spending; defense i a pregnant minor seeking an abortion, minor to appeal in court if a parent or Sen. Margaret Morton, D- to approve a controversial measure despite the sponsor’s claim it meet guardian opposed an abortion. The Bridgeport, who opposed Ihe bill, allowing a Department of Mental increases risk federal guidelines by allowing senator said parents have a basic right lashed out at a society that promoted Retardation employee to be appointed By Helen Thomas didn’t-Zsend us to Washington to congressional uppiupriution.s exemptions. and responsibility to be informed of open sensuality in music, television guardian of a mentally retarded ‘ hat war is not United Press International continue raising their taxes, committees. The president was meeting with Senators voted 21-15 Tuesday against their daughter’s decision to have an and movies and ignored the male’s person 'possible without weapons is ’flawed. ” and efforts at spending more on wasteful pro­ still another group of lawmakers debating the bill which the Legisla­ abortion. responsibility in getting a minor A so^alled “turf battle” exists complete disarmament or a nuclear weapons freeze WASHINGTON — President grams or weakening our defense. today to press for approval of the ture’s Public Health Committee'twice She said it was incongruous for pregnant. between the department and advocacy , may- increase the chance of war, a blue-ribbon Reagan, despite the rough road They sent us here to stop that, and MX he told reporters will “streng­ rejected earlier thi$ year. society to allow abortions "behind the groups o w r who should be appointed Harvard University study group says. faced by his proposed budget, is that’s what we’re going to cTo.” " It takes two people to perform the rejecting picas to compromise and Touching on thd Middle East, the then our national security, reduce Sen. Regina Smith, D-North Bran­ backs of parents” while the law sex act. You’re punishing a young girl guardians in cases where a retarded ' ». "though the implementation of disarmament has b ^ n rare, its basic premise — that war is not possible vows to veto any bill that would president said he hopes Syrian the risk of w ar" and improve the ford. and co-chairman of the commit­ requires parental consent for any type by forcing her to carry a baby to full person is orphaned or has no surviving without weapons — is both simple and appealing, ’ ’ the raise taxes, increase domestic troops will withdraw from Le­ U.S. stance in arms control tee, tried to revive her bill, arguing it of minor surgery including ear term or have an abortion. relatives. Harvard Nuclear Study Group said in an article spending programs or reduce his banon once other outside forces negotiations. followed U.S. Supreme Court and piercing. Also sent to the House were bills “ Let’s not forget the male who just released Tuesday. ’’Regrettably, the premise is defense buildup. are pulled out. On other topics. Reagan: federal guidelines in allowing exemp­ “The law destfoys the family struc­ moving the statewide annual profi­ walks away from it all,” she said. flawed. The supply of weapons is not the sole or even ” lt is time to draw the line and He noted Lebanon had invited • Refused to say whether he tions to the notification order. ture and leads young girls into Sen. Anthony Avallone, D-New ciency testing from ninth to eighth the prime cause of war-,___ - stand up for the people,” he said the Syrian forces in and now they would veto a bill passed earlier in- irreversible decisions they later re­ grade and a proposed constitutional A doctor’s notice to parents of minors Haven, said it was wrong to steer In the long run,” the study groufi writes, "arm s Tuesday in a nationally broadcast have "invited them out” in the the day by the House, repeafing the would not be necessary if an aborton gret," she said. yoiing, impressionable girls toward amendement calling for state senators news conference. aftermath of the Israeli-Lebanese withholding of taxes on bank and to serve four years rather than the P**1 1* 0 * ^ h® accompanied by some improvement was needed to save the mother's life or But opponents said many ^ r ls who "paid counselors” who advise abor­ in U.S.-Soviet relations if humanity is to cope with its " I will not support a budget withdrawal agreement signed other interest income, due to start if a minor claimed in writing she was become pregnant cannot or do not want tions and away from parents "who are current two-year term. nuclear predicament.” resolution that raises taxes while Tuesday. Ju ly 1. The Senate has voted to The study group, commissioned by Harvard we are coming out of a recession,” Resisting the appeals of G OP delay the withholding for four P r^id e n t Derek Bok last year to develop a layman's said Reagan, running afoul of leaders, Reagan has refused to years — possibly forever. guide to the nuclear freeze issue, makes its some Senate Republicans who yield from his insistence the 1984 • Found nothing wrong with the. Teen driver laws debated wservations in the June issfie of Atlantic Magazine. have rejected his proposals and budget should increase defense United States Information Agency \^ljere can yon find *nie drticle summarizes the findings of the guide, called for tax hikes to cut into spending at least 7.5 percent and hiring relatives of his close friends HARTFORD (UPI) - " A student driver is not or from work or school IJving with Nuclear Weapons.” tobe published later soaring deficits. raise only about $2.6 billion in new and political associates, because UPl photo Students may be required an experienced driver,” functions. The amend­ this month, magazine spokesmen said. ” I will veto any tax bill that taxes. they are "highly qualified " for the to buckle up while learn­ said Rep. Eleanor Wilber, ment was rejected 9S-S3. FAMOUS Arm s control, if pursued wisely, will enhance would do this,” he declared. While adamant against com­ jobs. EDYTHE J. GAINES ing to drive, but lawmak­ R-Fairfield in support. "Tw elve other states security and save money, the article contends, adding UPI photo "And I will veto spending bills promise on taxes or spending • Said he believes "a pretty good that would rekindle the fires of hatchet job has been done on us" in . . . one of three appointments ers have rejected an at­ She said a seatbelt was a have curfews. This prop­ there has been more progress in arms control over the REAGAN AT NEWS CONFERENCE legislation, Reagan said he was tempt to keep licensed “ useful tool for balance, osal is no harder to Q ^ 0 ON lb past two decades than many are willing to credit. inflation and high interest rates,” gratified at the bipartisan appro­ connection with the administra­ 16-and 17-year-old drivers support and protection.” enforce than other motor Although reductions and freezes have captured . . . pleased by arms consensus he said. "Th e American people val of the M X missile in the tion’s image among black voters. off the road between mid­ Rep. John RowJ^and, R- vehicle laws,” Rowland the most attention, partial agreements, informal night and 6 a.m. Waterbury, was less suc­ said. BAGGY PANTS approaches and stablizing measures can be of equal Utility head^ Both amendments were cessful in his attempt to "This is a life-saving iinportance in averting nuclear war, ” the article said. offered in the House Tues­ keep teenage drivers off bill,” said Rep. Francis "Viewed this way, arms control has accomplished day to a bill removing the the road late at night, O’Neill Jr., R-Guilford, more in the past two decades than is sometimes ‘Incredibte’ freak blizzard hits Rockies ‘anti-consumer’? 30-day time lim it on except when traveiing to another supporter. re a liz ^ by those who point to the absence of deep reductions.” learner permits for stu­ Bv United Press International Icy roads also were a problem today and livestock opened for the city’s municipal election. Mayor dent drivers. It will allow But in a time of worldwide political instahlity and William McNichols J r .. criticized because of the city’s HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William O Neill’s was endangered. Utility companies worked to restore unlicensed drivers to mutual mistrust, disarmament of the superpowers Thousands of people in Wyoming and Colorado, inability to clear streets after a Christmas Eve reappointment of three commissioners to the state power lines that were knocked down in the storm. drive under instruction could make matters worse instead of better, the stunned by a freak mid-May blizzard that dumped 2 blizzard, failed to qualify for the Democratic runoff Department of Public Utility Control appears headed The storm pushed into Nebraska with rain and snow indefinitely. c o m p . ^^30 article said. feet of snow and brought 80 mph winds, were without election. Election officials said the storm reduced for at least some opposition on the floor of the House. Tuesday. It spread tornadoes and thunderstorms The bill passed with a " In a disarmed world, the first nation to acquire a electricity today in freezing temperatures. Record voter turnout about 15 percent. A legislative committee v6ted Tuesday to recom­ fTHE N f l m E TO R E m E m B E r t throughout Oklahoma. Kansas and Texas. provision for mandatory few arms would be able to influence events to a much low temperatures were set from the Southwest to the mend approval of the nominations by the full Cold also spread over the Appalachians, where use of seatbelts by student greater extent than it would in a heavily armed East Coast. t i Legislature, but at least two members of the panel overnight freeze and frost warnings were posted from Financial Record Keeping drivers and was sent back , t l i A ^ Wemai'^ world,” the study group wrote. "In late May, it’s incredible to have one on the High Virginia through New England. A slew of record low indicated they may oppose them on the floor. to the Senate. Rep. Robert DRESS SHOP A complete freeze could also be dangerous, the Plains like this,” Nolan Duke, forecaster for the temperatures were set from the Southwest to the East In approving the nominations, the panel rejected a group said. ^ for Small Businesses" Farr, R-West Hartford, National Severe Storms Forecast Center in Kansas Coast. call from the Connecticut Citizen Action Group to offered the amendment millie" F o r example, a freeze in 1959 would have stopped City, Mo,, said Tuesday. replace DPUC Commissioners Peter G. Boucher, Dozens of power poles were snapped by winds up to ...one of 101 courses being offered accepted 75-71. ■t PieeaiiUt SqssMt deployment of the Polaris submarine-based missile Denver had 1 inch of snow, coming on the day of a 80 mph in Colorado, plunging parts of Denver, Edythe J. Gaines and Marvin S. Loewith, who the He argued it would system, which would have made the 1960s less stable, in M CC's 1983 summer sessions. group claimed were anti-consumer. Route 83, Vernon, Cl OF COURSE' mayoral election in which the main issue was the Boulder, Longmont, Loveland, Fort Collins and appl^ only to student it said. A freeze in 1969 would have prevented city's inability to clear the streets of snow last For more information, caii 646-2137 " It ’s like a stacked deck up there," said dCAG Mon .Tu M . Wad.. 10-9:30. Thun . Fri. 10-9: Sol. 9:30-9:3( MANCHESTER PARKADE Greeley into darkness. Many rural homes lost power drivers and could encour­ ^ OppositoQwolIVylnnMetol 643-9014 deployment of multi-warheaded missiles, presently Christmas. at daybreak and face days of waiting for it to be member Helen Johnson. "We go there time and time age them to use seatbelts one of the most destablizing military influences. Community Sofvices Division again and they listen graciously, but in the end they Temperatures today were expected to be in the 20s restored. as adults. The group suggested a number of item's for and mid-30s in lower elevations in Wyoming and A ir traffic was delayed at Denver’s Stapleton Manchester Community College raise the rates.” consideration: The CCAG argued the commissioners were Colorado and 15 to 25 degrees in the mountains. Up to 8 International Airport, where high winds shut down EO Bidwell Street — A limited freeze establishing a cap on the number inches of new snow also was predicted in the two runways. anti-consumer in handling rate cases and allowing of nuclear warheads in the Soviet and U.S. arsenals. It Manchester, Connecticut 06040 continued work on the $3.54 billion Millstone III mountains with 2 to 4 inches over the Northeastern Visibility was near zero in Denver when polls L h c c would require elimination of one warhead for each Plains. nuclear power plant under construction in Waterford. new one added. A clear majority of members on the legislative — Force restructuring in which existing weapons committee, however, favored the nominations, would be replaced by ones that were less threatening voicing sympathy for the three commissioners in having to face public criticism in carrying out the job fl'unrrsD Am unEs and of deciding utility rate cases. The committee voted 10-0 to recommend the REGAL’S MAY SALE DAYS! McKinney among richest CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES reappointment of Boucher and 9-1 over the opposition of Rep. Mary Mushinsky, D-Wallingford, to recom­ mend the reappointment of Ms. Gaines and Loewith. SLASH PRICES TO LAS VEGAS & HA WAR Ms. Mushinsky said she saw no realistic chance of of New Engiand’s solons defeating the nominations in the full Legislature but PHOENIX A GRAND CANYON wanted to make known the need for a pro-consumer **Botany 500** 'Botany 500** Haggar & Levi] Moy 16to Jun« IQ, 1983 Seats limited A subject voice on the DPUC. By Joseph Mianowany Of New England’s 24 House LAS VEG AS 1983 — to ovoilability “ Even though they’re competent people, the New Spring Suits Biaxers >{C!aaual Pantm United Press International members, 18 had filed their disclosure SPECIALS For Departures decisions have leaned in one direction in the last few statements. The remainder were de­ After 6'10 years," she said, also questioning Ms. Gaines and $ ^ ^ 9 0 W A S H IN G TO N — House Speaker layed for various reasons, and were THURSDAY/SUNDAY $180^ $2990 FRIDAY/MONDAY - \ TUESDAY/SUNDAY Call for Rates. Loewith’s ties to a bank that has loaned money to Thomas O’Neill, D-Mass., reported due by June 1. They included Massa­ making more money on the lecture chusetts Democratic Reps. Ed Mar- 4 Dayi A 3 Nighti \ 6 Days A 5 Nights / Remember Northeast Utilities. Connecticut Travel circuit in 1982 than any other New key, Barney Frank, Edward Boland \ Flamingo Gordon . *269 ^ Rep. Benjamin DeZinno Jr,, D-Meriden, also voted Save ^4 5 “^ : Flamingo Garden .. *269 ^ Flamingo Garden . *309* ^ Services has the Save Save England representative, but when it and Joseph E arly. Also, Bruce M orri­ ^ Flamingo Towor . . *279* against Loewith’s nomination initially but changed ^ Flamingo Tower . Flamingo Tower . . *319* ^ lowest lares to his vote. comes to savings and stock holdings, son, D-Conn., and Rep. Fernand St. Imporiol Palace .. *269* - Imperial Palace Imperial Palace . *299* las Vegas from He said he didn't ttiink it appropriate as committee several of the region’s other House Germain, D-R.I. Maxim...... *269 single breasted Save on Haggar Maxim ...... *299 Hartford. co-chairman to have his name listed against the members appear far better off. A complete Senate list was to be Landm ark...... *249 Maxim . . . -models m One dacron Magic Stretch, Landmark. Landm ark...... *289 nomination, though he wouldn’t rule out a negative We are ofkring our According to 1982 financial disclo­ made available later this week. Hotel Continental.. *239 and wool hopsack. In Haggar belted sure statements made available by Other highlights from the statements .Hotel Continental Hotel Continental. *269 vote on the House floor. best selling spring DeZinno also wouldn’t rule out the possibility the navy, medium blue, c h b to ’s , a n d Congress Tuesday, one of the richest included: suit at 20% savings. RATES PLUS IS % TAX A SERVICES NOT INCLUDED: Tranaferi between airport A hotel nominations could run into trouble in making it brown, medium or Haggar belted tw ills... members, of the New England House • Rep. Judd Gregg, R-N.H., who RATES ARE PER PERSON BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY These traditional 2 *From May I6lh lo June 1, through the full Legislature. " I think it depends on delegation appeared to be Rep. Stewart reported savings and stock holdings of INCLUDES: • >6wnd>lnp am Ireite^ertetlwi frMn MotHwd light tan, light green, Also Levi Action IisiiTtn •isiisiss . t w ith I . SiS™. $ lip p « W M w » d M. how much opposition could be mustered." he said. piece suits feature MeIGnney, R-Conn., who listed hold­ more than $360,000. He also listed "t*** !*.M IM *<">«•Mw*. Jl»ri| M Ol*. Th. Uhm n M w m i. OU Mwnds. twiiMM OaiJ:; J.hllMlin Isilawoitl t Dht», ings of between $2.3 million and $5.86 reimbursement for a trip to Egypt and leapt I * * From May 16 to June 1, soft shoulder, center ^ I l l (»c» ments do not require the members to said he received $14,241.35 in honora­ Seel* ere limited on each departure A Vale* subiect to increase which cleared the House last week. list exact figures for holdings and ria. of which he gave $3,000 to charity. HONOLULU HONOLULU & HONOLULU, KAUAI, HONOLULU The legislation will page the way for establishing a Free Aheratlonat liabilities, but only wide-ranging cate­ • Rep. Claudine Schneider, R-R.I., 8 DAYS/7 NIGHTS MAUI OR KAUAI MAUI & KONA MAUI & KAUAI permanent berth in Groton, a short distance from Free Aherational Free AheraUonml gories of value. who reported holdings of between A _ ^ 10 OATS/9 n ig h t s 14 OAVS/13 NIGHTS 14 DATS/13 NIGHTS where the submarine was built in ISSA.by the Electric O ’Neill reported that he was paid $215,000 and $550,000 and liabilities of Boat Division of General Dynamics. $22,500 for speeches last year, just between $165,000 and $400,000. She said *579 After 25 years of service, the Navy announced plans * 15% tax A sprvk* •789 *979 •919 under the $23,737 he was allowed as she received rents on two properties of 15% tox A Mrvk* 15% lax A tGTvkp *■ 1 5 % tox 6 oarvica to decommission the vessel at a facility on the West M e n ’s M en’s M e n ’s speaker. He gave another $2,500 fee to between $5,000 and $16,000. She re­ Coast and eventually place it on permanant display in Short ^ieeve Knit Shirts Short Sieeve Dress Shirts charity, he said. ported lecture fees of $3,950. TRI.CITY— 14 DAYS/13 NIGHTS Washington, D .C , Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Most House members were allowed • Rep. James Jeffords, R -Vt., who $ 1 3 9 0 J 9 0 to make $18,198 in honoraria, or 30 reported receiving $4,200 in fees from SAN FRANCISCO/HONOLULU/LAS VEGAS percent of their $60,663 salary. How­ speeches. He also reported note, 3 NIGHTS SAN FRANCISCO.' / NIGHTS HONOLULU / 3 NIGHTS IAS VEGAS ST. BRIDGET SCHOOL siO»® ever, O’Neill’s limit was higher be­ savings and other holdings of at least cause his salary as speaker last year $75,000. Selected Saturday Departures Save *5 '* • Rep. Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, Save *4 ** was $79,125. May 28; June 11, 25; July 2, 16, 30; August 13; Sept. 17 (Aloha Week); OPENINGS IN GRADES 4 &'7 O ’Neill also reported reimburse­ who reported holdings of at least *869 ments for eight trips and lodgings, $85,000. and interest income last year of October 1,15, 29; Noyember 12, 26. The^Urme you trust 1S%TAX & SERVICE PHIIOSOPHY injAress shirts, now A sh irt so fine Another fine Regal including three in which he took along a minimum of $13,000. ’Tn SpofTstt«ar. The we put our ’’Regal” labeled sport shirt his wife. • Rep. James Shannon, D-Mass., label on it. A Beyond that, O’Neill reported mort­ who reported a transaction of between OF THE SCHOOL **Enro Featherknit*’. done In assorted • k TRY ARIZONA THIS SUIMIWER! t A $5,000 and $15,000 for the sale of a \ The perfect blended luxurious blend of tartan plaids. A gage liabilities of at least $65,000. 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Richard M. Diamond, Publlaher Dan Pitta, Editor House nixes plan on TMI cleanup costs Jury picks continue Alex GIrelll, City Editor NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Jury selection OPINION HARTFORD (U PI) — Connecticut tarily agreed to help pay cleanup costs no power from it, but offert J lu pay In other action, the House voted continues in a trial to resolve nine lawsuits iitility companies have offered $100,000 at Three Mile Island and pass them on $100,000 toward the cost of cicuning up 134-13 for a bill requiring automobile stemming from collapse of the Hartford Civic toward cleaning up the Three Mile to utility customers,’’ said Rep. Paul after the nuclear accident, which manufacturers or distributors to dis­ Center coliseum roof on Jan. 18, 1978. Island nuclear plant in Pennsylvania, Gionfriddo, D-Middletown, who offered closed the facility near Harrisburg, he close their allocation system to all Five of the 10 jurors had been seleeted by ^ u t lawmakers have balked at passing the amendment. said. dealers. Tuesday. Four of the jurors will be alternates. the cost on to Connecticut ratepayers. He said public utility authorities in The amendment was added to a bill to Also, it would prohibit manufactur­ The trial is expected to last four to eight months Jack The House voted Tuesday for an Pennsylvania and New Jersey have require operators of a nuclear generat­ ers and distributors from witholding a once jury selection is completed and 800 So far, so good for the Republicans Anderson amendment prohibiting cleanup costs prohibited TM I cleanup costs from ing plant to submit a decommissioning car from distribution or delaying documents are expected to be offered as exhibits. ■ from being added to rates of Connecti­ being passed on to their ratepayers. financing plan to the state Department distribution. cut customers. Gionfriddo said his amendment would of Public Utility Control. The city of Hartford and • the Travelers The state's new Republican SOME VESTIGES of the Washington Insurance Cos. are suing six firms who worked on weeks ago. "United Illuminating Co. and Nor­ do the same for Connecticut. It was approved 147-0 and sent back Also approved was a bill to make regime is stronger than ever Weicker-Bush contest re­ construction of the roof. The city owns the Weicker and D’Amore had Merry-Go-Round theast Utilities, as members of the Connecticut utilities have no finan­ to the Senate for consideration of the fraudulent use of an automatic bank now as a result of changes in the mained in the elections. Helen hoped to do well in Waterbury Edison Electric Institute, have volun­ cial interest in the TM I plant and drew amendment. teller machine a Class A misdemeanor coliseum and civic center. iineup of its policy directors, but Capitol Comments Bosley of New Haven and Frank next fall, possibly springing a hurting badiy in an area where Depgen of Orange, both Bush, surprise on Democrats and W it had hoped to score some Bob Conrad supporters, were named to the their entrenched mayor, Ed points this year. committee — Depgen replacing Bergin. 'The GOP was prepared Twenty-two new members — Syndicated Columnist former State Chairman Ralph to spend a lot of campaign bucks Oil mighty more of a turnover than anyone Capecelatro of Orange. In one of there and offer help in other Juniors! expected — were named to the the cliffhangers for seats on the ways. Save on Republican State Central Com­ committee, Louise Berry of Perry Pisciotti, a Weicker in the mittee’s roster of 72 seats. Danielson, a Weicker ally, was SO IT WAS good news for fortune continued in the Nine­ ally and town chairman, has all the reelected by one voteover Irene At least a dozen of the new D’Amore and Weicker when the teenth District with the election had to admit that Weicker and Flaherty of Windham. fashions ones supported Senator Lowell resuits were posted and So of Herman Weingart Jr. of D’Amore may have to reassess emirates Weicker of Mystic when he was .many members turned out to be Franklin, and Nancy Dolan of This big, and what D’Amore their plans. That is because a i m C you need being challenged for renomina­ their people. New Fairfield in the Twenty- earnestly hopes will be a happy, deep, three-way split has deve­ WASHINGTON - Intelligence tion iast year by Prescott Bush In Hartford’s First District, Fourth. Sally Bolster of Nor­ family is to meet in a couple of loped in Waterbury’s GOP. sources report, with some amuse-' now! of Greenwich. They joined the iong-time Weicker booster Nick walk, an aide to Congressman weeks for a get-acquainted Former State Representative ment, that gas lines have beeii substantial bloc of Weicker- Polis V as elected. It took Stewart McKinney of Westport, session. D'Amore will remind Norma Cappelletti, who would forming recently in the United «• a? Sale likers already on the several ballots in the Second was named in the-Twenty-Fifth. the holdovers and newcomers be available to run for mayor Arab Emirates. ' committee. District, but Donald Fisher of In the neighboring Twenty- alike that its chief excuse for otherwise, is trying hard to The UAE is a collection o( The significance for the lead­ Windsor, another Weicker man, Sixth, Patricia Coplen, a existence is to work for Republi­ unite the fractured party. The oil-rich sheikdoms on the Persiaq ers is that elections in the state's finally won. In the Third, Weicker ally, took a seat for can victory at the polls. division, she says, will hand the Gulf. With a per capita income ol 36 senatoriai districts were George Franek Jr. of East Westport in a hot contest to election to Bergin. That is, if some members of $27,000, cash reserves in the tens oi Juniors’ Knit Shirts unbossed and unrehearsed. Hartford was unopposed in succeed Frances "Sonsie" the so-called "board of direc­ So while Republicans are billions of dollars and a bevy ot Neither Weicker nor his hand­ succeeding veteran committee­ Overlock of New'Canaan, who tors” think it’s a status symbol doing nicely, thank you, at the prodigal princelings, the emirates picked state chairman, Tom man Charlie Stebbins of the did not run again. alone, they are in for a surprise. state level, they have to ac­ are the stereotype of the oil-ricI^ 15.97 D’Amore of New Hartford, same town. is Other Weicker backers last knowledge disappointment Arab countries that were thd messed around in the seiections D’Amore has been trying to Tim Upson of Waterbury was year who have now joined the Reg. $20. Classic polo style short at all. send -that signal since he took about their hoped-for demon­ target of so much teeth-grinding elected in the Fifteenth District statewide policy committee are office in February. stration project in what an anger and frustration for Ameri-' sleeve knits in red, white, blue, 8 D ’Amore, who has a freehand after a delegate battle was Paul Hiller of Fairfield in the effective organization can do. can motorists as they waited in gasi iris and other summer colors! in running the party back home settled, and Patricia Shach Von Twenty-Eighth, .Jeff Ossen of DESPITE A L L of the eupho­ Winning elections is what lines in 1974 and 1979. ; Sizes S-M-L. while Weicker goes about his Wittenau of North Stonington Mansfield in the 'Twenty-Ninth, ria attending the reorganization politics is all about, and this senatoriai business in Washing­ replaced party vice chairwo­ How is it possible that gas lined Mary Carol MacKenzie of at upper levels in the GOP, that state’s new GOP regime has to ton. said repeatediy prior to the man Barbara Brown of Preston, — the dramatic manifestation o( Brooklyn in the Thirty-Fifth and one sore spot looms as a prove that somewhere. (Syndi­ elections that he was keeping who did not seek reelection. shortages — have formed in ^ Kenneth Johnson of Vernon in problem where things seemed cated by The Herald of New hands off. The D’Amore-Weicker good country that’s sitting on one of thq the same district. potentially rosy just a few Britain.) Belted Shorts world’s biggest oil reserves? In an irony that would make a poet whimper with delight, the emii 15.97 An editorial rates’ gas lines are caused by Ui4 worldwideoil glut that was s4 Reg. $20. Double pleated, cuff largely the result of the oil cartel’4 greed. * style shorts in khaki, white, navy, The judge was kelly or red. Poly/cotton, 5-13. liji HERE’S W HAT happened: ; Like all the oil-exporting coun- tries, the UAE has sustained a too merciful huge drop in revenues as world oit , prices plummeted over the past Juniors’ T-tops The judge who last fall while walking around nearby year or so. And like the other Arad released weapons back to streets. sheikdoms, the UAE had commiU Daniel R. Brookman must be Brookman’s explanation at ted itself to extravagant expendi­ 5 .97- 8.97 embarrassed. And relieved. the time was that he thought tures that depended on continuing The story is an involved he was losing his mind, high prices. < Reg. $9-$12. Lots of colorful one. But it makes fascinating according to police. When their income fell, tha stripes and solids to choose from! reading. And anyone familiar A speedy admission to emirates had two choices, neither Sizes S-M-L. with Connecticut’s flimsy gun Norwich State Hospital fol­ of them very appealing: Cut back control laws will have a field lowed. Several re-admissions on spending or dip into their hugq day with this one. to the mental hospital fol­ cash reserves. Risking the wratH Brookman made headlines lowed that. of the populace, the UAlE decided Spring Skirts to slash its budget drastically. this week when on Sunday, A judge sentenced him to a Ambitious public projects were put A according to police accounts, six-month suspended sent­ on hold; free-spending priitces an OC the town. kings, they have learned nothing K B ' 106 <>C IMO* « ^ WW V ^ rt/ circulating petitions, encourages chines. This difference in require­ and forgotten nothing. ; Objections offered as re'ductions people to attend their town Meet­ ments could confuse the public. Career Dresses...colorful solids, lunior Sportswear & Dresses, all D&L stores to the increases were answered in ing, and leaves the budget adoption 4. Lastly, until the budget is prints and stripes in spun poly, 5- ways which convinced residents decisions in the hands of the finally adopted, it is an adjourn­ WARNING COMES TRUE: Thfc House Ways and Means Commi6 13. Reg. $26-$30 19.97 that estimate requests were made people, where they belong. ment of the annual town meeting tee recently took a swipe « honorably and realistically as However, the commission’s and for clarity should be referred independent oil producers by hold­ necessary support for the schools’ proposal allows the budget to go to to as an adjourned town meeting, ing hearings on their tax loophole:^ programs. The budget was autho­ referendum if only one third of not a special town meeting. €>19e3byNEA.IrK rized overwhelmingly on a voice OPEN MON. THRU SAT. OPEN MON. THRU SAT. OPEN DAILY ’TIL 5 P.M. those at the meeting vote to do so. These issues should be dealt with If the independent oilmen saw this OPEN MON. THRU FRI. TIL vote. T IL 9 P.M. ’TIL 9:30 P.M. THURS. NIGHT TIL 8:45 9 P.M.; SAT. ’TIL 6 P.M. Since when is democracy govern­ before the newly revised charter as a backlash by the Democratifc With such an expression of “...And another thing, the arms race seems to ment by the minority of those goes before the voters. - majority for thie industry‘s ove<- support it is to be hoped that the •Corbin* Com*r ^ •M*rld*n Square aNew Britain have sparked renewed Interest In religion." present and voting? A simple whelming support of ReptOiUcam •Avon • Vernon • Groton Board of Education will seek to •N*w London •Manchester • Brietol majority would be more fair. Suzanne Johnson last fall, they can‘t say they dissolve its past focus on funds and a LL D&L s t o r e s o p e n SUNDAYS 12 TO 5 ... except New Britain and Groton closed Sundays 2. There should be ome provision Coventry weren’t given fair warning. •

V. H - MANCIIKSTKR HKRALD, Wednesday. M^iy 18, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, May 18, 1983 - 9 Indian nine loses Habib not welcome in Syria game to Wethersfield Continued from page I Dhour Sweir passage and the old Beirut-Damascus arc a Christian, you must take the coastaf? route to highway — were in regions under control of ( > a a e 1 0 Homs in Syria and then take another car to pro-Syrian Lebanese militias. Other vital roads SPORTS Damascus. Christians are being kidnapped by leftist linking the two countries remained open. militiamen on the mountain roads," the official said, "The signing (of the agreement) is an act of FREE "Please keep my name out of this, I have cars using submission which Indicates the (Lebanese) govern­ the route every day." ment has lost the support of its people," said an •LOCAL DELIVERY While the Beirut-Damascus highway and other editorial broadcast Tuesday on Syria’s state-run ajop*®* •REMOVAL OF YOUR mountain routes were "technically open," he said radio. Bittersweep East goes 12 leftist militiamen kidnapped several Christians on the In' Israel, Defense Minister Moshe Arens warned OLD APPLIANCE road in the past days. ' Syria against new hostilities. “ If there are acts of "The time is not for rejoicing," Lebanese President violence, we will dictate the pace of activity," he told •SERVICE Smith says anger helped Amin Gemayel said Tuesday after the accord was Armed Forces Radio. “ We will not let it get out of our •NORMAL INSTALLATION signed in both Israel and Lebanon. “ The real control.” to win again celebration will be when all foreign forces will “ Although Syrian forces in Lebanon were decisively him, Isles win 4 straight beaten by Israel in the first six days of last year’s war, (Except BullMns) withdraw from Lebanese territory." and Glenn Anderson. He in turn Lebanon's official National News Agency, report­ Assad’s Damascus regime has rearmed its corps in By AAlke Tully WEST H A R T F O R D - This one followed with a line singie to bring Lebanon with fresh Soviet tanks and weapons. UPI Sports Writer received shots around his ing on Oemayel’s statements Tuesday, said the crease from Dave Lumley and they had to work extra long for. McCoy home. president expressed “ hope that high-level contacts “ Possibly after the agreement becomes a fact, they UNIONDALE, N.Y. — The Forced to go 12 innings. East Roy had (our hits and three RBIs (the Syrians) would conclude it is better for them to Ken Linseman. with Syrian officials would lead to swift results." New York Islanders’ fourth Catholic emerged with a hard- to pace East’s 14-hit attack. leave," Arens said. “ They did it to me in Edmon­ In an interview with The New York Times, Gemayel Stanley Cup contained some fought 7-5 overtime victory over Northwest, 3-6 in the HCC and 7-7 In Washington, President Reagan said Tuesday in a ton," said Smith. " I couldn’t Tuesday urged Secretary of State George Shultz to ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL "CASH & PICK UP" PRICE bitters mixed with the walk the streets in Edmonton Northwest Catholic in HCC base­ overall, took the lead with a run in return to the Middle East to help mediate an nationally televised news conference Syria's refusal champagne. ball action Tuesday afternoon in the first inning. East moved in was not the final word, stressing Damascus has without people being rude to agreement with Damascus, as hedidsuccessully with With rancor unseen since the West Hartford. front in the fifth. Paul Roy singled, pledged to pull out when other forces leave Lebanon. me. What kind of thing is that?” the Israeli government. 1950 Toronto Maple Leafs and Smith exacted his revenge by “ We’ve never had an easy game Tim Wisnieski walked and Jeff "... A number of their Arab allies are urging them to In Damascus, Syria denounced the a^eement and, Detroit feuded over an injury to stealing Games 1 and 3 with there, no matter what the records Riggs beited a two-out three-run in an ominous move, closed down two roads linking stick with their word,” he said. " I can’t believe the 13" MACK t QUAIITY 19" CUOK the Red Wings’ Gordie Howe, are,” said East Coach Jim Pend­ homer to deep right centerfield. Syrians want to find themselves alone and separated spectacular performances then Syria and Lebanon. I wNm mivisioN THEVISION HAS New York Islanders’ goalie ers, who saw his troops set the East added two runs in the sixth. from their Arab allies." by holding off the Oilers in the A Syrian government official said the roads — the I WITH 100% SOUD ■UCK MATIIX Billy Smith celebrated a 4-2 third period of the clincher. stage fora Friday night showdown McCoy doubled. Darby walked and n A n CHASSIS PICTURE TORE victory over the Edmonton And with Edmonton trailing with Xavier High at Palm er Field Roy lashed a two-run double for a Oilers Tuesday night with shots 3-2 and threatening on the power in Middletown. 5- 1 lead. Northwest, however, at the opposition and the press. play, he gave an Academy East and Xavier both sport one came back to tie with a four-run Jewelry heist still unsolved SAVE " I think r ii remember it with Award performance by wri­ loss in HCC play and the Friday sixth frame. bitterness,” Smith said after thing on the ice when slashed by winner should emerge as confer­ McAuley went 6 2/3 innings to being named the Conn Smythe ence champ. Xavier is defending earn his fourth win without a loss. Continued from page I But they had nobody to match the prints to, and no go' »269 Anderson. It drew the attention $10 He fanned six. walked two and Route 85 where worxers were on duty that morning. It vehicle to chase. Trophy winner for keying the of referee Andy Van Hellemond title holder while East took honors in 1979, ’80 and ’81. retired the last 12 in a row after a was common for workers tliere to see unfamiliar Fenton said he didn’t recognize the robber. four-game sweep of the Oilers. and a five-minute penalty. Some gutsy relief pitching from ieadoff walk in the ninth. vehicles pull into Fenton's driveway. They took no In a case like this, police have to move fast. "G ive it " I f it wasn’t for the bitterness I “J was hurt as bad as Gretzky don’t think I could have kept UPI photos senior righthander Brian McAuley “ Other than one bad inning we special notice of the green car that morning. 48 hours, and it gets cold,” Foley said. " I f this guy had was hurt in the second gam e," going the way the way 1 did." enabled the Eagles, 7-1 in the HCC played another good defensive There is one home in clear view of Fenton’s. a contact to bring the stuff to, then that stuff could said a smiling Smith. " I did the Smith survived controversy DENNIS POTVIN AND'CUP and 14-2 overall, to take the game,” said Penders. A relay The froht-door bell rang. Fenton, who is maybe have been melted down in hours. That leaves us with 13" COIOR TV WITH same thing to Anderson as 13" COIOR SURI4INE from leftfielder McCoy to short­ five-foot, six-inches tall, opened the door. Standing in nothing to trace." O aU X E FEATURES and violence on the ice. and Gretzky did to me. I threw . . . Islander captain’s fourth decision Tuesday in extra innings. PORTARU TEUVISION front of him was a six-foot white man in his 30s, insult off it to help place the myself on my back on the ice McAuley relieved starter Tim stop Riggs to catcher Paul Tucker Islanders among the greatest Kiro in the seventh. In the eighth, nailed Brian Coco at the plate dressed in a dark business suit. He had a rather thin NOTHING TURNED up. Composite photographs of SAVE and squirmed around. knows he made a bad call all record. And he joined five other trying to score on a double by Mike 8 teams in NHL history and send the first two Northwest batters face, dark hair and moustache, and wore a top-hat and the suspect published by the local papers sparked no *30 " I want the world and all of summer. I don’t understand players as the author of two Lewis. Tucker, for the second plastic-rimmed, squarish glasses. tangible leads. Foley said police soon knew this case 19" COIOR TV WITH {«” $259 the Oiiers and Wayne Gretzky to Canada to know that two can why he did it and why he wants reached and an errant pickoff Cup-winning goals. a shocking, humiiiating defeat. attempt placed runners at the straight game, made a good play to In his hand shined a small-caliber handgun. would be solved only by a stroke of luck. 100% SOin HATE 19" COIOR TV WITH play at that game. This cup is to talk about it.” Though Jari Kurri and Mark Only two franchises and three corners. McAuley, however, bore save a run. “ The thing we were looking for was another incident EUCTROHIC TUNING realiy sweet.” The Islanders, written off Messier replied in the second. teams have won four straight down to fan No. 4 hitter Ed HE WASTED no time. Forcing his way in, he in'New England like this. Or particularly in New SAVE Edmonton coach Glen Sather during the regular season and Smith held on until Ken Morrow East Catholic (7)— WIsnIeskI ct SAVE ' 4 . Cups. The 1956-60 Montreal Pickering. An intentional walk abruptly threatened Fenton’s life, and forced the York. We had something in New York, with the $30 was also unable to put the considered by some an under­ scored into an empty net with 69 6- 1-I-0, Masse rt 7-1-0-0, Rlgas ss6-l-1-3. ,$<0 Canadians hold the record of loaded the base$ before he induced Bond 106-0-3-0, M ador dh ^0-1-0, K lro p older gentleman to the floor of the living room just Se-million gold heist. But we got nothing back from $389 bitterness of the series behind dog to Edmonton, put the game seconds left. five and the 1976-79 Canadians John Poisson to ground into a O-O-O-O, M cAuley p O-O-O-O, Byam pr inside the doorway. He tied Fenton's hands behind his that. It was a different thing,” he said. him. away with goals by Bryan “ It is never as sweet as this,” 0-1-0-0, M cCoy It 2-2-2-0, D arby 2b captured four. forceout at home and A1 Keney to back, then pulled the rope around his feet and pulled “ Not to blow this thing out of proportion, but say we "Telling the whole world you Trottier, John Tonelli and Mike Arbour said. “ It’s a team of 4-1 -0-0, Roy 3b 6-0-4-3, M IruckI or 0-0-00, Smith was the subject of end the inning with a comebacker Tucker 4-0-2-0. Totals 47-7-14-4. his four limbs together behind his back — it’s called have a guy who comes from out of the area, and he has took a dive,” said Sather. “ I Bossy in a 1:37 span of the first great character. Maybe we hostile headlines in Edmonton, to the mound. Northwest Catholic (S>— Lewis ss hog-tying. He pulled a stocking cap over Fenton’s a contact here. He can come from New York, wouldn’t be too proud of that. period. don’t have the greatest talent, 6-1-2-0, D 'Am ico rt 5-1-2-0, Connors , "'1 and became embroiled in stick­ East’s 12th inning was led off by head, and then covered him entirely with a blanket. California, Mexico, Maine, Ha-pulls the job, delivers, Smith opened his mouth and It was Bossy’s fifth game­ but there’s not a team that has IbAso 4-1-2-0, Pickering dh 5-1-1-1, AUTO DEFROST 10.7 swinging antics with Gretzky a Paul Mador single on an 0-2 pitch. Kane 3b 4-1-1-1, Poisson If S-O-OO, He told Fenton not to move. Fenton didn’t. and disappears.” ' now Andy Van Hellemond winning goal of the playoffs, a the character of this team. CU. n . 3-DOOR r Frank McCoy, attempting to Keney c 5-0-0-0, M.Santos 2b 4-0-04), The suspect then spent 15 to 30 minutes ransacking Did Fenton ever think the police had a chance at Coco cf 5-01-0, B.Santos o 00-00. REFRKERATOR-FREEZER 30" EUCTRIC RANGE WITH sacrifice, drew a walk, and Chris the immediate area of the living room, taking the finding the guy and the goods? “ No,” he said Totals 43-5-9-2. ORSERVAOOR OVEN WHIDOW Darby sacrificed the runners up. A Key: At bats-runs-hIts-RBIs. jewelry that was stored there. He didn’t expand his definitively Tuesday. “ I knew that the first day it East Catholic 000 032 000 002 7 Fully Automatic Oven p ass^ ball allowed pinch runner search. He didn’t have to. He left nothing behind that happened." He then added, tongue in cheek, “ I ’ll look Oilers:‘we outskated them’ Northwest Ca- SAVE Mike Byam to score and Paul Roy thollc 100 004 000 000 5 police could use as a hard lead, and exited the house for donations, that is, if anybody wants to donate. $30 through the front door. He had driven off before Foley said in assessing the case as it stands now, s ^369 UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI) - year," said winger Mark Mess­ Fenton could untie himself. Fenton then called the “ Say East Hartford some up with some stuff— and on £ Though they surely plan some ier. “We’ve always scored police. a long shot it’s something the victim can identify. adjustments after being swept goals. We had lots of opportuni­ The State Police Major Crime Squad took some Then it ’s something we can trace. But that’s assuming by the New York Islanders in ties tonight, and it seemed at the Raiders: Oakland latent fingerprints, and studied tire tracks imbedded something is still around. It’s slim to none." the Stanley Cup finals, the last second it his his skate or hit in the mud. Thev deduced that the man either knew “ The only tangible thing we have now is the suspect Edmonton Oilers will make no his stick, and that’s been the Fenton or had information from somebody who did. vehicle. With that type of thing, it’s tough.” drastic changes in their free­ way of the whole series." 1A.0 CU. n . UPRIGHT wheeling style. Messier was referring to should be ashamed 18.0 CU. FT. 100% FREEZER WITH "W e outskated them three of Islander goaltender Billy Kinsella FROST PROOF 3-DOOR "NO-FINGERPRNIT" the four gam es," Edmonton Smith, who certainly proved his SALINAS, Calif. (U PI) — An Agliano. Obituaries REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER nXTURED DOOR defenseman Paul Coffey said ability during the series. attorney for the Los Angeles Oakland filed the suit in 1980, Tuesday night after a 4-2 loss. "A s a team they played Raiders said Tuesday the City of when rumors that Davis was showdown SAVE SAVE “ We couldn’t score. I hope that extremely well and without a Oakland should ’’be ashamed to planning on moving the Raiders $S 0 $30 doesn’ t mean they change our doubt they shut us down offen­ come begging" for the right to take south to the Los Angeles Coliseum Lerlene G. Powers at St. Peter Claver Church. coming ?599 $449 style of our team. sively,” said the Oilers’ Wayne over the Raiders using the state- — which had lost its major client, Lerlene (Gray) Powers, 77, of Friends may call at the funeral " I feel we can make our Gretzky, held to four assists. endowed powers of eminent the Rams — began to circulate. West Hartford died Tuesday at home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to system work against everyone “ When we did break them down domain. The Rams moved their operations Hartford Hospital. She was the 9 p.m. Memorial contributions except the Islanders, and in to Anaheim. and get by them Smith w §s_^ Joseph Alioto, one of a number of wife of William F. Powers Sr. and may be made to the American time that will com e." always there to make the big By Mark A. Dupuis attorneys representing the Raid­ the mother of Mrs. Diana Behlke of Cancer Society, 670 Prospect Ave. “ I like our style,” added save. Oakland lost its battle to go to A UPI Capitol Reporter ers, said during a break in the Manchester. Hartford. CAIORK Edmonton coach Glen Sather. " I guess their patience and trial three times before the Califor­ She also leaves a son, William F. CUSTOM DiSHWASKER unusual trial that he thought nia Supreme Court finally ruled in HARTFORD — A special legisla­ UNDERCOUNTER DISHWASHER " I t ’s,exciting and it puts people composure was a lot better than WITN NEW lo w ENERGY Oakland was misusing the powers the city’s favor, forcing the latest Powers Jr. of Bloomfield; another tive committee has moved closer WITH 3-PHSH-RUnON CYQE in the building. I agree with ours. I think that might have W A S N C Y d E of eminent domain, normally used legal action. daughter, Mrs. Nancy Tanner of Robert F. Loveland to a showdown in its attempt to SBECTION Paul, we outplayed them in been the difference in the series, to condemn land for parks and The N FL also tried to block the West Hartford; two brothers, Robert F. Loveland, 80, of 26 obtain transcripts for its impeach­ c a l o r i c :- three of the four. We just although two games there were SAVE roadways. move, but Davis successfully Howard N. Gray and Jackson Florence St. died Monday at ment investigation of Hartford SAVE couldn’ t put the puck in the one-goal games with less than 10 $30 defeated the league’s effort in an Gray, both of Waterville, Maine; Manchester Memorial Hospital. Probate Judge James H. Kinsella. $429 $30 net.” minutes left and we didn’t score The lawsuit, in which Oakland two sisters, Virginia Harvey of Si $269 antitrust suit and was awarded He was the husband of the late The committee voted Tuesday to Edmonton led the league in a goal. If we would have it might seeks to condemn the Raiders as Farmington, Maine, and Jane scoring this season, but scored have turned the series around." nearly $100 million in damages. Y Mildred (Anderson) Loveland. take another shot at getting the public property and force owner Al Muskie of Washington, D.C.; and Private funeral and burial servi­ documents by writing a letter to only six goals in the four games Defenseman Kevin Lowe at­ Davis to sell the club to the city, The two cases are separate and six grandchildren. DEJECTED GRETZKY (RIGHT) against New York. ces will be held at the convenience Kinsella’s lawyer, but also agreed tempted to stress the expe­ was adjourned for the week after the federal antitrust decision has Funeral services will be Friday . .. and sad teammates of the family. There are no calling to have subpoenas prepared and "It just never happened this rience the Oilers gained. its second day before Monterey no bearing on Oakland’s eminent at 9:15 a.m. from the Richard W. hours. ready to go if necessary. County Municipal Court Judge Nat domain suit. Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 New The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 The documents include trans­ Britain Ave., West Hartford, with a Main St., has charge of cripts and records of a probate WHltE-YFESTNlCHOUSI mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. URRIER S,000 RTU arrangements. ethics council which censured S.OOO 1111 ROOM AM G-E 4,000 ITU CARRT-COM 7.5 ■ ? ------I- IKHTW EHSHT ROOM AIR M HS softball star Kinsella for mishandling the $35 CONDITIONER WITH ARM AM CONDITIONER Police roundup million estate of the ailing Ethel A. 11-POSITION THERMOCTAT CONDITIONER Donaghue, 87. of West Hartford. SAVE SAVE The special legislative commit­ tee, created after the veteran $259 $ « . $249 $30 $199 Kathy Brann: she knows judge’s censure, wants the docu­ • i k < City man held ments to determine if Kinsella also "4. I : . ’Lt should be impeached for his ■ :j| handling of the Donaghue estate. 1 3 " 1 0 0 % how to control the game The committee wrote Kinsella’s SOUD SONY .• ^ in morals case lawyer, James A. Wade, request­ S T A n am i TRINITRON ing release of the records and COIOR TV 19" By Len Auster point. I don’t think I ’m super fast awhile. “ I was at the coaches m A 37-year-old man who told transcripts and received in re­ appearance June 6. WITH varUI u neat CONTkOll COIOR Herald Sportswrlter but I have accuracy. . Wherever meeting last June and some of the sponse a letter posing questions police he was a convicted rapist Police said Anderson and two AUTOMATIC mkrowave oven TV (catcher) Mara (Walrath) puts the coaches weren’t even aware of it,” was arrested Tuesday on charges about the investigation and safe­ other men were found at Lincoln FINE There’s something different glove, I try to hit it. said Faignant. that he propositioned a young boy, guards for keeping the records SAVE SAVE Center when they responded to the SAVE about Manchester High’s Kathy " I f a batter is a pull hitter, I try Brann, at that meeting, was one police said today. secret. l$30 $40 call. They said Anderson was $ 3 0 $269 $439 Brann — but Detroit Pistons Tuesday named Chuck Rookie hits, throws Mets to win Daly their new basketball coach to replace fired off bench, bats Scotty Robertson. Daly, 52, currently Bv United Press international Phillies 2, Giants 1 is an announcer for It won’t be long before right field Softball Little League It I the Philadelphia At Philadelphia, a sacrifice fly Boston to win in Shea Stadium becomes officially < by.Larry Milbourne and a single by aaaaaaaaa aaoaaaaa 76ers. Before that he known as “The Strawberry winning pitcher John Denny ac- TONIGHT'S GAMES BOSTON (U P I) — If getting mad is what it takes to was an assistant to Patch.” counted for two second inning runs 5*1,''*,• m pound a baseball, Gary Allenson had what counted. Philadelphia Coach Darryl Strawberry, a 21-year- and carried the Phillies to victory. g^Sid* *' International Allenson, in his first at bat since April 22, doubled in Billy Cunningham old outfielder with extraordinary Denny pitched a five-hitter over Tierney'* v>. poilol, 6— Fitzgerald two runs on top of an RBI double by Dave Stapleton for four seasons. all-round skills, figures to control ’m Tuesday night to lead the Boston Red Sox to a 4-1 Ray Broxton, a that piece of turf for the New York the first seven innings to bring his vel*“ *''Nm»!fl'**6t~NT” inning?nwhioo^g Ansoidi record to 4-2. A1 Holland took over Gentle ir*. Socials, 7:30__Nike Tuesdav night at Leber Field victory over the Kansas City Royals. 6-foot-7'/i forward at Mets for many years to come. ” I go up to the plate mad. I feel I should be playing North Florida Jun­ in the eighth and notched his first Taiga v». B8J, 4— Charter Ook ^ L And he’ll do it with panache. save. Bob Brenly homered for San ^ Trm h-Aw ay v*. JC * Blue, 6— Ro- Schlenblum added a^oair oi f'f. but I ’m not. I won't say I ’m angry at that but I ’m not ior College, has be­ After a slow start. Strawberry is bappy,” Allenson said after Boston’s win, it’s ninth in come the fourth re­ finally beginning to demonstrate "»• T.I»Phone, 6 _ Keeney ,^7?^^U“/d°a?blli'rnd®5r^D^n"a'’hu2 the last 13 games, cruit to join the the abilities that made him the Reds 2, Pirates 1 P h o rlo r Oak and John Carlin eoch doubled for Allenson has had some time on his hands since University of Con­ outstanding player in the Texas At Pittsburgh, Gary ReUus u lia riB r UBK Ansaidi s. Manager Ralph Houk decided to give Jeff Newman necticut basketball League last year. smashed a solo homer and an RBI Behind a l9-hll attack, Hlghlond teatn 'fo r next sea­ sinolA and NIarin Soto Ditched a Market whipped Arm y & N o w , HniBriCan and Rich Gedman chances behind the plate. But he’s smgle ana Mar O solo puenea a 13-6, Tuesday night at Fitzgerald Field. „ „ , spent it as well as can be expected. son. Braxton an­ Playing against the San Diego three-hitter to lead the Reds to Xom Stecko somshed tour hits, Tom one-hit shutout pitching "Because I'm not playing I always go out to the nounced Tuesday he Padres Tuesday night. Strawberry victory. Redus’ sixth homer of the Mac three and Joe Panaro, Bruce hinnknH'iTm'f V'm saaenn with nna nut in the eighth Thlellng, John Zouodtonclk, Skip Mo- c i.I'h ^ Waddell bullpen. You have a better vantage point on what each would take a UConn hit a double and a three-run homer, season, with one out in tne eigntn, reou and Dave Desantos two apiece (or f 7, h i J 'Ln pitcher is throwing and what the batters aren’t scholarship. He av­ threw out a runner at the plate and came off losing starter John the Markets. Wayne Gagnon and Dan two hits while Mike Mossoro and Tim j*-'" eraged 19.8 points hitting. That way if you have to go in you're somewhat CHUCK DALY made a game-saving shoestring Candelaria, 3-4, and broke a 1-1 tie^ ."-eYo “cUy'ily (or aI n f2“^ecUvel^'’tor" thi Znnerl ' “ Dove in touch with what’s going on,” he said. . . . hired and 8.2 rebounds catch to spark the Mets to a 34 Soto. 5-2. walked five and struck resoeciiveiv tor a a n . Frechette hod the lone blow tor A&N. Despite his performance, catching balls behind the and was named to victory. out nine in pitching his third Nnrtharn a right field wall instead of behind home plate still three All-America teams. He was the player of “ Darryl put on a show. You can complete game of the season. Mike " u ih ib iii National Herald photos by Pinto struck a discordant note, the year in the Panhandle Conference. He joins say we saw the real Darryl Easier homered for Pittsburgh. Gibson's Gvm come ud with a run in ^ ^ the seventh Inning to nip North United Medics banged out 13 hits en route to "A s for whether or not that’s going to get me more other Huskie recruits Alvin Frederick, 6-4, of Strawberry tonight,” said Mets’ C a rd in a U ft Aqtro« 4 Methodist, 10-9. at Robertson Park. EAST’S SUE WALLACE COMES HOME games you’re asking the wrong man,” Allenson said. Mattatuck Community College in Waterbury; manager George Bamberger. cara in a is 8, Astros 4 Paul and Joe Peck along with AI Santos Buckley Field. Dove Russell clubbed o . she had hit a triple and came in on error " I want to stay here, but I have to look out for my Ken Henry, 6-6, of Rochester, N.Y.; and Gerry "H e’s relaxed now. This is the At SL Louis, Lonnie Smiths andEdMorconleachropedtwohitsfor three-run homer and Scott Aitrui. fam ily.” two-ruri double capped a five-run Gibson's while Mickey Holmes drilled Besselink, 6-7, of Ontario. show the fans want to see.” third inning that pnahipri thp three hits and BUI Chappell, Sion ^ ^ Allenson has at least one supporter in starter John mira inning mat enaoiea me Rugouls and Woyne steely two opiece Lucas ond Dove Golis eoch bonged two 'Tudor, 2-2, who hurled 6 2-3 innings for the win. Bob “ It was an impressive perfor­ Cardinals to extend their winning tor Methodist. Carter s Manchester golf mance tonight," said Padres’ first streak to six games. Bob Forsch Stanley worked a hitless 2 1-3 innings for his ninth UPI photo Scholastic roundup save. baseman Steve Garvey about struck out one and walked one over Indy American Farm Ted May, tournament chairman for the 1983 Strawberry's performance. “ He 8 2-3 innings to even his record at including Modern Janitorial whipped Eighth “ In all honesty, if I had to pick one guy to catch when Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Golf Open, I pitch that would be Muggsy. And that’s not because hit a low pitch, a high pitch, made a PADRES’ ALAN W IGGINS IS O U T 3-3. Dickie Thon homered for the gome-winner in the ninth inning as will speak Tuesday night at a meeting of the good throw and had a fine running Houston. Acadia Restaurant got post Pumper- h!'‘ihing ot we won tonight. He deserves to catch more than he has Manchester Rotary Club at the Manchester . . . on throw from Strawberry nickel Pub, 5-4, at Robertson Pork. 17'' been but he’s caught inanumbersgame,'"rudorsaid. catch. Obviously, he's got lot of _ Bob Bollok hod four hits ond Don pair fanned 14. Chris Gov hod two hits M H S clinches title tie Country Club. May will be speaking on this year's talent.” Expos 3* Dodgers 2 Sumlsloskl and Kevin Coffey two Including a homer, Mott Ryan three Tony Armas opened the second inning with a single tournament, which will be the last played at Strawberry is trying very hard At Montreal, rookie Bryan Little apiece for Acadia. GregHolmesandAi Moreie- off Kansas City starter Larry Gura, 4-4. One out later, put the Mets ahead 5-3. Houston 8-4 and Montreal beat Los drew a bases-lnadpd w alk from Anderson each hod a pair for the Pub. i«n*i4.?"^i Ferogne Clinching at least a tie for its 3,000:1. Hixson (S), 2. Adams (E C ),3. Wethersfield Country Club. The GHO shifts in to take things in stride. arew a Dases-ioaaed w alk iro m over at Fitzgerald Field, Zembrows- homered for Jamtonoi, Rowe (E C ), 4. Sargis (NW ) 9:07.2. Reid Nichols walked and Stapleton doubled off de le ft 1984 to the Edgewood Country Club in Cromwell. The lanky right fielder also Angeles 3-2 in 15 innings. second straight CCIL title, Man­ Tennis field wall to score Armas. Allenson then doubled off reliever Tom Niedenfuer with two kl's Ali-Stars trimmed Jury Box 200: ). Post (E C ), 2. Jenny (N W ),3. May’s talk will begin at 7:30 and visitors are " I ’m working hard and trying to threw out Alan Wiggins at the plate out in the bottom of the 15th inning Lounge, 10-5, and Farr's bested Cher- |n|. Panil chester High girls' softball team Guerra (X ),4 . Dunn (X ) :23.S. the left-center field wall, scoring Nichols and welcome. have success. I'm just trying to get in the third when he attempted to overcame a number of mistakes to 1,400 relay: 1. Xavier, 2. East, 3. Indians upended Stapleton for a 3-0 lead. Cubs 4, Braves 3 to help the Expos snap a four-game L°a"penta^h°o“d'‘ ('o“u% hil°Torl'^^ Dolrv Queen nipped Ansoldl s, 7 6. ot Northwest. 3:35.0. Local pros, John Nowobilskl of Tallwood Country into a groove,” he said. "It's going score from first base on a double by down Wethersfield High, 4-3, Tues­ The Royals scored a run in the seventh when Hal At Chicago, Leon Durham's losing streak. Dawson led off the three ond Jerry Beaulieu, Dave Verplanck Field, Eric Hioimcer's WETHERSFIELD- Manches­ Club and Ralph DeNicolo of the Manchester to take me time to get used to the Gene Richards and he made a 15th inning off reliever Steve Emery, Mike Hull and Fred LeRov two bases-loaded two-out single in the day afternoon at Fitzgerald Field. McRae clouted his second homer of the year. tw3run homer in the sixth inning ter High boys' tennis team was on Country Club, tied for low pro honors at last pitchers. In Pittsburgh, they shoe-string catch of Richards’ line HnwA 9.1 with n cinolo anH mnvoH opIece tor Zembrowskl's. Frank RIzzo bottom of the sixth provided the The win was No. 14 in a row for Boston made it 4-1 in the eighth when Jim Rice snapped a 2-2 tie and gave the Cubs nowe.2-l, Wlina smg eandmoved pa^,, phiibrick each zipped three winning runs for 3-1 DO. Aaron Granto MHS splits pair the short end of a 5-2 score to Sunday’s Connecticut Section PGA One-Day pitched me in and tonight they drive with one out and two runners the unbeaten Indians and gives doubled with one out, went to third on Armas’ single their victory. Durham’s homer, his to second on Al Oliver Sgroundout. hits and Craig Phillips two for Jury. pitched well and Erik Walloce, Jovon Wethersfield High in CCIL action Tournament at Hop Meadow Country Club in pitched me away.” on base in the ninth to cut off a fifth, came on a 3-2 pitch off Niedenfuer replaced Howe Malor, Bob Hlghter, Ron Roy, Overstreet and Danny Smith starred them a four-game lead over SIMSBURY— Manchester High and scored on Wade Boggs’ fielder’s choice grounder, Tuesday in Wethersfield. Simsbury with cards of 75. Strawberry, who hit his first potential big inning for the Padres. Pascual Perez, 5-1, whose nine- wallcpri Rnhhv Ram nc anH ctriiPU Burnett and Joe Coppucclo eoch defensively for DO. Andy Solo pitched runner-up 10-4 Enfield High with boys' track team, suffering its first McRae’s blast was his 13th career homer in Fenway w aiK ^ cODDy itamos and struck were in the two-hit class for Farr's. Six well, Michael Hartley tripled and Scott Doug Siwik in singles and the Tom Prior of Manchester Country Club had a major-league homer Monday game winning streak over two out Tim wallach before Chris different players had one hit apiece for Seztier doubled for 3-1 Ansaidi s. four games left. They can do no outdoor CCIL loss since 1980, split a Park, where's he’s sent four Tudor pitches over the tandem of Eric Johnson-Bill Prig- low gross of 73 to take top honors at Monday’s night, slammed a 2-0 pitch in the Speier reached first on third Cherrone's. worse than tie for league honors. triangular meet Tuesday after­ wall. Elsewhere in the National seasons was stopped. It was Perez’ nano in doubles picked up points Central Connectieut Golf Assocation Tournament fifth inning off starter Tim Lollar, League, Chicago edged Atlanta first regular-season loss since baseman Pedro Guerrero’s second oirf- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Manchester committed eight noon, whipping East Hartford “ I feel lucky I got him out once tonight, "Tudor said. for the 4-2 Indians. at Edgeoowd Gplf Club in Cromwell. Prior also 1-3, after a single by winning 4-3, Philadelphia beat San Fran­ Sept. 4, 1982, when he lost to errors and only had five hits in High, 108-51, but bowing tb Sims­ "H e’s rung me up a few times. Four of them have error of the game. Little then WBSl olOB t t r i c l ^ 11 Results; Gallo (W ) def. Dave Lam- had Class A low gross, also at 73. Wally Irish of pitcher Tom Seaver and a bloop subduing the Eagles, who fall to bury High, 84-70, in Simsbury. mev 6-3, 7-5; Byrne (W ) def. Joe come in Fenway Park and I can tellyou exactly where cisco 2-1, Cincinnati nipped Pitts­ Montreal 4-1. Chuck Rainey, 4-3, walked on a 3-1 pitch to force in Tony Harkins had three hits and Manchester Country Club had Class C low gross double to right by Hubie Brooks to burgh 2-1, St. Louis defeated Dawson with the winning run. 3-11 with the loss. “ I think we were The last Silk Town loss to a CCIL Donovan 6-2, 6-3: Siwlk (M ) def. they were. Thank God there was no one on when he hit pitched 6 2-3 innings for the ^ winner In the eighth Inning as the Elks •••••••••••••••••••••• Woloshko.6-3, 6-4; Roberson (W> def. with a 43-39-82. Dick StaweekI of Tallwood trying to say ‘Wethersfield, here’s school was in 1980 to Windham Brian Beckwith 6-0, 6-0; Gallo-Byme his." tripped Belliveau Painters, 9-8, at a gift.' We were playing a little Country Club was Class D low gross with 44-45-89. Pagan! Field. Rich Lynch doubled and y n ji nlottnUo High. Manchester goes to 5-1 in the (W ) def. Lammey-Donovan 6-4, 2-6, tripled for the Pointers.- BOH piayOllS uptight,” said Indian Coach Mary league, 6-2 overall, with the split. 6-4; Johnson-Prlgnano (M ) def. Oallo- Yankees 7, Tigers S Faignant, who has guided teams to Holt 3-6, 6-4, 6-4; Chrlstensen-Erlkson NBA playolls resume Don Hickey had a toss of 171-fMt, (W ) def. Mike Prlgnano-Mork Zalc- At Detroit, Steve Kemp slammed a two-run homer < Dusty Conterence Finals CCIL crowns in 1979 and '80 as well. 4-inches to win the javelin for man 6-0,6-1. with two out in the 11th inning and Dave Winfield Boxing "I think we were feeling the added a pair of homers to lift New York. ------1 ------R — — ______— - — ___ ; __ — ------Garden Soles scored early and often (All Times E D T) Manchester. Butch Wemmell won The World Boxing Association has given ■ I 1 1 ^ In downing Monc)iester oil Heat, ))- , Eastern Conterence pressure of trying to nail down the 6 the high jump and discus and took Tech nettefs bow Kemp, who delighted Detroit audiences with his injured lightweight champion Ray MaBcini a L I I II III I^ JI 1^31 I I R. e. J H | X S | | ^ % I 1 1 ^ 9 m ^ J ^ 3 | ^ 9 at Keeney Field. Bob Fritz had (our Philadelphia vs. Milwaukee title a little bit. We don’t want to hits, Kevin McCooe singled and drilled seconds in the 100 and shot put. clutch hitting for five seasons, stunned the Tigers 180-day extension for making a mandatory title share it with anyone. I don’t feel EAST H A M P T O N - Swept in Tuesday night when he d r ilM an Aurelio Lopez athree-runhomerondfourotherseach (Philadelphia leads series, 3-1) Bob Dussault took the 1,500 and doubles, Cheney Tech fell to East defense, Mancini's Manager, David Wolf, said had two hits (or Sales. John Moran and May 8 — Philadelphia Ml, Milwnukee that's in the script. Right now fastball into tbe right field upper deck. PH ILAD ELPH IA (UPI) - Only Philadelphia played well enough in second in the 800 while Mike Roy Hampton High, 3-2, in COC tennis Tuesday. Mancini had been scheduled to defend glimmer of hope, Julius Erving of their rematch in the league collected two hits I09(ot) we’re intent'on wrapping it up,” " I was kind of geared up," Kemp said. " I was a scant 10 points separate the the closing moments to win. On won the 3,000 and took second in the action Tuesday in East Hampton. his title against Kenny Bogner in South Africa says it’s up to the Sixers to stop it championship series will be Sun- '' “ p ''"®®®'®"'® MUwaukee Faignant added. geared up for the at-bat before, too. I swung at two bad Philadelphia 76ers and the Mil­ Sunday, the Bucks prevailed with 1,500. Ray Lata captured the pole Ray Brookes and Dan Wright May 27, but had to cancel after he broke a tonight. day at the Spectrum. |j0|. Mav 14 — Philadelphia i04, Aniiwaukee Manchester gets its first shot at pitches. I tried tb calm myself down. I told myself to waukee Bucks through four games the aid of a late 10-0 spurt to gain vault and sophomore Vinnie Lis- took singles matches for the 4-6 shoulder bone while sparring. “ I think to lose tomorrow would outright possession today against wait for a good pitch to hit.” of the NBA Eastern Conference their first series victory, 100-94, comb secured the 5,000 for the Techmen. give confidence to Milwaukee,” he win^be'm mem idd^lel^whel^lwo^^ Vltfner'sscoredocome-trom-behlnd 15 - Milwaukee lOO, Phlladeiobla Simsbury High in Simsbury. He found one from Lopez. A low fastball. The 1-0 finals. and snap the Sixers’ seven-game said. " I t ’s very unlikely they can Indians. Rm u IIs: Brookes (C T ) def. Wood6-l, Malone and Bob Lanier will duel. tive-run s^xth inning'^at ^Ik e Field° Mav IB — MiiwaukeeatPbiiadelobia.B The Silk Towners went into the delivery landed In the seats after Dave Winfield Yet, the 76ers need one more post-season winning streak. Results: 6-1; Wright (C T ) def. Maynard6-2,6-4; win four straight, but just showing Malone has averaged nearly 26 Dave had three hUs a “ II^MavTO-PhiladeibhiaatMiiwaukee,- fifth inning trailing, 3-0. Then, with Manchester vs. SImsburv: Hubbard (E H ) def. Martin 7-6,2-6,6-2; singled with one out — his fourth hit of the game — to victory tonight to clinch their up isn’ t going to do it for us. We two outs, Patty Wojnarowski ig­ 5,000: 1. LIscamb (M ), 2. Dick (S), 3. Football points and 15 rebounds per game in mm J , h, Rooer reward Rich Gossage for 4 2-3 innings of two-hit relief. second straight berth in the league “ It helps to ha ve won one game, ” have to play well and we have to the playoffs but Lamer shut him Thompson added a two-ru'n double. X-Mav22 — MllwaukeealPhiloOelphio, nited matters with her third free Taland (M ) 17:00. Dublel-Mark Splllane 7-6, 6-4; Boyce- 400 relay: ), SImsburv :45.0. Cachero (E H ) def. Kosha-Neff 6-1,6-1. Winfield hit a pair of home runs for New York, A terminally ill Uniondale, N.Y., youth was championship series. And frankly, Milwaukee forward Marques win. If we win by one point we'll down in the fourth quarter of Shawn Dougherty had three hits and;, pass. M • , B n f) finri Dirn C o c a f\A/o ooL^H c* LO S AflQOlCS VS. 5 0 f1 AHtoniO 110 hurdles: 1. Major (S), 2. Ryan (S), upping his total for the season to nine, and had three given his "special wish" 'Tuesday. Stephen the. Sixers, just once, would like to Johnson said. “ We know if tve play take it. But we'd like to win Sunday’s game. bo d naves ana Don case two a o w (Los Angeles leads series, X 1) Toby Brown singled and Lisa 3. Brody (M ) :I5.7. 100:1. Perry (S),2. Wemmell (M ),3. MHS giris triumph RBI while Willie Randolph hit his first home run of the Johnson, 17, a high school senior with lymph be in a game that doesn't go right hard enough, we can win. Before, convincingly to carry us into the ■ u, r-uMci. Mav a — Los Angeles 119, San Antonio Christensen followed with a loft to Cooper (S) :11.3 season with a man on. cancer, expressed a wish he. could attend next down to the wire. .-People had wondered what length finals.” Another concern for ^ the . Sixers . NIK6*hlb May 10 — Sane Antonio ...... 122. Los shallow left centerfield. The 1,500: 1. Dussault (M ), 2. Roy (M ),3. Keeping its unbeaten record Kemp’s cruncher ended a classic confrontation year’s Super Bowl game in Tampa, Fla. Thanks “ We’ve been hanging on foj>«6' we had to go to to beat them. It 'T m very positive but I want to Will be 5-foot-8 Charlie Cnss, who Angeles 113 leftfielder, centerfielder and short­ Goldberg (S) 4:17.5. intact, Manchester High girls’ 400: 1. Edgar (S), 2. Frascarelll (M ), between each team's top reliever. to the Marty Lyons Foundation, Inc., he will get long,” Philadelphia guard'^au- seems like the law of averages make them (the Philadelphia sparked the Bucks offensively Banging out 2l hits, Nels Johnson m o v 13 — Los Angeles 113, Son stop all went after it, collided, and 3. Parrott (M ) :52.1. tennis team whipped Wethersfield Rangers 6, Indians 5 rice Cheeks said Tuesday after (SnnHav u/hiU chii»tin 0 Hniirn Insurance Whipped B.A. Clob. 14-0, ot Antonio 100 the chance. The foundation set up by Lyons, a should allow you to win one of players) aware of what can Sunday while shutting dow n Field. Don Marshall, Bill aAqv 15 — Los Angeles 129. Son the ball fell free. One run scored. 300 hurdles: 1. Malors (S), 2. Ryan High, 5-2, in CCIL competition Texas Rangers’ catcher Jim Sundberg emptied defensive tackle for the New York Jets, gives practice. "It seemed like every three.” happen,” Sixers coach Billy Cun­ Cheeks, the Philadelphia Frottoroll and Steve Roscher eoch Antonio 121 Mara Walrath followed with a (S), 3. Morasco (M ) :41.2. 800:1. Goldberg (S), 2. Dussault (M ), Tuesday afternoon at Memorial Arlington Stadium Tuesday night with a one-out terminally ill children a "special wish or game we were hanging on and it “ Every game is a little different ningham said. "A t the end of the sparkplug zipped three hits and Jov Howrovd.Stu aAov 18 — Son Antonio at Los Angeles, sharp single to right center knot­ Field courts. A ____I ____ Wolf and Pot Collet two apiece for the ii:30 p.m. 3. Sullivan (M ) 2:00.6. double to left center in the 12th inning that scored request,” just caught up with us Sunday. So and you can't let anything frus­ year you want to get back in a Insurancemen. Don Fagan, Butch x-Moy — Los Angeles at Son ting it up. 200: 1. Perry (S), 2. Frascarelll (M ), He seam ed the right to come in 20 Alicia Quinby, Sarah Forstrom Larry Parrish from second base and gave the A rematch of Super Bowl XVII will highlight wB have to build from the first trate you,” added coach Don position for a chance to win the early,” Nelson said of Criss. KInnev and Dove Hanlev were each in Antonio, 10 p.m. Manchester got the game- 3. Malors (S) :22.9. 3,000: 1. Roy (M ), 2. Odom (M ), 3. and Nancy Keller took singles Rangers a 6-S triumph over the Cleveland Indians. ABC-TV’s N F L exhibition scheduie this summer, quarter on. We have to come out Nelson. “ You just have to come championship. We can't allow “ You’ ll definitely see him. And the two-hit class for B.A. X-Mav 22 — San Antonio at Los winner in the sixth. Winning Lynch (M ) 9:35. matches for the Silk Towners, 9-0 Orioles 7-5, While Sdz 2-0 the network announced Tuesday. The Super Bowl and play real hard.” right out and play well. It would be anything to step in and fog up that (backup center Alton) Lister iUon,-n'- d„- pitcher Kathy Brann walked and 1,600 relay: 1. SImsburv 3:38.6. for the season. Long lump: 1. Edgar (S), 2. Morgan At Baltimore, Leo Hernandez and Rick Dempsey hit champion Washington Redskins host the Miami The Sixers hold a 396-386 advan­ frustrating if the team was not picture.” played his best game against n u iiio ii 6 neu t b a —T obeannounced moved to second on a Wojnarowski (S ),3 . Kirk (S) 19'9". Results: Quinby (M ) def. Lynch 6-1, back-to-back homers in the second inning and rookie Dolphins Friday, Aug. 19 at 8 p.m. EDT in the tage in total points in the best-of- playing well, but we're playing Should the Sixers and the Los Philly in Game 4. You have to Sportsman cote stopped Renn's single. Brown grounded sharply to 6-2; Forstrom (M ) def. Forman6-4,6-2; Javelin: I. Hickey (M),2.Kirk(S),3. Moller (W ) def. MichelleMorlanos2-6, Mike Boddicker pitched a five-hitter to lead the thii^ and final nationally televised exhibition seven series. All four games have well.” Angeles Lakers, who are currently second and the ball scooted the Rogers (M ) 171'4” . remernber, when you go with a ^Xn4ldhad^ou?XM^^^^^ ^ ...... Discus: 1. Wemmell (M ), 2. McDo­ 6-2, 6-3; Keller (M ) def. Masters 6-2, Orioles to the sweep. In the opener, pinchhitter Gary game. gone right down to the wire. While Sunday’s game may have leading the Western Conference small lineup, somebody has to pay three ond Karen LeMire two for fielder’s legs, Brann scoring. nald (S), 3. Farrell (M ,) 129'11” . 6-4; Beth Paganl-Shoron Lucek (M ) Roenicke’s three-run homer keyed a five-run seventh. For the first three games. given Milwaukee and its fans a finals 3-1, both win tonight. Game 1 the price.” Sportsman. Elaine Gonzalez and Carol ^ U I w . l l V I U I Brann, in relief ofShelly Carrier, def. Kogut-Bvme 7-5, 6-3; Lynch- Crawford each hod three hits and Kelli High lump: 1. Wemmell (M ), 2. Fontano (W ) def. Carolyn Goodman- Brewers 9, Toronto 6 went the final two innings to get her Grlftln (M ), 3. Lata (M ) S'8” . V Sullivan two for Renn's. •••••••••••••••••aasAA Shot put: 1. McDonald (S ), 2. Lvnne Sampson 5-7, 6-0, 6-4: Heidi At Milwaukee, Jim Gantner rapped two doubles and 11th consecutive win. She allowed Sulllvon-Corl Shumoker (M ) def. Wemmell (M), 3. M.Wemmell (M) O'Brlen-Logan 6-p1,4-6,6-1. a single and Don Money homered. Southpaw Mike Golf no runs and fanned one. Carrier in 47'3". Caldwell, 3-4, won despite allowing 11 hits. WEDNESDAY five innings allowed five hits and Triple lump: I. Morgan (s), 2. Kirk Lakers showing they have heart ^ ______Baseball (S) 3. Tetreault (M ) 42’3". A ’s 7, Twins 6 Billy Casper, the third-winningest golfer in SImsburv at Manchester. 3:30 walked one. She was victimized by Pole vault: 1. Lata (M ), 2. Oesorno At Minneapolis, Jeff Burroughs cracked a three-run history, was named Monday as Comeback Piayer Cheney Tech at Bolton. 3:15 But it's obvious the Lakers were Track seven errors by her usually sure- (S), 3. Preston (S) 10'6". Golf homer and Bob Kearney added a solo shot to support of the Year by Golf Digest. Casper, 51, who won INGLEWOOD, Calif. (U PI) - Another X-ray showed a toe on Angeles in Games 3 and 4. But the underestimated. Specifically, Ka- Football East Catholic girls In HCC Meet ot fielding teammates. Chris Codiroli's fourth victory. ' more than $73,000 last year to push his career When the NBA playoffs began and three-time NBA scoring champion Lakers shredded a fine San Anto­ Willow Brook reem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic John­ Angels 3, Mariners 1 total over the $1.5 million mark, announced he the experts evaluated the Los Bob McAdoo’s foot with pins and nio team, sweeping both games Girls Softball Tribe iinksmen sweep son and Norm Nixon were. Manchester at Simsbury. 3:30 Track MHS girls swept At Seattle, Bruce Kison tossed a five-hitter and Bob would defend his title in a 54-hole pro-am Angeles Lakers, they looked screws holding it together. Without and surging to a commanding 3-1 People wondered aloud just how Tennis EAST HARTFORD- Coming Boone drove in the tie-breaking run in the seventh to tournament at the Newport Country Club July mainly at X-rays. the "Doo,” they said, the Lakers lead in the NBA Western Confer­ U S FL standings SImsburv at Manchester EAST H A R T F O R D - Manches­ 15-17. much Abdul-Jabbar, at age 36, had East takes second off its win at the Eastern Invita­ helD California snap a three-game losing streak. One showed the right leg of could not do. ence championship series. Manchester ot Simsbury (girts) ter High girls' track team was lost. The answer: very little. He Golf tional Tournament, Manchester All the talent of the San Antonio With the marvelous tool known Atlofitic Division MIDDLETOWN— Homestand­ swept by Simsbury High, 87-40, and impressive rookie James Worthy hais been spectacular in the Manchester at Northwest Catholic High golf team followed that up Spurs and all the roof-raising noise as hindsight, it's now apparent the W L T Pet. PF PA ing Xavier High did Tuesday homestanding East Hartford High, in about five pieces. His season­ playoffs, so good, in fact, that when Philadelphia 10 1 0 .909 229 110 Tuesday afternoon by breezing ending, fracture,was sure to slow of their unique, maniacal fans was experts should have run more tests TH UR SDAY afternoon what it usually accom­ 67-60, in CCIL action Tuesday in Baseball roundup he scored 26 points in Sunday's Boston 6 5 0 .545 243 213 Girls Softball past Windham High, 13-0, and supposed to be too much for Los before pronouncing the Lakers New Jersey 3 8 0 .273 188 271 plishes — capturing the Hartford East Hartford. the Laker attack to a crawl. victory his playoff scoring average East Catholic at Glostonbury Penney High, 12-1, at the East mortally wounded. They should Washington 1 10 0 .091 150 292 Golf County Conference Boys' Track Becky Castagna won the 1,500 dropped. He is now averaging 28.2 Central Division Manchester. East Hartford ot Fermi. Hartford Golf Club. have checked the chest area. Tampa Bov 8 3 0 .727 214 202 Championship. and 3,000-meter runs for the Silk points per game and has domi­ 1:30 The sweep lifts the Indians to 14-3 “ Heart,” said the recovered Chicogo 7 4 0 .636 276 163 The Falcons did it again with a Towners, now 1-6 for the season. Bach will lead Warriors nated Artis Gilmore, his 7-foot-2 Michigan 7 4 0 .636 232 210 East Catholic, RockvUle at overall for the season. They stand Manchester loses again McAdoo. "This team has a lot of Glastonbury total of 256 points, followed by East Sandy Prior captured the shot put Birmingham 6 5 0 .545 200 144 man to follow in his footsteps. heart. This team doesn’ t like to rival, in all but one of the four Catholic 122, St. Paul 62, South and dsicus. Mary Mullaney won 12-2 in league action. OAKLAND, Calif. (U PI) - John Pacific Division FRIDAY WETHERSFIELD-The backs Divane went the distance for “ The selection of Bach was the lose.” games. Los Angeles 5 6 0 .455 183 223 Catholic 49, Northwest Catholic 42 the high jump and Laura Battone Doug Martin and Roger Green­ Cheney, which plays at Bolton Bach, who toiled for four years as a Baseball are up against the wall. Wethersfield, scattering eight hits best choice for the Warriors,’,’ The Lakers carry that big heart Johnson has shown that Magic Oakland 5 6 0 .455 111 188 Manchester at Conard, 3:30 and Aquinas 25 at the Falcons' took the 800-meter run. Maureen wood shared medalist honors for High today at 3; 15, must win its Golden State assistant coach under Denver 4 7 0 .364 141 183 With five games remaining on while striking out six and walking Attics said. “ He knows the person­ into tonight’s fifth game with an isn’t just a nickname. On Sunday, East Catholic vs. Xavier at Potmer track in Middletown. Lacey did well with second place­ Manchester, each carding a 77. final five to qualify for post-season Al Allies, was named Tuesday to Arizona 4 7 0 .364 192 261 Field, 7:30 the schedule, Manchester High five. play. nel and he's aware of the club’s eye on delivering the knockout he finished with 31 ppints and 17 Saturday's Result . East's Doug Post had an out­ ments in the 1,500 and 3,000 for succeed Allies as the Warriors’ ^ Chenev Tech at Bacon Academy, Rosolts: Manchester vs. Windham— must win all five if it hopes to The Indians added single runs In needs in the upcoming draft.” punch and advancing to the finals assists to support San Antonio Birmingham 35, Los Angeles 20 standing day, capturing the 100, Martin (M ) def. Card 30, Shrlder (M ) Tech starter Bill Fuller had head coach. Sunday's Results Manchester. qualify for the State Baseball the eighth and ninth. Petersen for the third time in the last four Coach Stan Albeck’s pre-series Bolton ot Rocky HIM. 3:15 def. Indars 3-0, Hohenthal (M ) def. control problems, walking the first Bach, a winning head coach in Allies stepped down at tbe end of Tampa Boy 20, Arizona 14 Track 200 and long jump. Senior Steve Wendy Burgess, Jennifer Seise, SmolenskI 30, Greenwoad (M ) def. assessment. Tournament. That position was doubled home Greg Turner in the four, and lasted only one-third of the collegiate ranks for 28 years last season after drawing heated years. Philadelphia 31, Chicago 24 Penney, Enfield at Manchester, 3 30 Kittredge, boundforSt. Joseph'sin Karen Scata and Mary Beth Reiley Gardner M , Manchester won medal "H e’s the best all-around player Mondoy's Results point, 322-367; M anchester vs. assured Tuesday as the Inmans fell eighth and Tu im r singled home an inning. Reliever Gary Warren with Fordham and Penn State, criticism for his squad’s failure to They arealso very mindful of the Boston 17, Denver 9 Pennsylvania on a full scholarship, also did well for the locals. in the game, by far,” Albeck said. (a^rTs'l^^S^sV^^' Enfield Penney— Martin (M ) def. Pordo 30, to Wethersfield High, 6-4, in CCIL John Tracy in the ninth. also had some control difficulty, follows Allies, who stepped aside make the NBA playoffs for the other goal — becoming the first Michigan 31, New Jersey 24 Girls Softball took the 800 and L500 meter runs “ If you’re going to start a fran­ Oakland 34, Washington 27 ’ “•I'. Hohenthal play in Wethersfield. Turner and Petersen combined issuing six free passes. “ The 10 after 14 seasons to take over as sixth straight year. He was also team since the 1968-69 Boston Conard at Manchester, 3;3o and anchored the 1,600 meter relay (M ) def. Savastio 2-1, Greenwoad (M ) chise. he’d be the guy you’d take Soturdav/ Moy 21 Tennis del. Gwilllam 30, Manchester won The loss dips the Silk Towners to for five of the Indian blows. Tracy walks definitely hurt us. Five of general manager. blamed for much of the controv­ Celtics to successfully defend the (All Times EDT) to a second place finish. So»ball first.” Monchester at Conard medal paint, 322-380. 5-10 overall, 5-9 in the league. "W e and Fogarty-were brought up from them scored," said Tech Coach "It's been a long road from ersy that has plagued the squad. NBA championship. Oakland at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Conard at Manchester (girls) Results: And Nixon, whose long-range Sunday* May 22 5,000: 1. Bonavuto (X ), 2. Howard can’t back up any further," said the jayvees. "They did a good job Bill Baccaro. Brooklyn to California, from the The team Bach inherits ended It would not have been a Golf baglettes breeze jumpers were mothballed during Boston atWAshlngton. 1:30p.m. (E C ), 3. Parzyeh (SP), 4. Hamblen (X ) Manchester Coach Don Race, who although they only had one hit college ranks to the pros,” he said. last season at 30-52 and will have monumental upset if the Spurs had Chicago at New Jersey, 1:30 p.m. * - Aquinas at South 16:28.2. A potential doubleplay ball in the the second half of the regular Catholic (Goodwin), 2 45 400relay: 1. Xavier, 2. Northwest,3. East Catholic girls' softball B a S a b a H leads his troops into battle today between them," Race said of the first wound up in rightfield, with " I saw some encouraging things at either the sixth or seventh selec­ beaten the Lakers in both games in Los Angeles at Denver, 1 p.m. SA TUR D A Y East :45.4. against Simsbury High at Kelley young prospects. San Antonio. The Spurs beat Los season, has probably been the Philodelphia at Arizono, 6 o.m. team easily whipped St. Thomas Coventry getting two runs out of it. the end of last season — the tion in the upcoming draft. The Montfoy# May 23 ^ Softball Shot put: 1. Glalmo (X ), 2. Meyer Aquinas, 16-1, in HCC action Field at 3:30. Wethersllsin (6)— Kokinis rf 31-2- new coach said the Warriors need Angeles in three of four regular- biggest surprise. Cothollc ot Northwest Cotholic. (E C ), 3. Rosseau (SP), 4. Repich (X ) 0, onion I I 30-1-0, Halllsty cf 5-1-2-0, Jody Morton worked five innings aggressive guard play and the Birmingham at Mlch1oon,6p.m. lU.ju Q.m. 14.87 meters. Tuesday afternoon at Robertson Manchester has qualified for Hlcksv dh 4-2-04), D lvan tpO O ^, Fago to get the win for Coventry. He solid post play of Joe Barry to find a backup who can give season games and soundly 110 hurdles: 1. Hadden (X ), 2. Park. MHS JV wins post-season play nine of the last 10 3b 541-2-2, FonfOra c 5-1-3), Vozarli if walked four and struckout five. Carroll.” Carroll a rest, and a power forward whipped the Lakers in Game 2 in Katkavich (S), 3. Prescod (S), 4. Bell years, missing only in 1979. 5-1-2-1, Sorfo 1b 54X00, Fonelll 2b Inglewood. (X ) :15.9. The win lifts the Eaglettes to 8-6 „ Covonlrv t»l— Borkowltz i i 2-1-1-), Allies said Bach was the right who can score. WETHERSFIELD— Manches­ Manchester scored a single run 24MW). Totals 37-6-12-4. High lump: I. Deuschle (X ), 2. overall and 4-2 in the conference. SAandMstsr in— Tumor rf 5-1-3), Bolliitpjw rf324X0, Thtrrlen 1b44X)4), Marcoux (SP), 3. Grady (A), 4. Kelly They resumed play today against ter High jayvee baseball team in the first inning. Jim Fogarty Feportv )b 31-04), McKenna cf 44)4X0, Bornot If 2-0-31, LoGrond ph 14X041, (SP) 5'8". improved its record to 12-3 with a Pefersen 3b 31-2-2, Chetelal If 34X00, Poltniw cf 314X0, Morton p 2-1-31, Northwest Catholic in a makeup at walked and Chris Petersen tripled BoouIIn p .X O ^ , Fowler c 4-2-14), - Long lump: 1. Post (E C ), 2. Deuschle 13-7 victory over Wethersfield Kearns ph 14X00, Bropfiy c 24X1-1, (X ), 3. Dunn (X ), 4. Motteo (X ) 6.44 Nike Field at 3:15. to right centerfield for the run. Salmonson pr 01-1X0, Dupe# 2b 4-000, Greenwood S Central Connecticut tied for fourth meters. Sara Rodriguez had a grandslam High Tuesday in Wethersfieid. Wethersfield, 6-8 in the league and Tracy ss 44X10, Bilodeau p 3010, tSJJ: » O I Javelin: 1. AdamskI (SP), 2. Mur- homer in the fifth inning to Chris Repass went the distance overall, drew even in the third. Woble p 14X4X0. Totals 3348-4. darskl (X ), 3. Cowell (X ), 4. Casey (X ) to pick up the win for the young Wethersfield 001 032 OOx 6 48.16 meters. highlight the East ''W orv. The Indians regained the lead in Manchester 100 010 011 4 Indians. Repass and Tom Corbon^l 1b 2>0>1*0g Btlgy 2b 1,500: 1. Kittredge (E C ) 2. Swift (X ), the fourth. Petersen walked, stole Gonialei dh 1-O-l-Oe Plr«t u Suin' 3. Lynch (A ), 4. Oates (X ) 4:07.9. McCarthy. each stroked two-run in NCAA Division II golf tourney second and scampered home on irt 400: 1. Vlgnler (X ), 2. Vetrano (SP), M H SJV sw in triples. ph 14X04), Ful er p 304X0. WorrM n 3. Herrle (X),4. Alexander (NW) :52.1. Kevin Brophy’s RBI single. Tech nine bowe 304X0. Total* 2 3 l 5 T ^ warren p 300 hurdles: 1. Murphy (X ), 2. Bell Manchester High girls’ jayvee The homestanding Eagles, how­ (X ), 3. Hadden (X ), 4. Roy (SP) :42.1. Coventry 610 02D x 9 Illinois-Edwardsville, Collin McCrary of eighth on 3it stroxes. softball team outlasted Wethers­ ever, broke through for three runs COVENTRY— Six hins in the Cheney Tech goo loo 0 l WHEELING, W.Va. (UPI) - J.L. Lewis I Olscvra: 1. Ololmo (X ), 2. Meyer Troy (Ala.) State and Greg Chapman of Columbus was third at 305. Tied for fourth (EC), 3. Cutter (X), 4. Dewhurst (X) field High, 28-11, Tuesday after­ te the fifth and two more in the first inning proved to be more than carried a two-stroke lead and his Southwest Bpnnst nhM Mm w Stephen F. Austin (Texas). were Central Connecticut State and Gannon noon at Charter Oak Park. sixth, the latter Inning consisting enough as Coventry High topped Texas State team toted a six-stroke lead I 49.74 meters. Mike Walton of Columbus (Ga.) College (Pa.) at 306. Lisa Pierce had four hits, Kris EAST H A R T F O R D - Bennet of four singles and a walk. “ They Cheney Tech, 31, in COC baseball into the second round of the NCAA Division Pole vault: 1. Denison (X ), 2. Joyce Bolton postponed and Pat Nanny of Tennessee-Martin were Then came Southern Illinois- (X ), 3. Morin (X ), 4. Scheller (S) 12'. Noone three and Carrie Adams, varsity baseball team was on the had a lot of little singles through action Tuesday afternoon in II golf tournament today. Edwardsville at 307, Indiana (Pa.) Univer­ I 800; 1. Kittredge (E C ), 2. Hebert LeeAnne Spears and Jenny Love­ short end of a 7-2 score to the the infield here and there. Those Coventry. BOLTON— Bolton High’s home Lewis fired a 2-under par 69 Tuesday on tied for fifth place at 73. (EC), 3. Baxter (A), 4. FIckInger (XI Southwest Texas, runner-up by 10 strokes sity 310, Florida Southern 311, California 2:01.5. land two apiece for the 13-rybung Penney High freshmen Tuesday in killed us," Race said. The win lifts the patriots to 11-2 baseball game Tuesday against the Speidel Course at Oglebay Park where last year to two-time champion Florida (Pa.) State 312, Minnesota-Dulnth 313, I Triple lump: 1. Deuschle (X ), 2. Indians. Kris Craft went the East Hartford. Leon Bilodeau, 3-4, worked 61/3 in the conference and 12-2 overall ’ Portland High was postponed the 72-hole event is being held for the first a l l n e w HOURS: Stewart (S), 3. Precod (S ), 4. Glguerre Rollins (Fla.) 315, California-Northridge distance to pick up her fourth win Darren Parent played well for innings and took the loss. He while the loss drops the Techipen owing to wet grounds. The game time. Southern, had 298 strokes to second-place (SP) no distance given. Troy State's 304 after the first 18 holes of the 316, Bryant (R .I.) 323, and a tie for 14th, *0^ 7:30-8:00pih I without a loss. the 4-4 Bears. walked six and fanned three. Pete to 4-10 in the COC and 310 overall. has been rescheduled Thursday in Three golfers shared second place on Bolton at 3:15. even par 71s — Bob Gaus of Southerii 72-hole tournament. Florida Southern was California-Davis and North Dakota at 324. ^un. O p m 18 — M ^C H E S TE R HERALD, Wednesday, May 18, 1983 MAN< HESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 18. 1983 - 13 Scoreboard F O C U S / Food Orioles 5. White Sox 0 Rangers 6. Indians 5 RediZ, Pirates 1 Meta 6. 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West Gome winning RBI— Hernandez (2). CMvetand 020 OM110 000— 5 Pltfsburoh 000 010 000— 1 Thurmnd p 0 0 0 0 Landsty ph 1 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 3 0 0 0 Los Angeles 24 10 .706 — E— Dempsey, R. Law. DP— Chicago 1, T m 301000 100 001— 6 Garne winning RBI — Redus (3). Bevaca ph 1 0 0 0 Howe p 0 0 0 0 Utile 2b 3 0 11 Time to put recipes for hearty Top evenly w ithjayers of one- Baltimorel. LOB— ChicogoS, Baltimore Atlanta 22 12 .647 2 Gamewinntng RBI— Sundberg (2). LOB— Clndnnofl 7, Pltfs- Totab 36 4 II 4 Totab 20 6 0 6 Maldond rfOOOOLeap 2000 stews and winter soups away until third more noodles, two thirds Son Francisco 17 17 .500 7 6. 2B— Lowenstein, Walker. HR— Her­ ^ E— ^ToMer, Franco. DP— Cleyeland ^rgh S. 2B—Conce^on. HR— Easier Son Diego 0(1110 010— 4 Johnsn ph 10 0 0 Cincinnati 16 20 .444 9 nandez (4), (Tempsey (2). SB— R. Law (Dr New York 200 (30 n x — 6 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 fall winds again chill the air. cheese, remaining noodles, tomato San Diego 15 20 .429 9'/2 (12), Fisk (2), Murray (2). Texas 1. LOB-rCleyeland 9, Texas 12.2B Redus (6). SB— Paris (2). S— Soto, Roy. Gomewlnnlng RBI— Strawberry (1). Francon rf 3 0 0 0 ' It's time to stock up on plentiful sauce mixture, and remaining Houston 16 22 .421 10 IP H — Sample, Hostetler, Wright, Has­ IP H RERBBSO E— Salazar. DP— New York 1. Totab 49 2 7 2 Totab 36 3 It 2 fruit and vegetables, and experi­ third cheese. Cover with foil; bake Tuesday's Results CblooBO j . . sey, Cindnnali LOB— Two out when wkmbig run teered Chicago 4, Atlanta 3 Lamp (L 3-3) 2 2-3 8 5 5 0 2 Sundberg. 3B— Hargroye. HR— Soto (W 5-2) Son Diego 9, New York 6. 2B— ment with lighter nutritious foods in 350 degree oven 40 minutes. Let Tidrow 51-3 4 0 0 0 7 Thornton 9 3 1 1 5 9 Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 1 Pittsburgh Strawberry, Richards, Brooks, Gar­ Los Angelei 2006006(99(0900— 2 of the coming summer season. stand 5 minutes before serving. Philadelphia 2, San Francisco 1 BalHmore « !S ' SB— Ftonco (9), T olleson (9), Harrah Candelaria (L 3-4) 0 6 2 2 2 < vey. Presentation is the key to New York 6, San Diego 4 Boddicker (DIT 1-0) 9 5 0 0 1 8 (2), Sample (11). S— Hargrove, Tolle- 3B— Brooks, Richards. HR— (Jorvey Montrool (N O N O O IM M II— I SoiriY 2-3 0 0 0 )1 Gomewlnnlng RBI— Ultle(2). St. Louis 6, Houston 4 T — 2:24. A— 14,314. son. Tekulve 1-3 0 0 0 0 (7), tempting warm weather food. Montreal 3. Los Angeles 2, ISInnlngs Strawberry (21.SB— Glles2(7),Wllson2 E— Guerrero 2, S. Sox, Stewart. DP— Consider Fruit Rafts, for instance. Pork Stir Fry Wednesdoy'sGames aevetond "■ ” 5 2 0 7 (Paris), T — 2:25. A - (141, Brooks (2). SF— Foster Los Angeles 1. LOB— Los Angeles 13, (All Times E D T) Brewers 9.BlueJays6 Sutcliffe 6 23 10 5 4 1 I ■ IP H R ER BB SO Montreal 15. 2B— Carter, U ttb. SB— S. A colorful combination of fruit in Vz pound boneless pork Houston (Scott 0-11 at St. Louis Waifs 1M 1 0 0 2 2 Son Dieao Sax (13), Londreoux (6). S— Baker. season is arranged atop thick 1 tablespoon cornstarch (Andulor 2-5), 1:35 o.m. Splllner 213 3 0 0 1 1 Phlllles2,6iants1 Lollar (L 1-3) 41-J 7 5 5 2 6 TORONTO MILWAUKEE IP H R ER B B SO slices of iceburg lettuce. The whole 4 tablespoons soy sauce Atlanta (Behenno 3-1) at Chicago abrhbi obrhM Glynn (L 0-2) 2-331100 Couchee 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 (Trout 2-5), 2:20 p.m. Texas Lucas Lot AnoRlM is topped with chunks of pungent divided Moseby ct 4 1 0 0 Gontner 2b 5 2 3 I SAN FRANCISCO PHILADELPHIA 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles (Hooton 1-2) at Montreal lorg 2b 4 13 0 Cooper 1b 4 2 2 2 AAotkick 5 8 3 3 1 3 Sosa 1 1 1 0 1 2 Valenzuela 9 6 2 2 1 5 blue cheese. 1 tablespoon sherry (Gulllckson 3-4), 7:05 p.m. ObrhM abrhbi Thurmond Pena 2 0 0 0 1 0 Bonnell It 5 10 0 Yount ss 5 12 1 Butcher 2 4 2 2 1 0 LeMostr ss4 0 1 0 Rose rf 4 010 1 0 0 0 0 0 A perfect choice for an unusual 1 teaspoon ginger root, Cincinnati (Berenvi 3-3) at Pittsburgh Johnsn dh 4 13 2 Simmons c 3 1 1 1 Jones 4 1 0 0 1 2 New York Stewart 2 3 0 0 1 4 (Rhoden 1-3), 7:35p.m. Evans 3b 4 0 2 0 Matthws If 4 0 1 0 Seover (W 3-2) Howe (L 2-1) 11-321010 meatless meal is pesto lasagne. minced Borfleld rf 4 1 1 3 Ogllyle It 5 12 0 Schmidt (W 1-0) 1 1 0 0 0 1 Dovls cf 4 0 10 Holland p 0 0 0 0 6 7 3 3 1 3 San Francisco (Krukow 1-2) at Klutts 3b 4 0 0 0 Money 3b 4 13 3 ^ c h e r pitched to 2 batters In 8th. Orosco 22-3 3 1 1 3 2 Niedenfuer 1-3 0 0 0 2 1 Although pesto sauce is usually 1 clove garlic, Clark rt 3 0 0 0 Schmidf 3b3000 Sisk (S 3) Philadelphia (Christenson 1-3),7:35p.m. Martinez c 4 1 3 1 Howell dh 4 0 10 HBP— by Sutcliffe (Sample). Leonord If 3 0 0 0 Perez )b 4 0 0 0 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 made with great quantities of fresh minced San Diego (Droveckv 6-1) at New York Whitt c 0 0 0 0 Thomas ct 3 0 0 1 Sosa pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Montreal (Ownbev 0-3), 7:35 o.m. Bando. T — 4:13. A — 26,568. Bergmn )b 3 0 0 0 Dloz c 4 12 0 Lea 8 5 3 2 3 2 basil, you can make a mock sauce 4 teaspoons cornstarch Upshaw 1b 3 0 1 0 Moore rf 4 1 1 0 YnoMd ph ) 0 0 0 Maddox cf 3 ) 1 0 ^HBP— by Thurmond (Oquendo). Griffin ss 3 0 0 0 Reardon 2 0 0 0 0 1 for this dish using pureed parsley, ‘/z teaspoon red pepper, Brenly c 4 12 1 Mllbom 2b 2 0 I 1 3:12. A— 7,550. Smith 2 1 0 0 3 0 Mulinks ss 1 0 0 0 Angeis3,iWariners1 Kuiper 2b 2 0 0 0 DeJesus ss 3 0 0 0 which is readily available, and a crushed Totals 36 6 II 6 Totals 37 t IS 9 Burris 2 0 0 0 3 1 Smmrs ph 0 0 0 0 Denny p 2 0 11 Schotzeder (W 24)11 I 0 0 1 0 portion of dried basil leaves. AMERICAN LEAGUE Toronto 011000040— 6 Pettinl 2b 1 0 0 0 Mollnar ph 1 0 0 0 2 tablespoons vegetable oil, East Milwaukoe (03 032 0IX— * CALIFORNIA SEATTLE . WP— Smith 2, Schotzeder. T — 4:27. A— The pesto is layered together McGffpn p 2 0 0 0 Gross It 0 0 0 0 20,135. divided w L PCt. GB Game winning RBI— Simmons (3). _ ObrhM ObrhM VenabI ph ) 0 0 0 Majer League leaders with tomato sauce, wide lasagne Baltimore 21 13 .618 — 1 medium size zucchini, LOB— Toronto 6, Milwaukee 10. 2B— Corm 1b 5 0 3 1 JCruz 2b 4 0 10 Borr p 0 0 0 0 noodles, and creamy Havarti Boston 19 13 .594 1 Ogllvle, Johnson, Gontner 2, Simmons, ^ I q y z cf 4 1 1 0 Allen 3b 3 0 10 Vail ph 10 0 0 cut in '/z-inch slices Toronto 18 14 .563 2 Money. 3B— Moore. HR— Martinez (1), Volmtln rf 4 0 1 1 Nelson If 4 0 0 0 Totals 23 I 6 I Totals 20 2 7 2 Batting cheese to make a perfect party 1 medium tomato, Milwaukee 17 IS .531 3 (Based on 3.1 plate appearances x Cooper (5), Barfield (7), Money (1). SB— RJcksn dh 3 0 0 0 Putnam 1b 4 1 1 1 San Francisco 000000 001— I pleaser. chunked Cleveland 17 17 .500 4 loro (1). S— Thomas. SF— Simmons. D e ^ c s 3b 3 0 0 0 DHndrs cf 3 0 0 0 PMtadelpMa 020000 OOx— 2 number of games each team has ptaved) 8 If stir fry is your forte, try this New York 17 17 .500 4 < 0 0 0 Phelps dh 4 0 2 0 Game winning RBI— Mllbourne (2). Nottoital League 4 cups finely shredded Detroit 14 16 6 IP H R ER BB SO Clock If 4 1 1 0 Cowens rf 3 0 0 0 E— Mllbourne. LOB— San Francisco ■g ■ r h pel. version using pork, fresh ginger iceburg lettuce West Hendrick, StL 27 99 15 35 .354 Toronto Foil ss 4 12 0 Sweet c 4 0 0 0 S, root and zucchini. Slice pork in narrow thin strips. Texas 19 15 .559 Clancy (L 3-2) 4 1-3 Boone c 3 0 2 1 TCruz ss 2 0 0 0 Phllodelphlo 6. 2B— Matthews, Mad­ Dawson, Mtl 3) ia 16 44 .344 Hockey California 19 15 .559 — Acker 12-3 Totals II 1 5 1 dox, Evons, SF 30106 26 36 J33 A surprise ingredient is Blend together 1 tablespoon each Oakland 19 16 .543 '/2 Gott 1 Bench, CIn 34134 17 44 .320 C A ^ rn lo 000001 11b— 1 Brenly. HR— Brenly (3). SB— Davis (3). RBBgBBggggBggBgBBBsgBB shredded iceburg lettuce, added cornstarch and soy sauce, sherry, Kansos City 14 16 .467 3 McLaughlin 1 Seattle qco 001 ooo i Oester, CIn. 35134 17 44 32B SF— Mllbourne. Cruz, Hou just before serving to keep it crisp ginger, and garlic: stir in pork. Let Minnesota 15 21 .417 5 MItwoukeo Gomewlnnlng RBI — Boone (1). , _ IP H RERBBSO 38141 19 46 .326 Chicago 13 19 .406 5 CaldwII (W 3-4) 7 2-3 ^ 9,P— Colltornlo I, Seattle 1. l OB— Son Frondsco Kennedy, SD 3S129 II 42 .326 and crunchy. The dish, with only stand 15 minutes. Seottle 12 25 .324 8>/2 Tellmann (S 2) 1 1-3 California 0, Seattle 7. 2B— Carew. Hernandez, StL 29120 19 39 .325 NHLpiayefls two tablespoons of oil, is low in Tuesdov't Rnults McGofflgn (L 2-4) 6 6 2 2 1 5 Bonilla, SD Combine >/2 cup water, 4 teas­ T — 2:36. A— 9,304. Bmiquez, Valentine. HR— Putnam (4). S Barr 2 1 0 0 0 3 35149 21 48 322 calories, but high in nutrition and Baltimore 7. Chicago 2,1st game — Boone. PMIadelpbta Murphy, Atl 34122 31 39 .320 poons cornstarch, remaining soy Baltimore 5, Chicago 0,2nd game Stantav Cup Fbiob Yankees 7. Tigers 5 IP H R E R B B S O (Tenny (W 4-2) 5 0 0 American League taste appeal. sauce and red pepper; set aside. New York 7, Detroit 5,11 innings California Holland (S 1) g Ob r (Besi-ofggvMi) Boston 4, Kansos City 1 KIson (W 5-1) 1 1 1 Carew, Col (All Tlnwo EDT) Roast Beef Swirlwiches are a Heal 1 tablespoon oil in large 2 5 1 1 3 4 Balk— McGofflgan. T — 2:25. 28110 20 53 .449 [Milwaukee 9. Toronto 6 Seoltle Brett, KC 25 99 27 40 .404 Edmonton V8. N Y talondors good way of using a small amount frying pan or wok over high heat. NEW YORK DETROIT 2),)23. (blondors wki torlot, 4B) Oakland 7, Minnesota 6 ObrhM ObrhM PWIY (L 2-5) 61-3 6 2 2 2 3 Thornton, Clev 34 115 19 41 .357 of meal to feed a hungry crowd. Add pork and stir fry about 3 Texas 6, Cleveland S, 12 innings AUcRoe, KC M o v I O -N Y lslondors2,EdmontanO Rndiph 2b 5 1 1 2 Whitakr 2b 4 1 0 0 Stonfon 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 29110 22 39 355 Only a half pound of thin-sliced minutes until golden brown; California 3, Seattle 1 Griffey 1b 6 1 1 0 Trmmll ss 5 1 1 0 Clark 2-321111 Yount, Mil 32129 22 45 349 May 12— NY IslondorsO,Edmonlan3 Wtdnesdoy'sOames Winfield If 5 3 4 3 Gibson dh 5 0 0 0 '2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Cardinals8.Astre84 Ford, Balt 31 133 26 46 .346 May 14 — NY Islondors 5, Edmonton 1 roast beef is combined with remove. Oakland (Krueger 4-3) at Minnesota Kemp rf 5 13 2 Parrish c 5 0 0 1 by KIson (T. Cruz). WP— Trillo, Clev 26 95 10 32 .337 Mov 17 — NY lslonders4, Edmonton2 chopped lettuce, shredded Havarti (Viola (}>2)r 1:15 p.m. Caudill. (Tgllvle, Mil Heat remaining oil in same pan; Gamble dh 2 0 1 0 Herndon If 4 1 1 1 HOUSTON 32110 17 37 .336 Toronto (Leal 3-3) at Milwaukee PB— Sweet. T — 2:46. A— 7313. ST. LOUIS Boggs, Bos 32123 22 41 333 cheese and teriyaki sauce. The add zucchini and stir fry 1 minute. (Sutton 4-1), 2:X p.m. Baylor dh 3 0 0 0 Wilson rf 4 1 1 0 O b rh M O b rh M Denf, Tex mixture is wrapped in flour Nettles 3b 5 0 0 0 Lemon cf 2 1 1 0 Moreno cf 3 0 0 0 LSmIfh If 4 0 12 33102 10 34 333 Stir in pork, tomato and soy sauce Chicogo (Dotson 4-3) at Baltimore Mmphrv cf 2 1 0 0 Leach lb 5 0 3 3 Homo Runs tortillas to feed six pepple. (Davis 2-0), 7:35 p.m. DSmIth p 0 0 0 0 McGee cf 5 0 11 Notlonol League — Murphy, Atl 11; mixture. Cook and stir just until Smalley ss 5 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 2 0 0 0 Orioles 7, While Sox 2 Walling ph 1 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 4 1 1 0 itlanders4.0ileri2 Finally, any meal would be New York (RIghetti 5-1) at Detroit Cerone c 5 0 0 0 Brookns 3b 2 0 0 0 Guerrero, LA 10; Evans, SF 9; Brock, boiled and thickened. Stir in (Rucker 1-0), 7:35 p.m. I^Ctarfe p 0 0 0 0 Porter c 3 1 1 0 Gorvey, SD, Hendrick, SfL, Horner, complemented by a creamy maca­ Grubb ph I 0 O'O First Came Pyhl rf 4 0 10 Quirk c 10 0 0 lettuce and heat through Kansos City (Leonard 4-3) at Boston Gonzalz 3b 0 0 0 0 Atl and Schmidt, Phil 7. Edmonfon roni salad with a twist. Instead of (Brown 3-2), 7:35 p.m. CHICA(30 BALTIMORE Then ss 4 2 2 1 loro rf 3 0 11 American Leooue— DeCInces, Cal 10; N Y Islanders TotMs 45 7 10 7 Totals 59 5 7 5 ObrhM ObrhM Corner 3b 4 0 0 0 Green rf 0 0 0 0 the traditional mayonnaise dress­ Cleveland (Sorensen 2-5) at Texos New York 12(050 00002— 7 Brelf, KC and Winfield, NY 9; Borfleld, (Hough 2-3), 8:35 p.m. Gray 3b 3 0 0 0 Bumbry cf 3 0 0 0 Cruz If 3 111 (Xierkfll 3b 2 2 0 0 Tar, Lynn, Ctal and Yount, Mil 7. ing, this salad, made with tiny Fruit Rafts Detroit 0000052(0 00— 5 Spllman 10 4 0 1 0 Herr 2b 3 2 10 California (Zahn 3-2) at Seattle Game winning RBI — Kemp (4). Bernzrd 2b 5 0 1 0 Dempseyc 0 0 0 0 Runs Boltad In Rrst period— 1, NY Islanders, Trottler seashell macaroni, is dressed with (Stoddard 2-5), 10:35 p.m. Baines rf 4 1 1 0 Forel rf 5 2 3 1 J ^ b y c 4 111 Ramsey 2b 0 0 0 0 National League — Murphy, All 33; 1 head iceburg lettuce E— Griffey, Lopez. LOB— New York 10, Kittle If 4 12 0 Ripken ss 3 1 1 0 Dpron 2b 4 0 11 OSmIth ss 4 2 2 2 a (Gillies, Bossy), 11:02.2, NY Islanders, a combination of herbed cream Detroit 11. 2B— Griffey, Gamble, Leach, Kennedy, SD 29; Bench, CIn and Tonelll 7 (Nvstrom), 11:46 X NY 1 teaspoon lemon rind, Paclork lb 3 0 0 I Murray 1b 4 1 2 1 NIekro p 10 10 Forsch p 3 0 12 Hendrick, StL 26; Dawson, Mil 25. cheese, yogurt and soy sauce. EASTERN LEAGUE Herndon. HR— Winfield 2 (9), Ran­ Luzinsk dh 4 0 0 0 Lownstn If 3 0 1 1 Ruble p 0 0 0 0 Vn Ohin p 0 0 0 0 Islanders, Bossy 17 (Trottler), 12:39. grated dolph Boss cf 3 0 10 American League — Breff, KC 29; Penalties— Coffey, Edm, double- W L Pet. GB Hill c 3 0 11 Roenick If 1113 Kittle, CJil and Word, Minn 27; Hrbek, minor, Vz cup fresh lemon juice •Buffalo 16 7 .696 ___ (1), Kemp (5). SB— Trammell (3). S— Squires ph VO 0 0 Slngletn dh 3 0 0 0 Tetoie I I 4 9 4 Totab » o 9 o Gibson, Mumphrev. SF— Parrish. Minn, Rice, Bos, Thornton, Clev ond 2:14; B. Sutter, NYI,douMo-mlnor,2:16; Vz cup honey New Britain 15 9 .625 l'/2 Fisk c 0 0 0 0 Sakata 2b 4 0 0 0 Heutton OOONOOOI— 4 Wlnflekf, NY 26. Pesto Lasagne Glens Falls 15 10 .too 2 IP H RERBBSO Kuntz ct 2 0 0 0 Hrnndz 3b 4 1 1 1 St. Leub OlSflOOOx-1 Gillies, NYI.7:40; Lumley, Edm, 9:54. >/4 cup soy sauce New York Pitching ^Second perlod-4, Edmonton, KurrI Reading 12 11 .522 4 Hairstn cf 1 0 1 0 Nolan c 2 0 10 Gome winning RBI — Forsdi (11. Victorbs 2 cups parsley sprigs, Vz teaspoon ground ginger Lynn 12 13 .480 5 Howell 5 2-311134 Dybznsk ss 1 0 0 0 Shelby cf 11 0 0 IE— NIekro. OP— Houston 1, Sf. Loubl. Frazier 0 3 2 2 0 0 National League — Dravecky, SD 6-1; (Grabkv),0:3S. 5, Edmonton, MOsslorlS packed 2 ounces blue cheese, chunked Woterburv 9 13 .409 6Va RLaw ph 0 0 0 0 LOB— Houston 5, St. Loub 8. 2B__L. Carlton, Phi 6-2; McMurtrv and Perez, Nashua 7 14 .333 8 May 2-312211 Fletchr ss 0 0 0 0 Sndth, O. Smith, McGee, loro, Cruz, (Fogelln, Coffey), 19:39. Penoltbs— Vt cup vegetable oil 1 apple, cut in wedges Gossog (W 1-1) 4 2-3 2 0 0 3 5 AtI.Reuss, LA and Rogers, Mtl 5-1; Soto, Boyme, NY I, 2;44; Lowe, Edm, 11:34; Albany 6 17 .320 9 Detroit Walker ph 1 0 0 0 ^ b y , Doron. HR— Thon (3). SB— Puhl CIn 5-2. 2 tablespoons soy sauce 1 banana, sliced Tuesday's Results VLow ss 0 0 0 0 (21, L. Smith (0), O. Smith (7). SF— Jackson, Edm, 11:41: Gillies, N Y I, 11:41; Morris 5 6 5 5 2 1 American Lcogue — Stieb, Tor 7-2; Kallur, NYI, 12:19. 2 cloves garlic 8 to 10 sliced strawberries Woterburv 5, Nashua 4,1st game Totals 32 2 6 2 Totals 55 7 10 7 Forsch, lorg. Flanagan, Bolt 60; KIson, Col, RIghetti, Wqterburv at Nashua, 2nd game Bailey 2 1 0 0 1 0 Chicago 002(00000— 2 „ IP H RERBBSO Thirdporlod—d,NYIslanders,Morrow '/z cup chunked onion 1 small cantaloupe, Lopez (L 2-2) 4 3 2 2 2 4 NY and Sutcliffe, Clev 61; Honeycutt, 5 (unassisted), 10:51. Penalties- Buffalo 17, Glens Falls 3 Baltimore K O K O S O x -7 Houston Tex 62. 1 tablespoon dried basil cut in wedges New Britain 10, Albany 3 Frozler pitched to 4 batters In 6th. Game winning RBI — Ford (3). NIekro (L 1-4) 2 2-3 5 6 3 Jackson, A Run Avwromm Reading 6, Lynn 1,1st game HBP— by Howell (Lemon); by Morris Ruble 1 1-3 0 - Edm, 5:10; Jonsson, N YI, 8:16; Andor- 1 8-ounce can tomato sauce Core, rinse, and drain lettuce: ( Randolph) .T — 3:38. A— 16,256. E— Dybzlnskl. LOB— Chicago 10, 0 0 (Based on I bmlna X number of gomos Reading 7, Lynn 0,2nd game Bal- D. Smith 3 4 2 2 each foam has Moved) »0h-jEdm, maior, 8:26; Trottler, NYI, 2 teaspoons soy sauce chill. Combine lemon rind an(l Wednesday'sGomes tlmore7.2B— Nolan. HR— Hernandez(3), LaCorte 1 0 0 0 Notional League — Hommaker, SF V) teaspoon oregano, juice, honey, soy sauce, and ginger New Britain at Albany A’s7.Twlns6 Roenicke (2). SB— R. Law (II). S— Gray, SI. Leuls 1.24; Perez, Atl 1.98; Denny, Phil ZOl; Shots on goal— Edmonton 614-7— 36. Reading at Lynn Bumbry. Forsch (W 33) 82-3 9 4 4 NY crumbled in jar; shake until honey dissolves. Carlton, Phil 2.10; Soto, CIn 2.22. Islanders 8-11-d^2S. Woterburv at Nashua IP M RERBBSO Von Ohien 1-3 0 0 0 American Leoguo — Stieb, Tor 1.14; 1 eight-ounce package lasagne Set aside. Glens Falls at Buffalo OAKLAND MINNESOTA Chicago PB— Porfer, Ashby. T — 2 Goalies— Edmonton, Moog. NY :20. Honeycutt, Tex 1.33; Stanley, Bos 1.47; islexid- noodles Cut lettuce crosswise into rafts ObrhM ObrhM Hoyt (L 2-6) 61-3 9 6 6 3 6 40,740. Dovls, Bolt 2.19; Sutton, Mil 2.49. Hendrsn If 2 1 1 0 Mitchell cf 3 I 1 0 Koosmon 12-311112 ers. Smith. A— 15317. cooked without salt one inch thick. Davis rf 5 12 1 Hatcher rf 2 0 2 0 Baltimore 1/4 pound Havarti cheese Place rafts on large platter; American League Hancock rf 0 0 0 0 Castino 2b 4 1 0 0 Flanagan 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Traniactiens thinly sliced divide and arrange fruit and Red Sox 4. Royals 1 Gross 3b 5 111 Ward If 3 1 1 0 Stewart 5 2-3 4 2 2 3 4 Y Murphy cf 3 1 1 1 Hrbek 1b 5 0 11 Stoddard (W 2-0) 3 1 0 0 3 3 Combine parsley, oil, 2 tables­ cheese on each. Shake dressing Brrghs dh 4 1 1 3 (kietti 3b 5 1 1 0 T — 2:36. poons soy sauce, garlic, onion and and serve. Almon ss 3 0 0 0 Bush dh 4 13 3 KANSAS C ITY BOSTON basil in blender. Blend until Ob r h M Ob r h M Lopes 2b 0 0 0 0 Brown pr () 0 0 0 NationaiLaague Minnesota — Signed first Wilson It 4 0 0 0 Remy 2b 4 0 0 0 Moore 1b 4 0 10 Brnnskv cf 5 0 0 0 baseman Kent Hrbek to a smooth, scraping sides of blender Wathon c 4 0 0 0 Evans rf 3 0 0 0 Kearney c 4 1 1 1 Foedo ss4 1 1 0 one-year contract. with spatula when it is off. Set Roast Beef SwirlwiGh Phillips ss 4 I 1 0 Loudner c3 0 1 0 Cubs 4, Rraves 3 New York (A L ) — Placed Brett 1b 4 0 0 0 Rice If 4 1 1 0 aside. McRae dh 3 111 Armas dh 4 12 0 i Engle c 10 0 0 catcher Butch Wynegar on Vz pound roast beef White 2b 4 0 10 Boggs 3b 4 0 0 1 Totals 54 7 9 7 Totals 39 6 II 4 ATLANTA CHICA(50 the 16dav disabled llst; Combine tomato sauce, 2 teas­ thinly sliced M la n d i 500 051000-7 Otis ct 3 0 10 Nichols cf 3 110 ObrhM ObrhM recalled catcher Juan Espino SPRING MEALS CLOCKWISE FROM TOP INCLUDE BEEF SWIRLWICHES. poons soy sauce and oregano. >/4 cup teriyaki sauce Roberts rt 2 0 0 0 Staoletn 1b 3 1 1 1 MMnesola 200012 001— 6 Wshngtn rf 4 1 1 0 Sandbrg 2b 4 1 1 0 from Columbus (ID . SImpsn lb 0 0 0 0 Allenson c 3 0 2 2 (Jamewlnnlng RBI— Burroughs (2) Ramirz ss 4 12 1 Bowa ss 4 0 10 . . . creamy shells, fruit rafts, pork and ginger stir fry Place one-third of noodles in Cncpcn 3b 2 0 0 0 Hoftmn ss 3 0 0 0 E— Phillips 2, Oovls. DP— Minnesota 1. 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LOB— Kansas City 5, Oakland KSmIth ph 1 0 0 0 Proly p 10 0 0 stop Garry Templeton from Boston 5. 2B— Otis, Stapleton, Allen­ Codirol (W 4-2) 5 1-3 7 5 4 3 5 Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 the disabled list; optioned son, Burgmeler 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 Pocorb ph 10 0 0 pitcher Floyd Chiffer to Los Rice. HR— McRae (2). McCattv (S 4) 2 3 1 1 0 0 Veaas(PCL). Minnesota Totals 55 3 I 5 Totals 51 4 6 4 .. 'P ” RERBBSO Atlanta 00(300t00— 5 Kansas City Wllllms (L 2-5) 51-3 6 7 7 4 5 Chicago 200 0(2 OOx— 4 Gura (L 4-4) 8 7 4 4 2 3 Fllson 2 00 3 0 0 0 2 Gome winning RBI — Durham (3). Mrs. Gagnon makes donuts by the dozen Boston Lvsander 2-3 0 - 0 0 1 2 E— Ramirez. DP— Chicago 2. LOB— Tudor (W 2-2) 6 2-3 Whitehouse 1 0 0 0 0 1 Atlanta 6, Chicago 5. 2B— Bowa. 3B— Stanley (S 9) 2 1-3 Lvrander pitched to 1 batter In 9th. Murphy HR— Durham (5). SB— BRAKES T— 2:24. A— 17,063. HBP— bvCodlroll(Ward).T— 2:58.A— CAIOWEU 4,686. Sandberg By Barbara Richmond Some of her favorite old recipes and some of her (8), Benedict (1), Washington (8). _ OIL newer ones, follow; IFitoe luOleci la Ckenei) Herald Reporter Transactions per axle m Mrs. Geneva Gagnon of 198 Parker St. is 88 years old 9 8 e * C.OA Doughnuts Basketball M V - i M I (most cars) “ and proud of it.” And well she should be. She still Football makes homemade doughnuts for her family and l>/4 cups sugar Cleveland — Re-signed friends, as well as other good things like bran bread Vz cup oil coach Tom NIssalke to a Butfolo — Signed defensive multl-yeor contract. end Jimmy Payne from Geor­ DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES and golden pumpkin cookies. 2 jumbo eggs Detroit — Named Chuck gia and tree safety Mott RIODERII AUTO (Front Axle) (Front or Rear Axle) Mrs. Gagnon, who lives with her son and 4 teaspoons baking powder Daly coach and signed him to Vonden Boom from Wisconsin AUTO REPAIRS • Free 4-Wheel Brake Inspection • Free 4-Wheal Brake Inspection .daugl\ter-in-law and another daughter, has been 1 teaspoon salt amultl-veor contract. to a series ot one-year con­ RADIATOR • Replada Pad with New (rolden StMe — Named tracts. INTRODUCES • Replace Shoes with New making doughnuts for many years. In fact, when she 2 teaspoons nutmeg John Bach head coach. Houston — Ottensive line­ Quaranteed Disc Pads. V/t cups milk • Resurface Rotors. Guaranteed Linings lived in Maine she made her doughnuts every morning man George Relhner retir^ th# eO-mliHitB • Resurface Drums. for a little coffee shop in Derby Line. SVz cups flour WE SERVICE ALL • Replace Grease Seals. "Home ot Mr Gootfwrench' drivu-in and • Inspect Wheel Cylinder Some of her recipes are very old. And so are some of Cream sugar, eggs and oil. Mix dry ingredients For Cers, Trucks, Heavy Equipment, Marine, Motorcycles GENERAL MOTOR • Inspect and Repack Wheel • Inspect Hold Down Spring drivMBtay solutioni Bearings. the cooking utensils she uses. A fork she "has to use" together and add to creamed mixture alternately with CARS AND TRUCKS FOR: • Lubricate Backing Plate. to make the doughnuts is one that belonged to her milk. Best if chilled overnight. • Inspect Calipers. • Inspect Hydraulic System. A U MECHANICAL REPAIRS • Inspect Hydraulic System. grandmother. It originally had a pearl handle. Roll out to i/4-inch thickness and fry in hot fat. Test • Readjust Brakes. Mrs. Gagnon said she dropped the fork one day in to see if fat is hot enough by dropping a doughnut COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS • Lubricate Caliper Anchors. • Road Test. • Inspect Fluid Levels. the hot oil she was using to fry the doughnuts. The center into it. Fry until light brown and then turn wattera ____ REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS • Add Fluid if Required. handle broke. But her son Lee came to the rescue and doughnuts over and finish cooking. Turn only once. put a lead handle on it. Makes about 2 dozen. *■ AUTO PAINTINC • Road Test. R^Duitl, Reconditioned. New Batteries & Accessories Mrs. Gagnon emphasized that one doesn't need to We Buy Old Belleriet • CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE have a deep fat fryer to make doughnuts. She just uses B ra n B re a d 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE We have found that *MIPAS GUARANTEE a deep enamel pan. The doughnuts are delicious. 2 Phelps St (off Naubuc Ave J most of our (mstomers Besides her regular doughnut recipe she also has GUARANTEED 3 cups flour Glastonbury. Conn 06033 problems can be solved ..guaranteed some variations she's perfected over the years. For a Vz cup instant dry milk 633-2873 change of pace she replaces some of the white flour within this time frame. UNINGS (in dry form) Opgn 8-5 wggkdays, 8-1 pm Sal. The problem part is ISnUITlALBAAMJOSS ;(about 2 cups) with whole wheat flour. " I found that V/t teaspoons salt .. .. —. V . „ . m mbh^^MT TMA9 AflBVTWMAl wow^iNSOio FOR roue eae«i SXSTW TOWWW put by mistake one day when I didn't have enough 2 packages active dry yeast ^ p p R o v e o removed, promptly oHer expiree O/iS/aa CARTER repaired on our white flour," she confessed. Vz cup sugar ANNOUNCEMENT prem ises and rein- IVz cups warm water sUlled. ; THE T-PIES she makes, using a favorite pie crust (110 to 115 degrees) and any filling, got their name from a little girl many Replacements are 2 cups All Bran MIDAS MUFFLER SHOP years ago. The little girl, named T-Mae, was promised available from our dis­ (or Bran Buds cereal) 285 Main St., Manchastar ' BR ST O l 562-7983 some of the "pies” after her nap. Her first question tributor sixe inventory. M H O in O W N 3474100 lO R R IIN IR I 1 egg 1229 MAIN ST. BMHmo 482-7647 when she woke up was "W here is T's pie?" Thus the One-third cup margarine is now open under new AUTO REPAIR Relax in our waiting 481-2388 NENHITWI 2244137 NAlMfiF86B 2654953 name. (or butler softened) room, while our; E. W IT FO R D 2 8 9 ^ 1 5 MANCHESTER N E N It t V E N 0854111 M T E IO R n f Mrs. Gagnon also recalled how, many years ago, Vz cup raisins management. knowledgeable special­ ENFEU 7574339 TEL. 646-6464 7454131)5 N E N U I N 8 6 N 447-1711 she and her friends would get together on weekends 1 apple, chopped For your convsnioncs wo'ro opan ists get you moving enroN N.IUnFB88 5224171 4 4 5 4 1 2 9 MnnH 8094433 and exchange recipes. "W e called them receipts in Stir together flour, dry milk, and salt. Combine until 8:00 on Thursday ovonings again. NEST lUVEII 934-2828 those days,” she said. H X M n i 2 4 9 4 3 2 7 88(KYI8U yeast, sugar and warm water and cereal in large bowl GMQUAUTY 563-1507 NIUMMira Her talents don't end at cooking. She also sews. She SERVCf RARTS 648-9682 MNWHESTES 6 4 6 4 E 0 6 458-1788 of electric mixer. Let stand 2 minutes. Add egg, H erald photo by Richmond * M n N 6214333 made the outfit she had on the day of the interview. margarine and 1 cup of the flour mixture. Beat at Midasize It! miBHilMlWMMS And last winter she knit 20 pairs of mittens for her anfXBALiaoTossnMrrs DIVISION STS Main Moneb, C T MRS. GENEVA GAGNON, 88, IN HER KITCHEN at, BRAKES ARE IMPORTANT TRUST THE MIDAS TOUr M great-grandchildren. I Please turn to page 14 . . . she still makes doughnuts for her family. I U - M A N C IIK S T E R H K R A l.l). WodiK-s(1>iy. M;iy IH. 19«:< MANCHESTEK HERALD. Wednesduv. May 18, 1983 - 15 Supermarket Shopper Clip ‘n’ file refunds Donuts by the dozen •V Menus Soups, Snqck Foods, Candy (File No. 3) About Town Cnniinurri from page 13 (seived- hot or cold) Clip out this file and keep it with similar Cashier gets 1 cup liquid cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with .tedium speed for 2 minutes. Gradually m ix in Senior Citizen schools the week ol May z3 tnrougn z/. Nathan Hale American Legion’s month Canoe race to air (reserved from potatoes) beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting remaining flour mixture by hand to form a stiff, sticky School has it's own lunch schedule. It's listed first with The following events are scheduled at the /.merican Community Broadcasting will pre.sent, a cable the needed proofs of purchase while looking for. dough. Add raisins and apples. Vi cup vegetable shortening Coventry G ram m ar and Robertson listed second: Mw mhZiPh ‘he week of Legion in May. broadcast of the Hockanum canoe race Friday, the required forms at the supermarket, in Cover and let rise in w arm place until double in W cup sugar GartMs^tn h’ayfair Gardens and Westhill Monday: Chili with crackers, tossed salad, chilled Friday, 7:30 p.m.: first district meeting and Saturday and Monday at 7:30 p.m, and Sunday at 5 good buy newspapers and magazines, and when trading volume (about 1 hour.) Spoon into a greased 8-inch 1 tablespoon salt Fnr ‘ *?.®"‘'hester residents who are 60 or older. fruit. memorial service. with friends. Offers may not be available in all pan. Bake in a 375 degree oven for about 40 minutes or 1 package active dry yeast Westhill Gardens 643-2163 or Tuesday: Fish and cheese on bun, french fries, p.m. Call 646-0660. until browned. Remove from pan and cool in rack. V« cup warm water Mayfair Gardens 647-3120. May 27, 5 p.m.: the post will decorate graves with areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive buttered com, school-baked cookies. the American flag. each refund. Freezes well. (105 to 115 degrees) ‘'h*‘^hen cutlet with cream gravy, diced Wednesday: Turkey club sandwich, finger salad, May 29, noon; a memorial service at St. Bridget By AAartin Sloan from Missouri. 2 eggs heaten potato chips, assorted fruit. DEAR HAPPY ’I'he lollowing refund offers are worth $16.50. S>plesauce.'^® ™ ™ ‘“ '” ®‘^ biscuit, chilled Church on Main Street. United Feature 5 to 6 cups (lour Thursday: Spaghetti with meatballs, tossed salad, Syndicate SHOPPER: Cashiers This week’s refund offers have a total value of t-Ples , Mix potatoes, potato liquid, shortening,.sugar and , May 30, 9 a.m.: Memorial Day parade and Art Judges chosen $30.88. D o S s “^ v r p ™ ''^ with creole sauce, mashed bread and butter, mixed fruit. have written to say that sail. Dissolve yeast in warm water, stir into potato ceremonies in the parks. The Manchester Art- Association has selected These offers don’t require a refund form: , Favorite pie crust Friday: Pizza.'woice of vegetable, assorted fruit. DEAR MARTIN: lama many customers don’t mixture. Stir in eggs and enough flour to make dough Sandra Bassow of Glastonbury and Carol Ramirez of SUN-M AID Coupon Offer, P.O. Box 1039, Maple Favorite fillings Milk is served witHulI meals. cashier at a local super­ realize that they. too. easy to handle. Tu rn dough onto lightly floured Hartford as judges for the lOlh annual outdoor art and Plain. Minn. 55348. Receive $2 in coupons on Cut 3-inch circles of rolled pie crust with cookie vegetable soup, turkey Monday; H a m b tu e r, potato puffs, buttered market, but I recently have to buy food and surface and knead until smooth and. elastic, 5 to 8 ‘Overtones’ debut craft exhibition and sale June 5 at Center Park. Sun-Maid Raisins, Sun-Maid Nature Snacks, cutter. Put a tablespoon of any favorite pie filling in carrots, pudding sunal|g. saw that the new Libby’s often, they pay the same minutes. Place in greased bowi, turn greased.side up. rhIfcVa?e"SA-inch cutter. Let rise about 1. School of Design. LAY’S. RUFFLES, DORITOS, TOSTITOS, and cheese, mixed vegetable, apple wedges. MacKenzie, Nola Johannes, Lucille Cavagnaro, Jan cans for 88 cents. I had two cashier becomes one of hour. Heat 3 to 4 inches of shortening to 375 degrees. vegetables, wheat bread, fresh fruit. She was in the European Honors Program, and FRITOS, CHEE-TOS, MUNCHOS, FUNYUNS Thursday: Baked beans and hot dogs, cheese cubes, Toper, Joan Gary and Val Sady. 30-cent coupons each good "us." Unfortunately, very Golden Pumpkin Cookies F ry doughnuts 2 to 3 minutes on each side. Drain. developed her senior thesis in Rome, Italy. She was Wrapper Refund, P.O. Box 311, Dallas Texas buttered com or cole slaw, Texas toast, frait cup. 'The group, which was the subject of A Manchester on the purchase of three few of these cashiers have Glaze or roll in sugar. the recipient of the Textron Corporation Fellowship in 75221. Receive a $1, $2.50 or $5 refund. Send 20 tVt cups flour Friday: Pizza, hot vegetable, assorted frait. M ilk is Herald Focus feature story last fall, only recently was cans which the store mentioned their own shop­ Manchester schools 1963 and 1964 and made an independent study of specially marked wrappers for a $1 refqnd, or 40 4 teaspoons baking powder served with all meals. named. The group made its debut last Sunday in doubled. My final cost for ping exploits. I can under- Japanese design and-textiles at Kyorilzu Women’s for $2.50 refund, or 60 for a $5 refund. Specially 1 teaspoon salt will be served in the public Bolton Congregatiopal Church. the six cans was only 56 "stand that after spending Chafing Dish Meatballs University in Tokyo, Japan. marked wrappers can be found on the following '/<■ teaspoon nutmeg schools the week of May 23 through 27- New choral members are welcome. The group cents! a day on their feet in front RHAM high schools ' She has exhibited in the Society of Connecticut products: Lay’s and RufflOs Potato Chips, 1 teaspoon cinnamon IVk pounds ground chuck M^anday: Hot dog on a roll, baked beans, cole slaw, rehearses Tuesdays at 8 p.m. at Assumption Church. While I was in that of the register, the last chilled peaches. Craftsmen shows, at the Hartford Arts Festival and Doritos and Tostitos Tortilla Chips, Fritos Corn ' ■A teaspoon ginger (A cup bread crumbs The following lunches will be served the week of Meetings will continue through the summer. 'There supermarket, some of my place they want to be on the Wadsworth Atheneum. Chips. Chee-tos Cheese Snacks, Munchos Potato ■A teaspoon allspice 1 teaspoon salt ’Tuesday: Cheese and pepperoni pizza, tossed salad, May 23 through 27 at RHAM junior and senior high are no auditions and no dues are collected. Contact regular customers recog­ their own free time is a chocolate cake. Ms. Ramirez is a graduate of the University of Snacks and Funyuns Onion Snacks. Include your One third cup shortening VA teaspoon pepper schools: Zito or a member of the executive committee. nized me and jokingly supermarket. Your letter Hartford. She was the recipient of the Walter Hodes name and address on a 3-by-5 piece of paper. 1 >A cups sugar 1 egg slightly beaten Wednesday: Cook’s choice. Menu will be announced Monday: Ravioli casserole, green beans, garlic asked iff was a "traitor." was a delightful exception VA cup milk at each school. memorial award, the House and Garden Tours I told them that just and I hope other cashiers Expires June 30, 1983. 1 cup raisins roll, applesauce. 3 eggs 2 cups tomato Juice Thursday: Salami grinder, apple sauce, ice cream. scholarship, and the Pierce Fund scholar.s)iip. She because I work in a will write in telling me These offers require refund forms: Tuesday: Cheeseburger, french fries, cole slaw, 1 cup pumpkin - 2 tablespoons (lour Friday: Fish and cheese on a roll, french fries, was listed in "W ho’s Who Among Students in supermarket didn’t mean about their special shop­ BLAMMO Amurol Products Co. $1.50 Refund. cherry pie. Parish committee meets 1 teaspoon vaniUa Vi cup barbecue sauce v-i.® j spinach or carrots, corn bread and butter, Wednesday: Frait juice, grinders, potato chips, American Colleges and Universities." that I couldn’t be a smart ping experiences. Send the required refund form and three specially The parish committee of St. John’s Polish National ■A teaspoon lemon extract ■A cup Whter chilled mixed fruit. Milk is served with all meals. vegetable sticks, gelatin with topping. Her artwork is in private collections in the state as shopper who shopped marked refund offer back panels from the Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., will meet Sunday at 9 ■A cup chopped nuts 1 can pineapple chunks Thursday: Tacos, lettuce and tomato, Spanish rice, well as Maine. Maryland, New York, New Jersey arid around for the best prices. D E A R M A R TIN : I have 2.1-ounce Blammo Soft ’n Sugarfree bubble gum. a.m. in the church hall. Sift together dry ingredients. Chop the raisins. (1 pound, 4VA ounces, drained) corn bread, peaches. Central and South America. She has exhibited with We all just laughed and been using coupons and Look for the form on the package. Expires Aug. 1, Toss together chuck, crumbs, salt, pepper, egg and Coventry schools Connecticut Women Artists in New Haven, at the when they met me again refunds successfully for 1983. Cream shortening and sugar. Add well-beaten eggs, Friday: Salad bar. Milk is served with all meals. pumpkin, vanilla and lemon. Blend. Gradually add milk. Blend well. Shape into >A to Vi-inch balls. Place The following lunches will be served in the Coventry Clothing needed national juried art show in Palenville, N. Y ., and at the at the checkout counter, several months, and dur­ B R A C H ’S Chocolate Lovers’ Bonus Offer. on a shallow pan and refrigerate. Combine juice and national paper exhibition in Columbia. Missouri. ing this time I have tried dry ingredients, raisins and nuts. Mix well. Drop by they agreed that I was Receive three $1 coupons for bags of Brach's — flour and mix until smooth. Add barbecue sauce and- Bolton schools The World Service Clothing Appeal needs light­ to get my mother inter­ te^poon on well-greased cookie sheet. Sprinkle with doing very well when I Chocolate Covered Peanuts, Chocolate Covered water and blend well. I weight clothing for all sizes and ages, but especially ested in it. This has been mixture of 'A cup sugar and 'A teaspoon cinnamon. The following lunches will be served at Bolton only had to pay $6.76 for Raisins and Chelsea Chips or three 50-cent About 1>A hours before serving, beat oven to 350’ for infants and children. All donations should be clean $12.50 worth of groceries. difficult because I live in Bake at 400 degrees for about 10 minutes. Elementary-Center schools the week of May 23 “The Place For Antiques” coupons for the same products. Send the required degrees and bake meatbails for 30 minutes. Drain off Good cooking and in good condition. Colorado and she lives in through 27: Of course, I know all the refund form and two front panels from any fat and pour in sauce. Bake 45 minutes ionger. T o - Also needed are sewing kits, skeins of yarn, Montana. But last week I Potato Doughnuts Monday: Triple decker sandwich, cucumber sticks, specials at the store in Brach’s Chocolate Boxes for $1.50 in coupons. serve, spoon into chafing dish. Place pineapple here blankets, as well as funds for blankets ($5 each). which I work. But I can sent her a coupon for $2.50 Bv Barbara Richmond french fries, Congo bars. Expires June 30, 1983. I cup cooked potatoes and there and spoon sauce over all. -Donations should be packed in cartons and Herald Reporter Tuesday: Tacos, hot sauce, lettuce and tomato, walk into a store where no off on a package of Praise CRACKER JACK Extra Fresh Popping Corn. delivered to Concordia Lutheran Church. 40 Pitkin St., one knows me and find dog food, and when I Receive a $1, $1.50 or $2 refund. Send the required chips, fruit juice stick. "Old Fashioned Prices” between 1 and 3 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Donations talked to her yesterday We^esday: Spaghetti with meatsauce, buttered lots' of ways to save refund form and the back labels (showing the A whole library of cookbooks wrapped up in two of IS cents per pound are needed for shipping. $o«* money, because I ’m a she was thrilled. She had Universal Product Code number 412576) from The candidates who forgot to run J'n'nnnes — that’s the way to describe what Lois Ann vegetables, Italian bread, chilled peaches. > Haircuts Perms smart shopper. It gives used that coupon on dou­ Thursday: Tomato soup, grilled cheese sandwich, Cracker Jack Extra Fresh Popping Corn SHEAKLEYVILLE, for. spots. Weist of Weist Publishing Co. has accomplished. me a great feeling when I ble cupon day and pur­ mith, council president in pickle spears, chips, cookie and ice dessert. 24-ounce size jars. Send two for a $1 refund, or Pa. (UPI) — Voters who Stallsmith, one of those "What’s Cooking in Town and Country U.S.A." is walk out of that super­ chased a big, $5.15 bag ol "Basically, this kind of the tiny northwestern Friday: Fruit juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed $5.00 $20.00 three for a $1.50 refund, or four for a $2 refund. felt obligated to go to the whose term is expiring, the title of the volumes which together contain more market. I can hold my Praise for just 15 cents! 1 crept up on people. They Pennsylvania town. salad, fruited gelatin with topping. M ilk is served with PUBLIC NOTICE! Expires June 30, 1983. poUs in Sheakleyville this said the positions would than 1,160 tested recipes she collected through the $ Walk-Ins Walcome but Appointments Hava Priority S head up high and shout, could tell by her voice that didn’t realize their term Among the posts to be years. all meals. R E E S E ’S New E .T . Poster Offer. Send the prim ary election were was up and they didn’t selected were five of be filled through write-ins FREE!! A FREE!! a , a "Horaaay! I saved almost she’s hooked. Like daugh­ required refund form and two yellow net weight . The price is $14.99 per volume. Each has about 500 disapppointed — they had have time to file peti­ seven council seats, an in the November general half on my grocery bill! ’’ I ter, like mother! — Luisa ovals from a 1-pound or i/t-pound Reese’s Pieces, pages crammed with recipes of all kinds. Some extend no local candidates to vote tions," said Neil Stalls- assessor and two auditors electioii. BLOOD think one of the reasons I Carvajal, Broomfield, plus $1.25 in check or money order. There is a as far back as 100 years, handed down through the WININCEIS 10 A B w d feel this way is because of Colo. limit of five posters per name and address. generations in the author’s family. PRESSURE i ANNE’S PLACE all of the shoppers I have A complete unisex hair Expires Aug. 30, 1983. WELCOME WAGON Mrs. Weist didn’t stop there. TAKEN BY salon. Anne has over 10 to listen to at work, who DEAR LUISA: The SPORTS CAMP CLINIC Here is a refund form to write for: A coupon for She painstakenly collected-and tried recipes from Wh«r« ChIMran a n tp«elal not fust a numbar A years experience in styi- just complain about "out­ proof is in the purchase, Prom Flowers — WANTS TO VISIT YOU < REGISTERED ing & cosmetics. a half-gallon of milk. Nabisco, Nestle Free Half Just engaged? New parent?- celebrities and famous restaurants and has included GET THE BEST FOR LESS rageous prices," and how but don’t take all the these in her books. The volumes are well worth the — 1 ; . ^ NURSE Gallon Milk Offer, P.O. Box 222, El Paso, Texas Corsages *5 to *1 ^ Moved? I’d like to visit you with they "hate” to shop. — credit. It’s probably 79977. This offer expires Sept. 30, 1983. ; price. And as a bonus the books have a bottom panel sign me a Happy Shopper somewhere in the genes. useful gifts and information. I’ll that can be flipped back to form an easel. GIRLS«BOYS«DAY CAMP For Appointment Coll 643-1443 or 646-78S9 Wristlets *1*0—*15 ^ also bring cards you can re­ GymnaallctaSoccera Baseball/Softball AT: LIGGETT PHARMACY and Agaa 4-16 Ao m 6-16 PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE All Prom Flowers deem for more gifts at local ; T H E N E W E S T of the volumes has recipes from RwTCrMt Swimming Latsons In our OlympleTmloar Pool THE businesses. It’s a friendly visit ;«everal former First Ladies — Rosalyn Carter, Lady 2 Sessions July S-1S ft July 18-29 TIRIE: EVERYTHURSDAY 5 PM TO 9 PM to help you get answers about MANCHESTER Spring meals with cheese ^ I r d Johnson and Pat Nixon. Mrs. Carter, of course, Call Bill WInInger 688-7712 or 646-3687 Co iDOntorad ai a COMMUNITY SERVICE by O % o f f o ^ ' town, goods and services. All ■gave some of her recipes for peanut butter pies. The at Loomis Chatfaa School Windsor i.OLT] PARKADF PHARMACY PARKADE HEALTH ft 811 MAIN ST. o n ly at.. free to you. other two, for favorite candies. 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X P E O P L E PHIL ROURA«TOM POSTER Senior News A B C on top V ------by a hair Manchester Sheltered Workshop Bakery EXCLUSIVE! First Senior Expo was great success 57 Hollitter Siraet (Bentley School) in Nielsens This column Is prepared ing the event, and the Open for Sales to the Public! t ones, so don’t miss it. and may be picked up at 34. by the staff at the Senior tam iiiai .-,v.es. Manchester Land Conser­ Lastly, to end our big the center or at the (loor FRIDAY SETBACK NEW YORK (UPI) - ABC topped last Citizens’ Center. It vation Trust for allowing week, we will be having a the night of the dance. GOLF SCORES: Jack SCORES: Bill Stone, 138; week’s ratings race by a whisper, but wound appears in the Manches­ us the use of Salter’s MON., WED. and FRI. up in a tie with NBtl just past the mid-poin( in dance starting at 7:30 If you have not attended Funk, 42, and Joe GrinO- Sam Schors, 133; Peter Bx-preticleiits a re ter Herald Wednesdays Pond. p.m. There will be door the May sweeps period. CBS led the sweeps by any of the prior events, vich, 43. Low Net — Joe Casella,- 130; Mina Johnna Klrklaiid plreyeltes out and Saturdays. Starting at 10 a m. at the 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. less than a rating point both in Nielsen and t prizes, refreshments and please attend Thursday or Klemas, 31;, Joe Desi­ Reuther, 130;' M ike Desi­ dOsting us a m int center we will have super music to dance by from mone, 128; Bill Brown, off sistor Oolsoy's loop shadow Arbitron measurements. Friday programs. They mone, 32; Bob Metcalf, For Further Information — Call 646-5718 bingo. There will be more Lou Joubert and his or­ will be fun-filled affairs 33; Art Call, 34; Roland 120; Helen Silver, 118; Very quietly, in an appropriation measure that took ef­ Weekly postings were aimost too ciose to By Joseph^ DImInleo W e all know that ballet stars be temperamental. But the bitterness prizes as well as larger chestra. Tickets are $2, with many smiling., and Masse, 34; Bruno Giulini, Martin Bakstan, 116. fect at the start o f the year, the three living former caii. ABC won with a rating 15.0 and an Activities Specialist presidents o f the United States were granted a $10,410 in­ between the Kirkland sisters, Gdscy and Johnu, is unusual, even for the audience share of 25, but CBS was close behind dance world. crease in the pensions they receive from U.S. taxpayers. at 14.7 and 25 and NBC was barely in its Greetings, lyiay 16-20 is The sisters started ballet school 25 years Former presidents Richard M. Nixon, Gerald R. Ford accustomed prime-time cellar at 14.5 and 24. known as Big Week. This and Jimmy Carter are now receiving $80,100 a year, as op­ ago in Pennsylvania. Gelsey, three years Nineteen days into the Arbitron sweeps past Monday we had our posed to the $69,630 per anum they received last year, younger, went on to become a star in New measurement, CBS led with 15.3over ABCand first “Senior Expo" with government documents show. York, sharing kudos with people like NBC, both of which' held at 15.0. By the close to twenty agencies O f course, the pension increases are separate from the Mikhail Baryshnikov, Rodolph Nnicycv 18-day-old Nielsen' yardstick, CBS was out in ■ that provide services to yearly stipends they receive to run their massive offices in 'a j^ Alexander Godunov. front at 15.4, NB& was second at 14.9 and ABC the elderly represented. ■esFor New York City, Rancho Mirage, Calif., and Plains, Ga., Her older sister, who couldn’t stand the was third at 14.8. Mary-Ellen Klinck, our REDEEMDOUBLE MANUFACTURERS' CENTS OFF COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR COUPONS VALUE. SEE STORES FOR DETAILS. VALID THRU SATURDAY, MAY 21 ST, 1983.^ i 'Urs respectively. TTiose Figures have also been hiked by the '. s constant comparisons made between herself Sweeps periods involve special' ratings new State Commissioner Congress. and Gelsey, left New York, went to Califor­ measurements independentiy made by the two on Aging was on hand to Carter leads the pack with a $397,500 appropriation to nia, and eventually joined the Los Angeles survey companies upon which ad rates at • view the center and to pay for this year’s office space, staff salaries, mailing Ballet. During their II years o f voluntary affiliate stations are based. partake in the festivities. Of the three networks, NBC showed the best privileges and travel expenses. Last year. Carter received separation, the dancers were seldom iden­ Thanks go to the Man­ $371,904. tified as sisters. sweeps improvement ever the same period chester Commission on iast year. The Peacock was up 13 percent, both Aging as well as Bill Rice, Nixon’s appropriation totals $348,500. Last year he But now Johnna, long resentful o f Gel- by Arbitron and Nielsen yardsticks. CBS was spent $311,313. Ford’s budget is $336,500. Last year, he sey’s stardom, is once again being com­ the chairman, for organiz­ #*P)T up 1 per cent and ABC was down 2 per cent. ing the affair. The attend­ spent $296,188. pared to Gelsey, and many ballet experts k aerartiMtf iiemt ■■ te<|wi'e4 to be featfdy eveilabie Iw C ^ remained the uncontested king of news ance was good and we ' “ **-*■** '. ^ * * etfreriiteq ptue m each A jP Store e ie e rie t The funds provided for ex-presidents also includes a $reeft.. O-Chicken Top Loins Cut Info Strip SiM k s lb . * On a recent episode of “ Laveme A Shirley,” it mention­ quet. Trophies were Leg Quarters been seen in the United States. John Calhoun, publicist for ed that it was being dedicated to Larry Breeding. Why?— awarded to golfers, Joe ■XTRAMR.D Q FRESHFRESH HOASTINOROASTING CHICKENSCHICKENS-3*/2 T04LBS OR FRESH-WHOLE BEEF LOIN-TOP LOIN-FORMERLV N Y. STRIP 4’^OQ Crown International Pictures, explains: “ We shot two end­ P W’.J.W., New Castle, Pa. is last straw Funke for low gross, 42; Colonial Franks Fryers Cut-Up 5 9 ‘ Perdue Chickens B on el^ Strip Steaks m 3 ings, one in which Jenny dies after undergoing an abortion Bob Metcalf, low net, 33, Actor-model Breeding died in a auto accident on Sept. i^O -SPE C lAL CUT OR MAPLE CURED HOWARD JOHNSON-OmCK FROZEN and the other in which the baby is aborted but Jenny lives. FR£SH-(eREAST 1.39 LB.) FRESHHBREAST 1.49 lLB.) b .) 28, 1982. He had played Laveme’s boyfriend on the hit and BrunoGiulini, 2nd low H b l7 9 After we completed the film, we previewed both versions in Colonial Bacon phg 1 Haddock Au Grautin show. The cast and producers wanted to express their for Pequot net, 34; and to pool cham­ Chicken Legs ,b 79 ' Perdue Chicken Legs Santa Barbara, Calif. The audiences seemed to like the hap­ pion Charlie Tarpinian for uMWTvur>ovncLca9>WAien8MOREO-SONELESS-WATER ADDEDAinicu -e OA PORK LOIN-EOUAL AM OUNTS OF CENTER CUT QUICK F R O Z E N -1 4 ^ . PKO. ^ Elizabeth and Wtlfredo Benitez: Newlyweds esteem for Breeding, thus the dedication. A Duly nice kLIAN VARtrrtES »O Z . PKQ. 1.99 py ending better, so a decision was made to release that ver­ winning the eight ball and gesture. NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — The expensive Colonial Shoulder Pork Butts »1 ^ Assorted Pork Chops B l«d « End A lb 1 lalk) Pepperoni Stick A&P S^dnkh Fish Portions P ’ sion o f the movie to theaters. Unfortunately, when the dinners, perfume and babysitting fees were rotation tournament here ■ S«rkMn End Chops CMUNX-FAietY P4X-HY LB. AVO. ROLL 4 W \ C ^ rncan movie was sold to cable T V in January, we made the at the center. BEEF 1-LB PKG. 139 ^ Iff was lova off ffirsff slghff bad enough, but state regulators drew the line Colonial Bologna or Liverwurst ib V 9 A&P Meat Franks P ’ ; F ’ *Cod or Scrod Fillet mistake o f releasing the version in which Jenny dies. That • • • when Pequot Gas Co. tried to charge Thanks also go to Julie HI Ann Page diked Bacon r ffor Wllffrado Baniffax w u aired in a number o f markets before we realized our Patulak and Helen Win­ ' FrM h Fish AvaileWe Wed., Thru Sat. ratepayers for a $440 ceramic basset hound. In Self Service Fish DepertmenL Xavier Cagal has quit leading his rumba orchestra to ters for preparing a fine Former Wqrld Boxing Council super welterweight box­ mistake. Since then, we’ve retrieved all o f the copies with The Department of Public Utility Control p H T C O T the sad ending and replaced it with the happy ending. But, I spend more time drawing caricatures. Some o f his told Pequot to revise its request for a $155,591, meal. We at the center YtE FARAa ing champion WUfiedo Benitez is not just a fighter, he’s also a lover. guess a lot o f people must have seen both versions and humorous works o f Spanish King Jnan Carloa and other or 14.5 percent, rate increase for 1,100 certainly hope you en­ OT become confused.” government leaders have been exhibited in Madrid. If customers in shoreline Stonington. joyed the affair. A& P Don’t think so? Ask his childhood sweetheart, Elizabeth. Cugie were not so well loved in Spain, he might have to The canine ceramic, purchased by Pequot Today the seniors are They were secretly married recently. Benitez, who hopes to To say the least, but that’s Hollywood. OraOrange Juice Blue Bonnet worry ... What do Hollywood actor Pat Harrington, New President Lawrence M. Sullivan for office taking a trip to Old Hadley I grab Marvin Hagler's middleweight crown later this year, ENRICHENRtCHI ED W IT H VITA M IN C Hampshire Gov. John Sannna and Aaastaslo Somoza, decor, was one of the many extravagant Village and the Log Cabin said he first met Elizabeth in Pueno Rico when she was 12 Margarine I saw Paul Michael Glaser in the TV production of former President o f Nicaragua, have in common? They’re expenses by the company the DPUC ruled to and from past comments and he was 17. It was love at first sight. But he had to wail QUARTERS “ Wail Till Your Mother Comes Home.” He looked graduates o f the LaSalle Military Academy on Long Island, disallow during a recent rate case. of individuals who have until she was 19 before tying the knot. been there, I ’m sure they N .Y ., and will star at a reunion o f old grads celebrating the The company was ordered by the DPUC to Benitez is the youngest boxing champion in history, get “ its house in order” and a supplementary had a good time. school’s centennial on May 14 at St. Patrick’s Cathedral... 12-oz. having annexed the World Boxing Association’s junior- Puoplu Excluahwl anawara tlw moat Intaraatbig hearing on a new rate filing was scheduled, Since we had such a Bob Hope still gets laughs with his golf joke on former can A welterweight title in 1976 when he was only 17. But he’U quaaliona from raadara.'Sand yours to ua eara of Ihia large response to the nawapapar. PresidenI Gerald Ford, whom he calls “ an unemployed “ The authority is appalled by the type and proudly tell you that the greatest conquest o f his life was amount of expenses the company seeks to Radio City, New York pkgs. getting Elizabeth to say “ 1 do.” In Spanish, o f course. ei9 «3 a y nuBUNE c o m p a n y s y n d ic a t e , in c . president.” Says Bob: “ He had a bad day today on the trip, we will be putting on 220 Easi 42nd Sfren, New York. N.Y. 10017 course. He didn’t hit a soul.” charge ratepayers..." DPUC Commissioners I’ m/un Sptvials Edythe Gaines, Marvin Loewith and Thomas a third bus. The cost is $16 Fitzpatrick said in a recent statement. and includes admission to l)air> Spocials the “ Summer Spectacu- Banquet 9 9 FLORIDA YELLOW TENDER A » qqc CALIFORNIA SWEET JWCV lai;” show and transporta­ Sweet Com in hurt Navel Oranges 6 . 9 9 ' ASSORTED FLAVORS Blackstone the magician iearned his iart from LBJ tion. Lunch is on your Fried IOlicken FLORIDA SOLID FIRM LARGE JLNCV-CAUFORNIA-FLORIOA own. The trip will leave FRENCH BREAD Cucumbers 5J\ Hood Swiss io%<» Lemons or Limes 6 . 9 9 ' Y By Kenneth R. Clark for New York on June “ I don’t mean that in a FIRM-RED RIPE U.S. N0.1-TEX ASSLICE RS various local PBS listings, profession himself. He is claims he bends spoons Stouffer Cheese Pizza pEg. Style Yogurt UPI TV Reporter negative way, but he was which is what he was prior last tim e they chose some­ , 28th. Sign up is in the nationwide. marketing a line of magic and repairs watches by the world. Now if that isn’t FRENCH BREAD Tube Tomatoes Jumbo Spanish Onions 2 . 5 9 ' ASSORTED FLAVORS ^ a man who understood the to his American tours.. body to lead the world, he office. The great prestidigita­ kits bearing his name and the telekinetic power of a messiah complex, I phg. . Dannon Yogurt NEW YORK - Harry “ He looked at me in all was from the same part of ' Thursday is our big day. Stouffer Pepperoni Pizza IN O IL O R W A T E R art of misdirection — of tor is as nimble with he recently signed on with never heard one.” s l ic e d ^ Blackstone Jr. grew up in his mind, and Blackstone seriousness and said the M ayor Stephen Penny will REGULAR D aradeofsavi making the eye watch ‘A ’ words as he is with his Pepsi-Cola Corporation the m agical world o f his came away disturbed. be here with a proclama­ Aunt Jemima French Toast ^ 7 9 A & P ^ u n k A& P Swiss Cheese 55 P ’ when the dirty work was fingers. for its “ now you see it, ^®"'OREWIDE *" 6VfOZ. \ BREAKSTONE “I asked Mr. Geller C ie iA M O N ' father, ‘The Great Black­ going on at ‘B.’ He made tion designating M ay 16-20 ca n “ Magic is the second now you don’t” ad why, if this was his great Be it ever so humble Light Tuna Temptee Cream Cheese SS 99^ stone,” but he didn’t get people think everything as senior citizen week as Aunt Jemima French Toast x79‘ oldest profession,” he campaign. ability, he did nothing SMALL OR LARGE CURD into the business until a was going just great when TEMPE, Ariz. (UPI) — the streets, has been ar=- well as awarding certifi­ REGULAR OR PINK j Del Monte said. “ It’s been around But there is one form of more than bend spoons the woman was arrested Success White Rke president of the United we all know what was A woman who thought life rested because she didn’t cates of appreciation to all Sealtest Cottage Cheese ’55 9 9 ' since the beginning of “ advertising” h.e heartily and keys with it,” he said. for failing to appear in A& P Lemonade 4 t^.o9 Vegetable Sale OCUCIOU8 rKrwi’b States refined the art for going on in Cambodia.” in a $33 storage locker was pay her traffic tickets. our senior volunteers. A f­ recorded time. disapproves — the kind by “ I mean, that seems to be Traffic Court in Phoenix. Kellogg’s Raisin Bran 2 ” him. Blackstone, who now better for her 8-year-old The child was taken into terwards, we will have a Health & Beauty Aids Hood Choco Good Drink "tST' 89^ And the world’s oldest which such people as the ,a waste o f a great power. ICEOTEAOR “ I worked quite some travels the show-business profession? ji(aughter than sleeping on protective custody when professional magician, self-proclaimed Israeli “ He said he was chosen nimiimnmmny^iQOLOiocimi time for Lyndon Johnson circuit, has been misdi­ Charlie Hayden, who just Sunsweet Prune Juice *SJ* P ’ H o ^ Fruit Drinks rtT' 5 9 ' “ Advertising,” he said “psychic,” Uri Geller, by the ‘seven great intelli­ as broadcast personnel, recting eyes with dazzling 2 returned from doing a with a straight face. “ It seek celebrity status for gences’ of the universe to Director’s .Sen ice Fish Dept. and I think I learned more effect ever since, and - show in Las Vegas. 1799 • WbM«IIWN«t Safeguard Deodorant Soap 2 ^ 1 was used to sell the second skills that are more than be their representative, e a c h FRESH LIVE -ALL SIZES about the art of deception "M agic!!!" — his latest Hayden will be at the Chair oldest profession. ” mere sleight of hand. and I said, ‘why do you 8NOWCASC WITH WOODEN HANOLE8-10* 1 17' 1 13* from him than I did from foray into television — . center all afternoon enter­ Maine Lobsters Blackstone isn’t bad at Blackstone once con­ 279 P&Q Paper Plates 'IST 9 9 ' FRESH CUT my father." he said. think they chose an Israeli Double Grid Hibachi now is playing under selling the second oldest fronted Geller, who taining the audience as SINGLE PLY music hall performer’ — well as performing a or Scrod Fillet ytWtTtHOWOWiY ' PEAR MALVES-160Z, C A N OR Coronet Napkins '5? 7 9 FRESH DELICIOUS LEMON nightclub act on stage Vaseline Petroleum Jelly ' xT P ’ u iin p Del Monte Fruit Cocktail cling Sole Fillet ' afterwards. 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Joseph Milton Ask for.... — a n m m i- the gift of abundant living. ' .Iiidqe of Probate 2nd Congregational Church Denise t IK — M ANCHhSTKH HERALD, Wednesday, May 18, 1983 M .\M IIESTKK HERALD. Wt‘dnfs(lj>. Muy 18, 198:i - 19 Wednesday TV Advice

(S> > Conn. Sports EdKIon nessmen and eete out to destroy Four young people fight a grot­ 6:00 P.M. 11:00P.M. those who snubbed her. Jennifer esque monster in e Coloredo sil­ @ 1 - Soledad Serie dramatics. C£) CD GD Si) ^ - News Jones, Chertton Heston, KerfMal­ ver mine. 1981. Rated R. Libertad Lamarque. CD CD C D 9 9 9 - Nawa Maiy-September romance may help youth to season CSD ~ Three’s Compeny den. 1952. ® - Entertainment Tonight Wednesday CD-M*A*8*H 2:1SA.M. CD - B.J. and the Bear 12:15A.M. ' S ) - Busirtess Report CD - Baraiy HHI ^Row 9 - MOVIE: ‘Goodbya. DEAR ABBY: This is GD -^effareons ® - Odd Couple 9 - MOVIE: ‘Caaay'a EmmanuaHa' Emmanuala and learned it yet: how to keep Now let’s hear it from a My advice to "Heart­ ‘I am 43 and do not between you and "M ary.” 7:30 P.M. her huaband play tha Raid until a regarding “ Heartsick (8 ) Play Your Best GoH Trou­ 9 - ESPN SportsCantar Shadow’ A horse trainer end Ns his mouth shut. Parisian: sick Mother" would ))e: especially wish to have an the following: ^ w a n t to ble Shots.' CD - PM Magazine family stake all their hopes on a stranger makat it a whole new Mother,” whose good- Try not to identify with the affair with an 18-year-old clear the air, so I hope you Sam Elliot has the good sense ( 9 - Hot Spota Tonight's pro­ baK^m a. Sylvia Kriatal. 1980. TIGHT-LIPPED 9$ - MOVIE: St. H 0l . n i - An CD - All In the Family young foal. Walter Matthau, Al­ looking, intelligent, 18- boy. But this is a matter of will give me permission to not to tall in love when he’s trail­ gram fasturat Night Ckib muaic exis Smith. 1978. Rated PG. Rated R. IN LOUISVILLE DEAR AB B y: As a woman your son is having BO-year-old outdoorsman re­ CD - Muppet Show and e m a rta im ^ t. (80 min.) year-old son admitted Frenchwoman 1 belong to the affair with, and exam­ taste and eircurnstanees. tell Mary that her as- fuses to leave his resort when'a ing a murderer, but it is hard to 9 - M O V IE : 'Th . Boogsy; 12:30 A.M. that he was having an D e a r A b b y M A D A M E M IN geologist predicts a volcanic di­ CD - Family Feud maintain when Katherine Ross is 9 - Faathrartif^Falth Man' A young woman retumi to DEAR ABBY: What’s a culture where a love ine your rather natural sumpt ion was wrong and I C D - Mary Hartman, Mary affair with the mother of . saster. Art Carney. David Huff­ CD - Benny Hill Show a distraction In TRAVIS 9 - Honsymoonara tha scone of a crime where aha, wrong with a 41-year-old affair between a young but ambiguous jealousy. B ERKELEY did not intentionally snub Hartman one of his friends. (She man, Cassie Yates. 1981. Rated (9 ) “ Major League Baseball: MCQEE. to air Wednesday. May 9 - Sporta Tonight finds the ghost of a murderad Abigail Van Buren woman keeping company man and pn older woman Of course, that means CONFIDENTIAL TO her. Because if you don’t, PG. C D 9 - ABC News On# on man. Suzsntu Love, Ron Jamsa,. Boston at Toronto 18 on ABC. was 41 and divorced.) with an 18-year-old boy? doesn’t shock anybody. In facing real feelings in­ INNOCENT AND MIS- I intend to do so without 9 - PoUcula: 'Trai do la Crui One John Carradine. 1980. Rated R. O ) - USA Cartoon Express - ESPN SportsCenter CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME stead of responding only your permission." Ro|a' CD-UoOatwdor ^ You told the mother to Any single woman over fact, it is the best way for a .lUDGED IN B.C.: Tell ( 9 - Living Faith G9) - Sports Look 2:30A.M. to puritanical ethics im­ your "best friend,” who ' P.S. A "best friend” 9 - TwUlght Zorw 9 - Star Trak point out the pitfalls of 40 knows that most single young man to learn about (St - Star Trek 9 - S o a p ® 1983Compulog CD - CBS News NIghtwMch' men over 40 are eccentric, sex and life. It is also posed upon society and carried the tale to you that who causes trouble quali­ 9 - Butineea Report 9 - MOVIE: 'Daad Man Don't JIP such an - ffa ir—or ask his & - Studio See S ) - Croaifira understood that such an cultural environment. destroyed the friendship fies as "no friend." Wear PtaM' A private eye la hired 9 - ESPN SportsCantar older bi'othnrs to. What selfish, cheap and intimi­ •* Reporter 41 9 - M-A'S'H 11:30 P.M. by a lady to rind her missino pitfalls? That arrange­ helped me overcome my PENED: The mail is dated by a contemporary affair is not intendecl to CD 9 ) - NBA Confaranca ® - Croaafira ------1 - S ) - M-A-S-H 9 ® - MacNail-Lahrar father. Steve Martin. Rachel ment can be the best thing shyness. She also taught running lO-to-l in your woman. iLSt forever. Pleyoffi^ Teams to ' bo Ward. 1982. Rated PG. ® - D r W ho Report Uiat ever happened to her me how to be a lover and a favor. Read on: Eighteen-year-old men ' The older woman is For Your Memorial Day Needs — May 30 Announced 9 - NBA Arm WraatHng Cov- (8 ) - Trampa Para un Sonador 3:00 A.M. gentleman. are delightful compan-' more mature, more sensi­ 6:30 P.M. WAraVd%W.V?a%?a!AVaVa!a;. CD-Baratta ' erage of events from Lae Veget, son. Un hombre se encuentra entre el C D - World Vision BpwM I have no regrets. She DEAR ABBY: “ Heart­ ions. They are open, hon­ tive ■ and more realistic C5) - WKRP in Cincinnati amor de dos mu)eres. Antonio CD ® - Nightline Nevada. (60 min.) I ’m a nappiiy married W V 9 GARDENS a Texas border town to rob a lo­ 9 - Voica of Faith filled my needs and 1 filled sick Mother” doesn't est, warm and unaffected. than a teen-age girl. Such (X) - C B S N e w . Grimau. Cristina Alberto, Dora . 9 - Lucai sented in this concert filmed at CD - Hawaii Ftva-O ( 8 ® - Late Night with David middle-aged man. I was a Prince. cal railroad for their last shot at the Hollywood Pallsdium. Letterman David is joined by Rita ® - Fraaman Reports hers. Every l8-year-old know when she’s well off. And they’re wonderful an experience can be (S ) - Bantay Millar glory. William Holden, Ernest 9:00 P.M. GD - Saturday Night Uva' painfully shy 18-year-old 9 - Match Game ( 3 ) * Sunday at the King'e Mae Brown and Kirk Nurock. (60 9 - Ounemoke boy should have the kind That 41-year-old woman lovers! enriching without leading 0 2 - Int'l. Racquatball Cham. Borgnine, Robert Ryan. 1969 G$-Hooker The world of prosti­ CD CD - Country Comae Home House min.) boy when I went away to of deal I had. has probably taught her I am a 40-year-old to one of those silly 18) ® - NBC Nawi 9 - Barney Milter @ ) - Prime News Mac Davis hosts this celebration tution is examined In tNs docu- 3:30 A.M. college. A buxom little of America's country music. (2 @ ) - Freeman Reports mentwy. 1:00 A.M. IT HAPPENED son a lot. But there's a widow, but you may sign marriages between two w w o o d i a n a 12$ - Untam ad'W orid 9 - People's Court ® ® - Real People Tonight's GD - PKA FuN Contact Karate hrs.) 9 9 Quincy investi­ widow in her 60s — the inexperienced, immature NUmorial Dny Coleri program features Abe Lincoln - Quincy ® • Mery Hartman, Mery C D - Hogan’s Heroes IN CAMBRIDGE something every man me... (8 ) - Noticiaro Naciqnal SIN 8:0e^.M. gates the slaying of a smalMown 3 --Sports Probe landlady in the rooming look-alikes, the Ctydesdate CD - The Merv Show Hartman C D - Peychic Pherwmena should learn, and appar­ LIKES ’EM YOUNG teen-agers. (Of course, Rad— WMt«— Pink Noticias nacionales con Guillermo C D C D - E 'T . and Friends ‘Mag­ bully. (60 min.) Horses and a restaurant owner house where I stayed — d e a r it HAP­ IN L.A. Restrepo. ical Movie Visitors.' Robin Wil­ CD 9 - MOVIE: 'Travia (S) - Croesfke (8) - Despedida 3:45 A.M. ently her kid hasn't there are exceptions.) who feeds 200 needy children McGee* A man becomes in­ 9 - MOVIE: 'North by liams hosts this entertaining look o ® - Tonight S h o w Johnny ® - Film 3 - Hooker The worid of p 9 - MOVIE: -Girlfriands’ breakfast every day. (R) (60 min.) volved in a web of intrigue, when Northweat’ A Madiso^ Avenue When her roommate moves out at our vision of life in the cosmic is joined by Bob Newliart and An­ he attempts to salvage a friend's advertising man is misiWen for a tution is examined in tNs < an aspiring photographer is left to future. (R) (60 min.) 9 - MOVIE; On Goldan Pond' thony Quinn. (60 min.) 1:30 A.M. mentary. reputation. Sam Elliott. Vera CIA agent. Cary Grant, Eva Marie Three generations confront each C D “ Chico end the Man make it on her own in Manhattan. CD - PM Magazine Miles, Katherine Ross. Saint. 4pmes Mason. 1959. ® " Independent Network ® - MOVIE; 'PerwMwl Beet' > GERANIUMS $ Melanie Mayron, Eli Wallach. A n­ other during a vacation at a New Newt Reader asks, what is COLD, and Ggronium Nmiors 79 ( C D ® - Fall Guy Colt becomes 9 - MaoNoK-Lahror Report G D - Independent Network yo u i^ Olympic athlete discovers ita Skihner. 1978. Rated PG. England cottage. Katharine 9 9 - - Facts of Life Natalie’s News a pawn for a policeman. (R) (60 bum, Henry Fonda, Jane Fonda. mother comes for a visit. 9 - 2 4 Horae 12:00 A.M. the joy end pain of competition. AN Colors - 3/2.99 ® • Jefferaorvs min.) Mariel Hemingway, Scott Glenn, 1981 Rated PG. (2) - La Carabine de Ambroeio 9 - Auto Racing '83: USAC ( 3 Men's Oymnastice: & - ABC News (E) - Thu Thraa Latter Word: Rueeia vs. Penn State Patrice D o n n ^ . 1982. Rated R.s Memorial Day Cemetery BasKets, Window Boxes GB - MOVIE: -Rrat You Ciy' A 9 ® - Tha DHfarent Comedia musical presentando a Tax Louis Rukayser hosts this Sprlnti - Huhnan Classic from Rustic Pots, Potted Chrysanthemums. IS) • Over Easy ^ news correspondent undergoes a Drummer: Blecke In the Fito Giron, Ofelia Guilmain, Javier look at the controversy surround­ Tom Hauta, IN 3 - Dr James Scott what should be done about it? Gloxinias, Calla Lilies. Azaleas. 'mastectomy that shakes up her Military ‘The Unknown Soldier.' Lopez y Gina Montez. ing the proposed constitutionel ( 3 - NBC News Overnight 4:00A.M. African Violets. Tuberous Begonias m 9 - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ 7:00 P.M. emotions, her marriage and her 5/9.99 First of 3 parts. Archiva) materi­ ® - The Meet Endangered amendment to balance the fed­ gram looks at tha hottaat trends C D - World Vision Special Q ) - CBS Nawa outlook on living. Mary Tyler als, documentary films and inter­ Thousandp ol Foliage A Houaeplania Bpeclee 'Dr. Denton Cooley.' Dr. eral budget. (60 min.) and parformart in the world of 2:00 A.M. (3D - Candid Camara Moore, Richard Crenna, Jennifer views are used to explore the role Colorful Hanging Fushias. Lantanas. CD (B - M*A*S*H Cooley’s treatment of a seven- antartainmam. QD - CBS News Nightwratch DEAR DR. LAMB: 1 many people that means and feel so he knows what Warren. 1978 of blacks in the military. (60 min.) 10:15 P.M. 9 - NBA Arm WrMtNng Cov­ stopping smoking. Ci­ is going on but cannot Verbena. Geraniums Petunias. Etc CD - Muppat Show year-old boy with congenital 9 - MOVIE: 'Bad Baacomb' C D ' MOVIE: ’Cutting Looaa* A erage of svsnta from Laa Vagaa, was told by my doctor 9 - ESPN/Don King Boxing [Closed Captioned] 9 - MOVIE: 'Looping' The re- 8 d ) - ABC Nawa heart defects is profiled. (60 min.) Notorkxia bandit and partner take satirical look at todey'e high Nevada. ( M mkt.j <' today that I have chronic garette smoking is a fre­ speak or move. The doctor Giwe Her R ioie Gordti - JckIisow A Ftriciwi Rottt 7,95 up Special This special features 9 - MOVIE; -Pataonal Baaf A ietionships within e cemiva) refuge with Mormont. Wallace school world as seen through a quent factor in chronic says he has narcolepsy C D - Soap Larry Haley and Bruce Curry in a young Olympic athlete discovers 9:30 P.M. family become compDcated when (8) - Newenight Update > obstructive pulmonary Baary.M wyafel O'Brisn, Marjorie struggling student who tries to bronchitis. Most long­ and cataplexy. QS (8) - Nawa 12-round WBC Junior Welter­ the joy and pain of competition. 9 9 - Taxi Jim buys the les- they hire e stripper to Increese change the system in which he - Newt disease with chronic bron­ Your Health VEGETABLE ptAHt weight Championship bout. Mariel Hemingway, Scott Glenn, tsurant next door to the cab com­ their profrts. Shelley Winters, doesn't fit. Harold Green, PNI Ca- term smokers have some What causes these at­ 9 - 1983 Praaknaia Praviaw Sydney Rome. 9 - NoMttnight 9 - MDVIE:'D n Oaklan Pond' chitis. He didn’t explain it ® - MOVIE; 'Silent Rage’ A Patrice Donnelly. 1982. Rated R. pany. telli. Rhonda Spdz. '1980. degree of chronic tacks? Is there a cure? AND 140^^ 9 - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ Three ganaratlont confront asch' to me or I didn’t under­ homicidal madmarf terrorizes a 9 - MOVIE; 'Tha Marcut- 9 9 - MOVIE: 'Tha Outlaw gram looks at the hottest trends - Qabrial y Qabrtala C D - Tom Cottle Up Cloee other during a vacation at a New. stand what ifr»was. He Lawrence Lamb, M.D. bronchitis. What are the best medica­ Texas town. Chuck Norris, Toni Neleon Murders’ This film is 10:30 P.M. Josay Walas’ A n ex- up and performers in the world of C D - Joe Franklin Show England conage. Katharkta H a p -' You need to have an tions? He has been on BEDDING^LANTS’ Kalem, Ron Silver. Rated R. based on a factual case, the 10:00 P.M. C D - Newark Reality Confederate soldier seeks venge­ bum, Henry Fonda, Jana Fonda.' acted like it was nothing w . entertainment. ance when N s family end home annual flu shot because Dexedrine and then on 9 - Professional Boxirtg Cov­ Wylie-Hoffert murders, instru­ CD-Nawa QD-Nawa G D - MOVIE; ’FIra Over 1981. Rated PG. serious and said there was G 9 * Festival of Faith erage of boxing is presented from mental in leading to the 1966 Su­ are destroyed. Clint Eastwood, England’ A young man avenges flu can be much more Ritalin. Hardy Evergreen Reg. 9.95 C D - New Jaraay Report 9 - Showcaaa no medication ur treat­ ® ® - AHce Madison Square Garden, New preme Cdurl's Mranda decision Chief Den George. Sondra Locke. Ns father’s death by becoming s dangerous to people with 1970. (S) - Independent Natworh 9 - Bualnaaa Raport 1976. Rated PG. spy for Queen Elizabeth. Laur­ 4:30A.M. ment to help me breathe s p e c i A ' - (S ) - Moneyline York, NY. (3 hrs.) your problems. And in Newt ence Olivier, Vivien Leigh, Flora G D - Abbott end CoeteBo easier. Sometimes my DEAR READER: That AZALEAS 9 - MOVIE: 'Tha Wild Bunch' 9 - MOVIE; 'Ruby Gantry' A l 8 ) - Henry Fortda: The Man 8:30 P.M. • Richard Pryor Live on the 10:45 P.M. girl from the wrong side of the Robson. 1937. lungs hurt and breathing some patients a carefully is a good description of Spreading „ and His Movies A gang of aging outlaws ride into COLD, includes emphy­ Chronic bronchitis is S ) - Card Burnett and Frienda Sunset Strip Pryor's wH is pre- 9 - Raportar 41 tracks marries ■ wealthy busi­ 9 - MOVIE: 'The Boogans' is very difficult. Are there planned exercise and pos­ narcolepsy and cata­ sema and those clinical inflammation of the bron­ ture training program is plexy. Narcolepsy is char­ any answers? conditions where there is chi and is the cause of a JUNIPERS 2gll ,fo, NOW eENTt£MEN. X HAVE HAP ' DEAR READER: Per­ helpful. acterized by short attacks £ ENOUGH AREUMENTE. I an obstruction of the air chronic cough. The two 5 / 3 3 .9 S haps you misunderstood DEAR DR. LAMB: My of sudden sleep in contrast g WANT yPUR PECI510N flow into and out of the conditions are often found BRIDGE ASTRO your doctor. Studies of father has a sleeping to hypersomnia which is See Us for All your gardening plants, tools, NOWl small air sacs in the lungs. together. YOUR COMPLETE recordings of conversa­ sickness which causes at­ prolonged or excessive fertilizer, landscaping needs, pots, baskets, Most pulmonary spe­ tacks at any time. After he sleep over long hours. GARDEN CENTER GRAPH tions between patients The difficulty in exhaling cialists would tell you seeds, insecticides, gloves^^ ^atlo blocks, and doctors have shown may produce forceful ex­ sleeps for 1.5 minutes or Cataplexy often is asso­ trees, bulbs, etc. 643-8474 there are a lot of impor­ less he is fine, until ciated with narcolepsy. that is oftenHiqcase. piration. The condition tant things that need to be I ’m sure youK^octor can lead to a significant another attack strikes. Both care caused by some done. You need to be Also when he gets mad, disorderin the brain func­ Coffin coup d k x a r thinks your p rob l^, is decrease in the amount of protected against any res­ serious but may n'o^hye oxygen available. That in laughs at something tion. The sleep rhythms or piratory infections. And funny or gets excited, stages of sleep of the brain games and has named the TM on' ♦86432 ing year ao that you wM atwayal have a little tucked away to« PRESENTING. . . 4 A K Q 6 The bidding is typical of earW aggressive contract deal with any unexpactad; W W PONT YOU WANT lIHEV'RE ANGRY. ) BUT WE REPRE W E S T e a s t expenses. , HOLOITt BEFORE bidding on George’s part ■rlSp TO SHORE J MY BOY.' THEY J S E N T T H E M f ♦ 109 8 4 4 6 WE DO THAT, I while North bid rather con­ TAURUS (Apts a04Hay 20) Be] AN' HEAR WHAT / COULD DO US THEY HAVE A ♦ 8 4171343 O G O T S O M E T H IN G servatively with his big very careful today about- T H ip S E f o l k s HAVE ) BODIIV HARM.' / ^ H T TO COMPLAIN ♦ AKgi8l7 4 J 5 becoming Involved In ventures’ T'SAY.'T ^ ^ ------r^iF THEY DOTT UKE T1 S A Y / hand. In any event, a grand 4 8 3 4 J1092 slam is cold with the North- which are speculative or rtaky.: summb; kickoff e n l A l O ONHAT WEIRE DOING! m S O U T H South cards if trumps break Outward appearances could be' PETER’S TREE SERVICE extremely deceptive. Order; TODAY THRU SUNDAY 4 A 7 5 3 2 3-2. A now: The NEW Aatro-Gnqihr 4 K Q J1 0 2 George ruffed the dia­ Matchmaker wheel and booklal} ♦ -- - - mond lead and played •GUARANTEED# which revaala romantic comM-r 475 4 dummy’s king-queen of nations. compatlbHItlaa for Mt^ LOWER PRICES - EXCELLENT LAWNS trumps. East showed out and Vulnerable: Neither slons, tallt how to gal along’ FREE ANALYSIS AND ESTIMATES the ^and slam had disap­ with others, finda rising signa,) W CM n IT fM l£U ____HNEY____ TNM_ YOU CM DO, IT.. YOUMCLF______ID TNM...... AIT. OTHEROT UWN CARE COMPANY. Dealer: South peared into thin air. In fact, « » n c n tM M L ITU F MD ROOUKU RF ..... CAM WtllOH WOOR TOOCTIH WITH STATE AOIICULTUK EXPERt- hidden quamisB, pkia more.. M T A L PBUORKL______M l REKMCR MCMIZA1 ^ _ « TO fim YOU THE K IT P O tM lE UMIH CARE 0EIV1GE] West North East Sot six looked doubtful, but after Mall $2 to Astro-Graph, Box’ H mM X i iO------fE I PLUM LAWO C M K YOURS WITH A PM6RAMICIEHYIFICAUV DEItflXEl TO SINT YOUi NEEDS' A tPLENOlO FREE! some thought, George found u uR iin n fT M R S U lT S Y O U C M COURT IHATIICOMPMAOUPMCUCOttltTOF; WEED CDHTOOLMSECTOONTOOtfUNBUI 14 489. Radio aty Station, N.V.: MKAUlAlfCIRTOOL SOIL IHPOOVEMBTI M l BUM CEMERTKUITNilFrT AREAS. _ 34 Pass 34 a way to make his small 10019. 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I maintenance of my lawn. - b o ttle l N o and Jamet Jacoby George could now run CANCER (Jana 21-JaIy 22)] I □ ! would like a free estimate regarding a lawn care program suit- pu fch a se hearts and then clubs. West Keep pace with your work and < necessary | J able to my n e e d s s e r v i c e /p e r m a l a w n d i v i s i o n , In the early '30s they could take his high trump responsibilities today, or you] w hile ^ at least as much any time he wanted to, but might fall ao far behind you’d * [ ______I supplies lost. as chess at the Boston that would be the only trick be unable to catch up. Makitain * Chess Club. for the defense. George Coffin played both (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) LEO (M y 2S-Aug. 22) mdiffar- anca or caraiassnaas could coat you In your pockeibook today. Manage your reaourcM sen so''^ todays as.carafuHy as your blandly banker would. vnO O (Aug. 2I-Eapt 22) Lim­ CROSSWORD it the number of bona you have hi the fire today. If you attempt loo much at one tbiw. you aren't apt to make your dtm it. to > A Y 5 N O M O R E ACROSS 6 Move quickly Aniwar to Pravioua Puzzle Hnas. 7 Conjunction URRA (Sapt. 2|.4>eL im Be ^YNcopAHoNf 1 Tatty (Gar.) opthnlatlc today, but be sura to 8 ChaMwith 8 Balance base your hopes upon raaNatlc fhaivss unitaadily premlaea. Counting on bkjo sky 11 Cams to tsrrot 9 Wrinkle ■ where you MiouMn't might t3 Fsrmantation prove cHaappobitlng. 10 Songt K T ftctoiy SCORPIO (Oet 24410*. 22) 14 Enough 12 Group of two H o A N Financial commitmsnta ahould Thawb s-ie 16 Reclaim not be made knpuWvaly today. OiMbyMKA Me ntHBB OB PM hTWOM 13 Sinn^ N E 16 Graak lattar agtinat You might be asking for trouble (P>) 18 Of God (Lit) If you dive in wtthout drat lael- 17 TuimoM 21 Puffed Ing the water. IB Make into 23 Pauabla (2 SAOITTARHIS (Nov. 2S«ae. leather DON'T BC7rHERAAEK10W,..I'M VDU'RE W Rm N6 Wffti B01H H A H D S f) VD&NB wdt.) » ) Be on your beat behavior’ 20 Longa (at) 25 Map today, particularly M you-r« B U $ V ! 22 Uir I R m ARM ID 27 Of thipt 37 Devotion of 43 Fottuna tallara •round parsons who could (TMAMBIPEXTROU^. 23 Loch in % OFF ether help or hurl your career 50 (abbr.) nina daya Scotland 48 Maaaura of 29 Scramblad 38 Cutting Your acUont w « te THE BEST BUYS ANYWHERE! 24 Rollick land (metric) obaarvad. 33 Lllarary man inttnimanta ' 26 Snub CAPRI^(0«l.aM M I.M , 28 Oil (luffix) 34 Upper 39 Frad Attaira'a ** LARGE, VARIED ASSORTMENT 36 High priaat of titter 51 Frop pent leave Important maltars 30 Taka a maal to chance today. Luck could be 2nd Pair of 31 Sunflowtr Itraal 41 Reading table 52 Food fith a trifl. fickla. whHe k A n T y S ; atata (abbr.)' 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A FOOTUOU?. 60 Dolman 30 GOODWU fK«. white those you toS^cdSl 53 Ogled 21 on may. 64 Sharper 32 ALSO FIND SIMILAR SAVINGS IN OUR PLUS DEPARTMENTS 1 / A m (Haiali 214lpiS IS) 66 Want attray 13 34 35 66 Smah 37 34 RMhar than a A ottiara to do AND FASHION BUG PLUS STORES. ttOnge for you today, M wW be Retal Stores M 40 41 42 43 DOWN ‘O' ywNAN. Evan If they help, you may stw have 44 41 4e MANCHESTER 1 Glad to redo thdr work. ' Usp youf Fashion Buq- 47 41 40 •0 I t 2 Nattier 12 1095 Main Stratt Kmart Plaza Charininq Shoppos Chargr.' Catd 3 City in Shop 9 M l - S PM M Iy VISA Of M.tsiPtCHiil _ Califomia II •4 4 Mtrah A D exclusive fa shion |g ■NtW LONDON MALL 1-95 •I l i one of which you haven’t vat Manchester, Ct. FASHION BUS 6 However ID seen a copy. ' NEW LONDON, CT 06326 20 - MANCHKSTKR HKRAl.D, Wednesday, Muy 18, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 18, 1983 - 21 Residents speak out for Hearing slated Illegal meetings Bearce garage location on cable tower of school board? BOLTON — The Connecticut Siting Council will BOLTON — The Freedom of Information Commis­ B U S IN E S S /classified This is the best way to pay out a tax and the non-central location. hold a public hearing June 8 on the application by sion will meet next Wednesday to decide whether By Sarah E. Hall United Cable Television Corp. of Eastern executive sessions the school board held Nov. 30 and Herald Correspondent dollar,” she said at the hearing. But Holmes indicated that the Town Council Chairwoman Joan “ major attributes” of the site — Connecticut to erect a head-end station and Dec. 9 were illegal and whether documents discussed A. Lewis also emphasized the low cost, the large building, and 62-foot reception tower on Route 44. at those meetings should be disclosed. p /n B r ie f COVENTRY - "The Bearce The hearing will be held in the Community Hall The commission will convene its meeting at 2 p.m. building meets the needs of they potential cost-savings represented appropriate zoning — more than How Social Security law affects you starting at 7 p.m. in the Freedom of Information Hearing Room, located public works department: the by the proposed garage site, which made up for the drawbacks. He has been appraised at $165,000. “ If went on to assure residents that the According to company representatives at­ at 30 Trinity St. in Hartford. ^Bearce property is affordable," Terming it ” a happy day for America,” President the delayed retirement credit will be increased by > / S i Stimson we had to go out and construct a “ moderately well-drained soil” on tended last month’s Zoning Commission meeting, A commission hearing officer has recommended said Town Council Steering Com­ Reagan signed the bipartisan Social Security Reform of 1 percent every other year until it reaches 8 percent new building, the costs would far one side of the Bearce building the town has no power to affect the application. that the executive sessions be deciared illegal. She mittee head Betsy Paterson at bill into law late last month and added that the law per year for workers reaching 65 after 2007. No promoted exceed what has been proposed," would allow for a “ suitable” septic Since cable TV is regulated as a public utiiity in has further recommended that the commission order Tuesday night's hearing- on the demonstrated ’ ’for all time our nation’s ironclad delayed retirement credits are given after age 70. she said. system, and that road salt would be Connecticut, the business is reguiated by state disciosure of the four documents that have been Your proposed town garage site. Most of commitment to Social Security.” 2) The much-criticized “ retirement test” has been Janice A. .Stimson of properly contained to prevent agencies. withheid. the 20 or so residents attending The president’s "ironclad commitment’ ’ came.very liberalized. Under present la w, an SS beneficiary 65 to 'Manchester has been pro­ BUT AT LEAST one resident at contamination of any nearby wa­ The head-end station and tower will be the The recommendation upholds a complaint filed Money's agreed. ■ate -- after a long, vicious campaign to undermine 69 who works and earns mure than $6,600 a year gives moted to vice president of the hearing disagreed, Roland ter source. center of distribution of the cable service to Dec. 29 by the Manchester Herald. Located in the village area on your faith in the system.'Now, we'have to fight hard to up $1 of benefits for' every $2 of earnings. Starting in the Glastonbury Bank & Green, who has repeatedly urged franchise 12, a district that comprises Boiton, According to the recommendation, school board reclaim your faith. It won’t be easy. Worth Bradbury Lane, the proposed site 1990, a working beneficiary will lose $1 for every $3 of Trust Company. . the council to consider as an. ROGER BELLARD, superin­ Andover, Vernon, Ellington, Tolland, Hebron and members discussed general staffing needs in the Porter consists of an existing 10,000 If you are now on Social Security, your benefits will Sylvia earnings above the base, which by then will be a lot Mrs. Stimson joined the alternative site 60 acres of land tendent of streets, spoke of th e' Marlborough. executive sessions, conversation that is not proper for square foot building, which for­ not be cut, but as I reported Monday, you will have to higher than $6,600. The base, or "exempt amount,” bank in 1979. She holds the owned by Alfred Heckler on Sam long-running but as yet fruitless The site selected by United Cable is located executive sessions under the Freedom of Information wait until next January for the cost-of-living increase. merly housed the Bearce Manufac­ near the geographical center of the franchise and Act. rises as average wages under Social Security rise. responsibilities of mar­ turing Company, and 1.6 acres of Green Road, spoke at length on the battle for a new town garage, and keting manager, com­ Bearce property’s shortcomings. urged residents to approve the in a place screened from potential microwave Xhough there was discussion about performance of THE 116 M ILLION of us still in the work force will surrounding land, which together the Internal Revenue Service receives the employer’s R EM IN D ER AND BONUS: If you are age 70 to 72 pliance officer, and man­ Bearce proposal. "W e’ve been interference from towers in Glastonbury, com­ empioyees, which is privileged conversation under be paying higher taxes earlier than we would have would cost $150,000. Some $82,250 in " I ’d like to go on record opposing tax return, it will automatically credit an additional and still working full or part time, under legislation ages the Consumer Loan through this time after time after pany representative said. The exact site is on the act, the commission has consistently ruled that under the previous law. Also,’'those born in 1938 or renovations would also be re- the proposal,” he said, claiming 0.3 percent to SS trust funds. enacted in 1981, you can collect full as benefits for all Services department. time, and every time, somebody Route 44 across from Wiiliams Road. public agencies must separate the discussions and later will have to work past 65 to get full-rate quirecL-tpr a total c o ^ o f $232,250. “ there’s more expense than you If you work for yourself in a. trade or business, your months beginning with the month of your birthday. She resides in Manches­ like Roland (Green) stands up and . They said the tower should not cause television hoid the general conversation in open forum. retirement benefits — up to a year longer if you were Even Joyce CarilJK noted fiscal (the council) are coming out tax rate will rise, starting in 1984, to 14 percent — an As a Social Security beneficiary, this applies no ter with her husband says. ’Let’s look at alternatives.’ or radio interference for nearby residents School board Chairman Joseph J. Haloburdo Jr. born between 1938 and 1954, and up to two years longer conservative and former president with," and "it would be better to matter how much you earn. The retirement test goes Duane. Janice Stimson We’ve been looking at alternatives because it is only a receiver. The house on the said Tuesday no decision has been reached about a if you wei*e born in 1955 and later. If you take your amount equal to the full combined employer- of the Coventry Taxpayers Associ­ look into building a new facility." off at age 70. Until this year, the retirement test since 1966,” he said. present location will remain mostly the same on possible appeal of the decision by the board. benefits earlier, the amount will be scaled down. employee rate. But the impact will be softened by ation, strongly approved of the Green also elaborated upon what applied up until age 72. Holmes noted that “ this is the the exterior, according to the plans. The interior The next scheduled increase in SS taxes is advanced granting you an income tax credit of 2.7 percent in proposal. " I ’d like to go on record Town Engineer Donald Holmes None of this information is yet available to you first hearing on a garage proposal will have to be modified to accommodate the from 1985 to 1984 and part of the increase that would 1984; 2.3 percent in 1985; and 2 percent in 1986-89. in favor of the Bearce proper­ had called the “ majordrawbacks” GOP recruiting officially in booklets or any other form. This report is Johnson elected that we’ve made where there’s not studios and offices. From 1990 on, the self-employed will get an income ty...let’s go with it, and support it. COVENTRY — Republicans are looking for have gone into effect in 1990 becomes payable starting technically accurate, however; it will be confirmed of the Bearce site: the low acreage an audience full of people who There will be about five workers at the building, tax credit equal to one-half the self-employment tax Robert E. Johnson of 256 Ferguson Rd., potential candidates to run for election to town boards in 1988. Next year — 1984 — if you work for wages, you soon by the Social Security Administration. reject the site because they’re and about seven to nine field workers, who will be rate (in effect, getting the same break as employers). Manchester, has been elected vice president of and agencies in November. and your employer will owe an SS tax of 7 percent on ("Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” living near it.” in and out of the property. your covered wages up to a maximum of $37,500. the Stanley Works in Tlie Republican Town Committee’s nominating 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal Town Manager Charles F. According to the wiring plans, Vernon will be THE LAW includes two significant changes to make New Britain, effec- committee will meet Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon in However, in 1984 only, you — but not your employer money management, is now available through her Taxpayers will file McCarthy said current short-term the first town to have cable. Bolton should begin to it more appealing for older people to continue working live June 1. will get an income tax credit for the increase of 0.3 the board room of Town Hall. Persons interested in — both effective in 1990: column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing ahd handling to bond rates make tentative project be wired in a year, with Andover to follow a percent over this year’s rate of 6.7 percent. Johnson is a grad­ serving on town committees, boards or commission "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care financing arrangements look “ at­ half-year to a year later. You won’t have to fiddle with thetax credit on your t) The delayed retirement credit will be gradually uate of the Univer­ should come at that time or contact Sondra Ashley. increased — an addition of 3 percent a year added to of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. tractive.” "I’m attempting to income tax return, though. Youremployerwili deduct sity of Connecticut election complaint benefits, now granted to workers who delay 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press and is a Certified locate a buyer for the old garage,” SS taxes at the old rate of 6.7 percent in 1984 and when Syndicate.) he said. retirement past age 65. Starting in 1990, the amount of Public Accountant. COVENTRY — Besides seeking CTA members have sharply However, resident Allen Ward He joined Stanley in a court injunction against the Plane crash criticized the council’s move, argued against selling the old 1967 as manager, Town Council for its actions IMPORTANT PUBLIC AUCTION HOUSING STARTS claiming that both state statute garage property at all. “ It’s a hurts no one U.S. still world leader internal auditing. following the town budget meeting Seasonally adjusted and election laws guarantee the prime piece of land in one of the He was appointed Friday night, the Coventry Tax­ right to municipal budget refer­ WATERFORD (UPI) annual rates in central residential areas of town,” — A Niantic man escaped PERSIAN & ORIENTAL RUGS director, planning payers Association also will file a enda. They are waiting for receipt ."’1 *"!!! “* J ’?: *? •"“ Shlpphifl Una wn dMlkMd !oU.« millions of and control in 1973, he said. “ It would be an ideal place apparent injury Tuesday H it ^Ip lo Barcalona Spain. Dua to Sia long ahoraman ratuaal to unload loralon complaint with the state Elections of the town meeting minutes before b units and director, inter­ to build a new police station and when a small airplane he ShTSfSS^ OHW II mT8 .8 . p o n D u« to tho OTMI d o liv Farms good investment Commission. filing either the court suit or the expand the fire house.” i iquldil# th« ontlro coonocllon .of luRurfoui national finance in "What we’re hoping for...is a complaint. was flying crashed at A special town meeting on the **"®!^* crodMor*. This colltcllon phis olhsrs consisting oi By LeRoy Pope ment Co. of Oak Brook, III., has 1977. He was ap­ referral to the chief state’s attor­ Waterford Airport. gn qualHy haidknottod psrslan oriental mgs has baan forward to: persuading pension fund manag­ garage proposal will be held on United Press International been engaged for the past three pointed assistant ney for a violation of the petition­ This year’s CTA action follows a Ed Reeves, the air­ ers to invest in farming "has been June 6, and the matter will be put to years in persuading pension funds treasurer in 1981 ers’ rights," said CTA President similar suit filed by the association port’s maintenance su­ a hard sell” up to now. a referendum vote June 15. RAMADA INN NEW YORK — The best invest­ to participate in equity trust and elected treas­ Thomas Brainard Tuesday. He against the council last year, in pervisor, crashed the sin­ Bradlsy Inlamallonal Airport Both Bourn and Schwab agreed 5 Ella Qrasso Tpka. ment opportunities in America in urer in September was speaking of a CTA-sponsored, which Tolland Superior Court gle engine plane on a dirt investments in farm lands. that reason for this is that the E. Johnson Windsor Lochs the future may be farm land and 345-name ’’’bring the budget to Judge Eugene Kelly ruled that road as he was test fiying Schwab said there is a definite "cash on cash” return on farming Appeal asks switch farm mortgages, say two firms trend on the part of institutional referendum" petition, presented town budget referenda are indeed the aircraft. He was taken operations looks small, but they FRI., MAY 27 AT 8 P.M. specializing in the field. at Friday’s meeting, and rejected, guaranteed, although it was too in pleas,’verdicts to Lawrence and Memor­ investors to buy medium-and said the combined operating and in effect, by the residents late in the Bscal year to overturn ial Hospitals in New Lon­ They reason that agriculture is large-sized farms and lease them land appreciation return has run at HARTFORD (UPI) — Lawyers VIEWING AT 7 P.M. the one industry in which the back to competent farmers, thus Champion board attending. the budget. don and treated and i l l oi^jddiry'u^toiauthantleHy and appralaal. A ll paymania ara to ba paid to ttia ra d p i- compounded annual rates of 14 TI)ose residents went on to adopt “ Last year, we approached the representing six men convicted of released. United States is almost certain to giving the farmer a big leg up in percent to more than 20 percent for robbing the Farmington Savings Tarna: Caah - Chach be the world leader for a long time. this most capital intensive of all the 1983-84 budget, and the council question from the point of view of some years now. STAMFORD (U PI) — Champion International Bank in October 1982 are appealing They think hunger in the world will American businesses. complied by setting next year’s taxpayers; this year, we’re broad­ Corp. has declared quarterly dividends on in U.S. District Court to have the cause demand for American farm He said, nojyever, the notion that mill rate — at 29.4 — immediately ening our base to include consider­ common stock and two series of perferred stock, guilty pleas and verdicts produce to double again in the next corporations are taking over They said urban and suburban thereafter. ation of all voters,” said Brainard. a n y while electing its board of directors. overturned. 10 to 15 years. American agriculture is a myth. residential and business expansion UPI graphic A dividend of 10 cents per share on common Traditionally, insurance com­ ” A lot of farms are incorporated,” is gobbling up ever more acres and stock will be paid July 13 and a dividend of 30 panies have been the big-providers he said, ’’but the most successful tends to make farmland scarcer Children’s cents per share will be paid July 1 to holders on Starts decline of farm mortgage money on terms ones are family corporations. and more valuable for the long $1.20 cumulative convertible preference stock. of 25 years or more. But George Many companies have ventured pull. To quote an old saw, "They fingerprint New housing construction dropped 8.4 Holders of Champion $4.60 cumulative convert­ Schwab, president of AgriVest, into farming on a huge scale but ain't making any more of it.” percent in April, the government ible preference stock will receive a dividend of Inc., of Hartford, said changes in only a few stuck to it and succeeded plan offered GEM CUT reported Tuesday. Even after two Schwab said farming is a very $1,15 per share on July 1, the insurance market — the at it,” he told United Press serious business in which one Shareholders of Champion, which makes wood, months of declines of about 8 percent, growing popularity of term life International. needs capital, a specialized educa­ paper and packaging products, also have BOLTON - A child insurance at the expense of whole "Good American farmers are tion and willingness to work hard the housing starts -still translate into re-elected five members and elected one new fingerprinting program life, for example — are forcing the entrepreneurial, independent busi­ to do well at it. 1,490,000 units annually. member to the company’s board. will be offered to Bolton insurance companies to seek ness geople who will work from 4 in "The fact that only 4 percent of Incumbents re-elected to serve until 1986 are: residents today, Thurs­ shorter-term investments to the morning until dusk to get the all Americans engage in farming Thornton F. Bradshaw, chairman and chief day and Friday from 1 to3 • FLAIR FOR FASHION match the probable lifespans of the job done. Other nations who don’t shows how capital intensive and executive officer of RCA Corp.: Howard W. p.m. in the elementary Trident sub deiivered policies they sell. have the same tradition just don’t efficient the business is overall. Johnson, chairman of the corporation: and Sybil school. • FEATHERWEIGHT Schwab said this creates both a get our big harvests,” he said. ” It One American farmer can feed 50 Geraniums GROTON (U P I) — The Electric Boat shipyard has C. Mobley, dean of the School of Business and Other dates are May 25, problem and an opportunity for will pay us to maintain this people. It takes 10 times as many delivered the nation’s third Trident submarine, the Industry at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical from 5 to 7 p.m. at the financial institutions, pension tradition by providing this kind of Russian farmers to do that.” • RIMLESS FRAMES 560-foot, 18,750-ton Florida, to the Navy, the General University. elementary school, June funds and well-heeled individual farmer with the capital he must Nevertheless, the business has Dynamics Division said. Also re-elected were: Dwight J. Thomson, 4, from 9:45 a.m. to noon ' investors. He said pension funds have.” its ironies. Actually 5 percent of the • FASHION EYEWEAR The delivery, six weeks ahead of the June 30 retired chairman of Champion Papers Inc.; and at Herrick Park and from ought to find long-term farm Joseph Bourn, head of American country’s farms produced 85 per­ contracted date, was marked in a brief ceremony on Edward 0. Vetter, president of Edward 0. Vetter 1 to 3 p.m. at the Bentiey mortgages attractive now. Agricultural Management, told cent of farm net income in 1981. board the vessel. & Associates. Elected to serve until 1986 was Memorial Library. • TINTED LENSES Schwab was for 20 years agricul­ U PI he couldn’ t agree more with There are a lot of small, inefficient ^ 2 . 5 9 Florida is the fourth consecutive submarine Walter V. Shipley, president of Chemical Bank. Children ages two to 18 tural investment manager of Con­ Schwab’s view of the attractive­ farms, some of them just tax delivered by the shipyard before the delivery date, EB are eligible for the pro­ • CHOICE OF DESIGNS necticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. ness of farming investments. He shelters owned by rich persons said. EB has seven more subs under construction. gram. A parent must American Agricultural Manage­ said he believes this even though who run them as hobbies. accompany the child, and Cemetery Baskets and Pots p M prints will be held by the parents. 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Any member of the Plan who SUPERNUMARY PO­ THREE BEDROOM RICHARDSON DESIGN KITCHENS by Custom . 8 ft. Fleetside odoptlon by the Board of Directors of the Town of leaves the employment of the Town before reaching early yard reel,. Also,' other 150 Manchester, Connecticut, on May-10, 1983. LICE OFFICER-Town of rooms, first floor, heat FLAT-2nd door. Includes MASONRY-oll types. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, body with cap. 318 V-8, 4 retirement date moy withdraw, on written request to the and hot water Included. equipment. $40.00. 649- Pension Board, the total of oil contributions made by h*rn Coventry. Police Depart­ SPRING SPECIALS heat and appliances. On New or repairs. Free yanitles, formica, Wilson speed. AM /FM cassette. AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE No appliances. No pets. 7517. ______PRIOR TO JU LY 1,1983 with computed Interest at the rate of ment. Applications being $39,900...choice bus line. Adults. No pets. estimates. B. Richardson art, Corlan counter tops, Excellent condition, low B EIT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of three (3) percent per year AND THE TOTAL OF ALL Security. $370. phone 646- 742-7437. kitchen cabinet fronts, Manchester that Chapter 13of TheCodeofOrdinancesofthe accepted for supernum- condo in Townhouse One month security. GLENWOOD GAS mileage. $3600. Call 742- CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY HIM AFTER JULY L 1983 2426 9 to 5 weekdays. Available now. $450 a complete woodworking Town of Manchester be amended as follows: WITH COMPOUND INTEREST AT THE RATE OF FIVE (5) arv police oHIcers. Du­ III in Vernon. Central, STOVE -apartment size. 6027. Sec. 13-40 (b) Authorization of Deductions Required. ties Include but not li­ month. Keith Real Estate ROTOTILLING small ye- service, custom made PERCENT PER YEAR computed on each such poyment pool...anxious owner City or bottled gas. Effect of sixtieth birthday. Any official or employee eligible from the January first followino the dote of poyment to the mited to general patrol, wants to sell. MANCHESTER-Main 646-4126. oetable gardens. Reason­ furniture, colonial repro­ on the effective dote of these supplemental pension first day of the month In which the request Is received by the Street. 2-3 rooms. Brown colored. $50 firm. BUICK REGAL Limited ordinances shall be Included In the Plan on that dote. Any criminal and accident In­ $ 4 4 ,9 0 0 ...H e re ’ s ably priced. Call 875-1783. ductions In wood, 9 varie­ — . 42,000 miles, 2 Pension Board. If o member of the Plan leoves the Heated, hat water, ap­ ties of hordwood.. and 646-5815 4 to 6 pm only. 1981 official oh-amplovee employed after the effective dote of employment of the Town before becoming eligible for ony vestigation, citizen com­ condo of four rooms, door, V-6, automatic. these supplemental pension ordinances shall, sublectlothe pliances. No pets. Secur­ PAINTING-Custom veneers NOW IN STOCK. benefit hereunder, and shall not be re-employed bv the Town plaint response, enforce­ fireplace out in the Wil- Power steering, power lim ita tio n contolned In the lo st sentence o f Ihls parqfKoph, within five (5) years, he shall be conclusively presumed to ity. Parking. 523-7047. brush or spray. Interior 8i Call 649-9658. COLUMBIA 3 speed 26" be Included In the Plan on the dote he Is first ellgiblelas a ment of criminal and llngton area. Just off Homes for Rent 43 brakes, air conditioning, hove mode the request refer red to In the preceding sentence. exterior, repairs. Apart­ men's bicycle. Used condition of his employment ond shall be required to Payment by the Pension Board to the member of the motor vehicle laws, and the Interstate...close to tut wheel, AM /FM Ste- authorize the Town to deduct from his pay the contributions 4 ROOM APARTMENT. ment complexes our FARRAND REMODEL­ once. $50. Call 649-9947. 300 NEW A USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM! member's contributions with interest shall be in final related work as required. UConn. . reo. Burgundy velour In­ required under Section 13-42 of these supplemental pension settlement of all obligations to sold member under the Plan. Appliance, heat, hot wiJr- specialty. Moke your old ING — Cabinets, roofing, ordinances. OFFICIALS OR EMPLOYEES WHO AFTER Applicants must have NICE FURNISHED ONE ROLL-SIngle strand terior. Silver with pin­ graduated from a high ter. Off Center Street. aluminum or vinyl siding gutters, room additions, JULY 1, 1983 HAVE MORE THAN THIRTY-THREE AND Sec. 13-42 (f) Death of Employee; (a) Ineligible for $58,500 ..South Wind­ HOUSE In lovely neigh­ 12 gauge steel wire. Used stripe. Chrome wheels, O N E -T H IR D (33'/3) Y E A R S O F S E R V IC E W ITH T H E TO W N Benefits, (b) Eligible for Benefits, in the case of any school, technical school $450. 649-8920, 646-9608. like new again, by power decks, all types of reiho- ____ Sot ovtr too cart thte Refreshments sor, neat cape with borhood for rent for for bracing, animal fenc­ mileage' and mainte­ SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO MAKE ANY FURTHER member who dies before he has commenced to receive or an equivalent educa­ washing It, and applying dellng and repairs. FR EE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PLAN. Any official or employee pension or disability payments, the amount of his great deal of privacy. summer months. Call 643- ing, etc. $20. Cal 1649-2433. nance record Included. GOAL and tion and not less than An ideal "starter" FOUR ROOMS — Cen­ a new clear coat. Refer­ estimates. Fully insured. ■■ho Is not included in the Plan on the effective dole of these contributions, with compound Interest at the rate of three 2001. Well Kept. $7,000 . 643- supplemental pension ordinances may not be Included In the (3) percent per yeor PRIOR TO JU LY 1. 1983 AND THE three (3) years of em­ home. Excellent fi­ tral. Heat appliances. ences. Call 871-1924 or Telephone 643-6017. FLOWERING BUSHES, 7767, 243-5504. Giveaways! Plan otter the date he has attained the sixtieth anniversary TOTAL OF ALL CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY HIM ployment Involving In­ nancing. OPEN Married couple. No 872-0800 for a free written o f h is d a le o f birth. AFTER JULY I, 1983 WITH COMPOUND INTEREST AT $5.00. Ground covers, creasingly complex rela­ H O U S E SU N D A Y 1-4 children. No pets. Availa­ estimate. DUMAS ELECTRIC- THE RATE OF FIVE (5) PERCENT PER YEAR computed $3.00. Variety of peren­ 1963 CHRYSLER NEW­ tionships with the public. ble June 1st. 649-3190. Need a small or large Sec. 13-40 (f) AUTHORIZATION TO MAKE PAYMENTS on each such payment from the Jonuary first foJIowing Stora/Office Space nials $5.00. Houseplants, PORT for sale. 4 door the dote of payment to the first day of the montft in which A College education may $62,900 ..Two family.. repair, additional wiring,' FOR SERVICE TIME AFTER THE AGE OF 65. ANY small pot $1.00. Large sedan. 361 Cu.ln. engine. flROVISION OF THIS ARTICLE TO THE CONTRARY his death occurs, w ill be paid In a lump sum bv the Town be susbstituted on a year- .3 & 3...looking for a MANCHESTER- or improvements? If you Treosurer to the beneficlqry named bv the member, tn pot, $3.00. 649-6486. $99. 646-7719 after 6pm. NOTWITHSTANDING, OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES OF for-year bdsis for the home and need help Avallable Immediately. 3 need electrical work NIW 83 SUBARU THE PLAN WHO HAVE NOT BEEN ALLOWED TO the case of any member who dies after he has commenced to receive pension or disability payments, the experience requirment. on your payments? bedrooms with applian­ MANCHESTER- ATTICS, GARAGES, done, and you are not WAGON FWD W/ON NEW S3 SURARU CONTRIBUTE TO THE PLAN OR ACCRUE ADDITIONAL Medical, professional of­ LAWN ROLLER-Wood 1975 BOBCAT WAGON- NIW 83 SUBARU BENEFITS AFTER ATTAINING THE AGE OF 65, AND amount of his contributions, with compound interest at Applicants may be sub- This is the way to go ces. Heat and hot water CELLARS CLEANED — sure of whom to call or Cl RRAT FWD W/ON the rate of three (3) percent per yeor PRIOR TO JU LY 1, M h a t c h b a c k DIMAND 4 W DR. WHO HAVE BEEN CONTINUOUSLY EMPLOYED BY THE lect to written, oral, Start small and in a few included. Rental Office. fice space. 1500 sq. ft. Light trucking. All types how much to pay, call Splitter. Cap for 8 foot Automatlc, power steer­ DEMAND 4 W DR. 1983 AND THE TOTAL OF ALL CONTRIBUTIONS MADE LoadedI Prevent A Thelt, rust Rust proofed, metallic paint, TOWN SINCE THE AGE OF 65, SHALL BE ELIGIBLE TO physical agility, psycho- years you will be in a 649-4800. 871-0401. of brush and trash re­ me, Joseph Dumas at pick up truck. Good con­ ing and brakes. 76,000 body side molding, floor MAKE PAYMENTS FOR ALL PRIOR SERVICE TIME BY HIM AFTER JULY 1, 1983 WITH COMPOUND dition. Call 649-8626. miles. Excellent condi­ proofed, metallic paint, body Rust proofing, metallic paint, EARNED AS FULL-TIME OR PERMANENT PART-TIME INTEREST AT THE RATE OF FIVE (5) PERCENT PER lagical and poly-graph big single. moved. Call 643-1947. 646-5253. Fully licensed. mats, mud flaps, wheel well AM/rM stereo, tilt wheei, YEAR computed on each such payment from the January MANCHESTER-Two MANCHESTER tion! $1750. Call 647-9702 bumper guard molding, AM/FM radio, rear EMPLOYEES OF THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER WHILE examnatlons. Applica­ Insured. 21 Years of root rack, wind deflector white spoke wheels. 5 YEAR B E T W E E N T H E A G E O F 65 A N Q T H E I R A G E A S O F J U L Y first following the date of payment to the date pension or bedroom Townhouse, USED FLOURESCENT after 5pm. wiper and washer, and much disability poyments becoming due under these tions are available at the $63,900 ..Immaculate 5 NOW RENTING RESPONSIBLE Experience! whee well molding, wheel morel UNLIMITED MILE WAR­ 1, 1983, AS LONG AS THEIR TOTAL NUMBER OF YEARS Town Manager's Office, park like setting, prime M OTHER will babysit, LIGHT FIXTURES- RANTEE. SAVINGS OF OF SERVICE WITH THE TOWN DOES NOT EXCEED 33'/3 supplemental pension ordirftinces before his death shall be plus room ranch on the 2,3,and 4 foot sizes, with 1977 D O D G E COLT-2 YEARS OF SERVICE. THE AMOUNT OF SAID PAYMENTS bold In a lump sum by the Town Treasurer to the Town Office Building, residential area. $W5 in­ 822 MAIN ST. full or part time In her LEBEL REMODELING- SALE Wi«w $1000. List $8733. StK. 425 beneficiary named by the member. West Sidp. Completely cluding heat and hot wa­ Cantiel HetiMts lamps. Large quantity door, like new. Good SHALL BE DETERMINED BY THE GENERAL MANAGER Rt.31, Coventry, Connec­ remodeled, big porch, Manchester home. Kltchens, rec rooms, AND SHALL BE PAID TO THE TOWN TREASURER IN A Sec. 13-43 (b) The normal monthly pension payable to a ticut. J)6238. EQUAL OP- ter. 643-6920. D b trkt Fenced-In yard. 647-9559. porches, decks, roofing. available. Reasonable. running condition. Snow- P«VPRICE $152 58 monthly*7695 $1900 Down L U M P S U M W IT H IN N IN E T Y (90) D A Y S O F T H E member other than 0 Policeman or Police Officer who aluminum siding, etc., Call John, 871-8640. tires included. Must sell. ^ months. li.e% APR. EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS AMENDMENT. retires on and after July 1, 1970, shall be an amount equal to PORTUNITY EM­ 2 STORY BLDG. 742-7098. one-twelfth of fifty (SO) percent of his finol average annual move right in. 454 MAIN STREET-FIrst $1500. 649-1138. P R i ’C E *7168 i?528 8^ <7323 84. Finance Cheroc Sec. 13-4) (b) ()) SPECIAL RETIREMENT. ANY PLOYER. Closing date F«N iM ievatioe LOVING M OTHER has PRICE $7733 PROVISION OF THIS ARTICLE TO THE CONTRARY wage or salary provided such member has completed at floor. Three room heated MARANTZ COMPO­ least th irty (30) y e a rs o fs e rv lc e w ith the Town, if a m em ber for applications Is June $66,900...Colonial on AIR CONDITIONED openings (or toddlers NOTWITHSTANDING, EACH MEMBER OF THE PLAN 13, 1983. apartment. $325. Security FULLY SFfllNKLBieO part time or full time. NENT SYSTEM-Stereo PONTIAC VENTURA P MAY RETIRE AND RECEIVE PENSION PAYMENTS completes less than thirty (30) years ofservice at his normal Parker Street with required. Furniture and DOVER ELEVATOR . receiver, turntable, 1973-350. Automat lc,Two O ViK ag USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROMlI WITHOUT AN EARLY RETIREMENT PENALTY AS retirement date, his monthly pension shall be computed as PARKING PRIVILEGES Nutritious meals, educa­ RoofIng/SIcHnp above, and shall be multiplied by a fraction, the numerotor deep lot. Mint condi­ appliances for sale. cassette deck, three way door. Power steering, DEFINED BY SECTION 13-41 (b) PROVIDED HE/SHE DRIVER tion, drilled well (city ALTER TO SUIT tional activities, and 4 SHALL HAVE COMPLETED AT LEAST TWENTY-FIVE of which shall be the number of full years of service and Phane 646-2426 9 ta 5 1,000 lo 0,000 S/F speakers. $1500. Home power brakes. Needs fractions thereof to the nearest completed month completed Heavy CemtnKtian water too), immediate plenty of outdoor fun. (25) YEARS OF SERVICE WITH THE TOWN AND BE AT weekdays. PER FLOOR phone 528-2213. tires. Passed emissions, LEAST 62 YEARS OF AGE. RETIREMENT PENSION prior to his normal retirement date, and the denominoto.' of Experienced Only possession. OFFICE SUITE* Call 647-8940. which shall be fhlrty (30). THE NORMAL RETIREMENT BID W ELL HOM E Im­ asking $W)0. Negotiable. PAYABLE TO A MEMBER ON A MONTHLY BASIS OTHER Apply In Perwn: FIRST FLOOR RETAIL provement Company — THAN A POLICEMAN OR POLICE OFFICER, SHALL BE PENSION PAYABLE TO A MEMBER ON A MONTHLY 3 V i ROOM OR OFFICES MACRAME HANGING 643-4878. BASIS, OTHER THAN A POLICEMAN OR POLICE $69,900...An eight BEAUTIFUL S C U L P ­ Roofing, siding, altera­ AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO ONE-TWELFTH OF TWO (2) The Andrew Ansaldi Co. APARTMENT-Private TURED NAILS- T A B LE with 0 light. Call PERCENT TIMES THE NUMBER OF YEARS OF SERVICE OFFICER, WHO RETIRES ON AND AFTER JULY 1. 1983 ISSBM m M St room split in South 647-5003 tion, additions. Same SCHALLEB WITH THE TOWN UP TO A MAXIMUM OF THIRTY- SHALL BE AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO ONE-TWELFTH OF home. Heat, appliances, 871-9107. Windsor. Top value I U . N 0 U U N Professionally done In number for over 30 years. S- ThuRSDAV, me HAibTo Call 647-8305. 42 R a le ig h ...... 136 Lewyt Vacuum Cleaner Bogs TO ORDER, send $2.00 for each PETERMAN REALTY, Garden/Lawn/Sh- COOPER STREET, MAN­ 040-05 5“ro ^ p * !« e “& “o“,U^Tl>’x“Lllec.or os published In until 10:30 a.m . on F rid a y, TAIce \\e^ cf\T lb li\e\lei r >r . a Ju n e 3, 1983, at w hich tim e 43 T a k o ro ...... 137 Sony 9" Portable Black/W hite Television pattern, plus 50( for postage aiid 649-9404, 647-1340. 387 rubbery care and general CHESTER. The business will 44 H u f f y ...... handling. be owned by C.D.S. OF they will be publicly opened 138 Two Sharp Speakers North Main Street, GUITAR-Crown model, ^To“ a r ’o?Jl[.e?e;°J?t“o ' ; K 45 U n k n o w n ...... 139 Motorola Color Television — 18" P ^ ’.t5 A Y , m e JAADlo a-iF> H c r . yard clean up. Call 644- C O V E N T R Y , INC. o f 272 and read aloud. The Board of ANNE CABOT Manchester. steel string. Nice tone. Educotlon reserves the right 44 U n k n o w n ...... 140 Ring — Turquoise 1686. BOSTON TURNPIKE, COV­ 47 H u f f y ...... ManchfSipr Herald' ^ ATvTcm il^ ; W uWiAy,$He HAb ENTRY and will be con­ Fingers well. Good prac­ to accept o r re le ct any o r a ll 141 Necklace with Birds on it tice guitar. $30.00. 875- the Manchester Herald on May 14, 1983. bids or the right to wolve 48 U n k n o w n ...... 142 Necklace and Locket 1150 Ave, of Ameneai "To ^;\/e H R. CAT A BATH MAIN- IF ODD JOBS, Trucking. ducted by DONNA S. GAM- 8. A. Th* election ot the President 49 C o lu m b ia ...... 143 Pearl Necklace Naw York. N.Y. 10036 6 6 A C H E os perm iftee. 6736. UlLAIMD RLTER B. T h e e lectio n ot two D irectors (3 year terms) tech n ical fo rm a litie s If It Is In 50 U n k n o w n ...... 144 C h arm B racelet Print Name, Addi est jvitk ZIP Home repairs. You name D onna S. G am ach e the best Interest to do so. boeSH'T WANT To 6p cu T m H ME C. Th# election of Tax Collector. Nancy J. Harris, 51 Columbia ...... 145 Shell Necklace CODE and Style Number. Lots/Land (or Sale 33 It, we do It. Free esti­ D ated M a y 16,1983 WITH D. The election of the Treasurer. 52 U n k n o w n ...... WHY boem r 5He josr 5Ay OSS-OS BOAT SHIP TO SHORE D ire cto r 146 Arlsto Head Demognetizer SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ mates. Insured. 643-0304. E . Th# e lectio n ot the Clerk. __.h. oronosed Business Services 53 C o lu m b ia .. , . . 147 Webcor Portable Tope Recorder lections and a FREE Radio telephone a Simp­ CHANGE F R E E LU B E 54 Columbia..!.. 148 Stereo Head Set 061-05 son, very good.condltlon. U g V I S ! L i M ? n rn'i' r n « Heral’S'on”« 55 R a le ig h ...... 149 Handy Counter Pattern Section in the MANCHESTER-Bulld Asking $99. Call morn­ Price includes Complete chassis 56 C o lu m b ia ...... 150 7 Assorted 8-Trock Topes ALHUM. Just $3.00. your dream home here! ^ _ CELEBRITY CIPHER ubricaiion and Mopar oil with filter IN VITA 'TIO N T O B ID 57 T o k a r a ...... 151 New Testament Bible BOOKS AT S3.2S EACH \ ings, 649-2558. The Manchester Public 58 A v a n tI ...... from quoMI o m bv ta M a a 152 12 Assorted LP Records « Q -l2 8 -D Q U S ~ 0 ld and New. How Prime location. Blue change Also includes check of all ILT o 'S ^ lf the voferswlll authorize Its^^^^ Schools solicits bids (or 59 T o k a r a ...... Trolls Estate, starting andpi*nl.ia*imwlne»elphww«dskrY2Srria5r5^^ luid levels 153 Assorted Tools ond Bag I t d rc it them; how to m?ka them. FULL SIZE WINDOW the Connecticut Notional Bonk, Connertlcu^^^^ MANUAL TYPEWRITER 40 U n k n o w n ...... 154 Baseball Bat a-130 - KEEPSAKE OUILTS. 24 low$30’s. H.M. Frechette Savings Bank of Monchester and the Manenesw ^ a M A I N T E N AN C E (o r the 1983- 41 R o s s ...... 155 Necklace pieced and appliquad designs. SCREENS - seven 32lnch os officlol depositories (or the funds of the Dlstric^^^ 1984 school year. Sealed bids 62 S c h w in n ...... Rsol Estate, Inc. 644-3481. X 55 Inch, two 20 Inch x 39 156 Necklace with Ball a-131-HEIRLOOM HANOIWOKK-20 “ •I OPm IVAVCII NXNCKTHI VMNH 12. To see IfThe voters will vote to authorize Its ^ will be received until 2:00 63 H e rc u le s ...... 157 1 Mustang Hub Cap types of needlework skills. Inch, one 32 Inch X 35 Inch, P.M ., June 14, 1983, at which 64 H u f f y ...... 158 1 Silver Plated Tray time they will be publicly 65 Law n M o w er Q-132-T0 GIVE or K EEP-40 nae- ON ILUTV2 ETC ENCONNI one 28 Inch x 43 Inch. $1 159 1 Decorative Plqte dlawork Itomi to mako. PJ S opened. The right Is reserved 66 Sachs ...... M oped 160 3 Crockery Pots ONE OF THE good each. 646-3388. 1 16 l“. “ »o to relect any and all bids. 67 C o lu m b ia ...... M ooed 161 1 Serving Troy habits thrifty people UNIVONZ.” — LINK YLCETH. Specifications and bid forms 68 P u c h ...... M oped 1621 S ilve r P la te d Vegetab le D ish M A P L E BED-SInglesIze. 13. To transact ony other business proper to come before the may be secured at the Busi­ 69 C Im m a ttI...... M oped 163 1 Sterling Sliver Plate Gravy Bowl hove developed Is dally ness O ffice, 45 N. School 70 B a t a v u s ...... M oped WORTH LOOKING reading of the ads In "KWlogenenlmM to mMie• ooM Mi Cleon box spring and meeting. UTILITIES DISTRICT 164 1 Sterling Silver Vegetable Dish Into ... (tie m a n y bar- CHORCHES Street, Manchester, Connec­ 71 B a t a v u s ...... M oped 165 1 Sterling Silver Plate Vegetable Dish classified. That's where mattress. Very fine con­ Gordon B. Lossow ticut. Rovmond E. Demers, 72 P a c e r ...... M ooed 166 1 Sterling Silver Plate OQins offereiJ for sale they find value buys. e itn illfN C A . Mc .TMRag U S P«l STMOfl • 18*8 ky NBA. SW. dition. Real bargain B usiness M ano ger. 73 Sears ...... G o -C a rl 167 1 Condiment Troy, Sterling Plate Doted at MonchMter, Conn, this I4th day of M ay 1983. every day in the classi­ $99.00 646-1617. '■ MANCHESTER 041-05 053-05 fied columns! 0364)5 I