21 - T H E HERALD, Tues , June 9. 1981 Rail line future grows dimmer ... page

ServiHflJhe Manchester, Conn. Manchester area Wednesday, June 10,1981 for 100 years 25 Cents Penny blasts company foes

By Pat Courtney company’s purchase of a town Charter, to use the petition process Herald Reporter huUmna. had been made. to make their wUl known to elected Multi-Circuits had first proposed officials. MANCHESTEIR — An otberwlie an East Cemetery site, but the Plan­ Penny conceded they had the routine meeting of the Board of ning and Zoning Commission r i^ t, but said he bad never seen the Directors eniM on a note of rejected that idea last fall, deciding petition used before the Board of bittemeas Tueaday night, ai Mayor Instead to consider a range of alter­ Directors had an opportunity to act Stephen Penny levied bis hanAeat natives. on an issue. He agreed that the criticiama to date against Penny now chairs a subcommittee residents, according to the charter, naighborhood opponents of the of the Board of Directors which is do not have to wait to react to board Truck drivers at Hartford Distributors In Buckland Industrial Park expansion of Mnlti-Circuits Inc. charged with making a recommen­ actions, and may instead initiate ac­ Drivers strixe walk off their jobs In a labor dispute this morning. The Anheuser- His voice trembling with anger at dation on the proposed sale of the tions, but expressed strong opposi­ Busch distributor employs some 100 drivers. (Herald photo by timet. Penny began his attack when town Parks and Cemetery Depart­ tion to the idea. Hendrie) Walter Zingler, president of the HoU ment garage to the company, and its Berman’s argument centered on Street Residents’ Association, relocation elsewhere, built by Multi- the residents’ telief that the Board •ought answers to several questions Circuits. of Directors bad virtually decided on the expansion plans during a part The committee has yet to meet, on relocating the town garage to the of the meeting which is open to com­ however, and Penny insisted, time Bast Cemetery, but would not ments from electors. and again, that its function had been acknowledge that to the public. He Truck drivers strike Penny told Zingler that the greatly hampered by the petitions said, too, that repeated requests by residents' decision to circulate a now being circulated, which would residents to be included in the petition which would force a force a referendum on the proposal board’s talks with the company had referendum on the company's if the signatures of 5 percent of the been ignored, which led them to expansion plans, possibly in a Manchester electors are collected. begin the petition. . Hartford Distributors qiecial election, which "precludes” According to Jon Berman, the at­ But when Berman made reference an opportunity for the Board of torney for HoU and Harrison streets to "back room decisions” made by “We originally filed an unfair Directors to study the proposal residents, 1,500 signatures have been Penny and the board, the mayor By Paul Hendrie tive strike against Hartford thoroughly and make a recommen­ lashed out with his angriest Distriubtors. labor practice charge, " he said collected so far. Herald Reporter dation on wheth«- or not to accept Penny and Berman, both lawyers, counterattack, demanding that Ber­ “We figure the load increases are “We're very disturbed that they're the it. went head-to-head for over a half man retract the statemetat. Berman MANCHESTER — Truck drivers coming from here," Hollis negotiating in bad faith. We're gtxxl Penny repeatedly denied the hour on Penny’s charge that the did not, but later apologized to the at Hartford Distributors — the explained. "The big numbers are union men.'We're not going to break residents’ suggestions that any deci­ board was now hampered by the mayor for trying to speak out of turn largest area beer distributing com­ coming from here and this is the union members' backs " sion on a passible site for a new petition and Berman’s at another point. pany — walked off their jobs this biggest of the distributors. It's not a Hollis said the unfair labor charge town garage, to be constructed by countercharge that the residents Penny charged Berman and the morning in a dispute over the size of discriminatory strike; we’re is still pending. Multi-Circuits in exchange for the had a right, guaranteed by the Town petition-bearers with deliberately loads they must carry. working without a contract and have He also charged that the company misleading those Vrho signed it on The approximately 100 drivers the right to strike. prepared for a strike by sending nearby streets like Glenwood, West­ represent^ by Teamsters Local “The contract expired on May 1 warning letters to customers, minster and Autumn. He told Ber­ 1085 set up picket lines this morning and these workers have shown telling them to stock up. He said man and Zingler that their pmpoy outside the company’s Buckland In- restraint that is probably un­ that was part of the union's unfair dOMflirlnHt'RMMalail. precedented in this union. They labor practice complaint and Polish savants lo3 i 1080 rteiidStJtien Homs, don’t want to strike.” charged it puts the strikers at a dis­ to the MW todrn tarafe in the who was busy organizing the picket Hollis said distributors wanted to advantage, because many retailers lines, u id negotiators for Hartford increase the loads for a one-person have stored enough beer to last a pleaM turn to page 10 Distributors and four other area dis­ truck from 275 to 350 cases and for a week or so. tributing companies sought to in­ “My guys are hard working men, crease the number of cases each but they (the company) pushed us to fear meddling the wall and we're going to hold this truck should carry by 75. "Hey, we’re going to break their ground, ' said Hollis. “We re going Thousands to ask them (retailers) not to cross WARSAW, Potand (UPI) - A said any withdrawal from the (the drivers’) hacks with those levels," said Hollis. "We shouldn’t Bigger loads the line. 'We're sympathetic to the group of prominent Intellectuals, in­ reform policy adopted after the retailers' problems, but we re cluding party members and top strikes in August "would plunge the have to rely for a raise on breaking seek prizes their backs. We think they should asking them to be sympathetic to acientists and economltts, warned country into crisis, the scale and cause walkout us. " He said the picket line will be today Soviet intervention in Poland depth of which could hardly be im­ negotiate a raise based upon present A total of 13,000 entries has work levels.” peaceful could have diaaatrous effect! inside agined." “The solution of the Polish Officials for the union and the dis­ situation by outside forces" could been received in The Herald’s The company has argued that new and outside the country — Including 100th anniversary contest. tributors are trying to arrange guerrilla resistance and inter­ bring, among other results, a split in side-loading trucks and loading The contest, which offers five equipment have made the drivers’ two-person truck from 500 to 675 further negotiations with stale and national isolation of Moscow. the party, “complete disruption of federal mediators. the economy," adoption of stands by different prizes, will continue for jobs easier, enabling them to carry cases. Smoker move to MERIT gaining momentum The group, known as "Experience another three weeks. A tentative agreement reached Hollis said the union is eager to the people “typical of an occupied more beer. » and ProgreM,” was formed by Anyone can enter and there is Five distributing companies in last week would have set new load talk. authorities two years ago as an ad- country” and formation of guerrilla “The union negotiating committee movements and armed resistance, no purchase necessary. There is Hartford and Tolland counties have limits at 350 cases for single-driver viioty body to lignol the emergence also no limit on the number of been negotiating jointly with Local trucks and 575 cases for two-person is willing to meet at any lime. " he as millions switch from higher tar brands. of social and economic problems and it said. said. “Our committee is on stand­ In addition, it said, international coupons an individual can enter. 1035 for a contract that will cover trucks. That agreement was give advice on bow to deal with A coupon appears in The approximately 230 workers. The rejected by the union rank-and-file. by. In fact, 1 told them last night we them. repercussions of outside interven­ are willing to burn the midnight oi! tion would include collapse of the Herald each day for a different previous contract expired May 1. “The body rejected it unanimous­ Ita warning was issued as early prize. Hartford Distributors officials ly and the (negotiating) committee if it will help. " debate in a two-day plenary session world communist movement and Hartford Distributors is the area isolation of the Soviet Union, decline The prizes being offered are: would not comment on the strike will respect their wishes," said of the Communist Party Central Monday, a power lawnmower; this morning. They referred all in­ Hollis. "Were not going to distributor for Anheuser-Busch A few years ago, they were low tar smokings MERIT: Taste Success. Committee heard many calls for of detente, a freezing out of Soviet beers. The new warehouse facility influence in the Third World, a free Tuesday, trip for two to Disney quiries to attorney Donald negotiate for something the extensive changes in the leadership, World; Wednesday, $200 worth of Strickland, who was not in his office members don't want." in the Buckland Industrial Park an apparent emerging call for a new hand for the United States in the toughest critics. MERIT continues to win higher tar groceries; Thursday, movie this morning. Hollis charged that the companies opened earlier this year in a gala hard-line policy and votes of support Third World, strengthening of ceremony, featuring Gov William NATO and quickening of the arms tickets and Friday, dinner for Hollis said the union may still negotiated in bad faith by tying for a tough Soviet letter sent to salary increases to higher load O'Neill, ' race. two. decide to strike all five companies, Today, these former higher tar smokers are smokers with its unique combination of Polish authorities. but for now it has launched a selec­ limits. part of an unprecedented ground- taste, ease of switch, and long-term The report liy the intellectuals swell of support. satisfaction. Suppgrt for MERIT—the low tar A combination that appeals to Inside Today's Herald Iraq presses ahead cigarette that proved it could match MERIT millions of smokers who have switched Ringo Death and taxes with nuclear project the taste of higher tar brands. Filter to —and stayed with —the first The Senate Judiciary Committee approves a bill fights that would reinstate the federal death penalty and add to the list of capital crimes. Page S. his demobilization. Former Beatle Ringo By United Press International election stunt. MERIT Era in Full Swing. proven taste alternative to higher tar Starr, who recently wed President Reagan sayk he is “fully csanmltted” In Washington, the Pentagon After an emergency meeting of actraas4Dodel Barbara .to the new version of his tax bill ttwt he daims Iraq vowed today to press ahead raised the possibility Tuesday of Labor's top policymakers, all highly smoking. Bach, isn’t OM to take a offers “true tax relief and a new economic begin­ with ite nuclear program despite suspending weapons deliveries to critical of the timing. Labor said its Switching studies confirm it. 90% of “palimony” lawault ning.” Page 3. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Israel until officials decide if Israel representatives on the Defense and 1 ] ^ down, according B ^ n ’s threat to atUck again if violated U.S. law by using aircraft Foreign Affairs Committee of smokers switching to MERIT are com­ The momentum builds: MERIT is to today’s PeopleUlk Ba^idad rebuilds ite nuclear reac- sold for defense to destroy Iraq's parliament were not convinced the column. Page 24. tor. nuclear reactor Sunday. air strike was necessary. changing the future of smoking. Clearing tonight "Iraq’s will and determination is But Begin, calling the attack “a "We must tell the people what we ing directly from higher tar cigarettes. capable of esUblishing new and supreme act of legitimate, national feel, that the action was an election Rain early tonight, followed by clearing. Sunny better nuclear installations,” Infor­ self-defense” to stop construction of stunt," Labor leader Shimon Peres Focus/Food and pleasant Thursday. Detailed forecast on Page mation Minister Latif Nusayyef nuclear bombs and prevent said, according to the TV report. Fact: Since its introduction, MERIT 2. Jasaem said in the state-run “another Holocaust,” vowed Israel “The reactor in Iraq did not yet pose Dining out at home with a porch picnic is featured Baghdad newspaper A1 Joumhouria. would demolish any new reactor a risk that required action at such on the cover of today’s Focui/Food section. Page has gained more smokers than "Iraq will not be deterred by the Iraq tried to build. an early stage" 15, Index enemy plota.” Less than 24 hours after disclosure 'Jaasem wrote that the air strike of the Israeli alrstrike on the plant any other low tar brand! ...22 Lottery...... 2 on the nuclear plant Sunday showed near Baghdad, the Labor Party j- riiilip M iifris IfK I9MI 25, 21 Obituaries — ...... 10 Israel knows its "real and decisive Tgeaday accused Begin and bis top PeopleUlk ...... 24 Kings: 8 mg"iar!'0,6 mg nicotine— lOO's Reg: 10 mg "tar," 0.7 mg nicotine- Clasalfied.. .» * r danger” cornea from the forces of officials of ordering the attack to Samples today In sports Comlca...... 2 3 SporU...... 0-12 Iraq. Israel said Iraq was building a boMt his chances in the June 30 lOO's Men: 11 mg"iar|' 0.8 mg nicotine av per cigarette, FTC Report Dec!79 Teleyiikm — ...... 21 New York YankM win streak at nine .. Mike .Editorial ...... ___ 06 nuclear bomb, a chiuve denied by general elections. The Manchester Herald today MERIT ‘Entertainment ... 21 W eather...... 2 Iraq. "1 have no doubt that he purposely ' Thnw 100th pitching daciilon ... Page 11. continues its sampling program Begin defended larael s attack on set the attack to take place as close to bring copies of the newspaper Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Kings&KK)^ Iraq at self-defense Tuesday, but as possible to election day," the to non-subscribers in governments around the world con­ state-run television quoted Manchester. Tliat Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Win $200 worth of groceries ... see page 20 demned it ai terroriam and Israel’s Mordechal Gur, a former army K opposition Labor Party called it an chief of staff who Joined Labor after 2 - THE HERALD. Wed . June 10, 1981 THE HERALD. Wed., June 10. 1981 - 3 DEATH: Senate unit passes federal penalty

WASHINGTON (UPl) - The life or substantially damaged usually enforced in the United when the Senate would take up the for 20 minutes. baum of Ohio and Patrick Leahy oC News Briefing Republican-dominated Senate national security. States violated the Eighth Amend­ bill, but most believe the “The public will conclude we real­ Vermont. ; Judiciary Committee has sent to the Acts of espionage or treason ment prohibition against cruel and Republican leadership will insist the ly don’t have any priority,” The committee voted 9-4 to in-; floor a sweeping bill to reinstate the directed against nuclear weapons, unusual punishment. administration’s budget and tax-cut Grassley said. elude assassination attempts; federal death penalty and make cer­ military spacecraft, war plans, in­ Congress has enacted a death proposals come first. But (ihairman Strom Thurmond. against the president after debating* tain acts of treason or espionage telligence communications, major penalty for hijackings that result in The committee approved the bill R-S.C., a strong advocate of the whether such a move would be con-I capital crimes even when no lives weapons systems or defense death but has not. replaced the in­ after a long wrangle over how to death penalty, said the issue has stitutional. C 3 " * ' have been taken. strategy would be '‘aggravating cir­ validated federal death penalty. trim $60 million from the Justice been the focus of 'numerous The attempt could be punishable The bill, approved late Tuesday by cumstances” punishable by death. Thirty-five states have passied their Department’s budget to conform hearings. by death if it "results in bodily in­ un MATHi* rOIOCAtl e a 13-5 vote, also would set the death There has been no valid federal own ddath penalty laws. with spending limits approved by “Two-thirds of the people favor jury to the president or otherwise penalty for attempts on the life of death penalty since the Supreme The committee bill is modeled both houses. the death penalty,” he added. comes dangerously close to causing the president and for terrorist acts Court in 1972 struck down capital after a Georgia statute that calls for As the session ended. Sen. Charles Casting opposition votes (some by the death.” vtem p that result in a death. punishment statutes not containing a separate hearing on punishment. Grassley, R-Iowa, said he was con­ proxy) were Sen. Charles Mathias, Sen. Howell Heflin, D-Ala., d Big storms spread Pilots outraged The bill would allow the death provisions for eliminating racial It adopted an amendment expressly cerned about how the public would R-Md., Senate Democratic leader former chief justice of the Alabama sentence for acts of espionage or prejudice or other biases. forbidding racial or sex bias in those view the committee’s priorities, Robert Byrd of West Virginia and Supreme Court, said that wording is By United Press Jnteriiational WASHINGTON (UPl) - The pilots Involved In the treason, even if no death occurs. If In a 5-4 decision June 29,1972, the bearings. since it debated budget cuts for Democratic Sens. Eldward Kennedy "highly subjective'.' Thunderstorms that sent floodwaters rushing through nearly disastrous supersonic plunge of a jetliner two Weather the defendant knowingly risked a court ruled the death penalty as Committee sources were unsure three hours and the death penalty of Massachusetts, Howard Metzen- homes in Wyoming and Pennsylvania, causing millions years ago have accused the National Transportation *dl dollars in damages, spread today from North Dakota Safety Board of skewing facts to fit Its theory of whaf to the Ohio Valley Stifling humidity choked the East happened. Following an all-day session, the board Tuesday con­ c a n n i n g ? XIoast. 'A pint At least one person vwas missing and presumed cluded actions by the crew, not mechanical problems, And TAXES: Reagan backs bill ^ pint drowned in the thunderstorms — a Pennsylvania man triggered the double barrel-roll and barrowing ft-mile .who was swept from his porch by rushing waters of the plunge of the TWA Boeing 727 over Saginaw, Mich., on Today’s forecast A quart ■flooded Sage Run Creek Six others were injured. April 4, 1979. After completing some lastminute changes to satisfy White House issued a statement by Reagan saying his After plunging for nearly a minute at supersonic WASHINGTON (UPl) — President Reagan says he Is A 22-month-old boy died of apparent heatstroke in Mostly cloudy with periods of showers and “fully committed” to the new version of his tax cut business groups Tuesday, Treasury Department of­ administration “is fully committed to this bill,” and ad­ canning Jars 1’hoenix, Ariz . where temperatures reached 109 speeds, ^ p t. Harvey “Hoot” Gibson regained control thunderstorms likely today and early tonight followed proposal — one he claims offers “true tax relief and a ficials hand-delivered a copy of the administration's ding it offers "true tax relief and a new economic begin­ degrees Tuesday. Authorities said the child was left in a by extending the landing gear Just 4,800 feet from the by clearing the rest of tonight. Hidis 75 to 80. lows ntnf economic beginning.” revised proposal to Rep. Barber Conable, the senior ning.” \ in n in g Jars • rubbers«) . closed van while his parents worked nearby. The ground. Eight of the 80 people on board suffered In­ tonight 50 to 55. Thursday sunny and pleasant. Highs in Administration officials today planned to explain the Republican tax writer in the House. Conable told reporters he would have preferred the temperature in the van rose to 122 degrees. . juries. the upper 70s to low 80s. Westerly winds 10 to 15 mph latest revisions Including about $20 billion In con­ Conable immediately introduced the legislation with administration's initial business tax cut proposal, "but becoming southwest this afternoon. Winds shifting to • lids • jelly Jars Severe thunderstorms gathered early today over “I can’t believe this Is happening," Gibson said after cessions to the business community — to the Senate Rep. Kent Hance, D-Texas, at the administration’s we want to win this issue for the president.” North Dakota, and extended from the northern Plains to the board voted 2-1 to accept a staff conclusion that northwest tonight and continuing Thursday. request. Conable, who had not had a chance to read the He said the latest changes "have been worked out extension of a wing slat by the crew caused the plane to Finance Committee. the Ohio Valley. Tornado watches were issued for parts Later, the House tax-writing committee was to begin hurriedly complied bill, said he supports the general with the business community ... and have broad appeal • caps_« books J) of Missouri, Kansas. Illinois, Indiana. Ohio and Ken­ roll to the right, starting the uncontrolled maneuver. outline but reserved the right to make technical in Congress.” "People have completely disregarded everything we’ve discussions on a tax cut bill, but is not expected to get every tucky. Long Island Sound down to specifics until next week. changes.. ' • The New York Republican said he had wanted to see a Thunderstorms and tornadoes from the same system said. How can they do this?” The revisjpns focus on Improved * depreciation compromise worked out with the Democratic iittle He said the board has made no attempt to question the Long Island Sound to Welch Hill, R*!*, and Mon- Last week the administration unveiled a revised tax swept through the Midwest Monday, killing one person. tauk Point, N.Y.i Small craft advisories remain in plan calling for a 25 percent cut in individual tak rates allowances for business^ulpment In 1985 and 1966 and leadership in the bipartisan tradition of the Ways and th in g " Injuring more than 20 others and causing more than J2 pilots since its staff first broached the possibility of pilot over 33 months, an accelerated depreciation schedule would cost about $20 billion in lost revenues. Means Committee, but “The Democratic leadership has error during a January 1980 hearing. effect. Varlahle winds 10 knoU or less today except million in damage to homes and businesses possibly gusty In thunderstorms. Northwest winds 10 to for business Investments and a laundry list of Promptly after the legislation was introduced, the not been forthcoming ... and we’ve got to move along.” Pennsylvanians tried to mop up from storms that Co-pllot J. Scott Kennedy called the conclusions “ab­ 20 knots tonight and 15 to 25 knoU and gusty Thursday. “sweeteners” to attract bipartisan support in Congress. ravaged western parts of the state late Monday and ear­ solutely ridiculous.” Cloudy today with occasional showers and But to pay for the sweeteners — such as a modified ly Tuesday with more than a half foot of rain “’They only wanted to use our testimony when it fit thunderstorms. Fair Thursday. Visibility 1 to 3 miles in their purposes,” he said. “It’s unfair and incorrect and marriage penalty and larger estate tax exemptions — leaves the public with a misinterpretation of what ac­ showers and beiow 1 mlie in thunderstorms, otherwise the president was forced to scale back his business tax tually happened." more than 5 miles. Average wave heights 1 to 3 feet cut. through tonight. The business community was incensed at the change, which cut its tax relief by $50 billion over six years —, Oil rules debated from the first proposal of $173 billion to $123 billion. Former Tennessee Governor Ray Blanton and Extended outlook BOSTON (UPl) — Oil companies applying for permits his wife make their way to their car after Blanton No arrest likely Extended outlook for New England Friday through WE ACCEPT to drill for oil on Georges Bank told the federal govern­ was found guilty on one count of conspiracy, ment that the permits should be issued without stringent Sunday; STORE HOURS: nine counts of mall fraud and one count of extor­ A’TLANTA (UPl) — Georgia Crime Laboratory Masaachuaclts, Rhfidr Island and Connecticut! discharge restrictions technicians have virtually completed analysis of fibers But representatives of environmental groups Tuesday tion. The jury delivered Its verdict Tuesday night. Mostly fair weather through the period. Highs in the up­ Deadline (UPl photo) and hairs taken from the home of a 23-year-oId suspect, per 60s to middle 70s. Lows In the upper 40s to middle 'm asiei charge testified — and reiterated in protests outside an En­ ^ 1 vironmental Protection Agency public hearing — that but there was no Indication the results would lead to an 50s. Sunday oil exploration still threatens permanent harm to one of arrest In the murders of 28 young blacks. Vermont: Partly cloudy with chance of a few t - “We’ve taken a good look at the case,” Dr. Larry the world s richest fishing grounds Blanton convicted showers north Friday. Fair Saturday and Sunday. Highs Howard, director of the crime lab, said 'Tuesday. “Our in the middle 60s to middle 70s and lows in the 40s to ■'The permittees strongly'believe that drilling dis­ case work Is 95 percent complete. Our results either for cuts 9a.m. to 5p-m. middle 50s. charges will have only negligible shortterm effects NASHVILLE, Tenn (UPl) — Ray Blanton saw it as have been or will be released to the proper authorities.” without environmental significance." said Worthy R Maine and New Hampshirei Chance of showers P > p N ,S tc ^ patronage — the doling out of liquor licenses to friends But Fulton County District Attorney Lewis Slaton said Friday. Fair Saturday and Sunday. Lows in the 40s and Wamack of Exxon, representing the seven oil com­ when he was governor A jury decided it was extortion. late Tuesday that he had not received the results of fiber MINIMUM Mon. - Sat. panies that have applied for permits highs in the 60s and low 70s. Blanton, who was booted from office two years ago, comparisons on items taken last week from the home of PURCHASF '?'■ nn Wamack was speaking on behalf of Exxon. Getty. faces up to 70 years in prison for his conviction on Mobil. Murphy. .Shell. Tenneco and I.'nion oil companies, Wayne Williams. charges of extortion, conspiracy and mail fraud. “I don’t expect it (the report) for a few days,” Slaton is Friday MAXIMUM 8 a.m . to1 Op m. all of whom have applied for exploratory drilling per­ A federal jury of seven women and five men con­ National forecast mits and support "reasonable permit provisions" for said. ' PURCHASF. DFPFNnS cluded marathon deliberations Tuesday night by finding One source close to the investigation told UPl this EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER discharges from drilling rigs Blanton guilty on all 11 counts of an indictment returned ON YOUR BANK week that many of the fibers taken from Williams' By United Prew International Los Anfeles pc WASHINGTON (UPl) — House committees have ap­ •• ' AVf NUf '• ■ i MKiPil T;iPNt':- The permits will regulate wastewater from rigs and against him last October Hours earlier, the same jury home matched those found on the bodies of several vic­ City k Pest Hi Lo Pc| Louisville r APPROVAL Albuqtierque c too 61 Memphis pc the discharge of drilling muds and cuttings, and .other tims. proved reductions in food stamps, housing and postal convicted two of his former aides. Asheville pc 91 m Miami Beach r subsidies in a flurry of activity aimed at meeting MIDDLETOWN MANCHESTER drilling discharges If granted, such drilling would begin "They said 1 couldn't get a fair one and I didn't," However, Slaton has repeatedly said that the results AtUnti pc 91 74 ... Milwaukee pc T V1 r/ A ‘ N A later this summer. ^IH np pc 10 90 ... MlnneajmUs pc Friday’s deadline for deep budget cuts. Blanton. 51, mumbled to his personal secretary when from the crime lab could only be used to support other Bimimgliain pc • 79 ... NaabvIiM pc Democratic hearts were often not in it, and Bernice McIntyre, counsel fotithe executive Office of the jury returned its verdict after seven weeks of Boston r New Orleni pc evidence and not to ihake an arrest. m m X Republicans generally were dissatisfied with the Environmental Affairs of ttie Commonweallh of testimony and 45 hours of deliberation. 'Slaton also confirmed that police had questioned Bnmsvli Tx.pc M n .. New York r tl6 wt wiicoiii vovarooosTMwnwcHAifs PRICES EFFECTIVE M ON., JUNE • THRU S A T., JUNE 13, 1961 Massachusetts, said. 'O ve^he past several years. Blanton attorney John McClellan Sr. said he would Buffalo r Oklahm Cly pc resulU. Sometimes, they claimed the cuts were not someone ’Tuesday claiming to be a witness “but it Cbsrlstn S.C. c Omaha pc real. MOT nESaONS«LE FOa TVPOOAAPHICAL ERHOWS WE HESEHVE THE HICMT TO UMIT QUANTITIES,TO * UNITS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIflEO Massachusetts has supporuKl offshore oil and gas seek a new trial and was pointed in his criticism of the turned out he was mistaken. He couldn't make a positive Charltt N.C pc Phlladelpola r exploration provided adequate environmental jury Even before the verdict was returned, he referred ChlcsM r Phoenli c The actions came Tuesday, as congressional panels Identification.” Cleveund r PIttaburgh r worked to meet a self-imposed June 12 deadline for $35 ■ ONUS SPECIAL BOMUS SPECIAL safeguards to protect the njiarine resources of Georges to the panel a s ' three illiterates, six semi-illiteratet and A police source said that the witness at first told Columbus r Portland Me. c ■ ONUS SPECIAL BONUS SPECIAL Bank are in place. ^ DslUs c Portland Ore. r billion In budget cuts. The reductions were ordered by a NT three'college grads " police he had seen Williams with Joseph Bell, 15, two Denver pc ProvldeDce c fiscal 1982 bi^get resolution passed last month. Blanton squinted slightly as jury foreman Hubert days before the youth disappeared. Bell’s b ^ y was Des Moines pc Ridmnond r ■COFF ICOFF •COFF St. Louts pc Several House and Senate panels planned to meet icorr Murrell began reading, one after another, the 11 guilty found In the South River April 19. Detroit pc REG. REG .\ REG. REG. Duluth cy Salt Lak Ctypc today for more cutting. Including the tenate Labor and PRICE PRICE PRICE verdicts against him. Otherwise, the former governor El Paso c San Antonio pc Human Resources Committee, the House Elducatlon and PRICE showed no emotion. He stared at the jurors until the last Hartford r San Diego pc ANY ITEM IN OUR ANY ITEM IN OUR ANY ITEM IN OUR Honolulu c San Praociac c Labor Committee and the Senate Banking Committee. ANY ITEM IN OUR Pot confiscated "guilty" verdict was announced Indianapolis cy Seattle r Rep. Phil Gramm, D-Texas, not satisfied the com­ Jacksn Mss pc Spokane pc *DAIRY JacksoovlUe pc Tampa pc mittee work will achieve the austerity called for in the 'DELI ♦ m e a t •^PRODUCE NASSAU. Bahamas lUPli — A marijuana mother Doctors to appeal iUnaas City pc Wasmngton r budget, said he was working on an alternative package DEPARTMENT ■ DEPARTMENT 1 DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT I ship seized by Bahamian patrols carried 290 tuns of pot. Las V ^ B c WiclilU pc Little Rock pc of reductions. . „ possibly the largest amount ever seized from a ship, a BOSTON (UPl) — Attorneys for three doctors, found He apparently hoped to take the package to the House U S. Customs official says guilty of raping a 28-year-old Brigham and Women’s floor and tap the same coalition of Republicans and The Bahamas Defense Forces patrol boat Marlin Lottery Hospital nurse, say they will appeal the decision. Southern Democrats who passed a modified version of seized the rusting freighter Rio Delta Sunday off Chub A Superior Court jury Tuesiuy convicted the three President Reagan’s budget over the objections of doctors of raping the nurse at the summer home of one Cay. 60 miles north of Nassau, government authorities Democratic leaders. ■WITMNOCASHI ENCE REFUNDED TO THE CU8TOME said. It carried 835 bales of marijuana, worth an es­ of the physicians in the well-to-do seaside resort com­ I UNOm TP WU. M CO munity of Rockport. The jury declined to convict the Granun co-sponsored last montl^’s budget measure timated $130 million on the street Numbers drawn Tuesday "4-40" jackpot; 04-27-22-15. along with Rep. Delbert LatU, ROhio. "That may take the record." Customs spokesman Jim in New England; New Hampshire daily; men on the original, more serious charge of aggravated On Tuesday, the House Post Office Committee offered Dingfelder said Tuesday "1 can't think of any larger " Connecticut daily; 695 1472. rape handed down In a 12-count Indictment Jan. 22. v a half-hearted proposal to close or merge thousands of : Eleven crew members — 10 Colombians and an Vermont daily; 915 Massachusetts daily; Attorneys for Eugene Sherry, 27, of Boston; Arif Hus­ M t offices. It also suggested a delay in the nine-digit sain, 30, of Waltham; and Alan Lefkowltz, 30, of Water- Valuable Coupon American — were arrested and scheduled to appear Maine daily; 353 1770. a P code. . , Valuable Coupon Valuable Coupon today before a magistrate in Nassau Rhode Island daily; 8098. bury. Conn., said they planned to appeal the verdict. But the panel made clear it was offering the proposals By United Press International only out of technical compliance with the budget resolu­ T(xlay is Wednesday, June 10, the 161st day of 1981 tion, and urged the full House to reject them. with 204 to follow. The proposals were contained in a resolution that The moon is moving from Its fln j quarter toward Its passed the. committee on a 19-6 vote, with all full phase. ^ Republicans opposed. Among them was one directing Capitol Region Highlights The morning star is Mars. the Postal Service to devise a plan to close or con­ The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and solidate about 10,000 small post offices to achieve $100 Saturn. million In savings. Those bom on this date are under the sign of Gemini. Meanwhile, the House Banking Committee approved British explorer Sir Henry Stanley was bora June 10, b ille t cuts that would reduce the level of federally sub­ between Burnside Avenue and Hillside Street. sidized housing and substantially cut funds for the CAN The commission granted the permit to develop Golf restored 1841. Plans expansion On this date in history; Export-Import tonk, which provides low-cost loans to ■1 the site, which is listed in a flbixl hazard zone on encourage U.S. exports. federal maps and is adjacent to the Hockanum In 1896, U.S. Marines tegan the Invasion of Cuba In the wim Mtippft and addManal M9.M i— 4 «Kh*«pupon anti adiWanal *10.M l«od «Nh caupan and addManal MO.N laad SOUTH WINDSOR — Gerber Scientific Inc., a SOUTH WINDSOR - A projected $71,000 surplus Spanish-American War. On another party-line vote, 26-19, the committee ap­ ppraMsp. LMiH MS san»aw p i tiiaioNitr. pMrehaaa. LimH on# cowpan >ar cuslSNtar. purchata. Ufatl ana caupan ftsataniar. River. The developer, Baldwin Construction of in the Board of Elducation budgetf for the current proved spending reductions recommended by its, Oooc) Svfl., Jun. 7 thru Sat.. Jun. 13. 1961 Good Sun . Jun. 7 thru Sat.. Jun. 13. IN I Good Sun., Jun. 7 thru Sat., ^un^l3. IN I South Windsor based industry is planning to expand Wethersfield, plans to build the condos in five con­ In 1942, the German Gestapo burned the tiny Czech its operations at its Tolland-bas^ plant by taking year allowed the board ’Tuesday night to restore the village of Lidice after shooting 173 men and shipping Democratic majority. nected buildings with access to Hillside Street. varsity golf program at the high school. The board They included $642 mUUon in actual outlay re d u c ti^ over the area to be vacated by Kingfisher Corp this In approving the permit the commission called women and children to concentration camps. summer. had voted to eliminate the program while making for fiscal 1962. But more significant was a $13.2 billion for close monitoring by the town engineer and in­ budget cuts last month. cut in spending authority for government agencies to Gerber manufactures computerized cutting and sisted that the developer first obtain required ap­ drafting equipment and now rents 113.000 square In voting to continue the program the board put 'I--4 enter bousing contracts and make loans and com­ proval from the state Department of Environmen­ $12,873 back Into the budget! mitments for foreign aid and trade assistance. Moat of feet in the UO.OOO square foot building own^ by tal Protection. VALUABLE COUPON Abu-Garciai. a Swedish firm that owns Kingfisher Of the $71,000 surplus, |M,000 is being given back the spending authority cut — $9.1 billion — came from The developer has already been granted building to the town to return a favor done for the board manflirgtrr HrraUi bousing funds. Kingfisher manufactures fish line and plans to permits by the Planning and Zoning Commission. move the Tolland operation to New Jersey. when the council allocated It an extra $54,000 to Also, the House Agriculture Committee approved $2.5 5 LB. BAG make up for a deficit In the fuel and special educa­ Official lUanehcMter ISawMpapcr billion in cuts in Agriculture Department programs for SWEET LIFE tion accounts in the 1979-80 budget. this year, including a $1.46 billion reduction in food The amount specifically put in to keep the golf USPS 327-500 Vol. C. NO. 213 CLIP & SAVE GRANULATED stamp spending approved earlier. program In place is $2,340. ’The remainder of the Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by Hie measure included what Rep. William Thomas, R- Budget passed $12,873 will go Into adult education, the annual trip the Manchestel" Publishing Co., Herald Square. Callf., called "unreal savinp’’ In the dairy program. . , .THIS COUPON allowance for the vocal ensemble, and for teacher Manchester, Coon. 06040. Second class postage paid at A large chunk of the reduction — $449 million — was SUGAR Seek suspects conferences. HARTFORD — The Board of Education Tuesday Manchester. Conn. POSTMASTER; Send address adileved simply by claiming savings already made NOT AVAILABLE WHh coupon and additional Ono Coupon For Customaf. approved a $62.8 million budget for the coming changes to The Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. whm Congress approved a lower minimum level for •10 00 food purchaM. Good Jun. 7 thru Jun. 13. IN I fiscal year, some $9 million less than originally FARMINGTON — Authorities are seeking the 06040. dairy price Supports. The price supports were reduced IN OUR STORES! sought but 6.1 million higher than the current whereabouts of four men who held up a branch of Moving street In the earlier bill from 80 percrait of parity to 75 percent. budget. the Colonial Bank and escaped with an underter- To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call M7- A by the House Education and Labor Com­ School officials said the approved figure may lead mined amount of money. 09M. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday mittee to work on its budget cuts amounted to no more to the laying off of some 36 employees in the school Police said three armed men entered the bank VERNON — The state Department of Transpor- through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery than political shadow-boxing between Democrats and system. The board also Indicated that 94 employees Tuesday shortly before 1 p.m. and took the money tatioo has approved the relocstlng of Main Street In should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by in federally funded school programs could get and then fled In a car operated by a fourth person. the Talcottville section of Route S3 to ease traffic 7:30 a.m. Saturday. **lKe I^rtillcan-controUed Senate Banking, Housing IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY... Police said the three were not wearing masks and couestion. Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for one and Urban Tiffalrs Committee was to have met Tuesday layoff notices If threatened cuts in federal sduca- Ine street will be relocated to form a right angle tlon programs materialize. were filmed by bank cameras. month,' $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for sis months, OB tbs b a d ^ , but postponed its session for a day at the No shots were fired and no Injuries were intersection with Route 83. U now forms a Y-ahaped and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on request of Democrats wanting more time to plot PLEASE PICK UP YOUR S page COLOR SALE Intersection. Hlghiivay ofRcials expect the work to reported. ’There were no customers In the bank at request. strategy. the time of the holdup, police said. Police were told be completed in about three ireeks. It's being done In a unique process called “reconciliation,’’ being CIRCULAR AT A TOP NOTCH NEAR YOU! Backs project that one bandit watched the bank door, another in conjunction with the widening of Interstate 8$. To place a clauified or display advertisement, or to tesled serlmly tto year for the first time, Congreu stood near telephones and the third, wearing sur­ O ffl^ls said the relocating Main Street will report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711. will amend current laws to achieve the spending reduc­ EAST HARTFORD - The Inland Wetlands Com­ gical gloves, took the money. The four reportedly help drivers who want to make a left turn. The cy­ Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through tions ordered Ust m o i^ in the fiscal 1982 budget resolu­ mission ’Tuesday night gave conditional approval to escaped in a large maroon car with a stripe down cle of the traffic light in that area will also be Friday. tion. develop a 172 con^minlum project on 10 acres the side, police said. changed. The work of the committees will be consolidated into one comprehensive package and brought to the House and Senate floors, probably next week. THE HERALD, Wed., June 10, 1981 - 5 4 - THE HERALD. Wed., June 10, IWl Cafeteria Housing wait Health matters layoffs remains long possible highlight three

MANCHESTER - To keep the in­ By Hilary Rosenbarg people (on the waiting list) are crease in the cost of school lunches Herald Reporter never going to get in.” in the ‘‘nickel to dime range,' the Compared to other Connecticut public hearings Board of Eklucation will probably MANCHESTER - When an elder­ towns, Manchester stands a little lay off six to eight workers. ly Manchester resident decides to above average in the amount of Superintendent of Schools James apply for government-funded elderly housing it has, Duffy said. "I P. Kennedy told the board Monday housing for the elderly, he'd better think we’re doing pretty well for a that reductions in federal subsidies be prepared for a long wait. town of 50,000 people,” Phelan said. MANCHESTER - Matters of dance to answer directors' questions for school hot lunch programs are With about 240 names now on the Enfield, a town of comparative public health came up in three on the matter. anticipated, although the amount of waiting list, the wait for an apart­ size with 46,000 people (as of 1970 separate public hearings conducted The formation of a Health District ment is usually between three-and- Manchester had 48,000), has about by the Board of Directors Tuesday between Manchester and Bolton the cutback is not yet known. would make the towns the 50th While Kennedy said that the ad­ a-half and four years long, accor­ 160 fewer elderly housing units than night. ministration would not make a ding to Dennis Phelan, executive Manchester, according to CRCOG A proposal from the town Health and 51st in Connecticut to join the recommendation for action until director of the Manchester Housing statistics. (About 17 percent of Department to institute fees for district system, which would in Authority. Manchester’s population is made up quarterly inspections of the town’s most matters, replace the Health more Information is available, he Department in its functions. The added that the administration would Grade 1 students at Verplanck School perform the VIrIgInIa Reel Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- of persons over 60 years of age, 93 restaurants drew fire from restaurateurs and consumers Health Department now receives 33 prefer to lay off some workers during the musical presentation "Potpourri." The musical was Manchester, who is is a local compared to 11 percent for Enfield, rather than substantially increase School musical Realtor, called the waiting period the latest statistics indicate.) alike. Vincent Kelly, a frequent cents per capita from the state presented by Grade 1 students at the school Tuesday afternoon. speaker at town public hearings, government for its operation, but the price of lunches. (Herald photo by Pinto) “an ungodly long period of time." Currently the Manchester Earlier, the administration had In the past three years, Phelan Housing Authority has applications predicted that restaurants would the district would qualify for $1.33 per pending on the state and federal pass the cost of the fees on to con­ capita, directors were told by estimated that the price of lunches said, the length of the waiting list Donald S. GenovesI, president, Manchester Scholarship Founda­ has remained about the same. levels for the construction of about sumers. Michael Rosetti, chief local health might have to jump to {1.50 or more tion speaks at the awards ceremony last night in Manchester High administrator for the state. from its current level of 75 and 80 "There has been zero growth,” he 100 units of elderly housing in William A. Oleksinski, owner of said. various locations in town, Ptwian Schoiarship foundation winners School where scholarship were presented to more than 30 Willie’s Steak House testified that Mayor Penny expressed concerns, cents. after reading the statute which es­ At the higher cost, Kennedy said Although ’ Manchester has been said. But since competition for the seniors from Manchester and East Catholic High Schools and “naturally” he objected to the Head Start move eyed aggressive in seeking funds for government funding is fierce, he Howell Cheney Technical School. (Herald photo by Pinto) proposed charges, citing what he tablished the districts, that a he feared participation in the elderly housing, the waiting list said, “It's not likely all (the units) termed the “tremendous burden” municipality would lose its authori­ program would drop dramatically. ty over such a district, because “It's the intention of the ad­ remains long, with the units will be approved.” that restuarants already carry to pay unemployment compensation, creation of a Health Board to govern ministration to recommend con­ MANCHESTER - The future to move to Nathan Hale unless it can School an ideal location for the available falling far short of the He said decisions on housing town’s needs, Phelan said. applications are expected after Oc­ and social security taxes. His it is mandated by the law. tinuation of the federal hot lunch location of the Hbad Start program obtain about $18,000 in additional program, since it is self-contained He said he was also concerned program, " he said. “It's an impor­ funds to pay for maintenance and and does not have other older "Manchester is very aggressive in tober, the start of the federal greatest fear, he said, was that the should be known soon, an official Foundation honors scholars fees would continually increase once that the town would lose control tant source of good food for our has said. utilities at ^ u th School. The Board students. They applied for ad­ trying to get housing,” confirmed government’s fiscal year. Michael Duffy, director of the One aspect of Manchester’s elder­ approved. over the district's costs, because the kids “ A1 Boyer, of the Community of Education, which formerly paid ditional federal funds to pay the By Barbara Richmond Vincent L. Diana, Nominating Com­ when the association first started, Jr., Georgeanne EOersoia, district would have the authority to Kennedy said the board will an­ costs to keep South School open. Bureau of Housing in the state ly housing program has recently Christopher Eltringham, Michael A fee schedule for the inspections Renewal Team in Hartford which those costs, cut its subsidy to Head Herald Reporter mittee; Edward P. Coltman, most of the awards were very small submitted by the Advisory Board of assess residents to pay for its ser­ nounce the price of school lunches at applied for federal funds to keep the Start as part of a $730,000 reduction Boyer said that CRT will housing department. “They’re going shown signs of movement. Monday Scholarship and Loan; Thomas and were more or less token Falkowski, Christine Fedorchak, probably know yhether the program after all the money they can go the Housing Authority began taking Health was recommend^ for ap­ vices. its August meeting. “There will be a Manchester Head Start program in in its total budgets. MANCHESTER - Thirty-one Rollason, Finance Committee; amounts. Lee Ann Fogg, Janice Glidden, John Rosetti told the mayor that the will receive the additional funds by after.” applications for subsidize housing Gorman, Alison Grade, Karen proval by Weiss. Fees would range price increase, “ he said. “We ll try South School, said an inspector from The board approved the cut with students from Manchester High, Jam es B. Holmes, G ifts and This year several of the students from $50 for restaurants seating up Board of Directors would retain con­ to keep it in the nickel to dime the Boston office of the U.S. Depart­ the intention of moving Head Start the end of the week. Duffy said about 80 towns are for low-income and elderly people In Howell Cheney Technical School, Bequests; and Mrs. James M. received awards for $500 and some Gustafson and Jennifer Hedlund. vying for the limited state funding ,..Jo 25 customers, to $100 for those trol of the district because local ra n g e ’ ment of Health and Human Services from South School to Nathan Hale Head Start is a program for three the five-year-old Section 8 program. Elast Catholic High School, and one Gerrity, ^ogram Committee. were for $1,400 and $1,000. Only one Also: Daniel Kibbe Jr., Marla- municipalities make all ap- available for elderly housing, In this program, the tenant Beth Levy, Margaret McNamara, seating 75 or more. The fees are More than half of the federal sub­ is visiting the current Head Start and turning South School back to the and four-year-olds that combines from Ellington High School received Association officers, besides was for $ ^ , with the exception of expected to generate an additional pwintments to a health district's sidy comes in the form of com­ location and the proposed location in town. education, health and social ser­ making it impossible for all remains in private housing, putting scholarahips and awards Tuesday Genovesi are Mrs. Robert M. Stone, those given by Center Donald Murphy, Jeanine Murphy, requests to be granted, $5,000 in revenues for the Health board. He also said that the health modities. Kennedy said, such as Nathan Hale School this week. Head Start officials, however, vices. The Manchester program in­ one-fourth of his income toward his night. vice president; Attorney Allan D. Congregational Church, for Barbara Rennart, Michael district, by law, was required to According to statistics furnished rent while the remaining expenses Department. squash or peanut butter. The Head Start program will have objected to the move, calling South volves about 80 children. The event, the 16th annual Thomas, secretary; and David E. members of that church only. Savidakis, Carole Schreiber, operate on an appropriation made by the Capitol Region Council of are paid by the Housing Authority. Courtland P. Sears III, Melissa "The directors will consider the ceremonies of the Manchester Garaventa, treasurer and executive fees at a future meeting. by the town, which constituted a se­ Governments, Manchester current­ The authority must approve the director.' Also new this year, the foundation Spiel, Mark Sutcliffe, James Scholarship Foundation, were held started what it calls the Century Tavern owners turned out to speak cond form of control. Protest planned^ ly has 348 federally funded bousing tenant's apartment for inclusion in Gthdr directors are: Mrs. William Tierney, Eklward P. Vilga, Glenn Creation of the health district units and 40 units built with state in the cafeteria of Manchester High Club Associates. This year several in favor of a proposed amendment to the program. School. Dolnald GenoveSl, president Belfiore, attorney Barry W. Bot- Marx, and (Tiarles Woodhouse. would require a three-year commit­ MANCHESTER - The United ECHS sets class signups money. Applications for Section 8 were ticello, Horace H. Brown Jr., people donated $100 each to help Funds for the foundation come a 1978 ordinance which permitted of the foundation, welcomed the the sale of liquor on Sundays in ment on the part of the towns, to Farm Workers union will stage a State funds to construct an ad­ suspended a year-and-a-half ago _____ t. English Jr., Df. Eleanore cover the expenses of running the from a variety of sources such as recipients and guests. town. Dave Odell, co-owner of the start, which would be renewed after demonstration this evening outside MANCHESTER — Registration levels of English, with emphasis on ning, with specific times to be set ditional 40 units was allocated Jo the when the waiting list became too Lq^B jK , Hayden L. Griswold Jr., association, (jenovesi said expenses service, church and fraternal are primarily for secretarial work, Buffalo Water Tavern, 622 Middle that time or the towns could drop the Finast supermarket on Spencer for the summer program at Elast grammar and writing. Mathematics before the first class meets. Housing Authority a few years ago. long, Phelan said. With a slow tur­ Following the playing of the Star Wiffll^raoHale, William R. John­ organizations, bequests and out of the program, he added. Roset­ Street to protest the company's For more information, call the That project is now in the planning nover in this program, “It just got son, N. WItliam Knight, Mrs. postage and such. memorial funds and from in­ Turnpike and James Olbris, co­ Catholic High School will be held I and II. Algebra I and II, Geometry, Spangled Banner, the Rev. Robert owner of Renn's Tavern, 76 (jooper ti said that 38 of the 49 towns now decision to continue buying Red June 22 to 25 from 9 to 10:30 a m. at Spanish, Latin, French, Western school at 649-5338 between 9 a.m. stages, Phelan said. ridiculous to build up people’s A. O’Grady of St. James Church, Patricia Ladd, Mrs. Thomas S. Members of that group are: Earl dividuals. Bissell, Jack DeQuattro, Walter St. said tavern owners “only seek eligible to quit the program have Coach lettuce. the school. Civilization, American History, and 1:30 p.m. ECHS is located at US Zinsser puts partial blame for the hopes,” he said. laid the Invocation and during the Latham, Matthew M. Moriarty, at­ The foundation was formed in 1965 opted to stay, which he saw as a sign First National Supermarkets Inc. New State Road. delay on this project and for the Fuss, attorney and Mrs. Harold to provide a vehicle for individuals what we understand was the original Enrollment is open to students Physical Science, Biology, Now, however, the list has gone program the Round Table Singers of torney Victor Moses, A. Raymond intent of the 1978 ordinance, ” of its success. decided last week to buy the lettuce who live in Manchester and surroun­ Chemistry, and required religion general shortage of elderly housing down enough so that applications Manchester High School, presented Rodgers Jr., and Leonard Seader. Garrity, Dr. Robert R. Keeney, Dr. to bequest funds and for tax exempt The directors will consider all Alan S. Lammey, Marte, Keith & referring to the directors’ stated in­ despite a request from the UFW ding communities. It is not courses for ECHS. in Manchester on complex govern­ can once again be taken. some musical selections under the Genovesi said $26,550 was given money to be channeled into three items discussed in the public that it honor a union boycott to sup­ ment regulations. “It's not the Gendaniel, Paul J. Rossetto, Dr. scholarships. The foundation acts as tention then to permit the consump­ restricted to current ECHS Classes will run June 29 to July 31 Marine league direction of Penny Dalenta. out in scholarships and awards last tion of alcohol on Sundays at family- hearings at future meetings. The port a 28-month strike at Bruce students. for full credit courses and June 29 to town’s fault,” he said. “It's the red Genovesi thanked the Board of night and over the 16 years the foun­ Martin L. Rubin, Dr. Walter M. a central clearing house for the MANCHESTER - The Marine Schardt, Robert J. Smith, and type restaurants. Taverns are those next meeting scheduled is June 18, Church Inc. of Salinas. Calif , which The summer program is designed July 24 for one-half credit courses tape.” Now you know Directors of the foundation, for the dation has been in existence, about a scholarship effort in Manchester establishments which serve only at 8 p.m. at the Senior Center. markets Red Coach lettuce. The to meet both remedial needs and Full credit courses cost $175 and Corps League will meet Wednesday Building the 40 units of elderly work they have done in making the quarter of a million has been given Robert W. Weinberg. and helps eliminate the duplication at 8 p.m. at the Marine Club on The sun is estimated to be 324,000 Also directors, Botticello, beer, wine and cider, and all demonstration is planned for 6:3P enrichment interests. one-half credit courses cost $130. housing “shouldn’t have to take that program a success and also thanked out to qualifying' students. of scholarship efforts. Connecticut taverns must by law Course offerings include all grade Parker Street. > long,” he objected. “Some of those times heavier than the Elarth. Genovesi said the big thing the Genovesi, Hale, Holmes, Mrs. Stone All contributions are tax deducti­ pm. Classes will meet during the mor­ the committee which is made up of serve food. Correction association members — Anne foundation has done in recent years and Thomas. ble and may be sent to the founda­ Students receiving scholarships Another hea)th.issue came to the Beechler, head of the Guidance is to make the awards more tion, 20 Hartford Road. . fore when Mayor Stephen Penny Michael G. DiLoreto, who was Department at Manchester High meaningful. He said one of the were: Sean Belleville, Kevin Byrne, Pictures of the recipients and a arrested Tuesday morning, was in­ Kimberly Cabral, Lisa Carroll, suspended the rules to bring an item W ater violations recorded School, chairman of the Public students, Tuesday night, was given full' list of awards will be published of new business up for consideration correctly listed as living at 73 Oak . Relations Committee; Attorney tcbolarship* totaling $1,600. He said Richard Doggart, Lawrence Duff in Thursday’s Manchester Herald. St. DiLoreto's correct address is not while color variations between the standard while a spokesman from the state MANCHE.STER - recorded at the Porter Sta­ SIZZLING Health Department was in atten­ known. Several violations of the tion with a turbidity of 2.84 result from the amount of limits of 0.8 pers per Safe Drinking Water Act N.T.U. and at the Howard decaying leaves in the million to 1.2 ppm. were recorded by the town Station with a turbidity of 2 water shed. According to Frank JUNE VALUES^ Man charged in accident in May N.T.U N.T.U. is the unit Fluoride levels from Jodaitis. the decline in the Public Works director for measuring turbidity. Charter Oak Well 4 and fluoridation level resulted Love Lane Well were below Jay J. Giles said the an­ The standard is 1 N.T.U. from a delayed shipment of Norwich Superior Court. vehicle and was pronounced dead at the level which is effective fluoride. MANCHESTER - A 21-year-old nouncement does not mean Turbidity changes local man faces multiple charges in State Police said Donovan’s car Westerly Hospital in Rhode Island, that town water is unsafe reflect the level of in the prevention of dental was traveling west on Route 2 at a state police said. cavities. This level is connection with a weekend car acci­ for drinking The State suspended silt in the water. dent in North Stonlngton in which a high rate of speed when it crossed Two other teenagers in Balestrac­ Health Department has Groton teenager was killed. the center line and plowed head-on ci’s car were also injured, one of granted exemptions for the Kenneth M. Donovan, of 99 into an oncoming car driven by them seriously. tests, he said. 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A THE HERALD, Wed., June 10, 1981 - 6 - THE HERALD. Wed., June 10, 1981 Cassano gets Weiss says dance studio OPINION / Com m entary proposal for submits deposit on center MANCH^TER Town weiss told the directors with an interest rate not to studio is. manager Robert WeiM an- at Yheir Tuesday night exceed 15 percent. The proposal was meeting that the studio said referred to subcommittee the Burton Dance Studio,... .» ^ letter to the town that A zoning change is not on disposal of the building firehouse use 22 Oak St., has submitted a the purchase was contigent required. Weiss said, but chaired by director “Ike" deposit on the former upon zoning approval and approval of the proposed Kleinschmidt and to the Justice Department dumps evidence of Carter scandal Linden Street senior the securing of a mortgage use of the building as a town attorney. MANCHESTER - A town’s fire engine there. center, which failed to sell proposal to make the The town owns and operate at auction May 28. Buckland - Fire Station the Buckland station, but that be had informed Carter of Lee’s The dance studio, now WASHINGTON - The Justice government off his back. minutes. Declares the memo: "The available for use by the the district has jurisdiction located in the House and Department has swept under the rug According to a Justice Depart­ President then proceeded to write a illegal proposition. The president Eighth District volunteer for fire protection in the Hale building, is being fire department was an­ circumstantial evidence that ment memo, Vesco boasted that he note to the Attorney General responded by appointing Lee to a area. forced to relocate because stating: ‘Please see Spencer Lee ' judicial nominating committee to nounced by Stephen Tripp said the arrange­ that building is being appears to implicate Jimmy Carter had 'substantial infl,uence over Cassano, deputy mayor, at from Albany when he requests an help select federal judges. ment could be made on a renovated for office con­ in a major scandal The former several Latin American Heads of Jack Anderson the Board of Directors appointment.’” UNDER THE DOME: Afl contract basis, and added dominiums. president, questioned first by FBI State. " and could help the Carter ad­ meeting Tuesday night. that it would allow the Of course, the Georgians hoped anonymous poke at the Moral Beverly Bollino Burton, agents and then by federal ministration negotiate a favorable Washington Merry-Go-Round Cassano had received the district to postpone the con- owner and director of the the Justice Department would halt Majority is circulating on Capitol prosecutors, denied any memory or Panama Canal treaty. proposal Monday night struction of its own studio, said the move to the knowledge of the incriminating As the memo describes the extradition proceedings against Hill in the form of a fake draft Of from Joseph Tripp, a firehouse in that area. legislation designed to punish senior center is ’’pure events. strategy that was adopted. Vesco's Vesco, so he would keep his promise member of the Eighth The Buckland firehouse speculation” at this point The explosive evidence is locked intercession "could be sold to the to transfer the $10 million in promiscuity. Drawn up in the District-Town Liaison ' responds to calls in the b^ause she has not yet dis­ in Justice Department files, which American public as the rationale for securities to them. There is no typical jargon of proposed legisla­ Committee, which Cassano Progress, Baldwin and cussed terms of the sale are supposed to be closed to the dropping efforts to bring Vesco to record, however, that Lee kept the tion, it purports to be the “Shotgun chairs. Concord drive area. with town manager Weiss justice in the I'nited States " It their memos to refer to the Vesco Feb. 9,1977 — Carter placed an un­ appointment with the attorney Wedding Act of 1961.” The point of Tripp said he made his Cassano told the direc­ or the Board of Directors. public But my associate Indy proposal in response to should be noted that Costa Rican caper usual telephone call to FTesident general. the phony bill is that various tors he asked Tripp to Badhwar has examined the sup­ Fire Chief John Rivosa’s make the proposal formal, Carol Fieseler of the St. Louis Zoo handles with pressed documents, which tell a President Daniel Oduber was sup­ Feb. 8. 1977 - Lee flew to Daniel Oduber in Costa Rica. Not June 1977 — The extradition categories of sexual misbehavior great care two of four Mexican wolf pups born are forgiven if the offenders get recent statement that the and would bring it before story of connivance and cover-up posed to play the key role in this Washington, where he presented the only was Oduber a key figure in the proceedings against Vesco were fire department is serious­ the board when he had it in May 29 to the only female of the species In cap­ It's an enormously complex story diplomatic maneuver. Vesco deal to White House aide Vesco plot, but Vesco had boasted halted. This strange coincidence married before they come to triaL ly undermanned. written form. tivity. With only 30 wolves believed remaining In Proof of that can best be understood by Vesco. meanwhile, .agreed to Richard Harden. Both men later he had Oduber in his "hip pocket.” was described succinctly by Philip — Sen. Gary Hart, D-Colo., is The firehouse, which is The next meeting of the the wild, the species Is on the extremely en­ reporting it in chronological order: transfer $10 million worth of his swore to a federal grand jury that The timing of the call helped to Heymann, then the assistant at­ quietly talking with out-of-state now Staffed with two town board has been set for June dangered list. The pups, three of them females, Jan 14-16. 1977 — A delegation of stolen securities to the Georgians Harden persuaded Lee to drop out of convince Vesco that he could do torney general in charge of the moneymen about the possibility of firemen, could use district 18, at 8 p.m. are the first born In captivity. (UPl photo) CPA claim Georgians, headed by Spencer Ixie But first, he wanted the U S. govem- the conspiracy. business with the Georgians, he said criminal division, in a confidential running for president in 1964. So far, volunteer firemen, thus IV. a small-town attorney with close ment to drop extradition But Lee was bluffed into taking lie later. Explained a Justice Depart­ 35-page report on the case: the response has been encouraging freeing the town workers requested ties to the Carter crowd, flew to proceedings against him as a detector tests, which indicated he ment memo: "Interviews of Carter The Department of Justice, over — if cautious. As an unabashed to serye where needed, Tripp said. Costa Rica for a secret rendezvous "signal" that the Georgians could had lied about cutting his ties with and Oduber establish that Oduber the objection of the State Depart­ liberal who managed to survive last pull the right strings in Washington Vesco. Although Harden refused to received a conservation award and ment, ultimately decided not to seek year’s Democratic debacle, Hart In exchange, he HARTFORD (UPI) - with fugitive financier Robert Manchester public records Two legislators are take a lie detector test, the files that Carter placed the call to con­ appeals to those who feel former proposed, the district Vesco Jan 27. 1977 — Lee flew to the Vesco's extradition. Future in­ would have access to the renewing their call for the The incorrigible Vesco. described Bahamas to set up a dummy cor­ show that Justice Department of­ gratulate him." The Justice Depart­ vestigation will have to focus on Vice President Walter Mondale’s Connecticut Society of Cer­ liberal credentials were tarnished by a biographer as "the biggest in­ poration to launder the $10 million ficials believed he had also com­ ment declined to investigate allegations that this decision by CerlifiratFs of atlarh- Bezzini, a right-of-way for John F. and Constance tified Public Accountants ternational swindler of our time. " that the Georgians expected to mitted perjury. whether there was any other pur­ Justice was improperly motivated.” by his service under Jimmy Carter, menl installation of a road and Stasko to Ellen D. Martin, to substantiate a claim that offered them a $10 million cut of his collect The company was What this means is that, in the opi­ pose for the call. Having received the “signal” that and those who figure Ted Kennedy is Electric Boat Federal public utilities on the property at 65 Durant St., revenue estimates for the stolen fortune In return, they were registered under the name of nion of those investigating the case. Feb. 15,1977— Harden dropped by the fix was in, Vesco transferred the great but unelectable. Fire calls Credit Union against Ray­ easterly side of Adams $50,000. unincorporated business supposed to use their White House Southern Ventures. Ltd.—the code Lee and Harden continued to the oval office for a meeting with $10 million through a complex stock Copyright, 1981, United Feature mond Shaw, lot number 18 Street. tax were understated. connections to get the federal name that the Georgians used in promote the $10 million political fix. President Carter that lasted five deal. Harden testified, meanwhile. Syndicate, Inc. Tuesday, 9:58 a.m. “Pine Acres”, off Center Morris A. and Richard P. The society, at a news —Overheated fan at 385 W. St. Bezzini to Marks Realty, of c o n fe re n c e May 18, Center St. (Town) Kathleene Stratton Framingham ,Mass, 14,900 claimed the Legislature’s Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. against Gerrold Stratton square feet of property on revenue estimates for the In Manchester ^T T A c S iaa i (=<5KT w o « m STAR-TecE6iz^v'-«— —Car fire at intersection of property a t 871 Tolland the easterly side of Adams First slaves new tax on unincorporated H u c m E Turnpike and defendant’s businesses were short by N.F.R. Main and North Main Street. The English shipped the Robert streets. (Elohth District) share of property at 286-288 Marks Realty, of $30 miliion and said es­ Main St. Framingham, Mass., to first blacks from Africa to timates also were low for V Tuesday, 3:15 p.m. Virginia in 1619, 12 years Walters —Water call at 173 Spruce Pratt It Whltney- Morris A. and Richard P. changes in the corporation Chandler Evans after the founding of the tax. Syndicated St. (Town) Bezzini, 11,464 square feet Jamestown settlement. In Safety commission columnist Tuesday, 4:32 p.m. —Car Employees Federal Credit of property on the easterly Sen. Audrey Beck D- ♦ ¥ the first 40 years there ‘JJI' ' -{* fire at intersection of Union of Hartford against side of Adams Street. Mansfield, and Rep. Irvin Wiliam R. Auden and were no more than 300 Stolberg, D-New Haven, Woodland and Broad black slaves. But by the streets. (Elighth District) C a th e rin e A. Auden, co-chairmen of the property at 42 Delmont St. Warranty deeds 1680s, with the need for Legislature’s Finance, Tuesday,7:04 P.m. many more workers in the warrants action Qutlelaini deeds Stephen M. and Camilla Revenue and Bonding —Water call at 36 Clinton tobacco fields, blacks were St. (Town) Marks Realty, of M. Farrell to Douglas B. Committee, asked the and Kathleen D. Tower, brought in to the colonies society the next day to see A public safety commission is ty warrants action. Such an ad­ No end to Tuesday, 8:58 p.m. Framingham, Mass., and Manchester State Bank to property at 331 Fern St., at the rate of 40,000 a its data but said they needed for the Town of visory board would simply make —False alarm at Box 34. decade. (Town) Morris A. and Richard P. $97,500. received no response. Manchester. recommendations to the Board The Charter Revision Com­ of Directors. 'welfare' mission. at least the majority of The directors in light of their im/T Its members, doesn't think so. other problems and duties, we for rich \»iiiHiiiiiiiii'.)re •We disagree feel, cannot devote the time Political animals have a necessary to deal with such tendency to defeat anything m atters WASHINGTON (NEA) - Among AT which could cut into the sphere Three areas which come to the most disappointing decisions of power of public officials mind immediately which a com­ made by Congress when it recently mission, with power, could ad­ considered the budget offered by FATHERS Such is the situation with the President Reagan for the 1962 fiscal MY STORE Charter Revision Commission's dress itself to include the ques­ year was the rejection of a trio of stand on the public safety ques­ tion of paid versus volunteer related proposals. tion. firefighters, staffing problems The three suggestions, all offered FOR LEVIS The major proponent of the within the police department in the form of amendments by Sen. DAY public safety board is Charter and the administration of Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, Revision Commission member emergency medical services. represented an important initiative Nathan Agostinelli who has seen The first two problems have that would have slashed federSl ■'.ai.duu.im the value of such a board. been with the town for some Manchester Spotlight “welfare programs” that principal­ The main opponent. Matt time and have yet to be solved. ly benefit the wealthy. Moriarty. feels such a new com­ The third is relatively new, but Unlike low- and middle-income ci­ KIFFEE BAGS mission would strip existing equally as important. tizens, the rich receive their govern­ FROM ment assistance through specif LEE DENIM OVERALLS departments of some of their We reject the notion a public MENS DSESS SUCKS subsidies to favored industries, safety commission would erode powers. obscure loopholes in the tax coda Yet the questions of public the powers of departments. We Alternatives do exist and assorted other devices worth safety are complex and time feel the commission would be an billions of dollars annually. consuming. asset and could come up with With the exception of a few tokegi ^4.99-42.00 The Sunday before last I spent a dustry. * 1 9 .9 5 Complicated situations solutions to existing and future pleasant hour in Center Park 3. The thought of relocating the gestures, the president’s budget great for carrying clothing needing complicated answers problems. visiting the craft exhibits sponsored garage to East Cemetery is ap­ proposals do not attempt to reduep * 7 .9 9 require almost full-time atten­ Public safety means just that by the Manchester Art Association. palling. During my lengthy visit those benefits, on the grounds that camping, fishing tion. — the safety of the public. Strolling down the hill I was ap­ By Rick there I came upon many touching they are technically classified as Members of the Charter Revi­ If the political animals are proached by Walter Zingler, presi­ scenes —a man raking leaves from a "tax expenditures’’ — revenue GOLLESE TEE SHIRTS sion Commission reached a com­ reluctant to take action then a dent of the Holl Street Residents' grave site, another planting flowers forgone by the federal treasury SMEBALl SNIKTS |Diamoncj rather than funds actually disbursed GYM SHORTS promise and will recommend referendum should be held. A.ssociation while an elderly couple, arm in arm, by the government. J Let the people decide if the "Are you a registered voter?” Publisher gazed silently at a tombstone. Elast that the Board of Directors es­ But David A. Stockman, Reagan) tablish an advisory committee issue is impiortant enough to deal queried Zingler, thrusting an armful Cemetery with its gently rolling of petitions in my direction — hills and its beautful shrubbery that director of the Office of Manag# to deal with public safety with properly without regard for petitions that opposed further V i helps to partition off many of its sec­ ment and Budget, has belatedly anfj political motivations, m atters. expansion of Multi-Circuits Inc. tions is a truly lovely final resting reluctantly acknowledged “there * 4 .5 9 *3.25 & *4.25 ramifacations or ambitions. 1 .9 9 Advice is fine, but public safe- through its proposed acquisition of 1. Multi-Circuits, which previous­ place that should remain un­ are some tax expenditures that are the town's park and cemetery gar­ ly has been granted a number of changed. Increased traffic and an obsolete, inefficient or un­ Varied Sizes age on Harrison Street zoning variances permitting it to enlarged network of roads will per­ justifiable” and that “ought to be Up to this point I must confess to a grow to its present 50,000 square manently disturb its fragility and eliminated as a matter of good tax lEEG W IO S great deal of confusion, on my part, foot size, is now overbuilt for the serenity. policy and ... political equity.” T CANVAS LETICRESNIRTS Berry's World concerning the current controversy. area. It is not in conformity with 4. While Multi-Circuits has One of the most notorious GYM SHORT PAHTS Since my own arrival two months present-day industrial planning strained its credibility with the com­ examples is the ’’butterfly, Long Length ago it has beeit difficult for me to which usually limits building munity, with its inaccurate employ­ straddle,” a complex tax-avoidaneSf immerse myself in complex issuqs coverage to 30 percent of the total ment projections that have com­ scheme used almost exclusively by such as the Multi-Circuits case. site, < Multi-Circuits is utilizing 60 pounded. traffic problems, it is, shrewd and wealthy investors tft percent) thus providing adequate M 9 .9 5 deprive the government of — aq^ * 1 2 .9 5 So, face to face with Mr. Zingler, I nevertheless, a good employer and (Similar to Izod) saw the opportunity to get a com­ land for neighborhood buffers, an important taxpayer. The town enrich themselves by — about $1.> * 1 5 .9 9 prehensive. if not completely objec­ landscaping, truck deliveries, should do its utmost to help the com­ billion yearly. '• S.M.L tive. picture as to why his group was refuse storage and sufficient off pany find other alternatives but in so vehemently oppos^ to any. future street parking for employees and fairness, Multi-Circujts, which LEE JEANS visitors. SWEAT SHIRTS expansion. Zingler is a rather effec­ appears to be prospering, could have Straight L«s tive spokesman and he made such a In spite of the excellent done more advanced planning itself. ^lanriiPBtpr Hrrald SALE HOURS convincing argument I decided to appearance of the Multi-Circuits The company purportedly wants have a look for myself. complex, further expansion would the town garage in order to utilize Special aggravate an already congested Serving The Greater Mancheeter MON-FRi 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. ) I drove around the Multi-Circuits the space for offices, thus freeing Area For fOO rears complex, inspected the town garage traffic situation and would ultimate­ more space in the main complex for SAT 10 A.M. - 5:30 and the Holl Street neighborhood ly lead to the deterioration of a once production. Founded O ct 1, 1881 Savings and then spent the rest of the after­ tranquil and stable residential Many companies operate ef­ Published by the * 1 4 .9 9 noon on a riding and walking tour of neighborhood. " ficiently with detached office Mancheeter Publlahing Co. AND ASSOHTED STYLES VARIED STYLES EUist Cemetery,, which has been 2. The town garage is perfectly headquarters. I noticed Multi- Herald Squara mentioned as the possible site for situated now. A modest expenditure Circuits already operates a facility Manchester, Conn. 08040 9.99 the relocation of the garage. of capital could update this facility on Hartford Road next to a building Telephone (203) 843-2711 '. Mmimc umwd Pt m s taWriMSofMl ' I quickly arrived at some con­ and the unsightly housekeeping in occupied, but about to be vacated by Memliar of clusions. Conclusions, which, in the the rear of the building could be Manchester Community College. It Audit Buroou of Circulations .< bA c >*** A me past 10 days have been reinforced by quickly rectified by some tender appears to be an excellent site for a CuMofflor Sorvtoa — S47-SS4S subsequent visits to the area during loving care. In my opinion it la not corporate headquarters. I know it is RIotiard M. Otomond. PubNtlior .•* "Remember when I was the Fernando Valen­ shift changes at MulU-Circits, by the function of town government to part of the Cheney Historic District Frank A. eurOank, 1__ zuela of security analysts ?" talks with other individuals and by a uproot and relocate a town facility, but still, operated as corporate (d- HaroM I. TurkIneWn. Idkor I rereading of articles on the subject. disturbing some neighborhood in the fice space, it could enhance the dis­ My conclusions: process, to accommodate private in- trict.

f- "f. THE HERALD, Wed., jjB PlO , ~ ^ ^ ~ t h e h e r a l d . Wed., June 10, 1981 O'Neill signs markup repeal

—Eliminate the issuance of photo Condo convei:^ons slow HAR'l’P'ORD (U PI) — A five-year Repeal of the minimum markup identity cards by the Department of rooratorium on permits for new law, which had guaranteed a profit Liquor Control. The cards were used package stores was in effect today for liquor dealers, is expected t o ' primarily by young people and By Hilary Rosenberg from east of the river, developers and was to be converted to a condominium. By as the first step in ending nearly half bring dohm liquor prices in Connec­ senior citizens as positive forms of Herald Reporter torneys involved in conversions with legal law, developers are required to give tenants a century of minimum price ticut, Which are now higher than identification. questions. six months notice that a conversion is to take ■~x i. markups on liquor sold in Connec­ thoae of nearby states. O’Neill vetoed a bill that would MANCHESTER — In the first three According to Dennis Phelan, director of the place, Mounds said. ticut. Other bills signed by the governor have given the state Office of months of last year, nine apartment houses Manchester Housing Authority, requests for Waiting for word that their apartment had The permit moratorium was the Tuesday would: Protection and Advocacy for the or complexes were converted to con­ housing from tenants of apartments about to been sold as a condominium, "w e were under first effect of a bill signed into law —Increase the number of Superior I • ‘V A !-' • ,'•' ‘ X. Handicapped and Developmentally dominiums. According to public records, the be converted have tapered off lately. constant tension," the woman at Park Chest­ Tuesday by Gov. William O’Neill to Court judges from 119 to 127 as of Disabled Persons greater access to conversions involved a total of about 460 un­ With a shortage of elderly hlusijig and of nut said. Finally, in September, she said, they phase out the minimum nurkup law July 1. records of people living in state its. apartments in Manchester, condominium received notice the unit had been sold and that r^ u ire s wholesalers to set .-^Impose a three-year statute of mental health facilities. So far this year, however, conversions have they had two months to relocate. prices at specific percentages above' limitations on complaints about The governor also vetoed a bill involved only about 10 units at two locations. They began looking for an apartment. " I their costs, t alleged violations of the Code of that would have required wrecker One 47-unit cothplex stated to condominiums was a nervous wreck," the woman said. After Under the repeal Ipgislation, Ethics for Public Officials and Lob- operators to keep detailed records STRESS RELATED ILLRESSES has not yet been converted. a fruitless search through the newspapers, “ I minimum markups on beer and byista. The code defines conflict of and tficlr truUotnt Some Relators attribute the slowdown to walked the streets," she said, looking for ren­ interest and regulates conduct. of all towed vehicles. liquor will be eliminated as of Jan. Many of today t medical and emotional Slncs$es arc either caused or the current high interest rates on home High interest rate tal signs in windows. Finally she stumbled on 1, with the mandatory pricing of aggravated by stress and Bruoety mortgages, which has discouraged people the apartment thev now rent. wine scheduled to become a thing of Btofcedbach is a self regulatory approach used in the treatment of these from buying homes or condominiums Sharon According to Weinberg and other Realtors, the past a year later. iBncstes It Is an alternative to tradtlional drug therapy The Biofeedbacli Jobless aid uncertain Clinic o f MarKhestcr is a medlcaDy supervised health fadltty Biofcedback D. Mounds. Senior Housing Program Coor­ is primary cause condominium has been a major contributing , The governor’s signature on the training is indtvtduaDy conducted by our staff of trained, regtsiered nurses dinator at the state Department of Housing, factor in the current shortage of rental units bill marked the final chapter for one PLAINVILLE (UPl) - Gov. down on drunk drivers. EMofeedbaefc Is used in the treatment of confirmed there has been a noticeable abate­ in Manchester. of the most hotly deb ate issues of William O 'Neill says he hasn’t Before making a decision on the 1 Tension headaches Rep. Benjamin S. Rosenthal, D-New York, 2 Migrairre headaches ment in condominium buying statewide the Legislature's 1981 session, decided yet if he will sign a bill that jobless benefit boost, O’Neill said he 3 Essentia] hypertension According to Barbara Weinberg, president said he will propose legislation calling for a where liquor interests lobbied in­ would boost the maximum state must Weigh the overall cost of the 4 Chronic anxiety and stress 5 Muscle pain and spasm of the Manchester Board of Realtors, the two-year nationwide moratorium on conver­ tensely to save the 46-year-old benefit paid to people out of work in increase and a debt the state un­ 6 Rayruud s syndrome reason for the slowdown in conversions in conversion can present a stressful situation sions Restrictive laws for conversion would markup law. Connecticut. employment fund still owes the 7 Bruxism. TMJ (Myofactalpain) to the elderly. B Gastrointestinal problems Manchester is hard to determine. She be considered in Congress during the two The moratorium on new package However, O’Neill said Tuesday federal government from the 9 Phobias "1 never want to hear of a condominium speculated that there has been an exhaustion years to protect elderly and low-income store permits was included In the night he will probably sign legisla­ nation’s last recession. BCM of the apartments currently available for again," said a woman in her late fifties who groups that can not afford to remain in a con­ final compromise version of the bill tion that would allow doctors to "A ll that will have to be taken into TH« »luf»«iilj«uli CNnIe of MonoH—turt Ino. conversion asked not to be identified. "Oh boy what a v e rt^ unit, he said. as one of several safeguards to prescribe marijuana to cancer consideration before I sign that 341 Broad Street. Manchester. Cot\n 06040 . 646 3362 Still, the Capitol Region is one of the most headache " Mounds said that on the average 25 percent protect so-called "Mom and Pop” patients undergoing chemotherapy bill," O’Neill said at a meeting of active areas of the state concerning con­ In February of last year, the woman and of residents of apartments about to be con­ package stores. and a measure aimed at cracking state broadcasters. dominium conversion. Mounds said She said her husband received notice her apartment in verted buy the condominium unit in order to her office receives about 40 calls a day. manv the complex at Park and Chestnut streets stav in the same location.

Opponents laud refusal This rig could put a dent In the outboard motor business ... Jeff Pape, left, ALL ELECTRONICS AT and Greg Willis use a tandem windsurfer to pull Julie Davies on water skis Leslie Agostini and her daughter Angel, are be doing so at their own respectfully disagreed with companies out there are point the defendants have on Mission Bay In San Diego, Calif. (UPl photo) prepared to go to court to contest a By Martin Kearns veterinarian's bill and the cremation of Angel’s Herald Reporter risk” the majority of the court concerned” to com e forward and Beck and attorney and brought that to the Despite the decision. produce some kind of IrOog. The seven-month oM puppy had been MA.NCllE.STER - The Anthony Pagano more than court’s attention” Spellacy said the ultimate evidence." taken to veterinarian Dr. Robert C. Hallock In state Supreme Court’s four years ago sued the Explained Spellacy. burden of proof never Said McGovern. "I hope ' Meriden with an Injured leg, and after a series of refusal to reconsider its developers of the industrial "You’re worried about any shifts from the plaintiffs. we're not in a position ' Incidents was put to sleep because Agostini WHOLESALE decision on an environmen­ park on behalf of clients lawsuit. ” This is the While the defense must where all the plaintiff has |;; couldn't pay the $650 bill. (UPl photo) tal lawsuit brought against Michael Dworkin and the seventh suit brought now prepare its argument. to do is show up and yell D u e D ad s the Buckland Industrial Manchester Environmen­ against the project, said Beck and Pagano will have pollution," and thus put A EXTENDED Park puts those opposed to tal Coalition Both have Spellacy, ”We haven't lost to convince a trial judge developers in a position to for Father's Day EXTENDED its development in a called the court’s decision this, we re just back to that the park will cause un­ defend themselves. Fund drive set stronger position, an at­ the state’s most important go ■' reasonable levels of pollu­ No date has been set for COST 1 MORE WEEK! torney for the plaintiffs environmental ruling to The company has begun tion. the new trial, but the case 1 MORE WEEK! said Tuesday date. filling positions at the Beck agreed, "It doesn't has been given priority Defense attorneys "It’s so pervasive, ” said warehouse, and Spellacy shift the burden of proof. ” status and Beck hopes it ifor Ellq statue meanwhile weren't sur­ Beck. "It could affect said Penney’s has not But he said, "A t some will be heard within a year. AMPLIFIERS, TUNERS,R£CE1VERS, TAPE DECKS, prised by the high court s zoning, administrative changed its plans to open HARTFORD (UPI) - that should be considered denial of their motion to hearings, it could affect the distribution center next I ■; Thatnas O ran o u y i the is to place the statue inside reargue the plaintiff's the operations of com­ summer ftatne of his wife planned the (^pttol where diildren TURNTABLES,(ShEOUALlZERS appeal of an earlier state panies ’’ Assistant Attorney FUN FOR FUNDS I ;; for the Connecticut Capitol might view It. Superior Court decision, The state financed half Ceneral Bernard ; should depict the late ■Rje Rev. Joseph Devine, and are confident they’ll the cost of the industrial McGovern said, "1 can't ■ governor as people knew chaplain at the Capitol and win in the second trial park and is listed as defen­ say I was surprised G . O. P. PICNIC Iand loved her. chairman of the Capitol Orasso, on hand Tuesday Restoration Committee, SOLD AT Lawyers for both sides dant in the suit The J C because the court grants agree the Supreme Court’s Penney Co recently com­ rehearings very in­ j for the official start of a laid the type of statue to be May 5 decision does not pleted an enormous $20 frequently.” But Sat June 13 11am to 4pm I » committee campaign to commissioned will depend shift the burden of proving million catalogue distribu­ McGovern said there was Yellow Cold Filled Yellow Gold Filled Sterling Key holder Yellow Gold Filled j raise 9100,000 fo r the on bow much money is OUR COST charges of’ environmental tion center in the park, and much at stake in the case. Raindato - June 14 engravable pen knife, engine with engravable plain lie bar. $18. I statue, said be had visited raised. harm away from the plain­ along with town Economic "You’re talking about the cuff links. $35. turned design. $26. tab. $30 I ‘ > his wife’s grave in Windsor tiffs, but concede it isn’t Development Commission, future of litigation under Come To: MALONE’S Engraving Extra Locks earlier in the day. Contract clear just what is expected IS also a defendant. the Environmental Protec­ At the cemetery, be said 84 Prospect St. I tATHER SDAV IS I ' " be thought that although of them Penney’s attorney tion Act” lUNE ZIU Bruce Beck, partner in Bourke Spellacy said. McGovern said of the Open To The Public Mrs. Grasso’s memory awarded the firm of Beck and "These types of motions motion’s denial, "1 don't Reservations: Call 646>805t would survive for many HARTFORD (U P I) - A Pagano. said. are rarely granted in the- feel it’s a threat. We beat Our 81st Year as Trusted Jawalers "years, a permanent $4.00 - per parson Hartford Arm that sub­ "Conceivably anyone who Connecticut Supreme them once, we’ll beat them DOWNTOWN MANCHESTEN . physical remembrance SPEAKER SALE! Hartford • New Britain * Westtarms Mall mitted the fourth highest of might be building iin the Court What prompted the again Unfortunately it Beer, Soda ft Hamburga I ' such as the statue would be Arweresn t^essAAeow CnwgeV*a4»cheeis Charge five bids baa been selected industrial parki now. may motion was that we causes concern and the provided In coat a "great honor.” ^ ' K statue, or any as the contractor to memorial, a piece of stone, provide general GET maintenance for the B U Y l ^maybe a book or poem, it UnnM be almoet anything. I Connecticut Capitol. The University of Connecticut/Storrs :tbink the thing to The contract was SECOND PERFECT FOR w n e m b e r is In the hearts awari)ed Tuesday to SPEAKER • » m e n and women, EUa Building Maintenance SUM ipiR SCHOOL, SESSION U liSIl be remembered during Corp. by the Legislative FATHER'S DAY.. . lifetime. However, the Management Committee SPEAKER July 7 - August 13, 1981 ‘Ihoui^t came in my mind after committee staff AT •... how are wd going to reviewed bida for the Job The University of Connecticut's Summer Session II is fast approaching. University of Coonec- ^lerpetuate this memory?” and concluded the firm It KATSINUSSINESIREGUNES! ticut degree students, students of other institutions and members of the community can again select ; Mrs. Gmaso, a former offered the best swvice at REGULAR FOR C l from a wide array of credit courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Registrations and fee' Hegislator, secretary of the the beat price. Anotho' 914.100 in con­ payment done by mail for Session If must be completed by Wednesday, June 17,1981. 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MANCHESTER - The prospecU question that many businaases will righU under the Staggers Rail for keeping open several Connec­ choose to leave CoiuiectiCut. We (of m O )," said Ms. Turley. The. Page 12 act gave shippers the burden o f; SPORTS ticut rail fre i^ t lines — including face the obvious need for a transfer the South Manchester spur line — of Conrail's properties to a private proof to prove the surcharges are dim, according to Conrail of­ carrier.” unfair. It was basically a railroad s- ficials who met in New Britain Interstate Commerce Commis­ bill” , • yesterday with rail users, Interstate sion officials attended the meeting A1 Pugliese, president of David. Commerce Commission officials to tell shippers how they can Allen Plastics on the South" and U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett. challenge the surcharges. But Manchester line, said Monday that> The South Manchester line is one Conrail officials told shippers that he would be fo rc ^ to move his com -, pany if Conrail imposes excessivet Bullpen to rescue again of nine in the state that Conrail has appeals would probably be futile and classed as "Category One.” The Ms. Turley added that some of the surcharges or closes the line. companies probably could not kSard He said local shippers are in-- railroad has threatened . to close tossed 2 13 goose eggs, and finally Royals. LaRoche upped his record course, there’s Goose. the legal assistance an appeal tgM d vestisatlna taking over the line CITY, Mo. ( U P l ) - 'n ^ these low density lines unless Gosuge with his standard 1 2-3 to 30 in the process and Gossage "Everyone is. doing such a great require. themselves, If that bqcomes, O ty Royals ntade a n u ^ enough users pay surcharges of scoreless stint. collected his league-leading 17th job; if you have a bad outing, you’re more per box car. "Basically, the shippers hayf^Tw necessary. ; 1 error ia tbelr effort to end York’s eight-game winning And the Yankees walked off with save. liable to be shipped out. As long as But E flph V rley. an aide to Rep. The sterling showing by the trio of streak Tuesday night: they forced we're all effective, it makes it Moffett, jB d this morning that even LaRoche-Griffin-Gossage ~ five easier on the manager.” Yankees Manager Gene Michael-to this m ^ ^ t be enough. hits, no walks and three strikeouts— The Yankees’ bullpen collectively make an early visit to his bnllpen. "The Conrail officials made It enabled the Yankees' bullpen to has posted a 10-4 record with 21 And there aren't enough very clear at this meeting that there Penny blasts foes lower its ERA over the last 34 in­ saves and a 1.93 ERA. Individually, superlaUves in the dictionary to isn't much hope for keeping these Yank win nings to 0.27. New York has allowed Gossage has entered 18 games with d e ^ b e the New York bOllpen of freight lines open,” she said. "The only one run in that span. a chance for a save and hqs posted Rich Ooskage, Ron Davis, Dave bottom line is that Conrail said that skein nine “ I've never seen a bullpen like LaRoche, Doug Bird and, most one in 17 of them. He got a victory even these surcharges will not bring of Multi-Circuits th is," said LaRoche, who has on the other occasion. recently, rookie Mike Griffin. them to the break-even point on the allowed only one earned run in 23 1-3 "Rollie Fingers may have the Michael wheeled in LaRoche lines. innings. "W e've got four guys who most (career) saves and John Hiller during the second inning after Xj*s«iXX«-»x-x-:-x*x*x-x-x-:-:-:-x->>x-x- "They said the only way to make have had success in their careers as may have the single-season record," starter Gene Nelson had been the lines run profitable is to charge short relievers. I ’ve had a couple continued from page 1 shelled for six hits and five runs as their ninth straight victory, 8-5, lor said Kansas City's own relief ace further surcharges in excess of gl,- good years. Bird had a couple with Dan Qulsenberry, "but I can’t im­ Berman said he has sent a list-of Kansu City Jumped off to a 5-1 lead. their sixth series sweep of the 000. What they're saying is they Kansas City, Davis has a bunch of agine anyone any better than the cemetery would disrupt their the residents' proposals for an But LaRoche followed with 3 2-3 season and second against the defen­ can't run the lines without that strikeouts (59) already and, of Goose. In fact, it’s safe to say that streets. Zingler and Berman denied acceptable compromilse to town at­ scorein s innings, then Griffin ding American League champion money and what the shippers are the charges, and Emily Miller of torney Kevin O'Brien, but Penney their current group can match any saying is that they can't afford it." Westminster Street also denied said he had not yet seen them. bullpen ever assembled.” Moffett, who is promoting legisla­ residents of her street had been mis­ With the exception of Deputy New York came back from the 5-1 tion that would facilitate a transfer led. Mayor Stephen Cassano, who deficit qll at once off Kansas City of the quasi-public Conrail's 540- Berman, who seemed to be the backed the mayor's statements, no' starter Juan Beren^er with a four- mile Connecticut network to the focus of much of Penny's anger, other directors responded to the run outburst in IJie third inning on a private Providence and Worcester ended his comments on a con­ Multi-Circuits oppemenU, who 100th win for Torrez three-run homer Dave Winfield railroad, called Conrail's sur­ ciliatory note, saying the residents numbered ibout 10 at the meeting. and a solo shot by Graig Nettles, the charges "too high a price to pay." were willing to sit down and discuss seventh for each player. Penny said the subcommittee on after the game, which evened his Paciorek’s two-out single. Prime Minister Menachem Begin stridently defends Israel's attack " I was appalled to learn that SEATTLE (U P I) - Bryan Clark, , Oscar Gamble picked up his se­ the issue with the directors at any Multi-Circuits would report to the record at 2-2. "Now I am trying to on the Iraqi atomic reactor during a press conference Tuesday as Conrail is considering even higher one of the steadier pitchm for the Maybe the Red Sox Were peeved cond game-winning RBI of the Defends raid time, and indicated that a petition board 'when It had gathered enough come into the game and do things a "supreme act of national defense that save the Jewish state from surcharges in our area," said S u ttle Mariners this season, thinks after being shut out the day before season in the fourth inning with a may not be necessary if a com- information about the East different instead of staying with my Moffett. "With additional sur­ he w u Just too nice to the Boston on a two-hitter by Seattle’s Floyd bases-loaded sacrifice fly off Kan­ another holocaust. Israel has nothing to apologize for," Begin said. proiqise can be reached through Cemetery site and others to make a same stuff. I'm trying to do too charges down the line, there is no Itod Sox. Bannister. They started last night’s sas City reliever Renie Martin, 1-3, (DPI photo) negotiation. recommendation. many things to get a win instead of “ I ’ve got to get my dog attitude game fast, scoring all their runs in and New York added insurance runs letting things flow.” back,” be said after fa tin g hit hard Uie first five innings. in both the sixth and seventh. T h l^ were flowing Just fine for ia ’Tuesday’s 10-1 Io n to the Red Dwight Evans and Jim Rice Rick Cerone knocked in the run in the hard-hitting R ^ Sox, who MON-FRI 10-9; SoK. “ I have to turn Into the craxy delivered RBI singles apfd Carney the sixth with a single and Reggie FURNITURE pounded out 12 hits to go with the man again. ’Duit gets me pumped Lansford had a runscoring groun- Jackson scored all the way from SAT. 10-5 five-hitter thrown by Mike Torrez, up.” dout for a 3-0 lead after the first in­ first when George Brett threw wild­ 6-2. SUN. 12-5 and BEDDING Dubbed "no-decIsion” by his ning. ly to first on an infield single by Obituaries (■ "W e Just got to Clark early and (T teammates after uveral strong Dave Stapleton’s two-run double, Dave Revering in thq,.seventh. Detroit Tiger manager Sparky Anderson and third base umpire Torrez was the whole story after pttehinK performancu without a Boston’s only extra base hit, in the Willie Aikens knocked in two of Jim McKean don’t appear to be listening to a thing each other Is that,” u ld Boston Manager Ralph second made it 5-0. In the fourth. win, Clark got knocked around early Kansas City’s runs with a first- saying. Arbiter got In last word when he banished manager In i f S I M ’Dtesday and defMuted after Just one Houk. Rice drove in two runs on a bouncing inning single, snapping a personal 0- Torrez, who posted his 100th game against Texas last night. Anderson protested check swing RT. 83 VERNON and onelhlrd innings in which be single that eluded shortstop Rick for-14 slump, and a second-inning American League victory, walked which call for automatic ejection. (UPI photo) Mrs. Isabel Oliveira gave up five nms on four hits and Auerbach. sacrifice fly. K.AST HARTFORD - Mrs I.sabel Oliveira of 21 Ban­ m w walks. one and struck out six on the night. croft Road, died Monday at Hartford Hospital She was It w u his briefest stint of the S u ttle’s run came in the sixth when the widow of Domingos M Oliveira yOAT. Bruce Bochte, who had three hits, She leaves a son. Gilbert E Oliveira of^East Hart­ “ AJl thou no dedsioM,” he said doubled and scored on Tom ford. two sisters, two grandchildren, several nieces and nephews Hole-in-ones run in family Funeral services will be Thursday a^Fisette-Batzner F'uneral Home. 20 Sisson .Ave at 10 IfiSi m with a mass staged here June 27-28, track and field events of Christian burial at 11 a m at the Chun-h of Our l^dy Hole-in-ones are among the primary goals American League scores the first day at Wigren Track and road races of Fatima Friends may call today frorrr 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 of every golfer but it's getting to be old hat the following day at the Manchester.0}m- p m at the funeral home for Eklna Hilinski. The veteran Manchester Country CTub member notched the third ace munity College campus...The TAC, governing of her career last weekend at the local Herald body of amateur athletics, has given its seal W hite Soa S, Blue Jays 0 Dnimright with the bases loaded in Allen R. McCann course, her drive dropping in the 135-yard of approval to stage the National 56-pound At Chicago, Wayne Nordbagen hit the seventh inning, and in 4he night­ Angle weight throw championship in Manchester. VERNON Allen R McCann. 90. of 98 Windsor Ave . 12th bole. Good shots run in the Hilsinski alten^^bside«e-p|lrt(lmn«and cap, Dnanright singled hgme Mike .. / George FYenn of California is the defending died .Monday at his home He was the husband of Mabel family as Sten Rilinski e a | ^ tbusaroe third Earl Yost RjchatdDbteon, 74. teaaod a ^ IBoath from'third with two out in the bole on the weekend. Holes-in-one have also champion...Fitzgerald Field will be the site I Shepard' McCann bitter to c a in Chicago and hand the bo((ltom of the ninth. Sports Editor of the annual Army Sc Navy Gub’s Gass B Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 a m at the been sprinkled in the achievements of the B k e J a n their ninth consecutive former club champion. The man of -the Slow Pitch Softball Tournament this weekend l.add Funeral Home. 19 Ellington Ave , Rix’kville loaa. L m Leal, 3-$, was the loser. starting Saturday morning at 9. Bill Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 Hilinski house has also recorded a trio of tr Twlna S, Brewers I ’ McCarthy and Dick' Cobb are handling and 7 to 9 p m * holes-in-one. Four times he was club champ . At Bloomiiigton, Minn., Ron . at EUington Ridge and on five occasions won Club...Jack Holik will be an assistant football arrangements for Thursday night’s Jackson bit a two-ran double and d |Q p l U m the coveted title in the Manchester coach at Springfield Gillege this fail working Lettermen’s Banquet at the Army Sc Navy Fernando Arroyo, 4-4, allowed six Gub for Manchester High athletes. Lillian M. Gromnlak membership. with the varsity ends. The former bits In S 2-3 innings to lead b o s t o n (U P I) — The Boston Manchester High varsity grid mentor is back TOU.AND - Funeral services were today for Lillian Mlnneoote. Doug Cortwtt got his Celtics grabbed the backcourt help serving his seventh year as head baseball Gromniak. 77, of 218 Cider Mill Road who died seventh save and Jim Slaton, 3-4, they needed in Charles Bradley of coach with the Manchester Legion this End of the line Tuesday at Rockville General Hospital. She was the Notes off the cuff took the loss. Wyoming and Tracy Jackson of season. wile of Joseph W Gromniak Notre Dame but the world cham­ Rick Riordan also scored an eagle on the Bill Stuek, former Manchester High and Annals 4« Indians 2 Colgate University athlete, has been inducted She also leaves two sons, a daughter, brother, sister Antnahelm, Calif., pions may have landed the biggest weekend, the former baseball standout’s and live grandchildren plum of Tuesday’s NBA draft with coming on the first hole at into the (Colgate Sports Hall of Fame...Richie donblad In two mna and Don Baylor Championship year Evans, with three wins under his belt, in­ The White-Gibson-Small Funeral Home. 65 FT.m St , hit a two-run homer, powering the selection of AU-Everythlng Dan­ Manchester...FToteges of Jack Redmond and Rockville, had charge of arrangements Memorial con­ Former EUist Catholic High athlete Gary cluding the last two features, leads the point Califomla. The Angels got all their ny A i ^ . Tom Casalino, tenniSTiros at the Manchester tributions to the Rockville Public Health Nursing Kinel saw his Griswold High baseball team standings among stock car drivers at Stafford runs in th e.fifth o ff loser Len The Celtics, in anoUier of General Racquet Gub, did all right in the CJAC Gass capture the CIAC’s (Hass S title this season. Speedway...Peter Lyons, winner of the Association, 25 Park St . Rockville Barker, 54. Andy Hassler pitched Manager Red Auerbach’s L girls’ singles play with blonde-haired Katto Kinel's charges captured 22 of 25 starts this Manchester Memorial Hospital’s Men’s five inninga of relief to up his record celebrated drafting coups, grabbed Molumphy winning and Monica Murphy the brilUant Brigham Young guard, gaining runner-up laurels. Both finalists play spring...Wayne Bray, who starred with Ehist Singles Tournament last winter at the Dominic Povaromo to 2-1. Catholic High’s baseball team a year ago, did Manchester Racquet Gub, is the same man A ’s 4 4 , Orioles 2-2 a consensus All-American, with the out of the local club. Molumphy has worked EAST HARTFORD - Dominic Poveromo, 72, died all right with Rockville High’s Class L who lost to Ben Bishop of Coventry in the At Oakland, Calif., Keith eighth pick in the second round. with Redmond and Clasalino explained the finalists this season. The senior pitcher New England Public Parks Tennis (Tiam- Monday at Mount Sinai Hospital. Hartford He was the Dnimright was responsible for Ainge probably would have gone in finer points of the game to Murphy as* East fashioned a perfect 7-0 won-lost record...New pionship last Sunday in Newington. Bishop is husband of Rose (Gravinoi Poveromo driving In the winning runs in both Uie first three choices had It not C^atholic High coach...Murphy will again England Relays’ official program this year the teaching pro at the East Hartford Funeral services will be Thursday at 9 15 a m at the ia to give tte A ’s a sweep. In been for his professional baseball assist Casalino this season with the youth ten- will be 24 pages. The two-day event will be Racquet Gub. Giuliano-Saganno Funeral Home. 247 Washington St , opener, Jim Palmer walked career with the Toronto Blue Jays. nis program at the Nelpsic Tennis Hartford with a mass of Christian burial at 10 a m at St r Mary's Church Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to'9 p m

Carl Lorenzen MANCHESTER Carl Lorenzen., 9g|ff, 2-A Thomp­ Expos glad to be back home son Road, died Tuesday at M an ci^^^ Memorial Hospital He was the husband Of iTrederl Lorenzen year. Montreal has not been scoring Reds 8, Mels 4 llie second game was rained out. By Fred McMane At New York, Ken Griffey raced He was born in Germany and had lived most of his life many runs lately, though I guess UPI Sports Writer home on catcher John Stearns’ Gianls-<;ubs, suspended in Hartford before coming to Manchester five years they were due tonight.” throwing error with the tie-breaking At Chicago, the game between the ago Before retiring in 1962 he was a cabinet maker for The Montreal Expos’ highlight Cox was full of praise for. Sander­ run to trigger a four-run ninth inning Cubs and the Giants was delayed by the former L F Dettenborn Co. of Hartford for 40 years film this year may consist only of son. "H e is one of the top 10 pitchers as the R ^ s won their fifth straight. rain after five innings of play and He was a member of Emanuel Lutheran Church of home movies. Why, even Bob Hope in the league in my book,” Ciox said. Dan Drlesen knocked in three runs suspended because of darkness with Manchester. He was founder and former financial Ind Bing Crosby made better road Elsewhere, Philadelphia whipped for Cincinnati with a homer and a the (Jubs ahead 2-0. secretary lor the Carpenters Union Local 1941 of Hart­ films than the Expos. Houston 10-3, Cincinnati downed single. ford After a horrible 1-6 road trip, the New York 8-4, St. Louis beat Los Besides his wife he leaves a daughter. Mrs. Robert Ehepos returned to Olympic Stadium Angeles 6-1, and San Diego trimmed Padres 7, Pirates 4 Cardinals 6, Dodgers I . At St. Louis, Dane lorg’s two-run (Ingeborgi Gutherie of Manchester; two grandchildren in Montreal Tuesday night and Pittsburgh 7-4 in the first game of a At Pittsburgh, Randy Bass double ignited a three-run, third- and two great-grandchildren. promptly snapped a five-game schedule double-header. The se­ smashed a two-run homer, Joe inning outburst tha helped the Car­ FuneraljServices will be Friday at U a m. at the losing jt ^ k by routing the Atlanta cond game was rained out. San Lefebvre added a solo shot and pitcher Steve Mura helped his own dinals. Bob Forsch, 6-2, allowed five HolmesMllineral Home. 400 Main St., Manchester. Braves 12-1. Francisco's game at Chicago was hits over 6 2-3 innings with Bruce Burial wW be at the convenience of the family. Calling Rookie Tim Raines scored three cause with a two-run double as the Sutter finishing up to get his 10th hours are Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ runs, drove In three and stole his x«-Fxc-x»x«-X'X<-»:wx««-»»x< Padres beat the Pirates in the first same of a scheduled double-header. save. tributions to the Memorial Fund of Emanuel Lutheran 46th base to spark an 11-hit attack Church against Phil Niekro, 4-4, and Uiree rolievers. Scott Sanderson, 6-2, allowed Just National JoMpbln* C. Potter five hits and struck out eight in Back-to-back homers MANCHESTER - Mrs. Josephine Claudell Potter, going Uie distance for the victory as League 89, of 107 Porter St., died this morning at the Middlesex the Expos boosted their home Hospital in Middletown. She was the widow of Howard E. record to 19-7. spark MB's triumph Potter. " I t ’s good to see the bats going She was bom in Bolton on Oct. 4,1891, and had been a again'and that second inning was suspended by darkness after five In­ a 6 o’clock start. They’re home resident of R och ester for 38 years. She had lived in our best of the season,” said Eixpos Back-to-back homers in the fifth nings with Uie Cubs leading 2-0. Friday night against Herb’s at Suffield previously for many years. Manager Dick Williams. “ If we inning 1^ Bill ChapuUs and Ray Phillies 10, Asiros S Moriarty Field, also in a 6 o’clock She was a member of the D.A.R, of Suffield, charter knew what our problems were on At Philadripbla, Mike Schmidt GlUia were Just part of the offense member of the Suffield Garden Club and a former Uie road, the staff and myself would as Moriarty Bros, downed the Hart­ start. cradled a two-run triple and later C2iapulis ripped two homers while member of Temple Chapter OES and a former member try and rectify them.” ford CapltoU, 8-4, in Twilight scored to highlight a five-run third Steve Chotiner and Jim Silva each of Chapman Court Order of Amaranth. ' Montreal b i^ e the game open in inning that carried the PhilUes to BasebaU League play last night at singled and doubled lor Morlarty’s. 'She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Julie Dagle of the second inning by sending 11 their fourth straight victory. Rookie St. Thomas Seminary. Chotiner drove in two runs. Portland. six grandchildren and two great batters to the piste and scoring The win moved the Eastern Iterty Bystrom, making bis first Recently acquired Larry Phair of grandchildren. seven runs to rout Niekro. The Division-leading Gas Housers to 4-1 start since May 24, picked up his Winsted was the winning hurler as Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a m at the highlight of the inning was Raines' for the season. The loss sends the fourth triumph in seven decisions by he hurled 5 2/3 innings. Ken HIU, Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main St., and burial will be two-out, two-run triple. (tepitols to 1-3. working six innings. Pete Rose had also recently placed on the roster, in EUist Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Laon Sphtlte worlte but on tpood bag a t ha praparaa for titia bout "Phil did not have it tonight,” said The MB’s returnt to the diamond two hits for Philadelphia to move to pitched the final 1 1/3 innings for I'hursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ with haavywaight ohagipion Lwry Holmaa Friday night. 8aa story AUante Manager Bobby C ox.’’That within two hits of breaking Sten Thursday against the Vernon Moriarty’s. tributions may be made to St Jude’s Children's paga 18. (UPt photo) was the wildest I have seen him this Muslal’s NL record. Orioles at Rockville’s Henrv Park in Hospital THE HERALD. Wed., June 10. 1«» - 13 * 12 - THE HERALD, Wed., June 10, im » li - Few surprises, laughs \-'V Chicago connection " • n- j 'It* tops drah in NBA

■tfT NEW YORK (UPI) - They are Jeff Lamp of Virginia and Darnell Thomas denied saying before the NHL on awards day juk two college undergraduates Valentine of Kansas. draft that he did not like Dallas’ from Chicago who are close friends Kansas City pulled the first mild country-and-westem image. 1___ ^ '4 .t-m surprise by taking forward Kevin “No one ever asked me about League president John Ziegler Indianapolis Checkers of the Central « r and who happen to play basketbaU MONTREAL (UPI) - It was manager) saying Jie's ready to get Hockey League, is to work closely '1 better than atoKWt anyone in the Loder of Alabama State with the Dallas,” he said. "As far as Dallas together with Harold to make paid tribute to all the awards Jif': t T j 17tb pick. Michigan forward Mike people saying those things, I think awards day at the National Hockey winners. In acknowledging Rookie with the Islanders in their scouting i ^ world. League's week-long annual con­ another trade anytime,” the lanky and drafting of amateur players. And DOW Mark Aguirre and Isiah McGee went to Los Angeles on the there was a misunderstanding. I rearguard said. of the Year Peter Stastny of the . ! '1 19th choice, then (Hemson forward think words got turned around.” gress, and although there were few Quebec Nordiques; he said he was Buffalo Sabres GM Scotty Bow­ Thomas have something else in surprises at the luncheon honoring Carlyle, for his part, made no man announced the team had common — they're a pair of Windy Larry Nance was taken by Phoenix New Jersey Nets Owner Joe Taub, mention of Ballard. "especially gratified that the and Arizona State center Alton who has a new coach in Larry the league's past and current stars brothers Stastny had not gone to reached a working agreement with City millionaires. there were also a few laughs, mostly ' “Its a great honor for me to win the Flint Generals of the Inter­ Aguirre, the All-America forward Lister went to Milwaukee. Brown and a new million-dollar Vancouver.” guard in Otis Birdsong, may have to at the expense of Toronto Maple this award," he said prior to the national Hockey League. ■f from DePaul with thoroughbred Philadelphia, which had been luncheon. “I heard about it last It was a wry comment on the only rumored ,in the market for a dig even deeper to pay off his th m Leafs Owner Harold Ballard. occurrence yet to cause a ripple at The Generals, who also depend on talent and racehorse emotions, and Both award winners — Randy week and people were calling me Montreal Canadiens and Chicago Thomas, the tiny stick of dynamite shooting forward, took Cleveland first-round picks. the congress — the signings by the. State point guard Franklin Eldwards Williams, a 6-8 power forward, Carlyle, as the NHL's best Canucks of two Czech players, Ivan Black Hawks to supply them with Manchester High’s Kethy who ignited Indiana to the national defenseman, and Rick Kehoe, as the championship, Tuesday were the instead. Boston closed out the first averaged more than 11 rebounds knd Hlinka and Juri Bubla, who had been players, replace Port Huron Flags Cooney has been selected to 15.5 points per game in his three league's most gentlemanly player— as the Sabres' second affiliate. first two players chosen in the NBA round by selecting Wyoming guard previously drafted by other NHL the 1981 Class LL All-State i Charles Bradley. years at Maryland, His roommate were traded by Ballard's Maple The importation of Swedish girls' softball team. The senior college draft. Leafs in separate deals to the teams. Tying things up even more neatly, Five of the first six picks were and future Nets teammate. King, Winnipeg Jets general manager players continued as both Winnipeg co-captain, besides being a holds the school career scoring Pittsburgh Penguins, where they Trio selected and the Islanders annonced both Aguirre, who was grabbed by forwards, and Aguirre clearly was Linda Reddy, a member of the* John Ferguson, who had drafted defensive stalwart at shortstop, the jewel. The 6-foot-7 forward record. ' both starred last season. . Hlinka at a special draft of four signings. The Jets disclosed the the Didlas Mavericks on the first Kehoe was the Penguins' leading for Hall of Fame was the club’s second-leading pick, and Thomas, taken No. 2 by lifted DePaul almost instantly into "We went for size and strength junior class at East Catholic Czech players held May 28, filed an signing of Tomas Steen, the 21-year- after watching the NBA playoffs,” scorer durihg the 1960-81 campaign, old center who was named Swedish hitter with a .378 mark (28-for- the Detroit Pistons, have the same the top echelon of college basket­ High, captured the CIAC State official tampering charge Tuesday Brown said. “Needless to say, we Class M 3,000 meter run last potting 55 ^ I s and 33 assists for 88 Player of the Year, while New York 74) with 17 RBI. 16 stolen bases agent. Each will get starting ball. but he was criticiz^ the last points, while Carlyle, the stabilizing with Ziegler's office. salaries of about $400,000 plus three years for an uneven tempera­ were all pretty surprised and hap­ Saturday at Montville High with In declaring the two signings il­ signed left winger Mats Hallin, a and a team-high 38 runs \ force in Pittsburgh’s defensive cor­ ment and a tendency to loaf against py.” time of 10:39.9. Last fall she legal Monday, Zieglei* indicated the former teammate of Islander scored. She Is the second In­ Cited at the annual Cheney Tech sports awards banquet tor Weir sizeable siging bonuses. Another potential draft-roulette ps, contributed 16 goals and 83 about it, but I wanted to wait until Anders Kallur, to a multi-year con­ "I left school because I needed to weak opponents. won the State Class L cross the official announcement before issue would have to be resolved at dian to be named to tha all- accomplishments during the 198081 school year were, left to “I have no idea how that got winner was Boston, which tabbed points. the league's board of governors tract. state squad. Catcher Marcy help my mother," Aguirre said. “I country individual cham­ Montreal Canadiens defenseman saying anything." right, Rick Mlkolelt — baseball batting champion; Jim McKay — started,” Aguirre said with a Brigham Young All-America guard meeting in Chicago later this month. Boston announced the signing of MacDonald was cited a year don't want her to do anything she Danny Ainge in the second round pionship. Larry Robinson, who presented the Earlier in the day, it was revealed free agent Bruce Crowder, the 24- Qood Sportsmanship Award and a second award for his outstan­ doesn’t have to. She's been the light former Toronto Maple Leafs great In a less significant move. New ago- ding contributions to the sports program; Dhye Nowak — Athlete- even though he is on the first year of James Norris Trophy to Carlyle, York Islanders general manager year-old brother of the Bruins' Keith Cheney’s best of my life.” took the opportunity to needle the Frank Mahovlich, ex-Boston Bruin “This is a great opportunity for a $5(X),000, three-year contract to Bill Torrey named farm team of­ Crowder. Crowder, a right winger, of-the-Year; Brian Eaton — Most Dedicated Athlete Award. John play professional baseball for the outspoken Toronto owner about his scoring star Johnny Bucyk and scored 25 goals and 29 assists for the Kels, director of athletics. Is at right. (Herald photo by Pinto) me.” Thomas added. “I can always ‘1 can always former Leafs defenseman Allan ficial Jim Devellano assistant GM go back to school, but I can’t always Toronto Blue Jays. club's poor judgement. of the parent club. Devellano. Maine Mariners of the American Ainge, who is hitting in the .160s Softball "There's a message here from Stanley would be this year's in­ Hockey League this year. make a million dollars.” go to school’ ductees to the Hockey Hall of Fame. currently chief scout arid GM of the Several other first rounders could as a reserve infielder, is prohibited Baz (Bastien, Penguins' general by the contract from playing basket­ Join that exclusive class. The New LITTLE VM ball. But Celtics general manager TONIGHT'S (LAMES Jersey Nets, with three of the first Red Auerbach said he would pursue 18 selections, got Maryland's Second Congo %t*. Ed's, 6 - Kccncy LEAGUE perplexed look. "There was no way I Ainge with a passion. Italian* v*. (.arden*, 6 - Nike talented front line of Buck Williams thought I was a bad actor. I’ve “In order to get something, you’ve Johnson'* Peppino'*, 7:30 - (No. 3 overall pick) and Albert King got to take a chance,” Auerbach (No. 10), and Indiana forward Ray always been a straight shooter. I’m N ike Neither side really wants strike Scoreboard said. just going to play my hardest and 1 \AN \». Oil Heat. 6 - Fitzgerald INTERNATIONAL Tolbert (No. 18). Golden State added a light touch Winning pitcher Chris Water spun Atlanta swapped places in the think I can play 82 games.” \eadia »*. Buffalo. 7:30 - Roberl- showing enough to crack the regular Aguirre averaged 24.5 points to the proceedings by picking 7-8 Hon NEW YORK (UPI) — I said there wouldn’t a no-hitter as Ansaldi’s blanked the first round with Chicago to grab center Chibi Okayama from the be a baseball strike a year ago, I said the rotation... Lawyeiis, 6-0, last night at Leber North (^rolina forward Al Wood as during the three years in which T ow n >». B A 's, (t ■ Robertnon Righetti credits Sammy Ellis, formerly DePaul won 79 of 89 games, but the University of Osaka in Japan in the Police »». Buckland. 6 - Pagani same thing two weeks back and I say the S p o rts Field. Joe Tedone singled and the No. 4 pick. Seattle followed by eighth round. The 303-pound , with the Reds’ and now one of the Yankees’ tnUng Utah forward Danny Vranes Blue Demons’ last two seasons Dairy Mart v». Elk*. 6 - Charter same thing now regardless whether Judge doubled and Bill Sprague doubled' Banka. (, Auburn; Tom Okayama tried and failed to play Henry F. Werker grants that injunction or minor league pitching coaches, with helping for 7-3 Ansaldl's. The Lawyers fell Scott WhiUey. g. William 4, Mary , and Chicago picked Notre Dame ended with embarrassing losses in O ak P a ra d e him move up. “Sammy isn’t like a lot of other Rodney Benm, f, Wright St. Sienkiewici, g. Vllanova. the first round of the NCAA tourna­ basketball at the University of Tee* V*. BJ’». 7:30 - Fitzgerald not. to 1-9. KANSAS CITY KINfiS forward Orlan^ Woolridge. Portland before returning to his pitching coaches,” says the Yankees' rookie Using the No. 7 choice, Kansas ment. Buffalo \*. Clark. 8 :4 .5 - What do I base my opinion on? Simply a lit­ Milt Stove Johnaop. c. Oregon State: UTAH JAZZ homeland. fastballer. "He doesn’t con you and he makes AMERICAN B asketball Kevin Loder, I. Alabama State; Dan Schayei. c, Syracuae; City selected the first center in the Meanwhile, Thomas left an im­ F'itzgerald tle logic. Richman you work. He told me ‘you're gonna hate me Howard Wood. . Tenn*tiee; "He’s a big clumsy guy who they Neither side really wants a strike, and Eddie Johnaon, (. IllinoU; CnrtU draft, Oregon State’s Steve Johnson. print at Indiana much bigger than before I’m through with you but you’re gonna A pair of two-run frames lifted Berry. (. Miaaourl, Kenny Den- George Torres,g, Bethany most 6-1 guards. The ingenious brought over to the states and he when you have two opposite factions moving American Legion past Army 4 nerd, (, Duke; B.B. Davit. I. Naxarene; Mike Clark, I,'Oregon; San Diego followed by taking Utah couldn’t play.” said Martv Blake, W E ST SID E get it through your head what I tell you and Lamar; US. Reed. g. Arkanaas; Kevin Sprewer, f. Loyola (III); forward Tom Chambers and Dallas playmaker raised coach Bobby toward the same objective, albeit with snail- Navy, 4-3, at Waddell. Rob Stanford UHydntnwi the chief scout of the NBA. "I guess you’ll thank me in the en d "’ Now Righetti Rrlan Walker, g. Duke; Oint Mike Robinson, I, Central used its second first-round pick, the . Knight’s disciplined passing offense Behind a 19-hit attack. Rockwell like slowness, the outcome isn’t that hard to hurled a three-hitter and Bob Din- lIHMwa LRdrasaJm they’re trying to give the school International whipped Red-Lee. 20- kind of compromise. Plain common sense does... Wheeler, g. William Pattoraoo; Michigan . Bob Callage, I. Auburn; 7 ninth overall, for Kansas State to the level of art as the Hoosiera figure out. nlnl had a two-run double for Randy Smlthaon, g, WIchiU Slate; Ken Ollle, I, Wyoming; Joe won the national championship this some publicity.” 10, last night at Pagani Field. Rick Merely by seeking an injunction against the should tell them they have to do it eventually, Milwaukee’s hitting, which was supposed to UsRwistaMita guard Rolando Blackman. be the Brewers’ biggest asset, seems to have Legion. NBA Dnlt Mike Pery. g. Rkhmood. Mark Merten. I, Wiiconain. Eau Claire.. year. Thomas’ outside shot also is In a move presumably engineered Field had four hits and Jim Murphy, owners, you can see how the players feel so why not now? Even they, like everyone Wilton, g, Fort Hayt St.. Washington used No. 11 to take gone out to lunch. Qiarlie Moore and Mark (Tmid by Uim) much better than that of the guard by former UCLA Coach Brown, New Ron Peters, Wally Moske three about walking out. Not good. They feel even else, must be getting tired of all this non­ NATIONAL Unltad Pro* tnlcnuUoul LUS ANCELFS LAKERS W ASHINGTON BULLETS Wake Forest point guard Frank Jersey also used one of its apiece for Rockwell Scott Person productive back-and-forth... Brouhard are the only ones hitting .300 and At New York. Jww * Mike McGee, g-f. Michigan; Frank Johnson, g. Wake Forest; Johnson, Detroit selected Notre with which he is most often com­ worse when they think about all the money With Chris Ogden turning in a two- Harvey Knuckles. (. Toledo; Elvis pared - Kansas City’s Phil Ford. “garbage-time” picks to select and Alan Parkington each had three they stand to lose and don’t think they haven t Some of the testimony former boxing the team’s overall average keeps hovering hit, eight-strikeout performance. ATLAIVTA HAWKS Charles Davis, I, Vanderblll; Dame All-America Kelly Trlpucka Al Wood. I, North Carollu. Rolle. c. Florida State: Sam Claude Gregory. I. Wisconsin; The raves were so unanimous for UCLA basketball manager Vic Sison blows for Red-Lee promoter Ross Fields, also known as Harold around the 250 mark. One of the prime vic­ Carter Chevrolet n i p ^ Moriarty Frederick, g. SouUi C:aralina; Ron and Utah then grabbed Syracuse thought about that. tims of the Brewers’ anemic attack has been Clyde Bredihiw, |. DePeuI; Stove Lingenleli*''. Oak®** Thomas that up until a week before in the 10th round. Sison stands 5-7*/i The owners aren’t that eager about a shut­ Smith, gave a Federal Grand Jury here last Bros., 2-1, at Buckley. Kirk DoriDd Macklln. I, LouUI*ni Cornellut. (, Paciric; Kevin State, Mike Ferrara, g, Colgate; center Dan Schayes. and weighs 137 pounds. NIKE left-hander Mike Caldwell, who has dropped State; Kevin Flfaro. I. McKenna. I. Creighton. Craig Herb Williams, Ohio State’s ^ e draft, the Mavericks had told down, either — why throw a monkey wrench week was pure dynamite, just as he said it Hemenway doubled and homered Watts, c. North Carolina State; Ron Davis. I, Ariiona; Gary Witts, Ilf all, 223 players were selected Moriarty Bros bested Telephone would be beforehand. That could mean two 1-0 games, one 2-0 contest and bwn Southweatern Loulalana; Stove I, Holy Croat; Robert WilUama. I, center, went to Indiana as the 14th everyone they would draft him. Into a generally prospering $300 million and scored both runs and starred Krataemo, c. Iowa; Darryl Kevin Singleton. I. CalKomit; Grambllog; Randy Martel, I, Something happened, but not even during the 10 rounds, which took six Society. 6-4, at Nike. Paul Jurovoty, operation — so what have they got to gain by another major boxing scandal before long, provided a total of five runs in the five losses defensively for Carter’s. Eric Larry Petty, t, Witcooain; Jay choice. Portland, with the 15th and hours and 15 minutes to complete. he has suffered. He has a 2.85 ERA and with Houston Baptist; Mike Howard, g. Thomas blows for sure. Paul Sartor, Hector Rivera and a strike’ Absolutely nothing, and they know which would be such a shock because I can’t Savidakas and Brian Belcher were VwS lo.'ImML^hwt^iinl^C•' 1>i»no, g, simoo Fraaar (Brltiab Woirord; Eddie Brown, g. 16tb pidu. took a pair of guards — any kind of offensive help, his 6-5 record NotraDaroa; Howard‘Tonvkina.I, Cotnmblai Balbosta St.; Ralton Way. I, Fred Camposeo each had two hits seem to remember one in the last six weeks best for Moriarty’s. MILWAUKEE BUCKS for Moriarty’s Bill Nelson drilled could easily have been 9-2... Wagnar; Mike Frailor. Houston Baptirt. Strictly on legal grounds, the chances of the or so... Goorgotown. Alton Liitor, c, Ariiona Stole; I f RRilHlI three hits and Dave Ekiwards and players getting an injunction would seem to The Toronto Blue Jays received a letter the Mets say they have no deal on the fire but NATIONAL FARM Mark Smith, I, Illinoii; Chrii with nearly a week still left before the BOSTON CEL'nCS I.HotaK Tim Moriarty two apiece for be minimal. Judge Werker could rule either other day from a 15-year-old boy in Ghana, Moriarty’s outlasted Carter’s, 18- Chtrlcf Bradley, g. Wyoming; Anderson. I. Florida Stole; Kelvin No progress in baseball strike trading deadline, outfielder Joel Youngblood, Tracy Jackson, g, Notro Dunn; Troy. g. Rutgera; Jo Jo Hunter, g. Telephone. way. granting the injunction that would allow Africa, asking if they would send him, of all ,14, at Bowers. Todd Lucas had three Colorado: Lewli Laltimore. c. things, a bible. "I guess he came to the right shortstop Frank Taveras, and catcher Johnny Dnnoy Aii«t, g. Brigham Young; “I’m more optimistic then I was a the season to continue or denying it and thus hits and Vic Fells, Dan Roggi, John Johnaon, g, MIckIgin; Virginia; Mike Brkovich, g. NEW YORK (UPI) - Marvin an injunction that could delay for REC setting the mechanism in motion for the club,” sys Peter Bavasi, President of the Steams aren’t sending their laundry out. With Mk^igu State; Chip Rucker. I. Jai Alai Entries week ago, although there is a good the addition of Ellis Valentine, the club has Bruce Rosenberg and Dave Stanley Wmiarns. (. USalle; Miller, executive director of the one yearthe threatened strike. All the scoring came in the fourth players to pull out within 48 hours. last-place Blue Jays, “although 1 wonder why Campbell two apiece for Moriarty’s. Glenn Gmnwald, I, Indiana; Steve Northeaitem; Artie Green, g. The NLRB asked for the injunc­ likelihood of no movement on any of four full-time outfielders plus four others Waito, e. Iowa.; Tom Seaman. (, Marquette. Major League Baseball Players inning as MCC Vets nipped Nelson’s, Granting the injunction would put off the he didn’t write to the San Diego Padres.” Brian Pelletier, John Lutin, Greg NEW JERSEY NETS- tion after the Players Association the proposals right now.” 4-3, at Nike. Don Davis had four hits strike for a year and cause no material harm Bavasi sent the youngster a Blue Jays’ whom they can also play out there... Holy Croat; George Morrow. I. WEDNESDAY (EVENING) Association, has already made his The opposing sides met for ap­ Roberto Duran makes his first public ring Buceivicius and Dave Hickey each Creighton; Grog McRay, (. Buck Williams, f. Maryland; plans should-a threatened players filed an unfair labor practice charge and Bob Klatka, Ralph Braithwaite to either side Who knows, maybe the judge schedule, which the kid probably needs badly had two hits for Carter’s. Virginia Commonwealth; Ken Albert King. I. Maryland; Ray against the owners. The injunction proximately 30 minutes Tuesday and Barry Stearns two apiece for in Ghana, along with a club decal... appearance since last November's New Mattbewa, g. North Carolina State. Tolhert, c-i, Indiana; Davii Bums, strike come off. and Ray Grebey, heat) of the Player doesn’t wish to go down in history as the man g. St. LouiiU.; EdmondShemd.g. would delay for one year implemen­ Yankees’ patience with Dave Righetti, • Orleans debacle with Sugar Ray Leonard in a CHICAIW BULLS No progress was again reported in the Vets Rick Griffin, Steve Smyth who halted the baseball season, or rather in­ AMERICAN FARM Va. Comnwowealth; Joe Cooper, tation of the owners’ free-agent Relations Committe'e, said that and Pete Liebfried each had two hits whom they got in the Sparky Lyle deal wi^e four-round exhibition in Madison Square Orlando Wootridgo, f, Notre the negotiations Tuesday, and Miller nothing concrete had been dis­ terrupted it, since the two sides eventually American Legion whipped Eighth Dame; Mike OUlvtr, g, Lamar; c. Colorado; Kevin Lynam. g. compensation plan and thus prevent for Nelson’s would get together and the game would ul­ Texas Rangers three years ago, is beginning Garden’s Felt Forum Wednesday night. LaSalle; Rod Roberaon. g. said that if there Is a strike he will cussed. Duran, who weighed slightly under 147 for District, 28-11. Brad Thurston and Oliver Lee, I. Marquette; Johnny leave the negotiating table for at a strike by the players. timately continue, anyway. Or maybe he to pay off. The stringy 22-year-old left-hander Jeff Martens hit well and' Dave Nash, (, Arisons SUto; Roger Northwestern; Kenn Webb. I, “There was nothing discussed Leonard, was at 162 a few days ago. He’s Fairleigh Dlckinton; Rudy If Werker grants the injunction, ' WOMEN'S REC couldn’t care less about whether the season has won three in a row since being brought up Smith hurled well in relief for Burkman, g, LonlavlUe; Scott least 48 hours. about the players’ offer of the 6th (a somewhat apprehensive over what kind of . WUUama, I. So. Alabama; Ben Willlami. I, Providence; VicSiion, "I reached the decision on my own the prospect of a walkout would Off to a fast start with a 15-nin goes on or not. We ll see pretty soon. from the minors last month and even though Legion. Bob Arendt and Kevin g. UCLA. LH»M postponed for another yea. But if free-agent pool for compensation reception he’ll receive in the first step of his Mllcben. (, Alabama HunlaviUe; ilHHUw LRolMfc this morning and then talked it over first frame, Talaga Associates Regardless of how he decides, I.lpok lot 1h« he had a disappointing 6-10 and 4.63 earn^ Dukett played well for the District. Terry Martin, g, Lambuth; Kenny NEW YORK KNICKS Werker refuses to grant the NLRB’s purposes proposed by Miller Satur­ comeback... Greg Cook, I. Louisiana State; LfaMoMRi with everyone involved,” Miller trounced Tikey Painters, 20-7, at owners and players to come up with some run average with Columbus last season, he’s E td ^ , g, UCLA. LRoniiXton IhiUltFMiiM request and the owners go ahead day),’ Grebey said. “We are waiting CLEVELAND CAVALIERS Frank Brickowski, f, Penn Stole; said. “I get a strong feeling that the Charter Oak Dee Burg and Kathy INT. FARM Wayne McKoy, I, St. John’!; Alei with their compensation plan. for the judge's decision. It is a fac­ Kane each roiJed three hits and Con­ Mickey Dillard, g. Florida State; other side (The Player Relations Ansaldi's outscored the Lawyers, RuaaeU Bowen, l-f, American Bradley, I. Vlllanova; Jim Wright. Committee, representing Miller says the players will strike tor,” nie Craig, Doreen Anderson, Sue 12-10, at Verplanck. Craig Lawson I. Rhode blaad; John Blair, g. If Werker renders a decision Unlv.; BUun Martin, g, Loulalana LHRiTwi majorleague owners) doesn’t un­ within 48 hours of Worker’s ruling. Leslie and Joyce Leister two apiece won his fourth straight, Ralph State; Kenny Pago, g, New Monmouth; Terry Kramer, g, itfciiiHinfciii However, Kenneth Moffett, the today in time for Miller to spend for Talaga’s Marilyn Chmielewski Mexico; Aaron Strayon, g. Hawaii; Ripon College; Brian O'Conner. I, L lim Uini derstand how strongly the players five or six hours coordinaing French singled, doubled and niomai More; Marty Headd. g. (eel on this issue. federal mediator assigned to the and Dot Maselli each delivered two homered and David Brodaur added Andre SmlUi. I, Nehraika: GKnn Syracuse; Kevin Rogen, I. St. llE iM w eb talks, said that there was still room matters with the major-league Maifcna. g, Alabama Birmingham; “They are simply wasting time. If players’ executive board, there will hits for Tikey. two hits for 5-5 Ansaldi’s. Barry Paal Roht, e, Cleveland State; Peter's. Judge Henry Werker hands down an for optimism. ciarpe rapped a bases-clearing dou­ Greg Beane, g. Angiburg (Minn). “I will be in touch with them" be a negotiating session, most likely Holmes mad at Spinks PHILADFXPHIA 7*r« adverse decision.” INDY DALLAS MAVERICKS without Miller. ble and Gary Brugnetti pitched well Franklin Edward*. ClCTeland LMnwOhacwta LR»4g* Werker announced Monday he will tomorrow to see if there are any Exploding for eight runs in the Mark Aguirre, I, DePaul; Rolan­ for the 7-3 Lawyers. do Blackman, g, Kanaaa Stato; Jay Stato; Vernon Smith, f. TexM llw ^ ato a (.CRWtJwr* rule later this week on a national new proposals or any movement on seventh, Lathrop Insurance held off myself out there who worked long heavy and light bags and jumped also undefeated No. 4-ranked Greg ALM. E rneal Graham, I. LRoiRailialwRi LtanialMiR any of the old ones,” Moffett said. DETROIT (UPI) — Larry Holmes rope for about an hour at Joe Louis Page fights Alfredo Evangelista. Vincent, I, Michigan State; Elaton Labor Relations Board request for Flo’s, 16-12, at Robertson. Joe apparently is a lot more mad at and hard and never got a shot. Some ROOKIE Turner. I, Miaalaaippi: Art Houaey. Maryland; Rynn Wright, g. Tm m Arena. The challenger will work out AUd; Stove Craig, g. Ruggiero had four hits, Paul Leon Spinks than the challenger is at others always hurdle them.” The Rockets nipped the Black c, Kaoats: Eddie Moia. g, Steiner, Rich Romano and Joe one more day before winding down gvracnae; Pete Budko. I, North Young; Michael H»m**. g. North the World Boxing Council "Larry Holmes wasn’t even in the BuIleU, 11-10, at Charter Oak. Mike CuuUna; Carl Bankowskl, I, Utah; Park; John Crawford, I. Travano thrae apiece and Wayne top 10 when I got a shot at the title,” for the fight, while the champion McNamara had two homers and Danny Davit, I. No. Carollna- Prank Gilroy, I. St. John * : ^ heavyweight champion. begins his tapering off today. Ostrout eiomered and singled for Holmes walked out on some pro- Spinks replied. "I was in the top 10 Dan Lopez, Kevin Franklin and Wllmlngton; Davit Kennedy, g, Wbliter, c. Tomplo, Pel* • Lathrop, Tom Bombardier slashed when 1 got out of the Olympics. He Holmes said it would be very hard (?hris Genovese each had two hits CinelmtU:'Jalin KoUlndea, o, In­ Mnllcnberg. I. Delaware. Spinks hecklers in the crowd diana Stato-Evanaville; Scott ; three hits and Sam Genovese. Bob Tuesday at the end of his final heavy was No. 15. I was a household word for Spinks to "cling like a T-shirt” for the winners. to him because “of. my long arms Bofnnko, g. Northern State ■Campanella, Dave Slyne and Rich workout for the Friday night fight then because of the Olympics.” CoUege. PHOENIX SUNS land Ed Bombardier two apiece for for the WBC heavyweight crown. Spinks did not spar during his and fast hands. One-run decision Monday night DENVER NUGGETS Larry Nance. I, aemaon; Sam ; Flo’s. Slyne homered "Leon is made to order for Lary BASEBALL went to the Sluggers over the Keny Green, I, Pan American; Clancy, I. Plttxburgh; Craig VIDEOvUCENTER ”(}uiet. (}uiet or I’ll leave and workout. He shadow-boxed, hit the WUUt Sima, g. Looislana Stato; Dykenu, I, Lmh Boah SUto; Paul won't talk to you,” Holmes told the Holmes," the champion said. “My Yankees, 12-11, as Eric Wolfgang Heaernun, I. Michigan; Poto manager wishes all my fights were Alono Wetherly. I. Denver ; ^ ; N O R T H E R N smattering of vocal Spinks sup­ collected four hits, Pete.Borofiky is.n*i*g g, Maryland; Oirtla Rad- Harria, g. Northwnlam; David 'LargMt Sotactlon In ConiwcUcut" Package Store ; P&M Construction unleashed a 23- porters. A crowd of about 500 tu ra^ against Leon Spinks. I should look three and Mike Fortin a ptir. Dave dlaw, g, St. John's; Andrew Qurtoo, Wllljama, I. 'South'arn; Steve MMA-rb..— ..MitnahUToHhlba-tanytiftvnla i PWleo ‘ Manrhn>lrr Parkadr like a million dollars against Leon. ALUMNI JUNIOR g, a—**" FVay; Derrick Roland, I, Rialey, I, Indiana; Brian Johnacn. -hrt attack in routing North United out to watched him spar two rounds Hamilton starred on defense. Best I, Colorodo; Felton Sealey. g. U)8 R . Midillr I npLr ; Methodist, 21-5, at Robertson. Nick “He’s going to have his chin up — Mickey Garback fanned 15 and in defeat were Georga Georg Cook with Potsdam SUto. lt( Carltoe Nevertm. g, P ltta to ^ i WHISKEY 20.95 18.99 1.96 Spinks wanted to know when told of the Giants while Tom CoUetU and t o i r h d r T i 0 n t Lawb Uoyd, J. ^ SAN ANTONIO SPURS ' Thrifty Package Store clubbed the incident. Told that he did, he the country except the Detroit area. Goat Budu, (. Duka; Ed Raina. so Proof Liter Saoul Mamhy will defend his WBC Mike Bums collected two apiece for AdaUh, I, Wail texts SUto; Hank PRICE BREAK ■Clark Paint, 22-5, at Fitzgerald. responded, "I would have walked McOoweii, I, Hemphle SUto; (, SouUi Alabama; Tommy Baker, MO. SKCUL SAVE super lightweight championship the Pirates. S^i;U,|,aW o8U^ltobbU g, Eaitera Kentucky; Earl SEACRAHrS SEVEN ! Donna Trudeau had four hits in- Field for the seventh annual Early * out, too. agidnst top-ranked challenger Jo Doety, I, Arieolu; ddhl Okayama, BaklHr, I, Bt. Boatvcniara; Mike TAPE SPECIALS 7.99 7.29 70 'cluding a grandslam homer and 10 "Tell Larry Holmes he got my Bird Slow Pitch Softball Tourna­ Rhodta, I, VaaderhUt; N onua. RCA^^PortablaVCR MffllSKEY RBI to pace Thrifty’s with Cathy Kimpuani of France, while ' COLT INTERTOWN ’ ment at Fitsgarald Field this c, Ualv. ol Oaaka; Dots Matray. f . 80 Proof 1.75L blessings and I wish him the best of 8 u Joaa St.; Barry Braoka. L Shaven, I, Jackaoa St.; Mark middleweight Dwight Davison is Coventry whipped Manchester Mh.a.man (, Northern Michigaa; 6HRVHSmaohina SRGIAL SAVE Grant, Laura Hahn and Patti luck,” Spinks said at the end of the weekend sponsored by the Army k ■onUHin CallionU. RaT-UMii S'lBaN SOODLES IRITISH QIN R8G. Maneggia adding two hits apiece.. also on the card. Holmes’ younger “A” , 11-2, MoMiay at Coventry Navy Ctob lists M taams. A field of HOUSTON tO (*E T 8 _ Bab Barthotamaw. (.-San Dtafo; Hitachi color oamara informal press conference that Uoaal MarquatU, (, Hampton - 2.80 94.4 Proof Utar 13.99 13.29 70* Seven different players had one hit brother Mark, also a middleweight, High.-Tim Burkp drove in a pair of 32 taams is eiwectad to taka part. ■d IWaar. I. tw aa AM .JunT many othar unadvartlaad followed his workout "and I’m com­ runs for 0-2 "A”. Don Goodwin Howard; Hataa lnl.;.AIvta Brooks, g, Lamar: REO. mciM. •AVB each for Clark. Nancy Daigle faces Bruce "The Hulk” Granham Seven of the first 24 sntrlas are BAN PUtoO (X IP F W ^ . daaranpo apaolala ing for it. tripled and'ripped a grandslam 5KiKi.V vfM Khama, 11.98 , 53* homered. "I want his gusto,” Spinks said. in another fight. from Manebostw. Silk Ibwn tanms |,EMRMk ' Tian Chaabin, I. Utah; Jim 11.59 Two top bMvyweight contenders homer while Pete B a ll^ l^ iaanad are Personal Tee, Charrdna's gOnUh, I. OWo Hate; IM Rakar, (. SILHOUETTE “And that's the best.” nine in a winning effort .tor Ctwan- ^■ laT posala labalL I. CHARTER OAK faesd tMtad trial horses in sitopor- ‘Package, WMhitoftoo ibetol dsb, ■SZL* BtamphH State; Mika P t f f v , g. CANADIAN VODKA Holmes professed to being upset thlgpouls. Undefeated and No, t»r. _ . ____ ■ jnSKha Highland Park Market scored that Sjiinks, who also defeated Wilson Bloctrto, RaadOMBtrnctien. North CaniUaa; Ready Johnaa. & CILSEYS VOOSA 80 Proof 750ml three times in the second en route to Monica Murphy, talanted Eaat Michael Dokes fighto Euro­ UAR Raalty. Brewers, Vernon So. Ookrodo; Todd Haynaa, I, former champion Muhammad All, pean ebampioo John Gardner, and iUNlOR LEGION Davidsoa; Art Joaoa, 1, No. 80 Proof 1.7SL RBO. a 9-2 duke over Manchester Pizza at Catholic High irthlata, wound ChM, Flo’s Cakes, ’Ihrll^ Claansrs. !SJTU £ f : S1SiJ! . SAVE got a title shot before he did. Herb’s Sports Shop tripped Also, JdiM'GrIndIng, Town f. So, Calllormit; Rolaado Cvnliaa, St.; 1!hv ORTW' (• REa SKGUU 8.59 8.97 Fitzgerald. Bruce Thieling. Jerry "I was bitter,” be said. "I fought up second beet In the CIAC Dtaao State. 8470997 445 HARTFORD RD Cosgrove, Pete Devanney, Don Manebaster Junior Legion, 5-1, last Employees, Irish Insnrancs, PM Ur, I, RiUr C ito ;------10.69 9.87 1.02 all those years and did not get a title Class L Qjrls’ Singles Tennis D«ith threats ' ' ' night at Hartford’s Hyland Park to a I, L Mwf at» 8M*; BEATTLE 8UPBE80NM3 , _ 8479998 ^ |.g4 Kt) Nt Y ST F KIT Gulnan, John Zavodjahlck and Mike L a t l^ laanranca, HeUions, Ktoiy P i^ f. WiAUftoat Dthay Vraaai. I. Utah; Mark shot. Here’s a guy who wins a Gold Tournament.' The tall aanlor JCOiNirant League Senior Division, ~ ■ Aadra Belcher each had two hits for the Manager Billy Martin haa ■ Landsesptag, Army di flavy Oub. LWTT HxERMf.HERMf. 0. EriM mho: RdHotdI. a. Onfoa State; rw f ntoPLi WHO ohihg y o u iinv psii (S a ho pf rsohal SF«Y/Cf Medal (in the (NyApics) and right also starred In basketbsN and I. I, WaahlBBtoa; Earl Markets. Ron Parteneau hq4 a pair 'reoMved two (teth throats in isaa clash. Greg Turner drove to the lone First game starts at 2 a.mv CUM HoOoMhoUer Grlllla away he gets a shot at the champion. volleyball with tha Eaglatlaa. ^ p taw oek . run for the locals, 1-1 overall. of blows for Pizza. "There’s a lot of fighters like THE HERALD, Wed., June 10, 1981 - !.■> 14 - THE HERALD. Wed., June 10. 1961

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CiMi hwnafieeai bw MnWatmenad ’’decoy.” 18 - THE HERALD. Wed.. June 10. 1961 THE HERALD. Wed., June 10, 1961 - 19 Menus ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Mishandling a complaint Come to Food Mart’s Country Fair! By Martin Sloane Start collecting the needed The supermarket in­ proofs of purchase while WAl DBAUM'S dustry is waking up to a looking for the required re­ Manchester fact that the manufac­ Supermarket fund foims at the super­ turers have known for market, in newspapers and downtown manchoator Cafeteria menus which THE FJ^SHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN FROM THE ••PICKY-PICKY-PICKY>’ EXPERTSI some time: that quickly magazines, and when Food M art will be served June 15-19 at handling customer com­ trading with friends. Shopper Manchester Public Schools FIRST OF THE SEASON FRESH plaints and solving the Offers may not be are as follows: problems that caused them available in all areas of the Monday: Hamburg patty country. Allow 10 weeks to is vitally necessary to re­ on a roll, potato chips, receive each refund. tain business. milk, chilled apricots, Blueberries Handling complaints big sale BUGS BUNNY Save $1 buttered spinach or com, isn't as easy for super­ Refund. Receive a $1 Tuesday: Spaghetti with markets as it is for com­ coupon. Send the required meat sauce, tossed salad, panies such as Procter St refund form and two front rye bread, butter, milk, FOOD CLUB Gamble and Kraft. indicated that as few as and by setting up toll-free 1V79 without an expiration panels from Bugs Bunny vanilla pudding with PINT A study made for the one out of 50 dissatisfied telephone numbers to date, has been terminated. vitamins. Look for the for chocolate sauce. White House found that customers went to the receive complaints and dis­ Campbell’s has informed Wednesday: Salami APPLE JUICE pense information. us that the "Campbell Kid form on the package. SWEET JUICY Sweet California California Sunklat when shoppers complained trouble of complaining. So, grinder, applesauce, milk, Many stores are keeping Spoon” Offer is llnrilted to Expires Dec. SI, 1961. 64 OUNCE BOTTLE LUSCIOUS to a store employee, the one complaint may be the orange juice bars. results were far from tip of an iceberg that will careful records of com­ one spoon per household. Southern Thursday: Menu will be ^Navel plaints and periodically Offers published in this TYLENOL Store Coupon satisfactory. Fewer than eventually melt away announced at each school. Canta­ reviewing them to focus on column always have a one- Offer. Receive a )2 coupon. half of the shoppers felt 1155,000 worth of business. little Friday: Juice, toasted Oranges that their problem was problem areas. And per-household limitation Send the required refund Peaches Facts and figures like cheese sandwich, loupes LARGE SIZE handled properly. employees who are good unless stated otherwise. form and the front panels these are leading super­ vegetable nlbblers, milk, EMPRESS SLICED CRUSHED or CHUNKS .... Large What did these shoppers markets to become more “ problem solvers” are Refund of the day from any two of the 2 Large I peanut butter cookies. PINEAPPLE IN JUICE 2ooz c a n 49* Min Size • do? More than half of them activist in their approach receiving special recogni­ Write to the following ad­ following: Regular LB EA FOR took their business to customer relations. tion. dress to obtain the form Strength Tylenol, Extra elsewhere. And that wasn’t They are giving their Will this trend continue? required by this $2 refund Strength Tylenol, HEINZ KETCHUP aa02 bottle M .2 9 GREAT FOR COLE SLAW FRESH It should. When super­ offer: Agree Summer Hair Children’s Tylenol, Sine- the end of it. On the employees more training Elderly FOOD CLUB BLUE LAKE FRESH LARGE NEW CROP average, each told 11 other in how to handle com­ market shoppers receive Care Refund Offer, P.O. Aid, Cotylenol. Expires lbs CUT GREEN BEANS CAN 3 FOR 89* Green Cabbage 5 . shoppers of their bad plaints and more authority the help that they needed. Box 1025, Ridgely, Md. Sept. 30, 1981. ^ - 4 Menus which w ill be FRESH experience. to take prompt and effec­ 70 percent of them con­ 21660. Send for this refund STUFFING se rv e d June 15-19 at YELLOW All of a supermarket's tive action to solve them. tinue to shop at that store. form before July 17, 1981. JOHNSON & JOHNSON .1. HEAD Mayfair and Westhill Romaine Lettuce 39‘ efforts to attract new Recent industry surveys And each of them tells Clip ‘n' file refunds First Aid Kit Offer. Gardens to Manchester FRESH customers may be offset show that customer three friends about their (Week-of June 7) Receive a 11.25 refund. C & C COLA PEPPERS residents 60 or older are as ONIONS by poor customer courtesy booths are one of good experience. Health products (File 11- Send the required refund REGULAR or DIET follows: Chicory & Escarole lb 49^ relations. When a dis­ the most popular features Refund update A) form and the outside Monday: Spaghetti with 2 Litre (67.6 Oz.) Bottle CALIFORNIA 2 LB. satisfied customer decides in supermarkets. Stores The people at Swift & Co. Clip out this file and keen printed flap from the Italian sauce, meatballs to shop elsewhere, the are also making it easier have informed us that their it with similar cash-off package containing one BAG with Italian sauce, apple Avocados each 49^ LB. supermarket loses >S,100 for customers to com­ Peter Pan One Bite Says coupons — beverage re­ Regular or Compact First juice, tossed salad with CUNN PLUS FRESH PRODUCE ITEM OF THE WEEK! in annual sales. municate with them by We're Right Offer, fund offers with beverage Aid Kit. Expires Oct. 31, DEPOSIT 1981. I dressing, fresh fruit, SWEET The White House study. offering comment cards originally distributed in coupons, for example. Jersey Beets BUNCH 59^ Native SpinBch Italian bread, margarine,- TOPCO 20 POUND BAG Vidalia Onions lb 59^ skim milk, coffee or tea. CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES ®2.69 GROW YOUR OWN FRESH Tuesday: Veal patty with mushroom gravy, potato ASSORTED VARIETIES Mushroom Farm kit^3.99 ^;;iETTT'rAY°BrE':?E:LiK?A^:r':pp^E^°'’"^ Sugar Snap Peas i b 99< •______Our»toQui Ffeshnp^s Polity Somp iicrris Not Available Tii Tubs Barbecued chicken and ribs puffs, green b^ns, cin­ RICE-A-RONI 6'.- T0 8 0 Z PKGS 2 f o r ’I. J namon applesauce, rye bread, margarine, skim FOOD CLUB For many people, out­ margarine baked apples or pears and milk, coffee or tea. PINEAPPLE JUICE 46 02 CAN 9 9 ‘ door barbecuing is a year- pound small shrimp, ears of baked com in their Wednesday: Cold fried EVERY MEAT MORSEL GUARANTEED JUICY & TENDER! round way of cooking. cooked, shelled and husks. This kitchen-tested chicken, potato salad, Others rely heavily upon deveined recipe makes 8 servings. pickled bMts, raisins, EXCELLENT BUYI U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS their grills only during the 2 cups herb stuffing mix Barberue Rib* sugar cookie, wheat bread, ScotTowels summer months. cup cranberry juice And Cbirken margarine, skim milk, ASSORTED, DECORATOR or ARTS N’ FLOWERS PRIDE OF THE FARM Cookouts are fun and cocktail 3 pounds whole chicken, coffee or tea. BOTTOM ROUND also get the cook out of the I egg. well beaten cut in quarters Thursday: Baked JUMBO ROLL SMALL kitchen. 8 whole boned chicken 3 pounds pork spareribs, breaded fish, nutty stuf­ Whether you grili on a breasts cut into rib sections. fing, carrots, chilled pears, TURKEYS ROAST hibachi or use the most ' Salt and pepper Salt and pepper while bread, margarine, 5 TO 8 POUNDS AVERAGE accessorized gas or elec­ I cup prepared Italian oil 1 can (16 ounces) whole skim milk, coffee or tea. tric smoker unit, there and vinegar salad dressing berry cranberry sauce Friday: Sloppy Joe, always is room for another cup jellied cranberry 1 cup ketchup 10.99 chicken vegetable soup, PALMOLIVE LIQUID , LB. new barbecue treat to try. sauce Va cup vegetable oil tossed salad with dressing, DISH DETERGENT 2202 BOTTLE 99^ • Grilled chicken breasts, In a skiilet, saute red and 1 small onion, minced comforter/toy sots FRESH PORK LOIN 1 .7 3 chilled peaches, hamburg green peppers and Juice of 1 lemon and 1 140 COUNT PACKAGE END U S 0 A CHOICE BEEF for example, ta^e on more Rog. M5I Pretty eretty nursery print quilts with bun, m argarin e, skim SIRLOIN CHOPS CUT LB ’ 1.39 FHEEZER PLEASER OF THE WEEK excitement when they are mushrooms in butter 5 orange GAYLORD NAPKINS 59* RUMP ROAST BONELESS i b ’ 2 . 0 9 matching toy. Potyeater wlt>Itn poly fiber filling for milk, coffee or tea. FRESH BONE LESS CENTER CUT boned and stuffed with minutes. Chop shrimp and Trim excess fat from The menu is subject to U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF warmth without weight. Machine washable. Gift U S D A CHOICE beef BONELESS shrimp, mushrooms and add to mushroom mixture. chicken and ribs. Sprinkle PORK CHOPS n(?wast\ LB ’ 2.89 BONELESS • WHOLE change. WINDEX 1202 PLASTIC b o ttl e peppers and basted with a Stir in stuffing, mix chicken and ribs with salt boxed. FARM COUNTRY SMALL LINK BREAKFAST FRESH EYE ROUND ROAST lb ’ 2 . 7 9 cranberry juice cocktail and pepper. Place on grill 8 special sauce. PORK SAUSAGE 1 LB PKG ®1 ,59 USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS Or, combine ribs and and egg. Sprinkle chicken inches above gray coals Bottom MOTT’S ROUND CUBE STEAK LB ’ 2.49 chicken for a special with salt and pepper and and grill for IS minutes Coventry Freeh Loin Freeh Frying cookout platter. stuff with mixture .Secure each side. In a saucepan, 4.99 ASSORTED PREMIUM VEAL SALE! Serve with apples or chickin' breasts with mix together remaining in­ APPLESAUCE Box-0 Round pears wrapped in foil and' skewers. gredients and heat on grill. boys, girls overalls All schools 25 OUNCE JAR WITH THE EYE OF VEAL VEAL baked «ve|[ the grill and yPlace- on grill 8 inches Bmsh ribs and chicken Rog. *91 Asst, solids or prints for Infants boys Monday: Hamburger on PORK TH E ROUND above gray coals and grill with cranberry mixture roll, buttered noodles, Chicken Shouider com baked in the husk, or and girls. Easy-care polyester/cotton blencls. 3 WINGS WILL CUSTOM CUT ■ NO LIMIT Rib try baking fresh sweet for 10 minutes on each every 5 mini^es and grill vegetable, chilled fruit CHOPS 3 LEG QUARTERS Snap-leg closings. Novelty embroidery trimsi 3 RIB END 3 LOIN END 3 BREAST QUARTERS Chops potatoes in the coals. side. In a bowl, beat salad ribs and chicken another 10 cup. 3 CENTER CUT 3GIBLET PACKS Chops Grilled Chirken dressing with cranberry minutes on each side. Heat Ruffle trImsI Sizes 12-24 months. Also In Tuesday: Turkey Dinner M 6 3 Breast* Stuffed sauce until smooth. Brush any remaining sauce; Toddler sizes. at Robinson and Grammar UNCLE BEN S BASTE itaffed chiofcea juLclbs with rrai8arr)i aaaoa. With Shrimp mixture over chicken spoon over each serving. and turkey club sandwich, •44S ■ • LB. CONVERTED RICE 79* ■ • l b . LB. LB 1 cup chopped fresh breasts every 5 minutes Serve with fresh sweet french fries, tossed salad ASSORTED VARIETIES ^ mushrooms -> while grilling breasts potatoes baked in the coals and ice cream at Nathan MARCO O f PRIMO BRAND FRENCH S BEEF FRESH FRYING WHOLE 2 LB 1 red and 1 green pepper, another 15 minutes on each or yams and grilled wedges Hale. ' ^ c a n " 3 for89* 4.99 RECIPE DOG FOOD ITALIAN SAUSAGE SANDWICH STEAKS PKG ’ 4.4 9 CHICKEN LEGS I B 8 9 * chopped side. Serve with foil- of fresh pineapple. To cut pieces and fewer ribs. This makes 6 servings, Wednesday: Cook’s 4 VARIETIES 2 tablespoons butter or wrapped grilled whole costs, use more chicken kitchen-tested recipe shortalls and bubbles choice. WALDBAUM S OSCAR MAYER FRESH FRYING WHOLE Thursday: Sausage LITTLE FRISKIES°?So«^ 220Z bo. 75* MEAT FRANKS lbpkg MEAT WIENERS LB’ 1.69 CHICKEN BREASTS IB’ 1.49 Rog; *71 Styles for boys and girls. Easy-care grinder, potato puffs, (BEEF LB M 39l IBEEF LB M 79l WALDBAUM S SLICED COLONIAL SLICED IDEAL f OR BRCADINO RICH S BONELESS, poly/cotton fabrics. Some novelty trims. Sizes green brans, strawberry LEAN BACON 1 LB PKG LB Lose that excess weight... ^v^vAr\^-\n n n n n r j / ^ 12-24 months, also In Toddler sizes. shortcake with topping. MEW YORK STYLE DELII MEAT BOLOGNA ’ 1.29 TURKEY CUTLETS I H’ 2 . 3 9 AND YOU’LL FEEL Friday: Juice, meat and Freshly Made CARANDO VAC PAK OUR BEST ITALIAN BREADED FRESH YEARS YOUNGER! cheese pizza, tossed salad, Jack 6 Jill POLISH KIELBASA VEAL PATTIES LB 99* HADDOCK FILLETS ’ 2 . 1 9 fruit cup. Delicious OldFashioned At iht* Diet Cenier ytto c.ttt yhtfd Ihove extra potindv quickly 5.99 FRUIT WIDE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE 13 m Iv Iv dtid inexpensively ^ BANCO’S -l sundress/pantle sets Robertson breakfast SALAD BOLOGNA r, T h « Diet Center program Monday: Fruit, cin­ FROZEN FOODS GALORE! IS based on sound FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTSI Rog. *91 Cool sundresses In easy-care poly/cot­ namon roll, milk. Show-pans nutrition There are ton. Asst, prints and trims. All with matching ae • 1 4 a Gaylord B U Y ONE Waldbaum’s Waldbaum’s no shots, no drugs Tuesday: Juice, cereal, • 1 ■ • LB. ■ • LB. Cookware and no strenuous f . Sizes 12-24 months. Toddler sizes also milk. Wednesday: Fruit, ICE GET ONE exercise Call today, HAIRSTYLING Regular SOUR irS iv O *31 raisin toast, milk. LAND 0 LAKES WHITE ^ Complete your set now! and start losing Thursday: Juice, cereal, CREAM f r e e weight tomorrow' h AMERICAN CHEESE v. lbM .09 13'/? OZ PKG Margarine CREAM milk. ASST FLAVORS Promotion ends Friday: Juice, Danish, COLONIAL LEAN vz GAL. CONTAINER La Pizzeria 1 LB. PKG. PINT CONTAINER COOKED HAM 'p LB M .2 9 in 5 weeks. L For Men 7.99 milk. P i Z Z A \CENTER CARANDO - . _ _ SAUSAGE & MUSHROOM Choose your safa-naps for baby DANDY LOAF iVEALLOAFt LB ^1.79 favorite TROPICANA SEALTEST LARGE & SMALL CURD , , „ 527 BURNSIDE AVET VERY SHARP EAST HARTFORD 528-0283 Rog. *111 Ideal for use on Mom’s or any adult’s ORANGE JUICE 12 02 CAN 89* COTTAGE CHEESE conta^ner89^ pieces! 253 West Middia Tphe., Mancliestar bed ... keeps baby safe and sound. Machine GIGANTE PROVOLONE l b ’ 2.89 AUNT JEMIMA 3 VARIETIES ASSORTED FLAVORS washable. Asst, nursery prints. 8avo *31 AUSTRIAN ALPS 6 02 O S 6 4 6 - 9 3 1 9 W AFFLES 1 0 0 2 P K G 69* LA YOGURT CONTAINER O FOR- Marriage GRUYERE CHEESE LB’ 1 . 9 9 Exclualve at Food Mart! TOP FROST CUT CORN GREEN PEAS^ BREAKSTONE TEMPTEE WHIPPED (In thn Stop A Shop. Mr. Donut piotm) MAJESTY IMPORTED SPECIAL EDITION s av e mo i7 10OZ PKG' O F O r ’ 1 . 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EVENING sa de r; a famaia aeml-profetaional detached, though surrounded by 2:00 hockay player, aman who haaunsuc- events that demand his attention. (2 (5: Movie -(Adventure) ** S :00 cesstully advertised for 36 years for hrs ) "Dragoon Welle Maseecre" 1957 dictates of conscience Nawa a Wife, and a vtsil w ith the Statue Of (24 Dick Cavatt Show Quest Ml Dennis U'Keefe. Mona Freeman ( S) S U ra k y A nd H utch Liberty's caretaker. (Repeat; 60 chael Davies, comedian and Marauding Apaches force lawmen (t) Jokar’aWMd mins.) luagler and renegades to join forces lor sell (11) Tannit; t071 Wlmbladon (31) Prlmanawa-120 9w B e e e b e ll Boston Red Sox vs pru lectio n (2 hrs . 12 mms ) Milwaukee asked why people always HtohUghta (34 (67) The Ambassadors Seattle Mariners (0 ) Joe Franklin Show DEAR ABBY: Regarding the (If) Dr. Seott On Habrawa (Conthv Nineteenth century Europe and '9Y) Superstar Profile '21i Sports U pdate letter from NO GUTS, on seem to want tables that have not u ad F ro m D a ytim a ) America clash in this dramatization 11:(X) (22) G el Smart been cleared. You said it was (fD Sports Now of Henry James' novel, starring Lae (3)(0}(0)(29(39(49Newe (33) Movie-(Drama) ** "Bobbie Jo secretaries doing personal work for (^ Movla •(Advanlura) ** "Blua Dear because of the coziness of clutter. RemickandPaul Scofield. Scofieldis (6) M.A.S.H. And The Oullaw" 1976 M a rio e bosses: Fin" 1978 Hardy Kruger. Qrag senMoPanstorescueayoungAmer- (0 ) Benny Hill Show Gortner, Lynda Carter Car hop That problem will never Improve Well, there are other reasons; R ow e. A young b o y 's stre n g th and ican friend from the clutches of a '39 Nostelgle Theater wants to bo a singer, a quick draw A bby Waiters and waitresses know courage are pul to the tea l when he worldly parisienne (90 mins ) '3D Sports Tonight artist thinks he’s Bitly the Kid. and unless we secretaries speak up for struggles tobnngabalteredahipand '39 Movla -(Comedy) (5^ Dick Cevett Show Quest. Mi together they cut a blood red path our rights It isn't necessary to be which tables are the least desirable, It a crew safely home . (Rated PQ) (9D "Diamonds For Braaklast" 1066 chael Davies, comedian and acrossihe Southwest (RatedH)(90 mine.) discourteous or surly; a simple "I and they try to get those tables filled M arcello Mastrolanm , Rita T\i- juggler mms.) (34 Studio See shingham It's cross and double- 11:30 . 2:10 up first. For instance, if a table is Hogan'a Heroes prefer not to do your personal cor- c ro ss as a London b outique owner, (0 ) Kojek '0 ) News under an air-conditioning vent, or (40 Jim Rockford: Private lourih in line to the throne of Alt The (0 ) After Benny 2:20 espondence for you" should suffice. Invaaligator near the radiator, or right next to Russias, plots to steal the Imperial (1) (44 ABC Newi Nlghlllnc 31 News-Weather I ’ve done secretarial work for 10 ($?) Evening At Pops Jew els w ith ih o aid of lour beautiful Anchored by Ted Koppei 2:25 years and, have always spoken out the restroom, or in the line of traf­ 6 :06 young fem ale thieves (2 hrs ) '0 ) Maude ' 3 Moment Of Meditation (2D N e w t World when I've felt a boss’ request was an fic, or facing the wall, or too near 6 :30 (11) SportsCenter 2 :30 6 :3 0 (6) MarvGriffin (14) Movie -(Weetern-Comedy) ••• (3V O vernight O etk imposition on my workload. the kitchen, or too close to the (f) CBSNawa 0:00 "McLintock" 1963 John Wayne. (32 Laurel And Hardy psychiatrist. A patient has asked music, it’s not the best Uble in the Tic Tac Dough (3) Movla-(Drama) •••• "SummerMaureen O'Hara Duel between a 2 :40 The idea of the catch-all un­ Coyotb’a Lam«nt M ic k e y him to play the role of her father house. Of *42" 1971 Jennifer O'Neill. Gary cattle baron and a hard woman (2 (6 Community Calendar derlining secretary and the big Mouse'e old pal Plulo Irie* to outlox Q rim ea. During W W II, a tee n ag er hrs , 5 mms.) 2 :60 superior boss will disappear only (give her away) at her wedding. The On the other hand, some people sheepnapping coyotes who crave has a crush on a w ar bride. (2 hra.) '39(39(99 TheTonIght Show G uest 6 Thoughts To Live By ta m b e h ^ a on tha hoof. when secretaries stop thinking of ceremony is taking place in Nevada prefer a table near a window so they (4) CBS Wadnatday N lg M MovI* Madeline Kahn. (60 mms ) 3 :00 (S H lS d G NBC Nawa UptownSalurdayNighr t974Stars '2D Newsdesk e All Night W eather Service themselves in those terms. My three and she will pay for his trip. I was can watch their car or enjoy the (24 Ovar E a s y 'Vision'Hosts. Hugh Sidney P oitier, B ill C osby A p air of ABC C aptioned News '9 Movie‘(Comedy) *** "Marry not invited. view. Some people choose a table so Downs and Frank Blair (Cloaed- innocent buddies' night out on the 11:35 Me. Marry Me" 1969 E liz a b e th basic rules: Caplioned; U.S.A.) When I objected to my husband they can be in certain station to get town is interrupted when they'reheld 3: Maude Wiener. Hegino The story of a 1. Take your complaints to your ($4 BobNawharl Show up at an illegal afler hours nightclub 12:00 French luve triangle (119 mins) 6 :56 boss, not to everyone in the office. going without me, he said that there a preferred waiter or waitress. (R epeal. 2 hrs.) (0) CBS Late Movie B la c k O ak 11 SportsCenter (40 Nawa ( 0 ) ^ American Dream C onspiracy' 1977 Stars Jesse Vint, 2. Don’t compromise your values was no “ mother figure” in therapy, Some like to watch the door so they '32' Bewitched 7 :00 ^l1) Auto Racing '81 Karen Carlson Hollywood stuntman 3:30 (%) CBS Nawa by doing anything that is against and he was annoyed that I would can see who comes in (especially if (39(39(39 DIff'rant Strokas Arnold Jingo Johnson returns to his home 11 Programming Unannounced (6)(30 M.A.S.H. they’re with someone they don’t gives the building's young Puerto town and learns that thefriendly town 32 Happy Days Again your principles. object. I don’t feel good about this C4) S h aN aN a Good Citizenship Awards were j^^esented to area high school Rican doorm an the hundred d ollars he remembers is not what it used to 33) Movie (Dram a) • • • • ' Medium and would appreciate your thoughts want to be seen with). And some Ci)(40 ABC Nawa V students Fridav bv the Oxford Chapter, DAR. From left. Patricia A. 3. Don’t do extra work without he has saved to 'invest' in a race be. Although thetownspeopletry and Cool" 1969 Robert Forster, Verna on the matter. people sit at a table that hasn’t been • 9) Bullaaya horse running at Belmont Park. cover up the reason why. Jingo is Bloom ATV cameraman rurnains Cone, Manchester High School; Michael P. Cunningham, Howell pay. No one else does. (ID SportaCantar LEFT OUT IN ILLINOIS cleared to ensure Instant service. (Repeal) (Cloaed-Caplioned) determined to discover the truth (2 detached, though surrounded by MAD IN SIERRA FOOTHILLS, (16) Faallval 01 Faith (29 Movie-(Drama) ** "Bobble jo hrs , ISmins ) events that demand hisalienlion (2 Cheney Technical School; Mary K. Evans, East Catholic High (20 Wild Kingdom DAR awards CALIF. DEAR LEFT OUT; It's not un­ They know that the waitress will be And The Oullaw" 1 9 7 6 M a rjo e (I.) M ike Douglas hrs . 30 mms ) (3D MonayHna School; Christina P. Richardson, Bolton High School and Mrs. R. usual for a psychiatrist to become there in two seconds to be sure the Qortner, Lynda Carter. Car hop (^0) Movie -(Science fiction) * % 4:00 DEAR MAD; Your “ basir (32) Nawa "The Monitors" 1969 Guy Stock- Kibbee Willey, good citizen chairman, Oxford Chapter, DAR. newcomers don’t pick up her tip! wants to be a singer, a quick draw 2 2 News ruirn" are fine, but in applying a father figure in the course of S 4 In P arlorm anca artist thinks he's Billy the Kid. and well. Susan Oliver Right-wing fana­ 4 :3 0 (M FacaThalNusIc (Herald photo by Pinto) for any kind of job, it in ennenlial therapy, and in some therapeutic EX-WAITRESS IN SARASOTA, together they cut a blood red path tics try to overthrow robot-like mom 32 22 Alive ( ^ Ovar E a t y 'Vision'Hosts Hugh acrossiheSouthwest (RatedR)(90 tors that try to regiment human emo­ situations he might even act as a ’ FLA. Downs and Frank Blair. (Closed- to have a rleareut underatanding mine ) tions m a positive way. (2 hrs ) 9 P rayer of what the job will eonsint of. surrogate father at a patient's Captioned; U.S*A.) 9 :3 0 (It) ESPN's Sports Talk 7 :20 wedding — assuming her own (24 (22 Th* Fact! Of Ufa Natalie (10) Dr. Scott On H ebrews 0 News However, the applicant for a (30 Dally Number finds that afler her first dale she's (49 Love Boat A flashy rdek p e r­ nerretarial ponition who telln a father is dead. However, you 7 :30 become very popular, but she former (alts m love with a deaf pas­ pronpertive employer that she should have been invited to ac­ (3J PM M ag a iln a doesn't realize that it's because the senger, Dochelps a gambler ^bthe news; subscribe C il Fam ily Faud (24 (6f) A Rainy Day A TV alar, un­ suspects a couple of plotting to do Russ MacKendrick upon it. to The Manchester Herald. For ( f ) F a c t Tha Music happy with her career, spends an away with Captain Stubmg (Repeat. writes about stamps, coins a job for a very long time. (39 $50,000 Pyramid afternoon with her mother (or the first 70m ins.) home delivery, call 647-9946 or 646- (3D CNN Sports lime in five years when she attends 12:05 and almost anything DEAR ABBY: My husband is a DEAR ABBY: A waitress in 9947. Big M onay Gam a her lather's funeral. ( ) ) CBS Lai* Movla B la c k Oak collectible — in “ Collec­ Kennedy, sponsored by the 10 a m at Second Manchester Herald. i39Movla*(Comady)*** "F ath arO f 10:00 Conspiracy' 1977 Stars Jesse Vint, Reunion Tha Brlda" 1050 S pencer T ra cy, . (5) News Karen Carlson. Hollywood stuntman tors’ Corner," every Manchester Recreation Congregational Church. Elizabeth Taylor Story of the ag­ (•)(44 VagaZ Dan Tanna unleashes Jin go Johnson re turns to his home Tuesday in The Herald's MANCHESTER Department, will open lor There will be a .sausage gravations In a family when a all his fury against a murderous townand learns that thefriendly town Focus, Leisure section. reunion of the Class oMI^C its 18th season June 29 daughter decides to marry. (90 procurer who is forcing beautiful he remembers is not what it used to apd egg breakfast served Three of the members of the Connecticut Songwriters Associa­ mlna.) be Allhoughihetownspeopletryand Manchester High School girls, recently released from prison, The six-week Monday at the Masonic Temple tion, who will be performing at the Manchester Band Shell on (34 (S r MacNalK.ahrar Report to pose as teenage call girls in an cover up the reason why. Jingo is held June 6 at Manchester through Friday program is prior to the service at 8:30 (39 Benny Hill Show nttempi to lure men into a vicious determined to discover the truth (2 be informed Juno 11, relax during performances. They are, front to back, (39 Barney Millar blackmail scheme. (Repeat, 60 hrs., 15 mms ) /HOUKR/lOncmA/ Country Club was a great for retarded citizens a m All Ma.sons and their (49 Tic Tac Dough INTlfUTATE a4 IXIT 84 tILVKK LANt Songwriters Jason Rue, Nancy Tucker and Jeff Miller. mins.) 12:30 tAtTMAMTPOAO 666-8010 success, according to John The camp will offer a families arc invited 7 :60 (0) Newark And Reality (5) Hogan's Heroes SAROAIN M A T IM U DAILY Hedlund. Reunion Com­ variety of activities in­ (3D Talavlalon Tonight i14) Movie -(Comedy) ** "Holly­ 39 (32 39 Tomorrow -Coeet- PIR8T SHOW ONLY 62.60 Reservations should be 8:00 wood Knights" 1980 TonyDanza, T o -C o a s tGuests BurtBacharach mittee member cluding sports, nature made w ith Robert laicke at (3 ) CO Tha W hite S hadow C oach Robert Wuhl A drive-in burger joint, and Carole Bayer Sager (90 mins ) and RaeveaaxtandahlaatayinNewYork the headquarters of the Hollywood 33) Movie -(Science-Fiction) ** Lucille Mahoney and orientation swimming, 643-4992 whanhelearnsthesarlouaneaaofhis Elizabeth Dupreau served Knights Car Club, is doomed for des­ "Hanger 18” 1980 Robert Vaughn. M WAN. YOU HAVE TO field trips, movies and an Tuesday evening, the lather's illneas and the two of them truction. so the Knights lake DarrenMcGavin EfforlsoliheWhi(e H N X TO 6TATALIVC. as co-chairwomen with begin to develop a new understand revenae ^ a le d R) (90 mms.) House Chief of Stall to protect the ON THE STNECTS OF overnight camping trip Fellowcraft Degree will be NEW TONR. r r s OFTEN Songwriters present ino. (Repeat; 60 mins ) president's prospects tor re- '29 (39 (39 Quincy Quincy inves­ John Tierney serving as Staff members at the TMCSAaW . confei red following a (S) PMMagazIna tigates alter a college track star election, by covering up the facts master of ceremonies camp this year will be Bar­ business meeting at 7:30 be a winner (3) (49 Charlia'a Angela Twelve dies, apparently of a heart attack, surrounding the collision ol a U S Other committee members bara Brody, director. Jeff banka (all for the guise of a and the unpopular track coach's bru­ sa te llite w ith a UFO (R ated PG) (90 p m Warren Potter, senior chameleon Ihtel who rips off a tal training methods lead to a charge mms ) EXTBenmiMATOR are Ray IXitchin. Ernest Fhelan, assistant diri'ctor; warden, will preside quarter of a million dollars of their o| negligent homocide. (Repeat; 60 Mm mam War awUiaV laa tar Irwin. Alwina Lisk. .lane Sulick. arts and crafts money, andbeaulifulKns falls lor the mms.) 1:00 mastermind behind the scam. (60 Charles Ferry. Edward leader. Fhil Malinoski and <2D Freem an Reports 15) Ret Patrol Ifree concert at shell mms.) (34 C onnecticut Prime Time (11) Professional Basketball Werner. Gladys Meyer. Joanne Weiss, group ( | ) Soccer -39 Independent New s All Star Series-G am e 2 Edgar Clarke and Edward leaders (H) ESPN'iSporttTalk '$/) Spoleto'81 'HowGrandllls'The *21) People Tonight (t4 )M o v l* -(D ram a) "G o Tall festival's opera offerings are sam­ 1:10 Moriarty Volunteers are needed to The S partans" 197 8 Burt Lancas­ By Barbara Richmond to perform in concerts, have both six and 12-string acoustic pled including Monotli's 'The Last 40' M cH ate’sN a v y Following a social hour help with the campers for Ladies Guild ter. Craig Wasson. A crusty military Savage'. andHollingsworth'a trilogy 1:30 Herald Reporter critiques done on their songs, to guitars and harmonicas. lifer finds himself Ill-prepared for the of one-act fantasy operas. 5 I Adam 12 I,... and a roast beef dinner. each session amblguiliea of contemporary war. MANCHESTER - The hear experts such as producers and In one of the songs he wrote, 10:30 1:35 I. ,1 Mary Maguire Davidson A volunteer orientation m a te d ^ ( 2 h r s ) ' 0 1 M eet The Meyore 14) Heroee: Wlneton Churchill: The MANCHESTER — They say, engineers, and to receive the "D eer Crossing Blues,” Baron spoke on events in 1931 and is set for June 23 at 4 p m Ladies Guild of St. Mary's 39 (39 (^ Real People A visit to (33) Movie-(Drams) **** "Medium Private War “ The best things in life are free” — association’s newsletter. points out the unfairness in telling X lam ed Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills; a C ool" 1969 Robert Forster. Verna 1:40 Tom Kelly spoke about the Episcopal Church will Naw York City Huabsiid'a Lib' cru­ at the camp And Manchester area residenta will All of the songwriters are hoping Bloom . A T V. cam eram an rem ains (49 USAF ReHoloue FHm teams he had coached A meet at the church Applications for □ □ □ P P O f ^ Q ^ have a chance to test this theory on to be “ discovered” some day, but the deer where they must cross. The EXCALIBUR bulletin board featured pic­ Thursday at 11 a m song brings out his sharp sense of volunteers and campers Thursday when the Connecticut meanwhile, most of them have tures of the class trip to Those attending are humor as he sings of shopping carts are available at the Songwriters Association Inc. regular jobs they go to. Hochsnum Industries, Inc. Washington. D C .At mid­ asked to bring their own that only turn to the right, of Agway Recreation Office on presents a free concert at the Band How does one go about writing a Movie night, the class sang sandwich and dessert being the farmer’s pharmacy and Work tor the handicapped! Garden Grove Road Shell on the campus of Manchester song? Miller said everyone has their "Goodnight Class" to the Beverages will be se.rved how everybody is a star in his own Persons interested in ad­ Community College. own style. With him he usually starts tune of "Goodnight Irene living room. schedule ditional information should What is the Connecticut with the music first. “ I have a lot of CHICKEN BARBECUE as played by the Dubaldo call 647-3084 Songwriters Association? It’s a fair­ trouble'with the lyrics. Some just But there is also a serious side to Brothers orchestra which Baron, who sings too of lost loves, ly new group of area residents who write lyrics and have someone else Hartford Sat., June 13 also played for dancing enjoy writing music and wanted a write the melody, he said. distant travels and recognition of a Atheneum — City of 3:30-7PM Classmates attended master plan. Masons vehicle to publicize their own songs, Miller said some songs take years Women 7, 9:30. from Texas. Florida, Glen Shopping tips Jason Rue, who hails from Sacred Heart Church said Jeff Miller of Elast Hartford, a to write and yet another can be done Eaal Hartford Falls, New York and MANCHE.STER - The Meriden also sings, and plays the Rt«. 30, Vamon Martin Sloane explains WORTH OF member of the group that was in one or two hours. "It depends on Poor Richards — Stir Masons from Manchester Connecticut how to save money at the formed two years ago. guitar and harmonica and his reper Crazy 7:30, 9:30. Adults $4 Children $2 laidge No 73 plan to com­ how you feel and what the song is grocery store — every The members of the association about," be said. toire is diversified, including Showcase Cinema — Family $12 memorate Saint John's Wednesday and Saturday everything from blues through Camp put on concerts in the hope that "Most of the songwriters, and I too, Outland 2,7:15,9:50. — The Sunday by attending in his 'Supermarket ballads to the outrageous. someone may hear their songs and write a lot of personal songs, others Exterminator 1:15, 7:30. MANCHESTER Camp ihurch together Sunday at Shopper " column m The Miller said Nancy Tucker of GROCERIES like them enough to help promote are on general universal themes and 10:05. — Happy Birthday to INFLATION FIGHTER C H E E C H & Bloomfield, is the most experienced them. "The chances of having a we all try to write some humorous Me 2:15, 7:30, 10:05. - COUPON I'li-ni iiii.iiur.il of the performers. She has appeared song picked up by a big performer songs too," Miller said. Busting Loose 1:10, 7:20, CHONG'S on televsion, radio, in coffee houses HIT. VERNON are slim," Miller said. He said he thinks that a lot of the 9:45. — Cheech and Chong’s MONDAY THRU THURSDAY NIGHTS in the New England area and has put "W e’re songwriters first and per­ songs written by members of the Nice Dreams 1:45, 7:30, 5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. on many special performances. formers second,” he added. association could be big hits "But 1 9:35. — High Risk 1:20, Marcia (Levy) Felber is the only DAIRY STORES Scheduled to perform songs they guess we’re not in the right place at 7:40, iO. — Excalibur 1:30, BAKED STUFFED one of the group that accompanies have written, at the Manchester Uie right time." 7:10, 9:50. — The Legend of 244 Broad St. 653 Center St.i, herself on the piano instead of the concert, are Michael Baron, Nancy Speaking of some of those who the Lone Ranger 1, 7:10, CHICKEN BREAST Manchester Manchester guitar. Tucker, Jason Rue, Marsha Felber will be performing at the Band 9:35. The concerts presented by the BAKED POTATO, VEGETABLE and Miller. Shell, Miller said Baron, who lives Vernon AND TOSSED SALAD The Songwriters Association is a in Tolland, writes a lot of personal association, not only give members Cine 1 & 2— Nighthawks Why Mould four |uy$ m k their bves a vehicle for their original music but X for a Mteehend tn Colombia? WE’VE MOVED OUR HARTFORD RD. non-profit one. Members pay $30 a experience songs. He’s a solo per­ 7:20, 9:20. — Caveman they also provide an “ open mike” ONLY •2 .9 5 We can (ive you S.(XXi,000 reasons year lo r dues and this entitles them former and accompanies himself on 7:10, 9:10. aM in cash! for members of the audience to Drive-Ina ' STORE TO A GREAT NEW LOCATION come up and ‘ ‘maybe be dis­ Manchester — My ROSAL’S RESTAURANT Cut out the coupon below. At the end of the week either mail covered," Miller said. Bloody Valentine 10. 1017 aULLIVAN Ave. Music program set Miller is one of the members of Friday the 13th II 8:30. Route 194-Armala'a Plaia 80. WINDSOR, CT. ONLY ONE MILE AWAY or bring it into the Herald office at one Herald Sq., Manchester, the group who not only has a full­ Mansfield — Nighthawks time job but dops perform and Fun House, at dusk. limit one MANCHESTER - On Friday at 8 Ct. 06040. Nothing to buy, just send It in. professionally with a. band. par coupon R 653 Center S t p.m., Jerry and Cheryll Hadley of The titles of some of the favorite Greenwich and New York City will songs he has written, include, Be informed LOOK FOR BIG RED BARN AT THE AMACO GAS present a program of light “ pops" "B efore the Sun Goes Down,” Only coupons sent in that are cut from newspaper will be accepted. Copies and reproductions stay on top of the news— He's mad. He's bad. STATION AT THE CORNER OF CENTER & ADAMS STS. type music in Luther Hail of "Several Days Ago," "You and I," will not qualify. Employees of The Herald and their families are Ineligible. subscribe to The Emanuel Lutheran Church. Jerry is and “ Sweet Magnolia Lady." And he's Manchester Herald. For S T . M ARTS FRESH GRADE A connected with the New York City Miller said if the concert at the MOSER FARMS home delivery, call 647- Opera Company and has recently Manchester Band Shell is a success 100% PURE FLORIDA WIN 9946 or 646-9947. BUTTER COUPON been performing at the Spoleto they will try to do one every year. At ORANGE JUICE quartered 200.00 WORTH OF GROCERIES Music Festival in Charleston, South the concert, the main thing we want CARNIVAL limit 2 Carolina. is to have a good time and we want Send to... Members and friends who are in­ the audience to have a good time The Manchester Herald terested in attending are urged to too, Miller said. Name TIME 1 Herald 8 q. call the church office, 643-1193, and So music lovers, bring your own add their names to those who have blanket. and be prepared for an Address. Manchester, Ct. 06040 already made reservations. Tables entertaining evening of contem­ will be set up around th » piano and C ity porary folk music, story-telling and .State. .Apt.. DRAWING DATE refreshments will be served. A humor. M iller said the concert Nkm., June 8 thru Sat, June 13 minimum donation of $2 is Telephone^ JOB. Jun9 SO, 1001 will start at 7:30 p.m. and last about THE at Harald OlHca Jerry Hadley suggested for the organ fund. two hours. The rain date is August 3. lERRY WIDOW Parking lot of S t Mary’s Church $2.18 plastic gallon >/, gallon Check. L .—I start my (ubtcrlptlon I—I I already I do not with to eubecrlbe NOW THRU 1584 Main St., Eaat Hartford L69 One ■ I_I at above address I_I subscribe at this time. Pleaee enter me In contest Show due tonight JUNE 28 □ W I N I N 8 E R S BOLTON — The ecumenical council will present a MatliWM JWM 20 a 28 Mon. thru Pri. 7pm to 10:30pm Another 100th Anrmrsary Promotion of the musical variety show tonight at 7:30 at the elementary G pU Sne or SOCCER No w m Nis Sat., 7pm to 11:30pm school. ptrfonMiMM itaM 15, Four choral pieces will be conducted by Steven Hwang y -' tm m ir Cmm 21,28 •Gamas •f?/das •Food and Drink and sung by members of the church choirs of Bolton. In addition, a few popular songs will be presented by in­ U liJ dividual performers. Tickets cost $2 and are available at Win a isa i Toyota Corolla the door. IS M lr i iianrljrfitpr lirralJi 'Eor.Rcfa and OMa agaa 8 and up Tkt Mnrtk? d Ciwwitlwl Raffle tickets available on the grounds TIckata S6 to $6 PQ. •tft Timnaportutlon AvaMMa Setying the Manchester area for 100 years To submit club notices Em. at Ids MW. a 240 Drawing Sat, Juna 13 at 11:30pm V RMsrvalioiis .Call tor Frtd Broehun Free Admisalon PLEASE CALLTHEATRE To pubUctsa your club meeting announcement, con­ 420-2912 tact Betty Ryder at 'Hie Herald, telephone 643-2711. PORSCHEENTMCS - t h e h e r a l d . Wed , June 10, 1981 THE HERALD, Wed., June 10, 1981 - 2.t PEANUTS — ChariM M. Schuls ACROSS 66 PiredItM Answer to Previous Puale o lOTUnMdlaMureBvndkwM. b 67 Augment ^ % iir THIS 15 A U)IENER5 ANP 1 In favor of 1 < B i r t h d i Q r roFsasfOTj MAKSMMALLOUIS! 4 Medical fluid DOWN 3 Area Towns Bolton will receive 9 Use a lever ------12 Sixth tense 1 Cats and dogs *mm 11,1M1 (ebbr.) 2 Invitstion re- tponte (ebbr.) Bater* Ihto yaar la ovar, you ara 13 Bring about . 14 Written 3 Milky gem Coventry Hkaly to and up with a much larg- 4 Breed of dog Bolton / ar cMla of Irlanda than whan you evowel of a atariad. Savaral of thaaa pala wtH debt 5 Pert of corn more rev-share aid 15 New Deal plant hava a graat Inlluanca'on your Ilia. project (ebbr.) 6 Met 4MMHN (May 11-Jwia SO) You 16 Musical 7 Patriotic hava good laadarahlp and organ­ Inttrumsnt monogram By Richard Cody payments on the new allocation. board. Including town balk; 8 Top m altar renovations for the handicapped, izational quaHtlaa today. Y w ’H PRISCILLA’S POP — Ed Sullivan 17 House wing Herald Reporter At the annual town meeting May tara wall In moat araaa. Howavar, 9 Multicolored 20 AddItlontI 50 Gain by Itbor (iriandated by state), a p ta laf„ 18 Cleft 12,1980, the town voted to authorize your akWa may not axtand to HOW'S VOUR ) / " GREAT.' T P BREAK OUT IN I SHUPPER TO THINK 20 Move like a 10 List of namsi 31 Writtby 61 Woman't BOLTON — The town is scheduled energy conservation at the Bentley* 11 Noel Planners the selectmen to use the funds for financial raahna, ao ba caraful. BOOK ON WISH A OOU7SWEAT AMP HOW I U SEP TO crab mtchint name Two offer bids Find out mora of what llaa ahaad 19 Thtt it (ibbr.) 32 p«ck in to receive an increased amount of initial fees plus any additional in­ Memorial Ubrary, highway depart; OONCENTRAnONj I'P HAP START TO SHAKE SHUPPEI? TO THINK.' 22 Greek letter 53 Ftncing . tor you In tha yaar following your 14 ktrnka <21 I nSWI Newt smctrticit 33 Pork type (pi.) revenue sharing funds next year. coming revenue sharing funds in ment equipment and an update od tword birthdiw by aanding lor your POP?* IT IN ^ 26 bS ^ o (prefix) »V .nJS^h 38 Eont The Board of Selectmen will be building a transfer station. At the the town plan. copy of Aatro-Qraph. Mall S1 lor SCHOOL.' 54 Songbird 28 "_____ Le 40 Writtling recommending usages for both the Handicapped renovations for the aach to Aatro-Oraph, Box 489, Amsrlcen 55 Early ttringed for floor work time of the town meeting last year, Douce" holdt money expected next year and the Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. country inttrumant the town possessed $36,320 in town hall are estimated at |30,00lk> 30 Engrave 46 Chttrful approve surplus built up over previous years revenue sharing, and directed this however this plan may be included! Ba aura to apadty birth data. 25 Hangs up 68 Brought about 34 Long fith txprtttion CANCIN (JWM 91-July t » 26 Harnett BOLTON — The town received two bids to refur­ which totals over $60,000, Ad­ amount towards the transfer sta­ in the plan to completely renovate You’ro vary capabla of doing 36 Bridth tchool 48 Printtr't SO Hail attachment 60 Biddy bish the floor of the Herrick Park building, one ministrator Alan Bergren said. tion. the town hall in order to increase of-; what naada doing today onca 3 8 ______27 Songttrett Lo­ mtaturt about half the estimate of the other, and the Bergren told the selectmen at the However, the town voted to con­ fice space. • you faal tha prod of praaaura. Breckenridga gan 49 Want quickly Board of Selectmen will be considering the bids at a board's regular meeting June 2 that tract townwide pickup rather than A recentlv completed office spaed' Inajaad of oauaing you to buckle, 37 Arizona river the town will be receiving an ad- study plan which included several q{|- awaken your datarmlna- 39 Pertle special meeting Wednesday in the Community Hall. installing a transfer station at 41 GIrl't name 1 5” T“ 4 r ~ 7“ T~ r ~ • 10 11 17-lot plat The town put the project out to bid recently. Ad­ ditonal $7,087 in revenue sharing referendum April 8. Since the town tions to Increase town office space*' tlb (Jidy D-Aug. at) You're 42 Stocking 12 14 ministrator Alan Bergren said Monday, and tyro funds next year, which increases the Signed a contract with the Windham was presented to the board, and the- not tha-tm to ba anvtoua of tha •*iirinynr"i mithap 12 bids came in from two Manchester flooring firms. present yearly revenue of $28,000 to board endorsed at their last meeting! accompllahmanta of othara. 43 Sown (Fr.) 17 recovery plant in December, the Today, whan you laam of what CAPTAIN EASY — Crooks A Lawronco 19 19 By Richard Cody The town allocated $1,200 to the project in May of $35,087. town had to decide what method the option to renovate the present, anothar did. It will Inapha you to 44 Printer't Bergren said Friday that the town HOW CAN THBV ANP FOR U5T THERrP msature (pl.) 11 10 20 21 Herald Reporter 1980, and recently approved an additional $415 to would be the most favorable way to town hall. The entire renovation is aqualthoaoofforta. OIL o u r THERBi YOU «AW funding the project has been receiving $28,000 in estimated a $219,800, and the plan vnoo (Aa«. t*-tapi. at) TURN DOWN THB 45 Superlative ■1■ remove the town's solid waste. The DEALT THEY BOTH n!EA9V. WE COULD MAKE 22 13 ANDOVER — The Planning and Zoning Commission John's Floor Covering Inc. bid $1,900 for the job. revenue sharing, which comes selectmen presented two options, has been sent to the Public Building’ Obatructlona which could hava tuffix daprivad you of financial reward v r m OUT OF ja il . A KiaiUa ANP NOT SET 47 Tavern 120 30 31 32 33 29 26 21 granted final approval to Fri-Land Equities Inc. last while DMC Construction Company Inc. said the job directly from the federal govern­ townwide pickup and the transfer Commission for further investiga-^ TftEY SET FULL INVOLVED. beverage ment in Washington, for the past or caraar advancamant ara llkaly ^LOYMEMT. A ■ 126 night for a subdivision of 85 acres on Boston Hill Road would cost $3,570. station, with the alternative of tion. 49 Earthquake 24 to ba laaaanad at thla time. Oat ^RCENTA< and East Street into 17 building lots The floor of the building is 30 feet by 60 feet, and three years. But due to a new for­ townwide pickup winning by more The library plan is estimated at 52 FIthhook 1 1zo 27 1. 3. The proposal is the largest subdivision in the town in the rooms where the floor needs to be replaced are mula used to derive the allocation of than a 2-1 margin. $10,000, the town plan update at $4,< & ili& (S a ^ 90-Oot 83) Sltua- leader . tlona itmlMr ta thoaa which 56 Skillet 1 1 more than five years to be approved by the commission the funds from the federal level to 000 and new highway equipment at 42 the main hall, the lavatories and the kitchen. Bergren said that since the you'va handled tuooaMfuHy In 57 Gem State The two-month old proposal from the firm has been The town has requested that the floor be covered the town level, the town will be transfer station proposal was $31,000. tha past may develop today. 61 Expend 49 146 141 ^gg31II/.W.lIFWf-^ accepted by the Wetlands Commission and the Hebron by 12-inch square tile, either neutral or tan color. receiving the additional monies. defeated, a town meeting Is the only One other proposed option iS' Draw upon your mamory. Uaa 62 Detert region 1 .1 S3 64 99 Planning and Zoning Commission Part of the land lays The selectmen have called the .special meeting to He said the town's present surplus legislative body that can now revoke replacement of the center school tha lama mat hods which worked of thifting 49 90 91 prayloualy. in Hebron, so the firm had to seek approval from the discuss the townwide pickup contract, and the from revenue sharing funds is $64,- the action of using revenue sharing roof, recently estimated at $65,008 tend 97 ■190 ■60 61 BCORnO (OoL 84 Mea. 88) Your 99 91 town recently received bids 000, a figure that will rise to more funds for the transfer station. by the PBC. School officials had 83 Make gey Intuition and kiatlnct In buslnaaa i 64 Mitdo 92 63 64 The developing firm, which is a subsidiary of Fireside than $70,000 in July when the last "The selectmen have to come up requested the roof be replaced in the mattOra today could bo a major auauMiABtaataB. 65 Genetic quarterly payment on this year's next fiscal year, but the plan was eontrlbutor to your sucoaaa. Ue- 67 Realty Inc . originally requested with the initial applica­ with some recommendations,” he miterial 69 96 10 tion that the land be divided into 18 building lots Due to allocation comes in. postponed by the Board of Finance tan to tha dictataa of your amaM, ALt-EY OOP — Dava Qrauo (ibbr.) To submit club notices said, about what to do with the Inner voloo. a request by the Wetlands Commission when it approved Under the new allocation, he said, existing and expected money, before during the budget process. Finance PLENTY) (NIWtFAFtR INTIRFRilf AgtN I •AOnTAMUB (Nov. 88-Oao. 81) DOWN I WETtS 6ICK OUR BOARDING HOUSE of the plan, two lots were combined, lowering the total To publicize your club meeting announcement, con­ the town should have about $100,000 the town meeting. board members felt the roof could You may hava bean wondering AWRWMT.NOW, HO IP WITH I OF INFLATION number of lots in the subdivision to 17 tact Betty Ryder at The Manchester Herald, telephone by Jan. 1, 1982, by which time the last another year with patching. lately just how loyal a certain IT DOWN/OOgWHJ^ MSAOS I AN* HIOH Bergren proposed several uses for YtXJ DOIN' H E I » F NOW lTi#.-ER,AH-SlMPLV A W'etlands had stipulated on approval that two lots 643-2711 town will have received two the money to be considered by the frtand would bo whan tha chipa • TAXES.', HDW CDME YDU require either combination or more comprehensive are down. Today, ha or aha w|lll SOT ME NttrTHER VOli’RE MATTER OF PW6RAMMIN6, prove a ataunch ally. STIFF. MAJOR? 5TART1N N16HT NEV/S.' THE T V engineering work, due to a high percolation rate in the CAMHCORN (Doe. 88-Jan. 19) AFTER OHILLIN TMAKE BOY.S WANT TO CilVE area Percolation tests determine the rate at which It'a not llkaly you'll ba aacond KAYO OAREV, I SENSE 'lOU A LITTLE eyPOSURE water seeps through land on a particular area or lot, and boat In any competitive altua- tlona today, oapaclally If they OlkSHTA BE FkSHTiN NISHT if the rate is high, sewerage would travel more quickly affect your work or career. Run THE OHAMPi NEWS.' through the land than desired for tha tape. The PZC granted a conditional approval May 26 on the AOUAMUS (Jan. 80#ab. 19) Try 1 HATE FISHTIN application, with final approval to be granted when to break away from what you OUTA MV CLASS! doom to ba dult routinaa today In stipulations were met by the firm order to do thinga which ara Commission Chairman John Kostic said the firm had gas heating mora fun and oxdtlng. You need met all the requirements stipulated by both com­ activttloa with a chango of pace. missions The firm, he said, agreed to combine the two m C l B (Fab. 80 M a ^ 80) Chanolng oofKUtlona tand to PRANK AND ERNEST — Bob TIiavM lots as per the Wetlands request and met all otfier banant you at thla tlma, avan stipulations by the commission by making variations in thoaa which you don't paraonaHy HE PIPN'T MAM t h e the final map Inaugurate. Rida to auccaaa on OBEDIENCE Kostic said the commission had requested that all sep­ am serves energy tha tida of happaninga. t e a m . A M O (Mareli 81-Apr« 10) Thla tic systems be engineered, except lot number 7. and that ahould ba a g a n a r^ plaiaaant SCHOOL one lot be increased in size . day. You'll know how to raatora .All of the lots are two acres or larger To save fuel, modern gas heating systems are engineered • Be sure to check and replace your gas furnace filters. harmony oven If altuatlona do get Kostic also said that due to a deed restriction, the lots a bit out of klltar. cannot be further subdivided with major improvements such as vent dampers and Now and periodically during the winter. TAUIHM (Apr* 80-May 80) You may hava a law axtra taaka to The commission also requested last night that each automatic pilotless ignition. In addition, new gas pulse • Properly insulate your home. Your gas furnace won’t run oontand with today, but don't let ■m driveway be graveled through the wetlands area, in combustion designed equipment can achieve an incredible as often and your energy bill won’t be as much. thla diaturb you. Actually, you OW wz'BURKE = order to insure slow run-off of water A few of the ahould find the bualer your driveways cross Rurnap Brook efficiency rating of 91 to 94%! All these innovative features • Check for cracks around windows and between door achodula la, tha batter you'll parform. srNM.e« rMReg ut Fa> % KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE — Larry Wright Driveways that enter onto East Street will have to have made natural gas the most efficient and economical frames and walls. Seal them with stripping, rope putty, (NtwaeAFfn awranwaai AaaN.i be approved by the Board of Selectmen, Kostic said, before they can be constructed for use Driveways way to heat your home. or caulking. entering on Boston Hill Road lay out of the town's But you can be as energy efficient as your gas heating • During the warm weather months is also the best time to THE BORN LOSER — Art Sanaom jurisdiction in this regard, since the road is a state have’a CONN SAVE energy audit for only $10. The num­ r*A SWCYEDl#; a w “ L-j-sj." x.x x***rT "o o p s ! highway and not owned by the town system. A good way to start is by winterizing your home Twe The final map, Kostic said. "Met all stipulations laid right now, when the weatfier is warm. For instance, here ber to call is 1-800-842-7333. down bv the commission NORTH 4-10-ai fta s T K v c w v lAAUSrVg R3R«?nD are some easy but very effective ways to save yourself You and natural gas heat. Just think of all the energy you ♦ 0S3 energy and money during the next heating season: can save together. WAKQ3 PUT IT W TWe o / g u ' ♦ ts • Install storm windows and doors. «AK7$ WEST EAST Bolton church sets fair ♦ 1 8 K Q J 1 M I TJ1097 P itt BOLTON — The congregational church will hold a ♦ J 974 ♦ K □ D ■Yankee Street Fair Saturday from 11 a m to 3:30 p m CONNECTICUT NATURALGAS CORPORATION ♦ QJ lot ♦ 411 on the church grounds SOUTH Fair chairman. Mrs Dorothy Lessard, said that ♦ A74 planned events include crafts, bake sale, contests, plant P54 sale, tag sale and games Fcxxl will be served during the Oaqioii: WINTHROP — Pick Cahill ♦ i s I'M LOOKINfS- fair and an auction will start at 3:30 p m P O N T TCLl 'yCU CAN'T EVBf^ Vulnerable: Neither JO IN T H E H A V E T O O VICTIMS. H ow about you? Dealer: North f=r i e n p s h i p M A N Y F R IE N D S . Well North East Sooth C L U R N A S ry ? 1? :♦ ^ -'39 Rewards set Pom 3? 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tWr BUGS BUNNY — Hoimdahl A Stoffel DARIEN (U PII-Police •333-year history. a tm hope a $20,000 reward Darien Police Capl posted by the state for in­ Anthony Toscano said he LEVY’S LAW — Jamaa Schumalatar a CHASED t h a t PADBU<2NED WHATS UP, DOC? formation in the slaying of welcomed the reward offer PONT .YOU &Eg> ALAN? ^ABBT INTO 1HE DESERT AND policeman Kenneth and hoped the money will Superlative ' m . VOU'BSSOSWeCT. LOST HIM- j ------Bateman Jr will lead to a convince anyone with in­ ALAN./ SO W0NpPtRJL,1V4AT NOW break in the investigation. formation to talk to police S i m a iU S S i PA NOT 0000 CTHIRSIV The reward was one of But Toscano said the POBr' EN006HRDR.Y0UA two authorized Tuesday by offer also might prompt By OawaM Jacoby Gov William O'Neill in unnecessary work for and Alan Soatag 4 response to requests from police in following up tips prosecutors The other was from people who have no Philip Hal Sims stood six- posted for information in useful information but foot-tbm and weighed 350 the stabbing death of a want the reward money. pounds. A giant among men Middletown man last year. Toscano said in­ and bridge players, Hal was WlbfWWOMMOS ws1 New Haven State’s At­ vestigators had no suspects undoubtedly the best auction torney Arnold Markle in the case, but were bridge player In the world and WICH ONE OF I'WSTE BOTH THE ONE THAT asked for the $20,000 receiving information from one of tM very best in the ear­ reward in the death of other police departments ly days of contract. SHORT RIBS — Frank Hill YOU VARMINTS LEMONADES, TASTES UKE SAND He also played no trump IS REAL AND\ DOC. Willie Earl Winfield. 24. on burglary suspects with contracts superlatively and I N T H E N A M E CJF PLEASE VIIAIT JUST A FEW -TM A T^9 IS THEMIRASE. who died of multiple stab firearms records. his only real weakness was WS PL-S/, SW KNiewr.. s e c o n d s B»0BS ENSAeiNS USHT W EN T OUT. WHICH ONE IS wounds in November Uiat he knew It and bid too KUMT.aiKMNioni.^ MElNCOMfiPcr. ^ — ------AMlRAj2»e^ The rew ard in the many of them. In one famous Bateman case was sought duplicate hand every declarer by Fairfield County State's The inside story except Hal made three of four hr A tto rn ey D onald A. Jack Anderson tells the notrump. Hal made five, but Browne, who said "inten­ wai In six. In today's hand we inside story in see Hahat hU hast sive investigative efforts'’ "Washington Merry-Go- Northx three-heart rehid by Darien police had failed Round" — every day on the wai a strange one, but North m m a to yield a suspect in the opinion page of The did not want to pau or to get BW slaying. Herald. cpast - r :three . notrump, . . . "As you are aware we Hal ; spade, have been experiencing ' entered dummyny with '___ a heart FLETCHER’S LAHDINO With oar lack, 71 rpm _____ d. East records weald come Into throughout the state and led a ^amond. East I’M tJfcl0Hfc.Ci bO£JM 1 ftfcL FOOtRuteS -TO demaad Just after we had a repeated crimes of ' played the king and Hal decid­ sacceesfal garage sale. homicide and the ed It w u a hona fide single­ BARBS To report ton. He couldn’t let East In so authorization of a reward area newa hahadtotrytoUndanend Phil Pastoret is. one of the methods play for his ninth trick. available to attempt to To report news items Ha M a club. West pUyed Before you tell someone solve this type of crime,” in Bolton, Andover and his quean. Thla play made it Browne said. something “straight from the Coventry, call or write easy (or Hal to let him bold should^ first estimate the Bateman. 34. died in a Richard Cody at The the trick. Weet led a sacood potential of a punch from the predawn gunfight with a Manchester Herald, dub. Hal cashed the club and same place from the lUtener. Our favorite burglar says burglar at a fast-food baart winners and threw West stlck-upet-upe are out of■ date. !. He Herald Square, P.O. In with the fourth club. restaurant in Darien May Box S91, Manchester, Yes, Gwendolya. yea might says, I be conducts in-place U. He was the first Darien West bad to lead a diamond tay that SL Peter raas the strobing exercises (of his CT 06040; telephone 643- to g lv i Hal hit ninth trick. Geaeral Aceeaatiag Office. unwilling clientele. police officer killed in the 2711. (NBWIPAPn ■NRRPmK AMN.) line of duty in the town's 24 - THE HERALD. Wed., June 10. 1961 TOE HERALD. Wed., June 10, 1901 - 2 5 r AismmssArs... People Talk 7 Classified WHY PAY MORE? N\ - FANTASTIC Ballroom studio Everybody is a victirn MANCHESTER — Peter and Margo Nielion. formerly of the Dance Shack, have opened ANNIVERSARY GIVEAWAY Ballroom Studio East, a new social and ballroom dance achool, a t 4M Main St. Ballroom Studio E ast will kick off Its opening with the first of a aerlea of monthly parties on of medical malpractice Saturday, June S7. Other activities will include j ir Ruot • wHin J ! larlloilr monthly parties, shows, dinner dances, picnics, and ■ TELEVISION ■ : mPORTABLE i i t a m e THEViftiniiTELEVISION other aoclal functions. I Peter and Margo are second place winners in two You may not have been a victim of medical malprac­ But most state laws are of dubious constitutionality, A0 0 major competitiona this year; the IMl New tice. But even though your own life has not been are being challenged in the courts — and malpractice I *287 En^and Championthipa held in Boston and the IMl needlessly endangered, you have been and are a finan­ claims still are rising, as Blue Cross and Blue Shield I * Diagonal 1 0 0% solid state Eairtem United Statee Championships held In New cial victim — for you are paying the bills for Associations president, Walter J. McNemey,, points ! Y ou r out. I Famous brand 10 0 % chassis. Black Jereeyi astronomical claims and stupendous settlements in matrix In-line plc- sbild slate chassis. Studio hours are Monday through Friday, 1 p.m. terms of your ever-rising health care costs. (4) Thus, doctors are being required to practice ac­ Emily Harris Mark Hamill I antennas Handsome turo lube. A .C .T. Aware or not, YOU are paying through the higher and M oney's cording -to certain high standards to obtain insurance Rlngo Starr I finish and cabinet. beautifully finish­ to 10 p.m. Private and group lessons will be taught. ed cabinet. 'Diagonal higher fees charged to you for medical care by coverage. Existing mechanisms for licensing physicians physicians, surgeons and hospitals; though the extra W orth are being strengthened and the medical profession itself costa of play-it-safe "defensive” medicine practiced by is acting to bar incompetents from practice. Penned up receptionist and see the casting tion not likely to win a salvo of On Colt board doctors who order far more tests than you need; though Sylvia Parter (5) States such as California and Florida are actually director. applause from pro-handgun 15000 ITU , TrT cu. fT the refusal of skilled professionals to give you “high taking medical policing away from physicians and Emily Harris has won ^ prize Dorit's publicity people President Reagan or the I AIR CUHDITIUHER REFRISERATUR NEW YORK — George C. Lessner of risk" operations that could save your life because taking tough disciplinary measures, including the erected a large billboard on for writing about her adventures National Rifle Association. Manchester, Conn., has been elected to his 18th con­ they’re afraid of the legal aspects. revocation of licenses. Hollywood's Sunset Strip that I Operates on 115 with then-fugitive Patricia Village trustee Greggory secutive term as a member of the board of direc- ’Ihe likeliest solutions to the new malnractice crisis But the basic cause of malpractice suits remains shows the leggy, scantily-clad volta. Two-speed Hearst Youstra. who believes Morton I fan with "High" and tora of Colt Indnitries Inc. Lessner’s election was lie in our nation’s hospitals. For hospitals now pay two- Mulroy stresses, is the fact that not only the courts but malpractice. The new crisis warns us all: The bad, in­ Mrs. Harris and her husband. Dorit with her manager and a Grove is the first U.S. communi­ I "Low" settinga. Ad- announced at the company’s recent annual th lr^ o i all malpractice insurance costs and 75 percent also the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals competent doctor must be eliminated, the quality of our phone number Did it work? juatable 11 -position William, were convicted of kid­ ty to ban both sale and possession I *497 shardiolders* meeting. of all malpractice claims originate from treatments has stated that hosoital board members have prime health care must be raised. Dorit is now scheduled to star in fhermoataf controls napping. armed robbery and car of handguns, said: FROST L e a n e r is an attorney, and was a founding given within hospitals. responsibility for the quality of care and the com­ Copyright 1981 Field Enterprises Inc. a television sitcom pilot called I selected cooling theft after their Los Angeles "Municipalities around the coun­ automaticalty. irtner trf the Manchester law firm of Lessner, What’s more, hospitals are being increasingly held petence of medical staff appointees at their hospitals. "Some Couple " try have the right to make their I FREE legally responsible for the acts of their independent (un- Involving hospital trustees to this extent well may be spree with Miss Hears; I RNEMV SAVtR SWITCHI ottner, Karp and Plepler. Prior to 1963 he had The award comes fri m PEN. own laws. We are simply saying, been a member of the board of directors of the salariedi staff physicians. And on top .of this is the the most significant new move toward curbing medical an international writers' associa­ _ let it begin with us. We may be P ratt A Whitney Co. of West Hartford, Conn., relatively little-known finding that any of the nation’s malpractice. But many other attacks on the crisis are wrong. Let the Supreme Court of tion that hands out annual Ringo fights I7.2WR. which is now a division of Colt’Industrles Inc. more tliM 100,000 hospital trustees and directors are under way as well. writing awards to inmates in the United States adjudicate on W h ii 13 CU. FT. also PERSONALLY LIABLE in malpractive sulU! (1) The timespan in which a malpractice suit can be State bonds U S prisons Former Beatle Ringo Starr that point." REFRISERATUR This startling revelation comes from a new book, initiated is being sharply curtailed. In 40 states, the span isn't one to take "palimony" Actor-writer-dircctor Ossie FREEZER ■* ■ f T "Hospital Liability Revisited” (Inquiry Books, Blue has been shortened from as long as 20 or 30 years after lying down. Apparently he's No Froot Davis and ex-priest and political Cross Association., Chicago $6.00), whose author , the Incident to no more than three or four years after prepared to stand up and fight all •4.75CU. ft. ' activist Daniel Berngan will Glimpses freezer • Super En|oy organized Exchange city .Chicago attorney Thomas R. Mulroy, argues that the the alleged injury. This helps to eliminate suits which, the way to the C alifornia storage from top to hand out PEN'S Writing Awards Storage Door • liability of tnistees and directors stems from several after so long a period, can’t be properly defended. create jobs Supreme Court Mark Hamill. best known to Adjustable shelves • bottom — even on for Prisoners tomorrow the door. Energy sav­ MANCHESTER — Western Union has announced often overlooked court decisions. Notable among them (2) Pre-arbitration laws are now providing for review Ringo. who recently married millions as Luke Skywalker in MILLION MAGNET* panels to sift out frivolous or unjustified cases before Mrs Harris's "On the Open I doors • Reversible ing magnetic door that Manchester Is now both a Teles I and Telex II was the landmark Corleto vs. Shore Memorial Hospital actress Barbara Bach, is being "Star Wars” and “'ITie Empire [1*347 and temperature they go to trial. Road.' recalling how she and her (TWX) exdiange city. decision of 1975, that condemned the entire professional HARTFORD (UPI) — Nearly 1,800 jobs will be sued by his form er live-in husband were nabbed by the PBI Strikes Back.” has taken over control.^ M ■■ M I The city's business community will benefit by staff of a hospital in a malpractice preceding. (3) Other state laws are placing legal limits on created or retained as a result of the latest package of girlfriend. Nancy Andrews, for $5 in San Francisco after their the role of John Merrick in the being able to subscribe to Western Union’s services In tlut case, it was argued that all of the defendants malpractice awards or on the physician’s personal state-backed financing for business and industrial million Broadway hit, "The Elephant travels with Miss Hearst. won srlthout paying for leased estension facilities to “knew or should have known” that a particular surgeon liability, are spacing out settlement payments, are expansion projects, state officials say. He went to Los Angeles Man" ... Gottfried Wagner has third prize in the nonfiction ! WORLD’S LARGEST VHS another exchange city, as formerly was required. was not competent to perform the fatal operation at^ making it mandatory to Inform juries about a plaintiff’s The $35.2 million financing package was approved at Superior Court to say that Ms. cabled the Cincinnati Opera that category i r COLOR Western Union’s interconnected Telex stake. Contributing to the vulnerability of trustees. health Insurance or other benefits. Tuesday’s monthly meeting of the Connecticut Develop­ Andrew's attorney. Marvin he won't be able to direct his S MAKER VIDEO RECORDER TELEVISION teletypewriter exchange services provide users ment Authority, the quasi-public financing arm of the Mitchelson. had not served him great grandfather's “Das with a communications service that combines the state Department of Economic Development. properly Rheingold” June 25 and 27 Ads pay spe^ of immediate delivery with the accuracy and Economic Development Commissioner Edward The court ruled he was proper­ because of illness and has been *337 written-roVictoria." during this fantastic A d d n u ...... entertainment scene " urban Chicago community of of Telex messages addressed to busy or inoperable many, that manufactures laundry and washing equip­ Dorit may be all these things, Morton Grove. 111., ipopulation; Anniversary i^ent a chance to PlKMM...... ■tatlons, multiple-address message service to ment. hut the big trick in Hollywood is 24.P;x); voted to ban the sale and •tored lists of addressees and on-line information Stockton said Kaman Corp. of Bloomfield received to gel noticed, to get past the possession of handguns, a posi- win RCA 19” Portable T.V., Drawing to bo hold Juno 30,1991 aervicea ranging from stock price quotations to two separate financing packages, each of which was reports on tat conditions. expect^ to lead to creation of 200 jobs. Litton Microwave, Nothing to buy, coupon muat bo The company will use $5 million in tax-exempt ______doftpahod at alwa.______revenue bonds to build and equip a three-story office Carrier Air Conditioner building near its headquarters. Kaman also was granted Record earnings more ^ n $1.1 million in bonds to build and equip s warehouse next to Its aerospace complex in Plainfield’s PORT-A-COOL LITTON CROMWELL — The Ripley Co. Inc., manufac- Moosup section. At Siam'sSArs... The authority also approved $5 million in industrial turera of electrical and electronic equipment for 4000 to 6.909 MIerowava the CA*^ and utility industries, has reported revenue bonds for Unimation Inc. of Danbury to buy 20 BTU Ovan record M f ings of |474,38S or 82 cents a share for acres of land in Waterbury. The company, a leader in the fiscal year ended Feb. 28,1961, compared to a the development of industrial robots, will construct a Air 100.000-square foot facility and hire 300 new workers. CondHkM w r FullSIxa loss of 119,061 or 12 cents a share the previous year. WHY PAY MORE? The earnings, which w ^ higher than the 70 to 80 Stockton said. Sava Knargy cents a share previously projected by the company Among the other major finance packages approved by From•167 Sara Tima for the fUcal year, included an extraordinary tax the authority were: •247 —Industrial bonds worth $4 million for PYA-Monarch, c r ^ t of 931.708 or five cents a ^ r e . Sales for the fiscal year rose 40 percent to $5,129,- Inc. of East Hartford to buy land and construct a new ■ DOUBLE DIS0 0 U»STS facility in South Windsor. Officials said the project SANYO 232 from M,000,596 with substantial increases being VIDEO COMBO achieved by tlie company’s CATV, utility tool, would create 123 new jobs. —Industrial bonds worth $1.8 million for Rourke-Eno Starao Am/Fm photo control and blower diviaiona. ^ le s to CATV -..X I1 P C A SelactaVlalon* and Color Video Camera Paper Co., Inc. of Hartford to build a new office and SIEFFEBrS * CABBIEB companies, both In domestic and foreign markets, PORTABLE ^ e-Hour Convertible VCR System Catch the acHon data processing center in Hartford. Stockton said the wherever you go with RCA'a new Convertible Video showed a 40 percent increaee over the previous CASSETTE paper distributor would hire eight new employees. Cassette Recorder System. The Recorder can tape out­ year. Qroundbreaking CBremonies for a new additions to Ro-VIc Inc., RECORDER doors. Indoors — anywhere. Then you can replay it for —Bonds of $1.5 million for East Coast Loose Leafe. ATTENTION! vour and vour guests' er^oymenl. 146 Sheldon Road, was conducted at the company Monday mor­ Inc. of Stamford to renovate and equip an existing West UNITED TECH Employees New addition ning. Company officials participating Included, from left, Mike Haven facility. The project will create 75 additional % HITACHI Gold and silver Parrott, Karl Relchelt, Gene Parrott, president, and Roger Parrott. positions, officials said. Now that CARRIER la a division of United TechT* (Herald photo by Tarquinlo) « buy the qualitiMlne and save with additional Am/Fm Compact Am/Fm Compaet employee r e b ^ L Starao SyatM StorooSystom PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Industrial National Bank baa begun marketing gold- and silver-backed cer- % , tUlcatei, It wee announced by J. 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SERVICES 40— Houset>o|d Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Eouipmeni tor Sale Friday FINANCIAL 16— Private Instructions 41— Articles tor Sale 53— Apartments tor Rent 64 -Molorcycies-tljlfycies 6 DAYS 12s 19— Schools-Ciasses 31 — Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers.Tratiers-Mobiie FREE Phone 643-2711 8 - BonosSiocksMofigages 20 — Instructions Wanted 32 — Pain|ing-Piperir>g 43— Peis-BirdS'Dogs S6— Off)C#s>Stores tor Rent Homes 26 DAYS 11s 9 -Personal loans 33 -Building>Con|racfir>g 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service '0 HAPPY AOS *3 00 PER INCH • Insurance REAL ESTATE 34 — Roofing.Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to R6nl 67— Autos tor Rent-Lease CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN A T OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER

•••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Help Wanted IS Servloea OHarad 31 Household Qooda 40 Qardan Protfueto f$7 Bpartmanta FOf BeM 53 R e s o rt Proporty For Autoa For Sato 51 •••••••••••••••••••••••• LJ REAL ESTATE •••••••••••••••••••••••a ••**•••••••••••••••••••• Motorojretoe-Rteyctos 9S aaaaaaaaaoMaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••••••••••••••••••** Bont 86 •••••••••••••••••••••••• VARIETIES . BABYSITTING USED SOFA - 63” . Brown. ROCKVILLE - 5 room I WILL SELL YOUR CAR MOTORCYCLE FLOWERING BUSHES, Make Hornet For Sale 23 Experienced in child care. $50. Antique Victorian m »rtm ent with pwefa. 2nd COTTAGE FOR RENT at and get what you want for perennials, ground covers, INSURANCE - Lowest Telepliona Monday thru Friday 7-5:30, Chair, Claw feet, needs floor. Parking for 1 car. Coventry Lake. ExceUent it! Keferences. CaU 649 iHaurl|rslfr HrralJi housepbknts, cacti, Swedish Rates Available! MANCHESTER - Two Breakfast and lunch in­ reupholsterlng. $75. Call l«e s e and references. 875- condition. T w o bedrooms. 9337 after 4:00 p.m. ivy. Very reasonable. Immediate Binding Lay- S o licito rs family in Resident C Zone. cluded. Safe play area. 643- 646-3436 evenings. 4877. or 175^2478.. Available June 1930; July TOvate home. 6496486. Options. Call Joan, Suitable for office. High 0777. •••••••••••••••#•••••••• 19Aug. 9: Aug 1 9 S ^ 30. 1963 CJ6 - Rons good. Good Clarke Insurance Agency, Some 'Your Community Newspaper' Part time job with traffic area. $69,900. Group Articles for Sale 41 THREE ROOM CaU evenings, 64968M. off road vehicle. $1500. 649 6491128. above average ear­ 1, F.J. Spilecki, Realtor, EXTERIOR PAINTING - aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa AnUquaa 4$ APARTM ENT in two fami- 5333. ••••••••••••••*••••••••• 643-2121. decks, patios, driveway ly . Quiet. Newly Nfenfetf to Rant 87 YAMAHA UOO Special, ning potential for ANTIQUES 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••• sealipg, college junior renovated. Carpeting, 1966 FALCON Second car. 1979, 5,600 miles. & t m . aggressive outgoing COLLECTIBLES - WUl - MANCHESTER DUPLEX seeking work. Cheap rates! heat, hot water, Excellent condition. First offer of $3,000 takes Extra urchase outri^t, or sell on Help Wanted 13 individuals who need - 7 & 6 Rooms. Individual Estimates. 643-0468. ALUMINUM SheeU used appUances. Parking one Florida bound. $506. 649 it. 6493087. PLEASE READ as printing plates, .007 commission. HOUM tot or car. No pets. Working extra cash and who heat. 2 car garage. 6502 after 5 please. thick 23x2Sw \ 50 cenU single piece. 644-412. adults. R eferences and RESPONSIBLE COUPLE YO U R A D R N - Part time for Aluminum sided. Large ■LET THE TREE 1978 YAMAHA want to earn more modern kitchen. Stove, E X PE R T DO IT ! Tree each or 5 for $2. Phone 643- s e ^ t y . $340 month^. 289 with three children looking CIm s HM aSt art lakMi Manchester Medical Of­ MOTORCYCLE than is possible in refrigerator. Large yard. Removal, also Tree Top­ 2711. Must be picked up WANTED - AnU $e Fur- fo r a three bedroom Cash Excellent condition! $1,- om Via phana at • oon- fice. Flexible days. before 11 a.m. ONLY. niture. Glass, Pewter, Oil duplex. Have toola' for Experienced preferred. most part time jobs. Mid 80's. Income $850 ping 4 Limbs. Free 000. CaU after 4:30, 649 vanlw iM . TIm HaraM la Paintings or Antique APARTMENTS re^ira. WiU do janitory 1978 HONDA WAGON Good salary and benefits. monthly. 649-3050. Estimates. 872-3643. 2859. raasaaaMa tar only ona In* Starting rate WATER PUMPS - 3” Items. R. Harrison. AVAILABLE - One and two work. Will help out older CVCC. 4 speed. Elxcellent Reply with education, Carter Gas Powered. Vk” Telephone 643-8709. bedroom - modem - all couple. CaU 2a$4S17. condition. 35 nipg. 72,000 CBrT«6l MBiniOfl MM MMI experience, salary |3.'S0/hr. plus bonus, MANCHESTER LOVING MOTHER will 1072 SUZUKI TS185. Good Keep Smiiing Carter Gas powered. 2" appUances. Country set­ highway miles. Om owner. aaly la tha alzt ol •V requirements, and paici vacation, COLONIAL HOME - 3 babysit in East Hartford, condiUon. $400. Telephone arlflnal Inaartton. Errora Be Happy bedrooms. Modern kitchen first or second shift. Call Electric. IMt’’, 3" and 6" ting. Several locations Autoa For Sato 51 Have all service records. references to: Box E, c/o holidays and sick 6491938 after 6 p.m. laM di do not laaaan S m with stove, refrigerator. 528-0470. / hoses. Call 649-7407. * RENTALS close to Manchester and $3850. 742-9487. Manchester Herald. •••••••••••••••••••••••• TMIM 01 Ini MItM IHOMOm days. For interview. Gas air heat. Garage. Mid •••••••••••••••••••••••• Hartford. WE ARE NOT NEW SUZUKI SP400. Won ^s Clean out your SWIM POOLS - OUTLET $50s. Call 649-3050. LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ for Rent GOING CONDO. 487-1437. Ip.-.contest. Never used. wM not bo cofTOClod by m i Call 569-4993. offers brand new above ffoom i 52 — A-aaAA a » — - cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• Will sell below retail for ^ ground 31 foot long pools WANTED JUNK AND attics & garages HAPPY ages cleaned. All types MANCHESTER - Off 1965 GMC 350 - Chevy $1400. CASH ONLY. CaU W complete with huge CENTRAL LOCATION. LATE MODEL WRECKS - BIRTHDAY 1 RELIABLE AMERICAN trash, brush removed. Porter St. Three room engine, H o ll^ carburator, 6497577 after 6:30 p.m. sundeck, fencing, hi-rate F ree parking, kitchen Cash Paid. Call Parker BABYSITTER, Adult Picket, Split Rail, Hurst traction 60, white iBaurbpBtrr DENNY FROZEN MILLBRIDGE HOLLOW - filter, etc. Asking $978 privileges. Security and Street Used Auto Parts, preferred. 4 nights per Stockade Fences installed. spokes, headers, tack and 8 If you don’t need it S ELL Love, J One bedroom Condo. All delivered. Includes in­ written references 6493391. week. References 528-0670. track. $350. 6497600. Sis FOOD, INC. “ appliances, wall to wall stallation. Financing, required. 643-2693 after 4 Hrralb required Call 646-0920 is r . carpeting, air- available. Call Dennis • p.m. 1964 VW Running condi­ before 4 p.m. Need repairs around the HONDA MOPED - conditioning, spacious and collect (203 ) 225-8894. tion. $400 or best offer. See home? Call an expert. SHARE Itk BATH 4 TWO ROOM - THIRD at 97 Bissell Street before ★ ExceUent condition! CaU efficient Condo with FLOOR. All uUUUes. No PART TIME - Food You’ll find the help you KITCHEN PRIVILEGES 2 :00. private balcony and coun­ peU. $265. 6492236 after 6 KENWORTH 1972 COE trtag preparation and counter need in Classified. OFFICE with mature working la ^ try club setting. (Club p.m. Rebuilt rears and engine. Classified Ads work. Apply within: Tom­ on bus line. Phone 646-2U7 1978 TRANS AM SPECIAL FREE house, pool, sauna) Tired NOTICES CLEANING HELP for COPIER ' 95% rubber. Working with my’s Pizzaria, 267 Elast of renting? You’ll love the after 5:30 p.m.; or 649-7830 EDITION • Black. ★ Center Street. evening work. One part Palnling-Paparing 32 A 3-M Copier, Model days. Homoa for Boni 54 contract. Can be seen time opening with floor tax benefits of home Excellent condition! T- SACK MOPED. 1979. Like K ' Lost and Found I Help Wantod 13 209, for $150. May be Roof, stereo, custom pin- weekends. $13,000. Call to all home subscribers of the experience. 643-5747. ownership. Mid $40s. Call PROFESSIONAL after 9 p.m. 742-6347. new. 9 s p ^ trannntoslon, „ > QUALITY CONTROL 528-9491; after 6 p.m. 647- seen at The ROOM FOR RENT IN 4S6W MAIN STREET • 6 striping, new tires and windshield tl lights!' V LUST - BLACK-WHITE MANAGER With a PAINTING - Interior and Manchester Herald PRIVATE HOME room s. $400 monthly. extras! Please call 649 LOOKING FOR 1400. $450. 6495027 'ter 2 p.m. 1 Ma l e c a t . Left shoulder minimum of 5 years PWA • exterior. Commercial and during regular (Female). Garage Security. Pay utiUties and 0702. Herald that have something to sell... ASSISTANT in Doctor's of­ residential. Free es­ shaved Oak and Autumn ■experience. Must be business hours. available. Cooking tenant Insurance. No snuU Fast-acting Classified ads EXPERDMXD fice. Pleasant personality Buslnasa Property 26 timates. Fully insured. 646- area. 646-8109 evenings. qualified on aircraft parts Phone inquiries privileges. Telephone after children. 646-2426, 9 to 5 1977 CORVETTE 350, lour are the ideal way to find and a ll correlating and dependability a must. 4879. welcomed. 5:00 p.m., 646-2351. weekdays. speed, fully loaded with buyers for the baby ★ \ for less than $99.00. LOST - Prescripl paperwork. All Company No experience is BUILDING FOR LEASE - Please call 1975 YAMAHA ENDURO O necessary. Will train. Ap­ Will consider retail or of­ air. Asking $8390. 6490363, Glasses in red case Vicini­ paid benefits, in air- LEE PAINTING. Interior MANCHESTER clothing and furniture you 360. In great shape. \ wa will run your ad for 6 days troo of diargo. Fill out Um coupon fice use. Main floor, 8,000 MANCHESTER - 2 ask for Paul. ty of Summitt East Middle condiMoned plant in proximately 35 hour week. 4 Exterior. "Check my 643-2711 Extremely nice room. no longer need. Try one negotiabte. 6 4 9 ^ after 5 V square feet. 24,000 total BEDROOM HOME, large iWow and oHIiar mall It or bring It In porsonally to ttw Mandwstor Tpke or filing Reward Manchester. Send resume Must be able to work on rate before you decorate." and ask for Mark Working gentleman now! p.m. > To provido Nursing with basement. Will basement, yard. Only BANK REPOSSESSIONS 643-0333 to P.O. Box 93. Buckland Saturdays. Call Tuesday Dependable. Fully insured. preferred. Kitchen Honrid otfica. Limit ono ad par month, 2 Homs por ad. Cars In prtvats homos renovate to suit tenant. 230-5646. LMators. FEE. FOR SALE. 1975 Chevrolet Station. Manchester. Ct thru Friday. 646-5153. 646-1653. privileges. $50 weekly. and Msdicsl FacIMttoa. Building can be subdivided. Monza 4 cylinder, $1800. LOST - Week of May 18th, 06040 FREE WOOD! Cut your Strano Real Estate, 643- HEBRON - LAKEFRONT 1974 Oldsmobile Cutlass Pari tims, lull lima. PART TIME COMPUTER Clall Charlie Crocini 646- TIKWI MlWOPai .UHRMI smdil, gray and white INTERIOR PAINTING, ow n in residential 1878. 3 bedroom houie. Newly Supreme, 8 cylinder $1500. s Cotisidorallon givan to OPERATOR - ’Third shift, 2830. GUP lU e MAH. TODAY 1 female oat with flea collar PERMANENT PART over ten years experience, neighborhood. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 Chrysler Cordoba, 2 9 4 proloranco oh Loca­ 8 to 10 days per month. •••••••••••••••••••••••• decorated. Modern Vicinity of Ludlow Road. TIME Receptionist, low rates and senior citizen Experienced only. Call 649- Apartmanta For Bant 53 poor condition, best offer. tion and Hours. Agency Records Control, kitchen. $350. 2395046. 239 Thn ManchMlar Harald Answers to '' Beebo.'' .Sadly Typist. Must type 50 wpm. discounts. 643-9980. 5631. after 5 p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 5646 Locators. Fee. 1976 Subaru 2 door Sedan NO PEE - WEEKLY 341 Broad Street. n BUSINESS 1 Hnrald 8q. 9 • 7 • missed Please call 647- Other varied duties. Hours T W O ROOM $2495. The above may be PAY Manchester. 646-6856. Manchnator, Conn. 06040 1246 For Inlormation call 9-1:30 Call 644-2427. and SERVICES EXTERIOR PAINTING 21” TV, $50. Twin bed APARTM ENT - Heated. BOLTON - LOVELY seen at the Saviiws Bank of and or Paper hanging, frames, $5 each. 649-6835. No appliances. $325 Manchester, 923 Main 643.9515 STOCK CLERK AND COUNTRY VIEW. 3 9 10 11 *12 LOST MENS BLACK PART TIM E - 9 to 2. Good carpentry i^rk , Fully in­ monthly. Security. Tenant Street, Manchester. RECEIVING. Wholesale Servleoa Ottered 31 bedroom home with W ALLET, Waddel Pool AID* ASSISTANCE typist. Small office. Must sured. J.P. Lewis 4 Son. LOAM SALE - Delivering 5 Insurance required. Phone fireplace. Many extras. Vbu Owe It distributor is adding to 649-9656. yards, $60 tax included. area, Manchester $50. be good with figures. Call 646-24%, 9 to 5 weekdays. 1972 CHEVY WAGON - 1J 14 IS 10 of NorVi EaslMii Com. staff. Full-time immediate REWEAVING BURN Call 2395M Locators. Reward for return Please 528-4197 for an appoint­ Sand, gravel, Call 643-9504. $300. In running condition. emr 357 East Cantor 81. employment, paid vacation HOLES. Zippers, um­ Fee. call 649-4797 or 871-0838 ment. 118 MAIN STREET. Three CaU after 4:30, 6492659. 1b Yburself and insurance benefits. brellas repaired. Window ZIP 17 19 20 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchoator LARGE PAINTED DESK. room apartment. Heat and HOUSE FO R RENT - 10 Apply in person to shades, Venetian blinds. Two large drawers, six Personals 2 SUPERINTENDENT hot water. No appliances. Bolton. 1 acre. AppUances. DATSUN 1975 B210 Manchester Tobacco Co., Keys. TV FOR RENT, TEACHERS small drawers $25. Power­ FREE-IESS THAN $99.00 needed for apartment com- $360 monthly. Security. Te­ 2 to 3 bedrooms. $450 Hatchback, air- PERSONS needed for 11 to 299 Green Rd.. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. EXPERIENCED ful three-speed window W h en it’s c le a n u p SINGLE'’ ALONE’’ plex, located in nant Insurance required. monthly. Security aud cenditioning, 9speed.Good 7 shifts in for small Boar- Manchester. 649-5221. EXTERIOR PAINTERS. fan. Reversible, pull out UNATTACHED'’ Call or di|g Home in Glastonbury. Manchester. Must have N ow booking for (Tail 646-2426.9-5 weMdays. references. 047-1071. condition. Kest offer over time around your write: Acquaintance. 435 knowl^ge of mechanical, panels. $35. ------f . Call: .633-4411, or owner RAISE YOUR FAMILY CERAMIC FIRING. summer/spring jobs. $1600. 6499708. Buckland Road, South electrical, and plumbing. Call 6466794 FEMALE Roomate 345-4300 INCOME - ^11 Avon and Discount rates. Quick ser­ FREE ESTIMATES. HOUSE FO R RENT - house, don’t throw Windsor, 06074. Call 644- Submit resume to: wanted after June 1st. 5 Rural area. 6Vk rooms plus make good money. Call vice. Call 643-2543. Reasonable rates. 649-5873. NEW QUEEN OR KING 0877 Manager, 175 A, Downey room apt. in Andover near porch. One bath, wood away objects that MANCHESTER 523-9401 or 646-3685. SIZE WATERBED, never Drive, ^^nchester, Conn. lake. $125 plus utilities. No stove hook-up. Available INSURANCE AGENCY D.G. PETERSEN opened, 10 year warranty, FEMALE ROOMMATE to has an opening for a part pets. 742-9964 after 5 p.m. June ISUi. 7497049 after ore still usable, but SECRETARY to $225. Op­ PAINTING COMPANY: walnut stained pine frame, locate East of River. Non- time afternoon secretary. 12:00 noon. portunity to work in Ver­ Interior-exterior, custom headboard, deck, pedestal, no longer needed smoker Independant Call Insurance experience B -B UPHOLSTERY. NOW AVAILABLE - 4 SECmTMY non for small friendly of­ wallpapering, cloths, foils mattress, liner, heater plus 633-6862 desirable but not man­ Custom Work. Free room apartment for OflICM-SlorM tor Rwit fice. Work for one man and and vinyls. Call 643-7767. padded sideraiis. $199. 563- Sell them with a lost- datory Send resume to Responsible position in sales Estimates. Will pick up mature adults. No office Handle phones, handle a variety of duties. RIDE WANTED first shift Box' BB CO The and deliver. Please call Building Contracting 33 0073, Rocky Hill. appliances. No pets. WORKSPACE OR customer inquiries. Typing, MAture, responsible in­ acting clossilied ad Pratt & Whitney Depart­ Manchester Herald for a 646-2161. References, security. One STORAGE SPACE FOR ment 823 L " Building dictaphone, record keeping. dividual with good typing car parking. 649-1265. prompt interview, Requires initiative, depen­ FARRAND 1 TAQ SALES R E NT in Manchester. No An ad in the classi­ Guard Post 21, from Porter and light steno skills. Must dability Pleasant office en­ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - REMODELING - Cabinets. lease or security deposit. Street. Manchester. Call be available to start’ June fied columns will put BOOKKEEPER full-time vironment Good Company Fireplaces. Concrete. Roofing. Gutters, Room MANCHESTER - Main Reasonable rates. Suitable We’(i like to Dave Ryder after 5 p m., benefits 15th. Excellent benefits. Chimney Repairs. "N o Job TAG SALE - JUNE IS, 9 Street, two room apart­ for small business. Retail TOLLAND or part-time, with Compay pays fee. Dawson Additions, Decks, All types you in touch with 649-9223 experience thru Trial R O n illS A MYERS, Inc. Too Small.’' Call 644-8356 a.m.-l p.m. 852 Vernon ment, heat, hot water, and commercially zoned. Personnel, 249-7721, 111 o f Remodeling and 7M 231 M M 67 Balance and Payroll Taxes Route S for estimates. Repairs Free estimates. Street, Manchester. electricity, appliances. No CaU 8791801, 10 to 5. Personal Loans 9 Pearl Street, Hartford, many people—one wanted for downtown Hart­ South Windoof, CT Fully insured. Phone 643- pets. Security. 523-7047. 2 M -6 3 2 7 EOE. M/F. give you the ford Dental Group. Plea­ TAG SALE - Chandeliers, NEWLY RENOVATED 6017. 1973 PONTIAC ol whom may be in CASH FUNDS sant working condtions. wall lamps, jewelry, FOUR ROOMS - Heated. 310 square feet office AVAILABLE (or qualified glassware, clothing, toys, Appliances. No pets. $345. GRANDVILLE - 4 door. the market lor what Pension and Profit Sharing M&M P6iH, Manchester available. Main Street All power. Regular gas. projects. $50,000 and up Plans available. Call 525- SUNDECKS outdoor grill and References. Leaae. location with ample SALESPERSON . Inside Newspaper 649-2871. Small repairs, good running condition. Mr Donald I2l4i 368-2635 3868, from 9 am . to 2:30 I 6 2 CAH QARAQI6. M household, llursday and Security. Call before 7 parking. Call 6492801. you have to sell You sales position. Open for remodeling, heating, M92063. pm 1 ROOM ADDITIONS Friday, June 11 and 12. 20 p.m., 649-3340. business. . . Insurance mature person with good baths, kitchens and water ow e it to yourself to 10 AMtonaM* PrtomI Fulton Road, Manchester. O F F IC E SPACE FOR writing ability and work Dealer heaters. Free estimates! 1979 M USTANG PACE OPTICAL COMPANY CALL MANCHESTER 6-ROOM RENT. 800 square feet. - 7 habits. Will train right per­ CAR - fully equipped. 30,- find out needs Machine Operators 646-1B19 Dogs-BIrds-Pata 43 DUPLEX, immediate oc­ Newly re-decorated. Very son. Good starting rate and II a a x Ia i I C 4 M Tree Service, Free 000 miles. $55()0. u U mor­ EMPLOYMENT for 2nd Shifts Experience n v v w v U cupancy. Close to schools, reasonable. Call 6494751 full range of company paid estimates. Discount senior nings, 6491110. not necessary. Apply at: churches, and busline. between 8 and'5. benefits. Apply in person. citizens. Company Precision Optical Com­ To Dollvor monthly. Security Help Wanted Harrison’s Stationers. 849 Manchester owned and LEON CIEZSYNSKI 13 pany. 11 Bragg Street, East Local Dally required. No pets. Write MANCHESTER OFFICE Main Street, Manchester. operated. Call 646-1327. BUILDER New homes, A K C GOLDEN Hartford, or phone 2B9- P.d. Box 18304, E. Hart­ s p a c e -. Centrally located, In QIaatonbury additions, remodeling, rcc RETRIEVER PUPPIES - PART TIME - Earn extra 6023 ford Conn. 06118. 1st floor, high traffic, high NEEDLECRAFT B4M TREE SERVICE, rooms, garages, kitchens Champion quality. $250. 1963 CHEVROLET money while the kids are in vtoibiUty, central air. uOO INSTRUCTORS and Inc. Complete tree care in­ rem odel^, ceilings, bath IM PA LA 4-door. As is. school Telephone Solicita­ EXPERIENCED Days calf 647-9886. AVAILABLE AUGUST 1st. sq. ft. Reasonable. 643- Managers needed for CALL cluding spraying for gypsy--tile, dormers, roofing. Evenings 633-7428. ^ t offer. 6492487. tion. E Hartford company PAINTERS WANTED - 5 room second floor apart­ Creative Expressions, moths. other insects and Residential or commer­ 3121. A good telephone voice and Call 646-4879. ment, 2 family. Stove and quality home instruction JEANNE diseases. “ SPECIAL cial 649-4291. JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS LEGAL NOTICE diction a must. Hours 9 refrinrator included. $ W 5,000 Ft. WiU suIxUvide in stitchery company. Flexi­ RATEIS” on stump grin­ from $35. Available at local a.m. to I p m and 5 to 9 MATURE SECRETARY monthly. Utilitiea not in­ Small SrtUons. 35 Oakland TOWN OF BOLTON ble hours. Excellent 647-9946 ding with tree removal. DESIGN KITCHENS, Musical Insirumanta 44 Gov't. Auctions. For direc­ p.m. Call Mon through RECEPTIONIST, typing cluded. Security deposit Street, Manchester. 049 Pursuant to Section 5.2 of the Town Charter, the Boand Fri., 9 a m to 1 p.m., Mrs, training. Call Lin, 669-8569. Fully insured and licensed. cabinets, vanities, counter tory call: Surplus Data and transcribing skills. ORGAN - Yamaha EUec- and reference required. 3»1. of Selectmen will hold a pubUc hearing for conslderaUm Williams, 569-4993. Free estimates and tops, kitchen cabinet fronts Married couples only. Center 4193397M0. Part time irreguur hours. DISCOUNTS FOR custom woodworking, tone B-60, Auto R b ^ m , and action upon the following ordinances, at 7:30 P.M. in Manchester professional R N COORDINATOR Write; P.O. B ox 84, OFFICE SPACE FOR RN'S PART TIME, All SENIOR CITIZENS. 643- colonial reproductions. Fun Blocks, Bass Varia­ the Community Halt on Tuesday, June 16, 1961. office. Send resume to; BSN/MSN with physical tion. Much more. A-1 con­ Manchester, 06040. R E NT - Central location. shifts at Student Health assessment skills. Com­ 7285. J.P. Lewis 649-9658. Item I. Box DD, c/o Manchester WANTED CLEANING dition. $1475. Call 74^7936. Near hospital. WiU sub­ BIDS; Advertising for Service. Physical assess­ Herald. munity health experience EAST HARTFORD - 8 divide to kuit. Peterman, FOR SALE 1968 Barracuda ment skills necessary. Call WOMAN. Own transporta­ LAWNMOWERS ELECTRICAL SERVICES Section 1. Before any department, commission, of­ preferred. Knowledge of LARGE ROOMS.w n t o . 272 Main Strwt, 6490404. $300. Also, 1974 350 Honda or write to Peg Maloney. tion. 649-9249. R E P A IR E D - 15% Sr. - We do all types of Elec­ TOR helpful. Coorduiated Dishwasher,ir, kids/pkids/pets ok. Phone Rose, 6498033 ficer or employee of the Town or the Board of Director of Nursing, Box WAITRESSES OVER 18. long term care system for Citizen Discount! Free trical Workl Licens^. Call Qardan Produeta 47 PAINTERS - Experienced Won't last long. ' . $»75. 336- MANCHESTER - Retail, before 5:30 p.m. GMucatlon stall nuke any expenditure or purchase U-11, University of Conn. Part time only. Apply in elderly has an immediate pick-up and delivery! after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. 5646. Locators. in residential and commer­ tori. FEE. stenga and/or manufac­ of equipment in excess of Thousand Dollara Storrs, Ct. 06268 at 468- person between 2 and 4 position available. Expert service! STO N E FREE LOAM . cial painting. Transporta­ turing n ace. $.000 aquare (2,000.00), opportunity staU be given for com- 4700. E.O.E. p.m. weekdays. Mr. Steak, Competitive salary and e c 6 n o m y Booling 34 Pick up or delivered. Call VERNON tion a plus, call 742-5087. 4 L A R G E feetto K,000 aquare feet. peUUve bidding under such rules and regulaUona as 244 C e n te r S t r e e t , benefits. E.O.E. Forward LAWNMOWER, 647-3660. 644-1775 or 644-2769 7:00 ROOMS. ModUTB Manchester. ROOFER WILL INSTALL a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Very reaaonaUe. Brokers the Board of Selectmen or the Board of Education, TYPIST - PART TIME resume by June’ 22 to M. appliances, basement. Call; Heyman 1973 VOLKSWAGEN afternoons. Transcription DANCERS, SINGERS, WILL CLEAN CELLARS, Roofing, Siding, or Gutters as the case may be, nuy estabUsh. Either of said ACTORS, ETC. Wanted ,»or Rees Gavliu Regional lOds ok. j m . I364$46. s, 1-3191306. SUPER BEETLE - experience preferred. Send WANTED-Full time "Girl Director, Connecticut ATTICS, BARNS FREE for Low Discount Price! BERRY PATCH FARMS - Locators. FEE. Automatic tranamiaaion. Boards nuy waive the requirement of competitive resume to JOBS, P.O. Box F rid ay.” Monday thru Talent America OF CHARGE for usable Call Ken at 647-1566. STRAWBERRIES • Pick bidding when in ita opinion the circumstances of a preliminary. All ages. For Community Care Jnc., One .O F F IC E SPACE - 400 ExceUent condiUon. $3400. H, Vernon, Conn. 06066. Friday 8 to 4:30. Construc­ Congress Street, Hartford, items. Will also Haul Away Your Own,, F re e Con­ entry blank and infonna- LUXURY a BEDROOM: aquare feet. First floor. CaU 647-1383. particulr case and the best interest of the Town If you're a busy businessman, here's something that tion site. Call 646-4653 CT 06114. Scrap Iron. 644-3234. tainers. Hours; 8 a.m. to 8 tion, call Kim at 442-6082 or CarpeU, apidiaiieeB, pool. Private entrance. Parking. should permit its waiver and the majority of the SINGLE WOMEN - Supple- days; 633-5479 nights. p.m., or tii we are picked will interest you! It's a word about how you can 401-723-2900. □ Ml FOR Kidsok.JitfmaiMiMS. Utilities Incladsd. East Board awarding the bid so state in writing, noting jnent your income for you SITTER OVER 16 for RAIN*SHINE ALE out. For updated picking attract more customers. It's a word that can help Locators. FEE. Csnter Strset. Keith Real justification of the waiver. All notices for bids shall or your family from your summer. Buckley School conditions and noura, you make more money. That word is Clas$ified ..awncare, •••••••••••••••••••••••• Estate. 84M136. be advertised in a newspaper having circulation in home. For appointment area. Own transportation. always call 6^X4n. We MANCHESTER • Fnr- advertising. The successful businesses who advertise caU 875-0516, 4:^7:00 p.m. (aintenance. Bi­ Household Qooda 40 try to give 2 hours notice If INVITATION TO BID the Town of Bolton. EXPERIENCED MACHINIST Call after 5 p.m. 646-2522. •daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaaa nlshed one bedroom. All M on ^y thru Friday. weekly or monthly. Free we are going to close. utilities peid, Onrane NOTICE Section 2. The ordinance adopted October 37, I960 in Clauifiad are growing more successful every day P in t and Sseond Shffta estimates. Senior dis­ USED BERRY PATCH FARMS, MrUng. daly |U0. Cell 'Hw M iatow lw PtoUe M nolf .• concerning advertitlng for bida Is hereby repealed. because of the increaled business the mighty little ■•llcllt bldi for 8TUDBNT MATURE WOMAN TO •••••••••••••••••••••••• counts. 643-6016. REFRIGERATORS, Oakland Road, Route 30, Loci^. Fee. Itetnn. ailt bring. Why not join the many groi^ng busi­ WASHERS, RANGES - BASEMENT' STORAGE ACXXDKNT-HEALTH CARE for 2 young children Abki to Ml up and eparat* NC aiMl CNC Bualnaaa Oppor- South Windsor. AREA with dirt floors. naURANCE lor Uw INMMI To repeal the ordinance adopted March 28,1843 en- nesses viho find Classified advertising the rpost 3 nights per week. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts MANCHESTER - NEW LY macMnIng canta^ lunlHaa 14 REFRIGERAITON 4 Service. Low prices! F M room ISta ft.xU ft.; ntoU' imr. 8m M Mdi qiU to - titled BLACKOUTS. effective and inexpensive way to tall your story to References required, REPAIRS - Air- DECORATED ONE sscond room 31 ft.xUVk ft. raiahml loUl 1;M P.M.. J m * M, Ite m in . negotiable. Bolton B.D. Pearl 4 Son, 649 Main BEDROOM. Heat paid.' im , at nMcfe UoM Owy trtU to people who are looking for your metsagel ^ otm FOOD TRUCK - Walk-in, conditioners, Street. 643-2171. STRAWBERRIES PICK UQ mootlfly. 8484717. To repeal the ordinance adopted November 17,1878 Jig B 16 feet long. Fully equipp^ Child o.k. Qood locatiM. paMkIy apaaad. Tha rl|hl U refrigerators. New YOUR OWN. Free con- concerning the exemption of Freja Park, from Banafita Top WagM kitchen with eveirything. 236-5646 L o c a ^ . ’ laaarvad to rajael aagp aad all Uik. Systems, "Carrier” , cen­ SEARS LADY KENMORB tainera. Open 8 to I. No Oparinratloai aad Wd forma may Zoning R^nilations. HEBRON WEEKEND All ready inn openoperation. $6,- tral or wall units. Ssnrching for unusual an- Electric washer and dryer. children under 14. Clark ha nearad at tha Brntoam Offict. BY TOE BOARD OF SELECTMEN LIV&IN for elderly cou- Pl5M i apply In patton La*MI Corporation, 600 or Best Offer. 649-9606 TOWERS ^les, Inc. 39 tlqnasT Find what yon’ro Cooper tone. Washer needs Street, South Windsor. Call TWO* ROOMS parttetalto « N. Schaoi nraat, Maachaater, OF TOE TOWN OF BOLTON CaU 513-1064 or 228- Complete Restaurant on Oakland Street, 91$6741 for picking “infor­ ■tarohlns for in the B. Daman, 1M Tbnnpll RoPC Vamon. 8.0 .1. some repair, both for $8$. fiirniahed. No p e C T a io i^ JUNE, 1981 Wheels. Manchester. 646-3251. Call 646-M13. mation. month. Call oJK m L 01908