22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., May 29, 1962 Rain puts a damper iPope, Protestants Rug stud io BUSINESS on town's hoiiday meet in Scotland draw s many . . page 3 . . . page 5 . . . page 9 (— In B rief- NU seeks $137 million rate hike
By Jacqueline Huard said Northeast Chairman Lelan Slllin Jr. earlier he will examine the proposed costs. Northeast will need the added Contract won United Press International “However, to maintain a measured rate hike “with a fine tooth comb” and revenue in anticipation of higher- pace in the improvement of the com focus on Northeast’s proposed profit operating and construction costs in 1983; HARTFORD — Northeast Utilities, pany's financial condition we must level and any “positive features” in the FARMINGTON — Emhart Corp. says it has won Connecticut’s largest utility, announced proceed with another rate increase,” he rate application, such as new conserva “The company simply cannot afford to Manchester, Conn. a $3 million contract from Midland Glass Co. to Friday it will file for a tlS7 million, or added. tion methods for consumers. sink back into a financial, crisis,” be Becoming partly produce glass manufacturing machines. 9.1 percent, increase in electric and gas If the request is granted in full, elec said. The machines, capable of producing 240 beer and “Consumers are very frustrated by the sunny Wednesday Tuesday, June 1, 1982 rates. tric rates for 900,000 customers would in process of seeing annual rate increases Sillin said Northeast will spend morie soft drink bottles a minute, are scheduled to be ’The rate hike request is modest com crease by 1117 million, or 9.1 percent, Single copy 25cf delivered to Midland’s plants in New Jersey and In from Northeast Utilities that exceed the than $440 million next year for work on — See page 2 pared with last year when Northeast and gas rates for 152,000 customers annual rate of inflation,” Zitser said. Millstone III, its fourth nuclear power diana by the end of the year. asked for a |260 million increase, the would go up by |20 million, or 9 percent. r Hrrali “If there’s fat in that application we’ll plant in Connecticut, and to convert largest in state history. The department Northeast serves most Connecticut some 850 megawatt power stations from of Public Utility Control slashed the find it and ask the commission to delete communities. it,” he said. oil fired to coal. Scholarship due proposal but granted the utility a record ’The increase would apply to both the 2186 million rate hike. Hartford Electric Light Co. and the The rate hike request will be officially Northeast was the second major utility ’’The fact that the increase we seek Connecticut Light and Power Co. filed with the DPUC within 60 days and in Connecticut to announce plans to seek WEST HARTFORD - A University of Hartford this year is of a lesser magnitude than Preferred shareholders will vote on a the new rates would go into effect at-the a rate increase in the past week. FALKLAND ISLANDS Nuclear student who has paid for his education by repairing that requested in 1981 is evidence of merger of the two Northeast subsidiaries end of the year. Southern New England Telephone Co. pinball machines will become the first recipient of some improvement in the financial con on June 15. Sillin said despite the trend toward announced last week it would seek DPUC an engineering scholarship established by a video dition of our Connecticut subsidiaries,” Consumer Counsel Barry S. Zitser said lower ratp« nf inflation and interest approval for a $128 million hike. British 'vyithin sight' games manufacturer. Curtis Bristol Jr. of Brookfield, a civil protests engineering major who will be a senior in ,FALr\LMmy. September, will receive a full-tuition scholarship from Williams Electronics of Chicago. Unemployment rises to 7.3% in Connecticut t 2, Port The Michael Stroll scholarship was named for the Stanley president of Williams Electronics who graduated building HARTFORD (UPl) — Unemployment “There are a lot of positive things in summer months. He said many workers prove over the rest of the year, but didn’t from the University of Hartford in 1967. the April report. Especially in non not entitled to vacation pay when fac know what would happen. of FalklancJs capital rose to an seasonally adjusted rate of 7.3 manufacturing. There were some tories conduct normal summer shut By William C. Trott percent in Connecticut last month, downs can collect unemployment Factory production workers earned a United Press International despite an increase of nearly 4,000 jobs seasonal gains, admittedly. But a lot of these categories are up from a year benefits. record high $8.13 per hour in April, fivq. ,By United Press International “by helicopter from the front,” and strategic heights that would allow statewide. British artillery to fire down on A physicist said he was a war ago.” cents above the average wage in March.' all the injured he could see were 20 «mcES Labor Comm’issioner P. Joseph Peraro He said state officials were hoping The hourly average was ,58 cents or 7.t British troops battled their way to Argentines. Argentine positions. criminal for working on the'first said the actual unemployment rate was Ficks said manufacuturing unemploy Investments ment will probably go higher in the manufacturing employment would im percent higher than last year’s figure. X within sight of the Falklands capital U.S. and British officials, in British forces, driving in a light atomic bomb and six demonstrators 6.9 percent, but the rate increased when of Stanley today and ships pounded tercepting messages from the ning offensive that has overrun a were arrested for trespassing at a Investment prices courtesy of Advest Inc. are as the start of the fair weather job market Argentine positions to soften them beleaguer^ Argentines, expect the half dozen Argentineheld South Atlantic Ocean weapons plant in South Carolina in of 3 p.m. Friday. was taken into consideration. up for what appeared to be the 7,000-man Argentine garrison in settlements since breaking out of the final round of Peace Sabbath Price Change There were actually fewer people un decisive battle for the South Atlan Port Stanley to surrender within 72 their beachhead last week, were protests against the nuclear arms Friday this week employed in Connecticut in April, but the Public Records tic islands. to 96 hours, ABC news reported converging in a pincer with possibly buildup. Advest Group 11 dn T seasonally adjusted rate was 0.3 percent Political sources in London said from London. 2,000 paratroopers and marines. The weekend demonstrations Acmat 4W dn V4 higher than the adjusted figures for Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher The intercepted communications ' In addition, British defense were a prelude to bigger protests Aetna 36V4 dn 3% March. and her inner cabinet met to discuss indicated Argentine officers are not sources said 3,500 fresh British planned for the United Nation's dis CBT Corp 21V2 dn 1V4 There were 3,800 more state jobs Warrantee deeds $20,000 (based on conveyance tax) block building at 249 Broad St., $200. the future of the islands, which ready to let their troops “fight to the troops — the Royal and Welsh armament conference scheduled for Col. Bancorp 17>/i dn W available in April, thanks to a boost in Jack Allen McClintick and Alice W. Certificate of descent To George H. Bollins to remove i Argentina seized April 2. last man,” the report said, and the Guards and Nepalese Gurkhas June 12 and coincided, with the First Bancorp 26'/4 up V4 the non-manufacturing market. Jobs McCllntick to Victor Paul Bresson, Estate of Walter A. Dawidowitz to porch and build a deck at 112 Oak St. Clear skies were reported over the shipped south on the Queen Jjj*e/ex Sound Jewish feast of Shavuoth, the Chris relat^ to manufacturing continued to only question is when they would put First Hart. Corp W unch property at 23 and 29 Overlook Drive, Barbara R. Dawidowitz, property at 43- Falklands but clouds could move in up the white flag. Elizabeth 2 luxury liner — were tian celebration of Pentecost and decline, falling by 3,700 over the month. To Michael Kycia (or a fence at 89 the secular observance of Memorial Hart. National 18W dn % $63,500. (based on conveyance tax) 45-47 North St. Wells St., $600. ; later in the day, the U.S. Weather ’’The Argentine garrison at pouring off assault ships north of Hart. Steam Boil. 40‘/ii dn 1 There has been an overall loss of 21,700 Robert W. Weinberg, trustee, to Exxon A tachinent Service said. Stanley js encircled by land and Port Stanley. An estimated 5,000 Day. Ingersoll Rand 45 dn 1% jobs in Connecticut since April 1981. Corp, property on ’Tolland Turnpike, Hartford National Bank against Kevin To William H. Hyde for a deck at 140 Defense Ministry officials gave no sea,” reporter Brian Hanrahan of British troops were already on the The six people arrested Monday at J.C. Penney 34'% dn 1% Manufacturing employment fell by 23,- $275,000 (based on conveyance tax) C. Peck, property at 364 E. (Center St. Sunnybrook Drive, $1,500. X' new details of ground fighting on the the British Broadcasting Corp. said island. Stanlay the Savannah River Plant near Lydall 8% dn W 500 during the year-long period, a Erwin H. Stechholz and Pauline S. Lis pendens To J. Olson for a wood stove at 19 Villa ^ strategic heights overlooking Monday from the Falklands. "The Efforts by U.N. SecretaryGeneral Aiken. S.C., were members of the Sage-Alien 6% dn V4 decrease of 5.1 percent. White to Stephen T. (Jerhart and Mary P. Town of Manchester against Kenneth Louisa Road, $500. Stanley. initiative now lies with the British.” Javier Perez de Cuellar to revive Natural Guard and had defied a SNET 45V4 up W Department of Labor spokesman Gerhart, property at Spring and South Burkamp, Abraham M. Dnickman, and Correspondents on the islands said The Press Association, Britain’s peace talks have “virtually” failed, federal court order by coming on the Travelers 41% dn 1% Richard Ficks said there was “great Main streets, $54,000 (based on con Arthur Normand, to foreclose tax liens To Albert Platt for Church of the about 2,000 British paratroops and an Argentine source said Monday, plant s grounds, waving their Nazarene for an addition to a sign at 230 ' national news agency, said British United Tech 37% dn 2V4 room for improvement,” but noted the veyance tax) / and water liens and sewer liens, proper marines were “within sight” of the troops were believed to have pushed and Panama said it would call for an group's flag and chanting “stop the First Ct. Bancorp 26 dn V4 unemployment figures were still well ty at 815-821 Main St. and 47-49 Purnell Main St., $150. X settlement’s wooden houses. The at back Argentine soldiers from out emergency session of the Security Argentine frooD-S arms race now.” below the national average. To Alfonso Juleao for a screen house at-1 "rhese people just decided to N.Y. gold 325.25 dn 13.25 Fiduciary.deed Place. tacking force was reinforced by an posts at the Two Sisters, twin mourt- Council if he failed to settle the con pushed buck First Natl. Supermarkets 4V4 unch “We are unlike the rest of the coun Russell Allen, executor under the will Building permits 22 N. Elm St., $200. ^ estimated 3,500 fresh guardsmen tains that slope down into Stanley — flict. make a personal statement of con try,” he said. “Our unemployment rate of Myrtle A. Pierre to Geraldine Allen To Mitchell Trucking Co. for Color Tile To Gerald Campbell for a patio at 16' - and Nepalese Gurkhas reported to just 6 miles away. Britain’s Ministry of Defense said science about the moral issues of is substantially under the national Kostolecki, property on Adams Street, Supermarket Inc. to demolish a concrete West St., $1,500. ■: have landed north of Stanley. Argentine defense sources said the encirclement of Port Stanley nuclear weapons," Natural Guard average.” the battle for Port Stanley would came as British and Argentine spokesman Merl Truesdale said. Correspondents said 140 wounded ’’They are members of our Argentines aboard the British determine the outcome of the un troops clashed near a strategic declared war and said their troops ridge around Mount- Kent, 12 miles organization and we support them. " hospital ship Uganda would be About 1,000 people had transferred at sea to an Argentine were fighting advancing British west of the capital. In one arm of the British assault UPl map demonstrated at the plant Sunday. hospital ship when a rendezvous troops. In a protest at the Rockefeller could be arranged. Argentina said early today British from their San Carlos beachhead 50 troops, backed by artillery and miles from Port Stanley, BRITISH NEARING PORT STANLEY Chapel at the University of Chicago A reporter who toured the — where the first atomic bomb was beachhead field hospital said 220 helicopters, were only 12 miles from paratroopers pushed out to take . . . decisive battle expected town, apparently battling for the Port Darwin on Friday. created — Leo Seren told 200 people wounded had been bre^ht there he was guilty of war crimes for working on the bomb. Also speaking at the rally were Preparing for trip to Europe two survivors of the atomic bom bing of Hiroshima and a former American soldier who said he had health problems from participating LEST W E FORGET.. in nuclear tests in the Nevada desert Reagan promotes his peace image in 1953.
WASHINGTON — President Arlington Cemetery Monday, Reagan placed a wreath at the restraint. military conflicts.” Reagan, promoting his peace image Reagan announced the United States Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Reagan had proposed in a com Bombs rip and the Soviets will meet June 29 in Arlington National Cemetery. “Our goal s peace,” Reagan said. mencement address May 9 at ureka by nailing a date for nuclear arms “We can gain that peace by talks with the Soviets, today sum Geneva to begin Strategic Arms “With good will and dedlcationon College in Illinois, his alma mater, Reduction ’Treaty negotiations. both sides, I pray that we will strengthening our alliances, by that existing nuclear warhead moned his top advisers to a round of speaking candidly of the dangers U.S. bases LeVs Make This Memorial meetings to prepare for his Euro In pursuit of a “safer world,” the achieve a safer world,” the presi arsenals be reduced by one-third. president vowed to abide by terms dent said. before us, by assuring potential pean swing. adversaries of our seriousness, by The president tapped retired On the eve of the 10-day trip to of the expired SALT I pact and un Looking at a sea of white crosses Army Lt. Gen, Edward Rowny, who ratified SALT II agreement, if the marking the graves of America’s actively pursuing every chance of meet with leaders of the Western honest and fruitful negotiation.” was one of the SALT II negotiators in Germany democracies, aides said Reagan Kremlin shows equal restraint. war dead, he told the 114th but opposed treaty ratification, as would discuss with Cabinet officials I^^ether opening a new chapter of Memorial Day ceremony: His announcement of the arms chief of the U.S. team. Ambassador FRANKFURT, West Germany Day More Than Just and key staffers his talking points nuclear negotiations will help defuse ‘"This is a fitting occasion to an negotiations was made V.P Karpov will head the Soviet (UPl) — Terrorist bombs ripped during visits to European capitals. anticipated angry demonstrations nounce that start of negotiations simultaneously in Moscow. Soviet negotiators. He will also study stacks of briefing against Reagan in Paris and Bonn between our country and the Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev said in through four U.S. military in books on the economic summit at remains to be seen. Extraordinary Union will begin on the 29th of June. Moscow he welcomes the talks if Officials say all nuclear systems, stallations today in protest of Presi Versailles and the NATO summit in security measures are being taken As for existing strategic arms they are “held not to cover up including the bombers and sub dent Reagan’s visit next week to Bonn. in both capitals and in Rome to agreements, we will refrain from military preparations, but to attain marines that give the United States West Germany, police said. The Another Holiday,*, In an emotional appearance at protect the president. actions which undercut them so long concrete agreements acceptable to a strategic advantage, will be on the blasts caused no injuries and little Memorial Day ceremonies at Teary-eyed, his voice breaking. as the Soviet Union shows equal both sides and reducing the risk of table for negotiations at Geneva. damage. The Revolutionary Cells, a West German terrorist group considered tllilkillMiliMDIlillll ■■M iinmi' lli T~'— more dangerous than the Baader- Meinhoff gang, claimed respon Man being sought sibility for the bombings in a letter to the West German news agency Memorial Day is no doubt the most important holiday for ,us Ameri DPA. “We are not waiting until Reagan in Bolton assault St; arrives,” the letter said. cans to observe. To those who made the supreme sacrifice, we all “As a prelude to' what we hope BOLTON—Police said today they Police have listed the crime as will be a noisy, eventful and un are searching (or a man who raped first-degree Kxual assault, and said forgettable reception (for Reagan) humbly pause this coming Monday, May 31st, to contemplate how and choked a woman he had forced It happened five-tenths of a mile in- we today attack^ a few nests of the Into the woods off Camp Meeting sj**® Bolton, just east of the U.S. m ilitary in the Federal much our service men and women gave — so you and l ean enjoy Road Friday afternoon. Manchester town line. Republic of Germany. ; The woman, who police said describing the incident, One explosion took place at the blacked out during the 5 p.m. attack, *>‘tch-hlklng headquarters of toe Fifth Corps in awoke in darkness in the woods and trom Blast Hartford, enroute to Frankfurt, a second at toe officers the freedom of our beautiful country. So, this coming Monday, we then flagged a ride to Manchester Manchester, and was picked up by club in Hanau, a third at the officers an d eallS noUce the suspect. club in OInhausen, and a fourth at She was th“ n brought to The driver went through the officers club in Bamberg, the sadly mourn their passing. Hopefully we can make this Memorial Manchester Memorial HosplUl, Manchester, pulled over to toe side Army said. U.S. and German police nniipff anid the road after entering Bolton and were investigating. • forced toe woman into toe woods. “ Damage to all buildings is Day a sad—but heartfelt tribute to all service men and women who rW
Richard M. Diamond, Publisher | Dan Fitts, Editor i Court hearing Alex GIrelll, City Editor ' OPINION slated June 16 rf!i i l i on microwaves Lee COVENTRY — A June 16 hearing In Tolland County t'..: . Falklands make strange bedfellows Roderick^ Superior Court has been set in the microwave tower suit, Lawrence W. Bates Jr., attorney for the plaintiffs, Washington said today. ,, 1976 was the determination to exiles still dangerous. They point Correspondent I The plaintiffs, a group of residents calling itself Herald photo by Cody ' WASHINGTON - The seek out. and destroy the un to the clandestine radio station Citizens Against the Tower, filed an appeal May 10, Falklands crisis has produced the. Montoneros set up in Costa charging that the Planning and Zoning Conunission and derground Montonero movement the Zoning Board of Appeals misread the town zoning New roof some strange criss-crossing of and People’s Revolutionary Rica in 1979, for example. It diplomatic wires. Consider this regulations and illegally gave permission for m to put Jack Anderson Army (ERP). The excesses of beamed anti-junta messages in a 130-foot microwave tower. Machiavellian mix-up: this “dirty war” have been well- throughout Central America and The tower, to be built on North School Street, is to link 1. — Argentina supports the could be heard in Buenos Aires. Wedding f Washington Merry-Qo-Round chronicled: thousands of inno communication lines between Houston, Texas and clandestine U.S. effort to under cent civilians tortured and killed Boston. mine the Sandinista government in the frenzied search for com “Finally,” explained one The suit is seeking a temporary, injunction to bar in Nicaragua. United States Transmission Systems, a subsidiary of munists and sympathizers. source, “the Argentines believe on a I t ' 2. — But the United States is The bloody campaign largely the Montoneros and the ERP will •n,, ITT, from applying for a permit to construct the tower Fusscas seeks re-election in 55fh backing Britain in the Falklands succeeded. 'ITie Montoneros and be coming back to Argentina and barring Zoning Agent Ernest Wheeler and Building For the past 18 months, a small blessing of the junta. Sources Inspector John Willnauer from granting such a permit. dispute. told my associates Bob Sherman their ERP allies were either some day — this lime with 3. — Yet Nicaragua has come but important group of Argentine box top r The ZBA, after long hours of hearings at which most and bale Van Atta that the killed or driven into exile; some logistical support from the money it spends,” he said. FUSSCAS SAID he plans to support; out on the side of Argentina soldiers has been conspiring and people spoke against the tower on health grounds, ap By Richard Cody welfare reform, crime control and. Argentine advisers appear to took refuge in Nicaragua. Cubans and the Sandinistas.” WASHINGTON — Maybe you’ve^; proved the tower on April 20, after deliberating for two Herald Reporter “I've tried to ferret out the waste that against Britain. collaborating with anti- One Montonero leader, who exists in state government. I think you criminal justice if re-elected, and’ Sandinista exiles in the southern have settled in for the long haul. heard of a wedding on a shoestring,,,, meetings. "unshackle municipalities” from 4. — Still, the right-wing was implicated in an assassina Footnote: An Argentine Em J. Peter Fusscas formally announced only have to look at the last two years to province of Honduras. The latest but how about one on a box top? Ac-' The plaintiffs are claiming that the tower is not per bureaucracy. ; Argentine junta is dedicated to tion plot, subsequently became a • bassy spokesman flatly denied to mitted in the RU-40 zone it is to be built in, that the ZBA this morning he is seeking re-election for see the need for this," he said. “There's THE ROOTS OF the Argen tually box tops, as in 15 of them, r . a litany of waste, inefficiency and mis Fusscas, who ran for the 1st District the proposition that the San count of Argentine military of Nicaraguan government official my reporter Jon Lee .Anderson, failed to give due consideration to public health and did the 55th District Assembly seat. ficers in the Honduras hinterland tine enmity for the Sandinistas In planning for our June wedding; • Fusscas’ anouncement comes as no management.” congressional seat last November but. dinista government is a nest of at Managua’s Sandino Airport. that Argentine mercer|aries are^ not consider the effect on property values. is 50. That’s more, not less, than run deep. They feed on the bad in Los Angeles, Yvonne and I have- ’ surprise, and follows less than a week He cited the $29 million misappropria lost in the convention, said he still has a; communists that must be (The assassination attempt, in operating in Central ‘America. Bates has said the PZC’s contention that the tower fit “substantial debt" from this campaign. the number who were operating blood between the military tried to cut comers where possible. ■ after his first formal challenger. tion by the state Department of Educa destroyed, by military means if cidentally, missed the high The Nicaraguan government, into regulations like a telephone exchange is He said this shouldn't hamper efforts at necessary. there before the Falklands erup leaders and the leftist guerrillas. The logistical challenges of taking";; “nonsense” and will be part of the grounds for his Democrat Daniel J; Moore, who also tion a year and hall ago as a classic exam Argentine official who had been meanwhile, has continued to sup lives in Marlborough, announced he in raising money for the coming one. The incredible fact is that the tion. Their vendetta has turned Argen my three youngsters with us are dif-'' arguments in court. He has said (the microwave tower, ple, as well as the scandal surrounding marked for death and killed his port Argentina in the Falklands tended to challenge the incumbent the Department of Transportation, “ I think people know and understand; Argentine government — for all Nor did the Argentine military tina into a land of assassinations ficult enough without the financial’; which doesn’t serve the public directly, does not resem innocent daughter instead.) dispute — albeit stressing that Republican. in Bolton, has indicated that he doesn’t which now includes criminal charges the form of progress ! espouse,” he said.; advisers slip off to Honduras and kidnappings and fear in the challenges. , ble a telephone exchange in this respect. its new public embrace by the support is not for the right- Criticized by Moore for lack of visibili intend to seek the seat this coming elec against the former commissioner. “They’ll acquire confidence and that will behind the backs of the ruling night. There is a withering variety of air attract contributions." I Nicaragua — has done nothing to TH E ARGENTINE wing junta but for the Argentine ty in the district, Fusscas said this mor tion. Arthur Powers. halt or even cut back its anti- junta; the clandestine operation Indeed, one of the principal fare schemes from Washington to He said he won’t be going around; MILITARY consider the leftist people. ning he isn’t going to bandy charges Fusscas said his work on the Ap Sandinista military plotting. in Central America has the reasons for the junta’s coup in L.A. — Super Saver, Excursion, the, around with any challenger until one FUSSCAS SAID "I am seeking a se seeking endorsements from special in cond term in order to continue the work propriations Committee and the com terest groups. “V” rate, Saturday Special, Smartjv Andover PZC emerges from the Democratic conven mittee tor policy and management in Shop. We thought we’d heard them tion. I’ve begun to bring meaningful changes and progress to state government." having more departments audited all. But then I learned of the box-top “I would expect anyone to oppose me precipitated this. Now you know approach. » to try to discredit me one way or Fusscas, who is frequently labeled a In Manchester conservative (and sometimes criticized “And we had a trip to Cape Cod by It seems that Republic Airlines, in- I may not alter another,” he said. “They’re entitled to There are seven eclipses in 1982 — the their opinion.” as such), said he plans to continue put some Democrats," he said. danger of becoming the next ting pressure on state departments to “There’s been a $415 million increase remaining include a partial eclipse of the Fusscas narrowly defeated incumbent sun June 21, a total eclipse of the moon Braniff, teamed up with Ralston Aloysius J. Ahearn from Bolton two make better use of the money they are in new taxes,” he said, “a good part of How to overt Purina to offer “free’ flights to.» given. "f want to continue to make which is used to pay off a lot of this mis July 6, partial sun eclipses July 20 and years ago. Ahearn, who is now the Dec. 15, and a total moon eclipse Dec. 30. children aged 2 to 16 when each is!^ rules after all Democratic Town Committee Chairman state government responsible for the management." accompanied by a full-tare-paying adult. needless pain ANDOVER — The Planning and Zoning Commission FLUSHED WITH enthusiasm, I ^ may not change its rear lots regulations after all, since went to a nearby Safeway store on., i the ones it proposed were criticized at the last meeting. When it comes to gypsy moth that cut off the vital oxygen my lunch break the other day. Sure ■ With the intent of being tougher on developers, the control, an argument can be supply to the blood. She had been enough, there on the sehlf was row , , commission had proposed a new set of rear lot in good health all her life. after row of Checkerboard Square - . regulations. These would make it harder for developers rnade that the cure is worse than to subdivide a large parcel of land without putting a road the disease. “My neighbors are people like cereals advertising that “Kids f l y : in, because the new ones try to cut down on the number As bad as the caterpillars are, us. Good and conscientious peo Free on Republic with 5 proof of •* ’ of driveways. Better w ays to the poisons people use to kill ple trying to save our trees, and purchase seals from Chex brand or • ” The significant change in the regulations was a them can, at the very least, lead trying to do their part to control Honey Bran Cereals, with full fare proposed 400-foot increase in the distance required paying adult.” to troubles between neighbors. the gypsy moth problem. The between rear lot driveways. The old requirement was Smugly, I proceeded to fill the';^. 200 feet. And worse. company was a reputable one. cart with 15 boxes of Bran Chex and “ But at a public hearing last Monday, developers and : Last week the Manchester “But I believe the product is invest yo u r m oney. Wheat Chex. Naturally 1 got some»,,, residents took the plan to task, calling it burden^me on Herald editorialized in favor of one that is far more toxic than wisecracks from store clerks — not,i'; the small landowner and discriminatory against the ^requiring that anyone that in we, the public, have been led to to speak of my reporter friends),- developer. tends to douse his property with believe. Resident Paul J. Jurovaty Jr. said the regulations ac when I returned to the National tually don’t do what the commission wants them to do, insecticide notify neighbors “According to the available Press Building carrying two large ' ■ since the developer could put front lots in and still have beforehand. This weekend a literature, my pet shouldn’t have shopping bags brimming over with-'^' - a large number of driveways. letter arrived at the Herald that died. Yet she died. cereal. “Love the stuff — can’t get? ' Harry Megson, of Megson and Heagle Associates underscores the need for more “But toxic or not, why take a enough of it,” 1 mumbled back. , from Glastonbury, a developing counsulting firm, said controls on spraying. chance exposing anyone or Yvonne came to the office that , the new regulations would hinder a proposal he plans to evening and began to clip the red, « , bring in front of the board soon. The writer of the letter asked anyone’s pet to a product with Developing belter ways lo bank is a way of life at Heritage Sav and a host of other investment breakthroughs We work on a white, and blue seal from each box ' Has been working with the commission for several daily basis to bring you the latest and best in banking. That's for anonymity because, she said, “marginal” toxicity when a months in the prelirtiinary stages of a 90-acre subdivi ings. Over the years we've been first with dozens of new ser Open forum / Readers' views as I got on the phone to Republic , - why we say every day is the dawn of a better way at Heritage she did not wish to embarrass cheap, available, and non-toxic Airlines. “Yes, that bargain is still sion on Route 316, near the Hebron town line, but held vices — for example, graduated payment mortgages, variable off final submission,until the rear lot regulations were Savings. !or hurt her neighbors. “They are alternative is available? Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 on,” a clerk at the other end of the:. 'j rate mortgages, offices in supermarkets, free NOW checking lovely people and I am very fond “It isn’t worth it." approved by the commission. line assured me. “But it’s now”-^ His proposal included a seven- to eight-lot subdivision, ■ of them." Granted, it hasn’t been taking six to eight weeks to get the and the commission agreed, as did he, that because of a Her letter follows. proven that Sevin killed this kids’ free certificates back.” small amount of frontage onto the state highway, a cul- 6Monlh Certificate 2H 1fear Certificate “ Early this week I sprayed my woman’s pet. But there is at Our wedding was less than five;,'” de-sac should be put in. trees with a bacillus that is only least a good chance it did. weeks away. “Stop clipping,” I. Megson said at.the meeting, “That cul-de-sac is 600 harmful to gypsy moth larvae, a It also isn’t a foregone conci Take part Bravo to Betty whispered to Yvonne, cupping my ,,,i feet long,” implying that it would be impossible to have product easily available in local sion that the bacillus spray hand over the phone to muffle a;,)‘t the development ,.he proposed put in, if the new . ’^ . ’* regulations were passed with the 600-foot required dis 1365 14843 groan. i - n . . ’* 1217212 724 Annual tale EMecliveannual yield ;stores. would have been any safer than To llie Editor: To the Editor: coordinating the gypsy moth tance. Annualrale EMechveannualyieid ‘‘A few days ago, my Sevin. Perhaps it, too, when in aerial spray program. “However,” the clerk added.: < He also accused the commission of taking a particular Available thru 6/7/82 On March 10, the Board of Direc cheerily, ‘ ‘If you send the box tops in Available thru 6/7/82 We would like to express our When we canvassed our bias towards this development. Mintmurri deposit S 10000 Minimum depOS't $100 neighbors’ trees were sprayed haled, could cause a pet to die. tors of the Manchester Area admiration and appreciation for neighborhood as captains, we by Federal Ehqiress, it’s possible'’- Developer Eugene Saramartino, who owns Fireside • Insured to $100,000 by • Rate is guaranteed for the ; by a commercial sprayer. The The only way to prevent the Conference of Churches adopted a • Insured to $100,000 by • Rate is guaranteed for the the long hours, days and months thought it was quite a chore, but you’ll get the certificates back in Realty, said the regulations the commission had to the FSLiC lull term product used was Sevin. Twenty- possibility of such neighborhood resolution calling for a mutual US- the FSLIC fuil term that Betty Sadloski has spent compared to what Betty’s jobs two or three weeks.” begin with are fair, and that his development, which : five hours later, my lovable pet tragedies is to require that USSR nuclear arms freeze and • Short term of 6 months • No commissions or fees • Low minimum of only $100 • No commissions or fees were, ours were minuscule. "K eep on clipping,” 1 told;'''! have been the focus of criticism during this issue, do not was dead. The pathologist, so neighbors be notified before • Not subject to the Connecticut State Dividends Tax • Not subject to the Connecticut State Dividends Tax called upon our elected officials at Her many tasks involved set Yvonne. have that many rear lots. . far, has determined that she property is sprayed. That way the local, state and federal levels to Of the 17 lots he developed on Boston Hill Road, he In ie 'P S l IS ' ompouriiipii rcinlp’iuouslv nr’d UA>J 'nciniN , ting up meetings, dealing with I Inleresl on S>» month cetlil'cate ca'^nol tx* comonunoeo 6 r>i*hi on reinvi.-slmeni Hi >,0 ' publicly endorse efforts to stop the said, only tour or five were rear lots. died of acute pulmonary edema they, if they choose, can keep the town, the state and the THE CLERK AND I proceededi ^ rent iai« which is subject lo change ai-maiuniy nuclear arms race. Commission Chairman John L. Kostic, who said at the • — something irritated her lungs themselves, their children and helicopter company, reviewing to the bottom line. “How much is meeting he liked the old regulations to start with, said and caused internal swelling pets out of harm’s way. Specifically the resolution calls alt area maps, and continually this going to save us?” I askol;' ■ afterwards the commission will take them back to the upon the president of the U.S. to answering questions and giving “Well, unfortunately, the adults^' drawing board. traveling with the children to Los^ New 91 Day Certificate negotiate with the USSR a mutual explanations to concerned peo He said the commission may recommend a change, or nJ? freeze on all further testing, produc ple. Angeles can't use Super Saver' it may not. tion and deployment of new nuclear She has done the residents of tickets, which cost $298 each,” she' ' The regulations are scheduled for another public warheads, missiles and delivery the town of Manchester a great said. “Instead they have to buy the« - hearing June 14. Berry's World systems. favor and all who benefitted from tickets that cost $470.” . % . % the spraying should know that 11520 12203 It also calls upon our con “Stop clipping,” I said to Yvoniwa Annual rate Effective annual yield this was only possible because of gressional delegation to introduce obvious to the fact that she alreadjg Death ruled out Available thru 6/7/82 (or co-sponsor) a resolution in Betty’s efforts. had finished with the 15 boxes and ’I Minimum deposit $7,500 She deserves more than just a bad the labels neatly piled and ready ^ Congress calling for such bilateral • Rale is guaranteed for the lull term freeze and memorializing the presi mere “Thank you.” for mailing. • Short term of only 91 days ds Gates penalty • Insured lo $100,000 by the FSLIC dent to begin the necessary Vivian & Jim Sheldon • Minimum only $7,500 We have since booked reser • Not subject to the Connecticut State negotiations. 158 Lakewood Circle, So. • Rate is V. % higher than any com vations on World Airways, a cram- HARTFORD (UPI) — A judge has ruled a young mercial bank can offer Dividends Tax On May 10 the MACC Board of 'em-in carrier that feature!^ Glastonbury man could not be sent to the electric chair • No commissions or fees Directors petitioned the Manchester if convicted in the 1980 abduction and slaying of a relatively low prices, departs onlj^ R . 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h . ( MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues,, June 1, 1982 - 9 H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., June 1. 1982 Bids sought O b itu aries T h e Arts/Travel/Hobbies t o r r e p a i r / Leisure TV'PIovies/ Comics Irma J. Harriaon Thomas McCann of Manchester; Campfield Road, who died Friday at Irma J, Harrison, 80, of 33 Myrtle three sisters, Mrs. Katherine Gill, Manchester Memorial Hospital. St. died Monday at Manchester Mrs. Anna Pugrab and Mrs. Dorothy She was born in Greenfield, o f c o u r t s Memorial Hospital. She was the Noble, all of Manchester; and five Mass., and had been a resident of wife of Albert W. Harrison St. grandchildren. Manchester for a number of years. She was born in Manchester on Funeral services will be She leaves a daughter, Mr. The two basketball courts at l July 10, 1901, and had been a lifelong Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from the Margaret Sanborn, with whom she Charter Oak Park will get a new resident. She was a member of Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main had made her home; a son, Jaimes coat of bituminous concrete if bids Emanuel Lutheran Church and St., East Hartford, with a mass of Broadt of Manchester; a sister, for the work are successful. Andy several of its organizations. She was Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Mrs. Barbara Lewis of Sacramento, At 10 tennis courts in town and two Not for hookers only: also active in the M anchester Christopher’s Church, Burial will be Calif.; and five grandchildren. other basketball courts, cracks will IRooney Memorial Hospital Auxiliary for in Veterans Memorial Field, The McCarthy Funeral Home, be filled and a new coats of green more than 30 years. She and her Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. Greenfield, Mass., had charge of Latexite will be be applied. Syndicated husband would have observed tbeir Friends may call at the funeral arrangements. Bids for both jobs will be opened Columnist home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at 11 a.m. June 11 in the general ser 58lh wedding anniversary on June 7. John Steiner Besides her husband she leaves p.m. vices office in the Municipal John Steiner, 73, of 219 Bush Hill Building. m three sons, Robert D. Harrison and George A. Vinton Sr. Road died Sunday at Hartford ,Ion M. Harrison, both of The overlay for the basketball Funeral services were held today Hospital. He was the husband of courts will be an in.ch and a quarter Manchester, and Albert W. Harrison for George A. Vinton Sr., 78, of 144 Gladys (March) Steiner. Jr. of Melbourne Beach. Fla._; a thick and specifications call for no Branford St., who died Friday. He He was born in Manchester on greater surface variation than one- Green's brother. A. Dexter Johnson of was the husband of Florence (Bow Oct. 27,1908, and had been a lifelong Rochester, N.Y.; three sisters, eighth inch in a 10-foot plane. man) Vinton. resident. At the ten tennis courts at Charter Mildred J. West and Florence B. He was born in Enfield on Nov. 23, Before his retirement in 1980 he Anderson, both of Wellesley, Mass., Oak Park, Memorial Field, and 1903, and had been a resident of had been employed by Cheney healing ! . and Maude J. Carlson of Chicago, Robertson Park as well as the Manchester for 37 years. Brothers for 52 years, retiring as a WiT-- 111 ; six grandchildren and three basketball courts at Robertson, .•iv,-..*' .'A . > Before retiring in 1968 he had been head mechanic. cracks will be filled and a thiii great-grandchildren. employed as an inspector for the AT Besides his wife he leaves a son, Funeral services will be coating of asphalt will be spread &T Co., in Hartford, for 34years. He Donald J. Steiner of Hebron; two over the surfaces before the powers Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. from was a life member of the Telephone daughters, Mrs. Gail Young and Emanuel Lutheran Church. Burial Latexite or equivalent paint is Pioneers of America, a 50-year Mrs, Joy Millard, both of brushed on. will be in East Cemetery, Friends member of Uriel Lodge of Masons Manchester; two foster daughters, may call at Watkins Funeral Home and a charter member of Mrs. Elsie Kirch in New Hampshire There’s something about having a today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester Lodge of Elks. and Mrs. Vergie Dupre of Coventry; Sabotage thick stack of money in your pocket Memorial contributions may be Besides his wife he leaves two a brother, Frank Steiner of Sabotage is the deliberate that gives you a feeling of well made to the August Bengston sons, a stepson, two daughters, two Manchester; five sisters, Mrs. destruction of property with inten .Scholarship Fund at Emanuel being. I have an idea I smile more stepdaughters, 19 grandchildren and Elizabeth Locke, Mrs. Rose tion i of damaging a system. The Lutheran Church, Church Street. when I have money in my pocket. a great-granddaughter. Carlson, Mrs. Mary DeLuco, Mrs. word dates from a French railway Even too much change will do it for Hernid photo by Tarquinlo Conrad Hahn The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Lloyd (Teresa) Edwards, and Mrs. strike of 1910 when workers me if the change Is mostly in Main St. had charge of Ann Never, all of Manchester; 11 destroyed the wooden shoes Conrad Hahn, 83, of 426 W. Middle quarters and quite heavy. Turnpike died Monday at an area arrangements. grandchildren, seven foster (sabots) that held the rails in place. grandchildren; and a great convalescent home. He was the hus Maurice M. Feeney Cleaning Cheney Hall It occurs to me to mention this band of Anna (Blanc) Hahn. grandchild. M aurice M. Feeney, 84, of Menus, recipes and shopping tips today because I’ve noticed that the He was born in Bornndorf, Ger Funeral services will be Thursday Carol SchofleW helps clean up debris around the outside of more money I make, the less I use. Mansfield died Saturday in at 1 p.m, at the John F. Tierney are featured in The ^ n c h e ste r many, on Nov. 20. 1898, and came to Cheney Hall Saturday. The clean up v^as organized by the Little Herald’s Focus/Food section, every I’m talking about actual cash, green this country to settle in.Bronx, N.Y., Willimantic. He had been a resident Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Theater of Manchester, the building’s tenant. Wednesday. in 1925, moving to Manchester 10 of Coventry for 30 years. ' with the Rev. Norman Swensen of paper money. A few days ago I took years ago. He was born in Ferbane, County Trinity Covenant Church officiating. an overnight trip from New York to Besides his wife he leaves a son, Offlay, Ireland. He was employed Burial will be in West Cemetery. Washington. Before I left, I cashed a Carl J. Hahn of Frogmore, S.C.; a by the former American Screw Co. Friends may call at the funeral check for $150. When I got back to daughter, Mrs. Marion (Hahn) in Willimantic for many years and home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Directors likely to approve New York late the next afternoon, I was a member of the Irish Club of Meier of Manchester; and two 9 p.m. still had more than $100. The sur Willimantic. grandchildren prising thing was that I had that lit Funeral services will be Thursday He leaves a sister, Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald in New Jersey; two Robert L. Nochol* 8r. tle left, because I hadn’t really paid at 11 a m. from the Holmes Fuenral Funeral services were held today for anything. The $50 went out in Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in nieces, Elizabeth Mohan of Coven revaluation review request for Robert L. Nichols Sr. of Hart petty cash for tips, taxis and East Cemetery. Friends may call at try and Josephine Mullins in New Jersey; and a nephew, John Feeney ford, who died Thursday at Mount newspapers. I charged my fare, my the funeral home Wednesday from 7 Sinai Hospital. He was the husband to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions Jr. of Coventry. By Paul Hendrie until 1987 would leave an imbalance is looking at the possibility of using hotel room and my meals. Funeral services will be of Ilsa Nichols and the father of may be made to Concordia Lutheran Herald Reporter between residential and commer the computer to keep the lists of Rosetta Alexander of Manchester, Like most people, when I sign for Church. Pitkin Street. Wednesday at 10:15 a.m. from the cial /industrial property. delinquent taxpayers based on Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson He also leaves two sons, Robert L, The Board of Directors tonight He said the town’s computer current phoperty, along with the something on my credit card I con Lena L. McCarthy St., Willimantic, with a mass of Hichols Jr. of Hartford and can be expected to grant General program now provides the means to state-required list based on the sider it to be free. Paying for the Lena L. McCarthy, 74, of 255-C Christian burial at 11 a.m. in St. Lawrence G. Nichols in New Manager Robert B. Weiss’ request easily revalue town property. grand list. item is postponed to some Indefinite Main St. died Monday at Mary's Church, Coventry. Burial Jersey; and six grandchildren. for a subcommittee to review a The Clark, Bell & Perkins Funeral “1 feel it is not only more Tax Collector James A. Turek time in the future. The bill will Manchester Memorial Hospital. will be in St. Mary’s (Jemetery. proposal to revalue town property come in a lump sum and will bear no She was born in East Hartford on Friends may call at the funeral Home, 319 Barbour St., Hartford, equitable in the long run to keep confirmed this. He Said the town is next year. relationship in my mind to anything Aug. 5, 1907, and had lived most of home today from 7 to 9 p.m, had charge of funeral Revaluation is not required again property values current, but also looking toward “ technical her life in Manchester. Before her arrangements. avoids wide shifts in the revaluation adjustments” in the computer I actually got for that amount. Helen S. Brass until 1987. But Weiss said in his retirement she was employed for 44 budget message that residential year,”Weiss added in his budget system, so the new record-keeping Funeral services were held today years at Arrow-Harl-Hagman Co. of >e.'^oeooooooooooo??oaDt:<^-- property, valued for tax purposes in message. system could be in place as soon as THe \ r OUBLE with doing all Hartford, for Helen (Stanley) Brass, who died 1976-77' at 70 percent of market Meanwhile, the town is con next July. these things with numbers instead of “ Saturday at a Columbia convales Herald photos by Tarquinlo She leaves a son, John J. In Memoriam value, has slipped because of infla sidering using the computer system “Internally, we’re hoping we can with real money Is that it takes the cent home. She was the mother of to update its tax records, as well as McCarthy of Vernon; a brother, In loving memory of Josephine tion to 40 percent of today’s market update the records continually, so fun and the satisfaction out of the Philip H. Brass of Manchester, Salvatore, who pass^ away June 1, the assessor’s records. ALLEN A. HIGBIE OF 477 N. MAIN ST. AT WORK IN THE FRASER STUDIO George Dent of Manchester; a value. tax bills could be sent to the owner exchange process. What’s rewar sister, Mrs. John (Emily) Ellison of She also leaves a son, Walter S. 1971. Recent publication of town records of record on the grand list care of . . . above left, this vest Is a recent work, so Is hooked rug, below This is the final year of a five year ding is to work hard to make money Gulfport, Fla.; and two Brass of North Eastham, Mass.; listing delinquent taxpayers pointed the new owner,” said Turek. Every day in some small way phase-in of revaluation’s effects on grandchildren. three grandchildren and eight great out some inherent flaws in the and then to take that money and buy grandchildren. Memories of you come our way. property tax bills. Property transfers, recorded at the Funeral services will be Mayor Stephen T. Penny said Jast record keeping system. something with it that makes life The Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Time and years roll swiftly by. Town Clerk’s office, would be Wednesday at 10 a m. at Holmes week he has not made up his mind Since state law requires that the pleasant or easier. Elm St., Rocky Hill, had charge of But love and memories never die. recorded on the tax records, too. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial whether revaluation should take tax lists be based on the grand list arrangements. "This is something we’ve talked There used to be a joke about a will be in Wapping Cemetery. Sadly missed by, place next year and he thinks a sub- prepared the previous October, wealthy recluse who went to his bank Rug craftsmen come here from all over about for a long time,” said Turek. Friends may call at the funeral Ann G. M. StruzenskI Domenica and Dominick Camposeo committe to consider the proposal Is some people were listed as owing The improvements to the computer once a week and made them show home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Funeral services were held today a good idea., taxes on property they had since system in recent years now give the him his money. He wanted to make p.m. for Ann G. (Mooney) Struzenski, 77, sold. or less fuii iime. He estimates that approximately 500 hours ooooooooooooooooooooooot WEISS SAID in his budget town the means to institute the sure it was still there. By Susan Plese Artisan's Mill. of 50 Pascal Lane, who died Satur change. * Herald Reporter will go into its finished four foot by seven foot form. On her loom today is a rag rug in burnt earth tones. day at her home. In Memoriam message that to wait on revaluation I’ENNY SAID last week the town William J. McCann We all know our money isn’t real Another is draped over a wooden rocker. The heavy and She was born in Simsbury on Sept. Down a narrow driveway lined with trees off Hartford “ IT’S TIME CONSUMING,” Betty Bidwell of 112 William .1 McCann, 59, of 101 In loving memory of W alter practical rugs, sized approximately two feet by four feet, 4, 1904, and had been a lifelong resi ly in th e bank, it's in the Road is a squat, non-descrlpt frame building. Nothing about Baldwin St. admits. “ But it is so beautiful.” She is a relative ' ^ dall Road, East Hartford, died Izikewicz Jr., January 22, 1943 — take her four hours of work, not including the set up of the dent of Manchester. She was a bookkeeping machinery, but I feel the exterior would prepare the visitor for what is inside. newcomer to the art of hooking, but has been braiding wool Friday at St. Francis Hospital and June 1, 1981, Husband, Father, Son loom, another several hours. member of the Grandmothers Water pressure dropped the way that old guy did. I’d like to It is the Harry M. Fraser company, a studio and gathering mgs for some time. Several of her braided mgs are on dis- The studio is relatively small; the inner, “working" room, Medical Center. and Brother. Group of Mansfield Training School. see my money In real life once in a spot for people all over the state who come to practice the play.- where the nine or 10 people are engaged in various stages of He was born in Manchester and “ We miss all your love and atten while. Those numbers they send me art of rug hooking, braiding, shirreting and weaving. She is working this day on the picture of a clipper ship in had lived in the Hartford area She leaves a brother, Michael their art, is no bigger than a large office. Mooney of Manchester, and several tion. aren’t any fun'at all. Craftsmen are working this day quietly on their pieces, full sail, scene bordered with a heavy nautical rope. Unlike The outer room is jammed with wool fabrics in all colors, most of his life. He was the husband And never could replace your affec lost in concentration, hunched over small and large rec Higbie, she is working in very fine cut wool in a method of Marie (Blaney) McCann. nieces and nephews. without resident complaint I can’t get over how little I see of as well as burlap inked patterns hanging from racks, waiting The John H. Tierney Funeral tion. my money these days. One summer tangles of burlap inked with intricate designs. called “traditional.” The thin strips —no wider than bulky to be hooked. He also leaves two sons. William The loss of your presence is very yam —make infinite shading variations possible. T McCann and Brian J. McCann, Home, 219 W. Center St., had charge when I was in college I worked at a MANY WEAR eyeglasses to help with the fine work; oc-. In the middle of the two rooms is a narrow workroorn, of arrangements. painful. Jeanette Szatkowski, owner of the studio for the past two both of East Hartford, two Water pressure has been dropped in a large section of pounds and residents are dissatisfied with the service. papermill for $40 a week. Every casionally, a quiet murmur of conversation is heard. * where one of the small table-top rug cutting machines is We will love and miss you forever.” the west side of Manchester, and the Water Department years, explains shading by showing an example of her own available for use. The Fraser Bliss Strip Slitter rapidly cuts daughters, Mrs. Judith Zimmerman June E. Broadt The west side area involved in the latest change is a Friday afternoon they gave me my Surrounding the workers are colorful reminders of why they work, a bedroom mg. The design is done with a deep burgun so far has received no complaints about the drop. wool into the tiny strips needed for the delicate hooking of Clinton and Mrs. Linda Belanger Funeral services were held today Barbara, Jodi, Mom, rough circle, bounded approximately by Broad Street, money in an envelope and I’ve never are there — examples of finished rugs in incredibly com dy background onto which graceful scrolls and large roses Residents of the area were notified by letter delivered work. The cutter is available nowhere else in the U.S. but of East Hartford; a brother. for June Elizabeth Broadt, 56, of 81 Dad and Randy West Middle Turnpike, Love Lane, Olcott Street. made money that was as satisfying plicated designs in brilliant hues and subtle shadings. are fashioned. a week ago Saturday and the change was in force last from the little Hartford Road studio. Bidwell Street, Keeney Street, Hartford Road, Goslee to me as that. I don’t care how big Allen A. Higbie of 477 N. Main St. is seated on a stool at the ‘"There are 10 different shades (of red) on the rose alone, week. Drive and Cooper Street. room’s entrance. He proudly displays a vest in heavy wool The pressure was dropped by about 28 pounds in the my check Is, it can’t match that $401 in order to get the shading,” she says. The flower, in fact, The changes comes about as the result of im decorated with hawks. “I wear it when I want to show off,” looks almost three-dimensional, so realistic are the con area and now ranges between M pounds and 105 pounds. provements in the distribution system, part of a $20- got in Cold cash. Police charge AAD F ire c a lls he says. tours. A further change will drop the pressure again and it will million water improvement project authorized by town Today, the company mails my ”I studied hawks for six months before I did it. I took pic Want to try it? range between 50 and 95 pounds in the area. check directly to the bank. After a “There are no patterns for the shading,” she says voters. — tures out of a magazine, expanded them, and (transferred) laughing. “It’s something you learn. There are teachers.” Frank Joditis, superintendent of the Water and Sewer while, the bank malls me a slip of them to the material.” In another comer of the shop Louise McCrady of West So you want to try your hand at hooking? You'll have to be with drunk driving Manchester Division, said there have been complaints about dirty paper saying the check has been Higbie has been hooking for 25 years. “I worked outdoors Hartford is demonstrating another method of using the wool water but none about pressure. The dirty water resulted deposited. When I owe someone all my life and I wanted a hobby indoors,” he explains. His patient and hang on a bit. The Fraser studio won’t be Saturday, 9:45 a.m. — Mattress strips for mgs. She is the developer of a craft known as offering a new set of classes until after Labor Day. Taught when the direction of flow was changed in some cases. something, I write out a check and current project, nearly completed, is at his feet, and shirret ( pronounced shur - ray, to rhyme with crochet) An emergency room physician at McGann, The doctor said he was not fire, 126C Rachel Road. (District) by Vivily Powers of Manchester, the classes will meet once Jodaitis said the problem should clear itself. If it does my bank deducts that from my ac- covering his lap. It is a copy of a 19th century primitive rug which is a combination of shirring fabric strips them Manchester Memorial Hospital was required to give the blood test, the Saturday, 11:49 a.m. — Medical not,^he said, the town will flush mains to correct it. a week for two and a half hours for 10 weeks. Cost is $25. , count. It’s all terribly unsatisfac- made by someone in the Talcott family, the people after crocheting them onto a four-ply cotton thread. charged with driving while in report said. call, 49 Service Road. (Town) The pressure there in that section of town used to be If you’re already hooking away, the Fraser Company is Saturday, 3;37 a.m. — ; tory. Collecting money or paying it whom Talcottville is named. “It’s very inexpensive,” she says, “since you are toxicated early Monday morning. About an hour after McGann had very high and with the change will still be fairly close to It is called “primitive” because fine details are not possi open Mondays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Desmond M. McGann, 54, of South been brought to the emergency Unnecessary alarm, Pascal Lane. the optimum 60-pound figure. out can be a rewarding experience, recycling materials.” She shows tow examples of round though they are closed Saturdays in July and August. Ihey AUTO REPAIRS ble. Relatively wide strips of wool are hooked onto burlap taoie pads, one made of old blue jeans, the other made of Windsor, was released on a written room, Thakur went into the con (Town) In another area of town, near Stephen and Girard but bookkeeping is no fun at all. If I stock everything you need for hooking or braiding rugs. Saturday, 4:37 p.m. — Smoky backing; each strip, however, is less than "A inch wide. corduroy slacks her daughter had worn out at the knees. promise to appear in court June 8. ference room with the equipment to streets, the pressure has been reduced to about 30 had my way, I’d have every penny 1 ’The rug depicts a stage coach with three passengers in They sell wool by the pound and by the yard, and also An emergency room physician at take a blood test, the report said. motor, Manchester Memorial earn turned over to me in cash and POSSIBILITIES for the use of shirret are wide. Mrs. swatches. Stamped patterns are available, as well as the Hospital. (Town) WE SERVICE ALL side. The coach is being pulled by a team of gray and brown the hospital would not cooperate McGann began to say that the of 'Home or Mr. Gootfwrencr)' GENERAL MOTOR I’d pay most of the people I owe with horses. ’The scene is bordered by large purple and red McCrady makes wall hangings, bench pads, pillows, even plain burlap for designing your own. Hoops, frames and with [wlice in administering a blood ficer threatened him, and was Saturday, 5;04 p.m. — Alarm wearables such as vests in addition to the more familiar hooks are in stock. sounded, box 398. (Town) CARS AND TRUCKS the money in my pocket. flowers on a black, tan and blue-sky background. test for alcohol content, according joined in those accusations by ‘"This mg will last two or three generations,” Higbie says rugs. "rhey also sell their own wool cutting machine, but if you to the police report. Thakur, the report said, although Saturday, 7;09 p.m. — Chimney I UNDERSTAND perfecUy weU Next to her Linda Bartly-Reedy is seated at a massive choose not to buy it, you are welcome to come into the studio fire, 288 Green Road. (District) Whtn you dtddt to ioM uitifftl, • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS as he works. A 25-year hooking veteran, he says that he has McGann, the report says, was the two doctors did not specify what that it wouldn’t be practical been hooking this mg since the beginning of January, more loom. She Is owner of the weaving shop on Pine Street, in the and use the one there. arrested 2:17 a m. Monday at Porter the threats were, the report said. Sunday, 11:59 a.m. — Smoke CALL DIET CENTERS • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS I sometimes, but it would be more detector, Crestfield Convalescent and East Center streets by Officer McGann then revoked his permis I DID AND I LOST • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS satisfactory, and furthermore, if the Paul R. Lombardo. According to the sion for the blood tests to be taken Home. (Town) Sunday, 12:04 p.m. — Trash can • AUTO PAINTING federal government handled its. ac police report, Lombardo was parked and was released, the police report «50 P O U N D S counts In cash, there’d be a lot less at East Center and Lenox street said. fire, 563 Adams St. (Town) , • CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE IN JUST IS WEEKS! waste. It’s bne thing for a govern Where's this field? when he observed McGann drive the Edward Kennedy, hospital ad Sunday, 5:40 p.m. — Gas grill fire, • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 93 Walnut St. (Town) Loa Edebtcin went from a lin 16 to a size 6 ment official to sign bis name to a wrong way on a one-way section of ministrator, could not confirm the This is a copy Porter Street, almost causing a identity of any Dr. Thakur. He said Sunday, 9:17 p.m. — False alarm, And as she p ull it, . .from an introvert loan piece of paper tranaferring a billion box 24. CTown) aggressive, happy, busy and. for the first time. of an 8-by 10- head-on collision. there are as many as 20 physicians dateaUe young woman! Most importantly, I dollars from one place to another, but Monday, 12:35 a.m. — False print loaned to The report said McGann failed to working part time in the emergency learned to lake control of my eating habits. I it would be quite different if be had the writer by Collecjtors' alarm, low ers School. (District) know n never be overweight agam.* pass sobriety tests at the scene. He room and he does not know all of to show up with the actual money in Phil Roberts of Monday, 4:15 p.m. — Smoke in p fiP R o v e o CARTER was taken to the police Station, them. He also said today he knew dollar bills and hand it over. Just Bllsh Hardware, Corner area, 16 Harrison St. (Town) dfooL6kt3Si^ where his attorney was called. Ac nothing of the alleged incident in counting it would make everyone 793 Main Street. cording to the report, the attorney volving McGann. Monday, 4:17 a.m. — Smoke In It is inscribed on area, 263 Olcott St. (Town) think twice, and there’d surely be Russ MacKendrIck advised McGann not to submit to CAti TQOAV ro e A m c v m ■ TAnoN cameras around to record the event. the back: “ 1916, blood tests, but a doctor came to the Crash kills boy Monday, 8:57 p.m. — Three J ’s August 30th, police station and talked to McGann, Restaurant, Bolton, request for Money ought to be more tangible COLCHESTER — A 15-month old 1229 MAIN ST. than It Is today. We’re treating it too South after which he consented to the emergency equipment. (Town) AUTO REPAIR Manchester, blood tests. boy died Monday when his driver Monday, 11:50 p.m. — Smoke MANCHESTER lightly because we can’t aee'it. I dried to pass another car on Route alarm, 3M W. Middle Turnpike. H.G.R. C3ieney.” McGann was taken to Manchester don’t understand the ramifications The print was found in an old desk 85 and crashed into an oncoming (Town) TEL. 046-6464 Photo print collecting has become Memorial Hospital, the report said, bflor* itartad d IMOmIwi of a return to the gold standard, but that has been in the office of the car, police said. "Tue.sday. 3:34 a.m. — Medical Dm Cmmt t one of the newest rages. A story in and placed in a conference room. 11SM«ln tlTMl I have a feeling pennies ought to be store since away back. Educated Donato Parez, whose address call, 40 l,<‘xington Drive. (Town) G M O U U ^ the March Popular Photography According to the report, the physi MOMhi IMT. turn (Helper, dim esou^t to be silver and guesses as to identity of the two men police didn’t have this morning, died tfM h m f Kfr 647-0469 mag is e n titl^ “ Who’s Buyinl cian on duty, identified as a Dr. Tiiesil.'iy. 9 15 :i.iii Smoking ,saivcE Mns shortly after the 3 p.m. accident Dovid LolkowHz, Pti.0 . It wouldn’t do any harm if we had ANYBODY RECOGNIZE THESE MEN? or the location of the field would be Thakur, said he was not sure if he SImI.'i lliorhllie. ( ‘I'erilllelll ( ’oliv.'tles- most welcome. after being brought to Hartford i-e n l IliiitH* (T o w ij) ___ ■ aKHKBALiaOTOSSHUns DIVISION ( some gNd coins in circulation that printed dated '1916, August 30, South Manchester' Please turn lo page ISl would administer the blood test to , were really worth something. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., June 1, 1982 - 1 1 I O’ - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., June 1, 1982 A bout Town Scholarships A dvice
- On the outside edge of the oval-shaped garden, club Women to meet tonight Classes set for parents members planted white alyssum, the next row in is pink to be awarded petunias, the next two rows are blue ageratum, then Emanuel Church Women will meet tonight at 6:30 in The Family Oriented Childbirth Information Society Some men prefer flatties dusty miller, and a section of pink zinnias. ’The inner two Luther Hall for a pot luck suppdr. will sponsor a series of four weekly classes for expec rows are blue salvia. After the supper there will Ik the annual meeting with tant parents beginning tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the con Elinor Halsted is chairman of the planting committee. election of officers. A group of handicapped dancers at Beth Shobm DEAR ABBY: In nouncements only to those DEAR FEELS: Eye doc ference rooms of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Other committee members are Bernice Manning and from Meadows Convalescent home will provide the Classes will cover pregnancy and nutrition, labor and response to “Depressed,” relatives who know you are tors who fit patients with Gail Rosenberg. entertainment. gay. ’Those who don’t know contact lenses can delivery, preview to parenting, and baby care and nutri- In addition to the chairmen, those who helped with the who was miserable - Scholarships toUling $4,500 will be awarded at Sab because she was flat- obviously don’t know you prescribe leses for you that tion. planting project were Harold and Martha Lavanway, bath Eve services Friday at 8:15 p.m. at Temple Beth will give your eyes the - Participants are asked to register by calling Joan Bonnie Lindland, Fanny Cleary, Jackie Britton and chested: The woman I love Dear Abby well enough to care Emblem Club to meet Sholom to nine outstanding students of the Rabbi Leon whether you are appearance of having the Raimondo at 644-1166, or Mary Hartzell at 228-0617, or Helen Jamroga. has no more on top than I Wind Religious School of the temple. “married” or not. same color — or close to it.f by writing to FOCIS Inc., P.O. Box 748, Manchester. Manchester Emblem Club will meet Wednesday at 8 have, but she’s the sexiest Abigail Van Buren Micah Lpkin will receive the David Reichlin girl I have ever known. They are not inexpensive, AARP to install officers p.m. at the Elk’s Club, Bissell Street. Memorial Scholarship to attend Camp Ramah. This D EA R A B B Y : so if your parents can’t af Ellen Avdevich and Helen DowAham and their com A woman’s breasts have Grange plans meeting scholarship was established by Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin nothing to do with her E veryw here I go I ’m ford it now, perhaps you AARP Chapter 1275 will have its 10th annual luncheon mittee, will present a Flag Day program. Reichlin in memory of their son, David, who died laughed at because I have can earn and save money and installation of officers on June 9, starting with a sexiness. Would she con Manchester Grange will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in tragically in his teens, while on a work-study college sider her husband In two different-colored eyes. and get contacts yourself vts Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St. A memorial service and happy hour at 11:30 a.m. at The Colony in Talcottville. project. David was a prize winning student in the Tem One is blue and the other when you are older. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m. Guests will in adequate and unappealing election of officers is scheduled. Business meeting set ple School. just because he wasn’t one is brownishgreen. It’s In the meantime, it’s not .p ! An auction table will be available, and old eyeglasses clude the chapter’s past presidents who will present a Michael Dashefsky and Daniel Schworty will receive as weird as you think. In built like Arnold time I bought separates, not terribly noticeable and hearing aids are still being collected by the CWA synopsis of the chapter’s first 10 years. St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will have the Saui Rebecca Silverstein Scholarship, also for atten DEAR ABBY: Recently from a distance, but when your grandparents’ time Other guests will include Robert Simmers, president Schwartzenegger? the skirt was a size. 12 and at a small wedding committee. Refreshments will be served following the a business meeting next 'Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the ding Camp Ramah. ’The scholarship was established people get up close to me there was a beautiful Irish * . of Chapter 2399 and Richard Colbert, president of I’ve talked to other men, the blouse was size 18! ceremony, I exchanged Photo by J. Garrrten meeting. Knights of Columbus downstairs hall. during their lifetime by Mr. and Mrs. Silverstein and they notice it and think it's movie star named Colleen Chapter 604. The Rev. Dr. George Webb will give the in and you’d be amazed at the In high school I can rings and vows with the Mary Ceaser and her committee are in charge of continued in their memory by their children, Mr. and weird. Moore who had two vocation and Janet Phillips, assistant state director, number of men who find remember being told to man I love. We plan to THE GREAT BEAU TAKES A BOW refreshments. Members are asked to use the front door. Mrs. Samuel Rabinovitz of Lexington, Mass., and Dr. smaller-breasted women A friend of mine said he different-colored eyes, and La Leche League meets will conduct the installation ceremonies. and Mrs. Frank Stein of Longmeadow, Mass. Silverstein quit “showing off” when I spend the rest of our lives . . . his training coming along more attractive. stretched. I started to wear once saw a cat with two evertghing turned out rosy Following the installation, a musical program will be was the first president of the temple and Mrs. Silvers together. FLATTIES PREFERRED loose-fitting tops to hide different-colored eyes, but for her! The Manchester La Leche League will meet presented by Dorothy Selinger, vocalist, and Rita tein had served as president- of the Sisterhood. I have been to all my Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at .the home of Vicki De Leo, 16 my size but gave up never a person. Well, I’ve Oshinsky, pianist-singer. Reunion group gathers Lisa Patten will receive the Leon Podrove Memorial DEAR FLATTIES: relatives’ weddings and never seen another person Getting married? because everybody thought have always brought gifts Huckleberry Lane. Scholarship for an Israeli pilgrimage. ’This scholarship Stay tuned for a letter from with this problem. Whether you want a formal Topic will be the breastfed baby and the family. Manchester High School, Class of 1958, reunion com I was pregnant. and/or done the flowers. was established by Mrs. Pearl Podrove in memory of a woman who had too much Please don’t tell me I church wedding or a sim Labrador now WATES to meet tonight mittee meeting will be Sunday at the home of Patricia I suppose 1 could have Babies are welcome. For additional information call of a good thing: Would it be flaunting my ple, ‘'do-it-your-own- LeDuc, 48 Carpenter Rd. her husband, the late Attorney Leon Podrove, who was breast reduction surgery, ought to be glad that 1 have Elaine Wiatr at 647-9844. homosexuality if I sent thing” ceremony, get Ab- Manchester WATES will meet tonight at 7:30 in The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. If interested in atten an active member and booster of Temple Beth Sholom but I have finally learned two eyes and can see. I am DEAR ABBY: I hope wedding announcements to by’s new booklet. Send $1 Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. ding, call 649-8638. and all of its activities. I’ve read my last letter to accept myself as I am. glad, but I’m only 13 and Michael Lohr will be awarded the David Sherman my 50 relatives? Not all of plus a long, self-addressed, Dedication scheduled ’There will be weighing-in from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. 'The from flatchested women I’ve discovered that the hate to think of going meeting will hear monthly reports and will be open to Foster Memorial Scholarship, also for an Israeli them know that I am gay. through the rest of life stamped (37 cents) who envy their full- people who are worth BURSTING WITH 9 months old A dedication for the new Crestfield Memorial Cour envelope to: Abby, Wed members only. pilgrimage. This was established by Louis Foster and knoing don’t judge a being a freak. Can anything tyard is scheduled for Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Crest- bossomed sisters. Believe HAPPINESS ding Booklet, P.O. Box Society sets meeting Dorothy Foster, in memory of their son, David, who me, there’s nothing spec woman by the size of her be done to change the color field Convalescent Hospital, sfe Vernon St. 38923, Hollywood. Calif. died while a student at Trinity College. The scholarship tacular about having big bra. DEAR BURSTING: of one of my eyes? The last progress report Outdoor furnishings for the courtyard were purchased The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Evangelical Lutheran 90038. Krafters set luncheon is today sponsored by Mrs. Foster and her children, Dr. breasts. I know. ’The last LIVING WITH IT Send wedding an- FEELS LIKE A FREAK 1 gave you on Beau, our with memorial donations from families of former Church will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the church. and Mrs. Samuel Foster of Danvers, Mass., in memory now 9-month-old Labrador patients and friends of the facility. The Koffee Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch of the Newly-elected officers will be installed by the Rev. of David and their late husband and father, Louis. pup, was in January when YWCA will have its annual luncheon Wednesday at noon Charles W. Kuhl. Mite boxes will be collected. Also winners of a scholarship for Israeli pilgrimages he was 4 months old. So Jo e's World at Willie’s Steak House. On the afternoon of the same day, those who are going will be Jeffrey Baskin, the Temple Sisterhood many of you keep stopping Pinochle scores listed Babysitting will be available by calling the “Y” office on the tour of the Old Wethersfield homes are to meet at Scholarship and Jonathan Brody a Saul and Rebecca by to find out how he is Joe German in advance, 647-1437. the church at 1:15 p.m. Kill bacteria to stop odor Following are the scores for the pinochle games Silverstein Scholarship. doing. I figure it is time to played Thursday at the Army & Navy Club. Play is open Maxine Berson, will receive the Laura Cooper fill you all in once again. Memorial Scholarship to attend the Solomon Schecter At 9 months that big lum to all senior citizens and starts at 9:30 a.m. each DEAR DR. LAMB: It buy have the same in ficult and they were usual Israel trip offered Home security Is topic Day School. ’This was established by William Cooper and mox weighs about 75 Thursday: may seem like winter to gredients these days. ly benign. Why do such his children. Dr. Stephen Cooper of Des Moines, Iowa pounds, give or take a few. Richard Colbert 646; Ada Rojas 631; Betty Turner ’The National Foundation for Jewish Culture and the James McCooe, community relations officer of the you but it is summer all Sometimes the same tumors form? Will they and Mrs. Louise Zimmerlman of Denver, Colo., in He is definitely a member alright ” and then he’ll 630; Dorothy Ward 610; Lillian Carlson 608; Grace Hor- American Zionist Youth Foundation will sponsor a Manchester Police Department, will present a home year around for me. I seem medicines used to decrease change at all over a period move away from you (not memory of their wife and mother who had been presi of the family, firmly en move out like an express security program to residents of the ’Thayer Road area to perspire so much more stomach acid helps prevent of time? I have had this too fast) until he is caught, nish 608; Elenora Moran 608. seminar and tour of the theater in Israel as part of an in dent of Sisterhood and had conducted its rummage sales Your Health train. Hans Bensche 600; Arvid Peterson 599; Rene Maire today at 7:30 p.m. at South United Methodist Church. since I’ve gotten older and sweating, such as Pro- tumor for at least 20 years, trenched, and he knows it. and the article taken from ternational conference and festival of Jewish theatre for many years and had written, directed and performed He still sleeps outside in 597; Edna Farmer 596; Kitty Byrnes 593; Ruth Learch The meeting was arranged by residents of the area I have a terrible odor under Banthine or Prantal. You it is just below my left rib him. scheduled for July 3 through 9 in Tel Aviv. in all of its plays and musicals. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. his kennel, but is in the He has also learned what HE'S C O .'VII N G 588; Edward Hindle 581; James Forbes 570; Ann Fisher 'The event is open to high school seniors and college after Mr. and Mrs. Donald Genovesi were injured when my arms. I have used can use them on a short cage, forming a lump that The Anna Brita Childb^prg Memorial Scholarship, for house with us whenever we "no” means. If he pulls ALONG real well on his 566. students, and college credit may be arranged. The they were assaulted by burglars they surprised in their every deodorant on the term basis if you have an resembles a roll of fat retrieving, with a training spending a year’s United Synagogue Youth study stay in are home. And the entire this the second time, and program will be supervised by faculty in the arts at Tel house on Thayer Road. market but nothing helps. I important social engage between the rib and my house is his domain. you give him “the word,” dummy. I can send him out Aviv University and counselors with extensive theater McCooe said he will display locks and window securi Israel will be awarded to Brenda Kravitz. This was es asked my doctor and all he ment. natural waistline. I have after the dummy which Club plants garden He has you know who and sometimes it’s just a experience. ty devices that make it “a lot harder to break into a tablished in memory of his wife by Oscar Chilberg. said was, “Have you tried In severe cases surgery absolutely no pain from it. either Joyce or I have Ascar and Anna Brita Chilberg, although Christians, can be done. The nerves (the lady who didn’t want look, when he knows he’s Members of the Perennial Planters’ Garden Club For application and additional information, contact house.” Right Guard?” Someone DEAR READER: thrown, at two quick whis McCooe will answer questions from the group and will were frequent attendants at Temple Beth Scholom Sab can be cut to the sweating another dog in the house) done wrong, he’ll drop the spent Wednesday morning planting the garden at Munro Abrasha Tene, director of Israel programs at the Hart saPt >t could be medicine These tumors are extreme tle blasts, or just the com be able to show a movie on home security if there is in bath Eve services and were strong boosters of the Tem bacteria. People naturally bacteria. You will still area or in some instances firmly placed under one of sock or whatever, and parklet on East Center Street. This is the club’s annual ford Jewish Community Center, 335 Bloomfield Ave., but I only take vitamins ly common. They may be mand “Beau", and a hand terest in it. ple. think that if they bathe have perspiration but the doctors have surgically his humungous paws. Right scoot past you. Thirty project. West Hartford. with iron. difficult to distinguish at this moment, I don't motion in the direction of I also wear polyester frequently that they can odor problem will begin to removed the axillary hair seconds later, he’s back as from normal fat tissue. know who is chasing who the dummy. He’ll move out blouses. Could this cause get rid of the odor but It disappear. area to control sweating if nothing ever happened, I am sending you ’The The tumor is commonly en around the house playing wanting to butter you up, like a shot, pick it up and it? isn’t that simple. The there. Yes, synthetic Health Letter number 18-2, capsulated in a thin mem ”I’m gonna getcha.” tail wagging, and eyes dan come bounding back with bacteria that cause the clothing tends to trap the “bird” in his mouth. DEAR READER: You problem live within the Sweating, Antiperspirants brane and can be shelled cing. Collecting of photo prints moisture and make l.OOKINC; AT the size This has taken a lot of and Deodorants, for more out of the normal fat College notes would be surprised at the layers of the skin. Most matters worse. work and patience, and yet large number of letters I details. Others who want tissue. When you do that of him, one would figure BEAU CAN'T STAND soap will not penetrate the my buddy to be a full it has been easy in one get asking about sweating skin so the baceria live on. ' this issue can send 75 cents DEAR DR. LAMB; I you may leave a depression to see me read the grown dog. And he is in respect. He’s a natural and the often associated The solution to this with a long, stamped, self- would appreciate some in — which is fine if it is not in newspaper. The minute I some ways, because a born retriever, so getting is becoming newest rage body odor. Some people problem is to have your addressed envelope for it formation about a tumor an area that disturbs you sit down and open the Leone gets Dean degree Locke gets bachelor’s definite personality is star him to bring the dummy doctor give you a prescrip to me, in care of this called a lipoma. My doctor cosmetically. They are paper ... Bang ... both paws have sweating so bad they ting to show through. In so back has been easy. It’s N adine A. L eone, hate to shake hands with tion for a pHisoHex solu newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, says a lump I asked him benign and since you have hit the paper, and David A. Locke, son of many other aspects “himself” is half in my lap just a repetitive thing with daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Continued from page 9 others or to dance. You are tion. You can use it as you Radio City Station, New about is a lipoma and he had yours for 20 years plus Mr. and Mrs. Robert as they have now in the mid-west, but early cowboy shots. He dis though, he is still 100 per wanting me to wrestle with the commands, whistle not as unusual as you think. do soap. After several days York, N.Y. 10019. does not recommend sur it is not likely to cause you William P. Leone of 283 Locke of 159 Henry St., that goes to 18 or 20 feet, was not tinguishes among “Staged and cent puppy, and it’s just blasts, and hand signals. Photos at Auctions?” Their answer About the odor. Most it will penetrate the skin Excess sweating can gery. He said it could be a problem. Like all other him. Timrod Road was received a bachelor of around in 1916, so this field must Posed;” “Posed but not Staged;” like bringing up a small One of the most is ’’Everybody ... doctors, lawyers, sweat is really odorless un and start getting rid of often be controlled. Most removed, but taking them tumors no one really knows So you see that the pup graduated from Dean science degree in civil have been something to write home and “ (IJandids,” — the rarest of all. child all over again. has “character” in him. gratifying aspects of his engineering at Norwich merchants, chiefs, as well as their til it is acted upon by those beneath-the-surface antiperspirants you can out was sometimes dif just why they develop. Junior College on May 28. about. Staged means outfitted with He’s housebroken now. But on the serious side, training has borne fruit in She received an executive University’s 163rd com wives, secretaries and girl-friends.” clothing by the photographer’s (For this rather slighting reference ’The Time/Life Encyclopedia of Goes to the door when he he’s really coming along. the neat way he will come secretarial degree. mencement exercies on Collectibles speaks of the boom in studio. ’The plain posed is a studio wants to go out, and has We, he and I, are out to a whistle command While attending Dean May 22 in Northfield, Vt. to women, the Pop Photo people got pic with the cowboy in his own a snappy comeuppance via a letter- old pictures, saying that in the 1960’s finally discovered that big most mornings by 6 a.m. when he is reattiing out in she received the dean’s Locke, an outstanding you could hardly give them away, clothing. ’The author has been happy to-the-editor in the June number.) male dogs lift a leg when It’s a good two-mile dis front of me in a field or in list award which is long-distance runner, but now “Old photographs that stuff to pay from $50 to $85 for his Honest is still best policy they have to go. He’s very tance we both walk and the woods. presented for main earned four varsity THE ARTICLE STATES that bureau drawers in homes and fill “finds.” proud of this accomplish trot, and then we end up A blast of the whistle, taining honor grades for letters in cross country “in the past 10 years the shoe boxes in flea markets ... have Some attic treasures to watch for ment, and turns to check to with his training sessions. and my arm up in the air, DEAR READER; They three consecutive and captained an un photography art market has shot up become desirable.” As an example are group pictures of high school DEAR DR. BLAKER; I with help from Dr, make sure I’m watching. All the work over the with the shout^ command could be angry with you if, semesters. She was also defeated team in his out of nowhere.” Of course the the book shows a Norfolk, Connec classes, families, store employees, have been under a terrible Blaker’s newsletter "When Like a small child he is winter and spring are star “Come” brings him back inducted into Phi Theta senior year. He was also highest-priced prints are those done ticut, kitchen scene from about 1900 bands and some Individual plx like strain for the past six by looking ht you, it a Loved One Threatens forever getting into mis ting to pay off, and like a to me at a full gallop. I just reminds them that they are Kappa, the national active in intramural by the “names” — Ansel Adams, where half-a-dozen piglets are the “cartes de visite” that were a months trying to do a job Ask Suicide.” Send 50 cents and chief. Any socks, shoes, proud father, I’ll list some hope it keeps up despite junior college honor sports and was a member Atget, Steichen, Weston, et al. sleeping alongside a vintage buzzing fad in the 1860’s. for which I am not not able to make the same a stamped, self-addressed towels, pillows, un of his accomplishments. other diversions when he society. of the student chapter of Another costly area for a collector cookstove. Another pic has a couple qualified. Dr. Blaker kind of move. envelope to Dr, Blaker in derwear, etc., not nailed He’ll “sit” on the com begins his more serious She completed a four- the American Society of TONIGHT: ’The last meeting of I think it is more likely, care of Manchester would be to follow the history of (the man with a tall hat), sitting on the season for the Central Conn. It all started when a down will suddenly appear mand “Hup” . He’ll also sit training. week secretarial in Civil Engineers. a porch with a high-wheeler bike Karen Blaker, Ph.D. however, that they are ac Herald, P.O. Box 475, photography through the glass plate Coin Qub. It wiU be at Mott’s Com friend of mine offered to in his mouth and, he will on just one whistle blast, or And serious training is Nadine A. Leone ternship at Connecticut He is a 1978 graduate of era and the time of dagueireotypes, leaning n ^rb y . take a look at my resume tually preparing Radio City Station, New trot by you. Head and tail just a hand signal. It what he is going to get this General Insurance Co. in David A. Locke Manchester High School. More evidence of the boom comes munity Hall, 587 Middle ’Turnpike themselves for your depar York, N.Y. 10019. ambrotypes, tintypes and so forth. East, 7-9 o’clock. during one of my job held high, the article being sometimes takes him a few summer. With my good Bloomfield, while still a student. The May 31 Brokman’s Weekly from the pages of the Antique searching periods. He had ture. It will be a loss for Write to Dr. Blaker at carried by Beau, the seconds to respond, but friend Tom Quinn, dog She’s a graduate of East Catholic High School and tells of a sale at Christie’s (NYC), ’Trader newspaper. In one story the SUNDAY: The First Sunday recently taken a course in them when you leave and the above address. The retriever. he’s 95 percent good. trainer extraordinaire, they will somehow try to while there received honors and served as vice presi that turned up an album of 46 prints author Is describing his collection of Stamp Bourse at the Ramada Inn, resume writing. volume of mail prohibits If you should not happen He “heels” very well. showing us the way, we are dent of the Future Secretaries Association. She was also Glenney earns degree that evidently were used by Henry WWI snapshots. ’They are not battle 100 East River Drive, East Hart By the time he was protect themselves against personal replies, but to see that he has com With or without a lead. both going on to advanced a member of the Ski Club. She plans to pursue a career so they don't make the example of what can go feeling those painful James in composing his travel book scenes but show uniformed soldiers ford. Hours — 10 to 5. Free admis finished with mine, I bare same mistake. wrong if one gets carried questions of general in mitted a no-no, he will We’ve reached a point training. Beau and I wilt be in the executive secretarial field. Kristine Glenney, daughter of Marjorie Glenney of emotions. terest will •‘be discussed in Coventry! and the late William E. Glenney, recently “A Little Tour in France” (1884). playing banjos in front of a tent, or sion, parking and door prizes. ly recognized my own work away with that idea. proceed to trot right up to where he’ll walk at “heel” working with Tom two history. It looked great. DEAR R EA D ER : I One of doing just that is future columns. received her bachelor of science degree from the ’These were all albumen prints in piled up on a sidecar motorcycle, or Actually getting the job you and just stand there with me for a good mile nights a week during the standing back of machine guns. And I did land a fantastic read your letter with a to remove themselves University of Vermont School of Nursing. sepia tones. Big timber loss is only the fir^t step. until you notice that he has and will not break until I summer, and I’ll fill you in Ducharme honored ’There are pictures of warplanes: a job. great deal of interest. No emotionally from you Menus, recipes and shop done something he give him two whistle with a further prhgress Phil Roberts’ print would bring a ’The annual loss' from insects and Keeping it is the real good price from anyone pursuing the DH-4 “Liberty” bomber, a SPAD It was more money than only are there courses before you leave them. It is ping tips are featured in shouldn’t have. Then he’ll blasts, or say “Alright, report later on, < Lori Ducharme, daughter of Dorothy Ducharme of disease in all United States forests challenge;! understandable, don’t you history of Manchester, or from a and a Neuport fighter. I had ever made in my available but magazine ar The Manchester Herald’s Llynwood Drive in Bolton, was the recipient of the equals 2.4 billion cubic feet of agree? tall-com addict. Hybrid com, such Another collector wants nothing whole life and I WAS ON ticles and books as well DEAR DR. BLAKER;! Focus/Food section, every Roger F. Keleher Athletic Award at St. Michael’s Kawam receives B.A. timber. that encourage people to will be leaving my job in a You could save a life Wednesday. College in Vermont. CLOUD NINE. I was hap Lynne M. Kawam of-17 Mt. Summer Drive in Bolton py, however, only for a few exaggerate — even lie — month after 10 years of ; -Ms. Ducharme, who also received her bachelor of arts weeks. Once I had started on their resumes to a loyal service. I told my co d e p w from St. Michael’s in May, was an outstanding received a bachelor of arts degree in sociology from Special Offer Qulnnipiac College in Hamden on June 6. the joh I realized I was in desired job. workers about my decision member of the school’s track and cross-country teams. Blood donor rings the bell over my head. While it is, of course, ad a few weeks ago. I am leaving the com vantageous to present At first they seemed to ’The bell at North United reached the two-gallon Rusaell Irwin. Alan P. Lamson, Louise pany next week after a oneself in the most positive envy me because I was $Qcial Security Joan W. Spak, Mn. Nancy K. Dzlellnski, Katherine Schaschl, miserable experience and I light when looking for able to leave what I felt Methodist Church rang the mark, and Russell G. Julie Breen, Eugene Griffin, Janet Sweet, Edward Timbrell Jr., Wen just wanted to warn others work, your story is an was a depressing Inne/ city Call FILM DEVELOPING good news last Tuesday — Storrs and David Prince Hubbard, Phillip Cheney, Miry R. dy S. Waldo, Joaepb A. PaggloU, environment and move to a the donation of the 100th reached the three-gallon John L. Allen, M n. Donna M. Ano, G am ache, Donald A. N eel, WlUlam H. Bayrer. William Szarek. small town in the country. JUNE 1st thru 8th pint of blood during the mark. Marie B. Benson Susan E. Sheridan, Nancy* M. Red Ooss Bloodmoblle. reached 13 gallons and Mn. Donna Undaay, M n. Mer- Now, however, I feel Summer school benefits? na Weat, Helga Schaller, Sandra VoUert, Robert H. Boone, Thoughts they are actually avoiding 643-2711 Joseph PaggloU of 186 Edward G. Berntsen Shimchik, Quentin Mangun, Catherine L. Adams, Nancy IS BETTER Nettleton, Robert G. Valerio, me. Could they be angry at Editor’s note: ’This column Is QUESTION: I plan to get number can be released to the Henry St. was the 100th reached six gallons. Lawrence Allen, Virginia G. donor and the bell ringer. Connell, Mn. Blanco E. Newman, David BarUe)^, David C. Ebdoo, me? If so, why? prepared by the Social Security Ad married this summer, but I plan to hospital upon request. Other donors were: Jane Hiompson, Joee|4i A. Tuz- He rang the bell at about 5 Mn. Dori* TimbreU, Joaepb M. ministration in East Hartford. Ad keep my maiden name and Just add Cappuccio Sr, John Sayre. zolino.' Perhaps what is having the mo.U debilitating effect on p.m. but the bloodmoblle Mn. Dolora Andrew*, Rlcbird Walter J. Andrews, Janet dress your questions to: Sal Anello, my husband’s last name to mine. Dupee, David Hajrea, Grergc R. many people today is a poor attitude. There is an at m . Sterling, Beverly Herzog, David 657 Main St., East Hartford, 06108. Will I need a new Social Security QUESTION: ’The lady who lives continued until another 12 Hubbard, ’Tbomaa R. lleAblqr, titude of lifelessness about today that Infects us and hold pints were donated for a Walk-In Donors Herzog, Janice SUmaon, Gerry Watch Your number? in the apartment next to me has a David A. SacanU, Jtnw* J. White Harvey, Michelle Plante, Daniel J. us back from living as unreservedly and as creatively as total of 112. III, Ma. Nancy Andnlot, Donald ; QUESTION: I’m a full-time severe vision impairment and is in Michl, Janine Griffin, Suzanne P. we might. ANSWER: You will need a new The bell, which is well McAlliater. Robert HaU. Janet Ritchie, Jean Johnson. 'College student receiving Social capable of doing anything/for Mr*. Marcia Memery, Rnaaall A. We are reluctant to live courageously becuuse we are FAT-60 Social Security card, but not a new Jordan, Jonathan hWood, Roth Lawrence M. Colvin, Robert A. ^Security and was thinking of atten- herself. As far as I know, vbvsonly over 100 years old, was Bagahaw, Robert E. Barde, reluctant to believe in either o u m lves or our world, let number. We will issue a card pressed into service after RjJph. Vladimir Spacek, James Bagahaw, George Shimcbick, Read what Mrs. H.L.—OAK / 1 jding summer school. Can I receive source of income is a we^ly check Tbomaa H. Cnrtiaa, Albert W. Tierney, Margaret McCoan, Lillian Legier, John E. Wralgbt, alone In those things which transcend and endure VILLE, MO., had to say showing your new name as you plan Hemingway, Miaa Ruth E. Mcln- jtenefits for the summer months? from her son. Can she get SSI church members decided Rebecca TimbreU. James Chap- Jr., William B. MaqfiUvary. about FAT-GO Ubtels. ”WeU to use it; you keep the same Social teah. Mra. Neva Slater, Hra. Pearl beyond ourselves and our world. We need to reclaim our payments, or does a person have to to ring the bell after the world and our visions for it, and make It ours again. I’ve run out of my FAT-GO ■ ANSWER: If you received a Security number all your life. You Ward, Mr*. Anne Flynn. be totally blind to qualify? 100th pint had been Mr*. Judith Morton, M n. Helen Florida Scott-Maxwell spoke of this as analagous to tablets. I hope you never LARGER r SIZE will ne^ to show us your marriage discontinue these. They have Social Security check for August, donated. Blood donations Pendleton, Albert Cbaae Jr., Ib a. the way individuals become real and vibrant persons. . 1981, no payments can be made for certificate. bad fallen off in recent Helen Aaeltlne, Ronald R. helped me so much, and I 1I0.126-135M She wrote, “You need only to claim the events of your May, June, July, or August starting ANSWER: Under SSI, a person months. Campbell, John J. Naretto, have maintained a size S for QUESTION: My husband is Service notes life to make yourself yours. When you truly possess all almost 3 years now. Thanks 1 ^ . However, you will continue whose vision is not better than 20/20 There were 103 ap Stephen Neltleton, David A. & Jn presently confined to the hospital Patelli, Clarence WetheraO, Mn. you have been and one, which may take some time, you loFATrGOtableU.” 12 exp. develop p rin t...... 12 exp. 2.99 pointments made in ad ;to be eligible for benefits subject to and we are unable to locate his even with glasses (or who has a Arlyne Peck. are fierce with reality.” Don’t you think you ought 24 exp. develop & p rin t...... 24 exp. 5.49 vance, and 74 ap- Sylvia Haach, Jack J. Uppan, tixTtain changes (no cost-of-living) Medicare card. Is there any way we limited visual field of 20 degrees or Today we need likewise to take bold of an embrace the to try FAT-GO U biett NOW? Increases and 25 percent reduction less) is considered “blind.” If a per ' polntments kept. There Mn. Jodllb Pitta, Miaa On Sals a t 36 exp. develop & p rin t...... 36 exp. 7.99 can obtain another card? JwnfciiM, Ed. J. PodUdi J r J i m C Barber finishes course Issues and events of oar common life. We need to were 48 walk-ln donors and in payments each September). son’s visual impairment is not Sombric, C ralg P U IIp a, Miaa become “fierce with reality,” to claim thoughtfully, 10 were asked to give blood UMGTPMDUK .; If you first became entitled to ANSWER: You may contract severe enough to meet the definition Owiatine Caipanter, Miaa Shann Airman ist Class Toni C. Barber, daughter of ’Thelma compassionately, and responiibly the world entrusted to Social Security after August 1961, of blindness, he or she might qualify at a la^r time. Hkaa, Garland W. R e ^ . E. a » l Anthony J. Barber of 10 Newman St„ baa the Salem nassiff camera shop your nearest Social Security office our care. nunucY ^ou can get a check for any month and ask them for a new Medicare for SSI payments as a d iu b M per One-gallon donors were Richard O. Small, Richard graduated from the U.S. Air Force aircraft electrical 639 main 94S *7iff maneke$tmr Gertrude Tinklepaugh, Laualer, Mn. Roberta Brycai tMi mum urn ni nr-a 'you attend school fulltime during card. ’The new card should be son. For more information about SSI Kevin O’Brien, June C. Werdlin, repair course at Cbanute Air Force Base, HI- Rev. Frederick P. Moaer ovBrnlght tarv/ce avallabiB 50* extra jMay, June, or July 1962. But no received about a month from the eligibility requirements, call any ’Thomas Waldo, and Sarah Arthur R. Tinea, Paulina Smith, She will now serve at Pope Air Force Base, N.C., with I t Mary*! Episcopal Church jiaymeots can be made after that. date of your request. ’The Medicare Social Security office. Bryce. Patricia Dow Gloria Baaaott. UUIaa Irwin, the 317th Avionics Maintenance Squadron. - 13 ------MANCHESTER------HERALD.:------Tues,.!------June 1,1------1982 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. June 1. 1982 Yankee Traveler ig pay day Tuesday TV ipO^etjamp Seafarers, Page 13 11:00 P.M. g® - MOVIE: 'Lea Miaerables' 6:00P.M, Jean Valjaan's mamorable ife- CD - M«A»S*H (’y i - Eyewitness Mews long escape for sieaUng a loaf of bread, with the chase lad by (5 ) - Chorlie's Angels C D d 3) ( S ) (39) ® (D “ Benny Hill Show inspector Javert is based on the landlubbers (J) (3) gg ® - News Tuesday Victor Hugo classic of the (32) - ESPN Sports Center (D - Hewali Five-0 French revolution. Frederic dD - Professional Boxing March, Charles Laughton. John (11) - Barney Miller From Las Vegas Beal. Cedric Hardwicke, Ro ® - 1978 Wimbledon dD - Festival of Faith chelle Hudson. 1935. j Highlights ® ' Twilight Zone - People Now ^ ( Brdwl marks Phillie yvin have choice (l3) - Calliope Children's' (22) - Entertainment Tonight Programs Today's stories are ■ m Lance Kerwin (I.) stars as (S ) - Sports Tonight 'The Man W ho Made Spinning one o( a trio of boys who gets (@ - MOVIE; 'Mean Streets' 1:15A.M. in two runs. Luis DeLeon picked up Tops,' 'Madeline,' 'The Boy By Mike Tully Philadelphia, which entered the Three young men grow up to QD - MOVIE: 'Carbon Copy' A W ho Liked Deer' and 'Beyond involved in a hunting accident. ninth with only one hit, rallied to tie his second save. Doug Bird, 3-5, suf (Editor’s Note: Another in a series of weekly features gether and struggle to survive in white executive's life takes an UPl Sports Writer the Stars: A Space Story.' (60 "The CBS Afternoon New York City's Little Italy. the score. National League fered the loss. written for U P l by the ALA Auto and Travel Club aimed Playhouse" presentation of THE unexpected turn when his unk min.) Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel. nown black son shows up. In a game in which throws kept The fight came in the seventh Duflgrra 5, PirateH 4 at providing New Englanders with fuel-conserving, SHOOTING will air Tuesday, David Proval. 1973. Rated R; G5) - Festival of Faith George Segal, Susan Saint winding up where they didn’t when Phillies’ reliever Ron Reed At Pittsburgh, Mike Scioscia, who close-to-home leisure trips.) June 1. Lynn Redgrave (r.) is James, Jack Warden. Rated PG. (g5) - Star Trek (2D - Dick Cavett Conclusion. had a second-inning solo homer, and also featured in this drama. Guests are Federico Fellini and belong, all Johnny Bench did was drilled Mario Soto with a pitch after (g$ - Over Easy 1:30 A.M. two homers to help the Reds to a 4-0 By John Zonderman CHECK LISTINGS FOB EXACT TIME Marcello Mastroianni. follow the trend. the Reds’ starter had hit Schmidt pinch hitter Ken Landreaux each hit (g|) - Reporter 41 @ > World Cup Report (D " Charlie Rose Show “ We got the out we wanted,” Cin and Dernier with pitches. lead. eighth-inning sacrifice flies to break ALA Auto and Travel Club - MOVIE: Continental A © ) - Business Report CD “ Love American Style cinnati Manager John McNamara "1 honestly believe there is a time In other games. New York a 3-3 tie. The win went to reliever Written for UPl Divide' A potiticaT reporter is (33) - Independent Network said Monday night after a throwing when retaliation is needed,” said defeated Atlanta 10-4, San Diego Steve Howe, 3-1, who pitched the sent irtto the wild country to in 11:30 P.M. News WELLESLE'V, Mass. — A moonlight cruise in Rhode terview an ornithologist with Reed. I don’t know that Soto was outlasted Chicago 9-7, Los Angeles seventh in relief of starter Ted CD CD - News j t error by third baseman Bench with whom he falls in love, John Be- 02) - ESPN's Inside Baseball topped Pittsburgh 5-4, St. Louis Island and an afternoon of seafaring music in - Mission Impossible two out in the ISth inning gave the throwing at our players, but he hit Power. lushi, Blair Brown 1981 CD @ ) - Twilight Zone Massachusetts are available for those with sea legs the If Philadelphia Phillies a 5-4 victory two of them.” crushed San Francisco 11-6, and CardinalH II, Gianta 6 (58) - Jeffersons '.At; CD - Nightline weekend of June 4-6. For landlubbers, the ALA Auto and 2:00 A.M. ; over the Reds in a game marred by Soto, Reed and Cincinnati Montreal blanked Houston 10-0. At St. Louis, Ozzie Smith, Willie (i^ - Here's to Your Health I C D - Maude dD - News/Sign Off shortstop Dave Concepcion were Mela 10, Braves 4 McGee, and Tito Landrum drove in Travel Club suggests you head for a balloon festival in (33) - Saturday Night Live a bench-clearing brawl. “ Johnny just 6:30P.M, - MOVIE: 'Tell Me Where ejected from the game by plate um At New York, Charlie Puleo two runs apiece in a 10-run fourth Vermont or a bluegrass music festival in Connecticut. (3D - MOVIE: 'Continental CD didn’t make the play.” ® - CBS News It Hurts' A middle aged house Divide’ A political reporter is Bob Dernier led o ff the 15th with a pire Harry Wendelstedt. allowed six hits and truck out 10 in 7 for the Cardinals, who sent 15 IRRKPRES.SIBI.I. R O M A N TIC S will want to head QJ) - Jeffersons wife changes her life when she ] sent into the wild country to in forms a women's single off loser Bob Shirley, 2-3, and With one out in the ninth. Dernier 2-3 innings and catcher John Stearns batters to the plate. It was their for Warren, R.I., on Friday, June 4, for a 7 p.m. boar ^ - NBC News terview an ornithologist with dl) - El Derecho do Nacer Te- are bound together by a dying consciousness-raising group ■ Pete Rose sacrificed him to second. walked and Rose filed out. Schmidt drove in three runs to spoil the biggest inning since July 17, 1980, ding of the Bay Queen which will sail by moonlight to @S) - M atch Gama whom he falls in love. John Be- - Business Report lenoveia en la cual Maria Elena code of chivalry. Jean Gabin, with her friends. Maureen Sta After Mike Schmidt was walked In lined a single to center and Gary return of Atlanta Manager Joe and the biggest in the league this ( ^ - Barney Miller Eric Von Stroheim, Pierre Fres- lushi, Blair Brown. 1981. Rated Newport and back passengers enjoy dinner, dancing and - Noticiro Nacional SIN del Hunco da a luz un hijo ilegi- pleton, Paul Sorvino, Ayn R u y -. (40) - People's Court nay. 1932. PG. tentionally, Gary Matthews sent Matthews walked to load the bases. Torre. It marked Torre’s first season. entertainment. Noticias nacionales con Guil timo Su padre al enterarse de man. 1974 (2D - Wild. Wild West Dernier to third with a flyout. Bo Diaz then doubled to right to appearance at Shea Stadium since ICviioa 10, Aitiroa 0 Boarding is at Gate Four, Flount Shipyards, 461 Water lermo Resirepo osto decide deshacerse del nino 8:00 P.M. (S) ® - American Playhouse CD “ Joe Franklin Show pero Mama* Dolores, su negra 'Oppenheimer.' As progress on he was fired last season after five At Montreal, Tim Wallach - Bob Newhart @ - Newsdesk 03) - MOVIE; 'Winchester Manny Trillo then hit a grounder score two runs, knocking out Joe St., Warren. Tickets are $17.50 per person, available criada. decide encargarse del C5) (3 ) - Yabba Dabba Doo 2 the development of the first (2D " Tonight Show Guest '7 3 ' A man out to settle an old to Bench, whose low throw bounced Price in favor of Jim Kern. years as the Mets’ manager. smacked a pair of two-run homers in - ABC News This special features some of atomic bomb proceeds on only by advance reservation by calling (401) 463-7900. bebe Nadle conoce la historia host David Brenner is joined by score tracks down his ex-buddy hasia que Albertico se convierte the most famous cartoon stars past first baseman Dan Driessen to Trillo ran for Diaz and Garry Padres 9, Cuba 7 support of Charlie Lea’s four-hitter The moonlight cruise is just part of Rhode Island’s ® - Over Easy schedule. Oppenheimer inter Helen Gurley Brown. (60 min.) who escapes, taking his prized en doctor y se envuelve con su in the Hanna-Barbera 'Hall of venes in a dispute between two Maddox lined a single to left. Trillo At Chicago, Tim Flannery drove for the Expos. Lea, 4-2, ran his Winchester rifle. Dan Duryea, make a winner of Sid Monge, 2-0, month-long celebration of the ocean. Other events will 7:00 P.M propia familia. Veronica Castro, Fame.' |R) (60 min.) of the project's scientists. (60 (2D - Captioned ABC M. John Drew Barrymore. John who pitched the final 1 1-3 innings. barely beat the throw to the plate in three runs and Ruppert Jones and streak of scoreless conscutive in include tall ships visiting Newport June 23-27, and CD - CBS News Socorro Avelar, Humberto Zu- rS) - P.M. Magazine min.) [Closed Captioned] N e w s Saxon. 1967 “ It was a real team victory,” said from right fielder Paul Householder Sixto Lezeano each homered for the nings to 26. In the month of May, Gaspee Days, a festival running until June 12 com CD d i- M*A*S'H rita. @3) “ Happy Days Fonzie ® - Uncle Floyd (3) 9:30P.M. CS) - This Week in the NBA Philadelphia Manager Pat Corrales. to score the tying run. Padres, Chris Welsh, 3-1, pitched Lea allowed 21 hits in 44 innings memorating the burning in 1772 of the British revenue CD - Muppet Show @5) - Entertainment Tonight has a reunion with his former 12:00 A.M. h\ gang. (Closed-Captioned) (3) ® - Too Clo«o For (23) - Sports Update "Everybody played a role.” Driessen drove in three runs with the first 6 1-3 innings and also drove over six starts. : schooner Gaspee. CD - ABC News @5) - Welcome Back Kotter Com fort Henry.'s free-spirited CD - Hawaii Five-0 (3D - N C A A Division II M en's (22) - Kojak - Business Report neice arrives. - Entertainment Tonight C D ■ You Asked For It Track Championships from CD - El Show de Iris Chacon FOR M l SIC FANS, the Peabody Museum in Salem. - Rojo Verano Telenovela (2D (5i) (gl - News 7:30P.M. California State - Sacramento CD - Peny Mason Vedette Iris Chacon presenta un Mass, will have an afternoon of traditional, contem en la cual Jorge Solano regresa (© - This Week in the NBA (D - P IYI. Magazine fl4) - MOVIE: 'Stripes' A re CD * Racing from Roosevelt programa de musica y baile. porary and original music of the sea on Sunday, June 6, a su hogar en Puerto Rico des O - Some Call Them Freaks (D ~ All In the Family cruit has his own ideas as lo pues de estar en prision por 20 (32) T P K A Full Contact Karate (P - MOVIE: 'Private beginning at 3 p.m. how the 'New Arm y' should anos por un crimen cometido en Benjamin' A spoiled rich girl, Richard Kiley hosts this sensi CD - You Asked For It (^5) - Pelicula: 'Los Irrompi- Three groups, Peter Marston. Ingrid Marston and tive account of some extraordi work. Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, defensa propia y decide vengar looking for a better way of life, Martinez needed something bles' nary human oddities CD (S) - Family Feud Warren Oates. 1981. Rated R. el crimen cometido contra sus is conned into joining the Army. Ivar Barentson: "Children of Lir"; and Stuart Frank _ - MOVIE; 'The Fan' A Goldie Hawn. Albert Brooks, Ei (1§) - Are You Anybody? CD - Major League Baseball: (38) - Professional Tennis: padres y hermano. Romi aod Mary Malloy will perform There is no charge above Atlanta at New York Mets French Open Middle Rounds zares es el asesino y dueno de young man terrorizes the chic leen Brennan. 1980. (2$ - Charlie's Angels circle surrounding his favorite rrfular museum admission. GD - Major League Baseball: ( ^ - m o v i e ': 'Damn Yankees' la plantacion de azucar que los stage star. Lauren Bacall. James 2:30 A.M. T h e Peabody Museum is located in East India Square, Si) - Moneyline New York Yankees at Toronto A middle-aged baseball fan padres de Jorge poseian cuando el crimen fue cometido. Garner, Maureen Stapleton. (S ) - ESPN Sports Center Salem. For more information call (617) 745-1876. (H) - MOVIE; The Kids Are (S> - ESPN Sports Center makes a deal with the Devil and Alright' The history of-the Bri is transformed into a young Axel Anderson, Galdys Rodri ® - MOVIE: 'A Matter of ^1) - Overnight Desk special on a very trying night ® - Sports Look guez. FANS O F R l.l K(;R,ASS music will want to head for tish rock band The W ho is first-class ball player. Tab Hun lnr>ocence' A plain, mousy 2:45A.M . traced through interviews and (0 ) - Sports Tonight ter, Gwen Verdon, Ray W al 10:00P.M. young girl accompanies her aunt Preston, Conn , this weekend for a three day festival. concert footage Peter To w n ston. 1958. on a cruise to Singapore where (2D - MOVIE: The Kids Are (3) ® - MacNell-Lehrer C D - N ew s It's the 5th annual Strawberry Park Campground send. Roger Daltry, Keith Moon an Indian gigolo transforms her. Alright' The history of the Bri By Mark Friedman port the courageous pitching of Mar drove in three runs with two doubles Report (13) - Primenews/120 tish rock band The W ho is Festival, on Pierce Road Admission is $6 for the 1979. Rated PG CD d9) - Hart to Hart The Hayley Mills, Trevor Howard, UPl Sports Writer tinez, who won his fifth game in nine to back the Combined six-hit - Dios se lo Pague Telen (ID dD - Bret Maverick odds change unfavorably for the Shashi Kapoor. 1968. traced through interviews' and SI) - Sneak Previews Hosts decisions. pitching of Dave Stieb and Joey weekend. ovela en la cual Carlos Pereira Maverick uses the newspaper Harts at the debut of their prize concert footage. Peter To w n UPl photo American League Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel 139) - MOVIE: 'Maniona of His hard slider and overpowering para continuar manipulando la to bad-mouth a targe Eastern thoroughbred. (60 min.) send, Roger Daltry, Keith Moon. With the score tied 3-3 in the sixth, McLaughlin. Stieb, 4-5, who shut out Call Strawberry Park at 1203) 886-1944 for more infor- highlight six films that they con America' Pt. 2 herencia de su hija. le prohibe Company. (R) (60 min.) [Closed-Captioned] 1979. Rated PG. fastball have been effective tools Ripken singled and went to third on New York last week in a 7-0 victory, mhtion. sider to be Buried Treasures,’ casarse con el hombre que (gz) - PBS Late Night UMP ED MONTAGUE IN MAKESHIFT UNIFORM but Dennis Martinez needed good movies that the public (3) dZ) - Danger UXB From CD - Kiner's Komer 3:00 A.M. a two-out single to right by Sakata, went 6 2-3 innings, allowing three ama. Federico LuppI, Leonor Be Masterpiece Theatre Brian and ... makes lineup changes during Cubs-Dodger game In Chicago .'i'llF B A LLO O N S won't go around the world in 80 missed first time around. - MOVIE: The Legend of 12:30 A.M. something special on a very trying who took off for second as Ripken nedetto. his roommate Ken return from a dD CD - M O V IE ; 'The Emerald of hits and two runs. The decision the Lone Ranger' When the - Rat Patrol days, butthey will be all around Shelburne, Vt., near the bomb disposal briefing and are (3) Artatama' An adventurer is night. broke for home on a 1-and-l pitch to Detroit. Richie Hebner and Larry marked the first time this season Cavendish gang sets out to kid Clanadian border this weekend for the Lake Champlain dispatched to defuse a booby- (5 ) - Alice caught in a triple cross when Erica Martinez, who was struck Al Bumbry. Ripken barely beat Herndon singled and Lance Parrish nap Ulysses S. Grant, the Lone three treacherous groups battle Stieb earned a victory without trapped bomb in a schoolyard. 13) - MOVIE: 'Curse of the by a car Monday afternoon, was Balloon Festival. Ranger- and Tonto ride to the for the secret of a tost Egyptian pitcher Jon Matlack's throw to the w alked on a 3-and-2 pitch o ff (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] C at People' A child becomes pitching a shutout. The weekend festival takes place at the Shelburne rescue. Klinton Spilsbury, Jason treasure. Rory Calhoun, James Miller's grand.,slam being examined in a hospital while plate to give the Orioles a 4-3 lead. reliever Doug Corbett, 1-3, to load obsessed after visiting an old J @D - MOVIE: 'The Awaken Robards, Michael Horse. 1981. Philbrook. 1967. her father, visibly worried about his Knyals It, While Sox 4 Museum and includes aerial activities and displays of ing' Attempting to save his woman in a haunted house. Si After the double steal, Bumbry the bases. Lou Whitaker’s ground Rated PG. 0 D - MOVIE: 'Beyond the balloons. child from demonic forces, an mone Simon, Kent Smith, 1944. 7-year-oId daughter, went to work. singled to score Sakata and knock single to right scored Hebner and At Kansas City, Mo., Willie Wilson - Star Trek Reef' A pet tiger shark helps a Cinema archaeologist meets the super ^9) (33) - Star Trek Martinez pitched eight innings to and John Wathan collected three ■ For more information call the Shelburne Museum at young man and his sweetheart out starter Jon Matlack. The Orioles Herndon to tie the score and Turner natural head-on, Charlton Hes (2 ) - Crossfire decisive for lied Sox help the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-7 hits apiece to pace an 18-hit attach (802) 958-2598. (2D - Night Gallery save some fabled black pearls. added three runs in the eighth off singled up the middle to drive in ton. Susannah York, Stephanie (S ) “ With Ossie and Ruby Zimbalist. 1980. (2T) - W e s t Coast Report Dayton Ka'Ne, Maren Jensen. victory oyer the Texas Rangers, reliever Steve Comer on a Parrish, making a winner of for the Royals, who put together .ioNCF. AG AIN this weekend, Connecticut has a full 1 ^-2 4 Horas Rated PG. (S ) - Benny Hill Show OAKLAND, Calif. (UPl) - field seats. then showered and rushed home to runscoring single by Rich Dauer and reliever Elias Sosa, 3-2. back-to-back five-run innings to lineup of flea markets and antique shows: Slorrs (S) - MOVIE: 'Lost Weekend' H urlforil The brutal life of an alcoholic is ® - MOVIE: 'Blow Out' ( ^ - Late Night with David (2D * M O V IE : 'Keys O f The Ojeda, who picked up his second verify what he had been told at the a two-run homer by Ken Singleton, Indians 9, Twins 4 blow open the game and drop the Trans-Lue College Trying to record the perfect Kingdom' Based on A. J. Cron Oakland’s Bo McLaughlin was • Saturday, June 5, Stamford, at the Yacht Haven ..\ilirneiiiii — Tarzan depicted. Ray Mittand, Jane W y Letterman David is joined by start of the game — his little girl Sox to their fourth straight loss. scream, a movie sound-effects looking sharp through the first three victory against four defeats, his fourth homer. ( At Cleveland, rookie Von Hayes rw in — Get Out Your man, Phil Terry. 1945. John Dykstra. (60 min.) in's famous novel of the Scot West; and His Mate (G ) 2. — man becomes entangled in a tish missionary whose devotion allowed just two more hits before was resting comfortably. drove in five runs with a three-run Mariners 5, Brewers 4 Handkerchifs 2, 7:15, with innings of his second outing as a D • Ridgefield, Veteran’s Park from 10 a m. to 5 p.m.; Laura 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. 8:30P.M. real-life murder. John Travolta, 12:45A.M. to humanity conquers the forces giving way to Stanley in the sixth. “ Do you know his daughter was In other AL games, Detroit edged homer, a bases-Ioaded walk and a At Seattle, Bruce Bochte singled the Seduction of Mimi 4, starting pitcher, right up until Rick • Hebron for antique dolls and miniatures from 11 Cinema G ilv — Das Boot Nancy Allen. 1981. (29) - M O V IE : 'Ashanti' A man which set out to destroy his Stanley earned his second save. hit by a car today?” said Oriole C a lifo rn ia 4-3, Boston downed home the tying run in the ninth in CD ~ Carol Burnett and mission in China. Gregory Peck, M iller hit a fastball for a grand slam double and hot-hitting Andre Thorn a.m. to 4 p.m. Call (203) 537-2655 for more information; 9:15. — Clash of the Titans ( ^ - Hogan's Heroes crosses the Sahara in pursuit of Oakland 5-2, C levelan d routed (R ) 1, 3:55,' 7, 9:55. — Friends Thomas Mitchell, Vincent Price. over the right field fence. Boston added another run in the pitching coach Ray Miller. ".He ton smacked a two-run homer to ning and Paul Serna hit a two-run • Or Suffield at the Hathaway House Barn, 55 S. Main (P G ) 2:30, 4:45, 7, 9:10. - - Melody of a City; Arab slave traders who kid Roommates 1:15, 3, 4:45, 9, C D (19) *- Laveme and Shirley napped his wife. Peter Ustinov, Roddy McDowell. 1945. seventh. Henderson dropped didn’t know she was all right until Minnesota 9-4, Toronto nipped New power Cleveland' to its eighth homer in the 11th to power the The Song Remains the Chicago The sights and sounds Bob Ojeda and Bob Stanley com St., from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call (203) 745-1629 for more in — Victor, Victoria (PG) 2, Laverne and Shirley search for a Omar Shariff, Rex Harrison. S2) - Gunsmoke Miller’s liner to left for a twobase the home plate umpire went out and Y ork 5-4, Kansas C ity ripped Mariners. With one out in the 11th, precious earring Laverne lost. of Chicago are captured in this bined on a five-hitter Monday to lead straight victory and drop hapless formation 4:30, 7:25, 9:55. — Visiting ■ Same midnight. — Cheech 1979. Chicago 11-4 and Seattle topped Lenny Randle singled off loser Jerry [Closed-Captioned) program featuring some of its (2D - Cristina Bazan the Boston Red Sox to a 5-2 decision error. Jerry Rem y sacrificed him to told him before the first pitch. Don’t Minnesota to its 12th straight loss, and Chong’s Nice Dreams best musical performers (60 let anybody say anything about Milwaukee 5-4 in 11 innings. Augustine, 0-2, and Serna followed Hours 2:15, 4:15, 7:45, 9:45. - Oral Roberts Special 1:00 A.M. 3:30 A.M. over the A’s. third, and M iller scored on Dwight the longest streak since the Twins (R ) midnight. min.) courage when a guy handles that.” Tigers 4, Angels 3 Colonial — Body and (H ) - El Show de Iris Chacon (X) - Adam-12 02) - NCAA Division II Men's Miller hit his third career grand Evans’ ground ball. dropped 13 in a row in their first with his second homer of the game \*ernon 10:30P.M. At Anaheim, Calif., pinch hitter Davis' nude statue S o u l ( R ) with P o r k Vedette Iris Chacon presenta un (3) - Get Smart Track Championships from slam in the fourth to give The A ’s scored a run in the eighth Cal Ripken and Lenn Sakata season, 1961. to make a winner of Mike Stanton, 1- N Cine 1 & 2 — Robin programa de musica y baile. CD -* Entertainment Tonight California State - Sacramento Jerry Turner’s RBI single capped a Chopper (R ) frotn 1. 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TORONTO (UPl) - New York’s loss to the Toronto Blue Jays "(John) knew our position — that Bette Davis sculpted when Rocky III (PG ) 1,3,5,7:10, 9:25. — Cheech and Chong’s life and Sheriff Semple gives " I felt strong, but maybe I lost my Tom my John isn’t going to make marked only the 10th time in a we were short in the bullpen and she was an 18-year-old 9:30, 11:30. — Dead Men Nice Dreams (R) mid Field a warning. Part two. Sher iff Semple tries to cover up an concentration,” McLaughlin said. ace reliever Rich Gossage lose any decade he's been used in re lie f.. that I was going to rest Goose star-struck kid. Don't Wear Plaid (PG) night. — Visiting Hours ( R ) attack on Lute-Mae. (R) (2 hrs.) “ I just don’t know. I started aiming sleep, but the 39-year-old southpaw “ I only threw 36 pitches — that’s (Gossage) — so he volunteered for .But the statue’s possible 1:30, 3:25, 5:15, 7:20, 9:30, 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12. - MOVIE; 'Grand Illusion' the ball.” made a nice showing emerging from not really a lot,” he added. “ I bullpen duty,” Michael said. existence is news to city of 11:30. — Fighting Back (R ) W'illimantie World War I German captors McLaughlin set the big Inning by the bullpen to throw two innings of probably threw less pitches than I Toronto had gained a 5-1 lead off ficials — and now the great 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:30, 10, Jillson Square Cinema walking Glenn Hoffman and Gary shutout baseball Monday night. would have thrown along the loser Roger Erickson, 4-5, when statue hunt is on and the 11:50. — The Sword and the - Rocky III (PG) 2:10, Allenson, and allowing a base hit. “ Where’s my agent,” quipped sideline.” John stepped to the mound to end a actress’ son even Sorcerer 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 4:20, 7:10, 9:20. — Conan SHOWCASE Miller’s blast wiped out a 1-0 John, who has seen little dut^ other With the Yankee pitching staff Blue Jay rally in the fifth with three suggested holding a con 7:15, 9:50, 11:45. - On the Babarian 2, 4:30, 7, Oakland lead. Rickey Henderson than as a starter in 20 years in'the depleted by injuries, New York easy outs. test. Golden Pond (PG ) 1, 3:10, 9:30. — Dead Men Don’t CINEIMS Wed., Thurs,, Fri, u M u m mawm opened the first iiining by hitting majors. Manager (>ene Michael looked to “ Can you find Bette Bette Davis 5:15, 7:25, 10, 12. - Wear Plaid 2:15, 4:15, 7:15, %t,50msnnmmm flwwomY Ojeda's second pitch into the left His appearance in New Y ork ’s 5-4 John for help. Davis’ nude statue," asked Chariots of Fire (PG) 2, 9:15. — Quest for Fire (R ) the Boston Herald was hired by a woman 4:30, 7:10, 9:45, 12:05. - If 2:20, 4:20, 7:20, 9:20. Have you been looking American in a frontpage sculptress to pose nude for You Could See What 1 Hear W inilsdor headline today. (P G ) 1, 3:05, 5:05, 7:25, Plaza Robin Hood (G ) 2, the statue when she was 18 INTERSTATE 84 EXIT 58 Inside it ran three pic 9:50. — The Long Good 7:30. for a place to go where "after high school, when I U S T HARTFORD 568-8810 tures of nude or seminude was a very young person." Friday (R ) 2, 4:25, 7:15, Gossage Yankees' 'Meal Ticket' women statues in city " I took all sorts of jobs to 9:40, 11:50. HALL FOR RENT parks and asked, "Is one of earn money; we needed Manchester For parties, showers, recep ROCKY lll^ you can meet friends ... tions. meetings. Complete these Bette?” money," she said. “ I was IJA Theaters East — that he's getting what’s called bis “ slufve’’ — kitchen facilities, Large NEW Y O R K (U P l) - Some otthe younger Miss Davis, 74, told Conan the Barbarian (R ) — SHOWN AT;- asked to pose for a statue enclosed parking lot. Inquire: members in the audience never had the a part slider, part curve — over the plate. His PJayboy in an interview of ‘Spring,’ for a fountain.” 2:20, 4:35, 7:10, 9 ;2 5 .-T h e sit back and relax? pleasure of seeing a pitcher called "th e Meal fastball, however, is what makes him the released today that if she Rocky Horror Picture Lithuanian Hall extraordinary asset he is to the Yankees. On Miss Davis said she 24 GOLWAY STREET DIM MEN DON'T Tichet.’ ’ Sports v ia e starting out now she Show midnight. — Porky’s ordinary days, Gossage Is merely in doesn’t remember the MANCHESTER WEAR PLAID The Three Penny Pub What a shame. \{»uld never do nude name of the sculptress. (R ) 2. 3:50,5:40,7:30,9:45. Whoever hung that nickname on Carl timidating. When he turns up the heat, he’s Call before e P.M. ------SHOWN A i r : - | P ^ Parade se&ies in movies but ad “ She was rather an — Cheech and Chong’s Nice Phone 643-0618 Hubbell couldn't have possibly picked a excruciating. He has been referred to as a t r- mitted as a star-struck Dreams (R ) midnight. — is now open and offers elderly woman, with a better one. In the 16 years he pitched for the Milt RIchman flame-thrower. Standing up to him is more tSen, she posed nude for a male assistant to help Visiting Hours (R ) 2, 3:50, New York Giants, from 1928 through 1943, like facing a blow torch. s «lu e that was supposed to her,” she said. “ She had a 5:45, 7:45, 9:45, 12. just that atmosphere. Hub was slicker than floor wax with that In the game with Minnesota, after b i'^ Ia c ^ in a city park, uttle dressing room at the R ock ville lefthanded scretyball of bis that accountedfor relieving Guidry in the eighth inning, - SHOWN ATi- ■?‘fl tell you I was mor top of the stairs and told F’ilm Festival Cinemas 253 victories, earned him the National Gossage was tagged for a leadoff homer by tified,’’ the -Academy me to just go up end strip — Batman 1:30. — Tess Open from League’s MVP award twice and put him In ' Tom Brunansky, the good-looking, Award-winning actress, please. 1:30, 7:30. — King’s Row 7 Hissiiiiorpa the Hall of Fame at Cooperstown. rlghtbanded hitting rookie outfielder the who appeared in 80 movies with You Can’t Take It 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. OldKlhgCarlUves tn Mesa, Arts., and Will . be^nning to turn, it on vritb the result that he Twins Just got from the Angels, but he then including such screen With You 4, 9:10. I IS 'be79ihafewwedk4: Thdld8t timehepltcbed ^ shows 37 s ^ e o u t S id 28 Jnhings, has struck struck out Uie next three men, and got two -SHOWN fVi- classics as “ AH About vs Friday and Saturday til 2 A.M. was nearly 40 y eiw i ago. But New YoHc has out 13 of the last 27 batters he has faced and more on strikes in the ninth. Eve” and "Jezebel,’’she aq oth er"M eaI T ick et" noW, gnother pitcher b9 and Dan Quisenberry of the Royals are Butch Wynegar, whom the Yankees got said of the experience. “ It CHARIOTS who’s ..money in the bank practically every tied for the American League lead in saves from the Twins a couple of weeks ago, was took me years to get over SWIMMING POOLS DIE FLEDERMAUS We also offer — a superb menu time out, only he’s a.strapping right-hander with 11 apiece. handling Gossage, and he turned to plate um it.” HUGE POOL • HUGE SAVINGS ornRE^ with the Yankees, not a sldnny left-hander Michael tends to believe as Gossage goes, pire Steve Palerm o and said to him, “ You — SHOWMWt— But Miss Davis, born in JUNE3-JUIIE19 with the Giants, a reliever, not a starter, and so go the Yankees, and there is more thra a don’t know what a pleasure it is to catch him Lowell, Mass., said she Matinee June 13 featuring... SoupSf salad, quiche, his name is Goose Gossage, not Carl Hubbell. measure of trutt there. Although last Sun rather than bit against him.” UPI photo Hardest thrower today ia Houston’s Nolan day’s fifth straight win still left them7 games The night before, Gossage saved a 1-0 win No evening perfor ON GOLDEN 978 sandwiches and desserts Ryan.-Hla:laatball.has been clocked atjlOO.S bodnd the first-place Red Sox in the Eastern over the Twins for Dave Rlghetti after ERNIE WHITT SLAMS INTO BUTCH WYNEGAR ^ Kil l pRicr POOL SALE P O N D iP o , I iriAMCINCj mance June 6 b itt- G o k i^ is very, eldte to ,.. Diytaion race, it pui-the Yahkeei OVM’ ^SdO for Rigbetti walked Mickey Hatcher leading off ... Yankee catcher dropped ball against Blue Jays Monday All price* drattlcally • '''■ '** ' — SHOWN ATt- " a I'I'M' SV.IM AHJ A 15' » • V UAlijAW 5 bltif dr 4' llhipM^tltdd-ihis Star.: t ■the. Oihth. Right fielder Dave Engle was the reduced on new 1982 .- vGddsige p M a ^ ; ' flrst batter Gossage faced. Femlly-8lza 31’ Air CondK/oned *A Piano Bar f ). t w d » s w ;' a ■« . - ■' II SAVE GAS II VACATION AT HOME Hj vhg Ron Ouldrir’s keventh Vietory id Sun-' Swimming Poole, NanM S. Jerfemm Tbeatre FICHTIN6 'rtAVWhen tp d t bim.id,’ lflg m w ^ o ^ ' ’ - "Before he got Into the batter’s box, Dave Rain postponed track meet UNICORN PRPOUCTS, Inc. •A full liquor license, Three a i « good,:’ feajn Yaiake* YiUuuger Gene ^ y ’s 4-3 decision over the Twins. It wad d just shrugged his shoulders and said, ‘Well, S complete with deck, POOL INCLUDES; i n i htmi IM. SMA CT. The Univenity sf CaoRee- fence, liltar end * niter e Pump * Bracing | iACKISl NQdiaelin Wiuthas tohdttieutiderstatement . two-ihhing mop4ip Job, whidi ia as long as what can I do?’’’ Wynegar explains with a § *• n WmM. Rmh cdL ennyPi werrenty. Includee * Huge Sun Decks * Unsrs t M — SHOWN AT:------R & R Hours 4pm-7pm of the year and with tbd same expressbn the Hichael likes to use him. m ile. "It was as if he was resigned to what $ First annual Manchester In Catholic and host Manchester, w ill delivery lor only * Ladders * Fence B Steire | TADIE and TAP cat had after swallowing the canary. " I know “ If I can keep him short all year, we’U be he could expect, but then be doubled.” % vitational Track Meet was post be held Wednesday afternoon at CALL COLLECT ! Ticket 4.50-6.50 with hors d*oeuvres. aU right," Michael says. "W e’ve got him on That put runners on second and third with x poned last Saturday due to rain. P ete W igren Track at 3 o’clock. Tbs :S978.00 while eupply MANCmSIt H ci be isn’t invincible and they can score on him, 24 Hours 7 Days | Evea. at 5 P.M. the right track. The shorter I can keep him, The girls’ meet, involving teams boys’ m eet has been reset next leele. Flnenclng LOCATION/ Manehetter Parkade f but I ’ll take, m y chances, V . one out. Gossage left them there by striking £ eveileble. Cell col AREA CODE ^202) I , Mate. 2 P.M. the more chances I have to use him." . out two of the next three men to end the ball g from Penney, East Hartford, Fer Tuesday, June 8, at Wigren Track Raaervationa (Next to (kUual Lady) And then Michael emiliaa. H e can afford to < lect: htousd Odaeage, .a ^ an midew id Gossage’a effectlvenesd has increased now, game. ? ‘ ^ mi, Enfield, Rockville, South Wind also at 3 o’clock. 7 4 5 -3 3 1 9 . 429-2912 Come $ee for youreelf... i > sor, Windham, Glastonbury, East MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., June 1, 1982 - 15
14 - M ANCH ESTER H ERALD . Tues., June 1, 1982 Brewer brass $290,606 check to Johncock
a passing reference to the previous gratulating Johncock, then made W- IN D IAN APO LIS (U P I) - Gordon was a real competitive race. I hope not too happy winners' banquet, when he was some comments about how he Johncock finally got his speciai we can have many more like it.” pronounced the victor, only to have thought May went. night. Indianapolis Motor Speedway presented a record tofal purse of $2,- the win taken away by a special NEW YORK (UPI) - Next rum he’ll be elected to the Hall of Fam e” Johncock won his first In “ We had a great month," he said. 067,475 to the 33 drivers. The appeals panel and given to Bobby ble you hear could come out of dianapolis race, in 1973, but it was “ It was not perfect. Nothing in previous record was $1,605,375, set Unser. Milwaukee ... Brewers’ brass is un If you ask Frank Robinson of the held two days late and shortened to racing is. It was sadly not perfect at last year. “ Last year 1 was given the pace happy over the way the club has Giants what he thinks is the 332 miles because of rain. Because one point. But it was a great race.” That was the theme for the car (for winning). I still have the tumbled by losing 11 of the last 15. toughest part of managing he says of the extra days needed, no victory The sad point was the death of evening as Indianapolis Motor keys, but I can’t find the car. If Brewers’ GM Harry Dalton, who “ keeping your job” .... dinner was held and Johncock got Gordon Smiley, who was killed when Speedway officials and race car anybody’s seen it, please tell me,” never advertises what he’s going to It sounded a little like inter his winning check in the maillthings he crashed into the third turn wall drivers congratulated themselves joked Andretti. do, isn’t saying much about whether national chauvinism to me when I went differently at the victory during the first weekend of for putting on a great show Sunday. Cogan got $44,769 for finishing “ in Bob Rodgers w ill stay or go ... If a heard Ivan Lendl, tennis’ new dinner Monday night, when' John qualifying. Mrs. Barbara Smiley Practically forgotten was the front” of Andretti in 30th place, and change is made, Mets’ coach Jim millionaire from Clzechoslovakia cock accepted $290,6()9.10 in prize was in the audience Monday and problem at the first start of the apologized for the crash. Frey, who led the Royals to a pen talking about how the European money for winning the 1982 race, received a standing ovation from race, when Kevin Cogan in “ Nobody regrets more than me nant two seasons ago, conceivably mentality is so much different than m: which lie took by 16-hundredths of a the rest of the group in honor of her the fact that there weren't 33 cars to could be top candidate to replace ours. “ Usually, in Europe, when a second over Rick Mears. explicably banged into A.J. Foyt and start the race," Cogan said. "B u t husband. iiC U i Rodgers .... person achieves something, you “ I think this victory has meant Mario Andretti, putting himself and f f.iJOO,- you don’t have to watch the Wide Jim Hickman of Chamblee, Ga:, M One proposed deal that didn’t more to me than anything in my Andretti out of the race before it don't go around saying, ‘I did this or World of Sports with your eyes was awarded the Rookie of the Year come off would’ve sent Bucky Dent I did that.’ Here, you promote life,” Johncock said. “ The 1973 vic started. closed, like 1 do." prize. He started 24th and finished and Shane Rawley from the everything.” Hmmmm-mm-m. 1 tory was.ohe that all of us would like Andretti accepted $44,279 for his Chief steward Tom Binford seventh, the highest of nine firsb Yankees to the Expos for Scott wonder what he would call to have forgotten. But this year’s 31st place finish, but made no men started the proceedings by con year drivers at the Speedway. Sanderson and Chris Speler .... Romania’s Hie N a s ta s e - a blushing win was especially good because it tion of the mishap. Rather, he made M 4 Tom my Lasorda, talking about violet? .... Fernando Valenzuela, said the 21- Now that George Steinbrenner year-old left-handed screwballer doesn't seem all that fired up over still must watch what he eats. “ He his $23 million buy, Dave Winfield, Swede stunned Lendl has a little weight problem, you anymore and the Mets’ $10 million LITTLE know,” Lasorda explained to Pat addition, George Foster, is hitting w- % Cboper, the comic. “ Yeah, 1 know less than .230, why don’ t the LEAGUE he has a problem,” Cooper said. Yankees IMde Winfield for Foster Wilander newest name “ He swallows” .... when the inter-league trading period Baltimore Colts couldn’t put their comes around again, a l t h ^ h T INTERNATIONAL front office operation into better • don’t think the Mets would go for it. Led by Brian Kennedy’s two hands than those of Ernie Accorsi, Winfield’s price tag would be one of on pro tennis circuit homers, a single and six RBI, the ______- Herald photo by Pinto recently named general manager by the reasons. “ Foster obviously is Lawyers broke into the win column club owner Bob Irsay. Accorsi had struggling,” says the Mets’ Frank with an 8-5 duke over the Oilers last been assistant to Dick Szymanski,' Cashen. "... (w e ) believe he’ll start PARIS (UPI) — Fifth-seed Vitas net game of Gerulaitis against the Navratilova, pitted against the raw Friday at Leber Field. Andy John CCIL girls’ softball champs under whom the Colts had a 29-50 log hitting eventually” .... Gerulaitis of the United States must hard-driving baseline shots of enthusiasm of a virtual unknown, son chipped in two bingles for the 1-6 the past five years< “ I was thrilled DPI photo Wilander, heralded as the new Borg Jim Palm er of the Orioles detests draw on his reserve of experience fellow-Amercan Zina Garrison. Lawyers. Steve Calhoun and Tony with the appointment,” Accorsi of tennis for his style of play as well Playing her first tournament as a Kleperis. Standing: Ann Stroup (manager), Kathy Brann, Mara artificial surfaces, so you can pretty and speed today if he is to down Osman doubled for the 1-5 Oilers. says. " I ’ve had a passion with this as his nationality. professional. Garrison, in a fourth- Manchester High for the third time In four years captured the much discount those stories saying GORDON JOHNCOCK ALL SMILES Sweden’s Mats Wilander in the Walrath, Beth White, Shana Hopperatead, Lisa Christensen, team all my life .... Winner of the French Open junior round match, ousted seventh-seeded C C IL girls' softball championship. Team members (l-r) he’s bound for Kansas City where .. after victory In 66th annual Indy 500 quarterfinals of the French Open With Rich Sullivan twirling a no Patti Wojnarowski. Toby Brown. Jen Kohut, Coach Mary Falg- Had he not spent nearly four title last year, the tall Swede’s former champion Mima Jausovec of Kneeling: Donna Plccarello, Nancy Curtin, Karen Daley (co- the Royals play their home games tennis championships. hit, 14-strikeout gem, Hartford Road nant. seasons in the Navy, Bob F eller un toughest problem against Gerulaitis Yugoslavia, 7-6 6-1. , captaln), Karen Wright (co-captaIn), Laurie Bergeron, Tammy on Astroturf .... Wilander, 17, put his name in the Dairy Queen blanked Ansaldi’s, 7-0, doubtedly would’ve won 300 games. spotlight in the fourth round with an will be to play with the steadiness of The 18-year-old, who is passing up yesterday at Leber. Brett Cline, As it was, he finished with 266. Whatever problems he may have upset victory over No. 2-seed Ivan a seasoned player. her high school graduation to be in Brad Thomas and Frank Savino, Commenting on Gaylord P erry’s had the first tim e around. Gene 19th Hole Lendl of Czechoslovakia, who was “ Lendl's losing brings Wilander to Paris, is the reigning Wimbledon lashed singles for the 7-0 winners. Lucrative paydays beckon Mided charge reaching the 300 plateau. Feller Michael doesn't seem to have them considered one of the favorites to the attention of the other players and world junior champion. Ansaldi’s drops to 5-2 with the loss. says: “ There are four ways to do it. anymore managing the Yankees the win the world's premier clay court and its a warning to us not to make Standings: DQ 7-0, Ansaldi's 5-2. against Craig You have to start young; never get second time. “ 1 don’t worry,” he tournament. the same mistakes,” said third-seed Also playing her first French Boland Oil 2-3, Oilers 1-5, Lawyers 1- hurt; avoid m ilitary service and says. “ I know I ’m only gonna do the Guillermo Vilas of Argentina. Lowery-Ray Tanguay 32. Open, third-seeded Tracy Austin of 6 . best I can and if that's not good Country Club The 27-year-old Gerulaitis, whose play until they drag you off the field BEST 16- A —Dom D eNicolo61-6- “ Let's see if Wilander can keep it the United States meets defending golf stars of yesteryear MATTAPOISETT, Mass. (U P I)- by your heels.” Of Perry, he said, “ I enough, well, at least I can say I LADIES- A —Gross —Edna lightening fast serve and volley up." champion Hana Mandlikova of 55, Bob Behling 62-7-55, A1 Martin AMERICAN An additional charge will be lodged tried as hard as 1 could" .... game has m ada’ iirri a crowd pleaser think he’s a good pitcher. No doubt Hilinski 88, Net —Lynn Prior 96-19- 63-6-57, Larry Gazza 66-7-59, Pat Also vying for a spot in the Czechoslovakia in the quarterfinals Bob's Gulf turned back American against Olympic hockey goalie Jim 77, Jeanine M cN iff 97-20-77; B on the professional circuit for seven semifinals are seventh-seed Peter today. MARLBORO, Mass. (U P I) - The events. Included in that total was Barber and Gene Littler see it as a Mistretta 67-7-60, Woody Clark 61-1- Legion, 8-4, last Friday at Waddell. Craig in a crash that left one woman —Gross—Doris Wood 102, N et—Ann years, has reached the final in four McNamara of Australia and Argen In Monday’s matches, topseeded lucrative paydays that never were $25,000 for winning the Marlboro cantmiss opportunity. 60; B —Jerry Troy 69-14-55, Joe Wall Scott Dibiase fanned 12 and aided dead and another critically injured, Teets 103-27-76, Maureen Bednarc- out of five Grand Prix tournaments tine Jose Luis Clerc, seeded No. 4. Jimmy Connors easily downed are beckoning to golf's stars of Classic, an amount that exceeded 70-12-58, Bob Pagani 70-11-59, Marty his own cause with a three-run "1 remember when Miller Barber police said Monday night. zyk 106-28-78; C —gross —Hilda this year. Both players have struggled fellow American Chip Hooper, 6-1,6- yesteryear and Bob Goalby thinks his earning when he won the Money main reason Shea 69-10-59; C —Ed Ansaldi 79-20- homer for Bob’s. Paul Maxwell and turned 50 and Lee Trevino asked Kristof 108, Net —Hannah Hackney Runner-up to Sweden's Bjorn through four-or five-set marathon 0, 6-4, while the women's No. 1 seed, that's about the best news since the Masters in 1968. 59, Brian Robideau 80-21-59, Bill Jim Roman added doubles and him if he was going to play in a Craig, who turned 25 Monday, had 109-33-76, Elise Crockett 109-31-78; Borg here in 1980, Gerulaitis is matches and could be fixed on set Chris Evert-Lloyd,breezed through irttroduction of steel-shafted clubs. Goalby made an additional $44,000 Sander 74-15-59, Orfitelli 76-17-59; Brian Gordon and John Mulligan seniors tournament,” Goalby been charged with a misdemeanor, Putts —Ruby Clough 28, Grayce shooting to capture his first Grand ting a new record for the longest her match against Romanian Lucia In just its third season, the PGA in other senior stops, bringing his Low gross —Dom DeNicolo 71. starred defensively for Bob’s. Rob related, last week while promoting driving to endanger, after the two- Shea 31, Eileen Plodzik 31. Slam title since the Australian Open Grand Prix match. Romanov, 6-2, 6-4. She is slated to Seniors Tour has grown into a 12- 1981 winnings $110,677. The best for longer playoffs SWEEPS- A —Gross —Clark 72, Stanford had tw’b hits for Legion. the June 10-13 Marlboro Classic. car collision over the weekend on Pete Denz, Len Horvath, Walter in 1977. This year, he beat Wilander McNamara broke the record two play American Andrea Jaeger in the Completing a suspended game tournament (there are five other year he ever had on the regular tour ,'11 Net —D.DeNicolo 71-6-65, Behling “ M iller said ‘Sure, that's going to be rainslicked Route 6 leading onto Ferguson and Don Forstrom Jr. had in Bussels. weeks ago in Hamburg when he lost semifinals. from May 20, Bob’s nipped Legion, seniors-oriented) circuit with prize was in 1%7, when he made $77,107. 73-7-66, Martin 76-7-69, Greenfield just like stealing.' Well, he finished Cape Cod. eagles last week while Woody Clark “ I ’ll try to do my best, but all I in five sets lo Spain's Jose Higueras Paving the way for a likely money totaling more than $1.75 BOSTON (UPI) - The man said except the site. And with a few 75-5-70; B —Gross —Jim Sawyer 81, 7-6. Two runs in the bottom of the The money available to the senior sixth and Doug Ford won so Trevino had the best round, carding a 67. can do is take it as it comes,” in a final which lasted five hours and semifinal confrontation against Con million'. If that doesn't sound like a he was a basketball fan and exceptions, the site has the same Net —Hockenberry 80-10-70, John eighth gave the win to Bob’s. set still doesn’t approach what the sent him a telegram that said ‘Doug Police Chief James Moran said a BEST 14- A —Sergio Sartori 54-7- Willander said after his stunning 5- 20 minutes. nors, Vilas put away unseeded West great deal, consider that when most answered his own question with a dimensions in each sport. Wilson 81-10-71; C —Gross —Ed Dibiase homered and singled and regular PG A tour offers. Senior Ford shoots Jesse James.’” vehicular homicide charge would 47. Sher Ferguson 53-5-48, Paul set triumph over Lendl. The womens quarterfinals will see German Andreas Maurer, 6-2, 6-3,6- of these seniors were playing on the five-letter response — money. In basketball, for instance, both Shaw 88, Net —Ansaldi 91-20-71, David Edwards added two blows for purses average about $145,000. The also be lodged against Craig Purcell 56-8-48, Steve Matava 55-6- The quarterfinal match pits the another seasoned player, Martina 1. Bob’s. Justin Dwyre doubled for tour in 1962, they were competing Goalby will be joined by 49 others But what intrigued him was the Celtics coach Bill Fitch and Sixers Harold Orfitelli 89-11-72. regular tour purses average about Tuesday morning in Wareham 49, Bob Jones 56-7-49, Len Horvath Legion. for the same amount of money but at the Marlboro Country Club for the NBA playoffs, and the N H L playoffs coach Billy Cunningham knew what $322,000. Jerry Pate won more in District Court. 51-2-49, Mike McCarthy 56-7-49; B Standings: Town Fire 5-1, Legion spread out over 42 tournaments. $150,000 Marlboro Classic." The for that matter, too. What, he the other was going to do — and said Tallwood one weekend at the Tournament —Mort Rosenthal 56-13-43, Tom 5-2, Army & Navy 3-3, Bob's Gulf 3- “ I think it’s great,” says Goalby, seniors format is a bit different in wanted to know, did a seven-game so — in their playoff series. Each Players Championship than Goalby Dead on arrival at St. Luke’s McCnsker 57-12-45, Ron Simmons 55- TWO MAN BEST BALL- Gross Ex-champ not forgotten 4, Modern Janitorial 0-6. 53, one of the stars of the seniors that the first two days are usually series prove and why was it 4-of-7? player knew who was going to start, won in 1967. ^ Hospital in New Bedford after the 10-45, Warren Howland 58-12-46, Joe —Tony Steuilet-Ken Comerford 67, tour. "W e're finally getting a crack pro-ams and the last two (provided And other than the possibility of in who they would guard, what to Saturday night accident was Macaione 60-13-47; C —Ray Tanguay George Bednarz-Phil Daly 68, Roy INT. FARM at some of that money going But the seniors are not com its a' four-day event) are pros only. jury, what intangibles made a series expect. Had Nate Archibald not Margaret Curry, 29, of New Bed 73-29-44, Bill Leone 63-19-44, Dick Bell-Bob Dalessio 71; Net —Henry Ansaldi’s topped Dairy Queen, 14- around." plaining. The money is there, and different from game to game? been injured, there would have been All four days count. ford. MeMahon 68-24-44, Steve Dexler 64- SteuIIet-Bob Quaglia 57, Len Angell- Goalby, for instance, pocketed the good players like Goalby, Don In covering sports on a daily basis, no suspense at all. Beau Jack busy 7, yesterday at Verplanck. Greg 19-45; Low gross —Horvath 70. Joe Olbrias 58, Jeff Clarke-Steve Scott had two singles and Craig nearly $60,000 in five seniors-onlv January, Arnold Palmer, Miller One thing that pleases the seniors Patricia Belliveau, 21, of West- one sometimes forgets the sub Hockey is pretty much the same, is that their expenses are usually SWEEPS- A —Gross —Horvath Johnson 59, Ted Tedford-Tom Malin Lawson doubled twice and singled port, was in critical condition in St. tleties, the things away from the ac though in that sport a team can 70, Net —Sartori 76-7-69, Matava 76- 59, Sal Bonelli-Bruce Fleury 51, TONIGHT for 7-1 Ansaldi’s. Kevin Franklin covered by just showing up. There is Luke's intensive care unit with mul tual game and the all-too-familiar make an adjustment to a different 6-70, McCarthy 77-7-70; B —Gross Drew Tho'mas-Dave Bromley 61, 7:30 - MelH vs. Braves, WINF, played well for the winners. DQ no such thing as a cut and the final tiple injuries, including a fractured post-game summations by coaches goalie that can spell the difference. shining shoes player receives a minimum qf $1,000 —Simmons 80, Dick Paternostro 80, Jim Allen-Paul kenneson 61, Lou Channel 9 went to 1-6. Coach cut short pelvis and arm and several frac and players. But again, like basketball, the game Miller-Bnino Frigo 61. (as Jimmy Clark did last year in the tured vertebrae. Net —McCusker 80-12-68, Rosenthal 7:30 - Yankees vs. Blue Jays, We know why there are seven- is based on certain strategies and BEST NINE, ONE-HALF Suntree Classic after shooting 80 the 82-13-69, H ow land 82-12-70; C WPOP, Channel 11 Ansaldi’s whipped 7-Eleven, 15-3, game series which make the NBA each team must “execute” those can’t say enough about Jack. Ingrid Olson, 30, of Westport, the —Gross —Tom Atamian 87, Net HANDICAP- Gross —T.Steullef 31, By Milt RIchman 9 - NBA Playoffs, Channel 3 last Saturday, l^wson hurled a one- first day and then withdrawing). drag on until summer — it makes strategies to win. “ He’s one of the finest Americans Torre's TV view driver of the second car, was —Warren Fagan 91-19-72, Herb Comerford 31, Cliff Keune 31, Steve UPI Sports Editor 10:25 - Red Sox vs. A’s, WTIC hitter and Matt Bourque doubled money for a team and sometimes The basketball fan then mentioned I've ever m et,” Berger says. “ He’s In addition to the extra money, the treated and released. The three Carvey S5-22-73. Buscetto 31, Ted Blasko 32, Bednarz NEW YORK — A promise is a honest, sincere and he’ll do anything and rapped three singles to pace the tour also gives the over-50 set women were in one car and Craig can be instrumental in turning a loss baseball, which he thought (correct 32; Net -Q u a g lia 33-11-22, Bob NEW YORK (UPI) - Joe Torre Braves so far, although they MIXED FOUR BALL- Net-Ted winners. Kevin Connelly added two notoriety and attention, (something into a profit or making a small ly, one believes) is the only sport R e e v e r 33-8-25, F rig o 33-7-26, promise, and all you have to do is he can to help anyone. He takes his likes to tell about this terrible themselves never finished any was alone in another. Plodzik-Doris Wood-Dick McMahon- bingles. Ray Goulet had the lone Goalby received his share of in the profit bigger. that really produces a true cham Thomas 33-7-26, Bob Felix 35-9-26, follow Beau Jack around awhile to adversity better than any other per tragedy that befell him when he got higher than fourth under him. In Mary Collins 55, Joe Salafia-Olga Waltz wins safety for 7-Eleven, 2-5, while Jon 1968 Masters Scorecard Squabble in Craig, a former All-American But on a game-to-game basis, pion (except last year). Baseball, he Tedford 36-10-26, Pete Velidow 34-8- see hoiv well he's keeping one he son I ’ve ever seen. I ’m just his himself a place to live in Atlanta what could easily be construed as a Skinner-Dick McMahonPhyllis Donahue pitched well in relief. volving himself and Roberto whose hockey career, has been what does a basketball or hockey said, is a sport in which a seven- 26, Bob Russell 35-8-27, Bob Lebreux made more than 40 years ago. employer, but I know a man when I after being named manager of the selfindictment, some of the Mets Holmes 56, Pete Teets-Rose LaPolt- DiVicenzo). It is, as Goalby says, marred by injuries the past two series have to o ffer that ensures the game series is divided into seven, 36-9-27, Roger Lentocha 37-10-27, He made it to his grandmother see one and here is a R E A L man.” 10-kllo run Braves. pointed out one of baseball's oldest Neal Tyler-Dot Hartzog 59, Eben The Oilers outlasted the Lawyers, "our moment in the sun... It almost years, suffered torn shoulder next contest will be entirely separate units. Baseball, he felt, has Bruce Fleury 35-8-27, Jim Allen-35-8- who had brought him up since he Elected to Boxing’s Hall of Fame Joe Pignatano, who had been one shibboleths, that any manager, Holmes-Agnes Romayko-George 15-11, last Friday. Jason Stanizzi seems like the clock has been turned muscles in the accident, said Craig’s different from the last? Other than the Ingredients that makes each 27, Kenneson 33-6-27, Vince was 8 months old and he made her 10 years ago. Jack was surprised of his coaches with the Mets and Torre included, was no better or McNiff-Eileen Plodzik 60; Gross NEW YORK (UPI) - Grete Waitz g a in ^ the pitching win for the 5-2 back.” agent Bob Woolf. injury, there is little that changes game different. Jazwinski 34-7-27, Bromley 34-7-27. the promise as she was dying. when informed he was one of just 10 serves in that same capacity for worse than the players he had. —John Wilks-Jqannine McNiff-Jack of Norway won her fourth straight Oilers. Tony Achilli and Barry The fan noted that in baseball, the FRONT NINE, ODD HOLES, “ Before she passed away,” he men named to the Garden’s Hall of Torre with the Braves, came to him "I'm happy for him,” said Mets’ Shea-Terry Delmastro 75. national women’s 10-kilometer Carpe were top batsmen and Jim (Stadiums are different. Teams must ONE-HALF HANDICAP- A remembers, “ I promised her I Fame two weeks ago. The others with a personal request, a friendly first baseman Mike Jorgensen. “ I MEMBER-MEMBER- Gross championship in New York’s Cen Anselmo and Tim m y Ahem starred adjust according to the terrain, —Gross—Comerford 18, N e t—Davis wouldn’t ever smoke or drink and are hockey’s Jean Beliveau; basket- request. think he deserves all the credit and —John Burger-Rich Riordan 68, tral Park Monday, finishing in 31 defensively. Matt Prignano pitched must adapt to it. Artificial turf,, Sr. 20, Lou Argenio 20, Howard that I ’d always work hard, try to do ball’s George Mikan, Dave Piggy has one of those green attention he's getting now. He had a Child should play sports Woody Clark-Tony Steullet 69, Lon minutes, 59 seconds. well in relief. The Lawyers went to short fences, spacious outfields, Latimer 23; B —Gross —Stan right and get along with folks. Well, DeBusschere and Dick McGuire; thumbs. Everything he touches lot of situations that were difficult Annulli-Brad Downey 70; Net —Hal Waitz, almost a full minute behind 3-4. rocky infields, all are part of Mloganowski 18, Net —Art Bassell suh. I ’ve never had a cigaret or a basketball Coach Frank McGuire; turns emerald green, grows here and I thought he handled them Orfitelli-Sam Watson 62, Aldo the record she set in 1980, completed baseball’s unique flavor. 16, Don Wennik 17, Sal Bonelli 17, drink in my life and I’m still Harrison Dillard, track and field; beautifully. The garden he w ell." D’appollonio-Bob Behling 63, Tom the 6.2-mile course 36 seconds ahead AMERICAN FARM The fan mentioned weather as Dan McDonough 17, Frank Sullivan working and trying to get along with Edward “ Ned” King, who ran the cultivated in the Mets’ bullpen at Torre never managed as much as RocheODick Kerr 63, Scott of Joan Benoit of Watertown, Mass. American Legion outlasted Bob’s another factor. It, too, can play a 17; C —Gross —Bob Miller 23, Net everybody the best as I can.” National Horse Show for many Shea Stadium was something to a single day in the minors, being Hockenberry-Hal Giglio 64, Dom Waitz appeared fully recovered Gulf, 21-14, last Friday at Buckland. large role in determining who plays, —Joe Sgro 9, Ken Scofield 12, Ralph Beau Jack always had a faculty years; the late columnist Arthur behold with its bumper crop of named manager of the Mets right cost DeNicolo-Rich DeNicolo 64, Don from the leg cramps that caused her Adam Driggo homered, Craig Clark Winning for doing that. and for how long, and who doesn’t. It King 13, Len Bartosiak 14, Larry Daley, and Edwin H. “ Ed” Mosler, tomatoes, radishes, lettuce and off their playing roster, and that cir D a v is -L a rry P o d e sta 64, A r t to drop out of the Boston Marathon. rapped three doubles, winning can make a manager go to his Adams 14. ' You should see that warm, who contributed so much of his time cucumbers. cumstance along with his natural Robidoux-Brian Robideau 65, Bill Benoit, third among the women in pitcher Michael Moore tripled and bullpen earlier than he wants or It SWEEPS- Gross —Comerford 35, glowing smile he has for everybody and money to both the Garden and to He loved that garden. Piggy did, friendliness often left him open to S tu ek -W arren F a g a n 65, Jim the Boston Marathon, ran a personal Sean Pasay and Jimmy Wright hit can even cancel a game, setting Davis Sr. 36, Net —Mloganowski 36- he meets, not only those who the U.S. Olympic Committee’s e f and yearned for one like it in Atlan the charge he wasn’t tough enough Sawyer-Bill Heaney 65, John Wilks- best of 32:35. Charlotte Teske of well for Legion. Norman Vittner and back schedules and plans, forcing 6-30, King 43-13-30, Gino Calderone recognize him and congratulate him forts. ta, so he asked Torre if it would be on the Mets’ players. Bill Tomkiel 65; Back Nine gross Brian Oatway were best for Bob’s. more adjustments. . on Ms recently being named to “ It made me feel awful good when West Germany, the top woman all right with him if he started one in "L think he was misunderstood by not right approach —Pete Denz-Mark Greenfield 34, 39-5-34, ken Scofield 46-12-34, W alt And finally, the fan noted, Madison Square Garden’s Hall of they called to tell me about it,” says finisher in Boston, was third at Pat Mistretta-Bob Jones 35; Back Kokoszka 43-9-34, Bob M iller 44-9-35, Modern Janitorial nipped Town Torre's backyard. Sure, said the some of the players here,” Fame in New York, but even those Jack, who will Come to New York to 32:52; M arjorie Kaput of Tuscon, baseball has different starting nine net —Joe Wall-Ed Ansaldi 32, Craig Phillips 44-9-35, Larry Adams Braves’ manager, and Pignatano Jorgensen said. who get their shoes sMned by him in Ariz., was fourth at 33:43 and Fire, 5-3, last night at Buckland. pitchers each game which has a Pete Foster-Ray Evelhoch 32, Tom 48-13-35, Jim Aufman 45-10-35. be enshrined with the others on June showed up bright and early one mor Many times while they're still the hote' where he works in Miami Lorraine Mollars of Minneapolis Mike Taylor hurled a one-hitter, INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - ParenU Ufe. community and parents about a whole lot to do with who plays. 2. “ I didn’t think anybody would ning in Torre's backyard. playing, you hear players say they was fifth at 33:54. striking out 18, to gain the win. Matt program’s goals and expectations is Should the manager go with a lefty Beach. think about me or remember me With the first shovelful of dirt he will never forget they w ere a player may want to “ kill the umpire,” but While some programs can become Ryan, Jeff Ladone and Taylpr hit children are more interest^ in such an adult project the fun part necessary or "the sports program in Fenway Park, or save him a day Now 61, this friendly, un anymore.” took. Piggy cut right through once if they ever become a well for Modern. Shelly Hoher had having fun and coaches are learning suffers, the pendulum has swung in with all of its intrinsic goodness can and let him pitch on the road? And complicated little man, who held the How could someone like him ever Torre's cable TV antenna, the moral manager. But often their memories world lightweight title twice and Cross injured the lone safety for Town. to please the kids, say two sports the opposite direction in some com evolve into a setting of frustration w ill that extra day throw his pitcher Water Tavern fifth be forgotten? of the story perhaps being that fail them. Standings: Janitorial 5-1, experts at Purdue University. and anxiety for the young child.” out of whack? made a half-million in the ring but “ I just wish I ’d have come along a sometimes you get so sharp, you cut Not Torre. He remembered so munities and some ybuth sports during obatacle American Legion 4-2, Town Fire 2-2, More coaches, teachers and programs, they said. “ I ’ve beard the rate of firing here Who will bat against the pitcher? wound up with nothing, offers little bit later,” he says, obviously yourself. well that in some cases it hurt him Bob’s Gulf 0-2, Eighth District 0-4. parents are realizing the “ winat- Ms. Allison said she believes the (in Indiana) is quite high” for losing Baltimore’s Earl Weaver has remarkable proof of how a once- referring to today’s purses com Joe Torre returned to Shea and he knew it. He stayed with an'y-cost” attitude is not en notion that sports succeu leads to coaches, Ms. Allison said. statistics on how each o f his players celebrated, well-paid figure can be pared with the relatively paltry ones REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (UPI) - Stadium Monday for the first time in players like Lee Mazzllli, Pete in holiday tourney forced to return to humble, almost he got. “ I just wanted to get the peo Randy Cross, the San Francisco forceable, say Professors Maria success in life is overplayed. . She believes a person can be both do against certain pitchers and Legion tryouts eight months, for the first time Falcone, Doug Flynn, Pat Zachry Allison and Thomas J. Templin. “ We have no data to support the a g o ^ influence on youth and a win doesn’t hesitate to start a reserve squalid surroundings without being ple to come see me fight and the 49ers’ All-Pro offensive guard, will since he was fired as manager of the and Joel Youngblood long after most Tryouts for the Manchester Experts in the sociology of sports, idea that if you're aggressive as a ning coach. But she also feels ahead if the player has a better bat: soured on life. only way to do that was to give ’em miss the N FL pre-season because of Mets on the last day of the season. other managers would have and his Am erican Legion and Junior Legion Ms. Allison and Templin teach young competitor, as an adult you’ll somebody who helps produce decent ting average against the pitcher. Five days a week. Beau Jack, action. The only way to give people an ankle injury sustained on an His dismissal wasn’t much of a patience wasn’t always rewarded. Buffalo Water Tavern women’s the double elimination play, 5-0, baseball teams will be held , prospective coaches and physical be an aggressive business person,” human beings should not be fired for ^ n e Mauch, when he managed at born Sidney Walker on a rundown action is to stay in shape and that’s obstacle course. sut^rise to him. The Mets had been softball team took fifth place at the with the locals mustering only two Wednesday thru Friday nights star One of the Mets’ players who education teachers at Purdue. she said, adding aggressiveness having a losing season. Minnesota, didn’t hesitate to farm 3V4 miles outside Augusta, what I tell these young boys I train Cross suffered a fracture and liga holding organizational meetings all annual Blast Coast Slow Pitch In hits. ting at 6 o’clock at Manchester’s didn’t always look at things the Parents best serve their alone is not enough for business replace his whole starting lineup Ga., toils at the luxurious Doral on my two days off’ ment damage Sunday wMle com that week talking about the team's vitational Tournament over the BWT rebounded for a 4-1 win over Kelley Field. same way Torre did was catcher children’s need for sports by success. (except switch hitters) when the op Hotel In Miami Beach, Fla. The pleting a children’s obstacle course plans for the following year and Memorial Day weekend in Nelson’s Aqualand o f Concord, N.H. High school varsity players may . John Stearns. The two of them had exposing the children to a variety of She said there is research showing posing manager would bring in a other two days he instructs in a celebrity sports challenge for ^ Torre hadn't been invited to attend. Providence, R.I. Birdsey,. Linda Galati, Sbaryn Montreal pick not try out until their teams finish different ideas about the way the sports at a very early age, Ms. about 70 percent of the youngsters Tlght'^nder to replace a lefthander, youngsters in toxing across the the March of Dimes. - Right there, he had a pretty good Twenty two teams took part with < Young and Barb-Startup each had state tournament competition. For ' game should be played and no Allison said. who drop out of qtorUi iwparams te. or vice versa. And Natloaal League causeway in downtown Miami. MONTREAL lU PI) - Mats Cnss, 28, a veteran of seven years ctn'e about his future. BWT posting a 4-2 mark. matter how much they debated it, . “ More and more emphasis should so because a program U ipo odni* managera don’t have a designated '' two hits. There is notMng luxurious about Naslund, the Swedish League’s with the 49ers, lost his grip on a rope further information contact Legion , 'he also knew what was in store iYbat'iwrlteS'‘ BW T took a 6-0 duke in its opener BWT came back for an ll-O win they could never agree. be placed on making sure each diild petitive and' makM, the youngster' hitter, which adds to the fun in the the jobs Jack does at the hotel — seconddiighest scorer this year, and fell at Marine World-Africa Coach Steve Armstrong, 647-1560. . , for him Monday when his from Nashua Cafe of Fall River, over Rue Cafe of Providence. On this,, Joe Torre’s has a chance to participate,” die feel like a failure. > ‘Herald Angle’ late innings where one hit can break shining shoes in the barber shop in became the first European player USA. A team spokesman said he ap reappearance on the scene where he Mass. Jean McAdam hurled a three- McAdam tossed the uutqut and was the morning and overseeing the dis- parently failed to “ get a good grip “ homecoming,” so to speak. said. The professors said the thousands Herald Sports Ekiitor Earl ,Yost up a game and a pitcher Is diie to ever to sign a contract with the kfon- launched his managerial career five hitter while Betsy Gilmartin and supported by a 21-hit attack. hwasMng'section in the kitchen in Steams primarily maintain^ Uje Ms. Allison said it is important to of youngsters who w ill take the field keeps on ^ of sports in his regular bat. > treal Canadiens, the N H L club an on the rope.” Case dismissed years to the very day drew a number Cindy Birdsey lashed four and three Gilmartin, Startup and Kim S(*ol the afternoon — but be goes about Dr. Fred Behling. the 49ers’ team role of observer. let the children lead the way. She in youth baseball this summer are column, ‘ ^Tne Herald Angle,” on the Hie fan said be didn’t know why nounced Monday. OTTAWA (U PI) — Former Toron of more fans despite the rainy hits respectively. each slugged three bite and Birdsey, them as enthusiastically, and cheer The 5-foot-7,158-pound left winger doctor, said a smMI bone in Ms left cited a survey of children in part of an estimated 20 million daily sports pages. baseball, either, bad seven-game to Argonaut quarterback Greg Bar- ^ weather then would've ordinarily "Personally, I like the man,” ^ BWT bested Hyer Ford of Galati, Young and Cheryl Powers fully, as he did participating in his scored 25 goals and 20 assists in 36 leg was broken but that injury was Michigan who put fun at the top of children who will compete in formal series to determine their champion. ton’s attempt to force payment from | turned out, even given the fact that Stearns said. ‘ T v e alrrady said Lakewood .N.J., in its next outing, 5- two apiece. 111 professional fights, 83 of wMch games for Brynes of the Swedish. not serious because it was "a non their reasons for competing in sports programs this year. About 2.0 Len A usU ti' Herald sportswriter, He figured that, too, had a lot to do the club for a season in wMch he' the Braves are on top in the N L what 1 had to say about’ him as a 4. Birdsey and Janice Warkoski each Suburban Sports of Baldwin, L.I., he won, Including 40 by knockouts. First Division in 1981-82 and was weight bearing bone.” However, be sports and winning fifth on their list, million adults will coach or kqilte you Infomed about the local with money. But he said if that was signed and played with ahotber club West. manager. He had his own, ideas had.two hits.. sidelined BWT, M . Galati had t l ^ His boss in the'barber shop, Ber- named the country’s top hockey added that thoe was serious liga-. Sie has competed in or coached otherwise supervise the teim u^^^ iSSf” Read the latest in hU the way it Was always going to be, at • a s dism issed ld*>Dda> hir kha < Generally speaking, the Mets’ about it and I bad mind. 1 < ^ ’t see least baseball gave him sontaOdiig Legere’s Sports Shop of Lymit h itl and Sokol a pair In BW T’s last Baraar from Suksax, England !> U y *r d u H a g Uut lOM-OO aSM lMl - - deinagi: tc IjiS left aiikiff.-'--' bastetball, volleyball and softball, ".yttUlalfly hi >•-fc i 'iw * r « i in nlfnlr .1, ■* players aren’t Overly surprised at anp point In tal||ihp tibPiii It i.'3itkt^M «E in i". ■ L ts nzsHV fall h w i I
MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues.. June 1, 1982 - 17_ 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., June 1. 1962 WinnI*'Winkle — Henry Raduta and J.K.S.
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ORVILLE? hilU T ^ [ 7 1 HAVE SURE. ORVILLE C rossw ord AW. WRISHT, WONPEK.IF " “ SOMETHlNtS ...I'LL 0E/06HT Astro-graph n 's youK. ICOULP SEE . OVER/ Scoreboard BROTHER-. fm] you ASAIN. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) II Answer to Previous Puzzle Jim s 2,1982 ACROSS 42'Becoming you are not satisfied with the ancient Yoiir financial prospects should WWA way others are handling things 1 Whit 45 Morning coat brighten considerably this Involving you, step In and take 5 Charged 49 Western-hemi coming year. If you handle charge today. Lady Luck will particles sphere organi properly the opportunities aid you. coming your way. you will show SAOITTAmuS (H o y . 23-Dec. '9 Electrical unit zation (abbr.) substantial gains. 21) Don’t toss In the tovrel 12 Arrange in 50 Skirt GEMINI (May 21-JufW 20| layers 52 Cornice By United Press International (6). Tekulve (8) and Nicosia, - Strikeouts today, even II everything 53 Filch National League Pena (9). W-Howe (S-l). L- MAJOF^ National League — Solo, Cln Something opportune career- appears to be going against 13 Hair East Tekulve (2-1). HRs—Los An* 87; Carlton. Phil 86; Ryan, Hou wise could develop for you you. The cavalry Is waiting to 14 Poverty-war 54 Aroma W L Pci. GB geles, Garvey (4). Scioscia (2); WHO AM I? 62; Rogers, MU 59; Valenzuela, today through a social contact. rescue you at the last minute. agency fabbr.) 55 Zoo animal C R 0 Pittsburgh, Thompson (13). l e a g u e ! St. Ixmis 31 IB .633 - LA 58. Don't treat it lightly. H might be CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 15 Man's name 56 Graduate of A E C Baseb all 27 21 .563 3Vk New York American League — Bannis far larger than you realize. Find Instead of serving your aoM- 16 L a _____tar Annapolis E T Montreal 25 20 i66 4 Hous OOOOOOOOO— 0 41 LEADERS ter. ^ a 67; Eckersley, Bos 58: out more of what lies ahead for Interest today, make your pri Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman U 8 E 25 21 543 4^ Mtl SlOCSlOOx-lOiSl pits (abbr.) Philadlph Barker, Cle. and Guidry, NY you for each season following ority goals those which will a ls o ' s E T M E 21 28 .429 10 Sutton. LaCoss (2). Moffitt 17 Wipe out (si.) 57 Songstress Chicago 54; Perry, Sea 53. your birthday by sending for be helpful to others. You’re 18 27 .400 11 (2). Cappuzzello (7) and Ashby; 18 Containing Smith 36 Man from Tel Pittsbrgh Saves your copy of Astro-j3raph. Mail 11 Swabs the West Lea anil Carter. W—Lea (44). lucky when your acts are unsel- No WONDBR By Unit^ Press International National Leagtie — Sutler, 91 for each to Astro-Graph, First, taKe water 58 Hotels deck Aviv Atlanta 27 20 .574 - L-SuUon (74). HRs-Mon- StL 14; Allen, NY 13: Hume, tlsh. Prepare one cup of MA3BL uKee. treal, Dawson (7), Wallach 2 Batting Box 489, Radio City Station. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) 20 Takes off skin 19 Single 38 Negative San Diego ’ 25 21 .543 IVk (Based on 3.1 plate appear Cln 9; Garber, Atl 8; Reardon, mushrooms, cm the wine... American League (6 ). N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify Goals which may appear to be cup o( TO C O O K ! 22 Compass DOWN 21 Ovine creature prefix Los Angels 25 24 .510 3 ances X number of games each MU and Smith, Hou 7. East Houston 21 28 .429 7 American L^gue — (^isen- birth date. a bit too grandiose to others tomatoes and one cup point 23 Glade 39 Arthur s (15 innings) v team has W L Pet. Sn Fmese 21 29 .420 7Vk berry, KC 12; Gossage., NV and CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) are reachable where you are 23 Oath 1 Hanker nickname 3017 Cinci National League 24 At the summit Boston Cincinnat 16 28 .404 8 Barojas, 'Chi U; Angers, MU Your popularity with your peers concerned today. Don’t let of wine. 24 Ascend 2 Oleaginous 41 Unconven 29 17 .630 Vi 210001000000000-41 g ab h pet. 25 Midway Detroit Monda'ly Results 10; Clear Bos 9 .' will be ascending today. Don't associates determine the size 27 Veers 3 Set up golf tional (Fr.) New York 24 21 533 5 Phila Jones, SD 44156 54 .348 attraction New York 10, Atlanta 4 42157 54 -344 let someone who is a trifle ball 42 First-rate Cleveind 23 23 500 6^ San Diego 9. Chicago 7 000000004000001-5 Thmpsi 1. Pt of your targets. 31 Hue Hou 48186 62 .330 jealoua of you rain on your 26 Of India Ballimor 23 24 .489 7 Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 4 Soto. Price (7). Kem (9), K n i^ t P ISn S (Feb. 20-March 20) 32 Joust 4 Upper-iimb (comp w d ) Guerro. 47178 57 320 (prefix) Milwauke 22 24 .478 TVi Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 4, Shirley (12) and Trevino, . LA parade. Attitude counts tor everything 33 A lle y_____ support 43 Come by Stems, NY 40154 49 .318 27 Motion Toronto 21 26 .447 9 O'Berry (7); Christenson, Reed LEO (July 23-Auo* 22) Persons today. If you think you are luck- 5 Deeply tinge 44 Beliefs 15 innings Oliver. Mtl 4S161 51 .317 34 Strange St Montreal 10, Houston 0 (6). Farmer (7). Brusstar (9). close to you will understand y, you will be. Be positive about 6 Rowing tools picture 45 Coagulate Lyle (10), Allamirano (12), Morlnd,, Ch 48178 56 .315 35 Scourge (’aliforni 31 18 .633 - St Louis 11. San Francisco 6 and applaud your motives and what you undertake and you’ll 7 Compass 28 Ages 46 Wagon 28 18 .606 IVi Monge (14) and Diaz. Virgil LSmllh , StL 47194 61 .314 36 Preposition ('hiragu Today's Probable Pitchers 44176 56 .313 Harrison tops vyays of doing things today, but prove to others that the princi 29 Message 47 Stratford's Kanss Cty 25 21 .543 4^ (10 ). W-Monge (2-0). L- Ray, Pit 37 Servitude point '(All Times EDT) Off the field, I like to Wilson, NY 46196 60 306 outsiders might not think too ple works. 30 Blot Seattle 25 26 .460 7 San' Diego (Montefusco 2-4) at Shirley (24). HRa-Cincinnati, IM 39 item of value 8 Harbor river fish and hunt. Don’t be American League highly of your methods. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 10) Oakland a 27 .460 8Vj Chicago (Martz 4-3). 2:36 p.m. Driessen 2 (7). m 9 Exude 32 Labels 48 Longs (si) h pet. In Decathfon VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) You When dealing with others 40 Ones (Fr.) Texas 14 29 326 14 Atlanta (Dayley 14) at New fooled by my career g ab 10 Restore to 35 Siamese 51 Actress Harra O e 45175 68 .389 have the ability today to see t^ay, do so In accordance 41 Hocky star Minnesot L2 39 .235 20 York (Jones b-3), 7:35 p.m. Sn 010 2 1 0 0 2 0 - 6152 batting average of .167. capital Lupino Coopr, Mil 44176 61 M l PROVO, Utah (UPI) — Frank things on a grander scope than with your highest Ideals. You Bobby _____ health Monday's Results l^ s Angeles (Reuss 5-4) at St. 001 (10)00 0 0 x -1 1 141 There’s more to what I Detroit 4, California 3 McRae,, KC 46171 SO .346 an associate can view them. might not get everything you Pittsburgh (Candelaria 1-3), R. Martin. Schatzeder (4), Harrison of Penn collected 4,017 World’s' Qriateet Superheroes 11 Boston 5, Oakland 2 Breining (4) and May; Mura, j . can do. I was an All- Upshaw,i, Tr 44153 51 .333 Follow through on your Ideas want, but you will be luckier 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 10 7:35 p.m. 322 ^ in ts Monday to take the lead in the Toronto 5. New York 4 Cincinnati (Harris 1-0) at Martin (5), Kaat (8) ar^ American at West Lib Hemdn.. Dt 46174 56 rather than on his or hers. than usual. Det 42172 56 .320 Baltimore 8. Texas 7 Philadelphia (Krukow 4-3), 7:35 Sanchez. W—J. Martin (44). L Cabell. men’s decathlon on the opening day TAURUS (April 20-Alay 20) It's NOW, NOW, SUABPAM /V-r VtOU REALLY --THREATENINe Ha Na ! NOT JUST lOAPEP... 14 erty (W.Va.) College. Rndlph,, NY 39147 47 320 12 13 Cleveland 9. Minnesota 4 p.m. —R Martin (04). UBRA (8«pl. 23-Ocl. 23) Con AIEWITH...A ANYCAKB, Sl Ur p . Ehren now, I live under a Bochte, Sea 47163 52 319 of the NCAA Track and Field Cham very Important with whom you O W E NO C tO 30!fy ARE INSANE, Kansas City 11. Chicago 4 Houston (Ruble 2-3) at ditions a«ecllng your security associate today. Try to team up ?! J STUPOR-mAN! Seattle 5. Milwaukee 4. 11 American League family shadow. Thomtn1. Cl 45167 S3 317 pionships at Brigham Young Univer JO K E R -:^ 17 Montreal (Palm er 1-0), 7:35 4B 316 and material well-being should with a person who has been 15 16 innings Detroit 000000103—4120 Hrbek, Min 39152 p.m Home Runs sity. begin to show an Improvement torlunalo tor you In the past. Today's Probable Pitchers San Francisco (Hammaker 2- Calif OOlOllOOx — 3 90 Pashnick, Sosa (7) and National League — Murphy, today. Be alert for opportuni Her rabbit’s loot Is still work 20 21 (All Times P3DT) 3) at St. Louis (Stuper 0-0). 8:35 -Mptid «,mnv .nw ■ >1 Finishing the first five decathlon 18 19 New York (Morgan 3-1) at Parrish: Witt, Corbett (8) and Atl. and Kingman, NY 14; ties and make the most of ing. pm . Boone. W—Sosa (3-2).' L— m d *IH « « i» v events behind Harrison — who failed Toronto (Garvin 1-0). 7:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games pot nitua ‘uatil ‘aupM Thompson. Pit 12; Homer, AU, them. J■ Corbett (14). HR»—California, 22 23 Texa.s iTanana 1-7) at Bal San Diego at Chicago ■iqiiO «qi JO) ( -I»SI) PWPIW Carter, MU,. , and Guerrero, LA to win an event but consistently '^Downing (10), Grich (7). . ’ timore (Stewart 5-3). 7 35 p.m. Atlanta at New York, night n i) o<|M ‘O J^ N w r :U3MSNV 10 placed high — were Mike Ramos of Minnesota (Jackson 0-5) at l^ s Angeles at Pittsburgh, American League — Thorn 28 29 30 Boston 000400100-5 70 ton. Cle 13; Roenicke, Bal 12; Washington with 4,007 points, ’Frond 24 25 26 1 Cleveland (Waits 0-4), 7:35 pm . night Chicago "(Dot.son 2-5) at Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Oaklnd 100000010-2 52 Hrbek, Min. Harrah, Cle, Skramstad of Mount St. hfory’s with Ojeda, B. Stanley (6) and (c) 1(82 NEA, Inc. Lowenstein, Bal, and Murphy, ■ 33 Kansas City (Blue 2-3). 8:35 night 31 32 Allenson; McLaughlin, O^chin- Oak 10. 3,940, Steve Fink of Idaho State with p m. Houston at Montreal, night I Detroit (Petry 4-3) at Cali San Francisco at St. LouiX)U1S, ko (8) and Newman. W—Ojeda Runs Batted In 3,917, and Rick Schweitzer of B ridge ■ ■ National League — Murphy, 35 36 fornia (Forsch 4-4J. 10:30 p.m night (24). L—McLaughlin (04). Monday's Sports Transactions Northwest Louisiana State with 3,- 34 , Milwaukee (Vuckovich 5-2) at HRa-Boston, Miller (2); Oak By United Press International AU 30; Kingman, NY 3b ; Seattle (NeLson 3-6i. 10:35 p.m. land. Henderson (4). Armas Moreland. Chi 36; Thompson, 900. ■ ■ Major League Results Baseball 37 38 39 Boston (Rainey 3-1) at (4). Arkansas (TL) — Fired Pit. and Guerrero. LA 34. By United Press International American League — Thorn s a y Oakland (l.angford 3-7), 10:35 manager Gaylen Pitts and National League N Y. 010000210-4 61 ton, Cie 44; McRae, KC 40: ■ [) m replaced him with Nick Layva. 40 Wednesday's Clames Atia 010 000 0 2 1 - 4 7 4 Toront 002 120 OOx - S 13 2 Luzinski. ^ i 38; O glivie,. Mil A deadly uppercut N Y . 101 2M (Ex - 10 161 Montreal — Signed four free kevyiB Law — James Schumelster New York at Toronto. nighT Erickson, John (5). Frazier ^enls to contracts: pitcher 32; Baylor. Cal. and Cooper, Walk, McWilliams (3), Camp 46 47 48 Texas at Baltimore, night (7) and W ynegar; Stieb, Troy McKay, third baseman Mil 31. 42 43 44 k[45 is equally as effective, but Minnesota at Cleveland, night (6(. Hrabosky (7). Hanna (8) McLaughlin (7) and Whitt. W - Stolen Bases .ind Pot'oroba; Puleo Swan (8) Julius Anderson, first baseman Sports the unfortunate victim I WATCHED THREE I’MNCfrSUEEIT Chicago at Kansas City, night Stieb (4-5), L—Erickson (4-6). Curtis Dishmad, and shortstop National League — Moreno, ■ 52 and Stearns. W—Puleo (5-2). L 50 51 Boston at Oakland, night HRs—New York, Nettles (3), Ray Haney. Pit 29; Dernier, Phil, and L. knows what has happened to H0UE60F INTERVIEWS IT S A DATING 49 -Walk (441. HRs-AllanU, Smalley (5). Smith, StL 23; Wilson. NY 19; 'Calendar NORTH 6-I.6I SERVICE OR NBC Detroit at California, night Washington (5); New' York, Toronto — Signed second him as soon as the blow has ANDEVERVONE, Wiggins. SD 17. ♦ K J 7 J 2 55 Milwaukee at Seattle, night Valentine (2). baseman Damaso Garcia to a been delivered. W A5AL06ER. 53 54 Minn 102 100 000 - 4100 one-year contract. American League — Hender 9 Q J7 Cleve 4030I010X -9 92 son, Oak 49; LeFlore, Chi 17; East took his diamond ace San Dgo 211 401000-912 2 Hockey 9KQ 58 Filson, Felton (2). Boris (5) Calgary — Named AI Mac- Wathan, KC 14; Lopes. Oak 13; at trick one and led back the 56 57 Chi 102 000400-712 1 and Bulera; Sorensen and Molitor, MU and Hayes. Cle 12. Tuesday 9AKQ ' Welsh, DeI..eon (7) and Neil director of player develop nine. West ruffed with the Nahorodny. W—Sorensen (54). ment and scouting. Pitching BASEBALL WEST EAST six. Since he had read the Kennedy; Bird. Tidrow (4), L -F ilso n (0-2). H Ra-M in- Victories (NEWSPAPER ENTERPmSE ASSN | Larson (5). Smith (6) and Montreal — Signed left Manchester at Xavier (Palmer 9 1 0 8 6 ♦ AO nine as a suit preference nesota, Hrbek (11); Cleveland. winger Mats Naslund to a National League — Sutton, I)avis W—Welsh (3-1). , LwBird Hayes (5). Thornton (14). Hou 7-1; Rogers. MU 74; Field), 3 ?86 VK9S signal, West returned a Yost writes Angle’ 3-51 HRs—San Diego. Jones multi-year contract. 1 Soccer Valenzuela, LA 74;F o rsch , StL ♦ 2 ♦ 6701663 spade. East was in with the i7i. I.ezcano (5). East Catholic at Bloomfield, 3 Texas 021000004-7141 San Diego (NASD — An 6-1; Jones, NY 64; Carlton, Phi 9 I I7 I 1 J 1 ♦ 5 ace and had three tricks in. Balt 020 102 0 3 x - 8 121 64. GIRLS SOFTBALL Herald Sports Editor Earl Yost Ls Angis 020 loo 020 - 5 11 3 nounced resignation of presi SOUTH Now he made a key plav Matlack, (Corner (6), Darwin dent-general manager. Fred American League — Hoyt, Windham at Manchester, 3 V. CELEBRITY CIPHER Pttsbr 100200010-4 80 (8) and Sundbet^; D. Martinez, Chi 9-1: Guidry, NY 7-V, ♦ QSt and led back a. low diamond. keeps on top of sports in his regular Power. Howe (7). Niedenfuer Whitacre. East Catholic at South Windsor, 3 Calabrity Clpriar cryptograms era croalari (rom quotations by famous people, past Stoddard (9), T. Martinez (9) Morris, Det 74; Bums, Chi, ♦ A 10432 He wanted to make sure that &HU- and preaeot. Each letter In the cipher stands lor soother Todt/s due S erjua/s W column. "The Herald Angle." on the (8). Forster (8) and Scioscia; and Dempsey. W—D. Martinez Barker, Cle, and Caudill, Sea 6* Moskau. Sarmiento (3), Romo TRACK ♦ 1074 his partner did stick in the daily sports pages. (54). L—Matlack (14). HRs— 2; McGregor, Bal and Ecker- ♦ JIO Texas, Bass (2). Sample (3), siey. Bos Manchester /East Catholic at eight to force dummy to Parrish (1), Roberts (1); Earned Run Average, State Sectionals Vulnerable: Both overruff with the jack. Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence • •q u b S d l f n f v t bk o l s e h s l z q Baltimore, Singleton (4). Local sports (Based on 1 inning x number of GOLF Dealer: East The uppercut had now games each team has played) done its deadly work. East’s Chi 100210000- 4 93 National League — Rogers, Manchester at Bristol Central . THE0WL5AV& I'V e BBEN NEAR THE SUN B E f O R E i ^ Len Auster, Herald sportswriter, W nt North E u t Soath five of spades had become Kn Cty 001066 OOx-1 1 1 8 1 MU 1.66; Sutiw . Hou 1.96; Ellington at East Catholic ! ♦ Pass MCANWHILE. w e a r e a l l p e o p l e j SUB UFXL KLFJULTLZ JULVT OLQJ Bums, Escarrega (5). Hickey keeps you informed about the local Martz, Chi 221: Laskey, SF the setting trick. The king OPTHEOUN. Saturday Phss Dbl. 24 2 ¥ THE REAL (6) and Fisk, Hill (8); Gura, sports world. Read the latest in his 2.M; Sanderson. MU 2.30. covered the queen and the e a s y ... Armstrong (8). (^isenberry (9) American L ^ g u e. — Hoyt, TRACK Pass 4V Pass Pass nine forced the 10, to leave THU UKEK Ml Pass FOZ V’EE QUBS HBR KBRT “Thoughts ApLENty,” regularly in and Wathan. W—Gura (5-2). L Chi 1.80; Eckersley. Bos 2.14; Manchester at Class LL Meet that five the master trump. —Bums (64). HR—Chicago. The Manchester Herald. Renko, Cal 2.15; John. NY 2.55; Baines (3). "Stanley. Bos 2S6. East Catholic at Class L Meet Four spades would proba Opening lead: ♦z bly have made, but could be NFTLOJO SUB UFXL CLLO BAfEBAU r - l (11 innings) beaten if East opened bis Mlw 20000000101-4 80 Sett) 01000010102-5120 singleton club and grabbed the first spade trick to give McClure, Bernard (6), Cald NERPYLZ." — ATLLT AFTQBO On deck, fungo and rhubarb well (9), Fingers (9). Augustine By Oswald Jacoby West a diamond ruff and get (10) anat.” Chadwick notes a never missed a game in that Reed vs. Mota's, 7t30 —Nike Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves fungo is useless for batting city, declared to Sam Crane, Vernon vs. Lathrop, 7 t3 0 ,\L LK/, practice, but good for field a celebrated sportswriter, —Fitzgerald ing fly balls. that "Dot Feller is a regular Main Pub vs. Tidy Car, 7i30 As now used, the term fan-a-tic.” —Robertson n o t h i n g pE/Z$ONALr "fungo” means a fly ball ’The word fanatic was too so u r n a l l y u n p e r - 5HE'P PIE IF SHE ^ b att^ to an outfielder in much for the thick-accented STANP WHAT IT KNEW r WEAR THEM \ TONTOp I'M fielding practice prior to the genial German sportsman to A\EANS TDBE CHICf SO ANTS WON’T start 01 a baseball game. master all at once. So he CAR CARE CRAWL UP fM L E G S / "Rhubarb” became part weighed heavily on the first \ tfadins you T® of the baseball lexicon dur pliable. ’Tbars the way CORNER H'- ing a Brooklyn-Cincinnati Crane wrote it — thus I doHNNY CfiJp-SON FO|z gam e in 1938. G arrv "fan.” Schumacher, a baseball Finally, here’s a jaunty, i fip McMahon. writer with the New York shipshape baseball anec Joumal-American, was first dote. to use it. On Aug. 7,1872, the great 6-1 “What a rhubarb,” he Boston team of the Nauonal j . • exclaimed during a brawl Association of Baseball The Born Loser —' Art Sansom ©IsetryK* " between the two teams. Players — forerunner to the By Kart Sartoria Sportscaster Red Barber National League — jour Sarvica Managar No matter how you pby diem, The Daily Bugs Bunny — Warner Bros. heard him and used the neyed to the village of Numbers and Pby 4 ate still your best bet. You ^ l'L L 5 A7 ...THgA6 M OSriO s\ J term on the air. Belfast, on the coast of Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick. jjjp iWHXr IS TtXJR OPittlOM OF OJR can pby Pby 4 twice a wedc, widi diawings AW-V/?, f a n t a s t i c ACLASSiC-tH ^ Schumacher explained Maine, for an exhibition One of the dieapest and ban* lleWSAUOUARY bodi Tuesday and Ftkby evenings. Tickets that duringring hibis boynood in game. diett of accetaorlet (or the car ‘‘YbuJust A M a r t i s t i c DON'T M A <£ 'B v ' Brooklyn, kids had to take a As practically every male is the magnetic keyhotder. AU bpug^ m>m Saturday to Tuesday are good for APMIT It, MAJOR, MASTSKPiece. U A ' I V • V •> Ijt - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues.. June 1. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., June 1. 1982 - 19 MWERnSING SOVERnSHtG MTES Classified 643'2711 « I — Condominiums 22 Minimum Charge 12:00 noon the 23— Homes tor Sale 35— Heating.Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods TAG SALE SIGNS / EMPLOYMENT 56— Mise for Rent NOTICE 24— ^LotS'Land for Sale 36— Flooring 15 W o rd s day 'before publication. 47— Qerden Products 59»-Homes/Apts. to Shafre 1— Loti and Found “ 13— Help Wanted l^ ln ve s tm e n t 'Property 37— Moving.Truclung-Storage48— Antiques Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to an 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 36— Services. \^^6ted ■49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY 3— -Announcements 15— Silualiorf Wanted 27— Resort Property 50— Produce nounce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, Deadline for Saturday Is S— Auctions 26— Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos for Sale 12 noon Friday; Mon MI8C. 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Kitchen mile - 3V5 room heated, SUZUKI 1974 RV-125CC. Home* For Sale 23 (9-4). Storm win- hardenpd^. from 16ng stan low-cost, fast-acting privileges. Air con apartment. Dishwasher, . WORKSPACE OR Suitable for trail or road. INTERIOR AND dows/dOors, furniture, ding ran' be freshened by Classified Ad. MANCHESTER ‘ Three ditioning: Washer-dryers, stove, refrigerator. Adults; STORAGE SPACE FOR 1100 original miles. Asking ^anrlfffitrr EXTERIOR Painting and humidifier, T.V.'s. coverin g them lii boiling bedrooms” , livining room, refrigerator/freezer, etc. - no pets. $310 monthly. RENT in Manchester. No $400. Cali 644-2784 after 6 Paperhanging. Ceilings clothing, miscellaneous. 21 water and lettipg them INVITATION dining room, kitchen,;cB{ 1V4 repaired or replaced. Free Stock Place (off North Phond 6465600. Security. 8'75-6752 days;, lease or security deposit. p.m. 8769(175 evenings. , . stshd fof a few minutes. TO BID baths, basement, full in estimates. Fully insured. Main). Reasonable rates. Suitable The Manchester Public Schools FURNISHED LIGHT 1976 HONDA GLIOOO - full 'Your Community Newspaper' sulation, gas heat and im References. Martin for-Small business. Retail 'Looking for a ^ood buy? solicits bids for ATHLETIC maculate condition. $59,- Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., Housekeeping room for a ONE BEDROOM Apart and' commercially zoned. dress, excellent condition. T r y redding tod^ay’f EQUIPMENT and for MILK for 500. Century 21, Lindsey mature woman. Available Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. After 6 p.nj. C!all 649-9113. C la ^ fied Ads. ■ the 1982-1988 school year. Sealed 6494431. Articlee lor Sale- 41. ment with heat. Real Estate, 649-4000. June 1st. For details call Convenient location. $350 bids will be received as fpllows; 1979 HONDA XR250. 2,300 Milk Bid June 9,1982, 8:00 P.M. 649-0307. monthly with rent reduc NEWLY RENOVATED Building Contracting 33 miles, new helmet, boots Athletic Equipment, June 10, Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 MANCHESTER ‘‘Raised PHOTO ENLARGER - Ar tion for maintenance 310. square feet office Ranch” , three bedrooms, nold Sun Ray enlarger. THREE ROOMS - For men available. Main Street and new tire. Needs N o t i c e 1982, 3:00 P.M. LEON CIESZYNSKI duties. CaU 646-0484,84:30. At the time listed the bids will be PLEASE READ large kitchen, living room, Model D, for 2V4 by 2V« and women; $25, $30, $35. location with ample muffler. $1300. Telephone PUBLIC HEARING BUILpER. New homes, Also: hand m ade bed 647-8421. publicly opened. The right is YOUR AD dining room, family room, negatives. With 3.5 inch, 472 MAIN STREET - '5 parking. Call 649-2891. BOARD OF DIRECTORS reserved to reject any and all bids. additions, remodeling, rec f/(.5 lens. Needs cleaning spreads and new com Vk baths, two car garage rooms. $325 monthly plus TOWN OF Specifications and bid forms may and beautiful yard. $80's. rooms, garages, kitchens and repair. Great for parts forter. Call 6465459. ' USED CAR LOT - 461 Main Len Auster, Herald Classified ads are taken ACCOUNTING CLERK/REGEPTIONIST rem odel^, ceilings, bath utilities. No appliances. ' MANCHESTER, be secured at Uie Business Office. Century 21, Lindsey Real or for copy stand. Call Security, tenant insurance.' Street, Manchester. Long sportswriter, keeps you in 49 N. School Street, Manchester, over the phone as a con tile, dormers, roofing. Apartmenta lor Pont 53 (XINNECTKXJT Connecticut. Raymond E. Demers, Estate, 649-4000, Doug Bevins at The Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5-.. established. Call weekdays formed about the local venience. The Herald Is Responsible person to work with accounting per Residential or commer Herald, 643-2711, after 1 65, 6462426. NoUce Is hereby given Uiat Uie Business Manager. Classified sports world. Read the Board of Dlrectora, Town ot ruponsible tor only one cial. 649-4291. weekdays. 05WI5 sonnel in performing functions relating to that MANCHESTER - “ Han p.m. MANCHESTER- One and latest in his ‘ ‘Thoughts Mancheater, ConnecUcut, will hold Incorrect Insertion and department. dyman special” . Four two bedroom apartments MANCHESTER - Central ELECTRICAL SERVICES THREE ROOM Apartment'' ApLENty,” regularly in a Public Hearing at the Town Hall then only to the size of room ranch, basement, PHOTO ACCESSORIES - available. Centrally location - modern medical u/,..oi/i Hearing Room, « Center Street, Also able to meet and greet customers and direct - We do all types of Elec available now, for an adult INVITATION the original Insertion. treed lot, convenient to Two Nikon 35mm film located on busline near or professional office suite, The Manchester Herald. MancheaUr, Connecticut, them to proper department personnel, as well as trical Work! Licensed. Call working respectable' TO BID Errors which do not shopping and bus. Great cassettes and one Contax shopping center and first floor, ^ to 1450 sq. ft Tueaday, June 8,1982, at 8:00 P.M. handle telephone calls, assist in accounts after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. gentleman. Call 643-6441. ■, Invitation to Bid to consider and act on the 1. Sealed Bids are invited by the 'lessen the value of the starter nome with TLC - 35mm film cassette, $5 schools. For further details All utilities and p a r'' Housing Authority of the Town payable/billing functions. needs work. $38,500. Cen each. Two Graflite call 6467157. eluded. Telephone ( Sealed bids will be received In the following: . advertisement will not FARRAND VERY LARGE Four room ' ‘ Bolton Selectmen's Office, 322 Proposed Ordinance — To convey of Manchester. Connecticut, tury 21, Lindsey Real flashbulb guns, $5 each. or 6465858. hereinafter called the Owner, bd corrected by an ad REMODELING - Cabinets, ^artment - Second floor. ‘ Bolton Center Rd., Bolton, Ct. to Richard S. Lawrence, Monroe Ads for the Project: Alterations to Ability to type 45 wpm, personable, ability to Estate, 649-4000. Cali Doug Bevins at The MANCHESTER - Newly 06040 until 2:30 P.M. on June 21. H. Rackow and Stephen R. ditional Insertion. Roofing, Gutters, Room Centrally located; ' 15-17 Orchard Street, operate business machines and CRT Terminal. Herald, 643-2711, after 1 decorated one bedroom 1982: Quatrocelll for the sum of 8148,- Additions, Decks, all types C arpeted. Appliances, Manchester, Connecticut. p.m. apartment. Access to shop □ AUTOMOTIVE Diesel engine powered dump 000.00 Uwae premises known as Uie Must be able to work well with figures, be accurate. o f Remodeling and refrigerator, stove, 2. Bidding Documents have been □ BUSINESS ping centers, buslines and truck, equipped as per Buckland School, 1078 Tolland Repairs. FREE w asher/dryer. $425/ - prepared by The Lawrence High School Graduate. 1 to 2 years accouhting SWIMMING POOL schools. For further details specifications. Any questions, con Turnpike, and Uie recreation area. and SERVICES Estimates. Fully insured. Security. References..- A u lb Parta For Salo ' 60 tact Dan Rattdzzi at the Associates, and office experience needed. Distributor needs please call 523-4196 A copy of the Proposed Ordinance Telephone 643-6017. . Available June 1st. 646 . Selectmen’s Office, 649^43. Bids may be seen In the Town Clerk’s Archltccts/Planners, P.C., 150 , 0 \ \ t homesites to display new between 9 and 5 pm or 2252. ; . : FOUR ALUMINUM rims opened publicly at 6:30 P.M. on Office during business hours. North Main Street. Manchester, above ground models, 19 x after 5 pm and weekends, (Applications may be obtained at our facility.) If Service* Ottered 31 SIDING AND ROOFING - in good shape. $200. Call June 21. 1982. The Board of James R. McCavanagh, Connecticut, hereinafter called 31 ft. with fence, filter, sun 6467157. the Architect. iilanfhfHtrr interested, please submit resume in confidence to: replacement windows, all FOUR ROOM Apartment - : 6474125 after 6 p.m. Selectmen reserve the r l^ t to deck. Only $978 \^view the bids before awarding a Secretary 3. Bids shall be directed to the REWEAVING BURN phases of remodeling. Free Second floor. Mature • home HOLES. Zippers, um COMPLETE. Offer 118 MAIN STREET - Three cob.Yact, or to reject any and all Board of Directors Housing Authority of the Town Michelle Virkler, Personnel Coordinator estimates. Telephone 643- adults. No appliances, no- . Adtoa For Salo 51 of Manchester, ^nnecticut, 24 Hrral^i limited! Cali now! 203-9^ room heated apartment. bids. Dated at Manchester, brellas repaired. Window 6478 after 6 p.m., ask for pets, references, security/ . •••••••••••••••••••••••• Bluefleld Drive, Manchester. 5642. Hot water, no appliances, Town of Bolton, Conn. shades, Venetian blinds. One car. Telephone 646 CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe Connecticut this 2Sth day of Connecticut 06040. Bids shall be Mike. security. Tenant in ^ Henry P. Ryba, GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS Keys. TV FOR RENT. 1265. D eV ille - 72,000 m iles. First Selectman May, 1982. submitted in duplicate oh 3id surance. 646-2426, 9-5 261 Broad Straat, Manchaatar, Ct. 06040 Marlow's, 867 Main Street. COUNTER TOP Range, Good condition. $2700 or 062-05 055-05 Forms furnished. Bids may be Pooling 34 weekdays. E O E M /F 649-5221. $15.00. Telephone 6465M7. COVENTRY Sublet with", Best offer. Telephone 742- withdrawn prior to time of Bid Opening, bids wlii not be ROOFING - College stu fall ootion. Two bedrooms/-: 6800 - Keep trying. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - FRIGIDAIRE FREEZER MANSFIELD C enter - accepted after time of Bid dent with five years in country setting, I/2-mile - FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION Opening. Bids cannot be subscribers of □ N O T IC E S - chest type - 14 cubic ft. Woodsedge apartments. Concrete. Chimney experience. Quality work from lake. $3M monthly in- / • 1972 PINTO 1600, four LEGAL SECRETARY - good condition. $99.00. Call Newly renovated, country BY THE TOWN OF MANLHES'IEK withdrawn after time of Bid Repairs. ‘‘No Job Too at reasonable prices. Free dudes ail utilities except - speed, standard. $500 or RESTAURANT Experienced only. Coven Small. Call 644-8356. 6466855 after 3 p,m. setting, two bedrooms, Notice is hereby given of a sale at public auction to be held June 5,1962 Opening. L0at and Found 1 estimates. 8761023. phone. 742-8626 - keep - ' best offer. Telephone 646 Opening. Bids cannot be try. Full time. Send $310. Includes heat and hot ^t 10:15 A.M., EDT, at the Manchester Police Department Garage, 239 HELP trying. 7313. withdrawn after time of Bid resume to P.O. Box 488, LENSES FOR .Mqmiya - water. Telephone 4261270 diddle Turnpike East, Manchester, Connecticut, of the unclaimed IMPOUNDED: Male, We are now hiring for C & M Tree Service, Free Hoating-Plumbing 35 Opening. Coventry, 06238. estimates. Discount senior C330, 250mm F6.3 or 2369660. nerchandise as listed below. about one year old, the following positions: FOUR ROOMS - stove,' . 1979 CHEVROLET Malibu Claims for merchandise listed below should be made with the 4. Bids will be publicly opened and citizens. Company telephoto and S5mm F4.5 read aloud in the. Housing Samoyed cross, white and •WAITERS refrigerator, hot water fur-. • Classic sport coupe - V8, iManchester Police Department. No claim .made after sale will be UNDERCOVERWEAR - Manchester owned and wide angle. Both like new. MAIN STREET - Three accepted. All sales are final and for cash. No sales to minors. Inspection Authority office at 2:00 P.M., The Herald that tan. Center Street. 646- nished. Pay own heat, - Automatic, power steering, •WAITRESSES room heated apartment. June 16, 1962. As seen on Phil Donahue! operated. Call 646-1327. $130 each. Call 644-2784 utilities. Working mature. brakes, AM-FM radio, air- of articles for sale may be made between 9:00 A.M. and 10:00 A.M. on •BUSERS Hot water, appliances. No 5. Bidding E>ocument8 may be Learn how easy it is to M & M Plumbing and after 6 p.m. couple. $250 monthly. conditioning, vinyl roof, Ithe day of the sale. •DISHWASHERS earn large proHts at pets. Security, parking. I The Town reserves the rlght to remove from the sale, or reject, any or examined at the Mancheater Pertonale 2 LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen Heating, Manchester. 646 Security, references. 646 . defogger, more. 6462880. Housing Authority office on and exciting home lingere par 523-7047. ■all bids for what It deems to be In the best InteresU of the Town. •«•••••••••••••••••••••• • C L E A N U P cing. Attics, cellars, gar 2871. Small repairs, NYLE GREEN gown, size 7094. after 1:00 P.M., Tuesday, June ties! Telephone 649-7265. ages cleaned. All types 8. $40.00. Can. be seen Copies of rules of the sale and list of items for sale are available at the R;USSELL’S HAIR •COOK remodeling, heating, 1971 CHEVROLET Con- iGeneral Services’ Office, Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, 1, 1062. A deposit of $20.00 for trash, brush removed. between 5 and 7 p.m. at 426 BOLTON - 3*4 rooms with s t y l i n g & BARBE R Full or part time. Apply baths, kitchens and water TWO b e d r o o m - $295. coiirs wagon. Posi- ^Manchester, ConnecUcut each complete set is required in hove something BABYSITTER - Grand Picket, Split Rail, Stake West Middle Turnpike, basement, appUances, lUie the form of a check payable to SHOP- 195 Spruce Street, In person only: Monday heaters. Free estimates! Does not include heat. No . traction, trallering axle, 1 No. Brand/Make 88 Mini-Cassette Recorder, ” K- Apt. 53. private home. Working the Manchester Housing Unisex Service. Enhance thru Friday 2 to 4. motherly type who is Fences installed. 528-0670. roof rack, 350 V8, power 1 Ross Mart” pets. 6467901. Authority. The deposit will be creative and loving for two single adult, married cou- steering, automatic, radio, 2 Murray All Pro 89 Bike Crash Helmet, While your image! Look good- Houtehold Good* 40 refunded if the DMuments are children. Vernon Circle LICENSED DAY CARE BASEBALL SHOES - le. No children, pets, 3 Columbia 90 Car Pbmies fMl great: Appointments, DAVID'S SIX ROOM APARTMENT, rear defogger, more. returned in good condition area. Part time. Own HOME - Will watch your Leather. Adidas. Size 8. ease, deposit. 643-2880. 4 Azuki 91 Pocket Radio, "Vision'! 646-6659. USED E in newer duplex. Wall to -: Original owner. 643-2880. within ten (10) days after In Th a 5 Columbia vz Pocikei 1' iasUlia'it transportation. Call 646- child or infant days. Call Like new. $12.00. Call 646 ..L —------receipt of Bids; otherwise the Manchaatar Parkada REFRIGERATORS, wall carpeting. Stove, 6 Unknown "Garrlty” 5153 - leave message with 646-0262. 6221, keep trying. TWO ROOMS - partially 1975 VW Bug - 53,000 miles, deposit is subject to forfeiture WASHERS, RANGES - refrigerator, dishwasher..l-> 7 Murray All Pro !>'3 Adding Machine, "OUvetU- answering service. furnished - $250 p 6. The Owner shall have the r i^ t □ EMPLOYMENT Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 1/2-baths. Flreplaced. AM-FM radio, air-, 8 Sears Underwood” sell for PART TIME - 11:30 p.m.- SMALL LOADS OF SKIDS AND Miscellaneous No pets. Call M9 to reject any or all Bids and in Service. Low price's! living room. Full cellar conditioning, heat, no rust, 9 Full 94 3 Speaker Intercom System, 7:30 a.m. Telephone ANNUAL AUDITIONS for STONE, trap rock, play & pine and hardwood, $5.00 particular to reject a Bid not ac B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main and attic. $525 monthly. No new radials. $2,950. 646 10 Takara “ Archer” Help Wanted 13 operator. No experience Church Musicians - ick-up load. Take note of 95 Bumper Jack, Stand and companied by any data required sand, white stone, loam Street. 643-2171. VERNON - one bedroom - utilities. Available July- 2913. 11 Columbia necessary - will train. Call Organists and Soloists - and pool sand lis ad, it will not be run 12 KCl Wrench by the Bidding Documents or a B garage, pool, all 10th. 6469521, 647-1111. Bid in any way incomplete or \^ORK AT HOME jobs Edwards Answering Ser Regular and Substitute - DELIVERED. Telephone again. 6462286. 13 Olympique 96 Bar-B-Que Spit SOFA - Three cushion - appliances. $340 plus heat. 1976 MERCURY Monarch - irregular. The Owner shiBU have available! Substantial ear vice, 646-5081, First Church of Christ, 644-1775. 14 Columbia 97 Welder’s Maisk 00 excellent condition inside the r i^ t to waive any Informali nings possible, call 504-641- • modern design - black, Like new. Telephone 646 15 Kabukl 98 Photo Electric Cells. Full Scientist, Manchester. Call COMBINATION Spreader and out. Power brakes, ty or irregularity in any Bid 8003, extension 494, for in brown and white floral 1485. 16 Columbia . Box PART TIME Lunch 875-0238. LAWN MOWERS and cart, good condition, power steering, air, low received. pattern. $80.00 Call 646 17 Columbia 99 Bowling Ball, Case and less than formation. 7. The project is being funded by employees Moiiday- REPAIRED - Free pick-up $35.00. Phone 6465077. mileage. Call M7-1613. 18 Huffy Shoes, "AM F” 3067. the U.S. Department of Housing Friday. No experience SECRETARY FOR and delivery. 10% Senior Easy Crochet 19 Nishlki 100 Gas Can, 2Vs gallon PART TIME. Your and Urban Development necessary, we will train. LOCAL LAW OFFICE-Call Discount. ECONOMY FOR SALE: Baby crib 1969 VW Fastback - 10,000 •20 Huffy 101 K of C Sword TWO SINGER Electric (H.U.D.) and the successful telephone and our Ideal for the housewife. 646-2425. LAWN MOWER - 647-3660. with mattress - natural 21 Columbia 102 Ceremonial Sword automatic wall-type Cool Half-Size miles on rebuilt engine. bidder will be required to comp customers turn spare time Earn extra money while wood with decals - old 22 Murray 103 Hunting Arrow heaters 1500W, one 115V, N e^ s work. $600. Call 646 ly with prevailing wage rates es into super earnings. 528- the children are in school. O FFICE WORK- Part EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain style. Would like $50.00. 23 Raleigh 104 Assorted Costume Jewelry one 230V, $15.00. Two Ull 8387 between 6 and 9 p.m. 106 Portable TV, “ Sharp” tablish^ by the U.S. Depart 6631. Summers off if needed. time, 18 hours per week. ting, driveway sealing, Telephone 643-4325. I 24 Huffy ceramic table lamps, I 25 Columbia 106 Assorted S p ie r s ment of Labor and all Equal Op Clean, pleasant surroun Good typing skills experienced. College portunity Requirements of NAME.... ASSEMBLERS AND COIL $10.00. 647-9723. FOR PARTS - 1972 Comet. I 28 Raleigh 107 Red Tool Box and Tools dings. Apply in person: required-shorthand op senior, references. Call HELMET AND Moped car 27 Scars 106 Polaroid Camera Federal Law. Winders - female Telephone 6463110. 8. Each Bidder, by making his Bid, Dairy Queen, 242 Broad tional. Call Mr. John Peter Krupp, 643-0468. carriers, $25.00. Hammond I 28 Kabukl 109 Opera Glasses (SporU) pj-eferred. Finger dexteri TWIN BED With mattress represents that be has visited ADDRESS Street. Leahy, John Hancock Life Free estimates. Spinet org^an, two 29 Unknown 110 Fishing Lures, Weights ty necessary. Experience for $25.00 and curtains for BUICK ELECTRA - 1971. the site and famlUarlxed himself Insurance Co., for appoint keyboard, $^5 or best 30 Phillips Hooks with the actual CMdltlons under iS)t necessary - will train. $3.00 a' pair. Call after 5 984)00 miles, new tires and 31 BSA 111 Lug Wrench CITY ..... ment, 643-1124. EOE. offer. Telephone 646-4625. I which the work is to be per Four day week, 10 hour day p.m. 647-8715. exhaust. Everythin!' S2Puch 112 Rip Saw FULL TIME - Part time formed. Bidders shall make an -7-5:30, Apply at Able Coil works. $800.643-4118 after S3 Royce Unloh \19 W alkie-Talkie. 'M id truck drivers wanted to 7 PIECE Be d r o o m $soo. ZIP ...... PHONE...... USED REFRIGERATOR - 34 Sears land” appointment to visit the Electronics, Bolton, Conn. deliver appliances. Full ATTICS, GARAGES, 25” colored TV, $200. 2 p.m. premises by calling Marilyn copper - top freezer, frost- 35 Columbia 114 Scrabble Game time - experienced; part CELLARS CLEANED - B&W TVs, $10. 2 end, 1 Walsh. Housing Consultant to ^BSTITUTE Teacher for TEACHERS! free, clean, in good condi 1977 CUTLASS Special - I 36 Ross 116 Cribbage Board time - will tram. Ekcellent Light trucking. All types of coffee table, $75. Girls 116 4 FcOil Hub Caps the Manchester Housing day care. Pre-school and brush and trash removed. tion. $200 takes this automatic transmission, 37 Takara wages and benefits. Apply clothes, 4 thru 6. 647-0040. 38 Sears 117 2 Chevy Hub Cape Authority, at 64156536. school age children. Low pay and dull summers excellent refrigerator power steering, power by; Dennis F*helan, in person only - A1 Call 6461947. 39 Raleigh 1161 Chrysler Hub Cap Experience necessary. can be turned Into an exciting away. 6467393. brakes, air, stereo ^ecutlve Director Sieffert’s Appliances, 445 DOUBLE c e m e t e r y 40 Unknown 1191 Unknown.Cap 'Gall MELC - 647-9659. and very rewarding second tte, new radials, low Manchester Housing Authority Hartford Road, career opportunity. Just 2 to 6 LAWNS MOWED,' Avg. I 41 Sutton 120 2 Dodge Caps KITCHEN TABLE, for Lot at Rose Hill. Asking tge. $3200. 649-0764 06(M)5 Manchester. hours per day of Intensive ef lawn $7. Odd jobs, painting, $600. negotiable. Call 646 X I 42 Huffy 121 2 T-Bird Capa PART TIME Days - no fort this summer will set the cleaning, done ny am mica top, seats 4-8 people, afi|eF 6 p.m. 43 Ross 122 2 Unknown Caps $40.00; living room chair,' 0149 between 5 and 8 p.m. ^ Unknown 123 2 Dodge Caps experience necessary, will FEMALE COMPANION stage for a Ilfe-time of finan bitious graduate student. cial security and recognition. blonde mahogany, $^.00; . CIlEVY NOVA - 1975 - 6 45 Unknown 124 1 Bulck Cap 'TOWN OF MANCHESTER Manchester Herald train. Call Edwards for elderly female. Must be Telephone 646-6868. Answering Service, 646- Cell for appintment ■ 5 to 8 vibrator-exercisor, lose in Doga-BIrda-Pmta 43 cyl., automatic, under 30,- 46 Unknown ^ 125 1 Beauty Rim LEGAL NOTICE available daily 11 p.m.-8 pm - 742-9435. •••••••••••••••••••••••• I 47 Robin Hood The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on May 34, 1963 made the 5081. COLLEGE STUDENT ches, improve circulation, 009 miles. Like new. $2,850. 1271 Chevrolet Cap One Herald Square a.m. Manchester area. KITTENS FOR Sale - 175 48 Unknown Reg. following decisions: desires houses to paint. $65.00.0467861 after 6 p.m. 6^118 after 5 p.m. 49 Sears 10 1281 Unknown Cap Send resume and Oakland Street (rear) APPL. NO. 863 -r AtlanUc Richfield Co. - 268 West Middle Turnpike - Manchester, Conn. 06040 SXIPERINTENDENT - references to Attorney Experienced, responsible, 50 (Columbia 8 ' 1891 Ford Cap Special Exception approved with cofulltloos. BEDROOM SET by Red Manchester, after 4 p.m. 19^ BUICK Skylark, four 1801 Unknown Cap Hard working, previous Richard Conti, 753 Main reasonable prices, by the 51 Columbia 10 APPL. NO. 8M - Shirley M. Segal et al - 237 4 249 Progress Drive experience required for 120 MAINTEINANCE - Full job or by the bouse. Lion - beautiful seven piece dobr, running condition'. 52 R a lei^ 10 1811 Unknown Cap (a/k /a Lots I6F and f ! ) Appeal from the decision of Zoning Enforce Street, Manchester. FREE - Two long haired Reg. 188 1 Y a m a h a H otorcyeW units. Rent $150 per month, time position now open. Available immediately. Meditteraiiean style, all *3^ or best oner. 6462840. 53 Columbia ment Officer denied. wood, hand carved. female kittens. One black, 54 Sdiwinn Reg. . Engine APPL. NO. 666 — Olga Verro — 39 Ridge Street — Variance approved $)i.50 per hour. Send PAINTERS Wanted - Must Excellent benefits. Contact 749-0012. Excellent condition. one grey. Telephone 646 Ill68 MUSTANG- -289 55 Sean Rag. , 188 Aluminum Eztenaloa ladder with conditions. resume to Fountain be experienced and have Mr. Thurston or apply in 56 Unknown Rag. 184 Wooden Stool person to Meadows Con Palnttitg-Paporlng 32 Call 6465422. 0798. e n ^ e . Excellent condi* a PPL. n o . 866 - General OU Co. of Hartford - 568 Center Street - Village, 175-A Downey transportation. Call 646- 57 GiUne 10 180 Hydraulic Jack Special Exception approved. tton. 875-7326 after 5:30 lie 4 Way Lug Wrench Drive, Manchester. 3117. valescent Home, 333 58 Huffy R 4 . APPL. NO. 867 - Richard T. Day et al - 34-26 Knighton Street - TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLANK. LIMIT 20 WORDS. CUTE LITTLE Kittens are 10 117 Men'a Roller Derby ttoUer Bidwell Street, INTERIOR PAINTING, 59 Murray Variancee for lot area and exterior stairway approved. Variance for looking for good homes. Rag. Skatet, Slae 7 Manchester. 647-9191. over ten years experience, 60 Tyler living area denied. Please call 6466480 after 188 Steel Gear low rates and senior citizen ArtMoa for Sala 41 Trueka for Salo 52 No. Item/DeicriptioQ/Brand APPL. NO. 889 — Community Development Corp. — 1146 Main Street — discounts. 6469980. 10:30 a.m. ‘ 81 Handle B a n Front - Pork, lit Pair Black Glovea GENERAL HOUSEWORK 140 Bibla Quiz Book Variance approved. C r o c k e $ FORD 1976 Window Van - T im tnd Fnmc All Variancee and Special Exceptions shall have an effective date In ac for adult professional cou 181 Greco PlaiUc Sled 141 Chen Book - WANTED - ple. Call 649-7*04 after 5 NAME YOUR OWN Price - LOVABLE YOUNG long % ton, V8, PS, PB, Air, cordance with Connectient G e n m l Statutes. NoUce of these decisions haired pure white cat juA cruise,'bravy duty trailer 88 Lcodmower Lawnroower, 14110 lb. Baihell Weight has been filed in the Town Clerk’s office. pm. in and out painting, I r3T 148 Thermal Jug ALUMINUM SHEETS spayed. 342-0571, 633-6581. 5438! ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 3 4 papering Bl. hitch, full carpet. No rust. 84 Handle Ban k Fender i 144 Camara FlaRi Daflecton 1 2 PART TIME Prompt’ rompt quality service. used as printing plates. .007 8250 Recently purchased in Edward Coltman, Se