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Bv David Ludfum Monday. ity, ba.sed in New York. closings. Otis in 1853. " "Our policy is following the United Press Internationai . "One of the w'orst abuses of At the meeting. U TC also sought Business floundtable recommen­ "United Technologies has stead­ The city.is suing-OTC for alleged corporate democracy is taking to highlight a two-for-one split in its dations, addressing concerns you I fastly refused to discuss policy on breach of contract, claiming it Manchester, Conn. HARTFORD - United Technoi- place right here," said Keith common stock and a $2 billion raise such as (extra) pay. pensions closing plants despite two requests abandoned the plant built with help Clear tonight; ogies Corp. barred the mayor ol Roiland. the only one of the annual' investment program lor to metW with us," said Roiland. from federal, state and local and retraining,” said Gray. Wednesday, May 2, 1984 Yonkers. N.Y., from its annual publishing company's four certi­ research bnd development and sunny Wednesday "U T C kept this resolution off the governments. meeting, limiting complaints fied proxies admitted to the capital improvement. in other business. Gray an­ Single copy: 25C ballot. They're trying to keep the about the company closing the meeting. 'The four came to protest UTC's nounced a two-for-one split in — See page 2 lid shut." Harry J. Gray, UTC chairman, city's Otis Elevator plant. U TC refused to allow Martinelli closing of an Otis Elevator plant in said the pending court action U T C ’s common stock through a 100 Despite certification as a proxy to replace him as the company's Yonkers last year and had tried to , The resolution described the allowed him to make only "m in­ percent distribution and a 5-cent for Episcopal Church Publishing representative, said Roiland. a have a resolution put before the plant as "an anchor for the imal remarks," but that the increase in quarterly dividends on Co., Mayor Angelo Martinelli was staff member of the Interfaith shareholders demanding U TC de­ Yonkers' economy since the eleva­ company does have a plant closing pre-split shares, from 65 to 70 denied entrance to the meeting Center on Corporate Responsibil- velop a written policy on plant tor was invented there by Elijah policy. cents.

Vote due 'V ABC buys ESPN No EDB \ \ Reagan sets for $237.5 in system by House big welcome BRISTOL (UPl) - Aiierican workout." * for grain on roads Broadcasting Co. has become sole Texaco gained controlling inter­ owner of the Entertainment and est in ESPN in February when it Sports Programming Network af­ acquired Getty Oil Co., and put the By Susan Kinsman H A R TFO R D (UPI) - A financ- United Press International for the pope ter buying a majority interest, in cable station up for sale April 6. .ing plan to pay for Gov. William the cable company from Texaco Uncertainty about who would O ’Neill’s 10-ycar program to re­ FARMINGTON — A Greenwich Inc. for $237.5 million. own ESPN "hadn't really been a build Connecticut's roads and tions between the liniied States 2 research' and development firm FAIRBANKS, Alaska (U P I) — "It's business as usual and will problem" for business, Soltys said, bridges may be brought to the and the Holy See. has gone “ back to the farm” to President Reagan prepared a be for the'foreseeable future," "There was no question we would House floor for a vote today. After Reagan makes welcoming improve the quality of national red-carpet ceremonial welcome ESPN's Michael Soltys said Mon­ be operating." House leaders continued to press remarks and the pontiff responds, grain supplies without suspected today for Pope John Paul Il's first day after the agreement was "We are the largest cable Tuesday for the 76 votes needed to the two leaders will enter the cancer-causing pesticides such as visit to the United States since full announced. network in the country and we'll be pass the financing package. By airport terminal lor a private ethylene dibromide, or ED B . diplomatic relations were estab­ The sale, subject to regulatory profitable next year," Soltys said. late afternoon House Democratic meeting expected to last about 20 Interpack Inc. combines space lished with the Vatican. approval, gives ABC control over ESPN has been losing money Leader John Groppo of Winsted minutes. technology and Yankee resource­ Reagan stopped off in the remote 100 percent of ESPN stock and annually since it began in Sep­ said "we still need three, but we’re After the meeting, the puntilf fulness into a computer-controlled \interior Alaska city of Fairbanks Getcom. Inc., which owns and tember 1979. Getty's plan for the closer than we have been.” will bid the Reagans larewell as system to make grain less suscept­ Tuesday en route home from China leases a cable television uplink and cable company anticipated yearly Groppo said House Democrats they board Air Force One to fly to ible to spoilage and infestation at to await the pontilf's arrival. The a satellite transponder used by loses unil its sixth year of opera­ would caucus early today to firm Washington. reduced cost, a spokesman said pope will spend three hours in ESPN. tion. Soltys said. up support for the financing plan in The pope will then tour the crowd Monday. Fairbanks, while his plane is being ESPN, an advertiser-supported time for a vote later today. But the in an open-topped limousine which ABC's Video Enterprises Inc. “ We started out trying to make a refueled to continue his journey to cable television channel, broad­ Democratic leader said he would will allow everyone a close view of unit acquired a 15 percent interest better consumer product and real­ South Korea for the Roman Ca­ casts primarify sports program­ not consider bringing the bill out the pontiff. in ESPN earlier this year and also ized we had to go back to the tholic bicentennial meeting. ming 24-hours a day to 30.2 million unless 76 Democrats were commit­ Afterward. John Paul II will received an option to buy up to 49 farm,” said Alden J. Schneider, Some 40,000 spectators were subscribers in 49 states, all except ted to vote for it. mount the platform and bestow his percent of the channel and fir.st who founded the firm in May, 1970. expected to turn out for the historic Hawaii. “ The Republicans have already blessings on the assembled crowd. refusal rights on any sale of The storage system he named meeting at Fairbanks Interna­ A financial news program called Getty's,share. stated they are not going to be on tional Airport. He will conclude his stay in Business Times is produced by “ Shangri-La” was designed with board,” Groppo said. House Re­ Fairbanks by visiting handicapped NASA research collected by the Vatican sources said Reagan another concern which leases time ABC had been a 50 percent owner publican Leader R.E. Van Nor- sought the meeting with John Paul persons who will be gathered in a of Satellite News Channel, another 'm i University of Connecticut. on the ESPN channel on weekday straifd of Darien said the 63 House on his way back from a six-day special area in the terminal. advertiser-suported cable televi­ Schneider hopes to havethe new mornings. Republicans are solidly behind an visit to China. After a three-hour stop in "We're very happy ABC will be sion channel, but that operation high-tech silo ready for testing in alternate plan based on a commu­ The pope was eager to hear Alaska, the pope will depart for our parent company," Soltys said. ran into difficulties and was sold the fall of 1985 and available for ter tax. about developments in China and Seoul. "How that affects us. it's too early last ye^r’tp rival Turner Broacast- commercial use in 1987. O ’Neill's plan calls (or higher to discuss Central America, the to really speculate. We have no ing Sy.stem Inc. Turner Broadcast­ " What we’re try ing to shoot for is gasoline taxes and motor vehicle Middle East, Poland and other idea what direction we'll be taking, ing also was interested in buying value,” said Schneider. The goal is fees and fines. troubled areas of the globe, the but we're optimistic things will ESPN, Soltys said. to dry grain properly at r^uced Groppo said he expected at least cost and lengthen its storage life. sources said. one Democratic amendment — a But, they said, he does not want t i e estimated the United States M motion to keep some tolls on the loVea^50 million in grain annually to help Reagan campaign for Connecticut Turnpike now sche­ Catholic votes in the U .S. presiden­ Firm pledges not to sell J to insects, fungus and damage. duled to be phased out by 1987, and John Paul UPI photo Worldwide, losses reach into the tial election this year. use that money to pay for the Although he is a Presbyterian. billions of dollars. rebuilding program. Annual Meeting Time The new system would store Reagan pushed strongly to estab­ stake In retail company He said 55 House Democrats lish diplomatic relations with the has busy 3,000 to 6,000 bushels of grain in a "want a chance to vote 6n the tolls'' American Motors Corp. Chairnlan Paul Cohvertibte recently after<- both ad­ Circular steel bin. Computerized Vatican and succeeded in winning NEW TON. Mass. (UPI) - The It was the second time this proposal. Tippett (right) and company President dressed xheir annual stockholders controls would measure and regu­ Congressional support for the chairman of General Cinema month directors of the Los Groppo said he was not angry controversial move, which was itinerary Angeles-based retailer urged its Jose Dedeurwaerder pose in the front late temperature, humidity and A A promised not to sell the company's meeting. about the dissent in the ranks. criticized by some religious 33 percent stake in Carter Hawley shareholders to hold onto their pressure inside the unit, creating “ This seems to be happening every seat of the company’s new 1985 Alliance conditions similar to those deve­ groups. Hale Store Inc., a retail giant that stock. session. I'm getting used to it.” he William Wilson, the newly ap­ ROM E (U P I) — Pope John Paul is struggling against a takeover General Cinema paid $300 mil­ loped for space flights by NASA, said. " I get upset because it seems II started a fO-day tour as an Schneider said. pointed U.S. ambassador to the attempt by The Limited Inc. lion two wqeks ago for 1 million to be the same ones.” Herald photo by Tarqumio Vatican and a member of Rea­ "apostle of peace" to four Asian Richard A. Smith, chairman and shares of cumulative convertable The bin is lined with a honey­ Groppo said he could not under­ nations by flying to Fairbanks, It looks just like a hotel, comb of plastic and glass and an gan's "kitchen cabinet " also was chief executive officer of General preferred stock of Carter Hawley, stand the reluctance of some Alaska, for a meeting with Presi­ aluminum core with openings for ‘Math Play Day‘ scheduled to be on hand for the Cinema Corp., saA Monday his the parent company of such retail members whose districts stand to arrival ceremony. dent Reagan. company has full confidence in the chains as The Broadway, Neiman- hollow copper heat pipes to draw benefit the most from the road and The flight to Fairbanks aboard a water from the grain in a pump hand, she’s ready to do one of the many Stringent security measures Y future of the West Coast depart­ Marcus, Emporium Capwell and bridge repair plan. Jennifer Judd, a sixth-grader at Nathan were instituted by the Secret special Alitalia DC-10 aircraft Y action powered by solar “sun ment store chain and is satisfied Walden Books. but financed like a condo " I ’m going to vote for the Hale School, looks pensive as she brain-twisters the seventh graders Service and state troopers. Both’ named after the late Italian tubes” . with its investment. The Limited, a chain of women's package and I'iH coming up with listens to one of her temporary prepared for their guests as part of men have been the targets of playwright Luigi Pirandello was "General Cinema continues to apparel shops headquarterd in By Gail Collins room through Dowmar's condo- percentage of the total profits of Schneider said the rdgulated less than $2 million" in improve­ expected to take slightly more than environment would prevent mold, "teachers” — a seventh-grader at “Math Play Day." Story and another assassination attempts. be bound by all of the restrictions Columbus, Ohio, has charged that United Press International plans. The eondovestpr gets more the project. Presuming a 50 ments to his northwestern Connec­ The president and Mrs. Reagan 10 hours. contained in its standstill agree­ Carter Hawley Hale's board has ^tax benefits and flexibility than a percent occupancy rate in the first toxic fungi and insects from ticut district. Bennet Junior High School. Pencil in picture on page 3. The meeting today during a growing and grain would no longer will be at the foot of the ramp when ment with Carter Hawley," said damaged the company's financial limited partner, he said. year, the $48,500 Snowy Owl room the pope's Alitalia charter flight two-hour stopover for refueling in need to be treated with chemicals Smith, who became a Carter condition by repurchasing 50 per­ NEW YO R K — The apparently On the otfier side, the investor's would generate $3,128 in revenue. touches down on the runway along Fairbanks was to be the first for* such as EDB or carbon Hawley director Saturday. cent of its stock and selling limitless imagination of Afnerican financial obligations don't end with But expenses, including the mort­ with Gov. Bill Sheffield and other the Roman Catholic pontiff and tetrachloride. No one Is Injured "We have no intentions of General Cinema a highly profita­ financiers has hatched yef another the first up-front payment. He is gage payments, woulc) be $6,423, dignitaries. Reagan since a Vatican audience The bins will be sized to fit inside seeking to sell our shares," he said. ble chain of book stores. way of raising money — the responsible for the mortgage used creating a net loss of $3,295 which The president will escort John in June 1982. existing farm silos for additional Over the weekend, the board of ■ 'condovestment.'' to help finance his hotel room, and the investor would have to pay. Paul II to the ceremonial piptform Authorities in Fairbanks pre­ But according to a source quoted protection against rodents. “ We directors of Carter Hawley re­ The condovestment looks like a even for a share of the hotel Tax deductions for the loss, and a band will strike up the dicted 40,000 people would turn out in the Boston Globe, Carter Haw­ don’t want to waste anything,” he jected the latest takeover attempt hotel, is managed like a hotel, and operating costs if the venture goes depreciation on the building and a Star-Spangled Banner and the to welcome the first pope ever to ley Hale's balance sheet will be said. They may be produced for Shots fired in Dairy Mart hoidup by The Limited and urged its is occupied by hotel-going guests. sour. improved by the repurchase of special one-time deduction on the Vatican Anthem — symbolizing visit the town of 27,000. shareholders to bypass the tender But it is financed like a condomi­ "They're riskier investments." less than $5 per square foot and last the upgrading of diplomatic rela- The pope was' accompanied on shares and the General Cinema cost of furnishings would amount up to 30 years. Hartford Police Department, po­ attendant to open the cash register offer. nium, with each investor purchas­ said Donna Dazzo, marketing to $13,157. For an investor in the SO Two shots were fired but n6 one container of Connecticut Lotto the tour by Vatican Secretary of investment. Once available, Schneider antic­ lice said. A male customer who and then ordered her lock herself The directors called The Limit­ ing one room and a share in the associate at Merrill Lynch Hub­ percent tax bracket, that would was hurt during an armed robbery receipts. While another masked State Agostino Casaroli, Deputy ipates leasing units to farmers, was already inside the store told in the restroom for five minutes, ed's $35 per share offer in the $1.1 After Waldenbooks is sold to common areas. bard, which has done two such mean $6,578 in tax savings, or a 65.5 Tuesday night at the Dairy Ma rt on man stood by, the attendant was Secretary of State Bishop Eduardo allowing them ‘to pay us out of police he had driven up to the store police said. billion acquisition proposal "in­ General Cinema for $285 million, "It brings what would otherwise projects. "On the other hand, they percent return on equity for the Spencer Street in Manchester, forced into the women’s restroom Martinez Somalo of Spain and savings.” The system “will make just as two men drove away. The men made off with $100 and adequate and not in the best Walden's store leases, totaling $135 be a complicated real estate offer good write-offs and they have year. " police said today. and ordered to stay there, they Inside Today other Vatican aides. it unnecessary for the farmer to go The attendant described the two 20 cartons of cigarettes, police interests of shareholders taken as million, will no longer be a burden investment to a level the average more upside potential." The losses should drop in the An hour later, robbers using the said. ^ * Among officials who saw him off broke.” rubbers as white, one with a brown said. The store attendant’s des­ 24 poses, 4 sections a whole. " for Carter Hawley, the Globe said. man can understand,” said Wil­ An example of a condovestment following years, along with tax same technique held up another When the woman started to come in Rome was William Wilson, U.S. It will be tested on the Land O' moustache and the other with a red criptions of the robbers matched liam Dowling, president of Dow- deal was the one Dowmar put advantages, until the project be­ Dairy Mart in Rocky Hill, they out of the restroom some time ambassador to the Vatican. The Lakes co-op farms in Iowa, govern­ beard and wearing a red jacket, those given of the Manchester Advice ...... >4 mar Inc., which has put together together to purchase and renovate gan to show pre-tax profits in the said. Witnesses gave police similar later, she heard a gunshot and Areo towns...... 7 U.S. and the Vatican established ment test farms in Manhattan, police said. The moustached man robbers, except that the man said several condovestment projects Snowy Owl Inn, a 10-year-old hotel fifth or sixth year, Dowling said. descriptions of the robbers in both locked herself inside, she told B u s i n e s s ...... 21 full diplomatic relations on Jan. 10 Japanese supermarket over the last year. in Waterville Valley, N.H. Kan. and at the University of incidents.- • • police. Some time later the attend­ carried a sawed-off shotgun and to be carrying a long-barrelled gun Ctpssitled...... 22-23 for the first time in 117 years. A small investor who wants to In a section of the Snowy Owl Dowling said his firm turns down Connecticut, Cornell University Manchester police said they ant opened the door again and the bearded man carried a rifle, on Spencer Street reportedly car- Com ics...... '8 John Paul’s busy itinerary took Entertainment’...... • - '4 put money into large commercial project that sold out earlier this three or four offers for every hotel and the University of Michigan. were called to the Dairy Mart at screamed for help, poli^’e said. she told police. She was not able to |ried an automatic pistol in Rocky him from Fairbanks later today to project it agrees to finance. “ If it "We became interested in this describe their getaway car, police "Hill, according to police accounts. Lottery...... 2 employs, sells robots real estate projects generally buys year, a lower-priced hotel room 368 Spencer Street at midnight, Police said that when they Obituaries...... 8 South Korea for the first stop in a into a limited partnership, putting cost $48,500, of which the investor doesn't work as a regular hotel because we found less than 20 more than two hours after an investigated at the scene, they said. Rocky Hill police also have a Opinion...... 4 23,870-mile Asian tour, his 21st trip up a fixed ainount of money in put up 10 percent or $4,850 in cash, there’s no way it can work as a percent of the food consumed in found that the store's surveillance At 10:52 p.m., two white men in description of the getaway vehicle Peopletolk ...... 2 outside Italy as pope. This trek also YOKOHAMA, Japan tUPl) — - unidentified man wearing a home­ vered to them oh the same day. return for tax benefits and a share and assumed a mortgage for the condominium hotel,” he said. Connecticut is grown in Connecti­ camera lens had been shot out. homemade ski masks robbed the — a shiny, dark blue older model Sports...... 8-'2 includes Papua. New Guinea, the The robot that lets you into the made ski mask forced the store The backbone of the Nokendai in the potential profits from a deal. remainder. While normal hotels must earn cut” and because of consumers’ A customer who heard the Dairy Mart on Route 3 in Rocky Buick, they said. Television...... 18 Solomon Islands and Thailand. He parking lot at Seiyu's Nokendai attendant at gunpoint to hand over Weather...... t ...... 2 store is an unmanned transporta­ Limited partnerships generally The investor's return is not enough to pay off a mortgage, concern about use of pesticides on attendant scream as she entered Hill, according to Rocky Hill Both incidents remain under is scheduled to return to the supermarket is a bit of a surprise, an undisclosed amount of money tion and storage system that cost more than the $8,000-$10,000 based on the number of days his covering 65 to 75 percent of its grain products, Schneider said. the store left and called the East police. They forced the woman investigation. Vatican May 12. but the one that slices your cold from the cash register and from a unloads goods from trucks, Dowling says it takes to buy a hotel personal room is occupied, but a value. "Food is not going to go out of cuts may really catch you off transfers them to carts and ar­ style,” he said. guard. 2 ranges them in an unstaffed Welcome to the world's first vertical warehouse. robot supermarket with computer After the store closes, goods in Coventry town manager resigns post, won’t give reason brain — an ultra-mechanized, the warehouse — still in their carts Cocaine use widespread among under-40s ^ sterilized, temperature-controlled — are automatically moved into given the time and help to correct requests (the council made) wer­ chaired the council that hired shopper's dream. By Trpcv L. Geoghegan personal situation. the store and deposited in front of NEW YORK (UPI) - In the drugs). Almost any alley on Wall pert said. “ Even if he’s exaggerat­ The magazine found widely Herald Reporter McCarthy would neither confirm them. en’t out of line.” McCarthy in 1981, and commended Seiyu, one of Japan's largest the appropriate display case, simple old days. Wall Street Street has its own dealer. Almost ing, yuu can imagine hundreds of varying estimates of the extent of “ The demands made upon him Reudgen said he wps not alone in hjm (or doing "an excellent job.” food retailers, opened the store in nor deny speculation by Demo­ where human hands take over. worried about losing promising every building in the garment thousands of dollars. It’s cocaine abuse in the business. "It's COVENTRY — Coventry Town have been exorbitant, especialljun' his dissatisfaction with McCar­ "she said the process of hiring a Yokohama, south of Tokyo, last cratic council member Frank The store also features sterile yoiing businessmen to alcoholism. center has its own dealer. You can overwhelming.” tough to quantify,” Levine said. Manager Charles McCarthy has Dunn that his resignation was view of personnel problems in his thy’s performance. new town manager is a time- October as an experiment in 21st kitchens and refrigerators. The air Lately, the problem has become watch drug deals going on in the The "hotbeds” of cocaine use are “ It’s fair to say in a few agencies resigned (or what he calls "very prompted by unreasonable de­ office. His key people were un­ Council Chairman Robert Olm­ consuming and involved one,^"One century food retailing — and to test in all food preparation, packaging multiple drug and alcohol depen­ lobby of the World Trade Center.” in the music industry, advertising, frequent use of cocaine on the job personal''treasons, and will leave available during the most difficult stead had issued a written repri­ never knows how much they miss a a novel marketing concept: mands and "contemptible treat­ and storage areas is continually dencies among upwardly mobile Alcohol abuse still is the most the garment industry and “the can involve'>es much as half an his position for an undetermined period for a manager (budget mand to McCarthy in early March, town manager until he's gone,” The store not only employs ment” from the Town Council cleaned and recycled by spray under-40s. widespread problem by far. But it whole Wall Street financial area,” agency’s personnel. It’s unlikely future at the end of June. preparation).” chiding him for giving “ incom­ she said. "Charlie will be missed, robots, it sells them. during budget preparation. mist devices that eliminate virtu­ “ You’re seeing the end of the appears to have leveled off, while Topaz said. The drug is particu­ there are any agencies of any size McCarthy's letter of resignation, But one council member admit­ plete and inconsistent” informa­ that's for sure.” At the heart of the system is a ally all bacteria and odor. pure alcoholic,” said Peter Topaz, cocaine abuse “seems to be on the larly attractive to "high intensity, where nobody uses cocaine." dated April 26, was read Tuesday ted that at least some members of “I APPRECIATE what Frank is tion to the council about town hall Dunn said he believes the computer that controls such things Others include liquid crystal administrator at the Lowell Insti­ rise dramatically," said Dr. Jona­ wheeler-dealer type personalK at a Republican Town Committee a saying,” McCarthy said of c o u n c il's mistreatment of Lampert said he can understand the council were dissatisfied with matters. as lighting, air conditioning, freez­ price display panels and laser­ tute in Manhattan. “ It's not very than Lampert, head of Lowell ties” who are attracted by the meeting by Town Couneil Chair­ Dunn's comments, "but I don't Olmstead had warned: “ If the McCarthy will make it difficult to ers, freezer display cases, store the attraction of a drug like the manager’s performance. sensing qheckers — also regulated common to find people under age Institute. sense of endless energy and man Robert Olmstead. The brief, want to say that that is the true pattern continues, the council will attract a qualified person to fill the security, disaster prevention and a cocaine for people like Wall Street and monitored by the central 40 on just one substance." “ Many, many upper middle self-confidence it gives them. business-like letter did not address reason for my resignation. I have be forced to address the issue.” manager's office. kitchen sterilization system. traders, whose jobs require in­ “ T H E R E ’S B E E N a great lack compiuter — cash registers that The Lowell Institute is a private class people in Manhattan” use Ad Forum, a.trade magazine for McCarthy's reasons for leaving pf understanding on the part of been discussing this with ,my "This could have unfortunate Using information from tense concentration, energy and accept credit cards and an over­ psychiatric service that treats cocaine, Lampert said, but most do marketing management, recently the post he has held since 1981. some members of the council family for a long time, and it’s sort IN RECENT MONTHS, the repercussions in Coventry,” Dunn checkers, the computer keeps a self-confidence. head monorail system for ferrying people with drug and alcohol not become addicted. conducted a three-month investi­ McCarthy said this morning he of a chicken-and-egg situation.” council has limited the manager's said. “ It could be difficult to get a running inventory of everything in about the kind of burden he’s cash and invoices to the store problems. Its upscale' clientele “ That’s true with any drug," he gation into cocaine use in the most people do not'abuse does not have another job lined up. under,” Dunn said this morning. Republican Council member spending power. And during qualified person to come into that the store and alerts personnel office. "Blit includes a large number of busi­ said. "Not everyone will develop advertising and marketing ' drugs, even in pressured situations He said he plans, to move out of He said ■ he and McCarthy had William Reudgen said today that budget discussions, they put a situation. A good manager wants when perishable goods have been Store spokesman Etsuharu Ko- ness executives. this compelling drive.” industries. ^ like that," he said. "There are Coventry,, but has not yet decided discussed the manager’s decision he “ was not pleased with (McCar­ freeze on the manager’s salary. to be treated with dignity and on the shelves too long. bayashi told U PI the supermarket, The 80s may be the age of health But for Lampert's patients, "It’s far more widespread in the plenty of t((aders whose personal- where he will go. thy’s) performance.” Dunn called this action an "un­ respect.” Within the . nei^t few years, to quit his post prior to the which utilizes some $4.44 million in and abstinence for young urban cocaine use has become the centpr ad industry than it used to be," said !8 allow them to handle He would not comment on his “ But I ’m not going to get into a precedented m ovej’ Before taking the job in Coven­ patrons — or their computers — announcement. / high-tech hardware, has been professionals who prefer aerobics of their lives. Some, spend $1,000 a editor Joshua Levine. " It ’s now plans, but said he intends to spend “ There should have been an mud-slinging contest. What's dmle Republican Town Committee try, McCarthy was assistant town should be able to dial into the store operating without a hitch since its to alcohol, “ but that’s just one part day on drugs. " I M ve one patient seeping down from the executive iposition to alcohol or drug the weeks after his resignation evaluafion,” Dunn argued.. "His is done. I will accept his resigna­ chairman Robert Koontz said she manager in Manchester for seven Computer from their homes to CHARLES McC a r t h y opening, and Seiyu hopes to open of Wall Street,” said Topaz. “The who says he Jiterally spent a offices to the lower levels — even n may be genetic. Topaz becomes effective on JOne 2^ __ (^ It s should have been pointed out tion,” he said. " I don’t feel undue was surprised and saddened by years. Prior to that he had taught place orders which will be deli­ others like h'in the future. ... gets mixed reaction other part is deeply involved (in million dollars on cocaine,” Lam ­ as far as the mailroom." Ssaid. ' "weighing and measuring” his toTlim and he should have been things were asked of the man; the McCarthy's announcement. She political science . >w

MANCHKSTKH HKRALi). Wtdnrsduy, M;i> 2. 1984 — 3 2 - MANCHKSTKR HERALD, Wfdnesduy. May 2, 1984 New Haven honors the memory of Benedict Arnold Math becomes a game for kids Historians say in the summer of American cause ajid was trying to Arnold left his apothecary, his help themselves."' and again demonstrated his^rav- Bv James V. Healion 1779, keeping one eye on his wife hasten the war’s end, fearing the wife and three sons, 7, 6, and 3; on The keys were handed over. ery. He fought smart and well, if United Press International and another on his dwindling French were ready to strike. . as students turn into teachers the fine spring morning of April 22, Arnold led his men 110 mil^s to not always victoriously, was finanees, the 38-year-old Amdld 1775, and marched his men. the Lexington. Mass., garbed in color­ wounded, and promoted to brigad­ NEW HAVEN - T)ie shot he<«;d went on the take. He began "For 200 years, the historians By Sarah E. Hall the school for the hour-long which asked students to map the "Second Company of the Gover­ ful white leggings, tan vests, and ier general. The beginning of the round the world was (ailing on divulging Washington's troop have been poor rewrite men. Herald Reporter event Tuesday. way ."home" based on a series nor's Foot Guard," to Bbers scarlet coats like their successors end came in Februry 1777. deaf ears in New Haven until a movements and other priceless Someone gave his opinion of whflt - Their seventh-grade hosts of directions. Tavern, not far from Yale Univer­ will wear this year as the keys are Congress then appointed five 34-yearold druggist demanded intelligence in exheange for w o - happened in those days and 3$) The din seemed to rattle the hud an array of puzzles, brain- Across the room. Andrea arms so he and his militiamen sity where Nathan Hale, another once again demanded and surren­ men as major generals and ig­ ney, recognition, and a commis­ years later someone else wrote a lights in the hallway, and as a twisters. and math board Goodman, a ..perky seventh eould lend the embattled Massa­ patriot, went to school. dered at City Hall across from the nored Arnold who was senior to all sion in the British army. nistory book and repeated it and it visitor approaehed the offend­ games prepared — and seemed grader.. had taped in paper chusetts (armers a fighting hand. He needed arms and ammuni­ historic green where the powder of them. George Washington com­ When Washington gave him came down to us. It’s wrong ing classroom, giggling girls pleased for the chance to play squares to the floor. A blind­ Almost every town in the Unitetf tion and knew they were stored in a house stood. The arrival of the 120 plained but Congress said too bad, - command of West Point in 1780. he information," Lindner said from spilled out the door. A look teacher. . folded Shawn Fernance was States recalls the later treachery nearby powder house. The town's guardsmen will be heralded by Connecticut already has two major bargained with the British to Scotch Plains. inside revealed abbut 70 pre­ "This is neiit because we ve taking orders from her ("One of Benedict Arnold — a schoolboy governing selectmen were meet­ their 28-member fife and drum generals. betray it for $100,000 if he suc­ teenagers, laughing, talking finally got'some authority." loot diagonally to the right:" in Arnold's native Norwich was ing with a committee to decide corps and.their 28 bandsmen. Arnold was charged, and then "Arnold didn’t play the game ceeded and $50,000 if he didn't. A and swarming around tables as said Andrea DellaRocco. crea­ "Turn around halfway "). step­ suspended for two days in 1947 (or whether to join the revolution. Arnold and Ethan Allen seized cleared, with mishandling $55,000 according to the way the politicans deal was struck and the plans for teachers wandered about. tor of a "magic squares" game ping gingerly from squair to speaking well of him — but New They declined. Arnold was an­ Fort Ticonderoga within a month in funds. An accuser said, “ Money and several of his comrades-in- the defense of West Point given to a Was this the open classroom that' tested her students' addi­ square. Haven honors his memory again gered. Even so. instead of asking of the incident on the green. Then is this man's God, and to get arms did. As I see it. independence British major. John Andre. He was run amok? tion skills. ■ I usi-d to like to do treasure Saturday with a re-enactment of for the keys to the powder house Arnold captured Fort St. John. enough of it, he would sacrifice his to many people was 'Me first,' captured and hanged. Arnold fled No. just a bunch ol kids hunts w hen I was younger, and Arnold's daring two centuries ago. himself, he delegate the task to Three months later, he quit the country.” individual independence, that is, to England. amusing themselves with arith­ OTHERS AMONG HER that's why I made up this Mark F. Abraitis ' Douglas A. Bevins James P. Sacks Arnold was a radical opposed to Jesse Leavenworth, a lieutenant. Continental Army and returned to Arnold transferred to Philadel­ not Collective. Arnold took it as a Penny Sadd Vincent A. Lindner of Scotch metic. The name of the Bennel CLASSM ATES worried' ;ibout game," Miss Goodman said. the policies of King George HI, a "You may tell the selectmen,'' his New Haven apothecary to find phia as commander in April 1779 Plains, N .J., a Revolutionary War collective thing. For instance, he Junior High Sihool game was apathy among their charges, "It's all based on memory, and muscular man with ice blue eyes, Arnold told the subordinate, "that it failing and his wife dead. and married Margaret Shippen, never would have served four buff, contends historians haye "Math Play Day." the brain­ and some complained about the math is memory, too. " and a man who sometimes acted on if the keys are not forthcoming His spirits were boosted when he 19, a beautiful sociel^belleloyal to years without pay if he didn’t have the crowo, with a fondness for the done Arnold wrong. He s ^ s child of teacher Nancy sixth graders not paying atten­ whim. He was proud, too. as his within five minutes, my men will received $800 in back pay and a faith or belief in his country.” MRS. MANGINO SAID the Four promoted at Herald Mangino. tion. But the charges them­ first confrontation showed. break into the supplyhouse and promotion to colonel. Hereenlisted good life. Arnold couldn't afford it. Arnold acted out, of loyalty to ftie Helping students conquer selves claimed otherwise. game also helped students with math anxiety was just one of the "This beats regularmath. lt:.s estimation skills. In an age Penny. Sadd. advertising direc­ E^igland Newspaper Advehising Bevins, a naliveol .-Mbany . N.V.. goals she had m mind. Provid­ a challenge, because you've got when computers and calcula­ tor of the Manchester Herald, has Executives As.soi-iatiun and the has lived in the Manchester area Weather ing future Bennot students with all these different things, "sixth tors are becoming standard, been named associate publisher ol Connecticut Daily Newspaper for most of his life He was "kind of an informal orienta­ grader Chris\ Moore said so­ "estimation is becoming more the newspaper. ■ Association. eduealt'd at the I imersity ol P e o p le ta lk tion" to the school was another. lemnly. His vote for favorite important because students Ms. Sadd's promotion was one of A nat(\ e and I'urrcnl resident of Bridgeport and now lives in Today’s forecasts About 60 sixth-graders from project went to Jessica Thibo­ must be able to tell if an answer (our promulions announced today Manch«fStcr, Ms Sadd was cdu Hebron. Nathan Hale School walked to deau's latitude-longitude game. is a reasonable answer." by Richard M. Diamond, publisher dated at Manchester Community Sacks eanu’ to the Herald one Petty life in the sandbox Connecticut, Massachusetts and Some of the seventh-grade of the Herald and vice president of College. She had experience as a year ago as a reporter- instiuctors seized the chance to Si'ripps lA-aguc Newspapers Inc., technical illustrator and a crisis photographer and has lieen assist­ Race car driver Richard Petty’s aflection for Rhode Island: Sunshine today. add some creative dash to in charge ol its New- England counselor belorc beginning her ant news editor sime January automobiles can be traced back to his pre- High 55 to 65. Tonight c|<<'ar. Low 40 everyday math. Budding string division. newspaper career at the Herald. Before moving to tin Herald, he kindergarten days when he pushed tiny cars to 50. Thursday morning sun giving artists learned Ic.s.sons in dngle- Diamond also announced the Abraitis. who has been ollicc was reporter photographer lor the through a sandbox course. And when he's not way to a cloudy altemoon. A and-curve making as .they appointment of Mark F. Abraitis manager ol the Herald since 1975, lA'wiston (Mont ) News-.Xrgus. tinder the hood along the NASCAR Grand chance of showers over the southw­ est by evening. High 55 to 65. i created stars, designs, boats, as businc.ss manager. Douglas A. as.sumcs greater financial respon­ Sacks, a native ol Calilutnia. National circuit, he can be found tinkering with with criss-crossing thread. sibilities in his new role as business was raised in Cliieago He received 2 Bevins as managing editor and his collection ol 500 toy cars. Maine: Variable cloudiness and James P. Sacks as city editor. manager. Before coming to the his bachelor's degree from the "We always played with little cars in the becoming windy today with a 4 -~ The lesson, apparently, didn't chance of brief showers or flurries ( Diamond called attention, to Herald. Abraitis was credit and University ol California at Berke­ sandpile when we were kids, " Petty told USA hurl. 'It's easy. " student continuing elforts to improve news coflcclions manager for the Hart- ley and his master's degree Irom Today. "We were big on cars. We didn't go in in the north and mountains. Highs LaUrie Brindi.se said, "but it coverage, A second copy editor has lord Times, and -he held similar Columbia I'niversily. New York much for cowboys and Indians." in the 50s and lows 60s. Clearing looks real good when it s done. " been added to allow the city editor positions at other i-ompanies in the His other work experieme has Petty says he started out with two or three toy tonight. Lows in the 30s. Thursday Sixth grader Debra Cocker- and the staff of reporters to devote Hartford area. included a position as legislative race curs as a kid. and the collection has sunny north and increasing cloudi­ ham seemed to enjoy the more lime to Manchc.stcr stories. Abraitis. a nativebf Manchester, analyst lor a New York-based blossomed. Most of his car collection are ness south. Highs n the 50s and 60s. tougher problems, saying she "The Herald olfers its readers •attended St. Bonaventure Univer­ reporting .service. He lives in Matchbook cars from tl»>»1940s that used to cost New Hampshire: Variable liked the magic .squares be.st cloudiness and becoming windy the most comprehensive Manches­ sity . Olcan, N Y.: A.I. Prince Vernon. $1.,t0. N ow. many ol them are worth $25 each. "becau.se they're .so diflicuit to Technical School. Hartford: and "Those are my lavorites. That's what I started today with a chance of brief ter news coverage, and wc plan to In announcing tlie,;ippoinlmenls do. Manchester Community College with. " showers or flurries in the north. expand this coverage." Diamond today, publisher Diamond said the « Highs in the 50s to low 60s. Clearing Sunny with highs 60 to 65 At any rate, the kid.>/"gigot out , said. He lives in Ea.st Hartlord. where he outlook tor the Herald in 1984 is a membi'i" ol the Elks lodge. Eyes for ‘42nd Street’ tonight. Lows in the 30s. Thursday Today: Sunny. Highs 60 to 65. West wind 10 to 20 mph. Tonight: Clear. ol class " — as many w^rere quick In her new position as a.s.sociatc . continues to be favorable. increasing cloudiness. Highs in the Low 40 to 45. West wind less than 10 mph. Thursday: Morning sun tot £\ pointiwlirti out./viit "It's rtiilnot 'as tic ' much publisher. Ms. Sadd as.sumcs new „ Bevins began his career at the "All signs point to a record y ear Democratic rental cars Ruby has eyes for "42nd Street: "I just wish for 50s and 60s. giving way to a cloudy afternoon. A 40 percent chance of a few work. " Scott Peterson insisted. cx«‘culivc responsibilities in com­ Herald in 1971 as a reporter- surpassing the results ol 1983, munity relations. She will continue photographer. He became subur Stanley Plog may play a pivotal role in one time more that I could get on that stage and be Vermont: Clouds mixed with a showers by evening. High 60 to 65. Today's weather picture was which was the Herald's "mo.st to supervise the retail and classi- ban editor in 1976, w'ire editor in selecting the candidate who will lace President Peggy Sawyer," says actress Ruby Keeler after little sun along with a passing drawn by Melissa Gavin, 9, of Delmont Street, a fourth-grade student BUT A CERTAIN AMOUNT prolitahle year since 1979. " Dia­ shower. Breezy and cool with highs lied advertising departments of 1978. and news editor in 1981. He Reagan in the November election. The rental car seeing the 1984 edition of "42nd Street" at the at Bowers School. ol boring deskwork must be mond said Shubert Theater Monday. in the 50s.' Clearing and chilly done in math, .said Mrs. Man­ the Herald. played a major role in the 1982 owner is offering a unique service to delegates at Advertising revenues lor the Miss Keeler, who created the Sawer role in the ^tonight. Lows in the 30s. Sunshine gino. who has 15 years' expe­ Ms. Sadd joined the Herald in redesign Ot the Herald’s news the upcoming Democratic National Convention in fir.sl four months ol 1984 are 6.2 1933 movie "42nd Street," looks into the face of then increasing clouds Thursday. rience in the field. She conceded 1978 as an advertising account pages and .supenised the 1983 \San Francisco — complimentary "platform insiallalion ol a computerized percent higher than the same tapes." actress Nana Visitor, then closes her eyes and A chance ol rain southern half of that while the opportunity for executive. She became retail ad­ thinks "how it was" as she meets |he young the state late in the day. Highs near creativity is rare in her subject., vertising manager in 1983’ and iopy processing and typesetting period ol 198,'t, Diamond .said The cassettes, containing the platforms of each • system. He has been acting man­ "We re off to the best start ever. " presidential candidate, will pop into the dash­ actress who plays her part in the stage version of 60. the danger o f. "going over­ advci-tising. director in 1983. Shof has been involved in Itu' New aging editor since Januaiy. he said. board tape decks ol Showcase Rental Cars rented the show. It was a benefit performance of the board" and making math too during the mid-July convention. "Recognizing show for the Actors' Fund of America. Extended outlook much iun is real. the fact that many delegates who'll be renting Extended outlook for New Eng­ "You get bugged down in cars may still be undecided as to their choice for Hc^tE^es help Heart Association land Friday through Sunday: teaching, 'This is the method for M the nomination, we decided that a last minute Connecticut, Massachusetts and doing this problem . " she said. rundown of each candidates agdnda can only be of Rhode Island: Friday chance of "So you tend to show them just The American Heart Association with return perinlendeiil ol schools; lor ol the Manchester help in the decision making process." Plog says. More hours for Collins rain. Saturday clouds giving way one way to do it, to cover all that Association is richer by at envelopes for their Anne Gauvin. president- Housing Authority. Television host GaiyCollins has enough viewer to sun. Sunday a mix of sun and you have to." least $2.(|U0 as the result ol contributions. elcel ot the Manchester A tenth hostage. Wil- drawing power to get him a five-year contract clouds. High in the mid to upper Mrs. Mangino gazed over the eftorts by nine Manches­ Other hostages who Education Association; continuing his duties on the syndicated talk show liarn Johnson, president ,50s. Overnight low in the lower to busy classroom, her straight ter residents Tuesday to served sentences for the Capt. Henry Minor and Lt A toy car for the prince "Hour Magazine." » ol the Savings Bank of mid 40s Friday and Saturday brown hair falling down past get themselves out of aessoeialion telephone so- Patricia Graves ol the Collins .‘•igned the new contract this week Manchester, was tempor­ Prince William will be getting a toy car to ride morning and mid 30s to mid 40s her waist. "I lovedoing this kind assoeialion custody by lieitation w>w Mayor Maiieliesler Police Dc- during a party at the posh Los Angeles restaurant arily excused from serv­ I in when he (urns 2 in June. But it's no ordinary Sunday morning. ol thing, but buy does it wear phoniM Iriends and ask­ BajBara Weinberg; Wil- partment; and Carol toy. according to British newspapers, which put Jimm y's, a pact making Collins one of daytime Vermont: Rain Friday, a chance ing t h ^ to post bail. sm Deakin, assistant su- Shanley, executive dirce- ing his sentence A you out, " she said. "You have to TV's highest paid entertainers. A spokesman for the cost ol the two-fifths scale Jaguar at $84,000. ol showers Saturday, fair Sunday. keep an eye on everyoniF" Carnpll John.son Briin- The pedal-pow er car has leather seats and walnut Collins refused to disclose how much Collins will Cool highs 50 10 60, lows in the 40s. drett, manager of Foun­ dashboard, but the reported value of the toy car be paid. New Hampshire, Maine: Rain Her effort required the mak­ tain Village Apartments, represents an amount three times the price of the Ed McMahon, partner to another famous talk developing Friday ending Satur­ ing of abcfut 2,000 copies of paper was the rap donation real thing. show host, participated in the signing ceremonies day. Fair Sunday. Highs 45 to 55 puzzles,, homemade board winner. Friends donated with Hal Liiiden, Jo Anne Worley and Collins' Herald photo by Tarquinio Buckingham Palace calls the reports "absolute Friday and Saturday and 55 to 65 games, and "word searches " $725 to the association in DOUBLE V, 260 NO. MAIN ST. rubbish." saying the "very simple toy" to the son wife, former Miss America Mary Ann Mobley. Sunday. Lows in the upper 30s to Satellite view ^ Andrea Goodman, a seventh grader at Bennet Junior for mathematical terms, as well her name. Most oT-rte of Prince Charles and ^incess Diana on his low 40s. as some room-switching and donations, though, w^re MANCHESTER, CT. High,, checks Todd Cahson’s blindfold to make sure he THE VALUE NORTHWAY birthday June 21 is worth only about $300. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a m. ED T shows schedule-changing. But she made in the effort to .keep Y can’t see. Her creation was an estimation game to Long Island Sound layered clouds covering the Southeast and mid-Mississippi Valley claimed it was the kindof " littk" her in association p la z a More surgery for Michael? with thunderstorms across Arkansas. This high clouds are streaming boost directional skills, one of many at Bennet's “Math something extra" that was custody. OF YOUR The National Weather Service into the mid-Atlantic states. Layered clouds continue across the Play Day” Tuesday. w'orlh it. Donna Mercier, treas­ Superstar singer Michael Jackson is recover­ forecast for the Long Island Sound Rockies with frontal clouds moving through Idaho into Montana. urer of the Heart Hostage MANUFACTURER'S ing nicely from surgery two weeks ago to repair to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk V program and a town di­ his burned scalp, but Dr. Steven Hoefflin says Point: rector. announced the re­ COUPONS another operation is possible. Winds will be west to southwest Directors may appoint grant group sults to those present at •‘He is having an excellent recovery," Hoefflin 30.00 HOME OF THE 10 to 20 knots today. South to the lockup — actually the I □triDi c □( c said this week. ’'The scalp area is healing very Details in Store PEOPLE PtEflSERS southeast 10 to 15 knots tonight. SEATTLE ' f a i r Center Street real estate well. The full, complete head of hair is recovering East to southeast 10 to 20 knots .. y' offices of state Rep. II you havoQ't I'acalved your rapidly” Thursday. BOSTON James MeCavanagh — at vilua pakad sales circular, The doctor said he is treating Jackson, 25, at the Hearing set on increasing fines Visibility will be more than 5 about 9 p.m.. pick ont up at the storg. Sile Itens Avulibli Thurs., 5/3; Fri., 5/4; Sat., 5/5 singer's Los Angeles area home on an outpatient miles, lowering to 1 to 3 miles ^NEW YORK She said Raymond Jule- basis. But when asked if the laser surgery, locally. Below one mile in fog and A proposal to permit the Tolland Turnpike from articulate on both sides of several agreements with son, executive vice presi­ Freshly Made procedure that vaporized the burned tissue on the drizzle Thursday morning and fog, ■ h sale of burial lots in the Parker Street to the Ver­ the controversial vgrant the state. dent of Heritage Savings rGolden Browif\ back of his head, was successful, Hoefflin said: "I drizzle and rain Thursday SAN FRANCISCO DENVER Hebrew Cemetery at East non line: on setting up a issue. One would provide the and Loan Association, hope so, but there is always a chance it may afternoon. ------' F A m Cemetery to 'non­ fee system (or supporting The town withdrew town with $5,590 to com­ was second to Mrs. Bun- require further surgery." Weather will be fair today. residents of Manchester the operation of the sani­ from the program in 1979 pensate tor damage done SMOKED GROUND ■,r LOS ANGELES , drette with contributions Jackson was burned earlier this year by Increasing cloudiness tonight. who belong to Temple tary landfill: and on a and successfully defended to focal roads in the of $500 in his name. Town 4 / pyrotechnics being used during filming of soft Thursday will be cloudy with rain LOWEST ' ^ — L r-t~ ^ Beth Sholom will be the number of appropriations its withdrawal in a suit process of Interstate 86 Director William Diana SHOULDER drink commercials at the Shrine Auditorium in 5 to 7 lbs. avg. CHUCK developing during the afternoon. TEMPEBATURtS .subject of a public hearing to be financed from sour­ brought by the Federal construction. was third with a tally of Los Angeles. Average wave heights — 1 to 3 40. NEW ' V • MIAMI May 8. - ces other than taxes. government. Another would autho­ $450. ORLEANS V J feet today decreasing to 1 foot or ■40 The hearing is one of The directors will also Director Stephen T. rize the town to complete Mrs. Mercier said the less tonight. 50 LEGEND------two scheduled on pro­ consider appointing a Cassano recently sug­ plans and specifications figures will probably go posed changes in town committee to study the gested the town consider (or reconstruction of Ver­ 60 nI rain ___ higher because some do­ Now you know ordinances that will be feasibility of the town’s rejoining the program, non Street. A third would nors pledged unspecified lb. Rosalynn has a new book Across the nation conducted by the Board of j 6 9 C 70^r ~ M ^0 I js^OWERS^ Flow re-entering the Federal under which the -town authorize the town to do amounts. Former First Lady Rosalyqn Carter holds her One thing that makes lasers so useful is that a Showers and thunderstorms will UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST Directors on that date. Community Development could get a grant of about engineering work for util­ Those who made new book which is about her life in the White beam spreads very little as it moves great be scattered from central Texas The meeting will begin at Block Grant program. $500,000 a year. ity adjustments on Inter­ pledges will soon receive JUMBO ROU House before speaking at the Boston Women's distances. A laser beam fired from Earth would and the rest of the Great Plains to 7:30 p.m. in the hearing Mayor Barbara Weinberg Also at the meeting, state Routes 86 and 291. letters from the Heart City Club Tuesday. Mrs. Carter autographed only be 2-miles-wide when it reached the moon — Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia room at Lincoln Center. has proposed that the town General Manager 239,000 miles away. National forecast BOUNTY several copies of her book. and northern Florida. Severe The other change would committee consist of 10 or Robert Weiss will seek increase the fines for authority to enter into thunderstorms are possible from For period ending 7 a.m. ES T Thursday. Tonight, rain is expected 15 people who have been failing to rertiove snow TOWELS < central Texas into the middle along the north Pacific coast as well as across the central Valleys and 69 and ice from sidewalks Mississippi Valley. Rain will fall west Gulf Coast Region. Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy skies should LARGE PINK MEAT from the northern and central after storms. The change AAA TRAVEL AGENCY prevail. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum would up the fine for each Almanac Pacific Coast to the northern and readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 57 (75). Boston 48 (64). Chicago 45 central Rockies. A cold front will occurrence from $2 to $5 GREEK FIUM NIGHT 2 (54), Cleveland 44 (61), Dallas 59 (82), Denver37 (62), Duluth31 (58) and the maximum (or any curve from a low in east central 2 Houston 68 (92), Jacksonville 67 (89). Kansas City 46 (58). Little Rock one period of neglect from canteloupe Missouri through western Ken­ May 17, 1984 OOC Today is Wedne.sday, May 2, the 123rd day of 1984 82 (75). Los Angeles 57 (70). Miami 75 (86). Minneapolis 41 (64) New ______24 size M m ^ with 243'to follow. tucky and southwestern Missis­ $20 to $50. It was recom­ Orleans 73 (85), New York 50 (60). Phoenix 62 (91). San Francisco 53 The moon is new. sippi. A warm front will branch mended by Republican AT 7:00 P.M. (66). Seat«ejl3 (59). St. Louis 50 (66). Washington 54 (66). Director Donna Mercier. FROM OUR OEU The morning stars are Mercury, Venus. Mars, from the cold front over western Jupiter and Saturn. Kentucky and curve across south­ Public hearings are also NON-MEnBERS WELCOME WE INSTALL FRESHLY SLICED There is no evening star. ern West Virginia and northeast scheduled on installation of a water line along C A LL FOR FREE INFORMATION Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. North Carolina. NEW DOMESTIC They include pioneer Zionist Theodor Herzl in 1860, Manchester Herald 646-7096 compo.ser Lorenz Hart in 1895, child care specialist 391 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER DISHWASHERS COOKED HAM Dr. Benjamin Spock in 1903 and Bing Crosby in 1904. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher " n e e d y o u r ^ On this date in history: y m m m m r n v ^ Penny Sadd P O O L f i x e d ? Plumbing Service UMIT 1 PER CUSTOMER In 1863. Confederate General Thomas Jonathan Lottery Mark F. 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Jackson wins big, but so does Fritz V.S./World Connecticut Lemon law, education bills pass House basis over live years and would also Tuesday night upon arriving in Dallas. Bv Susan E. Kinsman By Laurence McQuillan its fourth presidential debate of the 'has 643 and Jackson 207, with 330 In Brief , have repayment delerred while teach­ The former' vice president said In Brief ^ United Press International UPl Political Reporter campaign. It will be broadcast by uncommitted according to the latest ing. Members rejected an amendment recent wins mean "we might have a public television, starting at 9 p.m. United Press International count. to defer the automatic payback pvision chance to get the votes we needed by EDT. Mondale, parlaying the support of old Syria confirms capture McKinney charge^doubtful two years lor teachers In private Tennessee mashed Hart's dream of the time the convention convenes, and HARTFORD — Connecticut s new Walter Mondale stepped closer to the line Democratic leaders with the active BEIRUT. Lebanon — Lebanon's fragile schools. Democratic presidential nomination reviving his limping campaign just backing of organized labor, came in this moves us further down the road." WASHINGTON —i Attorneys for the House of car buyers have stronger legal guaran­ government of national unity, its first session Another bill sent to the Senate would by waltzing through a Tennessee before the Texas caucuses on Saturday surprisingly strong in Tennessee and Representatives are asking the Commerce tees of getting what they paid for with "Now the eyes of Teifas are upon us boycotted by two key Moslem ministers, faced a postpone current year funding ol the primary that Gary Hart had hoped and next Tuesday's primaries in Department to drop administrative charges that revisions to the slate's "Lem on Law.” received a majority of the 65 national and this is the shootout at the OK diplomatic crisis today with the Syrian captureof staffe’s share of special education costs would bring resurgence to his nicker­ Indiana, Maryland, North Carolina and convention delegates at stake. Rep. Stewart McKinney, R- Conn., illegally The House passed proposed changes Corral," he said of the upcoming three unofficial Israeli envoys on Lebanese soil. until next fiscal year. ing quest to become the party's Ohio — with some 700 delegates at Hart had pinned his hopes on the fact intervened in an Arab boycott of firms doing Tuesday to the 1982 law which gave new caucuses where Democrats select 169 Syria, in a report broadcast by state-run A proposed constitutional amend­ stake. that as many as 29 percent of voters business with Israel. car buyers legal right to a refund or standardbearer. national delegates. Damascus radio, described the three Israelis as ment on gubernalorial succession and For Jesse Jackson, his landslide With 98 percent of Tennessee's vote polled just two weeks ago were Steve Ross, a House attorney, confirmed replacement of a defective automobile Hart, also in Dallas, late Tuesday' members of a "terrorist squad, " and confirmed a companion bill were approved victory in the District of Columbia counted. Mondale had 128,853 votes, 42 undecided. In the end. most of them Tuesday that a formal request asking that the after following complaint procedures night issued a statement saying he was 'that its troops arrested }hem in north Lebanon unanimously and sent to the Senate, percent; Hart 92,083, 30 percent; and charges be dropped was filed with the depart­ of a manufacturer. They must still be primary, coupled with a respectable ' stpyed home — for the contest only disappointed by the Tennessee defeat The amendment adds procedures for showing in Tennessee, swdlls his Jackson 72,504 or 24 percent — about drew 15 percent of the 2.2 million Tuesday. ment on Monday. considered by the Senate.. but adding, "W e waged a good fight and Israel held Lebanon responsible for the incident the lieutenant governor to lake control delegate bloc beyond 200 and symboli­ twice what pollsters had predicted for eligible. Ross said he did not expect an answer for House members also approved a now takf our campaign to the states and called on the United States, France and the if the governor declared himself too ill cally crowns his crusade to make black the civil rights leader. Mondale is favored to win big in several weeks. The case is currently in initial proposed constitutional amendment which vote next." Beirut government to secure th^ir release. to exercise his powers, or w as declared power felt' in Democratic politics. With all the votes counted in Texas and' Ohio, giving Hart few stages before an administrative law judge. outlining procedures to replace the Lebanese militiary officials had no official incapable by a proposed council on The battle, which is becoming Washington. Jackson had 67.091 or 67 remaining battlefields to deny the The terse statement, read to repor­ The department charged that McKinney governor if he became incapacitated comment. Political sources said the incident had gubernatorial incapacity and the increasingly bitter between Mondale percent. Mondale. 25,345 or 26 percent, former vice president the nomination. ters hy his press secretaiy. Kathy furnished the government of Kuwait with and the final component to the state put Lebanon both under Syrian and Israeli l;egislaliire. and Hart as it enters the final five "1 think this is an important victory Bushkin, insisted that "the nomination information about a U.S. company'^ dealings Board ol Education's reform package. and Hart, 7,053 or 7 percent. The resolution passed 142-0 with the because It moves us a step closer is still an open contest and will go all the pressure. with a foreign firm. The changes in the lemon law extend weeks, tqnight shifts to Dallas, where Mondale now has 1,215 ol the 1,967 three-quarters vote neee.ssary to pul it way to the convention." The U.S. company has been identified in warranty provisions to two years or the League of Women Voters sponsors delegates needed for nomination. Hart toward the nomination." Mondale said on the ballot in November II the Senate reports as The Perkin-Elmer Corp., a maker of 18,000 miles and require the state Parole denied Manson killer agrees. scientific instruments and computers based in Department of ConsumerProlection to A companion bill would create a SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — Manson cult killer Norwalk, Conn., in McKinney's district. set up an arbitration program to cover nine-member chuncil on gubernalorial Charles “ T ex" Watson's sixth bid for freedom complaints against the estimated 19 Protest hits Ross contended that the Commerce Depart­ incapacity, with authority todctcrminc Gangs hired was rejected by a parole board that ruled the automobile manufacturers that don't ment was made aware of the letter before it was it the governor w as unable to carry out "heinousness of the offenses indicates an have them. sent and that McKinney had been in continuous the duties ol his office. insensitivity to human suffering." The bill would give the consumer U.S. rofe in contact with the Commerce Department about In other action, the House: to get rid of Watson watched expressionless as the decision the case. protection department $55,000 to set up UPl pholo —voted 126-21 and -sent to Gov ■yV was read Tuesday after three hours of testimony the panel and another $10,000 to the William O'Neill a bill allowing munici­ that included a plea by the mother of slain actress attorney general's office to make sure Rep. John Woodcock. D-South Winder, (left) confers with Ei Saivador palities with navigable waters to create some tenants Sharon Tate to keep her daughter's killer behind Board rejects state appeal manufacturer warranty programs Majority Leader John Groppo Tuesday as the Connecticut . harbor commissions to devise a harbor bars. meet federal requirements. Bv John Burnett HARTFORD — A federal appeals board has House of Representatives prepares for debate on a bill to management plant. !)3sion. Watson, 38, was convicted of seven murders Rep. John Woodcock, D-Soulh Wind­ By Tito Davila United Press International. rejected the state's appeal of a $1.3 million fine for strengthen the state's “Lemon Law" to protect new car buyers. —voted 105-38 and sent the Senate a during the bloody August 1969 slayings at the sor, the legislation's sponsor, said the United Press International excessive errors in its food stamp program, a bill allowing package store permittees homes of Miss Tate and grocer Leno LaBianca. change will make auto makers more Thousands of Honduran and Salvado­ Republican lawmaker says. to oiler free samples of wine, r iirdials Originally set to die in San Quentin's gas accountable and speed up the arbitra-- an academic scholarship loan program ment beginning a year after recipients NEW YORK - Landlords hired -V’-M ran workers took to the streets fo mark Rep. James T. Fleming of Simsbury said chamber. Watson's sentence was overturned in lor liscal 198.5-86. were no longer full-time students. and new products. They could also bands of prostitutes, drug addicts and Tuesday the U.S. Department of Agriculture tion process for consumers. May Day. protesting their govern­ 1972 and commuted to life imprisonment. Students meeting high academic Those who later became teachers conduct tastings or demonstrations, at thugs to scare hundreds of tenants into fined the state in November<1982 for incorrectly House members also xeni to the ments' policies and the U.S. military .standards would be eligible for loans and taught in Connecticut would have a nomipal charge, for nonprolil cliari- moving out of low rent apartments so ,v / sending out 16.24 percent of its food stamp Senate the final component ol a presence in their countries. lolaling $12,01)0 lo $20,000. with rep;iy- their loans forgiven on a graduated lale organizations. the buildings could be converted into In Nicaragua, the army repelled a Defense rips ‘dirty tricks’ payments between April and September 198). proposed education relorm package — luxury co-ops and condominiums, a rebel raid on the southern border, Stephen B. Heintz, the state income mainte­ district attorney says. killing 30 rebels of the Costa Rica-based LOS ANGELES — Attorneys for John De nance commissioner, appealed the fine, but it was Democratic Revolutionary Alliance, or Lorcan say the prosecution has engaged in rejected Monday by the U.S. Food Stamp Appeal Besides burglary and assault, the ARDE, military sources said Tuesday. WallHMl^style "dirty tricks" and again has Board in Washington, Fleming said. Senate approves^ cost-containment D ill gangs also smeared their victims' Costa Rica charged,Sandinista air- asked Ihm cocaine trafficking charges against belongings with dog excrement. Man­ cralt crossed into its territory in former automaker be dismissed. Construction workers hurt hattan District Attorney Robert Mor- pursuit of fleeing guerrillas. U.S. District Court Judge Robert Takasugi did which will take cl le d in October 1986. Only three Fairfield County senators voted aganst genthau said Tuesday. Bv Brono V. Ranniello As many as 50,000 Honduran workers not immediately rule on Tuesday's defense \ W ATERBURY — A one-ton concrete slab United Press International An advisory commillce of doctors and nur.ses will the mcasure^,They were U9 mocral Anthony Truglia The campaign of terror persuaded milled about in Tegucigalpa's Central motion, made on grounds the government tried to slipped from a crane and fell 20 feet to the ground also be eslablishccd to provide Imput to assure the of Stamfq^'d and Republicans John Matthews of New 330 tenants, many poor and elderly, to Park after a walk of several miles, intimidate a defense witness in a pre-trial injuring two construction workers, police said. retention of quality care. Canaan and Anrhony Santaniello of Greenwich. move out of 21 buildings during the past many shouting "Yankee go home" and polygraph hearing. George Boily, 44, of Providence, R.I., and HARTFORD — Initiating landmark changes in The telephone emergency network program will be The Senate al.so approved and sent to Ihc House a five years. "Negroponte go home," referring to Before jurors were seated Tuesday, Weitzman Joseph Savard. whose age wasn't available, of medical care, the Connecticut Senate has unanim­ launched under an $8.6 million slate bond authoriza­ series of bond authorization bills U.S. Ambassador John Negroponte. acrased F B I agent Jerry West, a supervisor in North Smithfield, R.I., were taken to St. Mary's tion to purchase ihc centralizing ph<^' equipment Many of the apartments rented for as ously approved legislation designed to spur hospitals Many, marchers carried placards th ^ )e Lorean investigation, of contacting Utah Hospital where their conditions were not that will allow immediate response to callers little as $400 a month — a bargain in a toward holding down skyrocketing prices. demanding the removal of the U.S. authorities to instigate an investigation of Dr. released. any where in the stale. city where the vacancy rate is 2.2 Described by Senate Majority Leader Richard military, which has spme 2,000 troops David Raskin. Raskin, a University of Utah Savard was believed to have suffered broken Community Vesidents will pay a maximum charge percent and a Manhattan apartment Schneller, D-Essex,"'as probably the most important in Honduras on maneuvers and surveil­ polygraph expert, administered a lie detector test ribs and a broken back, police said, and Boily ol 20 cents per month lo lund the remaining costs of can rent for more than $1,000 a month piece of legislation this year." the bill would require lance missions as well as 120 Green that De Lorean passed, supporting his claim he injured his hand. maintaining and servicing the telephone and response or sell for as much as $500,000. hospitals to abide by pre-set rates for services and Berets training Salvadorans at a was framed. Police said the one-ton slab slipped off a crane procedures. network. Twenty-two people, including three northern base. last Wednesday at a hotel construction site in the The chamber also Tuesday agreed unanimously to The legislation al.so provides tor a 11-member landlords, were indicted Tuesday for The protesters, organized by the Senate nixes budget freeze East End of Waterbury because of mechanical approve a statewide emergency 911 telephone system advisory committee ol Civil Defense, utility and fire terrorizing the tenants in an effort to country's major unions, also de­ failure. to be made operational by 1989 at a cost ol about $18 and police and other municipal ol I icials to oversee the scare them out of their apartments so manded the release of more than 100 WASHINGTON — The Senate, which defeated emergency network. ^ million and rejected a bill to open Connecticut lo Regular Retail Value the buildings could be converted into people believed abducted for political a modified spending freeze proposal aimed at nationwide banking. In other action, the Senatr soundly defeated a UPl photo UB tuition to increase •10.90 high-rent co-ops and condominiums. reasons. reducing the federal deficit, set the stage for a The hospital bill, approved 35-0 and sent the House, proposal that would have opened up Connecticut to Those indicted were charged with In San Salvador, more than 2,000 battle over another freeze plan that proponents BRIDGEPORT — Students at the University of would mandate the setting of lees for medical serv ices nationwide banking on a 32-3 vote. Alan Smokier. 62, bows his head as he listens during his The hill, designed to allow New York banks to enter burglary, extortion, conspiracy and workers defied a 4-year-old state of believe has a better chance. Bridgeport will pay about 8 percent more to by the state Commision on Hospitals and Healthcare, coercion. arraignment in Chelsea District Court Tuesday on charges that siege and marched under heavy police Working in its second Week of debate onways to attend school in the 1984-85 academic year, the under a system modeled alter new lederal Medicare the lucrative Conncclicul area, was killed through he allegedly killed his wife Marian, 60, and his so.n-in-law James surveillance to the National Palace to reduce the deficit, the Senate Tuesday rejected, school announced. regulations. - passage ot an amendment that retained the current "The methods used here are as tout Switalski, 37, both of Revere, Mass. Smokier was taken to protest the U.S.-backed government. 38-57, a plan offered by Sen. Krnest Hollings^ University President Leland Miles said Tues­ Depending on the cost ot the completed t rcatmenls-, law limiting interstate banking within New England as anythingyou can find. " Morgenthau p-S.C., that would have frozen most spending in '.stales. \ hospital after his arrest where he was treated for an overdose. No violence was reported, but day tuition will increase 8 percent, the lowest hospitals will either keep the dilference between third 5" ScIssorSheath & Sharpener said. He described the suspects as plainclothes police photographers on fiscal 1985, including Social Security, but still increase in six years, while ■ overall costs, party payments if they can complete treatment lor S c iv ^ illia m Sullivan, D-Waiierbury, said New 2/84 "bums and that's treating them the balcony ol the National Palace took allowed a 4 percent increase in military including tuition, room and board and other costs, less than the prescribed rate, or absorb the loss II it finglawl banks were still not strong enough to hold off lightly." pictures of the participants with expenditures. will increase 7.9 percent. exceeds the reimbursement level. any m erger onslaught from New York banks that could be expected if interstate banking was expanded BOTH FOB ONLY <6.88! Morgenthau said the leader of the telephoto lenses. Other police photo­ Programs subject to the freeze would have Tuition will increase from $6,260 to $6,760 while The measure was backed by the Connectii'ut Opan Dally $-5:30, Thura to 8, Clostd Sunday terror gang was^'Morris Lender.^ 62. Woman loses husband, graphers took pictures from the street. been allowed a 3 percent increase in 1986 and 1987. room and board costs will go from $3,326 to $3,586. Business and Industry Association and, at fir.sl now. Lender. Thomas Lydon and Zenek Several marchers used red spray Total costs, . including fees, for on-campus strongly opposed by the Connecticut Hospital Podolsky were the three landlords paint to print leftist slogans along the Mine rescue delayed students will rise to $10,540. Association and most of the state's medical societies. indicted. mother in the same day route such as, "N o to the American In a compromise thrashed out earlier, a 14-member MINERSVILLE, Pa. — Rescuers recovered Morgenthau said Lender hired out invasion. Reagan out." task force representing hospitals, doctors, insurers "In comparison with past years, they the body of a woman 85 feet down an old mine Windsor council splits his "traveling group" of criminals to Smokier was treated at Boston's and legislators will work out details of the system by- REVERE, Mass. (U P l) — A man arb letting us demonstrate today with shaft but'the search for her five companions who i/ » Lydon. Podolsky and other landlords. Beth Israel Hospital for an overdose ol WINDSOR — Four of the nine Town Council Oct. 1 and the CHHE will implement a plan by 1985 who police said tried to kill himself with less repression," said one marcher, plunged into the cavern in their four-wheel-drive He said Lender along with "hench­ 40 pills. Police said he tried to kijl members said they would follow voters and reject \ an overdose of drugs and alcohol alter who nevertheless scanned the crowd vehicle was delayed today. man" Hardmon Lambert. 46. installed himself by mixing the pills and liquor. a suit against the state over widening Interstate allegedly killing his wife and son-in-law nervously behind dark glasses. There was little hope the remaining five people prostitutes, drug addicts and other The Smoklers' daughter, school­ 91 and building Interstate 291, while four others was ordered to undergo psychiatric The Nicaraguan Defense Ministry would be found alive. criminals in vacant apartments in the obervation. teacher Susan Switalski, 39, arrived said they were undecided. State reports targeted buildings. said Sandinista troops Monday night The body of Connie Bluis, 24, of Llewellyn, Pa., TWO A lawsuit is "still a valid option," said Joan W. Alan Smokier. 63, of Revere, was home at about 4 p.m. Monday and found was recovered shortly before sunset Tuesday by repelled an attack by ARDE forces Simmons, chairman of the Council's Interstate91 George Bradish. 65. supervised the ordered held 20 days at Bridgewater her husband stabbed to death. two rescue workers who entered the shaft through MANCHESTER WETHERSFIELD near the town ol El Castillo in Rio San Committee. She said a show of hands before the gang's daily operations that included State Hospital after his arraignment She called police, who arrived to find the corrugated steel pipe that had been lowered larger surplus Juan province, 150 miles southeast of vote on the motion not to file it showed a narrow K MART PLAZA 1101 SILAS DEANE HWY burglaries, floods and harassment. Tuesday Jn Chelsea District Court on her hysterical and took her to her into the hole for protection from cave-ins. The Managua. majority did not support the motion. Mayor WETHERSFIELD SHOPPING CENTER Morgenthau said.x^ charges he strangled his wife, Marion, parent's home so they could help calm hole is 15 wide atthe surface and widens as it gets 600 SILVER LANE The ARDE rebels suffered 30 killed John T. Pier said the council may consider asking HARTFORD (UPl) — Increased revenue Irom Morgenthau said that while the 50, and stabbed to death James her down, said police Inspector Ralph deeper. or wounded in the fighting while one the state to make changes in the design of the corporation taxes and legal gambling pushed the tenants were pressured by violence, Switalski, 39. Cerbone. He said the mother was found army soldier was killed and five While firemen held tarps and blankets to projects, which are expected to require taking ol state's estimated budget surplus to $53.9 million lor they were also offered money by Smokier, visibly shaken, received dead and the father overdosed. wounded, the ministry said. prevent more than 100 onlookers from seeing the 100 properties in town and partial taking of the current fiscal year. Comptroller J. Edward Lambert and Lender to move out. moral support from his son. Howard, "We w?re trying to establish some Costa Kican Vice President A r­ body, it was taken away in an ambulance. another and cut off the largely elderly and Caldwell says. Seven of those indicted, including who kissed him on the forehead before family reunion ... because of the loss of mando Arauz said Tuesday that Vicinelly said reports that more than one body minority Wilson section from the rest of town. The projection, issued Tuesday in Caldw ell's latest Lender. Lydon and Podolsky, were the proceedings. » the son-in-law and that's when we made Sandinista planes pursued retreating were found were false and that Ms. Bluis' body monthly financial report to Gov. William O'Neill, is arrested. The rest were still at large. No motive has been established, f the discovery," Cerbone said. ARDE rebels across the border. was the only one found in the vehicle. almost 50 percent higher than the $36.1 million figure Gold theft charges mulled projected last month. EAST HARTFORD — Police are considering Anthony V. Milano, the governor's chiel budget Oversized bringing first-degree larceny charges against advisor, said the jump over the year was due to LEVI'S SINUS SUFFERERS Manchester Sheltered Workshoir Bakery [(A DtVttlOM OF CAIIFBT FACTORY OUTLITS) 1 four former Pratt & Whitney workers fired last estimated increases in revenue. ORIGINAL RIVITED "505'S'* thief siips 57 Hollister Street (Bentley School) week in connection with th^t of gold from the He said $8 million of the projected increase of nearly HanTw 9 ^ 4 mmn 9m iadi*e nmm cm " SYNA-CUAI Oic h b iIbrI plant, a police spokesman said. $18 million over the month was due to an upward past poiice «M** MMi* glvM ymt •• t kswra fckcf fivai ptemme « Open for Sales to the Public! SURPLUS CARPET CENTER Detective Robert K en a ^ said the four hourly revision in corporation lax revenue. workers were dismissed in connection with the Milano said the next largest increases resu lied from CHATTANOOGA, thefts, white Pratt & Whitney spokesman Philip an extra $4 million expected in Lotto sales and other Tenn. (U P l) — A 300- WED., THURS. and FRI. gambling receipts. Another $3 million was expected i A ^ O W f T H A T Giaramita would only confirm that four workers WM^mrnwm pound man robbed a bank faitnKjluctory 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. were dismissed last week for "violating company from the sales tax. $175 The Legislature's Office of Fiscal Analysis several at a shopping mall and SUNDAY 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. SURPUUS CRRP6T CENTER rules.” somehow slipped past po­ Offer Worth The plant uses gold in brazing because of its months ago projected a surplus of $52 million, bul 10% Discount - Sr. Citizens IN MMiCHRSTER lice who arrived moments Co aiti aw w - trt. w w«a. r>Rk«* m p«di «< smA-aua ir i mt* ablity to withstand high temperatures. In OFA Director Ralph Caruso said Tuesday his office's after the robbery and had m ihi mm mmn SIMMUAS I2.r«k Wm . 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Richard M. Diamond. Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Lottery winner i> James P. Sacks, City Editor Area Towns OPINION plans truck buy, In Brief Area towns Andovei Caribbean visit Umpire threatens suit Bolton /Coventry BOLTON — A former town resident who served Jack By Dennis C. MilewskI as an umpire for the boys’ softball team last United Press International summer has threatened to sue the town for Pike toll battle leads to political hardball Anderson reporting the fees he earned to the Internal Revenue Service. The Board of. Selectmen Tuesday reviewed a Bolton selectmen resisting Democrats made them selves fair gam e for the kind of W ashington M ILFORD — Sudden riches have come to a The issue behind the debate over tolls, and the reason letter from Johh A. Varca, Jr., who now lives in political pressure the governor w ell knows how to use. Merry-Go-Round Southington mother of three, who was somewhat shy it has been so intense at the legislature this year, is about her millionaire status but thrilled to win the top California, requesting compensation for the taxes political survival. prize in the state lottery’s ’’Joker’s Wild” drawing. he paid on the fees he e a m ^ last summer. Varca NEW BRITAIN LEGISLATORS, one 0 N eill agent Legislators get that way when they sense that their Capitol " I just want to go somewhere and cry,” Janice claimed in his letter that three other umpires plea to review capital needs necks may be on the line, as is certainly the case with pointed out, dearly want a ramp from the expressway Russell said Tuesday after ” Mr. Connecticut,” earned more than he did last year but were not Comments that cuts through their city to connect with downtown. Richard Salke, pulled her name from a plastic asked to pay taxes on their earnings. this one. Mrs Pierog said she oppo.ses revealing anything The ramp, this governor's office staffer said, could be tumbler and told her she had won $1 million in $50,000 Members of the board contradicted Varca’s By Sarah Passell It explains how Fairfield Rep. Chris Niedermeier, Bob C onrud about current secret negotiations by the selectmen to in jeopardy if the legislators failed to see the light. installments for 20 years. claim. They said the town has reported the Herald Reporter typical ohher region, and Torrington Rep. Tony ' Charity buy land (or their improvement projects. The Syndicated Columnist That was just one example of O’Neill hardball, She hugged her husband. Carl, and wept in his arms. incomes of all those who earned more than $600 Miscikoski — allies a couple of years ago in a budget diK-uments the board agreed to turn over to the task “ ThrilledT and "elated” was how Mrs. Russell from the town last year in umpiring fees. Varca’s BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen is resisting fight — were on opposite sides of the Democratic "W e ’re looking at everything bearing the fingerprints force include nothing about the potential for land described her feelings of shock about the sudden letter said that fees earned from non-profit efforts by a new task force to force it to complete its of those 27," the O’N eill staffer said. repaid * deals. caucus this time. wealth. ” I don’t think it will ever wear off.” she said. organizations such as the Bolton Recreation review of the the town's upcoming capital improve­ But some opponents felt com fortable, last week, She also said she is worried that the group, despite It explains how a veteran Republican Sen. Mike Mrs. Russell, 44, said she and her husband would Department are not taxable and that the town had ment needs. because they had little on the line that O 'N eill could use its lack of authority to do anything but advise the Morano of Greenwich can vote happily with freshmen The vole was not high enough for. O Neill 's plan to take a cruise to the Caribbean, help their three assured him he would not be taxed. But after some discussion, the board agreed to press them. Rep. Paul Garavel of Danbury said there Board of Selectmen, will try to force town officials to Democratic Sens. John Larson of East Hartford and take it to the floor. He and his agents needed to know in kind children and grandchild and buy a new truck. Although the amount the town paid Varca last Tuesday to provide the task force — formed in March alter iheir game plan for completing the projects. Robert Dorr of Waterbury and other Democrats in a who the opponents were so they could work inside and are big highway projects in the works close to home. " I can’t believe it ... unbelievable,” a visibly shaken year was not available Tuesday night, one board under pressure from school and finance officials — But, said Garavel, the governor could not mess around Carl Russell repeated. member estimated it at around $800. with information about three major building showdown over money for highway repair. "persuade” most of them to com e aboard. Al.THOUGH FIRST SELECTMAN RYBA was not with theni because other Danbury legislatprs are with WASHINGTON — Long ago and Their son, Carl Russell Jr., whooped and rushed Board member Sandra Pierog said Varca proposals the selectmen hope to put to a referendum The specific issue in recent days has been how to start present at the meeting on Tuesday, he has in the past him and would have just as much at stake. far away. Jesus Christ said of a through the crowd at the Connecticut Post Mall when mistakenly assumed that because the town had in November, paying for Gov. Bill O 'N eill's 10-year program to fix the H E R E . TH E N , is the list of House Democrats who opposed granting the task force any power that could poor widow: She gave "a ll that she his mother’s name was announced. He and his wife, not reported the fees to the IRS before this year, Following the discussion. Selectwoman Sandra state's lousy roads. He is for keeping the state's voted against the governor's plan in that first critical interfere with the board’s authority over the three had.’ There is heartwarming Lori, claimed they knew Mrs. Russell would win. umpires were not obliged to declare them as Pierog was the only one of four selectmen present to commitment to banish tolls. He would hike the tax on SOUTHINGTON’S CREAN, author of a rival plan to town-related projects. At the group’s first meeting, test at the closed caucus: ” We all had dreams she would win. She deserves income. Varca was wrong in his a&umption, Mrs. vote against furnishing the information. She claimed retain some tolls and avoid O'Neill's gasoline tax, said evidence that the sainted widow, Ryba told its members'not to study the projects at all gasoline — a penny now, m ore later — as the backbone it,” the younger Russell said, also wiping tears from Pierog said. the task force’s request amounted to asking the Reps, Arthur Brouillet and Carrie Perry of Hartford, there was no local legislation the governor could target who donated her last two mites, He claimed the plans for the projects were already of that plan. his eyes. selectmen for information the group only plans to Edith Prague of Columbia, Donald Bates and Richard to get him. Hartford's Brouillet, who prides himself on has a counterpart in America well beyond the stage at which a study committee Mrs. Russell, a machine operator at Stanley Works channel back to them. Torpey of East Hartford, James McCavanagh of being a rebel, said the governor knew betj.er than to today. New librarian named could contribute to them. REP. NIEDERMEIER, like Morano and others from in New Britain, became the 30th person to win a ” 1 see that as a terrible duplication of effort. " Mrs. Manchester, Irene Fav reau and Ray Joyt'e of New In respon.se to behind-the-scenes protests from Fairfield County towns, want the state to keep its exert pressure on him. And Joyce, who was scrambling Such a woman is Joann Jones of Connecticut State Lottery "Millionaire Drawing.” BOLTON -- The Board of Library Directors Pierog said. She later admitted that she never liked Britain, Richa'rd Gosselin of Plainfield, Thomas the idea of the task force, which was proposed by several task force members, including Chairman promise on tolls. Miscikoski, usually cast as the leather- over to the governor's plan, still said it was the f’aris. Ark., who was drained by She bought her ticket on a Friday the 13th at B & D have appointed Jane R. Verdieck of Glastonbury Board of Finance Chairman Raymond A. Ursin early John Whitham. Ryba decided to rescind his order. Sweeney and Leo PTynn of Norwich, Andrew Carey of legislature's right to make its own decisions. medical bills until she had no Variety in Southington. to replace Carol Gregoire as librarian of the lunged bad boy among House Democrats, found himself this year#Her opposition and the opposition of Fir.st But the task force has been working (or two months 2 South Windham. John Mordasky of Stafford Springs. Bentley Memorial Library on Bolton Center speaking for legislators from other regions who said As with most controversies at the legislature, money to keep up her insurance The native of Fall River, Mass., said she would John Miscikoski of Torrington and Michael Ryback of Road. Selectman Henry P. Ryba led the selectmen to now without any clearly defined duties. Ursin had their constituents (translation; voters) don't want the especially where taxes and budgets are concerned, the premiums. Then she lost all her continue to work "fo r a while,” as will her husband, a originally suggested asking the task force to come up Harwinton. maintenance foreman at Mount Southington Ski area. Mrs. Gregoire resigned in March (or what she severely limit the task force’s powers to when they gas tax any higher. answer was again in compromise. That was the "o u t” possessions in a fire. She moved established it. with recommendations on whether to go foreward There were 20 finalists for the "Joker’s W ild" said were personal reasons. The position pays But O 'Neill knows all about survival, too. While some most legislators could claim in telling voters they did her three children into a cheap, with current building proposals and at what pace. But Also, Doreen DelBianco. Tom Brunnock and William drawing, with three others winning special prizes and $11,500 a year, though library board members their best for any particular pos^don. cramped, second-hand trailer and URSIN SUGGESTED forming the task force to jhe Board of Selectmen pul the group under its sole noted that he isn't running this year, as a lot of Scully of Waterbury, William Butterly of Oakville. Sal the rest $5,000. argued it should pay more during budget But for O'Neill, who, incidentally, carried every found work as a waitress in a small mediate between town officials alter he heard Ryba jursidiction and restricted its assignment to informa­ legislators will be. the governor's interest might just be Micucci of BHstol. Gerry Crean of Southington, Robert The contestants were selected in a drawing from discussions with town officials earlier this year. congressional district except the Fourth (toll-laden criticize the Board of Education fur proposing to build tion gathering. in the next big one — 1986. He was. obviously, playing Sorenson and Ben DeZinno of Meriden. Mary P'ritz of diner. more than 2.5 million "Joker’s Wild” instant lottery a $400,000 library-computer center at Bolton High When Ryba tried unsuccessfully to further restrict hardball. Wallingford. John Bennett of Ansonia, Paul Garavel of Fairfield County) when he was elected in 1982, the While living under these condi­ tickets submitted since the last instant lottery Welfare costs climb School. The selectmen, meanwhile, were in the the task force by ordering members to exclude from Last week, when House Democrats voted 54 to 27 for political issue was no different from the one legislators tions, she came across four Mexi­ millionaire drawing in January. DanbuVy and Anthony Innacell of Bridgeport. process of trying to get three of their own capital study the projects now in the planim g stages, he (ace. Call it survival, whether for them in 1984 or, can migrant workers. shivering Mazie McClendon of Norwalk won the second prize BOLTON — Welfare Director llvi Cannon has his plan, O 'Neill and his agents noted who were not with By voting against O N eill's plan — keeping the tolls projects off the ground. suggested that the group try instead to determine possibly, for him in 1986. beneath a cedar tree on a bitter of $20,000, but nearly missed her chance when lottery requested that $1.500 be added to the town welfare him. on the way out and hiking the ga.soline tax — all of those The selectmen are angling for funds to renovate other future capital needs 1 officials could not read the signature on her ticket. budget to pay for food and shelter for two cold day. Only one had a blanket; Community Hall and build a new firehouse and a new Mrs. McClendon, 61, is retired and was vacationing ' recipients. The moVe will require residents' the other three were in shirts­ town highway garage. School officials are Supporting in Florida when she learned the state was searching approval at a town meeting if the money is to be Guest editorial leeves. She took two blankets off constuction of the new library-computer center for her after calling on a handwriting expert to allocated. her own bed. and her sick son gave Town officials plan to pay for the building projects, decipher her name and scanning voting lists to find The state requires towns to pay such costs, but up his wool coat so each Mexican reimburses towns for 90 percent of their welfare which have been estimated at a total cost of some $2 to her address. .v $3 million, through a long-term bond issue, which will could wrap himself against the She planned to buy new home appliances and take expenses. Mrs. Cannon’s request follows the near have to be approved by residents Libyan actions cold. her time spending the rest. exhaustion of an earlier $7,400 addition to the The capital improvements task force has requested When 1 heard about her kind­ Larry Parks of Waterford said he would invest most budget. The welfare budget (or 1983-84 was each town agency that is affected by the building ness, 1 tried to locate her, but she of his $15,000 third-prize winnings. Parks, 33, a originally set at $2,460. proposals to submit a statement\>utlining the reason - hairstylist in Niantic, also planned to donate (iraney to Administrative Assistant Karen Levine told the had no telephone. 1 finally reached its project is needed and a description of the project were despicable her at the diner where she worked. charity and take a cruise to the Caribbean, j Board ol Selectmen Tuesday that neither of the itself. In addition, the task force has requested from But .she didn't want to talk about two clients is eligible for workfare, a program which requires able-bodied welfare recipients to each group an estimate of how long the project would her good deed. "Charity should be The terror tactics of the plomatic personnel are nor­ work in return for the money they receive from take to complete and an alternative should the project Libyan . government, under mally not subject to a host given in secret,” she said. "A n y­ Lawyer doubtful the state. fail to win voters’ approval. way. it was no big deal.” the rule of the unstable Col. country's criminal process, SELECTM AN CARL PREUSS and Mrs. Pierog Muammar Khadaly, have either, although they can be Rescue tool approved both protested the task force's requests, but in the end I WROTE ABOUT Joann Jones about defending M only Mrs. Pierog voted against supplying the written burst upon London. Someone expelled, with the expecta­ anyway, and a remarkable thing BOLTON — About 25 to'vJn residents voted Foryoul explanations of the projects to the task Iprce. The in the Libyan embassy fired tion that they will be punished happened. Thousands of Am eri­ unanimously at a special towh meeting Tuesday board finally voted to send the group copies of already- to permit the fire department to buy a $12,000 an automatic weapon at a by their own government. But cans sent her money to buy a new von Bulow again existing plans and reports about the need for the .. .with any purchase extricator tool. The tool will ^ used to rescue crowd outside, killing a poli­ the British options were com­ home. But the most incredible building projects. ofKrementz thing was 'that most donations PROVIDENCE, R.l. defense was improperly accident victims trapped inside wrecked cars. cewoman and injuring 11 plicated by the fact that the The only discussion on the question came after came from women who didn’t (U P I) — The attorney for denied access to informa­ 14Kt. Gold Overlay Jewelry. others. people in the Libyan embassy resident David Pearsall raised a question about seem to be much belter off.than Claus von Bulow says'he tion gathered by a family Shooting at unarmed dem­ were not diplomatic person­ lawyer. the amount of training Bolton firefighters would Availf^le for Joann. may not be able to repres­ Medicaid suit settied onstrators from a foreign ent the Newport socialite Dershowtiz said crimi­ need to operated the tool. Fire Chief James a limited time only. A nel. They were members of a Typical was a worn, sinahTdollar Preuss told those present that most of the embassy is a bizarre enough student revolutionary group if he gets a new trial and nal defendants and their HARTFORD (UPI) — State welfare officiaTslmve bill from a woman in Hot^prings, that it might be better if a attorneys are usually en­ firefighters have worked with the tool in drills reached agreement with legal aid lawyers to .settle a occurrence. But the London that had seized the premises Ark. "I don’t have m u^ money, second trial was not held gaged in "playing with other area fire departments. The tools, made suit challenging a slate Medicaid policy, the incident took on an even more from accredited Libyan di­ but I do want to help a ^^ttle,"^she at all. roulette" in jury trials. by the Hurst company, are commonly referred to Department of Income Maintenance said. unusual twist when people in plomats in February. wrote. Noted Harvard Univer­ "It’s likf exposing as “ Hurst” tools. The suit was brought by Connecticut Legal Services From Poplar Bluff, Mo., a sity Law Professor Alan someone to an operation.’’ Preuss added that all vendors of such tools offer on behalf of families of people who were denied the embassy refused to con­ Britain, confronted with eight-hour training courses. He said Bolton great-grandmother wrote: "Vie M. Dershowitz told the Dershowitz said. "No Medicaid benefits but died before they could contest sult with British authorities intransigence in London and matter how healthy he is. firefighters also will take a similar course offered haVe very little cash, but we do own Cable News Network the decision at an administrative hearing, officials about the criminal action — intimidation in Tripoli, tried Tuesday other commit­ there is always a percen­ by the state. said Tuesday. 785 Main St., Manchester Y our home. My heart was touched Bolton firefighters have had to borrow tools and when Libyan forces set to keep cool and negotiate an ments, including his full­ tage risk of mortality. Under the settlement, surviving relatives who 643-8484 by the story of Joann Jones. Please ” It’s a very great power from neighboring towns in more than a dozen siege to Britain's own em­ amicable solution to an intol­ time teaching job, may assumed personal financial liability for the appli­ accept this small check.” take too much time for that jurors have over us in accidents so far this year. Calling around to find cant's medical debts will be afforded the department bassy in their capital of erable situation. Britain had “Somebody must have^ined the harbor.” A widow, plagued with problems h im to defend the this country. Thank God which town has a tool available takes time, which hearing, the agency said. Tripoli, if only for 24 hours. to act cautiously; its interests of her own, wrote; "Joanq's story financier. we have courts of ap­ is at a premium in cases where seriously injured The Medicaid program, which provides medical Whatever Colonel Khadafy included the well-being of has been an inspiration and help Dershowitz said the de­ peal." he said. victims are trapped inside a car, fire officials care to the needy, served about 200,000 people monthly Asked whether he have said. has taught the world to expect 8,000 British nationals in V. for me. I hope my small contribu­ fense team is prepared for ‘ in the 1983 fiscal year. tion helps her to continue'helping another trial but that he thought the Danish-bom from his followers, this out­ Libya, plus Anglo-Libyan aristocrat had been fairly Commentary others.” also may withdraw be­ Bolton seeks constables law terror is utterly alien to trade approaching $500 mil­ cause he specializes in tried, Dershowitz said, Life has also had its difficulties BOLTON — The resignation this spring of two the principles of diplomacy. lion a year. appeals cases. “ It’s a matter of degree. and discouragements (or a Granite Nobody ever gets a per­ town constables and the possibility of two more F]ven among adversaries, “ We a r e . ready as a Nevertheless, the actions of City, 111., woman who sent a team to take on the fectly fair trial. Some­ resignations has started resident state trooper diplomacy provides rules of the Libyan government — not ‘Superdelegat^’ are the target tattered $5 bill. "M y first reaction defense and to prove Mr. times you get a pretty Richard Walsh on a search for part-time RACE THROUGH SPRING conduct that need to be to mention the shooting itself to the Joann Joqes column,” she von Bulow’s innocence,” unfair trial.” constables. wrote, "was to wish I could afford Dershowitz said. Dershowitz also said the Constables provide police protection evenings, observed if the world is to — were uncivil, irresponsible weekends and for special events. Walsh is now to make a donation. A^ter a “ Whether I can do it, I defense now knotys much IN THE JACKET WITH DASHI function. These rules say and 'demoralizing to diplo­ of Hart’s ‘electability’ appeal accepting applications for the positions. minute’s reflection, I decided I don’t know.” more about potentially little, however, about coping matic tradition. They de­ But Dershowitz said he questionable activities by Applications are available at the selectmen's couldn't afford not to,” office in Community Hall and must be returned with terrorists. serve condemnatioit by all By Arnold Sawislak party officers and activists than at to them that Hart is addressing the w a s recommending prosecution witnesses. Perhaps the most startling con­ ’’Whether they're going by 5 p.m. on May 30. Call 649-8743 for more The London police were civilized governments. United Press International the essentially non-involved citi­ electability argument. against a new trial be­ tribution came from a woman in cause of the financial and to be willing to take the information. zens whose interest in politics and Mondale would seem to be the deterred from storming the Pacific Grove, Calif. "I have a emotional exhaustion to witness stand and subject The Manchester Herald occa­ WASHINGTON - Sen. Gary government is arou,$ed only during natural favorite of the superdele: Our Racing Jacket has cornered the market on Libyan embassy because em­ small savings account and am a which the Danish-bom themselves to cross- sionally reprints editorials from Hart has been talking recently Church breakfast set election years. gates. As a senator and as vice senior citizen on social security,” examination of the kind good looks, just-right warmth and style. bassies are considered for­ other newspapers in New England. aristocrat would be sub­ about the issue of "electability” in In 1976 and 1980, the electability president he showed himself to be a that essentially is going to ANDOVER — A May breakfast will be held at eign soil and thus immune This one is from the Providence, she wrote. "1 feel if Mrs. Jones can jected and the chance he Fashioned in smart cotton/polyesler poplin his contest with former Vice argument probably would have staunch party loyalist, always put them on trial for what the First Congregational Church in Andover on R.l. Journal. do all she did, I can at least do this may be re-convicted. under international law. Di­ President Walter Mondale for the been relatively moot. The Demo­ willing to help Democratic candi­ much.” She enclosed a check for “ On the one hand, Mr. they may have done — Route 6 this Saturday from 7 a.m..to 10 a.m. with contrasting piping, it features epaulets, Democratic presidential cratic nomination process turned von Bulow would love to that’s a hard question,” There will also be baked goods for sale. dates and party organizations in $ 1, 000. zip frant, side slash pockets, taffeta lining and nomination. out, for the most part, delegates the less glamorous . pursuits of be tried again to prove to Dershowitz said. What Hart is saying is that he has everybody that he is inno-f. throat latch collar. M ade to stop a spring who not only were zealous loyalists fund-raising and low level cam­ AN E LD E R LY C.OUPLE sub­ a better chance than Mondale to for their candidates, but by party paigning. Hart has a decent party cent — to vindicate him­ breeze in its tracks and make you look terrific. sisting on social security, ages 84 self,” Dershowitz said. > beat President Reagan in No­ rule were bound to the candidate in record, but it can’t compare with and 73, sent a dollar apiece from “ On the other hand,” he Total service is an integral vember. He wants Democrats to whose name they-were chosen. Mondale's. Collings Lake, N.J. A housewife, said, “ I am strongly re­ give major consideration to that But this year, the Democratic But Hart is counting on the caring (or a stricken husband, commending that we try (actor in deciding who they want to part of the Atlas Oil Party’s rulesmakers repealed the superdelegates to be hard-headed, contributed $10. Another widow, in every possible way to be their presidential candidate this 2 "robot rule” that tied delegates to pragmatic politicians who want living on a pension, mailed in $6. avoid a new trial because fall. commitment to all of candidates and then created a Reagan beaten at all costs and who And a man, who had already given of the ... exhaustion.” Hart is making the electability Von Bulow was con­ large new bloc of delegates who might be swayed by such things as all he could afford to charity, wrote argument to the public at large in victed in 1982 of twice 90 are exempt from any requirement national polls showing that Hart me: ’After reading your column, I our customers campaign speeches and news to commit themselves to would do better against Reagan trying to kill Pittsburgh For over 25 years now. I've been with have been moved to give a little utilities heiress Martha R«g. $36.00 conferences as be stump’s the candidates. than Mondale. Atlas Oil and I'm just as ready to help more. Thank God for people like “ Sunny” von Bulow by country, but the message may be These are the "superdelegates" It may take a while before the Joann Jones.” . injecting her with insulin you now as I was way back then. I'm aimed at another, more politically S-M-L-XL — a large group of people who were results of Hart’s electability ap­ r\ A bewildered Joann Jones, overdoses in 1979 and 1980. Bill Buckley, Equipment Sales Man­ involved, group. awarded voles at the convention peal can be seen. It may, in fact, meanwhile, will soon be moving The Rhode Island Su­ ager at Atlas and I want to help you Some of the ordinary citizens • Black solely on the basis of their positions not be known until the roll is called into her dream house — a modest preme Court overturned •Grey who vole in the primaries and save money on your heating equip­ in government or in the Demo­ at San Francisco in the third week rural home on 30 acres of back- von Bulow’s convictions attend caucuses certainly are ment. Consider this, an upgraded • Tan •Gun metal cratic Party. The superdelegates of July. woods — thanks to the generosity Friday and ordered a new system can, in the long term, save politically sophisticated enough to are officially unpledged — they of people like herself. trial in Superior Court. be impressed by what he is saying, The high court ruled state you as much as 50 percent in fuel may support whoever they want What was her reaction? Her but for the most part the votes of and may wait until the nomination police violated von Bul­ costs every year. New equipment church leader in Paris, Ark., John ow’s constitutional rights rank and file Democrats in the balloting actually starts to decide. Letters policy D. McGill, told me simply: “ She by not obtaining warrants now on the market wilt allow for nominating process go to the So they represent a potentially The Manchester Herald wept.” before testing drugs found changes and adjustments that make for candidate they believe would crucial swing bloc in the contest. In welcomes letters to the in the fam ily’s Newport much greater e f^ n c y in heat and hot make a better president. editor. . “ Your Quality a close race, they ifould be the FOOTNOTE: The letters that mansion. water production. Call me. Bill Buckley, I'll .'V i Letters should be brief and votes that decide the winner. deluged Joann Jones expressed a The court alsd said the HART IS ASKING Democrats to to the point. They should show you how. Man’s Shop" D lM 4 b yN F.A Inc i sense of sympathy, a sense of atlas bantlii put that question to one side and AS OF LAST WEEK, only 263 of ' typed or neatly hand-written, lucB oil RECAVS and, for ease in editing, others’ suffering. Yet many of the give higher priority to the issue of these delegates had been named valleii coal MANCHESTER VERNON which candidate would best be able should be double-spaced. contributors are themselves in CHWSTUWwil^kotoW atlas oil and only 162 of them had expressed need of help. Maybe the chain of 903 MAIN ST TRI CITY PLAZA 'name mentioned on Today Show by weath­ to retire Reagan. The Herald reserves the preferences. Mondale leads in right to edit letters in the kindness shouldn’t be taken. If lOPE OfCN DAILY 9:30-3,30. THUDS lil 9 00 OPEN WED . THUDS . & EDI lil 9 00 erman Willard Scott/'" ■ . And that is an argument that Dial ili these preferences, but the super- interests of brevity, clarity others wish to make donations. I ’ll 414 Tolland street • East Hartford • 289-6435 649-4595 would seem to -be aimed more at delegates are a long way from and taste. try to channel the money to t|ie Omk 555 East Middle Tpke. • Manchester 249-8611 684-5853 Democratic elected officials. MMMlir being locked up. And it is primarily most deserving. MANCHESTERl n c h k s t e / HERALD.h e Wvdiit'sduy, Muy 2. 1984 - 9 y M/WC HKSTKK HKKAl.U. Wediu'.sdiiy. M.iy 2. l(i«4 Cat afraid of high life .-V' FFER r S SPORTS An Irving Street eat had second thoughts about viewing life from the upper reaches of a tree Monday NHL roundup and had to be rescued by two Eighth District firefighters Unlike most cuts firefighters attempt to rescue, this cat, which belonged to Wendy Dumond of 155 Oilers sweep Stars; Islanders get even Irving St., did not climb higher when firefighters approached on a • ladder, said fire department spo­ .By Mike Tullv series. The Isles, who defeated the Minnesota had a chance lo come Minnesota pulled goaltcndcrGillcs lirsl goal ol the playoffs at 4:58 ol Meloclic. starling lor the first kesman Thomas R. O'Marra, UP I Sports Writer Oilers in four straight games last lime since Game 2 ol-Ihe opening ■ Most times, we call for them back. " Melochc for an extra skater. the second period. Jackson deked b year, defeated Montreal 3-1 Tues­ Kurri lollowcd with an empty After a scoreless first period. North Stars delenseman Bead .series with Chicago, niadc 30 and the cuts don't want to be For the second st,straight year, the saves F'uhr slopped 24 shots, rescued — this one did," O'Marra b day night lo even their best-ol- net goal, his 13th ol the playoffs, at Edmonton dcfcn.senian Don Jack- Maxwell and poked the puck past a Edmonton Oilers area' in the Stanley 'Seven Wales Conlcrence series ul 19:11 of the third period after son opened the scoring with his diving Melochc. including a point blank blast by said. Cup finaLs. two games apiece. Keith Aclon In I be second period. The cat was about 32 feet high Ncpurtlgy must wait at least two Al Linondale. N.^'.. Billy Smith when rescued, O'Marra said. The Wales matchup resumes at games to see whether it will be a the Montreal Foiiim Thursday ,6 H slopped a penally shot at 15:03 of rematch against the four-time night. Game 6 is scheduled for the second period and Mike Bossy- champion New York Islanders or Saturday at Nassau Coliseum in scored 1:37 l;(let to spur the an encounter with Ihe upstart Uniondale, N.Y., and a seventh Islanders. Fire Calls Montreal Canadiens, game, if necessary, would be Defenseman (lord Dineen added b (b Either way, they want to be played Tuesday night in Montreal. an insurance goal at 2:24 of the ready. , At Bloomington. Minn., Linse­ third period lo spur the Islanders in b b, "You don't play . to win the man gave Edmonton a 2-0 lead at their bid to lie Ihe 19.56-60 Cana- M a n c h e s te r Campbell Conference champion­ 7:38 of the third period after the dieiis as Ihe only eliih lo win five ship." Edmonton defenseman North Stars were penalized for straight Cups. Tuesday. 11:05 a m. — water •FREE Local Delivery •FREE Removal ii Old Appliance Paul Coffey said. "It's the Cup that having too many players on the ice. With 4:.57 It'll (II (he second flow alarm, 615 Parker St. (Town). counts. Forty years from now, The Oilers center-notched hisninth period and Ihe stoi-e 1-1, Mont­ Tuesday, 11:46 am . — false •FREE InstallatioViexcept Built-Ins) nobody will worry about who won goal of th'^f|^yoffs by tapping in a real's Mats Nasliind liloeked Denis alarm, box 391 (Town). •FREE Service the Campbell Conlcrence. " rebound of Jari Kurri's shot. Potvin's shot and look ofl down the Herald photo by Pint6 Tuesday, 1:01 p.m. — false . Ken Linseman scored a power- "You could tell Minnesota ice. He w;is then pulled down by alarm, box 1932 (Town), play goal in the third period missed (injured) people like Dineen. Proud cross to Bear Tuesday. 2:40 p.m., — false « l l I f f Tuesday night, sparking the Oilers (Craig) Hartsburg. (Tom) Keleiee Bruc5' Hood awarded alarm, box 25 (Town). ‘Hi-Fi to Go!' lo a 3-1 victory over the Minnesota McCarthy and (Paul) Holmgren," the penally shot, the lirsl against Sonny Grant (left), chairman of the Valley East branch of Tuesday. 2:48 p.m. — service Fisher PH 418 with Built-in North Stars and a 4-0sweep of their Coffey said. "They played a Smith in Ihe playolfs. Naslund series. the American Red Cross, waves the colors along with call, 293 Woodbridge St. (Eighth defensive game tonight and it skated in and attempted lo luck a 2 District). Equalizer “Our main objective was lo play worked for them. Wo just shut 10-loot backhander betwc'cn the Joseph L. Swensson Sr., during the Red Cross's annual Tuesday. 4:47 p.m. — medical a beUerdefensivegame and I Ihink down their offens(^.’,' goalie's legs, but Smith blocked (lie meeting Tueisday at Manchester Country Club. The Red call, .382 Middle Turnpike West w ^ id that as the year went on, " Dino Ciccarelli scored Minneso­ shot with his leg pad Cross surprised Swensson with a service award. During (Paramedics). Minnesota rookie coach Bill Maho­ ta's lone goal at 10:35 of the third The lie was broken when Bossy ney said. "Tonight Ihe main point accepted il feed from Ken Morrow the dinner, the Manchester Herald was also presented Tuesday, 4:47 p.m. — feline 13"* 100% SOUD period, firing a 25-loot slapshot rescue, 155 Irving St. (Eighth STAn COIOR TV, AUTO. is how well did we play with the past goalie Grant Fuhr. and heat goalie Steve Penney from with a certificate of appreciation. District). FINE TUNjNC roster we had. We played well. We "We shut them down in the third 10 left. The right wing had just live ssr,^239 saw tremendous courage on our period ol every game in this series. previous goals in this yeai's 5 ,0 0 0 BTU ■ part. " That was the key," Edmonton UPl photo playoll but it was the I2lh game- GE CARRY-COOL® The Oilers advance to the coach Glen Sathcr said. "We Islanders’ goalie Billy Smith makes a their NHL semifinal series. Smith later winning playoll goal ol his career. Obituaries ROOM AIR CONDITIONER Stanley Cup finals for the second dispelled the myth that we can'l The clubs emerged Irom a leiiise • 115 Volts. 7.5 Amps straight year, and will face the play defense, Wesdj^'l throw the save during New 'York's 3-1 victory over stopped a penalty shot as the Islanders first period lied 1-1 Hood called 11 Brilllan!$188 color performance, deluxe • Easy Installation NOW winner of the Montreal-Islanders puck away in thcTmntfceriod when the Montreal .Canadiens Tuesday in squared the series at two games each, penalties Ro" H. Banks George M. Boudrra au • 10 Position Thermoatil featurea and a conlemporaiy atyled im ONLY cabinet at a aenaationat value p rice a • 2 Fin /2 Cooling Spooda I3"dlag meat Roy H. Banks. 82, of 79 Lenox St., died Tuesday at George M Boudrieau. 67. ol Enlield, lormerly of *199 his home He was the husband of Louise C (Iloben) Manchesfer, died Monday ai Johnson Memorial lAMILY-SIZE Banks Hospilal in Stafford. He was the husband of Justine WASHER^ UTOMATIC He was born ni Oromocto. New Brunsw ick. t. anada. NFL teams m ov^^ickly to ink draft choices (Patnode) Boudrieau. DRTER on April 27. 1902. and had lived in Manchester lor the He had lived in Manchester tor 10 years before past 32 years Belore retiring in t968 he had been moving to Entield two years ago. He was last Bv Dave Raffo and I think I can help them out. " linebac kers in histoi y - Lawrence V\ Ith running back Mike Rozier second. The Bengals .selected employed by Rogers Corp. of Manchester lor 15years employed by DulfcTrd Construction Co. of Glaston­ dra( ted after swinging a deal to get While in t'anada he was a sell employed larmer He 19" Midtl UPl Sports Writer Both Bennett and Marshall de­ Washington’s 27th pick of the Taylor. " and quarterback Steve Young in linebacker Ric ky Hunley ol Ariz­ bury. retiring two years ago. nied published reports that they Ihe USF'L, the NF'L practically ona w*!!!) Ihe seventh pick, deter was a member of St. Mary s Episcopal t'hureh. • He also leaves five daughters, Mrs. Raymond l i S opening round. Three other choices among the NEW YORK — Alter seeing a are seeking $1 million a year over top 10 — eornerback Leonard ignored those glamour positions in sive end Pete Kocli ol Maryland Besides his wife he leaves three sons, Donald L (Gail) Tapper in Florida. Mrs. Joseph ,(Judy) Bank's had talks with Michigan Banks ol South Wuulsor, .Alden Banks ol Honey Brook, large chunk of the available talent four years. of Ihp USFL but considers those Coleman ol Vanderbill, delensive the early going. 16th and otlensive tackle Briai Buchow ieeki ol Moosup, Terry Hicking of EnttPhtr go to the U.S. Football League, the Jackson signed a 4-year deal Ol the 28 first-round selections, Blades ol North Carolina 28th. Pa . and (.'yrd G. Banks of Rockville: two brothers, Mrs, Richard (Kimberly) Irish ol Newington, and negotialions over. New Jersey of tackle Rick-Bryan ol Oklahoma Thomas Banks and ('lenient Banks, both in New 28 NFL teams want to make sure worth over $2 million, declining to Ihe lISFLowns Roberts' rights but and eornerback Russell Carter ol 17 weie on delcnse and nine ol the Cinc innati acquiVed the 16th pick 3'raeie Boudrieau of Enlield: three brothers, Peter Irom New England as part of Ihe Brunswick, two sisters, Mts. Evelyn .Akrigg ol 1269 they sign every blue-chipper they create a bidding war between the have apparently made little eflort Southern Melhodist — said they offensive players were either and Harry Boudrieau. both ol Walpole. N il . and got their hands, on in Tuesday's Eagles and the USF'L's Philadel­ linemen or wide receivers. There deal that enabled the I’alriots lo Bennington. Vt.. and Mrs Jennie Ried of .New Leonard Boudrieau in Washington: three sisters. Automatic color contrast, automatic to sign him since its January draft. expect no trouble negotiating with Brunswick: nine grandchildren: and several nieces draft. phia Stars. "I'm looking forward lo dealing Ihe teams they were dralted by. were six defensive linemen, six (lick Fryar and the 28th came I rom Mrs. Agnes Magani, Keene, N.H.. Mrs. Doris 1349 fleshtone correction and automatic Before the opening round of the The Giants expect no difficulty is linebackers and five dc'fc'iisive a past (feat with tlie Raiders. and nephews. 3 automatic cycles. with Lf’*-' Giants." Banks said. Coleman was taken eighth by the M Ferguson. Bellows Falls. Vt.. and Mrs. Lillian The luneral will be Friday at 10 a iii at St Mary 's Cool-down care for per­ contrast, electronic tuner. 19” diag. watered down draft was even over, signing either Banks or tackle Bill "This gives me the opportunity to Colls, Bryan ninth by Atlanta and backs chosen. In miter lirst-round picks. Kan- Edwards of Walpole. N.H.: and eight grandchildren. manent press fabrics. il became apparent the NFL would Roberts of Ohio Slate, who they After Jackson's selection, the sa.s City look Pittsburgh delensive Episcopal t'hureh, 41 Park St Bujial will be in The luneral will be Thursday at 11 a.m.- at mess. play with one of the greatest Carter lOlh by Ihe^'w York Jels^ Bucklaiid t'emetery . FriendsmaTTall at the Holmes Super Surgilator®, en­ Choice$259 of heet or air drying. Extra- sign a vast majority of its first- next 12 picks were delensive tackle Bill Maas lifth and tackle Leete-Stevens Entield Chapels, 61 South Road, ergy saving water temp large lint Bcreen. Larga 5.Bcu. ft. dry­ h'lineral Home. 400 Main St .^mirsday from 7 to9 p.m ing drum. Puah-fo-Mart button. Au­ round picks. players. No quarlerbaeks were John All ol lowa21st (part of a deal Enfield. Burial will be in Hazardville Cemetery. selector. tomatic door ahut-off. Memorial donations may he made to the American It helped that the top two chosen on the first round (or the with the Rams lor thrc'c-lime Calling hours are today Irom 7 to 9 p.m.. at the funeral selections — Irving Fryar and first time since 1974 and only one idl-pro eornerback Gtiry Green). Cancer Society. 237 E. t enter St., and the Book ol home. A Kememhrance, St Mary's Episcopal t'hureh Dean Steinkuhler — signed before running back was taken lor Ihe S;in Diego took defensive hack Memorial donations may be made to the Lung Tuesday. Fryar. a wide receiver first time since Ihe NF'L-AF'L Mos.sy Cade ol Texas sixth. Green Association of Hartlord County, 45 Ash St.. East A from Nebraksa, reached a 4-year merger in 1967. Bay cirafteiil B'londa Slate delen­ Mario C. Fava Hart lord, or the Hartlord County Respiratory Disease $2.65 million deal with New Eng­ "There's an old theory — you've sive end Alphonso Ciirreker 12th. BOl.l'ON — Mario C Fava, 70, of 19 t arter St . died As.sociation, Taleott Notch Road. Farmington. VJT 275 land as the No. 1 pick and got to be able to stop them, " Jets Minnesota grabbed Washington Tuesday at a Manchester convalescent home. He w as f f Steinkuhler, a former Cornhusker coach Joe Walton said afler Stale delensive end Keith Millard the husband ol Mary (Kossetto) Fava. They would guard, reached a similar de^Lwith spending two first- round iiieks on 13. Miami look Oklahoma iiiie- have celebrated their ."lOth wedding anniversary on Houston. defense. "Defense has bc'en a hacker Jackie Shipp 14 (Irom June 18 / 10-Dey, 1-Event 7 S £ _ Carl Banks indicated he would priority many times and this year Bulfalo), the Jets grabbed Arkan­ He was born in Hamden oi/june 12, 1913. and had $ 4 4 9 ^Electronic Timer , have no trouble reaching agree­ is no excejition ’ , sas delensive end Ron B'aurot 15th been a resideiil ol Bolton most ol his lile Before In .Menioriuni a a 2 5 " ment with the New York Giants Greg Bell of Notre Dame wasthe in a pick acquired from New ' MONITOR retiring. 11 years ago. he had been employed as an In loving memory of Ru.ssell Gustafson Sr.. Hus- • Front-loading convenlanco .... R C i l after they made the linebacker first running back to go. taken liy Orleans lor quarterback Richard Y instructor at Howell Cheney Technical School lor 27 bapd. Dad and Grandfather, who was called to rest • Hlgti-apeod Picture Search • Up to 14-diy. 4-ovent 2 5 "* COIOR IV WITH from Michigan State the No. 3 pick Buffalo w ith the. 26th pick. Cincin­ Todd, St, Louis tabbed wide years May 2nd, 1976. $798 • Stop Action oloctronic programmer SICNAIOCK ElICTRONIC and No. 4 selection Kenny Jackson nati madd' Maryland's Boomer receiver Clyde Dunctin of Tennes- He wa.y a member ol Manchester Lodge of Masons Mail In ■ • Mulll-lunctlon remote control • DIroct-drIvo haadwhool TUNING signed with the Philadelphia Ea­ Btsiason the first quarlerbaek .see 17th lo snap the siring of 12 73. Scottish RKe Bodies. Sphinx Temple ol Harllord. Deep in our hearts, your memory is kept Rebate ■ J U U gles immediately afteif^' they chosen w ith the 38lh overall pic k. straight defenders. C-level;ind .se­ the Omar Shrine Club of Manchester, and the W'e love'you too dearly, to ever forget. •FREE Lifetime Video Movie drafted the wide receiver from Esiason, who watched two Ter­ lected UCLA eornerback Don Connectic ut State Education Association. Sweet memories ol you. we will treasure forever. $698 Membership — a $69^^ value Penn State. rapins teammates go in the first Rngers and the Colts took Maty- Besides his wile he leaves two daughters. Judy Longing for you. forgetting you never. Super Buy! Even Wilber Marshall, rumored round, shared Ihe Irustralion tell land guard Ron Soil 19lh in a pic k Fava ol Ccilehester and Lenora Bron of New York $477 to be signed already by Tampa Bay by many offensive players around from Denver as part of the John Cily; (wo sisters, Mrs. Roy (.Alpa) Volkert and Mrs. W ife, sons, daughter-in-laws, and grandchildren Litton of the USFL, indicated he was the nation. Elway trade. Edwin lEmma) Songailo. both ol Manchester: and anxious to sign with the Chicago Six quarteibaeks were seicctc'd Completing the lirsl round, live grandehildren Microwave Oven Fisher PH405K Bears after they drafted him 11th. in the opening round last year. Detroit grubbed light end David A Masonic luneral and memorial service will be Chicago's choice was a gamble, "1 don't want to act like a spoiled Lewis of Calilorniu 20lh, Seattle Thursday at 7:311 p.m at the Watkins Funeral Home, "Hi-Fi to Go'f since several teams looking for brat and say just because 1 wasn't look Southern Illinois delensive 142 E ( enter St Burial will be at the convenience ol linebackers passed on the All- drafted in the lirst round I'm going back Terry Taylor 22nd, Pitt.s- the lamily Friends may call at the funeral home ACUPUNCTURE MEDICINE America from Florida bepause of to go lo the USFL, " he said. "I just burgh .selected Southern Missis­ Thursday Irom 2 to 4 p.m. PAIN CLINIC the USFL rumors and a mistrust of UPl photo look at this as kind ol a slap in the sippi wide receiver Louis Lipps Memorial donations may be^made to Alzheimer's his agent Richard Bennett. lace to me. 23rd and San F’raneiseo look Disea.se and Relali-d Disorders T^^sociation Inc.. 36(1 for chronic pain & illness "I wanted to play in the NFL all Nebraska's Irving Fryar rejoices after already has signed a Patriots’ contract. "1 should be angry, but actually linebacker Todd ghell of Brigham N. Michigan A\e . Chicago, 111.. 6(1601 SONY CERTIFIED Art.D. ACUPUNCTURIST along," said Marshall, who flew to officially being selected by the New At*right is Wiiliam Suilivan, the owner of I’m a little bit embarrassed." Young 24th NELSON CHANG, M.D. 19"* Chicago with Bennett to imme­ Cincinnati passed Esiason three The 12-round dralt look 18 hours Englancj Patriots as the top pick in the the team. Josephine C. Marian! ' (former Neurosurgeon) — diately start negotiations with the limes in the first round before and 42 minutes loc omplele, ending Psychiatry • Neurology FI 88 Deluxe Bears, "Chicago is a great team Najiorral Football League draft. Fryar finding him still available in the this morning at 2:44 a m. FtDT. Josephine (t'ollardi Mariani. 80. ol 35 Palm St .died ee Cooking School today at a local convalescent home. Consultation on First Visit Cojor She was born in Fall River, Mass., and had lived in Maneheslei lor the past 12 years. GREATER HTFD. PAIN CLINIC 599« r N O * $ 9 9 9 5 0 W .T NL roundup She leaves a sister, Mrs. Joseph Karvelis of 701 Cottage Grove Rd., Bldg. “C" $159 Manchester: and several nieces and nephews. Bloomfield, Ct. value The John F Tierney f uneral Home has charge of ^396 Everything still going right arrangements, which are incomplete. Sims. 658-1862 BImfId. 243-3903 Fbhw VHS Vidn Coartt. RKOrdw FVN 61S with Gooden making Met fans IS FISHER 8 runctlon Rniidt* Control \ RED SOX NOTICE n as Tigers bomb Red Sox Probate Court is open forget loss of Seaver for conferences with the MICIOWAVE OVEN By Richard L. Spook • In the second, Brookens "rveneverseen it in my lile, " BUS TRIPS singled with one out and stole Detroit manager Sparky Ander­ SAT MAY 5 CHICAGO judge from 6:30 P M. to UPl Sports Writer 8 P.M. on Thursday By Fred AAcMane hits over seven innings and struck seventh, picked up the victory second. When Rod Allen son said. "1 was just silting UPl Sports Writer grounded to short, Brookens there when Evans said he 2 SAT MAY 26 K.C nights. Appointments out 10 for the second straight while Al Holland earned his fifth DETROIT - The Detroit suggested. Night SAVE game. save. Tigers aren't going to return to broke for third and made it, (Boston second baseman Jerry BEST LOWER BOX telephone number: 647- $299 Tom Who? His 10 strikeouts made him the Cardinals 10, Pirates 5 reality until the unreal stop breaking Glenn Hoffman’s con­ Remy) was off the playing field. n o o It wasn’t too long ago that New At Pittsburgh. Tommy Herr had happening to them. centration and allowing Allen to Thai's a balk." SEATS IN FENWAY 3227. 1.5 cubic foot, touch control, oven *499 first Met pitcher since Seaver in •Cable Ready with probe and clock A special York Mets' fans were seething 1975 to strike out 10 or more in two four hits and three RBI and George Like putting Rusty Kuntz, a reach first on an error. ■ So Anderson promptly PARK. CALL: W/illiam E. FitzGerald Mini-Storoo Cosiotta •8-functien remote hidpe of Pnih.Tle Durchpse lor this sale, _ because the club left its star straight starts. Hendri^Had three hits and three lifetime .216 hitter, at leadoff Allen stole second and Marty pointed it out to home plate JAYCEES 289-8112 ployor control pitcher, Tom Seaver, unprotected "Coming into spring training," RByn-fielping the Cardinals hand and having him gel three hits in Castillo struck out before Kuntz umpire Ken Kaiser, who got *FREE Microwave cooking .mnomiiK•Automatic playback in the compensation clraft pool and said Gooden, “I didn't think I was thcTirates their fourth straight a game for thCifirst time in his drilled a grounder down the help from second base umpire watched helplessly as he picked off going lo progress this well.” loss. major-league career to drive in third base line that hopped right Larry Barnett before motioning $ 6 9 0 0 classes — a $100 value Day Propammabli^ by the Chicago White Sox. The Mets, however, are being Reds 2, Astros 1 three runs. ■ over Wade Boggs' glove, driv­ Castillo lo third. NOW OPEN THURS. TIL 8:00 P.M. Yet, ironically, Seaver's ab­ very careful with Gooden. They At Cincinnati, Dave Parker's Like having Darrell Evans, ing in two runs and giving "I don't claim to know all the Dr. Robert T. Yarosh sence has helped the Mets by put a 120-pitch limit on him one-out bases-Ioaded single, his who was acquired lo hit home Detroit a 2-1 lead. rules," Evans said. "But I know enabling a new crowd-pleasing Tuesday night and were quick to third hit of the game, drove in the /runs, spot a second baseman's Alan Trammell extended his most of them.” / Optometry HUNDREDS OF OTHER IN STORE SPECIALSI hero, Dwight Gooden, to blossom. remove him after he reached that winning run in the bottom of the balk that's rarOly, if ^ e r, been hitting streak to 18 games when Evans said he knew Remy Gooden, a 19-year-old right­ number. .ninth to give the Reds their fifth called in the majors.)^ he grounded a single up the was supposed lo be on the Announces that he has assumed the prac­ hander who reminds many of a Gooden was aided by a seven-run straight victory. Like using reserve infielder middle and he and Kuntz scored playing field, not backing up tice of Dr. Eugene M. Davis and that all re­ young Bob Gibson, may not have sixth-inning uprising, the most Padres 3, Braves 2 Tom Brookens to gave All-Star when rookie Barbaro Garbey, first base'in ease of a bad pickoff cords will continue.to be available in this of­ nO ^ gotten the opportunity to advance runs scored in an inning in the NL At Atlanta, Kevin McRfynolds’ ' seeontj baseman Lou Whitaker hitting .463, singled to right. throw. The rules (4.03) provide fice at— so rapidly had the veteran Seaver this season. Rusty Staub's RBI double highlighted a three-run a rest and having^im convert . "We gave them four outs in only the catcher may be in foul still been the kingpin of the Mets' pinch single and Keith Hernan­ outburst in the fourth inning and two double play^nd ignite a that one inning, " Houk said. territory. 164 E. Center St. staff. dez’s two-nin homer highlighted Rich Gossage notched his eighth four-run sei»ifd inning that “That inning changed the whole Kuntz then doubled in Castillo Manchester, CT While Seaver is still searching the inning. save in leading the Padres. Eric broke ojjeifthe game. ball game right there." and scored on an RBI double by for his first victory with his new Show, 4-1, worked the first 6 2-3 fderstand things like that Detroit’s Marly Castillo Garbey, who batted in his fourth Dr. Yarosh specializes in comprehensive v V ,<0 - SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER club, Qpoden is rapidly growing innings, giving up only four hits hzK^e been happening lo them all drilled a double down the third run with an eighth-inning single into one of the top pitchers in the Phillies 7, Expos 4 base line to open the fourth after Trammell doubled. eye examinations, contact lenses and low APPLIANCFS • VIDFO • AUDIO • TfLEVISION and one run for the victory. season." Red Sox manager vision services. National League. At Philadelphia, Sixto Lezeano Dodgers 3, Giants 2 Ralph Houk said alter the inning but was called out when Chet Lemon hit his fifth Office hours by appointment 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester \Long Term'^ Gooden was instrumental Tues­ drove in five runs with two homers At San Francisco, Steve Sax’s Tigers bombed Boston 11-2 the umpires ruled he hadn't homer of the year in the seventh OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Keeney Sf. Exit Off 1-84 Bank Financing day night in leading the Mets to an and a double, helping the Phillies two-run triple with two outs in the Tuesday night to improve their touched first. That’s when and added a three-run blast in 649-2020 222 McKEE STREET MANCHESTER MON. THURS. TIL 9, FRI Til b ir/iv u u u 7 8-1 triumph. Showing a 93 mile-per- snap a three-game losing streak. Uth inning handed the Giants their record lo 19-2. "They'll get Evans noticed something wrong the eighth for Detroit's other TUES , )«EO . SAT TIL 5 d / Available hour fastball and a sharp-breaking Kevin Gross, 1-0, who relieved ninth straight loss. Orel Hershiser, what's coming to them." with Boston's appeal play. runs. ______643-0359______^ ^ 4 7 - 9 9 9 8 curve, Gooden allowed only four starter Marty Bystrotpo t^ ir in the 2-0, got the victory in relief. 10 - MANCHKSTEH H K R AU ), Wednesday, May 2, 1984 * 7 ^ M ANCHESTER H ERALD. Wcdiic.Mlay. May 2. 1984 II Scholastic roundup ^ Scoreboard

San Diego— 1, Mos\v Code, db, Texos. Eagles avenge only defeat, beat Maloney Mariners 11.TwinsS Phillies 7. Expos 4 2, Mike Guendling, Ib^^orthwestern; 5, Lionel James, rb. Auburn 6, Keith Softball Guthrie, dt. Texas A&M 7, Jesse Baseball MINNESOTA SEATTLE MONTREAL PHILADELPHIA Bowling one batter, in dropping his third Bendross. wr, Alabama. 8. (from New MKRIDKN —Alu' K;isl Ciitholic Jeff Riggs hit a sacrifice lly to The Beavers outhit the Terriers, as Manchester fought back with Fermi edges MHS Ob r h bi ab r h bi Ob r h bl ab r h bi York Giants), Raymond Woodord, dt, right for the lir.st run, and Faul Roy but the real difference was the game in five decisions. Cheney two in the fifth. Singles by Kris Brown cl 6 12 1 Pcrcont 2b 4 Rose 1 2 2 If 5 2 2 0 Samuel 2b 4 1 0 0 Texas, (from Son Francisco), Bob baseball learn won its sevenlh Teufel 2b 5 13 1 Bonnell ct 4 112 SchaIzdr p 0 0 0 0 Malszk 1b 4 2 11 •was awarded second on a two-base number of runners stranded. Tech is 2-6 in the COC, 3-6 overall. Craft and Cathy Warwick and a E N F IE L D — Two relay wins Craighead, rb. Northeast Louisiana. 9. straigbt by trouneing Francis Brnnskv rf 5 1 1 0 Dovis 1b 3 0 0 0 Little 2b 3 0 0 0 Schm idt AARP 3b 3 1 1 1 Zack Barnes, dt. Alabama State. 11, Rocky Hill's overall record is 3-7, throwing error put one run across proved crucial as the Ferm i High T o n ig h t's schedule American League standings Hrbek 1b 4 111 GThoms It 3 0 0 1 Raines cl 4 110 Lefebvr rf 3 0 1 0 Maloney High Tuesday, 17-4. throwing error yvhich al.so allowed "We missed many golden oppor- Peorl Burnham 175-473, Bruno Gior­ Buford McGee, rb. Mississippi. 12, San 3-5 in the COC. girls' track team edged Manches­ Postal Express vs. Highland Park Gaetti If 4 111 Brodley cl 10 0 0 Dawson rl 4 1 2 1 Lezeano If 4 2 3 5 avenging an earlier lo.ss to the Marucki to score. tunties to .score," said Cheney the plate before Noone added Market, 6 — Fitzgerald dano 227-562. R ich a rd C o lb e rt 201-512, Diego (from Son Frontisco). Maurice Hatchr dh> 5 0 11 Carter Cowens c rl 5 50 2 1 2 3 2 Haves cf 3 0 10 Harper, wr. Laverne, Sparlans Brian Feshler singled in Roy, coach Bill Baccaro. "We had our another with a double. ter Tuesday, 65-62. Red-Lee vs. E lk s, 6 — Pagan! East Castino 3b 5 1 2 0 SHndrs dh 3 1 2 0 W alloch 3b 5 0 0 0 V irg il c Sam 3 M cAllister 0 228-531. 0 0 Cheney Tech , 001. 001 0 2-9-2 Manchester had seven individ­ Manchester JC's (blue) vs. Cox W L Pet. GB Seattle— 1. Terry Taylor, db. Southern The Kagles lorsook their usual Chris Darby reached on another chances and didn't produce and Manchester's final run came on Detroit Laudner*t 4 2 2 1 Putnam dh 2 Francn 1 I 0 lb 4 0 2 1 Dejesus ss 3 1 10 Illinois. 2. Daryl Turner, wr, Michigan R o ck v H ill 200 005 x 7-7-0 Cable, 6— Robertson 19 2 .905 Jimenez ss 3 0 1 0 Coles 3b 5 12 0 Speier ss 4 0 10 Bvsirom p 1 0 0 0 Blossom error, both moved up on a pa.ssed they made the most of theirs." Noone's RBI single in the seventh, ual first place finishes, including Toronto 14 10 .583 Stote, 3, Fred Young, lb. New Mexico power hitting lor a relentless Goodrich, HHIaolns (6) & Cristalli; D ean M a c h in e vs. D e lm ar Co,, 7-30 6V7 Bush ph 10 10 Kearney c 4 3 3 0 Palmer p 1 0 0 0 GGross ph Janet0 Hoffon 0 178-490, 0 Marty0 Brod- ball, and Kevin Hutt brought them Cheney still hud a chance to get Gonzalez & Pelletier giving her four ribbies for the day. two each by Jean Seise and Becky — Robertson Cleveland 10 10 .500 8V? State, 4, (from Tampa Bov), Rickey singles attack, pounding out 14 B altim o re Wshngt ss 10 10 Owen ss 5 14 3 Breining p 1 0 0 0 KGross pS h0 a w 191-469.0 Mary Banio 0 0 180 194-524. Hogood, dt. South Corolino. 6, John WP-Hlooins; LP-Gonnzalez Castagna, but Fermi earned ,10 Gentle. Touch Car Wash .vs. Flo's n 13 .458 9V2 Totals 43 8 16 6 Totals 39 II 18 10 DeLeon oh 10 0 0 Corcorn ph 1 0 0 0 singles to go along with two in with a single. back into the ballgame in the Craft and Kohut finished with two M ilw aukee Maureen Broncato 450. Kaiser, id, Arizono. 7. Sam Sloter, f, C ake D e co ra tin g , 7:30 — N ike 9 12 .429 10 M innesota 007 010 000— 8 Jam es o 0 0 0 0 Holland p 0 0 0 0 doubles. Maloneys outtielders, As lor the Roy watch, he had one seventh, loading the buses with singles. points from two relay wins while Talaga Assoc, vs. D.W. Fish, 6 — Boston 9 14 .391 11 Weber State, 8, John Puzar, c. Long New Y ork Seattle 030 00S12X— 11 Wohifrd If 10 10 Rec Beach Stote. 9, Adam Schreiber, g, acknowledging East's power, RBI to up his season total to 2.5, six nobody out. However, Terrrier Shcllie Pryzbyan was the win­ Manchester came up sho'rt- Chorter Oak 8 14 .364 IIV7 Gom e-winning RBI — P e rco n te d ). Totals 38 4 11 3 Totals 29 7 8 7 MHS loses again West , Norm Vittner 170 149-451, A rt John 7exas. 10. Randall Morris, rb, Tennessee reliever Mike Higgins, who came ning pitcher as the Warriors upped handed. Seise won the 100 meter Stephenson Pointing vs. Allied Print­ C alifornia _ E—Brown, Perconte, Coles. Montreol 300 000 K»v-4 played deep to tiike away the long shy of the school record. East is ing, 6 — Nike 16 11 .593 DP— Ison 151-384, Ken Osborne 144-372, Jim 11. Seattle, Steve Gemzo, t, UCLA 12, high hurdles and the long jump, O akland 14 P hiladelphia 013 000 30xA:7 Theodis Wtndhom, db, Utah State. ball, but the Eagles proved to be now 8-1 on the year, unbeaten in six on in thesixth inning, fanned Ricky WEST H ARTFORD - The Man their record to 5-2. Shelly Carrier Garden Sales vs. Acadia Restaurant 11 .560 1 Minnesolo 2. LOB— Minnesota 11, Seattle Gome-Winning RBI—Lezeano (1).'" ) Ja ckso n 143-370, Stan Jokicl 138-364, Seottle 13 11 .542 versatile with the singles. y e e games. The Eagles can rest Gonzalez, and Bob Elliott and got Chester High softball dropped its took the loss, which left Manches­ Manchester will be at Wethers­ 11,6 — Keeney Street V/3 11. 2B— S. Henderson, Cowens, Teufel, Adam Pldtosz 145-361, Lonky Waick Minnesota 11 14 .440 4 ow ski 358, Ron Kinney 354, Al Rossetto National Conference Faul Pelletier on a groundnut to third straight Tuesday as hard­ ter with a 3-5 mark going into field next Tuesday for a tri-meet Glenn Construction vs. Farr's, 7-30— Kansas City Perconte. 3B—Owen. HR—Laudner E — Somuei; Schmidt. LOB — "You can't single out (no pun their bats for one day before F itzg e ra ld 9 11 .450 3'/3 (3), M ontreal 148-352, Bob Lessord 138. Atlanta— 1, Rick Bryan,'dt, Oklahomo with Conard and Wethersfield. Chicago 9 intended) any one player." said playing at Simsbury Thursday in a nail down the win. hitting Hall High whipped the today's conte.st with Windham. 13 .409 4V2 Cowens (3). SF— G. Thom as. 11, Phlladelphlo8.2B— Raines. Matuszek, 2. (4rom Philadelphia), Scott Case, lb. Texas 9 15 .375 5V2 coach Jim Fenders. "Everybody non-league game. Higgins' Telief work was crucial Indians, 10-7, The Warriors •M anchester 000-420 1 7-10-5 . IP H R ER BB SO. Lezeano, W ohiford, Carter. HR — Oklahoma; Thomas Benson. . Jp, H a ll 044 200 0 10-11-5 Tracksters win Charter Oak Tuesday's Results M innesota Lezeano O k­ hit the bull well. We wanted to because Gonzalez and Elliott had jumped to an 8-0 lead after three lahoma. 3. Rodney MeSwain, db, WP-Pryzbvan; LP-CarrIer te x a s 4, J oronto 1,2nd game Hodge 5 9 6 4 4 2 2 (2). SB— Haves 2 (8). S— Bystrom , make amends becau.se they had EAST CATHOLIC 07) — Masse p done some heavy hitting pre­ frames and withstood the late- The Manchester High boys track Main Pub-MMH overcame a seven- Fllson 1-312210 Virgil, Little. SF—Schmidt. Clemson. 4, Rydeil Maloncon, lb, LSU. 5, error performance to defeat Connecti­ Baltimore 3, Cleveland 0 Football (from Denver through San Francisco), beaten us helore (on April 9) We 6-2-3-0, M aru cK i c l 5-2-20, R ise s ss viously. Gonzalez doubled in Bnice inning threats from Manchester. Detroit 11, Boston 2 W allers (L 0-2) 1 4 1110 IP H R ER BB SO team whipped Rockville, 99-45, at cut Bank 8. Trust, 18-10. Kevin Walsh M ontreal Cliff Benson, te, Purdue. 6, Ben Bennett, 3- 3-2-2, Rov 3b 5-3-I-I, Feshler r l 5-2Carpenter, 4-2, who had al.so doubled, Bolton no-hIt Chicago 7, New York 5 Whilehouse 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 had a good leeling going down D o rbv 2b 3-3.I-3. H u ll lb 3-I-I-2, B v a m c Hall scored four times in the the Pete Wigren track Tuesday. and Larrv Wvse each had three hits for R. D avis 1 4 2 2 0 0 P alm e r 2 2-3 4 4 4 2 1 qb, Duke, (from San Francisco), Dan in the third inning, and Elliott second as it bunched foursingles, a Main Pub. The players who had two Kansas City 3, Milwaukee 0 Ralph, dt, Oregon. 7, K irk Dodge, lb, there because this was where we 4- 0-1-3, B eam er c I-0-0-0. VIbberts If BOLTON — Unbeaten Coventry Vin Liscomb was a double 'C o llforn ia 4, O akland 1 Seattle Breining 2 1-3 1 0 0 1 3 NFL draft 4-t-t-2, G arb eck p 0-0-0 0. T o ta ls 39-17- slammed a home run into center hits were Leo Williamson, Wovne Young 2 8 7 3 1 2 James (L 0 2) 2 3 '3 3 4 2 Nevoda-Las Vegas. 8, Jeff Jackson, lb won the stale championship la.st double annd two MHS throwing extended its win streak to eight winner foor the Indians in the 800 Wlglnowski, Dave Lauzon, Mike Da­ Seattle 11, Minnesota 8 Auburn. 9. Glen Howe, t. Southern 16-15. R. Thom as 4 5 1 1 0 4 Schalzeder 1 0 0 0 0 0 Team-by-team selectioiio n ^ year ' MALONEY (4) — Sundbers 1b field in the sixth, errors into runs. It repeated the games as -dim Beaulieu no-hit and 1500, Manchester had ten first mico and Chuck Formica. Tom Tomas- Wednesday's Games Beard (W 2-0) 3 3 0 0,2 1 Philadelphia Mississippi. 10. Derrick Fronklin, db. sefti had lour hits for CBT, and Bruce (Alt Times EOT) At New York Fresnee Stote. 11, Tommy Norman, wr, The beneficiary ol this potent 4-1-2-0. K rv sio c k ss 3-1-1-0, B ero Ph Elliott's round-tripper knotted feat in the third, this time using Young pitched lo 7 bolters In 3rd. Bystrom 6 7-3 3 1 4 M a y 1, 1984 Bolton High Tuesday, 12-0, in a place finishers to Rockville's Canty had three. Bob LeBreux had two Cleveland (Sutcliffe 3-1) ol Balti­ Jackson Stote. 12, Don Holmes, wr, 1-0-0-0, Lotas If 3-1-2-0, H ernondez ph-p 'the score at 2-2 in the sixth, but three hits, a walk and a throwing m ore T— 3:20. A — 5,785. KGross (W 1-0) 1110 10 hitting attack was Bill Masse, Charter Oak Conference game that eight, but swept the 3000 meter run, hits. Including a home run. John Holland (S 5) 2 3 0 0 11 Colorodo-Mesa. 1-0 0-0, Soshow ski p lt3-0-1-2, R R eed p h error. (M cG reg or 3-3), 2:05 p.m. American Conference cr.stwhile center lielder and first- 1-0-0-0, Kuhn 3b 3-0-0-0, Blestek rf Dave Cristalli had a bases loaded was called after five innings. won both relays and captured 12 Colgan, Mike Fitzpotrick and John T— 2:50. A — 20,118. Chicogo— 1, W ilber M arsh all, lb. F io ri FItton also hod two hits. Texas (Hough 1-3) at Toronto (Gott 0- Buffalo—1, (from Miami). Greg da. 2, Ron Rivera, lb, Californio. 3, time starter, who pitched six 3-1-0-0, G roham 2b 3-0-1-1. K o slen ski ct . double in the Rocky Hill hall to Manchester cut the lead in half in The Patriots used eight hits and second place finishes to widen the 2), 7:30 p.m. RoyaisS.BrewersO K Bell, 3-0-1-0, M c G iv n e v c 3-0-00. Totals Stefan Humphries, g. Michigan. 4, Tom innings to fjet the win. With the pace the hite inning uprising. the fourth inning. Jen Kohut and eight Bulldog errors to siore all score. Boston (Brown 0-2) dt Detroit (Beren- Dodgers 3. Giants 2 rb, Notre Dame. 2. Eric Richardson, wr. Andrews, g, Louisville. 7, Nikita 31-4 8-7. Darryl Sibrinsz both singled and West Side guer 1-0), 7:35 p.m. Son Jose State. 3. (from' Cleveland), Robertson, rb. Central Arkansas. 6, Brad game in band. Fenders brought in East C a th o lic 005 530 4 17-16-2 Cristalli finished with two hits as their runs by the third inning. Eric KANSAS CITY MILWAUKEE Rodney Bellinger, db, Miomi (Fla.); New York (Rllo 0-2) at Chicago (Hoyt Ob r h bi ab r h bi Anderson, wr, Arizona. 9, (from junior reliever Mitkey Gtirbeck, M a lo n e v 000 130 0 4-8-7 did teammate Don Capoldo. who scored on Kris Noone's triple to left Lorenzini wassthe hard luck loser EC loses twice Allan Lehrenpickeduplheviclorvas 2 2), 8:30 p.m. LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO (from Pittsburgh through Miami), Sean WP-Masse, LP-Soshowski M otley If 4 1 1 0 M o lito r 3b 4 0 0 0 Cleveland), Mark Casale, qb, Montcloir who earned another pitching shot contributed a two-run single. center. Leanne Spears doubled Ward Manufacturing defeated The Kansas City (Jackson 0-2) at Mil­ ab r h bl ab r h bi McNanie, de, San Diego State; (from State. 10, Kurt Vestman, te. Idoho; (from lor Bolton, which lost its ninth The East Catholic boys' track Blue Ox, 13-7. Ken Luce had a double Sherldn cf 4 0 2 1 M o ore rf 3 0 0 0 Miomi), Robert Neal. rb. Miami (Fla.). when he slinck out the side in the Gonzalez, the starting and losing home Noone, took third on a passed waukee (Sutton 2-2), 8:30 p.m. Orta rf 4 0 0 0 Yount ss 4 0 Sax 10 2b 5 0 1 2 T rillo 2b 5 0 10 Cleveland), John G oyic, db, Ohio Stote. game without a loss. team lost a tri-meet with South and o single for Word. Dave Jackson Oakland (McCatly 3-1) at Calitornia Russell ss 5 0 1 0 O liver lb 5 0 0 0 4, Mitchell Brookins, wr, Illinois. 5, John seventh ball, and scored on Lisa Pierce's had two singles for The Blue Ox. Davis If 0 0 0 0 Brohrd dh 2 0 0 0 11, from Cleveland), M a rk Butkus, dt. pitcher, finished the day with two It was only the second varsity (Rom anick 3-1), 10:30 p.m. Moldond cf 4 0 0 0 Clark rt 5 0 2 0 Kidd, p. Northwestern. 6, Tony Slaton, c, Illinois. 12, (from Clevelond), Donoid Cheney loses bolic (86-58) and St. Bernard McRae dh 3 10 0 Howell ph 10 10 Southern Cal. 7, Ston EJavid, db, Texas The Etigics wailed until the third doubles. Chris Fires was the only RBI grounder. start for the senior lefthander,who Minnesota (Williams 1-3) at Seattle W hite 2b 4 1 3 0 SImmns lb 4 0 0 0 Hershisr p 1 0 0 0 Baker If 3 10 0 Jordan, rb. Houston. <'84-M4>£ast won only five of the 18 (Stoddard 0-2), 10:35 p.m. Diaz p 0 0 0 0 Leonard cl 4 0 0 0 Tech. 8, Stacy Royfield, db, Texas- Dallas— 1, Billy Cannon, Jr., lb, Texas inning belore exploding lor live ROCKY HILL - The Rocky H ill. other Cheney player with two hits, However, the Warriors re­ struck out nine and walked one. Dusty Balboni lb 4 0 2 0 (Jglivie If 3 0 0 0 Arllngton. 9, Leroy Howell, db, Appala­ ' events, including two in the 100 and Thursday's Games Slaught c 4 0 0 1 Sundbrg c 3 0 M arsh 1 0 all If 3 0 0 1 Yongbld 3b 4 1 2 0 A&M. 2, (from Minnesota through 2 runs Massi‘ reached on an inlield Terriers exploded lor live runs in a single and a double. Baccaro sponded in their half of the inning Glen Peiilgrinelll blasted two home Boston at Detroit Rivera 3b 2 0 0 0 Brenlv c 2 0 10 chian Stote. 10, Joe Azeiby, lb, Harvord. Houston), Victor Scott, db, Colorado. 3. • 200 meter dashes by Buddy Zach­ P ry o r 3b 4 0 0 0 Gantner 2b 3 0 1 0 11, Buffalo. Craig White, wr, Missouri. error and stole second basis Matt the sixth inning and defeated lamented all those extra base hits with a two-run homer by ccenter C o ve n try 352 00 12-8-0 runs for Memorial Corner Store in a Kansas C ity at M ilw aukee Wshngt ss 3 0 10 Mannng cf 3 0 1 0 Monday oh 0 0 0 0 Thmosn ph 1 0 1 1 Fred Cornwell, te, Southern Col. 4, Steve ary. East is 0-2 in dual competition Minnesota at Seattle, night Landsty 3b 2 0 0 0 LeM astr ss 4 0 2 1 12, Russell Davis, Wr, Morylond. Marucki followed w ith a linesingle Cheney Tech bAseball team, 7-2. that went for naught. Nancy Reichlin to add some B o lto n 000 00 0-0-8 13r7 win over Nutmeg Climate. Ron Totols 34 3 9 2 Totals 30 0 5 0 Dc Ossie, lb, Boston College. 5, (from Beaulieu & Fowler; Lorenzini & Labelle, Horry Kasiner and Rick Brock 1b 4 0 0 0Cincinnati— Davis 1. Ricky ph Hunley. 10 0 0 lb. Arizo­ Tampa Bay), Steve Pelluer. qb, insurance runs. and will be in Middletown next Kansas C ity lOO 100 001— 3 na; (from New England), Pete Koch, de, tolelt, Mu.sse.sloppingat third, and Tuesday in a Charter Oak Confer­ Gonzalez fanned four and Gales, Marks (3) Malloy each had two hits for the M ilw aukee 000 000 000— 0 Yeager c 4 0 I 0 Lerch o 10 0 0 Washington; Norm Gronger, rb, Iowa. 6, Marucki stole second ba.se as well. walked three, in addition to hitting The scores proved to be helpful WP-Beaulleu; LP-LorenzInI Tue.sday fora tri-meel with Xavier winners. Wavne Nuebauer picked up Niedenfr p 0 0 0 0 Williams p 1 0 0 0 Maryland; (from Los Angeles Raiders (from Chii;:aao), Eugene Lockhart, lb. ence game. Gom e-winning RBI — Sheridan (1). through New England), Brian Blados, t. and Northwest Catholic. the victory. Nationai League standings E—Coconower, Molitor. Ogllvie. Whitfild cf 10 0 0 Minton p 10 0 0 Houston; Joe Levelis, g, Iowa. 7, Ed Andersn ss 4 2 2 0 Richrds ph 1 0 0 0 North Carolina. 2, Boomer Esiason, qb, Martin, lb, Indiana State. 8, M ike Reveli, .DP— Maryland, 3, Stanford Jennings, East Kansas City 1, Milwbukee 1. LOB— Hooton 0 1 0 0 0 Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 rb, Bethune Cookman. 9, (from In Scloscia c 2 1 2 0 rb, independent W L Pet. GB Kansas City 5. Mllwoukee 5. 2B— WWte, dianapoijs), John Hunt, g, Florldo; Neil AL roundup Totols 38 3 7 3 Totols 38 2 9 2 Furman. 4. John Farley, rb,- Cal- Mdin Pub topped Buffolo Water New Y ork 13 8 .619 -w Manning. 3B—Sheridan. ' Maune, g, Notre Dome. 10, Brian Los Angeles 001 000 000 02 — 3 Socremento. 5, Barney Bussey, db. South Salonen, te, Montano. 11, Dowe Aught- Sports in Brief Tavei\,6-3. Mprk Pollard had two hits Chicago 12 9 .571 1 IP H R EM B SO Caroline State. 6, Don Kern, te, Arizona Philadelphia 12 9 .571 1 Kansas City f San Francisco 010 000 000 01 — 2 man, dt, Auburn.-.12, Carl Lewis, wr, for the winners. Brian SUlivan had two Gam e-winning RBI — Sax (2). State. 7, Leo Barker, lb, New AAexIco M ontreal 12 11 .522 2 GufO (W 4-0) 8 1-3 4 0 Id 2 2 Houston. for Buffalo. DP— Los Angeles 1. LOB— Los Angeles Stote. 8, Bruce Relmers, t, Iowa State. 9. Road race coming Irish Insurance pounded out 20 hits St. Louis 12 12 .500 2>/2 Q u ise n b e rry 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Bruce Kozerski, c. Holy Cross. 10. Aaron Detroit— 1. David Lewis, te.Colifornla. Pittsburgh M ilw aukee 12, San Francisco 9. 3B—Sax. SB— 2, Pete Mandley, wr. Northern Arizona and scored a 17-6 v ic to ry ove r P u m p e r­ 7 14 .333 6 LeM aster (3). S— H ooto n2. Johnson, lb. North Corolino; (from New BOl.TO.N — The seventh annual 5-mile Bolton nickel Pub. Jim Keefe had three hits West Coconower (L 0-4) 9 9 3 1 1 1 England), Brent Ziegler, rb, Syracuse. 3. (from San Diego through St. Louis), T— 2:27. A— 07,756. IP H R ER BB SO Eric Williams, dt, Washington State, Road Race is scheduled lor this Sunday and will Boddicker wins lor the winners. Andy SantinI, Russ Los Angeles 18 8 .692 — Los Angeles 11, Cincinnati, Steve McKeever, Benevitas, Greg Ritter, Mark Caroto San Diego 16 8 .667 1 rb, Steve Baack, de. Oregon, (from Los begin at 1 p m. Cincinnati 13 .458 6 Hooton 7 6 114 1 Angeles Rams), Ernest Anderson, rb, ond Paul Chiclone each had two. Rich 11 Angels4.A's1 Niedenfuer 2 0 0 0 1 4 Centrol Oklahoma. 12, Steve Roquet, lb. 'The Rollon Lions Club is sponsoring the race. Belekewicz had three hits. Including a Atlanta 9 13 .409 7 Holy Cross. Oklahoma Stote. 4, Dave DAddio, rb. Houston 8 15 . 348 8Vi Hrshsr (W 2-0) 11-3 3 1 1 1 2 Morylond. 6, John Witkowski, qb. Showering laeiliiies will be available lo all homer and o double, for Diaz (SI) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Cleveland— 1, Don Rogers, db, UCLA. Pumpernickel. San Francisca ■ , 7 17 .292 10 OAKLAND CALIFORNIA 2. (from Los Angeles Rams), Chris Columbia. 7, (from Indianapolis). Jim m y parlieipanls. according to the organiaers. The Tuesday's Results ab r h bi ab r h bi San Francisco Carter, lb. New Mexico; Renwick Atkins, Lerch 2 2-311142 Rockins, db, Oklahoma Stote; Bruce with new pitch New York 8, Chicago 1 Hendrsn If 4 0 1 0 Pettis cf 3 2 10 Davis, wr, Baylor. 4. (from New Orleans t, Kansas. 8, D avid Jones, c, Texos. 9, entry lee is $3 50 belore Sunday and $4 on (he day W illiam s 3 1-3 2 0 0 3 3 Northern Philadelphio 7, Montreal 4 Morgan 2b 4 1 0 0 Carew lb 4 0 2 1 through Denyer), Rickey Bolden, te, Rich Hollins, wr, West Virginia. 10. ol Ihc race No entries w ill be accepted after 12: 30 St. Louis 10, Pittsburgh Ss Lopes rf 4 0 10 Lynn rf 3 110 Minion 3 1 0 0 0 2 ■ (from Indianapolis), William Frizzell,db. Bob Onthank hod three hits for Bob& Lave lle (L 1-1) 3 3 2 2 1 4 SMU; Brian Brennan, wr, Boston p.m. the day ol the race, the organizers caution. Cincinnati 2, Houston 1 Kingmn dh 4 0 0 0 DeCincs 3b2 0 1 1 College; 5, Dave Plekorn, t. North North Carolina Central; JamesThaxton. By Tonv Favia lielder's choice, he moved to second on M arie's Restaurant in a 12-10 win over Son Diego 3, Atlanta 2 Lansfrd 3b 4 0 0 1 RJcksn dh 4 0 0 0 T— 3:38. A — 17,576. db, Louisiano Institute of Technology, ll, There will be threeor lour waterstops along the the MCC Vets. Al Forcler, Nick Peters Dakota Stote. 6, Terry Nuewnt. qb. UPl Sports Writer Ken Singleton's grounder and Gross Los Angeles 3, Son Francisco 2 Almon lb 3 0 0 0 Downing If 3 0 1 0 . Colorado State. 7, Jim Dumont, lb, Mlke^Saxson, p, San Diego State. 12. course, according to one race official. The and Wayne Maycheck each had two Wednesday's Games M urphy cf 2 0 0 0 G rich 2b 3 1 1 2 Glenn Streno, c, Tennessee was intentionally walked. Floyd Ray­ hits for the winners. Joe Murphy and Rutgers. 9, (from Philadelphia), Ron olficial. Robert Fish, said he hopes lo be able to (All Times EDT) Essian c 3 0 0 0 Norron c 4 0 0 0 Jones, wr. Texos A&M. 10, (from Los Green B ov— 1. Alphonso C arreker, dt, Mike Boddicker was beginning to ford then hit a short pop between Ralph Braithwaite each had three hits Los Angeles (Honeycutt 4-0) at San Heoth c 0 0 0 0 Schofild ss 3 0 Reds 1 2. Astros 0 1 Flo rid a State. 3, Donnie Hum phrey, dt. provide liiiishing times to participants by the end for the MCC Vets. Bob Durand, Steve Angeles). Earnest Byner, rb. East wonder why he had been so easily second baseman Tony Bernazard gtnd Francisca (M, Davis0-3), 3:05p.m. Hill ss 2 0 0 0 Carolina. Auburn. 4, John Dorsey, lb. Connecticut. ol the day's events. Demur, Jim Sliver and Harry Decker San Diego (Thurmond 1-2) at Atlonto Brrghs ph 0 0 0 0 5, Tom Flynn, db. Pittsburgh. 6, Randy .solved by A L hitters, so he gave them right fielder George Vukovich, Berna­ each hod two. HOUSTON CINCINNATI Denver—2, Andre Townsend, de, The route covers a figure-eight path, starting (D avley 0-3 or Perez 0-0), 5:40 p.m, Ph illip s ss 0 0 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi M issis­ Wright, qb, Wisconsin. 7. Darryl Jones, another puzzle piece to think about. Totals 30 1 2 1 Totals 29 4 8 4 db, Georgia. 10, Gary Hoffmon, t. Santa and linishing at Bolton High School on Loomis zard called for the ball but lost it in the Chicago (Rainey 1-3) at New York Boss rf 5 0 0 0 Milner cf 2 0 0 0 sippi, 3. Tony Lilly, db, Florida. 4, (from The .surpri.se addition was a knuckle- lights and it fell behind him for a (Leary 1-1), 7:35 p.m. O akland ooo 000 100— i Revnids ss 4 0 1 0 Oesfer 2b 3 10 0 San Diego through Tampa Boy). Randy Clara. 11, Mark Cannon, c, Texas Road Runners will proceed Irom the high school Rec C alifo rnia QpO i l l lOx— 4 Arlington. 12, Mark Evans, lb. Bowling ball. which the Orioles right-hander two-run double. Montreal (Rogers 1-1) at Philadelphia Cruz If 3 0 2 0 Esoskv ph 0 0 0 0 Robbins, db, Arizona. 6, Aaron Smith, lb, along Loomis Road to Hebron Road, turn right on Rich Clapp and Bob Tests each had (Denny 2-1), 7:35 p.m. Gam e-winning RBI — G rich (1). Mmphrv cf 4 0 1 0 Walker If 3 0 0 0 Utah State. 7. Clarence Kay, te, Georgia. Green. 12, (from San Diego), Lenny had been experimenting with while E—Essian, Carew. DP—Oakland Taylor, wr, Tennessee. Hebron Road, right onto Bolton Center Road, and Blue Jays 10-1, Rangers 4-4 three hits as the Army & Navy Club St. Louis (La P o in t 2-3) at Pittsburgh Knight lb 4 0 0 0 Cedeno ph 0 0 0 0 8, (from Green Bay), Winford Hood, t, posting a sluggish 0-3 start. Sprinkling nipped the B .A . C lub, 9-8. D ayton (Rhoden 2-2), 7:35 p.m. 1. Garner 3b 4 110 Parker rf 5 0 3 1 Georgia; Scott Garnett, dt, Washington. Los Angeles Rams—5. (from Detroit), ighi otUo'Brandy Street. The course then turns At Toronto, Marv Foley's two-out LOB—Oakland 4, California 7. HR—Grich Hal Stephens, do, East Carolina. 7, 1 seven knuckicrs in with his other Stimsolo, Bruce Fray and Mike Flana­ Houston (NIekro 2-4) at Cincinnati Doran 2b 3 0 2 0 Driessn lb 2 0 1 1 9, Chris Brewer, rb. Pittsburgh. 10. Bob riglu onto Loomis Road, lelt onto Hebron Road, bases-loaded walk keyed a four-run gan each had two hits for the winners. (P rice 2-1), 7:35 p.m. (4). SB— Pettis (9). SF— DeCinces. Bailev c 4 0 11 Hume p 0 0 0 0 MIcho, te, Texas. 11, Denver, Gene Lang, George Radachowsky. db, Boston Col ofl-speed stuff proved more than IP H R ER BB SO lege. left onto School Road, lelt onto Brandy Street and ninth-inning rally that helped Texas Barry Nixon had three hits for B.A. Thursday's Games Ryan p 2 0 0 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 rb, Louisiana Stote. 12. Murray Jarmln, enough to throw off the Cleveland Club. Dennis Joy, Jim Deere and Jim Houston at Cincinnati O akland W alling ph 1 0 0 0 Cnepen 3b 4 0 0 0 wr, Clemson. 8, Ed Brady, lb, Illinois. 9, George lelt onto Loomis Road again, linishing at the high . snap a seven-game losing streak in the San Diego at A tlanta, night W arren (L 3-3) 6 8 4 4 2 7 Reynolds, p, Penn State. 10, Joe Dooley, Indians with a 3-0 victory in Baltimore' Murray each had two. Madden p 0 0 0 0 Gulden c 3 0 0 0 Houston— 1, Dean - Steinkuhler, g. SI hool. nightcap. Jn the opener, Willie Upshaw Conroy 0 0 0 0 1 0 Puhl ph 0 0 0 0 Folev ss 4 0 2 0 Nebraska. 2, Doug Smith, de. Auburn; c, Ohio State. 13, (from Chicago), i Tuesday night. drove in two runs and the Jays Sorensen 2 0 0 0 0 0 Cabell ph 1 0 0 0 Russell p 3 0 0 0 (from Dallas), Bo Eason, db, Collfornia- Micha'el Harper, rb. Southern California, 1'raffic w ill not be permitted on those portions "It worked," said Boddicker, who Women's Rec White Sox7.Yankees5 C w fo rn ia Dawley p 0 0 0 0 Perez lb 0 0 0 0 Davis. 3, Johnny Meads, lb, Nicholls Dwayne Love, rb,D, HHouston. ouston. 12, (from ol tow n roads along the race route during the race capitalized on six errors lo score seven Jo h n M W 2-2) 8 2 1 0 2 4 Houston), Rod Fisher, dh\db\ (Oklahomo A DiPino p 0 0 0 0 Lawless pr 0 1 0 0 State. 4, Mark Studaway, de, Tennessee, was a post-season hero for the Orioles unearned runs. Sue Ladyga had a home run and S a n ch e K (S 3) 1 0 0 0 0 0 Stote; 12. Mo Bios,s, lb, IllinoiV itsell. the organizers say. Etaine Gonzalez stroked three hits as Totals 35 1 8 1 Totals 29 2 6 2 (from Minnesota). Patrick Allen, db. last fall. "It gave them something else Royals 3, Brewers 0 NEW YORK CHICAGO W arreni pitched to 2 batters in 7th; One out when winning run scored Utah State. 5, Robert Lyles, lb, TCU. 6, Minnesota— 1, Keith MilIqHJ,Milliytt,de. Wash Awards will be -^kcesented in men's and Renn’s Tavern defeated First Stop ab r h bi ab r h bi Conroy pifthed to 1 better in 7th. ington State. 3, Alfred /$(nderson,/$(nd( rb. to look at. I was 0-3 and I was beating At Milwaukee, Pat Sheridan rapped Lounge, 13-4. Liz Shea, Cindy Deshaw, Houston 000 000 001— 1 John Grlmsley, lb. Kentucky; (from Los women's divisions and by age group. Three or Rndiph 2b 5 1 2 0 Fletchr 2b 1 1 0 0 pitch. _ Cincinnati 001 000 001— 2 Angeles Rams), Eric Mullins, wr, Baylor.aylor. 5, (from Los Angeles Raiders). myself, they weren't beating me. If I'm Robin Sterkel and Patti Fiori each hod AllenMen Rice,r rb, -Baylor. 6, Dwight Collins, more runners may enter as a team. The times of a triple and an RBI single and Larry Mttngly lb 5 0 1 1 Fisk c 4 0 HBP—by 13 Warren (Owning, Grich). T— Gam e-winning RBI — P a rke r (2). Stonford. 7, W illie Joyner, rb, Maryland. tw o h its for the winners. G alt W h ltean d Kem p If 4 0 0 0 P o cio rk lb 5 0 2:20. 1 0 A — 27,009. i, Pittsburgh. 7, Jo h n \H o ln e s, dt, going to get beat, I want them to hit \ Gura combined with Dan Qui.senberry M illie Valentine had-two hits for First E—Doran. LOB— Houston9,Cincinnati 8, Kevin Baugh, wr, Penn State. 9, Jeff the laslesl three team-members will determine B a ylo r dh 5 1 1 0 Sauires 1b 0 0 0 0 13. 2B— Doran, Garner. Folev. 3B— Donaldson, db, Colorodo; (from New Texos; (from Los Angela Raiders). me." a five-hitter, helping Kansas City Stop. Lloyd Lewis, g, Texas A&l. 8, Paul each team's rank. The fastest team will also w in Winfield cf 4 1 2 1 Luzlnsk dh 5 0 Blue 1 0 Jays 10. R an g ^ 4 Foley. York Glants).*Mike Johnson.de, Illinois; It was by far Boddicker's strongest Piniella rf 3 0 2 0 Kittle If 5 110 Sverchek, dt, Cal-Poly Obispo. 9, Keith an award, the organizers say. UPl photo br^ k a three-game losing streak. Gura SB— M iln er (10). P a rke r (1). S— M ilner. (from Los Angeles Raiders), MLeonard Coleman.db, written permission to compete the la.st two outs for his seventh save. Allstate Business Mochmes defeated Cerrone c 3 0 12 RLaw cf 1110 TEXAS TORONTO Houston Vanderbilt; (from Denver). Ron Solt, g, lb. Clemson; (from Los Angeles Raiders), Lawrence Thompson, Y New Jersey Nets’ Otis Birdsong passes the ball over Bucks’ Bob 2- 3 innings before tiring, allowing two White Sox 7, Yankees 5 Washington Sociol Club, 5-4. Tom Robrtsn ss 2 0 0 0 V La w 3b 3 0 0 0 Ob r h bi ab r h bi Rvon 641068 Morylond. 2, Blaise Winter, dt, Syr'acuse. wr, runs and getting a no-decision in a Aiello, Gordon McComb and Ray Smalley ss 2 1 1 1 Dybznsk ss 3 2 3 3 Tollesn 2b 4 0 0 0 G arcia 2bMadden5 2 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 3, Chris Scott, dt, Purdue. 4, Craig Lanier (16) while Sidney Moncrief watches the action Tuesday At Chicago, Jerry Dybzinski and McLean all had two hits for the Totals 37 5 10 5 Totals 34 7 13 7 Ward If 4 2 2 1 Mosebv ct 5 110 Miami (Fla.). 12, Mike Jones, rb. North game Baltimore won 4-3. Dawley (L 1-2) 13 0 1110 Curry, db, Texas; (from Seattle), George Corolino A&T. Cherrone’s takes first night in Milwaukee. Carlton Fisk each drove in three runs to winners. Ted Holmes had a triple. New York > 011 000 120^ 5 Jones r l 2 0 0 0 B arfield rtDIPino 3 1 1 0 0 10 0 2 0 Wonsley, rb, Mississippi State. 5, Golden "He's a pro. I figure he has to know lead the White Sox. Dybzinski lined a Frank Prior had a single ond a two-run Chicago 041 100 10X— 7 Sample If 10 10 GBell If 4 2 11 Cincinnati Tate, wr. Tennessee State; (from New Orleans— 2, James Geathers, dt. MERIDEN — Cherrone's Package Store took what he's doing," said Baltimore homer for Washington. Jim Clifford Gom e-winning R B I— D ybzinski (1). BBell 3b 2 0 0 0 Johnsn dhRussell 3 , 111 7 2-3 6 0 0 2 4 Seattle), Kevin Call, t, Colorado Slate. 6. Wichita State. 3, (from Buffolo), Terry two-out triple in the second and after and Don McAllister had two hits E— V.Law2; Harrah, Robertson. DP— Stein 3b 10 0 0 Upshaw 1b 4 I 2 2 lirsl place in the Forte's Invitational Softball manager Joe Altobelli. "He was fooling Hume 2-3 2 1 10 0 Dwight Beverly, rb, Illinois. 6, Eugene Hoage.db. Georgia; Tyrone Anthony, rb Tpurn.imeni held here last weekend. Ray Fontenot, 0-4, walked Scott apiece. New York 1, Chicago 2. LOB— New York Rivers ph 10 10 lorg 3b 4 0 11 Franco (W 1-0) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Daniel, db, LSU. 10, Indianapolis, Bob North Corolino. 4, (from New England), around with (the knuckleball) on the 8, Chicago 11. 2B — Fisk. 3B — Andersn 3b 0 0 0 0 M artinez c 3 1 0 0 D iP in o pitched to 3 batters In 9th. Stowe, t, Illinois. 11, Steve Hathow ay, lb. Joel Hilgenberg, c, Iowa. 5. Jitter Fields, The .Manchester team breezed through the NBA roundup Fletcher, Fisk followed with a two-run sidelines and he said it would work. double. Dybzinski. Parrish dh 3 1 10 Griffin ss 4 111 WP—DiPino. Balk— Russell. T—2:43. West Virginia. db. Texos. 6, Don Thorpe, dt, Illinois. 7. tournament by oulscoring its opponents, 52-8. The SB->Dybzlnskl 2 (3). S— Fletcher. SF— O'Brien 1b 3 0 1 2 A Kansos City—1, Bill Maas, dt, Mitch Wilhs, dt, SMU. 8, Clemon Terrell, He's added another pitch to his Angels 4, A ’s I W right ct 4 0 10 seine of the championship game, which was Fisk. —9.067. Pittsburgh; (from Los Angeles Rams), rb. Southern Mississippi. 9, Brian repertoire and it may help him even At Anaheim, Calif., Tommy John did Golf IP H R ER BD SO Folev c 4 1 1 1 John Alt; t. Iowa. 2. Scott Radecic, lb. Hansen, p, Sioux Falls. 10, Poul Gray, c .:i.‘(l alter live innings, was 16-1. more. " New Y o rk W llkrsn ss 3 0 0 0 Penn State. 3, Herman Heard, rb. lb. Western Kentucky. 11, Michel k Goss. Tom Boland, Bill Zw iek and Dave not allow a hit for six innings ahd Fontenot (L 0-4) 4 8 6 4 1 1 Hostetir oh 0 0 0 0 Southern Colorado.4, Mark Robinson,db. Bourgeau, de. Boise State. 16, Byron Boddicker outdueled Bert Blyleven, ...... u...... Howell 2 2-3 4 1 1 5 5 Totals 32 4 8 4 Totals 35 10 10 7 Padres 3, Braves 2 liiilwell hit at a 667 average lor Cherrone's. combined with Luis Sanchez on a Penn State. 5, Eric Holle, de, Texas; Nelson, t, Arizona. Dawkins’ fouls 3- 2, in leading the Orioles to their sixthtwo-hitter in pitching California to its M u rra y 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Texas 001 201 000— 4 (from Los Angeles Rams), Jeff Paine, lb. New York Giants—1. Carl Banks, lb Butili Talaga. Bruce I^eck and Bud Talaga hit Chicago Toronto 000 330 04X— 10 Michigan State; (from Washington), Bill straight victory. 11th win in the last 14 games, Minnechaug SAN DIEGO ATLANTA Texas A8iM. 6, Rufus Stevens, wr, 575 . Follon 2 2-3 4 2 1 2 4 Gam e-winning RBI — G. Bell (4). ab r h bl ab r h bi Grambling. 7, Kevin Ross, db. Temple. 8. Roberts, t. Ohio State. 3, Jeff Hostetler, The Orioles nicked Blyleven lor a run y Mariners 11, Twins 8 Four-man best-ball ^ Gross: B. B aro ls (W 1-0) 4 1-3 4 1 1 1 2 E— Ward3, Tolleson 1, Wllkerson2. DP qb, West Virginia. 4. Conrad Goode, t. Most valuable player honors w ere shared by R W iggins 2b 5 0 2 0 Wshngtn rf 4 2 3 0 Randy Clark, db. Florida. 9. Scott Auer, on Wayne Gross' hit- aiid-run RBI \At Seattle, Spike .Owen paced an Quesnal, G. Moore, K. Osborne and L. Reed 1 2 2 0 0 2 — Toronto 1. LOB— Texas 6, Toronto 4.2B Gwynn rf 0 0 Ramirz ss 4 0 10 t, Michigan State; (from Green Bay), Missouri; (fromDenver),Gary Reosons. ^li'nn Sullivan and Bob Odell, while Mike B erg e ro n 74; net: B. O 'C atlah an , R. Burns (S 3) 1 0 0 0 0 1 — Johnson, O'Brien, Wright, Barfield. 3B Dave Hestera, te, Colorado. 10, Al lb, Northwesf State. 5, Clint Horrls, lb. double and added two runs in the fourth 18TnWillack with a 4-for-5 performance Nettles 3b 3 10 0 Perry If 4 0^ 1 Crockett s delensive play earned him the Golden help Bucks win Bedlack, C. Libucha and A. Caron 50; T— 3:10. A — 18,603. — Upshow. H R — Folev (3), W ard (2). SB Garvey lb 3 1 1 0 Murphy cl 3 0 0 0 WenglikowskI, lb, Pittsburgh. 11, Kansas East Carolina. 6, Jomes Scott, de, with the aid of a pop fly that was lost in closest to the pin: Ed Mosher (17); — M osebv (7), Upshaw (D .S F — Johnson, Glove award- and three RBI in leading the Mariners. Kennedy c 4 0 3 1 ChmbIs lb 4 0 0 0 City, Bobby Johnson, rb. San Jose State. Clemson. 7, Lionel Manuel, wr. Pacific. the lights. skins: J. Smith (1), D. Coley (8), B. O 'Brien. McRynl ct 4 1 1 1 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 0 0 12, Mark Lang, lb, Texos. 10, D avid Jordan, g. Auburn; (from Sari A1 Cowens homered for Seattle and Tim Q uesnal (12), B. S kin n e r (15) and E. IP H R ER BB SO Bv United Press International After Lowenstein reached on a DriolesS.IndiansO M artinez if 4 0 0 0 Royster 3b 4 0 2 0 Diego), Hoywood Golden, db. New Jersey had a chance to tie but Laudner connected for Minnesota. V a n ce (18). Texas Tempitn ss2 0 0 1 Benedict c 3 0 0 0 Los Angeles Raiders—2, (from San South Richard-son turned the ball over with 21 Tanana (L 2-3) 5 5 6 0 1 4 Froncisco), Sean Jones, de, Northeost- Corolino State. 11, Frank Cephous, rb. An addition CLEVELAND BALTIMORE Show p 2 0 10 McMrtry p 1 0 0 0 Tobik 3 5 4 3 1 1 Gossage p 1 0 1 0 Jorgnsn ph 1 0 0 0 ern. UCLA. 12, New York Giants, Lawrence New Jersey center Darryl Dawkins' seconds remaining. Two Bridgeman ab r h bi ab r h bi Toronto The names ol the sponsors of the recent Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 3, Joe McColl. rb, Pittsburgh; 5, (from Green, lb, Tennessee-Chattanooga. fortunes turned from good to bad free throws with 12 seconds left Butler cf 3 0 1 0 B um bry cf 4 0 0 0 Leal (W 4-Q) 5 6 4 4 0 3 M innesota), Andy P arker, te, Utah. 6, strike a than doubles match for Muscular Dys­ Bernzrd 2b 4 0 0 0 D w yer rt 4 0 O Jk . Hall ph 10 0 0 Tuesday night, and Milwaukee coun­ accounted for the final margin, Key 2 1 0 0 3 2 Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Stacey Toran, db, Notre Dame. 8, Sam Philadelphia— 1, Kenny Jackson, wr, trophy were omitted Irom John Jenkins' Bowler's Fronco ss 3 0 10 Ripken ss 2 0 0^, Lom p (S 4) 2 1 0 0 0 0 Seale, wr. Western Colorodo Stote. 10, terpart Bob Lanier was quick to take Dawkins was philosophiL'al concern­ MCC men routed Gymnastics Totals 32 3 9 3 Totals 32 2 7 l Penn Stote. 3, Rusty Russell, t. South Thorntn dh 3 0 1 0 M u rra y 1b 2 0 1 0 World lolumn on Monday Those who partici­ Leal pitched lo 1 batter in 6th; Key San Diego ooo 300 OOO— 3 (from Houston), Norw ood Vann, te. East Carolina. 4, Evan Cooper, db, Michigan advantage of the difference. ing his foul woes. , Tabler lb 4 0 0 0 Lownstn If 4 2 1 0 pitched to I batter In 8th. Corolino. 11, (from Houston). Gardner 5, Andre Hardy, rb, St. Mary's (Calif.), pated were John Fogarty end Fogarty Brothers Hassev c 4 0 0 0 Shelby cf 0 0 0 0 A tlanta 100 000 010^2 Dawkins was saddled with foul "I wasn't efiective on LaniertonighL- W P — Tobik, 2. T— 2:39. Game-winning RBl — McReynolds Williams, db, St. Mary's (Colif.). 12, 6, Scott Raridon, t, Nebraska. 7, Joe Oil. Lee Burnham and Perfecto Painting of South Jaco b y 3b 3 0 0 0 Singletn dh 4 0 0 0 Randy Essington, qb, Colorado. Hoyes, rb. Central Oklahoma. 8, Manny trouble and Lanier capitalized on his because I was on the bench," DaWkirts Patti Dunne Vukovch rf 3 0 3 0 Gross 3b 3 1 1 1 (3). Rangers 4. Blue Jays 1 E— Wiggins. DP— San Diego 1, Atlanta M io m i — 1, ( f r o m B u f t a lo ) , Motsakis, k. Capital. 10, John Thomas, Windsor. Bob Maulucci and Bowlmaster of absence. The veteran center scored 10 said, "Sunday the fouls were called on doubleheader Diana Frese, of the Patti Dunne Nixon If 2 0 0 0 Rayford c 3 0 1 2 Jo ckie db, TCU. 11, John Robertson, t, Eost Perkins ph 1 0 0 0 Dauer 2b 3 0 10 2. LOB—San Diego 8, Atlanta 5. 2B— Hartford. Tim Cornelioand Cornelio Contracting of his 24 points in the fourth quarter as Lanier, tonight they were called onme. School of Gymnastics, finished second Garvey. McReynolds. Royster. Shipb, lb. Oktahom o. 2, J a y Brophy, lb, Carolina. 12. Paul McFodden, k, ol West Hartford and Bernard J Hickey and the Th^Manchester Community College a ll around In a C lass III Connecticut Totals 30 0 6 0 Totals 29 3 (Second 5 Gome) 3 Miami (Fla.). 4, Joe Carter, rb, Youngstown Stote. Dawkins sat on. the bench, and the Sunday I played, today he played." was done against MCC starter Steve Cleveland 000 000 000— 0 SB— Steak Club. basebalTTCam ran into a stone wall at Gvumnastics Association meet held TEXAS TORONTO Royster (1). S— Show. SF— Templeton. Alabama. 5, Deon May, qb, Louisville. 6, St. Louis— 1, Clyde Duncan, wr, Bucks battled to a 98-94 victory over the Milwaukee led 43-38 at halftime but Emerson, 5-3, who pitched seven rece n tly In G lasto n b u ry. B altim o re 010 200 00x— 3 ab r h bi ab r h bi Rowland Tatum, lb, Ohio State. 7, Tennessee. 2, Doug Dawson, g, Texas. 3, home Tuesday, losing both ends of a Frese, co m p eting In the 9-11 vedr old Gome-winning R Bi— Gross(l). Sam ple rf 4 0 1 0 G o rd o 2b 4 0 0 0 Bernard Carvalio, g, Hawaii. 6, Ronald (from Son Francisco). Rick Mclvor., qb, Nets. New Jersey trailed by just 67-65 innings on Monday. Jim RiopeUe DP— Baltimore 1. LOB— Cleveland 6, IP H R E R BB SO doubleheader against Quinsigamond age group, took first In the floor Ward If 4 111 Collins If 4 0 0 0 Son Diego Londry, rb, McNeese State. 9, J im Boyle, Texos. 4. Martin Boyless, db. Bowling Householder demoted The victory evened the Eastern entering the fourth quarter. relieved Emerson and gave up only exercises, first In the balance beam, Baltimore 7.2B— Rayford, Murroy. SB— Wright cf 3 12 0 Mosebv cf 4 0 10 t, Tulane. 10, John Chesley, te,Oklahoma Green. 5, (from San Francisco), John Community College. The scores were Butler (13), N ixon (5), M u rra y (1). Show (W 4-1) 6 2-3 4 1 1 2 2 Conference .semifinal series at one In the only other playoff game four hits and three unearned runs in second In the va u lt and sixth In the BBell 3b 4 110 Upshow 1b 4 1 1 0 Gossage (S 8) 2 1-3 3 1 1 0 1 State. 11, (.harles Brown, db. Southern Goode, te, Youngstown Stote; Jeff CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Reds outfielder 11-1 and 8-0. Quinsigamond came into bars. Teammate Heather Almond was IP H R ER BB SO Parrish dh 3 1 0 0 GBell rf 3 0 10 Mississippi. 12, (from Chicogo through game each. Game 3 of the best-of-seven Tuesday night, Los Angeles downed five innings. MCC committed nine Atlanta Leiding, lb. Texas. 6, Rod C lark, lb. Paul Householder was assigned outright to the third on the beam and fifth In the floor Cleveland O'Brien 1b 4 0 0 0 Barfild ph 10 0 0 San Francisco). William Devane, dt, Southwest Texos State. 7, Quentin set will be played Thursday night in Dallas 117-101. the game ranked number one in the errors in the game. Gagnon and Blyleven (L 3-2) 7 5 3 3 4 5 McMurtry (L 2-3) 5 3 3 3 4 2 club's Wichita, Kan , farm team Tuesday to make exercises. Melynda Mortinelll tied for Yost c 2 0 0 0 Johnsn dh 3 0 0 0 Dedmon 3 4 0 0 0 3 Clemson; 12, Mike Weingrad, lb, Illinois. Walker, rb. Virginia. 8, (from San East Rutherford, N.J. New England region of the National catcher Kris Kirseh each had two hits. fifth In the floor exercises. She also W oddell 1 0 0 0 1 1 Foley c 10 0 1 Mulinks 3b 3 0 1 1 New England—1, (from Tampa Boy Diego). Falaniko Noga, lb, Hawaii; Bob B altim o re Bedrosian 1 2 0 0 0 1 room lor infielder Wayne Krenchicki, who was Junior College Athletic Association. finished seventh on the balance beam Andersn ss 2 0 0 B 0 Whitta lk — Show.c T— 3 0 2:12. 0 0 A— 10,748. through Cincinnati), Irving Fryar, wr. PauHing, k, Clemson. 9, John Walker, rb, Sidney Moncrief led the hosts with 28 Lakers 117, Mavericks 101 MCC, which will entertain Mattatuck and eighth In th vault. _ Bodd icker (W 1-3) 9 6 0 0 3 9 Jones ph 10 10 Griffin ss 3 0 10 2 recalled from Wichita Monday. Nebraska. 2, Ed Williams, lb, Texas. 3. Texas. 10, Mark Smythe, dt, Indiana. 11, points and Junior Brjdgeman added 18. Community College today in a two In the 12-14 year old competition, W P — Boddicker. T— 2:18. A — 15,668. W llkrsn ss 1 0 1 2 The outright assignment means the Reds face At Inglewood, Calif,, Magic Johnson Brian McAuley, 3-2, took the loss in Jon Williams, rb, Penn State; 5, Poul St. Louis, K yle M ackey, qb. East Texas Marques Johnson, Milwaukee's scored 27 points and ignited a scoring the first game, yielding 14 hits. The o'clock doubleheader, saw its record Debbie Gancarz took first In the vault. Tollesn 2b 4 0 0 0 Fairchild, g, Kansas. 6, Ernest Gibson, *State. 12, P aul P a rke r, g, Oklahom a. the possibility of eventually losing Householder to Jenny Sarjes and Marla Benevides Totals 33 4 7 4 Totals 32 1 5 1 db, Furman. 7, Bruce Kallmeyer, k, second- leading scorer during the fall to 15-10. Quinsigamond is 23-7 . Mats8. Cubs I Son Francisco— 1, Todd Shell, lb, another major league team. If the Reds want to blitz to open the second half that lifted Cougars had 11 hits of their own but finished sixth and seventh, respec­ Tigers11.RedSox2 Texos 000 000 004— 4 Konsas; (from Son' Francisco), Der- Brigham Young. 2. (from Los Angeles season with a 20.7 average, was held to Los Angeles. The Lakers have a 2-0 lead could manage only one run. Bruce tively, on the balance beam. Toronto 000 000 100— 1 win Raiders), John Frank, te, Ohio Stote. 3. recall Householder, they must first make him CHICAGO NEW YORK 3 points. Buck Williams led New Jersey Q u in slaam on d 003 330 2 11-14-0 Game-winning RBI — Foley (1). Williams, wr. New Mexico. 8, James (from St. Louis), Guv M cIntyre, g, available to other teams. in their best-of-sevwn Western Confer­ Crowell was three-for-three for MCC. BOSTON- DETROIT E—Ward. LOB— TexosS, Toronto 4.2B ab r h bi ab r h bi Keoton, t, Arizona State. 9, Scott Boizon, ^ 001 000 0 1-11-4 Georgia. 5. (from Atlanta), Michael with 21 points and Micheal Ray ence semifinal. Bobby Gagnon had a, double and a ab r h bl ab r h bl — Sam ple, B. Bell. H R — W ord (3). Dernier cf 3 0 0 0 Backm n 2b 3 1 1 0 t. Northern Illinois; (from Washington), Carter, dt, SMU. 9, (from Chicago), Lee Householder, who lost his right field position .T.'i?®'! *■ G ed m an; AAcAuley & D w ire Rem v 2b 4 0 0 0 Kuntz rf 3 2 3 3 Sandbrg 2b 5 0 1 0 Oquend ss 2 0 0 0 Richardson added 17. The series moves to Dallas for triple. Dave Romejko had a single and WP—Rooers; LP—McAuley (3-2) _ IP H R ER BB SO David Windham, lb, Jackson State. 11, Miller, db, Col • Fullerton; Derrick when the' Reds signed free agent Dave Parker DwEvns rf 3 1 1 0 Gibson rf Texas 2 0 0 0 Matthws If 4 1 1 Charlie 0 Flager, Stoub g, Washington ph 10 11 State. 12, Harmon, rb, Cornell. 10, Dave Moritz, Lanier credited his teammates for Games 3 and 4 Friday night and a double. Boggs 3b 4 0 10 Trmmll ss 4 2 2 0 Notes p 0 0 0 0 (3ardnhr ss 1 10 0 before the sea.son, only had 12 at-bats this season, Qulnsloamond - Dafwln (W 3-0) 9 5 1 1 0 3 Harper Howell, te, UCLA. wr, lowo. 11, Kirk Pendleton, wr, creating his scoring chances in the Sunday, but Dallas coach Dick Motta In the second game, Quinsigamond 321 020 0 8 8-0 Calendar Rice If 4 13 2 Garbev 1b 5 1 Toronto 3 4 Woods ph 1 0 0 0 Hrnndz lb 4 12 2 with one hit for an .083 average. 000 000 0 0-6-9 New York Jets-s-l. (from New Brigham Young. decisive fourth period. doesn't know what good the home court scored three runs in the first inning and Easier lb 4 0 10 Parrish Alexandrc 5 0 (L 101-1) 8 1-3 6 4 4 2.3 Bucknr lb 4 0 10 Orleans), Foster If Ron 4 Faurot, de, 2 10 Arkansas; • Tampa Bay—2. Keith Browner, lb. K Irsch ^ E m e rso n , RIop elle (3) & Armas dh 3 0 0 0 Herndon KeyIf 5 1 1 0 2-3)0010 Cev 3b 2 0 0 0 Strw brr rf 3 1 3 1 Russell Carter, db, SMU. 2, Jim Southern Cal. 3, Fred Acorn, db, Texos. "I was getting the ball in scoring will do for his team, two more in the second. The damage Gedman c 3 0 0 0 Lemon cl T — 5 2 2:18. A — 13,159. 3 4 Hall rt 3 0 2 1 Wilson cf 3 10 0 W P — B la k e ; L P — E m erso n (S-3) Sweeney, lb. Pittsburgh; (from Green 4. (from San Francisco). Mike Gunter, Morgan raps Meyer position," the 14-year veteran said. "We don't have any illusions of who N ichols cf 3 0 1 0 Brookns 2b 4 1 1 0 D avis c 4 0 0 0 Brooks 3b 4 0 2 2 Bay through San Diego), GlennDennison, rb, Tulsa; (from Los Angeles Raiders), Hoffmn ss 2 0 10 Allen dh 2 10 0 They were looking for me down the we are," said Motta. "We re a step T o d ay Cardinals ID.PiratesS Bowa ss 3 0 0 0 Fitzgerld c 3 r 1 0 y?, M ia m i (Fla.). 3, K yle Clifton, lb, Ron Heller, t, Penn State. 5, (from FOXBORO. Mass, — Wide receiver Stanley B ase b a ll M ille r ph 1 0 0 0 D aEvns dh 2 0 1 0 Durhm ph 1 0 0 0 Gooden p 2 0 0 1 TCU. 4. Bobby Bell, lb, M issouri. 5, Tron Washington through Los Angeles Rai­ stretch. I'm always a major factor. further than we belong. Let's face it, G utlerrz ss 0 0 0 0 C a sllllo 3b 2 1 1 0 Veryzer ss 0 0 0 0 Sisk p 1 0 0 0 Morgan said Tuesday that Patriots coach Ron Windham at Manchester, 3:Jo Armstrong, wr, Eastern Kentucky. 6, ders), Jeff Fuller, lb. Texas A&M. 6. Sometimes I just don't get the we re over our heads here. The Lakers RHAM at Coventry, 3:15 W h ila k r 2b 2 0 0 0 ST. LOUIS PITTSBURGH Ruthven p 2 0 1 0 Anthony Polge, rb, VIrgInlo Tech. 7. Chris Washington, lb, lowo State. 7, Jay I- Meyer cannot have a "100 percent dictatorship " MCC women lose, 14-0 Totals 31 2 8 2 Totals 41 11 16 10 Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 numbers." subs could beat us, talent- wise." So ftb all Ob r h bi ab r h bi Harry Hamilton, db, Penn State. 8, Billy Carroll, te, Minnesota. 8, Fred Robinson, and still expect to win. Manchester at Windham, 3:30 Boston too 100 000— 2 M cG ee cf 6 1 ) 0 Wynne cf 3 10 0 Hebner If 10 0 0 Griggs, te, Virginia; (from Clevelond), de, M io m i (Fla.). 9, Rick M a llo ry, g, Milwaukee was up 67-65 entering the Johnson also had 11 assists. Kareem Detroit 040 200 14x— 11 Totals 33 1 6 1 Totals 31 8 11 7 The All-Pro veteran caught 58 passes last year Joanne Denault pitched a no-hitter homer, and drove in three runs. Kirseh East Catholic at Northwest Catholic, Herr 2b 5 3 4 3 O rsulok cf 2 0 0 0 Brett Wright, p. Southeast Louisiana. 9, Washington. 10, Jim Gallery., k, Min­ final period and took an 82-75 lead on Abdul-Jabbar added 22 points for Los Tuesday afternoon, as the Manchester 3:15 Gam e-W inning RBI— Kuntz (1). Ram sey 2b 1 0 0 0 Ray 2b 4 1 2 1 Chicogo 000 001 000— 1 Tom Baldwin, dt, Tulsa. 10, Ronny Cone, nesota. 11, Blair Kiel, qb, Notre Dame but had just two touchdowns, averaging under 20 and Mary Sblendorio each had two hits. Tennis E—Hoffman, Gedman. DP—Defrolf New Y o rk 000 007 01X— 6 Johnson's free throw with 6:23 left. The Angeles and Bob McAdoo had 13. The Community College softball team USm lth If 3 0 0 0 M a d ic k 3b 4 1 2 0 rb, Georgia Tech. 11, Dan Martin, t, . 12, Thod Jemison, wr, Ohio Stote. yards a reception for the first time in his career. Glastonbury at Manchester, 3:30 3. Vn Slyk It 0 0 0 0 Thm psn 1b 4 O 2 1 Gam e-winning RBI — None. Iowa State. 12, David Roberson, wr, Washington — 2, (from New Yoik Nets rallied to 82-81 on a layup by Otis Mavericks we|-e led by Rolando Black­ LOB—3osfon 3, Detrolf 8. 2B — E—Fitzgerald, Holl, Davis. DP— "In order for me to give the most to the team, I scored a 14-0 victory at home against The Lady Cougars ended their Manchester at Glastonbury (girls), P o rter c 4)12 M a y c 4 0 0 0 Houston. Giants), Bob Slater, de, Oklahoma; Steve Birdsong but four consecutive free man's 27 points while Jay Vincent Mt. Ida Junior College. 3:30 Castillo, H endrck rf 4 1 3 3 M az, nil It 4 1 1 0 Chicago 2. LOB—Chicago 11. New York Pittsburgh— 1, Louis LIpps, w'A South­ Homllton, de. East Caroline. 3, Jay have to be used short and long, not just short," he regular season with a record of 10-5 Kuntz, Garbev, T rammell. HR— Lemon 2 4. 2B—Strawberry 3, Hall 2. HR— throws by Lanier increased Milwau­ added 15. Mark Aguirre scored only 14 Denault struck out three and was O berkfli 3b 4 0 2 0 Frobel rf 3)11 ern Mississippi. 2, Chris KolodzIelskI, te, SCTroeder, qb, UCLA. 4, (from Los said They will host the CCCAA single- T h u rsday (6). SB— Brookens (1), A llen (1). DGreen )b 5 2 3 1 Bernard ss 4 0 1 0 Hernandez (2). SB— Dernier (4). Met- Wyoming. 4, Weegle Thompson, wr,‘ Angelef Rams through Houston), jim m y kee's advantage to 86-81. . points. backed by several good plays by B a se b a ll IP H RERBBSO thews (3). SF— Gooden. Morgan said Meyer must show a willingness to elimination tournament Saturday at OSmIth ss 3 1 1 0 DeLeon p 1 0 0 0 Florida State; (from Washington), Ter-y Smith, rb, Elon. .5, (from New York With 1:12 remaining, Lanier'sank shortstop Karen Daley, third baseman E ast C a th o lic at S im sb u ry, 3:T5 Boston Andular p 3 1 1 0 M o rrisn ph 1 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Long, g. East Carolina; 5, Van Hughes, Giants through Chicago, San compromise, rather than just-an attitude of I'm In playoff games scheduled for Fitzgerald field. At 11 a.m., MCC will Coventry at Bacon Academy, 7 p.m. Hurst (L 3-3) 3 1-3 9 6 2 ) 4 CG reen p 0 0 0 0 Chicogo dt. Southwest Texas State. 6, Chris Diego, two more foul shots to put Milwaukee Doreen Gagnon and first baseman Boyd 4 2-3 7 5 5 1 3 Ruthvn (L 2-2) 5 1-3 7 6 6 2 2 the coach, you're the player, you'll do what I say.' tonight, Boston hosts New York and play South Central Community Col­ G o lf Vargas ph 1 o 0 0 Brown, db. tjlotre Dame. 7, Scott Seottle and New York Giants), Jeff ahead 96-90. But Williams' layup off an Kathy Kirseh. lege. At 1 p.m., Housatonic Community East Hartford and Simsbury at Detroit Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Stoddord 2-311120 Campbell, qb, Purdue. 8, Randy Pegues, lb, East Carolina. 6, Curt Singei. It became a 100- percent dictatorship in the offensive rebound and Birdsong's drive Utah hosts Phoenix, The Celtics and M an ch ester, 2:15 W ilco x (W 3-0) 8 7 2 1 1 5 Otis ph 10 0 0 Noles 2 3 110 0 Rasmussen, c, Minnesota. 9, Rich t, Tennessee. 7, Mark Smith, wr. North middle of last year." Daley led the team's offense with College face Norwalk Community East Cathallcat Glastonbury (girls), Lopez 1 10000 New Y ork alter a turnover lifted the Nets within Jazz each hold l-o leads in their Totals 38 10 .16 9 Totals 36 5 9 3 Erenbet g, rb, Colgate. 10, Kirk MeJun- Carolina. 8. Jeff Smith, db, Missouri 10, three hits, including a home run. College. The winners will meet in the 3 Balk—Hurst. PB—Porrish. T—2:31. St. Louis 400 202 020— 10 Gooden (W 2-1 7 4 1 1 5 10 kln, t, Texas. 11, Elton Veals, rb, Tulane. Keith Griffin, rb. Miami (Flo.). 27, 96-94 with 38 seconds left. respective series. A— Denault had two hits, including a championship game at three o’clock. Rockv HIM and Coventry at Cheney Pittsburgh 000 030 020— 5 Sisk 2 2 0 0 1 2 12, Fernando Gillespie, rb. Wllllom Anthony Jones, te, Wichita State. 12, T e c h ,1:30 17,495. Game-winning RB I — Hendrick (41 W P — Gooden. T — 2:34. A — 13,906. Jew ell. Curtland Thomas, wr, Missouri.

< 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. May 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesduy. Muy 2,-. 1984 — 13 Scoreboard Food \ - ■ x^Mav 10 - Los Angeles at Dallas, LakCFS 117. M aVeH ckS 101 May 2 — Boltimore at Rochester, 7:35 )slanders3. Canadians 1 F O C U S / p.m. x-Mav 12 — Dallas at Los Angeles, x-May 5 — Baltimore vs. Rochester ot 3:30 pm. DALLAS (101) Hockey Hershey, 7:30 p.m. Monlreol j ® J- ' Basketball Utoh vs. Phoenix Aguirre 7-20 0-1 14, Vincent 6-11 3-3 15. Maine vs. Nova Scotia N.Y. Islanders , . ' I—* (Utah leadsswies 141 First period—1, New York. Jonsson 3 •••••••••••••••••••••• Cummings 4-8 4-4 12, Blackmon 11-19 5-7 •••••••••••••••••••••• ^(Maine leads series 31) Apr. 29 — Utah lOSVPhoenIx 95 27, Davis 3-5 1-3 7, Ellis 1-11 2-2 4, Apr. 21 — Maine 7, Novo Scotia, 5 (Trottler, Gillies), 4:18.2, Monlreal.J^ull Mav 2 — Phoenix at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Horper 38 0-0 6, NImphlus 2-3 0-0 4, Apr. 22 — Maine 6, Nova Scotia 1 7 (Robinson, Chellos).12:31. Penalties— NBA playoffs Mav 4 — Utah at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Garnett 1-1 4-4 7, Turner 1-4 0-0 2, West NHL playoffs Apr. 24 — Nova Scotia 4. Maine 1 Flallev, N Y I, :07; Green, M o n ,3 ;2 ^» u t[, May 6 — Utah at Phoenix, 3:30p.m. 1-1 1-1 3. Totals 40-91 20-25 101. Apr. 25 — Mdine 5, Nova Stotia 2 Mon, 4;45fc,Gorlno, NYI, T.«; Gilbert, Marge’s x-Mav 8 — Phoeittx at Utah, TBA LOS ANGELES (117) May 2 — Nova Scotia at Maine, 7:35 NYI, 11-24; Corbonneau, Mon, 12.M, x-Mav 10— Utah attphoenix, TBA (All Times EDT) Tonelll, NYI, 12:53; Chellos, Mon, 14:23; Confercf^ce Semifinals Cooper 2 6 CM) 5. Rambls 36 11 11, Conference Championships p.m. Cooking for two is a snap (AH Times EDT) x-Mav 12 — Phoenix at Utah, 3:30pm. Abdul-Jabbor 11 15 0-0 22, Johnson 12-17 x-May 4 — Maine ot Novo Scotig, 6:30 Robinson, NY 1,18 :()6. , Microwave (Best-of-Seven) TBA-To be announced * 3-3 27, McGee 35 38 11, Scott 4-10 0-0 8. p.m. Second period—3, New York, Bossy 6 x-il necessary (Best-of-$even) (M o rro w ), 16:40. Penolties—P otvin, Eostem Conf^ence Worthy 3-8 4-7 10. McAdoo 314 3-3 13, Wales Conference x-Moy 6 — Novo Scotia at Maine, 2:05 Boston vs. Nater 2-4 2-4 6, Spriggs 2-4 0-0 4, p.m. NYI, 5:58; Tonelll, NYI, 14:03; Niian, Kitchen (Boston loods series 14) N.Y. Islondersvs. Montreal Mon,14:09; Jonsson,NYI,19:54. Kupchok 0-00-00. Totals 49-89 18-26 117 (Series tied 2-2) x-if necessary H you're a single person or Microwave: Combine oil, Apr. 29— Boston 110, New York 92 - Dallas 24 26 22 29—101 Apr. 24 — Montreal 3, New York 0 Third period—4, New York, DIneen 1 Marge Churchill May 2 — New York at Boston, 8 p.m. Los Angeles 30 25 35 27_117 Apr. 26 — Montreal 4, New York 2 (Tonelll), 2:24. Penalties—Potvin, NYI, hall a working couple, you chicken, onion and garlic in a May 4 — Boston at New York, 8 p.m. Three-point goals — Gornett, Apr. 28— New York 5, Montreal 2 3-12; B. Sutter, NYI, 4:30; Niian, Mon, already know how difficult it DA-quart (1 quart)* nonme­ May 6 — Boston at New York, 1 p.m. Cooper. double-minor, 12:30; Morrow, N Y I, 12:X; .Bucks 98, Nets 94 May 1 — New York 3, Montreal 1 Oilers 3. North Stars 1 is to cook a meal for just one tal baking dish. Cover and x-May 9 — New York ot Boston. 8 p.m. May 3 — New York at Montreal. 7:35 Trottier, NY I, maior, 12:M; Corbonneau, x-Moy 11 — Boston at New York, TBA p.m. Mon, 18:03; Bossy, NYI, 18:03; Hunter, or two persons. In "fact, you cook at high power 2 minutes x-Moy 13 — New York at Boston, 1 NEW JERSEY (94) May 5 — Montreal at New York, 7:05 Edmonton 0 1 2—3 Mon, 19:40. _ „ — may find that many evening (1 minute 30 seconds)*. Stir p.m. O'Koren 4 5 0-0 8. Williams 7-15 7-10 21. Shots on gool—Montreal 8-11-8—27. p.m. Minnesota 0 0 1—1 meals are eaten from a in remaining ingredients; MHwoukee vs. New Jersey Dawkins 4-7 2-3 10, Birdsong 4-12 2-2 .10, Scholastic x-Moy 8 — New York at Montreal, 7:35 First period—None. Penolties— NewYorkll-8-6—25. (Series tied M ) Richardson 6^19 4-7 17, Cook 4-9 0-0 9, p.m. Fer­ Goalies—Montreal, Penney. New Try meatloaf takeout counter or fast food cover and cook 5 minutes (3 Apr. 29 — New Jersey 106, Milwaukee Gminski 3-5 4-4 10, King 2-9 5-0 9, R. Campbell Conference \ guson, M in ,3:57; Lindstrom, Edm, 14:30. York,Smith.A—15,861., restaurant, just to save time minutes)* longer. Let sfand 100 Johnson 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 34-81 24-32 94. Edmonton vs. Minnesota Second period—1, Edmonton, Jackson May 1 — Milwaukee 98, New Jersey 94 MILWAUKEE (98) Junior varsity softball (Edmonton wins series4-0) 1 and trouble. covered 5 minutes. Fluff with May 3 — Milwaukee at New Jersey, M. Johnson 1-13 1-2 3. Lister 2-3 2 2 6. . Apr. 24 — Edmonton 7, Minnesota 1 (Hunter, Hughes), 4:58. Penalties— But there are many good a fork before serving. 7 :» p.m. Lanier. 9-14 6-0 24, Dunleovy 3-9 1-2 8, The Monchester High iunior varsity Acton, May 5 — Milwaukee at New Jersey, 2 Apr. 26 — Edmonton 4, Minnesota 3 for budget recipes that are easily adap­ Skillet: Saute chicken, on­ Moncrlef 9-16 10-12 28. Pressev 4 8 2 4 10. softball team improved its record to 8-0 Apr. 28 — Edmonton 8, Minnesota 5 Min, 1:34, Gregg, Edm, 10:59. Transactions p.m. Mokeski 0-2 1-2 1, Bridgeman 7-10 4-5 18, Tuesday with a come-from-behind May 1 — Edmonton 3, Minnesota 1 Third period—2, Edmonton, LInseman table to one or two servings, ion and garlic in oil until x-May 8 — New Jersey at Milwaukee, Breuer W) (W) 0. Totols 35-75 27-35 98. 16-14 win over Hall High of West x-if necessary 9 especially if you stock your chicken is lightly browned, 8 p.m. Hartford. New Jersey 22 16 27 29—^4 (Kurri, Lowe), 7:38. 3, Minnesota, about 5 minutes. Add toma­ x-May 10 — Milwaukee at New Jersey, Milwaukee 23 20 24 31--98 Manchester was down. 11-5, going Ciccarelll 4 (Roberts, Maxwell), 10:35- 4, pantry and freezer with TBA Three-point pools—Richardson, Into the sixth inning but scored three Baseball family fare foods that combine quickly to toes. peas and .salt. Bring to a AHL playoffs Edmonton, Kurri 13 (Gretzky, Messier), x-Moy 13 — New Jersey at MHwoukee, Dun- times to close the gap to three. In the Cincinnati — Assigned outtielder P(Jul 19:11. Penalties — M inn e^ta bench Householder outright to their Wichita make attractive and nutri­ full boil. Stir in rice. Cover, 1 p.m. leavy. Fouled out—Dawkins. Totol seventh, Manchester scored five (served by Lawton), 5:58; Maxwell, Min, Western Conference fouls— times, highlighted by Cindy Boulay's (AH Times EDT) V ;3:41; Lindstrom, Edm. 13:41; Ciccorelll, (arm team. . Meatloaf meals are a family favorite. They tious meals. remove from heat and let Los Angeles vs. Dallas New Jersey 27, Milwaukee 28. Rebounds 3-run homer. Hall came back with two Semifinals Philadelphia — Placed catcher BoDiaz In, moior, 14:19; Anderson, on the 15-dav disabled list retroactive to. offer the bonus of bping less expensive than many A box of instant rice, for stand 5 minutes. Fluff with a (Los Angeles leads series 2-0) —New Jersey 44 (Willioms 18). M il­ runs to tie the score, but the Indians (Best-of-Seven) Edm, instance, becomes the basis fork before serving. *Forone Apr. 28 — Los Angeles 134, Dallas 91 waukee 40 (Moncriet 8). Assists—New scored three times In the seventh to Rochester vs. Baltimore. moior, 14:19. April 28. meat dishes in the cost per serving. A meatloaf May 1 — Los Angeles 117, Dallas 101 Jersey 18 (Williams, Richardson 5), come away with the victory. (Rochester Ieadsseries32) Shots on goal—Edmonton. 11-9-13— Football also offers the added advantage of being a dish for many a colorful meal. serving. Moy 4 — Los Angeles at Dallas, 9 p.m. Milwaukee 23 (M. Johnson, Pressev 5). Tammy Ditlon had four singles and a Apr. 70 — Rochester 5, Boltimore 1 Skinless' and boneless Moy 6 — Los Angeles at Dallas. 3:30 33. Kansas City — Traded cornerback which can be prepared ahead of time, and Technicals—New Jersey coach Al- double for Monchester. Diana Brassell Apr. 22 — Boltimore 5. Rochester 2 Minnesota 8-9-8—25. Gary Green to the Los Angeles Rams tor chicken breasts, frozen in Orange Chicken p.m. beck, had two singles and a triple. Boulay hit Apr. 25 — Baltimore 6, Rochester 5 Goalies—Edmonton, Fuhr. Minne­ two dratt selections. refrigerated,for cooking shortly before serving x-May 8 — Dallas at Los Angeles. 11 Richordson. A—11,052. for the cycle, with a single, double and Apr. 27 — Rochester 5, Baltimore 4 sota, Minnesota — Signed tackle Stev(S RMev time. small quantities, are like­ p.m. trip le In addition to her home run. Apr. 29 — Rochester 7, Baltimore 3 Meloche. A—15,507. and tree agent wide receiver Bill Woddy. A meatloaf cooking in the microwave takes wise a boon to the after-work and Carrots cook. Frozen foods such as approximately 15 to 22 minutes depending upon For bnc the numbei; of servings being prepared. A sim ilar green peas and pea pods, 2 2 even green pepper, chopped 1 tablespoon oil meatloaf cooked in a conventional oven would onion and brown-and-serve Vi pound slivered raw Derby field hurt take DA to DA hours at 350 degrees. chicken sausages can be quickly A ring shape is ideal for cooking meatloaf in the - >A cup thinly sliced carrots microwave. Energy penetrates foods from the combined for outstanding GRAND SLAM entrees. 2 tablespoons chopped center as well as the sides, top and bottom for (piion faster, more even cooking. Ring shape glass A microwave is a great appliance for quick thawing ■A cup chicken broth by withdrawal dishes are available locally. However, if you do ■A teaspoon grated orange not have one, you can improvise by placing a and quick cooking. But even without the microwave, rind SHAPE-U water glass or custard cupin the center of a round ■A teaspoon tarragon or casserole dish. these recipes can be pre­ pared easily in a skillet. poultry seasoning ■A cup quirk cooking rice of Devil’s Bag A M EA TLO A F cooked in a ring shape also Follow tht directions for one — or two, as you wish. Either offers the cook an ideal way for an attractive For Two Bv Pohia Smith method of serving. F ill the center of the meatloaf way, you'll have these home­ St'retch to pull out a 2'/<-lengl'h w in over made dinners on the table in 2 tablespoons oil UPl Sports Writer Biloxi Indian, a colt who had nut raced ring with cooked vegetables, such as peas with less lim e that it takes you to ■A pound slivered raw lor more than a month. pearl onions. (A 10-ounce package of frozen watch the evening news. chicken LO U IS VILLE. Ky.— The huge field "I think after talking to (assistant vegetables which has been cookedis just the right 1 cup thinly sliced carrots for Suturduy's Kentucky Derby husnT trainer) Mike Griffin and Eddie Maple, amount). Vi cup chapped onion been reduced by the withdrawal ol we just decided that the colt ... was a If the standard loaf pan is used, gently shape Vi cup chicken broth Devil's Bag and Mighty Adversary, but tired horse, no question about tliat." the m eal rtiixture into a loaf shape, smoothing out Arroz Con Polio 1 teaspoon grated orange it certainly has been weakened. ■lADAP We ll get you oft to a great start! ahy cracks that appear. Leave space around the said Stephens, who left a Louisville rind n Less distinguished Derby hopefuls hospital where he has been recuperat­ loaf for juices to drain during cooking. Cover the For One Vi teaspoon/tarragon or teaspoons oil began lining up to try for the open spots ing Irom pneumonia to make his loaf with waxed paper and microwave at full poultry seasoning Vi pound slivered raw in the maximum iield of 20 soon after announcement at Churchill Downs. power for 3 to 5 minutes. Remove the juices with a Vi cup quick cooking rice back-lojback announeements Tuesday "He just didn't seem'liifv, it (that he bulb type baster. Spoon a sauce over the loaf, chicken Grand Opening Microwave: Combine oil, that Devil's Bag was not in condition to was fit) alter the mile ra c e ... Maybe he coating the entire top surface and sides. The glaze Vi cup chopped onion 1 small garlic clove, chicken, carrots and onion in run V/ a miles and that Mighty Adver­ is the kind ol horse that is very slow to prevents the loaf from overbrowning during 4 new stores a DA-quarl (1 quart)* non- sary had broken a bone in his front left turn from 2 to 3 and you go through cooking. Cover again with, waxed paper and minced „ * metalbakingdish.Coverand foot. those changes." • Attleboro Ma • Falmouth Ma continue cooking for the time suggested at 70 1 can (8-ounce) stewed Several colts were shipped Tuesday percent (medium-high). tomatoes _ cook al high power for 2 M The withdrawal ol Devil's Bag left • Worcester Ma • Johnston Rl Sal6 Ends May 6, 1984 ’ minutes, (t minute 30 se­ to Churchill Downs to join 21 Derb^ Stephens with just one Derby entry, For microwaves equipped with a probe, after ■A cup thawed frozen green These convenient meat anij rice entrees can be made for one or two servings. conds)*. Stir in remaining candidates already settled into the early favorite Swale. the initial cooking tim e on high, insert the probe in peas ingreclients; cover and cook From top is Mexican Beef and Rice, Sausage and Peppers, and Arroz con — track's stables, and Churchill olficials But Stephens said Swale would not the center of the meaf, and cook at 70 percent ■A teaspoon salt 5 minutes (3 minutes)* Polio. said more might arrive belore the iield run in the 13-16-niile Preakne.ss Prep at (medium-high) until the thermometer registers ■A cup quick cooking rice longer. Let stand covered 5 is determined and the post positions Pimlico May 19. He did not explain that 170 degrees. ■/■ teaspoon sail Microwave: Combine oil. minutes. Fluff with a fork drawn Thursday. decision, but it was believed to have For Two Sausage 'A cup quTck cooking rice sausages, green pepper and before serving. When more than 20 horses are been made by owner Seth Hancock. Classic Meatloaf 1 tablespoon oil onion in a ■ IVs-quart (1 nominated lor the Derby, the entrants ® < “ Regular 3.49 Regular 4.49 ■A pound slivered raw Skillet: Saute chicken, car­ and Peppers 8 9 10 For TVo quart)* nonmetal baking Hancock is reported to be upset by QUART 12 QUART CASE 4 slices of bacon, cut in half rots and onion in oil until qualify by career earnings, a rea.sona- harsh remarks made by a Pimlico I ANY OIL FILTER ANY AIR FILTER chicken 2 tablespoons oil dish. Cover and cook at high A A Regular 1.14 quart and 12.99 a case DA pounds ground beef chicken is lightly browned bly fair manner of insuring that the official about his brother. Arthur, when ■A cup chopped onion For One Vi pound (six links) brown power 3 minutes (2 min­ IN STOCK IN STOCK >A cup tomato sauce and carrots are lender, about best available 3-yeur-olds run in the he decided not to enter 1983 Derby I medium garlic clove, 1 tablespoon oil 'n serve sausages, sliced utes)*. Add remaining ingre­ 1 egg, beaten 5 minutes. Add broth, rind world's most famous thoroughbred winner Gato del Sol in the Preakness. HAVOLINE SUPREME IMPORT OR DOMESTIC minced 3 brown 'n serve sausages, I cup green pepper strips dients; cover and cook 5 1 cup seasoned bread crumbs apd tarragon. Bring to a full race. Mighty Adversary, the surprise 10W40 MOTOR OIL 1 can (16-ounce) stewed sliced I medium onion, sliced minutes (3minutes)*longer. HUGESUPPLY! 1 tablespoon dried onion boil. Stir in rice. Cover, Until their withdrawals. Devil's Bag Santa Anita Derby winner, had been “Indy winning protection”. New convenient funnel top hirolaac tomatoes ■A cup green pepper strips 1 can (8-ounce) tomatoes Let stand covered 5 minutes. ■A teaspoon instant garlic Vi remove from heat and let ft426,695) and Mighty Adversary Hitting with disaster lor more than a . mak ioW'AO c bottle. PLUS: get a $1.50 mail-in rebate when you buy Enter the 50.000 mile tree cup thawed frozen green 1 small onion, sliced •A cup water Fluff with a fork before 1 teaspoon salt stand 5 minutes. Fluff with a ($220,6,lO) ranked 6th and 9th respec­ week before he suffered what was 5 quarts. Complete details in store. air travel sweepstakes. peas ■A cup tomatoes 1 teaspoon basil serving. Sprinkling of pepper fork before serving. *Forone tively in earnings among the many diagnosed as a small fracture of the wRurolator Details in store Vi teaspoon salt Vi cup water ■A teaspoon salt 1 package ( 10-ounce) frozen vegetables, cooked serving. * Please turn to page 17 Derby hopefuls. The 3-year-old.s look­ coflin bone in his lefLfront loot Tuesday Vi cup quick cooking rice ■A teaspoon basil Vi epp quick cooking rice Y (optional) Y ing to get a chance to replace those morning. STANDARD colts have earnings in-live figures. Last week the bay colt trained by a UP TO 5Q% OFF Sauce: The decision by trainer Woody Tommy Doyle suffered two quarter ! i M fg. suggested list ■A cup catsup Your Neighbor’s Kitchen Stephens to withdraw Hickory Tree cracks in his right front hoot and was a 89< Stables' Devil's Bag Irom the Derby Regutar 1.09 lACH F W ON ALL FRONT END I'A teaspoon Worcestershire sauce late scratch Irom the Blue Grass 1 tablespoon brown sugar was not a surprise to thoroughbred Slakes at Keeneland. COMPONENTS ” RESISTOR • Komples: 1>A tablespoons Dijon mustard experts. Then, earlier this wbek, Doyle and • Ball Joints • Idler Arms 73-76 DODGE DART SWINGER Combine meatloaf ingredients and pat into a Undefeated and voted colt-of- the- owner Fclty Yoder learned that Eddie • Center links • Tie Rod Ends LIST AOAP ...... ring mold. Cook on high for 5 minutes. Rotate pan. Thai food is this dentist’s specialty year as a 2-year-old, the handsome bay ...... Dclahoussaye, the winning Derby . . . PRICE 99< Lower Lett Pour half of sauce on the top and cook covered colt has been a disappointment as a jockey the past two years, had decided Regular 1.19 lACH LIFETIME WARRANTY Ball Joint •BJ10271 $S3 so Regular 3.99 with vented plastic wrap on 70 percent 3-year-old. to ride Gate Dancer instead ol Mighty " On all Front End components Ball joints, By Barbara Richmond "Otherwise we'd need about six woks," SPARK PLUGS Lower Right (medium-high) for 7 to 9 minutes. Allow to stand He won his first start ol 1984. the Adversary. Idler Arms, Center Links. Inner Tie Rods FAN BELTS Herald Reporter he said. Over 45 different Bell JoJnl ABJ10272 ^$3 50 purchased at ADAP-, As long as you Over 100 sizes available. for 5 minutes. 7-furlong Flamingo Prep, then finished After taking X-rays, veterinarians numbers available! Most U.S.cors A light trucks own the car. (With proof of purchase.) Special Ford belts higher. If cooking with a meat probe, cook until probe a shocking fourth in the. Flamingo Rick Redden and Alex Harthill diag­ Dr. Bradley Daar enjoys his practice "ONE^OF THE MOST important Stakes March 3. But the key to reads 120 degrees on high. Pour .sauce on top of as a dentist. But someday when he is nosed the fracture and placed a bar meatloaf and continue cooking at 70 percent ingredients in Thai cooking is fresh Stephens' decision, no doubt, was the shoe on the foot. ALL EXIDE AUTOMOTIVE BATTERIES ready to retire from dentistry, he (medium-high) until probe reads 160 degrees. coriander. It ’s not easy to find, but it’s race the colt ran in the 1-mile Derby "Certainly, it could have been worse, Exide 3, Exide 4, &Yhe Exide Edge. would like to open a restaurant. Allow to stand for 5 minutes. very inexpensive. In some recipes it Trial al Churchill Saturday like a bowed tendon, " Doyle said. "The All with our 90 day over the counter Daar is from Chicago. He has an lists the coriander as optional, but I Jockey Eddie Maple had to whip replacement warranty before pro- During standing time, cook 1 jiackage (10- office on Main Street, where he has prognosis, 1 think, is good for his ounce) frozen vegetables of your cnoice.. recommend it for the majority of Thai Devil's Bug eight times down the eventual return to the races." Regular 6.99 rdtion begins. been practicing for about a year. OFF Turn meatloaf onto a microwave-proof serving and Oriental dishes which suggest its "In Chicago the ethnic backgrounds use,” he said. SALE PRICES (WITH e x c h a n h g e ) plate, spoon remaining sauce over the top. are so'varied — that's one thing I miss The coriander can usually also be Garnish with cooked bacon slices. Return to here," Daar said. Exide 3 34 95 #ET120 microwave and cook on high for 1 minute. F ill .found in the Oriental food stores. D aar CALDWELL He likes just about all ethnic foods, also cautioned that when the recipe, Liquid or paste ™ Regular 54.95 center of ring with cooked vegetables, if desired. Knicks face •but he favors Thai food because "It's such as the one for fried noodles, calls OIL Exide 4 44” AM-FM-MPX Yields: 4 to 6 servings: WL- V mostly hqt and spicy. I learned to cook (PrwA Sub)«ct (o Change) $3.00 rebate for rice vermicelli, not to substitute 104.9 Exide Edge 54” A U TO STOP it in Chicago," he said. bean vermicelli. He said the bean gets Na. Awt ■a^ilrei details in store CASSETTE PLAYER Sauerbraten Beef Ring At one time he managed a short order mushy. a tall problem ------649-8841 restaurant for his uncle and while he ------Daar prepared the Thai fried nooBte was going to dental school, he worked Sauce: ^ for last week’s interview. I t ’s not onTya as a waiter in a very fine seafood very tasty dish, it’s also a very By Frederick Waterman >A cup finely crushed gingersnap cookies '-t # restaurant in Chicago. MODERN AUTO 2 cups beef broth attractive one with the garnishes. UPl Sports Writer QUART But his education in cooking started ■A cup brown sugar (packed) RADIATOR Regular 1.09 even before that. His mother was a liSiii (i .I e h c Regular 8.95 Vi cup raisins Sweet & Sour' BOSTON — The New York Knicks will try stave off INTRODUCES j/|o b jl gourmet cook, he says, and his father Regular 2.99 PAPERBACK ■A cup lemon juice the aggressive Boston front-line in tonight's second the 90-mlnuta S u p e r was a mess sergeant in the Arm y, "1 Cucumbers 8 OZ. REPAIR ’ ® game of their playolf series, but they face a confident 24 picked up a lot of knowledge a ^ u t drive-ln and H)W-40 CAST Regular 29.95 Meatloaf: Celtics team. Regular 23.99 PROTECTANT MANUALS AND cooking when I was young," D aar J^d. 2 large cucumbers - 2 2 driveaway aolutloni' ■A cup finely crushed gingersnap cookies Protecis 8i beaull- C L A S S I 1 small red onion I^ ic k s coach Hubie Brown said in Sunday’s opener FOR: TUNE-UP GUIDES 2 pounds ground beef (lean) SUPER 10W40 lles. It's science but TRAILER ONE PRO BLEM he has here with ■ Vt teaspoon dried red chili flakes of the semifinal series. Boston's "front court got off to Auto radiator leaks, It works like magic. For most domestics and 1 cup soft bread crumbs (DA slices) M O D i i m o t o r o il Imports. HITCHES ethnic cooking is finding stores that sell ■A teaspoon salt 'he past they weren't that ■A cup chopi^ed onion hose leaks, some of the unusual ingredients 4 teaspoons granulated sugar effective. I was disappointed in the lack of ■A cup lemon juice overtwating, BUY ONE REMANUFACTURED needed. In Chicago, he said, there are ■A cup warm water aggressiveness by our club." ^ / t N c a ■A cup water thermostats, ., TO ata v o w * MAYCICAM. all' kinds of ethnic stores and restau­ 5 tablespoons white vinegar GET ONE FREE CARBURETORS 1 teaspoon salt The Celtics are buoyed by the confidence that

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By William J. Ryan •'He was a continually upset meaning milk products make her Toranto said the product is now Granges have meeting Mother’s Day theme planned Tennis lessons planned ^ Pinochle scores listed sick. in stores in Missouri, Kansas, United Press international ,5-year-old because he couldn’t Ea.st Central Pomona Grange 3 will meet Saturday The following are the scores ol the pinochle games “ When we served the new Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana and Manchester Emblem Club will meet Wedne.sday at The Manchester Recreation Department wjll l>e \ have ice cream with other child­ . at Coventry Grange Hall at 8 p.m. Manchester and played April 26 at the Arm y & Navy Club. Play is open product, Dana got upset because Arkansas and soon will be availa­ 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Lodge on Bissell Street. using the Charter Oak tennis courts for department- PLANO, Texas - Physicians ren," the doctor said. "He would Columbia Granges are asked lo bring items for the lo all senior citizens each Thursday at 9; 30 a.m : she thought it was ice cream," ble in New England, the southeast­ A Mother's Day theme will be used. Relreshmenls spon.sored lessons, on Mondays and Wednesdays from seeking an ice cream substitute (or cry rather than go to birthday auction tabic. Anna Wajda 633; Helen Bensche 620; Sam Schors Toranto said, "but she was deligh­ ern states and California. will be served. 3; 30 to 4; 30 p.m. two of their children who are parties where they served ice Plans arc being made to observe Grange Sunday on 620; AliceWeick619; PeterCasella611; Mar.\ Hdl60ti; ted when she found she could eat it. The current line includes vanilla Anyone interested in beginner or advanced allergic to milk products have cream." ■May 20 at S&anche.ster Grange Hall, Olcotl Street, at beginner tennis lessons for youth or adult.s, should Fritz Wllkin.son .599; Robert Hdl .591; and Maude Toranto says the product, which "Getting to watch a child eat with real beans, chocolate, straw­ AM Bridge Club results begun national distributidn Of a 7:30 p.m. Donations of finger foods are needed for contact the department office. New Ses.sjons will Cu.sler ,591. they named Phrvelle Dairy Free, something she could never have berry with real berries, cookies lessen they discovered at a Irefreshmenls lo serve after the services. The following are the results of the April 23 and 26 begin in June. For more information call 647-3166, Al.so; Mary Colpitis .591; Sylvia Gower ,588; (tladys has the flavor of premium ice before gave us a great feeling. and cream with real cookie parts, wedding reception in New York : Reservations arc being accepted for the May 19day games of Manchester AM Bridge Club: after 3 p.m. Seelert 586; Leon Fallot 584; Eleancii' Moran 583: Dr. f. Richard Toranto. a plastic cream and a comparable price but Ralph and I concluded there must chocolate chip with chips, and coffee flavor with real Kona coffee. drip to Newport. R .I. and for the June 2124-hour lour of North-South: Joyce Rossi and Ellen Goldbcg. first; Edward Werner 578: Kitty Byrnes .576; and Bett> surgeon in the Dallas suburb of half the calories. be a huge number of other kids like •Toronto. Niagara Falls and the Thousand Islands. For ours. At that point we decided to Mary Bristol and Mary Corkum, second; Jim Baker Turner ,572. Plano, came across the product :more information call Edith Schoell, .528-8015. and Irv Carlson, third. MARC sponsors auction almost by accident, he said in an T H E L A B E L describes the in­ make it commercially available." TO R A N TO SAID statistics show Group meets at church gredients, in descending o rd ^ o f 5 percent to 10 percent of -the East-West: Bill Levy and Sara Mendelsohn, first: interview. The Manchester Association for Retarded Citizen.s Alcoholics Victorious, a Christian organization to quantity, as a pasteurized bleiwof TO R A lV r^A N D Rashbaum con­ American population has milk Scouts plan car wash Burt Smyth and Flo Smyth, second; and Ethel Coon He was in New York tg_aU£lui a and Kaye Baker, third. (MARC) will spon.sor an art auction Sunday at 57 help alcoholics slay sober, meets each Tuesday at 7:30 cousin's wedding. The cholc.sterol- water, sugar, corn syrup solids, tracted to distribute the product allergies. Hollister St. The auction will feature oils, watercolor.s. BOLTON — Bolton Girl Scout Troop 659 will have a North-South; Jim Baker and Sonja Gray, first; p.m. at Community Baptist Church. 58.5 E Center St (ree, non-dairy dessert was served plus hydrogenated and partially nationally through R&R Enter­ "The New England jifurnal of graphics and sculptures from Marlin Art ln<'. of Deer .car wash Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Mobil Ellen Goldberg and Penny Wealherwax. second; and The group meetings feature .scripture readings, at the reception. hydrogenated vegetable oils (coco­ prises — except in Texas and Medicine says 80 percent of all Park, N Y. ;Station on Route 44. The rain date will be Sunday from Burl Smyth and Flo Smyth, third. discussions, prayer and lellow ship Relreshmcntsart U looked and tasted like ice nut and soybean), soy protein, Oklahoma. In those states retail­ people have lactose intolerance to There will be previews at 6 p'.m, and the auction at 7 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. East-West; Frankie Brown and PegDunfield, first; ser\ed. The meetings are open to Hie public. crearh, Toranto said, but he knew modified vegetable gums, modi­ ers and other dairy product some degree, with 30 percent so Herald photo by Hudson p.m. No admission will be charged. Colfee and cake The cost for having a car washed is $1.50 and for Those attending are asked to use the rear entrance it couldn't be real ice cream fied cellulose gums, salt, dipotas­ distributors are supplied by severe that they must avoid all Frank Bloomer and Morris Kamins, second; and John trucks or vans, $2. Greene and-Joyce Rossi, third. will be served. because the main course had been sium phosphate, polysorbate 60, Foremost-McKesson of San Fran­ lactose products," he said. at the back parking lot meat — the-meal was kosher, and carageenan, sorbitanjnonostear- cisco under contract with R&R. “ Besides that, one in four They’re busy on benefit ate, vanilla and artificial, certified Toranto said Ron John, a Dallas Americans must reduce choles­ Jewish dietary law forbids serving The Rev. Russell Camp, president of the board of the i O T ■Super Coupon ^ Super Coupon II meat and 'dairy products at the food color. executive with the Salt Lake terol intake. A 1 percent choles­ t( P Super Coupon )] Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester Inc., vvith same meal. "1 located the gent who made it City-based Skaggs Alpha Beta terol reduction means heart attack Menus He found the original manufac­ and brought about 50 pounds of it grocery chain, first got it into risk is reduced by 2 percent, and Nancy Gould, left, and' Nancy Milller of the nursing turer, a kosher caterer in Brook­ home,_packed in dry ice, for stores outside of New York. ice cream tops the offender list." group's hospice home care program, look over plans for lyn. making the dessert in a batch" Jason," Toranto said. "The p r^u ct is a success He said non-dairy frozen sand­ Senior citizen A friend and colleague, spinal because o f ^ h n ’s advice, .support wiches made with cholesterol-free, a benefit concert to be given Sunday at the Waddell Ireezer and selling it only (or The following lunches will be served the week of surgeon Ralph Rashbaum, was and commitment," Toranto said. dairy-free chocolate chip cookies School. Proceeds will pay forotherwise-unreirnbursable catered events, mainly Jewish. .May 7 through 11, at Mayfair Gardens and Weslhill invited to dinner, along with his "He tasted it, thought there was a — the vanilla flavored frozen U appeared ideal for his young­ services to hospice program patients. Coheert tickets are Gardens, to Manchester residents who are 60 or older: family. Rashbaum's daughter. marker for it and said he would buy dessert and chocolate chips — will It est son. Jason, who has a severe $4 for adults and $2 for senior citizens and children . Monday: Barbecued beef on a bun, vegetarian [( P B Super Coupon ")| iC E lE Super Coupon 3l milk allergy, Toranto said. Dana, also has lactose intolerance. it if we made it." be in stores within two months. I ^ .beans, homestyle soup, chilled mixed fruit. | M Ap 2-603 AP 2-60S ! Tuesday: Baked chicken Hawaiian, parslied | H ALL VARIETIES SUPER MOIST SINGLE PLY-400-CT Betty Crocker Waldorf : potatoes, peas with pimentos, rye bread, orange juice 1 8 ’ 2-o z . . 4>fOll 1 cake with whipped topping. Laver Cake Mixes pkg Bath Tissue P*Q. 69' Public • Wednesday: Beef-a-roni, tossed salad with dress- i B o o ) ) C £ » ) • ing, zucchini squash, wheal bread, hot cherry crisp. I 2 ; Thursday: Turkey chow mein, steamed rice, green a s Records ; beans, white bread, chiffed plums. • Friday: Breaded fish, buttered corn, stewed Warranty deeds ! tomatoes, tartar sauce, cinnamon applesauce, rye L(M)k fur our beautiful William L. and Sylvia A. bread, sugar cookie. 16 pat>e circular in the Strallon to James W. When you treat her to a fine mail. It's loaded with Stratton, 40 Niles Drive. YEARS DOUBLE $66,500. '' mone.y savinn values... 1 OF SERVINQ Blanchard & Rosselto Meals on Wheels Copk's also available AMERICA Construction Co. lo Den­ Mother’s Day Feast at one of these fine area restaurants! 69" \U (>9 i aovi '01 at vour local store. COUPONS nis P. and Ruth V. O'Neill. •pi •« J s,q 45 W'csterly.St.. $72.9.34. The following meals will be served to Meals on Blanchard & Rosetio Wheels clients the week of May 7 through 11. The hot Conslruclion Co to Mark noon meal is listed first and the cold evening meal, S. and Karen E. 3'edford. second; 53 Westerly SI $74.7,30. Monday: Baked meatloat, Spanish rice, mixed Shell Sirloin Fresh Fr^h Chicken Whole Joseph Ler' .Albert and vegetables, lo.ssed salad, cake with icing: Bologna Lou Mae Albert to Wil­ I and cheese sandwich, fresh banana, milk. Steaks Sirloin Tips BEEF LOIN-BONE IN (SEMI-BONELESS 2.26 LB.) _ Ground Beef Leg Quarters BEEF ROUND-BONELESS liam T. Meo Jr. and Paula Tuesday: Veal with spaghetti sauce, whipped LESSER QUANTITIES 1.5B LB. BREAST OUARTERS-WITH WINGS 75' LB. A. Meo. 45 Marshall Road, SAndsH ttfe/tM e ; potato, wax beans, tossed salad, butterscotch $67,500, ; pudding: Egg salad sandwich, apple.sauce, milk. 1 9 8 .. Betty Lou Modeen to ■ Wednesday: American chop suey. carrots, tossed Formerly coc 8 to 15-lbs Waterfront N Y Sirloin Custom Cut Eugene R. Landry, 16-18 salad, pie; Chicken salad sandwich, pears, milk. 4-lb Pkg. ^ P With IParts lb. to Order Norman St., $83,900. Restaurant & Lounge;^ Thursday: Roast chicken with cranberry sauce, ) 1 ‘lb. or More lb. of BBach baked potato, squash, tossed salad, gingerbread with 1 — 1 1 ------Lena and John L. And­ 20 LBS. FRESH MEATS-SAVE 3.25 LESSER QUANTITIES 1 69 LB BEEF LOIN BEEF ROUND-SIRLOIN TIP ROASTS 2.39 LB erson to John M. and Elmo Zaccarrelli ^ topping; Ham salad sandwich, peaches, milk. Susan B. Round, property Y r f u r H n » t Friday: Cheese ravioli, slewed tomatoes, cauli­ C ook- : i » : H E ^ C 5 0 Lean B on eless ^ 1 9 9 Sirloin Tip 0 ^ 6 9 on Taylor Street. $74,200. Fianos flower or broccoli, tossed salad, pudding: Tuna salad O u t Pack^’ ; Ground Beef 'o' . r Rump Steaks ib 2 S tea k s >b A u f 935 Main Associates to Treat Your Mom ' sandwich, banana, milk. BEEF 1 LB PKG 1 59-SLlCEO U S D A INSPECTED EXTRA MILD FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN WHOLE Savings Bank of Manches­ 1 6 9 I m 1.19 - m 1 ,4 9 Fresh Chicken Breast lb 1 Colonial Franks pkg 1 Leg-0-l.amb S, 1 2 ” A&P Meat Bologna pkg I' M ter, property on Majn SLICED to a Special Dinner FRESH SPECIAL CUT OR MAPLE CURIO FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN ^ -> 5 9 Street, $1,000. V J^estaurani " > 9 9 ,-.b 1 6 9 1 9 9 Chicken Breast Cutlets lb iw Cokinial Sliced Baefm pkg 1 Famb Chops lb 1 A&P Imported Ham Ib Robert A. and Marie Manchester schools FRESH MIXED FRYER PARTS S M OK ED -80NUESS-W ATER ADDED FRl SH GENUINE AMERICAN / , ■_ BEEF M B PKG t 69 Steullet to Victor E. and We have a New Expanded Menu 1 8 9 7 9 9 „ b 1 5 9 Box-O-Chieken m 6 9 ' Colonial Pork Butts ’ lb 1 l amb C:h«)ps-Rib ( “ ’’’) lb sD A&P Meal Franks pkg 1 Dani-Marie Camilleri, with prices ranging from 6” to 13^^. The following lunches will be .served in the LESSER QUANTITIES B»-LB LESSER JUANTITIES 1 LB Ph G 1 69 e a u f SLICED BEEF FRANKS 1-LB PKG 1 69 128-D Highland St., Manchester public schools the week of May 7 through 7 9 9 ,.,b 7 4 9 H b 1 7 9 pkg Am Oscar May er Meat Wieners pkg 1 $55,000. It features classic Italian dishes as 11: Fresh Chicken l.egs m 7 9 ' Ann Page Bacon » Oscar Mayer Bacon lA / it 2 e c:iu£Attke,P^^M iu & Monday: Hamburg pally on roll, french fries, FLAVOR SEAL OR SMOKED ASSOniEOVAHIETIES JUMBO BEEF FRANKS M B PKG 1 • FRESH Joseph T. and Paige T. well as Seafood, Veal and Beef. 729 M b 189 759 Caiyor Mother’s Day * Cod or Scrod Fillet lb ^ LeBlanc to Loy E. and ^Ou/lQoMfyOMXf. buttered mix*ed vegetables, orange smiles. HilLshire Polska Kielbasa lb ^ A&P sliced l.uncheon .Meals ^ i^ 9 9 ' Kahn’s .lumho Meat Franks pkg 1 Tuesday: Beet stew with vegetables and potato, • AVAILABLE W ED-SAT tN SCIF SERVICE FISH DEPT A Gladys W. Gblladay, 108 Reservations Porter St., $78,900. T h e N e w Call early for Reservations. bread and butler, peanut butler brownie. Alan and-Carol Ander­ Featuring Wednesday: Meat and cheese taco, hot sauce, XVIE FAR4# lettuce' and tomato cup, buttered corn, chilled Califomia son to Michael Tirrell and Altnaueigh Inn •Special Menu with La Pizzeria for freshness A Savings Philadelphia Linda S Burke, 130 Glen- applesauce. Strawberries . „. with counfrv dining ail your favorites 125 RIVERSIDE DR. EAST HARTFORD "Thursday: Oven fried chicken, gravy, whipped , wood St.. $67,000. red ripe lu s c io u s California Cream Cheese potato or stuffing, buttered peas, cranberry sauce, Cheese Pizza Robert and Mazie Hill to at its best. •Kiddies Menu available 569-3003 HEAT AND SERVE Broccoli ______I U ‘o Bernard. 415 Wood- bread and butter, apple wedges. DARK GREEN TENDER bridge St., $40,000. ^ " -\^ o r Mother’s Day •Seatings at 12:00 noon Friday: Cheese pizza, tossed salad, apple crisp. Peter and Mary Harris 2:00 p.m., 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Milk is served with all meals. Y Serving Oiir Complete Menu from 12 noon MILADIimM to James and Mary Beth cauMC""*' , Reid, 92 Washington St., We will not be serving Sunday Brunch Manchester 643-2342 99' 7 9 $74,000. on this special day. Bolton Elementary-Center MIXED VEGETABLES. PEAS. GREEN B E A k ^ R FIRM-WESTERN JUICY CALIFORNIA TENDER WHITE. YELLOW 6 8 SWISS George A. Fletcher to Route 6 • Bolton (44A) Green Giant Fresh C Red or Green Kraft American i 69 Robert L. Walsh. 52 Fine food and gracious hospitality is our |pecialty. The following lunches will be served at the Bolton X’ McKee St . 137,000 Elementary-Center schools the week of May 7 through Niblets Corn Anjou Pears ib49 Leaf Lettuce 69‘ Singles pxl' A Early reservations are still available CHICKEN. BEEF OR TURKEY FAMILY PACK GOURMET Fl a v o r e d QUARTERS Julius D. Ransonv J i . to 11: Clifford Hawkes Jr., 25 Sunmaid Seedless Raisins ^ Fancy Tom‘airiot< 'AT U Your hosts . . Bill & Vickie Gaudette and Bernie Henri/ . Monday: Fruit juice, fish and ehee.se on a bun. cole Banquet $1 IMPORTEO-CRtSP JUICY *7r^C ADDRAWTOSALAOSORSTIRFRV I Parkay C Q C Hamilin St., $99,900. slaw, potato puffs, cookie. • LUN CH 1 » DINNER Meat Pies A (frannv Smith Apples .»/" Fresh Mushrooms ml Margarine pkg. Martin atid Rothman Tuesday: Club sandwiches, lettuce* and tomato, IMPORTED-JUICV SWEET SWEET MllO-HOT Open Tues. thru Sun. (closed Mon.) ASSORTED PIECES SEAITEST ^ .w j Inc. to DavitT and ellen potato chips, melon cubes. Red or Black Grapes m 9 9 ' Variety Peppers m 9 9 ' Sunday Breakfast 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 Banquet Fried Chicken 2 ^ I jght n’ Lively C ottage Chtx’sv 1 Krisolofsky, 16 Phyllis Wednesday: Lasagna, green beans, Italian bread, HOWARD JOHNSON S ' r k r V r SUCARSWEET.WHOLE ORCUT 0 S NO 1-SELECT St/E-PICK VOUR OWN PASTEURIZED Road, $108,000. 957 Storrs Rd., Storrs 429-4490 fruit cup. Macaroni & Cheese 8 9 RltI Ripe Watermelon m J" Genuine Idaho Potattas Zm> 5 9 Breakstone's Stnir Cream 9 9 Thursday: Juice, taco turnovers, Spanish rice, NONDAIRV CANTAIOUPE-HONEYOEW WATERMCLONPIECES ^OR SAUCES STEWS OR SAL AOS |i' y-OZ PKG i ^ PASTEURIZED PROCESS Quitclaim deeds Fxtra Fancy Melon Travs m/9 Frt'sh (iarlic Cloves 3t„ 1 1Z-0, 1 8 9 Joseph J. Kaskey to green bcan^ pudding with topping. Rich’s Coffci'Rich 3 9 ' Kraft VelvL'cta .Slici^s pkg 1 Friday: Fruit juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed QUARTERS ^ Flrma E. Kaskey, prop­ Ann Page llandi Whip 89 GrtHtn Price Grocery Specials ilo()d Lightly Sahe^d Butter L'S'U’ erty at North School and salad, choice of dre.ssing, fruited gelatin with topping. Edwards ,streets. Plz^.io Milk is served with all meals. Thomas Heffron to Di­ anne L. Heffron, land on Gold Medal Fritos Bold Laundry Viva Bishop Drive. ... for a gracious Mothers Day RHAM high schools Flour I Corn Chips Detergent Paper Towels Liens 'W nB rioM OH en r ich ed - a l l purpose ^ ALL VARIETIES DETERGENT-PLUS FABRIC SOFTENER The following lunches will be served the week of The Connecticut Bank May 7 through 11 at RHAM Junior and Senior high and Trust Company A special menu with a generous schools: against property of Ro­ selection of intriguing entrees. .rloTHEKsJAY, Monday: Ravioli casserole, green beans, home­ bert B. Bard, 18 Engle­ made roll, applesauce. wood Drive, $14,811.64. From $12.75 7 9 69 623 Main Street Tuesday: Chicken nuggets, trench fries, homemade roll, corn, brownie. Restaurant & Lounge Servetd in our Northern Italian TOASTED OAT CEREAL Dirt, stains iKormerh Tlir MiillH*rr«) CUTS CREASE QUICKER restaurant from 12 noon to 8 pm. Treat Her To Our Wednesday: Cheese pizza, garden salad, juice bar, Big G Chcerios S.".' P ’ Thursday: Juice, grinder, vegetable sticks, potato CRANAPPLEOn Green Giant Vegetables Seven Seas Dres,sings tf' 6 9 ' S .O X Soap Pads invite bugs chips, gelatin with topping. ALL VARIETIES BUTTERMIIK RECIPE. CREAMY PARMESAN OR CREAMY BACON ^ g \ t > 20* OFF LABEL Reservations Please Ocean Spray Cran* grape ‘S?' r ’ Friday: Fish and cheese, potato rounds, mixed REGULAR. CHET OR CAFFEINE FREE Hawaiian Punch Seven Seas Dres.sings "S! 7 9 ' Palmolive Dish Detergent TINY LITTLE TEA LEAVES THE ORIGINAL SINGLE PLY for dinner Home of the Original Antipasto Bar vegetables, homemade muffin, frosted cake. Milk is Dvpout Ml Steak Special Coca Cola or Tab 1 Tetley Tea Bags Near ^ t Rice Pilaf S'. 79 comes lo Manchester. Vitello's, formerly 45 E. Center St., Manchester, CT 643-2751 served with all meals. Coronet Napkins ST. PAL'L, Minn (DPI) ALL GRINDS ALL VARIETIES-PIE FILLING OR ^ ALL VARIETIES — Dirt and food stains are of Franklin Avenue, Hartford, is now Maxwell House Coft'ee Jell-O Pudding Mix 2,ir„79' Kal Kan Dog Food 'Sf 39' 2 eorzoETi^EE INSTANT NEW BITTE R TASTE FOR OUTDOOR BARMOUES-CHAHCOAL ^ _ 2 an invitation to dinner for open serving authentic Italian delicacies Did will Love It. tool 7 9 9 featuring the'original Antipasto Bar ■ Crc“St Toothpaste •J tutwt ^ Maxwell House Coffee Contadina Tomato Sauce 3 9 Kingsford Briquets 20.2g 4 .some insects — especially Hebron and Andover schools WAXED OR UNWAXEO READV TO USE OUALITX when the stains are on served with every meal. Homemade WHITENS & BRIGHTENS Make It A Special Day The following lunches will be served in Hebron J & J Dental Fk)ss foS 9 9 ' Spruce Tiny Shrimp Contadina Tomato Paste ’c« 5 9 Final Touch Fabrii; Softener 1"’ ' natural fabrics, says a sauces and egg pasta made fresh daily SOLID3-OZ.ANTM>ERSPIRANTeOZ.2dgEACH ^ . TWIX FAMILY PACK 9 2-OZ OH Elementary, Gilead Hill and Andover Elementary I. 2m, 149 textile and clothing Sure Roll-On Deodorant com A Summit Candy Bars pkg I are a Vitello family tradition. ' schools, the week of May 7 through 11: SiTtice .Sial'ood Market expert. For Your Special Lady DELUXE LINED-SMALL, MEDIUM OR LARGE CRAPE. ORANGE OR PUNCH "Some insect larvae Monday: Hotdog with roll, baked beans, cole slaw, A&P Laytex Gk)ves i^ 5 9 Lincoln Fruit Drinks FRESH CUT _ may already be on the vanilla pudding. PACKED IN W ATER-6 VY-OZ. CAN G )d Steaks m 1*’ fabrtc and must be re­ Open 7 days a week. Business luncheon Veal Parmiglana...... 6^° Tuesday: Grinders, salad, chips, orange. Cutex Polish Remover 2 r Empress Chunk Light Tuna^ 6 9 ' FRESH CUT Store Sliced ^ 2 Wednesday: Cheese pizza, green beans, peaches. SMALL PITTED-RIPE moved (before storing served Monday thru Friday 11:30 a.m.- Baked Stuffed Shrimp...... 8^'^ God or Scrod Fillet m 2'*’ Cooked Ham ,b ^ garments for the 2 p.m. Dinner served Monday thru Thursday: Chicken, rice pilaf, peas and broccoli, Bic Lighters S P Early ^lifornia Olives t:; 9 9 summer) to prevent the Thursday 5 p.m.-lO p.m. Friday and Chicken Cardan Blau...... 6^*^ C > ice cream, bread. Flounder or Haddock Fillet m 3 C olonial German Bologna » 1''' Friday: Fish, hash browns, corn, spice cake, rolls. rviacaroni & Cheese DinnerJ *1 LAROE-26 TO 30 CT.-SHELL-ON m a a insects from eating the Saturday until llT)0 p.m. fabric," says Cherilyn Filet Mignan...... Milk is served with all meals. Fancy Shrimp m 7” Spic> Genoa Salami 2 “’'’ Vitello’s relaxation time Monday thru Stainless Steel A&P Pork & Beans r9 9 ' 1',»-LB AVO. SIZE ^ 4 0 Nelson, a University of VANILLA. CHOCOLATE OR DUPLEX Minnesota Extension Ser­ Friday 3-5 p.m. serving special drink Cookware m s - 1 4 9 Fresh Live Lobsters » 5 Dorman's American C heescm 2 ’'’ CompHnwntafyjHaw a t Krtiw wHh M ooi'i DNiiMr. am A&P Sandwich Creams FRESH CALICO _ prices and appetizers. DISPOSABLE vice specialist. CtftHlealM niM bl*. Here’s where to write ALL ITEMS NOW ON SALE Fhrida Bay Scallops m 3'*^ Ms. Nelson also recom­ A&P Toddkr Size Diapers 5 ^ C i>le Slaw or .Macaroni Salad ,»65' mends removing bells . .Here’s where to write for advice from the from clothing, closing but­ Call fo r Reservations 649-3666 syndicated advice columnists featured In the Breakfast Served 5:30 am tons and zipping zippers Manchester Herald: : APRIL 29TH THRU MAY STH, 1614. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ITEMSFOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. before storage to prevent until 1 pm. Dinners noon til aL m O M U R T • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. Box unnecessary stress on 8 pm 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. garments to be hung for near the IhitiMin Btidgc • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., P.O. storage. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York. N.Y. Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester For box or drawer stor-\ 623 Main Street, Manchester 3025 MAIN ST. 659-0162 10019. age, she said, you can at the corner of Pearl • Dr. Blaker — Dr, Karen Blaker, Ph.D., P.O. retain shape by stuffing junction of routas 2 6 3 HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M‘. TO 12:00 P.M.; La Strada Restaurant Box 475, Radio City Station, New York, N .Y areas such as gathered 471 Hartford Rd. 64^-6165 sleeves with white tissue 10019, SATURDAY 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00‘P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. TO §:00 P.M. paper. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 2. 1984 17 Supermarket Shopper Cooking for two Advice New England Recipes Double, triple plays can be a snap \fi/idow’s looks don’t tell her age Prison food ’" V ’ Continued from page 13 Skiilet: Saute sausages, green pepper and onion in for refunders, too DEAR ABBY: I'm a me I would forget Dick — science will be clear oii until onion is tender but not browned. Add widow. 80 years young. that he was a hum, and I knowing you conveyed in Hartford tomatoes, water, basil and salt. Bring to a full boil. Nobody woiild take me for Granny's wishes. m erchandise a?id gift weeks the supply of game was too young for him. By AAortln Sloone a day over 60 or 65 at the Stir in rice. Cover, remove from heat and let stand 5 items. The story quotes cartridges had been ex­ Now what should I do? United Feature most. Not to bpast, but I D EAR ABBY: When minutes. Fluff with a fork before serving. ’ For one her husband, Ed, as say­ hausted. The fine print on DREAMING OF Syndicate Dear Abby Mummy tells her daugh­ serving. ing: "It's half the mail we the request form said am considered a beautiful DICK ‘not so bad’ woman. I have always ter the car won't start Spring is here and the get." "while supplies last," and DEAR DREAMING: taken good care of myself. Abigail Van Buren unless all the seat belts sports pages are full oT If your smart shopping consumers soon began to Quit pursuing Dick. His I'm tall and slim, keep are buckled, then By United Press International headlines made on base- story appears in the head­ receive their prodfs of father knows him better Mexican Beef and Rice myself blond, have very "proves" it by jiggling the nail diamonds around the lines, please send me a purchase back with a skin (I have never had a than you do. ignition key, she may Remember those prison mov ies where the inmates, For One country. But the double copy. Send it to Martin "sorry" letter. facelift). and I'm in excel- think she is teaching her tired of meat loaf 21 dliys in a row, would mount a riot '/« pound ground beef and triple play headlines Sloane, in care of United D EAR ABBY: I need a ' lent health. My doctor to buckle up the seat belt. .in the dining hall and throw food around while ■A cup chopped onion I'm interested in are those Feature Syndicate, 200 "The overwhelming tells me I have the body of either not believe me or he still loved me and not to prompt reply. How does Wrong! .She is teaching -screaming at the guards? ■A cup tomato sauce made b'y smart super­ Park Avenue, >Jew York, and unexpected response one carry out the wishes of a 45-year-old woman. he'll faint dead away. forget him. her child to lie. It wasn't always the food that drove them crazy, V« cup water market shoppers. N.Y. 10166. to this offer did force us to a much-loved relative A neighbor told me What is your advice? On Valentine's Day he : despite the often obscene references to little items on Vt cup quick cooking rice The Daily Iberian of deny some offer requests There art better ways about her bachelor TO TELL OR sent me a box of candy who knows her days are ; the menu as something less than edible. 1 tablespoon sliced pitted ripe olives or stuffed New Iberia. La., recently REFUNDING NEWS: earlier this year, Iiefore numbered and coming to than lying to persuade a brother who lives in a NOT TO TELL with worms in it, which Sometimes, prison food is pretty good. green olives reported on the smart When General Mills' additional cartridges an end? When I visited foreign country. He's an wasn't his fault. It was the spoiled child to buckle up. Robert DeVeau, on the job a week as chief of food */4 teaspoon chili powder shopping of Zanetta Long. Lucky Charms cereal re­ were available," says Ste­ Granny last week, she engineer with an oil com­ DEAR TO TELL: First, thought that counted. Simply refusing to start and commissary for the Connecticut Department of V< cup crushed tortilla chips She has files for every­ cently offered a free video phen Demeritt, a General said, " I do not want 'Aunt / ' ^ pany. She sent him my get to know each other. He had given me his the car is one way. Or ’ Clorrection, says prison recipes are made in line with Vt cup shredded Cheddar cheese thing and her organiza­ game cartridge in return Mills vice president. But- UPI photo picture and we have been And if it starts to develop sister's address, so I M ary' at my funeral — we maybe using a firm, lov­ recommended daily nutritional requirements. tion has paid off. On her for proof of purchase, the Demeritt says that any never liked each other." corresponding. He's 65, into something serious, wrote to him in care of. ing voice. "th e reaction overall is good," he said. So far, he For Two fast shopping trip she company was unprepared consumer who received Tony Klaja, food services supervisor at James Barton (left) in the kitchen of the but he doesn't know my teli him — but make sure her, but I never got an Now, how do I go about hasn't heard any complaints and there haven't been Vt pound ground beef bought $241.21 worth of for the deluge of requests such a "sorry" letter may Persuasion, si! Lying to . the Hartford Community Correctionai facility. age. (Neither does my he's sitting down. You can answer, so I called his carrying out Granny's any food riots like in.a James Cagney movie. Vt cup chopped onion groceries, and after turn­ that poured in. Within now receive a cartridge. a child, no! neighbor.) 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Bounds, a Methodist minister who faithful and diligent in prayer! well as a variety of And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit lived in the iast century, wrote these words: 2 tablespoons coriander.roots and stir until sugar dissolves. Add the beaten eggs, letting them set slightly, then stir to scramble. Add and spoke the word of God boldly. All the "What the church needs today is not more Pastor Jim Beliasov 6 chicken pieces the noodles and toss and stir for about two minutes. believers were one in heart and mind. No machinery or better, not new organizations Faith Baptist Peanut oil for frying News for Senior Citizens Grind or pound the garlic, peppercorns and Reserve 4 tablespoons of beansprouts and add the Beats The Clock coriander into a paste. Wash and throughly dry the remainder to the wok. Stir for a minute or so and chicken and apply the paste to the meat. Marinate one barely cook the bean sprouts. Turn the mixture onto a Cinema to two hours. Deep fry in a wok, 375 degrees. Drain on platter, placing the reserved been sprouts on one side. W it h F i v e o f Y o u r Social events for spring paper towels. Serve hot with rice and sweet and hot To garnish, sprinkle the noodles with the garnish chili sauce. ingredients in the following order: Shrimp powder, peanuts, chili flakes, green onions, coriander leaves. Horttord /:30, v:40. — Splash (PG) Against All Odds (R) 7:15, H old(PG ) 12:15, 2,3:50,5:35, 9:20. — Friday the 13th: The L u n d ieo ii Favorites. inclucie a lunch an(d tea Atlieneutn Cinema— Reop- 7:20, 9:35. — Hard to Hold 9:40. 7:20, 9:10. — Splash (PG) Final Chapter (R) 7, 9:15. — Ring the platter with lime siices and serve. ens Thursday. (PG) 7:15, 9:30. West Hartford 12:30, 2:40,4:40,7:05,9:05.— Romancing the Stone (PG) 7, Cinema City — This Is Mansfield Elm I a 2 — Terms ot Romancing the Stone (PG) 9:20. — Police Academy (R) Sweet and Hot Chiii Sauce Editor's note: this column is pre­ Spinal Tap (R) 7:45, 9:45. — Translux College Twin — Endearment (PG) 7, 9:30._ 12,2:15,4:20, 7, 9. 7:10,9:15. Sate-Satay Tickets are $17., and space is still Heart Like o Wheel (R) 7:30, Moscow on the Hudson (R) 7, Where the Boys Are '84 ( R) 7, Willlmantlc Windsor IVz cups golden seedless raisins pared by the staff of the Manchester 9:50. — El Norte (PG) 7,9:35. 9:15.— Pink Floyd: The Wall available. Call Daniels at 646-3012. The 9:30. Jlllson Square Cinema — Plaza — The Right Stuff S tablespoons white vinegar 1 pound beef, pork or chicken Senior Center. It appears in the Heraid Cinestudio — Fanny and (R) 7:15 with Fellini's Saty- The Movies — Hard to Children otthe Corn (R) 7:10, (PG) 7:15. bus will leave from the senior center at Alexonder (R) 7:30. rlcon (R) 9. 3 teaspoons red chili fiakes 2 cloves garlic, smashed and chopped on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 7 p.m. Colonial — Reopens Fri­ Vernon ■ 8 cioves garlic Vt onion, chapped day.- Cine I a 2 — Terms ot By Judith Kaiser On Tuesday, May 22 at 9:30 a.m.. East Hartford Endearment (PG) 7, 9:30. — Eastwood Pub a Cinema — Activities Specialist there will be a sign-up for the June 30 Terms ot Endearment (PG) Red Sox/Seattle game at Fenway Park 7:15. In the early 1900s, an old Try meatloaf for budget fare Hello everyone. The 'coming of in Boston. The special price being Poor Richard's Pub a Ci­ man owned a confection­ nema— Against All Odds (R) Served Spring is no longer a rumor. It offered to seniors is $16. 7:15,9:30. ary store in a building just ORieWTAt- iVIGWr Continued from page 13 "officially" arrived at the center this .Showcase Cinemas — behind the railroad sta­ plate and spread remain- If you do not have a during cooking to retain other morning with the sounds of a SETBACK SCORES: Grace Wind­ Footloose (PG) 1:30, 7:15, tion then in Depot Square. ing sauce over loaf before microwave with a probe, m oisture. Use vented 9:35.— Police Academy (R) Lemon Loaf serving. Garnish with cook on high for 15 to 20 plastic wrap. Yields; 6 Cheese P'zza lawhmower _purring on the front sor, 133; Dom Anastasia, 133; Doris 1, 7:30. 9:45. — Greystoke: Upstairs, his son prac­ AT THE "POPS” ticed dentistry — filling lemon slices. minutes. Be sure to cover servings.. grounds — just in time for the Mother's Jacobs, 128; Mina Reulher, 123; The Legend of Torzan, Lord Sauce: ot the Apes (PG) 1:30, 7:10, cavities which his father's Day Tea tomorrow, and for Big Week Lorraine Smith, 120; Sue Rowe, 119; Vt cup ketchup 2 S \V c e s , $1.90 9:35. — Moscow on the candy presumably helped Reg celebration May 7 to 11. Hope you have Edna'Browne, 119; Arthur Bouffard, Hudson (R) 1:45,7:20,9:45.— Vt cup brown sugar create. The very approp­ purchased all the advance tickets you 117; Helena Gavella, 117; Marge Reed, Children ot the Corn (R) 1:15, (packed) 7:30, 10. — Iceman (PG) 1, riate family surname: lANCHES.TER SYMPHONY will need, and please, remember. Big 117. 7:40, 10. — Friday the 13th: Vt teaspoon dry Sweet. The grandson of $ ! Day lunch tickets will be on sale until The Final Chapter (R) 1,7:40, ORCHESTRA AND CHORALE mustard the candy store owner, Tuesday, May 8 at 12 noon. One last call PINOCHLE SCORES: Ada Rojas, 9 :45. — Swing Shift ( PG) 1:45, Vt teaspoon allspice 7:15,9:35. Fred Sweet, still lives at for donations of flower cuttings. These 878; Martin Bakstan, 799; Ernest Manchester Dash ground cloves 62.30 2 can be brought to the center on May 9. Grasso, 778; Lottie Lavoie, 776; Bob UA Theaters East — the family homestead on 2 Romancing the Stone (PG) 42 N. School Street. Upcoming trips and sign-ups: Schubert, 759; Ethel Scott, 754; Leon > Meatloaf: SPECIALIZING TRI-CITY The United Nations and World Trade Fallot, 752; Betty Turner, 749; Hans CUfST $OLOI$T$. IW pounds lean ground IN WEDDING SHOPPING PLAZA iTO Center trip is set for May 9. The bus will Frederickson, 747; Marge Reed, 746;'• MAnCMCSTEil(amCWT>»B«M>lwnAVC» BIRTHDAY VERNON • 644-8682 PETER HARVEY. Tenor beef CAKES W eailbaUSub be leaving from the Pic 'n Save parking Gert McKay, 745; Olive Houghtaling, 3 slices day-old bread BARBARA ADAlViS PIERCE, Soprano lot at 7:30 a.m. 735. 1 egg. slightly beaten There are still openings for Coach- 'OPEN s e v b T $1.90 1/3 cup lemon ju ic e . [DAYS A WEEK Reg light's production of "G ypsy" slated GOLF SCORES: Low gross — Walt >/4 cup chopped onion for May 23. The total cost is $19. Call Frederickson, 41; Mike Zwick, 42. Low FRIDAY. JV\AY 18,1984 2 tablespoons seasoned m Post Road Stages at 644-1531. Also, on net — Arnie Landsberg, 24; Ray salt n i b $ ' May 23, there is Julie Andrew's evening Bidwell, 32; John Gailagher, 32; Paul SATORDAY, MAY 19,1984 ASSORTED lAYER CAKES concert at the Hartford Civic Center. Broullette, 33. - 8:(X) p.m. Syrtan pamlsh: ^ 3 . 3 9 ui Howell Cheney Technical School ' 6 very thin lemon slices $230&$2J2. Andre the Seal begins swim In a small bowl, mix ASSORTED DOUGHNUTS together sauce ingre­ OINMAI. AOMISSIONi * • $1 PROVINCETOWN, Mass. (U P I) - "W e expect him when we see him. dients, and reserve. In a 6 FOR $1.39 Andre the Seal e a s ^ his 250-pound Sometimes he takes his time and larger bowl, mix together body of muscle and fat into Province- sometimes he hurries," said Thalice meatloaf ingredients. Pat meatloaf into a ring mold town Harbor Monday and began his Goodridge, the wife of Andre's trainer. MUSIC FROM SmnHMINTS AVAILAIU annual swim to Rockport, Maine. Goodridge, 68, a retired tree surgeon, dish. Spread half of the S IX FREE ROLLS WITH , reserved sauce over the Harry Goodridge, who found the used to let Andre'roam free during the T H E M IKA D O th e p u r c h a s e o f ; meatloaf. abandoned seal pup 23 years ago, winter, but the seal developed the habit t h e k i n o a n d I For Ticket Reservations ONE D0ZEN*AT patted Andre goodbye before sending of jumping into fishermen's boats. w.rsiuiT him on his 260-mile trip up the Atlantic Andre also received several death FLOWER DRUM EONO call: 872-7823 Insert temperature REGULAR PRICE coast. threats, so Goodridge st.arted shipping . probe into the center of MANCHESTER APRIL27,28 MAY 4,5 KISMET the meatloaf. Cover with Andre spent the winter at the Mystic him out for the winter — for several M t M . MANCHESTdl »W H laC IO I. IAST MBDU lU M W 649-6543 Aquarium in Mystic, Conn., and was years to the Boston Aquarium and now ADDUCTION iiNM i T R t onmaufr^' i'. plastic wrap. Microwave SFIH3AL FRICIS FOR ORGANIZATIONS, 358 West Middle Turnpike TICKETS 644-1354.651-0108.647-9308 ' on high until probe papaQind^ taken to Provincetown for the annual to Mystic. He lazes around his pen 633-2419 reaches 160 degrees. Al­ CHURCHES, SYNAGOGUE swim. His trips north have ranged from during the summer, performing tricks ••• aiiA atkar orlaital M O IleC " 65 hours to two weeks. twice a day at feeding time. low to stand for 5 minutes, 646-8553 |hen unmold onto serving FotTake=Dut Call:- 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Mtiy 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, May 2, 1984 - 19 Wednesday TV Cajun chef insist§~lhe simplest recipes are the best ones

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The venture is Governments in developing nations should stop MOULINEX UJESTBEND^ interfering in their domestic economies and let La Machinal HAMILTON BEACI Eureka ESP EUREKA EUREKA to bring in most ot its revenue through GENERAL EL%CTRIC advertisements. market forces dictate development, they said in a Food Proeessor 2-12 Cup Cofteemaker Deluxe Upright Deluxe All-Steel Tuesday news conference. Wall-Mount Can Opener W EST BEND "It's going to allow monthly parkers to park on Caidor R^^Price ... 59.99 Caidor Reg. Price N-.35.99 Vacuum Cteim r Vacuum Canister Vac Hot Air Popcorn Popper the fringes of the city and be shuttled in." said Lord Peter Bauer of the London School of Caidor Sale Price .. . 44.60 Caidor Sale Price .. .26.99 Alan Lazowski, chairman of Laz Corp. “ This will Economics, one of the three speakers at a University Mfr. Mail-in Rebate .. .7.00* Mfr. Mail-in Rebate .. 10.(Xt* ^ . 's s ... SSSi *5 9 2 4 .9 7 ... 19e70 allow the inner city to serve for more transient of Hartford symposium on the luture of Latin Dial-a-Nap height Top-filling: hast 1.2 peak H P . #3320 Automatic, hands-free 13.70 parking." American economics, said official corruption is a AFTER AFTER adjust. Vibra<3roomer cleaner. headlightT'All- -EurekW-MIghty Mite' operation. Attaches easily to Measuring guida, butter meiter The first bus is red 1964 model purchased from a symptom.and not a cause ol economic distress. It chrome plated ' metal Vibra-Groomer REBATE . . 17.60 REBATE 1&99 Vac.*3fio wail; saves on valuable counter tray. Great nutritious snacks for Glastonbury auto dealer for $13,550. The second is The root cause, he said, is government interference beater #2061 beater. #1458 ourRtarto.aa .69.70 Stainless steel blekdSs. #LMII Has clock/timer. Model #804 space! Model #EC55 picnics, parties, TV! #82102 to come from London next month and Lazowski in economic life. said he expects to have four on the streets w ithin a Manuel Ayau, president of Francisco Marroquin > «E E CLERK FOR DETAILS ON ALL REBATE ITEMS r year, University in Guatemala, said the developing M countries cannot create jobs without foreign capital. i — 7t “ When people think of downtown, we want, P H O T O EtA V IN G S f r o m C A L D O R ! them to think of double-deckers." said Jon Irwin, Ayau said the capital should come from the private a company vice presdient. "W e want double- sector rather than government to government UPI photo deckers here to be like the trolleys are in San transfers^ Francisco. It's a long shot, but that's our goal. " J. William Middendorf II, permanent U.S. ambas­ T-120 C a n o n sador to the Organization of American Slates, called Molecular model the Reagan administration's Carribean Basin initia­ advertising charged tive a revolutionary approach to development:ipment: Chemist studies a molecular model of a ot different elements that are combined RH0IO CLINIC He said the initiative would allow one-'ane-way Ir t^ HARTFORD The state Department of chemical used as a dye-forming coupler make the coupler vvhich helps A I trade for a 12-year period, creating priv;rivate scctol M t^lTte Canon Camera fv o Consumer Protection has charged an Ansonia ' growth in areas where "m ere cash wouldould be very' in 35mm color negative films made in improve speed, grain, sharpness and At Our MANCHESTER ^ e firm with falsely advertising it was going out of harmful." Rochester, N.Y., by Eastman Kodak Co. color reproduction. the living, bedroom and dining room-furpiiure Middendorf said the "only chance" for struggling The small spheres represent the atoms •FRIDAY, MAY 4 business. Latin American economies is not foreign aid but BLANK AUDiO^TAPE 12 PM to 9 PM A complaint announced Tuesday charged direct foreign investment that will come about only by Glazers of Ansonia with violating the state’s making the investment attractive for foreign .--JVC:^ T-120 Eaemples: S 3 Quick Focus •SATURDAY, MAY 5 Canon AL-1 ______C«etnon AE-i Program Unfair Trade Practices Act for advertising it was companies. "And that's only from changing from Hi-Grade Premium going out of the furniture business and then •Maxell UD90 2-Pk. 11 4JMJgJ/PM - 3 55mm i SLRf/1.8Lens 35mm SLR f/1.6 Lens government ownership to private enterprise," he There’s money to be made Video Tape V continuing to sell the items in question. Y Reg. 7.97...... 6 .3 8 said. n QQ •He’ll demonstr/te the latest in Canon cameras, Oifr Our S 0 ^ 7 A hearing on the'complaint was set May 17. Our •SONY LNX90 2-Pk lenses and accessories. Reg. 169.87 ...... Reg. 259.87...... f Ayau said government interference in domestic- Reg. 1 3 .9 9 ...... 9 e O O • He' It show you how Canon cameras differ from 139.77 The department also announced it issued an economies is nearly universal in Latin America, but Reg. 4 .6 7 ...... 3.74 Aperture priority automation plus manual Premium grade for superior others. He'll show you why you get better results, Camera autonfaticallysetectdcorrect shutter order requiring a Berlin home .improvement the degree is more intense in socialist economies such why Canon is easier to usel control for creative photography. Has speed 4 aperture. Has shutter priority automa­ contractor to honor all guarantees issued to in troubled oilfield market reproduction in SLP mode and •TDKD60 2-Pk. ^ as Nicaragua. •And he'll answer all your questions regarding LED indicators in finder to assure correct tion plus manual override for creativity. freeze-frame. Stock up 4 save! R«9. 3.99...... 3e19 consumers. Middendorf said the desire to remain in power is Canon photo equijjment. focus everytime you shoot. The order against James Peters, who operates behind the communist attack on foreign investment. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Ha­ inertial systehi that maps cities or survival, along with efforts in ALL CANON CAMERAS INCLUDE CANON USA 1-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY REGISTRATION CARD. Thermal Windows in Kensington, resulted from "Their goal is to keep the people poor and busy an investigation into a consumer complaint. rold Odom's engineering and data swamps in short order from a maintaining product quality while because their goal is to keep themslves in power," he collecting firm grew with dynamic helicopter, spreading cost over .several years. said. bursts of cash and energy all Odom, who grew up in his Odom, like his clients, has learned Firm fined for fiuid spill Bauer said " I f you have such a tightly controlled through the bright days ol the late father's offshore and civil cngincr- to lunction with limited liquidity. economy, corruption is inevitable." And, he said, 1970s as did so many companies ing firm until they formed their He sees a need to develop a HARTFORD - The Ex-Cell-0 Corp. of East "You don't have to go to Nicaragua" to see the involved in the oil industry. present company in 1968, said hard relationship with creditors, based poverty, that a controlled economy perpetuates. I zSoMlS s SPECIAL' Windsor has agreed to pay a $5,000 fine for an When harsher reality set in times have demanded a complete on the concept that buying'on lime accidental discharge of testing fluid in June 1983, "Look at the Soviet Union,” he said. Odom was faced with a painful but rethinking of attitudes toward makes the lender a financial □ includes Kiron 5-Year Attorney General Joseph 1; Lieberman has Ayau said. "It's the black market that's saving our clear decision: make the neces­ clients, employees and financiers. participant in the business. Warranty limited reported. economies ... the illegal free economy. It works even if sary adjustments in his $10 million- A failure in any of these areas Keeping creditors informed Lieberman said'Tuesday only a'minor amount you persecute it.’' a-year operation or cease W) could have scuttled the enterprise about, the company's cash flow is of fluid was spilled, but it contcuncd fluoranthene, When asked if there were any dangers inherent in operate. during the past couple of years, important in tight 'tim es, when •KIRON« 8Ch2^m f/4.5 Macro listed by the federal Environmental Protection intense foreign investment in developing economies, Now, on the edge of what he sees when activity in the Gulf of Mexico payment from clients lends to lag Focus Zoom Lens w/Zoomlock^ Agency as a hazardous material. Ayau compared it to the recent development boom in as a comeback, Odom values the shuddered under the impact ot an by as much as 120 days. Candn ‘Snappy 50’ “ While we view this $5,000 fine as a necessary the Southern states at the expense of the industrial lessons learned as a means of international oil glut and a spider "Creditors squeak loud, and the Our Rag. 169.94_____ 3 3 Northeast. All RECOTON 35mm Autofocus Camera enforcement action, we are pleased to note that coping with the austerity he web ol economic uncertainty. little guys squciik the loudest, " he Stereo Headphones •KIRON« 35-135mmf/3.S Macro the Ex-Cell-0 Corp. was quick (o respond to the And Middendorf said it hadn't hurt the United States expects to linger for a long time. Those companies that master a said. Our spill by instituting procedures to insure that it to have its railroads developed with British capital. Reg. 109.94 ...... Focusing One-Touch Zoom Lens He sees lower profits and stiffer new marketing approach — attea- "We've got some that under­ Carry Case $89 / KODAK COLOR PRINT FILM would not happen again,” Lieberman said. Ayau also discounted any potential danger in competition for the oil industry, tive rather than aggressive — stand (andsome) don't understand 4.88 to 11.88 Features automatic loading, exposure 4 Our Rag. 199.94 ...... 5 3 He said the company has been "very running long-term trade deficits with the developed " I hope we don't ever .see the stand to make a lot of money, he Our Reg. 6.99 to 14.99 Our •Disc 2-Pak (30 Expoauras)...... 4 .3 3 .so well, so we .spend more time focusingl Has convenient motorized wind cooperative" with his office and the state countries in a free-market system, "rm not explosive boom-type situation that said, even in a troubled market communicating.” Including Micro Eargear and Reg. 8 . 9 7 ___ 4 rewind. Compact and lightweight. •KIRON® 70-210mmf/4 Macro •CN 5 5 -2 4 (IS 0 100)...... 2 .5 7 6.88 Department of Environmental Protection. concerned about that," he gaid. "W e would like to we had back in 1981, " said Odom, with less money to be made.^ The company's payroll has been Fotdaway modelspaced in hard Focusing Zoom Lens w/Zoom- Made of soft vinyl. Holds up to •CA|10N 'Snappy 20’ 3Sffim w/BulH-in •CP135-36(ISO 100)...... 3 .4 3 have a deficit always. An unbalanced account means president of Odom Offshore Sur­ "W e used to just say, ‘Look, we the toughest part of its survival plastic cassette boxes or deluxe 30 cassettes. Horizontal lock™ & Focustop^ . nothing." ^ a h , Rag. 69.84...... 6 9.7 7 veys, "But it’s going to be very do this, this and this and how about strategy. Odom has lost a handful vinyl carry bags. storage. Ideal for home/auto. Rag. 229.94 ...... M 8 4 •C lio -2 4 ...... 2 .4 6 Engine performance tested lough to maintain the standard of us playing some golf.' It was of fine engineers in the past two EAST HARTFORD — Pratt & Whitney's new living we've had the last 15 years.'' basically throwing things up in the years, mostly to high-tech indus­ TAKE A GREAT POLAROID PICTURE PW4000 engine has higher thrust, lower fuel The company, headquartered in air and hoping somebody runs into tries enjoying their own boom. AND WIN A PORSCHE (A $44,500 Value) consumption, and the lowest operating tempera­ ‘Burger battle’ Baton Rouge. La., is involved in them.” All the same, lie has retained the ______^ purchMO necessary; see clerk for details. tures of any engine at 56,000 pounds of thrust. civil engineering, seismic mea­ Sensitivity to clients’ economic majority of his 65 workers and 12 United Technologies Ciirp. reports. surement and several innovative constraints has played a major staff members and convinced 2 UTC reported Tuesday the engine has per­ costs millions forms of surveying — including an role in Odom Offshore's own them to take a 10 percent pay cut. 2 formed as expected during its first week of full-scale sea level tests, which should mean the NEW YO RK (U PI) — The “ burger battle" heated engine can pertbwn well at even higher thrust up last year 'and cost the three giant hamburger ‘Liberty Bdir award rates and altitudes. chains — McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's — The sea level^ tests evaluated 1,900 different $871,000 a day for television commercials. Consumers aspects of the engine’s performance. Simulated Digest magazine says. „ altitude testing will now be conducted. More than $318 million was spent by the three U.S. Federal Aviation Administration certifi­ Lawyers honor Pagluica fast-food chains in 1983, the magazine reported. PRE-SE cation of the engine is planned for July 1986. The “ char wars” cost McDonald's $186 million SPECIAL Initial production engine deliveries may begin as while' Burger King spent a whopping $82.5 million. A Manchester woman who elderly or infirm persons whose early as August 1986. town, Ms. Pagluica works part POLAROID Sun 600 tROIDSLR680 Wendy's bought nearly $50 million in television ads. earned her college degree in families are unable to serve in that time as a local counselor for Dr. 4 0 % OFF! The expenditures averaging $871,000 a day — psychology at age 48 has received capacity. LMS instant Camara >’ instant Cam era New KODAK Disc 3100 Donald Pet. a Manchester Fiber optic network planned' account for about 3 percent of the chains' total annual the Manchester Bar Association's "She's just tremendous," Darby psychiatrist. 60x40" One-Person Inflatable Boat Caktor O Q Our O O f M w sales. annual Law Day "Liberty Bell” said. "She’s more than just a "M y job has really been an Has 3 separate air chambers tor I ^ ^ Loar Prtea...... , . . A 9 a « f D Rag. 199.70 ...... ® 1 6 7 Reg. 38.70 ...... i V,.. t C ^ a a S r o NEW HAVEN — A company partly owned by Noting the enormous popularity of Wendy’s award. conservator — she’s a real friend educatic^i," Ms. Pagluica said. " I f safety! Made of durable heavy- I ^ G C Our Built-toetecttonktflashfiraa with avary shot Singta Ians raflex viewing {Hus a M Ultra ctxnpect, yel has riKHorized achnnoe Southern New England Telephone Co. has "Where's the bwf?” campaign, comparing meat Shirley Pagluica, who' has to hundreds of people who don't I'm a good conservator, it’s announced plans to build the world's most content of the th'ree chains' burgers, th^ magazine gauge vinyl, includes tow rope. I f ■ W W Reg. 12.99 to assure Ik ^ blending tor lha best color sonartocusingasctosaasll InoheatAuto and buitoto automatic alectronie tttiah! \ served as Manchester's conserva­ have anyone else," Darby said. because I believe the cqnservator pictures...(toici(iy 4 automaticailyr eleotronic ftasn. The slate of lha art in extensive fiber optic network. praised ads giving "real information about the item tor’s agent in the probate court As conservator’s agent, Ms. •2-Plece 4 5 ' Oars, Our Rag. 7 .9 8 ...... 5.66 Has 3-year warranty. Easy to carry, easy to system should be used sparingly. instant photograiHty) use.eaaytotovat Frank Wollensack, president of Lightnet, said they're asking you to buy.'' since 1980, was honored at Superior Pagluica helps to manage the Anything that limits a person's Tuesday the system will eventually span 5,000 However, the newest trend in the world of fast-food Court in Manchester Tuesday. personal and financial affairs of civil rights is terrible, so I try very miles linking 43 cities in 24 eastern states. "is something called the ‘gourmet’ or 'upscale' * See clerk for deteile on ell photo offers. P h ^ reg. prices mey vary by area. Attorney Michael M. Darby, persons under the probate court's hard to be very flexible and Lightnet, a joint ventpre of SNET and CSX hambuhger restaurant," the magazine said. chairman of the local Law Day jurisdiction. creative," she added. Corp., said work will begin August 1 to build a "The theory is that you’re willing to pay a little observance, said that Ms. P a­ The mother of four children, she fiber optic communications system connecting more for a quality hamburger rather than one of the gluica was nominated because of earned an associate's degree from t^s. Pagluica's husband, Gino, is MANCHESTER Chicago, Pittsburgh., Washington, Philadelphia mass-produced variety,” the article said, referring to her "tremendous dedication to the ■ Manchester Community College at a design engineer at Pratt & 1.145 Tolland Turnpike VERNON and New York. a new chain based in San Antonio, Texas, called elderly and infirm " whom she age 40. Last year, at age 48, she Whitney. The/couple have four Tri-City Shopping Cantar Lightnet is already building optics Fuddruckers. serves in the probate court. graduated ^umma cum laude from children: Jay, Susan, Steven and system in Florida that will have an initial “ Each restaurant has its.own glass-walled butcher Ms. Pagluica, who resides aU255 Central Connecticut State-Univer­ Sandy. STORE ^U R S : DAILY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9:30 PM capacity equivalent to 30,000 simultaneous shop so you can see^or yourself that only top-quality Vernon St., is an employee of the sity with a bachelor’s degree in Ms, Pagluica received her Y 11 AM TO 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY conversations. beef is lovingly transformed into your hamburger,” town’s Huthan Services Depart­ psychology. award at a special session of T T the article'said. ment and acts as a conservator for In addition to her job with the Superior Court. M A N t’H E S T U R H E R A L D , WL'dm-.sd:iy. M ay 2, 1984 - 23 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 2. 1984

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C a ll 646-6794. 6ENEFIT.S Rentals SPACIOUS SEVEN- ro ck fo rm atio n s and spe­ SAILBOAT — O’Dav 23 c a ll 649-7650. . kkkkkkkkkkkk Call Bolton Dog Warden. Cothgrpbenrive benefHa pachage.' CALL NOW: Frank, after (ALL REPLIES cabinet shop. Must be MATUNUCK, RHODE poptop, sleeps 5, M JG, 6 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa C a ll 649-5900. Ih d e rv iM veM cte vrill b e provided. 7pm, 642-7720.______ROOM HOME — Located cial design. Mulch, top Intereatod candidatea may apply CONFIDENTIAL) able to read blueprints, ••••••••••••••••••••••• near private lake. 3 bed­ ISLAND — Contempor­ LEON CIESZYNSKI HP Johnson, knotmeter, In peraon Mon.*Prl.. tAM-SPM or soil, trees, shrubs and CARPENTERSNEEDED operote machinery and rooms, 2 baths, applian­ ary, sleeps 8, ocean view, BUILDER — New homes, lifeline. Many extras. Autdmotive IMPOUNDED — Male, 1 call: stone available. Free Es­ lassified Ads. Erlena fittpalricii — Immediate openings do instollatlon work. Call Room s for Rent 41 wrap around deck. Au­ additions, remodelitvg, $8500. C a ll 643-2587. year old Setter cross, ces, wood stove, 2 car timates. Call 649-6685 or 203-627-9220 for experienced carpen­ 649-9658. gust 25th - Septem ber 1st. rec rooms, garages, kit­ black, found on Hollister garage. Large, secluded 643-7712. ters. All phases of con­ yard. $650 monthly plus $400. C a ll 643-9902. chens remodeled, ceil­ LEAF BLOWER,3HP,all Street. M aleJO years old, PART TIME INSER­ H O U S E C L E A N I N G — In ings, bath tile, dormers, Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 TH E H ER T Z struction.' Full time em­ MANCHESTER — Cleon utilities. Security dep­ IN G R A H A M — Law n 8. attachments, $50. Fertil­ Pekingese, brown and TERS — Most be 18 years Glastonbury, Monday roofing. Residential or ployment and benefits. and quiet room on' bus osit, references required. Odd Jobs. Dethatching, izer spreader, $20. Elect­ white, found on East C O R P. old. Call Monday thru through Friday. Must be co m m ercial. 649-4291. C all 742-5317 8:30am to line. Parking available. C oll 742-6411 otter 5pm. Wanted to Rent 47 Raking, Spring Clean­ ric hedge clippe rs, $20. Center 8, Holl Streets. Friday, B:30am to 5pm, neat and reliable. Call SERVICE 5pm, Monday through C a ll 647-1119. ups, Fertilizing. Lime, Electric edger, $30. Deep GMC STEP VAN, 1974 — SERWIG AMERICA Call the Manchester Dog ask fo r Bob, 647-9946. Glastonbury Cleaning, EXPERIENCED CAR­ F rid a y .______Roto Tilling, Mowing sea fish poles (2), $20 Full self contained. Grill, FROM THE W arden, 646-4555. CENTER 633-3043. PENTER — Remodeling, C E N T R A L L O C A T ION — Store/Office Space PRIVATE, SECURE RE­ eac^. C a li 633-5031. refrigerator, coffee pot Bradley Field C L E R K — A ccounts pa y­ HOW W O U L D Y O U L I K E (Commercial 8< Residen­ additions, roof^^'am BEGINNING! WIndaor Lodta. CT OtOM Kitchen privileges. Free H E A R S A L S P A C E fo r se­ and steam table operate Equal Opportunity Efnployar to spend your summer on tial) 8i Painting. Special able. CRT work. Fast parking. Security and decks. Free estimates.' vCHApCOAL GRILL — by propane gas. Has hot Employment the coasf of Maine? Help Wanted rious, mature recording Senior Citizen Discount. paced, varied. Figure ap­ references required. Coll C a ll M ik e , 871-2559. diameter. $18. Call and cold running water. Looking for a person OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ musicians. '"Pt«(«^ call C o ll an ytim e, 871-0651. PUBLIC AUCTION ESTABLISHED MAN­ titude and flexibility re­ 643-2693 otter 4pm. 649-7517. Phone 643-5970 after 5pm, Your assurance of-quick willing to work in a ABLE — Ample parking, 647-9883 afte r 4 :3 0 ^ . In accordance with Connec­ CHESTER LAW FIRM quired. Must be accurate MASSEUSE ROBERT E. JARVIS — 643-271 1 8:30am to response when vou ad­ & Education rooming house for room Female preferred, full or perl Ume. good location. One 4 GIVE YOURSELF A ticut statutes. Section 49-61 seeks legal secretary for and dependable. Com­ Good almotphara. Excellent ROOM FOR MATURE, Building 8< Remodeling O’DAY SAILBOAT — 11 5:30pm, ask for Suzanne, an auction will be held Fri­ vertise in Classified is and board. C a ll 649-2901 - cllenteta Windham area. Cell room office suite with 610 SPRING BREAK - Newly Senior partner. Shor­ plete wage and benefit non-smoking gentlemon Roommates Wanted Specialist. Additions, ft. main lib, trailer. Great leave message. day. 4 M a y . 1984 at 12 noon to that our readers are Help Wanted 21 pqckage. Call for an ap­ evenings. weekday* after S p.m. 642-7442. sq. ft.; another with 310 expanded cleaning firm garages, roofing, siding, dispose of 1952 Slato. ID# SL- thand required. Cqll 643- Saturday and Sunttoy. anytime. — Air conditioned, kit­ shape. C a ll Lee 643-6237 0188 and 1956 SirDca. ready to buv when they pointm ent, 646-1737, P il- so. ft. C a ll 649-2691. Is now accepting new kitchens, bathrooms, re­ 2726. chen privileges, refriger­ clients for general house­ after 6pm. 1979 CHEVY MALIBU ID#882789 at Coventry turn to the little ads. to all home lowtex Corp. EOE.______RN - 11pm-7am, Supervi­ ator, freezer, washer and placement windows- CLASSIC SPORT COUPE Cltgo. Route 44A, Coventry. 643-2711. sor. Sunday through SOUTH WINDSOR — 1000 APARTMENT TO work. Bonded, Insured, /doors. C a ll 643-6712. 003 05 TW O A S S E M B L E R S — 7 dryer, parking. Call 643- FIREWOOD — One cord, — V 8, automatic, power PART TIME BOOK­ Thursday. Call Hannah sq. ft., $200.monthly. 300 SHARE — Cleon, sunny reliable. The House­ PAINTERS — At least to 3:30. A p p ly between 8 5600. seasoned. You pick up. steering, air condition­ subscribers who two years experience re­ KEEPER — Retail store, D o u v ille, 423-2597. sq. ft., $100 monthly. Am ­ bedroom available. Call w orks, 647-3777. MASTER CABINET and 12: Carbon Research, downtown Manchester. after 5pm, 647-9230 or $60 or best offer. Call ing, AM/FM, vinyl top. PUBLIC AUCTION quired. Exterior and Infe­ ple parking, air. 236-6021, M AKER — With 30 years S tit of Property 48 Stock Place, Detail oriented, know STORE CLERK MANCHESTER — Gen­ '643-7724. GARDENS ROTO- 643-2831. C all 643-2880. rior experience helpful. HAIR STYLIST tlemen wonted for newly 644-3977. hands on experience. Old 56 Holl 8trt«t have something Manchester. through trial balance. WANTED — Excellent NEEDED ^ Full time- TILLED — Lawns Manchttitr, Connecticut Can start immetflWely. remodeled rooms. 24 fashioned craftsmanship STERLING — Eight 5 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS Pursuont to on order ot the Probate Court of Manchester, ^ C all 646-7760. Call Accountant Joseph pay and working condi­ /part time for local 7- PERSON TO SHARE mowed. Reasonable at a fair price. AILyour IMMEDIATE OPEN­ Fllom eno, 646-1717. Eleven food store. Benef­ hour security, parking, HOUSE IN MANCHES­ rates. Please call Ken ot piece settings. American WAGON. 350 V-8. Auto­ * Connecticut. In the matter of the Estoteof Timothy Daly, the tions. Fringe benefits. C mold service. Coll 649- FOR RENT woodworking needs. In­ Classic. Hardly used. Coll matic. Posl-tractlon. undersigned will sell to the highest bidder at public auction, to sell for less INGS For Part Time 8, C Haircrafters. Call its include Insurance, Profattional suit* T E R — $180, plus Vj 649-9407 or 643-8156. terior and exterior. Call subiect to the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, the 0210. 647-1758. Roof rack, radio, de- property at 58 Holl Street, Manchester, more particularly M Housecleanlng in Glas­ 649-2517, ask to r V o l or credit union and profit in Manchester ' utilities. Central loca­ 644-0585, 644-0036. tonbury area. We offer AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC sharing. Apply in person tion. C a ll 646-5867. SPRINGCLEAN UP — In fogger,’ more. 'Original bounded and described as follows: Peggy. ______Please call LAUNDRY ROOM DEEP owner. 643-2880. . NORTHERLY: by land now or formerly of L-epo Goodstein than $99.00 flexible hours and good Manchettor Honda hat at: 305 Green Road, Man­ need of a Backhoeand/or GENERAL CARPEN­ et ol, One Hundred Forty Apartments for Rent 42 SINK — With legs, PART TIME/FULL hourly rates. Must be 2 Immediate openings EXPERIENCED COM­ chester. EOE. 647-1493 Bulldozer? We liove a TRY 8. REPAIRS — Rec EASTERLY: by Hot! Street, Sixty-five TIM E — Wendy’s Restau­ aaaaaaaa#af#aaaaa##a«aa faucets. V e ry good condi­ MAZDA, 1982 GLC — 4 S O U T H E R L Y : by land now o r fo rm e rly of GUbei^t E. W illis, neat and reliable. Call lor experienced lechnl- MERCIAL CONSTRUC- dump truck too! No iob rooms, family rooms and rant on 260 Brood Street M a id To O rder, 659-2953. T I O N COVENTRY BOARD OF too small. Free esti­ tion. $35. C a ll 643-1215. door. AM/FM stereo, 5 One H undred F o rty (140) feet; and dant. For Inlervlaw con­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ Services ceilings are our spe­ speed. Rust proof. Very W ESTERLY: by land nowor formerly of William F. House in Manchester is now SUPERINTENDANTand ' .EDUCATION/ANTICI- M A N C H E S T E R — A v a il­ mates. Reasonable rates. and by land now or formerly of Gottlieb tact Thomas Dell, Ser­ livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. cialty. Concrete work M E N ’S SPORTS clean. $4500. Call after hiring for part time and GOVERNMENT JOBS. For(nan for medium to PATED POSITIONS, able Immediately. Extra C a ll 649-2871. >• P a ris Poe, S lx ty -flv e (65) feet. vice Manager, 24 Adams prime retail space, ample done. One day service on J A C K E T S - Beautiful. Said premises ore subiect toony and oil provisions of any or­ full time SUMMER $16,559 - $50,553/vear. large commercial pro- 1984-1985 sch o o l yea r. 5pm. 644-8429. A St., Mon-FrI. Sam to large one bedroom apart­ parking. $800. C o ll 236- smaller repairs. Discount L ik e new. $14. Phone dinance, municipoi regulations or public or privote low. JOBS. Openings exist for Now Hiring. Your Area. lects. C a ll 228-4313. FULL TIME: Learning ment. Heat and hot water 6021 o r 644-3977. Services Offered St AMBITIOUS COLLEGE Senior Citizen. Call after Sold premises ore subiect to taxes to the Town of Manches­ A 5pm. 646-3520 ____ 649-2433. 1968 CHARGER RT — the Day (Lunch) Shift C all 1-805-687-6000, Ext. Disability Teacher, included. $400. C all 649- STUDENT — Odd lobs, 3pm, 649-8007. ter. only. Excellent pay and CARPENTERS AP­ Needs some body work. Said premises ore subiect to any and oil encumbrances of R-9965. Teacher for Emotionally 4800. MANCHESTER, corner lawn care, painting spe­ benefits. Apply to the PRENTICE — Knowl­ Disturbed (Middle cialties. Fair rates, pro­ GOLF CLUBS, cart, bag $900 or best otter. Call record . edge of math, tools. Own H artfo rd Road 8i P in e St. ODD JOBS, Trucking. and starter kit with bag. 646-1024 afte r 6pm. T h is p ro p e rty has been fire dam aged and Is lo cated on o R-B Manager, only Monday IN S P E C T O R — F u lltim e School Level), must be fessional work. Call Jeff, Roofjng/Siding 54 residential lot. transportation. Some ex­ Cheney Mill Complex. Home repairs. You name Best otter. Call 646-3199. We will run your ad through Friday between 3 position. Minimum 2 ye­ certified in special edu­ MANCHESTER 647-9013. DATE OF SALE ...... SATURDAY. M AY 12, 1984 perience helpful. Also Additional retail space It, we do If. Fre e e sti­ 1980 REGAL SPORT — TIME ...... 1...... 12:00 NOON and 5pm. EOE. ars experience with PART TIME DELIVERY cation. PART TIME: for 6 days free of charge. need experienced car­ BENNET ELDERLY under construction. 500- mates. Insured. 643-0304. BIDWELL HOME Im­ ELECTRICAL AP­ Automotic transmission, P L A C E ...... ON P R E M IS E S knowledge of: Inspection PERSON — Approxi­ School Psychologist, LANDSCAPING — TERMS OF SALE penter 1 to 5 years, own 1500 so. ft. units availa­ provement Company — PLIANCES — Can op­ console, power steering, equipment and proce­ mately 20-30 hours per must meet Connecticut HOUSING Spring Clean Up. Fertlllz- The premises w ill be sold lo "os ls‘* condition, subiect to the Fill-out the coupon )3elow tools. Call Ron after 6pm, ble. Call Heyman Proper­ Roofing , siding, altera­ ener, 3 steam & drv irons, power brakes, air condi­ dure. Apply: Rodeo Ma­ week. Must be responsi­ certification. Speech ing. Any yard approval of the Probate Court. The sole Is subiect to any and 643-9966. Bawwf Houabia ties, 1-226-1206. tions, additions. Same 2 toaster ovens. Transls- tioning, buckets, A M / F M oil encumbrances that may exist. The property Is sold sub­ and either mail it or SHIPPING chine, 1 Mitchell Drive, ble. Apply in person: Al Language and Hearing now taktog appifu-^w.-,^toattona, 1 - BR maintenance. Call 643- ject to such facts and conditions that on occurote survey Y apt MTI to M H . Two BH apt number for over 30 years. ter radio. Hand-held cal­ stereo, cruise. Excellent M anchester, 646-7804. Sleffert’s Appliances, 445 C lin ic ia n s , M a s te rs In 9658 or 643-6252. and/or personal inspection may disclose.' Y & • 4 U to $470. Rant Ineludoa twal. ABC Teacher 649-6495. culator. Alt for $15. Call bring it to the Manchester Hartford Rood, ELECTRICIANS AND speech Is required, must hoi wator. W/W carpeHno. ranfo, condition. $5775 or best The sum of TW O T H O U S A N D F IV E H U N D R E D ($2,500.00) roMQ., dtopoaal. caM tor aW aya* aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 643-2880. offer. C a ll 872-7224. DOLLARS is required os deposit from the successful bidder RECEIVING BRIDGEPORT MACHI­ Manchester. JOURNEYMEN — 2 ye­ be eligible for Connecti­ WILL BABYSIT IN MY Sdicdul* dtllvtrlM. proens ars experience. Holi­ tarn, etovator, toundry, oomtn un­ Slimming Style In cosh, cashier's check or certified check, the balance of the Herald Office. ordpn and bvolcM. Ptnna- NIST — Minimum 2years cut State License. Expe­ ity room and atoraBt araa. UnNt HOME — Now or Heatlng/Plumbino 55 purchase price to be paid upon approval of sole by the Court ACCOUNTING Cl,ERK days, benefits, insu­ by appointmant N A ILS , .30/ lb.; m irro re d 1978 AMC CONCORD — nanl poiHkm, V h day waak. experience In set up and rience desired on all the summer tor 2 years old and tender of deed. Successful bidder Is to sign o Bond for — Vernon. Experienced rance. C all 246-5106. day. Wadnoaday, F r t ^ . 10 laaaaaaaaaaa hall stand, $T75; crated 75,000 m ile s. S tan d ard Deed ot time of sole. Property Is open for Inspection from Immadlata opanlng. Mual ba operating Bridgeport above positions. Send let­ a.m. • 12 p.m. Ploaaa call for op- and up. C a ll 647-8832. aaparlancad. Knowladga o1 handling accounts re­ pdnlImoftt ______. A n d e r s o n w in d o w s , transmission. AM/FM. 11:00 A .M . on dote of sole or by app ointm ent. F o r fu rth e r In­ Mlllel's. Apply: Rodeo ter and resume to: Dr. formation, coll: building producta halphil. ceivable, purchasing or R R i r K S B L O C K S F O G A R T Y B R O T H E R S $17.50; auto luggage car- Dependable. $1750. Call Machine, 1 Mi^fhell LIVE IN COMPANION — Donald NicolettI, Coven­ JOHN W. COONEY, Esq. EOE. For Intarvlaw call Rich soles order entry would 528-6522 s-rONE _ Concrete' ” bathroom remodel- riers, $15; Victorian 646-6487. at Hartlord Lumbar Co., 522- Drive, Manchester. 646- For elderly gentleman try Public Schools, 78 237 East Center St. be beneficial with excel­ 'Manchester. CT 06040 giOI.______7804. unable to core for him­ Ripley Hill Road, Coven­ Chimnfv repafr^No iob chalrs,$12;blenders,$10; lent typing and clerical self. Six days a week A L L A R E A S — 1, 2, 3, 4 tnnTmnM heoters, garbage dispo- powered lawn mowers; 1973 CHRYSLER NEW­ 646-7797 try , CT. 053-04 skills. Excellent growth (flexible). Room, board, bedrooms. Prices to fit too sm a ll. C a ll 644-8356. rep airs. 649- m „w e r C a ll A46-7973. PO R T — 4 door. $975. C a ll potential, salary and be­ expenses and negotiable your budget. Housing Un- 643-2121. - . CELEBRITY CIPHER MINNECHAUG GOLF TRUCKING, HAULING,.^ 'occepte''d'*°'“ “*’" ''° ''' “T^^------BOARD OF DIRECTORS Catobrtty Ctpbar cryptograma ara craated from quotattona by famoua paopto. paat nefits. Send resume de­ salary. References and lim lte d . C a ll 724-1967 C O U R S E — Is h irin g Cleaning yards. Trees^ ------— 7 2 ’ ’ L O C K LAWN TOWN OF MANCHESTER andpraaani. Eacfi tottar in tha ciph ar alanda for anolhar. Today'adua: WpquaiaL. tailing experience and some medical required. Cashiers for ticket sales (Chg,). cut, haul away brush. M 8>M, P 8,H — No lob MOWER — With reverse. 1976 RABBIT — 4^door, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Clip and Mail Today b y C O N N IE W IE N E R salary requirements to C a ll 643-4283. and general front desk Call Mike, 649-2021. too small, leaky faucets, *1000. 30” Lawn Sweeper, standard, dependable, Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Manches­ Box HH, c/o The Man­ duties. Please call 643- MANCHESTER — Newer ------bathroom remodeling. *30. 20” Toro Snow am/fm radio. Call Lee, ter, Connecticut, will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday, May 6, “H WPD PV APRUS AHTO VPE RU8 chester Herald. FULL TIME — Expe­ two bedroom, second 643-6237, afte r 6pm. 1984, 8t 7:30 p.m. in the Hearing Room of Lincoln Center, 494 Mam 9914 for on appointment. Book BABYSHOW ER COM- One call does It. Free Thrower, 4 HP, $100. Call Street. Manchester, Connecticut, for the purpose of adopting a rienced only. Body man, floor with carpeting, air A V O N — Y o u r T im e Is IN G U P ? C a ll 643-1782fo r estim ates. W ater pum p 649-3879. method for financing solid waste operations at the Town Landfill, DP ‘JPRLW UDU’ DMUTE FUSFU PV mechanic and parts conditioning and dis­ beautifully handmade service. Call 649-2871. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa SUBARU GL WAGON, which is described in a reporftitled "Solid Waste User FeeProposal" Worth Money! Sell Avon. hwasher. No pets. $425 1983 — Automatic, 5 year dated April 16. 1984 Proposed sanitary landfill user fee charges are puller wanted. Apply In gifts, reasonable, be- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa onriton M Earn good money, set person or cal I; Mansfield monthly, plus security. warranty, rust proof, as follows: iHaurliPstrr Hrrali'i DMURFUW'CUF, NTCU DMUR H LIVE IN COMPANION — tween 6pm-9pm. i Home and Garden 64 your own hours. Call Auto Parts, 214 Stafford C a ll 646-1379. roof ra ck, 22,000 m iles. Automobiles. Station Wgns . Vans $6 00 Permit Fee per year For elderly woman. Own For Sale „..,.a ...a ...a a.a...a . Noncommercial Pickups. Jeeps Residential Waste-No Charge 523-9401 or 278-2941. Road, M an sfie ld , 423-4514 Asking $7600. Excellent FUSFU PV AMP DMUG HEU. H transportation a plus. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa rq tO- All other vehicles $6.00 Permit Fee per year EXPERIENCED, MA­ or 646-8340. MANCHESTER — 400 condition. Call afer 6pm, All Waste $1200 per ton References required. Tires (all sizes) $3.00 per tire TURE FULL TIME North Main Street. New aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Household GoOdS 63 TILLED — Small garden 646-4923. NAME , EUWHDTPSFMTL WTOU DMHD C a ll otter 3pm, 643-0738. two bedroom townhouse. The effective dates of these charges Is September 4, 1984 S A L E S P E R S O N — A pp ly PRODUCTION MA­ __ tractorwithrear Robert B Weiss Paintlng/Popering 52 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa mounted tiller. SatlsfdC- 1971 CADILLAC EL DO­ In person to: M o rlp w ’s, CHINE OPERATOR — AppI lanced kitchen, con­ General Manager ADDRESS RADO — Very good con­ Dated this 27th day of April, 1984 SUCUE MHF HSG WUNF....TD’F FP 867 'M ain Street, Trainee position. venient to bus line and aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa USED REFRIG ERA- tlon guaranteed. Call 647- dition. $850. C a ll 647-9272 002-05 Manchester. Individual with mechani­ shopping. $575 plus utili­ T n R * $ WASHERS 0530 o r 872-4106. PHONE__ ties. Option to buv availa­ between 7pm and 9pm. LEUJHETPBF." — JHSITJU KUENUS. cal experience or educa­ Instruction PAINTING AND PAPER Ranges'- d e l, guaran------ble. Peterman Building NOTICE PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "SInce'l can’t draw, I’ve taken the tion needed to operate HANGING —Exterior fped, parts and service. TOP SOIL Clean, rich Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. and Interior, ceilings re- prices B D Pearl stone-tree loam. Any OLDSMOBILE OMEGA, p u b l i c HEARINQ awkwardness and peculiarities ol my natural style and DENTAL ASSISTANT and maintain machinery 2 0 6 5 & BOARP OF DIRECTORS HaNclMttBr paired. References, fully ^9 Main Street, omount delivered. Call 1976 — 4 door, low mi­ developed them. That’s why my characters look that way." — In production environ­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT General Dental office is ment. Forklift expe­ RIDING LESSONS — SIX ROOM DUPLEX — Insured. Q ua lity w ork. X43.2171 872-1400, anytim e. leage, automatic. $1500. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Theodor G elsel (Dr. Seuss). searching for a bright, ener­ Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the rience a plus. Apply in Horses boarded. Pu- Centrally locatecl. $380 Martin Mattsson, even- ______|______C all 646-0783. e 1SS4 by NEA. Inc getic peraon. preferably with rebreds, Arabians for Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, chairside experience. We of­ person: PillowtexCorpo­ monthly. Security dep­ Ings 649-4431. BLONDE CHE$T with 4 DELIVERING RICH Connecticut, on Tuesday, May 8, 1984 at 7:30 P.M. to con­ fer a challenging career op­ sale. Prices start at $1800. ONE ITEM ONLY ration, 49 Regent Street, osit. No pets. Call 646- drawers, typing^ table - L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus sider and act on the following: portunity where employees Manchester, CT. C a ll 228-9859; 742-5667. 7690. CEILINGS REPAIRED tax. Sand,- gravel and Proposed Installation ot a waterline on Tolland Turnpike KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright are truly appreciated for their new, Flex-a-lamp, pine between Parker Street and the Manchester/Vernon Town involvement and talent. Part o r r e p l a c e d with dry- coffee table, dinette set, stone, ^ all 643-9504. line, a distance of a p p ro x im a te ly 2,400 feet and the proposed 2 ATTENTION GEAR- time, or full time. Send re­ MANCHESTER — One wall. Call evenings, Gary 2 MATURE — Dependable Condominlumt table lamp, small ossessment to be levied against benefiting property owners. sume to Box I. c/o The Man­ 32 bedroom, second floor HEADS! 1970 Buick Est­ Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special person needed for tele­ M cH ugh , 643-9321. hamper, blankets. Call Pets chester Herald. 65 ate 9 Passenger Station Prolects - Fund 41 - Vocational Education Program tor Dis­ phone operator position. ••••••••••••••••••••••• with stove, refrigerator. 647-8568. One word per Blank EMBROIDERV Wagon — For parts, not advantaged S tu d e n ts...... $9,000.00 SERVICE STATION AT­ C a ll 649-2133, ask fo r $325 plus utilities. Lease NAME YOUR OWN to be financed by State G rant Include 0Kice of item. TENDANT — With me­ MANCHESTER — Wells- and security. Call 646- PHOTO-OUIDE d r iv a b le . Best offer. Ju d y. • , Easily embroidered, this PRICE — Father and son. PAIR OF QUEEN ANN FREE — 8 month old Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget chanical abilities. Full or weep Condos, 400 North 1379. EXCLUSIVE . Fast, dependable ser­ Needs Drive Train. All 1983-84 - Tow n C le rk ...... $9,520.00 colorful ABC Book is a W IN G C H A IR S — Flow er Cocker Spaniel plus. 2 3 4 part time. Apply In per­ Main Street, Fully ap- service records availa­ to be financed by higher than expected recording fees. PART TIME EMPLOY­ delightful and interesting vice. Painting, Paper­ print, excellent condi­ Great disposition, house Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Oi A Diet VcTU son: Sliver Lane Shell, pllanced kitchen with A sailor-collared dress ble. $500 lust spent on MENT — We are accept­ LOVELY FOUR ROOM with youthful appeal . . . way to teach the young­ hanging & Removal. Call tion. $150 each. Call 643- broken, to best home. 1983-84 - Recreatlon-for Colt League Baseball 252 Spencer Street, custom wood cabinets, repairing. 4 good tires U n ifo r m s ...... $1,120.00 . AW DiNMeR. ing applications for DUPLEX — Including easy to sew and smart to sters the alphabet. 644-0585 or 644-0036. 6463. C o ll 646-5573. Manchester. choice of carpet and with Mag Wheels, power­ to befinanced by donatlonsto total $600.00and$S20.00ln bas­ 5 6 T 6 on-call part time employ­ stove, refrigerator, wear. A simple collarless No. 2065 has transfer vinyl. Anderson win­ for 26 motifs; color chart; ful 395 H P engine, w ith 400 ketball bond forfeitures. ment. Hours 8 o’clock washer and dryer. Imme­ version is also provided PURCELL BROTHERS STURDY MAPLE KIT­ MINIATURE Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget D O C T O R ’ S O F F IC E __ dows, 2 bedrooms, iVj directions. cu. In. m otor, plus 4 \ y We v\Ave A aA^ic A .M . - 2 o ’c lo ck P .M . We diate occupancy. $450 for a different look. — Improve your prop­ CHEN SET — With exten­ SCHNAUZER — Two ye­ 1983-84 - R e cre a tlo n -fo r soda vending m ach in e s.... $1,800.00 Part time clerical work, baths, Individual base­ No. 8115 with Photo- 10 OROn, Mas $2.00 fir tsefe barrel carburetor. Inside to be financed bv revenue from sale of soda. 9 ' / 4'|A\&ioTiC will train qualified appli­ plus utilities. Security erty. House painting. sion and four ch airs. C a ll ars old. Pedigree. Call 10 11 12 diversified duties. 10-12 ment,' radiant heat. Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. M ^ ^Ns.8tttsrHifiiSiaS Check our rates. Referen­ In excellent condition. Proposed additional appropriation to Water Fund Budget cants. Apply at Bur- and references required. 643-0571 until 7pm. 646-3199. 1983-84 - co n trib u tio n to W ater R e serve F und 14...$39),000.(X) If WWsH'^eWANTsTo^er hours now, 20 hours-dur- $58,400. Renf w ith option Call 646-3938 after 5pm. Size 12, 34 bust, 3 Vi yards ces available. Call 646- Please call 649-7405 otter . to be fin a nce d In port bv w ater revenues In excess of budget Ing summer. Send re­ 'roughs Cbrp., 259 Hart­ to buy available. Peter­ 46-inch; Vi yard contrast. ANNE CAMT i u t k , I G fi^ 8117. ______MOVING — Large dining BOSTON TERRIER — 10 3:30pm, ask for Joe. • estim ates, $290,(X>0.00, and the bolon ce $101,000.00, fro m Wa­ sume to Box J, c/o The ford Tpke., Route 30,' man Building Co. 649- ter Fund Bolonce. 13 14 IS Pattwru availabU only table, combination Hl-fl months old. All shots and Manchester Herald. Tolland, CT. EOE, M/F. 9 ,^ , 649-4064, 647-1340. in sisss thovm, To adopt o method for financing solid waste operations at 3Vj r o o m a p a r t m e n t ItlSAvs. M A lH flU l HOW ROY D - ZACCARO and radio. C a ll 646-8554 or spayed. Black and white. the Town Landfill, which Is described In o report titled — Private home, heat, T8 ORDOl, Mas $2M fir sask Nm Vsrk, N.Y. lOMS H O U S E P A IN T IN G — In- "Solid Waste (Jser Fee Proposal" doted April 18,1984. OFFICE POSITION — ••••••••••••••••••••••a ptmy is s BOf fir pMtiis mt 643-^274. C all 649-1485. appliances. Working sin­ rclnt Naaic, ASSrtti wItN ZIE terlor/Exterior painting - Pro p osed O rd in a n ce - Am endm ent to Section 5-2 of the Code 17 16 10 20 Opening for person to CODE MS t^ a NaaSler. 1974 MERCURY MON­ of O rdin an ces to re m o ve the re s tric tio n o f sa le o f lo ts In the Lott/Land for Sole 33 • take Phone orders from gle adult Only. No pets, tHMNMnr . vinyl and aluminum sid­ DOG TRAINING — Obe­ T E G O — Pow er steering, Hebrew Cemetery to nonresidents. SPECIAL: Over 200 sc- ing pressure wash. M isc. fo r Sole 63 ENGINE LATHE OPER­ o u r Zfetan~~ct#sttimeri childre n. C a ll 643-2880.^ lections and a FREE dience classes starting power brakes, auto­ Proposed Ordinance - Amendment to Snowond Ice Removal kidwIkralS Experienced, reasona­ from Sidewalks. ATOR — Minmum 5 years Ctieery phone voice and Pattern Section in the aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa M a y 14th. C a ll 643-9839 or m atic. $400. C a ll 649-2096. la MS. •• UM nssi ble, quality work as­ Copies ot the Proposed Ordinances may be seen In the Town experience. Able to do personality. Full time, FREE CATXCOG — FURmSHED ONf Milk. N.T. ISMt ALBUM. Just $3.00. 872^^588 for registration. Clerk’s Office during business hours. sured. Prompt, Free Estl- FOR SALE... Canon FD own set ups. 45 .hour steady work, Monday land bargains, 5 acres to WOM APARTA^NT Vs, MSrau ana ZIE BOORS AT $3.25 EACH 1976 PIN TO •^37,000orlg- All public meetings of the Town of Manchester ore held at lo­ K MaMsr aMI ttaa. motes. Call Steve, l3Smm F/3.5 lens, $?0.- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa week. Fringe benefits. thru Friday. Benefits, 500 acres, covering Ver­ $265. Adult only, tfo pets. e-IZS-BSUS-SIS aaS Nt*. NM inal miles. Cl^an. $1595. cations which ore accessible to handicapped citizens. In ad­ FASHION with ta Sratt Nitaii kaai la auka Sma. 643-6368 or Ja ck , 647-1669. Canon FD2X Type A ex­ dition. hondlcopped Indlvldualsrequlrlng an auxiliary aldto EEO Employer. Apply In paid vocation. Expe­ mont and the Berkshlres Reference3, C a ll i M usical Items 66 C o ll 649-8926. , Snide patterns in S-IIS — HltEfAiu SUIllt. M tender, $90. Both In e xce l­ order to facllltote their participation at meettngs should person. Monday-through rienced in Invoicing and ot lowest imaginable pri­ contact the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled ..s« rangea, has a h o u s e p X ^ t i n g —E x- lent condition, used very ••••••••••••••••••••••• Friday, 8am to 4pm, Trl- general office routine. ces. Write: CATALOG MANCHESTERN^ Six 1974 CHEVELLE MA­ meeting so thot appropriate arrangements con be made. room duplex./sM7S_ » ‘ial Grace Oola Collee- terlor/InVerlor. Very little . C o ll 643-2711 be­ James F. Fogarty, Secretary 6 4 3 - a 7 1 1 ' umph Manufacturing, See Mr. Shoenfeld for an O F F IC E , P.O . B o x 938, km for larcer siiea; pins LIBU CLASSIC — 8 cy­ monmly, plus uflli^ reasonable ratos. Refer­ tween 9on;i and 4pm, ask STUDENT’S GUITAR — Board of Directors Inc., 750 Tolland Street, interview at 299 G reen North' Adams, Mass. S BONUS Coupons t attSlMtrk lltais ta naka] linder. Regular gas. Best Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 26th day of April, 1984 No pM s. C a ll 643-2 R-iu-c^s-M m n oirnm- ences. Ask for Len, 649- for M a rk . Very good condition. $12. ClWbyUEA.tnt East Hartford. Road, Manchester. 01247. Price.... $U8. C a ll 643-5314. offer. C a ll 649-7625. 061-04 1447. ( 24 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wt-dncsduv. May 2, 1984

Seabrpok owner, battling bpi^kruptcy, begins to cut costs w CONCORD, IN H. (DPI) -- lor its financial life since last "It's not like people are going to Tuesday and is estimated to save construction at, Seabrook last situation. EDO supports Faced with possible bankruptcy. month when banks cut off credit, start walking out of here in about $K million. month, laying oil more than 5,200 Gregory Palast, an economist For Sandra Somes, 'Ik Thrift shops say Public Service Co. ol New Hamp­ citing the escalating cost of the groups," she said, "It will lake Annual maintenance at the com­ workers. It later stopped the as.sociated with Campaign for shire has started eliminating 200 Scabrook-nuclear plant. The utility tim e," pany's Bow generating plant, conver.sfba of the Schiller plant in Ratepayers Rights, said bank­ weight fralning Is a lift profits are down aid to l-park jobs and has delayed maintenance has said it may gowbankrupt this She said the utility will offer its scheduled to begin in mid-May, Portsmouth Irom oil to coal. ruptcy may be better than com­ 2,400 non-Seiibrook employees var­ While utililv officials and Gov. pleting Seabrook. at an oil-fired plant in Bow to save month if it doesn't get additional will be po.stponed until at least late p a g e 11 ... page 10 about $13.5 million in the short run. financial help. ious options for leaving the com­ M ay or early June, postponing the John Suniimu have warned that a He estiitiated electric rates ... page 16 The utility al.so cut salaries by 10 The layoffs, affecting virtually pany and see who volunteess, outlay ol an additional $5,5 million, Public Service bankruptcy could could climb as little as 5 to 10 to 15 percent Tue.sday lor all every department, will include before asking large numbers of Ms. Barradas said. , be devastating for ratepayers, a percent over five years with employees earning more than early retirements, job-sharing and people to leave. The plan for the The Bow plant is the third New York economi.st hired by an bankruptcy, compared to the m ax­ $35 000. attrition, said spokeswoman Myra reductions, about 11 percent of the affected by Public Service's finan­ anti-nuclear group charged Tues­ imum 175 percent hike-Public The company has been fighting Barradas. workforce, was put in place cial crisis. Public Service stopped day they are overdramati/.ing the Service hasxicknowledged.

Rain tonight Manchester, Conn! and Friday Thursday, May 3, 1984 REAL ESTATE featuring: — See page 2 Single copy: 251 Ed Gorman's starter Taxes rising V w homes. THIS W EEK Ed says “don’t miss out on i < these super starter $75 a year on

homes”. V., Call 646-4040 now^ and average house ED GORMAN 3 arrange to see tH^^ Bv Alex Girelll we don't plan to make any motions. Herald RepoiTer The way I count six is still more \ homes. lhan three." Manchester taxpayers with There arc six Democrats and 3 houses assessed at the median three Republicans on the board. $31,740 will pay an increase pf about $75 in taxes during the fiscal ALL VOTES ON THE PLAN year beginning July 1 as a result of FOLLOWED party lines. The the budget passed Wednesday by Republicans voted yes only on the Board of Directors, according EASE THE SQUEEZE motions for those areas in which to the town budget analyst. their proposed budget did not Here'S a big five bedroom. 2 story Colonial on a lug e lot in Man- Those living in the town fire hester. Living room with fireplace. 1st floor famny room, large MANCHESTER $44,500 MANCHESTER^ *59,000 Co v e n t r y ' ■ *46,ooo TER *64,500 differ from the one offered by the eat-in kitchen plus formal dining room Full basement and gar­ Enjoy the carefree lifestyle of Condo living at an affordable Super Starter house on very quiet . starter home wif^lWge lot. D in i^ This 2 bedroom Condo has just district will pay additional in­ Democrats, age Room to roam! See it today $99,000 price This room unit features 2 bedrooms and fully appli- street close to hospital. Glassed in 'room, 2 bedrooms and kitchery^rlfh been built and iswaitingforyou. At­ creased fire taxes of about $12 for a anced kitchen A super buy for the money. Call for details. porch, deck, new furnace and gar­ Jenn-aire range. Extra larger: tached 1 car garage, full basement, total increase of about $87, accord­ Members ol the Board of Educa­ j 643-4060 age. Call today. UPl Dhoio ,*J| tile bsth and lav and all appliances. ing to figures provided^ research tion and school system had asked officer Robert Huestis. the directors to consider restoring In a meeting that lastedjust over some of the funds they had initially The pontiff in South Korea two hours, the directors passed by requested, Weiss had cut $154,062 a 6-3 party-line vote a genera', fund from the request in his proposal. Pope John Pau! ii waves to peopie as he arrives at the division and hostility in Korea. Stephen Cardinal Kim, I I I : l l budget calling lo i^ m iU - n i^ ol Martyrs’ Shrine in Seoul Wednesday. After meeting with leader of South Korea's 1.7 million Roman Catholics, is ■■ 43.30 mills, an increasBi^f2^^HTiills HERE ARE the budgets as South Korean officials, the Pope prayed for an end to the on the pontiff’s right. M ^the current rate. approved by the board: OVENTRY *54]000 COVENTRY *35,000 MANCHESTER *42,500 -The six Democratic members of • Public Works Department: the board voted for the budget, $4,141,309 approved; $4.148,336 re­ Here'sH i a starter home that is afford­ Starter home with 2 bedrooms and You can start living the good life in STANDING ON A CORNER which lists general fund expendi­ Waiting for you to come "buy" and a great buy it is. Four bed­ able and in super condition. It has 3 large wood burning stove, on quiet this one bedroom Condo now. End commended by the manager. rooms. 2 full baths, living room with fireplace, 1st floor den and bedrooms, an eat-in kitchen, living street within walking distance of unit. Pool, sauna and exercise room tures of $4U743,043. The three • Human Services Department: formal dining room Double garage and Inground pool Call EAST HARTFORD $76,906 room and attached garage. lake. all yours to use. Call now. members of the Republican minor­ $1,130,525 approved; as now' / $82,500. NEW LISTING! Selective buyers will single out thiss spacious T7 1 Marlow gets reprieve on code room Colonial with 4 bedrooms. 2 full baths and completely re­ ity proposed their own version of recommended, novated interior & exterior Assumable 7y<% mortgage an at­ the budget, calling for expendi­ • Recreation Department; We can IteUFyou become a tractive buy! Call for an appointment 643-4060 tures of $41,701,843 and a mill rale $647,081 approved; as Bv Sarah E. Hall dozen elderly people living at 869 'REALE" PROFESSIONAL! slaying in the 869 Main St. covered in his building, which was of 43.12 mills. * recommended. Herald Reporter Main SI., at least some of whom apartment ol Michael Mayo ever on ce^h e Orlord Hotel. In the Call 646-4525. and ask for Oan. ED G O R M A N • Libraries, $636,450 as would probably he displaced it the since they were barred Irom meantime, a plan must be deve- ASSOCIATES THE DIRECTORS voted in a D.F. REALE, INC. FREE recommended. E^attled landlord George housing code • requirements for Manchester's homeless .shelter in lopc-d to deal with lho.se violations 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST, MANCHESTER water budget calling for a 50- Real Estate ' _ MARKET • Insurance and miscellaneous: M am w ,-.;^o up until today laced private bathrooms and adequate March. that require major reconsiruction, ITS rnainJU . MancKttlw. Ct. REAL ESTATE SERVICES evaluation ______646-4040 percent increase in rates and a $1,906,750 approved; $2,114,180 th'tf prospW’t of strict enlorcement apartment space were strictly Marlow, who has been trying to Kraatz said. 646-4525 223 Eait f St., Manchester 64^4060 sewer budget calling for a 40- recommended. act1^>4temming Irom some 82 enforced. kick Mayo out ol the building lor At the end of 90 days, the building percent rate increase. Those in­ • Employee pensions and benef- housing code violations found in his "W hile the owner has responsi­ .some time, won a summary will be inspected again, he added. creases were significantly less its: $2,457,133: same as apartment building at 869 Main St., bility for meeting and maintaining eviction order from the Hartford "All code violations remaining at than the administration had re­ recommended. • has been let off the hook — at least compliance with the code, .some housing court Tuesday — but Mayo that time will be cited and a commended in its $42,027,434 • Debt service: $2,610,154 ap­ temporarily. tenants have caused extensive said Wednesday he plans to compliance date sent. " according proposed spending plan. (Related proved; same as recommeded. Manchester Health Director Ro­ damage. " Kraatz said in a state­ appeal, it he can serapi- together to his .statement. stories on personnel, water and • Police and civil preparedness, nald Kraatz announced this morn­ ment prepared this morning. the $25 fee. Kraatz said such llcxbilily on sewer rates and capital expendi- $3,408,233 approved: $3,445,744 ing that notice of the violations He was relerring to a group of building code problems is nothing k ' . . tures appear inside on page 3.) recommended, found during an inspection of the unwelcome leenaged tenants, KRAATZ'S DECISION STIPU­ new. M arlow's willingn'ess to 'nre~ approved budget cut • General Government. Main Street building — which whose numbers have dwindled LATES (hat Marlow will begin comply with the agreement w as an $284,391 from tSe budget recom­ $1,443,611 approved: $1,461,034 re- ranged Irom cockroach infestation over the past month from about a immediately to address maintaln- important factor in the decision. mended by General Manager commmended. General govern­ lo a lack of private bathrooms — dozen to lour. They have been ance and electrical problems dis­ Kraatz said m i Robert Weiss. That budget would ment includes the Board of Direc­ will not be served tor at leasi 90 have required mill rate of 44.20 in tors, the general manager, days. He said that in the spirit of addition to the fire tax and such functions as personnel, cooperation, he had decided on an The town fire department budget finance, planning, elections, legal "inlormal, cooperative enforce­ New houstng idea is studied was set at $3,332,2S^aIling lor a services, and the Probate Court. ment process" rather than a tax rate of 6.19ini11s during fiscal formal citation. 1984-85, ^m p d fed with 5.79 mills in IN A MESSAGE she read after "Bui in no;^ay are we backing Bv Sorah E. Hall option. Mrs. Marcus said. emergency-alert huok-ups might the budget for for the current year. the budget was approved. Mayor off from the necessity of complying Herald Reporter She said research visits to be available on a broader basis For taxpayers in the fire district, Barbara Weinberg said the direc­ with the code," he insisted. Non­ congregate housing complexes for lhan in such elderly housing ■M Price Reduced John Bengston has just the total mill rate w ill'b e 49.49 tors had reviewed the budget in "a etheless, Kraatz said the health An 18-member town committee the elderly in other towns are complexes us Mayfair Gardens listed this charming 4-4 two mills. program- and issue-oriented fa- , department may grant Marlow met (or the first time this morning planned. and West Hill Gardens. If yowTuiow Tom Eastman... Loveley 7 Rm raised ranch: The Board of Education budget shion and ... addressed the major variances from some of the code to address a new idea on the elderly Diane Wicks, the town's coordi­ "W e re really at the beginning 3 bed Rms — Panelled family family located close to MOVE IN CONDITION was approved at $23,351,797, just as problems which will face oiur stipulations — notably the one- services horizon: "congregate nator ol licid services for the level. " Mrs. Marcus said. She You'll know that real estate is his only business-seven Manchester Memorial Hos­ Very well kept Colonial in convenient lo­ Weiss had recommended it. community in the next year." requiring that all apartments have housing" for old and trail area elderly and a committee member, added that contracting with a Rm, large in ground Pool, 2 The Republicans Wednesday days a week. He can show you how to sell your house pital. Set on a 58x238 foot cation. 3 bedrooms, baths, Rec She said the town continually at least 400 square feet of floor residents who need help ii they are claimed there is a definite need lor private or non-profit agency are fast and at the right price. Car Gr., nice lot situated on the night did not offer any motions on looks lor ways to provide services space. to stay out uf nursing homes. congregate housing in Manche.ster possibilities. Bui, she said. "We’d He understands the wants and needs ol sellers and Room with built-in bar. 2 car, detached their budget proposal. at lower cost. She cited the town's "Our first mission was to deter­ — wjiere the population of resi­ like the town to have at least some buyers alike. Tom has completed Graduate courses In treed lot this is a must see Vernon-Tolland line, all for garage with loft. Call for all details and Early in the meeting. Demo­ move to self-insurance several THE COMPROMISE MOVE mine whether or flol the need, in dents more than 70 years old input." Real Estate and Appraisal. If you have any problems home that awaits your in­ cratic majority leader Stephen T. concerning real estate, call Tom at Ed Gorman Associ­ $87,000. make an appointment to see! $88,900. years ago as an example of cost came after Kraatz met Wednesday truth, exists in Manchester," com; continues lo grow, by all reports. "I’m excited about the idea. " ates. 646-4040. spection. Penny asked Minority Leader saving. afternoon with General Manager mittee ffiember Hyalie Hurwitz she said. Peter DiRosa if the Republicans In a letter accompanying their Robert B, Weiss, Marlow. Mar­ said after the meeting. SHE SAID THE COMPLEX The impetus for forming the planned to propose any changes in minority budget, the Republican low's lawyer, town attorney Kevin Called together by Human Servi­ would be "a step between a private committee was said to come Irom Zinsser Aaency the budget. Rising from his chair, directors said, “ Mindful of the O'Brien, and Human Services ces Director Hanna Marcus, the apartment and a nursing home,' , a talk by the stale ( ’qmmissioner ED GORMAN 750 Main S ir • _ STRANO REAL ESTATE DiRosa then distributed copies of fiscal constraints facing many of Director Hanna Marcus. Earlier, group plans to research several Mrs. Marcus described it as a on Aging at a Manchester Com­ □ xU&R REALTY CO. l y 1 5 5 East Centar SIreat Associates MIS j m L Manchaetar the miniority's proposed budget out tax paying citizens, we seek to Mrs. Marcus had expressed con­ different housing set-ups. Town place where meals programs, munity Services Council meeting a 604 MIDDI.K TIIRNPIKK (

^ BEST SELLERS LIST D.W. FISH RE.4LTV CO. SELLING? OF Democrats see things O’Neill’s way 243 Main St.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon Bv Bruno V. Ranniello House M ajority Leader John Crean argued his constituents rebuilding program at a lower rate 3 WE NEED YOU! 643-1591 872-9153 United Press International Groppo,' D-Winsled. apd yelled. complained overwhelmingly that along with the commuter lax. We have more buyers than hpmes! If "There's the champ." it made no sense tx) remove tolls Groppo criticized the Republi­ you've considered selling over the 'iii HARTFORD — Gov. William He thanked Democrats and and then impose new taxes to help can umcndmeiit, reminding O'Neill stuck to his guns, lobbied Republicans in the Senate that pay lor O'Neill's 10-year program. chamber that 49 Republicans last several years but were hesitant •V backed his plan but criticized Rep. Francis O'Neill Jr., R- ^^*~**' -i.. ' Ww*.*- dissident Democrats who opposed voted against a similar commuter because of market conditions ... Call him, and fitmlly won the uphill House Republicans. "Shame on Guilford, said the 18 sponsors of the tax proposed two years ago. "This NORTHFIELD GREEN CONDO the professionals at 646-2482 battle (or hiS!/$5.5 billion road and them for not voting for their Crean amendment were "wimps " propoj^al is really a sham, " he said. bridge rebuilding plan — his way. constituents," O'Neill said. hiding behind a "sm okescreen" Easily defeated was an amend­ Spacious 2'h bath, 3 bedroom unit! Gas heat and ’WE’RE. SELUNG HOUSES!” Groppo and House Speaker because they allegedly knew it Central A/C! ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN The plan approved Wednesday ment by Rep. William Scully Jr., $71,000. by the House 80-70 after more than Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, would fail and then would have to D-Waterbury, lo raise lolls to'50 L/." three hours of debate will pay for had declined earlier in the day to vote for the governor's plan. cents unlil tolls are removed in the program as O'Neill wished, go with the proposal despite Crean responded that Rep. 1987 as mandated by a law passed ‘\* with a one-cent gasoline tax hike, uncertainty over whether they had O'Neill was "lowering himself by last year by the Legislature. increased motor vehicle fees, and the 76 votes necessary (or passage. that rem ark." without funding from tolls. A number of amendments were The chamber then voted 110-39 to •••••••••••••••••••••• Approved last week by the defeated during the wide-ranging reject an amendment by Rep. John Senate 28-0, the plan requires the debate, including one that called Miseikoski, D-Torringlon, lo keep Inside Today gasoline tax to rise one cent a for a 6‘A percent personal income all tolls and drop any tax gallon beginning July I for eaLk of tax. increases. 20 pages, 2 sections the next three years with a total Rep. William Gibes Jr., D-New Miseikoski, the chamber's most- SUMPTION CRURCH a r e a n m i increase of 9 cents a gallon by 1994. London, said his proposal would outspoken proponent of tolls, was Advice ...... 14 Business...... 20 Immaculate 3 bedroom Cape with fireplaced living Beautiful ranch home plus a private and separate 4 ★ Excellent ★ Seven of the chamber's majority allow a justified reform of the the lone Democrat to join Republi­ room, formal dining room, large lot with carporti ★ Beautiful View ★ Classified...... 18-19 apartment with fireplace and bathf Democrats, who insisted to the end state's revenue system and reduce cans in an amendment to impose a Com ics...... MUHnYi______Manchester $75,900 ...... 6 M a n c h e s t e r $110,900^ that tolls be used to pay for the the local property tax burden as commuter tax to finance the Entertainment...... 14 Well built Gambolotti Ranch with well as finance the rebuilding rebuilding program. That amend­ Lottery...... 2 8 room, 4 bedroom executive split^ UPl photo plan, joined a solid bloc of 63 Quarry Stone front and mainte­ Republicans in voting against the program. It was defeated 128-21. ment was defeated 86-64. Obituaries...... 10 BLANCHARD a ROSSETTO, INC. in Forest Hills. Large family room, Opinion...... nance free steel siding. Large fire- program. The House also voted 98-50 to kill House Minority Leader R.E. Van ...... 6 REALTORS ^ central air, beautiful view,of Hart­ House Majority Leader John Grop\)tf^unts the 80 to 70 Peopletaik/...... 2 placed living room. Eat-in kitchen vote that gave final approval Wednesday to Gov. William O'Neill emerged from his office a plan by Rep. Gerald Crean, Norstrand, R-Darien, said the Sports...... 15-18 189 WEST CENTER STREET X X ford. Call on this home before it’s in shirtsleeves to greet reporters D-^uthington, to eliminate only amendment would eliminate any Television...... 8 (Cornw ol McKm ) 1 t t f with knotty pine cabinets. 1 car O'Neiii's bridge and road rebuilding plan that calls for a ^ ■ shortly after the vote and gave the three tolls and raise tolls from 35 new taxes by providing for the Weather ...... 2 too late. one cent gasoline tax hike. cents lo 50 cents. short-term sale of bonds for the Vs. 646-2482 ^ oversized garage.______victory sign. He raised the hand of

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