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Your corporation will get a deduction for the payment 000 out of an IRA, he would owe $92,449 in taxes for 1982. By taking advantage of a little-known provision in the whether in the form of salary or profit-sharing con­ If, though, he were to take it out of a salary- defew ^ tax law, you, a corporation employee, may find a bonan­ tributions and it also saves its portion of the Social arrangement, the total tax would be $47,215, a sijal^e Manchester, Conn. za as an alternative to, or even a supplement to, an In­ Your Security taxes. difference. . j Foggy tonight; dividual Retirement Account (IRA). According to Kessler, you, the employee, receive 4) Finally, a participant in a salary-deffered arrange­ Tuesday, May 25, 1982 Known as Qualified Cash or Deferred Arrangements, Money's several benefits in addition to the savings on Social ment can still contribute to an IRA, supplementing his warm Wednesday this overlooked “salary reduction" plan permits you an Security. retirement income. Single copy 25(t employee, to make a tax-deductible contribution to a Worth 1) You are not necessarily limited to the $2,000 con­ Of course, since the vehicle for these arrangements is — See page 2 corporate profit-sharing plan in amounts greater than Sylvia Porter tribution, the maximum annual limit on IRA con­ a profit-sharing plan, the usual limits for profit-sharing lEanrtoatrr Mrralb the annual IRA limit of $2,000 with potentially more tributions. plans apply. favorable treatment upon distribution. In addition, 2) The deferred salary can be distributed, without Generally, if an employer is already contributing 15 these plans provide for potentiai additional savings. penalty, upon separation from employment or retirp- percent of total compensation to a profit-sharing plan, Here’s how they work: ment even if you have not reached age W Vi, although in­ no additional deductions would be available for deferred The corporation — two or more employee's es­ come tax will have to be paid. Premature withdrawals employee contribution. tablishes a qualified profit-sharing plan. If it already from an IRA, on the other hand, are subject not only to AND NOTE: This obviously is a oroeram geared to has such an arrangement, no new plan is necessary. A Barry Kessler of the New York accounting firm of income taxes and a 10 percent penalty tax, but also to higher income emjiloyees. Major participation by clause is simply inserted into the plan permitting an Touche Ross & Co. In blunt terms, for you, a higher in­ other penalties which may be imposed by a bank or in­ lower paid workers would be required — and strictly en­ employee to elect annually to defer taking a portion of come employee, to get the most out of the plan, middle- surance company where funds are kept. forced under “anti-discrimination” regulations. his or her cash salarv (let's sav 5 percent) The com- (“Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” 1328 British acdvance and lower-income employees also must participate. 3) Also, unlike an IRA, when the distribution is made pany contributes the deferred salary into the profit- As with an IRA, you need not pay any tax on the por­ from a salary-deferred arrangement, the favorable 10- pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money t sharing plan. For an employee making more than ' tion of your salary deferred. year forward-averaging income tax calculation is management, is now available through her column. 2 000 a 5 percent contribution would be more than the $2.- In addition, if your salary does not exceed the Social available. For instance, says Kessler, consider one Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to "Sylvia OOo’top permitted by an IRA. The company would also Security wage base ($32,000 in 1982), you save by not employee (married, filing jointly) with a taxable in­ Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,’’ in care of this make its regular contribution to the profit-sharing plan. having to pay Social Security taxes on the amount come this year of $60,000 and with $150,000 in tax- newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. But the amount you, an employee, may defer is deferred. Your employer’s tax treatment is the same; deferred savings. If the employee were to take the $150,- Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) toward airstrip limited by strict IRS “anti-discrimination" rules, says 1 are pushing toward Darwin and By United Press International beachhead. The Argentine junta also ■In B rief Foreign competition blamed threatened to turn to the Soviet Goose Green airstrip about 10 miles J ------British troops advanced from Union for aid if Washington con­ to the south on East Falkland. An 5 their Falkland Islands beachhead tinues backing Britain. uncensored report in Britain’s Guar­ today toward the strategic Goose At the United Nations, a fifth ses­ dian newspaper Monday said British Stoufjt promoted Green airstrip and were on full alert sion of the Security Council was commandoes had already taken the Petrochemical industry declining for an Argentine offensive to coin­ scheduled to discuss an Irish plan airstrip. HARTFORD — Marilyn J. Stoudt of the Finan­ cide with Argentina’s independence for a 72-hour ceasefire. Panama has ’The Defense Ministry said it had cing Division will be a net importer of films and all other plastics and The U.S. petrochemical industry will not die out en­ day, defense sources said. also produced a proposal to end the no'official confirmation of the troop M anagem ent Ac- By LeRoy Pope mass consumed petrochemical products. tirely, he said, because it is necessary to national No new clashes were reported fighting, but Britain said it would movements, but officials said the couting department DPI Business Writer Significantly, he said, a number of American security, but Union Carbide, DuPont, Monsanto, Dow after a day of air attacks Monday in not accept a cease-fire as long as capture of Darwin and Goose Green of the Connecticut petrochemical plants have been closed and no new ones Chemical and Phillips Petroleum among others are which Britain said it shot down at Argentine troops remain onv the and neutralization of their es­ fJEW YORK (UPl) — The U.S. petrochemical in­ timated 1,500-man Argentine gar­ Bank and Trust Co. dustry, which amounts to about 25 percent of total are being built. pulling out. least seven Argentine warplanes. islands they seized April 2. has been elected In the middle of the rice fields outside Bay City, Tex., In Rome, the Vatican officially rison would be a logical first step chemical volume, is in a period of steep and probably What Foveaux is implying, he conceded, is that the London also said that all its planes assistant treasurer. there is the rusting steel skeleton of what was to have announced that Pope John Paul II towards an all-out attack against the irreversible decline, says Myron Foveaux, legislaUve U.S. chemical industry is writing off most of its returned safely from a bombing raid Ms. Stoudt joined been the administration building of a huge new will go ahead with his visit to Bri­ main Argentine forces around Port representative for international trade of the Chemical petrochemical market as doomed. It can’t compete on the main airfield at the capital. CBT in 1979 as a cor­ petrochemical complex to be put up by Cities Service tain on Friday, but he was canceling Stanley, 50 miles to the east. Manufacturers Association. much longer in plastic films, containers, cups, bottles Port Stanley. porate analyst and in and even some textile fibers with the plants that are run Co. Cloud cover over the Falklands meetings with political leaders. It Officials said the task force was This stems, Foveaux said, from the huge Asked what is the solution to the problem, Foveaux on full alert for a possible attack 1981 became the petrochemical plants being built by Canada, Mexico and abroad on various kinds of subsidies or for social and was reported clearing, improving had been speculated he would cancel bank's asset/liability political aims rather than profit in the free enterprise said neither the federal government nor the chemical conditions for new Argentine air at­ the trip to England, Scotland and timed to coincide with Argentina’s some of the other oil producing countries and operated manufacturers have any practical answers right now. May 25 independence day. Herald photo by Tarquinlo planning officer. She on principles having nothing to do with free enterprise definition. tacks. Wales because of the Falklands is a g raduate of Several other factors are contributing to the weak “The rest of the chemical industry will sui-vive and its Earlier, Buenos Aires admitted crisis. ’The Buenos Aires government economics. j energies will be turned to profitable specialty chemicals marked today’s 172nd anniversary Pennsylvania State They run these plants to create jobs, to get rid of sur­ U.S. petrochemical position, he said. Among these are that British forces that landed on Defense sources in London said MCC cleanup University, where and other innovative products,” he said. “But we can’t that British forces, striking of Argentina’s declaration of in­ plus oil and for reasons of national prestige, he said. the strength of the U.S. dollar abroad, which made the South Atlantic islands Fridav, she received a just go back to the pre-plastic era of paper, metals and 54 southward from their beachhead. dependence with a call for “return “The situation is not critical yet, but it will get so export sales harder, and the decontrol of oil prices in the now hold a -square-mile plant during a staff clean-up today at bacheior's degree in glass in the early 1930s, We will have to import of our sisterland ” — the Falklands. Jean Blessing shows surprise at seeing Dot- within five years in all likelihood” United States, which caused the domestic crude oil Manchester Community College. business administra­ feedstock price to rise. The proposed decontrol of petrochemical products and find ways to pay for them Prime Minister Margaret tie Blessing In a window behind a spider He pointed out that the rise in U.S. petrochemical Thatcher met with her full Cabinet, tion. She is presently exports in 1981 was only 2 percent to $21.2 billion in con­ natural gas would have on even greater effect. for some years.” 'District doesn't'need attending the Foveaux said there are no substitutes for oil in sight Eventually, new discoveries and new technologies and government officials said the trast with an average rise of 16.3 percent annually in the may come along to provide answers to the questions Cabinet confirmed Defense Marilyn J. Stoudt University of preceding five years. More striking, imports of for the domestic petrochemical industry. Coal could be Connecticut where, used tor feedstock as Hitler did in World War II but that Foveaux says there are no answers for right now. ’Then Secretary John Nott’s statement petrochemical products rose 17 percent. Foveaux the countries that, for political and social reasons, are Monday that no pressure would be in June, will receive her master’s degree. predicted that by the end of the 1980s the United ^tates would be prohibitively expensive now. Crossroads open again A resident of Manchester, Ms Stoudt is a making and selling plastic films and other Irish to suggest put on task force commander Rear member of Hartford Area Business Economists, petrochemical products at a loss according to American Adm. John “Sandy” Woodward to arrest and Crossroads, Prignano of Ms. Milts, Prignano said The Beta Gamma Sigma (business society) and a fund­ economic thinking, may find themselves in a big bind. speed up his next advance. By Nancy Thompson said, but evaluated the performance available staff — which is director raiser for the Greater Hartford Arts Council. Officials said the Cabinet agreed Herald Reporter Public Records rejecting medics that no further moves aimed at a of the agency. Elizabeth Peterson and a half-time diplomatic settlement of the conflict Crossroads Inc. reopened today The evaluation found that the recreation therapist — will handle Gas prices rising f were likely at the moment. jjg Board of Directors found program should be continued and the most critcial client needs, Flower named By Raymond T. DeMeo that this is “just a ploy to allow the should continue to function Prignano said. no connection between the agency’s He added that the Board of Direc­ To E. R. Brown for a fence at 24 Fairfield St., $350. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Motorists are paying more Herald Reporter town to hire extra firefighters.” The Defense Ministry said several operations and the arrest of its autonomously, Prignano said. The EAST HARTFORD — William E. Flower has Wurrunl) di-cds Irish says he’ll bring up the tors today formally accepted Ms. Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Barney T. Peterman Jr., for gasoline than they were two weeks ago, with in­ ships “ may have sustained former.assistant director on drug report also recommended some been named public relations manager at United To Skip’s Roofing and Siding for siding at 61 Helaine creases of up to 6 cents a gallon in some areas, a new Animosities between the town and paramedics issue at the end of the Mills resignation. She will be property on Golway Street, $18,2(X). damage” Monday, but emphatically charges. changes in the administration of the Technologies Research Center. Road, $3,000. survey shows. the Eighth Utilities District will district’s annual meeting, scheduled agency, such as separating the ad­ replaced as soon possible, he said. Flower will be responsible for planning and im­ Wallace A. Rascher and Beverly A. Raseber to Neil A. for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the denied Argentine reports of damage Pascal Prlgnano, a member of the To Bill ’Tunsky for siding at 80 Vernon St., $1,800. Oil expert Dan Lundberg said Sunday that among 17,- likely flare up once more at the dis­ to the liner Canberra, which is being Board of Directors, said the board ministrative function from the plementing all UTRC public relations activities and Lawrence and Patricia A. Lawrence, property on North Bentley School. PRK;NAN0 s a id the agency To Frank J. Kos to repair fire damage at 119 000 stations nationwide, there was an average trict’s annual' meeting Wednesday used as a troop ship. met today and agreed to reopen the counseling function, he said. hopes to be back in full operation by for maintaining effective communications Elm Street, $750. Chambers St., $10,000. nationwide increase of nearly 3 cents a gallon during the ' night, when Wallace J. Irish plans to programs with community, civic and government CoiiiiniUec deed Britain acknowledged the frigate youth counseling center immediate- Crossroads will resume fall. The agency is scheduled to Samuel H. Teller, committee, to Charles Botticello, To Sebastian DlMarco for Lena DiMarco for a garage past two weeks — up 2.68 cents for an overall price of propose that the district not take HE CLAIMS the session’s town Antelope became the third British ly jne agency has been closed since move into Bentley School this agencies. part in the town’s proposed $115,000 operations today, but it wiii be on a six parcels east of Keeney Street. at 22 Ridgefield St., $6,000. 121.23 cents per gallon for all grades. meeting format allows him to bring ship sent to the bottom by Argentine Wednesday. limited basis because the staff is summer, along with several other Flower comes to the Research Center from Overall gasoline prices were at 118.55 cents per gallon paramedic program. up the matter for discussion and a United Technologies Sikorsky Aircraft in Stratford, Tux liciiH To Herman S. Helm for a pool at 800 Tolland Turn­ bombs and missiles since the “Crossroads is back in business as severely reduced by the resignation social service agencies. Internal Revenue Service against Marlene Trares, on May 7. , Irish, formerly the district’s vote. But Gordon Lassow, president fighting began to retake the islands, far as we can go,” he said. where he was senior public relations represen­ pike, $200. Price averages fell in only four survey cities — assistant fire marshal and an out­ of the district’s Board of Directors, tative. Before joining Sikorsky in 1979, he was a David James Personnel Agency, $2,444.49. To R.C. Construction Co. to repair fire damage at 416- Argentine aircraft inflicted more Prignano said the board con- Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Honolulu and Anchorage, spoken critic of town government, isn’t so sure that’s true. damage on ships of the British task sidered the information available on reporter, news producer and assignment editor for Internal Revenue Service against Milton andCarol A. 418 Main St., $25,000. says the district can provide Lowry, property at 24 Ford St., $1,813.89. Alaska. “I don’t think it’s fitting to come force assisting invasion troops, but the May 13 arrest of Jacala Mills, WTIC radio in Hartford. emergency medical service without up before the meeting. ’There hasn’t Israeli jets (down He served more than four years as a personnel of­ Mrriiaiiic'x li»‘n the seven planes downed by British Mg, Mills was arrested in Mansfield the aid of paramedic-trained town been any advance notice. It wouldn’t accounts Monday raised total air- and charged with possession of ficer with the U S. Air Force and is currently public Burr Electric Co. Inc. against Town Contractors Inc., firefighters, who would respond to property in Manchester Industrial Park, $21,925. be fair, because people haven’t been craft losses to at least 56 — more cocaine with intent to sell, posses- affairs officer with the 103rd Tactical Fighter medical emergencies under the alerted yet,” Lassow says. Group, Connecticut Air Nationai Guard. A native of \ ah |M‘nc)4‘n» than a quarter of the entire air gjon of marijuana and illegal Lyon & Billard Co. again! Eric J. Sinnamon and ' program approved by the town’s John D. Labelle Jr., the district’s force. cultivation of marijuana.. She Syrian warpjanes Waterbury, Flower is a graduate of Marietta ■ Emergency Medical Services C^n- Coliege, Marietta, Ohio. Kathleen A. Sinnamon, foreclosure’at 23 Lydall St. lawyer, says he has "some ...... resigned from Crossroads on Building permits cil. ■ H question” about the legality of Tuesday. Qliyaat,’’ Lebanese security sources _ . - Her arrest followed the arrest Of TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - Israeli To Frank Cimino for a breezeway, garage, and sun- IRISH CLAIMS the district Irish’s plan to bring up the proposal. jet fighters shot down two Syrian said. porch at 29 Constance Drive, $16,0()0. could save itself money by staying He says he’ll check the municipal i n S l O C M O O S t y Robert Scheinost, the man she lived w arplanes in a dogfight over The Israeli military command IRS deadline set To Lingard Cabinet Co. for Manchester State Bank, to out of the paramedic pro^am and law books today to find out whether with, on drug dealing charges. Lebanon today, the military com­ said Israeli planes “on a routine renovate basement for a lunch room and lounge, $10,000. responding to medical emergencies the action is permissible. 24 pageSj 4 sections “We, the board of Crossroads, mand said. Syria said two of its flight encountered Syrian planes HARTFORD — Taxpayers who asked for an To Aldo Pavin for an addition to a bam at 376 Keeney When cash flow is slow, but you need to purchase itself. He says the district has 45 If Labelle determines that Irish . 15 after reviewing the reports, the planes were hit but did not over Beirut this morning. In the . automatic extension to file their federal income tax St., $3,000, firefighters with emergency can bring up the proposal, it would Arei towns ...... ’. '^ . ’.18 facU at hand and recent police acknowledge any were lost. dogfight which ensued, two MiG returns must file the complete return and pay any To Dan McCooe for Lawrence Moran to repair a roof goods and services for your business... medical training who could do the be subject to discussion and vote by Rnofn^r ...... 21 statements, felt there was no con- Lebanese security forces said only planes were downed. All our planes remaining tax by midnight on June 15, according to at 102 Benton St , $2,500. same thing paramedics do: ad­ members of the public present at Classified ...... 22-23 nection,” Prignano said. one Syrian plane was shot down in a returned safely to their base.” the Internal Revenue Service. minister emergency aid to patients the annual meeting. Comics...... 19 STATE' POLICE said last week brief aerial encounter over The Lenbanese said the Syrian The taxpayer must attach a copy of the extension on the way to the hospital. The only item now on the Entertainment ...... 17 that Ms. Mills was not the focus of Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley 15 miles pilot parachuted to the ground and request. Form 4868, to the completed return. The “ There’s no reason why we meeting’s agenda are approval of Lottery...... 2 yjg investigation and Crossroads northeast of Beirut. was taken to the Hajj hospital near IRS adds that if a taxpayer is entitled to the Independent couldn’t do it ourselves. ’There’s no the district’s 1982-83 budget and A military spokesman in Qliyaat, an area under the control of election of new district officers. MHS W orld...... 1* was not part of the continuing in- automatic extension because he or she was outside Barter is better. place in the district that’s more than Obituaries ...... | vestigation. Damascus said two Syrian planes the Lebanese Christian forces. Insurance Up for election Wednesday night the United States and Puerto Rico on Aprii 15, a seven minutes away from Opinion...... 9 Prignano said the Board of Direc- were hit during the encounter, but The aerial dogfight was the first statement to that effect must be attached to the Center, Inc. Manchester Memorial Hospital,” he are District President Gordon Peopletalk...... •-2 tors a)so reviewed a report from an the statement made no mention of since April 21 when Israeli planes return. Lassow; Clerk Helen Warrington; shot down two Syrian MiG-23s in a The exchange of goods and you to market your product What do yOP need? says. Sports...... 9-12 Independent citizens’ group which the planes being downed. For additional information, taxpayers may cali Under the EMS-Council approved Tax Collector Betty Sadloski; “The air battle lasted only a few clash over Lebanon. That incident services doesn’t have to stop or service locally or nation­ Television ...... 17 was formed last week to evaluate the IRS toll-free, 1-600-343-9000. plan, the town will train five of ite ’Treasurer Mabel Sheridan; and two Weather...... 2 agency. The group did not look seconds after which the Syrian jet was the first since July 29 of last wide. It’s a fully-computerized It could be new equipment. district directors, Samuel Longest because money’s tight. A firefighters and hire five more to si ssy connection between the was seen crashing in flames in year. sophisticated new system exchange network that asks A new building. Re^ Estate. serve as paramedics. Irish charges and Joseph Tripp. Stock issue due of exchange is now being used you two simple questions: Printing. Insurance.' Repair by thousands of businesses services. You name it. We across the nation. The trend put it into the computer, and HARTFORD — The Connecticut Light and Power What do you have? find it. Yqu “pay” for it with Company, an operating subsidiary of Northeast toward “exchange economics” Rod Dolin, CIC Bob Laihrop Jon Norria, CPCU began as a trickle a few years your trade units. Utilities, will issue 800,000 shares of preferred You describe the goods or stock on June 2, the utility announced. ago. Today it’s a flood. Barter services you want to sell at By finding new customers, Tax breaks let big firms trim bills by 15% Sale of the $50 par value series M preferred stock is the process of exchanging you create more demand. And will be through competitive bids to be presented to goods and services you have full retail value, not in you*re dollars, but in ‘trade units.” you get the goods and services “Corporations receive tremen­ ding to a variety of studies, effective the company at the law office of Winthrop, Stimson, for goods and services you taxes completely. dther because they had no earnings Putnam & Roberts, 40 Wall St., New York, before We enter it in our computer, you n ^ . It’s buying and dous public services and there ought U.S. corporate tax rates have fallen need. And Barter Systems, By Gary Klott “Over the next several years or took advantage of a variety of tax steadily in many sectors partly 11 a.m. June 2. not made of . and offer it to our customers selling, without money. And ]UPI Business Writer Related stories, breaks contained in the tax code. Of to be some contribution to the Inc. is America’s largest there is the likelihood that many ’Treasury and the cost of public ser­ because the official corporate tax Proceeds from the sale will be used to repay throughout the country. now that you’re begiiming utilities — pa^cularly in the elec­ the nearly 1.2 million corporations structured trade organization. Tax cuts enacted last , year vices,” says former Congressman rate was lowered to 46 percent from short-term debt that has been incurred to refqnd an to consider the unlimited chart on page 21 tric and telephone sectors— will not that had net ipcome, 38 percent got $85 million first mortgage 9 percent bond issiie enabled major U.S. corporaUons to Charles Vanik of Ohio, a longtime 52 percent and partly because of possibilities, we’d like you be paying any federal taxes,” says away without having to pay any tax. liberalized investment incentives. which matured Feb. 1, 1982, and to finance the Today’s barter isn’t like the trim their tax bills on 1981 U.S. In­ Among the major corporations, critic of the corporate tax code. money! to give us a call, and we’ll Donald W. Kiefer, an economist “Twenty-five percent of our produc­ Congress also has enacted various utility’s construction program. simple swaps you made as a come to an average effective rate of publishes the weddy journal “Tax These days, no one is With prices with the Library of Congress’ 1981 represented the)fourth con­ special tax breaks over the years to The new preferred stock issue will have a sinking kid. Barter Systems allows tell you more. 19.S percent from 22.7 percent paid Notes.” secutive year that ^Occidental tivity gains can be credited to the rising as fast as they are now, it Congressional Research Service and contributions from the public sec­ encourage certain types of ac­ fund provision requiring the redemption, of 40,000 make^ good sense to save money on 1980 returns. Using data contained in annual a leading authority on utility taxa­ Petroleum, the nation’s 12th largest This is far below the statutory 48 tor, such as the building of canals to tivities. shares per year commencing June 1, 1988, with anywhere you can So look to your reports and other corporate filings tion. “Thei benefits under the new oil company, has not had a current insurance for possible savings allow companies to bring cargo up­ As a result, effective tax rates — minimum payments designed to retire the entire percent corporate rate. with the Securities aitd Exchange (tax) act are so large that their U.S. tax liability, according to its issue by June 1, 2007. •FORCONNECnCUr BUSINESSES' A survey based on preliminary Commission, Starcher’s survey stream.” what a company actually pays in Gait us for a quote on Great American federal tax liability should be annual rdports. While the company taxes as a percentage of income — figures (or 30 of the nation’s largest found the extra 1981 tax savings was profitable during the four auto or homeowners insurance. If Tell me more about BARTER. industrial corporations indicates eliminated.” THE REAGAN administration vary sharply between companies you're not made of money, a Great reflected primarily the libeijdiied In fact, many corporations are years, with net income reaching Nam e______!------their cash outlay for taxes will be 18 investment incentives whldi to

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SC Ante _ ZBA upholds decision School board M M M- ■ — News Briefing allowing tree removal, cuts $173,000 New criteria set excavation at l-park from budget KGB chief moves L O W E S T for artificial heart T E H K R M U n E S The Board of Education Monday without comment cut to succeed leader A decision by ’Thomas O'Maira, zoning cent figure represents the maximum SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - University I— it o a m 7. $173,000 from its 1982-83 budget. MOSCOW (UPI) — Yuri Andropov, of Utah doctors will ask the Food and enforcement officer, to permit tree that can be developed after other The board unanimously approved cuts recommended head of the KGB secret police, added Drug Administration to allow implanta­ Ms-. EZ3— removal and excavation at lots in requirements for minimizing soil and by Superintendent of Schools James P. Kennedy and another top Communist Party post in a tion of an experimental artificial heart in Manchester Industrial Park was upheld tree removal and for grading are met. supported by the Board of Education Finance Com­ f0 I------move Western analysts believe puts him people whose natural hearts are weak UPI WEATHC8 FOTOCA8T by the Zoning Board of Appeals after a Manchester Industrial Park has mittee and the Parent-Teacher Association Budget in a tight battle to succeed President but still beating. Idngthy public hearing. removed all the trees from one lot and Committee. Leonid Brezhnev. An institutional review board of doc­ ’The O’Marra decision, which paved most of them from another, the The cuts bring the education budget to $20.2 million, Andropov, 67, a member of the ruling tors, a philosopher and other faculty the way for development of the in­ appellants say, and has excavated the the amount authorized by the Board of Directors. Politburo, was appointed Monday to the members Monday approved an expanded Weather dustrial lots, had been appealed by land in such a way as to indicate that The most money cut — $40,000 — was in rollover, the secretariat of the Communist Party Cen­ set of criteria for human experiments several residential neighbors on steep slopes will be left when it is amount saved by hiring lower-priced teachers to tral Committee. He is the 11th member with the Jarvik-7 heart, which has kept Kennedy Road and Bishop Drive. finished. replace teachers at the top of the salary scale who of that ideological body and one of five test animals alive for up to nine months. ’The lots are being developed by Green The permit by O’Marra was Issued retire. During budget hearings, Kennedy said the who serve on both the Central Com­ The 15-member panel voted to let sur­ Manor Corporation, one of the Neil Ellis after a court held that such a permit is rollover money is kept in the budget mainly to provide mittee and the Politburo. geons test the heart in people with Today’s forecast corporations. needed even though the town had inter­ contingency funds in case of emergency. He was expected to give up his post as ‘‘Class-4 heart disease.’’ The class in­ In unholdlng O’Marra, the board preted the regulations to require no per­ Today cloudy becoming partly sunny this afternoon. The second highest savings comes from eliminating head of the KGB secret police, which cludes people whose hearts have agreed with his contention that his deci­ mit for the clearing work. two teaching positions added to the budget at the would make him less frightening to degenerated to the point where the Highs 65 to 70. Light northwest winds. Tonight partly sion was in agreement with previous ’The residential neighbors of the park request of the l^A . The two positions were slated to go Politburo colleagues who are thought patient is immobile, in pain and about to cloudy with patchy dense groundfog after midnight.' decisions by the ZBA and that he had to have complained that the removal of to schools which will receive students from the closing reluctant to give too much power to the die. Lows around 50. Winds calm. Wednesday early mbming reconcile provisions of the zoning trees has deprived them of a view, has of Bentley School to keep class size down. KGB chief. Existing criteria approved by the FDA groundfog otherwise mostly sunny and warm. Highs 75 regulations on industrial zones with the exposed the metal buildings of the in­ Kennedy said at the last board meeting that a At the same time, the Central Com­ seven months ago allows experiments to 80. Winds light and variable. provision that allows the developer to dustrial park, and has removed an preliminary review of the class sizes at those schools in­ mittee promoted Vladimir Dolgikh, 57, only on people who die during openheart develop up to 60 percent of the lot area. acoustical barrier, exposing them to dicated that the two extra positions won't be needed to already a member of the secretariat, to surgery. But since the tests were ap­ Kenneth Tedford, ZBA chairman, said noise from the park. meet the board’s class size guidelines. The change will Extended outlook the 60 percent provision is a very specific They say also that steep grades will be 2 alternate, or non-voting, membership in proved, Dr. William DeVries, head sur­ save $34,000. the Politburo. geon for the heart project, has not had an Extended outlook for New England Thursday through one. He said sections the residents say . a hazard for children. Another major savings of $30,000 comes from the opportunity to implant the device Saturday: were violated by p ’Marra leave the ' Mrs. Shirley Segal, who instituted the elimination of the Bentley School principal’s position. because all potential recipients un­ Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: zoning enforcement officer with a heavy legal action originally, said that when The former Bentley principal Douglass Townsend, will Bush affirms dergoing surgery at the Utah hospital Generally fair through the period. Daytime highs in the burden of discretion. she purchased her property at 8 Bishop be assigned part-time as an administrator at Martin have survived. upper 60s to middle 70s. Overnight lows in the 50s. ’Thosfe sections, cited by the residents’ Drive, she was assured there was a 7^ School and part-time at Bennet Junior High School in a attorney, Brandon Hickey, call for arms cut aim ,irv - Vermont: Warm through the period. Showers or foot buffer zone between her property reorganization of certain administrative positions. thunderstorms Thursday and Friday. Fair Saturday. minimizing tree removal and blending and the park. Herald photo by Thompson Other board actions included cutting a central office BOSTON (UPI) — Vice President High in the 70s. Low 45 to 55. grades with the natural landscape “in­ The buffer zone, which must be left in 5 secretary, replacing the filing Junior High School media sofar as practicable.” George Bush says the Reagan ad- Maine. Fair through the period but with a chance of: its natural state, is/ 25 feet wide. specialist with an aide, a reduction in capital projects, • ministration is committed to reducing Iraq troops admit showers in the far north Saturday. Daily highs in the 60s Tedford and other commission EDUCATION OFFICIALS EXAMINE HIGH SCHOOL ROOF A suit asking for a permanent injunc­ cutting a library aide from Bentley, eliminating a new nuclear weapons, but won’t accept a and low 70s except cooler along the coast Saturday. members saw the phrase “insofar-ras . . . some complain of puddles on newly-installed roof truck for Buildings and Grounds, eliminating a freeze at current levels or any other they’re defeated Overflight lows in the 40s. practicable” as difficult to interpret. tion against development of the lots is pending in Superior Court at Rockville. classroom aide at Buckley, reduction in fringe benefits proposals that could lead to BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Iraqi New Hampshire: Fair through the period. Daily highs Hickey had contended that the 60 per­ from staff cuts, and a reduction in the expense for the "blackmail." troops admitted today they had been in the 70s except cooler near the coast Saturday. Over­ school census, which is no longer required by the state. Addressing Boston College's 106th driven from the key Iranian port of night lows 45 to 50, Puddles on new roof commencement exercises Monday, Bush Khorramshahr back toward Iraq, a repeated the White House’s position that crushing defeat that forced them from Firm, neighbors asked current Soviet offers would leave the the last city they held in Iran. Long Island Sound United States and its allies at a military Some 17 hours after Iran claimed the The National Weather Service forecast for Long worry school, board Tucci urges disadvantage. victory, the state-run Iraqi news agency Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.I., to Montauk Point, ”We are not for a freeze. We are for a said Iraqi forces "this morning com­ nuclear arms reduction,’’ said Bush, Today in history N.Y.: to work out lot dispute Lawrence, who took the board pleted their withdrawal from the city of Southeast winds 10 to 15 this afternoon, variable at 10 By Nancy Thompson whose daughter is a senior at Boston Khorramshahr toward the international Herald Reporter members on a tour of the building to College, but did not graduate for lack of On May 25, 1935 Babe Ruth hit his 714th and final home run while en­ knots or less tonight. Onshore winds 10 to 15 knots view the renovations underway, said improvements ding his career with the Boston Braves In a game at Pittsburgh. Here, he border.” Wednesday afternoon. Occasional rain drizzle or fog this Manchester Transmission Co. at 161 and by commitments it made in presen­ several credits. An Iraqi military communique announ­ Board of Education members work is going as planned. Construction of hits one out of the park in a spring training exhibition game against the afternoon, with some clearing toward evening. Fog W. Middle ’Turnpike and its residential tation to the ZBA. He said the administration "is and will cing the fall of Khorramshahr, on the Rubinow said it was the third time in expressed concern about the new high an addition to the building, which will John Tucci, a resident who has previously sup­ continue to be in pursuit of arms control Newark Bears in Newark, N.J., a few weeks earlier. tonight, becoming fair Wednesday. Visibility frequently, neighbors, who have been in conflict for school roof after finding puddles on it house new industrial arts facilities, is ported cuts in the town education budget, Monday strategic Shatt al Arab waterway that below 1 mile through Wednesday morning, increasing to years, were asked Monday night by the four years he has risen to speak in op­ that reduces the nuclear stockpile in the Iraq had gone to war to control, said the during a tour of the building Monday. ahead of schedule, Lawrence said. Plans urged the Board of Education to improve science 5 miles or more Wednesday afternoon. Average wave Zoning Board of Appeals to get together position. Rubinow submitted as exhibits “I saw the same puddles I saw before call for those rooms to be in use by the United States and the Soviet Union." He pullback started Sunday and was com­ the records of previous hearings and ac­ and math education — even if it means increasing said further proposals by President heights around 1 foot today and near calm tonight. to see if they can agree on what restric­ we started work on the roof,” board fall. taxes. pleted Tuesday morning. tions should be imposed if the firm is tions by the ZBA. Interior renovation is slightly behind Fteagan will become evident after arms Supreme Court Tornadoes sweep The latest request comes after the member Peter Crombie said. “This is Armed with articles from several publications allowed to pave an area for parking the same problem that started the schedule, Lawrence said, because of dif­ citing problems in math and science education, conferences next month. National forecast seven vehicles. court overruled the ZBA in denying a reviews abortion through Texas similar request. The ZBA' decided the problems 25 years ago.’’ ficulties getting materials to be used in Tucci suggested the board beef up its offerings in ’The request came from Kenneth Ted- Crombie said he saw inch-deep roof replacing or closing in windows. That Jord, chairman of the board, after a request was the same as one previously those subjects. , Pot-growing WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nearly a Doctor: Hinckley 82 68 puddles. Rain was falling while board material has now been received and He suggested starting after-school programs in By United Press International ntemational Little Rock r lengthy public hearing during which the denied and the court said it was suf­ decade after the Supreme Court opened City if Fest Hi Lo Pep leos Angeles pc 70 62 I.IU members were on the roof. work will get underway soon. technical areas for student enrichment 78 59 ficiently different and should be heard. granny indicted doors nationwide for legal abortions, the A trio of tornadoes swept through is childlike Albuquerque c 81 56 .... Ixfui.sville r firm and its opponents presented formal The roof is supposed to be slanted About one-third of the school's interior Anchorage c 57 45 .02 Memphis r 83 35 l.H' Rubinow said neighbors continue to “We know that everyone who takes music isn't justices will reassess the landmark Texas, downing trees and power lines Asheville pc 74 63 .... Miami Beach r n38 ItO... arguments with a court stenographer toward the drains so that water will run is now in the process of renovation, going to be a Stravinsky, but we encourage him to HOUSTON (UPI) - An 82-year-old WASHINGTON (UPI) - John W. 71 53 3D protest the firm’s applications because it ruling to determine if any new limits can and bombing towns with golfball-sized Atlanta r 82 64 .... Minneapolis cy keeping a record. off. Before the new roof was installed Lawrence said, including the boys’ take it because of culture," Tucci said. ■‘country ” grandmother says she’ll plead Hinckley Jr. acted like “a little boy with Billings c 70 44 .... Nashville r 84 62 ’Ihe firm is asking a special exception has consistently fall^ to comply with its innocent to a felony charge of growing be imposed on the right to end a pregnan- hail. At least 1(K) people, several of them Birmingham r M 6B .... New Orlens pc 90 70 .05 last fall, leaks were a major problem in locker rooms, administrative offices, He added, “If it costs more money, 1 will ,be a rescued by helicopter, were forced from a gun" in shooting President ReagAn and Boston cy 54 51 .19 Oklahm Cty cy 75 60 1.11 to permit parking of cars on land adja­ representations to the board. As and second-floor distributive education marijuana in her backyard because she cy. 66 so .92 the school. proponent of doing anything in Manchester fo en­ their south Texas homes by 3-foot doesn’t -seem to understand the Brwnsvll Tx.pv 85 74 .... Omaha r cent to the site of its building at the turn­ examples he cited a larger curb cut than Neil Lawrence, director of vocational classrooms. An independent study area intended to use the plants to make a po­ The court announced Monday it will seriousness of his ‘‘very grownup Buffalo pc 71 54 .01 Philadelphia pc SB 56 .38 permitted, storage of transmissions in a courage science and math education.” floodwaters. Charlsln S.C. r 81 68 .... Phoenix c 102 76 pike and Homestead Street. education for the public schools and is under construction in the area that tion for her arthritis. tackle the politically explosive issue, shed on adjacent property, and moving a Tucci also suggested that the board develop a focusing on whether state and local Scattered thunderstorms doused the crime,” a defense psychiatrist has tqW a Charm N.C. cj 79 66 .52 Pittsburgh c 75 56 Attorney Joel Janenda argued that the coordinator of the liigh school renovation formerly housed the school store and way to introduce alternative sources of information Laura Ethel Clark was named in a Chicago pc 61 52 .... Portland M. pc 61 49 .K fence the ZBA had required. Southern Plains and the upper Midwest jury. 85 56 firm would be permitted to provide the project, said there have been no classrooms. The store will be moved to third-degree indictment Monday and is governments can place an assortment of Cleveland c 68 54 .... Portland Ore. c The ZBA adjourned the hearing on into the classroom. He noted that he recently restrictions on abortions during the first with up to 5 inches of rain Monday. "In many ways,” Dr. Thomas Gold­ (’olumbus pc 74 54 .... Providence cy 54 52 .36 parking, other business there have, problems since the roof installation was the second floor. challenged a Book, “The Devel^ing World,” by scheduled for arraignment June 4. If con­ man testified, Hinckley “perceives Dallas pc 83 52 2.62 Richmond r 77 68 .20> June 28. Tedford, observing that both the six months of pregnancy. Flashflood warnings were posted for 78 without ZBA approval except that it is an completed. There were some Slight leaks James D. Calderwood, used id high school social victed, she faces a maximum of 10 years himself still as an errant child who’s Denver pc 54 42 .12 St Louis r 63 auto repair business. Such businesses transmission firm and the residents in Construction on an all-weather track is in prison and a $5,000 fine. The court may hear arguments on the parts of Oklahoma, Kansas and Des Moines r 70 59 .01 Salt Lake Cityc 74 f7 at first before the drain fixtures were in scheduled to begin this week, but has to studies courses, not to get the book out of the cases as early as next fall, with a ruling Nebraska, More than 3 inches of rain done something bad — not terrible, not Detroit c 66 54 .... San Antonio pc 83 68 .04 require special exceptions in all zones. the stable residential area were likely to place, but since they were put on there classroom but to provide alternative sources of in­ She was offered two years’ probation unspeakably awful — for which he is Duluth pc 60 43 .... San Diego cy 68 64 Opponent led by Attorney Lawrence P. remain there, it would be advantageous be worked around a track meet this but refused to plea bargain. no sooner than late this year or early soaked Oklahoma. El Paso pc SO 61 .... San Franese fy 78 S2 have been no leaks, Lawrence said. weekend, MHS graduation and the formation. 1983.The action comes in the wake of Another round of heavy storms was sorry now and feels he ought to be Honolulu c 86 74...... San Juan cy 88 75 Rubinow, contended that the transmis­ to resolve the problem. Commission The board asked the Building Com­ Tucci said he objected to the discussion of Her attorney. Bill Portis, said Mrs. forgiven.” Indianapolis pc 72 57 .... Seattle pc 75 54 sion firm is seeking to expand its members said it would seem better to Manchester Community College-New Clark planned to plead innocent to the persistent rumbling on Capitol Hill for a forecast for today. Jackson Miss. 88 70 .10 Spokane w 80 53 mittee to look into the roof question. American foreign aid in the book. Hinckley seemed to grow agitated and 70 have cars parked in a paved lot than on England Relays in June, Lawrence said. constitutional amendment to invalidate A bolt of lightning set fire to gasoline Jacksonville r 88 70 .... Tampa r 86 -JS business and that it has repeatedly failed Installation of the new roof, which cost Jacob Ludes III, Manchester High School prin­ charge of possession of between 4 ounces 71 65 .16 Washington cy 64 61 .01 Homestead Street. the historic 1973 ruling of Roe vs. Wade. used for stripping tile in a Seminole, yanked off his clip-on necktie Monday Kansas City r to abide by requirements the ZBA has set $8S5,fK)0, was the first phase of a $5.5 On the whole, Lawrence said, the cipal and head of toe Instructional Materials (I)om- and 5 pounds of marijuana. Police who upon hearing the testimony from Gold­ I .as Vegas c » 67 .... Wichita r 69 SB .02 uprooted her plants said they weighed 9 Confronting the justices are appeals of Okla., schoolroom. The room burst into million renovation project at the high renovations are going well. “We an­ mittee, said today toe committee reviewed the laws in Virginia and Missouri, as well as flames and burned an employee over 80 man, expected to be the last witness at school. The new roof is an elastic-plastic ticipated we’d hit more problem areas book and did not agree with Tucci’s charge, but pounds, and originally she was charged his trial before the defense rests. than we did," he said. “If it keeps going with a second-degree felony. a local ordinance in Akron, Ohio. percent of his body. membrane covered with gravel to hold it added that a congressional review of foreign aid Zoning appeals panel down. like this, we’ll be in good shape” prepared by U.S. Sen, Christopher J. Dodd’s office is being made available at Tucci’s request to Lottery students. P eopletalk grants four requests Board waives renfal fees

■ 0 ^ Numbers drawn in New New Hampshire Mon­ After brief public hearings Monday students at a time in sewing classes at 29 for 2 day care programs Man faces charge Marie to wed England Monday: day: 5169. night, the Zoning Board of Appeals Ridge St. for three years beginning now. She does not plan to start the class until Police charged a Gardner Street man with disorderly Connecticut daily: 400. Rhode Island daily: 5117. granted four requests and part of a fifth. for the program. The ticipating in the program. Vermont daily: 469. next year. She had asked for a maximum The Board of Elducation conduct after he allegedly threatened and used obscene Singer Marie Osmond, 22, is marrying Steve Maine daily: 125. Richard T. Day was denied a variance Monday waived rental fees board, however, agreed to In Manchester, students language toward his mother. New Hampshire Sunday: Massachusetts daily: of 10 students. ZBA members were con­ a request from the Craig. 25, a former Brigham Young University 4227. to have an apartment at 24-26 Knighton cerned about parking congestion in the tor two before- and after­ who will use the programs Police say Harmon C. Townsend, 34, of 434 Gardner basketball player, on June 26 in a Mormon Church 7771. St. with only 502 square feet of living school day care programs program sponsors to waive will be transferred to St. was arrested at his parents’ home Monday. They say area and reduced the number. that fee at least for the Buckley or Keeney Street. ceremony. space instead of the required 700. He was • General Oil Co. to use the bay of a to start in toe fall. he ignored a policeman’s warning to stop swearing at Miss Osmond’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George V. granted permission for 8,582 square feet The board agreed to give first year. Ms. Stoner said that his mother, Leona Gochee of 33 Cooper St. Police say gasoline station at 568 Center St. for a Pat Wilson, a branch Osmond, announced the wedding plans Monday in a of lot instead of the required 12,000 for an gasoline and heating sales office. the YMCA space in policy will cut down on the Townsend also threatened to assault his mother. brief statement issued by the Osmond Entertain­ exterior stairway. ’The effect of the deci­ Buckley School and the director from the YWCA, number of children who Townsend was released on $50 cash bond pending an • Community Development Corpora­ explained that any charge ment Center, a family-owned television studio in Almanac sion is that Day will have to increase the tion to have a setback of only 35 feet YWCA space in Keeney could take advantage of the appearance in Manchester Superior Court on June 7. Orem. apartment size before he epn use it. Street School to operate would have to be passed service, since some from the closest property line for the directly to the par­ The couple met at BYU where Craig played four ’The ZBA eranted these applications. Main Building of Benpet School, which is “latchkey” programs. The parents will not want to ticipating parents. transfer their children out Personal advice years as a starting guard. The past season he • Atlantic Richfield Co. to convert an being converted to apartments for elder­ programs will each serve played, professional basketball in the Continental The program sponsors of their neighborhood Abigail Van Buren offers personal advice daily in one By United Press International auto’ repair garage to 24-hour a con­ ly- up to 30 school-aged League for the Lancaster Lightning in Lancaster, children from 7:30 to 9 plan to charge about $25 schools just for the day of America's best-read columns, “Dear Abby,” in The Today is ‘Tuesday, May 25, the 145th day of 1982 with venience store at a gasoUne staUon at 288 The approval will pave the way for the per week for the service, Pa. W. Middle Turnpike. ’The repairer developer to ask for a special exception a.m. and 3 to 5:30 p.m. care program. Manchester Herald’s Focus section. 220 to follow. Ms. Wilson said. She noted licenses and a U-Haul business will be from toe Planning Zoning Commission. “Latchkey” is toe name ’The moon is in its new phase. Special exceptions are required for that, in a survey the Stallone’s odd jobs ’The morning star is Venus. dropped. . of toe program operated by organization did of ’The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and • Olga Verro to have up to five housing for elderly. toe YMCA. It is also a term parents, seveal said that Actors often take odd jobs to keep from starving, Saturn. applied to school children was expensive. but Sylvester Stallone’s jobs are the oddest of the ’Those bom on this date are under the sign of Gemini.' who carry their own house Merle Stoner, also a lot. American poet Ralph Waldo Emerson was bom May keys and come home after “I was a .scent catcher. I cleaned lion cages (in MARIE OSMOND ROBERT PRESTON KATHRYN CROSBY branch director for the . . planning wedding . . ready for anything . . . auction criticized 25, 1803. For the Record school to an empty house YWCA, noted that other New York’s Central Park Zoo) and I came home On this date in history: because their parents school districts where the with very odd scents at night. I hever had any trou­ In 1787, the first regular session of the American work. program operates provide ble getting a seat on the bus,” he told Dennis Cun­ Constitutional Convention was held at Independence The school administra­ the space free-of-charge. ningham on WCBS-TV, New York’s News At Five. She also said that most He added, "I used to cut bagels and lox and mystery, Rehearsal 'for Murder” with Lynn Hall in Philadelphia. East Catholic High School’s Lorraine Mans of Bolton. Because of a tion had proposed charging QE2 cruise ads typographical error, her name was mis­ toe sponsors $5 per day for school districts provide Tasty sturgeon at the delicatessen. I was a bouncer. I Redgrave. — Archbishop Henry J. O’Brien Scholars used to chase derelicts out of buildings. I would put Not many Americans want to visit the current He says “it was nice play a normal human were incorrectly identified as spelled. added electrical costs to transportation among on a ski mask and walk in with a bowie knife destination of the Queen Elizabeth 2 — the Falkland being,” but in reality PresI ready, for any role. scholarship winners in Saturday’s meet toe schools’ expenses schools for children par­ (BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM... As he said, “My credo ' :n, since I was 10 iianrlipfitpr lirrald Manchester Herald. The students are ac­ The final paragraph of an article in between my teeth.” All that changed when he Islands, where she is expected in about a week with Delicious blueberries blended with rich cream played the title role in "Rocky.” 3,200 British troops aboard. years old, that if it’s in Ipt, I can do It. ‘Do tually toe top-ranked students In the Saturday’s Manchester Herald said So newspaper readers wondered about ads during you fence?’ If it’s in the it, yes. Actors have to Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Class of 1982. Also, the name of James Manchester hwne builder Russell E. and milk to make a tasty Blueberry Ice the weekend that offered a luxury cruise aboard the do this. If you’re playingj icknnith, you have to Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Manship was inadvertently omitted. Miller would refer work “be doesn’t feel Concert planned Cream...have a cone...it’s good! Crosby auction look as though you’ve ' in shoeing horses all your like doing” to his son Dennis. According QE2. But the ads were for a 61-day trip to leave Los The Manchester High and picnic supper. In case Angeles Jan. 31 for the Far East. life, because there are going to be some USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl. No. 200 to Miller, what be meant to say was that You enjoy old-fashioned quality and quantity Bing Crosby’s widow, Kathryn, 48, is auctioning he’ll refer woric to his son when he, School fine arts depart­ of rain, toe concert will be Alice Marshall, speaking for the ship’s owner, blacksmiths out there watching.” , A poem about gypsy moths that was ment will present its an­ when you buy Shady Glen Ice Cream • famous off 14,000 items of Crosbyana this week in San Fran­ Publlth«d d titx 8xc«pt Sunday SuggfltMd carrier rata* ara p r in ^ in toe May 10 issue of toe Russell Miller, is on vacation or moved to toe school gym­ Cunard, said the QE2’s schedule was canceled only and cartain holidays by tha $1.20 waakly. $5.12 lor on$ nual spring pops concert on since 1948. , cisco — even the bed they shared, which she says, Manchester Herald was written bv otherwise unavailable. nasium. "still has his hair oil on it.” through July 3. Cunard hopes she can return to Glimpses Manchastar Publishing Co.. 16 month. $15.35 for thraa months, Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in Not all the Crosby clan is overjoyed. Nathaniel, civilian life in time to sail July 15 from Southamp­ Bralnard Placa, Manchastar. $30.70 lor aix moniha and $61.40 toe school quadrangle. ton, England, for New York. Conn. 06040. Sacond class lor ona ysar. Mall ratsa ara 20, Bing’s and Kathryn’s son, admitted he was “sur­ Robert Libertlni, who starred with Burt Reynolds postag* paid at Manchastar. avallabis on rsquaat. The concert will feature "Some people have called and said, ‘Did you F ire C a lls prised” by the auction, according to People in “Sharky’s hfochine,” will join Reynolds and Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad> Free call plan advances the choir, band. Round magazine, but said, "I don’t think she’s trying to realize you forgot to pull your ad?”’ Miss Marshall Goldie Hawn in the cast of “Best Friends” ... Bob drass changaa to tha Manchastar To placa a daaalllsd or display Table Singers and stage Monday, 10:06 a.m. said. Not so, she said. Cunard "is very optimistic Harald. P.O. Box 591, advartlsamant, or to report a bia residents will pay a bigner montoiy tamper with Dad’s memory.” Hope stars at New York’s Westbury, Long Island, Manchastar. Conn. 06040. '• Residents of Columbia will be able to band in a program of light —Smoke In building, 258 about the whole situation.” Music Fair from July 28 through July 31 ... Tab nawa Itam story or pictura Maa. service charge for telephone service, in Dennis Crosby, 47, Bing’s son by his first call 643-2711. Offlos hours ara call Manchester toll-free if the state’s classics, popular songs, Spencer Sf. (Town) DAIRY STORES marriage to the late Dixie Lee, said, "She didn’t Hunter will attend the June 9 premiere of the To subsertba. or to raport a 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondiy Department of Public Utilities Control return for the toll-free calling status. and old-fashioned sing-a- Monday, 4:58 p.m. ask me to look through anything.” Paramount Musical, “Grease 2” ... Birgit Nilsson dallvary problam. call 647>9946. through Friday. approves a plan proposed by the The change will enable Columbia longs. —Medical call, 385 South Quote of the day was-honored Sunday at the Manhattan School of Offica hours ara 6:30 a.m. to 5:60 residents to make toll-free calls to 30,400 TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN MANCHESTER Bob Crosby, 67, Bing’s bandleader brother, called ^.m . Monday through Friday and Tha Manchaalar Harald la a Sootoerh Npw Ehigla^ Telephone Com- The concert will be under Main St. (Town) S40E MIDDLE TPKE ooRT 6-Op«nDNIyandSun : Piriude BraiKh open Mon thniSat the sale a “flea markeU’ and said, “I’m horrified.” Robert Preston has had some odd movie roles Music’s S6th annual commencement ... Eleanor 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Dallvary L ibacribar to Unitsd Prsaa Intac- pany. Manchester telephone exchange the direction of Penny Monday, 11:41 p.m. Auto JohnC andBcmkaA Rt*g. Ownen Kathryn has been linked romantically by some lately — the zany “Dr. Feelgood” of “S.O.B.,” and Steber is presiding over the third vocal competition should ba mada by 5 p.m. Mon> national nawa asrvicaa and la a ' SNET says toe plan will take effect in customers, according to SNET. Dalenta and Karen accident, comer Main and WllUmJ Hoch. Ex«cuttv«H«>aon with Bill Sullivan, 56, a trustee of Bing’s estate. She the aging homosexual in “Victor-Victoria.” He is sponsored by the Eleanor Steber Music Foundation day through Friday and by 7:60 liiambsr ol tha Audit Bufsau gi alMWt three months, pending DPUC ap- Manchester residents can already call Krlnjak. The public is in­ Cambridge Streets a.m. Saturday. CIrculabona. denies she dates anyone. making his television debut Wednesday in the CBS at the Manhattan School of Music. pnsnL Under terms of the plan, Colum­ CMumbla toll-free. vited to bring lawn chairs (District) ' ' i ■

MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues-, May 25,"'1982 — .5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., May 2r.. Fatal hotel fire Campaign van conflicts with Rome's character House ready for fight Elite sperm bank notes first birth deliberately set? and enjoys strong ties with many of By Steven W. Syre CHICAGO (UPI) — A prostitute may have deliberate­ the state’s GOP leaders. En­ ESCONDIDO, Calif. (UPI) — An exclusive sperm ly started a fatal fire at the Conrad Hilton Hotel because United Press International dorsements come from several top over Medicare funding bank for Nobel Prize-winners announced tbe birth of a money argument with a customer, authorities say. BLOOMFIELD — Lewis B. Rome CmPtiGN Republicans who served as deputies of its first child — a healthy, 9-pound girl fathered Tests conducted Monday produced no evidence (A ar­ often drives from one campaign stop to Rome during his years as majori­ by a man identified only as an “eminent son, but fire officials said they were seeking the woman special interest tax breaks voted to another in a bright white van with ty and minority leader of the state citizens” by endorsing the GOP mathematician.” for questioning to determine whether the fire was ac­ By Mary Beth Franklin last year, reduced military spending his name and aspiration plastered ^n ate. budget, O’Neill said at his daily The Repository for Germinal Choice, set up two cidentally touched off due to careless smoking, as was United Press International substantially and frozen most across its side. Other gubernatorial candidates briefing. He called the plan’s years ago to make available the sperm of Nobel first suspected, or deliberately set. Campaign vans are not unusual in m have claimed Republican State ' WASHINGTON - The proposed $23 billion cut in Medicare domestic spending while adding Prize-winners and other “creative and intelligent The fire started Sunday in the 22nd-floor room of a 39- an election year. But this one seems Chairman Ralph E. Capecelatro House, after rejecting three costs over three years “massive and funds for certain programs. pepple,” disclosed Monday the girl was born last year-old San Diego businessman after he had argued privately favored Rome at a time devastating.” month. in conflict with the character of the relativeiy minor budget proposals,' • Vote down, 322-86, the Black about money with the woman police identified as a candidate. As recently as last year, Rome Capecelatro should have remained prepared for a partisan fight today But Reagan, repeating his charge A spokesman for the sperm bank would identify prostitute. of Democratic “demagoguery,” Caucus budget. Their spending plan the father only as a university professor, “an emi­ Rome is a quiet, subdued man, a didn’t appear to be someone who neutral. over the Medicare funding levels would have restored social program Four people were killed and 23 others injured in the Rome began his political career in contained in four major spending argued in an informal news con­ nent mathematician,” in his 30s. doubtful participant in any bom­ would become a Republican guber­ funding to pre-Reagan levels, frozen blaze, which caused at least $1 million in damages. 1961, running for the town councii in ference most of the cuts would be The baby is “a healthy, 9-pound daughter bron in bastic clamor during a guber­ natorial candidate in 1982. Life was plans still to be considered. defense spending at current levels Two Dallas, Texas, sisters who suffered smoke in­ Bloomfield. He became mayor four borne by the providers of Medicare April in a rather small town in a sparsely populated natorial campaign. comfortable outside the political But before a final vote on any of and raised revenues, through major halation in the fire filed suit in Cook County Circuit back rooms, and commitments had years later, then was elected to a the four remaining proposals, begin­ — not the recipients. state,” the spokesman said without identifying the Splashy isn’t his style. tax reforms. Court seeking more than $12 million, claiming the hotel In conversation, the volume of his been made elsewhere. 'seat in the state Senate, a position ning with one to balance the budget In the House, meanwhile, only parents or the state “at their request.” was negligent in failing to notify them of the fire. voice rarely changes. Differences in He was intent on building the law he calls one of-his most rewarding. by 1983, each will be subject to some about 433 members were in their Rep. Shirley Chisholm, D-N.Y., Robert Graham, 74, an optometrist who made a The suit, filed on behalf of Nancy Down, 40, and her his expression in discussing good firm and actively worked as a lob­ He was named Senate majority of the nearly 70 amendments chairs during most of the seven told her fellow Democrats, “If you fortune with a patent on shatter-proof eyeglass sister, Gwendolyn Hurlery, 42, charged the hotel failed and bad times are subtle. byist at tbe state Capitol. He showed leader one term later and was voted expected to be offered. hours of debate on the budget alter­ had any gut, audacity and stamina lenses, founded the sperm bank with the sperm of to sound an alarm that could be heard by all of the Rome, 48, known as a bard worker no indecision publicly: There would the Legislature’s most outstanding As the House eliminated the first natives. ... you would vote for this plan.” three Nobel science laureates. hotel’s guests. Most of them turned out for the William B. Shockley, the Nobel physics winner in during his two decades in politics, be no campaign in 1982. lawmaker twice in eight years. three budget proposals during its se­ The final House choice is likely to Officials said there were no-smoke alarms in the 28- wants to ensure another candidate But, he said, friends told him he cond day of debate Monday, Presi­ roll-call votes to: 1956 who contends blacks are genetically inferior, story hotel to warn guests. Under city statutes smoke ROME TOOK THE JUMP into • Defeat, 225-181, a “pay-as-you- be one of three major budget doesn't “outcompete you.” He would have regrets if he failed to dent Reagan traded charges of proposals: the Reagan-backed GOP said he contributed to the sperm bank. alarms are required only in high rises built after 1975 statewide politics in 1978 and cam­ go” plan by Rep. George Miller, D- thinks of himself as a person who grab the opportunity, and he finally “demagoguery” with Democratic plan, the House Budget Com­ The New York Post reported Monday the girl was The Hilton was built in 1927. took the same position. He offically paigned for governor. What looked leaders and dusted off last year’s Calif., calling for a freeze on all born April 21 in Chicago to a mother who belongs to can step aside from partisan pet­ like a rosy future in the beginning of mittee’s Democratic proposal or a Hilton Corp spokesman Joe Briska confirmed the became tbe fourth candidate lobbying tactics to woo conservative government programs and requiring MENSA, a national association of people with high tiness and inflexibility to become an the year turned out in the fall to be a bipartisan alternative. hotel has only a manual fire alarm box on the hotel seeking the GOP gubernatorial Democrats into voting for the GOP Congress to raise taxes for any new measurable intelligence quotients. effective leader. bad experience. floors that sends a silent signal to the front desk nomination with a speech repeated­ spending plan he favors. spending increase such as cost-of- Tbe $776 billion budget proposal Personal style is something Rome As the Republican convention ly stating how much he wanted to be REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE LEWIS B. ROME House Speakef Thomas O’Neill living adjustments for Social Securi­ sponsored by GOP Leader Bob believes makes him different. And drew near, the pressure to drop his ADVERTISEMENT governor. . . . talking with campaign aide Tom Sweeney countered with charges the House Michel of Illinois and Rep. Delbert better. campaign and team up with Ronald ty. "In April, when I said I wasn’t Republican plan Reagan backs • Reject, 268-152, a proposal by Latta, R-Ohio, is similar to the plan "I really believe I can win with Sarasin increased from two direc­ Wyoming Oil Lottery going to run. Gov. O’Neill called me cial threat crushed any possibility of would gut the Medicare health Rep.David Obey, D-Wis., that would the Senate approved last Friday. It my style, and at least I can fall tions. and win control of both legislative anyone’s backup. Own Vbur Own Office. asleep with a good conscience,” he and said he knew how difficult a a primary in Rome’s mind, and the program for the elderly. have redistributed the 1982 and 1983 calls for a $22 billion cut in Reagan’s Money Rome needed to maintain chambers, if only he would give up But Sarasin sweetened the offer, military spending and $95 billion in said in a recent interview. "1 con­ decision it was. I said, ‘Bill, you telling Rome he would be given an final decision was made well past ‘"The president broke a personal tax cut to benefit poor Americans, Will Run Again In June have no idea how difficult it is.’ I his campaign could no longer be the campaign and become Sarasin’s repealed uany of the business and tax increases over three years. » Office Condominium * Below Market Financing vinced myself many, many years unusually active role as lieutenant midnight. commitment to America’s senior • In Manchester * General Benefits of Ownership want to be governor, there’s no counted on. Once it was clear Lt. running mate as lieutenant gover­ ago that I'm different and would be Gov. Robert Killian would force in­ governor if elected. Rome met Sarasin in a hotel room • Near Hospital * I’lenly of free, on-site parking Open To All U.S. Citizens doubt about that, and I don’t want to nor. » Professional or Business use. a positive influence on people. the next day and the deal was • Tax Shelter Benefits the opportunity to compete have any regrets,” Rome said. cumbent Ella Grasso into va “Ron had made a proposal that 1 • Capital Appreciation CASTRO VALLEY. CALIF. Maybe I’m deluding myself, but I primary, some of Rome’s financial "Put yourself in tbe same situa­ struck. In the end, the dream ticket (Special) - Hundreds of on an equal basis with would pick the commissioners and turned into a disaster. Mrs. Grasso like the delusion" NOW THE CAMPAIGN VAN sits backers developed second thoughts. tion. Looking at the same polls, average citizens will win oil giant oil companies for control the budget process for overwhelmed the Republicans, win­ Reagan heads leases of public lands. in a space between Rome’s home ”I had made some phone calls for looking at the same things on the lease rights in upcoming ROMK, ONE OF KIOIIT eve of the convention. I really can’t government,” Rome said. “Others ning by 190,793 votes and sending drawings conducted by the Information and entrv children, grew up in a part of and a barn converted into a gym­ money that had been promised to MOTOR SALES details are available from say that I wouldn’t do it again,” have told lieutenant governors that Rome back to his law practice. 1 MAIN STREET State of Wyoming, ^m e Bioomfield about five miles from nasium. Furniture in his first-floor me by people who indicated they the K. Price Mitchell Co., Rome said. and it didn’t work out, but by the There’s no mistaking the tone of may achieve overnight the white, colonial home he lives in library bas been shifted to accom­ were going to support Killian in a nature of my personality it would luU MANCHESTER wealth by selling their 1797b Rockhurst Rd., regret in Rome’s voice when he to California, Castro Valley, CA 94.S4b. now. He graduated from high school modate meetings and his work day primary, or at least seemed more “ It was a dream ticket, everybody work out ... I would intrude and I For Expert Front End Alignment CORPORATION rights to oil companies and often stretches close to midnight. interested in defeating Ella Grasso talks about the decision to drop his retaining lifelong royalties Dept. 1 .T I at age 16, giving up his desire to join laughs at it now,” he said. "But that would make it happen.” gubernatorial campaign in 1978. He PkMse enclose $1 .for the Navy to enroll at the University Ann, Rome’s wife of 27 years, ac­ than supporting Lew Rome,” he was the title, I don’t know who gave and Wheel Balancing on any oil or gas produt* Two evenings before the conven­ makes a point of saying he doesn’t tion. postage and handling. of Connecticut. companies him to many functions, said. it, but it was.” OnkiD^ Incredibly, most will risk Official Entry cards and “ Very substantial amounts of tion Rome, his wife and children “blame anyone” for it. pushes budget He sold women’s shoes while often making the trip to evening instructions will be rushed ROME SAID HE DIDN'T want to Rome said there isn’t any 21 no more than $2S and a attending law school at UConn and town meetings to help drum up sup­ money 1 needed to run my campaign met with two campaign aides to 643-9521 JACKtTOM • SH OW CAM M A LTY minimal service fee to enter in time to permit you port. One of their four children, just dried up,” Rome said. give up, despite polls strongly in­ hash out the details. Only his wife possibility of that happening again the little known program to meet the |une Uth later began Bloomfield’s first full­ this year. He said there is no shining WASHINGTON (UPI) - parliamentary groups also Call David Lima 203/646-1316 time legal firm, which he has Richard, coordinates the Rome Influential Republicans also dicating the Sarasin-Rome ticket was solidly behind the option of a that offers every American filing deadline. could beat the Democrats. He didn’t star on the Republican horizon this President Reagan will are being drafted at this worked to expand over the last few campaign in Fairfield County. pressed hard, telling him the party primary. time, and the president Rome has been in politics 21 years could take over the governor’s office like the idea of campaigning as But the weight of a serious finan­ time, except him. make a determined effort vears. to shift the balance in the will have to review them as House budget battle to his well.. side durng his stay in When he arrives in Los California this week. White Angeles later today, Lieberman seeks protection for cable TV subscribers Reagan will go to nearby House aides say. Having torched his Downey, Calif., for a tour Lieberman also advocated ttat Potential subscribers also would of the Rockwell Inter­ “We need to anticipate the problems scale,” Lieberman said Monday. Attorney General Robert Abrams. political bridges to the HARTFORD (UPI) - Joseph cable companies be banned from have to be informed of their privacy national plant where the sucb technology will bring rather “It is frighteningly similar to the The proposals included a prohibi­ Democratic congressional Lieberman, a Democratic candidate tion against the collection of in­ disclosing personal data on a sub­ rights by cable companies under leadership, Reagan was to space shuttle was for attorney general, has proposed than sit back and wait for them to premise of George Orwell’s ‘1984’ Lieberman’s proposals, which he in which two-way television led to dividual data on cable subscribers scriber without the subscriber’s leave aboard Air Force developed. legislation designed to protect the unfold.” consent and that subscribers had said would be submitted to a The president was Lieberman said two-way cable, the end of private life,” he added. except for billing purposes or to One at 11 a.m. EDT today privacy of cable TV subscribers in access to any data a company had on legislative committee tor considera­ expected to give the already available in some parts of Lieberman, one of four monitor against unwarranted recep­ for Los Angeles and Connecticut. them. tion. several days of rest at his emloyees of the aerospace Lieberman, a former Democratic tbe country ,^ould lead to abuse of Democrats seeking the party’s tion. nomination for attorney general, mountain-top retreat. contractor a pep talk, aides ieader in the state Senate, said there subscribers’! privacy as it was used said. by people to do banking, shopping, said the attorney general must be A tour of a California was a “very real potential for aerospace plant and two Later tonight, Reagan abuse” as technology brought about answer opinion polls and select aggressive in protecting the rights of citizens. fundraising receptions was to attend a fund-raiser new cable services such as two-way entertainment. for the Republican Party “Without strong safeguards, cable Lieberman, in a position paper on were scheduled later cable systems. at a Los Angeles hotel. ’The TV operators could use this infor­ cable television and privacy, issued today, before he reaches “The technology of cable TV “Salute to the President” threatens to outpace the individual’s mation to collect an extremely per­ a series of proposals based on his 688-acre Rancho del ENTIRE STOCK; SUITS dinner was expected to right to privacy,” Lieberman said. sonal profile of indivduals on a vast legislation designed by New York Cielo in the Santa Ynez Mountains north of Santa draw 1,100 donors at $1,000 Barbara. per person. NOTICE He last visited his ranch March 4-8. INVITATION TO BID BOTANY Three held .AJdes said he was $ ] 09 ’ ° Tile Mancliester Public Schools City mulls sale expected to lobby exten­ solicits bids for a 1982 CARGO PALM BEACH REG. H45°°------sively by telephone for the VAN for the 1982-1983 school year. GOP budget proposal pen­ Sealed bids will be received until PHOENIX in Norwalk's 3:00 P.M., June 9, 1982 at which * 149’ ° of civic center ding in the House. One said time they will be publicly opened. PETROCELLI R^G. ------,000.00 Reward is Reagan was planning to Tbe right is reserved to reject any J ‘ make calls to wavering and all bids. Specifications and bid FIORAVANTI HARTFORD (UPI) — City officials are con­ congressmen as his Air- forms may be secured at the $ 1 6 9 ’ ° Business Office. 45 N. School sidering selling the Civic Center Coliseum and utility probe Force jet flew westward RONALD SCOTT ------Street, Manchester, Connecticut. exhibition hall to private investors in a deal that offered for information ieading today. Raymond E. Demers, Business would provide them with ready cash and a 30-year During a question-and-, Manager ★ FREE LIFETIME ALTERATIONS lease for the building. NORWALK (UPI) — Two top officials of the 2nd answer session at the 045-05 The city would use up to $10 million of the District Water Department and a former official have White House Monday, proceeds to finance improvements to roads, schools been arrested following a state probe into the alleged to the arrest and conviction Reagan accused House misappropriation of utility funds, authorities say. INVITATION and bridges. Officials hope investors would be at­ Speaker ’Thomas O’Neill of TO BID tracted to the deal by new federal tax laws, which Arrested Monday were John Honnessey,. general manager of the 2nd District Water Department, Helen “sheer dem ago^ery” and #603 E n tire permit accelerated depreciation writeoffs. an obsession with making Ungvary, chairman of the water department’s board of the individuai responsibie GLASS REPLACEMENT "It’s an idea that’s still in the air,” Democratic Social Security an election- commissioners, and Robert Virgulak, a former com­ East Hartford Board of Counciiman Allan B. Taylor said Monday. year issue. SPORT COATS Education wiii receive “If it can be done, it would be a great thing for the missioner. Reagan backs a House Stock! Ms. Ungvary and Virgulak were charged with one sealed bids for Glass's,] city, ” he said. “The door was opened by Reagan’s the vandaiizing of equipment Republican plan calling for Replacement. Bid infor­ tax act. And when all the other doors for financing count of first-degree larceny and one count of con­ $23 billion in cuts in the spiracy to commit first-degree larceny. Chief State’s mation and specifications are ciosing, it’s certainly one worth exploring.” Medicare program for the are available at the $ 4 9 9 0 A group of investors would form a limited Attorney Austin J. McGuigan said in a statement. elderly. O’Neill claims JOHN WEITZ $7500------Honnessey was charged with one count of second- Business Office, 110 Long REG. partnership to buy the coliseum and exhibition hall, on the i-86 project in the Reagan has broken a cam­ Hill Drive, E. Hartford, CT which have a book value of $50 million. A state degree larceny and one count of second-degree forgery, McGuigan said. All of the suspects are from Norwalk, paign promise by em­ 06108 at which time they agency, such as the Connecticut Development bracing the proposal. BOTANY 500 he said. wiii be publicly opened and urs^nn Authority, would be asked to sell tax-free bonds to In addition to budget REG. *69’ ° The arrests followed an investigation prompted by in­ Manchester-Vernon area. read aloud. ’Die Board of help finance the deal. matters, Reagan also was formation developed in an earlier investigation into the Education reserves the ”lt’s do-able. Absolutely,” said Martin L, Budd, a expected to spend time PALM BEACH $ 9 9 9 0 aileged misuse of hundreds of thousands of dollars in right to accept any or all partner and finance lawyer with Day Berry & reviewing his briefing $12500 funds at the South Norwalk Electric Works. bids or the right to waive REG. Howard. “If there’s a will by the city to do it, papers in advance of the McGuigan said the arrest warrants were issued after Anyone with information, technical formalities if it is RONALD SCOTT there’s certainly a way,” he said. economic summit of in the best interest do so. Superior Court Judge Aaron Ment filed the final report Western industrialized # FREE LIFETIME ALTERATIONS in his one-man grand jury investigation into the alleged Nancy J. Harris, misallocation of funds at the municipally owned whter piease contact: ' nations next week in Ver­ Director/Business Service department. sailles, France. 048-05 His speeches to various Man gets maximum term McGuigan, who announced the arrests with Norwalk ENTIRE STOCK: SLACKS BY: HAGGAR Police Chief Joseph Beres, said the three suspects were LEVI, REGAL, HUBBARD $ 1 9 9 0 released on written promises to appear in Norwalk INVITATION TO BID ^95 $ 2 4 HARTFORD (UPI) — A man convicted of biting and #604 & JAYMAR FO R A J beating his girlfriend’s infant to death has been Superior Court on June 4. M an’s body At the time the water department investigation was MAINTENANCE Values to ‘27“ sentenced to a maximum penalty of 10 to 20 years in jail. SERVICE CONTRACT — INCLUDING BIG & TALL Values to ’22“ announced, Ms. Ungvary said she had no worries about SAVIN BROTHERS, :1s Identified Sizes 28 to 60 Superior Court Judge 'Thomas J. O’Donnell imposed the probe. HA VAC for the sentence Monday, saying he could find no sympathy - SPRINGFIELD, Mass. 17 SCHOOLS for someone who uses his teeth as a weapon “like an. “It doesn’t matter to me,” she had said. “Everything is good down at the water department. The books are up ” (UPI) — Police have iden­ East Hartford Board of animal.” to date. No graft whatsoever. I don’t worry ; we’re very tified the body of a man Education will receive Steven Wilson, 28, made a tearful plea for mercy and Doming Street • NAVY honest down there.” found floating Sunday in se a le d bids for maintained his innocence. tbe Connecticut River in "FAMOUS MAKER" • SOLIDS • WHITE TTie one-man grand jury investigation into the 2nd Maintenance Service On- •A rrow -*- • B O n iE “I’m innocent and I’ll prove it if it takes the rest of my •Windsor, Conn., as ayde tract - HAVAC for 17 • FANCYS $1290 life,” he said. District Water Department was ordered as a result of Short SUovo GREEN $1090 Manchester, CT. Twilkerson, 33, of Schools. Bid information • ■ SOME B.D. ► YELLOW An autopsy showed 13-month-old Amy Crouse of information developed in a similar investigation into the aileged misuse of funds at the South Norwaik Electric Springfield. and specifications are • Sizes GOLF KNITS > IT BLUE Manchester died March 19, 1980, as a result of multiple Police said he was the Rag. *18 to *20 Works. available at the Business DRESS SMUTS 14)4 to 17 » TAN injuries, including a broken leg, fractured ribs, bites same man who jumped Office, 110 Long Hill Drive, and brain damage. At least 10 people have been arrested as a result of the investigation at the electric works, which was prompted from the Memorial Bridge g Hartford, CT„ 06108. ‘The child’s mother, Patricia R. Crouse, 20, told court Tel. No. 644-2596 la st’Tuesday, in what they sealed bids will be officials Wilson was in the habit of biting her when he by Dorothy Spielman, a Democratic ward com- mitteewoman who complained about unexpected in­ are labelling an apparent received unUl 2:00 p.m. on became angry. creases in her bills. ' suicide. June 10,1962 at which time In tbe latest court proceeding stennming from the An autopsy ruled death j^gy will be publicly Firm appeals disclosure electric works probe, a former conunissioner of the ,«vaa by drowning. opened and read aloud. The HU body was discovered Board of Education BERLIN (UPI) — StanChem Inc. says it has filed a customer-owned utility was sentenced Monday in Bridgeport Superior Court. Aii information wiii be kept about 9:30 a.m. by a pair of reserves tbe right to court abpeal to a Freedom of Information Commission Frances Autuore was given a one-year suspended jail fishermen near the con­ accept any or all bids or REGAVS "Your Quality Men's Shop" ruling f^ in 'g the company disclose what chemicals are term, placed on probation for two years and fined $1,000 fluence of the Connecticut the right to waive technical used at its Blast Berlin plant. and Farmington rivers. following his conviction on one count of first-degree formalities if it U in the d o w n t o w n MANCHESTER VERNON The FOI ruled two weeks ago that StanChem must dis­ larceny and one count of conspiracy. confidentiai. Wilkerson’s body was best Interest to do so. close which chemicals are used, finding the list did not . one of two found in the Nancy J. Harris 903 MAIN ST TRI-CITY PLAZA 9:30-5 30 Thurs III 9CX) O f»n Wed . Tiiors & Fri til 9 00 constitute a trade secret. Menus, recipes and shopping tips are featured in The river thU weekend. Police Director/Business Open Doily An attorney for the company said the appeal, filed in Manchester Herald’s Focus/Food section, every have yet to Identify the se­ Services Hartford Superior Court, claims the list is a trade Wednesday. cond, found Saturday in 0494)5 secret. . Wetbersfieid, Conn. y

MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. May 25, 1982 - 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., May 25, 1982 11 honorary degrees awarded Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor Cable OPINION Alex Qirelll, City Editor appeal 3,000 students get rejected Jack Y ale degrees in rain Anderson • HARTFORD (U P I) - ’The state New Right still far fron^ satisfied Supreme Court today rejected an appeal stemming from a state agen­ Washington NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Yale. til the actual award of honorary cy’s order directing the Times- University awarded degrees to degrees to announce the names of sen. Bob Dole of Kansas that the more trouble, he says, that focus Merry-Qo-Round Mirror Co. to end its cross- WASHINGTON - Among the ..ji about 3,000 students and 11 honorary the recipients. party errs in trying so hard to is doubly damaging politically. ownership of two cable TV systems Despite the chilly, rainy weather, New Right, there is very iittle degree recipients in one of the keep the New Right happy. All and Connecticut’s largest spirits remained high as Yale Presi- beiief these days in either of Jack Germond ^ % nation’s oldest academic the evidence is that these conser­ PAR TIC U LAR LY disturbing / newspaper. ceremonies. dent A. Bartlett Giamatti those old saws: Don’t bite the vatives can never really be to Phillips and Viguerie is the In a unanimous declision, the About 15,000 students and their authorized officers from Yale hand that feeds you, and neyer an d Supreme Court ruled mlftoFity soothed for long, and that they sense that the Reagan White guests gathered for the university’s College and each of the 11 graduate look a gift horse in the mouth. shareholders of the two cable com­ Jules Witcover may vastly overstate their House is not acting aggressively Portrait 281st commencement Monday, schools to bestow the appropriate That, at least, is the conclusion panies had failed to prove they were degrees on their students. political influence. Dole to take up this year’s New Right which was only the second marred it seems fair to draw from the 1 Syndicated columnists aggrieved by the order issued by the Commencement exercises at Vale suggests. battle cry to “ defund the left” — by rain in the 34 years the event has New Right's reaction to the state Department of Public Utility been held outdoors. began on Sunday with Giamatti’s But there seems no doubt that strip liberal organizations of of Yassir Reagan administration's latest Control. The traditional academic proces­ delivery of his Baccalaureate Ad­ in recent weeks the administra­ federal support money. ’The DPUC ruled on March 7,1980, rash of actions and gestures sion from the historic New Haven dress and a Class Day speech tion has been going out of its way that Times-Mirror was an “ un­ delivered by Sen. John Glenn, D- clearly designed to mollify the A memo from Budget Director Green was cut short by a chilling on hold while he focused single- making mostly cosmetic efforts to stroke American conser­ Arafat suitable” owner for the Meriden and hard-core conservative com­ David Stockman to heads of all rain, which prompted one Ohio. mindedly on economic recovery. — popular, easy things to do. It’s vatives — not just their most Hartford cable systems because of clergyman to describe the event as In addition to Habib, Goodman munity. departments on “ improper uses a beginning, but it’s not going to vocal leaders, but all those WASHINGTON — Yasir Arafat is its crossownership of The Hartford “ the most massive baptism in the and Jones, Yale conferred honorary After 15 months of relegating IU:t KATHKK than greeting of federal funds” says flatly that Courant, the state’s largest cause conservatives to overlook voters who in part at least cast a vacillator and a compromiser, “ an • history of the United States.” degrees on eight other scholars, ar­ to the administration's back these gestures with cheers, “ the administration will continue newspaper. all of-the errors, mistakes and their ballots for Ronald Reagan inadequate personality who has . In addition to awarding about 3,- tists and businessmen, including burner most of the social issues leading righties are thanking The DPUC voted to revoke the 2 to award grants and contracts to Maureen O’Donnell, a high school slights of the last year and a because he promised to “ put God received and seized opportunities to 000 undergraduate and graduate closest to New Right hearts, the President Reagan for small those parties who are most effec­ cable franchises unless Times- degrees Yale awarded honorary Latin teacher from Fairfax, Va. half.” back in the classroom” and the reach a political power level that president or his agents have in favors and continuing their tive in fulfilling statutory pur­ Mirror divested itself of the Courant degrees' to 11 people, including Goodman was cited as the Howard Phillips, president of like. would not be gained had there been a or the cable franchises by April 1, recent weeks taken public drumbeat of criticism against poses. Thus, political advocacy diplon^at Philip C. Habib, musician “ premier clarinetist of the century ” the Conservative Caucus, agrees. contest” for leadership of Palesti­ 1981, a deadline that has been positions favoring a host of con­ him as an equivocator on the While the New Right leaders groups may continue to receive Benny Goodman and actor James while Jones was cited for his " I ’m glad the president is doing nian exiles. extended by court appeals of the political and societal revolution voice suspicion about Reagan’s r/ Earl Jones. “ thundering voice and powerful servative favorites. They range grant and contract awards.” what he’s doing,” he says, “ but decision. presence (that) have pursued both from school prayer and tuition they had hoped his election had timing and motivation, some like This is the conclusion of U.S. in­ Habib, special envoy to the Middle it’s not clear there’s any more to Times-Mirror is also challenging East under President Reagan, was theatrical excellence and social tax credits to restrictions on ushered in. Viguerie say his gestures if Phillips and others have been telligence experts contained in a it than window-dressing. I think the DPUC decision in Superior cited as a “ tireless seeker of peace” justice.” followed with concrete advocacy complaining that such groups as secret psychological profile of the court orders for school busing The White House political what happened was that they Court and a judge has delayed the A 12th honorary degree was to 5 in receiving the honorary doctor of types "are clearly getting ner­ can yet save his hash politically. Jesse .Jackson’s PUSH, the NOW Palestine Liberation Organization and a constitutional amendment thought they had. He took the effective date of the DPUC order laws degree. have been awarded to the Most Rev. Reagan’s political advisers, Legal Defense Fund and Planned leader. My associate Indy Badhwar PHILIP C, HABIB requiring a balanced budget. vous and concerned about the easy ones. He’s had a fairly until at least one year after the “ You have gained the confidence Pessoa Camara, archbishop of Viguerie says, “ made a serious Parenthood advocate liberal has had access to the secret study, . challenge and all appeals have been gets honorary degree The phenomenon has been November elections,” says mediocre presidency from the and trust, of the Arab and Israeli Olinde Recife in Brazil, but a Yale mistake last year when they ig­ political positions and hence which reflects the best judgment of . decided. viewed outside the New Right as Richard Viguerie, the New conservative viewpoint so far.” alike, because you are known as a spokesman said the archbishop was long-delayed courtship by Presi­ Right’s direct-mail mastermind. nored his conservative Con­ should be cut off. Phillips has analysis whose business it is to know The case before the Supreme fair and honest man of peace in a unable to attend because of personal Court today was brought by Irving S. dent Reagan that ought to make “ They know they had to do TIIKSK RKACTIONS rein­ stituencies and got the country written Stockman saying he is why Arafat behaves as he does, and world haunted by the threat of reasons. Ribicoff and David Kotkin, who own UPI photos Ontario Science Center; Barbara conservatives feel much better something different but they force the argument among more talking only about the economy.” “ tremendously disappointed” at what his response to changing cir­ war,” the citation said. Others awarded honorary degrees 10 percent of the stock in Hartford McClintock, a geneticist and dis- about him after having been put don't know quite what. So they’re moderate Republicans such as Now that the economy is in even the latest guideline. cumstances in the explosive Middle Yale, which held its first com­ were poet James Merrill; Virginia CATV and 2 percent of the stock in Hengerson, a nursing educator, J. tinguised service member of the East is likely to be. CAROLYN KOCH. DAUGHTER WAIT IN RAIN mencement in 1702 a year after it Telesystems of Connecticut, which . . proud mother awarded master In laws degree was founded, traditionally waits un­ Tuzo Wilson, director general of the Carnegie Institution. The question of peace or war in is located in Meriden. the trouble region often turns as The minority shareholders A n editorial much on the personalities of a hand­ appealed the DPUC decision and the ful of political leaders as on ■ regulatory agency’s denial of their request tor a rehearing and recon­ geopolitical events over which they ; sideration of the divestiture order. Towns can't join funding dispute have little or no control. ’That’s what ■ Schools hove However, the request was ■bo makes the character appraisal of rejected by Superior Court Judge someone like Arafat so important to ; reopened case by Superior Court David M. Borden who granted a mo­ HARTFORD (U P I) - The state students and not the state’s 169 response to a 1974 ruling in which Supreme Court ruling. the president and his policy ad­ The case was brought on behalf of Judge Leo Parskey, now a Supreme tion from the DPUC to reject the Supreme Court today rejected a cities and towns. the Supreme Court ruled the state’s Barnaby Horton, who at the time Court justice. rights, too visers. request on the grounds the minority request from 10 cities and towns to The ruling left only three other reliance on local property taxes to pay the cost of education was un­ was an elementary school pupil in Here are highlights of the secret shareholders were not aggrieved by join in a renewed court fight over communities with a direct say in But similar- requests filed in equal and thus unconstitutional. Canton, against then-Gov. Thomas Arafat psychological profile: the DPUC decision. the way Connecticut pays the cost of arguments challenging the multi­ December 1980 by the city of ^ew million dollar educational equaliza­ However, the Legislature J. Meskill, who is now a federal Bridgeport school officials are weapons. • Beyond wondering how Arafat In a brief, unsigned decision, the local location. Haven, two northeastern' (Jonhec- tion program adopted by the state to amended the five-year plan in 1980 appeals court judge, and other state involved in a legal controversy The right to an education must manages to maintain a three-day, Supreme Court unanimously upheld The high court ruled unanimously ticut towns and seven wealthier sub­ the rights at stake in the latest even out how much is spent on and the original plaintiffs in the officials. being watched carefully by other stop where the right of others to growth of beard at all times, th e; Borden’s decision saying it had In July 1980, the city of Hartford _ urban towns were all denied by round of the landmark “ Horton ver­ education from town to town. “ Horton versus Meskill” case went public probably doesn’t realize that found “ no error in the judgment and wealthy Darien and Greenwich Judge John D. Brennan, who took urban school districts in the safety starts. No one has the sus Meskill” school financing case The five-year equalization back to court and asked that the his grubby ap pearance is a. from' which the appeals were were allowed to intervene in the over hearing the case. state. At issue is a state law right to an education when that were predominantly those of program was adopted in 1979 in state be found in violation of the 1974 calculated effort to "add drama, to taken.” mandating that school districts compromises the rights to C L O M e S make Jiis stand out from his Palesti­ majority welfare. provide alternative education to nian - colleagues, who generally-, And what’s to say that two students who have been dress more Western and more con­ students with so little respect expelled. MAnchS? servatively,” as the study puts .it. The controversy started in for authority or public safety Though his dark glasses “ make , A March, when two 17-year-old will submit meekly to the unfor­ DISAPMAMINT? him look ridiculous to some” — a AAanchester Community College is Proud high school students were tunate teacher assigned to sort of Peter Sellers caricature of arrested in sepate incidents in­ “ educate” them? gw an Arab sheik — the analysts con­ volving guns. More than likely, these clude that Arafat’s “ cloak and : A senior at Harding High attempts at education will be dagger movements, this striking Schoolx was arrested when a expensive exercises in futility. and unforgettable appearance, his You cannot make a student series of changing psychological of its Distinguished Graduates who have security guard confiscated a pistol she was carrying, in her learn, and all the “ alternative” faces will be admired only because ; Y purse. education in the world w ill not they can be many things to many I A junior at Central High chool make conscientious students of people. was arrested when a gun he was two unruly behavior problems. f A T • Behind the flamboyant facade ^ carrying discharged in a Urban schools have for jlears I lurks a weak. Insecure person, torn Won the Coveted Harry S. Truman Awards faced serious discipline fm by indecision, incapable of bold ac­ classroom. yau tion or original thought, easily Both students were expelled, problems. Some inner city manipulated by his associates. As a ■ and now the State Board of schools have become little more \/ I C E DOM'T result, he expends “ as much psychic than jails without bars run by Education is demanding via in­ VRESHXNll energy in maintenance of his own teachers who can’t teach IWea. junction that the students be position as he does on the (Palesti- Three out of the last four years given "alternative education,” because they’re too busy trying nian cause.” ‘ such as after-school programs or to keep order, like unwilling cell Arafat is essentially an actor, and V, home tutoring. wardens. his true power is hard to determine. . The state is required to In fact, the failure by some of “ Whether he is fundamenUlly a'- educate all children through age our schools to properly and figurehead cannot be determined in . 16, whether they are rich or effectively educate students fact; that he is a person who would ! poor, well-behaved or nsolent, may very well stem from their >uwTA|/ quite willingly play that role, the I gifted or slow-learners. Each impotence in dealing with OUT OF A AtoLE eW lLt. answer is probably yes.” I child has a right to education. offenders, those few wo impose • Arafat is regarded with mixed * But that right is not, or should their behavior on others. feelings by his PLO colleagues and; not be inalienable, especially When those two Bridgeport other Arab leaders; they have; after the student reaches the age students toted their guns to >. differing assessments of his; guslMgsg •s .^ Q Q V M aigT political power, his ability to plan; of 16, as the two Bridgeport school, they relinquished their and recruit, and his general effec-; students have. rights to an education, their tiveness as a leader. ; rights to be treated on an equal 2 An even bigger issue than the s When he compromises, it is not; education of two students is the plane with their classmates. "d A' from the confidence of strength, but; right of 99 percent of their It would be too bad if the state “probably because nuances of the; Board of Education were to get classmates to learn in an en­ political context escape his mind.” > vironment free of physical its way. Unfortunately, the safe­ ’The massive amount of information; threat, and the right of teachers ty of large numbers'of teachers he receives confuses Arafat, who; to remain free of preventable and students will be un- has “less than adequate capacity to- danger, such as the danger posed jiecessarily compromised. organize and interpret it himself.” • 5 by'Students carrying hidden So he sticks to a few simple, familiar themes, and leaves the for­ i mation of new ideas to others. - • It is oversimplification to; NANCY KELLEY CATHERINE DORN describe him as merely “weak,; ELIZABETH EMERSON 1981 Winner vain, effeminate, crafty and silly,” ; 1979 Winner 1982 Winner Open f Omni / Readers' views as many have done. “’Iliere is more; to Arafat than the general summary; Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 statement used by most Western^ writers, but there is less than some; Thss Annual Triimnn ScholarshlD Award. worth $5,000 per year for four years Is awarded to the outstanding sopho- of his comrades see.” ; r; n S i K related field In each of the 50 states. Each competition Includes noml- • Arafat can be “ingratiating,! to maiign his reputation and Mr*. Charles Blanchard more student In nriwata and nubile colleoes and universities with only one award winner character without conscience and and Family arrogant and petty, but all such! Gratitude with malice of forethought, there is Glendale Road behaviors are carefully attuned to a! an old say: “ What goes around com­ degree of irritation, not to the! Editor** note) This letter refer* degree of open attach; if that oc-! To the Editor; es around.” There ' is a malignant growth to recent charges of sexual curs, he will retreat and com-! * harassment made against U I wish to express my warmest festering within these walls which promise.” ! Blanchard by other employees of and kincerest appreciation to all dm be detrimental to the very • Essentially a moderate, Arafat is * College Is moving ahead In .he existence of this structure. The the Meadows Convalescent Home, those who gave their moral support bound to no particular ideology! for Charles Blanchard throughout removal of this growth would be a where he is supervisor. After a other than establishing a Palesti-! - C'M2»lNEA.Inc this unfortunate incident. tremendous asret rather than a hearing, an arbitrator found 80’s. As time passed, their faith and detrimentjp this institute. Bianehard guilty of some o f the nian state under his personal con-! • We are proudi "Prolonged staring at a blank video display ter­ confidence in his innocence never A g a ia fn ia y we express our. charges, but ordered him trol. His r ^ power may lie in coih minal may Indicate trouble — with the operator, faltered. If anything, it sustained gratjpiue for those who maintained reinstated because Meadows had trol of the PLO’s funds, rumored to not the computer." and strengthen^ him. their sincere vote of confidence in no policy regarding sexual be kept in Arafat’s own Swiss banlt To those who maliciously sought his reinstatement. harassment. account. J

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same rate, you wouldn’t have this such a thing as having too much of a don’t make out as well under the tax the utility industry was 8.5 percent; “Rather they are crude indicators (;4?ke tax within a given industry often varied “That may encourage extra in­ Hoyt, the beneficiary of 52 runs in The Royals scored in the ninth on sharpiy, Tax Notes computations of shareholder benefits," said a 1978 produced. SMALLER BUSINESSES often credits and deductions.” his previous live starts, got only Treasury Department analysis. “If everything was taxed at the vestment in computers, but there is two-out back-to-back doubles by Hal found the average effective rate in three Monday night but made them McRae and Cesar Geronimo. stand up in pitching the Chicago Kansas City also threatened in the White Sox to a 3-1 triumph over the fourth when Kansas City Royals to stretch his George Brett winning streak over two seasons to lined a two-out 14 garnet. single and went to 2 O bituaries Bond plan becomes law Hoyt scattered eight hits in third on a single becoming the major league's first by Willie Aikens. HARTFORD — Gov. William authorizing $12 million for highway ty development projects, including nine-game winner. But Hoyt retired Mrs. Leona Kronick of Manchester. George L. Thompeon Jr. He had been employed by O’Neill has signed into law a bon­ resurfacing work was effective with rental housing rehabilitation work. “We wanted to see how good he Amos Otis on a fly George L. Thompson Jr., 75, of 77 LaPointe Industries in Rockville. She also leaves two sons, Robert ding hill that allows the state to the bill’s signing. O’Neill, who so far has signed 261 was,” said Tom Paciorek, whose to center, ending Birch Road, Vernon, formerly of He was a World' War II veteran of Olbrias of East Hartford and borrow at least $128 million for a The state Department of Correc­ bills adopted by the Legislature and two-run single capped a three-run the threat. Manchester, died Monday at the U.S. Army. Alexander G. Olbrias Jr. of Hart­ host of projects ranging from tion would receive up to $10 million vetoed one, also signed bills Monday sixth inning that provided Hoyt with E lsew here in the American Manchester Memorial Hospital. He He leaves his mother, Grace Krar ford; three other sisters, Mrs. providing more prison h ^ s to resur­ to provide more beds for more in­ that will: all the runs he needed in besting League, Baltimore beat Toronto 7-5 was the husband of Frances of Rocky Hill; a sister, Mrs. David Jqsephine Fenton of Hebron, Mrs. facing state highways. mates to ease overcrowding in the —Require the state Office of Paul Splittorf, 2-4. and Cleveland trimmed Minnesota 5 (HaughI Andrews Thompson. (Marion) Tiffany of Bedford Hills, Emilia Petrone of East Hartford The bonding program includes state’s prisons and jails as well as Policy and Management to prepare Hoyt is three victories short of the 9-2. California at Boston was rained He was born in Trenton, N.J. on N.Y.; a nephew and two nieces. and Mrs. Adelia Boccacio of Hart­ authorizations for money to provide funding for other capital projects. an inventory of residential energy American League record of 17 con­ out. Nov. 23.1906. He had been a resident Graveside services will be con­ ford; and a grandson. more prison space, rental housing, The 37-page bonding bill conservation programs offered by secutive triumphs held by Dave Orioles 7, Blue Jays 5 of Vernon for 25 years and before ducted Wednesday at 11 a.m. in East Funeral services will be Thursday recreational facilities and dozens of authorized the issuance of bonds for public or private agencies and McNally of Baltimore in 1968-69 and At Toronto, Gary Roenicke went that had lived in Manchester. Before Cemetery. There are no calling at 9:15 a.m. from the Hartford other projects planned by various 10-to 20-year periods for the recommend ways to improve the John Allen of Cleveland in 1936-37. 3-for-4 with two RBI, including a his retirement in 1968 he was hours. The Holmes Funeral Home, Memorial Funeral Home, 235 state agencies. projects. ’The interest charges to the programs. Hoyt, who struck out eight and first-inning solo homer, and Bob employed in the test department at 400 Main St., has charge of Wethersfield Ave,, with a mass of James A. Sullivan, a budget state over the life of the bonds was —Save the state an estimated EAST CATHOLIC STAR 1982 walked one, said the record chase Bonner dropped a suicide squeeze Pratt & Whitney, East Hartford for arrangements. Memorial donations Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. analyst for the state Office of Policy projected to reach $141 million or $138,218 in the 1982-83 fiscal year and has not concerned him. bunt for one of his two RBI to pace many years. He was a member of may be made to Connecticut Patrick and St. Anthony Church. Management, said this morning that possibly more. $170,240 each year after by adjusting “ You have to put things in the Orioles to their eighth victory in Vernon United Methodist Church Hospice, 61 Burbon Drive, Branford, Burial will be in Soldier’s Field, there are no projects slated for Also in the area of crime-, the state the appeals process for General perspective, you can’t get too in­ 11 games, Scott McGregor, who has and the Grange, Moose Club and Conn. 06045. Northwood Cemetery, Wilson. Manchester on the list of capital Judicial Department would be Assistance recipients denied volved in it or it will swallow you up- lost only one game in the last five Senior Citizens of Vernon and the Friends may call at the funeral projects. authorized for bond funds to build benefits under federal Supplemental said Hoyt, who posted his 16th weeks, scattered nine hits in 7 2-3 in­ Manchester Chapter AARP. lantha C. Rfkert home Wedne.sday from 2 to 4 and 7 to However, he said more than 25 new courthouses in Hartford and in*!''-Security Income program. consecutive victory at Comiskey nings in notching his sixth victory in He also leaves a son, George L. lantha (Coffin) Rikert, 84, of 47-A 9 p.m. percent of the bonding New London and a juvenile deten­ —Increase the fee for out-ofstate Park. nine decisions. Thompson 111 of Richmond, Va.; a Sycamore Lane died Monday at an authorizations are general in tion facility and courthouse in New shippers to register brands with the Kansas City Manager Dick Indians 9, Twins 2 daughter, Olivia Vanda Komp in East Hartford convalescent home. aooaoooooooooooooooooooe nature, and go to individual state Haven. state Department of Liquor Control. Howser was impressed with Hoyt, At Minneapolis, Andre Thornton California; four step-daughters, She was the wife of the late Reubin departments which will fund The bill also included $726,500 for The increase from $25 to $100 will especially his aggressiveness. hit a three-run homer and Rick Man­ Shirley Tracy of Vernon, Marion Rikert. In Memorinm projects according to their priority construction of offices and raise an estimated $160,000 for the LITTLE LEAGUER 1975 " H e ’s not invincible, but he’s ning hit a solo shot to power the In­ Crawford and Joan Grassette, both She was born in South Millbrook, In loving memory of Clifford lists. laboratory facilities for the Chief state in the 1982-83 fiscal year. good," Howser said. “I really like dians. Len Barker, 5-2, allowed only of Manchester, and Dawn Johnston N.Y., on July 30, 1897, and had lived Magnuson, who passed away May For example, he said bonding State M^ical Examiner’s Office, —Allow 168 towns to keep $764,670 the way he goes after the hitters.” four hits in handing the Twins their of West Willington; four sisters, in Greenfield, Mass., most of her 25, 1979. money will be targeted for such which is located on the grounds of in federal surplus funds distributed Bill Almon led off the Chicago sixth straight loss. Barker struck Elizabeth Thompson and Rutl\ life before moving to Manchester things as housing, economic the University of Connecticut in 1836. Tlie bill also eliminates the First female Little Leaguer sixth inning with a single, then stole out seven and walked two in posting Kneeshaw. both in Pennsylvania, 3'/z years ago. Every day in some small way development, transportation and Health Center in Farmington. local post of agent of town deposit second. Tony Bernazard singled and his second complete game. and Eleanor Kneeshaw and She leaves a son, Richard Rikert Memories of you come our way. historical renovations. If any The bill also authorized $1 million funds, offering the prospect of ad­ Christine Holcomb, both in New of New York City; three daughters, Time and years roll swiftly by Manchester projects are on the for additional facilities, repairs and ditional savings to communities that Jersey: two brothers, Howard Gladys Rikert of New York City, But love and memories never die. priority lists of the state improvements to inland and have the post as a separate job. Pam still playing EndTof^ffie line? Thompson in Baltimore, Md., and Caroline Harris of Cape Elizabeth, Sadly missed by. departments that administer these shoreline recreation areas and $500,- — Reauthorize the State Board of Samuel Thompson, Ben Salem, Pa.; Maine, and Mrs. Ruth Greenwood of Wife projects, some of the bonding 000 for land acquisition and develop­ Landscape Architects for five more 19 grandchildren; 10 great­ Manchester; a brother, Gilbert Cof- money coiild find its way to ment at West Rock Ridge State years. The sevenmember board in grandchildren ; and many nieces and Tln of Verbank, N.Y.; a sister, Manchester, Sullivan said. Park. the Department of Consumer nephews. Gladys Hicks of South Millbrook; 9 OOOOOOQI&OOOOOOOOOOCOOOOX The bulk of the bill, which in­ Also included was $350,000 for Protection would have been at East Catholic Telltale signs Funeral services will be Thursday grandchildren; and three great­ cludes $116.02 million for various planning and design of interior ' ellmihated under so-called “sunset at 11 a.m. at United Methodist grandchildren. In IMemoriam capital projects, will take effect on renovations to the state Capitol and legislation” unless specifically kept By Earl Yost Church of Vernon. Burial will be in Graveside services will be con­ In loving memory of David July 1 although the section $6 million for housing and communi- alive by the Legislature. Sports Editor Elmwood Cemeter, Vernon. Friends ducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Nine George Murdock, who passed away for Tom Seaver may call at the Holmes Funeral Partners Cemetery, South May 25th, 1951. Nine years ago, Pam Cunningham answered the call for candidates Home, 400 Main St., Manchester, Millbrook, Memorial donations may in the 1974 Manchester Little League baseball program. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Is Tom problem. Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 be made to MARCH Inc., a non­ I cannot say, and I will not say Wilson gets 20-year jail term She was rejected because of her sex. p.m. Memorial donations may be profit human services agency, in That he is dead — he is just away! Seaver’s brilliant pitching career "I think something’s wrong with When National Little League headquarters in Williamsport, Pa., about tg end? Is this it for one of the him, to be honest,” said Rose. “That made to Unitgd Methodist Church of care of P.O. Box 574, Manchester, And left us dreaming how very fair gave its stamp of approval in 1975 to allow girls to play, the long­ Vernon, Hartford Turnpike, Vernon, Conn, 06040. ’The Watkins Funeral It needs must be, since he lingers A Hartford Superior daughters, 13-month-old Wilson routinely slapped, met Mrs. Crouse in 1979 great righthanders of the modern just wasn’t Tom Seaver out there. I haired Cunningham reported again for tryouts and was selected to era? 06066. Home, 142 E. Center St., has charge there. Court judge sentenced a 29- Amy and 4-year-old pinched and bit Amy and when she lived in Maryland play with the Miles Auto entry in the National League. could see the changing expressions of arrangements. Think of him faring on, as dear. year-old ex-serviceman to Christine, had been Christine Crouse. Wilson with her husband, Charles. TTiis was a first for members of the fairer set. Those are not easy questions to on his face and he seemed to me to Gordon F. Krar In the love of There as the love of abused. denied this. He told police When Mrs. Crouse ask, and certainly not easy ones to be wincing as though he were in Gordon F. Krar, 55, of 43 Bissell 10 to 20 years in prison The novelty wasn’t just a one year thing. answer. Here; Monday for allegedly On March 15, 1980, Amy he had merely disciplined moved away from her hus­ Later this month, Cunningham, a member of the senior class at pain.” St. died Sunday at Manchester Rosalie A. Olbrias Think of him still as the same, I say: Crouse was hospitalized The telltale signs are there: the Reds’ manager John McNamara, Memorial Hospital. He was born in beating to death the 13- the two girls, at times too band and returned to her East Catholic High, will complete a star-studded athletic career. Mrs. Rosalie (Alvesi) Olbrias Sr. He is not dead — he is just away! month-old daughter of a with a brain concussion severely, he said. parents’ home on Williams 37-year-old Seaver’s record is a dis­ asked about Seaver, said defiantly, Manchester on Jan. 28, 1927 and had of Hartford died Monday at Hart­ Currently she is rounding out her four-year career with the softball mal 1-6 and his ERA 6.86. “What the hell is there to say? He's been a lifelong resident. Sadly missed. Mother Manchester woman. .. that eventually killed her. Street here, Wilson often team as an outstanding hitter and outfielder. ford Hospital, she was the sister of A jury found Steven The injury occurred after Until the time of his visited her on weekends. It Seaver’s sixth loss came Monday just not making good pitches; that’s ’The versatile and athletically inclined youngster has also starred the a s he w as shelled by the all.” Wilson guilty of first- Wilson struck her on the arrest, Wilson was a U.S. was on one of those past three years with the Eaglette varsity basketball and volleyball degree manslaughter in the back of the head, leaving Army private stationed at weekend visits that he Philadelphia Phillies, who defeated McNamara also said, “It’s not LITTLE LEAGUE REJECT 1974 squads. Cunningham led the hoop scorers last season and was runner- the Reds 9-1. It was the sixth loss in March 1980 killing of Amy her unconscious. the Berdeen Proving killed Amy Crouse, accor­ up in pointmaking the previous year. just the fact that he’s trying to get Weinberg defends action Crouse, daughter of Police charged that Grounds in Maryland. He ding to testimony. a row for Cincinnati. control of his pitches but there’s Wilson’s former girlfriend, < Seaver, who has 260 victories in probably a confidence factor there his 16-year career, didn’t seem sure with him also. I think any pitcher “dominate” it and has displayed a sefem to be effective.” 23-year-old Patricia Monday about his future. Democratic Deputy Mayor Bar­ Crouse. would be like that because when you bara B. Weinberg said she canceled “parental attitude” toward district DIAMOND SHOWCASE JAMBOHEE “If I knew what was wrong I'd get bounced around there’s a Monday’s scheduled town-Eighth officials. Mrs. Weinberg said she has Wilson’s lawyer, Michael stop it,” he said after giving up tendency to lose your confidence.” District liaison committee meeting specific suggestions for a redefini­ Graham of Hartford, said seven runs and nine hits in five in­ Seaver disagreed. “Needless to say, 1 disagree,” tion of the liaison committee’s area afterward he would appeal to redefine the direction of the com­ the’verdict. Allen stops Braves cold, nings. “Somg pitches I throw are de­ "(Confidence) involves emotions Mrs. Weinberg said. “I do respect of responsibility, but she declined to mittee, not because she lacks Manchester police cent; others are lousy. No, I don’t you deal with before you go out respect for the district’s leaders. the Eighth District and its leaders. I discuss them until she presents feel any pain; nothing hurts. Maybe there,” he said. “I don’t feel that Mrs. Weinberg was responding to think it is the prerogative of the them to the town Board of Direc­ arrested Wilson and Mrs. SAVE up to 30% it’s my mechanics. That's why I’m way when I’m on 4he mound. charges by Republican Town Chair­ town board to always set some tors. She said she hopes to discuss Crouse based on reports from Manchester going to have to look at the tapes of “No, I don’t feel tentative about man Curtis M. Smith that Mrs. direction and set some parameters. the liaison committee with her the games.” making the pitches. It’s just that Weinberg —who chairs the liaison Meeting together to have endless fellow directors at the board Memorial Hospital that Mrs. Crouse’s two I Cii^eosake* Pete Rose, who went 1-4 with a I’m trying to throw low strikes and committee —has sought to dialogue without results does not meeting, next ’Tuesday. praised by ex-manager double and one RBI for the Phillies, all of a sudden I throw a high DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS wondered if Seaver had a serious changeup and I’m dead.” Two motorists See our targe selection of diamond engagement rings ATLANTA (UPI) - Joe Torre had on top 2-1. New York added three Expos 2, Astros 0 Thayer group to face charges now on sale at savings up to 30%. seen Neil Allen do it many times more runs in the sixth on singles by At Houston, Bill Guliickson and over the last’ three years but this Mookie Wilson, John Steams, Dave Woodie Fryman combined on an National League Kingman and Hubie Brooks and a Steinbrenner in news Police charged two people with time Torre was on the other side — eight-hitter to lead Montreal. It was is considering and it hurt. double by Ron Gardenhire. the second consecutive shutout driving under the influence of Zachry, now 4-1, pitched seven alcohol Friday, Torre’s Atlanta Braves had struck pitched against the Astros in as for three straight bits to open the strong innings before giving way to many games and the victory was tor failure to pay 'crime watch' Police say Joseph J. Carabino, 29, eighth inning against the New York and facing your old manager. He’s Allen in the eighth. Montreal’s fourth in a row on the of 12 Glenwood St., was charged Mets Monday night, one run had still a good man but I’m on the other "They were hitting the same road. after a police officer stopped him scored to cut the Mets’ lead to 5-2 side now. He’s the victim.” pitches I was getting them out on Padres 8, Cubs 2 Winfield Foundation Residents of the Thayer Road for driving above the speed limit on and sluggers Dale Murphy and Bob Torre insisted be felt no special before,” he said. "I guess I just At San Diego, Ruppert Jones went neighborhood are considering the forma­ Main Street at 1:22 a.m. Police say 14 KARAT GOLD Homer were coming up next. emotion playing the team he couldn’t fool them any longer.” 3-for-3 and drove in three runs to tion of a crime watch there and will meet he failed a sobriety test. It looked like another one of the managed for five seasons before Torre said Braves’ starter Ken take over the National League bat­ . NEW YORK (UPI) - George Blumberg, Steinhrenner’s commit­ June 1 to discuss the undertaking. WEDDING RINGS , late-inning rallies the Braves have being let go at the end of last season, Dayley, 1-2, pitched well before ting lead, lifting San Diego over Steinbrenner will be charged with ment was agreed upon during Mr. and Mrs. Donald Genovesi, of 65 Ronald Talbot, 39, of Glastonbury used to take the lead in the National “except it was going to get a lot tiring in the sixth inning. Dayley error-prone Chicago in a game failing to pay the money he owes the original contract negotiations with Thayer Road, were beaten by two was stopped after a police officer more media attention b^ause of was relieved by Steve Bedrosian which featured a near brawl Dave Winfield Foundation in a law­ Winfield after he had left the San burglars Saturday when they surprised . League West. observed his car driving on the FOR OVER 50 YEARS ’That’s when Allen came on for m e.” after giving up three hits to start the between Cubs’ first baseman Bill suit to be brought in Federal Court Diego Padres and become a free the men who were burglarizing a second wrong side of Main street near the ' Mets’ starter Pat Zachry. The 24- “The attention we had here is only inning and Bedrosian allowed Buckner and his manager, Lee Elia. this morning, the UPI has learned. agent in the winter of 1980. floor bedroom. SAVE up to 30% Brooks’ single and Gardenhire’s ’The Winfield Foundation, located When asked about the suit, Win­ intersection of Hartford Road at Choose from a large collection of styles In 14 Karat ! year-old right-hander got Murphy to going to be a portion of what we will Cardinals 6, Gianls 0 Harry Reinhorn of 200 Spring St. said 2:01 a.m., police say. He, too, failed get in New York when we go there double. At San Francisco, Joaquin An- in Fort Lee, N.J., and created by the field, currently on the 15-day dis­ the June 1 meeting will be at South hit into a double play grounder, a sobriety test, they say. People often ask us what they yellow or white gold including plain, fancy and diamond ; scoring one run, and Homer to foul the first time,'” lamented Torre. “It was the first time all year that dujar pitched a six-hitter and rookie Yankee outfielder five years ago, abled list because of a pulled United Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. styles and save up to 30%. Ellis Valentine, in a season-long Bedrosian hasn’t done the job,” said Willie McGee drove in three runs provides thousands of under­ hamstring muscle, said be knew the and an effort will be made to get as many should say when attending a ' out to sew up his 11th save of the ; season in a 5-3 victory. slump and making his first start in Torre. "We just have to get it back with a bases-loaded triple to power privileged children with papers were about to be served. of the neighbors as possible to attend. visitation. two weeks, was the big offensive on track.” St. Louis. Andujar, 4-3, struck out scholarships, medical The money which Steinbrenner Reinhom said the organizers do not Woman charged > It was the third straight win for I the Mets and third straight loss for gun for the Mets with a two-run Phillies 9, Reds 1 five and walked none to register his examinations, Oiristmas parties allegedly owes the Foundation was have a vigilante group in mind but mere­ with shoplifting homer in the fourth inning, his first At Cincinnati, Steve Carlton second complete game and second and free tickets to baseball games. part of the package he and Winfield ly want to set up a crime alert in which I the Braves. We tell them to relax and be ; “Allen did the job he’s become ac- RBI of the season. scattered four hits over eight in­ shutout of the season. "It’s In the hands of the Foun­ apeed to In December, 1980, accor­ neigbors keep careful watch. An East Hartford woman was "I have bad some tough luck,” nings and hit two singles to hand the dation’s attorneys,” saitl Winfield. ding to the suit. At that time, accor­ The attack on the Genovesis too place ; customed to doing and I’ve become charged with shoplifting Monday at themselves. Their presence Is < accustomed to seeing,” said Torre, said Valentine. "I’ve been hitti^ Re& their sixth consecutive loss. “ This complaint Is hot being ding to the papers, Steinbrenner about 10 p.m. Saturday. Genovesi the Bradlees Department Store at the ball bard but ri|^t at somebody. Carlton, 5-6, struck out three and brought by me individually, but by agreed to pay the Foundation $300,- received several stitches as the result of enough to let the family know who was facing his old club for the Radi the Manchester Parkade. ; first time. “He’s one of the better "This does let me know I can drjw walked three and also drove in a the Foundation.” 000. per year for 10 years. In addi­ a fight with one of the intruders. Mrs. Police say a store security guard they are not alone. in runs this year. I was thinking i run. Loser Tom Seaver, 1-6, gave up Winfield, who signed a lO-year, $23 tion, Winfield was to receive $1.5 Genovesi received bruises on her head. ; ones, for sure.” -TV saw Constance L. Giuliano, 29, stuff ) Allen smiled when told Torre’s might hit the ball hard but have guys nine hits in five innings. million contract in December of million for 10 years with provisions Tlie burglars got in by prying open a two men’s shirts and a child’s make good plays on m e all season.” Pirates 9, Dodgers 3 1980, charges that the Yankees’ written in that could bring Winfield ground floor window. ’ comments and said he got no iqiecial sweatsuit into her purse and ! satisfaction beating his old Mets’ manager George . At Los Angeles, Lee Lacy and principal owner paid only $145,000 of as much as $23 million through in­ attempt to leave without paying at ; manager. Bamberger laid be "Just felt it was Tony Pena drove in two runs each in TONIGHT the $3W,000 he had agre^ to pay the centive bonuses and cost-of-living 12:03 p.m. institution last year and nothing at raises. ‘•Moca Ya«f Tnul >« “I have a lot of admiration for timh to put him (Valratlne) in with a sizdim, seventhinning outburst to 7 This Week in the NBA, ESPN The woman was charged with HOLMES all this year. Winfield donates $100,- Air quality report M m o c o M ' him,” said Allen. "He’s the one who a left-handed pitcher going for the spark Pittsburgh. Dra Robinson 7 1 15 Red Sox vs. Angels, WTIC The attorneys say that Stein­ fourth degree larceny. She was 400 M AIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN L said three years ago, ‘We're putting Braves.” raised his record to 54) with his first 7 130 Mels vs. Braves, Channel 000 of his own salary to the Founda­ brenner has made no effort to pay HARTFORD (UPI) - The sUte Depart­ released on a $100 non-surety bond 9, WINF tion annually. HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES j you in the bullpen.’ If anyone knows ' Valentine’s homer followed a solo complete game of the year, yielding the money owed to the Foundation ment of Environmental Protection forecast pending an apearance in homer by Atlanta’s Glenn Hubbard 10 hits and three walks while 8 Yankees vs. Blue Jays, According to the Foundation’s at­ despite repeated requests for it over good air quality statewide today. NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES MANCHBBTIR PARKADE •■4Sm012 J me, be knows me. Manchester Superior Court on June ALM VnNON,«IMiBUIIV, WIOTFAlUia MALL, OKIOTOL « “It’s kind of strange coming back in the first Dining and put the Mets striking out five. Channel 11, WPOP torneys, Gerald and Lawrence the past six months. ’The DEP reported good air quality across 7. Connecticut on Monday. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., May 25, 1982 - 1 1 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. May 25, 1982 Congratulations due Suitor Despite loss White raps silent bail players I SCOrCbO^rd NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill White, one of the in the American League, on the other hand, dot t’rain Wittus, U.S.. 6-2. 6-1. 6-3. Mike few ex-jocks who is as good if not better up­ thought we were barbarians. We threw at Mvliur>>, South Africa, def. Alejandro Congratulations are due, once again, to flattiker. Argentina. 6-3. 6-3. 6-2; Carlos Three for four stairs in the broadcast booth as he was people; we knocked down guys going into se­ fastellan Argentina, def. Jerome Potier, George Suitor who molded together a cham­ Celts proud l’•r-^nce 6-4. 5-7. (Mi, 7-6. 7-5; Per downstairs on toe field, has some views on cond base. They didn’t do nasty things like pionship track team at Manchester High. When George Suitor led Manchester High’s Sports Mjert(|uist. Sweden, def John Feaver! Herald those ballplayers who won’t talk to the that over there.” Hrit.un, 6-2, 61. 6-4; Joachim Nyslroem, Suitor’s current edition went right down to track team tythe CCTL title this spring it GOLF Sweden, def Claudio f’anatta. Italy. 1-6. marked th^Cnird time in the last four years media. Parade White recalis how former Cardinal team­ the wire before annexing the CCIL title for a Angle BOSTON (UPI) — There was the Celtics should have won the He thinks they’re hurting themselves. mate Bob Gibson hit him with a pitch the first 7-6 6-0. 6-0, Jay I.^pirius. P S , leads second straight year last Friday in Williman- the Trib^w on with unblemished records. obvious disappointment after the Philadelphia series, but he dis­ Dfiminiqui' Hedel, France. 6-4. 2-6. 6-3, l-I Dick Williams coached the 1979 squad to an “It’s their prerogative, though,” says the Milt Richman time he faced him after being traded to the I hafi light slopped play-t. tic against Windham High. Earl Yost, seventh-game defeat, but the 1981-82 cussed the defeat as a way to begin Yankee announcer, who was one of the Phillies. Women's singles The quiet, unassuming Suitor has a knack 11-0 standard while Suitor has put together 12- next year. VIINNECIIAUG 1''igh Ann Thompson. I 'S . del. Pat Sports Editor Boston Celtics feel neither their ef­ National League’s most consistent hitters “Bob Gibson, my dear friend who 1 took Mnlrado Hrazil. 6-4, 6-2, Lucia Roma­ of getting the most out of his talent. 0 and 11 -0 marks the last two seasons...Two “You can learn from a game like Class A - Gross, Cummings 55; B - fort nor their accomplishments of during the 13 years he put in with the Giants, around, showed the ropes and introduced to Rigolietti 62; C Quick 64; Closest to nov Romania, def Anne Hobbs. Britain. When he analyzed the potential at the start of the key figures for Nqtmeg Forest, Tall the year should be minimized by the this; you see the type of situations Cl 4 6-2 Catherine Tanvier. France, def Cedars of Lebanon’s annual Five Mile Road Cardinals and Phillies. everyone when he first came up, toe same pin, Buccheri; Longest drive on se­ Ih’tMirali Jevans, Britain 6-2. 6-2. Susan of the campaign the tall mentor looked untimely elimination. people are in and maybe it will . As a ballplayer. White was one of those way Willie Mays did with me when I first Mascarin. 11.S,. def. Susan Rollinson, forward to a winning year with the CCIL Race promotion each Thanksgiving, Wilt cond, Quick. 1 S 6-2, 3-2 (retired). Yvonne Vermaak, From the opening game last Oc­ carry over to next year,” said Bird, hard-nosed, allbusiness types who didn’t have talks to all his teammates now, as well as to came to the giants,” White smiles. “He hit diadem an outside possibility. ' Hadden and Ed Weiss resigned last night. who averaged 22.9 points and 10.9 S.iulli Afrif’a, def Trev Ix?wis. I'S. 6-3 tober, when Championship Banner much time for small talk. He never refused to players on other clubs, so it’s fairly safe to me to show who was boss as soon as I left the ULACKLEIHIE t-f), 6-8 U ’slie Allen.’ U S . def (Jail With improvement noted from week to Hadden served 31 years, 29 as general chair­ No. 14 was hoisted to the Boston rebounds a game. “Maybe we won’t l.o\«ia. France. 7-5, 6-2, Frederique defeat. . , man and Weiss, who can look back on 20 talk to a newspaperman, a radio or ‘TV man, assume he’d speak to White if he still was Cardinals but we went out to dinner together Middle Five Holes - Net, Anderson riiiluuH France, def Laura Dupont. week, Suitor came to the pivotal meet in the Garden rafters, to the 76th straight do anything different, but we’ll be however, and any time he did talk to them, he after the ballgame was over.” Thread City feeling that his youngsters would His first squad a year ago compiled a perfeci years, was treasurer the last decade...Dick playing. Since he no longer is — good-bye. 15‘/2; Wazer, Darby each 14V4 I'S. 4-6 6-3. 6-3; Kathy Horvath. U.S.. sellout Sunday — the Celtics’ year able to meet the challenge. didn’t politic or pussyfoot around. Now ask yourself, how much sense does Whenever the conversation gets around to del Barbar Rossi, Italy .6-1, 6-1; Slaey enjoy the ride back to Manchester as 12-0 won-lost record. Thorpe retired from the Board of Education M iigolin V S . def Ann Minler, was a memorable one.•’They failed “We wanted to get into that final “If they asked me a question, I told them that make? those baseball people who never managed winners. This time around it was 11-0. maintenance staff yesterday after 10 years. series as much as anyone did, but Australia, 6-4, 4-6, 6-2; Ivana Madruga- In 18 CCIL encounters, the dedicated Suitor to repeat as NBA champs, but that toe truth,” he says. “I wasn’t that hard to get What I’m waiting for is the day Steve and quite likely could. Bill White’s name O'-ses' Argentina, def Renee Blount, The team didn't let him down, winning by Thorpe is a well-known softball umpire fate has also befallen the previous 12 we came up a little bit short. Still, P S 6-0, 6-4. Kirn Steinmetz. U S . def has yet to lose. having worked in local play for the past 25 , along with.” Carlton gets inducted into the Hall of Fame in usually comes up. He’s perceptive, incisive Piliin \asquez, Peru, 6-1 1-6. 7-5 an 89-65 margin. champions. you don’t win 63 games walking the He has been on the other side of toe fence 12 with his observations on the air and The success was the ninth in as many CCIL He could be another Pete Wigren in the years...Moriarty’s will swing into Hartford Cooperstown. The Celtics won a teamrecord 18 ball up the court and playing years now, doing radio and TV work, and he thoroughly at home around ballplayers. meetings and 11th overall, two of the vic­ making. The latter was the most successful Twilight League play this week with games Maybe he’ll send someone else to make his straight games, posted the best mediocre defense,” Bird said. knows what it is to have some ballplayer acceptance speech for him. Either that, or Bing Devine wanted him to manage the Soccer tories coming in non-league engagements. track coach in Manchester High history. Wednesday night at 6 at St. Thomas and at overall record in the league for the From a team standpoint, the refuse to talk to him. Dave Kingman, now bring a projector along with him and show Tulsa club for the Cardinals in 1969 but White Suitor in his two years handling the Red Suitor is on the right path that Wigren Moriarty Field in Manchester Thursday night third straight year, had the best positives surely outweigh the with the Mets, said ‘no dice’ to 'White a few turned down the job. and White clad trackmen has yet to taste travelled for three decades. at 8. silent pictures. Basketball road record for the third straight negatives. Kevin McHale improved years ago in Pittsburgh. Years ago, it wasn’t unusual for players on “First of all, I could make more on TV,” he year and won 63 games. in every department and has es­ “Everybody told me Kingman didn’t give one club not to talk to those with another. It says. “And second, I prefer to do things “By all indications, you’d-have to tablished himself as one of the interviews and I said I didn’t believe it,” says happened a lot more than it does these days, where my own personal success or failure MiHTlI AMKinCAN SOCCKK U ’.ACil'i’. I Hv I’niliMi I’rcss Internalional say that it was a very successful NBA’s fine forwards. The front line the still athletic-looking, 48year-old one-time when you frequently see rival players getting depends on me and not on 25 others and the 2 of Bird, Maxwell, Parish and year,” said Cedric Maxwell, who first baseman. “I was working for ABC at the together for one of those good old-fashioned front office. Why should I, as the manager, W 1 . G V GA BI ’ 1 T .s last year at this time was savoring McHaie is as deep and talented as time and they thought he’d talk to me coffee klatches before a ballgame. make less money than the top player on the \ u w Y o r k 9 2 2R 15 2 5 7 7 his role as MVP of the championship anyone’s. T i i m n l i i 7 4 IH 14 16 5 8 MIA PLAYOFFS because I was a former ballplayer. “Don Drysdale and I were both in the same club? Besides, I like to have input on trades. ’ ’ M n n i r o u t 4 5 12 10 11 .85 H\ United Ikess International series. “No one picked us to repeat, In the guard spot, the Celtics may “Well, I found out it was true about him not league for years and we never said hello even White stopped short of saying he’d never C h i r . i p o 2 7 12 2 0 12 2 4 Ch.impionship .Series everyone had a lot of animosity for have benefitted from the injury to giving interviews. I had no feeling of rejec­ manage if the right opportunity comes along. S o u t l i f r n (Best-of-seven i once,” White says.” ’The first time we ever I ’ Mi’l l . a i K l u r d a l u 7 4 2 3 19 21 61 (All Times KDT i Nate Archibald in that it allowed • | u N ; i us. We’re optimistic about what wili tion or anything like that when he turned me taiked to each other was a few years ago “ I never preclude anything,” he says. 4 5 17 16 17 41 Philadel|ihia vs. U)s Angeles 'M Connors 7 happen for us next year.’’ rookie Danny Ainge to get valuable 'I' imp;i Ba\ 4 15 2 8 14 3 8 M 'V 27 Ivos Angeles at Pliiladelphia, down. That was his privilege. I just don’t when we met in the broadcast booth. He enjoys the TV and radio work he does .1 H k '- o i i v i l l < ‘ 8 6 14 2 0 14 .82 (I [> m ’The Celtics resurgence and con­ playing time. Ainge made mistakes, W e s t e r n know where these ballplayers who won’t talk “I’m talking about two guys who faced now with WPIX and WABC here in New M iv .10 I>os Angeles at Philadelphia, tinued success over the past three but he is a rookie. With all the S , t l 5 4 16 18 11 3 9 1 pm 5 are going to go or what they’re going to do each other for years. I can tell you that we York. S m . D i c i t n backcourt members returning, the 5 4 18 12 12 3 9 .luiic 1 - Philadelphia at Los Angeles. years has been remarkable. ’The when they’re all through playing. I don’t think players in toe National League never talked “It’s all right,” he says. “The problem is i‘ 'Inm ninn 5 8 12 11 8 .88 in action ■< n m nucleus there, too, looks promising. o u t e r 4 5 12 18 10 3 2 team has won, in succession, 61, 62 they’re going to have much of a chance in to the guys in toe American when we were staying ‘up’ for the games and accepting the .lull" 8 - Philadelphia at Los Angeles. and 63 games. This year they never Little-used but immensely popular 1 'oi ila iid 4 8 18 8 9 2 9 '» [1 ir broadcasting if they refuse to talk, do you?” playing. We thought the American League brand of baseball that’s played today by S c .. h 1p Eric Femsten is the only unsigned 2 B 11 14 13 19 x-.lime 6 - I»s Angeles at Philadel- PARIS (UPI) — Top-seeded Jim ­ lost more than two straight games White laughs about that. was the ‘businessmen’s league’ where better athletes than we were. I think they can I'l'i-nins Rol six points for winninc in I’l'ia pin (and did that only twice) until the player for next year. H'j'iil ilion limo or ovortinio but only four ? my Connors, who is out to prove the ’The episode with Kingman turned out to be everybody wanted to finish second because play better.” ' n.iini-- ftir winninjj a samp decided by oddsmakers wrong, begins his Sixers beat them three in a row in TTie only uncertainties in the next rather silly, although White didn’t intend it they conceded the pennant to the Yankees If you know Bill White at all, you know he’s linoloiil A bonus point is awarded for the playoffs. couple of years are how far Red ■ i( li j'oal sf’ored up to a maximum ot assault on the French Open title that way. The Mets’ big first baseman readily before the season even started. The players telling you something there. Hircc per jiamo excluding overtimes and today with a first-round match ‘"rhis team has nothing to be Auerbach and Harry Mangurian are I.... i , Sports against fellow-American Bruce ashamed about, to hang their heads willing to open the vault to keep Monday's (tames Bird and McHale in Boston un­ \n-r.am es Scheduled) Manson. about,” said Robert Parish, who Tuesday's (lame ''Calendar Despite being top-ranked, Connors blossomed into a .potential MVP iforms. But those decisions are a in Dicj'o at Toronto. 8 p m . KDT with a brilliant season, finishing year away, and already at least one Wednesday's (iames is only third in the betting at 8-to-l ru(holio ul Rockville, 3:15 Donors of money for Seniors’ Fishing Derby tina (4-1). ■’We felt we were going to repeat, Philadelphia won,” Maxwell said. MlSl, PLAYOt'FS (Jicncy Tech at Bacon .\cuHcmy, we just came up a little short. I feel “Now the rivalry will be continued. Hv United Pres.s Inlet national The French Open is the only BOSTON (UPI) — ’The four-month video machine to the hospital and like we had a hell of a year.” And it also will give us a renewed Finals 7 p.in. Retirees’ Assn., Jerry Rothman of Kiwanis, Grand Slam tournament that Con­ silence of former Boston Red Sox “tape him talking, to show people I Ik'si-of-Fivel Thanks to the generosity of local businesses Larry Bird, who improved in feeling about next year.” 7c’s great, it’s really great...Pve just been Rocky Hill at Bolton, 3:15 and organizations, $600 was raised to Bob Fuller of Local 991, Town of nors has never won, his best results star Tony Conigliaro, who slipped that haven’t seen it.” ‘All Times KDT) in Paris being semifinal almost every statistical category And also, he mentioned, a reaffir­ thanking God. I knew it would happen. It had St Louis vs. New York Manchester at Penney, 3:30 purchase trout and merchandise for Manchester, and Fred Nassiff of Rotary. into a coma following a massive Seemingly destined for stardom, t’les tied, 2-2) appearances in 1979 and 1980. from last season, felt slighted the mation that this year wasn’t so bad heart attack in January, has been '-•IV 14 - St Louis 8. New York Wednesday’s annual Senior Citizens’ Fishing There will be $100 In prizes and $500 worth after all. to happen. ’ the Revere native who played at St. rR \C K Last year, the 29-year-old left­ Celtics couldn’t defend their title broken and be spoke his first Mary’s High in Lynn hit 24 homers Derby at Salter’s Pond from 6 to noon. Pic­ of trout, including a dozen two-pounders. 1IV U\ Now York 5, St l/>uis 8 Kant i^utholic /Aquinas at St. Paul hander lost in the quarterfinals and against the Lakers. Bird felt the coherent words, his family says. — Mrs. Theresa Conigliaro and knocked in 52 runs while batting ' |\' 21 New York 9, St Ixniis tured are (I. to r.) Tom Tierney of Tierney Competiton will be for seniors only. this year he has reached the final of “It’s great, it’s really great— I’ve (hoys and leirls), 3:15 .290 in his rookie season. 1 >' 28 St L o u is 6. New York 4 Funeral Home, Lee Fracchia of Town all but two of the eight Grand Prix just been thanking God,” his GIRLS SOFTBAI.L In 1967, when the Red Sox shocked 1 o 2t) Si l,miis al New York, Last (Catholic at (ilastonhury, tournaments he has played in. mother, Theresa, said Monday. “I The outfielder who led the former pro baseball player, baseball by winning the American That record does not compare knew it would happen. It had to 3:15 500 scoring American League in home runs at remained optimistic. League pennant, Conigliaro, batting <;OLF with the recent success of the two happen.” age 20 and had 100 homers at the age “I’ve been optimistic all along,” cleanup behind AL MVP Carl <;heney l ech at Vinal Tech ISBtnes in the IHews claycourt specialists, Lendl and Big job remains The 37-year-old former outfielder of 22 — two feats never matched — he said. “He’s a hard worker. He YastrzemskI, contributed several system new Vilas, who both scored easy first- and slugger, who spent six seasons has been semi-conscious since suf­ knows what’s going on and has the clutch hits as the Red Sox beqame Wednesday Yogi Berra round victories Monday. with the Red Sox and played on fering a massive heart attack on ability to talk.” known as the “ Kardiac Kids” for b \ s i :b a l i. NEW 'YORK (U Pl) — New York Yankee Hall of Fame catcher Yogi Lendl, beaten in the final here last Boston’s miracle pennant-winning Jan. 9. Bill said Tony had an elec­ their nail-biting comeback wins. Tennis Manchester at Windham, 3:30 Berra has been named Honorary Captain for the American League this season year, defeated Peru’s Fernando ahead for 76ers team of 1967, spoke his first He was rushed to Massachusetts troencephalogram (EEG) test But during that season he was Fast Catholic at South Catholic, All-Star team, which meets the National League in Montreal on July Maynetto 6-0, 6-4, 6-1 while Vilas, coherent words Sunday, asking General Hospital, where he showed recently which showed his brain struck with a fastball and suffered 3:15 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - A new having his best season since winning nurses at the Dr. J. Shaughnessy neither pulse nor blood pressure, but waves were normal. severe eye damage. He missed a GIRLS SOFTBALL 13. the French Open in 1977, disposed of Berra has twice managed teams to the World Series — the Yankees computerized scoring system will PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - “I don’t think people understand Chronic Disease Rehabilitation emergency ward doctors were able “I started to try to feed him a cou­ portion of the 1967 season and 1968, W indham at Manchester, 3:30 Christiphe Freyss of France 6-2, 6-2, Hospital in Salem where he was. to revive his heart, which made a ple of days ago and he was taking it but made a comeback in 1969, hit­ St. Paul ul East (Catholic, 3:15 in 1964 and the Mets in 1973. For 18 years he starred with the Yankees be used for the first time at the In­ Beating the Boston Celtics may how much it hurts to be called By United I’rcss International 6- 1. and was named the American League’s Most Valuable Player three have cast away all the ghosts and ‘losers’ and ‘chokers,’” reserve “My mother was visiting him on strong recovery. and tasting it and licking his lips, ting .255 with 20 homers and 82 RBI, French Open TEWIS dianapolis Motor Speedway Sunday Fourth-seeded Jose-Luis Clerc of times (1951. 54-55). for the 66th Indianapolis 500, but goblins of playoffs past, but the forward Mike Bantom said, “so we Sunday,” his brother Billy said. Doctors, however, had feared that and that’s the first indicaton that we Plagued by vision problems, his al Paris. France May 24 Manchester at Windham Argentina also had a comfortable “She left his room and went out in had that he knows what’s going on,” First round W indham al Manehesler (ffirls) that is not linked to problems in­ Philadelphia 7ters still have a big won for toe guys in this room. I loss of blood may have caused career nosedived in 1970 and he was Men's singles time on the opening day of the two- the hallway about 1 p.m. when toe Jim Palmer volved in scoring the 1981 affair. job ahead. couldn’t believe how many fans damage to his brain and shortly his brother said. traded to California. He quit Ivan Lendl. 2. Czechoslovakia, def week championships, downing nurses came running out saying he after the heart attack he was “We’ve been giving him vitamins baseball, then made an unsuccessful Fernando Maynetto. Peru 6-0. 6-4, 6-1. I'hursdav . “There is no relationship at all,’’ The 76ers begin practice today in deserted us Friday, and all we did (Juillermo Vilas. 3. Argentina, def BALTIMORE (UPI) — Three-time Cy Young Award winner Jim Spain’s Eduardo Osta 6-2, 6-4, 6-1. had asked them where he was. transfered to the rehabilitation to help him rejuvenate the brain comeback try with the Red Sox in B\SKBALL ' said Art Graham , director of preparation for toe NBA cham­ then was lose one basketball game.” ('hnslophe Freyss, France 6-2, 6-2. 6-1. Manehesler at East Catholic, 3:15 Palmer is back in the Baltimore Orioles’ starting rotation, but the The only seed in trouble was fifth- “When my mother came into the .loso-Luis Clerc. 4, Argentina, def. scoring and timing for the 500. pionship series against the Los The slate was wiped clean after hospital in Salem. cells and it seems to have helped. 1975. move has not quelled rumors of an upcoming trade of the high- ranked American Vitas Gerulaitis, room he said, ‘Hi, mom.’ Then my Kdiiardo Osta. Spain, 6-2. 6-4, 6-1; Vilas \ inal Tech at Cheney Tech, 3:15 ‘We’ve been investigating the Angeles Lakers,, opening ’Thursday Sunday — possibly forever — and Ctoctors were mystified why toe We also are using electro n ic He ran a health food store in (e riilaitis, 5. U.S., def. Erik Iskerskv. salaried righthanded pitcher. who dropped a set against com­ mother calleil my father, wl)o was Bacon Academy at Bolton, 3:15 system for a couple of years.” night at the Spectrum. It is their now it’s time to worry about the diet-conscious Conigliaro, a regular machines to stimulate blood supply Marin County, Calif., but that store U S . 6-7. 6-3, 7-6. 6-3; Brian Gottfried. 11. An unspecified number qf major-league teams have contacted the patriot Eric Iskersky and struggled at home with the Hu, and my mother to the brain, and a lot of physical U S del Angel (Jimenez, ^ ain . 6-2, 2-6. GIRLS SOFTBALL Graham also noted that the new third trip to toe finals in sbc years Lakers. exerciser and nonsmoker, was was destroyed in a mudslide in 7-6 6-8 .Ian Gunarsson. Sweden, def. Orioles about the services of Palmer, General Manager Hank Peters throughout before winning 6-7,6-3,7- asked him to say hello to my father Pennev at Manchester, 3:30 system is involved just in scoring at and second championship matchup ‘The two teams split a pair of stricken. therapy that seems to be paying January, He was in Boston llaruon Ismail. Zimbabwe. 4-6. 6-3. 1-6. 6- said Mpnday. 6, 6-3 in more than two hours on on the phone and he did. He said, In the months since toe heart at­ off,” he said. auditioning for a sportscaster’s job 2 6-0 Andreas Maurer. We.sl Germany. TEISNIS the start-finish line, and the against toe Lakers in three ybars. games in the regular season. The d< I Kduardo Bengocchea. Argentina, 6-2. court No. 10. Lakers took a 116-114 overtime vic­ ‘Hi, dad.’” tack, Tony’s brother. Bill, another Conigliaro said he plans to take a when he was stricken. 74; 64 Chenev Tech at RH.AM problems which initially took the The three days off between toe ti­ GOLF Bili Buckner tle opener and the seventh game of tory at the Forum on Feb. 26 but the Alejandro Ganzahal. Argentina, def. win away from Bobby Unser con­ Iiilio (Joez. Brazil. 6-2, 6-3. 6-1; Chris Manchester /Wethersfield at En­ SAN DIEGO (UPl) — Four years ago, it was Reggie Jackson and cerned the first and second turns. their grueling series against Boston 76ers came back at home nine days Lewis New Zealand, def. Onny Panin, N

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Hendrsn If 10 10 Lefebvr rf 10 0 0 L Smith, StL 42 174 38 54 .310 and his Baltimore St lx)uis 6. San Francisco 0 Bowa ss 4 0 10 TKenndy c 3 0 0 1 into an entrance hole only large was.” And he was most afraid Cleveland 17 23 .425 10>4 Pilt.sburgh 9. Los A ngles 3 Montreal Schmidt. S—Carlton. Oliver. Mtl 39 146 22 45 .306 Toronto 17 24 .415 11 Tuesday's Games (fullickson (W 3-3) 8 7 0 0 3 3 IP H R ER BB SO Davis c 4 0 0 0 Boone p 0 0 0 0 American League enough for their bodies to when the kids who entered the (All Times EDT) Frvinan (S 4) 1 1 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia Nolcs p 1 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 2 0 11 g ab r h pet. squeeze through, and watch them cave before him started yelling. Chicago 27 13 .675 - Philadelphia '(Christenson 3-3) at Houslon Carlton (W ^6) 8 4 113 3 Tidrow p 0 0 0 0 Manuel 3b 0 0 0 0 Harrah. Cle 40 157 34 61 .389 “They were yelling ‘what’s 28 15 .651 yx Knopper (L 2-6) 7 3 2 0 2 Rrusstar 1 1 0 0 0 0 Cruz ph 100 0 Perkins lb 2 110 Up>haw. Tor 39137 19 47 .343 crawling on hands and knees and California Cincinnati (Leibrandt 2-1), 7:35 p na. I.arson p 1 1 1 0 Bcvacq lb 10 00 office Kansas City 22 18 .560 5 Now York (Scott 3-3) at Atlanta (Walk I,a('ossI IINN 2 A2 w0 V0 0 V Cincinnati (VKipcr. Mil 38 153 25 52 .340 bellies through narrow, clammy that down there?’ and they kept 20 23 .485 8V^ Gullirkson pitched to 1 batter in 9th. Seaver (L 1-6) 5 9 7 7 2 4 Thmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 Lollar p 3100 33116 10 40 .339 f Oakland 4-31, 7-40 p.m. Gwosdz c 1000 Sundberg. Tex passageways inhabited by bats. falling on the slime,” he said. “I Seattle 19 25 .432 10 Montreal (Palm er 0^) at Houston WP-Gullickson. T-2:36. A-14323- Leihrandt 3 6 2 2 2 0 Herndon. Det 30 149 24 49 .329 Totals 36 2 7 1 Totals 318 96 There’s a major renovation going 2 Texas U 25 .308 14 iRuhl 2-2). 8:35 p.m. Shirley 110 0 10 i'aclorck. Chi 38143 17 47 339 And add one fact — these kids, didn’t know it would be as Minnesota 12 33 26? ITVx Chicago (Jenkins 3-4) San Diego W N-Seaver. T-2;19. A-17,110. Chicago 000000200-2 Garcia. Tor 38156 20 51 .327 on in the building I work in and it slippery,’’ added Mark Pisch. San Diegoiego 015------20000X-8--- age 10 to 13, are enrolled in the Monday's Results (Welsh M ). 10;C6 p.m. NKW YORK ATLANTA McRae. KC 40 150 21 49 .327 California at Boston, ppd., rain Pittsburgh (Rhoden 2-4) at Los Angeles F /-J. Kennedy, Noles, Durham, Tern Almon. C^i 38 123 19 40 .325 looks as if I may have to move out of special education class at ab r h bi ab r h bi BALTIMORE TORONTO BUT THE CLASS was more Baltimore 7, Toronto 5 (Valenzuela 5-4), 10:35 p.m. Wilson cf 4 12 0 Butler cf 4 1 1 0 pleton. Salazar. DP—Chicago 2, San Randolph, NY 34124 21 40 .323 my office. Robertson School. All n e ^ extra Chicago 3. Kansas City 1 St Louis (LaPoint 2-0) at San Stearns c 4 1 1 0 Hubbrd 2b 4 2 2 2 ab r h bi ab r h bi Diegf> 1. LGB-Chic^o 9. San Diego 7. Home Runs help in education or social skills, than just a physical and Cleveland 9, Minnesota 2 Francisco (Martin O-l). 10:35 p.m. F(*ster If 3 1 1 0 Wshngtn rf 4 0 10 Bumbry cf 5 111 Garcia 2b 4 12 0 SB-Henderson. SF-T. Kennedy. Salazar. National l^eague — Kingman, NY and The people in any company who emotional challenge. They also Dwver rf 5 0 10 lorg 3b 4 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO and their adventure was an Tuesday’s Games Wednesday's Games Vnngbid If 0 0 00 Murphy If 4 0 2 0 Murphv. Atl 13; Thompson. P it 12; assign offices are always thinking of went to learn, and Adventure (All Times EDT) SI Louis at San Francisco Kingmn lb 41^1 Horner 3b 30 10 Rocnick lb 4 1 3 2 Bonnell cf 4 0 0 0 Chicago Horner. All 10; Diaz. Phil, Guerrero. LA experiment in therapy. California (Kison M ) at Boston (Tudor New York at Atlanta, night Jcirgnsn lb OOOOChmbls lb 40 0 0 Singldtn dh 4 0 0 0 Nrdhgn dh 4 12 1 Noles (L 5-5) 2 3 6 3 3. 1 and Hendrick. StL 9. reasons why people should move. Challenge provided them with a I.ownstn If 3 110 Barfield rf 3 110 Tidrow 2 3 2 2 1 0 And after a year of caving trip (4-1 i. 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Cincinnati, night Valentin rf 4 112 Benedict c 4 0 10 American League — Thornton. Cle 12; Everyone should resisbthem. Their Toronto (Gott 0-1) at New York (John Montreal at Houston, night 4 00 0 Ford rf 2 0 0 0 Moseby cf 10 0 0 1 .arson 4 3 0 0 1 3 iirbek. Min and Roenicke, Balt 10; running commentary. Bnmks 3b 4 0 11 Ramirz ss San Diego preparations, they were ready 3-4). 8 p.m I’illsburgh at Los Angeles, night Gnrdnhr ss 4 0 11 Davley p 20 10 Ripken 3b 5 2 2 1 Johnson If 3 1 1 2 ixiwcnstein. Bal and Harrah. Clev 9. reasons are usually not good enough, for their trip with Adventure To enter the cave, located on 5 Baltimore (Palmer 1-2) at Texas Chicago at San Diego, night .0000 Dempsey c 2 2 2 0 Powell dh 10 0 0 I/)Ilar (W 5^) 7 7 2 2 2 6 Runs Batted In Vcrvzcr 2b 3 0 0 0 Bedrosin Sakata 2b 4 0 10 Martinez c 3 0 0 0 Boone 2 0 0 0 1 1 and they don’t understand what a private property in Clarksville, (Medich 2-4), 8:05 p.m. Za> liry p 4 0 0 0 Whisntn pn 1 000 National I^eague — Murphy. Atl 38; Challenge. Oakland (Keough 3^) at Milwaukee 0 0 00 Bonner ss 3 0 12 Woods ph 10 0 0 Noles pitched to 7 batters in 3rd. Kingman. NY 37; Moreland. Chi 33; N. Y., the cavers had to drop one Allen p 0 0 0 0 Garber p Upshaw lb 4 12 1 HBP—bv Larson (Flannery). WP— serious effect moving an office can Explained Karen Varsell, a (Haas 2-1), 8:30 p.m. I'lTTSMURGH LOS ANGELES TolJtls 34 5 8 5 Totals S4 3 92 Tbrimpson Pit and Diaz, Phil 32. by one into a narrow hole. “My Kansas City (Creel (M)) at Chicago ab r h bi ab r h bi 000203000-5 Griffin ss 3 0 11 l/.llar 2. Balk-Noles. T-2:37. A-8.635. Ainerlcan League — Thornton, Clev 40; have on a person’s life. social, w ^ker who accompanied 4 1 1 0 New York Totals 37 7 12 6 Totals 35 5 9 5 stomach felt weird,’’ Tony (Dotson 2-4). 8:30 p.m. Moreno cf 5 1 1 0 Sax 2b Atlanta 100 000(00-3 McRae, KC 37 Luzinskl. Chi 31; Baylor, I’ve known some people who don’t the kidsi^^'Ehjs was like gradua­ Cleveland (Sorensen 3-3) at Minnesota I^acv rf 4 2 12 Landrex cf 5 0 00 hV-Vervzer. DP—New York 1. LOB— Baltimore 141010000-7 KANSAS CITY CHICAGO Cal and Rice. Bos 29. McCarthy said. (Havens 1-2). 8:35 p.m. Madlck 3b 3 2 2 2 Baker If 4 0 2 1 New Y(»rk 4. Atlanta 5. 2B-Benedict. Toronto (QO 010110-5 ab r h bi ab r h bi Stolen Bases seem to mind moving. They’re tion for 'them. They passed Detroit (Wilcox 3^) at Seattle (Beattie Smith ss 1 0 0 0 Guerrer 3b 5 0 0 0 E—Garcia. DP—Baltimore 2, Toronto 2. Wilson If 40 1 0 U F lo r e cf 40 10 National. League — Moreno. Pit 24; “Some of the kids I could tell 40 10 Gardenhire, Butler. HR—Hubbard (3), usually executives with better through thebsfear and they did 0-4). 10:35 pm . Thmpsn lb 3 2 11 Orta rf Valentine (1). SB-Wilson. I ^ B - ^ lti m o r e 8. Toronto 3. 2B— Wathan c 4 0 0 0 Bemzrd 2b 4 12 0 Dernier. Phil 22; L. Smith. StL 20; were scared,” David added, “but Wednesday's Games Easier If 2 0 0 1 Garvey lb 4 12 0 IP H RERBBSO Upshaw. Barfield, Garcia. 3B-Ripken. Rrett 3b 4 0 10 Kemp If 3 10 0 Wilson. NY 18: Raines. Mtl and Sax, LA organized minds than mine. They it.” 3 1 1 0 once they got to the bottom of the Toronto at New York, night RRobnsn If 2 12 1 ^ioscia c N('W Y4>rk Hk—Roenicke (10). John.son (1). S— Aikens lb . 3 0 1 0 Luzinsk dh 30 11 14 That’s what the youngsters 4 0 2 0 Russell ss 3 0 2 1 Bonner. know where everything is in their of­ cave they felt safe and they were Oakland at Milwaukee, night Ray 2b Zaibrv (W 4-1) 7 9 3 3 1 2 Olis cf 4 000 Paciork lb 40 12 American League — Henderson, Oak said, too. STUDENTS AND GUIDE PAUSE FOR A BREAK 50 FEET UNDERGROUND Kansas City at Chicago, night TPena c 5 0 12 Stewart p 1 000 Allen IS 11) 2 0 0 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO McRae dh 4 12 0 Squires lb 0 0 0 0 42 U FIorc, Chi 15; Wathan, KC 13; fice and they can move it to another laughing.” Cleveland at Minnesota, night Rerra ss 5 0 0 0 Monday ph 1 000 Baltimore Gcronim rf 4 0 2 1 Fisk c 3 00 0 Ixipcs, Oak 12; Molltor. Mil and Hayes, “It was mjr first time and it . . . group spent nearly three hours exploring cave In N.Y. 0 00 0 Atlanta 72-3 They entered first a large Baltimore at Texas, night DRobnsn p 4 12 0 Niedenfr p Davlov (L 1-2) 5 1-3 5 5 5 1 4 McGrgr (W W Conepen ss 40 10 Baines rf 3 0 00 riev n . and still find things. That would not was a new experience,” said Detroit at Seattle, night Forster p 0 0 0 0 Bedrosian 12-3 3 0 0 1 0 Stoddard 11-3 Pryor 2b 2 0 0 0 Morrisn 3b 3 0 0 0 Pitching cavern, described as “really APena p 0 0 0 0 Toronto be the case with me. I know that if I Keira Williams. “I’ve never done Garber 2 0 0 0 0 2 Poquett ph 1 0 0 0 Rodrlgz 3b 0 0 0 0 Victories huge.” Then all the cavers shut Johnstn ph 10 11 Clancy (L 5-3) Ireland ^ 0 0 0 0 Atmon ss 3 1 1 0 National League — Sutton, Hou 7-1; have to move, there are things I’ll something like that. I was 00 0 0 7.a' hrv pitched to 3 batters in 8th. Romhack poke,” said one child, “ and “I felt good because I was son School special education Power p T 2:19 A—10.388. Totals 34 1 8 1 ToUls 30 3 6 3 .htnes. NY 6-2; Rogers. Mtl 6-3; Seven never find again in my whole life. scared,” she admitted, “but off their flashlights, their sole Totals 38 9 12 9 Totals ' » 3 10 3 Garvin Kansas City 000000001-1 pilfhers tied with 5. source of light, so they could see water, a brook.” In fact, there helping people," Tony said. "1 students was what social worker Pittsburgh 0® 601— 9 Murray Chicago 000 003 ®x—3 American l-eague — Hoyt. Chi, 9^); ’They’ll be lost at the bottom of a after a while I felt better because I ns Angeles 010010010—3 Mcl^iighlin how really dark it was un­ was water just about everywhere said, 'watch out, or this is Karen Varsell calls a new ap­ EASTERN LEAGUE ST I.OUIS SAN FRANCISCO F>—I^eFlore, Morrison. DP—Chicago 1. G)ii(lrv. NY 7-1; McGregor. Balt and packing .box and some survivor of there were people around me By United Press International E- (luerrero, D. Robinson. DP—Los abrhbi abrhbi T-2;14. A-12.O0B. LOR—Kansas City 7. Chicago 5. 2B- M(»rris. Det 6-3; Nine pitchers tied with derground. they went. slippery," he said. proach to therapy. The idea was (First Half) Angeles 1 LOB-Pittsburgh 8. Los OSniilh ss 4 111 Kuiper 2b 4 0 10 fJeronimo 2. McRae. SB—Almon, Le- 5 mine down the road will have to go that I knew.” They were underground almost “Not many people could go conceived after she attended a North Angeles 10. 2 B -U cv . Scioscia. Baker, McGee cf 5 1 2 3 Wohlfrd If 40 10 Florc Earned Run Average “A bat went right past my W L Pet GB Orta HR—Thoinj)s(;on (12). SB-Lacy. through the box and throw the stuff three hours, and on emerging, caving," Steve said. “They workshop which focused on lear­ USinith If 5 0 2 1 Davis cf 4 00 0 ClrEVELAND MINNESOTA IP H RERBBSO (Based on 1 inning x number of games SHE WASN’T the only child to face,” said one of the children, Glons Fails 23 15 .eis — Madlock, Sax 2 S-J-Stewart. SF-Easier. they had a contest to see who Hrnndz lb 2 0 0 0 RSmith lb 3 0 00 abrhbi abrhbie Kansas City each team has played) out. He won’t dare throw anything admit to fear, however. Most grimacing. couldn't get up and say, ‘We went ning via experience for special Holyoke 17 18 486 4Vi Baker Oborkfll 3b 4 0 0 0 Lavelle p 0------0 0 0 5 2 2 1 Wshngt ss 4 00 0 Spimrff (L'2-4) 3 3 2 National League — R(«ers, Mtl 1.74, was the cleanest and who was the Lynn 14 21 .400 IP H R ER BB SO Dilone If out without looking through it Flashlights back on, they con­ caving,' but WE DID." education students. V i Green rf 4 2 2 0 Bergmn ph 10 0 0 Harrah 3b 4 0 11 Milbom 2b 4 1 1 0 Armstrong 0 0 0 Laskev. SF 1 99; Martz. (Jhi 2.17; Sutton. talked about their initial mis­ Buffalo 12 27 306 liv^ PiU'iburgh Sanehez c 4 1 1 0 Evans 3b 4 0 10 Chicago Hou 2 24; Sanderson. Mtl 2.34. dirtiest. Sharon, who was The trip was sponsored by the 9 10 3 3 3 5 Fischlln 3b 1 0 0 0 Johnsn dh 4 0 11 because I often hide a $10 bill in a givings, and the difficulty over­ tinued their exploration, as South 1) Hobinsn (W5-0) Ramsey 2b 3 12 1 Clark rf 3 0 2 0 4 110 Bmnsky cf 4 0 0 0 Hnvl (w 9-0) 1 1 1 American I.^ague — Hoyt, 0 \ \ 1.46; wearing new blue jeans, won the Manchester Kiwanis Club, which West Haven 26 9 .736 — Angeles Hargrv lb Henko. Cal 1.70; Eckcrsley. Bos 2.11; book or envelope around my office coming them. Like David Cotter, Frank Pisch and Paula The children worked all year Anduiar p 4 0 0 0 May c 3 0 0 0 Thnmtn dh 4 1 1 3 Vega lb 4110 T- 2T17. A -12.020 dirty award. Bristol 21 IS .583 5 Slouart LeMastr ss 3 0 0 0 4 00 0 Zahn. Cal 2.35: Matlack. Tex 2,51. who has a fear of dark, closed Cheatwood from Adventure donated the money for the trip, on preparations. Because many Waterbury 18 19 .486 Niedeiifur iL 1-2) Hayes rf 4 10 0 Engle rf Strikeouts so that I’ll have some emergency Gale p 10 0 0 Hnssey c 5 110 Hatcher If 30 10 providing the kids performed of them were lacking in self- Readine 16 22 .421 11 Forster Breining n 00 0 0 National League — Soto, Cin 77; money the day I come to work spaces. A cave could well have Challenge explained the sights — ALL THE KIDS raised their Monday's Results A. Pena Mannhg cf 4 2 3 1 Gaelti 3b 2000 Len Auster, Herald sportswriter, some community service. Two confidence and trust, games and O'Mally 3b 2 0 10 2 0 00 Carlton. Phil 74; Rogers. Mtl 53; Ryan, been a nightmare for him. fossils, stalactites! stalagmites, hands when asked if they would Holyoke at Bristol, ppd., rain I’o'A'er 320 6 0 Porcont 2b 3 0 0 1 Butera c keeps you informed about the local Hou 51; U lla r. SD 49 without a nickel. weeks ago they worked for a day exercises focused on building Totals 35 6 10 6 Totals' Dvhznsk 4 122 “When Mr. Pisch (from a formation called “popcorn,” repeat the experience. “I felt Reading at Lynn, ppd , rain Forster pitched to St Louis 010500000-6 sports world. Read the latest in his American League — Bannister. Sea 61; Glens Falls at Waterbury. ppd.. A-43.274. Totals 38 9 11 9 ToUls 31 2 4 1 and “soda straws,” or hollow cleaning uP Oak Grove Nature these social skills, and taught S;m„M Francisco. .C.X...W ooocnooo^o Cleveland 332010000-9 Eckcrsley. Bos and Guidry. NY 52; I DON’T KNOW what’s wrong Adventure Challenge) mentioned proud,” David said. “1 was really Buffalo at West Haven, ppd., rain DP—St Louis 1. San Francisco 1. LOB “Thoughts ApLENty,” regularly in I’orry ^ a Denny, Cle 45. stalactites. Center. group cooperation in problem­ Tuesday's Games MinnesoU ® 1000 100— 2 with me but I take inanimate it,” he said, “I wasn’t sure I’d go. trying and I accomplished -S t Uiuis 6. San Francisco 5. 2B—L. R_Vcga. LOB—Cleveland 7, MlnnewU The Manchester Herald. solving. Holyoke at Bristol. 2 Smith. 3B-Ram scy. McGee. SB—Green. objects in my life too seriously. I got I didn’t want to because the hole ‘There was clay you could something.” The caving trip for the Robert­ Reading at Lynn. 2 I. Smith Glens rails at Waterbury. 2 Herald Angle IP H R ER BB SO to. have quite an affection for a car Buffalo at West Haven, Z St. Louis that’s give me good service and I’ve Wednesday's Games Herald Sports Bailor Earl Yost Andu)ar (W 4-3) 9 6 0 0 0 5 Buffalo at West Haven keeps on top of sports in his regular San Francisco always hated to turn one like that Glens Falls at Waterbury Gate (L 1-4) over to the Secondhand dealers. I Yankee Traveler Holyoke at Bristol column, "The Herald Angle,” on the Breining Reading at Lynn daily sports pages. I.avelle You make the car payments. feel terrible thinking of someone T -2 35. A-13.290. who doesn’t care, buying it and then We’ll take care of the surprises. abusing it. How can I be so disloyal? That’s the way I feel about my of­ fice. To the building planners it’s State Parks to open AAemorial Day THENEW nothing more than some marks on a blueprint. It’s four wails that heed and crafts shows in Salisbury, West- River Rats Canoe Race will take painting, a worn carpet and a Editor’s Note: Another in a series There’s plenty to do this Memorial “Robber Barons” built huge man­ of weekly features written for UPI Day weekend in most every state in sions in Connecticut and New York port and Milford. place, beginning at Market Square DODGE GUARANTEES: radiator that spits water from a bad in Woonsocket. For more informa­ by the ALA Auto and Travel Club the region. state. For more information on any of pipe connection when the heat is up. aimed at providing New Englanders You may also want to go to the these Connecticut activities, call tion, call (401) 762-3000. THE RISK OF MAJOR As far as the planner goes, my office (203) 566-5638. with fuel-conserving, close-to-home CONNECTICUT OPENS its Gillette Castle overlooking the is just another secondhand car. He’ll STURBRIDGE MLI.AGE in leisure trips. state parks. Life guards go on duty Connecticut River in Hadlyme. Massachusetts will kick off Wool get what he can out of it without a Beginning May 29, the castle will be IN RHODE ISLAND, May 29 to REPAIR COSTS ARE ON US! at both salt and fresh water Days on Saturday, May 29. Until thought for what it has meant to me. open daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 6 are Gaspee Days, a celebra­ By John Zonbernan beaches. tion that commemorates the 1772 June 6, much of the activity in this 1. 5 years or 50,000 miles 2. 5 years or 50,000 miles 3. 5 years or 50,000 miles I can remember every office I’ve In Talcott Mountain Park, off ’There are festivities at Mystic ALA Auto and Travel Club burning of the British revenue recreated early 19th century village Engine and Power train Pro­ Rust-through Protection. A Free Scheduled Maintenance. ever had. In 1962 I had one that I Route 185 in Simsbury, Conn., S eaport this w eekend. I t’s a Vi/ritten for UPI schooner Gaspee. will revolve around spring shearing. tection. A limited warranty on limited warranty against outer Includes oil changes, oil filter, wrote a book in. Everyone called it visitors can climb to the top of the birthday party for the Joseph Conrad, the 100-year-old square- For Memorial Day weekend, an Sheep will be washed in the farm body rust-th rough that covers and spark plug replacement, “the submarine” because it didn’t WELLESLEY, Mass. (UPI) - Heublein Tower for a view of the the engine and power train that rigged ship that now serves as a arts and crafts festival is scheduled creek on Saturday, May 29. Each valve lash and drive belt adjust­ The sun is warmer, the days are surrounding countryside. ’The tower covers the engine block, trans­ any part of the outer body pan­ have any windows and was buried in training and exhibit ship at Mystic. for Narragansett Parkway, Paw- morning until June 6, sheep will be longer, and the three-day Memorial is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily mission case and every single els of your car rusted through m ent-all done without charge a basement area of the building, but An entire weekend of festivities has tuxet, from 10 a.m. each morning. sheared, wool sorted, and then Day weekend begins New England’s from May 29. part inside thetn...in both front under normal use. It will be for 5 years or 50,000 miles, I liked it. ’The temperature was easy been scheduled, with a traditional Also, at 7 p.m. on Monday, May scoured in kettles over open fires. summer. For those who don’t have At the Harkness Memorial State and rear-wheel-drive cars. repaired or replaced at no whichever comes first. to control and it wasn’t on anyone’s Decoration Day observance on Mon­ 31, is the 20-kilometer Stackhouse Visitors to the mills, household and to spend Monday’s holiday spring Park in Waterford, visitors can Foot Race, which starts at the Paw- crafts shops will get a chance to see You’re-fully prptected against charge for 5 years or 50,000 way to their own office, so people enjoy the Italian Villa. Its spacious day. cleaning, the ALA Auto and Travel tuxet River Bridge. the traditional process of turning unexpected repairs in the heart miles, whichever comes first. didn’t drop in and chat a lot. If Club suggests you find a close-to- rooms and view of the ocean take Tliere are also antique shows in Granby, Madison and Fairfield; arts And on May 31, at 2 p.m., the raw wool into fabric. of your car for 5 years or 50,000 you’re trying to write a book, it’s home event and relax for a day. one back to the time when the miles, whichever comes first. A K better if you don’t chat too much. $25 deductible may be required. 1 P g O T K T X ) N P l A W The office in which I sit at th is, moment is one I’ve pccupied for 10 Readers years. That’s my personal world U nique guarantees fo r o u r high m iieage, record for office occupancy and I’ve not only been In it longer than any low price front-wheel-drive cars. other but I like it better. I’ve had more professional success, in the come '- 4 ^ '82 Dodge Omni Miser 4-Or. Hbk. 52 '82 Dodge Aries K 2-Dr. Coupe 41 |2S| EST. ERA EST EST. EPA EST. years between 1972 and 1982 than I ♦ 5796 * HWV. MPO" *6345 * HWY. M PO" ever had before, and naturally I give a lot of the credit for it to this office. through If anyone gives me an award of any kind and asks me to make a speech, I’m going to mention this office Manchester Herald readers have when I modestly start passing credit come to the rescue. around. “Without this office, I never Several weeks ago the Herald No maner how you play them. The Daily would ^ v e been able to do what I’ve published an article listing recent Numbers and Ray 4 are still your best bet. You •M2 (FOR CHEVBOLET COMPARISON) 3764 (FOR CHEVROLET COMPARISON) acquisitions of the Manchester done.” ’That’s what I’ll say, and all can play Play 4 twice a week, with drawings •1368 (FOR DATSUN COMPARGON) •B33 (FOR FORD COMPARISON) Historical Society, as well as cer­ the people at the awards dinner will “l(buJust both Tuesday and Friday .evenings. Tidtets tain historical artifacts not yet applaud me for my modesty and my bought from Saturday to Tuesday are good for located. '82 Dodge Aries K wagon 40 W '82 Dodge 400 Coupe 40 office for its contribution to my As a direct result of the news the Tuesday evening drawing, while tickets EST. EPA EST. EST. EP/Te ST. * 7689 * * 8398 * HWY. MPO" item, a number of residents came bought from Wedneday to Friday are digible HWY. MPO" forward with prized possessions. A Can’t Beat for the Friday evening drawing. So now you NO ONE WILL EVER know this demijohn, described as a five-gallon can have two chances a week to win up to $25,000 on a office as well as I do this moment. I glass bottle from Tonica Spring single ticket. And, of course, yoq can ^ play The Daily can’t tell you bow many times I’ve Bottling Works, was donat^, as Numbers 6 times a week with its three digit combination leaned back in my chair, propped well as a quilt made of Cheney silks that can win you up to $2,500 on one bet. For die most fun my feet against the ri^ t angle prior to 1897. T h e though, play them both. where my desk meets the attached Other Cheney items included a flag made of silk, a rayon robe made Whether you have hicky •17M (FOR BUCK COMPARISON) •848 (FOR OLDS COMPARISON) typing table, and simply stared at numbers or just hunches, put •303 (FOR FORD COMPARISON) •2122 (FOR VW COMPARISON) some part of my wall or ceiling. If in the mills, and several service pins them to work for you by anyone goes past my door when I’m presented to Cheney workers. In addition, people donated post­ • ta u w p * * tictidtv dMlMlon oAesM. EiccUiis M l and IMM. WSWISS «<» on a4m . SmMMflO EOUIPMEWr levels tW)Y. Perfect Pair.” playing the Perfea Pair — staring, they get the impression I’m cards, photos, an old curtain iEPAn llmw 4inpgliicc cluding service pins from Bon Ami, ..TheCoonecticut Chorches Motors, Inc. Enfiokl Motors, ItK. I bate the thought of moving. This Cheney Brothers, old cor­ StateLottery 80 Oakland Avenue 525 Enfield Street office has been a great old friend to respondence, advertising material AAondiesler, CT 55459 Enfield, CT 06082 me. Losing it is going to be like a Herald photo by Pinto and pamphlets, programs, milk Wwh die dnwingi 6 ngha i week on Ch. 30, CK 59 or Ch.79 « 7:29 (203) 643-^1 (203)745-2469 death in the fanaily. Building- bottles and yardsticks. P.M Plmdiom iniM be 18 or okkr, but mklari nriey icocive lootty ddm Donations may be made by calling u glib. Onnoa of w ning m gefnin 1 in 100 lo I in 10,000 dqxnding planners don’t understand that. A RAYON CHENEY ROBE AND DEMIJOHN BOTTLE on which game you play ^ h m you pby. Ihey don’t understand I’m not . . . are recent acquisitions at Historical Society Herbert Bengtson, acquisitions chairman, at 649-2502. ideaied.

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14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., May 25, 1982 I ■»» T houghts Teen has U.N. spawns another acronym A dvice UNITED NATIONS ’ | . 2 0 “Blessed are those who mourn, \V • for they shall be comforted.” 10 dates In our times we have experienced great concern for “ Number One.” M y - ' Stamps note space confgb Living Will asserts People are encouraged to be always seeking happiness, whatever the for prom ■ V .1^ . cost. We have failed to understand These stamps are meant to alert us to the com­ communications and quasi-operatlonal remote that a life lived without feeling the AMD M A C tn A U*CT 0 » OUTfA ing of the SUNCEPUOS in August (the Second sensing systems. , pains of others is not a worthwhile MORGANTOWN, W.Va. ( U P l) - Some of the mind-boggling projected . ‘ At first, Douglas Haynes figured U.N. Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful life. Uses of Outer Space). The U.N. has always been Collectors' developments include earth-orbiting solar power i. ' signer's right to die There are many feelings in life he'd sit out the St. Francis High stations, space manufacturing, transportation, which should emerge from the cir­ School prom this year. Instead, he a spawning bed for acronyms. They gave us UNPA, WFUNA, UNICEF and UNCTAD. As to Comer and manned space stations. cumstances occurring around us. ended up going with 10 — count ‘em DEAR ABBY: Speaking of age ‘‘SUNCEPUOS,” just remember that you saw it . The Conference has the job of acting as a sort of (Feb. 26, 1976) The most important issues from 10 — girls as dates, "-C traffic cop for the upper skies. In Africa alone DEAR ABBY: Last year you had differences: I was 33 and, con­ which our feelings develop is our at- Haynes' big night started in here first. Russ MacKendrick The U.N. Postal Administration will release there are already some 70 ground stations for _ something in your column ateut the templating divorce when I fell in titude concerning the cir­ chemistry class, he said Monday. domestic satellites; even Indonesia has its own ;' Living Will. I’m sorry to say I didn’t Dear love with a beautiful young girl. She The chemistry teacher was in four ‘‘Peaceful Uses” stamps and a souvenir card cumstances. orbiting contraption and China has launched , pay much attention to it then, but I was very mature and I judged her to Jesus is saying that there are charge of the school’s prom, but on June 11. The 20-cent design shown here will be several of them. The delegates to the am interested in it now. Exactly Abby be about 19, so it never occurred to those who do not allow themselves hadn't been able to drum up much in basic blue with the olive branch in green. The SUNCEPUOS will discuss the present situation . what is it? And how can I get one? me to ask her how old she was. After to share the feelings of sorrow or interest among the junior-class same design will be issued in Swiss money, Abigail going together for three months, she ‘‘F.s.O,80,” in purple, pink and green, inscribed and evaluate trends with an eye to establishing a I am Jewish. Is it against my distress which others are experien­ boys. So she offered to cancel said she was having a birthday. On "Nations Unies.” fair space allotment all around. religion? Is it “euthanasia” or mer­ Van Buren- cing. There are even those who deny chemistry labs for the rest of the The U.N. stamp year so far has been six new that day I asked her how old she year if 10 of the males ih the class •Tbe other two multicolors, one in Swiss francs Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163. We cy killing? their own feelings of sorrow, confu­ and the other in Austrian schillings, show some are reminded that there is no grace period for regular issues in January; three priced in our DAVID G. IN BOSTON was. She said 16! MR. AND MRS. JONATHAN H. LAW sion or distress. He has said in these agreed to don tuxedos for the I felt sick, frightened and con­ satellites that symbolize various applications of U.N. FDC’s such as we have for USPS material money, 2 in Swiss and one Austrian. In March . . . celebrate 60 years of marriage words that those who do not allow springtime rites. there were six commems on the Human Environ­ DEAR DAVID: The Living will is fused, but I didn’t call it off. When Even then, only two or three space technology. -T requests must be on hand at the fateful day. themselves their feelings and those The SUNCEPUOS will be held at the Hofburg ment, plus the 21st souvenir card. (2 stamps each a document starting that should you her family learned that I was 33, and of others will never inherit the true showed a flicker of interest. But one The souvenir card (or sheet), will be the 22nd in fall victim to a terminal illness from sidered a “vegetable” and ther is Palace in Vienna, just 25 years after that first for NYC, Geneva and Vienna.) Then in April ■ not yet divorced, three of her seven nature of what life is meant to be on young man fed up with atomic the U.N. series. It will have these four new which there is no hope for your nothing to "save.” It is thus an act sputnik that sent us into a tizzy of space research. came six items of stationery; 2 NYC postal cards • brothers threatened me and her earth. Our attitudes determine our weights, test tubes, ions and the rest stamps plus one from the 1962 issue (“ . . . to recovery, you instruct your physi­ of compassion to spare the family father pulled a gun on me! Laws celebrate Since that beginning in 1957 ‘‘we have witnessed and one aerogramme, 2 Vienna postal cards and actions, and our actions determine is not so easily daunted. honor the Committee on Peaceful Uses of Outer cian not to prolong your life by ar­ the suffering, anguish and expense My divorce came through and we manned space flight, men and robots on the an aerogramme — but nothing for the Swiss U.N, our feelings. "It sounded like none of the other Space” ), and two from the 1975 issue that spelled tificial means, such as machines, of artificially prolonging the were married when she turned 18. out some of the uses: meteorology, industry, moon, lanclers on Mars and Venus, missions past that time. Do not be afraid to mourn or 2 guys wanted to go, so 1 asked, ‘How tubes, pumps and so forth. breathing and heartbeat when death Saturn and Jupiter, the first partially reusable Today, I am 39, and she is 22, We experience the sorrows of life! Your about if 1 go 10 times?” ' Haynes fishing and communications. is inevitable. have two beautiful children and 60th anniversary These cards will be priced at a dollar plain. If launch vehicle and space stations in earth orbit.” TONIGHT: Meeting of the Manchester Copies of this document may be own, or the sorrows that others said. Philatelic Society at Mott’s Community Hall, 587 The Living Will does not give another on the way. And our love is She agreed, and he headed for the ordered by mail, stamped and then canceled with (Professor Yash Pal, Secretary-General of given to your physician, clergyman, experience often establish our E. Middle Turnpike. Time: 6:30 to 8. They have a ; anyone permission to end the life of just as strong as it was when she worked at Security Insurance, greatest character growth and es­ telephone. He managed to enlist the the special-for-the-occasion U.N. killer, they will SUNCEPUOS.) lawyer and to as many family another in a “mercy-killing” Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. Law of Continuing, he speaks of space communications special secretary for U.N. issues who would be members and/or friends as you was sweet 16 and I was 33. Pioneer Parachute and House and tablish life’s deepest bonds. aid of one female friend, who put be $1.25. (Mail orders under $2.00 will incur a manner. It is imply a document that CLIFF D. IN INGLEWOOD. 19 Baldwin Road celebrated their systems, broadcasting systems, a global observa­ glad to answer any questions about the above desire. To sign such a document, Hale Department Store. him in touch with several others 50-cent handling charge.) one signs, a stating that he (or she) CALIF. 60th wedding anniversary at a sur­ Rev. Norman E. Swensen who were agreeable, who knew For further info., write U.N.P.A., Box 59(K), tion aid for meteology, navigation and maritime mish-mash. you must be 18 years or older and of prise open house Saturday at the Law retired from Pratt & does not want to have his (or her) Whitney Aircraft in 1962, at which Trinity Covenant Church several others, etc. sound mind. (If at any time you wish life prolonged artificially after his ■"DEAR CLIFF: Thanks for the home of their son and daughter-in- 5 time he founded the Connecticut Nut rhey were all pretty good sports to revoke the document, you are physician decides that there is no romatic tale with the storybook en­ law, Glenn and Elaine Law of 27 free to do so.) The Jewish view of Growers Association. He is a 50 year about it, " he .said. “It turned out 1 hope for recovery. ding. You were lucky. Falling in Baldwin Road. Some 40 relatives Weekentd events took mostly my own friends." the Living Will is as follows: It is love with a minor can be hazarous to and friends attended. m em ber of Wooster Lodge of I have signed such a document. Masons in New Haven. The Herald provides a com­ When you've got one date for the not “euthanasia” — or mercy You may get one by writing to the one’s health — especially when the Mr. and Mrs. Law were married killing! There is a clear distinction girl has seven brothers and a gun- May 26, 1922 at Calvary Baptist The couple also has a daughter, prehensive calendar of “where to go prom, you splurge. When you’ve got Society for the Right to Die, 250 W. and what to do,” every Friday in the 10 dates .... “ Hosfeling offers many advantages between actively killing a person totin’ father. Church in New Haven, Mrs. Law, Beth Law of Manchester, and three 57th St., New York, N.Y. 10019. The grandchildren. Focus/Weekend section. "1 didn't figure 1 could pay for and “allowing him to die.” document is free, but please send a the former Evelyn Ruth Anthony. dinner, so 1 had it catered at my According to Jewish law, when a few dollars (it’s tax-deductible) for Problems? You’ll feel better if wanted to be. churned butter, home baked bread house, " he said By Fred Ferguson I could stay a lot longer.” person suffers irreversible brain the cost of printing and mailing the you get them off your chest. Write to She said a night at a hostel “You always meet people. Often, and hot chocolate” at a hostel in • Abby, P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, The girls bought him flowers in­ United Press International damage and can no longer recite a document to you. I sent $10 for five stead of the other way around. generally costs about a third the you travel together for a day or Switzerland. Calif. 90038. For a personal reply, But AYH tours are the thing for “bracha” — a blessing to praise God documents and have given one to my "The prom tickets were a good NEW YORK - That night in cost of one at a bed-n-breakfast, let more. The people I met at a hostel in please enclose a stamped,, self- Stockholm, I met again in Italy.” many. The advantages include a — or perform a “mitzvah” — an act physician, clergyman, lawyer and (leal. ” he said. "Our junior-class Scotland, when there was no room alone a hotel. to help his fellow man — he is con- two members of my family. addressed envelope. president hates chem labs too, and at the bed-n-breakfasts, was a tur­ She wrote a glowing letter to In all, she visited 15 countries. She tour leader who is an experienced she sold them to me for a buck American Youth Hostels on her recalls the hostels in castles in hosteler and has taken an AYH t ning point in her life, Stacy Landau training course in such things as apiece." will tell you. return and wound up with a job Scotland and Germany; those in Following dinner, all 10 ladies promoting hosteling for the chalets in Switzerland, one with a handling travel problems and “It was my first trip to Europe. I arrangements, first aid, bike repairs , piled into a van with their host and was 21. I’d just graduated from Metropolitan New York AYH Coun­ sauna and steambath in Norway, one you could only hike to on foot in and group leadership. Frequent shampoos Downtown open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5; Thurs. eve 'til 9:00 headed for the main event at a near­ college," says Miss Landau, now all cil, with 17,000 members largest of Closed Monday — Memorial Day by banquet hall. 33 councils. Wales and one on a ship in A majority of the tours, of which of 24. there are scores, are for bikers. But "On all the fast dances, I danced Having set out to travel through Miss Landau, a Brooklyn, N.Y., Stockholm harbor. *Pa/ lull price lor the most expensive with all 10," Haynes said. "On the Scotland on a British rail pass and a native, found the experience Except for a hostel in Venice, some are for hikercampers and slow ones, one would start and the limited budget, she found herself in exhilarating. Her eyes sparkle when which she feels suffered from the some utilize public transportation, i and get the second halt price. others would cut in on me. It was a Aviemore “and all the bed-n- she tells of it. She preaches building’s age and too much They range all over the United* cut oiliness, dandruff States and Europe. There are tours real good time." breakfasts were full.” hosteling with evangelical fervor. togetherness— “there were about 50 As for the future: "Somebody told me about the “It's not just for kids. It’s open to people a single huge dorm,” she to Canada, Cuba, the Peruvian want this issue can send 75 cents "1 think I'm supposed to go out on youth hostel and I lugged my suit­ all. Something we’re working on is says the hostels were clean and well Andes, Japan and now even bike DEAR DR. LAMB: I am a 66- with a long, stamped, self-addressed managed. tours to China. dates with four of them.” case there. It was dinner time. . \0 \JtV )L \' more accommodations for year-old man and have a problem envelope for it to me, in care of this There were a bunch of kids, sharing couples.” After all, as she put it, “We clean A sampling of those to Europe in-' with daqdpiff, H that is what it Is. It Your newspaper, P.O, Box 1551, Radio the cooking. They welcomed me like Now, she says, “We have all sorts them. It’s part of the routine. When ciuding air transportation: Journey. started,'i»1975 after I had an opera­ City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. 1 was a iong lost friend. of tours. And that has many advan­ you get up in the morning, you are Through The Aips, 23 days, $1,399, tion bn my neck to cut out bone Health tages. But I had set out almost on assigned a chore by the house moderate hiking, hosteling-huts- spurs to relieve pressure on nerves. DEAR DR. LAMB: I am a 40- "I wound up staying a week there. STACY LANDAU Lawrence year-old female. Six months ago my Strangers greeted Then 1 threw away my suitcase, the spur of the moment (five days parents. Everybody pitches in. It’s camping; British Arts and Capitals, ' The dandruff has gotten worse ever . . hosteling promoter lung collapsed. My surgeon inserted Every stranger on the island of bought a backpack and for eight from decision to takeoff) and was not a big job and kind of fun.” . 17 days, $1,569, public transporta-, since. I have tried everything I can Lamb, M.D. a chest tube for four days, then I Lifuka, in the Tongan islands, is months I hosteled through Scotland, soloing, traveling as an independent. “Often we could buy breakfast for tion, hosteling; France and. think of, even the old lye soap we went home. The day I returned horn greeted by women and children with England and Europe." Sion. "I'd planned to stay until my “ But after I began hosteling, I a very nominal amount.” She Switzerland, 36 days, biking, cam­ used to make. I read your column it happened again and another chest the phrase “ It is good to be alive." It had started as a summer excur- money ran out. Because of hosteling was never really alone unless I remembers with relish “fresh ping, hosteiing, $1,689. every day and am hoping you can help me. tube was inserted for 10 more days. some cases psoriasis may resemble It healed and I came home. DEAR READER: It is important seborrheic dermatitis. Two weeks ago it happened again Keeping traditions olive to know what you have. There are Assuming you do have dandruff and I had to have another chest tube differences in opinion about dan­ the most important thing to do is inserted. My doctor said the next druff. Some specialists think it is shampoo regularly, every day or time he will operate and put a patch just the normal shedding of the even twice a day it need be in order on it. Do you know anything I can do scales of skin. When the cells are in to eliminate shedding cells. You to prevent it from collapsing again? very small clumps they are so small may get better results by wetting Craft sends her back 150 years f • we don’t see them and ate not your hair, covering it with plastic DEAR READER: There is not bothered by them. If the cells clump wrap or shower cap to retain much you can do. The lung collapses together to form a large flake, they moisture and and letting it soak for because a small hole develops at the By Paul Locher i other antique dealers, followed by houses, fences,, ciling, it always looks so are visible and embarrassing to an hour before shampooing. That surface of the lung. This often / collectors and people of the Do a double take! barns, animals and human ^ nice when it’s finished.” will soften the scales and make it happens because the tissue is JEROMESVILLE. Ohio some people. There does seem to be historical-preservation figures. Mrs. Delagrange, whose a more rapid turnover or increased easier to wash them off. Frequent thinned into a srhall blister. When (NEA) — When Susan bent — began engaging her It takes her about a week work has recently been loss of skin cells in people subject to washing will not damage or cause the blister breaks the air in your Delagrange heads for work to paint murals in their to complete a mural on one seen in national lung leaks out into the space in the morning, she doesn’t" dandruff. you to lose hair.' restored and antique-laden average-size wall, although magazines, confesses that The accumulation of scales may You may to use a shampoo con­ between your lungs and the chest just leave this rural hamlet early homes. she can generally do four after she completes a job i ! wall. We call it a pneumothorax. known as a hub of Ohio's be associated with reddening and in­ taining selenium sulfide part of the * Her fame now has spread Buy any 1 walls in 10 days. Another “I’m always amazed when flammation. This is then called time. If this program doesn’t work, The tube helps to let the air es­ antique trade. She often to New York, New major challenge is making I stand back and look at it r : cape. The lung is collapsed or par­ leaves behind the whole seborrheic dermatitis. Some der­ see your doctor to be sure what you Hampshire (where she is the mural look as if it has that I actually did it. I kind are treating and and for further tially collapsed, The hole heals and 20th century. ^ (■: matologists think dandruff is a mild involved in a major been on the wall for 150 of have to pinch myself /iJIanrhwtpr the lung expands. If there is an area And among those dis­ from of seborrheic dermatitis. This treatment. historical restoration years. “ before I really believe ^ HpralJ) condition may also spread to the Meanwhile I am sending you The where there are several blisters the bra or girdle criminating peopie project) and One might expect the it.” section is sometimes removed by throughout the Northeast face or folds of skin on the body Health Letter number 12-6, Hair Massachusetts (where she Delagrange home, which is Mrs. Delegrange is par­ surgery or the area patched to the who coilect, cherish and causing reddened areas covered Care, that Includes problems of hair will soon begin working on attached to the couple’s an­ ticularly enthusiastic with dandruff-like scales. And in loss and treatment. Others who chest wall. work for the preservation an early house in the town tique shop, to abound with about her work on of America’s early of Sudbury.) colorful stenciling, murals historical restorations. in our Regular buildings, folkways and Mrs. Delagrange says and other examples pf her ‘‘W hen I w ork on a decorative arts traditions, that although the demand artistry. But such is not the restoration,” she says, Mrs. Delagrange has for her talent is growing — case. Her work area, the “I’m always pleased that I become a person much in Even sm ill businessmen A bride's dilemma: her reputation has spread focal point of which is an can be part of preserving demand by word of mouth since she Stock early 19th century farm something historic. I think She is sought out for her has never advertised — she table of spacious propor­ it’s important. have cash flow problems expertise in the time- takes on only about six tions, is remarkably plain “I feel that over the honored crafts of wall sten­ major projects a year and with unadorned white walls years we in this country ciling, painting fireboards prefers to work close to and a painted green, wide- have gotten rid of too many which iron to keep? and floorcloths, fanciful home. based floor. things simply because they woodwork graining and When she works out of gat a 3nd for “1 feel it’s easier for me have become old or gone Your newspaper carrier depends on marbieizing and, most town, she will sometimes to work in austere surroun­ out of fashion. There has DEAR READER: Make an ap­ recentiy, creating DEAR DR. BLAKERt This do what the itinerant ar­ dings,” she says. “If I bad been too much change for his collections each week to pay his might seem like a stupid question, pointment immediately with your primitive-style wall famiiy gynecologist, the out-patient tisans of early America my murals all around me^ change’s sake alone, and but I received two irons at my wed­ murals. often did and simply live in I’d always be seeing many good things from our bill, whether or not he has,received Ask department of your local hospital or Although Mrs. ding shower, one from my sister and the house until her work is something I wanted to past have been permanent­ Jhe other from my husband’-to-be’s a Planned Parenthood clinic to get Delagrange is riding the completed. payment from his customers. When' change. I’d never get ly lost just because they sister. I donit know which I should Blaker the protection you need. crest of the country­ Asked what most people It’s also important to discuss this anything else done.” became old.” return. decorating wave sweeping desire in a wall mural, he doesn't .get paid, ho has to dip Karen Blaker, with your parents, if you feel you UPl photo On the other band, she Oswald Jacoby and Alan I like the one my sister picked out 1 /2 price the nation, she actuaily Mrs. Delagrange says that can. They might give you both infor­ says, “I’ve never finished a Sontag write about bridge Into his pocket to make up the the best. For that reason, and also Ph.D. began perfecting her customers usually want mation and support. SUSAN DELAGRANGE job for a client that didn't — every day on the comics because there has been a bit of techniques a decade ago her to portray things There are many books about birth . . stenciling over a mantle come out like I tbou^t it page of The Manchester difference. strain in our relationship lately, I when she and her husband, related to their lives. would, especially in sten­ control in the library. One good one George, moved here to es­ Herald. would like to keep her gift. Sometimes, however, she The problem, however, is that my is “Sex and Birth Control: A Guide tablish an antique shop. has to turn down these You can help make a small soon-to-be sister-in-law has never reaction to you. Are you afraid of for the Young,” by E. James Lieber- It figures out to wonderful savings on At that time she directed their works but their tools ' As her skills increased, requests. man, M.D., and Ellen Peck (Harper her energies largely as well, to determine the so did the size of her “The landscape has U> liked me that much and returning losing him back to his family if businessman from going under If her gift might be the last straw. everything doesn’t go smoothly "and Row, 10 E^ast SSrd St., New all your favorite body-fashions from toward antique restora­ composition of the paint projects. Soon she was have integrity,” she York, N.Y. 10022; $11.95). It has tion, matching old paint, they used, the exact colors stenciling walls using B irths ’ When I discussed it with my between you and them? explains. “To put a Vic­ you pay your carrier That old saying “blood is thicker recently been updated. many famous makersi underfashions, restenciling and restoring and designs that were their traditional patterns. torian house on a primitive husband-to-be, he said I should take the iron I like the best. That seems than water” fri^ tens many a hus­ Shy? Write for Dr. Blaker’s simulated wood-grain pain­ favorites. Five years ago she began landscape would be like when he calls to collect. Thank you. newsletter “Shyness.” Send 50cents downtown, TrI-CIty plaza. ting on the furniture that Mrs. Delagrange, the creating land|pape wall Brown, Theodore John Manchester and Mr. and too simple an answer. What do you band or wife into making com­ putting a wristwatch on promises with in-laws that only and a stamped, self-addressed they sold. mother of two young sons, murals, often in the style someone in an early por­ Jr., son of Theodore John Mrs. Lewis Gozdz of think? cause a buildup of resentment and envelope to Dr. Blaker in care of Increasingly fascinated holds a master’s degree in of Rufus Porter, an trait*.” and Anna Carlin Brown Sr. Eldridge Street, DEAR READER: I think be is this newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Radio by the decorating English literature and has itinerant painter-decorator of Lebanon, was bom May Manchester. more problems later on. Mrs. Delagrange says right. First of all, it’s his sikter yiau Do what you want to do, but only City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. techniques popular in never had any formal art in New York in the 1840s, her murals are influenced 4 at Manchester Memorial Wilby, Sarah Rose, Manchester Herald are dealing with and if he thinks it after checUng It out with your Write to Dr. Blaker at the above American homes of the training. She says she has or Pennsylvania folk artist by the architecture of the Hospital. His mateml daughter of Donald B. and •Ball •Warner’s •Flexnit wouldn’t cause a terrible rift to marriage partner. address. The volume of mall early 1800s, Mrs. “always admired the Edward Hicks. She is quick room; a style that would 'grandparents are Mr. and Kathleen Barlow Wilby of Manchester Conn return her gift, why not trust his prohibits personal replies, but freshness and ease of the Delagrange plunged into to point out, however, that look great on a long, un­ Mrs. Jplm Carlin Sr. of 18 Ensign St., was bora judgment? DEAR DR. BLAKER: I am 17 questions of general Interest will be •Subtract •Playtax extensive studies of the early decorative although she tries to depict broken wall would not -WetSfer Lane, Hebron. His May 7 at Manchester You may have a tendency to take years old and have been sexually ac­ discussed in future columns. lives of those artisans and techniques.” accurately the style of her work at all on one broken, paternal grandparients are Memorial Hospital. Her responsibility for making certain no tive for two years. •Formfit Rogers •Maldenform their methods. “The eye is untrained, famed predecessors, there up by numerous windows^ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. maternal grandparents are one’s feelings get hurt. Tliat’s too My problem , is that I have never She traveled ^roughout but never crude,” she is no way to prevent some Tbe first thing she does Brown Jr. of Andover. He Mr. and Mrs. Frands E. big a burden for one person. Share it used birth control, and I’m begin­ Big begonias New England 'to view, explains. “These people of her own style from is paint a horizon line, then has a sister, Jessica Lynn, Barlow of 50 ^ rln g St. Her 647-9946 with yoiu" husband-to-be. ning to feel nervous about getting His great- photograph and closely had no academic shining through. adding the ground, sky, 2Vt. paternal grandparents are And second, ask yourself vdiy you pregnant. Is there a book I should Begonia plants in Brazil grow to a grandparents are John examine in private homes background, but they had a It wasn’t long until lakes and other major Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilby so worried about bis sister’s read that will tell me what to do? height of 18 feet. and museums not only wonderfully skilled eye.” friends — most of them landscape features. Carlin of School Street, of Warminster, Pa. — -v I t MANCIIKSTKR HKHALU, Tues., May 25, 1982 - IT Ift - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.; May 25, 1982 Young biologists enjoy Yale visit T uesday TV dD - Get Smart needed. They remain on the stop when an object disturbs its After lunch the students visited (3D - MOVIE; 'McCloud; affected by the new drug. anesthetized, and the chest cavity 6:00 P.M. The advanced biology class, path. Yale’s Engineering Depart­ the intensive care nursery at the respirator until they are ■ mature Showdown at Times Square' headed by Florence Levine, visited Dr. Hendschumacher and his was opened. Yale New Haven Hospital. Dr. E. enough to support themselves. m - Eyewitness News McCloud resigns from the force Here the students were able to see ment gets the credit for this little Yale University School of Medicine associates began extensive studies Hoder was their host at the hospital. Yalfe’s intensive care unit’s strides (y i - Cherlte's Angels Tuesday after a dispute over his investi­ helper. gation into the disappearance , on organs of the abdominal region the heart pumping and lungs expan­ (3D ® 22) (S3) - N ew s on May 12. This is the annual biology Then Mrs. Stanley took the MHS This nursery is the oldest intensive in the care of premature infants are of an Indian chief's son. Dennis for causes of the drug’s ineffec­ ding. When everything was ready, truly amazing. OD - Hewsll Flve-0 trip on which Mrs. Levine has taken students to the Tissue Culture care unit for newborns in the U.S. Weaver, Don Meredith, Chief tiveness. His research on the liver the doctor caused the dog to have a Dan George 1 975 her advanced biology students for Laboratory. Here they talked to Dr. The hospital serves the southern O - Hsppy Dsys led to knowledge of new functions heart attack by cutting off one of the 32) - Qymnestics: USQF - MOVIE: 'Honeymoon' G I the past 10 years. Chiudo about his experiments with Connecticut area for tertiary care of Later, the students visited the performed by the liver. arteries. He then removed the heart Chemplonshlps On HART TO HART. Magi­ with 3 day pass misses fiancee rats and the effects that drugs have newborns. The hospital treats very laboratoryoC^Dr. Mahoney. Dr. in Mexico Shirley Temple. Dr. Hendschumacher and his and examined it to see what tissues (H) - Celllope Children's cian Harry Blackstone guest The students began their day at on the brain. sick infants,' those with genetic dis­ Mahoney and his associates work Programs Today's stories ara Francot Tone, Lina Romay associates are now directing their were destroyed. Since it was a non- stars as a villainous magician 1 9 4 7 the Department of Pharmacology Dr. Chiudo immobilizes rats, then orders and those born prematurely. with the problems of genetic defects 'Spout/ 'Dance Space' and 'The research toward drugs that will sterile proc^ure, all of the students who decides to do away with S ta r T re k with a lecture from. Dr. opens the brain, attaching in­ by using fetascopy. This procedure World According to Nicholas; 3 D - destroy the tumor but will not be were able to stand next to the Comes in All Colors. Shapes Jonathan Hart and take over Hendschumacher. He talked about struments to it and measures the The normal gestation period for involves taking fetal blood and (2® - Night Gallery altered by the liver. The doctor and operating table to observe. and Sizes.' (60 min.) Hart Industries. "Murder Up new approaches in pharmacological brain activity on an osciloscope. The newborn is approximately 40 weeks. analyzing its contents for possible Their Sleeve," will air Tuesday, (2D - W est Coast Report his associates are making strides in 3® - Festival of Faith research to help combat cancer. Yale will handle babies from 26 genetic diseases. It is very similar May 25 on ABC. Robert Wagner (22) - Benny Hill Show Next, Barbara Stanley brought the brain feels no pain, and the rats are SD) - Star Trek Dr. Hendschumacher and Paul this area, and the research has and Siefanie Powers star as @® - Late Night with David not harmed. By monitoring the weeks up and as little as to 2 to amniocentisis, also used by Dr. (2$ - TV College become very exciting. class to see a robot used in one of the Jonathan and Jennifer Hart with Letterman David is joined by Turek, one of Mrs. Levine’s former number of times the brain cells fire pounds in size. A normal baby Mahoney. From his studies he hopes comedian Jeff Altman (60 mm) The class then went to the Car- corridors of the hospital. The robot, - Reporter 41 students, have been working on a weighs from 7Vi to 8 pounds. to learn much more about the Lionel Slander as Max. diotheracic Surgery Laboratory to is used to transport blood, needed per unit of time. Dr. Chiudo can tell S® ■' Jeffersons 1:00 A.M . process to block a tumor's DNA what effect a certain drug is having Children this young usually have reasons for genetic defects. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME talk to Dr. Paul F. McDonagh and equipment, and other supplies to - New Voice (33 - Charlie Rose Show with a drug called fludricaracil. on the rat. Dr. Chiudo uses this in­ immature organs, especially lungs. Overall, the students thought the watched an open chest surgery various departments in the vicinity. 6:30 P.M. (33 - Ret Patrol This new drug can kill some tumors formation to reverse diseases such The children are constantly watched trip was a truly unique experience. experiment on a dog, which was The robot is guided by a black line ® - CBS News (2® - MOVIE: 'Drums Along The but not others. Cancer of the colon as schizophrenia. and put on an artificial respirator if — Ron Pedemonte Mohawk' Along the Mohawk done by an associate. The dog was on the floor and is programmed to - Barney Miller and breasts are two types un­ (33) Trail in New York, hardy (3® - National Collegiate pioneers fight bloody battles Boxing Association Barry Henry Fonda, Claudette Col­ Tompkins and Larry Merchant (S) 19B2Compulog bert. John Carradine. 1939 report from ringside on today's top college boxers. (2D - People Now d® - NBC News (22) - Entertainment Tonight (2® - MOVIE: 'The Evil' A house (2§) - B usin ess Report pues de estar en prision por 20 of the Manhattan Project begin becomes a prison of terror and (25) - Notici^o N acional SIN No- (53 3® - Three's Company anos por un crim en com etido en death for a group of people who ticias naclonales con Guillermo Jack is serenading a matronly life in the Army barracks atmos­ defense propia y decide vengar phere of Los Alamos and Op­ meet with a Satanic force Ri Restrepo. old woman. (R) el crimen cometido contra sus 2 High School World penheimer is given his security chard Crenna, Joanna Pettet padres y hermano. Romel Cani- d® - Bob Newhart (32) - World Figure Skating clearence despite reservations Victor Buono 1978 Rated R Championships from Copen­ zares es el asestno y dueno de (S® - A B C N ew s about his past (60 min.) la plantacion de azucar que los 1:15A .M . hagen [Closed Captioned] (57) - O ver Easy padres de Jorge poseian Newspaper of Manchester High School — Space courtesy of The A^anchester Herald (T® . a m Service Revelation (3® - On Location: Robert Klein VOL. XXXXVIll - No. 31 7:00 P.M. 9:30 P.M. cuando el crimen fue cometido. at Yale Robert Klein returns to (2® - MOVIE: 'La Cage Aux Axel Anderson. Galdys Rodri- his alma mater with his new Folles ir A nightclub owner and (53 3® - Too Close For Cd) - CBS News guez nightclub act his transvestite lover are on the Comfort Muriel and Henry plan ® d® - M'A"S‘H run from an international spy to sneak away to a romantic hi­ 10:00 P.M. 1:30 A.M . (53 - Muppet Show ring. Ugo Tognazzi, Michel Ser- deaway. (R) ( S - N ew s (33 - News/Sign Off 5 (53 - ABC News rault. Rated R. (2® - Rojo Verano Telenovela (®) (3® - Hart to Hart A Jo n a ­ (33 - Love American Style in (2® ^7) - A m erica n P layhouse en la cual Jorge Solano regresa (53 - You Asked For It than Hart look-alike plots to 'Oppenheimer.' The scientists a su hogar en Puerto Rico des­ (3D - Independent Network People 33) - Jeffersons lake over the Harts' corporate N e w s (32) - This Week in the NBA em pire (R) (60 min ) [(Closed DPI photo Captioned] (3® - This Week in the NBA (T5) - A re Yo u Anybody? Students face - Twilight Zone (®3 - Entertainm ent Tonight (2® (^ - Charlie's Angels accept CHURCH GROUP SHOWS OFF HISTORIC PRIZE (5® - MOVIE: 'The Fan' A young 2:00 A.M . - Moneyline Channels (23) man terrorizes the chic circle . . . (from left) Larrabee, Boulay, Barnes (33 - MOVIE: 'Ram n^' The girt- (22) - N ew s surrounding his favorite stage owner of a sheep ranch hires (2® - MOVIE: .'Look Bock In WFSB Hartford, CT (3D star. Lauren Bacall, James Gar­ men to help her out-wit her own Anger' An angry young man ner. Maureen Stapleton. Rated father so that she can have her (3D R. harsh reality sacrifice Dream come true vents his rage against society WNEW New York, NY own way. Joel McCrea. Veror^- by lashing out at his broken- WLNE Providence, Rl (3D (2® - Star Trek ica Lake. Donald Crisp, Preston spirited wife, his best friend and (2D - Crossfire Foster 1947 his eager mistress. Lisa Banes. (3) i WTNH New Haven, CT (33 - Jo® Franklin Show item, and cost must be recorded Malcolm McDowell. Fran Brill. (22) (5® - T V 's G reatest Patterns of Human Behavior is a Sacrifices has been the key word New York, NY (3D Commercials Ed McMahon and 1958. WOR (3D - MOVIE: 'Back Street' The course offered at the high school for when the student goes grocery shop­ for the past several months at MHS Tim Conway host TVs best and •lifelong love affajr of a married (2® - Sn eak P review s Hosts Ro­ WPIX Now York, NY (U) seniors oniy. and it is one worth ping. as a result of the ongoing funniest commercials. (60 min ) man and the woman who stays ger Ebert and Gene Siskel high­ Sports Network (2) in the background of his life Su­ taking. Students learn about such Students must also shop for one lig h t six film s that they con sider ESPN ^® - Hogan's Heroes renovations. It has played an impor­ Congregation san Hayward, Vera Miles, John to ‘Buried Treasures.' good Home Box Office (31) - Blood and Send; War In topics as abnormal behavior, liking complete outfit for each member of tant role for many of the people at HBO (57) Gavin, 1961 the family. Any donations to a movies that the public missed USA Network a® the Sahara and ioving. and maturation and this school, students as well as the first time around. USA (5® - ESPN's Inside Baseball growth. church or charity must be deter­ 10:15P.M . faculty. (2® - El Derecho de Nacer Te- WHCT Hartford, CT (2D - Sports Update mined, along with any investments, (2® - Neuron Suite During the fourth quarter. Miss The students have endured the lenovela en la cual Maria Elena Waterbury, CT (2® (2® - K o ja k del Hunco da a luz un hijo ilegi- WATR Cerrina's patterns class begin a such as stocks, bonds, and savings. persistent noises that accompany 10:30 P.M. (2® - El Show de Iris Chacon timo. Su padre al enterarse de CNN Cable News Ntwrk (S) project entitled "The Realities of A section is devoted to all enter­ such a large-scale alteration and restoring organ (5D - Nine on New Jersey Vedette Iris Chacon presenta esto decide deshacerse del Springfield, MA 2® un programa de musica y baile * Living. ” The project is designed to taining costs. All money spent for facelift of a very large secondary nino pero 'Mama' Dolores, su WWLP (3D S® - Independent N etw ork acquaint the students with some of dinners, movies, vacations and such school. Since the onset of the negra criada. decide encar- CINEMAX Cinemax 23) N ew s 2:30 A.M . the problems of everyday adult life. must be calcuiated. Even the, total renovations, roof clamor has with its mechanical action intact, about garse del bebe. Nadie conoce la Hartford, CT 23) (52) - '8 0 U.S. Open G olf H ilites (5® - ESPN Sports Center By Carolyn Caprioglla historia hasta que Albertico se WEDH Students must keep a written report value of the furniture in the home plagued students and teachers who $25,000 would be required. convierte en doctor y se en- Paterson, NJ 25 (2® - 24 Horas (16) - Women's Professional The Middletown Press WXTV Tennis Finals: Citizen's Cup of their expenses and their income should be determined and an inven­ have been patient enougt\ to tfy to vuelve con su propia familia a® 11:00 P.M. ALL OF THE OPTIONS were out of Veronica Castro. Socorro Ave- WVIT Hartford, CT - Overnight Desk and try to maintain a balanced tory provided. V Distributed by UPl (D d D C D ® (22) S ® i® (2D work around it. lar, Humberto Zurita. a® budget for a period of one month. reach, but one sentiment expressed in WSBK Boston, MA N ew s (2® - MOVIE; 'I'm All Right, Lately, the disruption is aVesult of PORTLAND (UPI) - An historic dO) - Entertainment Tonight Jeck' A young man who visual­ Some students are talking with the letter stuck in the minds of church Springfield, MA (3®- dD - M-A'S'H In the majority of cases, two jackhammers and variou^ tools treasure reposes in the Portland WGGB izes himself as an executive in members and confirmed what some had 9® - Welcome Baqk Kotter O) - Benny Hill Show students work together on a husband their parents and gaining some help­ being used for the replaceinent of Methodist Church because the congrega­ WGBY Springfield, MA industry goes to work in a fac­ already suspected — that this was an (57) - B u sin e ss Report tory controlled by his uncle Pe­ and wife team; however, those who ful ideas from them. Many are tur­ many of the water fountains ground , 52) - ESPN Sports Center ^ tion lacked the funds seven years ago to historically significant instrument which 7:30 P.M. ter Sellers. Terry-Thomas, ning to agents to learn about car, 3 (5® - Sports Probe wish to may choose to be single and the school. One class last week was ' modernize or replace it. Margaret Rutherford. 1960 home, life, sickness, accidents and should be preserved. (53 - P.M. Magazine (T8) • Festival of Faith work alone. The pair then selects forced to outside because of this 2:45 A.M . economic status, family loss-of-pay insurance. Each couple noise. Yet the mood, overall, is still The congregation now thanks God that To the 150-member congregation, (5 3 - A ll In the Fam ily (2® (3® - T w ilig h t Zone Photo by Strano money was unavailable, and it is under­ transforming sentiment into reality (53 - You Asked For It 33) - MOVIE; 'The Hand' A psy background, and related conditions must determ ine what kind of generally one of cooperation and un-' (2D - Sports Tonight chotic cartoonist finds that hts out of a hat. The choices are quite coverage they can afford. derstanding, a feat which is a credit taking a project to restore this link with seemed an impossible dream. An organ (53 - Family Feud (2® - MOVIE: 'The M an W ith dismembered hand has taken girls softball team has fared quite well this restoration fund was started in 1978 with Bogart's Face' Sam Marlow de­ on a direction of its own Mi­ varied. A married couple or single In addition to these activities, a Pam Zinsser, left, and Karen Scata, right, ' to ail who occupy the building. the past to its original condition. (53 - Major League Baseball: fortune or misfortune is drawn year, with the JV steadily Improving. a $2,000 donation, but the goai until this New York Mats at Atlanta Cinema cides to change his name and chael Came, Andrea Marcov- person may gross any amount members qf the girls JV softball team, honed The automotives department has Was it chance, destiny or a miracle? lifestyle to imitate his hero. icci. Viveca Lindfors 1981 spring remained elusive. (33) - N ew s between $6,760 to $75,000, or may be weekly from a hat. This is designed up their skills for a future game. The varsity carried a major part of the renova- , Perhaps all three played a part in Humphrey Bogart. Robert Sac- R a te d R Last May, the organ was silenced when 32) - ESPN Sports Center ' chi, Olivia Hussey, Franco Nero unemployed. They may have a to aid or hinder the individual, and tion aggravation load. With the new ■ keeping the 1863 William A. Johnson pipe 3:00 A.M . the student must react to the cir­ the church lost the services of its d® - Sports Look 1980 Rated PG. college or lOth-grade education. industrial arts expansion literally in organ intdct, and in the chain of events (33 - MOVIE: 'Calamity Jane' organist. A piano was substituted, but (2D - Sports Tonight Hurl fortl 9:15 — Porky's (R) 7:30, (57) - Business Report They may have any number of cumstances that he draws. Winning Editor's notebook their back yard, the automotives, • during the past few months that make The roughest, toughest gal of the congregation felt something impor­ (22)- M*A*S*H Allirnruin Cinmiu — 9:45 — Fighting Back (R) 11:15P.M . children, and some may be atten­ the lottery is an example of a fori-., people nevertheless have worked the restoration a reachable, exciting the wild west finally wins the tant wfis missing without the instrument (2® (S) - MacNell-Lehrer Leave Her to Heaven 7:30, 7. 9. (2® - Reporter 41 man she loves Dons Day, Ho­ ding college. tune. Many, however, are not as around the inconvenience without a goal. that has filled the sanctuary with music Report 9:30. M aneliesler ward Keel. Philip Carey 1953 There are certain items that must lucky and are beset by misfortunes significant loss of valuable 11:30 P.M. NEW YORK ORGAN builder, a com­ (2®- Dios se lo Pague Telenov­ r.iiK'iiia t;ily — Das I \ T'liealers East — (2® - MOVIE: 'Dragonwyck' A be researched for this project. All including a fire destroying their since 1916 when it was purchased from (33 - Hawaii Five-0 woman's secret thoughts lead resources. ela en la cual Carlos Pereira Conan the Babarian (R) home, iosing their job, having Fitness craze inevitable munity college professor and a con­ the then Universalist Church in para continuar manipulando la Boot (R) 7, 9:55. — Victor, (33 - Starsky and Hutch her to secret love, then rapture housing information is important. Another problem that plagues ' gregation that considers music to be an Middletown. herencia de su hija, le prohibe Victoria (PG) 7.15, 9:45. — 7:10, 9:25. - Porky’s (R) and finally terror Gene Tierney, This includes location, price, real another child when they can not afi many teachers is the tearing out of (33 - Entertainment Tonight essential part of its worship have had casarse con el hom bre que ama. Roommates 6:15, 7:45, 7:30, 9:45, — Wrong is Walter Huston. Vincent Price estate property taxes, mortgage ford it or having their autorriobile Perhaps it’s the warm summer quarter-mile track. The beach FIRST, A DESIRE by the congrega­ (33 @® - N ightline 1 9 4 6 ery, yet they go on. roof tiles on the second floor. ’This- their lives linked by this 119-year-old in­ Federico Luppi. Leonor Bene­ 9:15. — Quest for Fire (R) Right (Rl 7:15 with Silent payments, and rent. Transportation, wrecked. weather we’ve been having or the yesterday looked like a modern It’s not just running that in­ not only makes acoustics terrible in tion to have organ music Christmas Eve detto. (33 - M aude (2® - Gunsmoke There is a natural drive to be in­ strument. And there has been a ripple 7:30, 9:30. Rage (R) 9:30. medical and dental care, utilities, anticipation of spending the summer reenactment of ’’Chariots of Fire’’ fatuates the fitness freaks. People a classroom, but it darkens the led to an offer to Middlesex Community (5® - M a tc h Gam e (ID - Saturday Night Live (2® - Cristina Bezan effect beyond the bounds of the church as Ginrstiiflio — Room Ser­ Roekville and insurance are also important dependent and to finally get out into at the beach clad only in a brief as people sprinted along the shore are into aerobic dancing, yoga, room and can sometimes make ' College Associate Professor LeRoy (2® - Barney M ille r (3® - MOVIE: 'D eath Hunt' A fur others in the community who feel strong­ vice 7:30, with Top Hat I'iliii Festival Cinemas 3:30 A.M . items that must be considered. the world. With this project, swim suit, whatever the reason. I’ve line. It was truly inspiring. bicycling, tennis, racquetball, ... breathing difficult, according to ; Barnes to play for the service. Barnes, a @® - P eople’s Court trapper wrongfully accused of students can understand some of the ly about preserving the past have 9:05. — Alien (Rl 7, 9:30. — murder must elude the relent­ (3® - Bow ling; B udw eiser A menu for one week must be noticed that the streets of Housewives! businessmen and more than ever. Health and fitness several students and a teacher. student of organ history, was delighted 8:00 P.M. less tracking of an aging Can­ Natural Light Hall of Fame become involved. Coloniiil — Four Bad Citizen Kane with 1941 made for the entire family. An difficulties and responsibilities that Manchester sport more joggers, retired people are donning their clubs are doing an exceptional by the quality of the instrument. adian Mountie. Charles Bron- Tournament Another sacrifice involved the- ’ (53 C53 - The Book of Lists This Dudes (R), with Lee’s Last Newsreel 6:45. 9:15. extensive shopping list including this requires. When people are com­ bikers and walkers than ever. Adidas and enduring an hour or so of business. Sporting goods stores are major reshuffling of people and of­ This organ is one of only 60 remaining Hearing of the congregation’s interest variety hour features interviews .son. Lee M arvin, Angie (2D - R®af Pictu res in the country out of the 860 instruments with people who form the basis Stand (R) from 6:30. Dickinson, 1981. Rated R such items as: lightbulbs, garbage plaining about going on welfare, or Passing by the high school track sweat and hard labor. selling athletic footwear and fices around the school. The ' in restoring the organ, he suggested they Slorrrt needing extensive dental work done built by the Westfield, Ma$s., firm on whiph several of the lists are East llurtford Trims-I.iix (Wilirgo 0 ® - N H L Stanley Cup P la yo ffs bags, detergent and cotton balls are the other evening, I noticed not only The thing that amazes me the clothing as fast as they can stock it. teachers’ aides, for example, are' contact J.C. Young, a New York organ com piled. (60 min.) and not being able to afford it, they the J.V. Cheerleaders practicing before it ceased operations in 1898. And Eastwood — Closed for Twin — Fame 7. with All (2® - W ild, W ild W e st part of this list. These products are most is the incredible determination managing to do their job under builder who had restored the organ at the (53 - P-M. Magazine are learning about the realities of their jumps, but about 10 non- Dieting is a craze that seems it is one of only a handful to be virtually remodeling.' That Jazz 9:15. - Wrong is (2D - Newsdesk in addition to alt of the food that is these runners possess. Their faces extremely cramped conditions. ’The Trinity Episcopal Church in Middletown. (5 3 ® - Happy D ays Fonzie ar­ living. — J.N. MHS’ers running around our more evident and widespread lately. unaltered, with an electric blower the I* o o r R i r li a r il B — Right (R) 7, 9:15, (22) S® - Tonight Show Johnny needed. The unit price, size of the look anguished, as if in severe mis- main office has been relocated in Members decided there was no harm ranges for his grandmother to is joined by Suzanne Pleshette. Richard simmons now monopolizes only concession to modern ad­ move into a retirement home. Deathtrap (PG) 7:30, 9:30. tne nurse’s office, and Greta in trying, Mrs. Larrabee said, although V«*rnon {60 min.) day-time television with his exer­ vancements. (R) [C losed Captioned] Showcase Cinema — [ f o r EXflrtTpLE: Rourke, home economics depart-- they remained skeptical because of the Cine I A- 2 — Partners (2® (SZ) - Captioned A B C N ew s (TD - Major League Baseball: Dead Men Don’t Wear HS-V. cise program. His new diet book has high estimates in the past. (R ) 7:30, 9:30. — Deathtrap ment head, has no office at all In 1975, the congregation wanted to do Toronto at New York Yankees Plaid (PG) 1:30,7:20,9:30. (2® > N oche a N oche Program s t h a t KIO climbed to the list of best sellers. musical en el cual se presentan j i r t S t r A b S tell WHi^r kiN d Of 15 during this interim period. something about the organ, which was When Young estimated the total cost - 1976 Wimbledon (PG) 7. 9:16. ’This alone is proof that Americans d2) — Paradise (R) 1, 7:40 with anistas de renombre en cinema Patience has been the byword for: to be $12,000 and added that could be H ighlights o e y i O O S i M T 'H E - are becoming more conscious of falling into disrepair. It sought estimates Swamp Thing (PG) 2:40, \\ enl llnrlforil y musica popular. Loco Valdez students. The schooi store, from the Potter and Rathbun Organ Co. reduced to about $8,500 if church (3® - MOVIE: The Americaniza­ Kim I A 2 — Ragtime their waistlines. tion of Em il/ An admiral thinks 9:20. — On Golden Pond 3® - MOVIE: 'The Killers' After frequented by many, was moved of Rhode Island, and the amounts quoted members would volunteer their labor, two hired assassins kill a K»D HAS Qi THEWrt;/ The media has picked up on the it would be great for Navy (PG) 1, 7:25, 9:55. - (PG) 8. — Partners (R) 7, neariy two haiis from its originai for replacing, modernizing or preserving the previously impossible dream began public relations to have a sailor 9. teacher, they look into his past ^ HE-JUST new slimmer attitude too. If you can Fighting Back (R) 1:10, to find leads to a $1,000,000 ME location. Many clubs at MHS have the instrument were at best dis­ to seem affordable. "We got excited at as the first man to die in the Nor­ riie Mo\ ies — Conan the "pinch an inch,” you need Special K mandy invasion. James Garner, 7:10, 9:55. — If You Could robbery. Lee Marvin, Angie s h a r p e h e d also been forced to move their., couraging. A new electric organ would the prospect,” Mrs. Larrabee said. The Babarian (R) 12,2:25,4:45. Dickinson.. John Cassavetes. breakfast cereal. Hood Cottage Julie Andrews, Meivyn Doug­ See What I Hear (PG) 1, meeting places to less than comfor-, cost from $18,000 to $30,000, the company Hev. Norman Boulay describes the quote 1964. cheese looks good on you. Tab cola las. 1964. 7:20, 9:50. — The Sword 7:20, 9:40. — Porky’s (R) table area. estimated; to modernize the instrument as "a gift from the restorer.” (I® - NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs 12, 1:55, 3:45, 7:30. 9 :2 5 .- 12:00 A.M . ’ is for beautiful people, and Paul Tlie congregation voted unanimously and the Sorcerer 1:10, 7:15, Overall, the greatest sacrifice: would cost about $40,000; or, if the con­ (2® - MOVIE; The Wind and the Wrong Is Right (R) 12:30, (33 - A lic e Masson now makes a wine with a in March to proceed with the project. 9:30. — Chariots of Fire probably .was on the part of Prin-, gregation chose to reserve the organ Lion* An Am erican w id o w and (PG) 2, 7:10, 9:45. - Star­ 4:45, 9:30 with Silent Rage C83 - Perry Mason 2], third fewer calories. Naturally they her tw o children becom e paw ns cipal Jacob Ludes. Ludes and his want to cash in on the "fat is not dust Memories (PG) 1, 2:45, 7:45. (33 - Racing from Roosevelt secretary, Pat Garoppolo, can be_ in a test of wills whan they are where it’s at” slogan. kidnapped by a Moroccan de­ 7:45 with Annie Hall (PG) Willirnantic (3® - P K A Full C o nta ct Karate found couped together in an office” Even Diana Ross’s latest song sert chieftain. Sean Connery. 2:35, 9:30. Jillnon Square Cinema (2® - Palicula: 'La Barca tin which resembles a spacious Candice Bergen, Brian Keith, — The Amateur 7:10, 9:20. Pascador' lyrics deal with exercising and 'Dukes' stars file suit, John Huston. 1975 Enfield bathroom. Yet Ludes’ willingness is 9® - Fantasy Island Mr. Roarke physical fitness. She suggests that Cine 1,2,3,4, .S& 6- — Conan the Babarian 7, indicative of the patience and (2D - Primenews/120 9:30. — Dead Men Don’t battles the devil and a would-be you "work your body!” Conan the Babarian (R) millionaire goes on a wild cooperation that people at MHS (S) 9 9 - Bob Hope's All-Star America is definitely becoming Birthday Party Bob calabratas 6:45, 9:30. — Dead Men Wear Plaid. 7:15, 9:15. — spending spree. Guest starring have exhibited throughout this Roddy Mcdowall. Carol Lyntey Fashion show attracts many more weight conscious and fitness his 79th birthday from the Un­ Don’t Wear Plaid (PG) Chariots of Fire 7, 9:15. say they were cheated and Adam W est, (fl) (60 min.) ordeal. ited States Naval Academy at oriented. Products and drugs that 7:45, 9:55. — Chariots of WinHwor donated by all of the clubs. Sacrifice has played an important Annapolis. MD. (2 hrs.) IMuza — The B east 12:30 A.M . On May 11, the MHS Connections Models appeared on stage no more such as those serving refreshments induce weight loss line the shelves (2® (57) - D anger U*^B From Fire(PG)7:15,9:40.-The part in the successful renovation of (3D-A dam -12 Club, along with VICA, DECA, and than twice during two different afterward. All three clubs put in time and ef­ of the drugstores. The Hollywood we figure it had to be us.” Maaterpieoe Theatre Unsung Beast Within (R) 7:10, Within (R) 7:30. MHS to date. It is truly a credit to HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Actors John the COEP program put on a fashion scenes to allow time for changing. The music was prerecorded, and fort to make the event a success. Diet, Scarsdale Diet, and the Never Schneider and Tom Wopat filed a suit for Shooting for the show,which has been Heroes.' Brian confronts a those who are hoping to make this bomb wedged in the wali of a show in Bailey Auditorium. Although most participants had mis- was handled by students Tony The approximately 175 people who Say Diet diets are becoming more more than $25 million dnd said they are on hiatus since February, was schedule^ attended were charged $2, and the school a uniquely superior physical burning buiiding and is repri­ Tlie theme of the fashion show givings about appearing on stage Gagnon and Clayton Craddock, recognized. Women as well as men quitting “The Dukes of Hazzard” teievi- to start next month. Schneider is manded by his senior officer for money was put into the club structure. — J.M. was graduation, and formal, semi- before the show, many changed Lights were controlled by Irve are into body building for recreation sion show because they have been starring in a motion picture currently his reckless handling of the formal, and casual clothes were their minds after the show. Hainsey and Joe Recesso. The treasurers, to help defray operating task. (60 min.) [Ciosed Cap­ and competition. ’Die number of cheated out of millions of doiiars in the filming in Texas. tioned] modeled by male and female models Besides the models, many other refreshments were handled by costs next year. — Leonie Glaeser SUMMER IN BERMUDA marathons in New England is merchandising of T-shirts, toys and Schneider and Wopat play country (2® - M O VIE: 'W ild T im es' Part from three clubs. people were involved backstage,' Connection Club members and were' steadily increasing, as are sport games based on the show. cousins Bo and Luke Duke in the series, 2 This year was the first time that competitions of all kinds. ‘“nie Duke boys sure wouldn’t stand, which features the adventures of the pair 8:30 P.M. male models had the chance to Statistically, America is an for being cheated and neither wiii we,” as they drive their orange “General (53 - Carol Burnett and Friends from ^ 8 G 0 appear on stage to display clothes. overweight country. Americans HSW staff the stars of the nation’s No. 7-rated Lee” automobile throughout Hazzard This enabled the prom attire, for­ Baseball team surges (53 3 9 - Laveme end Shirley need to shape up for medical as well television show said Monday, after filing County. Shirley finds herself hand­ mats lent by Formal Elegance, to be as cosmetic reasons. So far society a $25 ihillion suit against Warner Bros, ’The Los Angeles Superior Court law­ cuffed to a fiaalng bank robber. HO.WK THAVEL^ iS i. Jamie Merlsotis ... Edltor-liKdilef (R) [C losed Captioned] very effectively displayed by ‘"This team lacks experience, hit­ now the breaks are beginning to go Joe Chelelat, it’s surprising that has taken a turn for the better, but and other companies. suit charges the defendants with fraud, Unda Weiss ...... Co-Editor. ‘ (2® - O ral R oberts Special couples who walked out together to ting and pitching,” said coach Don their way. ’This certainly seems to coach Don Race could have thought we still have a long way to go before “We have ieamed that for the past two invasion ot right of publicity and breach Melissa Beislw ...... Co-Editof (2® - El Show de Iris Chacon show the clothes. Race at the start of this year’s be the case as all of their earlier his team was lacking in experience. becoming fit. years, Warner Bros, has deceived and of contract and covenant of good faith 55 E. Center St. 647-9949 baseball season. Race is changing Bob Fitzgerald...... News Editor; Vedette Iris Chacon presents Semi-formal clothes, such as losses were extremely close games, A major detriment in our coun­ defrauded us,” Schneider and Wopat said and fair dealing. un programs da musics y bails. dresses and casual suits, were his tune, however, now that his team some of which were extra-inning Jennifer Nelsm .. Feature Editor ONE WEEK CRUISE So, it seems the Indians are once try’s eating habits is the fast food -Vito Addabbo...... Editor.' in a joint statement. “We hate to ieave “We’re shocked,” said Warner’s 9:00 P.M. donated for the evening by Fashion has come from behind in the CCIL to games, that were lost by only one or again on the wair>ath. Although restaurant. Non-nutritlous food the stu)w, but we feel we cannot continue spokesman David Horowitz.” We believe NEW YORK TO BERMUDA Bug and Two Legs. Different scenes become this league’s hottest team. two runs. Sbelby Strano ...... Editor' (3D (SD - MOVIE: 'Bund By seemingly out of contention in the eaten in a hurry disrupts digestion Jo tm D ^ el...... A H Editor: to work for a company which, in our opi­ we have llvM up to the letter of the Your Man' The life of country for the various clothes included the What has sparked the team to With talented seniors, including early going, they’ve conr,» from and adds unwanted pounds. So put nion, has cheated not oniy us but ail of law.” music star Tammy Wynatta is Zane Vaughan...... 'Adviser. portrayed. Annette O'Toole, picnic setting (where bathing suits sudden success? Bob Piccin, Doug Whittaker, Paul behind to set the CCIL on fil^ — red on your running shoes and bum off our fellow actors. A spokesman for CBS-TV said it was and shorts were modeled), the Cooper Huckabee, Jamas Holland America Cruises Many of the players believe that Peck, Scott LaBrec, Tim Fogarty, and -white fire. — Dean Collins that Big Mac you had for lunch. — “Someone has got to take a stand on unaware of the dispute and would have Hnmptnn 1981. school setting, and graduation. the talent was there all along, and Bruce Baltovick, Eton Sumislaski, M.B. this issue for all television actors, and no comment. ( 5 ) - Let’s Get Physical / ' 18 -- MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues.. May 25, 1982 MANCHESTER IIEHALI), Tues,. May 25. 1982 19

Winnie Winkie — Henry Raduta aLd

^ _ _ Ciwi 4t"< D> Area tow ns you MEAN yOOR HE ANP HIS MOTHER BUT THAT M ean w h ile... Crossword BROTHER- iN-LAW hap HlSH HOPES WAS SO Astro^graph TELL ME WELL.MR. WRISHT.. STILL HOLPS A- FOR BILL.' THOUSHT MANY f£ARSA6o! MISS COOPER, IF IT WEREN'T FOR HE’P MARRY INTO ya/H SENEROSITY vnn? SOCIETY. THEN./ I SHOULP HOW’S MY C o v e n t r y HE'p BE IN s e m y Bolton/*"'*"’^" CAME ALONS. THINK YOU'VE BROTHER'S ACROSS 45 Premise m logic Answer to Previous Puzzle May 26.1982 BUSINESS SN/IEE INPEEP.' 48 Care SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) PROVEP o]"PTm\ ITa|MB i| A olo Changes are likely this coming Imagination, resourcefulness POINSr 1 Evening 52 Mixture 0 u 11 T| ol fA E R year where your social inter­ and hard work will gain you YOURSELF 5 Time zone 53 Soviet plane G A ll ests are concerned. You wilt BY NOW.' z f N fTid E S N 1 Ll E your ends today. If you hope to (abbr) 54 Folksinger Tt s Tj E r| 0 M e' D All find new fun outlets and wilt get by on your luck and charm, J-RS, 8 Apply powder outhrie add to your circle of pals as _10 Al7] T 0 Ol_____ forget it. 12 Similar in kind 55 So be it c H A N t' Y Mu| MMl Y well. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 13 Former 56 Broke Dread AY S*A U 0 GEMINI (May 21*Juna 20) Be 21) Conditions affecting joint Mideast 57 Horse careful not to act too impul­ ■p■s'T- S U s K L K ventures could be far more alliance directives F W c P A R 0 sively on advice today that complicated today than they (abbr.) 58 Loving could cost you money if it is HA H F 1 El Threat of suit hangs mav ar on the surface. U Lily genus 59 Combine Ht IE 0 C K|S wrong. It's possible that what's c n 0 Doi. p into anything with­ 15 Strike out 60 Existence 1 ^ told you might contain flaws. V 0 T A T A|C' H 0 HlO out first looking. (abbr) (Lat.) a Find out more of what lies Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman T R AM L! A. N 0 U CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 16 Shrewd ahead for you in each season E A S R 1n A N n! E Neither you nor your mate 17 Regarding (2 DOWN following your birthday by should make important deci­ 20 Circus animal 37 Tan sending for your copy of Astro- ‘wds., L a t. sions today without consulting Line DRNE-'',, OUe BASIC , abbr) ! School of 22 Ideal gas over Andover PZC Graph. Mail $1 for each to each other. You might not be THEY'VE UQ4DED "WE BASES/ t r ip l e p la y 39 Auto club - modern an Astro-Graph, Box 469, Radio NO 0UT6, AWD THeiR BE$T WHATTA gATCHi 18 Sideways condition operating on the same PEPeWS/B. 20 Semites 2 Hawaiian labbr) 40 Drew City Station. N.Y. 10019. Be wavelengths. HITTER IS UR, WHAT'S YOUR 21 Of the(Sp.) instruments 23 Mesdames 44 Pan of a sure to specify birth date. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 6rKATE6Y NOW/ MOTLE’YY.' 22 Scout 3 Clothing labbr) mission, at the outset of the public SAMMARTINO HAD CANCER (June 21-July 22) Subdue temptations today to theater By Richard Cody You're likely to get what you go 23 In between fabric 24 Very small hearing on another part of Sammar- INDICATED at a prior hearing on point out the faults or mistakes 26 Ninth month (F r) 4 Work into a Herald Reporter after today, but you may do so quantity 45 Mass of bread tino's apartment plan, with not con­ his apartment application that he of others. In turn, you might be :2JT 31 English plains mass in ways that will not win you told things about yourself you 25 Sullen 46 Sailor's sidering the application. Sammar­ would table it until the sub­ many admirers. Keep your 33 Aloft 5 Flexor 27 English ANDOVER - The threat of litiga­ won't want to hear. patron samt tino also needs a special permit, and committee returned. image in mind. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) OUT AT. 34 Woe IS me 6 Markdown rowboat tion hung over the Planning and 35 Case for small 7 Sample LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Matters You could be susceptible to F1R6T./ 28 Tell tales 47 Manner Zoning Commission Monday night this was the topic of the meeting. articles 8 Milk farmer He re-submitted the application, that you leave to others but peer pressure today and do 29 Dash Zoning agent David Paine, of should be taking care of your­ 36 Preposition 9 Arm bone 48 Adduce as developer Eugene Sammartino’s but said Paine turned it down. Herald photos by Tarqulnlo things that you would never do 30 Family of self could get all fouled-up 37 Ordain 10 European 49 Irritates attorney said his client's application Hebron, had turned the application if acting on your own. Be your medieval today. Be a doer, not a dele- 38 Sardonic apple back to Sammartino, saying it was in­ “Mr, Sammartino has the right to own person, not a follower. 50 Cheers (Sp) for apartments was illegally turned gater. 41 Pollen bearer 11 River m Ferrara complete and that no fee had accom­ be heard," Rottner said. He said if CAROL FREY ARIES (March 21-April 19) 32 Capital of down VIRGO (Augt 23-Sept. 22) You When you analyze tricky, situa­ 42 Head covering England 51 Tiny distance 2 Andover a good choice- Virginia Joel Rottner, an East Hartford at­ panied it, Kostic said Monday night, the hearing was not granted, he was will be wise not .to bank too tions today, you will recognize 43 Housewife Sfti- 19 Coastal 36 Noun suffix 53 Gullet torney, said in no uncertain terms at Rottner said statute requires the considering appealing the issue to heavily today on "iffy" situa­ the pitfalls. Even so. you may tie (abbr) ' projection tions. Be optimistic, but also be decide to act contrary to your commission to consider the applica­ Superior Court, World’s Greatest Superheroes 1 2 3 4 . 8 9 10 1 1 the meeting that Sammartino’s realistic r^arding your possi­ best judgment. application for 10 apartments on tion, and gives the applicant an op­ bilities. Commission alternate Julie TAURUS. (April 20-May 20) IN MY SEARCH FDR ,..ANP I HEAR THE 6AME THIN© FROM Route 6 had been turned down portunity to be heard. “I am saying Haverl told Rottner he was mis­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your Keep pace with your duties and EVERY ONE OF ■mm-HOPeLES6N B SS! ^ 12 14 chances for success are good responsibilities today. If you THE MIS&IN© PR. 6RAY i without consideration by the com­ it's not up to Mr. Paine to reject reading the regulations, and said the today, but be prepared to PURING THE LAST y o i NEVER KNEW HOW LUCKY >DU WERE, slow down, there's a chance 15 17 mission. This, he said, was in viola­ this, as was the case," he said. Site make a second or even third everything could pile up and HOURS, I'VE TALKEP ' MR.OtSEN-UNTIL YOU SAW HOW THE coiVimission doesn’t have to look at tion of statute. He also said there was no sense in an application unless certain effort. You'll win if you keep overwhelm you. TO A LOT OF 5 trying. 20 But the commission stuck to its considering the permit without an requirements are met. Without the THESE GUYS... 18 application. guns, as Chairman John L. Kostic requirements on the application, 122 said town counsel had said the move Sammartino said he submitted the like having done he proper sur­ was legal. application Feb. 22, the day the veying, the application doesn’t have 28 29 30 is a 23 24 26 27 The issue will remain up in the air , commission removed its multi­ to go to the commission. Herald photos by Tarqulnlo ■ for possibly 60 days, as Sammartino family regulations for a study by a 31 32 133 ^ ■ 3 4 agreed to let Town Attorney sub-committee. Kostic told Rottner he can appeal 1 to the Zoning Board of Appeals, but Bridge J Katherine Hutchinson and Rottner The sub-committee is expected to LAURIE HOLMGREN 35 the attorney said, "I think I have the get together privately then come come back to the commission in ear­ . . puts some touches on a perm ■ F back to the commission. right of appeal somewhere else, Mr, beauty 38 39 40 L ly autumn with recommendation Kostic.” Sammartino owns Fireside Real­ about multiple housing. With these The professor returns ■ Besides, Andover had never been blessed with a '42 43 ly, based in Andover. regulations out, the commission The hearing will reconvene June By Richard Cody styling shop. He pointed out that East Levyis Law — James Schumeister IK m 'N ER Cll ARCED the com­ cannot consider an application. 14th, Herald Reporter would have had no trouble 51 And expectedly, the first year was slow. “We 45 46 47 |48 49 50 making four spades if he had ANDOVER — It’s seven years ago, and you’re spent a lot of time sitting around waiting for people EMBARRASSED? NORTH S.2S.81 been allowed to play it. IN OUR, FAST-MOVING 53 54 looking for a place to start your own hair-styling to find out we were here. It took a while for us to Then he pointed out that BELAjCMISev'TOJ^NOT WHO’S 52 —Vyg/sh maintains stand 44 ALONEI. TH0USAND6 OF SOCIE-T’Y WFRF THF shop. become established, she said. ▼ AK63 with a spade lead South EMBARRASSED? PKIFV& HAVF COMF TO LOGICAL \NAV TO FIND 55 56 57 So you come to Andover. For that first year Country Coiffures was sup­ ♦ 10 3 would wrap up five hearts, t h a t SPECIAL PERSON. Andover? ported by the one Mrs. Frey ran in Manchester, the 4KQJI74 but with a club lead the U5 FOR, l-CLP defense could set South two 58 59 60 Well, not every person would consider Andover a Lovely Lady, WEST EAST PATE5 Finance board, selectmen land of booming opportunity, much less a place for And there were second thoughts during that year. 4Qioes 4 K J 9 762 tricks. PATES V84 45 Finally, he asked the stu­ 'R' a good hair-styling market. “How many people even lived in Andover, and how dent this question. "My part­ US many really care what they look like?” she *qj9Si> ♦ A74 But Carol Frey, wanting to set up a shop outside 42 4 A 10 9 ner opened the deuce of the “tremendous amount of competition” in remembered asking herself. “I considered clubs. You can see that we to meet on Bolton pay dispute SOUTH could have set South two Manchester, took the chance of moving a business throwing in the towel.” 4 A 3 to Andover, and after a year or so of struggling, the But word of mouth, some faithful followers from 4QJ10972 tricks. How did it happen venture paid off. Manchester, scattered advertising and other fac­ 4K6 that we only set him one CELEBRITY CIPHER BOLTON — The selectmen want a tending that his board did not violate salaries up to par with those of other Country Coiffures is on its own feet and quite tors build up a good volume of customers. 4 6 5 3 trick?" Celebrity Cipher cr>pt(^gram$ are creaieo irorr quotations py famous people past "Did your partner make a and present Each letter in'the cipner starios'or another ^oasysciue ’■'eouaisC meeting with the finance board in the charter, as Ryba had charged. town employees. firmly rooted in Andover’s-community, and is APPARENTLY THERE is a good market for Vulnerable: Neither mistake?" asked the student. the wake of First Selectman Henry The dispute stems from a finance Before doing the salary celebrating its seventh anniversary Wednesday. this in a town like Andover, she said! It just had to Dealer: North "No, and I didn't either, Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence P. Ryba’s charge May 2 that his board meeting in late April when the adjustnients, Walsh said later he- Almost hiding from sight, the shop, small and although my play cost us a be brought out. West North Eait South board’s authority was usurped by salary categories for the town clerk, had checked with Town Attorney modestly decorated, is located in the only shopping 14 14 24 trick," replied the Professor. But Mrs. Frey thinks what made the clientele MEANWHILE, FAR AWAY IN THE PE^EKT.. the finance board during the making tax collector, selectmen and ad­ Vincent L. Diana, anticipating flak center in town on Route 6. 34 44 44 54 The student was then able solid, what keeps them coming back, is something THE OWL S A Y ? JHERB ‘E QXHZID EXQ'W NYGWU E JXCI of the 1982-83 budget. ministrative assistant were from the selectmen. Diana said the But the size of the shop — and the number of Pass Pass Pass to work out how the defense ARE NONE $0 WIEB THAT The selectmen have invited the six adjusted. accounts could be adjusted. rare in the hairstyling business — very little staff had gone. See if you can do A FOOL CANNO r O V ER­ stylists, three — give a false idea of the clientele the same. finance board members to a The selectmen had asked for Three years ago a similar charge volume. The business boasts of 500 regular turnover. Opening lead: 42 TA KE THEAA. was made by the selectmen and In fact, in the seven years there has been a total The Prof took his ace of meeting July 6, and Michael J. differing percentage increases for customers, half from Andover. clubs and proceeded to cash EQRCVGI." — RYVX LIGGE Walsh, finance board chairman, the salaries, and the finance board after unsuccessfully asking the town The majority of the rest of them come from sur­ of only five stylists, three at a time. his ace of diamonds before said Monday he is sure his board evened them out to roughly an eight meeting to .turn down the finance rounding towns, like Columbia, Bolton, Coventry The two newest operators, Laurie Holmgren of giving the club ruff. Coventry and Sue Bussiere of Willimantic, have wiil be willing to attend and talk. percent increase, along with some board’s recommended budget, they and Manchester, By Oswald Jacoby As he explained, if he had been on board for about a year. Their own two and Alan Sontag Nevertheless, Walsh is still, con­ adjustments in order to bring the went for and achieved a charter ”We have a couple that comes from Fishers simply led the nine of clubs revision. Ryba said the revision predecessors were around from the beginning of at trick two the chances Island (New York),” Mrs. Frey said, ‘"rhey have to The Professor has been clearly gives authority to the Country Coiffures. were that West would have PREVIOUS SOLUTION i ve come up with the perfect cure for take the ferry over to New London, then they drive away on a sabbatical for tried to put him in with a selectmen to set salaries, and said it up here. They do it about every six months.” Customers like knowing that the person who cut some time, but is back with spade. South then would a stiff neck Rub it with alcohol from the mside jacKie School repair plan should be that way since they their hair or did their permanent the first time is us again. Here is a hand he have taken his ace, drawn Gleason oversee day-to-day town operations. MRS. FREY said she chose Andover seven years going to be around the second time, Mrs. Frey said. just showed to the student trumps and made his 11- Ryba said this time the finance ago for the shop because “It was a very pretty area,’ “It’s very unusual here. Most places have people with the explanation that it Irick contract. Alley Oop — Dave Graue board set salaries and did not adjust and felt the town and surrounding communities coming and going all the time,” she said. is rather simple, but most (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) going back to voters Any plans for expansion? Nope. She likes it just interesting. salary categories, and a look at the might be ripe for a styling shop, since the only other ...ONLY DIS TIME, \ G REAT Bl GUZ HAS BEATEN PER SOLUTION IZ OBVIOUS, YOUR finance board’s minutes from that ones were primarily in Manchester or Willimantic. the way it is. VE S H M E AR l iz a r d OF FIRE US AT OUR OWN GRAZE! VE MUST BUILD A meeting showed that the language in Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan GAME.KABOOM! ■ COUPLE MORE LAUNCHERS UNO GREAZE ON PER COVENTRY - For a third time, cent of the costs, but if the project is BOULDERS SO DEY the motions indicated salaries were WHAT DO WE ~ ’ REGAIN VEAPON5 SUPERIORITY! voters will go to the polls to decide not approved by voters by the end of VILL BURN! Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright June, the town must apply for set. THEV SAV NEXT VEAJ? the fate of repairs and renovations The finance board adjusted its HEATING COSTS grants again, a process which could NEARLV WIF^P WILL BE WORSE, P £ A I^ Y. in Coventry schools. minutes May 17, and added the word The Town Council Monday night take a year. US OUT THIS "category” in the minutes after PAST WINTER.' V A r KNOW. voted to send the new school At Monday’s special meeting Councilor William Paton asked Vin­ each “salary.” renovations project to referendum Walsh and other finance board cent E. Moriarty Jr., a member of on June 29 A public hearing on the members said then that was the true the School Building Committee, project will be held June 15. intent of the board’s action, and it what would happen to the Earlier this year, voters narrowly wasn’t to undermine the renovations not included in the defeated two other renovation selectmen’s power. current package but which had been packages This time, however, the But Ryba wasn’t satisfied, and at project which taxpayers will be part of the second $3.6 millicfn the selectm en ’s m eeting last Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves voting on is $3 million less than the project plan. Tuesday asked his board to invite When cash flow is slow, but you need to purchase "You’re obviously bringing this up first and about $2 million less than the finance board to a meeting to in a piecemeal fashion,” Paton said the second. "get some things straightened out.” goods and services for your business... to Moriarty. The scaled down, $1,547,000 Walsh said Monday, “I’m more ° (§Q[?‘ir © |r we W/MUT A NOT-SO’ I Moriarty said he didn’t know what WHO'P HAVE T H O U a n j project will include roof repairs at than happy to talk with them. We OUK'OUEST FOR FIRE Captain Nathan Hale School and the building committee would do should foster increased com­ WOULP TURF4 INTO Fu n n y "SET wEt-u" j repairs at Coventry High School. about other needed improvements, 'SCROUNGING FOR munications.” cfyfZQ p o p $o m e © n e The June 29 referendum dale, which include building and energy He added, “I still think that the f u e l PAH/WENTS ? along with the new price tag, were renovations at the Robertson charter gives us a clear authority to Barter is better. W H © i S A t- p E A D Y designed to help push the project School. do what we did. It we can’t touch through before a June 30 deadline The figure which will go before that account, it would make us a IK/ JTITCHE5. for slate funding of the renovations. voters is actually $43,000 less than rubber stamp for the Board of The exchange of goods and you to market your product W hat do you need? The slate will pay for about 70 per­ the cost unveiled two weeks ago. Selectmen.” services doesn’t have to stop or service locally or nation­ ThAVR 5-35 because money's tight. A wide. It’s a fully-computerized It could be new equipment. ^ ^ 9 Hot dog sophisticated new system exchange network that asks A new building. Real Estate. of exchange is now being used you two simple questions: Printing. Insurance. Repair roast set East Hartford Parks & Recreation by thousands of businesses services. You name it. We The Born Loser — Art Sansom BOLTON - A hot dog across the nation. The trend put it into the computer, and V Bugs Bunny Warner B ros. S p onso rs toward “exchange economics” What do you have?____ find it. You “pay” for it with OH.H& WA5 ro ast will be part of w a t c h T' opening ceremonies began as a trickle a few years your trade units. TERRIBLY ...THeUtAB MAP Wednesday for the elemen- ago. Tbday it’s a flood. Barter You describe the goods or HAWP5QWE,,. TDiSOAfiP services you want to sell at lary school's new 4 SUMMER is the process of exchanging By finding new customers, ^ cvlllthat' CAMPS SORTOFLIKg- playscape. goods and services you have full retail value, not in you create more demtmd. And ICtW SBLLBCK.,^ ^ WITCH DOCTOR ’Ilie picnic will begin at 5 for goods and services you dollars, but in ’’trade units.” you get the goods and services p.m. and run to 7:30. A PHOMV,,. Bristol Red Sox need. And Barter Systems, We enter it in our computer, you need. It’s buying and T/kLL, ABOUT T he rain date is Inc. is America’s largest and offer it to our customers selling, without money. And 5iy-K?UR,W(TH ’Thursday. 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20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., May 25. 1982 Osteoporosis: About Town BUSINESS / Classified What is it? New officers installed ■V f. Mrs. Frank J. Wohlgemuth was installed as president NEW YORK (DPI) ^ Nearly one of every three Dalio says U S. is in a depression of Anderson Shea Auxiliary Sunday at the Post Home. women 65 or older in the United States has suffered a Her husband. Frank J. Wohlgemuth, is past commander fractured hip. Roughly one of five has had a vertebral of the VFW. fracture. Osteoporosis most often is the cause. This loss of bone She has been a member of the auxiliary for many Hidw c P S t years. She has four children and five granddaughters, is a m ajor cause of disability in the nation and its cause all in Manchester. She is employed at Manchester remains unknown. Manor. ' „ . “ Controversy exists whether the primary abnormali­ Economist sees money panic by fall Other officers installed were: Doris McCarthy, senior ty is an absolute increase in bone resorption, an absolute vice president; Gwendoline Grasseler, junior vice presi­ decrease in bone formation, or some combination dent, Patricia Narbutas, conductress; Doris thereof,” said Dr. B. Lawrence Riggs, professor of economic failures, which, in turn, push the economy worth below acceptable levels, based on their loan Look for a full-scale money panic by the end of the LaFerriere. chaplain ; Louise Copping, patriotic instruc­ medicine at Mayo Medical School in Rochester, Minn. into a period of self-feeding contraction. And, Phase 4: agreements. And this will occur, notes Dalio, when in­ /‘The preponderance of evidence suggests that summer that’ll drive a host of new Braniffs into the cor­ tor; Lorraine Sullivan, guard, Theresa Varney, Economic stagnation until the nest recovery. terest rates are high — which means higher borrowing. porate conffins at the rate of one a week. treasurer; and Bridget Majrceau, secretary. 'menopause accelerates bone turnover and that this is As Dalio sees it, phase one is readily apparent by the This ominous warning — accompanied by an equally The following were appointed Mrs. Varney, Cancer superimposed upon an age-related decrease in bone for­ Dan Dorfman fact that total debt (nearly $6 trillion) — in relation to Dalio’s projected rhoney panic will be characterized, grim prediction of a m ajor price break in the housing he predicts, by sharply increasing interest rates, sharp­ Aid and Research; Mrs. LeFerriere, Hospital, Mrs. mation.” , G N P — is at the highest level since the great depres­ 1 S T A F f market by early ’83 — is put forth by Ray Dalio, the 34- Florence Streeter. Ways and Means, Joanne He discussed osteoporosis at the 30th annual clinical sion, while corporate and bank liquidity is at the lowest ly falling stock and bond prices, a hefty drop in real es­ Wohlgemuth, historian; Harriet Olsaver, Lucinda Bar­ meeting of the American Coliege of Obstetricians and year-old president of Bridgewater Associates, an Syndicated tate prices and a huge increase in the corporate economic consulting firm out of Wilton, Conn. level since ’29. nard. Amy Tucker, and Janet Chapman, color bearers;. Gynecologists recently in Dallas. Columnist Here are some statistics Dalio gives me to emphasize bankruptcy rate. “ The common forms of primary osteoporosis, It’s the message Dalio is currently transmitting to Gwen Grasseler; community activities. his case: In terms of specific numbers, Dalio’s looking for a 22- All will take office following the department conven­ sometimes called post-menopausal and senile os­ some 30 individual, corporate and government clients — the likes of Nelson Bunker Hunt, the governments of • For every dollar a bank has on deposit, there’s 80 23 percent prime in the late summer (which allows for tion in Hartford June 4, 5 and 6. teoporosis, occur in middle-aged or older persons of cents out on loan. That’s the highest since 1929 (when it Brazil and Israel, Citibank and Goodyear. And since some Fed easing of credit), about a 17 percent drop in Herald photo by Yost either sex but are more frequent and severe in women was also 80 cents). they pay him roughly $2 million a year for his economic business recovery — pretty much concur that the the median price of an existing home by the first than in men,” he said. • For every dollar of short-term debt (which has to be quarter of ’83 (from $66,800 currently to around $55,OW) Maximum bone density is attained in young adult life thinking, obviously our bear has credibility. economy is showing signs of stabilizing, that the reces­ repaid in a year or less), corporate America has $1.40 in and a more than doubling of corporate bankruptcies Shainin cited HEATHER NELSON (LEFT) AND DEBBIE SCHWARZ. GRADE 6 AT BENTLEY SCHOOL Dalio contends w e’re in the early stages of a depres­ sion is about to end and an expansion is about to begin. and after that, virtually all human beings lose bone with assets to cover the loan. ’That’s the lowest level since ’29 sion — not the later stages of a recession. And it’s worth Dalio, on the other hand, suggests that the current (from 85 per 10,000 in ’81 to about 200 per 10,000 this 2 . . . getting ready for New England Relays poster contest when companies only had $1.35 on hand to cover each by hospital aging- . • noting —- since forecasters of a depression are usually economic picture fails to bear out the consensus view. year). The corporate death rate thus far in '82 is “ Between ages 45 and 75 ... loss is about 30 percent in buck of short-term debt. In the worst part of the ’74’75 lo o k ^ upon as kooks or publicity hounds — that no less a In the final stages of a~ recession, money supply streaking 49 percent ahead of a year ago. women and about 15 percent in men,” Riggs said. credit crunch, the coverage was $1.65 to $1. Dorian Shainin of “ Studies have shown a mean rate of bone loss about 1 personage than Manufacturers Hanover president John growth (or the demand for money) slows while the OF MAJOR SIGNIFICANCE, Dalio’s bleak scenario Manchester was one of five percent per year during the first 20 to 30 years Torell is echoing some of Dalio’s grim thinking. economy’s contracting. But in a depression — of which DALIO ALSO POINTS out that corporate short­ — which in ’82 calls for a 12 percent unemployment rate, Contest deadline is Friday there have been 14 since 1800 — money supply increases term debt (42 percent), as a percentage of total debt, persons honored Recently postmenopausally. After age 75 years, bone ioss T O R E L L R E C E N T L Y told a group that if there’s no a 22 percent drop in corporate profits and a 12 percent while the economy’s falling, observes Dalio. And since has reached the highest level since the Federal Reserve for 25 years of service to diminishes or ceases. budget compromise by August and if the F ^ e r a l drop in the annual G N P rate in the third and fourth “ Those individuals who achieve greatest bone density that’s the case now, what we’re looking at, he says, "is a began compiling these statistics in ’48. quarters — doesn’t run its course until the third quarter Newington Children's silver medal, and a third prize College, Bid well Street campus,” Reserve continues to adhere to its restrictive credit Deadline for the annual following cessation of growth can subsequently sustain modern-day version of a depression.” of ’83. And he rejects the notion of any strong money- 5 Hospital. bronze medal. Participant's name, address, policies, the prime rate (the bank’s lending rate to its Dalio observes that every segment of the economy is Manchester Community College the greatest bone loss without fracture.” growth expansion by the Fed, since that would set off a Elementary school students will telephone number, school and grade best Customers) will jump to 22 percent by late THE DEPRESSION process, Dalio explains, can be waiting for interest rates to fall so it can borrow. The He has served the Poster Contest for students in all Riggs said black males have the greatest bone densi­ new inflationary explosion. compete for a $15 first prize and should be written in the lower left summer, gross national product will tumble 7 percent in . segmented into four phases. No. 1; The economy consumer wants to buy homes and cars, while cor­ grades is Friday. Winner will ty, foliowed by white males, black females and white “ We can play games with ourselves in the belief that hospital as statistical con­ gold medals, a $5 second prize and hand corner of the poster back. the third quarter and w e’ll have a 35 percent chance of a becomes debt burdened and illiquid, which makes it porations want to reliquify their balance sheets and receive cash prizes and medals, and femaies in that order. someone will wave the magic wand and w e’ll suddenly sultant on the medical staff silver medal and third prize bronze depression. prone to a depression. No. 2: This leads to a liquidity build up depleted inventories. And so, acceding to our each participant will receive one “ Because initiai bone density may be inherited ... cer­ have a vibrant, expanding economy again,” says Dalio. since 1957. medal. ROTC will complete for $25 The theme of the posters may be Dalio, I ’m sorry to say, is far more bearish on the crisis (a demand for funds) which culminates in a bear, the stage is all set for that late summer money free ticket to the relays, scheduled tain individuals may be constitutionally predisposed to “ But it won’t happen. The facts speak for themselves first prize, $10 second prize and directed to any event in the track economic outlook. The vast majority of economists — . money panic. No. 3: The panic — what with a lot of com­ panic he’s predicting — especially on the part of many for June 26 and 27. meet or the 10 kilometer "race. Any osteoporosis,” he said. while they may disagree about the precise timing of a panies unable to obtain funds — leads to a slew of corporations whose continued losses will put their net and they speak another depression” There will be four categories of bronze medal third prize. “ Both orai calcium supplements and sex steroids Each poster must be on standard medium may be used. competition. Students in grades 10 decrease bone resorption. However, after long-term poster paper, 18 inches by 24 inches. WATES meet Tonight through 12 will compete for a $50 treatment with either there may be a secondary Each poster must include the name, Posters may be submitted no later first prize and gold medal, $15 se­ decrease in bone formation. Thus, these agents are Manchester WATES will meet tonight at 7 in Orange dates, and place of the event: “ 1982 than Friday to the participant’s cond prize and silver medals, and') capable of only arresting or decreasing rate of progres­ Hall. 72 E Center St Weighing in will be from 6 to7 and MCC New England Relays, Satur­ school art department or the third prize bronze medals. sion of bone loss.” Corporate taxes a potiuck supper will follow. Members are asked to day, June 26, 1982, Manchester High athletic trailer at the MCC Bidwell Students in grades 7 through 9 will The most common symptom of osteoporosis? Acute, liring place settings. School track; and Sunday, June 27, Street campus. For additional infor­ compete for a $25 first prize and sharp back pain caused by a recent crush fracture of the A business meeting is scheduled after the supper. 1982, M a n ch ester Community mation, call 646-4900, ext. 245 or 255. gold medal, a $10 second prize and vertebrae — as Riggs told it. Companies combine havens, lease-backs, write-offs, offsets, exemptions to cut bill Right to Lifers to meet By Gary Klott off insurance company tax bills last ment incentives were passed last arrangement, the unprofitable com­ The Manchester area chapter of Connecticut Right to UPl Business Writer year, according to government es­ year by Congress, economist Allen pany making an investment can sell Life will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the library of St. | EFFECTIVE CORPORATE TAX RATES timates. Sinai of Data Resources Inc., says for cash the tax benefits it can’t use Bartholomew Church, East Middle Turnpike and The U.S. tax code contains scores The tax savings were achieved the effects normally are delayed by to another company that can. BY INDUSTRY-19 80 Ludlow Road The public is invited. of ways for corporations to legally through controversial “ modified two to four years. The leasing provision has drawn (P^fcenuge o ' N»i i-com* Pan! m Ta») cut their taxes, or put them o ff to coinsurance” contracts — risk­ Without the added incentives, he sharp criticism with the highly U.t. n*t« on Foreign Rate on Graves to be decorated some future date — often indefinite- sharing arrangements under which adds, capital spending would be publicized cases of large firms such U.t. Income Foreign Income ly- investment income is converted to even lower than it currently is. as General Electric and IBM using 1 -1 .9 % 41 .0 % Members of the American Legion will meet at East Better ways to The most common means is underwriting income which is taxed the new law to significantly cut their A DATA RESOURCES forecast Cemetery Thursday at 5.30 p.m. to decorate the graves shaving the income subject to tax by at a lower ra^. own taxes. 2 Container ComDemea -1 .8 4 4 .7 for the period 1981-1985 estimates 66 of the veterans. Anyone else interested is invited to deducting the costs of doing The Reagan administration The provision becomes even more business such as the cost of goods cents per dollar of equipment spen­ 3 ■Tire S Rubber Comoeniea------6.1 42.3 help charged “ such arrangements serve controversial when profitable firms sold, wages, rent, utilities. ding will take place for every dollar 6.4 The Legion is also conducting its annual poppy drive no purpose other than tax — that have already managed to 4. 9D«claI Mtchincry Co^TiDanits --- 101.2 There also are the more con­ lost to the Treasury due to the in­ and members are needed to help. The American Legion avoidance, since Uttte, if any, in­ whittle their taxes to nothing — go 8.5 - invest your money. troversial deductions under the vestment tax credit. Accelerated 5. Ulilitlet______Auxiliary Department of Connecticut furnishes the surance risk is actually transferred out and sell their excess tax benefits depreciation is forecast to provide 8 .9 materials and pays veterans at Rocky Hill, Newington costs-of-doing-business category between companies.” to profitable firms which still have 6. Airimaa ----- an even bigger "bang for the buck” and West Haven VA hospitals, to make the poppies. In such as the “ three-martini business some tax to whittle dqwn. 7 Forett «n0 Peoer Producta------11.1 3 7 .8 ^ lunch” , country club memberships, of 81 cents in spending per tax dollar turn the poppies are offered to the public for a donation. Labeling the provision “ corporate 12.4 - company yachts and the like. PERHAPS THE BIGGEST lost. 8 Reilroada______— w elfare,” Sen. Robert Dole, R- Then there are the numerous tax reason for the drop in effective tax The provisions are nevertheless 14.4 2 6 .5 Kansas, the influential chairman of 8. Mvtal and Mining Companlet breaks enacted over the years to en­ rates in capital intensive industries expensive and some say Grange plans card party the Senate Finance Committee, has 14.7 4 4 .6 courage certain types of corporate over the past two decades has been overgenerous. tO.-Aleei Comoeniea------— urged that the regulations not only Manchester Grange will sponsor a card party Friday activities. Using several of the the various incentives passed by Government estimates show the 1 1 Building Matfrlala Companiaa------18.2 4 0 .2 be eliminated but also be made at Grange Hall. 205 Olcott St. Play will start at 8 p.m. provisions in concert can substan­ (ingress to encourage capital in­ accelerated depreciation and invest­ retroactive to February. 12 CNamical Companiaa------18.3 4 7 .5 The card party will be open to the public. There will and a host of other investment breakthroughs. We work on a vestment. ment tax credit provisions costing Developing better ways to bank is a way o( life at Heritage Sav­ tially reduce a company’s tax bill, The provision is expected to cost be prizes and door prizes. Refreshments will be served. sometimes to nothing. The provisions were vastly nearly $220 billion through 1986. 22.2 33.1 daily basis lo bring you the latest and best in banking. That s the Treasury up to $29 billion ings. Over the years we've been first with dozens of new ser­ lib e ra li^ last year as part of the Richard Kopeke, an economist at -why we say every day is the dawn of a better way at Heritage through 1986. 14. Auto Eouiomanl Comoanlaa______2 2 .6 4 5 .5 vices — for example, graduated payment mortgages, variable COMMERCIAL BANKS, as an 1981 tax law generally allowing the Federal Reserve Bank of Savings. Proponents argue that the leasing 2 3 .0 4 9 .2 Catholic women meet rate mortgages, offices in supermarkets, free NOW checking industry one of the more successful businesses to write off their in­ B o sto n , said he would have 16. Ortica Edulcmant Companiaa------provision enables distressed in­ in lowering its effective tax rate, vestments in a shorter period of depreciation allowances indexed to 25.1 5 9 .9 Manchester Council _ of Catholic Women will meet dustries to receive the same tax 16. Oil Companiaa______-— often invest in bonds issued by state time. Thus the deductions- im­ inflation so that the amount in­ Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at St. Bartholomew Church. The benefits as their profitable counter­ 17 Non-Food Rftallf^a - 2 7 .2 4 4 .4 or local governments that offer tax- mediately will be larger and the tax creases with prices but declines rosary and benediction will be conducted by the parts. 2)4 Vbar Certificate exempt interest. While the bonds bill lower. when prices fall. 18 Aaroapaca Companiaa------2 7 .4 4 2 .9 chaplain. 6MonthCertificaie B u t Harold Bierman Jr., pay less than the taxable variety, In addition, the law also provides “ If Inflation were to disappear A meeting and installation of officers will be con­ professor of business administration ig. Bavaraga Companiaa------—------2 9 .6 3 3 .9 they can provide a much higher rate an investment tax credit of up to 10 tomorrow, you would provide ducted in the library imrnediately after the service. at Cornell University’s graduate 3 1 .0 4 0 .7 of return when the tax consequences percent of the cost of many types of business with a tremendous wind­ 20. Drug Companiaa______There will also be a teacup auction and refreshments. school of business, says the inter­ are considered. investments. That credit, in effect a fall,” he said. 3 1 .5 - Members are reminded to bring items for the auction. 13.65^ 14.843 company swapping is a much more 21. Food Raiairera------Banks also make use of invest­ 12.470’‘ 13.045* Annual rale - Ellecliveannual yield government subsidy, can be used to Because of the enormous expense All interested women are ipvited to attend. expensive way of passing on benefits 22. on Sarvioa and Supply Companiaa---- 3 2 .3 4 1 .3 Annual-ale tllecliveannualyield ment tax incentives. Besides offset dollar for dollar the com­ of the Investment tax credit, Kopeke Avallabto thru 6/7/62 than an outright government sub­ Available thru 5/29/62 i receiving tax benefits for their in- pany’s tax bill. said he would lim it use of the credit 23. Ml9C«n«r>«0U» M«r>uf•civet's 1 — 3 3 .0 4 3 .9 Minimum deposil $100 sidy. Morse course slated Minim uTi deposit $10,000 ' I vestments in bank offices and com­ The tax savings thus provide a to a period of economic depression 34.2 21.7 • Insured to $100,000 by • Rate is guaranteed for the puters, banks increasingly are FO R E X A M PLE , Bierman said, 24. Tobacco Comoeniea------• Insured to $100,000 by • Rate is guaranteed for fhe way for companies to finance o r to selectively stimulate Manchester Radio Club, in cooperation with the the FSLIC full term taking advantage of investment tax if a company has $530,000 in tax 29. PtftontI Ctrt Products Comosniot.. 3 5 .5 3 8 .4 the FSLIC full term capital Investment without having depressed industries or regions of Manchester Recreation Department, will offer a course • Low minimum of only $100 • No commissions or fees benefits by buying equipment and to go out and borrow as much. the country. benefits to sell, it’s not going to be 3 6 .3 4 2 .5 . Short term of 6 months • No commissions or lees 29. Food Procaaaora------in elementary radio and Morse code and will assist par­ machinery and leasing it out to Some economists believe Another drawback to the tax in­ able to sell them for $530,000. • Not subject to the Connecticut State Dividends Tax 27. Qortorsf MtcMnory Comoantie— — 3 7 .7 38.2 ticipants in getting their FCC novice operator’s license. • Not subject to the Connecticut State Dividends Tax customers. accelerated depreciation and the in­ centives has been that a company Rather, he said, that company Cla.sspg will begin on June 2 and continue Wednesdays Interest is compounded continuously and paid monthly Oil and gas companies have the vestment credit play a vital role in which is losing money and has no tax probably won’t be able to sell them 2B PubNaNng Compamai ——------3 8 .2 30.1 tntfcsl ')'i $1- mranth rt-riilira lf ran.HR t)4- . • .miKni'nJed 6 mrjr^lE yiplij basKi Of reinvestment at Cur from "^30 to 9:30 p.m. r I advantage of taking an immediate stimulating capital spending, while for any more than $300,000. '.■nt G.N' Ah-m IS SiilRr'tl lo r ti.ini}.- dt m .itijn l, liability can’t Immediately reap 29. Appllanca Companiaa______3 9 .4 -9 .7 Anyone interested should contact Rich Davis, 563-2780 |('. I tax deduction for many of their others believe a rise in the demand benefits from the Investment incen­ Thus, Bierman said, the govern­ 3 9 .7 3 5 .9 or Pat Tracy (after 5 p.m.) at 649-6663 for information. drilling expenses instead of writing for goods is more important. tives. But a remedy was included in ment could have given the un­ 30. Inttrument Compantas —— ------No lee is required. them off over a period of years as in Although critics have noted that the new tax law. profitable company a better deal — most other industries. Smaller capital spending has failed to in­ say $400,000 — and the Treasury n t ffgprea are teaerf on an t n t t r f * *r Far M tttt of *0S of me New 91 Day Certificate Itrtttt corporotloot. drillers and other mineral producers crease since the liberalized invest­ THROUGH A LEASING would have saved itself $130,000. Bridge champs declared also are eligible for a generous Anne Ingram and Jack Bogue were declared the deduction for the cost of developing overall winners for the club championships of Center a well or mine,-The write-off can Bridge Club at the games played May 21. The following run many times more than the ac­ are the complete list of winners: 11.480”^ 11158% tual costs incurred. Elteclive annual yield W hat firm pays, soys it pays, may differ North-South: Jack Bogue, Anne Ingram, first; Judy Annual rale Companies that export goods are Hyde and Dave Markowitz, second; Mr. and Mrs. E rv Available thru 5/29/82 allowed to set up sp^ial operations Minimum dapoiit $7,500 called Domestic International Sales Cross, third. provide complete tax forgiveness of U.S. tax burdens between com­ East-West; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weeks, first; Dot Corporations (DISCS) and have up By United Press International tune industrial companies and found sometime. • Short term of only 91 days • Rate is guaranteed for the full term to half the tax liability on expor- but it does allow the company to 27 companies with deferred taxes in The Tax Notes computations, panies would be distorted because Christenson and Nancy Suizdak, second; Dale Harned What a company says it owes the trelated profits deferred indefinite­ defer those payments. That amounts excess of 20 percent of stockholders’ which are the most comprehensive some companies have no foreign and Jack Romanowicz, third. • Minimum only $7,500 • Insured to $100,000 by the FSLIC IRS in the main financial statement to an interest-free loan from the equity. The average was 26 percent.' and up-to-date calculations of effec­ operations while others have large \ • Rate is '/.% higher than any com- • Not subject lo the Connecticut State ly- of its annual report may be far more Although all income a corporation , federal government for the period Nine years earlier, the average for tive tax rates of larger firms, don’t operations. meroial bank can offer Dividends Tax than what it actually pays. Bridge results listed earns worldwide is subject to U.S. ' that the taxes are deferred. the same companies was 10 percent. count any deferred taxes Tax Notes During the 1970s, former • No commissions or fees tax, the U.S. tax liability on foreign The difference can amount to hun­ But if the company keeps "The growing size of deferred tax analysts believe probably will not be Congressman Charles Vanik of Ohio dreds of millions of dollars. Following are the results of the games of May 17 and R„e.. e,u.Uo ,he . 3 ...l. u S I r.asu.y Y,dd .«um „ pnncp.l .np ... .nh. sam. (o. a.ch 9- da, pa.,od lo. on. operations often can be erased growing, it will continue to add new credits seems to send a false sigiul paid in the foreseeable future. Those used to present annual corporate tax 20 of the Manchester AM Bridge Clube. The May 17 through offsetting credits for Yet most utility customers pay machinery and equipment to — these amounts are not true taxes are counted when they are ac­ studies which drew considerable Substantial penally lor premature withdrawal on all certilicales. rates essentially based on what the games were for the open pairs championship: foreign taxes paid. replace old models whose deprecia­ liabilities; in many cases they are tually paid. criticism from the business com­ North-South: Ann Staub and Murray Pow ell (overall company says it owes. Stockholders, tion is ruiming out. And that means unlikely to result in cash payments The Tax Notes method of munity because U.S. tax liabilities MANY PHARMACEUTICAL as some accountants warn, may be winners); Jim Baker and Irv Carlson, second. those-deferred taxes will simply be in the near future,” said Beresford. calculating effective tax rates was were measured against worldwide looking at lower earnings and net East West; Suzanne Shorts and Linda Simmons, first; companies manage to cut their rolled over and over. devised in 1974 by Richard Kaplan, a earnings and also because deferred Peg Dunfield and Penny Weatherwax, second. taxes by setting up operations in worth figures than rerdlty wonltl TH E RESULT? U these deferred law professor at the University of taxes were ignored. otherwise suggest. THEORETICALLY, "deferred” North-South: Donna Feir and Ellen Goldberg, first; Puerto Rico. A special tax code taxes do not represent real Illinois and a former tax attorney. taxes” are due sometime in the TAX NOTES also used to com­ Ann DeMartin and Mary Corkum, second. provision allows the profits from Many companies keep two sets of liabilities, a growing number of ac­ Kaplan says most deferred taxes future. But for a growing company, pute a company’s U.S. tax rate as a East-West: Ronny Toomey and Mary Tierney, first; operations set up in U.S. possessions books: One for the tax collector and countants warn, stockholders may are exclud^ in ther calculations The dawn of one for stockholders. a good chunk of those taxes can be be getting a distorted picture of the percentage of its worldwide income Peg Dunfield and Murray Powell, second, to escape U.S. taxation. Meanwhile, since only rarely will the entire put off indefinitely. Practically and then its worldwide tax rate over Puerto I^ico, in its own effort to lure The tax return contains only the true financial picture of their com­ deferred tax provision actually be abetterway new business, gives such companies taxes the company currently has to speaking, most may never be paid. pany. Both net worth and earnings Its worldwide income. paid. VFW installs commander extremely attractive breaks on pay. But the corporate financial In the footnotes of the financial may be significantly understated. While Kaplan said he would have Puerto Rican taxes. statement, under standard accoun­ statement, one will often see the For a growing company that ANOTHER MAJOR controversy preferred measuring the U.S. tax Guy Mullen was installed as commander of Anderson While most profits from the sale ting practice, also often adds in taxes broken down into “ current" keeps investing, and with Inflation, has been whether it is fair to have rate as a percentage of U.S. Income Shea Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars Sunday at the Post of a company’s stock-intrade are other taxes that it theoretically and “ deferred.” The deferred taxes those tax deferrals may be rolled the effective rate. computed as a he often couldn’t. Corporations were Savings piled up also are carried on the not required to break down their in­ Home, taxed at the normal 46 percent cor­ owes on that income but whidi the over ad infinitum, and never be percentage of U.S.. taxes paid on its Other officers installed were: A1 Chapman, senior &lJ)arj Association • Sim e IS9I porate rate, me profits from timber government has allowed the com­ liability side of the balance sheet. paid. worldwide incomk Theoretically, come into U.S. and foreign sources. vice commander; Randall Erickson, junior vice com­ — under a roecial provision in the pany to “ defer” paying until some And many companies have seen Deferred taxes represent one of all income a company earns is sub­ Tax Notes successfully petitioned the Securities and Elxcbange Com­ mander; Dennis Sullivan, chaplain; David DeLisle, MirKhatlar- Main Ollico, 1007 Mam S I, 8494586 • K-Mirl Plaza ♦ Spencer Sl„ 649-3007 • Moneymarket In F o ^ Marl. Minchaaler Parkada. M 9-7W tax law — are suyect to the much future year. their deferred taxes piling up. the great controversies in ject to U.S. tax but business mission to have the figures broken quartermaster; Frank J. Wohlgemuth, surgeon; Tom ESEE loneymltkel in Highland Park Markel. Highland S I. 6494)390 • North Manchealer. cornet Main i HudWh Sl» - * « 7 4 » ^ O I i a l ^ ^ ^ f^ lower capital gains rate, The practical effect of many cor­ Dennis R. Beresford, partner in calculating effective corporate tax executives argue that presenting Frank s Supetmarkel. Fo« Run Mall. 633 7655 • Tolland: Bl 195. mile soulh ol 1-66 E»il 99. 672-7387 • Soulh Windsor. 29 OeklenB Rd.. 644-2484 In March, the Treasury Depart­ porate tax break (vovitloas is to charge of accounting standards at rates. Corporate financial U.S. taxes as a percentage of down. Beginning with effective tax Moran, judge advocate. Covtntry; fVMili' 31, 7A7 /3?l Nick Pagani, Gary Crane, Art Muller were appointed ment proposed new regulations allow companies to postpone tax the' national accounting firm of executives often complain they worldwide income is unfair because rate calculations for 1960, the U.S. to the Souse Committee. Past Commander Mike aimed at closing a loophole that may payments. For example, Eirnst i t Whinney, surveyed the 1980 should be counted on grounds the tax it ^ o r e s the effect of foreign taxes rate finally could be computed at a Mclnery was appointed as a three-year member of the - have clipped as much as $3.4 billion accelerated depreciation does not aninial reports of the top 250 For­ theoretically will have to be paid Iw ther, it is argued, comparisons' percentage of U.S. income. board of trustees. MAN! III;.STI';k herald, Tues., May 25. 1982 - 2.3 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. 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Telephone pms centers, .buslines and refrigerator, dishwasher, 6800 - Keep trying. 2913, Get ‘Your Money’s Worth’ 2 2 —Condominiums Minimum Charge 644-8962 schools. For further details central air-conditioning, ple. No children, pets. 12:00 noon the EMPLOYMENT ' 23—Homes for Sale 35— Healing-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 56—Misc (or Rent 15 Words please call 628-4196 heat and hot water in­ ■ Lease, deposit. 643-2880. Sylvia Porter tells how to get "Your Money's Worth” NOTICE 24—Lots-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59«-Homes/Apts. to S h ^ e •••••••••••••••••••••••• Rake in the extra money 1976 PLYMOUTH Fury, 48— Antiques between 9 and 5 pm or cluded. $395. 649-4003. — daily on the business page in The Manchester Herald. day before publication. 13— Help Wanted t^lnveslm eni Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage Wanted to Buy 40 you can make by selling no- two door sport coupe. Low 1 —Losi and ^ound 38— Services V^r^ted 49— Wanted to Buy after 5 pm and weAends, MANCHESTER - modern 2— Personals 14— Business Opporiuniiies 26—Business Property AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY longer-needed items with a mileage, very good condi­ 27 —Resort Property 50— Produce VERY LARGE two six room duplex - I'A baths, 3 - -Announc?menis 15— Situatiori Waniec/ WANTED? Hose attach­ 649-7157. 26—Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos for Sale appliance^, no pets. $525 low-cost, fast-acting tion, $2,250. 875-2714. NOTICE Deadline for Saturday Is b—Auctions ment for (general Electric bedroom apartment with - MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 62— Trucks (or Sale appliances, centrally monthly. Available June Classified Ad. 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 63— Heavy Equipment (or Sale upright vacuum cleaner 118 MAIN STREET - Three PUBLIC HEARING EDUCATION 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 1 DAY ...... 14® .1973 DODGE Polara, two MISC. SERVICES 64— Motorcycies-Bicydes room heated apartment. located. $450 per month. 15th. 646-2107. BOARD OF DIRECTORS day's deadllr\e Is 2:30 l9_Privste insiruclions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments lor Rent model AVF801. Telephone 1972 PINTO 1600, four door hardtop. Low 65— Campers-Traiiers-Mobile 3 DAYS 13® Hot water, no appliances, Lease, security and Friday. FINANCIAL 19— Schools-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 643- 8645. speed, standard. $500 or mileage, very good condi­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 20— Instructions Wanted 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 55— Ofitces-Stores tor Rent Homes security. Tenant in­ references. Available June MANCHESTER - available Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Manchester, 6»Mortgage Loans 32— Pamiing-Paperino 66— Automotive Service 6 DAYS 12® •••••••••••••••••••••••• best offer. Telephone 649- 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Insiruments 56— Resort Property for Rent immediately. Deluxe 3'A tion. $1,350. 875-2714. Phone 643-2711 9—Personal Loans ‘ 67— Autos for Rent-Lease surance. 646-2426, 9-5 1st. 649-2252. ronneclicut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Municipal Building 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 26 D A Y S ...... 11® Rooms lor Rent 52 7313. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 10—Insurance REAL ESTATE weekdays. room apartment. Stove, Hearing Room. 41 Center Street. Manchester. Connecticut, Tuesday. TWO ROOMS - partially refrigerator, dishwasher, Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 June 1. 1982, at 8:(X) P.M, to consider and act on the following: MANCHESTER - Clean, central air-conditioning, 1976 TRANS AM with "T" Proposed additional appropriation to Eduction Special Grants — Fund •e«e««eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••eeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeaeee MANSFIELD C enter - furnished - $250 per month. eeaeeeeeeeaeeeee furnished rooms, maid ser­ heat and hot water in­ roof, marant ste re o ^ w e r MOTORCYCLE 41 — existing account 338 — Program for Visually Impaired Children vice. Security. $50.00 week­ Woodsedge apartments. No pets. Call 649-4356...... J15.584 00 Help Wanted 13 Services Offered 31 ArUclee tor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Musical Instruments 44 •••••••••••••••••••••••• cluded. $395. 649-4003. windows and other extras. INSURANCE - Lowest ly. Telephone 649-2813. Newly renovated, country Asking $3500. Telephone Rates Available! Many op­ (o he financed by h State Grant. OUTDOOR FLOWERING LUDWIG five piece drum setting, two bedrooms, Apartments lor Rent 53 647-0000 days; 646-7470 Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special Grants — Fund PART TIME Bookkeeper - CUT LAWNS/Seal SWIM POOLS - Distributor $310. Includes heat and hot FIVE ROOMS - second tions. Call: Clarice or must dispose of brand new Bushes, perennials, rose of set - all hardware and sym- MANCHESTER - Nice evenings. Joan, Clarke Insurance 41 - 1982-83 Program for Visually Impaired Children $54,091 00 20 hours per week. Apply at driveways. Free es­ water. Telephone 429-1270 MANCHESTER- One and floor, mature married cou­ to he financed by a State Grant. Watkins Piano & Organ, timates. Telephone 643- on ground 31' long pools sharon, ground covers, hols. Like new - must sell, room with kitchen ple, no children/pets, own Agency 643-1126. - Fund sedium. Also - four kitchen 646-5573 after 5 pm. privileges. Gentleman or 233-9660. two bedroom apartments 1979 CHEVROLET Malibu Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special Grants - Htrr 935 Main Street, rear. 643- 0449. with huge sundecks, safety utilities and heat. $365. 643- 41 — existing account 344 ...... - $29 00 available. Centrally Mmih 5171. •••••••••••••••••••••••• fencing, hi rate filters, chairs. Telephone 649-6486. •••••••••••••••••••••••• preferrM. $50.00 weekly. 5237. Classic sport coupe - V8, MOTORCYCLE lo be financed by a Slate Grant. MAIN STREET - Three located on busline near ladders, etc. Asking $978 ______Boats-Accessorles 45 Security. Telephone 643- automatic, power steering, INSURANCE - For all your Proposed additional appropriation lo General Fund — Fiscal Year 1981- Painting-Papering 32 1878. room heated apartment. shopping center and brakes, AM-FM radio, air- motorcycle needs, call us. 82 - Board of Education - Health and Welfare Services for pupils PART TIME Days no complete. Financini Hot water, appliances. No schools. For further details VERY LARGE two experience necessary, will available. Call: NEIl TAG SALES 1973 GASTRON GT 150 bedroom apartment with conditioning, vinyl roof, (Competitive rates. Friend­ attending private schools...... $3,800.00 INTERIOR PAINTING, with 115 H.P. Mercury ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING pets. Security, parking. call 649-7157. defogger, more. 643-2880. ly service. Fine com­ to be financed by a State Grant, 'Your Community Newspaper' train. Call Edwards over ten years experience, collect (203) 745-3319, 523-7047. appliances, centrally Answering Service, 646- motor with power trim. room for gentleman. located, $450 per month. panies. Ask for Janet or Proposed additional appropriation lo Gener^ Fund Budget 1981-82 - low rates and senior citizen TAG SALE - Rain or shine - 721-8409 after 5 p.m. Private entrance, shower, MANCHESTER - Newly 1971 CHEVROLET Con- Judy. Crockett Agency, TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserv^^f^nd $200,000.00 5081. discounts. 643-9980. DARK LOAM - 5 yards Moving to apartment. Must BOLTON - 3V4 rooms with decorated one bedroom Lease, security and to be financed by payment already received from Mattabasselt Distrief delivered, $60. plus tax. bath, free parking. Apply references. Available June cours wagon. Posi- 643-1577. reduce inventory, some SAIL BOAT - 10 ft. at 195 Spruce Street. basement, appliances, like apartment. Access to shop­ traction, trailering axle, I’roposed additional appropriation lo General Fund Budget 1981-82 — PART TIME - 11:30 p.m.- INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Sand, Gravel, Stone & furniture, many private home. Working ping centers, buslines and 1st. 649-2252. THANSF’ER lo Capital Improvement Reserve Fund $100,000 00 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 7:30 a m. Telephone Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. Norwegian built roof rack, 350 V8, power BIKES: (Girls) Excellent to be financed by partial payment from Multi-Circuits for Harrison PAINTING - Wallpapering housewares, etc. M ^ 28th mahogany. Has oarlocks, MANCHESTER- Center single adult, married cou­ schools. For further details steering, automatic, radio, condition. 24" ten-speed, 2 PLEASE READ operator. No experience TWO ROOMS - partially Street Garage. and Drywall Installation. and 29th, 9-4. 14 Erdoni peanut class. $600. 14 Er­ I Street. $50.00 weekly. Two ple. No children, pets. please call 528-4196 rear defogger, more. PART TIME. Your necessary - will train. Call GARMENT BAG for Road (off Lake Road) furnished - $250 per month. $50.00. 20" standard, 1‘roposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1981-82 - YOUR AD Quality professional work. doni Road, Columbia, 228- weeks security.' Lease, deposit. 643-2880. Between 9 and 5 pm or Original owner. 643-2880. $25.00. Telephone 649-6113. TRANSFER lo Capital Improvement Reserve Fund $30,000 00 telephone and our NURSES AIDES Edwards Ans\#fering Ser­ Reasonable prices. Free traveling, folds canvas Columbia. after 5 pm and weekends, No pets. Call 649-4356. customers turn spare time vice, 646-5081. sturdy zipper with handle ______...... o//i References required.. for Lincoln Center elevator, lo be financed from General Fund - Fund Classified ads are taken All Shifts Estimates! Fully insured. Gentleman preferred. Call MANCHESTER - modem 649-7157. 1967 OLDS CUTLASS 330, 1980 VESPA Moped - new, Balance. into super earnings. 528- Call Mrs. Blain - G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. $25. 646-1617. Dogs-BIrds-Pels 43 sporting Goods 46 six room duplex -1 Vi baths, IVoposed additional appropriation lo General Fund Budget 1981-82 over the phone as a con­ Homes For Sale 23 644- 0019. V8, rebuilt transmission, never used. $900 . 646-6629 6631. Dir. of Nurses appliances, no pets. $525 118 MAIN STREET - Three venience. The Herald is TYPEWRITER tires, other good parts. after 5 p.m. Elections $3,330 00 646-0129 INTERIOR AND PEDIGREE RABBITS - DAISY 760 B-B rifle - used TOLLAND - Large room monthly. Available June room heated apartment. $450. or best offer. $2,600 00 responsible lor only one /I^SEMBLERS AND COIL MANCHESTER - Im­ EXTERIOR Paintinp and CARRYING .cases - Ideal Oltlces-Stores (’fillector of Revenue Manchester Manor mini-lops and rex. once, $25. Call 232-5295 3-9 fo r rent. Kitchen 15th. 646-2107. Hot water, no appliances, Evenings 643-1911, 1978 VESPA Motor IManning and Zoning $2,900 00 incorrect insertion and I'inders - female maculate four bedroom Paperhanging. Ceilings for overnight bags. $10.00- security. Tenant in­ tor Rent 55 Nursing Home Chocqlate, blue, black and p.m. 236-0643 8-5 p.m. privileges. Call after 6:30 Scooter, silver, 125cc. General Services $5,300 00 then only to the size ot preferred. Finger dexteri­ Colonial with beautiful aw­ repaired or replaced. Free $20,00. Also typew riter FOUR ROOM Apartment - surance. 646-2426, 9-5 $8,000 00 broken. Nine weeks old. p.m., 875-4781. WORKSPACE OR Showroom condition. 196 J’ublic Works + Administration 5 the original insertion. ty necessary. Experience 385 West Center St. ning covered patio and at­ estimates, Fully insured. covers, $2.50. Yale second floor. Mature weekdays. I’ublic Works -i- Building Inspection $1.440 00 Does and bucks. $15-$40. COLT PY’THON .357 STORAGE SPACE FOR BANK miles, original. No time to Errors which do not not necessary - will train. Manchester tached garage. $87,000, Ed References. Martin Typewriter Service, 649- Please call 649-6320...... adults. No appliances, no I’ublic Works + Engineering $600 00 Gorman Associates, 646- Magnum - Nickel finish - RENT in Manchester. No ride. $1200. 646-6629 after 5 'lessen the value of the Four day week, 10 hour day Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., 498^ Rooms for Rent 52 pets. References. Security. MANSFIELD Center - REPOSSESSIONS Public Works -f Parks and Cemeteries $4.500,0r - 7-5:30. Apply at Able Coil 4040. neVer used licensed gun. iease or security deposit. p.m. Police $10,000.00 advertisement will not Martin Sloane explains 649-4431. LET'S GIVE Away to good Buyer must have permit...... 1 car. 649-1265. Woodsedge apartments. Electronics, Bolton, Conn. SWING SET - In fair condi­ MANCHESTER - Clean, Newly renovated, country Reasonable rates. Suitable for sale Sof ial Services $2,350 00 be corrected by an ad­ how to save money at the home only - Old English Call 647-9759 after 6 p.m. for small business. Retail FOR SALE: 26-inch girls 3- Senior Citizens $2,800.00 MANCHESTER-Owner HOWROYD-ZUCCARO tion. Buyer dismantels. Sheep dog. Friendly, good furnished rooms, maid ser­ TOLLAND - Highway one setting, two bedrooms, 1977 FORD T-BIrd ditional insertion. TEACHERS - Are you grocery store — every Financing, 4 BR, Colonial, Rain Barrel, $10.00 each. and commercially zoned. speed bike. Like new. House Painters. with kids. Telephone 649- Garden Products47 vice. Security. $W.0O week­ mile - 3‘A room heated $310. Includes heat and hot Fully Extras included. $50.00. $43,820 00 tired of working too hard Wednesday and Saturday 2 1/2-Bath, 4 car garages, Experienced, reliable. ‘Call 646-4995. ly. Telephone M9-2813. apartment. Dishwasher, water. Telephone 429-1270 Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. equipped in his "Supermarket 5964. Call after 5 p.m. 742-9515. to be financed from General Fund — Fund Balance for too little and not even great location. $83,900. Prompt free estimates. stove, refrigerator. Adults or 233-9660. Excellent con­ being appreciated? Your Shopper" column in The Century 21 Lindsey Real MCCULLOCH MINI-Mac VARIETY OF Outdoor NEWLY RENOVATED Proposed additional appropriation lo General Fund Budget 1981-82 — Scheduling now. Call Steve FOUR CUTE kittens bushes, ground covers, MANCHESTER - Nice - no pets. $310 monthly. dition. $4,000. Campers-Trallers-Moblle Social Services...... $18,000 00 instructional and Manchester Herald. Estate 649-4000. at 643-6368 or Jack at 647- 14" chain saw, $80.00 pr Security. 875-6752 days; MAIN STREET - Three 310 square feet office looking for good homes. sedium, perennials, also room with kitchen available. Main Street The above can bee seen at Homes 65 to he financed by State reimbursement organizational skills make 1669. best offer. AMF tricycle - Black and white, tiger and privileges. Gentleman 875-9075 evenings. room heated apartment. Proposed additional appropriation to Water Department 1981-82 Budget you the perfect candidate E. HTFD.-" Reduced •••••••••••••••••••••••• variety of house plants - location with ample the good condition, $15.00. white. Call 649-6480 after cacti, Swedish ivy, preferred. .$50.00 weekly. Hot water, appliances. No ...... $42,735 00 for a rewarding career in MATURE AND Responsi­ $5,600." Raised ranch, 3/4 Telephone 649-3987. parking. Call 649-2891. Savings Bank of ASHFORD - Immaculate 2 to be financed from Water Department — Fund Balance fHaurhrfitrr ble person for permanent Building Contracting 33 10:30. transcanthia. Very Security. Telephone 643- VERNON - one bedroom - pets. Security, parking. bedroom mobile home on 1 real estate. Call Ed Gor­ Br, Ig Family Room, garage, pool, all 523-7047.______Manchester Proposed additional appropriation lo Special Grants, Fund 61, Transpor­ full or part time work. reasonable. Telephone 649- 1878. USED CAR LOT - 461 Main 023 Main Straat plus acres land. Partial man to discuss the first Fieldstone F.P., extras. LEON CIESZYNSKI SIMMONS Beauty rest KITTENS FOR Sale - 175 appliances. $340 plus heat. Rake in the extra moi-jy tation Program for the Elderly and Handicapped — July 1. 1982 lo Juno H rra l? ) step toward a more Some retail experience $89,900. Century 21 Lindsey mattress for double bed. 6486. • • Street, Manchester. Long Basement, 8x16 wood 30. 1983 ...... $75,650.00 necessary. Pleasant BUILDER. New homes, Oakland Street (rear) ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING Like new. Telephone 646- you can tnake b selling no- storage shed and large gar­ satisfying future. Ed Gor­ R. Estate, 649-4000. additions, remodeling, rec Excellent condition. established. Call weekdays PLYMOUTH Duster - 1970. to be financed under the Urban Mass Transportation Art Grant — $28 - working conditions in Manchester, after 4 p.m. room for gentleman. 1485. longer-needed items with den area. Priced for im­ 646 00 and General Fund Budget already appropriated. — $47,004.00 man Associates, Realtors rooms, garages, kitchens Telephone 649-3541 after OnAllTAI* A A A A * A A A A A A A A A A A A 0 S 9 # # # ^ 9-5, 646-2426. Good condition. $500. Private entrance, shower, low-cost, fast-acting mediate sale at $25,000. IVoposed additional appropriation lo Special Grants Fund 61-818, Dav 646-4040. '"“Iferso^n^t^^Sfanager^ Serv/cos Offered 31 remc^eled,'“cdlings," bath 5:30 p.m. bath, free parking. Apply Apartments for Rent 53 Telephone Leon at 646-3539. in person tolo Manager,ividiiagei, LEGAL NOTICE Classified Ad. Some owner financing. Call ('are Services. School Age Program for period October 1, 1982 to tile, dormers, roofing. at 195 Spruce Street. 487-0433 after 6:00 p.m. September 30. 1983 ...... $35,576 00 Liggett Rexall, REWEAVING BURN Residential or commer­ SEARS 9000 BTU air- FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION Musical Instruments 44 Manchester Parkade. MANCHESTER- One and R e so rt Property TOYOTA 1980 Corolla, two to be financed by a grant from the State of Connecticut Department of HOLES. Zippers, um­ cial. 649-4291. conditioner, Excellent con­ BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER two bedroom apartments TOLLAND Highway one door, mint condition, must Human Services MANCHESTER- Center room heated Rent brellas repair^. Window dition. $75.00. felephone Notice is hereby given of a sale at public auction to be held June 5.1982 Street. $50.00 weekly. Two available. Centrally mile - 3V2 sell. 646-5573 after 5 pm. Looking for kitchen Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61, for COMBO ORGAN self- TEACHERS! CLERK - Board of Educa­ apartment. Dishwasher, shades, Venetian blinds. ELECTRICAL SERVICES 649-2691. ' at 10:15 A.M., EDT, at the Manchester Police Department Garage, 239 weeks security. located on busline near TWO BEDROOM Cottage - appliances? See the great Manchester Early Learning Center Day Care Program 4 Title XX contained speaker, por­ tion - take minutes at all Keys. TV FOR RENT. - We do all types of Elec­ Middle Turnpike East, Manchester, Connecticut, of the unclaimed stove, refrigerator. Adults 1970 CHEVELLE Malibu - Summer Busing Program for the period Julv 1. 1982 through August 31, table, never used. $250. Low pay and dull summers board meetings - $5.00 per References required. shopping center and Hampton Beach, New buys in today's Classified can be turned Into an exciting Marlow's, 867 Main Street. trical Work! Licensed. Call ONE COFFEE Table Vi" merchandise as listed below. . Gentleman preferred. Call schools. FYir further details - no pets. $310 monthly. Excellent running condi­ 1982 ...... ’...... $1,498 Phone 643-5336. hour. Contact Tolland Claims for merchandise listed below should be made with the Security. 875-6752 days; Hampshire. Walk'to columns. lo be financed by a grant from the Stale Department of Human and very rewarding second 649-5221. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. plate glass, boomerang, 644-0019. call 649-7157. everything. $300 weekly. tion. Asking $1000. nesourees. career opportunity. Just 2 to 6 Board of Education, 875- $40; 19^' black and whiFe Manchester Police Department. No claim made after sale will be 875-9075 evenings. Telephone 649-2285 after 9682. Position to start May accepted. All sales are final and for cash. No sales to minors. Inspection Call 871-2117. Don't store things you James R. McCavanagh, Secretary Lost and Found 1 hours per day of intensive el- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY TV, portable, $30.00. 649- FIVE ROOMS - second 4:30 p.m. fort this summer will set the 26lh, E.O.E. of articles for sale may be made between 9:00 A M. and 10:00 A.M. on TOLLAND - Large VERNON - one bedroom - can't use. Sell them fast Board of Directors Residential & Commercial 8314. the day of the sale. floor, mature married cou­ COTTAGE FOR Rent - l.OST; GRAY Long haired stage for a lile-tlrrve of finan­ COMPLETE fo r rent. Kitchen garage, pool, all HONDA, Accord new right with a hard-working Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 21st day of May, cial security and recognition. SECRETARY AD Construction. Remodeling, The Town reserves the right to remove from the sale, or reject, any or ple, no children/pets, own Charlestown, Rhode 1982 Persian cat. Blue collar. home improvements, ad­ FILM BARGAIN - Out-of- all bids for what it deems to be in the best interests of the Town. privileges. Call after 6:30 appliances. $340 plus heat. front fender, $45,00. Classified Ad! Cail for appintment - 5 to 8 AGENCY- Must be able to TREE SPRAYIMG utilities and heat. $365. 643- Like new. Telephone 646- Island. Call Carolyn, at 649- 047-05 I'earl Street, Manchester. pm ■ 742-9435. ditions, bathroom & date Kodak Verichrome Copies of rules of the sale and list of items for sale are available at the p.m., N5-4781. 5237. Telephone 646-0778. type at least 50 wpm; and FREE ESTIMATES 1485. 4578 or 649-9994. reward Telephone 649- FULLY INSURED kitchen remodeling, Pan 126 film, 12-exposure General Services' Office, Municipal - Building, 41 Center Street. 9697 after 6 p.m. take shorthand 90 wpm. Manchester, Connecticut. Call Mon-FrI roofing, siding, repairs, rolls for Instamatic. Someone who is self- door & window replace­ TwenW-five rolls for $5. No. Brand/Make Speed 88 Mini-Cassette Recorder, "K- LOST - Part female motivated and is looking 10am - 5pm ment and alterations.646- Call Doug Bevins at The 1 Ross 5 Mart” .Schanuzer, Black/brown Len Auster, Herald for a career and not just a 2 Murray All Pro 10 89 Bike Crash Helmet. White 643-2658 1379. Herald, 643-2711, after 1 3 Columbia 10 with Bolton license tag. sportswriter, keeps you in­ job'. Call Judy, 646-2900. p.m. 90 Car Phones formed about the local 4 Azuki 10 91 Pocket Radio, “Vision" , jleward. Please call 646- FARRAND 5 Columbia 10 92 Pocket Flashlight, fl554. sports world! Read the SCIENCE TEACHER - REMODELING - Cabinets, PHOTO ENLARGER - Ar­ 6 Unknown 10 BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - "Garrity" latest in his "Thoughts Half time to teach 9th Roofing, Gutters, Room nold Sun Ray enlarger. 7 Murray All Pro 10 ■93 Adding Machine, "Olivetti- ■Personals 2 ApLENty,” regularly in grade Science. Call Bolton Concrete. (Chimney Additions, Decks, all types Model D, for 2V4 by 2Vi 8 Sears 10 Underwood’'’ The Manchester Herald. High School, 643-2768 for an Renairs. "No Job Too of Remodeling and negatives. With 3.5 inch, 9 Fuji 10 94 3 Speaker Intercom System, RUSSELL'S HAIR application. Small." 644-8356 for es­ Repairs. FREE f/4.5 lens. Needs cleaning 10 Takara 10 "Archer" STYLING & BARBER timates. 11 Columbia 3 95 Bumper Jack, Stand and UNDERCOVERWEAR - Estimates. Fully insured. and repair. Great for parts 12 KCI 10 Wrench SHOP- 195 Spruce Street. Means financial in­ CLERICAL - Local Oil Telephone 643-6017. or for copy stand. Call Company in need of C & M Tree Service, Free 13 01ymplque 10 96 Bar-B*Que Spit Unisex Service. Enhance dependence, personal Doug Bevins at The 14 Columbia 10 97 Welder's Mask your image! Look good- someone with good ap­ estimates. Discount senior SIDING AND ROOFING - Herald, 643-2711, after 1 success and sheer delight citizens. Company 15 Kabuki 10 98 Photo Electric Cells, Full feel great! Appointments, for you! For more infor­ titude for figures. replacement windows, all p.m. 16 Columbia Reg. Box 646-6659. Knowledge of calculator Manchester owned and 17 Columbia 5 99 Bowling Ball, Case and mation on home lingerie operated. Call 646-1327, phases of remodeling. Free parties, call 649-7265. imperitive. Excellent paid estimates. Telephone 643- PHOTO ACCESSORIES - 18 Huffy 10 Shoes, "AMF” Help Wanted 13 benefits. Apply at 414 6478 after 6 p.m., ask for Two Nikon 35mm film 19 Nishiki 10 100 Gas Can, 2*/» gallon LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ 20 Huffy 3 101 K of C Sword Tolland Street, East Hart­ Mike. cassettes and one Contax WORK AT HOME jobs MECHANIC WITH ford. cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ 21 Columbia 10 102 Ceremonial Sword knowledge of front end, 35mm film cassette, $5 22 Murray 10 103 Hunting Arrow jivailable! Substantial ear­ ages cleaned. All types each. Two Graflite nings possible, call 504-641- brakes and tune-up. Apply trash, brush removed. ALL TYPES carpentry 23 Raleigh 3 104 Assorted Costume Jewelry WAITRESSES NEEDED flashbulb guns, $5 each. 24 Huffy 10 105 Portable TV. "Sharp" 8003, extension 494, for in- at Brown's Tire Shop, 333 four days per week at local Picket, Split Rail, Stake work. No job too small. Main Street, Manchester. Call David 643-8996. Call Doug Bevins at The 25 Columbia 3 106 Assorted Speakers , formation. downtown restaurant. Fences installed. 528-0670. Herald, 643-2711, after 1 26 Raleigh 3 107 Red Tool and Toots Experienced preferred. p.m. 27 Sears 10 108 Polaroid Camera WE HAVE AN excellent’ MECHANIC - for Gravely Only serious applicants 28 Kabuki 10 109 Opera Glasses (Sports) Tractors. Experienced. efv o .fr Heellng-Plumblng 35 ------opportunity for a Lathe need apply, between 3 and HOME - Will watch your rn'MirRAi ELECTRIC 29 Unknown 10 110 Fishing Lures, Weights & WHAT A DEAL! Morneau Lawn and Garden person with at least 7 years 5 pm - Fani's Kitchen, 1015 child or infant days. Call GENERALSteam or Dry Iron - good 30 Phillips 3 Hooks experience. Excellent Equipment - Mansfield, Main Street, Manchester. 646-0262. 31 BSA 10 UI Lug Wrench 423-6351. condition, $5.00. Puritron 32 Puch 10 112 Rip Saw ■ fringe benefits and liberal Air Purifier, new condi­ overtime. Call 647-9935 SMALL LOADS OF 33 Royce Union 10 113 Walkie-Talkie. "Mid­ PART TIME COOK - for M&M Plumbing and tion, $15.00. Call 646-3388. 34 Sears 10 land" between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. BABYSITTER needed in summer day care STONE, trap rock, play Heating, Manchester. 649- my home (possible live- 35 Columbia 10 114 Scrabble Game Appointments can also be program. Minimum wage - sand, white stone, loam 2871. Small repairs, WHITE PINE Spruce trees 36 Ross Reg. 115 Cribbage Board scheduled for after in). Minimum 40 hours per experience required. Call and pool sand remodeling, heating, 37 Takara Reg. 116 4 Ford Hub Caps working hours. Paragon week. Good references, - various sizes. Dig your MELC by June 4th - 647- DELIVERED. Telephone baths, kitchens and water own. $10.00 each. Phehone 38 Sears Reg. 117 2 Chevy Hub Caps -Tool Co., Inc. 121 Adams own transportation. Bolton 9659. 644-1775. heaters. Free estimates! 39 Raleigh 3 118 1 Chrysler Hub Cap . Street, Manchester. area. 643-7263 after 5 p.m. 643-5336. 40 Unknown Reg. 119 1 Unknown Cap 41 Sutton 10 120 2 Dodge Caps SUBSTITUTE Teacher for LAWN MOWERS Household Goods 40 DOG HOUSE - $25.00. REPAIRED - Free pick-up 42 Huffy Reg. 121 2 T-Bird Caps CREDIT ASSISTANT day care. Pre-school and Phone 643-5336. 43 Ross 10 122 2 Unknown Caps school age children. and delivery. 10% Senior USED M Unknown Reg. Full time position In our Credit and Collection Department for 123 2 Dodge Caps Experience necessary. Discount. ECONOMY REFRIGERATORS, 45 Unknown Reg. candidate who works well with details and communicates effec­ YAMAHA CLASSICAL 124 1 Buick Cap LAWN MOWER - 647-3660. WASHERS, RANGES - 46 Unknown Reg. tively. Responsibilities Include telephoning and corresponding Call MELC - 647-9569. Guitar, $75.00 firm. Black 125 1 Beauty Rim Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 47 Robin Hood 3 126 I Chrysler Cap with former patients or responsible parties concerning outstan­ and white portable T.V., 48 Unknown Reg. ding accounts, monitoring and reconciling collection agency NEED EXTRA MONEY? EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ & Service. Low prices! 127 1 Chevrolet Cap DOLLARS $35.00. Telephone 649-5284. DAYS 49 Sears 10 128 1 Unknown Cap LINES Then Olin Mills is for you! ting, driveway sealing, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main statements, and working with internal Accounts Receivables 50 Columbia 3 129 1 Ford Cap and Trial Balances. Part time telephone sales experienced. C ollege Street. 643-2171. LAWN Mower 18 inch Applicants must have good typing skills and good working senior, references. Call 51 Columbia 10 130 1 Unknown Cap day or night. (Contact Jim Sumbeam electric. Used 52 Raleigh 10 1311 Uhknawn Cap knowledge of a variety of general clerical skills In addition to at ,646-5798, Monday thru P eter Krupp, 643-0468. DOUBLE HUNG Windows significant current experience In bookkeeplng/accountlng ac> 1/2-season $45.00. 53 Columbia Reg. 132 1 Y am aha M otorcycle Friday. EOE. Free estimates. with casings, storms, Telephone 645-1841. 54 Schwinn Reg. Engine (OFFER EXPIRES MAY 31st, 1982) tivitles. Candidates with previous experience In credit and screens, one 30“ by 48”. collection functions will be given preference. ^ Sears Reg. 133 Aluminum Extension Ladder (Non-cancelable) For more Information please contact the Personnel Department ELECTRICAL TRAINEES One 38” by 38” . $30.00 OIL TANK 275 gallon, 56 Unknown Reg. 134 Wooden Stool - 17-25. HS grad. Openings each. Telephone 644-1950. 57 GiUne 10 135 Hydraulic Jack at 646-1222 Extension 2270. $45.00. After 4pm telephone 58 Huffy Reg. in all aspects of elec. work. 647-9571. 136 4 Way Lug Wrench MANCHESTER MOIOMAL HOSPITAL Bonuses. Interested? Call ATTICS, GARAGES, APARTMENT size elec­ 59 Murray 10 137 Men’s Roller Derby Roller Collect 9 am - 1 pm (203) CELLARS CLEANED - tric stove, excellent condi­ 60 Tyler Reg. Skates. Size 7 71 HaynM StrMt Manchaator______Light trucking. All types of 200 FT. OF Painted white No. Item/Desci;iption/Brand 138 Steel Gear HURRY, USE THE HERALU CLASSIFIEUS 529-6999. tion, $80. Sears cold spot fence, three rail, four ft. 61 Handle Bars Front - Fork, 139 Pair Black Gloves brush and trash removed. refrigerator, excellent con­ Call 643-1947. high. $75.00. Telephone 646- Tires and Frame 140 Bible Quiz Book SEAMEN/DECK HANDS dition, $150. Call 649-7178 3200. 62 Green Plastic Sled 141 Chess Book PART TIM E WANTED 17-25. HS grad, after 4 pm. 83 Landmower Lawnmower, 142 10 lb. Barbell Weight will train. No exper. nec. CHILD CARE - days. Ages Red. 143 Thermal Jug three and up. Call Gall 649- V ” V I: « , ...... « A LEAF SHREDDER EVENINGS Good pay/travel. Call Art/c/*« tor Soto 41 grinder MTD, 5 H.P. - 64 Handle Bars & Fender 144 Camera Flash Eleflectors (Collect 9 am - 1 pm (203) 1633...... gjjggjjgnt condition. $150.14 65 Frame 4r 5 Wheels 145 Brown Attache Case 66 Suzuki Fram e 1073 (TS- 146 Black Folding Umbrella Intaraattng work making MopMno ealla 529-6999. PAT'S LAWNMOWING Erdoni Road, Columbia, 12559310) 147 Stereo Turntable. CALL OUR ADVISOR, TODAY! from our new office. Qood voice a muet. and raking service. Free 2284)771. 67 Kawasaki Dirt Bike "Masterwork" 68 Go Cart, Blue Salary, commlaslone, and plaaaant working MEDICAL LABORATORY Estimates. Call Pat 289- ALUMINUM SH EETS 148 Men’s Golf Gloves 4i Shoes, 9211. used as printing plates. .007 SWIMMING POOL 69 Murray Bicycle. Girls Size 7Vk D conditlona. Work from 5 pm to 9 pm and needs part tim^ Distributor needs Regular, Blue ' 149 Men’s Buffer Hunting Paks Phlebotomist. Must be thick, 23i^(A'^. 50c each, 70 All Pro Bicycle, Boys Saturday morning. | BABYSITTING done in my or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- homesites to display new 150 Red, White & Blue Sleeping experienced and have own above m und models, 19 x Regular 20”, Yellow Bag car. Please call Ms. Davis house. Keeney Street 2711. They MUST be picked 71 Fishing Pole and Reel, Zefoco 151 Brown Sleeping Bag Call Mr. Taylor ' School area. Ages 3 and up. up before 11:00 a.m. only. 31 ft. with fence, filter, sun 72 Guitar, Hondo 152 Bumper Jack. 2 Tire Irons or Dr. Vincent at 203-658- deck. Only $978 647-9946 6032. Cail 6464)867; 73 Electric Guitar. Gibson 153 Man’s Timex Watch, Gold 30” KENMORE COMPLETE. Offer 74 Gas Can, 1 gallon Band GARDENS TILLED - ELECTRIC Stove, white, limited! Call now! 203-964- 75 Gas Can, 2Vs gallon 154 Craftsman Tool Box & Tools NURSE - Registered Troy-built rear end tiller. asking $75.00. 5' step 5642. 75 Gas Can, 5 gallon 155 Khaki Green Hunting Vest, 643-2711 Reasonable prices. 77 Gym Bag, Blue "Seaway" Nurse for Coventry High ladder, ^.00. Cash only. 78 Fine Extinguisher. General 156 Blue Knapsack, "Sears" School beginning in Telephone 644-9107. Call 648-5358. ELECTRIC SEWING 792 Soda Tanks. Pressurized Machine with cabinet, 157 Knapsack. Boots, Misc. - WANTED - September, 1982. (!lall Dr. 80 Pick Axe 158 Adirondack Black Bat Donald Nicoletti’s office at LIGHT TRUCKING - at­ MOVING - Kitchen Uble, $35.00. 5,000 BTU air- 81 Hand Harrow 159 Adirondack Little League 742-8913. tics and basements as stove, living room set conditioner, $100.00. 15 en­ 82 Cassette Player. “Craig” Bat PART TIM E cleaned, lawns mowed, let fo r cottage, sewing cyclopedia books, $15.00. 83 25 Channel C.B.. "Realistic” 160 Gold Painted Bat us haulil your unwaunwanted junk machine. Telephone 649- 649-5^. 84 Cassette Player 4$ Radio, 161 Black Bat INSURANCE AGENCY away. Telephone 643-TF7262. 2940. "Pioneer” 162 Wilson Black Bat HELP COUNTER TOP Range, 85 C assette Player, "Fair* 163 Assort Stainless & Sterling seeks mature, part time crest” employee, afternooqs, SWIMMING LESSONS $15.00. Telephone 646^7. Silverware MUST BE 18 YR8. OR OVER •KITCHEN DINETTE Set - 86AM.& FM Converter. 164 Timex Man’s Wristwatch, Monday thru Friday 1 to,5. Taught in my pool by Red Brown Butcher Block "Kraco” F