2(» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., May 15. 1982 ••••••••••I ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••a**# •••••aaaaaaoaaaoaaaaooaa Articles lor Sale 41 Apartments lor Rent S3 Autos For Sale 51 Motorcycles-BIcycles 84 T‘ BuHdlng Contracting 33 TAQ SALES •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••*•• •••••••••••••••••••••••* QUEEN SIZE brass bed & MANCHESTER- One and YAMAHA YZ465 dirt bike. Business FARRAND Celtics near REMODELING mattress set - Excellent two bedroom apartments Many new parts and In Coventry, ^ a r e s . A skin g $1100. Cabinets, Roofing, condition. $650. Phone 649- available. Centrally Candidates keep Gutters, Room Additions, LARGE TAG SALE - 1178 after 5:00 p.m. located on busline near «ir Excellent condition. shopping center and Decks, all types of Friday, Saturday, Sunday 8 Telephone 649-3546. schools. For further details elimination Remodeling and Repairs. a m. till dark. Plenty for ANTIQUE THREE tier st^enciling's in mahogany hexagon shape call 649-7157. 1979 YAMAHA 650 Special. Job prosp.ects |tabs on d e le g a te s FREE Estimates. Fully in­ everyone. Don't miss this 8,000 tniles. Black. sured. Telephone 643-6017. one. Furniture, tools, table, hand carved-borders A \ m • • * I . . . page 13 glassware, 5 horsepower trim, excellent condition. MANCHESTER Newly Unbelievable price! . . . page 9 bedroom . . . page 5 SIDING AND ROOFING - compressor motor, marble $75.00 firm. 643-6526. decorated one Telephone 643-9476. replacement windows, all 39” X 30” - five pieces. Two apartment. Access to shop­ phases of remodeling. Free cast iron birdbaths, NYLE GREEN gown, size ping centers, buslines and GIRLS 18” Ross bike, for '82 grads 8. Can be seen between 5 schools. For further details THON excellent condition. $35.00 estimates. Telephone 643- stainless steel sink with 6478 after 6 p.m., ask for back splash 8 ft. long. Plen- and 7 p.m, at 426 West Mid­ please call 528-4196 or best offer. Telephone dle Turnpike. Apt. 53. between 9 and 5 pm or 649-1856. Mike. W for all three days. 633 Runs East Street, Hebron. after 5 pm and weekends, MOTORCYCLE R.E. MILLER 4 SON - GAS SPACE Heater runs 649-7157. bad in region Manchester, Conn. Remodeling, additions, TAG SALE - Saturday, on either city or bottled May 15 th INSURANCE - For all your Cool tonight; roofing, rec rooms, pan­ May 15th, 9:30-4 p.m. Rain gas. $50.00. Queen size 118 MAIN STREET - Three motorcycle needs, call us. Monday, May 17, 1982 eling, gutters, aluminum date May 16th. Baby items, water bed, $200. Telephone room heated apartment. Competitive rates. Friend­ ^unny Tuesday and vinyl siding installed - childrens clothes, fur­ 742-7979^. Hot water, no appliances, Thru ly service. Fine com­ BOSTON (UPI) — A survey of New England cam­ copy 25t$ year round. Telephone 649- niture, toys, wide variety security. Tenant in­ panies. Ask for Janet or puses indicates job prospects for 1982 graduates are the — See page 2 1421 or 649-2954. of items. 37 Watrous Road, LARGE AMOUNT OF surance. 646-2426, 9-5 Judy. Crockett Agency, bleakest since the recession years of 1973-75. ....• f •••••••••••••••••• Bolton. Metal Used Office Desks - weekdays. May 22nd 643-1577. Anthony J. Ferrara, regional commissioner of the I Haating-Plumbing 35 $35.00 each and up. Metal Hrralft U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, said Friday that while MANSFIELD Center - Campers- Trallers-Moblle •••••••••••••••••••••••• MOVING - Must sell 19 upholstered swivel office TOLLAND COUNH technical and health related professions "are once again Woodsedge apartments. Homes 85 years accumulation of chairs, $25.00.' 4 and 5 VOLKSWAGEN faring better than their counterparts,” the overall con­ drawer filing cabinets, Newly renovated, country tools, clothes, furniture, 24 Tolland Tpka sensus is that this will be a ’ ’down” year for graduates. dishes, truck tires, chain $45.00 and up. Gremmo & setting, two bedrooms, 138 FT. MOBILE Home - M & M Plumbing and saw, TV, motor home, pool Sons Sales, 819 East Middle $310. Includes heat and hot (Rt. 83) Camper, with two “ Job offers to seniors were slower and less plentiful Heating, Manchester. 649- table, carpet. Saturday and Turnpike ,-649-9953. water. Telephone 429-1270 VERNON, CT. bedrooms, kitchen, and overall recruiting activity for the most part was 2871. Small repairs, Sunday 9-5. 33 Colonial or 233-9660. 649-2638 bathroom. Good shape. down from the previous year,” Ferrara said. remodeling, heating, Road, Bolton. MEN’S 10 speed 27” Le' $2200. Telephone 646-9785. He blamed corporate cost cutting and the lack of baths, kitchens and water MAIN STREET - Three Tournour model, French CARS AND TRUCKS - available jobs because of the recession as prime factors Britain may give heaters. Free estimates! room heated apartment. ASHFORD - Immaculate 2 MULTI-FAMILY Satur­ made bicycle. Needs work, most makes and >models for the projection. parts. $60.00. Telephone Hot water, appliances. No bedroom mobile home on 1 day, May 15th, 9-1, 81 and under $200.00. Sold through Engineering and computer science graduates remain Flooring 36 115 C a r r ia g e D r iv e , 643-2880, pets. Security, parking. plus acres land. Partial ______T 523-7047.1 local government sales. basement, 8x16 wood on top of the demand list, although multiple job offers Manchester. Baby items, Call 1-714-569-0242 Ext. 1069 FLOORSANDING - Floors SCOTT Atwater 40 H.P. storage shed and large gar­ have almost disappeared. But engineering students will housewares, appliances, for directory on how to like new! Specializing in outboard motor, best offer. DOWNTOWN MAIN Street den area. Priced for im­ command starting salaries 10 percent higher than last, clothes, books, drapes, purchase. older floors. Natural and miscellaneous. Telephone 649-6989. - completely remodeled mediate sale at $25,000. year. * ! stained floors. No waxing two bedroom. Heat, Some owner financing. Call talks just 2 days Others in line for lucrative positions include chemical- 1972 PINTO 1600, four anymore! John Verfaille, 78 RPM ALBUMS - A1 appliances, parking. $350. 487-0433 after 6:00 p.m. MULTI-FAMILY TAG speed, standard. $ 5 0 0 or engineers, where starting salaries will in the $25,000. 646-5750. Jolson, Bea Kay, others, Security, references. SALE - 295 Redwood Road, best offer. Telephone 649- to $27,000 range. Computer specialists can hope to find; D.. I alliesallies to to decide decide later later today today whether whetoer dav.day. The The Defense Defense Ministry Ministry said said one $2.00. Rare Red Nichols Telephone 646-1642 after 5 1978 TRAVEL TRAILER - By United Press International Manchester, Saturday 9 to 7313. starting salaries in the $20,000 to $24,000 range. ; to extend or drop sanctions suffered slight concussion and the , 40 and Five Pennies, $2.00. p.m. weekdays. brand new, used once. $5,- Household Goods 5. Health professional may be limited by geographical- British Prime Minister Margaret against Argentina. A British other an injured foot. Telephone 643-7153. 000. 1967 Plymouth - really ROCKVILLE tw o VW RABBIT 1975 - 4 door, good shape, $900, restrictions, Ferrara said, but they can find jobs Thatcher met with her war Cabinet spokesman warned reporters that Argentina’s navy commander USED TAG SALE - Better Than 4 speed. Good condition REFRIGERATORS, Ever! ^turday May 15th, 9 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 bedroom apartment. Stove Telephone 643-7757 or 646- offering salaries in the $15,000 to $17,000 range for a today amid reports she will give the success of the U.N. negotiations appealed for calm and warned of throughout. $1800, or best WASHERS, RANGES - to 4. 96 Melton Drive, East ••••••••••••••••••••••••' included. $260 per month. 7761. degreed registered nurse. . ; U.N. peace talks two more days to “ will be prejudiced and not ad­ “ difficult hours” following a week offer. 649-2118 after 4 p.m. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts Hartford, off Oak Street. WANTED: Good home for First plus security. The outlook for all other graduates is not as good,> reach a settlement over -the vanced if the wrong signal is sent to in which British warships and & Service. Low prices! Telephone 646-6714. Automotive Service 88 spayed female, U^months MERCURY MONTEGO Ferrara continued. The best opportunities can be founds Falklands before ordering an all-out Argentina by the non-renewal of planes sank one Argentine supply B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main MARKDOWN Backyard p^uppy. Has all shots. in insurance, banking and retail trade. military operation to retake the sanctions.” ship and damaged two others. hardtop, 1969. 6 cyl., 250 TRUCK REPAIRS - All Street. 643-2171. Tag Sale plus added items. Excellent with people. Call Homes lor Rent 54 “ But even in these industries, employment oppor-; Argentine-occupied islands. The British Defense Ministry British “warplanes and ships also HP engine, year old aspects, no job too large or Saturday, May 15th, 10 649-0360. battery, radio. Best offer. tunities are more limited this year and the job offers- British U.N. Ambassador Anthony meanwhile said there was no new pounded Argentine positions on the REFRIGERATOR - good a,m,-5 p.m. 81 Alton Street, small, Manchester 4WD SIX ROOMS - Includes Telephone 643-0261. seem slower in coming,” he said. The average starting! Parsons, who returned to London for military action in the blockade zone islands. condition, white. $100.00. off West Middle Turnpike. FREE KITTENS - fluffy stove, refrigerator. $550 Center, 248 Spruce Street. Telephone 649-9493 after Telephone 649-0261. scale is in the $12,000 to $18,000 range. ; the weekend to brief Mrs. Thatcher, around the Falklands since Sea Adm. Jorge Isaac Anaya todd a jet black. Six weeks old. per month plus utilities. No 1976 TRANS AM with ” T” 5:30 p.m. Litter trained. Piayful. pets. Security deposit Business degrees are still more valuable than those in; flew back to New York today for Harrier jump-jets Sunday attacked Navy Day ceremony in Buenos roof, marant stereo, power liberal arts, Ferrara said. Even here, though, several! further talks with Secretary- two Argentine supply ships in the Aires, “ these are difficult hours Ready to go- Telephone required. Telephone 649- windows and other extras. GAS STdVE - good epndi- major manufacturing firms have curtailed recruitment! General Javier Perez de Cuellar “ in Falkland Sound — the narrow when the spirits of the weak may 649-9827. 1752. Asking $3500. Telephone Two-Piece Style tion, $75.00. Call 647-9925 TAG SALE - clothes, toys, of MBA graduates. Starting salaries for MBAs average’ the hope of getting a settlement” on channel separating the two main easily be crushed by. pain.” tools, books, color TV, 647-0000 days; 646-7470 after 3 p.m. Musical Instruments 44 MANCHESTER - Older $23,000, a cease-fire with Argentina. The military command announced whatnots. Saturday, May evenings. islands. Victorian - first floor, five TTie prospects for federal employment are bleak.; ‘‘More than that I cannot But a British correspondent with Sunday that the supply vessel Isla de PORTABLE 15th, 10-3. I ll , Division SEA BRIGGS Small up­ rooms, three bedrooms. Ferrara pointed out a federal hiring freeze and program, guarantee,” Parsons said before the South Atlantic task force said los Estados, believ^ to carry a DISHWASHER - excellent Street, Manchester, right piano. Beautiful tone Appliances. No pets. $425 10th ANNUAL QREATER reductions have eliminated most opportunities. ", leaving London’s Heathrow airport during the night “ a British warship crew of 40 to 60 sailors, sank last condition. Sani cycle. - good condition. $98.00, monthly. Security and NEW ENGLAND by supersonic Concorde. challenged an Argentine merchant week following a British destroyer Energy efficient. $98.00, k Over 100 years old. For ap­ lease required. Telephone COLLECTOR CAR But Ferrara said past economic history left a spot of; A U C TIO N Telephone 646-3916. * y f pointment call 742-8460.. 643-6759: optimism. After the 40-minute Cabinet ship and bombarded it with its 4.5- raid in the channel between East Silurday A Sunday meeting, political informants in inch shells.” and West Falkland. TAG SALE - Saturday, •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• “ Cyclical episodes of high unemployment are! METAL CABINET sink May 22 a 23 London said if there is no Independent Television News The command said British a „„ „ no f„,. May 15th, 10-4. 35 Kenwood Boats-Accessorles 45 OHIces-Stores 10:00 A.M. Both Daya followed by recovery. And, as technology and manage-; •••••••••••••••••••••••• Eaalarn Slataa Eapoallion ment practices become more sophisticated, a higher breakthrough within two days, Mrs. reporter Michael Nicholson aboard warplanes damaged one freighter D «le . lor Rent 55 art?,! 1979 SEA RAY 20 ft, 228 ••••••••••• C antor proportion of graduates with be needed” across the. Thatcher probably will give the aircraft carrier Hermes said in and set another one on fire in the nace, $25.00. Telephone Waal Sprlngflald, Maaa. Horsepower. Tandem easy WORKSPACE OR board. Britain’s task force the goahead for 'a live report the Argentine ship may same channel Sunday. The number 643-2880. load trailer. Telephone 875- Adlaalon $4.00 Adulta STORAGE SPACE FOR $2.00 Chlldran 12 A Undar a major military operation — have been one of those attacked by of survivors was unkhown. 1497. RENT in Manchester. No Articles lor Sale 41 BE A BUYER - be a seller COME WATCH-IUT-OR SELL perhaps invasion of Falklands. Sea Harrier aircraft Sunday, but Keeping up the military pressure. lease or security deposit. Perez de Cuellar — who told the said he had no further details. ••• - The Eastern Connecticut' 1975 MFG CAPRICE -115 Reasonable rates. Suitable Early Entrlaa Includa; Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher Deaths on the job U.N. Security Council Friday, “ time In an earlier report, Nicholson Flea Market (Jet. 31 and HP. Evinrude, power trim for small business. Retail IN i Iwiiar XK CtmrlMi reportedly gave the go-ahead for 32, Mansfield) would be the and tilt, ski bar. Many 1973 M n 1100 ES R um is not on the side of peace” — said said Argentine combat aircraft and commercially zoned. 1970 Mmary CamrlMt Caifir DI7 more raids on Argentine occupation ★ answer for you. Every Sun­ other extras. After 6 p.m., today he thought he was at “ the last were approaching the carrier. Later ALUMINUM SHEETS Gall 872-1801, 10 to 5. lOMOwUnlM drop 20% in state forces to follow the weekend attacks i»<3aH aQ nrinfina nlafp*; M 7 day, 9 a.iii.-ua.m.-3 h p.m. \aci»cio(sellers o646-0299; w -u a w , uior otiy-aoou.649-9836. ------1929 Fradh 130 stage” of his efforts, he said they turned away without at- on 'ghipb' and Aegantiaev ground-^f, 1930 hdur0 '" He told reporters as he arrived at tm ^ /a w ’^.^'^' eaS^ ...... !1 n e w l y REN OVATED 1999 Owrrilal Cim ttt ' tacking. positions. necessary), Nothing to i t . Garden Products 47 310 square feet office 1907 7aytla 2000 0.7. WETHERSFIELD (UPI) — Work-related deaths iti office that he expected “ some The only British casualties or SSfor $2.00: Phone 643- but...... to do it. 487-1-7-im . •••••••••••••••••••••••• 2711. They MUST be picked available. Main Street 1975 Cbim M Ciyrica Connecticut dropped 20 percent last year, the state cbminteiits from the two sides today, reported during the weekend were The U.S. Weather Service said the TORO 76” professional 1904 C rm llt up before 11:00 a.m. only. location with ample Department of Labor reports. mainly'from the British.” minor injuries suffered by two of the Falklands were covered with low gang mower. Runs good. 1959 MwnOn 220 5 Can. parking. Call 649-2891. 1923 FtrO 7$acM Labor Commissipper P. Joseph Peraro said 60 In Luxembourg, Britain waited Royal Marine commandos who at­ clouds, with a cold front passing $ ^ . Garden fence 2 ft. x 8 SWIM POOLS - Distributor 1950 Dttala WaoOai Otatiai Wi|a< workers died from job-related accidents or illnesses In for its European Common Market tacked Pebble Island early Satur­ slightly north of the archioelaeo. LE Po uf; L a f^ l\ ’ ft. X Vi” steel. Heavy duty. 1900 ChTdtr kaMrid CamtlMa must dispose of brand new USED CAR LOT - 461 Main $8.00^each. 646-3632. Street, Manchester. Long 1951 HmaOnHnal 1981, the lowest since 1977 when there were 54 work- on ground 31’ long pools 192$ Odd: Camrl SaOai related fatalities. with huge sundecks, safety estabiished. Call weekdays 1929 laSalt CanarlMt SaOai TAG SALE - Saturday and Antiques 48 9-5, 646-2426. 1930 M acato C ancrlilt Caae In 1980, there were 81 work-related deaths. fencing, hi rate filters, 1929 $W i Bad: $nk C a im M SaOai ladders, - etc. Asking $978 Sunday, 12-5. 96 Wells Peraro said there were fewer deaths in eight of 10 job Ex-official says agency lied NnIqr raaadK anUHa aa a prMwreraO complete. Financing Street, Manchester. Fur­ GRAND OPENING - ONE MAN OFFICE - cen­ fields and in the transportation and utility areas, job- f Haroh Month of May - ANTIQUE kadt Saaa Ori dract aayaaal Iraa available. Call: NEIL niture, toys, clothing, etc. tral location. Reasonable. mxkum a yai— * OaaaM Harp related deaths dropped 50 percent, from 16 to 8, as p 6 f \ LO F T, 25 H untington MOKn'p- i - > V collect (203) 745-3319. Telephone 646-6714. Salat Cay, layart aait piaiaat aa result of major safety improvements. TAG SALE - May 15th, 10- Street (off East Center caUa kadi latlar aWi d ad i m Street) Manchester, Conn. ANOTHER KRUSE . Service jobs followed with a drop of seven fatalities fa cover up Nazi spy effort PRESTIGIOUS OFFICE - DARK LOAM - 5 yards 4. Black and white TV, INTERNATIONAL AUCTION from 12 to 5.Agriculture remained unchanged with two deiivered, $50. plus tax. scanner, furniture, Open seven days a week 10- centrally located, Glen Fa Mara kifarautlan cal Tal Fraa I- 5. Four rooms antiques and deaths and the only employment class with no reported ■ r Sand, Gravel, Stone & household items, tools, Lochen, Glastonbury. 900.32$4ni were later sent to the Soviet Union migration had been withheld from ■'TA’t:.-' furniture. Something for aiaaO ki M CU - lacaiy Cal 9M worker deaths was mining, which claimed one life in NEW YORK (UPI) — The State Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. miscellaneous. 57 Essex Includes heat,- electricity, in parachute team s in an un­ Congress, from the courts, from the .>1 everyone. al 413-714-5740 1980. Departihent defied two presidents Street, Manchester. No light secretarial service, O a M ky; Tkary Id a i Cary. successful attempt to perform CIA and from the local agents of the conference and waiting Retail trade was the only group to register an overall by smuggling Nazi war criminals '■-< A '- ORIENTAL RUGS - early birds. Rain date May assassinations and start civil wars, Immigration Service,” Loftus told room availability, $175 Ah tenkc e( fTT increase, from six in 1980 to eight last year. and collaborators into the country Chinese furniture, 22nd. Produce 50 “ 60 Minutes.” '•‘n - month. 659-2761 9-5 p.m. Peraro said the largest number of fatalities, 14, oc­ after World War II to gather infor­ Loftus said. cabinets, tables, chairs, He said the State Department’s “ We had one unit of the govern­ coromandei screen, royal TAG SALE - 21 Wadsworth GROWER and/or seller curred in government jobs, followed by construction, 12, mation about the Soviet Union and 1973 OPEL MANTA - Office of Policy Coordination— “ the ment out trying to prosecute the doulton dinner set, simoge Street, Manchester. May wanted to sell his produce MIsc. for Rent 58 and manufacturing, 9. send them on disastrous sabotage 15' & 16. Washer, furniture, on Main Street. Free space ...... cylinder, 4 speed transmis- first covert spy agency set up in the Nazis and other units of the govern­ Herald pholo by Thompaon and haviiiand china. Heart attacks were the leading cause of death among and assassination missions, CBS’ bookshelves and much available if daily basis. 643- THREE CAR GARAGE sion. Sun rooff. 73,000 United States,” pre-dating Uie CIA ment trying to secret the infor­ Telephone 634-0707. government workers and service and manufacturing •‘60 Minutes” reported. more! Low prices, must 1442. f o r r e n t - Zoned for miles. Good condition. 8318 The ..State Department lied to by several months — smuggled mation.” sell. 10-11 workers, and second in the retail trade. GARMENT BAG for ...... business. Building suitable Congress, the courts and the public several hundred. Nazi collaborators Those participating in the cover- Marching for peace ------^------* n e k i v A i 0 for any s e r v ic e type tion. $1295 , 643-2121. Seven of the 15 deaths in construction resulted from traveling, folds canvas to cover up the ill-fated program but into America | shortly after World up, he said, Included the FBI and the sturdy zipper with handle TAG SALE - May 15 & 16 * RENTALS business 649-2891. ____ tA yoked top with cape or falls. One construction worker also died from an lone sleeves is paired leaders of the Eiisenhower ad­ War n “ for intelligence purposes.!’ Army. group of 23 marchers was joined by more $25. 646-1617. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 30 ______•••••••••••••••••••••••* DODGE DART 1976 - 6 asbestos-related illness In 1981, Peraro said. Loftus said Frank Wisner, a A world peace march, which began last and 32 Essex s treet. cylinder. Automatic with an easy-sew gored ministration— including Vice Presi­ Boftus said the agents, who had than 50 area people as It snaked Its way from Rooms lor Rent 52 tran smission, power skirt. dent Richard Nixon and Nelson joined the Nazis as they invaded the former intelligence operative In month In Montreal and will conclude at the SWIMMING POOL Manchester. No. 8318 with Photo- East Catholic High School to Bolton. Stories steering, new tires. Low Roclcefeller — apparently linew Soviet Union in World War II, told World War H, was responsible for United Nations In New York In June, passed DISTRIBUTOR fights in­ MANCHESTER - Clean, Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. mileage. $2195. 646-7901. r 3L the State Department’s spy agency the operation in the early 1950s. through Manchester Sunday. The core and more photos on page 3. flation! Offers anditional furnished rooms, maid ser­ Size 12,34 bust, 3 $6 yards Expert sees lower rates aboirt: the Nazis and their ★ I and military intelligence “ that they He was asked if Wisner’s three discounts on the new 1982 vice. Security $50.00 week­ 46-inch. colll^orators and the cover-up, a models. 31 19 ft. complete ROOMMATE WANTED 1979 Malibu Current fiscal policies of the Reagan administration- could provide the Americans with a superiors — Nixon, Rockefeiler and TAG SALE - Some fur­ ly. Telephone 649-2813. Patterns available only (ornier Justice Department official with sun deck, fence and IMMEDIATELY to share Classic sport coupe - V8, are working and interest rates are coming down, accor­ C.D. Jackson, undersecretary of niture and miscellaneous. in eises shown. said. - secret army behind the Iron Cur­ filter. $ 9 7 8 delivered. Will two bedroom duplex in automatic, Dower steering, Saturday. 9-2. 182 Green FURNISHED ROOM in TO OIDER, tssl $1J« Itr tack ding to economist Yale Brozen. John Loftus, a former prosecutor tain. It was a tragic lie. Every one Health, Education and Welfare — finance. Call collect 203- Glastonbury. $ 2 0 0 a month brakes, AM-FM radio, air- ulttra, site $0$ far Itatait aal Road, R och ester. Manchester. New house, ■ aadllsf. Brozen, who will speak at a forum on economics at the of their operations had been knew of the clandestine operation. Bolton Demo raps Manchester 964-5642. plus half utilities. Call 659- conditioning, vinyl roof, with the Justice Department’s of- central. Wall to wall 2509 after 8:30 p.m. defogger, more. 643-2880. SUE iUMEn ■HJniversity of Hartford in June, predicts that the prime penetrated by the Soviets.” . “ I have read some classified in­ Ikt iMkactw InU fLce of special investigations that carpeting. All privileges. rate, now 16.5 percent, will be 14 percent by the end of was set up in 1980 by President Many of them, he said, were later formation that indicated thqt a 25” MAGNAVOX color Yard, parking, bus line. use Sat. elSmnsst T.V. Best offer. Girls: SIX ROOM furnished 1971 CHEVROLET Con- Daw Talk, N.V. liOM this year. .Carter to root out Nazi identified as being agents. number of these programs were ap­ Includes heat and utilities. apartment - to live in with Pointing out that the Inflation rate has dropped from a proved at the highest levels,” Ixiftus sidewalk bike, needs tires, SATURDAY, May 15th, 10- cours wagon. Posi- Frlat Ntaia, SMmt adik Ell il^llaborators, made the allegations In a “ conservative estimate,” for not backing arms freeze 10-5 p.m., 649-8206 Monday owner. Telephone 649-7911. traction, trailering axle, CNE, Stna Naaikar aal Slit. high of 13 percent two years ago to five percent this said. $10.00; rollerskates, size 13 4. Huge two family tag thru Friday, 6-10 p.m., 647- ■ lo- an Interview with Mike Wallace Loftus said 300 are still living In the roof rack, 350 V8, power New 'FASHION with year, Brozen said that as long as it stays low^ the prime Nixon’s office said he would have red, ice skates size 11. sale. I te r a tiv e items, an­ 9813 evenings and Photo-Guide patterns in tin the CBS program Sunday. United States. Boys: hockey skates, size tiques, household goods, steering, automatic, radio, rate will continue to go down. But it takes a certain “ We later established that the “ no comment” on the report. Ahearn’s comments carried added weekends. rear defogger, more. all size ranges, has a The Nazi collaborators were given By Paul Hendrie the Town Meeting tonight. 6, blue roller skates, size 6. some furniture, jewelers speclai Grace Coie Collec­ amount of time, he said, for moderating inflation rates files pertaining to the Nazi im- Rockefeller and Jackson are dead. Manchester’s directors have weight because he himself servedus All skates $3.00. Telephone Original owner. 643-2880. jobs in the United States and some and Nancy Thompson velvet display items. MANCHESTER - Center NON-SMOKING tion for larger sizes: plus to bring down interest rates. The FBI said it could not comm- agreed to schedule an unofficial an Army nuclear weapons employ­ 647-0040. Moving - must sell. 23 Hyde 2 BONUS Coupons! Herald reporters Street, $50.00. weekly, plus professional to share house Brozen, interviewed by the university’s news bureau, , ment because of the “classified public hearing on the nuclear freeze, ment officer. In the event of war, his Street, Manchester. in Tolland. $225 plus Price . . . . $1 js. security. Kitchen said treasury bills, which peaked a 16Y« percent a year nature” of the Information, Wallace Bolton Selectman and Democratic probably on either June 3 or June 10, job would have been to tell his unit MUST SELL - 1974 Austin privileges. Telephone 644- utilities. After 11 a.m. ago, will be down to 10 or 11 by the end of the year. where and when to drop the nuclear TAG SALE- Saturday May Stormy debate due said. -5* Town Chairman Aloysius J. Aheam and to consider a November Marina, 4 door, 4 cyl, stan­ 0019. telephone 871-2934. 1981 FORD LTD SQUIRE A State Department spokesman bombs. dard. 45,000 original miles. 15th. 698 North Main WAGON- 302, air, P/Pb, blasted Manchester’s Board, of referendum. told United Press International: He said his experience taught him Excellent condition - no Street. 1960 Convertible, PLEASANT FURNISHED roof rack. 6450 m iles. Drectors Sunday night for its reluc­ However, the directors balked at “ We have no comment. We never rust. $1500. or best offer. toys, miscellaneous. 10:30 ROOM - reasonable. Near □ AUTOMOTIVE Extras! Immaculate! Call tance to consider a nuclear arms the idea of the board passing a there could be no limited nuclear New torch set, $225. or best a.m. bus and stores. Security. 568-4518. Investments over GOP's budget comment on intelligence matters freeze resolution. nuclear freeze resolution. Most of war. offer. New modem, foyer References. Call 649-0102. and we are not commenting on “ I bear and see in the newspaper th e directors agreed with “ Once they drop a small nuclear TAG SALE- Fireplace, pot chandelier, originally $ 5 0 0 - Auto Parts For Sale 80 1972 VOLK$WAGEN- something that happened in the where' the town of Manchester has Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Pen­ bomb on a bridge, we all know belly ' stove, washer, pin Investment prices courtesy of Advest Inc. are as < : WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate Domenid, in a statement sacrifice for $250. MANCHESTER - Nice rebuilt engine. 25,000 1950s.” some : people who think that a ny, who said he does not feel it is the enough about the Army and the Ar­ ball machine, cradle, auto room with kitchen 1971 CHEVY MALIBU for miles. Needs minor work. of 3 p.m. Friday. prepared for delivery today on the Telephone 646-1013. Republican leader Howard Baker nucleaL freeze is an issue that local board’s prerogative to involve itself m y’s leaders to know there will be ______much m ore! privileges. Gentleman parts. Good motor. $1100 or best offer. Call 646- Senate floor, called the budget .Price Change, . Ippes to bold a vote this week on the government should not be Involved in national and international issues. no end to it,” he added. preferrM. $50.00 weekly. Telephone 643-9470 or 646- 0876 anytime. Friday budget plan that President Reagan resolution ‘‘a document that OUTDOOR ROnSSIERE ^ ^Elin this week in,” sdid Ahearn. “ I really cannot “ We cannot allow politicians, who Security. Telephone 643- 4751. Advest Group 12V4 up V4 • maintains would lower interest promises hope for the American MEANWHILE, Democratic barbecue $10.(X). Canning Street,Manchester. Inside today understand their thinking, except to are basically good people, but who jars, pints, $4.00, dozen. 1878. 1 9 6 7 PONTIAC LE MANS Acmat NA unch r rates and bolster the economy. economy.” Director Stephen T. Cassano,who Autos For Sale 81 say that it is very narrow, certainly are mostly interested In getting Call 6496352. PARTS! May fit Tempest.) 41V5 Said Domenid, “ The resolution has asked the Manchester directors THREE ROOMS- $25 for Aetna up % ,But before the chamber is called Gas tanks, radiators, orsdie ‘ 20 pages, 2 sections, lacks jvlsion and is somewhat elected, to stand by and do our to approve an arms freeze resolu­ women; $30 for men. Also: CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe CBT Corp 23 V« dn 1% to order for a tally, there promises asks that Congress restrain growth FOR SALE: Black & drums, steering column, 1 advertising supplement stupid.’ ’ thinking. I don’t have faith in an ac­ Hand made bed spreads DeVille - 72,000 m iles. Col. Bancorp 17V4 unch ' .to be a stormy debate oh the $779 in federal programs, that is, that tion, said he will seek a change in Decker grass clipper and ESTATE TAG SALE-May bumpers fenders etc.. Best Ahedrn made his comments tor as president and I don’t have and new comforter. Call Good condition. $2700 or This woman - First Bancorp 27 unch . ;^muion package, approved earlier Congress restrain Itself In an dec- the board’s by-laws so national edger. $&.00. 55 gallon oil 15th., 9 to 3. 45 Elsie Drive, offer. 643-7894. Advice ...... 11 during la gathering Sunday night in faith in a general as secretary of First Hart. Corp W unch ‘ . this month by the GOP-d(Hninated tion year. I am told such a thing can­ issues will never again come before drum pump $10.00. Good M anchester. F urnitu?;: ...... ^ t o ft o ^ ’Mephone 742- ju s t so ld Area towns — ...... — 7 St. Bridget’s Church in Miuushester state,” said Ahearn. 1979 FORD Mustang, 4 spd, Hart. National 19Y4 unch., Senate Bu^et Committee. not han>en. The resolution ... says ■ 1 , ....2 0 the board. IS station. Telephone baby furniture, colored tv, *...... 6800 - Keep trying. Business. in conjunction with that was spon­ Apartmanta for Rant 53 ______OD, V6, excellent condi­ Hart. Steam Boil. Much, of file criticism from that such a thing must haiqieh.” However, Cassano said he still lamps, china, glassware, th e 41W up % .. Ctassifled...... 18-19 sored by the Manchester Nuclear WHEN THE Bolton Board ol kitchen items, radios, ...... 'l973 AM C H O R N E T tion, 36,000 miles. $4,000. Ingersoll Rand 49V4 up 1V4 Gemoentte as weU as Republicans He said the spending plan “ con­ C om ics...... (••If supports brard action on the arms 6464574/747-5201. Freeze! Coalition. Ahearn was one of Selectmen passed a nuclear freeze FIREPLACE GLASS and books, records, much, BOLTON - 3Vi rooms with wagon. Good dependable baby furniture J.C. Penney 35% -r is riveted (m the package’s call for fronts squarely and honestly the freeze, because he thinks it is an dn Vs Entertainment — ...... 12 several speakers. resolution test month, Ahearn said heatolator - Harthmaster much more!. basement, appliances, like transportation. $500. or Lydall 9 $40 billion in u n q i^ le d reductions question of bankruptcy” of the issue which overshadows all others. •••••••••••••••••••••••• she ho longer up % Lottery . . . : . v ...... __ 2^ Deputy Mayor Barbara B. the “ arrogance” of the federal motor three speed. 40” w x private home. Working b .O. Can be seen at 224 Oak Sage-Alien IVs dn 1 in Social Security. financially troubled Social Security “ We just have so many nuclear Motoreycfaa-Bleyolaa 6 4 O bituaries___ ...... ^ ...... g8 Weinb^g was the only member of government has forced local 26” h X S2’'d. $50.00. TAG SALE- 100 Tolland single adult, married cou- st., Manch. after 5:30 p.m. needs SNET 45% unch j 'AIthopgh Reagan endorsed the system. .warheads, why self-destruct?” said Rbad, Bolton, Saturday pie. No children, pets. — ------•••••••••••••••••••••••• to ln io n ___ the Manchester board present at the governments to take stands. Telephone 6496996. Travelers , 44% dn2 plan offen d by Senate Budget Oim- Domenid said the retirement Cassano. “ Manchester is not going and Sunday, 9:00 till 4:00. Lease, deposit. 643-2880. 1975 SUBARU GF coupe - MOTORCYCLE w ith a F^pletalk meetihg, but she left before Ahearn’s criticisms were es­ INSURANCE - Lowest Uqjted Tech ) 40% up % mittee Chairman Pete Domenid, R- system needs financial rd ief and Sports...... 13-18 to stop it itself, but maybe if all of MR. SOFTEE Ice cream Lots of miscellaneous . ------five speed transmission. Ahearn's speech. pecially interesting, because Penny Rates Available! Many op­ fast-action First Ct. Bancorp 26%' unch N.M., be told a news conference last the prbposed $40 billion in reduc­ the Mtanchesters of the world do truck and Franchise. MANCHESTER- Four Showroom condition, Television ...... ; — 12 Bolton’s Board of Selectmen have is expected to run for the state Financing available. Earn There's something for room apartment, first Excellent gas mileage, tions. Call: Clarice or Classified ' N.Y. gold 333.25 dn 1.50, wedt tt was ity to Q ngress to dedde tions — although unspecified — Weather ...... 2 Joan, Clarke Insurance a lrea ^ approved such a nuclear- Senate in the 4th District, which in­ money Mr coUegel Call everyone in today's floor. $ 3 0 0 plus utilities. $2500 or best offer. First Natl. Supermarkets 4% .d n 1 ' wbethw to todude Sodal Security would not toad to cuts in beneRts .Please turn io page S' Agency 6^1126. freeze resolution; it will go before cludes Bolton. 64»6db. Classified Ads. CaU 649-8379. Telephone 649-7406. 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News Briefing ■I r/t Braniff charges V Israel warns I OS AN O C IE8 r j computer sabotage 10WC81 against any attacks TtMPERATUReS AUStlN, Texas (UPI) - A senior W \ ftMtAMI H IIA N S V A 4 r JERUSALEM (UPD — Israel said it is executive of Braniff International says a trOTMO —— -V“ -l not looking for an “excuse to go to war,” computer sabotage scheme directed by but its warplanes streaked over Lebanon the office of the president of American 4tMOWtRS ^ »lP*r . ■* ‘ " and the Cabinet repeated its threat to Airlines pushed Braniff into bankruptcy. [T’3' iililllil retaliate for Palestinian attacks Sam Coats, Braniff's vice president­ IIPI w r AIM ER I01O CAS1 anywher.d in the world. marketing and chief spokesman, told While Israeli planes repeatedly flew United Press International Sunday that over Beirut, drawing anti-aircraft fire, American used its computer system to the Israeli Cabinet said that "under no m tm u m cancel Braniff reservations and switch MM m conditions” wouid it tolerate any passengers to American flights. guerrilla attack in the Israeli-Lebanese Coats’ comments mark^ the first border area — or elsewhere. time an official of Braniff, which filed The Cabinet communique quoted a for bankruptcy Thursday, has publicly t m Palestine Liberation Organization broad­ accused American of illegal or unethical X O d S V S fO rO C flS t cast that rejected past Israeli warnings conduct. American spokesman Paul ^ against guerrilla activity inside Israel, Haney said the remarks were “not Today sunny. High temperature near 80. Light north the occupied territories, or abroad. The worthy of a response” and Robert Cran­ wind. Tonight clear and cooL.Low temperature 40 to ^ . PLO believes the U.S.-arranged cease­ dall, president of American, was not Light north wind. Tuesday sunny. High temperature in I fire applies only to the Lebanese border. available. the middle 70s. Light variable wind. UPI photo H, V “Under no conditions will Israel ever “I’m saying it’s come right from Bob Herald photo by Hendrie accept this distorted, arbitrary inter­ Crandall’s office,” said Coats, referring Merairt photo by Thompson pretation by the terrorist organizations, Today in history to what he said was a highly Extended joutlook who directly threaten the lives of Israeli "professional” sabotage job using QUENCHING A MARCHER’S THIRST Extended outlook for New England Wednesday CATHERINE ALLPORT AND ED GRIGGS FOLD PAPER CRANES ritizens," the communique said. On May 17,1954 the U.S. Court ruled that racial segregation In public American’s computer sys^m — SABRE . . . Japanese tradition makes wish come true . . . Greg King, 463 E. Center St., gives drinks to peace marchers A senior Israeii official said the through Friday: schools was unconstitutional. A mother displays a headline as she sits — the most sophisticate in the'industry reiteration of statements made last and which Crandall helped design. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair week by Israeli government and military with her child on the steps of the high court In Washington. Wednesday. Chance'of showers Thursday and Friday. leaders was meant to “inform the world Overnight low temperatures 45 to 50 Wednesday 50 to 55 In Manchester Sunday on way to U.N. the situation will not continue.” Thursday and Friday. Daytime highs 70 to 75 Wednesday Hinckley suicide Education agency Graham defends and Thursday 65 to 70 Friday. ^ • I Vermont: Fair Wednesday a chance of shoyzers 7 30 Guatemalans tries linked to deal abolition delayed Soviet crusade Thursday and Friday. Mild temperatures highs in the ^ killed in violence 70s. Lows 45 to 55. WASHINGTON (UPI) - John W. '' WASHINGTON (UPI) - The way WASHINGTON (UPI) - Evangelist Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Wednesday. Chance of N-freeze marchers gain local support GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala Hinckley Jr.’s two silicide attempts after Education Secretary Terrel Bell sees it, Billy Graham defends his religious showers Thursday and Friday. Highs in the 60s to low (UPI) — Gunmen shot to death an 18- shooting President Reagan were his 2-year-old agency will likely remain crusade to the Soviet Union, but admits 70s. Lows mostly in the 40s. motivated, in part, by his inability to ob­ open for a while longer, but it remains way to get the message across.” Street honked their horns in support. month-old baby in political violence that he should have edited out a portion of his By Nancy Tho,|npson for God and my country,” said Ron tain a plea bargaining agreement, a destined to be closed by the Reagan sermon. Keegan, a marcher from the Lake Marsha Van Zandbergen, who Greg King, of 463 E. Center St., killed another 24 civilians, police said. and Paul Hendrie Leftists also killed five soldiers in an am­ prosecutor contends. White House. Interviewed on ABC’s '"rhis Week Placid, N.Y. area. came from South Woodstock to turned on his garden hose and Prosecutor Roger Adelman said Bell said only one-fifth of the Senate is With David Brinkley” via satellite from Long Island Sound Herald Reporters . RICK AND SUE Salters, a Ver­ joined the marchers for the day, had offered marchers drinks of water as bush. ready to help Reagan abolish the agency Police said Sunday a dozen bodies Hinckley, whose trial enters its fourth London, Graham reiterated, “I saw and For a few dozen people, walking non couple who are members of her own way of sharing the message they passed. and some education groups that might The National Weather Service forecast for Long were found Saturday in isolated Indian week today, was despondent about the felt I saw, at least, more (religious) across Manchester Sunday was a Manchester’s Unitarian Univer- of the march with others. She The marchers and their local sup­ back the move are now too upset with Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.I., to Montauk Point villages around Huehuetenango province failure to obtain a deal with the govern­ freedom than I thought existed.” LV matter of worldwide importance. salist Peace Society East, had their passed out balloons with the word porters agreed that nuclear disar­ in northwestern Guatemala, adding they ment that could have meant a relatively proposed spending cuts to do so. Graham said much of the criticism he N.Y.: T 1 reasons for walking right along with "love” written on them to people mament is a matter of immediate “ We’re not going to introduce the bill North to northeast winds 10 to 18 knots this afternoon. The people were members of the bad no clues as to the identities of the soft sentence. received was based on his being mis­ World Peace March. Some are them — their children Kristalyn, age watching the march from their importance. (to close the agency) tomorrow because, Northeast 10 knots or less tonight. Variable winds at 10 killers. Adelman made the comments last quoted, but he acknowledged that his ser­ walking from Montreal to the 6, and Varian, age 4, who rode the lawns and porches. “I feel that the alternative to a Gunmen killed eight members of an In­ Friday during a private conference with as I said before, if we do, we’re not going mon contained a biblical passage that knots Tuesday. Partly this afternoon and tonight. Fair route in a red wagon pulled by their “ I always think a gimmick gets a freeze will probably be some kind of to be successful,” he said in an inter­ Tuesday. Visibility generally over 5 miles, but 1 to 3 United Nations in support of the dian family, including an 18-month-old other trial lawyers and U.S. District told Soviet citizens to obey authorities. Special Session on Disarmament parents. little positive attention,” she said. first strike within the next few baby and three other children, in an at­ Judge Barrington Parker, who is view. “It’s going to be a while yet before He said he forgot that passage was in miles in haze and fog Tuesday morning. Average wave and they were accompanied by local “We figure we just can’t sit back “I would certainly like to have the years, ” said Melvin Hathorn of tack Saturday, in Chichicastenango, a presiding over the case. The conversa­ we’re ready to move.” the sermon and, in hindsight, he said he heights 1 to 3 feet today, 1 foot tonight. supporters during part of Sunday’s and do nothing,” Rick Salters said. world here still when my children Manchester. “It’s only a matter of The administration plans to propose Quiche province town 45 miles northwest tion was recorded in the trial transcript. should have taken it out. 17-mile journey from East Hartford ”1 think we already have enough are grown. I have a 9-year-old who's time and luck that we’ve avoided it abolishing the department, create(l by of the capital, police said, Dr. William Carpenter, a defense psy­ to Bolton. weapons — more than enough — and paranoid there’s going to be a war.” this far.” the Carter White House, and replacing it chiatrist, testified last week Hinckley 1^^ More than 50 people joined the 23 I think it’s not possible to ever use Another symbolic statement was with a Foundation for Education National forecast was driven in his attack on Reagan by marchers on their way across them.” being made by tbe’ marchers who suicidai thoughts that included a plan to Assistance. Storms jpojjpd n r folded paper cranes during rest Spraying begins FBI joins probe By United Press International Los Angelas c 80 62 *4 r Manchester Sunday afternoon. That Manchester resident Mike Sai- shoot himself and perhaps kill Jodie That foundation would control ^.8 City & Fcst Hi Lo Pep Louisvil^ c 86 60 fH ' mond was also walking for his stops at East Catholic High School HARTFORD (UPI) - Aerial billion worth of programs out of a total the South) Albuquerque c 79‘ 48 .... Memphis pc evening, about 100-gathered at St. of attack on sailors Foster, the actress with whom he was in­ Anchorage e ‘ 56 38 .... Miami Beach c Bridget Church on Main Street to children — the students he teaches and St. Bridget. According to spraying against gypsy moth cater­ fatuate. He said Hinckley had shown $10 billion in 1983 federal education spen­ Asheville pc 86 54 .... Milwaukee r 78 44 ;1' at Ellington High School. Japanese tradition, a person who pillars with a biological insecticide By United Press International Atlanta pc 89 65 .... Minneapolis r .34 hear the marchers talk about their M SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UPI) - The suicidal tendencies for several years. ding. ’’The students in my classes were folds 1,000 paper cranes will have a is scheduled to begin today in two PBI, fearing terrorist involvement, Billings c 64 44 . .. Nashville pc 67 experiences and see slideshows on Birmingham pc 89 62 .... New Orlens pc 61 the dangers of nuclear weapons. asking a lot of questidns about wish come true. The marchers are dozen Connecticut communities. jo in ^ Puerto Rican police in the search Boston c 68 57 .... New York pc 81 56 .01 * folding cranes and plan to present Tornadoes and thunderstorms packing Brownsvll Tx. r 85 76 .01 Oklahom Cty r 80 57 2.06 Those who marched — both those things — including nuclear weapons The spraying by AgRotors will today for gunmen who sprayed ' four Buffalo pc 80 56 .... Omaha pc 74 55 05 — and I really didn’t know the the 1,001st crane to U.N. Secretary take place in Bolton, Bristol, American sailors with bullets, killing Rescue hindered baseball-size hail destroyed homes and who were there for the day and dropped 5-inch rains in the Southwest Chrlstn S.C.' pc 80 70 -.17 Philadelphia pc 65 65 those who are walking the distance answers.” General Javier Perez de Cuellar in Burlington, Deep River, East Gran­ one and seriously wounding three. Farmer to testify Charltl N.C. pc 90 63 1 A) Phoenix c 96 70 New York. SAVERTON, Mo. (UPI) - The Chicago pc 83^ 56 .... Pittsburgh pc 83 53 — saw their efforts as something Saimond said he researched by, East Lyme, Essex, Glastonbury, The Sunday morning attack was the today, piling up the wreckage from LITTLE R(X:K, Ark. (UPI) — Farmer crippled Delta Queen was stranded torrential rains and at least 90 tornadoes Cleveland pc 69 90 .... Portland Me. c 62 49 they are doing for other people. nuclear weapons and what he found Granby, Greenwich, Lebanon, first killing of a Navy sailor in Puerto Columbus pc 85 53 .... Portland Ore. r 73 49 led him to participate in Sunday’s rilE BELL.S at Center Manchester, Marlborough, New Wayne Cryts, who raided a bankrupt against a dam in the middle of the for a second straight week. Dallas r 81 60 .13 Providence c 72 S3 Herald photo by Thompson “Since I didn’t have any respon­ Rico since leftist terrorists ambushed a Mississippi River early today, with in­ Denver pc 64 43 .04 Richmond pc S3 61 sibilities, I thought I would do anti-nuclear walk. Congregational Church tolled as the Hartford, Old Saybrook, Plainville, grain elevator to seize his impound^ Tornadoes touched down in the'Texas 76 63 .09 St. Louis pc 86 63 A Navy bus two years ago, killing two and Des Moines cy ■“I believe in everything that marchers filed through the center of Simsbury, Somers, South Windsor, soybeans, will use a special three-day surance underwriters and lawyers panhandle near Childress and destroyed Detroit pc 79 52 Salt Lake Cityc 71 45 something for the world,” said Herv injuring 10. haggling about how and when to move it. Duluth r 52 43 .23 San Antonio r 65.69 BUDDHIST MONK FROM JAPAN they’ve stood for so far and a march town. Residents along the parade Tolland, ’Torrington, Vernon, Wind­ "We were walking along the street release from jail lo testify before a a home several miles west of Wichita Miniout, a marcher from Montreal. After waiting most of the day for K1 Paso c 86 51 San Diego c 75 63 . . . gives speech with translator “I felt it’s the best thing I could do seems to be a good way to be a good route waved and cars on Center sor Locks and Woodbury. when these guys in a car started shooting Senate committee. Falls. Hail the size of pounded Hartford c 78 so San Franese pc 65 50 i. clearance to help remove the at us,” Anthony L. Phaneuf, a gunners Federal Judge CJiarles W. Baker, who northwest and north central Texas in Honolulu r 84 73 San Juan cy 85 78 .... paddlewheeler from the dam where it Indianapolis pc 87 50 Seattle r 69 447 .06 mate, told a reporter from his hospital said April 28 he would keep Cryts in jail Matador and Grassland. 89 59 Spokane r 74 52 .... crashed late Saturday, the tugboat .lacksn Mss. pc bed. until he tells who helped him raid the A pair of twisters was sighted to the Jacksonville c 91 60 Tampa c 87 67 .14 grain elevator, issued in Little Rock a “Dave Carlton” headed upriver. Tiorth of Oklahoma City at Kingfisher Kansas City r 76 60 Washington pc 85 63 ^... The sailors were returning to their I>as V ^as c 87 64 Wichita r 65 57 1.31 Canadian demonstrator: temporary release to testify at the Stan ’Thune, president of the Delta and near Guthrie. In the southwest por­ Little Rock pc 86 65 ship around 1:10a.m., passing in front of Queen Steamboat Co., said that plans the San Juan yacht club in an area of request of Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan. tion of the state storms spawned a tor­ Cryts was to return to the Pope County were “to start to move the operation to nado, dropped golfball-size hail and heavy traffic but few pedestrians when move it (the Delta Queen) away from the gunmen opened fire from a passing jail in Russellville, Ark., by noon churned up M mph wind gusts in the area • ■< ‘ the dam in the morning.” You have to work at change white car. Wednesday. around Fort Sill. Lottery their targets sooner. By Paul Hendrie , resource studies at McGill, which he described as a scientific approach to "The way of thinking about it is and Nancy Thompson that it is more and more dangerous Herald Reporter natural resources, such as F eopletalk agriculture, forestry and alternative to play with these weapons,” said Numbers drawn In New 9031. Norman Beaudet, 19, set out on energy. Beaudet. "The more you shm'ten the England Saturday: Rhode Island daily: 7067. foot to New York from Montreal on He is active in the Quebec Nuclear time for the leaders to react, the Connecticut daily: 415. Business Image Vermont daily: W . April 3 with the hope that he could Freeze Coalition. more we put all our confidence in Maine dally: 010. Massachusetts daily: show people they do have the power computers. Then what is going to New Hampshire dally: t'v Some American businessmen aren’t happy with to stop the nuclear arms race. BEAUDET SAID the march has happen to humanity?” their television image constantly being pictured as He was one of 25 people who were gone pretty smoothly, so far. The BEAUDET SAID Americans may either' immoral or ineffectual, citing the best- 'in at the-start of the march to the marchers walk by day and are be lulled into a false sense of securi­ known businessman on TV is Larry Hagman, June 12 rally at the United Nations, sheltered and fed by supporters ty by their confidence In the right to starring as the unethical J.R. Ewing in “Dallas.” in conjunction with a special session along the way. They are met each free expression. There’s no anticapitalist plot, however, accor­ Almanac on nuclear disarmament. The night by an advance person, who Unlike many governments, which ding to “Dallas” prclducer Leonard Katzman in an march passed through Manchester carries luggage and supplies. keep their citizens in the dark by article on the business image in Industry Week 'on Sunday. “The weather was bad at first,” limiting information, Beaudet said /A magazine. In his French flavored English, said Beaudet. “In Montreal, when the U.S. government accomplishes Katzman believes J.R. expresses many people’s By United Press International the McGill University student said we started, we had rain and snow the same thing by releasing a flood fantasy life, and he said, “Down in the deep, dark what really bothers him is not the and really big winds. Since then of information, much of it false. regions where we all live, I think we’d all like to be Today, is Monday, May 17, the 137th day of 1982 with people who oppose what he is doing, there have been a few rain showers, What Beaudet said nuclear anns able to do what J.R. does and get away with it. The 228 to follow. because they will continue to argue but it has been nice mostly.” opponents want from the United wheeling and dealing and manipulation — and not The moon is in Its last quarter. anyway. He said he considers 'The reception along the way has Nations special session is a Herald photo by Thompson having to answer to anyone for your mistakes — it’s The morning star is Venus. apathy to be the real villain. been favorable, too, Beaudet said, timetable for disarmament, not Just everybody’s dream.” The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and “ People think they don’t have any despite the occasional appearance talk. MANCHESTER YOUTHS JOIN PEACE MARCH Saturn. power,” said Beaudet. ’’That’s of hecklers. Beaudet said at an earlier U.N. Rich Wescott (center) and Len Thornock (right) join Norman Beaudet of Montreal Pallmony pose Those bom on this date are under the sign of Taurus. . false. They give the taxes. If they “Most of those people really don’t disarmament session, Canadian Edward Jenner, the British doctor who developed the stay quiet, they think they are not on know what the issue Is all about,” Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau MU'l Marcella Mitchelson, artist-w(fe of palimony smallpox vaccination, was bom May 17, 1749. any side. But to stay quiet is to ap- said Beaudet. “They always care gave a very good talk on theneed for lawyer Marvin Mitchelson, finally got her On this date in history: ,prove of what’s going on.” about which one (the United States disarmament. Then, Beaudet said, glot^trotting husband to pose for a portrait. It In 1792, 24 brokers met in New York City and formed ^ He said he encounters many peo­ or the Soviet Union) is the best, on Trudeau turned around and wasn’t easy. the New York Stock Ebcchange. ple who say they oppose nuclear both sides. That's not the question. accepted cruise missiles in Alberta. “ I’m going to put a ridiculous price on that pain­ In 1954, the United States Supreme Court ruled racial ' weapons, but believe the march is a The question Is whether you want to Beaudet said he also would like to live with all these nuclear arms.” ting,” she said. “I can never get him to pose.” UPI photo segregation In public schools was unconstitutional. wasted effort. Beaudet said he asks see Americans become more aware 7 She did it by painting Mitchelson asleep on the In 1973, the Senate Watergate Committee opened ' ‘those people if they have ever tried He said the answer to that ques­ of the dan^rs and horrors of ifsr. couch. hearings Into the break-lh at Democratic National to change things, before declaring tion must come soon, because time “When we w « e in Groton ysstar- Mitchelson is handling the divorce settlement of ‘Man of the Year’ headquarters in Washington, D.C. . ' such efforts failed. is running out. Newer wtopons day, the submarine base was open to Sheika Dena al-Fassi. Saudi Sheik Mohammed al- “You have to work at it first,” he systems may doom hopes for pMce, the pubUc," he said. “Therie was a If; efi Fassi once shocked his Beverly Hills, Calif., Frank Sinatra presents “Man of the Year” Grant's wife, Barbara, Is on right and com­ ' 'added. h said, because they will be harder kind of glorification of war. The peo­ neighbors by painting his palatial home pea-green tribute to Cary Grant (glasses) Sunday at edian Rich Little Is In the backgrbund at Beaudet is majoring in renewable to verify and will be able to reach ple were going there for the and painting nude statuary on the front lawn. the Friars Club testimonial dinner at the left. iianrt|PBt9r Hrrald weekend with their children and Sheika Dena is suing for $3 billion. A California Waldorf-Astoria Hotel In New York. showing them the place where they court has ruled she may live there until the com­ Richard M. Diamond, Publiahar Two Manchester teens are doing the most dangerous munity property suit is settled. Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager weapon ever, the Trident sub­ To salt the wound, she offered Mrs. Mitchelson marine, without showing them use of the mansion for a July 9 showing of 50 pain­ Quote of the day Glimpses picutes of the other side, what USPS 327-900 VOL. Cl, No. 193 tings. Mikhail Baryshnikov, who attended several per­ pack up and join march happened ' in Hiroshima and formances of the Russian Kirov.Ballet in Paris, is Publlihed ddly except Sundey Suggested carrier rates art Nagasaki.” .> Bob Keeshan, best known as “Captain end certein holldeye by the in New York for the American Ballet Theater's I t . 20 weekly, tS.12 for one Funny girl ' Kangaroo,” doesn't blame television for every Mencheeter Pubtlehlng Co., 16 month, S1S.3S lor throe months, . Two 17-year-old Manchester Groton. . V- ' He’S easy to find ' wrong turn in children's development — but he is benefit performance May 18, chaired by J a ^ e Brelnerd Piece, Mencheeter,' $30.70 for elx months and $61.40 .. youths showed up at Sunday’s Wescott and Thomodi no longer Gilda Radnor, who admits to being a child televi­ Onassls ... Elizabeth Taylor is due in New York Conn. 0S040. Second cleee tor one year. Mall rates are attend high school. They said their EAST WINDSOR (UPI) - PoUce disappointed in the way children's television poetego pel8 et Mencheeter, available on request' nuclear freeze march out of curiosi­ sion addict, didn’t turn comedienne by accident. programming has gone. from London the first w e ^ in July for conferences Conn. POSTMASTER: S w d ed- ty. By the end of the night, they bad decision to join the ntuirch was spon- say they bad no trouble getting a V >■* h . € She told Dave Marash on WCBS-TV, NEW York’s with co-producer Zev Bufman about the Elizabeth dreee chengoe to the Mencheeter To ^ace a daeelfled or display ' . paejeed a backback and joined tbe tADGOUS description of an offbeat buidlt who News At Five, that it started in adolescence when On accepting the National Education Taylor Repertory Company ... Jane Pauley of .Hereto, P.O. Box SSI, advartlsemsm, or to report a Wescott said he belongs to the they are seeking in tbe 'armed Mencheeter. Conn. OS040. .. marhb. pbe looked in the mirror and decided she "better Association's award for advancement of learning NBC's “Today” show will receive the 1962 Achieve­ news Hem sto^ or picturo Mae, Rich Wescott, of 96 Foster St., and National Guard. So. what's a soldier holdup of a convenience store. know how to talk” because “I wasn't going to make through broadcasting he said “We, in the industry, ment Award from the Women's Division of Albert call 643-2711. Ofllce hours are To eubecribe, or to report e 8:30 a.m. lo 5 p.m. Monday 'Len Thomock, of 9 Church St., said of 3orts doing walking In a peace W itness said a gunman wearing it on my looks.” have got to stop taking children and bringing them Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University dellvety proMom, cell 847-gS4S. through Friday. • they would walk with the peace march? a motorcycle helmet, full-faced Herald photo by Thompeon She explained that even socially, “ ...like when to the bottom line and turning them upside dom to ... “Family Reunion” starring Bette Davis recently Office houre ere 8:30 e.m. to 5:30 . marchers for a couple of days, at “I just want to try to help us not UnM visor and red plaid shirt won' two awards — a Media Award from the p.m. Monday through. Friday and The Mencheeter HaraM la a you start to date, if the guy takes you out and he’s see how many quarters and dimes we can shake out ''toftst. get In a nuclear war,” he said. entered robbed tbe store about 10:45 MARSHA VAN ZANDBERGEN HANDS OUT BALLOONS not happy when he sees you at the door,” you say of their pockets.... Maybe it Is about time that we Ainerican Association of University Women and a 7 lo 10 a.til. Saturday. DaNvary subacribsr to UnHed Prase Inter­ should bo mads by 5 p.m. Mdn- national news ssrvlcas end la a t' Tbe inarch is beaded toward the “Everybody would be dead in a p.m. Saturday and egcaped with . . . spreading message of peace marchers something that will make him think, "Hey, she's all did lean out the window and shout, “We have had Pinnacle Award from the New York Chapter of the day through Friday and by 7:30 member of the AudH Bufoau of ' "'Uaited Nations in New York via nuclear war.” » about tISO ta raiih. ' very bright for someone who looks so bad.'' enough, stop it, our children deserve much more.” American Women in Radio ahd Television.. a.m. Saturday. Clrculatlone. MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. May 17, 1982 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. May 17. 1982 Fire that killed two investigated; arson suspected Education aid cuts The bodies of Sheila Robertson, 24. and hi STAMFORD (UPI) - Fire officials Fire Capt. George Russo said Sunday a rciKirtcd a strong odor of gasoline. flammable liquid apparentiy was poured “This was definiteiy set,” said Russo. Rohan Evans, 6, were found in a second say they are continuing an investigation floor apartment, police said. The woman of an apparent pre-dawn arson fire that throughout the hail ways because the The biaze Saturday destroyed the shab­ building was consumed by fire within by three-story, woodframed building at 1 was found in her bed and the boy near a swept through a rooming house, killing a door. Authorities speculated he had tried # W 'f*H are compared to young woman and a boy and leaving minutes of a tenant noticing flames on lialy Street, Russo said. He said it probably would have to be torn down to escape. K. about two dozen others homeless. the first fioor. He said tenants also by 'large truck'

WEST Hi^RTFORD (UPI) - The caricaturist A1 Hirschfeld, and I f i f r impact of the Reagan ad­ Ronald Hofftnann, who shared the ministration’s proposed budget cuts 1981 Nobel Prize for chemistry. ; CHOICEST MEATS US TOWN ' - s . on- higher education can be com­ ’Trachtenberg told the crowd ha pared to being hit by “a very large was devoting his speeeh "to whal truck,” says the President of the may strike you as an unexpected MEAT DEPT, SPECIALS " DELI SPECIALS University of Hertford. topic: Ronald Reagan as a benefacj Stephen Joel ’Trachtenberg told tor of higher education;” ; DOMESTIC <-.1 students at the 'university’s 25th "One of the recurrent themes in tli^ U8DA CHOICE — 1st CUT commencement exercises Sunday Bible,” he explained to the C90KED HAM *2.49 that "attacks” by the Reagan ad­ somewhat surprised audience, "id CHUCK STEAK *1.39 LAND “O” LAKES ministration had created a climate that only pressure, adversity, or outi on college campuses that resembled right disaster teach us that what wq AMERICAN CHEESE... »«2.19 "a city under siege.” once took for granted is, in fact, a "When we began (to assess the precious gift.” < CENTER CUT MUCKE’S !?»** cuts), we felt as if a very large truck For calling attention to the impori had hit us and we would never tance of higher education in the BOLOGNA *1.89 United States, ’Trachtenberb said) CHUCK STEAK .lb..*1.49 recover,” ’Trachtenberg said. “We UPI photo WEAVER felt alone, vulnerable and rather "I think we owe Ronald Reagan a doubtful as to whether we enjoyed great debt.” ,.*2.49 DELEGATE-COUNTER STORY CHICKEN ROLL the support of the American He also defended the role of the . . . "everything Is In here" HORMEL public.” private college that he said through CENTER CUT But Trachtenberg said the its independence “teaches students THURINGER •2.49 challenge also has brought a new lessons that go well beyond the for­ CHUCK ROAST .lbH.49 . sense of purpose to higher education mal curriculum.” , QROTE A WEIGEL SKINLESS FRANKS or and rallied support to colleges and C an d id ates universities around the nation. “It is, among other things, a WHALER SKINLESS .*1.99 collective reasoning process — one ! ^ / “We have survived the storm,” he >’X said. "Unexpected numbers of peo­ that cannot depend on taxpayers,’ FIRST CUT ______— ------% i i ple, including many of our own money to ball it out if the collective keep close tabs students, have rallied and are process fails and a really seriopii is made,” Trachtenterg said. CHUCK ROAST *1.29 GARDES FRESH Herald photos by Tarquinlo rallying to our side.” 7 Some 1,175 undergraduate and 524 About 6,000 students, parents and PRODUCE SPECIALS graduate degrees were awarded, guests turned out in sunny, warm bn delegates Clowning around while hoSiorary degrees were weather for the outdoor ceremonies presented tbjazz great John Birks on the suburban campus of the un­ PRIDE OF FARM 59< The Manchester Little League took on the Greater Hartford "Dizzy” Glll^pie, New York Times iversity that was founded in 1957.. By Jacqueline Huard SUMMER or ZUCCHINI SQUASH Clowns of America Saturday at the Manchester High School United Press International TURKEY BREAST .H.29 99« football field. (Left) Shorty the Clown shows off his photo of ‘1he Connecticut roundup HARTFORD — “Everything,” Rick Story BROCCOU whole bunch" on the field. (Above) Shorty Interviews batter explained as he patted the blue portable file and smiled Tommy Carroll. so wide it lifted the eyeglasses on his"face, “is in here.” U8DA CHOICE UNDERBLADE 29« I “Blue Box-Brown Books,” as the plastic file was CAUF. CARROTS <'»»•• described in his memo to Richard Bozzuto’s campaign 4 P i n s staff, has a twin in a bank vault. ’The other is never out CALIF. ROAST *1.69 5ii99* G o v e r n o r of Story’s sight. ORANGES Educators honor Herald reporter “It’s not handcuffed to me,” he said with a laugh, "but I take it everywhere.” Barbara Richmond of the" from all areas of Connecticut. The non news for the Herald for about 12 issue. Mrs. Richmond was known Inside are five, brown, three-ring binders with the Manchester Herald reporting staff assembly was conducted at the years and before that was Vernon throughout the Vernon schools for rally for Poland names of the 933 deiegates to the Republican State was honored Friday night by the Hartford Civic Center. bureau chief for the now defunct her interest in covering school and Convention. Each delegate name is followed by a Connecticut Education Association. Mrs. Richmond’s name was sub­ Hartford Times for seven years. classroom activities. NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Gov. Solidarity and signed petitions number indicating whether they’re committed or up for Mrs. Richmond, a longtime member mitted for the Media Award by The supporting statement, sent “'The members of the Vernon William O’Neill and more than 1,000 asking President Reagan to declare grabs. TUESDAY ONLY of the Herald staff, was.^presented Lawrence Colvin of Manchester, a with Colvin’s nomination stated: Education Association miss her fac­ others turned out for a weekend ral­ Poland in default on its loans. ’The Story’s system (which includes color codes for towns: with the CEA's “Apple Award” for teacher in the Sykes School in Ver­ "This nomination is long overdue. tual reporting since her reassign­ ly to protest continued martial law petitions also asked Reagan to dis­ blue for friends, red for opponents, and orange for free outstanding journalistic effort in the non, and chairman of the public During her tenure as Vernon news ment within the Manchester Herald. in Poland. continue American credit to the agents) has Bozzuto with a majority of the delegate Boar’s Head area of education. relations committee of the Vernon reporter for the Herald, Barbara ’Through the presentation of this Demonstrators marched down Soviet Union and Impose a trade em­ vote. If anything. Story maintains, the number is low. lb. The award was presented by Education Association. It was ap­ Richmond has consistently reported award, Vernon teachers in par­ Broad street Sunday, singing Polish bargo on all Soviet bloc nations. r; ■ - "Most of them are, as Dick says, signed in Wood,” he VIRGINIA BRAND HAM M Robert F. Eagan, president of the proved by the VEA’s Executive news in a factual, professional and ticular, can say, "Thanks, Barbara, hymns and carrying posters con­ Mayor William McNamara Ij/i -said. CEA, at the annual Representative Board and then sent to the state unbiased manner. She never added for a job well done. We continue to demning the Soviet Union and the pleased tjie crowd by declaring in . ’The delegate count is paramount right now in the USDA Choice Assembly of the group, a meeting of board for consideration. opinion of her facts and was very miss your unbiased reporting of the Polish military regime. Polish, "Let Poland live and let minds of candidates running for the U.S. Senate, gover­ some 450 local association delegates Mrs. Richmond covered the Ver- careful never to sensationalize an news in Vernon.’’’ The crowd cheered when several Solidarity live.” nor and Ckmgress. ’The Democrats even have a four-way WHOLE TENDERLOIN 7 lb. Avg .lb. protesters burned a Soviet flag with “The government that locked -scramble on for the attorney general’s spot. a cry of "Long live Poland.” them (Solidarity) up should be ’The Democratic State Convention is July 18-17 and the Walter Grymek, a member of branded as an enemy of the people,” .Republican convention the following, weekend. Can- PZC to air Solidarity International, said the>- O’Neill said. "We stand here united .didates will be nominated and challengers will try for 20 /Vo Substitute purpose of the event was to “keep in our support of the citizens of , -percent of the delegates to force a primary on Sept. 7. this in the public eye.” Poland, and we pray that they will I'l ) Bozzuto’s count is disputed by his three rivals for the We Give Old Fashioned For Quality f t zone rules Demonstrators donated money for be free once again.” " Republican gubernatorial nomination — state Sens. Butcher Service . . . Russell Post and Gerald Labriola and Lewis Rome, a 'former state senator. on floods Motorist abducted Oslan, 29, of Hartford was fishing ■ “I think Dick’s statement is kind of ridiculous,” said with friends when he attempted to Post, a school board lawyer from Canton who is thought STORE HOURS; EAST WINDSOR (UPI) - An swim across the river from Hart­ 317 Highland S t East Windsor teenager is scheduled to be trailing in the delegate count. Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 Flood provisions in the town’s ford to East Hartford May 5. His Post has all the delegates’ names and sentiments zoning regulations will be the sub­ to appear in Windsor Superior Court body was found Saturday in Glaston­ today in connection with a predawn logged into a computer and says the committed Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 MANiaESTER Y ject of three public hearings by the bury. delegates are not as committed as others would like to Planning and Zoning Commission at abduction of a motorist who was held at knife-point before escaping believe. Sat. & Sunday 7;30 tonight in the conference room Crash hurts boy “In the Bush-Weicker race, those feelings run hard. In 'til 6:00 tm. of Lincoln Center. by leaping from bis car. Raymond Gagne, 18, was held in ’the gubernatorial campaign, it’s very fluid and Ihe com- HICniAtTD FJLBK The town plans to adopt a flood SALEM (UPI) - A 13-year-old •mitments are nowhere near as hard,” Post said. plain map and to amend its zone lieu of $10,000 bond Sunday charged local boy was critically injured in a with first-degree robbery, second- • Prescott Bush Jr., brother of Vice President George regulations to reduce the danger of collision between his bicycle and a Bush, is locked into a bitter and expensive fight with in­ loss of life and property damage in degree larceny, first-degree car. criminal mischief, unlawful cumbent Sen. Lowell Weicker for the Republican Senate flood prone areas. Police said ’Thomas Tiffany rode 'nomination. Rep. Toby Moffett is running solo as the The measures are needed if restraint and interfering with a his bicycle into the path of a car on police officer. Democrats’ nominee. ■ a w illllllllllllllllll* property owners are to continue to Round Hill Road Sunday. Tiffany Police would not identify the ' "I caujion our people not to get so caught up in the qualify for federally subsidized was being treated at Lawrence and day’s events BsHo overlook the major swings that are /■ flood insurance. motorist who was allegedly robbed Memorial Hospitals in New London. \ m ' C FROZEN & DAIRY by Gagne, and forced to drive a taking place,” Post said. “What you get is a slice of GROCERY SPECIALS One of tonight’s hearings is on short distance before he escaped time in any one instant in time.” WELCH'S 4 C . M . 2 9 regulations that would require a jumping from the vehicle. ’The TV ads dropped Robert Milvae agrees, but not for the same reasons. eilAPE JUICE...... STOUFFER CREPES permit from the zoning enforcement motorist was slightly injured in the 'Milvae took a leave of absence as Bloomfield assistant *1.29 officer for construction within the SfiuDmiTETUNA in OIL or WATER r,.M.29 SPINACH ...... fall, police said. WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - A itown manager to direct Rome’s cpmpaien. fldod-prone areas. Applicants for Police said Gagne then stole the Hartford television station has .10OZ. M .39 ’ "Our count is conservative,” he said, “^ e n we put a STEAK SAUCE...... HAM & SWISS . *1.29 the permits would have to supply car and crashed it into a stone decided to cancel late-night ads for 'delegate in our count, we’re 99 percent sure that KRAFT data about flood-proofing methods, bridge nearby in the Wlndsorville Penthouse magazine after the ails delegate is going to vote for us at the convention.” BARBEOUE SAUCE...... « “ • § 5 * descriptions of how a watercourse section of Blast Windsor and fled on ~ drew angry calls from viewers. ' Whatever Bozzuto says he has, Milvae claims, Rome SUN MAlb . ^ 7 a < CHICKEN wtth MUSHROOM *1.29 might be altered, and elevations in An official at WVIT, (Channel, 30, RAISINSn a in iH S ...... 8i»cii f « foot. ^has 11 percent more. DUNCAN NINES ____ MORTON j'elation to mean sea level. Details of Gange’s capture were who asked not to identified, said the . 2 lb. While the Republican gubernatorial candidates are BLUEBERRY or BRAN MUFnNS 99< FRIED CHICKEN *1.9! ^ Another hearing is on adoption of Herald photo by Tarquinlo not available, but police said he was text of the 10-second spots was not WALDORF arrested short time after the inci­ carefully reviewed before they were looking at a possible three-way primary with Rome, . 4paek 99< I TROPICANA ah amended zoning map that should , Bozzuto and Labriola, Democratic Gov, William O’Neill TOILET TISSUE...... *1.19 show flood plain zones. Do you recognize this resort? dent when an undisclosed amount of aired. JUMBO ROLL 69« ORANGE JUICE cash and a knife were recovered. He said one of the Sds ran at 1:30 ‘hopes to avoid one. SCOTTOWELS...... SW EET LIFE Another is on changes in the sub- a.m. Monday eclfic delegates. 7 ’ Abate maintains be has enough delegates to wage a KRAFT larceny, possession o1 cocaine with said "We made a inistake. ,-We SCOPE MOUTHWASH ...... •1.99 'primary. CHEESE SPREADS intent to sell, possession of cocaine renewed it and decided it was hot in ' “Tbeonlyomcern I have is holding them at the con­ S VAMETIEE Legwork for and possession of marijuana, z good taste and took it off the CREST TOOTHPASTE. .6.401. •1.29 station,” the station official said. vention,” Kerrigan said. , Easter Seals Parham and Brandon were also O’Neill, like the other candidates, is courting his ’charged with Interfering, with , i j delegates by telephone and in person. There are small Suellan Male from tM davalop- police. Crash kills man ,get togethers to make everyone feel like they’re Impor- mant departmant of the Police noticed the three riding in a FARMINGTON (UPI) - A 'taat. i llllllllllltll ■■■■■■■■■H ill Connecticut Easter Seal Socie­ car reported stolen earlier in the Cheshire man was killed and two 1 Sheila MiUman, the governor’s deputy campaign lirilh roupoh A 7..»0 purrhntf^ ty Instructs a group of walkers day. The suspects fled, Imt Parham girffh rowpnn A 7„Vt p iirrh n N ^ l i i /rh' rOllfHin roiifHin a-Wa T. 4.-F*'' tO f»Ml(jurrfcojl^ • I and Upchruch were caught a few people were Injured slightly'when 4ii^ctor, said most of the delegates she’s talked to ^ w I irifh roupon A' T..VI piirrfcoAP^ prior to Saturday’s bike-a-thon, ,who th ^ ’re going to vote for but are not ready to tril the UMIT ONE PER CUSTOMBN ■ I UMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER minutes later. the car they were riding in struck a I LIMIT ONK ra n CUaTOMIR I I UNIT ONE PIR CUSTOMER | walk-a-thon which benefitted Brandon escaped on foot, but was light pole and rolled over on world about it. MiiXWELL HOUSE | SWEET LIFE the Hemlocks>Outdoor Educa­ arrested about th r« hours later. Interstate 84, pidice said. j MRKAY I ■ PALMOLIVE DISHI ^ an honlMty I just don’t see where there are COFFEE I I LEMONADE tion Center for handicapped Brandcm was Jield oh $5,000 bond. Police said Scott Malberg, 20, was 'driegiattoiis *up for grabs,’'rahe seM.^.'TIta-govwnor’s 1 OLEO I ■ DETEaaENT > I WMtBorPInkeOx. children and adults. A. total of .Upchurch and Parham were each pronounoed dead oo arrival gji the 1 LD. " 9 John N; Dempsey Hospital in Ear- 'can^algn $taff ish’t4iMi« 23 walkerbahttSS bikers raised ' held on $2,500 bonds pending an "said'they do have several I 1 • ' more than $3,000 during the .15 ^appearance today in Stamford mington shortly-after the ooe Area towns m Andover... Bolton ... Coventry budget vote J a c k Confessions of a non-green thumb Anderson Washington Bolton builds to be asked schedule fortunes thrust upon ^-Go-Round "You're pretty smart," my It works fine when you plant you, -you can tell yourself you neighbor said to me over the gar­ two rows of lettuce a foot apart. bad planned it that way all along. By Richard Cody That takes a reasonable amount den fence Saturday, “ You're way You can fudge in another way. a playscape Herald Reporter of spading. But then, somehow, ahead of the rest of us." Manchester You can plant seeds of something the time comes upon you when COVENTRY —The taxpayers association plans lo I knew right then I was making like squash too late, wait a little Spotlight you must plant 20 tomato plants urge the Town Council tonight to disregard the town a mistake. while, and then buy a couple of Dems aim meeting Friday night and send the annual budget to llu’ three feet apart each way. "You decide whether a gar­ squash plants, just in case. polls. Suddenly you face a Horrendous dener is smart at harvest time, By Alex Girelli — City Editor About the timq you get the Joyce Carilli, head of the watchdog group, said tlii.s task. You just don't catch up. not at planting time, " I replied plants in, the seeds w ill have at one morning the association met in an emergency meeting My timing is off each year in a with a kind of rural wisdom we sprouted and pushed through the tollowing. the budget meeting Friday night and decided slightly different way. That is city-bred folks sometimes dis- soil and you will know your cau­ to read a letter at tonight’s council meeting. The letter, what makes gardening such a play. tion went for naught. another she said, will urge the council to adhere to the Superior fascinating hobby. One thing is Court ruling two months ago that said Coventry She was entirely wrong. Not cover the peppers every night every year'in the past. I realize there are all kinds perennial, however. When . residents have the right lo send their budget to the polls only about my being smart, but with baskets to ward off the chill. It was the man who tilled my of guides to avoid the scheduling W ASHINGTON - In the battle something takes approximately At the Friday night meeting, the more than 2u(i also about my being way ahead. over the budget, it’s hard to keep 1 have been patient with the garden plot at the very end of problems that plague me, but residents copied last year’s controversial move ,iiid Actually what 1 have been doing 54 days to maturity, I always straight who’s assailing whom. tomato plants. 1 bought them ear­ April. When he finished, I paid they are much too broad. I want rejected petitions by the taxpayers association thal iin is planting my warm weather manage to plant it approximately ly so that 1 would be sure to have him and tanked him. By way of something specific. President Reagan has found himself der the recently clarified law would ordinarily send llic plants too soon and my cool 54 days before the start of my' a good selection. And , of course, making conversatibn, I said I I would like somebody to waylaid by Republican forces whom budget vote lo reterendum The voters then appnn,cd weather seeds too late. summer vacation. at the nursery I grabbed the was glad the job was done come up with a foolproof planting he would prefer to see attacking the $6 4 million budget As I leave on my 800-mile trip, It was May 1 before 1 got into closest flats without even because I wanted to get my peas plan for the area of Manchester Democrats, But there is similar tur­ Last year, the Republican council under advice jrinn the ground any of those things 1 tell my neighbors, “ Please pick looking at them. Now 1 put them planted as soon as possible, that lies east of Norman Street, moil in the Democratic trenches. then-Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel sent the budget to the beans while I ’m gone; there’s the polls, where it was soundly defeated that are supposed to be planted outdoors each day. And each north of Oak Street, west of Clin­ The Republican budget, with its "as soon as the ground can be “ Those should^bave been in two no sense in letting them get At the council meeting tonight Republican memliei night 1 bring them in, water the ton Street and south of Florence estimated $117 billion deficit and $40 weeks ago," he said. tough” Roberta Konntz is expected to make a similar motion worked after all danger of frost plants and leave them in the Street. billion cut in Social Security He did a very good job on the is past." kitchen sink until morning, BE W'.S, BA the way, is one of And it should take into con­ benefits, is a wide-open target. But ’I'lll''. I’RESENT town attorney. Daniel I.amont. had And already I have planted garden, but next year I'm going 1 will not compound my error the 'Crops with a built-in fudge sideration such factors as un­ the Democrats are too busy shooting argued in court before .lodge Eugene T Kelly's decision some of those plants you are sup­ to contract with someone who is by planting them too soon. factor. The way I read the direc­ timely visits by friends, the at one another. fhat town charter does not preclude the annual town posed to put in "wlien the nights not so honest. Besides, 1 have no more baskets tions, you first plant them when Stanley Cup playoffs, and the At the center of the shooting budget meeting from going to referendum are warm. " The council made nii indication Friday about what to cover things with. I\ SOMK YEARS I have you want to and then you can necessity to write a newspaper match is Rep. Jim Jones, D-Okla., sort ot decision would be made tonight. spaded the garden by hand.. The "inake successive plantings column on Sunday night when I the Budget Committee chairman. 1 II AS rKM-;!) my pepper Actually it was not my What spurred that Tolland County Superior Ciniit He believes that a serious recession plants into their places a good bit neighbor who first made me advantage of that is that you every two weeks until July 15.” should be watering the lettuce — decision was a suit by six residents, led by Rolicil ago, totally ignoring their aware that 1 was lousing up the have to spade only so much as You can, but you don’t have to. plants, that is, the seeds haven’t is no tim e to be trying to wring par­ "Skip " Walsh (who is running lor state representative!, tisan advantage out of the budget tropical ancestry Now 1 have to schedule this year as I have you’re ready to plant. That way no matter what sprouted. who claimed that the Coventry charter pre-empts a process. So he has been working state statute scf'tion thal allows residents to lorce a with the Republicans on a com­ referendum on the town meeting promise budget. The plaintiffs clainft'd there was a conflict, and llial In M anchester This has offended Democrats who their charter superceded statute Kelly, however, sanl think the party would be foolish not the plaintiffs were comparing apples with oranges to seize the opportunity to stick it to that in fact the two sections the plaintiffs claimed weic It's a park, Reagan. The squabbling over conflicting were aclually dealing with two sepai.ilc things — and he ruled against them strategy has been exacerbated by I LTiiUt j.hot' by ’ arcii'inio The plaintiffs are at present appealing the decision .-li petty animosities and hurt feelings. a higher court level Jones’ tendency to go it alone has Lining it up One of the plaintiffs Bruce Stave, a Democrat wlm not a pigpen aroused resentment. His solo engineered the Democratic sweep at last Ni'vemlicr s negotiations with the White House Cloutier takes a snack break nearby and pet election, starled tfic hall rolling al the meeting Frid.iv without consulting his committee Tony Rash lines up a corner of a section of lends an eye. The playscape was put in this by challenging the petitions, T h e re ’s a beautiful park that If they escafie the glass, they members were described by one the elementary school's new playscape this MRS. t:VBII.I.I t;H\Ri;i:i) today that the meeting bitter critic as “ an attempt to cut a weekend. School board member Louis weekend. graces the center of are sure, to fall victim to some was loaded, "It was obviously set up -- pre-planned Manchester. Particularly this careless dog-owner’s mess. Or deal between the executive branch right down the line." she said season, the spring, the sights are they will ruin their new sneakers and one of the 435 members of ■The meeting Iasi year was also charged with being w elcom e. in some sticky hunk of gum. Congress.” loaded In response, Jones grumped that "I just hope they are lullv aware ol what they an' Dogwoods are in full bloom, as One wonders who these people his critics “ have springs in their doing. " she said about the council members, "1 wani In are brilliant azaleas that flank are who are fouling a public pants," causing them to jump up give them the hcnelil ot the doubt the library. Grassy slopes are place. continually to protest their exclu­ Resting She said the 436 persons who signed the petitions to gn neatly trimmed, and curved They discard their soda cans, sion from the budget negotiations. to the polls were not at the meeting because "we tell walkways wind past large old their candy wrappers, their ice Y et Jones likes to keep his own that (ability to go to referendum! is law now. We lelt there would be no problem now that there's been a maples and a few pines. cream containers, their used counsel. “ He’s never forthcoming,” Adam Baker and Jeff judge’s decision” But look again. Someone has paper bags and empty bottles, a Budget Committee source com­ Legg take a breather discarded a gigantic wad of pink their half-eaten sandwiches and plained to my associate Peter from helping to put In bubble gum. oven an occasional ragged piece Grant. “ Not even his staff knows the elementary school’s new playscape Satur­ A wrinkled water-stained of clothing. where he’s coming from,” Get ‘Your Money’s Worth’ Beyond the clash of personalities day and are Intrigued newspaper lies rotting under a What do their homes look like? Sylvia Porter tells how to get "Your Money's Worth is the difference over political by the photographer. tree. Are they as messy there as they — daily on the business page in The Manchester Heralil strategy. Jones sees danger in the Parents and residents A green whiskey bottle has are in the park? Do they trip Democrats’ trying to make political Walking the plank? put In the elaborate been smashed, and litters the over refuse in their living room . hay out of economic hard times; his playground this walk. the way we trip over their mess opponents want to point up the Cliff Scorso balances himself on a portion of weekend. . Letters to the editor Black graffiti adorn the on the w alkw ays? philosophical differences between the new elementary school playscape this The Manchester Herald's Open Forum provides spai e flagpole. Blatant disregard of other peo­ Democrats and Republicans. weekend while Joe Camposeo works to at­ for reader dialogue on current events. Address letters li, There’s scarcely a day goes by ple and public property is the uf- This strategy has been pushed tach a beam.. The playscape was put In this the Open Forum, Manchester Herald. Herald Squat c that a town of Manchester truck timate in selfishness and behind closed doors by several weekend by parents and residents. Manchester. CT 06040, cannot be seen on the grounds. egotism . Democrats, Including Reps. David Workers cut the grass, clean up It's unfortunate, however, that Obey, Wis., Don Pease, Ohio, and litter, raise and lower the flag. these few inconsiderate people Leon Panetta, Calif. They would like to prepare an “ ideological” budget, But it’ s im possible to keep up Bolton voters meet tonight who^ blight the landscape ra rely meaning a political document that with the tide of neglect and recognize themselves. might win friends and influence abuse rendered by a few BOLTON — Besides the proposed $20,000 in revenue sharing money for and an engineering study for a voters. They either assume that they 1982-83 $3.1 million budget, voters at the new ballfield, and another $25,- Bolton Center Road/Town Green residents who have no regard, it The object of the strategy is to are above social responsibility, tonight’s town meeting w ill have the 000 for additional projects. area drainage system, $3,000. would appear, for either beauty carve out a distinct image for the . chance to approve a nuclear arms These are; ' or public property. or they have so little regard for Democrats, with full knowledge that freeze resolution and a new ballfield • A fuel tank for the town garage, themselves and others that they 17. ^ ' Want to take your kids for a an “ ideological” Democratic budget at Indian Notch Park $2,750. When cash flow is slow, but you need to purchase walk in the park? Don’t let them cannot be reasoned with. A stands no more chance of passage If voters okay the armsrfreeze • A feasibility study for an im­ To report news run down tho.se tem ptin g green Meanwhile, their garbage than President Reagan's ideological resolution, Bolton w ill join many proved firehouse, $4,000. To report news items in Bolton, goods and services for your business... • Planning, engineering and specs hills. If they fall, they might cut runneth over — over the grass, White House budget did. other towns statewide that, have en­ Andover and Coventry, call or dorsed similar proposals. for an addition and renovations to their hands and legs on the over the streams, and over the “ I ’d like to show the people where write Richard Cody at The we stand before we start com­ First introduced by Selectwoman the town garage, $10,000. Manchester Herald, Herald broken bottles. waysides. Noreen B. Carpenter, the resolution ' • A new mobile radio for the promising,” Obey said in a closed Square, P.O. Box 591, has the support of the Board of police cruiser, $3,000. meeting of Budget Committee Manchester, CT 06040; telephone Selectmen. • Drainage work in front of the 643-2711. Barter is better. Democrats. The selectmen have also pointed Bentley Memorial Library, $2,000, Berry's World Unhappiness with Jones’ strategy and tactics has been building ever The exchange of giMds and you to market your product What do yoiM i^d’?^ _ Herald photo by Pinto since the Republicans presented their fiscal offeripg. In a meeting Four held services doesn’t have to stop or service locally or nation­ It could be new ei|iiipmenl. with the influential “ gang of four" / ■ NON-CREDIT COURSES > because money’s tight. A wide. It’s a fully-computerized FLAGPOLE IN CENTER PARK A new building. Real Ksiate. — Reps. Norman Mineta, D-Calif., in beating The non-credit program at Manchester Community College offers opportunities sophisticated new system exchange network that asks . . . target of graffiti specialists Richard Gephardt, D-Mo., .Tim for learning at a leisurely pace. For complete course descriptions and registra­ of exchange is now being used you two simple questions: Printing. Insurance. Repair Wirth, D-Colo. and Panetta — Jones ANSONIA (UPI) - Four tion Information, contact the Community Services Division at 646-2137. Classes by thousands of businesses services. You name it. We meet In the evening, once-a-week unless otherwise noted. was told bluntly that he either works young men, who claimed across the nation. The trend put it into the computer, and f&l,LOU)lKGi KlEuJS they are members of the Couree Day Dataa Coat What do you have?_____ with the committee or “ be does not toward “exchange economics" find it. You "pay’’ for it w itli Hell’s Angels motdYcycle Motorcycle Safety M 6/14-7/0 $42 get a budget.” began as a trickle a few years your trade units. club, were scheduled to Sign Language I M 6/7-7/26 $30 You describe the goods or AMP Jones called a peace conference to appear in Superior Court Manchesten A History In Silk ago. Today it’s a flood. Barter Open fOmiil / Readers' views T 6/8-7/20 $26 services you want to sell at By finding new customers, mend the fences with his com­ tod^y on charges they Biofeedback (Evening T 6/8-6/29 $25 is the process of exchanging UM«U»TABl.e f o ^ Vtgwefcs full retail value, not in you create more demand. And Send ietters to: The Manchester Heraid, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 mittee, hilt it had exactly the op­ allegedly beat two men and Biofeedback (Day) T 7/6-7/27 $25 goods and services you have dollars, but in "trade units.” WHO posite effect. What really Infuriated held them hostage at gun­ Calligraphy T 0/8-7/27 $35 for goods and services you you get the gixids and services We enter it in our computer, the disgruntled Democrats was that point. Intro, to Dungeons & Dragons T e/8-7/6 $25 need. And Barter Systems, you need. It's buying and and offer it to our customers when they asked for copies of Jones’ The four were arrested Body Politics: Non-Verbal Communication T 6/8-7/13 $28 Inc. is America’s largest selling, without money. And A0ODT at n private club in Ansonla Mixology W 6/9-7/21 throughout the country. of warheads, but the U.S. has the The German citizenry at least budget figures, he said he hadn’t $45 structured trade organization. now thal you’re beginning during the pre-dawn hours Understanding Hispanic Culture added advantage of a mixed system could claim the excuse that they prepared any. Next day, Republican W 6/9-7/21 $25 to consider the unlimited No excuse Saturday and were being Conversational Italian w 6/9-7/20 1 $30 of delivery, ie. by land, sea and air, were unaware of the purpose of the members of the committee turned Today's barter isn’t like the possibilities, we’d like you held in lieu of $25,000 bond Consumer Rights w 6/9-7/28 $32 whereas the'Soviets have 74 percent concentration camps; we have no up with copies of the figures Jones to give us a call, and we'll T o the Editor: eadh, police said. Computers Don’t Bite w 6/9-7/28 $32 simple swaps you made as a of their missiles in fixed land b asi^ such excuse. We all. |uiow of the said didn’t exist. ’The G O P com­ Police said they received Portraits Through the ages Th 6/17-7/29 ' $28 kid. Barter Systems allows tell you more. The executive committee of the awesome destructiveness of one mittee staff said the document was a call shortly bkore 4:S0 Concerto Logic Th 7/1-7/29 $25 Manchester Citizens for Social We also question their morality of warhead. We have no excuse for found in the photocopying m achine a.m. that an armed man Politics In Literature Th 6/10-7/29 $35 Responsibility supports the efforts ' an arms race. As repugnant as the authorizing our government to was creating $ disturbance Home Repairs for Women Th 6/10-7/8 $25 ■FORCONNECTICUT BUSINESSES' of the Manchester Nuclear Arms World: War II death camps were proceed down this path. at the Liberty Hall, a Batter Biker Workshop Sat 6/19 $25 Coalition, which is requesting the with torture, maiming and murder Policy on letters private club, on Main (All Day) We, therefore, call on the Tell me more about BARTER . Manchester Board of Directors to of 6 million, it seems equally riepug- The Herald welcomes letters to Street. Better Blk^r Workshop Sat 7/17 $25 ttochester Board of Directors to pass a resolution calling for nant to plan more weapons and their the editor. Police surrounded the (All Day) Name______O^WtoyNIAlne. pass this resolution at its June a nuclear arms freeze. deployment, when the use o f these Letters ideally should be typed club as one officer entered TO REGISTER, CALL 646-2137. Manchester Community College adheres to the Co. Name ------meeting. from a side door and saw With a combined total of 50,000 U S . weapons will kill millions and cause and should be no longer than two principles of equal opportunity and affirmative action. Inc. the two men “ being held at Bus. Phone______and Russian warheads, there is the slow agonizing death of hun­ pages, double-spaced. 1067 Farmington Ave. Melvin Halhorn gunpoint,” said police Bus. Address______The Herald reserves the right more than enough of a deterrent to dreds of thousands more men, Cochairman spokenian Paul Loctcero. Miiiflwitm Cwoiiti ColMe Farmington, C T 06032 to edit letters in the Interest of prevent an attack by both sides. Not women -and children by bums, Manchester Citizens for 60 Mdml StTMt clarity and taste. ’file four men spotted the (For Barter Brochure) (’203)674-8415 only is the U.S. superior In accuracy cancer and radiation.. Social Responsibility officer and ran out the CT06040 Trent door, where they taken into custodv at MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., May 17, 1982 - 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., May 17, 1982 Eight face charges Consumer Updatc/Qardens Obituaries F O C U S / Home TV'Movies/Comics

Mra. H*l«n 8. Dutton from Columbia University. He was Funeral services will be Tuesday of drunken driving Mrs. Helen (Sanda) Dutton, 62, of the recipient of many educational at 9:15 a.m. from the Newkirk & 14 Proctor Road died Sunday at citations and was involved in many Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Bum- side Ave., East Hart/drd with a Eight people were charged with Spruce Street after an officer, Hartford Hospital after a brief il­ educational organizations. In 1973 he observed him driving erratically. became a 50-year mem ber of mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. driving under the influence of lness. alcohol over the weekend, including Ignatowicz, who was a passenger She was born in Waterbury on Manchester Lodge of Masons. in St. Christopher Church. Burial He leaves a son, Richard R. will be in St. James Cemetery, the son of the director of in the car at the time of Galvin’s May 27, 1919, and had lived in Manchester’s Youth Services arrest, was told not to drive because, Manchester for 25 years. She was a Crockett, with whom he made his Manchester. Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Bureau. he was also intoxicated, police say. communicant of Assumption Church home. He was .arrested at 12:07 p.m. There will be a memorial services contributions may be made to the Timothy H. Digan, 23, of 337 of Manchester. She had been Hackmatack St., was arrested at Saturday when an officer observed', employed as a bookkeeper for Brad- Tuesday at 4 p.m. in Trinity United Hospice Sponsored Prograiri, Methodist dhurch, 80 Park Ave., Manchester Public Health Nurses 9:49 p.m. Saturday in the parking lot him driving the car, police'say. co Supply Co. of Hartford. of the Manchester Parkade. Sharon NlcoleUi, SB, of Glaston­ She»leaves a son, Clifford Dutton Windsor. There are no calling hours. Association, 150 N. Main St., Memorial contributions may be Manchester. According to the police report, bury, was ch arg ^ with driving un- II of Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. Digan was measured with radar der the influence at 2:13 a.m. Sun­ Ruth Boland of Manchester; a made to the Samuel J. Crockett Scholarship Fund in care of Windsor goind 47 miles in a 30 m.p.h. zone.. day, police say. Ms. Nicoletti was brother, Joseph Sanda of Portland, Marla L. Blanchard An officer followed him into the clocked driving 60 miles in a 30 Maine; four grandchildren; two Bank & Trust Co., Windsor. The Marie Louise (Theroux) Carmon Funeral home, 6 Poquonock Parkade, with his lights and siren m.p.h. zone by radar. When she was great-grandchildren; and several Blanchard, 82, of 285 Cooper Hill St., on, the report said. Digan stopped in Ave., Windsor, has charge of pulled over, the officer smelled nieces and nephews. formerly of East Hartford, died Sun­ the lot near Marshall’s department arrangements. liquor on her breath and she failed to The funeral will be Wednesday at day at a Manchester convalescent ALOYSIUS J. AHEARN store. perform sobriety tests, police report ’>,V- 9 a.m. from the Stokes Funeral home. She was the wife of the late . . . freeze a local Issue When approached by the officer, said. Home, 134 Highland Ave., Water­ Marion Attivlaalmo Louis Blanchard. Digan dentified himself as Robert bury, with a mass at St. Joseph Marion Activissimo, 46, of 331 She was a member of St. Isaac Bidwell St. died Friday at Digan, his father, and "wanted Church, Waterbury, at 9:30 a.m. Jogues Church in East Hartford and special consideration,” the police Friends may call at the funeral Manchester Memorial Hospital. Freeze said Man charged was a former member of the report said. home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. She was the daughter of Philip G. American Legion Auxiliary of East Attivissimo of Stafford Springs and Dljgan was charged after he failed Memorial contributions may be Hartford. to pass sobriety tests, police say. in fire case made to the American Cancer Socie­ Mrs. Irene Lombardi of Williman- She leaves two sons, Richard E. local issue ^ * tic. She also leaves three sisters, A 21-year-old Vernon woman was An 48-year^ld Manchester man ty, 175 Grove St., Waterbury, 06710. Blanchard of Oceanside, Calif., and charged with operating under the in­ Alice, Cynthia and Pamela At­ William Blanchard of Agoura, Continued from page 1 was charged with reckless burning' Stenciling Katherine T. Ellsworth fluence at 2 a.m. Friday. While on tivissimo, and several nieces and Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Clifton in connection with a series of fires in Katherine (Thompson) Ellsworth, that, maybe we can change things.” routine patrol, an officer observed a nephews. (Lillian) Martin of Manchester; two a dumpster behind David’s at the 73, of 442 W. Middle Turnpike died Funeral services will be private. Cassano’s proposed by-law would car driven by Laurie J. Bruno weave Manchester Parkade. Saturday at Manchester Memorial sisters, Mrs. Victoria Marshall of preclude the directors from acting across the center line at East Center Take a home-decorating tip from the New England colonists There are no calling hours. The In- Bloomfield and Blanche Theroux of ■ ■ Donald E. Moquin, of 193 Lydall Hospital. trovigne Funeral Home Inc. of 95 E. on issues outside their jurisdiction, and Lenox streets, police say. St., was charged at 5:45 a.m. Satur­ -St^Nwas born in San Francisco, Cranston, R.I.; 11 grandchildren Cassano said that is important, David P. Watson, of 91 Fieldstone A couple of Coventry women just decorate their own homes. Main St., Stafford Springs, has and 10 great-grandchildren. day as the result of a police stake­ By Susan Plese ” Calif., md had lived in Manchester because it would prevent one party Lane, Coventry, was charged with might have the answer. They are charge of arrangements. Funeral services will be out behind the restaurant. Moquin is Herald Reporter “ WE BOUGHT an old house,)’ for the past 10 years. She was a from attempting to embarrass the operating under the influence Satur­ owners of a two-year-old business Wednesday at 10:15 a.m. at the scheduled to appear in Manchester Mrs. Annino says, “and everyone member of the Manchester Senior Enrico DaSlafanIs other by proposing action on con­ day at 3:12 a.m., police say. An of­ called Nutmeg Interiors Stenciling, Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main Superior Court June 7. So you’re in the mood for a little said ‘Oh, you’ll have to stencil.’ It Citizens and of Immanuel Funeral services were held today troversial national issues. ficer observed Watson, 34, driving house decorating, but you’re not and they specialize in decorating St., East Hartford,'with a mass of According to the police report, seemed overwhelming.” But she Congregational Church of Hartford. for Enrico DeStefanis, 63, of He said the Town Charter on Maple Street wiih no lights on with the rediscovered colonial art. Christian burial at 11 a.m. in St. police observed large flames sure where to start. Last time you started with a kit, and later met She leaves two daughters, Susan Woodycrest Drive, East Hartford. and stopped him, police said. Genie Annino of Merrow Road and Isaac Jogues Church. Burial will be provides for citizens to petition for a shooting out of the. dumpster bought new plants, you killed them Mrs. Joy, who has been practicing / DeConti of West Warwick, R.I., and He was the husband of Elisa referendum, so if enough citizens Robert C. Lahey, 38, of Wolcott, Dibbon Joy of Goose Lane are both in Hillside Cemetery, East Hart­ seconds after Moquin made a trip to all, and the only time you and your the craft for seven years. Marcia Ellsworth of Manchester; a (Gaultiere) DeStefanis. wanted to take a stand on a national was charged with operating under husband tried wallpapering together owners of 18th century houses. And ford. Friends may call at the funeral the dumpster, where he reached in­ “At the time I was just doing my granddaughter and several cousins. He also leaves a daughter, Mrs. issue, the by-law would not prevent the influence when an officer both have used stenciling to home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 side with both hands and ran back it nearly caused a divorce. house andfriend’s houses,” Mrs. Joy Funeral services will be Tuesday James (Carmela) Arnold of that. observed him weaving while driving p.m. into the building. says. at 1 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Manchester; a son, Henry A, Cassano said he'might like to see on Tolland Turnpike at 12:19 a.m. Police said Moquin confessed to, DeStefanis Jr. of East Hartford; his Early colonists perfected the Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. Louis Kypreot the arms freeze issue, which is on Saturday, police say. setting the fire, as well as starting ■ There are no calling hours. mother, Mrs. Emilia Detefanis of Steven Galvin, 24, of Rockville, form, although Mrs. Annino and Louis Kypreos, 57, of Ontario, the directors June 1 agenda, tabled other fires April 1 and May 8, 10, 11! Mrs. Joy say that some examples of Memorial contributions may be Ohio; two brothers and a sister. until the July meeting. The unof­ and Robert A. Ignatowicz, 28, of and 13. The D’Esopo East Hartford Calif., died Sunday in California. He stenciling were found prior to the made to the American Cancer Socie­ was the brother of Stella Tatem of ficial public hearing is likely to Rockville, were both arrested for Moquin was released on $100 non­ ty, 237 E. Center St., Manchester. Chapel had charge of arrangements. driving under the influence in the I7th century in Europe. Manchester. happen after June 1 and Cassano surety bond. “Colonists did it because they Daniel J. Foley He also leaves four sisters, Mar­ does not want the board to act same car, police say. Galvin was Mae T. Kendall arrested at 11:42 p.m. Friday on couldn’t afford wallpaper or they Mae (Turkington) Kendall of 110 Daniel J. Foley, 92. of cia Generis of East Hartford, Marie before the hearing. couldn’t get it,” Mrs. Joy says. Dit- Parker St. died Saturday at Castelmaine, County Kerry, Zissis of New Britain and two Fire calls ■ to with the stenciled floor cloths Manchester’Memorial Hospital. She Ireland, died May 16 in Ireland. He sisters in California, and a brother, they used instead of rugs. was the wife of Elmer Kendall. was the father of John Foley of William Kypreos of West Hartford. Friday, 1:04 p.m. —Accidental “They were called poor man's She was born in Manchester and Manchester. Funeral services were to be in Accident injuries fatal alarm or malfunction, Illing Junior rugs,” Mrs. Annino says, as she had been a lifelong resident. She was He also leaves seven other sons,’ California. High School. (Town) points to one of their early efforts, a a member of Center Congregational Thomas Foley of East Hartford. A local man died Friday and two the intensive care unit and put on an Friday, 3:38 p.m. —Motor vehicle colonial green painted and stenciled Churh. Patrick Foley of West Hartford, Tim Valdls D. Klavins others remain hospitalized today intermediate care floor. accident, 432 Broad St. (Town) canvas floor covering. Besides her husband she leaves Foley in Ireland, Daniel Foley of Valdis D. Klavins, 18, of 506 Bush from injuries sustained when a York Whitaker, 20, of 79 Santina Sunday, 10:43 a.m. -M ed ical Stenciling may be an old art, but it . # ► several nieces and nephews. Hartford, Michael Foley of- Hill Road died Friday at Hartford pickup truck they were driving at Drive, has been transferred to the emergency at 717 Tolland Turnpike.) is enjoying a new popularity. “It Funeral services will be Tuesday at Wethersfield, James Foley of San adds individuality, warmth and Hospital of injuries suffered in a about 4 a.m. slammed into a tree off bums unit at Bridgeport Hospital, (Eighth District) • ) ■TOtS 1 p.m. at the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Diego, Calif., and Jerry Foley of San truck accident early Friday on Bush Bush Hill Road. Beck said. Sunday, 3:37 p.m. —Woods fire a t charm,” Mrs. Joy says. Ellington Ave., Rockville. BurU Franciso, Calif.; three daughters, Valdis Klavins, 18, of 506 Bush Hill Hill Road. He was the son of Dainls The truck caught fire after rear of 114 Rachel Road. (Eigbtlx ,\ND IT’S NOT just for old GENIE ANNINO, LEFT, AND DIBBON JOY ADMIRE HANDIWORK will be in East Cemetery. Mary Traynor of Enfield, Ellen and Ilga (Vecvagars) Klavins. Road, died after being sent to Hart­ District) ) Manchester. Friends may call at the Hosey of West Hartford, and striking the tree, police said. Police homes, either. “It adds interest to a . . . maple stencil in ITS'l Felice home in Coventry He had lived in Manchester all of ford Hospital with critical bums. said ^itaker apparently pulled Sunday, 8:01 p.m. —Car roll-over at) \ funeral home Monday from 2 to 4 Bridget Kelliher in Ireland; a new house as well,” Mrs. Joy says, his life and attended local schools. Richard Smith Jr., 19, of 198 ^ v in s out of the flaming wreck. 432 Oakland St. (Eighth District) ! ple prefer sponges, and one woman and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations b r o th e r ; fo u r s i s t e r s ; 42 Ralph Road was . reported ^ U ,in “because it may not have the it. “We don’t think of ourselves as dry brush technique. The women use At the time of his death he was Sunday, 9:20 p.m. —Electrical; architectural detail of an older they know even did it with a roller, may be made to the Manchester grandchildren; and eight great­ employed at Eastern Siding and serious condition at Manchester Whitaker is the son of Bill problem at 43 Mather St. (Eighth artists, ” Mrs. Annino says. real horsehair brushes in a variety Public Health Nursing Association, grandchildren. Funeral services home.” of sizes. though they don't think the effect Roofing Co. of West Hartford. He Memorial Hospital this morning. Whitaker, a town firefighter and District) ) “THIS IS SOMETHING people 150 N., Main St., Manchester. were to be in Ireland. But hospital spokesman Andrew cartoonist for the Manchester Most of the work done by the two “We've simplified stenciling,” was quite as authentic. was a member of Latvian Lutheran Sunday, 11:23—Medical emergency) can get into with no training,” she And the pair is disarmingly free Beck said he was been taken out of Herald. •■m women is custom made. “Most of ■Mrs, Joy explains. “ We do all colors Samuel J. Crockett Church of Manchester. at 34 Union St. (Eighth District) ; the time our customers have an idea adds. “Kits (for stenciling) are with trade secrets. “Some of our Besides his parents, he leaves two at once, then move the design," she Samuel J. Crockett, 80, of Wind­ JamM John Blanco they want copied, like a wallpaper available at paint and wallpaper says. This is easier than doing one customers have watched us and sor, formerly of Manchester, died James John Bianco, 73, of Talcott- brothers, Eric Klavins and Andbew design or a pattern from an oriental stores," have gone on to do their own, ” Mrs. Klavins, both at home; his maternal color, allowing it to dry, and going Saturday at Hartford Hospital. He ville, formerly of East Hartford, rug,” they say. The process of the stenciling itself back over the design. Joy says. They don't mind in the had been a teacher and ad­ died Saturday at St. Francis grandmother, Mrs. Sandra Osis of And most of their work involves is rather simple. First a pattern is least, she adds. ministrator in the Windsor School Hospital and Medical Center, Hart­ Jamaica Plain, Mass., and several borders, both simple and ornate traced onto stiff translucent stencil riMF) NEEDED to complete an In their brief career, the women system for more than 35 years. He ford. He was the husband of Marie aunts, uncles and cousins. with several colors. Prices are C'pSper, which is cut to workable size average ceiling border is four to six have decorated about 20 houses, a was the husband of the late Marjorie C. Bianco and the father of Antonia Private funeral services and figured by the running foot, with from large sheets. hours. Stenciling can be done over room in Coventry's Booth & Dimock (Roberts) Crockett. M. Frese of Manchester. burial in East Cemetery, will be most designs ranging in price from Then the stencil is cut out with an any color paint, though the most Library, (they donated their work) held at the convenience of the fami­ popular wall color for stenciling is He was born in Manchester and He also leaves three other w- $2.50 to $4 a foot. Cost for a border in X-acto knife, using a sheet of glass and a condominium. They also do was a 1920 graduate of South daughters, Marianne T. Quevedo of ly. an average 12- by 15-foot room is ap­ for a cutting surface. Then the work off-white. The pair prefers to work stenciling as gifts to friends for Manchester High School. He- had Tappan, N.Y., Rose Ann C. Andrews Friends may call at the Holmes proximately $150. begins. off flat textured paint, although they special occasions. worked for six years in the Cheney of South Windsor, and Virginia Funeral Home, 400 Main St., today, STENCILED BASKET OF FLOWERS APPEARS OV^R But the women are quick to admit "The stencil is carefully taped to have stenciled on glossy walls. “Stenciling is fun and relaxing, " Silk Mills before earning a Georgetti of Tappan, N.Y.; two from 7 to 9 p.m, Memorial donations DOLLAR FIREPLACE that the stenciling doesn’t take any the surface, and paint from a Although they use brushes for Mrs. Annino says. "It’s not really bachelor’s degree from Wesleyan sisters, Eva Voss and Rose Sim­ may be made to the Latvian . . . It was a wedding gift to home’s owners special talent, just the desire to do wooden palette is applied using a stenciling, they say that some peo­ like having a jo b " University and a master’s degree in mons, both of Staten Island, N.Y. Lutheran Church, 21 Garden St., secondary school administration and 15 grandchildren. Manchester. DAYS Gerard residents not satisfied Sal* Mids Scrttitday, Moy 22nd. Megaton of fear distracts from lunch boxes My son is sitting on my lap. He’s telling us that if somehow we mis­ in 7-year-old dread for morning — or The nuclear scare, if not over, was nothing but sub-level crematoriums . chattering about his allowance and sed the warning whistle, the nuclear the blast — to arrive. pushed out of our nation’s collective for the unfortunates caught in a BARGAINS consciousness. nuclear blast with Jodaitis' water answers I how he’s planning to save it to buy explosion would be preceeded by a PARENTAL REASSURANCE ■ PBUMNIM MUSUN. cotton; bleached or But it’s creeping back. Increased Precautions and preparations . himself a new lunchbox. brilliant white flash of light. did nothing to allay my fears. 1 square inch before the unbleached. Machine waih, dry, 38’ wide. Reg. ) But the picture on TV absorbs my military spending, the nuclear arms seem empty and foolish. We've been A group of Gerard Street Jodaitis said that in his futher aim was to reduce $1.49 and $1.69 yd.. NOW ONE YARD FOR $1. “ YOU WILL HAVE only three fervently wished my father would residents have met with change, well above the op­ opinion the pressure at the the cost of operating the ; attention — CBS’s “60 Minutes” is Susan Plese build up, Reagan’s statement that told that the survivors of holocaust timum 60-pound figure. Ac­ ■ NYLON N i l 1(X1% nylon. Machine wa>h, dry, 72* seconds to take cover,” she told us build a bomb shelter, as so many nuclear war is “thinkable and win- would envy the dead. Even reloca­ Frank Jodaitis, water and street is adequate to ser­ system • wide. Reg. 69t yd.. NOW 1WO YARDS FOR $1. D showing footage of a firestorm cording to Jodaitis they are seriously. , people were doing. I wished for a tion of population centers to less sewer superintendent, but vice a two-story house. One ■ M liR FA C M O . Polyester fusible and norvtusibles I caused by the explosion of a nuclear nable.’’ Escalating war in the South their discussion of water now at 40 to 45 pounds. But resident had complained But late at night, as I laid in my happier time, when I no longer Atlantic, and plans for massive pop­ vulnerable rural areas seems from 18' wide. Reg. 69c yd., NOW FOUR YARDS FOR $1. ^ ^ Immb. would dread the night and the sirens pressure seems to have the department has that it is impossible to ■ THREAD. Polyester thread In many fashion colors. small bed alone, I would remember ulation relocation. The fear is retur­ destined to fail. ended in an impasse. measured pressures as low flush a toilet in a second- Watch Your NOW FIVE SPOOLS FOR $1. ; I’ve lived through this fear before. those words. Eyes pinched tightly and the deadly flash of light. ning. The meeting took place as 35. The minimum accep- story bathroom. The other time was 1953, and all the shut, I imagined a jagged flash of I couldn’t understand. Even at Once more we are victims I feel Thursday at the home of table is 25 pounds. BUT THIS TIME I don’t wait for just as powerless as 1 did in 1953. COMPLAINTS FROM ; children in our elementary school Connections light. I dreaded the impact, waited that young age, I felt a victim, attorney Victor Moses of 44 Jodaitis said there are FAT GO , practiced duck-and-cover drills for it, and dared not open my eyes to powerless against some faceless the sound of sirens. Children aren’t But coupled with the child’s fears is Ck)ne St. residents on Stephen .Lose usly excess weight with other areas of town which Street, one block away A BASICS ; weekly. watch my own destruction. monster that willed my end. practicing duck and cover anymore. the adult rationale that we won’t be One resident who the senalbie NEW P A l ^ diet ■ “ POSH" BLOUSE AND U N M O MWMC. have operated at tlje 40 to from Gerard, caused plan. Nothing sensational Just In-stOck McCALL & I; Sirens would wail, and 25 7-year- legs tucked under torso, arms Or even worse, at 1 or 2 or 3 p.m., I grew older and the scares sub­ Some people are revamping their saved by taking refuge under our attended the meeting said 45 level and will continue to steady weight loss for those Polyester; machine wash, dry; 45* wide. Reg. $2.69 fallout shelters, but experts agree desks or our beds. Thank God the lit­ Mayor Stephen T. Penny to that really want to lose. yd.. NOW ONE YARD FOR $2. SIMPLICITY PATTERNS •> olds scrambled from their seats and shielding head. I remember it vivid­ I awakened to hear fire sirens, and sided. Fallout shelters fell out of the responses to questions do so after all the changes that those trusted underground tle boy on my lap doesn’t know that the residents asked about ask the Administration to A full 12 day supply only IS.OO. ■ M O A D O L p m AND ■AnSII. Polyesterfeotton; BUYS, ; took refuge under their flimsy ly- thought they *ere bomb alerts. I vogue; some people filled them in, are made. One is the South inform residents about how Ask Liggett Parkade Phar­ refugees of the 1950s would be the drop in their water macy ^out the FAT-GO machine wash, dry; 45* wide. Reg. $2.69 and $2.79 ^ wooden desks. Position was fetal — I remember, too, the teacher sobbed quietly, cringed and waited others let them fall into disrepair. yet. Farms section. Another is the water changes will GET ONE FREE. pressure were not East Maple and East reducing plan and start losing yd.. NOW ONE YARD FOR SZ affect them. weight this week. ■ SUMMER PSMTS. Polyfeotton; machine wash, dry, answered satisfactorily by Eldridge streets. Money back in full if not com- Jodaitis. General Manager Robert letely satisfied with weight 45’ wide. Reg. $2>49 to $2.99 yd.. NOW ONE YARD FOR $2. One of the questions JODAITIS SAID one of Weiss said he would OSS from the very first ■ BOBBIN BOX. Clear plosttc box holds all sizes of \But prices are rising 7 rpackage. residents asked was his aims at the meeting arrange to have leaflets bobbins. Reg. $2.50 ea., NOW ONE BOX FOR $2. whether their situation can was to see that everybody sent to residents who will Introductory 1400 be most serveriy affected. Offtr Worth 4 be improved without harm was getting all the water Cut out this ad—Take to store to water users elsewhere. he could get from the The* water ^stribution listed. Purchase one pack of changes were made to im­ FAT-GO and receive one FAT- W CLASSICS Today Jodaitis indicated pressure available. The GO Pack Free. STYLE-SETTERS prove .the water service in ■ T-SHMT PROnS AND STRIPES. Polyfeotton; ■ SUnm OS. Oabadreme Su|^ Flex*^ and Visa* For sale: a slice of the Big Apple - cheap! he does not see much department has argued MAIL ORDERS HIXED machine wo|h, diy, 60* wide. Reg. $4.99 yd., NOW Cadence ptoly solids. Mochirie wash, dry, 60* wide. possibility of making many areas of town. One that in places where the ONE YARD FOR $3. Beg. $4,99 and $5.99 yd.. NOW ONE YARD FOR $4. By Molly Carruth It comes from the City of New shared only by knowledgeable property to realize higher profits on minimum acceptable price was 1950s, agreed. “These upset prices changes in the system to pressure has tx^n high, ■ ORW HAM CHECKS. Polyfeotton; machine wash, ■ STRETCH TWRY. Polyfeotton; machine wash, dry; United Press International York itself. lawyers, developers, builders and their resale. $100. The lot is assessed at $1,000. are shamefully ridiculous,” he said. increase water pressure in householders, have in­ dry. 45’ wide. Reg. $229 yd.. NOW TWO YARDS FOR $3. 60* wide. Reg. $5.99 yd., NOW ONE YARD FOR $4. . .For decades, the sprawling 303.7 speculators who regularly attended One can buy anything from un­ Not much can be done with such a He said people who bid above the the area, one of a number stalled pressure reducing ■ THE SPORIABUS. Poli^cotton denim, sailcloth ■ DRBSS4IF^ 45’ Shimmer satins. Polyester; NEW YORK (UPI) - Psst. Hey, square mile city baa been seizing the auctions. Over the past two derwater land and postage stamp tiny piece of the island. But if current upset prices “aren’t going in town where the pressure devices or'turned shutojfs and 'kiggei* poplin. Machine wash, dry, 45* wide. machine wash, dry. Reg. $5.99 yd., NOW ONE buddy, wanna buy a slice of the Big property for nonpayment of taxes. It decades many have a m a s ^ small sized parcels to private homes and someone needs it for a building ven­ to get anything” out of their invest­ will decrease as a result of part way. He said today graduation party Reg. $3 to $4.99 yd.. NOW ONE YARD FOR $3. YARD FOR $4.. Apple real cheap? then auctions that property — often fortunes buying low and selling high. abandoned commercial sites. ture, the owner can more than make ment. ‘They’re paying user prices the changes being made in that some residents are ■ TOU CH AND SEW EOBSMS. From SIngerl Dear ■ PO N O EE PRMTS. 100% polyester. Machine wash, The “woid” on real estate steals at unbelievably low prices — to the In the past year and a half, ^ e Recently Fran Fallender and her his money back, said a spokesman rather than speculator prices.” the distribution system. reluctant to touch the supplies, favors, dry, 60* wide. Reg. $4.99 and $5.99 yd., NOW ONE plastic bobbins. Rdg. 90c pkg., NOW FOUR PK6S. does not come from a shyster with highest bidders' in regularly city has been tiding its best to bring mate. Cliff Newlands, showed up at for the Department of General Ser­ Max pointed to a catalogue listing Pressures there ran as shutoff valves for fear they FORS3. YAROFORS4. seven gold watches on his right arm scheduled public sales. more and more people into the auc­ one smaller sale to buy a ’’hole’- vices. high at 105 pounds per will leak.. cards & wrappings with a minimum upset of $30,000 and a great deal on the Brooklyn For years, the bargains were one tions to generate more competition next to their Staten Island house for The city’s new strategy to in­ that had just been Sold for $86,000 to we have a large aaleeUen, 'i. Bridge. of the city’s better kept secrets — and produce higher sales prices. $6,100. crease its take from auctions has a man in an expensive-looking suit. and fairway priced, tael “Buy a Piece of New York City” is “It’s 37 by 100 by 6 foot deep,” upset some old-timers. “I got a piece of property next to Manchester Demos the sales pitch. Newlands grinned. One is a retired builder from this. I Will sell it for much less,” he ^ im c d and oparoiDd by FobrlCcnlDfB of AfTMrtoa, me. . The campaign has worked, says “Believe me, this is the scariest Brooklyn, who would only giYe his For years, the bargains were one of the said, eyeing the gentleman he ob­ to back Lieberman Terrence Moan, deputy com­ thing I’ve ever been through,” Ms. name as Max. “Let somebody else viously believed had been taken by missioner for the Division of Real Fallender gasped. They plan to put buy,” he said, waviqg his hand in auction fever. city's better bept secrets,— shared only disgust. “These prices, they’re Democratic Town Chairman Theodore R. Cummings 340 BROAD ST., MANCHR8TRR MRKADE Property. “More and more” people in a swimming pool and a garden. 'evety by knowledgtmble lawyers, developers, A Ridgewood, N.J., man got an higher than private.” Slade had a bit of sage advise for announced this morning that 18 of Manchester’s 22 are'showing up for the sales and iiu U MON. — 8AT. 10-9 SUNDAYS 1 2 ^ builders and speculators who regularly they have served to break up irregular 5 by 25 interior sliver of The self-proclaimed champion of newcomers: “You’ve got to look at delegates to the state convention will back Joseph I. property at Fifth Avenue and W?st the maps. You can’t go by the Lieberman for attorney general. th in g " “cabals” of bidders who strike buyers. Aleck Slade, a 74year-old attended the auctions. 56th St., in a prime section of New York lawyer who has been catalog. You have to know what Cummings said he understands that two other gentlemen’s agreements to keep PhOM tMO-9424 J bidding low on certain pieces of Manhiilt.'in. for ;i iiiiTO $III.IK)II. Tlic riHiiinu lo city auetions since the you’re buying.” delegates support candidates Ted Rhldwin and two re- .. — ^ main undecided. niwiiiiaiSfi 0 m

I ' 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon.. May 17. 1982 A bou t Town Spelling bee turns up winners A dvice f t Students in the town’s 11 elemen­ Cindy Tarbell, Shannon Ford, Martin School: Grade 4, Meg tary schools participated in a town­ Donald Botticello. Berte, Peggy Call, Kevin Moriarty; Legion Auxiliary meets wide spelling bee last week. ’The Keeney School: Grade 4, Britt Grade 5, Laurie Brindisi, Rick winners from each school were as Komfeld, Alison Chmielecki, Paula Schneider, Eric Jones; Grade 6, ' The Dilworth-Cornell-Quey American Legion follows: Zepke; Grade 5, Necco Gamble, Shannon Sullivan, Denise 'Billions of dollars' Auxiliary will meet tonigl(t at 7:30 p.m. at the Post Washington School: Grade 4, Michael Fitzgerald, Amy Williams; Morrissette, Courtney Sklarz. Home. Memorial services will be observed for all Sherri Bell, Sheryl Brandalik and Grade 6, Doreqn Breen, Heather Robertson School: Grade 4, Todd deceased members. Chaplain Elisabeth Thrall will of­ Marcy Suitor; Grade 5, ’Thomas Hauser, Michael Robison. Verplanck School: Grade 4, John Cox, Nanette Cooper, Laurie Smith; ficiate. DeLisle, Kerrie Wilson and William Burg; Grade 6, Amy Fallon, Cecelia Warren, David Ciolkosz, Jed Grade 5, Amanda Nevin, Vicki New­ not so much, after all Naples, Julie 'Vallera. Stansfield; G rade 5, 'B arbara comb, Erin Twible; Grade 8, Sonia Smith, John Lewis, Karl CPR course offered Nathan Hale School: Grade 4, Chishoim, Donald Sauer, Maureen DEAR ABBYi Our poliUcians Kristina Harrison, Jason Hawkins, Shannon; Grade 6, Todd Powers, Greenwald; Room 17, Stanley invitations and it’s too late to re­ toss the term '"billions of dollars” order, 10 guests (on Jack’s side) will The local branch of the American Red Cross will con­ Lisa Wilkie; Grade 5, Greg Soucie, Tracy Anderson, Jared Marsh. Cotter, David Mazzoli, John Adams. around so casually that it might in­ have to settle for handwritten in­ duct a training program in Cardio-Pulmonary Karen Link, Jessica Hedlin; Grade Highland l^ark School: Grade 4, • Bowers School: Grade 4, James Myers, Deborah Strimike, Eric terest your readers to know hoW vitations or a telephone call. Resuscitation, May 20 and 21 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the 6, Kim Cyr, Matt Vaughn, Lois David Campbell, Erika Baum,' much a billion dollars really is. To Dear Spruce Street Firehouse. Tricia Skinner; Grade 5, Chrissy Morris; Grade/ 5, Kevin Covell, Gary. illustrate; CONFIDENTIAlr T tt TEARS Anyone interested in enrolling should call 643-5111. Bentley School: Grade 4, Lucas Skinner, Kristie Lowe, Kenneth Emily Barlow,/Timothy Patulak; Abby A man gave his wife a million ON MY PILLOW IN Class size will be limited. Cosgrove, Shawna Griffin, Gregory Griffith; Grade 6, Eric Gremmo, Grade 6, Cameron Richardson, dollars and told her to spend $1000 Abigail CLEARWATER, FLA.: Regret is Geer; Grade 5, Ed Bastarache, Maurice Womaek. Patrick Lyons. Deanna Hublard, ’Tyler Hudson. every day and come back when she Karen Obue, Eric Widmer; Grade 6, Van Buren the cancer of life. Although it’s too ran out of money. She did so, and late for you to give your own mother Cheney lecture set Shane May, Heather Nelson, Robert Equality meeting planned returned, broke, after about three pleasure, others can profit by your Tinney. years. The SOS: Serving our Singles organization will spon­ Manchester Interracial Coun­ ducted by JoAnn P. Miller; “sins of ommission.” Buckley School: Grade 4, Cigdem He then gave her a billion dollars. sor a slide-illustrated lecture May 23 at 6 p.m. at South Tanrikut, Heather Brown, Kathleen cil will sponsor an Equal EEO officer at the U.S. Coast ’There are nursing homes filled After spending $1000 a day, she with elderly people who would so United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. Egan; Grade 5, Shawn Hardy, Lisa Employment Opportunity Guard Academy at New Lon­ After waiting for three months, I returned — after 2,740 years! enjoy a little regular attention. Drop The slide show and lecture will be on the history of the Rojewski, Nancy Um; Grade 6, Lin­ (EEO)/ Affirmative Action don. Assisting her will be David FELIX IN L.A. asked Jack’s, mother for her guest Cheney Brothers silk industry in Manchester. Admis­ da Gorman, Dana Dieterle, Timothy presentation Saturday from 11 Dampier, personnel ad­ list and she said there was plenty of in with a few flowers from your gar­ Herald photo by Pinto den, magazines you would have sion will be free, for married adults as well as singles. Almond. a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Student ministrator at Pratt & Whitney DEAR FELIX: Thanks for time. Finally I told her that 1 could A social hour and refreshments will follow the Center dining room at Aircraft Group, and Marie explaining understandable terms thrown away, some homemade WORD "CITIZEN" STOPPED HER Waddell School: Grade 4, Mun afford to have no more than ISO at Herald photo by Tarqulnlo meeting Kim, Heidi McGuire, Kyaufa John­ Manchester Community'*&. Salamon, affirmative action of­ how much a billion dollars really is. the reception, which means 75 from goodies, etc. One day a week take . Shannon Hahn, Oracle 6, Verplanck one or two or as many as you can for son; Grade 5, Paula Hollis, Brett College, Bidwell Street. ficer at MCC. Now let me explain it in terms of her side and 75 from ours. SPRING IS BUSTIN’ OUT ALL OVER AT EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL The presentation will be con­ today’s economy: Let’s say Well, the invitations are ready to a little ride. Bring the children aiong Newkirk, John Mulligan; Grade 6, . . . Father Bill Charbonneau, Phil, Danne and Todd PIneo help Pinochle scores listed , Mohammed Khalld Ibn Jamal (not be mailed, the wedding is eight on occasion. Old folks love children. t his’ real name) gave his wife a weeks agay and Jack’s mother now Do this, at first, in reparation, and The following are the scores for the pinochle games I billion dollars and told her to go informs me that she must invite 85 in time it will become a labor of conducted at the Army-Navy Club on May 13. Play is ; shopping on Rodeo Drive in Beverly guests or a lot of |>eopIe will never love. True, of course, we can only open to all senior citizens and starts Thursdays at 9:30 Hills and buy whatever she wanted. speak to her again. have one mother, but in tbe family East Catholic Springfest a.m.: She started on Monday and came What can I do? I hate to start my of God we arc all one: He loves us, Arline Paquin 629, Ernestine Donnelly 623; Edith back on Friday. Broke. marriage off with bad feelings he forgives us. O'Brien 599; Herb Laquere 598; Arthur Bouffard 584; between Jack’s mother and me, but Cheer up by cheering others up. It Ann Fisher 577; Rene Maire 577. DEAR ABBY: When Jack and I all I can afford is 75 from her side. is a beautiful prescription for sleep will feature raffle of^a car Also: Amelia Anastasio 572; Sam Schors 565; Ada became engaged seven months ago, Also, we are short 10 wedding in­ and peace. Rojas 565; Betty Turner 564; Sylvia Gower 559; Floyd I asked Jack’s mother to please vitations and it’s too late to order Post 555; and Sue Kerr 552. Plans are being made for the booth, money wheel, country store volving East Catholic fre.^hmen, start making up a guest list because any more. Please help me. Problems? You’ll feel better if I had to know how many people to BITING MY TONGUE .SpringFest ’82 scheduled for May 22 with all kinds of homemade items, sophomores, juniors and seniors, a you get them off your chest. Write to at East Catholic High School. The crafts and baked goods. parents', team and a faculty team, in plan on. la m paying for the recep­ Abby, P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, tion myself. My father is dead and DEAR BITING: T ell your festival is being sponsored by the A unique feature of this year's fair events all afternoon, will conclude ‘Past Masters Night’ set Calif. 90038. For a personal reply, my mother has all she can do to sup­ mother-in-law that if she needs 10 school's parents club and will start will be the appraising of antiques by with a tug of war at 4:30 p.m please enclose a stamped, self- Manchester Lodge of Masons has scheduled its annual port the family. extra guests she will have to pay for at 11 a m and continue through to 11 a professional appraiser, for $3 per "Past Masters Night " for May 25 at 7;30 p.m. at the them. And if yoJ^re short 10 wedding addressed envelojje. p.m. item. This will be from 11 a.m to 4 There will be clowns, balloons, Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. The day will conclude with the raf­ p.m. There will be a tag sale from 11 and all kinds of food available. The Fellovf'craft Degree will be conferred on can­ fle of a 1982 car. Tickets will be on a.m. to 11 p.m. An open air mass didates by past masters of the lodge with Roger S. Ather TAG sale all day. Activities will include will be at 6 p.m. The school is located on New State presiding. game booths for all ages, dunking The Battle of the Classes, in- Road, right off Interstate 86 A roast beef dinner will be served at 6:?0 p.m. in the Reactive hypoglycemia banquet hall. For reservations, call John 0. Nelson at 646-1318 ■■- Beauty Bridge Club lists winners WgSak SALE is probably the culprit The following are the results of the May 10 and May 13 aids cause games of the Manchester AM Bridge Club: North-South; Anne Ingram and Margaret Bogue, DEAR DR. LAMB: About two to this issue can send 75 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed first; Burt Smyth and Flo Smyth, second. four hours after I eat a high- - envelope for it to me, in care of this dermatitis East-West: Murray Powell and Marion McCarthy, carbohydrate, low-proteip breakfast first; Suzanne Shorts and Linda Simmons second. Your newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio such as pancakes I break out in a NEW YORK I UPI I - The pur.suil May 13; Burt Smyth and Flo Smyth, first and Frankie City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. sweat and get weak in the knees and of beauty by males and females Brown and Barbara Davis, second. Health Time Again feel somewhat dizzy. ’This lasts for DEAR DR. LAMB: The doctor sometimes causes a beastly reac­ about 30 minutes to an hour and I Lawren6e said I have a thoracic outlet syn­ tion - contact dermatitis. must sit down and just wait it out, at drome in the left shoulder area and I s . Lamb, M.D. The skin reactions from using Gardening help offered which time I go about my business. should have an arteriogram of that products that beautify or cause the Am I suffering from diabetes? I VI^RNON — The University of Connecticut section. It may mean cutting away body to smell good can include bur­ years old and have been an ad­ part of the top rib to relieve a ' ning. stinging, itching, swelling, Cooperative Extension Service located at the Tolland dict to running since 1973.1 run 40 to County Agricultural Center on Route 30 has expert gar­ pinched artery. oozing, peeling and blistering, ac­ 70 miles h week, running almost Is that serious or common? Is deners available weekdays from 8:30 a m. to 4:30 p.m. zlness or faintness. cording to a report in Dermatology, YouVe sure of a successful every morning, ending up with a there any other treatment alter­ the journal of the American to help with horticultural questions or problems. "The exercise helps to deplete your good breakfast, but no pancakes native? What causes it? Information is available on planning and preparing a body of its glucose. Even diabetics Academy of Dermatology. anymore. I quit smoking in 1975 The report was based on a 48- garden, planting trees and shrubs, pruning, lawn care, after 30 years of two packs a day. who take insulin have to regulate DEAR READER: The nerve pests and diseases, and harvesting and storing crops. their exercise because the exercise trunks to your arm pass under the month investigation of 487 patients My running reduced my weight with contact dermatitis, cause un­ Soil kits to establish lime and fertilizer requirements from a high of 210 to my present c a n decrease the insulin clavicle (collar bone) and so do the are available at $2 each. For information call 875-3331. sale when you advertise requirements causing a large arteries to your.arm. Behind known - until many tests were weight of about 170 pounds. I’m 6 done The study was conducted by feet tall and my pulse rate Is 50. hypoglycemic reaction. TTien you these structures is the rib cage. add to the problem by consuming a In some cases the clavicle can be doctors in San Francisco, Cleveland, Sunset Club meets DEAR READER: I doubt very breakfast high in starches and pulled back against the rib cage, Portland. Ore., and Washington who much that' your symptoms are sweets. literally trapping the blood vessels are members of the North American Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at tbe Senior related to diabetes in any way. They I think having changed your and nerves. ’This can affect the arm Contact Dermatitis Group. it in the Manchester Herald! sounif like hypoglycemia. If so you breakfast you may avoid symptoms. Herald photo by Tarquinio Authors of the report include Dr. CitizenCenter. and hand. In extreme cases atrophy probably have reactive If not, try jaking some sweet liquids may follow. We see this in people 11. J Eiermann of the Food and hypoglycemia, the form that occurs during your runs, such as orange carrying a back pack that pulls the Drug Administration, and Dr. W. as a rebound reaction to car­ juice. Or switch your program so shoulders back. Anniversary kiss Larsen of the University Oregon bohydrate loading. ’The large intake you eat a light breakfast before run­ If a person has an extra rib it may Medical School, Portland. of concentrated sweets and starches ning. And if you have-any more of compress the space. And in some Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward McKeever of 61 Washington St. were They estimated that the cosmetic College Notes stimulates an over-production of in­ these reactions try to duplicate the people muscles in the neck area guests of honor at a surprise dinner recently In celebration of industry uses about 4,000 raw sulin, or a release of tU% Insulin at situation so you can have a blood may compress arteries or nerves. It materials and about an equal their 40th wedding anniversary. About 120 relatives and friends number of fragrance ingredients. the wrong time. glucose level taken when the symp­ is not common but it is not rare attended the party at Willie’s Steak House. Mrs. McKeever Is Call 643-2711 The symptoms are those we see toms occur. either. If it is caused by a back pack, the former Mary Quish. The couple was married May 9,1942 In The finding that ingredients in with the outpouring of adrenaline in Meanwyile I am sending you ’The Piccarello gets degree eliminating the pack may help. But . St. Bridget Church by the Rev. Francis Breen. Both are life-long cosmetics -- skin, face or hair response to a fall in blood glucose Health Letter number 18-8, in many cases the best approach is Lisa Piccarello of 266 E. Middle Turnpike recently residents of M anchesf^ and have been active In several preparations aside from colorings — levels. That causes sweating, Hypoglycemia; The Low Blood to relieve the mechanicaUpresspre’' caused the skin problems severe received her associate of science degree in fashion weakness and a tendency to dlz- Sugar Problem. Others who want by surgery. organizations In town, rperchandising frorfi Fisher Junior College in Boston. enough to cause referral to a der­ Miss Piccarello is the daughter of Jacqueline Kelsey matologist came as a surprise to ap­ of Manchester, Ervin Piccarello of Bolton, and the step­ Soclal Security proximately half the 487 patients. for a helpful Ad-visor They had not suspected a beauty daughter of Floyd Kelsey of Manchester. product Eighty percent of the reactions Polowitzer graduates His part-time job were caused by allergies to in­ gredients. The face, eye and upper Jane Marie Polowitzer of Manchester recently arm were the most involved sites. received her bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young Skin care products, hair University in Provo, Utah. preparations, and facial makeup may cut benefits products were the inost commonly ------FREE------involved product categories. Kelley is Truman scholar QUESTION: My wi^e and I .get ANSWER: If a person or couple Nancy J. Kelley of 56 Thomas Drive, a student at ' h'ragrance, preservatives, lanolin monthly SSI payments. I just took a has earnings from current work, the and lanolin derivatives, p- Manchester Community College, was the recipient of part-time job. How will my salary first $85 a month of it is ignored, but tbe 1982 Truman Scholar award at ceremonies con­ phenylenediamine, and propylene affect our SSI na.yments? $1 is deducted from the basic ‘sSI glycol were the most commonly ducted recently in Independence, Mo. TAG SALE SIGN* payment for each additional $2 of identified causative agents. Miss Kelly will receive a maximum of $5,000 a year earnings. You should notify Social for up to four years. The award was presented by The doctors said the nearly 500 Security right away that you are cases represented only 6 percent of Margaret Truman Daniel, daughter of the late presi­ working, and the people there will dent, Harry Truman, at the Truman Library. Thoughts their contact dermatitis caseload tell you exactly how your payments over the 40-month period of the study When yoii place your ail In are affect^. — a relatively small percentage. ' Cowing on dean’s list QUESTION: I’ll be using my nimhing to the top of a mountain It was even smaller — 0.3 percent can be a wonderful experience. Medicare coverage for the first time John W. Cowing of Manchester, a sophomore at when I go Into the hospital next when figured as a percentage of Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, has Once there, the view can be truly their 179,800 patients with all kinds exhilarating. We can look down and month. Lknow that a benefit period been named to the dean’s list for the winter quarter. starts when I enter the hospital. of dermatology problems, including Cowing is majoring in electrical engineering. the Manchaetar Herald—I see the streets of the town clearly, acne, over the study period — May When does it end; when I’m dis­ see the pattern of the houses and the 1977, to September 1980. flow of traffic. The town might even charged? ANSWER: A benefit period ends “We believe that the incidence of How to store woolens look beautiful from such a height. contact dermatitis, both cosmetic * Limit 1 Sign-Must Be Picked Up At Tt^ Herald But we cannot live on the moun­ when you have been out of a hospital (or other facility primarily and noncosmetic, may be ap­ NEW YORK (UPI) —• Keeping clean woolen gar­ tain; we are called to live In the preciably higher,” the report said. ments in plastic bags containing moth repellent is a ' town. In the midst of people. It is dif- providing skilled nursing or good idea, says a Cornell University cooperative exten­ :flcult at times. Thent ere times rehabilitation services) for 60 days ‘"The majority of adverse reac­ sion spokesman, but there’s a right and a wrong way to ; when we cahnot see the route we ara in a row, including the day of dis- tions probably are not brought to the do it. ; talcing, cannot find our way. dulige. attention of dermatologists hut are 2 Under some conditions, mothballs, moth cakes and ! All of life is made up of QUES-nON: My wife and I get solved by consumers themselves by ' moth crystals can dissolve plastic, so any of these : '‘mouhValn-top", experiences and monthly SSI payments. Her uncle Herald photo by Varquinio discontinuing use of a product or by Should first be put into an air-permeablecontainer, such ; “mire” experiences, but It is the died recently and lelt her his bouse other trial-and-error methods. as a paper bag or a handkerchief with the corners tied ^remembrance of the highs that can and land. Do we have to report this 4? ^ , together, says Hada de Slosser. I get us through the lows. Once you to Social Security? “This applies particularly to Hlanrl|p0trr Hrralh Hey, diddle, diddle cases of subjective irritation — bur­ ’The container should be hung at the top of the plastic 1 have been to tbe mountain top with ANSWER: Yes. You should ■bag, as the vapors are heavier than air and will work ; your God, do not let the experience notify Social Security if you or your ning, stinging or itching without ... their way down through the bag rather than up. All three ' be forgotten. It can be the source of spouse becomes the owner of any From left, Robert Strevel, Diana Smith set for i uesday at 7:30 p.m. In the inflammation.” products work best when there is a high conpentration of “Serving The Manchester Area For Over 100 Years' I strength for many days ahead. additional real estate. Any riiange in and Sarah Nicholson rohearae tor the auditorium. Admission Is free. Eighty-four percent of those “Vapor present, as in an plastic bag. . Rev. Robert J. Burbank your resources — what you own — Bennet Junior High School spring concert experienced outbreaks eight days or Moth larvae are more attracted to soiled wool than n . James Church, Manchester may affect your SSI payments. longer. clean, Mrs. De Slosser says. r ■ MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., May 17, 1982 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., May 17. 1982 Islanders win Mondau TV in four gam es SPORTS Page 14 ® - MOVIE: 'Yank In the 6:00 P.M. RJt.F.' An American (Her join* ( D - Eyewitness News the R. A. F. to be near a chorus (SD - Cherlie's Angets girl In a London show. Betty Grable'. Tyrone Power. John CE) ® ® ® - News Monday Sunon. t941 f Hewall Ffve-0 ( S ) - People Now ^ CP) - Hsppv Days (2Z) - Entertainment Tonight , 0 - MOVIE: Th e Apple Eagles nip South, 6-5 Dumpling Gang Rides Again' 1:15 A.M . Confusion abounds when two On M -A -8 -H , Major Marga­ bumbling outlaws are mistak­ ret Houlihan (Loretta SwiI, r.) 33) - MOVIE: 'Network' A fail­ enly identified as bank-robbing talks with one ot the members of ing television network is taken over by a giant conglomerate desperados. Tim Conway, Don a USO troupe (guest star Gwen Knotts, Ruth Buzzi. 1979. Rated determined to make it a profita­ Verdon. I.). that makes a rare G. ble enterprise. William Holden. and totally unexpected stop at Faya Dunaway, Peter Finch. dS) - Calliope Children's the 4077th when one ot the 1876. to remain in HCC race Programs Today's stories are 'How the Elephant Got His entertainers becomes III. The 1:30 A.M . Trunk,' 'All About Music* and special one-hour episode will be ® - NewB/Sign Off v six. Mark Chudy, on in relief of Cic­ ‘Niko and the Actors.' (60 min.) rebroadcast, Monday, May 17 By Len Auster hopes. The Eagles are 4-2 in the con­ caught up in the bottom of the CSD “ Love American Style 1 carelli in the seventh, took the loss. Q l - Festival of Faith on CBS. Alan Alda. David Herald Sportswriter ference against 6-2 for South and seventh. Dennis Goodwin singled, (TD - Independent Network The victory was East’s fourth (2@) - Star Trek Ogden Stiers, Mike Farrell. Harry Xavier's 7-1 league-leading stan­ Tom Furlong walked and Brad News straight, seven in the last eight, and - TV College Morgan and Jamie Farr are on Each succeeding conference out-^ dard. East, which is at Northwest Cabral lashed an R BI single to right. (2D - Twilight Zone qualifies the Eagles for post-season ( S ) - Reporter 41 hand lor the action. ing w ill feel like a marathon as East Catholic Tuesday afternoon at 3:15 A Doug Bond sacrifice fly chased CHECK LI3TIN08 FOH EXACT TIME 2:00 A.M . Catholic tries to reach its goal. in West Hartford and at Xavier Furlong home with Cabral darting tournament play at 10-3. South dips @S) - Jeffersons (~5D - Best of Midday Lay claim to four consecutive Thursday night at Middletown’s to third. to 11-4 with the loss. S7) - Everybody's Business ( ® - Joe Franklin Show Hartford County Conference (HCC) Palm er Field at 7:30, can do no worse Sophomore Paul Roy singled East Catholic (6) — Furlong 2b,, 6:30 P.M. dD - MOVIE: 'I'd Rather Be baseball championships. than share conference honors if it Cabral home. McCoy beat out an in­ 4- 1-1-0, Cabral ss, 5-1-1-1, Bond If, 4- ® - CBS News tseZCompulog Rich' A young heiress passes off a young engineer as her fi­ The three-time defending champs, wins its remaining four HCC tilts. field hit and sophomore Chris Darby 1-2-1, Roy rf, 5-0-3-1, R. Goodwin p, Cfj) - Barney Miller ance to make her dying grand­ who cannot afford a slip to achieve "W e’ll take them one at a time,” tied it with a slicing double just in­ 0- O-O-O, M c C o y dh, 4-0-2-0, @ @ - NBC News father happy. Sandra Dee. the quest, found the road rocky East Coach Jim Penders recited the side the leftfield line. Misselwitz pr, O-l-O-O, Darby 3b, 3-0- Robert Goulet, Andy Willtams. - Business Report Saturday but pulled out a 10-inning time-worn cliche. Penders saw his “ We got some key two-strike 1- 1, Riggs lb, 4-0-1-0, Masse cf, 5-0-1- 5 b) - Independent Network 12:30 A.M . 1964 (25) - Noticiro Nacional SIN No- 8:30 P.M. come-from-behind 6-5 win over club, with some base-running hits,” voiced Penders, “ Both Roy 0, D. Goodwin c, 4-1-3-1. Totals: 38-6- ticias nacionales con Guillermo News (3D - Adam-12 32) - ESPN's Inside Baseball (33 (33 - Report to Murphy South Catholic at Eagle Field. gaffes, run itself out of a tally and and Darby had two strikes but they 15-5. Restrepo. Baker plans to maul Murphy's 12:00 A.M . (3D - Oat Smart (2D - Sports Update A one-out bases-Ioaded walk to possible big inning later. hit the ball hard. South Catholic (5) — Tenore ss, - Bob Newhart / pet parolee in court. (R) (3D - Quincy ® - MOVIE: -Wild HarvesT (22) - Kojak Dennis- Goodwin forced home pinch- “ Psychologically you’d think maybe "W e scored a lot of runs in the 5- 1-1-0, Arace 2b, 4-1-1-1, Uricchio dS)-ABC News C5D - CeroLBurnett and Friends d D - Perry Mason The head of a harvesting crew (22) - MOVIE: 'Something of ;runner John Misselwitz tvith the later innings and that’s been a (57) - Over Easy 5 D - ; (TD - Saturday Night Live runs into a jam when his com­ Value' A man raised in Kenya we would fold the tents. We were cf, 4-0-2-2, Chudy 3b/p, 5-0-1-0, at Kansas bine breaks down. Alan Ladd, tries to stop the Mau Mau terror * game-winner. Frank McCoy led off flat after not getting the run,” he trademark this year. It shows we Litizio c, 5-1-0-0, Ciccarelli p/lb, 4-1- 7:00 P.M. d D - 1962 U.8.A. International Dorothy Lamour, Lloyd Nolan, City peacefully, but the violence me extra fram e by being a hit reviewed, “ and then (R ich ) Cic- have some character, especially Otving Robert Preston. 1947. changes him to a vengeful man. 3-2, Charett pr, O-O-O-O, Sarra rf, 2-0- ® - CBS News (T5) - English Channel Today's - Pelicula: 'Despues del Rock Hudson. Dana Wynter, batsman. A followed but carelli hits one out.” coming back against an excellent 0-0, Sinopoli rf, 2-0-()-0, Walmsley ® ® - M‘A'S*H programs are 'The Fifth Estate: (25) (2® - Night Gallery Silencio' Sidney Poitier. 1957. Jeff Riggs parachuted a single to The Ciccarelli homer in the South club like South. They didn’t give us lf/3b, 2-1-0-0, D’Angona lb, 2-0-0-0, ( ® “ Muppet Show Skagit Standoff and 'Perform­ (2D - West Coast Report ance; Scoop.' (2 hrs.) (2 ® - MOVIE: 'Black Gold' An oil (2® - Chespirito Serie comica. left and a Bill Masse chopper down sixth gave it a 4-0 bulge. A wild pitch much, but we will take the last run,” Fetherston If, l-O-O-O. Totals: 36-5-8- dD - ABC News 5 D - Benny Hill Show wildcater leases land in Okla­ Roberto Gomez Bolanos. Fldr- the third base line kicked fair jam­ gave East its. first marker in the he noted. 5. (25) > Chespirito Serie comica. homa and drills for oil. Philip 50) - Late Night With David inda Meza; Ruben Aguirre. ( ® - You Asked For It Roberto Gomez Bolanos, Flor­ Carey, Diane McBain, James Lettarman David Is joined by ming the sacks and bringing home sixth. South restored the four- Senior Rich Goodwin, 3-0, went South CTl) - Jeffersons inda Meza, Ruben Aguirre. Best. 1963 Author Donald Johanson, Poet 2:30 A.M . Goodwin to the dish. run spread in the seventh on a Paul the distance to gain the well-earned Catholic 001 012 100 0 5 dS) - ESPN's Inside Baseball Allen Ginsburg and NBC shoe- 9:00 P.M. S9) - MOVIE: 'FInel Chapter- dD - ESPN Sports Center The victory maintains East’s Uricchio RBI single. East, however. decision. He walked four and fanned East (T8) - 'YouK Mag. for Women Walking Tall' The last true tale shine men Joe and Floyd. (60 - Citizen's Cup Professional ® ® - M-A-S-H A USO min.) d® Catholic 000 001 400 1 6 (25) - Charlie's Angels troupe makes an unexpected of the life and death of Tennes­ Tennis: Women's Finals see lawman Buford Pusser, the (2D - Moneyline' detour to the 4077th. (R) (60 1:00 A.M . 2D - Overnight Desk min.) bat carrying sheriff who now l22) - News (3D - Charlie Rose Show 3 :0 0 A .M . Herald photo by Tarquinlo CSD - The Merv Show must fight for his life when his Bennet track (ID - MOVIE: 'Roller Boogie' t6wn turns against him. Bo (3D - Rat Patrol ® - MOVIE: Those RedheaSs Some skaters band together to ® - MOVIE: 'Bad and the Svenson, Forrest Tucker. 1977 ® - MOVIE; 'Columbo: Mind from Seattle' During the Go)d keep their roller-disco open Beautiful' Jonathan Shields over Mayhem' Columbo finds Rush, a woman and her four Historical walk Linda Blair. Jim Bray. 1979 helped make Hollywood, set­ 12:15A.M . unsolicited assistance in a mur­ daughters travel to Alaska, only star Rogers tling scores and changing the Rated PG. - MOVIE: 'Graduation Day' der case from a boy genius. Pe­ to find her newspaper-owner lives of those surrounding him. (2D The mysterious deaths of high ter Falk, Jose Ferrer, Jessica husband murdered. Rhonda O ) - Nancy Savin/ The Arts Lana Turner, Kirk Douglas, Dick John 'Sutherland, left, and Thomas Lewis, center, led 50 history buffs school track stars lead to a mys­ Walter. 1974. Fleming. Gene Barry, Agnes (25) - El Derecho de Nacer^Te- Powell. 1952 wins javelin on a walking tour of the Cheney Brothers National Historic Landmark tery madman. 1982. Rated R. Q S - Twilight Zona Moorehead. 1953 lenovela en la cual Maria Elena (TS) - AM Service Revelation District on Saturday. First stop was the clocktower mill. In background. del Hunco da a luz un hijo ilegi- ( ^ - MQVIE; 'Apartment for Sutherland Is the director of the Institute of Local History, Manchester timo. Su padre al enterarse de (2D - MOVIE; 'Mean Streets' Peggy' Part 2 With Rennet's John Rogers cap­ esto decide deshacerse del Three young men grow up to­ (2D - Gunsmoke turing the javelin, thinclads from Community College; Lewis Is a^pOfessor of geography at the college. nino pero 'Mama' Dolores, su gether and struggle to survive in New York City's Little Italy. (2®- Ha llegado una Intrusa Te­ Bennet and Illing Junior High's took negra criada. decide encar- lenovela en la cual Laura y Ali­ garse del bebe. Nadie conoce la Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel, part in Saturday’s Freshman In­ Herald photo by Tarquinlo David Proval. 1973. Rated R. cia. de identico parecido, se historia hasta que Albertico se conocen en el colegio y Laura vitational Track Meet at Xavier convierte en doctor y se en- 9:30 P.M. pretende ser AlicI? y decide High in Middletown. vuelve con su propia familia. EAST’S JEFF RIGGS STRAINS FOR FOUL POP Yale alumnlxlonate - p k A Full Contact Karate Cinema conocer su familia. El padre de Rogers took the javelin with a toss Veronica Castro. Socorro Ave- Alicia, que no ha visto su hija ... but saw ball fall out of reach lar, Humberto Zurita. ® - MOVIE: 'From Hell to por atgun tiempo, piensa que of 143-feet, 3-inches, beating the 55) - Entertainment Tonight Victory' The lives of four friends esta ha regresado y anos mas competition by over three feet. Bob are dramatically changed when S D - Welcome Back Kotter tarde cuando Alicia regresa a Castagna was third in the they leave Paris and enter su casa nadie s^be quien es la new president's collar 57) > Business Report World War II George Peppard, lliirlforil Slorrs steeplechase for Bennet while Senan Shortage of pitching verdadera Alicia. Jaqueline An- George Hamilton, Jean Pierre 7:30 P.M. Cinrina C ity — Des Boot rrans-Lux College dere. Gorman and Dave Larkin both Cassel 1979. Rated PG. Twin — Notorious 7, with ( ® > P.M. Magazine (R ) 1, 3:55, 7, 9:55. - 3:15 A.M. eclipsed the seventh-grade mark in NEW HAVEN ( U P I) - A Yale Univer- The gold mountings for the jewel are (25) - El Idolo Telenoveta en la Rebecca 8:45. — Wrong is (3D - All In the Family Caligula (R ) 1:30, 3:30, the 5,000-meter run with times of set with plaques that bear Hebrew cual Miguel Angel Mercado, un ® - Off the Sat ^ f , 'w •?. ^ sity alumni has restored a 77-year-old cantante famoso en busca de Right (R ) 7, 9:15. Herald photo by Tarqulnlp 20:03 and 21:08 respectively. AACC second best ® ) - You Asked For It 7:30, 9:30. - Victor, Vic­ 33) - With .To u c h of Burlaaqua school tradition by replacing the ornate characters referring to portions of the felicidad con la mujer que ama. d D - Family Feud toria (P G ) 1:15, 3:45, 7:15, Vernon This nice-but-naughty show is Bennet’s sprint medley of Scott "President's Collar" that, was designed Bible and include the school’s motto, mientras se encuentra envuelto complete with baggy pants co­ Hill, Jim Colletti, Ken M emery and (!1D ~ Entertainment Tonight en le mundo competitivo de dis­ 9:45. — Enter the Ninja Cine 1 & 2 — Death medy, topless dancers and ex­ in 1905 by Tiffany and Co. "Lux Et Veritas,’’ which is Latin for EAGLE RUNNER FRANK McCOY SCAMPERS BACK TO FIRST t Jeff Larkin took fourth place while (TD - News cos. Jose Luis Rodriguez, Mari­ (R ) 1:45, 3:40, 7:45, 10. Wish II (R ) 7:35, 9:30. — otic striptease. The original collar, valued at $500,000, "light and truth” ’’ lyn Pupo, Rafael Jose ... as South first sacker Jeff D’Angona applies late tag the 4 X 880 foursome of Castagna, in baseball playoff d D ■" ESPN Sports Center CincHiuiliu — A Thou­ was worn by Yale presidents at com­ Harper, 38, was commissioned by Deathtrap (PG ) 7, 9:15. d D - Sports Look 10:00 P.M. sand Clowns 7:30, with 3:30 A.M . Larkin, Larkin and Gorman took mencements and other ceremonies, but Y ale’s board of trustees after an 18- dD - PKA Full Contact Karate fifth, l^ e 4 X 440 team of Colletti, (2D - Sports Tonight O D (3D - Lou Grant A hit-and- Shoot the Moon (R ) 9:45. West Hartford By Bob PapettI zalez roped two singles off winning was stolen from a vault at the university month search to find an artist to provide run death turns into a bizarre - Real Pictures ( S ) - M*A*S*H Coloniul Enter the Elm I & 2 — Death (2D Aaron Cook, M emery and Norman Hawk Larry Hiscavich to early three years ago. A sizeable reward a replacement. He teaches at Florida story (60 min.) Correspondent Ninja (R), with Kung Fu Wish II (R ) 7:10, 9:10. - 4:00 A.M . Sparrow took fifth to round out‘the lead Manchester's seven-hit attack. was posted, but the treasure was never State University in Tallahassee and was (2D 57) - MacNeil-Lehrer (3D - News Report Warriors (R ) from 6:30. Deathtrap (PG ) 7, 9:20. (TD - Hazel scoring for Bennet, which took ninth The ancient baseball adage, that Klibaqoff scattered six hits in recovered. chosen from four artists who were given (25) - Star Trek spotlighted place in the 23-team field. > (25) - Dios se lo Pague Telenov­ Ku»l llurlfonl T ile M ovies — Conan the (2D - Freeman Reports pitching is 90 percent of the game, eliminating Middlesex. Darryl Yale President A. Bartlett Giamatti six months to submit a final design. ela en la dual Carlos Pereira (2D - Freeman Reports K a HI w n o (I P u b & Babarian (R ) 12,2:25,4:45, (2D - News Illing’s V.J. Liscomb was second once again proved to be true for Morhardt’s two-out, two-run double will wear the collar for the first time The university would not identify the para continuar manipulando la 52) 5 ® - Quincy First of two Cini'inn — Closed for 7:20, 9:40. Porky’s (R ) (2D - MOVIE: Mean Streets' in the 1,500-meter run in the school- Manchester Community College in in the fifth provided the winning May 23 at services to mark the beginning Yale graduate who provided the money herencis de su hija, le prohibe parts A vacation on an ocean casarse con el hombre que ama liner turns into a nightmare for remodeling. 12, 1:55, 3:45, 5:35, 7:30, Three young men grow up to­ record time of 4:32. Aaron Garber this past weekend's Connecticut margin. of Yale’s commencement activities. for the new collar. They were also gether and struggle to survive Federico Luppi. Leonor Bene­ Quincy. (60 min.) Poor Richards — 9:25 — Wring is Right (R ) was ninth in the steeplechase with a Community College Athletic MCC lost a heartbreaker Saturday Artist William Harper of Tallahassee, deliberately vague about the cost, but detto. in New York City's Little Italy. 10:30 P.M. SvffKind of Hero (R ) 7:30, 12:15,2:35,4:50,7:10,9:20. Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel, as RHAM tops Tech tim e o f 13:38. Brian Brophy, Association (CCCAA) Baseball night to Housatonic, with the Hawks Florida, began work on the new collar in they said it was "considerably less” than 55) - Match Game fl3) - Man's Professional 9:30. David Provat. 1973. Rated R. Dwayne Albert and Al O’Neill also Tournament at Stamford’s Cubeta scratching out two runs in the sixth. January. H t described the work ' as the estimated value of the old collar. (2S) - Barney Miller Wethersfield Tennis Finals from Monte Carlo Showcase Cinema — If performed well for Illing. Stadium. A bad hop single scored the winning "classical in concept, which I hope cap­ The original, collar Was a gitt Irom Paris I & 2 — Richard 4:15 A.M . , Two well-pitched games featured took third on a sacrifice. “ Playing at Eastern was first dS) “ People's Court *“ d S - 24 Horas You Could See What I Hear Finishing runner-up for the second run. Frusciante was the hard-luck tures the essence of Y a le’s more than 280 Samuel S. -Stam0fa7~i^lnusic professor Pryor Live on the Sunset 33) - MOVIE: 'Melvin and Saturday night at Eastern Connec­ “This was a great game,” cited class and the kids really enjoyed 8:00 P.M. 11:00 P.M. (PG) 1, 7:20, 9:50. - Howard' The alleged story of straight year to champion loser despite his best outing of the years of tradition,’’ who also^ donated the “ Yale M ace" Strip (R ) 7:15, 8:50. - ticut State College's Alumni Field in Tech Coach Rich Busick, “ Both played on a well-kept field and under d D (3D - Puff and Mr. Nobody ®®®®)®®-News Paradise fR ) 1, 7:10, 9:30. the gas station attendant who Housatonic, the Cougars wound up a season. He hurled five strong in­ It is made of 14 Karat gold, fine and carried by the president. Deathtrap (PG ) 7, 9:05. rescued Howard Hughes from Willimantie where RHAM High pitchers were excellent. The game bje-lights,” stated Busick. Booters hold A little boy relies on a make ® - M - A - S - H — The- Sword and the successful 17-13 campaign in a nings in relief of Hill. Bob sterling silver, and an enamel ork called It was designed by Tiffany & Co. believe dragon for companion­ the desert. Jason R o^rds, nipped Cheney Tech, 2-1, in nine in­ was well-played. The last ball hit to Cheney’s next outing is today in a 03) - Independent Network Sorcerer 1:10, 7:15, 9:30. — Mary Steenburgen. Paul LeMat. weekend highlighted by the gutty Desaulniers had two hits for MCC. “ cloisonne" and "champleve" to form jewelers and was worn since 1905 as a ship. Enfield nings in COC baseball action. Nowak (the man I would want to make-up tilt at home against East News Chariots of Fire (PG) 2, 1981. Rated R. pitching performances of MCC’s Corazzelli fanned six and walked the 11 coats-of-arms of Y a le’s various badge of the office by Yale presidents on d D ■* P.M. Magazine Cine 1,2, 3,4, 5 & 6-^ The setback qljminates any hopes catch it because of his strong arm) Hampton High at 3:15. division lead dD - ESPN Sports Center 7:10, 9:45. — On Golden 4:30 A.M . Dan Corazzelli, Dave Frusciante four in the win over Mattatuck, An graduate and professional schools.^ formal occassions such as com­ ® S5) - MOVIE: 'The Conan the Barbarian (R ) the Techmen had of gaining post­ was a fitting way to end a well- Concorde: Airport '79' The (l5) •> Festival of Faith Pond (PG) 1,7:25,9:55.- 33) - Abbott and Coatallo and Alan Klibanoff. RBI triple by Klibanoff, a fielder’s There are also three shields that rear mencements, inaugurations and other 6:45, 9:30. — Porky’s (R ) season play as it drops them to 2-11 played game. This one could have Manchester Soccer Club main­ 1 world's fastest plane tries to (25) - Twilight Zone Swamp Thing (PG) 1:20, The Cougars dropped the final choice by Desaulniers and a run-, the crest of the university, Yale College ceremonies. out-manuever a powerful mis­ 7:30, 9:45. — Paradise (R ) (22) - Nawa overall. Cheney is 2-9 in conference gone either way. We had a couple of tained its lead in the Connecticut (2D - Sports Tonight 7:15, 9:30. - AC-DC: Let (22) - Qulrama Slampra game Sunday, 8-3, to the CCCAA scoring single by Mike Troian ac­ and the Great Seal of the United States. The mysterious disappearance of the sile. Susan Blakely. George 7:45, 9:55. — Chariots of play. The Sachems go to 8-5 in the opportunities but couldn’t get the RHAM (2) - Wilkes If, 4-0-1-1, Soccer League ’A’ Division North Kennedy, Robert Wagner (2D - MOVIE: 'Family Enforced There Be Rock (PG ) 8, 10. champion Hawks, who swept counted for the Cougar markers. A jewel is suspended from a pair of collar in September 1979 has baffled A portrait of the workings of the Fire (P G ) 7:15, 9:40. - . conference and 9-5 overall with the man in.” Tarbox lb, 4-0-1-0, Crowell 2b, 4-0-0- with a 5-0 blanking of Hartford St. 1979 — Annie Hall (P G ) 1, 7:40, •^liroirgjrthe double elimination tour­ Desaulniers was the tourney hit­ carved and polished glass medallions police and chagrined officials at the 'mob* on an everyday level and Wrong is Right (H ) 7:20, r'.' 'triumph. Cheney scored its lone marker in 0, Miranda c, 3-0-0-0, Bradlee ph, 1-0- Lucy yesterday in Glastonbury. d D - Hollywood a small-time hoodlum bent on with Sleeper (PG) 2:40, nament unbeaten. ting star, going 6-for-12. The MCC and a fragment of 24 karat beaten gold school. The collar was stored in a vault 9:50. — ’The Sword and the R H AM ’s Clay Folsom and the fourth. Nowak singled to left, 04), Cavanaugh ss, 4-1-1-0, M cKay Tom Cleary had two goals and d D - Odd Couple becoming the best in the under­ 9:30. Earlier Sunday Manchester defense, spearheaded by embossed with the seal of the university in Woodbridge Hall, Yale’s administra­ Sorcerer (R ) 7, 9:10. SHOWCASE Cheney’s Tom Kaminski hooked up pilfered second, and advanced two 3b, 3-0-0-0, St. Armand rf, 3-0-0-0,' Chip Doubleday, Ed Gardiner and d D ** Australian Rules Football world society. Joseph Cortese, knocked off Middlesex. 6-3, to earn Desaulniers. Ed is hung in between. tion building. Lou Crescuola, Joseph Pesci. Manehesfer < in the old-fashioned pitcher’s duel bases on Folsom wild pitches. Mastandra ph, 0-04)-1, Copolelli cf, )T im McConville one each for MSC, d D - MOVIE; 'Beyond the Reef' Rated R. CINEMAS the right to face Housatonic. McKiernan and catcher Doug IIA Theaters East — Willimantie ^ with each spinning a three-hitter. RHAM drew even in the fifth. Two-, 2-1-0-0, Folsom p, l-tMM). Totals: 29- 9-0-2 and atop the standings at 20 A pet tiger shark helps a young In Saturday’s action, Manchester Sarant, was stingy with only two man and his sweetheart save (2D - Dick Cavett Conan the Barbarian (R ) Jillson Square Cinema Kaminski, 2-4, fanned four and out walks were issued to Mark 2-3-1. / points. edged Mattatuck, 3-1, while errors in the four outings. some fabled black pearls. Day- (57) - Business Report 7:10, 9:25. — Porky’s (R ) — Paradise 7:30, 9:30. — f!^Valked three while Folsom whiffed Copolelli and Folsom and Frank Cheney Tech ( 1) — Eaton^pS^ ton Ka'Ne, Maren Jensen. Housatonic dumped Middlesex, 9-0, "We played our hearts out,” 11:15P.M . 7:15, 9:30. — Wrong Is Conan the Babarian 7,9:30. I; and issued seven free passes. Wilkes lined a vicious drive off 0-0, Beley ss, 3-0-1-0, Sullivan 3b, 3-0- Break to win Rated PG. in first round play. The Cougars Cougar Coach Gene Spaziani said (25) - Reporter 41 Right (R ) 7:15, 9:3(k — The Sword and the ■ ; A sacrifice fly by pinch-hitter Kaminski’s knee, winding up in 0-0, Nowak cf, 4-1-1-0, Gothberg lb, (l5) « Great Sports Legends To-, HARTFORD DOVER, Del. (UPI) — Bobby were then nipped, 2-1, by the Hawks following the final out, "W e went a day's show features Brian Nel­ 11:30 P.M. R oekville Sorcerer 7:15, 9:20. — V ^ r k Mastandra chased home the short rightfield, scoring Copolelli. 2 -0 ^ , Kaminski p, 3-0-0-0, Elliott Allison got a break when Darrell son. INTERSTATiSAEXITSa in the w in n er’s bracket while lot farther than Anybody expected (3D - Hawaii Flve-0 Film Festival Cinemas Chariots of Fire 7, 9:15. . i;ame-winner. Tim Cavanaugh just “ Kaminski pitched another gem If, 3-0-1-0, Barone dh, 4-0-0-0, Schulz Waltrlp blew an engine with 58 miles (2D - MOVIE: 'Patton' Part 1 USTHARTFORD 568-8810 Middlesex eliminated Mattatuck and we have nothing to be ashamed (3D - Starsky and Hutch — Let It Be 7 with Yellow * slid home ahead of a perfect )peg by and deserved a better fate. His E R A rf, 2-0-0-0, W ad in g ph, O-O-O-O, to go and Allison breezed to victory (2D - Primenews/120 The sore arm of Cougar ace hurler of. ” fSD - Entertainment Tonight Submarine 8:45. — Some W indsor ANNIE Tech centerfielder Paul Nowak. is at 2.00. He pitched well after suf­ Boisvert c, O-O-O-O. Totals: 29-1-3-0. by three laps before a record crowd (2D 55) - Marco Polo Second of Ken Hill limited MCC’s mound staff Manchester O-l-O-l-l-O-O 3-7-0 ® d ® - Nightllne Pukb,it Hot 7, with Plaza — Deathtrap ; Cavanaugh led o ff the inning With a fering the Injured knee from the line Cheney 000 100 000 1 of 41,000 at the Mason-Dixon 500 four parts. Freed from prison, HALL IPCI to the trio of Corazzelli, Frusciante Mattatuck O-O-O-O-O-l-O 1-3-3 Marco arrives arrives at Xan­ - Ironside Carousel 9:15. (P G ) 7:30. _ J ^ i ; soft liner to left that droppedand he drive,” Busick commented. RHAM 000 010 001 2 (3D NASCAR race. and Klibanoff. The triumvirate, Corazzeli and Sarant; Bilakonand adu, the Summer palace of the (TD - News iM -m Mongol emperor Kublai Khan. which had a conglomerate 5-7 LaRoze. (2 hrs.) dD - MOVIE: 'Dogs of WaK A record during the regular season, deadly mercienary who is tor­ Manchester O-O-l-O-O-O-O 1-6-0 (2D @ ) - Shakespeare Plays tured and deported by the Afri­ responded throughout the tourna­ Housatonic 0-0-0-0-0-2-x 2-5-1 'Troilus and Cressida.' This is can government returns to Celtic/ one garne from vacation ment. Hill, Frusciante (2) and Sarant; the television production of one m c o n c o rti^ overthrow the decayed regime. Unfortunately Manchester’s three of the bard's least known plays Christopher Walken, Tom Ber- - SHOWN AT:- Holan and Barella. whereby the characters are ANTONIO’S workhorses, who had already eriger. Colin Blakely. 1981. iM -im Manchester 0-2-0-0-3-1-0 6-10-t more concerned with appear­ Rated R. PIZZA / hiladelphia u p d the better ballclub despite what couldn’t stop Toney by guarding him pitched at least six innings apiece in Middlesex 0-0-0-1-2-0-0 3-6-2 ances than with realities. (3 P / - oddiy the first quarter after a 16-0 Sixer hrs.) (2® - Wild, Wild West and • ‘ lenougbi the infam ois Mother’s Day happened. We just got together and or not guarding him. We took run but rallied to tie the game, 44-44, previous tilts, proved to be only Klibanoff and Sarant; Ryan and (2D - Newsdesk T ‘ 'Massacre may have been just what talked about it. ourselves out of it in the second on two free throws by Kevin McHale human in the finale as Housatonic’s Kulpik. ® - MOVIE: 'In Harm's Way' RESTAURANT intimidating offense cracked out 13 (2D 55) - Tonight Show mm> SHOWN AT>- • ,'the Philad^hia «6ers needed to "Everybody is contributing, not half.” with 3:49Jeft in the first half. But Manchester 1-0-0-0-0-2-0 3-7-1 An action drama depicting hits in clinching its third straight America's fight for life during 5D 5Z) - Captioned ABC News 956 Main St ManchesUr • ' spur them wtUiliyone game of the just one guy. ^ake Julius (E rvln g), Toney, a 6-foot-S guard, shot 14-of- ‘ Philadelphia regained the lead and Housatonic 0-0-3-0-3-2-x 8-13-2 tourney title. those first days following the (2D - Noche a Nocha Programa CH»I Antonio’s Suggtt*..... t ; NBA championship series. for example. He’s playing excep­ 21 against four different Boston Boston never was able to get closer Corazzelli, Frusciante (3), Pearl Harbor attack. John musical an el cual se prasantan { ; Mothers — and fathers and tionally well. He doesn’t have to defenders.‘ He canned 25 points in than five again. Corazelli, who three-hit Mat­ Klibanoff (6) and Sarant; Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Patricia artistes da renombra an cinema tatuck Saturday, started and went Neal. 1965 y musics popular. Loco Valdez. t Ibhildren, too -f felt the Boston score 30 or 35 points for us to win. the second half, 15 in the third Hiscavich, Im ri (6) and Barella. Tuesday A Wednesday -SHOWN MTi- ; Celtics’ overwb ilming 121-81 win in He’s rebounding w ell and playing quarter when Philadelphia boosted a The Sixers shot 59 percent from two innings plus to absorb the loss. « ;4he opener >f the Eastern good defense.” seven-point halftime lead to 85-73. the field and outrebounded the Housatonic belted (Jorazelll and 4— S P M ^ Z I Conference fina i on May 9 jammed Following the Mother’s Day Scoring 15 of the Sixers’ 22 points Celtics, 48-32. In the first three his relief, Frusciante, for four CHAMOrS « I the 76ers and th« ir psyches into a pit debacle, the Sixers evened the at one stretch, Toney got the margin games of the series, Boston had held straight hits in a three-run third to SWIMMING POOLS Roast Chicken take the lead for good. The Hawks’ Players sought HUGE POOL • HUGE SAVINGS — pr— ; from which tiey would never series in Boston Garden Wednesday up to 15 with 7:43 left, and helped an nearly a 14-rebound edge on the -SHOWHATi- • I recover. night. They took the advantage 11-2 spurt that upped the lead to 23 boards. Tom Gill had two double and a triple Players interested in playing Dou­ Baiteque Chicken m j jH M I ' . But the Sixers have come full cir- Saturday behind Maurice Chedts’ and iced the game. Ervlng chipped in with 17 points and Todd Judkins ble A soccer (ages 18-22) this Served w/pasta or potato 11 cle In just a week. They racked up a last-second steal from Cedric “ I was playing aggressive and and nine rebounds while Darryl added a single and triple and two summer, please contact Ed Ken- ^'TTfT salad bar & hot garlic bread ON GOLDEN • ! blowout of their own Sunday behind Maxwell for a 99-97 win, and kept picking my spots,” said Toney, who Dawkins had his best game of the RBI. nison, 649-0501, after 5 o’clock. 2 t 39 points from Andrew Toney and the momentum Sunday behind tte averaged 25 points a gaihe against Cougar centerfielder Chris Gon­ POND ! » o : series — 16 points on 7-of-lO -SHOWN RTi- •• i defeated the Celtics, 119-94, to take hot shooting of Toney. the Celtics in Ihe reguliu' season. “ I shooting, six rebounds and four APl’Rf'* SAIM A 1', . .'S 1 I m 7 o * u • I a 3-1 lead in the best-ofseven series. Philadelphia can clinch a berth In knew I ’d have to play smarter this blocked shots. VE QAS II VACATlON AT HOME II I “ I felt I really didn’t play w ell in the finals against the series. I didn’t even know the situa­ Cougar women losers, too $3 .9 B « I that first game,” said Toney after Lakers for the second time in three tion (his point total). I just kept Robert Parish, who sat out the Herald photo by Tarquinlo '~UNICORN PROOUCTS, In e.*! INCLUDES: n i k i« 4 ha. BMi. CT. I £ i recording a personal playoff high. “ I years with a win In Boston checking the scoreboard to see if we fourth quarter for the second game ★ Plltar^A Pump ★ Bracing Si n MmsM. Run a t . | r{-didn’t want to be too over- Wednesday night. were ahead.” in a row, led Boston with 18 while Manchester Community College were eliminated by second-seeded ir Hug# Sun Docks * Unara -SHOWN ATi- For the best itaiian Pizza f < jslnotlonal. Now I have my concen- “ We have the same feeling in our “ Any time during the year when Larry Bird and Maxwell added 17 women’s softball team dropped both Tunxis Community College, 14-11. Making selections * Laddara i t Fanes S Stairs ^ .4ratton down.” locker room as the Sixers had on And^w has got It going, it doesn’t and 16, respectively. The Celtics games it played in last weekend’s Lisa Schwartz had three hits and CALL COLLECT or King sized Grinders Caii '24 Hours 7 Days ‘.‘I think we used that 40-point loss Mother’s Etay,” coach Bill Fitch matter who’s guarding him, nobody missed Nate Archibald, who dis­ CCCAA Tournament in Stratford. Tonni Shea, Doreen Downham and De Ramm, right and Phyllis LeBlanc decide their choices from the AREA CODE (202) Z ! lasLSunday as a stimulant,” added said after the Celtics’ worst defeat can stop him," Philadelphia coach located his left shoulder Satufxlay The Cougars faced the 32-3 top- Denise Boutilier two apiece in the among the plants being sold by the Manchester Garden Club Saturday -INiXVNMri- Z "iCsUlireU Jones. " I think all 12 guys of the season. “ They got some easy Billy Cunningham said. and is out for the rest of the ranked host Housatonic in the nightcap. Shea drove in five runs. fO T : L '- tM our team really believed we were opener and fell by a 15-3 count. They MCC wound up the season 11-12. in Center Pafk. 745-3319 FREE BHOP AT HOMF nnes when w e shouldn’t have. We The Celtics were down 17 late in playoffs. V . . . , I MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., May 17, 1982 - 1.5 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., May 17. 1982 19th Hole LITTLE Defensive play stops RSox Scoreboard LEAGUE $ Islanders just superb Country Club KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - It’s But White sprinted deep behind And while Leonard and regularity. At game time Sunday, he Tliere H«T4* u pair of holes-ln- getting so there’s nothing anymore the bag, scoop ^ it up and flipped to Quisenberry were pitching shutout was sporting a 6.61 ERA. oti«* at Manclu^sler Country Club that amazes Kansas City Manager shortstop Greg Pryor at second just ball, the ’s No. 1 "H e (Leonard) threw the ball laHl wi»«*k<*ml. IMKKNVnOWI. Dick Howser about his second ahead of a sliding Rick Miller. offense was pounding out 15 hits off good but he was really throwing Sl**v<* l>4*xler aoed the 18th hole' Outhit by a 5-4 count, Ansaldi's baseman Frank White. Suddenly, Instead of being in con­ four Red Sox pitchers. pretty well the last three times out usinit a three-iron. He was playing' Hockey had the runs for a 5-2 win over the “ What’s to amaze m e?” Howser trol of the game and with the meat Catcher John Wathan led the in term of velocity. He was in Oilers last Gaturday at Leber Field. Stanley Cup sweep Saturday in a foursome with asked about his five-lime Gold Glove of tlie order coming up, a barrage, producing two RBI with his charge of the whole game today. Mark fireenfield, Jim Sawyer and Eric Rasmus and Dave Kinney each winner. “ He’s the best second stunned Red Sox team trotted onto three hits. White,' Pryor and Willie They got a couple of hits early, but llol) Norwood. had two hits for 3-0 Ansaldi’s. Tony the MVP in the playoffs. baseman in baseball. I’m amazed the field still trailing. Aikens also drove in runs. he was still in charge,” Howser VANCOUVER, British Columbia Stun llilinski reci>rded his fifth Osman and Kevin Love each singled “ With the amount of talent on this only when he doesn’t make hell of a But it was White, Leonard and said. (UPI) - With a third Stanley Cup career hole-in-one Sunday with an' M il, I'l.AYOFKS '*'1 M AMF.HM •s M ( F.H l.F A G I'K and doubled for 0-3 Oilers. team. I’m really proud I won it,” he play. And he always makes them.” “ He made hell of a pla y,” Quisenberry who drew most of the B\ rmiuil r . Iritcnia.ional banner ready for their arena’s ‘‘We don't compare, We just go out and have are on the 8th hole using a seven-' Hy I'niU'd Press Intcrnalioncil said. “ But there are a lot of guys' White made perhaps the key Leonard said. “ That was the deter­ plaudits from Howser. “ It’s good to see him pitch well Finals l’^1 l Luiidenlale 7 2 ‘A- 14 18 58 first American-based team to win I Tam i'a Bav 4 5 13 15 12 36 Don Botticello two for A&N. Scott season in their 12-year history had 1-0 lead and starting pitcher Dennis Leonard cruised through his next best — that’s why he has five of he said. “ But the key to the game three straight NHL titles Sunday TEE lu GREEN and PUTTS- A M.i\ i;i T'l Y Islanders 3; Vancouver TuN'i 3 5 14 16 14 32 Dibia5e~slugged a three-run homer "It was a tough one, it gets ended on a losing note. Leonard was struggling with his five innings allowing only two Red those golden things in his house.” was in the second inning. If Remy’s 1 1* kstinville 2 5 12 17 12 24 night with a 3-1 triumph over the However, Vancouver coach Roger —Gross —Edna Hilinski 55, Net West erii for Bob’s. , tougher every year when everyone “ It’s been a great year, but I don’t control. With the bases loaded and Sox base runners. Then after a 62- Howser was also relieved to see hit over the bag clears the infield, Mat IB - N Y Islamlers 3. Vancituver Vancouver Canucks, feel there is lit­ Neilson was quick to give the —Edna Wadak 62-21-41, Helen Mutty S,iM Diegn 5 3 13 10 12 :t9 expects you to win it,” said Islander want to say a helluva year because two outs, Jerry Remy bounced a hot minute rain delay, Quisenberry, the his starter produce a strong seven we score two. If White just catches l‘'.(imDiitiin 4 3 10 in 7 :13 tle need for debate, Islanders his vote of confidence. 59-17-42; B —Gross—Rose Robideau NVTIONVI.FAKM coach A1 Arbour. “ You saw what there’s a lot of disappointment,” shot past Lmnard’s ankles that Royals’ bullpen ace, mopped up, innings. Despite four wins in seven up to it, we score one. But White \',in iiii.'**i' 4 5 • 11 18 10 32 Auto Trim & Paint topped Carter "We showed a lot of-poise and "They are by far the most power­ said Smyl as tears formed in his 6 40 Snepsts, Van. IB 5.3 Islander general manager Bill Their goaltender also comes up with "Winning Is Fun” decorating their Center Ivan Boldirev, a driving itin'D pci gam*' ex*‘udmg ovri tin r-' Anderson 32, C —Ruth Allen 31. Tigers, Twins resume warfare Nt'-lrein. NYl. IB 5.3 vhn illHlts ' blackboard, made things miserable Torrey, who built the club through some saves sometimes.” force for the Canucks throughout the FOUR HALL- Wadas-Robideau- ^CM.ml peiiod-.3. New York. Bossv IB Saliinlav s Results iv r. I'ARM for the Canucks before a boisterous •Pettin. Trottier). 5 00 4, Nett York. P n rlla ii.l 2. T a n i|u Bav 1 (Sn> wise drafting and shrewd trades, The win Sunday, the Islanders’ playoffs, also lamented the fashion Helen Meegan-Phyllis Holmes 62, The Oilers nipped Ansaldi’s, 4-3, crowd of 16,413. Hosvt 17 (Trottier. Perssoni. 8 00 Toiunl-i 2, M'inlr«’.il 1 claimed the question was one he ninth in a row, completed the first in which their dreamlike season Lynn Prior-Bert Groman-Claire Peiialiie.s IVrs.son. NYl, 1:21 Kota I'cls;) San Diego 1 last Friday at Verplanck. Jason in Sunday battle of home runs \ an 3 02, Smvl Van. 6 (B, Belland couldn’t answer but made his sweep of a NHL final since Montreal Butch Goring and Vancouver’s finished. I’ Hi i 1. iu*l*-nl;ile 2 San Jo« ■ n Stanizzi pitched five strong innings. Zimmerman-Lil Whitesell63. \aii I4'f)3 'Mndiv -PR.-ailt. Stan Smyl traded goals in the “ It’s been great for us this year, Jimmy Gaunya struckout the side in feelings known anyway. downed Boston in 1977, BES T 15- A —Stan McFarland 55- Tliinl jH'nod None Penalties-None \.'V York 3 ( hi< ;p'M 1 opening 20 minutes before the '’Allots nn noal New York 912-7 28 "All of us will leave it up to you to With the third successive Stanley but right now I feel down just 5050, Pete Foster 61-8-53, Bob By Fred McMane fights, stemming from brushback going our way. |•' Donny Sauer fanned 15 and homered pulling the trigger, took advantage 7:30 - Mels vs. Reds, WINF At Anaheim, Calif., Reggie Islanders rated themselves among complished by only two other game.” Vonderkall 61-9-52, Don Anderson When the and fered a serious knee injury in one of No G am *". Sell* flu li’d I for 2-1 Ansaldi’s. of Vancouver’s overzealousness to 8:15 - Yankees vs. Royals, WPOP, Jackson and Fred Lynn hit home the all-time great clubs. "We won American teams: the Detroit Red 64-1252, Joe Salafia 66-13-53, Jack' aren’t busy trying the scuffles. Rozema underwent seize a two-goal cushion they never iNeilson, who made it clear he was C h .ll runs to back Ken Forsch’s four- all kinds of series in every possible Wings twice (1936-37 and 1954-55) Devanney 62-9-S3: C —Mike Belcher to hit each other with a baseball, surgery Saturday and will be lost to hitter and help the Angels complete MiSI. Pl.WOFFS relinquished. extremely proud of his club, made it Rv I'nilod ITes;; Inteinational way and that’s the test. We can and the Philadelphia Flyers in 1974 68-21-47, A1 Chevrette 63-15-48, Paul they do a pretty good job of hitting the team for at least two months. a four-game series sweep of the In­ The power-play goals, which came clear the Islanders belong in Auto Finals come from behind and we can grind and 1975. Dutelle 72-22-50, Harold Orfitelli 67- one with a bat. Sunday’s game also included a ' Best iil Fi\( ' / just three minutes apart and were hockey’s hallowed halls. dians. Forsch outdueied John Denny Racing 22 qualified it out. Everyone gets better in the At one point in the playoffs, the 15-52, Bob Lachapelle 67-15-52; Low The two teams crushed eight incident, but home plate to even his record at 3-3. (All Time- FDTi ^ sandwiched in between a pair of “They’ve got the best player in 'Blunder Ball' St I.*>uis vs N*‘\s Y ork league, so there’s more satisfac­ Islanders’ chance of sipping cham­ gross —McFarland 71. home runs between them at Tiger umpire Durwood Merrill stepped in New York tallies disallowed by Bryan Trottier,” he said. “ They’ve White Sox 6 , Brewers I lie d 1 1 1 Stadium Sunday, with Larry Hern­ quickly before any serious trouble M,’)\ 14 St L ouis 3. New Y ork ‘I tion. ” pagne from Lord Stanley’s mug got the best scorer in Mike Bossy. SWEEPS- A —Gross —Stan At Chicago, Steve Kemp drove in for Indy 500 New York center Bryan Trottier, seemed slim. referee Wally Harris, raised don’s eighth-inning homer snapping starteJ After Minnesota’s Terry i ( )T I 'They’ve got the best defenseman in Hilinski 75, Pete Denz 75, N e t-P e te ' Oakland nine three runs and Salome Bafojas M at IB N« w 'I’ork 5. St 1.1 lis 3 who engineered both of Mike They had to battle back from a Bossy’s total for the series to seven a tie and lifting the Tigers to a 7-6 M,i\ 21 New York al St Louis, B :C) Denis Potvin. They’ve got the best Foster 78-8-70, Terry Schilling 765- picked up his ninth save in sparking Bossy’s second-period power play deficit late in the third period to and tied him with the record es­ victory and a sweep of the four-^ame INDIANAPOLIS (UPl) - Auto coach in A1 Arbbur. They’ve got the 71, Joe Weklind 76-4-72; B -G r o s s ; the White Sox. Kemp’ s two-run x-Mav Z\ Nett York al SI Louis goals, also declined to put his club’s force overtime in the fifth and tablished by Montreal’s Jean series. NASCAK Dover 500 racing fans will long remember the best personnel in the four key —Jack Devanney 80, Net —Bob- stops Yanks single highlighted a four-run seventh Al Dovc'i’. Del . May 16 H :i5 p m Beliveau in five games against Randy Johnson hit a two-run V A l.iv 2li St L oud at Nev York R first weekend of qualifying for the achievements in perspective. deciding game of their opening positions. Vonderkall 769-69, Tracy 82-12-70, American league inning and gave the White Sox a 5-1 P- I'nited Press International "We don’t compare,” he said. round series against Pittsburgh, Detroit in 1956. homer and Tom Brunansky, John 66th . “ They’re going to be tough for a Anderson 83-12-71; C —Gross lead. Steve Trout, 3-3, pitched the I Ho|)h\ Al'i:;or, Chevrolet "We just go out and have fun win­ The performance also earned OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - Last Castino and Dave Engle cracked The Saturday session started with before John Tonelli finally gunned long time.” -Lachapelle 85, Net —Orfitelli 87- first six innings to pick up the vic­ frfki laps l’2in.3B mph ning. ” down the pesky Penguins. Bossy the Conn Smythe Trophy as season the Oakland A’s treated their solo homers for the Twins with Alan ■ Daw Mams Chevrolet, two record-breaking performances 17-70, Chevrette 85-15-70, Dan tory. 4!r by Penske Racing teammates Kevin Morline 87-1672, Bill Palmer 88-16' fans to a nin-and-bunt style of Trammell, Mike Ivie and Chet Felton gave up the game-winning baseball called "Billy Ball,” but so Ituiigers 2, Blue Jays I D.’pIc I'^arnhatdt Ford. 497 Cogan and . It was 72. Lemon also homering for Detroit. homer to Herndon in the eighth, he At Arlington, Texas, George 4 I'lrtv I.ahonte. (Invi ilel, far this season a better name for 4‘ii; broken up by an explosive crash that FOUR BALL BEST BALL- Gross “ I’m finding out there are a lot of threw the very next pitch over the Wright, who tripled home Texas’ their play may be “ Blunder Ball” . parks like this one over here in the 5 Mark Marlin. Buiek. 49B killed driver Gordon Smiley. — Denz-Marsh Warren-Bill head of Lynn Jones and was im­ first run, singled in the winning run I' K

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Something 34 Not young 4 Ready for short 42 Adduce Tiirnnfn 14 20 ( 412 8>2 Gott Guerrero, LA 36 134 22 43 .321 Ron Streck 1,017 X-7D-75-74-288 ple you try the hardest to fl H ER BB SO ’Honderson 2. S—Phillips. Wilson. NY 34 149 22 47 315 73- 72-73-70-288 quite unexpected may develop 35 Storage action (2 25 Amorous look 43 Diving bird San Diegn IP H R ER HB SO Mcl.aughlin Al Geibcrger 1.017 please today are likely to I.andreaux, LA X 106 21 34 .315 F'red Couples 1,017 77- 70-71-70-2X rebuke your gestures, while at the last minute to ball you battery plate wds.) 26 Hindi dialect 44 Poker stake r.ililornia 24 13 649 - Kicheihrgr (W 3-5) 8 7 2 1 0 New York .lackson (L 2-4) 60-75-72-71-2X out. UlM'af’ I Stearns. NY 31 118 17 37 .314 Doug Tcwell 1,017 those for whom you might not 36 Whole 5 Make a 27 Badneis 45 Space agency Del.<-on 1 1 0 0 0 Righctti (L 2-3) 32-3 6 6 5 6 6 Texas Hernandez, StL X-73-75-72-2X AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Kansas Citv 19 14 57a 3 Montreal Hough X131 24 41 .313 Brad Bryant 1,017 do as much will be very appre­ 37 Favoring speech 28 Former Frazier 12-3 5 I I 1 1 American League 71- 76-70-71-2X Maintaining good relationships (sbbr.) Oakland 20 17 Ml 1 ^.inderson 7 1-3 5 1 1 5 Darwin (W 4-U Ed Sneed 1,017 ciative. neither 6 Sorrowing Spanilh Morgan 2 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 g ab h pet. Dan Pohl 1,017 72- 73-72-71-2X will be far more important 46 Racecourse Seattle 16 22 421 8*^ Fivnian (T 2-1) 1 1 2 2 2 Oakland Gott pitched to !______CANCER (June 21ihily 22) colony Harrah. Clev 33 129 29 47 .364 Larrv Nelson 1,017 68-78-72-72-2X today'than trying to get in the 39 Wholea animal Tev.iv 10 20 .333 10'/ Reardon 0 2 3 3 1 Mcf’alty (W 3-1) 5 4 2 1 3 2 WP—Darwin. PB—Sundberg. T—2:41. Basically, you're very tena­ 29 Newspaper 47 Assault ('oojKir, Mil , S I X ^ 40 .354 Gil Morgan 1,017 t4.71.7l-73-2ffl lost word. Don't make a point 40 Painting 7 Month (abbr.) Minnesota 11 27 289 13'/ Gorman 2-3 2 2 2 1 Underw’cHHl 0 0 0 0 2 0 - 29,303 cious. This quality may be put 46 Joint Murray. Bali 3iUX< 13 X .350 Mike Sullivan L017 7873-71-72-30 and lose a pal. medium 8 Choke coil notice (abbr.) Saturday s Hesiilts Reardon piti hed to 3 hatters in 9th McLaughlin 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Sundberg. Tex Zf 66 7 33 .344 to the test today. You'll fulfill 51 For hearing Detroit 5 MinnoMita 4. 10 innings T 2 55 A- 27.158. Bill Kralzert 798 78- 71-7340-200 PI8CE8 (Feb. 20-Mereh 20) 41 Frenzied 6 Demons 30 Young lice Ow(hinko I 2 2 2 I 0 I^eFlore, Del 31 133 25 46 .338 Hale iTv/in 79R 73- 73-72-71-289 your ambitions, but it won't be Itoston 10 Kansas City 5 Beard (S 3) 2 1-3 4 2 2 0 2 CLEVKLAND CALIFORNIA Bochte, Sea 37 127 8 42 .331 Regardless of the firm or per­ World*6 Greatest S upertiert^ Oakland 7, New >'mk 3 Underwood pitched to 3 batters in 5th. ab 1r h bi ab 1rl1 bi Leonard Thompson 798 X-74-73-73-289 easy to do so. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 CHICAGO HOUSTON Paciorek, Chi 31118 12 X .331 Hal Sutton 773 74- 73-72-71-2X LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be son you may be doing business Toronto f). Texas 2 ab r h bi ab r h bi HBP—bv P’razicr (Phillips). T—3:C. A Dilone if 4 0 0 0 Downing If 4 0 1 0 with today, pass up the first Milwaukee 8 (’hieago 3 McRae. KC 33123 18 40 .325 Terry Diehl 773 75- 72-72-71-2X expectant and hopeful today, 4 0 0 0 -48,137 Harrah 3b .4 0 1 0 Clark If 0 0 0 0 price offered. A little horsetrad­ California 9, Cleveland 6 Molinaro If 3 0 10 Walling rf Otis. KC X 117 X X .325 Oaig Stadler 773 77-70-71-72-2X but try to keep your expecta­ MEHSe TOUCH THB OH, (7EAI? m . THAT WAS here .7 ALLOW ME 12 13 14 0 0 0 0 Scott cf 4 0 10 Hargrv lb 3 0 1 0 Carew lb 4 0 1 0 Seattle 3. Hallimore 2 D; Upshaw. Tor S i l l 17 X .324 Jerry Heard 773 71- 73-72-74-2X ing might yield better terms. LOOT m n o u T RATHER NAUGHTY OT ^ OFFER THEHANPCIF 3 0 0 0 Knight 3b 4 1 2 0 Thorntn dh1 4 00 0 ReJeksn rf 4 1 2 1 tions within realistic bwnds. Sunday's Kesiilts Kcnndv 2h Home Runs Dave Elchelberger 745 68-70-74-79-291 ARIES ( M a r ^ 21-AprH 19) 4 0 0 0 Than pr 0 00 0 BALTIMORE SEA'ITLE Hayes rf 3 00 0 Beniquz rf 0 0 0 0 Impractical hopes will make PPRMI&SION, } /«E, WASN'T r r ? T " FRlENP6HIPANP/fa/».F 17 Iletroit 7 Minnesota 6 Biiiknr 1h National League — Kingman, NY 12; jack Renner 745 * 71-71-7S-76-201 Even essentially simple situa­ IS 16 3 0 0 1 ah r h bi abrhbi Hassey c 3 0 1 0 Baylor dh 4 1 1 0 you disappointed with what you RALPHIE. IT - «>FOf?SIVEME,; Kansas ('it> 5. Boston 0 Mnieind rf 4 1 1 0 Cruz If Murphy. All 11; Thompson. Pit 10; Tim Simpson 745 73- 74-73-71-291 tions could become very com­ 3 0 0 0 Hiimbrv cf 4 2 10 Brown cf 4 1 1 0 Mannhg cf 2 0 1 0 Lynn cf 3 1 2 1 attain. ( 'hieago 6. Milwaukee 1 W.inds cf 4 110 Heap lb Horner. Atl and Hendrick, StL 9. Bill Rogers 745 74- 72-73-72-291 plicated today If handled care­ PE A R B O y./ 1000 Dauor 2h 5 112 Castillo 3b 4 1 0 0 Percont lb 2 00 0 Wilfong 2b 4 0 0 0 ymoo (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) II 18 19 20 21 Tevas 2 Toronlo 1. 10 innings Saiidhrg 3h 3 0 0 1 Knicely ph American League — Thornton. Clo and (’hi Chi Rodriguez 714 73-74-7640-282 U f i s e r s / t £ 7 Ford rf 5 0 11 Bochte dh 3 12 2 Dybznsk ss lessly. Take f^ n s to do what's Biiwa ss 3 0 2 1 (Jarnef 2b 3 0 10 1 2 00 0 DeCincs 3b 3 0 1 1 Hrbek, Minn 10; Roenicke, Balt 9; Howard Twitty 714 76-75-72-2® you're Involved (n a serious ■ (taklaiul 7, New ^’ork 6 Singletn dh 3 111 Randle dh 1100 Craig ph 1 00 0 Foil ss 3 0 0 0 right. 9 0 ! Cox c 3 0 0 0 Ashbv c 3 0 0 0 0 10 0 Cowens rf 40 11 Murphy, Oak 8. Downing, Cal. Harrah, Keith Fergus 714 75- 70-73-74-29B business matter today, be dou­ 22 23 California 3, ('Icveland 0 3 0 0 0 Murray pr Fischlin s 0 00 0 Fergusn c 3 0 0 0 Ralfiinore 5, Seattle 4. 10 innings Canqtbll p 0 0 0 0 Heynlds ss 4 0 10 TCruz ss 5 0 00 rie . Oglivie. Mil and Johnson. Min 7. f’etcr Jacobsen 714 00-76-73-74-2® 2 0 0 0 l.ownstn If Totals X 04 0 Totals X 3 8 3 ■ Mondav'.s Game.s Ib’inndz p 0 0 0 0 Ryan p Nolan c 4 0 10 Maler lb 40 10 Run.s Batted In David Edwards 714 72- 73-71-76-2® 10 0 0 Cleveland 000000 000-0 28 29 30 (All Times KDTi Bird p 2 0 0 0 Puhl ph Dempsey c 0 0 0 1 Simpsn pr 0000 National League — Murphy, All 34; Bruce Devlin 686 71- 73-75-74-293 24 25 26 1 0 00 Smith p 0 0 0 0 California 000 100 02x-3 T«-xas illoneyeult 0-3i at ('hu-ago Briggs If Roenick lb 4 0 10 Bosley If 5 0 00 Kingman, NY 31; Moreland, Chi and Lannv Wadkins 686 73- 70-75-75-293 ■ TolaD 30 2 5 2 Totals 31 1 4 1 Fi—Perconte. DP—California 1. LOB- (I.ain[) 34)1, 8 :*’) p m Ripken 3h 4 0 0 0 Bulling c 40 10 Thompson. Pit 29; Hendrick, StL, Diaz. Jeff Mitchell 686 72- 73-72-76-2® Chicago (100 2 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 Cleveland 4, California 7. HR—Re. 31 32 33 New York (Krnkson 4-31 at Kansas Bonner ss 3 0 10 JCruz 2b 2 0 2 0 Phil and Hernandez, StL 25. Woody Blackburn 668 X-73-734D-294 Moiiston 000 000 1 0 0 - 1 .lackson (5). Lynn (1). SB—Wilfong. &— American liOague — McRae. KC and Dave Barr 668 75-72-76-71-204 ■ ■ Cit\ (Gura 3-11, 8 35 p m Dwyer ph 1 000 Perconte. Bridge COB Chicago 3, Houston 4 2B-Wood.s Thornton. Clev X ;' Hrbek, Minn and Ed Fiori 654 73- 73-78-71-2® Tuesday's Gaines Sakata ss 0 0 00 IP H R EK BB SO 34 35 36 -Seattle at Boston, night 3B Knight SB Bnwa. Scrttl, Thon. Oglivie. Mil X ; 5 players tied with 25. Arnold Palm er 664 X-73-78-76-2® IP H R EH BBSO . Totals 37 5 8 5 Tntals 36 4 8 3 Cleveland ■ ■ Miniu'sota at Balliinore. night 000110 2001-5 Stolen Bases Miller Barber 644 71-73-76-76-296 Clm-ago Baltimore Dennv (L 2-4) 7 1-3 8 3 3 2 5 National l/cague — Moreno, Pit S; D A, Welbring 637 70-77-75-76-297 37 36 39 Toronto at ('hwadand. night Seattle 000008 010 0 - 4 Spitlner 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 of course, South continued to Oakland at Detroit, night Biid eaguc - Henderson, Oak Oswald: “South was Il'iUStdll W P-Denny, T -2 :ll. A-27.(B4. X; lx*Flore. Chi 13; Lopes, Oak 12. kevylB Law — James Schumelster ■ New N'nrk at Kansas City, night Handle S-Brown SF—Dempsey By United Press Internationa) 5-1743 unlucky in that his queen- Rvan (T .3-6' 8 5 2 2 2 6 IP H BB SO Mfilitor, Mil 10; Wathan. M ' 9. NORTH 42 43 44 46 47 48 Smith I 0 0 0 (1 0 Pitching Atlanta LPGA 4AKJ jack of diamonds were Baltimore At Roswell, Ga., May 16 1 f' NATIONAI. LKAtB'K I 2 04 A-21.267 Flanagan 5 4 3 3 4 1 Victories W6542 worthless. Then, after East A OF..5E-E;iN& m a n - 9 ^ S p o r t s National League — Sutton. Hou 6-1; (Par 72) took the first two diamond 49 50 51 52 Bv Cnited Press International Davis 1 2 0 0 0 0 Kathy Whitworth I2Z.5X 6048-70-207 482 1C)ND AT ITSWOESi; Hast Notes. Chi and Valenzuela. LA 5-3; 12 1 T Martinez (WI-3) 3 1 1 0 2 2 tricks the four heart con­ pitchers tied with 4. Sharon Barrett 12,6X 7l-72-tt~211 4 1 7 6 3 WATCHN6 SOCK-TY 6E^T- W 1. 1;'(t GH Stoddard (SI) 110000 Calendar Barbara Moxnoss 12,600 70-70*71-211 tract looked hopeless. Off S3 54 55 S( I.miis 22 14 611 — Sr'atlle American League — Hoyt. Chi. 7-0; WEST EAST DE&TBUCT IN A H&AP Guidry. NY and Z:ihn, Cal 5^1; Morris. Ainv Alcotl 6250 70- 7440-213 ■* hand, South had to find East nnl.-iflf'lphi.i 19 15 .550 2 IVrrv (L 3-3) 9 1-3 8 5 5 5 II 71- 70-72-213 ♦ 410952 4873 OF PAIN AND HATE. New York CIN( INNATI PITTSBUIUHl Det 5^3; 13 pitchers tied with 4. Sue Erll 6250 with the ace of hearts and 19 16 543 2‘ j Stanton > 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 .lulie S. Pync 6250 68-71-7+-213 : • WAJ TJ107 56 57 58 Mniilrt*;)! 15 17 460 5 ah r h hi ah r h bi EiirniHl Run Average ir I lMilncr rf 3 0 0 0 Moreno cf 4 0 0 0 Flanagan pitehe«l to 4 batters in 6th; Monday .lanet Coles 4.3X 70-72-78-214 . ! 4 109 7 03 4A K 5 4 king of clubs. If East held riltKliiit jrJl 14 18 4.x 6 Davis pitched to 2 batters in 7th (Based on I inning x number of games Cliiciit-t, Oi‘Wn 2h 3 0 1 I I.acv rf 4 0 2 0 BASEBALL Joan Joyce 3.9X 73- 7547-215 • ’ 410 5 4K92 those cards he would have 15 2() 420 6'2 WP Perrv. T. Martinez. T—3'2L A— each team has played) (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Wf*.*;t I om pen ss 4 0 10 Madlck 3b 4 0 10 Wethersfield at Manchester, 3:30 National l^eaguc’— Rogers. MU 1.93; Judv Clark 3.9X 74- 74-87-215 ‘ opened the bidding.” Ccdi-no cf 40 10 Thmpsn lb 4 0 0 0 6.501 I/iri Huxhold 3.9X 70- 75-70-215 SOUTH 23 12 657 East Hampton at Cheney Tech, Sanderson. MU 2 34; Uerenvi. Cin 2.X; Alan: “Anyway, East le(j a S.m Dic^o 18 15 ,M5 4 I’.Club 3b 4 0 0 0 P'asicr If 4 0 10 Scott. NY 2 X ; Stiltoh, Hou 2.40. Donna Caponi 3.9X 72- 73-70-215 f 4Q94 Kindii 3h 0 0 0 0 Rav 2b 4 111) 72-7848-216 spade at trick three and l.ns AiiuHps 17 19 472 6'j MILWAUKEE CHICAGO 3:13 American League — Hoyt. Chi 1.43; Jeannette K err 2.8X 4KQ98 I’.ditncr If 3 10 0 Berra ss 3 0 0 (1 75- 70-71-216 South saw a slight chance to Cituinniiti 15 19 441 ab r h bi ab r h bi GIRLS SOFTBALL /^ahn. Cal 2.07; Aasc, Cal 2.11; Matlack, Hollis Stacy 2.X0 4QJ HfiU'ltiii lln'^lildr rf 10 10 Nicosia c 3 0 2 1 Molilor 3b 4 13 0 LcFlore cf 4 2 2 0 Tex 2.15; Eckersley, Bos 2.19. Kellv Fulks 2.8X €8-70-78-216 make his contract. It was 15 21 417 R‘;i Diicssn lb 3 110 Solomon p 10 0 0 76- 70-71-217 4AQJ4 S.,n l•■tan(•ls<•ll 15 21 417 6-4 Yount ss 5 0 10 Berhzrd 2b 2 2 0 1 Manchester at Wethersfield, 3:30 S. Eierlolacclni 2239 just possible that East would CELEBRITY CIPHER 'r'cwno c 4 1 3 2 Montnz ph 1 0 0 ( ’ .*4 Money lb 4 0 20 Kemp If 3 02 3 National l.«aguc — Soto, Ciq 86; A Reinhardt 2239 75- 70-72-217 Vulnerable: Both COebrtty cryptograms are created from qootatlofie by lamous peopis. peat Siitur(l;i\'s Hcsull p 2 0 0 0 Sarmienl p 0 00 0 TENNIS 72-72-73-217 t*' hold the J-10 of trumps and ■Id praaant Each latt^ in ttw ctpt«r stands (or another. Today's CM: D 0gu»it T San Diego 6, Montreal 2 Tluunas cf 3 00 0 Luzinsk dh 30 10 Carlton. Phil 63; Rogers. MU 43; Lollar, Dot Germain 22X M Stargell ph 1 0 0 0 Dealer: East the king of clubs.” Pittsh'irgli 12, Cincinnati 9 Simmns dh 4 0 10 Pariork Ib 3 0 12 Wethersfield at Manchester Myra Van Hoose 2239 60-73-75-217 n Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 SO and Ryan. Hou 41. New York 6 I.i.s Angeles 4 Oglivie If 4 0 00 Squires Ib 00 00 Cheney Tech at Prince Tech American league — Bannister, Sea 40. Barbara Barrow 1,643 71- 77-70-218 ' ' Weat North E ait Sooth Oswald: “When you see a Tot.(Is 31 3 8 3 Totals 33 1 7 1 I/)ri Garbaez 1,643 72- 76-70-218 ; Philailelphia 5 San Francisco 3 Moore rf 30 10 Morrisn 3b 3 00 0 Perry, Sea 47; Guidry. NY 42: Poaa IN T chance, no m atter how Cin‘ mnali 020 019 000-- 3 Gantner 2b 4 0 3 0 Rodrigz 3b 10 00 Manchester at Wethersfield Robin Walton 1,643 74- 73-71-218 Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence St Toms 7, Atlanta 6, 10 inning? F.f kersley, Bos 41; Denny. Cle 40. Paio 3 4 P u t 24 slight, you should take it. lloustirn 4 Chieago 1 Pitt-burgh 000 OKI 000 1 Bomcro pr 0 0 0 0 Hill c 2 0 0 0 (girls) Saves Debbie Austin 1,643 76- 71-71-218 o )'■/ Solomon D P-('incinnati 1. IMlls Pal Bradley l,6ti 7248-78-218 Pan 34 Pan 44 South won the spade in IN COLORADO.., Sunday's Besulls Yost e 3 0 0 0 RI>aw ph 0 0 0 0 GOLF National League — Sutter. StL U; MICHAEL AND KEVIN ALERT WASH TU9BE San Diego 8, Montreal 2 burgh 2 TOB-Cmcinnali 5. Pittsburgh 5 F.dwrds ph 1 0 0 0 Foley c 0 0 0 0 Allen. NY 9; Hume, Cin 8; Garber, Atl Beverly Klass 1,643 71- 70-77-218 ^ ' Pan Pan Pan dummy, led a trump and ‘MXW WUCWUKULDGDBJU Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 1 :‘B Driessen. Ray Cedeno. Householder. Hairston rf 2 0 0 0 East Catholic /Cheney Tech at 7; Minton. SF and Reardon, MU 6. Gail Hirata 1X0 73- 76-70-419 • ’ finessed bis eight. South won TO EAgyg NEW PERSONALITY QUIRKE.,. Ni'vv York 13. Dis Angele.s 4 Cacy fv- Soto SF-O ester. Baines rf 2 100 Eastern Invitational (Pautipaug) American League — Quisenberrv. KC Oiris Johnson 1250 72- 78-71-219 IP H HER BBSO Mary Dwyer 1,^ 71-75-73-219 the sjwde in dummy, led a Philadelphia 6, San Francisco 1 Almon ss 4 10 0 and Barojas. Cm 9; Gossage. (^ssage. NY and Opening lead; 410 trump and finessed Us eight. Atlanta 5. St lauiis 2 CiMx innali Totals 35 I II 0 Totals 29 66 6 Fingers. Mil f Clear. Bos 7. Vicki Tabor 1.113 75- 74-71-2M ’ s..hi (W 3-3 9 7 1 1 0 9 Tuesday Chi'-ago 2, Houston I Milwaukee 100000000-1 JoAnne Corner 1,113 73- 74-73-220 West took his ace and the WUEBQBML BL 8UKOUWL VXEDXWU I'itt>^l)urgh 7749-7^220 - Mondin 's Games (’hicago 00000240X—6 BASEBALL Susie McAllister 1.113 first hurdle was past. Later A ■<'•1011100 'T 1-4 5 5 3 2 • All Tiine.s KDTi F/-l..eFlore. Molitor. DP—Milwaukee I. M J Smith I.U3 75-70-75-220 By OfwaM Jacoby on, two club finesses brought uanicnto 3 2 0 0 East Catholic at Northwest Laura Hurlbut 1,113 75- 70-75-220 * " \tlanta, (Walk 4-2' at Montreal (Rogers Chicago 2 LOB—Milwaukee 10. Chicago and Alan Soptag the game home.” 4-3’, 7 3f) p m Tckiilvc 1 1 0 0 7 2fL-Kernp 3B—Money. SB-Paciorex. Catholic, 3:15 Colleen Walker 9X 76- 72-73-221 i.., ^'iru'itinali (Beriuivi 4-11 at New York WI’ Solomon T -2.22 A-21.561 Molitor 2. Almon, Cromwell at Cheney Tech, 3:15 Shcllev Hamlin ®B 71- 72-78-221 Alan: “East could have BK COTKBVK." — SBEEBQV OXWO I Falcone 3-0 (. 7 p m IP H RERBBSO Dale Eggeltng 8X 70-70-73-222 Oswald: "South's hand was beaten the hand if he had Houston iRuhle^ l-2i at Philadelphia Milwaukee Vinal Tech at Bolton, 3il5 Kathy rostlew ait X6 70-78-74-222 ' a maximum since he used a played a trump honor the ’ Heed 1-0' 7 35 i) m I.erch (L 3-3) TRACK Kathy Martin 8® 72- 76-74-222 'P lS-17 point no-trump. Hence, 70- 77-75-222 . .. first time trumps were led. Tuesday s Games Bernard Jerilyn BNtz 8X he was fully Justified in Pillshurgh at San Francisco Easterly East Hartford /Simsbury at Marlene F. DeArman 0X 74- 77-73-223 South would then have to get Houston at IMiiladelphia. night Slaton IVIanchester, 3 :30 Sandra Post 6X 6040-74-223 accepting the gdme invita­ to dummy three more times COS ANGKTKS NEW YORK At^uslinc f*at Meyers ( 74-75-74-223 tion." , Cincinnati at New York, night East Catholic at HCC Meet (at to take a second trump PREVIOUS SOLUTION;''AII you need Is love Love Is all you Atlanla at Montreal, night ab r h bi ab r h bl Cnicagn Rftsey B artlett 570 73- 78-73-224 ^ ' Alan: “North might well finesse and two club finesses Y Trout (W 3-3) Xavier), 3:15 Elaine Hand 570 7^77-74-224 - need." — John Lennon St I.ouis at San Diego, night Thomas 2b 4 0 0 1 Wilson cf 5 1 2 1 Golf have passed the 1&-17 no- and would have been one Chicago at Tos Angele.s. night Garvev lb 4 0 0 0 Stearns c 42 10 Barojas (S 9) Manchester /East Hartford at Sandra Spuzich 570 78-74-74-224 •• Baker If 3 0 10 Foster If 4 2 11 ly pit Alice Miller 570 72- 76-76-234 ^, trump opening bid. Once he entry short.” Alley Oop — Dave Graue Giierrer cf 4 0 0 0 Kingmn lb 1 2 0 1 HRl’- bv Lerch (Paciorek). PB-HilL T Simsbury (girls), 3:30. Bev Davis-Cooper 570 78-72-76-224 did use Stayman he felt jus­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) KASTKHN TKA(H'K Monday rf 3 0 0 0 Jorgnsn lb 10 0 0 3 03 A-^-21 339 East Catholic /Windsor Locks at Carole Charbonnler 450 73- 78-74-225 tified in raising hearts, and I.«Ann Cassaday 450 74- T7-7+-225 »•*' TH' LEMMIANS ) YESSIR! TOEY'RE / WELL? WHATCHA VEH*FFCOMETOMCS>r I TWlWa WOTMIW; __ lU Cniti'd Press International Morals ph 1 0 0 0 Yongbld rf 5 2 11 South Windsor (girls), 3^15 I (First Half' Cev 3n 4 2 11 Brooks 3b 5 13 0 l.«nprc Muraoka 460 71- 79-75-225 _ PltooUla’B Pop - Ed Sullivan ARE BACK-? y RIGHT OUTSIDE, I WANT, TUNK? I V OU------R lW 4 C 0 N D m 0 9 4 * l. 1 / WWOOiO ------W------ITH M 4 North Snoscia c 3 2 2 0 Bailor 2b- 4 2 2 3 BOSTON KANSAS CITY GIRLS SOFTBALL L)uise B. Parks 460 78-72-75-225 SamiWNPCR.MOOVIAN! YOU M KAO rBAlU O u r Vivian BroWnlee 460 71- 78-76-225 voxiirA ir M> iHiiouaM W T IVt (;b Sax ph 10 10 Vervzer ss 3 1 1 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi Rockville at East Catholic, 3:15 Glens Fal 20 13 .606 -- Russell ss 2 0 0 1 Scott p 3 0 12 Remy 2b 4 0 2 0 Wilson If 40 1 0 By United Press International Terri Moody 450 73- 75-77—225 - PCX? WE Y (T'S OUR ITS A PLACE WHERE -nuNT a n iP iD THioeal Kit 'n' Carlyle — Larry Wright llnlv^ike 15 14 517 3 Beuss p 10 10 Valcntn ph 10 0 0 Evans rf 4 0 0 0 Wathan c 5 13 2 Bacon Academy at Bolton, 3:15 Colonial National Invitation Connie Chilleitii 460 75- 73-77-225 • ’ WANT TD HAVEN OF WE CA‘5T OFF CARES, 75-78-73-228 * ‘ ‘ 1 win 12 18 400 6>2 i’ena p 0 00 0 Lynch p 0 0 0 0 Rice If 4 0 0 0 Brett 3b > 4 0 0 0 GOLF At Fort Worth, Texas, May 16 Nancy Maunder 368 EXPANP FREEPOM. ANSWER TD ( ^ ONE. Biittalo II 23 324 9'/ .lohnstn ph 0 0 0 1 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Perez dh 4 0 0 0 Otis cf 4 0 2 1 (P ar 70) Alison Sheard 368 7240-74-225 ,a _ Penney /Windham at Marlene Hagge 3X 74- 78-78-226 • O U(? ANP WHERE aRLS^ South Forster p 00 0 0 I^ansfrd 3b 4 0 10 McRae dh 3 0 2 0 AREN'T ALLDWEP.' W' st H;,w-n 22 8 73:{ - power p .0 0 0 0 Slanletn lb 3 0 0 0 Aikens lb 4 0 10 Manchester, 2:15 Jack Nicklaus 963,OX e6-70-70?87-273 Marty Dickerson 368 T7-7^77-2» BACHELORS' Ih.-iol 16 14 .533 6 • Totals* 30 4 6 4 Totals 36 13 12 10 Geuman c 2 0 10 Werth lb 0 10 0 Andy North 3 7 ^ 684047-72-276 a-Eileen Kelly 75- 75-77—227 CLUB \\..terl)iirv 15 16 .484 7>2 l.o'i Angeles 000020206—4 Hoffmn ss 3 0 0 0 Martin rf 4 0 10 Wednesday Jerry Pate 2SA)0 604B40-71-277 Amelia Rorer 323 77- 72-70-238 IT idmc 14 19 424 9*2 New York 200200 00X-13 Miller cf 2 0 10 White 2b 4 13 1 Tom Rite 163)0 6848-7448-278 Holly Hartley 323 70-7543-238 S.iturdav s Result? I'-R u ssell. Monday 2, Cey. Brooks. Pryor ss 4 2 2 1 BASEBALL Joe Inman 12J58 68-73-7O40-2X Brenda Goldsmith IX 78- 77-74-229 ' 'ill ns Falls 4 Buffalo 3 YoimgbltHid LO B-Los Angeles 4. New Totals 30 0 5 0 ToUls 36 5 15 5 Manchester at Simsbury, 3:30 Lennie Clements 123B 6640-75-7O-2X Kathy Hite IX 78-78-75-229 . Hi tsir.J 9 l.vnn 5 York 5 2B—Foster. Baker HR—Cey (4). Boston 000000000-0 Tom Purtzer 12,288 e0-7447-70-2X Vick) FergOn IX 77- 75-77-229 . lln|'«ik*-2, Beading 1. II innmgs S- Reuss SF—Kingman. Russcli. John- Kansas City 12010001X-5 Coventry at Cheney Tech, 3:15 Bob Elastwood 12.2S3 74-71-7046-2X' Mindy Moore 7540-75-2X ii-rluirv 8 West Haven 7. 10 innings . Slone F>—Evans DP—Boston 2. Kansas City Bolton at Portland, 3:15 72-744746-281 Betsy King 74-79-7^-2^0 ^ Lee Trevino 93)0 78- 78-78-^ Sundav's Results IP H RERBBSO 1 LOB-Boston 5. Kansas City 9. 2 ^ GIRLS SOFTBALL Danny Edwards 93)0 724B46-76-X1 Clifford Ann Creed i.lens Calls HI Buflalo 3 Los Angelos Otis. White. Pryor. SB—Remy. Pryor. Curtis Strange 7.7X 72- 7140-7l>-282 Debbie Raso 78-75-77-2X I ^ II" 4 Brislol I Reuss (L 4-3i 5 8 7 6 2 2 IP H RERBBSO Simsbury at Manchester, 3:30 Steve Melnyk 7,7TO 744040-70-282 Kcllii D. RInker 77-77-77-231 Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves Hea.line 10 Rolvoke 3 Pena 136330 Boston TENNIS Frank Conner 7jTO 71-7O40-7»-282 Kalhy Young 72- 7448-232 \G-.* Haven 7. W aterhury 4. 7 innings, Forster 1 1 0 0 0 0 Ojeda (L 1-4) 1 2 1110 Hubert Green 7,770 7346-7847-282 Becky Pearson 7878-78-233 l l Isi e.one i’ower 1 0 0 0 0 1 Stanley 5 9 3 3 0 3 Manchester at Simsbury Bruce Lietzke S.6X 71-744040-283 Sydney Cunningham 734141-235 \\"'i Haven II, Walerhurv 8. 8 innings, New York Hurgnieier 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Xavier at East Catholic ^ b b v Wadkins 5.X0 70-72-70-71—283 a-denotes amateur 2od IMIMO Scott (W 3-2i 7 5 4 2 2 3 Tudor 11-331111 Cheney Tech at Rocky Hill Roger Maltbie 53)0 734048-73-283 IT MAKE/ Y®uP Mondays Games Lvnch I 0 0 0 0 0 Kansas Citv Chip Beck 53)0 73- 744047-283 WCXILPSCXJ ^ I THINK ^ Bnsii.l at l.vnn Orosco 1 1 0 0 0 2 Leonard (W‘ 4-3) 7 4 0 0 2 2 Simsbury at Manchester (girls) George Bums 5,6X 73-72-7147-283 LIKE TD HUSBANP5 ARETHE t,OoK TOO 8U5Y tiol.oke at {leading Reuss pitched to 3 batters in 6th. Quisenberrv 2 1 0 0 0 1 GOLF Don January 3.SX 78-7440-71-204 CONTRIBUTE , W101& ONES TD ASK, Tuesday's (lames B alk-P ena T -2 20. A-32.562, W P-Ojeda T -2 28 A-34,396. Bob Murphy 3 , ^ 60-71-71-73-204 CAR CARE TDOUR FUNP’y 'Ai si Haven at Bullafo Manchester /Northwest Catholic P eter Oosterhuis 3,5X 00-70-7640-204 U .iieP'iirv at t;U'ns Falls at Berlin CORNER ltiisi.,1 Hnlyoke N I ’ nn at Heading MINNESOTA DETROIT ]—I ab r h bi ab r h bi Shot clock Wshngt ss 5 0 10 Lemon rf 4 M 1 Milhorn 2b 5 110 Brookns 3b 20 00 MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. SAN FHAN(TSCO PHITAOFLPHIA ST LOUIS ATLANTA Johnsn dh 3 112 Turner ph 1000 (UPI) — Atlantic Coast ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h hi Brnnsky If 3 111 DeJohn 3b 0 00 0 Conference basketball •(•I Kuiper 2b 3 0 10 Dernier cf 4 3 3 1 liim ith rf 4 0 10 Butler cf 50 10 Vega lb 4 0 0 0 Herndon If 4111 Mav e 4 0 10 Bose lb 5 0 12 Rincon p 0 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 3100 Castino 3b 4 12 1 Ivie dh 4 111 coaches have agreed on a ( Daws ef 4 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 3110 AUTO REPAIRS OSmith ss 4 0 2 0 Wshngtn rf 4010 Engle rf 4 2 2 1 Parrish c 3 100 proposal to use a shot clock Surmnrs If 4 0 0 0 Matthws If 3 1 1 1 Hrnndz Ib 3 110 Murphy U 3 12 0 Milrhell cf 3 0 0 0 Wcknfss lb 3 10 0 J k- Clark rf 4 1 1 1 Gross If 0 0 0 0 Hendrck rf 4 112 Horner 3b 4 112 Laudner r .toil Jones cf 4110 next season, but con­ ^ 8 F.vans Ib 2 0 0 0 Diaz c 2 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 Chmbis lb 3 111 Bush ph ' 1 0 0 0 Trmmll ss 3 12 4 By Karl Sartorla OMally 3b 3 0 0 0 DDavis rf 3 0 10 lorg If ference officials differed Olierk II 3b 3 0 0 0 I’ocorob c 2 110 WhiUkr 2b 4 0 10 WE SERVICE ALL Barvica M anagar The Born Loser — Art Sansom TeMasir ss 3 0 0 0 Maddox cf 10 11 Snnch( z c 3 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 40 11 ToUls 35 6 9 6 ToUls 32 7 7 7 over whether there is suf­ Breining p 0 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 3 1 1 0 'H om e ot Mr. Oootfwroncb' Ramsev 2b 3 0 10 Mahler p 4 0 10 Minnesota 500 001 OOO-6 ficient support to approve GENERAL MOTOR Many thing will cauae a car­ Hammkr p 2 0 00 DeJesus ss 2 0 0 0 Mura p 1000 Detroit 041 10010X-7 the rules change. buretor to flood - - exceialve B u ^ Bunny — Warner Bros. Barr p 0 0 0 0 Krukow p 4 0 10 10 0 0 E—Brunansky.;ky. DF-peti;oit______1.______LOB— CARS AND TRUCKS Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormIcI' Braun ph fuel-|Himp.praaaure, dirt in the ^T'siijyE R :^ ecHo^om:>^,amB S fW IH B F T l Sularz ss 1000 LaPoint p 0 00 0 MinnesoU 5. Detroit 7. 2 ^ E“■•ngle. n g le . SB— After a three-hour closed gaaollne, or a gaaJoffed float gj&e^gROseo CDME OUT OF TMEPE, OOPS! TMERE'S A Totals 30 1 3 1 Totals 30 6 10 6 McGee cf 10 10 Washihgton HRs—Johnson (7). Bru- meeting Sunday, the eight ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS San Francisco 010 000 000-1 Totals 31 2 7 2 Totals 32 5 9 4 nansky (2). Castino (3). Engle (2) (a hole or crack in the float you DURNED POLE- POuBC^ Philadelphia l00CQ120x— 6 St l.X)uis 000200000-2 Trammell (1). Ivie (2). Lemon (2) coaches and their athletic COMPLETE C0 UI8I0N REPAIRS will allow fuel to color, and the WHEN I SAW A tr?MO,Nor, CAT. POWN THEPE^- DP—San Francisco 1 TOB—San Fran­ Atlanta dOOOOOOOx-5 Herndon (4). directors refused to dis­ float will link, boldlog the noo­ COP WARNIN A bkhT^ cisco 4. Philadelphia 8. 2B—Schmidt. DP-St Louis 1. Atlanta 1. LOB-St. I N I M T ^ O M 6 ^ [ May. Hose H it-D ernier (2). Clark (4). IP H RERBBSb close the exact details of RESUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS dle valve wide open). The float P R IV E R tiW m IF I HAO Ixmis 3. Atlanta 8. 2B-H orner, Murphy. MinnesoU may alto be improperly ■)(WR SHAPE Matthews (4). SB—Dernier. S—Dejesus McGee. HR-HendrIck (9). SB-Hubbard. Havens 3^8 4 6 6 4 2 the proposal, which is PARKIN' METER S F -D iaz AUTO PAlNTIlie adjuated or the aotomatlc X'P NEVEI? Washington. Castillo 21-3 2 0 0 0 1 among a number of rules W AS r u n n i n ; ^ IP H R ER BBSO IP H RERBBSO Felton (L 0-6) 11110 2 h CHARBE WITH MASTER CHARSE choke n u y be loo rich, or the o 5 n THflUtSHT 6 0 OUT IN San Francisco Davis 1 0 0 0 2 0 changes that wilt be voted choke heat-cootrol oMchanlim St l/)uis X P ^ E E N , PAVLItSHf Hmmkr (L 2-1) 6 1-3 7 6 6 5 2 Mura (L 3-3) 5 6 5 5 4 2 Detroit on Tuesday by athletic • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE may be faulty. A dirty, ptogged Barr 2-3 2 0 0 1 0 U Point 2 3 0 0 0 1 Pashnick 2-3 4 4 4 0 0 air filler will reitrict the car- YERyTHINrS,' Breining 1 1 0 0 0 0 Rincon 100010 U pez 41-S 3 I 1 3 3 directors and faculty buretor'aiair intake; looee tn- 5 U t t h i s Philadelphia Atlanta Tobik (W 1-0) 4 2 1 1 0 3 representatives at the end Krukow (W 3-21 9 3 1 1 2 7 •ulatldo from umMr the hood 3 I - Mahler (W 3-3) 9 7 2 2 1 3 Felton pitched to 1 batter In 8th. can drop down on the air . a — 94WA,>a.TMWia4tS»W6fMea T -2 19 A-38.125 WP-Mura, Mahler. T-2:20. A-20,478. WP-Lopez. T-2;29. A-19.3B2. of the league’s spring m eeting. deaner with a aimilar effect. (MUTER Bear In mind that the modem farburetor la tenslUve and W inthrop — Dick Cavalli POOL SALE ihonld be oVorhanled and J AM NOr-HOWNOU HAVIN0 A PEPUeNAhlT ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. adjuated by a aklllad taehnl- ..IWBONLywO AH prtoaa draatteaHy cigo- w h a t AR E -yexi IHTlWNWWOrtAB SPlZ-APOieCAT. ROOMMATE HAS ITS racMoad on liaw 1662 A BK5THC TOTAL RBOAU-. I AM fiRENCH. ACVAINTA6 ES. (MLDWELL (ML, INC Pam lly-tiga 61* Enjoy friendly, e f f k ^ t aer- /A! B IR T H O A V TWOA40NTHS MSURANSMTHS SINCE vice from Ihooe at DILLON Swlmmlnfl Paola, T23MORRCW? A f iO .' FORO, 119 Main St. We Are compivw wnn cmor. 1229 MAIN 8T. 1914 AUTO RfPAlU pewporod to rebuild trpftimit- s i n o * __ lanea, lllia r and MANCIJ28TER •hio and tnginea in mdf q i a ■ al1 C.O.D. ^ 'warranty. InelHdaa abop. We m e modem liM f- \MJ3 dallvary lor only TBL. 646-64SA meat In our tnneqw and wneal $676.00 wM o supply balancing aarvico. Speclhj' ) h e b a t t l e 649-5241 mtas on car leotala for tervioe O F TH E lotto. Plnanolng ^ 'O M O U A U T Y ovollaMo. Can o ^ cuatomem. Open 94. T tL M>- B U L 6 E S - Wk._ 65 E. Cm ittr SIrM t sa v c f Mim 1M5 for an app’L at D IL U M Oasiii«AM,n•” 14 o am ia MOTCW Num ixvBnM depandabUlty la a traditiea." MANCIIKSTi-'.R HERALD. Mon., May 17. 1982 — l ‘> I B - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., May 17, 1962 HDVEimSIlNI Classified 643'2711 MTES 22— Condominiums TAG SALE SIGNS Minimum Charge 46— Sporting Goods 12:00 noon the 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating-Plumbing 50— Misc for Rent NOTICE EMPLOYMENT 24— Lots-Land lor Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59^Hom0s/Apts. to Shgfre 15 Words 46— Antiques Are things piling up? Then why not have a TA G SALE? The best way to an­ day before publication. i3 ^H e ip Wanted »S — Investment Property, 37— Moving-Truck ing-Slorage '1— Lost sno Found 36— Services Wanted 49- Wanted to Buy ' 2~P*fSonsis 14— Business Opporfumiies 26— Business Property AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY nounce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, 27— Resort Properly 50— Produce 3 --Announcements 15— Situation Wanted 20— Real Estate-Wanted Deadline for Saturday Is Auctions MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sale you’ll receive O N E TA G SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 62— Trucks for Sale EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale1 DAY ...... 14« day's deadlirie Is 2:30 tO^Private. instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcycies-Bicycles' 1 . ' ' ' ' , • Friday. FINANCIAL 19— Scnooii-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile 3 DAYS 13a; FREE Homes 8— Mortgaoe Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Pamting-Papering 43— Peis-Birds-Oogs 55— Officea-Stores tor Rent 6 DAYS ...... 12s 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service Phone 643-2711 9 — Personal Loans • 67— Autos for Rent-Lease ICALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent fO” Insurance REAL ESTATE 26 DAYS...... l U

^•••••••••••••••aeeeeeee eeeeeaaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •eeeeeeeeeeeeeaeaaaeeaee •••••••••••••••••••••••a Sarv/cat Oftor«d 31 Building Contracting 33 Articlaa lor Sala 41 Rooma for Rent 52 Homaa tor Rant 54, •••eeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••••••••••••••••eeeeeee eeeeaeeeeee •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••*••••••••••••••••• Aufor For Sale 61 Motorcyclaa-Bloyclaa 64 ••••••••••••••••••■••••• ELECTRICAL SERVICES OUTIXJOR ROTISSIERE THREE ROOMS- $25 for SIX ROOMS - Includes □ AUTOMOTIVE BRICK. BLOCK, STONE - MOTORCYCLE Concrete. Chimney - We do all types of Elec­ barbecue $10.00. Canning women; $30 for men. Also: stove, refrigerator. $550 trical Work! Licensed. Call jars, pints, $4.00, dozen. Hand made bed spreads per month plus utilities. No* INSURANCE - Lowest Repairs. "No Job Too Auto Parte For Sato 60 Rates Available! Many op­ Small” Call 644-8356 for after 5:00 p.m., 846-1516. Call 6494)352. and new comforter. Call pets. Security deposVr Hlf r ralb required. Telephone 6^-* tions. Call: Clarice or estimates. 649-5459. 1971 CHEVY MALIBU for FO R SALE: Black & 1752. ; SELL Joan, Clarke Insurance TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY parts. Good motor. Agency 643-1126. C & M Tree Service, Free Residential & Commercial Decker grass clipper and Apartmenta lor Rant 53 Telephone 643-9470 or 646- Construction. Remodeling, edger. $20.00. 55 gallon oil MANCHESTER - OldeP estimates. Discount senior 4751. 1979 YAMAHA 650 Special. 'YQ ur C o m m u n ity newt>apaper* citizens. Company home improvements, ad­ drum pump $10.00. Good MANCHESTER- One and Victorian - first floor, five* ditions, bathroom & for gas station. Telephone two bedroom apartments rooms, three bedroom^.' 8,000 miles. Black. Manchester owned and Aptoa For Sale 61 A Unbelievable price! kitchen remodeling, 649-0173, available. Centrally Appliances. No pets. $4$^- operated. Call 646-1327...... Telephone 643-9476. roofing, siding, repairs, located on busline near monthly. Security apH* CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ door It window replace­ FIREPLACE GLASS and shopping center and lease required. Telephorie] DeVille - 72,000 miles. Help Wanted . 13 Help Wanted 13 ment and alterations. 646- heatolator - Harthmaster schools. For further details 643-6759. GIRLS 18" Ross bike, cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ GfV>d condition. $2700 or excellent condition. $35.00 PLEASE READ ages cleaned. All types 1379. motor three speed. 40’’w x call 649-7157. Best offer. Telephone 742- THON ASSEMBLERS AND COIL FULL TIME OFFICE 26 ”h X 32’'d. $50.00. Oltlcea-Storea or best offer. Telephone YOUR AD trash, brush removed. 6800 - Keep trying. 649-1856. Winders - female POSITION available in Picket, Split Rail, FARRAND Telephone 649-5996. MANCHESTER - Newly tor Rant 55" R u n s preferred. Finger dexteri­ manufacturing plant. Stockade Fences installed. REMODELING decorated one bedroom 19i73 AMC HORNET ty necessary. Experience Typing required. Looking Cabinets, Roofing, LARGE AMOUNT OF apartment. Access to shop­ WORKSPACE OR' MOTORCYCLE Clattllled ads are taken 528-0670. w^gon. Good dependable INSURANCE - For all your over the phone as a con­ not necessary - will train. fo r dependable, self Gutters, Room Additions, Metal Used Office Desks - ping centers, buslines and STORAGE SPACE FOR" transportation. $500. or M a y 15th Classified Ad starter. No experience motorcycle needs, call us. venience. The Herald Is Four day week, 10 hour day LICENSED DAY CARE Decks, all types of $35.00 each and up. Metal schools. For further details RENT in Manchester. N o !,.' B'.O. Can be seen at 224 Oak - 7-5:30. Apply at Able Coil necessary, training please call 528-4196 lease or security deposit.-" Competitive rates. Friend­ responsible lor only ono HOME - Will watch your Remodeling and Repairs. upholstered swivel office St.;, Manch. after 5:30 p.m. Electronics, Bolton, Conn. provided. Diversified FREE Estimates. Fully in­ chairs, $25.00. 4 and 5 between 9 and 5 pm or Reasonable rates. Suitable T h r u ly service. Fine co m ­ incorrect insertion and child or infant days. Call panies. Ask for Janet or duties include customer ' sured. Telephone 643-6017. drawer filing cabinets, after 5 pm and weekends, for small business. ReUlf, 19;72 PINTO 1600, four then only to the size of 646-0262. ’ Judy. Crockett Agency, TEACHERS - Are you service. Competitive $45i00 and up. Gremmo & 649-7157. and commercially zoned. speed, standard. $500 or M a y 2 2 n d 643-1577. the original Insertion. tired of working too hard wages and fringe benefits. SMALL LOADS OF Heating-Plumbing 35 Sons Sales, 819 East Middle Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. best offer. Telephone 649- Errors which do not for too little and not even For interview call: 647- Turnpike, 649-9953. 118 MAIN STREET - Three ,7313. 7 STONE, trap rock, play lessen the value ol the being appreciated? Your 9938. room heated apartment. NEWLY RENOVATEb' TOLLAND COUNTY Cempara-Trallert-Uoblle To all home sand, white stone, loam Homaa 65 advertisenient will not instructional and and pool sand MEN'S 10 speed 27” Le Hot water, no appliances, 310 square feet office, VW RABBIT 1975 - 4 door, VOLKSWAGEN be corrected by an ad­ organizational skills make CAREER MODEL - Join DELIVERED. Telephone Tournour model, French security. Tenant in­ available. Main Street: 4' speed. Good condition M & M Plumbing and location with ample,^ 24 ToUand Tpko 138 FT. MOBILE Home - ditional insertion. you the perfect candidate the world of fashion and 644-1775. made bicycle. N e^s work, surance. 646-2426, 9-5 throughout. $1800, or best for a rewarding career in design. We’re looking for Helting, Manchester. 649- parts. $60.00. Telephone weekdays. parking. Call 649-2891. (Rl. 83) Camper, with two offer. 649-2118 after 4 p.m. bedrooms, kitchen, real estate. Cml Ed Gor­ enthusiastic people who LAWN MOWERS 2871. Small repairs, 643-2880. VERNON, CT. man to discuss the first want to succeed in the remodeling, heating, MANSFIELD Center - USED CAR LOT - 461 Main bathroom. Good shape. REPAIRED - Free pick-up 1976 TRANS AM with "T " 649-2638 $2200. Telephone 646-9785. step toward a more modeling field. 872-7462. and delivery. 10% Senior baths, kitchens and water SCOTT Atwater 40 H.P. Woodsedge apartments. Street, Manchester. Lolt^' rdof, marant stereo, power subscribers that satisfying future. Ed Gor­ _ _ _ _ heaters. Free estimates! outboard motor, best offer. Newly renovated, country established. Call w eekday- Discount. ECONOMY windows and other extras. ASHFORD - Immaculate 2 man Associates, Realtors CLERK - Board of Educa­ LAWN m 6 w ER’ -’ 647-3^'...... Telephone 649-6989. setting, two bedrooms, 9-5, 646-2426. Asking $3500. Telephone PINTO 1976- 4 cylinder. 646-4040. tion - take minutes at all $310. Includes heat and hot ■’-j'* • Automatic. Amm cassette. bedroom mobile home on 1 Houtehold Goodi 40 6^7-0000 days; 646-7470 plus acres land. Partial llaurlipstpr board meetings - $5.00 per ROTOTILLING $10 for 78 RPM ALBUMS - Al water. Telephone 429-1270 ONE MAN OFFICE - cen-" evenings. Excellent condition! $1895. WANTED: Experienced hour. Contact Tolland Jolson, Bea Kay, others, or 233-9660. tral location. Reasonable.' Call 643-2572. Basement, 8x16 wood average size garden, also, USED storage shed and large gar­ H ^ ra l^ Pressmen, 2-3 years ^ard of Education, 875- professional lawn care. $2.00. Rare Red Nichols Telephone 646-6714. 1979 CHEVROLET Malibu experience running multi 9682. Position to start May REFRIGERATORS, and Five Pennies, $2,00. MAIN STREET - Three den area. Priced for im­ Call K.R. 646-4689, 5-9. Classic sport coupe - V8, mediate sale at $25,000, and Itek duplicators. Good 26th, E.O.E. WASHERS, RANGES - Telephone 643-7153. room heated apartment. PRESTIGIOUS o f f ic e ! SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, have something automatic, power steering, Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 'TRUCKS Car-inv. value Some owner financing. Call working conditions and GARDENS ROTOTILLED Hot water, appliances. No centrally located, GtetY, b’fdkes, AM-FM radio, air- benefits at area comiher- MALE OR FEMALE short & Service. Low" prices! SCREENED LOAM - •pets. Security, parking. Lochen, Glastonbura” $2143, sold for $100. For in­ 487-0433 after 6:00 p.m. - Cub cadet tractor with B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main conditioning. vinyl roof, cial print shop. Please call order cook, 6 a.m.-2 p.m. gravel, processed gravel, 523-7047. Includes heat, electricityV dqfogger, more. 643-2880. formation on purchasing rear mounted tiller. Any Street. 643-2171. similar bargains, call 602- 1978 TRAVEL TRAILER - 646-6161 for interview. five or six days. Apply in size garden. Satisfaction sand, stone and fill. For light secretarial service’,*' person at Antonio’s 998-0575 Ext. 7816. Call brand new, used once. $5,- guaranteed. Call 647-0530 Deliveries call George DOWNTOWN MAIN Street conference and waiting ig il CHEVROLET Con- □ NOTICES PART TIME Gasoline sta­ Restaurant, 956 Main REFRIGERATOR - good Refundable. 000. 1967 Plymouth - really or 872-4106. Grilling - Andover 742-7886, - completely remodeled room availability. $178' cours wagon. Posi- tion attendant for self- Street, Manchester. condition, white. $11)0.00. tw o bedroom. Heat, month. 659-2761 9-5 p.m. ' good shape, $900. teSetion, trailering axle, Telephone 643-7757 or 646- to sell for less service station in Telephone 649-9493 after Loti and Found 1 EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ JEEPS - Government appliances, parking. $350. reqf rack, 350 V8, power Manchester. Weekends: FULL OR PART time - 5:30 p.m. 7761. ting, driveway sealing, Surplus listed for $3,196.00 - Security, references. Ulac. lor Rant s r steering, automatic, radio, light pick-up and delivery. BANK LOST: GRAY Long haired Saturday 2 p.m.-11 p.m., experienced! College Sold lor $44.00. For Info Telephone 646-1642 after 5 rear defogger, more. Call Mr. Costa at 456-4141. GAS STOVE - good condi­ Automotive Service 66, Persian cat. Biue collar. Sunday 8 a.m.-lO p.m. senior, references. Call (312 ) 931-1961 Ext. 2340. p.m. weekdays. THREE CAR GARAGET Original owner. 643-2880. REPOSSESSIONS Pearl Street, Manchester. Cashier experience help­ tion. $75.00. Call 647-9925 FOR RENT - Zoned for Peter Krupp, 643-0468, after 3 p.m. TRUCK REPAIRS - All 00 PART TIME - person with REWARD. Telephone 649- ful. Start immediately. For Free estimates. ROCKVILLE - two business. Building suitable l ’dV2 VOLKSWAGEN- for sale M aspects, no job too large or 9697 after 6 p.m. more information call 243- general bookkeeping bedroom apartment. Stove fo r any service typW 1977 FORD T-Bird PORTABLE TAG SALES rehuilt engine. 25,000 small. Manchester 4WD 5457. experience thru, trial included. $260 per month. business. 649-2891. miles. Needs minor work. Fully LOST - Man's eye glasses balance and general office DISHWASHER - excellent First plus security...... Center. 248 Spruce Street than $ 1 1 0 0 or best offer. Call 646- oqulppod 'Telephone 649-0261. in brown leather case in BABYSITTER NEEDED skills. Monday, condition. Sani cycle. GIANT TAG SALE - May Telephone 646-6714. Homaa-Apta. to aharo Energy efficient. $98.00. 0876 anytime. Excolfont con­ Bolton last Wednesday. for 18 month old starting Wednesday, Friday, 9-1 ATTICS, GARAGES, 22nd and 23rd, 10 am - 5 pm. dition. $4,000. Call 643-5373. 9:30 a.m. My home. Please p.m. Call 5 2 ^ 9 ^ Monday^ita v ttx a a j . CELLARS CLEANED - Telephone 646-3916. 139 West Middle Turnpike, BOLTON - 3'/4 rooms with 1967 PONTIAC LE MANS The above can bee seen at I'OWN OF M W .IIE S T E R call 646-5526: Wednesday, Friday '9-3 Light trucking. All types of Manchester. Planters, basement, appliances, like PARTS! May fit Tempest.) METAL CABINET sink lamps, furniture, shoes, 8- the NOTICE OF LOST - Half grown male p.m. brush and trash removed. private home. Working ★ Gas tanks, radiators, brake and gas range, $50.00 for Track tapes and lots more! ROOMMATE WANTED Srringi Ink «f ADOPTION OF gray ' and white cat; WAITRESS - Experienced. Call 643-1947. single adult, married cou­ drums, steering column, Answers to the name of From 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mon­ PART TIME Bartender - both. Kerosene wall fur­ ple. No children, pets. IMMEDIATELY to shai« ffuiflidildi' ORDINANCE nace, $25.00. Telephone bumpers fenders etc.. Best 923 Main S inai NAME...... A two bedroom duplex .id "Sparky". Lawton Road day thru Friday. Apply in call 646-9018 between 12 CHILD CARE - days. Ages •••••••••••••••••••••••• Lease, deposit. 643-2880. offer. 643-7894. In accordance with the area. Telephone 647-0791 person to: Gilda’s and 6 p.m. Ask for Mr. three and up. Call Gaili M9- 643-2880. Glastonbury. $200 a moiift provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 after 5 p.m. Luncheonette, 303 Adams Conn. 1633. •••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER- Four plus half utilities. Call 659- Len Auster. Herald and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Street after 2 p.m. Articlaa lor Sale 41 WANTED! (]lood home for room apartment, first 2509 alvj^ 8:30 p.m. _ _ IS hereby given of the adoption by ADDRESS ...... sportswriter, keeps you in­ the Board of Directors of the Town Pertonalt 2 CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE WORK Done - floor. $300 plus utilities. Court of Probate, spayed female, 8 months formed about the local of Manchester. Connecticut. •••••••••••••••••••••••• UNDERCOVERWEAR - EQUIPMENT Operator - Sidewalks, patio, walls and Has all shots, Call 649-3379. District of Andover Martin Sloano explains sports world. Read the May 11. 1982 CITY ...... RUSSELL’S HAIR Means financial in­ must have 5 years floors. Free estimates. ent with people. Call' . - v m t:K <»F iiKARiNf; OUDINWCI-: experience with backhoe, how to save money at the , ESTATE OF ALLAN GODLIN latest in his ’’Thoughts STYLING & BARBER dependence, personal Telephone 875-0572. ALUMINUM SH EETS 6494)360. FIVE ROOM BE IT ORDAINED by the Board success and sheer delight dump truck and main­ grocery store — every Pursuant to an order of Hon. ApLENty,"______^ regularly ^ in SHOP- 195 Spruce Street. used as printing plates. .007 APARTEMENT available of Directors of the Town of ZIP ...... PHONE...... Unisex Service. Enhance for you! For more infor­ taining equipment. PAT’S LAWNMOWING for June rental. Close to Wednesday and Saturday Vaidis vinkels. Judge, dated ,j,j|g M a n c h e s te r "H e r a ld , Manchester that Chapter 14-52 of thick, 23x28'/2’^. 50c each, FREE KITTENS - fluffyluffy 5/11/82 a hearing Will be held on an ------Y The Code of Ordinances of the your image! Look good- mation on home lingerie Benefits available. Call and raking service. Free jet black. Six weeks old. bus route. No pets. One in his ’’Supermarket application praying for the authori­ or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- Town of Manchester as adopted feel great! Appointments, parties, call 649-7265. i 742-5317 8:30 to 5:00. Estimates. Call Pat 289- Litter trained. Playful. months security. $275 Shopper" column in Tlie ty to sell a certain piece or parcel KEROSENE ... BEST 2711. They MUST be picked December 12.1978 and amended to 646-6659. 9211. Ready to go. Telephone monthly. Call auer"5:00 of real estate at private sale as in W A Y TO CLEAN Manchester Herald up before 11:00 a.m. only. go. Manchester Herald. date, is hereby deleted and the HOSTESSES WANTED to s^id application on file more fully 649-9827. pm., 649-9066. BATHTUB. One of the following is substituted in lieu work from’ your home. jjppears. at the Town Office Bldg., PIANO LESSONS - for very best ways to clean thereof: HAPPY Could turn into a regular SWIM POOLS - Distributor ...... School Rd.. Andover, Ct. at 3:45 beginners. Studied at Hart­ must dispose of brand new Muticel Inatrumanta 44 soap scum and dirt from Spr. I 4-52 - |)ulir«*. One Herald Square NURSE AIDE to take care income job. Call Ann at ford Conservatory. The redevelopment agency shall BIRTHDAY- on ground 31’ long pools Margaret K. Vinkels, Clerk your bathtub iS with a cloth o f elderly man in 742-8011. □ EMPLOYMENT □ EMPLOYMENT have those duties as are set forth in Telephone 649-0343, with huge sundecks, safety SEA BRIGGS Small up­ Donnis - wheelchair. Flexible hours 022-05 dampened with kerosene. Chapter 130 of the General Manchester, Conn. 06040 fencing, hi rate filters, • right piano. Beautiful tone ...... An oldie but goodie in private home. SECRETARY AD Wash away residue. The Statutes. MAN WILL DO any type of ladders, etc. Asking $978 - good condition. $98.00. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 References required. 643- AGENCY- Must be able to kerosene odor will soon dis­ This Ordinance shall take effect TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLANK. LIMIT 20 WORDS. Love, yard work. Your equip­ complete. Financing Over 100 years old. For ap­ Annie 1264. type at least 50 wpm; and ment. Call 646-()0’73 pointment call 742-8460. ;■ LIQUOR PERMIT appear. For best results ten (10) days after this publication available. Call: NEIL in this newspaper provided that talce shorthand W wpm. between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. • NOTICE OF REMOVAL when selling something ... collect (203) 745-3319. PART’nME with ten (10) days after this 3 4 BABYSITTER needed in Some one who is self- J This is to give notice that I, 2 weekdays ONLY. Boalt-Accettorlaa 45 HANDVIMN Um Ii to the try a low-cost Classified publication of this Ordinance a 1 my home - 40 hours per motivated and is looking fflussell J. Day of 527 Lake Street, □ EMPLOYMENT DARK LOAM - 5 yards For wookday momlngo jManehcsler have filed a request Ad. petition signed by not less than five week. Must have for a career and not just a DAY CARE MOTHER has Herald r5i percent of the electors of the delivered, $50. plus tax. 1979 SEA RAY 20 ft. 228 ■pproxlmatoly 20 Iwuro Idaled April 18, 1982 with the references, own. transpor­ job. Call Judy, 646-2900. opening for two children in Town, as determined from the Sand, Gravel, Stone & Horsepower. Tandem easy Classlliad’s ? Department ol Liquor Control for tation and be reliable. latest officials lists of the Help Wanted 13 pleasant, well ordered at­ load trailer. Telephone 875- Jpermission to move my package, FRESHEN LEMONS. Bolton area. 647-0818 after ELECTRICAL TRAINEES Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. for the most Registrars of Votiers, has not been mosphere. Phone 649-5894. 1497. t liquor business now lo ca te at 1071 Lemons which have - 17-25. HS grad. Openings So* Mr. Conor filed with the Town Clerk PAINTER - Must have 4 p.m. up-to-dato help Main Street. Manchester to lOM hardened from long Stan- in all aspects of elec. work. ORIENTAL RUGS - cjutna cH m ouT CO, iH. requestin^lts reference to a special transportation. BABYSITTING done in my 1975 MFG CAPRICE -115 Main Street. Manchester. H ino pan h p frp s h e n e d b v I^nuses. Interested? Call Chinese furniture, wanted section. . Experienced and depen­ SITTER NEEDED for house. Keeney Street HP. Evinriide, power trim 1229 Molfl S t, Monchootor The business is owned by Forest “ >"8 c a n M t r e s n e ^ o y first grade child from St. Collect 9 am - 1 pm (203) cabinets, tables, chairs, ( R. McCavanagh 5 6 8 dable. Call 246-7101, 8 a.m.- School area. Ages 3 and up. and tilt, ski bar. Many I Package Store, Inc. of 1071 Main COVet fling them in boiling 7 529-6999. Coromandel screen, royal ary 5 p.m. James, before and after Call 6464)867. other extras. After 8 p.m., -tgreet. Manchester and will be water and letting them Board of Directors school. Call 643-2691 after doulton dinner set, simoge S and havilland china. 646-0299; or 649-9836. J conducted by RussellJ. Day of 527 ^fgud for a few minutes. Manchester. Connecticut WORK AT HOME jobs working hours. COLLEGE, ______STUDENTS Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, available! Substantial ear­ WANrlD^n-a'^ HS^K Telephone 634-0707. llniuee®"'” *' Looking for a good buy? this I2th day of May, 1962. Produce 50 “ Russell J. Day T ry reading today’s nings possible, call 504-641- WANTEU): Part time or will train. No exper. nec. INTERIOR PAINTING, COLLEGECOLLEGE STUDENTS 023-05 GARMENT BAG for ! Dated at 6th day of May. 1982. Classified AdS. 8003, extension 494, for in­ full time. Maybe you just Good pay/travel. Call over ten years experience, want to have a party for Collect 9 am - I pm (203) traveling, folds canvas GROWER and/or seller COLLEGE STUDENTS formation. low rates and senior citizen sturdy zipper with handle wanted to sell his produce free jewelry or be a fashion 529-6999.. discounts. 643-9980. ; TOWN OF MANCHESTER show director and make $25. 646-1617. on Main Street. Free space Summer worfc-May, June, July and Auguat 9 10 11 12 PART T m E , Your available if daily basis. 643- ; LEGAL NOTICE telephone and our extra monej?. Sarah Coven­ HOUSECLEANING INTERIOR/EXTERIOR SWIMMING POOL 1442. customers turn spare time try has expanded their line. Professionals needed - PANTING - Wallpapering 100 Summer workers needed for full time work and- •lite Zoning Board of Appeals will ho|(public hearings on Monday, May This woman DISTRIBUTOR fights in­ (24.1982 at 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing RDom. Municipal Building. 41 Center into super earnings. 528- Call Ruth at 64641297 after 4 Must have own transporta­ and Drywall Installation. part time positions available In the Manchester p.m. tion, phone. S u pplies flation! Offers additional •Street, Manchester, CT to hear and consider the following petitions: just sold 6631. Quality professional work. discounts on the new 1982 area. All students hired qualify for $2,00Q; llTEM 1 NO, 868 — Manchester Transmission Co. et als — Request provided. Apply in Mrson Reasonable prices. Free * RENTALS {Special Exception In accordance with Article IV. Section 5.01.02 to per- ONLY - Delta models. 31 X 19 ft. complete Scholarship with earing opportunity of $180 tq; the Estimates! n iliy insured. with sun deck, fence and $300 per week. Will train for poaltlons open. Some irmt parking for an approved automobile repair buslnesa on adjacent Maintenance, 487 North tland, and hearing under Connecticut General Statute, 14.64,55—161 Mid- G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. filter. $978 delivered. Will baby furniture Main Street. (Rear of Rooma lor Rent 52 sales positions available with an unlimited summer •dle Turnpike West and 10 Homestead Street — Business Zone II. finance. Call collect 203- ••••••••••••••••••••••A* Package Store. INTERIOR AND income, prize and Incentive programs Is paid for bY' : iftlM 2 NO. 8 6 3 - Atlantic Richfield C o . - Request Special Exception In she no longer 13 14 15 16 Data Terminal 964-5642. MANCHESTER - Oean, those Individuals with high goals, and interested Iri’ ■a'ccordance wlUi Article IV, Section 5.01.02 to convert an existing EXTERIOR Painting and furnished rooms, maid ser­ Paperhanging. Ceilings the business field. All students attending Interview •aftlomolive repair garage to a convenience store with existing gasoline needs 25’ ! MAGNAVOX color vice. Security. $50.00 week­ IsMvIce sUtlon - 288 West Middle Turnpike - Business Zone III. □ REAL ESTATE must bring their college I.D.'s for scholarship^ Operator repaired or replaced. Free T.V. Best offer. Girls: ly. 'Telephone M9-1W13. • ITEM 3 NO. 8 6 4 - Shirley M. Segal et a l s - Appeal from Uie decision of with a ••••••••••••••♦•••••OOO* estimates. Fully insured. sidewalk bike, needs tires, applications. Only those students Interested In old! : ^ l n g Enforcement Officer to Issue two loning permits to Industrial References. Martin ■ A r k Corp., dated March 5, 1961, and Issued March 10, 1962, for the fast-action PART TIME - SECOND SHIFT Homaa For Sale 23 $10.00; rollerskates, size 13 FURNISHED ROOM in fashioned work and good pay attend please. Apply; Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., red, ice skates size 11. Manchester. New house, at: •removal of trees and excess fill from property at 227 9 249 Progress 649-4431. J Drive (a)kla Lots #6F and #7) Manchester, in violation of the Classified MANCHESTER - Im­ Boys: hockey skates, size cen tra l. Wall to w all maculate four bedrooip i Manchester Zoning Regulations — Industrial Zone. 6, blue roller skates, size 6. carpeting. All privilt^es. llT E M 4 NO. H8 — Ofga Verro— Request variance ol Article II. Section Ad. 17 18 19 20 Colonial with beautiful aw- All skates $3.00. Telephone Yard, parking, bus line. RAMADA INN - EAST HARTFORD ■ l.M.OKrldO) to allow applicant to have more than 2 studenia at a time Hours can be flexible on this part nlng covered patio and at­ 647-0040. Includes heat and utilities. ExH 8$ off ) for sewing classes conducted In the home— 29 Ridge Street - Residence Building Contracting 33 time second shift office position. tached garage. $87,000. Ed 10-5 p.m., 649-8206 Monday to Itio Montnorto Room IZone B. Gorman Associates, 646- MUST SELL - 1974 Austin thru Friday, 6-10 p.m., 64’f- Tuoeday, May litti - $ hrtonrlowe GNLY • ITEM 5 NO. 866 - General Oil Co, of Hartford, Inc. — Request Special 4040. LEON CIBSZYNSKI Marina, 4 door, 4 cyl, stan­ 9813 evenings and 11am Sharp - 2pm Sharp • 7pm thorp { Exception In accordance with Article IV, SecUon 5.01.02 to permit the Experience helpful but not required. BUILDER. New homes, dard. 45,000 original miles. luxe of the existing building tor a gasoline and heaUng oil sales office weekends. o. a. . • with existing gasoline service station — 568 Center Street — Business Typing skills essential. CHARTER OAK STREET additions, remodeling, rec Excellent conofition - no - duplex, 7-4. Telephone rooms, garages, kitchens rust. $1500. or best offer. MANCHESTER - Center remodeled, ceilings, bath I ^ M * 6 NO. 667— Richard T. Day e ta l— Request variances of Article Apply in person or call 643-1101. New torch set, $225. or best Street. $50.00. weeMy, plus *11, Section 5.02.01(b) to permit conversion with less lot area than tile, dormers, roofing. offer. New modem, foyer security. Kitchen PART TIME • required (12,000 square feet required — 0,562 square feet provided): of An equal opportunity employer. Residential or commer­ chandelier, originally $500 - ^ivUeges. Telephone 644- '»A rU cle II, SecUdo 5.02.01(c) to permit conversion with less private □ BUSINESS cial. 649-4291. sacrifice for $250. EtfENINSS Saving area than required (700 square feet required— 502+- iquare leet Male/Female. and SERVICES Telephone 646-1013. eprovidedl: and of Article H, Section 5.01.01(1) to permit exterior SIDING AND ROOFING - PLEASANT FURNISHED *sudrway on com er lot - 24-20 Knighton Street - Residence Zone B...... , urarK rnoMiig .— ^------■ ITEM 7 NO. 869— Community Development Corp. — Request variance replacement windows, all QUEEN SIZE brass bed & ROOM - reasonable. Near from our now pMlos. Oood vbteo S must,, |ol Article IV, SecUon 15.04.03(b) to permit i setback of approximately Please Clip S Mail Today, or Barvicaa Ollarod 31 phases of remodeling. Free mattress set - Excellent bus and stores. Security. |35 feet lor ah extatlng structure — 1146 Main Street— Residence Zone ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC. estimates. Telephone 643- condition. $650. Phone 649- 8o)m y , commiMleno, and ptoaaont working^, 579 Middle Turnpike West References. Call 6494)102. iA A . Manchester. Conn. 06040 REWEAVING BURN 6478 after 6 p.m., ask for 1178 after 5:00 p.m. eonditiono. Work from S pm to 9 pm ond^ I At this heeling interested persons may be beard and written com- HOLES. Zippers, um­ Mike^______MANCHESTER - Nice Saturday naombig. ■munlcaUons received. Oopiee of these peUUoos hive been filed hi the brellas rep a irs. Window ANTIQUE THREE tier room with kitchen JPUnnlng the mark of shades, Venetian blinds. n i ] TYPES mahogany hexagon shape privileged. Gentleman printing excellence Keys. TV FOB RENT. CARPENTRY WORK. No table, hand carved-borders prefeiTM. $50.00 week!; CaHMr. Taylor • Edward Coltman, Secretary Marlow's, 867 Main Street. job too small. Call David trim, excellent condition. P u r it y . Telephone 647-9946 !(Dated this 17th day of May, 1982. Call Classified at 643-2711 649-5221. 643-8996. $75.00 firm. 643-6526. 1878. fin 9 4 » TT