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GOLD! Mother Faces Murder Charge in Baby's Death

U.8 ./WORI D SPORTS WEATHER U - HERALD. Friday. May 10. 19«5 (^/(anchester nine Weel

MANCHESTER- Excol- lant furnIsiMd room for oantlomon. Convanlant READ location. $40 waakiv. 848- 4003. THEM TODAYI iianrhrHtpr Ipralb ...... f ^ T Saturdav.Saturday, Mav May 11, 1985 — Single copy: 258 CLEAN, QUIET ROOM - Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm MIddIa aaad working parson prafarrad. Non- smokar. non-drinkar. Rafarancaa raaulrad. 649- Call 1237. MANCHESTER • Excal- Clasaltled Mother faces lant furnishad room for oantlomon. Convanlant location. $48 waakly. 649- 643-2711 4003. {WANTED murder charge APARTMENTS 8 1-C FOR RENT TAG SALES TO BUY 1-4 yn. MANCHESTER — Avoll- MULTI-FAMILY - Satur­ BEER CANS WANTED • obla Immadlotaly. Ona. day, May 11th, 9am to Will buy unusual cans, in baby’s death two ond thraa badroom 1pm. Baby equipment also Intorostod In contort aportmants. $410, $475, and clothes, toys, mater­ with collector. Call Jose 6431392. $525, hoot and hot watar nity wear, household mis- FBI and arrested Donna Richard Includad. J.D. Root Est- collanaous, earogo door PAWTUCKET, R.I. (UPI) - ata, 646-1980. and moral 80, 81 B 115 :The naUonwide search (or a in Bloomington based on an arrest Carriage Drive, Man­ susiiect in the beating, rape and warrant obtained by the Paw- 3’A ROOM APARTMENT chastor. Rain Data, May slaying of a 3month-old Rhode tucket'Police Department, charg­ A MW'iimpIe ilip-on pin- - Privata homo, hoot, 18th. Island girl last (all culminated ing Donna Richard with the afora with pntfy rufflw Court of Probots, District of murder of Jerri Ann Richard,” •Ad matehini; pantiei U a appllancas. Working tln- Manchestsr Friday with the arrest of the gla adult only. No pats, M U LTI-FA M ILY - Soma N O nC t OP NgAMNO child's mother in Indiana, police Pawtucket police said in a brief cool ontAt for the tot’a ESTATE OF: statement about the case — of playtime. chlldran. Call 643-2880. furniture, ham radio ALICE O. OEEHAN, on said. No. 8181-C with Photo- stuff, port-o-crlb, miscel­ Incopobls person Donna Ricliard, 30, who made a the biggest criminal investigations GaMo ii in Siaee 1 to 8 MANCHESTER - Sacond laneous household Items. Pursuant to an order of Hon. tearful television plea for the in Rhode Island history. yaaia. Siae 2, pinafore, floor oportmant, 2 bad- William E. FItiOerald, Saturday, May 11th, 9am Judoe, dated May I, IfSS a return of her child before she was Mrs. Richard’s husband, Ralph, % yard 48-inch; pantiei, rooms, haot and appllan­ to 3pm. 33 Carter Street, was not arrested. Investigators % yard. heorlns will beheld an an ap- found slain last Nov. 14, was cas Includad, no pats. $500 Bolton. illcatlon praylno for authar- never ruled out either of the fty to sell certain real estate arrested without incident about 5 IS MSU, Mad U.SS hr tnll plus sacurlty. Call 646- p.m. at the home of relativea in a parents as suspects. ' pathn,|MtMt hr puttie m8 3979. situated In the Town of Man­ MULTI-FAMILY TAG chester, County of Hartford suburb south of Bloomington by Mrs. Richard was held without SALE - May 11th, 9om to os In said application on file Indiana State Police detidg on a bond at the Monroe County Jail in TW O A N O THREE 2pm. 69 W ashington more fully appears, at the Bloomington pending an extradi­ <110 Ml. iteiiafaw ROOM APARTMENTS - Street. Furniture, tools, Court of Probate on May M, fugitive warrant from Pawtucket 19SS at 10:00 a.m. tion bearing at 9 a.m. Monday, iriat noM,. eiertM. one iir Haotad, sacurlty. No stereo speakers. Many police. ceal. tonlttnew m t eiw. Johanna M. Bruder, "Officers of the Indiana State state police in Indiana said. pots, no appllancas. 646- lAPARTim TS MISCELLANEOUS H0U8EN0L0 HOME ANO ItemsI Years of Asst. Clerk Now FASHION with 2436,9 - 5 waakdoys. accumulation. 0130S Police accompanied agents of the Pawtucket police called a news Photo-Goide pattama in Ifo r r e n t FOR BENT 60008 OAROEN conference (or Monday to discuss all siie rangoa, haa a O N E BEDROOM the arrest, said Sgt. David Holden. ■pecial Grace Cola CoUae- TAG SALE - Furniture, NOTICS UPI file photos APARTMENT - Haot, OP- MANCHESTER INDUS­ MUST SELL- 27" con­ VARIETY OF HOUSE books, clothing, lawn Jerri Ann disappeared from her UoB for larger alaea; plaa SUMMER STREET • 4 The annual report of the Lu- Jerri Ann died Richard, whose molested and beaten body was found in 2 BONUS Coaponal pllancas. Naor Parkada. rooms, first floor. Avallo- TRIAL SPACE - 5,500 sq. sole, dan or sunroom PLANTS - Special price mowar, snowblower, clen B. 6 Katherine E. Price crib in her parents' Pawtucket Donna Richard, left, charged Friday with murder in the Oldar parsons pratorrad. 50 cants to $3. Need room, Foundation, Inc., Is ayalla- Price . , $2J8 bla Juna 1st. Parking, no ft.-$2.50/81,146 par furniture, bunk bads, and tools, household Items. apartment on Nov. 11, 1984. The death of her four-month-old daughter, pleads last year a Pawtucket, R.I., alley, appears at right. No paH. Avallablo June month, 12,428 sq. ft.- must sail. Excellent con­ ble at this office for Inspec­ parents told police that they were pats. S acurlty. $380 tables, and lamps at ce­ 165 Thompson Rood(W- tion during reoulor business iast November for Information duringatelevision appearance. Jerri Ann 1st. $390. Call 6436803 or monthly. 644-1408. $3.25/$3J66 par month. tera. 649-3539. dition. Private Home, ast Canter to O'Leary to hours by any citizen who re­ sleeping only several feet away 6494205. Lot's talk - Call John at Thompson). 5/11, lOomto quests It within ISO days after Following is a chronology of when tbieir daughter vanished. MANCHESTER - Naw 4V!i 6432414. BEAUTIFUL Plain 03 3pm. 5/12,1 to 3pm. the date of this notice. events leading to Friday's arrest. Her mysterious disappearance MANCHESTER - Quality room, 2 badroom aport- sign Full Length door or FLOWERING BUSHES - EDWARD J. REARDON Nov. 11, 1984 — Jerri Ann touched off a massive search Gndereila 1 and 2 badroom opart- IWANTEO wall mirror. Heavy glass. 50 cants and up. You dig. 096 M AIN ST. mant In duplax. Fully TAG SALE - 70 Central MANCHESTER, CT Richard, 4 months, reported miss­ which ended four days later when mants. Haot, hot watar, opplloncad kitchan. No RENT $45. 34 X 72 Inches. 643 Call 6437406. Avenue, East Hartford, ing from crib in her parents’ the child's badly beaten and raped Coventiy voters reject 1985 budget and all appllancas In­ pats. Ratarancas. $525 May 11th, 10am to 2pm. 021-05 cludad. Quiat busllna, 100 PERENNIALS FOR apartment. body was discovered in an alley plus utllltlas. 649-4003. PROFESSIONAL COU­ Assorted clothing, hous3 Nov. 15, 1984 — Baby’s naked just about a block from her home. tures budget of $125,000, but police department’s budget re­ Idaal for mlddla-ogad and {MISCELLANEOUS SALE - 75 cants to $1.00. hold Items. Court of Probate, District of By Kathy Garmus in it,” hesaid. "We ought to get the PLE NEEDS RENTAL Manchester k body found sexually molested and . A week ago, Ralph Richard Herald Reporter approved a $5.7 million budget for quest of $408,169, and warned of sanlor citizans. Air condl- MANCHESTER - Avalla­ {f or SALE 6433156. full costs and we ought to decide tlonad. $480 and $515. from Juna 15th to October NOTICE OF H8 ARINQ beaten in alley. surrendered to authorities in the Board of EducaUon. impending cuts in service. whether it is enough or it isn’t.” bla Immadlotaly. NIca 1st. Will housa sit, Mon- MULTI-FAMILY - May ESTATE OF: Boulder, Colo, to face kidnapping, 247-5030. ona badroom with goroga MUSICAL 11th, 9am to 4pm. 516 TIMOTHY JOHN MEYER, Dec. 4, 1984 — Police confirm COVENTRY - Over 100 resi­ The $8.5 million spending prop­ "We will prioritize our calls until Barbara DeCew, president of the chastar araa. Call 617-443 SWIMMING POOLSIll deceased baby had been sexually molested aggravated assault and conspi-: osal represented an 8 percent we can get to you,” he said, Coventry Taxpayers Association, In quiat location. $390. Astronomical savings on ITEMS Bush Hill Rood, Man­ dents voted at the annual town MANCHESTER - Ona 3487. ( Pursuant to an order of Hon. and speculate death may have racy charges in connection With a meeting . Friday night to reject increase over the current year's referring to a-shortage of polige' urged voters to reject the budget Boyla Raol Estata 649- chastar. Furniture, William E. FitzGerald, badroom aprwtmant. No the revolutionary 1985 all grug investigation in tliat state. officers. "If you people can live SINGLE PROFES­ new 31' fam ily sized books, plumbing and JudM, doted May 6, 19S5 d result^ from 8100,000 marijnana portions of the proposed $8.5 budget but would have required a because she said it did not fulfill pats, no chlldran. $350 K IM B A Lta^ SW IN G ER hearing will be held on an ap­ swimming pools com­ electrical supplies, tools, deal that went sour. PoUce said the arrest was unre­ miUion budget for the fiscal year tax hike of only .8 mills, in part with it, I certainly can as chief of the requirements of the charter. monthly. No utllltlas. SIONAL MALE, 33, soaks CHORD ORGAN - Good plication praying for author­ {HOMES plete with huge sun deck, clothing and Dec. 0, 1084 — Ralph Richard lated to the death of his daughter. that begins July 1. because of increases in the Grand police.” The budget lacked some line items Call 742-0073 avonlngs. ona badroom oportmant condition and sound. ity to compromise and settle IFOR RENT In prlvota homo storting fencing, ladders, filter miscallanoous. a doubtful and disputed accuses police of manufacturing "There is no warrant at this Most of those who spoke at the List, town officials have said. The Richard C:ooper, chief of the and did not contain an estimate of - Rythm, magic chord, claim In favor of sold estate motive. time” for Ralph Richard, said meeting in the Ckiventry High budget will now be sent back to the North Coventry Volunteer Fire surplus, she said. MANCHESTER • 3 room, July 1st. Call 8732330 and warrantee. Now only tram, reverb, mora. $500. against Phillip Martin and avanlngs. $978. Financing avoll3 TAG SALE - Canter Con- Jan. 31, 1905 — Police rule out Holden, who refused to say if School gym said the council's Republican-controlled Town C:oun- Department, said he thought the Other residents also criticized first floor oportmant. TOLLAND - Naw lovaly 6431698 after 6pm. gragatlonal C hurch, Courthouse One, d.b.a. thraa badroom Ranch. ble. Call Paul right naw Strokes Restaurant as In sold revenge over bad drug deal as Richard would also be charged. proposed budget was iU-conceived cil for revision. fire department was being treated for the council for inadequate work $325 par month Including Manchester. Saturday, application on file more fully On April 11, police held a news haot, hot watar and ap- Carpatlng, appllancas, IHOUOAY/ while the supply lasts! I motive. and did not contain enough for Several of those who spoke at the unfairly by the council. on the budget. 5631161. May 11th, 9am. Thou­ appears, at the Court of Pro­ April 11, 1005 — Pawtucket conference to announce that they poUce and fire protection. town meeting Friday rallied to the Frank Dunn, one of three former "This is a budget that doesn’t plloncas. 4 rooms, first porch, baoutlful yard. 3 {s ea s o n a l sands of good Items In our bate on June 6, IfSS at 3:30 TAB SALES PM. police say they know who killed had a suspect and a motive in the With their fire and rescue trucks defense of the volunteer fire council members to speak, also reflect any thought,” said Robert and sacond floors, $425 mlnutas to Routa 84. No famous 18, 58 and 108 and $460 with haot, hot pats. Coupis only. $750 WEDDING GOWN - Per­ M ary Lou Taylor, baby. slaying but they were awaiting the parked outside the school, departments, which bad over urged the council to restore some Walsh, a former state fect conditlan. Juliet sections. Also many bat­ Clerk watar and appllancas. monthly plus utllltlos. VERNON/TALCOT- 020-05 April 22, 1985 — PoUce in results of tests on evidence from members of the town’s two volun­ $30,000 shear^ by the council from of its cuts. representative. style, matching head­ TVILLE - Mova-ln Tog ter Items. Tarritic bar­ the FBI. 6432129. gains. Everything priced Boulder, Colo., say that baby's teer fire departments put beat on- their combined budget requests of "We’re not asking for exorbitant Walsh accused the Town Council piece with vail. Original Sale. May 10th and May father wanted on charges of Mrs. Richard, who was arrested the Town (Council to restore cuts $144,099 for fire and ambulance amounts, we’re asking for reaso­ of relying too heavily on cash EXCELLENT QUALITY price, over $400. Asking wav below true value. SUMMER RENTAL-Mid MANCHESTER - Largo FIREWOOD - Mostly 11th, 9am to 4pm, naw JCMS/TRUCKS kidnapping, aggravated robbery in her hometown, is the youngest of made in their requested operating service. nable amounts,” Dunn said. reserves to minimize the tax $95. Call 6436520. developmantiWestwood Household and miscel­ May - Mid August, one thraa badroom housa. hard wood. Cut, split and laneous Items, applian­ FOR SALE and conspiracy to commit crimi­ eight children of Harry Moore of budgets (or the 198386 year. "Why we cannot support the fire But Robert Olmstead, a former increase needed to support the badroom condo, Foncad yard. Gordon. dallvarad. $75/cord. Min­ Lot 14) off Taylor Street, nal extortion in connection with Bloomington. She met her hus­ When the smoke cleared, resi­ department which asks for so little Town Council chairman, charged proposed budget. LADIES BEIGE COAT - near West Vernon Street ces, dlshwoshars, 5 ft. $300/month. Includas Appllancas. Goroga. $675 imum 2 cords until June bar, good sofa B other 1903 drug deal. band, a Massachusetts native, as dents unanimously rejected the out of our total budget is beyond that the town was spending over "Everybody knows it’s an elec­ monthly plus utllltlas and Size 12-14. Large beauti­ and Elm HIM Rood. Furni­ MOV I NO • Racondlflonad u tllltlas, 432-1375 15th. 6431031. furniture, etc. 1971 Ford Pickup F250, May 3, 1085 — Father turns he traveled through Indiana in proposed $2.27 million general me,” said Frank V. Trzaskos, chief $200,000 a year on fire protection tion year,” he said. "It may not be avanlngs. two months sacurlty. ful mink collar. Good ture, Wheal Horse riding binMClf in and is released on 1983. becausemany of the costs were condition. Asking $75 or mowar, clothing, dls- 390 cubic Inch, 4 whaal government budget that includes o f' th e Coventry Police that well known that if you keep Avallabla Juna 15th. 643 TAG SALE - Many old $25,000 bail. Jerri Ann was buried in a family 9601 oNar 5pm. HOUSEHOLD bast Offer. Call 6431433 hworo, at cetera. driva, factory air condi­ the fire department allocations. Department. bidden in othw budget accounts. double-dipping into the reserves to MANCHESTER - Modarn and naw books, glass, tioning, axfro occosso- May 10, 1985 — Donna Richard plot in Nashville, Ind. in late Trzaskos also hit the council for "You are being misled by your 4 room oportmant. Ap­ after 5pm. Residents also unanimously re­ games, four 14* Prowler rlas. Snow Runnar - built arrested in Indiana. November 1984. cutting over $34,000 out of the own budget and the figures that a re Please turn to page 10 pllancas, carpatlng and ISTOREAND TAG SALE - S aturday, jected a proposed capital expendi­ MEN'S 3 SPEED tires with rims. Atari 800 by Chryslar and 1968 Su­ parking. $360 monthly {o ffic e SPACE USED REFRIGERA­ M a y 11th, loom ta 3pm. SCHWINN BIKE - Lika Rain day. May 18th. 200 XL Computar(5 months zuki - 50CC. 6432948. plus utllltlas. 647-1113 at­ TORS, WASHERS. old) and miscellaneous tar 6pm. Ranges - clean, guaran- naw condition. Blue with Twin HHI Roadtaff Route Items. Saturday, 5/11, 1975 OLDS - 4 door, hard 600 SQUARE FEET - Offl- taad, parts and sarvlco. chroma fenders. $70. Coll 44A), Coventry. Multi- ca/Storo spoca. Businass 6431776. family, various hous3 Sunday, 5/12, 10am ta top. Automatic, small V- Probers blast grand jury MANCHESTER - Two Low prices. B.D. Pearl B 4pm. 23 North Street, Reagan may scrap treaty 8, powar sfaarlng, powar badroom. Haot, hot wa- zona. Spruca Stroot. $425 Son, 649 Main Street, hold and kid's Items. 2 4 3 7 monthly. Call R. Jarvis, TWO ROTOR ALLIANCE Monchostor. brokas, olr conditlonad. tar, appllancas. $475. Rat- 6433171. By Mark A. Dupuis criticized Brennan’s handling of found rumors linking former state arancas, laosa, sacurlty. 6436711 TV ANTENNAS with con­ TAG SALE - Everything raor dafrosfar, AM/FM LISBON, Portugal (UPI) — President Reagan, based on strength, realism, peaceful competition $r,b'2,fclas21,8iiiust Starao. Mint condition, United Press International the grand jury investigation and a Supreme Court Chief Justice John Turn this Cinderella dol­ No pats. 742-8855 QUEEN SIZE WATER- trols. $35 each or bast from household Items, while pressing for talks with Soviet leader and negotiations,” Reagan said. “I conveyed to know layout ondTAG must ba saan. Asking report by Brennan that attacked A. Speziale to the alleged illegal ly upside-down and turn avanlngs. 470 MAI N STREET - First BED - Simmons, wova- offer. Coll 6431776 after furniture. Chaw ports, Mikhail Gorbachev to ease tensions, suggested the Soviet Union once again America’s heartfelt her Into a pretty Prin- floor, contrallv locatod, 4pm. antique toys, crafts, and SALE - Soturdav, May $1,250. 6439708. Friday the United States may scrap parts of the desire for peace. A constructive, common-sense HARTFORD — State police state police investigative gambling in Torrington. cess. Little girls will lau , conventional style, 11th, 9am to 4pm. An- techniques. Jacewicz recommended that no SMALL ATTRACTIVE parking. 6432426 Woak- takas only 80 gallons of miscellaneous Items. 57 SALT-2 pact that ban deploying certain weapons. initiative we proposed to r^uce tensions raised serious new questions Fri­ love her. days, 9 - 5. SNOW BIRD SNOB- French Rood, Bolton, tlquos. Collectibles, clo­ 1968 MOB - Partially deserves a serious Soviet response.” day about a one-man grand jury Jacewicz, a lawyer, was as­ disciplinary action be taken No. 24S7 has pathittem THREE ROOM furnishad water. Frame, mat­ thing, books, records, Ending his 10-day Europeap tour with a news oportmant. All utllltlas tresses & bullt-ln heater. LOWER - 3-staga, 8 HP. (off of Routa 85). 9am to rastorad. Many axtros. conference, Reagan indicatetj the United States Discussing compliance with SALT-2, Reagan investigation of alleged, illegal signed to investigate allegations in against the two troopers or officer pieces; full directions. PRIME DOWNTOWN from on ostoto. Many Including haot. Oantla- Ona yoor old. Originally 26' wide haavy duty. Just 4pm, May 11th and 13th. Bast offar ovar $400. Coll might deploy weapons that would violate the 1979 said, "There is considerable evidence now that it gambling in Torrington and the Brennan’s report that three troop­ Bernard DePrimo, whose investi­ useful and unusual Items. qftar 6pm, 649-4566. Ti Mdir, M at $2JH h r task man prafarrad. No pats. OFFICE SPACE, MAN­ $700, asking $400. After tuned up. $99. 649-0173. SALT accoi^ — which was pot ratified by the has been one-sided." role the chief state's attom y had ers acted improperly in the investi­ gation of alleged leaks of wiretap pMttti, etas MM h r pssttis SMI CHESTER - Planty of NEIGHBORHOOD AL­ 110 Columbus Street, gation- information in the gambling probe sasSllsi. Parking tor 2 cars. Call 5pm, call 5231405. Manchester. Senate but has guided both governments. He said "If it has been, there’s no need for us to in the probe. r eiwicuoT 64^7743. parking. Will layout floor GOLF CLUBS - Matched TON STREET TAG SALE 1980 DATSUN 200SX - any U.S. shiR would be done with the "full continue. Whether we do or not, that is a decision A state police report said a Jacewicz concluded that based also was attacked by Brennan. Plan to suit. Coll 6631447. sat of spoldlnos, mans or - (off West Middle Turn­ Coupa, 5 spaad, olr, nearly five-month investigation on information available from the Gov. William A. O'Neill, who TraR^XswIns FOR SALE - Rafrlgaro- TAG SALE - 48 Tara knowledge of the Soviet government.” to be.made down the road,” he said. MANCHESTER - 2 bad­ tor, Whirlpool, Limited ladles, Includas bag cart pike). Power mowers, A M /F M , 59,000 mllas. found Chief State’s Attorney Aus­ grand jury and other sources the received the report Thursday and Mo VMS, nv. tlSM MANCHESTER - Offica and balls. Lika naw con­ Drive, Glastonbury, off Mint condition. $4,400. During a 33mlnute session with reporters in "It is possible with one system of weapons that Priat nana, USis h alts IIP room duplax. Appllan­ edition. Gold. 19.2 Cubic pool table, antiduas, res­ Lisbon, Portugal, Reagan said his address to the we might come to such a point. That decision, if tin McGuigan may have improp­ allegations against the three troop­ made it public Friday afternoon, cast aas ttth Mottw. cas, laosa, sacurlty. $350 spoca, sacond floor. 2 dition. $90. Coll 6431794. taurant dishas. Intercom, Hebron Avenue. House­ 644-4055 or 5630072. ft. Power saving control. hold Items, clothos, toys. European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, on we do, we would do it openly and with full erly testifM before the grand jury ers were unfounded and did not said he agreed with the conclusion SPECIAL: Over 288 aa- plus utllltlas. 633-6921 rooms with full both. $400 Outlet for Icamakar. 1 lots of miscallanoous monthly Including hoot. Saturday, 9am to 4pm. Wednesday was intended to stress a U.S. desire knowledge of the Soviet government.” and may have improperly guided justify the criticism levied in that disciplinary action wasn’t leetioaa and a FBBE avanlngs. year old. Must sail - 8 HP ROTOTILLER ATT­ Items. Saturday and Sun- 1979 DODGE VAN - 6 the investigation by Superior Court Brennan's report. warranted. Pattern Section in the 6435255, Mr. Jordon. ACHMENT FOR SEARS do9. May 11th B 13th. 9am evlindar, 4 spaad, ovar- for better relations. The treaty was signed in 1979 by President . Just «2.00. Moving. $400. Call 643 TAG SALE - Saturday, "In Strasbourg, we set forth a sensible Jimmy Carter and Soviet President Leonid Judge Joim D. Brennan. In the report, Brennan accused "I have no reason at this time to MANCHESTER - Spa­ 7473. TRACTOR - Tilts 38' to 5pm. Rain dote, follow­ drlva. Machanlcolly Troopers John Kamens and Or­ seoMateUiaaak cious 2 badroom aport- OFFICE FOR RENT • wlda. Usad vary IINIa. ing waakond. May 11th, 8am to 4pm. 137 sound. Body froshiv framework for improved U.S-Soviet relations Brezhnev. The 103poge report by state m ant. $550 m onthly Excollant for laboratory $350. 6430706. Edgarton Street, Man­ polntod. FInIshad Inta- police Lt. John S. Jacewicz also lando Moranlno of spreading un­ Please turn lo page 2 t t s r a w NEW CHILDCRAFT chester. Household a-iN sunSSl*asura. sa Includas haot, hot watar work. 2 walls of cablnats FULL SIZED MAPLE TAG SALE - Moy 9th, 10th rlor. 67J»0 mllas. $3,995. and alactrlclty. Sacurlty. and mora. Must saa to SEWING MACHINE - B 11th. 9om to 4pm. Items, furniture, ate., ce­ 644-4055 or 5634)072. ttRL'sM86ff1i8ei#hi- CRIBS With mottrossas. ramic sell out(molds, m l|p« •! MtilMMfft tlMta Coll 6494920. ballovo. $200 par month Day Care Canter has Electric broom, dining Chairs, oak furniture, i t t x - -TS live w with hoot. 6435334 or paints, kiln, hardware, aaasiiaiiis ItaaM tt suss. extras. $185.00. 6435535. room tablo with 6 choirs, salt B pepper shakers, {KOTORCYCLE8/ au*-«asm -M pMH si aittk. EAST HARTFORD - Ona 6437175. slightly usad. 1 portable outside furniture. Col­ etc.) Rain or shine. Fli// Gospel pastor says crusade allegations are not true badroom. Cantrolly lo- TV, Hundreds of different lectibles. 371 Main Street, {b ic yc ies rm^tiMHiaTiiM eavuiiit 5 PIECE SOLID OAK TAG SALE - Many Itomsi — M Htt ssS isu ll SMI saita. cotad. Larga yard. No quean siza badroom sat. Items. Clock and watch Manchastar. pots. Sacurlty and ro to r- $850. 5 place solid maple makers are Invited. I am Saturdov,9am to 3pm. 385 SUZUKI PE 250 - Good By Nancy Poppas through 26. Although they com­ Bossidy, who said they believe that encouraging women to participate could not allow them to be In his role as chairman of OFFICE SPACE Redwood Road, oncas roquirod. $250 par dining room sat, $450. a retired lawalar and UNITARIAN MilBTIN(3 condition. Drivan 16 Horold Roportor pleted the required four-week their church and its reputation has in "immoral acts.” counselors,” Groh said. Manchester's Graham Crusade Approximately 400 sq. It. Manchastor. month. Coll 6494424 attar located on Main St. In Plaosa call otter 6pm or pawn shop owner. That HOUSE TAG ^ALE - hours. $750 or bast offar. course taught by members of been damaged. minister's committee. Meek in­ gives you an Idea of what 647-1821. Saunders has denied all of these The position of the counselor is a REAL ESTATE Manchaatar. 1 block from before 9am, 209-6596. Household ossontlals and ■ TheRev.PhilipSaunderssatlna Graliam’s national staff, their "I’d like to know why members allegations, both to the Crusade delicate one, according to the Rev. vited the Full Gospel Church to hoapital. Avallabla Im- I have to sail. 6435M1. funky finds: BKia willow GIANT TAG SALE - Fur- -Manchester Memorial Hoapital "services will not be required for participate in this year’s crusade. IWANTEO madlataly. Call 522-7301, nltura, toys, T V , clothos, of other churches are welcome to coinmitiee and to the press. He is Norman Swenaen of Trinity Coven­ THREE ROOM APART­ EMPIRE GAS FURNACE china, furniture, books, {RECREATION :room one day this week, praying counseling," according to rejec­ ant Church, one of a half-dozen "So I was upset that they (the MENT - Appllancas. daya; 6432730, avaninga. - Fits In floor. Sat up for ONE PIECE PICNIC TA­ toys, office furniture, housewares, books, mls- give their time to the Graham particularly perturbed about the 34 HOUR CASH OFFER acollanoous. Saturday, {VEIRCIES with one of his parishioners from tion letters which each of them Crusade, but my people are being accusations of immoral behavior. ministers who sit on the central Conunittee on Counseling) had Avallabla Immadlotaly. propane. Adaptable to BLE FOR SALE - 4' X S'. trash compactor. Near the Full Gospel Interdenomina- received. taken action on a Manchester ON YOUR PROPERTY - SInglas only. $300 plus gas Firm price of $50. Tol3 Antiques and collactl- May 11th, 10am to 4pm. rejected, right across the board," "We’re really a straight group, so Executive Board for the Crusade. Call; Crockott Roalty. natural goSs Ideal for 151 Birch Stroot, . tional (%urch. church without telling me (irsti haot. Call Rosa, 647-8400 RESORT small cottage or home. phono 6435073. blas, good chtidfan's c l3 15ft.STARCRAFT-40HP The decision was handled en­ Saunders said Friday. that's incredibly strange,” said "A counselor is not supposed to 643-1577 for a quick daol I Manchastar. - Johnson Motor - .fllf "The man in the next bed looked Saunders. mention the church which he, since I was in a position to know or 6464646.______nioPErRTY 35,000 BTU. 6433370. thing and MOREll Bak­ up and asked if I was a minister, tirely by the Southern New Eng­ Groh called Saunders in April something about the situation,” 25' COLOR CONSOLE TV ery and 'free coffee. frallor. $1,300.' Coll 643 land Graham Counseling and himself, attends. This is not an DUPLEX WANTED tor 94 F IN L E Y STREET, and if I would pray with him," and informed him of the commit­ "But I've heard people claim Meek said Friday. TOASTMASTER D E ­ - Zanifh Chromocolor, Saturday, May 11th, 9am 2752. Follow-up Committee, which is opportunity for recruitment.” ownor to occupy In Man- FOUR ROOM SECOND RHDDE ISLAND - Cha­ Manchester. Saturday, . Saunders said. "I said I would and tee’s decision. Saunders asked for that we have people coming up to LUXE OVEN BROILER - wood groin caMnat, $75. to 2pm, rain or shine. 153 staffed by local clergy, crusade clMstor a n a . Coll attar FLOOR APARTMENT - rlestown. A baoutlful Call offer 7:00pm. 873 9am to 3pm. Several IntroducOd myself. 'Oh no,’ he an explanation, and was told that the altar and rolling around on the Yet some pastors have sug­ year round two bedroom Continuous cleaning, West Vernon Street, officials said. Its chairman, Greg 6pm, 649-7S32. No appllancas. Adults 6736.______Manchastor. Families. Croft maga­ said. ‘Are.you the Saunders that many allegations had been made floor. People claim that I encour­ gested that the members of Full prafarrad. $400 monthly. hoRM, sloops 6,1 mile to axcallant condition, in . R. Grab, is senior pastor of the 6431847. zines, weight bench, cu3 was banned by Billy Graham? I by "certain people." He was not age these women to roll around and (jiospel are interested mainly in Inside Today Coll 568-1745. beach. Avallabla Juna GIRL'S 28 Inch 10 spaod tom fit captain chairs for don't want any part of your Glastonbury Community Church. permitted to find out who his then they believe they're having a evangelism (or their own church. 14th through Sept. 15th. TAG SALE - Mdy 11th, Rontals Pugoot Elko. Good condi­ 9am to 4pm. Magazines, van, tooster ovan. more. FOUR FIRESTONE SS prayers.’ Made me feel great. I’ll Groh said Friday that members accusers were. sexual relationship with Jesus,” "It requires a spiritually mature THREE BEDROOMS In S450 par weak. Call after MAHOGANY PIECRUST tion. $80. Talophona 643 records, stamps, numer­ RADIALS • IS X 70 tell you." of the Main Street church in These allegations included forc­ Saunders said. "That’s flat out person to answer the questions of a 20 pages, 2 sections Duplax. Avallabla Juna 6pm, 2330561. TILT TOP TABLE - Old. 1035.______ous miscallanoous Items. Todav Is great day... and mounfad on chroma : TUrty members of Full Gospel's Manchester did not waste their ing sick children to sit through long ridiculous." person asking about a (Kristian 1st. $475 monthly plus $99. Phone 6437375. 50 Foxcroft .Drive, Classified Is a great way wagon whaals. McGord -l,203person congregation had time in the Christian Life course services: requiring women in his Although the committee listened faith for the first time, without AOvtcg 12 ObMuartts. utllltlos. Sacurlty. NIca BAGBOY GOLF CART - Locks. 847-8881 C t tittM ___1320 Oplnkm__ RENT IMWCELLANEOUS BLUE BELL, KINO COIL Monchostor. ... to sell something I : hoped to be counselors at the Billy they took, since it was “primarily church to spend too much time to Saunders’ defense, it did not imposing your own views on that nalghborhood. 646-2291 $20. Used golf balls, $3.50 6432711. Graham Southern New England (or spiritual enrichment." away from their families; de­ modify its position. "We consi­ person," said the Rev. James C o m lct_ ^ _ 8 PaoplaUlk . {raRNMT F U L L MATTRESS B par dozen. 6439664. FOR SALE • Bat of EntaftsInmwiL— 12 Spoilt___ BOXSPRING - Claon, RUMMAGE TAG SALE - Cniaade, which will be held at the But that is little consolation (or manding too much allegiance from dered the membera of this church Meek of Community Baptist LoMtry______2 Tattvltlon . LARGE ATTRACTIVE • CHARMING DNE BED- Saturday, May 11th, P288/7S014 BhiddBd snow members of his congregation; and and came to the conclusion that we ROOM APARTMENT In FDR RENT - 30' x 30' good condition. Zenith BLACK STEAMER Excassiva obbravloflons Hartford Civic O nter May 19 Full Gospel members like Dan Church. Carpatod, ponalad wHti 9:30om to 4pm. American firao. Usad two wlnfars. walk-ln closat. Convo- rosIdonNol arao. $425 In­ Gordon plot. May - Sopt. 25” color console TV, TRUNK - 32 Inches by 16 lObbravlqta rasulfsl Ba Loglon Hall, Coventry. Planty of traod loft, with cluding haot and utllltlas.^ 1st. Long Hill Rood, An­ good condition and r 3 «Inches, ona foot deep. sura raodars undarsfond nlont shopping and bus. Good clothos, homo rlihs. Asking 888. CoM dover. 742-6029 or 643 caption. 6434054 aftar Good for summer camp. your odjoy ovolding ob- Prafar molo non-smokor. Avallabla May tSIh. Sa­ bakad food. 647-1560 oftar iBm . Agk G4M102. curlty. 6494437. 6502. $1. Talophong 6435314. bravloflons. 6432711. for Lon, MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturdpy, MfV H, HM - - L t - MANCHKSTKU IlKItAl.D. SiUuntiiy. May l>, 1985 State report questions McGuigan’s conduct in probe Manchemter piano offers to widen gpeiiale. but McUuigan's office The feud prompted O'Neill to McGulgan'a office to guide a grand In BHef road for condominiuni) wholly unrelated to those matters ose *- not' to document the Conllmied from p a ir 1 suggest that McGuigan resign, but ju ry." Jacewicx said. S ^ ' V. which it was commissioned to information. disgree with that concluiion." investigate." Jacewicx's report the prosecutor rejected the Idea. a An unidentified man told Jace­ Pragnancy c Im m s a rt fraa BV’Suson Vaughn <• a starting date for construction has I wicx he was told by a reputed Jacewicx, however, agreed with O'Neill said at a news conference, said. O'Neill declined comment Friday Harold Roporttr yet been set. Brennan (hat state police should Manchester Memorial Hoepital is offering a noting that Jacewicx's investiga­ O'Neill said Jacewicx's report when asked if he believes McGui­ bookie, Paul "The Rabbit" Seiser, Fiano has indicated he wants to sta^ have investigated allegations in­ free early pregnancy class to women In their tion was hampered by the lack of raised new information relevant to gan should resign In light of the that Seiser paid •8.606 (or informa­ Developer Lawrence A. Fiano told construction on the condominium con volving Bastlawn earlier than they second through fifth months of pregnancy. complete transcripts from Bren­ the grand jury probe and copies of latest state police report. tion dbout a. wiretap on a phone the Planning and Zoning Commission plex — which, if all 450 units were buijl did. It is held on the third Monday of each month in nan's grand jury investigation. the police report will be sent to Jacewicx said his investigation allegedly used (or gambling. Thursday he would agree to widen a would be Manchester's largt’st — so McGuigan' couldn't be reached the hospital conference room from 7 to 8 p.m. Brennan served as a one-man DeMayo and Superior Court Judge ran nearly five months. Among tlM> Jacewicx said he didn't know if ■edion of Tolland Turnpike if it was (or comment on the report, and RMistration is not necessary. grand jury to investigate illegal Aaron Ment. the state's chief court findings included in this report the Information had been given to necessary to gain approval (or the last In other business Thursday, w e P2 Jacewtes said in his report (hut *7116 class, which is conducted by a registered gambling in Torrington. The grand administrator. are: the grand jury, but flatly chal­ six., phases of hit planned 450-unit • Unanimously approved twXt^^ns Brennan declined to be inter­ nurse, is designed to prepsre women (or jury investigation is continuing Brennan's report, released Dec. • There is a "reasonable lilwli- le n g e Brennan's conclusion, that condominium complex in the North submitted by developer Raymona F. viewed for the investigation, citing (nancy and Includes films, discussions and under a second grand juror, 10. ignited a feud between the chief hood" McGuigan testifed before the leak of (he information came End. Damato — one a final site plan for 21 the mandatory secrecy of grand ures, according to a hMpital news release. Meriden Superior Court Judge Brennan's grand jury, which from within the state police. Fiano laid he and his partners would rental townhouses at 179 Oakland St. state's attorney's office and state jury investigatiuna. would raise'“ a very serious ethical Jacewicx said his investigation undertake the road improvemenu only and the other (or an addition to his Anthony V. DeMayo. police commanded by Col. Lester Jacewicx dlso said he offered to Jacewicx said the majority of question" since McGuigan htui found indications the leak may if the town haa not started its planned firm’s real estate offices at 2J0A New J. Forst, the state's public safety Interview Spexiale and although McCavanagh rapa budgat Brennan's report dealt with topics interviewed Spexiale Informally have occurred in the Litchfield reconstruction of Tolland Turnpike by State Road. commissioner. (he former chief justice initially unrelated to his charge as a grand and foim ally questioned at least County state's attorney's office or The bipartisan support given the proposed state the tim e Jie is ready to build the last o Denied an application for a special The feuding worsened when agreed, he later declined juror to investigate illegal gam­ one witneM as a prosecutor before in the Judicial Department in budget in the House of Representatives this week exception by David and Charles Min- state police later accused McGui- Spexiale, who stepped down us phases of the project. bling in Torrington and corruption the grand jury. Hartford. did not indicate many Demberats' displaasure Traffic i engineer Thomas Currin of icucci to allow a third-floor apartment gan's office of mishandling an chief justice lust year to join a in the city's police department. • At least four witnesses wcr«‘ Stale police documented evl- with several amendments introduced by House Kasper Associates, who appeared with at their two-family house at 32-34 investigation into a former Water- private law firm, demanded disci “ What was immediately appar­ bury *prosecutor who has since called before Brennan by prosecu­ dem c ul illegal gambling at the GOVERNOR O'NEILL Democrats that were struck down along party Fiano at the PZC’s business meeting Garden St. PZC members agreed with tors without Brennan knowing Eastlawii Country Club In Turring- pllnury action against (he three . . makes report public lines, state Rep. James R. McCavanagh, the planning staff that approval would ent, however, was that the major­ been arrested and charged with troopers cited in Brennan's report Thursday in Lincoln Center, said that ity of the grand jury report was receiving bribes. why. "It is plainly improper for (on. which hud been partly owned D-Manchester, has said. under the plan, the (our lanes of Tolland result in a site density that was too high Among the amendments defeated by Republi­ Turnpike M ar North Main Street would (or the neighborhood. cans were ones that would have set up a be extended 200 feet beyond the • Denied Thomas Battagler's appli­ prescription drug program (or the elderly and entrance to the condominiums. The cation (or a deferment of sidewalks and Weather disabled, IncreasM heatih insurance benefits (or reconstruction would leave a 36-foot curbs at offices he is building at 341 E. Peopletalk retired teachers, appropriated 8126,000 (or an pavement width and 9 traffic signal at Center St. alcohol and drug abuse program and given the the North Main Street and Tolland • Approved two site plan modifica­ state police 0250,000 to help continue enforcing Turnpike intersection, be said. tions (or a proposed addition and Today's fortcast highway s p e ^ limits. outside storage area at the Ward UPI Birthday Almanac "W e (eel this ntieets tlie needs of the CoBBCctlcul. Maasackuaelts " I supported the budget because it reflected a Manufacturing Co. at 146 Adams St. Pulse May It — Yogi Berra (1KE5-), the former project and provides safety at the Report g^GOTPoa and Rhode IsIxumI: Partly sunny bipartisan effort by the Legislature,” McCava­ intersection where It’s needed," Currin o Approved an application (or a zone catcher and recently fired manager of the New Saturday. Highs from the middle nagh said in a news release. "However, there said. change from industrial to Business III York Yankees. He was selected the American were Improvements that could have been made by Michael Lynch on property at Olcott Dased on a survey with over 7.000 visitors to Walt Disney World a League’s most valuable player three times 70s to lower 80s but turning In January, tbe PZC approved the matof segment ol our population is supportive ot seat belts cooler during the afternoon. that would have benefitted the people of first eight phases i- or 245 units— of the and Spencer streets. m|ury’re3000 Minneapotia. No official of tbe Southern New England Telephone. degrees at Redmond, .Ore. Sobol is one of more than 25,000 high school Co. (amfUnr with the problem was available Friday Annual Town Meeting, Community Hall. 8 p.m. Saiarday students who applied (or tbe 200 scbolarsliips for comment. ^w sd ay U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr., R-Omn., speaks at available. Awanls will be baaed on the Cusson said tbe police number, 646-4555, is Republican Town Committee, Community Hall, minority outreach forum held by the Office of Air quality applicants' achievements in both academic and answered by tbe same dispatchers who answer calls 7:30 p.m. Protection and Advocacy for Handicapped and Developmentally Disabled Persons, 9:30 a.m. to 2 The state Department of En­ community affairs. made on tbe 911 number. Wednesay p.m., ()uirk Middle School, Hartford. vironmental Protection provides Sobol is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Antbony Planning (tommission. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. daily air pollution reports and Sobol. seasonal pollen count informa­ tion from the Department of Cevantry hall la tonight Helicopter pickup Health Services. The recorded F ire C alls COVENTRY — Tbe Coventry Community message is provided at 566-3449. -isosa Service Awards Ball will be held tonight from 7:30 demonstration set ,to 1:30 at the Coventry Roller Rink on Lake | 2 3 w w w iB e ^ f£S> Street. An eif-ambuUnce helicopter will land behind tbe Un WBATMB VOTOCAST ft The ball is held every few years tq booor Wednesday, 4:51 p.m. — furnace Waathar radio M cKee Street flretaouae at 11 a.m. May 21 in a (ire, 24 Lawton Road (Town). residents who volunteer their services in town demonstration of bow a patient could be picked up in a The National Weather Service and to encourage participation in community Wednesday, 5:42 p.m. — motor medical emergency and brought to tbe appropriate -;>r, ' ^ broadcasts continuous, 24-bour National forecaet affairs, Felice said. Those to be honored tbia year vehicle accident wltb iqjuries, 1495 weather information on 162.475 are Margaret Jacobeon, Mildred Korber, Dr. hospital. Tolland Turnpike (Eighth District, mHz in Hartford, 162.56 mHz in Robert Brown and Prall Merriam. Paramedics). Rain and showers are forecast for portions of the northern Plains, the Tbe helicopter, fitted with $150,000 in Ufe-aupport N ew London and 162.40 m Hz in Proceeds will be added to the Coventry Student Wednesday, 9 p.m. — burning Upper Mississippi Vsiley end the upper Greet Lskse regions. equipment, can carry two patienU. a pilot and Meriden. Loan Fund and to help establish tbe Coventry medical peraonMl tbat would vary according to tbe wires. Center and Olcott atreeta Elsewhere the weether will be (sir In general. Maximum temperaturas High School Scbolarabip. emergency, James Battaglio, director of public (Town). wHI Include Atlanta 78. Boston 79. Chicago 84, Cleveland 79, Dallas Wednesday, 11:31 p.m. — smoke UPI photo Music will be provided by the Coventry H i^ ivlatioiia for Hartford Hoqpitol. Friday. 91, Oenvex 75. Duluth 66. Houston 91. Jacksonville 85, Kansas City 81, School Dance Band, Catch-22 and tbe Bobby Kaye investigation, 34 Cumberland St. Little Rock 89, Los Angelae 67, Miami 85, Minneapolis 80, New Orchestra. Tbe air ambulance ia part of tbe emergency service (EigbUi District). Today In history Lottery Orleans 88. New York 78, Phoenix 87. St. Louis 90. San Francisco 04 operated by Hartford Hospital but can be used all over Thursday, 4:25 a.m. — medical- Seattle 00, Washington 83. the state, Battaglio said. call, 232 Ferguson Road (Town, On this date in 1977, a federai judge photo shows the SST landing at D m i i to attend Boys' State Paramedics). ruled that a ban on Concorde super­ Kennedy on its first test flight to New Tbe belicoptar was discussed by the Emergency Tburaday, 10:01 a.m. — medical BOLTON-rFerozeDeen, son of Drs. Shaikaod Medical Services Council Thursday niglit, and cmucil sonic jet flights into New YorKs Kennedy York on Oct. 18. 1977. Connecticut daily Noaeem Deen, 05 Mount Sumner Drive, has been call, 63 Elm St. (Town, Manchester Herald ntambers agreed tbe bellooptar would have limited Paramedica). International Airport was illegal. This Friday: 083 selected as the lon delegate to tbe American use in Manchester, because distances from any point Richard M. Diamond, Publisljar Legion Boys’ State, representing Boltoa High In town to Mancbeater Memorial Hospital on Haynes Thursday, 12:16 p.m. — medical Play Four: 4808 School. Street are not far. Its most frequent use here, they call, 457 Center St. (Town. ^ n y Sadd Mark F. Abraitis The alternate delegate is William Kiesman, S3 Lotto: 2.19,.25,32.33,38 Aaaociate Publisher Business Manager said, would be in caoeo where patients would have to Paramedica). Box Mountoin Road. be traasportad from tbe sceM of an emergency to a Thursday, 13:27 p.m. — motor Ahuanac Americaa Legion Boys’ State will be held at other numbers drawn Friday USPS 327-500 b e ^ t a l out of town. vehicle accident. 267 W. Middle in New England: VOL. CIV, No. 188 Eaidem Connecticut State University June 23 to Turnpike (Eighth Diatrlct, Masaachuaetts dally: 9564. 26. H w hoUcopter can land on a highway and would Today is Saturday, May 11, the and actor Doug McClure in 1938 flights into New York's Kennedy PuMIthM eollv txcapf Sunday Suastxtm comer rotes ere 81.18 Paramedica). Verm ont daily: 297. Meyi by tbe Men- proboMy do so in a aerious aeddent. Battaglio said. (age 47). International Airport was illegal. weolrtv, 18.12 Xsr one montb, tfSJS U ls t day of 1965 with 234 to follow. cBssfer PuMttMneIne Co., is arelnord ter mree monttis. 08.10 tor six Dr. Joal Raich, chairman of tbe EMS CooacU, said Tburaday, 12:53 p.m. — motor Maine daily: 316. Piece, •• ■ The nnoon is in its last quarter. Cenn. mentbtendlSI.4ltorene veer. Mall Haugh going to CBIA woak vehicle accident, 115 New State On this date in history: In 1984, Eight teenagers were Rhode Island dally: 6166. Secend cMm pestM paid at Man- rotos ere evollebts on reeuest. that when tbs belicoptar is called into aarvice, tbe killed and seven were lou red in a ctiester. Conn. POSTMASTEa: BOLTON — Kathy Haugb has been accepted to pOots da M t want to be given a deaignatad spot in RoxkI (Town, Paramedics). The morning stars are Mercury, In 1858, Minnesota entered the New Hampshire dally: 6227. U / i t o . < Send oddresi ebanots to the Men- attend Coxuwcticut Business and Indualry wMch to land, but would prefer to see if they can land Uninday, 13:56 p.m. — service Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Union as the 32nd state. fire at the Six Flags Great Sweepstakes: 766-22-green. dMStar Herald, P.O. Sex 1X1, To piece e ctaMlfMe or SHpley Asaodation's Connecticut Buaineaa Week 'H at coll, 24 Lawton Road (Town). The eveiiing star is Mars. In 1910, Glacier National Park in Adventure amusement park's Monetiestsr, Conn. 8X8X8. eSiyltoement. or to report sinews M d ose as poaaBtle to the patient. tbe University of Hartford from July 21 to 20. Those bom on this date are under Montana was created by an act ot Haunted Castle in Jackson town­ Tburaday, 6:41 p.m. — motor OUAKANTEgD OCLIVEaV: II S4X-271I. Otfloebsurteret:1Sejn. She will be JotoingbuslncaB students ImxnMgh w »«lrg ti« M id the air ombulonce would have been the sign of Taurus. They include (Congress. ship. N.J. you don’t recelva your HaroM by S to S p.m. MenSev ttireupa PrMey. scbOols across tbe state to bear speakers from tbe valuaUa in such situations as tbe Mianus R iver vehicle accident, 446 Oakland songterfter Irving Berlin in lift In 1828, the first regularly EMERGENCY p.m. wssbdevi or 7:19. am. Sotur- Bifdgs dlaaoter, when a traffic Jam made it bard to get Road (Eighth District. dov. sixass tofsehons your camar. busliisss world. (age 97), surrealist painter Salva­ scheduled television progranns A thought for the day: French Fire — Police — Madicel Paramedics). If you're unable to reecti your Tbe Moncbsitor Morale is e Haugb, a junior at BoHon High SebooL is tbe to btlNrod people; the mnlUple-vebicIe accident at tbe dor Dali in 1164 (age tl), satirist were begun by statioa W G Y in author Georges Beraanos said, coll tubscribar ssrvlce ol Stratfard toil botiUi on tbe Connecticut Turnpike; and Friday, 5:21 a.m. — medical 443- m i ^ 7 B.m. weskdevi or i f subtcribsr to Unitoe Press intoree- d a n g l^ of Mr. and Mrs. John Haugh of 00 Tinker llo r t Sahl in UTT (age 56). comic Scbenect^y, N.Y. "Dem ocracies cannot dispense DIAL 911 ttanai nswt ssrvicss anS Is e the Windsor Locks tornado, when fallen trees blocked call, InteraUtc64atexitM (Town, jn j. Sebtigavs tw' euarantssd ntsmbi? of Ifio Ausn Ouraoe m Pond Road. actor PhU SUvera in 1612 (age 73). In 1877, a federal judge ruled that with hypocrisy any more than In Manchester dxtiverv bt Meacbister. Orcutottens. roads.' Paramedics). actor Denver Pyle in 1616 (age 65), a ban on Concorde supersonic jet dictatorriilps can with cynicism.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May U- IMS ~

4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 11, 1985_ »Plumblnq • ABC IF N im x a U fM SALES - SERVICE - PABJ* . - Gunm en kill politician ' ON ALL MAKES U.S./World APPLIANCES AND S E ^ IC E ON ! MANCHESTER ALL MAKES OF HOME OR BUSINESS COMPUTERS. I n B r ie / as bombs rock India Energy Conservation Services Speclalliing In new A used ‘ProfBBBlonally Trained Technlciana vacs snd built-in systems Hundradt flee battle scene NEW DELHI, India (U PI) - Gun­ Chaudhary was hit by three bullets in GENERAL OIL 301 Esst Center St., Msnchestsr the neck and died instantly, police said. Michael C A A .O O 'fO CIFUENTES, Honduras — Hundreds of people men assassinate a Hindu politician in Cathryn Mathleu fled their homes near the Nicaraguan border the northern state of Punj ab Friday and The gunmen escaped. 5 6 8 - 3 5 0 0 Friday, fearing a clash between Honduran troops at least 42 people died in a wave of IHillce did not say whether the bombings b la m e on Sikh terrorists, an assailants were of the minority Sikh HAS IT! and Nicaraguan government soldiers who were said to have mounted a cross-border attack on Indian news agency reported. religious sect, but K.S. Dhillon, anti-Sandinista rebels last Sunday. Officials said it was bloodiest wave of director-general of the Ehinjab police, Although Honduran Foreign Minister Eidgardo attacks yet carried out in a single day said Sikh extremlsU were responsible Featuring This Week... Paz Bamica met with a Nicaraguan official by Sikh extremists who are waging a for several recent attacks on politicians Thursday to discuss the border conflict, there was 3-year-old "H oly War” against the in Puqjab. Police Imposed an Indefinite curfew no official version of the ciash. government, demanding autonomy for and 191 Mom $1 , Mooch«.ta> on the area as enraged Hindus poured Residents of Cifuentes, 60 miles east of a separate homeland in Ehinjab state. Phena: 64J.1 191 o, 643-1900 into the streets of Hoshiarpur, setting Tegucigalpa, said hundreds of villagers fled the The Press Trust of India news agency for All Your Moods . Eatlbtook MoH. M an tli.ld fire to Sikh-owned shops and beating up area to avoid renewed fighting between Nicara­ quoted police in New Delhi as saying Ph«n«; 456-1141 guan soldiers and increased numbers of Hondu­ Sikh terrorists had set off 13 series of several Sikhs. One person was stabbed TRAVEUINSURANCE ffASriRM CONNfCfKVri ran government troops sent to patrol the area. explosions in the capital ” in a planned to death, the Press Trust said. 391 Broad 81., Manehoetor M m N O FUU S n V K t OPTKtAm i Dozens of people fighting on both sides were and organized manner.” In New Delhi, Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi held an emergency Cabinet _ 848-7096 killed and an equally large number were wounded Acting Police Commissioner Ved INCOME TAX • RECORDS • RECEIPTS • DOCUMENTS in the weekend fighting when Nicaraguan Marwah said three of the bombs in New meeting and issued orders to stop the soldiers crossed the border in pursuit of Delhi exploded in crowded buses, violence. The orders Included the ** NOTAHY SERVICES ** deployment of police contingents at the B&L ENTERPRISES anti-Sandinista rebels, area residents said. killing at least 20 people. HiiMlMilsfi Com* In the neighboring state of Haryana, airport, railway stations and other COPIES sensitive areas. • SPHAYINQ at least 10 people died and 15 others • TREE FEEDING 4 CARE 8%" X i r Dotson awaits pardon ruling were injured in bomb and grenade Security in Sikh residential areas of • TREE REMOVAL 8%" X 14" •ack CHICAGO — The attorney for Gary Dotson, attacks, the Press Trust said. the capital also was tightened in an "No Troe Too Smair The who spent six years in prison for a rape his In the northern state of Uttar apparent move to head off a repeat of 0 STUMP ORINOINO Pradesh, suspected terrorists set off a blooc^ anti-Sikh rioU that followed • SNOWPLOWINQ Manchester Mall accuser now says she lied about, urged Gov. Insured A Liconsod • Conn. ArborW MtTA James R. Thompson in an emotional appeal bomb inside the Himachal Express Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s assas­ 811 Main St., Manchester Friday to grant him a full pardon. train as it was entering the Meerut sination by her Sikh bodyguards last Bruce Litvinchyk Weakly Auelloni • Antique. Coin. Coljedible SIwpe Attorney Warren Lupel was one of a string of station, leaving at least 12 people dead Oct. 31. witnesses testifying in the second day of an and e i ^ t others injured, it said. In the westevn state of Gujarat, two 6 4 6 - 3 4 2 5 executive clemency hearing before the Illinois The Press Trust said 100 other people people were stabbed to death in Prisoner Review Board and the governor, who were injured in the attacks. Hindu-Moslem clashes and three others MANCHESTER OVER 4 5 The bombings came after two gun­ has been asked to either pardon Dotson or were shot and wounded when police Ifree estimates o n b o d y i YEAMS men killed a former Hindu member of commute his prison term to time served. opened fire to break up rioters. S50 North Main St. MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE The hearing was recessed until Saturday. Parliament in Punjab, sparking re­ The latest deaths raised to 86 the , MANCHESTER CT. There was no word on when Thompson, who will newed Sikb-Hindu clashes. Exit 93 I MiW La»i ol Caldors CALL 649-58071 Balbir Singh Cbaudhary, president of number of people killed in nearly three Opp. East Comotory act after getting the board's recommendation, ; S I 647-9928 months of Hindu-Moslem clashes, plann^ to announce bis decision. the conservative Ehipjab Lok Dal Party, Dotson’s accuser, Cathleen Crowell Webb, 23, was at his farm in Hoshiarpur, about 225 Hindu caste violence and police shoot­ QUALITY HARRISON ST. last month recanted her story that Dotson, 28, had miles northwest of New Delhi, when two ings sparked by protests against Pictured left to right: Sue Bassett, owner Gary Dancosse, and Karen Cummiskey MANCHESTER raped her the night of July 9,1977. gunmen drove up on a motorscooter and government policies favoring low-caste MEMORIALS opened fire with automatic weapons. Hindus.

Police search U.N. Mission UPI photo Danco’s Hairstyling has been in business in Man­ chester for over three years. It is owned and operated “Servin/i Manchenter For Over 50 Year$ NEW YO R K — The U.S. Mission to the United Shamir, Shultz disagree Nations was evacuated Friday while emergency Vice President George Bush greets the president and first lady of by a Manchester resident who has been cutting hair in police crews searched the building for explosives Friday as they arrive on the White House lawn. President Downtown in response to an anonymous bomb threat, town for 17 years. Pent\and The Florist on role of Palestinians Reagan said he had “a fine trip. Manchester authorities said. 24 BIRCH ST. A spokesman for police, Sgt. Ron Severin, said Have you gone to shops that advertise low-priced TEL. 643-6247 anonymous calis were made to “ seven or eight” JERUSALEM (UPI) - Secretary of belonging to the PNC are routinely • Maternity Clothess Uniforms hair services and found that you have to pay extra for news agencies warning a bomb .wouid go off at State George Shultz and Israeli Foreign given U.S. visas without any waiver. l a Loungewear • Bra St Corset Fittings 643-4444 Minister Yitzhak Shamir disagreed Thus under the U.S. position, PNC Reagan, back home, long hair, a blow dry, or a beard trim? Well, that’s the F.T.D. 6:30 p.m. EDT. e Breast form for Mastectomy A cali warning of the bomb was received at Friday on whether to let Palestinians members would be acceptable as difference between Danco’s and the others. Danco s MASTER CHARGE WORLD WIDE members of a joint delegation with W e a/so carry the Qoddeaa Bra and AMERICAN EXPRESS United Press International’s New York office at take part in Middle East negotiations, Warnera La Qant QIrdIa believes in giving you the most for your money. SERVICE S:4S p.m. officials said. Jordan, as long as they were not 631 Main St., Manchester 643-4346 Severin said Emergency Service Units were The disagreements involved Shultz’s declared officials of the PLO. Under the hails trip, budget bill At Danco’s the whole family. Dad, Mom, and 646-20731 view that Palestinians who are not Israeli position, such persons would not l3 M MAIN STRCET sent to the building on First Avenue between 44th h o u r s MON-SAT. r be acceptable as negotiating partners. the press she got. I ’m taking flamenco I m a n c h e s t e r and 45th streeU to search floor-by-floor for any members of the Palestine Liberation WASHINGTON (UPI) — President kids, can get a wet-cut-blow dry for only $8.00. Yes 10-4 P M I explosives. Organization should be allowed to In a briefing for reporters. Defense Reagan flew home Friday from his lessons,” he said, referring to her SPECIALIZING IN Dad, that even includes your beard trim! No devices were immediately found. participate, while Shamir was against Minister Yitzhak Rabin, a member of controversial 10-day European tour participation in an exhibition of Spanish SUPERIOR MUFFLERS\ any involvement of Palestinians, U.S. the Likud faction in the coalition boasting "mission accomplished” and dancing. So, why not visit Danco’s Hairstyling for your and Israeli officials said. government, appeared to differ with playing down protests that greeted him Reagan told the crowd of admirers, imilllllUISIiMMiE,INC. ^earlg <^i|0PP* Ortega blasts Reagan again Shultz arrived early Friday for the Shamir, refusing to rule out Israeli in foreign capitals. “ I know you’ve heard that because specialists next haircut or perm and remember: at Danco s discussions with members of the PNC. there were a few demonstrations, some WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE QUALITY USED CIOTMINO first time in two years on a trip A buoyant Reagan flew back to general r e pairing what we advertise is your out-the-door price! BERLIN — Nicaraguan President Daniel originally meant to pay homage to Washington with his wife, Nancy, from things might have been going wrong. Ortega Friday accused the United States of trying "E v e ry resident of the West Bank and Propane Cylinders Filled victims of the Nazi Holocaust at the Yad Lisbon, Portugal, the last stop on a. Well, you know, every time I noticed to starve his nation into submission and said Gaza” should be eligible to take part, _ Air Conditioning Service See you soon! I •LADIES CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES • CHILDRENS CLOTHtNol Vashem memorial. 10-day, four-nation journey. who was demonstrating I felt reassured communist countries pledged to help break the Rabin said. “ After all, the future and I telephone ia m ain street 0 (j^£Q YOV8 * CONSIGNMENTS ACCERTEO| They arrived on the White House lawn we were doing and saying the right 1 A43-453t MANCHESTER CONN 060*6 U.S. trade blockade. But at the urging of Israel, Egypt and fate of these people are going to be Tuesday-Friday 9-6 Perms $30. and up. to the cheers of about 200 White House things.” "Reagan is having a competition with Hitler in Jordan, Shultz expanded the trip’s decided in these negotiations.” staffers and guests waving American He apparently was referring to Saturday 8:30-3:30 relation to Nicaragua and wants to make a huge scope into an explorato^ mission on Rabin said other Palestinian partici­ flags. One held aloft a placard reading, catcalls and walkouts by leftist ' England Country Woodworidng, Inc.] concentration camp of it,” Ortega said at a news regaining momentum in the peace 253 Middle Tpke. West, Manchester pants could not be "declared, active” "Amend the CoMtitution: Reagan in members of the Spanish and Portu­ conference following two days of talks with Elast process. Selling? Buying? Building? 647-9879 members of the PLO. But he said other guese legislatures. Protesters also Walk-ins only (Com er Broad St., behind Mr. Donut) Harris Hardwoodt German tenders. ’88” than prohibiting such PLO members, With Vice President (iieorge Bush at greeted Reagan in Germany when he 260 Tolland Turnpike ’’But we are determined to defend our The next logical step, in keeping with MARTIN & ROTHMAN, INC. the coalition government had taken no his side, Reagan said, “After every visited a concentration camp and the ’ Manchester, CT 06040 revolution, to put up resistance, even if it should the Camp David accords, would be to clear position yet on precisely who Nazi military cemetery at Bitburg. establish a joint Jordanlan-Paiestinian summit leader agreed that steady REALTORS (203) 649-4663 come to the direct intervention of U.S. troops,” he would be acceptable to Israel. EXPERIENCE...KNOWLEDGE THUST said. delegation to meet with the Israelis on economic growth means each govern­ Before leaving Lisbon, Reagan held a ment getting spending under control, the future of the Israeli-occupied West Shultz scheduled a series of meetings 30-minute news conference and said ...FOR OVER 15 YEARS... how sweet it is to return with a 50-49 Commercial & Residential Bank and Gaza Strip. Friday, including one with Prim e that while the trip had brought some Bomb throat clears terminal Senate victory for spending restraint CALL Minister Shimon Peres, to discuss the “ anguished moments,” his talks with Woodworking & Supplier An Israeli spokesman said Shamir UTRECHT, The Netherlands — A bomb threat future of the negotiations. BothU.S. and and no tax increase.” alU ^ leaders bolstered economic and 263 Mala told Shultz that Israel ’’will never talk to Bush cast the tie-breaking vote early Mm forced evacuation of a rail terminal in The Hague .Israeli officials said they had no great defense ties. Msschsstsr 6 4 6 4 1 4 4 the Palestine Liberation Organization Friday that passed a deficit-cutting Friday — the eve of a visit by Pope John Paul II — hopes that Shultz’s trip would produce During the news conference in the and since the Palestine National budget bill that had Reagan’s backing. and posters offering a reward for the pope’s any breakthroughs. stately garden of the I8th century [Connecticut murder cropped up across the country. Council established the PLO, there is no Reagan pronounced his 10-day, four- Queluz Palace, the president said his EVERYTHING IN GLASS John Paul is slated to arrive at Eindhoven difference between them.” Shultz also met with Avital Shcha- nation journey — which included speeches throughout the trip, particu­ • WE CANT HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT {Travel Services Saturday on a five-day trip that will make him the ransky, wife of Soviet dissident Anatoly controversy over a stop at a German larly the centerpiece address Wednes­ The 393-member PNC, considered to military cemetery and allied rebuffs on (Inside D&L Store, Lower Level) first pope ever to visit The Netherlands. But he be the Palestinian parllament-in-exile, Shcharansky, and Helena Friedman, day to the European Parliament in J.A. VniTE GLASS CD. trade and U.S. policy in Nicaragua — ” a faces a cool reception from Dutch Catholics, met in Jordan last fall. wife of Soviet dissident Ida Nudel, Strasbourg, France, stressed the need Manchester Parkade many of whom preferred that he stay home. another Soviet protester who has been fine trip.” He also repeated his of allied unity and improved super­ Manchester, CT Crudely worded posters have sprung up in The U.S. position, as described by a refused permission to leave the Soviet comment from an earlier news confer­ power relations. B49-7Baa cities across the country offering rewards for the senior official traveling with Shultz, is Union. ence in Lisbon, ” We think we’re “ A t every stop, I emphasized that our pontiff’s assassination. similar to the State Department’s returning home (with) mission o fL R .v> \i.4Hs I. ■ I 647- 166$ DissidenU said they planned continuous policy in granting visas to enter the Shamir asked Shultz to bring up both accomplished.” European friends can count on the 31_BI8SELL ST. _ _ MANCHESTEWl Ssat* Taw, M Se PM - WiS a Thies M PM demonstrations during the five-day visit. United States: declared members of the cases when he meets Soviet Foreign The president praised his wife, U niM States as partners,” he said. ” I •MIHRORS'sSHOWEB d o o r s •s t SRE f r o n t s Police cleared the main railway station in The PLO cannot enter the United States Minister Andrei Gromyko in Vienna Nancy, as "one of the best ambassadors believe our partnership has never been •SAFETY GLASS .BATHTUB ENCLOSURES «ETC_ Hague for 30 minutes after receiving an '"ithout a special waiver, but delegates Tuesday. Shultz agreed. Am erica has ever had. When I look at greater or stronger. anonymous bomb threat by telephone. Officers conducted a thorough search of the building but C u r tis found nothing. G a s and oil pace Ziebart llllllillllHlIldthes Ruttproofing Cofflpsny Maine police kill gunman Cropley's Lawn and Garden Center . ^ VernDn Industrial Place April price jump HOME entertainment CENTER M U Z E Clark Read HARTLAND, Maine — State police shot and Vidae • Talevlsiaa o stars# VernDn, C T RAPS killed a 35-year-old man who embarked on a wild WASHINGTON (U P I) — A sharp Jump in the cost of 1st ANNIVERSARY SALE! ^ ^ Vernon exH) shotgun shooting spree — wounding a sheriff’s gasoline and home heating oil, softened by the biggest WEEKEND SPECIAL deputy and a civilian and blasting holes in drop In food prices in a year, led to a wholesale prices *FREE CARNATIONS FOR ALL MOTHERS stop Quick Brake Center. Inc. located at 248 Spruce St. pre^nts a new downtown stores and homes, authorities said Jncrease of 0.3 percent in April, the Labor Department Reirt VCR & 3 Movies $19.95 (with *5 purchase) (limited quantity) . 273 WjS i DOLE TPKE. CAIX F O P ^ A IL S concept In automotive repair service. Locally owned and operated, look to Friday. saldsFiiday. Morv Ann Wilson Rio the Regional office manager for o courteous, prompt 872-3361 Troopers shot and killed Harland Brown^at The^department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics said receptlon43nd Information. Morv Ann, on eouolly efficient counter-person, SpoeimlUing in Mines about 11 a.m., after the Hartland resident that offaseasonably adjusted basis, the April increase RED 8” H A N G IN G MEN, WOMEN will see that any automotive service will be quickly diagnosed and es- wounded a Somerset County sheriff’s deputy and in the Producer Price Index works out to an annual Q ER A N IU I PACKAGE STORE a civilian, said state police spokesman Rick wholesale inflation rate of 3.8 percent. BASKET C H ILD R EN OLCOn Ivy Qsranlums ^ The*notlonal certification of our service personnel under the direction of 1654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. | Moore. Over the last 12 months, however, the actual SPECIAL Impstlens Wet-Cut-Blow Dry The two shooting victims were hospitalized at wholesale inflation rate was just 0.7 percent. From Manchester Service Manager More D'Aloislo will attest to the quality and Pine Shopping Plaze 4” pots Bsgofiias Integrity of the work. ^ ^ . .. Maine Medical Center in Portland, but officials December through April, the annualised Inflation rate Reg. *1.59 Fuchsia Always $ Q A A released no information on their identities or has been 1.7 percent. We ore dedicated to exceeding the quality standards of the automotive DISCOUNT UQUOR STORE Perms *30 and up n Ww ww cl service Industry with modest cost to the customer. We know brokw, our pri­ I Dm el MonctwolaY* LwaoM MAcUern m Conmlca In I extent of Ipjury. The producer price index, which measures I eiock. Our Vokima iaaoa You Money. lOVa Ot S p e d * . Late Friday morning. Brown walked down wholesale price trends, was up just 0.1 percent more ' Weed, feed, mary business, and guarantee them. Look to us and our specials like the Moolar O mt* and Mw AccopM Main Street in Hartland toting a shotgun and in April than it was In March, when it rose 0.2 percent. ■owltg grsea aad ttHckee 6 4 7 -9 8 7 9 $12.95 oil change, lube, and filter, or our olr conditioning specials with o tree rolLciMC*... pumped off rounds at private homes and stores, In February, the index decreased 0.1 percent. yoer lawa. 253 W. Middle Tpke. S ^ ln t safety check. ^ r e i ^ p * k l Cm M I* HtliO SO Moore said. Police reported one business, Irving Bureau of Labor Statistics economist CraigHowells Durable Window Boxes (Betiind Mr. Donut) Drive In estimates, no appointment necessary, ore dealt with Immedia­ Tanning Co., was riddled with at least eight said that while wholesale prices have risen over the 3 tMsyfWvcnlhswvr-hfBs tely. For your convenience we ore open Tuesdov & Thursday evenings until Poly 30" Box In AMortad Colorani»«jt OsnOriMsand tlT*'♦ rounds, sending flying glass throughout the area. last few months, the inflation rate remains low enough 9:00 and regular hours Saturdays 'til 3:00. State police killed Brown near Wright’s Store not to worry Wall Street or to threaten a more serious Active 'N’ Able Realty on Main Street, Moore said. inflationary cycle that would undermine the nation's Poly 24" Box In Asaortnd Coloi*ai»sss ECONOMY LAWNMOWER Most Drum Brakes (front or rear) *49.99 164 East Cefltsr Street economy. Mow 30” Qioon Box «»s4s Free Pickup A Oellvery Most Disc Brakes (front or rear) $59.95 Says: Free Estimites “We need you and you need us. If *Rocky' injured you're buying or selling, we can get tOOwM STOP QUICK BRAKE CENTER HOLLYWOOD tUPl) - Actor RA«PID«GR0® Feet Courteous Service the job done promptly and Sylvester Stallone was injured Mother^s Day Specials DtaBnon B NX Plant Food OranulM 10% SR. CITIZEN MSCOUNT! 248 Spruce St., Manchester efficiently! Ask for Jack Lappen.” while filming fight scenes on the Rso. Piteo------set of ’’Rocky IV ” in Canada and Baked Stuffed Shrimp...... $8.95 ia S m o s ------F.W 6 4 7 - 3 6 6 0 646-7202 has been hospitalized In Southern 6 4 3 -4 2 6 3 California for treatment of his injuries and the flu, a spokesman Veal Tenderloin M arsala...... $7.50 FINAL COST 6 . 8 9 said Friday. S S>. 2S-1B-17 tormula for foliar or indMiT SAVWG _____ 6 4 6 -7 2 0 2 Officials at St. John’s Hospital in root fsodltrg. NHIE AVmMGS Santa Monica, Calif., said Stallone Ribeye Steak...... $7.95 Custom Kitchen Center was listed in good condition. KPuenmY Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling Publicist Dick Delson said Stal- CROPIEY'S UW N 1 a ioots wntaows . canopw Veai Oscar...... $8.25 ■CHMEI0ER*8 SERVICE 8TATIOM Visit Our Showroom At: kme "sustained injuries to his AND GAROiN CEN1ER T A N K K AUWUNUM Sim C E S iMNtjr” during one of the fight 630 CENTER STREET 25 Olcott Stroot STOP sequences Thursday in Van- 1262 BOSTON TUHinXE NT. 44 Glass A Scroon Repairs . MANCHESTER. CONNECXTICUT 06040 Mon. - tet. 9 - 5:30 CMnrer, B.C Hardwara A Accotsorfat| TELEPHONE 646-7712 BRAKE "T h ey continued film ing." ne LaStrada Restaurant B O U D Il Thurs. till 9 PM saM. "but everything was oom- (NEXT TO YANKEE KENNEL) iSSSi* MJ-1106 CENTERS, INC.I OCNOIAL AUYOMOnve RCRAM f RCOCMCK O 8CMNCR)CR. * 6 4 9 - 7 5 4 4 ponnded by the fact that be was 471 Hartford Rd. OAO C i a C. •IDINQ 70S MNh S«. V. Ct. sulleriag from the flu and bad a Manchester D4tS~DluO teaparatura. m a n c h e s t e p HERALD. SsturMy. M9T H. W - ' « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May II, 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher 4? Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor OPINION Jamas P. Sacks. City Editor ! Hi

Raising the drinking age doesn’t m ake any sense I

you can bet It will soon be Illegal for Ameiioans tq unfortunately, young adults will have reason to The cnuade to restore public order goes on. travel to Nicaragua to see for themselves what la break It. because It is wrongly conceived. Most recently, our good legislators have come to happening. Doing so could put a wrinkle in the It would be far more sensible to Increase alcohol the conclusion that they need to raise the drinking official account. awareneai and atrengthen the current laws. age to 21. We are assured that the new rules will be Manchester Given the rightward swing, it is unsurprising Education should be stressed and a , , good for us, better than those of old. driving arrest should be made sufficiently painful IPs il l *11 ** that it sudden^ seems proper to restore the Although it wasn’t true last year, or even last Spotlight minimum drinking age of 21, Ignoring the to enforce the lesson in no uncertain terms. month, one now must search far and wide to find a While the pending plan will encourap Ip! I lll| 1 ||!}|p dl PIM compelling reasons for which it was eliminated in politician who opposes the nation’s renewed James Sacks, City Editor the first place. disrespect for the law and therefore a tendency temperance campaign, replete as it is with cliches But the theory that leglalating away individual toward Irresponsibility, taking that approach about unhappy mothers and unruly teenagers. rights will solve problems Is false logic, wherever would have a good chance of achieving the s M l e ? { | i This acquiescence is unrelated to political 1 1 1 ^ ' I it is applied. opposite. . survival, much less to financial constraints; it is give a boost to the false-identificatlon industry The 12- or 19-year-old who can enter a bar ana and give young adults another reason to hold the mereiy the right thing to do, iawmakers say. IN ILUNOIS, where I grew up. the drinking age order a drink legally has far less reason to prove law in contempt of common sense. But the truth is that the current push has a great was 21 for hard liquor. It for beer and wine. In himself by getting drunk than does one who is SiilSIilllliHilliifi H ie push to raise the age, however, is part of a deal to do with the emotional outcry about California, where I moved at 10, the age was 21 all encouragi^ to hide his consumption, often by larger problem. Although inspired by worthwhile individual victims of drunken driving and with the the way around. conducting it in a motor vehicle. Inappropriate federal decision to cut highway motives, it illustrates a dangerous tendency In our A few simple equations proved the ridiculous Barring people who are full citizens In most national makeup that is gaining steam each day. as funds to states that do not raise the drinking age. nature of the laws in both cases. ways from the right to drink is hypocrisy. ®bd Mil H ie effort to return young adults to the status of President Reagan, despite campaign rhetoric Back then, the Vietnam War was recent history. particularly counterproductive hypocrisy at that. regarding state’s rights, has signed that measure partial cltixens is but one result of the growing Many of us had older brothers or acquaintances If we return to treating young adults as children, i into law. delusion that the way to redress the ills of society who had been drafted at 10, and some of them had we will produce a society of people unprepared for All of Manchester’s state lawmakers are on the is to limit Individual rights. Attributing problems fought in the war. We were allowed to vote In responsibility until a late age. bandwagon, though only one of them — to external causes eliminates the need for elections. But maybe that’s all right. If the current trend Democratic Rep. James McCavanagh — revealed introspection and makes increased regulation of >i !> i<>!i Hiese, of course, are acknowledged to be among continues, we’ll have plenty of laws to keep us in i!«i a strong public commitment to the measure our behavior appear downright proper. the primary responslbilltes of citlsenship. And the line. before it became fashionable. Sen. Carl Zinsser The fact that it fits the current climate argument holds as true today as It did then that and Rep. Elsie Swensson, both Republicans, have extremely well, certain ironies notwithstanding, along with such responsibilities should come Jiliifji '"llilil 'lip l now joined him in supporting the plan to hike the is what has the politicians running scared. CradH whcrt It’s dus rights. ,e@ eess8ii' 9@6 state’s drinking age as of Sept. 1. In last week’s column, credit for the THE UNRECOGNIZED DANGER is that all Thus none of us saw it as particularly evil to establishment of a permanent town shelter for IN AND OF ITBELF, this particular aspect of this has made it easy for the state apparatus to have liquor bought for us on the sly or to carry homeless people was distributed between the the temperance campaign has no great substantially expand its powers at all levels. someone else’s identification. Draft cards listing mayor and several town directors, with a proper h\ I significance, despite the fact that it is bound to be It is again legal for the FBI to infiltrate peaceful incorrect ages were in vogue at that time; today, share going to the power of politics. IP I f - I p I widely enshrined in law. groups that don’t agree with the presidential similar items, complete with photographs, can be Democratic Director Eleanor Coltman was i l l - . I I : tiff J i As proponents predict, the new rules may administration and for the CIA to subvert foreign bought in Times Square 24 hours a day or obtained inadvertently omitted from the list. Indeed reduce the number of fatal accidents on the governments, no matter what the will of Congress. through the mail in a week. Fellow Democrats say Coltman deserves more Niii |1| o ' s I g 5 highways. But that would certainly be better ’Hie Supreme Court now tells us we should accept credit than those who were named. In addition to Ifii I f i® accomplished by restoring Prohibition, the logical the “ g < ^ faith” of police who illegally gather THE CONNECTICUT LAW that will chairing a panel that studied the shelter, she i p p l l l l l e m to 8, conclusion of the morality movement. evidence and send a suspect to jail based on it. undoubtedly take effect in September will be fought hard in caucus for the plan that eventually The main things this specific change will do is And whether it comes next week or next year. widely broken, just as the old one was. And passed, weathering several attacks in the process. il ip lilir lllllip 5 -f f l " < < (ijisgs «««• §§@81 slill i§§lll®lliil Jililllll ifil 5 ilslllilll illllll lllliliilllgellllllilil 5 |e®@i HUtMis s Emergency agency covets radio set-up i l l m

WASHING­ * * t e i TON — The i empire- building air­ .1 . § 5 ' raid wardens Jack el, pM iitiirlM lii ,1 ijllll are at it again. The Federal 5si||||||||il||||?§§@e88^ 5i 9§§§88®8@l8©8l£iaili rll? E rn e r g e n c y Anderson S@ §0@ 88e89Si§l ?>§§§@ee89@S£2S 9! 0 0) 0)0) Management e Agency is try­ ing to extend its authority over yet another government program, srvice have been doing a perfectly "Somebody wants us despite the virtual evisceration of competent job. They doubt that the controversial agency’s budget. FEMA, which has been under to settle a bet — For an outfit that once was investigation by at least five £■8*^ does the ‘P’ stand presumptuous enough to suggest congressional committees for mis­ il that it run the country for the White management, could run the pro­ i for pollutiop or m House in the event of a crisis, gram any better. procrastination?" FEMA’s latest power grab is FEMA and FCC officials say the modest indeed. It wants to take proposed changes are “ more sub­ } I over the Emergency Broadcasting tle than dramatic,” and insist that 3 Ifl System, the network of radio they will give "better service to the stations across the country that public.” volunteer their services to keep Even before FEMA was created listeners informed about floods, in 1979, emergency communica­ Open Forum 1o 5 d hurricanes and other natural dis­ tions systems have caused their 5 3 asters. In wartime, the system will share of controversy. In the early ID broadcast official messages if 1970s, for example, someone came but losing because of the unethical seMlon. I am proposing also that a in and around animal waste. other lines of communication are up with a bright idea called CHAT, Party fracture actions of a fellow Democrat, Dr. bipartisan leadership committee Spring isn’t so far away that we 1 8 1 4 blocked. for Crisis Home Alert Technique. Fish, is a bitter pill indeed. meet to set limits on fund-raising can try a little harder to make our Up to now, the system has been People were to leave their televi­ m Ji caused defeat I wish to express my sincere through the end of the 1996 session. own lawn, and our neighbor’s, a run by the Federal Communica­ sion sets on day and night so that thanks to all the townspeople who ’This fund race is on the verge of more attractive and safer place to To the Editor: tions Commission and used by the participating stations could wake supported me; perhaps another getting out of hand unless we call a bring up our children and enjoy I { National Weather Service in times them up with high-volume broad­ time, another race, a better result. halt to it. The losers are the 95 living. I was defeated In my bid for of emergency. FEMA's only role casts of emergency messages. ’The percent of Connecticut residents If you try, some day you may election to the Bolton Board of Charles F. Holland has been to provide the funds for plan was shelved when officials 10 Riga Lane who cannot afford a lobbyist meet your neighbor and get a Finance on May 6 by a total of 16 needed equipment. realized that the unattended TVs Bollon looking out for their interests in the J “ Good Morning, Friend” instead votes. I believe my defeat was Even inthat largely routine role, would pose a serious fire hazard. I halls of the General Assembly. . ^ of "H ie next time I see your dog in primarily due to a fracture within however, FEMA hasn’t been ex­ Another ingenious plan con­ the Bolton Democratic Party. CerneUns O’Leary my yadd. I’m going to call Rand.” actly outstanding. cocted In the 1960s would have had Fellow Board of Finance member, Senate Demscrallc leader ’There are so many things I enjoy local telephone companies alert 9- C4 CM CM rt and Democrat, Dr. Robert Fish, Eariy soliciting Windsor Locks doing more than Issuing tickets for FOR EXAMPLE, Morris Blum, their customers to approaching publicly endorsed a Republican for allowing dogs to roam. must be halted who has been chairman of Mary­ storms or other emergencies by the Board of Finance, in a letter to Please help me make Manches­ land’s emergency radio system for ringing all the phones at once. ’That the editor of the Manchester To the Editor: ter a cleaner and safer place to i j l l J I Uh i Curb your dog 20 years, told our associate Donald too was dropped when it was il! Herald. In addition, he also raise your pets and loved ones. Goldberg that he has been trying pointed out that telephone lines created a bipartisan committee An unprecedented situation has Richard G. Raad i to be neighborly for years to pry a relatively small aren’t designed to make that many with the express purpose of defeat­ develop^ in the 1989 General Canine Control Officer sum out of FEMA with no success. simultaneous calls. ing me. Assembly that I feel should be To the Editor: Manchester He said a radio station serving a While Dr. Fish and I may have halted. Since November, the Re­ rural Maryland community has no had some differences on the board, publican majority has kicked off a Dog litter began when domesti­ backup generator, which leaves Hiding Nult I am shocked and distressed by his drive for campaign funds. Much of cated dogs first began eating. Your ilii jMliipIlfi residents wltljout emergency In­ ’The conservative government of actions. My primary concern for this campaign fund activity has dog, defecating on a neighbor’s Employers help p formation whenever a storm Chancellor Helmut Kohl has put taken place since the Legislature lawn. Is no laughing matter. Not the Bolton taxpayers was to knocks out the station’s power. West Germany’s privacy law to a control spending to an affordable convened in January. ’This means only is the material unpleasant, In blood drives Blum figures a generator would specific use that has frustrated lliH hIlilllillljllll rate, while being fair to all facets of that while legislators are deliber­ but it is downright unhealthy. To the Edilor: cost about $12,000, but he can’t get American archivists and Nasi town government. Should all of the ating and voting on bills, they are In Manchester, we do have an it from FEMA. The agency finally hunters. It is using the "Daten- current budget demands be ap­ also soliciting and accepting hefty animal litter law which is punisha­ ’The Red Cross Is grateful to the did locate some generators In a schuU" or "data protection" law proved at Monday’s Town Meet­ donations from some people with ble by a $25 fine. I have seen many donors and sponsors in Greater warehouse. But an engineer check­ not just to keep Individuals free I ing, the Bolton taxpayers can special Interests who have very dog owners walk their dogs with Hartford Chapter who provided ing them discovered that they were from Inappropriate public scrutiny I expect a 9.29-mill increase in taxes specific ideas about the fate of scoops to clean up after them, but m one third of the 200,000 unlU of at least 15 years old, couldn’t be — as U.S. privacy laws do — but to I (translating into a $165.00 yearly those bills. there are many that just turn blood collected in Connecticut in started, and would be impoaslble to cover up the unsavory past of j tax increase for a home appraisal We have seen during this session their dogs loose to have a bowel 1994. provide with spare parts. The former Nazis. American. re­ at 990.000). a 310 percent increase in contribu­ movement. Few dogs, unless Employers who allow their em­ station is still without a backup searchers complain that it is even Hi II Ijiij 1 With my defeat, it would appear tion collection by both parties trained to do so, will go on their ployees to donate while at work are generator. difficult to gain access to German that Dr. Fish and his newly elected compared to the amount raised own property. Usually, a neighbor responsible for 90 percent of these lie! !* FEMA’s takeover of the Emer­ archives that were available In the Board of Finance memhers will during the same period in 1999. will have to clean it for you, but life-saving donations. gency Broadcast System from the past. grant a "carte blanche” to the Approximately 90 percent of the why should he? There’s a good lllilililili! Some of these employers whose FCC would make it responsible for lili lllflljllllllhc Board of Education budget re­ 9120,000 raised this year has come chance your neighbor doesn’t even donations are 99 percent or more of planning, and would allow FEMA is^i§§ quests and mlllion-dollar media from lobbyists interested in bills own a dog, yet they have to pick up O) their employee population are to appoint the volunteer chairmen center. Will Dr. Fish assume the currently before the General after yours. Industrial Risk Ininirers, ’Travel­ and vice-chairmen for all the state responsibility of safe guarding the Assembly. Please be a good dog neighbor. ers Insurance Cos., Pratt A Whit­ and local emergency broadcasting L«N«rs policy Bolton taxpayers? It is a matter of Traditionally, widespread fund­ Nothing will destroy a neighborly ney, Phoenix Mutual, Aetna U fe A committees — a constituency that ’The Manchester Herald wel­ i S record that he has never voted raising for the next general elec­ friendship quicker than a roaming , UM RA, Wheeler Group, might be helpful to FEMA in its comes original letters tothe editor. against a Board of Education tion begins only during the short dog or cat. Dogs like to mess on a Hartford Insurance Group, Orion, budget battles. ’The same could be budget proposal. legislative session in even- nice lawn but a cat would prefer a Letters should be brief and tothe g and Otis Elevator. said of another FCC program that point. They should be lyp«d or Therefore, I am very concerned numbered years. ’This sudden well-tilled garden, next to a freshly Without the community concern FEMA covets; using radio hams about the future of Bolton, espe­ upsurge in soliciting nearly two planted vegetable or flower. neatly handwritten, and, for ease of all groups who sponsor blood and citlsens’-band owners to dis- in editing, should be double­ liJ r @ii cially those taxpayers who can years in advance of the 1999 What a fantastic conununity we collections, the needs of patients in seminate *n(ormatlon In Isaat afford these tax increases. balloting is a disturbing would have if we have if we would spaced. Letters must be signed. Connecticut’s hospitals could not emergencies. Many expressed a deep concern development. try a little harder to curb our pets ’The Herald reserves the right to be met. We bobor them. edit letters In the interests of about heiiig able to continue living In response to this problem, I so our neighbors and friends can Jena K. ■ertbeud CRIHCS OP FEMA’s ambiUons brevity, clarity and taste. hi Bolton, due to the constant and have proposed to House and Senate enjoy the outdoors by playing, Chalmian. Greoier Haritard question the need for the conununl- Address letters to: OpsaEstitaB, Ie§@ e88el$9§§e§@ 0e88s] osuBuhous tax increases. leaders a moratorium on political barbecuing and walking barefoot ID Chapter, Bleed Servlcee catlons program change, arguing Wluniag and losing is pari of life. fund-raising for the duration of this in our own lawns, without stepping Manchester Herald, P.O. Ben ML Anserteaa Rod Cnee that the FCC and the weather Manchester, CT 99999 . MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 11. 1985 - ». I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 11.1985 CAPTAIN EASY " by C rooM A C a^ ----- PLEAPE. W AIT- J t i m all THE&e SUY9 WAMT WAIT'. VA GOTTA a r e JOE5 . THAT-E WHAT LIGTENTOMEl ^ B o o f c s DOVILLE‘9 p l a n 15 i i f i j i i ALL ABOUT. [ilefi rrfa/i of modem CBtholle^ l a Earthy cleric rights wrongs rii By Martin Brody roosoos but be also waafo to lobby sillP:l Amorlcon Library for Calhorioe’e conooisation as a AMOclotlon moilera sMot. Protoctiag Catberine’e interesu With tlw publlcaUon o( "Tba (and money) are Nick Curran, her Cardinal Blna’* In INI, Fatbar longthDO ouitor and executor of her LOVra LAW ®br Jame# t eliiNmlstor Andrtw Grtelay btcamt a ootMo, sod her coaoin. Father membor In good 010011101 ot tho • BlAcUe Ryan. Father Ryan’s m fratorntty of commercial offoctioa for her hM boon ooUdified ooveliaU. not only by btood tieo, but oloo by Cloimiog to be the creator of JfMTt Olf COmupOtMlffM^ DOLLAE-PIUU modeni paroblda, Greeley pro­ Within tUs loooe, fictional con- ceeded to ebum out a oucoeaakm of •truct, Greeley ettempu varioua novelf that — In hla mind, anyway •pproochee to form, none of which — effectively portrayed the faith- worfco particularly well. and-moral* pUght of the contem­ FirsHieraon narratives are deli- “J o in porary Catholic, both lay person vw ed from eeversl poinU of view I — only nerving to confuoe the and religious. What's ironic is that Greeley, for reader. The content of Catherine’s many yeors, was a reopected letfors to Blackie — a boring priMt-ooctofoigist and the author of ANOREW GREELEY coU log of personal thoughts about tho rsUipoua vocation and commit­ a solid body of non-flcUon that . . . prioot Bg rebel IS" rEtsrrqitJplW s S i i n i i i i touched Catholics and non- ment te aodal issues — fill many rillsS’S^so I STisi? ?,IS ?si: ,5* CatboUca alike. He was known for chapter*. Finally, there is a *nFYOOF«WyO— ! •■ 9 * •* a ^*•5 5 . S'. • WE WALK.' WTfH A UTTUE o i l p i i i " hla conunon-aensical approach to ingly sopbomoric view of oex ore tedious array o f flashback mate­ I (S\OziSS 1HEY GOT NWAY WITH ) YEAH, THEY f U ^ LLXX,WE OUGHTA BE ABLE ciOis"iii«S????5 OUR MOUNT, T O K O ^ V to P lH O W e ^ T D O e ► « 3 S “ 5 reconcUing the difficulties of mod­ not the atuff that meide Cathali- rial that wanders as Greeley TF1NP THAT CASTLE f5 S|B» lififl f|ffl|l| lil'lp'i! j i ii - „ 3 o- s iB- ™ em living with the demands of the dam and art (for that, aee Graham wonders. WALLY MENTIONED.. o :■* o « American religious tradition. Greene or Britan Moore). Technique aside, what could be - ” 9L • -j !f;l I ® S I 3 g Then, in “ The Cardinal Sins,” And yet, Greeley’a legfooe read worse th u the "aociofogical anal- ?i«-C III ?il| llf 5 o "Thy Brother’s Wife” (1N2), on, perhnpe re v e li^ in his tales of yait” that piagues Greeley’t novel ' I' ii II "Ascent into Hell” (1N3), and drunk and debauched clerica, by — eapecialiy the hackneyed replay g>5 3 dll m i n M in *{| “Lord of the Dance” (UM), way of reassurance that their of the Vietnam War protests of the l l l l f i l eaaiis!jie»83'*-'>-^ i §A TAX PED U O IBLE! i f t P - commentary; nor did they object particular Father Ed Caray, the question must be asked, “ How <:«ACTABLE JQ :^^ 3j « I ? s P eri? SiS3 S Rails 3?r II SiZ- •thl t] III Trashy metaphors and a leer- eated in the money for auspicious miracles after all. ro SN ! ! O I 2 § 8 S 0 f p f t f S The other ‘G loria’ tells her story jggsi I S z j « i 3 * 3 : s2 ■ > i •=i34a*“f Sf2ir||Ss||Ssfli ?* I 2 : ip ill I that terroritea a amall Maine town 111 7 ssa^|i^ _|‘iss| Is* Once Upon a Time, by Glatla the right to tell her own story VanderhUt (Knapf, MS pp.. IM .M ) someday. over a one-year period ,is told n@ 11 0 i For tboae readers on the tunny That someday has come, and through 12 vignettes, one for each J y £ month. In "C ycleof the Werewolf.” FRANK AND ERNEST 3Wr Oah Thmms side of 40, Gloria Vanderbilt may Vanderbilt has ^ven us a sensitive The abort novel by the master of ih : i l i i S 2 !v illUl?wo !I|5" f i f i l * be a name on Jeana and a perfume book of memories that is a literary macabre, Stephen King, waa Drat Mm ^ ^ ° 1- ^ B la - l«“s- bottle, a lovely, phoenix who baa actaievemern of the first water. She You ,^ouLP HAV£ |Ul Hi riaen from the aahea of one of the tells ns about her life from her very publiabed in 1963 in a limited f 3’« l l hardcover edition. The new paper- country’s great moneyed dynas­ first recoUections at the age of 2 J O i J ? M e y b u WefiB ties to make a fortune on her own. until her first intimations of badt version, like the origiiial i|||s To the rest of us, she is the poor freedmn as a young adult when she hardcover, contains ilhistrationa 4s hH l by Bernie Wrightson. He also O o A M N t f f o ^ A V ls »T ng? little rich girl who starred in the was 17. iUuatrated King’ s motion picture. moat aenfational high society child She writes only what the taw and . . . A i y B c o L o G T i f custody battle of the century back felt as a child, so that we can share “ Creepahow." King adds Ms special touches to in the days of the Great Deprea- her charmingly naive inner life A M g C r i sion. The battle was won by without any of the comment, the traditional folklore of the Gloria’ s imperious aunt, Mrs. analysis or hindsight common to werewolf. Harry Payne Whitney, and loat by most autoMograpbiea. In this way The sleepy town of Tarker's THN/S.S SHI 1 her mother, the young widow of she actually recreates a ddldbood Mills is besieged. Victim after Reginald Vanderbilt w hose victim — the town drank, the town fraught mwe than most with fear, constable and a nameless drifter— -amours branded her an inapprop­ coof^on, bewildermrat, guilt and riate mother. even terror. Few authors have is rathlessly attacked. The towns- wnHROF=1»yOi«*C»»*W fd k resMt to almost vigUantism to s r Much has been written about the ever been able to bring back the H A V E M a J I T H IN K r cuatody case, and speculation (m past with such immediacy. end the bloody nightmare. But'it is MUST left to a wheelchair-bound young hkDTiCEO how it affected the peydie of Part of the charm of this book is THAT YOU'RE BE QETTINQ- “ Little Gloria” has been rife. She our growing awareness that little boy to deliver the community from h i g h e r u p TALLER. ' baa been pictured as a child Gloria is a child of condderable the unspeakable terror that para­ t h a n USUAL flii|i smothered by all the luxuries ahtewdneas, whose views on the lyzes it. money could buy. but bereft cf love. peofde and events around her are This 126-page tale will be a LATELY, Her subaequeht marriages to a often outrageous in their candor. bowling success as well as a must FOSTERS addition for horror fiction connois­ m ih *i|«3!D J I nouveau lic te playboy, a world- id?8 t\wH renewed symphonic conductor, a Frederick M. WtotUp seurs. famous movie director and an Jeanalne E. KMn (UPI) fd i M i llli obscure author have all been pi» analysed from the viewpoint tbnt WHAT AMERICANS Vanderbilt waa a woman In search 2 Q ? !fl@ @ ® 8 8 § 0 r f g:^ Cycle e l the WereweU. by Stephen AREREADINQ 85i5|8esg9ifsi I COS r 3? 2 2 ® of a love that had eluded her. She [ill IP herself has always refused to King (N A L Beeka. IN PB-. N -M ) is S s ' I » > 1 > discuss her cbildbood, reserving The chilling tale oi a werewolf f s:l 3 O f Ohe A m e ric a n U b ro ry A s t r a g r a p h friMs'** 0 ;|gg Pllf 1. W TOtSOHWOW C 0 0 K 8 CAFRKORN (Oac. 22^ian. 19) In a con­ C r o s s w o r d CANCER (June 21-JMy 22) Take extra U i l l ' tflH by Sidney Sheldon (Morrow. 817.95) pains today to be even more conaidarala versation with a dose friend today, ho ? ?'! 2. FAMR.Y SI 0106 may aay aomething that will Ignite a < ^ b a r than usual to the special person in your by DanioSe Steel (Oatacorte. 816.95) Me. 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? *■ Nurturing love of mothers Ui' is celebrated in a prayer DEAR hour, my dear mother. I re­ READERS: member the days when thou didst The following dwell on earth, and thy tender love Mother's Day watched over me like a guardian column has D « a r A b b v angel. Thou has gone from me, but been requested the bond which unites our souls can for an annual never be severed; thine image rerun. I think Abigail Van Buran lives within my heart. May the it's worth re­ merciful Father reward thee for peating, and the faithfulness and kindness thou hope you agree; bast ever shown me; may he lift up the light of his countenance upon DEAR thee, and grant thee eternal peacel ABBV: 1 am a longtime reader but ' I've called all the bookstores in Amen.” have never written before. I am town and they say there aren't any enclosing a part of your column prayers for tne dead In any of the . DEAR ABBV; I can't believe It's that I have kept In my Bible for prayer hooka they have. I'v e heard Mother's Day again. With every years. As you can see. It Is there are places where you send a passing year the holidays seem to yellowed and shredded, and half of few dollars and they pray for the come closer together. it is missing. 1 don't know how dead, but 1 don't know their Abby, I wish you'd find space in many hundreds of times I have addresaes. Abbv, I'd be so grateful your column to remind young read it. It gave me such a feeling of if you would print a short prayer 1 married women to remember their peace and comfort. It was titled, could say for my mother Mfore I mothers-ln-la w — even if It’s only a “ A Prayer for Mamma.” go to sleep. Any faith Is acceptable. card. There were so many years Will you please print it again? I I can't let you send it to my home when I should have remembered would love to have another copy. because my father looks over the my mother-in-law on Mother's Thank you. mail first and I'm sure I'd never Day, but I never did. DOROTHY L. get it. Please don't turn down my This year I sent her flowers — to odd request. It means the world to the cemetery, bitterW regretting This rendering won pN)to by Tarquinto DEAR D O R O T H Y : With me. Thank you, and God bless you, that I had never sent flowers while pleasure: Abby. Sign m e... she was able to enjoy them. This rendering by Robert Grzyb, 131 Elizabeth Drive, is Manchester Vietnam Veteran Memorial Park. Q rz ^ , 26, shows the park and immediate vicinity. The rendering is ' A P R A Y E R Liberty run I should have been more atten­ the first-place winner in the contest sponsored by the did the rendering of the vets' park in colored pencils. It on dislay at Nassiff Studio, 639 Main St. DEAR ABBY: My beloved FOR MAMA tive to her, written her more about mother passed away recently, so 1. Barry Lawlor of Seaman Circle and through 6 have obtained sponsors who her grandchildren whom she loved called the minister and asked him D E AR P R A Y E R : I found this so much. And most of all, I should Bryan Gagnon of Channing Drive get in pledge money for each lap run during for the wording of a prayer 1 could prayer In my Union Prayer Book. have let her know bow much I had shape for the “Run for Liberty” at physical education class. Money will say for my mother. He said, 'T m It is the one Jews recite on Yom ' Unlikely grown to love her. Weddings Engagements Verplanck School. Students in grades 3 help the Statue of Liberty fund. too busy — and a lot of good prayer Kippur (the Day of Atonement) to will do her now !" You see. honor the memory of a deceased I hope others will not commit the Mamma went to church long ago, RMther: same sins of omission as I. Abby, “matriarch News for Senior Citizens but my father never liked to go, so please print this. Next year might Mamma finally quit going. Abby, 1 In Memory of a Mother be too late for some. Continned from page 11 — can't believe that heaven is open REGRETTING IN That's just what the women were only to church members. " I remember thee in this solemn ‘ CAUFORNIA Seniors’ plant sale starts today e x p e c t^ to do," she says. Rocheleau worked in machine shops when her children were Eklitor's note: This column is June S at 9:30 a.m. cribbage, chess and checkers: 10 growing up. "P ra tt and Whitney. prepared by the staff of the July 10, Kansas City vs. Yankees a.m. bingo; 11 a.m. exercise with Rubbing eye starts abrasion Royal Typewriter. I bluffed mv Manchester Senior Center. It ap­ at Yankee Stadium. $23. in d u e s Cleo; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. way in at the beginning — told pears in the Herald on Saturdays. transportation, admission and setback games; bus pick up at 8 D E A R D R. do people know if they have them I knew what I was doing. I Yankees baseball cap. Sign-up is a.m.; return trips at 12:30 and 3; 15 G O T T : A osteoporosis? could lift almost anything. Run a By Jeanette Cave May 17 at 9:30 a.m. p.m.; 7:30 p.m. Big Week dance. month ago I lathe. I was big then — 5-(oot-3 or O irector July 18, South Street Seaport t was watching DEAR READER: Osteoporosis so. And the money was pretty good Circle Line Cruise in New York. MENU FOR WEEK: TV and it felt D r . G o t t affects all women after meno­ and very steady." Today at 9 a.m. starts the $24. includes sightseeing cruise like I had an pause. A njetabolic imbalance y \ That was important to Roebe- beginning of the center's plant around Manhattan, visit restora­ Monday: open turkey sandwich, eyelash in my results in a rate of calcium loss . leau. She was separated from her Sale. Flowering and vegetable tion of seaport, fish market, fruit whipped potato, vegetable, des­ eye. So I started Peter Gott, M.D. that exceeds the body's ability to husband when her oldest daughter lants will be sold along with full stands, museum, and more. Sign­ sert, beverage. to rub my eye, A 1 incorporate new calcium into Clooming hanging baskets. The up is June 10 at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday: chicken salad sand­ L < was 17 and her youngest son was and it imme­ bones. just 2. They were divorced two Sale will continue each day, Aug. 9 and 10, Lillian Langtry's wich, soup, dessert, beverage. diately started years later. She could work third including Mother's Day, until all in King of Prussia, Penn. $99. W edne^ay: seafood boat, sea­ to hurt. One Mild osteoporosis is difficult to -X r I w shift, make a decent wage, and still plants are sold. entitles you to wine and cheese food bisque, dessert, beverage. side of my eye­ diagnose. However, as more and be home with the kids, she says. A schedule of events has been reception, dinner, and Las Vegas- Thursday: fresh fruit cup, ball look^ like a balloon and my You — and everyone else — can more calcium is lost from bones, printed outlining Big Week activi­ style revue and variety show, and breaded chicken with stuffing, vision got fuzzy. The doctor said experience corneal abrasions or they become less dense. There­ k Jennifer R. Grant Diana Gentile M OTHER’S DAY. Rocheleau is ties. They are as follows: an overnight stay q^heraton candied sweet potatoes, tossed that I had a cut (like paper cut) in lacerations any time foreign mat­ fore, routine bone X-ray examina­ Monday, May 13,10 a.m., super uncomfortable with the typical Executive Towers, breakfast, and salad, apple pie, beverage. my cornea. I had to put medicine ter lands on the front of the eyeball. tions will usually show the '" I f bingo. Special prizes and guest messages sent on this occasion. a mute-drawn barge ride on Friday: tuna salad sandwich, on it and keep it bandaged (or Obviously, prevention is the best "washed-out" appearance charac­ Grant-PerzanoweM Gentlle-RBardon “They make the female parent callers; 7 p.m., Military Whist and Delaware Canal in New Hope. soup, dessert, beverge. about three days. M y eye really did approach. teristic of calcium loss. sound sweet. I ’m not. Or they make setback tourney, $1. Sign-up is June 17 at 9:30 a.m. hurt. I had never heard of that If something enters your eye, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Grant of 37 Mr. and Mrs. George M. Gentile Tuesday, 6 p.m., sports banquet Sept. 11 to IS, Williamsburg, Va.. FRIDAY SETBACK SCORES: happening to anyone. Will it don't vigorously rub the eye. Wash As you point out, you are (excuse Erie St. announce the engagement of South Windsor announce tbe out that you were a Super Mom. I with Khambrel Marshall, $2., 5 days and 8 meals. Flyers are Lorraine Smith, 134; BessMoonan, happen again? I panic when I get it out with warm water or, with the the pun) caught between a rock of their daughter, Jennifer R. engagement of their daughter, wasn’t. I made plenty of mistakes, believe me.” league members; $3., guests. available at the center. Sign-up is 131; Ada Rojas, 128; Mina something in my eye now. The help of a mirror, try gently to and a hanTplace. Depending on the Grant, to Dale Perzanowksi of Diane Brooke Gentile, to Thomas Wednesday, 9 a.m., trip to June 3 at 9:30 a.m. Reuther, 119; Marge Reed, 119; doctor said that the mascara didn't remove the object. kind of kldneystones you have, you Burlington, Vt. He is a former Reardon, son of Mr. and Mrs. She is not celebrating Mother’s Johnson li Wales Culinary Insti­ Carl Popple, 118. help. may not be able to take supplemen­ Manchester resident and a son of Edward Reardon, also of South Day in the typical way — no SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: tute. Leave from Pic 'n Save DEAR DR. GOTT: I am a tary calcium in your diet. Given Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perzanowski Windsor. Tbe bride-elect is tbe brunches at restaurants or dinners parking lot; 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.. MONDAY PINOCHLE DEAR READER: Any foreign 54-yCar-oId woman. I have not had 4he difficulties of your case, I am of 45 Wedgewood Drive. granddaughter of Glenden J. Dun­ at her children’s homes. "When, elderly services day. • Monday: 7:30 a.m. golf league SCORES: Ruth Baker, 741; Fritz body in the eye can cause a a period in 12 years. I was told to certain your doctor will want to Tbe bride-elect, a 1976 Manches­ lap of 154 S. Main St. you accept one’s invitation, you, Thursday, naming of Mr. and at Manchester Country Club; 10 Wilkinson, 714; Ada Rojas, 702; laceration of the cornea. The not take estrogen because of my refer you to an M.D. who is a ter High School graduate, gradu­ She is a graduate of South hurt someone else’s feelings,” she Mrs. Senior Citizen: Manchester a.m. assertiveness training for Sue ScheibenpRug, 686; Elsa Len- condition is surprisingly common. blood pressure and cystic breast. specialist in metabolic diseases. ated in 1979 from tbe University of Windsor High School and the says. "There just isn’t enough of High School Band. women: super bingo: noon lunch: Mrs. Mark Norwich Mrs. Rob. J. Campanelli Jr. hardt, 677; Helen Silver, 677; Ed Treatment consists of putting a I ’ve also been told to not use milk Such helpful experts are available New Hampshire with a bachelor of University of Connecticut. She is me to go around. So now I stay, Friday, 7:30 p.m.. Big Week 1:15 p.m. arthritis support group; Scott, 674; Ernest Grasso, 672; patch over the eye to rest the products because I have had in most university hospitals. arts degree in journalism. She is a employed by Price Waterhouse of home. I answer the telephone all dance, $2., advance; $3., at the pinochle games cancel^: bus pick Lottie Lavoie, 672; Adolph Yeski, cornea and allow it to heal. kldneystones. My concern is osteo­ senior planni^ analyst for tbe Hartford. day long. I get, ma)rbe a few dozen • door. up at 8 a.m.: return trips at 12:30 Norwich-Franzosa Campanelll-Custer 669. porosis, since I can't use estrogen Hartford Insurance Group. The prospective bridegroom, a calls from California and Florida. and 2:30 p.m.; 7 p.m. Military Tickets for all affairs are availa­ orcalcium. Would calcium pills The prtMpective bridegm m , a South WindMr High School gradu­ Whist. "How Green Was My Valley” Send your questions to Dr. Gott Catherine Mary Franzosa. daughter of Mr. and Phylis M. Custer, daughter of Mr. and tin . Phillip A few of her relatives will drop ble in the front office. It is WEDNESDAY PINOCHLE cause me to form kldneystones, as 1977 Manchester High School grad­ ate, attended Central Connecticut tc4f Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping was the Oscar-winning picture in at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH Mrs. John C. Franzosa of South Windsor, married O u ter of 22 M cf^b e St., married Rob J. (^m panelli in. "But they know space in this suggested that you purchase your WINNERS: Sol R. Cohen, 618; using dairy products would? How uate, graduated in 19S1 from State University. He is employed bus; 10 a.m. square dancing 1941. 44101. Mark Jonathan Norwich of 2S4-D New State Road on Jr., son o fJ lr. and Mrs. Roger Feder of 22 Seaman apartment is limited, so they don’t tickets in advance. Adolph Yeski, 605; Lucille Gold­ Rochester Institute of Technology, by J 4 R Realty of (fonnecticut. lessons; noon lunch; 1:30 p.m. May 4 at St. Margaret Mary (Hiurch, South Windsor. Circle, on April 20 at St. Bridget Churdi. all barge in at tbe same time,” she The following program changes man, 597; ,Ernie Grasso, 574; Rochester, N.Y., witbabaebriorof A June 21 wedding at St. will take place for next week only: exercise with Cleo; bus pick up at 9 BImkebeck He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ekiward J. Norwich of says. And one daughter, Claire, Lottie Lavoie, 556; Harry Pospisil, Lancaster, N.Y. The Rev. PhiUp Sheriden officiated at the science degree in printing man­ Margaret Mary Church in South will Join her for dinner for a pork Monday and Wednesday — pino­ a.m.; return trips at 12:30 from HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Robert 548. The Rev. William McGrath officated at the mass ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her agement. He is production man­ Windsor is planned. roast. chle canceled. Bridge wili startat 1 shopping: 3:15 p.m. from center: 6 Blake will trade the undercover father. ager for Lane lYess, Burlington, and wedding cerenmny. The bride was given in She says the plans to cook the' p.m. on Wednesday. p.m. sports banquet. cop trappings be employed for his Vt. BRIDGE SCORES: Vivien Les- m arriage by her father. In Wales, about 32,000 of tbe roast. “ Tbe r if iA way. With little Elderly services day is a new • Wednesday: 10 a.m. to 12:30 hit TV series "B aretta” for a Sandra Custer was matron of honor for her perance, 4,190; Frank Van Geef, (3iristine Franzosa was maid of honor (or her aister. A July 13 wedding at Center estimated 2.8 million people speak addition to Big Week. It is our way p.m. elderly services day (all Roman collar next season when he daughter. Bridesmaids were Kim Tracy, Tanja browned Canadian potatoes. And a 4,150; Sol Cohen, 4,110; Tom John Norwich served as best man for his brother. Congregational Church is planned. only Welsh. lot of conversation.” of making available to you, infor­ upstairs activities canceled); 10 stars as a priest in "H ell Town,” a pre$entM Mazurek. Valerie Rooney and Lynda Feder. Eleisba Regan3,940; Marge McLain, 3,700. David Franzosa and Richard Franzosa were ushers. mation on a variety of services and a.m. Friendship Circle: noon new ABC-TV series. Pantaleo was flower girl 'Mother’s Day After a reception dt the home of the bride's parents, programs available in your area, lunch; 1 p.m. bridge; arts and Blake will play Father Noah Serving 2-9 p.m. MAY 7 BOWLING SCORES: the couple left for Florida. They will live in Mark Midette served as best man. Ushers were particularly health care and sup­ crafts class: Book Club play "Hardstep” Rivers, a former Wendell Poucher, 204-235-505; Burt Veal or Chicken Parmigiano Veal Scallopini Manchester. Mike Custer, Ray Custer, Danny Barone and Rick Thoughts portive services. Available to production; bus pick up at 8 a.m.; convict whose parish is a tough Los Green, 507; Ro]t>ert Muldoon, 204- Lasagna Filet o f Sole The bride, a 1984 Rochester Institute of Technology Singer. Aaron Outer was ringbearer. provide information and answer return trips at 12:30 and 2 p.m. Angeles ghetto teeming with crim­ 534; Norman Lasher, 240-585; Leo graduate, is a computer programmer at Travelers "You've gone too far this time! ” circumstance or condition that is God has gone! your questions are such agencies • Thursday: lunch; 11:30 a.m. inals and a mixture of many ethnic Any 2 of the Above tl4.00 The couple will live in Vernon. LegSitt, 528; Harvey Duplin, 503; Insurance Co. Do you remember tbe first time beyond the limits of God’s love and How far will you go? I hope only as Social Security Administration, first seating; program, 1 p.m. and religious minorities. The bride, a 19S2 East CatboUc High School Max Smole, 556; Ginger Yourkas, Petite Filet t7.95 Baked Stuffed Shrimp $7.95 The bridegroom, a 19S3 Rochester Institute of you beard that phrase spoken by an redemption. It is possible (or every as far as faith in Christ will allow L«gal Assistance to Medicare announcement of Mr. and Mrs. "Hell Towh” was telecast March graduate, is employed by M TA School. 461. Technology graduate, is a civil technlcain draftsman angered parent addressing an living soul to be dead to sin and its you to. Patlente (L.A.M .P,), V.N.A., Man­ Senior Citizen awards; Manches­ 6 as a two-hour network'movie, The bridegroom, a 19S2 Manchester High School Regular & Child's ___ i r l offending child? I do, and it is not a destractive power and alive in chester Memorial Hospital, the ter High School Jazz Band; bus at (^nklin and Soroka Inc. of Meriden. graduste, is employed at Hartford Insurance Group. attracting an 18.2 rating and a 29 Menu Available wirf^ M * ^ pleasant memory. Oh, sure, I (Christ and tbe freedom and ful­ Capt. Randall I. Davis Veteran's Administration, Neigh- pick up at 10 a.m.; return after percent share of viewers in its time P . '»m e for Moms program. / chuckle to remember when my lness that He gives. That’s bow far SalvaUsB Army -borhood Legal Services, CRT Benjamin Franklin published slot. Blake says his character is MC/VISA/AE Reservations preferred Elderly Nutrition Program, El­ • Friday: 6 a.m. annual fishing -Palter-Gottlieb- mother caught me and cornered his first “ Poor Richard's A l­ based on a real life priest and lor o or more me with tbe assurance that my derly Outreach, Coalition on Ag­ derby at Salter's Pond; 9:30 a,m. manac" in 1732. parish in Southern California. ing, and Gloria Weiss, a registered Susan A. Gottlieb of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, A reoeptioa was held at Four Seasons Hotel, punishment was certain. It is Cinema Hietician. They will provide you married Harold L. Palter, also of Toronto, on April 2S Toronto. TTie couple will live in Toronto. humorous now, but it was painfully with up-to-date information on at Temple Har Zion in Toronto. She la the daui^ter of The bride, a graduate of University of Connecticut serious then! — Dotporotoly Sooklno Suton (PO-131 Sot 1.1/5:05. 7:35.0:45, II :45i Stm 1 . » SALUTE THE CULTURAL VITALITY Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gottlieb of Manchester. He is the and Boston O U ege Graduate School, is a marketing : O lv — A Private Function nutrition, weight control and spe­ S H O W C A S E We do understand from expe­ (K)l) Sot and $un 2 :», 4:4P, 7:30, t:40. — 5:05, 7:35,0:45. — Ruotlor's cial dietary problems. • • .k .. MANCHESTER East Catholic High School son of Esther Palter of Toronto. manager for Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Toronto. Tliel om PG) Sot 1:30,3:15,5,7:30,0:30,11:40; IMRTFOIID Join the AAanchester Symphony Orchestra and Chorale riences like that that there are t Purple R of Cairo (PG) Sot and Rabbi David Gottlieb officiated at the ceremony. Hw bridegroom, a graduate of University of Sun l:1S, 3:05, 4:55, 7:15, 0:15. — 1-.30,3:15.5,7:30,0:30. — Dol-Con 4 The Manchester V.N.A. and the limitations to human understand- ^ Son :1S, 3:30,5:10,7:40,0:45,11:30; — TO »«TBWaris4SXIT8S to c e le b ra te Its 25th A n n iv e rs a ry ! Liana Gottlieb was matron of honor for her Toronto, is a general sales manager for the Canadian Amodout (PG) Sot 1,4,7,0:50; Sun 1,4, Manchester Health Department * PRESENTS ★ ii^ and acceptance. "That is the i. — SIrdv (R) Sot and Sun 1:S0,4:25, Sun 1:15,3:30,1:10, 7:40,0:45. — C o * .will be available for blood pressure sister-in-law. Tony Marshall aerved as best man. ■ubaidiary of Maastor Systems Corp. of Silence (RJ Sot 1:15,3:15,5:15,7;Si, last straw! ” has a ring of finality screenings. Each agency will have 0:45, 11:40; ^ 1:15, 3:15, S:IS, 7:30, that usually merits our careful 0:45. — Lost In Am erica (R ) Sot 1:44 a table to display their informa- IKCMKKMBIHVK as “Silver Anniversary ' CABAREs^ EiAS^ '8 § ■ditwosd Pufr a Clatais — Police attention. How far can we go? Tbe Acodomy 3: Thoir First Asslsnmanl 3:40, 5:2S, 7:S0, 0:50, 11:40; Sun 1:44 Uon, so you n e ^ not have to sit and IdOddOftOO IPG-13) Sot 7:15,0:15; Sun 7:15,0. 7:S0, 0:SS. — WItnoM (R ) Sot 7:3S, 1ft limits are defined by our own 11:05: Sun 7:35,10. — Tho Coro Soart listen to speeches. You need only Gala Concert” ALL PROFESSIONAL ENTERTAINMENT Poor (Ileaerri Psfr a Omama — uunuiEursEBaMstSMi (rpul Ahout Town personalities and individual stand­ Police Academy 1: Tlioir First Asolon- Mevio (01 Sot ond Sun 1,3,5. .visit each table of your interest. ards. My children learned my monl (PG-13) plut The Throe Steosn ldOftOOft06-72$«4S-ll;4S Sunday, May 12th - 4:00 p.m. DA Tfrootors ■ d ri — Just One o f the The Assertive Behavior Train­ -FEATLWDVG- limits eariy In tbeir lives, now I am Sol 7:30,0:30,12; Sun 7:10,0:30. ing for Seniors will be held in six Shtwcdio a ssaisi — Sovorly Hlllt Guys (PG-13) Sot ond Sun 41:55, S:I0, n u f s i H ^onday, May 13th - 7:30 p.m. learning tbeir limite during tbe 7:50,0:50. — Gymkista (R l Sot ond Son sessions. May 13, 15, 20 and 29; * Irioh Pnb * H oH u Ro* Cop (Rl Sot 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:40, W, 13; RBMrvB for Boston trip consecutive Tuesdays. A round table led by members challenging years of adolescence. Sun 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:40,10. — Roupin' 3:15, 4, 5:45, 7:45, 0:45. — Hot M oyM June 3 and S from 10 a.m. to 11:30 (PG) Sot 1:45, 3:40, 5:30, 7:30, 0:30, (R ) Sot andI Su nl, 1:10,5:40,7:10,0:M. * A>Ster Don * Baibcrahop Q a u tet * of the manor's social service staff will focus on the I know how far I can go with my — Pink PImM: “ Tho _ wall (R), . _ v.m . in the TV room. Each session Manchester The Manchester Democratic Women's Club will ■EF-CM4 iRi Conaady Boom « Bavarian Bo4Ma * feelings. quesUons and problems of people placing a boss, with my wife, with tbe society 11:35; Sun 1:45,3:40,5:30,7:30.0*30 — mldnloM.— The Rocky Horror Picture will train you to be verbally sponsor a bus and boat trip to Boston on June 1 for $n a fam ily member in a looi|-term care setting. that I live in. I am aware of tbe SIm w TR) Sol fflidnitht. — Down etlfro l:l54»l6:l0.7dftft4S-ltd0 2 5 i5ar School 0:40.11:40; Sun 1. 3:05,5:05.7:1S, 0:40. Dead (R ) Sot mIdnIdM. persistent instead of passive, to * MkhOa Eaatam RaeMH * person (or members and the public. The narrated boat An open bouse and bnmefa for community agencies, fences that keep human life from jeduce your chance of being AnmygMAity Middle Turnpike i m i S iKI ,34 * Cazflaa Haaaa * SHaat Aactioa * tour of historic Boston Harbor will include a buffet volunteer groups and individuals will be Wednesday overflowing into tbe chaos of ■manipulated, to maintain your 7»IQdO.|Z« lunch. The bus will leave Manchester Town Hall at 9 at 9:3S a.m. Tours of tbe facility will be offered. undisciplined living. Hunun Um- tense of self and to deal with your * Maaic froas tha M ’a * a.m. and leave Boston's Quincey Market at 3p.m. (or The annuel Meadows fam ily picnic will be at noon iUitiofis are apparent despite our pwn errors. The training will be led Beethoven WMi EatartalaaMat By the return trip. m o u M ay IS for Meadows residents and tbeir famUlea. denials; we really do know bow far • y Mrs. Esther Rubin, MSW, Symphony No. 9 In D Minor, Op. 125 * Siagi— Waltara atei Waitraaaaa * Reservation deadline is Wednesday. Make checks Staff membera will act as cbefo at the cookout. There we can go. IXCSW, and is based on the book, I A)ftl6ftH.7:li«40-l I.-40 payable to the Democratic Women's Gub of will be entertainment How far will God go?He has "W hen I say No, I Feel Guilty,” by QtClUttre. Chorale. Soloists U S T M iU B K J I May 17th and 18th — 7:30 to 1:00 at; Manchester and mail to Irene Pisch, 71 Grant Road, already demonstrated His Umlta- swimming, arts, Manuel J. Smith. You may sign up ld4M0«t$.7dMM-n.-« Or. Jock H tilcr. AAu$k D Irte to r A Conductor 646-8839, or Mary Lyons, 23 Moore St.. 6494)373. Uoos, once for all time and for all iX the flrst session if you have not East Catholic High School Chtdc blood pcoMure DavM Oyte Morse, OKVsSiMster men. "But God demonstrates His crafts, nature-study, jplready done so. w v s a a K m Katherine Harrlt, Soprano Vbu W on 't IVanf T o M ss It! Modi Mart Drag Store at M l W. Middle Turnpike M sBdows csIsbratBB iM xt wsBk own love for us in this: While we storytelling, games, r The trip schedule is as follows: t:IMI$$cl|.7d»ft«-ll.*« Nm eis Hog, Mexzl>^Soprano Call nou; for tickets, or further Info: 649-5336 wUlbold a free blood pressure screening Wednesday were still sinners, Christ died for jl June M, Sturbridge Village, Jeffrey Dowd, Tenor Meadows Manor, S3 Bidwell St, will observe tram t:M a.m . to l;M p.m . at ttestore. A nuraefrom us.” sports, fun, ■BTifiriBURnr B Jay Taylor, gats feau are still available. Call National Nursing Home Week from Sunday to May IS Manchester Menwrial Hoaptial wlU check blood Calvary defines the UmiU of 'I Aeoior Travel at I73M3I. Graat Vatea... aalvSB.Maaraaraaa pr eeiur es. and Much More! IJ»4tl$««-7»ftlS-lldi GENERAL PUBLIC $5.00 with activities focusing on this year's theme, God’s love, and oh, what measure­ ^ JuoeM, Robert Guillaume (Ben- "Celebrate Lifetimne AcAievementa.’’ o m ■VBBrflUSOP X SENIOR CmZENS/STUDENTS: $3.00 less limits they are. He has gone A 3-13 won), at the North Shore Music A balloon launch will aend messages from manor OM TlnMffB Night planned far enough into tbe morass of JHieatre in Beverly, Mass. $31. ^ l:l»«l$«:lf-7dS-lftM.|M| TO RESERXE TICKETS OR FOR AAORE INFORMATION residents into tbe community on Monday at 11 a.m. O nu r Shrine Gub will bold Its annual Old Timers human deprivation to reach even includes transportation, cold plate a 647-0043 Of 649-8766 A aeries ol three sessions of tbe Family Support Night Friday at S: M p.m. at tbe Maaonic Temple, 25 the most lost and h o stess soul Hunch and admission. Sign-up is t ic k e t s AyAllABLE AT THE PO O R Group will start Tuesday at 7 p.m. and continue on E. Ceuter St. before it reaches Hell. There is no MANCHESTElt liE ltA LU . Suturduy. May 11. 1985 - 15 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. SuUirdav. May 11. 1985 MACC News ‘Lima Statement’ involves many different churches

Editor's note: This column is prepared by the will focus on Baptism and will he led by the Rev. staff of the Manchester Area Conference of James Meek of Community Baptist, Vicar Churches. Jeffrey Nelson of Emanuel Lutheran, the Rev. Norman Swensen of Trinity Covenant and the By Nancy Carr Rev. Martin Scholsky of St. Bartholomew Roman |-«1. ^ MACC Director Catholic. You are warmly Invited as the people of God to The Um a Statement, which was formulated in share your response, comments and questions. January 1M2, is the result of more than SO years of Mall to “ Baptism” In care of MACC, Box 773, strugsle. Manchester. Conn. 06040. More than 100 theologians, including biblical The sessions on Eucharist and Ministry will air scholars and doctrinal specialists from 30 the following two Friday nights at 7:30, May 24 countries, labored more than 10 years to come up and 31. Please join us. - : V ‘ ' with the document. They represent all the major Copies of the Lima document are available in Christian traditions, including Eiastem and the MACC main office at St. Bartholomew Oriental Orthodo, Roman Catholic, Old Catholic. Church. Lutheran, Anglican, Reformed Methodist, Uni­ ted, Disciples, Baptist, Adventist and THANK YOUS Pentecostal. In addition to their input, there was interchange The Mayor's Prayer Breakfast was attended by with church leaders and theological about 2S0 Manchester residents. If you didn’t get commissions. there this year, please come next year. These theologians have unanimously recom­ mended to the Christian churches this agreed We particularly want to thank the wonderful statement on Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry, cooking crew at Concordia Lutheran who were up and have asked that the churches spread the at 4:30 a.m. to prepare breakfast: Barbara = t message of the statement to as many church Baker, Ed and Tessie Kehl, George Kats, Betty members as possible. Ortolari, Shirley Nelson, and the students at East As part of this decision, we invite you to join us Catholic who came to help us serve breakfast: in a three-part series of discussions led by 12 Mario DiLoreto, Kate Colliton, Bob Darby, Scott Manchester clergy. Vibberts, Laura Ryalls, Susan Bugnacki, Cathy The presentations of the Lima statement will be Burke, Lisa Nason, Eileen Byrne, Andrea Ryan, Herald photo by Pinto aired on the last three Friday nights in May at Keith Charland, Joe Abele, Michelle Cote, Shelley 7:30 on Cox Cable, Channel 13. The May 17 panel Gordon. Jordy West. Summer sights St. Bridget Church on Main Street is certainly carit be far away, Bulletin Board framed by trees in full bloom. Summer

Center sets the week Cross Bloodmobile; 7:30 p.m., meeting night. .Tfr-s Friday — 10 a.m. Al-Anon. Herdkj phoiot by Pmte Events scheduled at Center Congregational Church yielded five hits in improving his record are as follows: Emanuel events are set Clergy want ‘melting pot’ ’.Manchester High’s Mike Charter gets Indians Friday against South Windsor. Senior lefty Pete Frankovitch was Sunday— 8a.m., worship service: 9a.m., breakfast The week's schedule at Emanuel Lutheran Church ,some alumninum on the baseball and Indians lowered boom on Bobcats, 20-2. beneficiary of Manchester’s offensive to 3-2. served; 10 a.m., worship service and Jubilee Is as follows: rswats one of 21 hits socked by the epiosion. Frankovitch fanned eight and Members introduced: church school; 11: IS a.m.. Monday — 9:30a.m., LWR quilting; 3:30p.m., staff Jubilee Reception and Luncheon. meeting; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts. to be changed to ‘stew pot’ Monday — 2 p.m., healing prayers. Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard; 1:30 p.m., Phebe Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir; 8:30 p.m., Circle; 4 p.m.. Youth CHoir; 7 p.m., MARCH, Inc. 7; 30 sacred dance; 7 p.m., slides on Israel; 7:30 p.m., p.m.. Advisory Committee. Christian concern. By David E. Anderson not to Americanize," said Oscar pared to Latin American Manchester nine lowers the boom on SW Wednesday — 7 p.m., Christian Education; 7:30 Romo, chairman of the session and countries.” Wednesday — 10 a.m., Bethany circle; 7p.m.,bible p.m., Emanuel Choir. United Press International language mission director for the "However, the number of Pro­ runs batted in apiece, while Mike study; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15a.m..care By Bob Popettl single. Tracy and McCarthy had the CCC East, batted around in the upcoming games. overall. More than 600 church leaders Southern Baptist Home Mission testants, called ‘evangelicos,’ is Charter and Custer also knocked in Thursday — 9:30 a.m., bible study; 7 p.m.. Center and visitation; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 p.m., Harold Sports Writer four RBIs each, while Tracy and second, third, fifth and sixth. The As hard as it was to believe after South Windsor coach Bob Pen­ and evangelists, most of them Board. “ We must allow culture to probably less than 4 percent," he a pair. Dave Marshall scored three Bell Ringers: 7:30 p.m.. Church Council. confirmation. '' Custer scored four runs each. merciless hit parade produced the end result, the contest was built nell agreed that the Manchester conservative Protestants, ga­ set the agenda for our sharing the said, "low er than any Latin times. Friday and Saturday — youth rally. Friday — 7:30 p.m., AA for women; 8 p.m., 2x2s at Ka-Boom! It was all over so fast. Tracy tallies in every inning, with the up to be a key one. Manchester batting display was the most love of Jesus Christ for all people. “ American nation that I am aware "I gave them all extra batting Coachlight. thered recently in Houston, Texas, • A season-long hitting stupor launched a First Strike HR off final linescore reading: l-S-4-2-4-4. wanted revenge for a 3-2 loss to impressive he'd seen. But participants were also of." practice last night," joked Race. Here’s Citadel’s week Saturday — 8 p.m., AA. to map plans to "evangelize not disintegrated for Manchester High starter and loser Rich Beganski's The two-and-a-half hour rally South Windsor in the clubs’ first "A ll those hitters, up and down Americanize” members of the warned that culture, while valua­ Wagner said he believes similar the lineup,” lauded Pennell. "But Here are the events scheduled this week at the Friday at the expense of division first pitch. would be welcomed at any time, meeting. The Indians were also Mother-daughter dinner set nation’s ethnic communities. ble, "is a means not an end, in the small numbers would apply to we were totally ineffective — we MANCHESTER (M) — Tracy M Salvation Army Citadel, 681 Main St. foe South Windsor. Beganski was one of the lucky but it was even more timely facing a crossroad in their stand­ 6-4-3-4, B.McCarthy c 5-2-4-4, To begin that task, participants communication of the gospel." Sunday — 9:15 a.m., Sunday school sing-along; 9:30 Trinity Covenant Church will hold a mother and other groups, noting that the 3 " The suddenly rejuvenated Indi­ ones. He was blasted out of the considering the desperate state of ings, as a win would leave them just forgot to play." S.McCarthy 2b 4-1-2-2, Foggrty cf in the convocation were urged to “ Ethnic churches ought ta be million Moslems and 2.4 million One aspect that will certainly be J-2-2-2, C h on«r 1b 5-0-1-2, KraltwskI iT a.m., Sunday school and adult bible study; 10:45 a.m., daughter banquet Friday at 6:30 p.m., with Debbie ans finally dropped the Big One, game after a five-run second the Indians' batting order. two games behind division leader change their image of the United committed to ethnic identity, not forgotten when this game is 2-0-1-1, Htlln 1b 2-1-1-0, Lovttt dh holiness meeting; 5p.m.,Timbrelist; 5:30p.m., Corps Jones, ventriloquist, the guest speaker-performer. Hindus in the United States “ are detonating a 21-hit megaton bomb inning. The surviving South Wind­ "Starving for hits" was how Elast Hartford and keep their 4- 1-1-0, Frankoyllch o 1-1-1-0, Custtr 3b States from the popular version of ethnic idolatry," said Daniel San­ rehashed was the exceptional play Cadets: 7 p.m., salvation meeting. Reservations are required. almost totally unevangelized.” at a ground zero called Kelley sor players on the field had to perplexed coach Don Race des­ destiny in their own hands. 5- 44-2, Maziotta If 2-1-0-1, Marsitall if the nation as a "m elting pot" to a chez, associate professor of mis­ Targeting such groups, how­ Manchester still has one more of the Indian defense, especially 2-3-1-1, Total* 41-20-21-19. Tuesday — 1:30 p.m.. Home League; 6 p.m., YP Other events scheduled this week include: Field. suffer through the excruciating cribed it. SOUTH WINDSOR (2) — Gollagh* more dynamic and diverse image sions at Southwestern Baptist the infield of first baseman Mike Band; 7 p.m.. Senior Songsters; 8 p.m.. Senior Band, Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer at LaStrada ever, could lead to a rise in rThe visiting Bobcats were vapo­ effects of four more frames of Indeed, 21 hits and 20 runs was a shot at East Hartford, Rockville 2- (M>-1, Budnari If/p 4-0-1-0, Batsott rf of a "stew pot" where each of the Theological Seminary in Fort Charter, second baseman Sean Friendship Circle. Restaurant; 7 p.m., board of trustees, Diaconate, interfaith tensions in the nation. rized, 20-2. fallout. better show than the the previous and Windham, the top three CCC 0- 044, L0V4 3b 1 44 4, Kopytko 3b/cf estimated 500 ethnic groups is Worth, Texas. McCarthy, shortstop Tracy and 3- 0-14, Dennit c 4-044, Williams cf Wednesday — 4 p.m.. Sunbeams and Boys Christian educatiun. Some Roman Catholic bishops in Eleven Manchester batters hit The only problems Indian lefty half dozen outings combined. The Elast squads. 1- 044, Collohon rf 24-14, Evoni dh/p “ changed and flavored by the In laying out the vision, Peter third baseman Custer. The home Adventure Club; 5:45 p.m., Y U P Singing Co.; 7 p.m.. Wednesday — 6:45 p.m.. Pioneer Clubs; 7 p.m., the Southwest have already ex­ safely against four pitchers in the Pete Frankovitch had was keeping Indians collected just 19 hits in the "A t the moment, I want to have 1- 0-14, Btgantki p0444, Yttlshafsky other ingrdients." Wagner, professor of church team turned two infield double 2b 3-044, Mongoon 1b 2-2-14, Infont* p Girl Guards and Boys Club. prayer meeting, choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., men’s pressed concern at evangelical genocide, particularly Mike Cus­ loose in between stanzas as he past four games, while plating just realistic goals," said Race. "We Coupled with that new image growth at Fuller Theological Semi­ plays, the first two of the entire 2- 04 4 , Total* 26-2-5-1. Thursday — 7:30 p.m., prayer meeting and bible seminar. activism by Protestants among ter, Brendan McCarthy and John watched his overly supportive 19 in the past six. should be the spoiler, but if we do South Windsor 000 010 1 2-5-3 was the theme of the “ contextuali- nary in Padadena, Calif., said study. Thursday — 6:30 a.m., women's prayer breakfast, their Catholic flocks. And Mos­ Tracy. teammates rock around the clock. “ We just came out of our enough spoiling, we could be right campaign. Monch**ter 154 424 4 2019-2 zation" — a contemporary favorite information on evangelism efforts B*oan*kl, Evan* (3), Infant* (3), Saturday — 6 p.m., family night. LaStrada Restaurant; 4 p.m., confirmation class. lems, Hindus and Buddhists, be­ Custer and McCarthy broke out FrankoviOch, 3-2, was decent slump," noted Race, intentionally in there.” Literally every player in the of mission experts — of the Gospel, among ethnics is spotty at best. Manchester dugout contributed,. Budnari (6) and 0*nnls; Frankovitch Friday — 9:30 a.m., women’s bible study, nursery lieving they have a durable and of personal slumps with four hits enough, firing a five-hitter while understating the irony. “ I just wish The Bobcats, who upset Blast and B.McCarthy. meaning that evangelists must "One thing we do know is that Sean McCarthy and Jim Fogarty South events listed care provided. legitimate faith, may respond with apiece, while leadoff batter Tracy striking out eight and walking six. we could've stored up some of Hartford's Hornets Thursday, W P - Frankovitch (3-2); LP- understand the cultural setting in American ethnics are under­ some of the same kind of resent­ roped a pair of home runs and a Manchester, now 9-6 and 5-4 in these runs and saved them for our drop to 4-6 in the division and 6-8 chipped in with two hits and two Bogonskl. Events scheduled at South United Methodist Church Here’s Concordia’s week which' they are attempting to evangelized, compared especially ment as Jewish leaders have at the are as follows: preach and convert. to Anglos and blacks," Wagner efforts of conservative Protestants Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m., Events scheduled at Concordia Lutheran Church “ Just because we understand said. "About 74 percent of Am eri­ and converted Jews to proselytize NL roundup service with Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching, are as follows: Spanish doesn't mean we under­ ca's 26.5 million blacks are affil­ Jews. “ And God Created Woman"; youth group bake sale Celtics knock out Pistons Monday — 7 p.m., finance committee; 7:30 p.m., stand the culture or the people iated with churches and about 68 The convocation also sparked between services; 6 p.m., youth fellowship. church council. group," said Juan Carlos Miranda, percent of whites are church plans for two other similar gather­ y guard Danny Ainge. hauled was winter. Parish dominated Tuesday — 9:15 a..m., Edgar-Comell Circle; 10 Tuesday — 6 p.m., Catechetics Resource Center will director of the Department of members." B Richard L. Shook ings; one by blacks, who want to Gooden, Mets blank Phils United Press International down three key rebounds in the the third quarter, when. Detroit a.M., Vineyards study group; 7:30 p.m., women's be open; 8 p.m., bible study group. Hispanic Ministries at the Charles He said that while most Hispan- examine the state of black Am er­ next three minutes to keep pulled- within two twice, 69-67 prayer and study group, 337 W. Middle Turnpike. Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., children’s choir; 7:45 p.m., E. Fuller Institute of Evangelism ics were "nominal” Roman Ca­ ica, and the other by Japanese NEW YORK (UPI) - Dwight fourth and eighth innings and Gooden a standing ovation when he DETTROIT — Larry Bird and Detroit at bay. and 71-69. with 10 of his points Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; adult bible Concordia choir. and Church Growth in Pasadena, tholics. "the number of active. leaders, who will hold a World Gooden fired a three-hitter and fanned Juan Samuel four times. came to the plate. He responded Scott Wedman beat back a Isiah Thomas had a game- along with three rebounds. study, 277 Spring St. Thursday — 9 a.m., Bible Discovery Group: 1:30 Calif. Catholics may be only around 10 Congress on Japanese Evangeliza­ struck out 13 Friday night and Steve (Triton, 0-3, took the loss. with his second bit of the game. fourth-quarter Detroit chal­ high 37 points in a valiant effort The Celtics never trailed in Thurday — noon, senior Methodists: 1 toSp.m., Red p.m.. Golden Age group; 7 p.m. “ We are seeking to evangelize. percent, not unusual when com­ tion in July. George Foster belted a two-run The left-hander is 39-34 lifetime lenge Friday night to give to send the series back to Boston the game, taking an early 22-11 homer, leading the New York Mets against New York. Expos 5, Bravos 0 Boston a 123-113 victory over the for a deciding seventh game but lead only to see the Pistons rally to a 54 victory over the Philadel­ Foster gave Gooden the only Pistons that put the Celtics into he went in with the big guys a for a 30-30 tie. At Montreal. Bryn Smith hurled phia Phillies. runs be needed in the fourth, the NBA East (imference finals couple too many times in the A 15-2 spurt in the second a six-hitter, Vance Law drove in Religious Services Gooden, 5-1, flirted with a following a single by Darryl against the Philadelphia 76ers. final period. quarter gave the Celts enough of three runs and the Montreal Expos no-hitter until 'lim Corcoran lined Strawberry with his fourth homer Boston took the bc^-of-seven Thomas drove the lane twice a margin to work with the rest of handed Rick Mahler his first loss of o. m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., oospal1041 Boston Turnpika, Bolton. Rav. ship sarvlca, nursary, 9:15 a.m ., Sun­ a clean single to right field with two of the season. series, 4-2, but not before in the final four minutes only to the way. McHale scored five AsMmbllM of God school: 9:30a.m., Sunday. (743-7696) chastar. Copt, and Mrs. Randall Davis. the season Friday night with a 54 First Caaorapatlanol Church at Cov- maatlno. Stawort Lanlar, pastor, 9:30 o.m., day school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., out in the seventh. The other hits The Mets added three insurance weathering a late Detroit have shots swatted away or points with Dennis Johnson and antry, 1171 Main St., Covantrr. Rav. church school; 11 a.m., worship sar­ (6434906) holiness maating; 7 p.m., solvation victory over the Atlanta Braves. Calvary Church (Atsambllat of ^ f Gooden were a check-swing runs in the seventh on a bases- charge that brought the Pistons deflected enough so his scoop Bird getting four each in the God), 400 Bucklond Rood, South Bruca Johnson, pastor. It o.m., wor­ vlca, nursary. (449-3472) maotlng. (649-7787). Mahler, who had won his first Windsor. Rav. Konnath L. Cuitofson, ship; 9:30 o.m., church school In Jehovah’s WItnassas Narth Uhltad Mathadlst Church, 300 blooper by Luis Aguayo in the loaded double by Gary Carter. within four points, 105-101, with layups had no angle toward the drive. Church Lana Housa. Nursary cora Parkor St., Manchastar. Richard W. Roman Catholic seven starts this season, lasted just pastor. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Jshovah's Wltnaaaoa, 647 Tolland eighth and a one4ut double by Von Gooden singled and Wally Back- 5:30 left. basket. Wedman hauled down Laimbeer scored eight iMints o.m., worship, chlld-cora and nursary; providad. (743-8487) ' Dupaa, pastor. Worship sarvlca: 9 Unitarian Univaraallst 4 1-3 innings and allowed six hits Sacaad CaiMrspattanal Church, 38$ Turnpika, Manchastar. Tuasday, Con- a.m ., adult blblo class, nursary tor . Church at tha Assumptlan, Adams Hayes in the ninth. man bunted for a hit to chase But Bird, who had nine of his the key rebound after Thomas and Tripucka seven to help 7 ;00 p.m., avanlno sarvicaof prolsa and gragotlon'BIbla Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ and five runs. He walked two and BIbla praochino. (644-1102) N. Main St., AMnchastar. Tha Rav. V. chlldran 5 yaars old and youngor; 10:30 Straot at Thompson Rood, Manchas- U n ^ lo n unlvarsollst Saclalv-Rast, The Mets have won four straight reliever Larry Andersen. After 17 points in the first eight missed a drive at the two- Detroit get within two in the Josaph Milton, pastor. 10a.m. worship day, Thaocratlc Ministry School a.m., worship sarvlca, church‘ ch sschool, • Vdwwd S. Papin, pastor, 153 W. Varnon St., Manchastar. Rav. struck out one. Ispaoklng coursa), 7 p.m .; Sarvlca games while the Phillies have lost Keith Hernandez walked to load minutes of the final period, sank minute mark and Boston hold­ third |>eriod but the Pistons sarvlca and nursary for chlldran to ago nursary; 5:30 p.m., lunlor and sanlor 'll?** 2* *' **'*i?9yillSl*** Elinor Barke, ifilnlstar. 10:X a.m., Smith. 54, walked one and Baptist 8. (649-2863) maatlno (ministry training),7:S0p.m.; high fallowshlp;llewship; 7 p.m ., sacrad ^-2?'7:30,9, 10-.**10:30 °hdand nopn.J643-2l95)noon. (44^^2195) sarvlca. (646-5151) four in a row. the bases. Carter sent a shot into two free throws with 4:12 left ing a 112-105 lead. spent so much energy getting Sacand Caagrspatlanrt Church at Sunday, Public BIbla Loctura, 9:30 dohears. (4494496) SI. Borthalamaw's C h u ^, 741 E. It was Gooden's second shutout the left-center field gap to give him stnuHc out two in his first complete a.m.; Wotchtowar Study, 10:25. (646- Middle Turnpika, Manchastar. Rav. after center Robert Parish, who Dennis Johnson added 22 back in the game they didn't Cammunlty Baptist Church, SIS E. Cavantry, 1746 Boston Turnpika, Cov- South Uhltad Msthodlst Clwrch, 1236 of the season and raised his eight RBI in his last three games. game this season. Cantor St., Wonchastar. Rav. Jamas I. antrv. Rav. David Jarvis, mlnistar. 1490) Main St., Monchastar. Dr. Shaohard S. Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. M urdav had a team-high 24 points, sank points for Boston while Kevin have enough gas to get by the Maak, mlnistar. 9: IS o.m., church Rogular schodula: 10 o.m ., worship; 8 Johnson, Or. Poul Kroll, pastors. moss at 5 p.m .; Sundov masses at 8:30, strikeout total to a league-leading After Rafael Santana walked in a pair to restore the Celtics to a McHale had 20 and Wedman. Celtics once they got there. 10 and 11:30 a.m. school for all ooas, klndargortan o. m., Dlol-A-Rlda to church; 8:4S o.m., Schodula: 9 a.m., church school, SB. He struck out the side in the the eighth, the crowd of 46,143 gave Reds 5, Astros 2 109-101 edge. Center Bill Laimbeer reached Dates for the Boston- through Groda 4 continuing during tha church school, nursary to groda alght, Jawrish — Consarvativa nursary through sanlor high; 9 ond St. Brldpat Church, 70 Main St., Manchester. Rav. Philip A. Sheridan Then Wedman, a 6-foot-7 21 points for the Pistons while Phiiadelphia series were not sarvlca; 10:n o.m., morning worship. adult discussion; 11 o.m., cotfaa and TaiiuMa Bath Shalaiti, 400 E. Middia 10:45 a.m., worship sarvicas, nursary; At Cincinnati. Dave Parker Nursary wovldod. (643-0S37) fallowshlp; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 Turnpika, Manchastar. Richard J. 6 p.m., youth fallowshlp. (6474141) and Rav. Em ilio F . PadaTlI, ce-postors. singled in the tying runs and Cesar veteran who can play guard as Kelly Tripucka added 20 but the. immediately known but it's Polth Baptist Church, S3 Loks St., Saturday m a u 5 p.m .; Sunday mossas p. m., Jr. pilgrim fallowshlp; 6 p.m., Plavfn, rabbi; Israal Tabotskv, can­ Cedeno drove home the go-ahead well as forward, made two free next highest Detroit scorer, hard to imagine television not Monchastar. Rav. Jamas Ballosov, sanlor church school and Pilgrim tor; Dr. Loon Wind, rabbi amarltus. at 7:30,9, f0:30 and noon. (4^2403) pastor. 9:30a.m., Sunday school; 10:36 fallo«rshlp. (743-6234) Sorvlcas, 8:1$ p.m. Friday and 9:45 Mormon SI. Jamas Church, SM Main St., run in a five-run eighth inning throws to hike the margin to John Long, only had 10 points. dictating the opener be played a.m., worship sarvlca; 7 p.m., avanlng TalcattviHo Caaort;aaataaa)laital Church, a.m. Saturday. (643-9543) Manchastar. Rav. Francis KrukowskI, SPEAKS The Weekend Friday night, lifting the Cincinnati 111-101 with 3:42 to play. Boston spent so much time in Boston for national viewing sarvlca. (646-S316) Moln Straot onand Elm...... Hill Rood, Tha Church at Jasus Christ at Rav. David Boronowskl, Rav. Josaph by Ldttar-dav Saints, 30 Woodslda St., Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Raordon. Reds to a 5-2 triumph over the Wedman, who went in for inside one would have thought it Sunday afternoon. Plrst ^ tls t awrch, 240 Hlllstown Talcottvilla. Rav. Nancy Milton, l Eugono Brower Track teams at Invitational Rood, Monchastar. Dr. C. Conlay, tor. 10 o.m., worship sarvlca and Jewish — Reform Monchastar. Woyna S. Taylor, bishop, Saturday mossas at 4 and 4:30 p.m .; Houston Astros. pastor. (649-7S09) church school. (6494815) 9:30 o.m., socramant maatlno; 10:)5 Sunday mossas at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Scarcely anyone would dim-- Local boys and girls track teams from Manchester and East First Baptist Chopsl at tha Oaot, 240 Tamala BathW on HUM,niiivi# 1001iiwi FoslorPOSfvr St.b t * a.m., Sundov school and primary; noon, and 5 p.m. (4434129) Hlllstown Rood, Monchastar. Rav. K. Extanslon,, South Windsor. StavaStavan 11:40 a.m., priasthood and rallaf SI. Mary Church, 14M Moln St., Inlali the Importance of faith to Catholic High will compete at the Hartford Public Invitational Krauliar, pastor. (643-7S43) CovBiiant Chotlnovar,r, r rabbi. ''' Sorvlcas,‘ 8:15 p.m. soclotv. (6434003) Coventry. Fothdr Jamas J. William­ chlava the abundant life. It Is a today. AL roundup aach Friday;Bv; chlldran's sarvicas, 7 :0 son, postor. Masses Saturday at 5:15 quality praised by religious and East’s baseball team makes its annual trip to Stratford to face Trinity Cavanont Church, 302 Hack­ p. nd m. Friday sacond of oach month. ^.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 a.m.; Christian Scianca matack St., Monchastar. Rav. Normon National Catholic R;olyday^ 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Contss- non-religious alike. So to use Stratford High today in the James W. Penders Memorial Swanson. Hours: 8 and 11 a.m., slons 4 ^ to 9 p.m. (7424455) the term In a religious context St. John's Palish National Cathallc Scholarship Game at 1 p.m. All proceeds go to the scliplarship First Church at Christ, Scloatlst. 447 sorvlcas; 9:30 a.m., Sunday BIbla - C h u r ^ f j t St. Mourlca, 32 Habron demands a definition. N. Main St„ Monchastar. 10:30 o.m., school; 10:30 o.m., cotfaa hour and Church, 23 Golwav St., Manchastar. ' that goes to the senior at Stratford High that best exemplifies Nichols hits gives Bosox victory Lutheran Rood, Bolton. Tha Rav. J. Clifford Rav. Slonlay M. Loncola, pastor. 9 church sarvlca, Sunday school, and fallowshlp. (649-2855) Curtin, pastor. Saturday moss at 5 Penders’ character, 'fhe late James W. Penders was long-time cora for small chlldran. (649-1446) Cancardia Luttiaran Church (LCA), a.m ., mass. (643-5906) The Bible defines it as 'The Raodlng Room, 6S6A Cantor St„ Mon- athletic director and baseball coach at Stratford High and father 40 Pitkin SI., Manchastar. Rav. Burton fi oi/n " s M ” *” “* substance of things hoped for, BOSTON (UPI) — Reid NichoU Ojeda then entered and walked three RBI night by Kansas City chastar. (6494982) Episcopal D. Strand, pastor. Rav. Arnold T. of the East Catholic coach. Orlolas 6, Twins 5 Nazarana the evidence of things not seen," singled in Bill Buckner from Steve Henderson to make it 4-3. second baseman Frank White to Wongarln, port-tlma pastor. Schodula: Salvation Army At Baltimore. Fred Lynn ho- St. Oaarpa's Rptscapal Church, 1150 8 a.m., holy communion: 9:15 o.m., Heb. 11:1. Its source is declar^ second base with one out in the lOtb Boston took a 52 lead on Jim even his record at 53 Dave Church of Christ Bpston Turnpika, Bolton. Sunday 8 church school, Christian growth hour, Church at tha Naiarana, 236 Main St., to be "the word of God,” Ro­ Radio and television highlights mered with one out in the bottom of Manchastar. Rav. Philip (Ihotto, sanlor Salvotlan Army, 441 Main St., Man- inning Friday night to give the Rice’s three-run bomer in the Righetti hurled the final two o.m., Eucharist; 10 a.m. Holy Eucha­ nursary coro; 10:30 o.m., communion, mans 10:17. the ninth inning Friday night to lift Church at Christ, Lvdoll and Varnon rist, Rav. John Holllgar, vicar. 11 o.m., nursary. (449-5311) pastor; Rav. Horb Nawall, mlnistar of TODAY Boston Red Sox a 5-4 victory over seventh. It was hit eighth homer of innings for his eighth ^ave. straots, Monchastar, Eugana Brawar, fallowshlp hour. Monday through Fri­ youth. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school: 10:40 the Baltimore Orioles to a 55 Bmoaual Lutharon Church, 40 1 p.m. — Phillies vs. Mets, Channels 22, 30, WKHT. the Oakland A's. the year. mlnistar. Sunday sorvlcas: 9 a.m., day, 4:45 p.m.; Wadnasday, 9 a.m.. Church St., Manchastar. Rav. Dalo H. a.m., worship, chlldran's church and But tha words ’’faith’’ and Its victory over the Minnesota Twins. BIMa clossas; 10a.m., worship; 6p.m., Holy Eucharlst.(643-9303) nursary; 4 p.m., avanlno pralsa sar­ 2 p.m. — Byron Nelson Classic, Channel 3. With one out, Buckner doubled to Gustafson, pastor; Jaffrav S. Nalson, verb "believe’’ are used to de­ YankMS 6, Royals 4 Tlg«rB 3, W hH« Lynn ripped a l-l pitch from worship. Wadnasday, 7 p.m., BIbla St. Mary's EpMcsptd Church, Park Intarn; Rav. C. Hanry Andarson, vlca, nursary. (4444999) "Keys 3 p.m. — Dominion Senior Invitational, ESPN. right — his fourth hit of the gam e— study. Nursary providad for oil sorvl- arid Church straots, Manchastar. Rov. PMtor amarltus. Sunday schodula: scribe somewhat different con­ 3 p.m. — Tournament of Champions, Channels 8, 40. At Kansas City. Butch Wynegar At Chicago, Kirk Gideon's tower­ reliever Ron Davis, 1-2, over the cas. (646-3903) Charlas Cloughan Jr, Intarim pastor. and Rich O d m a n was walked 8:30 a.m., worship with communion on Pantacoatal cepts even In the Blbllcaf con­ belted a two-run eighth inning ing home run over the Comiskey right-field fence and made a Worship: 8 and 9:30 o.m .; church first and third Sundays: 9:45 o.m., To Success" text. Mere Intellectual acknowl­ 3:30 p.m. — Nuggets vs. Lakers, Channel 3. intentionally. Nichols then school, 9:M a.m .; babysitting, 9:15 to homer to give Ron Guidry and the Park roof in the third inning winner of Don Aase, 44. Sunday church school: II a.m., wor­ umtad Fantacastal Church, 187 edgment of facts Is so de­ 4 p.m. — Yankees vs. Royals, Channel 30. WPOP dropped his ganoe-winning hit to Congragatlonal 11:15 a.m.; Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m. ship with communion on sacond and New York Yankees a 6-4 victory Friday night lifted fe Detroit ovary Wadnasday. (44F4583) W oodbrl^ St., Manchastar. Rav. scribed In John 10:42-43. The 6 p.m. — USFL: Los Angeles vs. Oakland, ESPN. right off reliever Jay Howell, 0-2. Baltaa Csagrij atlsaal Church, 228 lourth Sundays, nurssrv,(443-1193) Marvin Stuart, mlnistar, io a.m., CbII: Friday night over the Kansas City Tigers to a 51 victory over the Angals 5, Brawars 4 Latvian Lutharon Church at Mon- Sunday. school;------II . a.m.,...... morningm whole system of Christian 9 p.m. — USFL: Portland vs. Birmingham, ESPN. Mark Clear allowed one hit over Bolton Cantor Rood, at tha Groan, Royals. Chicago White Sox. At Milwaukee. Reggie Jackson •ollon. Rav. Chorlas H. Ericson, Gocpal fhsstar, 2l Gordon St., Monchastar. worship;orshlp; 64 p.m., avanlng worship;wofshi 7:30 teaching Is called "the faith", SUNDAY the last 11-3 innings to improve to Mlnistar. 10 o.m., worship sarvlca, (443-3051) p.m.,blblastudi.m., bibla study------(Wadnasday);--- ' 7p.m., Wynegar’s second homer of the The blast helped Detroit starter cracked a three-run homer and F r ^ at Faoca UMharaa Church, Jude 3. 12:30 p.m. — Tournament of Champions, Channels >, 40. 14. nursary, church school; II a.m., Church af tha U v Io b Oad, an Ladles' provar------ar (Thursday); 7 p.m., season came after a Dave Winfield Walt Terrell to his fourth victory in Bobby Grich had two doubles Routs 31 and North Rivar Rood, Man's proyar With one out in the ninth, Dwight fallowshlp; 1I:IS a.m., forum pro- avanoailcol, full-goapal church, Ro- r (Thursday); 7 p.m., 1 p.m. — NBA Playoff game, Channel 3. single to help New York overcome grom. (64^7077 offlco or 647-8878 bartson School, North School Straot, Cevontrv. Rav. W .H. wilkans, pastor. 9 Youth sarvlca> (Frid ay). (4494848) 647-8301 But the sense In which one Is Evans hit a 14 pitch from Howell as many decisions (his year. Friday night to power the Califor­ o.m., Sunday school: 10:15 a.m., 1:30 p.m. — Phillies vs. Mets, Channel 9, WKHT. porsonaga. Monchastar. Rav. Dovtd W. Mullan, .for an Important saved by faith Involvas trust that for hia third homer of the year to tie a 4-3 deficit and give the Yankees nia Angels to a 54 triumph over the Cantar CoaBrapallapai Church, ii pastor. Mooting Sundays, 10 to 11:38 worship sarvlca. (74^7S4S) 1:30 p.m. — Dominion Senior Golf Invitational, ESPN. Zlaa RvohfsIlcM Latharoa Church Praabytarian recorded maaeage- leads one to obey whatever Je­ the score 4-4. their nine consecutive victory over Milwaukee Brewers. Cantor St„ Monchastar. Rav. Nawall H. a.m. Nursary ond Sunday school. 2 p.m — A ’s vs. Red Sox, Channels 22, 38, WTIC radio. the Royals dating back to last July. BIim Jays 8, Marinare 3 Curtis Jr„ sanlor pastor; Rav. Robart Full easBil latardaaaihlaatiaaal (Missouri Synod), Coopar and High sus conditions rlghteousneos With the Red Sox leading 52 in J. Bills, mlnistar of visitations; Rav. straots, Manchastar. Rav. Chorlas w . _ Cavantry Froahytarlan Church. upon, CF. Acts 16:30-34. To ex­ 2:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. Royals, Channel 11, WPOP. Kansas City starter Charlie Lei- Church, 745Mln St., Manchastar. Rov. Kuhl, poster. 9:30 o.m ., DIvIno wor­ the eighth, Dave Kingman hit hia At Toronto, Damaso Garcia Rangars 5, Indians 2 Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor amarltus; Philip P. Soundars. Sunday, 10:30a.m., Route 44 and T ro w b rl^ Rood, Covon- alt faith is good, providing one 3:30 p.m. — Byron Nelson Classic, Channel 3. brandl yielded the home run to fall ship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; Holy trv. Rav. Brod Evans, pastor. Sunday, seventh homer of the year to tie it. drove In a career-high six runs At Arlington, Texas — Gary MIchoal C. Thornton, ossoclota pastor. adult BIMa stiidv and Sund^ school; 7 Communion flrst and third Sunday. 9 :n a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday understamis what It la. 4 p.m. — Boxing: Kenny Baysmore vs. Roger Mayweather, to 52. Joe Beckwith wild pitched 10 o.m., worship sarvlca, sonctuary; 10 p.m., worship sarvlca. Tussdoy at 7:38 Dusty Baker followed with a with a bases-loaded triple, a Ward keyed a Texas comeback o.m. church soiool. (447-8041) (449430) sdiool; 7 p.m ., BIMa s t i ^ and fTew York’s final run home in the p.m ., tptKkil BIMa studlaa: Wadnaa- fallowshlp. Wadnasdoy, 7:M p.m., Ch&Dud 30 double to chase Nipper and Bob two-run single and an RBI double with a two-run double In the fifth Firsi CaPBrotjaNapol Church at Aa- doy at 7:30 p.m., worship sarvlca. ninth. proyar maatlno. (7»7822) CHURCH OF CHRIST 7:35 p.m — Quebec at Philadelphia, USA Cable. Stanley walked Mike Davis inten­ Friday night to power the Toronto Inning Friday night. IlfUng the davar. Routs 4, Andovar, Rav. Richord Proyor Una, 4444731, 34 hours. Malhodlat .Fmshvtarlan CMirch at Manchsstsr. Guidry scattered eight hits over H. Taylor, pastor. Sunday worship: ll aaapM HoN, Cantar Straot, Manctias- LydaN and Varnon MnMlB 9 p.m. — Edmonton at Chicago, SportsChannel. tionally and Mike Heath uninten­ Blue Jays Uf an 53 victory over the Rangers to a 52 (tedaon over tar. 10 o.m., brooking brood: 11:45 43 Spruca St., Manchastar. Rav. Ri­ seven innings and overcame a o.m„ nursary cars providad. Church BaHaa Uhltad Church, chord Gray, pastor. I0:N o.m., wor- Phono: aat'^Na tionally to load the bases. Bob Seattle Mariners. C leveland. MANCHESTER H ERALD. Saturctoy. M mv H- !«•» ~ » U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 11. 1985 I > Tallwood Country Club celebrating 15th season Schola$tlc roundup donations collected at the cUnic sites benefitting the and John Nowobilski. and Blackledge profeaaloiial Tallwood Country Club will be celebrating Ita ISth Roberto, have had top five finiahea after threqeveifta. relief campaign. anniversary this July, and plana are under way for East nine explodes in 25-6 romp over Aquinas with Nowobllakl tying for top honors at Ellington quite a week of actlvltiea, beginning July 16. In fact, a Ridge. Teams from Blackledge placed second and EXCUSES. EXCUSES... if V ""''•“PPjy ^ meeting for all Tallwood membera Interested In low this week, here are a couple additional Ideas m MHt girit twMp Fore the first at aminecossett and Blluigton Ridge. Iteprea- Lospi's of throe straight, and five first twp innings werg more than Carrier, Leanne Spears, Kris helping with the feativitiea will be held Tuesday explain a poor shot, we all know YOU could not havov enting the amateurs were Charlie Sanbron. Jenry enough as Cheney Tech 0verp4 Craft, Dawn Martin and Erin SOUTH WINDSOR - Manche5 evening. May 21 at 6; SO at the pavallUon. ot their last six — and mired In a Record Dunnack, Mark Troy, (Tony Roberto 8 r„ Ernie agd hit If it were not for something: „ . wered Bolton High, 15^2, In a COC Preaeptt hod RBI singles in the ter High girls tennis team aM lIad Art Baaaell, president of Tallwood, informs us “ Did you noUce the wind come up as soon as^i niir^ , season-long batting slump — East BIU Anderson. Shnabwy'a Hop Meadow Country Club baseball tilt called after five inning. South Windsor rallied with the whitewash brush to South playing partner George McAlees had an unusual Catholic broke out with a ven­ John Nowobilski will be the site for this Monday's event. ,, " I knew I shouldn't have taken that lesson. innings by mutual consent. seven in the fourth to make it Windsor High, 74, in CCC East putting round last week. After four putting the first geance Friday at Eagle Field, Although not a “ household nam e" rat, Jeff Uuman “ This sand 1s too hard!" The win was the second in two exciting. play Friday in South Windsor. hole, McAlees proceeded to one-putt the next eight slugging five homers among 21 hits is the 1666 Tallahaase Open winner. Then again, who “ This sand is too soft!" days (or Cheney and moved them Winning piU-ber Carrier sacked Manchester is now 5 2 for the holes. However, nothing was mentioned about the in a 25-6 rout of St. Thomas Aquinas knew someone called Lee Trevino when he captured “They ought to cut these fairways. In a game called after six innings back to the .500 mark at 7-7,64 in three hits and drove in three runs, season; South Windsor dips to 56 back nine. the 1661 U.S. Open. The year prior, Trevino had only “ Look! This cup wasn’t placed properly, no wonder, conference. The Techmen need to whiie Cruft also collected three On Tuesday, Manchester Country Club will host the by mutual agreement. with (he loss. won 126,672, on ^ 1600 In 1660. On his first year on tour I can't make it." . , „ hits to spark a 17-hil offense. Class B Division of the Connecticut Women’s Golf The 25 runs was one short of the at least split (heir final six games The Indians host Ferm i High o ^ (1806), Sluman won 9603, 261st on the money list. “ M y cleats caught on the backswing. to qualify for post-season play (or a Spears clouted a pair of doubles Association. Manchester Community College will be and Bob Schaeffer. single-game school record of 26. Monday. Our thanks to Texas humorist Jim M cAiee lo r and Martin added (wo singles for sponsoring the Cougar Golf Invitational at the Tony Roberto better play well May 26, as set in a 25-1 state tournament win second stralf^t season. Rssults; Aileia Quinbv (M) THE BTHHIPIAN TRAGEDY HAS AFFECTED the Indians. Hoth butters also had Evans 64,64; Sara FortlfOHi.(M) W . Country Club, Wednesday, June 5. Since a large Blackledge Country Club holds ‘ ‘Beat the P ro” Day. oyer Guilford in 1553. Bolton is winless in I I outings THE PGA TOUR. Touring professional J.C. Snead **'??«» quote of the week comes from renowned three RHIs. Becky Horton 41,64; l**^*®: turnout is expected, interested golfers should contact The first “ major” event at the Hebron course, the "I wish we could save some of and Is 412 in COC aetkm. not (M ) de(. Kecio Kinder 42. (to; Tori and the American Red Cross recently teamed up for a teacher Bob ToskI: “ Golf is an intelligent game Crystal Reynolds was the losing MCC Athletic Director Pat Mistretta for further President Cup, will be held May 16. these runs," said a relieved East The Techmen had 11 bits in three McGehan (Ml del. A llli^ Miller W , series of golf clinics designed to benefit the relief played by Intelligent people stupidly.” ' previous games (bis week. They pitcher. 16,41; Fouia Lacey-JMI Boggin.M M ) details. ()oach Jim Penders. "W e were due o S . Tracy Kllngntan-Rachel Ollqler program in Ethiopia and other stricken areas of For this week's trivia Manchester hosts Ferm i High Ellington Ridge has a new assistant golf profes­ LOCAL TEAMS AND PROFESSIONALS have for an offensive explosion iike this. collected 15 against (he Bulldogs. 42, 46, 41; Leslie Johnson-Jailer Africa. Snead has volunteered his tim e and talents to original Inductees to the World Golf Hall of Fame. Monday al Fitzgerald Field at sional. Phil Shamber of Vernon will join the ERCC pro fared well so far in the Connecticut Section PGA We certainiy hit (he ball hard " I guess we had been saving (hem Foley (M) del. Lort^zzono-Emma host several golf clinics on the PG A tour with Answer in two weeks. (hits) up (or today," said Tech 3:30. Hushes 42, 41; OehBle Broy^goll shop staff assisting PGA professionals Wally Cichon Pro-Am events. PGA professionais Ralph DeNicolo today. I just hope it can continue.” thellleid (M ) del. (None Flne-Olona - East will not have long to coach Bill Baccaro. "This was our Soylor 64,43. celebrate this victory as the day, I guess. We came out of the EC boyt win Eagles, 5-5-1 in HCC play and 5-7-1 blocks hitting and got some good, EC triumphs overall, are back in action today in clean bits.” East Catholic boys tennis team the annual James W. Penders The bitting made a winner of NEW BR ITAIN -^Rallyingfrom registered a 52 victory over St. Memorial Scholarship Game. In senior righthander Gary Warren, a 3-2 deficit. East Catholic Thomas Aquinas Friday at the SCOREBOARD honor of Penders’ late father. 24. Warren didn’t allow a Bolton trimmed St. Thomas Aquinas, 12-3,. Manchester Community Coliege ‘Ggainst Stratford High at Penders safety until the (Inal inning, in HCC girls softball action Friday courts. flisld in Stratford at 1 p.m. yielding two altogether. He struck­ In New Britain, John Price, Sean Powers and Diminutive Eagle shortstop out nine and walked two. “ Warren The Eagles are now 52 in HCC Jim Fallon won singles matches Browninn W 51) Matt Mirucki led off the East first had our control today and pitched a play, 55 overall while the loss (or East, now 2-5 (or the season. P owar w e r (S____ 5) .... G olf with a solo homer and that proved great game,” Baccaro lauded: drops the Saints to 1-6 in the Scholastic Little League Scholastic Baseball Cards OlPino pitchad to 3 batters In 6th. Results: George Sopleho (A ) del. P B - - A ^ . T—2:07. A—2X097. to be an omen of things to come. Warren aided his own cause with cimference, 24 overall. John Lorence 43,41; John ^ I m (KCI East exploded (or a pair of lO-run a (wo-nin first-inning homer. That Elast Is back in action Monday at del. Kevin Sweeney 44, 42; r o w o r* Michael Dewart Custer PBA raaulta (EC) del. Don Zibaltls 4 ), 4 l;,FM lon Amarlcan data 5. Phllllaa 0 innings, in the third and fifth highiigbted a six-run frame. home against South Catholic at (EC) del. Brion Poliak 41, 64; 6 ^ MH8 JV banball Third baseman stanzas, sending 14 men to the Warren also added a single. Dave Nike Field at 3:15. DimMckl-Lorenc (C) del. |weha-Vol Monctitstsr cruthsd South Windsor, Modern Janitorial defeated Army SlOOAMBvrenNolson^Closslc Harford was 4(or4 including a Dzledzlc 44, 43; Zlboltl^Dave ZIellta Manchester PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK plate each inning. Brian Gallahue, East was trailing 52 going into (A ) del. Scott Jenten-MIko Kelly M , 14-1, In lunlor varsity bostboll Friday and Navy, 62, at Waddell Field. John ObrbM ObrbM At irvbiB, Tokos, Mov 10 Bowes pitched a complete game and (Per 71) ...... who was 3-for-l with 5 RBI, had a double, Bruce Carpenter con­ the fifth inning when moved in 42; Chris OIckson-Todd Pineg ( t t y at M o r lo ^ FIsId. Noll Archambault Home address: 22 McCabe Samuel 2b 4 0 0 0 Wilson cf 5 0 10 tinued his hot hitting going 5(or-3 drt. Greg Sznaj-Romon Koplco 76,43. starred on ttw mound and at tho plats, Mark Mossaro hit a two-run homer tor Stone If 4 0 0 0 Chopmn 2b 3 1 0 0 Mac O'Grodv Vinch-hit two-run single to high­ front with a four-run spurt. Andrea hurling a two-hlttsr with 10 strlksauts the winners. Tom Strono pitched well Street. Haves cf 3 0 10 Bodtmn 2b 2 0 I 0 Bob Eastwood l i t the third-inning explosion. with a single, double, t r i ^ and Ryan had an RBI single and Geri and tauallino the oppositions' hit total for Army and Navy. Born: August 8, 1%7. SchmIdI 3b4 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 3 10 0 Buddy Gardner Peter Oosterhuli Sallahue also capp^ the fifth three RBI, Mike Mancini 2-for-3 Grimaldi a tw4run double to with his own bat. Chris Oodsn and Kyis Corcorn 1b >0 1 0 Carter c 4 0 13 with an RBI and Tom Dowd 2-(or-3 Altksn also ripped two hits for the 12-2 National Farm Class: Junior. Virgil c 3 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 2 1 1 0 John Cook 6^7®” ! Iram e with a three-run homer. highlight the frame. EC girit win Indians. Height: 8-2. Weight: 180. Wilson rf 3 0 0 0 Foster It 4 112 Tom Wotson >■ That was followed by a solo blast with two RBI. East put matters away with a Aguayo ss Joe Inman 67-70-137 NEW BRITAIN - East Catholic Wolff/Zackln outslugged Corter's 3 0 10 Knight 3b 3 0 0 0 7067—137 off the bat of Scott Vibberts. Ken Hipsky’s double was the five-run sixlh stanza. There were Chevrolet, 24-16, at Bowers Field. Chris Bats: Left. Throws: Right. Corlton p 1 0 0 0 Santana u 3 0 0 0 Tom Byrum girls tennis team improved its MH8 JV tonball Gross ph 1 0 0 0 (3ooden p 3 12 0 Jodie Mudd “ Sophomore Kevin Riggs first hit (or Bolton in the fifth three walks, several Aqpinas Cunningham belted two home runs and Seasons played: 9 — Little record to 53 with a 51 troumdngM Manchester's unbeaten lunlor var­ hod seven RBIs for the victors. Ben Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Mork WIebs ifaunched a three-run homer in a inning. Freshmen Reid Martin miscues and a Janet Bienkowski sity softball team kept Its streak alive Grover, Jeremy Kirch ond Scott Owen League, Colt, Junior Legion, Walker p 0 0 0 0 Tony Sills drove in both Bolton runs with a St. Thomas Aquinas Friday. The Doulton ph 1 0 0 0 Gary McCord fbur-nin fourth inning (or East. RBI single in the inning. Friday with a 204 romp over South also ployed well. For Carter's, Billy Legion, Illing Junior High. single later in the frame. Eagles host Rocky Hill Tuesday at Windsor. Kris Husbands cranked a Hanson, Hertls Dlllev, Glen Weeks and Hudson p 0 0 0 0 Dan Forsmon ' Aquinas, 3-6-1 overall, also got in Karen Vaughn was the winning Brian SllkowskI all played well. TeloN 29 6 3 6 TeNdS 31575 Al Gelbereer Cheney is back in action Monday pitcher (or East. She allowed two SilS. double, triple and homer, while Stacey MHS. Craig Stodler :tte home run derby as Pete TomkIsI drilled three hits. Three H 6 6 6 -6 -Bnrtlewski blasted a grandslam in a make-up at East Hampton at hits, walked four and struckout six. Results; Andrea Beorse (EC), del. others added two safeties apiece for Career highlights: Junior New Yerk 66629636a-5 Bill Kratiert Kim Klolber, 42, 47, 43; ,Mgry the Indians, Including LonI McCabe, InL Farm (teme-wlnnlng RBI — Foster (1). Tom Sleckmonn homer (or the Saints in the fifth 3: IS while Bolton resumes play "It was a needed victory,” said Greenwald (EC) del. ElenI Angelll, S -i. Legion M VP with 3 home runs Tom Kite Paige Lepak and Shelley Hoher. Dairy Queen routed Ansaldl, 21-7, at E—Corcoran, Aguayo. DP—New ^Inning. Tuesday at Rocky Hill, also at 3:15. East coach Jay McConville. “ It 43; Mary Goodwin (A) 1101. Nolalle McCabe was the winning pitcher, f f an d .392 a v e r a g e ; L it t le York 1. LOB—Phllodelohla 5, New York Ron Streck Grin, 7-5,7-5; Jane Cam era (EC) del. Verplanck Field. Cindy Botticello and Andy Magee : Mirucki, Riggs, Mario DiLoreto Cheney Tech 66) 01 14151 brings us closer to qualifying for upping her Individual mark to 11-0. Steve Botticello lined three hits to pace League All-Star two years, 8 9.2B—Carter, Hayes. HR—Foster (4). Bolton 000 02 2-2-3 Leena Tawllc, 4X 64; Lisa J.enssm- SB— Strawberry (6), Wilson (6). Jeff Sluman 'God Gallahue each had three hits the state tournament. We have Jean Gillespie (EC) del. Kim Klolber- DQ, while Mike D'Avanzo cranked a Russ Cochran Gary Warren and Mike AAoncinl, three-run double aitd Greg Ryan added HR when 12. 3did Brian Feshler, Kevin Madden, AAork Pelletier (3); John Sombogno, some M g HCC games next week Mary Goodwin, 6-1. 7-6; KoHe / IP H R RR BB SO Rex Caldwell Glllesple-Corol Trocclola (EO del. o pair ot safeties. Brian Zaccoro Other sports: Football. Ronnie Block 'tarry Stanford and Vibberts two . Ken HIpsky (2) and Reid AAortln. and we’re looking forward to pitched well In relief. Eric Long starred PMMSoSNlta WP- Warren (24), LP- Sombegna. ------ryknn Ann Dll l SoftbaU with the bat and the glove for Ansaldl. Future plans: College. Corlton 5444, Gabes 3b 51-1-1, KllszewskI rf Gibbs hurled the distance to improved to 55 with their third Enfield Monday. East, 52 (or the season, will take Trust to register o 104 victory at Cincinnati 14 13 .510 V/7 Camp p 0 0 0 0 « 5 4 1 4 , Koffo c 51-14, Amaya If 2-1-44, Fitzgerald Field. Jim Silver paced the Acher (S 4) 3 1 0 0 1 2 Cindy R gg 3545—70 absorb the loss for Coventry. strMght win. “Our first nine Rosulta: Horowitz (M ) dof. ScoH part in Monday’s Eastern Invita­ Lot AnoolM 15 14 .517 V/i Borolos pitched to 2 batters In 6th. ChmMs ph 1 0 0 0 Beverley Davis 3446—36 .Clerkin 2b 51-24. Totals 25476. Softball Vets with three safeties, while John Houston 13 14 .411 2’/a .Agulnos 001 041 474 Brett Laferriere socked three batters had UU.” Faignant alao NNoon 64, 42; Siwlk (M l dof. Todd Kearney cracked a pair of triples. Carl HBP—bv Leal (Bradley). WP— CLEVRUMD TEXAS Dsdmon p 0 0 0 0 Jull Inkster 3537-40 Paveno4X43; Browno(M) dof. Tony tional at Pautipaug. Atlanta 11 15 .423 4 Barolas.T—4:29. A—30,116. ObrbM ObrbM TOMN n 6 6 6 TeNdS 31 5 7 5 Sally Quinlan 3536-^70 '(tost Catholic 10(10) 4(10)x 25214 bits to lead the Patriots, while said it was not a well-played Sorlclnl and Bob Klotko added two hits $on Francisco 11 16 .407 4'/a WP- Powers (5 2); LP- No«iahton. MLoo 41. 47, 64; Kofinsdv (M ) doT. Rosulta: Jon G fovot (P ) dof. Jim apiece for the victors. For CBT, John Nixon If 4 1 1 0 Horroh 2b 3 1 2 0 AllooNl IM666666-6 Myra Blocfcwelder 344470 teammates Tim C^hena and Kyle MHS In tourney defensive gam e by both teams. Horry Pork 64, 41; Park-JIm GoM- Borok 3543, Bob TodoMl (EC) dof. Colgon and Craig Krest ripped two hits Butter cf 4 12 1 Ward If 4 13 2 MeoNOM laO M O SO -5 Sue ErfI 3520—70 mon (tW ) dof. Vic Antlco-Rondv Jotm Lukot 34-46, Dovo Olondor (EC) "li Ondnnatl 5, Houston 2 Franco 2b3001 Bell3b 3000 Game-winning RBI— Drlessen(2). Jeannette Kohlhoos 3445—71 Breault added two hits each. The Bobcats (ell to 56 with the each. Montreal 5, Atkmto 0 Rad Bax 5. A’a 4 (10) SOUTH WINDSOR — Man(die4 Oumoi 43.44 43; LeuI* Porkor-Chrlt dof. Bron Franklin 17-45, Barry Powll- Thomtn dh 3 0 1 0 Parrish rf 4 0 0 0 E—Perry. DP—Atlanta 1, Montreal X Caroline Govnin 3437—71 Cheney routs “ We had a couple of chances on Icoory (SW) dof. Aaron Wlocliowokl- tlwn (EC) dof. Tim Sulllvon 4547, New York 5, Phllodelohla 0 TaMer 1b 4 0 10 Johnsn dh 4 12 2 LDB—Atlanta X Montreal 5. 2B—Law, ter High’s softball team cUnebed a loss. Chicago at San Diego, night suicides and our seniors missed the Tully Potulak 46, 5 4 76; Brian Brian Schultz (P ) dof. Joo Wlagliclk - Indapandant Jacoby 3b 3 0 0 0 O'Brien 1b 4 0 1 0 Ramirez. 16-2 berth in the state tournament by An eight-run third hming gave 42-49, Jool CtazowskI (EC) dof. Stovo P lttsb u ^ at Los Angeles, night OAKLAND BOSTON .. IP H RERBBSO Aolton, signs,” noted Patriot coach Bob SuHlvan63avo Outalta (SW) dof. Joff obrkM obrhM Vukovch rf 4 0 1 0 Slought c 3 1 1 1 outslugging host South Windsor, Manchester a big lead. Shelley Konnard-Ertk JotaMon 74.44. , Sclonno 44-49, East won modal point. Buffalo Water Tavern exploded for St. Louis at Son Francisco, night Benton c 4 0 0 0 Wright cf 3 1 1 0 BOLTON — Fourteen runs in the Plaster. eight morkers In the fifth frame to beat SatbrOiv's Bernes Collins It 5 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 4 0 10 LeMostr ss 3 0 0 0 Tolleson ss 3 0 0 0 AAohler (L 7-1) 414 6 5 5 2 I Hockey Main Pub, 1»-5, at Rtzgerald. Ken Hill (AUTimeeRDT) Lonsfrd 3b 5 1 1 0 Evans rf 4 2 11 Hargrv ph 1 0 0 0 (kirber 24 0 0 0 0 0 bopped three hits while Gory LaForce Phllodelphki (Rovrtsv 52) at New York Murphy cf 5 0 2 1 Rice If 5 12 3 TolMs 32 2 6 2 TetMs 31 5 9 5 Camp 2 1 0 0 1 0 launched two home runs to spark (Fernandez 60), 1 ;X p.m. KInemn dh 5 1 2 1 Armas cf 4 0 10 aevMond 266666 666—2 Dedmixi 1 0 0 0 0 0 Stanley Cup playofla Buffalo. Butch Tologa, Bill Stevenson, Atlanta (Bedroslan 61) at Montreal Baker 1b 3 13 0 Easier dh 5 0 0 0 Teoos 666 m61x— 5 Ken Bavler and Frank Lalashlus all (Gullldcson 34), 1 ;35 p.m. PIcclolo 1b 1 1 1 0 Bucknr 1b 5 14 0 B. SmIthlW 54) 9 6 0 0 1 2 NHL pfayoff achadule j Davis rf 3 0 0 0 (iedman c 2 0 0 0 (xome-wlnnlng RBI — Ward (1). Sports In B ri^ contributed two hits apiece. For Main Pittsburgh (DeLeon65) at Los Angeles DP—Cleveland 1. LOB—Cleveland 7, T—1:57. A-1U20. Pub, Steve Crispino and Scott Govton (Hershlser 30), 4:05 p.m. Heath c 4 0 11 Barrett 2b 2 0 0 0 I Hill 2b 3 0 0 0 Miller ph 10 0 0 Texas 7. 2B—TaMer, Johnson, Ward, Campbell Conference Champtonshlp { banged two hits each. St. Louis (Cox 2-1) at Son Frandsco Horroh. 3B—Butler. HR—SlouMit (3), Glenn Construction downed Farr's, (Laskev 14), 4:IB o.m Bodite ph 0 0 0 0 Nichols 3b I 0 1 1 Series ! Whalert-Media softiMill game today Hndrsn ph 0 0 0 1 Johnson Gutlerrz (5). ssS—Tolleson. 3SF—Fronco. 1 1 0 (Best-e4Seven) Short memory helpful to Chicago 63, at Robertson Pork. Rick Sheehan Houston (Scott 1-1) at Clndnnotl (Soto and Bob Goehrlng led the winners with 52), 7:05 p.m. Golloeo 2b 0 0 0 0 Lyons ph 10 0 0 CMcoge vs. Rdmenten EAST HARTFORD — Members of the Hartford Whalers’ Griffin ss 4 0 0 0 Hoffmn se 0 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO Basketball (Oilers Mod series, 51) two hits each, while Rick Burnett, Chlcogo (Eckerslev 61) at Son Diego OavaMnd organization take on a local media All-Star team today in a 1:30 Bernie Guleohe and Ed Me Kee had two (Show 52), 10:05 p.m. TeMe 16 4 16 4 TetaN V 5 11 5 May 4— Edmonton 11, Chicago 2 By United Press Intornatlonal straight in three series this season. leas complimentary. the third period with a one-goal Schultzs (L 52)414 6 4 4 2 1 May 7— Edmonton 7, Chicago 3 , p.m. charity softball game for the benefit of Muscular Distrophy lead, the 'flyers limited the Nor­ safeties each tor Farr's. Sendov's Gomes Thompson 2 34 3 0 0 1 1 Game 4 of the best-of-eeven " I think they got a lot of breaks, ” Altonta at Montreal Oakland 1166666M6-4 May 9— Chicago 5, Edmonton 2 • at McAuliffe Park. semifinal series is Sunday night at be sakl. diques to six sots. Phlladelphio at New York Beslan 666 666 361 1— 5 Easterly 11110 1 NBA playoff achadule May 12 — Edmonton at Chicago, V A short memory goes a long way Nika (teme-wlnnlng RBI— Nichols (1). o. m. ; Scheduled to appear for the Whalers are Ray Neufeld, former for the Chicago B lad i Hawks. Chicago. Chicago center BUI Gardner tore Houston at Clndnnotl HouSr(W 51) 614 6 3 2 3 5 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles E—Lansford, Oleda. DP—Oakland 2, May 14 — Chicago at Edmonton, 9:3X goalie Mike Veisor and all-time great (^rdie Howe. Assistant “That first game you've got to The Hawks snapped Wayne knee ligaments Thursday night Brad McCrimmon was forced Brand Rex came up with two runs In Rozsmo (S 2) 24 0 0 0 0 0 CobSerenco SemHIonaN p. m. • Chlcogo at Son DIeeo Boston X LOB—Oakland 9, Boston 11.2B (Best el Seven) coach Claude Larose and sportscasters Chuck Kaitcm and Rick Gretzky’s 37-game consecutive from the gam e and the series with the top of the sixth to secure o M win St. Louis at San Francisco —Lansford, Kingman, Buckner X Baker. HBP—bv Easterly (Slought). x-Moy 16— Edmonton at Chicago, 6:317 forget," Black Hawks center Denis and is ridelined for the season. over Stevenson's Texaco at Nike Field. HR—Rice (6), Kingman (7), Evans (3). S PB— Slought, Benton. T—2:39. A— (AHTbnesl------I EOT) p.m. • Peckham will also compete. Tickets are $2. Savard said of the 11-2 humiliation acorinK....atreak, in large part In the other semifinal, the Flyers a fieparated shoulder in the first The victors were led by John MIzoras, —Gedmon. 10,461. period. But defenseman Brad AL atandlnga Detrott vs. Boston x-AAoy 16— Chicago at Edmonton, 6:0X Chicago suffered in its series becMiBe of the MukIow work of lead the Quebec Nordiques 51 with who doubled and tripled. Bob Bollok, IP H RERBBSO p.m. • Marsh took over. who rapped two hits ond Ron NIvIslon, Oakland TIgara 3. Whita 8ox t (Celtia wki serlee, 44) Woles Cenference Championship Ser^ opener against the Edmonton Troy Murray. Game 4 in Philadelphia Sunday ertio tripled and tallied the winning run. Codiroll 6 53 5 3 3 5 2 April 26— Boston IS , Detroit 99 les Oilers. He didn’t care to recall the Savard, blanked in the first two night. ’’We showed what kind of team For Stevenson's, Greg Holmes and April X — Boston 121, Detroit 114 we were after that iitjury to Brad," Pete Heard drilled three hits apiece, w L Pet. GB Atherton 14 3 1 l o 0 AAoy 2— Detroit m , Boston 117 Phbedeinhio vs. Quebec McEnroe reaches semifinals second game either — a 7-3 games, and Jack O'Callahaa had a Philadelphia forward Tim Kerr Baltimore 17 9 .654 Howell ( L 62) 214 4 2 1 1 0 DETROIT CHICAGO (Ryers lead series. 51) Marsh said. “ We never panicked. while Pete Gourlev paunded two ObrbM ObrbM AAoy 5 — Detroit IDS, Boston 99 thumping. gold and an assist for the Hawks is to be fitted with a special knee round-trippers. Detroit 14 9 .640 ’/I AAoy 6— Boston IX , Detroit m May 5 — Quebec X Philadelphia )■ NEW YORK — Much to his own dismay, John McEnroe We kept working." Toronto 17 11 407 1 N lm r *" 7 53 9 4 4 2 3 Whitakr 2b 4 0 1 0 Low If 4 110 (OT) ; But Thursday night the Hawks Thursday night. brace that wiU allow him to play. Stanley 0 60 0 0 0 2 0 Trmmll se 5 1 1 0 Fletchr ss 3 0 3 0 AAoy 10 — Boston IX, Detroit 113 provided a needed touch of drama to the Tournament of Boston 15 13 SS 3 Pbllotelghlo vs. Milwaukee May 7 — Philadelphia 4, Quebec 2 ! won 52 to get back in the Stanley “ We deserve to be here," said In winniiig 52 Thursday nlgM, (Quebec must avoid entering the Nartharn New York 1) 14 .440 5>/i Oleda 1 0 0 0 1 0 Gibson rf 2 2 2 1 Baines rf 4 0 0 0 May 9 — Philadelphia 4. Quebec 2 Champions Friday when he was stretched to a thirdset tie-break Milwaukee 11 16 .407 6'/i Clear (W 1-0) 114 1 0 0 0 1 Porrish c 4 0 3 2 Walker 1b 4 0 3 1 May 12 — Quebec at Philadelphia, 7:X Cup playofta. The decision ended O'Callahan, a defenseman. “We the Flyers again proved thqr can third period behind. The Flyers are L.M. Gill came from behind to edge Stanley pitched to 2 batters In 6th. Evans 1b 1000 H skc 3000 (Sixers wkt series, 40) p.m. ; before putting away Italian Claudio Panatta. Cleveland 10 17 .370 V/i April a — Phllodelphia 127, Milwaukee Ekbnonton’s record playoff victotry didn't get here by any fluke.” win without some of their bed and the best team in the league at Manchester Oil Heat, 64,at Robertson. west T—3:26. A—23,517. Herndon If 4 0 0 0 Kittle dh 4 0 0 0 May 14 — Philadelphia at Quebec 7:3X “ I didn’t feel as bad as I looked," McEnroe said after escaping Rich Brimlv ripped three hits and Tony _ SImmns dh 4 0 0 0 Boston cf 3 0 10 105 p.m. • streak at 13, including nine Oilers coadi Glenn Sather was most physical players. Entering protecting a lead. California 11 11 421 April X — Philadelphia 11X Milwaukee with a thrilling 34,52,74 decision over the unseeded Panatta to Page and Ron Slumon added twa each Minnesota 1$ 12 45$ 2 Lomon cf 4 0 2 0 Poclork ph 1 0 0 0 x-AAov 16 — Quebec at Phllodelphia.; for the victors. For the losers, Jim Fox PIttaro 3b 3 0 0 0 Cruz 2b 10 0 0 in 7:X p.m. ; reach the semifinals. Chicago 12 12 400 3V7 Yankaaa 6, Royala 4 AAoy 3 — Philadelphia 109, Mllvraukee ond Mike Pillion chipped In with a pair Konsos City 12 14 .443 e/j Brookns 3b 1 0 1 0 Gamble ph I 0 0 0 j^AAov 16 — Phllodelohla at Quebecx of safeties apiece. Hulelt 3b 10 0 0 . 104 7:30 p.m. , Seattle 13 16 .441 5 AAoy 5 — Philadelphia 121, Milwaukee Oakland 12 17 .414 6 (Sulllen ss 3 0 0 0 NEW YORK KANSAS CITY Solazar ^ 1 0 0 0 112 _ _ Silent Mac O ’Grady leads Nelson golf Texas 9 17 .346 7Vi Mandni denies retirement Woman'a Rae ObrkM ObrkM ToNds a 3 9 3 TeNdS B 1 7 1 PTMoYs ReeoNs Hendrsn cf 3 1 1 0 Wilson cf 5 0 0 0 PsrBond vs. Los Anoslss The Main Pub pummelled Buffalo Boston 5, Onklond 4 (10) M t t i ^ lb 5 0 0 0 White 2b 4 12 3 oebrelt I616N616-S NEW YORK — Ray “ Boom Boom” Mancini angrily denied anxious to talk, others were willing CMcpbs M66N 666-I JL o k o ti sfki ssrioo, 41) Bv Mike Rubun to the PG A quaUfying school Next, at 6-uader 136. cam e John Water Tavern, 174, at Charter Ook. Toronto 6, Seottte3 Winfield rf 5 3 2 I Brett 3b 4 0 10 April 27—Los Angelos12X Portland W1 published reports Friday that he had retired from boxing and to talk about him. Clotidla Aheorn, Jeon Hennlgon and Baltimore 6 Minnesota 5 Baylor dh 4 I 1 3 McRae dh 4 1 1 0 Gome-wlnnlna RBI — (Mbeon (3). United Press Intemotlonol before earning his tour card, has Cook and Tom Watson, who shot a E—Gibson, Walker. DP—Detroit Tennis "Do you want some good Mac Darryl SIbrInsz oil hod three hits for New York6, KansosCltv4 Wyneaor c 4 1 3 3 BolbonI 1b 4 0 3 1 Aprll30— Los Angeles 134,Portlond116 declared he stUI has the desire to fight. yet to win a tournament. He is 66 Friday and moved into position the Pub. Joann Congdon slashed four CallfamlaS, Mllwaukee4 X ChlcagoX LOB—OetroltO, Chicago 6. Rndtph 2b 2 0 10 Wathon lb 0 0 0 0 2B Mancini, the former WBA lightweight champion, was reacting IRVING, Texas— MacO’Grady, feuding with the media because of O'Grady stories?” asked Ooster- hits for Buffalo. Texas$,Cleveland2 S o n ^ If 2 00 0 Motley It 4 0 10 to make a charge at his first Detroit X Chicago 1 —law , Boston, Wolker, Parrish. HR— AAoy 3— Los Angelos 130, Portland IX to a story published in Friday's New York Daily News, which had a story about him a year ago in a huis, who in 11 years on the tour has Grittev If 1 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 4 0 0 0 AAoy 5 — Portland 11X Los Aneeiss 107 exuberant on the course but silent championship of the year. SdkirdsvY Games Berra 3b Gibson (3). SB— Gibson (5). S— ^^611,666 Tournament ot Cbnm; won once. “ There are are some 4 0 0 0 Jones rf 4 12 0 Fletcher. AAoy 7 — Los Angeles IX, P o r t i a IX ' him saying “ I'm going to retire.” o ff it. shot a 2-nnder-par 65 Friday natiottel magazine. ( M Timee EOT) Atochm ss 3 10 0 Conepen S63 1 I 0 bizarre stories. Detroit (Berenguer 1-1) at Chicago IP H RERBBSO Oonvor vs. Utah AtPofSM^M.Y..Ntaya \ to move three shots in front after Defending champion Craig (Lolkir 1-2), 1:20 p.m. Ft >000 (N ub| M wki sorleo, 41) '' His two-round total of l5uiKier Stodler was among those at "I probaMy shouldn’t say any­ T e tts . _ 31 4 7 I Tetsds 17 4 M 4 April X — 6enver 130, Utah 113 two rounds of the $566,600 Byron Bowling Seattle (Young 24) at Toronto (Cloncv New Yetk MB66666I— 6 Terrell (W 44) 634 7 1 1 3 3 r a a a s T " Alice Miller leads LPGA 132 at the Las Colinas Sports Club 5under. suffering a double bogey thing because Mac takes every­ 61), l:3Sp.m. Scherrer 14 0 0 0. 0 0 AAoy 2— Denver 131, Utah i n (OT) NMs h i Golf Classic. Kansas CWy 166661666-4 AAoy 4 — Utah 131, Denver i n at the par-4 16th. Tom Kite, trying thing to heart. But you never know ()akland (Krueger 53) at Boston (Hurst (Samewinnine RBI— Wynegar(2). Hernandez (S 7) 3 0 0 0 0 1 cdS!,!SS5r.srj:ttK(aa O'Grady refused to talk to put him three shota'in front of Bob 1-2), 2:05 p.m. AAoy 5 — Denver 125, Utah 116 MO 1 ^ , C M O m iva S r SUFFOLK, Va. — Alice Miller, the top money- winner on this to win his second straight tourna- whether he is going to complete his E—(terra. White X DP—New York 1, AAoy 7 — Denver 116, Utah 104 reporters followiag his course- Eastwood, who shot a 66 Friday, New York (Rasmussen 1-1) at Kansas Kansas City X LOB—New York 7, Seaver (L 51) 7 24 7 3 3 6 5 LawtonDuncan,Ashevllle,N.C,4X41. ‘ year’s LPG A Tour, shot a 6-under-par 66 Friday for a one-stroke mem was in a large group at round or withdraw. TrI-Tewn James 114 3 0 0 0 1 record 63 Thursday. A crowd of Buddy Gardner (66) and Peter City (Block 52), 4:05 p.m. Konsos a W 6. 2B—Wynegor, McRae; lead after the first round of a $200,000 tournament. 4-under. “ He might (ire his caddy in the Minnesota (Butcher 52) at Balti­ II. HRr-WhIte (5), Baylor T— 3:59. A-a,24l. writers and broadcasters gathered Oostabuis (66). Howie Edsvords 10S-S3I, Pete Fortin more (Boddlcker61), 7:35p.m. M iller carded seven birdies to only one bogey on the par-72, Ben Crenshaw, who finished only middle of the round. He’s been 21^2I»-S7t, Roy Bessette 2I1-SI7, Dove Wvneqar (3). (Boel-o4Seven) around the scorer's tent after he “ I f I had putted like I did Edwards 200. Rob Mlgllore 201-531, Meedtom (4). Nallanal Laagua raaulta (AHTimee RDT) 6,165yard Sleepy Hole Golf Course. finished play Friday. But O'Grady yesterday," said Gardner, also a four of the 11 tournaments in which through more caddies than anyb­ CallfOmla (Witt 53) at Milwaukee IP N RERBBSO l^es ^l^t^t^iles vs. ^3ettver Dove OIbbe 212430, Tom Jones $11, (CXirwIn 5 S , 6:35 p.m. New Yetk Football broke into a trot. Jumped into a goU in an eight-year tour be entered this year, survived the ody in the short tim e (three years) Pete Ford 531, Ooorge Mayer 500, Cleveland (Creel DO) at Texas (Tonona Rada5.Aatraa2 AAoy 11 — Denver at Loe Angeles, 3:X cut and was at 5under. he's been out here.” ERnIe Nickerson 500, Ken Margotto GuMry (W 53) 7 6 , p.m. cart and aped to the clubhouse. “ I would have shot in the 04), 6:35 p.m. Righefll (SO) 3 2 1 O’Grady was in a good mood aa 511, Roy Berlin 560, Charlie Church 534, SondayY Gomes Konaas Cllv AAoy 14 — Denver at Los Angeles, II Smith’s eagle evens up Seniors O'Grady. 34. who made 17 trips While O'Grady was not all that Don Dzen 541, Stu Parker 530, G w y Seattle at Toronto HOUSTON CINCINNATI p.m. be played his round, however. He Clarke 506, Bob Torrev 565. Lsbmdl (L 52) 714 6 i ObrbM ObrbM AAoy 17 — Los Angeles at Denver, 10 U8FL atandinga Oakland at Boston Beckwtih 134 1 Doran 2b 3 0 10 Mllnor cf 3 110 p.m. SAN AN TO N IO , Texas — Ben Smith used an eagle on theninth jokMl with the galleiy and cheered New York at Kansas atv WP—Beckwtih. T—3:4X Cabell 1b 4 0 0 0 Rose lb 10 0 0 AAoy 19— Los Angelesot Denver,4p.m. hole Friday to ti£ Al Balding at 5under-par 65 (or the first-round his playing partners. NIta Owla Minnesota at Bolttmore Gamer 3b 4 0 0 0 Dovls or 0 10 0 (iailfomla of MUwcxikee L T Pet. - lead in the $200,000 Dominion Seniors Invitational golf Fast speeds common at Indy Cruz If 4 0 0 0 BllarMI c 0 0 0 0 (HnocsesorvBomosTBA) Karen Tracey 201-160-545, Morion Cleveland at Texas Base cf 4 13 1 Parker rf 4 1 1 2 Tompo Boy 3 0 .717 ■ tournament ' - (Gordon 176-561, Kennie Moir 500, Detroit at Chkogo, night Angala6.Brawara4 PuM rf 3 10 0 Cedeiw It 4 12 1 New Jetaev 636 271 Moureen Wood 177-^ Priscilla Cush­ Smith p 0 0 0 0 (Esoskv 3b 4 0 1 0 Cattlea 123. Platana IIS Birmingham 636 IN A trio of more familar names — Lee Elder, Don January and INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Mario come here, it juot wasn’t fun. I ’ve burned enginea in three days. ID F O R D man 165-451, Llso Cox 162, June Rosrett Amarlcan Laagua raauNa Ashby c 4 0 2 0 Powsr p 0000 ivnfYvnis 64S 241 ' Gene Littler — was tied a stroke back at05 whilesix players were lived out of a suitcase (or 36 years ” We had some engine problems 407, Kathy Bonenskl 466, Elaine Wood­ Jockeenvilie J4S SB Andretti recorded the (aotest CAUPORNIA MILWAUKEE Then M 3 0 1 0 Concpcii m 4 0 I 0 * two shots off the pace with TBs at the par-73 Dominion Country and .I'm tired of packing and due mainly to mysterious mte- OTORS cock 460, Pom Fortuno 451, Laurie Blua Jaya 8. Marlnara 3 ■brbM ObrbM RevnMs ph 1 0 0 0 Destsr 2b 3 0 0 0 BOSTONOSn Bammoro speed ever at the Indianapolis Oognon 163454, Annie Gagnon 176471. Pettis cf 3 0 0 0 Younf dh 3 13 3 NIekro p 3 0 I 1 Vn (3rdr c 2 0 0 0 Bird 7-n M 17, McHole 7-15 410 2X Ortondo .in i 8 i i f Club course. Motor Speedway Friday — the unpacking." tokes." he sold. "There was 'Mark hUdford wants to be Carow 1b 4 1 1 0 James cf 4 0 10 DlPbio p 0 0 0 0 Rodue ph 10 0 0 Parish W-M4434, a Johneon411 W-I42X 9960 Andretti drove his 1665 Loto- nothing that mode any sense. Houston m 361 fourth straight day the (eat has your Personal Ueeheme” SEATTLE TORONTO Benlqui 1b 0 0 0 0 Cooper lb 4 0 10 Mmphr ph 1 000 BrMmno p 2 000 Aliwe401-39, Buckner 1-1524, Wodmon Coswortb 214.265 mph. His crew Whenever we were out on the BrkM obrbM Jones dh 3 111 (.omon rf 3 I I 0 0 0 0 0 Kmcheph 0 10 0 745417, AAoxwell 1-114X WIINoms57M Ooktand Seahawks’ Warner returns been accomplished — as a prelude Perconl 2b 5 1 10 Gordo 3b 5 1 4 6 Brown eh 1 0 0 0 SImmns 3b4 00 0 ,J J 2 ® *»6®tT060N BS63 7.Totals4409294113X Denver to Saturday's first day of qualify­ and that of Roger Penske had track, we felt we had a good firriffiAi Brodtav It Arlwna 4 110 Meeeby cf 5 0 0 0 Jodison rf 4 1 1 3 Ogllvle If 3 0 0 1 D R TR orroia Portland SEATTLE — Curt Warner is back. ing for the Indianapolis 566. Andretti timed at 215.6 mph but the setup.” REPAIRS Calendar Davis 1b 5 0 20 Bell If 5 0 11 JNIJw f*-.® 22® StJtToedr c 4 1 I 0 oIbSImor s s ®®^^" ® Trtpucfca.7-17 4 4 IX Benson 411 04 X 6 6 J71 1st Thomas dh 4000 gome wkwlno RBI— Codene m . Lolmboer 9-14 54 11, Long 54 04 x San Antanlo 6 0 473 m ■ Last fall, the 1563 NFL American Conference nisMng Uto day also was highlighted by speedway timers did not verify AadretU aaM laps in the 214 mph Barfield rf 4 I I 1 S S 2 5 ? i ? ? 5 5 2 g««>tier 3b3 1 30 Loe Angeles Cowene rf 300 1 Brrghs dh 2 0 1 0 WlKeno 2b 4 0 0 0 Romwo ss 2 0 1 0 E—Concepdon, (Somer, Crus. DP— Thomas 15401517 a, ItounMold 00 OOX .3,6 Jn 179 champion took the football on a pitchout, made one cut and Gordon Johnoock'a retirement af­ thatchMlag. range will be needed to capture the FOREKMA HenGrsn cf 4 0 2 1 IMatBk Ml 2 0 1 0 Oownbw If 3 0 I 0 AAolltor ph I 0 0 0 HjMNlot^CIndnnoWXLOB Houston7, V. Johnson 5W 1-1 X TVIor 50 00 N, ter 36 years of Indy

19 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 11, 1985 ^ _ _ _ _ | - - l^ n u m N o iT s M8GEUANE0U8 RENT FOR R EN T — iMELPWAIiTiO NELPWMTEO Patrick — Ewing to be top prize in N BA iotter)| h FOR R E N T - 20’ X 20’ ^ 6 ^ ____ ft.1 ___ 1 u a '/i Alan M t a chanc^ MANCHESTER • Two signs him. the Lakers. He’d also get a c h a n t^ ' experienced LANDS­ EARTENDER - Port a*'- Garden plot ..M ay - Sept. Kansas City) — are in the running leave college a year early — Detlef bedroom. Heot, hot wa­ Of course, Ewing stands to to play with Bill Walton and’ C A P IN G c o n s t r u c ­ tim t, nlebtsond weekend ter, appliances. 9479. Ref­ 1st. Lono Hill Rood, An­ By Mike Barnes for Ewing, the most promising No. Schrempf of Washington, Chrta dover. 742-4029 or 449- United Press International benefit as well. He should com­ Marques Johnson. ; t t i o n LABOR ER S days, experience pre­ erences, Itote, security. 1 pick since Ralph Sampson and Mullln of St. John’s and Xavier W A N TED • Cell otter ferred. Apply Manches­ N o pets. 742*9199 4502.______mand a salary greater than last New York - Ewing could s t ^ « possibly since Kareem Abdul- McDaniel of Wichita State. 6;00pm, 443-0150. ter Country Club between evenings. NEW YORK — Patrick Ewing year’s No. 1 plrt. Akeem Olajuwon MANCHESTER INDUS­ Jabbar. But Ewing la the Jewel. with BUI Cartwright, who m ls^ __ 10am and 2pm or coll will never be compared to Miss of Houston (Vr million over six h a i r STYLIST - Expe- 4444103. T R IA L SPACE - 5,500 sa. The lottery will be telecast live (2 “ He is not going to have to make last season with an ankle SMALL ATTRACTIVE America but heTl look awfully years) or the-1999 top selection, rienetd tor busy salon. FRICE-Rettierendien.^ ft.-92.50/91,146 per p.m. EDT) at halftime of an NBA that great of an adjustment in the The league woOld probably benefl^;- THREE ROOM furnished pretty to the winner of this Sampson (94 mlUion over four Friendly surroundlnet, LE O A L s e c r e t a r y - dwondetwe 94r-^ -roemi, kit* apartment. All utilities month, 12,429 so. ^ * playoff game. Stem will preside pros," says Golden State general most financially with Ewing In Smoll downtown Hart­ 93.25/93,364 per month. Sunday's first annual NBA seasons). benefits. Coll 443-2101. cell* Including heat. Gentle­ over the suspenseful event much manager A1 Attlea. “ He is not a Knlck uniform. :;:2I ford Law firm. Position man preferred. No pets. Let's talk - Coll John of Lottery. Here's a brief look at what .tlle,d*ni^ like a host of a game show. 25-90 polnt-a-game scorer. Instead, MEDIUM SIZED LAW requires experience Parking for 2 cars. Call 443-2414.______In an event that seems more Ewing could mean to each lottery Sacramento — Getting EwinB<« reefina. RetWantiel et Cards bearing the logos of the he does the things that makes a FIRM • Looking tor Real with: Decedent's Est­ yar6 ' i 449-7743. suited for the Atlantic City board­ participant: would be the best thing that could ^ ates, preparation of legal MANCHESTER - 12,900 seven clubs will be placed in winner. He rebounds, blocks shots Estate Secretory. Expe­ RAmriNOANDFAFER- -commerdol. 44HS«- walk than a Manhattan hotel. NBA Atlanta - The Hawks have happen to the Kings, beginning,, rience preferred. Good documents, word pro- n o T o r i i sq. ft. freestanding Indus­ identical sealed envelopes. An and plays defense.’’ MAtHHHO* Vkferter end M A N C H ES TE R - 2 bed­ commissioner David Stem will never drawn well and need some­ their first season in northerh„, salary and benefits. cestlne equipment and iMdRe t§ interier, celllijef^re- DUMAS ELECTRIC •» room duplex. Applian­ trial or warehouse build­ accounting firm will supervise the “ Patrick doesn’t Just beat you," line up the league’s seven worst one to replace often-injured Tree California. Ewing, LaSall^;; Reply Box R, Manchester poteesslne excellent se­ eoNed. iRNMtMcei, LI#M9 dimmineT Fuoee ces, lease, security. 9350 ing. Available In Sep­ process, much like the system used adds St. John’s coacb Lou Came- Hergid, P.O. Box 991, cretarial ckllls, 922-7141. tember. All utilities clubs and award one the No. 1 pick Rollins. Ewing would be the best Thompson and Otis Thorpe wou d-H. kMwred. Ouellty work. btowMiet Repairs, im* plus utilities. 633-6921 for the Academy Awards, secca. “ He tears you up." Manchester, C T 06040. MdrHn MtNIteon, even* provements end eddi* evertlngs. available. Ample pork- in the June 18 draft. thing to happen to the Hawks since comprise three young, gifted b if-v SPECIAL EDUCATION LAWNAiewV^ ttonel ciroiits. Fully u* ino. SplleckI Realtors, And unless mdness prevails, that The lottery will complete the lne9,44M4lt. Stern will pluck the envelopes Pete Maravlch. men who will only get better. ^ ^ p a r t t i m e w a i ­ TEACHERS AND AIDE - RAIREO; censed, insured. Cell MANCHESTER - Spa­ 643-2121. pick will be Ewing, the George­ from a plexiglass container and order of the first-round selections. t r e s s e s & KITCH EN Wanted for ontlclpoted HOUtt FAlNTiki 4444Snanytime. cious 2 bedroom apart­ Indiana — The Pacers are a Seattle — Jack SIkma woult^'^ town University center who was place them in slots numbered 1 In subsequent rounds, teams will h e l p - Experienced. sum m er openlnes In tPOMlble, fxeerl itjmiUrrrim m e n t. 9550 m o n th ly rising franchise and Ewing would college basketball's most intimi­ through 7. The commissioner will draft In order of their regular- move to power forward, hlj,^ Bldwell Tavern, 742-4979. Early Intervention Pro- imilwiduel. Reeb' CARPENTRY ^ Includes heat, hot water pair nicely with power forward orom at Tolland Reel- gONRY*FrseEttll dating defender the last four open the envelopes, beginning with season finish. So, Golden State, natural position, shouid Ewing srertL He lab too and electricity. Security. Clark Kellogg. on/OMR. Contact m e m ’ •imdL Free ettn Cdll'.TenvSeuiik Coll 449-0920. seasons. Any club failing to choose No. 7 and proceeding to No. 1. with the league’s worst record, will land In the Northwest. The SoniM ^ EXPERIENCED MEDI­ PROFESSIONAL COU­ Golden State — The Warriors Joanne Knoep-Phllo, 944- Mike, 4474374. 4494II1* Ewing should be banished to the Representatives from the seven draft first In the second round, could sport a frontline of Ewing,. ^ CAL RECEPTIONIST for •472 or 497-1100. Affirma­ PLE NEEDS RENTAL have had trouble In the past Sikma. Tom Chambers, Tiih.,^ busy 3 doctor family EAST HARTFORD - One Patrick Ewing, who ied Continental Basketball clults will be on hand. followed by Indiana, New York, tive Actlon/EOE. HAWKEl . w r o from J une 15th to October signing their top picks. Should practice. Appointments, bedroom. Centrally lo­ Georgetown to three NCAA Association. etc. McCormick and Danny Vranes. VICE cated. Large yard. No 1st. Will house sit, Man­ patient contact, heavy Today Is great d a y... and The seven teams that failed to But don't feel too badly for the Ewing end up here he would be '•-c :EieBKr; pets. Security and refer­ chester area. Call 417-444- championship game ap­ Ewing, who led Georgetown to telephone, pleasant en­ Classified Is o great way make the NBA playoffs — the New clubs that don’t get Ewing. Players reunited with college teammate ences required. 9250 per 3447. pearances, wiil be grabbed three NCAA championship games, vironment, 4 or 5 days a ... to sell somethinol CM h FOGARTY t « York Knicks. Golden State War­ expected to drafted soon afterward Eric Floyd. week. Coll 4444)144. 643-2711. month. Call 649-4424 otter as the top prize by one of the will deliver more than victories. New York’s Don Mattingly won-/- dorfy I 4pm. SINGLE PROFES­ riors. Atlanta Hawks, Los Angeles include Wayman Tisade of Okla­ SIONAL M A L E , 33, seeks seventh worst NBA teams He is expected to generate millions Los Angeles Clippers — Ewing the American League batting title 447*7S99. FARRAND RBMC IndJ Clippers. Seattle SuperSonics. In­ homa, Benoit Benjamin of in 1994, while Tony Gwynn of SaiL_ IN O — C«blriets,i one bedroom apartment in additional box office, television would go head-to-head on the city’s THREE ROOM APART­ during the first annuai N BA diana Pacers and Sacramento Creighton, Karl Malone of Louisi­ Diego won it in the National. j DBLiVf : GHitiDrft.. WMW1 mftftl seitt to ii^ i In private home storting and radio revenue to the club that sports pages with Abdul-Jabbar of MENT - Appliances. Lottery to be heid Sunday. Kings (fresh from their move from ana Tech — three players who will LOAM- decks, ell types of re . 4939. VISO/4 Available Immediately. July 1st. Coll 972-2330 tax.' r i delkid end repairs. F9 Singles only. $300plus oas evenings.______stone. estimate*. Fully Inst heat. Coll Rose, 647-9400 ■?#'V T otiRWone 4434017,1 or 646-9646. MOME< I; 4pm,&474d99. For Sale Call TILLEC SUMMER STREET - 4 metes,: CARPENTRY AND rooms, lirstfloor. Availa­ I m o d e l i n g SERVIC 'PLOORSANDII *04413.. ble June 1st. Parking, no HOUDAY/ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 'IM tO F E S S i : VVmfNWv > Flodrs Mce new. 647-9946 pets. Security. 9380 : pairs and fum e in elder t SEASONAL RUSTED, monthly. 644-1409. trunks,* QuoNty work. ( ret end stained tie roeeir. Ess : dss,ticens9dandl HELP WANTED To CMI4444149. Notices Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED WANTED IHELP WANTED iHELP WANTED THREE BEDROOMS In Duplex. Available June EXCELLENT QUALITY & Education H E LP W A N TE D - Ladles Subscribe 1st. $475 monthly plus CONSTRUCTION SU­ LAWN CARE CONSTRUCTION COOR­ BARTENDER AND WAI­ M O R TG A G E SALES - FIREWOOD - Mostly Morteoge soles Is an art clothing store- Parttlme- utilities. Security. Nice hard wood. Cut, spilt and P E R IN TE N D E N T - Pro- APPLICATOR- Imme­ D INATO R - To assist In TRESS - Part time even­ Thursday evenings and neighborhood. 646-2292. LD8T AND FDUND diate opening for lawn scheduling and expedit­ ings for summer and full and a sclencel The delivered. $75/cord. Min­ lect Manager all day Saturdays. Apply 1 H ^ H O P E S IMS experienced supervising care applicator position. ing materials and work time available In Sepr McCue Mortgage Com­ Today! imum 2 cords until June pany, one of Connecti­ In person Tues.- Sat.; The S RENT CHARMING ONE BED­ LOST - Sunday, May 5th, HELP WANTED multi-family construc­ Over $200 per week start­ force. Must be good In tember. Call 6494)016,2 to IHELPWANTBI FOR SALE FOR SALE 15th. 649-1931. cut’s leading mortgage Designer Touch, 317 ■ ROOM APARTMENT In Amethyst Rina, vicinity tion. Estimating expe­ ing salary. High School Math and keeping re­ 4pm. bankers, believes In this Green Road, Manches- S residential area. 9425 In­ of Hawthorne Street and rience helpful. Excellent diploma and good driv­ cords. Multi-family resi­ ter. Conn.. • JANITORIAL PERSON­ M A N C H ES TER - G R E A T MANCHESTER- ASSU­ MANCHESTER - Room cluding heat and utilities. HOUSEHOLD TIRE CHANGER- SVi dential construction ex­ BODY PERSON and Is looking for an West Middle Turnpike to days per week, uniforms. compensation package. ing record required. NEL NEEDED - Pori C O N D ITIO N - 999,900. M A B LE - 991,900. Finally for rent. Completely fur­ Available May 25th. Se­ Medl-Mart. Graduation If you are a hard worker, Agronomy background p e r i e n c e a p i P'S. NEEDED- Experienced Individual to accept the nished Including stove, Insurance, vacations and challenge of becoming an RN/LPN Charge Nurse-2 time mornings, 6 - 9am, Huge Living room with 0 family-sized house you curity. 649-4427. gift. Reward. 649-6400. sick days. Will train. well organized, quality preferred. Call 649-9667 Engineering or Account­ only. Paid holidays, uni­ Monday - Saturday. 94.25 fireplace In this well kept can afford! Three bed­ refrigerator and linens. forms. Salary negotiable artist and scientist. It you Full time position avallo-1 USED REFRIGERA­ Apply In person Tires ond cost conscious, and for appointment and In­ ing training preferred. per hour to start. Man­ Ranch. Beautiful bock rooms, V /i baths, fire- $50 weekly plus two M A N CH ES TER - New4'/i and commensurate with are Interested, send re­ ble on 3-11. Excellent* TORS, WASHERS, International, 1195 To l­ can build on schedule, terview. Evergreen Send resume and referen­ chester orea. For more yard .and many special placed family room and weeks security. 646-9697. room^ 2 bedroom apart­ experience. Apply T&B sumes to Box P, Man­ benefit or non-benefit* Ranges - clean, guaran­ land Tpke. Manchester. send resume ond referen­ Lawns, 53 Slater Street, ces to P.O. Box 653, Information, Coll toll features. D.W. Fish oarooe. All this and an ment In duplex. Fully PERSONALS Manchester. Manchester, C T, 06040, Motors, 460 Storrs, Rood, chester Herald, P.O. Box rate. Call Mrs. Gibbs,* C LEA N , Q U IE T ROOM - teed, parts and service. ces to P.O. Box 653, RN., DNS., Meadows2 free, 1-900-343-1901. Realty, 643-1591 or 971- assumable mortgage appllonced kitchen. No Low prices. B.D. Pearl & Manchester, C T, 06040, and call Linda, Monday Mansfield Center, 423- 591, M anchester, C T Middle aged working PART TIME DRIVER - 06040.______Manor. 647-9191. J 1400. tool Call today for de­ pets. References. $525 Son, 649 Main Street, F A B U LO U S FA K E S - Must know streets In and call Linda, Monday NEED MONEY? Earn thru Friday, 8:30 to 4:30, 1167. tails! Joyce G. Epstein person preferred. Non- plus utilities. 649-4003. Sculptured nails and Nall $300 to $900 a month part 6 4 3 -5 6 3 4 .______srpoker, non-drinker. 643-2171. Manchester. Apply In thru Friday, 9:30 to 4:30, RN- 3 weekdays, approxl- NEEDED SITTER for 1st J Real Estate, 647-9995. Capping. Professionally 643-5634. time In your spare time. Real Eatate MANCHESTER - References required. 649- person. Krause Florist, medical MEDICAL RECEPTIO- motely 3:30-7:30pm. grader. Vicinity of Wa-| MANCHESTER - Availa­ QUEEN SIZE WATER- done In my home at a Fast rising company ANSALDI-BUILT - 1237. 621 Hartford Road. RECEPTIONIST- Full NIST/SECRETARY -Full Work Individually with shington School tori MANCHESTER MINI ble Immediately. Nice BED - Simmons, wave­ price you can afford. By needs mature adults with time, except half day 9127,900. Im m aculate FARM - 12ocres surround one bedroom with garage appointment only. 072- MENTAL RETARDA­ Initiative and desire to time. Good telephone patients suffering from mornings and/or after] less, conventional style, olfernafe Wednesdays. stress related disorders. HOMES Raised Ranch In sought this 6 room farmhouse MANCHESTER - Excel­ In quiet location. 9390. 6019. TION WORKER I- Part get ahead. Contact - Jan­ skills required. Billing school. 643-4491. i lent furnished room for takes only 90 gallons of NURSE’S AIDS- Full or Filing, some typing, et Counseling experience - • FOR SALE otter area. Large country with barn and 3 parages. Boyle Real Estate 649- water. Frame, mat­ part time positions avail­ time positions available ice Wine dally after 6pm experience. Call 646-2094 kitchen with beamed cell­ pentlemon. Convenient Monday thru Friday 9 to cetera. Occoslonoilv as­ required. WIN train In PART TIME PERMEN-i I SITOJXn. W E G UARAN­ tresses & built-in heater. able for 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 Immediately. Saturday and Saturday between 1 sist doctors. $6.00 per ing, large living room TEE OUR HOUSES! location. 949 weekly. 649- and 5pm at 563-3066. 5. Blofeedbock. Rewording ANT PDSITIDN as a TV * GOVERNMENT HOMES One year old. Originally ANNDUNCEMENTS shirts. Alternate wee­ and Sunday 7am to 4:15 hour. 649-9571. Resume. with picture window and Blanchord & Rossetto 4003. LIKE PRIVATE HOME - pm. $9 hourly plus Con­ work environment. Bio-' attendant in hospital,* from $1(U repair). Also 9700, asking 9400. After kends required. Also: raised hearth fireplace. Real Estate, 646-2492. V room apartment with necticut State Benefit HAIR STYLIST PLUMBERS/PIPE FIT- feedback Clinic of Man­ Man Chester/HartfbrdS delinquent tax property. /2 Spm, call 529-1405. EMERGENCY? In Man­ Part time or full time SALES - Sales Is on art chester. 646-3382. D.W. Rsh Realty, 643- Today Is ereot day... and basement. Working sin­ weekends only. Certified Pockage. Applicants WANTED- Full or part TERS/SPRINKLER FIT­ area. Mature, repsonsi-* Call 905497-6000. Ext. GH- chester, diol 911 for fire, and 0 sclencel The 1591 or 971-1400. NEW LIS TIN G I Terrlflc2 Classified Is a great way gle adult, married cou­ FOR SALE - Refrigera­ Aids preferred. Apply In must have a caring na­ time. Following pre­ TERS 9, APPRENTICES- ble, honest. Dwn trans-2 9965 for Information. police, medical help. McCue Mortgage Com­ LIVE-IN HOME portatlon. Will train. 646-* Bedroom Condp In Small ... to sell somethinol ple. No children, pets. tor, Whirlpool, LInllted person during business ture and ability to train ferred. 643-1906 or 569- Large merit shop pany, one of Connecti­ H E A L TH A ID E For el­ 1222 Ext. 2534, Leave] Manchester Complex. Pleasant, convenient lo­ hours: Rockville Memor­ mentally retarded clients 1699. Sprinkler Compony with CHFA HOUSE - 970's. SOUTH WINDSOR • En- edition. Gold. 19.2 Cubic Connecticut work needs cut’s leading mortgage derly woman, needs driv­ message. t Neat os a pin. Perfect for cation. 643-2990. ' ft. Power saving control. ial Nursing Home, 22 In the activities of dally bankers, believes In this Immaculate oldie but loy the tennis courts and licensed fitters. Excel­ er’s license. Salary, room swimming pool right next CHFA. Call today. Of­ I APARTMENTS Outlet for Icemaker. 1 South Street, Rockville., living. Experience In the FULL TIME GLAZIER- and Is looking for on goodie. 3 bedrooms, liv­ HELP WANTED lent wages and benefits and board. Coll 749-6S57 EASY ASSEMBLY] to this exquisite condom­ fered Low 960’s. Jackson m FORRERT M AN CH ES TER - 2 bed­ year old. Must sell - Conn. health care field or edu­ Experlence preferred In Individual to accept the ing room with fireplace. Including Pension Plan, or 569-2356. W ORK I 9600.00 per 100.] inium. 2 bedrooms, large & Jackson Real Estate, room apartment In two Moving. 9400. Call 646- cation In the behavorlal the Installation of mir­ challenge of becoming an WE GUARANTEE OUR 647-9400 or 646 9646. sciences required. Apply rors, shower doors, and Bonus Program, Vaca­ Guaranteed Payment.* HOUSESI Blanchard & living room, seporate MANCHESTER — Avail­ family house. Abuts 7473. tion, Holidays, Life & artist and scientist. If you TYPIST - Full tIme/Part able Immedlotelv. One, Pork. 9375 plus utilities. Mansfield Training plastic shelving. Valid are Interested, send re­ No Experlence/No Sales.] Rossetto Real Estate, 646- dining area. 1W baths. 1 Health Insurance. Li­ time. Vernon Insurance car garape, central air NEW LISTINGI I Impec­ two and three bedroom Call 646-4419. N E W CHILDCRAFT School, Route 44, Mans­ drivers license required. sumes to Box P, Man­ Details send self-* 2492. INJECTION MOLDING censed required. Coll: office. Typing, filing, condition. Only 979,500. U cable condition Inside apartments. $410, $475, FULL SIZED MAPLE field Depot, Ct. or call Call Stan or Mark 527- chester Herald, P.O. Box addressed stamped enve-] H.F.P. Sprinkler for ap­ prelect work. Must be lope; ELAN VITAL-173,* & R Realty. 643-2692. and out. 7 rooms. Hiph on $525, heat and hot woter CRIBS with mattresses. Barbaro Roy 429-6451 for 6293, 10 to 6 dally, 10 to 1 591, M anchester, C T TWO FAMILY - Hurry the HIM. Tree lined street. HOMES Opportunities for competent people for fast pointment at 413-536-7930 skillful at dictation, 3419 Enterprise Road, Ff. and see this 5-S aluminum Included. J.D . Real Est­ Day Care Center has appointment. EO/AAE Saturday. 06040. 1*/i baths, 2 car oarage, and 413-532-0019, or reply: transcription and elect­ Pierce, F L 33492. M A N C H ES TE R - 994,900. ate, 646-1900. FOR RENT extras. $195.00. 643-5535. growing injection molder of quality parts sided propertvl 2 Furna­ raised hearth fireplace. I Box 5097, Holyoke, MA, ric typewriter. Word pro­ Lovely oblsolutely beau­ with outstanding reputation. SCULPTURED NAIL ces. Excellent Income po­ Won't lost long. 979,900. 01041. cessing and shorthand BURR BENCH PERSON^ Lovely Lace PUmIhi Stylt tiful split level with sky V h ROOM APARTMENT TOLLAND - New lovely 5 PIECE SOLID OAK PERSON NEEDED for tential. W E GUARAN­ Jackson & Jackson Real RN’s & LPN’s helpful but not required. Full time, ability to han­ TEE OUR HOUSESI lighted living room. Din­ - Private heme, heat, three bedroom Ranch. queen size bedroom set. MACHINE OPERATORS - Openings on Com e and learn about the advantagaa of working for med­ busy noil salon In Glas­ Flexible work schedule Estate, 647-9400 or 646- appliances. Working sin­ Corpetlno, appliances, $950. 5 piece solid maple ical personnel pool. Must have 1 year full time experience. d le heavy ports, Blanchard & Rossetto ing room hos sliders to all 3 shifts. Experience helpful but will tonbury. Experienced avallabi*. Call 972-6200. deck and manicured gle adult only. No pets, porch, beautiful yard. 3 dining room set, $450. W e have openings on aH shifts. We offer excellent pay and only. Call CIndl, 659-2069 experience required. Fm, Real Estate, 646-2492. train. lawn. All this plus 3 children. Call 643-2M0. minutes to Route 94. No Please coll otter 6pm or banefita. W e wm be recruiting on May ISIh. 1906 from 10 Rifs to *12.50 or 6S9-21S3. mlllortv with aircraft am . to 4 p.m. in the H&R Block Office. Marahairs Mall. 324 CLERK TYPIST- With ports helpful. Apply 6t NEW SALTBOX COLON­ bedrooms. Won't last UER BUILT pets. Couple only. 9750 before 9am, 299-6596. MATERIALS HANDLER - Third shift. To Broad St., Manchester. LPN's to 11.50 secretarial skills for di­ REB Industries, Inc., 19^- IA L - 7 rooms (2,200 sq. lone. Joyce G . Epstein CONTEMPORARY M A N CH ES TER - Second monthly plus utilities. keep our machines supplied with proper Mast CaN For Interview AppekilmenC versified office duties. Commerce Street, Glas*, ft.), 2VI baths, skyllpht. Real Estate, 647-9195. floor apartment. 2 bed­ EMPIRE GAS FURNACE Jacuzzi, porgeout cedor Neiser 2 eiory In Bohon rooms, heat and applian­ - n ts In floor. Set up for resins and help control our inventory of HOME CARE Figure aptitude neces­ tonbury, or call persorp' Mecuttve neighborhood. raw plastic materials. MEDICAL MEDSOURCE sary. Shorthand a plus. nel at 633-S271 between ft. exterior, thermopane MANCHESTER - ASSU­ ces Included, no pets. 9500 propane. Adaptable to COOHOHMTOR windows....WE GUA­ M A B LE - 991,900. FInollv (2.100 eq. ft.) Living plus securtty. Call 646- STORE ju n natural pas. Ideal for PERSONNEL Coll tor appointment. D y­ and 3, EOE. room-Oinlng room com- needs you Immedia­ ”Peopla’’ person with namic Metal Products RANTEE OUR HOUSESI a fomllv-slze house you 3979. OFFICE SPACE small cottage or home. SHIPPING/RECEIVING WAREHOUSE - bmeHon. 29x14. Cathe­ 3SJI00 B TU . 6494370. Able to operate warehouse equipment. POOL tely! Instant pay. orgenizallonal sklMs Company, 967 Parker COOKS- Privately owned Blanchard * Rossetto can offordl 3 bedrooms, Real Estate, 646-2492. 1 VS baths, tlreploced font- dral oeWng with balcony, T W O A N D THREE Full knowledge of shipping forms, able to ______5 4 9 -0 8 7 0 ______Call Pat, Cathy, or needed to schedule and Street, Manchester. 646- family restaurant neeqg] 2H belhs. 3 bedroom*, 600 SQUARE FEET -Ottl- coordinate home care good responsible cooks,, tlv room, oarooe. All this ROOM APARTMENTS - ce/Store space. Business TOASTMASTER D E ­ do inventory of raw plastic materials. 'SPRINGTIME TRADE and on assumable mort- femiy room wHh fl*ld- Heated, security. No LUXE OVEN BROILER - Dottle 247-3043, aealgnments. Pleasant full and part time, w e£ iton* flieplac*. 2 car ger- zone. Spruce Street. 9425 talaphona mannar aa- WANTED - MEAT kends, nights and daver* IN I' - Asking StSO's. Is eoee tool Call today for pets, no applloncas. 646- monthly. Coll R. Jarvis. Continuous xleonlne, MOLD MAINTENANCE AND TOOL Suite 924, too Con­ your older, smaller home details. Joyce G. Epstein ^ Urge lot (Ik acree). 2426.9 • S weekdays. excellent condition. 920. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED aantial. - Haalth caraax- WRAPPER - Part time, Apply In person 3025 MalKT 20x12 deck. Aluminum 643-6712. ROOM - Individual needed with thorough stitution Plaza, Hart­ parlanca pratarrad. Pa­ 9om to Ipm, Monday thru St., Glastonbury. 659- not what you really de­ Real Estate, 647-9995. 649-1947. IN MANCHESTER AREA sided. Winter view from O N E BEDROOM knowledge of the injection molding ford, Conn. 06103. tient cara of CT, Inc. Friday. Experience ne­ 0162. serve?? Then consider 470 M AIN S TR E E T - First Parkado Apia.. W. MIddIa Tpka. all moving up to this spo- SUDDENLY AVAILA­ SM. Tom to Hartford. Con A P A R TM E N T - Heat, ap­ MAHOGANY PIECRUST process for trouble shooting and servic­ 943-9519. cessary. Apply In person venlent location. floor, centrally located, Park SL 73-157 to Andys Supermarket, C ro c k e t clous 11 Room Colonial, B LE - Well maintained pliances. Near Porkode. parking. 646-2426 Week­ TILT TOP TABLE-Old. ing of molds. 91S2.000. By owner. 946- Older persons preferred. Ghaatmit 8L I4MB8 260 North Main Street, I2 90C S with In-ground pool, nice three bedroom Ranch on days, 9-5. $99. Phone 649-7375. beautifully landscaped 22S0. No Agents. ) No peta. Available June For Interview, call Oakland 81 ' all Manchester. Jacuzzi, Family Room off Radial Rd. all CARPENTERS, the Kitchen, full finished lot In o convenient family 1st. 9390. Coll 643-6902 or PRIME D O W N T O W N MUST SELL- 27" con­ Anne Weirs at 872-3705 Tudor Lana all HHA’s W ELD ER S- Sclaky spot NEEDED- Immediate ORtj bosement and beautifully nelphborhood. This fine 649-620S. OFFICE SPACE, MAN­ sole, den or sunroom and seam. Must be able to enlngs for carpentere. enclosed yard plus cul- home features o finished BUSINESS C H E STE R - Plenty of furniture, bunk beds, end Openingaja In Eaal Hartford, Mancheatar, and rec room, fireplace ondo MANCHESTER - Quality tables, and lamps et ce­ Apollo Molded Products MANCHESTER HERALD South WindsorWli areas. pent PW A certifications. Thoroughly experiences de-sacll Call us nowl PNOPERTY parking. Will layout floor Reoulrsd to do own test­ In framing. Must knowt • g y ■, ^ Century 21 Undsev Real refreshing 16 x 32 In- 1 and 2 badroom apart­ plan to suit. Coll 669-1447. tera. 649-3539. 20 Mountain Street Call Circulation Dapt. Huai have 1 year axpertenee. ( ing. Excellent working layout and read blue-S Estate, 649*4000. eround pool. Coll today ments. Heat, hot water, Vernon, CT. ExoaHanl pay and benefits. for detallsl Joyce G. MANCHESTER • Largo and dll oppllqnces In­ BEAUTIFUL Plain De­ condHlons In on olr con­ prints. Full time and bt:;* Industrial or worahouse MANCHESTER - Office We will be recruiting on May 19th. 1989 from ditioned plant. Company nefits. Coll 742-5317, 9:3d> "VERY FEW RANCHES Epstein Real Estate. 647- cluded. Quiet busline. space, second floor. 2 sign Full Length door or 10am to 4pm In the H&R Block office, Marshatia A V A IL A B L E ' - SSO'S. 999S. building. Ampl6 parking. Ideal tor mlddlsHiged and wall mirror. Heavygloss. benefits and overtime. to 5:00 Monday th ^ ? "i City utilities. F .J. Spl­ rooms with full both. 9400 Mall, 324 Broad St., Manchester. Apelv between tom and Friday. - • With full basement, S senior citizens. A ir condi­ monthly Including heat. 945. 24 X 72 Inches. 649- rooms, 3 bedrooms, hard­ MANCHESTER-TOUCH leckI Raoltors. 643-2121. tioned. 9480 and 9515. Must call for an Interview appointment. 4pm. Dynamic Metal 5 6 7 9 649-5255, M r. Jordon. 0120. Products, 967 Parker PART TIME DRIVER wood floors, rear deck, 2 O F CLASS - 992.500. Just 247-SD30. MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL Street, Manchester. 646- N E E D E D - Senior citizens cor eoraoe and quiet offaradi Lovalv 3 bad- REAL ESTATE OFFICE FOR RENT - MiSGELLANEDUS HOUSEWIVES transportation. OoN{b streetl Don't miss this room 2 V t bath condomi­ MANCHESTER - One Excellent for labaratory 549-0870 WANTED bedroom apartment. No FDR SALE only. Coll 649-5199, onel Century 21 Lindsey nium. This unit Is almost I work. 2 walls of cabinets I Real Estate, 64*4000. now and tapturas tannis pets, no children. 9350 IMMEDIATE OPENING anytime. , 24 HOUR CASH OFFER and more. Must see to SWIMMING POOLSIll FULL TIME-Diversified ■ ■ ■ I courts, pool and mostar monthly. No utilities. believe. 9200 per month 'PRICE REDUCTION' - badroom sulta. Lovalv ON YOUR PROPERTY - Coll 742-0073 evenings. Astronomical savings on Earn Extra Money Stock office position for INSURANCE - Bright In­ Call: Crockett Realty, with heat. 649-5334 or the revolutionary 1995 all reliable person In whole­ dividual trainee to learn Lovalv SpllHaval homa vlaw. To many axtros to 643-7175. INJECTION MOLDING In South Windsor. 7 list. Joyca G. Epstain 643-1577 for o quick deoil M A N C H ES TER - 3 room, new 31’ family sized sale optical lob In down­ Property Casualty Per­ swimming pools com­ town Hartford. Must be sonal Lines. Moth ability, rooms.3badrooms. Fam­ Raol Estota. 647-999S. first floor oportment. M A N C H ES TE R - Office With Your Own A laxnrious pUl«w-top of ily Room. 1V^ baths, ear- DUPLEX WANTED for $325 per month Including plete with huge sun deck, Leading manufacturer of quality Injection oreonised, flexible and typing, heavy phone cojot^ pln*epple l*ee will do or Retail space. High oga. NIca, lorea yard with EAST HARTFORD - owner to occupy In AAon- heat, hot water and ap­ fencing, ladders, filter molded parta la recruiting for the following enlov variety. Storting tact. Growing Coventry, i n S S n for tbs aof*. chester area. Call after traffic area. Excellent and warrantee. Now only experienced Individuala. salary,91Mper week. For oeenev. Coll Lee at 643>, or bedi No. 9979 he* 83301 potlo & outdoor Itafttlne. •97,900. Wonderful tamlly pliances. 4 rooms, first sign visibility. Frank Spl­ complete eroebot *reo* le-ia Wolk-out bosamant. home I Spacious 7 room 6pm. 649-7532. and second floors, 9425 997S. Flnonclne availa­ Part Time Job rufMer information, coll 9555. leckI, 643-2121. ble. Coll Paul right now 247-&MM. ask for Donna tioM for IS-ineb pillow- Tbe eMe-aceented yoke l» 'BUY MEI’ SS9.900. Colonial w ith 4 bed­ and 9460 with heat, hot FOREMAN/TECHNICIAN - Qualifying top. Strano Raol Estota. 647- rooms. m baths, flre- water and appliances. while the supply lostsll Campbell. ioftly gatbered; add ruf- 563-1161. experience ahould Include 2 to 3yaera In TeeWt.iM9SUM*r*jja•Nb 11m U: you 'wisb. A cboiee 'SOLD'. ploced llvine room ond Rentals 643-2129. aupervlalon with knowledge of machine WOOD WORK & PLAM aoroas. Beautifully O m C E S P ilC E .. . and mothers with young children, bring them NURSES AIDS TIC LAMINATE - Soiviei p u m , sM 91* Mr 9 M «| ( of aloeves give* you extra Approximeiely 400 eq. ft. hydrolica, Injection mold aet up and trou­ voTsatility. MANCHESTER * NEW landscaped and located SUMMER RENTAL - Mid WEDDING GOWN - Per­ with you and save on baby sitting costs. CERTIFIED-PosItlons experience requIrelT^ loceied on Main St In fect condition. Juliet ble ahooting proceaa. N*. 9999 wHb Pbeta. LISTINO-97S,900. Lovely on quiet cul-de-sac. A May - Mid August, one Manchester, t block from ore now available tor EOE.299-0271. Gaida I* in S iio* 10 to lA style, matching head­ waekende, 7-3.3-11. Apply Cope on quiet street with delleftt to see. Coll for bedroom condo, hoepital. Available Im- Twenty-two Hours per week. 81x012,94 bu*L S « yard* large bedrooms. Fire- details. Sentry Real Est- FOR RENT 9300/month. Includes mwiialely. CoM 522-7291, piece with veil. Orlglnol HOT STAMPING AND SET UP SUPER­ In person: Meadows POULTRY FARM " 4Aineb. price, over 9400. Asking Salary plus gas allowance. Manor, 333 Bldwell is:eti9ns» placsd living room end 2 utilities. 432-1275 deyK 949-2730, evenings. VISOR - Handa on peraon, knowledgea­ WORKERS • Part time* both*. D.W . Fish Reoitv. WORKING MALE STU­ evenings. 995. Coll 6494520. Street, Manchester. Health and retirement 19 aaaoL MM 9ua Ml m* Call ble In atamping of plaatic materlala. Addi­ a*- SMM^a*il9*Mii*iM9imd 643-1S91 or 971-1400. EAST HARTFORD - D E N T - Ncor bus and BVBdAL: ^ -- tional experience in allk screening an plans. Coll Arbor Acree 9149,900. Moenlflcent one shopping. Some odd lobs. MANCHESTER - Modern LADIES BEIGE COAT - SALES HELP • Commis­ Farm , 4334M1, Ext. 3 M .! locUens and a F B K RE8DRT added plus. of o kind custom built 9 4- Lovely Private home. 940 Size 12-14. Large beauti­ sion soles person needed Pattara Beetlra ta tbo MANCHESTER * TIM- 4 room apartment. Ap- ROO ROAD 1 9W7,900. room Randf with 4 bed­ weekly. Reply to Box L. pllances. corpetlno and PNDPENTY ful mink collar. Good SOUND INTCRESTINQ? Immediately. Potential FULL TIME HANOTY- a l b u m . Jaat H A S . You can be a Herald Area Adviser Now Send resume and salary requirements to; aaHSM«asimM __ is e t t r m Impeccoblv mointalned rooms, 2Vk baths, flre- Manchester Herald. P.O. parking. 9360 monthly condition. Asking 975 or to mjlOO. Coll 443-9009. MAN - For summqj^ ftMl aewq. mmsm y i n r best oftar. Coll 64M433 and* handle and supervise our i^t^isrireSr ranch In very deelrable ptaced family room, 2 car Box 591, Manchester. plus utilities. 647-1113 af­ RHODE ISLAND - Cha­ months. Ideal tor colleee goroe* and numerous rlestown. A beautiful attar 5pm. cerrier boys & girls, if you like kids I : EXPERIENCED WAI­ student. Must be o depen« -TBrwMM awus. M New FABHION with areo. Spacious llvlnp ter 6pm. room with fireplace, customised features LARGE ATTRACTIVE - year round two bedroom — want a little independence and Paraonnel Department TRESS E GRILL • Must doMe person. Duties In* PbMe GMi* pettem hs 647-9946 •U else raagM^ ? large master bedroom, throuehout. Located In Carpeted, paneled with FOUR ROOM SECOND home, sleeps 6.1 mile to MEN’S 3 SPEED be at least 30 years old. elude: Cleonlng corsr your own income . . . or c/o Box V, Mancheatar Herald ■eedelGieceOelel screened porch and well finest area. A true home wdlk-ln closet. Conve­ FLOOR APARTMENT • beech. AvoltaMe June SCHWINN BIKE - Uka P.O. Box 591 NlfM s. No colls. Apply In running errands, oanorjit UMi far l*r nient shopping and bus. naw condition. Blue with 647-9947 manicured yard. D.W. et distinetton. Coll for on No appliances. Adults 14lh through Sept. 19ih. Mancheatar, C T 06040. persWi to: Ollda's Lun- chores. Contact Steve' 9 BONUS < Fish Realty, 643-1591 or appointment. Sentry Prefer mole non-emoksr. preferred. 9400 monthly. 9450 per jaeok. Coll after chroma tenders. S ^ Cell cheenette, 301 Adams Carter, Carter rhevroHlf* •71-1400. Real Estate, 643-4050. 6494102. Coll 559-1745. 5pm. 2390551. 6491776. Street. Manchester. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May U, 1985 KIT ‘N* CARLYLE ’ by Larry Wright eiBNTH MANCHFSTIR LJ.S. WORI n CONNECTICUT WEATHER PETS IT M SALES EParesr" m r Texts. . . . . cellectlMicgllectlMg on Orohd List 7/1/33 Lteol AckUtioniAddltlpi Cloudy sky tonight; I'lACrlADl fbOKD FR EE C U TE K IT T E N S -3 MULTI-FAMILY TAG 1979 DODGE VAN - 6 IS ft. ST ARCR AFT - 40 H P Opinions differ Dotson goes free, Tiny infant spends OUT SHE HAb ACAT. moles, 1 female. 646-7959. SALE - May 11th, 9om to cylinder, 4 speed, over­ - Johnson Motor - tilt Taxioi coilgctM e i ot 4/30/83 on iWAS'WePififl) I 2pm. 69 Washington drive. Mechanically trailor. 81,300. Coll 644- (Kano Llil cip/1/ii . , special day at home warm on Tuesday Street. Furniture, tools, sound. Body freshly 2752. Motor VthlcleSupgltmental on MHS problems but pardon denied HAD t>«feU>p€D AH Total Interest stereo speakers. Many painted. Finished Inte­ AUEBETfloWofAeN. 8898,834.11 ... page 7 ... page 2 ItemsI Years of rior. 67,000 miles. 83,99$. QUO ... page 3 ... page 4 accumulation. 644-4055 or 56>0072. Taxes collected on Grand Lists 1970 to 1983 l i j TAP SALES Interest and Lien Fees ^ , • suts 1970 VW BUS-8300. Ap­ L e ^ ^ l ^ n s to Grand List 3,I84.» TAG SALE • Soturdov, TAG SALE- Saturday ache Tenter Trailer, FOUR FIRESTONE SS |17,986.t8- MOV 11th, 10am to 3prn. May 11th S Sunday 12th. Needs top. Good tor util­ RADIALS • 15 X 70 Rain day. May 18th. 200 8am to 3om. 54 Dudley mounted on chrome ity trailer, 8200 or best Total- -- a_ taxes. ------Interest4<«A/aC and Hon lees turned 1409,334.79 Twin Hill Roodloff Route Street, Manchester, rain otter. 1963 VOLKSW A­ woQon whggit. McGord ovtr to Treiuurer u plo 4/30/35 44A), Coventry. Multi- or shine. Locks. 647-9883. CAROL M. LENIHAN ' GEN BUG-Parts cor, tSO. TAX COLLI.ECTOR family, various house­ Coll 649-4671. hold and kid's Items. UNITARIAN MEETING­ FOR S A L E - Set Of 024-05 P205/75O14 studded snow HOUSE TAG SALE - 1968 ORENN MUSTANO- TAG SALE - Everything Household essentials and 6 cylinder, automatic. tires. Used two winters. from household Items, funky finds: Blue willow Runs good. Needs light Plenty of trood loft. With furniture, Chevy ports, Chino, furniture, books, body work. $900 firm. rims. Asking 860. Coll Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Monday,’ May 13,1985 — Single copy: 25f 647-1560 otter 6pm. Ask FROF088P EOOOtT antique toys, crafts, and toys, office furniture, 643-4766. ■HIHTM U n U T «8 DISTRICT ?-ii miscellaneous Items. 57 trash compactor. Near ntoN Veor July 1,1888 le June 811888 French Rood, Bolton, Antiques and collecti­ 1981 LINCOLN CONTIN­ NOTICI TO CMINTOna ESTATE OF BSTIMATID R8V8NU8 (oft of Route 85). 9om to bles, good children's clo­ ENTAL MARK VI-FullV 3415,373 4pm, MOV 11th and 12th. h e n r y J. LETARTE, Toxes Collectable thing and MORE 11 Bak­ loaded and computer­ o/k/o HENRI N. I.ETARTE, Supplemental Mptar Vehicle 12,000 ery and free coffee. ized. Must sell I $10,000 or deceosed Bock Taxes 6,000. f?/cfes 300 Safe ending first season on upbeat note NEIGHBORHOOD AL­ Saturday, May 11th, 9om assume payments. 647- The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Additions TON S TR E E T TA G SALE Gerald, Judge, of the Court Interest Free on Taxes 3.000 to 2pm, rain or shine. 153 0299, Fra n k, day or ot Probate, District ot Man­ Interest on Savings Accounts 40.000 CELEBRITY CIPHER - (off West Middle Turn­ West Vernon Street, evenings. chester at o heorlng held on Sewer Chorees 4.000 By Kathy Oarmut Cheney Regional Vocational Tech­ they call for a ride),” she said. C»*Ebftty Ctp^•r cryptogramt ara craalad from quotattona by pike). Power mowers, 10.000 famous paopla. past and praasrtt. Each lattar tn tha etphar stands Manchester. MOV 7, 1935 ordered thot oil Sewer Connectors Herald Roporttr nical School and East Catholic All of the records on Safe Rides pool table, antiques, res- claims must be presented to New Sewers (Union Street) 1,483 lor snomar. Todtiy’B dtm: £ aguafs Y 12.000 clients are destroyed at the end of a tourqnt dishes. Intercom, the fiduciary on or befc^e Au­ Elderlv Relief High School. by CONNIE WIENER GIANT TAG SALE - Fur­ 179 i MOTORCYCLES/ gust 9,1935 or be barred os by Miscellaneous 3.000 Whan ManohoBtor High School weekend, Kane said. Only a few lots of miscellaneous 431 The expanded hours are a "g ift” niture, toys, T V , clothes, I'ZI bicycles low provided. _ , Manholes Rt. *83 Oakland St. rough atatiaUca — and no names— “ M EKPKBMAWMV WD M Items. Saturday and Sun­ Morv Lou Taylor, Duplicate Tox payments 800 Junior Diana Braaaall used to tell to the three graduating classes, housewares, books, mls- Clerk other atudantf ahe waa involved according to one of the organizers are kept, to ahow bow many people day, May 11th Si 12th. 9am ecelloneous. Saturday, Fire House Building repairs SUZUKI PE 250 - Good The llduclorv Is; (84-15 Budget) 9.000 with the town Bafa Rides program, of the program. have uaed the program, be said. to 5pm. Rain dote, follow­ May 11th, 10am to 4pm. Balance - June 30,1985 221,073 UKADNV 'CLN CNV’B KMB condition. Driven 16 Stanley Letorte their response was usually one of Although Manchester’s Safe Most of those who ha ve called for ing weekend. 151 Birch Street, 71 Staep Rd. 3944,080 hours. $750 or best otter. South Windsor, CT 06074 laughter, she said. Rides program got off to a modest a ride have not been drunk, but MVZBLWVP BLMB YMV LMEK Manchester. 647-1821. MULTI-FAMILY - Satur­ 029-05______BUDOIT SXFSNOiTUBf 8 But after giving up a number of start in December, volunteers rather have wanted to avoid riding Administration Budget 3175,709 day, May 11th, 9om to 355,771 Friday and Saturday nights in an have given rides home to more with someone who has been YLWXIAKV." — IMEWI JAKVVKA. FLEA MARKET- June Fire Department Budget 1pm. Baby equipment 1st., Manchester Grange ANNUAL UeOMT O f FWI MMSMALL Public Works Department 414400 effort to reduce the number of than SO young people since then, drinking, Kane aaid. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I live In the crowd of jollity, not and clothes, toys, mater­ Hall. Space available. May 1Set 3944,030 accldenta resulting from teenag­ said Gregory Kane, a Manchester "W e haven’t been turned into a so much to enjoy company as to shun myselt." — nity wear, household mis­ Coll 649-9294 or 528-8015. Inspections where mode throughout the year tor fire safety ers whedrlvs whilB drunk, she and High S c h ^ teacher and one of the taxi service for drunks at all,” Samuel Johnson. cellaneous, garage door and code enforcement. ADMINI8TRATION BUOGBT the other IS studant vbluntaers in adult organisers of the program. Kane aaid, referring to the clainu and morel 80, 81 & 115 ielefics TAG SALE-Soturdov Many construction plans were reviewed for the Town Build­ President 31,730 the program havatronm respect The town program is one of almost of some inttial critics of the Carriage Drive, Man­ 10am to 4pm. Antiques, ing Deportment reflective of the new growth ond develop­ Directors 6 • 3330 3.300 of their peers, said BraaaaU, the 40 in the state. program. chester. Rain Dote, May ment of the District. toys, furniture, gloss, Treosurer 4.300 vice psesideot of Maacheater Safe "We've cultivated some great The student volunteers are a ^MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS 18th. The Fire Preventlen Team of our Deportment continues do­ Clerk 7.000 FOR SALE miscellaneous household ing on excellent lob. Tax Collector 7.700 Ridea.' Trivial Pursuit players," Kane diverse group, Brassell said. But ISJfFOR SALE I Items. 551 Woodbrldge Several buildings, severely damaged by fire, were Inves­ Rote Moker 1,100 "The kida are finally atarting to said of the program’s slow start. they have in conunon their concern M U LTI-F A M IL Y - Some Street, Manchester. Office Staff 9.300 336,130 furniture, ham radio tigated ond were suspected arson. realise that there is an alterna­ Drivers and others often spent over the rising number of teenage TW O ROTOR A LLIA N CE BAGBOY G OLF CART - stuff, port-o-crlb, miscel­ GRANVILLE H. LINGARD Operating expanses tiv e ," ahe said in a recent inter­ hours sitting around a room in the deaths and injuries due to drunkM Fire Marshall T V ANTENNAS with con­ $20. Used golf bolls, $3.50 laneous household Items. Conllngencv $ 4,000 view. "They trust us." Moriarty Brothers car dealership driving, she said. trols. $25 each or best per dozen. 643-9664. IWANTEO 023JU Bondlng/lnsuronce 3,159 The program, in which anyone on Center Street — the program's Two parent volunteers in the Saturday, May 11th, 9om toduy Auto Allowance 3 • 3400- 1 • 3230 1,450 offer. Coll 646-1776 offer to 3pm. 33 Carter Street, I Auto Allowance - President 400 under 21 can receive a free and headquarters — without getting program — Bob and Kathy King — 4pm. BLACK STEAMER Bolton. RtFORT FROM TNI FRSeiOeNT Stationery 1 Supplies 1.000 confidential ride home, will wind called, he said. said parents of driving-age child­ 1,000 HwaM photo by Pinto T R U N K -32 Inches by 16 BEER CANS W A N TE D - Eoulpmsnt/Servlce Conirocts up its first season of (^ r a tio n on Brassell attributed the in­ ren especially share their con­ Inches, one foot deep. Will buy unusual cons, TO EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY: Telephone 2 Sets w/rollover 1.700 work in teams of two, picking up young SNOW BIRD SNOB- TAG SALE - Furniture, These ore excitina times for the District. During the post Socifil Security • .7.5% 700 June 14 — the night of the MHS creased use of the program to cerns. Parent volunteers await Mara Siebert of Cliffside Drive, a student Good for summer comp. books, clothing, lawn also interested In contact veor you authorized the Directors to purchase the Keeney Dote Processing (Tax Bills) 3.300 senior prom — when it will operate calls with the students in case their people who have either had too much to LOW ER - 2-staoe, 8 HP. with collector. Coll Jose better publicity and to growing volunteer for the Manchester Safe Ridea 26' wide heow duty. Jusf $8. Telephone 643-5314. mower, snowblower, property at the Intersection of Bucklond Rood and Tolland Audit 6,500 until 5 a.m. Volunteers also plan to advice Is needed in an emergency. Turnpike. The purpose of this purchase Is to construct o mo­ Engineering costs 15.000 trust among students and other program, attaches a radio antenna to drink or who dorit want to ride with tuned up. $99. 649-0173. tools, household Items. 649-1292. "T h ey're the ones that care FREE TO GOOD HOME- dern fire station thereto serve the rapidly growing Bucklond Legal 12.000 offer ridea from 9:30 p.m. to S a.m. potential users of the service. someone who has been drinking. 165 Thompson Rood(W- oreo. Miscellaneous 500 on May 24 and June 7 — the nights "They know it’s not going to go her car Friday night in preparation for a Approxlmcrtelv 4 months 100 est Center to O'Leary to Since this purchase, plans hove been announced for o fpur Refunds of the senior proms at Howell around school Monday morning (if Please tarn le page I 41^hour shift. The student volunteers G OLF CLUBS - Matched old female Lobrodor- Thompson). 5/11, lOomto hundred plus condominium unit complex, o 109 unit motel, o Public Awareness 1,000 /Golden Retriever Automotive huge new shopping moll, plus several smaller businesses. Advertising 1400 set of spoldlngs, mens or 3pm. 5/12,1 to 3pm. Postage 500 ladles. Includes boo corf puppy. Adorable but The District Is planning now for the future needs of this de­ Woman's Auxiliary 600 needs lots of attention. velopment and will be prepored. New equipment In the Pub­ and bolls. Like new con­ TA G SALE - 70 Central lic Works Department, and new and rebuilt equipment In the Pensions ____z a dition. $90. Coll 649-1794. Hos hod distemper shot. Avenue, East Hartford, CARSARUCKS Fire Deportment will odequotely serve future needs. We ore 646-5893. Capital Impreventents MOV 11th, lOom to 2pm. Iforsale updating our apparatus constantly. The Administration De­ Furnitures 34,000 portment Is purchasing o new computer and we will be con­ FIlTngling Coblnets/Offlce Shultz leaves 8 HP R O TO TILLER A T T ­ Assorted clothing, house­ verted to Its use this year. ACHMENT FOR SEARS hold Items. MOV ING - Reconditioned Capital ExpandRurtt HOME AND I wish to thank the voters of the District for the confidence Proposed Firehouse 3 1,000 TRACTOR - Tilts 38' 1971 Ford Pickup F250, they showed me In permitting me to serve os President of the Land Acquisition 73,000 73,000 wide. Used very little. GARDEN TA G SALE - Many old 390 cubic inch, 4 wheel District. I also wish to thank the Directors, the office stotf, $350.6494706. and new books, gloss, drive, factory olr condi­ the Public Works Employees, and the entire Fire Depart­ TOTAL ADMINISTRATION BUDGET 3175,709 FLOWERING BUSHES - gomes, four 14' Prowler tioning, extra accesso­ ment membership for the excellent cooperation they hove Jordan without shown me. FIRE DEFARTMENT BUDGET SEW ING M A C H IN E - 50 cents and up. You dig. tires with rims, Atari 800 ries. Snow Runner - built WALTER H. JDYNER Bilarlst Electric broom, dining Coll 649-7406. X L Computer(5 months by Chrysler and 1968 Su­ PRESIDENT Fire Chief 3 1,633 room table with 6 choirs, old) and miscellaneous zuki - 50CC. 646-2948. EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT Assistant Chiefs (3 •31430) 4,290 Fire Marshal 936 slightly used. 1 portable 100 PERENNIALS FOR Items. Saturday, 5/11, 025^ Assistant Fire Marshal 364 TV . Hundreds of different SALE - 75 cents to $1.00. Sunday, 5/12, lOom to 1975 OLDS - 4 door, hard Firs Inspector 230 Items. Clock and watch 646-3156. 4pm. 23 North Street, top. Automatic, small V- OGHTH UTILmeS OieTRICT Captains (2 • 3494) I makers are Invited. I am FIRE CHICF’t ReFORT1M4/W Llautenont (4 • 3468) Manchester. 8, power steering, power Radio Mechonic 0 retired leweler and brakes, olr conditioned, The Manchester Fire Depor tment responded to 490olarms for this fiscal year. Therewore 57 structure tires, 164 medical Vehicle Mechanic By Jim Anderson pawn shop owner. That Sr,b2,fcla$21,smust rear defroster, AM /FM colls, 54 service colls, and 313 miscellaneous fires. Cur­ Department Seerstarv gives you on Idea of whot I ANTIQUES know layout andTAG Stereo. Mint condition, rently, the department Is comprised of 113 members; 13 ot R re Alarm Superintendent United Press International Related story, 1 hove to sell. 649-5961. SALE - Saturday, May must be seen. Asking these ore officers, S3 ore E.M.T.'s, and 54 ore apparatus driv­ Assistant Fire Alarm Superintendent ers. For apparatus, we arc coulpped withoned) Heavy Res­ Point System AQABA, Jordan — Secretary of s e e p a g e 4 11th, 9om to 4pm. An­ 81,250.643-9708. cue Truck, four (4) Pumpers, one (1) Elevated Platform, DIspotchers (24 hour service) ONE PIECE PICNIC TA­ tiques, Collectibles, clo­ one (1) Service Vehicle, and one (I) Alarms Truck. Dispatchers (Holiday Pay) State George Shultz left the Middle BLE FOR SALE - 4' x 8'. thing, books, records, The Training Division conducted 28 drills for the firefight­ Substitute Dispatchers (Vocation) East today after falling to reach an 1980 DATSUN 200SX - Substitute Dispatchers Firm price of 850. Tele­ HARTFORD from on estate. Many ers. Besides these drills, courses were held In the following agreement on the key issue of Coupe, 5 speed, air, categories: An Emergency Medical Techniclons Refresher (Sick Leave) 1,379 364432 i phone 643-5073. useful and unusuol Items. AM/FM, 59,000 miles. Course was completed by 10 members: and The Firefighter Palestinian participation in direct will meet with Soviet Foreign ANTIQUES 110 Columbus Street, Instructors Course was completed by one member who was Oparedng Expanse Arab-Iaraeli peace talks. Minister Andrei Gromyko Mint condition. $4,400. Contingency Fund 1000 25' COLOR CONSOLE T V Manchester. 644-4055 or 563-0072. then certified by the Stole of Connecticut. C.P.R. courses Before flying to Vienna, Shultz Tuesday. WAREHOUSE were also conducted by this division and were open to the Insurance 37,251 - Zenith Chromocolor, public. Chief Auto 8, Office Expense 400 met again today with King Hussein Before Shultz and Hussein met wood groin cabinet. $75. TAG SALE - Saturday, 1980 PHOENIX, 4 door The Fire Prevention Team presented a tine fire prevention Supplies 3400 of Jordan. for the first time Sunday, Jordan­ Coll after 7:00pm. 875- May 11th, 8om to 4pm. 137 hatchback. Air, V-6,4 spd program to oil the schools within the district and mode op- Equipment Raplacemant 21,136 Open Today Telephone 5.000 Shultz said there was a "positive ian Foreign Minister Taher Masri 6736. Edgerton Street, Man­ stick. Front wheel drive, peoronces and gave lectures to various civic organizations 10am-4pm throughout the year. Vehicle Mointenonca 9400 atmosphere” in the talks with the said the Jordanians gave U.S. chester. Household electric windows, elect­ The Informative display at the Manchester Products Show Electricity 6400 Jordanian monarch but that "w e officiala a list of six Palestinians GIRL'S 28 Inch 10 speed 243 FanRhigtM Avg., Heat 1.000 Items, furniture, etc., ce­ ric door, olr shocks, was also the work of the Fire Prevention Team. did not diacuss a list or individual approved by Palestine Liberation Pugeot Bike. Good condi­ The Alarm's Division Installed Radio Alarm Boxes In the Building Maintenance 1 Repair 4.000 Hartford ramic sell out(molds, trailer hitch, AM /FM ste­ Pension Fund Organization chairman Yasser tion. $80. Telephone 649- reo, Coll 649-5593, or 633- Bucklond Areo. These Radio Boxes ore the latest concept In 3403 names” of Palestinians who would points, kiln, hardware, Fire Alarm Technology. Social Security X749 form a Joint negotiating delegation Arafat for participation in peace 1035. 52&0785 etc.) Rain or shine. 5688. 83,500 firm. The Manchester Fire Department hos continued to serve Alarms Maintenance 3.000 the District residents and merchants In o responsible and Communications Repairs 4.000 with Jordan. ta lk s. Hsrald photo by Taiqulnlo professional manner. Fire Prevention 3.000 " I t ia clear that direct negotia­ The composition of a Palestinian We would like to thank the residents, merchonts, manufac­ Training 3,200 tions between Israel and a Jordan­ delegation on a Jordanian- turers and business people of The Eighth Utilities District for Deportment Dues 730 AH tired out their support In helping us to moke our contmunlfy o safer Water Rentals (Hydrants) 33400 ian delegaUon must include Pales­ Palestinian negotiating team is the place In which to live. Social Funds 7,130 tinians becauae the Palestinians key issue in the latest efforts to Adam Kramer of Campfield Road tests part of the new over the weekend to help assemble the playscape, which Respectfully Submitted, Fire Investigation Bureou 0,300 are the people who are very revive talks aimed at reaching a Harold Topllff, Jr. Unemployment Cempansotlon 300 playscape at the Lutz Children's Museum on South Main is about 90 percent complete. Chief M.F.D. Computer Mointenonca Contract ____SB 3179,943 heavily involved and so they need comprehensive settlement of the 0264)5 to be represented,” he said. Arab-Israeli conflict. Street. More than 100 volunteers worked at the museum Rn^amsnTwnidows Shultz laid he sent Assistant Thh United States has said TtMAeUReirt RIFONT (32 Main St.) Secretary of State Richard Palestinians who are not “de­ ■toMTH ununet oibtrict Lateral Suctin Unit Murphy to Israel for further clared terrorists” or PLO M y 1.1tS4 le Apri 30,1000 Flynn Oxygen Unit Condo opponents seek board’s backing Madl-Kad Extraction Vast ’ dlacussiona on a formula for members would be eligible as Checkbook Balance $20,774.91 6 Speed Clip torso strops Palestinian representation. negotiators. But Israel Sunday 4 Jump suits The secretary, who also made imposed stiffer terms for holdirig Receipts Protective Equipment You’re the MOM- 1983 Taxes and interest tSV7,09S.15 Hurst RafurMth ■topa In Israel and Egypt during talks with a Palestinian delega­ Bock Taxes, Interest B Liens 17,277.30 2 Safety bars hit Middle East trip, said "some tion, ruling out participation by Directors asked to enter zoning fray The Art Teacher Interest on Bonk Accounts S5465.36 5 Pooar-Monltors headway” waa made on the anyone committed to the Palestine TO A GREAT greatest from HAPPY Sewer Disposal Chorges 7,850.07 2 Radio Fire Alarm Boxes M O T H E R ’S D A Y Sewer Connection Fees 13409.00 2 Scott 4.S Alrpockt Complete Palestinian Issue and that the talks National Council charter. By Susan Vauahn development, which would com­ loning Commission will conduct a She said she is not fam iliar with Mom ever! Union St. Assessments 1,244.39 23 Scott Alrpock Neaa Clips were a useful preparation for Israel said previously it would the proposed condominium plan MOTHER Joe & Niki To a Elderlv Relief 10,384.39 Herald Reporter prise 46 acres, is being conducted hearing on the proposal next 3 4” Stortz to 4U NST Female Husaein’s visit to Waahington this not talk to "declared members” of and that she would have to study it ON Love, John tc Stacy XO wonderful Personal Property Relief 3,924.25 2 Water 1 Ice rescue tulli by residents of Shallowbrook Lane, Monday. MIsc. a Refunds 2,999.05 1 Scott Alert $-103 month. the PLO, but the new conditions Members of the Manchester whose properties abut the land on There are separate petitions for before making a decision. She St. of Conn. For Rt. 83 9473.92 MOTHER'S Mother, Atmospheric Anoivser “ We are atruggling to find that appeared to also rule out members Board of Directors will be asked the south. James R. Lafiey, a the Manchester and Glastonbury added that she is not opiiosed to Margaret McCoakey! 372143171 1 Constant Pattern N en le composition of Palestinian repres­ of the Palestine National Council, DAY 1 4" Stortz to 3" NST Female Tuesday to sign a petition opposing spokesman for the opponents, said sides of the street, Lacey said. condominiums in general and that Love, Transfers From Savings 440400.00. 1 Frequency Counter (alarm system) entation in the talks aimed at regarded as the Palestinian a sone change that would allow a today that a (letition against the Even without the signatures of they "sometimes make a good land Love, Fire Preventlen parliament-in-exile. Dave Total 31,131,797.49 peace that can be seen both as 244-unit condominium project on condominiums has been signed by the directors, the opponents have use.” Diane Fire House Building Rggolrt 3404M genuinely representative of Pales- The charter approved by the She said the question about how XO DISBURSEMENTS South Main Street. "Just about everyone within 500 signatures representing opposition ADMINISTRATION Uniana and acceptable in this council in 1968 outlines Palestinian The town, as owner of the land on feet of the property," or 95 percent from owners of 20 percent of the the directors can act would proba­ Salaries I 34,517.13 Engine iVsbullt 330400 proceu,” he said. aims, including “ armed struggle" which the Manchester Country of the residents of Shallowbrook land within 500 feet of the property bly be referred to the town Operating Expenses 304U46 New Apparatus Fund 1400 A fter hia news conference, to replace Israel with a Palestinian attorney. Transfers To Savings 375400.00 New Chotsis for Rescue 3 Club is located, is an abutUng Lane. The street is split down the in question, Lacey said. When that MOM, H appy Shultz flew to Vienna, where he state. property owner to the proposed middle by the Manchester- amount of opposition is formally State law says that the town 3420493.99 MOM. Happy MOM, TOTAL FIRE DEPARTMENT BUDGET development in the southern sec­ Glastonbury town line. registered, the PZC must vote at must be regarded as an abutting Mother's Day PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Lacey said neighbors oppose the property owner and that its repre­ 3 Thanks for always FUBUeWORKS DEFARTMUIT tion of town. least 4 to 1 in favor of a zone change Mother's Day, Salaries 35,969.99 This is the first time the condominium project because its or the application is denied. sentatives have the right to sign a being there tor m e Nancy & Terry! Have a Operotlmi Expenses 33,726.73 Public W orki Supt. 113400 Love, Capital Expenses S4433.70 Stalemate goes on directors have been asked to sign a density would be too high, because The country club property ex­ petition, O'Brien said. The authori­ Public Works Btrmlevaes and supporting me. I 13400 ties represenUng the town would Dineen k Keith from Joe happy day. Interceptor 14141341 f t r t Time Extra Bmptavgat 11480 petition related to an application it would Increase trafffic on South tends along the entire 3,000 feet of love you m ore than Interceptor Escrow 38536.13 Emergency Overtime on which the Planning and Zoning Main Street and because of we­ the northern border of the pro­ be the Board of Directors, he said. You dieserve Weekend On Call anything today and 6319470.03 ' 333,0 tlands on the property. They are posed development. A firm called O’Brien said be does not see a Capitol Exp. Carried over 58426.13 must act. Town Attorney Kevin at radicals’ home O'Brien said this morning. The also concerned about its impact on SHVC Inc. of South Windsor owns legal conflict at this point, but always. the best. From 8344 ^ 3177,996.15 Contingency Fund 1400 directors will meet in Lincoln sewers, he said. two lots on the east side of the rather a policy question of whether To Joellen, the second mile Mom, y W lo v e Insurance 13,743 the town would want to get H appy FIRE DEPARTMENT Auto Allowoncg 480 PHILADELPHIA (UPl) - Po­ seven years after a similar con­ Center at 8 p.m. Tuesday and will The area la mosUy zoned Rural property on South Main Street and you. Salaries 44,710.03 Supplies 1480 lice used tear gas, a water cannon frontation with the group ended in be asked to sign the petition during Residence. Thomas N. Reiley of the Metropolitan District C:ommis- involved in the petition process. Mother's Day Happy Mother’s Day! Boulpment Replacement 1400 and gunfire early today In an violence and the death of one the meeting, according to a spokes­ Manchester is seeking a zone sion owns property to the west. The directors can either sign the Telephone 3400 petition or say they don’t want to Love, Witzer Lynn and Todd 3300405.33 Vehicle Expense 6400 attempt to remove members of a policeman. man for neighbors who oppose the change from Rural Residence to Developers Barney T. Peterman Love, Andrea Capital Expenses Carried 11434.96 Electricity 3480 radical anti-eatabliahment group Police erected barricadet early development. Planned Residence Development Sr. and Barney T. Peterman Jr. get involved in the petition pro­ Hoot 4400 cess, O’Brien said. ever From 8344 Budget 3311463.31 Building 1 (Sroundt Molntaiwncg from a rundown West Philadelphia Sunday in a four-block area The drive against the proposed for the property. The Planning and own two vacant lota on the Total 11410431.43 Ftntlen Fund row house. surrounding the MOVE house and southwest corner of the property. No board member has ap­ 3171446.34 Social Socurltv Police and members of the officers then went door-UMloor They recently applied to subdivide proached him on the matter, he TO: MOM PEARL: Unomptaym^ Cemptnaotlen CASH BALANCES groim, called MOVE, exchanged requesting Uiat resldenU leave the the property and construct single­ said. Roses ar^ red, Manchester State Eonk-CD's 200400.00 Intarcgplor Chgrag Savings Account Answtrlno Sorvlcg gunfire with automatic weapons area by 10 p.m. Most left well GE pleads guilty family homes. The issue may be a matter of Mrs. Kelsey. 41,389.42 But they make you sneeze. Intaroegtar Acc'l. Coll Bgfort you Dig for about five minutes. There were before the deadline. case law, O'Brien added. 38,316.13 U i^ r m Sorvlcg Mayor Barbara Weinberg said Carnations are pretty. Savings Bonk ot Monchestar 18,339.06 no immediate reports of injuries. About 4 a.m. sharpshooters, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gen­ Dennis said the contracts were to this morning she had received a 88,724.38 Water But they make you weeze. Happy Mother’s Day Comwctlcut Notional Bonk 47413.24 Rental Equipment According to KWY radio. Police mounted police and plainclothes eral Electric pleaded guilty in retrofit re-entry vehicles for the copy of a letter from attorney. Connecticut Bonk 4 Trust Paving Cotnmiaioner Gregor Sambor read officers, as well as a bomb squad Philadelphia Monday to lot counts Minuteman. Richard Lyer saying the directors' So no flowers we*H send, Co. C.D. 188480.00 OtpNil lipM itt an eviction notice to MOVE were moved into the neighborhood, of cheating the government out of GE faces a maximum penalty of opixisition to the project would Inside Today For your special day. We love you. 8334411.43 Bmarggncy Sowar IrgolM membera ahortly before 6 a.m. many Uking shelter in cars $800,000 in fake costs for the $1.04 million and Dennis said the help the neighbors' cause. Dyer, a Rgterv# Funds Flax-Rods When that waa rejected, police againat occasional showers. Minuteman missile. inveaUgation is continuing to find But our love and our thanks Monholg Reptacsmsnt member of the Manchester school 20 pages, 2 sections Are coming your way. 344940106 Acoulrg RlgM of Ways began pouring water into the home It is believed five adults and 10 which GE managers are crimi­ board, represents his parents, Don't leave us. Anticipotad Expanses children were living in the barri­ 1-86 Sower undarcrawng and then fired tear gaa. U.S. Attorney Edward Dennis nally responsible. Joseph and Cora Dyer, who live on Advioou . 17 DbilutrlM. Interceptor — 48460.39 Now Apoorotue Fund caded row bouse, although aome said in a statement released in He said that Joseph Calabria, Happy Mother's Day Expgni ea Through Jung Shots began ringing out and Shallowbrook Lane, Weinberg Builnass . ■ 20 Opinion. — 17143133 there were reports that a rooftop reporta said there were a dosen Washington the mischarging was one of the managers, has already said. Classiflod. IS-19 PaoplaUIK. Love, Joyce and Don. Your scouts Fropoeed Sewer Prelects — 13040100 TOTAL PUBLIC WORKS Com iet______DEPARTMENT BUDGET funbatUe waa going on for about adults and half a dosen children. accomplished by altering Ume been indicted for perjury in 8 Spofta. 3 79411.63 Weinberg said she has "mixed Entortsinnwnt___17 TatovNIon nvB mlnutea. cards for the employees without connecUon with the casfe and bis feelings about the directors Jump­ UXtwy------2 WMtIrar 02745 Tha police action cornea nearly Pteaee Inni to page 10 their knowledge. trial is set for July, ing in at this point.”