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Yankee Traveler ft Museum exhibits highlight the weekend of June 3-5 Attorney general Multi-Circuits’ wastes Jack Dempsey keeps high proflle\ sometimes go untreated Is remembered Editor’s Note: Another in a ladders and support vehicles lor painters of the period,” according Museum. "art in public places." On Sunc^ay, museum. series of weekly features written modern firefighting. Thirteen to Bartlett Hayes Jr., of the Kids .can go into the “ whisker June 5 he will give an informal SHORT SHOTS: lor U P l by the ALA Auto and ... page 2 greater Boston cities and towns Addison Gallery in Andover, Mass. tunnel” and learn how a qpt uses its slide lecture at 3 p.m., sharing • The New England Artist Festi­ ... page's page 10 Travel Club aimed at providing are sending equipment to theshow. Many of the painters in the whiskers to feel its way around. Or some of his experiences as an val takes place June 4 and 5 on the New Englanders with fuel- whichcoincides withtheopeningof exhibit were part of the circle of they can go into thesmell maze and artist in the New York subway campus of the University of conserving, close-to-home leisure the new exhibit. “ Heros of the Alfred Stieglitz, the pioneer Amer­ learn how a dog uses its nose. At system. Haring has long used the trips. Massachusetts at Amherst from 11 Flames: American Volunteer ican photographer and art dealer. the "hearing wall” they can hear black paper that covers canceled a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and 11a.m. Firemen," which runs until Feb. They show how American artists things as a dog hears them. Two advertisements in New York sub­ to 6 p.m. Sunday. Over 400 artists Bv Jon Zondermon 19. 1984. retained much of their inherent three-minute films, “ Kittens are way stations as a background for will participate. ALA Auto and Travel Club Call (617) 861-6559 for romanticism throughout their Born” and “ The Social Cat," will his white chalk drawings. • June 5 is te Matoon Street information. movement into such artistic areas run continuously. Call (203) 247-91 11 for Antique Festival, Matoon Street, WELLESLEY. Mass. — Exhib­ as “modernisn," “ cubism” and Call (617) 426-6500 for information. Springfield, Mass. Cooler tonight; its of fire engines, modern art and Manchester, Conn. A T T H E MUSEUM of Fine Arts. "precisionism.” information. JU N E 4 AND 5 is time for the animals at Boston area museums • The second annual antique and sunny Thursday Boston. “ The Lane Collection: Call (617) 267-9300 for two-day Lake Champlain Balloon Wednesday, June 1, 1983 highlight the weekend of June 3-5. collectables show takes place June Twentieth Century Paintings in the information. A T T H E WADSWORTH Athe- Festival where 25 hot air balloons 3-5 on the Enfield Square, Enfield, — See page 2 the A LA Auto and Travel Club American Tradition" is the main neum in Hartford, Conn., "Keith Conn. > Single copy: 25ryk and Michael Lynch that served in its present state, neigh­ Mrs. Ferguson, a member of the Bv Gregory Jensen “ because I thought it was a nice public sentiment in Manchester a century ago. Deep armchairs enfold most ride the whole way. bors of the proposed development Cheney National Historic District United Press International centennial of the original Orient healthy place.” . opposes their proposed develop- favor the construction of single­ them on the English section of the “ It’s quite amazing the number of Commission, said she has been Famous pool reopens lavish train. On the French side of the Express’s formal opening. Now, she said, “ I ’m going back mentofihe Great Lawn, which is in family homes — 16 of which could advised by Town Attorney Kevin sintf e people we get;’ Robbins said. “ I LONDON — There’s so much nostal­ English Channel are sleeping cars, TH AT SAME DAY, Bather said, the where it’s safe — New England.” Ihe Cheney National Historic be built without action by the O’Brien that she cannot vote on the BUDAPEST, Hungary (U PI) — The world- don’t know abouj ‘shipboard’ roman­ famous artificial waves swimming pool at gia these days for travel’s golden age dining cars and a grand-piano bar car Venice Simplon Orient-Express plans a The 1,100 residents of Fairview District, planning commission — rather lawn issue. The commission plans that the revived Orient Express is ces. but we do get a lot of honeymoon special, all-inclusive centennial trip. in central Utah kept their bags Told today of Mrs. Ferguson’s than condominiums. Budapest’s Gellert Baths complex has been whose inlaid wood paneling and La- couples, which is nice. to decide the matter at a meeting rolling into its second year with a new lique glass look like a movie set made For this, as for regular runs, most packed, ready to leave at a comments, Gryk said he and The lawn — which Mrs. Fergu­ Thursday and send a delegate to rwpened after extensive restoration and moder­ “One couple got married in the rival heading down the trackf^ real. passengers make advance reserva­ moment’s notice if a 1,500-foot- Lynch would sell the eight acres son called the “ pillar of the Cheney represent its position at the PZC nization that took 3>/4 years and cost the morning apd boarded the train at noon. equivalent of $3 million. ”Our train is well established now as “ Immense care has gone into getting tions through travel agents orelghtSea wide mudslide damming Cotton- for $240,000, provided that the lawn National Historic District” — is hearing. a true luxury operation," said Colin Later the man wrote us to say the Container centers. wood Creek should give way. They preserved in its existing state currently zoned for 16 single­ The English lan^age Budapest Daily News everything exactly right,” said Bather, doctor insisted fheir baby must have Mrs. Ferguson and her husband, Bather, boss of the year-old Venice leisure division manager of the parent “But some people do book at short left their homes Monday but were ond property lines are straight- family homes and the developers Thomas, will be represented by reported, further plans call for making the pool teen conceived between Bologne and suitable for year-round use and a sundeck and Simplon Orient-Express. “ It’s become Sea Containers group. notice,” Bather said. “ We welcome allowed to return Tuesday. ened out for the developers, both of have indicated they will subdivide attorney Alan Thomas at the a part of the European travel scene.” Venice, so whatever its sex he is going that. There is scope for last-minute whom own mansions adjoining the it if the zone change to PRD is hearing. children pool are still under construction on an Perhaps too much careforthetrain’s to make its middle name ‘Orient.’” adjoining lot. So much so that an estimated 40,000 own good. In its first nine months, travelers. However, we’ve found that •••••••••••••••••••••• lawn. What passengers don’t see. Bather passen gers this year will pay $595 each, 20,300 passengers walked off with it’s such a special experience that , , , • j Another petition, Mrs. Ferguson The baths complex, associated with the Gellert said, is that “ it’s very, very difficult to Hotel overlooking the Danube, was built in excluding meals, for the 25-hour ride $160,000 worth of sterling silver, crystal people tend to plan their itinerary I n S l C l G T O C i f l V said today, is intended to force a 4 run a train like this. to 1 vote by the Planning and 1912-1918, on the site of earlier thermal baths between the gray of London and the goblets, ash trays and towels and other around it.” (Herald photo bv Cody ^ Hurricane season open gondolas of Venice. “souvenirs.” Robbins touched wood and said that 24 pages, 4 sections Zoning Commission if it wants to dating back to the 13th century when King “ TR A IN IN G S TA F F is hardest - we “ The fun thing is that each trip is so “ We will not economize on the little unlike the historic original _ a change the area’s zoning from Andrew II had a hospital built over the hot have 32 on-board attendants — with a different.” said Tim Robbins, *who things,” Bather said. There’s nothing president of France once tumbled from Driver plunges to death Advice ...... 17 Residence AA to Planned Resi- MIAMI (UPI) — The hurri­ mineral springs as a means of combating the very long learning curve. It takes in the region has left far more plague. rides most journeys as train manager. artificial or fake on the whole train. a moving Orient Express in his Areo towns...... 19 dence Development. The zone cane season opened today with waiters six weeks to learn to walk on a residents in the area than could “ Every group of passengers sets its “ We won't settle for an easy or a plastic pniamas — the revived train has teen The body of the man who was driving this car was pulled ...... « change, for which the developers forecasters warning again the be evacuated between the time own atmosphere. solution. train.” The train lostmoney in 1982 but singularly free of murders or ...... ” ’i8 application at the chances a tropical twister will should break even this year. out of the water in Andover this morning and a hurricane warning is issued “ A high porportion of them still dress “We will not have microwave ovens accidents. Entertainm ent is planning and zoning office, will be slam into south Florida in­ and the time the storm arrives. Summer concerts slated New competition is just down the thermo-resusitation attempts failed to revive him. Police in the 1920s style — that’s really very on board, for instance, because that’s “The only casualty was an elderly Lottery...... 2 considered at a PZC public hearing crease over time — as does the line. The London travel firm Voyages Obituaries...... 8 Monday. A three-year study released BUDAPEST, Hungary (UPI) — Budapest’s splendid. And almost every trip a real not the point of this train. The point is lady who sprained an ankle when the identified the victim as Dennis Proll, 41, of Route 87, likelihood of damage and by the U.S. Army Corps of surnmer music program organized by the party atmosphere develops.” the whole 1920s experience.” Jules Verne is starting a second (Channel) ferry pitched.” he said. Andover. They do not know how long hewas in the water! Opl^on...... 4 To force a two-thirds vote by the injury. “ Orient Express” to cover the full Engineers predicts at worst, national Philharmoic Society will include open “And there was one bloke who He may have been thrown from the vehicle when it broke TelewUlon...... *18 commission Mrs. Ferguson, whose The last direct hit on the 619,000 people would te trapped air concerts in the courtyard of the Baroque Zichy original route from Paris to Istanbul In Weather .2 home abuts the lawn, needs to Miami area was in the 1960s. THE REFURBISHED Orient Ex­ C LU TC H IN G T H E IR navy-and-gold refused to te parted from his very through the metal rail on Route 6 near Burnap Brook between Key West and Palm press, reviving history’s most roman­ atrip taking two weeks, with stopovers ex^nsive cello and then sat on it, obtain the support of the owners of Forecasters say if it happens airline-style tickets, up to 180 pas­ at vintage hotels. Beach. There also will concerts in Matthias Church on tic train,.has been a thrice-weekly sengers embark on each “ VSOE” train which didn’t do it any good at all ” Road. There was no indication that he applied the brakes Ti. .. 20 percent of the property within again the damage would be “The journey that we’re doing is a The Manchester Herald today con- Knn fnet nf tho “It's a risky situation," said Castle Hill overlooking the Danube and even in wallow in “ the whole 1920s experience” from London on Fridays, Sundays and For those without Ume or m onw for beforethe 22-foot plunge. Therewere no injuries visible, tinues Its sampling program to bring develop- worse — simply because there vacation experience rather than an project manager Ted Newsom the Dohany Utca Synagogue. since its first run May 25, 1982. Tuesdays and from Venice on Satur­ the full journey, the English train coplee of the newspaper to non- Olherwisp a 3-2 vote is are more people in the area. excursion.” said executive Philip Mor­ and the assumption is that he drowned. His body was “And yes, it’s related to The concert season runs from June3toSept. 16. Its passengers are cossetted like the section now runs short excursions three subscribers In Manchester. sufficient to approve the zone Booming population growth development." days. Mondays or Thursdays. They can rell. Regular trips begin in 1984. but found in four feet of water. change. kings and presidents — and spies — catch the train for individual segments times a week to Leeds Castle. Hever he’s sold all 80 tickets at $2,000 each for who rode the original Orient Expresses — Paris to Milan, for example — but Castle and Beaulieu Abbey. Tickets are Copter service starts a special run Oct. 4 to mark the $112 and $120). CHICAGO (U PI) — Helicopter service has been inaugurated between the new Schaumburg Marriott hotel in Chicago to the city’s three Mustard-haired Marilyn bewitches commuters Begin pledges he will not attack Syrians airports, O’Hare, Midway and Meigs Field. The service, operated by Crescent Helicopters, ALAMO, Calif. (U PI) — Her eyes are watercolor artist Will Ashford, who got home and casting a soft, sensual glow face with sticks and strings, then Inc., is available during the daylight hours every as green as chlorophyll; her hair as help from a troupe of engineers, on her face,” Ashford said. United Press International wave of attacks against Israeli “ painted” the 140-by-200-foot portrait a turor in the Knesset by attacking “ There is a Syrian threat. There is The Palestine Liberation Organ­ Abu lyad is Arafat’s No. 2 man in day of the week. Travel time and fares are 3 yellow as wild mustard; her 6-foot surveyors, architects and artiste in forces in Lebanon, gunmen am­ “Art also should te educational. A lot with ammonia sulfate donated by government policy in Lebanon and a lessening (of tensions) but we ization. facing a spreading revolt Fatah, the largest guerrilla group minutes, $35 to O’Hare, 7 minutes. $45 to Midway milkweed lips pout characteristically reproducing Andy Warhol’s painting on of people didn’t km w Andy Warhol did Prime Minister Menachem bushed an Israeli patrol on a road Standard Oil. then asking parliament members have to be alert.” by guerrillas opposed to a withdra­ within the Palestine Liberation and 10 minutes, $45 to Meigs Field. at the rush-hour commuters. the mountain. Begin, in an emotional appeal for south of Beirut but inflicted no a portrait of Marilyn," said Ashford, “ It took us a whole day,” said to rise for a moment of silence in wal from eastern Lebanon and Organization. PLO chief Yasser A vision in ragweed, the 200-foot "But Mother Nature sure made up national unity, today said Israel casualties, an Israeli military But he said Israeli had no whose first hillside landscape four Ashford, who landscaped self- honor of Israel’s war dead. Yasser Arafat’s leadership, dis­ portrait of Marilyn Monroe, “ painted” for it all by giving me an unexpected years ago depicted the Mona Lisa. has no Intention of attacking the spokesman said. One of the guer; , intention of attacking the Syrians Aratat stayed in the Middle East to with 700 pounds of fertilizer, began to explanatory words like “ green” or Sryians and vowed before the The deputies stood, but after the and asked ’ 'all factions loyal to the patched one of its top leaders to Airline offers showers bonus — mustard flowers where “ When I did the Mona Lisa, a lot of “ landscape” on lawns six years ago rillas was wounded and captured, battle a revolt inside Fatah, PLO appear a month ago on a hillside Marilyn’s yellow hair should te. So her Knesset to “bring our boys home.” solemn moment was observed; country to unite...just as we stood Moscow for guidance. kids who saw her from the car later before progressing to portraits and the spokesman said. officials said. SAN FRANCISCO (U P I) — Philippine Airlines overlooking Interstote 680 just outside eyes are really green and her hair Begin made the surprise Knesset right-wing Tehlya Deputy Geula in past days in order to achieve the has installed new shower facilities in its Mabuhay of Alamo, 30 miles east of San went to the library to read all about. mountains. in May alone, guwrillas in Cohen shouted “ Bloodsuckers! ” at Abu lyad, the nom de guerre of naturally blond.” Leonardo Da Vinci and his master­ speech in response to opposition conditions by which we can enable Salah Khalaf, left Kuwait for Before leaving Kuwait, Abu lyad Club lounges at the Manila and Honolulu Francisco. It will be at least two years before Lebanon carried outJjB, attacks the opposition tenches. said the uprising within the move­ Intended primarily as a “ relief” piece. That's just what I wanted to criticism of the war in Lebanon, our soldiers to return to their Moscow Tuesday for a visit offi­ international airports for first class passengers ”I was so worried rain from the Ashford can grow his next work. It against Israeli troops, Ulling eight ment was a “ mockery" and he and flyer club members. from rush-hour taffic, the image of the accomplish.” which has killed. 490 Israelis and “ It is true, the situation is homes and families. cially aimed at “ refreshing rela­ heavy winter storms would make the sex symbol is most clearly visible takes that long for the greening effect wounded 2,751 since the June 6 soldiers and wounding 33 others. would resign his post if the revolt fertilizer droop. I had to postpone my In January, Ashford and his friends of the fertilizer to work its way out. difficult,” Begin said, taking the “ Yes, we will bring the boys during the early evening, “ when the invasion. In Jerusalem, Labor Party dep­ tions ana securing more assistance were not quelled. He said he hiid project a couple of months.” said hiked up the mountain, marking the Ashford already has his model picked podium to make an unnanounced home,” Begin said. “ The Syrians for the coming battle” with Israel, sun Is behind the commuters driving outline of the movie queen’s famous In the latest of an escalating uty Michael Bar-Zohar touched off rebuttle of Bar-Zohar’s speech. offered earlier to quit but his out — but won’t tell who it is. (and) the PLO will also leave.” the Kuwait News Agency said. resignation was not accepted. i I 4 _ » - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June I, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 1, 1983 — 3

NATIONAl. VyEATMER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 AM tS T 6 - ?-83 Capitol Footnotes 30.00 . ?077 79.77 8CATTLI Manchester Firm’s polluting habits detailed MMNCAP0L6' Lieberman brings high profiie In Brief By James P, Sacks fines of up to $10,000 per day for violating A: and Alex GIrelll water pollution standards. He added that Only signature needed Herald Staff the fines imposed are not necessarily the maximum and are often ” a few hundred to The only thing needed before the town submits a few thousand” dollars. to office of attorney generai o $137,000 preliminary grant application for Officials of the Manchester Water and Sewer Department Tuesday confirmed a 108 ANOELC8 recreation improvements to the state Depart­ Multi-Circuits officials were unavailable ment of Environmental Protection is the report that Multi-Circuits Inc. has caused for comment at press time and have not By Mark A. Dupuis sign^ure of the'town general manager, Recrea- water pollution problems by discharging LOWEST United Press International returned repeated phone calls from the TEMPERATimES tion Director Robert S. Thomson said. improperly filtered wastes into the munici­ Manchester Herald during the past week. SO 40 40 The proposal, which seeks federal funding from pal sewer system. SC HARTFORD - When the federal the Department of the Interior for improvements Jodaitis said when the water department -V ^ -i government sued the state for to the Charter Oak complex, received unanimous Frank T. Jodaitis, town water depart­ tests incoming waste and discovers a high keeping tandem trailer trucks out approval from the Planning and Zoning Commis­ ment superintendent, said Multi-Circuits level of acidity it monitors the waste for _____ ^ AIA of Connecticut, the first state sion at a special hearing last Thursday. It will lie "sometimes calls” the department when it copnqji, which could damage microorga­ ( 2 3 •HOWCAt ^ fLOW official to respond publicly was submitted before the June 6 application deadline has exceeded its per-day effluent limit for nisms used in sewage treatment. The flow UPl WEATHEP rOTOCAST $center) last Thursday when Training School. Commission seats open ASSISTANT ATTORNEY General Ri­ ” It’s a very exciting job, a lot to closer to the sideline of the property than is High 70 to 75. Northwest wind 10 to possibly lower today in showers. Quincy S. Abbott announced the chard Webb confirmed that he has received Applications for four vacancies on the Youth allowed by zoning regulations. 15 mph. Average wave heights 1 to 2 feet do,” Lieberman said. “ For the the referral, but said he could not comment Commission are available at the town’s high today and 1 foot or less tonight and first time in my governmental on the case before the company had been career, I have really been using the January and is officially the first When the suit was filed Friday, resigned in 1910 to become a judge schools and junior highs and anayone interested served with papers by the county sheriff. Attorney Paul Marte, who is representing Thursday. Whiston in the variance application, said he Air quaiity profession for which I was trained, full-time attorney general. Lieberman's office almost imme-, and then served as governor from in Mrving must file an application by June 10. A la w was passed last year which diately announced a news confer­ 1915-21. The vacancies, fortwo-year terms, will become thought the new facility was intended to which is law. This is really a effective in September. Webb said that in other cases where the help bring Multi-Ciniits into compliance The state Department of Envir­ made the elective post full-time ence to discuss the state’s re­ " I feel more relaxed about my Hefald photo by Pinto Extended outlook lawyer’s job.” The applications are available at Howell attorney general has been asked by the with state pollution regulations, but was onmental Protection forecast good and increased the annual salary sponse. Gov. William O’Neill was political future than I ever have,” Since taking office in January, Cheney Regional Technical School, Manchester D EP to sue, industries have faced possible familiar only with the variance application. air quality levels across Connecti­ Extended outlook for New Eng­ from $38,500 to $50,000. out qf town. Lieberman said of his future, The Multi-Circuits plant as seen from Pearl Street. cut today. Similar conditions were Lieberman said he has focused on High School, East Catholic High School, Bennet land Friday through Sunday: He said there has been a change Lieberman is taking a rare step citing several reasons. "One is that reported statewide Tuesday. improved internal management. Junior High School, and Illing Junior High School. Connecticut, Massachusetts and of attitude since he took over, in personally arguing the Kinsella I ’m really enjoying this job and I Rhode Island: Clouds increasing The office is spread over 18 particularly in having the office case this week on - whether the don’t feel in any hurry to move on Friday with a chance of showers locations and its 120 lawyers take the offensive in cases instead Voter outreach expands New Engiand late in the day. Saturday will be makes it “ the largest law firm in Legislature can investigate and to the next spot, whatever the next Fire Calls of simply responding to suits. T h e H a g g a r showery and Sunday there will be the state,” he said. dehate the probate judge’s possi­ spot may be. Registrars of Voters Herbert J. Stevenson and Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ clouds mixed with sunshine. High Lieberman also has made the ble impeachment. Frederick E. Peck have announced the expansion WidiaWe Suit land: Clouds mixed with sun this Friday will be in the 70s except “ I ’VE F E L T IT ’S important not THE OTHER, he said, frankly of the voter outreach program which started in Manchester Saturday, 9 p.m. — Smoking light • afternoon with a chance of a office more familiar to the public. ballast, 381 Broad St. (Town) near 65 on Cape Cod. High to shy away from being affirma­ ALSO, THE OFFICE has been involved his loss to Republican February and will continue through Octoter. ! shower or thunderstorm. High 65 to News releases detailing actions Saturday, 8:56 p.m. — Dumpster Saturday and Sunday will be in the tive and-or controversial,’ ' he said. aggressive in environmental cases Lawrence J. DeNardis in the 1980 Every Thursday, state residents can sign up to Guaranteed wash after i?5. Tonight an early shower handled by the agency are as vote, change party enrollment or change their Saturday, 2:17 a.m. — Automobile fire, Robertson School. (District) 60s and lower 70s. Overnight low The response from lawyers in the — a $10,000 suit seeking damages race for Congress in the 3rd jjjossible then clearing except re- frequent as news conferences be addresses from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Savings Bank of accident, 467 Center St. (Town) Saturday, 9:46 p.m. — Smoking car, temperature will be in the upper office, he said, has been good. from the city of Bridgeport — and District and the ensuing agony w a ^ after wash after w a ^ -.maining mostly cloudy with a 40s and lower 50s. calls to personally discuss the Manchester. Prospective voters and registration Saturday, 2:28 a.m. — Reported car 139 East Center St. (Town) "Many times a lawyer or court has argued other cases, including followed by different feelings. 'chance of showers over Cape Cod. Vermont: Rain likely Friday cases. changes will also be handled at Marshall’s mall at rollover, 801 Center St. (Town) Sunday, 12:57 a.m. — Burning food, )■ Low 45 to 55. Thursday sunny with can avoid a controversy by decid­ after w a ^ after w a ^ diminishing to scattered showers one that could have efforts to close “ When you come to the realiza­ the Manchester Parkade from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on 869 Main St. (Town) Cthe high 65 to 75. ing the narrow question and I have Saturday, 7:47 a.m. — Water in Saturday. Fair Sunday. Continued HE SAID OFTEN during his the University of Connecticut tion that what you’ve been devot­ Thursdays. Sunday, 2:02 a.m. — Barn fire, St. '7 Maine: Partly sunny with a basement, 881 Tolland Turnpike. Cool. Highs 65 to 75. Lows 45 to 55. campaign for attorney general the a different view of the law and a Torrington Branch. ing your life to, which is govern­ On Saturdays the registrars will be at Andy’s James Cemetery. (Town) l.chance of an afternoon shower (District) Sunday, 4; 56 a.m. — Smoke alarm, Maine: ¥'alr Friday. Chance of office had more "unused poten­ different view of this office, which ’There naturally is speculation he ment, and you’re out of, yet you’re Market on North Main Street, Crispino’s on i'west portions, fog and showers Saturday, 12:11 p.m. — Car fire, 142 Pascal Lane. (Town) rain Saturday. Fair Sunday. Lows is a more active advocate,” may use the exposure to launch a still alive and living well and life Hartford Road and Marshall’s all. They will -"ending followed by partial clearing tial” than' any other in the state. East Center St. (Town) Sunday, 1:43 a.m. — Smoke in in the 40s and highs in the 60s to low Lieberman said. goes on. handle registrations and changes at those ; elsewhere today. Highs in the 60s. Lieberman said he is beginning to campaign for higher office, like the Saturday, 6:05 p.m. — Car fire. basement, 12 Server Road. (Town) 70s. Some recent cases where the locations from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. iF a ir tonight. Lows in the 40s. make use of the potential. governor’ s job. But Lieberman "So I think to some extent it Interstate 86. (District) Sunday, 1:38 p.m. — Medical call, New Hampshire: Fair Friday. Any Connecticut resident who will be 18 years "Part of it was because it was office had a high profile included said he is not yet looking for alters your attitude. It also says to Saturday, 6:16 p.m. — Odor of gas, "Mostly sunny Thursday. Highs in Chance of rain Saturday. Fair old before Nov. 8 may register at any of the Adams Street and Hilliard Street. „;the 60s to low 70s. the federal suit seeking to force another job. you that the wisest course, really, 447 Main St. (Town) Sunday. Lows in the 40s and highs seen as a part-time job ... so the sessions. (District) Connecticut to accept federal Saturday, 6:42 p.m. — Public ser­ " New Hampshire: Partly sunny in the 60s to low 70s. potential was not tapped as much Most Connecticut attorneys gen­ personally and politically, is to Sunday, 2:54 p.m. — Trash fire, 1079 •'today with the chance of an as it should have been,” said legislation requiring states to open eral who have given up the post to concentrate on today and let Vacancies open vice, 28 Griswold St. (Town) Tolland Turnpike. (District) . afternoon shower. Highs in the 60s Lieberman. their highways to tandem tractor go on to another left to become tomorrow take care of itself,” he Ito low 70s. Fair tonight. Lows in the He said he tries to have the trailers. (udges. One, Marcus H. Holcomb, said. 7,40s. Mostly sunny Thursday. Highs Applications for four vacancies on the Youth lawyers think of themselves as one • in the upper 60s to mid 70s. High and low Commission are available at the town’s high law firm and not lawyers for the J Vermont: Today areas of heavy The highest temperature re­ schools and junior highs and anyone interested in X ^ J t e r e c a n y o n f i n d individual agencies or officials 7fog early this morning then varia- ported Tuesday by the National serving must file an application by June 10. ;;ble clouds and sunshine' with Weather Service, excluding they work with. Peopletalk The vacancies, for two-year terms, will become .^scattered showers. High in the 60s. Alaska and Hawaii, was 104 Lieberman is the 21st person to effective in September. '(.Tonight clear and cool. Low about degrees at Phoenix. Ariz. Today's serve as attorney general since the Helping hand The applications are available at Howell FAMOUS LABEL-FINE QUALITY J40. Thursday sunny and pleasant. low was 27 degrees at West post was created by the 1897 Cheney Regional Technical School, Manchester - High 65 to 70. Yellowstone, Mont. Legislature. He took office in University of Illinois basketball star Derek’ High School, East Catholic High School, Bennet Harper, whose mother is trying to bring up nine Junior High School, and Illing Junior High School. POLOS children unaided, working as a clerk, has decided to quit school early to turn professional in order to help her. Almanac Harper. 21, has declared himself a "hardship ' ca9e"'and will forego his senior year at Illinois to Bat-wielding man $ 7 '9 9 > Today is Wednesday, June 1, the 152nd day of 1983 enter the professional b asket^ll draft June 28. It i m with 213 to follow. Harper, 21, the second eldeli of Wilma Harper’s The moon is moving toward its last quarter. 11 children, says, "Financial^, my mother needs booked by police c o m p . ^14 The morning star is Mercury. help. Nine of my sisters and brothers are at home. The evening stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and It’s not easy for her to support them alone. There A police officer had to tackle a 25-year old man Saturn. are phone bills and th&tent to pay and food to Saturday who was waving a baseball bat and refusing Those bom on this date are under the sign of buy.” He said If his family had plenty of money, Gemini. to stop threatening harm even after the offer pulled “ I would have s t a y - in school.” his gun, police said Tuesday. ^ Celebrities and historical figures bora on this date include English poet John Masefield, in 1878, actress Guy A. Grabowski, of 555 East Middle Turnpike, Marilyn Monroe, in 1926, actor Andy Griffith, also in rnillie frugal Sand boys was charged with criminal attempt to commit assault 1926 and actor-comedian Cleavon Little, in 1939. The Beach Boys, who turned down an invitation on a police officer, threatening, and criminal On this date in history: mischief. He was ordered to appear in Manchester to play in Washington’s Independence Day In 1812, President James Madison warned Congress Superior Court June 13. OF COURSE! war with Great Britain was imminent. The War of 1812 ceremonies after Interior Secretary Jagnes Watt Police said they were called to the Sunset Service MANCHESTER PARKADE started 17 days later. said he didn’t want them around, may spend July Station at 555 East Middle Turnpike on a report that In 1964, the U.S. Supreme Court banned prayers and 4 playing on the beach at Atlantic City, N.J. GrawbowslM was causing damage to the building and Bible teaching in public schools on the constitutional A spokesman for Caesars Boardwalk Regency UPl photo to cars parkec)4it the garage. When they arrived. grounds of separation of church and state. Hotel-Casino said the group is expected to sign for Officer Sandy Ficara confronted Grabowski and In 1973, Greek Prem ier. George Papadopoulos the open-air concert, which will be free to the Ding Nguyen, 17, receives a call from asked him to cease from breaking things up, but the abolished the monarchy and proclaimed the country a public. An announcement is expected Friday. ’ President Reagan Tuesday congratulat­ suspect, waving a baseball bat, threatened the officer, republic, with himself as president. according to a report. UPl photo In 1975, President Ford and Egyptian President Watt, who wanted to replace the Beach Boys ing her on her academic accomplish­ with Wayne Newton and the U.S. Army Blues Ficara, fearing for his safety, then pulled his Sadat opened talks in Salzburg, Austria, and Ford ments. The Vietnamese refugee gradu­ service revolver, but Grabowski said "Shoot me” and Today In history praised Sadat for creating opportunities for peace in Band, recanted after being publicly rebuked by Annual Estate S»ale „(\0 0 '^ ated Tuesday night as valedictorian of refused to put the bat down, according to police. Premier George Papadopoulos ges­ the Middle East. President Reagan and his wife, Nancy, and by Meanwhile other officers arrived on the scene, and Vice President George Biish. her high school class in Pensacola, Fla. tures in a speech June 1,1973, when he after a brief standoff Ficara tackled GraboweU. Estate Jewelry A thought for the day; Poet John Masefield said, Other officers assisted in controlling him, poUpeield. abolished the Greek monarchy and Antiques • Period Jewelry "B itter it is, indeed, in human fate, when life’s Annie Oakley I The program, taped before President and According to the report, Grabowski went lk> the ■ f- proclaimed a republic. supreme temptation comes too late.” Nancy Reagan and invited guests on the White station, owned by his father, and with intent to cause Antique Reproductions House south lawn, will have violinist Itzhak At 72, Martha Carper is still packing a gun and damage smashed windows in his father’s jeep. There What a collection: enforcing the law. Perlman as master of ceremonies. was about $1,000 in damage, police said. 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Iltrael creates new tax that can never be replaced,” Is Bv Helen Thomas Central America following his ouster of in agreement.” that they want to join in the same things A judge made the damages and psychiatric care and plans to Zimmerman was 1$ and about td UPI White House Reporter Bv Andy Dabills unhappy with a 61 million court make the best of the money left. Thomas Enders, the assistant secre­ On the Soviets, Reagan said, in his that are of concern to all of us — the award last week and it was embark on a football career a( csTm ~ j**® Israeli government tary of state for inter-American United Press International award for the 24 years he spent in He hopes to establish a founda­ caiiM for an unprecedented tax on private opinion nuclear arms reduction negoti­ betterment of life for our people,” he announced Tuesday. Columbia University when he was WASHINGTON — President Rea­ affairs. prison for a murder he did not tion to help prisoners unjustly ations “ won’t really get down to brass added. Zimmerman had sought $10 convicted for the murder. tta r^ "*® “ ’® keeping gan, who ordered a shakeup of top Enders was replaced with Ambassa­ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The commit. million in damages for a false accused of crimes and to fight Ito^ra^ te L ^ ^ n. butdemands Increased for f tacks until they see We are going The president sought to assuage He said witnesses ‘‘perjured diplomatic advisers in troubled Central dor to Brazil Langhorne Motley, a nuclear freeze movement could Isidore Zimmerman, who came capital punishment. He also plans forward with the scheduled deploy­ European concern about his commit­ conviction that imprisoned him themselves” and he was prote< • t«-«»iw- n Israel’s America, says the personnel shift political appointee. ironically prove an incentive for \. ithin two hours of being executed from 1938 to 1962 but said he would a world cruise with his wife of 21 ment ” of PersMng-2 and cruise mis­ ment to arms control by saying, “ We’re cuted by a zealous district attorney signals no change in U.S. policy in the Administration officials also dis­ nuclear war if it hinders a during his prison stay, says he will not appeal the ruling. years, Ruth, who "waited for him” siles in Europe, Starting in December. going to try to negotiate.” But he s^id with statewide ambitions, Thom u region. closed Reagan shortly will remove negotiated settlement between the end up with about $500,000 after he “ I have had so many disappoint­ throughout his unlawful E. Dewey. ; 0.3 pefMnt be levied on each withdrawal He said he forsees ^ t e r relations the Soviets “ have have based their Reagan made the remarks to repor­ Ambassador Deane Hinton from his United States and Soviet Union, a pays his lawyers. ments in my life,” he said. “ The imprisonment. with the Kremlin but warned “ if there entire propaganda campaign — every­ Zimmerman spent nine months L™'"*!''®®* accounts 3ch toe ters on his return to the White House post in El Salvador, and replace him Harvard University team has ’ ’I feel I shou Id have gotten much nightmare will stay with me the In 1962, the state Court of govermnent figures would 4fofray about is an increase of tension, it will be the thing they’ve been doing — on seeking on death row in Sing Sing but said i Tuesday from Williamsburg, Va., with Ambassador to Guyana Gerald concluded. more,” Zimmerman, a retired Appeals reversed Zimmerman's Soviet Union that causes it.” to prevent the beginning deployment.” rest of my life. I have not had a reprieve by Gov. Herbert Lehmail where he presided over the ;seven- Thomas, a black, who was one of the doorman, said Tuesday. "I lost so good night’s sleep since I left conviction for the 1938 murder of less than two hours before his Reagan said he felt all the leaders Seated at the conference table with The six-man study group has ISIDORE ZIMMERMAN nation, three-day economic summit. Navy’s highest ranking officers. now have “ a more realistic view” of the much that can never be replaced. I prison.” New York City Detective Michael scheduled electrocution saved Aroentina revalues peso the other summit leaders, Reagan said, written “ Living with Nuclear . . . "lost so much” “ No. No," he said when asked In a 20-minute interview Tuesday Soviet Union, and much of the hostile “ I couldn’t help but think several would have had children. I would Zimmerman says he also must Foley after witnesses who had him. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — With a Weapons,” a book that recom­ whether the shakeup meant a policy summing up the Williamsburg summit, rhetoric from the Moscow is for “ home times, why in the worid isn’t that other government decree today that chopped four zeros change. mends negotiation and settlement Reagan told eight U.S. and foreign consumption.” so-called superpower ... why didn’t off toe national currency, Argentine street- of political tensions as a more There have been reports the adminis­ correspondents there were ” no “ We’re ready at any time, if they they have someone sitting at the table sweepers, barbers and telephone operators lost probable deterrent than an imme­ tration will be taking a harder line in winners and no losers ... All seven were want to make it plain by deed, not word. able to get along with the rest of us.” diate freeze or disarmament. NATO ministers meet on arms depioyment their “ millionaire' ’ status overnight. The govern­ “ The comprehensive freeze, if ment cut four zeros off the “ legal peso” and done to its extremes, might under­ renamed It the “ Argentine peso.” By Barry James mine the very objective we’re Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ they tear most.” New Army missile fails UPI Senior Editor reach a mutual reduction in evidence of a breakthrough in the trying to achieve, avoiding a berger said there would be no Weinberger told the Belgian nuclear armaments.” talks. \^ljere can y o u f in d nuclear war,” said Joseph Nye, a going back on a 1979 decision to Royal Institute of International NATO officials said it was ^ Court ducks Abscam again BRUSSELS, Belgium — NATO Clouding the Brussels meeting professor of government and deploy the new missiles to offset an Relations, however, he carried unlikely the defense ministers second time to hit mark defense ministers gathered for a was the European accusdUon tbhe former Deputy to the Undersecre­ estimated 500 medium-range So­ from President Reagan the “ so­ would modify the deployment plan ■ ~ ^**® Supreme Ofturt once FAMOUS FABULOUS FITTING tary of State. two-day meeting likely to put a United States is hogging the arms avoided controversial political and ethical By Richard C. Gross The interceptor “completed the viet nuclear missiles targeted on lemn pledge which is echoed by so soon after Western leaders procurement trade, which NATO Nye Tuesday lauded the nuclear final seal on the deployment of 572 - questtons involved in toe FBI’s Abscam “ sting.” United Press International planned flight sequences,” he said in a Western Europe and 100 similar myself, by Secretary (of State endorsed it at the Williamsburg, defense ministers said runs 10-to-l freeze supporters for making thela cruise and Pershing-2 nuclear weapons aimed at Asia. /" ii * **'®the justices will telephone interview. “ However, the prime cut GMrge) Shultz and the entire U.S. Va., summit. in America’s favor—and as much to w toe dilllcult issues. The court refused WASHINGTON - The Army has planned intercept did not occur. The war a topical issue that has helped missiles in Europe later this year. “ If we were to stop now ... we government.” The meeting beginning today Loading of the new missilbs into as 15-to-l in the case of some TUeMay to . review toe convictions of four been experimenting with a new genera­ results are under analysis.” in some ways to put pressure on the would be sending a clear signal to “ That is. President Reagan is their silos is set to begin in was clouded by an unusually blunt countries. | -oroyeaaiTOh caught In the bribery operation run tion non-nuclear, anti-ballistic missile, Both the interceptor and the warhead superpowers, but cautioned that Moscow,” Weinberger said. “ We personally and deeply committed December unless the Soviet Union outburst by European ministers “ So far there has been talk onlv offenngcash to exchange but it has failed in two tries to hit its fell into the ocean and sank. There wiil PANTS demands cannot be so severe they would be telling them they would to reducing nuclear weapons. agrees to dismantle medium- limit talks. about American influence over of burden sharing,” said Dutch tor ponticaMHIhienoe. The way is now clear for target. be no attempt to retrieve them, Vaughn have no reason to reach agreement Arms reduction and the mainte­ range missiles In disarmament Defense Minister Job de Ruitet- NATO’s estimated $50 billion arms with us, no reason to reduce their R ^ s . John Murphy. D-N.Y., Michael Myers. The Army said Tuesday it conducted said. The flight analysis will be culled nance of deterrence weigh equally talks with the Americans at after a meeting Tuesday of the from data instrumentation, he said. The members also said a nuclear procurement market and protec­ weapons, since we would have D-Pa„ Raymond Lederer, D-Pa., and Frank too second test firing of the new weapon on his mind and he will do Geneva. alliance’s European members^ Unlike previous generation missiles, war is more likely between Third tionist tendencies in Congress. Siven up unilaterally the weapons Thompson, D-N.J., to pay fines and serve jail but it did not intercept its target — an everything in his power to seek and Weinberger said he had seen no excluding France and Iceland. sentences of up to three years. the new interceptor does not carry a $ t 0 9 9 V World countries who develop those incoming warhead — more than 60 weapons than between the United miles above the Pacific. nuclear warhead but can “ kill” its t J L m States and Soviet Union. A special target missile placed target either with conventional explo­ “ I would rate the chances of a Bereaved mother vows to help others ' Uganda deaths probed aboard an old Minuteman-1 booster sives or by direct impact, causing both c o m p . ^ 2 8 nuclear war between the U.S. and Cancer patients living rocket was fired from Vandenburg Air to disintegrate, Vaughn said. Soviet Union in the next decade ... KAMPALA, Uganda — Government investiga­ Force Base, Calif., and the interceptor It is guided to the target warhead tors today arrived at a refugee camp where at as probably low,” said Samuel was launched from 4,200 miles away at with an optical sensor. Older anti- Huntington, director of Harvard's least 120 people were reported killed by the Army’s Kwajalein atoll test range ballistic missiles used ground-based longer with pump Cancer death not in vain anti-government guerrillas in a rampage of Center for International Affairs. in the Pacific Ocean, said spokesman radar to home on their targets. slashing and shooting, diplomats said. About 60 The Reagan administration has not Huntington, also coordinator of BOSTON (UPI) — High doses cancer to go into temporary Ed Vaughn. security planning for the Nationai SHELTON (UPI) - A Shelton f amily’s cottage on the banks of the survivors of the massacre appeared to have been ruled out the possibility of using an mi ie of cancer drugs delivered di­ over the treatment of Ambei- remission but was not a cure for mother who lost her young daugh­ stranded in toe bush for at least a week without The missiles were to, collide more Security Council from 1977-78, said rectly to the diseased organ 24 Housatonic River, thephotographs began soon after her condition wa$ than 300,000 feet up at a point north of anti-ballistic missile system to protect the disease, researchers said. ter to cancer is no longer afraid to treatment, doctors told one Western diplomat the chances of nuclear war might hours a day with a small, silver are carefully preserved, including diagnosed as cancer and she Kwajalein between the atoll and Wake the MX, which has fueled speculation They noted experiments with face the tragedy that life may who visited Kampala’s Mulago Hospital, where OF COURSE! increase as the years go by if there pump implanted in the chest a last graphic picture of the girl about whether it would violate the 1972 drug combinations could lead to bring. developed a huge, blood-red tur- the wounded were being treated. Island, said Vaughn, a spokesman for is no negotiated arms settlement. dramaticaily improves the li­ after she died. mor on the side of her head. I Soviet-American ABM Treaty that MANCHESTER PARKADE a cure for liver cancer. Patti Calistro Stiewing, 29, the Army’s Ballistic Missile Defense At a news conference called to fespan of colon and liver cancer The body of Amber, pale and permits each side to have only one About 120,000 cases of colon whose 4>A-year-old daughter Concerned that the cbemotheri Systems Command at Huntsville, Ala. explain the book and answer patients, a study said today. wrapped In blankets, lying in the ABM site. cancer are diagnosed each Amber died in 1980, has replaced apy and radiation treatments were Portland crew gatheia criticisms of nuclear freeze sup­ The hockey-puck sized pump back of the family station wagon, is not helping their daughter, thd year. One-third of those who her tears with a vow to help others shown before she taken to the PORTLAND, Maine — A reunion oftoe crew of porters, Huntington said “ there’s a has been implanted in over 100 contract the disease die, many Stiewipgs took Amber to the Grand danger (of) becoming too alarmist to the “ last breath.” hospital where she was declared the USS Portland was expected to draw more patients with colon cancer that because the cancer has spread Bahamas to take part in a about a nuclear war happening officially dead. than 100 visitors here today to share memories has not spread beyond the liver, to the iiver. Mrs. Stiewing keeps photo­ controversial cancer program; tomorrow, as (in) becoming too . said physicians at Massachu­ The treatment was not successfuhi about tlto Navy cruiser that survlv^ more complacent.” . “ A large percentage of people graphs, a personal journal and “ While the whole thing was b ^ eij^ l&an ^hnost any other World War II setts General Hospital. They with colon cancer fail only in Mrs. Stiewing has since'coni They said the nuclear war might tape recordings to'remember and happening, I had this book in Ilgnfihg shipT Crew ifiembers, who have been said the simple surgical proce­ their liver, and that is why we tacted a publisher about hei! occur if there were political chronical the losing battle against mind,” said Mrs. Stiewing, who meeting annually for the past four years, decided dure can be performed under need some way of treating these unfinished book and plans tocreato turmoil that could foster a crisis the disease Amber fought for 15 with her husband, Gary, a ship­ to gather in Portland to commemorate the 50th local anesthesia. people effectively,” said Dr. months. a program for children about Uf^ and make a country move precipit­ The results of a two-year builder, has two sons, Toby, 1. and and death based on A m ber'i anniversary of toe commissioning of the ship. ously into a pre-emptive strike or William C. Wood, co-author of She intends to include some of Todd, 7. study of 20 patients were the study. the pictures and portions of the experience. i what they called “ a bolt from the reported today in the medical “ There are politics involved in She said any money she receive» blue.” “ We’re stili learning how best journal in a book on the famiiy’s cancer. Doctors and scientists are Energy at a glance journal Cancer. The patients from eventual book sales will be; Albert Carnesale, dean of the to use chemotherapy through ordeal intended to shed light on fighting and people are dying while studied were not expected to the pump, but the potential what she calls the ’’politics in­ used to establish a foundation to' WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protec­ Kennedy School of Government survive beyond two months but they argue. With my last breath, help people in need. 1 tion Agency announced plans Tuesday to change seems remarkable,” said volved” in seeking treatment for T m going to try to stop that from and a former Strategic Arms lived six to 21 months with the Wood. Mrs. Stiewing also works with! the way it calculates automobile mileage ratings Limitation Talks negotiator, said cancer and to help other bereaved happening,” she said. pump, which also improved the The pump — also used for parents. toe New Haven-area section of; so toe numbers will more accurately reflect the he thought a nuclear war was more quality of their lives. Mrs. Stiewing, a native of Los diabetics who require insulin — In a black notebook kept in the Compassionate Friends, a support* fuel efficiency motorists actually get on the road. probable in Third World countries “ This approach can give Angeles, said disputes with doctors group for bereaved families. I DALLAS — Diamond Shamrock Corp. and which develop the weapon. is more effective and reduces patients an extra year of life,” the side effects common with Natomas Co. have agreed to merge, ending “ These are the countries that said Dr. Alfred M. Cohen, head Diamond Shamrock’s si-day-old takeover attempt have wars all the time and the war coiiventional chemotherapy. It researcher. delivers drugs just to the liver, which would have cost toe company almost $700 might go nuclear,” he said. “ The preliminary results minion, the chairmen of the two energy firms He also cautioned that the United where they are burned up have been very encouraging. In without invading the rest of the announced Tuesday. States should not back the Soviet about 80 percent of patients the WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protec­ Union into a corner by refusing to body, thus allowing doctors to M i tumor will either shrink or use higher doses of drugs tion Agehcy gave a tentative go-ahead Tuesday negotiate in good faith any form of stabilize,” he said. 'It pays to for limited production of synthetic crude oil from without the fear of damaging At Sleffert, owner of Al Sloftert'a nuclear arms control. The treatment caused the shale at a massive project of Union Oil Co. in other organs. Appliance and T.V., Is a bellsvar Advertise In in advertising. Colorado. He Invests his monm where It pays the best dividends. 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MANCNESTER.CT 297«ST CENTER ST. OPEN THURS.'til 9 P.M. -5.___ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June I, 1983 MANCHESTKR HERALD, Wednesday, June 1, 1983 — 7 OPINION Connecticut Drunken driving biii headed for Senate By Mark A. Dupuis the issue and ended up with live of 13 of the bill had been tried in the past and Tulisano unsuccessfully offered an In Brief UP I Capitol Reporter other proposed amendments tacked on, said one provision lengthening license amendment requiring no suspension will increase penalties for certain suspensions for refusing to take a and allowing motorists in the education HARTFORD - A bill adjusting drunken d riv i"" """n s e s and lessen blood-alcohol test would encourage program to obtain limited licenses that penalties for drunken driving was on its them for others. people to duck the tests. they could use for specific purposes. J a c k state battling tandems way to the Senate today despite a House Rep. Christopher Shays, R- As a package, he said the bill violated A second amendment also defeated committee chairman’s objection it did Stamford, a leading proponent of the in some ways his feelings of what was would have required a 30-day suspen­ O ’Neill, Stolberg are given a way out A n d e ra o ii • HARTFORD— Deputy Attorney General Elliot little new while also attacking individ­ basically right. “ We must attack drunk sion for all motorists who took the bill, said it was not a radical change Gerron M ys the state "is not going to fall down ual freedoms. from existing law, but “merely a drivers. We can’t solve the problem by program and also had them treated as WMhIngton I and me and will prevail in a federal lawsuit that second offenders if arrested again for The chief adversaries in the The lower chamber voted 139-9 modification of the present statute.” abolishing due process and civil uncommitted O’Neill would be a emerge. And with the June 8 , is challenging Connecticut’s continued ban on Tuesday to approve the bill and send it rights,” Tulisano said. driving while Intoxicated. debate over a state income tax Mtrry-Qo-Round * The bill in general would stiffen fines tandem trailer trucks. Gerson said the state has on to the Senate following more than “ What this means is guilty when — House Speaker Irving (I love godsend for Stolberg. adjournment deadline looming, for a conviction for driving while under Final action on the second drunken r no legal precedent to counter the U.S. Justice five hours of sometimes-heated debate charged not guilty when convicted.” The governor’s first reaction, final action on a spending bill the influence of alcohol or drugs while driving bill was delayed after a pair of it) Stolberg of New Haven and Department s position that a hastily enacted on it and a second drunken driving bill. Tulisano said in opposition to the Capitol Comments when the idea came off the back remained for the assembly. Governor Bill (Over my dead state law continuing the long-standing ban on the eliminating some sentences now man- conflicting amendments were defeated second amendment. burner of the Senate Demo­ body) O ’Neill of East Hampton Representative Janet Polinsky double rigs is unconstitutional. The Justice The House also quietly killed a bill to datezd on the courts and adjusting a to give lawifiakers time to try to work Around the drunken driving bills, the out a compromise. — ought to recognize a good Bob Conrad cratic caucus and was accepted of Waterford, House chairwo­ Department wUl argue that the Connecticut law is double the pension paid to former Gov. variety of other provisions. House approved on an 81-65 vote and enthusiastically, was to take the man of the Appropriations Soviets in mrect conflict with a federal law allowing John N. Dempsey and approved a bill sent to the Senate a bill mandating a thing and grab it. The strongest opposition came from The bill would have required a Syndicated Columnist calling for a study of the feasbililty of “advisory” referendum under Committee, still thought that a tandems on all Interstate highways. Rep. Richard Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, license suspension for motorists who study of the feasbility of public A non-binding referendum in public ownership of large electric November is it. advisement. special session would be neces­ co-chairman of the Judiciary Commit­ entered an alcohol education program. ownership of large electric companies. companies. ■ An amendment to require the state A referendum on the question Stolberg, on the other hand, sary to produce a budget by lacking tee, who offered several amendments Motorists who complete the program June 30. UConn branch on hold and not utilities to pay the up to $150,000 next fall could have far more hit the roof. The proposal may The tirst drunken driving bill, which that were rejected. can have the charges against them cost of the study was defeated. have been the brainchild of Legislators, meanwhile, al­ H AR TFO RD — The Senate has left to another began as an attempted compromise on Tulisano said most of the provisions dismissed. political effect on O'Neill and will veto any bill that calls for from the income tax menace, Senate Majority. Leader Dick lowed themselves pleasant dis­ recruits day a decision on a bill affecting the survival of Stolberg than practical value one. O'Neill is confident’, with has aiso been taiking about Schneller of Essex, who is a tractions in otherwise tense the University of Connecticut’s Torrington for the legislature or even the good reason, that his veto would THIS YEAR . heavyweight in the pecking days — for a trip downtown to W ASHING TO N - Like the bi. .branch. Senate Majority Leader Richard public. stand. Even Stolberg says the i order of Democratic leader­ pay tribute to House Majority tal press gangs of King George II> , ^hneller, D-Essex, removed the bill from Impeachment trial raises votes for an override aren’t Tuesday s calendar after learning any tampering THE G O VERNO R has con­ ship, but in Stolberg’s view it Leader John Groppo of Winsted Soviet “ recruiters” in Afghanistsm H E R E ’S WHY. there. , with toe House version could log-jam Senate bills sistently avoided projecting his was the product of fuzzy on his 25 years ‘in office, and are having their problems trying ^ The income tax simply isn’t So Stolberg and all of the to the lower chamber. Sen. Steven Casey. opposition into the future. He thinking. then to toast the opening, three enlist natives to fight against the|r constitutional questions going to make it this year, D-Bristol, had proposed an amendment to the income tax backers on Capitol has been asked many times barring miracles. days later, of one-time Senator countrymen. Afghans are undef'- House version to close the campus by Aug. 15, Hill have gone about as far as about the remaining three years By Mark A. Dupuis well and speaks clearly,” Lieberman Stolberg, when he calms down SCHNELLER, WHO also fa­ George Hannon’s restaurant standably reluctant to sign up ^s 1M4, unless the Legislature acted otherwise by they realistically can with what of his term and he has danced all UPl Capitol Reporter said, citing writings of Alexander and long enough to be honest with vors an income tax, turned out just down the street. (Hannon, cannon fodder — or, more iikeiy, Feb. 15. 1984. BIG has amounted to a grand and Hamilton on the question of impeach­ around the question. Just last to be a big disappointpient to of Glastonbury, was in partner­ sniper targets — in the army of the himself, knows it. He wiii not extended promotional cam­ HARTFORD — A judge has ordered ment and the express role of the week, he was asked about it Stolberg even though the sena­ ship with such poiitical house­ concede an inch on the issue paign for their cause. Soviet-backed Kabui regime. I more-detailed legal arguments in a legislative branch of government in during a press conference. “ I ’ll tor said his idea had'been the hold names as Jim Wade of Confidentiai State Department because he believes more fer­ O’Neill’s veto pen is mightier Pretrial hearing slated historic case alleging that impeach­ such matters. talk to you next year,” he said. "catalyst" for moving the tax Simsbury and Jack Mahaney of vently than almost anyone else than all of their swords put inteiiigence reports describe sonte ment provisions of the state constitu­ Lieberman said impeachment was a This is not to say that O’Neill impasse off dead center. Even ■ Waterbury, another former W A T E M U R Y — A pretrial hearing in the in this legislature that tax together. of the difficulties the Soviets h a ^ tion are themselves unconstitutional process left solely to the Legislature will abandon his position on the ' ®^®®®*tourder trial of Israel Madera begins today reform must come. But he will such die-hard tax backers as legislator.) encountered in their heavy-hand^ under the most basic federal law. and was not subject to any review or In all their brandishing the before Superior Court Judge Robert Glass with a income tax. But if the winds of Senators Wilber Smith of Hart­ The session is down to its final attempts to draft Afghan mates Superior Court Judge Robert Satter intervention by the courts, an argu­ admit, as he did early in this swords of righteousness, how­ motion to dismiss as evidence a statement public opinion shift sufficiently ford, Steve Casey of Bristol and set the date Tuesday for lawyers to file ment he traced to the writing of the U.S. TALL... session and again last week, hours now, and the state clearly into the so-catted ’’people’sarm y;’ ’ ever, the income tax crusaders in a year or two, he might. Madera gave to police. Madera, 30, also'known as the additional legal briefs in a suit Constitution. that an income tax is beyond Joe Harper of New Britain needs better ideas on how to pay Here are some of the de ta il, behind Stolberg seem to have Israel Flores and Israel Madera-Flores. signed a demanding an end to a legislative “This is the Legislature acting as an reach this year. A referendum in November calied it an acceptable solution. its way. An income tax may be contained in documents seen ^ missed seeing a slight opening statement admitting to police he started a fire investigation that could lead to the first exclusive, original and final court of could be O’Neill’s golden shoe­ The newly-liberated tax pack­ one of them. But it is an idea, to my associate Lucette Lagnado: ] The reason for that, of course, in the O ’Neill armor. that raged though an overcrowded Waterbury impeachment in Connecticut history: jurisdiction,” Lieberman said. horn A vote for the income tax age, based after all on O’Neill’s bend legislative ianguage a bit, • The press gangs’ activities traement house during the July 4 weekend in 1982 is Bill O’Neill. They keep talking about THIS Satter heard initial arguments in the “An impeachment is essentially a would be reason enough for him earlier recommendations, was whose time has not come. The killing 14 people. The governor has not re­ Y E A R as they pray for one of “reached unprecedented propw- suit filed by attorney James A. Wade political exercise ...” the attorney to shift comfortably in that delivered as the happy ending, politics of this year have seen to tions” last winter, when massive treated an inch, either, in his those miracles. But Bill O’Neill, challenging the investigation into general said after the court session. direction or simply be publicly in senators’ judgment, to a week opposition to an income tax. He the arch defender of his state that. (Syndicated by The Herald desertions had decimated tie whether Hartford Probate Judge “ We have not found a case recorded open on the subject. And an of anxiety over what would of New Britain.) where a court has assumed jurisdiction REGAL Afghan army. “ Men in their fifties Differential plan passes James H. Kinsella shouid be im­ peached for his handling of a $35 million in an impeachment proceeding.” and boys in their early teens w e ^ H AR TFO RD — The Senate approved and sent estate. “Judge Kinsella took office under our often seized from the street add to the House bills to phase out Hartford’s property Wade argued that the impeachment constitution knowing what that consti­ In Manchester sent out of Kabul before th^r tax differential by 1987 and to establish a $25 provisions of the state constitution tution provided,” Lieberman said. families could attempt (o million state transportation fund. Hartford home suffer a “ fatal defect” and violate the Wade, however, argued the state intervene.” • owners, faced with one of the highest property tax U.S. Constitution because the state constitution leaves impeachment ques­ rates in the state, were granted a break in 1978 at • There are reports that tie document fails to lay down any tions to lawmakers in office at the time the expense of business by being taxed lower than communist puppet regime is pre­ standards as to what constitutes an the charge is brought and violates due the statewide rate of 70 percent of assessed value. HASH Multi-Circuits’ paring to raise the draft age to A . impeachable offense. process and other provisions of the U.S. ’The three-year differential plan was to have Constitution. Meanwhile, to make more males ended this year. But state Attorney General Joseph I. ID TSKE THESE aWTlE available for recruiting, the ^ Lieberman, in a rare in-court appear­ “ What we have is the bodies over pollution woes aifiinsiDRGiaKta!. vemment has reportedly decid^ ance for the attorney general, coun­ there at this time happenstance decid­ to allow only women and former tered there was nothing wrong with the ing what is an impeachable offense,” Strike threatened at EB state constitution and the matter was he said, referring to the investigation The state Department of soldiers to enter Kabul Universily were the last straw for the no business of the courts. underway by a special legislative this year. ; GROTON — More than 2,000 draftsmen, Environmental Protection is “ This constitution of our state speaks committee. D EP. On Thursday it filed its designers and technical aides at Electric Boat getting tough with Multi- • Dragnet operations in sealetf- ALL! complaints with the attorney off sections of Afghan cities a (e shipyard are threatening to strike eastern Circuits, the Manchester- Connecticut’s largest private employer over a g e n e ra l. used in addition to the roving prefs based maker of printed cir­ wage demands. In a secret ballot Tuesday, The DEP doesn’t take gangs. “’There have been periods Naming seal slippery job cuit boards. members of the Marine Draftmen’s Association, •SUITS & SPORT COATS actions like this lightly; it of more intensive search-and- Local 571 of the United Auto Workers Union, voted The DEP has asked the prefers to negotiate with seizure efforts in Kabul and more than 9-1 to strike if necessary when the MYSTIC (UPI) - A going. The name usually habitat pools for seals and Reg., Longs, X-Longs, Shorts, Short Portlys. state attorney general’s of­ % provincial cities. Last week, tie spokeswoman for Mystic evolves. We had a sea lion sea lions were designed to Connecticut’s environmental current three-year contract expires at midnight fice to make Multi-Circuits search for conscripts in Katdil next Wednesday. Negotiations between the Marinelife Aquarium named Wrinkles, and soon help the mammals breed lawbreakers, giving them •DRESS SHIRTS intensified; areas of the city afe 2,100-member union and officials of Electric Boat says officials will “ have to her baby became (known and raise their pups in stop polluting the water. The get going” to find approp­ as) Creases.” every benefit “of the doubt. once again being surrounded a(d have made little progress in six weeks of sporadic surroundings made as ISVz to I 8 V2 Tall. 17Vz to 20 Bigs. DEP wants the company to riate names for proliferat­ Ms. Quinn said the natural as possible. But negotiations don’t seem searched, often using cadets from bargaining, with wages a key issue, the union pay fines for its violations of said. ing seals and sea lions in to have worked with Multi- the military academies.” I habitat pools. pollution regulations. •SPORT SHIRTS & KNITS C ircuits. ■ Bazaars and secondavy “This is really a baby Multi-Circuits’ wastes are This lack of cooperation on schools are frequent targets of the boom,” Julie Quinn said 111 Mto 2XTall, 1Xto4X Bigs. sent to the town’s sewage mobile recruiting gangs, as thhy Protesters not charged Tuesday. “If all are born ff k ' j d the part of Multi-Circuits system. But these wastes seek out any male deemed physi­ that we expect and are contrasts sharply with the GROTON — A federal prosecutor says four STEAM •SLACKS & JEANS healthy, we will have leave the company either cally capable of carrying a gun; anti-nuclear protesters who disrupted a patriotic behavior of the town, which more than when the • One incident described in* a celebration at the U.S. Naval Submarine Base 34 to 44 Tall, 44 to 60 Bigs. imperfectly treated or not (m am m al pools) opened has treated the company confidential report involved ' a over the Memorial Day weekend will not be CARPET ClEANING treated at all. in 1977. We have not had quite generously. The town . charged in the incident. U.S. Attorney for W e have "The Largest Selection" of big & tall men's clothing in youth “who could not have been that many before.” Copper, which the com­ Connecticut Alan H. Nevas said Tuesday the two cut off a street years ago to let more than 15 years old.” Stopped Suzie the harbor seal SPECIAL the area. From Career Club and Enro Sportswear, Pleetway pany’s private treatment separate actions, the latest in a series of protests the company build over it, by a press gang, the lad punched gave birth Monday to a Pajamas, Enro Robes, Hanes Underwear, Cam p Sox & Textan against nuclear weapons in the area, did not plant doesn’t break down the officer in charge. He 2-foot-long offspring, and in 1981 sold Multi-Circuits warrant prosecution. SALE PRICE Belts. You name it, we have it! Quality, Selection, Service from adequately, impedes the op­ “ quickly beaten to the ground a^d weighing 15 to 20 pounds. the garage on Harrison Street Regal's...Your Quality Men's ShopI Both mother and pup were eration of Manchester’s own thrown into the back of the gang’s $ 1 6 t o $ 1 4 8 0 to give the company more truck.” , MS center dedicated happily splashing about treatment plant: The copper room . • Two boys, aged 14 and IS, fould Tuesday, Ms. Quinn said. p er room s in ^ t cushion chair kills microorganisms that FARMINGTON — A multiple sclerosis center Last week, “ No- (miniimim 2 ropim) Multi-Circuits has had fi­ in their home during their fathers help break down organic officials say is the first of its kind in New England Name,” another harbor Staom Claonad nancial troubles in recent absence, were forcibly dragged will be d^cated today at the University of Steam Cleaned s e w a g e . seal in residence at the away “and are nov( in uniform.*’ ' Connecticut Health Center. The center will house months, and these m ay help aquarium, gave birth to a Price includes REGALES Chemicals sometimes spill the facility’s research and patient services explain why it hasn’t been • Veterans who have already pup, which is healthy but •Preepolling •Furniture Moved into the company’s floor completed their military servi» program that began five years ago as a small remains nameless. Ms. •Deodorizing •Proleetlonal Work 903 MMN STREET able to solve its waste woes Town-gown: here, a partnership clinic and has been expanded to care for about 700 drains, which are not con­ since the Soviet invasion mo ’e Quinn said another seal is •Benlllzlng eNever an Extra Charge quickly. Perhaps there are people each year from throughout New England. in than three years ago are repoit- expecting, and as many as nected with its private plant. ’The center is working to find a cure for the disease legitimate extenuating cir­ To the Editor: edly being called up again. i four California sea lions APEX CLEANING SERVICES Town sewer department o f the central nervous system that affects an also may give birth soon. DOWNTOWN MANCNESTER cumstances. If so, the D EP • “ The regime has gone so far b Commercial Estimates Available workers occasionally divert estimated 250,000 men, women and children in the “Naming here is always and town seem unaware of This spring Manchester Com­ to draft baggage handlers at Kal^l United States. an interesting process,” Open Thun, to 9:00 Tol. 043-2470 Multi-Circuits’ wpstes into a munity College completes its 20th airport,” according to one cabiX 643-1755 or 569-1663 them, and Multi-Circuits — she said. “ We have to get lagoon, from which they year of service to the Capital Pleaae call between 9 A.M. and 6 P.M. which refuses to talk with ’The Afghans have devised der- Region East of the River, its eventually enter ground- tain expedienU to “cope with the reporters from this news­ water and Hop Brook. “official” service area. At the regime’s hunger for canSn paper — has not made them same time I will complete my third Thfe tow n an d the D E P h a v e fodder,” according to one inteA- pu blic. year as president. j . , 1 gence report. Families with dra t- met with Multi-Circuits’ offi­ , Although the college has grown The company may be tak- ’ age sons hide them in their hom( i. cials, but the problems per­ from local to regional significance ing steps to cle a n up its act. It send them to live with relatives n sist. Recent tests by the D E P over the years, it retains the name has just filed with town hall rural areas or - shades of I e at manholes on Holl Street, of Manchester, the municipality for permission to build a Vietnam era — send them out' »f that brought it into being. FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS near the company plant, the country. wastewater treatment plant. I would like to use this occasion showed extrem ely high levels Occasionally, families have si] :- The timing suggests that it to thank the many agencies and of copper in company ceeded in bribing the press gai did so only under threats individuals in the town of Manches­ effluent. to “ come back tomorHow” foi from a D E P that had lost its ter who have steadfastly supported house search, then spirited _ The findings apparently the college from its initial concep­ patience. sons out of harm’s way that nli tion to the present and who share In the bazaars, gangs of um also in a vision of its future. •MOTORCYCLE age street urchins keep watch B r The college could not have the roving recruiters, and g j e succeeded without you. enough warning to let draftaMe •HOME And on a more personal note, 1 shopkeepers close up or at leSt have never worked at an institu­ duck behind their wares. * tion that has enjoyed a higher level U.S. intelligence analysts •AUTOMOBILE of public and private support at the lieve the Soviets’ in c re a s in g local level. This is remarkable desperate conscription efforts iQv •BOAT when one considers that commun­ giving them an Afghan army)>f ity colleges in Connecticut are dubious value, and driving th<|Ie 9 ^ state-owned and do not have local who elude the press gangs out^f •MOTORHOME _ taxing authorities sponsoring the country. them. On the occasion of its 20th And Life anniversary, the college renews its Letters policy commitment to educational oppor­ . tunity, publicservice, and affirm a­ ’The Manchester Herald r tive action in support of equal wulor*"®® ***® opportunity for all. As we grow and develop over the In t e r s should be brief an S * ■ © lO M b yN C A Inc to the point. They should next 20 years, we will remain t y ^ or neatly hand-written closely tied to the communities we Hey, c'mon. Congressman! So we might over­ u *“ editing! throw a government or two — boys will be serve as a college for all people. should be double-spaced. boys, you know!" Herald photo by Pinto .'” '® reserves'the William E . Vincent right to. edit letters in ^ President Some of the Students at the M C C graduation Interests of brevity, c l a i ^ Manchester Community College Thursday. last and taste. 391 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER. CT. 646-7096 8 — M ANCHESTER HERALD, Wodncsduv, June 1, 1983 Al SmiRT'SSAYS. . . MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June I, 1983 - 9

Agnes G. Flaherty Agnes G. Flaherty, 76, formerly of Tudor Lane, died Tuesday at a SPORTS local convalescent home. She was WHY PAY MORE? the wife of the late Thomas J. Flaherty. She was bom in West Suffield and had lived in Manchester for many years. Before retiring in 1971 SUPERDISCOUNT DAYS East Catholic: she had been employed by Travel­ Boys beastly, softball bested ers Insurance Co. She leaves.a son, Thomas J. FREE ASK ABOUT OUR Flaherty Jr. of Glastonbury; a •LOCAL DELIVERY . Eagles score HCC crown daughter, Mrs. Joyce Herter of SPECIAL It’s bad timing for girls Dallas, Texas; and five •REMOVAL OF YOUR OLD APPLIANCE grandchildren. •SERVICE "CASH & PICKUP” By Mike OeCourcy "W e hadn’t been able to practice Funeral services will be Friday •NORMAL INSTALLATION Herald Sportswrlter since last Thursday because of the By Len Auster We then suffered a letdown and the Herald Sportswrlter hearts went. Usually we have at 9:15 a.m. from the John F. (Except OulK-Int) PRICES! weather and some other things,” Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. There is a science to baseball said East Coach Jim Penders. ‘”To more heart." Center St.. with a mass of Christian scorekeeping. Trying to cram as come out and hit like we did today There are times you cannot Wallace led off the East second burial in St. Bridget’s Church at 19 much information as possible just shows we can hit the afford to not play well. with a triple to deep rightfield. a.m. Burial will be in St. James about a given play into a space no baseball.” Tournament time is one of them. She, however, was left stranded as Cemetery. Friends may call at the larger than a nickel requires the The Eagles, 17-3 overall, won But East Catholic girls’ softball the next three batters popped out, funeral home Thursday from 7 to 9 application of some advanced their fourth league title in the last team picked Tuesday afternoon to tapped back to the box and skied p.m. mathematical concepts. five years and broke a school have one of those off days — out in succession. "They stopped There is an art^WHSaseball record for most victories in a committing seven errors in the us there. They showed ushow good Joseph A. Durler scorekeeping. The game's many regular season which had stood scoreboard and several more they were and took something out Joseph A. Durler, 74, of East gray areas require a good deal of since 1979. otherwise — and it cost them. of us,” said McConville. Hartford died Tuesday at his interpretation and reasoning If Things were relatively calm at Visiting North Haven had an easy The Indians preceded to score home. He was the father of Ronald they are to be accurately chro­ the conclusion of the game, though. time of it in going home a 10-1 twice in the bottom of the second J. Durler of Manchester. nicled for posterity or batting " I think when we beat Xavier, in winner in a CIAC State Tourna­ for a 4-0 bulge. They added a run in UPl photo He also leaves three grandchild­ averages, whichever comes first. the kids’ minds we won the ment Class L East Region play- the third and broke it open with a ren; four great-grandchildren; And there is a trick to all of this: confeidnce title.” explained Pend­ down tilt at Robertson Park. four-run fourth inning. Police recover cars and a sister, Mrs. Catherine keeping it neat. ers. ‘‘These kids certainly deserve The win lifts the 11-8 Indians into East averted the shutout with a Gilman of Smallwood, N.Y. East Catholic’s Eagles don’ t to win the thing outright.” today’s East quarterfinals against single tally in the top of the fourth, One of 21 suspected stolen cars is lifted from an old Funeral services will be private seem to care much if they mess up Nevertheless, a victory over second-ranked East Lyme (17-2). with Liz Palm er plating the run at the convenience of the family. an efficient scorekeeper now and Aquinas was needed if the Eagles The loss sends the Eaglettes to the with an “ excuse m e” single to brownstone quarry in Portland Tuesday. The cars were There are no calling hours. 'The then, as they did Tuesday during a were to add more than half a sidelines at 13-8. rightfield. located by a continuing state police investigation of Newkirk & Whitney Funeral l*-2 demolition of St. Thomas trophy to Penders’s collection. In "This was a different ball club Four different players had one organized car theft. Among the vehicles, 10 were Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Aquinas at Eagle Field. . less than an inning, the issue was today than we usually are,” said hit apiece for East. Lisa Barnabie, registered in Connecticut. Some were stripp^ of parts; Hartford, has charge of Sending 10 batters to the plate in decided. East Coach Jay McConville. "W e Mary Rose Buller, LeAn Fern and arrangements. a single inning is guaranteed to The first five Eagles that didn’t have a chance to be Lenore Gambardella each had two others were dumped intact, their keys still in the ignition. Memorial contributions may be destroy all order in a book stepped to the plate smacked line aggressive. You don’t when you hits to pace North Haven. The State police divers were back in the abandoned quarry made to the American Cancer designed, to accomodate just nine drives, and when Paul Roy’s only have four hits.” downstaters, in comparison, com­ today to continue the search. Society, 670 Prospect Ave., per frame. Yet at East it is two-run double completed the North Haven’s Ann Marie Corco­ mitted . only one miscue. North 9 Hartford. perfectly permissable, even en­ first-inning damage, the score was Herald pholo by PInlo ran scattered four hits, the only Haven catcher Karyn Snedeker couraged, so long as it’s in the 6-0. That made it easy for East solid shot a second-inning leadoff displayed a powerful arm, picking Naomi H. Staniunas name of destruction — of yet pitchers Tim Kiro, Ken Salina and EAST CATHOLIC'S CHRIS DARBY triple by Sue Wallace that was East’s top base runner Martha Mrs. Naomi H. Staniunas, 68. of another pitcher, another opponent, Tony Sledesky, who combined to ...waits for throw that never came wasted, while striking out four and Barter off first base in the opening Tax on consumer another scorecard. hold the Saints to five hits. Kiro issuing six walks. Her teammates frame. That, too, set the tone. 74 Plymouth Lane died Tuesday at The Eagles did it twice Tuesday, Hartford Hospital. She was the worked five innings to up his mind, as he slugged a homer and a took care of the offensive end, "W e like to be aggressive on the a remarkable feat that isn’t often record to 4-2. East Catholic (14)— Masse rf 4-1-2-2, lashing a dozen hits off losing base paths and our top runner was wife of Joseph W. Staniunas. double and drove in four runs; nor WIsnIeskI ct 7-2-3-1, Rloos ss 6-2-2-), accomplished, in clinching undis­ hurler Mary Gail Pryzby. picked off first, ” said McConville. She was born in Manchester, “ That’s the way the kids have on Wisnieski’s, as he scored two Bond lb 4-2-3-4, M cCoy If 4-M .O, comes under fire puted possession of the Hartford M Irucki If 1 -M -l, Darby 2b4-2-3-0, Kiro N.H., on Nov. 18, 1914, and had been most of the year,” Penders North Haven, the home team by The wrong' Eaglette squad County Conference title with a 9-1 runs and s lashed a trio of base hits p O-O-O-O, Sollno p 0-04)4), Sledesky p been a resident of town for more said. "They come to play every nor on Darby’s, as he produced one 04)4)-0, T . Feshler dh 3-2 -M , M o d ordh virtue of a coin flip, tallied all the showed up Tuesday at Robertson. By Bruno v . Ranniello A1 Reiner of Hartford, the record. than 40 years. She was ai member game and don’t look very far of his best offensive outings of the 24)4)4), Roy 3b 4-1-2-2, B. Feshler 241-0^ nans it needed in the opening And East winds up its seasog United Press International president-elect of the International It was fitting that the crown was ahead.” Tucker c 4-M -O, S. Byom c 2-1-2-1. inning. It scored twice on four hits earlier than hoped. of Center Congregational Church. season by going 3-for-4 . Totals 49-14-21-13. Fabric Care Institute, said consu­ claimed with a hitting atUck the and three Eaglette miscues. That Besides her husband she lea ves a There are some important They wanted a piece of the ball Palumbo It 3-2-24), y HARTFORD — Two lawmakers mers "w ill be paying a double tax” son, Joseph W. Staniunas II, of equal of any East has mustered games in East’s future, specifi­ Kelly 2b34)4)-0, Gotta c t04)4)4), M urtho was to set the tempo. have recruited small business Most of hitting — 90 percent — is every time they send clothing to a Manchester; a daughter, Cheryl S. this season. Every starter had at cally the opening game in the CIAC Bortlewskl3b54)-2-1, SIrolsct "They were a big team and I Indians in action between the ears," said Penders. L o Roso c l 24)4>-0, Schubert ph operators in efforts to turn back dry cleaner or laundry. Mulligan of Huntington, N.Y.; a least one hit in East’s 21-hit state tourney against either think our girls were slightly proposed tax on personal services “ These kids believe they can hit Folclk c 3-0-0-0, KllzewskI pr The Manchester High girls soft- Hubert Santos, a prominent brother. Dr. C.E. Hesseltine of explosion; four players had two Grasso Tech or Guilford, which 04)4)4), Morsel! pr 04)4)4), Gabes dh intimidated," said McConville. “ I and described as the "worst tax the ball. To date, they haven’t been ball team will open play in the Hartford defense attorney, said Little Silver, N.J.; a sister, Mrs. and three — Tim Wisnieslci, Doug play today for the right to visit 1-004), Aquino dh 14)4)4), Rich p 0-000, think we had a couple of tough yet” on Connecticut residents. proven wrong.” Rentsch p 0041-0, Russo ss 241-04), CIAC state tournament with an the professional service tax could Lorita Boisvert of Manchester; Bond and Chris Darby — had three Eagle Field Thursday at 3:30. breaks in the field. 'There were a Reps. William Cibes, D-New And you should see the East Noughton 1b 4-004). Totals 302-5-1 East region quarterfinal game be .unconstitutional because it and five grandchildren. apiece. That did not seem to be on Bond’s Aquinos lOO 010 000 2 couple of balls that went through London and Walter Brooks, D-New Catholic scorebook. East Catholic 405 010 310 14 against Ferm i at home. The game would tax a person seeking counsel Memorial services will be con­ fielders’ legs that normally don't. Haven, invited business and pro­ will begin at 3:30. in defense of a criminal charge. ducted Thursday at 5 p.m. at fessional representatives to the Center Congregational Church. Capitol Tuesday where they spoke Robert Grandahl, a partner in a Burial will be at the convenience of out against the tax plan backed by Hartford auto repair business, said the family. There are no calling Senate Democrats. the doubling of the business tax hours. The Watkins Funeral " I t ’s the worst tax yet on would drive up costs for consumers Home, 142 E. Center St., has Connecticut's consumers,” said who already pay heavily for charge of arrangements. Memor­ Cibes and Brooks, who have been repairs on new sophisticated 76ers are awesome ial contributions may be made to pushing a tax reform package autos. the Manchester Public Health Henry Maguire, the legislative By RICH TOSCHES based on a constitutional limit on Nursing Association. championship. We did it for our the floor, and that s what we spending and a flat-rate income chairman of the Connecticut Asso­ D P I Sports Writer fans, and we did it for us, but did. tax. They admitted it can’t pass ciation of Realtors, said the INGLEWOOD, Calif.- They Charles Zagllo mostly we did it for the Doctor. ” "A fter years of frustration, this year. proposed Senate taxes would en­ were named Dale Schlueter. Philadelphia became one of Charles Zaglio, 90. a resident of we refused to give up.” However, they urged rejection of danger "the very tenuous situa­ Fred Boyd. Leroy Ellis, Manny the league’s premier teams in Fenwood Manor on Vernon Street, The dethroned Lakers, seek­ the Senate leadership’s revenue tion” in the housing industry where Leaks, and so on. They were the 1977, moving into the champion­ formerly of Glastonbury, died ing to become the first NBA plan to raise $272 million to help mortgage rates are going down 1972-73 Philadelphia 76ers, and ship series against Portland. Monday at Manchester Memorial team to repeat as champion fund the $3.62 billion budget "but are not stable." they were awful. But it was also to be one of its Hospital. He was a retired man­ since the 1969 Boston Celtics, proposed for the fiscal year Awful as in 9-73, the worst most disappointing seasons as Maguire said the conventional ager of a Glastonbury restaurant. had offered as excuses fatigue, beginning July 1. It would include a tax plan contained "enough to record in the long history of the the 76ers became one of only He leaves several nieces and injuries and the officiating — NBA. What a difference a 7.5 percent business service tax annoy everyone in the state of nephews. four teams in league history to some with merit — for previous and a new 3.5 percent tax on decade can make. lose the series after winning the Connecticut", and called tax re­ Funeral services will be Thurs­ losses. But they finally admit­ professional and personal The 1982-83 version of the first two games. form the only equitable solution to day at 10 a.m. at the Glastonbury ted they lost to the better team. services. 76ers culminated a magnificent the state’s revenue problems. Funeral Home, 450 New London That humiliating collapse “ They deserve it, ’’ said Laker Mona Morris, a registered nurse season Tuesday night with a Senate Democrats, in deciding Turnpike. Friends may call at the prompted the now-famous slo­ coach Pat Riley. “ It just wasn’t from Durham, said the profes­ 115-108 drubbing of the defend­ gan issued by the team to its last week to go with the so-called funeral home today from 2 to 4 and meant to be. It was the year of sional tax was merely a "Band Aid ing NBA champion Los Angeles fans: "W e Owe You One. ” conventional tax plan rather than 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions the 76er. We carried the cham­ approach” and will adversely Lakers, completing just the tax reform, also proposed a may be made to the Newington Instead of being paid off pionship as far as we could affect poor and low-income resi­ fourth championship series quickly, the debt began to non-binding referendum on an Children’s Hospital, 181 Cedar St., bring it, and Philadelphia just dents seeking medical help. sweep in league history and multiply. income tax. Newington. took it away from us. Now stamping itself as one of the The 76ers again went to the they’ve taken our place." NBA’s all-time great teams. finals in 1980, only to be ousted Erving finished the game When the regular season Gloucester group aggressive by the Lakers in six games with 19 points, seven coming in ended with 76ers holding a Again in 1982 the T ^ s surged the last two minutes when the sparkling 67-15 record, Phila­ into the championSliip series, 76ers, who had not led since the delphia’s Moses Malone was and again the Lakers were there opening period, bolted back into . asked what he expected from to shatter their dream. his team. the game. An Erving steal and Fresh fish doesn’t smell, Julius Erving, the “ Doctor,” dunk with two minutes left tied ” Fo’, fo’, fo,’” he replied. It was there for all of it. Tuesday the score 106-106. With 59 meant four-game sweeps of night he finally silenced the seconds left, Erving slammed each of the three playoff series. critics who had said that despite another one home and was Moses almost proved a his enormous talent he would fouled. He made the free throw fishermen’s wives insist prophet. Only a single loss to the never play on a championship and the 76ers led 109-107. Milwaukee Bucks blemished By James V. Heallon , smell. team. He remained passive After a free throw by Kareem ana ineir industry to the hilt. the 76ers’ incredible playoff amid the wild celebration. United Press International "W e told them that consumers Abdul-Jabbar pulled the des­ A tour of supermarkets told the streak and their 12-1 post­ shouldn't be made to believe that " I ’m not out of control now perate Lakers within 109-108, women early on they had to season record goes into the book GLOUCESTER, Mass. — While they should first buy a can of because of all the things I ’ve Erving dethroned the cham­ educate the public on fish. as the best in NBA history. the splendid aroma of Italian disenfectant to go along with a been through, things that go pions by drilling a 10-foot "Would you like to taste fresh Malone, whose huge cooking seemed to magnify her piece of fresh fish, ” Mrs. Sanfilipo beyond basketball,” Erving jumper with 24 seconds left. fish from Gloucester?” Mrs. Sanfi­ shoulders carried the 76ers to said. "M y family is still the accent as she bustled about her said. The commercial was Abdul-Jabbar. playing in lipo asked a shopper. their first NBA crown in 16 kitchen, Angela Sanfilipo, the dropped. most important thing to me what might be his final game as "A re you sure it’s fresh?" y6ars, was named the series president of the Gloucester Fisher­ The question of offshore oil They stuck with me through six a Laker, scored 28 points, while "O f course, fresh fish doesn’t M VP after scoring 24 points and years of frustration.” men’s Wives Association, talked leases is a priority item on the smell." Magic Johnson had 27 and also fish, fresh fish. grabbing an incredible 23 re­ Philadelphia coach Billy Cun­ association’s agenda because the "Then it’s not fish.” added 13 assists and Jamaal It’s the only kind, said Mrs. bounds in the final game. ningham, who played on the sale by the government of 488 "The first thing people should Wilkes finished with 21 points. Sanfilipo. who came to the United But he would not allow those 76ers’ last championship team tracts totaling 2.8 million acres know is that fresh fish doesn’t Abdul-Jabbar, whose con­ States from Portocello near Pa­ shoulders to carry much of the in 1967, remembered the last six could affect prime fishing grounds, smell. The second thing they credit. tract expired this season, is lermo at 13. Her husband, John, is the Georges Bank. seasons when the team made it asking $2 million per season — should know is if the fish is U.S. or "This is the greatest moment the skipper of the 77-foot Padre Pio The sale of the leases has been to the playoffs but never got the the same salary as Malone. Canadian. There’s a difference In of Moses’ life," the burly center ring. II, named for the late monk with halted by a federal Judge who said the quality. People can’t notice it. MIKE McGEE OF THE LAKERS COVERS ANDREW TONEY gurgled through a mouthful of " I ’m very disappointed, but the Christ-like stigmata or Interior Secretary James Watt “ This game is like life," he we did the best . ■ "nore in clear they are backine their men fish in the ocean. Schrod is just a 10,900 columns were produced in nearly four decades bed each morning. small haddock, a small cod. but this one required more time and thought than anv ''n «'e dug back into history with a two-page picture spread five days before the party on "You go to certain restaurants other. ’’ Herald Angle slotembP^^‘ officially end in Gordie added touch Commencement unusual and see Boston schrod — God This issomethingspecial, athankyoutotheSOO-plus September. Len Auster, my colleague for the last li friends and acquaintances who turned out last knows that they’re giving you. years, so professionally covered the ^ v S and Whalers were out in force. I had wind They try tq make you believe that Wednesday night at the Army ft Navy a u b to honor Earl Yost, Sports Editor that Bob Casey, the club’s public relations director, RICHWOOD, W.Va. (UPI) - me with a testimonial dinner. column. Tom Hooper, the weekend at Alderson-Broaddus Its something out of this world and, would be on hand but was pleasantly surprised when One college commencement next College, where UHK now has It took several days to come down from Cloud Nine, •.w ? ® general manager, hit me right in the heart as a rule, it is because small fish with the first editorial that he has produced. Gordie Howe and Emile Francis arrived. Howe, in my week is distinguished by the fact no offices. not only from the highly complimentary remarks are tender and tastier than big n wL’ ‘C"8,*>efore we became friendly, ranks with graduate has been asked to take a which were echoed by head table occupants and ^ dead table occupant, didn’t speak Comstock, 72, explains when he ones. They just aren’t telling you Bobby Hull, another ex-hockey great, as the two test, open a book or even go to Long Term friends in attendance, but also from cards and phone W ^nesday night but he expressed himself so started his newspaper, his partner what kind it is.” warmest professional athletes I’ve met in 40 years. class, for that matter. calls. eloquently in print that words can’t express how it was jiad no college degree and "was Mrs. Sanfilipo added from the What I was first tola by wally Fortin would be ' a Howe’s appearance and willingness to say a few According to Jim Comstock, There have been many thrills and big moments receive^ the nicest tribute ever paid in my lifetime former publisher of a West Virgi­ having a trauma." So Comstock stove where meatballs were siz­ little get togethei of a few friends at dinner” turned words added much to the dinner. He nearly developed zling that one shopper refused to enjoyed on the sports scene over the years, from f red Post, sports editor of the Middletown Press' nia weekly newspaper who helped just printed up a degree on a blank into a capacity crowd at the most popular Manchester writer’s cramp oblighting to the many requests for his 647-9997 ^ playing basketball at Madison Square Garden to my closest and best friend among members of the diploma, and soon he found himself believe pollock was as good as service club. signature. found the University of Hard helping win hoop crowns in the State and Eastern in the sheepskin business. haddock, the number one consu­ Al fi t ® partner working baseball and Just for the record, the official Whaler jersey, Knocks, the organization came to Leagues for local teams, umpiring baseball games basketball games over the years, and Scott Gray a mer choice in white fish. Pollock bearing my name and number of years at the Herald! be in the late 1940s and now boasts 445 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER 647"9998 Familiar faces local man added much as the two advertised Members now include Sens. turns lighter when cooked though involving major league teams and players, officiating 39, has a special place in my den along with the half about 3,000 "alumni" nationwide. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., and high school and college baseball and basketball speakers. The latter has moved into the limelight as and she told the shopper it was far It was great to see familiar faces from the Little dozen plaques received. Its commencement is slated next Jes.se Helms. R-N.C. tournament games, but none carried as much the area s best young sportscaster and has become a less expensive. MON., THURS. TILL 9-FRI. TILL 8-TU ES., WED., SAT. 5:00 League as far back as 1950, when it was first I V as most pleased that Tom Ferguson, former meaning as the testimonial. fixture on powerful WTIC. Scott and I had something introduced in Manchester to present day figures like in common We each had a 4.a.m. wake-up time. I am please turn to page i i 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 1, 1983 . MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 1, 1983 - 11 Sports briefs High school roundup Boss gets thrown for loss

■ f. Indian golf NEW zoKK (UPI) — George Steinbrenner has Dailey, a tirst-round draft pick, signed a five-year been given the thumb for one week by American contract at an estimated $250,000 a year iast fall. The League president Lee MacPhail for “ public tirades agreement included unique behavior clauses that takes second and attact against the umpires integrity and release the Bulls from financial obligations if Dailey professionalism.” steps out of line. But don’t expect that to put a muzzle on the Thorn told the Tribune that Dailey’s progress in the in league outspoken New York Yankees’ owner. program will have an effect on the Bulls’ draft MacPhail levied a one-week suspension, beginning decisions on June 28. Friday, against Steinbrenner Tuesday and it bars the Bob Woolf, Dailey’s attorney, said he didn’t think a Yankee owner from attending games or being in his trade wouid be necessary. WETHERSFIELD — Forced to settle for Yankee Stadium office until June 10. second place this time around is the Manchester It is the second major penalty leveled against High golf team as it fell to Wethersfield High, Steinbrenner this year. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Cowens wants comeback 8>A-4>A, Tuesday afternoon at Wethersfield fined him $50,000 in April for remarking during a Country Club. M ILW AUKEE (U P I) — Milwaukee Bucks forward spring training game that National League umpires Dave Cowens says he hopes to have surgery this week favor teams in their league on close plays. on the knee that sidelined him most of thesea.son. And The win gives Wethersfield the league title at It also marked the second time Steinbrenner was he figures he has a good chance of coming back to play 13-2-1 while the Silk Towners, who shared league suspended since he became principal owner of the next year. honors a year ago with Conard, finished in second Yankees in 1973. He was suspended for two years in ’’There’s about a 75 percent chance that the surgery place at 13-3. In the other portion of Tuesday’s 1974 by Kuhn for illegal campaign contributions to will work, and I ’ll be able to play again, " he told the tri-match, Manchester did come home a 12-1 X- former president Richard Nixon. Milwaukee Sentinel Tuesday. winner over Enfield. In a two-page statement, Steinbrenner said that he would not appeal the ruling by MacPhail. However, he The Indians, 18-4 overall, were to resume action added that while he respected the AL president’s today against crosstown East Catholic at position, he does not want his players to become Manchester Country Club, standing targets for opposing pitchers. Thanks to all f “ If Lee feels the suspension is necessary, I will Wethersfield’s Pete Stankevitch took medalist M continued from page 9 honors with a 72 o-,-er the par-71 layout. He had / . t f . accept it,” Steinbrenner said. “ I have that much plenty of support, with teammate Skip McHeran respect for him but I told Lee and he understands Herald publisher, was called to toss a few bouquets. I clearly that I will continue to be a voice to protect my carding a 76 and Bud King a 79. Doug Martin shot am indebted to the Ferguson family, first Tom ’s 1^0 players when brash-back pitches and ensuing fights father, Roland, and to Tom, for the opportunity to a 78 for the top Manchester score with Greg are involved and when I feel that my players have not Shrider at 80, Roger Greenwood 81 and Paul cover spring training camps each March for neary a Hohenthal 82. been dealt with fairly and protected.” quarter century as well as the World Series. The * .MS exposure was most valuable over the years brushing Their work, however, was not enough to elbows with the top writers, players and managers. overcome Wethersfield’s fine shooting. Turner Suit waste of time Jqst skimming the surface, I was honored to see • ■ - -.-V , men like Jimmy Roach, the best schoolboy football Results: Monchester vs. Wethersfield — Stankevitch player I ever saw; Woody Clark and Stan Hilinski. (W ) def. Hohenthal 3-0, McHeran (W) del. Martin ATLAN TA (U P I) — Ted Turner says the $17 million Kino (W) det. Greenwood 2-1, Shrider (M ) def. slander suit brought against him by sports agent past and present top club golf champions at Cathcort 34), Wefhersflled won medal point, 310-320; Bucky Woy and thrown out by a federal jury was a Manchester; Ronnie Daigle, a man who helped steer Monchester vs. Enfield — Hohenthal (M ) def. Baer 3-0, Marfin (M ) def. Dannboch 3-0, Greenwood (M ) def. waste of time. me on the right path as a baksetball player: York 2-1, Shrider (M ) def. Murray 3-0, Manchester won A four-man, two-woman jury deliberated for only ex-colleague Howie Holcomb, now with the Courant, / medal point, 320-3M. ^5 . an hour Tuesday before ruling in Turner’s favor on Harold Binsk, the official mascot of so many loal Woy’s claim that the Atlanta Braves owner defamed athletic teams; barber Bill Pagani, sponsor of his character when he accused him of being baseball teams bearing his name, 1983 Manchester Track qualifiers responsible for the 1979 death of Braves general Sports Hall of Fame inductees Ernie Dowd, Dick Cobb manager Bill Lucas. and Gene Johnson; Dom Squatrito and Herb Phelon, East Catholic and Manchester High had CHENEY TECH'S RAY BROOKES “ It was certainly a waste of my time and a lot of both former Wesleyan athletes, and Rick Dyer: all several qualifers at their respective State other people’s time,” said Turner, who was absent from the same law office. John ’Shorty' Malin, a giant Sectionals Tuesday afternoon at different sites. ...wins COC singles title FORMER HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION JACK DEMPSEY. WHO DIED IN MANHATTAN LAST NIGHT AT 87. GIVES SOME POINTERS ABOUT PRIZE-FIGHTING from the courtroom when the verdict was announced. among basketball officials was also there. East competed in the Class L Section II sectional ...to a pair of boxing greats. Joe Louis (at left) just prior to his second title fight with Max Schmeling. and Muhammed Ali (at right) “ I told the truth and when you tell the truth it’s not Bruce Watkins, Red Hadden, Frank Miller and Dick at Windham High in Willimantic while the slander. I ’m happy. What I did was tell the truth and Thorpe, all of whom played with me with Watkins’ Indians took part in the Class L L Section I Brookes wins title the jury agreed. ’The person slandered was Bill Lucas perennial championship volleyball team: retired sectional at Hall High in West Hartford. MIDDLETOWN — Cheney Tech’s Ray Brookes and not Bucky Woy.” writers Sam Cohen of New Haven and Joe Cassano of Advancing to Saturday’s state Class L Meet at captured the No. 1 singles title at the CharterOak Turner made his accusation against Woy in June Hartford; Bruno ’Buck’ Bycholski and Pete Staum. Windham High were Doug Post in the 100,200 and Conference Tennis Tournament Tuesday after­ 1979, a month after the death of Lucas) who suffered both of whom helped revive local basketball after long jump; Buddy Zachery in the 100 and 200; noon at Wesleyan University in Middletown. brain hemorrhage and cardiac arrest following a World War II; two veterans from the Country Club, Boxing champ Jack Dempsey dies ruptured aneurysm in his neck. retired pro Alex Hackney and Joe Handley: Joe Mike Hebert in the 800; Steve Kittredge in the 800 Brookes took the No. 1 crown with a total of 252 and 1,500; Ron Adams and John Rowe in the 3,000; points in the round robin play. Portland’s Jeff He contended charges Woy made against Lucas, McCluskey; the all-time track great, and Bob By LUUAN HOBSON p.m. EDT in the bedroom of their Funeral arrangements re- fight Joe Louis. At the time. Max Jim Meyer in the shot put; Larry Blackwell in the Waldman was the No. 2 singles winner with including calling him a “ liar,” during bitter contract Dougan, a man connected with the Road Race since U PI Sports Writer apartment. Hotel in New York. 1927. mained incomplete. was being handled by Dempsey. in Jersey City, N.J. He lost the high jump and Jack Fitzgerald; Tim Howard and RHAM ’s Todd Farley taking the No. 3 crown and negotiations on the 1979 contract for Braves third "He had a congestion in his chest The ex-champion was born in NEW YORK— Jack Dempsey, Dempsey became one of the He had been nine years out of the crown in an equally famed bout Jerry Murphy in the 5,000. Rick Lopez of Rocky Hill the winner at No. 4. baseman Bob Horner, contributed to Lucas’ death. Also, Albert ’.Yosh’ Vinck, Mr. Football ir since last night and 1 was feeding whose savagery in the ring earned more popular champions and, ring, himself at that point. Mpnassa, Colo., on June 24, 1895, with Gene Tunney in Philadelphia. Kittredge, who’ll be attending St, Joseph’s in Manchester; ex-boxers Tommy O’Neill and Sa ,i him soup for that congestion just the son of a Mormon school him the nickname "Manassa after Babe Ruth, perhaps its “ Anyway, Max Baer was scared Philadelphia in the fall, is defending State Open Maltempo; outdoor sportsman Lee Fracchia: duck- three hours before he passed teacher. Named William Harrison Mauler,” is dead at 87. greatest world wide sports figure to death to fight Louis, but The Tunney-Dempsey rematch 800 and 1,500-meter champipn. He will also be out pin bowlers Fred McCurry and JoeTwaronite; UConn away,” Mrs. Dempsey told the Dempsey, he adopted the nick­ Bennet track sweeps Bulls may trade Dally The former heavyweight cham­ in the era before World War II, Dempsey shid, ‘You either fight at Soldier Field in Chicago before to defend his Class L titles in both events. baseball coach Andy Baylock and sports information New York Daily News. "H e told name of his idol. Jack Dempsey, director Joe Soltys; Earle Custer, one of my tennis pion — considered by some the ’’Jack Dempsey was perhaps the Joe Louis in the ring or me in the another million- dollar gate known Over at Hali, “ it was not a good day,” said Bennet boys’ and girls’ track teams swept CHICAGO (U PI) — Chicago Bulls guard Quintin me he liked the soup and when he another boxer, when be decided to friends (and fo e ); businessmen Lou Apter. Ray greatest fighting machine of all man who sculpted the golden age of comer, and Bear fought Joe as the ’’Long Count Fight,” and Manchester Coach George Suitor after seeing crosstown Illing Tuesday afternoon at Manches­ Dailey may be dropped from the team or traded if his saw I was worried he said, ‘Don’t fight. ’Sonny’ Damato and Stanley ’Lefty' Bray (-and state time — will be remembered by sports,” said Bert Sugar, editor Louis.' generated one of sports most hotly only four of his thinclads advance to Saturday’s ter High’s Pete Wigren track with the Bear boys drag rehabilitation program is not successful, a worry, honey. I ’m too mean to Dempsey beat Jess Willard the debated issues. those that knew him, though, for and publisher of Ring Magazine "Jack Dempsey fertilized the Class LL Meet at Willow Brook Park in New taking a 77-37 decision and the girls by an 84-25 ne>vspaper reported Tuesday. Senator Carl Zinsser, Pittsburgh Pirate rooter die.'” title in Toledo, Ohio, on July 4,'1919, his kindness and gentility. “ Before Babe Ruth hit his height, field. He cared the sport of boxing, Britain. count. Dailey has been in the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt deluxe. Dempsey had been in failing and went on to earn additional Dempsey, who dominated the before there even was a Bobby he cared for sports and sports Dempsey knocked Tunney down Bob Dussault took second place in th e« Bennet winners on the boys’ side were Kord Hospital in Baltimore for the past month receiving Co-workers, past and present, who gave up a night health for the past two years, and titles as 'the “ Killer” and the boxing world during the Roaring Jones. Sixty years later, he was cared for him.” in the seventh round of that fight, 1,500-meter ran with a time of 4:06 and Mike Roy Baker, Mike Lata, Dave Larkin, and Gary treatment for reported drag and psychiatric prob­ included Sol Cohen. June Tompkins, Betty Ryder, was hospitalized April 11, 1982 to “ Jungle Beast.” Greg Pearson, Charlie Maynard, Sue Vaughn, Howie 20s, died Tuesday at his Manhattan still the greatest, regardless of I Dempsey’s last public appearan­ but did not go to the neutral corner took the 3.000-meter run with a time of 8:54. Don Ahlberg. Brian Brophy was a double winner for lems. Bulls officials would neither confirm nor deny have a pacemaker implanted. He fought boxing’s first million- apartment. The ex- champion, who what Muhammad Ali says, ces came in 1980. He was at the as required, causing speculation Hickey and John Rogers were third and seventh Illing, taking the dicus and shot put. Dwayne the reports. Holcomb, Doris Gorsch, Adele Angel, Dan Fitts, Alex Police said the medical examiner doUar gate against Georges Car- Girelli (now the senior company man in point of held the title from 1919-1926, was " I met him many times. The one Boxing Writers Association dinner on whether Tunney could have respectively in the javelin to advance. Hickey Albert took the long jump and 400 for Illing. Lata "When Quintin finishes his program, a decision will ruled that Dempsey died of natural pentier, a French fighter, in a fight found by his wife, Deanna, about 4 episode, I heard, it was the year I and the National Cartoonists’ gotten up by the nine count had had a toss of 171-feet and Rogers a heave of took the 100, 200 and high jump for Bennet. be made,” Bulls general manager Rod Thorn told the service), Doug Bevins, Joe Sullivan, Barbara causes. billed as the “ Battle of the Richmond and June’ Sullivan. was born. Max Baer was led out to Society dinner in April at the Plaza Dempsey gone to the corner 154-feet. Butch Wemmell, looked to for points in On the distaff side, Debbie Dussault won the 800 Chicago Tribune Tuesday. “ Obviously, I know why Century” at Boyle’s Thirty Acres Nate Agostinelli proved to be as efficient and immediately. the state meets, failed to qualify. “ It was just a and 1,500 for Bennet. Sarah Nicholson won the he’s there. But I don’t want to infringe on his rights. proficient as toastmaster as in his regular duties as bad day for him,” said Suitor. Wemmell just javelin, long jump and high jump and Sue Allen "A trade is a possibility. But we’ll have to just wait president of the Manchester State Bank. missed in the. discus by a couple of centimeters. won the long jump and 400 for the Bears. Theresa and see. Any time a player from a team goes to that It doesn’t seem like 39 years ago that Tom Ferguson He didn’t enter in the pole vault, an event where Sombric took the shot put and Lisa Parker won kind of program, you hope it helps. He is receiving AL roundup Manchester’s Ray Lata was injured. the 110 hurdles for Illing. in-patient therapy. Whatever the doctor teils us will took me on a trial basis in the newspaper field. determine our decision. It’s up to the doctor,” Thorn I never regretted the opportunity to serve the told the newspaper. community with pen. pencil and typewriter. White Sox fold Connors, Lendl see red

for Bannister PARIS (UPI) - John his forehand and not to won the title in 1977, has McEnroe makes no bones make any mistakes. It been runner-up three By M ike Barnes save, has won or saved 11 oi about It— he would rather worked and I didn't have times, including last year ‘* 1 ^ - UPI Sports Writer Boston’s last 20 victories. He be somewhere else than to change my tactics.” when he ousted Higueras ■>ixV lowered his league-leading 1.09 playing on the slow red Connors said, “ I tried to in the semifinals before This time Floyd Bannister ERA. , clay of Roland Garros play the best I could and it 0 losing the title clash to thought things would be different. Carlton Fisk homered in the first where the surface takes didn’t work. I am not Wilander. After all, Chicago was on a inning for the White Sox’ only run. the sting out of his power discouraged for my title Tuesday’s action four-game winning streak, had The two Sox will go at it again and the bite from his spin. defense at Wimbledon another French upset in slugged 23 homers in its last 11 this evening in Fenway Park with But McEnroe knows he either. On grass you can the men’s singles. GUARANTEED* 4 games and was batting .299 before 4-6 Lamarr Hoyt pitching for has to master clay in the use a more attacking After Connors’ dismis­ Tuesday night’s game. So it was Chicago and 3-2 John Tudor on the manner of a sculptor if he style.” sal by Roger-Vasselin, only natural for the left-hander to mound for Boston. Tudor shut is to become the first McEnroe hardly sixth-seeded Yannick expect some hitting support for a down the first-place Blue Jays in Am erican to win the s e e m e d discouraged Noah of France earned a change, right? his last outing. French Open tennis Tuesday in preparing for semifinal against his com­ Wrong. Brewers 5, A ’s 2 championships’ men’s ti­ today’s scheduled quar­ patriot by defeating third- • ■■ %*%■ The White Sox, who scored only At Milwaukee. Robin Yount’s tle since the back-to-'back terfinal against defending seeded Ivan Lendl of [j ^ nine runs in Bannister’s six losses two-run double keyed a four-run triumphs of Tony Trabert champion Mats Wilander Czechoslovakia, 7-6, 6-2, before Tuesday night, were punch­ third inning and Moose Haas in 1954 and 1955. of Sweden. 7-5, 6-0. i95 less again. Chicago handed only scattered eight hits to help deal the The pressure was even seven hits to their multi-million A’s their sixth straight defeat. more on McEnroe today, It requires a painstak­ Noah provided the host per axle 4 i dollar burler and shackled him Yount, however, was forced to following top-seeded ing approach to do well m nation with a day to (most cars) with a tough 2-1 loss to the Boston leave later in the inning when he Jimmy Connors’ unex­ here and patience has celebrate, boosting Red Sox. collided with A’s catcher Mike pected quarterfinal de­ never been one of McEn­ French hopes of winning roe’s virtues. Patience, Bannister, however, appeared Heath. feat against London-born the title for the first time DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES however, is what 18-year- ■■ ” , I,'*?--ft >* r '■ unfazed about the lack of support. Indians 5, Mariners 2 Christophe Roger- since Marcel Bernard’s (Front Axle) (Front or Rear Axle) ”J just have to go out and do the At Cleveland, Andre Thornton Vasselin of France. old W ilander has in triumph in 1946. • Free 4-Wheel Brake Inspection • Free 4-Whoel Brake Inspection belted his sixth homer of the Connors has won every abundance. But he nearly blew his • Replace Pad with New best I can,” he said. “ Some things '? V ’'., >, V ' ti-. -, • Replace Shoes with New you can’ t control.” season to end the Indians’ home Grand Slam title except The champion says he is chance, missing two Guaranteed Disc Pads. Guaranteed Linings Catcher Marc Hill and pitching ran droi{ght at Municipal Stadium. the French and 10 years prepared to stay on court match points at 5-2 in the • Resurface Rotors. • Resurface Drums. 10 hours if necessary and ALAN WIGGINS (RIGHT) OF PADRES GETS CAUGHT coach Dave Duncan agree Bannis­ Thornton’s blast was the first for a after his first attempt, he third set and losing five • Replace Grease Seals. • Inspect Wheel Cylinder. Cleveland batter at home since has still not learned to McEnroe prepared for a successive games before • Inspect and Repack Wheel • Inspect Hold Down Spring. ...trying to stretch base hit by Expo Doug Flynn ter, 2-7, is past the early-season jitters when he felt he had to prove Opening Day. Six hundred and fifty cope with the slow surface long match against the clinching victory in the Bearings. • Lubricate Backing Plate. his worth to the team. He has two Indians had stepped to the — a fact underlined by his talented Swede. The fourth set. • Inspect Calipers. • Inspect Hydraulic System. looked strong his last four or five plate without reaching the fences 6-4, 6-4, 7-5 setback Tues­ second-seeded American Women’s action pro­ • Inspect Hydraulic System. • Readjust Brakes. NL roundup 'outings. Yankees S, Angels 3 day against a player has beaten Wilander in duced an all-American • Lubricate Caliper Anchors. • Road Test At New York, Ken Griffey’s ranked 129 places below their only two previous semifinal between four­ • Inspect Fluid Levels. “ But his record doesn’t show it.” • Add Fluid if Required. Hill said. " I t ’s just a shame we two-out, two-run siqgle capped a him. competitive meetings, but time winner Chris Evert those weren’t on clay. • Road Tost. can’t get any runs for him. But if he four-run eighth inning that gave Connors, ranked No. 1 in Lloyd and third-seeded The 24-year-old south­ continues to pitch like this, he’ll be the Yankees their fifth straight the world, appeared Andrea Jaeger, last ye­ paw from Douglaston, Niekro fine.” victory. Dale Murray, l-l, was shocked at his defeat by UPI photo ar’s losing finajist. credited with the triumph and the unseeded Roger- Vas- N.Y., expected a difficult Evert, the No. 2 seed 'MIDAS GUARANTEE conflict forces early exit “ He had trouble early with his W«AS tAAMI SHOCS AND OtSC aJIAKi FADS AM Mike Witt, 3-S, took the loss. selin in the 2-hour and 43- battle in his bid to make and the favorite after the HANliO rOA AS kONO AS lOU OWN TOUA AM(NlCAN n iirth Srtin««AH **T n I ______location and his delivery, he was GUARANTEED rOMION CAR VAN OR UOMT IRUCP lUNOf R 14 QDO iSS i ir ^GUARANTEED By Donna Balancla fourth. Niekro injured himself “ I didn’t have a good knuckle- minute center court the last four but said he is defeat of defending cham­ |VIR QQT. NUt tfHDAS IRAXt $MOl| QR FAQS In other N L games, Houston pressing a bit,” Duncan said. "But Twins 10, Orioles 3 CHRIS EVERT-LLOYD RETURNS t l 'WAJkLlP .WTKQMI.Qharoc M)R tN| OR UPI Sports Writer sliding into home on the first of ball," he said. ” I had to go mqre match. better equipped than he pion Martina Navratil­ FAQI AOOtTlONAI. FARTS ANOrOR vASO" RfOUtRCD tO topped Chicago 12-10, Cincinnati he has smoothed it all out and he’s ...during win over Hana Mandlikova LININGS RiSTORS INI Sm tM TO OFfRATiONAi CONOrtON AR| U ^ ^ P A D ^ ^ Brett Butler's triples. with fastballs and sliders. In the At Minneapolis, Randy Bush and was two years ago when ova, came from behind to TRA HiDAS AUT OtCUNI TO FtRFORW FARtlAl BRAAl JORS Phil Niekro only allowed one hit nipped St. Louis 2-1, Los Angeles The e-foot-2,25-year-old IF IT AFFtARS IN MOAS JUOOfWINT THAT AOOlTlONAl Niekro, 2-4, passed Cy Young for much more relaxed out there. If he Gary Gaetti each drove in three WORN IS NllOfO FOR VOUR aRAXf SvSfIM TQ FUNCTKM first coupie innings, they were Frenchm an, who he was eliminated in the edge eighth-seeded Cze­ FROFSRLT offer expires 7/1/83 Tuesday night in leading the downed Philadelphia 4- 1, San ‘ keep8 pitching that way, he’ll win 11th place on the all-time strikeout hitting some balls pretty good. But t rookie Ken Schrom scrambled around the quarterfinals. choslovakian Hana Mand­ Atlanta Braves to a 10-2 victory Diego beat Montreal 5-3, oSan hs share.” list with 2,813. But when his Atlanta when you get runs by the fourth posted his fourth victory without a “ I am capable of play­ likova 4-6,6-3,6-2, with the over the Pittsburgh Pirates, but he Francisco topped New York 2-1 Bob Ojeda and Bob Stanley court, was content to keep teammates gave him the ball he inning and end up with 10 or 11, the loss to help snap the Twins’ the ball in play and wait ing better on clay now, but European threatening to had a conflict of interest — with Astros 12, Cubs 10 combined on the seven-hitter and “ I don’t think it will be used for his first strikeout, against pressure is off the pitcher and the five-game losing streak. Schrom. for Connors to make I must get myself into the the baseline for the begin­ repeat her semifinal vic­ both his hamstring muscles — and At Chicago, Phil Gam er’s three- Dave Stapleton and Reid Nichols different,” McEnroe said. Pittsburgh’s Jason Thompson, his defense.” recalled May 5, allowed seven hits mistakes. match earlier,” said ning but’will then come in tory of two years ago was forced to cut short his best run double capped a four- run knocked in fourth- inning runs to “ But it will be tougher as BRISTOL curiosity was piqued. Claudell Washington keyed the In his first major-league complete Connors, 30, tried to McEnroe. ” I need to start a little,” he said. “ You when she went on to win S82-T903 MIDDLlTUNN 347-9100 TORRINGTON 482-7647 showing of the season. Houston rally in the seventh lead Boston. game. he is tougher on clay and “ They threw the ball out of the Braves’ attack, going 4-for-4 with a force the pace, paying the better than I am .” have to come in more the title. BRMIFORD 401-2300 NEW BRITAIN Niekro fashioned a strong five- inning. He was Joined by Ray In the fourth, Tony Armas he also won here last year. 224-9137 WALLINGFORD 265-0953 game, and I wanted it back to pitch two-run triple and added two Royals 6, Rangers S penalty as the Frenchman The volatile American when you play someone Jaeger, reaching the E. HARTFORD inning, three-hit performance, Knight, who collected four hits, in a dumped a single to right and Wade I should have won the 289-9315 NEW HAVEN 865-6111 WATERBURV 757-0339 with,” Niekro said. “ I didn’t know singles, a double and a walk. Arlington. Texas. Hal stuck to the baseline and did not think the clash like McEnroe.” semis for the third consec­ striking out two and walking one. 19-hit onslaught against five Chi­ Boggs sUced a single to left in front other match easidr than I ENnELD T45-0305 NEW LONDON why they did it. Somebody back in Butler’s pair of triples resulted in McRae s two-run double highligh­ picked up the points to the with Wilander would be Wednesday’s other utive year, had no trouble 447-1711 W. HARTFORD 522-017 The only run scored off the veteran cago pitchers. Alan Ashby added a of a sliding Ron Kittle. After Boggs did do.” Atlanta had said something about two RBI. ted a four-run fourth inning and delight and amazement of much different from their quarterfinal featured in scoring a runaway 6-2, GROTON 445-8129 NORWICH knuckleballer came on a solo home two-run homer in the secolld. took second on a throw to third. 889-8433 WEST HAVEN 934-262 strikeouts, but I didn’t know what Madlock, who was 3-for-4, rookie southpaw Bud Black re­ the capacity 16,000 crowd. last match indoors when Wilander went into fourth-seeded Argenti­ 6-2 victory over unranked HAMDEN 248-632T ROCKY HILL run by Bill Madlock. Frank LaCorte, 3-2, was the winner Nichols scored Armas with a single Wednesday’s match with 563-1507 WILUMANIIC 456-176 he was talking about.” singled in the Pirates’ second run corded his second straight victory “It’s wonderful, just McEnroe won a six-hour, nian Guillermo Vilas fellow-American Gret- But after he singled in a run and the loser was Craig Lefferts. to left and Stapleton luiocked in his tactics already MANCHESTER 646-6606 SOOTHINGTON 621-9333 Niekro added he might have in the eighth off Atlanta reliever to hand the Rangers their fourth wonderful,” Roger- five- set marathon in a against Jose Higueras, chen Rush, the amateur during the Braves’ three-run 0-3. Boggs with a sacrifice fly to center. decided. done better early in the game. Steve Bedrosian. straight loss and ninth in their last Vasselin said. “ I decided Davis Cup clash in St. the No. 8 seed from Spain. who entered the tourna­ Stanley, who recorded his 10th “ I am going to stay on BRAKES ARE IMPORTANT-TRUST THE MIDAS TOUCH 11 games. before the game to play Louis last July. Vilas, a left-hander who ment on a wild card. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 1. 1983 - 13 I t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 1, 1983 Scoreboard F O C U S / F o o d

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' Fltio*- Country Club Baseball standings Baines cf 4 0 10 Rice If 3 0 10 Hubbrd 2bS211Rav2b 3000 Kittle If 4 0 2 0 Armas dh 4 1 2 0 Foster If 4 0 10 Clark rt 3 0 1 0 Mustard raid Paclork rf 4 0 1 0 Boggs 3b 4 110 Wshngtn rt4 2 4 2 Modick 3b 4 1 3 2 Klngmn 1b 3 0 1 0 Leonard If 4 0 1 0 ■•HIvtau, *— Pagonl Bast Nina — A- Brad Downey 27-1-26, AAurphy cf 5 0 1 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 0 1 0 MCC Vats vs. VIHnar's, S— Niks AMERICAN LEAGUE Nyman 1b 2 0 0 0 Nichols cf 4 0 1 1 Royster If 0 0 0 0 Niemann pO 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 3 0 0 0 LeMostr ssO 0 0 0 Bill Moran 30-3-27, Tim McNamara East Squires 1b 2 0 0 0 Stoplotn 1b 3 0 0 1 Giles 2b 4 0 0 0 O'MOIIV 3b 3 0 2 0 OMIla Touch vs. Nals Johnson, 30-3-27, Tony Pletrontonlo 32-4-28, Tad Horner 3b 3 2 2 3 Parker rf 3 0 0 0 7:SS^NIka W L PCI. GB Hill c 3 0 10 Newman c 3 0 2 0 Chmbts 1b 5 0 0 0 Easier If 4 0 Reynolds 0 c 3 0 0 0 0 Pettinl U 3 0 00 Backlel 31-3-28; B- Jim Sawyer 305-25, Toronto 26 19 .578 — VLow 3b 2 0 0 0 Hoffmn ss 3 0 1 0 Ashford ph 1 0 0 0 Venable If 10 0 8 You’re missing out If all you buy Is ‘Big Bird’ yellow M iW V Tldor vs. Sportsman, t— Tom Lowery 32-6-26, Turk Moore Smith 1b 0 0 0 0 Berra ss 4 0 10 Chortor Ook Boston 26 20 .565 Bannister (L 57) 8 8 2 2 1 9 (1), Oquendo (2), Strawberry (4), three-run frames for a 7-4 win over ery 80-11-69, Bob Pagan! 81-9-72, Mike -Washington, Butler 2. HR— It's not that mustard is the spice Toasdoy's Rasutts Bostan Modlocfc O'Malley 0 ). 3 tablespoons Dijon mustard Forr's Tuesday night at Robertson Surh 8MO-72, Harold Orfitelll 8514-72, Boston 2, Chicago 1 Oleda (W 51) 5 53 4 1 1 1 5 IP H R ER B B S D Pork. Dan Socha, Scott Hanson and Ken Gordon 81-9-72; C-Gross-Dove (2), Homer (8). SB— Washington (11), of life, of course. But if you’ve Z tablespoons white wine vinegar Cleveland 5, Seottle2 Stanley (S 10) 31-3 3 0 0 0 2 Murphy (91.SF— Pocoroba. New York Larrv Morrison each had a pair of hits Isenberg 82, Net-Joe Lynch 87-2047, New York 5, C^allfornla 3 T— 2:23. A— 15,135. Holman (L 03) 6 7 2 2 4 1 limited youself to the Big Bird POUPCtt, Z tablespoons olive oil for Pub. Mark Carta homered and Vince Buccherl 851570, Stan Prach- Milwaukee 5, Oakland 2 IP H R ER BBSO Sisk 2 2 0 0 1 1 yellow type, you’ve been missing Vt teaspoon rosemary Grot Fellows slashed three hits for nlak 8517-71, Vic Plagge 951572, Bill - Atlonla Kansas City 6, Texas 5 NIekro (W 55) 5 3 1 1 1 2 Son Francisco out. Vt teaspoon chopped chives Farr's. Palmer 851572. Minnesota 10, Baltimore 3 Laskey (W 7-4) 7 2-3 4 1 1 4 .6 Over at Fitzgerald Field, Buffalo Bast 17 — A-Frank Klernan 65642, Wadnasdov'sGamas Brewers 5.A’tZ Bedroslan (S 6) 4 3 1 1 2 4 Lavelle (S 8) 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 3 Mustard has gone fancy. Today 1 minced garlic clove Water Tavern surved a late scare to Kevin Murray 694-63, Ted Backlel Pittsburgh you can line your refrigerator M lr:5TAR 0,.i;: 69-5-64, Woody Clark 64-0-64, Dom (All Timas EOT) Tunnell (L 1-2) 3 53 6 5 5 2 3 WP— Sisk. T— 2:55 A— 7890. Mix all ingredients. Use to annex a 9-8 verdcit over Acodia Chicago (Hoyt46) at Boston (Tudor5 shelves with an amazing variety of V ’’ISTWT. BOZ Restaurant. Alan Noske, Roger Talbot, DeNIcolo 69-544, B-Fred Tracy 7512- 2), 7:35 p.m. OAKLAND MILWAUKEE (zuonte 21-3 1 0 0 2 0 marinate cubes of meat for shisli Stave Longo and Tim Coughlin each 62, Jack Devannev 7510-63, Mike Surh Toronto (Clancy 44) at Detroit ObrhM ObrhM Sormlento 2 6 5 5 3 1 Dodgers 4, Phlllieal mustards — and still have another kebabs or London Broil. Meat had two hits for BWT. Bob Bollock had 7510-64, Tom Lowery 7511-64, C-Fred (Rozema 14), 7:35 p.m. Hendrsn If 4 1 1 0 CMoore rfNiemann 4 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 Nassitf 751543, Stan Mloganowskl Davb cf 4 12 1 Yount ss 2 112 Balk-^unnell. T— 2:45. A— 5,262. one to try out next time you visit a •,'-44Sy^ should be marinated at least five three hits and Ron NIvIson, Mark Seattle (Perry 34) at Cleveland gourmet shop. Kravontka, Dennis Leal ond Rusty 751563, Bob GustamachlQ 8515565, (Blyleven 44), 7:35 p.m. Gross 3b 4 0 2 1 Plcdolo ss 2 0 1 0 PHILADELPHIA LDS ANGELES hours Franklin two apiece for Acadia. Jack Moffat 81-1645; Low gros5Clark Calllornla (Goltz 52) at New York Brrohs dh 4 0 10 Cooper 1b 3 0 11 ObrhM ObrhM The English are great mustard 69. (Guidry 64), 8 p.m. Lopes 2b 4 0 0 0 Thomas cf 3 0 0 1 Dernier rf 4 0 0 0 SSax 2b 4 0 10 Sweeps— A-Gros5Clark 69, Net- Meyer 1b 4 0 0 0 Stmmns dh 4 0 1 0 Morgan 2b 4 0 0 0 Landrex cf 4 lovers. 1 1 0 Stone ground English mus­ Northarn (Wkland (Norris 4-5) at Milwaukee Heath c 4 0 2 0 Ogllvlo If 3 0 0 0 Reds 2, Cardinals I tard is often highly spiced, coarse, Klernan 75568, Ted Backlel 75570, (McClure 1-7). 8:30 p.m. Mofthws If 4 0 1 0 Baker If 4 0 0 0 Steak Diane Jim's Arco downed Manchester JC Dom DeNIcolo 75570, B- GrosvJock Kansas City «3ura 44) at Texas KMoare pr 0 0 0 0 Molltor3b 4 0 I 0 Schmidt 3b 3 0 0 0 Guerrer 3b 3 almost 0 1 3 crunchy in texture, and a Devannev 79, Net-Fred Tracy 8512-68, (Tanana 1-1), 8:35 p.m. Phillips ss 4 0 0 0 Yost c 4 2 2 0 Perez 1b 4 0 10 Monday rf 2 0 0 0 Blue, 9-1, at Robertson. Bob Watts, Mike Surh 851570, Tam Lowery Quinons rf 3 0 0 0 Gantnar 2b 2 1 1 1 CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS Moddox cf 3 0 1 0 Roenicfc rf 0 1 0 0 wonderful complement to hard 4 rib eye steaks, or filet mignon Rich SlecowskI and Steve Granville Baltimore (McGregor 53) at Minne­ Totals IS 1 0 1 Totals 11 s io 5 _ ^ ObrhM ObrhM cheeses. each ripped two hits for Jim's while 81-11-70, Bill Sullivan 851570, C-Gros5 sota Bodus If 4 0 0 0 Herr 2b 2 0 0 0 Dim c 4 0 10 Brock 1b 3 111 3 tablespoons chopped scallions, Jamie Vlllamizar 90, Net-Fred Nasslff OMond 000101000-2 DeJesus ss 3 1 2 0 Yecxier c 3 113 Dusseldorf, German and Polish Stave Chase had a poir for the Blues. 851570. (Fllson 14), 8:35 p.m. MIteaukOO DM 101 MX— 5 Milner cf 4 0 10 Oberkfll 3b 2 0 1 0 green tops only Thursday's Gamas Drim n 1b 5 0 0 0 Green If 10 0 0 Hudson p 2 0 10 Russell ss 3 0 0 0 mustards, likewise, are pungent Membar-Mambar — Net-JIm Toronto at Detroit Game winning RBI — Yount (2). Rose ph 1 0 0 0 Reuss p 3 0 0 0 Z tablespoons chapped parsley Raffertv-Bob Gllllgan 57, Ed Ansaldl- E— Phillips. DP— Oakland 2. Bench 3b 5 0 0 0 L8mlth Hollond If 4 0 0 0 p 0 0 0 0 concoctions. All three have a Charter Oak Oakland at Milwaukee K?ri* ^ 0 0 0 0 Bairp 0 0 0 0 Z tablespoons dry white wine Joe Wall 59, Joe Lvnch-Earl Harring­ Seattle at Cleveland, night LOB— Totals 32 I 7 1 Totals 29 4 5 4 heady aroma and a tang that adds Highland Park Market behind the ton 59, Sal Landollna-Frank Livingston Oakland 6, Milwaukee 6.2B— Burroughs, Oesfer 2b 2 2 10 Koot p0 0 0Game 0 winning RBI— Brock (2). 1 tablespoon brandy four-hit pitching of Pete Devannev 59, Paul Krull-DIck McNamara 60, California at New York, night Yount, Simmons, Henderson, Gross. 3B— Hoshl* rf 4 0 1 1 Lahtip 0 0 0 0 a certain bite to a finished sauce. Kansas City at Chicago, night Knicely c 3 0 11 Hmndz 1b 2 10 0 E-^ussell, Monday. DP— LosAngelai IVi teaspoons W orcestershire blanked Manchester JC's, 5-0, at Frank LIpInskl-Rav Remes 61, Don Yost. S F— Cooper, Thomas. '-LO B — Phlladelphlo 6, Los AngNes 5 sauce Fitzgerald. Dove DeSontos had three Battallno-Dave Isenberg 61, Gary ^ IP H R ER B B SO Foley ss 2 0 10 Hendrck rf 4 0 2 0 *B—jOeJesus. 3B— . HR— Brock hits and Tom Mac, Alex Britnell, Rich Rosenthal-MIke PrestI 61, BUI Moran- Oakland Puleo p 3 0 0 0 Mc(3ee cf 4 0 11 DIJON MUSTARD, which origi­ 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard NATIONAL LEAGUE Scherrer p 1 0 0 0 Porter c 3 0 10 Robe and Devannev two apiece tor the Torn Lowery 63, Ted PlodzIk-JIm East Conway (L M ) 3 5 4 4 2 2 Yjooir (8). SB— Guerrero (10), S. Sax nated in Dijon, France, is a milder, Broil steaks to desired doneness. Markets. Jim Connelly had two hits for Romayko 63; Gros5John Burger- Baker 551101 Ramsey pr 0 0 0 0 (16). lighter mustard, mellowed with .«rwt3140i(996) the JC's. ' W L Pet. GB OSmIth ss 4 0 0 0 Remove from pan, and keep Woody Clark 69, Dave Kaye-TIm St. Louis 25 18 .581 — Mllwoukaa the addition of white wine. McNamara 69, Brad Downey-BIII Peo­ Montreal 22 21 .512 3 Haas (W 51) 9 8 2 2 0 3 Andular p 2 0 0 0 Astros 12, Cubs 10 warm. ples 69, Stan Hlllnskl-Tom Prior 69; Philadelphia 20 20 .500 3 ' 0 Smalley 3b 2 1 0 0 Philadelphia — Pur­ But these restaurants often have a nice listing of salads, too — light and delicious and just enough to kill peppers, dividing it evenly, and swirl around to coal Romanewicz pitched well fqr District. Philadelphia Valentin rf 4 0 0 0 Winfield If 2 1 1 1 chased pitcher Charlie Hud­ RERUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 28, Los Angeles 31. Fouled out— lavaroni. RJcksn dh 3 1 1 0 Baylor dh 3 0 0 1 son from Portland of the • AUTOPAIIITINO ^ dishes — what I would call small dishes, as opposed to the appetite without stuffing the tummy. Restaurants the insides. Leave mixture inside peppers for Vt hour. A— 17,505. DeCIncs 3b 4 1 1 0 Plnlella rf 2 0 11 Pacific Coast League; desig­ entrees with all the trimmings, that go way beyond like these have existed for years in Europe; it’s nice to Natlanal Farm Grich 2b 3 110 Mmptiry cf 0 1 0 0 catching on with New Yorkers. The tables are small, Di-ain butter and vermouth mixture into skillet nated outfielder Bill Robinson • CNARBE WITH MASTER CHARRE tearoom or coffeehouse offerings. see them starting up over here. Morlartv Bros, outlastjsd Carter Benlauz cf 4 0 2 2 BalbonI 1b 2 0 0 0 for assignment. We have hnind that the decor is European and the service is casual and Heat and add salt and pepper. Add 1 >/t pounds verv Clark It 4 0 0 0 Gamble rf 0 1 0 0 charming. Alfredo kindly gave me a couple of recipes, which I Chevrolet, 1510, at BowerslFleld. Bob Boone c 3 0 0 1 Wynegor c 4 0 0 0 Football most of our chstOmers 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE ean lamb, cut into 2-inch pieces, and the rind of >/t Haley and Ken Saunders Hit well for In the evening you can order a good salad, maybe At Cafe Domel, Alfredo Viazzi greets his guests with think you will find both toothsome and unusual One is Corfu’s. BUI Kennedy strubkout eight Griffey cf 4 0 2 2 Cincinnati — Slgnad corner- problems can be solyed Cook over medium heat _ . . _ Robrtsn ss 4 0 0 0 some freshly prepared pasta or a small portion of a the same delightful enthusiasm he displays at his an hors d’oeuvre recipe, and other makes a good and Chris Sampson ond/Toby Sloan Baseball back Jimmy Turner, a third- within this time frame. Let coo* Remove lamb and chop very finely. played well for Morlarty'k. Is is ? . “ S ‘ S ■Totals 36 S S S round droft choice from well-prepared main dish that is generally done trattoria. In addition to the delicious food, upstairs, luncheon or supper dish. Sfandlngs: Wolff-Zachln 5-51, Ni­ Cotltmla 000011100-3 UCLA. The problem part is quickly on top of the stove. New York lOOOOOBtx__s removed, promptly above the restaurant, is a fascinating boutique with chols Tire 3-2, Morlar/y Bros. 2-2-1, (Same winning RBI — Griffay (1). One such spot. Cafe Domel, has recently been In a mixing bowl, combine: chopped lamp 1 eae Boland Oil 54, Carter'> 24, Auto Trim Cleveland — Traded repaired on our ^ p P R O V « o some of the most wonderful things to wear or to Tramezzini alia Moscovlta 8i Paint 14. ^ - NowYork ^ r d Henry Sheppard to CARTER opened in New York by my good friend Alfredo Viazzi, decorate your home with that you'll find anywhere. yolk beaten into 3 tablespoons heavy cream 2 Z LOB— California 5, New York 7. 2B— the L.A. Raiders for an premises and rein- Eastern League results (jamponerls, Winfield. SB— Smalley of Trattoria da Alfredo fame. I think that restaurants The boutique is run by the well-known actress Jane (Muscovite Toast) tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese, a good-siied undisclosed draft choice. staiied. such as these are a wonderful idea. Raaklaa White, who also happens to be Alfredo Viazzi’s wife. pinch of saffron diluted in 2 tablespoons chopped pine Wlnflald (9). S— Smalley. SF— Heat 4 tablespoons virgin olive oil in a skillet and (1st goma) Houston (USFL) — Replacements are There are interesting little snacks that one can buy, nuts and '/i tablespoon Italian flat-leaf parsley Mean Machine nipped Blue Joys, 57, New Brttain 510 3001 — 9 11 1 Winfleid, Named Jack Pardee as saute lightly on both sides 12 thin slices of fresh white Tuesday night. Justin Jensen had three Baylor. available from our dis­ IF YOU ARE GOING to the theater, for instance, too. such as musUrds, vinegars, jams, little candies chopped very fine. Amalgamate well with your hands! Lynn 000 001 1— 2 3 0 head coach. and want a very light bite before you go, somethng bread, crust trimmed off. (You can also use sliced hits ond Lonnie lacovalll and Matt Kane and Malpesa; Wheeler, IP H R ER B B SD tributor size invento^. and other gifts items. This is an addition to New York Taste for seasoning, and set aside. Preheat oven to 375 Sullivan also played wall for Machine. Colllarnla pumpernickel or Russian-style sliced black bread ) Marchask- Relax in our waiting 1228 MAIN 8T. that’s satisfying but not so weighty that you will fall living that is welcome and one that I think would be degrees. Chris Llabler and Shelley MacFarlane le (3), Cordoba (5) and Cllbum. W— Kane Travers AUTO REPAIR Shower with freshly ground green peppercorns and hit well and Ben Golos and Cindy Witt (L 55) 1-3 1 3 3 2 0 ro o m , whiie our asleep the moment the program starts, this is your equally well-received in other cities. (53). L— Wheeler (24). HRs— New MANCHESTER spot! cut each slice into two triangles. Spread with 1 pound Botticello starred defensively for the Britain, Lyons, Molpeso; Lynn, DI5 Hossler '2-3 1 0 0) 0 0‘ knowledgeable special­ As yet there is no wine or liquor license at Domel's Place peppers open side up in a baking pan. and add Blue Jays. tefano. Now York CALDWEU ists get you moving Or perhaps you’d like a light and tastybite after the double-ground raw, lean sirloin of beef. Add a touch of Lucky Leprechauns outlasfed the Rawley 6 5 3 3 2 1 TEL. 646-6464 but you may Uke your own wines. There are many A cup chicken stock to the pan. Bake for 10 minutes Rad Devils, 2516, at Nathan Hale Murray (W 1-1) OIL again. theater, or you need a little something after a wine green peppercorns and spread triagles with 8 ounces then remove peppers and stuff with lamb mi.xture. (tad eom«) 1 3 (NrtM iytiBCl l0 Ch«nf») kinds of coffee, including Viennese coffee mit schlag School. Mark Midford hit well and New Britain 001 ill 0 — 3 1 1 Rowley pitcheo lu ^ uuners IIn 7tt); tasting. Cafe Domel has middle European overtones (whipped cream ), a collection of teas and fruit sodas of tresh, lightly salted caviar. (American golden Return peppers to pan and arrange stuffed side up. MIkev WelnIckI starred defensively tor Travers pitched to 1 batter In 8th. 649-9ea2 ® S !® u a u t v tynn 010301 x — 501 that make this kind of light meal very enjoyable, and and an assortment of pastries designed to set the whltefish caviar from the Great Lakes is a good Place in oven and bake for another 15 minutes. Brown the Leprechouns ond Kim Wilhelm and GnacInskI, Woody (5) and Sullivan; r— 2:30. 9 8 . * C .O A s b m c e m r t s Eric Corpenter were best for the Red MMEMMMTMMMS it’s interesting to see how this manner of eating is sweet tooth a-quiver. substitute it black caviar is not available.) Serve with under broiler for 1 'a minutes and serve at once. Devils. BleleckI, Zaske (6) and Cllburn. W— 20,219. A 4 9 -IM 1 372 aWn SL, Manetk C T ice-cold vodka — no ice. Recipe serves 6. BleleckI (51). L— GnacInskI (4-3). qgWnALMOliuiBaMrrSDivig^^ Recipe serves 6. 14 - MANCHESTER HKRALl), Wednesday, June 1, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 1, 1983 - 15 Your Neighbor’s Kitchen Mrs. Skoog’s recipe coiiection inciudes some gems To receive two 5(X coupons good on your next two purchases of any Black Flag" product, send your cash register watched her make it and wrote medium onion By Barbara Richmond Rhubarb-Strawberry 1 receipt from one Black Flag purchase tO; Black Flag Coupon down the ingredients as she put it (slice d ) Herald Reporter Offer, PO Box 8892 Bl; Clinton, Iowa 52736 together,” Mrs. Skoog said. 28-ounce can tomatoes Cake 1 Allow SIX weeks for delivery CTffer expires December 31, Barbara Skoog of 151 Parker Mrs. Skoog said she used to 2 medium zucchini . 1983 Offer good only in USA Void where Street is a collector — of recipes. make and decorate cakes and sell 3 cups flour (cut In chunks) prohitxted, taxed, or restricted She keeps them in "an old shoe them. But she confessed she’s 1 cup su gar 1 teaspoon sugar \ box,” and tries new ones a couple given that up because it’s too 1 teaspoon baking soda ■A teaspoon salt Name______— ------of times a week. time-consuming. "I made one 1 teaspoon baking powder ■A teaspoon thyme leaves Address------On a cold, snowy day, you would wedding cake but I wouldn’t do 1 teaspoon salt 1 can garbanzo beans City------probably find her in front of her another —except when my daugh­ 1 cup butter (16 to 20 ounce can, drained) State______— Zip------antique wood burning stove, stir­ ter gets married,” she said. 1 cup milk Heat sausages and water to ■ ring a pot of chili. 2 eggs boiling. Cover; simmer 5 minutes. But these days, she’s getting out (slightly beaten) Remove cover; continue cooking, the recipes she will be using when Orange Zucchini Cake 1 teaspoon vanilla until well browned. Remove saus­ the big garden she planted with Vi cup su gar ages to paper towels to drain. Slice Buy one Package of husband Clifford comes to fruition. 1 cup flour VA cup flour sausages into >A-inch pieces. Besides a vegetable garden they 1 teaspoon baking powder Vi cup butler To drippings in skillet, add HfitUVimilPinMIliMNII GLAD* ioosq. FT.WRAR.. also have strawberries, blueber­ Vk teaspoon baking soda (Rhubarb flIUng) oil.Over medium heat, heat oil - OLAO* 100 «Q n Wrap PIMM MOd axmon flood *of a FREE ries and rhubarb, and a few apple ■/« teaspoon salt Rhubarb filling: In saucepan until hot. Add green pepper, " □ c t S S d t* me proof of purchM* tUPC bm GLAO* 200 tQ If wrap Pleaae aard m t en«on good kw a fh trees. 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon combine 3 cups fresh, or one eggplant, and onion; epok until G L A D * oo^ V ft.WRAR.. 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We'll sertd you a coupon NM Qrirawe(t)Mscnveor«*osWMr 9” * * "This one really is a lot of work. I HA teaspoon grated orange peel 5 minutes. Add 2 tablespoons togood for a FREE box of the same size package. Ptease leaves; over high heat, heat to ■ only make it a couple of times a 1 teaspoon vanilla lemon juice. Combine 1 cup sugar aHow six weeks for mailing boiling. Reduce heat to low; cover of the same size by mail. QL AO* « a taoMwad iradwnam 0* Urnon CaiMa CorposMon pr!m*7»em mwSIMHMO r*C»oeutM Q* year. It’s also expensive because it 1 cup grated zucchini r OWRMeaburyRoad D a r«i^ C T0«il7 and one-third cup cornstarch; add and simmer 30 minutes, stirring " selling these w •A cup chopped nuts takes almost a pound of butter. to rhubarb mixture. Cook and stir 4 occasionally. Stir in garbanzo Beat sugar, oil, eggs. Stir in This is one recipe where I never to 5 minutes until thickened and beans (or white kidney beans); preducts ^ cereal, peel and vanilla. Add flour, substitute margarine for the but­ bubbly; cool. heat through. Makes 6 servings. ter,” she said. baking powder, soda, salt, Cake; In mixing bowl stir She added that she usually likes cinnamon, nutmeg, zucchini and together the 3 cups flour, sugar, to make things that go together nuts. M ix well. Bak e in 10x6x2-inch soda, baking powder and salt. Cut B row n Cake quickly. The coffee cake takes glass baking dish at 325 degrees for in the butter to fine crumbs. Beat pound box brown sugar saveaoc quite a long time because the 35 minutes. Frost with orange 1 together milk, eggs and vanilla; (dark brown) filling has to be cooked separately. cream cheese frosting. add to dry ingredients. Stir to Vi cup vegetable shortening onTW O boxes of * Mrs. Skoog served the cake for moisten. (m elted) dessert last Wednesday. It was Spread half the batter in greased eggs, beaten ifi-DRI® facial tissues delicious. 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Can be served with ice:; Skoog has a wonderful recipe for ( s i l ^ ) cream or whipped cream but is;' S A V E 250 an unusual Orange-Zucchini Cake. Milk, If needed HA pounds Italian sausage good just plain. ;; nsr "I usually make it for all of the In small mixing bowl, beat (hot or sweet links) CtedMort ON ANY OF OUR m ajor holidays and everyone loves cream cheese, butter, and peel ■A cup water Burrom BOIL-IN-POUCH it,” she said. until light and fluffy. Gradually 3 tablespoons salad oil Herald ohoto by Richmond Now you know A recipe for “Brown Cake” add sugar, beating until fluffy and 2 medium green peppers CMduetcl BUITONI FOODS COPPOPATION • 1953 CNTREES The world’s largest garbage" came from her grandmother. “She of spreading consistency. 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Senior citizens peanut butter-stuffed celery, gold cake with chocolate T be B ible stands! Saviour, —Selected— ■ icing. Milk is served with all meals. There it stands! Its promises unfailing. The lover of his soul; The following lunches will beserved Junes through C O , 0 0 0 , = 1C at Mayfair Gardens and Westhill Gardens to N o r grievous its Saivation is its Rev. George Emmitt Bolton schools commands; watchword. Associate Pastor Manchester residents who are 60 or older. Numbers to Where childhood needs fTEPPERIDGEFARMj It points man to the Eternify its goal! Church of the Nazarene call for more information are Westhill, 643-2163. and The following lunches will be served in the Bolton a standard M ayfair, 647-3120. Elementary-Center schools June 6 through 10: Or youth a beacon light. on any variety of Deli*5 Monday: cold sliced roast beef, macaroni salad, Monday: grilled cheese, carrots and celery sticks, Where sorrow sighs for CONSUBU: One coupon per purchase. Good only on product indicited Consumer com fort ptys iny sales tax. M valid in Reppendge Farm Thrift Stores CWKEI: Itedetm on pickled beets and onions, .sandwich roll, chilled potato puffs, gelatin cubes with topping. Rurm D eli’s. terms stated for consumer upon purchase of product indicated My olhar an pineapple. Tuesday: juice, spaghetti with meat sauce, Or weakness longs for comUM r i fraud. For reimbursement of face velue plus 7c niaii to C« b m might. Tid'i^fi'iTrr ArafrMi; PO Baa tIN . CHateti. lA i2J$4 Failure to produce on Tuesday: baked chicken, cauliflower with cheese buttered peas. Italian bread, frozen dessert, cookie. Mne different to fit something request invoices proving purchase of stKh covering coupons may void all coupons Bring forth the Holy submitted Mud if taied. restricted, prohibited or presented by other than retailers of sauce, .seasoned spinach, lemon cake with whipped Wednesday: baked chicken, gravy, mashed pota­ our products Cash value 1/100( Eiptratten Oatt: $/3}/B4. topping. toes. vegetables. Bible, d d id o u s in t o y o u r d a y . The Bible! There it Wedne.sday: apple juice, curried turkey, steamed Thursday: lasagna, green beans, garlic bread, Peppcrldge F an s Dellb come In nine vnrtetle.: Mexican Style: PEFPEIIIDGEFAIUII. INCORFORATEO. SIODD fiO O 'lbM stands! ( rice, green peas, fresh fruit, roll assorted desserts. Pi . . . Style: with Barbecue Sauce; Scrambled Em s . Canadian Bacon & Cheese; NOSWAULCT05BS5 Thursday: porcupine meatballs with tomatogravy, Friday; fruit juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed Resolving all life’s teuben in 1 ^ PteUr. Chicken Salad; Sliced Beel with Brown Sauce; diced parsley potatoes, green beans, rocky road salad, choice of dressing, fruited gelatin with topping. problem s I Turtey. Ham & Cheese; Western Style Omelet. pudding. Milk is served with all meals. A n d meeting its Friday: breaded fish, mashed potatoes, broccoli dem ands. spears, wheat bread, chilled peaches. Coventry schools D espised and tom in STORE COUPON (EXPIRES 11/3W83) pieces, 20* The following lunches will be served in the Nathan By infidels decried — o Manchester schools Hale, Robertson and Grammar schools June 6 The thunderbolts of through 10; hatred The following lunches will be served in the K YouEBrget Itrr Monday: lasagna, hot vegetable or finger salad, The haughty cynics 20*OFF Manchester public schools June 6 through 10: LaCreme. garlic bread, assorted fruit. pride — on the real cream taste of Monday: hot dog on roll, french fried potatoes, CumberlandCyGot It! Tuesday: chicken in basket, french fries, macaroni All these have railed buttered vegetables, cbilled fruit. RealCream laste ata La Creme.whtpped topping. salad, celery and carrot sticks, chilled fruit. against it RtlMKa S(rt.m (ScWloodCiMplmlm K ite cow HfodweSwn CMpomsMUaMt Tuesday: to be announced. Rant T M IM Ik* b e t wkw ot Ikn cooeo* a mod proMM. O' rntncM by »■ 0*4 aoi Wednesday; juice, meat patty on a roll, lettuce and In this and other lands. 74 tWAUliiq »Sew*K« ptOvWO ■at b* n u p w d o> IrtAiUnM Sy Wednesday: shells, meat.sauce, tossed salad, bread R ^ S a v i i i ^ |M ito M to 4 OA lOUl I(W uwt yea Cnh w t o l/? 0 t CutloM f tomato, choice of vegetable, pudding With topping: Yet dynasties have ottowwepioducfltioAdIM i , mirtl piy iny ipofectbll I t i Fo< and butter, fruited gelatin with topping. MM UeMfi MV U'U 10 IwhMk ' o pn^O lpVKkM tO l|«tlccM mod Meatball grinders at Nathan Hale. fallen. Thur-sday: salami grinder, applesauce, icecream. Thursday: fish and cheese on a bun, french fries, And still the Bible Friday: fruit juice, toasted cheese .sandwich. :k r a f t ] buttered corn, school-baked cookies. stands! Id3-Mfl aiQDO 123512 Friday: pizza, choice of hot vegetable, assorted To paradise a highway. OIMiaAIT.WC 20* fruit. Milk is served with all meals. The Bible! There it Births FRESH From Our Own DAIRY. 1 % H Karns. Aaron Douglas, is James Markus of Phil- UK LOWFAf NICE 'N' LITE .son of Douglas and Reneo lip.sburg. N.J. His pater­ Seiko Quartz Markus of Andover, was nal grandparents, are born M ay 16 at Manches­ SETTING THE STANDARD FOR THE WORLD Why pay for the water? SAVE lot Mr.and Mrs. Ira Karns of ter Memorial Hospital Bethlehem. Pa. He has a On Thank-You Brand® Pudding or His maternal grandfather brother. Timothy. IM.. FREE Cuatard with the new resealabie lid 1b 9m g n tm r. 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Receive a By Mark Schwed Overheated husband gives the needed proofs of purchase while looking for 79-cent free bread coupon for any brand loaf of United Press International the req u ir^ forrins at the supermarket, in bread. Send the required refund form and five newspapers and magazines, and when trading proofs of purchase from specially marked Corn Can a coiirl order keep Mitcham aeborT NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Statler Brothers his wife a case of chills with friends. Offers may not be available in all King Bacon or Franks packages or the front label will co-host the 17th annual Music City News areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive from any package of Corn King Cold Cuts or Robert Mllchum admits that he likes his ed in a crowd. Mitchum apparently didn’t Country Awards show June 6 even thoagh they each refund. Boneless ham (any combination). The proof of think it was funny and hurled the basketball. It booze. And maybe that’s why the big and burly refused to accept one of the awards they won D EAR ABBY: My prob­ The following refund offers have a value of purchase is the free bread offer proof of purchase actor gets a bit testy at Hollywood parties and bounced o ff Hemsey’s face and broke the lem is my husband. He last year. fast. Howdol findonewho $6.66. This week’s refund offers have a total value from Com King Bacon, or the Corn King Franks movie openings. He just isn’t the type to bally­ camera she had focused on Mitchum. has become obsessed with The show is one of three country awards won’t charge me an arm of $15.66. front label with the free bread offer flag, or the hoo or hype a movie. Mitchum prefers acting, Hemsey expected an apology and Tigured .sex. He’s started to bring programs televised nationally each year, but it and a leg? This offer doesn’t require a refund form: front label from Corn King Cold Cuts and not selling. that her camera would be paid for. Mitchum borne every girlie maga­ is the only one in which fans vote for the TEMPOS FUGIT LOUIS RICH Company, P.O. Box NB488, El Boneless. Expires Oct. 31, 1983. offered a few obscenities instead. Co-star Mar­ winners. zine be can find. He also Dear Abby Paso, Texas 7M77. Receive a $1 coupon for Lxiuis LA CHOY Free Sweet & Sour Oriental Offer. That’s one reason he got into hot water with b u y i .'books that show a free-lance photographer last December at the tin Sheen took it upon himself to apologize for The Music City News, a Nashville-baaed fan DEAR TEMPOS: First Rich Turkey Entrees. Send three Universal Receive a coupon for a free can of La Choy Sweet publication, made two goofs In last year’s l>ict(ir«a of-all the differ- Abigail Van Buren & Sour Oriental. Send the required refund form New York opening o f “ That Championship the cast and said he hoped Hemsey wasn’t in­ ask your friends and asso- Product Code symbols from the back of Louis jured. show, handing out trophies to the wrong enrpositions to make love. V Rich Turkey Sticks, Turkey Nuggets or Turkey and the complete label from any one La Choy Season.’ ’ Mitchum apparently started ciat'es for their people. When we were married Sweet It Sour Oriental (with Chicken or with celebrating earlier than expected, and by the That incident could cost Mitchum S30 recommendations. Breast Patties and your name and address. ’The first mistake was caught by an alert .)0 years ago, he wa.c a Expires June 30, 1984. Pork.) This offer is valid where the form is time the party started, he was allegedly, as they million. Hemsey has Filed a lawsuit, asking $IS For helpful, detailed million for personal injuries and another SIS accountant who noticed something might be jioriiuil, .decent man. These offers require forms: advertised or displayed. Expires Sept. 30, 1983. say, three sheets to the wind. .Theitahotit a yedt* ago he information about a lawy­ million in punitive damages. She also wants wrong when the Statler Brothers were er’s credentials, consult ARMOUR $1 Refund. Send the required refund PATIO Burrito Free Offer. Receive a coupon ^Karted tb'-get s f l crazy. Photographer Yvonne Hcmscy, who more thm $800 for her camera equipment. awarded the top album.of the year award that the Martindale-Hubbell form and the Satisfaction Guaranteed certificate for 0116 free Patio Burrito. Send the required Thank God I caB’t have thought she was a friend of Mitchum because Her lawyers, however, want to press further. belonged to the group Alabama. Law Directory. It’s the from either a Golden Star by Armour Canned refund form and one Patio Burrito proof of Three days after the show, the Music City any children. DEAR DESPERATE: between two names, Da­ she had photographed him on the set o f the They say that Mitchum has a reputation for “ Who’s Who” of lawyers Ham, Boneless Ham or the “ Golden Star by purchase (the complete package). Expires Aug. Gloria Vanderbilt: Denim Queen J Last Sunday he insisted Call “ Gateway’’ or “ Safe niel and Patrick. We de­ 31, 1983. News admitted the mistake and apologized to and can be found at your Armour” portion from the boneless turkey bag. movie, was stunned when he became surly at abusing people when he drinks, and that the 'on making love to me four house.” Each provides cided on Daniel because everyone involved. public library. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. Here is a refund form to write for: A $1 refund. the opening night party. Somebody tossed Mit­ courts should issue an order to bar him from jitocr. By nightfall I was temporary shelter for bat­ my brother, whom I love “ This has never occurred before in the )• Don’t be shy about CHUN KING Frozen Free Entree or Dinner Cortaid Refund Offer, The Upjohn Company, Unit Mitchum: Throws a mean basketball chum a basketball as he was being photograph­ doing so. jinytflcally and mentally tered women. In the dearly, is named Patrick years we have been making these awards,” “ shopping" for a lawyer. Offer. Receive coupons for one free package of 9001-88-0,7000 Portage Road, Kalamazoo, Mich. wbused. The next morning meantime you should ab­ and I didn’t like “ Big Pat" said editor Lee Rector. - For routine legal work any one Chun King Frozen Entree or Dinner. Send 49001. This offer expires July 30. 1983. ^ e woke m e up at 4 a.m. solutely not live with him. and “ Little Pat.” P rysr't courage The Statlers took the mixup in stride, and such as drawing up a will, Wanting sex again. I told His sudden preoccupation So the problem? As cheerfully gave up their trophy. closing a real estate deal V a a d arh m “ We have won 16 MusicCityNews awards so bim I just couldn’t — I was with sex and his abusive Daniel grew older, he as deep as Fox's Everybody’s in a jeans war. In or checking a lease or there is no way we can feel bad aboutthis,” the «U1I exhausted from Sun- behavior could be symp­ became the image of my fact, it’s almost impossible to keep toms of a mental disorder. contract, a low-cost legal Supermarket Shopper When you talk to Eric Fryer about Statlers said in a press release. 'day. He got rough arid brother Patrick, and now courage, he tells you about the late Terry I heard Gary ColUns say that he had three up with the new names appearing on Run for your life! But first I regret not naming him clinic may suit your An audit of the ballots was launched and two .;)i1ed to force me against needs, but for trusts, tax Fox, the one-legged cancer victim who chlldicn. Bat his wife meations only a jeans. leave a note telling him Patrick. It is driving me weeks after the show, the pubiteher, Multime­ my will, so I jumed out of work, divorce or trial became a national hero in Canada when he daughter, daacy. Can yon dear this apT— And that has Gloria Vanderbilt a that you refuse to live with crazy. dia, Inc. of Greenville, S.C.', announced a ibed and ran to the guest cases, consult a lawyer insisted on running marathons to stimulate B.M.K., Onsaha, Neb. bit worried. Her jeans have been best second error had been discovered. room and locked the door. him unless he is examined My husband says at this Shoppers must follow rules by a psychiatrist and who specializes in that contributions for cancer research. As far as we know, Collins has two , sellers. But, Gloria may have to Fight "The award for ‘Best Comedy Act of the •Jle screamed at me, stage of the game we can't treated for whatever change the kid’s name. field. Fox died in 1981 during a run across children: Gay WIHaau, whose mother is harder to keep her name up front. Year' should have gone to the Statler Brothers ■pounded on the door and By Martin Sloane it would accept both cou­ to bake with it several tion that would normally caused the sudden change Why can’t we? Find out in advance how Canada. His odyssey attracted worldwide Collins’ Fust wife, Sasaa Petenoa (they That’s because Charlotte Ford, instead of the Mandrell sisters who had bdeh ,4;aIIMmea"frigidb—” ! I pons. As I have said months later. I strongly appear on a label or the in his behavior. KICKING MYSELF IN much you will be charged. interest, and he was hailed as one o f the were divorced in 1967), and Mary Onney, millionheiress daughter o f Henry given a trophy .for that category,” thepresh .thtafl^ he was going to before, the supermarkets suggest that if important outside of a cardboard Women in other areas BOSTON Some lawyers expect a DEAR MARTIN: I had most courageous people who ever lived. whose mom is Gary’s present wife, former Ford n, is about to produce her own release said. , * • 'br&dc tbe door down. He are free to make reasona­ information like this is not package, may be missing. with similar problems retainer fee paid in ad­ a coupon for $1 off on a Now, the 21-year-old Fryer is starring in Miss America Mary Ana MoMry. jeans, and seems to be aiming at “We are extremely embarrassed sudi ;nnally gave up, and I turkey purchase, any ble rules of redemption in posted on products of­ Some of this information, should call their rape- DEAR KICKING: You vance, others charge by Gloria’s following. mistakes were made,” said Rhea T. Eskew, ■stayed In that room until brand, if I purchased two situations like this. fered in bulk, that consu­ such as ingredients, expi­ “ The Terry Fox Story,” which has begun crisis hotline for emer­ can if you want to. If you the hour, and in personal Barbra Strelsaad starred la “ Fanny GIri” president of Multimedia Newspaper Co., a Rafter he left for work. rolls of plastic wrap. mers should speak up and ration dates or directions playing on Home Box Office table tele­ Ford is working with one o f the gency help. want to change his name injury suits, a lawyermay with Oauu' Sharif. Bat wasn’t there a seqad division of Multimedia, Inc. ; . Abby, I want out of this When I use this coupon DEAR MARTIN: I re­ ask for it. — Dalia McClin- for preparing the product, vision in many cities. But Fryer’s courage is “ jeans geniuses,’ ’ manufacturer legally, you should con­ take the case for a peren- called “ Funny Lady” ? My asother swears Officials said a “ breakdown in mEairfta^. I aM ^fratd to will I also be able to use a cently started enjoying tock, Simsbury, Conn. is important to many as deep and as intense as was Ftn’s. Warren Hcnh, who has made it a D EAR ABBY: This is sult a lawyer. Otherwise, tage of your recovery. I’m wrong.—S.S., Bremea, lad. tions” occurred when Rector orally M nt with this s^fflaniatf. $1 coupon good on a the tremendous bargains consumers. Fryer, you see, suffers from the same practice to do business with cele­ probably the stupidest you can just start calling The local bar assocition instructions for engraving trophies to a stUR ,We just moved here and I particular brand of tur­ in the bulk-food section at D EAR DALIA: Thank I agree with you. Just type o f cancer that struck Fox and, like Tell your mother that she shouldn’t brities. The jeans are expected to hit hang-up you’ve ever “ the kid” Patrick. referral service may be artist. don’t know anybody. key? — Kristy Hardy, a local supermarket. The you for bringing this im­ because a product is sold Fox, his right leg was amputated at the knee swear, especially when she’s the one that’s department stores and fashionable heard about. We have a able to help you, but it only .Please help me. portant matter to my in bulk doesn't mean that four years ago. A native of Toronto, he was wrong. Streisaad and Sharif did star in shops in August. < The mistakes prompted Multimedia to audit lists lawyers — it doesn’t Tolland, Conn. other day, I was scooping all the past shows to make sure the rlghtpM|de IDESPERATE IN son. 13 months old. When DEAR ABBY: I need a up powdered yeast when it attention. A growing . we should do without such chosen to play the starring role after a “ Funny Lady,” which was released by Col­ Hersh is no newcomer to the lawyer and I need one evaluate them. got the right awards. No other mistakes v it ig ■DENVER he was born, we debated DEAR KRISTY: The occurred to me that the number of supermarkets information. This kind of lengthy search. umbia Pictures in 1974. In it, James Caan business. He has helped launch found. supermarket can look at pre-packaged yeast al­ around the country are information should be “ I had never acted before, so, sure, I was played Billy Rose, who married Faany Brice actress Jennifer O’Neal into the The Statlers, who also were voted Vocal this situation two ways. ways carries an expira­ setting up old-fashioned prominently posted on the (Streisand) after she divorced Nicky Ara- scared,” Fryer told People Exclusive. “ I Terry Fox: Kept on running sportswear business. As the man Group of the Year for the I2th'straight year, First, if the coupon from tion date. I didn’t see any “ bulk” sections where a bulk container. If it isn’t stein (ShariO. saw an ad in the paper and decided to re­ ' behind-the-scenes, Hersh figures he were not as obliging when informed o f the Degenerative joint disease the plastic wrap con­ date or other information variety of grocery pro­ there we should ask for it. spond. 1 had never done this sort of thing. and I don’t really think that I should. What can get Ford’s name way up front in ducts are offered right out Is Sharon Glcm of “Cagaey and Lacy” second mistake. tained terms that prohi­ on the bulk container, so I Now, I’d love to continue acting. would we say to one another? I’m going the competition. The signature, o f of barrels and boxes. You the same girl who played the secretary on “ The Mandrell Sisters are truly like sisters bited the coupon from asked one of the clerks ” 1 was stricken with cancer a year after, through this myself. It’s tough.” course, will remain in the rear—a sort to us and wedon’twant the awardfrontfheni,” being used in conjunction about it. She wasn’t sure, scoop up or pour out of the “ Iroasides” ?—PJ.R., Radae, WIs. Terry and in the same place, the knee. I Fryer credits co-star Robert Duvall with o f Ford bumper sticker. a statement from the Statlers said “ With ifollows after broken back with any other coupon, the but came back a few box or barrel as much of Lemmon twist never did meet him, but of course I knew of being “ a tremendous help” during the film­ No. You may remember Glcm from everything that has happened we think the supermarket could inter­ minutes later to tell me the product as you need. It various other TV projects, including HOLLYWOOD (UPD — him because he was a national hero. I used ing of the movie. “ Now, I want to learn to Comedy Act of- the Y ear award should go to cause of sciatica. There pret this to mean that you that the yeast would be is then weighed and “ Switch,” “ Moviola,” “ Turnabout” or Jack Lemmon will star in to play hockey. I can’t do that anymore, be a good actor. I’m going to give it my best Music City News magazine because there’s a ; DEAR DR. LAMB: I are some other causes as coulcl not also use the $1 good for two months and priced by a clerk. Often, the film version of Bill C. but I now ski, and I must say I’m pretty shot.” the feature film “ Airport ’75.” lot of funny business going on down there.” ;am 73 years old. Three well. turkey coupon. But, since she also told me the nariie the prices on bulk grocer­ Davis' “ Mass Appeal.” good at it. That’s something Eric Fryer has been do­ The Statlers and the Mandrell Sisters again ■years ago when my back You should take enough the coupons were from of the manufacturer. ies are as much as 50 Hm Bart Reynolds ever been nuurIcdT now in its second year of “ No, 1 have never met Terry’s family. ing for years. are nominated for the top comedy act award in -wa&,broken I developed medicine to control your two different companies, I was very pleased. Not percent less than similar Does he have any children?—S.T., this year’s nationally syndicated show, hosted ^hat-^he doctor called pain. And resting the the store could interpret only did I find out that my packaged goods. That’s national touring after a Bridgeton, Mo. Your Health by the Statler Brothers, Ixmise Mandrell Osteoarthritis. Later, affected parts usually the terms of the plastic favorite brand was avail­ why they are becoming full season on Broadway. Janie Fricke. !when tests were taken, wrap coupon to mean that able at less than half the increasingly popular Oscar-winner Lemmon Yes and no. He was once married to Jady Lawrence Lamb, M.D. helps. It follows that while Carac, who gained fame in the late 1960s as Marty Robbins, who died Dec. 8, 1 ^ .they showed my system it couldn’t be used in packaged price, but I among value-conscious was signed by Operation No, tlM Patti Davis who is marrying a you want to maintain your the richest men in the legal profession. the “ sock it to me” girl on “ Laugh-In.” figured in eight award nominations out Of the ;^was foil of arthritis and he conjunction with another avoided a possible disas­ shoppers. Cork Productions, a new New York real estate mogul is n ot the strength and flexibility She’s an artist who plans a national tour to They were divorced in 1965. Rcyaolds has 14 categories. Tsent m e to an arthritis coupon from the same ter in the kitchen if I had But, when- a shopper company founded by Joan daughter o^RonaM and Nancy Reagan. you don’t want to add to exhibit her works. Marvin will foot the bill no children. He was nominated for male vocalist, ^specialist. the problem by being company; in which case. stored the yeast and tried buys in bulk, the informa­ Krock. . She’s the daughter o f 20th Cratury-Fox . . . Prince Andrew’s friend, actress Koo comedy act, album and single of the year for ' Within the past year,. 1 overly active. chief Marvin Davis. The President’s Stark, passed up dozens o f requests for Poopta Exdushrol anawora Mw moat “ Some Memories Just Won’t Die,” hbfHownii -have developed tlufobM^ ease and almost everyone are important factors in ^ I am sending you The daughter is still pursuing her acting career dates from businessmen, industrialists, Intaraating quaaUona from madora. nominated in the vocal group aatego»i,'lii )pain from the ankle (ip causing the disease. That skeletons. Health Letter 20-2, Os­ . . . Palimony lawyer Martin Mltchdaon’s -past the calf of my leg.'f actors and politicians during her visits to Sand youra to us earn of ttila band was nominated for top band, th e 'lw u tp is why the weight-bearing The sciatic nerve supp­ teoarthritis: Degenera­ nawapapor. -nave another kind of pMn wife, MarccUa, has no interest in the law, Florida and New York. She attended func­ Charlotte Ford: Jeans in her future Robbins Spotlight” waS nominated for ’^BSkht-' joints are usually af­ lies the buttocks, thigh tive Joint Disease, for an even though it makes her husband one of eiM Z BYTUBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE, INC. try Music ’TV Series of the Year,” andl/ls SbeC ;in ilky loswer and upper fected. Even the dino­ tions only with her close friends, all women. X) Em M S m n , New York. N.Y. i n i and calf. When it is overview of the disorder. 2 41 7 ;ba'ck, hips and other Ronnie Robbins, was one of flve'nominees for saurs had this disease as compressed it may cause Others who want this • parts. The doctor said the the “ Star of Tomorrow” award. evidenced by their widespread discomfort in issue can send 75 cents Ispurs from the arthritis who lives long enough will this area. Many people with a long, stamped, ; had hit the sciatic nerve. have it. It occurs in 97 call this sciatica. Osteoar­ self-addressed envelope percent of people over 60 • The pain bothers me at thritis, with degeneration for it to me, in care of this About Town Von Bulow author accused night and keeps me from years of age. Fortunately newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, CONIMRE& of bone or formation of 'Sleeping. I would like the bony changes are not spurs that pressure the Radio City Station. New BOSTON (UPI) - A lawyer Boston television talk show, said his wife’s maid to chronicle bis life A some information on so severe as to cause nerve is the most common York. N.Y. 10019. They will be directed by Ruby Anderson, chairman of appealing socialite Ctaiis von Wright was "not an objective up to and during the famed 'osteoarthritis. symptoms in many. Auction at Grange Bulow’s convictions on trying to Norden Lodge. journalist” in having a pre­ Newport, R.I., murder triai. 'There is undoubtedly kill his heiress wife with insuUn Manchester Grange will meet tonight at 8 at 205 publication review with prosecu­ “ If he showed it to one side be DEAR READER: Os- much more to the disease injections says a book affirming tion witnesses and not showing the SAVE! Olcott St. There will be a teacup auction and judging of should have showed it to the ;:teoarthritis is also called than simple mechanical his client’s guilt is based on hermit cookies. Ladles Aid Installs officers book to defense attorneys. other,” Dershowitz said. , _ ' ndegenotitive -Joint dis- wearing but wear and use innuendo and it's author is in “ I would have shown you ap­ Pomona Grange will meet Saturday at 5 p.m. at The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Evangelical Church Von Buiow has been fcee o s t i Snowy Gives You IWioe Hillstown Grange Hall. league with hostile family proximately 100 errors,” Dersho­ will meet tonight at 7:30 at the church. The Rev. miiiion bail while appealing members. witz told Wright, whose book, “ The Charles W. Kuhl will install newly-elected officers. March 16, 1962 convi^onsDjr.a' Harvard Law Professor Alan von Bulow Aifair,” used exclusive Newport County Superibr C a art As Many XX^shloads Emblem Club marks Flag Day Mite boxes will be collected. Refreshments will be Dershowitz, appearing Tuesday served. interviews with the Danish jet- jury of the attempted murder o f MY Manchester Emblem Club will meet tonight at 7; 30 with author William Wright on a setter, his son and daughters and wife, Martha “ Sunny” von Bulow. at the Elks Lodge on Bissell Street. Following the bachelor’s degree meeting, there will be a Flag Day celebration. Chapman Court to meet A. MiSiiaijc, (fliughter of Robert and Elinor (^hapman Court Order of Amaranth will meet rtM urdock of 8>' Soutif Road, Bolton, received a Cinema .WiT7T7 '^'bachelor of arts degree in special and elementary A Help for overeaters Friday at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Officers will wear gowns for the evening, which is .'^education at Marymount College. Tarrytown, N.Y. Overeaters Anonymous will meet tonight in the an associate matrons and patrons night. HARTFORD Reggae Sunsplash 7 with tr s h e was on the honor society in 1982 and was junior AtlMnaum Clnama — Say meeting room of the Manchester Memorial Hospital A teacuop auction is planned. Refreshments wiil be Bongo Mon 9. » -class president in 1982. She was also secretary during cafeteria. Amen, Somebody 7:30, 9:30. VERNON served. —^'^•51" City — Betrayal ane I A 2 — Gandhi (PG) »:% e r freshman and sophomore years. unu The newcomers meeting is at 7:45 and a general (R) 2:30, 4:30, 7:30, 9:30. — 7:45.— E.T. The Extra Ter­ meeting will follow at 8. There are no dues, fees or Tile Lost Metro 1:45, 5:55, restrial (PG) 7,9:10. I I Reunion for MHS 1918 class 9:55 with A Man and a WEST HARTFORD f HAItTFORD weigh-ins. The group meets each Wednesday at the Woman 4:05,8:10.— Breoth- ’ Elm IA2— Gandhi (PG)1, prmtnta A 1 1 a d a n same time and place. 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Teeter, who lived with the Earl Tyler StreeHlonter (R) from noon. 5:20,7,8,9:40, 10:35. Goorge 8. Kaufman and -SHOWN Afi ■AST HARTFORD I Q 0 Q Q 0 a I Q ® Q I Q ® Q 60 Church St. WILLIMANTIC Mass Hart family while in high school, is asked to call Lillian G. CoBtwood Pub A Cinema— Jlllson Square Clnama — MON., WED. and FRI. Varblomman, a children's dance group from Grant at 643-1153. Any graduates of the class who have Gandhi (PO) 7:15. Return of the JedI (PG) 6:50, TlHirs., lu M 7 t m OR Poor Richards Pub A Ci­ 9:30. — Blue Thunder (R) 7, There are 20 washes in a 40 oz box o t Snowy; Hartford, will present a program of Swedish dances. not been contacted may call the same number. ■ S o tv IO M lS \ FLASNDANC nema — An Officer and a 9:10. — Cheech and Chong 9:00 *J6. to 1.-00 PjO. YO U AM Y ]/ only 10 in a 40 oz. box of Clorox 2 That's Gentleman (R) 7:15,9:30. 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' COVENTRY — Rates are up ISO percent for Elm 0 9 - USA Cartoon Ex|iraaa Lynn Redgrave portrays a 0 - Scroaning Room WATERBURY (UPI) - Waterbury relieved the dispute had been settled CD - PM Magazine movie star making her Broadway Broadway play when his wife Water Company customers in Coventry Hills, and 77 0 9 - Living Faith runs away snd leaves five child­ 12:00 A.M. 1:30 A.M. Hospital was returning to normal short of a walkout. CD - All In the Family debut, and Larry Pressman is percent for thoJe in Pilgrim Hills, as the result of a S 9 - Star Trak ren in his care. Al Pacino, Dyan CD - Hart to Hart CD - Tom CaMo Show service today after nearly 600 service " I think hospitals are like fire and CD - Muppat Show her director, in REHEARSAL Cannon. Tuesday Weld. 1982. state Department of Public Utility Control decision l a - MOVIE: -Who la Killing (3D - Saturday Night Live ( S - Chico and tho Man ■ri and maintenance workers overwhelm­ police departments. There ought to be CD “ Family Feud FOR MURDER, to be rebroad­ Rated PG. last week which caps a long-standing dispute on water tha Graat CKafa of Europa?' A ® - U8FL FootbaN: Arizona at 0J) - Indopondwit NoF ingly accepted a new three-year fast-food mogul must do some cast on "The CBS Wednesday iS) - That's Hollywood quality and prices in the two North Coventry other ways to get wage increases CD “ Benny Hill Show Chicago contract that averted a threatened fast thinking to sava his ex-wife Night Movies'*. June 1. (B ) > Boomirtg neighborhoods. without shutting down,” he said. (3$ - News ® - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ 8 - Dr Jamoa Soott strike. from an unknown killer. George CHECK LISTINGS FOH EXACT TIME For the last several years, residents in these two v Union members will receive an Segal, Jacqueline Gisset. Robert (3 l - ESPN SportsCenter 10:30 P.M. gram looks at the hottest trends 8 - NBC Nawa Ovatnlght,.,,, neighborhoods had complained of the rusty' debris- Only a handful of workers repres­ immediate 5 percent wage hike and a Morley. 1978. Rated PG. (39) - Sports Look - To Ba Aimouncad and performers in the world of entensinment. riddled water provided by the all but owner- ented by District 1199 of the New 2.5 percent increase in January 1984. In S 9 - Studio Sm ® - Soap ® 1983Compuk>g CD - Nawark Reality 2:00 A.M. abandoned Elm Water Company. But in January of England Health Care Employees Un­ June 1984, they will receive a 4 percent ® - Raportw 41 0 - MOVIE: 'In Saigon: Soma CD - CBS Nawa NightwratotK, IS) ~ Crossfire ® ® - Ihdapandam Network May Uva' The story df a woman Mis year, John Wittenzellner, owner of Aqua ion voted against the pact Tuesday and raise and in December 1984, a 2 percent ( 8 - MOVIE: 'PoHwgaitt' Su- Nawa (X)-MOVIE; 'Tha Hard Way" If ( 8 * Public Awards U.S. Army Intetligenca employee Treatment and Services in Stafford Springs, was its minimum 21 percent wage increase. increase. In addition, a 2 percent cost of pematural spirits haunt a peaceful 0 ) > Businaas Report in Saigon who passes d a s s r M doroinoonng aitlar wrecka Im( suburban h c ^ . Jobeth Williams, O ® - MacNeil-Lehrer ttpointed receiver of the two Elm Water systems and Contract talks wore deadlocked living hike will become effective after Report information to her husband-a own Ufa while trying to puah ha, Craig T. Nelson. Beatrice 10:45 P.M. communist agent. Joseph Cot- younger sitter to stardom. Ida Lu> charged by the DPUC to bring these systems up to Sunday over wages, but a tentative the first 18 months of the contract. Straight. 1982. Rated PG. (2 ) - Trampa Para un Sonador (2 ) ~ Reporter 41 ten, Manha Hyer, Peter CusNng. pino, Dennis Morgen, Josn LssUa, standard. settlement was reached in last-ditch ‘‘1 would say that these were the most 8 - M*A*S*H Un hombre se encuentra entre el 1966 1943. negotiations Monday as rank and file amor de dos mujeres. Antonio 11:00 P.M. Wittenzellner then asked the department for a 170.5 bitter negotiations we ever had to go ® - Dr. Who a success in the Hollywood stunt top black military officers and Angeles Philharmonic perform (S ) - Nawsnight 3 ) - Joa Franklin Show prepared to take a formal strike vote Grimau, Cristina Alberto, Dora world. Stockard Channing. looks at the black presence in to­ CDCDGDQDiSl®®- percent across-the-board rate Increase to cover the through with the hospital, and we came Prince. Johanries Brahms' ‘Symphony 8 - MOVIE: Tw un, th . A p . 09 - MOVIE:'AM Mkw to atwp; Tuesday. A job action had been 6:30 P.M. James Farentino. Colleen De- day's mtlitarv. (60 min.) (Closed No. 1.' (60 min.) Nawa costs of repairing and operating the two systems. But away with a big victory,” said Marilee 8 - Match Game Man' While looking for her father A family brtvat frontiar hardahipa threatened for 6 a.m. today. (X) - WKRP in Cincinnati whurst. 1979 Captioned) CD - M*A*S*H In the Witconain wHdamaaa: St the two lengthy public hearings that followed, Milstein, area director for District 9:30 P.M. in Africa, a woman meets Tarzan. In preparation for the possible (X) - CBS Nmva 8 - Barmy Millar (S ) - Prime News 8:30 P.M. CD - Benny Hill Show Bo Derek. Miles O'Keefe, Richard Glynit Johns, Camaron MHclMC fesidents claimed the requested rate hike was 1199. 09 - PKA Full Contact Karata walkout. Waterbury Hospital dosed its 0 S - Barmy Millw 8 - People's Court & - Real Paopla Tonight's pro­ (X) - Carol Burnett and Frianda (36 - ESPN SportsCenter Harris. 1981. Rated R. Patty McCormick. 1956. u unjustifiably high. "There's not a person in the state of gram features a man who lives in 8 - Pick tha Proa Sportswri- emergency room Friday and by 0 9 ** A.S. Macfcwal Tourm- 8:00 P.M. (X) - Small ft Fiya Small and ® - Hot Spots Tonight's pro­ 12:15A.M. 8 - MOVIE; ‘Tha Pfutonlam ,. Pilgrim Hills residents were especially upset Connecticut that doesn’t know how a lighthouse, a Male Wet T-Shirt ters preview key games and Inddanf A woman at a nuelaaf Monday had discharged or transferred nwnt CD (3D - Major League Frye search for a missing child viewers compete for prizes. gram features Nona Hendricks 8 - MOVIE: 'Buddy. Buddy* A l^ a u s e the hike was to be applied uniformly to the strong the workers are at Waterbury contest and a Wisconsin man and from Ripley's,' Philadelphia. PA. anargy plant begina to auaim all but about 20 patients at the state's 8 8 - NBC Navy. Baseball: California at New his pet worm. (R) (60 min.) who has turned into a beautiful 8 - Gabrial y Gabriela man tries to prevent the suicide of two neighborhoods even though the water quality Hospital now,” she said. woman. (60 min.) aho't apanding her days ih^a fourth largest hospital. 8 - Untamed World York Yankees his hotel neighbor. Walter Mat­ deathtrap. Janet MargoHn, PowH problem was more severe, and more costly to correct, Ms. Milstein said the new pact will 8 - MOVIE: -SmolMv and tha 8 - Buffalo BUI ® - Festival of Faith thau, Jack Lemmon. Paula Pren­ CD ~ PM Magazirte Bandit' A trucker and his sidek­ dD - Auto Racing '83: Formula on Boothe. 1980. in Coventry Hills. But despite the spUt rate granted by But with the union pledging to provide belter working conditions, ® - Notidafo Naclonal SIN I Belgian Grand Prix 10:00P.M. tiss. 1961. Rated R. Noticias nacionales con Guillermo CD -- Zorro and Son Zorro and ick accept a chaltenM to make a ^ 6 Honaymoonars 8 - MOVIE: •PoWorBalaf Sdf the DPUC last Thursday, at least one Pilgrim Hills UP) photo recommend ratification of the con­ temporary and part-time employees Restrepo. Commandante Pico become allies round-trip journey or 1.800 miles ® - Lucas Q D -N aw a ® - Sports Tonight 12:30 A.M. pornatural tpiritt haum a poaeaM tract, the emergency room was reo­ will be treated as union members and in 28 hours. Burt Reyrrolds, Msident is not satisfied; “ I still don’t think it’s fair to O - Jaffaraons to take on the Butcher of Barce­ 9:00 P.M. (X) 8 -D y n a a ty Blake tries to (X) - AH In th . FwnUy suburban homa. Jobath WMam^ pened Tuesday and about 50 patients the hospital will improve safety lona. Jackie Gleason. Sally Field. 1977. outmaneuver Alexis and Krystle ® - Palicula: 'Torrejon City' Craig T. Nalaon, Baatt^ Pilgrim Hills,” said Martin Kaplan, a community Jihan Sadat is greeted by Gov. William A. O'Neill (left). 8 - ABC Nawa CD “ Dhrorca: Klda in tha CS) - MMy Hwtniwi, Mwy were being treated throughout the standards. 3 D - Fall Guy Colt tries to Rated PG. is staggered by an encounter with (2 ) ~ Twilight Zona Straight. 19B2. Ratsd PG. representative. He said he and other homeowners in 8 - Over Easy Middia Hartman facility. Officials expected to have capture a bail jumper who works O - Great Parformancaa *lnr>o- Mark. (R) (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ ® - Business Report .i.'l the neighborhood may appeal the decision or pursue Hospital officials said they also were on a roller skating team. (R) (60 cents Abroad.' Mark Twain's ac­ CD - MOVIE: 'Rahaaraal for tioned] CX) 8 - ABC N m n O n. on some other recourse. about 200 patients by tonight. pleased with the new contract. 7:00 P.M. young actress is One 2:30 A.M. min.) count of his first trip to Europe Murdar' A CD “ Hispanic Horizons 11:30P.M. “ Everbody's happy with this con­ QD - CBS Nawa found dead on the eve of her mar­ CC - Tom Cotti. Up Ctoas In contrast, Michael Galonska, head of the Coventry “ I don't think it was a win-or-lose QD - MOVIE: Night Mutt Fall' with a group of religious pilgrims CD CD - Hawaii Five-O CD - Lie Detector Sadat’s widow gets tract,” said one union member. "N o ­ (X) 8 - M*A*S*H is presented. (2 hrs.) riage to a successful playwright. 09 - MOVIE: 'The Boogena' 8 - Crosaflra Hills Homeowners Association, said he thought the situation,” said John Tobin, a spokes­ The dark broodings of a Welsh Robert Preston, Lynn R^grave. Four young people fight a grot­ CD - Bsratta ® -'Suntory Cup Tannla body wanted to walk off the job, but we CD - Muppat Show boy are hidden behind his pleas­ ® - BHIy Graham 8-Bawitchad increase was ”a reasonable one...large but under­ man for the 505-bed facility. "W e ’re Patrick Macnee. 1982. esque monster in a Colorado sil­ CD - Benny Hill Show 0 0 - Lata Night with David would have if the hospital hadn't come just glad we could come to an amicable GD - ABC Nawa ant way with people. Albert Fin­ 8 - MOVIE: 'Clash of tha ver mine. 1981. Rated R. Lattarman standable." "While none of us are thrilled to pieces, ney, Susan Hampshire. 1964 CD ® - Tales of tha Gold ‘ (D ® ' Nightline honorary UofH degree around.” Titana' The child of Zeus battles we feel it’s about as fair a deal as we could have agreement and get the hospital operat­ IX )-S o a p Monkey Jake tries to find the as­ O ) - D. Drysdale's Baseball 3:00A.M. 8 - NFL Filmt mythical monsters to save a prin­ ® - Odd Couple gotten,” he added. Another union member said he was ing again." 0 9 8 8 - Alica sassin who killed Princess Koji. USA Host Don Drysdale looks 1:00 A.M. CC - CBS Nows Nlghtwai^ 09 - MOVIE: -Poitargaltt- cess from an arch rival. Laurence (60 min.) behind the scenes of America's MOVIE: Visiting Hours' A CD - Sanford and Son JIP Under the increase, which is effective immediately, a , : ESPN's Horse Racirtg Supernatural spirits haunt a Olivier, Claire Bloom, Burgess National Pastime. psychopathic murderer stalks a HARTFORD (U PI) - Jihan El- the cause of freedom, peace and Meredith. 1981. Rated PG. 8 - Billy Graham CD ~ Hogan's Haroaa the 101 Elm Water Company customers living in peaceful suburban home. Joi>eth feminist journalist in a hospital. (X) - MOVIE: 'Thaho IPlundaaa^ Sadat, the widow of the late Egyptian humane values.” (36 ' Sunday at tha King's Coventry Hills will pay $270 annually for their water, ® - SRO: Rad Skelton's Funny Williams. Craig T. Nelson. Bea­ 8 - MOVIE: ‘ Rachal. Rachal' 8 - La CaraMna da Ambroaio House Lee Grant, William Shatner, Linda CD - MOVIE: 'Wlahbona Four young saddto> trampa.t kitiant president Anwar El-Sadat, says per­ Mrs. Sadat, one of the most popular Faces III Red returns with some trice Straight. 1982. Rated PG. A lonely schoolteacher nearing Comedia musical presentando a Purl. 1962. Rated R. Cutter' A Confederate soldier, on taking over UP from $108. Rates for the 86 customers in Pilgrim - Charlie's Angels a town. M sonal freedom and equality are the public figures in Egypt, won recogni­ all new routines. middle age firrds momentary hap­ Fito Giron. Ofclia Guilmain, Javier who has lost everything during stopped by a rancher. Jeff Chis^ Hills will rise from $132 to $234 annually. (39 *■ Eastern 150 Auto Race Lopez V Gina Montez. the war, sets out in search of a keys to self-sufficiency in Third World tion as a humanitarian and leader of a “ Radio 1990 Today's pro­ Coverage of this auto race is pre­ piness in a love affair. Joanne S ) - Freeman Reports 0 - Mary Hartman, Mary diar. John Saxon. 1900. Rent The Rug Doctor. hidden treasure. Joe Don Baker, “ In this case...the DPUC finds it justifiable to gram looks at tha hottest trends Woodward, James Olson. Estelle - Facts of Ufa Tootle under­ Quincy sus­ Hartman nations. quiet revolution for women’s rights in sented from Richmond, VA. (90 ( 3 ( 8 - Quincy Sondra Locke, SHm Pickens. 8 -E S r a S p o n s C a n ta r . ..r ar>d performers in the world of min.) Parsons. 1968 goes a change as she experi­ pects a punk rock concert was (S ) ~ Crossfire prescribe different rates for each system,” states the ” In the Third World, we have simply her nation ences a loss of hearing. (R) 1977. 8 - MOVIE; -Whoaa Ufa U S entertainment. (@ - DIfferant Drummar: planned as a tover of a murder. 8 8 - I'onight Show John­ DPUC decision. Granting separate rates for each got to find a way in which we can 8 - MOVIE: -Sil«lt Victory: Blacks in tha Military 'From (Closed Captioned] (R) (60 min.) (D - Psychic Phanomana Anyway?’ A man paralyzad fram She campaigned for sweeping re­ the original O - Festival of Faith ny's guests are Patrick MacNee, the neck down fighu to make lift system is a deviation from normal DPUC policy, survive by our own efforts, to produce The Kitty O’Neil Story' Kitty ov­ Gold Bars to Silver Stars.' Conclu­ (S ) - GiuUni Concerts Maestro forms in Egypt's family laws, which for 09) - Mor>avUna 8 - MOVIE: Barbarella' A Pete Barbutti and the Mighty Car- QD - Twilight Zona own dociaions. Richaid OrtyfUta; ^though department officials have explained the much of our own food, to industrialize ercomes her deafness to become sion. Tonight's program profiles Carlo Maria Giulini and the Los woman's innocence is lost in son A n Players. (R) (60 min.) centuries had legalized the superior 0 - Despadida John Caaasvatea. Rated R. nibve by citing siognificant differences between the and to create a society in which every position of Egyptian men, and helped steam carpet two systems in water quality and operating costs. member feels directly concerned,” she THAT RAT'ft FALL-BN KIBHT form the "T a la ” society which sought SOT HE'.® said Tuesday while accepting an INTO A TRAP A N P D O ESN 'T SURE 60NNA to fight poverty by educating and cleaner with a EVEN KNOW IT! FIND OUT! BRIDGE ASTRO honorary Doctorate of Laws degree training Egyptian women. from the University of Hartford. • “ We have to do for ourselves what "I believe I am part of an increas­ GRAPH State to hear ingly important body of women in vibrating brush. governments have failed to do, namely Improved brush agitation that The slam comes home to raise every citizen in a society into a Africa, Asia and Latin America who member needed and respected by the realize that development cannot be scrubs back and forth, _____ CTA complaint rest,” she said. imposed from above, like a straight- and powerful water | 1 one that almost surely would jacket, but it must be assumed as part have bitten the dust if West Mrs. Sadat was honored for her work extraction make this j S | NORTH 4.141 of the daily tusk of every able-bodied hadn’t found the lead of hia as an advocate of women’s rights in the most professional f t K 2 man and woman in society,” Mrs. fourth best heart. % u r ^ on town budget Egypt and her rolq as a goodwill rental of them all. As VA1042 ambassador between her country and Sadat said. 9 A 10 « 5 3 South let ttot lead run simple to use as a ♦ lOO around to his eight. Then he ^Birthday the United States. "Perhaps I am too much of an ■ COVENTRY — The recent Town Council action Mrs. Sadat said she accepted the vacuum cleaner. WEST played three rounds of optomist, but I do feel very strongly EAST spades, ruffing the thin! conraming the 1983-84 municipal budget will be the honorary award "deeply conscious of Works faster and >a»«A.M c.11iWMU».»M.ft ♦ loes J«ne2,ltsa ' that we are on the way collectively ♦Q9743 round In dummy. subject of a state Elections Commission hearing the fact that I do so also on behalf of the TFKJ96S V75 If you handle dsvatopmaftUi towards a more humane civilization,” leaves carpets Then he took bis ace and Thursday morning, as the result of a complaint spirit of my late husband martyred in she said. WHATVE YOU WEflRE HORWNS/^' IF I TDLO TtXl ♦ J642 ♦ KQ wftoly. this coming year ■hoiM •obmitted to the commission by Coventry Taxpayers drier than other SINCE ALLEY AND ..I NEED SOME­ king of clubs. West showed TWO BEEN ON A SECRET f REAIXY?) THAT IT ♦ J752 out on the second club and bs a fun one for you lodagy Association President Thomas W. Brainard. steam cleaners. HIS a p p e t it e ARE TH IN G TO TAKE and a rewarding one for you O SINCE GOVERNMENT WHAT /WOLILOfg'T/ SOUTH there were now two very BACK WITH US, I , MY MIND OFFA materially. Think your movug In the complaint, Brainard attacked the council for Rug Doctor’s P«(XjECr,OOP...V ISIT?/ BEA ^AHEM! THINK WE'LL HAVE' ♦ A J 8 probable losers. The dia­ Former officer jailed SECRET ^ THAT MOOVIAN through carefully. refusing to send the budget to referendum, even TO STOCK UPON POUTTCAL mond loser looked like a cer­ ./fj steaming mad at dirt AN Y LONGER.. GROCERIES! though the CTA had submitted a petition for such a MESS! ♦ 87 tain one, so it was up to vote just before the town meeting where the budget LITCHFIELD (UPI) — Robert degree burglary. 4AKQtl4 South to find a w ay to avoid Rinko, 31, a former sergeant in the Ne\v that trump loser. was adopted. The meeting moderator. Jack C. Myles, He changed his plea from innocent to Vulnerable: Neither OBMM (May Sl-Jime SQ bad ruled that the budget be sent to the polls because Milford Police Department, was sent­ guilty to the reduced larceny charge He did It with aplomb. He You’ll be well recefved by D ealer South simply led a heart to qf the petition, but residents attending the meeting enced on a reduced first-degree lar­ after plea bargaining with the state and friends today, but guafft went on to overrule him and vote the budget in. The ceny charge stemming from burglaries agreeing lo cooperate both in the grand Do it yourself, and Weal North East Soot! dummy’s ace and ruffed a against foolish bshavlof. council set the mill rate immediately thereafter. committed while Rinko was on duty. jury investigation of police department do it better, at a 1ft heart. It wouldn’t do East Thoughtless actions could cre­ Pass 14 Pass 9ft any good to ruff. That would ate unnaoassary shock wavw. " “ I feel we acted in accordance with our charter, and Rinko pleaded guilty in October 1982 corruption and cases against three Improved 3-way cleaner tremendous saving. Past Sft Pass 3 NT b ^ ^ w -u p play, lo East Order now; The NEW that is what we are asked to do when we take our oath and cooperated in a grand jury other New Milford police officers. Pass 4ft Pass 8ft Qtaph Matchmaker wheel efljB of office,” said Joan A. Lewis, council chairwoman. investigation of the town police Rinko admitted possessing property Pass Pass Pass Back to dummy with a booklet which revealaI romentlkI_____ Wben asked if she felt the council action violated state department. stolen from New Milford businesses . Rent The Rug Doctor At:. diamond and a ruff of combinations. compaUbllMM election law, she said, ‘T m not really quite sure.” He was sentenced by Superior Court and schools during October and No­ dumm/s last heart. Now lor aH stgns, tali how to gM •-In contrast, Brainard contends the council action Judge M. Morgan Kline to five years in vember 1981 while Rinko was com­ TAYIOR RENTAL CENTER COOKIES OXUJ7 South led bis losing diamond along with othara, finds r U M IF ENOUGH PBJPLB HOW M A N V COULP Violated Section 9-7 of State Election Law, which deals jail, suspended after 360 days, followed mander of the midnight to 8 a.m. shift. 643-249A EAeiLV 6AVE THE Opening lead: V6 and claimed since be was signs, hidden quaNUas, phia SAT TOWN ANP ATE you EAT, ETHA^J ? trith voting rights in general and referenda in by three-years probation. The property was discovered in the WOKLP, MRS. GIVEN AMOUNT. sure of the last two tricks more. MaH $2 to Aatro.Oraph.. MANCHESTER WALLPAPER & PAINT COOKIES, WE WOULPN T particular. He claims the state election laws are much Rinko, who resigned from the depart­ basement of Rinko's home during a 646-0143 NUTCHELL.^- HAVE WARG with bis queen-nine of Box 48B. Radio City Statlo|i' By Oiwald Jacoby trumps. N.Y. 10019. Sand an addltkmat (fibre clear-cut on the matter of municipal budget ment. also was ordered to participate raid. He was arrested Nov. 4, 1981. INSIDE OUTLET $1 for your Qaminl A a t ^ in a mental health program and to and James Jacoby The slam wasn’t as bad as referenda than Section 7-7 of the Connecticut General The Statewide Organized Crime 649-2828 In it looks. With a S-2 break in Graph pradictlona lor the year Statutes, under which the CTA filed suit against the undergo psychiatric therapy. Investigative Task Force and the chief In this hand from that clubs declarer would have ahead. Be sure to give youc council before and unsuccessfully tried to have the The five-year police veteran was state's attorney’s office initiated the CONTER'S HARDWARE zodlacsign. 1977 match, one team any number of ways to grt (mrrent budget overturned. charged originally with four counts of corruption investigation in 1981 after 646-5707 CAN CER (Jww 1 1 -M y 22) reached a completely sure away from two r^-irat :;“ I hope we are successful, but we don’t have $5,000 first-degree larceny and one count each town police referred a complaint to losers, and five cards misa- Much of your sucoeea today, three no-tnunp and made fbr a lawyer,” said Brainard Tuesday. Attorney of second-degree larceny and third- them. ing from a suit break S-2 witl be dependent upon MhH four. The other team bid to a well you adapt to changing palm er McGee, who represented the current council rather poor six clubs. about 68 percent of the time. (HEWSPAPRR------conditions. Be prepared W- ift previous budget suits, will represent it again on •(H THE TRIP » IT'S WORTH THE TRIP » IT'S WORTH 7 Not a bad contract, but niaka adjuatmants where t h ^ Thursday. According to Mrs. Lewis, town attorney are needed. —t Daniel Lamont will not represent the council because LEO (JWy 21-Aiie. 22) ki maft. of'a "m atter of ethics” : he had defended in court tera where you abide by your ' Court rejects logical Judgriwnt you’ll be i£ & ' dlpposite in nature to that of the current council. to keep things under control ;;.Myles, the town manager, and the town clerk will today. Don’t M emotionN oon- also appear at the hearing as witnesses. a new trial CROSSWORD oarrw distortttnepkHura. the ploture. IN THF 603P I HijcF|>. V E M O ( ANft ^ »------EapL —m FeeNngs win■ bbe i ..running t t r o n HARTFORD (U P I) — The Connecticut Supreme IN THB 70> X JO&GE[>. A C R O SS t Normandy Answer to Previous Puzzle today and harsh tear A oodR Fire Calls invasion day •naue It you and your m aih Court has ordered Edward Vitale to try to reconstruct MUFFINS 1 Coercion 8 Former lake opposing positions. pre-trial transcripts before seeking a new trial on a N ow X fiu N . 7 Organ stop Mideest URRA (SapL 22^>cL 21) YouJI first-degree anslaughter conviction. e i i d o I q 13 Unmusical alliance do well today as long as w M i Holland County The high court said Tuesday Vitale should first 14 One of the BD o n n a needs doing can be delegated $o WHY fX> I fcBe? (abbr.) attempt to reconstruct the record before petitioning reindeer g Q D D to other*. Whan you tim e to < -Thursday, 10:19 a.m. — Ambulance call, 34 Orchard Landing boat for a new trial and rejected his other arguments for a 15 Usually to Gnawed Q O B lend for yourself you may firif Hill Estates, Coventry. (South Coventry) $ LOStNO dRPUNOf n B new trial. 1.00 16 Aorta \ \ Creepily reasons lor pottponamant. Thursday, 5:28 p.m. — Ambulance call, 108 Brandy 17 Environment ^2 Assignation DC! SCORPIO (OcL 24 Nov. m Vitale, the manager of a private social club, was with purchase oi a □ □ St., Bolton. (Bolton and Manchester ambulance) Oiwsbr«AMft.TMnigUtP«sTMM agency (abbr.) ro Former Show a wWIngnats lo shwe convicted of first-degree manslaughter for fatally □ ■ Thursday, 11:13 p.m. — Ambulance call, Coventry dozen donuts at regular 18 Place nuclear today, but keep your gaiwroiL shooting Donald E. Lesse in October 1977. □ □ Q m Police Station, Route 31. Coventry. (South Coventry) price. 20 Cheese state agency (abbr.) ty within reasonable bounded He sought a new trial, claiming the loss of portions (abbr.) ,2 □ o Being excess could lead to Saturday, 8:04 a.m. — Bus accident, Route 6 and Diner of a court reporter’s notes taken during the Bring this coupon into any 21 Fathar (poetic) 2, BO ghrar’a remorse. Shoddy Mill Road, Andover. (Andover) Tracer questioning of prospective jurors, deprived him of his participating Dunkin' Donuts 23 Old English SAOITTARIIfS (Na*. 2ft«ae. .-Saturday, 12:06 p.m. — Ambulance call, Bolton pronoun Snake’s sound constitutional right to appeal. shop and receive six muffins '^amdthevcall Sheltered side 40 Border 50 New Deal 21) A daaira lo put your pa4> Riding Stables, Route 85, Bolton. (Bolton and 24 Leather strap sonal imprint on aU that you Also, Vitale complained his lawyer’s closing Cheers (Sp.) 41 Clerical title project (abbr.) Manchester ambulance) for only $1.00 with 25 Indian nurse touch today to QK. provldad arguments were not recorded: the trial court erred by Beverage ' Sunday, 9:58 p.m. — House fire, Parker Bridge purchase of a dozen L 0 6 « ? 'l 27 Weather 43 Contemporary 51 Word to call you have aomalhing to contrbh refusing to transfer the case to another judicial forecast Lives painter _ ^ Road, Andover. (Andover, Columbia and South donuts at regular price. Wild parties uta. Back off whara you don’t.', district after prejudicial pre-trial publicity and the 30 Small bird 45 Made mistake CIpventry) Mae West CAPRICORN (Oae. 22>laii. trial court erred by allowing as evidence admissions o 32 House wing 47 Cottage Veneration 33 Compass pt. role mak* ^''angas m araly'f^|£ he made to police after he was arrested on an 39 Tipped rooms S4 Vast expanse 34 Food fish sake Of change, eapedallyX unrelated offense. 35 Tergal (Jobless claims drop 1 2 3 4 8 e 7 8 9 10 11 12 career or financial sttuatlona The justices said Vitale’s lawyer had not requested ------COUPON------38 Ego ww<* are praasnSy running his arguments, exempted from the record by law, to 41 Lopsided 13 14 42 Cry of pain WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - The state Labor be recorded. Also, “ we are not convinced that the trial AQUARIUS Urn. iftPaft. in court abused its discretion in concluding the 44 Grow wsary IS IS Deparment says filings for jobless benefits were down Conditions are rather untaus circumstances relied on by the defendant did not OlWhyNCA. bc..TUnsB US Psi.ATUO*. 46 Beseech 12.2 percent to a weekly average of 43,500 for the most 6 M U FFIN S M ay In that you could baA 47 Make 17 IS 20 Jkinnar, yet loaa In tha prooaiM.^ fbcent two-week period ending May 21. jeopardize his right to be tried by an impartial jury purchases . Claims dropped in each of the department's 18 local and in denying his motions for mistrial.” 21 22 23 48 Knight's title 2$ btflees with the total down more than 6,000 to 43,518, Vitale made his statements to police after being THIS EVENING ONTHEMIWA1C«y 49 Carefree 4 1 .0 0 THERE'S NEVe? 29 29 27 29 29 nu aroft (gibor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro said Tuesday. advised of his rights and "neither requested an WEPRESBNT H AB I-nSO F 52 Religious with purchase of a A CHANNEL holiday Kw contacts might back off V'There was an average of 3,753 first-time filings, attornney nor indicated that he wished to remain ANAO5OR0IHet THE CANAPIAH 30 31 32 today H they think you are tod, dozen donuts at CX>aJM0^AfVr'... SWITCHER 55 Cricket team down from 4,567 for the two weeks ending May 7, and silent,” the justices said. Cannot be combined with any other CUTWORM. 56 Pluck ptNKftroad with your paradnN In other decisions, the state’s highest court ordered regular price ABCtlNPWHEN 33 34 In ters wMla taiK)flngSi2r. 8,385 during the same period last year. Cktntinued offer. Good at any participating Dunkin' •TltXJ NEEOOfJE. 57 Attempts efaims also were down to 39,765 from 44,994 in the last the state Board of Labor Relations to exclude Donuts shop. One coupon per 58 Came first Ffjefloa tha•OoldSnnila: guman fuia. 38 36 37 39 39 40 * IMS period and 45,794 in 1982. psychological data of teachers from its disclosure customer. your noW a__ _ ;.'The insured unemployment rate — weekly claims order against the West Hartford Board of Education. DOWN 41 42 43 44 49 ------Inatlncta pfavaN loi fl|ed during the latest quarter — fell slightly from 3.6 The labor relations board found the school board OFFER GOOD THRU 6/12/83 m 83, TSICOTTVUII SD., ViBNON DUNKIN' 631 [NFIBD ST., HinBD Girls (si.) 4 « 47 49^ Invohramanta andM anmt WM wn nM percent to 3.S percent. That rate is included in the violated the Teacher Negotiation Act by failing to Shangri-La smoothly. Don’t be patty. estimated statewide unemployment rate of 7 percent. provide the West Hartford Education Association IIS SKU DESNI HIGHW4T, WITimsnilD 49 BO 61 S3 S3 64 I LIMIT: Limit: 1 I urrtiiOFFER rtitPER uuuruNCOUPON ^ w * w l1014 o i s m« m siST.,., eutEUT hmtfoidHMTFOID Prayer beads TAURUS (April Iftfttay 20) Let ' -Weekly claims for separate federal Supplemental with material it used to evaluate 22 teacher- DONUTS mm Noun suffix bjyionae ba bygonas and donT, D» SB Compensation benefits averaged 16,133, up from coordinators and to select 17 to continue in the dual Its worth the trip. ♦*♦ •*««! ♦»•« *vt, wkt Muinoto e the administration suggest the time has come for gardens and pick up a key for the aerospace, building and electronics required for use of the E-Com system. major changes in the way the Postal Service does William F. Bolger is on record as saying he doesn’t to the water pumps. Look For Our Beautiful 16 Page Orcular, industries, and the government market for space Still more ominous is the prospect of "third business; some want to see open competition. foresee the Postal Service getting into electronic June 9 starting at 11:45 and defense programs, with sales in 1982 of $13.6 generation” systems, which don’t generate any hard Diiiion. In Congress, though, the prospect raises disturbing mailing any more than it is now. He sees it as a.m. will be our first It’s Loaded With Money Savuig Values copy and consist of computers communicating with questions. Say, for instance, that first-class mail is undesirable for either the Service or the public. picnic of the year and Headquarters Cos. will join UTC’s BuUding other computers. open to competition by any company eager to dig into The Postal Service now employs an electronic should prove to be fun. In Hie MaiL-Cqpies Also Available Systems Co.; which provides advanced business Communications are an ever more blurry, the business (which, incidentally, provides the Postal For the menu we will have I it* T 'LjSLiJ "C2D communications systems, electronic energy delivery system known as E-Com, used by bulk ill-defined area, and this debate urgently underlines Service with 54.5 percent of all pieces of mail and a mailers. Mailers send the material to one of 25 hot dogs, assorted salads, At Your Local Store management and integrated building systems that the area will grow even more hazy as technology greater percentage of its revenues). beans and ice cream. For •I f.i -□B" -I '*•1 and services. specially equipped post offices via telephone or other outstrips our laws. Congress must act now — not later Then, it is easy to foresee a future in which mail is entertainment, we will . "The communications and information indus­ means. The post office prints the message in bulk, — to guarantee the privacy of our mail along with delivered to wealthy ahd middle-income neighbor­ have jarts, horseshoes, tries wUl become a muIti-biUion dollar business of stuffs the envelopes, and inserts it back into the mail universal delivery at affordable rates. hoods — leaving poor districts, slums and even rural and badminton. This will closely imerrelated technologies by 1990,” said stream, where it is then delivered as regular mail. areas dependent on an increasingly expensive and be the first of four picnics, Michael D. London, co-founder and president of This is a delivery system, says the Postal Service, to THE HIGH-TECH future, in which we pay our bills non-competitive Postal Service. so please make a point to Boneless Headquarters Cos. be compared to using the pony express, cars and through our home computers to stores and utilities, For all its faults and warts (many of which I ’ve attend and join in the fun. Each Headquarters Cos. center offers com­ airplanes to deliver mail. The Postal Service raises a has yet to arrive. Even if it does come, a private place Bottom Rounds written about to the annoyance of the Postal Service), Winnie Cunningham, an plete e x e ^ tiv e offices for about 50 companies related argument that when the telegraph and then must be assured for letters, cards, business Fresh Chicken BEEF ROUND-W HOLE-22 TO 28 LBS. the current service provides universal delivery, employee of the Town Rec and IS designed to provide services for about 1 000 the telephone were introduced, pundits predicted that correspondence and yes, love notes, too. independent of income-tax bracket or region. Department, has sche­ Leg Quarters firms outside the center. mail simply would disappear, a victim of progress ("Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” duled a Walk A Long tor WITH PARTS OF BACK Founded in 1907, the centers currently serve (Sure, just as TV killed radio and the radio, in turn, 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal ELECTRONIC M AILING is facing a boom, its destroyed amateur musicians.) June 14th at 10 a.m. at • clients throughout the United money management, is now available through her proponents say — although this still lies well in the Manchester Community column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to future and is by no means a certainty. College. Emily Packard, THE E-COM SYSTEM delivers hard copy and is a • ’’Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care Whether the Postal Service should even be involved a fellow senior and a ’’second generation” electronic system. Already, of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. in this anticipated boom becomes more complicated marathon runner, will be Gains reported though, the question of privacy arises and, to date, has 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press on hand to guide you. lb. and, I think, controversial. Postmaster General not been answered satisfactorily. In addition the Syndicate.) If interested, please FRESH-WITH WINGS CROMWELL — The Riplay Co., makers of sign up in the front office BEEF LOM-S TO 7 LBS.-BONELESS PORK LOM-EQUAL AMTS. OF CNTR CUT ^uipm ent and tools for the CATV and utility Prices keep going up, though and if transportation is Chicken Whole FrA, industries, reported record sales and higher needed, we will be glad to [99 Assorted si,S:?1£S?iip. A&P eaniings for the fiscal year ending Feb. 28,1983. make arrangements. In­ Breast Quarters nxi lb. 1 but declining sales and income for the final Beef'Rnderloins Pork Chops ib, Meat Franks quarter. dividuals are reminded to LESSER OUAKTmE$-«9* LB. _ _ KBEEF E F CWCR-BONELESSCHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER / v The company said sales totalled nearly $5.4 all meet on that date at the Fresh Chicken Legs ». 79* FRESH-FORMERLYOROUNO CHUCK center at 9:30 a.m. so as London Broil Steaks (s< ~ ^ ib )2^ A&P Imported Ham 3^’ million compared to slightly more than $5 million Supply outruns dGmand for new houses FRESH Lean Ground Beef IfxSTxLl" you can all leave together BEEF ROUNO-BONELESS ^ ^ for the same period in 1982. Net income rose to mirpn BEEF for travel to the site. Chicken Breasts more than $338,000 or 58 cents a share, compared By Denis G. Gulino Rump Roasts Ann Page Bacon to about $307,000 or 52 cents a share. ■ This summer we again FRESH-BONELESS ___ A&P Franks United Press International BEEFROUND-BONELESS will be offering “ center SUCEO BEEF-MAPKQ.1.49 ‘J’® quarter declined to nearly sponsored” one day trips Chicken Breast Cutlets «. 2” $1.2 njillion from about $1.3 million for the same Bottom Round Swiss Steaks Armour Star Bacon WASHINGTON — Sales of new houses fell 4 percent NEW HOUSING SALES for a low cost such as last HOTORSVVEET Armour Star Meat Franks period in 1982, and net income was $31,000 or 4 BEEF2ASLB. in April, raising fears among builders their Annual Rates, seasonally adjusted year. They will include FRESH PERCH FLLETS-2.29LB.-COO OR 8CAOO cents a share compared to more than $19,000 or 3 FARM PRICE Italian Sausage Eye Round Roasts ( ) m.2^’ construction may already be running ahead of In thousands of single family homes visits to state parks, the Hi&liire Farms Polska KielbasaxL 2^’ ♦Fresh Fish Fillets .lI” cents a share for the previous year. demand. INDEX beach, shopping malls ■ Fm h Rsh AraUtUx W ill Thru SxL l)air> .Spcvials The Commerce Department said Tuesday the 6 0 0 973,0 0 0 1- and mystery trips. The x ^ E F A M f In SaH Sanrica F lih Dapartm anL annual rate of sales slipped to 573,000 units a year, the unitt In April I ' PrICM RocQlvQd PriCEB Paid trip committee is working WHITE OR Y EU O W third decline in six months. by Farmari by Farmars on schedules now. Please CANIALOlWyiONEYOEW-ERipil^^ Bic net improves fl4 0 % ------160% ------But while supply began to outrun demand the price stay in tune with the Kraft Extra Fancy Melm Irays xl 79 kept going up. The average cost of a new house hit a 800 column for further M ILFORD — Bic Corp. has reported first record $89,2(|0, department said. 1 5 8 - details. Deluxe Slices p quarter net income of more thad$2.1 million or 34 TASTY SPREAD California Navel Oranges 6 n. 99^ cents per share, up from about $1.7 million or 27 Since housing has been the pace car of the recovery, While on trips, individu­ cents per share for the same perlpd last year. any slow down can raise fears interest rates are still als are reminded that the K i^ Cheez Whiz SJ^ORLARaCCURO Tender Carrots 2ii69* Net sales in the quarter ending April 3 were too h i^ to allow economic improvements to continue. SOO coachlight trip will be a&NO.f-<^ORNUNUTRmONAL-QRAOCA ^ L.#bout $52.8 million, a 10 percent increase over the Earlier, the government issued a somewhat leaving June 15 at 10:45 Seakest Cottage Cheese EXCELLENT FOR DIFE same quarter in 1982, the company said, reassuring report the sensitive leading indicators 1 2 8 a.m. from the Pic and LwigWhitc Potatoes 2 x.. 89* 982 1983 reflecting gains made in the sale of disposable contmued to deliver a strong recovery signal a I 1 Save parking lot. A M J J A S O N D J FMA AMJJASONOJ FMA AMJJA9ON0JFVA Sealtest Sour Cream lighters and razors. percent gain in April. 1 992 <993 1992 1993 SWISS STYLE Yellow Onionsi!^ 3 lu. 89^ Ladies interested in Although the weakest reading of the year for the S P ^ FRESH-TENDER FLOflIOA Competition in the lighter market is becoming Hood Yogurt more intense, however, and Bic’s pen operations composite index, the April report still seemed to QUARTERS Green or YeOow Squash ».59* Man losing continued to show a small loss due mainly to the suggest there would be no relapse any time soon like Parkay Margarine weakness of the Mexican peso, introduction of an that which aborted an early 1982 recovery. fight over Red Ripe Watermelon xl 29^ erasable ink pen and stiff competition, the "Unless interest rates decline further, this housing La Pizzeria REDR8>E-FLORtDA FARM FRESH-TENDER company said. recovery faces the possibility of reaching a plateau In d a x : and leveling off, ” developer Harry Pryde said 1 9 7 7 s l 0 0 % ‘Katahdin’ v^’^v'Vs. ■. • Cheese Pfeza ^ Salad ^ r i d a speaking as president of the National Association of Home Builders. AUGUSTA, Maine Tomatoes lb. Sweet Corn 5 « r * ’' ' l (U PI) — State worker A&P Lemonade emycaufornia Allied elects Sommers " p e inarketplace has already absorbed a good Dick Brown, a self- portion of the pent-up demand left over from the Spimish Gives , ‘St 69* Spruce Tiny Shrimp recession/’ he said. proclaimed expert on Rich’s Coffee Rich EARLY CALFORNU PITTED Allied Printing Services of Manchester, at its necessary ratio to starts established over the past 20 backlog since December. Maine's mountains, says Even with the decline in sales, under way since years. Ripe Gives 2^1®’ Spruce Crabmeat annual meeting May 24, elected John G. ^ n u a ry ’s peak rate of 511,000 units, April was still The median price of a new house, less volatile than he about ready to give up Bird’s Eye Tasti Puf& BREAOftBUTTER ’’Sales are not keeping up with the pace of starts,” Sommers, president and chief operating officer. 67.5 percent ahead of a year earlier in sales and the the average because it excludes the extremes in price trying to get people to say BEEF CHICKEN OR TURKEY he said. If the April deterioration in the starts-to-sales Fanning Pickles 'tr79* He is a graduate of Cushing Academy, sixth consecutive month above the half-million mark reached a record $74,900 in April. Katahdin instead of Wi^bone Salad Dres^gs ^69* ratio keeps up the rest of the year, builders could end Morton Meat Pies SQUEEZE B 0 T T IE -.1 2 0 Z .B T L — Ashbumham, Mass, and Nichols College, Dudley, An earlier report showed April’s rate of new housing Stock market investors, many of whom apparently Mount Katahdin when ref­ GREEN QIANT Mass., where he received his degree in business up with 75.000 additional new houses on the market erring to Maine’s highest Gulden’s S j^ Brown Mustard 79* constimetion starts was a healthy 1,490,000 units a spent their holiday weekend worrying about interest Corn on the Cob Big Bertha Napkins ’STI” administration. He is a director of Allied Printing year despite an 8.4 percent decline from March. unsold, he said. "The (sales) number is very strong rates, sent prices plunging on Wall Street Tuesday. summit. - TOOOLERS-SS4;T.Oni>AmME-XaCT but not as strong as I hoped,” he said. Services, and a trustee of Cushing Academy. Michael Sunriichrast, chief economist of the home The Dow Jones industrial average closed below For years Brown has Heinz In April there were an estimated 268,000 houses on l leahli & Beauty Aid.s Huggies Convenience Pack -d.7^ builders association, said sales have slipped below a 1,200 for the first time since May 20, dropping 16.16 to been reminding news­ 32-q z. W H rrE ...skoz. a n . the market. 5.7 months of supply and the biggest 1,199.98 in generally lackluster trading. paper editors and map- CONDITIONER OR Keg-O-Ketchup bd. Juice makers that Katahdin is Reynold’s Wrap 2 *1 ORKBNALOROMON Ocean Spray Grapefruit an Indian phrase that Suave HOTQOaHAMaURa.l>ICCAlUOR _ Open Pit B-B-Q Sauce 89* Svnia' I isli Dipt. Veep steps out industiy tums to dry painting to soive probiems means "greatest moun­ Shampoo V la^ Sweet Reish 2 ’S? *1 OJWCMtlMZ.COXXCHP9TIH>ZOXCI«EUUSH)Z COLUOEBM . MXEOSaES.^RESH BURLINGTON,NGTON. Vt. fUPn (U P I) -— A (flilttendenrMtbmden I ^ W tain.” So Brown says it’s ^91t«ZOflREOUL«R Planteni Snacks .<»l89* County-area business association is in the market NEW YORK (UPI) - IS given an electrical redundant to say Mount Chicken Broth 3 *1 NABOCO Live Lobsters. P ow d er enthusiasts industrial paint lines co­ Katahdin. ^ ^ t e Toothpaste *1 FRESH CUT for a new executive vice president. Increasingly industry is ground. The powder is makes color matching MAC. •OeEMTWIZ.SRELl.S* CHEDDAR T l.cz. ox - have a long list of claims lors have to be changed hood auto parts. Experi­ Oreo Sandwich Cremes '5?!^ Lake Champlain Regional Chamber ofprevent turning to “ dry painting” applied within a booth difficult when repair jobs “ Just write Katahdin. ScrodFiDet for the process: Because every ten seconds or so. ments are underway to Mount Katahdin means Big Men’s Shavers ft«t. $t Prince Twists & Cheddar FRESH CUT an Edmonton goal and seconds later. Morrow to eliminate some of the with the operator control­ are needed. BO>-OFFLAB£L it does not involve sol­ Also, the powder parti­ use it on aluminum cans. Mount Greatest Moun­ Ruffles Perch Fillet triggered a 2-on-l rush in the other direction. problems associated with ling things from a console Nevertheless, the Although powder coat­ 99c FRESH CUT vents it’s cleaner and cles line up with magnetic Maxithins Bossy carried down the right side with Kallur on liquid finishes, among outside. The coating then powder finish is being tain, which is silly,’* says Contadina ^ requires less energy for lines of force on the ings require no primer Brown, who works for the REQ.-SLENOER OROnOINAL. SUPER OR SUPERPLUS ^ " a — Potato Chips Cod Fillet his left. Bossy’s shot was stopped by Moog but them pollution and the is cured in an oven like a used for protective and PEPPERIOCiE FARMS FRESH SUCEO drying and ventilating; surface being coated and themselves, they some­ state Bureau of Insurance Jampax Tampons 2iS2.*5 Tomato Sauce X Kallur was there io guide in the rebound for his high cost of getting rid of baked liquid enamel.' decorative coatings on health hazards are re­ this does not give the times are used as a base in Augusta. Apple Juice ’Jr 79* Fastern Hafibut third playoff goal. paint sludge. The magazine Modern appliances, metal furni- FRESHCAUQHT I duced because workmen glossy sheen so much for other coatings. Gen­ Silverstone8” Saute Pan «d.*5 Instead of folding, the Oilers came out and Electrically applied Metals, in a symposium turre, electrical equip­ In his off hours, Brown operate outside the paint­ eral Motors is doing this at W l ^ g powder coatings cur­ article recently, said it desired in auto bodies and ment. It is being used on is on a committee that stung the Islanders with a sudden goal in the ing booth; it takes less a lightweight truck body rently have only around 4 can cost a factory more to other products. It also off-body and under-the- writes the Maine Moun­ second period. Bourne was penalized for holding space than a liquid paint plant at Shreveport, La. percent or $110 million get rid of the sludge left tain Guide for the Appal­ Fresh Baked Imported Glenn Anderson at 54 seconds. Just 11 seconds line; skilled workers are Bucket-O-Fried worth of the $2.8 billion a over in its liquid paint achian Mountain Club. He Colonial later, Wayne Gretzky sent the puck at the not needed; no primer 8" Apple Pie Islander net and Kurri, standing in front, picked year chemical coatings lines than the paint origi­ has succeeded in persuad­ French Brie “ Chicken ' coat is needed and only market, according to Gor­ nally cost, and in some ing those involved in pre­ Cooked Ham up the rebound, put it on his forehand, and sent it one coat is required. over Billy Smith’s left shoulder for a 1-1 tie. don E. Cole, Jr., executive areas it is nearly impossi­ paring the Maine Moun­ On the other hand, there The Oilers, despite their itaore cautious play, secretary of the Powder ble to find a safe place to tain Guide to refer to the are drawbacks, particu­ Coating Institute at dump or bum the sludge. 5,267-foot summit only as outshot New York 2S-1S over th » first two periods larly in finish applications Powdered coatings leave “ Katahdin.” aP es. with Smith being forced to m ate several saves. Greenwich, Conn. on auto bodies. . . . k * * -iWghs It is a share (hat is no significant residue But Brown has yet to For one thing, changing 60C h 2 Wkigs, 2 Braxsts expected to grow to 13.5 since any left-over convince other mapmak- lb. colors takes more time percent within a decade. powder can be reused. ers, including the U.S. In .Store Bakt r\ with powders and on some SIRLOIN mps Geographical Survey, ( lu't’si' Shop I lot loods Another increase In Europe, where it origi­ le-uus. which makes topographi­ I FRESH BAKED Di li .Shop nated, powder coating al­ cal maps, and the De- Large Itaian Bread -5 9 * viwmcw STAMFORD — Citizens Utility Co. Jias ready has a 20 percent FRESH BAKED Danish Blue Cheese «.3® announced its 38th consecutive increase in Lorme Co., which pub­ U.8.0Jt. ^ Bar-B<}ued Chickens market share. Cole said PORK Turkey Breast earnings pe. share, revenues, net income and AL GRIMALDI'S lishes the “ Maine Atlas Sandwich Rolls 6 .5 9 * the powder coating pro­ FRESH BAKED Auricchio Provokme . 2 ” dividend payn ants. and Gazetteer.” LOW IN SODIUM Bar-B-Qued Spare Ribs cess, however, accounts Holiday Skinless Franks The record is unmatched by any company BIIBC BKMM NOT A SNNET Brown says he finally .Hot Dog Rolls 6 .5 9 * New Holland Natural Cheese rl3’ ’ MTUMCAsaia for 10 percent of all metal GREEN HOUSE Sausage & Pepper Grinders lis t^ on the New York or American Stock coating. nSuS? imiAN SAUSAGE » -Arai realized last week that Honday Franks Exchanges. nW IK S A witB.|MTTIES itiAssm * L S 9 g he’s fighting a losing | PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 29TH THRO JUNE 4TH. 1963. The powders are combi­ Special of the Week URN 18 INb LNTt battle when a newspaper WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMfT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL LAROA8. p e company said it passed two financial nations of epoxy, polyes­ M i a i o n HOTSSWin ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE milestones in the year that ended Dec. 31 with Gorgeous Geraniums *1.89 GmUXOKCF rrujSN “ • published a story telling of ter or acrylic resins and HAMBURG plans for building a year- more than $200 million in revenues and more than pigments. They are given 4" pots $|49 f^ W S A G E $33 million in net income. * L 2 9 ? $169 round resort in the vicin­ an electrical charge and Seed Geraniums *1.25 PATTIES A n s u A r t s IS. ity of “ Mt. Katahdin.” Revenues were $202 million for 1982, while net the product to be painted income in 1982 increased 15 percent to $33 s 4" pots MELBASA BREAKFAST ■M SAIH Lua KEF A PEPKR M1TIES million. SAUSAGE $ 1 2 9 LET YOUR newspaper All flowers - *1.00/pk. «L 6 9 7 help you keip fruit iars All Vogotdilos - *1.00/-pk. s m . UNKS feiA sparkling clean and Plumber licensed NOTICE U M s u c o iu a IHISUi sweet smelling. Wash I Probate Court is open Hanging Baskets - *6.00 BACON TENDERLOmS K E F SHORT RIBS M U . %4 lars/ dry completely I for conferences with the S9 then put a large piece of A su-year employee of Fogarty Brothers in w n Caldor Shopping Plain Burr Corners, Manchester idge from 6:30 P.M. to Directions: M I B l *2. newspaper Inside the | Manchester, Micjiael Cassarino, technician, has a » 1 * L . lar and put the lid on. i recently passed a Connecticut state exam. P.M . on Thursday 24 Watrous Road, off The paper will absorb Department of Consumer I’^ection, State I nights. Appointments Bolton Center Rood, 7 — /Imd Quality conies any moisture. Let a HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. T O 12:00 P.M.; Board of Occupational Licensing, as a P -3 Isuggested. Night Bolton. Follow tho First at classified ad In your I contractor, licensed in the penormance of I telephone number; 647- sign. .anchester packing newspaper find a cash | plumbing and piping work for reOMent and light |3227. buyer, for most any­ SATURDAY 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. commercial work. WilUam E. FitzGerald Open dally 8-8 company inc.B46-5000 thing you have tor sale. I Cassarino and his wife, Pam, reside in Hebron. .IiidRp of Probate 7 days W* scespt ^ HOURS: 349 WETHEHELL ST IMON.-FRI. 7:00 s.m. Io 5 p.m. Food SIsmpt. MANCHESTER. CONN QS040 6 4 6 -5 7 4 3 SAT. 7:00 x.m. Io 1Z noon (NIKT TO MCC XJUIOkMILLI MstlorChsroo, VIss XbBBm Bsn^BtaxK _Zi — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 1. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 1, 1983 — 23 643-2711 Classified....Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 Notices For advertisements to be Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates published Monday, the dead­ TAG SALE SIGNS Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... ;46 Home and G arden...... 64 Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m . on F rid a y. Personals...... 02 Instruction'...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts ...... 65 $2.25 for one day Are things piling up? Then why not have a T A G SALE? The best way to Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items...... 66 P er W ord: Read Your Ad announce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your Auctions...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Items...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15C Services Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... i ...... 14« Clossltled advertisements ad you’ll receive ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. Homes for Sale...... 31 Ta g Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13« ore token by telephone os a Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to B u y ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12« convenience. M ortgages...... 11 Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering...... 52 Happy A d t: The Monchester Herald is Personal Loans...... 12 Investment Property...... 34 Bullding/Contracting...... S3 $3.00 per column Inch responsible only for one Incor- CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER Insurance...... 13 Business P roperty...... 35 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 54 Automotive rect Insertion and then only Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Deadlines for the size of the original Flo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise- Insertion. Income Tax Service...... 57 Motorcycles/BIcycles___72 ments to be published Tues- E rro rs which do not lessen Rentals HAVE YOUR own "Af­ Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement Misc for Sole Rooms for Rent...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 43 Cort/Tnicks lor Sole 71 Auto Services 74 ter The Fourth" sale & Education For Sale deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by on this year ... selling Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. additional Insertion. Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 those unused Items SPREADING THE Hollday/Seosonal...... 61 MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 FOR SALE-Crib. Very around your home with Good condition. Many STONE DAMAGED MHR WINDSHIELD? Repair a wdht ad! Call 643-2711 baby clothes, etc. Asking to place your ad. $45.00. for crib. Call 646- RMOS$I$$ION$ It I Don't replace It. Fully WORD 4415. after 5:00pm. guaranteed at a fraction Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Rooms for Rent 63 MIsc for Sale FOR SAIE of the cost of replace­ INVITATION TO BID Notices 41 Wanted to Rent 47 PaIntIng/PaperIng 52 M U c for Sole <3 N O TICE IS H ER EBY G I­ SIMMONS SOFA BED- 1879 PontiK Trani Am $5500 ment. Most Insurance VEN that the Eighth Utilities DT 1973 7ord Hinlo „„„ companies will waive District will receive sealed In today's world of sophisticated communications, it is hard $75.00. Call 646-7055. SUllfon Wagon $1200 Wds In the Office of the to imagine e time when the town crier was the only available LPN or Medical Assist­ CENTRAL LOCATION- COUPLE with three well DELIVERING RICH ELECTRIC RANGE- your gloss deductible and Lost/Found 01 Kltchen privileges. Free professional pay the entire cost of the Eighth Utilities District, 32 source of news for townspeople. Employed by the town, the YOUR TIME IS ant wanted for after­ mannered children look­ LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 Westlnghouse. Avocado. FOR SALE-Marble coun­ The aoove can be seen JjAaln Street, Manchester, lonely town crier was responsible for spreading the word to parking. References and P A IN TIN G - Commercial repair. Coll the GLASS WORTH MONEY noons for Rockville ing to rent duplex or 30". Good condition. Best ter top 10'X2'1'A". $25.00 at$IH Connecticut until 7:30 p.m. the citizenry.. 8, Residential. Quality plus tax. Washed sand, on June 17, 1983, for resilient Sell Avon. Earn good money, Specialist's office. Send security required. 643- apartment. 3 bedrooms. craftsmanship. Texture stone, trap rock, and otter. Whole Wheat Grain Phone 643-8128. 913 Main 8L DR. at NOVUS METRO. set your own hours. Opening 2693 tor appointment. 646-3256. tile flooring, of which time IMPOUNDED-Male, resume and references to At least one year's lease. celling specialist. House 50 lb. bags. Raisins 25 lb. bids will be publicly opened, in Manchester and East Hart­ grovel. 643-9504. The only form of communication which is still as personal as NOW Box E c/o The Herald. about one year old. She­ ford. Call — Will do lanitorlal work. power washing. Free esti­ box. Coll 649-0170, 649- FOR SALE-20" Horwlck read aloud and recorded. THREE ROOMS-PrIvate 1974 PLYMOUTH hearing the towp crier in the streets is the Classified section pherd cross. Lennox Coll 525-4706. mates. 646-4879. JACK FOR extension 6552. oos stove, white, clean. Specifications and bid 2782941 or 523-9401 C A R WASH entrance. Ladies $35; SCAMP-Automatic Misc. Automotive 76 forms mov be secured at the of the daily newspaper. This is where private individuals Street. Female. Three ye­ ladder — odlustoble Excellent condition. communicate with other individuals in ^ y in g and selling Men's$358<$40. Also: Fur transmission, power Dispatcher's Office, Fire De­ ars old. RIdoebacK, Lau­ ATTEN D ANTS-Full and YOUNG COUPLE with NAME YOUR OWN ALUMINUM A-FRAME $50.00. Coll 742-9681. partment, 32 Main Street, situations, in hiring employees or finding jobs, in telling or SUBSTITUTETEACHER coot, dresses, suits, etc. black steel construction. steering, AM/FM stereo. rel Street. 646-4555. port time. See Andrea at: children looking for reas­ PRICE. Painting, paper­ POOL LADDER. $30.00. aeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Manchester, Ct. 04040. in asking. needed for pre-school Call 649-5459. $8.00 for the pair. 646-2190. Slant 6, $850 or Best Offer. The right Is reserved to re­ .oooooooooo«««»«««««««»« Gentle Touch Cor Wash, onable rent, Manchester ing, removal. Fast ser­ Fireplace screen set with STATION WAGON AIR and school age day core 344 Broad Street, 643-9084. lect any and all bids. ••••••••••••••••••••••a area. We care about vour vice. 289-9061, 647-8254. SEASONED FIREWOOD andirons. $25.00.649-6644. Home and Gcrden 64 SCOOP-4" X 50". $15.00. John F. Flynn, Jr. Employment programs. Expereinced Manchester. 643-5873. preferred. Coll MELC Apartments for Rent 42 property because we aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa — Cut any length. $75.00 1972 TOYOTA WAGON-4 Fire Commissioner When spreading the word is important to you, count un a & Education FOR SALE-Shontung Eighth Utilities District lo v^o st ad in Classified to reach the right people. Placing 647-9659. have to live there too. cord. 423-7813, 456-4035. speed. Runs good. $395. 001-04 APPLICATIONS now be- 075-8362. Building/Contnictina S3 Coat Dress Ensemble. FOR SALE: Alternator, your ad is easy. Just give us a call I ing accepted tor port FOR SALE — Firewood, Coll 649-6549. JO ANN FABRICS will Pale green. Size 10. Worn hardwood two to four $25.00. Starter $25.00. Fits time employment. SUB­ M ANCHESTER — one, 1970 Plymouth. 8 track TOWN OF COVENTRY Help Wanted 21 soon open another beau­ once. Asking $40. Coll foot lengths. You pick up. PUBUC INSPECTION W AY, 288 Center Street. two and three bedroom 1983 FORD BRONCO — 4 tope player. $25.00. 646- tiful store In Vernon, Roommotis Wanted 48 ROBERT E. JARVIS 649-6757. $50.00 cord. 742-8426. SALE OF TRUCKS AND See manager. apartments. Heat and hot wheel drive. 6 cylinder'. 4 7719 otter 5pm. EOUIPMENT Conn. If you sew, hove o water. $375., $425., $495. BUILDING — Remodel­ QUALITY HARDWOOD- speed. 6 months old. Must The Town of Coventry will ASSISTANT BUYER flair for fashion and en- ing Specialist. Additions, Cut, spilt. $65.00. Two ROLL AWAY BED-Very INVITATION TO BID RECEPTIONIST- Coll 649-4800. Pets 65 sell! $11,800. Call 875-2617. hold public Inspection of (Mature). Apply In per­ loy meeting people, then ASSISTANT MANAGER FEMALE ROOMATE garages, roofing, siding, cord minimum. Small de­ Good condition. $50.00. The Manchester Public trucks and equipment on needed June 1st. Share livery charge. Coll 649- Call 646-7691. Schools solicits bids for o 1983 June 4th, 1983from9:00A.M. liia iN T A D S son to Marlows, Inc. 8679 we hove a position tor kitchens, bathrooms, re­ FORD PICK-UP Stand­ wanted tor Sears' Por­ 118 MAIN STREET- 3 4-WHEEL DRIVE UTILITY to noon at the Coventry High­ Main Street, you. Full or port time trait Studio. Must like rooms, first floor, heat house in Glastonbury. placement wtndows- 1831 anytime. ard. 1967. F-lOO engine. V E H IC L E for the 1983-1984 Manchester. $160 plus Va utilities. After ROYAL ELECTRIC Of­ TWO MALE TIGER KIT­ school year. Sealed bids will way Department, 1275 Main opportunities ore availa­ children, handle phone and hot water Included. /doors. 643-6712. $395. Call 525-4706. Street, Coventry, Ct. ble. If Interested, apply In 5:30 633-4204. FOR SALE-Good solid fice typewriter and ty­ TEN S looking for good be received until 2:30 P.M., and schedule appoint­ No appliances. No pets. June 28, 1983, ot which time The sole of Highway Equip­ SUPERINTENDENT- person to: Mary at our aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa LEON CIESZYNSKI couch. First $75.00 takes pewriter stand. Excellent home. Coll 683-0820. ment will be by sealed bid. All INA ments. Photography and 1975 PONTIAC FIRE­ they will be publicly opened. Security. $370. phone 646- condition. $200. 643-0800. Honest, hardworking, Manchester Porkode lo­ soles experience a plus. 2426 9 to,5 weekdays. BUILDER — New homes, It.Col I 643^)748. BIRD 400. Motor, Theright Isreservedtoreject bids shall be submitted no la­ 6lean cut Individual with cation. An equal Oppor­ Services additions, remodeling, FREE TO A GOOD any and all bids. Specifica­ ter than June 17th, 1983 ot Will learn studio opera­ brakes,8i tires excellent. tions and bid forms may be 10:00 A.M . With tax rebates now in previous superintendent tunity Employer. tion for advancement to rec rooms, garages, kit­ WOODEN HOUSE SHUT­ DESK — Kneehole. 6 HOME-One year old Ger­ Standard shift. $3200. Call secured at the Business Of­ experience. Call Foun­ MANCHESTER-Moin aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa drawer. Maple. Student. man Shepherd/Rhode- Descriptions of the Items, GMSSOP most homes, it's the TERS. Two pair. 16 X 51 manager. Transporta­ Street. 2-3 rooms. chens remodeled, ceil­ 649-7196. fice. 45 N. School Street, Instructions to bidders, and perfect time to find a tain Village Apartment, SUMMER EMPLOY­ ings, both tile, dormers, and 16 X 39. Good condi­ Coll 643-0800. slon Ridgebock. Coll 649- Manchester, Connecticut. bid forms will be available at tion needed.Apply in per­ Heated, hot water, ap­ Services Ottered SI Raymond E. Demers. cash buyer for that located In Manchester. M E N T : Resident Girl son Friday June 3rd be­ roofing. Residential or tion. $20.00 for both. 649- 2081 otter 5pm. ASPEN-1978, one owner. the public Inspection only. Taking applications be­ Scout Comp (One hour pliances. No pets. Secur­ TWO SETS LARGE Business Monooer For further information, baby stroller you no longer tween 10am and 12noon. ity. Parking. 523-7047. commercial. 649-4291. 4152. Good condition. Low mi­ 107-05 T H E IR O W N please coll the Coventry use I tween 9om and 11am from Hartford). Seeking SEARS' POR TR AIT STU­ WESTERN Truck Mir­ BEAGLE HOUND PUP­ leage. Reasonable. Coll C & M TREE Service — Highway Department, 742- only. 528-1300. Unit Leaders. June 19th DIO, 348 West Middle DESIGN KITCHENS by FORMICA VANITY TOP rors. Also, Utica Boiler, PIES for sale. Two moles, 646-2783. INVITATION TO BIO 4588, between the hours of to August 21st. 21 or over. MANCHESTER- Free estimates, discount Carling Burner. 16 years three females. Coll 649- A nd it's easyl Just call us Tpke., Manchester, Avai|able immediately. 3 J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, and lavatory. 22" X 48". The Manchester Public 7:00 A.M . -3:00 P.M. today and we'll put your Coll 203-249-2495. senior citizens. Company old. $150 or best offer. Schools solicits bids for IN ­ LIST DF ITEMS _____ ^______Conn. Equal Opportunity bedrooms with applian­ vanities, formica, Wilson assembled. Coll anytime 5906. 1973 PINTO-Low mi­ Manchester owned and 649-9383. DUSTRIAL ARTS/LUMBER 1. 2 1970 GM C 7500 Dump low-cost ad in print. Employer. M/F. ces. Heat and hot water art, Corlan counter tops, day or night. $75.00. 646- leage. Runs well. Asking for tha 1983-1984 school year. TEXAS OIL COMPANY operated. Call 646-1327. FREE TO GOOD HOME- Trucks Included. Rental Office. kitchen cabinet fronts, 4706. $750. CAM 646-0196. Sealed bids will be received 2. 1 1974 GM C V4 Ton Pick­ For extra cash, sell needs mature person EIGHT OAK DINING One year old neutered until 2:00 P.M ., June 28,1983, FUN JOB SWIM POOLS warehouse 649-4800. complete woodworking up that stroller.. . now! M/F to sell line of high forced to dispose of new REWEAVING BURN service, custom mode DARK , PINE DOUBLE CHAIRS- Early 1900. mole beagle. Purebred, DODGE 1972 DART at which time they will be 3. 1 1940 Shovel, Link-Belt Start Work Today quality lubricants to ma­ HOLES — zippers, um­ publicly opened. The right Is on-ground 31' long pools 454 MAIN STREET-FIrst furniture, colonial repro­ BED with box spring and Some coned. $99.00. 643- no papers. 871-2356. SWINGER-Slont 6, Auto­ reserved to relect any and oil 4.1 1950 International Bull- National firm has im ­ nufacturing, trucking, complete with huge sun- brellas repaired. Window ductions in wood, 9 varie­ mattress. Good condi­ 1938, keep trying. matic transmission, bids. Specifications and bid Dozer 643-2711 floor. Three room heated mediate openings for construction, and farm shades, Venetian blinds. ties of hardwood and tion. $65.00. Call 649-6176 FREE-Port Siamese kit­ forms may bo secured at the 5. Miscellaneous Items : decks, fencing, hl-rate apartment. $325. Security power steering. No rust. Business Office, 45 N. School Steam Jenny, 2-cyllnder olr 6 girls and guys, 18 customers. Protected filters, ladders, war­ Keys. T V FOR RENT. veneers NOW IN STOCK. after 6pm. AIR CONDITIONER- tens. 8 weeks old. Coll No dents. Emission comp., plow frame, GMC, 454 territory, thorough train­ required. Phone 646-2426 Marlow's, 867 Main Street, Manchester, and over, who are ranty, etc. Asking $966 9 to 5 weekdays. Call 649-9658. Heovy duty. Running. 643-7519. passed. $995.00 Coll 649- Connecticut. engine. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION LEGAL NOTICE free to travel entire ing program. For per­ Street. 649-5221. SOLID STATE EMER­ $40.00. Coleco Air Hockey 6431. Raymond E. Demers, Charles F. McCarthy BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT OP CO M P LE TE . Financing Business Manager U.S. and abroad at sonal Interview, send available. Coll N EIL toll FARRANO REMODEL­ SON stereophonic sys­ Table. Good condition. FREE-Two adorable Kit­ Town Manager Notice Is nereov given ot a sole at public auction to be neio TRANSPORTATION work history to E.C. Lins, EAST HARTFORO-One BRICKS, BLOCKS, 10604 0934)5 24 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD random itinerary tree 1-800-221-1461. bedroom, wall to wall ING — Cabinets, roofing, tem with plug for $25.00. Pair Holly Bushes, tens. One black, one 1974 VOLVO-Rebullt mo­ Saturday, June 4,1983 at 10:15a.m., E D T, at the Manchester WETHERSFIELD, Niniliis with enthusiastic bu­ Southwestern Petro­ STONE — Concrete. gutters, room additions, earphones. 2 speakers six feet dig. $30.00. Coll white. Well trained. Coll Police Department Garage, 239 Middle Turnpike East, CONNECTICUT ••••••••■•••••••••••••a carpeting. Available Im­ tor, 900 miles. Power C . ^ INVITATION TO BID Manchester, Connecticut, of the unclaimed merchandise os siness group. Daily leum, Box 789, Fort Chimney repairs. No job decks, all types of remo­ $50.00. Coll 647-1203. 649-4649. 646-8836. steering, power brakes, listed below. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Worth, Texas, 76101. mediately. With or with­ too small. Call 644-8356. Sealed bids will be received In the Office of The Director of Sealed bids for the con­ cash advances, 2 Business Opportunities 22 out garage. 289-1055 or deling and repairs. FR EE air, automatic, cloth General SerylCM, 41 Center Street, Manchester, ConnectI- Claims for merchandise listed below should be mode with week paid training, FREE BEAUTIFUL cut/ until 11:00 a.m. on the dote shown b«low for the the Manchester Police DeportmentNo cisim mode after tele struction of the following 649-1248. estimates. Fully Insured. COLLECTORS LAWN MOWER — seats, rodlols. Absolute foiiowino: projects will be received by 643-2711 all transportation SHIPPING . AND RE­ EXPERIENCED Telephone 643-6017. Shorthaired kittens to wW be eceepled. AN selee ere llnel end for eeilMo eelse lo mlnoie. the Commissioner of Tran- CAMERA-Welmy 6. Uses Craftsman 20-inch rotary mint! 646-3326. — INSTALLATION OF 36 INCH REIN- Inspection of articles for sole may be mode between 9:00 provided with return CEIVIN G position open. PAINTER-Quallty work. good homes. 3 Tabbies, 2 sportotlon In Room 145 at: N E W COMPANY- BOLTON APARTMENT aaaaaaaaaa*aaaaaaaaaaaa 120 film, 1-25, 1-200. 4.5 with bag catcher. Just ^^P*-ACEMENT STATION^ a.m. and 10:00 a.m. on the day of the sole. 24 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD, guaranteed. No ex­ 40 hour week. Company Reasonable rates. Fully Terlonor folding type. completely tuned. $85. Tuxedos. 646-2812. The Town reserves the right to remove from the sole, or Fontostlc opportunity. — Quiet neighborhood. FORD- 1973 LTD . 97,000 “ o5N®7^;'c°ON’tlE"cT“?6^.‘'” ^ '’^ ‘- WETHERSFIELD j perience necessary paid vacation. Holidays Insured. Free estimates. Roofing/SMIns S4 $25.00. Coll 643-4468. Call 643-6832. original miles. Good run­ relect, any or all bids for what It deems to be In the best CONNECTICUT 06109 and Insurance. Apply 812 New company only No pets. References re­ 643-9237, ask for Jerry. Interests of the Town. but waitress, sales months old In Multi level quired. $360. monthly. ning condition. Needs TiTs V s ’VEX?v'k'll"pTIKc'l10fk Reconstruction with landlord. 649-7911. odd lobs. Call anytime. All Interested parties ore encouraged to submit their com­ 24 Unknown— — — Reg. 111 Shoulder Purse of South Center Street and aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Visa-MC accepted, pound capacity. Call 649- $8.00 for the pair. 646-2190. struments, cars and a 1968 SUZUKI 50 cc, 2,193 ments to the above address on or before June 24, 1983. 27 Seors/Craftsmon— Lawn 112 Suitcase with Key d e l i v e r y -Needed, li­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 872-2853, 1944. Center Street. Engineer: censed, Insured drivers aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa host of other Items. miles. Excellent condi­ 08605 Mower— — 3.5 Eng. 113 Five (killon Con Philip B. Swain, Jr., District Lots/Lmd for Sole 33 tion. $400 or best otter. 28 K-Mort — ...... — lo 1)4 Ski Goggles INSURANCE SECRE­ with cars or light trucks Store/Office Space 44 LICENSED TWO CORDS PLUS-Cut. 29 Colombia— — — 3 115 Photo Cooler #1, Rocky Hill. Household Goods 62 FOR SALE-Four auto­ Fireplace lengths. Not Coll 646-2948. The Deportment of Tran­ TA R Y for local agency. who would be Interested ELECTR ICIAN -All types 30 Full— — — — — — Reg. 114 Regular Gas Con sportation, hereby notifies Some experience neces­ matic washers. $70.00 for split. $99.00 takes all NOTICE 31 Murray—— — lo 117 Gas Container, Five In earning extra money of electrical work. Free aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Automotive PUBLIC HEARING 32 Santo Fe — — - ...... 10 Gallon all bidders that it will affir­ sary. Pleasant personllty delivering the new BUSI­ all. Two chain saws. One wood. 649-6801, 1981 HONDA CM 400 Cus­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS matively Insure that in any OFFICE SPACE estolmates. Work gua­ gas, one electric. Both tom. 1905 miles. Backrest 33 Silver Merida— —— 10 118 Gas Container, Five a must. Salary negotia­ NESS TO BUSINESS LAND UQUIDATION ranteed. 646-0023,^688-9665 USED REFRIGERA­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 34 Unknown— ...... lo Gallon contract entered into pur­ AVAILABLE-Centrally four months old. Call and luggage rock. Excel­ CONNECTICUT suant to this advertisement, ble. DOE. 649-0016 9 to BOOKS in vour area dur- after 6pm. TORS, WASHERS, BABY CRIB-Maple wood 35 Unknown— ...... — io 119 Gas Container, Five minority business enter­ 22 AGRES-<12,900 located with ample park­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ 649-6792. finish. Spring but no mat­ Cors/Tnicks for Sole 71 lent condition. $1200 Sel­ Notice Is hereby given that the Boordot Directors,Townof 34 Five Gumboil Machines Gallon 4:30Mon-Frl. ing weekdays. For ing. 649-2891. Manchester, Connecticut, will hold o Public Hearing at the prises will be afforded full teed, parts and service. tress. Asking $30.00. Coll ling to settle estate. Coll 37 Two Tires— ...... 20 120 Gas Con, Five Gallon opportunity to submit bids in further Information send 39 ACRES-M6.900 TYPING DONE IN MY eeeeeaaaaaeeaaaaeaaeaee Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494Moln Street, Manchester, 38 Trium ph...... 3 121 Canvas Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8> LARGE BOX OF OLD 643-2957. 649-7313. Connecticut, Tuesday, June 7, 1983, at 8:00 P.M. to consider 39 K C I— ------Reg. response to this Invitation HOUSECLEANING-port vour name, address, SOUTHERN VERMONT HOM E. Rleose call 647- and act on the following: 122 Four Assorted Hub Cops and that they will not be dis­ time and full time posi­ phone number and type 1240. Son, 649 Main Street, CLASSICAL BOOK and 1970 SCOUT — low miles, 40 Raleigh— lo 123 One Bull Whip .-Proposed Ordinance — To convey to Ness, Incorporated 41 Royce Union — Reg. 124 Set of Psychedelic Lights criminated against on the tions avialble. Must hove of vehicle to: PRO­ W « hawB only two woBfes lo IquMBlo FOR RENT 643-2171. sheet music for piano. $60 FOR SALE-26" Ladies 3 runs good. Call 742-9852. 20" DIRT BIKE-needs pe­ Parcel 14 In the Bucklond Industrial Park, for the sum of grounds of race, color, no­ MVtrBi Boroata In touUM m Vormont or best otter. 649-8867. dal. $20.00. Coll Mark 42 Raleigh 125 Man's Ring — Diamond own transportation.Flex­ DISCO, Inc. p.o. Box M oil Sw IroBblB tom — m m m— 1 Profetiional Offkg AMBITIOUS COLLEGE speed bike. Good condi­ $31,000.00. 43 Tokaro — 124 Knapsack tional origin or sex, in con­ Um bo (H iM ta«roM o tow pleoBi M e t GAS RANGE-30" Avo­ tion. $50.00. Call 646-0865. 643-8729 after 3:00. .^Proposed Ordinance — To convey to the State of 44 Huffy— —' 127 Tent sideration for an award. ible hours. Apply In per­ 5266, Hoomden, Ct. 06518. IndiMlaB engineers mtnm, mmmtf Suita in Mondiottar S T U D E N T seeks odd GOVERNMENT SUR­ Connecticut two parcels of land and rights in connection Prospective bidders must son, Monday thru Friday, EOE. 4m4 aid teW eanh nnendne gee* cado. 4 burner. Bottle FOR S A L E ^Irls 10 speed PLUS CARS AND 45 Unknown^ 128 Crazy Locks Curling Iron have on file a sworn state­ r* rte e d .C * Please col lobs. Lawn mowing and therewith, for the total sum of $9,500.00. 44 Unknown* 129 Ring Delta Services, 540 C, painting specialties. gas. Con be converted. Schwinn varsity. Excel­ FOR SALE-Bovs Roller TRUCKS listed for $42,064 HONDA 650-Excellent Proposed Ordinance — To create on Insurance Risk ment (Form CDN 16) at least 6 4 7 -1 4 9 3 condition. Under 4,000 47 Huffy— 130 Container, Five Gallon ten deye before eppllcetlon of e North Main Street, CUSTODIAN-weekends. e02ii94-1598T Reasonable, low rates. Very good condition. lent condition. Best offer. Skates. Size 8. $20.00. Call sold for $451. More avail­ Financing Program with safeguards lor the funds In the 48 Unknown- 131 Gas Container, Five •rSOam-IrSepmc Weakendi M Coll after 3pm and ask for miles. Extra gear. $1800. Progrom. Propoael Form It made. AM Manchester. Coll 646-0129. Professional work. Call $90.00. Coll mornings 649- 568-6295. Ask tor Glenn. able. 203-748-6996 ext 413. 49 Columbia^ Gallon prospective bidders wishing aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 2558. Cathy. 646-3541. 647- 0266. Copies of the Proposed Ordinances may be seen In the 50 Unknown.* 132 Shovel-Spade PATtEN REALTY EORP. Jeff 647-9013 any time. Town Clerk's Office during business hours. 51 Columbia- 133 Timex Watch to obtain Proposal Forms K IT ‘N ’ C A R L Y L E ™ FOR SALE-10 speed mens 1977 JEEP RENEGADE The condemnation of a perpetual easement for highway, must also submit a by Larry Wright Misc. for Rent 46 52 Unknown—— — |0 135 Sears 9" Portable Block- completed "Prequalification aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa A TA R I VCS with four bike. $45.00. 27" Huffy 1982 SUZUKI -P E 175 surface water drainage and slope purposes upon land Columbia*— — — Reg. /Whlte Television VACATIONERS-For CJ-7. Excellent running containing 300 plus or minus square feet of John J. and 53 Package" at least ten days aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Enduro. Excellent condi­ 54 Columblo— ...... 3 134 Lewyt Vacuum Cleaner June and July. Mature, MlsclorSole «3 .00 Call Santa Fe. Call 649-6646. condition. Low mileage. Patricia M. Hughes for the consideration of $500.00. 55 Raleigh ***************...... ' prior to the granting of such tion. Asking $1150. 649- 3 Bogs proposal documents. "Affi­ reliable House Checkers. Must sell. $4200. Negotia­ The condemnation of a perpetual easement for highway, 54 Columbia— ...... 10, 137 Sony 9" Portable Block- R p n t f l l e o n e c a r g a r a g e — aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 5022. surface woter drainage and slope purposes upon land davit" of non-coliuslon will rs .c iM W ia storage only. Excellent Mall, paper, plants, pets. CROSS COUNTRY SKIIS- ble. 646-1736. 57 Tokaro *—*—— ...... 10 /Whlte Television be Qttoched to all proposals WHITE BATHROOM $30.. (Elan Nordic) Childs containing 440 plus or minus square feet of Mrs. Helen Sweet 58 Avontl *••***— *.— « , « 10, 138 Two Sharp Speakers locdtion. $35.00. monthly, 6 4 6 ^ 7 . ONE W AY T IC K E T to for the consideration of $400.00. and must be completed and SINK with faucets. $25 00 record player $204)0. Tob­ HONDA 350.1970. Rebuilt 59 Tokoro— ...... — |0 . 139 Motorola Color Televi­ returned with the submitted aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa (-all Paul647-0877or Rose *****•••••••••••••••••• Seattle, Wdshington, 1982 TOYOTA STARLET- Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund 40 Unknown— ***...... — 10 sion — IB" Call 649-2071. oggan $20. Lawn cart 5 speed, dir, rust proofed, by Hondo Shop. Excel­ Budget Fiscal Year 1983-84 — Senior Citizens — Summer bid. Failure lo return an 41 646-2482. good for April 1st. Coll 41 Ross— *•**•***— Frame 140 Ring — Turquoise executed "Affidavit” of non-col- Rooms for Rent Pointing/Paperlna 52 $25.00. 3 speed girls bike. lent condition. $350. 646- Lunch Progrom — $800.00 to be financed by tees paid by 42 Schwinn*****— —*— — 10 141 Necklace with Birds on It 2 0 7 5 644-2063 otter 5 p.m. - radio, 8,000mlles, 38mpg, participants. luelon with the proposal, will re­ CR AFTSM AN 22 " self $50. Sailboat (without Coll 9-2, 649-5906. 4274. 43 Hercules******— *— 10 142 Necklace and Locket sult In the bid not being reed and Embroider a permanent Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, 44 Huftv*— — — — — 3 143 Pearl Necklace LOOKING FOR good propelled rotary mower sails) $60.00. AM /FM ra­ Fund 41, for Day Core Services, Manchester Early Learning the subsequent rejection of the record of a happy Wed­ 45 Lawn Mower 144 Charm Bracelet bid. GENTLEMAN PRE­ news? Look for the with two gross bogs. dio $15.00. Bookcase Center School Age Program, for period October 1, 1983 to 44 Sochs— - ...... * Moped 145 Shell Necklace ding Day in simple o « PAINTING AND PAPER September 30,1984— $39,049.00 to be funded by o Grant from Plans and Specifications for stitches and bright colors. FER RED. $50.00 weekly. many bargain buys ad­ Overhauled in 1981 $15.00. Bike seats $5.00 47 Columbia******— Moped 1 4 4 Arista Head the above prolects may be HANGING — Exterior the State of Connecticut Department ot Human Resources. 48 Puch ****—-**-...... Moped Oemognetlzer No. 2075 has transfer; Kitchen privileges. 646- vertised In the dossl- and interior, ceilings re­ Mowed my lawn last each. 646-3326. Proposed additional opproprlotlon to Special Grants, examined in Room 145, De­ tled columns today. ALUMINUM SHEETS year I $35.00. 643-1374. 49 CImmattI — *•— Moped 147 Webcor Portable Tope portment of Transportation color chart for 11 x 14- 2000. paired. References. fwHv iWHEEL BALANCE Fund 41, for Manchester Early Learning Center, Inc., Title 70 Botovus******— Moped Recorder used orprlntlnoDlates— X X Summer Busing Program tor period July 1,1983 through Dffice Building, 24 Wolcott inch panel. insured. Quality work. ROUND OAK T A B L E and ! Price includes; FOUR WHEELS balanced. I 71 Botovus— — **** Moped 148 Stereo Head Set Hill Road, Wethersfield, and .007' thick, 23 X 284'. 506 TRAILER HITCH, $20.00 August 3), 1983— $1,498.00 to be financed by a Grant from the 72 Pacer***— — Moped 149 Handy Counter TO ORDER, stiul $2.00 (or each Martin Mottsson, even­ buffet. $375. Call 649-3109 State of Connecticut Department of Human Resources. In the District Dffice In which attern, plus S09 lor postaze and each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone or best offor. 646-3380. 73 Sears-**•****•**— Go-Cart 150 7 Assorted 8-Trock Tapes. the project Is located. AM ings 649-4431. before 10:30am. Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special 151 New Testament Bible Randllng. CELEBRITY CIPHER 643-2711. They M U S T be Prolects — Summer School 1983— $9,500.00tobe financed by proposals must be obtained CaabcHyClpliarCTypnd applldiiod dtilint. I don't need them. I need the love ol the public and I light lor terior. Spray, brush, or sand, stone and fill. For and blue Franciscan financed by Stole Grant already received. 84 Royal Portable Typewri­ 1451 Sterling Sliver Plate Ve­ y il-H lIA lO O M NANOIWOAX-IO 6,-1 it." — Olga Korbut. roll. Custom wollpopar deliveries call George Ware. 8 place seHInas stove. Self venting. Good CHORCHES ter and Case getable Dish lypn ol ntsdidwork i$lll,. Stephen T . Cassono, Secretory 87 Leather Purse 1441 Sterling Sliver Plotc tMWSbyWA.Inc.TMato U.»-Pt« 1 TIN CM* ei9S3byNEA,ine. hanging. Workmanship OMfflng. Andover. 742- plus serving condition. Avocado _ . Board of Directors 8;132-Tq_8IVI or NEIP-40 lid. 88 Leather Shoulder Purse 147 1 Condiment Troy, Ste­ 2 K e H e r a l b dliwork Ittm, to moho. guaranteed. 646-8467. $50.00.742-7237. green. $85.00 or boat MANCHESTER D ^ ^ at Manchester, Connecticut, this 24th day ol Mov, 1983 89 Flashlight rling Plote CLASSIFIED ADVEnriSING 0-1 S3—CRArT—id pozoi of eolc^ T otter. Coll 74J-0H1. « 90 Hearing Aid Earpiece 0534)5 to-Duht Itinw.