»4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. April 20. 1983 Nation’s drivers take poetic iicense By Cathy LewandowskI Drivers of luxury cars often brag A contemporary driver has victim’s survivors Clothes-shopping Red Auerbach United Press International they are "INHOC” and “ I 0 “ SHAKA” on his car — It’s ALOT.” Hawaitan for "right on” — and to step down •JESUS” and ‘MR B IG " are A smitten couple shouts their another uses “ BRUDDA” — for may sue nightclub after mastectomy cruising the nation's highways. affection with "LU V U” and LUV “ brother.” Creative drivers seeking an U 2" license plates and band leader California has its share of ... page 3 .. page 11 page 16 indentity on the road have turned Lawrence Welk flashes his trade­ celebrity vanity plates. Diet guru to their license plates to advertise mark — “ A1ANA2.” Richard Simmons scolds, “ YR- their trades, boast their IQs and "When 'E.T.' came out, we had F A T T ” and actor Ernest Borgnine flash their egos. alt kinds of E.T. plates," said a m a made a logical choice — "BORG9” While state employees match Virginia official. About 13,000 Michigan drivers wits with crafty drivers who try to A very defensive driver uses pay $25 extra each year for their slip a racy message past them, the "XKUS ME.” ego plates, which are new every state coffers fill with added re­ There is room for "N ASTY, ’ G year. Unlike most drivers, vanity venue from vanity plates. "EXTACY,” "BABY,” "HOT32” drivers get front and rear plates — and an endless string of “ SE X Y"s Clearing tonight; Manchester, Conn. Drivers who may not want to pay and they have paid more than $2.7 extra — as much as $100 — have on one state's roads and each state million into the litter control fund sunny Friday. Thursday. April 21, 1983 made a minor sport out of spotting has a tennis buff who can’t resist since 1974. odd license plates. Newspapers in asking, “ lOSNEl." — See page 2 Single copy: 25C While the extra money is boon Chicago featuresomeof thejazzier The medical profession has for state treasuries, the work combinations in their people spawned its own brand of license manrliratf r involved with keeping track of columns. plates. There is “ BABY DR,” vanity plates is nigh “ Illinois has a unique love affair “EYEDOC,” "TOEPRO,” "TOT overwhelming. with license plates," said Mike DOC,” "2THDOK,” “ RENAL,” Bud Schoen, chief of the regis­ Walters, spokesman for Secretary “ FLOSSM " and “ ICU.” trar’s bureau in the Motor 'Vehicle of State Jim Edgar. “ It's kind of a West Virginia obstetrician Dr. Division of. the Montana Deptart- ■rr-n minor sport to check out how Bruce Berry vows to never give up U '; . ment of Justics, calls the plates creative the driver of a vehicle is. ” his “ STORK” tags, which ne got “ my nemesis.” Montana authorities say they last year for his birthday. EBUB H-’ hiiHt '-it ‘ issue 800 vanity plates a month, " I ’ve had more fun and laughs "They are a headache,” he said. In Firefighters busy and they need a full-time and one than you can imagine,” he says. Schoen’ s office reviews the ap­ U part-time employee just to screen “ People stop me at lights and UPl photo plications, then sends them to the requests to make sure they are not make all kln ^ of comments about state prison for manufacture. "I "offensive to good taste” . it.” “JESUS" AND "MR. BIG" ARE CRUISING THE NATION’S HIGHWAYS Some drivers test state officials’ “ It might have a legitimate Berry said one boy asked him if blue vocabularies and apply for meaning that's not offensive," said he lets the stork borrow his car to .. along with other vanity license plates that bring added revenue to states plates that are offensive, if not the head of the personalized plate pumping celiars drop off babies. obscene. division in Helena. “ But some of Virginia officials say they were Tobin, director of the state Bureau “ You see personalities come out a positive attitude tells the world Debbie Coppins has the job of these look suspicious.” the first to market personalized of Motor Vehicles in Harrisburg. in these tags ... we get a lot of he’s a “ W IN NE R ” while another screening the Michigan applica­ No one knows if "GOD” travels plates, called “ Communiplates,” The computer printout of person­ wealthy people who order these says “ WALRUS.” tions for obscenity. By Alex Girelll the Iowa highways with “ JESUS” using the motto, "D rive your alized tags and their owners in tags.” A feminist says “ IM4ERA” with “ It takes us a while,” she said. Herald City Editor but most everyone knows the message home.” Last year, the Arkansas runs 511 pages. The tags Some recreation fans suggest her vanity tag. “ We’re not dirty-minded.” driver with the "M E N SA" plates is plates brought in $1.85 million for cost $25 each plus $25 to renew. While most drivers request their Some applicants are. They go so “ The ground is soaked. There’s a proud genius. "GOCAMP” and “GOBOWL.” the state highway department. "It does make money for us,” initials, some will pay extra to far as to request roman numerals l'«'T no place for the water to go and it’s The driver of an Alabama pickup One anti-social Iowa driver sug­ California's Environmental Li­ said Betty Stokes, supervisor in the exhort their college teams to and obscenities in foreign seeping through the concrete into truck proclaims her love for cats gests merely “ GOAWAY.” cense Plate program has contrib­ Arkansas personalized plates of­ victory with plates that read languages. the cellars.” with her “ PU R R RR ” license tags IS88T uted $54 million to environmental fice. "That’s what the state A Michigan man who innocently “ HOGS,’’ “ HAWKS” and “ I’ve called the Michigan State and a podiatrist got an advertising That’s the way Thomas O’Marra projects such as protecting the needs.” requested “ K K K ” plates was “HOYAS.” University foreign language labor­ bargain when he paid $50 over of the Eighth District Fire Depart­ California condor. The ego plates can cost up to $75 turned down — even though the his Hawaii, where 3,000 $100-a-set atory a couple times to verify that Alabama's regular $13 fee for "F T ment described the problem which Pennsylvania last September extra in Mississippi, said Corrine initials are KKK. vanity tags have been issued since a word wasn’t dirty,” she said. kept both the fire departments in FIXR.” ran a promotional campaign to sell Woodward, head of the personal­ The cars parked at a church they came out in 1981, may be the No matter how many people town on the hop Wednesday night ' I . “ I ’m a cat lover,” said Diane more vanity plates for $44 — a $20 ized license plates division of the parsonage have "R E V ” and only state that has personalized screen an application, some ques­ pumping out cellars in about a Betts, “ and also because when my one-time fee on top of the annual state Tax Commission, and about “MRSREV.” plates in Japanese. Pity the driver tionable requests slip by, Schoen hundred buildings, most of them truck turns on it sounds like a loud $24 tag fee. 2,000 drivers have them. A politically aware Pennsylva­ with "M O N KU” — Japanese for said. single houses, but some of them cat purring. I wanted to be kind of “ It gives a person another way to "They’re catching on more and nia driver proclaims “ NO “ nag, nag, nag” — but all others apartment and condominium original." express himself,” said Douglas more,” Mrs. Woodward said. NUKEIS” and a Michigan man with respect “ SHOGUN.” “ It might go through three hands complexes. before it goes to the state prison. Then some inmate starts laughing. The Town of Manchester Fire The supervisor calls and says, Department pumped out 60 or 70 ’Good Lord!” ’ cellars and the district firemen Kids attend siblings’ births in Wisconsin hospital “ We had to screen some of our pumped out about 30. lady clerks over to take that job Wednesday’s storm kept dump­ By William E. Hauda of the family birth,” said Mary last year, about 30 involved books and pictures on reproduction bar children under 12 from the over there,” Schoen said. “ They ing rain on the saturated face of United Press International Bina-Frymark, R.N., head nurse children. and birth, birthing dolls that labor and delivery rooms. The have to be somebody that has kind Manchester and by the end of the of the hospital’s Birth Place. There have been no problems so demonstrate both vaginal and prohibitions stem mainly from of a dirty mind.” day it was making its way into MADISON, Wis. - Methodist “ Some children are there for far, Ms. Bina-Frymark said. She cesarean births, and a slide concern that young children will Schoen has a new puzzle right • •. . ••‘v - ■ cellars and making life miserable Hospital believes the birth of a both the labor and delivery. Some said the children are prepared for program explaining the process of not understand what is happening. now - “ UPRU PV.” for a lot of householders. child should be a family may come in just for the delivery. what they will see. birth. “ It’s our philosophy to be family- “ I ’ll issue it if I can’t figure it Deputy Chief Robert Bycholski experience. The variations depend on what the Parents and their children at­ “ It’s pretty much an individual centered,” Ms. Bina-Frymark out,” he said. of the town fire department said ’The hospital encourages child­ family is comfortable with.” tend group pre-natal sessions decision,” Ms. Bina-Frymark said. “ The ideal way to make it ‘T v e been at this desk three the number of calls is no record, ren to be with their parents in the "W e’ve only been doing this with together. Obstetric nurses lead said. “ If the family wants to do it, more a family event is to have kids years and I ’ve only had to recall but they usually come in January Irbor and delivery rooms. It is one children present for three or four discussions on topics like how the they are pretty much tuned in to present and Jet them take in the one plate,” says Ruth Wilbanks of and February when the ground of few hospitals in the country to years,” she said. "The numbers baby grows in the mother, how it is making it a positive experience.” whole thing. the Arkansas personalized plates thaws from its winter freeze. allow children to be involved in the aren’t really that big, but it is bom, what new babies do and can’t While Methodist Hospital allows “ It’s b eam in g a-more popular office. “ I didn’t know it was He said that in some cases birth of a brother or sister. becoming more frequent.” do. children of any age into its Birth thing and a more accept^ prac­ obscene until somebody called and Wednesday firefighters would find “There are different variations Out of 850 births at the hospital The children have access to Place, other hospitals generally tice. told me.” water in cellars a foot deep, pump •a** it down to a half inch, and then have it rise quickly again to a foot. -•r Herald photo by Torqulnlo The average depth, he said, was eight inches. Herald photo by Tarqulnlo Robert Turcotte, a firefighter WHAT IT TAKES TO HOLD BACK WATER with the district, said this morning, A DISCUSSION OF CLEANUP STRATEGY . . .Firefighters line fence with sandbags “ We’ ll probably be going all day . . .Walter Senkow, town engineer, gestures today again.” At the Hillside Condominiums and an adjacent apartment house, Another referendum? firefighters and town workers tried unsuccessfully to find an outlet for a depression behind the Embassy-blast buildings. Water impounded in a natural bowl there and crept DEP, Coventry face toward the buildings, flooding their cellars. death toll rises Firefighters lined a stockade fence with sandbags to hold back the water. showdown on sewer Town engineering staff BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — members were back at the scene Officials today learned that an DON'T PUT YOUR American presumed killed at the O’Nelll orders today trying to determine if there U.S. Embassy was safely out of the possible D EP court action a and so they seem to drive people to is an outlet. flags lowered By Sarah E. Hall town when a bomb ripped through “ ludicrous threat.” “ There’s not a violate the law by illegal dumping, The area is southwest of the Herald Correspondent the eight-story building, killing at HARTFORD (U PI) - Gov. cat in hell’s chance of taking the usually in storm drains or the juncture of Woodbridge Street and least 45 people. William O’Neill today ordered town to court,” he said, linking stream behind the house,” said Green Road. COVENTRY — Conservation But the discovery of more bodies flags on state buildings lo­ Power’s desire for a sewage- Powers. According to his figures, a Aside from the flooded cellars Commission Chairman Daniel P. today in the piles of shattered wered to half staff until next problem shape-up to his former family of four using “ reasonable” and a busy day for firefighters and Manley and Department of Envir­ concrete and steel raised the week in honor of Americans onmental Protection engineer Mi­ residency in Coventry’s lake area. amounts of water would have to town crews the strorm seemed to killed in the bombing of the UFEONTHEUNE pay $204.60/month (2,4S5.20/year) have little serious effect on number of dead Americans to 15, chael Powers clashed Wednesday When asked if the DEP ever had U.S. Embassy in Lebanon for holding tank pumping and Manchester. including an American reporter, night on whether or not the DEP taken a town to court over sewage earlier this week. content disposal alone, plus over One problem near Hamilton U.S. officials said. The reporter should sue the town for violating problems. Powers claimed that the O’Neill, following President $900 in capital costs for the tank Road and Grissom Road was was not identified. state clean water statutes in the DEP recently won a court suit to Reagan’s lead, said he or­ itself. caused, according to Public Works Another 12 people were listed as lake area. force Griswold to provide a sewer dered flags lowered until Director George A, Kandra, by missing and presumed dead in the “ It is my opinion that the DEP system for its Glasgow section. Powers went on to illustrate sunset next Tuesday “ so that ' blockage in a three-inch drain that blast Monday that blew off the should proceed with enforcement “ This was a very similar situation problems with the carting-off of the people of our state can the town has not yet accepted from facade of the embassy’s main action against the Town of Coven­ to Coventry’s,” he said. t ^ k contents, such as considera- recognize the sacrifice made the developer. It caused water to section. try,” said Powers at a Conserva­ As the meeting proceeded it blje truck traffic on sometimes poor by those who were serving our back up from a manhole and flood The officials said they learned tion Commission meeting. “ The became ciear that about the only Mke-area roads, and finding a country.” Grissom Road. that an American, who was not basic issue is that raw or partly- thing Coventry could do to satisfy suitable, legal place to dump the The Adams Street bridge may identified, was out of town at the treated wastewater is being dis­ Powers wouid be to instali a w ^tes. have seen its last storm. It is slated time of the blast and he was trapped car belongs to the Ameri­ charged on surface soil, in clear full-fledged sewage system for the for replacement and, C9inciden- removed from the missing list. can embassy in Beirut, and was violation of the clean water lake area. ( 2) Lowering the hydraulic table, Two Lebanese believed killed also stolen by unidentified elements statutes.” \o allow for better absorption of tally, a meeting on that project is being held today. were located today, they said. between June and July of last year MMH “ It is the opinion of the DEP that THROUGHOUT the Wednesday wastewater into the soil; Powers The death toll stood at 45 dead, at the height of the Israeli this issue be brought to referen­ meeting, Manley and other com­ said this would not be feasible including the Americans and 17 invasion,” the radio reported. dum again,” he said. In February mission members suggested to because it could not be done over Lebanese embassy personnel. The Philip Habib, President Rea­ voters overwhelmingly rejected Powers various alternatives for large land areas (as in Lakeview rest of the bodies recovered so far gan’s special Middle East envoy, building a $5-million sewage sys­ dealing with household sewage. Terrace and Waterfront Manor). were pedestrians, visa applicants, underscored the U.S. refusal to be tem in the Coventry lake area. He also said it would be impossible After Powers shot down Wednes­ Shields gets visitors and Lebanese security deterred by the attack by return­ “ I f you intend to take the town to to space drains far enough apart to guards, police sources said. ing to Beirut from Israel in his court, you’re not going to help the day every suggested alternative allow for proper filtration. with predictions of technical fail­ The search at the embassy was efforts at an agreement on the situation any.” retorted Manley. one week interrupted briefly today when withdrawal of foreign troops from “ If we’re going to work together to ures, Manley sarcastically said he 3) Home aerobic systems (mini- shots rang out, forcing U.S. Marine Lebanon. solve the sewage problem, let’s not “ would suggest that you (Powers) treatment plants on individual The Atlantic Richfield Co. guards to be “ deployed in a Beirut Radio said Habib con­ Read Your April Bill Insert From Northeast Utilities do it with the threat of court widen your scope as concerns lots) and sewage recycling units; “ These are riot an answer, because has given Steve Shields, owner defensive manner” as people in the ferred with Lebanese officials action.” alternative programs.” they require very skilled opera­ of Shields Silktown Tire at 706 area dove for cover. Wednesday. Although Habib was Previously. Manley had called Main St., a week to get out of Each of these pictures portrays situations in which the insert "When your N U bill arrives this month "Our scope is wider than it s tion. The DEP would not permit The shots were fired by Leba­ in Beirut Monday, he was not at the a moment of carelessness can lead to an electrical ever been,” replied Powers. these here, anyway.” Powers his gas station. nese soldiers at a speeding car embassy when it was attacked. and see how well you did. Shields said today he will about 400 yards from the American Powers spent much of the claimed. U.S. officials denied he was the accident. This month, the insert that comes with take legal action to block the mission and not in the direction of meetingdocumenting why some50 target of the bombing. Copies of the insert can also be obtained by 4) Severe water-usage restric­ eviction. His lawyer, Robert the Marines, the spokesman said. percent of the lots tn the Lakeview In Washington, U.S. officials your Northeast Utilities (N U ) bill contains helpful tions; “ Impossible to enforce,” F. Cohen of Bristol, could not “ The Marines did not fire back.” said an American delegation head­ calling or writing your local N U office. In sid O X od & V Terrace and Waterfront Manor according to Powers. information about the most common kinds of be reached for comment, As relief workers dug for bodies ing for Beirut today would discuss 11191W • j sections of town are unsuitable for ARCO’s move to evict Manley also raised the possibil­ beneath tons of rubble, diplomats the Middle East peace process electrical accidents and what you can do to septic-system leaching fields. Shields is the result of a 20 poges, 2 sections (Reasons he gave included lot sizes ity of “ neighborhood,” or very — including press attache John with top Lebanese officials before dispute over a $10,000 security avoid them. limited sewer systems for Lake- Reid who suffered head injuries — returning with the bodies of the ...... 12 too small for proper sewage deposit. ARCO wants the view Terrace and Waterfront set up makeshift offices around American victims of the bombing. THE CONNECTICUT LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY Area towns . . . . ■ ■ ■...... filtration and poor or thin top-soil, deposit as a condition of Manor, systems which he feels Beirut. Delegation members include It’s common-sense information, but it could Butlness...... both conditions which could lead to renewing Shields’ lease, but WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY Clattif led...... J J surface exposure of germs. Insects would preclude excessive sewer- “ There’s not much point I don’t Nicholas Veliotes, assistant secre­ help you or a loved one spot and avoid a Shields says he doesn’ t have think in giving people who place HOLYOKE WATER POWER COMPANY Cornia ...... and rodents could then carry these related growth in Coventry. tary of stale for Near East and the cash. bombs in our embassies the South Asian Affairs, and Deputy potentially dangerous situation. See how many Garden 1 '"•••••••• 7-7 disease-causers to humans,) NORTHEAST UTILITIES SERVICE COMPANY Powers said this laea naa been Shields, 27, of Bristol, con­ satisfaction of driving us out,” CIA Director John McMahon. danger situations you can find here ... then read NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY COMPANY looked into before and was re­ tinues to run a repair business Dundas said. Deputy White House press secre­ ObltJwlw p o w e r s w e n t o n to dismiss at his station, although ARCO Oplnjon...... 4 altogether the following jected because no suitable process­ Christian Phalangist Radio said tary Larry Speakes said that 'Peopietaik ...... alternatives; ing site existed in the neighbor­ will not supply him with the explosives used in the attack Reagan will go to Andrews Air Sports...... hoods themselves. He claimed the gasoline. Shields’ gas prices in were packed into a van stolen from Force base outside Washington tc Television...... 1) Holding tanks: "i ne realities DEP would refuse to sink more recent weeks were the lowest the U.S. Embassy. receive the remains of the victims V f o i h t ...... are that holding tanks are an money into an already- in town. “ Investigations and queries into when they return, possibly this *•»••# # •# ••••••••••••• economic disaster for a family, investigated alternative. the attack indicate the booby- weekend. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. April 21. 1983 - 3 g — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 21, 1983 NATONM. W E A nsn lERVICi FOeCbAST te T AM f ST 4- t I- S S Matfheld in fatality News Briefing .•■a m T likely to hiake bail; Libya to continue Explosions rock aid to Nicaragua capital of Iraq •AtUMrAH victim’I’s km may sue LOW ttT Tfumufuntt BRASILIA, Brazil (UPI) — Brazil BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Two m.40 'A said it would unload weapons and cars loaded with explosives blew up in By Richard Cody “ I ’m not going to let him on the road. explosives from four grounded trans­ the Iraqi capital of Baghdad today T~“*— Herald Reporter I ’ll keep him off if it takes my last port planes caught running the arms killing and wounding an undetermined dime,” Beverly Southwick, Mrs. Dix­ from Libya to Nicaragua, which Col. numter of people, the state-run Iraqi rg=ssi Manchester Superior Court Judge on's daughter, who lives in Manches­ Moammar Khadafy’s regime vowed to news agency said. tin MATMA rOTOCAAI • * John Mulcahy agreed Wednesday to ter, said Tuesday. “ I don’t care at what continue supporting. The Iraqi government of President For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. During Thursday , allow David McKenna, accused last length I have to go. This fellow is 20 "Libya will continue its support of Saddam Hussein blamed the bombing night, rain will be found over parts of the Central Plains, week of manslaughter and driving years old. I can’t believe that he would the Nicaraguan people, as it backs all on “ the allies of the Iranian regim e," the Great Basin and along sections of the Pacific coast. while intoxicated in the highway death be in this type of situtation.” She said people who fight for liberty, peace and the official news agency said in a Snow flurries are likely across portions of upper Now of a 66-year old woman, to go free on her three brothers are also looking into progress," the Libyan Embassy in dispatch monitored in Beirut. The England while generally fair weather favors and balance bond if he posts 10 percent of his total possible litigation. Nicaragua said Wednesday in a brief government vowed: “ We will $55,000 bond. McKenna faces charges of second- statement. revenge." of the nation. Minimum temperatures Include: (approxi­ mate maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 46 (58), He pleaded innocent to the charges. degree manslaughter, drank driving The statement said Libyan civil The agency did not disclose the Boston 40 (60), Chicago 42 (61), Cleveland 35 (60). McKenna, of 17 Flint Road, Manches­ and driving without insurance. He had aeronautic officials "failed to inform number of people killed or wounded by ter, who was brought in from the been arrested by Manchester police friendly Brazilian authorities about the the bombings in the Baghdad neighbor­ Dallas 55 (80), Denver 36 (58), Duluth 34 (54), Houston 60 (81), Jacksonville 51 (79). Kansas City 50 (58). Little Hartford Correctional Center, where Dec. 5 on a drunk-driving charge, and shipment of the formation of Libyan hoods of Salhiyeh and A1 Alwiyeh. he has been held since last Tuesday — was scheduled to attend an alcohol airplanes that crossed the ocean Iraqi Information Minister Latif Rock 55 (71), Lds Angeles 55 (66), Miami 69 (82), •ah?., Minneapolis 43 (65), New Orleans 69 (79), New York 42 the first time he has been jaiied, his education program class April 13, the headed for Nicaragua." Nassif Jassem said in a statement to attorney said — cried during the night after the accident, according to But the statement did not comment the news agency the blasts also caused (59). Phoenix 53 (80), San Francisco 50 (63), Seattle 44 (62), St. Louis 48 (65), Washington 44 (69). proceedings Wednesday. With the help authorities and police records. Japan bound on the contents of the cargo or state heavy material damage. of his family, he is expected to miike the Jassem said the Iranian government whether Libya would request the ’ bail requirements and return to work at McKENNA PLEADED innocent Visitors to the Lutz return of the planes. of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and Arbor Acres in Glastonbura, his Wednesday to each charge, including Government sources said President his allies “ carried out this cowardly act attorney, Gerald Klein, indicated dur­ the drank driving charge lodged in Children’s Museum Joao Baptista Figueiredo wanted a to compensate for its defeat on the Weather ing the court proceedings Wednesday. December, which the prosecution this week have been complete list of the military hardware battlefront.” re-opened. He selected a jury trial, and treated to mini tours of involved before making a final decision MEANWHILE, the family of Grace was set down for a pre-trial hearing on various countries. on what to do with the cargo, the Libyan Reagan promises Dixon, who police said was killed April May 12. His attorney, Klein, indicated planes and the 47 crew members. Today’s forecast 12 when her car overturned when that the case might be resolved by plea Tuesday was Japan something for all struck on Interstate 84 by one driven by bargaining. Day, and children Today variable cloudiness, cool with periods of ■ McKenna, is contemplating suing Judge Mulcahy said he set the bond learned to use chop­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — President showers and flurries. Highs in upper 40s. Winds , either the state or the bar McKenna last week at $55,000 because of the Glenn becomes allegedly drank at before the accident, sticks, make origami, Reagan, who signed the $165 billion southwest 10 to 15 mph. Tonight gradual clearing. serious nature of the allegations, and fy sixth candidate Social Security rescue plan at an Lows in the 30s. Light southwest winds. Friday sunny the Playpen in Wiliimantic. because McKenna’s family lives in and create a Japanese extravagant White House ceremony, with seasonable temperatures. Highs 55 to 60. Wincte Florida. McKenna has lived in Man­ fish print. Above left is NEW CONCORD, Ohio (U PI) — Sen. pledges the compromise considers the westerly 10 to IS mph. - chester a year and a half, authorities Deb Carlson (left), mu­ John Glenn of Ohio, the American needs of both young workers and aged Dr. Hay basks said. retirees. But Klein said his family has worked seum curator of educa­ space hero who dropped out of the Extended outlook ■"'^1 tion. with Annie Breen, astronaut program to enter politics, “ It assures the elderly America will In glory again for Pratt and Whitney, and that David’s today becomes the sixth candidate for always keep the promises made in Extended outlook for New England Saturday father, Richard, who was present at the (center), 8, and Beth the 1984 Democratic presidential troubled times half a century ago,” he through Monday: hearing Wednesday, is hoping to be Rackow, 9. Above right said. HARTFORD — Dr.Leroy C. Hay transferred back to Connecticut soon. nomination. Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Sunny Saturday. A chance of is Sharon Lerman, 4, Glenn, who thrilled the nation 21 “ It assures those who are still rain Sunday and Monday. Daytime highs in the 50s basked in glory again Wednesday when The family had been relocated to years ago when he became the first UPI photo working they too have a pact with the and low 60s. Overnight lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s. he was honored by the State Senate and Florida a few years ago, Klein said. making an origami pea­ American to orbit Earth, will make the future. From this day forward they Vermont: Increasing clouds Saturday. Chance of ■ the House of Representatives. Klein also said the fact that McKenna cock. At left, a group announcement on the stage of the John have our pledge they will get their fair rain late In the day. Chance of more rain Sunday and , Manchester State Sen. Carl A. stayed at the scene of the accident to learns the art of paper Glenn High School in the small eastern Social Security bill signed share of tenefits when they retire.” Monday. Highs in the SOs. Lows 35 to 45. Zinsser (R-4th District) praised Hay, try to help the deceased indicates that Reagan signed the legislation at an ^ the Manchester High School English he will not fail to show up in court for Herald photos by Pinto folding. Ohio town where he grew up, went to In a White House ceremony on the South Lawn, President Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Saturday. Increasing college and married his hometown outdoor ceremony featuring the Ma­ cloudiness Sunday. Chance of rain or snow Monday. ' Department chairman and state and future proceedings. sweetheart. Reagan laughs after putting his signature on a $165 billion bill rine band, hundreds of guests, congres­ Highs from the low 40s north to the low 50s south , national Teacher of the Year, before The accident happened on the Although the 1984 presidential season Wednesday to save Social Security from financial collapse. sional leaders from both parties and except somewhat cooler Monday. Lows in the upper his Senate colleagues. westbound lane of the highway, be­ is early, Glenn appears to be the last hastily Invited Boy Scouts and 20s to the mid 30s. “ Students do not cut his classes," tween the Main Street and Wyllys Standing behind Reagan are (from left) Rep. Claude Pepper, pensioners. Zinsser said, quoting from a letter by Street exits, police said. The police Democratic candidate to enter the D-Fla.; House Minority Leader Robert Michel, R-lll.; House race. Two others have already dropped The law ends two years of political Long Island Sound Dr. Gwen H. Brooks, vice principal of report says that Mrs. Dixon was Cassano questions dam project out because they feel it is too late to Speaker Thomas “Tip" O’Neill, D-Mass.; and Sen. Daniel battles set off by the administration's Manchester High School. Zinsser said driving in the center lane when wide-ranging proposals to reduce fu­ he felt those words were the highest McKenna's car, which was straddiing raise the money and organization Moynihan, D-N.Y. The National Weather Service forecast for Long make it impossible to meet the state again was questioned by Mayor Stephen T. ture benefits. Badiers say it will erase ' praise. the center and right lanes, struck hers. By Alex Glrelll needed to compete effectively against Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk deadline. the system’s debts for at least 75 years. ' Hay, who will embark on a nation­ Her car then went off into the median Herald City Editor Penny. But Weiss said the adminstratior challengers who have been running Point, N.Y.: will recommend bypassing that project It Increases payroll taxes for 116 wide sweep of promotional appearan- strip and flipped over. One part of the work that may be delayed more than a year. Westerly winds IS to 25 knots with higher gusts The wisdom' of asking taxpayers to until Kandera has had a chance to study it Frost damages Cosmonauts aim million workers, delays this year's ' ces once the school year ends, said he Mrs. Dixon was pronounded dead on is repair of the part of the dam known as the Glenn enters the race a distant today diminishing to 10 to IS knots tonight and approve a $500,000 bond issue for repair of more thoroughly. The pool bottom is of soil cost-of-livlng Increase six months for 36 ' was looking forward to promoting the arrival at Manchester Memorial penstock. If the town decides to try to use second in the polls behind former Vice becoming southwesterly Friday. Partly cloudy with a Union Pond Dam without offering alterna­ cement, a base that has not proved Southeast crops for a long stay million recipients and gradually raises cause of education in what he said is Hospital. the dam to generate power, the penstock President Walter Mondale, but ahead brief shower or two today. Fair tonight and Friday. tives was questioned Wednesday night by successful for it. Cost of blacktop and paint the retirement age to 67 next century, "indeed a difficult time for education." will be part of the facility. of the rest of the pack — Sens. Alan Visibility generally over 5 miles. Average wave Director Stephen T. Cassano at a budget over it tend to flake, he said. 'The budget MOSCOW (UPI) - Three Soviet affecting anyone bom in 1938 on. ; . In the House, Manchester Rep. Elsie “ SHE WAS home at our house Cranston of California, Gary Hart of heights 2 to 3 feet today except occasionally higher workshop. Another proposed project, repaving the recommendation contained $16,000 for the Colorado and Ernest Hollings of South By United Press International cosmonauts, aiming-for a lengthy stay R. Swensson (R-13th District) intro- watching the Red Sox game with us,” in orbit, called for “ no weapons of any over eastern end then subsiding to around 1 foot ' duced Hay, saying he “ has done so Mrs. Southwick said. “ She was so Cassano questioned whether the pond, bottom of Globe Hollow swimming pooi; repaving. Carolina and former Gov. Reubin tonight. f with its bed consisting of old industrial Askew of Florida. The fourth day of a wintry frost in kind in space” before heading their much for all of, Connecticut and innocent. She retired iast February and Southeast caused multimillion-dollar Soyuz T-8 craft to a docking today with Israelis on alert r Manchester, in being named national was looking forward to a good sludge, would provide a recreation asset. damage to delicate early peaches, Moscow's newly enlarged space Teacher of the Year. retirement.” General Manager Robert B. Weiss said strawberries, tomatoes and tobacco. station. for Syrian action Manchester Rep. James R. McCava- After the proceedings Wednesday, that when the pond is filled with water the Frost already has caused millions of The cosmonauts, two of them space Lottery nagh (D-12th District) said Manchester Mrs. Southwick said she was pleased bottom is not a problem. Now the water Brandon’s liver dollars of damage to peaches, straw­ veterans, blasted off Wednesday, one level is iowered because of the condition of tax hike lower By United Press International has always been proud of the education that the judge didn’t lower the bond. “ I berries, apples and other crops hit by year and a day after the launch of the the dam and most of the pond bottom is -system and Hay’s selection for the think they showed concern. I did expect Without any cuts in the budget that Weiss has suggested since he made needs replacing the South's freak cold snap. Salyut-7 laboratory. national honor makes the town even them to lower the bond." exposed. Israeli forces have been put on alert recomendation by General Manager his recommendation. The freeze destroyed the Soyuz (Union) T-8 is under the The Connecticut Lottery Daily auiiiber drawn more proud. She said she isn’ t sure herself if He said the former public works director. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U PI) — Brandon in response to stepped up Syrian Robert B. Weiss, the projected mill rate The effect of the revised revenue multimillion-dollar crop at Washington command of Lt. Col. VladimirTitov, 36, Wednesday was 942. The Play-Four number drawn Rep. Robert B. Hurd of Vernon McKenna will appear for further Jay Giles, had felt when the problem first Hall's new liver has been hopelessly miiitary activity in Lebanon that could increase for next year has dropped a bit. estimates means an increase of 3.34 Farms, one of Georgia's iargest peach a space rookie, with veteran cosmo­ was 1007. (R-56tb District) sought to share the proceedings. “ Ifh e's any kind of decent arose that it might cost as much to destroy damaged by a blood clot and doctors signal preparations for another war, Robert F. Huestis, budget officer, told mills over the current rate instead of the growers. nauts Alexander Serebrov, 39, and The New Hampshire daily lottery number Wednes­ honors with Manchester, noting that person, knowing his family is putting the dam and clear the muck as it would to say it must be replaced again within a Israeli news reports said today. day was 8692. the Broad of Directors Wednesday night 3 .5 contemplated in the "There's not enough peaches left to Gennady Strekalov, 42, acting as Hay lives in Vernon and that his two their home up, he’ll show up.” repair the dam. few days or the world's second “ Israel is increasingly perturbed by that revised revenue estimates call for a recommendation. make a peach pie. It's ruined us," said researcher and flight en^neer. The Rhode Island daily lottery number Wednesday children are educated in the Vernon “ And I just hope he saw her face. And The town is under state order to repair or youngest liver transplant patient will the signs of military activity in Syria, mill rate of 40.75 instead of the 42 One of the changes comes from Generai Manager Sonny Whaley. was 4626. The Rhode Island weekly lottery numbers, School system. I hope he never forgets it. I saw my destroy the dam by Sept. 1, 1984. die. Before launch Wednesday, Strekalov including troop exercises," the Jerusa­ drawn Wednesday, were 892, 3401, 40607 and 523039. Director Barbara B. Weinberg asked originally projected. increasing the proportion of current made a plea for a war-free space. " I f Rep.Dorothy Goodwin (D-54th Dis­ mother at the hospital, and her face and This does not take into consideration a “ It's possible we have no more than a The cold wave all but wiped out north lem Post reported. The Vermont daily lottery number Wednesday was Public Works Director George A. Kandra if taxes the town expects to collect to 98.75 we want future generations to be trict) , chairman of the House Educa­ neck were badly damaged. If he went to few minor cuts in the expenditure side percent. day or two, perhaps we have a week," Georgia's big money apple, the early- The Ma’ariv newspaper added that 557. the dam work could be done in stages. He healthy, then we have to put an end to tion Committee, said so much is heard the car like they said he did then he had said Dr. Peter Whitington, Brandon's blooming Red Delicious. Farmers “ vigilance has been increased in the The Maine daiiy lottery number Wednesday was said that would increase the cost and would the arms race and make sure there are about what is bad in education that it is to have seen it. And it was cleaned up at pediatrician. "It's impossible to say." hoped later varieties might survive. Israeli army" because of Syrian troop 304. no weapons of any kind in space,” he great to hear some good news for a the hospital. It had to have been worse The 13-month-old Walnut, Miss., Agriculture officials reported other activity in the eastern Bekaa Valley, The Massachusetts weekly numbers, drawn Wed­ said. change. there. I hope he never forgets it.” child was listed in critical but stable crops also were damaged. where the bulk of the 40,000 Syrian nesday, were Yellow 913, Blue 31, and White 3. condition at LeBonheur Children's The Soviets recently criticized Presi­ troops in Lebanon are deployed. The Massachusetts lottery number Wednesday was Medical Center, where he was receiv­ Wednesday's list of cities notching dent Reagan's cali for new “ Star M a’ariv said Israeli observers in the 7086. ing follow-up care from a liver their coldest temperatures ever so late Wars" space technology capable of Shouf Mountains outstide Beirut re­ transplant one week ago today. in April included: Athens, Ga., 29; intercepting and destroying Soviet. ported the Syrians were fortifying their Applications being taken "W e finished tests on Brandon, and Atlanta, 30; Charleston, S.C., 31; nuclear missiles before they could already well-entrenched positions. the artery going to the liver is clotted," Charlotte, N.C., 28, Chattanooga, penetrate U.S. territory. The reports apparently were trig­ Dr. James Williams, chief transplant Tenn., 28; Greer, S.C., 25; Huntsville, The cosmonauts' mission, the official gered by the report Defense Minister Almanac for MHA rental houses surgeon for the University of Tennes­ Ala., 30; Jacksonville, Fla., 30; Nash­ Tass news agency said, is “ to dock with Moshe Arens gave to the Foreign see Center for the Health Sciences, said ville, Tenn., 26; Savannah, (ia., 34, and the SaIyut-7-Cosmos-1443 orbital com­ Affairs and Defense Committee of the REGABS By Lisa Zowada Ms.Shanley said, it may be another six Wednesday. Israeli parliament on Wednesday. Wilmington, N.C., 30. plex.” ■ Herald Reporter months before the other houses are Today U Thursday, April 21, the 111th day of 1983 ready for occupancy. with 254 to follow. The Housing Authority this morning The scattered site program is one in The moon is moving toward its full phase. began taking applications for rental of which the Housing Authority buys The morning star is Jupiter. BLAZER SALE! the houses in its scattered site housing houses, renovates them and rents The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Peopletalh program. Applications were still being them. Saturn. taken this afternoon. The Orchard Street bouse was Those bom on this date areunder the sign of Taurus. Housing Authority executive direc­ originally scheduled for completion Former U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson was tor Carol Shanley predicted Wednes­ last November, but work on it was bom Aprii 21, 1893. Others bora on this date include York's Metropolitan Opera House Tuesday when out on the basketball court," The baby is the 28th day night that people would be delayed. $ m 90 Anthony Quinn in 1915, Elaine May in 1932 and Charles the visiting Royal Ballet danced the world grandchild for George and Olive Osmond. The Regent Street house required Grodin in 1935. “ breaking the doors down” at the premiere of his “ Varii Capricci” to music by the Grandma Osmond flew to Provo, Utah, to be very little renovation, but the other ’ • 100% Polyester On this date in history: authority office, in hopes of qualifying late Sir William Walton. with her daughter. She and her husband currently for the houses located on Orchard, four need more extensive work. In 1789, John Adams took the oaUi of office for vice • Navy, Brown, Tan The audience love the saucy ballet about an are serving a religious mission in Hawaii for the Regent, Madison, Maple, Clinton and Elvii-like intruder at a prim garden party and Mormon church. president and assumed his duties as presiding officer of the Senate. Bissell streets. • 36 to 46 Reg. gave Sir Frederick a standing ovation. At a ’T m going to be deluged with Seuions slated In 1954, U.S. A ir Force planes began flying French dinner party later at the Algonquin Hotei, Sir people,” she said. • 38 to 46 Long troops to Indochina to reinforce the besieged bastion to make voters Frederick recalled his career with the Royal Quote of the day Mrs. Shanley added that the houses Rag. 85<* Ballet, dating back to its founding in 1931, and of Dienbienphu. It subsequently fell to the Vietnam • 38 to 44 Short communists. immediately available were the ones The registrars of voters have sche­ received the adulation of such veteran ballerinas Prince William probably will be “the most on Orchard and Regent streets. The duled two voter-making sessions this as Dame Alicia Markova and Alexandra normally brought-up heir to the British throne In 1967, the Greek army took over control of the government. house at 15 to 17 Orchard St. still needs week at Marshall’s Mall at the Danilova. yet,” according to a biographer of Princess a permission of occupancy certificate Parkade. They will be today from 6:30 In 1975, Nyugen Van Thieu resigned as president of Diana, and at the moment lives “ just like many a ' from HUD, and officials will be oiit next to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday from 11:30 South Vietnam, denouncing the United States as child of wealthy, upper-class parents.” week to iMpect the house and, it is a.m. to 2:30 p.m. In addition to untrastworthy. He was replaced by Tran Van Huong, Spring cleaning Penny Junor, writing in the May McCall’s, expected, grant certification. The registering voters, the registrars wili PANT SALE! added: “ When he is a little older, William who prepared for peace talks with the communists from the north. bouse on Orchard Street is a duplex take changes in party enroilment, When Charlie Daniels cleans house, the undoubtedly will go to a play group, like the one with tlfree bedrooms on each side. crosstown registration for any Connec­ Country Music Foundation cleans up. The where his mother taught before she became But once the houses on Orchard and ticut town, and changes o f address Nashville-based museum and Hall of Fame took a engaged to Charles. From there, his education Regent streets have been filled. within Manchester. few items off Daniels’ hands after his latest will, in all probability, be much the same as his cleaning spree — a 10-gallon hat, a fiddle used to father’s,,.. The idea is Prince William shouid be iHanrbrfltpr Hpnilb MAGIC STRETCH record “The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” a allowed to live as much like any other boy as // guitar used at the Volunteer Jam, and a rope used possible.” Richard M. Diamond, Publisher COMFORT! by Daniels to rope cattle. Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Two charged in fracas The country-rocker * said the hat was a • Solid Colors good-luck charm. “ I ’ve probably been photo­ Glimpses USPS 327-500 graphed in this hat more times than in any other, ’ ’ VOL. Oil, No. 171 'I'wo Bloomfield men were arrested ating under suspension and faiiure to • 100% Polyester obey a controi signal, police said. He he said as he put it on for the last time. Another Steve Lawrence and Eydle Goime celebrate 25 PuMMhed daily axcapt Sunday Suggoalad carrlar rataa arc Monday on warrants charging breach *28«> Singer-actress delivered donor who took off his hat for the museum is Clint years of togetherness with eight concerts at New and cartain liolldaya by tha $1.20 waakly. 65.12 tor ona of peace regarding an alleged dlstur- was released on a $500 bond for court • Sizes 28 to 42 Eastwood, who parted with the headgear he wore Manchoatar PubUahlng Co.. IS month. $15.35 tor thraa monllia. * bance outside David’s Restaurant last date May 2. a 7-pound 7-ounce baby boy Wednes­ York’s Carnegie Hall In June... Donald O’Connor Fialnard Placa. Manchaalar. in the movie “ Honkytonk Man.” opens on Broadway Saturday in a new production $30.70 lor alx montha and $81.40 ' month, police said. Caraell J. Sherman, 28, of 142 Spruce day at Utah Valley Hospital in Provo. Conn. 00040. Sacond claaa for ona yaar. Mall rataa ara St., was charged on a warrant Monday of the Kem-Hammprstein musical “ Showboat” poataga paid at Manchaatar. availabla on raguaat.' Brian L. Fires, 20. and William R. The 23-year-old celebrity married Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- Silvester Jr., both of Bloomfield, were with possession of less than four ounces former Brigham Young University bas­ Marie’s baby John Shea is on his way to Cape Cod to play d ra ^ ctiangaa to tlw Manchoatar To plaoa a ctaaaHlad o r diaplay released on $100 bonds for court of marijuana, police said Tuesday. He MaTr'd. P.O. Box SOI. was released on a $250 boiflffor a court ketball star Steve Craig in the Mormon Robert F. Kennedy in the upcoming NBC Manchoatar. Qonn. 06040. advartlaamant. or to raport a appearances in court May 2. Marie Osmond gave birth to her first child miniseries “ Kennedy” ... Jeremy Irons has nawa Ham story or pictura Mao. Police records Indicate that the date May 2. Temple in Salt Lake City last June. call 643-2711. OHIca houra $ra arrest stemmed from an incident at Brian J. Harvill, 17, of 67 Kennedy Wednesday — a spn. The 7-pound, 7-ounce boy completed “ The Wild Duck” in Australia with Uv To aUbacrlbo. or to raport a 0:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday REOAVS"Your Quality Men's Shop" Road, was charged Monday night with was named Stephen James Craig — for husband Ullmann and in May begins work in Paris on dallvary proMam. caS 647-9040. through Friday. ' David’s on 336 Broad St. in which the k'lA Steve Craig and youngest brother Jimmy “ Cote de Chez Swann," based on the novel by ' Ollica houra ara 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 two men allegedly threatened some thlrd-ilegree criminal mischief after he p.m. Monday through Friday and DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON Dance smash Osmond. Marcel Proust... Tha Manchaatar HaraM la a ' people and caused a disturbance. allegedly raced a car around the 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Dallvary aubacribar to Unitad Praaa Inlar- parking lot at East Catholic High 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA Craig, 26, who played bsketball at Brigham Peter Falk presently is performing in Michael should ba mada by S p.m. Mon­ Britain's greatest choreographer. Sir Freder­ natlonal nam aarvloaa and la a School, police said. O p e n HI Young University and was a two-year starter for Frayn’s comedy “ Make or Break” at the day through Friday and by 7:30 mambar ol tha Audit Buraau o( Keith S. Goodson, 27, of Hartford, Open Doily 9:30-3 30 Thun til 9 (X) Wed . Thun & Fn 9 (» ick Ashton'. 78. had a smashing night at New the Cugars, said, “ I just can’t wait to get the kid Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C...... a.m. Saturday. Circulatlona. was charged Monday on a warrant with He was released on a written promise saoond-^gree failure to appear, oper- to appear in court May 2. r ♦ MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 21, 1983 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 21, 1983 Senate approves gay rights bill Supreme Court allows states to bar nuclear power

WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Supreme Court has was the first time the Supreme Court had ruled on the expertise,” he said. which can remain dangerous for up to 250,000 years. By Bruno V. Ranniello als seeking employment, housing, credit or among local boards of education regarding given states sweeping powers to halt nuclear states’ rights issue. California and seven other states have effectively The federal government’s first permanent nuclear United Press International admittance to professional or trade associ­ the hiring and firing policies, he said. _ power-plant construction as long as it is done to "Such questions as whether coal is better than barred nuclear reactor construction until there is a waste disposal site is not scheduled to open until the ations, such as unions. Sen. Robert Dorr, D-Waterbury, who protect economic Interests. nuclear fuel are issues in which the states have more permanent way to dispose of radioactive debris, loaos. HARTFORD (UPI) - A bill designed to The measure, opposed by theConnecticut brought the bill to the floor, said he initially ; In a 9-0 decision Wednesday, the justices held prohibit discrimination against homosexu­ Catholic Conference, would add "sexual opposed the measure but was persuaded 1^ states, using traditional power to regulate utilities, als in housing and in the workplace, has status" to the law now barring employers testimony submitted at public hearings on • may act to protect their citizens against utility rate ■ - i cleared another legislative hurdle, despite from discriminating on the basis of race, the issue. increases stemming from costly nuclear power-plant opponents' fears it would legitimize national origin, religion, marital status or construction. 1 He said testimony showed some homo­ homosexuality. mental disorders and physical disability. The ruling, considered a setback to the nuclear The so-called gay rights bill passed the Sen. Howard Owens, D-Bridgeport, co- sexuals "lived in a third world, fear the loss industry, upheld a California moratorium on liew of their jobs and are subject to brutality." m r Senate 20-15 Wednesday after 30 minutes of chairman of the Judiciary Committee, atomic reactor construction pending development of IN emotional debate and was sent to the House. opposed the bill and said the measure would Sen. William Sullivan, D-Waterbury, who ; a permanent storage system for high-level radioac- Opponents were worried it would create a "place homosexuals in a special class usually speaks only on banking matters, ■ tlve waste. special class of people under the law. higher than any other citizen.” challen ge the bill as an attempt by a But the court’s ruling went beyond the'politically DOMESTIC DELI SPECIA Proponents said the bill was needed to It would also permit homosexual minority to subvert the majority's rights by sensitive issue of waste disposal and cleared the way MEAT DEPT, SPECIALS ^ * $ 0 4 9 prevent discrimination against homosexu­ teachers to demand jobs and create havoc imposing “ their own way of living on us.” for states to veto nuclear power development within their borders if they can justify it on economic HAM grounds. The court specifically said a state may not . )k CHOICE DOMESTIC * 3 1 8 . take such action out of safety concerns, which are the Board of Governors ; federal government’s responsibility. b Ot t Om ^r o u n d SWISS ; "Congress has left sufficient authority in the states $|99 CARANDO'S Funds advanced ! to allow development of nuclear power to be slowed or ROAST $ 3 2 9 even stopped for economic reasons,” Justice Byron HARD SALAMI White wrote for the court. given broad powers CHOICE CENTER CUT to redo Capitol ; Laurence Tribe, who argued the case for the HAWAIIAN $-| 59 ■ California Energy Resources Conservation and BOTTOM ROUND SALAD HARTFORD (UPI) — Legislative leaders have By Bruno V. Ranniello agreed to provide 30 days advance ; Development Commission, said the ruling “ is $ 2 2 9 authorized $350,000 for the start of design work for United Press International notice of intended board action, giving . especially important because states have the power to IMPORTED a planned multi-million dollar renovation of the interested parties the right to submit ' completely reject economic dependence on nuclear ROAST lb. interior of the aging Connecticut Capitol. HARTFORD - The new Board of written comment within that timel ■ plants." JARLSBURG CHEESE . » 3 ” The leaders, sitting as the Legislative Manage­ Governors for Higher Education is free Also, oral comments will be permit­ Nuclear industry representatives insisted the [ ment Committee, approved the funds Wednesday to exercise broad power with limited ted and all such presentations will be ruling does not affect plants currently under ^ PERDUE SH 29 amid concerns deterioration in the more than restrictions because of a legislative’s considered by the board before adopt­ . construction or in operation. EYE ROUND CHICKEN FRANKS ib pkg. 1 lOO-year-old building could pose a safety hazard committee's decision. ing policies, criteria and guidelines. But Tribe said the court’s reasoning could apply to $269 without needed safety work. In its last day of.business Wednes­ The. UAPA requires an agency to ; an ongoing plant. ROAST lb MUCKE’S $189 The Legislature is expected to authorize at day, the Legislature’s Education Com­ seek public comment on any action it HeraJd photo by Tarqulnio I " I f a state decides it’s too costly and uncertain a least $9 million in bond funds in the capital budget mittee killed a bill that would have plans to take and to submit those ; source of electricity, there might be other issues BOLOGNA lb. 1 ^ for the next fiscal year to pay for the renovation to placed the new board under the state's actions to the Legislature’s Regula­ [ raised, but the court makes it quite clear it’s the BEEF ROUND the Capitol interior. Uniform Administrative Procedures tions Review Committee for approval. HEAD TRAINER CURT HORTON WITH KIMO • states’ decision.” " I have a deep concern if that is not done a piece Act. ^ Educators, students and union offi­ . . . aquarium star dies of pneumonia Donald Winston, a spokesman for the Atomic BACK RUMP Committee members reconsidered Industrial Forum, said, “ It tells the states they have $249 ^ of the House ceiling is going to fall on someone's cials argued the bill was needed GARDEN FRESH head,” said House Speaker Irving Stolberg, their earlier approval of the bill after because the new board would have the right to pass a law like this, provided it involves ROAST IS D-New Haven. an agreement was drawn up with the unprecedented powers with limited • the economics of the plant.” PRODUCE SPECIALS The exterior of the building was renovated new 11-member board to exempt it imput by constituent units in the higher Infection claims KImo ' "The net effect of this decision is minimal, at least BEEF ROUND from the UAPA. j for the short term, because the (U.S. nuclear) recently in the first phase of the two-step education'' system. MUSHROOMS 12oz. pkg. 3 3 0 renovation project. The exterior phase is to be Sen. Steven Casey, D-Bristol, co- The hoard, which replaced the Board MYSTIC (UPD — Kimo. an Atlan­ Following, an autopsy Wednesday, ; Industry is dead and decaying," said Edward CUBE completed this year with application of new gold chairman of the Education Committee, of Trustees of Higher Education on tic bottle-nosed dolphin that was a Ms. Quinn Mid, other animals at the ' Merrow, the director of the energy policy programs $279 leaf to the building's dome. said the hotly contest bill represented a March 1, held its first meeting Tuesday performing attraction at the Mystic aquarium were given medication to office for the Rand Corp. in Santa Monica, Calif. The interior renovation will include work to "terrible turf war” over imput between and voted to raise tuition by 20 percent Marinelife Aquarium for the past combat possible infections. Lawyers from some of the 31 states that supported STEAK lb ASPARAGUS , 8 * 1 . 2 9 upgrade the Capitol's utility systems and resolve the board and units in the higher at the 21 institutions in the state’s decade, has died of pneumonia Kimo, who performed for the public California at the Supreme Court hailed the ruling. building and fire safety code violations. Thirty- education system and teachers groups. higher education system. caused by a staph infection. in the aquarium’s auditorium pool, ; Ezra Bialik, assistant attorney general for New SWIFT LARGE 4ED five fire code violations were uncovered in the Casey said the compromise will give In other action by the committee Julie Quinn, an aquarium spokes­ arrived at the aquarium in August ; York’s Environmental Protection Bureau, noted this last inspection, officials said. the board, created by Gov. William Wednesday, members voted 10-9 woman, said Wednesday Kimo 1973, Ms. Quinn said. The aquarium BROWN & SERVE DEUCIOUS APPLES 4 / 8 9 $ With the design work about to begin, the O'Neill, a chance to establish itselfwith against a resolution asking Congress to stopped eating two days ago. Blood opened to the public two months later, $109 Legislative Management Committee decided to enough flexibility and responsiveness repeal legislation requiring colleges tests performed Tuesday failed to she said. SAUSAGE 8 ox. pkg. put off action on proposals for several smaller, not to be tied down to the lengthy and universities to withhold federal indicate an elevated white blood The aquarium has been caring for M A C A P P L E S 3 l b s . 8 3 0 a -,;i- short-term improvements to the building. regulation review process. financial aid from students who refuse count, the usual sign of an infection, wbite-beaked dolphins pulled from an Under the agreement, the board to register for the draft. she said. ice clogged harbor in Canada a month Senate nixes The dolphin, which was 12-to-14 ago. Three of the five dolphins taken years old, died at 2:30 a.m. Wednes­ to the aquarium have died with the day, Ms. Quinn said. The average life remaining described as eating and Cap approved on Millstone III span of a dolphin is 20 years, she said. swimming well. budget offer USDA CHokE ^ By Susan E. Kinsman WASHINGTON (U PI) — Senate Republicans have Lavine, D-Durham. Lavine said Northeast Utilities has $1.2 failed to reach agreement on a 1984 budget, rejecting a United Press International "It is time to take them at their word,” he billion still to pay, including $400 million in OF MANCHESTER compromise offered by President Reagan to lower bis said. The estimated cost, $400 million when contingency for those unforseen extras. CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA defense spending increase request to 7.5 percent and HARTFORD (UPI) - Members of the the plant was started, has climbed 900 Rep. Paul Gionfriddo, D-Mlddletown, OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-9 ‘ raise taxes next year. BOTTOM ROUND ROAST 1 Connecticut House have told Northeast percent in 10 years, Lavine said. was among the opponents. "B y voting for • The senators were unable to work out an accord Utilities “ enough is enough” by voting to Lavine said the cap may be lifted if the SAT. 10-4 SUN. 12-5 this bill you’re voting an endorsement fori ^ Wednesday when conservatives who want more than cap the estimated $3.54 billion price of the estimated cost of labor and materials completion of Millstone III. Throwing a r a 5 percent increase for defense spending objected to Millstone III nuclear power plant under exceeded 10 percent a year; if financing MM- _ «Oil4 billion dollars of good money after bad is no the proposed tax increases in the package. construction in Waterford. costs exceeded estimates; for new costs solution,” he said. Reagan's top aides made the offer during a private The bill, approved 115 to 30 Wednesday directly attributable to the Nuclear Regula­ Other opponents argued the cap would meeting in the Capitol with Senate Republican leaders BACK RUMP ROAST and sent to the Senate, would limit, with tory Commission and costs of unforseeable and GOP members of the budget committee. certain exceptions, the construction costs labor stoppages. push up the escalating costs. It was the first time the administration has offered Northeast Utilities could pass on to its An amendment detailing the limits on Also approved, 119-24, was a bill to SHIRT WAIST DRESSES I to lower its proposed defense spending increase from /Vo Substitute customers for the plant, the larggest excess interest was approved, but require gas and electric companies to state ; 10 percent, but it was still more than the 5 percent hike We Give Old Fashioned construction project in state history. members voted down a second amendment in their advertisements whether the ad was Oxford cloth ' approved earlier by the deadlocked budget For Quality Millstone III, now 65 percent complete, is adding three additional exceptions to the paid for by company stockholders, ratepay­ Butcher Service ... committee. scheduled to be finished in May 1986. cap. ers or both. "It is obvious we have three sides in the tax debate, ’ ’ "People who get electricity from Nor­ 'They would have included costs incurred . In other action, the House sent the Senate Senate Budget Committee Chairman Pete Domenici, theast Utilities are going to have to pay the by NRC reinterpretation of existing regula­ a bill to extend collective bargaining rights I R-N.M., said in a statement later. “ Many of us STORE HOURS; cost of the plant. What we want to say is tions, delays in licensing and inability of the to municipal employees working less than . support the president on taxes, others want much ’$3.54 billion is enough’," said Rep. David company to get capital. 317 Highland S t 20 hours a week. ’• more in new taxes and some want to allow the deficits Mon. A lues, 'til 6:00 : j , to continue to rise toward $200 billion.” Wei., Thurs., & Frr. 'Ill 9;00 to ’ Domenici said he will hold more private meetings MANCHESTER ' today and hopes progress can made toward Sat. & Sunday Senate to get land presevation bill approving a final budget resolution by Friday. til 6:00 “ We’re making little or no progress,” Domenici told CONN. 0 0 reporters immediately after the meeting. nZGIILJLITS HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecticut require the state agriculture commissioner cannot be lifted on technical grounds. The administration obviously was trying to woo House has approved 43 bills on consent, to review any proposed capital project • Rejected an effort to reconsider a bill conservatives on the committee, who last Thursday among them a proposed change in the which would convert 25 or more acres of for a feasibility study of publicownersbip of ; voted against raising any new taxes — even Reagan’s admissibility of evidence of prior sexual prime farmland to non-agricultural use. utility companies. The bill was sent to the • propos^ $3 billion — for 1984, and who also were upset conduct and a farmland preservation bill. Another measure approved by consent Appropriations Committee Tuesday and with the 5 percent defense hike the committee The bill sent to the Senate Wednesday would require state Department of Envir­ can be petitioned out if the committee fails approved earlier. 1111111111111 would require evidence of prior sexual onmental Protection regulations to distin­ to give it a favorable report. Rag. •24.00-*40.00 The Republicans were so sharply divided last week conduct to contain an offer of proof. Also, it guish hazardous wastes by the degree of • Killed a bill that would have required no tax proposal could win a majority of votes, GROCERY SPECIALS y ( FROZEN & DAI(^ would allow a defendant's prior sexual hazard to human health or the environ­ schools to teach Connecticut history as part • sparking the closed-door negotiations. conduct to be used to impeach the ment, in permits for hazardous waste of their curriculum. Opponents, who ; White House chief of staff James Baker, presiden- ORE IDA defendant’s credibility, if they testified in ; tial counselor Edwin Meese and budget director GREEN GIANT facilities. prevailed on an 80-56 vote, said the bill CRISPERS 10 n . their own defense. In other action, the lower chamber: would have been another state mandate on • size 10-18 ' David Stockman met in the Capitol for more than two WHOLE ASPARAGUS SPEARS is« Currently the law prohibits the introduc­ hours with Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker, n .49 SWEET LIFE • Voted 141-0 for a Senate bill to make communities with no funding to pay for it. • 60% cotton - 40% polyester tion of evidence on the prior sexual conduct cable television franchise certificates re­ • Approved on a 120-23 vote a bill Domenici, Republican members of the committee, SWEET LIFE UNSWEETENED ORANGE JUICE 16 .1. • colors: blue or yellow ; and Reagan confidante Sen. Paul Laxalt, R-Nev. of a victim in a sexual assault case, except newable every 15 years, starting in 1989. prohibiting dealers who lease autos from GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz. C BIRDSEYE in certain specified circumstances. The Senate still must approve a House requiring a credit card as a condition of the Always 20-S0% loss than dihar slarot Sen. Rudy Boschwltz, R-Minn., a member of the 59 PEAS 16 oi. Another bill sent to the Senate would amendment saying a franchise certificate lease. First quality.' Lobals nat romovod. • panel, told reporters the White House had offered a HUNTS ' compromise budget plan, and Senate aides said it BIRDSEYE included a 7.5 percent increase for defense, a nearly $3 BARBECUE SAUCE 1$ M. 99C CORN 10 « . billion increase in taxes and cutting $16 billion more BIRDSEYE SWEET LIFE from domestic programs over the next three years. CHOPPED BROCCOLI 10 « . Religious heads seek human rights WHITE TUNA IN WATER 12 I 990 HOOD SPOON SIZE SHERBCT HOWARD JOHNSON’S By Bruno V. Ranniello circumstance have been deprived of the because they are poor. They abuse others SHREDDED WHEAT 12 «z. 990 10 «i. United Press International basic human necessities,” they said. because they are frustrated.” v Accord failing MACARONI & CHEESE HECKER’S Several speakers said society must begin He said offenders become victims when GEMCUT SEALTEST HARTFORD — A coalition of religious to deal with the criminal justice system they have to ianguish in jail for many FLOUR SIbi. P O LA R BARS 6 n . leaders has urged the Legislature to give on withholding 890 with aiternative constructive programs to months awaiting trial "because they DANNON priority to human rights issues, including avoid deep despair. couidn’ t raise $100 in bail.” reform of a criminal justice system which YOGURT Oal. The Rev. Robert Roberts, of the Ameri­ A statement submitted by the Rev. Denis WESSON OIL 3$ai. makes victims of crime victims and can Baptist Churches of Connecticut, said Como, the Cathholic chaplain at the WASHINGTON (UPI) — A tentative compromise to n .69 HOOD offenders. the present system makes victims of both Bridgeport Jail, said the current criminal • FLAIR FOR FASIhllON delay withholding of taxes on intei-est and dividends NEMASNET COnAGE CHEESE 14 *1. In their "legislative roundtable'’ Wednes- faces serious Senate opposition 'from both the victims and offenders. justice system “ is the most expensive HOOD day> the Jewish and Christian leaders said supporters and opponents of the controversial rule. SPRING WATER Mi­ 2 i n Roberts urged support of pending iegisla- social failure subsidised state and • FEATHERWEIGHT GRAPEFRUIT JUICE $4»- other priorities include housing, essential tion to set up community service and federal taxes.” Sen. Russell Long, D-La., who opposes the new ALOUETTE human services, tax reform and an end to community restitution as alternatives to " I t violates our common hopes for a free requirement to withhold 10 percent of interest and the arms race. • RIMLESS FRAMES imprisonment. democratic society of equal men and dividends, beginning July 1, said Wednesday the AJAX CLEANSER ll « . GARLIC & HERB CHEESE 4.S at. The Judeo-Christian tradition "has al­ compromise to delay withholding for four years, and 2/n Speaking of offenders, Roberts said, “ We women, yet our legislators stil persist in ways held a primary commitment towards do not condone their crimes nor do we fostering the deiusion they are making • FASHION EYEWEAR possibly forever, is not good enough. Long wanted a vote today on outright repeal. caring for the needs of those who by accept their rationalizations that they steal society ‘safe’ for their constituents.” • TINTED LENSES “ Those of us that want an outright repeal of ' withholding of interest and dividends should have a ’ ^ rect up and down vote,” he said. • CHOICE OF DESIGNS A Senate leadership source said senators would try LISTEN ALL SEASON... to beat back Long’s potentially serious threat and with coupon 6 $7.M purchcM i with coupon 6 $7.M purdiaaa^ IT*with coupon 6 $7.50 purchaaa Senate Finance Chairman Robert Dole said he would . With coupon 1 $7.80 puretiOM LIfflI11 Coupon par cuatomar I Llmll 1 Coupon pm cuatomar I Limit 1 Coupon par cuatomar I Limit 1 Coupon p«r eutlom ir ( l a o c l a i e d launch a filibuster if necessary. U.S. I P U R IN A i SW EET LIFE Some supporters of withholding also object to the ’ deal because it could mean a loss of precious tax H O O D GRANULATED I MOIST 'N B A T H R O O M ~ ib r women with ' revenue and is a major concession to the powerful Weekend Special B U n E R I CHUNKY TISSUE discriminating taste! ; banking lobby that orchestrated a massive mail-in SUGAR ' campaign against withholding. 2 LB. BOX I 18 LB. BAG 8 ROLL PK. Dole, R-Kan., said Wednesday he reluctantly struck the deal to delay the withholding when it became clear $ 1 6 9 29 Daisies • 763 and 19) Main St., Manchatlar he did not have enough votes to beat an amendment to /$ioo |l| $ .o ff OPTICAL Phone; 643-1191 or 643-1900 2 2 VmN4 lrowi4/1R lo4/2R ' repeal It. VDHd Omn 4/1R to 4/21 I I VdUU from 4/1R to 4/23 Valid ham 4/11 la 4/ai | • faslbreak Mall,. Mansfield “ We have not lost the battle yet, just the skirmish,” m b HIGHLAND PARK MARKET | HIGHLAND PARK MARKET | HIGHLAND PARK MARKET | \ Phene; 4S6-I14I : he said. “ I still hope when this is all over, we stUl will $2C m ■ 79 # a bunch • have withholding.” BASTIKN CONNBCTICUrS Dole added, “ I would hope the House would not METS BASEBALL UADINO FUU SSRVia OPTICIANSI CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. move with too much speed.” ^ If the Senate approves the deal he worked out with CARRY 649-5268 leading withholding opponent. Sen. Bob Kasten, A U i l i i i i m i i i i i R-Wis., it still faces an uncertain fate in the House. 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 21, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 21, 1983 — 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan FItta, Editor 1.^ OPINION Alex Qlrelll. City Editor ITS SPMIK Double-pane insulating glass*Low-maintenance nors to close the campus, but for a limited number of circuit That left it up to the government outweighs the frivolous. i4.82 most certainly did so with the they didn’t. since they are concerned with types. The Japanese do not have these moonlight viewing. energy-saving Department or Hardware vinyl exteriors»Easy installation.Free estimate. power, governments are deter­ to find a country willing to give i x l . 5.02 7.74 9.02 10.29 section. idea that the governors soon This doesn’t mean Vincent problems. Japanese semiconduc­ Trifa refuge. The Justice Depart­ 4.11 *Quillfl8i for wMiher-ilrip Iax credit ApfaaC mined to have a strong voice in the THE JAPANESE, who have tor companies will have debt-to- 1x6 3.08 Quaker chtnneli fit •tindard IH* wood $aih Come home to quality. would vote to close the branch is wrong. It’s too early to tell ment first tried Italy, from which - with Vk* parting bead development and use of that targeted these high-volume items equity ratios which can be in 4.76 anyway, no matter what the what the governors will be technology. Trifa had emigrated to this coun­ Gome hKHne to Andersen. “ trustees did. So the trustees as being the most critical if Japan excess of ISO percent, and their try in 1950. Italy refusesd to take like — except that they don’t Since 50 percent of the world’s is seriously to erode the dominant borrowing is at very favorable gave up without a fight — a market for computers and semi­ him back, despite Trifa’s personal BPniOBPCCTlMailJUl Aluminum appear to be reckless. U.S. position, have had some rates. Targeted industries from entreaty. conductors lies outside this coun­ notable success. which the risk of investment has Guttering , try, U.S. manufacturers cannot The department then tried West The Japanese have been able to been removed. So long as market Germany. Nothing doing. Attractive “K” pro­ afford to ignore the foreign capture close to SO percent of the SILICONE file hea^ duty .032 share is being increased, the What about Romania? After all, A t last the re's o n e tille r w ith to r- Berry's World market. U.S. market for a popular memory ed or vegetated ground, prepa­ gauge lightweight alu­ Japanese companies will continue that’s where Trifa’s outrage)! ward and reverse rotation Noes. ration of seed beds, blending In GARAGE DOOR OPENER Inevitably, therefore, they have chip, the 16K RAM. The succeed­ to have access to capital, whether Whether the Job is breaking sodd­ nutrients, cultivating or compost­ RUBBER CAULK minum won’t rot, brown started to run afoul of the wide occurred. A suitable Justice should ing, our new tiller does the job Waterproofs, seals, and insulates in­ or white baked on e n ^ e l The Ultimate in Garage Door Openers ing generation of memory chips, or not they are making money. It is await him there. easily. S o d u rin g o u r S prin g doors & out. Guarantee to remain flexi finish never needs paint- variety of protectionist measures the 64K RAM, is now in production, accepted hy the Japanese business Spectacular, purchase the one 944 Open, Close. Light and Secure You.r Ga­ A Justice Department source tille r th U does the jo b o f tw o ble for up to 10 years. Clear, White ing. I _Ayailable_in 10’ imposed by foreign governments and the Japanese are pressing Oil­ rage ... with an automatic garage door community that market share now suggested that the Romanians had e rs and sa ve with a F R E E attach­ Black & Brown. to insulate domestic industry from hard to increase their market means profits later. m e n t V isit yo u r S N A P P E R 16’, 21’ & 32’ lengths per Tin. ft. opener you can depend on day & night in primarily U.S. competition. Addi­ share even further. been asked to accept 'Trifa, but d e a le r n o w all weather The U.S. semiconductor indus­ there has been no response to date. • Double-angled, industrial style rail tionally, U.S. companies find that While the Japanese claim that try believes that if it is to remain $399 our lack of a public policy A Romanian Embassy official told reg. $4.99 • Recessed 'Trollev • Full one-piece chain their market share is a reflection competitive its access to capital drive • Compact & attractive design. regarding high technology is work­ of the quality and price of their my associate Lucette Lagnado Cement must be improved. The industry that his government had helped ing to their disadvantage. products, U.S. industry represen­ would like to see the government MIX with the U.S. investigation of Trifa. il iifu) ilr|a-MUIiir l ment in which high-technology and is pressing for government House Judiciary Committee and Privacy Fence short life and tax incentives for its chairman. Rep. Peter Rodino, SAND industries can continue to flourish. action in three major areas. those companies which invest in LANDSCAPING This is particularly true with D-N.J. Meanwhile, Valerian Trlfp MIX research and development. $3375 section ihl.i ninlrulli-il respect to competition with the — who admitted his membership r Nii.a.llinriw. 4A.I FIRST, THE industry represen­ Third, increased government S’x8’ rrntiih F.’r TIES in the Iron Guard and to lying fi.ulinn. M-Uinii Japanese, who have designated tatives want government pressure support for research and develop­ $27.25 Section about it on his immigration appli­ the twin high-technology indus­ brought to bear to force the ment is being demianded, not so 4”x6”x8’ SLAB TIES cation 33 years ago — continue to 4'x8’ $489 tries of computers and semicon­ opening of foreign markets to U.S. much in the form of direct grants to $28.15 Section J rounded on two sides these pressure treated southern yel­ ductor as “target” industries for live comfortably in this country:. low pine ties are economical and lone lasting industry. While this would not of industry, but in the form of support -Round Rail 'BAG5).1S Japanese domination. itself lead to a significant increase for the nation’s universities and •heavy-duty 5” cedar CONCRETE Consequently, the high- in U.S. market share, it would be a research centers. Research and I posts $(735 6”x6”x8' CREOSOTE-DIPPED technology companies are becom­ 0 aheavy-duty cedar & MIX the most popular tie going are mixed hardwoods and treat- reaffirmation of the industrialized development cnnot be conducted Letters poll^ L spruce rails thoroughly blended ed to prevent rot ing politically active and are for strength — con­ world’s faith in the free market without qualified people, and the The Manchester Herald •sections include 2- venience, just add making serious efforts to articu­ system, something which is badly United States has a very poor welcomes letters to the 10’ rails 1-5’ post water $ 1 f l 63 6”x6’’x8’ kKESSUklS-TKEATEU late a public policy for the industry nee sturdy do- I^lit Rail ing. Quality controlled for long equipment and for research and •Runic hanirdwood rails and rot reslitant iting, low cost repairs. OPEN MON.-SAT. 7 A.M. TO 5 P.M. graduated annually has changed right to edit letters in the m m weltd construction means no nall- locust posts SUGAR and SALTI" titiveness are typical of high- development. In the United States, Inx. E^BwMaS>A’'and extra thick hardly at all. In fact, the number of interests of brevity, clarity MMAINtT. M picketa for a. longer lasting Price includesdudes •! post, •2-i0’ rails Complete Mill facilities - 8 Hardwoods in stock • Trusses technology industries as a whole. that capital must be borrowed, and and taste. fence. PRICE INCLUDES COSt Some items & prices limited to quantities on hand . Subject to Prior Sale Ph.D.’s graduated annually has ^ OF 1 POST. *17^3 per section y $374 It is very expensive to produce the amount which a company can declined. 643-7958 70Nf6ACi‘. 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 21, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 21, 1983 - 9

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Many chemical pro­ WSA NOW YOU CAN KEEP THE OUTSIDE OF YOUR HOME children. ducts are extremely ha­ 643-4121 WE DELIVER || LOOKING AS BEAUTIFUL AS THE INSIDEIII • Keep all guards, zardous, so read labels STORE HOURS: MON - FRI 8:30 TO 5:30 FI Blish Hardware QUESTION: Have you careful not to drive the shields and anti-kickback and heed manufacturers’ MANCHESTER'S OLDEST, SINCE 1M6 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED any suggestions for filling H i^ pressuie m a a s . TBL 8KM> sat 8 :3 B "4 t3 0 screws to deep so that T O R O r a n m C H E R devices in place and in cautions. hairline cracks (1-16 inch) they come through the top chem iul cleaning will proper operating condi­ • Empty sawdust and where my two white coun­ of the counter (use IV4- efficiently remove tion. Replace fatigued other combustible waste tertops butt? The gap has inch screws.) chalk, mildew, tree GIVMWAT. springs that no longer at the end of each work­ ir i become very annoying to Seamfil is availal^e in with^elected rear wheel drive mowers. snap guards back into day. And install at least me. 26 solid colors and in a sap, salt crystals, road and dirt fiiins to give place. Always remove two all-purpose fire extin­ special wood-grain kit. The Toro Dethatcher eliminates the any chuck keys or your home that “UKE guishers. Mount one in a Best Outdoor Buys ANSWER: Seamfil, by need to dethatch your lawn in the wrenches before turning central location and the Kampel Enterprises, QUESTION: What are NEW” look ag ^ . on a power tool and never other near an escape Wellsville, Pa. 17365, the merits of fiberglass G re a t fo r aU spring and fall. And it makes overextend your reach route, not next to flamable comes in kits with tubes of and asphalt shingles? Can aluminum, vinyl, and your Toro mower a complete when working with any materials where you various colors for filling the fiberglass variety be of the Season... power equipment. might well not be able to cracks and joints in plas­ wood skiing lawn care system. installed over asphalt • Stand to one side when reach it during a fire. tic laminate. The kits shingles? If all mowers look the starting any motors so • Study your shop floor include a color matching you will be clear of the plan. Does the traffic g^ide and explicit direc­ PAINTING YOUR same to you, maybe you EAWLY Sm iM SAVINES ANSWER: It may sur­ path of any potential pattern allow easy move­ tions that must be fol­ \ prise readers to learn that HONE? aren’t looking close kickbacks. Wait until any ment? If not, can it be ON EVEEYTmNO YOU'LL NEED lowed carefully. Basi­ both fiberglass and as­ A thorough cleaning blade or bit is completely rearranged? Keep in cally, the mix is forced phalt shingles contain as­ enough. Look at Toro sniiNO raojEas...iNDOOES o out prior to panting will stopped before making an mind that one of the into the cracks and the phalt. The main differ­ now. Our selection make any paint job adjustment. When work­ greatest dangers when SALE PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 30,1983 ALL ITEMS CASH & CARRY excess wiped off with a ence is their base; is complete, and ing on a power tool, working with shop tools is cloth and solvent. If shrin­ Asphalt shingles have an last longer and iMk always unplug it to pre­ being startled by someorfe kage occurs, repeat the organic-felt base; so- b rtte r! the dethatcher vent any chance of accid­ entering the shop without process in one hour. called fiberglass shingles WE HAVE OVER SEVEN is offered at ental start-up. your knowledge. Try to If you are filling the have a fiberglass mat YEARS EXPERIENCE IN no extra cost. • Choose the right tool arrange power tools so space between two separ­ base. Both bases are THE FIELD. WE’RE Udy Mack mildew on Qiprinor FULLY INSURED, WITH for the job. Improvisa­ that you face the most ate countertops instead of covered with asphalt into PLENTY OF GOOD the exterior staiiwd tion, however ingenious, likely direction of visitors’ just a seam in two pieces which granules are em­ OLD-FASHIONED wood of your home? *Mimu(aciurt*r> vuggt-Mtrd reidil can lead to danger. Study approach. of laminate, you must bedded for greater protec­ price. Price nuhjtet lu local dealer REFERENCES OF Remove it wHh our option OfItT giNM lt>r liimi«n disagree on the de­ Civil Engineer Harry ‘You don’t have to give up looking Salvation Army Chapel, 150 Ap­ Ablna W. Havens Warren K. Little of Coventry; six gally trying to prevent straps. problem.” shoulder slope." mastectomy.” pleton St. Burial will be in East grandchildren; and eight great­ begin working there as gree of activity that could Megson, of Megson and him from quarryTi^ Abina (Walsh) Havens, 76, for­ It is important, the pair' gorgeous just because you have lost In reconstructive surgery, a Cemetery. Manchester. Friends grandchildren. soon as possible. be allowed in that zone. Heagle in Glastonbury, threatened le g | il merly of North Main Street, died LING E R IE IS another prob­ THE BOUTIQUE also stocks stress, for clothing to include silicone implant is inserted in may call at the Dole & CChilds Funeral services will be Friday The meeting Wednes­ Both parties will try to presented a detailed plan recourse. Wednesday at an area convales­ lem. "A ll our nightgowns have a breast prosthesis forms, much pockets for the breast form. a breast.’ the woman's chest. -at 10 a.m. at Watkins Funeral day went without the reach a resolution by the of development Wednes­ Funeral Home, 148 Main St., cent home. pocket so you can wear a sleep improved, Mrs. Yamarik says, The pockets, which usually Mrs. Scorso decided on recon­ Haverhill, Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will fireworks that have char­ time Buck has quarried day in tehalf of Buck. Karen Bearse She was bora Dec. 20, 1906 in bra or lightweight form,” says over the past decade. open to the side, keep the form struction primarily because of to 9 p.m. be in East Cemetery. There are no acterized, the other occa­ out the two acres. According to the long­ Garione, County Cork, Ireland. Mrs. Bearse. " I f you are going ’ ‘They’re made of silicone gel, in place. They prevent the form her youth. Her doctor encour­ calling hours. Memorial donations term plan, the hill will She had been a resident of to visit friends, it’s nice that you lighter and softer, and hollowed from slipping out at inopportune Co-owner, New Beginnings aged her. "You owe it to Thomas J. Curran may be made to the Book of eventually be leveled and yourself,” she says. Manchester since 1978. Before that have a one and a half Thomas J. Curran, 88, of 59 Remembrance of St. M ary’s Epis­ Slot may be filled SINATRA she had lived in the West Hartford percent slope running Benton St., died today at a local copal Church, 41 Park St. area, Storrs, Willimantic and down toward Notch Road convalescent home. He was part Cheshire. BOLTON — The Republican Town Committee will CROSBY hold a special meeting tonight to consider putting a owner and operator of the Center Before retiring in 1977 she had C A R D O F TH ANK S person on the school board ballot to nil a position left Barber Shop for many years, been a department head secretary We are deeply grateful for the COMO before retiring. in the College of Higaher Educa­ expressions of sympathy by rela­ open by incumbent Joseph J. Haloburdo’s withdrawal Electricity is the cheapest thing we can buy from the race. He was a member of South tion at the University of Connecti­ tives, friends, and neighbors dur­ ALBASI United Methodist Church, Man­ cut. She was a member of St. ing the illness and loss of our b^ The meeting starts at 8 p.m. in the community ball. TORME Town Committee Chairman Lawrence A. Converse chester Lodge of Masons 73, Bridget Church. loved mother. Greenhouses Whenn n)^I wife utters a little gasp to many parts of the country and it opener and several other electric American Legion and was a said Wednesday that Thomas Hooper, of Williams The gasps from Margie’s desk people. I figure electricity costs us She leaves two sons, John J. The Family of Katherine Adamy of surprprise as she’s sitting at her costs us around $600 a year. gadgets I’m embarrassed to tell Road, will be asking the town committee for MATHIS are more audible when the bills $1.60 a day, so the $40 we spent in desk payinglayini the bills, I know she’s Just for fun, I was counting the you we own. permission to run in place of Haloburdo, who is the come after Christmas. At Christ­ the restaurant would have paid for present school board chairman. W IU BE OPEN looking at one that’s more than she electric light bulbs in the house. A n d y mas we often leave the lights on in 25 days worth of electricity. NAT '’KINC" (OLE thinks it ought to be. Counting the basement lights and Haloburdo, citing personal reasons, pulled out of the IN THE BASEMENT I have half front of the house as well as the Spending plan gets town approval race two weeks ago. SATURDAY (I have devised a system for not the neon tubes over the stove and R o o n e y a dozen power tools including a lights on the tree in the living room • I bet we spend $200 a year on It is the committee’s decision whether or not to put BIG BANDS worrying about bills that I recom­ over the bathroom sink, there are table saw that often blows a fuse if I lettuce. That’s a third of our BOLTON — In one o f the fastest town meetings in APRIL 30th. for twelve hours a day. board had previously deleted this, requested by the Hooper on the ticket, and Converse said the mend to any husband: let your wife Syndicated 73. run it while my wife has the clothes electri'’.-'’ ' i’.l. I like lettuce but I recent years, about 70 residents took less than 15 committee will probably be making a decision pay them and she can do the I was thinking about the electric selectmen, from the proposed 1983-84 budget. 9 am. to 6 pm. Columnist Do we get our money’s worth out dryer going. In the summer I trim wouldn' ' ■ =ide i! for electricity. minutes Wednesday to approve the spending of about Also approved Wednesday were expenditures of tonight. worrying.) bill in relation to other things we $28,000 in revenue sharing money on four items. of our electric bill? The television the hedge with an electric clipper $3,060 for double-paned windows to be installed in the She often gasps when the bill for pay for: Most of the crowd at the community hall consisted set in' the living room is on three • Ga-'. K;. h of us drives a Herrick Park Building, and $2,400 to replace a radio uiinp our electricity comes in. When I and come in on a hot day to our • Our telephone bill, for instance car roiif,. ,5.ouu miles a year. If of recreation supporters, and they voted unanimously for the fire chief’s vehicle. First Selectman Henry P. Awards night for Lodge Villa Louisa Rd, hours a day and sometimes the ask what it is, and say it doesn’t The' fact is electricity is the air-conditioned kitchen for a cold is more than our electric bill. we get 2u miles to the gallon and a to spend $13,000 for lighting and possible ground work Ryba told the residents that the windows would serve little black and white one in the Friendship Lodge 145 will meet tonight at 7:30 at the seem like too much to me, she cheapest thing we buy. We have an drink out of the refrigerator. How’s that for ridiculous? gallon costs $1.26, that means we at Herrick Park. When the meeting was adjourned both security and energy conservation purposes. Bolton, Conn. kitchen is on at the same time, in they cheered briefly. Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. An awards night is explains that it’s twice as much as Don’t tell me $600 is expensive • The other night we went to a Fire Chief James N. Preuss Jr. said the present eight-room house in an area where the kitchen we have a toaster oven spend three times as much each The newly formed Bolton Sports Coalition bad planned. Pins for 50 year membership will be given 649-0164 it was three years ago. electricity is expensive in relation for ail that or I ’ll make you a batch good restaurant and the check year on gas we we spend on radio is weak, but will be used by the deputy chief. and refreshments will follow. next to the food mixer, a can rallied the support, members said. Recreation of ice cream in my electric freezer. came to more than $40 for two electricity. supporters also turned out at the two hearings on revenue sharing money to encourage the selectmen to point some money toward upgrading the Herrick In USA, 50,000 hobos Park facilities. Ballplayers have complained about the condition of the fields. The residents also supported $10,000 for a new trailer for hauling highway equipment. The finance Geno Nimmo’s a railroad bum PA Y IN G TOO MUCH FOE YOUR, By Tom TIede became a knight of the road.” HOMEOWNERS POLICY? United Press International THE RAILS are not easy on adults, either. Police MORE SPECIFICALLY, Nimmo became a hobo LAK E CHARLES, La. (NEA) — The way Geno say some women tramps are raped, and the men heal ^We represent several insurant WHOLESOME MILK, RICH CREAM, PURE And he is only one of many who have done so in recent Nimmo tells it he was once a stable, prosperous, up on each other. Nimmo claims he is assaulted VANILLA FLAVO R . . . A FAVORITE FO R 35 YEARS. times. Railroad officials believe that more people are kcompanies that write homeownei happily married family man. He owned a house in almost evei^i week. “ They take your shoes, your riding the rails these days than at any time since the [policies at very favorable rates. We) The family favorite for over 35 yw an ... Shady Glen vonlla Pasadena, Texas, he ran a bar in Houston, he had a socks, your identification. I had my pants stolen once; ice cream. Come In today, have a cone, sundae, take home Great Depression. They say there may now be more 1 went around ail day in my underwear." wife from Great Britain, a pair of devoted children than 50,000 tramps in America. rwould be happy to give you our best and something more than $150,000 worth of related Also, there are the natural dangers. The hobos fall a hand-packed pint, quart or a family size half galon,'feu M;any of the tramps resemble the storied vagrants muote along with a free appraisal of eploy ol^fashfoned quantity and q u ^ wlwn you buy assets. from the boxcars, or they freeze in the mountain Then a while back he lost it ail. of the Depression. They are forced to use the rails as a passes. Recently, a bum reportedly burned to death Shady Glen ice cream made for you by Shady Glen vehicle to search for jobs. Others, however, are on the iyour home. Why not take a minutei "What happened was my wife was sleeping with this while sleeping in an automobile that was being r t n c e i m bum for more indefinite reasons. Nimmo for [to give us a call? It could well be to) other man. I caught her with him in my bedroom. transported by rail through Tennessee. Apparently, instance, says he is running from his past toward a he had started a small fire to keep warm. fyour best interest. Well, I got a gun and chased him through the kitchen future that is little better. and into the garage. Then I let fire. I shot the S.O.B., The wonder is that any of them survive, actually. Whatever their reasons, the hobo population is bracelets a ( yellow gold three times, and I hit my pickup truck twice. Both he For Nimmo insists that hobos as a group are the most and the truck died.” swelling as the weather turns. Social workers say vulnerable minority in the nation. "We don’t eat most of the tramps hole up in urban skid rows during Nimmo says he was convicted of charges other than unless we steal food. We don’t wash for weeks al a the winter, and begin to migrate in the spring murder, and he served several years in prison. By the time. Everybody I know is sick. Sometimes you see Robert J. Smith, Inc. Thousands are now moving* in the South; many 5f time he got out his wife had moved away with the kids, them lie down and just stop breathing." them will soon follow the sun north. 65 East Center St. DAIRY STORES his business had gone bankrupt, and he had to sell his Some won’t make it very far; Nimmo says teen-age Manchester. Conn. 649-5241 Jewehn Since f000^ home to pay debts. To complicate the situation, he NIM M O ADDS that the latter may be merciful. He TWO CONVENENT LOCATIONS Bi MANCHESTER became an alcoholic. children are the first to fall away. "You see them 14 15 says much of the sickness among tranip.s is caused by Open Thursdays until 7 p.m. years old. They drop out of school and they want to'go DOWNTOWN M ANCHCSm 840E. MDOLETTKE. on RT. 6 • Opan Daly and Sun.; PSriiada Bcanch opan Mon. Ihni Sn . "So there I was,” he continues, " I was alone, broke, booze, and the rotting away can be vicious. The men and Saturdays till noon. Haitkifd • New Bntam • WMttwms Mall John C. pnd BanUoa A. Rug, Onnan and I was drunk. I didn’t have any friends to turn to. I ^ Denver or Chicago^ Hell, most don’t make it past go berserk with D.T.’s. Some get so emaciated they Ci»>»ss*tsaii CnorpoVisaAiaenoBM CnorQO W*amJ.Hodi.Eaacul«aMtntgii . GENO NIMMO ‘AT HOME’ didn’t have any relatives who could help. Then one Memphis They get hungry and tired. I hear them develop festering sores. "The wine is like poison,” crying in the night. . . . hard luck his lot day I went down to the railroad^ hopped a boxcar, and Please turn to'page 20. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 21, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 21, 1983 — 13 Mike Hirth receives Advice What are friends for? AUBURN, Calif. (UPI) - Sheriff s Deputy Rick Meredith tried to forget his 40th birthday, humanitarian award but nobody would let him. ' In a campaign arranged by fellow Placer Emanuel “ Mike” Hirth of Highwood County deputy Ron Merydlth, bumper stickers, Drive will be presented with the B’nai Is this family company, or a crowd? signposts, banners and radio announcements B'rith Humanitarian Award Sunday at proclaimed, “ Rick Meredith is 40 today,” all day Temple Beth Sholom. Tuesday. "It was a legal conspiracy to embarrass me,” He has dedicated many years of DEARABBY: We have life of his own. He will not perts in the field of human We think Sis should face service to the Israel Bond Drive, which Meredith said Wednesday. a mildly retarded 17-year- always have you around behavior would say that up to her responsibilities ” We realized the only really difficult thing he chaired, as well as to the United old son. (I’U call him to look after him. you are not ready for a as a mother, but she’s about turning 40 is telling everyone how old you Jewish Appeal and the Greater Hart­ "B ill.” ) We can’t leave serious commitment, so living it up and having fun ford Jewish Federation campaigns. He are,” Merydith said. him home alone (espe­ DEAR ABBY: I have as an unconscious protec­ instead. Meanwhile, Mom has also aided the local temple. Temple Dear Abby cially at night) except for yet to see this problem in tive device you find your­ is raising the little girl. Beth Sholom. 'The presentation will short periods, and he is too your column and would self attracted only to men Mom knows she’s being be made at a brunch at 11 a.m. The Abigail Van Buren old for a “sitter,” so we appreciate some help who are unavailable — taken advantage of, but award is presented annually. take him with us wher­ from you. and therefore safe. she doesn’t say anything Hirth has served as chairman of the ever we go. B ill is I have this thing about to Sis because she’s afraid Thoughts Finance Committee of Temple Beth friendly, well-mannered, married men. If I meet DEARABBY: To make Sis will dump the kid on Sholom during the crucial growth neatly groomed, and he’s two men of equal charm a long story short, my someone else, then Mom One of the great mira­ were man s experience years of the temple. He is a member of not a source of awkward­ and one is married and the sister has dumped wouldn’t know how her cles witnessed in God’s and life-style in his rela- the temple’s Board of Directors and the ness or embarrassment to don’t want an extra per­ When you call your other is single. I ’ll go for Tammy, her 3-year-old granddaughter was being revelation of Himself is tionships with one Board of Trustees. Anyone. son. How can we tactblly hostess whom you hardly the married one every child, oh our mother, and treated. the flawless harmony another. He’s an incorporator of the Manches­ . Our problem; When we find out if Bill is welcome? know and “ explain the time. I ’ll even choose one it has us all upset — Is there a solution? within the Trinity. In the The secret of harmon­ ter Mewmorial Hospital and is on the Herald photo by Torqulnlo ;are Invited to a dinner at I might add, if we can’t circumstances,” ’ who is engaged, or living especially Dad. Maybe Mom would listen Godhead exists the Fa­ ious relationships is to Advisory Board of the Connecticut someone’s house, is it all bring Bill, we won’t go whether she wants an with someone, instead of It started out when Sis to advice from you. ther, the Son, and the Holy know the Holy Spirit and National Bank. He has served as right to call the hostess either. extra person or not, she an eligible bachelor who’s asked Mom if she could END OF OUR ROPE Spirit. They have from walk in the leading of the Students honored president and is on the board of and ask If Bill may be BILL’S PARENTS .will find it almost impossi­ up for grabs. leave Tammy overnight, eternity to eternity been Holy Spirit throughout the directors of the United Egg Producers. included? After all, he’s ble to exclude your son. I ’ve dated loads of eligi­ then for the weekend, and DEAR END: Your sis­ in total harmony with one experiences of one’s daily He has also served on the American Three students were presented with scholarship goes to high school in Florida. Her grandmother, an not a small child — he’s DEAR PARENTS: You That’s not fair to her. ble men, but I ’ve yet to now she’s living at Mom’s ter appears unwilling to another. Three persons, life. The fruit of knowing E gg Board and the New England awards at recent installation ceremonies of the Emblem Club member. Rose Hodge, accepted her almost an adult. Some­ say your mildly retarded I know you mean the find one who does a thing full time. Sis drops in to raise her 3-year-old one Godhead. Each has a Him is love, joy, peace, Region Egg Board. tim es the hostess is a 17-year-old son can’ t bbe best for Biil, but he needs for me. see her now and then. daughter. Your mother different role, and the patience, kindness, good­ Manchester Emblem Club. Winners, from left, are award for her. Right is Doris Ritter, chairman of the He was one of a group of businessmen stranger — for example, left home alone, yet he is a social life of his own, and I would like to get Poor Mom is exhausted appears unwilling to allow Trinity gives us no cause ness, faithfulness, gentle­ Michelle Hawthorne, a senior at Manchester High Scholarship Committee. The scholarships go to invited to Washington to develop an EMANUEL HIRTH when we’re invited to a too old for a sitter. If he by denying him one, you married someday, but and has no time for the child to be raised by to fear their eventual ness and self-control. School, and Noreen Rose, a student at the American deserving sons or daughters, or grandsons or economic program by former Presi­ wedding and don’t know can’t be left home alone, are further handicapping I ’m 36 and have never met anything else. (She has anyone else. Unless that disunity in that the Holy dent Carter. . . . to be honored That is not a bad offer to School for the Deaf. Alicia Keller, the third recipient. granddaughters of club members. the bride’s family. regardless of his age, he him. an eligible man I ’d want to two other grandchildren.) double deadlock can be Spirit is in voluntary mankind! I propose Him, It is especially apropos that Hirth be and around the week and built up a Most folks, when they needs a sitter, and you Rather than refusing all marry. We feel that Mom and Dad broken by appeal and submission to the Son and the Holy Spirit, to be honored at this time when the memo­ prosperous farm. learn the situation, are should make provisions invitations that do not LIKES MARRIED MEN have raised their family, reason, Tammy will be the Father, and Christ is man’s perfect guide in all ries of the Holocaust are being relived During this time Hirth worked with .happy to include our son, for one rather than take include Bill, please con­ and they shouldn’t haveto raised by her in voluntary submission circumstances! 1983 WATES Queen — loser is winner by many of the survivors of Uiat era. the Central Connecticut Cooperative but occasionally they him everywhere with you. sider helping him build a DEAR LIKES: The ex­ raise a grandchild. grandmother. to the Father. Hirth is a survivor who has rebuilt his Farmers Association to provide better This can only be the Norman E. Swensen, life from the terror and despair of the feed and to produce and market eggs experience of perfect Pastor Agnes Kamor was re­ ineligible to be queen this Betty Robenhymer, 11 Kamor, 17 years; Evelyn Beaver award for work­ Holocaust. cently crowned Manche- year. 7 ^ and poultry more effectively. love, and one could wish it Trinity Covenant Church pounds. Cady, 13 years; Elva ing hard to increase club He was bom in Turka, Poland in In 1960 he was chosen to manage the ter WATES Queen for Also: P egj^ Burnett. 36 Ann Whiting received a Muldoon, 13 years; Al­ finances. Rose Bilodeau Galicia, close to the Rumanian border. co-op after the sudden death of the 1983. Mrs. Kamor lost a pounds; Arline Griffin, 20 Too much relief more harm than good special award for reach­ berta Norris. 7; Nina was awarded the club’s His family was wealthy and prominent manager. He has managed it since that total of 42.5 pounds during pounds; Elizabeth Pave- Armstrong, 6; Frances ing her goal. Founders Award for hav­ in the community. When he was 13 time. In 1961 the Hirth family sold its the past year. lack, 18 pounds; Patricia Cone, 4; Esther Arm­ ing done much to promote years oid the Nazis over-ran Polandi farm and moved to Manchester. Morianos, 18 pounds; Lor- Elizabeth Pavelack was strong, 3; Lillian Banner, D EAR DR. LAMB: Will Dicarponate neutralizes for temporary relief but DEAR DR. LAMB: I Cinema the club. Hirth’s family fled to Hungary in a The farmers association has grown A total of 245 pounds ena Highbie, 16 pounds, recognized for maintain­ you please send us infor­ the acid in the stomach no antacid should be used am in general good health 3; Antionette Carabino, 3; A special donation was wintry flight from Poiand across the under his leadership. was lost by the following Rita Peckham, 15.5 ing- 26 years of perfect Roxann Lannan, 2 and mation about the danger the result is the release of regularly on your own. If but lately I have had black HARTFORD ENFIELD made to Manchester Carpathian Mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Hirth (Ann) have three top WATES losers: Ann pounds; Frances Cone, attendance. Perfect at­ Harriet Zatursky, 1. of harming the stomach carbon dioxide gas. Bicar­ you need frequent help stools. I went to my doctor Alheneum Cinema — The Cine 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 A 4 — The Memorial Hospital’s car­ Even there they did not escape the children. Liora is a student at the Gov Divorcee 7:30, 9:30. Sword In the Stone (G ) with Whiting lost 70 pounds. 14.5 pounds; Marion Na- tendance awards also by taking baking soda bonates then can contrib­ you should see a doctor to and had specimens taken. diac unit in memory of ravages of the Nazi onsiaught. Hirth University of Connecticut where she is Your Health Cinema City — Curtains Winnie the Pooh and a Day Because she was 1975 ice, 14.5 pounds; Janet went to Alice McCava- Johanna Gremmo re­ instead of prescribed an­ ute to stomach gas and its determine what your (R ) 12:55, 2:55, 4:55, 7:30, for Eeyore (G ) 12:30, 2:25, two deceased members, lost a brother, a sister, and most of his completing work on a bachelor of The report was no blood in WATES queen, she was Ledger, 11.5 pounds; tacids? Also what are the problem is and what the 9:30. — The Sword In the 4:25, 7, 9. — The Outsiders nagh, 19 years; Agnes ceived the club's Eager Gertrude Smachetti and relatives in the Holocaust. His father Lawrence Lamb, M.D. discomfort. That is also my stools. So what else Stone (G ) with Winnie the (P G ) 12:40, 2:30, 4:40, 7:20, science degree in political science; effects of taking three or true of carbonated drinks best treatment is. Ida Carini. and mother and another brother and a could cause this? The Pooh and o Doy tor Eevore 9:20. — My Tutor (R) 2:20, Steve is a student at Northeastern more Rolaids daiiy? and even Alka-Seltzer. Antacids are really (G ) 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 7, 9. — 4:20, 7:45, 9:55. — Tootsie New officers for 1983- sister were saved. doctor said there was University in Boston in a pre-law You may remember the rather complicated and Lone Wolt McQuode 12:45, (P G ) 2, 4:30, 7:30, 9:50. — 1984 are; president, Nina It was the cruelty and despair of the nothing to worry about. 2:45, 4:45, 7:15, 9:15. — Flashdance (R ) 12:50, 2:45, course; Jane is married. She lives in ' DEAR READER: The cute TV commercials of we are learning new Armstrong; vice presi­ Holocaust years that made Hirth Chariots of Fire (P G ) 3:20, 4:45, 7:40, 9:45. — Curtains South Dakota with her husband and big difference is that "plop, plop, fizz, fizz.” It things about them every 7:45 ond Personal Best (R) (R ) 2:10,4:15,7:15,9:30. dent. Antionette Cara­ determined to rebuiid the life of his I am almost 79 years three children. sodium bicarbonate can the acid elements in your problem. If that person day. Read The Health 1:05, 5:35, 9:55. MANCHESTER bino; treasurer, Eliza­ family in a free land. The family came may look impressive in a old. The only medication CInestudIo — 48 Hrs.(R) UA Theoters East — Cur­ Mrs. Hirth speaks several lan­ be completely absorbed body to keep your body in also drinks iots of miik, he glass but all that fizz in Letter 10-4, Use and Abuse beth Pavelack; assistant to this country in 1950 after a short stay I ’m on is for blood pres­ 7:30 — Allen (R ) 9:25. tains (R) 2,4,6,8,10. — Lone guages. She has served with the U.S. into your bloodstream. a ve ry narrow acid- may develop the milk- of Antacids, which I am Colonial — Dragon's Fury Wolt McQuade (PG) 2, 3:55, treasurer, Joyce Beebe; in Paris, France. your stomach may not be sure and I do take Geritol Military Government as an interpreter The common over-the- alkaline balance. Too alkali syndrome with cal­ sending you. Others who (R ) with Vicious Fist of 5:50, 7:40, 9:40. — The Sword recording secretary, Rox­ They bought a chicken farm in the so comfortable. I f you use and have for several Death (R ) from noon: In the Stone (G ) with A Day and language monitor. She attended counter and prescribed much bicarbonate intake cium deposits in his soft any of the bicarbonates, want this issue can send 75 for Eeyore (G ) 2, 3:55, 5:45, ann Lannan; correspond­ New London area where they raised years. EAST HARTFORD the Four Power Meeting which estab­ antacids, such as the can upset this delicate tissues and even kidney let the gas bubbles form in cents with a long, Eastwood Pub A Cinema — 7:35,9:30. ing secretary, Esther pullets and chickens and marketed High Road to China (P G ) MANSFIELD lished the map of Europe as it is known aluminum compounds, balance. damage. the glass and escape be­ stamped, self-addressed Armstrong. eggs. They worked around the clock today. 7:15. Trans-Lux College Twin — are not absorbed. An occasional bicarbo­ Bicarbonate doesn’ t fore drinking. envelope for it to me, in Poor Richards Pub A Ci­ Flashdance (R) 2:30, 4:50, 7, DEAR READER: It’s Sodium and potassium nate is not going to hurt harm the stomach. It is Rolaids are dihydrox- care of this newspaper, nem a— High Rood to Chino 9. — Breoklng Away (PG) the Geritol. It contains (P G ) 7:30, 9:30. 3:30, 7:20 with Diner (R ) 5:15, bicarbonate are alkaline. anybody, but chronic use, the rest of the body that P.O. Box 1551, Radio City yaluminum sodium car­ iron. When a person takes Showcase CInemo — The 9:15. — The Last Unicorn (G ) The bicarbonate part of particuiarly in large can suffer. But 1 must bonate. They won’t create Station, New York, N.Y. Outsiders (P G ) 1:15, 3:25, 2. iron in any form, most of it About Town the compound balances amounts, can become a warn you that when a this problem. They ar fine 10019. 5:20, 7:25, 9:30. — GondhI VERNON is not absorbed but stays (P G ) 1, 4:30,8. — Local Hero Cine 1 A 2 — High Rood to in the stool. When stools (P G ) 1:15, 4:15, 7:40, 10. — China (P G ) 2, 7, 9:10. — Tootsie (P G ) 1:05,3:40,7:10, Raiders ot the Lost Ark (PG ) are black from blood, it’s 9:45.— Bod Boys (R ) 2,4:30, 1:30, 7:20, 9:30. Women’s Club elects officers Turkey Dinner Saturday because of the iron in the 7:15,9:40. — Monty Python's WEST HARTFORD Try listening when wife protests The Meaning of Life (R) 1, Elm 1 A 2 — Raiders ot the The Women’s Clubof Manchester will meet Monday The Stewardship Committee of the Second hemoglobin. And iron in 3:05, 5:10, 7:25, 9:50. — Lost Ark (P G ) 2:15, 4:30, 7, at 8 p.m. at the Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Congregationai Church will sponsor a roast turkey medicines will do the Flashdance (R ) 1:30, 3:30, 9:15. — Sophie's Choice (R) Center St. same thing. 5:30, 7:45, 9:55. — M y Tutor 7:45. — The Block Stallion dinner Saturday from 5; 30 to 7 p.m. in the fellowship happen as the rosy glow of Write to Dr. Blaker at (R ) 1:45, 4:30,7:20,9:30. Returns (P G ) 2. . The Covenant Players of Rockville will present a hall. 385 N. Main St. DEAR DR. BLAKER: dramatic skit. Officers will be elected. My wife and I fight the infatuation wears off. the above address. The The menu will include turkey, mashed potoatoes, Then, in the hard light of volume of mail prohibits Mrs. Norman Nordeen is in charge of arrange­ squash, green salad, rolls, fruit cup with sherbet constantly about my ments. Mrs David Shearer and Mrs. William Tayior drinking, She can’t stand Ask day, you can look at each personal replies, but ques­ coffee, tea or milk. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for other without makeup or tions of general interest are hostesses. Refreshemnts will be served. Guests children under 12. 4t if I have even one drink. One glass of wine sends Dr. Blaker fancy clothing and ask the will be discussed in future are welcome. Dinner music will be provided by June Knight’s her into hysterics. question, "Is this.person columns. Jazz Band of South Windsor with music from the 30’s Karen Blaker, Ph.D. for me?” Dr. Blaker is currently and 40’s. I suppose I could stop Council discusses suldde drinking. That would Down in the dumps? Get involved in a project ana­ Chairwoman is Marion Taggart. Judy Eschmann help from Dr. Blaker's lyzing people’s secrets. If UUIIIPI230 solve the problem. But I The Manchester Community Services Councii will and Ellie Wait are in charge of dinner preparations enjoy a drink once in a newsletter “ Fighting de­ you would like to help, meet April 28 at noon at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 and arrangements. pression." Send 50 cents Church St. while and don’t see why I send your secret to her at and a stamped, self- SECRETS. Newspaper Dawn O’Dell of the Youth Services Bureau will should have to make such lead to more and that will You do deserve love but addressed envelope to Dr. Enterprise Association, .a sacrifice when she is so portend disaster. Ask FMtesents------moderate a discussion on teenage suicide, available that does not mean you Blaker in care of this 200 Park Ave., New York, resources, and techniques of handling the suicidal irrational over this. yourself truthfully if there deserve to be treated' as newspaper, P.O, Box 475, N.Y. 10166. Any use of this person. is any kernel of sanity in though you are perfect. DEAR READER: It is Radio City Station, New information will be kept Cost of the lunch is $2. Reservations must be made her ranting. You may be wonderful but The* New .likely that you and your York, N.Y. 10019. confidential. by Monday. Call 647-3061. Furthermore, seek you are not perfect. No •wife are not really fight- marriage counseiing be­ one is. ]hig over your drinking at fore this struggle gets In order to love you, a J E C T Stress lecture at Buckley .all but a far deeper, more even more destructive. man would first have to emotional issue. Couples Dr. Richard Goldwasser will present a lecture to the get to know you — your are often not aware of the D E AR DR. BLAKER: I Free • Free • Free Buckley School PTA on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the strengths and inadequa­ HtroM photo by Richmond deeper levels of their have always thought very school cafeteria. His topic will be stress management. cies. And you would have ANTIQUE CHEVY CAR SHOW conflicts. That is one of highly of myself. I am KEVIN QINSZANSKI LOOKS AT EINSTEIN The program wUI include a discussion on sources to learn about his. This the reasons fights so intelligent, gentle, loving The Southern New England Vintage . . . He made the clay sculpture at school and symptoms of stress, refuting irrational fears, and trustworthy. My can really only begin to Y ln a P t a '■rarely end with a mutu- Chevrolet Club Is holding Its 4th managing time, and biofeedback. jilly satisfying conclusion. problem has been finding Goidwasser is a psychologist with the Manchester annual antique Chevy meet at Carter ^Without knowing the a man who thinks of me in Board of Education and clinical director of the Chevrolet on Sunday, April 24th at cause, how can there be a the same positive terms. SHOVUCASi; Biofeedback Clinic of Manchester Inc., a treatment resolution? I always find men who 10 a.m. No charge to spectators or center for stress-related disorders. CMMAS Genius head inspires boy . The issue underlying start off the relationship show cars. Registration opens at 10 ^our wife’s concern over by putting me on a pedes­ BMOAINMATmCC DAILV tal and then slowly be­ rmst SHOW ONI V $ 2 . 5 0 a.m. Trophys, Refreshments and Sinatra’s Greatest By Barbaro Richmond Fish Society meets your drinking may he picture of Einstein and that’s what said the clay would probably be come disenchanted with Bake Sale. Herald Reporter trust. It could be that you he decided to make — the head of recycled. WEST HARTFORD — The Exotic Fish Society of something or other about The sculpture of Einstein, made Einstein. ,'used to have a drinidng For someone who doesn’t have Hartford will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the my personality. SUNDAY, APRIL 24TH by Kevin Ginszanski, a Grade 8 problem and are trying to Hits - Exclusive any great interest in scupture He first sketched a picture of Emanuel Meeting House, 155 Park Road. Will convince your wife (and I enjoy the beginning of AT student a t. Illing Junior High work, the young student certainly what he wanted his sculpture to Hanford will speak on home and show aquariums. jrourself) that you now every new love relation­ School, may bejustapileofclayby did a yeoman’s job on Einstein. CARTER CHEV. CO. INC. no w look like. He said the actual Also planned is a bowl show, auction, door prizes can drink socially. Per- ship and wonder why it He said he’s not sure if his future sculpting took him three class and refreshments. Children under age 16 must be ■haps you did some things can’t stay that way. I 0ANDHI> ^ 1229 Main St., Manchester . Interviews! pursuits will be in the field of art. Ginszanski made the remarka­ periods or about three hours. accompanied by an adult. For information call in the past while under the think I deserve that kind He has awhile to decided. It’s a of love. ble likeness of the famous Einstein His mother said she was very 527-8826 after 5 p.m. influence of alcohol that -SHOWtlAI • pretty certain thing that his art in his sculture class at the school. surprised when she saw the Jandermined her security I have been in therapy 1dHM:SA«00 teachers will try and steer him in for seven years and my He takes the course as an elective. finished product. And very proud ■and hurt her deeply. Or, it that direction, when the time Twins Mothers to convene Now thru April 22nd Drawing cartoons is really his too. therapist agrees that I comes. inight be that someone OUTSIDERS favorite form of art. EAST HARTFORD — The Mothers of Twins deserve to be loved. |PG| Why would such a perfect piece jelse in her life had or THE JUEY BOX His mother is in the process of Association of Connecticut Inc. will sponsor its first -SOODUmAT:* Ginszanski said he fooled around of art work end up as a pile of clay? icurrently has a drinking D EAR READER: It is trying to preserve Einstein. She convention May 21 at the Holiday Inn. Registration 1:18^:28-8:E0-<.2S-8;30 '« Restaurant I with the clay for about three days. Ginszanski said there’s really no problem. wonderful to be treated as 4 PM - 5 PM may be lucky. Einstein is well- will open at 9 a.m. For some reason, she an idealized image. It is Then his teacher showed him a way to preserve it at the school He worth preserving. |f|] "Here Comes The Judg^^ The one day event will include the annual also unrealistic. feels that one drink will n association meeting and a buffet luncheon with TOOTSIE ii«i speaker Diane Warner, consultant for early childhood i *To get a pboto back once it has appeared in print in the -SHOWHMT:. Saturday, April 23rd parenting programs for the State Department of :Mamdiester Herald, simply come to the Manchester Is0»4:40-7:10>MS Yale vote shows Education. -Herald, Brainard Place, and ask at thh reception desk. Remember Topics of discussion will include twin development, ■Sorry, we cannot return photos by mail unldss a self- MEANINGiri co-eds want freeze reactions of reunited twins separated at bitrth, and addirased stamped envel^ is spMnitted. 8 AM - 8 PM parenting prospectives for the coming decade. OF LIFE the Alamo? -rrSHOWfiATir: For information write to TMC of Greater Hartford, 1«M«AS:10-T:aS-SM NEW HAVEN (UPij — A referendum of undergrad­ SAN ANTONIO. Texas (LPI, - hu Klux P.O.' Box,8224, East Hartford, 06108. I Our uate students at Yale University shows a majority of Klansmen will forsake their traditional white lOCAL those voting were in favor of a bilateral nuclear sheets and don plain clothes in guarding the PG Juror's _ r freeze. Kite contest at Lutz MAHCHESTER ART ASSOC. HERO Alamo from communists while other robed -StOWtljKi- Listen to Win! The results of the referendum, held Monday and The Lutz Children’s Museum and the Savings Bank Presents Choice members take part in a May Day march. ijiA^ia-Tjse-iOiOo Tuesday, showed i,674 students of the 1,985 who cast Charles Lee, grand dragon of the Texas KKK, of Manchester * ill sponsor a kite-flying contest April ballots voted in favor of adopting a "mutual freeze on said Wednesday up to a dozen Kian members will 30 from 9 to 11 a.m. at Charter Oak Field. The event is FLASH I Baked StuffedT-Tn- testing, production and deployment of nuclear be posted at the Alamo during the march. open to children age 5 to 13. 10th Annual Outdoor weapons and of missiles and new aircraft designed I^e, represented by the American Civil Registration will be taken at the museum until April DANCE R Jumbo (4) FRANK SINATRA primarily to deliver nuclear weapons,” said Matthew Liberties Union, Tuesday received a permit to 29. For information call 643-0949. Shrimp 1:V-S:SeA:S0-7:4S«SS Countryman, a member of Yale Students for Nuclear hold the march near City Hall, several blocks ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW Disarmanent. (w/Salad-Potato from the Alamo. Inspection at lodge IN CONCERT The Klan originally asked to march on the RADBOVSB] $6.95 Anothei ul>4 students v uieu to oppose the freeze and SiNi.f Jm m S, 1983 seven people handed in write-in abstentions, he said. Alamo to protect it from communists who raised Manchester Lodge 73 will meet Tuesday at 7- 30 p m \ Rib Eye Steak Those voting represented about 40 percent of Yale’s a red flag over the shrine in May Day celebrations at the Masonic Temple, East Center Street. — — SHOWN at.------in 1980 and 1981. ■oin DBte - Sun., June 13, 1983 ^MMSe-7:1S-e-A0 undergraduate body. District deputy Bernard Stelman will make his //Salad-Potato lO M ta d M I $ 5 The Yale College Democrats and the Republicans Officials, fearing confrontations with the John annual inspection. The master Mason degree will be MEADOWLANDS ARENA, N.J. First Ward Committee sponsored the referendum Brown organization and the Brown Berets — both conferred with worshipful master Ernest KJellwn mWSSSM of whom pledged to be on hand May 1 — would not Friday A Saturday Night under the auspices of Yale’s 25-member Students for presiding. permit a Klan march at the Alamo. — — SHOWN ATI------A P R I L 23, 1983 Nuclear Disarmament. Refreshments wiil be served. All master Masons CENTER PARK __UtAM0-MA4«d ' WalnutSlMenehester, Ct6497696j are invited to attend. At Mala and Caalar Sts. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 21. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 21, 1983 — 15 Seaver in form Thursday TV in Mets’ sweep

0 - MonayHna Update talfy records a political assassina­ Page 16 6:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M. (S) - Sports Tonight tion. John Travolta, Nancy AHan. SPORTS QD (X) CE (SUSS SS - Newt d ) - P.M. Magazine ® “ Palicula: 'Pampa Barhara* 0 0 - Lata Night wHh David 1981. Rated R. Lattarman CSD ** ThrM 's Company C5D - All In the Family ® - TwWght Zona 2:30 A.M. Thursday 12:45 A.M. C D - B.J. and the Bear d ) - You Asked For It (B ) ~ M astarpiaca Thaatra 'Pri­ d ) - CBS Nowt Nightwatch vate Schulz.’ Schulz and his band (H ) ~ Jaffaraona ( £ - Family Feud ® - MOVIE; -ExcaNbur- Tha JIP of forgara bagin their task of forg­ torcarir Markn halpa young Ar­ O l - USA Cartoon Expreaa d 3 - Benny Hill Show ing English banknotss. (2 hrs.) thur gain England'a two graaiast 0 - ESPN SportaCantar [^ s e d Captioned] (]$ - Living Faith 3 D - News tiaaauraa. tha anchamad aword 0 - M «ipr Laaguo BatobaN: East rolls past Bulkeley ExesHbur and tha beautiful Guina- Oakland at CaHfomia ® - Star Trek 32) - ESPN SportsCenter Amanda and Rick (Catherine 11:30P.M. viare. NIcol WiMamaon. Nigol 0-Ciossfira I S - MOVIE: T h e Diacraat 3S) - Sports Look Hicks and Tim Malheson) find (X) - HawaN Fhw-O Tarry, HsIo t Mirrsn. 1981. Rated By Len Auster 0-Bawltehad kids had been here since 9:30 Tim Feshler’s grounder to third High),” Penders said. Charm of tha Bourgeoise* The themselves involved In the d ) - Mary Hartman PG. morals and attitudes of the ® - Soap Herald Sportswriter (a.m .). It wasn’t that bad was thrown away. Riggs and McCoy each had three French middle class are satirized. @ ) - Crossfire wickedly competitive perfume (X) - Banny HW Show 1:00 A.M. 3:00 A.M. business, on TUCKtR'S surprisingly. There were more ” I was pleased the way we came at hits with the latter driving in three Fernando Rey, Jean-Pierre Cas- ® - M*A*S*H d ) 8 1 - Viewpoint d ) - Sanford and Son d ) - MOVIE: 'Uoyds of They did plenty of work before- sel. Rated PG. W ITCH, Thursday. April 21 on London' Port 1 The story of the puddles in the outfield than in field. them in the first inning. We hit the runs. Mador, Masse and Feshler ® ) - Auction Q D - Racing From Vonkara d ) - Hogan'a Horaaa hantLand then made short work of CBS. famous inaursnea company of We turned the field over, aerated it ball hard and made it a ho- chipped in with two safeties - Auction ® - Saturday Night Uva what counted. (2§) - Chiquilladas Programa de CHECK USTINQ8 FOR EXACT TIME d ] - MOVIE: 'McCloud: Tha London. Tyrone Power, Gaorga and came out in pretty good hummer,” said Penders, who saw apiece. - Reporter 41 Day Now York Tumod Bhia'An Sandart, Msdelaine C a n ^ . 1936 variedades presentando el tal- 0 - Maty Hartman Repairing the damage that na­ shape,” he said. his club slam 14 hits. MOVIE: 'Full Moon High' onto joven. exacutive la targeted for asasaai- 3D - Croaaflra IS) - Prime News ture had wrath, putting Eagle Bulkeley wished the Eagles East added three runs in the East Catholic (10)—Wisnieski cf A high school football star be­ ® - Match Game ® 1983Compuk>g natkm after diacovaring a ahady comes a werewolf when the 0 0 - Tonight Show deal batwaan tha union and the O - Gunsmoka Field back into playing shape, hadn't bothered. second, including a solo homer 3-1-0-0. Riggs 4-2-3-2, Bond lb ® ) - Barney Miller moon is full. Alan Arkin, Ed O - MOVIE; -Tha Gazabo' A mob. Dannie Weaver, Bamadatta 3:15 A.M. East Catholic put the hurt on in the After East starter and winner over the centerfield wall by 3-1-1-0, Masse rf 3-2-2-0, M. Byam p McHahon. Rated PG. ® - People's Court Pstars, Daka Rassa. 1976. TV wriiar bunglai the murdar of O “ Women’s Qymneatics first inning en route to a 10-1 Mike Byam, 2-0, retired the side in McCoy, and single tallies in the O-O-O-O, Sledesky p O-O-O-O, McCoy hit wHa‘t bl^majlar. Glann ® - M*A*S*H (ID - MacNeil-Lehrer Report (X) - World Vision Spodal 1983 C eeaera Peleoe Invita­ victory over Bulkeley High Wed­ order, his teammates went to work third and fourth. dh 4-2-3-3, Roy 3b 3-0-0-0, Mador 2b Ford. Debblo Reynold*. Cad Ra- tional Dr. Who kiar. I960. 0 - Hot Spou Tonight'a pro­ nesday afternoon. in the home first against Bulldog Byam worked four innings be­ 3-2-2-1, T. Feshler if - - - , B. gram fsaturea Night Ckib muaic 3 0 2 0 8:00 P.M. 3:30 A.M. The unbeaten Eagles, with a starter and loser Mike Stepien, fore giving way to reliever Tony Feshler ph l-O-O-O, Tucker c 3-9-1-0, (S ) - Undersea World of 0 - MOVIE; 'S u H n Stada' Tha and sntartainiTiam. (60 mki.) 6:30P.M. d D GD - Believe You Can arKf ® > MOVIE: History of the O ® - HW Straat Bkiaa A mothar of young gid who bo- collective team batting average of who lasted into the second. World. Part 1' The foibles of civ­ Jacques Cousteau cover-up puts Capt. FurlHo be­ 0 - Paopla Now With Bid ® - Top Rank Boxing from Las Sledesky. The latter worked three S.Byam c l-O-O-O. Totals 31-10-14-7. CS) - W KRP in Cincinnati You Can comat pragnam pretend* that Vagase NV .389 through five games, scored ilized man are satirized in this epic tween two mayoral candidates Tush virtual perfect innings, a seventh­ Bulkeley (1 )—Rodriguez ss 3-0- dD - CBS News d)-Magnum, P.l. AfricanMau- tha child I* her own. Troy Dona- 9 - MOVIE: 'History of tha five times in that opening frame to Jeff Riggs beat out an Infield hit, Mau warriors seek revenge on comedy. Mel Brooks, Madeline end LaRue and Washington move hua. Connie Stevant. Dorothy inning miscue wiped out by a slick 0- 0, Restrepo 2b/3b 3-0-0-0, Quiles 3 D - Barney Miller 9:30 P.M. Woridr Part 1 * The folblos of civ­ Higgins and Magnum tries to Kahn, Harvey Korman. 1981. in on a bogus doctor, (fo (60 min.) McGuka. 1961. dampen the spirits of the visiting Doug Bond walked and Bill Masse doubleplay started by second Rated R. (D ® - It Takes Tw o 0 - F l i m ilized man era satirized in this epic cf 3-0-0-0, T.Gonzalez c l-O-O-O, 32) - ESPN's SportsWontan keep the death threat secret. ® -2 4 H o tM Bulldogs, who slip to 2-3. lined sharply to right jamming the baseman Mador. Mador was Medina c O-O-O-O, J.Rivera 3b (28) No Empujen Programa ( ® ® - Cheers Diana forces 11:45 P.M. 1:15A.M. comedy. Mei Brooks, Medsiine 3 $ - Women's Gymrtastics f D • Benson Benson marries O - MOViE: ‘Star Trak II: Tha Kahn, HarveylKorman. 1981. " I t seemed after we got the lead, sacks. Hot-hitting designated filling in for Chris Darby, out with comico con la animacion de Raul Sam to examine his preference ® - Philip Madow*. Privata 1- O-O-O, Colon 3b/p 1-1-0-0, P.Rivera 1963 Caesers Palace Invita­ Kraus. (R) [Closed Captioned] for dating beautrfui but dumb Wrath of Khan' Tha craw of the O - MOVIE; 'Mophlato' An Rated R. < we had the game. They (Bulkeley) ^ hitter Frank McCoy then drilled a tional Astor. Eya :Smart Alack KM.' Madowa ambitious actor riaas to the top of a case of chicken |X)X. rf l-O-O-O, Garcia rf/p 2-0-0-0, d ) - MOVIE; Gold' A cowboy women. (R) Starship Entarprisa leads tha threw the bail around and were a two-run single to left and took I ® ~ MOVIE; 'Srrwkey and the wicked Khan into a lethal battle of investigates tha mystsrioua hia profaaskm by smbraclng tha 4:00 A.M. Stepien p/2b 3-0-1-0, Claudio lb ® ® - NBC News looks for gold but finds romance - MOVIE: 'Lenny' The story death of a movie star. little demoralized, dejected,” said second on an error. Paul Roy’s foul and a gang of murderers instead. BarKlit' A trucker and his sidek­ whs. William Shatner. Laortard conrapta of Nazi Germany. Klaus 0 - Candid Camara ^ Byam yielded both Bulldog hits 3-0-1-0, Gonzalez 2-0-0-0, Totals (S ) ~ Noticiero Nackmal SIN ick accept a challenge to make a of Lenny Bruce, the celebrated Namoy. Ricardo Montalban. Maria Brandauar. 1981. East Coach Jim Penders. loft down the first base line turned Jack l^xie, Alice Day. 1932. 12:00 A.M. - Freeman Rapocta while striking out two and walking 23-1-2-0. Noticias nacionales con Guillermo round-trip journey of 1,800 miles comedian and social satirist, is re­ 1982. Rated PG. 0 Penders’ club, which resumes Restrepo. OB) - MOVIE: -Rsquinn For a created through his mortofogues. d ) - Mlation Impoaatbla 1:30 A.M. into a sacrifice fly as the speedy three. "W e said before the game if Key: At bats-hits-runs- RBIs. in 28 h^rs. Burt Reynolds, (B ) - Mastarpiaca Thaatre 'Pri­ 0 - N b w s play today against HCC foe St. ® - Jeffersons Heavyweight' A boxer almost Jackie Gleason. Sally Fteld. 1977. Dustm Hoffman. Valerie Pen^ne. d ) -Q u ln c y QD “ Tom Coctia Show Masse dashed home. we got a big lead he would go four reaches the top in his 17 years in 1974. Rated R. * vate Schulz.* Schulz ia mistakenly 0 - MOVIE: 'National Paul at 3:30, did ground crew work Paul Mador singled home ® - ABC News Rated PG. recrurtad into the S.S. (60 n>in.) d ) - Hawag Fhra-0 ( D ** Lova Amarican Styla Lampoon's Movie Madnaaa' innings. I want him to go Saturday Bulkeley 000 100 0 1 the ring, but is forced to quit after - Gabriel y Gabriele to get Eagle Field ready. “The McCoy and the former scored as (morning against Manchester ® ~ Over Easy a match that spells the end. An­ ® - MOVIE: 'The Execution Of [Closed Captioned] ( S - Auto Racing 'S3; (B) This spoof of Hollywood movies East Catholic 531 100 X 10 thony Quinn, Jackie Gleason, Private Slovik' Case history 10:30 P.M. NASCAR Nottlnvattam Bank covers four different film genres. 7:00 P.M. Mickey Rooney. 1962 Rated about the first American to be ex­ 10:00 P.M. 400 from North WHkasboro. Robby Benson. Candy Ri­ ecuted for desertion by the U.S. ( £ - M e t the Mayor* O - NBC Nawa Overnight chard Widmark. Rated R. CC - CBS News (S i - Inside tha USFL (X) CD - Tuckw-* Witch A NC Army. Martin Sheen, Beatty. O S -N a w * 2:00 AaM. ® ® - M"A»S*H (B ) - MOVIE: -Rich and Mariclare Costello. 1973 dead client asks the Tuckers to 0 - MOVIE: ‘Ballla Cry- Thia 4:30 A.M. find his killer. Q D - CBS Nawa Nightwatch Famous' Tw o women go O - Mator Uagua BaaabaM: drama tracaa tha romancaa, train­ 0 - Abbott and Coetalo fD - Muppet Show Oakland at CaNfomia ing and battles of a group of U.S. through many char>ge6 during a (SD - World War I C D ~ News (D 'M O IH E : 'Foreign IntHgua* 0 - Nawa CiD - ABC News twenty-year friendship. Jacque- Marinaa during World War II. Van Press agent invsstigatss mystsr- Best in Campbell advances 8:30 P.M. CD ^8 - ABC News Closeup ® - Indapandant Natvmrfc GE) - Soap lir>e Bisset, Caridice Bergen. Nawa Haflin. Aldo R ^ . Mona Fraaman. kMis past of rich empfoysr after 4:45 A.M. 1981. Rated R. C£) ® - COTKkl 3 D - Independent Network 19E5. his death. Robert Mitchum. Gana- 3 D ® ® - Alice News 0 - MOVIE: ‘Sword and the 3 ^ - Top Rank Boxir>g from Las 10:45 P.M. 0 - Nawanight vlava Pagsr Ingrid Tulsan. 1956. By MIkeTullv stop a few, otherwise it cbtdd have period that placed the Islanders in Garden. The NHL record for most 32) “ ESPN's Sportsforum 38) - College Beskett>allr Aloha Borcarar' A heroic young prince DPI photo Classic Vegas. NV 3 9 - MOVIE: 'Sword and the (S) - Raportar 41 O - MOVIE; Tm Dancing Aa CD ** Jo* FrankBn Show vows to avenge the murd^ of his UP I Sports Writer been three or four to nothiog^and position to clinch their record 14th consecutive playoff series won is ( d - Rk So 1990 Sorcerer' A heroic young prince ® - MOVIE: 'Taka Ma Out to ® - Noche de Gala Faat As I Can' A Vakum- MOVIE: 'Pitanotai' Entar- parents. Lee Horsley, Kathleen they’d have the momentum back.' ’ straight playoff series in Game 6 held jointly by the Islanders and 38) - Festtval of Faith vows to avenge the murder of his 11:00 P.M. tddictad TV producar'a Kfeityla BeUer, George Maheris. 1982. the Balt Game' Two song and (SD - Entarprise parents. Lee Horsley. Kathleen prising young man makes a The Campbell Conference, re­ Denis Savard, the Black Hawks’ Friday night at Madison Square the Montreal Canadiens. faka apart whm aha triaa to quit Rated R. NETS’ ALBERT KING (RIGHT) LOOKS (S ) - Moneytlne dance men find themselves on a Beller. George Mahans. 1982. (X) d ) (X) O 81 SI - Naw* fortune by pronwting anything presented by a fluke club in the leading scorer in the playoffs, cold turkey. Jik Clayburgh. NIcol with enthusiasm, but maeu his ® - N e w s ball team owned by a beautiful girl Ratsd R. (X) - M -A -8 -H . . .for room past brother Bernard King of Knicks Stanley Cup finals last year, is and in trouble with gangsters. 9:00 P.M. WiMamaon. Geraldine Page. match in a blond. Alac Gukv>ass, scored a power-play goal at 7; 24 of 0 ) > Lottery Show 38) - Sports Probe d ) - Ua Datactor 1982. Rated R. certain to send one of its best teams the first period and the Hawks Frank Sinatra, Ger>e Kelly, Esther CD (D - Simon & Simon Valeria Hobson. 1952 What this country needs is @1 - Soiedad Serie dramatics 3 9 - Sunday at the King's ^-OddCoupla this time around. Williams. 1949 CD - The Merv Show 0-Radki199O a dog bone with a taste that never were headed. Doug Wilson Libertad Lamarque. 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By Kevin Kenney hexed during the Mets’ recent dry UPI Sports Writer spell — pitched a hitless ninth Scoreboard inning to earn his second save. — It was the first time since 1980 “ He (Allen) had a little rough that the New York Mets won both week,” a smiling Mets' manager ends of a double-header; George Bamberger said after­ — It was the first time since 1977 ward. “ He thought the world came that Tom Seaver won a ballgame to an end, but baseball is like that for New York; and it an turn around in a hurry. Red Sox 5, Brewers 4 O a ta , CIn 13 48 6 18 .375 Knicks118.Nets107 — It was the first time since I'm happy for Allen and Diaz and Mets6,PlratesO Lacy, Pitt 11 48 10 17 .354 Brulna 9, Sabres 0 August of 1981 that Seaver pitched Bonilla, SD 14 65 9 23 .354 Seaver, but mostly I ’m happy for Baseball MILWAUKEE BOSTON P a a , Phil 11 37 0 13 .351 First Game Buffalo 0 0 0— 0 NEW YORK (118) a complete game and the first time the ballclub." ObrhM ObrhM Amalcan League Robinson 5-7 1-3 11, B. King 16-2) 8-9 Molltor 3b 4 1 1 2 Boggs 3b 2 10 0 PITTSBURGH NEW YORK Boston 5 2 2—9 since May of that year that he After the Pirates scored twice in ObrhM ObrhM g Ob r h PCI. First palod— 1, Boston, B. Crowda 2 40, Cartwright 3-6 2-3 0, Sparrow 8-12 6-7 Yount a 4 110 Evaa rf 4 0 0 0 Brett, KC 10 40 13 19 .475 22, Westphol 1-4 1-1 3, S. Williams 2-8 2-2 tossed a shutout. the second on RBI grounders by Cooper 1b 4 12 1 Rice If 4 1 1 2 Lacy rf 3 0 2 0 Wilson cf 4 0 2 1 (Bourque), 2:16. 2, Boston, Middleton 7 Buaball standings Mazzllll cf 4 0 0 0 Bailor a 5 1 1 0 Thornton, Clev 13 43 5 17 .395 (Pedason, Bouraue), 3:14. 3, Boston, 7, Tucka 0-1 1-2 1, Webster 3-7 3-4 9, Orr Mookie Wilson’s third hit of the Johnny Ray and Dale Berra, the SImmns dh 4 0 0 1 Ystrzm dh 3 0 2 0 Corew, Cal 10 39 6 15 .385 2-0 0-0 4, Grunfeld 6-9 1-2 13, Sherrod OO Ogllvle If 3 0 10 Valdn pr 0 10 0 Modick 3b 4 0 0 0 Klngmn 1b 4 1 2 2 Pederson 8 (Park, MlddlMon), 13:00. 4, game, a single in the eighth inning, Mets scored four runs off starter Th m a n 1b 4 0 0 0 Jorgnsn Murray, 1b Balt 0 0 0 0 12 45 9 17 .378 Bosta, MlddlMon 8 (Bourque, Park), OO 0. Totals 46-83 25-33 118, ' AMERICAN LEAOUE Th o m a cf 4 0 0 0 Stopletn 1b4 1 1 0 Boggs, Bos 13 53 7 20 .377 NEW JERSEY (107) drove in the tie- breaking run Lee Tunnell. Wally Backman Moore rf 4 0 2 0 Gedmon c 3 0 0 0 Eosla If 3 0 0 0 Fosta If 2 10 0 Ford, Bolt 10 40 7 15 .375 14:51. 5, Boston, KrushelynskI 4 (Peda­ East Roy 2b 4 0 0 0 Bradley rf 3 0 0 0 son), 18:50. Penalties— Peterson, B. Williams 4-12 8-10 16, A. King 7-18 2- Wednesday night to lift the Mets a singled in two runs and Wilson w L Pet. OB Y a t c 4 0 0 0 Nichols cf 4 1 1 1 Yount, Mil 12 47 11 17 .362 2 17, Oowkins 6-7 2-2 14, Cook 5-13 OO 10, Gantner 2b 4 1 2 0 Hoffmn ss 3 0 11 Pena c 3 0 10 Brooks 3b 4 0 0 0 Ripken, Balt 12 50 10 18 .360 Buf, 7-5 victory over the Pittsburgh tripled in two more. ■ Baltimore 7 5 .583 Berra ss 2 0 0 0 Hodga c 4 111 2:44; Pedason, Bos, 6:54; Virta, Buf, Richardson 514 1-1 11, O'Koren 1-4 00 2, Milwaukee 6 .500 1 Miller ph 0 0 0 0 Gontna, Mil 12 45 7 16 .356 Gmlnski 58 34 15, Birdsong 311 1-2 7, Pirates and a sweep of their In the first game, Seaver struck 6 . Armas ph 0 0 0 1 McWllm p 1 0 0 0 Gila 2b 3 111 Molltor, Mil 12 52 7 18 .346 10:59; MacTavIsh, Bos, 13:20. Taonto 6 6 .500 1 Parka ph 1 0 0 0 Seava 0 2 111 Second palod— 6, Boston, Pedason Phillips 35 02 6, Wolka 2-2 1-1 5, twi-night double-header. out nine and allowed only three '’Boston 6 7 .462 V^ _ . Remy 7b 3 0 0 0 Home Rum Elmore 2-5 OO 4. Totals 44-99 18-24 107. 1 Totab 35 4 9 4 Totab 30 5 6 5 Sarmlent p 0 0 0 0 National League — Brock, LA, Davis, 9 In the opener, Seaver, 1-0, runners as far as second base. He . Hew Y ak 6 7 .462 Vh Hebna ph 10 0 0 (unassisted), 7:08. 7, Boston, Kluzak 1 New York 35 23 31 29— 118 -Betrolt 5 7 .417 TWO out when wbm big run scored SF and Schmidt, Phil 4: seven plavas N w Jersey 27 23 26 31— 107 pitched 8 three-hitter in helping also walked three. 2 Mllwauka 000003010— 4 Winn p 0 0 0 0 tied with 3. (Middleton), 16:00. Penalties— Cleveland 5 8 .385 2'/» Totals 30 0 3 0 Totab 31 Andrey­ Three-point pools— S. Williams, A. New York to a 6-0 triumph and Wtit Boston ODD on 003— 5 6 8 6 Amalcan League — Brett, KC, The 38-year-old right-hander Game winning RBI — A rm a (1). Pittsburgh 000000000— 0 chuk, But, 14:58; Pedason, B a , 15:46. .King. Fouled out— Robinson, B. Wllll- their first double-header sweep '.'Oakland 9 4 .692 oOO 6 Castino, Minn, Re.Jackson, Col, Kittle, - oms, also contributed an RBI triple in DP— MllwaukalLOB— Mllwauka5, Naw York 031 20x— Chi, Phelps, Sea and WIntleld, NY 4. Third palod— 8, Boston, Kaspa 2 -Texas 8 5 .615 1 ■ Game winning R BI— G ila (1). (O'Connell), 7:04. 9, Boston, McNab 2 A. King. Total touls— New York 24, New since July 13 1980, when they the second inning. Ron Hodges was -Kansas City 6 4 .600 Vh Boston 4. 2B— YatrzemskI, Nichols, Rum Batted In Jersey 28. Rebounds— New York 37 ^Calltornla Gantner, Cooper, Stapleton. HR— E— McWlllloms 2, Berra, Brooks. DP— ‘ Notional League — Kennedy, SD 16; (MacTavIsh, Park), 17:15. Penaltia— defeated the St. Louis Cardinals safe on a double- error by Pirate 7 6 .538 2 Molltor Pittsburgh 1, New York 1. LOB— B. (Websta 11), New Jersey 47 (B. twice. In 18 double-headers since, .Chicago 6 6 .500 2V^ Pittsburgh 6, New York 8. 2B— G ila . 3B Driasen, CIn 12; Landreaux, LA 11; Williams 13). Assists— New York 22 starter Lariy McWilliams, 1-2, and Minnesota (1), Cooper (2), Rice (3). SB— Moore (2), Bench, CIn, G u a ra o , LA and Lezeano, Crowda, Bos, 5:11; Pareault, But, 12:34. UPI photo 7 7 .500 2Va Gantner (2). — Seaver. HR— Kingman (2). S B - Shots on goal— Buffolo B-7-12— 27. (Sparrow 7), New Jersey 26 (Cook, the Mets lost eight and split 10. Brian Giles doubled to score Seattle 5 11 .313 y/i SD, 10. Birdsong 6). Technicol— Elmore. IP H RERBBSO Lacy Amalcan Leogue — Kittle, Chi 14; Boston 10-14-7— 31. The double victory also snapped Hodges before Seaver followed _ Wadnasday’sRasuns (11). S— Seava. SF— Wilson. G oalla— Buffalo, Sauve, Myre. Bos­ A— Boston 5, Mllwaukaa Mllwauka Brett, KC and Thornton, Clev 13; 15,672. YANKS’ DAVE RIGHETTI WINS RACE a six-game losing streak for the with a triple. Mookie Wilson’s H a a 7 3 2 2 2 2 IP H R ER BB SO Gontna, Mil, Lynn, Col and Murray, ton, Toronto 4, Cleveland 1 Pittsburgh Peeters. A— 14,685. . . . for putout on Chicago’s Harold Baines Mets. sacrifice fly scored Seaver. T e x a 11, Baltimore 2 Ladd (L 0-1) 1 23 3 3 3 2 3 Bolt II. Eaterly 0 0 0 0 1 0 Mcwllllms (L 1-2) 4 5 4 2 3 4 Stolen Bosa ” We haven’t been playing very UPI photo Kansa City 8, Detroit 7 Sarmlento 2 0 0 0 1 1 Blazers 108, Sonics 97 “ There are a lot of little things New York A Chlcooo 4 Boston National Leagu e-Lacy, Pitt 11; Sox, Black Hawks 5, North Stars 2 well lately, but a night like this will Eckersley 8 8 4 4 1 4 Winn 2 3 2 2 1 0 2 you can do to help yourself," Minnesota 11, Seattle 2 New York LA 8; Leonad, SF and M ilna, CIn 5; pick us right up,” said Wilson, the Seaver said. "I f a manager knows METS’ TOM SEAVER FOLLOWS THROUGH Oakland at Californio, ppd., rain. CIror (W 1-0) 1 1 0 0 0 1 Mozzllll, Pitt, Moreno, Hou, Redus, CIn PORTLAND (108) Eaterly pitched to 1 batter In 9lh. Seava (W 1-0) 9 3 0 0 3 9 and Washington, Atl 4. MinntMfa 0 11— 2 Nott 513 57 15, AA. Thompson 9-15 7-9 New York center fielder. "W e’re a Thursday’s Oomm Balk— McWilliams 2. T — 2:32. ChlCO0O 2 2 1---5 you can handle the bat, he wUl .. .in posting first-game victory over Pirates (All T im a EST) T — 2:17. A— 17,302 Amalcan League — J.Cruz, Sea 8; 25, Coopa 58 2-2 14, Poxson 1314, 57 25, young club and we are going to leave you in — even If it’s only to Garda, Tor and Wilson, KC 7; Collins, First period— 1r Chlcooo. Sovord 4 Valentine 512 33 13, Carr 2-6 31 4, Seattle (Young 1-2) at MInnaoto (Crossman, Larmer), 7:24. 2, Chicago, Yanks’ Righetti make young mistakes. We’ve been (Oelkers 0-2), 1:15 p.m. Tor 6; Baylor, NY 5. Lever 3-6 30 6, Townes 1-4 2-2 4, Norris bunt a man along so you can win Mats 7, Pirates 5 Wilson 4 (Preston, Marsh), 19:22. telling everybody we can win, but Texas (Matlock 1-1) at Balti­ Rangers11,Orloles2 Pitching 1-1 30 2, Buse 30 30 0. Totals 42-79 24-31 yourself another gam e." first homer to propel the Phillies. catcher’s interference play and a more Victoria Penoltles>-Broten, Min, double- 108. now we’ve got to show people." National League — P a a , Atl 3-0; minor, SEATTLE (97) Dave Kingman had a two-run Pitching in 41- degree weather, wild pitch. Houston starter Mike (Palmer 1-0), 2:05 p.m. Second Gome 3:06; Ludzik, Chi, double-minor, 3:06; With two out in the eighth of the Oakland (Krueger 20 and Codlroin-0) TE)(AS BALTIMORE Carlton, Phil and Soto, CIn 3-1; 15 Shelton 2-11 1-1 5, Vranes 31 30 0, homer for the Mets in the seventh. Carlton, 3-1, allowed a first-inhing LaCoss, 0-1, was removed during PITTSBURGH NEW YORK pitchas tied with 2. Hartsburo, Min, 4:06; Gardner, Chi, 4:06; Sikma 317 7-11 23, B. Thompson 514 36 back in top form nightcap, Kent Tekulve, 0-1, the ' at California (Zahn 1-1 and Forsch 20), ObrhM ObrhM Ob r h M Ob r h M Maxwell, Min, 6:48; Roberts, Min, 11:28; In other games Wednesday Amalcan League — Gura, KC and 13, Williams 14-24 5 7 34, Donaldson 4-10 single by Bill Buckner and then the outburst. Rich Gale, 2-0, was '2, 8:30 p.m. Rivers dh 5 3 4 1 Bumbry cf 4 0 0 0 Lacy rf 4 0 10 Wilson cf 5 13 3 Ludzik, Chi, 11:28; B. Murray, Chi, 17:49. third Pittsburgh pitcher, walked night, Philadelphia shut out Chi­ Friday's Oom a RIchrdt 2b 5 0 1 2 Ford rf 4 0 10 Righetti, NY 30; Stieb, Tor 31; 17 30 8, Kelsa 2-5 30 4, Brown 2-6 2-2 6, held the Cubs hitless until the the winning pitcher. Mazzllll cf 3 0 2 0 Gordnhr ss pitchas 5 tied with 0 02. 0 Second period— 0, Chlcooo, Paterson 1 Hawes 1-5 2-2 4, Smith 31 30 0. Totals Brian Giles and pinch hitter cago 2-0, Cincinnati defeated Hous­ Chi0000 at Cleveland Sample If 5 2 3 3 Ripken ss 4 0 2 0 Hebna 3b 4 0 0 0 Klngmn lb 4 0 1 0 (unassisted), 4:13.4, Minnesota, Maxwell CHICAGO (UPI) - Rags to seventh. It was the left-hander’s Giants 3, Dodgers 2,10 Innings Seattle at Detroit, nioht Blittner lb 5 1 2 1 Murray 1b 4 1 2 1 Eaned Run Avaage 3394 21-29 97, "The fact that Sammy Ellis George Foster. Wilson singled to ton 6-4 and San Francisco beat Los Th m a n lb 3 1 0 0 Jorgnsn 1b (Bmed 0 on 1 Inning 0 0 0X numba ot gam a 2 (Ferouson, Roberts), 10:22.5, Chicago. Portland 31 28 27 22— 108 riches could aptly describe south­ 53rd career shutout and first At San Francisco, Jack Clark’s MInnIesota at New York, night Bell 3b 5 10 1 Lownstn If 3 1 1 0 Eosla If 2 2 10 Stoub If 2 0 0 0 Sutter 3 (Lvsiak, Preston), 15:07. came with me from Columbus left, scoring Giles and*Foster also Angeles 3-2 in 10 innings. St. Louis Toronto at K o a a City, nioht O'Brien rf 5 1 1 1 Dwyer dh 4 0 10 each team hm Moyed) SM tIe 26 19 29 23— 97 paw Dave Righetti's rise to star­ complete game of the season. bases-loaded fielder's choice Scurry p 0 0 0 0 Bradley If National 10 0 0 League — Andular, StL 0.50; Penalties— Payne, Min, 0:43; B. Murray, Fouled out— none. Total touls— when I was recalled to become an scored when catcher Steve Nicosia at Montreal and Atlanta at San Mllwauka at Texa , night Sundbrg c 5 1 3 2 Dauer 2b 4 0 0 0 Tenace oh 1 0 0 0 Heep rt 3 1 1 0 Chi, 3:21; Payne, Min, 9:44; Wilson, Chi, dom as a member of the New York Reds 6, Astros 4 grounder with one out in the 10th Baltimore at Calltornla, hloht Wright cf 5 2 10 Hrnndz 3b 4 0 11 Lea, Mtl 0.57; P a a , Atl 0.7D; Seava, Portland assistant pitching coach made all mishandled the throw from left Diego were postponed because of Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Bishop c 2 NY 10.82; 1 0 Hammoka, SF 1.20. 9:44; Hioolns, Chi, 19:10. 28, Seattle 26. Rebounds— Portland 46 Yankees. At Houston, Cesar Cedeno drove Inning scored pinch runner Max Baton at Oakland, night Dent ss 5 0 10 Demaey c 4 0 0 0 Ray 2b 3 111 Bockmn 3b4 1 I 2 Third period— 6, Minnesota, McCarthy the difference in the world and by fielder Brian Harper. inclement weather. Totab 45 11 16 11 Totab 35 2 8 2 Amalcan League — Honeycutt, Tex (Natt 11), Seottle 48 (Sikmo 15). Assists “ Rags” is a nickname that has in two runs to highlight a six-run Venable and lifted the Giants. Bara ss 4 12 2 Gila 2b 3 2 10 0.78; Qulsenbary, KC 0.82; Stieb, Tor 2 — Portland 10 (AA. Thompson, Valentlne4 the end of last season I had Carlos Diaz, l-o, the second of Phillies t. Cubs 0 NATIONAL LEAOUE Tawjs 107 001 110— 11 Nicosia c 4 0 0 0 T o rra p 2 0 0 0 (Broten, Saroent), 9:12. 7, Chicago, become a tradition in the Righetti fifth inning and reliever Ted Power Greg Minton, who pitched three Rost Banimore o n 000 008— 2 1.41; Stanley, Ba2.16; Zahn, Cal 2.20. each), Seattle 10 (Shelton, D. Thompson, conquered a lot of bad habits,” he three New York pitchers, allowed Tunnel p 2 0 0 0 Diaz p 10 0 0 Strlkeoub Fraser 3 (Wilson), 9:45. Penalties— Williams, Hawes2eash). A— 9,211 family. At Philadelphia, Steve Carlton recorded his first save of the year scoreless innings of relief, got his .... W L Pet. OB Game winning RBI — Bell (2). Harpa If 2 0 0 0 Fosta ph 0 10 0 Higgins, Chi, 16:09; Minnesota bench, said. only two hits in four inning after St. Louis 6 1 .857 ______E— Blittner, Murrray 2 Ripken, Notional League — Carlton, Phil 42; " I guess I have to accept the fact pitched a four-hitter for his 288th in leading the Reds. Cincinnati first victory. Fernando Valenzu­ Allen p 0 0 0 0 Berenyl and Soto, CIn 25; P a a , Atl and served by Douglos, 16:09. “ This year I ’m on my own with relieving sUrter Mike Torrez. Neil Philadelphia 7 4 .536 1 Mar­ Shots on goal— Minnesota 15-15-9— that people refer to me by that career victory and Joe Morgan sent 11 men to the plate in the fifth ela, who was removed during the Montreal 6 4 .600 1'.^ tinez. DP— T e x a 1, Baltimore 2. LOB— ISl”? ^ * Totoh 32 7 8 5 Valenzuela, LA 20. nobody telling me what to do, but Alien — who seemed particularly Pittsburgh 020 201 000— 5 Amalcan League — Stieb, Tor 22; 39. name since Righetti for some accounted for both runs with his with three hits, four walks, a 10th, fell to 2-1. Pittsburgh 6 5 .545 2 Te x a 7, Baltimore 7. 2B— Blittner, N w York 040 010 02X— 7 Chicago 14-1M0— 35. instead giving me confidence in New York 4 6 .400 3'A O’Brien. HR— Somple(2),Murray ( ). Norris, Oak 18; Righetti, NY 17; Hoyt, 2 Gome winning RBI — Wilson (1). Chi and KIson, Cal 16. Goalies— Minnesota, Meloche. Chi­ reason is hard to pronounce,” the myself and my pitches.” Chicago 2 10 .143 6

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And PAYSOPs are In fact, a version of this benefit, called employee pass, employees' shares would grow to a meaningful winning acceptance. stock ownership plan, has been around since 1975. But nest egg. Of 268 companies surveyed by Towers, Perrin, Held Wonted 21 Homes for Sole Worth 31 Aportments for Rent 42 Services Offered 51 Antiques Congress gave it an enormous push in the Economic Although ESOPs and PAYSOPs share some Forster & Crosby, 60 percent indicated they had For Sale 68 Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 Recovery Tax Act of 1981, the relevant provisions of Sylvia Porter characteristics with profit-sharing and thrift plans, developed a PAYSOP or planned to start one by the which became effective Jan. 1, 1983. major differences exist. PAYSOPs, since they are ASSISTANT MANAGER end of 1983, says Philip Alden, vice president. BOLTON-7 Room con­ 4 ROOMS-lst floor. 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Westlnghduse self-clean Classified. Mattatuck Bank andTrustCo., has rise asvmuch as some had hoped, awards dinner Monday, at the Merriott Hotel in APARTMENT-One bed­ HOUSECLEANING- . The 4th quarterly installment of there is no shadow of a doubt left All occupations. For In­ range. Both electric. MULTI FAMILY TAG announced first quarter net in­ but it was good enough to show Farmington. room, living room, kit­ Domestic with three ye­ property taxes on the 1 October 1981 Call us today that this is a recovery. 'The formation coll (312) 741- Avocado. Reasonable. SALE-1615 Manchester come of $8.4 million, or $1.40 per signs of recovery and drive Rentals chen. $275 plus utilities ars experience will clean (•rand List are due and payable 1 to place your second quarter will be at least as Hugo F . Thomas, of Coventry has been honored 9700 Ext. 2423. Good condition. 649-6552. Road, Glastonbury. April 1963. Payments made after 1 share. prices on Wall Street to a record for his “ outstanding record of achievement In and security. Must be your house or apartment. (Corner of Hope Lone). low-cost ad. good and probably better." seen. Quiet house. 647- May 1983 arc subject to a late The company said Wednesday high. helping to place Connecticut in the forefront of the HOMEMAKERS- Weekly, bi-weekly or one Saturday April 23, 9 to 3. charge of I 'z '; per month on the But this recovery apparently is 0877.8 time cleaning. A person the figure was 43 percent higher The Commerce Department’s management and conservation of natural Glastonbury area. Join Rooms lor Rent 41 MIsc for Sale 63 Raindate April 30. Wide late installment, from the due not going to match the 7 percent you can trust, with excel­ assortment Including date, or a minimum of $2.00. than the $5.9 million reported for reported Wednesday the nation's rebounds of many in the past, he resources.” our established Home GNP climbed at a moderate 3.1 Management Team and lent references. For more some furniture. Payments may be made by mail or the first quarter last year. added. “ It is a confirmation it Thomas is director of the Natural Resource Homes for Rent 43 at the Town Office Building which percent annual rate in the first put your house cleaning Information, 646-7971. Robert L. Newell, Hartford will be a very modest recovery.” Center of the State Department of Environmental GENTLEMAN PRE­ is open 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Mon­ Call quarter. The modest pace sug­ skills to work. We offer day thru Friday. The Tax Collector National chairman, said the net Protection, and a former UConn faculty member. FERRED. $50.00 weekly. WILL CARE FOR YOUR gested prices would not be driven Commerce secretary Malcolm flexible hours, excellent Kitchen privileges. 646- Automotive is also in the o ffice Monday income figures have been restated NEWER FIVE ROOM du­ CH ILD In my licensed up nor would the cost of Baldrige hailed the turnaround In a letter congratulating him. Gov. Bill O’Neill rotes, and bonuses. Call 2000. ALUMINUM SHEETS evenings from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 on a pooling of interests basis to from last year’s declining fourth plex. 3 bedrooms, IV3 home. 15 months to 4 pin. borrowing. told Thomas, “your dedication to this cause Maid To Order, 659-2953. used as printing plates — 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 reflect the Connecticut National quarter as proof, “This is the first baths. $525 month. Secur­ years. Woodbridge Charlotte L. Neal For Wall Street, it was a “ buy” reflects great credit on you, your agency and the Apeeiments for Rent 42 .OOT" thick, 23 X 284". 50« Tax Collector Bank merger and Mattatuck quarter of the recovery.” WAREHOUSE STOCK ity. References. 643-8510. Street. 646-8129. Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 acquisition. signal. state.” each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone TOWN OK ANDOVER. CT. Rut Raldrige also said record CLERK-7:30 to 4pm. 5 643-2711. They M UST be 020-03 Net interest income for the first When the New York Stock LAWN S E R V IC E - Exchange ended its trading Wed­ federal deficits make a continu­ days a week. $3.75 per MANCHESTER — Extra Store/Office Space 44 picked up before 11:00 quarter ended March 31 was $36.6 hour. Call 649-8648. Rellable students willing GOVERNMENT SUR­ nesday the buyers had lifted the ing economic expansion into the large two bedroom town- to care for YOUR lawn. a.m. only.. million, a 17 percent increase over " house. Private basement, PLUS Cars and trucks Dow Jones industrial index by foreseeable future “ far from Nominations sought Free estimates. Quality listed for $42,064. Sold for the 1982 first quarter figure of $31.3 certain.” PRESS BRAKE OPERA­ heat, hot water, central END ROLLS— 27'/jwidth million. nearly 17 points to another TOR for fabrication of 310 SQUARE FOOT OF­ work. Call Steve 643-1619. $451. More available. 203- air-conditloning In- FICE for rent- Newly - 25 cents; 13% width -10 closing record of 1191.47. “ The second quarter will be at aircraft sheetmetal cents. MUSTbepickedup 748-6996 ext. 413. Newell said the jump in net From an economic point of cluded. $495. Call 649-4800. renovated, air conditi­ interest income was due to an least as good and probably The Law Day Committee of the Tolland County parts. Minimum 5 years Pointine/Paperlng S2 at the Manchester Herald view the GNP measurement better," Eckstein said. Bar Association is seeking nominations for its' experience. Day shift. MANCHESTER — one, oned. Centrally located 1973 MERCURY increased level of interest-earning with ample parking. 649- Office BEFORE 11 AM . assets and demand deposits as well -Percentage change annuai “ Liberty Beii Award, ’' to be presented to a CNC BRIDGEPORT OP- two and three bedroom ONLY. MONTEGO-Power steer­ county resident this month during Law Day 'ER ATOR . 3 years expe­ apartments. Heat and hot 2891. ing, power brakes, auto­ as improved spreads between from previous PAINTING AND PAPER Bank offers 10Vs% mortgage observances. rience. Night shift. Apply water. $375., $425., $495. SCREENED LOAM ------matic, air, stereo, ra- interest earned on assets and rates 'at H&B Tool and Engi­ Coll 649-4800.______310 SQUARE FOOT OF­ HANGING — Exterior dlals. Running condition. paid on interest bearing liabilities. quarter BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — Peo­ Haven counties. The award, intended to give public recognition FICE for rent- Newly and interior, ceilings re­ gravel, processed gravel, neering Co., 481 Sullivan sand, stone and fill. For $500. 643-4515, after 6pm. ple’s Savings Bank has lowered The new mortgage rate of 10Y« to a person who has rendered outstanding TH R E E ROOM Heated renovated, olr conditi­ paired. References, folly The company also listed non­ -Seasonally adjusted Ave., South Windsor, deliveries call George the interest rate on flexible rate percent applies to one year, community service, will be presented at a date to apartment 118 Main oned. Centrally located Insured. Quality work. recurring gain of $2.3 million from annual rate be announced. Conn, between 8am and Griffing, Andover, 742- BMW the sale of two Waterbury home mortgage loans from IDA flexible rate loans in any amount. Street, third floor. No with ample parking. 649- Martin Mattsson, even­ Law Day Committee chairman this year is 4pm or call for appolnt- appliances. Security and 7886. ■IPOSS^KIONS branches of Connecticut National percent to lOVi percent, a com­ People’s oiie year, flexiable .ment at 528-9341. 2891. ings 649-4431. pany official has announced. Attorney O. James Pumeii III. tenant Insurance re­ Bank, $650,000 in expenses asso­ rate mortgage is offered with SWIM POOLS Ware­ FOR SAU 5 . 1% Nominations for the award, including an quired. $350. Phone 646- INTERIOR — EXTE­ 1979 Pontiac Trans Am ciated with the Mattatuck acquisi­ Norwich R. Goodspeed, bank terms of up to 30 years. The house forced to dispose of J- X X X chairman and chief executive explanation of the nominee’s quaiifications, 25 2426 9-5 weekdoys.______Wanted to Rent 47 RIOR Pointing — Wal­ NOW liutructlon tion, and a $1.2 million loss from interest rate is reviewed annu­ new on-ground 31’ long 1979 Ford Courier P i ^ u ^ ^ 1 2 3 4 A ll officer, said Wednesday People's ally and adjusted up or down, should be sent to Libery Bell Award Nominations, lpapering and drywall the corporation’s investment in MANCHESTER-Three Installation. Quality pro­ pools complete with huge 4cyl. $2495 Allied Bank International, an Edge 1 9 8 2 is New England’s largest home based on the movement in the c/o P.O. Box 600, Rockville, Conn. 06066. The Room Heated Apart­ sundecks, fencing, hi- 1978 Ch^sler LeBaron nominations must be submitted by Sunday. fessional work. Reasona­ Act bank in New York (^ity. mortgage lender with 47 offices Federal Home Loan Bank PIANO LESSONS-Have ment. Stove, Refrigera­ O N E BEDROOM rate filters, ladders, war­ $1895 throughout Fairfield and New A P A R T M E N T wanted. ble prices. Free esti­ 1975 Ford Pinto Board’s rate of interest. studied at the Hartford tor. References. Secur- mates. G .L. McHugh, ranty, etc. Asking $966 Conservatory of Music. ItV. 649-9021.______Single man with small Station Wagon $1200 643-9321. COMPLETE. Financing 1970 Ford Thunderbird Call 649-0343. dog seeking clean place avialable. Call N EIL toll DniiHiis i43-2m EAST HARTFORD- to live In Manchester free 1-800-221-1461. Immaculate three area. To $325. (212) 666- PROFESSIONAL The above can be rooms. 2nd floor In two 3895 (collect) or leave PAINTING- Commercial seen at S8M. & Residential. Quality WET/DRY VACUUM Hemet for Sale 31 family. Wall to wall car­ message for James Sacks with extra extension hose * . SIS Male SI. ** , peting, appliances, heat, 643-2711. References, se­ craftsmanship. Texture celling specialist. House Included. $15.00 Call 649- hot water, $375 per curity deposit provided. 2433. 1978 PLYMOUTH ' month. Security. No kids power washing. Free esti­ VOLARE-Power steer­ Classified.. .$5^500- 21 SUM M IT. Spa- or pets. Working couple WANTEDI I C U T I O(J KR tE N N T-I - mates. 646-4879. Business Opportunities .. .22 6 4 3 ing, Air Conditioning, Ra­ Store/Office Spoce .. 2711 DELIVERING RICH Household G oods...... 62 Notices 'clouss well kept. 3 bed­ or single preferred. 289- Offlcee space on busy/ dio, Excellent gas ml- Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property...... MIsc. for Sale ...... ! .63 Rates For advertisements to be LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 Lost/Found...... room townhouse with 8141. street,t. 1st floor. 200-40ff leage. Passed Employment Info...... 24^ AAlsc. for R e n t...... Home and G a rd e n ...... 64 Minimum Charge: published Monday, the deqd- •••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee plus tax. Washed sand, Personals...... ) fenced yord. Modern at- squarere feet. 646-4153. / stone, trap rock, and emmisslons Inspection. Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... Pets . . . . '...... 65 S2.25 for one day llne Is 2:30 p .m . on Frida.y. ‘tractive kitchen. New FOUR ROOM Apartment- Announcements aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Bulldlng/Controctlng 53 gravel. 643-9504. Excellent condition. Roommates Wanted. Musical Items ...... 66 Per W o rd : )furnace, full basement 2nd floor. Adults only. No $3,000. Inquire at 224 Oak Auctions...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Items ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« 'and attic. By owner. 649- pets. Security, Parking 8“ Rockwell Table saw. Street after 2:30. Read Your Ad .8014. One car. Call 649-1265. Services Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14< R O B E R T E. JARVIS $50. 649-0475. Homes for Sale...... 31 Services Classified advertisements 1973 FORD-Gran Torino Financial To g Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13< aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa BUILDING — Remodel­ Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s .,...... 12« are taken py telephone as a ing Specialist. Additions, BRAND NEW Station Wagon. Auto­ AAortgages...... Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/ Papering___ convenience. CELEBRITY CIPHER Services Offered 51 BEDSPREAD-Log cabin matic Transmission. Air Happy Ads: (M i MI t CIpiMr cryptogram* trq crM tadfrom quouttofiB by famouG pGoptG, p«Bt garages, roofing, siding, '^2 Investment P ro p e rty ...... 34 Bullding/Contracting. The Manchester Herald Is quilt design. Colors blue conditioning. Very me­ Personal Loans...... 53 S3.00 per column Inch " pr***nt. Eacli M la r in ttw dplMT aland* tor another. T o ^ 'f Y equeJ* 0 . •••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee kitchens, bathrooms, re­ ^ 3 Business P ro p e rty...... 35 RoofIng/SIdIng...... responsible only for one Incor­ placement windows- and wine. $25.00. Call chanically sound. 646- Insurance...... 54 2184. Wanted to Borrow... Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumbing___ .55 Automotive Deadlines rect Insertion and then only C 8i M TREE Service — /doors. 643-6712. 646-1427. F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale . for the size of the original •'QYX KCUVMXI AGQY PDOGJH Free estimates; discount Income Tax Service .. For classified advertise­ Insertion. senior citizens. Company LEON CIESZYNSKI SNAP ON TOOLS-tool 1 980 CH EVR O LET Rentals .57 Motarcycles/BIcycles ments to be published Tues­ Manchester owned and BUILDER — New homes, box on wheels. Like new. Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... E rro rs which do not lessen WUC D CDGJB ED8 GP QYDQ CITATIO N-2 door, hatch­ day through Saturday, the operated. Call 646-1327. additions, remodeling, $1500 or best offer. 649- back. Silver. Black Inte­ & Education Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... the value of the advertisement 4971. For Sale deadline is noon on the day AYXJ SUN WGJDMMS EU PU, SUNC rec rooms, garages, kit­ rior. V-6, 4 speed. 4 New Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease. will not be corrected by an REWEAVING BURN chens remodeled, ceil­ Help Wanted ...... • 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 before publication. Whitewall tires. Excel­ Hollday/Seasonal____ .61 MIsc. Automotive ___ additional Insertion. HOLES — zippers, um­ ings, bath tile, dormers, ONE UNIVERSAL va­ lent condition.649-8663. CXMDQGOXP PQDCQ PXJEGJH GJ brellas repaired. Window roofing. Residential or cuum cleaner. $25.00. call shades, Venetian blinds. commercial. 649-4291. after 1pm. 649-7944. 1976 OMEGA-Good con­ ••••••••••••••••••••••a •••..•■•■•••••••••••••a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat VDE AXDGYXC CXKUCQP.” — Keys. T V FOR RENT. dition. Low mileage. 6 ••••••aaaaaaaaaaaeaaaae' STEREO-Jullelle Notices Emplovment Help Wonted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help wonted 21 Help Wonted 21 Marlow’s, 867 M ain DESIGN KITCHENS by cylinder. 3 speed. $2195. & Education Help Wanted 21 Help Wonted 2li KCOPFGMMD KCXPMX8. Street. 649-5221. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, AM /FM cassette record Call 649-0129 after 5 pm. vanities, formica, Wilson player. Two 2 way speak­ ••••••••••oaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa PREVIOUS S O LU TIO N : "I don't love humanity. I don't hate aaaaaaasssaaasaaaaeaaaa BRICKS, BLOCKS, art, Corlan counter tops, ers. 8” Woofers, 2 " CHEVY NOVA-1977. 4 EXPERIENCED them etther. I |ust don't know them personally." — Alan Arkin. Lost/Found 01 HOUSE CLEANING In A L L P O S ITIO N S STONE — Concrete. kitchen cabinet fronts, Tweeters, (list price door, air conditioning, Help Wonted 21 SECRETARY WOMAN to assist in all kflotieii Get Tee BOOKKEEPER-FoK • 1963 by NEA, Inc. Glastonbury. Two posi­ AVAILABLE- Meat man­ Manchester retail opera-* Chimney repairs. No lob complete woodworking $230.00) $65.00. Call 647- power steering, power •••••••••••••••••••■••• Youne, rapisiy groaring house cleaning tasks. tions available. Must be D o w n T 0544. 5912 Computargraptiica com­ ager, meat cutter, cashi­ tion. Full charge an i-ilfeR. BCK LAWNMOWERS re ­ ING — Cabinets, roofing, 7 PURSE left at Manches­ 742-8356. contractor. Applicant day - Friday 9 to 5:30. Call Conn. 06103.' paired. Free pick up and gutters, room additions, tion. Some rust. $950. Printers. Leave message 646-6900. 647-8924 after 5pm. A lacy pineapple capelet ter Herald office. Owner DENTAL ASSISTANT- must be reliable, have R N NIGHT ---- _ ^ k iMTRewmii»W VAe^iN. delivery. 10 % Senior decks, all types of remo­ BOTTI’S FRUIT FARM. Add variety to your fa the perfect (jhill chaeer. at 243-3263. basic construction skills, blouse wardrobe with may claim by Identifying. DRIVERS-at once, to sell Full time. Pleasant mod­ SUPERVISOR-PosItlon RECEPTIONIST-Front- Discount. Free esti­ deling and repairs. FREE 260 Bush HIM Rd. Man­ Use a soft fingering yam Call 643-2711. ice cream In your own and be able to work FLORAL DESIGNER- available every Saturday mates. Econonmy Lawn- estimates. Fully Insured. chester. Apples and 1974 DODGE DART - softly ruffled or classic to crochet ft ern office. Excellent CASHIER-Full tim e . desk. Pleasant Individual, Slant 6 engine. Auto­ styles. local area. No experience independently. Must be Experlenced for full ser­ night, 7pm to'7am. Excel­ to answer busy phones’ / mower, 647-3660. Telephone 643-M17. cider. Wholesale prices. No. 5912 has directions salary and benefits. No Needed tor pharmacy. vice florist. 30 hours matic, 71,000 miles. Good LOST-Male Sheltle/Col- needed. Our street vend­ Saturdays. Experienced over 18, with good driving lent salary. Crestfleld and greet customers.. Bring your own gallon. for Small, Medium and ing trucks make big mo­ Retail experience a must. record. Will consider minimum. Call for Inter­ Convalescent Home and Save more. condition. $1900 or best No. 8106 with Photo- Large inclusive. lie. Simsbury tag, in the or training preferred, but Apply in person only. Typing. Interviews only.) UPH O LSTER Y - Slip cov­ CUSTOM Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. Manchester area. 647- ney. Apply only 9am- trainee with potential view, 643-0463. Fenwood Manor In Man­ offer. 649-9382. TO ORDER, lond $2.00 for Otek will train right person. Monday thru Friday 9am- Call Mrs. Fllcklger, 527- ers, draperies, custom REMODELING- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Size 12, 34 bust. . . jabot, 8505; work 659-2781. 12noon. International Ice Call 633-3509. 633-0629. chester. Please call Mrs. 7236. made furniture. Decora­ Bathrooms, kitchen, rec 5pm at Liggett Drug, FEM ALE-Full time and Pets 65 SUBARU-1977 Wagon. yards 45-inch; ruffled, Cream, 44 Prospect HIM. J. Brownstein, DNS at tor service. Call tor an rooms, roofing, siding, 2 yards; classic, 1% m n e c u o t Rd., (Rt. 5) EastWIndsor. Manchester Parkade. M A IL/FILE CLER K with part time position availa­ 643-5151, Monday thru Regular gas, good condi­ yards. LOST-4 year old male PART TIME EMPLOY­ LEGAL SECRETARY- appointment J&M Up­ house repairs. Licensed aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Mm C m Iw H.r.io alpha, numeric, and typ­ ble In busy retail fish Friday 9 to 3. holstery, 871-0874. and experienced. Call tion, luggage rack. $1200. beagle andshepherdmix. MENT. Afternoons. 5 needed. Typing andshor- 649-5400. 1190 A«o. of Anirlew Black and tan with white NURSE AIDES-CertIfled. ing ability. 4V^ day work market and restaurant. Gary 646-4743 or 649-8516. FREE TO GOOD HOME I Now Yoik, H.Y. 100M days a week. Profes­ Must be energetic and thand required chest. Friendly, answers RN-LPN 3 to 11 position. sional Day Core Center. Full and port time posi­ week. Free parking. O P T IC A L LA B seeks Excellent pay and benef­ GARDENS Part Siamese, spayed. Mot Nano, AOOrnt .lOi Zir responsible. Cal 1649-9937. Pl“> sot lor postne and CODE m t strta Noabar. to "Happy". Russell St. Staff Nurse. Alternating 3 Phone 646-9608. tions available. 7-3 shift. Company benefits. Equal stock clerks, finishing its. Please call J. Lesner ROTOTILLED-Sm all cub Indoor female cat. 643- FORD-1977 E150Van. Ex­ nandiicg. days one week, 4 days Opportunity Employer. and surfacing personnel ' cadet garden tractor with SUE BURNin SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- vacinity. 643-6484 Excellent benefits. Crest- 649-5277. ) •eeeeeeeeeeceaeeeeeeeee cellent condition. Cus­ lectiona and a FR E E anytime. other week. Weekdays field Convalescent Home Call Joan Turner 547-5892 to fill entry level posi­ rear tiller. Satisfaction aaaaasaaaa’aaaaaaaaaaaaa tom point. Mags, sun Manchattar Harald only. No weekend Invol- between 10am and 12 T Y P IS T with office rou­ Pattern Section in the PART TIME HOUSE and Fenwood Manor In tions. Call Q.S.A. Optical, guaranteed. Call 647-0530 Rooflng/Sldlng 54 RecrMrtloiral Items 67 roof, AM /FM Stereo. 1180 Ava.'af AmartoM ALBUM. Joat $8.00. YOU CAN eniov extra vemnet. Crestfleld Con­ CLEANING PERSON- Manchester. Please call noon. tine experience. Organ­ Hartford 547-1530 for an or 872-4106. $3200 or best offer. Call NtwYarii. N.V.100U ized Individual with CLERK TYPIST-Generai; Print Nama, Addrau wlUi ZIP •OOZZATtlJlIAM vacation money by ex­ valescent Home and Fen- Own transportation. between 9 and 3, Monday appointment. office work. Good typing- ••aeaeeeaeeeeaaeaaeaeee aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa days 528-2782, evenings a-in -D (^-p id and Now. pleasant telephone CODE. Styin Nambtr and Dtz*. changing Idle Items in wood M anor in Flexible hours. Days. - Friday 643-5151. PROOF OPERATOR-Full skills. 35 hour work week.) BLACKWELL LANDS­ 643-0442. New FASHION with to drou tbaaii bow to ntlio tbai^ your home for cash ... Manchester. Please call time to start. Experience manner. Send resume BIDWELL HOME Im­ 10 ft. JON BOAT -5 hor­ R-tJO - MEMAKE aUlLn. 14 Apply In person. 540-C LOVING MOTHER will Good starting salary plus- CAPING Provides affor­ provement Compony — Photo-Guide patterns in flocod and odpilgiod datlfn. with an ad In classified. Mrs. J. Brownstein, DNS preferred. Contact Miss with salary requirements babysit for your child sepower Champion out­ North Main STreet. River COM PANION for dis­ state benfits. Send re-- dable service for Roofing, siding, altera­ all size ranges, has a 1411-jEIRUOM NARDIWOM-Ze Call 643-2711 to place at 643-5151 Mon-Fri, be­ Litrico at Manchester to Manchester P.O. Main board motor, 3