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Bv Anno Christensen Kaposi’s sarcoma strikes cancer victims and cells, inhibits viral infections and tumors. It also anorexia, headache, myalgia and joint pain. United Press International kidney transplants recipients whose immune systems stimulates activity of white blood cells that kill “Treatment was well tolerated, and the patients Town, District Recount reverses have been suppressed by treatment. It is more severe bacteria. had few of the major infectious complications tp BOSTON — Genetically engineered interferon, an in AIDS victims. Patients suffered some side effects from the which such patients are susceptible,” said the infection-fighting protein, was effective in combating Interferon, a protein existing in minutequantities in interferon, including fever, chills, weakness, fatigue. researchers. Join lorces Bolton vote result . a rare skin cancer that preys on homosexual men with a deadly immune system deficiency, a study reported ... page 3 today. ... page 19 Interferon also was mildly effective in treating an aspect of the immune system breakdown that is the primary threat to patients with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), doctors said in the New England Journal of Medicine. CHOICEST S m TOWN The changes did not alter the course of AIDS which takes the lives of more than 40 percent of its victims, said the researchers from the Memorial Sloan- MEAT DEPT, SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS Kettering Cancer Center in New York. Fair tonight; Kaposi’s sarcoma, a non-lethal skin tumor that DOMESVC Manchester, Conn. starts in blood vessel walls, is one of several diseases sunny Saturday Friday, May 6, 1983 that strike people whose immune systems are USDA CHOICE — BONEIESS weakened by AIDS. COOKED HAM . * 2 . 3 9 — See page 2 Single copy: 25
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Utilities face deadline General Manager Robert B. Weiss charges to the district were slightly with asbestos sees no prospect that town plans to reduced as a result, Weiss said. WASHINGTON (U PI) - Two New York utilities, improve the sewage disposal plant will From time to time tension has arisen facing the prospect of an expensive shutdown, have B y Raym ond T . DeAAeo affect the Eighth Utilities District over whether the district is a partner TC M K M TIM t until June 9 to convince the government they are Herald Reporter budget for next year. with the town in sewage disposal or a taking adequate steps to protect the public from a The district has included $190,000 in customer of the town. Many district possible accident at the Indian Point nuclear power k ~ ^ fireproofing material that generates a the budget proposal for sewage dispo leaders feel the district entered a plant. ‘^ - 1 . / IflB * * * L*.“Jf o « l health-threatening dust — is present in virtually sal payments to the town. At a budget partnership when it contibuted to the The Nuclear Regulatory Commission voted 5-0 every school building in Manchester. hearing Monday, former district direc cost of the plant. That distinction was Thursday to close the twin-reactor facility unless an \m WCAIHtW rOTOCAtl tv In most cases, the asbestos is located in inaccessible -I. - M tor Wallace Irish asked if that sum mentioned at the budget hearing. emergency preparedness program for the area For period ending 7 p.m. E S T Friday. During Friday, .and seldom-traveled locations — hOating pipe and would be enough in view of town plans around the plant can be improved, or other conditions _ boiler-room insulation, for example. But there is also for work on the plant. He was told the There has been no public mention of are met, by June 9. showars and thundershowara are expected In portions how the district would contribute to the of the n6rt(}ern Rockies and through parts of the Great asbestos in parts of the ceiling of the Manchester High district has heard nothing from the Officials say they expect to meet the deadline, but if bchool auditorium, according to Wilfred F. Dion, the town about increased charges. cost of the proposed improvements if there is a shutdown, it would be the first time the Lakes region. Rain is predicted for portions of the the town decides to make them. The * director of buildings and grounds. Weiss said Thursday that, while the commission closed a working nuclear plant because northern and central Plains with showers in the south of Maintenance employees have worked throughout town’s improvement expenses would cost could be built in to the rates for the of inadequate emergency planning. that region. Elsewhere throughout the nation, weather ...... district just as it would be for all users will be fair In general. Maximum temperature Include: the school year to seal up, or “ encapsulate,” asbestos probably affect future district budgets, About 288,000 people live within to miles of the it would not have any bearing on next of the sewer system. Atlanta BS, Boston 69, Chicago 80, Cleveland 76, Dallas locations in the schools, Dion said. plants, located on the Hudson River about 40 miles year’s. Sewerage improvements have nor 86, Denver 67, Duluth 55, Houston 65, Jacksonville 83, And the town Building Committee is developing a north of New York City. The population is the largest When the town built the newest part mally been financed by general obliga Kansas City 80, Little Rock 83, Los Angeles68, Miami 84, plan to close off, possibly with a wooden partition, a around any of the country's nuclear facilities. There of its plant, the district paid a portion of tion bonds, but paid for out of sewer Minneapolis 72, New Orleans 83, New York 67, Phoenix portion of the ceiling in the rear of the MHS are three nuclear plants at the site.' D i p pool at Dip niitspt. and the town’s charge revenues. 83, San Francisco 66, Seattle 59, St. Louis 87, k!* i!****^'**''' which asbestos was sprayed during the Washington 76. high school’s construction in the mid-1950s. Viking 1 may be dead ■- UN TIL RECENTLY, when publicity about its Manchester briefs ¥ f O H H health hazards spread, asbestos, a synthetic fiber, PASADENA, Calif. (U PI) - Scientists say the was a widely-used fire retardant. three-legged Viking 1 lander on Mars may be dead Weather .According to Alan Siniscalchi, acting chief of the after seven years. *’ ^ x ic hazar^ division of the state Department of Bridge gets new name Viking 1 did not report in Thursday, as engineers at H ^lth Services, frequent and prolonged exposure to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory had commanded it to asbestos can cause a crippling lung disease c a ll^ do, and it is now 99.98 percent certain the spacecraft’s asbestosis. HARTFORD — The state House of at Lakewood Circle, Marsh Pond and batteries are dead. Today’s forecast Less frequent exposure to the material can “ put J P L spokesman Alan Wood said two more chances Representatives Wednesday approved the two parts of Salter’s Pond, UPI photo people at risk for developing various types of cancer,” The lands have been donated to the remain to contact the robot lander — May 13 and May Today mostly sunny With highs around 70. Winds a bill to dedicate to the late Vincent A. • including lung cancer, Siniscalchi said. trust by various corporations and 20 — but he said engineers conceded chances were light westerly. Tonight fair with lows in the40s. Winds Genovesi the new Deming Street By June 28, federal Environmental Protection individuals. slim. light and variable. Saturday mostly sunny, clouitoess bridge over Interstate 86. Today In history Agency reguolations say notices'must be posted Anyone wanting to participate should “ We’re not absolutely zero, but slightly above,” he increasing in the afternoon. Highs around 80. Winds CJenovesi, a former Republican state • pinpointing the location of asbestos in every school go to any of the seven locations between said. southwest 10 to 15 mph. legislator from Manchester, died at building. Parent-teacher associations must also be 6 and 8 p.m. J P L has controlled the instrument since it landed on On May 6, 1935 the Works Progress Of the Great Depressfon. Working on a notified, Dion said. age39in June, 1967, after a long illness. Dessert will follow the tour at 8:15 at Mars July 10,1976. It lost contact last November and Administration was established to pro Thirteenth District Rep. Elsie R. road-building project here are Union The regulations do not require the schools to seal up ■ the Buckley Elementary School. all subsequent attempts to re-establish contact failed. Extended outlook or remove asbestos, he said. "B iz” Swensson, who introduced the vide work for unemployed In th'e depths County, South Dakota farmers. .7., bridge dedication bill, said the state Printed maps of the properties to be Since August 1982, Dion said, school officials have Department of Transportation will toured are available from the land trust Extended outlook for New England Sunday through .sent for analysis to state Health Services Department Tuesday: install memorial placques on either office, and reservations dan be made violence, calling it “ insufficient” and dem a n d i n g laboratories “ hundreds” of samples of materials, French students riot Mass., R.I. A Conn.: Cloudy with a chance of rain 4*:-- side of the bridge. Money to purchase by calling 646-2223 or 646-4241 by Ministry: Diaries forgjed “ further explanations.” .taken from school buildings, that were suspected to Tuesday. Sunday and Monday. Fair Tuesday. High tempera contain asbestos. the plaques will be raised from private President Reynaldo Bignone’s military govern donations, she said. BONN, West Germany (U PI) — The West German ment issued the report a week ago, declaring PARIS (UPI) — Angry students rampaging today tures from the 60s to the low 70s. Lows from the mid “ We’re waiting for the very last batch of samples to -40s to the mid 50s. ■ * Interior Ministry today said the so-called "secret thousands of people, who have been missing since the through the streets of the Latin Quarter university be analyzed,” Dion said. diaries” of Adolf Hitler were historically inaccurate Lawn discussed ’’dirty war” of the 1970’s against subversives, legally district hurled rocks, burned cars, and smashed Vermont; Rain likely Sunday. Chance of showers y.r forgeries written after World War II with the wrong Spring count dead. It said only God could judge the armed forces windows, injuring 100 riot policemen, officials said. Monday. Dry Tuesday. Chilly Monday. Highs Monday T(> K E E P the asbestos from generating dust .le-’K A subcommittee named to study kind of ink and paper. About 100 of the students protesting proposals to mid 40s to low 50s otherwise highs in the mid SOs to for their actions. particles, school workers are covering it with two The Manchester Youth Service Bu what recommendation to make over The ministry said its conclusion was based on an reform the educaUon system were arrested, police lower 60s. Lows in the 30s and lower 40s. Meratd photo by Tarquinio The government said the report was the “ final coats of a special sealer, Dion said. reau is asking residents to notify them plans to contruct 26 condominium examination of the documents by the Federal said. There was no immediate information on the word” it would have on the question of the missing Maine: Chance of rain Sunday and Monday. “ We really don’t have any serious situations.(with of any children in town they know of units on the Cheney Great Lawn Archives office, the Federal Criminal office and the number of student injuries. Gradual clearing west to east Tuesday. Highs in the PUMPING OPERATION CONTINUES AT GREEN ROAD people. asbestos). The worst we know of is the high school who are not attending school regularly. decided Thursday to discusj/flife plan Federal Office for Investigation of Material. Student demonstratioiu Thursday, which for the 508 north and 60s south. Dows in the 40s. . . .Town Deputy Fire Chief Bycholsky and Zoning But in a two-hour march, 6,000 people answered a auditorium. The other areas where asbestos is located Connecticut law requires that all again with the ownepnoTTlIe lawn It voiced no opinion on who forged the 60-volume, most part were peaceful,' turned violent as sight fell. New Hampshire: Chance of rain Sunday and call by the Mothers ofPlaza de Mayo to “ repudiate the are boilers, where nobody goes except maybe a Enforcement Officer Thomas O ’Marra. each school district account each and with nearby property owners. leather-bound diaries. After a major street march, small groups of students Monday. Clearing Tuesday. Lows in tbe 40s to low 50s. crude and false” military report. The mothers for six custodian, or a maintenance person,” he said. Spring for all children in its jurisdiction The group also decided to meet again The Interior Minstry announcement was a major headed for the Left Bank area around tbe Sorbonne Highs in the upper 50s and 60s. years have been seeking information on the fate of The asbestos in the auditorium is locateyl in a tiered between the ages of 7 and 15. next week to review the options it can blow for the West German magazine Stern, which said University and burned barricades, destroyed vehicles their missing children. portion of the rear ceiling, near the projection booth. The Youth Services Bureau is at 494 envision for the lawn, including crea its reporters found the diaries in East Germany after and threw rocks at riot police. Long Island 3ound Building Committee member Donald Kuehl said the Town, Eighth join hands Main St. Its phone number is 647-3491. tion of a new type zone which would call a three-year search. About 100 policemen were injured when students Farmington architectural firm of Russell Gibson & for very low density housing'in the the Henri Nannen, the Stern publisher, said the dug up cobblestones in the streets and pitched them at Von Dohlen, which planned the high school’s area. magazine would take into account the government’s U.N. meeting sought The National Weather Service Forecast for Long A clogged private drain in an area the parking lot of Hillside Condomini security forces in full riot gear, offleiaU said. Two soon-to-be-completed renovation, is preparing an The time needed for establishing a stand that the diaries are a forgery, but he did not say Island Sound to Watch HU, R.I., and Montauk Point; southwest of Woodbridge Street Green ums, but a catch basin there has been Tour slated UNITED NATIONS (UPI) — Nicaragua called • policemen required hospitalization. estimate of the cost of closing off the asbestos-covered new type zone appeared to be too long to if he would publish more Installments. Wind northwest 10 to 15 knots becoming south to Road has created a vitual lake there unclogged. The water now is caught in Thursday for an urgent meeting of the U.N. Security Two buses were badly damaged, five cars burned area with a wooden wall. avoid development of the 3.8 acres The Sunday Times, which together with Stemo has southwest in the afternoon at the same speeds. Fair and the combined forces of the Town of a depression upstream in the drain Council to consider a “ new stage” in fighting by what and many shop windows smashed before police using Kuehl said the only people who might come into Two different bodies of water, a involved in the condominium plans by published extracts of the diaries, said in London it through Saturday with visiUlity over 5 miles except Manchester Fire Department and the system from that point. The pumping tear gas and water cannon quelled the street brawls contact with the asbestos now are maintenance waterfall, meadow lands and wooded Michael Lynch and Wesley Gryk, but it called U.S.-backed fighters threatening interna local 3 miles in haze early Saturday. Average wave Eight District Fire Department have operation bypasses the clogged drain accepted the Interior Ministry’s ruling on the early this morning. workers or students using storage areas in the vicinity areas will be included in tours to be might affect nearby land. tional peace. heights 1 foot or less increasing to 1 to 3 feet this been pumping the since the heavy document and would not publish them. of the projection booth. and dumps the water into the catch ’ conducted by the Manchester Land The about 8 acres purchased by Gryk U.N. officials said no meeting was planned afternoon then decreasing to about a foot late tonight. raipfall to get rid of the water. basin and into other outlets. Conservation Trust on Wednesday. and Lynch is now in a Residence AA immediately but the council might ponvene today or Special election called “ As long as they don’t stir up any dust, there’s no The town fire department has now hazard anyway,” he said. The town became involved when the A slide presentation — “ Four Sea zone and about 16 single family houses Saturday. contributed the use of a reserve manager of the Hillside property Korea mulls extradition Nicaraguan Deputy Foreign Minister Victor Tinoco •*.. Kuehl said the protective wall should he installed by sons of the Hockanum River” — will be would be built on without the need for a HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. WilUam O’Neill today pumper engine to the cause and a feared the impounding had become a said in a letter to council President Umba di Lutete of the time school resumes in September. presented by Dr. Douglas Smith zone change. The plan for conddmini- SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) — South Korea today ordered a special election June 21 to choose a spokesman for the department said public danger as well as a private Zaire a meeting of the 15-member council was following the tour. ums on the 3.8-acre center section of it considered extraditing six hijackers who shot their successor to Rep. Kevin P. Johnston, D-Putnam, who Lottery today the pumper and some hand nuisance. “ extremely urgent" to take “ concrete steps” to deal The tour will include properties on requires a change to Planned Resi way into the cockpit of a Chinese jetliner in mid-flight, was elected this week to fill a vacancy in the Innate. pumps are being used to pump about The old pumper, not on line for fire with a situation that threatened “ international peace Hill and Spring Streets, Gould Parklet dence Zone. wounded two crewmen and commandeered the plane O’Neill ordered tbe election in tbe Slst Assembly 900 gallons a minute. fighting, is one the town used several and security” in Central America. to South Korea. District, which includes the towns of Putnam, . The water is receding slowly. years ago when a house on Richard Tinoco charged there was a “ new stage" in the Gas station owner, Officials said the gunmen blasted open the cockpit Killingly and Thompson, to fill Johnston’s seat for the The Connecticut Lottery daily number drawn At the outset water was impounded in Road was badly inundated. invasion of Nicaragua by counter-revolutionary door of the British-built Trident jetliner, firing at least term ending Jan. 9, 1985. Thursday was 801. The Play-Four number was 6040. guerrillas based in Honduras and financed and eight pistol shots in the cabin and overpowering the Johnston was elected to tbe Senate from the 29th The Rainbow Jackpot number drawn Thursday was AR CO facing duei trained by the United States. crew at the start of Thursday’s hijacking drama over District on Monday In a special election called to fill 655. The lucky letter was “H” the luclqr color was blue China. the vacancy created by the March death of Sen. Next week’s Jackpot is worth $200,000. in'Hartford court For the record The hijackers, including a woman, released the 99 Constitution debated Audrey Beck, D-Mansfleld. The New Hampshire dally lottery number Thurs passengers and crew aboard and surrendered to day was 6990. authorities after forcing the plane to land at Camp The Rhode Island daily lottery number Thursday CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UPI) — The wWte Cuts frustrate students Local service station owner Steve Shields will In a description Thursday of how to Page, a U.S. military base 45 miles northeast of Seoul. minority in South Africa retains ultimate power under was 7891. you pay an added tax. To figure it In Peking today, China demanded that South Korea The Maine daily lottery number Thursday w a s ^ . square off against the Atlantic Richfield Co. in collect your tax for next year at the multiply your assessment by .00579. a draft constitution ceding limited self-rule to Asians BROCKTON, Mass. — Brockton High School Hartford Superior Court Wednesday. 40.89 mill rate set by the Board of “ immediately return” the jet belonging to its and people of mixed race but leaving the majority ’The Vermont daily lottery number Thursday was students, angry over proposed school budgrt cuts Shields said he received a subpoena Thursday Directors Wednesday, the Manchester state-run airline, CAAC, the passengers, crew and the blacks voteless. 903* If you live in the Eighth Utilities which could eliminate athletics, plann^ a rally today ordering him to appear for the court date. The Herald misprinted the figures involved District, and if the proposed district “ armed terrorists.” The landmark bill was introduced in Parliament The Massachusetts lottery number ’Thursday was A traditional ride in the country and a stop at to follow up on a walkout by about 500 students who 4981. outcome of Wednesday’s hearing could determine in the calculation. budget is approved May 25, multiply A South Korean Information Ministry spokesman Thursday after a year of often bitter debate. The bill marched on city hall. ) said his government would “ respect the spirit of whether or not he can remain at the 706 Main St. Here are the correct figures: your assessment by .0045 and add that SHADY GLEN for FARM FRESH DELICIOUS followed the reformist initiative of Prime Minister The rally, sanctioned by school administrators who station he leases from ARCO. Multiply your assessment for your international conventions against airborne terror P.W. Botha's ruling National Party. to your town tax bill. The Eighth ICE CREAM made with pure milk, rich cream have threatened to suspend students who walked out. .* Shields has vowed to fight ARCO’s attempt to evict house and your car or cars by .04089. ism,” which China and South Korea both have signed. "The legislation was given a first reading, despite district tax include both fire and sewer Is aimed at venting frustration over M.5 million in him. The eviction was supposed to have been effective If you live in the town’s fire district service charges. and natural flavors... one of the many ways to say opposition from the ultra right-wing Conservative school budget cuts proposed by Mayor PaulStudenski April 27, but Shields has stayed put. Party formed last February by IS rebel National which would eliminate 115 teaching positions and wipe Almanac According to Shields, ARCO wants him out of the "Mom / love you." Report angers Argentines Party lawmakers to campaign against any kind of out high school sports. station because he refused to pay a $10,000 security power-sharing with non-whites. Another walkout was threatened if Studenski did not . deposit on his gasoline deliveries. Shields claims he’s BUENOS AIRES. Argentina (U PI) — Shouting The proposed constitution will receive its first real Fire calls attend the rally even though Principal Robert Reagan operated the station for over a year without the “ assassins,” an angry crowd of6,000 people rushed up test next week, however, in three parliamentary Today is Friday, May 6, the 126tb day of 1983 with 239 is said to be considering supension of up to 5 days for to follow. deposit, and besides, doesn’ t have the $10,000. the steps of the National Congress to protest a report by-elections in conservative Transvaal province. students who left classes. Since mid-April ARCO has refused to deliver declaring untold thousands of missing Argentines are The Conservatives claim the government is losing Tbe moon is in its last quarter. state 86. (Eighth District) dead. Students chanting “We want tbe mayor!” con The morning star is Jupiter. gasoline to the station and Shields’ only income has grass-roots support for its power-sharing idea. The verged on the municipal building Thursday. Stu M anchester Friday, 1:06 a.m..— False alarm. The Argentine Bishops Council released a stinging The evening stars are Mercury, Venus. Mars and been from repair business. government, with a 124-seat majority in the House of denski met with four studenj leaders to explain the East Center Street. indictment of the military report Thursday, sayipg it Saturn. ARCO’s lawyer, Susan Richards of New Haven, has Assembly, says it will not change policy even if it details of suggested changes in the $35 million Thursday, 12:02 p.m. — Woods fire, Friday, 10:13 a.m. — Medical call, 80 was based on the erred doctrine of violence against Those bom on this date are udder the sign of Taurus. refused comment on the case. Neither she nor Shields’ suffers electoral losses. spending plan offered by the school committee. 47 Arnott St. (Town) Colonial St. (Town) People bom on this date include psydiiatrist lawyer, Robert Cohen of Bristol, were available for comment this morning. . Thursday, 4:47 p.m. — medical call, Sigmund Freud, in 1856, Arctic explorer Robert 16 Lilly St. (Town) Peary, in 1856, actor Rudolph Valentino, in 1895 and Thursday, 10:33 a.m. — Accidental actor-director Orson Welles, in 1915. Now you know alarm. New State Road (Eighth 840 E WDEll F l o c a t i o n s IN MANCHESTER On this date in history: Peopletalk A thought for the day: Mark Twain said, “ To District) Mount Waialeale in Hawaii has 840 E MIDDLE TTKE on RT 6 - Op«n Dixly and Sun . Parkada Branch opan Mon thru Sat In 1816, the American Bible Association was promise not to do a thing is the surest way in the world Thursday, 11:08 p.m. — Gas wash up to 350 days of rain a year. JohnC BndBemiccA Rt«g. Owners organized in New York City. William J Hoch, Executive Manager to make a body want to go and do that very thing ” down, motor vehicle accident, Inter- In 1863, Confederate forces under Gen. Robert E Rita returns Quote of the day Lee routed Union troops under Gen. Joe Hooker at the battle of Cbancellorsville in Virginia. Rita Coolidge has returned home to Nashville, PARKADE Our Best Customer Colognts Producer Dlno DeLaurentls, whose movies In 1935, the Works Progress Administration — Is An Educated One ' SUPER SOOmg. 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By Wesley G. PIppert Stafford of Vermont and Charles when they emerged. Sen. Lawton administration, the Domenici plan minute I do and one minute I been sealed. United Press International Mathias of Maryland — who object Chiles, the ranking member on the would save the third year q t don’t.” Along the way Thursday, the to the low-tax, high-deficit budget, committee, condemned it in strong Reagan's tax cut scheduled to ta ie Chiles said of the three-fourths of Senate voted to provide $1.8 billion WEBER BARBECUE KETTLE WASHINGTON - Senate Re A source close to the five said language. effect July 1. the Democratic membership at for health care insurance coverage publicans' compromise 1984 they were “ still holding firm” in “ For the life of me, I can’t tending the 75-minute caucus, not for most unemployed Americans budget, preserving President Rea wanting to raise $30 billion in The Domenici compromise understand this, or what kind of one said he would vote for the GOP and in a preliminary vote to add DEMONSTRATION gan’s tax cut but creating bigger revenue next year by eliminating would increase military spending policy this (budget) sets in mo plan. But Chiles said the Demo $600 million for the nation’s deficits, is getting nowhere with Reagan's July 1 income tax cut. 7.5 percent next year, raise only tion,” Chiles said, predicting far crats might pick up five to eight schools. Saturday, May 7 Reagan has stood firm in wanting Democrats and the GOP leader the $2.7 billion in new taxes Reagan higher interest rates. Republican votes for their plan. ship admits it may not have the to preserve the last step of the tax wanted, spend$ll.4billionmoreon “ There is no way you can have 10 AM to 3 PM cut he campaigned for in 1980. lion-defense domestic programs this become law and not abort the Chiles said the Democrats The Senate defeated, 63-36, a votes for passage. Democratic proposal that would See a trainad Weber Chef show you the Senate Budget Committee than he wanted, and project an recovery,” Chiles said. “ You bet agreed to set a time of Wednesday many ways to use these famous cookers. The outcome appears to depend Chairman Pete Domenici, R-N.M., annual deficit of $192.4 billion, $29 ter buy that house or car now." noon for vote on the Republican have added $2.7 billion in each of W:’ on five moderate Republicans — unveiled the compromise late billion higher than the Democratic Senate Republican Leader How plan and 10 p.m. that day for final the next three years for the Mark Hatfield of Oregon, Lowell Thursday on the fourth day of floor budget approved by the budget ard Baker, asked if he has the votes passage. This was almost exactly unemployed. This was the same Weicker of Connecticut, John debate on the budget. The Demo committee in April. for passage of the GOP plan, said, what Baker proposed to them, but figure the Democratic House ap Chafee of Rhode Island, Robert crats immediately caucused, and Perhaps most important to the “ I think so. I ’m not sure. One the final agreement had not yet proved in March in its 1984 budget. WEBER ,4#c. Badwood Stain PcMrcalatnized Outdoor Boating Bat nw * Deluxe Reagan trumpets Children Kattie Grill ^ . $ 1 3 8 ...... ^9 includae 2 club chaira, l sattae A get AIDS and table and plump, button tuftad 64.70 anti-crime pian •foam cushions with corded endal Our Rag. 7949 Unique even-heat in homes design with porcelain to gun owners Plump, Foam-Filled Furniture enamel interior/ By Sharon Rutenbera Replacement Cushions exterior to resist rust, \ stains, bums. 1-touch United Press International By Norman D. Sandler wounded him and left his press CHAIR, Our IUg12.W...... 9.76 vent, more. United Press International secretary James Brady, near CHICAGO - AIDS, the myste CHAISE, Our R.g.18.M...... 13.33 death. Two law officers also were rious immune system disease, has •18" Model „ PHOENIX, Ariz. — Two years of wounded by bullets from the been discovered in a group of Rsg. 6449. .49.70 living with the memories of an .22-caliber handgun fired by John children — half of whom died — assassination attempt that left a Hinckley Jr. and may be transmitted by routine 1.49 b ^ e t lodged near his heart has While on the same side as gun household contact, doctors say. Vinyi
MANCHESTER HEKALD, Friday, May 6, 1983 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan Fitta, Editor OPINION Alax Qlralll. City Editor Powers sentenced to community service and fined ,Bv Mark A. Dupuis 1,270 hours of community service. Powers, 54, could have received Budney was considering a re weeks. ings with Farmington architect UPl Capitol Reporter Budney said he decided on the a maximum of two years in prison quest to trim the amount of Powers said he had been "in full Irwin Joseph Hirsch, who was to sentence weighing the public inter and $2,000 in fines. He pleaded community service to 988 hours cooperation” with the grand jury have been the state’s key witness HAR'TFORD — A Superior Court est against Powers’ long govern guilty April 5 in a plea bargaining because he apparently based the "all along.” at the trial. judge 8 sympathy for two children ment career and his family, J a c k arrangement that ended his trial original figure on a three-year In imposing sentence, Budney One of the dropped charges and their family has spared former including the defendant's two on sU counts, including five probation term, court officials said it was clear Powers’ had centered on a claim the architect, a Why such an early campaign start? A n d e rs o n Transportation Arthur B. Powers young children and wife. said. felonies. “ breached the public trust." close friend of Powers, gave the from going to prison on two Powers said he was pleased the Powers will have to donate time There were problems in the former commissioner a $1,000 Washington corruption-related charges. “ Your bones have been picked ordeal was over. to New Britain General Hospital, DOT, “ andcertainly itdoesn’ttake bribe for consideration in the WASHINGTON - It's fa been trying to kill both Birds — says he is using 1983 to Judge Walter R. Budney said he Msrry-Oo-Round dry, so have your family's. You’ve to the clerk’s office at the grimy too much intelligence to come to award of no-bid state contracts. shionable these days to deplore thought Powers deserved the suf with one stone — trying to organize at the gras-roots level, literally had your hell right up to "A s far as public service is Morgan Street courthouse where the conclusion it was being used for fering caused by his arrest and the early start of the 1984 counter the credibility problem with particular emphasis on and including today,” said Bud concerned, I'm delighted that’s the he was tried, and to a program that political purposes," thejudgesaid. Jack Germond prosecution, but didn’t think a Prosecutors had agreed not to presidential campaign. Why by showing he can raise money. Iowa, the first caucus state, and ney, who said Powers made the area that the judge has asked me to helps place convicts in community Powers was arrested in April prison term was appropriate, be make any .sentence recommenda must these candidates plague He reported raising $809,000 New Hampshire, the first state family name “ synonymous with do service and I will certainly service instead of jail. 1981 and went on trial in March on tion, but did urge Budney to us — more than a year before and cause of the effect it would have on corruption.” Budney also directed Powers to in the first quarter with $524,000 to select delegates by primary. his family. devote the number of hours re six counts, including receiving a consider the nature of the charges the national party conventions “ What concerns me is that little quired of me,” he said. cooperate with the grand jury and $1,000 bribe, perjury, tampering and to provide a deterrent for Jules Witcover still on hand, but the bulk of it Askew and Hollings must try to Budney, whq has an 11-year-old — with their speeches, their boy of yours and that little girl,” Powers was sentenced to two, legislative investigations of the with evidence and a witness and others who may want to hamper came from Florida and he still show in 1983 that they are not son, met in chambers with Powers’ Syndicated columnists Budney said in an emotional concurrent one-year jail terms, DOT. Chief State’s Attorney Austin ethics code violations. grand jury proceedings. appeals for funds and their must demonstrate funcFraising just Southern regional 11-year-old son, Christopher, be speech. “ That kid has to go to which were both suspended, and J. McGuigan said the grand jury The trial ended when Powers “ The state wants no ‘pound of television appearances? ability — and voter appeal — candidates. fore sentencing the former com school tomorrow and for the rest of two, two-year concurrent terms on probe, which resulted in Powers’ pleaded guilty to the reduced flesh’ from Mr. Powers — justice The answer varies depending outside his own state. In addition to money and face, new missioner to a suspended prison his life they're going to be saddled probation, a $1,500 fine, and 1,270 arrest, is continuing and “ some charges, which were based on will do,”^ said Assistant State’s on the political requirements of term, $1,500 fine, probation and perceptions, the name of the with this.” hours of community service. action” is expected in the next few ai|po-.ti-,.-c concerning his deal Attorney Glenn E. Coe. the candidates, but there are THE THREE remaining can early game also is expectations. two common elements: money able to concentrate on fund Sen. John Glenn, the former didates — Sens. Alan Cranston, Those of whom much is ex dispute and political perceptions. raising in this early stage. In the astronaut. He raised $1.1 mil Gary Hart and Fritz Hollings — pected — Mondale and Glenn Powers^HIrsch transcripts released To compete in most of the first three months of 1983, he lion in the first quarter and had have yet to show they can raise right now — must avoid pitfalls states holding caucuses and raised $2.4 million and had $500,000 in the bank, but because money, and have yet to dissi that will lower those expecta WASHINGTON - Like the lady primaries next year, the candi $737,000 on hand, and his cam he has no experience is a pate perception problems, but tions. On the other hand, for in the Irving Berlin tune, William dates must raise millions this paign continues to focus heavily national candidate he must they are working on both. By those of whom little is now Phone call tapes detail charges Heffelfinger keeps coming back year. And because the earliest on fund-raising whilehestill has counter the perception that he is fielding good early organiza expected, 1983 is an opportunity like a song — but Ihe song always By Mark A. Dupuis contests will be clustered within the time to deal with ' it an amateur in the political b'S tions for straw polls in Califor to build credibility and organi pleaded guilty to two reduced seems to have a few sour notes. UPl Capitol Reporter On the tapes and transcripts. either.” little more than a month’ s time, personally. nia and Massachusetts, Cran zation and to lay the ground charges. leagues. His relatively slow Powers insisted he did not take "W ell, it was before the election much of that money must be on Money is critical to the Heffelfinger is a professional Powers pleaded guilty to hinder organizational start in key ston has given his campaign work for an upset in 1984. $1,000 in cash from Hirsch in the laws changed," Powers replied. hand at the start. And beyond bureaucrat with a miraculous HARTFORD — Former Trans Mondale effort because he plans states such as Iowa and New hope that he can erase what ing prosecution for marking docu men’s room of a Hartford restau “ That was all right.” that, the candidates need time record of survival through Repub portation Commissioner Arthur B. ments to show he intended to pay a national campaign, running in Hampshire has raised doubts Sergio Bendixen, his campaign GIVEN THEIR preference, rant. One of the charges dropped “ I hope you know about all these' lican and Democratic administra Powers collected cash contribu for a $620 door Hirsch bought for in advance of 1984 to capitalize all states as Jimmy Carter did that he must dispel during 1983. manager, says remains Cran most of the candidates would against Powers was a bribery crazy things because I sure as hell tions for campaigns from a Far him and told Hirsch to testify on perceived advantages they successfully in 1976. His manag ston's main problem — that he tions. He has also survived recur count based on the alleged don’t,” Hirsch replied. probably prefer to go back to the mington architect who did busi falsely about the door. have and try to erode perceived ers say he will need as much as looks older than his 68 years. ring congressional and other ness with the state. exchange. The tapes were laced with , THE OTHER four candidates old days when an aspirant did Ironically, at one point in one of shortcomings. investigations for alleged miscon Hirsch said several times during vulgarities throughout, 'including $26 million to get to the require the early start because Bendixen says flatly that not declare his candidacy and The transcripts, of telephone the conversations. Powers voiced duct. Yet he goes serenely on his the calls that he gave Powers the one point where Powers told convention a winner. Other less they need time to counter Cranston "is following a 1983 start running seriously until the calls between Powers and archi fears that Hirsch’s phones might way from one high-paid job to money and patted the then- Hirsch not to embellish in any THE MONEY question is well-financed candidates may doubts in both areas — about strategy” — using every oppor eve of the presidential election tect Irwin Joseph Hirsch, were be tapped while in fact the commissioner on the back and said testimony he gave to the grand tougher for some than for have to pick their spots — a tunity to boost his credibility another, denying every charge released Thursday along with the architect, a close friendof Powers, 6 their ability to raise enough year. But as the demands of it was for Powers, but each time ju ry investigation, which is others. The front-runner, that’s made against him. actual tapes of the calls as a was himself recording the call. strategy Carter showed was a money and to be taken seriously this year so that by 1984 he will fund-raising and perception- Powers said he didn’t remember continuing. former Vice President Walter The charges leveled at this condition of Powers’ sentence on “ Are you calling from home or vulnerable one. as presidential prospects. be taken seriously. building have increased, they taking any cash for himself from “ One thing just remember.” Mondale, has such political world-classsurvivorofthe bureau two corruiXion-related charges. from a phone booth?” Powers The other candidate with high On the other hand. Hart — know the choice is no longer Hirsch. Powers told Hirsch in one call. The transcripts, laced with vul asked in the Dec. 11,1981, call from celebrity and longtime Demo name recognition who has been One of them, former Gov. who gave relatively short shrift cratic wars run the gamut — from However, Powers said he might theirs — nor that of the garities, detailed five calls Powers Hirsch. “ What," Hirsch asked. cratic contacts that he has been concentrating on fund-raising is Reubin Askew of Florida, has to the Massachusetts straw poll falsifying his job resume, lying to have accepted campaign contribu “ When you go in there. I ’m sure long-suffering voters. made to architect Irwin Joseph “ I ’m calling from home. I can’t government investigators and tions from Hirsch several years your lawyer tells you if you don’ t Hirsch to discuss Hirsch’s upcom Arthur this is the only place I feel shredding documents impropeily earlier, which were “ buried" volunteer a lot of b... just answer ing testimony before a one-man comfortable,” Hirsch replied. to politicizing the civil service and under other names. their questions," Powers said. grand jury investigation that led to “ Yeah, but you know your phone “ Over the years you would give “ Uh hum,” Hirsch said. In Manchester even offering to procure female Powers’ arrest. could be ta p p ^ ,” Powers said. me some cash at election time and “ You don’t embellish anything,” companionship in an effort to The conversations, recorded in ' ’No, come on Art, come, come we’d bury it. We’d put it in and put Powers continued. curry favor with an outside consul late 1981 and early 1982 with on please, come on, what have you it in other people’s names," “ Uh hum,” Hirsch said again. U P l p h o to tant. Yet through it all, Heffelfin Hirsch’s consent, were admitted got to say. Stop that baloney will as evidence in Powers’ trial a day Powers said in one of the calls. 'T v e found that out. Because all Town bucking ger kept winning promotions, and you please?” Hirsch replied and “Uh hum," Hirsch replied. you do is open new cans of worms, ’ ’ POWERS AND WIFE MARYANNE LEAVE COURT before he ended the trial and the conversation continued. even an executive bonus. “ Well, that’s kinda not too kosher Powers said. . . . after his sentencing on corruption conviction national trend NOW, AS director of administra tion at the Department of Energy, The Democratic majority a real conflict over the role of Heffelfinger is once again in the Thafs what it is Programs help reduce repeat offenders on the Board of Directors took government. thick of a controversy. It involves 8 lucrative operating contract fof what amounts to a rather Diana insisted in a budget Bv VukanI Magubone the agency’s Solar Energy R » heading in the right direction,” Correc by the department was to see. among showed an overall recidivism rate of dramatic action in setting the workshop that in general it is United Press International tions Commissioner John Mason said search Institute in Colorado. Con . . . pure iard other things, what happened to offend 37.2 percent for halfway house clients at a news conference Thursday at ers not served by community pro and a 48.5 percent recidivism rate for budget Wednesday night cheeper to contract for servi gressional and Energy Depart^ NEW HAVEN (U P l) — Fatties should forget HARTFORD (U P l) — Inmates who Watkinson House, a halfway house in grams: if those repeat offenders helped when they decided that geri ces and Democratic Director about scales and count body fat, not pounds, says the comparison group, Surla said. ment sources charge that the leave prison and are helped in a Hartford. by the programs committed less severe a California nutritionist. Recidivism included rearrest, read atric and flu clinics could be Barbara B. Weinberg agreed top-rated bidder was euchred out halfway house or other community The assistance given ex- convicts crimes, and if the public was aided by Covert Bailey, a biochemist, best selling mission, AWOL, parole violation and handled more economically with him. of the contract, and they suspect program are less likely to be arrested also saves the state money, Manson the programs, said Leo Surla, presi author, and director of the Bailey Clinic, says IS violating halfway house rules. Heffelfinger had a hand in th^ again, a study released by the Depart said. dent of MetaMetrics, the research by a government agency than At another budget work to 20 percent body fat is about right. In the P R E P program. 152 inmates in maneuver. ment of Corrections’.concludes. If the two programs were not in firm. by a private non-profit shop, however, devoted in “ You couldn’t go to zero because your brain is the program were matched up with the Ever since the research insti^ existence, the state would have to add The study of halfway houses involved same number in a comparison group agency. part to public works, the made of fat,” he says. ” I f you go to zero, the only The study showed the Halfway House 417 additional prison and jail beds at a 182 inmates living at contracted tute’s inception in 1977, the man thing you could do is go into politics.” not in the program. The P R E P and That goes somewhat coun directors discussed some Program for state prison parolees and minimum cost of $27.1 million, re halfway houses. They were compared non-PREP inmates' were released agement contract has gone to An average woman has 33 percent body fat and the PR E P program for former inmates searchers concluded in the study with 137 males screened for entry in the from the same correctional centers and ter to the current trend of forthcoming projects. Every Midwest Research Institute of a man 24 percent. But fat should not comprise of community correctional centers conducted by a Washington, D.C., firm. program but not placed because of time were similar in age, sex, Tace and reducing the role of govern time a question arose about more than 15 percent of a man’s weight or 22 Kansas City, Mo. But in the reduced prison overcrowding, helped The cost of running a 203-bed facility and space constraints. previous offenses. ment and putting into the any kind of contracted engi government contract game, hope percent of a woman’s weight, Bailey said inmates find jobs, and benefited public A for state prison inmates would be $1 The two groups were similar in age. The study showed the PR E P inmates Wednesday at a meeting of the Connecticut hands of the private sector neering, a chorus arose. springs eternal, and three other safety. million annually and $1.7 million for education, marital status and previous had an overall recidivism rate of 63.2 Dental Association in New Haven. firms bid against M R I for the running a 214-bed community correc criminal records. They were followed percent compared to 71.1 percent for many of the social services a It went like this: “ Let’s do “ Can you picture a pound of butter? That’s “ The results of the study helps tional center. for 27 months. the match group. ‘ lot of people feel have made it in-house; let’s do it in- 1983-1988 contract, which will what it is — pure lard.” he said. handle some $40 million a year U provide us with reassurance we are The aim of the study commissioned Data collected from the two groups government invasive and house.” Most researchers say a person should not have * research funds. less than 5 percent body fat although athletes overburdened. Earlier when George A. Although M R I’s management of such as Boston Marathon winner Bill Rogers has 3 That thought was ex Kandra, public works direc Open forum/ Readers' views the Solar Institute has been critics percent and some gymnasts 2 to 4 percent body pressed by Republican Direc tor, submitted a proposal to ized in the past, and though its fat. Connecticut not Metro-North ‘stepchild’ Y tor William Diana when he cure the water service prob Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 rating wasn’t up to the competition Those with a weight problem should jog, walk, in two out of the three categories^ peddle and dance their way back into shape, called the shift “ em pire lems, the directors were Bv Bruno V. Ranniello the company once again got thO Bailey said. An “ aerobic bout” should be done other Fairfield County members, said contributes between $25 million and $30 reached "in a couple of months.” building.” Diana predicted pleased with the result. They United Press International they did not like Connecticut’s “ step contract. five or six times a week and as many times a day million annually. The "union has refused to give up its the cost would ultimately rise were not pleased, however, if a person is, well. faU he said. child relationship" in policy-making “ I ’ve got two bosses, (Connecticut right to establish the crew size on Name of the game d o e ’s final selection documenj He defined aerobic exercise as “ any exercise HARTFORD — The head of the decisions for the rail line. state Transportion Commissioner Ro trains, something Stengl said must be above the amount the town with the fact that the town — the scorecard on the four The death of a friend done on your feet for up to 15 minutes at an Metro-North railroad has warned the “ You can criticize me for manage bert) Burns and Mr. (MTA Chairman changed. "W e’ve got to change the way has been paying the Man had hired a consultant engi bidding firms — shows that BDht intensity low enough so your pulse is not too high line’s 80,000 commuters in New York ment decisions I make but I don’t want To the Editor: Richard) Ravitch." the railroad does business," he said. chester Public Health Nurses neering firm to do some of the To the Editor: International Inc. was rated higlv and you can talk.” and Connecticut can expect an increase to be criticized for treating Connecticut Stengl said a survey showed the The following is of no great stop or please slow down but Association. job. They are still convinced My name is Cory and I live est in the “ management and Running too fast or any other form of intense in fares on or shortly after Jan. 1. customers any different than those in Stengl and Burns said a third strike resulted in an 8 percent drop in importance in the scheme of things she kept coming and hit the New York,” Stengl said. In a way the town admin- Kandra and the town staff did on a country road in Bolton. technical” and “ cost effective^ exercise that leaves a person breathless produces “ I couldn’t say how much, but its member of the arbitration team agreed ridership throughout the system and but was of interest to our family dog. The women completely pretty definite a fare increase will be He assured Ms. Niedermeier any on to settle the dispute that led to the My parents gave me a dog ness” categories. ; enzymes that bum sugars, and not fat, said about 6 percent of the 23,000 daily stration, and particularly the the important part of the job and is somewhat humorous: ignored what had happened Bailey, who earned his masters degree in necessary then,” Metro-North Presi major policy decisions affecting Metro- rail strike has yet to be chosen but the from the Humane Society The only category in which H r | commuters on the New Haven Human Services Depart and that the outside study The Manchester Herald has been and kept driving. Heidi was biochemistry from the Massachusetts Institute of dent Peter Stengl said Thursday. North are reached jointly between the process and a decision could be Division. about two months ago. Her topped BDM was “ business and ment, is now under scrutiny. contributed nothing. Kandra carrying pictures of bygone sports crying and shaking her head. Technology. Stengl appeared before the Legisla Metropolitan Transportation Authority name was Heidi. She was the I picked her up as fast as I transition.” For obvious reasons^ Enzymes are substances in the body that ture’s Transportation Comitt,$e to and the Connecticut Department of It must find a way a w ay to can’t persuade them it was a teams and on the sports page of there would be no transition coste if cutest, most lovable dog I could and ran up the drive produce chemical changes, and Bailey believes answer questions about a recent Transportation. make in-house operation of necessary prelude to his March 29 there was a photo of the have ever had. way, but by the time I got to M R I kept the contract. But th i the type of "butter burning” enzymes that attack six-week strike by union railworkers on The two states are arguing over a 1948-49 Laurels Basketball team. the former Conrail commuter system. *^\/iksiom i^T*t^artttacyi In c. t h e clinics work conclusions. Heidi and I would go out in my house she had died in my DOE contract board noted that fat will quickly dissipate without regular move by thf MTA to raise Connecti- My brother was a member of this exercised Rep. Christine Niedermeier, D- dut’s subsidy contribution from 50 economically. Perhaps the answer is that the back yard and practice arms. My- mom tried to help BDM’s proposed transitiop team but he was not in the picture. “ If you don’t use them, you lose them. The only Fairfield, committee co-chairman, and percent to 60 percent. Connecticut now The difference between the some things can be done more baseball and run thr'ough the her but there was nothing charges would be “ minimal.” In 455 Hartford Rd., Manchester I cutthepictureout andstapleda field behind our house. At fact, the document acknowledges way the human machine gets rid of fat is to put it Republican and Democratic economicially by the govern pote to it asking, "W here were you more we could do. in the blood and send it to a muscle and pray the night she would curl up on that “ BDM offered to perform the stand over the clinics illus ment itself. Time will tell when this was taken?” and put it This was my best friend enzymes are there,” He said. OPEN 7 DAYS 8AM-9PM 643-5230 my bed next to me and and I miss her very much. I transition phase-in at no cost to the trated, more than their dis whether the clinics fall into aside for mailing to my brother in, government.” cuddlq as close as she could tried my best to stop the agreement over the school that category. Florida. and fall asleep. What a super woman who was speeding on So how did MRI get the contract? We will be Open A ll DAY with a large budget, a philosophical split, To my surprise on April 4 there O’Neill renames three pal to have. our country road but I guess That’s what the White House and was another picture of this same some members of Congress want HARTFORD (UPl) - O’Neill’s choices for the Give. , Thursday afternoon, the team (1947-48) in the paper and it was more Important for selection of unique gifts and ideas for 21st of April, I went to the to know. Gov. William A. O’Neill Gaming Policy Board, the there was my brother standing in her to get to where she was has reappointed three Connecticut State Board mailbox to see if we had any going than to stop and say y c w l a w n i the back row. However, the list of commissioners to the of Labor Relations, the Berry's World mail and when I looked ONE REASON the finger of Mom the names in the caption identified she was sorry. Sometimes it state Department of Pub Judicial Review Council around to cross the street I suspicion has been pointed at him not as Frank Johnson but as can be such a cruel world.' lic Utility Control, despite and the Board of Pardons. saw Heidi coming towards Heffelfinger is that his former Ed Dubashinki. With this picture I Heidi is buried at the a" consumer interest Also nominated were me. deputy at the Energy Department, group’s request they be candidates for the Invest sent a note saying “ What’s in a Connecticut Humane Society As I looked down the street for Animals in Newington. I William Davis, is now an executive removed. ment Advisory Council, name?” Reappointed Thursday I could hear a car coming at a can go and visit her and put of MRI. Heffelfinger acknowl the Connecticut River ‘Jipnember Mother We do enjoy these pictures from edged knowing Davis, but insisted to four-year terms begin- Valley Flood Control 6 fast rate of speed. The car the past. Rowers on her grave, but we was coming closer and Heidi that the contract award had 'ning July 1, 1983, were; Commission and the Florence R. Johnson will never be able to play Edythe J. Gaines of Hart Thames River Valley was in the middle of the baseball or run through the “ nothing to do with me.” High quality lawn edging ^odier’s‘Day,^SLy 8 115 Cambridge St. ford, Peter G, Boucher of Flood Control street coming to greet me One source, noting that the White fields in our backyard again. the Kensington section of Commission. will beautify your lawn and and be her playful self. My r i i always love the closest House had questioned Energy Berlin, and Marvin S. garden, help keep your mainte heart started to pound and Secretary Donald Hodel about the \ Hell on wheels friend I had, and I feel sorry Loewith of Bloomfield. nance time—and costs—low, and the first thing I could think of for the person who hit her matter, told my associate Dale The commissioners was to try and grab her collar because someday she might Van Atta that this time Heffelfin ‘ must be confirmed by increase the value of your property. 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Install our reunion from July 27 to 31 at the Bolton Uttors policy . agency because of their . having worked on a rate PUBLIC HEALTH Black Diamond and Mini-Diamond rww Parkview Hilton Hotel in Hartford. NURSING Our World War II roster has been ■rae Manphester Herald case in which Northeast Lawn Edging today. ^ I I I C letters to the ' Utilities was granted ASSOCIATION. lost and this is the only way w e ' editor Deiler inquiries—write Box 10353, — Spiritual aid may be answer hii^er rates. LolB Nancy Q Kami have of locating them. West Hartford, C T 06110 U tters should be brief and Also, U’Neill reap Loulia ^bbl Linda C> 1663 by NEA. tne “ Hell on Wheels” may write to To the Editor: I would encourage all single be pointed Judith Lahey of Barbara O. Barbara C. Janal ______' ( 3lin c i Osk Lindscape and N u ritr) Sale. 1982 Myles E. Covey, President, 2nd. t y p ^ or neatly hand-written Glastonbury and Helen M. Jania Nancy L. Batty The recent tragic suicide of state people to seek a spiritual or social Black Diamond and Mini-Diamond iawn edging is available from these Armd. Div. Assn., 174 Carriage Loy of Newington to four- Joan Lynn Cathy "My parents are constantly getting Into trouble Sen. Audrey Beck has reminded support group of their choice. Such ease In’ editing flne nuracrici and landscapers: shw id be double-spaced. year terms on the state’s Nancy M. — peer pressure, I guessi'' Drive, Glastonbury, 06033. Phone me of the terrible psychological intentionality can bring new hope. number 633-3575 or 633-5305. *'«*enres the Freedom of Information from and emotional burdeps many The Rev. J.S. Heggelund Garden Sales, Manchester Gabe Struggles letters in the Commission. THE BOARD divorced, separated and widowed Director, Saving our Singles • Other gubernatorial MUIane Nursery, Cromwell Waldron, Arizona adults in our society face today. Storrs M dteste. nominations sent to the OF DIRECTORS SaPs'E'vergreen Nursery, Glastonbury ILegislature included 8 — MANC'UhSTKK HKHALU, ^ riduy. May 6, l!)«3 MANCHKSTKH HEKALD, Friday, May 6, 1983 — 9 Obituaries GOP chides Democrats Lendl ousted in net action Ann Marie Van Deusen, SPORTS Page 10 teacher at area schools on budget, seeks accord deciding which way to go. Ann Marie (Most) Van Deusen. 81, of 161 Lake By Bruno V. Ranniello Van Norstrand said there has Road, Andover, died Wednesday at Windham United Press International Finance Committee chairmen been little budget debate to date Memorial Hospital. She was the wife of the late Sen. Michael'Skelley, D-Tolland, with Democratic leaders and he Charles J. Van Deusen. HARTFORD — House Republi and Rep. Ronald Smoko, D- declined to say what taxes he She was born in Wilkes-Barre. Pa.. April 10, 1902, can Minority Leader R.E. Van Hamden, said the two-package might support. "W e ’ll talk taxes if Peeters sharp to keep Bruins alive plan was the only way to move they talk cuts,” he said. and had been a resident of Andover for 41 years. Norstrand, R-Darien, has said a divided Democrats off center. Before her retirement in 1968 she was a teacher in the bipartisan effort is "the only Democrats planned to extend the solution” tq, adopt a tax and Van Norstrand said an income deadline for drawing up a spending Coventry schools for 19 years. BOSTON (U PI) — It s a laissez- a Freudian slip, "wasn't going to night," Bossy said. "It's obvious spending package by the Legisla tax proposed in one plan “ would plan and Van Norstrand said Her first teaching assignment was in Andover. faire approach to goaltending, a be as bad as he was the last time. he was to everyone who was ture’s June 8 adjournment date. raise tens of millions more than we Republicans were willing to extend Later she taught in Torrington, at Nathan Hale School kind of let-bygones- be-bygones We'd be foolish to think he was.” watching. Of course it's illegal, but “ We’re in a mess but there need” and “ is not going to pass.” the Appropriation Committee’s in Manchester, and at Robertson School in Coventry. philosophy that Pete Peeters has Gillies was right. Peeters it's also part of the game and I'm seems to be a sense of lethargy” Van Norstrand earlier announced Friday deadline for action on bills She was a graduate of Willimantic Normal School. adopted. whiffed on a Bob Nystrom 58- not complaining. He had a job to do all 63 GOP House members forally to “ a week or ten days.” She was a member of the National and Connecticut among Democrats, Van Norstrand And it makes sense the way he footer at the 3:12 mark when it and he did it." said at a news conference opposed the Income tax. The deadline for the spending i Education associations and the National and played Thursday night. dipped like a Hoyt Wilhelm knuc- Bossy, who had three goals in Thursday. "An across the board spending Connecticut Retired Teachers associations. . committee can be extended With the Bruins facing elimina kleball. That was it for the Game 4, had one shot in Game 5. a cut is one way although it may not She was a member of the National Grange, the He said the disarray among the through emergency action ap tion, Peeters helped extend their Islanders. Boston roared back with meaningless slap shot in the be the best way. But you can’t do Pomona Grange and the Andover Grange, where she Democratic lawmakers pointed to proved by the House and Senate season one more game with a solid five unanswered goals in the next second period from the blue line. the entire thing on the cut side.” was the lecturer for 10 years. She put the Andover the need for a bipartisan effort to leadership. 21-save effort in backstopping two periods. Everywhere he went, he had Grange on the honor grange list. discuss a compromise package. Boston to a 5-1 victory over the "W e seem to have-a knack of Dufour with him. It was the first She was one of the organizers of the senior citizens' “ There is need for some taxes, New York Islanders. The win faUing asleep at the wrong time,” time Dufour had ever shadowed a Young at Heart Club. She was a member of the that’s a reality,” he said, “ but it moved Boston to within 3-2 of the said Islanders goalie Billy Smith, player, Andover Congregational Church and served as the must be accompanied by further Insurance proposal three-time defending Stanley Cup who was rested in the third period. "H e did a good job and played cuts in the budget.” church's Sunday school superintendent and historian. champs. Game 6 is Saturday at "Maybe we didn't gear ourselves him clean," said Boston coach She was a church soloist for many years. Van Norstrand labeled as “ out Uniondale, N.Y. up or we weren't afraid enough to Gerry Cheevers. She is survived by a son, Charles J. Van Deusen of rageous,” the decision by the meets stiff opposition ” He has saved us all year,” said play like we should have played.” "H e did a good job, " said New St Petersburg, Fla.: a daughter. Bettv Lou Cardini of Finance Committee to send to the Brad Park. ”He’s better than The Bruins played their best York coach Al Arbour Andover; five sisters, Charlotte Baker of Thompson- FAZZANO LEAVES COURTHOUSE Senate two tax plans, including one HARTFORD (UPI) — A pro in an accident directly covered Florence Nightingale.” game of the series, checking for 60 Without Bossy, the Islanders ville, Lillian Johnson of Blandford, Mass,, May Henry to impose a 5 percent state income posed change in state insurance only by one policy. Peeters played like Florence minutes and capitalizing on the sputtered and they had only 22 . .. booked in fatal accident tax. of Chicopee, Mass,, Arleene Borrough of Layfayetle, regulations that could limit the Several attorneys and their Nightingale in Games 3 and 4. breaks they created. When they shots, though several were excel Ind., and Dorothy Macomber of Brea, Calif.: and The tax reform package would ability of consumers to recover clients Thursday turned out for a allowing 15 goals in a pair of Boston digressed, Peeters was there. In lent opportunilie.s. After Nys- eight grandchildren. bring in an estimated $1.24 billion damages from auto accidv ts is hearing at the State Office Build defeats. The performances might order, he robbed Anders Kallur, trom's knuckler. the Bruins Funeral services will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at to offset $795 million. lost by meeting stiff resistance from ing to condemn the proposal. be enough to shatter a goalie in the Bob Bourne, Paul Boutilier, Denis bounced back on goals 68 seconds reducing other taxes. Andover Congregational Church. Burial will be in Fazzano held lawyers and their clients. Edmund GaiY, President of the pressure- cooker playoffs. Not Potvin, Wayne Merrick and Duane apart by Craig MacTavish and Townsend Cemetery. Andover. Calling hours are The other tax plan is a modified ’The regulation involves Connecticut Trial Lawyers Associ Peeters. Sutter. There were others less Barry Pederson (or a 2-1 first Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m, at Holmes Funeral Home, version of one offered by 6ov. uninsured-underinsured coverage ation, called Gillies’ proposal “ Whatever happens, happens. testing. period lead. Goals by Kay Bourque 400 Main St., Manchester. Memorial contributions William A. O’Neill in presenting that protects motorists in acci "anti-public.” You can't let the past bother you But among the missing marks (nine seconds into the power play)-, may be made to the Andover Volunteer Fire in hit-and-run his $3.57 billion budget in Febru dents caused by other vehicles that because there’s nothing you can do Peter McNab (off his foot) and men was Mike Bossy, and that in ary. It would provide $296 million Department ambulance fund or to the Andover are uninsured or underinsured. He accused the commissioner o { about it.” Peeters said. itself was subplot No. 1. For you Bruce Crowder (off an Islander) HARTFORD (UPI) — A in new revenue. Congregational Church memorial fund. ing the sentencing of Such protection aids the victim "P ete's as much as professional can add the name Luc Dufour to ended things in the second period. prominent attorney sus giving the insurance industry a ex-Transportation Com Both packages would provide 90 whose costs exceed the amount of as anyone I know. He’s calm, cool the likes of Pierre Cardin and Yves "When we play like we can, 6 pected of driving the car “ windfall profit” at the expense of missioner Arthur Powers percent of full funding for the coverage carried by the motorist consumecs. and never lets the pressure gel to St. Laurent among French sports we're a good team and we're tougti that killed a 10-year-old state’s education grants to cities on corruption related who caused the accident. Bridgeport Attorney T. Paul him. He told me was all right and wear designers. Bossy wore Du to beat." said Bourque. girl in an impoverished charges. and towns and a 3 percent increase The change, proposed by state Tremont predicted the proposed that’s what I needed to know,” said four for each shift, though the "When we got the chance, we put and predominantly His in welfare benefits. Man charged in The police chief held his Insurance Commissioner Peter W. Park. Islanders' sniper wasn't comforta the puck in the net. And Pete kept it panic neighborhood in The action left the Appropria regulation would create a "Pando- ' news conference at the Gillies, would allow insurance ra’s box” of litigation. He esti-- "Cheevers, er Peeters, pardon ble with the fit. out," Park said. "That was the Hartford has been station at 1 p.m. and read tions Committee co-chairmen Sen. companies in certain cases to limit mated 500 to 750 excess cases a me,” said Clark Gillies in perhaps “ He was interfering with me all difference." charged in the death. Cornelius O’Leary, D-South Wind dumpster crash a five-page statement on their liability in an auto accident to year could be generated. Joseph Fazzano, S3, sur sor and Rep. Janet Polinsky, Fazzano’s arrest. Three the amount in a single insurance Gillies said after the hearing he rendered in Hartford Su D-Waterford, unsure which of two policy. UPI photo pages of the statement proposed the change ‘ ’to clarify the perior Court Thursday proposed tax plans they will A Manchester man was charged with reckless were comments critical of Now, when an accident is caused present situation” and to avoid driving Tuesday after he lost control of the car he was and was charged with news coverage after the support. BOSTON GOALIE PETE PEETERS MAKES STICK SAVE by another motorist who is unin potential large increases in pre driving and crashed into a dumpster on Woodbridge evading responsibility accident. ’They said they would wait for . . .on Islanders’ Bob Bourne (14) in first period action sured or underinsured, a policy mium costs resulting from a ruling Eagles rout St. Paul Street. ® and negligent homicide "Much of the media word from their caucuses, proba holder can “ stack” or combine last year by the state Supreme with a motor vehicle. bly some time next week, before Police said William C. Frattaroli, 21, of 136 Scott reporting has unfortu several policies to cover damages Court. Drive, was headed north on Woodbridge Street hear The charges are misde nately caused some great the intersection of East Middle Turnpike when his car meanors, and Fazzano misconceptions in the Post office accelerated sharply and collided with the dumpster. faces a maximum com community, primarily Playoffs nearing close The impact pushed the dumpster into a telephone bined penalty of 18 months due to allegations of police in troubie in H C C baseball pole, crackjng the pole, police said. in prison and a $1,200 fine improprieties in this in if he is convicted. Fazzano There are now four teams left in the National Police said Frattaroli received a minor laceration vestigation,” Sullivan EAST WINDSOR (UPI) DID to his right hand in the 10:38 p.m. incident. was released on a written . Basketball Association (NBA) playoffs and three BRISTOL— “ Even some of the in Darby. A two-RBI triple by Roy East will give opponents a . said. — The Windsorville Post promise to appear in court remaining in the National Hockey League (NHL) outs were shots, " said East Ca made it 10-2, East. one-day break and will be back in He was released on a written promise to appear in He talked specifically of Office is once again on the Manchester Superior Court on May . on a later date. post-season action. tholic Baseball Coach Jim Penders Paul Mador, who lagged behind action Saturday afternoon as it 17 the Hartford Courant's hit list of the U.S. Postal Thoughts Because the stocky, The New York Islanders, having failed after his team racked up an 18-5 his teammates with only two hits reports, which raised sev Service. journeys to Stratford to face A Mansfield woman was arrested Thursday on a greying lawyer, repres eral issues — why Faz Thursday evening to polish off the Boston Bruins victory over HCC foe St. Paul in on the day, walloped a double that Stratford High in its annual The federal agency has YOU KNOW at the Boston Gardens, still need a victory to set ApLENty Bristol Thursday afternoon. The drove in two runs in the fifth and ents more than 60 police encounter at Penders' Field at 2 warrant charging her with forgery and a variety of zano was not interviewed been trying to close the other related charges. unions, including Hart the stage for the Stanley Cup confrontation with Eagles amassed a total of 25 hits in made the score 12-3. The final six o'clock. by police immediately, 155-year-old branch office Len Auster, ford police, Hispanic acti the Edmonton Oilers. the process of raising their overall East runs were scored in the East Catholic (18)— wisnieski c( Twenty-one-year-old Virginia A. Conland was why his car was searched for the past five yearsjiut arrested at 47 Edgerton St. at 9 p.m. on two counts vists intent on finding the Hartford Whaler fans should take note Herald Sportswriter record to 10-2 and their HCC mark eighth, the key blow being Bond's 6-2-4-0. D arby 2b 5-3-3-0, Riggs ss6-4-4-S, without a warrant, and each time was met by Bond 1b S-4-4-4, M ador rt S-1-2-2, driver who killed Jeanette Edmonton is one of the former WHA clubs that to 5-1. prodigious blast, a 450-foot shot each of third degree forgery, illegal use of a credit why his car was not protests from area iU. SKFFERrS offers one of thc| M lruckl rt O-O-O-O, M cCov It S-2-3-2, Ortiz have questioned joined the older NHL only a couple years ago. Three players — Tim Wisnieski, that cleared the left field fence and Feshler dh 6-0-1-1, M cAulev P O-O-O-O, card, criminal innpersonation and sixth degree impounded. residents. larceny, police said. She was released on a $700 whether police can be Edmonton build itself up through the draft, and Jeff Riggs and Doug Bond — belted the road that runs beyond it. KIro b O-O-O-O, Rov 3b 6-1-3-1, Tucker c Sullivan said Fazzano This time they are 4-1-1-1, S. Bvdrh c O-O-O-O. Totals non-surety bond for a May 16 appearance in impartial. particularly when it a ^ ire d Wayne Gretzky, out four hits each, and three others exercised his constitu closer than ever to suc areas largest selections of St. Paul wasn’t able to put 48-18-25-17. Manchester Superior Court. Police Chief Bernard and Whaler fans can oftiy hope newly named — Chris Darby, Frank McCoy and together any sort of rally against St. Paul (5)— HInes 2b5-1 -4-1. Greene tional right to say no ceeding. The postal ser ss 5-0-0-0, PlleskI lt3-0-0-0, D eForge It-p Sullivan said his depart- thing; that his lawyer, president/general manager Emile Francis can in the middle, replacing the invisible Darryl Paul Roy — added three apiece. It East starter Brian McAuley, who vice decided Wednesday Dawkins, they feel this will be their year. The 2-0-1-0, Kloss c 3-0-0-0, Kroolond c P°'*ce arrested Walter N. Lago, 24, . ment has investigated James Wade, voluntarily do the same for the Insurance City franchise. was an awesome hitting display, improved his record to 3-0, or 2-0-0-0, M. Roche ct 3-2-1-0, Plozov It to close the Windsorville regular season has shown the 76Crs to be the best but that's nothing new for the of 29 Thompson Road, on a warrant charging him with several sensitive cases, turned the car over to BRAND MICROWAVE OVENS New York and Edmonton, if that match-up reliever Tim Kiro. The Falcons 2-0-0-0, MossuccI rt 2-1-2-0, Dowlev rt branch in 60 days. Custo occurs should be an interesting series from the but they’ve had injuries of late and that has Eagles. 2- 1-I-0, Levins 1b 2-0-0-0, Hawkins 1b failing to appear in court. including city agencies, police, who took samples scored their five runs one at a time, 3- 0-1-1, D. Roche 3b 4-0-2-2, Roberge D mers have 30 days to slowed their pace. East had to adjust to playing Lago, arrested at his home at 9 p.m., was released employees, and the d^ of a broken light lens and fans’ standpoint. Both clubs are fast skating and though they did total 13 hits, led by 1-0-0-0, Cochin p-ct 2-0-1-0. Totals appeal the decision. How quickly they recover will tell the story in without injured rightfielder Bill 41-5-13-4. after posting $1,000 cash bond, police said. He is partment itself, and will paint, and that police do rely on offense. Defense, while important, seems Mike Hines’ four. St. Paul fell to 1-8 ’The postal service said It LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! to be put on the backburner while the forwards fly the playoffs. Masse, but home runs by Riggs East Catholic 303 420 000 18 scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court on be fair and thorough in the not ordinarily impound overall. 0-4 in conference play. St. Paul Oil 110 100 5 it can offer the same into the offensive zone. One team not mentioned, but not forgotten, are and Bond more than made up for May 23,. hit and run probe. the vehicles after a search “ There have been no service to customers from There should be a lot Of goals scored in the the Milwaukee Bucks. Milwaukee has some Masse's absence. Riggs' round- and inspection has been the other three offices in IMPORTANTI... Early this morning, Richard M. Tyska, 28 of 40 deviations from depart made. Stanley Cup final. If there is a key, watch out for top-flight players in Bob Lanier, Marques tripper was his first of the year, East Windsor. ON THIS FUa the Islanders’ Denis Potvin. Potvin, unbelievably Johnson, Sidney Moncrief and Junior while Bond smacked his second. W oodhill Road, was charged with drunk driving after ment policies," Sullivan “ We do not produce Unleash 15-hlt attack UMITED a 10-year veteran at the ripe old age of 29, was Bridgeman. “ We just hit the ball hard all day. a police officer allegedly observed him driving said at a news conference cars in courtrooms,” Sul FEATURED SHARP simply marvelous in Game Four against the But how long can Lanier’s knees last in the There weren’t too many bloopers, ’ ’ erratically on Broad Street around 12:30 S . m after Fazzano was livan said, his voice shak QUANTITY! Bruins at Nassau Coliseum. Potvin. unlike the gruelling home stretch? That is Milwaukee’s Penders said. “ I was pleased with ■ W3 S released after posting$l00 cash bond. He charged. “And I have ing with anger. MICROWAVE OVEN bulk of the season, was a force to be reckoned with biggest concern. If they can get Dave Cowens, the way we bounced back after the IS slated for a May 17 appearance in Manchester personally assured that He was asked why po REMOVE MINERAL at both ends of the ice. former Boston Celtic, off the injury list for even loss to St. Bernard. It shows the Superior Court. this investigation was lice did not mention the hit BUILDUP FROM YOUR Tech bats aiive If this many times All-Star defenseman plays part-time service: that would be a big plus. character of the team.” conducted the same as and run to reporters who ’TEAKEITTLE by pouring up to his potential, it should be lights out for the East served notice early that its any other." call the station several in half a cup of white Oilers. And that would translate to Stanley Cup second loss of the year had been Hispanic activists say times a day until two days vinegar and one quart of number four in a row for Coach A1 Arbour’s Who are the picks forgotten in two short days. In the the death is not an isolated after the incident. tap water. Heat to rolling in besting Prince troops. opening inning, singles by Wis Don’t be burned incident but an issue that “'I have no further com boil and let stand for one The picks, as we see them, are the Islanders for Not bad for an 11-year-old franchise. nieski, Darby, Riggs, Bond and touches the entire Spanish ment. Mr. Fazzano will hour. Pour out solution, fill the Stanley Cup and the Spurs — surprise — in the McCoy accounted for the first community. They will an have his day in court,” with water, boil again and NBA. Pounding the baseball for the wild past third base, two more runs three Eagle runs. by solar system nounce their strategy in Sullivan said. discard. How ebout the Spurs Those are just hunches. second straight game. Cheney scurried home. the case Friday. Two innings later. East brought Tech whipped Prince Tech, 11-5. in Carbonell, 3-for-4 with four Everyone watching the NBA playoffs intently is home three more scores on a base non-conference baseball action HARTFORD (UPI) — sales session solely," The Ortiz girl was N O W r RBIs, capped a fine afternoon by focusing on the Philadelphia 76ers and Los Bits and pieces hit by Riggs, a walk to Bond, a Thursday afternoon at the Beav State officials s ^ custo Mrs. Heslin warned, and struck shortly before 9 stroking a ground-rule, ba.ses- 8 wonderful „ Angeles Lakers, the latter defending champs. run-scoring single by Tim Feshler ers' field. u mers should make sure do not sign any documents p.m. on April 27 while BUY THE When Manchester High baseball team was loaded double in the sixth inning. How about the San Antonio (Spurs? Very little and a two-run triple by McCoy. The The win was the fourth in 10 they need a solar heating including so-called in crossing the litter strewn A selection of mother’s, day y blanked last Monday by Penney High, it was the He missed a grandslam homer by a intersection of Park and attention has been paid Coach Stan Albeck’s latter leads the Eagles in RBIs starts for the Beavers, who fol foot, said Baccaro. system before spending spection authorizations. first time an Indian diamond edition has been cards and gifts - If you need Texas bunch and that could be a huge mistake. with 17. lowed a 16-hit performance Tues thousands of dollars for a 'Maybe the nice sales Zion Streets. Police said ^ BETIiBONE whitewashed in five years. The last team to blank Beley, Pelletier. Pires and Gon The Spurs are set in the middle with 7-foot-2 The Eagles brought out the long day against East Hampton with 15 contraption that might not person will scratch out the she was tossed 20-to-40 Manchester was Simsbury in April of 1978. zalez each collected two hits forthc feel in the air. She died the V help Just ask one of our cour- A Artis Gilmore. He can at least neutralize ball in the fourth, Riggs swatting safeties against the Hartford- Beavers. even work in cloudy word 'contract', on the Manchester, 4-5 going into Thursday’s action following day. Philadelphia’s Moses Malone or Los Angeles’ an opposite-field homer that drove based visitors. Connecticut. document you are to sign teoujs salespeople J with Windham in Willimantic, is better off at the Cheney was to go for win No. 5 6 LESS! Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The Texans also have one " I think our offense was very "Perhaps other conser and write in something midway point that a year ago. Manchester was today against COC foe Rocky Hill Fazzano turned himself — come browse of the premier scorers in all of basketball in 2-8 after 10 games in ’82. It rallied to post eight strong. Everyone is starting to High in Rocky Hill at 3:15. vation measures would be like 'inspection,'" she swing the bat well. We worked far more worthwhile than said. in at 11:30 a.m. Thursday 6-foot-7 George ’’Iceman” Gervin. He is teamed wins in 10 outings, including a season-ending Cheney Tech (11)— Sulllvon 3b with us . __ I CAROUSEL hard to improve ourselves and it’s 2-1-1-0, Beley 2b 3-2-2-0, Nowak c( any sort of solar consider- and was released soon in the backcourt with emerging Johnny Moore. 13-12, 13-inning triumph over crosstown East "Then much to your Tickets on sale starting to show,” said Cheney 4-1-1-0, Pelletier )b 4-2-2-0, Carbonell c ation," said Commis after on a written promise MICROUm/EOVEN And up front the Spurs have Gene Banks and Mike Catholic to qualify for the state tournament. 4-2-3-4, Pires SS4-0-2-1, Elliott p O-O-O-O, surprise, a couple of days Mitchell. Coach Bill Baccaro. sioner Mary Heslin of the later, all sorts of people to appear in court at a The task should be somewhat easier this time. Gonzalez p 4-1-2-1, Foran If 3-1-1-0, That is a lineup that is most formidable. If the for Yost dinner One sour note for Cheney was the W arren oh l-O-O-O, Fuller rt 3-1-1-0, Department of Consumer will arrive on your door later date for WITH AUTO-TOUCH Manchester has deeper pitching than a year ago F rlgo ph 1-0-0-0. Totals 33-11-15-6. Spurs have a problem it’s lack of depth. That was reoccurrence of an old injury to Protection Thursday. "In step to take measure arraignment. M P M n R V sharp REMEMBERS and if the hitting and fielding come together, the Tickets for the Testimonial Prince Tech (5)— YellskI ss 3M-o, MouHi^lHili)^ so you D0* T have TOI not the case with the Lakers until James Worthy No. 1 hurler Bob Elliott. " I t ’s a W .Cruz cf 3-3-2-1, Dloz p/3b 4-0-2-2, itially, you must askyour- ments for the solar sys Ironically, Fazzano, in memun I Indians should again qualify for post-season Dinner for Earl Yost, Manches sustained a broken ankle and Bob McAdoo went to action... nerve problem,” Baccaro said, G uodorrom a lb 4-0-0-1 GugllottI c self if you will save money tem ... You were not seclusion since the inci \witfiourstoie,i ter Herald sports editor for 39 4-0-2-1, J.C ru z 3b/2b 3-0-0-0, Elone oh 9781_____ AND the sidelines. The latter is back, but not "The doctors say it is nothing over an appropriate pe aware you had actually dent. was swarmed at the iewntewuMe Big East Conference basketball statistics show years, are still available at 1- O-O-O, Condido It 3-0-0-0, Rodney rt / producing as previously. serious and what he needs is a 2- M-O, Kumnick 2b O-O-O-O, Fontenez p riod by making an invest been signing a contract'’ '' courthouse by reporters UConn freshman guard Earl Kelley as the several locations. TEMPERATURE The 76ers have owed the Philadelphia fans a minor operation. But he injured 2-0-1-0, Heal ph l-O-O-O. Totals 30-5-9-5. ment in solar," Mrs. Heslin asked. and photographers cover seventh leading scorer with an 18.1 avera'ge. The dinner for Yost is sche Prince Tech 201 002 0 5 championship for how many years? With Malone Kelley was named conference rookie of the year. himself again and it looks like he's C h e n e vTe ch 041 303 x 11 Solar can be a "wise PROBE duled Wednesday evening. May lost for the season.” investment" for large 25, at the Army & Navy Club in Elliott got the first out in the first families who use a great Manchester. inning before having to depart deal of hot water for Social hour will be at 6:30 with He Tribe jayvee was replaced on the hill baths, showers, and a prime rib dinner to follow at by freshman Ricky Gonzalez, who laundry, she said. Those 7:30. Tickets are $11 per person. went 5 2/3 innings to gain streak stopped without children at home ALBASI GREENHOUSES Guest speakers will be Fred the JOIN OUR Windham trims Manchester victory. Gonzalez fanned two and or who use little hot water E.ost, long-time friend and cur issued two walks in getting the would find little need for a rent sports editor of the Middle- WILLIMANTIC— Manchester WILLIMANTIC- Pair of two decision. solar system. eight. “ Luciani pitched an excep catch on Duff’s blow but the Lall town Press, and Scott Gray, High jayvee baseball team saw its runs innings lifted Windham High " I was very pleased with Gon The state energy office COOKING SCHOOL tional- game,” said Manchester was jarred out of his glove. WTIC radio sportscaster. Mas six-game winning streak stopped to a hard-fought 4-1 victory over zalez. I feel he will develop into a said the average quality Are Now Open! Coach Don Race. Bilodeau was touched for just ter of ceremonies for the by Windham High, 10-2. Thur.sduy Manchester High in CCIL baseball good pitcher. He has two to three solar system for space Manchester’s lone run came in three hits in 5 2/3 innings. “ Leon evening will be Nate Agosti- afternoon in Willimantic action Thursday afternoon in pitches which he can throw. All he heating and hot water can the fourth inning. Chris Petersen pitched an excellent game for us. nelli, president of Manchester Brendan McCarthy had three Willimantic. needs is to develop a little power,” cost from $4,500 to more walked, Glenn Chetelat laced a With a little luck, he could have had State Bank. hits including two doubles and Tim FREE The win was the ninth in as many Baccaro said of his ninth-grade than $6,000 and should be O ur Retail Greenhouse hit-and-run single and Eric Du-v a shutout,” Race said. Bilodeau Tic'-eis will be available at Grady two hits for the 7 3 young outings for the league-leading hurler. compared with expected pee’s loft down the rightfield stripe fanned six and issued three walks. Farr’s, Moriarty Bros., Man Indians. with any Microwave purchase Whippets while the reversal drops Prince scored twice in the first savings and the estimated was dropped for an error, allowing Sean Kearns had the other safety chester State Bank, Nassiff inning before Cheney rebounded in pay-back period. the Silk Towners to 4-5 in CCIL . Petersen to scamper home. for Manchester. Arms. Manchester Racquet Is Open 7 Days — 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. play, 4-6 overall. the second frame to take the lead. Before buying. Mrs. W m Iib in I Windham’s other two runs came Club, from Ed Tomkiel at the Manchester begins the second Paul Pelletier singled and Dan Bennet jayvees Heslin advises residents in the sixth inning. Tomas Ortiz Windham (41— Kellev c( 3-1-M, Town’s assessors' office or from •Bedding Plants Carbonell tripled him home. Chris to do some homework. A •GERANIUMS SPECIAU half of its sch^ule, meaning singled but was out attempting to Bandar 1b 2-1-04), Band 1b 1-O-0-0, Ortiz Len Auster at the Herald sports 9-inning contests, today at Enfield I t 3-0-2-0, Lucian) p 3-1-IM), Moraau 3b Pires laced an RBI single with capture first Conn Save energy audit is Sat. a Sun. Only steal second base. Luciani desk. Ducats at the Herald will High at 3; 30. 3-IM>-0, Jankint 2b 04>4>-0, McCarthy dh •Vegetable Plants At fiiEUeot^ reached on an error and Dick M-0-0, Chaca r( 1-0-04), Duff c 3-0-t-2, be available after 10 o’clock Gonzalez, Foran and John Sullivan recommended to deter-' Bennet Junior High jayvee base •Hanging Baskets following with singles, the latter mine need and help custo 443-445 HARTFORD RD. U U MANCHESTER. Centerfielder Pat Kelley’s solo Moreau and Kevin McCarthy Dudoaon If 2-04>4>, Elllatf ph 1-04>-0. each morning. Tickets can also ball team won its first game of the homer highlighted the two-nin Tofalt 23-4-4-3. driving home a third run. Foran mers resist a soft sell used walked to jam the bases. Indian be purchased from dinner com season Thursday, a 2-1 victory 1-84 Exit To Keeney St. third inning for Windham. That Manchatfar (l)— McKanna cf 4-04>- scored on a wild pitch. by persuasive sales peo PETUNIAS jstarter Leon Bilodeau, 2-2, was 0, Kaarni dh 441-1-0, Mullan c 041-0-0, mittee members. That list over Nathan Hale of Coventry. The proved to be enough offense for Cheney added a run in the third ple at some "informa Villa Louise Road (Off Birch ML Rd.) [f/D OF KEENEY • McKEE ST. 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 lifted in favor of reliever Ken Pafartan 3b 2-1-04), Chotalot 1b 30-14), includes Agostinelli, Dutch Fo Bennet hitting attack was led by hard-throwing righthander Randy Dupea 2b 304)4), Solomonion rf 2-0-0-0, and three more in the fourth. In the tional sessions." Krajewski and he was greeted by Douoan ss 341-0-0, Turnar If 3-0-0-0, garty, Wally Fortin, Len Hor Matt Vaughn with two hits and two $ 5 7 5 6 4 7 -9 9 9 8 Luciani, who went the distance to latter inning, Bill Fuller single, "Know in advance that BOLTON, CONN. S H m mi Tom Duff’s two-run single to right Bilodeau p 2-0-0-0, KralawskI p 141-0-0. vath, Steve Cassano, Bob Di- RBIs. Pat Maguire pitched a 649-0164 earn the victory. the session is probably a centerfield. Totals 27-1-2-0. gan. Pal Mistretla, Yosh Vincek Sullivan walked and Brian Beley three-hitler and slnick out I'l. Luciani limited the Indians to Key; At bats-hits-runs RBIt. Indian centerfielder Mike and Len Auster. singled to jam the bases. Carbo Bennet will play again Tuesday al two hits, walked two and struckout Manchester 000 100 0 1 McKenna attempted a diving Windham 002 002 x 4 nell singled to left for one run and home against East Windsor when the leftfielder's throw went S in - MANCUKSTKR HKKAU), Kriday., Muy 6, lt)Ha M ANCHESTER HER ALD , Fridu.v, May 6. I9B3 — II McEnroe gets last word Play Fellow a pick Leconte ousts Lendl for Kentucky Derby NEW YORK (UPI) - In his I'm .still around, he's not." be followed by M cEnroe against The competition is known as the latest conflict with Ivan Lendl. Lendl not only isn't around, he No. lOTomasSmidofCzechoslova- Mercedes Tournament of John McEnroe had the last word bowed out with little resistance kia, Vilas, the third seed, agpinst Champions. Play Fellow's Hliie (irass victory, without hardly opening his mouth. Thursday. dropping nine games in No. 8 Paul McNamee of Australia, LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - Explosive Wagon. My Mac. Paris McEnroe pulled a muscle in his What a difference 13 years makes. saying he'd never have won if Prince and Luv a Libra. On Tuesday night, and again on a row in a 6-2. 6- 3 loss to teenager and No. 5 Vitas Gerulaitis against inner right thigh during a doubles Wednesday. Lendl stated quite Henri Leconte. The 19-year-old Brad Gilbert. ^ / The last time trainer Harvey Marfa hadn't lugged in on the The 20-horse maximum field match Wednesday night, an injury Vanier had a colt entered in the stretch — a move that resulted in that drew for posts Saturday is one matter-of-factly that he wasn't the French left-hander, playing with Gilbert, a 21-year-old Califor he attributes to the cold weather. least concerned about meeting reckless abandon, allowed only nian, produced the other big Kentucky Derby — Admiral's Marfa's being disqualified from of the largest in Derby hi.story, A “ Today I hit the ball real well Shield in 1970 — it was a 29-1 second to fourth. record 23 colts ran in the 100th M cEnroe in Sunday's final of the four points on his first seven surprise Thursday when he used and that helped me,” McEnroe $500,000 Tournament of service games and on only once service breaks in the 10th game of longshot that finished a modest They also point out that while Derby, won by Cannonade. said of his match with Gunnarson. sixth. Champions. occasion could Lendl reach break .each set to defeat fourth seed Play Fellow has won four of 10 If all 20 leave the gate, the purse “ I was aware of it, but 1 don’tthink "This yeaiv-¥^nier's hopes are races and has career winnings of will he worth $531,000 with the " I don't see him having any point. Kevin Curren of South Africa, 6-4, he tested me much. I had an idea chance to beat (Guillermo) Vilas McEnroe, playing in the final 6-4. riding on the solid second favorite $166,787. he has only one victory in winner earning $4'26.000. where he was going (with his among a maximum field of 20 — on clay.” Lendl explained. match of the evening, had rela Kriek survived two match points a stakes race. The Caveat-Chumming entry shots). I don't want to say there are Play Fellow, the only colt to have Whether this is so or not. it is no tively litt le trouble in subduing Jan Thursday to overcome Peter Bas- But Vanier answers those criti and Arkansas Derby winner Sun things I can't do because the people beaten Derby favorite Marfa in a cisms by saying his horse has been ny's Halo were the early co-third longer of concern to Lendl. Come Gunnarson of Sweden, 6-1, 6-2, and tiansen of Denmark, 6-7 (7-9), 7-5, I have to play will read it. head-to- head stretch run, just last a steady prover who has "never choices at .5-1. Laffit Pincay J r . will Sunday's final, he'll probably be in his hig concern no longer was 6- 1; Smid routed Scott McCain, 6- 1, ' ‘ But I play ed real well, so he was week in the Blue Grass Stakes. West Germany when he learns the Lendl but a pulled thigh muscle. 6-1; Vilas beat Mark Dickson, 7-6 showed me he was leveling off. " ride Caveat out of the No. 20 post on the defensive. If I can continue That dramatic victory against result. Leconte, the 13th seed, was (7-4), 6- 3; and McNamee defeated Vanier is more concerned about and Eddie Marpic will take Chum to play like that. I'll really be the big gray Marfa at Keeneland. his horse's post. Surprisingly, he's ming out of the fourth position. Or, as McEnroe emphasized in scheduled to kick off the quarterfi No. 16 Jim m y Arias, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2. happy.” coupled with Play Fellow’s win uncomfortable with the thought of delivering the final blow, "He said nals against No. 9 Johan Kriek Gerulaitis earned his berth ony''v.._pr, Irving Glick, who treated he didn't think I'd be in the finals. today at noon E D T . They were to Wednesday. ning of the second post in Thurs 43-year-old Jean Cruguet having to McEnroe, said that “with proper day’s draw, combined to put start Play Fellow so close to the Stief signs strapping the chances for re-injury Vanier's colt at 4-1 odds for the rail. are minimal." 109th Run for the Roses. "I'd rather have been out a little with Cardinals Lendl, the defending champion, Despite an unlucky draw of the further. " he said. "A t least we re offered no excuse for his loss to 18th post, Marfa was listed at 5-2 in going to get a little run to the first ST. LOUI.S (UPI) — Veteran Leconte. a combined entry with two other D. turn." safet.v Dave Stief Thursday signed “He just played very well." Wayne Lukas- trained horses, Lukas wasn't -dllowing Marfa's a series of one-year contracts with Lendl said. “ He didn't miss Balboa Native and Total the St. Louis Cardinals. UPI photo draw of the No. 18 post darken his anything. He was serving well, he Departure. optimism. Term s and length of the agree hit great approach shots and he Vanier is not surprised at his “ 1 feel more confident about this ment were not announced. Stief, was putting pressure on me. There TEENAGER HENRI LECONTE horse’s odds. He says he wouldn't horse than any of the others, but who had become a free agent on was nothing more I can do. I did my have entered the son of On the Sly I've felt good all week about our Feb. 1, is in his sixth year with the best." . . . sent Ivan Lendl home early in the Derby if he hadn't thought chances," said Lukas of Marfa, Cardinals. He was converted from the colt was a potential winner. who will be ridden by Jorge wide receiver to defensive back "Th e re ’s always that thought in Velasquez. "A lot of peoples forget last season, but played mostly on Herald photo by Pinto the back of people's minds that we have two others going on the special teams. every time you get a 2- year-old. Saturday, too." The Cardinals also said running Oberkfell hero for Cards he's a Derby horse, but I don't like Lucas' three-horse entry is the back Walter Ross had signed a free Striding tor finish line to run one until he’s ready," Vanier first since 1946. agent contract. Ross is a rookie said. Highland Park and Freezing from Northern State College, By Fred AAcMane Oberkfell's game-winning hit game on a light schedule, Atlanta Manchester High's Jennifer Seise (left) Track. Seise took event with Swiatek " I feel good. M y horse is coming Rain also are coupled as an entry, where he rushed for 1.042 yards UPI Sports Writer was his fourth hit of the game and beat Houston 6-3. In the only up just right.” while a five-horse field of the and scored 10 touchdowns as a he credited his success at the plate American League game, Cleve has a leg up on Fermi High's Jane tying for second. Manchester won first Some experts have sniped at longest shots consists of Law Talk. senior. Ken Oberkfell got lost in "The to a crouching stance. land topped Minnesota 7-5. Swiatek in 100-meter hurdles in girls' meet of year, 65-62. Twilight Zone" Thursday but “ When I'm not hitting well it's Braves 6, Astros 3 track action Wednesday at Pete Wigren returned to earth in time to become been because I was standing At Atlanta, Dale Murphy ham a hero for the St. Louis Cardinals. straight up and pulling away from mered three hits, including a Whitworth Looking back at the local sports scene Oberkfell made an uncharacter the ball. When I crouch, I seem to two-run homer, and scored three istic mental error in the second runs to power the Braves. Murphy Due to World War II, Manchester High's backs (I.to r.) Gus Gaudino (77), Ernje inning when he mysteriously wan took over the N L home run lead at and Stacy football 1943 CCIL championship team dered off second base on a one-out Baseball roundup eight with his two- run blast in the Oegutis (41). Ray Zemanek (35) and Bill popup to the infield and got doubled first inning. Rookie Craig McMur- Pair leads Houston 9.9% played only a six-game schedule with Shaw (33). Linemen, Howie Hampton off .for the third out to cut short a try, 3-1, scattered four hits and top field MERCURY home games at the West Side Oval. The (66), Bob Douglas (74), Captain Bob Cardinal threat. hit the ball pretty good. Crouching allowed two runs in six innings. FINANCING AVAIIABLE Red and White won five starts and only a Alvord (38), Bud Megro (34). Tom It could have cost the Cardinals helps me stay back and I don't Indians 7, Twins 5 ROSWELL, Ga. (UPI) LINCOLN 7-7 deadlock against Bulkeley High of the game but Oberkfell got ._a come off the ball as easily,” said At Minneapolis, Andre Thornton — Kathy Whitworth is on a lYNX and LNZ's Gorman (49), Fred Annulli (65) and Jack chance to redeem himself in the Oberkfell. extended his hitting streak to 10 but T reviitorlurking quest and Hollis Stacy is Hartford marred a perfect slate. Coach Robb (76). ninth inning and delivered a Bruce Sutter pitched the final games, driving in two runs, and on a roll. But the surest HOUSTON (UPI) — David Gra Tom Kelley's starting team consisted of two-run single to give the Cardi two innings for the Cardinals to Rick Sutcliffe, 4-1, and Neal — at 68 — and Lee Elder and Mike title since the 1981 U.S. Open. bet at this week's LP G A ham and Jim Nelford share the nals a 4-3 victory over the San gain his third triumph without a Heaton combined on an eight- McCullough — at 69 — were Graham 's run of birdies over event is for Am y Alcott to Houston Open first-round lead on COUGAR Diego Padres. loss. Lonnie Smith homered forthe hitter for the Indians. Heaton afternoon starters in the leading 17 came a nervous back nine, which become the newest $1 the strength of solid shotmaking ALL NEW " I wanted to redeem myself Cardinals. earned his third save. Brad Hav golfers after one round. he played before the front side. He million winner on the and a bit of a lucky draw, but because of what I did on that In the other National League ens, 3-2, took the loss. David Graham needed only one three-putted from 40 feet at No. 16 ladies' pro golf tour. lurking in their shadow is the 1983's double play,” said Oberkfell. “At long putt, a 40-footer at No. 7, to hit and missed two 12-footers for pars Alcott. this year's lead East girls track splits crowd’s favorite, Lee Trevino. Sfk. '3 C 6 or *3C7 YOUR CHOICE! MOOO OFF I ABEL! first it looked like it was going to six birdies in eight holes. on the back. He made the turn at ing money winner at fall but I knew it would be an infield Trevino, a Dallas resident, shot a “ That's my best round of the one- over. $90.,523. needs only $4,483 . 3-under-par 68 Thursday to trail fly rule one way or the other. I'm year. Certainly that front nine was Nelford experienced none of the more to hit the $1 million EAST HARTFORD— Meg week off before facing St. Paul and (W), 3. Gianni (W), 4. Noyes (P), Garvey keeps job Graham, also a Dallas resident, the best nine I've played in I don’t plateau reached by only 83*0 ^/i. not sure why I was so far off base.” trouble Graham did. carding five S A V E n O O O Dakin swept through the 100 and Aquinas in a tri-meet in Bristol and Nelford of Pleasant Grove, 200-meter dashes and finished High lumo; 1. Arcarl (W ), 2. Brown The (Cardinals pushed across the know how long,” he said. “ I hit the birdies and no bogeys. The round five other women golfers. Thursday afternoon at 3:15. Utah, by two shots, and he did it second in the long jump, helping (P ), 3. Loughlln (W ),4. Nelson (E),4-6. winning run against loser Gary ball a long way. I hit it straight, and seemed to assure he would keep And seventh place is MERCURY Results: Long lump; 1. Munroe (W ), 2. Dokin Lucas, 0-2, with two out when under tougher course and weather when I got on the greens, I made worth $4,800 in the $150t000 ALI NEW MARQUIS East Catholic girls' track team to too hurdles; 1. Smevers (W ), 2. (E), 3. Connors (P), 4. Tgmlsutls (W), as NFLPA director alive his P G A - leading 21 straight 4-ORSED/IN conditions than the leaders. split a tri-meet at Penney High C|nno|^s4P), 3. Noel (P ), 4. Hempel 14-10V4. Willie McGee singled, stole second the putts." tournaments to make the cut. tournament which began Javelin: 1. Lynch (W ), 2. Brown (P), Houston Open defending cham today over the hilly, nar BRAN.^ NEW Thursday afternoon' in East and scored on Oberkfell's line PORT ST. LUCIE. Fla. (UPI) - ers' agents, the annual budget and The 66 tied his best round at the "I'm starting to feel a lot more 1983 100: 1. Dakin (EC), 2. Arcarl (W ), 3. 3. Barnes (E ), 4. Williams (W ), 96-6. pion E d Sneed, the “ proud" owner Hartford. single to right. Ed Garvey has retained his job as the implementation of a drug , Houston Open and put him in confident that I can get in the hunt row Brookfield West LIST '10,089. .SALE PRICE Connors (P ), 4. Morris (W ), 13.41. of a par 71. said anyone in the course located 25 miles East was able to defeat the home 1- Fahiowskl (E C ), 2. Doyle executive director of the National rehabilitation program. position to win his first tournament every week." Nelford said. afternoon group Thursday who team, 78-48, largely onthestrength (E C ), 3. Cross (E C ),4. Rizzo (P ), 5:16.4. Football League Players Associa north of downtown $ MO hurdles: 1. Evans (E C ), 2. Brown shot par or better had to be Atlanta. of the points accumuldied by tion, despite widespread dissatis The players also are working 53 6 ' *• (W), watched because he would play When you consider that Dakin. Wethersfield High, how Manchester linksmen faction voiced against him during toward adoption of comprehensive Slock #3M51. equipped with automatic overdrive t(ar>$mi$sion, whitewall steel rodioh today in the morning when condi Sports briefs the 27-year-old Alcott. dual reclining split bench vinyl seats. PS. PB, rear window defroster. AM-F.M stereo, R H ever, overcame the Eaglettes, 400: 1. K am u((P ),2. Vozzella (W ),3. the 1982 players' strike. guidelines for players' agents BlonskI (W ), 4. Burke (E C ), 66.68. Directors of the players associa tions should be good. Trevino was winner of 17 tournaments remote control mirror, tinted glass V-6 engine conventmnal spore, intervol wipers 70-57, with strong performances in 400 relay: 1. Wethersfield, 2. East,3. using a maximum fee schedule deluxe seat belts. & more! P/u$ better by three strokes. in a little more than eight the field events and relays. Penney. divide in CCiL play tion voted 20-7 Thursday in favor of based upon a percentage or an 1. McGurkIn (W ), 2. Falkowski “ Trevino’s 68 is as good a score years, finished second, of any oddifional cost with any The Eaglettes ran 1-2-3 in the m : retaining Garvey. Every NFL hourly stipend, said Frank Wo- NATIONAL LEAGUE and kicker Roger Ruzek Jr. Bob nova 3X35— 68 Eost Braves 6. Astres 3 Houston — Signed free agent lineback Thomos Gray 3F34-68 W L Pet. OB er Robert L. Jackson. Lee Trevino 3F3X-66 Softball ■Philadelphia 14 6 .636 Kansas City ( N F L ) — Signed following Lee Elder 3 5 -3 4 -6 9 Str Louis 8 .400 HOUSTON ATLANTA free agents: wide receiver Terry Young; Hockey G ary Koch 3 X 3 4 -6 9 Make your choice Montreol 9 .571 obrhbl abrhbl offensive linemen Amos Donold- Doug Tewell 3 F 3 3 -6 9 Pittsburgh 11 .450 Mormo cf 4 2 0 0 Wshngtn rf 4 0 1 0 34- 35— 69 Theater lovers will have a difficult time trying to This ‘Deathtrap’ smooth as silk son, Bobby Wodklns Northern New York 15 .284 TScott rf 4 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 4 10 0 Alfred Mohammed, Lee Vernon, Joe Mike Sullivan 35- 34— 69 decide how to divide their time this weekend. And it Chicogo 17 .241 Thon ss 3 0 11 Murphy ct 4 3 3 2 Hordin, Charles Tucker, Rocky Hubble; .Larry Ziegler 3F3X-69 West Garner 3b 4 0 1 1 Horner 3b 3 0 3 1 NHL playoffa won't be easy. In fact, it may be impossible because Gibson’s Gym scored the five runs it wide receivers John Walsh, Berry ■Mike NIcolette 3F35-69 JULIA MURTHA needed In the first inning but added five Atlonto _ ..„ Kntaht* i i ? S govster 3b Compton,0 1 0 0 Ted Jones, Terry Hawkins; Mike McCullough 35- 34— 69 there are so many theater events going on involving By Lisa Zowoda m ore over the course of the game for o Los Angeles 17 7 .708 Vs Knight 1b 4 0 2 0 Harper If running 3 0 0 0 backs Carlos Cunningham, Victor Regalado 3 F 3 3 -6 9 Manchester residents. ♦ Cincinnati 13 13 .500 S'/z Ashby c 3 0 0 1 Wotson 1b 4 0 11 Cenlerence Finals Special to the is also convincing 1(M victory over Manchester JC Blue Darrin McClelland; linebackers Isaiah Campbell Conlerence Andy Bean 37-33— X The Illing Junior High School Theater will present at Robertson Park. Al Santos« Joe San Diego 12 13 .480 6 Doron 2b 3 0 2 0 Smith 1b 0 0 0 0 West, Jay Trautwein, David Paftenroth, Gil Morgan 3 F 3 4 - X Herald in her brief role as Houston 11 16 .407 8 Knepper 0 2 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 1 1 2 (Best-oFseven) H.M.S. Pinafore in the school cafeteria, East Middle Nowak and Greg Lukas had two hits Walter Ballard, Tim Harwell, Joe Edmonton vs. Chicago Don Poolev 3 F 3 4 — X each for Gibson's* while Roger Har San Francisco 9 IS .375 8'/z Ruble p 0 0 0 0 Benedict c 3 0 1 O Stevens, Horrison Stokes, Russ Wood; Mike Donald 37-33— X Turnpike, today and Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets will be Bruhl’s wife. Tliurulav's Results )5f?jJjhO Oh 1 0 0 0 M cM rtry p 1 0 0 0 (Edmonton whit series, 441) wood and Dave Frighn had two apiece defensive line Marlow Barnett, .Phil Apr. 24 — Edmonton 8, Chicago 4 David Ogrin 3 F 3 4 — X available at the door, both nights. The cost is $1.50 for Now here’s a per Director Robert for the JC ’s. St. Louis 4, San Diega 3 Modden p 0 0 0 0 Chmbis ph Bruneau, 1 0 0 0 Chris RIehm, Phil O'Neil; John Fought 3X 3 5— X Atlanta 6, Houston 3 Puhl p 1 0 0 0 Garber p 0 0 0 0 Apr. 26 — Edmonton 8, Chicago 2 defensive bocks Jim BobJyAorris, Glenn Moy 1 — Edmonton 3, Chicago 2 Tom Jenkins 3X 3 5— X stuilents and $2 for adults. fect way to spend a Donnelly, who Friday's Comes Farster p 0 0 0 0 Cordelll, Marcus Fisher, Van Jokes, George Bums 3 7 - 3 3 - X Little Theater of Manchester will present its second West Side Philadelphia (Denny 3-1) at Mont May 3— Edmonton 6, Chicogo 3 rainy weekend — Manchester au ...... Bedrosin p 1 0 0 0 Raymond Hairston, Allen Lvday. Wales Conference Rex Caldwell 3 X 3 X - X weekend of “ Deathtrap,” today and Saturday at 8:30 real T.?***» *3 3 8 3 Totals 31 6 10 6 New England (NFL) — Signed 3 F 3 6 — X Elliot Gun Shop brought out the big (Leo 2-1), 7:35 p.m. •JoiMjon 110000010—3 N Y Islanders vs. Boston Loren Roberts p.m. in the East Catholic High School auditorium. For g o s e e Little diences will re weapons at Pagan! Field* collecting 18 Afionvo ^ 02x— 4 llr^backer Doug Guver; wide . (N Y Islanders lead series, 3-2) Leonard Thompson 3 X 3 5 — X Houston (Scott CO) at Atlanta (P. 101 3X 3 6— 71 hits in a 20-3 demolition of Belllveou NIekro 1-2), 7:40 p.m. Gomeyylnnlng RBI — Horner (5). Apr. 26 — N Y Islanders 5, Boston 2 Jim Dent ticket information call Rosalie Pendergast, 649-9236.' Theater of Man member for his fine Painters. Rick Fuleky ripped two solid kick returner Steve Parker; wide Apr. 2B — Boston 4, N Y Islanders 1 Ed Sneed 3 F 3 7— 71 Cincinnati (Soto 3-2) at New York E— Kn w t , Hubbard 2, Doron, Watson. receivers Dow Edwards and Johno- Ed Flori 3F 3X — 71 Heather Hornyak, a junior at Manchester High chester’s produc job in the title role doubles and Don Simmons added three (Seoyer 1-2), 8:05 p.m. pP-r^oustonX Atlanta 1. LOB— Houston 30 — N Y Islanders 7, Boston 3 singles for the winners. than M ay 3 — N Y Islanders 8, Boston 3 Mike Reid 37- 3 F -7 1 School, will be playing one of the lead roles in “ David Chicago (Rainey. 1-3) at San Diego t 3B~l hospital, 114 Woodicmd St. No admission charge. Public Invited. For more Information (548-4202.), Gongros Campus cantor, wost Hartford: Joan A BC unveils its most mirthful TV season evi Scott, Brown University professor, lecture on "What Does Sexual Politics Tell Us About 6 v Kenneth R. Clark screening of things to come, and Keith Barrow, a wimpish small ■’Yes, But I ’m Married,” 9:30-10 days: An ex-football player and his their fortune. His sidekick, an IRS Political HIstorv", Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the yPI TV Reporter things revealed were impressive. town television weatherman who p.m., Tuesdays: Madeline Kahn sophisticated career-woman wife agent, follows him around, making center ot the University ot Hartford. Free and Theater Muisic There was a sports and news could make a typhoon sound dull. with a mid-life crisis. The world’s become instant parents with the sure the government gets its share. open to the public. For more Information call . NEW YORK — In the world of schedule expanded to 1,904 hours, T.K. Carter is Shabu, a glib, funniest lady in whOt could be death of a friend who leaves them (347-6888.) ’’Trauma Center,” 8-9 p.m., Ku"” ®!? television, the word one-fifth of which will be in prime hip-talking 3,000-year-old genie, television’s funniest sitcom about his 8-year-old son. Alex Karrras hope” usually winds up being Thursdays: The latest installmen- Sheraton-Hartford Hotel, Hartford: Four time, and a clutch of ratings who comes into his life after marriage, infidelity, guilt and and Susan Clark are the parents Goodwin Theotor, Hartford: Michael J. Isko of SBCond Congraaotional Church, M o nchn tar: tin an ongoing generation of nationally-known medical authorities and-ou- ®1 "i’-y-P-e.” but if the new hunting mini-series and movies for Barrows’ cat — the most engaging divorce. and the son is Emmanuel Lewis — Manchester, Trinity College senior, In a one-man Harft Concert Chamber Orchestra with Susan fall schedule ABC unveiled Wed- hospital shows, this one is heavy on thors will speak on “Wellness" at a symposium television. feline since Rhubarb — breaks the “ It’s Not Easy,” 9:30-10 p.m., a cross between Gary Coleman and show, ”A Nosh of Yiddish Theater," Wednesdav Wilson on piano will be featured In concert jwsday can change the practice, gore, screamingsirensandlifeand Tuesday at the hotel, startingot9a.m., sponsored Advertisers were treated to brief bottle he calls home. Thursdays: The tale of an ’ ’ex Mason Reese. at 8 p.m. In the Goodwin Theater of the Austin Arts Sunday at 7 p.m. at the church, 385 N. Main St. by St. Francis Hospital ond Medical Center the 1983-1984 season could be one of death emergencies. snippets of all the new shows save The opening episode of ’’Just Our tended family” created when two ’’Lottery,” 9-10 p.m., Fridays: A Center at Trlnlty.College, No admisislon. Public First Church of Christ, ConBroBotlonal, West Foundation. For more Information call (54$: the most mirthful ever posted. invited. ' one. ABC was so taken by one of its Luck” is well-written, fast-paced couples divorce, remarry, become revival of theold ’’Millionaire” ’’Hotel,” 10-11 p.m., Wednes Hartford: The Sounding Board will present Tany 4511.) ABC, which finished just a rating Youth Theater Unlimited, Hartford: "David Bird, Saturday at 8 p.m., at the church, 12 S. Main new sitcoms it screened the entire and hilarious. neighbors and get the kids all series in which Ben Murphy, as the days: ’"The Love Boat" with a *’®*’*"'* front-running 30-minute premiere. Herewith, the rest of the menu, mixed up. Jayne Meadows returns administrator of an international and Lisa" playing today at 7:30; Saturday, 2p.m. St. Admission charge Is $4.50. Reservations LBb this season, summoned its penthouse. Bette Davis stars as the “ Just Our Luck,” slated for play with some of the titles slated for to prime time as a meddlesome, lottery, spends his time passing out dowager owner of a grand hotel in and 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, 2p.m. atTheO ld Place, advised. (563-3263.) advertisers to Manhattan’s Zieg- 65 Kinsley St., Hartford. (727-4048.) from 8-8:30 p.fh., EDT, Tuesdays, change by the time the season gets live-in mother-in-law. millions to winners who wind up which dozens of lives pass, and Greater Hartford Community Collego, Hart feld theater for a pep rally and under wav Sept. 26: Repertory Theater, New Britain: “The Music ford: Concert by the string ensemble Arioso, features Richard Gilliland as “ Webster,” 8:30-9 p.m., Fri variously blessed or cursed by sometimes collide, in the night. Mon" playing today, Saturday and Sunday and today at 8 p.m. In the college auditorium, 1105 May 13,14,20 and 21 at Elizabeth Kimball Theater, Asylum Ave. General admission $6 and $4 tor 23 Norden St., New Britain. Performances at 8:15 senior citizens and students. (249-2027.) p.m., except Sundays, 7:15 p.m. (223-3147.) Woslovan Unlvorslty, Middletown: The Wes Yale Repertory Theater, New Haven: "A Touch leyan Ebony Singers and the University Concert Et Cetera of the Poet," playing through M oy 21,8:30 p.m. at Choir In "The Gift of Song," today at 8 p.m. In the theater, corner Chapel and York streets. Crowell Concert Hall of the university. Admission (436-1600.) $2 for general public and $1 for students. ere DINING Is A PLEASURE Coachlight Dinner Theater, East Windsor: (344-7921.) Greenfield Hill Congregational Church, Fair- Suijdciy BruiTcl? *111 "Brlgadoon," playing through July 3, Tuesdays Wadsworth Athoneum, Hartford: Festival of field: Opening of the Dogwood Festival, Saturday through Sundays. Doors open tor cocktails and song and dance, Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., on the church grounds. Gift Items, tag sale Items, Tl)c Brou'i).stoi)c DAVIS FAMILY dinner before the show at 6:30 p.m. (522-1266.) at the (itheneum. No admission charge. The flowers and plants, art show and sale and walking NOW SERVING BEER & WINE Long Wharf Theater, New Haven: "Pal Joey," * Our antique bullet abounds with Iresh Irulls. straw* A Fine Guide To Weekly bining public Is Invited. Use Prospect Street entrance to tour to neighboring gardens and historic sites. berries Chantilly, and our pastry chePs creations — mul* UPl photo ends Sunday at the theater, 222 Sargent Drive, the otheneum. For more Information (246-2588.) Festival open through May 14. Hours Saturday, fins, danish. and nut breads — still warm Irom the oven. ______— — ______New Haven. Playing today at 8 p.m, Saturday at 4 RHAM High School, Hobron: The Arlberg Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m .; SiJnday, noon to 5p.m.; * On the dessert side you’ll lind cheesecake, chocolate and 8 :30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m.. (787-4282.) mousse, napoleons. Iresh cakes, and more — It's all In r . z SPE C IALS KENNETH THREADGILL, 73 Brass Quintet, sponsored by RHAM Music and M ay 9 through 14,10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Goodspeed Opera House, East Haddam: "Gay cluded in the price ol your brunch? iMoflday: Baby Beef Liver . . . yodels through Wednesday night Department, will present a concert Tuesday at Society Groon, Glastonbury: Glastonbury Divorcee," Is playing through May. (873-8668.) 7:30 p.m. In the school auditorium. Tickets are $3 * Treat yoursell to our Brownslone Special — a tender I W/Potato & Salad Council of Garden Club May Garden Mart, filet topped with a poached egg, artichoke hearts, and featuring this week... «4.49| Hartford stage Company, Hartford: "The tor adults and $2 for students and senior citizens. Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon on the green, corner smothered In a rich Bearnaise sauce — or try our thick lluesday: Fresh Fried or Baked Fish Misanthrope," playing through 'May IS at the For tickets call (228-9474.) Main and Hubbard streets. -Eefreshments and cuts ol French toast served with New Hampshire maple I... W/Potato & Salad *4.79! theater, 50 Church St. Showtimes are Sundays, syrup — or select another one ol our enticing entrees. plants will be sold. * Your first Bloody Mary. Screwdriver, or glass ol Cham iWednesday; Yankee Pot Roast 2:30 to 7:30p.m .; Tuesdays, 8 p.m .; Wednesdays, I . W/Potato & Vegetable 2 and 8 p.m.; Thursday, 8 p.m.; and Friday and Bushnell Park, Hartford: Walking tour of pagne is on the house and all other brunch libations are »4.99| Threadgill’s Capitol and the park, starts 1 p.m., corner ■ Happy Hour priced! i i am— 3 pm iThursday: Chicken or Veal Parmesan Saturday, 8:30 p.m. (527-5151.) NEBERVATIONt RECOMMENDED Manchester High School, Manchester: “The Trumbull and Jewell streets, at the park: o[ RaviolJ or Manicotti w/saiad entrance. (525-0279.) *4.99) World of Star Tre k ," featuring film on the famous ASYLUM 6 TRUMBULL STS. 525-1171 Center Congregational Church, Manchostor: DOWNTOWN HABTFORD a landmark Star Trek bloopers and the original Star Trek C A L O O R P t^ EXIT S3 OFF l-Se 649-5487 pilot show, Thursday at 7:30, sponsorseij by Auction Saturday from 9:30 a.m ., sponsored by Sunday Brunch Manchester Community College Student Senate Dance Center Church Men and Boy Scout Troop 25. and Program Board. Proceeds for Performing McDonald's Restaurant, Manchester: Trinity for 50 years Arts Center. (646-4900.) Covenenant Church young people, free car wash, Hole-ln-the-Wall Theater, New Britain: “Var Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at McDanald's on •Ht The iety Showcase," at the theater, 36 North St. Center Street. Wesleyan University, Middletown: Balanese Tolland County Agricultural Center, Vernon: Teresa H. Anderson Informal atmosphere, audience members may dance drama featuring classic dancing Saturday bring own refreshments. Admission by donation. Extension Spring Fling, Saturday from 10 a.m. to a n a r k e t United Press Internatlonol (223-9500.) at 8 p.m. In the World Music Hall on the university 3 p.m. at the center. Route 30. Demonstrations on Brownstone RESTAURANT campus. S3 general admittance and $2 for energy-saving meals, 10 a.m. candy making, 11 AUSTIN, Texas — Kenneth Threadgill sits on a students. (347-9411.) a.m. and 2 p.m., or soapmaking, 11:30 a.m. Also • Our antique buffet abounds wilh fresh fruits, straw rickety wooden chair beneath a bevy of neon beer exhibits on a variety at crafts, lunch Items will be LUNCH«INNNER signs, opens his toothless mouth and yodels an old sold as well as fabric remnants, baked goods, berries Chantilly, and our pastry chef’s creations S P E IC A L IZ IN G IN: country ballad. shrubs and crafts. (875-3331.) WOODBRIDgE muffins, danish, and nut breads still warm from the PRIME RIB RACK OF LAMB It’s Wednesday night sing-in at Threadgill's tavern, Yale Film Studies Center, Now Haven; Sneak oven. SEAFOOD STEAKS just as it has been for half a century. previews of "Blue Thunder" and "War Games," Threadgill, 73, and his tiny gas station-tavern have today through Monday at the Yale Art Gallery SUNDAY BRUNCH [iM w lv t/ O K • On the dessert side you’ll find cheesecaWie, chocolate weathered the bootleg days of Prohibition, the rowdy Cinema Lecture Hall. Schedule Is: "Saturday Nigh rock-blues of Janis Joplin — who got her start tere — Lectures Fever," today at 8 p.m.; “Dracula," Saturday, mousse, napoleons, fresh cakes, and mor.t it’s all in Children's t Regular Menu Ryailabli and the flames of two arsonists to endure as two of the 2:30 p.m. and "Blue Thunder," 8 p.m.; Sunday, cluded in the price of your brunch! Texas capital’s most colorful landmarks. GLEN LOCHEN "Whose Life Is'It, Anyway?", 2:30 p.m.; "Bing NEW LONDON TPKE • OLASTONBURY Although Threadgill no longer owns the remodeled Hurt lord Long Traveling All-Stars," Sunday, 8 p.m.; and • Treat yourself to our Brownstone Special — a tender restaurant-bar that bears his name, he still yodels and Atlitneuin Cinema— Rebel Detroit (R) Frl7:40,9:40; Sot "W ar Games,” Monday at 8. Dracula and Bingo,' OPEN DAILY ( S ’r'S^s 633-3832 sings his own special brand of country music there Without a Cause FrI-Sun 7:30 filet topped with a poached egg, artichoke hearts, and with Eost of Eden FrI 9:30; and Sun 2, 3:50, 5:40, 7:40, WMleyon Univorsitv, Middletown: Melvin free. Others $3 for general public and $1 for each Wednesday night, just as he has nearly every 2 :^ -— The lOds are Alright Colvin, scientist, and 1961 Nobel prize winner In Sot and Sun 5:30,9:30. (R) FrI and Sat midnight. students. The hall Is at llll Chapel St. smothered in a rich Bearnaise sauce - or try our thick week since the old place opened in the waning days of Cinema City — Brtraval Manslleld chemistry, will speak Thursday at 9:10 a.m.dur- Wadsworth Athonoum CInoma, Hartford: Prohibition in 1933. ( R) FrI 7:30,9:30; Sot and Sun cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire maple 2:30, 4:30, 7:30, 9:30. — Translux Cellodo Cinema Ing the annual Peter A. Leermakers symposium “ Rebel without a Cause," and "East at Eden," Best known as Janis Joplin’s musical birthplace -P o rk y’s (R) FrI 7, 9; Sot Richard Pryor Live on and Son 2:30, 4:50, 7, 9 .__ at the university. There will be other speakers playing today, Saturday and Sunday . Far syrup — or select another one of our enticing entrees. Threadgill’s has remained a favorite eatery and , Sunset Strip (R) FrI 7:45; Sot ???!!'* ■'■hot a Time? FrI 7; throughout the day. For more Information, or to showtimes call (525-1439.) ; watering hole for Austinites of all ages — from 4:10, 7:45 with Tommy (R) Srt 2:M, 7 with Bound for HOUSE OF CHUNfi FrI 9:25; Sat 2:05, 5:40, 9:25. register, call (347-9411.) Memorial Park, Willimantlc: Wllllmantic Ared • Your first Bloody Mary, Screwdriver, or glass of Polynesian University of Texas students to the ex-proprietor’s Glory FrI 8:30; Sat 4,8:30. — — The Stotlonmoster’s Wife Smah Palace Sun 1:30,5:20, Bolltown Orchards, South Glastonbury: Lee- Junior Women, Craft Show, Saturday at Memor''! htniuritxK nuthpritir Polynenian Champagne is on the house and all other brunch cronies. FrI 7, 9:20; Sat and Son 2, 9:15 w^lth Picnic at Hanging Bees for Maxim um Crop lal Park on Main street. (456-3837.) T Chinese Kenneth Threadgill has remained an Austin — Dr. Detroit Rock Sun 3:25, 7:15. and ('antoneie Sperialtipn libations are Happy Hour priced! So . . . 7:15, 9:15; Sot ond Sun Vernon Pollination, Wednesday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the College Cinema, Storrs: "Smash Place,'? favorite, too, singing at music festivals throughout 2:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:15. — playing Sunday through Tuesday, and "Thd I \ O I H n i{l\ K S Americar. Cine 1 a 2 — An Officer and cafM*2 4 M 9l«*)^*'****" Road. To pre-register • Bring a friend, a family, your packages, a newspaper belting out a few tunes with Emmonuelle (X ) Sun 4:10, a Gentleman (R) FrI 7,9:30; Magic Christian," playing the same days. Far I t i M i t e r Willie Nelson in the movie, "Honeysuckie Rose." 5 Bulldino/Contractmg $3 M ist for Sole 43 Home and Gordon 64 Tog Sales 69 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 MIsc. Automotive 76 eeseessseeesssaeseseeae eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee LEON CIESZYNSKI ••••••••••••••••••••••• eaaaaaaaeaeeaaeecaeaeee •eeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaeaaaee eeeeeaeaaaaaeeeeaaeaaaa BUI LDER — New homes, FRF°p 7 c I ^ chest ^fJJ^NNIALS. Mostly Classified.... 643-2711 $.75 to $1.00. Call 646-.H56. BARN FULL OF CAMARO 1975. 1 ..weed. 1974 NOVA-Good running FOUR FORD TRUCK Business Opportunities .22 Store/Office S p a c e ___ ...o4 additions, remodeling, Stereo. Rolley wheels. condition. Call 643-0278. Notices Household Goods...... 62 For advertisements to be TREASURES-Crocks, RlMS-5 lug. 15”. $50.00 or .23 Resort Property...... 45 Rates rec rooms, garages, kit VARIETY OF baskets, kitchen collecti Super nice! $2500. 646- best offer. 649-6606 after MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 published Monday, the dead chens remodeled, ceil 1976 GREMLIN-3 speed, Lost/Found...... 01 .24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and G arden...... 64 Minimum Charge: TV ROTOR ANTENNA PERENNIALS-$5.00. bles, frames, glass, old 0619. 1970 CHEVROLET STA 5pm. ______line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. ings, both tile, dormers, Variety of ground covers tools, treadle sewing ma standard. 6 cylinder. TION WAGON-89,000 Personals...... 02 .25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e t s ...... 65 $2.25 for one day with an cabling, box etc roofing. Residential or $5.00. Flowering bushes chines, chairs, rockers, Good transportation. VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT miles. Needs some work. LIQUOR PERMIT Announcements...... 03 Roontmotes W anted...... 48 Musicol Ite m s...... 66 Per Word: commercial. 649-4291. G o od condition. $40.00 $1,000 or best offer. 871- NOTICE OF APPLICATION Auctions...... 04 Call 643-6463. $5.00 each. House plants, oak pieces, and much 1978. Automatic, stereo. Best offer. Call Joe Sr. This Is to give notice that I, Real Estate Recreational Item s...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad large pots. $3.00.649-6486. more. Country Barn Col 0351. Florida car, no rust. Sac after 4pm. 646-1579. DEBORAH C. MOTOLA O f 17 Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« DESIGN KITCHENS by AFGAN white with blue lectibles, 1135 Sullivan rifice $2250. 646-0619. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOODLAWN CIRCLE, .31 Services Classified adyertlsements J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, 1970 NOVA-307. New fires. EAST HARTFORD hove filed Tag Sale s...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13« are taken by telephone as a motif In the center of Ave., South Windsor. on opollcatlon placarded 27 Financial .32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buv ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12tf vanities, formica, Wilson Open every Saturday and New brakes. AM/FM 1975 H O N D A C IV IC . Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 A P R IL 1983 with the D e p art convenience. art, Corlan counter tops, 6«.5977°''‘- BOniCElLO FARMS cassette stereo. Must be ment of Liquor Control o M ortgages...... 11 .33 Pointing/Poperina...... 52 Happy Ads: Sunday. Needs work. $350. 1969 .34 Buiiding/Controcting .. ...53 The Manchester Herald Is kitchen cabinet fronts, seen. $900 or best offer. Satellte and Road Runner PACKAGE LIQUOR for the Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per column Inch responsible only for one Incor Hillstown Road, Manclioster 871-8307. sole of alcoholic liquor on the .35 Roofing/Siding...... 54 complete woodworking M AN'S 3-Speed Hutty 26” GARAGE SALE-Rbin or parts. 649-0389. MOTORCYCLE INSU premises 225 SPENCER Insurance...... 13 service, custom mode .36 Heotlng/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive Deadlines rect Insertion and then only bicycle. Used twice NOW FEATURING shine. Friday and Satur RANCE — lowest rates STREET, MANCHESTER. Wanted to B orrow ...... 14 for the size of the original furniture, colonial repro day 5/7 and 5/8 8am to 1977 TOYOTA CELICA 1979 FORD T-BIrd, V-8 available. Call Clarice or The business will be owned F lo o ring...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale _____71 $50.00 tirm. 649-9947. •Flower & by PRESTIGE LIQUORS, For classified advertise Insertion. ductions In wood, 9 varie 2pm. No early birds. 82 GT llftback. 5 speed. ,automatic, vinyl roof. Joan at Clarke Insurance Income Tax Service ...... 57 M otorcvcIes/BIcvcIes___72 VegetiblB Plants Many extras. $2750. Coll LTD of 11 INDIAN HILL Rentals ments to be published Tues Errors which do not lessen ties of hardwood and STAINED GLASS PIE Ludlow Rd., Manchester. Excellent condition. Agency, 8-5pm, 643-1126. STREET, EAST HARTFORD Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 veneers NOW IN STOCK. •Hanging Pots 649-0226. and will be conducted by day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement CES, approx 30”X72” 34,000 original miles. 41 Auto Services...... 74 Call 649-9658. •Geraniums AUCTION-Center Con- $5,500 or best offer. 1968 SUZUKI 50 cc, 2,193 D E B O R A H C. M O T O L A OS & Education For Sale deadline Is noon on the day One broken. Both pieces permittee. Apartments for Rent 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 will not be corrected by an greqatlonal Church, 1978PONTIAC PHOENIX miles. Excellent condi before publication. additional Insertion. Deborah C. Motola Help Wanted ...... 21 43 Holldoy/Seasonal...... 61 MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 871-87W°' Pets 65 Manchester, Saturday 4 door. V-6. Automatic. 1972 FORD MAVERICK 6 tion. $400 or best offer. Doted 4-28-83 Roofing/Siding Mav7th. 9:30am. Open A M / F M Stereo tape. cylinder for parts. $100. Call 646-2948. 065-04______FREE TO GOOD HOME- 9am. Electric lawn- Good condition. Price Call 646-6649. 50 LB BAGS of whole $2750. Call 649-0226. INVITATION TO BID grain wheat. 25 lb box of Full grown male Maltese mower (almost new), 1978 HONDA 400A., Many The Manchester Public BIDWELL HOME Im power mowers, snow 1980 PONTIAC extras. Good condition. Help Wanted raisins. For bakery use. dog. Friendly and good Schools solicits bids tor K IN Notices 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Lols/Lond for Sale 33 Lots/Lond tor Sale 33 Apartments for Rent 42 Services Offered 51 provement Company — natured. Good with chlld- blower, riding mower, air HONDA ACCORD-1976. PHOENIX-Two door. Au $1000. Call 646-5289. DERGARTEN SUPPLIES Very reasonable. Call Good condition. Book tor the 1983-1984 school year. Roofing, siding, altera 649-0170. ren. 646-4464.______conditioners, dehumldlfl- tomatic. Air. Excellent tion, additions. Same ers, electric drills, saw value $2900. Asking $2450. condition! $3950. Call 647- Sealed bids will be received - AKC SAMOYED - 1 year FOR SALE-1980 XT 250 until 2:30 P.M.. M ay 18, 1983, HOUSEKEEPER- FU LL T IM E Bloomfield. number tor over 30years. grinder, hand tools, AN Must sell this weekend. 9104. dirt bike. $850 or best at which time they will be Lost/Found 01 TWO APARTMENTS In EXPERIENCED CHAIRS-Matching side old. Female. $150. Call 649-4813. publicly opened. The right Is INSIDE SALES ASSISTANT Temporarv posiflon Immediate opening for four family house. Both PAINTER-Quallty work. 649-6495. chair and rocker. An TIQUES: Water cask offer. Call 643-9417 after Are you a self starter, ener avaltablefrom May Istfo 643-7803.______(circa 1860), rocker and 1978 FORD GRANADA-4 reserved to relect any and oil person to handle payroll Manchester four rooms on first floor. Reasonable rates. Fully tique, mahogony, splat 4pm. bids. Specifications and bid getic. and efficient? Oo you September 1st. HourswIII other furniture, sap 1976 PINTO WAGON- door V8, •ou^tomatic, like people? If so. you may be and various other office Private entrance. One insured. Free estimates. back. Pair $50. 649-4339. f r e e KITTENS-TIgers, forms may be secured at the FOUND — SET OF KEYS vary weekly. No expe Exclushte Flooring Passed emissions. Reas power steering, brakes, B usiness Office, 45 N. School just the candidate to fill our duties. Must have recent with heat and hot water 643-9237, ask for Jerry. black and gray. Some buckets, antique tools at Lincoln Center. Can be position for inside sales as rience necessary. Apply and hand made Iron hard onable. 649-5547. air. 4 new radials. Low Street, Manchester, Connec payroll experience from included $425. One heat VACUUM CLEANER for with white markings, ticut. Raymond E. Demers, picked up at the Man sistant. Job responsibilities In person: Meadows computing time thru (BLUE TRAILS ESTATES) male and female. 8 weeks ware, grindstone, picture mileage. Excellent run Business Monager chester Herald office be- include entering orders on and hot water not In LAWNMOWERS re sale. $20.00. Call after 1973 MERCURY ning condiiton.. 649-4159. our Apple computer, gener Manor, 333 Bldwell quarterly taxes. For In Approved building lots in prime residential FLOORSANDING — 2pm 649-7944. eld and litter trained.742- frames, etc. Many 1 9 8 1 HONDA 004-05 fween 8:30 a.m. and 5 Street, Manchester. cluded $350. Call Ed or paired. Free pick up and MONTEREY-Black and ating shippers, answering terview Call 243-5457. neighborhood. Large wooded and open iots Dan 649-2947, 646-9892 or delivery. 10 % Senior Floors like new. Special 8089______collectIbles-Mllk bottle, MOTORCYCLE-Cusfom p.m. Monday — Friday. customer inquiries, keeping pin tray, etc., brlc-a- coral, white interior. $950 GMC PICK UP-1973. 400. 450 miles. Call 643- weekly sales logs. Typing re suited to any styie home. Starting low $30's. 646-6009. Discount. Free esti izing In older floors, natu l iv in g r o o m c h a ir . or best otter. 646-4219. OLAN M IL L S needs a few BARTENDING POSI ral and stained floors. No TWO MALE TIGER KIT brac, and decarative Good condition. Call 643- 5557 or 742-5536 after 6pm. Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 SMALL CHANGE quirements. 50 wpm., plea telephone sales people 15% DISCOUNT if purctiased before May mates. Economy Lawn- Tan or Int. $35.00.643-4674. TENS looking for good Items, stereos, radios, 4:30 to 5:30. 4139. sant personality and solid TION available full time W EST SIDE-2 bedrooms. mower, 647-3660. waxing anymore. John PURSE left at Manches phone experience required. starting part time In the nights. Fraternal organi Verfaille, 646-5750. home. Call 683-0820. blender, mixer, electric ter Herald office. Owner Clerical experience in mar evening, possibly becom Garage. Inground pool. NEED A LAWN oven, and other applian keting a plus. zation. Call 643-5922 be H. M . Frechette UPHOLSTERY - Slip cov r o l l e r ? How about may claim by Identifying. ing full time with ad tween 12 and 5pm Appliances. $475 plus util Antiques ces. Good furniture, Mar Call 643-2711. Full time; position with ex ities. 646-6882. ers, draperies, custom FI ND A CASH buyer for converting a 2V2 ft. long 68 cellent company benefits, if vancement. Complete weekdays. Real Estate, Inc. tank shell into one for tha Washington sewing interested, please apply ^t training. Company be made furniture. Decora those golf clubs you cabinet, high chair, etc., LOST-Scotch Terrier. our facility. MANCHESTER-4 rooms. tor service. Call for an never use! Advertise $6.50? Good condltlon- TWO ANTIQUE CHAIRS- nefits for full time people. HOMEMAKERS- 644-3481 .Call 649-2433. sofa bed, glass, dishes, SPRING SALE! appointment J&M Up Black female. Responds MICHELLE VIRKLER Contact Jim Langston at Glastonbury area.. Join Directions: Charter Oak St. to right on Birch Mountain Convenient location, car them for sale In classi $35.00 Pair 646-1427. luggage, 12X15 good to “Shona". Call 875-4707. Ptrtonnal Dapt. 646-5798 between 5 and Rd. to right on Sharon Drive. peting, appliances, heat, holstery, 871-0874. fied. Just dial 643-2711 to carpet, credit card ma our established home hot water. Security dep WALNUT STAINED KIT- Giitef SciMtific Pnticts Ik . 8pm, Thurday ansd Fri management team and place yaur ad. WANTED ANTIQUES: chine, packing tape, etc. LOST-Part Husky 8 261 Broad SIraal day . EOE M/F osit. No pets. Available GARDENS CHEN CABINET- EarTv Victorian, Oak, Golf clubs, and other put your hpusecleoning ROTOTILLED-Small cub 33X12X15. Like new. $50. weeks old female puppy. Manchaalar, Conn. 0M40 Akills to work. We offer June 1st. 643-9687. 1920’sand miscellaneous. sports equipment, frog Brownish with black It ipd ipaanli mthiii Wf W I N F R A D IO - Homes for Sale 32 cadet garden tractor with Household Goods Telephone 644-2063. Please call 643-8709. spear, clothes reel, flexible hours, excellent 31 Condominiums rear tiller. Satisfaction 62 streaks on back, tall, Dlverslfled and challeng rates and benefits. Call MANCHESTER-Four books, plumbing and nose, ears. Manchester. SALESPERSON-Part ing position open for MAID TO ORDER 659- room aparfment. Second guaranteed. Call 647-0530 ANTIQUES-MIrror, ANTIQUES and collecti electrical supplies, post 646-7395. Reward. time evenings and wee floor. DIscounf In rent for or 872-4106. $85.00. Antique hand cro bles -Will purchase out- traffic dlrector/secre- 2953. MANCHETER- MANCHESTER- USED REFRIGERA hole digger, electric kends. Mature. Harveys fary. Strong phone con- repairs. Call after 5pm. cheted bedspread $95.00. rlght or sell on Immaculate 6 room Co Convenlenf 2 bedroom T O R S , WASHERS, Two seat wicker sofa, fence control, artist IMPOUNDED-Female 15 Dresses and Sportswear foct, well organized, ma lonial In excellent townhouse. End unlf. 1'/, 871-1179. BLACKWELL LANDS commission. House lot or paints and supplies, years old. Brown. I Ming 646-3100. CAPING Provides affor Ranges - clean, guaran $75.00. Cedar chesf $95. single piece. Telephone ture, typing required. condition. 3 bedrooms, baths, completely remo teed, parts and service. hundreds of other good Jr. High School. 646-4555. Media experience a plus MANCHESTER- dable service for Three large oil paintings 644-8962. Items and much more full basement, garage. deled. New appliances, Low prices. B.D. Peorl 8< $45.00 each 646-9758. but not necessary. Please SA LES PERSON. Inside. Priced right. $65,900. beautiful woodwork. Excellent four room Garden/Lawn/Sh- coming In. Come and BRAND NEW 1983 FORD F-100 PICKUP apartmenf. Fully ap- rubbery care and general Son, 649 Main Street, 4.9 liter 6 cyl. engine, 4 ipeed overdrive, power steering, power brakes, Employment contact WINF radio, Customer service or Strano Real Estate, 646- Possible assumable fi 643-2171. Tog Sales 69 enjoy yourself at a good Manchestser or call 646- 2000. pllanced. No pets. $450 yard clean up. Call 644- COLON lAL COUCH from Auction and pick up a few stock* 3050. New $9541. iented Individual to es nancing. No condo fee 8, Marlborough Barn $275. & Education HAI RORESSER-wanted 1230. EOE tablish marketing area. f ul ly guartanf eed 1 sf year includes heat and hot 1686. bargains or sought after tor Manchester Salon. water. 649-4003. ARM CHAIR with foam Studio couch $30. 646- With approved credit, $7441 sale price, $1116 down, cash or trade (plus M 69.36 Salaried position plus MANCHESTER-Ranch. 6 $52,500. Call 647-0367. cushion. Rose color. $50. GARAGE SALE-RaIn or Items. Center Chuurch Experience necessary. ROTOTILLING-$10.00for 8515. Men/Bov Scout Troop 25. tax a reg.) $6325 amount tinanced, 46 monthly payments. Interest at per month CONTMlUR/OFFia MMUER commission plus benef rooms, 3 bedrooms, IVi Moving South. 649-8595. shine. Friday and Satur 12.9%, annual percentage rate Is $1604.28. Excellent selection ol other Help Wanted 21 Evenings. Call 529-1992. its. Call Mr. Dickerson, baths, eat In kitchen, MANCHESTER-Main the average size garden. day 5/7 & 5/8. 8 to 2. No Heating and cooling con Lots/Lond lor Sale 33 Street. 2-3 rooms. Quality worki Call 646- 25” SUNBURST WALL PUBLIC AUCTION- new A used Ford cars A trucks. tractor seeking an individual Creative Marketing, formal dining room, flre- STOVE-29” . 4 burner. CLOCK. Gold color. early birds. 82 Ludlow RN’S-LPN'S. 12hr. shifts. Corp. 643-6108. . 10.., 2 cor E . - ______4689. Road, Manchester. Frldav May 6, 7 pm. Weekends. 7am to 7pm. experienced in all aspects of Avocado. Gas range. $35.00. 649-0222. CASHIER WANTED- management accounting. cellent location and Ip Very good condition. Andover Lake House, Evenlngs, Monday thru and 7pm to 7am. Excel Duties indude financial re vestmnet. Needs ity. Parking. 523-7047. SUPERIOR Lakeside Dr. Andover. ports and analysis, imple MANCHESTER-Bulld Asking $99. Call mornings COLONIAL BLUE BA WADDELL PTA Thursday, 2:30 to 11:00. lent salary. Also part decorative touch. To set your dream home here! ROTOTILLING- Antiques, collectibles, time positions on 3 to 11 mentation of a computerized SM A L L 3 ROOM, second Reasonable rates. 649- 649-2558. THROOM SINK with used furniture. Sales in Experience with cash management informatU^ tle estate. Asking $78,000. Prime location. Blue faucet. Good condition. helpful. Honest and de shift weekdays. Crest- R. Michael Quish Real tioor apartment. Quiet 2302. FLEA MARKET formation 623-8452. field Convalescent Home system and managing admire Instruction 2$ Trails Estate, starting neighborhood. Must be 30” AVOCADO ELECT $25.00. 643-6463. pendable. Call 243-5457. istrative personnel. Estate Broker 649-0676. low $30's. H.M. Frechette May 7 and Fenwood Manor In mature adult. Call 872- W ILL HAUL BRUSH, re RIC RANGE-Asking LARGE TAG SALE-May You should possess a Real Estate, Inc. 644-3481. 0165.______$50.00. 646-4318. AFRICAN VIOLETS for 9:00-1:30 MEDICAL SECRETARY Manchester. Please call degree in accounting, have OPEN HOUSE-59 HUC move trees, move furni 143 Rtm 4 St. MondiMttr 7. 20 Arcellla Dr., Man assistant Director of some public accounting ex ture. Most anything. sale. Please call 649-4864: Rain m SWim chester. Assorted desks, - Full time, Manchester. KLEBERRY LANE, MANCHESTER-6 room MANCHESTER-4 Room GAS STOVE. 20” apart Experienced preferred. Nursing at 643-5151 Mon perience and a minimum of Manchester. 1 to 5pm. 50 647-0359. •40 TaUtt chairs, poker and ping DILLOn day thru Friday between five years corporate experi Cape. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, apartment. 3rd floor. ment size. Oven. Door SIX FOOT FIBERGLASS •Rtirishitisntt 319 MAIN ST. (Across from Armory) since 1933 Job Includes: Insurance, ence. X 26 foot raised ranch, 3 includes kitchen applian Nicely remodeled. Yard. pong tables. Outdoor fur billing, typing. Call 646- 8 and 2. DOG TRAINING-8 week ODD JOBS, Trucking. window, 4 burner, clean, Row boat with oars. •Biksd Goods niture, electric range. Excellent benefits. to 4 bedrooms. 2V2 baths. ces, washer and dryer, Security. No pets. Call good condition. $75.00. $99.00. 125 N. School eCfiBS MANCHESTER. C T. ______643-2145 0534, 9:30 to 12. obedlance classes start Large fully applianced 649-7718. Home repairs. You name Upright Plano and books. Send a detailed resume with ing May 16 In Bolton. Coll carpeting and drapes. It, we do It. Free estl- 643-6630. Street, Manchester. 649- DENTAL ASSISTANT- earnings history and a record kitchen. Family room Treed lot convenient to TAG SALE-OrIgInal art, 10 to 5. Rain or shine. Cheerful and organized 643-9839 tor registration. mates. Insured. 643-0304. 0293. dental of accomplishments marked with fireplace, vinyl sid schools and shopping. No CHROME DINETTE large assortment house RECEPTIONIST-Full or Individual with dental ex Personal and Confidential to: ing. 2 car garage. Hard brokers please! $62,900. hold goods, CUB CADET TAG SALE-Baby car CAN H ELP YOU with SET-FormIca top, extra RASPBERRY PLANTS- riage, scaner, old hutch, part time. Experience perience tor full time Jidi WwfcwL pwMH wood floors, and wall to Contact owner: 872-2998. your bookkeeping duties Attachments. Saturday preferred but not essen position In Manchester. WiHcMkMI|W^Cs.liic. wall carpeting. Large ONE BEDROOM upstairs leaf, six chairs, leather ever bearing. $.50 each. miscellaneous Items. PH. la 716 apartment In residential and some typing. Availa seats. $150. 649-0734. Two juvenile bedspreads May 7, 10-4. 679 Bolton tial. Reply Box B C/O The Benefits. 646-4811 be toUi WhUv. Cos. 0BI74 Real Estate yard with 24 foot above J*a. Vernon, Conn. Baby car seat. 65 Birch Herald. tween 1 and 3pm only. neighborhood. $385 a ble Wednesday 9 to 5:30. with car design. $9.00 Street, Manchester. 10 to ground pool with deck Call Alice, evenings 646- and much morel, priced month. Heat and utilities CONTEMPORARY pair. 649-2430. 3 Saturday. EXTRA MONEY- Included.. Available May 1896, or weekends 742- SOFA-Brand new. Still In RUMMAGE SALE- WANTED-Experlenced NURSE AIDES-We are Earnlngs to $1500/Month to sell at $88,900. Call Rentals Glastonbury Methodist Window Cleaner. Full now accepting applica Homes for Sale 31 30. 649-4427. 9398.______plastic. Sacrifice for$300. STROLLEE CAR SEAT MISCELLANEOUS TAG from 15-50 hours availa owner at 646-5108. 649-6635. $22.00. Call 646-4600 Church, 500 Manchester time steady work. Good tions for full time certi ble. College students may PAT’S LAWNMOWING Rd., Route 83, May 7fh, SALE-Toys, games, wages plus family health fied Nurse Aides for the SIX ROOM FURNISHED 8, Raking Service. Reaso couch, go-cart, pool 'ac apply. Possible permen- Condominiums 32 •«•••*•• for Rent ____ LADY KENMORE GAS 10am to 2pm. Clothes, Insurance. Call 8am to 11pm to 7am shift. Apply ant positions tor manage MANCHESTER 41 apartment for renf. nable rates. Free esti cessories,, boat motor, Manchester Honda now has a limited number of (nius) . . . Share with landlord. Call STOVE. Chrome rotls- fabrics, curtains. $200 4pm. 646-2839. In person between 9:30 ment skills. In person Immaculate 5 IPIUSI aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 649-7911. mates. Call 289-9211. Bag Sale 1-2pm. Refresh clothing, 26 Lodge Dr., new Honda cars available for immediate delivery. and 2:30pm. Meadows room ranch, ottached serle grill. Magic Chef Saturday 9 to 3. Interviews only. Call for M N c for Sale 63 broiler, timer clock. Ex ments available. CUSTODIAN-Part time. Manor, 33.3 Bldwell appointment, 569-8202. garage, large applianced CONDOMINIUMS-New 2 GENTLEMAN PRE RICHARDSON Early mornings. Retired Street. Manchester, eot-ln kitchen, formal FERRED. $50.00 weekly. MASONRY-all types. cellent condition. $98.00. TAG S A L E - bedroom townhouses. Store/Office Space 643-5772. TAG SALE-FrIday May 6. gentleman preferred. Conn. 06040. HAIR STYLIST dining room, large living Living room with private Kitchen privileges. 646- New or repairs. Free 9-6. 76 C a r p e n t e r Reconditioned color Apply: Receptionist at W ANTED for Willlman- room with fireplace, 2 patio. Fully applianced 2000. estimates. B. Richardson Rd.Household, bicycles, T.V.’s. AM /FM stereo -Morlarty Bros. 315 Cen- bedrooms, 2 baths, wall kitchen with custom 742-7437. 1950 MAHOGANY cassette car radios. Misc. tlc, Storrs, or Dayville m a n c h e s t e r - LEATHER TOP COFFEE clothing, misc. Ter Street, Manchester. locations. Progressive to wall carpet through wood cabinets. Carpets, PRIVATE H O M E - Medlcal, professional of- Items. Saturday 8, Sun Rldgewood Road area. ALUMINUM SHEETS TABLE and two end ta ^ WAITtESSES salons. Interested In Cos out. Full basement and and vinyl floors through flc ^p a ce . 1500 sq. ff. used os printing plates — 10 FAMILY TAG SALE- day 9 to 5.187 Homestead FU LL T IM E assistant We are looking for mature a t t i c . Exterlor- out. Insulated and wea- East Hartford. Kltchen- Pointlng/Paperlng 52 bles with storage drawer. Street. responsible persons to work metologist who desires .007" thick, 23 X 284". 50« Good condition. Call 647- Saturday May 7th. 8:30 teacher In Montessorl PART TIME professional develop malntenance free siding. therstrlpped steel en /laundry privileges. am Rain or shine. To- Parking. Call 569-1438, *****•••••••••••••••••• each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone 8305. $99.00. classroom. Montessorl Must be able to work both ment. Apply to: M a Convenient location. By trance doors. Anderson SPACE availa 643-2711. They MUST be whee Lane, Opal Drive, TAG SALE-Exposure Art lunches and dinners. 5-7pm. and Framing. 474 Main experience or training ryann’s Haircraft, 1581 owner. $69,900. 649-5004. double glazed windows. ble. Reasonable. Call 649- PAINTING AND PAPER Picked up before 11:00 1976 HONDA CIVIC- Glastonbury. Jewelry, preferred, but not re Please apply in person: 8309. Street, Manchester. Monday-Saturday between West Main Street, Wllll- Excellent valuel Full HANGING — Exterior a.m. only.. Rebullt engine, transmis T.V. Stands, small ap quired. Send resume to 2:00 and 4:00 mantlc, Ct. 06226. MANCHESTER- basements with wa- ROOM-$165 a month. All and interior, ceilings re sion, 4 speed. Excellent pliances, lucife, house Frames, Prints, Cards, H.C.A. Montessorl Box Mr. Steak Redwood Farms. Immac Sher/dryer connections. utilities. Security and paired. References, fully gas mileage. 1978 Suzuki hold, shrubs, baby items, Gifts. Saturday 10 to 3. refer ences.649-4432. Roommates Wanted 48 END R O LLS— 27'/j width u------218, Bolton, Conn. 06040 244 C*nt«r SIraal BABYSITTER wanted In ulate 7 room cape, 3 Prices start at $47,900. insured. Quality work. - 75 cents; 13Vx width -10 400 GS. Excellent condi crib, clothes, toys. by M ay 16. Manchaalaf, Conn. my Manchester home2to bedrooms, 1% baths, eat PETERMAN REALTY, •••••••••••••••••••#»## Martin Mattsson, cwen- tion. 2000 miles. Full size In kitchen with micro- cents. MUST be picked up TAG SALE-Saturday 3 days a week for toddler 649-9404, 647-1340. 387 FEMALE to share du Ings 649-4431. at the Manchester Herald wooden crib. 646-6047. $o,fadtemp4 f a m i l y and newborn. Will pay wave. FIreplaced living North Main Street, plex with working TAG SALE-Saturday May 7th, 9 to 3, 169 Apartments for Rent 42 Office BEFORE IlgA M CAR ALARM with horn. Hamilton Dr. Manches CIPHER excellent salary for room, first floor family Manchester. mother. Convenient East INTERIOR — EXTE ONLY. May 7,9to3.516BushHIII warm, responsible per room, 2 car attached RIOR Painting — Wal Control box and Installa Rd., Garnet Rd., Wln- ter. Toys, boys clothing, Hartford location. $220 tion instructions. $65. Coll son with experience and garage.. Beautifully dec DON’T KNOW anyone Plus 1/3 utilities. 569-7343. lpapering and drywall throp Rd., Children’s miscellaneous houshold orated In move in condi MANCHESTER — Extra SCREENED LOAM ----- offer 5pm. 643-8820._____ Items. references. Call 643-5832. who wonts to boy whot Installation^.Quality pro gravel, processed gravel, clothes, toys, books, tion. Lovely treed lot. you hove to sell? Let a large two bedroom town- fessional work. Reasona “MRWVU ZX YRXF QAVFMJU house. Private basement, RESPONSIBLE FE sand, stone and fill. For QUALITY MAPLE DIN bikes, 1961 T-BIrd,motor- -rAr- c ai c SECRETARY-Dlstrict of $92,900. By owner, 649- wont od find a cosh ble prices. Free esti cycle, sporting goods, 6027. heat, hot water, central MALE ROOMATE deliveries call George ING TABLE-6 Chairs, fice needs part time se buyer for you I wanted to share large mates. G.L. McHugh, Griffing, Andover, 742- hutch. Custom pads. $995. housewares, plants, ‘7’** PJNJAXJ QOQZAXF FMJ RAZEJUXJ." cretary with good typing air-conditioning In 643-9321. misc. Rain or shine. Street, rglndote June 4. The bad news. cluded. $495. Call 649-4800. house with woman and 7886. Gorgeous maple twin and telephone skills, seven year old daughter. bedroom set, 5 pieces. — WJD LUVVCX. good figure aptitude MANCHESTER — one, Call 64^6039 between 9am PROFESSIONAL DELIVERING RICH $695. 643-8007.______NEIGHBORHOOD TAG Lt®, SOLUTION: "No one should be called a defector, helpful. Hours:8:30 to and 3pm. PAINTING- Commercial LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 SALE-Indlan Hill Trail, I"®"*: ^kiTrh»n* With the fantastic demand for Honda automobiles, 2:00. Monday thru Fri two and three bedroom FULL FACE MOTORCY ^ry^nlk'ov ^ “ cu'lufal exchange." - Mikhail apartments. Heat and hot & Residential. Quality Plus tax. Washed sand, Glastonbury, off Rf.83 on ^ j ' m ® V®; day. Apply Jn person to: ^ P U B L IS H E R ’S NOTICE ROOMATES wanted. craftsmanship. Texture stone, trap rock, and CLE HELMET With they won’t last Ions. water. $375., $425., $495. shield. Cardinal red. eiSa3byNEA.Inc. Steve Asnes, Grossman’s Call 649-4800. M/F to share house. An celling specialist. House gravel. 643-9504. la 'u r llT S S 'V , ‘i K Lumber, 145 Spencer dover lakefront.Utilltles power washing. Free esti Worn only twice. Sold Street, Manchester. included. $50 week. $100 mates. 646-4879. 12” BLACK & WHITE motorcycle. Size small. balls, stereo, clothes, KIT *N’ CARLYLE’^ by Larry Wright EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY V/2 ROOM APARTM EN T Will scrifice for $50. 643- - Private home, heat, security deposit. Call 742- T.V. Zenith portable. dishes, trading cards, SUPERVISOR-Local ma All real estate advertised In this newspaper Is subject tothaFe- 6914 or 646-8858. D.G. PETTERSON Paint $35.00 649-0222. 0 4 1 5 . ______lawn equipment, w?!,” derat Fair Housing Act ol 1988 which makee It Illegal to advertise appliances. Working sin ± 1. nufacturer has openings ing. Co., Interlor/exte- ALUMINUM ADULT miscellqneous. for shift foreman with any preference, limitation, or discrimination baaed on race, gle adult only. No pets- rlor. Spray, brush or roll. color, religion, sex or national origin, or an Intention to makaany children. Telephone 6 ^ f e m a l e R O O M A T E WHITE BATHROOM WALKER. Adjustable five or more years of needed June 1st. Share Custom wallpaper hang SINK-with faucets. TAG SALE-Chlldren’s AutOtYlOtiVP I'W FiXiN^t A supervisory experience. such preference, limitation or discrimination. This newspaper 2880. legs. Like new. $25.00. •/« ^ - ^ 1 c will not knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which house in Glastonbury. ing. Workmanship gua $25.00. Call 649-2071. 649-4605. ______desks. Ladles clothes. CHiCKeN. Responsibilities Include- ranteed. 646-8467. Is In violation ol the law. EAST HARTFORD-Two $160 plus Vt utilities. After Household Items, electri W M 'f! :Direct supervision of 5:30 633-4204. ••••••••••••••••••••*«# 20” Harwick Bottled gas SCHWINN 16” bicycle, cal. May 7, 10 to 3. 135 eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee workers, making work bedroom apartment, half •••eeeeeeeasaeseeeseeee red. New condition with basement. Yard. $400. stove. General electric Green Rd. Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 and overtime assign Bullding/Contracting S3 refrigerator. Both white training wheels. $25.00. ments, safety, and per Call 649-5906. Coll 643-1374.______Services and clean. $35.00 each. TAG SALE-FurnIture, •••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Honda’s sporty features, dependable performance, fantastic gas mileage, and low, forming a wide range of 649-0498. In-process material MANCHESTER-Ouplex. essaceessaseaasesaaasee R O B E R T TVVELVE POUND KEG low prices have made them the most ”in demand” car of the nineteen eighties, bar 6 rooms, second floor. E. J A R V IS Dupont 700X smokeless and old frames, dishes, Dependable. checks. Some college or BRASS FIREPLACE b®dspreads and drupes, 0 ^0^ conditio™Call 643- none! Manchester Honda has a selection of Honda Accord's & Civic’s in stock and plastics background a BrookfleldStreeLE^ S«Tflc«Offw«i ,1 Ing S p S l s r A S o ^ : powder. $75.00. Call 649- tionally nice, SCREEN and andirons. 8660.______knlck knacks, exercise 4^39 more on their way. Prices on new Honda Civics start as low as *5327 delivered. (Title plus. Must be willing to (.ompieieiy ______aaroaes. rooting, siding,__ $30. 649-9883. machine, Christmas tree -----:------work all shifts. EOE, remodeled. Applianced, SAFETY P 'O O L and taxes extra, of course.) But we repeat, he who hesitates is lost, so drive ... take a garage, attic, basement, Kitchens/ bathrooms# re- and ornaments, oldstone 1972 M ALIBU. Good con- M/F. Send resume In C & M TREE Service — Placement wlndows- GIRLS SPRING COAT- LADDER. Above ground. wheel, and sharpener, ditlon. Call after 3pm. cab ... walk ... or hitchhike to Manchester Honda. Then drive home in a new Honda cluding salary history in washer and dryer hoo Free estimates, discount $30.00. Very good condl- kups, $500 per month plus /doors. 643-6712. Slze 10/12. Custom made. and miscellaneous. 647-1821. automobile. confidence fo Box BB. senior citizens. Company Excellent condition. Al tlon. 649-7625.______North on Broad Street, ------c/o The Herald. utilities. Available Imme Manchester owned and diately. 647-1225. [;a r r a n d r e m o d e l - most new. Navy and FOR SALE-Hand mower. turn left onto Columbus 1973 CHEVROLET operated. Call 646-1327. white pattern. $15.00. Street, 252 Bolton Street, M ALIBU-85,000 miles. MAINTENANCE POSI — Cabinets, roofing, Asking $5.00. Call 649- 118 MAIN STREET- 3 gutters, room odditlons, Please call 643-0897. 6757. Saturday May 7, 9 to4. Automotic transmission, TION requiring expe FOR SALE — BOLTON REWEAVING BURN decks, all types of remo power steering, $750. 649- rience on machine rooms, first floor, heat — zippers, um >t. 6 A 44A Near Muwcfceifer Uae and hot water Included. deling and repairs. F R EE ATTENTION PAIN SUPER TAG SALE-Tools 4913. repair, electrical, car brellas repaired. Window TERS: Aluminum stilts Home and Garden 64 and household goods. As- pentry and odd lobs for 7 Bay Garage Single Family House No appliances. No pets. shades, Venetian blinds estimates. Fully Insured. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Telephone 643-6017. for plastering $50. Adlus- pinall Drive, Andover, 1967 FORD WAGON- manufacturing firm. Security. $370. phone 646- Keys. TV FOR r e n t 4 Acres of Land Used Car License 2426 9 to 5 weekdays. table paint roller 9” to SEASONED OAK FIRE next street to Village Good condition. Original Overtime andbenefits In M a rlo w ’s, 867 M a in 18”. Heavy nap pad. $20 WOOD - For deliveries, Market. Free Coffee. Sat owner.111,000 miles. $450. an air condlii^ed plant. Owner Will Help Finance Street. 649-5221. C U S T O P M I.OfUHM'fjr’Ilf *,<« MANCHESTER- R E M O D E L I N G - more. Call 646-6314. call George Griffing, An urday May 7, 10 to 5. 646-6497. Hotuin IPffiirr Apply between 8am and dover, 742-7886. 4pm at Dynamcic Metal F. J. SPILECKI - Realtors Immedlote occupancy. 2 PPJCKS, BLOCKS, Bathrooms, kitchens, rec J / iftnnis St.t 5-fc bedroom townhouse. All rooms, roofing, siding, 3 SP EED 20” Columbia FREE FIREWOOD-You 1973 MARK IV LINCOLN- (txil «// I Hh} Cl«a31»NEA.I.K .TM Rra U 8 Pa Products Co., 422N. Main ®^pNE — Concrete. house repoirs. Licensed girls bike. Good condi FORSYTHIA BUSHES cut up and haul away- Low mileage. Must sell. ^treet, Manchester. 643-2121 appliances. Garage. $475 Chimney repairs. No lob for sale. $.50 and up. heat included. 646-4153. and experienced. Call tion. Needs no work. $40. .Trees have been cut Asking price $1500or best too smoll. Call 644-8356. Gary 646-4743 or 649-8516| 6 4 6 -2 2 3 4 . 649-7406. down. 649-9294. offer. 568-5272. I t 1