^ ~ M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d . Monday, May 23, 1983 / Science Qualified but female; prizes H a p p y 100th birthday Manchester IlU n g Junipir High what should she do? Cheneys planned School's recent science fair presented 380 pro­ QUESTION: As a quali­ to the Brooklyn Bridge housing on Lawn not In tourney jects dealing with science fied female, should I and technology. Winners bother answering an ad are: obviously looking for a page 2 ... page 3 page 15 Grade 7 — Adam Wich- male, and what are my Joh Search • man, first; Linda Gor­ real chances of .getting man, second, and James hired? Poirot, third. Norman M. Gerbes' Honorable mention ANSWER: If your qual­ went to Cheryl Spiegel, ifications match the speci­ Dara Greenwald, Katie fications in the ad — Soule, Michael D'Angona, answer it! Companies are Cindy Tarbell, Rachel much less chauvanistic member — even if you lips will obscure your Odell, and Linda Lee today than in the past and don't meet the specifica­ clothing, or the desk; Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. Scheideman. are seeking qualified ap­ tions for the advertised flicking the ash too often sunny Wednesday Grade 8 -r Jason Stans- plicants, without too position, there may be will be interpreted as Tuesday, May 24, 1983 field, first; Kris Cool and much emphasis on other openings that the extreme nervousness — — See page 2 Single copy: 25<t Sharon Johnson, second, gender. Equal Opportun­ company might think are as will chain-smoldng; and Jeff Spiegel, third. ity and Affirmative Ac­ right for you. inhaling the wrong way Honorable mention: tion have opened many could start you coughing; David Agasi, Francine more doors to women, and QUESTION: Is it accep­ the cigarette could fail out Cimino, Sue Edgerton, managers want people table to smoke cigarettes of the ashtray; the Erin Suliivan, Michael who can do the job...male during an interview? matches might flare up; Morianos, and Suzanne or female. The ad you etc., etc., etc. The inter­ Cavicchi, Miriam Gaber, mention may seem ob­ ANSWER: If there's an viewer could become so Courses Beth Whaley, Leanne viously directed at males, ashtray handy; if there engrossed in watching Adams, Michael Pease, but that might not have are no signs saying, "NO these things happenings Lisa Bonenfant, Greg Vin­ Consumer been the company's SMOKING" or "Save my to you that he or she will cent, Amy Gajewsici, Ca­ narrowed intent. lungs — Please DON'T not pay attention to what . rolyn Lindley, Brian Oat­ Your chance of getting SMOKE"; if the inter­ you're saying. Re­ way. and Eric Griffin. the job depends on many viewer lights up and in­ member, it's your qualifi­ GIrade 9 — Mark Ebreo at MHS factors: the qualifications vites you to do likewise... cations for the job, and and.Susan Baker, first; of other applicants; the then, it's acceptable to your personality that Sarah Perkins, second, relative impressions smoke. But, even with all should be the entire sub­ inflation and Chip Blodgett and Students at Manchester High made during the inter­ these 'go' conditions for ject of the interview — not John Szarek, third. School will have a narrowed range views; salary demands; smoking, you'll project a your smoking ability. of courses from which to choose in Honorable mention: Di­ and the flexibility of each better image by not puf­ Smoking can create more September as the result of adjust­ ana Brassell, Jodi Ad- regarding hours, reloca­ fing on a cigarette. problems for you in your ments made to accommodate dabbo, Debbie Edgar, tion, travel, etc. The mechanics of smok­ job-search than it's worth. Y budget cuts and declining Sara Billey, Sharon Vin- Respond to every ad ing can easily distract the ick, Steve MacDonald, is back enrollment. that interests you. Don't interviewer's attention An interview can be as Jacob Ludes, principal, said Janet Backer. Leslie They’re number one eliminate opportunities away from you — in brief as ten minutes or as By Denis G. Gulino services that cost $100 in 1967. today that 94 sections have been Johnson, Jim MacGil- because of what you think negative ways. Your face llling Junior High School science fair long as an hour. Smoke as United Press International Most leading private analysts closed off, meaning no new stu­ Ivary, Beth Heine, Teri 7; Jason Stansfield, grade 8, and Mark the company really wants may be hidden by the much as you want before think the rapid acceleration will dents will be accepted into them, McGehan, and Russell first place winners are (from left) Susan Ebreo, grade 9. .. .take the wording of the smoke; taking the ci­ going in for your appoint- . WASHINGTON (U P I) - Consu­ only last one or two months but be and 22 courses have been elim i­ Vinick. Baker, grade 9; Adam Wichman, grade ad at face value. Re- garette to and from your ment. mer price inflation returned in followed by enough increases to nated, some because they lack the April, surging 0.6 percent because give 1983 an inflation rate of from minimum of 15 students. of a nickel-a-gallon gasoline tax, 4.5 percent to 5.5 percent, some­ The plans affect 29 staff higher food prices and some other what higher than last year's 3.9 members in 12 departments, Thoughts increases, the Labor Department percent. Ludes said. Some of them will lose said today. Despite the April increase the their positions. Others will have U l The Consumer Price Index has first four months of 1983 would their duties changed. not gone up as much since July's yield an annual inflation rate of No replacement will be hired for The United States Catholic Bishops recently Y don’t let identical jump nine months ago. only 2.1 percent if there was no Gilbert Hunt, who retired from the adopted a Pastoral letter, The Challenge of Peace: Figured on a yearly basis, the change through December. English Department. Another God's Promise and Our Response. April increase would be a 7.2 In December prices went down English teacher will go. So will a The following quotes are from Section I. Peace in changing interest rales percent inflation rate, a pheno­ 0.3 percent, climbed 0.2 percent in teacher of English as a second the Modern World: Religious Perspectives and menon most analysts consider to January but fell by the same 0.2 language. An art teacher will be Principles. be temporary. percent in February. The March transferred out of the high school. At the center of the church's teaching on peace and botherme. The transportation index shot up index went up 0.1 percent. An industrial arts teacher will go. at the center of all Catholic social teaching is the 1.1 percent because of the tax- Natural gas prices also zoomed Herald photo by Tarquinio but there may be an opening dignity of the human person. The human person is the Fm satisfied that right now assisted 4 percent takeoff of in April, gaining 1.8 percent. But elsewhere in the system. clearest reflection of the presence of Godin the world; gasoline prices after six months of fuel oil and coal prices were down Job consultation One English teacher, also certi­ all of the chyrch's-work in pursuit of both justice and declines. 2.1 percent. fied to teach mathematics, will be peace is designed to protect and promote the dignity of The escalation of fuel prices I can lock in a nice Food prices were up a fairly YoUng Nathan Walpole, 2'/2, spent part transferred to the Mathematics every person. For each person not only reflects God, ^Now I can get strong 0.5 percent and the major helped drive up the housing index recent CPTV auction. Above, Department. A teacher in the but is the expression of God's creative work and the $282.00 interest high one-for IVi to categories of housing, clothing and by 0.5 percent, now based on the of Monday at the Eighth District Fire dispatcher-firefighter Bob Turcotte, Cooperative Education Program maaning of Christ's redemptive ministry. on my $1,000 in miscellaneous goods and services cost of equivalent rent, as did a 1.1 Station learning what it takes to be a who showed the young recruit the will be transferred to the Business Christians approach *he problem of war and peace were higher than in March. percent jump in the cost of home firefighter. Nathan's parents, Elin and ropes, takes time out to enjoy a Department. with an attitude of botii fear and reverence. To take a just 2 V2 years! 5 years-on a CD The overall April increase fol­ maintenance and repairs. Among Dr. James P. Kennedy, superin­ human life is to approximate the role reserved to God; lowed an extraordinary four- the foods, beef prices were up 2.1 David Walpole of Wethersfield, pur­ McDonald's luncheon with Nathan. tendent of schools, will lose his job modern warfare threatens the obliteration of human month period in which prices went percent, more than canceling chased Nathan's day at the district on a Story and more pictures on page 10. as a teacher in the Social Studies life on a scale previously not imaginable. The sense of at the Savings Bank down more than they went up. declines in pork and poultry. Department, and so will George awe and " fe a r of the Lord" which previous White House spokesman Larry The enormous increases in fruit Emmerling.