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2(( - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. Sept. 14. 1982 BUSINESS Delay saved UAW and Chrysler Recipes for their lives battling new deadline a new year '■ ' " ' A t , . . . page 13 Expert: Now's, not time to . . . page 3 . . . page 21 much as around 30 percent. But it’s Montgomei7 s view Just about two yeers ago, the stocks' of three Big Weinstein is also fearful that if the economy does in that these slocks, bought on weakness, have the poten Board companies went through the roof in five trading deed turn out to be worse than expected, the Federal tial to run sharply ahead of the crowd over the next six sessions. Tandy ballooned 14 %, Cray Research shot up Reserve could speed up the money pump. And that could months, given a positive stock market environment. send both interest rates and inflation back up again. 11 '-2 and Digital Equipment jumped 9. Here’s the stocks in each category (with recent stock “ There’re too many unknowns to try to be a hero in The reason: The managements of ail three companies Dan Dorfman prices and Montgomery’s ’82 and ’83 earnings forecaste this marketplace,” he says. Manchester, Conn. did an effective job of pitching their corporate stories to I appearing in an accompanying table): Weisel contends there’s less visibility in the stock Showers tonight; a gathering of leading money managers at the annual in Syndicated Category 1 (not fully exploited): Big Three Industries, Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1982 market — in terms of its potential direction — than at vestment conference of Montgomery Securities, a hot, Amdahl, Apple Computer, Foothill Group, Chemical cool Thursday Columnist any time over the last six to eight years. Single copy 25tt aggressive San Francisco-based brokerage firm with a New York, Commodore Corp., Mattel, San-Bar, Thou — See page 2 knack of picking winning stocks. ON ONR h a n d , he says, you’ve got the positives sand Trails and Cabot Corp. Ipralb A big plus, of course, was a pretty good Stock market (lower inflation and lower interest rates). And on the Category 2; Electro Rent, Levi Strauss, NIKE, Atlan environment. tic Research, Newport corp,, Kulicke & Soffa, H.B.O. & plus run-up in the Dow — chiefly reflecting the spirited other, lots of negatives (such as huge unemployment, Well, it s that time of the year again — another Co., Champion Home Builders, Denny’s and Boeing. dc-.'hne in interest rates — must now be followed by huge excess capacity, an uncertain economy and inter Moiitgomery Conference. It started Monday, and 35 national banking in disarray). tangible evidence of an improving economy before the Stocks not fully exploited companies — hoping for Some more of the' same Given this background and the recent rally, Weinstein market can move materially higher. And if that doesn’t ...... Recent Per-share Per-share exuberant response — are pitching their wares to about argues that ‘‘it’s real difficult to get positive on the happen, potential risks are seen. ’83 Net-E 400 money managers from around the globe (from New stock market over the near term ." ...... Price '82 net-E Neither Weinstein nor Weisel is an economist; their $2.90 Dukakis York and Minneapolis to Kuwait and Scotland). Big 3 Industries 19 ‘A $2.45 forte is stock-picking. But their general views on the What would it take to turn him into a bull? Amdahl 23 0.60 3.50 Israeli units Weisel lists any of three ingredients. They are: ■I'llF, 2 SEM INAR, held at the Stanford business environment mirror the thinking — and con 1.50 lo o • A sizable stock market correction, with tfie Dow Apple Computer (Sept.) 17 % Court Hotel, draws portfolio managers from such in cerns — of many money managers. 1.60 2.05 h. giving up at least a third of its recent gain. Foothill Group (M ay) 9 % vestment biggies as Citibank, Continental Illinois, IBM, Weinstein, in fact, is less enthusiastic than most of the 8.40 8.75 • A consolidation of the recent gains — in other words, Chemical Bank 30 swamps Morgan Guaranty Trust and the Fidelity, Keystone and money management fraternity. 0.40 0.90 a backing and filling period with more stock groups par Commodore Corp. (June) * Vs Putnam funds. "I'm not bearish, but I don’t think you have to have a 3.20 3.50 ticipating in the rise. These would include notably the Mattel (Jan.)' 13 All told, some $350 billion of investment assets are (stock) position here,” he seys. " I ’m more on the side of 1.10 1.60 consumer cyclical areas, such as the autos and airlines, Sun-Bar (June 9 Vz represented at the seminar, which includes sales wait-and-see." Thousand Trails 12 % 1.80 ■ 2.50 ensure quiet and the financial sector, specifically the banks. pitches from such companies (both big and small) as 3.a5 W EINSTEIN'S I’ RI.NCIPAI. worry is that the • ..Fundamental evidence of a real upturn in the Cabot Corp. (Sept.) 20 'A 3.15 King V Warner Communications, Intel, Levi Strauss, Thousand economy could be in the doghou.se longer than most peo economy. Trails, Chart House, Amdahl, Chemical New York, Cas Stocks to buy on pullback dent, raised fears of a new round of ple think. He looks for unemployment probably to trend Weisel declined to make any market forecast — which BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - tle Entertainment, Genentech and Denny's. Electro Rent (May) 14 Vz 1.45 1.80 fighting between Gemayel’s troops liigher this year, predicts poor capital spending figures. is understandable. Last September, he predicted the Israeli forces moved into west A big question: Considering the explosive nature of Levi Strauss (Nov.) 30 >/4 3.10 4.80 and Moslem forces in the deeply And as for the big hope — a meaningful pickup in con Dow would hit 1,100 by mid-’82. And so he was off by 4.50 Beirut today to “ ensure quiet” after the current market (reflected in both violent up and NIKE (May 41 3.70 divided country. sumer spending — Weinstein doesn’t believe that’s several hundred points. He blames the blunder on the Nuclear freeze vote the assassination of Lebanese down moves), are we likely to see some more of those Atlantic Research 26 Vz 1.95 2.45 “ Thi.. plunges half the country achievable without a sustained period of declining in fact that interest rates stayed higher a lot longer than he President-elect Beshir Gemayel, huge swings in stock prices (again, both up and down), Newport Corp. (July) 29 Vz 2.00 3.05 into despair, and the other half into 5 terest rates. And such an occurrence, in his mind, is expected. wins In Wisconsin the military command said in depending on what managetnehts of the participating H.B.O. & Co. (March ) 25 Vz 1.00 1.30 terror,” said a university professor open to question. Moving to Montgomery's strength, narnely, its stock Jerusalem. companies have to say'.' Champion Home For one thing, he thinks Reaganomics may be too picking abilities, I asked the firm to select its 20 favorite — See page 4 Unidentified assassins killed in west Beirut. Builders (Feb.) 3 % 0.17 0.35 The government, shocked at the I'll AT, OF C O l RSE, is anybody's guess, but if you severe, too painful for a lot of folks. And they, in turn, stocks from the hundreds of companies it follow's. And Gemayel Tuesday with a 450-pound., Denny's (June) 28 2.95 3.45 first assassination in Lebanese talk to the two top fellows at Montgomery, managing may vote in t!he November elections with their pocket- that it did — 10 it thought had been fully exploited during bomb that took more than 20 lives, Boeing ■ 23 >/4 2.35 3.70 history of anelected president, partner Will Weinstein and senior partner Tom Weisel, books. In other words, he says, we could have a big the recent rally and another 10 it felt should be bought wounded 60 other people and Months denote end ot liscat year — an oiners, calen delayed confirming the death of the they'll tell you quite bluntlyrthat it's the wrong time to Democratic win. That coupd lead to increased spending on pullbacks of 10 percent or so. returned Lebanon to relentless sec dar year. January through July cover earnings es ■ BOSTON (U P I) — Massachusetts be an aggressive buyer of stocks. And that's what for social programs, in turn leading to higher rates. And tarian violence. 34-year-old right-wing leader for timates for fiscal '83 and '84. E equals estimate. Democrats, dumping conservative they're telling the visiting money managers. if what we’ve seen is an interest-rate rally, the market M OST OF TH E stocks in the second category “ As a result of the assassination nine hours. Source: montgomery Securities, San Francisco. Gov. Edward J. King, will have an Israeli tanks took up new ad They reason that the recent breathtaking 100 point- could he negatively affected, he says. racked up sharp gains during the recent rally, some as of Beshir Gemayel, Israel Defense all-liberal ticket facing two Forces entered west Beirut in order vanced positions inside the mainly moderate Republicans in the to prevent possible severe oc Moslem half of the divided capital —In Brief------Despite fax cut November election, when there will currences and in order to ensure where tension was high following , also be three tight congressional quiet,” a statement by the Israeli the Gemayel assassination, fights. military command said. witnesses said. Dieterle promoted Former Gov. Michael S. Dukakis “ The entrance of the IDF was per Israeli planes also streaked over swamped King, a backer of Presi formed without clashes,” it said. the city starling at 11 p.m. EDT dent Reagan, in their bitter rematch The death of the Maronite Chris Tuesday and kept up the flights for James Dieterle of 81 Lawton Road has been Consumers buy in Tuesday’s primary. He will be tian, only nine days before he was to more than four hours. promoted by joined by former Assistant be inaugurated as Lebanon’s presi- The witnesses said tanks sat Northeast Utilities Middlesex County District Attorney behind the City Sports Stadium and to senior project John Kerry, who rose to prominence a few hundred yards from the Sabra technician — by leading veteran’s opposition to Palestinian refugee camp and the Underground less in August the Vietnam War in early 1970s. Arab University area, a Distribution. The Republicans nominated Walkout neighborhood where the Palestine Dieterle joined NU Yankee patrician John Winthrop Liberation Organization once had in 1972 as a field t ? Sears over newcomer John Lakian, many important offices. S technician at Hart By Denis G. Gulino The weak sales tigures raised new a rich, young Westwqod The area is still densely pop ford . He is a United Press International doubts a recovery was gaining steam. businessman, and state legislator is over ulated, mainly with Palestinians. graduate from Hart "1 just heard about it and I ’m still in Andrew Card. Republican Leon Witnesses said Israelis fired ford State Technical'* WASHINGTON — Consumers bought shock," said economist Sandra Shaber, Lombardi ran unopposed for lieute several rounds into the air each Institute and is less again in August, defying forecasts of • of Chase Econometrics, a leading nant governor. ‘ time they advanced a few yards. But studying for a degree a spending surge from President analysis firm. House Speaker Thomas P. “ Tip” there were no reports of clashes in civil engineering Reagan’s" tax cut and raising new "Apparently consumers were not near O’Neill won renomination easily and at co-op between the Israelis and any at the University of questions about projections of recovery ly as optimistic as Wall Street and saved will face either Republican Frank militiamen in west Beirut. Hartford. this year. their extra income. That is just very, McNamara of Boston or William All crossings between east and E He was an Most economists had expected the July very bad news. Barnstead, who were locked in a By Raymond T. DeMeo west Beirut were closed and panicky organizer of the lax cut to support increased sjrending, in "Until spending picks up its hard to see neck-and-neck fight. Herald Reporter residents jammed gas stations and Manchester Soccer stead of the 0.9 percent drop in retail . what basis there is for any economic Democratic Rep. -Nicholas bakeries stocking up in fear a con HArnId photo by Tarquinio The strike by drivers, millworkers Club and now serves sales from previous month levels an recovery," she said. Mavroules overran a unknown tinued closure would lead to shor and mechanics at the Central Jam es D ieterle as a club executive. nounced by the Commerce Department challenger but will have a tough Connecticut Co-op Farmers tages of essential items. ■ H e i s a 1 s 0 a Monday. Another forecaster, economist rematch with Republican Thomas An Israeli army 'spokesman said A time for concern Associetion is over. volunteer for other youth activities in Manchester. The figures were not adjusted for price Michael Evans of McMahan, Brafman, Trimarco in November. Members of Teamsters Local 559 the border between Israel and He is married to the former Gloria Suliivan. The increases during the month, suggesting Morgan and Co., went further. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy was un Rescue workers assl.st Paul Schultz, 7, after Lebanon was sealed off today for all the drop in volume was even larger. "VV’e're in trouble. The economy is voted 34-10 this morning to accept a P couple has three sons: Jeremy, Jason and Justin. opposed in the primaries. he was run over by a car Tuesday at 6 p.m. In but military personnel, barring jour- settlement that includes a 9 percent Consumer spending for July increased going to be way down in the third With 1,856 of 2,192 precincts (84 front of his home at 82 Chestnut St. Police U ’’^>1 pay increase and improvements in 1.2 percent in revised figures. (|uarter. It’s going to put that fourth percent) reported at 3:26 a.m., said the boy, in stable condition today at benefits, pensions, and seniority The Commerce Department said com quarter upturn in jeopardy.” Dukakis had 520,560 votes (54 per PIcuHC I urn to pugr 8 Losses slowing Hartford Hospital, had chased a toy truck guarantees, union spokesman Roger pared with year-ago levels, total sales of Commerce Secretary Malcolm cent) to 452,322 (46 percent) for Into the street. On his way back to his retail stores in August, after adjustment Baldrige, in a statement issued by his of Racine said. WASHINGTON - The ailing savings and Herald photo by Tarquinio King, who had toppled Dukakis in driveway, he stepped Into the path of the car for routine seasonal buying trends, rose fice, attempted to remain upbeat about The vote was taken at 8:30 a. m. at loan industry could return to profitability by early 1978. just 0.4 percent to $88.3 billion. the figures, saying, ‘‘In the past sharp driven by Nancy J. Herzog, 20, of 6 Trotter the union meeting at the Lithuanian next year, the head of the thrift industry's federal Sears had 76,354 votes (50 per- Inside Today The month's spending performance gains in disposable income were general- cent)> to 42,682 (28 percent) for St., police said. Paul’s father, Daniel, Hall at 24 Gplway St. insurance fund says. was dragged down by a 5,5 percent iy followed by rising consumer outlays Cited for beautification watches the rescue effort from the far left, Racine said union officials worked The industry, which has lobbied for massive plummet in auto sales. But even without but often with a lag of several months,’ ’ and, in picture at left, holds the brolcen toy as out terms of the new settlement in 24 pages, 4 sections. government aid, branded as ‘‘too optimistic the 1 advertising supplement the downturn in autos, the overall sales So, Baldrige concluded, “ This year Barry Fields, left, manager of Heritage Savings and Loan Association's Please turn to page 8 the ambulance leaves the scene. telephone negotiations with the co assessment by H. Brent Beesley director of the op's management early this mor figures would have only stayed about seems to be following the normal pattern North Manchester branch at 23 Main St., accepts the Greater Advice ...... 16 Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. ning. Emanuel Hirth, the co even with July, with a 0.09 percent in with the July tax cut not yet evident in Manchester Chamber of Commerce’s city beautification award from Area towns ...... 7 Beesely, in addressing a meeting of the Mortgage op ;general manager, could not be crease. individual’s spending.” Mike Orlowski, a member of the chamber!s Environment and Business...... 21, 24 Bankers Association; said "A t the current level of reached for comment. Durable goods sales, including autos, Baldrige, who earlier had declared the Beautification Committee. Heritage received the award for August-In Classified...... 18-19 short term interest rates, we have some good State mediator Kenneth King had machinery and heavy appliances, were recovery would be clearly evident in recognition of a landscaping and maintenance program It has Im C om ics...... 19 news." worked to bring the two sides closer down 3.5 percent. .lune, remained optimistic. plemented at the branch. Church can't be collateral Entertainment ...... 17 He said. "The savings and loan industry" will together in previous meetings. But regain "profitability in early 1983," L o tte ry ...... 2 authority to post a real estate bond. a baseball t L Phommahaxay, 39, Racine said King was not involved In recent weeks, the interest rates of three-month HARTFORD — Superior Court free the accused murderer. Obituaries ...... 8 He said the church has a right to formerly of Main Street. Phom in this morning’s negotiations. treasury biils have dropped from more than 11 per Judge Brian E. O’Neill rejected The church’s congregation agreed Opinion...... 6 Vermont Castings makes wood stoves protect the constitutional rights of a mahaxay died on July 16, 8 days The union had sought a 10 percent cent to less than 9 percent. In turn, the rates of Tuesday the Manchester Church of to put up its property, worth $500,000 Peoplelalk ...... 2 person awaiting trial on a criminal after the alleged incident. pay increase when it went on strike many popular savings certificates have decreased, Christ’s offer of its property as less a $174,000 mortgage, towards Sports...... 9-12 charge. Brewer believes Lorbier acted in Sunday. But Racine called the new lowering the costs of savings and loan associations. collateral to post Loma Lorbier's posting $70,000 worth of Lorbier’s Television ...... 17 Lorbier has been held at the Hart settlement “ a very good package” "A t these rates 1 would say there is no crisis," $100,000 bond. bail. The additional $30,000 would be self-defense. Members of his con Weather . . . .■...... 2 ford Correctional Center since the Union employees had been Beesley later told reporters in a question and Foundry born of 1973 energy crunch O’Neill said the church’s offer offered in a real estate bond posted gregation authorized him to use a end of July. working without a contract since answer session. would violate the church’s tax- by Lorbier’s half brother, Lao Toua portion of the church’s property Sampling continues O’Neill said Lo’s offer was accep Aug. 1, when their previous contract Alan Wade, a spokesman for the U.S. League of exempt, charitable status. Lo, and Lo’s wife. May Ying, on equity toward posting RANDOLPH, Vt, (UPI) - It.was the the turn of the century. table. But he said it would be “ in expired. The vote to strike was 49-1. Savings Associations, reacted immediately, saying They were waiting to greet Gov. Syme as a janitor. . Eugene Brewer, the Church of their 92 Ridge St. house. bond. The offer was rejected by The Manchester Herald today con energy crunch of 1973 that first got Dun The foundry and its assembly plant in consistent with the law” for a The coKip buys grain in bolk from "H e is certainly operating on a more optimistic Richard Snelling, one of an estimated “ We knew there was a combination ;Christ’s pastor, said today he was Attorney Richard S. (Jonti of the three bail bondsmen before O’Neill tinues its sampling program lo bring can Syme thinking about stoves. Bethel now employ about 450 people — church to place tax-exempt property midwestern suppliers and ships it by copies of the newspaper to non scenario than we have. 12,000 Vermont Castings stove owners there that could do some amazing •“ very disappointed” at the judge’s Manchester firm of Garrity, Walsh, ruled on it. More precisely, it was the crunch that the company’s all-time high, as security for a criminal bond. truck to about 800 farmers in "Even if interest rates continue to fall, it will attracted to the two-day carnival. The thingSj” said Syme. The two later '■decision. He said he had no com Diana and Wichman, representing subscribers in. Manchester. got him thinking about “ alternative Vermont Castings has sold more than Lorber, 26, of Memphis, Tenn., is Lorbier is scheduled to appear southern New England. It does take years to repair the accumulated damage done governor owns a Resolute. started and then abandoned a pre ment on what further action, if any, the church, argued that the church, 180,000 wood and coal-burning stoves before a grand jury on. Oct. 5, about $35 million in business a year. energy architecture" so he could stay It was Syme who christened the stoves fabricated housing business in the church will take in its effort to like any other corporation, has the charged with clubbing to death with by the high interest and inflation of the past few since 1976. In recent years its market has solvent and living in the ski resort town with the bold-sounding names. Vermont Narragansett, R.I. '■.'J, years." expanded across the country and to I of Warren. It was solar energy that got Castings Vice President Dwight Stimson Syme, originally from Essex, Conn., Europe. him thinking about cast iron woodbur said it’s because Syme is “ an old Navy nioved to Warren to collaborate in ning stoves, as a backup system for when Last November, the company’s at 5 man,” and the names match those of architecture with his former roommate Joins chamber the sun didn’t shine. torneys convinced a U.S. District Court Coast Guard cutters. But Syme says at Yale University. "So 1 tried to get a couple of, stoves for jury in Burlington that the curved front Monaco mourns Princess Grace that’s coincidental. Howell, from Chagrin Falls, Ohio, clients, and there weren’t any good and arched doors of the Verm ont HARTFORD - JANE L. Driscoll, a former staff “ I thought of the Defiant because it went to work for a real estate invest ones," he recalled, adding the ones he Castings Vigilant and Defiant model 13th century towers within the only heard the news this morning. It member of the Hartford Development Commission, sort of defies the winter winds and your ment firm in New York City. “ He hated MONTE CARLO, Monaco (U P L for Rainier and the couple’s three found were “ ugly” stoves were a design trademark. palace walls, three bells pealed out is a cruel blow for Monaco. She was has joined the Greater Hartford Chamber of safe in your house. , it,” said Syme. — Monaco today mourned Princess children, Albert, Caroline and Murray Howell, his friend, former Vermont Castings ws awarded a $1.1 a sad and steady rhythm, marking an exemplary lady. Her behavior Commerce as economic development project “The'Vigilant is eternally watchful After Syme delved into European Grace, the stately Philadelphia Her life was like Stephanie. employer and business partner shared million judgment against Franklin was magnificent in the streets and manager. and makes sure you’re protected from stove technology, then designed his first beauty who gave up Hollywood star Princess Grace suffered fractures the beginning of the official mour his disbelief. Castings, a Warwick, R.I., firm that had at all times. She did a lot for the peo Her ficst project will be to organize private sec the strong elements outside.” stove, Howell became responsible for dom for a real life fairy tale and who a celluloid dream of her right thighbone, collarbone ning. “ We just could not believe’ someone been importing Taiwanese look-alikes of ple of the principality.” tor support for the city's Enterprise Zone, which The stoves range in price from $430 to financing, hiring/and finding a found^. died of injuries ^.suffered in a fiery and several ribs when she was un The red and white flag of Monaco had not come out with a top-quality, air Vermont Castings’ stoves. — See page 5 In a July interview with ABC has been proposed for a section of the city’s Nprth about $900 for the new porcelain-enamel They eventually turned to Europe for car crash, z able to make a sharp turn in the and flags portraying the royal seal tight, American, aesthetically-pleasing It hasn’t been a trouble-free year. An is. Paris bureau chief Pierre Salinger, End. She will work with businesses, neighborhood wood or coal-burning models. castings but Howell says, "I can “ Her serene highness. Princess British-built Rover 3500 she was — two bearded warriors on either stove that opened into a fireplace and overstock of inventory led to the tem k the princess said she would not like side of a diamond-shaped red and residents and city officials on thes tart-up and remember calling up a foundry (most Grace, died at the end of the day due driving on a snaking road in the could take American-sized logs," Howell porary shutdown of the foundry and the to be remembered as an actress. operation of the zone. Syme said Vermont Castings has are in Pennsylvania) and having them to vascular and cerebral The palace spokeswoman said it Alps. white checkerboard — were at half said, adding American sized logs are assembly plant this spring and the lay staff and tied at their ends to pre “ No. I ’d like to be remembered as a Before joining the Chamber, she served two steadily grown, despite the industry’s ask what kind' of patterns do you have, hemorrhage,” the royal palace said was likely Princess Grace would be Princess Stephanie, 17, who also basically a two-foot piece of maple. offs of about 120 employees for several decent human being and a caring years as neighborhood commercial revitalization' fluctuations since 1979 — the year stoves cope and drag’ or ‘matchplate’,” Howeli Tuesday in a statement. Within buried beneath the floor of the was in the car, suffered superficial vent them from billowing in the gen So Syme designed the castings, Howell months. But Intrepid, Vermont Castings’ one," she said. project supervisor for the city Development Com became hot sellers. recalled. hours, most of the tiny Cote Cathedral of Monaco next to the bruises but was otherwise un tle Mediterranean breeze. handled the business details and Ver fourth and smallest model, has just been In Philadelphia, John B. Kelly Jr., mission. Since then, SymeNsaid, people have I said, 'Just a sc.^ond. I'll call you D’Azur’s businesses were closed, in palace, where the father and grand injured. The royal palace said the Restaurants and hotels were mont Castings Inc, of Randolph was introduced, her brother, said he had little idea Prior to that, she was director of the West End somewhat absorbe(Wne shock of soaring back, and I ’d go look it up In a book.” cluding the famed casino. father of her husband. Prince car’s brakes failed, and a team from operating normally, but almost all founded in 1975. Howell, 37, said the company is plan her condition was so serious. He Civic Association and a staff member of the energy costs and stove sales dropped off. A spokeswoman for the Royal Rainier III, are interred. the auto-maker, British Leyland, other businesses including the world "We’d never get very big,’’f-Syme ning for a time when stoves are not the learned the news of her death from Neighborhood Housing Coalition, both in Hartford. He credits the quality of his product Palace said today that funeral ser Although Rainier’s mother. was sent to the R iviera to in famous casino, shuttered their doors recalled thinking. "W e’d be able to only products cast at the foundry. • until further notice. his sister, Liz, who lives in Ocean Ms. Driscoll, a Hartford resident, holds a and efforts to strengthen the firm ’s dis vices for the 52-year-old princess, Princess Charlotte, died in 1977, the vestigate the accident. employ six people, make two hundred " I never thought it would be this big,” “ How sad, how sad,” said one master’s degree in social work from the UConn tribution system for Vermont Castings bom Grace Kelly, would be held principality has never lost a While the palace press office had City, N.J. stoves a year. But at least we’d be able said Howell. Stay on top of the news street vendor pushing his cart up Messages of condolence arrived in School of Social Work, where she concentrated on continued success. Friday if sufficient heads of state reigning princess through death, the reported earlier Tuesday that Grace to stay in Vermont." When interviewed, he and S ^ e , 44, and royalty from around the world spokeswoman said. was “ suffering greatly” from her hill. “ We all loved our princess. She Monaco from around the world. administration and community organization. She were waiting under the red and white Four years later, Vermont Castings Howell and Syme . met in Crested stay on top of the news — subscribe to can be notified. Many of Monaco’s 26,000 subjects injuries, it gave no indication her was so good to us.” President Reagan said Grace also holds an A.B. from Smith College. striped welcome tent setup for Vermont opened its $5 million foundry, the first Butte, Colo., in 1969, \^en Howell, who The Manchester Herald. For home PRINCESS GRACE “ Otherwise it may be held at the lined up outside the pink Grimaldi life was in danger. Joseph Repetto, who has driven a Castings-Third Annual Owners Outing, modern woodstove foundry built since owned a restaurant and tavern, hired delivery, call 647-9946 or 646-9947. . . . dead at age 52 beginning of next week,” she said. nalace to sign a book of condolences From atop one of the crenelated cab in Monaco for IS years said: “ I Please turn to pa(a 8 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed.^Sept. 15,1982----

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MATIOHAl. W tATM tn StB V C £ FOUECASl 10 7 M FST » - i e - » » News Briefing / ^7877 ^ 30.00 Introducing DOT hearings Crash pilot says •ATI AM begin next week lo b ANOCLC8 he saved lives HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative •' \v ^ HIW*^ \ i t t MALAGA, Spain (UPI) — The pilot of committee is to begin hearings next - OHUAN8 \J the DC-10 charter jet that crashed Mon week on the state Department of the Elegance of day killing as many as 55 people claimed Transportation, where there is an on he saved lives by trying to abort the going investigation of alleged corruption. 1 S Z 3 8MOW1M ^ HOW plane's takeoff in a sugar cane field. Sen. Thom Serrani, D-Stamford, co- UPI WtATHtR FOTOCA81 »V “Initially, I did not know if I had saved chairman of the Transportation (Com people or killed a lot of people,” said mittee said Tuesday the hearings will be Capt. Juan Perez, 55, a veteran of 17,000 directed at oversight of the department flying hours and four years as a DC-10 and not the specifics of the corruption in^ pilot. vestigation. Weather Hart “1 could only choose between taking Six people, including former DOT off with the fear of killing us all, or Commissioner Arthur B. Powers, have trying to bring the plane down, and save been arrested as a result of the one-man Schaffner the people,” the Spantax airlines captain grand jury probe into the allegations of said Tuesday. “Today, I feel I saved a lot corruption. Today’s forecast of people,” “We’re not going into the criminal Officials said Perez, realizing he could things because that’s already being Today increasing cloudiness with a 50 percent chance &Marx. not abort the flight before the end of the handled,” said Serrani, who added the ■ of showers by afternoon. High temperatures in the low f 1.9-mile runway, decided to put the big committee hearings would center on 70s Winds light southerly becoming northerly 10 to 15 ^ ■ jet down in the sugar cane field across possible legislative action needed with mph afternoon. Tonight periods of rain or drizzle. Lows the Malaga-Torremolinos highway. regard to the DOT. in the 50s. Winds northeast lO mph. Thursday cloudy and The plane, taking off for New York, He said the grand jury proceedings cool with a 50 percent chance of ocasional ram. Highs 65 burst into flames after slamming would obviously be “touch^ upon” in to 70. Winds northeast 10 to 20 mph. through a barrier at the end of the the Transportation Committee hearings '■runway and hurtling into two trucks on but said the “purpose is really to prepare Herald photo by Savisto the highway. us for the next session for any legislative Experience the difference of quality remedies that may be needed.” Extended outlook ORLANDO AND KYLE ANNULLi , , display news account of shipwreck Extended outlook for New England Friday through Strikes idle Rome: stiffen law Sunday: in fashion, fabric and tailoring. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Partly Manchester pair on grounded cruise 300.000 students on drunk driving cloudy and cool. High temperatures in the 60s. Low By United Press International HARTFORD (UPI) - Republican temperatures in the 40s Clearing Friday. A chance of gubernatorial candidate Lewis Rome showers Saturday. Clearing Sunday. Highs in the 60s to Detroit teachers say they would rather says a drunk driving law adopted by the low 70s. Lows 40s to low Ms. be teaching reading and writing, but the Legislature this year didn’t go far Maine, New Hampshire: Clearing Friday from west Delay in putting on boots arithmetic of “bills to pay” forced them enough and if elected he would propose to east. Fair Saturday. Chance of rain Sunday lows in to strike for the third straightway, idling stiffer legislation. the 4hs and highs in the 60s. 8.000 non-teaching workers. Teacers Rome said' Tuesday the legislation vowed to walk out toeday in an 18th wasn’t tough enough because it allowed may have been life-saver Pennsylvania school district. people convicted of the offense to bypass More than 315,000 youngsters were out UPI photo .jail by enrolling in alcohol education National Forecast of classes in teacher strikes in Michigan, classes or by participating in community By Nancy Thompson not enough to knock her out of her however, the potential danger of the Pennsylvania and Illinois. service. Herald Reporter seat. situation became apparent. Miss Today in history (’ily & FVst Hi Lo Pep I.OS Angeles cy 73 66 Her father, who was on his way to Teachers in the Wilkinsburg School Rome said he would propose legisla 87 ,68 .di Annulli said — the first thing she Alhu(;uprqup prpc 80 54 Lmiisville pc the lounge when the ship ran saw was the body of the dead woman District in Pennsylvania’s Allegheny tion mandating a two-day jail term for a \nrhnraRo i 56 48 ,57 Memphis pc 90 74 A dream vacation came to an On Sept. 15, 1963 four black girls were killed In the bombing of the ■Nslu'vilip p< 83 58 Mifimi Bech pc 88 78 abrupt end for Manchester residents aground, said the vessel went up on lying on (he deck. County were scheduled to strike today, first conviction for driving under the in .Milwaukee cy 72 56 .08 Sixth Avenue Baptist Church In Birmingham, Ala. Standing In debris Atlnnla c 88 66 the rock, listing at a 20- to 25-degree "Up until then, it was just like bringing to 18 the number of districts on fluence and a mandatory four-day term Millings pr 37 36 ,4i •Miniicapolis r 59 48 .25 Orlando Annulli and his daughter, outside the broken windows of the church a police officer points to a Itinnin^'bnm pcpr 90 70 Nashville pc 90 68 .03 Kyle, when their cruise ship ran into angle. going ashore. " .she said ’’That’s strike in the state The strikes involved for motorists found to be highly in 1.30 damaged auto. Mnslon r 72 62 New Orlens pc 91 72 a rock in Alaska’s inland passage "rhe crew at first told the when it came to me that it was real more than 3,300 educators statewide and toxicated. Hrunsvll T x.prf 96 76 New York pc 81 66 barred about 59,300' students from Rulfiilo c\ 63 59 ,58 Oklnhom Cly r 96 66 2.30 last week. passengers to stay in their places ly d;mgero.uss ’’ He also said he would propose es 51 .02 f'hrlstn S C pr 67 72 .03 Omaha cy 61 because they thought the boat could Sooner after the Annullis arrived classrooms. tablishment of a new charge carrying a 82 63 The Annullis escaped unharmed — Vluirllt N c p<- 80 69 Philadelphia hz he towed off by a fishing boat. The mandatory 60-day jail term for motorists riiirap o r . 78 59 Pluienix c 96 74 in an inflatable life raft, floating.on sa Ie1V on the boat, press Researcher urges Labor panel urges convicted of driving while their licenses npvol.’ind ry/ 87 67 .50 Pillshureh pc 85 68 icy water — but a woman was killed Majestic Explorer is double-hulled, photographers came — followed by roliim hus cy/ 87 63 1.20 Portlana M. fy 75 58 so the ship was not sinking. the Coast Guard A photograph ot A^ere under suspension because of an l);ilhi pr 96 74 Portland Ore. c 72 47 and two people injured in the raft Moffett endorsement 79 60 A few minutes later, the crew iifestyie changes alcohol-related offense. Denver p< 57 44 Providence r ahead of them. the Annullis. wearing intlated life Anti-abortion bill Dcs Moines ( cy y 67 58 .15 Richmond hz 84 64 “It was a great trip — except . decided to evacuate the ship, ap preservers, was sent over the HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connecticut But Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D- Deirnil cv 8B 60 ,32 St Louis cy 83 69 L40 SEATTLE (UPI) - The best way to 41 .36 Salt Lake Cityr 61 51 .02 said Orlando Annulli, a prominent parently because it was tilting so Assoeiated Press wire and appeared AFL-CIO should endorse Democratic Rocky Hill, who co-chairs the Dniulh r 54 seems doomed fight cancer is to prevent it and a New IlI Dnso' c 88 61 San Antonio cy 98 76 local builder. much capsizing was a possibility, on the front page of the Anchorage York specialist says Americans can take Rep. Toby Moffett for the U.S. Senate, Legislature’s Judiciary Committee, said Marlford r 81 60 San Diego cy 74 66 '.02 67 58 The trip started out as a dream- Annulli said. PasSengers were told Times. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President the union’s, political arm has penalties could go only so far in reducing llontiliilii pc 91 77 San Franese pc a major step in that direction by Indianapolis cy 86 66 San Juan c 96 77 come-true for Kyle Annulli, whose to go to their rooms to put on warm The passengers were on the Reagan, whose spending bill veto was recommended. incidents of (jrunken driving. Seattle c 69 53 changing their smoking, drinking and .lacksn Mss. pc 92 72 interests in the environment and en clothing before leaving the boat. fishing boat for a couple of hours overridden last week, seems headed for eating habits. The Committee on Political Education .lacksonville pr 90 70 Spokane c 60 39 another big defeat on Capitol Hill — this Kansas Cily pc 75 60 .17 Tampa pc 91 73 dangered animals made Alaska Miss Annulli said it was the first before they were'taken to shoire by a That was a major message to the spent nearly an hour in private Tuesday Las Vepas ic 68 66 Wasnington hz 85 68 time on the trip that sfie was actual hydrofoil, a craft which skims rapid one on an anti-abortion measure. Wichita cy 81 58 seem like a promised land. When gathering of 6,172 doctors, scientists and before deciding to recommend Moffett, a Panel: 3 agencies l.iMie Rock r 93 74 she learned about the planned trip ly able to get her rubber boots on. ly over the top of the water. The Senate was to vote for a third time other health professionals attending the four-term congressman who consistently today in an effort to halt a two-month should be kept from an environmental group, she thanks to the powers of adrenaline. eight-day 13th International Cancer scored high in union rfitings. convinced her father to accompany Those minutes spent pulling on They were brought to Juneau, filibuster by liberals that is blocking ac The committee backed Democrats Local sports featured Congress ending today. her. protective gear may have made the where all the essentials — from free tion on the legislation embraced by down the line in other races, including a HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecticut Len Auster, Herald sportswriter, keeps you informed “I think American medicine would see For six days the trip was difference between an uneventful telegraph service to toothbrushes to Reagan, and the New Right. unanimous recommendation for Gov. Siting Council, which will decide the about the local sports world. Read the latest in his medical attention — were provided. a better day, if, in addition to being “glorious," Miss Annulli said. On escape in a lifeboat and,,personal But it appeared conservatives again William O’Neill. location of future hazardous waste sites, healers, we also were preventers of dis “Thoughts ApLENty,” regularly in The Manchester trips to shore, the passengers saw- disaster, the Annullis said. The raft Although they had the. option of would be unable to muster enough votes. Moffett and Sen. Lowell Weicker, R- should continue to operate and members ease,” said Dr. Ernst Wynder, president Herald. harbor seals, bears, eagles, streams ahead of theirs was apparently hit continuing with the tour — by plane Senate Republican Leader Howard Conn., each spoke 30 minutes to com should be paid more, a legislative com of the American Health Foundation filled with salmon, glaciers and by a metal cannister. similar to an — to Glacier Bay, the Annullis Baker, anticipating defeat, scheduled a mittee members before the vote, ac mittee has recommended. based in New York. magnificent waterfalls. Miss An oil drum, containing another raft decided to return to Manchester, fourth and probably final cloture vote for Wynder said cancer is not a inevitable cusing each other of hiding anti-labor The Legislature’s Program Review arriving Sunday. Thursday. and Investigations Committee also nulli said. and the passengers knocked into the consequence of aging and he said many votes while talking a strong union line ■“We’d seen everything we wanted “A fourth cloture vote is going the recommended that a study be done to water. cancers have been linke to lifestyle. back home. Lottery to see,” said Miss Annulli. extra mile,” Baker said Tuesday. determine how the agency will be The trip was special, she said, One woman — who had sat with Smoking is the most obvious example. Delegates to the AFL-CIO’s statewide . because the ship — the Majestic the Annullis at dinner a few nights Baker, impatient with the failure of Wynder is credited with producing the convention next week, about 500 to 600 financed in the future. OVKRALI.. the experience was conservatives to force a showdown on In addition to the siting council, the Explorer — was small enough to go before — was killed. Her husband not a bad one, the Annullis agreed. first evidence, in 1950, linking smoking to Connecticut union leaders, must vote by Numbers drawn in New 3701. ^ <. anti-abortion legislation, said he may committee voted to retain the state In into the inland passage where other and a crew member were injured. It The rescue was handled calmly by lung cancer and he said it still is a major a two-thirds majority in favor of a can England Tuesday: Rhode Island daily: 9422. have to set it aside to pass a required surance Purchasing Board and the ships could not navigate. was not certain whether the de’ath staff, who kept the passengers well problem. didate for the AFL-CIO to issue an en Connecticut daily: 989. Vermont daily: 111. was caused by injuries or hypother debt bill. dorsement. The committee’s recommen Coastal Area Management program. LA.ST FRIDAY, however, that all informed about the situation. “Here we know the cause and as a Maine daily: 409. M assachusetts daily: mia — the loss of body heat in the The'anti-abortion legislation is a rider dation Tuesday required only a majority The government bodies were-among came to an end — literally "a Although it was cold and rainy, it society we haven’t been able to stop it,” New Hampshire daily; 7331. cold Alaskan waters. to the bill that would increase the ceiling he said. vote. several agencies up for sunset review screeching halt, ' Miss Annulli said could have been much worse if it on the national debt. Excessive drinking of alcoholic Both the committee and convention this year, a process under which law , — when the ship hit a rock. ■nil-; ANM LIJS own evacuation had been windy or the seas had been Baker said if the cloture attempts fail, beverages has been shown to interact delegates have the options to vote for a makers review agencies and programs Miss Annulli said she was sitting was uneventful. Miss Annulli said high. Annulli said. he will try to strip all amendments from with smoking to produce cancers of the joint endorsement or no endorsement at to determine if they are need^, should in the lounge, talking to a crew she wasn’t very worried because the "The experience has not soured the debt bill to permit quick approval. mouth, larynx and esophagus. all. be changed or are no longer necessary. member when the accident ship was about 300 feet from land — Miss Annulli on the idea of adven Almanac happened. The impact was enough “and I’m a strong swimmer.” When turous vacations. Her next trip, she , to tip over the lamps, she said, but their raft reached a fi.shing boat, said, will be an African safari.

P e o p letalk Today is Wednesday, Sept. 15, the 258th day of 1982 with 107 to follow. The moon is moving toward its new phase. Zinsser seeks gambling prolpe Press Secretary James Brady was an Eagle The morning star is Venus. Getting ‘Roots’ Scout, as was former President Gerald Ford. For The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- questions about the Division of If anybody ought to be conscious of his roots, it’s his service project Alex, who wants a career in en Saturn. payments at Hartford Jai Alai and vironmental science, directed the restoration of an Manchester, the ranking member of Special Revenue’s conduct of the decision to ask the state comp Alex Haley. So it is no surprise the Pulitzer Prize Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. abandoned historic cemetery. the Public Safety (Committee, has lotteries and other legal gambling troller — not the state police — to winning author of “ Roots” has donated his Republican William Howard Taft, 27th president of the United States, was born Sept. 15, 1857. called for an investigation of activities. Among the examples he check into possible illegalities at For “The Look of Success” try on a Hart Schaffner and Marx today! memorabilia to Fisk University in his home state.. On this date in history: Connecticut’s legal gambling ac cited were the delay in the August Teletrack. “I am especially con “1 grew up in Tennessee,” said Haley, who spent Hope’s gems In 1942, armies of Nazi Germany began the siege of tivities. instant lottery because of ticket cerned about the appearance that his boyhood in Henning, where he heard stories of ' Zinsser made the request in a defects which officials reportedly Hope Hampton, former silent movie actress, Stalingrad, Russia. state officials are more concerned his family that inspired the search for his “Roots.” letter to Sen. Steven C. Casey, D- learned about last year, the decision opera singer and rich widow, was known for her In 1963, four black girls were killed in the bombing of a about sales than security,” said “Fisk was always in conversations as a kind of to allow another lottery to continue first night “entrances” at New York’s Metropolitan church in Birmingham, Ala. Two black boys were shot Bristol, the committee chairman. Zinsser in a statement. Zinsser symbol of excellence in education for black Both Zinsser and Casey have vocally despite questions about whether its Corporate Suits by Opera. Her hair was platinum blond, her figure still to death that day as citywide rioting broke out. faces a tough re-election challenge people.” opposed legalized casino gambling tickets could be compromised, alluring in her 80s, she dripped diamonds and she In 1966, Gemini 2 splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean from Manchester’s Democratic The collection includes Haley’s Pulitzer Prize, in Connecticut. Zinsser said news allegations of past-posting at the usually waltzed in on the arms of two handsome after a then-record 3-day space flight. Mayor Stephen T. Penny. i Hart Schaffner& Marx. his National Book Award and the Spingarn Medal reports have raised serious New Haven Teletrack and of under young men. In 1972, two former White House aides and five other from the NAACP. men were indicted on charges of conspiracy in the “It’s tremendous, the biggest thing to happen Ms. Hampton died at 84,, and now more than 20 pieces of her jewelry will be up for auction at the break-in of Democratic National Committee here in some time,” said Fisk President Walter headquarters in Washington (Watergate). Leonard. William Doyle Galleries Sept. 22-23, including dia mond necklaces, diamond bracelets, pearls and dia Ini pries slight in car crash styled for men at the top and those on their way mond pins. A thought for the day; English author John Ruskin Rock revisited One piece is a diamond cluster ring, coiîsting of said, “That country is the richest which nourishes the there, a Corporate® suit shows you awareness, of an almost 9-carat round diamond set in a multi greatest number of noble and happy human beings ...” A woman was slightly injured veered on to a curb, struck the pole Manchester Memorial Hospital and fashion while-keeping you comfortable and confi They didn’t exactly rock around the clock but tiered birthday cake setting containing about 48.10 when her car drove off West Middle and the hydrant, and ended.up in a released. South Dakota Gov. Bill Janklow and Republicans carat diamonds. It is expected to bring $18,000 to Turnpike and struck a utility pole parking lot about 3:45 a m. Also Friday, several people were dent of your appearance. This plaid suiting, for a willing to spend $10 a ticket attended a ” ’50s $ 2 2 ,0 0 0 . and a fire hydrant early Saturday They say Ms. Trudeau claimed injured when a car making a left turn on West Middle Turnpike handsorpe example, blends polyester and wool to Revisited” party Monday night to celebrate morning. she had fallen asleep at the wheel. HanrhFfitpr Hrralft She was cited for reckless opera collided with a car coming in the op Janklow’s 43rd birthday and raise money for the Police say a car driven by Donna resist wrinkles and maintain the trim lines of Hart Quote of the day J. Trudeau, 23, of 71 Jarvis St., tion. She was treated for bruises at posite direction. GOP. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Francis R. -Poucel, 29, of Coven Schaffner & Marx tailoring wear after wear. The Janklow arrived in a 1950 Ford, wearing wjiite Angela Lansbury, who did “Sweeney Todd” for Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager try, was charged with making a Quality Difference...... *325.00 sneakers and blue jeans. The party-goers also wore pay-cable TV, opens on Broadway in December in restricted turn. He reportedly suf ’50s clothes and some even greased their hair. “A Little Family Business,” and after a long hih’tus USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 294 fered minor cuts and bruises. The themb of the party derived from Janklow’Si is returning to network television in NBC’s “Little Youth held on warrant The driver of the other car, thousands of records of the era. His birthday cake Gloria — Happy At Last,” about Gloria Vander Published daily except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are Kenneth D. McDonald, 28, of 44 bilt’s childhood. UPI photo and certain hohdaya by the $1.20 weekly. $5.12 lor one was designed like the cover of the “Rock Around Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 month. $15.35 for three months, A 17-year-old Bolton youth was allegedly refused a police officer’s Packard St., also suffered minor in the Clock” album by Bill Haley and the Comets. When asked why she doesn’t do more television, ALEX HOLSINGER TALKS TO PRESIDENT Brainard Place. Manchester.- $30.70 lor six months and $61.40 arrested on a failure to appear request to leave the corner of Main juries, police said. His passenger„,j^ I she replied, “I’ve always felt television will burn Conn. 06040. Second class for one year.* Mall rates are warrant Friday. John Harker is and Locust streets. 28-year-old Claudette McDonald of your face right out and off if you do too much of it. .. , youth Is U.S.’s one-mllllonth Eagle Scout postage paid at Manchester. available on request. Conn. POSTMASTER: Send ad charged with failing to appear in the same address, was treated for • <3ood scout I’ve preferred film and the stage, but I couldn’t multiple lacerations at Manchester dress changes to the Manchester To place a classified or display court on a charge of passing a bad Police say Iffland was part of a resist this,” Herald. P.O. Box 591. Alex Holsinger, 13, is the nation’s onq-millionth premiere of his movie, “Yes Giorgio” :.. advertisement, or to report a check. large group of people ordered to get Memorial Hospital. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Sammy Kaye and other members of the news Item story or picture idea, Also Friday, Roxanne Marie off„of the sidewalk because they On Sunday, a 16-year-old boy suf Eagle Scout. He comes from Normal, 111. call 643-2711. Office hours are "Your Quality Men's Shop" Songwriters Hall of Fame honored musieman To subscribe, or to report a Casale, 22, of Hartford, was charged were blocking pedestrian traffic. fered cuts and bruises when a BECALV Alex, an eighth-grader and senior patrol leader of Glimpses 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday moped he was driving collided with his Boy Scout troop, received a telephone call from Mickey Addy at the National Academy of Popular delivery problem, call 647-9946. through Friday. with failure to appear on charges of They say Iffland was arrested after DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 the rear end of a parked car on West President Reagan Tuesday. Woody Herman just finished a two-week tour of Music ... third degree larceny and passing a he refused repeated requests to 903 MAIN ST TRI-CITY PLAZA Japan and is off on' a series of appearances in the Colleen Dewhurst opens on Broadway Sept. 30 in rj.m. Monjl^y through Friday and The Manchester Herald is a bad check. She was held on $1,500 leave and threatened the police of Center Street. “I was thrilled and I never thought I’d ever be 7 to lO ^Tn. Saturday. Delivery subscriber to United Press inter Pacific Northwest ,., Ugo Betti’s “The Queen and the Rebels” ... bond. ficer. He was held in lieu of $100 Glenn T. Setzler of 21 Hartford able to talk to him,” Alex said. “Mostly I said ‘yes should to made by 5 p.m. Mon national news services and Is a Road was cited for failure to drive Open Thure. Eve. 'til 9:00 Open Wed., Thur., FrI. 'til 9:00 sir’ and ‘thank you, sir’\and he talked about some of Luciano Pavarotti is in New York for Marcia Rudd and Cliff Gorman guest star this day through Friday and by 7:30 member of the Audit Bureau of Richard A. Iffland, 19, of no cer bond, and is scheduled for a Sept. 27 a.m. Saturday. right. He was treated and released his associates being Eagle Scouts.” Metropolitan Opera rehearsals and the gala season on CBS’s ‘ Trapper John, M.D.” .... Circulations. tain address, was charged with dis appearance in Manchester Superior orderly conduct I^ridaj after he court. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. O MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., .Sept. 15, 1982 - t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Sept. 15. 1982 Several incumbents lose, freeze wins Reagan maps strategy Princess lived a life of which celluloid dreams are made parents, who had been against tne DESPI'I E MAM OI I ERS in WASHINGTON (UPI) - President however, embraced by Reagan as nylvania. marrying French playboy Philippe By United Press International Junot, 17 years her senior, in 1978. match, were right and the marriage the early days of her marriage, Reagan called a meeting today with well as the New Right, seems headed The friend acted as liaison. The broke up. Grace never returned to the movies. as primary voters set stage for '82 GOP congressional leaders to map for defeat. The legislation has been Princess Grace of Monaco, who following year Grace visited Two years later she realized her strategy for the final days of the 97th blocked by a two-month filibuster and died Tuesday at the age of 52, lived a Rainier in bis 200-room pink palazzo Congress. it appears unlikely that conservatives life of which celluloid dreams are on the fortress-rock called Le I By Ar/iold Sawislak Bauman for the nomina There are several a^rninistration- can crack it. made. Rocher that his ancestor, Francois DPI Senior Editor tion to face Democratic backed bills still pending in Congres:s . At the height of a dazzling acting the Cunning, captured by dressing Rep. Roy Dyson in and Reagan wants to make a last push Also seemed doomed is an proposed career, the former Grace Kelly himself and his men as Franciscan Massachusetts November. for passage before the House and constitutional amendment that would made movie fiction real by monks. Rainier showed Grace his | Democrats ousted the con require a balanced budget. This EXTRA Rhode Island — Former Senate adjourn the middle of next ■ marrying handsome Prince Rainier private zoo and, to impress her, servative governor they Attorney General Julius month. measure is bottled up in a House com III, ruler of the principality of stuck his hand into a panther's cage. elected in favor of the Michaelson won the Reagan told a bipartisan group of mittee. Monaco. Grace, he poetically told a friend, liberal they rejected four Democratic nomination to senators Tuesday that he will per The president now is giving priority The daughter of John Brendan “is a blonde girl with that sort of years ago as voters in 13 challenge Republican Sen. sonally enter the fight to get his to the tax credit plan that would allow Kelly, a bricklayer who became a beauty which grows on you,:with primaries drew the battle John Chafee. Democratic proposed tuition tax credit plan parents who send their children to millionaire and winner of Olympic long floating hair and eyes of blue.” lines Tuesday for the 1982 Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy passed by the Senate. private schools to deduct part of the gold medals in the sculls, Grace After a series of secret nice catch...nifty mid-term test of the and Republican Vincent An a n ti-a b o r tio n m e a su r e . tuition from their tax bills. Kelly was a sickly child, often con maneuverings. Rainier was invited Reagan presidency. Marzullo had no primary fined to bed while her brother and to spend Christmas with the Kellys. Wisconsin voters led the opposition. îsters played in the garden. Less than two weeks later their knit dresses nation in approving a Washington — • Pale and shy, no one could have engagement was officially an referendum calling for a Democratic Sen. Henry Imagined she would someday nounced. freeze on nuclear arms. It Jackson won renomination l)Mome one of the most beautiful She still had to finish the movie was the first statewide test for a sixth term. Doug NICK JACKSTON WELCOMES Vomen in the world; an Oscar- “High Society” with Bing Crosby If you’re fishin’ for great compliments, of the nuclear issue; Jewett beat a field of six in jlvinning film star and the consort of and Frank Sinatra. A week after several others are on the the Republican battle. p ruling prince. completing the film she sailed to we’ve Just the right bait...perfect fitting general election ballot Wyoming — Republican YOU TO ■ GRACE PATRICIA KELLY was Monaco for her wedding. acrylic knits that machine wash. Nov. 2. Sen. Malcolm Wallop won bom Nov. 12, 1929, in Philadelphia. THERE WAS A SHORT civil Former Massachusetts renomination easily and FLORIOA SUN Jler father, son of an Irisli im ceremony at the palace April 18, Autumn colors. Cowl or v-neck, sizes 8-18. Gov. Michael Dukakis, will face Democrat Rodger migrant, worked his way up from 1956, when she officially became Orig. $35. Save $12. beaten in 1978 by conser McDaniel in November. • Authorized Representatives of the Deltona Corp. of yricklayer to wealthy building con Princess of Monaco. The next day vative Edward King — Democratic Gov, Ed tractor and Democratic city chair-' Rainier and Grace were again known as President Herschler won renomina Florida. inan in Philadelphia, a rise helped married in an elaborate three-hour Reagan's favorite tion over token opposition ceremony at Monaco’s Cathedral of Democratic governor — • Mackle Brother, Undisputed Leaders of Planned by his fame as the winner of three and will face Republican plympic rowing titles. St. Nicholas. It was the media event turned the'tables after one UPl photos Warren Morton. Community Development In Florida. ' Although her health did not permit of the year with 1,800 journalists. of the nation's most Colorado - Democratic Grace iater suggested that in view bitterly-fought primaries. • Marco Island — Saint Augustine Shores — Deltona ber the robust games played by her GRACE CLUTCHES OSCAR Gov, Richard Lamm and Two sisters, Margaret and Lizanne, of the vast crowds they had to fight 22.09 One senator, veteran BEAMING WINNER AND SOMBER LOSER IN BAY STATE Republican John Fuhr — Marion Oaks. . . . best actress of 1955 their way through, they all should Democrat Howard Cannon . . . former Gov. Dukakis (left) and incumbent Gov. King Jind brother, John B. Jr. — also an were unopposed. Swigert plym pic medal winner — Grace was wife in the film classic “ High have been awarded battle ribbons. of Nevada, narrowly will face Democrat Steve • Homesites, Homes, Condominiums, and Vacation Noon.” The journalists scrambled for defeated a challenge from highly iniaginative. Perpich in the guber Snelling. with Santini. The Hogan in the heavily GOP Time-Sharing. * Her mother, the former Margaret Her cool beauty, what Alfred details on tbe wedding gown of silk Rep. James Santini, but in- natorial primary, and District of Columbia — Republican nomination district. Hitchcock called her ‘‘sexual and antique Brusseis. lace em cumbents elsewhere "Majer, once said: 5 • Let Us Fulfill Your Needs of Today and Your Dreams Republican Wheelock Mayor Marion Barry was won by Chic Hecht. New Hampshire — : "She was a shy child but there was elegance,” "and her versatility and broidered with seed pearls, created generally had little trouble Whitney won the GOP con defeated Mrs. Harris for Maryland — Democratic Democratic Gov. Hugh for her by Holiywood designer Helen winning renomination. of Tomorrow. .a kind of tranquillity and quiet restraint persuaded MGM to give test, defeating former Gov. the Democratic nomina Sen. Paul Sarbanes Gallen was unopposed, but resourcefulness. She never minded her a 7-year contract. But, she Rose. They recalled the film she The voting, setting the Harold Stassen and Lt. tion that is tantamount to defeated eight unknowns to a recount was possible to Call or drop into our office and talk to our salesj made a year earlier. “The Swan.” slates for 10 governorships Tieing kept in bed and would sit there rejected the first two offers before Gov, Lou Wangberg, the election. E. Brooke Lee win renorhination; former decide the GOP nomina counselors for more information at no obligation to you. Vith her dolls for hours on end ... MGM finally came up with an about a beautiful young woman and senate rapes and 61 party's endorsed can won the Republican Rep. Lawrence Hogan won tion among Tufts professor marrying a crown prince. House seats, all but com See Us Today or Call 649-4416 "Tnaking 'up little plays ... Grace acceptable deal. didate. mayoral primary. Voters the GOP nomination. John Sununu, state Senate jou ld change her voice for each doll, Then came “ Mogambo,” two \l "I’ER TIH; W EDDING Prince dresses, pleted tbe 1982 primaries. W isconsin — In the 789 Main Street approved a law to require Democratic Gov. Harry President Robert Monier jîving it a different character.” Hitchock movies — “Diai M for Rainier and the new Princess Grace downtown manchester Only New York and Hawaii Democratic governor prison terms for certain Hughes won renomination and Louis D’Allesandro. Manchester, Conn. Murder” and “Rear Window" — sailed on his luxury yacht “Deo have not held primaries, .. Grace attended the Ravenhill Con- primary, underdog drug violations and for easily as did Anne Arundel Utah — Sen. Orrin Hatch, and “The Bridges of Toko-ri.” But Juvenante 11'" for their honeymoon. while Alabama and Florida • Sales Counselors: Arthur Buckler, Sylvia McGuire, Jameel tvent school and the Stevens School, Anthony Earl defeated committing crimes with a County Executive Robert Rlltah, and Salt Lake City “The Country Girl,” where her Sailing was not one of Grace's still must hold runoffs. former acting Gov. Martin Armstrong, George Pease and Althea DePascale 3)oth in Germantown, Pa., then gun. Pascal the GOP nonimina- Mayor Ted Wilson, a ^studied for two years at the bright hair was dishwater dull and passions and she became seasick. Despite the return of J. Schreiber and James Nevada — Cannon took a tion. Republican C.A. Democrat, were unop ' They spent the rest of the honey Dukakis, it was not a good •American Academy of Dramatic her whole bearing that of defeat, Wood. Kohler won a narrow victory in his battle Porter Hopkins beat posed. won her the New York Film Critics moon on dry land. day for comebacks, es landslide GOP victory. ■ Arts in New York She also worked as a photographer’s model, earning award and an Academy Award for On their return to Monaco. Grace pecially in Minnesota. settled down tp become a devoted Former Sen. Eugene Sen. William Proxmire . enough in her second year to pay for best actress in 1954. SPECIAL her own tuition. It was while she was making wife, mother and supporter of McCarthy came a cropper handily won nomination ' numerous Monaco charities and over Marcel Dandeneau S H E MADE HER another film for Hitchcock, “To in the Democratic cultural events. senatorial primary, as did and state Sen. Scott •PROFESSIONAL acting debut in Catch A Thief,” on the Riviera in ‘July 1949 at the Bucks County 1954 that she met Rainier, a A friend said, “She has turned former Republican Gov, McCallum defeated Paul that cold mausoleum of a palace Harold Stassen in the Brewer for the GOP 'Playhouse in New Hope, Pa., where member of the Grimaldis, Europe's save on Bali® she appeared in ‘‘The Torch oldest royal family who had become into a warm home." gubernatorial contest. nomination. Democratic She had three children. Princess Some well-known names Rep, Clement Zablocki, Bearers,” a comedy by her uncle, sovereigns of Monaco in 1297. George Kelly, the Pulitzer Prize Friends took her along to meet the Caroline was born in 1957 almost made it to the general elec chairman of the House exactly nine months to the day after under wire bras winning playwright. Her debut on prince with the idea that it wouid tion ballot. Terry Kohler, Foreign Relations Com the marriage and Grace said son and grandson of mittee, won renomination Broadway came later that year in make a good publicity item if S laughingly that everybody on the in a brisk contest. Strindberg’s “The Father,” starring nothing else. But she was as much Wisconsin governors, will Riviera was counting on their be the GOP candidate in Massachusetts — Raymond Massey. taken with his Mediterranean With a little luck, your favorite BalP is She appeared frequently in televi- glamor as he was with her pale fingers. Prince Albert, the heir to that state. Mark Dayton, Dukakis will face former^ Meet^lhe Eagle’s the throne, was born in 1958 and brother-in-law of West Boston City councilor John' ,sion drama before going to blonde beauty. on salel Shown, #1860, Self-Indulgence'” ^Hollywood in 1951 for a bit part in RAINIER WAS E:AGER to meet Princess Stephanie in 1965. , Virginia Gov. Jay Winthrop Sears, who won Caroline, a dark and intelligent bra with lustre-satin seamless poly cups Rockefeller, beat the Republican nomination the film “Fourteen Hours.” A year her again and, as fate would have it, later she came to the fore with her an American friend had known the beauty, caused her parents — and ând cushion-tip undershapers for support. McCarthy for the for governor. Sen, Edward herself — considerable anguish by Minnesota Democratic Kennedy had no portrayal of Gary Cooper’s Quaker Kellys during an assignment in Pen- Sizes 34-38B,C,D. Senate nomination. DeVnocratic primary op E Apollo 13 astronaut Jack position and will face m m im um Reg. 14.50-15.50, $12-$13. Swigert won a' Republican Republican Ray Shamie in congressional nomination November. House Speaker in Colorado. Thomas O’Neill Jr. was Patricia Roberts Harris, renominated with ease. former HEW and HUD Vermont — Sen. 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SPORT COATS -By Herald Staff and United Press international VALUES Petitions filed by a Manchester man were certified Tuesday by the secretary of the state's office, putting him on the ballot as tbe Libertarian Party’s candidate for Congress from the 1st District. The secretary of the state's office also said Tuesday that the Libertarians and the newly-formed Conser 12.05 vative Party had filed enough valid signatures to put annual rate Round-The-Clock statewide slates on November’s ballot. . Daniel G. Landerfin. 30, of 9 Robin Road, will carry the Libertarian banner against incumbent U.S. Rep. Pantyhose Sale Barbara B. Kennelly, a Democrat, and Republican challenger Herschel A. Klein. The Conservative Party — launched after state con servatives found themselves without a candidate when Sizes: 38 to 46 Reg. \ Prescott Bush Jr. dropped his challenge to Sen. Lowell 13.00 40 to 46 Longs \ Weicker for the U.S. Senate seat — will run candidates effective annual yield Save on your favorite styles and for the Senate and three state offices. 5 available through ^127IB2 fashion colors. A good time to stock Bl T LEADERS of the group said the only serious Minimum deposit $1 000 Federal regulations require a substantial penally tor withdrawal i90 up and save, tool Most styles in Demi, contender is Lucien P. DiFazio, the Wethersfield lawyer ol principal prior to maturity All cerlilicales ol deposit are insured to $100,000 by FSLIC Trim, Model and Stately sizes. running for the Senate. Reg. M65" The other candidates were included on the petitions that got the party on the ballot because election laws It’s that simple to earn more money for your money aUow the party to raise more money with a slate than with a single candidate, party organizers have said. at First Federal Savings. But hurry, rates may not be , In addition to DiFazio, the Conservative slate in this high for long! cludes: John O, Parsons of Newtown for secretary of HAGGAR “GALLERY SLACKS ” the state, William B, Krones of Glastonbury for treasurer and David J. Ordway of Rocky Hill for comp 20 % off troller. 90 The Libertarian Party will run candidates for the •New Trim Fit ‘ Belted $ Senate, governor and five other statewide offices. •Dacron & Orion Blend ‘ Sizes 29 to 42 Reg. ’30° The Libertarian slate is headed by gubernatorial nominee Walter J. Gengarelly of Ridgefield and lieute- nent governor candidate Charles Turnball of Old Lyme. Fiist Federal Saivings THE PART'Y’S other candidates are: James A. Lewis of Old Saybrook for Senate, Peter H. Reed of New East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor SX Canaan for secretary of the state, Louis A. Garofalo of Ridgefield for treasurer, Richard S. Land of Ridgefield REGAL’S cs for comptroller and Victor Stuart Tirola of Westport for “Your Quality Men’s Shop” hosiery, attorney general. MANCHESTER VERNON downtown manchester Libertarian congressional candidate Landerfin has 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA never run for office before. He grew up in Manchester Opwn Doily 9:30-5:30. Thurs. lil 9 30 open Wed Thurs Fn ‘til 9 00 and graduated from Manchester High School. He works Downtown op«n Mon.-Sat. V:30-s; Thura ’til 9:00 pm ,a t a haberdashery. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Sept. 15, 1982 — (> - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Sept 15, 1982 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor Fusscas reaffirms his opposition to state income tax up with both “an increase in their in of the state government has to clean But Fusscas focused several . By Richard Cody Democrat Daniel J. Moore. charged that those party members up its act. times on his two years of experience Moore has said an income tax may have disguised policies for in come tax and an increase in their Herald Reporter sales Ux. That is why I call tax “ Really, it is the leadership at the as a state legislator, leading the be a viable alternative to raising stituting an income tax. top that is ultimately responsible,” audience to make contrasts to BOLTON — Republican 55th reform nothing more than a license state revenues, as long as it’s ac "Tax reform,” said Fusscas about he said. “There’s a lot of mis Moore, who has spent time working bistrict State Rep. J. Peter Fusscas to spend.” companied by tax cuts in other what has developed into a popular When fielding questions, Fusscas management.” at the state capital but is a new J a c k Tuesday affirmed his alreadv-well- areas. Jinown stand against a state income 1982 campaign term, “is another was asked by James Marshall, a comer in politics. Fusscas’ comments were par way of saying, ‘Let’s raise the tax I,ATER, FUSSCAS said state Fusscas, who sits on the Appror- A n d e rs o ii tax for the Republican Town Com school board member, where he in government is 20 years behind any ticularly timely Tuesday as burden of our working men and tended to cut back spending. ' priation^ Committee as well as Poor name for a dubious venture mittee. Democratic Gov. William A. O’Neill industry in the state in terms of ad Washington women’ through a broad-based in- several sub-committees, said the And after being asked why he was Fusscas, who criticized the last and his opponent. Republican Lewis ccpme tax.” ministrative efficiency. district needs a state representative Merry-Qo-Round,'* delivering the speech for the GOP budget passed in the General that time may have been Not only does the Voice broad B. Rome, earlier in the day tried to Assembly for being too high, said He pointed to several shortfalls with knowledge in passing cast to Cuba but many commer committee members, it became ap outdo each other in being against an IN A STATEMENT that he” read and problems in management, like legislature that would prevent ram A recent letter to the editor of justified. parent from his comments that the to about 15 committee members, you don’t have to cut back programs the Washington Post makes an That time was very different in cial American stations can be income tax. but you do have to have better thb location budget problems and pant spending. His work over the incumbent was really using the Fusscas Tuesday perhaps used his Fusscas said other states that have the scandal surrounding the state past two years, he implied, is a interesting comment on the many other ways. Telecom received, including program forum for an attack on his opponent income taxes haven’t controlled management to save waste. In other strongest words yet in criticizing words, he said, the executive branch Department of Transportation. requisite for the job. projected radio campaign Donald Graff munications were less advanced ming in Spanish from Miami. Is for election un November, the Democratic leadership and their “spending habits,” and ended against Cuba. —' domestic programming did not it being argued that these voices The subject is Jose Marti and spill so easily and so pervasively are the most effective way of get IRS has Syndicated Columnist the writer, David Wald of Santa across borders. There was little ting the American message Clara. Calif., makes the point people-to-people communication across. Andover parents want grade split that the Cuban poet-patriot was across East-West borders. The secrets Further, Cuba is not sealed. not an admirer of the United Board unconvinced Soviets had sealed themselves off There is still plenty of people-to- such a crowd,” said George G. Kitchin, one of of Finance to call a meeting to approve the S.tates, where he lived in exile for from the world and sought, By Jeff Welngart people contact despite recent ad the parents. “I want my son to learn.” funds to hire the teacher. 15 years while carrying on his problems connected with Radio often is that freedom needs a somewhat less effectively, to do for some Herald Reporter “Average or quiet students can get lost If the finance board votes to appropriate ministration efforts to restrict it. campaign against Spanish rule of Marti. Cuba threatens to voice on this front in the the, same to their European ANDOVER — About 20 determined parents when there are so many in one class,” said the money, the matter would have to go to a counterattack with transmitters worldwide confrontation with Bolton offer best attended the school board meeting Tuesday his country. On the contrary, he satellites. BACK T o Jose Marti, some Michael Wallace, another parent. “To have a special town meeting for final approval. communism similar to that long WASHINGTON - The Interbal night to voice their concern over what they saw the United States as an im- 10 times as powerful as any in the quick re.search of the Britannica dover from Regional School Distirict child get turned off in the first grade is too The parents expressed frustration that the United States and with the provided by Radio Free Europe Radio Free Europe and Radio Revenue Service should haVe ANDOVER — The Bolton Board of called a swollen Grade 1 class at the elemen- bad.'” board did not have the funds to hire another perialist threat to Latin variety suggests that he was 8 . capability of interfering with and Radio Liberty in the Euro enough to do just collecting tax^s. 'Êducation needs people to fill up its .tary school. The parents urged the board to hire an ad teacher immediately. America. Liberty continue to operate much more than a Cuban high school and Andover would “The other towns would be nuts to hundreds of American FM pean theater. today, on a greatly scaled-down Instead, it is venturfhg.into an ailea ’There is now only one Grade 1 class and it ditional teacher and to split the class as soon Mrs. Kowalski said that there was a chance Considering the terms in which nationalist. He considered it has no business diRerinjg; benefit by sending its students approve the withdrawal of Andover contains 27 students - two more than the that the townspeoole would not approve the stations in .12 states. basis, primarily because they students from RHAM,” said Cat- as possible. he depicted his hosts in some of I'OS.SIHI.V,- l»l T there are himself first of all a citizen of the providing information to \huriqus there. But Andover school officials board recommends as a maximum number of Both the Coventry and Bolton boards of hiring of another teacher because such a The threat has only served to already exist. It is questionable tanach. “Andover puts half a million his writings — "crude, uneven some significant differences in Americas and his anti- aren’t convinced. children per class. Of those students, six have education plan to hire new elementary school move might increase the mill ratp escalate the airways battle. Even bureaucrats in other federal agen dollar per year into that budget.” and decadent" and given to circumstances. that if they did not, their es .A.mericanism, if that is what it School board chairwoman been labeled as “gifted” while several have teachers for their respective Grade 4 and the New York Times, which cies. Cattanach also pointed out that violence, discord and immorality tablishment would be under was, was tempered by a profound Beatrice Kowalski read a letter been identified as having “learning dis Grade 5 classes because of overcrowded con otherwise suggests editorially from Bolton at the Andover school Andover must finish paying for its Now you know - Wald concludes that Marti is a Both Radio Free Europe and taken. It would make more sense appreciation of such American The IRS has become Uncle Sam’s abilities.” ditions. that the plug ought to be pulled on Radio Liberty originated as to step up the pressure through board meeting Tuesday night to an share of the newly built jpnior high The parents said the large classes would dubious choice of a namesake for voices of freedom as Whitman favorite snoop. ; school whether or not its students But School Superintendent David Cat the project, finds at least an covert CIA operations. They the existing facilities of the Voice audience of about 25 people. hurt their children’s education. They said one tanach indicated that there is no extra money The Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, president a station to beam the American and Emerson. Like the neighborhood gossip wjio In the letter, the Bolton board attend school there. argument for the station in pretended to be something — free of America than to set up teacher could not deal effectively with such a in the Andovei" school budget to pay for of the University of Notre Dame, holds 90 message to Cuba. knows everything that’s going (Jn, asked if it could meet with the An He also cited certain legal wide range of students in one room even honorary degrees, the largest number on American refusal to yield to agents with no obligations other specialized but essentially redun Marti's message was unity and the revenooers are privy to all kinds obstacles which restrict the another teacher. AS rill.NCS have been dover board to discuss the possibili though helped by an aide and a student Andover school board chairwoman record, the American Council on Education Cuban bluster on the issue. than to the cause of truth — they dant new entities. understanding, not divisiveness. of information about people. There withdrawal of any town from a developing, the matter of a name ty of sending some, or all Andover teacher. Beatrice Kowalski concurred and indicated says. The previous honorary degree record Numerous positive arguments were not, which in the rough- This is, of course, one of the That doesn’t sound much like the was a time not so long ago when the High School students to Bolton High regional school system. is likely to be the least of the "All categories of learning will suffer with that she would ask the chairman of the Board was held by Herbert Hoover who had 89. have been advanced. Heard most stuff context of the Cold War at arguments against Radio Marti. script for Radio Marti. IRS guarded this information School for their education. It said “ It would not be possible for An jealously. ; that Andover would benefit from dover to withdraw,” said Cattanach. such a move. Mrs. Kowalski reminded the In Manchester But now it seems that just abojut audience that Bolton citizens had any inquisitive bureaucrat can tap Bolton is seeking to attract out-of voted not to regionalize in 1954. into the tax collectors’ onde- town students because town enroll A few people in the audience sacrosanct files. The IRS has been ment at the high school has been on thought the idea should at least be Some dogs' lives pressed into service to track down the decline. The decline has in considered. !LC¥E individuals on another agency’s creased the cost of educating “Maybe we should compare what OFCOURSB! CONVENIENCE? "wanted” list, and even to mete out students in that town. these two systems have to offer,” MARKET CHEQUEf said one Andover parent who MARKET MARKET CHEQUE summary punishment upon accused After finishing the letter, Mrs. Kowalski was quick to point out that declined to be named. “There CHECm. aren't so unhappy THAT wrongdoers. the Andover board does not have any should be a review board set up jurisdiction over the high school every few years to find out if our A.EE OF THIS is bothersoitie mm... IS students living in town and that the students are getting a good educa '0 - Jake was wearing a bright red Especially in the short space of enough because of privacy invasion Bolton board has sent the letter to tion at RHAM.” mKET CHEQUE. collar when he was picked up on a week. alone. But it also discourages the wrong body. “I would like to see the high West Center Street. The Adopt-a-Pet column is «y Americans from filing income tax School Superintendent David Cat- school in Bolton contiinue func tanach concurred and said that both tioning,” said Robert Fish, a Bolton E.T. was merrily doing the different. Feature a dog one TEACHER. returns for fear that the information contained in them will be handed out Hebron and Marlborough would finance board member who said he dog stroke when he was found in week and he’s got a new home to every federal agency. In other have to OK the withdrawal of An was speaking as a privEitc citizen. a swimming pool on Knighton the next. words, the IRS’ extracurricular ac Street. True, the circumstances under tivities make its principal mission — And little Coco was found which the dogs find their way collecting taxes — more difficult. wandering around the Alice into the column are not happy Drive area of town. ones. Some of the dogs, obvious Consider these examples: Effective September 15, 1932 All three of the above pooches ly, are just ‘Tost,’’ Others, it’s • The Department of Education gained temporary celebrity clear to the dog warden, have used IRS mailing addresses to pur sue 358,262 persons last year who status through the Manchester simply been abandoned. were delinquent on their student Herald’s, Thursday Adopt-a-Pet„ Last week, for instance, 10 loans, columtupr ■ Labrador Retriever puppies • This is the first year that the The Law Firm of And, feppily, according to Dog were found near Cider Mill IRS has withheld income-tax Warden Richard Rand, all three Road. The pups were only a few refunds from parents who have been have been adopted by families in weeks old, badly jnalnourished /aft judged delinquent on child-support the comrhunity. and underweight. Three of the payments. This surnmary justice In fact, the dog warden says, pups died; the rest were was exacted on 270,527 persons who PHELON, SQUATRITO & FITZGERALD, all of the dogs featured in the adopted. Whoever left them to thought they’d get a refund. column have found new owners. die should know that the act is Open forum / Readers' views • The most controversial use of P.C. (formerly Bayer, Phelon & Squatrito, That’s quite a record — the against the law — and the dog IRS files was by the Selective Ser vice. The draft agency got the ‘ P.C.) has relocated its offices for the How To Open Your Market Cheque column has been in existence for warden would like anyone who Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 Market Cheque is two financial ser l.,ich monih, \ou II receive .in itcnu/ecl si.iU’ names of young men who should meni hsimgevcrv tr.ins;u imn, unii curreni \ 1st I .in V I lerit.ige sav mgs oMk e .md opt n about four months and there knows about the circumstances general practice of law to 773 Main Street in vices in one. Like a money market fund, have registered from the Social it’s a high yield investment. Like a balance .md vour interest earned V«Mil .M.ii kc’i ( her I IK with Si.noo oi niou hasn’t been a dog wallflower yet. under which the dogs were aban ( )nce vou h.ive .M.ukei ( hcc|uc, vou II know Manchester. checking account. It can be used to pay Market Cheque For Your Business Security Administration, but it ey.K llv w hv ev erv both's i.ilk mg about it We hope you have found the doned to come foward. needed the addresses to track down all of your household or business ex .M.irket ( hecjue is a perfect uue.stmeni toi penses. dog pet column as much a Cruelty to animals is a those who failed to sign up. V our business too f se it to invesi v oui e\tia pleasure to read as we have. In problem which won’t be solved cash, and vour acciimulate’.l interest could One resident's tale of woe In this instance, the IRS was more Money-Market Interest on Your Entire .imouni to thousands of dollars m extra jjro the world of news, there are by the Adopt-a-Pet column. sensitive about safeguarding its own Balance 9.00% fit each \ear Current Annual Rate problems which don’t go away. bureaucratic turf than protecting I nhkd siniil.ir pi.ms. um i cinia- Miirkci But isn’t it a good sign that in thr Editor; didn’t even notice because your of dawn the men from the Free of Charge ’ Available thru 9/21/82. Simple Interaal credited monthly. Day after day we hear about the the privacy of draft-age men. It (iheque li.iI.nKc c.iriis hi^li m»>nc\ nuirkci m other leg was missing, Manchester Sewer Department As long as vou m.imi.iin .1 b.ilaiue of SSiiii THE MARKET CHEQUE PLAN iS NOT A SAVINGS AC Manchester, anyway, people Summer is ending and a new iLTcsl iis long .IS \u u n u in i.im .i h.il;iiK c nt difficulties of the elderly trying Construetion was delayed on arrived to fix the leak. After refused to turn over the addresses to S2.IMK) o r more Plus, yo ur r.itc t haiiKcs ■ 4H more, vour .Market Chec|ue is free of )Ui COUNT OR A DEPOSIT AND IS NOT INSUREDBY THE FED care enough about animals to . ERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION to servive on pinched incomes. fall is beginning with all its busy our street for two’ days because ■ tearing up my front sidewalk to Selective Service outright, but did weekK to rcncti the l.itcst irciuls in the (.hecjue charges and monthiv sc-rv ice com'e forward and adopt them activities. Everyone in town charges ' You pav onlv .1 sm.ill tee lor the Youf invesUTient m,a MaD»et Cf’fQue ag'eef’ ief'i u %ocuffH} We hear about Manchester’s of a surprise snow storm in April. reach the pipes, they left the the m'ailing itself — a legal nicety monev market If \our balanee falls below when the animals’ plights are Si.non. you'll e.irn S'/. 'X. interest. Init onb printing of vour (;hec|ues. should, vour iDolft as to principal and inieresjî.Uy setoM ies issued or seems so preoccupied — until a that apparently makes more sense guaranieed by tbe Urnied Slates govemrêni or an ager' y ^ "street people’’ and we hear Mine was the last house to be sidewalk to settle with the storm. What does it take balance t.ill below Sstitl. there will be a Si h»r till)se da \ s it falls below As s im»n as \ our written about? ihereol The Market Cheque Plan mvoues ihq sale ot Market toilet has to be flushed more than to bureaucrats than to draft serv ice ch.irge plus .1 IOC per ( hec|ue c harge about the dwindling programs affected by the pressure. Well, it settled straight up and balanee returns to Si.tHMi. \ou will onee Cheque agreements «vhich a>e rclau repurchase agreements twice or a washing machine is evaders. yyhich m a'u'e on a daily basis Tnis documem uoes not con designed to help them. Jake and E.T. and little Coco Hysterically, I called the water down and just passing 443 E. .ig.iin reeebe the higher rate You Pay No State Dividends Tax walking across a flpor. We are Center Street became hazardous tofallin love striute an oMift to sen or the soi'Ciialib" o' an oMer lo bu* department for help. They tried V The high money market interest vou earn any ol lhe Marke' Cheque agreements Re'erence should be Problems like these are rarely are grateful. So are a lot of other suddenly reminded of the new NOT .ALL the IRS’ blabbing,is in W orks Like a Checking Account to convince me that there was to one’s health and safety. tended to catch malefactors. In one Like a.cheeking aeeoum. \ou can use vour with Market Cbec|ue is not subiect to the • made lo lhe Disclosure Slalemeni v*hich co’iiams ' om|r>Hie solved by newspaper stories. dogs. lifestyle forced upon us. Cainnecticut Mate Dividends and Interest details.concerning the oKermq ol suf.h aqri-emcints something wrong with my water After several trips to Town beneficial example, its addresses .M.irket (;het|ues lu pay \our bills. SimpK We at 443 East Center are suf with a write one in any amount Vt>u'll still earn in- Ta.x, whereas the interest earned rni monev ■Regardless ol balance cpmmercidi Ma I-! Choour- piaf's pipe, and it was my problem, not Hall, a crew was finally sent out i.iiim *. fering the result of very low enabled the National Institute for leresi on the mone\ until the (!hei)ue clears market funds is. may incur special charges clepenri.nq < n theirs. However, they must have to repair the sidewalk. A cons Occupational Safety and Health to water pressure and four houses felt sorry for me because not 10 tant reminder of the whole inci down the streetv our neighbors trace 20,000 workers who may have wedding ring? minutes later my house was full dent is the big patch of black top are suffering from very high been exposed to health hazards on of snow-covered water depart in front of our house. I’m not water pressure, and we weren't previous jobs. Berry's World ment employees trying to locate complaining; it’s safe! supposed to notice. And in one bizarre episode, the the problem. As repairs were made, our Agriculture Department was able to The mayor stated that we are pressure has never changed, and As the men were tramping' return an Afghan hound to its over-reacting to the low on several unannounced oc through my basement, they dis owner, thanks to an address pressure. He claimed that we casions our water has been a covered the sewer pipe which provided by the IRS. aren’t willing to adjust to the murky brown. At this point, I had been broken and covered Earlier this year, the IRS stirred .change and may cost the town don’t know whether 1 am more Everybodyfs over by the construction com up a hornet’s nest when it agreed to excessive public funds. Somehow upset over the water pressure or pany hired to change over the provide not just addresses, but ac 1 can’t bring myself to feel guilty the way my clothes are coming First it takes a jeweler who is willing to give you town’s water system. The tual tax information to help the when we are in the process of, out of the washer. The water problem could not be solved that Social Security Administration his undivided attention.. .to guide you through the spending $20 million on im-'”-., department has given me a solu provements that have cost many, Hiay because of the unexpected track down recipients of supplemen whole exciting adventure of choosing your ring from talki^ about tion to keep my wash white, but April blizzard. However, a clean tal income who might have un many taxpayers more aggrava I'm told it will eat T-shirts. a wide variety of beautiful designs. up crew quickly mopped "up my derstated their assets. In a widely tion than last fall’s leaf pick' up We were encouraged when we and that's going some!! basement and instructed me not criticized move. Social Security in were introduced to a committee Then it takes a beaulûl ring, made with the kind of to flush the toilet under any con veigled more than 3.5 million Grant you, when our pressure studying the water problems in careful craftsmanship you can trust to last a lifetime. Market Cheque. ditions. We couldn’t run to the recipients into signing waivers was dropped from 105 to 37 our area. The result of their in pounds, I did over-react. In fact I neighbors to use their facilities allowing disclosure of the informa That’s why we’re proud to bring you during the blizzard. The haven’t vestigation was that we do have a tion. The Treasury Department is was somewhat hysterical. The problem, but then, we already ArtCarved, the name that stands for been able to flush a toilet since reconsidering its decision, however. town provided a comedy of knew that. errors that affected me so per April anyway!! Somehow, we There might be some justification a 130 year tradition of excellence. 1 | sonally that, the water pressure made it through the night. Claudia Marksleiii for the IRS’ wide-range vigilant^ Come in soon—and fall in love became like a sore foot that you The next morning at the crack 443 Center Street operations if it had nothing better to do. But by its own admission, $87.2 all over again—with a - the better way billion in taxes on legal income went wedding ring by /IRKTIRVED* uncollected last year, plus an es Abortions moke some people rich timated $9 billion in taxes on illegal income. If the government gossip Heritage Savings To the Editor: would just mind its own business, Spieaking at the Women’s day. No one needs a calculator to we’d all be better off. . OtM2t>yN£A. me The early suffragettes were Conference in Hartford, Dr. Carolyn know that the take-home pay is very Footnote: An IRS spokesman told vehemently opposed to abortion and Gerster noted that a first trimester good for this kind of work. M ancheiten Main nirKv. im r Mam si . Phonei 649-4886 • K Man IM.i/a .spnuvr si • InMOc I nnd M.in in iIk my associate Vicki Warren that “no l-a rka d u - lnsidflliKnl.mi.ll’ml'M^r'^s'.lliKhlandsl • Comer Mam ik Iludsun si. * Covcnlryi Kl M • "Never mind where we got the Ideal We want considered it the meanest form of "dilation and evacuation" abortion l{oHIM IIIIe Tulliol money is lost nor do any taxes go un Smoor. South W Indiori 29 Oaklaiul Rd - Tolland: Rl 198 . Glaatonbury: lilMi.li.-Ir.mk s iuiHtm arkil 55 PERCENT of your GROSS REVENUES." sexual exploitation of women. costs approximately $180 to $190 in Pro-Life Council collected” when the agency uses its Abortion on demand is now big an abortion clinic. A skilled abor of Connecticut workers to ferret out information 917 MAIN ST4 MANCHESTER OPEN THUR. til 9 P-M- business tionists can easily do 10 of these ,'i Glaklonhurv ^ for other federal agencies. M AN f’HE.STER HERALD. Wed.. Sept. 15.J982— _ 2 _ « - MANCHKSTKR HERALD, Wed., Sept. 15. 1982 Scholastic Israeli units 'ensure quiet' AlSjffFlRr'SSAYS. . . fall previews Page 10 (!oiilimi)'- doubled in a run in the first inning The second baseman for will be veteran long-distance runner bakery with Mark Gadoury of East Lyme, said he isn’t <4198 states and 11 different countries, port of such people as Christie and Fernando Valenzuela pitched a Manchester was a little man Charlie Robbins and former sure when the bakery will reopen. He said major an athletes high jumping over seven McCormick, Pete Wigren, UConn’s six-hitter for his 18th v ic to ^ in answering to the name of Sam Manchester High soccer coach, terior renovations, including replacing floors and f i n a l G E. We bring good things to life. feet, and the National Championship track coach Bill Kelleher, and all helping the Dodgers boost their NL Massey. The sure-handed, Dick Danielson, who helped mold ceilings, will be required. He said he couldn’t estimate competition in the 56-pound weight the area college and high school West lead over Atlanta to IVz lefthanded batting Massey will be many young men and compiled an the cost of the damage. throw. Those who do not wish to par track coaches including George games. Valenzuela struck out six honored posthumously Friday night ' enviable record. Town firefighters quickly extinguished the bakery EVERYONE ACCEPTED ticipate athletically have the oppor Suitor and Mark Skehan. The and walked none in posting his 17th at the third annual Manchester John Phelps will be called front blaze, which reportedly started near a dough machine in ^ *5000 tunity of entering the art and photo FROM AGE 46 TO 87 Manchester Herald, and particular complete game of the season and Sports 'Hall of Fame induction and center to receive the Unsung the back of the store. contest, while the school children dinner at the Army & Navy Club. No salesman will call. Write, ly Elarl 'Yost, hjpve been of tremen fourth shutout. Award for his many years with Smoke from the fire filtered through air conditioning give your age or call for FREE compete in the poster contest. Over Giants 2, Reds 1 Major league pitching didn’t faze IROCIURB. 647-9997 dous assistance to the Relays in both , youth programs in Manchester with ducts into several other Parkade shops. But Dworkin 7,000 people have participated in the Massey who had a knack of getting pre-meet and post-meet publicity. At San Francisco, Dave Gene Johnson the speaker. said smoke was controlled at most of the shops by tur ■ LIFE OF AMERICA INSURANCE CORP. of BOSTON •47-9908 Relays since its inception in 1976. on base against all comers. BiKause We invite Len Auster to join the Bergman’s two-run seventh-inning Dinner will be .servekl at 7 with ning off the air conditioning. m Government Center. 200 Pleasant SU Malden, MA 02U8. Dept. Len commented that the Relays of his size, he often was the team. homer, only the second hit of the tickets available priced at $8.50 at Dworkin said The Diamond Showcase experienced the could not exist without the financial recipient of bases on balls. CAU OR WnTE FOR A REE game for Francisco, lifted thr the door or in advance from Nate worst smoke trouble, because its air conditioning was support of local businesses and in- Vernon^F. HauBchild Giants to victory. Atlee Hammaker, One summer while handling the LIFE INSURANa BUYER’S GUIDE ^ RD„ MANCHESTER SAM MASSEY Agostinelli, Hank McCjann or the left on all night. He said he tried unsuccessfuly to con Twt., Nni, tit til S deea he’s right. I hasten to point out, Board Member Recreation Department program in l-M EXIT TO KEENEY ST. 10-8, and A1 Holland combined on an . played with best Nml, Thwt. tt I; Fit tt I New England Relays Manchester, Massey set up a series Herald sports desk. tact the jew elry store’s owner Monday night. 1- 800- 343-3098 tXTENDtP BANK TCRM8 M M l M l t however, that there are no running- eight-hitter. Nevertheless, Diamond Showcase opened Tuesday, as MANCIIES’I'EH HERALD. Wed., Sept 15. 1982 I I m - MANCHRSTER HKRALD. Wed., Sept. 15, 1982 Booters looking ahead to challenge Birds sweep Yankees, near lead ( i By Len Auster Petersen out with injuries. year most of the kids were juniors “Tile kids looked like .seasoned veterans,” added Weaver, who saw wak preceded Ripken's homer into the left field seats Herald Sportswriter .Sophomore Eric Wallert, a who became frontline players and BALTIMORE (UPI) — Oriole manager Earl Weaver’s ’kids” are " I can't let this blow my mind. " said Mi>rgan. 0-6 against transfer from East Catholic, has had to adjust to pressure. This year coming through like seasoned veterans, but relief pitcher Tippy Mar his club sweep its first double-lieader since May 9, 1981. Baltimore "I’m too young to get down. I was going for a breaking- The Orioles, 22-4 since Aug. 19. have closed within I'/z games ol Uncertainties await any team and stepped in nicely at the all- we could concentrate on challenging tinez hhs been Baltimore’s savior this season against the New York ball strike hut I hung the slider and that was the ballgame But I won I the variables seem endless but a important sweeperback slot with them more, improving on individual Milwaukee in the American League East Yankees, let it disturb m e.” more mature Manchester High con seniors Tim Carmel, Mike St. skills and working on tactics,” cites .“The biggest thing in this series has been Tippy.” said Weaver after “Davis, Ripken and Flinn all came through, " praised Weaver tingent is looking forward to the Uaurent and Eric Dupee at fullback. McCarthy. his left-handed reliever saved both come-from-behind victories in a. •Ripken is tired at this time of the year hut he rose to the occasion Rudy May thought the singles which Eddie Murray and Ayala opening clash in the 1982 soccer Sophomore ,lohn Janenda, doubleheader sweep Tuesday night that boosted his save total to 15. and that’s 10 games he's won for us with his bat " "This is a pretty good team but it punched through the inlield during the opening victory were " breaks' season. sophomore Thong Lai and senior ”I went againsl the percentages and the statistics but Tippy is on a Ripken’s bases-loadcd home run in the sixth inning came oft Mike will only go as far as they challenge which went to the Orioles. 9-2 against New York this season The Indian booters posted a 12-5-1’' Robbie Ames are top backline roll and has the hot hand, so I staved with him,” added Weaver, Morgan, 6-10, and was the eighth Orioles' grand slam of the season, themselves. If they stay motivated May came on in.the two-out eighth inning in an attempt to bail out mark a year ago and were a Class reserves. following Baltitnore’s 5-3 second-game triumph over the Yankees. tying a club record. and push as hard as they did in the Shane Hawley, 10 9, who had runners on first and third and no outs ol a UL quartcrfinalist. They’ll try to at The midfield area has senior Jay Shortstop Cal Rifken Jr. and pitcher Storm Davis were the young “I was looking for a curveball to pull. " said Ripken, who boasts 24. least matqh those figures when they lledlund, an 11-goal scorer a year summer, we’ll do well. heroes of the nightcap thanks to Ripken’s initial grand slaiti and the homers ;ind 82 RBI. “ I'm not thinking about rookie of the year. We're 4-3 game. looking to win a pennant and 1 want nothing more than to win the "I didn't want Murray hitting it in the air ;ind I couldn't gel Ayala to kick off the campaign Friday after ago. in the middle flanked by seniors "The tri-captains (Hedlund, six-hit pitching of Davis, 7-3, over seven innings. ffM' - chase a pitch,” said May. who watched noth hatters rip run-scoring noon at Memorial Field at 3:30 Myles Me Curry and Mike LeTourneau, St. Laurent) have been Home runs by Dan Ford and Benny Ayala plus Ayala’s game- World Series. " '•M if - Morgan.allowed only one hit and strcck out five before a walk, dou-. singles. "I ve said all aing that at this lime of the year wearer's against Fermi High of Enfield. LeTourncau. Sophomores Brad real good motivators for themselves winning single, sparked a 5-4 triumph in the first game for John Flinn, All indications say. Manchester is ble and hit bat.sman loaded the bases. John Lowenstein’s run-.scoring Orioles would be right there. " Pelligrinelli and Dan Evans and and others. But the season hasn't 1- 0. looking forward to the challenge, junior (ilen Boggini will also see ac started yet. All we've gotten remarks third-year Coach Bill tion in the middle. through is the pre-season,” warns Mctârthy. Up front, senior Roger Greenwood McCarthy. ” 1 feci the team came back in mans the center striker slot. The The season, with the pitfalls of good shape. 1 think they're ready to wing posts are up for grabs with Wethersfield, Simsbury, Hall, prove they're a good team. There sophomore Scott Gorman, seniors Brewers get relief Conard, etc., awaits, "All I can say are (at least) four to five of the kids Bill Peschke and Greg Shrider, is I'm hoping for a successful year,” who want to make something of junior Tom Finnegan and AFS stu states McCarthy, not wanting to their senior year and this core group dent Kwekii Essilfie from Ghana make any predictions. is really motivated," McCarthy vying for playing time, Jurtior Mike states, "I really think they want to Zotta will also see play up front. assist from Slaton do well in the states and win the ■1 feel we have better depth than Schedule: Sept. 17 Fermi H, 22 II cciu. ■ in the past ttvyo) years. I feel I can Wethersfield H, 24 Windham A, 28 .Manchester's last league title was go down to number 20 man and not East Hartford A, 30 Simsbury H, 7 By Mike Barnes the eighth. Oct 6 Enfield A, 8 Penney A, 12 In other games. Baltimore swept in 1974. lose dramatically. I'm more com UPI Sports Writer .lunior Chris Petersen, who had 10 fortable substituting," states Conard H, 14 Hall H, 20 Fermi A, 23 Herald photo by Tarquinlo American League a double-header from New York 5-4 shutouts a year ago, will be back in McCarthy. Wethersfield A 10:30 a.m., 26 East Although the handlebar mustache and 5-3, Boston crushed Cleveland goal with senior .lohn Paggioli his The hard-working Indian coach Hartford H, 29 Windham H, Nov. 1 MANCHESTER’S JAY HEDLUND LEADS PURSUIT is missing, expect the Milwaukee 12-1. ("alilornia blanked Chicago 7-0, hack-up. The latter has played well also scheduled four scrimmages in Simsbury A 3 p.m., 3 Enfield H 3 . . senior trI-captaIn will lead Indians Into campaign Brewers to ride the right arm of Kansas City topped Seattle 5-2, in pre-season scrimmages with ‘82 against two a year ago. "Last p.rn. Games not noted 3:30 p.m. reliever Jim Slaton quite often as seventh. siiHinded as if he's enjoying Minnesota trimmed Texas 3-2 and tile season draws to a close. the pennant race. Oakland al Toronto was rained out. V " Hollie makes it look a lot easier "it's a lot more fun |iaying this 7. \\ bile Sox 0 , Sports than that, believe me,” Slaton said way than being 10. 12, or 15 games ,\t Chicago. Doug DeCinces drove Squad small, hopes high Catholic spikers after 3 1-3 innings of three-hit relief hack,” said Money, who also hit his m one run and scored another and ''Calendar in Milwaukee’s 6-2 triumph over the 15th homer of the year. "I think it's Bruce K,ison. 8-5, scattered seven Detroit Tigers Tuesday night. Tm going down to the last two weeks. It hits to pace Calilornia to its fifth 3 no Itollie Fingers, that’s for sure. came down to the last series straight triumph. The Angels Tliiirmliiv face rebuilding -tik ' remained one game behind Kansas He might not be Fingers, but iietween us and Detroit last year with Tribe girl runners SOCCER Slaton just might be all the lirst- with one of us needing to win two out City in the AL West while the White EiihI ill Bohon, ,'1:1.5 place Brewers have in their bullpen Sox fell t)':: games off the pace. Smilli Ciilliolic ill Miinrliefili'r DelSignore seen as a top spiker. id three. This year it looks like it By Len Auster voices Blanchette, who saw his In around the state have been down. By Len Auster Fingers, who hasn’t pitched since night be the same situation" Ro\ al- 5. Mariners 2 (girls), .’1:30 Senior Mary Beth Millstein and dians compile a 6-7 dual meet mark Conard has 15 and it used to have 50- Herald Sportswriter Sept. 2 with a sore arm, may not Milwaukee led 2-1 on Ted Sim At Kansas City. Mo . George Brett Herald Sportswriter Eiisl Calliolio ill Rorkville (girls), juniors Janet Rataic, Tara Sullivan in '81, "They arc helping each other 60 girls. Numbers mean nothing. pitch at all the rest of the year and oons' two-run single in the third knocked in two runs with a groun- Varsity experience is in short and Clare Miller will also see varsi Quality over quantity will be the out and have a good attitude. "What I’m getting now are .1:1.5 - \ that nakes Slaton a very valuable when Money led of the sixth with his dout anâ single to help Kansas City situation with the Manchester High "I ve talked to them and we think dedicated people; those who really CROSS COUNTRY supply but East Catholic girls’ ty time. extend their winning Ireak to four Forty five tried out for the team :ominodilv. homer off Elias Sosa, who relieved girls’ cross country team with we liave a shot of winning the league want to run. That's what I have this Munolirslrr iil Noire Dame (WesI volleyball Coach Debbie Veronneau games, f ’he Royals put the game hopes his spikers will gain it quickly with the final figure 20. '.’Vlaybe 1 can pick up the slack a si,artel" Dave Rucker, 2-5. Coach Phii Blanchette having a good (CClLl, Wc feel we can if we stay year,” he states. Haven), iirî way with five runs in the first two with the '82 season opener Friday at “ I’m hopeful. They are hard little bit, though, " said Slaton, who Sosa gave up a walk U) Gorman sense heading into the '82 campaign. healthy. We also hope to mish in the Quality over quantity. Trrli/Biilkrlrv al Slaf- inings to make a winner of Hill Glastonbury High at 3:15, workers which I’m really happy lowered his ERA to 3.20 with his Thomas and a single to Ben Oglivie Despite having a limited number top five in the state (LL) meet. We Schedule: Sept. 18 Windham In foni, Castro, who was starting his first about. We do have the talent to per sixth save of the year. He also has a in the seventh and' Money greeted of harriers, nine in total, Blanchette want to go to the Open as a team.” vitational, 21 Hall /Fermi H, 24 IIOCKKV The Eagleties posted a 12-6 mark game since 1975. a year ago but six top performers form well,” states Veronneau. 10-5 record, mainly in a long-relief Dave Tobik with his triple. Money sees his runners having a successful I'he lanky Indian coach is fully Simsbury Invitational, 25 estlake IVIanrln*Ml<*r at Vi t o ills 3. Raimei-s 2 Schedule: Sept, 17 Glastonbury A, role before Fingers’ injury scored on Jim Gantner’s infield year that begins Saturday morning aware his club can’t afford injuries. Invitational, 28 at Penney with Kridav graduated with only senior captain At M inneapolis. Gary Ward 20 Fitch H 4 p.m., 21 Coventry A, 23 Doc Mcdich. 11-13, went the first 5 single. with the Windham Invitational. "With this year's team I’m walking Simsbury and Hartford Public, Oct.. so(;(iKK Stacey Pineo returning with exten cracked a pair of doubles and drove Ellington H, 27 Rockville A, 28 E.O. 2-3 innings, allowing seven hits and Lou Whitaker singled in Rick Senior Maureen Lacey tops the a tightrope. What’s the maximum 1 2 St. Anthony Invitational, 11 Frrmi al Manrh«*Hlt*r, sive varsity play. m the go-aiiead run to back the four- Smith H, Oct. 4 South Windsor A, 6 I .VO runs, for the victory Leach in the third for Detroit's first line-up that also includes senior can push to get the maximum Wickham Invitational, 15 East Kant (âtliolir at (ianton, .*i “There’s a big difference from hit pitching of .lack O'Connor and Hale-Ray H, 12 Bloomfield A, 14 Don VIoney, whose line drive right run and (/het Lemon singled with Mary Beth Reiley, juniors Meg without getting them hurt,” he in Catholic/Conard/Enfield H, 19 at (;iKi.s v o u j :v h a u . jayvee to varsity (play),” cites pace Minnesota O'Connor, 7-7. Coventry H, 18 Ellington A, 19 at Glenn Wilson sailed over the two out in the sixth to make it 3-2 Harvey and Robin Edlund and quires, ” 1 have no depth at this East Hartford with Wethersfield, 26 (VlanrhexliT at Vn'tluTHfirld Veronneau, “The team is going to walked one and struck out eight in Glastonbury H, 22 Hale-Ray A, 25 rookie center fielder’s head for a ,liter Wilson doubled. Wilson added sophomores Becky Castagna, Laura point.” Windham 11, Nov. 4 Class LL Meet IuihI (iatholir al (daHlonluiry need a lot of court work.” posting his fourth complete game. Rockville H, 27 Fitch A, 29 E.O. critical two-run trijile in the his 11th homer of the season to start Bottone, Heidi Sullivan, Rochelle The turnout was not a hoped for at Wickham Park, 12 State Open Satii rdav Juniors Colleen Cunningham and Smith A, Nov. 2 South Windsor H, 4 Parrott and Beth Corey. level but Blanchette could see it Meet at Edgewood. Dual meets 3.30 roO TH A IJ. Colleen Culleton are pegged as the "I think we will be winners, " coming, "I’ve noticed turnouts p.m. Kant <4itlioli<' al Plainfirld, 1 :

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McGregor pitched to 3 batters in 3rd; Krupp, of 40 McDivitt ’Drive, will prepare a I’l t l s b i i t 15 (’hiraf»o 5 PiM.sburgh (3i, Sept 24 . 25 . 26 St. Uiuis in my pro career. Plen Hawlev pitched to 2 batters in 8lh, traditional dessert for Her family of six, her grand Warm the honey, pour over the taiglach and stir. Mt'Otrciil 3, New York 1 (2' Sept Sepl 27 . 28, Awav (7i—at New ty of. reason to smile. T -2 35, . Just before serving, sprinkle with colored candies. lli'iistmi 4 Atlanta 0 MII.WMlKFI’: DETROIT parents and friends. She will be kneading dough for Ynrk (2». Sept 20 21; at Philadelphia Not bad for a 43-year- ah r h bi ab r h bi I <'.s Anudes I. San [)lo^’o 0 (?' .Sepl 29 30: at Pittsburgh (3). Oct j (Second Game) taiglach, a sweet honey pastry. Pastries may be stored, covered, at room San PrancisMi 2. rincinnali 1 old. Even if the tri Moliloi 3b 5 0 10 Whitakr 2b 5 0 2 1 1 2 3 5 12 0 Wilson cf 4 2 2 1 NEW YORK BALTIMORE MAJOR Saturday is a time of both sweetness and solemni temperature. Wedtiosdav's (Jamc.s '.'lint ss ab r h bi ab r h bi PlTTSBURtiH (181 Home (6t-Chicago I umphs are fewer and ( ‘.opf'i lb 4 1 1 0 John.sln 3b 4 0 3 0 I All Times KI)Ti O ' Sepl 15, St Louis (2), St*pl. 29. 30 Hndlph 2b 3 1 1 0 Bumbry cf 3 0 0 0 ty, of prayers and symbols, time for the Jewish N-‘w Y<*rk -Ownhey 1-2) at Montreal farther between nowa S im m ons t 5 0 12 Parrish c 4 0 0 0 LEAGUE M.*nlreal (3i Oct 1, 2, 3; Away (12i--at I 1 (I 0 I.cioon rf 2 0 11 -Mnipbrv * • d'4121 4 1 2 1 Sakata 2b 0 0 0 0 family to gather for Rosh ha-Shanah, the Jewish I Iti'iiors 17-7' 7 (6 p in Philadelphia (3). Sept. 17. 18. 19; at days. Thoma’- cl Irene Tabatsky’s Taiglach Mclivic II 5 1 1 0 ('al>ell Ib 2 0 0 0 (Iriffcv rf 4 0 10 Gulliver 3b 3 110 si Loins ‘Andujar 12-101 at I’hiln- Chi'-ago (2i. Sept 20. 21; at St. U u is 'itnalh-v 31' 3 0 10 DempseyDemp.sey c 0 0 0 0 New Year, prelude to the 10-day period known as (l( Iphia 'Kriikow 12-9). 7 35 p in (IL Mone\ db 5 2 2 3 Jones It 0 0 0 0 LEADERS 2 '/2 cups sifted flour (?' Sepl 22 2:t. at Montreal (3)..Sept 4 0 10 I.Higa dh 4 0 10 Netllr.s dh 44 00 00 00 Singleln Singleln dh db 4110 the High Holy Days. t'liicapo i.lenkin'^ 10-151 at Pittsliurgh 24 25 , 26 at New York (2). Sepl 27. 28 ■list) oxio qmra i«» (u«i) Moore rf G intpei 2b 5 0 3 1 l.each II 3 1 1 0 Mvhrrv lb 303 0 11 11 Murray Murray lb 3 100 y« teaspoon salt 'Candelaria I24ic 7 35 p m West vod ’M«i) “ 'k) sn M;i//ilh ph 11 0 0 0 Uwnsin l/)wnstn If 2 10 1 The Jewish faith is rich in symbol, and the new llou.ston iBvan I4 11i at Atlanta (Pere? a Angeles 82 64 .562 - Wvnc’i'iir c 44 00 00 00 Ripken Ripken .ss .ss 3 114 Mv Unfted Press International year is no exception. The days are marked with MI 7 40 p m no8 aaxop om) owqi ajoui jo I mI.iR :t9 6 17.17 6 TolalsTotals 32 3 10 3 All .nfa 80 65 .562 1 4 Milwaukee (RE001 300- 6 '■nMiPv Tf 33000 0 0 0 RoenicRoenick k rf 3 0 0 0 Batting contemplatim, repentance, the lighting of candles, Place dry ingredients in a bowl. Make a well, and s.in Dieijo tMonlelusco 9-9) at I.^s San Fr.'incisio 75 69 .521 6 jaaniM ’ooiamj, a»i :uaMSNV 11,.I roil noiomoKF 3 '*inicM;i pb 10 10 Nolan c 3 0 0 0 Bast’d on 31 plate appearances x add four eggs, V\ cup oil, 1 teaspoon almond Ai'iM'les < Hooton 2-51, 10 35 p in Games Remaining Rnhrlsn ss 33111 111 ShelbyShelbv cf 0 0 0 0 "limber of games each team has played) blessings, and the serving of special food. San (c) 1982 NEA, Inc. DP Milwaukee 2 LOB—Milwaukee 13. Cincinnati (Shirley 6-12i at I.nS ANGELES (|61: Home (lli-San Winfiid pli 1 0 0 0 Dauer 3b 3 0 0 0 National League extract, Vi cup raisins, and ‘A cup crushed nuts. Mix FtanciSMi (Martin 6-8i. 10 35 p.m t»clroii 7 2B -C oopci, Wilson HR-- And on the table, as well as in the prayers, 5 Diri'o H i Sept 15, Houston (3), Sent •''i.taE .14 3 8 3 Tolals Totals 27 5 3 5 g ab r h pc’t. Tliiirsdav’s Games xh*nc\ (I5i Wilson ( lie SB -L each (l», fullness and sweetness is emphasized - the hope with a wooden spoon. 17 18. 19. San Francisco 131. S ^ t. New York 200 000 100-3 olivc'r Mil 141 540 80 182 New A'ork at Montreal, night • ’in U ^m N ATLANTA (■anlntr (5' Break off one teaspoon of dough, and roll between 25 26 Cincinnati (2C Sept 27 . 28. IP H H EH BB SO IfalliM’ore , 0000n60Ox--5 Madlock, Pitt 141 527 90 168 for the sweetness and fullness of the coming year. s tn Diego at San Kranci.seo. night AH 'ota '2». Sc'pl 29 30 Away (5c-at ;ih r I) hi h r h bi Mil’’ankfi' Dl’ Baltimore 1 L()B—New York 7. 1. Smith. StL 137 530113 ICT Challah, the traditional rich egg bread, is wound floured hands to make a pencil-thin strip. Tie into a San Diego (2' Sept. 21. 22, at .San '■’ibl ' I , 4 0 10 W-. Sept 29 , 30 at San pile bed to 2 batters in 7th. Halt‘more American League HiKi'in 80 64 556 44 Die - (3' Ocl 1. 2 T I ' .in. :*h till Ifiirpcr M 0 0 n 0 I'.ixi’ (W r-3) 7 6 3 3 2 7 g ab Blessings are said over the bread and the wine. taking % cup of boiling water, and carefully 1 ' ’OS'- n 2 0 0 0 B(>nf*dicl c ;t 0 0 0 Mefl'' h PB—Simmons T—3 27 IX'tioit 72 70 .507 114 SAN FRANCIM’O 'IRi Home (12i- ' Martinez (S 15) 2 2 0 0 0 1 WiKon, KC 119 516 77 175 ,339 Then a piece of an apple, also chosen because of its pouring down the side of the pot. (Do not pour into New Yolk 73 71 .507 114 Cin* innat' (IC Sept 15; San Diego '4i. 1 Colt' p 0 0 0 0 Mnhlcr p 1010 HHi*—hv Morgan (M urrav), T—2:43. A 139 564 111 184 .326 Butler I'll ^’*’Mnl Mil middle; syrup will bubble up and you may get 4*lev eland 70 73 . 490 14 S«‘pi 16. 17. 18 19. Atlanta (2C Sepl 27. 1 0 n 0 78 (M (iart ia. 'Tor IX 537 82 171 .318 round shape, or a piece of challah, is dipped into a MfH'IC p 0 0 0 (I SEATTLE KANSAS CITY Tor-'tito 66 78 455 19 28 Hoiivirin <2). Sept 29 , 30. l.os Cooper, Mil 138 580 93 182 .314 burned). Stir in 1 teaspoon ground ginger. Store Ani' los cn, Oct 1 2. 3. Away (6v- KSmith ph 1 0 0 0 2 M' 'iita omoooooo 0 116437 61 136 .311 sweet year.” Cowe'ns rl 3 0 0 0 Aikens lb 4 0 0 0 Hurrah 3b 3 0 0 0 Evans rf 1 2 0 0 1 ;i tiloril Bos for the thick stew called Tzimmes. It is made with Oakland 60 83 .420 224 DIE(;o . LOS ANGELES 1 Han TC7 Loucks DP- lh'iision 1 10 10 Hancock rf 10 0 0 Pi'It K(', 127 485 90 149 .307 ,•!> r h hi ab r h bi MC"t;i I LOB Houston 8. Atlanta 4 Sw.’el ( 7 110 White 2b 3 0 11 Itlimhrg 3b Ti‘\a« 57 87 396 26 Tlw.rnlp dh 4 0 3 0 Rice If 5 12 1 Home Runs THERE ARE NO really traditional foods, accor carrots, she says, because “carrots were one of the Mipm*sota 52 92 .361 31 1 hid II 4 0 10 Thomas 2b 4 0 0 0 HR Cru/ (9i lâCnrt SF- Doran Kssian e 2 0 1 0 Watli.an c 2 000 Henelr.vn 'f 3 0 10 Marlin rf 2 100 H.'irrrv lb 4 0 10 Miller cf 0 0 0 0 * ilional Le:igue Kingman. NY. 36; ding to Mrs. Tabatsky, a teacher. But the use of few sweet tasting vegetables available to the poor Tue^dpy's Results 1 l'l)vr 3b 4 0 2 0 Laodrex cf 4 13 0 W H KR BRSO 2 2 11 Schmidt. Phil. 33; •:S|.U. rf’rn / ss 4 ti 1 0 Gernnm e f 3 111 H;e sev lb 0 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b Mo’phy Atl 35, Hallimori* 5. New York 4, 1st garni* B' ai(|ii rl 4 0 0 0 Baker I! 4 0 0 0 11 10 12 honey, chosen for its symbolic sweetness, is found Jews in Russia and Poland.” iw 5-t; ICniy 21. 2 0 0 1 Mando c 4 0 10 Jurak 3b ll' inrr All. .11, Th*'mpson. Pitt. X. Baltimore 5. New York 3 2nd game K-nndv lb 3 0 1 0 G uerrer rl 3 0 11 5 2 2 1 3 0 10 J at S 5' I'otals .12 2 6 2 TeitaR 29 5 7 5 H.ixcs rl 10 0 0 Boggs lb NmcrI'an l.eaguc — Thomas. Mil. 35. in many of the holiday foods. Oakland at 1'oronlo. ppd rain S;i' ./;ir ss 3 0 0 0 Garvev II) 5 1 1 2 IN .la*k-.»)n. ('al. 34; Winfield. NY. X; 4k Tzimmes .lM■■• V < I 3 0 10 Cey 5h 2 0 0 0 . M l.nia Seal He OlOOmOOtF 2 Dilonc* Il 3 10 0 Perez dh ’There is the honey and apple, and there is honey B-'Slon I2. Cleveland I 5 1 0 0 Tl"irnt*)n ('lev. Oglivic. Mil and Cooper. Sw her «• 3 0 0 0 R»K*nick rl 0 0 0 0 M \ |l l KR :. 9-ici Kans.as ('iIn 32O(K)O0Ox-5 C'asfilh cl 4 0 0 0 Nichols If IVi pound brisket of beef or boneless chuck Milwaukee 6 Detroit 3 3 0 10 Hoffmn ss 5 2,13 M I .X in Tzimmes, a kind of thick stew. There is honey ilifornia 7, Chit ago 0 Pil'"»an 2b 3 0 10 Scioscia c 3 0 10 !v CasfilP.' DP Seattle 2 Kansas City I ivh/nsk 1 pound fresh carrots 2 0 0 0 Hussell ss 3 0 0 0 IP - an I I.OU-Se.i tile 6 Kansas City 3. 2lW- Ailenson c 3 0 11 Runs Batted In cake for dessert, or taiglach. Kansas City 5. St*attle 2 SIlM p 10 10 National league — Murphy Atl. 106; T m |'m ph J 0 0 0 Valonzul p 3 0 10 12 \ 9.:iti '*ini[)':e>n M< Mi (Jeroninin, B<)chlf* SH I.aFrnc.s c 1 iarge onion Minnosnia 3 Texas 2 35 1 9 I Totals 38 12 13 11 P'*’knoi ('h*. and Oliver. Mtl 99; The second day of Rosh ha-Shanah the family is |icl.* *n p 0 0 0 0 .1 ( h i- 2* CCM Totals 3 sweet potatoes, pared Wetinesdav’s Games ( 'levc'land 000010000- 1 TI "mps-.n. Pill 96; Clark. SF. 95. supposed to eat a new fruit, something newly in 'All Times KDTi 'rMl.)l 30 II 6 0 Totals 2 9 1 7 1 KW YOl.’K MONTHEAL IP H REHBBSO S(.;.t|le- Uo' Inn 200 053 20X- 12 'Mieri»an lx*aguc — McRae. KC. 121; 4 white potatoes, pared (Vikland (Keough 11-17 and Conrov 0-1) Diego OnOOHlOrtl 0 ,ih 1• 11 bi ub r h 111 season, and one which the family has not had in the Reallie' d . 8-12) t-1-3 ' V Hemv Dv)'II 0 olivci lb 3 0 '2 2 1 unsl'.rd (10). Hoffman (7i SB-Dilone ■'alional lx*ague — Raines. Mtl. 67; L. 'Flanagan 14-KM. 7 ii pm ' gi ll- 5 ?P.-Lai'dreaux. Guerren' 31’ i.m r ■ 0 0 0 0 0 t) V, .ih'BeTg 2-3 2 V2 tablespoons honey '1 II' 3 0 ^ onfiblil rl K ms.i«: Cits ‘ir iib Stl.. 64: Moreno. Pitt. 55; Wilson. fruit, such as a pomegranate. “ But I don’t buy red Cleveland (Barker 12-11' at Boston ' ;iiwt'' mix S- Hi'i'nicki*. 1 M-h > It 4 n II 0 C.irter ,c 4 0 ) 0 IP H RERBBSO \N M. S.Sax. LA, 46. grapes until Rosh ha-Shanah,” she says, “then I 1 tablespoon salt ' F ' kersley 1211 >. 7 35 p ni IP H R ER BB.SO lloHi* • c 4 I 1 0 W allac Si 3b 4 0 I 0 Ca In. (W 2-1' 51-3 San 1 • -‘gM TiiM'- 4 Gat'ia. Tor. 48. J Cruz. Sea. X; serve them at Rosh ha-Shanah for the new fruit.” ' M 'lrns 16-14 1. 7 .’15 p m il 10 5- 1 0 i.iU" 2h 3 0 0 Sjicior ss 3 0 1 0 Cl 'tk [.ile hed to I haltei */2 cup brown sugar WC C.-esirei PB—Sweet -■•tii'n ('fi 2-3 5 5 3 1 1 M 'lilor. Mil. ^17: Walhan. KC. X, The holidays culminate'in Yom Kippur, a 25-hour t .ilifornia • Ftusch I2-I0i at {'hicagti ':u hr /’ 2 n 0 0 Flvnn !2b 3 1 1 0 2 3 3 3 2 0 Mh’V II 6 R2i; Pitc’hlng 3 tablespoons granulated sugar I K"Osm.an 8-6 1 8 .10 p m ' t.Mtl ph 0 ti 1 Lea r 3 0 (1 1) l•,.,.,l 1 2 0 0 0 1 Vic lories fast beginning at sundown on the ninth day, and Sraflle (Perry 9-121 Kansas City ■W 01-12 9 6 0 U 0 6 I’lilf 0 II 0 n Frvman 0 0 0 0 2 tablespoons water !' |) Bo.il on • Nation.') League — Carlton, Phil. X-9; marked with the most solemn service of the Jewish I Giira 17-101. 8 if) p rn \-44 .*12 Hi-arflon p 0 0 t) 1) Va'"n/uela, LA, 18-12 Rogers. Mtl. 17-7; IVi cups cold Water 32 1 r> 1 Tolals X 3 7 1 iiiImi iW 11-101 T 5 * 9 ? 5 religious year. HerRid photo by Pinto Texas (Tanana 6-17' at Minnesota I awl'.rd Pius'*. LA. Ih-lO. Niekro. Hous. Robin- Trim fat from meat. Slice carrots crosswise, and • c.i'itillo 9-111. 8 35 p.m \* ’W Vtirk (O) nm 1«) 1 E ( HIPAt.O PITTSBURGH Snn*nsnn pitc’hc’d to 2 batters In 6th, *au' FNtI ancl Welc-h. LA. 15-10 Even children aged 13 and over participate in the Thursday's Games M"Mlr cal IX tiiionx- .1 slice onions thinly. Cut potatoes in medium chunks. :il) r 111 1)1 ab I•h bi WP- Heaton PB -B ando T—3:13 A- American I^*aguc — Gura. K(^ 17-10; fast, during which no food pr drink is taken. Ser THE ISRAEL TABATSKY HOME IS READIED FOR HOLIDAYS Texas at Minnesota 1 DP- New York 1 LOB Ncw York 1r> Vu* kovicli Mi! 164; Zahn. (%'iL 16-7; Seattle at Kansas (,'ity. night '»dhf. 2h 4 0 1 0 M*)reno rf ’ 3 1 1 154.5 Place meat in bottom of large pot. Arrange nndv 2h 1 0 0 0 Frobel irf 1 0 0 0 Montreal 6 2H \^.llla^h. Brooks, Spoicr MoDi^, Del. Ifid4. Caldwell. Mil, 15-11; vices are solenin and run through most of the day. . . . round challah Is front; honey dish and apple Is to right Oakland at ('hieago. night 2B D.-ovsor SB -R aines (67 • .SF- ^tauh Bowling layers ,of white potatoes, prunes, sweet potatoes, Boston at Detroit, night 1 vva 3 1 1 0 R;iv 2b 3 3 3 1 'EXAV MINNESOTA H"C( ("hi 15-14. Both Mrs. Tabatsky and Miss Krupp, a student at 6 II* M R E R B B S O onion and carrot. Add one cup water, honey, salt, Calilornia at Toronto, night F i'tchi ss 1 1 n n Mmllck 3b 2 1 1 f ab r h hi ah r h hi Earned Run Average Manchester High School, have shared their favorite 31 Morrisn 3b 1 0 0 0 ' Ha ^(1 on 1 inning x number of games New Y'lrk at Baltimore, night B'l'kni Ib 4 1 "'hr- (L i>7' 6 7 3 3 3 3 ''ripl'i cf 4 0 0 0 Mitchell cf 4 0 10 tomato juice, and brown sugar. Simmer one hour. 0 0 3 1 1 1 recipes for the honey taiglach, since there are family. The meal is in the evening,” she says. The Vi teaspoon dried yeast STIimp'^ Ih 0 0 JTIunps lb l ‘ lICO 2 0 0 0 0 (1 (»'Briin II 4 1 11 Castino 2b 4 0 0 0 ".at h lean' has playcKii 3 2 rf 1 1 1 4 9 Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Heat 3 tablespoons I I'lrlian ' rf 5 1 Hebner Mnni •**al I nil ;th 4 0 11 Brnnskv rf 3 1 1 0 National League — Qogers. Mil. 2 25: many different ways of preparing the delicacy. taiglach tops the meal; her version is fried. 1' teaspoon baking powder T.'hler 3h 1 0 2 1 0 0 4 0 Larv cf t -1 1 '1.V 12')' 6 3 ' ’■nri'h rl 4 0 0 0 Hrbek lb 4 0 11 Nii'kio. llou. 2 61; Andujar. StL^ 2.66; white sugar and two tablespoons water over high Pennant Races at a Glance .I'hnSto n ir 1 0 0 i Easier If 5 -1 1 0 61-3 1 1 1 •l.askrv. SK. 2.73, Candelaria. Pitt. 2.X Some are fried, some are b ak^, others are boiled. 3 to 4 cups flour !•' Vina p 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 ‘invtetlr II 4 0 0 0 Ward If 3 0 2 1 By I’nited Press International \\'»)ds '•f 3 0 1 II Pena c 4 2 2 1 KRIKNDSHIP Pat Porter 186, Aivrican league — Pelry. Del. 3.06; heat until sugar carmelizes. Then pour the last ri-anl"•n (S 25' 0 0 0 (1 .1 Ihn n dh 2 0 10 Gaetti 3b 2 1 1 0 “On Rosh ha-Shanah, we have a large meal,” '/2 stick margarine, melted Mill ct1 2 (I 01 Berra s;s 5 1 1 1 2 0 Karen Krupp’s Taiglach WP Clyde Lajoie 223-470, Pat ’Thibodeau ‘ unfO'rr c 3 0 0 0 Wells dh 200 1 ‘siitelfife. Cle. 3 06;Vuckovich. MIL 3.X; amount of cold water over the caramelized sugar. P 2 cups honey AMKRIC’AN l k a g d k n II .1 0 0 0 Tunnell 0 0 0 0 'achi \ T 2 37 A- 21 ,512 Miss Krupp says, “with salad, fish, soup, then a Ih ndrsn P •V.li'di 2) 3 110 Faedo ss 3 0 0 0 Palmer. Bal. 3.12; Stanley. Bos, and Hast 0 1 1 1 0 187-499, Don Thibodeau 203-510, 4 eggs, beaten 2 to 4 ounces colored nonpareils candy Add mixture to meat and vegetables, place in oven 1- 1 0 n Niemann p ■ »rnl ss 2 0 0 0 Smith c 3 1 1 0 Pe.ntt"' Sc*a. 3.14 main course, sometimes chicken or meat.” W L Pet GB B« nt(in r 1 0 n n V'argas ph 1 1 1 0 ( INCIN'NATI SAN FRANC1S('0 Strikcjouts and bake for an hour and a half. Serve in a bowl. 85 60 .506 - Dave Correia 518. '"'t.’)| 30 2 4 2 Totals 28 3 7 3 “We have my grandparents and often another 1 teaspoon salt Make dough. Mix eggs, salt, yeast, baking Milu aukee N'..lns 2 1 1 0 McWlIm 1 1 0 0 ab r h hi ah r h hi Nali*«nal League — Soto. Cin. 241; 83 61 .576 1 4 P P ' ex.n 002 000 000--2 Baltimore 1*1 (llV p 0 0 0 0 4 0 II 0 Davis ( f 3 0 0 0 Carlton, F’hil. 239; Ryan. Hou. 217; Heston 80 64 556 44 Redus If ’'linn* nta 000 012 00X- 3 M 'rind ph 10 0 0 1 andf-i\ 3li 4 0 0 0 0'M allv 3b 1 0 0 0 KLKS- Jack Talley 146-363, Travis !•: c H‘tt' D P-Texa.s 1. Minne.sota 1. \alenznela. LA. 174; Welch. LA, 157. (lames Remaining Ktavec p 0 0 0 0 Have- p 0 0 0 0 IN-ttini 3b 0 0 0 0 American League — Bannister. Sea. ' MILWAUKKK 07' Home (9)-Ncw Cook Sr. 143-390, Max Welch 137-368, ' DB ‘i cxa' 3. Minnesota 4 2B—Ward 2. Si'*in p 0 0 0 0 » ont p. n s- 4 0 10 Morgan 2b 3 0 1 0 •i B n 'ii .IB Gaciti SB—LJohnson (3), S 178 Barker. Clcv. 156: Guidry. NY. 143. York (3». SopI 17, 18, 19. Btiston t3l. \\ 'Her ph 1000 Itcnch lb 4 0 10 ('lark rf 1 1 o 0 Babe Pelletier 140-394, Paul Ford I Pighelti, NY, 141: Beattie. Sea. 140' SepI 20 . 21, 22. Baltimore (3i. Sepl. 24.- Dcri SF- Wells C.tmphll p 0 0 0 0 \a il If 3 0 10 Bergmn lb 3 112 382, Tony Salvatore 135-356, Hank IP H RERBBSO Saves 25 26, Away (8 '- a t Detroit O i. Sepl H"(l p 0 0 0 0 Walker rt 0 0 (1 0 i.eonard 11 3 0 10 .Tex ■ Nallonal League — Sutter. StL. 32; 15 at Boston (3'. Sept 28 , 29 , 30. at Hebert. 367, Dave Lachapelie 382, T-'tals 37 5 11 5 Totals 33 15 13 15 (fester ph 1 0 0 0 Venable If 0 0 0 0 '(■ill.Tk (I, 7-7) 52-3 6 3 3 1 4 fPirber Atl, and Minton. SF. 27; Ballimore (4). Oct 1 (2l, 2. 3 Chicago ' 004 001 000- 5 Hnshlilr il 4 0 10 Mav • c 3 0 0 0 Gene Richardson 350, Ernie Pepin Reardon Mtl. 25; Allen. NY. ancl BALTIMORF Home a2f-New ( ‘mor 2 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Piiishurgh 00646000X- 15 Prf'vmo f 2 111 LeMas>r^s 3 0 0 0 Mlnni'sota Tckulvc Pit. 19. Y o u r neighbor's kitchen York (2i. Sepl 15. 16. Heveland (3). lOIV-Chicago 11. Pittsburgh 5. 2B— 161-146-430, Bill Adamy 167-431, A1 l.awless 2b 3 0 10 Hammkr p 2 0 0 0 DC’onrnr (W 7-7i 9 4 2 2 1 8 Aineriran Ix'ague — Quisenberry. KC. Sept 17 m. W Detroit '3i, Sept 20. 21, DiM-ham Tabler, Easier. Ray. HR— Ber(*nyi p 2 0 10 Holland p 10 0 0 Coelho 136-365, Chuck Barrera 135- 33; Fingers. Mil. 29; Gossage. NY 22 Milwaukee i4i. Oct I i2>.2. 3. Away Meliner i2c Madlock (18). SB—Buckner BMP hv Matlack (Brunansky). WP— Cedenn Ih 10 10 371, Ralph Doyer 144-382, Ken ('Conn.'*- T -I:55 A-3..182. Caudill. Sea, 25. Davis. Min. 19. '6» at Milwaukee i3i Sepl 24, 25. 26. '1 4 'I S McWilliams SF—Madlo<*k 2. Tot.'Is .12 1 8 I Totals 25 2 3 2 :.l Detroit (31. Sept 28 . 29 , 30 M'li’no Tin. innali 010 000 onv - 1 Gowperwaite 140-378, Bruce Fish HO.STON (181 Home (8V-Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO San Fram isco 000 000 20x^2 147-397, Dave Richards 157-146-427, 'll Sept 15, New York (4i, Sepl. 24 . 25. Chicago Dl’-Cincinnati 1. San Francisco 1 26 27. Milwaukee '3 i. Sept, 28 , 29 , 30. Notes iL 8-12) 3 1-3 7 7 7 2 3 LDB-Cim inilati 5. San Francisf o I 2B- Tuffy M ontinerl 140-365, Bob Yuan Chien makes silk balls...to eat Awav il0v--al Detroit (4i. vSepl 16. 17. Prolv 2-312210 Hc'enyi HR—Trevino ill. Bergman *3). IH.ETCHER GLASS CO. 18 19. at Milwaukee (3). Sept 20. 21, 22, Bonadies 143359, Joe DeSimone 138- Kravec 1-3 4 6 6 1 0 SB Houst'holder il5 ', (Y'deno il5) 0 * tt J5 f * f t M .11 New York <3i, Oct I 2. 3 Stein 12-310011 IP H RERBBSO 360, A1 Atkins i39-350, Joe Cataldi West Campbell 1 0 0 0 2 2 ( iiirinnati They are complicated but not quite 157-387, Joe Mosesian 366, Doug By Barbara Richmond with just one kind of meat. We don’t Kansas Citv 83 61 .576 — ^ Bird 1 0 0 0 0 2 B'i.*nvi-«L 8-17) 7 3 2 2 2 6 Scruton 145-173-450. COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE as complicated as they seem when . C;ili(()ima 82 62 569 I Pill.shtirgh H '- es ' 1 0 0 0 0 2 Herald Reporter like Western hamburgers and we Games Remaining Tunnell 2 1-3 7 4 4 0 1 >n l‘'rancisH) WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLAS,** never use cheese,” she said. you first lo'ik at the recipe. KANSAS CITY (IRC Home i9V-Seatlle Nimnn 7 8 1113 FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING '21 Sept 15. 16 California (3». Sepl 27. McWilliams (S 1) H"iland (S 3i 2 0 0 0 0 4 Silk balls, moon cakes and curry “We use a lot of pork, soy sauce, 28 29 Oakland »4'. Sept 30. Oct. 1. 2. 3; H B P-hv Tunnell (Tabler); Nie- llam tnaker pitched to 1 batt«*r in 8lh • FIREPLACE & DOOR MIRRORS dumplings — sound exotic? ’That’s sesame oil, cashews, scallions and Silk balls ^ \wav '9> at Minnesota (3). Sent 17. 18. mann (Rurkn(*n T—2;54 A—4.822. W P- Berenvi T- 2 15 A-3.728 19 at (‘alilornia (3i. .Sept 20 . 21. 22. at • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK just some of the fare that will be ginger in our cooking," Mraj Chien 5 ounces ground pork O.iklaiul (3>. Sept 24 . 25 , 26 served at the Taiwanese Association said. CALIFOHMA (181 Home (6F-Kansas CALDWELL OIL, INC. Mrs. CJiien had a wistful look on 3 ounces shrimp I ^kHCHtSTtR 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 ^ Festival on Oct. 2 at Glastonbury 2 pieces Chinese dry mushroom High School. her face as she described the wide variety of fresh fruits available in 3 eggs GM Yuan Chien of Manchester, along teaspoon salt Estimite GUSy Given with several other Taiwanese Taiwan. There are many more kinds * 1 1 0 7 * C.O.D. Vi teaspoon sugar MODERN AUTO women, will be cooking these Orien there than here, she said. ADventnres Vi teaspoon pepper AUTO REPAIRS tal foods for the festival. Mrs. Cliien RADIATOR KUTKS s stock HERE ARE A FEW popular and her husband, Shung-Mao Chien, INTRODUCES 54 M txn ST. MANCHfSm .ioo-)4”-j/u”.y." Chinese (Taiwanese) recipes to try. manage Carvel’s Ice Cream Super l’l<•i^-l‘ lurn to pa({p 14 th« 90-mlnut« 0 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 (O ff Center St.) drlv«-ln and WE SERVICE ALL market on Center Street. 'They have been in this country about two driva-away aolutioni Horn* of Mr Goodwroncfi’ GENERAL MOTOR years. FOR: •CARS AND TRUCKS toto radator leaks, THE CHINESE HAVE a unique Taiwanese festival 5 > ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS TIDY CAR hose leaks, World’s Leading Auto Appearance Spoclallsts way of printing recipes. ’They group efiflieating, • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS the ingredients in sections by I I i t number, and when they describe uW nM UUU, • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS NEVER WAX VOUR CAR AGAIN how to put the ingredients together otters food, more intf-freen dwiies, AUTO PAINTING GUARANTEED IN WRITING they use numbers. dasakig ind flashing CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE ’Therefore, when you try some of Come observe the full-moon sweet and sour pork, pepper steak, HtY.'IHAT SflflKEOOr ARTIST We have found that festival, one of Taiwan’s major moon cake. There will also be iced WE AWERTiSED tDR IS KERE. Treot Your Car Tnlay. . . To A Mrs. Chien’s tasty dishes, note the most of our customers 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE same ingredient may be repeated holidays, with the Taiwanese tea and lemonade. problems can be solved two or three times as it is used in families of the Greater Hartford In addition to the food included in within this time frame. PRESRY-A-SHINE various steps of preparation. area on Oct. 2 from 5 to 10 p.m. at the ticket price, a wide selection of The problem part is Chinese cooking is a very subjec Glastonbury High School. Taiwanese delicacies, will be on removed, promptly -ALSO- 2. Paint Protection • Vinyl Tops Shampooed and Treated tive art. ’There are no definite quan For the first time the festival is sale in the school cafeteria. repaired on our CARTER tities of any ingredient, nor any open to the public. The cost will be • Upholstery and Carpeting Shampooed Colorful exhibits will include premises and 3. Interior Protection exact time limit for cooking any $7 for adults and $5 for children. reinstalled. and Treated. Taiwanese puppets, mandarin recipe. She suggests that the cook ’This charge includes food, a variety costumes and several exotic NOTICE Replacements are 4. Splash Guards develop his or her own recipes of entertainment and a cooking Probate Court is open musical instruments. available from our dis through trial and error. demonstration on the art of making for conferences with the tributor size inventory. Save SKX) oM the regular price of Ziebart's Total Protection Package.* Martial Arts masters Andrew aiid Call us now to make your car last kx>ger ar>d look better. Hurryl “ we only have Chinese food in our Chinese food. Amos Huang, will perform. Several judge from 6:30 P.M. to Relax in our waiting 1229 MAIN ST. Don't miss this super otter! home. But it’s a lot more expensive The festival is being sponsored by 8 P.M. on Thursday room, while our AUTO REPAIR *On«< eotmen m pAn Vz teaspoon chopped garlic - One of the most brilliant chefs working in America elegant at the same time. Combine 'A cup of diced shallots, ‘A cup equal quan Conlinufd from page KJ 1 teaspoon MSG 6 cups oil for frying My informant greatly enjoyed a luncheon that started today is undoubtedly Masataka Kobayashi, a native of off with an ephemeral mousse of snow peas formed into tities of capers and finely diced cornichons (imported V4 teaspoon black pepper 3 tablespoons each of Tokyo whose culintary training is solely in the classic miniature French gherkins) and 'A cup of fresh green >''2 teaspoon sesame oil 1 teaspoon sesame oil vinegar, sugar, water, ketchup Beard three ovals on a bed of fresh tomato sauce. The next dish 1 tablespoon water IFrench tradition. Unlike many “new wave" French was a cold brisket of beef. Irreproachably tender, it herbs, such as parsley, chives, etc. Mix with 'A cup 6 cups of stock 1/3 teaspoon salt chefs who are conducting a love affair with Japanese vinaigrette, made With % olive oil and "A cup wine '/z tablespoon cornstarch was served in thin slices that were actually rare in the Rinse and devein shrimp; drain IVz teaspoon cornstarch cooking and incorporating borrowed ideas into their '/i cup water on Food middle — a triumph for a cut of meat that is all too often vinegar seasoned with salt, pepper and mustard. and smash with side of cleaver and IV2 teaspoons water cuisine, Masa has never learned how to cook classical At Masa’s restaurant, the strips are crisscrossed on '/i teaspoon salt chop finely. Chop pork fat finely and By James Beard served in the form of gray string. This was accompanied Remove any fat or tough mem Japanese food!,Nevertheless, Japanese visual traditions the plate with the green sauce placed at the intersection V4 teaspoon sesame oil mix with chopped shrimp. Syndicated Columnist by a good garlicky mayonnaise and some perfect little brane from pork and cut meat into Shine through in the exquisite presentation of his dishes. and with a garnish of tender seasonal vegetables, lightly */4 teaspoon pepper Thoroughly combine for filling. Peel slices about 2/3 inches thick. Using vegetables. 1 teaspoon cornstarch I first met Masa when he was sous chef for Claude Dessert consisted of a sample of both the delicious cooked dnd cooled. (Asparagus tips are a good choice.) cucumber. blunt edge of cleaver, lightly pound Bailie at the Palace restaurant in New York. He was, 1 teaspoon water Beat egg lightly (add extra yolk if slices to tenderize; cut meat into lemon tart and the even more delectable chocolate Chop up shrimp. Soak mushrooms very much in the background and rarely spoke, much monpse cake, both of which were smooth beyond belief desired) and mix with the Vz teaspoon bite-size pieces. Mix with soy sauce, less asserted himself. When Claude moved to Stephen Pate Fralches Aux Truffes in water and when soft, shred them. cornstarch and the 1 teaspoon egg yolk and 1 tablespoon cor where Masa Kobayashi is now exercising his talents at a and hot.too sweet. My informant forgot to tell me which Combine pork, shrimp, mushroom, Specter’s Le Plaisir, he took Masa with him. Within a Wines were chosen to enhance the menu, but she did (Fresh linguine in truffle sauce) water. Heat a lightly oiled pan and nstarch and let soak 20 minutes. very short time Claude Bailie and Stephen Spector found rather remarkable restaurant named the Auberge du According to the restaurant’s dinner menu, the quan '/2 teaspoon salt, ‘A teaspoon sugar add egg mixture, rotating pan so Before deep frying meat, mix with Soleil. A very close friend of mine lunched there recent remember to ask Masa for a recipe on my behalf. He and pepper, Vz teaspoon sesame oil, that they were no longer in agreement about food and responded very nobly with two, which I take great tities given here serve five as an appetizer. This also that egg spreads evenly to coat pan 6 tablespoons cornstarch. Remove cooking. Claude departed, and Masa was left to man the ly and sent me this report, which I value and which I makes a wonderful luncheon dish. 1 tablespoon water and 'A tables and form a thin pancake. seeds from green pepper and cut think will duplicate my own feelings. I have enormous pleasure in passing on to you. The first is a kind of Car poon cornstarch and make 12 meat- Ship. paccio with raw lamb rather than raw beef and an Usejfresh homemade pasta, or buy the best fresh egg Cook until lightly brown and flip into bite-size pieces. Heat oil for Within 24 hours Masa seemed to change completely. respect for Masa and am looking forward to the day noodles available and use homemade chicken stock — balls. Whip the eggs, coat the pan over to the other side; cook a few deep frying and fry pork pieces over when 1 shall sample his cookery in the Napa Valley. extraordinarily good sauce; the second shows off with oil and fry the egg slowly and He became quite outgoing, his English flowed, his truffles to wonderful advantage and is worth the the kind that cools-to a flavorful jelly. more seconds until golden and medium heat for three minutes; French Rowed and it was all great revelation. Until It seems that the restaurant is the brainchild of its then shred it and coat the meatballs owner, Claude Rouas, who is also co-owner of Make the sauce first by sauteeing 2 tablespoons remove. Cut in half and trim to a remove and reheat oil until very hot then, I had thought that he spoke only Japanese! Within splurge! chopped shallots in 1 tablespoon butter. Add 2 cups rich with the shreds. Put them in a 7x3-inch rectangle. Cut each nori and re-fry pork another 30 seconds L’Etoile restaurant on Nob Hill in San Francisco. It took steamer and steam about 10 minutes a very few months he gained a reputation throughout chicken stock and reduce by half. Add 1 cup heavy sheet in half. and remove and drain. New York — as well as more far-flung places — as a six years and the combined talents of a top architect and Filet Cru D’agneau Vinaigrette cream and reduce by half. Season with salt and pepper, over high heat. ■ Place an egg sheet flat on counter Reheat pan and 3 tablespoons oil; a top decorator to bring Auberge du Soleil to fruition. Boil together 1 tablespoon oil and chef to be reckoned with. I enjoyed some really outstan and stir in 1 tablespoon chopped black truffles. Cook 1 (long edge on horizontal); spread stir fry chopped garlic until ding food at Le Plaisir, and I was therefore quite dis From all accounts the place is stunning, with a (Apopetizer of filet of lamb with piquant green sauce) pound linguine until al dente, drain and toss with a little V4 teaspoon white cooking wine and surface with 'A of. filling; smooth fragrant, add green pepper and breathtaking view of that felicitous part of the country. For four people, you will need % pound of raw lamb Vz cup water, ‘A teaspoon salt, V4 mayed when I learned that he was foresaking New York sweet butter. Place sauce on the plates, pile pasta in the top and place a sheet of nori on top pickled vegetables and stir fry brief Much use has been made of sand-colored adobe and red filet trimmed of all fat and membrane, cut into 16 slices teaspoon sesame oil and '/* teaspoon for new pastures, center (at the restaurant it is swirled into a neat cone) and beginning at each side edge, roll ly; add vinegar, sugar, water, cedar, and apparently there is a great feeling of space and pounded paper-thin to 1 'A inches by 4 inches each. pepper. When mixture starts to boil, ketchup and salt and when mixture MAJOR HENRY BALCH, AIR FORCE RESERVIST It’s easiest to do this between two sheets of plastic and top each serving with a teaspoon of chopped mix in the 1 teaspoon cornstarch and up jelly roll style to middle so that RATHER SITTABIA for a French chef, the new and light. A lavish display is made of Rowers and plants, rolls will meet in middle; spread a begins to boil, add the I'A teaspioons . . . fashions shelter from parachute pastures are in Northern California’s wine country. wrap. If you can’t get lamb filet, substitute the long truffles. 1 teaspoon water and just before and the general effect manages to be both rustic and bit of filling between rolls to secure cornstarch and the water, to thicken. serving, quickly spoon the dressing them together. Repeat process for Add fried meat pieces and toss light over the egg balls. The egg balls are other roll. ly to mix together; remove to ser usually served on some kind of Place rolls on a lightly oiled heat ving plate and serve. vegetable or on crisp lettuce leaves. Reservist has unusual recipes proof plate and place in steamer for California’s guide 7 minutes. Remove and cut each roll Pickled vegetable salad He is an engineer with Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in Egg-Shrimp rolls into one-half inch sections. Heat the K fliliir V n o lo : C n p l. K ic lia rc l D y r r , ii Mnnrlii-Ht<>r lists 401 wineries Vz turnip iiHorm'y, 1h u moinlH-r of llic MunrlicHlrr Hoard of East Hartford and has served 17 years in the Air Force Vz pound raw, shelled shrimp 2 teaspoons salt, MSG, 'A teaspoon 1 cucumber and Air Force Reserve. 1 ounce pork fat or suet black pepper, 1 teaspoon sesame oil Education. He Ih an Air Force KcNcrviHl. Vz carrot After his graduation from Virginia Polytechnic In- ' SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The 1982-83 edition of ‘/z teaspoon rice wine and 6 cups of stock, until boiling. 10 slices ginger root By Capt. Richard Dyer situte, he was commissioned an Air Force officer and California’s wine area guide lists 401 wineries that are Vz teaspoon salt Add cucumber pieces and cook 3 I tat* ai S ' >«**<*> 4 vI F " ) Green Price Spedals M . Vz hot red pepper, diced served on active duty as a navigator on B-52 bombers. open to the public in 36 of the state’s 58 counties. That’s V4 teaspoon MSG minutes. Place in serving bowl and WESTOVER AIR FORCE ^ S E , Mass. — Major I Vz tablespoon salt Henry Balch, an Air T=qi;ce iffeservist who lives at 11 He later transferred to the Air Force Reserve and an increase of 41 over the 1981 listings. V4 teaspoon black pepper arrange egg rolls on top and pour hot 3 tablespoons sugar today serves as a navigator on C-130 cargo aircraft Listings include directions, telephone numbers, Vz teaspoon sesame oil mixture over all. Meadow Road in Bolton, h5s-«)me unusual recipes he’s , 3 tablespoons vinegar which fly on worldwide military missions from whether appointments are required, availability of ac 1 egg white Cut turnip, cucumber and carrot recently learned to whip Conn. up. commodations for the handicapped, picnic facilities, Save up to *2“ Smoked woodchuck naeat and cattail salad aren t W6stovcr. 1 tablespoon cornstarch Sweet and sour pork into bite-size pieces (equals about 2 §alch has accumulated more than 3,000 flying hours retail sales and tastings. haute cuisine, but they recently became a part of 1 egg 2/3 pounds pork loin cups) and add ginger root slices, hot during his military career. Individual copies of the guide are free, with a self- with these 'A teaspoon cornstarch red pepper and salt. Mix and let Balch’s menu during a survival training course. The 1 tablespoon soy sauce course was given by the 439th Tactical Airlift Wing at addressed envelope with 37 cents postage, from the 1 teaspoon water 1 egg yolk stand 6 hours. Lightly rinse ;Wine Institute, 165 Post St., San Francisco, CA 94108. Super Bonus Coupoi 2 sheets nori or purple laver 1 tablespoon cornstarch vegetables and drain and add salt, Westover Air Force Base. ■ The California wine country is a top tourist attraction (available at Chinese food store) Balch is a C-130 aircraft navigator with the 439th and 6 tablespoons cornstarch sugar and vinegar. Mix and let the training'which he recently completed was designed that draws more than 5.5 million visitors a year. seaweed 1 cup pickled vegetable salpd mixture stand for another 6 hours in to save his life in the event that he had to bail out of his 1 medium-sized cucumber 1 small green pepper refrigerator. 2 teaspoons salt plane over a remote wilderness. TWO-FOR-ONE During the training, Balch learned how to forage for Variety bread sales up food, build a shelter from a parachute, and navigate IS BACK. with a compass. He also received training in escape and MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - Variety bread sales have Apple crop good this year evasion tactics and learned signaling and fire-building Buy one, more than doubled in the past 10 years, from seven techniques. gel one pounds per person in 1972 to 17 pounds this year. Balch expressed the hope that he’ll never haveto use The figures come from a Minneapolis food company ITHACA, N.Y. 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Inc MANCHE.STEH ilERALlL WH_; 15. 1982 — \‘ 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Sept. 15. 1982 Menus English Chot ^P E O P LE PHIL ROURA«TOM POSTER Schola Cantomm Manchester schools The following lunches will be served in the ® *3 Manchester public schools the week of Sept. 20 concert scheduled EXCLUSIVE! through 24: Monday: Hot dog or chili dog on roll, french ’The Schola Cantomm of Oxford, Marriner. fries, buttered mixed vegetables, orange smiles. England will present a concert During the concert aC'Etnanuel Tuesday: Grape juice, cheese and pepperoni Friday at 8 p.m. At Emanuel Lutheran the choir will perform “O Is a deal to free Yoke's memorials get pizza, apple crisp. Lutheran Church, Church Street. Jesu mi dulcissime” and “Eus in Wednesday: Italian spaghetti, tossed salad ; Tickets are $4- nomine tuo,” by G. Gabrieli; “Jesu, McCartneys' soppert with choice of dressing, garlic bread and butter, Members of the 33-member choir meine Freude” by J.S. Bach and lech in the making? chilled pineapple. , will stay in the homes of, church “Dum transiset sabbatum” by J. Is there a deal in the making to free Lech Walesa if he Yoko Ono is spending most of her time building Thursday: Steq#ny autumn stew with members while in town. The choir Taverner. promises to leave Poland? "" memorials to her late husbapd, John Lennon—a vegetables, golden glow salad, biscuit and, ‘was founded in 1960 at Oxford Other numbers will be: “Blow Up Top-level diplomatic sources in Washington believe Strawberry Field in New York’s Central Park, a book to butter, brownies. University and has performed at the Trumpet in Sion” and'Hear My Walesa could find himself in the United States if he would be published by Doubleday (which will be edited by Jac- Friday: Chilled orange juice, toasted cheese ^Westminster Abbey and the Prayer, 0 Lord,” by H. Purceii; simply ask the Polish Communist government to give him a qnellne Kennedy Onassb) about John and Yoko, and sandwich, vegetable sticks, apple wedges and '.’Academy of St. Martin-in-the-fields. “Choral song and Fugue,” by S.S. one-way visa. Walesa still strikes fear into leaders of the ’ '• friends are demanding even more. peanut or raisin cup. Milk is served with all "Tlie choir has also broadcast over Wesley; “Justorum animae,” C.V. Warsaw regime because they know that if given half a Yoko met with Paul McCartney and his wife, Linda meals. the BBC. Stanford; “I was glad when they chance he could reform Solidarity into a viable trade union Eastman, about some of the projects recommended and • ’The choir’s repertoire extends said unto me,” C.H.H. Parry and movement. got their full support. But one thing that none of the Bolton elementary from early Renaissance to present “Plebs angelica,” “Steal Away” former Beatles seem bent on, says a business associate of A high ranking member of the Reagan Administration The following luncheS|iWill be served in the day. Andrew Parrott is conductor. and “Deep River,” by M. Tippett. said: “The Polish government would love to get rid of Yoko, is a reunion of the group. He explains: ■ The choir has also performed under Stephen Clarke on the Organ and Bolton Elementary School the week of Sept. 20 SCHOLA CANTORUM OF OXFORD, A MIXED CHOIR FROM ENGLAND Walesa, or all would be (orgiven if he would say he’s .sorry m u “ Everyone seemed to agree that there could never be a the direction of Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Wilson on the cello, will be reunion of what was and that it’s better to keep the best through 24: . will perform at Emanuel Lutheran Church on Friday about Solidarity and beg the government to release him for Paul McCarney, Yoko Ono and Linda McCartney (who Monday; Pizza meatloaf, mashed potatoes, ,'Sir Colin Davis and Neville accompanists for the choir. self-exile. He won’t beg, so we believe the alternative is for of the Beatles alive with their old movies and albums.” took exception to being photographed). mixed vegetables, orange wedges. Walesa to leave Poland with his family, never to return.” Tuesday: Cheeseburger, tomato salad, potato puffs, applesauce and cookie. Davidson wants to bo Wednesday; Spaghetti with meatsauce. garlic bread, tropical salad, pudding with topping. Wednesday TV more than a weekend dad Thursday: Fish sticks, macaroni and cheese bake, cole slaw, assorted desserts. V, Can a tall, handsome singer in the middle of a divorce find (32) - PKA Full Contact Karate Creatures' An 18th Cenlury- Friday: Fruit juice, meat and cheese pizza, past week's baseball action. O ) - Moneyline British Navy captain and a band I saw Neil DiamontPs concert in Buffalo. What will he be happiness within a few blocks of his first wife when he sets up 6:00 P.M. (32) - NCAA Football: tossed salad, choice of dressing, fruited gelatin ® ® - NBC News 22) - Newscenter of sailors investigate a tip on doing next? How can 1'^êt In touch with his fan house with his new love? C£ - Eyawitmxt News Southern California at Florida wholesale smuggling Peter with topping. 129 - Business Report ® - Sports Edition club?—J.V., Fort Erie, Ontario. . That’s the question facing John Davidson, who’s in the pro QE) - Chariis't Angel* (S) - News Cushing, Yvonne Romain, Pa (21) - Noticlaro Nkciona( SIN (2S)-- Ei Derecho de Nacer Te- Wednesday trick Allen, Oliver Reed 1962. Nell’s schedule was still up cess of ending his 10-year marfiage to his. childhood (£ d ) ® - New* lenovela en ia cual Maria , Elena ^ - MOVIE: 'Assignment Coventry schools Noticias nacionales con Guil ~ Franklin Show . (S ) - Laveme & Shlriey & Co. del Hunco da a luz un hijo ilegi- Paris' Newspapermen and CD in the air when we checked sweetheart, Jackie. lermo Restrepo. women in Paris try lo uncover “ I’ve never been closer to my children, John, 12, and Jen The following lunches will be served In the timo. Su padre al enterarsa de 05) - MOVIE: 'File On Thelma with him while he was home Coventry schools the week of Sept. 20 through , 92) - BMX Bicycle Motocroe* ® l - MOVIE: 'Hazing' An in esto., decide deshacersa del.nino evidence of a tie-in between the Jordan' An assistant district at in Los Angeles. But he says nifer, 6, than I am now,” said Davidson during a visit with ’ -fro m Lubbock, TX nocent night of fun and games pero 'Mama' Dolores, su negra Prime Minister of Hungary and torney becomes clandestinely 24: at a fraternity house turns into a you can write to his fan club’s People Exclusive to which he brought his girlfriend, Rhonda (39 - Calliope Children'* criada, decide encargarse del Tito. Dana Andrews, Marta To- involved with girl who is in Monday: Junior hamburger, hash brown Program * Today's stories are nightmare of death. Jeff East. babe. Nadia conoce la historia ran. George Sanders, Audrey dicted for her , aunt's murder. main office and join the Rivera. 'Egg Ceptional,' 'Once Upon a ( ^ - Bob Newhart Show hasta qua Albertico se convierte They don't mind staying up Totter. 1952 Barbara Stanwyck, Wendell “ I’m buying a house down the street from them and their potatoes, peaches. lale to brfng you the news. After pack. The address: P.O. Box Tuesday: Tacos, buttered rice, choice of Time' and 'Niko: War of the Vil S9 - ABC News en doctor y so envuelve con su ^2) ~ ^ 0 Love Boat Julie and Corey, Joan Tetzel 1949, 3357, Los Angeles, Calif. , mother because I want to see them every day,” he said. “That lages.' (60 min.) propia familia. Veronica Castro, several months on the job. co- Gopher fall in love, three ex- (23) - Sports Update vegetable, fresh fruit. ® - Over Easy Socorro Avalar, Humberto Zu- servicemen set up their -ser 90028. way, they’re only a bike ride away. I don’t foresee any prob 0 9 - Feetival of Faith anchars I -nda Ellerbee and ^ - MOVIE; 'Outland' A Wednesday: Triple grilled cheese, pickle rita. Lloyd Dobyns claim they have geant for romance and a lems. Jackie gets along with Rhonda and so do the kids. ® - Star Trak 7:00 P.M. woman finds the man of her space-age marshall tries to keep chips, french fries, pudding with topping. ® - Entertainment Tonight finally adjusted to working in the the pâce in a lawless mining “ I don’t want to be merely a weekend father. I want to serve l2 ) - Newswatch (J ) - CBS News dreams. (R) (1 hr., 10 min.) What are Paul Glaser and Thursday: Baked chicken, stuffing, cranberry ( ® - Welcome Back Hotter w6e .hours, and enjoy their new camp on one of Juniper's them lunches and supervise their homework and just talk with 'IS - Nawacenter CB ® - M'A'S'H 12:30 A.M. moons Sean Connery, Peter avid,Soul of TV’s “Starsky sauce, vegetable, assorted''desserts. ® - Business Report found midday freedom. Tune in them. And I really think this could work. It’s a test model for ® - T.V. Cbmmunty College (T) - Muppet Show Boyle, Frances Sternhagen. and Hutch” doing? Are they Friday: Juice, pizza or hot dog, salad, fruited 7:30P.M . NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT on (3 ) - Adam-12 1981. me, but eventually it could prove to be the answer for a lot of (S) - Reporter 41 (X) - ABC News Tuesday-Saturday tor all the making any new shows gelatin with topping. Milk is served with all G$D - P-M- Magazine CD - R*rt Patrol seperated and/or divorced parents. If things go okay, I may ' ® - Movie CS) - Major League Baseball: late-night news stories. CD - MOVIE: The Set Up' An 2;15A.M . meals. fS1 - All In the Family together?—J.F., Madison, even write a book about my experience.” (St - Jefferson* New York Mete at Montreal CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ex-convict is tricked into break CD ■■ News Neil Diamond CD - You Asked For It Neb. Rhonda and David.son met about three years ago when she & - 3-2-1. Contact (33) - Jeffereons ing into the house of a wealthy (3D - MOVIE: 'Tulips' Two Senior’s lunches f D - Family Feud businessman Maurice Denham, people find romance through a Although they were one of the hottest combinations on began working as one of his backup singers. She’s still a 6:30P.M . (39 - ESPN Sportsforum John Carson, Maria. Corvin. OD - News mutual neurosis. Gabe Kaplan. TV, both have been seeking new careers as individual ac backup singer, but she’s moved up considerably in their The following lunches will be served the week (39 - VVho Are The Debolts? 1963 Bernadette Peters. Rated PG. CE) - CBS N ew * - ESPN Sports Center tors, and both are doing well. Soul has a number of pro of Sept. 20 through 24 at Westhill and Mayfair Henry Winkler hosts this look at (32) G I - B ur Trek private relationship. “At first, it was strictly work.” he said. 33) - Barney Millar an extraordinary family: 2:30 A.M. jects cooking, including that TV series based on the movie Gardens to Manchester residents who are 60 or (IS) ~ Sports Look G$ - MOVIE: 'Nesting' A “ But then I separated from my wife and she split with her (39 - Race for the Pennant ® - 'Youl' Mag. for Women (52) - ESPN Sports Center classic “Casablanca.” He also is doing featured roles and fiance and we found each other.'Now, she’s anxious to be as older: Barry Tompkins and Tim ® - Sports Tonight (£) t982Compuk>g mystery novelist undergoes su (29 - Charlie's Angels pernatural experiences in the se (32) - Best of USA working on his singing career. Glaser is being sought by much a part of my kids as I am.” Rhonda Rivera and John Davidson: Selling up house Monday: Kielbasa, German noodles, green ' . McCarver host this look at the O ) - M*A»S*H (2D - MacNetl-Lehrer cluded countryside. Robin (25) ' Crossfire beans, rye bread, applesauce. Groves, Gloria Grahame, John Jerry Rosenberg, a convicted murderer and the nation’s Report (22) - Twilight Zone foremost jailhouse lawyer, who wants Glaser to play him. Tuesday: Barbecued chicken, vegetarian Carradine. Rated R. (2S) “ Trampa Para un Sonador Roqd' A young married couple biggest hits CD Ql) - Entertainment 2:45 A.M. And no, it doesn’t look like Starsky and Hutch will ever get Could be five years before Drilliams' appeals run out beans, cucumbers and tomato wedges, white Un hombre se" encuentra entre (25) - Night Gallery decides to stay together despite (52) - Sports Probe Tonight - Calendar It’s been eight months since Wayne B. Williams was con Meanwhile, Williams spends endless hours in a 7-by-lO bread, lemon cake with whipped topping. el amor de dos mujeres. Anto extra-marital affairs. Audrey (23) - Moneyllne Update CD together again. (22) - CNN News (32) * ESPN Sports Center foot cell, either reading, watching television or listening to Wednesday:' Meatloaf with gravy^ mixed nio Grimau, Cristina Alberto, Hepburn. Albert Finney. 1967. (22) ~ Benny HIM Show (22) - MOVIE: 'Happy Hooker victed of two of the 28 murders of the “ Atlanta Children.” Dora Prince. (25) - Freeman Reports (3D - MOVIE: 'Agency' An ad Goes to Hollywood The Queen And it could be three, four or even five years before the radio. He’s even taken up drawing, and has hung two of vegetables, cauliflower with cheese sauce, Cinema (S) - Great Performances vertising agency plots to control (S) *- Lzrt® Night w ith David of the Hookers goes to Holly d9) “ Match Game ’Live From Lincoln Center.' Zu (22) - Quincy Quincy provides Letterman Whatever happened to a singer named Rita Rhey, who wheat bread, chocolate puddihg. the next Presidential election. wood to make a movie based Williams finally begins serving hard time in a Georgia state his pictures on his wall. - Barney Miller bin Mehta conducts the New evidence against a mob leader sang with Paul Whiteman’s band during the 1940s? Rita for ‘frightening a victim to Robert Mitchum. Lee Majors, (52) - MOVIE: 'High Risk' A on her book. Martine Beswicke, pen. Fulton’s chief jailer, Ellis L. Bownlee, describes a typical Thursday. Baked fish with creole sauce, York Philharmonic and Leontyne filmmaker enlists three out-of- and I were close schoolmates and graduated in the same dS) - More Real People death.' (R) (60 min.) Valerie Perrine 1982. Rated R Adam West Rated R. That’s how long the appeals are likely to take. The big day: mashed potatoes, peas, grapefruit juice, rye Price sings some selections in work buddies to help him rob a class quite a few years ago.—J.K., Sharon, Pa. 8:00 P.M. this special -presentation. (2 (22) - MOVIE: 'Mad Max' (32) - Festival of Faith question is whether the 24-year-old would-be music pro “ Breakfast is at 6 a.m., so he must be up bt then. But bread, mixed fru.it cup. Hartford wealthy drug runner. James - 3:00A.M . Little Whorehouse in Tbxas CS eSD - |CBS Reports hrs.) When the worlds future is (25) ® - Twilight Zone Brolin, James Coburn, Anthony Whiteman died in 1967 and, after several attempts to moter can survive an existence that keeps him in a tiny cell outside of keeping his cell clean, there’s nothing for him to Friday: Turkey chow mein, steamed rice, Atheneum Cinema — threatened by terrorist cycle (R) 7:30, with Things Are CS) - P.M. Magazine 8:30 P.M. Quinn. 1981. CD “ Weather carry on the orchestra fizzled out, the orchestra members at the Fulton County Jail for most of the day? do. Twice a week, he’s taken to an undisclosed part of the tossed salad with dressing, fresh fruit, wheat ■ “ Taxi Zum Klo 7:30, 9:30, gangs, a band of police-elite ’Tough All Over (R) 9:30. ® ) - Phoenix Bennu is f j ) > Carol Burnett and (23) - Sports Tonight CD - MOVIE: 'Claudia' A and staff went their separate ways. According to friends of jail for recreation. But even there he has to be alone. Only bread. C5) sets out to protect the popu 12:45A.M . young married couple finds Williams keeps insisting that he is innocent of the Cinema City — Gone Itorkville stalked by an archaeologist who Friends lace. Mel Gibson. 1980 Rated (22) - Newscenter Whiteman, Rita Rhey was one of his proteges who quietly guards are with him. At night, he can watch TV until II leads him to Mira’s time cap (23) - MOVIE: 'Ths Hanging courage when they learn that murders of Nathaniel Cater, 27, Jimmy Ray Payne, 21, or • With the Wind 7:45. — Diva Film Festival Cinemas (2D - MacNeil-Lehrer Report R." @ - On Stage w ith J. Mother is dying. Dorothy left the spotlight, and her whereabouts is unknown to sule. (R) (60 min.) Somogi Tonight's program pro Tree' A frontier doctor with a any of the others. But police in Atlanta .say they now have through the bars of his cell. The TV set is in the corridor (R) 7:20, 9:40. — La Cage — Fame (R) 7, 9:15. — An ^ 9:00P.M. (29) - 24 Horas secret past takes charge of a McGuire, Robert Young, Ina them. Sorry. and is controlled by the guards. Aux Folles (R) 7:30, 9:30. (53) - MOVIE: The Wheeler files the conductor at work and Claire 1943 him linked to at least 24 of the murders. College ISotes nie Hall (PG) 6:45, 10:15 CD d ) - MOVIE: 'Firepower' ( ® - MOVIE: 'Mandingo' A at home. girl left to die by stagecoach Dealers' A millionaire Texan robbers. Gary Cooper, Maria Through his lawyer, Alvin Binder, Williams told People “ As far as being an inmate, he has been a model . - Diner (R) 7:10, 9:20. with Manhattan (R) 8:30. with the Midas touch comes to A widow seeks to avenge her story of the seemy side of life (25) - MOVIE: 'Princess and on a slave breeding plantation in - Pelicula: 'Cucurrucu Schell. Karl Malden. 1959. the Pauper' Exclusive that there have been at least seven other murders prisoner. He’s very congenial. He’ll talk with Cinestudio—Lawrence Slorrs New York to raise cash to drill husband's murder. Sophia Paloma' People Exclusive! answers the most Interesting an oil well. James Garner, Lee Loren. James Coburn. 1979, Louisiana prior to the Civil War (S) - Prime News since he was first arrested. “Over the past 20 months, there anyone—mostly guards, because there is nobody else with of Arabia 7:30. - Business Report 1:00 A.M. questions from readers. Send yours to us care of this Trans-Lux College Remick, Phil Harris. 1963 James Mason, Perry King. Su him. He is being kept in isolation for his own protection. Frese oriented Colonial — Return of ® - The Merv Show san George 1976 m - Charlie Rose Show (22) " Gunsmoke newspaper. have been 185 unsolved murders in the Atlanta area, and if Twin — An Officer and A 11:30P.M . (32) “ Auto Racing '82: S ) ® ) - Fall Guy Colt at CD “ G«t Smart you don't find some similar to the Williams case, then I’m a The only people who see him are guards, his parents, in Christina Frese of 90 Briarwood Drive recent the Master Killer (R) with Gentleman (R) 7, 9:15. — NASCAR Wrangler 400 from dZ) - Evening at Pops 'Nell 3:30A.M . ©1982 BY TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE, INC. tempts to track down the man Carter and the Abyssinian Bap CD - Hawaii Five-0 220 E ul 42nd S itm , New York, N.Y. IOOI7 damn, liar,” said Binder. vestigators and his lawyers.” ly attende an orientation program at Merrimack Master Killer (R) from 1941 (PG) 7 with The Blues Richmond, VA ager of a ladies' wrestling team (25) - MOVIE: 'Knute Rockne: (52) - Auto Racing '82; tist Church Choir ‘ Nell Carter CD “ Mission Impossible All- American' Notre Dame's NASCAR Wrangler 400 from : 6:30. - MOVIE: 'Which Way Is (R) (60 min.) College in North Andover, Mass., where she is a Brotliers (R) 9:10. (3D and the Abyssinian Church ( D - Benny Hill Show famous football coach is seen in Richmond. VA East Hartford Up?' An orange picker acciden (3D - AM Service Revelation Choir join John Williams and the action. Ronald Reagan. Pat O'B freshman. Vernon CD ® - Nightline - Eastwood — Rocky III Cine 1 & 2 — A Mid tally becomes a union hero and (22) ~ Facts of Life Natalie gets Boston Pops to present their rien, Gale Page. 1940. 3:45 A.M. leaves his wife and family. Ri even with Blair by arranging a special brand of music (60 CD - Ironside (3D - MOVIE; 'Which Way Is : (PG) 7:15, 9:15. summer Night’s Sex chard Pryor. Lonette McKee, (23) - Mike Douglas People date for her. (R) \ min.) (l3) - Saturday Night Live Now Up?' An orange picker acciden Poor Richards — Comedy (PG) 7:10, 9:30.- Margaret Avery. 1977. Rated R. tally becomes a union hero and YOU PICK APPLES (2D - Great Perfor^fvdnces 10:30P.M. (2i$ - Wild, Wild West ^2) “ Entertainment Tonight ■ Poltergeist (PG) 7:30, Rocky III (PG) 7, 9:10. GS) - Best of USA 'Live From Lincoln Center.' Zu leaves his wife and family. Ri To nagging wife: leave deaf old man alone CD - Apple Polishers • (23) “ Crossfire (22) - Despedida chard Pryor, Lonette McKee, ; 9:30. - MOVIE: The Secret bin Mehtg conducts the New West Hartford (29) (11) - Metropolitan Report ^ - Tonight Show Margaret Avery 1977. Rated R Johnny Appleseed’s Farm J Showcase Cinema — Elm 1 & 2 — Star Trek War of Jackie's Girls' A group York Philharmonic and Leontyne d3) - Film yours. of courageous female World Price sings some selections in ® - National Rollerskating (22) - MOVIE: 'Brian's Song' 4:00 A.M. children are my only grandchildren. f E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial II - The Wrath of Khan this special presentation. (2‘ Championship Coverage of this The friendship of two profes 1:30A.M . DE.AR ABBY: I am considering Open 10-5 Dally War II flyers takes on danger - Best of Groucho Shortly after I arrived, Judy made it DEAR ABBY: When I read in your I 'tPG) 1, 7:15, 9:40. - 'The (PG) 7:10, 9:30. — Author! ous missions on both sides of hrs.) tournament is presented from sional athletes. Brian Piccolo CD “ News/Sign Off (33) leaving my husband after 47 years of clear that she did not want to be bothered column that a transvestite stole women’s Rt. 83 Ellington ' Road Warrior (R) 1:25, the enemy lines. Mariette Har (2D " 1-0 Carabine de Ambrosio Fort Worth, TX. (60 min ) and Gayle Sayers, is portrayed. (D ~ Love American Style (22) ~ Newscenter Author! (PG) 7, 9:20. James Caan, Billy Dee Williams, marriage. It may sound foolish to you, tley, Ann Dusenberry, Ben Mur Comedia musical presentando a ® - Alfred Hitchcock (33) - Independent Network (22) - MOVIE; 'Altered States' with me. She said she’d see me on my clothing because he was too em 1 7:50, 10:05. — Star Wars T he Movies — The phy. 1980. Shelley Fabares. Rated G. 1973. but I just can’t live with him any longer D ear All Dwarf Trees. Fito Giron, Ofelia Guilmain, Ja ( ^ - Independent Network News A research scientist searches birthday and Christmas, and the rest of barrassed to buy feminine apparel from :■ (PG) 1:50, 7:20, 9 :4 0 .-An World According to Garp vier Lopez y Gina Montez. for the beginning of life through because he refuses to wear his hearing @) - Prime News News (2D @ - Captioned ABC (32) ' Unlimited Hydroplane the time she prefers to be with her a salesperson, my heart a c h ^ for him. Now picking Macs, ' Officer and A Gentleman (R) ,12:30, 3:30, 7, 9:30. — News strange experiments William aid! He got one three years ago and says A bby (2 ) dD - Real People (2D - MOVIE: 'Ike: The War Racing The Columbia Cup from friends. I am a transvestite, and I have no trou ' (R) 1:50, 7:20, 9:45. - Fast Times At Ridgemont Years' Part 3 10:45P.M. ( ^ - Twilight Zone Hurt. Blair Brown, Charles Haid there’s nothing wrong with it — that he Tonight's program features a Tri Cities. Washington. 1980 Abigail I am not comfortable with these ble buying whatever I want, but there Friday Macoun, f Friday the 13th Part 3 (R) man who vyas planning to S5) - Reporter 41 can hear just fine without it. High (R) 12, 1:45, 3:35, 9;30P.M. 12:00A.M . (22) (35) - NBC News terms, but I have little choice. I’ve tried are a few rules to follow: (Jo shopping Saturday Red Delicious, : 1:05, 7:45,10:10.-Zapped 5:15,7:30, 9.30. — The Best launch his own rocketship, a 11:00P.M. Overnight Abby, he can’t hear just fine without it. Van Buren champion wheelchair racer and (3 ) - You Asked For It CD - MOVIE: 'I Never to tell Judy how I feel, but she doesn’t when the stores are not crowded. You’ll J 1,7:30, 9:45. —Annie (PG) Little Whorehouse in Texas CD CD (D (35) S3) - News Promised You a Rose Garden' 1 have to repeat everything 1 say two and Cortland and Empires. the annual Mr. Gay U.S.A. con (22) - Love, Sidney Laurie and 2:00A .M . seem to care. find the clerks happy to wait on you. . 1:30, 7:40, — Night Shift (R) 12, 3:45, 7:30 with test in San Francico, CA. (R) (60 ' Sidney discover the identity o1 C5)- m *a *s »h CD - Perry Mason (5 ) - MOVIE: Night SHOWCASE three times. (I have a strong voice and I What should I do? They’ll even let you try things on. I’ve • (R) 9:55. — Beach Gfrls min.) don’t mumble.) 1 know he hasn’t heard Also Selling Cider Da3y Things Are Tough All Over Patti's adult admirer. (R) your nagging. I know you “love” him and . SNUBBED IN CALIFORNIA bought everything from lingerie to shoes ; (R) 1:10, 7:25, 9:50. (R) 2:10, 5.50, 9:40. (22) - MOVIE: 'Bloodbrothers' (2D Vanessa C IN E f^ S me correctly half the time by his to dresses with no problem. I even ! Enfield -A young man is torn between responses. keep after him for his own good, but his DEAR .SNUBBED: There must be Willimantic his own dream for a future and 10:00P.M. bought a bridal gown and went back for 5 Cine 1,2, 3,4 5& 6 - Jillson Square Cinema the demands of his Italian- He’s retired, and there are lots of refusal to wear the hearing aid could be more to this than meets the nose. (It CD - News two fittings! } E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial — An Officer and A American family. Richard Gere, things he could do with his time besides his way of tuning you out. smells.) There are some unanswered info Paul Sorvino, Tony Lo Bianco. ( D ® - Dynasty Blake threa Please be more understanding and less Be neat, clean, discreet, inconspicuous 875-1000 • . (PG) 7:10, 9:30. — Fast Gentleman (R) 6:50, 9:20. tens to bulldoze Alexis' studio sit around and read. He doesn’t exercise questions: Did Judy encourage you to SD - Great Debate demanding. Quit nagging him, and and quiet. Never go shopping to “look” — - • Time in Ridgemont High — E.T. The Extra- and Steven rejects Blake's offer the way he should, he smokes too much, leave your friends and move out West? ; (R) 7:40, 9:45.- T h e Road - MOVIE: Altered States' for bail. (R) (60 min.) accept the fact that one of the most go only when you are in a position to buy, Terrestrial (PG) 7, 9:15.— A research scientist searches and I have to beg him to be a little more Or did you make that choice knowing and you will be greeted with courtesy ; ■ Warrior (R) 7:30, 9:40. - ( D - Nine on New Jersey sociable — even with old friends. I hate precious rights a person has is the right Friday the 13th Part 3 (R) for the beginning of life through your daughter didn’t want to be bothered and open arms. Cowiwiaiid Perform ance^ • -■ ’The World According to strange experiments. William (3l) - Independent Network to nag him but I l''ve him — that’s why 1 to be left alone. 7.10, 9:20. — Thff’ Road News with you? LOVES TO SHOP IN SAN MARINO I ii Garp (R) 7, 9:35. — An Of- Hurt. Blair Brown, Charles Haid. Warrior (R) 7, 9:15, 1980 (3D -* Teddy Pendergrass in keep after him to stay active, keep fit, Would you be satisfied to remain in HOBnrmfwiKiooo ‘ * ficer and A Gentleman (R) and try to be better company for me and California on Judy’s terms? (You can’t Windsor ® - MOVIE: Two for the Concert Teddy performs his DEAR ABBY: I am a divorced grand L 7:20, 9:50. — Zapped (R) Plaza — Poltergeist other people. His health is fine, but he force her to see any more of you than she What you don’t know can hurt you. For mother living on a fixed income. After . 7:50, 9:55. (PG) 7:30. acts like an old man. my divorce, I left my friends and moved desires.) Abby’s booklet, “ What Teen-Agers • Manchester Help me, Abby. I can’t go on like this. from Rhode Island to Southern Califor My heart aches for you, but if you want Ought to Know,” send |2 and a long, • UA Theaters East — LOCATED AT THE COVE PLAZA MISERABLE S t James Fall Festival nia hoping to see more of my married to remain in California, get busy and stamped, self-addressed envelope to I' The World According to Looking for an CORNER OF ROUTE 31 AND DALEY ROAD daughter and her children. Judy (not her make new friends. Or go back East Teen Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, 5 Garp (R) 7, 9:30. - Fast apartment? Check the 896 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER COVENTRY, CT. DEAR MISERABLE: The problem where you have old ones. The choice is may not be your husband’s hearing, but real name) is my only child and her Hollywood, Calif. 90038. I • Times At Ridgemont High many vacancies listed in Sapt. 16th and 17th 5-11 pm I (R)7:15, 9:15.-*■ The Best the Classified each day. Sapt. 18th -1 0 am -1 1 pm •m ^ TO *34-1 t ViM 11 h rU I" I Come Ye FU N FO R Estrogen can minimize osteoporosis r1s1^ IO.»/30/I2| One and all THE WHOLE FAMILY! DON’T GO TO THE CITY! DEAR DR. LAMB; For the past four regular examinations can minimize the cholesterol so I became interested but •BOOTHS•FOODS•CRAFTS ROADWAkRIOR years I have been experiencing irregular cancer risk. would like your opinion on it. Be welcome COME TO THE COUNTRY!! •RIDES *TAG SALE • a u c t i o n menstruation. I am 45 and my The new studies that show interrup DEAR READER; I notice on the gynecologist says I am beginning the Y our ting the estrogen on a monthly basis and leaRet you sent that a few things have - at Friday Night — “The Dubaldo Band” We’re McNathan’s Cate and - menopause. I have no symptoms to in> using a combination of estrogen and been added to old claims for lecithin. Saturday “The Qraatar Hartford WO PASses dicate this othe than my irregular H e a lth progesterone greatly decreases the cell You need to know that lecithin is a com the 4th annual 12-1:30 Harmonica Band” We’re The Place To Be! menstrual cycles. It has now stopp^ for changes that are associated with later bination of fat (fatty acids and glycerol) 2-4:00 ”Tha Parcuaalva Braaa” nine months. Lawrence cancer development. Your doctor may “Johnny Prytko’a Good NIGHT .K and choline. Like all fats, it will be 7-11d)0 EVERY THURSDAY from 7-11 pm Is Pitcher Night My mother had osteoporosis of the Lamb, M.D. want to use such a sequence to help you. digested before it can be absorbed into Wethersfield Tima Band” SHIFT spine. I know Lshould take hormones for / . Don’t forget the other factors that your body. The fatty acids and choline •sr vim Sat. 5:30 CELEBRITY GIFT AUCTION — Gllla at McNathan’s. All pitchers are $2.00. Only the rest of my life to prevent bone dis help. Get plenty of calcium. Women on tir«Z3« from - BHI Blaaa, VIca-Praa. Buah, Miami AN OFFICER AND then will be no different from the same A GENTLEMAN R ease. I have been warned of the danger calcium-deficient diets are five times as fatty acids and choline you get from or Erl 1/30/12 Antiques Festival Dolphina, Gary Tnidaau, MIchaal Landon, Johnny Premium Beer served. Pizza at 25d:/slice. of cancer caused by these hormones. My likely to develop esteoporosis. dinary sources in you food. Caraon, Erma Bomback, Mrs. Rosa Kannsdy, and ----SHOWN 4T:- doctor thinks I 'should have a mini- menopausal woman can prevent part of on lh« lo v tlr gm itid* of Ibe Soiomoii Welle* House, overlooking Uie And there are other changes that occur Our body does need choline but it can Wetbersfleld Cowe, Hsrtford Ave., Wethersfield, CT. E iit Marsh St. many mors. An original Chansy quilt from Mrs. LSO-mMS curretage before starting on a program this problem. As your doctor suggested, you should with the menopause that hormones may manufacture it from the two amino fium 1-91. Follow Motor Vehicle Dept, signs John Chanay. FRIDAY , SATURDAY NITES f ^ of hormones. Now I risk the problem of help control. You can read about these in acids, glycine and methinine. You can CoMumiUMi , u t m m y OPTEina 18 CLOWN-CRAFT8-FOOD8-QAMES-RIDE8 QT 44A_ FRIDAY THE 13^ cancer if I take hormones and os have a study of your uterus before star include the areas “HottssT talent. ting hormones. But unless the examina The Health Letter 5-12, Menopause, get plenty of choline from lean meat, PT.3sô iRi teoporosis if I don’t. Do you have any which I am sending you. Others can send 10 MB. to S p.m. —. min or shine DRAWING: Sat. 11 P.M. This FRIOAY 9:30 - 1:30 | tion turns up signs of problems, you fish, cereals and wheat germ. SHOWN AT:- suggestionis? 75 cents with a long, stamped, self-\ BRING IN THE COUPONS 1902 Pontiac J2000 10” Color TV should not let the estrogen-cancer scare Don’t expect the lecithin you swallow “ROAOSlOE ATTRACTION” ^ l H)5-7:45-10:10 addressed^velope for it to me, in care ' OUTDOOR nmqUES SHOW & SALE $250 Grocary Cartifleata Atari VIdao Gama DEAR READER; I’m glad you keep you from the health benefits you to lower your cholesterol. If you have a MONDAY 10-e Saturday 0:30 - 1:30 of the Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City TUES. - WED. - THURS. • FRI 10-9 643-8389 [pol E . t j " ' recognize that the decrease in female could receive. high cholesterol level you need a proper SATURDAY 9-5 “SPOTLITE" — ^ Station, New York, N.Y. 1(X)19. Free Admission ra i i m « - hormones can increase your chances of Not every woman can use hormones; it diet and exercise program to lower it 324 IPOAO SinUT AdulU 92.00 Hoin*-pr«p«red vtelu*!. Free perking WALK INS WELCOME MARSHALL'S SHOPruHO CSMTIR ------SHOWN AT i- having osteoporo»s (dissolving bones). depends on her family history and what DEAR DR. LAMB; Today I was in a and if those m easi^s don’t work, you Benefil the Wethenfield Hislorical Society NO COVER CHARGE may need one of the newer medicines OR MANCHESTSR..CONN. All Welcome And there are g ^ studies that show is found on examinations. In the vast 'health food store and noticed lecithin ______Betty Forbe*, director______So Coma on Down, YouH bo Guoro itood a good tima ■mall amounts of estrogen in the post- majority, a sensible program with capsules on aisp'ny. f have 'high used for that purpose. - APPT. MON-FRI «- < I 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed,, Sept. 15. 1982 MANCHF,STKR HERALD^ Wc^^.. Sept_I5, 1982 - l ‘>

Winnie Winkle — Henry'Raduta and J.K.S. A b o u t Tow n YOU i6 A S P i-D IP W H Y. y e e ..^ h e s a i p h e k n e w y o u ] H TL P BUT HE IMPLIEP HE WAS SE L L M V NOTES TO I THOUGHT WERE GOING THROUGH / HE'NOW OWNS GOING TO TSAP. UP I AND Jyo\i. Crossw ord r - " i X i Astro-graph ORVILLE WRIGHT? yOU'O BE ROUGH TIMES AHP HE / CONTROLLING THE n e A S e p / ^ A . wanted to / interest in th is you OF yOUR FINANCIAL / you Twins mothers to meet Workshop is Tuesday ‘ ------^COMRANYIVESTRIVEP ’A The Twins Mothers Club of Greater Hartford will It’s Tuesday! ,, A C R O S S 45 Osiris’ wife Answer to Previous Puzzle meet tonight at 8 at the YWCA-YMCA at 770 Main St., “Getting Your Message Across, a YWCA- SapItmiMr 18,1912 46 Gallic Important, you'll know where to 1 Exclamation afUrmative East Hartford. .sponsored seminar is from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Projects comprised ol artistic 'D r. David,Epstein, a pediatric dentist, will be the use It later. 4 Electrical unit 47 Olympic YWCA, 78 N, Main St, ■ elements should go very well AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) guest speaker. lor you this coming year. There 7 Common tree board (abbr.) The workshop will be led by Focus Editor Adele Listen carefully to any propos to Boat gear 48 Greek letter Is a piarket for what you have als today made by persons you For more information about the club call Ann Winn, 11 Popular 49 Complete Angle and is designed for publicity chairmen. to offer, so don't be afraid to trust and respect. There are 677-7120; Ann Baldwin, 644-1391; or Julie Muller, 644- detterl 51 Arrogant Writing a press release, working with the express your talents. indications you may benefit manner 9597. VtRQO (Aug. 23-8«pt. 22) This from conlldentlal Information. 12 Hoatele newspaper’s photographer and developing feature 55 Eye infection Is a good day to try to cement PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 14 Sown story ideas will be just some of the topics covered. stronger bonds with one you'd Your companionship will be 16 Words which 56 Commit a faux Register by calling the YWCA. The workshop is like to know better. Don't welt desired by others today. You’ll name pas Registration is open free to members and $1 for non-members. lor him or her to make the ini know how to make all your 18 Turkish gulf 57 Bring into tial gestures. Rnd out more ol associates feel they are very Ftotchers Landing — Douglas CotiiM 19 Priming fluid play ^ Registration is open for Nutmeg Branch YWCA fall what lies ahead lor you In the special to you. 21 Repent 58 Certainly seaaons following vour birlh- 22 Suffix 59 Zero children’s classes. ARIES (March 21-AprM 19) 41 Written day by sending for your copy of Large strides can be made 24 Dollar bill 60 Measure ol 20 After Programs for preschoolers include merry-go-round Astro-Graph. Mall $1 lor each today It you really put your 25 Woman's length deductions avowal ol a ■ for 2-year-olds, Tiny Tots for 3-year-olds, and Tiny Tots Oommunion breakfast set to Astro-Graph, Box 489. heart Into your work. Look at t SrePPiNGi \ name 22 Demons debt Radio City Station, N.Y. 1(X)19. each task which confronts you ON CHfcLDLD / 26 Thousandth DOWN 23Tlnctuous 42 Crazy Plus for 4-and 5-year-olds. qe sure to specify birth dale. Tiny Tots cooking is for children age Z'/z to 5, Campbell Council Knights of Columbus will have a as a labor of love. 'T tllN G (6. 27 Hindu 24 Eggs 43 Pussy cal LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) You TAURUS (Aprs 2S4Sar 20) incarnation 1 A llo y ____ 25 Spoken exam communion breakfast at the council home following the may question whether 45 Doctrine Preschool fun with music is for 3-and 4-year-olds. Gym This could be an exciting day 29 Blood fluid 2 Actor March 27 Love (Lat.) 7:30 a.m. mass at St. Bridget Church on Sunday. Call kindnesses you extend to oth adherent nastics or creative movement is set for children age 3 to romantically for unattached 31 South Pacific 3 Wise ers today are fully appreciated. 28 Cleopatra's (sutflxj 646-9044 for reservations. Taureons. Someone In whom Island group 4 Takes option 5. Be assured that all you do will bane (pi.) you ere Interested may sand 5 Hasten 47 Makes mad be carefully noted. 35 Middle 30 Drinks Classes for school age children include drawing and out signals that he or she feels Eastern nation 6 Islamic holy 48 Knitting stitch SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Noy. 22) A the same way. 32 French painting, kids in the kitchen, dance basics, baton 36 Saif- city 50 Center of breakaway from mundane QEMSH (May 21-Juna 20) It 'mister" twirling, creative movement, duckpin bowling, music Sponsors meet Friday routines would do you good confidence Pigpen sound , , target looks like a matter you're con 37 Old Testament 8 Y Year .x rlS (Sp.) n l 33 All (prefix) fundamentals, tennis, wrestling, gymnastics and today. SelecI something tun to cerned about Is going to work 34 Lincoln and 52 Jackie's 2nd The Girls’ Friendly Society sponsors will meet Friday book 9 Machine-on theater arts. do, but be sure to Include out to your satisfaction. Keep Fortas husband 40 Compass There are also classes for parents and children in at 7:30 p.m. in St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Park enjoyable companions. plugging along positive lines. 13?ory 36 Electrical unit 53 Entertainment Street. A prayer service, installation and rededication SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dw:. CANCER (June 21-July 22) point cluding mother and crawlers, mother-tots exercise, 21) You have the ability today 41 Draws 15 Negatives 38 Away (prefix) group (abbr ) of officers is scheduled. A business meeting will follow. The Impression you make 54 River in Texas mother-tot playgroup and mother-child toddler time. to make something worthwhile today will be both favorable 44 Card spot. 17 Mediterranean 39 Rock moss Most classes begin the week of Sept, 20. For additional Officers are Margaret Nielson, president; Jean from situations which otter and lasting. Your charm cap Kelsey, vice president; Helen Cherrington, secretary, meager promise. Look lor tures attention, but It's your Superman 1 2 3 4 5 5 3 9 information, call 647-1437. opponuhilies. You'll figure out sincerity that scores. and Edna Harris, treasurer. how to expand them. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Condi 10 11 12 13 Comittee chairmen are Margaret Judd, cheer; Elsie CAPRICORN (Om . 22-Jmi. 19) tions having an Influence on Herald photo by Pinto Lewis devotional; Gertrude Manchester, pecans, Bar This Is. a good day to study your material well-being have 16 17 Junior women start year bara Washburn and Ella Fletcher, program; Evelyn subjects which could be ol shifted In your favor today. 14 15 practical value. You assimilate JOAN RAIMONDO, MARTIE ADAMS AND NANCY ROBISON, FROM LEFT Lambert, publicity, and Adelaide Black, telephone. More gains than usual are likely Manchester Junior Woman’s Club will have its first knowledqe easily. What's more lor your eltons. 18 19 20 21 . . . getting ready for Combined Catholic Mothers' Circle meeting meeting of the season Sept.' 23 at 7:30 p.m. at First Dorothy Lawson and Ethel Hunniford are in charge of the November tea. Refreshments will be served by Ella J J ■ 125 Federal Savings Bank, 344 W, Middle Turnpike. 22 23 24 The program will include an ice cream social and a Fletcher, Barbara Washburn, Ethel Hunniford, Arline 1 Hansen and Evelyn Lgmbert. J ■ ■ calligraphy demonstration put on by Donna Fitzgerald. 26 27 28 Catholic mothers meet tonight For more information call Jeanne Forschino at 647-9302. ■ 34 29 30 32 33 Combined Catholic Mothers’ Circles of will be guest speaker. ■ ■ 36 Manchester will meet at 8 tonight at the Church of Recently installed officers include Nancy. Dyane is back in the area! B ridge 35 Robison, chairman; Anne Grillo, co-chairman, Senior column delayed ■ the Assumption, 285 W. Center St. The evening will 1 |40 37 39 begin with benediction and the recitation of the Dolores Bretton, secretary; Martie Adams, Look for the Manchester Senior Center column in treasurer; Nancy Yost, publicity; Betty Farley, rosary, followed by a short business meeting in the Thursday’s Manchester Herald. Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ■ Dyan£ 41 42 43 church hall. organization, and Gertrude Hagedorn, advisor. , The column, which is prepared by the staff of the All interested mothers are invited to attend. For bevyis Law — James Schumeister ■ The Rev. George Laliberte of the Church of the Manchester Senior Center, did not.arrive in time for additional information, call 649-9895. Kunisch Teacher lends a hand 46 Assumption, chaplain and advisor for the group, publication today. ■ 53 54 k 52 51 is one of -those all-purpose OiiLPee^N, T O W S "c a r e e r . NO FAIR.' WE DONT 49 50 r Hiir Hours are: ire-emptive jumps. East WEER"5PEAk^lB 15 (DFFICERv HAVE TO LISTEN, r Buckley PTA to meet Tues. 9-5 fust doesn't l(now who can LEVY OF THE POLICE FORCE. s h e WDNT REAP 55 56 57 Wed. 9-S make what. It gives South a US OUR E16HTS./ 59 60 The Buckley School PTA will meet on Monday at 7:30 NORTH t-IMl real problem. For all he 58 How to say 'pizza' in Russian IS p.m. in the school cafeteria. The topic will be «A 9 knows there Is a cinch slam, Dyane has been a hair stylist In but South settles lor merely IMO/EFOBABECESS l "Toughlove: a New Way Of Dealing with Problem VQJ952 INEWSPAPEB ENTEBPniSE *SSN ) bidding five and becomes THESE PESKiS ARE MOSCOW (UPl) The newest business "doubled the day after her used to it and I miss it on my days Teens,” presented by Martha Doiran. Larry Wilson of downtown Manchester for several ♦ 752 4AJ9 declarer at that contract. CJSUEL ANP UNUSUALLY I A S S U M E pizzeria in the land of borscht and establishment was reviewed in the off." jth e Manchester Police Department will present a film years. She’s now in the West opens the king of 6BOPCV/ YESTERDAY potatoes has a strict policy. No evening Moscow newspaper some While there is no hint on the plate on drug education. ' WEST EAST spades and right here it Is up WAS "LAWYER ♦ KQJ94 ♦10C7522 orders “to go.” weeks ago. gla.ss windows that pizza is served The following people will serve as the board of direc Vernon/Ellington area to declarer to make an unu 0 > , DAY.' V8 W4 CELEBRITY CIPHER “The Italian chef definitely told “A good beginning,” reviewer M. within, a small line was waiting in tors for the PTA for the coming year: Johan and Bruce and looks forward ♦KQ45 498 sual play. He must duck that spade and discard a club! Calabftty Ctphar crypt ograma are craated from ciuotatkxia by famoui paopla. past us, ‘If you reheat it, it's not pizza,’” Markova said, adding that Italian the downstairs lobby during a recent Lavery. presidents; Sandy and George Glaser, vice 487$ 4KQ54 ■od praaant. Eacb lanar In tha dphar atanda for anothar T o ^ 'a d u r E s q u a b P to servicing new West leads a second J>MV- said Ludmilla Stogova, manager of guests "highly evaluated the meal.” visit. presidents; Marjorie Frank, secretary; Debbie Busick, SOUTH One Muscovite was stunned to spade, not that his play at the restaurant at 37 Gorky street, a treasurer, and Kathy Lindstrom and Elaine Copeland, and former clients tnls point matters. »>utb is hear that it was open to the public VAKUI7I prime location on one of Moscow’s ■'There's no places.” said an delegates to council. For an Appointment sure to make his five-heart Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence major shopping streets. for rubles. "I was sure it would be elderly doorman, trying to close the Also: Claire Sullivan, membership; Kathy Besaw and ♦ AJ10 9 contract. 41095 The no take-out policy and the for foreigners only, in hard curren door, lie gave way when foreign Karen Rohrbach, hospitality , Katie Fortuna and Gail call 871-2040 A second club is discarded “LVOVS N8H NT "CDESVFF W placement of 16 tables in a room cy,” he said. passports were displayed. Upstairs Babbitt book‘fair; Pat Saunders, office coordinator; Vulnerable: Both on the ace of spades. The ace that eould easily hold twice as many Mrs. Stogova herself, like many at least three tables were vacant. Mary Ann Harvill, volunteers, and Myrna Spcctor. Dealer South of clubs is cashed and a club OTDWL, AVIWRFV CB HTR XT ruffed. Then it’s back to the shows profit is less important at a Russidhs, was not familiar with piz The waiters wore Italian-style publicity. CREATIVE HAinSTVLING FOR MEN WOMEN West North East Soall 1» queen of hearts for a second NOW, AN6ELA, FYV’KK VQEVIN HTR NT UVVE RE state-run cafe than it would be in the za before the restaurant opened for outfits of red-and-white striped Also: Ann Cunningham and Marcia Bernstein, school club ruff. Now South goes WEST ROAD PLAZA, LINGTON - VERNON 14 i f 44 54 DON'T TAKE MY West. business June 21. shirts, red kerch^fs and black fair; Karen Chorches and Leslie Weinstein, ways and back to the jack of hearts to HELPING you A5 TEL. 2040 Pass Pass Pass NYV FNWLXWSX BTS NYV SVFN TB So does its strictly socialist name: “ When I first tried it, it didn’t trousers. The taW^ were covered means; Paulette Smith, legislative; Sandy Marsh, Hours; Mon. - Tues. 5 ;W ^ 9 -9 ; lead a diamond and finesse AN INGULT TD make a great impression,” she said bis nine, 10 or jack. West WOMEN'S. Frunzensky District Cafe No. 1. with red-and-white checked library; Barbara Poirot, programs: Patience Hostetter, Thurs. 9-8; Fri. 9 IJ0ERATION. Opening lead: 4K wins and is end-played. He HTR8 KCBV." — 0.1. BCVKXF Mrs. Stogova said with pride that in an interview, “ Now I’ve gotten tablecloths. fine arts, and Milton Pearlman, budget study. must either lead hack a A F T E R spade to give South a dia FIGHTING X By Oswald Jacoby mond discard in dummy or a SO MANY OF Supermarket Shopper THESE, YOU GET and Alan Sontag diamond to dve Souui an extra diamond trick. THE HANG OP PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The only thing wrong with the WHAT'S WHAT. Here is a teaching band Note that If West bad seen younger generation is that I don’t belong to It anymore." — If You Need New Looks... used by master teacher Sal all the cards he could have Buddy Ebaen Should government start couponing? ly Johnson in advanced opened a club to spoil Snake Tales S laaz by NEA. Inc. We have a wide choice classes. South's play. Blast’s jump to four spades (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) vice. Caputo envisions in of "Looks" for Faii © 6AU 5 6 UAY-I97e By Martin Sloane they brought the food sec pittnbuU d Py N £ A > c cluding several dollars’ ?rt*ollla’s Pop ■- Ed Sullivan When public officials tions and color coupon in Quality fashion separates of beautiful pants, worth of coupons with each charge their daily and serts to his office. skirts, jackets and sweaters to mix and match. Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright To put it mildly, the public-assistance check (oor A VEAH.' I WENT TO A REGULAR Clip ‘n’ file refunds weekend newspapers to the Eye catching colors. You’ll find wonderful BARBER. THOUGH.' A county officials were that the county mails out. HAIRCUT, EH, I government, who owns the freedom of choice In the new collection and we NUTCHELL? ' NEEPEP LOT OF MEN GO TO ^ startled. Some of them The reaction from the Health products (File 11-A) coupons in those think you’ll be as enthusiastic as we are when you ONE BEAUTV GHOf^ ) thought that Caputo was county Department of newspapers? see them. “They belong to the asking them to clip the Social Services was Clip out this file and keep it with similar cashoff coupons. positive. “It will be very 'x : coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage government,” says Joseph R. Caputo, the comptroller , Legislator Donald helpful,’’ said Jerome THE NnmE TO REmEfTIBER^ coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed of Suffolk County, N.Y. Algrove called the comp Linder, a special assistant iiiiiiiiii proofs of purchase while looking for the required .til* UfBIMlt'ft (population 1.3 million), troller’s letter “ the height to the commissioner. m. -O- refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers Caputo is convinced that of ridiculousness.” Brian When the story of Caputo and magazines, and when trading with friends. n i M i d the coupons can be used to Sheehan, spokesman for and his coupon made local Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun the Washington-based headlines, the reaction help a lot of needy Route S3. Venion, Ct Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. National Association of from county residents was The following refund offers are worth $10.50. This residents in his county — Mon . Tw m , W«d . 10'S 30. TTt«r« . Ftl 10-4: Sol 9 30-S X I Counties, said the whole also positive. “ Your idea O$»po»lto QwoUty Inn Molol 443-401* week’s refund offers have a total value of $19.64. more than 46,000 of whom are currently - receiving business was “utter non about clipping coupons is These offers don’t require a refund form: sense” and that he had m arvelous,” wrote one I KNOW. 50ME0NE UNDER m e m o r y l/\nb DEEP DOWN, The J.B. Williams Co. Inc., P.O. public assistance. , SAIP AR3UT SIXTY 1 THE . The story of “Caputo’s never heard of any county taxpayer, who included a Box NB-411, El Paso, Texas 79977, Receive a $1 re PERCENT PD. HAIR ...... W Coupons” began last July becom ing involved in handful of coupons in her PRiVER. fund. Send the Universal Product Code symbol 7 ^ when the compD»bHer coupon clipping. envelope. MT. VERNON x: C ONE WAY from the bottom of the 1.25- or 3-ounce package of questioned the pro^iety of Why did Joe Caputo risk Caputo senses the Deep Down and the register tape with the price county officials’ charging the wrath of his fellow tremendous potential of his circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. their weekend newspapers county officials? He idea. Because he is a defer- DAIRY STORES GERITOL Active and Easy Pattern Offer, P.O. 4 . calculates that the county . mined man, there’s a good Box 593, Young America, Minn. 55399. Receive a to the county. The angry of 244 Broad St. 653 ICenter St. i a: if! ficials responded that the is paying $15,(X)0 a year to chance he can make it free McCall’s pattern. Send the Universal Product Manchester Mar ° articles they clipped out of keep 1^ commissioners, work. Manchester u s i * •'j ^ >. / Code symbol from the bottom of 40- or 100-tablet I - 15, the papers provided them department heads and If you feel that Caputo’s Sale Ends Sept. 18 Geritol and 50 cents for postage and handling. Thaves' with valuable information directors supplied with program could help the Specify which of these patterns you want: (A) and became a part of their newspapers. But the .needy in your city, town or shorts and top*. (B) knit dres& (C) dress, or (D) Ldnd-O-'LdkGs lahd(?;)lah£s NATIVE official file's. papers themselves contain county, why not clip out dress and jacket. Expires Mas'ch 31, 1983. BUTTER -J . The Born Loser — Art Sansom Caputo discussed the about $150,000 worth of this article and send it to NEW CROP POTATOES These offers require refund forms: matter with his wife, coupons. one of your local officials. JUS tin.'-'’-,' 'i/Varner Dro;. ALLEREST Refund. Receive a 50-cent refund Caputo’s idea is to use More information can be Our Boarding House — 'arroli & McCormi-jk OlHHHHH'tSARRRRRGH I'M 5-Sl)(:FeRlM£7 and $2 in coupons for A llerest, Sin arest, Claire, who pointed out public-assistance obtained from: Joseph AAAAAAH WM,„A...CREADeP SA.M >OUI2£ U 6 '> CaldeCORT, Cruex and Desenex. Send the required that the newspapers also recipients to do the clip Caputo, Comptroller, AS A WAKT.., contained a lot of valuable PERSONAUV fWMlNATIN' HE BRINGS ALL THE CHDKeO===-— -=^4 . a t t a c k (!3F V W A T 'S _ refund form and the Universal Product Code sym ping and sorting of the H.Lee Dennison Building, bol from the back of one Allerest package. Expiers coupons. Th e .'1M7R F3RTHE HALL(?F LUtSGAjSE-WOP coupons, since they have Veterans Memorial WE Hfla Dec. 31, 1983. That gave him an idea, FAME,' HE F(3I?OJ(2eAXwH£N 1 GET Capsules or 40- or 60-tabIet Headway Tablets. Or I WOH PEOPLE WOULO 'AM PSTjW ,tX)\ There was only one way to PRESSU R E f /lM(?tV/V/'3AC - MANCHKStKK HKHALD, Wod., Sept. 15, 1982 BEST BUYS FOR BABY! BUSINESS Interest rates: it pays to be patient

should become affordable again, and you may be able to is a sphere for real pros, not amateurs. Take your time about deciding where interest rates avoid becoming your own mortgage banker, with all the Shared equity loans? These are the loans where the are heading and how fast — if you're In the market to legal and financial pitfalls that role can involve. buyer of a house, in return for a loan, gives the seller a buy a house or to sell a house, or if you have a home Buying a house? It’s a good time to buy a house, piece of the equity. In a rising market, these loans could mortgage to refinance. In this period of transition, Y o u r provided (and this is a vital qualification) you don’t be a good deal for the lender-investor. As a home buyer, patience mixed with a large dose of common sense will M o n e y 's have to pay current mortgage rates. Home prices have though, you give up a lot when you give .someone else the pay off. dropped — a lot more than appears on the surface — so right to share in a profit on your home. Don't do it. Short-term interest rates — as reflected in rates on W o r t h you may be able to pick up a bargain if you don’t need a money market funds and U.S. Treasury bills — already big mortgage. You may have to balance the pros of 1 have been from the start and am still strongly op have tumbled sharply. Mortgage loan rates have been Sylvia Porter waiting for mortgage rates to drop vs. the cons of snap posed to “creative financing" — which means that a slower to respond, but these longer-term rates also are ping up a house before selling prices turn up again. homeowner who must sell his-her house takes on the starting to soften. risk of being a moneylender too. Wait it out. If today's The causes are two: 1) The business decline has cut Balloon loans? If you are the borrower and have the right to pay off your mortgage in a lump sum in a few trends continue, this "creativity" will become nothing deeply into the private demand for funds; 2) In more than a sour memory and a footnote to the financial response, the Federal Reserve has eased its curb on the months, watch the interest rate trend closely. By right timing, you might be able to pay off a balloon loan and history of the 1980s. money supply and has encouraged interest rates to fall. Conventional mortgage rates have been so steep that (Does your budget need balancing? Send for Sylvia What now? My associate, George Bookman, and I put few buyers want to borrow at these terms and fewer can refinance at a lower rate. Or you might be able to swap a three- or five-year balloon mortgage for a longer term Porter's Financial Almanac for 1982 — a comprehensive together some tough questions for Tim Howard, chief dairy the payments. A majority of real estate sales desk calendar and consumer handbook featuring economist of the government-backed Federal N ationalâve required owner financing, or as it’s alw known. loan at reasonable rates. You may find it much easier to Mortgage Association (“Fannie Mae” ) and TomW'creative financing” ; 60 percent of recent deals are es- meet the payments on a 10-year loan at, say, 15 percent Porter’s best budgeting tips and money-saving advice. than to worry how you will pay off or refinance a 12 per Send $8.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to Financial Harter, economist of the Mortgage Bankers Association timated to be of this type. Almanac in care of The Herald. 4400 .lohnson Drive. of America. A summary of their advice: Wait, say the experts, if you'are selling. Assuming cent balloon due in two or three years. A seller who has- LUVS^ Disposable Diapers - 1) Selling a house? Don’t rush. The market for sellers longer-term rates are on the way down, real estate taken back a balloon loan should be glad to get his cash Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal back and be out of the mortgage banking business. This Press Syndicate.) •Small (Box of 24) has been terrible for more than a year. prices should improve, conventional mortgage rates •Madlum (Box of 18) 3.07 Tots’ Fleece . •Large (Box of 12) Our nag. 3 ^ Infanta’ and Tots’ Toddlers’ 2‘Pisca ‘Krazy Kritters’ ififantsVatid Tots' infants’ 1 and 2>Pc. Tots^ Coordinates Blanket Sieeperi - In brief. Comfortable for baby, convenient for mom! HcMXtsd Swsatshirts Zlp»Front Snowfsuita Knit Fashions Knit Siespars Chrysler, UAW » 2 1 *8 to *13 *5 * 4 to * 8 H ‘ Director picked 4.44 & 4.88 Our Rag. 6.88 Reg. S.M to 10.98 Our Reg. 548 Our nag, 488 « 8 4 8 ..; Our nag, 2848 8 28.88 Our,nag, 10.88 to 18.88 Toasty-wanm In solids 8 Hooded overalls, foolsle Styles in 100% poly knit Knit polos & sweatshirts prints. Zip-front, nonaktd Ronald F. Van Winkle of 42 Strong St., former (ioktMOfi* Of •crylic. 12-16 moe., 2-4. matched to overalls & •infanttn’ols'CerStrey ^ ^ sets, slack or legging sets. winterwelglit. Prints. Non- soles, 4 colors. Sizes 1 to 4 director of economic development policy and plan 0 baby Newborn to 18 mos.. 2-4. skid soles. Sizes i to 4. sweatpants. 9-24 mos., 2-4. corn Q«erMI»a<«-74e... E».ft,22 ning at the Connecticut Department of Economic starch Development, has been appointed executive direc talk 1 more day tor of the University of Hartford’s Construction Institute. His appointment, effective in August, was an ô4«iecw>^ fciiiaw UAW President Douglas Fraser said 25% OFF FAMOUS CURITY & CHIX! nounced by EMward J. Stockton, the Institute’s DETROIT (UPI) - The United Auto 25% OFF LAYEHE ESSENTIALS! ‘WEEKDS* Workers and CJirysler Corp. agreed to Tuesday there were “sufficient reasons” tiiiti 1861-tag director. to extend the pact. His announcement of As executive director Van Winkle is responsible bargain one more day, under threat of a ST.JOSEPH* •Curity 100% Cotton Undershirts W hite the old pact’s extension came at 11:40 for the Institute’s daytto-day administrative strike by union workers, in an effort to ASPIRIN •Infante’ 2-Po. Diaper Sets Novelty nr- RWTWEAR Sizes 3 moa, to 3 years. Our Reg. l.S8to 2.38 . . . -. 1 - replace the current contract which was p.m. EDT — just 21 minutes before the FOR CHILDREN S iiaa Newborn & 9-18 moa. Rag. 3.98 6 4 4 8 ...... 2.98 & 3 .3 6 operations while Stockton, the state’s former com strike deadline. missioner of economic development, serves in a extended at the last minute for a 24-hour •Curity 100% Cotton Training Pants wwte .. period. •Newborn 3J*c. Playeet inci. top, shorts & slacks ^ pastels. Sizes 2-3-4. Our Rag. 1.09 to 1.68 ...... 6 1 C 10 broader, policy-making role. He said union locals were advised of FOR A HEALTHY. HAPPY BABY! in polyfcotton (^ n ts . Newborn to 6 moa. Rag. s.89...... 4 .4 4 Van Winkle replaces Richard H.'Cu.ster, former the extension 31 minutes before the pact 30% Off! West Hartford and Windsor town manager, who was to expire. Fraser said 60,600 •Curity Gowns and Kimonos 100% qomy •Infanta* 1*Pc. Sleep’n Pley Suit retired after serving as the Institute’s executive workers had been standing ready with laCaldor iUolstTowl-ets 4 Prlnts/solida Layette size. Our R#9. 8.89 * 3.88.. ISO's, Our Rag. 1.79...... la Id ; Si2e80-13lbs,&.14-19lbs.R^9.4Wto488 3.36 to6.44 director since mid-1980. Cor sales picket signs at 52 plants in 17 states •Chix by Dundae Vinyl Baby Pants fn a-Pr. PVjtL Van Winkle was with the state Department of awaiting word on the talks. •Infante’ BIbe m teny & vinyls with novelty . ^ 3.88u6.88 Economic Development from 1979, where he was The extension runs out at 12:01 a.m. |*Mennen Baby Magic Lotion ^ Pull-on. Newborn to XL. Our Reg. 249 * 2 4 8 . . 1 . r i * 1 . 1 W 0 * 7 prints. Dribbler thru Feetfere. Rag.88eto449 ... .86C to 1.66 Our Rag. S.S9 to 9.99 responsible for economic forecasting and research, Thursday. 8 04, Our Rag. X49...... la 'P f Ideal ehoea to get baby off •Chix by Dundee Hooded Baby Towal planning and program and policy development. He off 29.3% One worker, Ernest Lanier of Detroit, •infanta’ Hooded Carriege Suit with covered ♦oof on the right foot! Chboae a 19-year UAW veteran, said he had 10% poly, 90% cotton terry in white. Our Reg. 6.W ,., ...^ . .6 received a commendation from the state I •Johneon’8 Com Starch Powdera q * & mitten. Acrylic fleece; 0 4 moa. & 9-18 moa. Rag. 6.88 .4 .4 4 frorri.aoft aolea, trainers, legislature for work on enterprise zone legislation. favored a walkout. 9 04, Our Rag. 1.09 ...... sneakers, charming strap DETROIT (UPI) — Domestic new car Prints From August of 1976 to March of 1979, he was the •Cwnffâr/Pliiow Sets, Comforters and •Chix by Dundee Crib Sheets economist for group strategic planning at the Pratt sales in the first 10 days of the month "I was hoping we would go on strike. stylos and many more in Pita 28xS2” mattreaa, Qur Reg.448 to S.28 . . . . Ust. Joseph Aspirin for Childmn Bl0nkata, OttrRag.448tol4M ...... 4.76 to11.22 alzt» newborn to five. & Whitney Aircraft Group of United Technologies plunged 29.3 percent to their worst daily We don’t n e ^ any more concessions and SO’a,OurRag.73c...... 2 f0 r | Corp. selling rate since 1967. all they want are concessions,” said In 1975-76, Van Winkle was a graduate teaching Analysts Tuesday blamed buyer dis Lanier, a truck driver at the Jefferson fellow at Boston College, where he was also a doc interest in “leftover” 1982 models for the Avenue plant in Detroit. toral candidate in econometrics. sharp decline to a daily selling rate of “1 believe the extension came as a Born in West Hartford, in', he holds a bachelor of 13,453 cars. shock. A lot people were disappointed — The five U.S. automakers said they they were hoping we would go on strike. arts degree in economics and business finance from UPI photo the University of South Florida and a master of arts sold 107,623 cars, compared with 152,146 An extension is helping them (Chrysler) degree in economic development from last year. not us.” Northeastern University. In year-to-date figures the companies In announcing the extension Fraser Muscles for brakes He is a member of the National Association of have sold 3,881,764 autos, compared with said, “I think the elements are there for Busienss Economists and the American Economic 4,559,067 through Sept. 10, 1981 — a 14.9 a settlement. We’re not very close but Laboratory technician Paul Davis prepares power boosters for truck Association. His wife, Ruth, is an economic analyst percent decline. we think there are sufficient reasons to braking systems for testing at Bendix Corp.’s Automotive Control at Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. in The new model year begins in late try for 24 more hours.” Systems Group in South Bend, Ind. The booster assemblies, which Bloomfield. September, and many buyers now are The negotiations began July 20 and save weight and split the braking system Into two segments for safety, there was little of the intensity that waiting for the 1983 models before they will be run through 50,000 high-temperature cycles to test their make major purchases, analysts said. marked talks earlier this year at Ford “m uscle." ' f i !• General Motors Corp. saw its sales Motor Co. and General Motors Corp., Perry elected plummet 30.3 percent in the first 10 days even on what originally was planned to despite incentives paid to dealers to un be the final day of talks. HARTFORD — Manchester native John F. load remaining 1982 model cars. One Talks were being held simultaneously W ay clear for smoking suit BItTRITE Hl-Chflir BILTRITE Playard GERRY”* Convertible KOUCRAFT Durable GERiCO Conven^tl Perry, insurance consultant and financial planner reason for the GM downturn may have at General Dynamics, where the con Carri-Cradie Cradle Bath , from Vernon, has recently been elected vice presi been its announcement at the. end of tract covering 5,200 former Chrysler with Contour Beck Large 36”x36^’ Size Tote-Bessinet pains in joints, choking provide a reasonably safe dent of the Connecticut Chapter of the International August that fall prices would be frozen or workers was extended, and in Canada, ST. LOUIS (UPI) - A LULLABYE ‘Jenny Lind’ Baby Crib Our sensations and work place,” the court Association for Financial Planners. cut on more than half its 1983 models. where the UAW settled with GM of company’s obligation to 3 4 i e T S RW.4448 Rag 1849 7.76 ^948 ^ jJ lightheadedness. said, comparing the case to Beautifully crafted apindias. I $ * | J l i i 36e40 ^48.88, 21.76 14.88 Perry is a past member of thd National Associa Analysts maintained the GM move Canada earlier Tuesday. provide a safe working Feafuraa all hardwood MhBlfuc- I 1 * 1 ^ Soft, safe mesh enclosure Durable canvas bassinet Multi-position handle for »!• an over-sink bat) area for its employees Western Electric moved previous decisions in Contour psddsd back 8 seat baby! Fits single or tion of Life Underwriters, a charter member of the probably hurt any chances the giant Fraser said the union received tkHi. Drop aide. Maple finish. ] Oiu Rag 178.88 mrovidgcomfort and sui»ort topped by padded rail. 2 converts to bunting or gpena easy carrying or profmlng. extends to protecting them Smith to different locations volving dust and gasoline wheels for (Portability. flat to utie as a changing pad. Padd^ for comfort. Durwie. sinks. Molded plastic. International Association of Financial Planners and automaker had of moving the leftover clarifications late Tuesday evening on fumes in work areas. I •QuHtadCrH>Pada,Ra9-l'S9<07.98 .1.19 loS.SS for baby. Generous size tray. a member of the Greater Boston chapter and the Chrysler’s overall bargaining stance. from the dangers of tobac in its building, but the 1982’s. GM sold 65,883 cars compared court said “each location "The allegations of the (Nitint»‘ Dept) JUVENILE FURNITURE NOT IN RIVERSIDE northern New Jersey chapter. He has also attended There was some progress on economic co smoke, a state appeals with 94,505 in the first 10 days last year. contained significant instant case, taken as true, many national meetings and seminars. < Ford Motor Co. was the only issues like wage increases and cost-of- court says. The Missouri Court of amounts of tobacco show the tobacco smoke of He is the greater Hartford coordinator for the automaker to escape a sales drop of 25 living allowances. Chrysler Monday laid coworkers in the work area UNIVERSAL TRAV-tER Certified Financial Planner associate and graduate out a COLA formula tied to both the in Appeals issued the ruling smoke.” s- percent. The automaker’s sales of 25,491 Smith was told to wear a is hazardous to the health ♦Safari II’ Nylon Luggage degree programs of the College for Financial Plan cars were down 22.9 percent from 33.081 flation rate and Chrysler’s profitability. Tuesday in the case of Paul Smith, who said he suffers respirator, which did not of employees in general -V, ning. The college is located in Denver, and has an in the first 10 days of September a year Fraser said another money proposal and plaintiff in particular. i; enrollment ofcover 4,250 students. has been made but it is “not up to the from severe reactions to improve his condition, or •Ttrte f ’l O ago. to work in the computer "Therefore, by failing to OurReg16,88...... la w 1- Perry is also the author of “Cash Value Insurance Chrysler Corp. reported its sales in the standard,” used to grant COLA’s at Ford tobacco smoke. Smith had asked a St. Louts County room, where smoking was exercise its control and — Not An Investment!” and “Confused About Your Sept. 1-10 period dropped 29.8 percent to Motor Co. and General Motors Corp. assume its responsibility to •OwiyOfl $*17 I.R.A. Investment Options?’’. Chrysler bowed to the union’s demand Circuit Court to issue an in- prohibited. The change to- O urm g8344 ...... I f 12,853 from 18i621 last year. th e computer room eliminate the hazardous Perry is a; past member and officer of the American Motors Corp. sold an es for a one-year pact covering economic junction against his a, employer, but Judge Philip brought a pay decrease of condition caused by tobac •ai” CsnyOn Case $ H |0 Manchester Jaycees. He is an active member of the timated 1,700 cars in the opening 10 days issues and a two-year section covering co smoke, defendant has r - Indian Valley Y.M.C.A. and is just completing a everything else, he added. J, Sweeney dismissed the about $500 a month. OurReg2476...... l O of September, down 47.9 percent from 3,- “ It is well-settled in breached and is breaching two-year term as chariman of this regional 265 last year Chrysler officials offered no comment petition. 30% OFFI The appeals court Missouri an employer owes its duty to provide a ENTIRE STOCK •ae” Case S O ft Glamour Gala Fashion Toot-Toot Engine organization. He is also a member of the Board of Volkswagen of America sold 1,696 cars on the extension. Chairman Lee lacocca reasonably safe work Our;Reg8*47 ...... 4S»V Directors of the Metropolitan YMCAs of the is in New York City where he is ordered Sweeney to hear a duty to the employee to in the first 10 days, down 43 percent from use all reasonable care to place," the court said. infante’ and Toddlers’ Car Seats Dolls by KENNER by FISHER PRICE Greater Hartford area, where he currently is a 2,974 last year. monitoring the talks. evidence in the case and •44” CUement Sag $ O A said Smith could win a •Bobby Mac •Koterafl Our Reg 3 2 4 4 . . . . , ...... Z O T * EACH 3 C | 2 Oiu member of its Risk Proâm Funding Committee. I. *18»*38 •W f our^zse .Q O Reg489 . Mr. Perry and his wife, Connie, are past Tolland monetary award from his ■Teddy Tot •Century { Reg 2548 to 548* Llghtwelgltt with eaay-togrlp imlaa! 'ChugOhug' sound and platon County Coordinators for National hterriage Ehi- employer. Western Elec handles. Strong zipper cloalnga. actloa Fun lor ages'1 to 3- Soles tax revervue slumps tric Co. of suburban I îdeats all statertederal rags, for child reatralnt ayatatna, Green with tan trim. - counter and members of National Family En counter. Ballwin. HARTFORD (UPI) - A state budget Source of revenue, brought in more than Smith, 50, sought to pre WELCOME WAGON! official says revenue from the state sales $78.6 million in the first two months of vent Western Electric tax was lower than expected last month the current fiscal year, which began July from allowing smoking in WANTS TO 'J f Heublein to meet after a surprising leap upward in July. 1. certain work areas. The EVERY LP AND TAPE ON SALE! petition said, by allowing VISIT YOU Ta Growth in revenue from the sales tax Baida said he didn’t think the lower- HARTFORD — Heublein Inc. will hold a special was 6.5 percent in August, which reflects smoking in the working We’ve Got The Sound...We’ve Got The Savings! than-expected growth in the tax for area, the company was stockholders’ meeting Oct. 12 to vote on the July sales, Edward Baida, chief of August was significant. He said it was proposed merger of the company into R.J. revenue and economic forecasting in the exposing its employees to a Choose from Doors to Dvorak! Mozart to Mangione! Strauss still too early to make any sweeping health hazard. Reynolds Industries Inc. Office of Policy and Management, said assessments of the state’s revenue pic Reynolds shareholders will vote at the same time Smith, an engineering to Streisand! 1000's of Titles! Every Musical Category! Tuesday. ture for the fiscal year. iiu-Winston Salem, N.C., where Reynolds has its Baida said the August figure was associate for the company headquarters. slightly short of the 7 percent targeted He said growth in sales tax revenues since 1950, said in his suit m 1.33 2.14 2.66 3.22 3.99 4.66 Reynolds has acquired 11,350,000 shares of growth. State officials were taken by was expected to pick up again as the tobacco smoke causes him 4* amt tm m LFCSBi LPD486 LPS 8* LPF888 Heublein common stock for $63 per share and surprise by the 10 percent sales tax fiscal year m ov^ forward with one to suffer from nausea, diz bought another four million shares of the stock at growth in July, which represented June reason hping an expected moderate ziness, headaches, SEYMOUR ironing Board Monchhichi 6”. Doha Roly Raeciooil ^ the same price in a private transaction. It now sales. economic recovery in the later part of blackouts, loss of memory, 4.76 1 5.63 6«21*4 - 6.97 by#ISW ER«Rl^s:4 holds 57.2 percent of the stock. The sales tax, the state’s single largest sore throat, aches and with vented top for I _ 5 J3 TepeNWI . T«pe0688 Ts(m R788 T ^)•S 8•8 by MATTEL the fiscal year. Steam-Iron use. Sturdy I Q Q I2 LPOISt The meeting next month will take place at the Parkview Hilton in Hartford. WITH A BASKETFUL OF GIFTS no-tIp construction, I v e M W ita g iJ I (olds & opens easily. I Our Reg 1348 4.97 ^Beg6.» 4.88»- CUSTOM - MADE ^ A l f C ON OUR EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF JEWISH. ISRAELI Start a coflactton or add to HI Waddles along arid makes WALTER H. SORENSEN D.C. And I’ll bring helpful information plus cards .*4 $ A V C AND CANTORIAL RECORDS FOR THE HOLIDAYS______Adonmie dollB for ages 4 & up. apaciai sounds. Ages 1-3., you can redeem for more gifts at local busi •ItontMM PsdfCover/Rack, OurnagSM...... Windows fixed Announces .... nesses. 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PLEASE READ CLERKS NEEDED for all Repairs, “ No Job Too Exterior house cleaning PHOTO ACCESSORIES - 17th, 5-11; Saturday, SECRETARY- time job working with the tops, kitchen cabinet SATIN COMFORTER, No electricity. $30,00 shifts. We are looking for Small.” Call 644-8356. and repair, trash and brush XNIUd INIUd INIUd JlNIUd Two Nikon 35mm film September 18th, 10 a.m. - MANCHESTER - Newly YOUR AD BOOKKEEPER : small of elderly? We have it. 649- fronts, custom rose, never used, $25.00 monthly. Phone Rose, 646- 1981 CHEVETTE - like people that want to work. removal, driveway sealing cassettes and one Contax 11 p.m. Something for decorated one bedroom Two simple words. But when used to fice, diversified duties, ac- 2358. woodworking, colon ial with comforter cover. 2482. new. Very low mileage, C & M Tree Service, Free and much more. 647-0198. 35mm film cassette, $5 ICveryone! apartment. Access to shop describe Classified ads, they really Classilied ads are taken counts receivable, IMease apply: Seven-11 reproductions in wood. Duvet. $10.00. Telephone great mpg. Four speed, Store. 513 Center Street, estimates. Discount senior each. Two Grafiite 643-6526. ping centers, buslines and over the phone as a con telephones, record NURSES - RN Substitutes INTERIOR AND J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. Homes-Apta. to share 59 four door. $4600. 871-8531. mean something. They mean that Manchester, between the citizens. Company Painting-Papering 32 flashbulb guns, $5 each. schools. For further details keeping, some typing, all fo r Coventry Public EXTERIOR Painting and Classified ads bring people together in venience. The Herald is hours of 7 and 3. M anchester owned and Call Doug Bevins at The DINETTE SET. Beautiful please call 528-4196 benefits, 647-913"' S ch ools. Contact D r. Paperhanging. Ceilings BABYSITTING Dogs-BIrda-Pate 43 ’ 1973 PONTIAC LE MANS - responsible lor only one operated. Call 646-1327. INTERIOR PAINTING, Herald, 643-2711, after 1 expandable form ica top between 9 and 5 pm or a way no other advertising medium Donald Nicoletti at 742- repaired or replaced. Free Experienced and depen- FEMALE RO O M M ATE 4 door. Mechanically good. incorrect Insertion and DENTAL over ten years experience, p.m. table with four chairs. after 5 pm and weekends, can. In fact, the Classified columns SEWING MACHINE 8913. E.O.E. estimates. Fully. insured. "idable day care in my BECAUSE SHE’S DEAF, wanted over 30. $187.50 per New transmission. Body then only to the size of RECEPTIONIST - part LIGHT TRUCKING ,- Fen low rates and senior citizen $65.00. Telephone 649-0286 649-7157. Operators - Experienced References. Martin Manchester home. Call a special home is needed month. Telephone 646-0598. poor. $480. 646-7439. of your newspaper provide a service the original insertion. time for Manchester oral cing. Attics, cellars, gar discounts. 643-9980. CONTEMPORARY arm after 5 p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••• preferred. Apply in person Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., 646-1095. for a lovable fluffy white that's used by thousands of people surgery office. Office skills NEED EXTRA MONEY? ages cleaned. AH types chair upholstered in red 118 MAIN STREET - Three Errors which do not only - Pillowtex Corpora 649-4431. blue-eyed kitten. P.O.A. 1976 GREM LIN - Good con every year. See why we say required. Duties include: trash, brush removed. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR velyet, chrome legs, $150, TYPE W R ITE R SCM elec room heated apartment. □ AUTOMOTIVE 5 lessen the value of Ihe tion, 49 Regent Street, BABYSITTING Weekdays has many other abandoned dition. $1500. or best offer. insurance, billing and Selling Avon can help Picket, Split Rail, Stake PAINTING - Wallpapering Brown vinyl recliner, $50. tric portable with carrying Hot water, no appliances, Classified advertising is UNIQUE advertisement will not Manchester. E.O.E., M/F. FRED LEE Painting - in my home for toddler or kittens. Long haired Standard transmission. patient scheduling. fight Inflation. Call now Fences installed. 528-0670. and Drywall Installation. Contemporary black and case, manual return, pica security. Tenant in AND USEFUL? Prove it to yourself be corrected by an ad Interior and Exterior. older. Certified teacher. calicos, part Siamese, etc. Autos For Sale 61 Slant 6 engine. Call 646- Experienced preferred. at 646-3685 or 523- Quality professional work. white fabric wall hanging type, $50.00. Call 649-0157. surance. 646-2426, 9-5 ditional insertion. SUPER - Opportunity as Reasonable prices. Free “ Check my rate before you References. Call 643-2810. 50” X 50” , $25. 646-0479. Here’s your chance to weekdays. 2910. by calling the Classified department superintendent in well 649-2272. 6401 SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, Estimates! Fully insured. decorate.’’ Dependable. LOVE SEAT, older Queen make up for another’s in to place your ad today! known elderly housing Fully insured. 646-1653. FREELANCE graph ic humanity. 342-0571, 633- TRUCKS Car-inv. value 1977 THUNDERBIRD - SNACK BAR person at Homes For Sale 23 G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. PERSONAL-BUSINESS Anne style with slipcover. MANCHESTER - Main facility in p'restigeous PART TIME Waitress design and illustration. $2143, sold for $100. 602-998- New exhaust system, new CAR Plates - Magnetic Good condition. $99.00. Call 6581. Street. 2-3 rooms. Heated. Hartford neighborhood. local community college. needed Monday - Friday. Personal or business. 0575 Ext. 7816. Call Refun brakes and tires. Best Must have experience, signs, business cards, wed- 646-1427'. Hot water. Appliances. No Call 643-2711 Share. daytime Telephone 647-1551. Logos, letterheads, FREE TO GOOD Home - dable. offer, Call 646-5901 for ap . g \ \ r $3,50 per hour to start. ding stationery. pets. Security. Parking, maintenance respon aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa business cards, posters, puppy - Irish Setter - Lab. pointment. Uniforms, hospitalization, Manchester Rubber FOURTEEN STORM win 523-7047. sibilities with existing advertisements, graphs, Telephone 649-1711. free lunch. Hours 10:30' Condominiums 22 Stamp, Printing- dows and two storm doors, iUanrlipfitrr staff Total responsibility charts, brochures. cylinder, three speed, $500. Trucks lor Sale 62 a.m. - 7 p.m. For appoint Engraving, 20 Birch, 649- all for $98.00. Call anytime. MANSFIELD CENTER - for evening rounds and Creative, fast, reasonable. A K G DOBERMAN or best offer. Telephone ment, call 289-7404. FOR SALE BY OWNER - 4489. 649-3908. Woodsedge Apartments. WILLIMANTIC DATSUN-DODGE INC. H rra ii'i emergency assistance. Desirable Northfield 646-1408, Pinchers - Black and rust, Newly renovated, country 742-7936. 1968 FORD '4 Ton pickup, Mature, experienced cou TW ELVE SINGLE ROLLS good temperament. One very good condition, many BOOKKEEPER - Part Green Condo. Central air- TW O SETS of bicycle setting. Two bedrooms ple preferred. Salary, two m i u x r j ^ INTERIOR AND male, three females. Price 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY, new parts, needs minor time. Fuss and O’Neill, 210 conditioning, lovely yard tan vinyl wallpaper at training wheels. $4.50 each. starting at $260. Telephone ir USED CARS ^ bedroom apartment, plus backed by brook, new patio EXTERIOR Painting, dealers cost. Call Sue at reasonable. 649-3474. 429-4762 or 233-9660. 318 CID, power steering, work.$600 or best offer. utilities part of package. Main Stret, Manchester. paper hanging, carpentry Telephone 649-2071. power brakes, automatic Tom , 674-9413 day s ; 646-2469, Betty. E.O.E. M- and gas grill, two full and REALTORS 646-0397. E.O.E. Call (203) 525-4228 work. Fully insured. J.P. ALASKAN MALAMUTE - transmission, new front evenings 646-6727, 1976 Triumph TR-6Conv...... M295 F. two half baths, three T E N FLOW ERING 179 HILLIARD Street, Monday - Friday between 8 Lewis and .Son, 649-9658. $100. IOV2 months old, all end and brakes. Call 647- Lost and Found 1 bedrooms, finished family Gf?OUP I A »elrrf MstocMtion of REALTOnS lerving the grr.«ter JEEPS - Government sur bushes, $5.00 each, large three bedroom duplex, am-4 pm, for appointment. papers and shots. Parents 1989, ask for Dave, after 1976 Plymouth Arrow, 4-spd ^2795 WANTED: Chemistiw sub room, all appliances. $68,- M^ncheiter AttA w ith more aYdverfHing eapertlie, plus lieo $3,196.00, sold for orders ground covers. $5. appliances included. No 500. Call after 3 p.m., 649- impaict a%nd efTiciency lot both buyers And sellers. D.G. PETERSEN Painting $44.00. For info - (312) 931- are AKC registered. 289- pets. Utilities not included. 5:30. LOST - Tiger cat with DENTAL ASSISTANT- stitute teacher for Coven perennials, $5. houseplants Molorcycles-BIcycles 64 1976 Merc. Cougar, A/T *2995 6145. Company - interior, 1961 Ext. 2340. 5 00 Available immediately. white underside. Six Full time, 4 day week, no try High School September exterior, spray, brush or small to large potsm 1973 PONTIAC Station ...... 646-6454, 647-1805. MOTORCYCLE months old. From West Saturdays. Experienc'd thru .lanuary. telephone ••••••••••••• roll. Custom wallpaper to $3.50. 649-6486. ___ Mualcel Inatrumants 4 4 ------wagon, power steering, 1977 Corolla W agon...... *3695 days, 742-7346; evenings, GLASTONBURY WORK BENCH - 85 ” long, INSURANCE - Lowest minster Road. Call 646-8763 only. Resumes to; Box DD hanging. Workluansnip 34” tall, 28” wide. Two •••••••••••••••••••••••• power brakes, good condi 742-9253. □ REAL ESTATE Attractive 10 room Raised Ranch on desirable FORD FlOO ‘/a ton pickup MANCHESTER - 5 rooms, Rates Available! Many op c/o Herald. guaranteed. 646-8467. layers of plank. A-1 shape. TRUM PET - Good starter tion. $800. 649-5732. 1978 Datsun F-10 Wagon 4-spd ^ ^ 9 9 5 after 4 p.m. Minnechaug'Mountain. Exceptional living room truck re-surfaced brake 2 bedrooms, modern bath tions. Call. Clarice or instrument. $45.00. HVAC MECHANIC to do and family room. 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, country 643-9694. drums, $25.00 each. 647- a'nd kitchen, garage. $425 Joan, (Jlarke Insurance BABYSITTER WANTED Homes For Sale 23 PAINTING - Exterior and Telephone 649-4023. plus utilities, ^librfo Real 1973 DODGE POLARA 1978 Datsun 210, 4-Dr, A/T * ^ 9 5 IMPOUNDED - Female, 12 plant maintenance in a kitchen, large deck, 2 fireplaces plus more. 1638. Agency 643-1126. S to care for infant in our interior. Also repair work SCREENED LOAM - wagon - V8, runs well. New years, Sheltie, Oakland skilled nursing facility. Asking $159,000...... ty, Inc., 649-0917, Manchester home. Various done. Reasonable rates and Gravel, processed gravel, Boata-Accessorlas 45 batt., tires. AM-FM radio. 1978 AMC Concord Wagon *4195 Street. Male; 2 years. Full time position. Call 643- MANCHESTER - 66 Henry T A N WEATHER-BEE 1980 SILVER MAXI-LUV daytime hours. References free estimates. 647-9881 or sand, stone and fill. For Large capacity. $600. Shepherd cross. Vine 5151 for appointment. Street. $70,000. Six room Cordoroy pile-lined coat. MANCHESTER - Newer Puch moped. Like new. required. 643-2242. Warren L Howland, Inc. 643-5303. deliveries call George 69 PENN YAN.23 ft. sport Phone 643-1772 6:30 - 8:30 1978 Celica CT, 5-spd *4695 Colonial, 1 Vz baths, Excellent condition. $25.00. two bedroom townhouse in Asking $450.00. 'I'eiephone Street. 646-4555. Griffing, Andover, 742- fisherman express, with a.m.; 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. WANTED: SCHOOL Bus enclosed porch, two car two family. IVz baths, 643-1958. PART TIM E jobs - $450 per 643-1108 WALLPAPER HANGING, Call 643-6297. 225 Chrysler in-board with 1978 Plymouth Horizon, 4 Dr.-4-spd *3795 IMPOUNDED: Female drivers, will train. Call 649- garage. Lot 60 x 150. 7886. carpeting, appliances, month average earnings. painting and stenciling. fresh water cooling. Less black and white huskie. 6188 or 537-5234. Marion E. Robertson, ELECTRIC STOVE 19” patio, basement garage. FOR SALE - Moped - Flexible hours, suitable for Free estimates. LIVING ROOM SET - ear than 200 hours on engine. 1980 Sunbird, 2-Dr., 4-spd *4495 Call Bolton Dog Warden Realtor, 643-5953. apartment size. Good con Convenient location. Excellent running condi college students, References available. Call ly 1900s, very unique, up Call between 8 and 10 p.m., Adults, No pets. Available days, 649-2871; evenings housewives and others. SALES PERSON. MANCHESTER dition. Asking $65.00. 649- tion. Have to see to 1980 Datsun 210 Wagon *4995 BUILT IN 1966. Sue Cunningham before 8 holstery and wood 742-7668. October 1st. $430 monthly E 649-5900. Menswear. Full time in 2558. believe! $400. Call Mike - Interviews held with Conveniently located three a.m. or after 6 p.m. 646- excellent. Must be seen, plus utilities. 649-0311. Dealers Co-Op on quality men’s shop. 649-2633. bedroom Colonial, with l'/4 Brand new 7 rm., 2 bath contemporary Cape. 03W...... $275. Set of dishes, very 1979 Mustang 4-spd-A/c, stereo *4995 IMPOUNDED: Male Wednesday, September Excellent working con GUITAR, Accoustic for Antiquaa 48 baths, appliances, finished ^ Located ih area of fine homes. Rural setting with old, over 110 pieces, $50.00. boxer. Call Bolton Dog ditions plus paid benefits. Building Contracting 33 sale student never used •••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - Two 1973 MAICO 250. Excellent 15th, at East Hartford family room in basement, ritv utilities. 1105.000. 659-1906, Glastonbury. Warden days, 649-2871; Holiday Inn at 10 am. 1, 4, Apply m person to Mr. In carrying’ case Best WANTED; ANTIQUE Fur- bedroom condos, I'/i baths, condition. Must sell. $200. WILLIMANTIC evenings 649-5900. Abler or Mr. Snyder, 903 hardwood floors, nice level offer over $50.00. Call after "'lure, glass, pewter, oil fully appliance kitchen Telephone 649-9651. or 7 pm. (Exit 58 off Route lot. $69,900. Strano Real LEON CIESZYNSKI TURQUOIS ELECTRIC Roberts Street-Silver Main Street, Manchester. BUILDER. New homes, 5 p.m., 649-5943. paintings, or antique large apartments. $475 DATSUN-DODGE, INC. Estate, 646-2000. Stove - $150. Duncan Phyfe _L ______items. R. Harrison, 643- each plus utilities. Call 647- Personals 2 Lane). No calls accepted. Zinsser Agency 6464511 additions, remodeling, rec maple dining room table SALES • PART TIME rooms, garages, kitchens TWO LADDER staging 8709- 8391. a division of MANCHESTER - Lease and buffet, $225.00 for both. Campers-Trallers-Moblle Stephen World of Wheels WANTED: Mature woman remodeled, ceilings, bath hooks, $20.00. Telephone "*****.***************!* c. j- RIDE NEEDED from Lumber or hardware experience with option to buy. Two G as dryer $75.00. 643-4389 Wanted to Buy 49 M ANCHESTER - Studio Homes 85 P 27 Meadow St. Willimantic 647-9367 East Middle Turnpike to babysit in my home helpful Call for appointment. family Ranch with one MANCHESTER tile, dormers, roofing. Frigidaire refrigerator, ______•••«•••••••••••••••••••• type four room apartment. Bolton-Manchester town Residential or commer (directly behind CBT on Mam St) across from MHS to J.C. bedroom in each apart Its got charm, its in a premier area and has apartment size, white GUITAR: Six (steel) Produce 50 $ p per month. Security. 1978 ATCO MINI MOTOR" line. 643-7395. beautiful tree shaded grounds. Its a Rambling cial. 649-4291. np.-n MonTliurs nl R ik) I’M Kri S.ii Hi . iMi I'M Penney warehouse starting 646-5253 ment. Vinyl siding, $125.00. Can be seen 16 & 17 strini? Yamaha euitar ...... P®ts. Evenings phone 1975 OLDS CUTLASS Salon HOME-23,000 miles. 9-15-82. Call Janet, 646- W.G. GLENNEY CO. separate furnaces-, Cape with a formal dining room and a full width of at 19 Hamlin Stret from 10 - Southern car in mint con Excellent condition. Many BACK TO SCHOOL means the house living room with a fireplace. We’re ELECTRICAL SERVICES Excellent condition! GRAPES - Pick your own 633-3818. ______3732. appliances and carpeting. a.m. to 8 p.m. dition! 649-7071 after 5:00 extras! $15,000. After 1 back to work. Parents, looking for a new owner and you should see it. Ideal for singid’s or - We do all types of Elec p.m. returning students and PERSON WITH Integrity C^lf evening^ 643-7^ H a^k m aTa c^f U e^It THREE ROOM apartment' pm., 646-5051. , newlyweds. $84,^. Gor trical Work! Licensed. Call call evenings, 643 7Hb8. with heat, hot water, stove, Announcements 3 others: If you have the needed to work third shift. Free Cleaeltlad Ada don Realty, 643-2174, Wolverton Agency after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. time and need cash, we Must be prompt and willing DINETTE SET - table, ——— —— 7, J^fr'Bf^^tor, carpeting, P A IR M ODERN walnut have a limited number of to aintain quality stan FARRAND leaf, two chairs. $55.00. PICK YOUR OWN $300. Adults only, no pets. BOLTON - Immaculate 649-2813 finish “ step” end tables, Call 649-1819. peppers, sweet bell, horn Security deposit. Call 646- part-time positions in our dards. Apply in person REMODELING - Cabinets, seven plus room Raised $40.00 and matching ______!______and fires, hot eastern 7690. V.F.W. phone sales department. Monday - Friday between ? Roofing, Gutters, Room Ranch. Three bedrooms, cocktail table, $ 10. Ladies Auxiliary 2046 Evening positions a.m. - 2:30 p.m - position MANCHESTER Additions, Decks, all types SOFA BED needs matress. rockets, Hungarian wax ---- starts immediately. 7- U'2 baths, two car garage, Naw Listing Telephone 646-5358. Perfect for family room, and Portigual. Rufs, 440 THREE BEDROOM 11.9% 608 E. Ctr. St. Manch., Ct available. No experience ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FINANCING one acre “ country” lot. o f Remodeling and necessary. Will train those Elpven, 513 Center Street. Immaculate 6 room aluminum sided Cape. Newer Repairs. FREE Original cost $500 - take it Addison Road, Glaston- Duplex. Appliances, in- International NHe Finished basement. Many kitchen, bath and roof. Fireplaced living room, FOR SALE - Girls 24-inch 1 !(/•" with ambition and good Estimates. Fully insured. away for $50! Keep trying bury, 633-5116. eluding dishwasher. Sat. 10/18/82 voices. Earn $67.40 to GAL FRID AY - 40 hour extras. Lower than market wall to wall thru-out, fenced in rear yard. 12x31 bike. Good working condi p.m , 647-9613...... Parking, wall to wall financing available. Group deck, thermol windows, and gas heat. Convenient Telephone 643-6017. 6;30 PM - Cocktails $100.00 weekly. Call Gerry week. Must be good typist. tion. $25.00, Telephone 872- ______Produce 50 carpeting, close to busline Call Judy, 646-2900. I, Belfiore Agency, 64’/- to Bowers, llling, and High School. A must see 7:30 PM - Dinner after 5 p.m., Monday -■ CARPENTRY W ORK - 6684. FOR SALE - Rossignal skis ••u fifS is zzs zzzS S S IV ** shopping. Security Dancing 9:00 PM - 1:00 AM 1413. home $60,900. Thursday at 643-2711. Windows, doors, and Nordica boots size 6'?2. required. No pets, MORIARTY BROS. Donation MATURE CLEANING PLUMBERS DELIGHT - * Lombardo & Associates sheetrock, insulation, $75.00 or best offer. Call , PiV® M •10.00 par parson MUNSON’S CANDY Person needed part time. MANCHESTER - Forest copper and brass fittings, a * X T l i p utilities. Available Hills - Lovely eight room roofing, concrete. “ No job TOP MORIARTY Door Prizes Kitchen has openings in Must be reliable, tray full. 150 pieces only ^ AITht- - - ■ November 1st. Call after 6 BROTHfRS experienced and have custom Colonial, all large 649-4003 too small” . Call David 643- $65.00. Telephone 646-4618. p.m., 649-0842. retail sales and packing. 8996. DUNHAM Insulated boots ANNOUNCES A Hours 9-4:30 Monday - references. Call for ap rooms, central air- CREAM PUFF size 1). Like new. Asking CORN CRIB pointment, 643-5177. conditioning, priced at GIRLS 26-inch three speed Buckland MBouth WindMr MANCHESTER - Four Friday. Call for appoint Immaculate 5Vi room Cape, fireplaced Living HOME REMODELING, $30.00. 649-2348, $109,000. Owner will take room, Dining area w/Picture Window. New Oil bike. Excellent condition. 10 to ■ p.m. (or rooms, heat, hot water, ment, 649-4332. room additions, all types □ EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED - full and second mortgage, U & R Burner, Hot Water Heater. Chain Link Fence. $70.00. Telephone 649-6799. appliance, carpeting, on aluminum work, roofing. JUNIOR SIZE 13, navy part time. Neat Realty Co,, 643-2692, R.D. Built-in Air Conditioner. Plaster Walls, Garage four piece suit. $20.00. NATIVE CORN busline. Adults only. Mr. $3000 DISCOUNT appearance a must. Oppor Murdock, Realtor. w/Electric Door Opeper. Well Landscaped on Free estimates, Jackson, ERA Blanchard Help Wanted 13 MINI WASHER - very Telephone 568-5926. SERVICE STATION tunity to make $250 a week quiet street. Handy to Shopping, Bus and Schools. reasonable rates. Joe good condition. $50.00. SPECIAL! and Rossetto. 646-2482. to start. Applicants apply VERMONT - Mount Snow - Price reduced to $63,500. Skaparas, 649-1733. Telephone 649-5775. SECRETARY - Part time ATTENDANT , , FOR SALE - Bicycle built 10 lb. Native ON LINCOLN CONTINENTALS Kull or part time. Apply in| Monday - Friday, 10 a.m, beautiful building lots. 1-5 p.m. Experienced. Heating-Plumbing 35 for two. $20.00. Call 646- POTATOES V’$ ^ o o I person, 9 am to 3 pm or 2 p.m. at-629 Main Superb setting on 1,200 Philbrick Agency REPAIRMAN’S SPECIAL Typing, telephone, make 8706. SAVER LANE SKU. Street, Manchester. acres of wooded scenic - two Sears washers - com- Homes tor Bent 54 appointments. Please call SOLAR HOT WATER - 252 Spanctr StrMt E.O.E. terrain, Ponds, views, ten 646-4200 bine to make one in 643-1211 for an appoint “ Second Generation” ANTIQUE M A C H IN E S - ...... g ^ g T HARTFORD - Large nis courts, indoor and out working condition. Both ment. System , Will save 70 House beautiful and others MASSEUSE - Female door pools, clubhouse, ^ .0 0 . 643-1814. six rooms plus, Cape. NEWLY LISTED percent! Five Year 50 cents per copy. 649-7517. preferred. Good at saunas, x-country skiing TEN ROOM RANCH RENTALS Three bedrooms, fireplace, TOOL AND DIE Maker, Payback. ENERGY mosphere, excellent and more. From $6,750 FIVE BEDROOMS - 2 CAR QARAQE DELTA single lever •••••••••••••••••••••••• centrally located near minimum ten years TYPISTS, CLERKS, SOURCES, 6464)643. LADYS 26” Deluxe quality clientele. In the Windham with $995 down, 10 percent REGULATION SIZED TENNIS COURT kitchen faucet, excellent churches, schools and aircraft-related Secretaries (temporary) Raleigh built bicycle, with Booms tor Bent 52 Work near your home area. Experience not .APR, seven year term, THREE ZONED GAS HOT WATER HEAT □MISC. FOR SALE condition. $15.00. busline. Pay own utilities. 5 experience. Overtime and saddle baskets, 3-speed, needed - will train. Open great opportunity. For in AIR CONDITIONERS - SCREENED PORCH Telephone 644-2063. Security required. all company paid benefits. Capital Temporaries has and pump. Blue and white. MANCHESTER - Nice seven days a week. (Jail formation contact PARK-LIKE SETTING Available August 1st. $600 Air-conditioned plant. interesting short and Like new. $80.00, 649-1794. room with kitchen 423-7519. Chimney Hill Owners FLEXIBLE OCCUPANCY Household Good* 40 LIONEL TRAIN remote monthly. 643-1845 or 643- Dynamic Metal Products longer term assignments privileges. Gentleman Assn., Inc., P.O. Box 415, control, left and right hand 1773. STK §2T ^ 6 Company, Inc., 422 North developing in East Hart WOOD Veneer stereo con prefeiTM. $50.00 weekly. CHRISTMAS IS COMING! Wilmington, Ct. 05363. 802- USED switches. Brand new in Main Street, Manchester. ford. Manchester, Vernon BELFIORE, REALTORS sole, four 17-inch speakers Security. Telephone 643- Earn yours free! 464-2181. REFRIGERATORS, BOLTON - 6 room Ranch. Interviewing 8 a.m. - 4 and South Windsor areas. 431 MAIN ST.______647-1413 original boxes, one of each. - eight track, record player 1878. Regular Price *22,962 All skill levels needed. Demonstrate toys and gifts ...... WASHERS, RANGES - $35.00. Telephone 644-9602. baths, garage, p.m; 646-4048, Clean, Guaranteed. Parts with automatic changer, fireplace. $600 monthly Earn top pay rates. Never for House of Lloyd Party Lots-Land tor Sale 24 width 18-inch, length 37 in MANCHESTER - Ne'ar Less Discount — 3,000 Plan. Free kit. Only two tMOODIANO MAIHMI CONDOMINIUMS & ^rvice. Low prices! plus utilities. Security and RN - LPN Staff Nurses. 3- pay a fee. Call or come FOR SALE - Hoover floor ches. $75.00. 649-5757. college. Kitchen weeks left to hire! Call B .K Pearl & Son, 649 Main references required. 643- 11 and 11-7 shifts, Full and visit todayu Capital Tem U