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By Kathy Garmus The nine members of the CDBG Herald Reporter study committee who recom­ mended re-entry said HUD’s en­ The question of whether Man­ forcement and interpretation of chester should join the federal various block grant regulations Community Development Block had become less stringent since Grant program will go before the town’s withdrawal from the voters in a referendum foi; a third program. time in November. ' The five committee members With little discussion, the Board who voted against participation of Directors voted 7-1 Tuesday said there would be no significant night to place a question concern­ risk in re-entering the program if ing the town’s participation on the the town could do so without Nov. 6 ballot. making a commitment to con­ Republican Director Wiibiini struct or convert apartments Into

Diana voted against the referen­ subsidized housing for non-elderly people. Herald photo by Ptnto dum, saying that the wording of the ballot question showed little re­ Under a Housing Assistance Plan prepared by Planning Direc­ spect for voters because it was too Ideal weather for ducks vague. tor Mark Pellegrini, the town lists a zero as its goal for the construc­ “ It doesn’t explain to the people tion of new subsidized apartments A car sloshes through a deep puddle which welled upon gutters to overflow. The flash flooding covered sidewalks that this is HUD (the Department because there is no federal money (under water at right in this picture) and dumped debris of Housing and Urban Develop­ Porter Street near Adelaide Road late Tuesday currently available fur such work. ment) and is what they turned 'i afternoon, moments after the quick, heavy rain caused on more than one lawn in the area. Story on page 3. However, the Housing Assist­ down twice," he said. ance Plan, which must accompany ButMayor Barbara B. Weinberg the CDBG application, sets a said the directors tried to keep the three-year goal to assist 80 house­ wording of the question simple to Allegations Involve coal lease sale holds through rental subsidies or avoid some of the confusion rehabilitation available from the reported by voters after previous Section 8 program, the CDBG CDBG referendums. Some voters said at the time that they did not entitlement grant and the Connec­ know whether they had voted for or ticut Rental Rehabilitation Pro­ Interior Department official quits gram, Pellegrini said. against participation in the pro­ gram, she said. He termed the number “ not significant,” saying that about The question on the ballot this a coal company prior to the 1982 administration. Reagan, shortly 2,100 households would probably By Robert Sangeorge year will read: “ Shall the Board of after taking office in 1981, fired 13 leasing rights in the April 1982 need rental assistance over the United Press International Powder River Basin coal lease Directors accept funds designated federal inspectors general and Powder River bidding was the the three-year period. sale. for the town of Manchester under WASHINGTON — The Interior Interior spokesman Douglas made the jobs political appoint­ largest such sale in U.S. history, J. Russell Smyth of 48 Straw­ the federal Community Develop­ Department’s ins|»ctor general is Baldwin said Mulberry, appointed ments, although they were origi­ involving 1.2 billion tons of coal on berry Lane said he thought re­ ment Block Grant program?" The resigning following allegations by President Reagan, sent a letter nally created as career govem- the Montana-Wyoming border. entry would receive 100 percent town is eligible for $468,000 in that he failed to properly investi­ to the White House dated July 20 ment posts to ensure Mulberry’s report, issued May support from the people if the town CDBG grants during the next gate a controversy involving the saying his resignation “ is in independence. 12, 1983, concluded there was “ no listed as zero on the HAP its goal federal fiscal year, which begins largest coal lease sale in U.S. harmony with my original plan to In the Mulberry case, the GAO, evidence” interior officials had for the construction of subsidized Oct. 1. serve you in this position through investigative arm of Congress, leaked data to a coal company. housing. history. Although the majority of a Richard Mulberry, inspector fiscal 1984.” The 1984 federal fiscal concluded a 1983 report by him on The dispute involved allegations “ I believe we have a golden 15-member study committee ap­ general under former Interior year ends Sept. 30. the Powder River controversy was that David Russell, deputy assist­ opportunity to re-enter the CDBG pointed by the board last month Secretary James Watt, remained Mulberry is the second inspector “ imcomplete and unreliable” and ant secretary for land and water program if we eliminate the recommended that the town re­ in the job when William Clark took general working for the Reagan “ misled the Congress and the resources, told a Wyoming coal risks,” he said. enter the program, the directors over the department last year. His administration to quit in less than a public.” firm’s lawyer about the minimum But several other residents who have said they would not accept resignation is effective Sept. 30, month. Joseph Sickon, General Mulberry was facing renewed acceptable bids the government spoke at the meeting were critical any grant money unless voters the department said Tuesday. Services Administration inspector congressional efforts to force his would take for certain coal tracts. of the board’s action, claiming that approve CDBG participation in Mulberry, interior’s chief inves­ general, resigned in the face of departure. House interior subcom­ Russell was fired by Clark. November. HUD regulations had not changed

tigative officer, was himself the charges he so badly misgauged his mittee Chairman Edward Markey, The GAO found Mulberry “ ter­ since 1979 and that the town would Residents voted by more than a target oi a General Accounting budget that inadquate travel funds D-Mass., was ready to gather minated the investigation prema­ 2-1 margin in 1979 to withdraw be subject to the same restrictions.

Office investigation in June that remained for investigators in the signatures on a “ dear colleague” turely, did not pursue leads about from the program, sparking a “ 1 don’t think you should have accused him of failing to look into waning months of fiscal 1984. letter calling for Mulberry’s leaks of Interior data and did not any right bringing it up,” said lawsuit by three low-income allegations that interior officials Controversy over inspector gen­ ouster. reconcile discrepancies in the women who claimed the town’s Balilla Pagani of 13 Faiknor Drive.

leaked confidential information to eral posts is not new to the The government sale of coal information which was obtained.” withdrawal was racially moti­ “Hearsay don’t mean any­

vated and violated the civil rights thing,” said Vincent Kelly of 34 S.

of low-income residents. The town Adams St., after several directors eventually won the suit, in which shook their heads when he asked Davidson the U.S. Department of Justice them if they had read both the old later joined the three women as a and new HUD regulations.

plaintiff. But Betty Sadloski, a member of In a second referendum in 1980, the minority group on the CDBG appointed voters again opposed participation study committee, said the item in the program and placed a should be placed on the ballot

two-year moratorium on re-entry. regardless of the arguments for or inspector against re-entering the program. Many opponents of participation said the HUD money came with too “ I do believe in what people want Russell Davidson has been ap­ many strings attached, including a and that they should have the right pointed Manchester’s chief build­ requirement that the town make a to speak,” she said. ing inspector, effective Monday, written commitment for the con­ Democratic director Kenneth N. Director of Public Works George struction of new subsidized apart­ Tedford was not at Tuesday night’s

A. Kandra announced today. ments for low-income people. meeting. Davidson succeeds Frank Conti, who retired Dec. 30 after 27 years with the Building Department. James Fitzpatrick, who has been acting chief building inspector Town to advertise since Conti’s retirement, will re­ turn to his previous position as assistant building inspector, Kan­ dra said. possible CD uses Davidson will oversee the de­ partment’s two other inspectors The Board of Directors Tuesday tise the proposed use of funds as and a zoning agent, and will UPI photo gave permission to General Man­ drafted by Weiss. Republican receive an annual salary of $28,127 ager Robert B. Weiss to advertise a William Diana opposed the A Navy C5a transport carrying mines­ to assist in the clearing of explosives list of proposed uses for the in his new post. He has worked as Please turn to page 8 an inspector in the Building weeping helicopters is loaded in that have damaged many ships in the $468,000 in federal grants available Department for six years and preparation for a mission to the Red Sea area. if the town re-enters the Commun­ previously operated his own ity Development Block Grant plumbing, heating, electrical and program. remodeling business, he said. Weiss’s proposal includes Inside Today Davidson said he hoped an $133,000 for sidewalk and drainage 24 pao«i> 3 Hctlons, additional building inspector U.S. readies more copters improvements, $130,000 for hous­ 3 advtrtldne (UDPlemtntt would be hired soon to ease a ing rehabilitation, $75,000 for park­ Spain’s national radio said two of group, claimed responsibility for ing and drainage facilities at the A rso to w n !...... | burgeoning work load in the Bv Hanzada Flkrv A d v ic t ...... 20 department. United Press International the heiicopters were standing by at the October 1983 twin suicide truck Senior Citizens Center, $60,000 for B u iln s tt...... 13 “ With construction booming the Rota naval base for departure to bombings in Beirut that killed 241 playground improvements, $50,000 C la itir itd ...... 13-15 way it is, particularly condomini­ CAIRO, Egypt — Two U.S. Navy Egypt. U.S. servicemen and 58 French for an elevator at the Municipal C o tn lc f...... 23 ums, we’re still short-handed,” he minesweeping helicopters were en Fourteen ships have been hit and paratroopers. Building and $20,000 foi- adminis­ Entsrtalnmenl...... 20 route to Egypt today to remove damaged by the mines in the Gulf The Iranian government, how­ trative costs. L o tts ry ...... 3 said. Obltuorlei ...... I Conti was called back for two underwater bombs that have dis­ 'o f Suez and the Red Sea since July ever, denied sabotaging the ship­ “ It is very clearly understood O pin io n...... i weeks in the spring as a consultant rupted navigation in the Red Sea 27, the Pentagon said Tuesday. ping lanes, and accused the United that the town would not accept this Psoplotolk ...... 2 to ease some of the work load. and the Gulf of Suez, authorities Lloyd’s of London, the world’s States and Israel of conspiring to moneyV.. unless it is approved in S p o r ti...... 9-12 Davidson said he was pleased by said. foremost shipping insurer, said 12 blame Iran. an advisory referendum,” Weiss T o le v lilo n ...... 23 W to lh e r...... 2 his appointment and hoped “ to try Two more U.S. minesweeping ships had been hit. “ The Foreign Affairs Ministry of said. to make the department run as heiicopters, aboard C-5A Galaxy Tehran radio, in a broadcast the Islamic Republic strongly The question of whetherthe town SAMPLIS TaOAY good as it did before.” transport planes, were sent from monitored in KuwaitO said the condemned a new conspiracy by should re-enter the program from Th« Manchottor Htrald today con­ Davidson, who was borq and the United States to the region Islamic Jihad (Holy War) terrorist the U.S. and the Zionist regime in which it withdrew in 1979 and again tinues Its lompllne program to bring raised in Manchester, lives in today, a Pentagon spokesman group claimed reponsibility for the Suez Canal and the Red Sea to in 1980 will be on the ballot in the copies ot the newspaper ta non- subscribers In Manchester. Andover with his wife and three said. planting the mines. damage the reputation of the Nov. 6 election. children. In a broadcast early today. The Islamic Jihad, a pro-Iranian Islamic revolution and Republic.” The directors voted 7-1 to adver- ) < Z - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, August 8. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Augii.si 8. 1984 - - .1 Transplant patient critical New method eschews radiation Some knock repair bonds^ Storm brings power loss HARTFORD (U PI) — Physicians at Mount Moskowitz, chief of radiology. Heart had to be backwards Sinai Hospital have introduced a new method of Breast cancer kills almost 40,000 women in the United States each year, but if the tumors are but board sets referendum detecting breast cancer which can pinpoint BOSTON — A 20-year-old Ver­ hours before they can predict if generated by the deformed heart. tumors the size of pencil points without using discovered in the early stages chances of beating and temporary flooding mont man was in critical condition Barrett would fully recover. However, one heart defect can­ radiation. the disease are excellent. |Bv Kothv Gormus ‘do the work now,” ’ he said. construction of storm sewers. $1 today after surgeons replaced his •Herald Reporter The abnormal placement of the celed out the negative effect of the Doctors said the simple device, which shines a Weiss defended the town against million for sidewalk repairs, Moskowitz said light scanning is particularly Bv Sarah E. Hall to answer the many calls. reversed and twisted heart with a heart plus scar tissue from two other and the lungs were spared. light through the breast, does not involve the use criticism from several residents $150,000 for repairing the spillway new organ that had to be placed in previous heart operations compli­ useful in detecting tumors in women under 40 who Herald Reporter Through the early evening, a highway dep.iit The heart was donated by the of radiation but will be used in conjunction with A proposed $4.6 million bond who said at a public hearing that dam at Globe Hollow pool, $250,000 backwards as well. meiil payloader cleaned up the .spill on Birch cated the surgery immensely, family of a 22-year-old donut- the traditional radiation methods. have denser breasts than older women. Since no issue for public improvements the town should not be borrowing for replacing bridges and culverts, requiring nine hours rather than A quick downpour shortly before 5 p.m. Tuesday Mountain Road. ELsewhere, Northeast Utilities Surgeons at Brigham and maker, described by friends as "Light scanning is not a replacement for radiation is involved, it is also attractive to passed the muster of the Board of money to pay for repairs that could and $200,000 for miscellaneous caused power outages, flash flooding and storm crews worked through the early evening to bring Women's Hdspital required nine the standard three to four hours "the kind of son every parent mammography, a widely used breast cancer pregnant women and women who receive silicon Directors Tuesday night, despite have been avoided through proper expenses. sewer overflows, and plopped a wall of mud onto nearly 700 electrical eu.stomers in Manclie.ster and hours — beginning at 9 p.m. usually required for heart trans­ would want.” detention technique using x-ray, but rather, a augmentation, Moskowitz said. criticism from some residents who maintenance and good The proposal was the brainchild Monday — to replace the deformed plants, surgeons said. one lane of Birch Mountain Road. neighboring towns who lost service back on line. The anonymous donor from complement,” te said of the Multispectral said the town has not maintained management. of Democratic directors Stephen The light scan is a simple and painless "But I think the problems receded as quickly as A lightning strike just before 5 p.m. on Clark heart of Michael Barrett of Milton, Barrett’s body was cooled to 60 Auburn, Mass., whose name was Transillumination light scanning method. Its roads and sidewalks properly, “ How did we get in this mess?” T. Penny and James F. Fogarty, Vt. He was suffering from an examination that takes 15 to 20 minutes, officials they came,” said Highway Superintendent Robert Road in Bolton caused an outage affecting .52.1 area degrees Fahrenheit and his circu­ withheld at the request of his "While no method is KXI percent accurate we .and should not borrow money for asked Vincent Kelly of S. 34 Adams the board’s liaison to the Public said. ;the repairs. Harrison this morning. ” It was just a lot of rain in a cu.stomers, including the Community liall The extremely rare inherited defect lation was stopped completely for family, died Monday after a freak feel that the light scanning may add to and St. Works Department. that pm his heart on the right very short period of time.” blackout lasted nearly 3's hours in some area. about an hour during the surgery accident three days earlier in improve the diagnostic accurancy of The patient sits in front of a camera that is The directors voted unanim­ Weiss said he recalled several Penny said that much of the Rush-hour commuters were caught in deep Bolton selectmen had to conduct mo.st of their instead of4|ft side. so surgeons could carefully re­ which his motorcycle collided with mammography.” linked to a computer while a small light is held ously to put the bond issue on the budget meetings in which Kelly deterioration of sidewalk.s, partic­ puddles that welled up as storm sewers and Tuesday-night meeting by flashlight iH'am. though "He weatnbf^ a massive opera­ move the deformed heart. a car driven by his 17-year-old Mount Sinai is the first hospital in the Hartford against the breast. The image is flashed on a • Nov. 6 ballot as a referendum item. "raised hell” over the proposed ularly in subdivisions built in the tion,” said Dr. Lawrence Cohn, manholes backed up on Tolland Turnpike. Porter the lights came on in time for the last few agenda Normally, patients with so de­ sister. area to offer light scanning and is one of 130 television screen and immediately analyzed by General Manager Robert B. inclusion of money for capital 1950s, could be attributed to Street, Gerard Street and Tanner Street. Slippery items. director of cardiac surgery. “ He’s formed a heart require that both hospitals in the United States and Canada with the computer, physicians said, explaining Weiss said that although the $4.6 improvements. He said every inferior workmanship and conditions may have contributed to two minor doing fairly well considering what their lungs and heart be replaced this diagnostic capability, said Dr. Harold malignant tumors absorb more light. million would not go very far in board of directors, in the 19 years materials. Three separate outages in Manche.ster zappr'd A ream consists of 500 sheets of accidents reported by police. he's been through.” because the lungs are usually addressing all of the town’s physi­ he has been general manager, has He rejected claims by one the power of 39 other customers, while lightning paper. Other trouble spots included the area around the Cohn said it will be at least 48 destroyed by high blood pressures cal needs, it was a start that was tried to include some money for resident that the town was in no strikes to fuse boxes and transformers in .\ndo\ er Manchester Parkade and East Center Street past necessary “ in order to play catch- such improvements. position to borrow money. Al­ left 114 in the dark. up.” the railroad trestle, which is owned by the slate. The $4.6 million would include though he did not have the town’s ” It really gets terrible down by the Center Street ’’The cost of inflation plus the $1.5 million for resurfacing about bonding indebtedness figure on John Jeske's I’olka Party, .scheduled to appeal'at Burger King, in the Victoria Road area,” said the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Tiicsil.iv Weather rate of deterioration says to me. 26 miles of streets, $1.5 million for hand, he said the town recently Deputy Fire Chief James McKay Tue.sday, as night, was rained out. The program will lie held .d Peopletalk received a high credit rating from firefighters at the Center Street station scrambled the band shell Thursday at 7 p.m. instead. two financial institutions, Moody’s Today’s forecast and Standard and Poor’s. The show must go on Board of "This town has been run in a Connecticut, Massachusetts and strong, fiscally responsible Neither rain, nor snow ... nor threats of death Rhode Island;' Mostly sunny today. manner,” Penny said. will keep the Jackson tour from its appointed Highs in low to mid 80s. Fair cooler But Betty Sadloski, president of House fire damage limited rounds. votes and less humid tonight lows in the the Manchester Property Owners Promoters on Monday originally said the mid 50s to mid 60s. Partly sunny Association and a likely primary Eighth District firefighters man who lives, there with Ms. from smoke and that the house w., . concerts in Knoxville, Tenn., would be postponed Thursday highs in the 80s. The Board of Directors Tuesday tion of a smoke detection system. challenger for the Republican Tuesday night put out a fire they Anderson and siddoni leaves the still hahitahle. Me said water because of death threats received in the mail. One night gave the Board of Education Maine and New Hampshire: • Approved reimbursement of nomination in the 12th Assembly say did minimal damage to a North property. damjige from fighting llic lire w .is letter promised to"wipe out a few of (Michael an extra $348,331, most of which Police and firefighters .searched minimal. Mostly sunny today. Highs in $11,411 to developers of the Parker District, credited much of the Main Street house that had been Jackson’s) followers at the same time,” while was financed by state grants. five times, looking for the man O’Marra said fire oflii ials ilu n. i upper 70s to mid 80s. Mostly clear Village Industrial Park for the town’s fiscal success to the MPOA. the site of a drug raid in early 1983. another began with, " I f you think the massacre at believe the fire is suspicious Inn with some patchy fog developing The additional appropriations installation of oversized water The group has fought a number of thought to be inside, but found no McDonald’s was bad ...” included a $200,000 grant from the No one was injured in the blaze, one. Ms. Andcr.son, 57, was not at have not delermiiieil tlie cause I; tonight. Lows in 50s north to nearOO mains the town required. projects which would have in­ But the Jacksons overruled their promoters which took 49 firefighters about is still under invesligalion. lies.nil. south. Becoming partly sunny state Department of Education to • Approved a list of requests creased the town’s indebtedness, home, a fire spokesman said. and said the show must go on, which it will this improve or expand the services for two hours to extinguish. A man Town records slinw that iiic Thursday. Highs in mid 70s to mid from 17 area agencies and the town sh^said. Firefighters cut a hole in the weekend, but with beefed-up security. About who did not identify himself but western side of the house at the hou.se, at 7.56 N. Main SI , is ow i , ,1 80s. handicapped children, a $118,500 Human Services Department and "The reason why yop get such a 65,000 fans are expected at each of the three grant from the state Board of Board of Education for more than high credit rating ... is not said he was a relative of the origin of the fire, inside the by Willie Peay, 58, who h..s twin weekend performances at the University of Vermont: Sunny periods today Education and Services for the $2 rhillion in contributions under necessarily the work of Mr, Weiss house’s chief occupant, Elizabeth exterior wall in a bedroom elo.sel, been convicted of heroin puss. , Tennessee. with highs near 85. Fair at first Blind to be used for programs for the Neighborhood Assistance Act. or the Board of Directors,” she Anderson, told fire officials he according to Eighth District spo­ sion and was a l.irgct ol the tonight then cloudy periods. Lows visually impaired students, a • Tabled a proposed ordinance said. "Tim e has proven us right.” discovered smoke in the house and kesman Thomas R. O’Marra. January 1983 raid at tils M niches near 65. Cloudy Thursday with a $26,831 grant from the state which would provide a tax exemp­ Mrs. Sadloski said much of the had not been able to find an elderly O’Marra said damage was mostly ter home, according In |mli, ,■ chance of showers. Highs 80 to 85. Department of Children and Youth tion for an ambulance-type vehicle $1,5 million slated for street Services for the Manchester Youth used to transport a medically resurfacing would repair roads Commie hunt at the movies Extended outlook Services Bureau, and $3,000 in incapacitated person. damaged by a $20 million water Tomorrow may rain, follow the sun private donations for a program to • Approved the awarding of Evidently liberal members of the media improvement project which was Extended outlook for New Eng­ employ Manchester High School $4,500 to Glenn MaePherson of whistled, hooted and giggled during a critics’ Today: mostly sunny. Highs In mid 80s. Light northerly winds. approved by voters last year. land Friday through Sunday; students part time at the police Windsor for injuries he received in sneak preview in Beverly Hills last Friday of Tonight: fair and cooler. Lows around 60. Light variable winds. "The townspeople keep picking (7' department. • a 1982 car accident he claimed was director John Millus* new film "Red Dawn,” Connecticut, Massachusetts and Thursday; partly sunny. High 80 to 85. Thanks to Kim Often, 9, up tabs on jobs done by others,” Robert Digan, director of the the fault of the town because it about a Russian invasion of America’s heartland. Rhode Island: Fair Friday. of 66 Florence St. and a student at Nathan Hale School, for she said. MERCHANDISE Youth Services Bureau, said that Chance of showers Saturday and today’s weather picture. failed to sand an icy road. The critics and film industry executives hooted most of the grants were routine FROM ALL Sunday. Highs in 80s. Lows mostly • Removed from the consent when the film, which opens this weekend across grants that are received each year. OUR STORESI the country, made a not too subtle condemnation in 60s. calendar a motion to approve the In other business Tuesday night, police department’s acceptance of Cooper Street of gun control; The first thing the Soviet and the Board of Directors; a school bus from the Manchester Cuban invaders do after they land in a small Honorary ringmaster Vermont: A chance of showers • Added $850 to the general fund Bus Service for use as an emer­ parking banned Colorado town is check the gun registration files Friday and Saturday. Fair Sun­ Actor Steve Kanaly, who plays Ray on the budget for use by Camp Kennedy. gency vehicle. and round up all private handgun owners. day. Highs in 80s. Lows 55 to 65. The Manchester Police Depart­ popular TV show "Dallas,” wavestotheerwodas • Transferred $282,730 received • Tabled a motion to accept the i The fictional opening line that El Salvador had he rides Congo the Elephant into the arena as part Maine and New Hampshire: from the state for the resurfacing Blue Trail Estates subdivision. ment will enforce a parking ban on fallen to Soviet-backed rebels drew applause of his duties as honoraiy ringmaster of Ringling Warm and humid with a chance of of roads to a capital improvement • Tabled action on appointing a Cooper Street between Pleasant from the audience, but the movie’s closing line Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Several other showers Friday and Saturday. reserve fund. Republican to the Housing Author­ Street and Cooper Hill Street on that "this nation shall not perish” elicited “ Dallas” stars were on hand for the circus Clearing and less humid Sunday. • Appropriated $10,000 to the ity for a five-year term. Thursday and Friday. derisive giggles. opening in Dallas. Highs in upper 70s and 80s. Lows in Whiton Memorial Library on • Allocated $14,700 to replace a The ban will allow the town to But not everyone was polarized leftward, 60s but cooling a little by Sunday North Main Street for the installa- fire truck engine. especially the younger viewers, who applauded repave the road. REGAL’S “On The Sidewalk morning. every time the teenage guerillas shot a commie. Across the nation A She’s tooting her Horne Thunderstorms will be scattered Fire Calls DOG DAYS DF SUMMER She is in London for only 24 performances, but from the Mississippi Valley to the DOUBLE Yr\ 260 NO. MAIN ST. About doctors who cheat Lena Horne, who won a cheering, shouting, Atlantic Coast and across the I , ^ MANCHESTER, CT. standing ovation at her opening Monday night, southern Plains. The western Manchester THE VALUE • DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ONLY It's so hard to get into medical school these days NORTHWAY could keep "The Lady and Her Music” in town for states and the northern Plains will Monday, 12:55 p.m. — trash fire. PLAZA that a lot of pre-med students are cheating their 24 months. have sunshine. Warm weather will 163 Broad St. (Eighth District). OF YOUR • ONE DAY ONLY - THURS. 9 to 9 way in, says Dr. “ The legend is enhanced,” said the London continue across the nation. The Tuesday, 5:42 a.m. — medical call, ^ l e • ALL SALES FINAL. CASH & CARRY Benjamin Spock, Times’ critic. He was echoed without exception southern half of the country will be 301 Henry St. (Eighth District, MANUFACTURER'S! baby doctor to a by other tough London theater critics about a in the 90s with most of the desert Paramedics). generation of per­ show that won every Broadway award in sight. Southwest reaching the 100 to 110 Sateillte view Tuesday, 2:05 p.m. — oil fire, 120 COUPONS missive parents. Even at 67, Miss Home “ is in the very real sense degree range. The northern states Delmont St. (Eighth District). 1 HOMEOfTHI S u m m e r of the word, a phenomenon,” said the Financial Tuesday, 4; 14 p.m. — motor Details in Store " I wouldn’t want will be in the 80s. PEOPLE PLEASERS Times’ critic. “ More than this, she is a Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows a vehicle accident. West Middle Turn­ someone who If you haven’t racalvad your consummate artist whose powers of communica­ Long Island Sound band of showers and thunderstorms extending from the Rio Grande pike and Alton Street (Eighth Dis­ volua pakad aalat circular, PLAID PANTS cheated to get into tion and vocal artistry remain unimpaired by the Va ley to the Great Lakes. Clouds causing scattered showers are trict, paramedics). pick ona up at tha tloia. medical school to years.” The National Weather Service visible over the Ohio Valley and the western Gulf states The West is Tuesday, 4-40 p.m. — public S8i lltiu Ivalitili Ibirs., lug. 9, Fri., lug 10. Sit., lug. 11 - 400 Pair - 32 to 40 forecast for Long Island Sound to diagnose me," Tickets are priced at $23.65 top, a West End clear. service call, 77 Wetherell St (Town). Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk Tuesday, 4:42 p.m. — telephone Spock told the Coun­ record high for such a show, but there are few Point, N.Y.: pole fire, Adams Street and West cil of State Govern­ seats still unsold for the lady’s return to a town Winds south to southeast at 10 Middle Turnpike (Town). SWEET THOMPSON FRESH GRADE A ments in Pittsburgh she calls her second home. 30.00 29.77 Short Sleeve knots late today, becoming varia­ Tuesday, 4:49 p.m. — public SEEDLESS Monday. ble at less than 10 knots tonight. ' service call, 11 Englewood Drive WHOLE Recent studies Winds southeast around 10 knots (Town). GRAPES show an increase in Thursday. Visibility 5 miles or Tuesday, 4; 49 p.m. — arcing wires. CHICKENS KNITS cheating, especially Also good for the gander more through Thursday except West Middle Turnpike and Homes­ PURITAN - ENRO - CAREER CLUB - ROBERT BRUCE - JOCKEY reg. MB’"' - «26 occasionally 2 to 4 miles in early, tead Street (Eighth District). among pre-med stu­ Tuesday, 4:52 p.m. — public dents, due to a na- Country singer Dottle West formed a winning morning haze. Average wave combination with songwriter Alex Harvey of service call, 542 W. Middle Turnpike k tional preoccupa- heights a foot or less through (Town). TALL MAN and REG. SIZE' “ Delta Dawn” fame for her new up-tempo single, tonight. Tuesday, 4:54 p.m. — medical call, ^ tion "What’s Good for the Goose.” 69CJ 52C Short sleeve A good grades, Spock 240 McKee St. (Paramedics). The song is the first cut taken from her High and low Tuesday, 4:56 p.m. — lightning W a K S said. think upcoming album, “ Just Dottie,” which is also the strike, 80 Kimberley St. (Town). Dress Shirts grades are abomi­ singer's debut with Permian Records, the Dallas The highest temperature re­ Tall 15'/4 to - Reg. sizes 14'/? to 17 Dr. Spock ported Tuesday by the National Tuesday, 5:03 p.m. — plugged dry nable,” he added label that signed the long-time country star last well, 8SN. Main St. (Eighth District). and labeled the nation’s educational system a April. Weather Service, excluding Tuesday, 5:07 p.m. — fire alarm, 2 LITEn BOTTLE-Keg o r DIM “ corrupting influence.” Alaska and Hawaii, was US Clark Paint, 185 Hartford Road ELASTIC WAIST degrees at Bullhead City, Ariz. (Town). SPRITE, CANADA DRY Today’s low was 37 degrees at BAW 1/ Tuesday, 5:10 p.m. — dryer fire, GINGER ALE, SUNKIST $ 1 0 0 0 Gunnison, Colo. [^//■jSMOWMs'*^ ,VOW 123 Wells St. (Town). 99C FUN plus deposit UPI WEATHER FOTOCA8T Tuesday, 5:17 p.m. — lightning S izes Air quality strike, 203 Ludlow Road (Town). ^MM reg, to •28 ' Almanac Tuesday, 8; 10 p.m. — stove fire, 50 The state Department of Envir­ Ardmore Road (Town). onmental Protection reported un- Nationai forecast Today is Wednesday, Aug.,8, the Tuesday, 9:47 p.m. — medical call, healthful air quality levels across Bradlee’s, 340 Broad St. USDA CHOICE BONELESS 221st day of 1984 with 145 to follow. Connecticut Tuesday except in For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During Wednesday night, Spring Jackets The moon is moving toward its (Paramedics). Haggar Sport Coats^ Middletown and Danbury where it thundershowers are expected in the Southern Plains region. Tuesday, 9:51 p.m. — house fire, SHOULDER STEAKS $ ] ^ 5 9 •Tobacco Red Only full phase. was moderate. The DEP forecast There is no morning star. Elsewhere, weather will remain 'fair in general. Minimum 756 N. 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Saturday. peared in Saturday’s “ News for next day. Office that day. Massachusetts daily: 3978 Senior Citizens” column. 4 - M A N C H ES TE R HF.RALD. Wednesday, August 8, 1984 M A N C H E S TE R H E R A LD , Wt-diu-sduy, August 8, 1984 5 57 charged Campaign ’84 I- U.S./World Violence Hijackers In Brief in drug bust escalates r n free 123 Solidarity still outlawed M IA M I (U P I) — Authorities who Ferraro: probe is j L charged 57 people with making and WAHSAW, I^ikind — Poland's commiintst^ selling methaqualone powder took Hovfinmcnl says llie outlawed Solidarity union more than 23 tons of the drug off the in Britain liostages tTealcd\anarchy in the country before martial ‘politics as usual’ world market, causing the price of law was imposed and vows that the organization illegal Quaalude tablets to increase By Paula ButturinI will never he allowed to resume its activities. tenfold. United Press International LONDON (U P I) — Striking coal By Laurence McQuillen A government s|Kikesman also said the 1.' S. Drug Enforcement Administration United Press International ” I don’t believe I have violated decision to lilt some economic sanctions against agents said Tuesday the two-year miners smashed office windows, dam­ the law,” she told reporters on RO M E — Eighteen hijackers Poland was a step in the^ right direction, but he aged cars and charged police lines in a Capitol Hill but declined to answer "Operation Hammerhead" ail but WASHINGTON - Geraldine who seized an Iranian jetliner and eritiei/.ed Washington's'decision to maintain sharp escalation of violence in the “ any specific questions in refer­ halted south Florida trafficking of r erraro says a conservative foun- J demanded to go Paris today others while monitoring implementation of an 22-week-old British labor dispute. ence to disclosure.” methaqualone — the generic term for elation wants to '‘politically embar- released 123 of their 286 hostages- amnesty for H52 political prisoners and .f.5,000 The incidents Tuesday coincided Ms, Ferraro said she will release Quaaludes — and put "a tremendous rass me” by seeking Justice most of them Moslem pilgrims criminals with growing pressure from some her FEC financial statement crim p" in peddling of the hypnotic drug Department and House probes into bound for Mecca - at a Rome ' The recent stati ment by President Reagan miners to end the strike. ’within a week and a half, maybe a worldwide. whether she illegally withheld data airport where they .stopped to Ion snnetionsi is a small step in the right little bit longer.” Since the investigation began, the In London, two miners from the on congressional financial disclo refuel, authorities said. direction. " government spokesman Jerzy Urban street price of Quaalude tablets has militant Yorkshire coal field waited in sure forms, The Democratic vice presiden­ The hostages were relea.sed in told a news eonlerence Tiie.sday. "It amounts to tial candidate declined comment risen from $1 to about $10 in south hiding with their families for the High Paul Kamenar, executive legal groups and carru*d from the plane, something like adding a teaspoon of honey to a on the official complaint but told Florida, according to Jack Lloyd, Court to hear their application to force director of the Washington Legal parked on an isolated seetion of a barrel o( tar" reporte'Ts: “ You have to think assistant agent in charge of the D E A the National Union of Mineworkers to Foundation, Tuesday said he runway at Rome’s Ciampino Mil­ there is a little bit of something investigation. hold a countrywide ballot on the strike. asked the House Ethics Committee itary Airport, in buses. Four indictments returned by a UPI photo political involved in this whole By 2:45 p.m. (8:45 a m E D T ). Did KGB plant report? Two people have died and hundreds and the public integrity section of thing. : I/’ federal grand jury in Miami Aug. 2 and the Justice Department to investi­ 123 passengers, including 44 child­ have been injured in strike-related ” I would characterize it more as MOSCOW — The KGB m:iy have planted a unsealed Tuesday charge 57 people The Nicaraguan connection violence since the walkout began gate “ serious legal questions" ren. had left the plane, an airptirt report that Andrei Sakharov had ended his an attempt to politically embar-‘ with manufacturing and peddling March 12. More than 5,200 miners have involving the Democratic vice official said. They were believed to three-month hunger strike and the.Nobel Prize rass me, ” she said. ‘ I ’m not methaqualone and importing cocaine Sen. Paula Hawkins (R-Fla.) points to a declassified photo been arrested. presidential nominee during her have been taken to an infirmary, winner's wi fe faces trial on charges she defamed embarrassed,” she said with a and marijuana into the United States during a press conference Tuesday. Sen. Hawkins said the In the latest violence, police said an three terms in Congress. ¥ although there were no reports the Soviet state, dissident .sources say. laugh. ” It’s part of politics as ■ ■ from Europe, South America, Canada estimated 1,000 miners went on a Ms. Ferraro told reporters she that any of them w;is ill. One The sources Tuesday based their information photo shows Nicaraguan soldiers and others loading crates of usual.” and the Bahamas. rampage in Nottinghamshire Tuesday expects to release a detailed passenger had to be helped down on two letters .sent by Yelena Bonner. Sakharov's cocaine onto an aircraft at a military base north of Managua. The Kamenar denied her charge. “ If the landing stairs and into the bus. The alleged drug smuggling opera­ night, starting with about 400 demon­ account of her financial picture she wants to call this political, wife, from apparent hou.se arrest in the closed tion was the largest ever uncovered, photos were used as evidence in the indictments of 11 people, strators at the Silverhill colliery where within two weeks. The Federal The European-built Iran Air city of Gorky to friends In Moscow. she’s just ducking the issue. These Lloyd said. including one senior member of the Nicaraguan government. they charged police lines. Election Commission requires A-300 Airbus, hijacked Tue.sday "On the basis of the letters we have a very clear are all valid questions,” he said in "They swept into the pit yard it such a report within 30 days after niglupi phoio'Ule fronv Tehran to indication that (the earlier account) is not so." a an interview. seemed with the intention of doing the being nominated, Jedoan, set down shortly after .source siiid "We have no information that he has Administration tells U.N. conference maximum amount of damage in the The issue focuses on her decision 12:38 p.m. (6:38 a m. E D T ) at discontinued the hunger strike and is well." ” I think her statement speaks Soviet nuclear carrier Rome’s Ciampino Military Airport minimum amount of time,” said to omit the financial holdings of her volumes of her attitude. She is not where anti-terrorist tHiliee and National Coal Board spokesman Wes­ husband, real estate developer addressing the issue. . . Politics Computer-enhanced satellite photo­ according to Jane's Defence Weekly of firemen lined the runway. Shamir wants to lead ley Birtles. John Eaccaro, from the annual had nothing to do with this. There graph taken last month shows the Soviet London. The major portion of the carrier Police said others joined the group disclosure statements she has filed should be even treatment of her, T K L AVIV. Israel — Prime Minister Yitzhak Navy’s first nuclear-powered aircraft lies beneath the two giant overhead It was the fourth international and about 1,000 demonstrators con­ since 1979 as a member of regardless of whether she’s a hijacking in less than two weeks Shamir will attempt to lead the next Israeli verged on the nearby Harworth mine. Congress. woman or not.” carrier under construction at Nikolaiev cranes while stern section is being built government despite efforts by opposition Labor and the "third since late June in By Jane Bussey encourages individuals and firms to? About 40 cars belonging to working Under House rules, spouses may Rep George Hansen, R-Idaho, shipyard 444 on the Black Sea, in the slipway alongside on the right which Iranians forced planes to Party leader Shimon Peres to head a national be exempted when a member United Press International produce more goods and services in a miners were damaged at the two mines recently was convicted of making Rgypt unity administration, a Likud bloc spokesman market setting tends to yield economic and office windows were smashed. “ neither derives nor expects to false statements when he failed to said today. M E X IC O C IT Y - The world can growth (and) entrepreneurial Six pickets were arrested and four derive, any financial or economic disclose his wife’s holdings on the "Both Mr. Peres and Mr. Shamir are The hijackers only demand was control its surging birth rate by spirit.” policemen were taken to the hospital benefit” from those holdings. statements he submitted to the to be taken to Paris hut the French negotiating with all the potential partners for a for injuries suffered in the two Ms. Ferraro listed herself as Police dou bt confessions adopting “supply-side” economic pro­ The statement said "the benefits of House. Before the House repri­ Foreign Ministry said France Cabinet ^ and we shall go on with these grams similar to President Reagan’s such a policy tend ultimately to lower incidents. The injuries were not be­ secretary-treasurer and a share­ manded him last week, he sug­ "disapproves of hijacking and is negotiations. " Likud coalition spokesman Roni fertility rates.’’ lieved to be serious, a police spokeswo­ holder of P. Eaccaro Co. Inc., her gested the House should probe Ms. Milo said. policies, U.S. officials told a United not ready to receive anyone who Nations population conference. India’s representative to the confer­ man said. husband’s real estate manage­ Ferraro’s financial standing as hijacks a civil airliner." France, The political stalemate in Israel evolved from ment firm. of Green The Reagan administration con­ ence said the proposal "was not In Mansfield in Nottinghamshire, well. however, has taken in other inconclusive July 2.1 elections, which failed to tended Tuesday that allowing the free acceptable in its present wording and police said a gasoline bomb hurled at hijacked planes and is the exile give either the ruling Likud bloc or the opposition SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - and Robert Matthias, 25, The "W e've been aware of the market to move without government would have to be circulated,” a U.N. the window of a strike-breaking min­ home of many Iranians. Labor Party a majority in the 120rseal Knesset — Authorities say they doubt two officers said they would have information for two weeks. I'm constraints will boost supply and official reported. e r’s home bounced off protective wire inmates’ claims they committed 11 the Israeli parliament— that is neces.sarytoform ’’absolutely no statement” on their very, very skeptical, and Paul Tehran radio, monitored in stimulate economic growth. The But Paul Demeny of the New netting and burned out harmlessly. No of the unsolved Green River a new government findings until today. Smith hasn’t been able to change Ankara, reported the jet was “supply-side” economic benefits can York-based Population Council said one was injured, but police said it was murders in the Seattle area and a In Seattle, Capt. Frank Adam­ that. It appears these people might hijacked by "internal agencies of help lower birth rates, a U.S. spokes­ experience showed there is some basis matter of “great concern.’’ lawyer for one of the men said the son, who heads the police investi­ not be involved in this crim e," world imperialism" but did nut Jury gets De Lorean case man said. to the statement and noted the Soviet ” It was the first gasoline bomb story probably was concocted out gation of the 26 known Green River Adamson said. The proposal to the United Nations Union, with its centralized economy, attack in the present dispute. Lives campaign weapon elaborate. Egypt’s official Middle LOS A N G E L E S — Former automaker John De of jailhouse boredom. murders, expressed serious doubts Adamson pointed out that in East News Agency said the 18 World Population Conference was the also experienced a decrease in birth could be lost if this sort of thing Despite the skepticism, homi­ Lorean sold his soul to .save his failing company, about claims by Carbone and recent years, Carbone had been hijackers were believed to be second from the U.S. delegation to rates. spreads,” a police spokesman said. cide inspector Napolean Hendrix and saw the drug.s he is charged with trying to Matthias that they abducted, out of jail only in July and early Iranians opposed to the govern­ spark controversy. Demeny said there is little chance The violence occurred as Yorkshire and King County Police Detective raped and killed at least 11 of the August. fieddle as just "product lines like sedans or Before the weeklong meeting — that the proposal would be passed, but miners Bob Taylor, 33, and Ken is dose of ment of Ayatollah Ruhollah Paul Smith of Seattle met at length young women during a three- coupes." his chief prosecutor said. attended by 140 nations — began added that although the "statement Foulstone, 45, waited in hiding in Carbone and Matthias, who arc Khomeini. The Do Lorean trial neared an end as By David Lawsky cut the defense budget,” Mondale Tuesday with Richard Carbone, 32, month crime spree in 1983. Monday, the United States announced touches on quasi-philosophy in an London for the High Court to hear their both being held in the San Fran­ Italian authorities said the pilot 'i pro.seeutors and defense attorneys made their United Press International said. “ Yesterday he said he won’t it would deny aid to international exceedingly self-confident fashion ... at request that the union be ordered to cisco County Jail on unrelated radioed the control tower at final arguments Tuesday to the jury, which was to groups funding or promoting abortion. least there is an element of fresh hold a national ballot on the strike. raise taxes. He says he won’t cut NORTH OAK, Minn. — Walter felony charges, described the Leonardo da Vinci International receive instructions today from U S. District The U.S. delegation proposed at a thinking here.” Since the strike began in March to the safety net and he says we’ll Mondale is arming himself with a Senate eyes tax rates killings in interviews with repor­ Airport in Rome that the plane was Judge Robert Takasugi before beginning briefing that the conference report In its address, the world’s most protest plans by tbe coal board to close have a balanced budget in this next ters. They tried to hold a news deliberations. new weapon — humor — has low on fuel and he wanted to bring include in its preamble a statement populous nation, China, focused on its A.W. CLAUSEN term. How’s he going to do that?” 20 mines, 50,000 of the country’s 175,000 challenged President Reagan’s By Elaine S. Povich conference Tuesday but their food aboard. Prosecutor James Walsh condemned De saying that “ economic policy that birth control efforts. 'population must decline' miners have continued to work. Mondale hinted that one way the lawyers put a halt to it. Lorean as a man made "mad by the need to credibility by comparing him to administration might decrease the United Press International tween Reagan's statement that For security reasons, the Inte­ escape Liilure" who sold his soul to the devil to Pinocchio and suggesting he de­ deficit would be by giving a rosier seemed to rule out any increase in Brown, who represents Carbone rior Ministry ordered the pilot to save hi.slsports car firm from financial collapse. bate George Bush. view of the future than that of the WASHINGTON - With Presi­ taxes and a subsequent statement in a rape and robbery case on land instead at the military section Earlier, defen.se attorney Howard Weitzman Attack shatters Mondale, who opened his cam­ congression^office. The adminis- dent Reagan and Walter Mondale by Vice President George Bush which he was convicted and will be of Ciampino, which also is used for made a final impassioned plea for acquittal, 9th - paign last week in the South, tratioiY^'^rojections are due swapping jabs on the issue of that the president, like any chief sentenced Sept. 13, said he could charter flights and civil aviation insisting the former General Motors vice returned today because the region Thursday. raising taxes next year, Congress executive, “ would keep options not believe his client would confess but is far less congested than president was caught in an Orwellian nightmare is vital to his chances for defeating "You’ve heard the story of began studying tax reform propos­ open.” to a death penalty offense. Leonardo da Vinci. in which overzealous agents sucked him into a $24 Persian truce President Reagan in November. Pinocchio and how his nose grew als that could drastically change million cocaine deal. He visited a farmer’s market in longer,” Mondale said. “ Let’s see the average American’s tax bill. KUWAIT (UPI) — An Iraqi warplane bombed a . s ^ n Asheville today then traveled to on Thursday whether this is an The Senate Finance Committee Liberian-registered tanker, shattering a monthlong Columbia for the night. Mondalb honest, solid reflection of the facts Tuesday held the first of a series of OF MANCHESTER Cuomo orders abuse probe informal cease-fire on tankers in the Persian Gulf, travels to Alabama Thursday. that we face or it’s what you might hearings on proposals to stream­ and Iran claimed it downed the attacking jet. CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA NEW YOR K — Gov. Mario Cuomo has ordered Tuesday, Mondale scored Rea­ call a Pinocchio projection of the line federal taxes, including modi­ Analysts said the Iraqi attack Tuesday might OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-9 the state Department of Social Services to review gan for the president’s assertions future.” fications of the "flat tax” idea trigger new Iranian assaults on international shipping charges that 30 youngsters were sexually abused Monday that the former vice The Reagan figures are ex­ under which individual tax rates SAT. 10-0 — r— at a city-funded day center. in the gulf because it broke an informal truce in the president is not telling the truth pected to be tens of billions of would be equalized and lowered t £ waterway, apparently brokered by Saudi Arabia at an rv w s CIosm I Sundayi The governor's order Tuesday came as a city about taxes. dollars more optimistic than those and deductions severely limited. O P EC conference last month. official charged with investigating such abuses "Just yesterday, Mr. Reagan of Congress, administration sour­ Americans are “irritated, fed- July and Auguit A missile from an Iraqi warplane hit the quit under fire and Harrison Goldin, the city's said that I wasn’t telling the ces say. up, dissatisfied and just plain mad Greek-owned and Liberian-registered supertanker comptroller, suggested a new agency be created truth,” Mondale told an enthusias­ Mondale also made the most of at our tax system,” said Sen. to oversee children's program. "Friendship L ," 24 nautical miles south of Iran’s oil tic audience of more than 3,000 at differences between Reagan and Robert Kasten, R-Wis., author of terminal t Kharg Island. The hit caused a small fire on UNDGR THE TENT Three center employees — including a heroin the Communications Workers of Vice President George Bush, using one tax simplification proposal. board that was put out, the Dutch salvage company addict and a 60-ycar-old woman — were charged America convention in their comments from this week Sen. Steven Symms, R-Idaho, Smit International said in Rotterdam, Netherlands. BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS la.st Thursday with sexually abusing children. Philadelphia. and the 1980 GOP primary election warned taxpayers to be wary of There were no reported casualties. They worked as teacher's aides or assistants. Save 40 - 50 - 60% O ff "Well, who is telling the truth?” to show their differences on new proposed overhauls of the tax 4 DAYS ONLY! A military communique broadcast on Baghdad he asked. taxes next year. system. radio said that “ Iraqi warjets executed an air strike Mondale said the most highly ” As you may know, I ’ve called “ We have to be careful so this ABA: It’s up to judges against a very big naval target south of the Iran’s respected source for budget pro­ for six debates with Ronald Rea­ doesn’t end up being a tax increase SHETiAfli>SWEATERS CORDUROY PANTS Kharg Island today.” In the past, Iraq has used the jections, the Congressional Budget for middle America,” Symms CHICAGO — The nation's largest lawyers gan but today I ’m adding a term “ naval targets” to refer to oil tankers. DRESSES • BLOUSES Office, predicted Monday that the said. “ M y advice to my constitu­ group says it is up to a judge's conscience to seventh. I believe that Ronald lOOXWooMBngHih 100% Cotton The broadcast said all warplanes returned safely to deficit will rise to $263 billion by ents is: When Congress talks of tax decide whether to belong to a club that Reagan and George Bush should Reg. ‘20.00 their bases, but the official Iranian news agency 1989. reform, grab your wallet and run ■ftag. m y ' Jr discriminates against women and minorities. PANTS • BATHING SUITS have a national debate on IR N A said an Iranian fighter downed the Iraqi plane “ Mr. Reagan says that he won’t for cover.” The American Bar Assocation, at their annual television.” that fired the missile at the Friendship L. Underlying the discussion is the meeting in Chicago, adopted a resolution The 276,589-ton tanker was the 29th confirmed hit in JACKETS • NOVELTY TOPS problem of whether to raise taxes Tuesday that state or federal judges should not SWEATERS the Gulf this year — most of them executed by Iraq, to cope with the monstrous federal OXFORD belong to organizations that practice "invidious which Monday vowed to step up its blockade of Manchester Location Only. deficit, forecast at around $180 discrimination" because the public may quesiton Michigan primary FAIR ISLE $CB99 Iranian ports in an attempt to choke off oil revenues billion next year and in future the judge’s impartiality. Reg. ‘ 18.00 that finance the gulf war effort for Tehran. years. But the resolution also said: "Ultimately, each The latest hit came after almost a month's lull in the 165 Storrs Road In Santa Barbara, Calif., where judge must determine in the judge's own 501 West Middle Tpke. tanker war,” an offshoot of the nearly 4-year-old war Willimantic, CT Manchester, CT targeted by GO P Reagan is vacationing, White con.science whether the organization of which the between Iran and Iraq. House spokesman Larry Speakes ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE judge is a member practices invidious The previous confirmed target, the British-owned refused Tuesday to say whether discrimination." tanker Renown, was struck by missiles apparently By Lori Santos from calling Lousma a liar. the president's vow to not "allow UP TO 70% OFF ( ) 50% OFF “tlHB® fired by an Iranian aircraft off the coast of Bahrain. New Fall Merchandise bH st 20% off United Press International Lousma, a member of the second any plans for a tax increase” crew to occupy the Skylab space slammed the door on any kind of Team work pays off with Lotto Form er space shuttle com­ station in 1973 and who com­ revenue raising. mander Jack Lousma, the victor of manded the third flight of the Reagan has said he will not raise a fierce Michigan primary battle, space shuttle Columbia in 1982, GREENVILLE, Ohio (UPi) - personal income taxes but has not Tm proud of my 34 years of says “ all systems are go” in his said Dunn has distorted the facts in Carol Howard and Robert Mat­ “ I told him, ‘Write down some Our collector's treasury of said the same about other kinds of numbers and I’ll split it with you,” ' plans to oust Democratic Sen. Carl a negative campaign. taxes. thews, brought together by a However, after his loss, Dunn squeaky steering wheel, will share she said. “ We each paid 50 cents." service to my friends Levin, who is targeted for defeat Sen. Bill Bradley, D -N .J., who 100% Wool by the national GOP. said he will campaign for Lousma met with Mondale this week to talk a portion of the record $24.6million if asked, but said his opponent Ohio Lotto jackpot. In other primary action Tues­ about tax plans, suggested Reagan Dhurrie Rugs... needs to brush up on economic A ticket purchased jointly by day, G OP state Attorney General may be thinking about a national CHmmHO^MIUOVE John Ashcroft and Democratic Lt. issues to win against Levin. sales tax. Mrs. Howard and Matthews was Now 50% off In Missouri, where G OP Gov. SALE ENDS the last of the eight winning tickets on Gov. 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Sacks, City Editor' PolicB ask help le c t ic u t Families of slain women in solving death Truck crushed by train seek insanity law change Republicans try a full-court press of young aide — A fdckup truck was demolished by a ot Brooklyn, Robin Stavimsky, 19, W a s h i n g t o n ESSEX GRISWOLD (U PI) — The cur­ an organisation to lobby the steam-powered Valtey Railroad train after the rent state law regarding the Legislature this fall. of Columbia, Leslie Shelly, 14, of driver allegedly fa iM to look IxMh ways at a Republicans aren’t waiting for the coronation people were gearing up for their "school” in M e r r y ~C3 0 - R o u n 4 • (UPI) — As police appealed for help in insanity defense is too vague and He said if the parents are Griswold and Deborah Taylor, 28, Mlving tee slaying of a congressional aide shot on the crossing Tuesday. successful a new law could not also of Griswold. of Ronald Reagan in Dallas this month to Cromwell last week, Robertson was running lenient, say the parents of the six Connmicut Turnpike, doctors at Hartford Hospital The driver, Jean Michaud, 42, of Old Saybrook, apply to the. Ross case, but he said Besides Miss Baribeault and prepare for the sweet November they expect to seminars of his own each night at the Capitol, Jack Anderson gave his kidney to another man. young women allegedly slain by ^ suffered minor facial injuries in the afternoon Michael B. Ross. he hopes to help relatives of other Miss Brunais, Ross is accused of see in Omnecticut. f talking with small groups of GOP Senate C a p i t o l spokesman for Hartford Hospital, collision. None of the tourist train’s passengers ’Hie parents pledged 'Tuesday to victims of violent crimes. killing Robin Stavlnsky, 19, of Their publit ily mills in Hartford just aren’ t candidates. I f - - . o kidney of Nathaniel Young Jr., who was shot were injured. lobby lawmakers for a diange in Ross was arrested June 28 and Columbia, Leslie Shelly, 14, of early Sunday near Exit 9 near Stamford, was given to hi oadcasting details on how some Republicans C o m m e n t s In the House, the GOP has all but given a free The train was on a return trip along iu scenic the law, which permits an insanity charged with the strangulation Griswold and Deborah Taylor, 26, are working fevei islily through the dog days of ride to these Democrats because the majority a 23-year-old unidentified man who had bMn on route between Deep River and E s^ x and death of Wendy Baribeault, 17, of also of Griswold. dialysis. defense if the defendant was Minimer to help make it happen, Bob Conrad party had not, at this writing, found opponents travelling about 5 mph when the truck was hit unable to “ conform his conduct to UslMn. Two weeks later he was Ross. 25, a former insurance The four-hour transplant operation led by Dr. riie spinoff for Republicans in this state could \ - l Syndicated Columnist for them: Reps. Edith Prague of Columbia, Dick about 12:30 p.m., said Lynn Parrot, railroad the requirements of law because of charged with killing the five agent with Prudential in Griswold, Whistle-blower Robert Schweizer was considered successful, officials manager. he control ol a chamber or two of the Torpey of East Hartford, Bill Candelori, Irene a mental defect.” others. is charged with 10 counts of capital said. State police said Michaud was leaving the town Legislature. That has been the subject of much Favreau, Ray Joyce and the winner of a Raymond Roode, the stepfather In addition to. Miss Baribeault felony murder. If convicted on any An unidentified man at Presbyterian-University dump, heading for Route 9A and did not observe of April Brunais, 15, one of the six and Miss Brunais, Ross is accused of the capital counts he could be put speculation in the public prints. The real prize, Democratic primary in New Britain, Paul Hospital in Pittsburgh received Young’s heart during still persecuted the crossing’s stop sign. He “ looked to his left, but victims, said the parents will form of killing Tammy L. Williams, 17, to death in the electric chair. how ev<-r. is a little farther down the road. Label Gionfriddo of Middletown, Janet Polinsky of a five-hour operation Monday, and Young’s other not to his right.” It 1986. and all that can mean politically. ordinarily grinds out media releases for Waterford, Terry Bertinuson of East Windsor, kidney was donated to a patient in San Francisco, Michaud has been charged with failure to Republicans have it figured out that attaining a legislators to make them look good or to dump bn Bill Scully of Waterbury, Mary Fritz of Calif. ’ observe a stop sign. majority in at least ime house in 1984 would be a the Democrats, is in high gear just now with Wallingford and Dave Lavine of Durham. WASHINGTON — Sometimes the good guys win. Police asked for information from motorists who giant step in that direction. background for the party on House and Senate Republicans have “ discovered” Mimi Gomez A couple of years ago, I made a random check of two were driving west on the Connecticut Turnpike Body found in Housatonic Scouts’ lawyers say male Republican action is taking several forms this districts and the candidates who hope to fill them of Bridgeport, a Cuban who fled to the U.S. and dozen government whistle-blowers who had dared to ^tw een midnight Saturday and 1 a m. Sunday. accuse their superiors of wrongdoing. Every last one Young was driving a 1981 red Chevette station wagon SOU’THBURY — The state medical examiner summer, form er state Sen. Russell Post of Avon after the election. became a citizen. A personality superstar, she When he was shot. of them, I found, had subsequently been hounded and plans to conduct an autopsy today on the body of a heads something called GOP-84, a committee Last weekend, the team directed by House teaches kindergarten during the school year and Officials said Young was shot in the head from harassed by the government agency he had young, white female found in the Housatonic devoted to helping local candidates. He still Majority Leader R.E. Van Norstrand of Darien electronics during the summer. She is a national behind by another motorist as he was returning from Is boys’ best ‘role model’ River, officials said. won't say much about the slew of projects he has ran a "school” for new candidates at the Lord running champ, a linguist, sculptress and quick embarrassed. Some of them had even been forced. the home of his girlfriend, Belinda Johnson. Soviet-style, to submit to psychiatric examinations. Police spokesman Adam Iterluti said boaters in the works. Cromwell Inn, Cromwell. The “ faculty” study in politics. She will oppose Democratic Police have determined that Young, a volunteer Tuesday reported the body in the river between MILFORD (UPI) - Lawyers for troop which will provide them with ment that says only males can Form er state Sen, Dick Hozzuto of Watertown included his troops as w e^ as specialists from Rep. Gabe Biafore, whom the G O P sees as One of these gutsy heroes is William Clinkscales, with the office of Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, D-Conn., the Rusrian Bow and River Row bridges, five feet the Boy Scouts say a 65-year-old an adult male role model,” The serve as scoutmasters. is on the line with Republicans in Washington to the Republican NationaljCommittee. vulnerable. whose ordeal was cited by Ronald Reagan in the 1980 .was apparently shot from behind but officials cannot from the'shore. grandmother should not be al­ Scouts’ attorneys said in their "W hat is at stake here is a role l oordinate and seek advice and to book VIPs into But while the two-day sbqiinar ran through a The GOP says Norma Cappelletti of campaign. For treading on the toes of higher-ups in figure out a motive. Dr. Katherine Galvin, medical examiner, lowed to lead a troop because brief. which is not the source of a better campaign appearances here. Former House predictable list of basics— hoWdo raise Waterbury can make a comeback against the General Services Administration, Clinkscales had State police spokesman Adam Berlutl said officials pronounced the woman dead at the scene and sent parents have the right to be Ten years ago, Catherine “ Kay" job opportunity, but rather in­ do not know if Young was shot by an ailgry driver after volves the expenditure of one’s Majority lA'ader Gerald Stevens of Milford is campaign money, how to meet trie public eyeball Democratic Rep. Doreen DelBianco, a liberal been stripped of his investigative duties and relegated the body to the medical examiners office in assured a “ male role model” will Pollard of Milford took over as to a do-nothing job behind a desk stuck in a corridor. an incident on the road, by someone with a grudge who Farmington for an autopsy scheduled for today. supervise their sons. scoutmaster of Troop 13 of the time and money in the develop­ heading Vietory '84, primarily a fund-raising to eyeball, how to deal with the press — it was activist who beat her by 137 votes in 1982. In stalked him, or by a “ random psychotic.” Against the quiet but stubborn resistance of the 'The lawyers contended in a brief Quinnipiac Council when no adult ment of moral, spiritual and job. also something of a tryout camp ^ r those Norwich, the GOP says Democratic Rep. Tom Doctors at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Stanford males could be found. When she patriotic values In young boys,” agency, Clinkscales was “ rehabilitated” by Reagan-, on file Tuesday in Superior Court candidates. Sweeney can be beaten by newcomer Peter determined Young's head wound was “ fatal” late Home saved from razing that Catherine“ Kay” Pollard of applied formally, her application the lawyers claimed. appointed a senior policy adviser, then promoted to BUT TIIK HKAVIKST CONCENTRATION, They didn't know it, and the "facu lty” would Nystrom. And in Winsted, believe it or not, the Sunday afternoon but he was kept on a respirator in Milford should not win her 10-year was rejected and she filed suit. In their bid to reverse the order associate administrator. Last year he won a REDDING — The state has decided not to raze sometimes involving the midnight oil at the State never say so publicly, but the candidates were GOP thinks Tony Nania can surprise House the intensive care unit while arrangements for the the home of a 93-year-old woman to complete battle to become the first female But the Boy Scouts have been of the commission hearing officer, presidential award for saving the taxpayers more Capitol, is by a team of House staffers who are getting the once-over to see which ones showed Majority Leader John Groppo, who also had a donations were made. reconstruction work on Route 107 near a planned Scoutmaster. under orders since January from a the Scouts’ attorneys argued trying to apply a full-court press for the GOP on the most promise. The best ones will get the most close call in 1982. Nania was with Reagan long than $13 million. Family members and many friends o f Young corporate headquarters, town officials say. “ Parents of boys are constitu­ hearing examiner for the state changing the male-only rule would districts occupied by Democrats in that help. before that became fashinable in this state. All the while, Clinkscales found that his persecutloi) believe the most likely explanation for the shooting is State officials originally said they would have tionally entitled to permit their Commission on Human Rights and deny the Scouts constitutional that Young’s killer picked him at random. Opportunities to strike a requlre- freedom of association. They said I'hamber. They had hoped to have a candidate There are other districts — in Mansfield, was continuing unabated. In interviews with my to raze the farmhouse to improve Route 107. 11-year-old boys to join a Boy Scout _ “ To my knowledge, Nate had no enemies — he if the hearing examiner’s ruling for every di-sti ict . Apparently they have fallen a associateindy Badhwar, he cited several examples pf The road was long slated for repairs but also UNOFFICIALLY, REPUBLICANS BELIE VE Groton, Meriden — where GOP hearts beat really was an exceptional person,” said Mary Jane were implemented, it would be like dozen short — ironically the number of seats the their best shot at taking control is in the House. optimistically. But whatever happens this year, harassment: ; must be upgraded to handle traffic from the Long, a McKinney staff member. proposed new Perkin-Elmer headquarters in the allowing the examiner “ to sit as a GOP needs in a net gain to win control th^re. Just don’t tell that to Senate Majority Leader the OOP’s real goal is long-range. And that • Last month, two emissaries from the agency’s Lake has another drowning ' Young was working toward a master’s degree in Georgetown section of Redding. one-person legislature.” The GOP information hub at the Capitol, which inspector general marched into his office to grill him Phil Robertson of Cheshire. While the House means 1986, a gubernatorial year. business administration at the University of Bridge­ Mrs. Sanford’s house sits in front of the DANBURY (UPI) - A 19-year- Robert Pinney’s body floating near The brief was the latest move in as part of an investigation that had been going on for port. He was elected recently to the Stamford proposed building’s entrance road and the state old Danbury man became the third a dock. a six-month series by attorneys for nine months. The subject? Allegations that Clinks­ Republican ToWn Committee and was a special offered her $115,000 after condemning the drowning victim in a week in Divers had searched the area both sides, but no court dates for cales had billed the government for $148 worth Pf deputy sheriff for Fairfield County. structure she has lived in since the 1940s. Candlewood Lake, a man-made where his body later surfaced but the case has been set on the docket. phone calls made from his home in 1980. He first worked for McKinney in 1981 as a summer Mrs. Sanford and her daughter, Diane recreation area nestled in the hills found no sign of Pinney. The boy, With a backlog of 178 cases. It is not Clinkscales politely denied any knowledge of thp intern and in 1982 was a member of McKinney’s Sanford-Anjone, were told to move by March 31 of western Connecticut. with a mental age of a 3-or expected to be concluded before calls. He then pulled out his home telephone bills for . campaign staff. but the women refused and filed suit to block the Robert Renda was canoeing with 4-year-old, could not swim. early next year. McKinney, seeking election to an eighth term from 1980, which showed they averaged about$108 a month. eviction. two friends about 2:15 p.m. Mon­ Connecticut’s 4th District, described Young as “ a “ And in the year of our Lord 1981. $106.79 was the day when the wake of a passing beautiful guy, a beautiful young man.” boat capsized their canoe several average monthly cost,” he said. “ So if that $148 was to . He called the shooting “ an act of random lunacy. It Rock band is censored hundred yards offshore. ease the pain of my own personal contract with the makes you wonder what kind of world we live in. WESTPORT — A performance by the rock Louis Neto and Nancy Primav- Bell System, I failed miserably.” There can’t be any justice.” band “ Dangerous Club” was censored when town era, both of Danbury, told Renda to • The continuing allegations against Clinkscales officials acting on complaints of possible stay with the canoe while they now make a file weighing close to 10 pounds, ht 9 Satanism pulled photographs from the groups swam to shore for help. Renda typically irreverent memo to his bosses, Clinkscales Brass workers slide show. ^ followed his two friends and they made this critique of the inspector general, Joseph The Youth Adult Council removed at least two struggled to help him when he was Sickon: slides from the show Monday night at the Levitt unable to reach shore, but they "Our IG, Inspector Clouseau, has made a career'oul accept contract Pavilion but an official later said the music and were unable to save him. of investigating me or my organization. He hardly presentation of the six-member group from Divers found Renda’s body ^n 40 finishes one inquisition before he starts another, and ■ WATERBURY (UPI) — A salary settlement has Bridgeport are merely gimmicks. feet of water just off Pocono Point. One of the photographs found objectionable He was pronounced dead at the > / only his ineptness has prevented the situation front been reached with 220 skilled workers at Century Brass Products Inc., the state’s largest brass depicted a female band member posed in front of scene. getting totally out of hand.” f l a v o r Ifu company. a stone crucifix in a Westport cemetery, while State Trooper James Pap- • Clinkscales believes his harassment is the result Negotiator^ for the company and Local 1604 of the another showed the band’s calling card and read prowski said the canoe, owned by of his repeated suggestions that Sickon is not doing his U n it^ Auto Workers Union. reached agreement in part; “ Is there something you want to give up? one of Renda’s relatives, was not job properly. Last April, for example, Clinkscal^ Tuesday night on a new three-year contract for skilled ... maybe something like your soul?” equipped with flotation devices. denounced Sickon for maintaining video-camera workers in the company’s Waterbury and New An Englishtown, N.J., man with surveillance on the fifth floor of the General Services Milford plants. Ambush suspect freed a summer home in New Fairfield Administration building during working hours. “ This Wages were the only item in dispute. The contract, drowned over the weekend after he raises the specter of George Orwell’s ‘1984,’” later accepted by union members, promised hourly HARTFORD — A man charged with setting up slipped from a dock into the lake. Police identified the victim as Clinkscales wrote to Sickon. wage increases totalling $1.15 with provisions the July 12 ambush of a city police officer has retroactive to July 1, said company negotiator Frand been freed on reduced bail after a state Daniel Orlando, 61. MAPLE WALNUT • A week earlier, Clinkscales excoriated the IG for Santaguida. The contract expires Aug. 1,1087. prosecutor said it was likely the wrong man was The third victim was a 12-year- investigating parking lot problems at GSA. “ I ' Skilled workers, including electricians, tool and die arrested. old retarded New Milford boy who consider it incredible that you would divert ICE C R EA M makers, plumbers and machinists, had been making Hartford County State’s Attorney John M. wandered away from a Brookfield experienced auditors from the billions of dollars the between $8.45 and $9.25 an hour. They previously Bailey asked for bail to be reduced from $250,000 day care center last Tuesday. agency handles in the contracting area when (other rejected wage increases totalling $1.10. to $10,000 for Antonio Alcantara. He told Superior Hundreds of volunteers experts) are available to conduct parking studies,” he The skilled workers were among 1,300 union Court Judge Francis R. Quinn Tuesday there was searched two days for the missing wrote. members who walked off the job July 6 when a “ likelihood of a mistaken idenfication.” boy who was autistic and under • In other memos over the years, Clinkscales has negotiations on a new contract broke down. A new “ To keep him incarcerated would be uncons­ daily medication for seizures. The frantic search ended in tragedy accused Sickon of failing to give GSA contracts proper pact was worked out within a week and accepted by cionable,” Bailey told the judge. production workers who then returned to work. when a shoreline resident spotted scrutiny, of waging “ turf battles” instead of $179 preventing wrongdoing, 9f gutting the IG ’s contract inspector force from 70 to 40, and of overspending his Synagogues budget so badly that investigations requiring travel expense have been shelved for the rest of the yeac-' E nj^ the TASTE...Compare the SAVINGS of... Sickon’s office denied Clinkscales’ charges of starting anew Photo by Reginald Pinto harassment. But the unregenerate whisle blower's deliverance may be at hand. Sickon resigned a few after arson AT THE OAK GROVE NATURE CENTER days ago. neuiPORT

WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - Choo«FronV' Congregations throughout Connec­ •Grape'Orange'Coto ticut are remembering the rash of arsons that struck temples and •drgerWe'Roo'®®®' Presidents and the press, part 5: The grand guru homes of Jewish leaders a year •OW Cob'7 Teen ago. Editor's note: This is the last in a five-part series The four arsons shattered the THE USE OF TELEVISION and the attendant Nixon systemized the television end run. During His CHAMPAGNE respectively. •Fnil Punch'0iejG>«^' excerpted from “ Presidents and the Press: The Nixon tranquillity of the suburb and kept public relations gimmickery which projects the five and one-half years in office, the viewing public Teams of agents were given radio cars and assigned Legacy” by Joseph C. Spear, published by the MIT image that a president, or a presidential candidate, is West Harford residents and offi­ was treated to the “ Richard Nixon Show” as often, in to follow members of the Anderson shop everywhere cials on edge for nearly five Press. Spear is editor and chief of staff for^ndicated indeed “ presidential” did not begin with Nixon. The columnist Jack Anderson. some periods, as every three days. “ My object was to they traveled. Maps of their neighborhoods were months. Cumberland farma^ notion was bom in the 1950s, but was considered go over the heads of the columnists,” he said after one obtained, observation points were selected, and . A year later, at Emanuel Syn­ vaguely offensive. It gradually gained acceptance television speech. While discussing the Vietnam surveillances were set up on tbeir homes. agogue chapel, shining panels and By Joseph C. Spear and is now considered appropriate, necessary and conflict after another TV address, Nixon remarked A SUGAR team rented space — they called it 8 new carpet belie the destruction. nothing to be ashamed of. A" .0 that “ without television it might have been difficult NEST — in a building across the street from the Three Torahs were donated by Varieties Where did Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter and Ronald That was Richard Nixon’s major contribution to for me to get people to understand a thing.” columnist’s office and photographed Anderson and other synagogues after the fire 'destroyed seven of the sacred 20 Oz. Loaves Reagan learn their sophisticated techniques for politicians in their eternal battle with the press: He Nixon also engaged in deliberate, premeditated his associates as they came and went. Handwritten BREAD ‘scrolls. appeasing, evading and intimidating the press? They brought P.R. out of the closet, put the seal of approval attempts to intimidate the press. Before he was sworn logs were kept of their activities. on television and imagery as political tools. The arsons touched off fear do not admit it, but they are all graduates of the in, he dwelled on the problem of how to deal with the throughout the community, but Before Nixon, presidents used television hapha­ Richard Nixon School of Media Manipulation. press. TOWARD THE END OF MARCH, the SUGAR team Rabbi Gerald Zelermyer said they zardly and unscientifically and seldom recognized it Nixon was truly the grand guru. The men who have " I was prepared to have to do combat with the noted that “ when BRANDY was spotted walkingtohls also brought people together. as a way of evading the meddlesome press. It is now succeeded him have acted as if they sat at the media in order to get my views and my programs to office ... he appeared extremely ‘tail conscious.’ He - “ Despite the tragedy a lot of viewed as the primary means of manipulating public master’s feet and heard his teachings on what to do the people,” he wrote in his memoirs. Put another kept looking around, sideways, behind his shoulder, good came out of it,” Zelermyer opinion directly, without the press filter. told the congregation Monday. and, just as importantly, what not to do in their way, he was planning a major element in his grand and his gait was slower than usual.” Before Nixon, image specialists were relatively few “ People are closer to each other dealings with the press. strategy for handling the news media; diminishment Anderson had, indeed, spotted the surveillance hnd have formed ties that maybe in number and iightly regarded: they now rank of the press’s credibility with public criticism and the team. At one point, he dispatched one of his children to They have learned not to become personally among a president’s most important advisers. They didn’t exist.” generation of fear through threats. photograph the CIA automobiles that were lurking y^Rtibbi Solomon Krupka, whose involved in confrontations with reporters. This was wander through the White House talking about around his home. As the agents described it in a “ attitudinal polling,” “ political communication,” nouse and synagogue. Young Is­ one of Nixon’s rules too, but he could not restrain OUTRAGEOUS EFFORTS to muzzle the press memorandum; rael, were both arson targets, "emotionality,” , and the “ sincere mode.” himself and thus became an example of the were undertaken during the Nixon years, but one of "A s they (the agents) were preparing to leave at «aid; “ To a certain degree, people CHILLY WILLEE misfortune that can befall a president who permits Richard Nixon, in short, devised a highly effective the most scurrilous began in January 1972, when the 0915, a station wagon with an unidentified female 4irow through overcoming FROZEN DRRIKS himself to engage in personal combat with the press. strategy for manipulating the press. That is his legacy Central Intelligence Agency assigned 20 agents to driving pulled into the lot. She brought up a camera, adversity.” and we are wrestling with it today. The post-Nixon presidents have learned that a surveillance of syndicated columnist Jack Anderson rested it on the dash and through the front window t'be terror began last Aug. 11 . The Weathervane’s White House propaganda machine, Nixon’s “ office of and members of his staff. The operation, referred to took a picture of Agent (deleted) car (see attached .'When a neighbor reported 5,ung TsraSI was ablaze. Firefighters communications,” is an indispensible tool for NIXON FORMALIZED the appeasement tactic. by the CIA as Project Mudhen, was blatantly, sketch, position 1). She then continued around the regular summer stock end-running the national press and convincing "G ive the press a lot of copy,” he lectured his aides extinguished the flames quickly, flagrantly illegal. circle, stopped behind Agent (deleted) car and took a but could not save the sanctuary or journalists who reside west of the Appalachians that during the 1968 campaign, “ then they won’t have too Anderson later filed requests under the Freedom of picture of the rea r... (see attached sketch, position 2). much to squeal about.” ark that held the sacred Torah. the man in the mansion is a compassionate and Information Act for all records related to the project. The camera appeared to be a 35mm with a SOmm ■' Four days later nearby Emanuel The scheme worked so well that two years after fashion tops, cotton knits, shorts, skirts, sagacious leader. Before Nixon, the propaganda The hundreds of documents he received outlined a lens.” Synagogue was heavily damaged apparatus did not exist; it is now a fixture. Nixon was sworn in, hischief of staff, H.R, Haldeman. massive, probably unprecedented effort on the part of Shortly thereafter, the operation was closed down. during an early morning fire, and a PLUS • ■ • Al Ybir Pniic & Co()li()ut Neeiis bragged to colleagues; pants, swimsuits, dresses, jackets and accessories Presidents have learned that an in-house news the CIA, whose operations are limited by law to In the beginning, SUGAR had confidently predictod dire set Aug. 17 damaged Krupka’s •Hamburger & Hot Dog Rolls *(>1310081 •O iip s digest is an effective means of maintaining a watch on “ Considering the opposition of the newspapers like foreign lands, to identify and presumably to punish that “ the coverage will result in a viable revelation df Chome. the press. Richard Nixon created it; it is now the Times, and magazines like Life and Look, it’s Anderson’s sources. BRANDY organization contacts and procedures.” For almost a month, there were •Snacks *Paper Plates *Mustard *Relish no more fires, but on Sept. 18, a fire considered essential. something of a miracle that (Nixon) survived so weil. The CIA team labeled itself SUGAR and assigned After three months of surveillance and the 'was started on the outside of the Presidents have also learned from Nixon the Guru a The secret is, he has not made an effort to cater to the code names to the columnist and his staff: Anderson, Weathervane... your fashion store expenditure of thousands of dollars, the agents -home of Rep. Joan R. Kemler, mantra that is endlessly repeated and now considered press, he ignored them and talked directly to the a non-drinker, was BRANDY; his veteran confiden­ concluded that the “ operation failed to establish the country without using the press as a filter. Meanwhile, D-West Hsrford, who is Jewish. Items & Prices Effectve Thru Aug. 12. We Reserve The Right lb Lm t Quantties the key that unlocks the mysteries of public tial assistant. Opal Ginn, was SHERRY; his chief existence and-or identify of any individual who might • Manchester Rarkade we have kept the press serviced not using him, which The fire, set on the solemn appearances and power: Television ... television ... associate Les Whitten, was CORDIAL; his reporters have been supplying Anderson, Whitten, Hume or If You Forgot It...Cumberland’s Got It! is the way we want it.” Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur, television. Brit Hume and Joe Spear, were EGGNOG and Spear with classified government data.” sparked particular outrage. 8 - M A N C H ES TE R H E R A LD . Wednesday, August 8, 1984

building into compliance with state fire and Dial-a-Ride to start Obituaries A r e a Towns safety regulations, closing in open class­ rooms, adding a band-practice room, and A N D O V E R — A Dial-a-Ride service for the plugging energy leaks. elderly and handicapped is scheduled to Melissa Ann Magadlni War I A rm y veteran. In Brief The cost had been estimated at $3.7 million. begin Monday. The specially equipped van Besides his wife he leaves three That amount was approved last fall by voters Melissa Ann Magadini, 19, of 288 will run Mondays and Wednesdays. grandchildren. The funeral will be in a referendum in the three area towns in the Fern St., died Monday in Manches­ The town got the van and will receive Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at Newkirk Recreation review set RHAM district — Andover, Hebron and ter. She was the daughter of nearly half of the operating costs through a & Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Marlborough. Norma and William Palmer of B O LTO N — The Board of Selectmen will federal grant. The Board of Finance had Burnside Ave., East Hartford. opposed starting the service but was Manchester and James and Olivia Burial will be in East Cemetery. hold a special meeting Aug. 27 with the Magadini of New Hartford. Recreation Commission to decide the year- persuaded to change its decision last year Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 after a protest campaign was launched by She was born in Pittsfield. p.m. Members of Orient Lodge will old commission’s future. Joint agenda sought Mass., Aug. 18, 1964. She was a 1982 residents. conduct a Masonic service today at B O LTO N — The Board of Selectmen will graduate of Manchester High If the commission is to continue, selectmen The van was delivered last month as part of 8 p.m. ask the Board of Education and Board of School. She was employed at J.C. will have to re-establish it formally. When a bulk order made by the Greater Hartford Finance to submit topics for discussion at a Penney Catalog Distribution Cen­ selectmen created it last summer, they set a Transit District on behalf of area towns. joint meeting scheduled Sept. 11. ter in Manchester as a telephone Marjorie T. Ferry one-year limit that expired at the end of June. For further information on the service, call Selectwoman Sandra Pierog has .said she sales clerk. Marjorie (Thompson) Ferry, 80 Form er finance board Chairman Ray­ the town office building at 742-7305. favors reappointing the commission and Besides her parents she leaves of South Gla.stonbury, died Mon­ mond A. Ursin told selectmen Tuesday that other selectmen have praised its work. But so two sisters, Maya Magadini of day at her home. She was the wife he wants to use the meeting to come up with a far, no candidate for a recreation director Manchester and Karla Hahn of of the late Pelton Ferry and the plan for a salary study for town employees. has emerged to replace Gary Mortensen, Vernon: her maternal grandpar­ sister of Mrs. Helen Herrick of The Board of Finance last spring squelched Dog warden named who has asked not to be reappointed to the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Andover and Mrs. Wallace (Doris) the selectmen’s efforts to give two employees commission. B O LTO N — The Board of Selectmen voted Cook, and her paternal grandpar­ Shearer of Bolton. substantial raises, saying selectmen had Tuesday to offer resident Judy Virchow the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Aldo C. She also leaves several nieces failed to provide enough research to support post of assistant dog warden through Magadini, all of Great Barrington. and nephews. their claim that the town clerk and tax September. Mass.; three stepsisters, Sharon The funeral will be Thursday at 1 collector were underpaid. Elm er Wilson, the town’s long-time dog Young of Newbergh, N.Y., Patri­ RHAM board takes bid p.m. at Glastonbury Funeral The finance board also complained that the warden, died last week at 73. Mrs. Virchow cia Palmer of Nanstown, Pa., and Home, 450 New London Turnpike, HEBRON - The RHAM Board of Board of Selectmen never produced a had applied to be his assistant while he was Roberta Hennigan of Glastonbury; Glastonbury. Cremation will fol­ Education Tuesday night voted to accept a complete review of salaries which finance ill. First Selectman Henry P. Ryba filled in and two stepbrothers, William low. Memorial contributions may low bid of $2,984,000 from Shamrock officials requested more than a year ago. for Wilson on several calls, and town road Palmer of Nanstown, Pa., and be made to the Glastonbury Associates of Waterford to renovate the high foreman Danny Ratazzi has been doing the Kenneth Palmer of Merritt Island, Volunteer Ambulance Association, school in accordance with a plan drawn up by Ursin also wants the three boards to agree job more recently. Fla. P.O. Box 4,53, Glastonbury. There Kae.stle Boos Associates of Hartford. on a method for determining what capital The board also decided Tuesday to The funeral will be Thursday at are no calling hours. Planned renovations include improving projects are needed, how they should be done advertise for someone to fiil the job of noon at Trinity Covenant Church, access for the handicapped, bringing the and how much they will cost. permanent dog warden. Hackmatack Street. There are no Alice P. Edgerly catling hours. Memorial contribu­ tions may be made to Trinity Alice (Packard) Edgerly. 86, of Covenant Church. The John F. 180 Regan Road, Vernon, formerly Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. of Foster Street, Manche.ster, died Center St., has charge of Tuesday at an area convalescent arrangements. home. She was the wife of the late Charles H. Edgerly Jr. ITS ALMOST LIKE BUYING IT WHOLESALE! Charles E. Hart She was born in Stafford on Oct. 30, 1897, and had been a resident of Charles Ernest Hart, 86, of 18.5 E. Manchester before moving to SUPER Center St., formerly of East Vernon 6 V2 years ago. She was a 8 4 7 . Hartford, died Monday in Booth- member of Bolton United Metho­ DISCOUNT 8 9 9 7 bay Harbor, Maine. He was the dist Church and a former member MostorCevd !S husband of Loraine (Geer) Hart. ®AL SIEFFERTS CENTER of the P y th ia n Sisters of . N o He was born in West Avon and Manchester. 44S HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER — KEENY ST. EXIT OFF 1-84 TERMS' had lived in Manchester for the CASH-CREDIT CARDS She leaves a daughter, Mrs. MON., THURS. TIL 9 • TUES., WED., SAT TIL 5 • FRIDAY T IL 8 MONTHLY TERMS past 17 years. He was a member of Elaine Modean of Columbia; a First Congregational Church of sister, Mrs. Maude Field of Man­ East Hartford and was a former chester; a granddaughter; and a town treasurer for East Hartford. niece. THURS • FRI • SAT ONLY! He had assisted in organizing the Graveside services will be East Hartford Little League and Thursday at 10:30 a.m. in Buck- was its first purchasing officer. He land Cemetery. There are no also organized the East Hartford calling hours. Memorial donations Veterans Association. may be made to the American APPLIANCES - VIDEO - AUDIO - TELEVISION He was a past treasurer and Cancer Society, 237 E . Center St. member of the East Hartford The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Rotary Club and was a past master Main St., has charge of and 50-year member of Orient arrangements. MICROWAVE EMERSON Lodge of Masons of East Hartford. He was past high priest and life OVEN member of Gideon Welles Chapter In IVlemoriani OEHUMIDIFIER 50 of Glastonbury and a past patron In memory of Lester W. Rogers, SPECIAL 24 PINT of the Bigelow Chapter, Order of whom God called home August 8th, PURCHASE Eastern Star, of East Hartford He 1981. was a member of the East Side CAPACITY Past Masters Association and the A smile for all, a heart of gold. LITTON Hartford County Past Masters One of the best the world can hold. “GO ANYWHERE" WHYPAYMOREI Association. Never selfish, always kind. He was past commander and life Those arc the memories you left member of Brown-Landers Ratti behind. Post 77 American Legion of East In our hearts you always stay. Hartford and the past chairman of Loved and remembered everyday. ^n e w l o w c S t m O U ^ c h o i c e AIR the Department of Connecticut - CHEST m Oratorical Commission of the Your laDving Family, CONDITIONER American Legion. He was a World Wife, Son & Granddaughter FR E E ZE R $ CARRIER— 6000 BTU Police hope convict Magic Clwf 11s Volts • 7.5 Amps will help in manhunt kinslant Inslallaiion SOMERS (U P I) — As police spokesman said his condition had vnilR CHOICE searched for the last of a trio of stabilized and he "is responsive." GENERAL Tennessee escapees, they said "We haven’t confirmed any Whirlpool they hoped one comrade caught recent sightings of Mays,” Dailey AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Sunday in a gunfight might lead said, noting police had talked with AUTOMATIC authorities to the convict still at people who were with Prentice and WASHER $ large. Hartsock before the bloody chase. WASHER "We want to determine where "They had never met Mays.” he LARGE LARGE they went and why they came here said. CAPACITY CAPACITY in the first place," said state police Mays, 41, was believed to be spokesman St. Edward Dailey. carrying an M-1 rifle and hand­ HEAVY DUTY HEAVY DUTY The trio broke out of an Only, guns, and residents of the Somers Tenn,, prison July 1 and traveled area were cautioned to stay inside north on a six-state crime spree, in case he was still in the vicinity. but police said they did not know Three of the bullets hit the home when Lohman Mays split away of Marge Gingras who was at WELBILTI vnUR CHUlw WESTINGHOUSE from his two cohorts, one of whom church with her husband and died in the shootout with police 9-year-old daughter at the time. LREFRIGERATOR V REFRIGERATOR I Sunday and the other captured. One shot passed through two Mays was not involved in the gun bedrooms before lodging itself in HUGE 14 CU. FT. battle in which troopers killed the child's dresser. HUGE 14 cu. ft. William Prentice. 29, and critically “ Let’s put it this way: if she was wounded Michael Hartsock, 28, lying there, she wouldn’t be here NO 2-DOOR after a high-speed chase and today, Gingras said. 2-DOOR gunfight on a lawn of the small Daley said the key to the search FROST north central Connecticut town. for Mays — described as white, Hartsock, serving two life terms 6-feet tall, and dangerous — might for the icepick murders of an be found in the trail of the two elderly couple, was still in critical convicts halted by police in the condition at Johnson Memorial Somers shootout. ^ Hospital after surgery on a single Before Sunday, the most recent BROUGHT gunshot wound in his chest and sighting of the three fugitives was abdomen. However a hospital July 23, IN SPECIAL 13" DIAG. 1 3 ' DIAG. FOR THIS Town to seek comment .SALE PORTABLE PORTABLE on proposed CD uses COLOR TV COLOR TV

Continued from page 1 a shelter site was found. Neither funding source is a "foregone planned use of the funds. conclusion,” she said. She had no Written comments on the pro­ comment on the withdrawal of the vmiR CHOwi posed use of funds will be accepted $50,000 from the CDBG list. PUSH by Weiss until Aug. 20. The board Of the amount, $30,000 was added b u t t o n will then consider the final CDBG to what Weiss originally proposed 1 9 " DIAG. application at an Aug. 21 meeting to spend on sidewalk and drainage tu n in g 1 9 " DIAG. $ and it will be delivered to the improvements, and $20,000 was Department of Housing,and Urban added for playground PORTABLE PORTABLE ______Development on Aug. 22, accord­ improvements. • AUTOMATIC A/Sl A n *FII ing to a timetable prepared by Several residents who spoke at a Weiss. public hearing Tuesday said they fin e TUNING OOLOR TV .COLOR TV •f.W N 'b Weiss said the $50,000 slated for thought the $20,000 figure used by an emergency shelter under a Weiss for administrative costs was proposal he released last week was artificially low. diverted to other areas because But Weiss said the bulk of the ^ S r S 5 i^ Director of Human Services program would be administered Hanna Marcus indicated i^helter by his office. The Public Works RCA MAGNAVOX funding from other sources was Department would be responsible XL-100 ELEC. likely. ' for the sidewalk, drainage an^ 25’’ DIAO. < 2 5 ' DIAG. TUNER] Mrs. Marcus said today the other other engineering projects, while 25” sources included $100,000 in contri­ an administrator would have to be CONSOLE ' butions the department asked for hired for the housing rehabilitation CONSOLE under the Neighborhood Assist­ portion of the program, he said. COLOR TV COLOR TV ance Act and the possibility of Most of the administrative costs • ELECTRONIC TUNING receiving matching funds from the would be for clerical help and state Department of Housing once advertising, he said. FREE DELIVERY - FREE REMOVAL - FREE NORMAL INSTALLATION m a n g h RSTER h e r a l d . Wethiesday, August 8, 1984

SPORTS

Cubs flatten Mets, 8-6, 8-4, fatten margin

Move 3V2 games up In NL East

CHICAGO (U P I) - Although his plunked Keith Moreland. Both Lynch, who has now lost his last

team seems to have it, momentum benches emptied but no punches six starts, gave up a ieadoff double Z' is a sore subject with Chicago Cubs were thrown as Moreland charged to Jay Johnstone in the fourth

Manager Jim Frey. the mound after being hit. inning of the nightcap and John­ k J

Frey brushed off the suggestion Lynch, who suffered his seventh stone moved to third on Steve

that Hie Cubs are sitting pretty loss against eight wins, said he was Lake’s grounder. Larry Bowa’s not trying to hit Moreland but smash down the first-base line was after sweeping the New York Mets, Moreland obviously disagreed. smothered by Keith Hernandez, 8-6 and 8-4, Tuesday to take a 3 1-2 "Lynch was trying to hit me, but Hernandez threw to the plate game lead over New York in the National League East. especially when you consider we and failed to get Bowa. Bowa was

"Anyone who believes that any had just rocked him for five ruQS,” safe on a fielder’s choice as

baseball team has taken charge Moreland said. Johnstone stayed at third. Sander­

does not really understand the Sanderson, who had been son then drove in Johnstone with a

game,” Frey said. warned after the Moreland inci­ single.

" I don’t know why I am asked dent, was tossed out by home plate

repeatedly whether my team or umpire Fred Brocklander when he Henry Cotto beat out bunt down

any team is in command, or has hit Kelvin Chapman Id the fifth. the third-base line to load the bases

momentum, when the only thing The beanball war started in the arid Ryne Sanderg’s potential

that is important is that 1 get my 25 fifth inning of the first game when double play ball was fumbled by

players ready for Wednesday's losing pitcher Ron Darling hit Wally Backman, allowing Bowa to

gam e." Dave Owen in the right kneecap, score. Thad Bosley’s sacrifice fly Chicago has now won 11 of its last forcing the rookie shortstop to scored Sanderson and Cey doubled 13 games, and six straight over leave the game. in Cotto and Sandberg. New York — including two double- Cubs third baseman Ron Cey Tim Stoddard, 8-4, gave up a header sweeps. drove in two runs with a first-game sacrifice fly to Rusty Staub and a The Mets’ frustration showed homer, and three more in the run-scoring single to Backman in Tuesday when a series of beanballs second game with a double and the fifth to make it 5-2. The Mets UPI phulo resulted in two bench-clearing single. Cey was hitting just .220 closed to within 5-4 in the sixth on brawls and the ejections of Frey, going into the double- header. Rafael Santana’s two-run single. The Cubs and Mets brawl during the 4th the ground. Others involved, from left to Mets Manager Dave Johnson and In the first game, Moreland After Cey’s sixth-inning single inning of the second game of Tuesday’s right, are Hubie Brooks, Ron Cey Cubs pitcher Scott Sanderson in smashed a three-run homer and made it 6-4, the Cubs added two doubleheader at Wrigley Field. Chica­ the second game. Cey added a two-run shot to more in the eighth on Bosley’s RBI hugging Kelvin Chapman, Keith Her­

The first brawl came during the highlight a six-run fifth and help double and a run-scoring single by go’s Keith Moreland and New York’s Ed nandez, Bobby Valentine and Tim Cubs’ five-run fourth inning after Rick Sutcliffe to his seventh Lee Smith, who picked up his 25th Lynch, the central figures in the fracas, Stoddard. consecutive victory. New York starter Ed Lynch save. are hidden by bodies as they wrestle on

AL roundup

Sox, Split

Error a blessing in Angels’ victory

By Mike Barnes "H e (Picciolo) was dead, he was shot, for California. Don Aase, 1-1, longest losing string in the fran­ another

UPI Sports Writer just plain dead by three or four pitched two innings of hitless relief chise’s history. Kansas City used a feet,” said Stanton. "There was no for the victory. 16-hit attack to post its fifth BOSTON (U P I) - Boston that I’m not sure what The Angels needed a gift from collision. He (Kearney) was trying White Sox 6-0, Yankees 3-7 straight triumph. Robin Yount hit Red Sox first baseman Bill happened.” heaven to keep their pennant drive to get the ball out of his glove and it At New York, Ron Guidry, 10-8, a pair of two-run homers for the Buckner found himself the hero "M arly just put his hands up going Tuesday night — and they just flew out.” pitched a four-hitter and struck out Brewers. and goat in a double-header like it was a pop fly,” said got it. As he rounded third, Picciolo 13 in the nightcap to help the split with Detroit, while Tiger Rangers 7, Blue Jays 6 shortstop Ed Jurak. Marty Just A ninth-inning error by Seattle knew he was in big trouble. Yankees snap the White Sox’ catcher Lance Parrish pulled deked him.” At Arlington, Texas, George catcher Bob Kearney on a perfect " I never saw the ball fly out of six-game winning streak In the the goat horns off designated But Parrish bailed Trammell Wright’s bases-loaded single relay throw at the plate allowed the Kearney’s mitt,” he said. “ I saw opener, LaMarr Hoyt, 10-1 1 , hitter Alan Trammell, out by driving a 2-1 slider from scored Gaiy Ward in the 10th tying run to score and Fred Lynn that I had' a chance to score so I pitched a seven-hitter over 8 1-3 Buckner, who blasted one of inning to lift the Rangers. Ward reliever Rich Gale, 1-3, into the followed with a sacrifice fly to started running toward home. innings and Harold Baines and two grand slams homers in seats. tripled off Dennis Lamp, 4-6, and deliver California a 7-6 victory Then I saw the ball and knew if he Greg Luzinski homeredas Chicago Boston’s 12-7 opening game win Buddy Beil and Larry Parrish ” 1 was just waiting for one over the Mariners. held onto it I was out for sure.” halted New York’s eight-game Tuesday night, booted a were walked intentionally. One out over the plate and 1 was just The Angels’ seventh victory in On the play, Sconiers took third victory string. grounder in the 9th inning of the happy to get good wood,” said the last nine games kept them later, Wright knocked a liner over and scored on Lynn’s sacrifice fly. Indians 5, Orioles 4 nightcap that opened the door Parrish. within a half-game of front­ second baseman Damaso Garcia It appeared Kearney was looking At Cleveland, Tony Bernazard for the Tigers to capture a 7-5 Aurelio Lopez pitched 3 1-3 running Minnesota in the A L West. to make a winner of Dave Schmidt, for a play on Sconiers before singled home the go-ahead run in win in 11 innings. hitless innings and struck out It was the seventh straight loss for 5-4. making sure of the out at the plate. the sixth inning to help the Indians “ I missed it, that’s all,” said five to improve his record to 9- 0. the Mariners. " I was making a sweeping tag," break a six-game losing streak. Twins 2, A ’s 1 Buckner of a spinning grounder Willie Hernandez got three outs With Seattle leading 6-5, pinch Kearney said. “ I was pulling the Bert Blyleven, 11- 5, went 7 1-3 At Oakland, Calif., Randy by Tiger second baseman Ixiu for his 24th save. hitter Rod Carew led off the ninth ball in and I was coming up to innings for the victory. Scott Bush’s sacrifice fly scored Mickey Whitaker. The error allowed Both clubs picked up where with a single off Mike Stanton, 3-2. make the throw (to third) and it McGregor, 12-11, took the loss. Hatcher with the go-ahead run in first baseman Dave Bergman, they left off in a Monday Daryl Sconiers then doubled off the just got away." Rookie Joe Carter homered for the sixth and Frank Viola tossed a who doubled to open the inning, doublehcader in which nine right-center field wall and pinch Kearney fared much better with Cleveland. four-hitter to spark the Twins. to score the tying run. homers were launched from runner Rob Picciolo tried to score the bat. He had three hits and three Royals 8, Rangers 5 Viola, 12-10, posted his eighth "The ball just spun away Fenway Park. Tuesday night, on the play. Second baseman Jack RBI and his run-scoring single put At Kansas City. Mo., pinch hitter complete game of the season. Tom from Buckner,” said Red Sox 12 balls left the park, with Perconte’s relay to the plate easily Seattle ahead 6-5 lead in the Dane lorg and George Brett each Brunansky hit his 21st homer of the manager Ralph Houk. "It had Parrish collecting three, beat Picciolo, but Kearney seventh. clubbed two-run homers in the season for Minnesota. that funny looking spin on it. It Buckner two, and Trammell, dropped the ball and the game was Doug DeCinces hit his 13th eighth inning to hand Milwaukee looked like it went off the end of tied. Evans, Jim Rice, Tony Armas, homer of the year, a three-run its 10th straight loss— equaling the the bat and there goes the ball Larry Herndon, Kirk Gibson game. That was a tough game to and Howard Johnson getting lose.” one apiece. M B ’s lose But Trammell committed a Buckner emptied the bases in baserunning error in the llth the first inning of the first game

inning that could have proved as off starter and loser Jack The U.S. cleans up at LA costly if not for Parrish’s on homer Morris, 14-8, An inning later homer, his third of the twin-bill. Armas belted his league- With one out, Tram m ell The Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles MIDDLETOWN — Limiting the leading 31st homer — another singled to right and Chet Lemon have turned out to be a pretty much one-sided opposition to five hits should be grand slam — to chase Morris. followed with a single to right. affair with the host Americans walking, running, good enough for any pitcher to win, Boston has now hit five grand Trammell, perhaps thinking the swimming, bicycling, etc., away with the bulk of but Moriarty Brothers’ hurler slams this year — four coming the medals. Thoughts ball was caught on the fly, after intentional walks. Craig Steuernagel wished he After Monday’s action the U.S. had accumu­ returned toward first and Bruce Hurst upped his record ApLENty could've taken one of those hits lated 101 medals, 46 gold, 39 silver and 16 bronze. Dwight Evans threw to second to 11-6 and reliever Mark Clear back Tuesday night. Closest pursuers were the West Germans and Len Auster for the force on Trammell. . threw three innings of hitless

Romanians were 33 and 32 medals respectively. Steuernagel, former East Ca­ “ I put my arms up and callM relief to notch his fifth save. . Sports Editor The Romanians, the only Eastern European tholic High standout who went on to for the ball like it was a pop^ “ It was a real dogfight out

country not involved in the boycott, are the pitch at the University of Connecti­ said Boston second baseman there,” said Ix'mon "Boston

second most favorite athletes at these Games. cut, was tagged for a game­ Marty Barrett. "Trammell possesses the most fearsome

There have been many firsts for U.S. athletes in winning, two-run home run in the came down about three- offense in the American the 23rd Olympiad. American gymnastic squads bottom of the seventh inning by quarters of the way and after Ix-ague.” took gold and silver medals in the team ABC came under some criticism from the IOC Tom Banner that lifted Mallove competition with the U.S. ladies led by Mary Lou about its coverage broadcast to American Jewelers to a 6-5 victory at Palmer

Retton taking home the silver and the men television. It seems there was too much U.S. and Field. ■ ■■

headed by Peter Vidmar capturing the first ever not enough the rest of the world appearing here. It was a hard-luck loss for

team medal in gymnastics — a gold. ABC vigorously denied the allegations but Steuernagel, who saw two batters " ' ' 3 1 “ '""M

The boycott notwithstanding, the U.S. was interestingly the next day we saw Yugoslavia reach base and score after striking

expected to break through in gymnastics. With play Italy in men’s basketball with nary an out, as catcher Bill Chapulis American in sight. Bela Karolyi helping Retton and Julianne mishandled the third strike Interesting. McNamara, each of whom took home an pitches. individual gold medal, these were not And since that complaint was lodged, we have

unexpected. seen more of the other sports — field hockey, An RBI single by Banner got

M ^als in other competition, however, were not rowing, canoeing — where other countries are Mallove on the scoreboard first in anticipated. Jeff Blatnick won the first ever gold meeting with success. the bottom of the first before the medal for the U.S. in Greco-Roman wrestling and The one complaint which can be lodged against Gas Housers jumped all over the U ,S. had always faired poorly here in the past. the coverage to date is ABC does too much starter Jim Byrne in the top of the The United States has improved under a rigorous jumping around. You settle back in your second to take a 4-1 lead. Ray Giiha program but all the cycling medals would not armchair to watch the U.S. basketball team and started it off by socking a Ieadoff have been collected were it pot for the boycott. the next thing you know you’re: 1) watching judo homer. Jeff Johnson followed with The Americans cleaned up in swimming with or 2) watching another one of those incessant a single and was doubled in by commercials. Tracy Caulkins finally getting an elusive gold Chris Petersen. A walk and a medal. Those who suffered most fr9m the 1980 There is a lot going on at once, but how about fielder’s choice grounder by Bill • .4 boycott — like Rowdy Gaines, Nancy Hogshead more than three minutes of continuous coverage Masse brought in the third run of and Caulkins — held on for this shot and made the of an event? the frame, and an RBI single by most of it. There were several world and Olympic Steve Chotiner capped the record times turned in so you couldn’t call the uprising. competition completely watered down. Coaches needed The home team tied it up with a

Women’s swimming has'become dominated There are four coaching vacancies at East pair of tallies in the fourth but somewhat by the East Germans but the Catholic High that athletic director Tom Malin Chotiner, one of the hottest hitters American men are still the best in the world needs to fill. They are 1) junior varsity boys in the league, ripped a bullet into although the West Germans, Australians and soccer, 2) freshman boys soccer, 3) girls’ the rightfield stands in the fifth to AAi Canadiens have shown the U.S. will not dominate swimming and 4) girls’ gymnastics. Anyone make it 5-4, Moriarty’s.

like it did in the past unless another stellar crop of interested should contact Malin at the school. Carl Vasquez drew a one-out youngsters comes along quickly. Manchester High is is need o f a girls’ field walk for Mallove in the seventh One thing to note. ABC has made it quite clear hockey head coach. Those wishing to apply should and then Banner drove a 0-1 pitch these Games are missing the Russians and contact either athletic director Dick Cobb or over the rightfield bleachers to end Eastern Europeans. Thpy have tried to keep it in prlncipal.Jacob'Ludes at the school. the contest and make a winner out perspective. But the winning athletes don’t care. of Jeweler reliver Ron Borsari. All they know when they are on the podium to Petersen, in only his second accept their Olympic medal is that they are Bits and pieces Twilight League game after star­ " Olympic medalists. ■J i The annual Town ’B' Slow Pitch Softball ring for Manchester's American Those tears you see are not fake. They are Tournament gets under way next Wednesday at Legion squad, had two hits along honest emotions of athletes who’ve hit the summit Red Sox’ slugger Tony Armas is greeted at the plate after Robertson Park, Fitzgerald Field and Nike Field. with Chotiner, who is among the at this particular time. They don't care who isn’t clubbing the second grand slam of the game in the The double elimination tourney runs through top five batters in the league in there. average and doubles. Aug. 28. Champs and runners-up from the Ree, opener of Tuesday night’s twinbill with Detroit at Fenway All they know is that they are the best who Charter Oak, Nike, Northern, Dusty, West Side, Park. Lining up for t^igh fives are Jim Rice, Jackie showed. M o ria rty '* 040 010 0 5-8-1 and Independent leagues will compete. Mallove 101 200 7 6-5-1 Stsuarnooel and Chapulis; Byrns, Gutierrez and Mike Easier. Dwight Evans follows behind Boriarl (2nd) and Elliot. Armas, the Majors' leading home run hitter. 10 — M ANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, August 8, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, August 8. 1984 — II Basketball takes gold; volleyball silver Louganis just awesome Sco re b o a rd U.S. women’s squads proudly win medals By Joe Sargis UPl Sports Writer Canoeing Equeatrlan Bv Fred McMane sets. Yet, members of the team hasn't been a unit quite as long as LOS ANGELES — The victories Olympics Men’s Kavok-t's 1M8 Meters (lop 3 each T e a m Ju m p in g — F in a l UPl Sports Writer could hold their heads high be­ heattasemiflnais,otheretarii»echage) 1, (Gold), United State* (Joe FOrglt, the volleyball team, the squad does keep coming, spilling over Greg Conrad Homfeld, Leelle Burr. Melanie cause they had lifted the sport to Heat 1 — 1, Philippe Boccara, France, include four players who were Louganis like water. 3:53.51. 2, Kolle Sundqvtst, Sweden, Smith) 12.00. 2, (Sliver) Great Britain, LOS ANGELES - They have previously unreached heights in caught in the heartbreak of the 1980 Tuesday, he was at his awesome 3 :S6.S6.3, Vaslle DIba, Romania, 3:57.95.4, 36.75. 3, West (xermony, 39.25.4, Canada held together almost as long as the this country. It was the first medal Today's schedule Antoon De Brauwer, Belgium, 3:59.21. 5, (Ian Millar, Hugh Graham, Jim Elder, boycott. Most of the squad has bcea test in leading qualifiers into Mario Destaurlers) 40.00.5, Switzerland, Olympic rings and epitomized the Pedro Alegre, ^ In , 3:59.95. 6, Alan ever for U.S. women in Olympic together for over a year and today’s final of men’s Olympic WcdnMdov, August I Thomson, Canoda, 4:03.n. 7, Vell-Pekka 41.00. 6, France, 49.75. 7, Spain, 52.00. 8, sacrifices and frustrations of the volleyball competition. experienced the pain of losing to three-meter springboard diving, Archurv Horlolo, Finland, 4:03.40. 8, Ngai Wan Italy, 75.25. 9, Australia, 92.00.10, Brazil, (El Dorod* Pork) American athlete over the last six Coached by Ari Selinger, a the Soviet Union by one point in the missing his own world record of Tsoi, Hone Kong,4:44.09. 133.50. Women’s 70m and men's 90m — 10 Heat 2 — ILAIon Thompson, New years. survivor of Nazi concentration world championships last year. 755.49 by only 3.12 points. o. m.-12:45 p.m. Zealond, 3:53.41. 2, Stephen Jackson, With gold and silver medals camps, the volleyball team in­ "Right now, I'm at a loss for W om en's 60m ond m en's 70m — 2:30-5 Great Britoln, 3:55.12. 3, Peter Genders. So, it seemed natural that p. m. dangling from their necks today, cludes seven players who have words," U.S. star Cheryl Miller Australia, 3:58.35.4, Christoph Wolf, West evetyohe would ask him for an Basketball Germany, 4:00.21.5, Ion Pringle, Ireland, Fencing members of the U.S. women's been with the team for five yea rs or said following the gold medal assessment of himself. (The Forum) 4:09.21. 6, Adogon Adogon, Ivory Coast, Men's classiticatlon semifinals — 9 basketball and volleyball teams more. Many quit jobs and post­ triumph. "This is definitely 10 "People say you are the world’s 4:22.30. Men's ImRvIdual Rgge a.m., 10:45 a.m.; 3 p.m., 7 p.m. Heat 3 — 1, Milan Jonic, Yugoslavia, can proudly say it was all worth it. poned their education to dedicate times better than winning a greatest diver, how do you handle (top 14 aaellty for flnoN) Baxine 3:51.72. 2, Greg Barton, Homer, Mich., 1, Angelo MauonI, Italy. 2, PhlllMe The U.S. women's basketball themselves to making U.S. national championship. Three that?” he was asked. (Sports Arena) 3:52.08. 3, Elnor Rasmussen, Norway, Quarterfinal bouts — 11 a.m.-2 p.m.; Bolsse, France. 3, Michel Poffet, team won the gold medal Tuesday women's volleyball respected. months of trials and tribulations “ I do the test I can and hope it 3 :S7.78.4, Paolo Carroro, Italy, 4:00.21.5, Switzerland. 4, Sandro Cuomo, Ifaloy. 5, 4-9 p.m. AtllloCesarVozauez, Argentina, 4:03.86. night, defeating Korea. 85-55, and They suffered through the 1980 paid off.” turns out all right,” Louganis Canoeing Nils Koppong, Norway. 6, Michel Men's Canadian I's 1,800 Meters (top 3 Dessureault, Canada. 7, Alexander fulfilled a goal it had set after Olympic boycott and the growing With the Soviet Union not partici­ answered. (Lake Cosltas) eachhetteflnols.otherstesemitinals) M e n 's and w om en's 500m semitinols Pusch, finishing second to the Soviet pains of becoming proficient at the pating, the Americans breezed "S o m e athletes in these Olym­ sHeat 1 — 1, Ulrich EIcke, West W. Germany. 8. Olivier Lenglet, France — 4:30-6:30 p.m. (Jermanv, 4:10.10.2, Larry Cain, Canada. Union in the 1976 Olympics. It was sport. through the tournament, winning pics have teen accused of not going Diving 9, Philippe Riboud, France. 10, Martin 4:20.10. 3, TImo Grohlund, FInlond, Brill, New Zealand. 11, Elm ar Borrmann, the first gold medal ever for U S. "One of our goals was to bring their six games by an average of 33 all out in the preliminaries, but (McDonald's Swim Stadium) 4:20.39.4, Stephen Train, Britoln,4:21.71. x-Men's sprlnoboard finals — 4:30- W. Germany. 12, Stefano Bellone, Italy. women in Olympic basketbail visibility to this sport and we have points. that doesn’t seem to be the case 5, Francisco Lopez, Spain, 4:34.94.6. 6, 13, Blorne Voggo, Sweden. 14, Board 4:30 p.m. PhlllppeRenoud, France, disqualified. competition. reached that goal, whether we won The United Stales, which routed with you. Is that true?” was Equestrian Vonen, Norway. 15, Daniel Glgei, Heat 2 — 1, Henning L. Jokobsen, Switzerland. 16, Volker Fischer, W. The volleyball team's dream the gold or the silver medal," said South Korea, 84-47, Thursday in a another question.” (Santa Anita) Uenmark, 4:14.59. 2, Costica Olaru, Team dressage competition — 2-6 (Jermanv. didn't quite come true as it lost the Selinger. preliminary game, decided the Romania, 4:15.36.3, Bruce Merritt, Ridge, also: 17, Stephen Trevor, Shaker “ I don't think that is true,” p.m. Md., 4:22.59. 4, KIvoto Inoue, Japan, gold medal game to China in three Although the basketball team outcome with a 16-2 run midway Fencing Heights, Ohio. 18, Robert Marx, Portland, Louganis parried. "You have to 4:28.05. 5, Goran Backlund. Sweden, Ore. 19, Daniel Perreault, Canada. through the first half. (Long Beach Convention Center) 4:28.31. take into consideration the circum­ M e n 's sabre team preliminaries — 9 The South Koreans had tied it stances. I didn’ t hold back in the Men's Kayak 2's 1400 Meters (top 3 each a.m.-5 p.m. heotto semifinals, others to repechoge) Women'sTsam Foil Final 14-14 on consecutive Jumpers, but prelims hut that’s because I Men's epee individual preliminaries Head— 1,Canoda(HughFlsher,Alwvn — 9 a.m.-5p.m. I, (gold), W. Germonv (Chrlstlanu the Americans turned the game in thought I had to do my test to get to Morris) 3:29.21. 2, United Stotes (Terry Weber, Cornelia Honlsch. Sabine BIs- x-Men's epee Individual finals -8-11 Kent, Terry White, 3:30.87. 3, Austria, choff, Zita Funkenhauser). 2, (silver) their favor by using their height the final." p.m. 3:31.58. 4, France, 3:31.60. 5, Norway, UPl pboto Romania. 3, France. 4, Italy. 5, China. 6, advantage to get high-percentage "W ere you aware how close you Soccer 3:44.60.6.Chlna,3:S2.98. United States (Vincent Bradford, Sharon (Rose Bowl) Heat 2 — 1, West Germany, 3:28.30. 2, shots. U.S. women’s basketball coach Pat Tuesday night. Players are Cathy were to the record before you took Semifinol matches — 6 p.m., 8:30 M o n p I a I s I r, Susan Qodders, De Anne Donovan began the spree Austrolla,3:28.73.3,ltolv,3:28.82.4,Spaln, bra Summitt is carried oil the floor after her Boswell (8), Denise Curry (13), Carol your last dive," was still another p.m. 3:30.93. 5, Romania, 3:35.25. 6, Jopon, Waples). 7, Britain. 8, Japan. 9, Canada with a rebound basket and Uiw- question. Handball 3 ’49 63 (Cal State Fullerton) (Caroline Mitchell, Shelley Steiner, rence hit two straight shots from team won the gold medal with a MenkenSchaudt (15) and Pam McGee " I knew I was close to it,” he Heat 3 — 1, Sweden, 3:31.72. 2, ModelelnePhlllon, joevnthe Poirier). 10, Men's preliminaries, 3 gomes — 11 Netherlands, 3:34.04. 3, Great Britain, Argentina. the iow post. Miller, who led the convincing win over South Korea at right. answered. "Everyone knows my a.m., Switzerland vs. Israel (G roupA ); 3:35.93. 4, New Zealand, 3:37.69. 5, United States with 16 points, then 12:30 p.m., Yugoslavio vs. Rom ania Belglum,3:37.92. goal is to score 800 points. Maybe I (A ) ; 2 p.m., Denm ark Vs. West got the crowd and her teammates Also, Luis Doreste of Spain will one of these days.” Men's Condodlon 2's 1400 Meters (top 3 Weightlifting keeps up, there is no spirit of the Olympic officials said Budd would Germany (B); 6:30 p.m., Japan vs. each hoot to flnols, others to semitinols) excited with a driving shot and clinched a gold medal in the 470 Algeria (A); 8 p.m., Sweden vs. Spain Olympics. There is no reason for us be allowed to run in the 3,000-meter Louganis needed 89.23 points on Race 1 — 1, Romania, 3:47.60. 2, Great spirited hand-slapping afterward. ( B ) ; 9:30 p.m.. South Korea vs. UnitedBritoln, 3:59.70.3, West Germany, 4:01.73. Heavyweight Final (118 Kilo) Snatch, ciass yachting competition, Rex to continue to fight." heats Wednesday. his final dive — a reverse 31-2 tuck Slates (B). Clean-and-Jerk China, winning a gold medal in Sellers of New Zealand clinched a 4, Mexlco,4:03.75.5, Japan,4:05.26. Despite K im ’s hint that the Meanwhile, Joe Fargis helped somersault — to top his world Field Hockey Race 2 — 1, Yugoslavio, 3:50.78. 2, 1, (gold) Norberto Oberburger, Italy, women's volleyball in its first gold medal in the Tornado class (East Los Angeles College) 859 pounds. 2, (silver) Stefan Tasnadl. Koreans might pull out, they bring the United States its other mark. Since he had scored 92.07 on UPl photo France, 3:52.71. 3, United States (John Olympics since 19,52, used the M e n 's semifinals — 7 p.m., 9 p.m. Plonkenhorn, Rodney McLain) 3:55.38.4, Romania, 837 . 3, Guy Carlton, Colorado yachting competition and Yugosla­ remained in the competition. gold medal of the day in the team his previous attempt — a reverse 1 Judo Springs, Colo., 831.4, Frank Selpelt, West strong right arm of Lang Ping and Canada (Steve Sotting, Eric Smith) via clinched a gold medal in equestrian event. He had two 1-2 somersault with 3 1-2 twists — Greg Louganis of the U.S. does a reverse 3V2 $omersault (Col Stote University) 3:S6.60.5,Spaln,3:56.70. Germany, 809.5, Albert Squires, Conada a superb defense to turn back the women's team handball, even and had not scored fewer than 76.50 x-MIddlewelght — 4-8 p;m. Men's Kayak4's 1400Meters (top3each 804. 6, Goran Pettersson, Sweden, 793. 7, In the other U.S. bouts, McCrory perfect rounds and prompted with a tuck during men’s springboard competiton Tennis RIchord Eaton, Stockton, Callt., 776. 8, American.s 16-14, 15-3, 15-9; though the events are not over until points in any of his last six dives, it heat to semifinals, others to repechoge) outpointed Peter Ayesu of Malawi, unusual praise from the teams that (UCLA Tennis Center) Heat I — 1, New Zealand, 3:05.99. 2, loannis Gerontos, Greece, 771. 9, Olat Time after time, Chinese defend­ today. Tuesday. Louganis was a runaway winner in the 16 matches — 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Peters, West Germany, 765 10, Calvin Hill decisioned Damir Skaro of had to settle for second and third was not out of the question that he Romania, 3:06.97. 3, West Germany, er.-. would get a fist or an arm on a In other Tuesday action. Am eri­ might top his record. preiiminaries and is the favorite for the gold medal. Track ond Field 3:07.30.4, Canoda, 3:08.07.5, Italy, 3:08.90. Stomp, Jamaica, 70S. Yugoslavia, Gonzales decisioned place. (Coliseum) Cleonond Jerk spike, deflect it just high enough so can boxers clinched at least six But he didn't. He scored 86.10 to 6, Norway, 3:10.93. 7, Great Britain, John Lyon of Britain, Whitaker "The Americans made us look Decathlon loom— 9:30 a.m. 3:21.05.8,HonaKong,3:41.17. 1, Norberto Oberburger, Italy, 474. 2. a teammate could keep it alive and medals and diver Greg Louganis M e n 's discus auallfying — 9:30 a.m. Stefon TasnodI, Romonia, 468 . 3, Guv outpointed Reiner Gies of West like fools today, they were so finish with 752.37 points. ' the 1976, 1980 and 1984 Olympic with 611.55 and 600.99 (xiints, Heat 2— 1, France, 3:06.57.2, Australlo, then another would get it over the started out along the road to what W om en's 200m first rounds— 10:00 3:08.32.3, Sweden, 3:08.33.4, Spaln,3:11.41. Carlton, Colorado Springs, Colo., 463. 4 Germany and Holyfield stopped good," said West German Paul ”I made a few mistakes,” Trials. respectively, for third and fourth. a.m. Frank Selpelt, West Germony, 457. 5. net. he hopes will be two gold medals. Louganis said. "That happens 5, Switzerland, 3:12.89.6, Finland, 3:13.17. Syivaus Okello of Kenya. Schockemohle, whose team won Ron Merriott, a three-lime na­ Hongping was asked what he Decathlon long lump — 10:15 o.m. 7, United Stotes (Norman Bellinghom, Albert Squires, Canada, 441. 6, Richard Lang, a 23-year-old who stands The United States, however, lost sometimes in the prelims. I know I W om en's 1500m tlrstround — 11 a.m. Eoton, Stockton, Callt., 441. 7, loannis There was no action in track and the bronze behind the United tional champion in springboard thought of Louganis. David Gilman,; on Schnurrenberger, 6-foot-l and weighs 157 pounds, was the baseball championship game can’t make any mistakes in the Decathlon shot put — 12 p.m. ChrlsSpellus)3:15.77. Gerontos, Greece, 435. 8, Goran Petters field Tuesday, but competition States and Britain. “ Today they and a finalist in the 1982 world W om en's 200m second round — 12:05 son, Sweden, 430. 9, Astir of Mohomed. the catalyst for the Chinese with to Japan, 6-3. Baseball was a final if I expect to win the gold Men's Kayak 4's 1400 Meter Repechage heats up again today with Carl would have won everywhere;” championships, finished with Twelve of the 30 divers in the p.m. (top 3 each race to semifinals) Roce 1— 1, Egypt, 419. 10, Olaf Peters, West Ger her powerful spikes and tremend­ demonstration sport at the medal. At the same time, I know I 628.47 points, 133.90 less than prelims advanced to the finals. M e n 's 200m semifinals — 4 p.m. Canada, 3:16.52.2, Switzerlond, 3:17.70.3, manv,419. Lewis going for his third gold Decathlon high lump — 4 p.m. Snatch ous leaping ability that continually Olympics. can do tetter than I did today. I feel Louganis. He hasn’t given up on Norway, 3:18.04.4, United Stotes, 3:19.72. medal of the Games and both Mary "It is very simple," said British Besides Louganis. Merriott and x-Pole vault final — 4:15 p.m. 5, H ong Kong, 3:46.92. put nlp0253 o. to nsd 1, Norberto Oberburger, Italy, 385 blocked U.S. spike attempts. I ’m capable of a 10 on any dive on x-W om en's 400m hurdles final — 4:25 Pounds. 2, Gory Taylor, Britoln, 374. 3, In the boxing competition, light Decker and British runner Zola team manager Ronnie Masarella. trying to upset Louganis, but at the the two Chinese, they were, in Race 2 — 1, Greet Britain, 3:18.67. 2, Although Tuesday was the least flyweight Paul Gonzales, fly­ any given day. One o f these days same time he is realistic. descending order of finish, Chris­ p.m. Spaln,3:21.87.3,Flnland,3:23.27.4,ltaly. Guy Carlton, Colorado Springs, Colo.,369. Budd making their initial appear­ "On the day, they were a far tetter x-M en's 4Earl Bell against appears to be the favorite in the 48KII0 Group A-Round 1 Switzerland, def. Elizabeth MInter. Japan wins baseball title UPl Sports Writer Australia, 7-5, 62. Potricia Hv, Hong Frenchmen Thierry Vigneron and women’s 400- meter hurdles unless Gob-Do Son, Korea, def. Sunil Dutt, Pierre Quinon. Vigneron, Tully Olympic results Indonesia, 40. Takoshl Irle, Japan, Kong, det. Marianne Groat, Conada, 60. Judi Brown can get off to a tetter 63. Steffi Graf, West (Jeimany, def. LOS ANGELES - Carl Lewis pinned KentAndersson,Sweden,40. and Bell have cleared over 19 feet start. Brown, the American record 48Kllo(3roupB-roundl Etsuko Inoue, Jopon, 63, 75. Anna has found out that the fans want this year, with Vigneron clearing a holder, lagged in sixth place Women’s basketball Wenhe Gao, Chino, def. Reiner Heu- M arla Cecchinl, Italy, def. Akiko more out of him than just Olympic world- record height of 19-2'A gabel, W. Germany, 3-1. Robert Weaver, Klllmuta, Japan,63,6-2. Mrlan Schropp, with 6-3 upset over U.S. through most of Monday’s semifi­ West Germany, def. Betriz Fernnndez, gold-medal performances. United States (gold) 85, S. Korea 55 Roch ester, N.Y., bye before Sergei Bubka of the Soviet nal before rallying to qualify. (sliver) 43Kllos-round1 Puerto Rico, 63, 7-5. Amanda Brown, Today, he tries to oblige them. Great Britain, def. Mercedes Par, LOS ANGELES (U P l) — Kat- Union raised it to 19-4>A. The decathlon features the duel China (bronze) 63, Conado57 Group A — Selman Kaygusuz, Turkey, Yukio Aral singled to right, innings Monday in a victory over After a day off from track and The long-awaited matchup be­ between bitter rivals Daley def Martin Herbster, West (jermany. Argentina, 62, 63. Renata Sasak. sumi Hirosawa hit a three-run scoring Shoda while Kumano Jung-Keun Lee, Korea, pined Jose Yugoslavia, def. LouroArraya, Perue, I Chinese Taipei, He struck out to field competiton Tuesday, Lewis tween world champion Bert Ca­ Thompson of Britain, the 1980 6,61,61. homer Tuesday night to lead Japan moved to second. U.S. 85, South Korea 55 Inogakl, Peru, 40. Carmelo Flores, end the inning. goes for his third gold medal of the meron of Jamaica and American Olympic gold medalist, and world Puerto Rico, pinned Pascal Segnlng, to a 6-3 upset of the United States Hirsawa then singled home Mtn'sTtnnIi Japan wrapped up the game in Games at the Los Angeles Memor­ speedster Antonio McKay of record holder Jurgen Hingsen of SOUTH KOREA (55) Cameroon,40. Kosel AkalshI, Japan,def. and first place in the Olympics Kumano. Arao stopped at second. Bob Robinson, Canada,3-1. Guv Forget, Fronce, def. Orlando the eighth when Hirosawa ial Coliseum in the 200 meters, Atlanta highlights the 400 meters. West Germany. Today’s competi­ A. Choi 9-15 2-2 20, E. Kim 0-1 04) 0, H. Lourenco, ZImbobwe. 6 3, 6 1 Paolo demonstration baseball Hoover then worked out of Group B — Gerard Santoro, France, slammed his three-run homer. running his semifinal heat at4 p.m. Cameron suffered a cramp in his tion features the 100 meters, long Lee 2-2 «, K. Choi 0-1 04) 0, M. Lee 0- def. Daniel A. Navorrete, Argentina, 3.5- Cone, tournament. further trouble by getting the next 1 00 0, Moon 00 00 0, H. Kim 4-13 3-5 Italy, def. Patrick Cosh, Australia, 63.7 After the game, the Japanese PDT and the finals 2>A hours later. leg during his semifinal heat jump and shotput in the morning 15, Jeong 02 00 0, Y. Kim 01 00 0, 0.5. Antonio Lobruna, Italv.det. Leonordo Japan received a special gold two batters on a pop fly and a Camacho, Bolivia,40. RondyLewls.lowa 6 (7-3). Eric Amend, Rolling Hills, Calif, received a big ovation from a And if the conditions are right, Monday but shook it off quickly and the high jump and 400 meters Sung 5-10 1-1 11, c. Park 1-10 1-1 3. City, Iowa, def. M ark Anthony Dunbar, def. Manuel TolenfIno, Philippines. 6 3,3 medal (the demonstration sport strikeout. Totals 23-58 9-11 55. 6, 6-3. Jorge Bordou, Spairr. def Toso crowd of 55,335 fans. The players Lewis can better the world record enough to qualify. in the afternoon. UNITED STATES (85) Great Britain, 40. Cris Brown, Australia, medals do not count towards the Japan made it 3-1 in the fifth. took off their caps and bowed to the def. Glanslngh, India. Bovelos, Greece, 6-1, 6-4. Jimmy Arias, final medal tally of participating of 19.72 seconds set in 1979 by But the 400 also could spring a Gold medal hopeful Mary Edwards 1-2 002, Henry 2-3 00 4, Buffalo, N.Y. def. Jaime Izaga, Peru, 61, With two outs, Shoda walked and crowd. The team than heisted its Woodard 3-9 1-3 7, Donovan 3-7 OO 4, 42KIIOS—Round2 nations), the United Staes the Pietro Mennea of Italy. surprise. Alonzo Babers and Decker of Eugene, Ore., makes her Group A — Jung-KeunLee, Korea, def. 6-4. Emilio Sonchez, Spain, def. Michele scored on Munehiko Shimada's coaches and manager in the air, Boswell 2-3 OO 4, Miller 7-10 2-3 14, Floronot, lfaly,6-4,6-l.Mlch(relWettphui. Gold medals also are to be Sunder Nix of the United States, first appearance of the Olympics Lowrence 6-11 2-2 14, Noble 3-5 4-5 10, Selman Kavausuz,Turkev,3.50.S. Martin silver and Chinese Taipei the double down the left-field line. college- football style. Herbster, West (jcrmany, pinned Jose West Germany, def. Gap-Tall Ro Kurerj. bronze. Eight teams participated awarded today in the pole vault, Sunday Uti and Innocent Egbunike tonight in the semifinal heat of the 7-5 2-2 4, McGee Inookl, Peru, 40. Kosel AkalshI, Japan, 63, 7-5. The United State ran itself out of Baseball will be considered by men’s 400 meters and women’s 2-7 2-2 4, Menken-Schaudt 2-2004. Totals in the round-robin tournament. of Nigeria and Gabriel Tiacoh of 3,000 meters. 35-68 15-19 85. pinned Carmelo Flores, Puerto Rico, 40, a potential big inning in the the International Olympic Com­ Bob Robinson def. Pascal Segnlng, Chinese Taipei clinched third 400-meter hurdles. Competition the Ivory Coast have looked sharp 'T v e really teen hungry to race Halftime— United States 42, South seventh Chris GWynn walked, and, mittee as a full-fledged medal Comer oon,40. place in the top of the 14th inning of kicks off with the opening of the in prior heats. ever since losing in the Olympic Korea 27. Fouled out— None. Totol Fouls Group B — Gerard Santoro, France, Olympic Team Medala after an infield out, Mark McGuire sport for the Games. decathlon, heats in the women’s — South Korea 22, United Stotes 12. the first game of a double-header Ann-Louise Skoglund of Sweden trials,” said Decker. Rebounds— South Korea 20 (Sung 7), det. Leonardo Camacho, Bolivia, 3.50.5. singled. But Gwynn over-ran third In the Chinese Taipei-Korea Antonio Labruno, Italy, def. Daniel A. at Dodger Stadium on Lin Hua- 200 meters and 1,500 meters and United States 46 (Lawrence 12). Assists— OoM Silver Bronze Tot. and was out. game, the teams battled through 13 South Korea 14 (H.Lee) 4, United States Navarrette, Argentina, 40. Gian Singh, Wei's run-scoring triple and Yang qualifying in the men’s discus. India, det. Mark Anthony Dunbar, Great United Slates 48 40 17 105 The next two batters walked, scoreless innings before Li Chih 21 (Miller 5). A— 11,280. W. Germany 10 12 14 36 Ching-Long’s two-run homer. The 23-year-old Lewis won his Britain, 4-1. Randy Lewis, U.S. def, CrIs loading the bases. Japan brought Chun singled with one out in the Brown, Australia. Romania 1612 6 34 Japan scored all of its runs off second gold medal Monday night in Chino 14 6 6 36 in Yjkio Yoshia, a sidearm 14th and scored on Lin's triple to UPl photo 90Kllos-Round1 right-hander John Hoover, who the long jump. But he had just one Boxing Group A — Ed Banach, Port Jervis, Great Britain 3 6 15 24 thrower, who had pitched nine give Taipei a 1-0 lead. N.Y., det. Edwin Lins, Austria, 40. Canada 7 8 7 22 recently signed a contract with the South Korea threatened to pull out its of the U.S. The South Korean Boxing legal jump — 28 feet, ‘A inch — and Australia 3 8 10 21 one foul jump before passing on his Moleed obdul, Pakistan, def. Ille Motel, Baltimore Orioles. He was picked strong team Tuesday, charging light Haavywelght-SI kilo Romania. Ismail TemI, def. Frank Japan 7 4 9 20 Federation charged the "judging has Italy 936 18 in the first round of the major- final four attempts as the crowd of Mustapha Moussa, Algeria, det. Antho­ Andersson, Sweden, 3-1. Clark Davis, welterweight Dong-Kii Kim (left) was been unfair, especialiy in favor of the more than 85,000 voiced their ny Wilson, Britoln (decision reversed bv Canada, pinned Amadou Katydiop, Sene- France 2 2 812 league baseball draft in June. lurv). Anton Josipovic, Yugosla­ Finland 434 11 robbed of a decision by the Jerry Page displeasure, expecting him to gol,40. The United Staes took a 1-0 lead Americans.” via, Group B — Akira Ota, Japan, def, Sweden 04 5 9 The Netherlands 2 2 4 8 in the third when Shane Mack, a make a run at Bob Beamon’s world outpointed Georgica Donicl, Roma- Michel Azzola, Italy. Jal Prakash, India, test of29-2'A. nlo. def. Abdul Breetomrahman, leaq, 3-1. South Korea 2 3 16 first-round draft pick of the San Evander Holyfield, Atlanta,Ga.,knocked Noel Lobon, Great Britain, pinned Bodd Mexico 12 14 Diego Padres, hit a home run into Koreans file protest But Lewis .says he is ready to out Syivaus Okello, Kenya (1). Kevin LukowskI, West (Germany, 30. Macaulev Yugoslovla 10 34 Barry, New Zealand, outpointed Jeon Belgium 112 4 the left-field seats. make up to them today with a Appah, Nigeria, def. Mamodou Dlollo, world record. Paul Nongo, Cameroon. Mauritania. Switzerlond 0 2 7 4 Japan went ahead, 2-1, in the kPKIIos-Roundl New Zealond 2 0 13 fourth. ” I think it’s within me,” he said. Group A — AAaleed Abdul, Pakistan, Norway 0 1 2 3 "This is the test meet to try it. The Flyweight— 51 Kilos det. Edwin Lins, Austria, 3-1. Ed Banach, Denmark 0 1 2 3 Kozo Shoda opened with a walk U.S. boxers keep winning Brazil 1113 facilities are great, the weather Steven McCrory, Detroit, outpointed Port Jarvis, N. Y., det. Ismail Temiz, and, after a pop-out, stole second. Peter Ayescu, Molawal. Turkey3.5-3.0. Frank Andersson,Sweden, Greece 0112 has been good and the crowd is Austria 0112 Terumitsu Kumanpo also walked. By Rich Tosches Evup Can, turkey, outpointed Yong-Mo def. Amadou KotvDIop, Senegal, 40. Whitaker’s 5-0 decision launched third, turning the Englishman's very supportive, except for a Heo, Korea. Redzep Redepovskl, Yugos­ Clark Davls,Canoda,bye. Colombia 0 10 1 Shoda moved to third on catcher UPl Sports Writer Peru 0 10 1 him into the semifinals along with face into a bloody mask in each couple of minutes there (after the lavia, outpointed Jeffrey Fenech, Austra­ Group B — AklraOla,Jopan,de(. Abdul John Marzano's throwing error. lia. Ibrahim Blloll, Kenya, outpointed Breesam Rahman, Iraq, 40. Michele Spain 0101 five other Americans — who round. long jum p).” Taipei 0011 LOS ANGELES — Reiner Gies, a Loureono Ramirez, Dominican Republic. Azzola, Italy, def. Jal Prakash, India, 40. clinched at least a bronze medal Gbnzales, a light flyweight fight­ Lewis chuckled after comment­ Lightweight—60kllo) Bodo LukowskI, W. Germany, det. Venezuela 0 011 member of the West German Portugal 0 0 11 with their wins — as the U.S. squad ing just eight miles from his home ing about the crowd, then added, Luis Ortiz, PuertoRlco,outpolnted Jose Macaulev Appah, Nigeria, 30. Noel Antonio Hernando, Spain. Martin Loban, Britain, def. Mamodou Dlollo, Jomolca 00 11 Olympic team, turned in a strong ran its Olympic record to 28-1. All in East Los Angeles, will meet "The opportunity is here. If it’s (The U.S. wo* oworded a double gold running performance Tuesday Ndongo Ebanga, Cameroon, outpointed Maurltonla,40 semifinal bouts will be held Venezuelan Jose Marcelino Bo. going to happen anywhere, it’s Fahrl Sumer, Turkey. Pernell Whitaker, In women's 188 meter freestyle; Japan Woman charged night. Unfortunately for Gies, he and France awarded bronze medaM ki Thursday. livar in the semifinals going to be here.” United States, outpointed Reiner Gies, W. was on his nation's boxing team. Germany. Chll-sung Chun, S. Korea, Swimming Men's gymnastic fleer exercise*; Two Steven McCrory, Jerry Page and Holyfield, the light heavyweight Lewis, who holds the American stopped Leopoldo Contanclo, Phllllp- golds awarded In Men's gymnastics for having gun ' Gies broke into a trot at the first pommel horse and ring*. Four Silvers V’ Virgil Hill had made it to the from Decatur, Ga., capped the record of 19.75 seconds set last plnes(3) sign of two-time world champion Light Welterwelght-43.5Kllos Diving 'Skiwordsd In gymnotlcs vault. RomzHila LOS ANGELES (UPl) - A semifinals during the morning U.S. show with a one-punch knock­ year at the National Sports Festi­ md U.S. awarded OoM medal* ki Pernell Whitaker and never Jerry Page, Columbus, Ohio, out­ Men's Springboard Diving (top 12 quollfv S8-year-old Louisiana woman was session, and Whitaker, Paul Gon­ out, landing a whistling left upper­ val, coasted to victory in his pointed Dong-KII Kim, Korea. Mirk ferllnaN) women's parallel bars. Romonia slowed down. In the closing minute Opuzovic, Yugoslavia, outponted Jean 1, (Jretery Louganis, Mission VIelo, owofdtd arrested Tuesday for trying to zales and Evander Holyfield kept cut on the chin of Kenyan Sylvanus first-round heat Monday in 21.02 two golds In women's botance beam. 2 of the fight, with Gies in full the U.S. squad rolling towards Pierre Mbereke, Cameroon. Mlroeo Callt., 752,37. 2, Ronald Merriott, Ann carry a gun into the Olympic i Okello and then stepping away as seconds and came back for a Fulger, Romania, outpointed LottI Belk- Arbor, Mich., 62B47. 3, Hongping LI, bronze medals are awarded In oN Jude. retreat, the showman in Whitaker Sweden lest a silver medal In 0 wreetling boxing venue at the Sports Arena. ufhat could be a standout showing his opponent toppled to the canvas second-round win in 20.48. hlr, Tunisia. Dhawee Umponnsaha, Thai­ Chino, 611JS. 4, Llongte Ton, Chino, emerged and he broke(^ito sort of a land, outpointed Jorge Malsonet, Puerto 600.99. 5, Christopher Snode, Britain, disquallflcallen). Louella Jane Reynud of Lake ill the final two rounds of compe- with eight seconds left in the first His chief competition will come funky chicken gait in his pursuit of Rico 592.68. 6, Piero Itallonl. Itoly, 573.69. 7, Charles touched off a metal titon with victories at night. round. from American teammates Kirk Middleweight—75KIIOS Carlos Giron, Mexico, 549.75. 8, Albin the West German. detector when she walked through Whitaker will fight tough Chun Baptiste and Thomas Jefferson. Mohamed Zaoul, Algeria, def. Moses Klllot, West Germany, 549.39. 9, Stephen 'I He caught up with him and Mwaba, Zambia. Virgil HIM, Willson- Foley, Australia, 543J7. 10, Jorge Mon- the. security device about 2 p.m., Chil Sung of South Korea, who The first to advance to the Mennea, still dangerous at 32, and pounded away as the Sports Arena Grand Forks, N.D., outpointed Damir drogon, Mexlco,537.03.11, Dieter Doerr, Radio, TV police spokesman Willie Wilson advanced with a TKO victory. semifinals was flyweight Italian teammates Carlo Simio- UPl photo Skaro, Yugoslavio. Aristides (ionzalet, West (Jermanv, 533.61. 12, Juha Ovas- crowd gave its longest and loudest Tuesday night. kalnen,Flnlond,532.17. said. McCrory, of Detroit, whoscoredan nato and Stefano Tilli also are in Puerto Rico, outpointed Pedro Von roar of the night. In the first U.S. bout of the night Roamsdonk, Holland. Joon-sup Shin, S. also: 14, Randy Sogemon, Canada, Members of the Exposition Park easy 5-0 decision over Peter Ayeso the hunt for a medal. Taking a tumbie Korea, outpointed Jeremiah Dkorodudu, 527.97.23, MIkeMourexit, Canada, 476.19. Whitaker scored a lot of points session, Gonzales, the heavy favor­ of Malawi. Task Force immediately arrested UPl photo " I t ’s going to be onfe of the NIgerlo. TODAY with the judges for his valiant ite for the light flyweight gold Llghltlywelght-48KII9S her for the misdemeanor offense of Page, a light welterweight from toughest events in the Olympics,” When his mount, Jappeloup, balked at going over a jump baseDaii 2.20 Boseball: Mets vs. Cubs, W K H T Japan’s Katsumi Hirosawa (10) is greeted by a bunch of attempt to turn a race into a fight. medal, scored a 4-1 decision over Keith Mwlla, Zambia, outpointed Mo- 3-5:30Olym pic (James, Channel*8,40 carrying a concealed weapon, and Columbus, Ohio, survived a pun­ said Mennea, the 1980 gold medal­ Tuesday, France's Pierre Durand kept going in rather moru Kurolwa, Japan. Salvatore To- Gies scored a lot of points with all John Lyon of Great Britain, 7-mldnlght Olym pic Gom tt, Chcin- she was booked at the Southwest high 5’s from his teammates after belting a three-run ishing third round to win a 4-1 ist in the 200. "This little old man is spectacular fashion. They were competing in the team dlsco, Italy, outpointed Rafoel Ramos, Final ntlt 6, 40 homer that propelled his club to a 6-3 win over the U.S. in the pacifists of the world who overcoming a sluggish first round decision over South Korean Kim doing pretty well.” Puerto Rico. Jose AAarcelIno Bolivar, Jopon 6, Unittd Stotts 3 7:15 Battboll: R td Sox v». TIgtrs, Division and later released after believe punching another human equestrian competition at Santa Anita Park..Neither rider Venezuola, outpointed (Uirlos Motto- TolptI 2, S. KortoO WTIC and then hammering Lyon relent­ Dong Kil in a bout that spawned a The pole vault pits American toroceno, Guyana. Paul Gonzales, Los posting $1,000 bail. final of the Olympic baseball demonstration tournament. being is disgusting. (Jopon wtm non-rntdol logmomtnt. 12:30-2 a.m. Olympic Gomes, Chon- lessly with jabs in the second and Korean protest of unfair Judging. record-holder Mike Tully and nor mount were seriously injured. Angeles,outpointed, John Lyon, Britain. U.S. stcofMl ond TolpM Srd) nels 8, 40 “ ‘ t 12 -- MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednfsday, August 8, 1984 H F .R A I.t), WeOBesoay, Augu.st 8. 1H84_ N L roundup Scoreboard Padres learn BUSINESS Red Sox 12, Tigers 7 Cubs 8, Mats 6 Reds 8, Padres 7

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Grubb If 0 0 0 0 Nichols If 0 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 3 1 0 0 Cotto If 0 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 Cnepen 3b4 1 ) 1 If you’re among the millions of Americans who each UPl Sports Writer At Atlanta, the Braves had a East Parrish c 4 12 1 Armas cf 5 3 2 5 Foster If 4 12 2 Durhm lb 5 111 McRynl cf 3 1 0 0 Gulden c4 0 2 0 year must replace your car because of theft or a total In 1983, Illinois adopted an Unfair Claims Practices Herndon If 3 1 I 0 Easier dh 5 1 2 1 Brooks 3b 4 0 0 0 Moreind rf 4 1 2 3 Minority contracts increase chance to tie the score in the 11th, W L Pet. OB Brown If 4 12 2 Esasky 1b 3 0 0 1 loss from an accident, you’re faping a series of Rule, under which you. a motorist, can file a claim Detroit 74 40 .649 — Jones cf 1 0 0 0 Bucknr 1b 4 2 2 5 Fltzgerld c 4 0 0 0 Davis c 4 2 10 Tempitn ss 3 1 2 0 Foley ss 4 0 10 with your insurance company for the difference The San Diego Padres can learn but Randy Johnson was easily Toronto 63 47 J73 9 (Torbey 1b 3 0 1 2 (ledman c 4 1 1 0 Santana ss 3 0 1 0 Cey 3b 2 12 2 Bevacq ph 1 0 0 0 McCTffgn p 0 0 0 0 BRIDGEPORT — City construction contracts developments that can be summarized in one word: Your a valuabale lesson from Tuesday's thrown out at the plate, trying to Soltlmore 59 52 .532 13Vj DoEyns 3b 2 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 4 0 1 0 Heep ph 1 0 0 0 Owen ss 2 0 11 Romirz ss 0 0 0 0 Owchink p 0 0 0 0 awarded to minority-owned firms increased Disaster. between a settlement and the market price of a Boston 58 S3 .523 14 Boston SOOtlOOx— 12 New York 022000200— 6 Son Diego 2 0 1 102 001— 7 than 2 percent in the previous fiscal year, said • Traditional auto valuation guides such as the Red first-place Padres squander^ 4-0 single. One out later, Yeager Chicago 56 55 .505 2Vj Game-winning RBI — Buckner (2). Chloogo 020 060 00X— 8 Clndnnotl 000 002101— s James McCullough, director of the city office. and Blue Books often do not accurately reflect technology’s ability to handle continuous updating of and 6-4 leads and ended up losing Kansas City 55 56 .495 3'/i ^ E— Gutlerrei, Brookens. DP— Detroit Game-winning RBI — Moreland One out when winning run scored. vehicle data have evolved, along with the regulatory grounded a single to center off Oakland 52 62 .456 8 (6). For the first time ever, more than half the constantly changing car values in the market. The (Tam6wlnnlng RBI — Esasky (4). pressure to .settle claims objectively and fairly. 8-7 on Nick Esasky's game­ reliever Donnie Moore, 2-3, and Seattle 50 64 .439 10 LOB— Detroit 8, Boston 5. 2B— Boggs, LOB— New York 4, Chlcogo 10. 2B— E— Kennedy, Oester. DP— Clnclnnotl2 contracts also went to firms based in Bridgeport, books are printed every three months and can become winning sacrifice fly in the bottom Whitfield easily scored ahead of Texas 48 64 .429 11 Herndon, Gcdmcm, Armas, Easier. HR— Hernandez, Dernier, Backman, Wil­ LOB— San Diego 6, Cincinnati 10. 2B— he said. dated quickly. Nor do the guides show valuations from claim settlement offer. Certified Collateral Corp. obtains its data base from of the ninth. Tuesday's Results Trammell (10), Buckner 2 (7), Johnson son. Gwynn, Templeton, Wiggins. auto dealerships (more than 600) that allow the Dale Murphy's throw. Chicago 6, New York 3,1st (10), Armos (31), Porrish (23). HR— Foster (15), Durhom (16), Moreland Brown, ” We are promoting minority businesses and city to city. "Regulations are trying to ensure that consumers Meanwhile, at Atlanta, the third- Ken Howell', 2-2, pitched two New York 7, Chicago 0,2nd . IP H R E R B B SO (14), Cey (17). SB— Sandberg (20). making a special effort to seek bids from • The first payments on a standard auto loan cover company to update its information at least once a Oetroll Redus, Oester. HR— Brown (3), Parker can buy a ear equal to the one they lost with their place Dodgers' Ken Landreaux innings for the victory. Boston 12, Detroit 7.1st IP H R ER BB SO (10), Concepcion (4). SB— Wiggins companies b^sed in the city," McCullough said, only interest. If your financed car is stolen or totaled week. The service provides a free vehicle locator Detroit 7, Boston 5,2nd, t1 Innings Morris (L 146) 1 16 6 9 8 2 2 NewYorfc insurance settlement, no more, no less, ’’ says Howard tied the score with a two-out homer I during your first year of ownership, you still owe reference to help insured and claimants quickly Cardinals 2, Expos Cleveland 5, Baltimore 4 Monge 4 26 6 3 3 1 1 Daring (L 10-5) 426 8 8 8 4 3 Gwynn (26), O jvIs (6). S— (Tarvey, A. Tullman, president of Certified Collateral Corp., a in the ninth and Steve Yeager Kansas City 8, Milwaukee 5 Willis 2 1 0 0 1 0 Gaff 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 locate a new or replacement car. At St. Louis, Danny Cox, 6-9, and Mc(Tafflgan, Concepcion. SF— Esasky. almost the entire price of the car, but you will receive Chicago-based company that is providing an drove in the game-winner with a Texas 7, Toronto 6,10 Innings Boston Gorman 0 2 3 0 0 1 1 ATI losses continuing But the job is far from complete. "Most people don’t Bruce Sutter combined on a California 7, Seattle 6 Hurst (W 116) 6 10 7 7 3 7 Chlcogo only the depreciated value in a claim settlement. This independent claims settlement reference for insurers two-out single in the 11th to lift Los IP H R ER BBSO WESTPORT — ATI Inc. has reportcKl a loss of know what their car is worth apd they don’t really four-hitter and center fielder Wil­ Minnesota 2, Oakland 1 Clear (S 5) 3 0 0 0 2 4 Sutcllff (W 9-1) 6 2-3 10 6 6 1 5 San Diego could mean a big gap between the amount you owe and and policyholders. Insurers are as concerned about Angeles to a 2-1 victory over the Wednesday's Games Hurst pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Frazier (S 2) 216 0 0 0 0 3 $59,(M2, or 2 cents a share, on revenues of $5.1 ex))ect to receive retail value for iljf they do.y says lie McGee threw out the potential Whitson 416 7 4 4 2 2 the amount you need to replace your vehicle. accuracy and objectivity as you are. for they can be Braves. (Alt Times EDT) WP— Morris. T— 2:49. HBP— by Darling (Owen).T— 3:05. Booker 1 2 2 2 1 1 million for the third fiscal quarter ending June 23. John RCiersen of New Yoi'k state’s Property and tying run at the plate in the eighth Chloogo (Bannister 9-7) at New York • Car damage thresholds for declaring a total loss The Padres still hold a 9'^-game Lefferts 2 2-3 3 1 1 1 ) hurt hard as well. Casualty Division. You nuist lx> educated on what is a to help the Cardinals. Sutter (Nlekro13-5), 1 p.m. Tigers 7, Red Sox 5 Cubs8,Mels4 Harris (L 62) 16 1 1 0 0 0 The loss compares to a loss of $603,191, or 16 have been falling. Total loss can be declared on bulge on the second-place Braves earned his 30th save. Minnesota (Butcher 9-6) at Ookland Cincinnati cents a share, on revenues of $3.8 million for the damage to as little as 25 percent of the car, since the New York state was one of the first to respond to fair settlement, what to ex)K‘ct and how to demand (Burris 106), 3:15 p.m. their treatment. and 13 on the Dodgers. Giants 9 Astros Z Second (Tome Mc(Taffloan 3 26 8 4 4 2 1 same quarter of the prior year. replacement cost of all parts on a new car often is consumer complaints about the methods insurers use Colltornla (Wltf 116) at Seattle DETROIT BOSTON SecondGome (Twchinko 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 At Cincinnati, Dave Parker led At Houston, Jeff Leonard went (Longston 9-9), 3:35 p.m. NEW YORK CHICAGO L()sses for the fiscal nine months totaled $1.1 about four times the original value of the car. to settle claims on stolen or totaled vehicles. Illinois admits its regulation will increase the (GrhM cDrhbl Lesley 1 1 2 2 1 0 insurer’s costs of doing business. But the companies off with a single off reliever Greg 5-for-5, scored a run and drove in Baltimore (Boddlcker 126) at Cleve­ Whitakr 2b6 0 1 0 Boggs 3b 5 0 1 1 (d> r h M ob r h bl Franco 216 2 1 0 0 3 m|llion, or 29 cents a share, on revenue of $13 • And many late models are constructed by the Regulation 64, adopted in 1975, encourages insurers to land (Comer 26), 7:05 p.m. Backmn 2b4 0 1 1 Cotto cf 5 2 4 0 Power (W 7-5) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 were not .settling claims as accurately as they .should. Harris, 0-2. Dave Concepcion then three others to pace the Giants. Trmmll dh 5 0 2 0 DwEvns rf 5 1 1 3 Wilson cf 4 0 0 0 Sandbrg 2b 5 2 1 1 million for the firm that packages pharmaceuti­ unibody model method — one or two pieces of base auto claims on current market value by using a Detroit (Abbott 36) at Boston (Boyd 6- Lemon cf 6 10 0 Rice If 5 12 1 HBP— bvHarrls(Gulden). T— 2:59. A— The new regulation provides some discipline for reached safely when catcher Terry Mike Krukow, 10-8, pitched the 8), 7:35 p.m. Hrnndz lb 3 110 Bosley rf 3 13 2 11,767. cal, cosmetic, household and personal product material make up the entire car body — and tend to comparable car for sale in the local market as the Porrish c 5 2 2 3 Armas cf Strwbrr 5 rf 4 00 10 1 0 Durhm 1b 2 0 0 0 Kennedy mishandled his sacrifice first five innings for his fifth Toronto (Clancy 8-11) at Texas ((Tarwln Herndon If 3 1 1 1 Easier dh 5 0 0 0 marketers. crumple in an accident, increasing repair costs. basis of a settlement. in.surers and fair recourse for the consumer. 66), 8:35 p.m. Heep If 3 2 0 0 Cey 3b 3 0 2 3 "P ro o f in the pudding” note: There have been very bunt for an error. Brad Gulden was straight victory as he broke a Milwaukee (Sutton 10-9) ot Kansas City Jones If 3 0 10 Bucknr 1b Chapmn 5 3b 2 0 1 10 00 Moreind 3b 2 0 0 0 Dodgers Z. Braves 1 For the first nine months of the previous fscal In response to these problems, several states have hit by pitch to load the bases and Garbey 1b 3 0 2 0 Newman c 4 0 0 0 year, the firm lost $1.1 million on revenues of $10.6 few consumer complaints since the Illinois regulation personal nine-game losing streak (Black 10-9), 8:35 p.m. DaEvns 3b 3 0 1 0 Barrett 2b Sanatan4 ss 4 20 1 1 02 Johnston If 4 V 2 0 adopted regulations that require a close, documented Last year, the regulation was amended to require Esasky followed with his fly to Thursday's (Tames Ortiz c 3 0 10 Smith p 10 11 million. became effective. to the Astros. Baltimore at Cleveland, night Gibson rf 4 111 Gutlerrz ss2 0 2 0 Lynch p 10 10 Loke c 4 0 10 LOS ANGELES ATLANTA match between the market value of a lost car and the insurance companies to show consumers (you) the right to score Parker. Phillies 6-2, Expos 2-3 Chicago at New York, night Brookns ss 3 0 0 0 Miller ph 1110 Staub ph 0 0 0 1 Bowa ss 4 10 0 dh r h bl ob r h bl A T I is an 80 percent owner of Armstrong “ Regardless of what some peo­ Bergmn 1b 2 1 10 Hoffmn ss 0 0 0 0 Sax 2b 5 0 10 Perry If 4 0 10 At Montreal, Gary Carter and Boston at Texos, night HJhnsn 3b 5 1 2 0 Gedmn ph 10 0 0 (Taft p 0 0 0 0 Sandersn p 2 1 1 1 Whitflld rf 5 1 3 0 Ramirz ss 5 0 0 0 Laboratories Inc., of West Roxbury, Mass., which ple think," said Reds manager Milwaukee at Kansas City, night Hodges ph 1 0 0 0 Stoddard p 1 0 0 0 makes and packages ethical, pharmaceutical Dan Driessen singled in runs in the Oakland at California, night Jurak ss 0 0 0 0 Gardner p 0 0 0 0 Woods If 10 0 0 Landrex cf 5 1 2 1 Wshngtn rf 4 1 2 0 Vern Rapp, "this club plays hard. eighth to lead the Expos in the Minnesota at Seattle, night 4* 7 14 S Tofolt 42 5 10 5 Martin ph 1 0 0 0 Marshall if 5 0 0 0 Murphy 4 0 1 1 and medicinal products. Tonight’s comeback showed good Dohjlt 010 210 001 0 2 -7 Totals 30 4 6 4 Totals 37 8 15 8 Scloscia c 3 0 0 0 Chmbis 1b 4 0 0 0 Soviets play hard ban with soft commodity nightcap. The victory snapped B o ^ 000 01040000— 5 Yeogar c 2 0 11 Kmmnsk If 1 0 0 0 character and good traits.” New York 000 022 000— 4 Montreal’s four-game losing Game-winning RBI — Parrish (7). Chicago 000501 02x— 8 15 30 1 0 Oberkfll 3b1 00 0 Dollar soars to new highs Ted Power, 7-5, who pitched 2-3 National Laague standings E— Garbey, Buckner. DP— Detroit 1 ^^Game-winning RBI — Sanderson Bailor 3b 2 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 2 0 1 0 "Sable coats sell as fast as we make pressure on prices streak. In the opener, rookie Juan LOB— Detroit 11, Boston 5. 2B— Rice, Amelng ph 1 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 5 0 0 0 LONDON — The U.S. dollar soared to record LENINGRAD, U.S.S.R. (UPI) - demand for the rare fur, the finest in of an inning, was the winner. Samuel hit an inside-the-park them,” said David Wolfe, .senior vice Soviet forests, natural breeding Barrett, Boggs, Bergmon, Jones. 3B— H. E— Backman, Moreland. DP— New Reuss p 0 0 0 0 Benedict c 4 0 4 0 levels on European exchange markets today, The only thing that’s soft about the the world. The Padres Steve Garvey set a homer and Mike Schmidt added a East Johnson. HR— Herndon (2) Parrish 2 Guerrer ph 1 0 1 0 Hall pr 0 0 0 0 Soviet fur industry is the fur itself. president of Neiman-Marcus depart­ grounds of the sable, are receding. W L Pet. GB York opening at all-time highs against the French and It takes up to 60 pelts to make a single National League record for first (25), Gibson (17), Dw, Evans (22), Rice 2, Chicago 2. LOB— New York 5, Chicago Howell p 1 0 0 0 Trevino c 1 0 1 0 ment store . Although breeding in captivity is three-run shot in the third to power Chicago 67 45 .598 — (19). SB— Whitaker (6). Andersn ss4 0 0 0 Perez p 3 0 0 0 ^ Ig ia n franc and the Italian lira. Gold prices At the July Leningrad fur auction, coat. Yet one wild sable pelt went for baseman by playing his 139th the Phillies. New York 11. 2B— Johnstone, Cey, Hernan­ Pelts offered in July will be .sold in difficult, ranching .seemed the way to 62 47 .569 3Vz „ IP H R ER B B S O dez, Pena p 2 0 0 0 Watson oh 1 0 0 0 rose in Zurich and dropped slightly in London. Soviet sellers held a traditional hard $480 and a ranch sable pelt for $420. Philadelphia 60 51 .541 6Vi Detroit Hooton p 0 0 0 0 Forster 0 0 0 0 0 line on the commodity that annually U.S. stores late in 1985 with price lags go and nine Soviet ranches now St. Louis 56 56 .500 11 Wilcox 6 26 10 5 5 1 5 Bosley. SB — Cotto (6). S— Stubbs ph 1 0 0 0 Moore p 0 0 0 0 Gold dropped 25 cents an ounce in London, Both went to Americans. Montreal Chapman, brings in about $100 million in hard ranging from $10,000 for a lined produce a larger, darker skin. 53 58 .477 13Vj Lopez (W 96) 3 16 0 0 0 0 5 Lake. SF— Bosley, Staub. Rivera 3b 1 0 0 0 opening at ^ 3 ,2 5 an ounce. In Zurich, the price of Russian lynx, a white-bellied, fero­ Pittsburgh 48 65 .425 19Vj Hernandez (S 24) 1 0 0 0 0 2 currency. raincoat to $150,000 for a full-length Soyuzpushnina promotes this „ „ IP H R ER BB SO Totals 41 2 9 2 Totals 39 1 10 1 the precious metal jumped a dollar to $343,50 an cious cat, garnered a record $3,600 Wnf Boston Lm ^ e l e t 000 000 001 01— 2 coat. ranched sable as the best-quality fur Hospital tourney San Diego 67 44 .604 — J. Johnson 5 6 4 4 0 9 New York ounce. Tass, the official Soviet news agency, each. A British dealer bought all 301 Allonla 000190 000 DO— I Atlanta 58 54 .518 9Vi Crawford 2 3 0 0 0 1 Lynch (L 8-7) 4 9 5 2 1 1 said buyers — 18 of them American — skins for an astounding $1.1 million, "Prices have increa.sed tremend­ available. Fur traders don't agree. (Soft 2 2 1 1 1 1 (Tame-wInnlng RBI— Yeogar (4) In Frankfurt, the U,S. dollar opened at 2.9250 Los Angeles 55 58 .487 13 Stanley 1 16 2 1 0 0 2 E— Scloscia, Oberkfell. DP— Los bought all 51,000 sable pelts offered for shutting out the U.S. competition. ously;’’ said David Mechutan, 54, They’ve gotten the ranch sable too Houston 52 61 .460 16 (Tardner 2 4 2 2 1 2 An* German marks, the highest level in 11 years. The Clear 26 0 0 0 2 2 Chicago sale on July 24, the second day of the whose Mechutan Fur Corp, annually dark," said Ed Graf, co-owner of New Cincinnati 47 65 .420 2OV2 (Tale (L 16) 2 3 2 2 1 1 geles 1, Atlonta 1. LO B-Los Angeles 8, mark had closed Tuesday at 2.91,57. Ivan the Terrible made the export of set for Aug. 15 San Francisco 44 65 .404 22 .J.WP— J. Johnson. PB— Newman. Sanderson 4 1 2 0 1 3 5-day multi-fur auction. sable breeding stock punishable by buys up to 30 percent of the Soviet sable York-based Ben Kahn Furs. "There’s Atlanta 10. 2B— Sox, Murphy, Bene- In Zurich, the dollar started trading at 2.4643 TuoMtay's Rosults Stoddard (W 8-4) 3 3 2 2 2 2 CIICtz crop. ’T v e seen prices go up 40 percent no character in the color now. For that, Smith (S 25) 2 2 0 0 0 2 Swiss francs compared with Tuesday’s 2.4592 But a sharp-eyed London fur dealer death. The jealous attitude of the Soviet Chicago 8, New York 6,1st game 3:33. A— 32,120. Trwino. HR— Landreoux (7). SB— Perry to 50 percent just in the past three to you need light tips. The fourth annual Manchester Tickets at $25 may be purchased Chicago 8, New York 4,2nd game Sanderson pitched to 2 batters In 5th. closing. said when bidders were slow to respond Union stili holds towards its monopoly HBP— by Lynch (Moreland); by Sand­ four years." "Barguzinski sable is still the best, Memorial Hospital Golf Tourna­ for the dinner only. Philadelphia 6, Montreal 2,1st game IP H R ER BB SO In Paris, the dollar opened at 8.9615 francs, up to a lot of sable, gavel-wielding on the rare, fuzzy relative of the Montreal 3, Phlladelphla2,2nd gome White Sox 6. Yankees 3 erson (Chapman). T— 2:48. A— 39,271. Los Angeles Led by Mechutan, the Americans not the farmed fur a.s the Soviets say." ment will be played Wednesday, Lunch will be from 11:30 to 12:30 CIncInnotl 8, San Diego 7 from Tuesday’s record closing of 8.9525 and in representatives of the Soviet fur trade weasel, as noted in the popular thriller Pena 6 5 1 1 3 5 swept the sable sale, Ta.ss said. Buyers wonder whether the product Aug. 15, at Manchester Country with a shotgun start at 1 o’clock. Los Angeles 2, Atlanta 1,11 Innings First (Tame Hooton 1 1 0 0 0 1 Brussels, it soared to a record 59.575 Belgian organization Soyuzpushnina withdrew book and movie "Gorky Park.” St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 1 Phillies 6, Expos2 American women — and a growing will be permanently altered, leaving Club. Tickets for the tournament and CHICAGO NEW YORK Reuss 2 1 0 0 2 0 francs. The dollar closed at an all-time high of it from the sale — to be offered again at A yearly limit of 120,000 is placed on San Francisco 9, Houston 2 ObrhM ObrhM Howell (W 2-2) 2 3 0 0 0 3 number of men — are the bigge.st demand to adju.st to whatever is offered The tournament will feature an dinner are still available and may First (Tame 59.525 Belgian francs Tuesday. one of two other auctions this year in the sale of pelts at auction to maintain Wodnisday't (Oomn RLow cf 5 11 0 Rndiph 2b 4 0 10 Atlanta market for sable coats. by the Soviets. afternoon of golf followed by be obtained from Dr. Dan Purcell (All Timas EDT) Paclork 1b 5 2 3 1 Mechm ss 4 0 1 0 PHtLADELPHIA MONTREAL 9 4 1 1 I S The dollar hit a record opening against the hopes of a better price. the quality of the skins and bolster the New York (Terrell 96) of Chicago "' ObrhM ObrhM But the U.S bidders are facing An apocryphal story making the cocktails and dinner at the Country at his 116 E. Center St. office or at Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 Kemp If 4 0 0 0 foes**'',. 16 2 0 0 0 0 Italian lira in Milan, beginning trading at 1,794.50 Prices were bolstered as 200 buyers price. As v'ith any rare commodity, the (Trout 10-5), 2:20 p.m. Baines rf 5 13 3 Winfield rf 3 2 1 0 Samuel 2b 4 2 2 1 Raines cf 4 0 0 0 Moore (L 26) 126 3 1 1 1 j competition from market newcomers. rounds at the auction illustrated the Club. As an added incentive, the the pro shop at the Country Club. Los Angeles (Welch 8-11) at Atlanta Stone If 3 111 Thomas ss 4 0 2 0 lire compared with Tuesday’s record closing of from 20 countries fought to pay price of sable is rocketing — but not as Luzinsk dh 5 2 3 1 Baylor dh 4 12 2 Buyers from Japan and Hong Kong are Soviet intent to maintain that golfer with the first hole in one at (Brlzzolora06), 5:40 p.m. Walker pr 0 0 0 0 Griffey 1b 4 0 0 0 Wilson If 0 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 0 0 0 1,792.50: thousands of dollars for a single pelt to fast as the demand for coats made of Giants 9, Astros 2 monopoly. the 18th hole will win a new 1984 Philadelphia (Koosmon 126) of Mont­ Kittle If 3 () 1 0 Wvnegor c 3 0 0 0 Hayes cf 4 10 0 Carter 1b 3 0 10 meet the huge new international sable pelts. adding to demand, and putting upward The tournament the past three real (Gullickson 6-7),7:35p.m. Hill c 1 0 0 0 Pogllarl 3b3 0 2 I Schmidt 3b 3 2 2 3 Wallach 3b 4 0 2 0 Buick. years has raised over $12,700 for Son Diego (Show 11-7) at Cincinnati Holrstn ph 0 0 0 0 Moreno cf 3 0 0 0 Mertszk 1b 4 0 2 0 Wohlfrd It 4 12 0 SAN FRANCISCO HOUSTON (Soto 11-5), 7:35 p.m. GGross rf 2 0 1 0 Ramos c 4 112 There will also be door prizes the Hospital's Development Fund, Fisk c 2 0 0 0 ob r h bl ob r h M and raffles with prizes donated by Pittsburgh (Candelaria 96) at St. Louis VLow 3b 3 0 1 0 Lezeano rf 3 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 4 0 10 Gladden cf 5 1 2 1 Doran 2b 3 111 which helps make possible the (Horton 6-1), 8:35 p.m. Dybznsk ss 4 0 1 0 Diaz c 3 0 2 0 Smith p 10 0 0 Brenly c 3 1 0 1 Reynids ss 4 0 1 1 local merebants. Greens fees, purchase of new pieces of medical San Francisco (M. Davis 3-12) at Cruz 2b 4 0 ) 0 Virgil c 1 0 0 0 Hesketh p 0 0 Davis 0 0 rf 4 2 3 1 Walling 3b 4 0 1 0 carts, lunch, complimentary cock­ Houston (Ryan 9-7), 8:35 p.m. Totals 37 6 14 S Totals 32 3 7 3 De Jesus ss 4 0 1 1 Scott ph 10 0 0 Robb rf 0 10 0 Cruz If 4 0 0 0 equipment and the undertaking of Thursday's (Tamos Rawley p 4 0 0 0 Grpnthn p 0 0 0 0 tails and dinner are all included in Chicago 000 041 100— 6 Leonard If 5 1 5 3 Mmphrv cf 3 0 0 0 renovation and construction pro­ Los Angeles at Atlanta N^u York 020000 001— 3 Hollond p 1 0 0 0 Rose ph 10 0 0 Oliver lb 3 0 10 Cabell 1b 4 0 2 0 the tax deductible entry fee of $75. jects at the hospital. Chicago at Montreal, night Game-Winning RBI — Baines (14). James p 0 0 0 0 Williams p 0 0 0 0 Puhl rf 3 12 0 Pittsburgh at New York, night E— Baines. DP— Chicago 2, New York Dllone ph 10 0 0 Welimn 3b 1 0 0 0 Bailey c 2 0 0 0 Classified.. 643-2711 St. Louis at Philadelphia, night * Totals 35 2 9 2 Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Ottice Space 44 Household Goods 2. LOB— Chicago 9, New York 4. 2B— Trillo 2b 5 0 0 2 Scott p 10 0 0 For advertisements to be San Diego ot Clndnnotl, night Baines, Baylor 2, R. Law, Paclorek, Philadelphia 004 OK) 001— 6 Yongbid 3b 4 1 2 0 RIchart ph 1 0 0 0 Notices Situation W anted ...... 23 Resort Property 45 Misc. for Sale Rates San Francisco at Houston, night Kittle, Winfield. 3B— Baines. HR— Baines Montroal 000 000 200— 2 Lovelle p 0 0 0 0 Ruble p 0 0 0 0 published M ondoy, the dood (Tame-wInnlng RBI— Samuel (10). L o st/F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Into...... 24 Misc. tor Rent 46 Home and Garden Minimum Charge: (18), LuzInskI (12). LeMastr ss 5 1 2 0 Solano p 0 0 0 0 line IS 2:30 p m. on Friday Petty forced out __ IP H R ER B B SO E— Ramos, Flynn. DP— Philadelphia 1, Krukow p 2 0 0 0 Bass ph 10 0 0 P ersonals...... 02 Instruction ...... 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets $3.00 for one day Twins 2, A’s 1 Montreal 1. LOB— Philadelphia 12, Mont­ Chioaao Thmpsn 1b 2 1 10 Sambito p 0 0 0 0 Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items Hoyt (W 10-11) 816 7 3 3 2 1 real 8. 2B— Motuszek, Wohlford. HR— (Tamer ph 10 0 0 P e r W o rd : Agosto (S 5) 26 0 0 0 0 0 Samuel (10), Schmidt (22), Ramos (1). Totols 39 9 16 8 Totals 31 2 7 2 A u c tio n s ...... 04 Recreational Items 1-2 d a ys ,20C Read Your Ad MINNESOTA OAKLAND Now York SB— Stone (7),Samuel (54), DeJesus (9). San Francisco 012 001 311 9 Real Estate Qb r h bi ob r h bl SF— DeJesus. Antiques 3-5 d a ys 18C by three-car crash PuckeW ct 3 0 0 0 Phillips 2b 4 0 1 0 Deshales (L 0-1) 4 8 4 4 3 3 Houston 000 010100— 2 Services Classified advertisements Armstrong 0 0-1 0 0 0 2 0 IP H R ER BB SO Gam6wlnnlng RBI — Trillo (1). Homes tor Sale ...... 31 T a g Sales 6 d a ys 16C B"? ? ® .. 4 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b 4 0 1 0 Philadelphia are token by telephone os a Shirley 00-4 6 2 2 0 1 DP— San Francisco 2, Houston 2. LOB Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Ottered 51 Wanted to Buy 26 d ays 4 13 0 Murphy cf 4 0 1 0 Oeshales pitched to 4 batters In 5th. Rawley (W 56) 716 8 2 2 2 0 — SanFronclsco8,Houston7.2B— Cabell, 12(P convenience. THOMPSON (UPI) - Famed Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering 52 captured by Grand National driver is 29 •^''lonn dh3 0 0 0 T— 2:48. Holland (S 25) 1 26 1 0 0 0 0 (Tavls, Youngblood. 3B— Reynolds. M o rtg a g e s ...... IV H a p p y A d s : The Manchester Herald is race car driver Richard Petty was Bush dh 3 0 2 1 Lopes rf 3 111 Montreal SB— Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting 53 Ron Bouchard of Fitchburg Smith (L 9-10) 4 7 5 5 2 2 Personal Loans ...... 12 $3.00 per column Inch responsible only tor one incor caught in a three-car crash at the Puhl (11), Davis (7), Gladden (14), Business Property ...... 35 Rooting/Siding Mass., the 1981 “ Talladega 500’’ T . ! 22 4 0 10 Almon 1b 3 0 0 0 Yankees 7. White Sox 0 Hesketh 1 0 0 0 1 1 Youngblood (4), LeMaster (11). SF— Insurance...... 13 rect Insertion and then only Thompson International Speed­ winner. He was followed by Dave Twfel 2b 4 0 10 Esslan c 3 0 0 0 Grapenthin 2 2 0 0 1 1 Brenly. Resort Property ...... 36 Heoting/Plumbing ^ Automotive Deadlines Wshngt ss 4 0 1 0 Davis If 0 0 0 0 James 2 2 1 1 3 2 Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 tor the size ot the original way and forced to the sidelines of Lind, Bentley Warren, Dave Dion , _ IP H R ER BB SO F lo o r in g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale Jimenez ss 0 0 0 0 Wagner ss 2 0 0 0 _ Second (Tame Smith pitched to 2 batters In 5th. Son Francisco For classified advertise­ insertion. the twin-race Budweiser Show­ and Pete Fianbaca. Brrghs oh 1 0 0 0 CHICAGO NEW YORK James (Stone). Balk— Hes­ Krukow (W 106) 5 5 1 1 3 ) Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles down of Champions. keth. T— 2:58. Rentals ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen Racing great Bobby Baker, a ObrhM ObrhM Williams 2 11113 Em ploym ent Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles After the crash. Petty was >4 » 10 2 TiLs” 3???? RLow cf 3 0 10 Mechm ss 5 1 2 0 Lavelle 2 1 0 0 1 1 day through Saturday, the the value ottheodvertisement six-time winner at Daytona, fin­ Holrstn cf 1 0 0 0 Foil 2b 4 0 10 Houston Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services credited with a 24th place finish in OWMIKI 010‘ I* 000“ I *«>—» I Expos3,Phlllle82 & Education F o r Sale deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on ished eight in the 30-car field of Fisk c 4 0 10 Winfield rf 4 2 2 1 Scott (L 6)0) 5 6 3 3 1 4 Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos tor Rent/Lease the fi’-st of the two 25-lap feature racers. ^"'^w lnnlng RBI — Bush (2). Paclork rf 4 0 0 0 Moreno cf 0 0 0 0 Ruble 1 16 5 4 4 0 2 before publication. additional insertion. Gaettl. DP— Luzinsk dh 4 0 0 0 Baylor dh 3 1 0 1 Help W anted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal 61 Misc. Automotive races Tuesday but could not race in Minnesota SecondGome Solono 2-3 2 0 0 1 0 During the race, Petty zoomed 3 0 0 0 Harroh 3b 3 2 0 0 PHILADELPHIA MONTREAL Sambito 2 3 2 2 2 0 the second competition because of from 29th to 13th places in 15 laps 3. l o b —M nnesota 7, Oakland 2. 2B— Wolker 1b 3 0 0 0 Griffey 1b 4 0 ObrhM 11 ObrhM Scott pitched to 1 batter In 5th. extensive damage to his $40,000 and climbed to ninth in the 23rd lap VLow 3b 3 0 10 Davett IffPfhuel 3 12 3 2b 4 0 2 0 Dllone If 3 110 WP— Williams. T — 2:53. A— 9,941. racecar. Fletchr ss 3 0 1 0 Mata ct 4 0 10 Stone If 3 10 0 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 before being involved In the Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 Cerone c 4 0 0 0 Hoves cf 2 0 11 Scott cf 3 10 0 Petty unveiled the specially Mlnne«>la " • « R ER B B SO Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted three-car accident. He was not TolMs 31 0 4 0 Totals 34 7 9 6 •Ji!? 2* 3b 4 0 0 0 Stenhos rf 3 1 0 0 Notices 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 designed car Sunday at the open­ injured. V l ^ l ^ 12-10) 9 4 1 1 0 2 CMcogo 8eo8eooo»-o Iv^P^k 1b 3 0 0 0 Ramsey ss 0 0 0 0 ing round of the series at the N « » York 402000 lOx— 7 Holland p 0 0 0 0 Carter c 3 0 2 1 Another top driver experienced (Tame-wInnIng RBI— Baylor (8). H 3 1 0 0 Driessn 1b 4 0 2 2 Transactions Hudson Speedway in Hudson, E— Cruz, Gleaton. DP— Chloogo 1. LO B 02 MlANAGEMEtiT A N A G E M E ^ TRAI- problems in the second race Wo<*nfss c 3 0 2 0 Wallach 3b 4 0 1 0 PerionaU LOT ATTENDANT BODY PERSON & BABYSITTER WANTED N.H., where he finished 18th and Chicago 4, New York 6. HR— Davett Gorda ss 0 0 0 0 Thomas ss 4 0 0 0 NEE E E -— Wholesale dlstrl- Baker was forced to abandon his (3), Winfield (12). n e e d e d — 40 hours per FRAME PERSON — 2 — Full time for 2 girls; 4 10th in the twin-25 lap features. Angels 7, Mariners 6 Diaz ph 1 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 4 0 0 0 /-I Football bu i tlo n f l ^ d . E n t r y fifth place standing in the 19th lap IF H R ER B B S O DeJesus ss 2 0 1 0 Rogers p 2 0 0 0 week. Available Imme­ Immediate openings years old and 10 months. The two-night series, in which Chlcogo ~ Waived running back positloiig!ositlon growth ^ 1 company and drop out of the race when he Lorcorn ph 0 0 0 1 Raines cf 0 0 0 0 MARITAL BREAK UP SALES SECRETARY — diately. Call 649-6550, ask available. Minimum 5 ye­ FULL TIME TRUCK W O M A N W A N T E D to Call 742-8558. Petty was joined by racing greats CALIFORNIA SEATTLE G l^ o n (L 1-2) 1 16 5 4 1 0 0 Virgil c 10 0 0 marRo" Ma'cTey. ‘‘*'*"*'''* ""®- with -tteTional affiliates for Joe or Glen. ars experience. Must DRIVER WANTED — experienced mechanical (R> r h M CD r h bl ^lllner 5 26 4 3 3 2 2 K(Tross p 10 0 0 turning your life up­ profit sharing. Call 649- High growth micro com­ work full time at Hart­ Buddy Baker, Ron Bouchard and problems. Roberge 1 0 0 0 0 0 have own tools, must be Must be able to move Petfis cf 4 11 0 Percent 2b 5 1 1 1 Lezeon ph 0 0 0 0 Dwree*^ ~ Waived safety Myron side down? Child and 4563. puter company Is looking ford Road Dairy Queen, FULL TIME, PACKAGE Indy 500 veteran Bentley Warren, The race was captqred by Tom Narron ph 1 0 0 0 Owen ss 5 0 10 Now York Campbll p 0 0 0 0 for results oriented CONSTRUCTION ES­ good all around preson. If appliances. Excellent 10am to 6pm, 5 or 6 days a S TO R E — Must be availa­ Sconirs 1b 5 1 1 0 Davis 1b 4 0 11 Guidry (W 106) 9 4 0 0 0 13 Wilson rf 0 0 0 0 family services 236- 0 marked the first time Petty had Rosati, who was followed by Pete I*®'* — Waived five free agents, 4611 for support Individual to take on the TIMATOR - Must have you’re worth It we'll pay pay and benefits. Apply week. Servicing custo­ ble evenings and Satur­ Lynn rf 2 2 11 Phelps dh 4 0 10 HBP— by Roborge (Davett). ■ . . 77 2 6 2 Totals 30 3 6 3 MECHANIC WANTED — In person at: Al Sleffert’s raced in New England since 1968. Fianbaca, Bentley Warren, Ron DeCIncs 3b 4 1 2 4 Cowens rf 5 1 1 0 WP groups in Manches­ secretarial responsibili­ architectural/drafting It. Bonus program , uni­ mers, being Involved In days. Call 649-0446 be­ E K IS S lf” ® 000 000110—2 Conran, For construction com­ forms and Insurance. Appliances, 445 Hartford The first Thompson race was Bouchard, Ed Lavoie. Downing If 4 0 1 0 DHndrs cf 4 1 1 0 Gleaton. T — 2:25. A— 25,422. MontrMi 10000002X— 3 ter______ties for an In-house mar­ skills and understand the making Dairy Queen no­ tween 9am and 4pm, ask Jacksn dh 4 0 10 SHndrsn If 2 3 2 1 £,®®5*®'T*°"hh«'«n»lvetackle pany. Must have Call Jim, Body Shop Road, Manchester. G«®5f 6»lnnl^ RBI— Driessen (5). m S?v rv,^!!?*®'’/ . Pidood linebacker keting sales staff of 4. basics of engineering. velties. Some experience for Jett. Wllfono 2b 4 1 1 0 Brodlev If 0 0 0 0 I OP— Montreal 3. Mark Ogren on Inlur^ reserve. complete set of tools and Manager, Superior Auto, BMhe c 4 0 11 Mllborn 3b 4 0 1 0 Royals 8, Brewers 5 be able to weld. Full Duties Include typing Must be thoroughly fa­ helpful. Good storting LOB— Phll^lp hla 6, Montreal 8. 2B— Inc., Route 6, Columbia, Schoflld ss 3 0 1 0 Ramos 3b 0 0 0 0 Driessen, Dllone. SB— stone (8), Dl- benefits. Call Brad be­ [word processing a plus, miliar with field proce­ GIRL FRIDAY — Expe­ wage for right person. R E T A IL H E L P W A N T E D Carew ph 10 10 Kearney c 4 0 3 3 lone Htip Wonted 21 646-0563 or 228-9431. MILWAUKEE KANSAS CITY tween 9am and 3pm, 289- but will train on IBM PC], dure. Please send resume rienced secretarial help Apply In person; Hart­ — Days 10-4. Call Water- PIcclolo ss 0 1 0 0 _ ObrhM ObrhM caIL m Hovel (28). S— to Box U c/o The Herald. Packers defense , 3* 7 11 6 Totals 17 6 12 6 8235. telemarketing and gen­ needed In growing mort­ ford Rood Dairy Queen. Wise, 647-7245. Romwo 3b 3 1 1 0 Wilson cf 5 13 1 Stenhouse, SR—Corcoran» Hayes. MODERN AUTO CMifynio oiioaooa-7 Gantner 2b4 2 2 1 Uones rf 2 0 0 1 eral administrative and DENTAL SECRETARY gage company. Appli­ ON 112 100— 6 LUNCHEON WAITRESS Assistant. Self starter de­ Yount ss 4 2 2 4 Sherldn rf 2 1 1 0 PMIOdMphlo ' P H R ER B B SO RADIATOR EXPERIENCED, MA­ ELECTRICIANS AND clerical support. Will get cants should possess (Tome-wInnlng RBI — Lynn (8). Cooper 1b 4 0 2 0 Brett 3b 5 12 2 TURE FULL TIME Involved with the na­ — Tuesday through Fri­ siring variety challenge. shorthand and typing BOOKKEEPER E— Moore, Corbett, Kearney. Brohrd dh 3 0 10 Pryor 3b 0 0 0 0 K(Tross 6 4 1 1 9 4 INTRODUCES JOURNEYMEN — 2 ye­ Full Charge, including flnon- SALESPERSON hurt by injuries OP—* SALES PERSON— Apply ars experience. Holi­ tional marketing effort of days, 11om-2:30pm, Young clientele. Reply skills (70 w pm ). Some Experience preferred, ItawNI ^ 1 0 0 0 McRae dh 5 12 0 >22120 cial •tatemento Growing California I. LOB— CollfornlaO, SeottleO. Opilvie If 3 0 0 0 White 2b 4 0 11 the 90-mlnute In person to; M arlow's, a fast track hardware- Apply; Manchester Box TT c/o The Herald. bookkeeping required. but will accept Indi­ 2B— Davis, Sconlers. HR— S. Hender­ m SS&«,I 1 0 0 0 0 0 days, benefits and Insu­ area manufacturing firm Clark cf 3 0 2 0 Motley If 3 10 0 667 Main Street, /softwore manufacturer. Country Club, between Call 649-2680 for an Computer eMpoaure helpful vidual with strong By United Press International wide receiver Preston Dennard. son Atannng cf 1 o 0 0 BalbonI 1b 4 0 2 0 drive-ln and rance. Call 246-5106. (8), DeCInces (13). SB— Pettis (40). S— D. Manchester. Salary will commensu­ 10am and 2pm. 646-0103. interview. Excellent opportunity Send background in retail recently acquired in a trade with ^ ro e d r c 3 0 1 0 Wothon pr 0 1 0 0 R ~ r 5 ^ ( W 56) 2 0)011 driveaway solutibnl Henderson. SP—^cinces, Lynn. James ph 1 0 0 0 Slaught c 3 12 0 C o rn e ll pitched to 3 batters In 8th. rate with experience. retume and salary require­ selling.Call lor a p ­ KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright ments to Owners of the N F L ’s worst the Los Angeles Rams, reported to Moore rf 4 0 0 0 O r t a ph 0 0 0 1 HBP— by Reardon (Stone). FOR: Please send resume to: WAITRESS— Immediate pointm ent, Bernle’sTV defense last year, the Green Bay the Buffalo Bills' training camp. Concpcn ss 3 0 2 0 NEWSPAPER DEALER TYPIST/RECEPTION- callfomla R ER B B S O Auto radiator leaks, Jeff Hall, Micro Control openings. Apply In per­ N E E D E D In East Hart­ Pretident 81 Appliance, TrI-CIty Packers can ill-afford injuries to Dennard’s agent said the 7-year loro ph 1112 Cardlnel82. Pirates 1 Systems, 27 Hartford IST — Full time, for T .M . . Wshngt ss 0 0 0 0 son: La Strada West, 471 ford. Call Jeanne, 647- P. 0. Box 1276 Plaza, Vernon. their top two defensive ends. But N F L veteran was not happy about COThrtt 2 3 1)20 hose leaks, overheating, Tpke., Vernon, CT 06066. builder. Call 643-4005 or Hartford Road. 9946. 646-1960. Vernon,CT 06066 that’s what has happened. being traded to Buffalo and was Aose.(W 1-1) 2 0 0 0 0 1 PITTSBURGH ST. LOUIS 875-3394 StOtfl# MiRSukoo*'*"*^“’"W o !o liS QbrhM obrhbl thermostats, Right defensive end Ezra John­ upset a deal could not be worked Moore 7 9 5 4 2 5 g m ^ h tn ln g RBI — lorg (4L ***~ * Wynne cf 4 0 10 Mc(Tee cf 4 1 1 0 anti-freeze changas. son, suffering from a bad back, will out between the Rams and the Stonton (L 3-2) 2 2 2 0 0 2 P.n Milwaukee 1, Kansas City 3. LOB H(W 4 111 Vn Slyk If 3 0 0 0 cleaning and flusnlng undergo enzyme treatment later Dallas Cowboys. Slaton pitched to 2 batters In 6th. ;^llwaukee 4, Kansas City 8. 2B— Madick % 4 0 0 0 Penditn 3b 4 0 2 1 CONSTRUCTION I WP— Slaton. T — 2:45. A— 9,295. 3B-Wllson. HR— Thmpsn 1b 4 0 0 0 Hendrck rf 3 1 0 0 We have found that most of this week. He was the Packers’ — St. Louis signed defensive ywinl 2 (10), loro (4), Brett (9). SF— Peno c 2 0 0 0 Porter c 2 0 10 LABORER I JOIN best pass rusher last season and lineman Elois Grooms to a series I— tones, Orta. Gonzain If 3 0 0 0 Herr 2b 2 0 0 0 our customers' problems On new homel Lacy rf 3 0 10 Green lb 3 0 0 0 ______CELEBRITY CIPHER was projected to start again this of l-year contracts. can be solved within this Catsbrtti qphir orypsograww areorealed Rom tfaaimmm by famoua peopla. paei ond proeant. project. I BURGER KING Indians 5, Orioles 4 ^ 2 0 0 0 Sutter p 0 0 00 Eaoti Mlar In ttwolptwr alandi for onoltMr. rodi^a oa« lYaeuali L. year. — The New York Jets waived Mapllll ph 1 0 0 0 SpMer ss 3 0 10 time frame. The problem THE HOME OF THE WINNER First-round draft choice Al- Rangers7.BlueJays6|10) Wotus ss 0 0 0 0 Cox p 2 0 0 0 by CONNIE WIENER ^olj^643^21^ five free agents, defensive end BALTIMORE CLEVELAND DeLeon p 2 0 0 0 Jorgnsn IB 0 0 0 0 part is removed, promptly phonso Carreker was aiso ex­ Daniel Beauford, defensive backs ObrhM NtrhM Page ph 1 0 1 0 repaired on our premises "K MHKPY AS DBBVR KF C NKWWCIY BZ Flexible work hours lOey-NIght-Wsekend) pected to start. But he strained Buinbry cf 5 0 0 0 Carter cf 5 12 1 TORONTO TEXAS RoMnson p 0 0 0 0 Willie Burnett and Pat Conran, ^ _obrhM ObrhM and reinstalled. An Opportunity for sdvencement ligaments in his knee and did not Ford dh 3 1 ) 0 Franco ss 2 1 2 0 ' 4 1 Totals 26 2 5 1 guard Eric Schwartz and defen­ Ripken ss 4 2 2 0 Hargrv 1b 3 0 0 0 Garcia 2b 5 1 1 0 Sample If 5 0 0 0 Pittsburg 000 000 10O-1 Replacements are avail­ FBHPJYHF KPCWS KF PJY RKWYFEY BZ PJY play Saturday night against the sive tackle Bobby Weston. The Jets Murray 1b 4 0 1 0 Thomtn dh 3 2 1 0 Collins If 4 2 2 0 Ward cf 4 2 3 0 S L U M S OlOOOIOOx-2 BOOKKEEPER Excellent training ^ Mosebv cf 4 1 1 1 BBell 3b 3 111 HOI — None,. able from our distributor- Dallas Cowboys. also placed linebacker Mark Grou 3b 3 12 1 Tobler If 3 0 2 1 Upshaw 1b 4 1 1 2 Parrish rf 4 1 1 3 Roonicfc If 3 0 0 1 Butler cf 0 0 0 0 1' Louis 1. LOB— size inventory. Relax in EBOFPH8RKXY, OOP BFW8 CZPYH Through Trial Bal­ Competitive wages New Green Bay coach Forrest Ogren on the iiijured reserve list. Young rf 4 0 12 Bofldo c 3 0 12 GBell rf 3 0 10 O'Brien 1b 5 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 5. 2B— Speler. 3B Johnsn dh 5 1 2 3 Wright dh 4 111 ance. Accounts pay­ Gregg listed improving the de­ — The 9th Circuit Court of Muor 2b 4 0 0 0 Costlllo rf 4 1 1 0 — Pendleton. HR— Ray (1). SB— our waiting' room, while Great benefits Dempsey c 2 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 4 0 1 0 Whitt c 4 0 0 0 Kunkel ss 4 1 1 0 Green PHCNYWKFI PJY CKHQBHPR BZ PJY fense as his top priority when he Appeals dismissed one of three Barflld ph 1 0 1 0 Scott c 10 0 1 our knowledgeable speci­ able, job cost re­ Slngletn ph 1 0 0 0 Bemzrd 2b 4 0 1 1 (13), Mc(Tee (26). As you can see, there is a lot in it for you took over for fired Bart Starr. Raiders' appeals stemming from Rayford c 1 0 0 0 Martinez c 0 0 0 0 Bannstr ph 1 0 0 0 IP H R E R B B S O alists get you moving cords. requisitions, Femndz 3b 5 0 2 0 Yost c 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh MBHWX.” — OADYHPB YEB. Gregg drafted five defensive play­ suits that accused the N F L and the Totals 34 4 7 4 Totals 31 $ 11 S (Trifftn ss 3 0 0 0 Wllkrsn 2b 4 1 2 1 again. ____ ' ' sales records. besides extra money and the start of a ers with his first six choices in the M Iknoro 88SM2010— 4 Del^n (L 66) 7 4 2 2 3 5 PREVKXJ8 SOLUTION: "The Industry Is starting to think of me as a director. league’s Los Angeles law firm of lorg 3b 2 0 0 0 RoMnson 1 1 0 0 2 1 649-9682 rewarding career with the Burger King* ciovolaild 380 001 N » — 5 Totals 40 6 1) 6 Totals 35 7 9 7 'Night Shift’ helped turn a comer lor me. ’Splash’ could turn soother. ” — Ron Send Resume to: 1984 draft. obstructing Justice during the (Tomo-wlnnlng RBI— Bornazard(4). St. Louis system. In other training camp news: E— Ripken. DP— Baltimore 1. LOB— One out When wbtnlng run scored. Cox (W 69) 7 3 1 1 )4 MODEIN MDIATOI WOINS Howard. Box 711 Raiders’ antitrust case against the Baltimore 6, Cleveland 8. 2B— Franco. Toronto W0 120 280B-6 Sutter (S 30) 2 1 0 0 0 0 373 Main St, MaRchestar, CT. Minchaotsr, CT 06040 Apply In parson sk — At Fredonia, N.Y., veteran NFL. HR— Corter (2). SF— Bondo. Texas 000 5010001— 7 Cox pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Game-winning RBI — Wright (2). T — 2:09. A— 18,146. or Gill 643-0205 467 Center Street, Manchester 14 - M ANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. August 8, 1984 M A N C H E S T E R H E R A U ), VVt-tim-sday. August 8, 1984 — 15

••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••a*aaa***«*aa**aaaas »»»aaa»*aa*aaaa»»a«a»»a INVITATION TO BIO S741 INVITATION TO BID HOUMtIoNI OOOdi 42 Re-BId WA8TE REMOVAL/ The Eighth Utilities District, Pets 65 Cort/Trudct for Sole 71 Motbrcvciss/Bicveles 72 Motorcvcies/BIcvciei 72 E.H.NA. AND FCNNEV HIGH of Monchester. Connecticut Cart/Trucks for Sals 71 SCHOOL ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa seeks bids for the following: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa •••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa •••! The Board ol Educollon, 110 \ New 1984 two-wheel- Long HIM Drive, Eost Hort- USED r e f r i g e r a ­ drlve wheel looder bockhoe. KITTENS — Utter HONOA a 1970 750K — MEN'S 10 Speed 27 " Le- tord, C T will receive seoled 2. 1985 1V1 - 2 cubic yard TAG SALE SIGN t o r s , W ASH ER S, 1979 M A Z D A R X 7 — Blue 1980 PINTO PONY — 4 bids for WASTE REMO trained. Available for $2000. Call 643-0285, otter Tournour model, French dump truck. Ranges - clean, guaran­ cylinder, 4 speed, eco­ VAL/E.H.H.S. 8, PENNEY BMs speclttcallons nsov be homes. Coll 646-7778. with AM/FM, moon roof, 6pm. mode bicycle. Needs H IG H SCHOOL. Bid Informa­ x^. teed, parts and service, 5 speed. Low miles. E x­ nomical, low miles. Ex­ obtained during business TAG Are things piling up? Then why " “‘ have a TAG SALE? work, parts. $40. Call tion and specifications are hours (9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m .I tow prices. B.D. Pearl 8i cellent! $6750. Call 643- cellent condition. $2195. available at the Business Ot- SAII FREE KITTENS — 8 643-2880.______Monday thru Soturdoi^ from •yv, ^ The best way te announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Son, 649 M ain Street, 0711. Call 646-0487. 1980 H O N D A C M 400 E — tloe. Sealed bids will be re­ the Dispatcher ol the Eighth weeks old. Litter trained. Low mileage. Excellent ceived until 9:30 o.m. on UIIMties District Firehouse, 643-2171.______H O N D A , 1972 C L 450 — Wednesday, August IS, 1984, ■Mole and female. Block condition I $900. Tele­ 32 Moln St., Monchester, Ct Classliied Ad. When you place your ad. you II receive 1975 L T D — 49,000 miles, 1977 P O N T IA C V E N ­ Good condition, crash ot which time they will be and white, Calico and phone 646-2751. “604“ . .H m a t c h i n g W A S H E R one owner. No rust. Good TURA — Automatic, bars, sissy bar, cafe publicly opened and reod Sealed bids will be received a n d g a s DRYER, Gen­ orange and white. Call aloud. The Board of Educa­ ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments ol The Herald. condition. Factory air. power steering, power gauges. $425. Coll 646- tion reserves the right to ac­ at the above address until eral Electric, $150 each or 742-8089. 7:30 p.m., on Mondoy, Au­ AM/FM stereo. $2200, brakes, AM/FM. $2000. 1983 H O N D A CR480 With 0487. cept or relect any or oil bids best offer. Coll offer 4pm, •••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa or the right to waive techni­ gust 20, 1984, ot which tlirte Call 646-1156. Call 643-6541 dovs, 278- extras. $1200. Coll 523- thev will be publicly opened, ask tor Diane, 647-7094. TWO SWEET LOOKING cal formalities It it Is In the reod aloud ond recorded of KITTENS — Free to good 7869 nights. 5642. M isc AutMnotive 76 best Interest to do so. CALL 643-2711 or STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. 1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER 1973 ECONOLINE VAN, Nancy J. Harris. Director the Eighth Utilities District t h r e e PIECE LANE homes. 10 weeks, males. Business Services Firehouse, 3? Moln Street. Call 646-2308, after FORD — $975, Reconditi­ Manchester, Conn. 08040 BEDOO M S E T & Living INVITATtON TO BID 022-08 The Eighth Utilities District 5:Mpm. oned motor, very good THREE UNIROYAL PR6 Room furniture — Call running condition. New Seoltd bids will tw riceived reserves the right to relect 875-8486 after 6pm. In the Office of the Director Steel belted radlals, GR onv and oil bids tor onv rea­ Apartments lor Rent 42 Sfore/Offlee Space 44 Servicee Offered SI brakes, new tires, stand­ n o t t m t o c r e d it o r s Holp Wanted 11 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 1975 MERCURY MO­ of General Services, 41 Cen­ 78-15 white-wall. About son deemed In the best Inter­ 21 Rentals ard shift. Call only after N AR CH — S6JI00 original ter Street, Manchester, Con­ 10,(X)0 wear. $60. Call E S T A T E OF est ot the District. UPRIGHT FREEZER — Tog Sales 69 necticut, until August 23,19S4 ARTHUR J. MARTIN EIGHTH UTILITIES 5pm, Monday thru Fri­ miles. Original owner. 4 Sears, three years old, at 11:00 a.m. tor the follow- 643-9464 after 6pm. The Hon. Normon J. d i s t r i c t M A N C H E S T E R — Newer MANCHESTER — Newly ••••••••••••••••••••••• day, weekends anytime, door sedan. Power steer­ Ing: ATOMIC ABSORPTION Preuss, Judge, of the Court Samuel Longest MANCHESTER - Legal JUNIOR CHOIR DIREC­ INSPECTOR — Layout. 5 AUTO MECHANIC — Rooms for Rant 41 excellent running condi­ 3 Bedroom Duplex. Fam­ renovated Office Spaces DO YOU HAVE A LOVED 649-9012. ing, brakes, air condi­ UNIT EQUIPMENT AND NOTICE TO CREOITDR8 of Probate, District ol An­ Public Works Secretory with expe­ TOR — Interim Cherub- years minimum expe­ Light mechanical duties, tion. $300. Call 742-9402. dover at o hearing held on Commissioner ily room, IV2 baths. Ap­ available Immediately. ONE Who Needs Perso­ TAG SALE— Saturday, tioning. Many new parts. SUPPLIES. E S TA TE OF LUCIE G, rience. Requires skills In / J u n I o r Choir rience on Sheet Metal or I ncluding tune-up, ••••••••••••••••••••••• The Town of Manchester Is SLATE August 2, 1984 ordered that 02108 pliances, carpeting. No Located on Spencer nal Attention? We are August 11th, 9-4. Rain 1977 FORD GRANADA Priced to sell. Call after oil claims must be presented tyolng and shorthand and DIrector/AccompanIst at Precisloned Machine. brakes, mufflers, etc. an equol opportunity em- The Hon, Normon J. NEWLY remodeled pets. $550/month. No util­ Street, near East Hart­ willing to run errands, date; August 18th, 134 GHIA — One owner. Low 4pm, 646-8137. plover, and reoulres on affir­ to the tlduclarv on or betore knowledge of real estate The First Congregational Aircraft parts. Evening Apply In person: Oldies MIsc. for Sole 63 Preuss, Judge, of the Court rooms. Maid, linen ser­ ities. Security. Call 649- ford line. Single or multi­ do your shopping or Union Street, Manches­ mileage. 302 CIO. Crulse- mative action policy for all ot ot Probate, District of An. November 2, 1984 or be A BAR O F fOllBt soap and bookkeeping. Part Church of Coventry from shift opening. W ELDERS But Goodies Used Cars, •••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Its Contractors and Vendors ■ barred os bv low provided. vice, parking. 24 hour 5132. ple rooms. Utilities In­ take you shopping, «••••••■••••••••••••••• ter. Children's clothing, matlc. Power steering, dover at o hearing held on placed In sultcosei will time or full time. Call September 1984 to May — Hell-Arc. Experienced 323 Center Street. as a condition ot doing busi­ July 30,1984 ordered that all Sharon B Preuss security, 649-0210. cluded. Picturesque cook meals or very toys and miscellaneous power brakes, air condi­ ness with the Town, os per Clerk keep them imelllng ni­ days 643-5820, evenings 1985. Please send Re- lnGroupl,ll,lll&IValso Motorcyclss/Blcvcles 72 claims must be presented to E A S T H A R T F O R D — Se­ setting. Ideal for profes­ light housekeeping. SCREENED LOAM — Items. tioning. AM/FM stereo- Federal Order 11246. the tlduclarv on or before Oc­ The tlduclarv Is; ce...and may come In 643-7135. sume/Confact Mr. Tom aluminum on aircraft GOVERNMENT JOBS. Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ Theresa Bernier KITCHEN FACILITIES cond floor apartment. sional. Call 649-2796. Gravel, processed /radio. Other extras. Call tober 30,1984 or be barred os handy next time you go Hall, 6 Hickory Drive, type parts. Test required. $16,559 - $50,553/year. Call 643-4741 or 649- cations are available at the by low provided. RFD2,Box2S4 and private bath, separ­ Three fam ily house. V gravel, sand, stone and 646-0211 after Spm. DavvMle. C T 06341 on a vacation trip. Boost C oventry, C T 06238; Day and evening shift Now hiring. Your area. 4 2 0273, H O N D A , 1974 550 C;fl — General Services Office, 41 Shoron B. Preuss, ate entrance. $125 rooms. Appliances and anytime. till. For deliveries call Center Street, Manchester, Clerk 02308 your vocotlon budget by Phone 742-6194. openings. Excellent Call 1-805-687-6000. Wonted to Buy 70 Excellent condition. m onthly. Call 871-6098, garage. Call 528-5431. Ml$c. for Rent 46 George Gritting, An­ Connecticut. The fiduciary Is: selling Idle Items around working conditions In an 1969 KHARMAN GHIA — Fairing, backrest, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 9-5. BRICKS, BLOCKS, dover, 742-7886. Ralph J. Slote your home for cash. TELEPHONE COM­ air conditioned plant In ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••a Good engine, body Kerker Header, K8iN, CONNECTICUT R.F.D. #1, Box 7 Today is great day...and ••••••••••••••••••••••• T W O B E DR DOM STONE — Concrete- ROBERT B. WEISS, Place on od In classified MUNICATORS NEEDED Manchester. Overtime rough, reasonoble. Call Jetted new tires, etc. $750. Wllllmontlc, Conneclfcul Classified Is a great wav IN p r i v a t e h o m e — APARTM ENT — 1st floor STORAGE SPACE WHITE PORCELAIN BA­ WANTED — Clean re­ GENERAL MANAGER 06226 to find a cosh buyer. evenings. Do you have a and company benefits. Business Opportunities 22 Chimney repairs. No lob- 649-5546 before Spm. Call 643-6560 anytime. 0254)6 ... to sell something! All privileges. Large of 2 family house. Ap­ AVAILABLE — 3500 sq. T H R O O M SINK w ith cords, 33's and45's. Rock, 024-08 knack tor talking on the STORE CLERK Interviewing 9am to 4pm. too small. Call 644-8356. " yard. Close to Main pliances, parking, near ft. Smaller areas also faucets. In good condi­ Big Band, Classlcols, telephone? Do you enloy NEEDED — Full flme- Dynamic Metal Pro­ '••••••••••••••••••••••• Street, bus line. One week hospital and busline. $475 available. Call 633-6272 tion. SISorbest otter. Call Blues, etc. Records Re­ people? Do you need /part time for local 7- ducts, 422 North Main BATHTUB REFINISHING security required. Call per month, plus utilities. tor Information. 649-5038. cycled, 212 Route 83, Ver­ extra money? Ate you a Eleven food store. Benef­ Street, Manchester, 646- START YOUR OWN 643-2659. Security deposit and ref­ REGLAZING non, 872-6386. go getter? It so. call Pat its Include Insurance, 4048. MAIL ORDER BUSI­ erences required. Call Tu b , sink, ceramic tiles Por­ LARGE GLASS LAMP at 643-271 1 Monday credit union and profit NESS. We ship merchan­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• celain or Fiberglass Done in 649-0842 after 6pm. 47 with large glass shade, through Thursday 6pm sharing. Apply In person FULL TIME POSITION dise to your customers. Wanted to Rent Your Home By a Professio­ Call JaneL.. white; shade has swirl — In textile, graphics LUE, P.O. Box 2147, Apartmentf for Rent 42 nal. Vpm. at: 513 Center Street, effect. Both parts milk Automotive firm. Looking tor flexi­ Belden Station, Norwalk, ••••••••••••••••••••••• We Repair F ib erg lass Cracks. Manchester. EOE. ••••••••••••••••••••••• glass. $40. Call 528-1880. ble, organized, hard C T 06850. MANCHESTER MIDDLE AGE COUPLE Call Kevin at •aooooaoooooooooooooooo ACCOUNTING ANO working, quick to learn MANCHESTER — Avail­ BENNET ELDERLY desire tour room apart­ Ct. BitAteli Refinisliii; HAND REEL lawn Can/Trucfct for SolD 71 GENERAL OFFICE PO­ Individual. Excellent fu­ ••••••••••••••••••••••a able Immediately. One, ment In Manchester, on FREE EtHimla HOUSING 649-5170 mower, good condition. SITION — Experience ture to right candidate. two and three bedroom busline. Call 649-7617. ••■•••••••••••••••••••a PART TIME VIDE ) SA­ This Is a key position. bimiDdiatD Occwponcy Phone 649-6801. necessary. Some typing Reai Estate apartments. $400, $440, •annat Housing Oavahwmanl at 643-2711 LESPERSON — Must required. South Windsor. Call 643-2377. $520, heat and hot water now taking a^lcagofia, 1 Bfl apt. W A N T E D : VICINITY 1971 DODGE DART have knowledge of video $378 to 1388. Two BR apt. i486 to LADY BUSTER KEN.- LADIES WALKING Call 289-1591 or send re­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Included. BIssell and $470. Rant Indudaa h a ^ hot MCC — Room with kit­ SWINGER, 318 — Auto­ recorders. Coll Al Slet- PERMANENT PART NELS — Canine board-- SHOES — Size 110. Ex­ Your classified ad representative sume to P.O. Box 13, Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. watar, W/W carpatfng. ranga. ra- chen privileges needed matic, power steering. terts Appliances. 647-9997 TIME TELLERS — Expe­ Homes for Sole 3T frig., tfl^oaal, call for aM ayatOn, Ing, state licensed, safe,, cellent condition. $50, South Windsor, C T 06074. atavator. laundry, community by serious male student, Excellent running condi­ for appointment for rience preferred, but not clean, reasonable rates. new, will sell $25. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3'/2 ROOM APARTM ENT room and atoraga araa. Units new non-smoker, tor the aca­ tion. Florida car. Coll Interview. necessary. Apply In per­ shown by appotnffnanl, Monday, R .L. Cobb, 647-8309 o n d . 646-4995. if you want to: NATIONAL APPLIANCE — Private home, heat, Wadnaaday, Friday. 10 a.m. - 12 demic year. Please coll 649-8496. 871-2330, mornings. $950. son: Savings Bank of M A N C H E S T E R — Colon­ appliances. Working sin­ p.m. PlaM a ca l f ^ ^pofntmanl. CORPORATION has po­ 1-669-6483. ONE HANDLE MOWER Manchester, 923 Main ial, large country kitchen gle adult only. No pets, 1972 PLYMOUTH sitions for two Assistant BRICK, BLOCK, STONE,^ For Sale — $20. Call Street, Manchester. with all appliances. 2 full children. Call 643-2880. 528-6522 SCAMP — Automatic, M a n a g e rs , $1500 per C O N C R E T E W a lk w a ys;: 649-7944 after 6pm. month while In school, EOE. baths, central a|r condi­ power steering, vinyl top, GLERK/TYPIST — High steps, patios, chimney., plus expenses. $24,000 tioning, wooded private EAST HARTFORD — 2 Services good second car. Runs tech micro computer BANKING — Full Time repairs, siding and paint-.. OLD MANUAL Royal Ty­ guaranteed per year on lot, garage. $85,900. F.J. bedrooms, heat, hot wa­ good. $1000. Coll 742-8650. company looking for sup­ Proof Operator. Expe­ Ing. Quality work at- pewriter, good condition. becoming a Branch Man­ SplleckI Realtors, 643- ter, appliances, carpet. MANCHESTER port person to help with rience preferred. South lower prices. Call 646-7776. $25. Call 643-8865. ager. Retirement Benef­ 2121. $425 per month. Call 289- Services Offered sales leads, data entry, Windsor Bank & Trust Five rooms, Du­ SI tor free estimates. its, Health Program , Life (XX)0 between 10am and typing and geherol adml- Company. Confacf: plex Ranch. Refer­ PIPE INSULATION — Vj Insurance and Stock Pu- FOR SALE BY OWNER 5pm, Monday thru nlstiatlve clerical abili­ Warren Mafteson, 289- or % inch and spiral, .25< chase Plan. Apply at the — Duplex, 5 and 5. Man­ Fridov. ences, security, ties Get Involved with 6061 for appointment. ODD JOBS, Trucking. Palnting/Poperino sa: a foot, save energy, 50 JU S T LIKE East Hartford Ramada chester Community Col­ lease. Tenant pays national marketing effort lege area. For appoint­ Home repairs. You name toot minimum. Call 649- WOW! Inn, Thursday, August EAST HARTFORD — 1 for a growing hadware- EXPERIENCED BAK­ own utilities. It, we do It. Free esti­ 3068. OVERSTOCKED 9th, In Room 422, 10am, ment coll 646-4132. bedroom, heat, hot wa­ /soffwatp manufacturer. ERY HELP NEEDED — mates. Insured. 643-0304. PAINTING AND PAPER­ 2pm, Or 7pm, Sharp Only. ter, appliances, carpet­ Call Ginger, with New 1984 Salary negotloble. Send Must be available HANGING — Exterior’" TWO OMC BOAT GAS GOLD! No ather time. No phdne ing, next to park. $375 per letter or resume to M.B. weekends and able to LAWN MOWING — and Interior, ceilings re-' TANKS, $15 each. Call calls please. Directions: month. Call 2894MXX) be­ Merrill Lynch Romano, Micro Control work flexible hours. Call FIRST TIME Hedge trimming - chain paired. References, fully- 649-6989 after 5pm. 1-84 East - Exit 53, bear tween 10am and 5pm, DATSUN Systems, Ihc., 27 Hart­ 528-9406 tor more Realt saw work - light trucking. insured. Quality work. The values right oft Exit, 1-84 West, Monday thru Friday. ford Tpke., Vernon, CT Information. . OFFERING General handyman. In­ Martin Mattsson, even­ ANTIQUE % SIZE BED Exit 54 to 91 South, take 8 7 2 - sured. Call Ray, 646-7973. — Complete, $98. Call you can find in 06066. PART TIME SCIENCE FOUR ROOM APART­ ings 649-4431. TRUCKS the Darling Street, Exit BY OWNER 643-8888. off Exit, take first right LAB AIDE — The Man­ MENT — Immediate oc­ Some of the the classified chester High School cupancy. Heat, no pets. CEILINGS REPAIRED LOWEST TRUCK PART TIM E — Weekend and anather right. Seen by appoint­ Store/Oftice Space CLOCK, SETH THOMAS, receptionist to show Science Department Is References. Lease. Se­ or REPLACED with dry-• pages. looking for an aide to ment only. 7 room wall. Coll evenings. Gory- Westminster Chimes, un­ PRICES in AMUICA model homes. Call 643- EXCELLENT INCOME Older Home, 3 Bed­ curity. $415. Call 649-3340. for part time home as­ work 17'/2 hours per week LAWN MOWERS RE­ M cHugh, 643-9321. used, $75. Car seat, Bobby 4005. rooms, large bath & SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ Mac, with cover, $15. sembly work. For Info, (time reporting) prepar­ MANCHESTER - availa­ PAIRED— Quick, Expert livan Avenue. 1,600 sa. ft. Stroller, like new, with READ call 504-641-8003 Ext. 8201. ing biology and chemis­ kitchen, finished at­ ble Immediately. One Service! Senior Dis­ NAME YOUR O W N .: PART TIME SCHOOL prime retal I space, ample sun top, $25.*Call 742-8243, try laboratory experi­ tic. Large closed-in bedroom. Quiet street. count! Free Pick Up and PRICE — Father and son:' THEM TODAY! BUS & Station Wagon parking. $660. Call 236- PART TIME SALESPER­ ments for the staff. A front porch. Walking $375. M anager 649-4800. Delivery! ECONOMY Fast, dependable ser— otter 5pm. Drivers — For Manches­ 6021 or 644-3977. SON — Prestigious Hotel chemistry background distance to schools, M O W E R , 647-3660. vice. Painting, Paper­ ter and Vernon schools Gift Shop, downtown would be helpful, but not 118 MAIN STREET — hanging & Removal. Call- SHETLAND FLOOR OVER FACTORY for the 1984 85 school churches, shopping. MANCHESTER OFFICE Hartford. 10 to 3 week­ essential. Hoursareflexl- Three ruom heated ATTENTION PARTI- 644-0585 or 644-0036. . : SCRUBBER/Pollsher. INVOICE ON ALL year. We will train. Must Substantial Savingns SPACE — Ideal tor ac­ days. Parking provided. ble, but would Involve apartment, hot water, ERS: Call Jack Bertrand Very good condition. $15. OATSUN TRUCKS V hove 5 years good driving for the right buyer. countant, lawyer or sales for the best dances and Call 647-9286 after 6pm. working mornings. Inter­ security, no appliances. Call 643-5314. In Stock. 2S Call 643-2711 experience. Call 643-2414. Mid Sixtiet • NO office. Central location. parties. DJ and Light ested applicants contact $435. Phone 646-2426, 9-5 Bulldlng/Contractlng S3 for Immodlate Dol. Mr. Wilson Deakin Jr., AGENTS PLEASE. For Ample parking. Call 649- Show by the Party Pers­ PUMP AND FILTER tor BARTENDERS — Ma­ weekdays. NISSAN Std. Pickup le/Female, needed wee­ Manchester Public appointment call 2891. pective People. Call 643- above ground pool. Ex­ ARA TRANSPORTATION, Invoice $5734 kend nights and weekend Schools, 45 North School 64^5993. ______474 MAIN STREET — 1262. cellent condition. $75. Transporting Coventry MODERN OFFICE FOR FARRAND REMODEL- 99 days. Part time hours Street, Manchester. Call Second floor. Three room Call 742-7485. it'sHeoi WMIy the Worm school ctiildren is looking R E N T -431 sq.ft. Heated, BOOKKEEPING & TYP­ ING — Cabinets, rooting," tor good, qualilied people only. Apply: Ground 647-3451. E O E . heated apartment. $375. air conditioned and car­ ING SERVICES Availa­ gutters, room additions, COMPLETE C U B to d' ive s, hool bus in the Round, 3025 Main Street, VERNON No appliances. Security. decks, all types of remo--' S *5833 tall. AM. PM. noon runs MAINTENANCE ME­ peted. 646-4440 days, ev­ ble at YOUR BUSINESS SCOUT UNIFORM, In­ Glastonbury. New LMIng 646-2426 weekdays, 9 to 5. deling and repairs. FREE', available $5 50 an hour CHANIC — Our Eost enings 646-1077. OFFICE. 164 East Center cludes bear/wbelos aNTM plus altenJance bonus •96,000 Street, Manchester, 647- estimates. Fully Insured. Hartford facility Is seek­ F O U R ROOM S — 2nd scarfs and bobcat/woif »S.995 and driviiig awards. Must AVAILABLE SEP­ 9780. Telephone 643-6017, after: REAL ESTATE ing an experienced nrialn- 8 room split. 4 bedrooms, floor, newly redecorated, book. $15. Call 649-6663. be able to drive standard 2V5 baths, family room, Ir TEMBER 1st — Prime 6pm, 647-8509. SALESPERSON tenance mechanic to per­ modern both. No utilities. transr.ission and have with fireplace, c/a, private office space at 263 Main RESIDENTIAL CLEAN­ Part time for weekends form machine repair $360 a month. Call 871- clean diving record. Will yard with 46 ft. patio to Street, Manchester. $150 ING — Personalized Ser­ DESIGN KITCHENS by . END ROUS ^ * ‘ *r.i train and license. If inter­ on new home develop­ maintenance. Successful 6098,9-5. Florida room and 16 X 32 monthly Includes every­ vice Is O ur Specialty! J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, ■ 27% width - 25 cents; ested and you quality call ment. applicant should have 1 in-gro6nd pool, twin gas •■SO rKK4 thing. Call 646-4144. Bonded and Insured. Call vanities, formica, Wilson i 13V4 width - 2 for 25 742-8808,7ant 3pm. Mon. to 2 years of machine grill, 2 car garage. Lib PORTER STREET — *8795 Call 646-1324 t o r F re e Estimate. art, Corlan counter tops, ■ cents. M U S T be picked -Fri. _____ repair experience and be Beebe, 233-6719 or 661- Nice 3 room apartment. BUY IT! SELL IT! kitchen cabinet fronts, up at the Manchester willing to work either 2nd 1211. Heat and electric In­ BUILDING H O U S E W O R K S , 647-3777. CN6I6B or 3rd shift. This oppor­ complete woodworking ' Herald Office BEFORE J. Watson leach cluded. Security deposit. service, custom made ' 11A.M. O N LY. •6995 LOOMFIXERS — WEAVERS tunity otters good wage, 7 N. Main St. No pets. Call 643-8552. FOR,RENT PROFESSIONAL PRUN­ benefits and opportunity ING of your ornamental furniture, colonial repro­ *****Earn over $25,000 per year***** West Hartford In Manchester, zoned ••••••••••••••••••••••• for development. If quali­ plants. Call Whitham ductions In w o o d ,9 va rle -' TRADE IT! FIX IT! ESTABLISHED TEXTILE FIRM LOCATED IN NOR­ MANCHESTER — Now for business, approxi­ ties of hardwood and. •6195 THEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA LOOKING FOR EXPE­ fied send Information to Nursery, 643-7802. Home and Garden 64 available, 3rd floor, 4 mately 1600 sq. ft., on veneers NOW IN STOCK' RIENCED LOOMFIXERS AND WEAVERS ON SHUT­ Box W, c/o The Manches­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• room, 2 bedroom apart­ Main Street, near center D-100 nCK-l TLE LOOMS EXCELLENT WAGES, BENEFITS AND Call 649-9658 or evenings, ter Herald. ment. Garage, yard. $395. of town, plenty of park­ LICENSED DAY CARE •6995 WORKING CONDITIONS. WE WILL INTERVIEW IN- Condominiums 32 ing. Call 643-7604 bet­ — Two openings, begin­ 289-7010. TERESIED APPLICANTS AT: References. Security. DELIVERING RICH RENT IT! HIRE IT! FIND IT! ween 6 a.m. and 5 p.m., ning In September. Meals WRECKER DRIVER Prefer married couples. L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus W-SO 4X4 HOWARD JOHNSON'S (Vernon) ••••••■•••••••••••••••a weekdays, ask for John. provided. Tanner Street. LEON CIESZYNSKI Excellent pay and No pets. Call 646-7512 or B U IL D E R — Newhom es, tax. Sand, gravel and •7995 Thursday, August 9,1984 MANCHESTER — 400 Ages 3-5. Call 646-1311. R O U TE 30 at 1-86 incentive program, ali additions, remodeling,- stone. Call 643-9504. company benefits. North Main Street. New 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••#•••••••• rec rooms, garages, kit­ WILLIMANTIC ROOM 106 Call Stan Ozimek at Mo- bedroom townhouse. MANCHESTER — Avail­ DATSUN-DODGE GIVE IT AWAY! 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. Homes for Sole 31 Homes for Sale 31 chens remodeled, cell-' Looking for a good used 1132 Main SI. rlarty Brothers, 643- Fully applianced kitchen, able Immediately. One Ings, bath tile, dormers,, mobile home? Be sure to ' . Wllllmanllc AN EQUAL OPPOnTUNITV EMPLOYER 5135. convenient to busline and bedroom on a quiet street roofing. Residential o r' look in the Classified 423-4547 shopping. $58,400. CHFA I------with appliances. $335 per com m ercial. 649-4291. columns ... that's where M anchester approved. Call 649-9404, m onth. M anager, 649- the best buys are adver­ 649-4064 or 647-1340. 1 2 3 4 4800. ROBERT E. JARVIS — ■ tised! 643-2711. 647-9367 2565 To all home I Building 8, Remodeling. subscribers who Specialist. Additions, EARN BIG MONEY . COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 7 B have something to Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 garages, roofing, siding, DISTRICT COURT DEPARTMENT 5 P kitchens, bathrooms, re­ NORTHERN BERKSHIRE DIVBION sell for I BwkaMra, ta CNI No. 315S-S3 placement wlndows- to '• 11 12 FOR PART-TIME WORK* /doors. Call 643-6712. - MOHAWK AUTO WRECKINO. INC. B PIMnWI ^99 or Less I PART TIME SUPERMARKET HELP ORDER OF NOTICE MASTER CABINET I EDWARD J. MILLER 13 14 15 16 I Immediate part time openings for: MAKER with 30 years: IM indinl We will run your ad I hands on experience. Old for 6 days Free of j fashioned craftsmanship: To the above-named Defendant; • Grocery Clerks Willy the Worm it a soft toy 20 Opening available in Outside Sales at a fair price. All your' Whereos It oppeorstrom the officer s return on process Is­ for young children that wlU 17 18 19 Charge. } woodworking needs. In­ sued therein that otter diligent search he con find no one upon whom he can lawfully make service, and otter hearing Coreriac matoaa are b u d amuse them for hours. Easy I selling subscriptions for the • Produce Clerks terior and exterior. Call- If Is ORDER ED bv the the Court thot the following summons to flndl Why not moke to make, he cin be pulled 647-7226. Issue for service upon you:- th ii one for yonraelf or apart and rejoined with the Fill out coupon and I You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon RO­ as a glftl help of velcro tape. either mail it or jl • Dell Clerks CARPENTRY AND MA­ B E R T C. W ARE Plaintllt's attomev, whoso oddress Is 85 No. 8185 with Photit- No. 256S hat pattern I Manchester Herald Main StmotrP. O. Box 607, NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHU­ pieces; full directions. Name. bring it to the J NEW LISTING SONRY — Free esti; S E TTS , 01247 o copy ol your answer to the complaint which Is Gnida U in Small, Medi- I mw or Larga Siaa* Bfa> • Cashiers South Windsor - Immaculate 3 bed­ mates. Call Tonw ^re w lth served upon you, within twenty (20) ^ v s a tte r w r- TO ORKK, saa4 i l M ftr ttcB Address Manchester Herald | Saulllacote, 649-0811. vlce of this summons, exclusive olthe day of service. You d iu m (1 2 -1 4 ) . . . 1 % aatttni, pisi 809 ftr pestilt aid I Early evenings and Saturdays room ranch located on quiet cul-de- re also reoulred to tlie your answer to the .complaint In the yaida 45;inch. kstMlln. office. I Day and evening shifts. Mgst have flexible atfico of the Clerk ot Court either before service upon ainst C81PT I Phone__ sac. It has a country-sized kitchen, PlilntlM's ottornev, or within five (5) dovs thereoHer you PettamaanaUablaenly I — Set your own hours — availability and be able to work an occasio­ fu II basement maintenance free vinyl Heatbio/Plumbliig 5 1 tall to meet the above requirements, ludgment by Mfoult in alaaa akewm. ■acktsMr HcraM I One ad a month only nal Sunday. Competitive starting rates, li­ may bo rendered against you for the relief demanded In the TO Otaa. seal J t lef eua I per aubecrlber (No phone calls | sidirig, and 1 car garage. Private, 8B8 FestsisiaO 1110 art. ti aswdcss beral fringe benefits. '°UrSess’ otherwlso provided by Rule I3(o), your answer Nta Tctk, N.Y. 1PPI8 ____ accepte d )___J FOGARTY BROTHERS Friat Naew, peeress altk ZIF partially fenced yard with fruit trees. must stole os a countorclolm onv clolm which you may hove tStM HM m J:or consideration, applications are availa- — Bathroom remodel,- against the Plaintiff which arises out of the trpnMctlon or COPE, m* teUMs. A truly lovely home. $76,900. ERA occurrence that Is the sublect matter ot the Plointitf's claim SPECIAL: Over 200 aa- For further information contact bl^fn the store courtesy booth. Interviews at Ing; Installation water or you will be barred from making such claim In any other Buyer protection plan included. heaters, garbage dlspo- lactiona and a FREE ' time of application. Pattern Scethm in tha Circulation Manager sals; faucet repairs. 649- ***WTTt4ESS, JOHN A. BERRY, Esquire, at NORTH ADAMS Prtet Neae. MNIress atth ZIF 4539. VIsa/MasterCard this 30th day ot J U L Y , In the year of our Lord One Thousand caat, tWaTMMtr see Me. ALBUM. Joat 88.00. We cm help you become i Nino Hundred and olohty-tour. , ... oaaaPTsuiuca accepted. Mark D. Trotfler Naw FASHION with at 647-9946 "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! PlwtaHSnide pattoma in a-IZP PiU8 iie see Be*. Be* SHOP RITE Call 646-4525. and isk (or Oin. Clerk ot Court «i Prats tttai It* ts « a t em NOTICE TO DEFENDANT:- all aiie rangca, kaa a a-tse - MtFuat taiiTt. it Must be 18 years of age or older. 587 East Middle Tpke. LOOKING FOR good You need not appear personally In court to answer the apccial Grata Otle Collee- Pisces aeJ sppNeetP Ssel^. iianrl|fHtpr lirralh Manchester, C T 06040 D.F. REALE, INC. news? Look tor the many, complaint, but If you claim to have o defense, ^ther you or Ura for lorker aiiea; ploa a-i3t-NiiattoN HNMRirsia-at Real Esiale bargain buys advertised your attorney must served a copy of your written answer : B ( ^ U 81 CcCoapona! e U t el eetSiewsiS sHHi. EOE M/F 17S Main St., Rawckiitw. Ct. within 20 days os specified herein and also tile the orlolnol In a-131-TO PIVE er MIF-40 see- In the classified columns aaW9 • • 4 8XJ8* ptesnik Keen te Mae. ______646-4525______today. the Clerk's office. 020-08 i 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, August 8, 1984 MA.N’C'IIKSTK.H IIERAl.U. Wednesday. August H. Regulators said rate hike wouldn’t help Ul’s finances

awarded a $34.7 million rate NEW BRITAIN (UPl) - Offi­ financial setbacks without tempor­ permanant rate hike of between in no way be deemed a prejudge­ said the utility might postpone increase, most of it to pay cials rejected a $30 million interim ary rate relief. $45 million and $60 million, said ment of any of the issues relating to action until its request for a Food the company’s application for permanant rate hike is heard next construction costs for the Seabrook FOCUS/ rate increase sought by Connecti­ ’The DPUC said it was clear U I’s King Quillen, DPUC I plant. At the time, the DPUC cut’s second largest power utility, financial future "is partially spokeswoman. permanant rate relief," they said. month. ordered UI and Northeast Utilities saying the temporary rate hike clouded by its involvement in The unanimous decision by U1 officials said they were " I t does not really affect the would not greatly improve the Seabrook but the granting of DPUC Commissioners John Dow­ disappointed by the decision and merits of the rate case itself,” he to pull out of plans for Seabrook II. company’s finances. interim relief will not significantly ney, David Harrigan and Marvin planned to review the ruling before said. "Public hearings begin in The state Department of Public improve the situation’’ because of S. Loewith recognized “ that the deciding on a possible appeal. The September. It just means we will The DPUC said completion of Utility Control said Tuesday a rate the uncertainty over the New effect of U I’s financial condition DPUC has 150 days from U I’s July have to go through -that lengthy Seabrook 11 was "not realistic” relief for United Illuminating Co., Hampshire nuclear complex. was brought about by the Seabrook 2 filing for rate hikes to render a process before receiving rate and told UI and Northeast "to a major investor in Seabrook II, Hearings are expected to begin construction project." final decision. relief." make every effort to disengage also failed to prove it would suffer next month on U I’s request for a But Tuesday’s decision “ should UI spokesman Robert Carreau Less than a year ago, UI was from Seabrook II.” r. Mrs. Lengyel’s Paradise has SEEING IS BELIEVING AND YOU'LL LOVE SEEING THIS JARVIS BUILT COLONIAL! featuring: SOME OF THE MANY FEATURES INCLUDE: Hungarian zest

STRANO Kitchen with beautiful i/’' Living Room has By Nancy Poppas be easier to tell you what I do not formica counters & paneling & beamed Herald Reporter grow,” she said. ” I do not grow ceiling, fireplace with eggplants or summer squash. REAL ESTATE BIrchwood cabinets BOLTON — On just about any Hungarians do not use these things 156 East Center St. 3 bed rooms built-in bookcases. morning in late spring, summer or much, and they take up so much 1/' Thermo-pane windows early fall, you will find Ilona space. I do not grow pumpkins. Manchester, GT Dining Room Lengyel in the enormous and And that’s about it in my ‘do not Beautiful Oak Floors i/' Back Porch beautiful garden behind her home grow’ list.” 6^ 2-car garage with loft on Birch Mountain Road. Mrs. Lengyel, an extremely 647- You’ll find her down on her organized person, handles her knees, weeding her acre of vegeta­ garden as she would any part-time $ 79,900.00 IMMACULATE AND TASTEFULLY DECORATED bles; tending the peach, nectarine, job. ” I am in there from early in apple or apricot trees in the the morning until 1 in the afternoon orchard; chasing birds from the on most days.” she said. ” On'’ ’ on raspberry, currant and gooseb­ extremely hot days, I let oiysclf erry bushes which are grown just leave at 10.” COOL OFF beyond the fruit trees; or watering She has a regular schedule for the brilliant-hued flowers with her seeding, weeding, hoing, plant­ which she has bordered her garden ing — and, of course, her of culinary delights. harvesting. Itiinking of Selling? Later in the day, from her Everything that is not meant for spacious and well-designed kit­ immediate consumption is chen come the aromas of sauces, pickled, canned or frozen during james, preserves and pickles of all Mrs. Lengyel’s long afternoons in kinds. There is gooseberry sauce to the kitchen. "Hungarians eat a serve with roast goose or fried tremendous number of pickled U$T HARTFORD $106,»00 Price reduced Immaculsle 7% room L-Ranch featuring first floor fireplaced family room. 3 chicken; currant-strawberry pre­ vegetables of all kinds,” she said. Planning to Buy? bedrooms. 2'<4 baths, central air and intercom system Beautifully landscaped 643-4000 serves (used primarily in jelly ” I guess this is because there was rolls); apricot jam for sand­ no . fresh produce available for wiches; at least a half-dozen kinds many long winter months.” of pickled peppers, and almost that It is customary to serve a pickled many varieties of preserved vegetable of some sort with almost in the 20 x 40 inground pool that is one of cabbage. every meal, Mrs. Lengyel said. “ This is my Paradise — my land From beets and cucumbers to Herald pholos hy Tarqulnio the many attractions of this 4 bedroom and my kitchen — they combine baby cantaloupes and 2-inch long raised ranch. Built by Buerette Van Pyne, and I ’m made to be the happiest of watermelons, the Hungarians will lldiko Lengyel, 7, greedily eyes a chocolate torte her learned to prepare while working in coffeehouses in Consult One women,” Mrs. Lengyel said. A pickle almost anything. There are mother, lllana Lengyel, is about to cut. The luscious her native Hungary. When she is not cooking, she is this quality-built home also offers a 2-car native of the plains region in entire meals — home srhoked dessert is one Mrs. Lengyel, a Bolton resident. often found working in her garden garage, 1 full and 2 half baths, family room, Hungary, Mrs. Lengyel is a 16-year kielbasa and pickled vegetables resident of the United States who with fresh green onions, for fireplaced living room, 1 V2 acre lot, and has retained a European rever­ instance — that are based entirely dinner will take two to four hours to of These fine ence for land. on home-preserved items. more. Priee $115,000. prepare. Even if she works, she MANCHESTER *44^ ” In Hungary, everyone has a Just ^SN and enjoy all the comforts of this affordable4'4 room Condo offering 2 bedrooms andfully Mrs. Lengyers intense involve­ will usually do this, by making appllanced kitchen Call for details 6434060 garden. We are a very garden- ment with food is no accident. She most of the dinner the night before, oreinted people,” she explained. attended a restaurant- while she is also doing the clean-up area Realtors. ’’Even if you only have a tiny piece management trade school in Hun­ for that night. tar Zinsser Agenqr of land, you’re going to use it for gary, and worked for 12 years in IS “ But these quick American FREE ‘— 750 Main St., Manchester food, then maybe for flowers, coffeehouses. ______.MARKET before you will set up recreational "These are like nothing you have things, can I learn them? I don’t know. And I don’t know if I want to. REAL ESTATE SERVICES ^''^'-uation equipment on it for your children.” in this country, and these I miss Nine years ago, the Lengyel very much,” Mrs. Lengyel said. Some things ought to stay as a' 223 Eatl Canter St., Mancheiter 643^060 646-1511 family purchased about 2 acres of “ They are very social, but very mystery, don’t you think?” fertile Bolton land (it had formerly safe. There is none of the atmos­ The day the Herald visited, Mrs. N I T been part of a chicken farm) and phere of a serious bar — just wine, Lengyel served home-smoked kiel­ FOR SALE began tilling the soil, Hungarian- liquor, ice creams, pastries, and basa with pickled vegetables from fashion. espresso or coffees are served. A her garden; plates of chicken soup Mrs. Lengyel began with a few group of women may go in there with slender homemade noodles, Hungarian seeds, a number of and spend all afternoon; a couple chicken paprikash with fat little small American plants, and the of lovers won’t be bothered if they noodles called nockerle; creamed 156 E Center St determination to grow as much sit in the same booth all the cucumbers; dobostorte and coffee. Manchester produce as the family would evening. And at a good one, all the consume in a season. baked products are made on the But, in keeping with the Am eri­ premises.” can dream, the Lengyels were Mrs. Lengyel’s friends and Cold cucumbers 1=} jn s Q . successful far beyond their Real Estate neighbors have encouraged her to 1 fairly large cucumber, peeled dreams. "By last summer, we look for a professional showcase and thinly sliced 647-76S3 were growing enough to eat in the for those pastries which she used to Salt as needed summer, can and freeze for the offer at the coffeehouses in Hun­ Pinch sugar MODERNIZED 3 FAMILY winter, and give away by the gary. Thus far, she is undecided on Few tablespoons white vinegar bushel-baskets full.” the wisest course to follow. So, in 1 clove garlic, pressed This year, the success story has MANCHESTER the meantime, only those lucky Several tablespoons sour cream MANCHESTER gone further. Mrs. Lengyel is enough to be invited to her home Black pepper to taste 3-bedroom Colonial with a 18 x selling her produce, as well as her for a meal have the opportunity to Paprika for color MT. Rd. new U & R 9 Rm. Contemporary Hungarian baked goods, at the sample her extensive culinary 11 living room, Formal dining raised ranch. Main floor family rm. with stone Manchester Area Conference of abilities. Sprinkle cucumber slices with fireplace and cathederal ceiling, formal living Churches’ Saturday farmers’ Are there still culinary chal­ salt. Set aside until much of the room and kitchen in a quiet market. lenges that this accomplished cook juice has been drawn out. Squeeze rm., spacious dining rm, 3-4 bed rms., custom “ I keep the Hungarian special­ has yet to conquer? , out this juice. neighborhood. All this for ties I grow — the things I ’m doing Absolutely. She insis^ that she kitchen and eating area, 2 baths, treed lot, Combine sugar, vinegar, garlic because I just about cannot find cannot prepare a good steak — <64,900. and sour cream. Add black pepper nice location $139,000 them in American markets,” she except outdoors on the grill — and and stir this dressing into the explained. "But there are always that she wouldn’t even attempt to cucumbers. Chill several hours. other vegetables, things I ’ve got make a Reuben sandwich. The cucumbers are to be served in too much. That’s what I sell. I am When told that these are both individual saucers; sprinkle each ED GORMAN making money for extra things, considered relatively basic in like the ballet shoes and lessons for with a pinch of paprika just before A s s o c ia te s U&R REALTY CO. Three separate system^'Newer rooT& American cookery, she gave a serving. Serves four. very well maintained. 5 - 5 & 3 room my daughter.” small smile. lllana Lengyel looks over a peach tree in 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST Asked to list her crops, Mrs. ” I come from a country where a excess produce at the Manchester Area 643-2692 apts. Conveniently located. $119,000. Lengyel laughed. 'I think it would her garden behind her home on Birch Conference of Churches’ Saturday CALL TODA Y FOR YOUR housewife expects that every day. Please turn to page 23 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Mountain Road in Bolton. She sells farmers’ market. appointment to SEE! \T ^ BEST SELLERS U S T ^ A microwave oven can be a chocahollc’s best friend D. W. FISH REALTY CO. ,■ Editor’s note; Marge Churchill is a ing Supplies. 191 Center St.. Manches­ .seconds, stir, and repeat process. 243 Main St. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon graduate home economist who is a ter. The candy molds, more than 100 Manchester resident. She teaches M arge’s • The unproee.ssed chocolate wafers different shapes and types, are also 643-1591 872-9153 microwave cooking classes. If you (which look like large chocolate drops, available at Flo’s Cake Decorating have any questions regarding micro- and are easier to melt than similar bar Supplies. 191 E. Center St wave cooking, send your questions to; Microwave chocolate) are available in milk Microwave, Box 591, Manchester He­ Kitchen chocolate, dark ehoeolate, while choco­ Chocolate Liqueur Cups rald, Manchester, Conn., 06040. late, pink and red chocolate. . JDDENLY AVAIUBLE REDUCED $69,900! Marge Churchill • The white chocolate can be colored >/i pound candy-maker chocolate Unique 3 bedroom contemporary ranch...luxurious master Immediate occupanw avallalbe on Ihia apacloua 3 bmlraom Chocolate candy-making in the mic­ by adding special oil base colorings. wafers bedroom suite that la unsurpaasedl Offered at $149.9001 condo In NortMlald Q ra w l 2'4 bathe. Central A/C and morel rowave is easy. Chocolate melts like Flavorings such as mint, cherry, or 12 cupcake liners or 20 paper nut cups ERA 1 YEAR BUYER'S PROTECTION PLAN. magic; you’ll never want to do it any brandy can also be added to the I water color brush other way. There’s little danger of chocolate with special oil base Double the cups to yield 6 dessert scorching and no need for a double • Sweet baking chocolate contains less flavorings. ^ cups or 10 liqueur cups; place on flat boiler. If the chocolate becomes too chocolate than unsweetened or semi­ There are a couple of don'ls that plate or tray, and set aside. cool for working, it can easily be sweet baking chocolate, and is also should be remembered: Don’t store Melt the chocolate in a 2-cup glass rewarmed. , used in baking, or for making decora­ chocolate in the refrigerator or measuring cup at .50 [xjrcenl power Chocolate is delicate; never overheat tive garnishes. freezer; white streaks will appear. (Med) until smooth and glossy and it. Microwave at 50 percent power • Milk chocolate is similar to sweet Don’t use water- or alcuhol-basc easy to spoon or pour. is (Med) and stir often. Fully melted baking chocolate, but contains addi­ flavorings or colorings. They contain Spoon 1 tablespoon of melted choco­ chocolate may hold its shape. If you tional milk fat and solids. Melted milk water. The chocolate will harden late into each double cupcake liner, or 1 WfSrSIDE! judge by appearance alone, it can chocolate makes a quick dessert suddenly, and will not melt properly if teaspoon into each liqueur cup form. ^a c lo u a 3 bedroom ColdnlM Cape. Formal dining room, eat- JUST become too hot. The last small pieces topping. water is added. Tilt cups side to side to coat. cablneta, encloaad from porch and 9 room. 2 bath home In IhaBucklay SchoolaraalLarge tat floor should be stirred to melt them • Chocolate chips are either .semi­ If you wish to make chocolate Use fine water color brush to bring ERA t YEAR BUYER'S PROTECTION PLANI Florida room, fireplaced llvinq room. MUST BE SEENI completely. sweet or milk chocolate. Chocolate candies, melt the candy-maker choco­ chocolate smoothly into pleated sides Olde Fashioned Super Family-sized Chocolate is available in many types flavored chips contain less chocolate late in a glass measuring cup. When of paper, and to within Vi-lnch of the Manchester $56,900 Manchester $74,900 that differ in percentage of chocolate, and cocoa butter. Chocolate chips are properly melted and smooth, pour or top. Continue until chocolate is uniform at Its best. 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Fireplace. Garage with loft. If the melted chocolate has become and cocoa butter, and Is used in Candy maker chocolate may be pur­ too cool to pour or spoon, simply reheat filling or liqueurs. 646-2482 tllustration by Marge Churchill baking. chased locally at Flo’s Cake Decorat­ at 50 percent power (Med) for .30 t'lease turn to page 23 I 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesdiiy, August 8, 1984 M.VNCTIKSTKH IIKHAl.l). Wetlnc.silay. .August B, IH84___ 19 Home ice cream New England Recipes Berry-peach pie can rival others Is fresh delight Not hot enough for you? Try Boston’s spicy ethnic food UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa (UPI) — Making and Now, while the blueberries are at their finest, try eating ice cream at home is a popular way to beat the- h 2 teaspoons paprika By United Press international says Helen Chen of Joyce Chen’s INDIAN: 4 large tomatoes nated lamb, (should 1 ‘ tender this delicious fresh peach and blueberry pie. summer heat, and with the right ingredients — and a Inc. enough to break in hands.) Add ■ 4 teaspoon fennel seed Serve it at an elegant poolside party — or merely few precautions — homemade ice cream can rival the TOSTON - (UPI) - The fire­ water if lamb sticks. After tender, ' 4 teaspoon ehlli powder when you want to treat your family to a bit of the good best commerical confections. "In Chinese cooking, we’re very Oh Calcutta! Marinate lamb in i": cup vinegar add 2-3 cups water. Simmer 10 light over which ethnic food is the much aware of balance — the and 3 heaping teaspoons of red ■ < teaspoon red pi'pper life. There are only a few simple steps to follow, say two hottest has raged on for years with Lamb Vindaloo minutes. Ready to serve. Serve ' t teaspoon white pepper experts from Pennsylvania State University. balance of hot spices with aro­ pepper. Let sit. Meanwhile, chop 4 with rice or bread. Blueberry-Peach Flan zesty debate. matic ones. We don’t just throw in Z pounds lamb, boned and large onions, fry in oil. Chop garlic ' 4 teaspoon dried oregano Raymond Binkley, manager of Penn State’s milk Some say Mexican tacos or absolutely trimmed into 2-inrh ' 4 teaspoon dried basil plant, recommends using finely shaved ice in the ice a lot of hot peppers,” Ms. Chen cloves, fry with onions. 4 oz. CREOLE: 1 pint fresh blueberries, rinsed and drained Texas chili is the champion of fire says. cubes ginger, finely chopped and peeled, I‘/i pounds (6 medium) fresh ripe peaches cream freezer. He said many people make the extinguisher food, while others Vinegar C’ombine dried ingredients in >/4 cup water mistake of using cubes or coarsely cracked ice in their "Szechuan cooking is not best fry with onions. After mixture is Devon On stand by Indian curry. Connois­ enjoyed when it’s really hot. It is Red hot pepper browned, throw in 1 tsp. cumin howl. Dip tuna into clarified ■/t cup sugar ice cream machines. seurs of oriental and Asian cuisine 4 large onions butter. Sprinkle fish with season "Cubes don’t take the heat away from the mix fast not in balance when it’s hot. The powder, 1 tsp. coriander powder. The Common >/t cup corn starch work up a sweat over Thai food or effect is not to bum your mouth Garlic cloves ' 4 tsp turmeric, 1 tsp. red paprika. ing on both sides Heat a black-iron Va teaspoon salt enough,” Binkley said. Szechuan pork, while southerners away, but to taste flavorful,” she Fresh ginger Stir mixture constantly. Blackened Tuna skillet over high heat until it is 2>/a cups milk The shaved ice should be mixed with rock salt — not often opt for Cajun-creole Louisi­ says. Cumin powder beyond smoking stage 3 tablespoons butter or margarine table salt — at about three parts ice to one part salt. ana cooking with mint juleps. Szechuan peppers make the Coriander Chop 4 large tomatoes, add to 8 ounee porlinn of fresh bluefin {'ook l-'v minutes on each side, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract The salt helps cool the ice cream faster. And anyone who’s had raw fish Turmeric onion mixture. When mixtures tuna basting with more' butter as it dishes hot, but also important are 3 teaspoons salt 1 baked 10-inch flan (or 10-inch pie) pastry shell Hundreds of ice cream recipes are available in as part of Japanese sushi or those aromatic spices like garlic Red paprika becomes sauce, throw in m ari­ cooks. (recipe follows) cookbooks, but Binkley suggests looking for some sashimi knows the nostril sting of and giner which enhance the flavor t tablespoons peach preserves simple ingredients: milk, cream, condensed skim the potent green horseradish of food. Halve 4 peaches and place in saucepan with water; milk, cane sugar and perhaps a little com sugar for paste, wasabi. SiifKT ( tiiipon .S||(UT ( Otipotl )' All bum, but hot food fans use a The battle over the hot stuff cover and simmer for 10 minutes or until tender. smoothness. French ice creams include eggs for roars on. But here are a few Duncan i lint's Cake Mix A&l’ l .aruc I jins Drain off peach liquid. Allow peaches to cool slightly: richness and stability. different thermometer for their lA V lR ANV VAHIIM HII I (illAIII A remove skins and pits. Puree peaches in blender or favorites: Sweat pouring down the recipes from the experts for a hot food processor. / Philip Keeney, professor of food science and one of back of the neck and one hand summer’s night: IC I To prepare filling for flan, mix sugar, corn starch the country’s leading ice cream experts, says the reaching for a cold brew. Each spicy ethnic food main­ MEXICAN; 5 9 5 . - P € S S » 6 9 5 and salt in large saucepan. Gradually stir in milk. X secret to good homemade ice cream is basic; use lots AP-2 602 AP 2 603 Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantly; of cream. Some home ice cream makers substitute tains the distinct character of its boil 1 minute. Remove from heat; stir in butter, then milk for cream, perhaps to cut calories. native region. Fiery spices, com­ Guadalaharry’8 I peach puree. Cool filling rapidly by placing in pan of plimented with varying aromatic Red Chili COIME CEUJEBRATE OUR 125th EHRTHEIAY WITH THESE GREEN PRICE SPECIAL S. cold water; stir frequently. Stir in vanilla. Cream contains butterfat and that’s what separates flavors, preserve the identity and To assemble flan, cut remaining peaches into slices. good ice cream from great ice cream. Supermarket individual zest. Vi cup lard or vegetable oil Melt preserves in small saucepan over low heat; ice cream contains 10 percent butterfat, but 3 pounds beef chuck, boneless strain. Brush over peach slices. Place I cup of the superprem mixture taste thick and greasy. MEXICAN food, perhaps the ■A cup chill powder blueberries into pastry shell. Spoon filling evenly over "T he only way to make good ice cream at home is to most popular spicy cuisine, has 1 tablespoon salt blueberries. Arrange peaches and blueberries in use lots of cream,” Keeney said, ’’Some also use traveled from south of the border 1-‘A teaspoons garlic powder DOUBLE desired pattern on top of flan. Chill at least 1 hour evaporated milk. Sweetened condensed milk is to all parts of the United States. 1-‘A tabspoons jalapeno pepper before serving. Yields: 8 servings. better.” Most people have tried a taco, juice 3 cups water Sweetened condensed milk also provides sugar for nacho, burrito, enchilada or chili. Flan Pastry Shell But Ned Sheppard of Guadala- One-third cup of flour ( UIIHMHrTA0«finiSI^\ ' 4alt Al Ol Ibptp bPiOM Adttrliitd tbp «d«t>li4»d •l•m4 price >«Q6.4*d in ••rh to AiPSlO'Pbu (••dily avu•■(AplAtIuIHp I o< \ I the mix, Keeney said. harry’s Restaurant in Boston says yitfnHKT sppc.l.cillyooifdinth.iad y Mix IV4 cups unsifted all-purpose flour and '/i His basic recipe: milk, cream, sweetened Mexican food is not the hottest. Cut boneless chuck into >A inch teaspoon salt in bowl. Cut in 'A cup vegetable condensed milk and flavoring. The flavors can be as The bite comes from liberal use cubes. Heat lard or oil in a heavy shortening with a pastry blender until mixture imaginitive as the tastes of the makers. of both red and green chili peppers, six-quart pot. Brown meat in oil. resembles coarse meal. Sprinkle in about 3 "That’s one of the appealing things about ice cream; but the spiciness lie in the sauces Add chili powder, salt, garlic, Fresh Whole tablespoons cold water, a small amount at a time, — just about any flavor seems to blend in well with it,” rather than the food. jalapeno pepper juice a'nd add 2 WHOLE FRYERS-2V2 TO 3 LBS. OR while tossing with fork until all particles are Keeney said. cups water to beef. Bring to a low Ground Beef BOX-O-CHICKEN MIXED FRYER PARTS Top Rounds moistened and cling together when gathered into a "I would say Mexican food is not In the Philippines, a popular dessert is corn ice the hottest, especially in compari­ boil, cover and cook for one hour or LESSER QUANTITIES 1 48 LB. BEEF ROUND-BONELESS 16 TO 26 IBS ball. Cover with a damp cloth and allow to stand a few until meat is tender. minutes. cream — complete with whole kernels mixed in like son with something like Indian F r e s h "AGdir""AGdir chocolate chips. food,” he says. Combine flour and 1 cup cold Roll pastry on lightly floured board, about Vi-inch waterwitha wire whip. When meat thick, to a 12-inch circle. Line 10-inch flan or pie pan Manufacturers also have made sweet potato and Ultimate chili though can in­ C h i c k e n s clude tongue burners such as is tender, pour flour water through 3-Lb. Pkg. Cualorn with pastry. If using flan pan, trim pastry even with broccoli ice cream, and a couple of years ago made lb. or More 9 garlic ice cream for a California garlic festival. tabasco sauce, cayenne pepper, a strainer into meat. Stir until lb. Cul top of pan . If using pie pan, fold pastry under to form a thickened. Reduce heat and standing rim, flute edge. Bake at 425 degrees F. for 12 red and black pepper, chili pepper This Blueberry-Peach Flan makes the season. Kenney said a newspaper food editor told him she and chili powder, Louisiana red hot simmer 10 minutes. Serve ina bowl lESSCR OUANTITICS1 M LB -fOAII^RLy GROUND CHUCK SPLIT. QUARTERED on WITH PARTS OF BACK-FRESH RItf HOUND RONILISS to 15 minutes or until pastry is lightly browned. Cool or wrapped in a flour tortilla with I9H on rack. most of the fruits while they're in saw clam chowder ice cream in a small shop on Cape sauce, freshly ground Italian hot Lean Ground Gut Up C Q C Chicken l^e^ iiip Round Roasls It I Cod. “She said it tasted just like clam chowder. I peppers, hot taco sauce and hot sour cream and jalapeno pepper WITHWINOS-FRCSH lilEI ROUND BONttlSS assume it was New England style.” picante and hot salsa, jalapeno slices. Chicken Breast Qtrs. n, 6 9 ' Fresh Fryers m Quarters ibO^ litp Round Steaks 228 Serves 4-6. K EF 1-LB.PKQ.VM pepper, and the real killer — t. 128 FULLY COOKED-WCOOKED-WATER ATER ADOlADOEO-BONE IN FULLY COOKED-W ATER ADDED B O N ^ FULLY COOKED -WAtFM ADDI I) ilONf IN African bird peppers. A&P Meat Franks p g i THAI: WHOLE Shank PortionPortiol 6 9 ^ I lam Steaks 2 99 Runzas, Nebraska sandwich favorites, may soon be available here Smoked Hams . 7 9 ' , Conti'r CAJUN-CREOLE cuisine, na­ Fresh Perdue Chickens 5 9 ' Smoked Hamsu Rump Portion or RoastsI IK;' Slii.ps tl» X LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) - Its Runzas — sweetened bread dough the restaurants, said most of the tive to Louisiana, is a strong Bangkok WITH BACON A CHEDDAR CHEESE USD A INSPECTED ^ lESSEHOUANIimSey IB D lir ROUND BONIlISS- l(N> HOUND the 20th century. Some recipes She also began the business in Everett taught both men how to 0 199 59 . J i b Pfcfl 7 0 ^ name, Runza, sounds more like a turnovers filled with ground beef, franchising requests are from competitor as the hottest ethnic Cheese Hot Dogs g 1 Fresh Oiicketi Breasis ib 1 Fresh C hicken Lens M Mot« Ib / ' I Jindoh Broil Steaks called for any kind of meat, her home kitchen. make the sandwiches. Milan Eve­ food. Red Curry Chicken dance than a sandwich— and it is cabbage, onion and spices — were Nebraskans who moved away. including pork. Cabbage and on­ K E F t3-OZ.PKQ 1 Bt tMtMEAT SLiCEO 159CQ FRESH KKtbrt UtNUINtGENUINE AMtHlUAN-WMULtAMERICAN-WHOLE « >7n fFREW KESH - -AWANR^RIUAN RICANSt^lDER VfOUlDEH BlBLADE AD CHOPS I »«LB B H iA D A B U T tE R 3 4 0 / OR not yet a threat to the burger sold 34 years ago at asmall store in "We even have a request in Because Mrs. Everett was kept rett trademarked the Runza name, The tangy dishes such as lobster Oscar Mayer Bologna pkg I Leu O-Lamb Oven Ready .. F ’ Rib l amb C hops ( pm Chop! \ Vlasif Pickk's "'Mil ions are obligatory. and they opened their first store in 1 pound chicken breast, cut up A .-V i \ b ' barons...... a sparsely-populated section of Nigeria. A Nigerian gentleman Everett's recipe, which remains busy baking the sandwiches for her gumbo and blackened tuna, which pieces But the president of the Runza southwest Lincoln. neighbors, she asked her brother, 1948. migrated south from Nova Scotia went to the (state) university here a trade secret, came originally Floods in 1948 and 1949 hurt Vi cup corn oil Drive Inns of America says he has That store is still in operation, and likes Runzas.” from his grandmother, whose Alex Brening, and her brOther-in- in the 1700s, incorporate German, 1 tablespoon red curry paste more than 300 requests for fran­ along with 21 others, all but two in law, Milan Everett, if they wanted business, so the restaurant didn’t French, and Spanish cooking tech­ The sandwich was introduced to heritage was German-Russian. really get rolling until 1950, Donald ■A cup slices of bamboo shoots Plump & Juicy Thompson Mrs. Filberts chises, primarily from California Nebraska. the area by people of Gennan His mother, Sarah "Sally” Eve­ to start a business selling them. niques, as well as those of the 1 cup coconut milk and Colorado. Donald Everett, 40, president Everett said. In 1966 he bought the Arcadian Indians. heritage who had migrated to rett, Americanized it by using ■A cup milk Seedless Grapes FROM NEARBY FARMS The first commercially made and major stockholder in most of Both agreed to take the job oh as trade name rights and opened the Spices indigenous to the Louisi­ Chicken Margarine Russia and then to the U.S. early in ground beef, he said. a sideline, Everett said. Mrs. second restaurant. ■A tablespoon sugar CALIFORNIA-PLUMP JUICY ana area — cayenne, tabasco, chili 1 tablespoon fish sauce Butter IV Sugar 8 * in h u sh 88 and jalapeno peppers — give the Vi cup green peas Cajun- creole its flavor. Abundant Sweet Corn ears Try stuffed shells, garden-style shellfish such as oysters, crabs and AMERICA'S FAVORITE FRUIT Stir fry the red curry paste in Yellow crawfish and other seafood from com oil over medium heat. When it : By Alleen Claire area waters of the Gulf lend is fragrant, add chicken pieces. 78 Bananas 3 m T 69 substance. COMBO. SAUSAGE OR PASTEURIZED PROCESS NEA Food Editor Stirring constantly, when the CALIFORNIA COLORFUL VARIETIES t.Alll UMNIA Ull I t Ut I lUM I WMITtUOA "Creole is as hot as it comes,” chicken is well coated with curry . 7 9 ' say chefs Danny Wisel and Stuart Jeno’s Cheese J 0 9 Larne Plums Pink (irapelruil 2 ,..99' Kraft Velveeta 9 9 The experimental combination paste. Add coconut milk, fresh CALIF ORNIAriHM JUICV II ORlDABUttERv 11 AVOHEO f I lb of foods created by French chefs, Reed of Boston’s Devon On The milk, sugar and fish sauce. Bring Pizza ’p^r Bartlett Pears .6 9 ' l.arne Avmados ...59 jjkil 1 Common. CONCENTRATED l AHfil OH SMAl I CUHU called nouvelle cuisine, is cur­ to a boil, then add green peas, IDEAL F OH SUMME RIEMONA[>l Pl u m p Hi RRiES rently simmering on the back “We can adjust it to make it as bamboo shoots. Stir a few times. Tropicana 119 Larne Lemons 5 . 9 9 ' I .arne Blueberries ixrll 1 Axelrod’s ( ollane ( Itei se 9 9 mu . Punt 12 07 ciN awir burner. American chefs, and ma­ hot as you want, but we’ve had to Removefrom heat. FLORIDA COOL tANGV f OR SUMMIHSAI AOS LOCAL GROWN m g v g * .. tone it down for our clientele,” they Orange Juice ca n 1 I .arne I .inn's 1 0 .9 9 ' Cticiimhers 4 „-88 Minute Maid Orange .liiiee VV jor French chefs, still are inven­ REGULAR OR CRUNCHY tive but less elaborate in their say. SZECHUAN: CANTALOUPE HONrvOCW WATERMElON CUTS FHESMCHISP All FLAVORS creations. The two have invented a creole ^ I t e s t 2 0 9 Lxira Kanev Melon I'ravs » / " Pascal C elery ,,.,.59 Yoplail Custard Youiirl 'Z 3 9 The rising star is nuova cucina, cocktail they enjoy after a tough CASARA CRANSHAW PERSIAN CANARY FRESH LOCAL GROWN Whl’ day in the kitchen. They soak a Joyce Chen’s Polar Bars Variety IMebms ,5 9 ' (irt'i'n CahhaKe . 19 IIimmI( ottaue( heese "i;,' or the Italian version of nouvelle CHOC CHix: wMiiASwiRioitCHOC caamiiswirl NAiuRAi 160/CONI avav- cuisine. Italian dishes are ex­ split and seeded jalapeno pepper in a bottle of gin with a trace of Chungking Jell-O Puddinn Pops 2"^ Green Price (iroccry Spt'cials Breakstone’s Sour ( ream 9 9 ' tremely popular in the United ANN PAGE B H IAK S tO N I S a S iS j ' States. Many basic Italian recipes vermouth to make a deliciously hot Beef Shreds Handi Whip 5 9 ' lemplL'i' ( ream ( heese 8 9 are being prepared with lighter martini. GRAPf PUNCH I i MONADI OM ICI DMA ^ .. sauces and a mixture of vegetables (Reprinted by permission of the Non Dairy Creamer 3 'r 89 ' 7 Seas Ilimd Fruit Drinks ,:; 6 9 THAI food is perhaps the least author from Joyce Chen Cook POTATO ar even fruit added to pasta. i.w This trend fits in with the common hot ethnic food in the Book. Published by Joyce Chen Ore Ida Tater Tots pkg 1 Dressings Pizza (heesi' X '99' growing interest in eating well SECTION United States, but may be the Gourmet Products. Copyright, 1962,1982 by Joyce Chen. All rights while watching one’s calories. Peas and carrots go with Italian cheeses for stuffed hottest. Garden-style stuffed shells aren’t Chef Pen Bon Sueksagan of the reserved.) shells. Chips Ahoy • VIvA ItaliAn exactly non-fattening but the ap­ Bangkok restaurant says "we are 1 pound beef steak, shredded • Htrbt & Spices Waldorf proach is definitely nuova cucina. much hotter than any other food,” very fine (flank steak is best, • Viv« Parmesan To be published slightly frozen) Cookies • Red Wine 1 jar (3Z ounces) chunky garden- parsley. and a waiter walks tables con­ & Vinegar Bath Ti.ssiie style spaghetti sauce with green This kitchen-tested recipe stantly refilling water glasses as 3 tablespoon soy sauce 69 SINGLE PLY-400-CT Garden-Style peppers and mushrooms makes 6 servings. Wednesday, August 22 proof. I teaspoon dry sherry Stuffed Shells The secret of Thai food flavor, Vi cup cooking oil SALTED OR UNSALTED UECAFFEINATED Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Bangkok chefs say, lies in the 1 tablespoon ^nger root, peeled Sunshine K rlsny^Q C High Point 1 pound rlcotla cheese Evenly spread 1 cup sauce in a The 1959 Grammy Award for the and coconut milk, included to make the and shredded very fine 7Q^# 4 rolls tVi cups (10 ounces) shredded 13x9-inch bakine dish; set aside. best record went to Bobby Darin "hotness” taste better. 1 tablepoon hot pepper flakes Crackers ^ Instant Coffee # In pkg mozzarella cheese (reserve 1 cup) for his "Mack the Knife.” "Indian food just burns your ■A cup carrot, peeled and ALL PURPOSE -'BEAN' CUSTOM GROUND 1 egg In a bowl, thoroughly combine tongue. Our food tastes good,” shredded very line MILK CHOCOLATE OR VANILLA-READY TO SPREAD Gold Medal CQC t O ’ Clock 5 tablespoons chopped fresh ricotta cheese, l‘A cups mozzarella Friday, August 24 says Sueksagan. 1 cup stringed celery stalks, very Duncan Hines i 29 ALL VARIETIES parsley (reserve Z tablespoons) cheese, egg, 3 tablespoons parsley, Council ot Churches fine shreds, do not use leaves Flour tag L*e Purina 1(K) 3 tablespoons finely chopped scallions, salt, thyme and pepper. INDIAN food chef Aschari Singh 1 teaspoon salt Frosting ’LTA PACKED IN OIL OR WATER TINY LITTLE TEA LEAVES 4 scallions Add peas and carrots: mix gently. The National Council of Jaggi, owner of the Oh Calcutta!, (leisha Chunk iCQC aTetkw QQ Cat F(H)d H n s m m s HOUID Vk teaspoon salt Churches in the U.S.A., which was though, says "Indian food is the Mix beef, soy sauce and sherry. lOOct formed in 1950, is a cooperative Light Tuna Tea Bags t)08 Downy l ahrie Solteiier I Vi teaspoon thyme Fill each shell with about best and hottest. It has more Set aside. Pour 'A cup of oil into a 4 P K .C O R D 2 .9 9 OR AA 1 federation of 32 Protestant and the Wednesday Section will Include: || SUNSMINI - V INI.H Vk teaspoon pepper tablespoon cheese mixture. Ar­ content than raw hot pepper and hot wok. Add beef mixture and stir 9 9 ' Viva Napkins 7 9 ' 1 package (10 ounces) frozen Orthodox churches seeking to it’s more satisfying.” constantly over a high flame for 8 Duracell 9 9 I lont'.y Ciraham ( raekers'X 1 White Paper Plait's range shells in baking dish. Bake, advance programs and policies of > ,1R HOT OR f.O( D Hi V( HAGt S peas and carrots, blanched covered, 15 minutes. Uncover, top Jaggi says Mexican, Thai and to 10 minutes or more until the Batteries pk 1 Whealies C ereal T ' I'oam Cups tlOUlD 10'» mutual interest to its members. KTTER HOMES * GARDENS ^. m . Wisk Delernenl Ml I 1 package (12 ounces) Jumbo with remaining mozzarella cheese ^School Bus Routes. Szechuan food don’t last and that edges of the beef are browned. rONTAINblO GHAPt JUICI f ARIVf.AI IFOHNIA The council's member churches I WO PLY shells for stuffing, cooked and and bake 5 minutes or until cheese Indian food “stays with you.” Remove beef and oil to a colander “Fast Food” Cs FRESHCUT |W want to cool down order the hot celery for another 30 seconds, QUALITY REGULAR OR PINK LEMONADE OR C4)d !■ ilk-1 dishes in the summer, he says. Toothpastettnnaste lu b e FRESH c u t By Alleen Claire 1 large onion, chopped (1 cup) mustard, pepper sauce, Worces­ stirring constantly. Add the cooked Minute Maid NEA Food Editor ■A teaspoon basil tershire and 'A cup whole berry- '^Valuable School Information. "Indian food is a food for young and drained beef, salt and remove PLUS DEPOSIT Hunt’s Tomato 3 QQC Fkmnder ITIk'i ,„3'« 1 teaspoon leaf oregano, cranberiY sauce; mix well. Press people,” says Jaggi, because its from the heat. Serve immediately. Paste tan's Punch M ix FRESHCAlK.OBAr 199 If you haven't tried grilling foods crumbled mixture into a 9x5x3-inch loaf pan spiciness stimulates hormones and This is a famous Szechuan dish and NABISCO REGULAR DIET OR CAFFEINE FREE l-'kirida Scalkips Hi 1 in foil over charcoal, you are in for 'A teaspoon leaf savory, to shape: turn loaf out onto a ^Timely Ads From Localjgerchqnts^ is “good for sex.” the only one which does not call for §^r‘“'24s9’’ Wheatsworth 0 9 Coca Cola r RE SHOE NUtNf |W a treat. The flavor is different from crumbled double thickness of heavy-duty com starch mixed with the small P L U S K P O S IT-2 4 12432 CANS BlueEish 1 ilk'i what you would get if you baked a 1 teaspoon salt aluminum foii which is large SZECHUAN cooking, native to pieces of meat, which should be Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Crackers ”ta7' 1 or Tab «!' FRESH StK.ED barbecued meatloaf, for example, ■A teaspoon pepper enough to completely enclose the China, can be the hottest of foods, dry and chewy. The carj^ot and Tima Steaks ,„3” in the oven. llA cups packaged bread meatloaf. but that is not the desired effect. celery should be crisp. Baste frequently with a special crumbs* Combine remaining ‘A cup whole l.argi' llaBan Bread 69‘ ( arando(iRfy & I’epperoni Weaver ( hii-ken Roll .. 2 ” I'A tablespoons prepared mus­ berry-cranberry sauce and wine; Whok' Bar-B-Qui'd 1 49 cranberry-red wine sauce. Old Fashioned R>e - .89' .\ ih h l4 Ts lierh & (iarlie ( hiekens . 1 ( ohmial tranks . 2 ” While grilling the meatloaf, tard brush mixture over meatloaf. Advertising Deadline Is Wed, August 15th wrap mixed fresh vegetables in ■A teaspoon Tabasco pepper Wrap foil securely around loaf, Manchester Shehered Workshop Bakery IhaDoKorllamhurgRolls 8.,89' Imported Fremh Brie ( okrnial liokrgna u ..I’' heavy-duty foil and cook them over sauce folding in both ends to keep juices 57 Hollister Street (Bentley School) Ch(K'. ( hip C'4Mikies I l.onghorn ( heddar Ihirman’s Arm'riean ( Ihsm' 2 ” the grill, about 20 minutes before I tablespoon Worcestershire in. | ( hini-s4' Sl>h' ( how Mein , 2*’ serving time. sauce Grill meatloaf about 6 inches For Your Space Reservation. Call The I Open for Sales to the Public! 1 cup whole berry-cranberry from charcoal, unwrapping to WE RESIRVf tHE RIGHT U m IMIT SALES AND TO CORRECTliar K T (jwdYPOTaRAPHICAl I’oii Spare ERRORS Ribs ifEM ,. .V S FO R SA l F NOT AVAH AHi F lO W H fH f SAI F OH Ml TAN M A L I MS sauce baste with cranberry-wine mix­ July and August PRICES E F ftp T iy e S U N . AUG 5TH THRU SAT AUG I IT H i Grilled Barbecued Vi cup dry red wine or cranberry ture, several times, and then juice rewrapping. Check meat at l‘A 643-2711 (I Weds., Thurs., and Fri.’^ Meatloaf hours; loaf should be done through­ 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester In a large bowl, combine beef, out, but still juicy and tender. This ' ^ HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.; 3 pounds ground chuck or round garlic, onion, oregano, basil, sa­ kitchen-tested recipe makes 8 For Further Information - Call 646-5718 1 clove garlic, crushed vory, salt, pepper, bread crumbs. servings. SATUR D AY 8:00 A. M. T O 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. T O 5:00 P.M. 20 M ANCHESTK R U K R A Ll). Wcdritsdiiy,. August B, 1984 MANfllK.STKR H ER ALD , WixIliesiLiy. Aiimisl H. 1984 21 Advice SMART NUTRITION Salad combines sardines, shrimp, vegetables ' I cup oih e oil Women are more health-conscious By Alleen Claire 1 package (6 ounces) wild and NEA Food Editor long grain rice Readers say Abby’s wrong 49% 49% A make-ahead salad can be the Uombine first .seven ingredients □ WOMEN main dish at a campsite or picnic. in a bowl or glass jar. Combine Here is one chock-full of protein salad dressing mix with white ■ MEN from the combination of sardines wine, wine vinegar and oil. blend­ and shrimp, with a variation of on certain children’s right ing thoroughly P o u r over sardine- 43% fresh vegetables (such as scal­ shrimp mixture Marinate in glass lions, onions, radishes and green container for several hours at DEAR ABBY; I differ with you contained a sexual reference. She olives) added to it. These are room temperature or bottom shelf on your views about children who appeared to have been intimate combined after marinating with of lefrigeralor don't want their parents to read with half the boys in her senior wild and long grain rice. Prepare rice ai’i'ording to pack- their yearbooks. Dear class! Take along fresh fruit and You stated that the yearbook ,ige directions Cool to room Later she explained that it was cookies for dessert and your IcmpciMturc and pour into plastic belongs to the child and should not Abby only a joke ■— all the kids wrote favorite beverage. be read by parents without the stuff like that. b.ig Chill Chill s.irdinc shrimp child's permission. Well, baloney! Abigail 31% mixUirc That week I began talking to I paid for that yearbook, and if my Marinated .•VI camp or pienu' .site, toss Van Buren groups of seniors about the impor­ son isn't brave enough to tell his m.irinalcd fish and vegetables tance of a yearbook as a legacy. I friends to watch what they write in Sardine Salad with nee ;ind serve told them that there will come a his yearbook, that is his problem I This kitchen tested recipe day when their own children will will certainly look at his yearbook 1 can (3d Hidg:m:i Ui'foie llw Unigue of wrote a filthy expression across student, well-liked and was never never regret it. ■/> cup chopped parsley 1 package (0.7 ounces) garlic wine vin4'gur Nations balti'd the war, there were my picture. 1 tried to erase the in any trouble that I knew about. LA MAESTRA, N Y C. ■/4 cup stuffed green olives. salad dressing mix 2 tablespoons r4-d wine vim-gar 48 casualties words and ended up erasing my When I told her I was shocked at picture. The words were still some of the writings in her D EA R A B B Y : It seems that readable, so I had to cut them out yearbook, she said, "Oh, Gram! lately in your attempts to I'get with 1 ^ — 1• rr 1 For your next patio party, serve spicy and flavortui taco N ew ^^as make variety in macaroni saiads with a razor blade. You're .so old-fashioned. Don't it.” you are really screwing up. Maintain lamb salad. When I asked the boy why he did believe any of that .stuff! The kids You defend a child's right to Avoid Eat a Avoid it, he said he was just kidding I just make up things to write sO privacy, and say parents should too much proper balanced snacking .By Alleetr Clatre 2 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon ally. Drain, rinsing well: cool cup willi asp.iragiis or artichoke: was ashamed to show my yearbook they'H sound cool ' not look at their children's year­ NEA Food Editor Mrs. Dash slightly. III milligrams sodium |M-r cup to anyone because of the stupidity Well, Abby. I guess I'm ju,st a books without permis.sinn sugar weight diet Taco lamb salad I tablespoon Dijon-slyle mus­ Mt'anwiiilc, in a screw lop jar. witli peas or pea pods) of one person. To this day I've 6«-year-old fossil. What do I know? The old-fashioned macaroni tard 4'onihiiic vcgctabli' oil. vinegar, 2 .Siibslitiiti' one medium sweet Come on, Abby. Everyone knows never shown my yearbook to my ARPALLED IN VIRGINIA NEA GRAPHIC/Marilyn Post salad has some competition. More 1 teaspoon sugar Mrs. Dash, iiiiistard and siig.ir red pepper, cut into thin strips, for parentsoranyoneel.se. that children have no rights. It is (Source; Riter Marketing Research/Market Fact) types of pasta are available in 2 cups mushroom slices Cover and shake well, scl aside tomato; too milligrams sodium D IN DENVER D EA R ABBY: lam a high school the responsibility of the parents to hit of any picnic supermarkets today and many 1 package (10 ounees) frozen rU u’c pa.sla in a 3-qiiai'l bowl. P4T cup teacher in New York City, and the see that their children are reared Women are more likely than men to be women earned higher marks for such gourmet restaurants offer both hot cooked small shrimp, tliawi'd, Add remaining iiigrcilimils. Pour :i. Suhstilule IwoO'i ounce eans D E A R A B B Y: The question of letter regarding yearbooks inter- in a clean and wholesome and cold pasta salads. drained (about 2 cups) dressing over pasta mixture; loss rt'diieed sodium cliimk wliite tuna, atmo.sphere. health conscious at mealtime. In a things as eating a balanced diet and The next time you're trying to guests will love you for it. Ah...ligh- privacy in yearbooks came up in o-sted me because last month I had This version is low in sodium, but I Vi cups blanched fresh broccoli to mix well Cover; chill 2 (o 3 hours draini'd. flaked, or shrimp: 106 plan the perfect patio party, just our family the same week you occasion to look through the survey of more than 3,000 consumers. avoiding snacks. t... luscious... limit less lamb. the peppy dressing adds a fresh florets (or 1 10-ounee package or overnight Toss again just milligrams sodium per eii|i Children need to be protected — imagine this setting. The patio mentioned it in your column. yearbook of one of my favorite splash of flavor. Vary ingredients frozen broccoli spears, lhawi'd, cut liefore serving. This kitchen tested not given rightsd to do wrong. breeze is cool, the margaritas are I-saw my granddaughter's year­ students — a lovely, refined young for a summer full of pasta up) recipe makes about 8 cups (lasta Upper Volta OUTRAGED IN ORANGE, frosty nd tart, a basket of lightly book and was appalled to see the lady. Almost every autograph Supermarket Shopper Taco Lamb Salad pleasure. Vt cup green onion slices salad: 106 milligrams sodiu’m |M‘r Upper Volta Is a landloeked CALIF. salted tortilla chips rests on the 1 medium tomato, cut into thin cup. eoiiiitry about thi'size of Colorado. redwood table and, positioned as (12 servings) wedges It is in West Africa, south of the the main entree, sits a very large Create-A-Pasta Salad VAHIATIONS: I Siibsliliilc one Sahara desert I'reneh control gowl of spicy and flavorful Taco 4 cups cooked leg of lamb, cut in In a 3-quart saucepan, bring lO-oiinci' pekage frozen asparagus Lamb Salad. W " cubes* 2 quarts water dated back to 1896. and in 1947 Spells of rapid heartbeats ‘Favorite brand’ strategy water and oil to a rolling boil. Add ciils, sweet green peas. oiieO-oimec Upper Volta was declared a What exactly is a Taco Lamb 1 head of lettuce, torn in 2 teaspoons vegetable oil pasta; reduce heat slightly. Con­ package frozen arliclioke licarlsor territory. It gained iiulependenee Salad? Besides absolutely deli­ salad-size pieces 2 cups uncooked corkscrew- tinue boiling, uncovered, about 8 one (i-oiinee package frozcii pea io 1!)60, when a pro-French govern- cious, it is a mixture of fresh lamb '/t cup chopped sweet onion shaped pasta (rotini) Two thirds cup vegetable oil minutes or until pa.sla is al dente pods, thawed, drained, for broc­ iiienl was elected The government doesn’t always cubes, crisp lettuce, red onion, 4 tomatoes, cut in V i" pieces (slightly firm ), .stirring occasion­ coli. (106 milligrams sodium per may pose a health problem Vi cup white wine vinegar has since tweii overthrown. tomatoes, kidney beans, pinto 1 cun (IS oz.) red kidney beans, beans, ripe avocados, tacosea.son- drained and rinsed DEAR DR. LAMB — I get a rapid By AAartIn Sloane ing mix, Cheddar cheese and black 1 can (15 oz.) pinto beans, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, United Feature Syndicate heartbeat sometimes and I have had New York, NY 10019. Clip ‘n’ file refunds olives. The ingredients arc tho­ drained and rinsed it since I was about 1H am now 59. roughly combined and lightly 3 medium size or 2 large ripe The other way to prevent increase D E A R M A R TIN : When a refund offer asks for a Now my heartbeat seems much Your problems from heart irregularities as Cosmetics, Grooming Aids tossed with a sweet Russian avocados, cut in '/«’’ cubes heavier. When I lie on my left side, I (File No. 11-C) label from your favorite brand of fruit cocktail or tuna dressing and crushed tortilla chips 1 package taco seasoning mix feel it beat. one gets older is to prevent arterial fish, for example, as part of the required proofs of Health disease. That means paying attention to produce a delectably crunchy, 1 package (12 oz.) tortilla chips, I have lived a normal life all these Clip out this file and keep it with similar purchase, could you send in a label from a store party-pleasing meal. crushed** to the risk factors for heart attacks brand? — Michele Hettinger, Sterling, Va. years, but I am concerned that it may Lawrence and strokes and doiiw what one can to cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Taco Lamb Salad gets its win­ I bottle (8 oz.) Russian dressing be more dangerous now at 59. prevent a buildup offatty-cholesterol beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting ning flavor from the addition of Vi lb. Cheddar cheese, grated DEAR READER — A lot depends Lamb, M.D. deposits in the arteries. the needed proofs of purchase while looking for D E A R M IC H E LE : Many refund offers ask for a tender chunks of fresh larhb. Black olives, pitted and sliced on what you mean by a rapid bEAR DR. LAMB - Where could I the required forms at the supermarket, in proof of purchase from the manufacturers' own Lamb's delicate flavor is never Hot sauce (optional) heartbeat. Many people can hear go to have scars taken off my neck newspapers and magazines, and when trading brand, plus an additional proof of purchase from the overpowering and is a perfect their heartbeat in their ear and it has and under my chin? with friends. Offers may not be available in all customer's choice of another item. For instance, a meat choice for any cold salad. Combine lamb, lettuce, onion, no particular significance. Often such genated blood during thei rapid- DEAR READER — You need to areas of the country. Allow io weeks to receive cookie refund might, in addition to a few cookie box Because lamb is a naturally lean tomatoes, kidney beans, pinto NevY*. a person has become excessively anx­ heartbeat episode. each refund. proofs, ask for a proof from the customer's favorite meat and high in minerals, it's also beans, avocados, taco seasoning ious about his heart. see a plastic surgeon. What can or Some studies show that perhaps as should be done depends on what you The following refund offers are worth $15.24. brand of milk. When this is the case, the manufacturer a dieters' delight. A three-ounce and tortilla chips. Toss. Add Your question about age and heart many as a third of strokes are related mean by scars. If you have pitted skin This week’s refund offers have a total value of doesn’t care what brand the customer selects for the serving of lamb provides 176 dressing; toss. Top with cheese ipO% Pui9 Ances irregularities is a good one. If a per­ to the heart not pumping enough from old acne, the surface of the skin $31.93. other item. If the store brand is your favorite, by all calories and is an excellent source and black olives. Serve with hot son does have attacks of rapid heart blood during an attack of heart irre- means, send it in. of Vitamin B-12. niacin, iron and sauce, if desired action, or a large number of irregular may be removed, eliminating a lot of These offers don’t require a refund form: ^la rity. So it does become more *Lamb should be trimmed of all beats, they are more serious with age. the problem. Other scars can some­ EYLURE, Box 484, Farmingdale, NY 11735. Why do the manufacturers make offers like these? zinc. important to prevent significant times be minimized by resection' Receive a $1 refund. Send the empty Eylure Looking for the perfect entree to fat. That is true even if the heart irregu­ heart arrhythmas as a person gets In the case of the cookie refund, the manufacturer, in larity is not caused by heart disease. (surgery), but you will still end up carton and register tape. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. order to get supermarkets to display the cookie refund serve at your next patio party? **Chips should be added just older. That does not mean the occa­ with scars. Some scars can be treated F L E X Free Offer, P.O. Box 4296, Monticello, Look no further. Choose mouth­ before serving, as they tend to Why? Because as people get older, sional skipped beat or flip-flop is forms, will try to sell the stores on the idea that the with injections of collagen, the tissue MN 55365. Receive a coupon for a free Flex watering Taco Lamb Salad. Your soften. more of them have significant block­ going to be harmful, hut other, more offer, if displayed in the store, will not only increase protein normally, found in skin. When product. Send the register tapes with the age of their coronary arteries. When serious, irregularities may require cookie sales, but will also increase milk sales. Does it is Injected under a scar area it fills purchase prices circled, plus two proofs of they were younger, the decrease in control by some form of preventive this strategy work? Not as often as the manufacturers Here’s advice on fats and oils out the tissue and makes the scar or purchase taped to the form for each of the would like. pumping efficiency of the heart dur­ treatment. wrinkled area around the scar disap­ following free product coupons desired: 15-ounce NEW YOR K (U PI) - "Choosing oils made from vegetable oils ing irregularities didn't make much You will want to read The Health pear, or at least may minimize it. Flex Shampoo or 15-ounce Flex Conditioner — D E A R M A R TIN : I recently began to use my refund the most healthful form of fats and provide the lowest degree of difference because the arteries were Letter 6-12, Heart Irregularities, The problem with such collagen snip tips from two cap spouts; 8-ounce Flex Net saturated fats, more open. But if the heart pumps Skipped Beats, Tachycardias, which I injections is that they do not last. checks when sending for offers that require proofs of oils can -be confusing,” says a less blood during an irregularity, then am sending you. Others who want this Pump — remove the discs with the " R ” from two purchase plus money. Not only does it save me time report in "National Food Review. " • Read labels to determine the They usually need to be repeated. over caps; 8-ounce Flex Net Aerosol — trace the the fatty-cholesterol deposits in the issue can send 75 cents with a long, Your family doctor can refer you to and the cost of writing a personal check, but 1 don’t a publication of the U.S. Depart­ oils used in the production of arteries may mean that part of the stamped, self-addressed envelope for Flex logo from the front of the can on white paper have to wait for my check to clear and then have ment of Agriculture. margarine and shortening. Lower a plastic surgeon who can determine and write the code numbers from the bottom of heart muscle doesn't get enough oxy- it to me in care of this newspaper. what is best for you. another item to balance in my checkbook. It provides the following guide­ priced margarine or shortening is two cans on the form. There is a limit of one lines to help consumers in the likely to contain animal fats. coupon per product. Expires Sept. 30, 1984. Just one word of caution. Be sure to remember to .selection; Soybean, corn, .safflower and sun­ These offers require refund forms: endorse the back of the check if it is made out in your • Fats and oils that are solid at flower oils have a higher ratio of ALBERTO MOUSSE "Let’s You Decide" name. — Janet Trivett, Sugar Grove, N.C. room temperature contain more polyunsaturated to saturated fatty About Town Refund. Receive a $1.25 refund or three 50-cent saturated fat than those that are acids than do palm, coconut, Alberto Mousse cou|)ons. Send the required D E A R JA N E T : One additional word of caution: liquid. Liquid semi-soft fats and peanut or cottonseed oils. refund form and a tracing of the "Alberto” Many refund checks have expiration dates, and I urge Film is showing at church Haven, will be featured. The public is invited to dance trademark from the front of any cannister of readers to look at the checks carefully as soon as they during the orchestral numbers. "What is God?” is the title of the film to be shown at Alberto Mousse (Normal Control or Extra are received. Often the date will be very close if your Scandia Lodge 23 Vasa Order of America is Control), plus the register tape with the purchase refund request was made close to the expiration date Church of Christ, 394 Lydall St., tonight at 7. sponsoring the program. Those attending should of the offer. A DIVISION OF CARPET FACTORY OUTLETS The film is one of a series on the theme. "Does God price circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. bring their own chairs or blankets. There is no COXY Bare Blusher $2 Rebate. Send the Exist?" It is open to the public at no charge. No admission charge. collection will be taken. required refund form and the top portion of the SURPLUS CARPET CENTER hang card from Coty Bare Blusher, plus the register tape. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. Clinics scheduled V ID A L SASSOON $1 Professional Styling "The Smart Shopper Award goes to Charlene Green W O W ! T H A T Swedish festival tonight The Geriatric Clinic for the town will conduct a Brush Refund. Send the required refund form and of Sac City, Iowa: "O ur Super Value had a stock-up SURPLUS CARPET CENTER blood pressure screening Aug. 15 from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Universal Product Code symbol from any full sale, and Betty Crocker Potatoes were on sale for 69 A Swedish Festival will be featured at the Spencer Village, Pascal Lane, in the community size of Vidal Sassoon Professional Hair Stylist cents a box There was a store coupon in the flyer for IN /WINCHESTER Manchester Band Shell today at 7 p.m. on the campus room. Brush, plus the dated register tape with the $1 off four boxes. The store coupon brought the cost IS REALLY SOArtGTHINC? ELSE/ of Manchester Community College, 60 Bidwell Street On the same date the clinic will sponsor a lecture purchase price circled. Expires Oct. 31, 1984. down to $1.76.1 also used four 20-cent manufacturers’ Stig Yngne's orchestra of New Britain abd the called "Safe-proofing your Home,” at the Manchester Here’s a refund form to write for: Four Norman coupons which, when doubled, made my final cost Wonder Weavers, a Swedish dance group from New Senior Citizens' Center, from 9 to 10 a.m. Rockwell Collector Prints; a $10 value. CAM P­ only 16 cents for the four boxes. Now I can’t wait for WHY DO You 6AY THATfJ B E L L ’S International Art Galleries, P.O. Box the next Betty Crocker Potatoes refund offer! ” 627, Dept. P-121, Jenkintown, PA 19046. This offer Charlene and other readers whose smart shopping loemAL, expires Dec. 31, 1984. While waiting for the form, experiences appear in this coluinn receive a free copy ^ 1 . 0 0 a square yard Menus save two Campbell’s Beans labels. of my couponing and refunding magazine "The PORMAL, National Su^rm arket Shopper.” Write to me in care WHO ToTireeTapYtiW Day! of the Manchester Herald. Ifo r th e PAt> installation I W it h ANY BeoAPLoo/vi CARES». Senior citizen Meals on Wheels Friday: Cheese ravioli with CARPET IH t h e i r STOCK... THAT'S Now enjoy Fruit n’Apple, Fruit n’Citrus, Fruit n’Grape, Ruit n’ Berry. They have The Northwest Territory in­ ASAEAT tomato sauce, asparagus, corn, cluded Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, n /s THAT NOP/nAL? The following lunches will be The following meals will be salad, cake: Egg salad sandwich, CARPET a natural advantage over drinks that add sugar and othef things. No added sugar. served the week of Aug 13 through Michigan, Wisconsin and eastern served to Meals on Wheels clients sliced pineapple, milk. Minnesota. ★ NOW OPEN ★ DEAL... 17 at Westhill Gardens and May- No preservatives. No artificial colors. Nothing but the pure goodness of nature the week of Aug. 13 through 17. The WAIT... I MANCHESTER fair Gardens to M tnrhester resi­ hot noon meal is listed first and the t h e r e 's AAORe...THIS itself. Enjoy them at breakfast. With meals. As a snack. After working or playing dents who are 60 i.c- older: cold evening meal, second. The H E R E - MY BROIHER'S IS REALLY UNBELIEVABLE I c o m e / hard. Anytime. They’re made for the healthy way you live. Monday: Vegei.,b!e ,jice cock­ right is reserved to change menus tail, Texas hash, mssed .salad, roll, in the best interest of the clients: Something Different...... Wish Someone A ...TALK ABOUTTERms* 100% Pure. 100% Natural. 100% Delicious. cherry pudding. PIACE |90 PAYS SATvte AS CASK Monday: Baked meatloaf with Happy Birthday SURPLUS Tuesday: Apple juice, teriyaki gravy, whipped potato, broccoli, gf?UPT0 3 YeARSTO CARPET CEMTER chicken, marinated salad, potato salad, fruit: Hath salad sandwich, With A Herald Happy Heart PAY W ith |§T PAYMENT salad, rye bread, fresh fruit. freh grapes, milk. RESTAURANT POR EXCESS ■n r- NOT DUE ya. OCTOBER* in v e n I dry from STORE COUF>ON STORE COUPON Wednesday: Chili con came, Tuesday: Boneless pork loin C.F.O. STORES- Mf RetaiWf Tree Top wiH redMm rhi^ coupon for Ml Meiaiie* tree fop will rodeern this rjMpon tor rice, tossed salad with dressing, with gravy, applesauce, baked twenry five cents plus eight cents handling (»n(J upon twi-rii/ hrt; i^enis plus etghi cerds tiandkng (and upon PART ROLLS, SAVE2 5 ^ lequesi. you submit evdence thereof uiistactcKy to \SAVE2 5 ^ ierjui“ .f yiiu submit evidw,e lhei un ihi; sa'e 'll free tup f net n Apple fiuit n' FULL ROLLS,* New Tree Top Fruit Juices. Citrus. Fiuit n’ Grape. Huil n Eteriy. 12 o; tro/en u n New Tree Top Fruit Juices. (.diijs fim tri Grape fruitn berry 40oi boffle (/m Tuna salad sandwich, pears, milk. Coupon may not be assigned or transferred Customer prjn mjy I* assigned m iransKnnd 2/’l4 Gv#jt] only rjri rhe purchaM ol new Senior Discount after 4 p.m 395 BROAD STREET o' new Tree Top Fruit Juice 'ombmations above i? w pineapple chunks, roll, coconut- $6.00 lreel(;plruilJti»cerx,mbirialKjnsa(rrM.40o/ boQla potato, spinach, salad, cookies; MANCHESTER, CT. INSTALLATION ho/en car Any othe* use winsiitutes baud lim it one Aliy r>ttiei use constitutes traud 1 iirvi one c/Mpon per macaroon cookie. Sliced turkey sandwich, fresh Specials Daily 2 doors from Manchester AAA coupon per purchase Otter erpnes Jury'11 pti'i.riase evpires July 11 ft/8*> apple, milk. \ 649-9199 i PAD FOR Fridaj': Pineapple juice, cold 238 North Main Street •UN. 12-6 • SAT.IO-a • WUK0«r$ lO-a sliced turkey, sliced American Thursday: American chop suey, 3S »q- y4- m lnlm uiiLlntlatltllon and radl-floor. ONLY sa?DD lObTia 2870a IDbIDD cheese, apple, carrot salad, rye carrots, peas, salad, peaches; Call.... ask for... Manchester Foam back/tlalra/malal ailra. Ramnanlt, noadla punch. | (Next to Andy’s) grata carpal not Includad. bread, chocolate cake t if'; Chicken salad sandwich, apple­ Minimum Financing Program t2Q0 00 whipped topping. sauce. milk. 643-2711 Janet 646-0R.-^6 az - MANCHESTER HERAU), Wednesday, August 8, 1984 MANC HESTER HERALU. Wednesdiiy, August ». 19B4 Mrs. LengyeVs gardens are superb Wednesday TV

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