20 - MANCHKSTKR HKKALl).Tiu-sd;i.v. Aufi, 3(1, 1983 Digital computers Houses sell slower; i Firm weathers ( \i N; iM l KXVnONAI. 1,\< JOKY, INC. prices are declining, | Hobertson principal Is Blind student has M HS starts business siump rm v rC n f.sio rNf»«RR|NG » says the governments at home In the kitchen a special friend grid practice without bending p ... page 13 ... page 3 ... page 11 By Denis G. Gulino and September and the annual rate of« new house sales may fall below the* easy, short-term revenue United Press International Bv Steven W. Svre 600,000 rate for the first time since! .i-i/y United Press fora more stable clientele February, he forecast. In July the paoe : of businesses looking for WASHINGTON — The housing sales International was running at a 620,000-unit-a-year ’ computer services. boom that preceded the economic recovery is slowing down, and prices rate. j BOSTON — Kenneth “ If it’s easy everybody are declining too, the government says. Olsen, sounding like the is going to do it, and if it’s “ In May, everything looked so, Sales of new houses slumped 6.5 president of an old firm easy there’s no long-term great," Sumichrast said. " percent in July, even though builders seasoned by decades of stability," he said. Another economist, Mark Riedy of* sliced the average price of a new house ups and downs, says Dig­ Olsen said a conserva­ the Mortgage Bankers Association,- Manchester, Conn. to $88,100, the Commerce Department Rain ending tonight; ital Equipment Corp. tive strategy of selling agreed that "the increase in mortgage" said Monday. Wednesday, Aug. 31, 1983 won’t be bending in the reliable prc^ucts to such rates is taking its toll in home sales.^ sunny Thursday The price tag for a new house was computer industry's con­ companies as American The pattern of increases in new honKK Single copy: 25$ $2,600 less than June’s average. It was — See page 2 stant wind of new trends Telephone & Telegraph sales has probably come to an end in, the first price break since March, when M m t h t B k v B r r a lJ i and fads. has meant slower reac­ the average slipped far less, $400. 1983.” Z Olsen is president of a tion time to the market, Despite the sharp decline in sales In;^ The median price was $75,000, still company of fewer than but will continue to pay off July and the revised 0.3 percent drop In- far from what the middle-income two decades, though its in the long run. June, house sales were still 70.3 percent* American can afford. The National industry's evolution and “ Our response time will Association of Realtors said Monday an ahead of their depressed level a yearz competition can make rel­ always be slow,” he said. American family with earnings mid-’ earlier. ■ .y«•' atively young firms ap­ It’s planned that way ... ley way between the highest and lowest pear venerable. We don’t make personal By the end of July, there were enough*' Index rise income could only qualify for the Digital is weathering a computers and we don’t houses left on the market unsold to last' purchase of a house that cost $59,430. period of poor business — even make casual compu- 5.7 months, the department said. Thaf^ its net income fell 30 .ters,’’ he said. “ We make Housing sales and production started is the biggest supply since December. * percent over the past year very serious computers” to pick up when mortgage interest In another report, the Com m erce' rates fell about four points in the second Department said the nation’s merchan-^J 3 — in a field usually that require a substantial half of last year. By November the o n ly 0 .3 % considered less likely amount of development dise trade deficit in July grew to $6.36 than most to be hurt by and testing time before recession was said to be over for the billion, the third worst monthly red ink' hitting the market. entire economy. figure on record. J recession. But Olsen said WASHINGTON (UPI) — The government’s sensi­ Digital has pulled 4,500 With economic growth still reported Monday that business was tive index of leading indicators climbed just 0.3 picking up again as the sales and support em­ strong, interest rates inched up again, Total 'exports earned $16.6 billion in,. percent in July, the smallest gain in a year, the economy improved. ployees throughout the at least until last week when the July, down 2.2 percent from June, while- UPI photo Commerce Department said today, another sign the world to Boston for the FHA-VA rate backed by the govern­ imports cost Americans $22.99 billion,V “ All during the com­ recovery is leveling off. pany’s history, we were DECtown show, which ment went down half a point to 13 up 4.7 percent from June. The Junej! In a 12-day sales effort, Digital Equipment’^Corp. created a The 11 consecutive months of improvement in the always criticized for not fills 60,000-square-feet of percent. deficit was $4.96 billion. « computerized city called DECtown to show computer composite index is the longest unbroken increase entering the newest, most the Hynes Auditorium “ Sales are going to be weak at The deficit for the first seven months^ since a 17-month period that ended in July 1976. exciting fields. We always with rows of computer applications in typical settings such as factory, department current interest rate leveis,” econo­ of 1983 reached $39.96 billion, compared.' The strong economic growth the index foresha­ look like we’ re picki ng the displays. About 50,000 store, a laboratory, government offices and others. Here mist Michael Sumichrast said, speak­ to $19 billion for the same period last- dowed early in the year came true shortly afterward duller business," Olsen people were expected to ing for the National Association of year and appears headed for the $7d~. company employees demonstrate at Hynes Auditorium in in the second quarter. But now the index suggests the said. visit the show. Home Builders. billion range, department analyst.!', Boston. economic recovery will be settling down toward the “ Italsomeanswearein Sales will continue to drop in August said. end of the year. Private analysts agree. those businesses that are Depa rtment analysts said the small increase did not affected least when the necessarily mean the recession is fading. “ The small economy hurts the capital increase is not uncommon in the midst of recovery, ’’ a equipment (budgets) ... spokesman for the department’s Bureau of Economic Big companies usually Analysis said. “ In November and December of 1975, have projects that last longer than most reces­ seven months into that recovery ... the index was up 0.3 percent in each month,” spokesman Larry Moran sions. This time it wasn’t said. the case. We have very PEARL'S few (clients) who hadn’t “ Then (the recovery) started up again and there cut way back on their was not another recession.” capital equipment Although seven of 11 indicators were positive in budgets,’’ he said. July, the single biggest change was a drop in new orders for factory machinery and other equipment, Olsen spoke to abou 1350 V financial analysts and re­ SUMMER CLEARANCE adjusted for inflation, which held back overall porters who toured DEC- improvement. town, billed as “ the larg­ -i-.V The orders setback, a 1.7 percent decline, was est single exhibit of NEW GAS APPLIANCES WITH PILOTLESS reported separately Tuesday by the Commerce computer products, servi­ Department and is expected to have a big influence on ces and applications ever how busy factories will be in the weeks and months assembled by a major ahead. computer IGNITION SAVES ENERGY Economist Otto Eckstein, the head of the Data A manufacturer." Resources Inc. forecast firm, said he was encouraged Olsen said DEC would that much of the strong June gain in orders was continue to shun fast 30" Gas Range retained but that “ the wild growth of the second 1 quarter is not continuing.” growing fields that offer YouwR Uses up to “ August will be a month that will show no growth at a ll." he predicted. T h e seven indicators that contributed to the 30%less9Qs increase were a lengthening of the average work SNET • Ultra Ray® week, an improvement in the weekly initial claims for Broiler state unemployment benefits, orders for consumer • Black Glass goods, building permits, stock prices, money supply n Oven Window Self Cleaning and outstanding credit. • Surface and Oven Lights * Black' glass oven b a c k lo g • Radial Clock door • Keep-Warm • Cook-And-Keep- Pupils anticipate Oven System Warm Oven Con­ HARTFORD (DPI) - • Tilt-top Cooktop trol Officials for Southern • Cooktop Sup­ new school year G New England Telephone port Rod * Digital Clock estimate it will take • Energy Saving In­ • Utensil Storage Bv Susan Plese another week to catch up Drawer. sulation w ith work put on hold by a Herald Reporter two-week strike by 10,000 Connecticut telephone t(S) Kindergarten is nothing like it used to be. At least workers. Back to schooll it's not if you could believe the musings of one one little All picket I ines had been FMegkOiet girl as she waited at the bus stop on Church Street this disbanded by Monday and Top, mothers chat after dropping off their opening bell. At 6:30 a.m., school bus morning. PIIOTUSSI6IIITI0II What was she looking forward to the most on her company operations were $1 children early this morning forthefirst day driver Toni Cirone, armed with first aid kit, “ getting back to normal,” PILOTLESS IGNITION of Classes at Waddell School on Broad first day of school? said John Schneider, route list and coffee, gets ready to make “ Riding the ponies,” said Jessica Safford, S, of 14 SNET spokesman. Street. Left to right: Celine Couture and her first run. Four-year-old Michelle Winter St. "W e’re figuring in her 19-month-old son, Peter; Pat Mar- Marinelli pretends she's going to school Jessica, who will enter kindergarten ai Nathan Hale another week or so we’ll chand; Mary Elmore; Sue Plante; Pat Pish; like her older sister, but she’ll have to wait a School, only looked a bit crestfallen when her mother explained that pony riding was not part of the be caught up” with back- and Nancy Von Hollen. Elsewhere in year. Debbie Bell of 67 Laurel St. gets her logged repair and instal­ The builHn dirt remover. elementary cirriculum. lation orders, he said. Manchester as schools opened today, daughter, Tamara, ready for her first day of “ Then I ’m gonna read books and learn how to do About 80 percent of 3 0 -inch W hirlpool Gas Dryer clockwise from above left: Barbara Jezek, kindergarten at Washington School. stuff,” said Jessica. That sounds more like it. SNET workers returned an English teacher at Manchester High Young Heidi Boland gets a goodbye hug Of course there are other things to look forward to to work last week when on the first day of school. Especially if you happen to gos range School, checks her mailbox in the main from her father, Detective James Boland, the Connecticut Union of I. LG5751XF Gas Dryer be a classroom veteran. Michelle Schmitt, 8, a third office. His uniform clean and crisp, fifth grader at Nathan Hale School, had only one thing in Telephone Workers Normal grease and • Custom Dry Control provides as she heads off to her first day in the mind. reached a settlement with grime fade away automatic shut-off convenience. grader Jim Carone of 211 Homestead St. second grade at Waddell School. the company. Others ho­ • 3 Drying Tomp Settings: HIGH, waits outside St. Bridget School for the “ Getting out of school early,” she said. nored picket lines of the while you cook LOW, AIR If the four kids at the bus stop were any indication, Communication Workers • Cook-And-Keep- • Special Cool-Down Cara for Nathan Hale will have its share of fashion plates this of America until Sunday Warm Control Permanent Press and Knit fabrics. year. New clothes were the order of the day. when that union settled its • TUMBU PRESS® Control Mark Metivier, 8, grade 3, was all dressed up in a contract. • Digital clock with • 3 Drying Cyclos: AUTOMATIC yellow slicker with a picture of a multicolored ice While most managers 1-hour timer REGUUR, AUTOMATIC PERMA­ cream cone spilled across the front. He was sporting a returned last week to t heir • Big 25-inch oven NENT PRESS & TIMED brand new “ Masters of theUniverse” lunch kettle and normal jobs and hours, • Extra-Large U nt Screen snappy new sneakers with racing stripes. • Raised cooktop • Automatic Open-Door Shut-Off some remained at strike Billy Colton, 8, grade 2, was looking natty in a new edge • Push-To-Start Button assignment because of • Bae-Pac* Laundry Information striped jersey and carefully creased pants. He was delays in getting em­ • Lighted bockguord •Tmk. carrying a bright red school bag with a "Snoopy" ployees back to work. • Oven window and kettle inside. New leather shoes completed his Schneider said manag­ light ensemble. ers had to fill in as Purple seemed to the favorite color of the two little operators for toll calls and • Energy-saving in­ girls. Michelle was wearing a lavender dress with tiny directory assistance in sulation. flowers; Jessica was turned out in a deep lavender SNET’s largest buildings, jumpsuit with flowered collar. She was the only one where CWA members wearing a nametag, handlettered by a pal named continued to picket until “ Nancy.” Sunday. Fashion-wise, those kids had nothing to worry The 750 CWA Workers in PILOTLESS IGNITION PILOn.E$S iciffio N about. What were their concerns? Just about what Connecticut are sche­ you’d expect. duled to vote in early “ We forgot what room number we were in,” said October on their contract. There’s only one thing better than a great The 10,000 Connecticut g ^ appliance. A great gas appliance ON SALE! Please turn to page 10 members of the Telecom­ And now you can get famous brands at Pearls with the lowest prices of the year! Come in today munications Interna­ tional Union vote by mail Sept. 30 on ratification of the national contract. Inside Today Mon.-Wed. 10-5:30 Fri. 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Harald photo* by Al Tarqulnlo a - MANCHESTER HERALD.Wednesduy, A u k , 31, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD.Wednesday, yU• 31, 1983 — 3_ Cool air and rain 'I F or the Arrests due in break-in Record Two arrests are expected in connec­ day morning, They said they found break record heat Back-tO’Schooler tion with a break-in Saturday at the three main administrative offices, the Franklin Building of Bennett Junior cafeteria kitchen and the building’s By United Press International Severe Storms Forecast Center. High School, police said Tuesday. science room had been ransacked. The But the cool break will be School times has new friend Police said they have three suspects vandals apparently entered by break­ Cool air and rain gave the South short-lived, he said. ing the glass in second-story windows, Because of a typographical in the incident, all male, two of them and Midwest a break from the “ It looks like a hot Labor Day for police said. error, it was incorrectly reported juveniles. The arrests of both juveniles record heat of the Summer of '83— most of the country. It doesn't look The police report says that nothing of in Tuesday’s Manchester Herald on burglary and larceny charges are with the least rain in 30 years and like the heat’s going to go away for importance appeared to be missing, that five public elementary schools to help guide her pending, police said. The investigation the hottest temperatures in a at least another week or so.” but Sergeant Eli Tambling of the — Bowers, Buckley, Highland is continuing and a third arrest is century — but forecasters pre­ The summer's on-again, off- department's detective bureau said Park, Keeney, and Martin — will possible, they said. dicted another heat wave by Labor again heat wave has been blamed By Sarah E. Hall up on her nose. Tuesday the culprits stole food from the end their regular school day at 3; SO Police would not release the sus­ Day. for at least 17 deaths nationwide in Herald Reporter Annie led Miss Hutchins cafeteria. Tambling did not say how p.m. this year. pects’ names. The boys whose arrests Rain dotted the Plains Tuesday the past 11 days. around a veritable obstacle much food had been taken. are imminent will be referred to and showers and thunderstorms The Midwest rain came too late The correct closing time is 3; 05 Like many other back-to- course — piles of supplies and Tambling said as far as he knew none juvenile authorities, police said. were reported over New England, to help parched crops. p.m., with full days starting schoolers, Manchester High equipment the school renovation of the suspects had previous criminal Police discovered the break-in Satur­ the Gulf Coast — including Florida The Illinois State Water Survey Thursday. All town elementary' School senior April Hutchins crew had left in the hallways — records. — the Rockies and the Pacific rated this the hottest, driest schools will hold a four-hour was, well, just a bit apprehen­ without major mishap. Northwest. summer in 30 years, stretching session today. sive about the start of classes When the dog, did lead her Showers dropped temperatures back to the baking summers of today. Would she manage to find smack into a table once, the girl Where can you find into the 70s and 80s over parts of the 1953-54, and 100-year-oId tempera­ the far-flung assortment of didn't even wince. She just said central Plains — Kansas City, Mo., ture records have been broken in classrooms listed on her class "no, Annie,” stepped back a few cooled down to 76 — but readings various states. schedule, and arrive before the feet, and walked toward the WOMENS still hit 104 at Enid, Okla., and "The damage to crops has been Wrong ironclad / sound of the belt? table again. This time, Annie led Medicine Lodge, Kan. Bartles­ done,” said Illinois Agriculture At least she had a new friend fb her around the obstacle and a BUTTOIV DOWN COLLAR ville, Okla., reported 103 and Director Larry Werries. "Our A picture in Friday’s Herald, help guide her around. Miss word of praise from her owner Joplin, Mo., hit 100 and Williston, great concern in Illinois right now UPl photo accompanying a story about the Hutchins is blind, and arrived at set her whole hind end a- N.D., tied a record at 97. is that we get adequate water for search for the USS Monitor, was school today with “ Annie,” a wiggling. OXFORD SHIRTS Highs in the 90s were forecast for livestock and for household use in Today In history incorrectly identified as a file, peppy 2>A-year-old labrador re­ Miss Hutchins said her par­ the Southeast' and 100s were towns and cities." photograph of the Monitor. The triever fresh out of training as a ents, who live with her at 140 predicted in the desert Southwest. Indiana officials estimated gross people dead and damaged estimated at assistant curactor of ship models seeing-eye dog. Maple St., have reported that "It'll be another hot day down losses to their farmers at 81 billion On Aug. 31, 1954, Hurricane Carol of the U.S. Navy has found that the “ I don’t think I'll have too Annie smiles, too. through the Southeast and south­ and similar conditions were re­ lashed New England and coastal areas half a billion dollars. This scene is at the picture is actually that of the USS many problems the first day,” An only child, the high school ern Plains and desert Southwest,” ported in southern Wisconsin and of New York and New Jersey, leaving 68 Ocean Beach section of New London. Lehigh. said the sturdy-looking senior as senior is hoping her parents will said Rick Cundy of the National southeast Iowa. she gave Annie a walk-through let her venture out more on her at the high school building last own now that She has Annie c o m p . ^16 Friday. “ You don’t look so beside her. "They’re a little bit helpless with a dog at your overprotective, I think,” she Weather side.. .1 certainly have a lot more said. confidence in myself with her,” P e o p le ta lk she said, patting her yellow­ NOT THAT Miss Hutchins has Conniecticut today haired companion. missed oiit on opportunity be­ law 20.77 cause of her handicap. She has a Herald photo by Torgulnlo Today occasional rain. Highs in UATTLC A STUDENT in the Manches­ full schedule of courses, includ­ millie ■ the mid. 70s. Light south winds. ter schools since kindergarten. ing chemistry, psychology, Back at Manchester High School for the start of Most influentiai women iisted Tonight rain ending. Lows 55 to 60. Miss Hutchins used a white, choir, and computer program­ classes today, blind student April Hutchins catches Light northwest winds. Thursday red-tipped cane to get around for ming. Last summer, she worked her breath after rushing through the halls with her The 10 most influential women in America are mostly sunny. Highs 75 to 80. Light the last 12 years. But she said for the recreation department at Why Pay More? involved in government, politics, journalism — north winds. new guide dog, a yellow lab named “Annie." tA N FfUMOOCO;rfwoaecwvi she had to walk slowly to make Manchester Manor convales­ and opera, according to the editors of Harper's MANCHESTER PARKADE Air quality V. NS sure she wouldn’ t bump into cent home, and saved up the $150 “ exceptional...Most students At least she won’t have to Bazaar. obstacles, and on at least two she used to pay for Annie and her can’t follow compass directions carry any braille books this year The top 10 influential women listed id the The state Department of Envir­ different occasions, other stu­ training. like she can.” — she’s got all her texts on tape. September issue are; Nancy Reagan, Sandra onmental Protection forecast good L O W ftT dents tripped over her cane and "I'd like to go to UConn next TEUMMATUflfS 5 0 While walking around the Day O’Connnor, JacqueUne Kennedy Onassis, bent it. fall and study recreation ther­ to moderate air quality levels for MIAMI school building last Friday, the But to keep Annie from getting Coretia Scott King, Elizabeth Dole, Barbara today and reported moderate Last Friday, the 17-year-old apy. I want to work with the blind student could find specific distracted during that crucial Walters, Beverly SiUs, Dianne Feinstein, Gloria LffOEMP^ ------conditions across Connecticut 70 and her dog fairly raced through elderly, because I think they’re classrooms easily with occa­ first week of school, her owner’s ,y,' 260 NO. MAIN ST Steinem and Jeane J. Kirkpatrick. Tuesday. the school corridors. "And An­ interesting," she added. sional reminders from Mrs. asking that her fellow students ANDY'S I i , Ti' MANCHESTER. CT The women speak confidently about their nie walked even faster when I Her mobility insructor, Sher­ Stott: “ We’re at the far end of not talk to, pet, or feed the dog. public roles, as did Mrs. Kirkpatrick when she I223**” ""*** NORTH WAY L.I. Sound UF1 WEATHEM FOTOCA8T first got her,” said her owner, rill Stott from the state Depart­ the east corridor,” or “ we’re "But they can certainly talk to said,' 'Someone had to demonstrate that a woman p l a z a Long Island Sound from Watch pushing her slightly old- ment of Education, said, heading down the stairs on the me if I'm going to fall into a hole PEOPLE as well as a man could participate in foreign Hill, R.I. to Monlauk Point, N.Y.: fashioned dark glasses further “ April’s orientation abilities are north side.” or something,” she said. policy.” Winds from the northeast at 10 to 15 National forecast But Miss Walters, in charge and unafraid on knots tonight, shifting to the camera, said, “ I don’t have that utter confiden­ northwest at 10 to 20 knots For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During Wednesday night, PLEASERS ce...in my private life. When it comes to personal Thursday. Average wave heights 1 thundershowers will be expected in the (Antral Pacific Coast, the School gets national honors If you didn’t receive our circuler relationships or raising a teenage daughter, I to 2 feet tonight. \ Central and'Southern Intermountain regions, the East Gulf Coast loaded with valuee, eee our think I have the same doubts as anyone.” Cloudy with a chance of showers region and the Middle Atlantic Coast states. Elsewhere weather will store for copies. ' I PEOPLEPLEASERS and thunderstorms tonight. Fair remain fair in general. MIrtimum temperatures include; (maximum Thursday. Visibility around S readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 72(88), Boston 63(75), Chicago miles except 1 mile or less in llling ceremony light and jovial OPEN LABOR DAY ' MONDAY THRU SATURDAY lAM-tPM 52(84), Cleveland 57(80), Dallas76(97), Denver 59(89), Duluth 63(86), IUNDAY8 VAM-BRN showers and patchy fog tonight. Houston 75(96), Jacksonville 73(90), Kansas City 65(89), Little Rock MON. SEPT. 5 9-5 Quotes of the day Improving to over 5 miles for your thopping convanfsnee Sale Items Available Wed 8/31 thru Sat 9/3 71(92), Los Angeles 63(76), Miami 77(88), Minneapolis 66(90), New By Sarah E. Hall • the innovative school art program, which Black leaders watched Gukm Bhilord become Thursday. Orleans 75(94), New York 65(80), Phoenix 62(105), San Francisco Herald Reporter has been nominated for a Rockerfeller the first black in space with the launch Tuesday of Foundation award. 02(72), Seattle 58(67), St. Louis 62(86) and Washington 69(84). the space shuttle Challenger with a combination New England In a light and jovial ceremony Tuesday, • the "extraordinary” science fair held ^FRESH GROUND’' of pride and impatience summed up by John HIILSHIRE FARMS Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ llling Junior High School was praised by state annually at the school, with some 400 exhibits Jacob, president of the National Urban League, land: Occasional rain today. Highs and local dignitaries for having been chosen on display. who watched the liftoff from Cape Canaveral and in the 70s. Rain ending tonight. one of the top 144 secondary schools in the • the school's "unique” vocational educa­ POIISH KIELBASA said; Lows ganging from the 50s inland nation. Well over 100 teachers and invited tion program, which sub-contracts student "It speaks to the level of capabilities of black to the mid 60s along the coast. guests gathered in the school cafeteria for the work to local industries. Americans...! think that we certainly would have Partly sunny east and mostly event, their hearty applause fairly shaking the • the special education program, which liked to have seen it 25 years ago, but we'll take it sunny west on Thursday. Highs in bright green Tam painted on the wall above "really trios to mainstream” the students now. You’ve got to be^n someplace.” the 70s. them. involved. Retired Air Force Col. Hannibal Cox, former • the "well-rounded” athletics program. Maine: Rain today. Highs 63 to By ribbing the speakers and poking fun at his lb. national president of Tuskegee Airmen, a group • the "exem plary” bilingual education 70. Tonight scattered showers then own mock-importance, master of ceremonies of black air force veterans, said, "W e broke the program, which uses field trips to give 3 Ibt. or more clearing late at night west to east Wilson E. Deakin Jr. provided the perfect barrier during the '30s and.. .1 think this is another students first-hand experience with different Lows 50 to 58. Mostly sunny deadpan foil to what might have been too breakthrough. For those o f us who have fought aspects of American culture. Thursday. Highs in the 60s. solemn a ceremony. In one of his more serious the battle for 40 years, we now see a great step.” • the unusually active student council, New Hampshire: Rain today. moments, the assistant superintendent com­ which conducted a fund-raising drive last year Highs 63 to 70. Scattered showers pared the "w arm feeling” he had about the to benefit leukemia victims. CALIFORNIA this evening then clearing. Lows SO llling award to the emotional rush he had at the "This award represents a total school to 58. Suqpy Thursday. Highs in the birth of his own four children. ICEBERG LETTUCE 60s north to the 70s south. Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, D-Conn., joked as effort,” said Principal Dr. Richard Lindgren. At a Sept. 28 awards assembly in Washington, Jumbo 24 Size < Vermont: Rain or drizzle north she presented the school with a huge U.S. flag, 4 9 Stooges get their star D.C., he said, the school will receive a flag and then some sunny intervals. Rain capitol. "Y es, this really did fly over the a plaque commemorating its achievement. An The Three Stooges were honored with a star on south, chance of a thunderstorm. Capitol — I checked that out beforehand,” she assembly for school students will be held the Hollywood Walk of Fame Tuesday. Surviving Cool, highs 70 to 75. Clearing and said. NATURAL CASING shortly thereafter. Stooge Joe Besser (wearing cap), Gary Owens, cooler tonight. Lows around 50. Gerald Tirozzi, state commissioner of radio disc jockey who was instrumental in the Partly sunny Thursday. Highs in Satellite view education, called llling ” a model for the state GROTE & WIEGEL to emulate.” He spoke disparagingly of "the OTHERS AT Tuesday’s ceremony lashed campaign for the star (center) and Phyllis Fine the low to mid 70s. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows Lamonde, daughter of the late Larry Fine pose skeptics and the critics” of education, and said out at those who accuse the local schools of frontal clouds with embedded thundershowers stretching from the with the newly unveiled star, as do other family Extended outlook Connecticut bad more, per capita, of the educational laxity. "The schools are perhaps ? central Plains to New England. Layered precipitation clouds hug the HOT DOGS top-honored secondary schools — six of the 144 not as good as we’d like them to be, but they’re 1.99 members of the Stooges. Extended outlook for New Eng­ West Coast, while the rest of nation remains mostly clear. — than any other state in the nation. far, far better than our critics say they are,” land Friday through Sunday: said Superintendent Dr. James P. Kennedy. Connecticut, Massachusetts and AN ILLIN G TEACHER set forth a different ” I ’m pretty damn proud of the kids who Rhode Island: Fair weather set of criteria for educational excellence. "The come out of Manchester schools,” said 7 UP OR LIKE through the period. Highs in the ultimate evaluation of our performance is Stephen T. Cassano, representing the Board of 70s. Lows in the mid 50s and low written on the faces of the 25 or 30 kids sitting in Directors. He said its "riva l,” Bennet Junior DIET OR REGULAR^ Almanac 500 M l MIX OR MATCH J 60s. front of us as we teach,” said Thomas Russo, High School, offers "the same quality of Vermont: Fair Friday and Sat­ another speaker. education” as llling. 1 9 Q urday, a chance of showers Sun­ Today is Wednesday, August 31, tures representing objects in Dr. William Gauthier, chief of school and State Representative Elsie "B iz” Swenson ^ s CASE SIX PACK ■ • A # motion.” 4 0 0 day. Cool at first. Highs 70 to 80, the 243rd day of 1983 with 122 to program development at the state Depart­ said her youngest child "was probably the plus bottle deposit follow. In 1888 in liondon,' Mary Ann lows 45 to 55. Warmer Saturday Guests and speakers at the ment of Education, seemed to agree. "The worst student this school system ever had, but and Sunday. Highs in the 80s, lows The moon is in its last quarter. Nichols became the first victim of llling ceremony Tuesday were message gets repeated over and over that the boy, did he ever get an education.” 55 to 65. The morning stars are Venus the murderer known to this day most important thing is teaching and instruc­ The ceremony closed with congratulatory and Mars. only as Jack the Hipper.. handed out these badges Maine: Fair Friday and Satur­ commemorating the school's tion at llling,” he said, smiling broadly. remarks by 88-year-old Arthur H. llling, for day. Chance of showers Sunday. The evening stars are Mercury, In 1903 a Packard automobile Gauthier outlined what he thought were whom the school is named. During his short ITALIAN BREAD 3/ $ 1.00 4V< e a . Highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s Jupiter and Saturn. completed a 52-day journey from national recognition. Illing’s most impressive achievements: speech, he received two standing ovations. Friday warming to the mid 70s to Those bom on this date are under SUin Francisco to New York. It was low 80s Sunday. Lows 45 to 50 the sign of Virgo. They include the first automobile to cross the Friday rising to 55 to 60 Sunday. educator Marla Montessoriio 1870, nation under its own power. New Hampshire: Fair Friday actor Fredric March in 1897, In 1054, Hurricane Carol lashed No meeting slated 1 * • • and Saturday. Chance of showers entertainer Arthur Godfrey in New England and coastal areas of BOXED Sunday. Highs in the upper 60s to 1903, astronomer Sir Bernard New York and New Jersey, leaving by Penny, Lassow mid 70s Friday warming to the mid Lovell in 1913 and actor James 68 people dead and damage esti­ GREETING brind potato chips Liza to Broadway 70s to low 80s Sunday. Lows 45 to 50 Coburn, in 1928. mated at a half-billion dollars. \ Friday rising to 55 to 60 Sunday. Mayor Stephen T. Penny said Tuesday that no Liza Minnelli will return to Broadway via a On this date in history: A thought for the day; Charles meeting has been scheduled between him and Gordon CARDS ONLY roller rink. She last starred on stage ih ‘ "The Act," In 1887, Thomas Edison was___ Dickens said, ” ... every human Lassow. president of the Eighth UUlities District, to for which she won her third Tony Award in 1977. Pollen count awarded a patent for the first creature is constituted to be (a) discuss district-town matters. 6tAUTlFUl«) Miss Teen crowned She also won Tonys for “ Cabaret” and "Flora NEW HAVEN - The Hospital of movie projector, a device he called profound secret and mystery to The Red Menace.” GIFT WRAPPINGS.]) Miss Teen USA 1983 Ruth Elizabeth Zakarian of St. Raphael reported the Connell- "kinetoacope,” to "produce pic­ every other." But he said again, as be has several times in recent Amsterdam, N.Y. (left) receives congratulations Her new vehicle will be "The Rink,” a musical cut pollen count for today was 246 months, that the meeting would be held. 10 count 8 Sheets (approx. 30 sq. It.) ' drama set in a Coney Island roller rink. Chita from Miss USA Julie Hayek (center) and Miss grains per cubic meter of air— the ' He said he has been too busy with his law practice Birthday, 8 OZ. 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A-g. 31. 1983 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD.Wednesday, Aufi. 31, 1983 PATTI DUNNE’S Reagan resists Marines delight V.S^/Worid Shuttle astronauts launch School of Gymnastics, Inc. 210 Pine St., Manchester ,„,r«d in first gunning In Brief \ ncM ron rept in troop pull-out ph> xiral ed u ralio n for weather satellite for India loddlrro and m om . Rebels warn Stone l*R)rholof|i)>lR all afirer of Shiite militia million Insat-IB satellite in the that 75^c o f • rhild*H prr- requirements E L SALVADOR — Special U.S. envoy Richard CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. NASA’s effort to use the ships to proper path at sunrise over India Ronalitt Ir dr\rlo|>e4l bv Stone carried a message back to El Salvador (U PI) — Challenger's astronauts replace unmanned rockets. ih e ag e o f 5. W hat o att | m i > today from Salvadoran rebels accusing the launched a spinning gold and blue Bluford, commander Richard today by the "Eight Team ” as NASA calls them, was crucial reniN d o d u rin g lli<'»r «-arU United States of intransigence and warning that Indian satellite today to expand Truly, co-pilot Daniel Branden- t e a m n r i R the n lagr fo r la* By Samira Kawar because a twin failed last Sep­ Washington holds the key to any political solution stein. Dale Gardner and Dr. l i f e . By Helen Thomas United Press International that nation’s telephone and televi­ United Press International in the four-year civil war. sion systems, maintain a cyclone William Thornton were told an tember when a navigation sensor om and Mr** it* a nrn Diplomatic sources said Stone would arrive at watch and issue disaster warnings. hour later that the satellite’s own mistook the moon for the sun. ronrrpi in phj.*iral rtliira- BEIRUT. Lebanon — Marine Sgt. Mel Hunnicut tion lhal albiHit mom and SANTA BARBARA. Calif, — President Reagan is Ilopango airport In El Salvador today from Costa Guion Bluford, America's first rocket successfully fired to push it says he and his comrades were elated to return child c|iialil> lim e lo* resisting any interpretation of the law restricting use Rica and later travel to Bogota. Colombia, after toward a 22,236-mile-high station­ India leased some communica­ artillery fire in Beirut fighting that killed two of his black in space, released springs gciher. Praitir and rncoiir* he debriefs leaders of the U.S.-backed govern­ that pushed the boxy multipurpose ary orbit. tions channels for interim service agrm citl arc p ffrrli»c littil* of American forces abroad that could require him to comrades "after taking it for months.” pull the U.S. Marines out of Lebanon. ment on his talks with the rebels. satellite out of the space freigh­ The astronauts were concentrat­ from a Soviet satellite but that M l for“ d rtrlo p in g a child*** After the Marine shelis landed, "everyone was Reagan told Senate and House leaders in a letter Diplomatic sources in Colombia said Stone ter's cargo bay as the shuttle swept ing on commercial jobs during agreement ends next week. The poitili«c Rclf image. running around shouting and patting each other on the Tuesday that the continued presence of U.S. forces in would meet with members of the Salvadoran 184 miles over India on its 18th their second day in orbit. The new spacecraft, which carries an "Teach children lhal lhc» back,” Hunnicut said Tuesday. can achieve, and llicv Mill Lebanon is essential to maintain that strife-ridden Peace Commission, Francisco Quinonez and orbit. satellite launching earned NASA $8 million insurance premium, is Hunnicut, a battery operations chief sergeant, and carrv thin IcitRon with ihcm nation's political independence. Bishop Marco Rene Revelo. With the sun reflecting off two $14 million and Gardner ran a expected to begin service in other U.S. soldiers spoke about their first direct for life ." By characterizing the attacks on the 1,200-man sides wrapped in gold foil, the biological processor to separate mid-October. involvement in Lebanon’s fighting in which two CIbhm Times Marine contingent in the peace-keeping forces — Flowers put oh graves satellite as seen on television living kidney and pituitary gland The satellite is equipped to relay Marines were killed and 14 wounded Monday at their 8,000 simultaneous long distance TtHidIrr 1 which left two soldiers dead and 14 wounded Monday resembled a flashing jeweled cells for an aerospace company. walking Ihrwugh 20 month* — as “ isolated incidents,” instead of a “ combat base near Beirut's airport. GDANSK, Poland — Communist authorities, pendant drifting away in the "W e’ve never had so much fun in telephone calls and to beam social Courne Gmiletil Tur*dat 9 :t .V I0:.30 The Pentagon identified the dead as 2nd Lt. Donald attempting to defuse protests, placed flowers on a and educational television pro­ Rhtlhm* • <«i «lrtrlop ihr niw nf rti«lhm «r d n r *d a 4 <>; t.V I0 :.1O situation,” Reagan’s advisers believe he is on safe darkness of space. all our lives,” Truly said. and of muxlr. Toddler II Losey, 28. of Winston Salem, N.C., and Staff Sgt. 21 month* lit .3 tear* legal grounds. monument to Poland's outlawed Solidarity union “ We’re happy to let you know the The "Eight Team,” as mission gramming directly to 100,000 an­ Skillx • In drvrliip rnnrdina- Alexander M. Ortega, 25, of Rochester, N.Y. today amid heavy security on the anniversary of linn and motor xkilix. Ttte.dat |0 :.10-ihl.5 But some members of Congress have said the War satellite was deployed on time with control calls this eighth shuttle tennas placed in rural communi­ Ball Handlinn Skill* • in drtrlop hand-rti* «edne*ila) l 0 :.3O.I I ; 1.5 U.S. officials said the men’s bodies were scheduled the accords authorizing the East bloc's first free ties across the country of 613 riMirdtnalion. Toddler I anil II Powers Act now restricts the Marine presence in UPI photo ' no anomalies and the satellite crew, also had some time for Mondat I l;l.i.| 2 ;(N) to be flown aboard a C-141 military transport plane Manlpulali»r Skill* • todrtrlopfinr motor Lebanon. Under the act, when U.S. forces are trade union. looked good,” Bluford reported at 4 sightseeing. The fliers spotted a million people. •kill*. today to Dover Air Force Base in Deiaware. Riot police carrying white rubber clubs In addition, the satellite is (•>mna*lir* • In drvriop iirarr uf motr* Class Fee involved in hostilities or in situations where hostilities a.m. volcano spewing brown smoke off mrnl. kinr*lhrlir anarm r**. Iwlanra*. are imminent, Congress has 60 to 90 days to order their Two U.S. Marines take cover in a fox and Shiite militiamen. The fighting The Marines stationed in Beirut as part of a patrolled the area around the Lenin Shipyard in "Good show,” replied Jeff Hof­ Lomblen Island in south Indonesia. designed to transmit weather xirrniilh. a||ilil> anti flrvih lllli. I 1 elas* per wk. *lft/m«t. 4,800-man, multinational peace-keeping force still 2 iirr «k. 'i.t/nMt. withdrawal. Congress' authority under the act, hole today near the Marine headquar­ spread to the city and American Green Gdansk. Riot gear, including plastic shields and fman in Houston control. "You The island was the site of disaster photos every half hour. The fiW-3.577 ' however, was called into question in June by the Berets were trapped in their hotel for wore safety helmets Tuesday at their artillery base, masks for use in any tear-gas attack, was piled in guys have maintained the shuttle's when Werung Mountain collapsed 2,630-pound satellite also will Register at our school Mon. .-\ug. 29. )0*2 ters at Beruit Airport as heavy fighting nicknamed “ Charlie Battery, ” about 200 yards east of police trucks nearby. gather weather data from 800 Supreme Court decision that declared unconstitu­ continues between the Lebanese Army several hours. perfect record.” It was the sixth into the sea in 1979. Sept. 6. 7, 8. IQ-2. 6-8 p.m.______3 tional the “ legislative veto" over executive branch their main headquarters next to Beirut International At the Vatican, Pope John Paul 11 called the satellite launched from a shuttle in Successful placement of the $50 automatic observation stations. actions. Airport. agreements between workers and Communist In his report to Congress, the president detailed the Machine guns rattled and explosions thudded a few authorities in Gdansk Aug. 31, 1980, "one of the fighting around south Beirut in the past three days. miles away in Beirut as Col. Timothy Geraghty, the most important events of recent Polish history” “ We feel we have compiled fully with the War Shelling of Beruit slower; Marine commander in Lebanon, said during a news and urged the government of Gen. Wojciech Powers Act,” in sending the report to Congress, White conference that the Marines' peace-keeping mission Jaruzelski to apply them. Researchers discover Where can you find House spokesman Larry Speakes told reporters. would remain unchanged. The Communist Party newspaper Trybuna Saying that he wanted to keep Congress informed, “ We responded for the first time directly with our Ludu and other state-run dailies muted their Reagan made the report after the Special-Situation artillery to the confirmed positions from where the recent bitter attacks on former Solidarity leader hemophilia, AIDS link BACK TO SCHOOL Group, headed by Vice President George Bush, had' army struggles for control heavy volume of firie was coming,” Geraghty said, Lech Walesa, but repeated the government’s describing the Shiite Moslem shelling in which Ortega theme that the trade union, banned under martial CORDUROY White House and State Department counsel review WASHINGTON (UPI) the blood plasma of AIDS homosexual men, but also and Losey were killed. law in December 1980, will never again be allowed the law. — A researcher found a victims and certain hemo­ has been listed as a major By Scott MacLeod The barrage was somewhat less control of west Beirut. “ When the word came down to fire back, it was like to function in Poland. “ I believe that the continued presence of the U.S. similar blood characteris­ philiacs, but not in other cause of death among United Press International frequent but still steady in largely Lebanese paratroopers moved a thousand pounds came off our shoulders. We finally SKIRTS forces in Lebanon is essential to the objective of Moslem west Beirut. into the hotel district along the tic in AIDS victims and patients she tested. hemophiliacs who must helping to restore the territorial integrity, sover­ got to give something back to them — we've been Ford owners win case Ms. Dayal, of St. Mi­ rely on transfusions of a BEIRUT, Lebanon— Gunners in Shelling was also reported to the Mediterranean coast at dawn and hemophiliacs, but said it eignty and political independence of Lebanon,” taking it for months,” said Hunnicut, 30, from Dinuba, chael's Medical Center in special plasma product the mountains east of Beirut north and the south of Beirut then worked their way south to TORONTO — Up to 912,000 owners of Ford cars is too soon to tell if the Reagan wrote. Calif. Newark, N.J., said she for the substances neces­ rained heavy artillery fire across where U.S. Marines are based at encircle the Shiite militiamen who with defective power steering systems, including substance can be used as a “ It is still not possible to predict the duration of the “ We’d taken a lot of this before ... and we’re hoped the protein could be sary for blood clotting. the city today and the Lebanese the Beirut airport. The Marines have challenged the army in west some 600,000 in the United States, will be test for the deadly disease presence of these forces in Lebanon; we will continue peacekeepers here and our hands are tied. There's not used as a marker in a test 899 compensated by Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd., in patients or donated $ ? army, struggling to regain control, were on full alert but reported no Beirut. The American Red to assess this situation in the light of progress-toward a lot we can do and it’s frustrating to be shot at and not for AIDS in both sus­ mounted a major offensive against new casualties. Richard Fairbanks, the deputy the Automobile Protection Assocration blood. Cross has recalled 5,592 this objective." shoot back.” Hunnicut said. pected victims and in Moslem militiamen in the capital's The shelling came on the fourth U.S. special envoy to the region, announced. The finding was re­ small vials of the plasma donated blood. She said At the time Reagan sent the report, a cease-fire had western sector. day of one of the worst outbursts held an early-morning meeting Despite the escalating violence in Beirut that has The m ultim illioiT^lar settlement, announced ported as the Red Cross compound, known as an­ c o m p . ^ 2 2 she could not make any been ordered and he said diplomatic efforts were The government ordered a city­ since Lebanon's 1975-76 civil war. with Prim e Minister Chefik Waz- directiy involved them for the first time, the Marines by the APA Tuesday, stemmed from about 50 confirmed Tuesday that it tihemophilic factor, be­ predictions, however, be­ underway to halt further fighting. But new battles wide curfew just after dawn and At least 44 soldiers, including zan on the escalating violence. do not feel their role has changed from peace-keeping complaints received by the non-profit consumers’ had recalled more than cause one of many donors broke out with Marines and the Lebanese army warned that anyone caught armed seven peace-keeping troops, and 30 New fighting was also reported to combat. association three months ago. 5,500 vials of a special cause she had tested only contributing to the two a small number of pa­ battling Moslem militiamen. on the streets would be shot civilians had died by early today in the northern port city of Tripoii, Owners of certain 1978 to 1983 model Ford plasma product used by recalled lots died of AIDS, “ We came here to be peacekeepers and we're going tients — 16 AIDS patients Asked whether the role of the Marines in Lebanon without warning. Most Beirutis and more than 150 people were where Beirut radio said 10 people to be peacekeepers,” Hunnicut said. vehicles had complained that their rack-and- hemophiliacs because one a Red Cross spokesman and 14 hemophiliacs and a had not escalated in view of the fighting, Speakes huddled in bomb shelters and the wounded. died and 20 were wounded pinion power steering assist was temporarily donor of blood for the said. "The only time we fired was in self-defense. I don't few others. insisted that there was “ no change” in their status ‘ ‘as streets were largely empty.' There were no immediate offi­ overnight. ' reduced during cold starts. product had died from millie frugal relish the idea of opening rounds around these " I f I speculate and if The Red Cross said the a peace-keeping force.” The artillery fire that pounded cial reports on further casualties The Lebanese health minister Further investigations by both Ford and the Acquired Immune Defi­ buildings anywhere because there are all kinds of recall of vials distributed most of Beirut, including U.S. but government sources said it was ordered that hospitals treat the consumer group showed the power steering ciency Syndrome. I ’m hopeful about its Reagan said that the U.S. troops “ will be prepared civilians, women and kids out here,” Hunnicut added, to 15 of the Red Cross’ 57 Marine positions and other peace­ likely scores of people had died in wounded free of charge. problem “ to be extensive and expensive to AIDS knocks out its prospects, then it might to exercise their right of self defense” under attack. waving an arm toward the Burj Brajne shanty suburb regions was a precaution­ keeping units, came from the today’s barrage. In Washington, the State Depart­ repair,” the APA said. victim s’ immune sys­ be useful in detecting Why Pay More? where Palestinian refugees and Shiite Moslems live. ary measure carried out Speakes said Reagan directed his advisers to report Syrian-controlled upper Metn Lebanese army units came ment said U.S. envoy Robert The compensation program covers 312,000 tems. leaving them open carrier states,” Ms. “ in the best interests of to him regularly on any military action involving mountains where Dnize Moslems under attack again as Shiite McFarlane, who set out to Beirut He said he and his fellow Marines “ know some of vehicles in Canada and 600,000 vehicles in the to infections and rare Dayal said. She plans MANCHESTER PARKADE insuring a safe blood American forces. He said that the president also have -gun emplacements. Moslem militiamen tried to dis­ from Jerusalem Tuesday, was these people out here in a way, and I just don't like the United States. cancers, and most victims further testing. AIDS strikes mainly supply.” A instructed Middle East mediator Robert McFarlane State-run Beirut radio said shells rupt army operations and the waiting on the helicopter carrier idea of of us going crazy with machine guns and “ A computer analysis done by the APA of 185 die. Researchers believe to "vigorously pursue diplomatic efforts" to bring were falling at the rate of one per government ordered the army to USS Iwo Jima untii he could enter hurting some of these people just because a couple of complaints demonstrated that the average AIDS may be spread by about a permanent cease-fire. minute in Christian east Beirut mount a major offensive to regain the city. crazies out there are shooting at us.” replacement of the defective components would intimate sexual contact, cost 8675 at a Ford dealership,” the association contaminated needles and saM. blood transfusions. ^UniTED AIRLineS a n d DISCOVER lEANS PLUS LOW. LOW PRICES' The Ford vehicles involved include 1978 Chemist Veena Dayal Shamir, Levy opponents through 1983 model Fairmont, Zephyr, Mustang, told reporters at the an­ CONECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES Capri, Thunderbird, XR7, Granada. 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Richard M. Diamond, Publlaher Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION \ Alex GIrelll, City Editor

J a c k Can open primaries revive GOP? A n d e rs o n

Victory-starved Republican into their primaries. John Gaw- ance, D’Amore says. Washington leaders in Connecticut are going rych, a Torrington attorney and Democrats, from Governor Merry-Qo-Round for the Weicker/D’Amore open former lawmaker, says Repub- Bill O’Neill to State Chairman . door proposal for primaries as Capitol Comments Ucans in his soth Senatorial Jim Fitzgerald, tip off their though it’s the key to some District have “ mixed feelings” concern about this Republican political Promised Land. Bob Conrad on that score, too. proposal by condemning it as a “ ft's the best idea I ’ve heard . John Suliivan,Winsted’s GOP threat to the two-party system in 40 years,” says Roger Eddy Syndicated Columnist chairman, is another who is and something that won’t work. Cocaine of Newington, custodian of the ready for a direct primary but They may be right. party treasury. leery about “ letting independ­ But for Weicker, the last U.S. Senator Loweil Weicker ents pick our candidates.” But couple of weeks have been probers of Greenwich and State Chair­ Sullivan adds that D’Amore, unbelievable. Just the mention man Tom D’Amore of New whom he knew in Winsted and o f his name in GOP circles has Hartford want to let unaffiliated mittee last week — stuff about ever entered, and D’Amore, get regards as a “good street been like waving a red flag in thwarted voters take part in GOP primar­ opening the process and other pretty excited when they think fighter” type in politics, is “ on recent years. Maverick ies. Weicker also wants the noble goals. Basically, how­ of the possibilities if they can the right track” in what the Weicker emerges now as a WASHINGTON — The breakup party to abandon conventions ever, they want to see the GOP open the GOP door to the chairmifn is doing for the party. shepherd who may just lead his of a Capitol Hill cocaine ring set in and nominate candidates in win. They say opening primar­ unaligned voters. New Britain's GOP chair­ flock from the wilderness of motion the criminal investigative direct primaries, again open to ies to unaffiliated voters could Neither they nor other Repub­ man, Carol Cope, is for the plan defeat. process which, under the public "independents.” D’Amore is be of tremendous help. licans who are equally eager to even though she, too, doesn't Amazingly, his challenger for spotlight, should have been diffi­ nervous about that, but he That’s illegal now. Weicker approve this new plan seem want to see the party lose any the U.S. Senate nomination last cult to nullify. But the cover-up C A seems tobegoingalongfornow. and D’Amore want the GOP to concerned just yet about what it measure of control to unaffil- year supports the plan whole­ squad at the Justice Department 3 Philip Robertson of Cheshire, embrace the idea, amend party may do to the two-party system ia t ^ voters. She says that is the heartedly. Prescott Bush of apparently has succeeded in the State Senate minority rules, then work on changing or the potential for mischief. reaction of some Republicans in Greenwich says he has long thwarting the investigation. leader, rushed out a news the law. They can’t wait to dip “ Hey, we’ve got to do some­ her city. “ But,” she adds, advocated direct primaries. The department has announced release saying the plan would into that reservoir of so-called thing,” says Grant Apthorp, the “ we’ve got to stop isolating What’s more, Greenwich Town . that there is not enough evidence to give the party "a winning independent voters. ' GOP town chairman in Gris­ ourselves.” Chairman John Becker says prosecute three members of Con­ attitude and style.”' “ Unaffiliated voters are the wold, confessing at the same D’Amore is especially “ the predominant feeling is gress who were under investiga­ " I ’m all for it,’’ said Emma treasure chest,” says Leo D’An­ time to some concern about pleased that Lew Rome is positive” there. That is tion for allegedly buying drugs Lincoln, veteran chairman in tonio, GOP town chairman in sharing the Republican nomi­ getting back into politics as Weicker’s home town, and he from the ring. This establishes New London. She said most Plainville and a supporter of the nating process with unafflliated head of the committee that will has seldom inspired such precedent that will also end the Republicans in her area are plan. voters. ‘ ‘Personally I think it’s a take soundings on the plan and unanimity. investigation of six other members “ delighted” with the plan. Figures bear him out. Demo­ good idea.” make recommendations by the It was left for D’Amore to who had been identified as cocaine Other town chairmen around crats have 661,200 on their rolls end of September. inject the light note. In politics, customers. the state tend to agree. in this state. Republicans have SOME OF HIS colleagues he says, you ought to have fun, The investigative files are not 435,380. But more than a half would go part way. Irene HE IS ALSO proud of himself too, along with winning. From available to the press or public. We W EICKER, WHO has had this million voters are sitting out Flaherty, town chairman in for installing John Alsop of the reaction so far, especially are in the position the Justice idea for many years, was there as “ independents.” Putnam, has no problem with a Avon, the GOP National Com­ among Democrats, it appears Department likes to have us in: We Weicker, who has pulled from flowery in his rhetoric when he direct primary. She is not mitteeman, on the new panel. that the chairman already has. have to take their word for it. and D’Amore presented it to the Democrats and unaffiliated vo­ convinced, though, that Repub­ Alsop, a critic of the idea, gives (Syndicated by The Herald Of Republican State Central Com- ters in winning evely election he licans should let independents the 15-member committee bal­ New Britain.) (K IV E R N M E N T has grown very knowing about the press — about ■ II.. its limited resources, its short attention span, its difficulty in In Manchester pursuing libelous stories, its inabil­ ity to function when information is teCWlClloFTllE cut short. It’s hard to go beyond a prosecu- ; A new breed, aBMUiKK'miM I tor who will not prosecute the ; liUMK higher-ups. Nor can we circum- < IRegeNTIIC vent defendants who plead guilty ! but not worse and keep their silence. imnoNTUATOUR And so the case against the XniLETESOR M i 5 . congressmen has been passed over It’s the first day of school school this morning certainly — with only unanswered questions A today, and, at one junior high is a much more casual bunch w m . to tempt our interest on a quiet school in town, there’s extra than those boys and girls of day. The Capitol Hill cocaine _ reason for pride. long ago. Yet, perhaps this is scandal, like a block of cement « heaved over the Fourteenth Street ! Illing Junior High School one change that hasn’t really Bridge, has vanished out of sight. | was honored on Tuesday with affected either the quality of But occasional putrefying rem- | the presence of Arthur H. education or the seriousness nants bubble up from below now ; Illing, after whom Illing of the students. and again to pother the calm | Junior High School was Strict dress codes — long surface, marking the spot where | named. lists of DO’S and DON’T ’s — the scandal disappeared. | n Illing, a 153 Porter St. have proven to be unneces­ Narcotics investigators deve-; loped important leads, for exam-1 resident, retired as school sary. Today’s student may pie, pointing to the accused con-; superintendent some 22 years even be slightly more sophis­ gressmen. But the record shows; ago. He came to attend ticated about dress than kids that the prosecutor, Dan Bern-* Illing’s “ Excellence in Edu­ of yesterday who were forced stein, failed to pursue them. ! G cation’’ ceremony. Last June into strict limits of what was By relentlessly pressuring one of ■ the school was named one of correct. the dope dealers to plead guilty,! 144 outstanding secondary It may not necessarily be Bernstein also prevented a trial; schools in the nation by the true, as Illing noted, that that was sure to have brought out; evidence embarrassing to; U.S. Department of students today are any less (ingress. * Education. serious than their counter­ Manchester is lucky to parts years ago. In fact, some THE INDICTED dealer, Troyr have an educator of Illing’s may be more serious, as the Todd, 23, for months refused to! caliber still a part of the competition for jobs and the plead guilty. But Bernstein appar-; community. The man can pressures of a technological ently didn’t want the case to go to' give perspective to today’s age move in on them earlier Open forum / Readers' views trial. He made repeated calls toj acoemplishments, as well as than ever. Stanley Dietz, one of Todd’s! attorneys, who said Bernstein*' today’s problems. Send letters to: The Manchester Herald. Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 Their dress may be casual, threatened to investigate othei^ In a few remarks before the but their attitudes are not. members o f the Todd fam ily if hlsi awards ceremony, Illing Realities such as a shrinking 178,057 and mathematics' by client failed to enter a guilty plea.; WE’VE noted how different today’s job market and a computer Fine debate $21,697, while music was cut by Special man The prosecutor also made sev-; boys and girls looked from age make children grow up only $8,000, and physical education eral phone calls — some of them; To the Editor: after office hours — to Todd’a those who went to school faster today than ever before. not at all. To the Editor: when he was first starting his They may wear polo shirts The Manchester Young Demo­ Further, by Blike PobTs aggres­ father, who said Bernstein "pres-* crats and reporter-panelists de­ sion on the issue, and the incum­ Leo Juran was and is a special sured” him to persuade his son to' PUT OUR HEADS TOGETHER career. In those days, he said, and jeans to school, but they serve applause for the fine debate kind of person to me. He took the plead guilty. ; it wasn’t uncommon for kids come prepared to learn how bents’ defensiveness, the public Thursday among Board of Educa­ may have got a sense of trouble in time to. help me through the years. Todd finally pleaded guilty, and to wear jackets and ties to to live in a computer age. tion candidates. Seldom are voters the mathematics and science If he couldn’t supply me with a the potentially explosive trial wa4 school. Happy first day of school, given such a chance to get insight programs. window display item, a topping on called off. He is awaitlng.sentenc-; The crew that started Manchester. into the political positions and It seems that early enrollment a special package, or bows for a ing with his co-conspirator, Don* TO MAKE THE DOUARS YOU GIVE personal character of candidates. figures for the fundamental high thousand boxes, he searched out glas W. Marshall, who had pleaded Rick Dyer showed he has much school geometry sequence have names and numbers across the guilty earlier. ^ to offer for the continuation of his dropped from 186 (two semesters) country to find me the source to A public trial would have Berry's World service on the board, especially if to*101 (two semesters) in one year. help' me in my line of work and brought out the fact that mem b^'i of Congress were the focal point of WORK EVEN HARDER. he can overcome his irritating ego; Hie second chemistry course business. he didn’t really have to announce ceased to exist last year. May I say, “ Thank you again, the original investigation, accordf 12 times in his brief addresses that Leo, for our lengthy talks about ing to a source close to the case. Ip he was a lawyer. Are such courses among the best business, as I listened and learned, fact, a federal grand Jury, in the This fall, the United Way of the This year, your one gift to the fall You work hard for every dollar Mike Pohl showed that his at the high school being considered and for making me look good out presence of a high Justice Deparb seif-confidence was firmly based irrelevant (to use Mike Pohl’s apt there many, many times. I appre­ ment official, heard testimony thai Capital Area and the Combined campaign will work to help pro­ you make. This year, we’re mak­ on research and on understanding word) by the students? by the ciate and respect all that you have Bernstein had mishandled the case o f issues. administrators? by the board? done, but most of all for keeping and had either ignored or bnishM Health Appeal will conduct a sin­ vide health research at agencies ing every dollar you give work Sue Perkins, often inaudible, What is going on? Does the board your wife by your side from the aside leads pointing tA confirmed her lack of forcefulness, even know there is a problem or beginning of your Fairway to the congressmen. < gle fund-raising campaign. By such as the American Cancer even harder. and that she is a high-risk has it been cosseted into compla­ middle and to the very end.’’ Here are other examples, ga­ candidate, considering the strong cency and rubber-stamphood? thered by my reporters Indy working together we’ll be able to Society and the American Heart Republican opposition. We must be thankful for the M arie T. Munson Badhwar and Bill Bartman, of ^ . However, the greatest benefit vigor in the Democratic party that 99 Butternut Road way Bernstein limited the scope of do even more with the dollars you Association, day care for low- This ad donated by /Etna Life & Casualty and from the debate may be that a has enlivened the political scene the investigation: long-overdue reappraisal of scho­ and may well improve the school • The official record of the cas4. give. income working parents, rehabili­ its 14,000 Hartford area employees— for many larship in the school system could scene, too. Including several sworn stated years, strong supporters of the United )Nay of result if the eventual board is m enu by investigators and suw Speaking as an old pol from tation services for the handi­ sharp enough. Mike Pohl cut pecU under questioning by BenL the Capital/\rea and the Combined Health another party, there often seems Letters policy through official smokescreens on stein, contains not a single not enough chance for younger capped and more thanlOO other /\p p e a l. test results, which are mediocre The ’’ Manchester Herald reference to drug trafficking ob people outside the oenten of party and remain way down from welcomes letters to the Capitol Hill. In contrast, tbe files of services. traditional higher standards. taOneiioe te get rseegetted. editor. the D fiig Enforcement Adminlk- Such a Mbate as Thursday's He also pointed out questionable Letters should be brief and tration contain detailed refereneps should be held more frequently, budgeting priorities of the board. to the point. They should be to the distribution and use of ^ k e was shortsightedly excluded typed or neatly hand-written, Checking his assertions, I found cocaine on the Hill. T .by the party apparatus, but haj^as and, for ease in editing, that when recommended budgets bad his say and I hope he wins. It' should be double-spaced. This conduct, said U.S. attorney were cut this year by the directors, The Herald reserves the would be to the town's benefit. Rudolph Giuliani in New Yo^ the school board in turn apporti­ right to edit fetters in the oned the cuts by, for example, City, an, experienced narcotics Robert J. Saillh interesta of brevity, clarity reducing the reading budget .by. and taste. prosecutor, was “ unusual, I fiopa, 48 Harvard Road unethical or at least pretty dost.'' ?f

8 — MANCHESTER HKRAl.I),Wednesday, Aub. 31, 1983 m a m HKSTKK h e r a l d .\vcdric.sdiiy A a. 31. 1983 - 9 Connecticut State threatens court fight over sewage Bolton students return early to n^w teachers, programs By Mark A. Dupuis Environmental Protection Agency to Lieberman said the state would system. I In Brief United Press International consider the alternative to Spring­ present its opposition and alternative Acting school superintendent Storrs to be closer to his first plans at a hearing expected to be called The city originaily proposed to mak By Sarah Passell field’s latest plan to discharge the the discharges for two four-we< Herald Reporter Richard Packman said opening full-time teaching ioh G O P eyes reform HARTFORD — State officials say untreated sewage for up to 38 days this by the EPA within 60 days, and was periods. The revised plan calls fo day was scheduled early so the Howland will also teach 7th their plan to limit the discharge of raw fall and next spring. prepared to follow through on the discharging the sewage for up to eigfi BOLTON — School started in schools don’t find themselves grade math; miich to his and the HARTFORD — Former Republican candidate sewage from Springfield, Mass., into Attorney General Joseph I. Lieber- matter in court if necessary. days this fal I or winter anduptoSOdaj^ Bolton today for approximately 750 making up snow days in late June.' administration’s pleasure. The for governor Lewis B. Rome has begun the task of the Connecticut River to less than 24 man said Connecticut was grateful Springfield officials want to dis­ That’s what happened three years center school was short just one charge sewage into the river at a point next year. young people, the eager and timid removing "artificiai impediments" and opening hours is more costly, but warn the Springfield revised the original dis­ alike. ago after an especially high class-time’s \yorth of math the GOP nominating process to the state’s alternative is a court battle. charge plan, “but we find that the basic about 4.5 miies north of the state line to The system in question has a dailR They scattered from their number of snow days. teachers, not enough to warrant half-million unaffiliated voters. Connecticut officials said Tuesday notion of dumping sewage intp the allow work to be done on a pumping flow of up to 10 million gallons, officialU homes, poured into school buses, Packman said the schools tried hiring even a part-time teacher, GOP Chairman Thomas J. D’Amore Jr. they would first ask the federal Connecticut River is unacceptable." station and sewer iine in the Springfield said. ^ spilled out onto school grounds, tacking make-up days onto spring Howland has temporary certifi­ Tuesday named 15 party members, at ieast six of and flooded classrooms with all the vacation, only to draw protests of cation as a math teacher from the whom have lost elections at one time or another, exuberance masses of re­ many who prefer a longer spring state. He came along just in time, to a committee to recommend changes to party energized, solar-powered, sun- break and those who had already as far as Packman is concerned. rules to carry out the proposed changes. Funds expected bronzed youth can display. planned April vacations. Packman told the Board of The committee will be chaired by Rome, a About 478 were expected to Packman said most people seem Education earlier this month that former state Senator from Bioomfield and the 2 register for kindergarten through to depend on the three breaks few of the candidates for the unsuccessful Republican candidate for governor ta z D safa jiM io s for toll removal eighth grade, and about 280 were scheduled throughout the school industrial-arts position, vacated last year. expected at ^ Ito n High School. year; one at Christmas, in mid­ last spring by Thomas Smith’s D’Amore and Rome rejected criticism by About 80 of those 280 are students winter and in the spring. resignation, were interested in Democratic leaders, including Gov. William By Mark A. Dupuis from the town of Willington. By “It’s only a gain of four days,” teaching math or qualified to do it. O’Neill, that opening party primaries to unaffil­ United Press International contractual agreement with Bol­ said sophomore Diane Manning. "I Mrs. Judith Ingram joins the iated voters would remove the incentive to join a ton, Willington gives its teenagers didn’t mind when they took them high school faculty this fall. She party and threaten the two-party system. HARTFORD — The state is expected to gain $51 the option of attending Bolton High off April vacation. I’d rather have will teach social studies and million in federal funds, including $20 million for School. The five-year contract is one spring vacation, instead of one freshman English. repairs to the Mianus River Bridge, in return for an in February and one in April. Prosecutor doubts early warning agreement to remove tolls from the Connecticut currently in its fourth year. A new school psychologist is also Turnpike. Students and their families have on board this year. Carol Rice will HARTFORD — Chief State’s Attorney Austin J. said they are less than thrilled this STUDENTS IN GRADES five serve all three Bolton schools. McGuigan has "serious doubts” a bridge The agreement signed Tuesday by Gov. William through eight met a new industrial O’Neill, other state officials and federal officials will year to have their summer’s-end, inspector warned the state Transportation Herald photo by Passeti long-Labor-Day-weekend plans arts teacher, Robert Howland, Teachers in grades kindergarten Department about rust on support assemblies provide federal highway rehabilitation funds in from Mystic. Howland recently through 8 will make the acquain­ return for the state’s plan to remove turnpike tolls foiled by the early start of the before the Mianus River bridge coilapsed. school year. received a master’s degree in tance of computers this year, if Also, McGuigan said fieid notes Jerry White beginning in 1985. Bolton High School Athletic Director morning, moments before the final bell industrial arts education from they have not already, thanks to The state expects to receive $31 million in “I think it’s terrible,” said 3 ciaims he submitted after inspecting the Central Connecticut State College. the recent purchase of eight new rehabiliation funds over the next three federal fiscal Michael Landolphi queries senior Mai- calls all students to homeroom on the Bolton High senior Sheri Vatte- Connecticut Turnpike bridge, were altered after roni. “It shortened the summer.” He said Tuesday he just moved to computer terminals . a 100-foot section of the span gave way June 28, years under the agreement, which also frees up $20 SUMMER SALE colm Ferguson on his college plans this fimt day of the 1983-84 school year. killing three people. million for repairs to the Mianus River Bridge on the "I have serious doubts they were ever turnpike in Greenwich. AN MVITATION FROM forwarded to anybody," McGuigan said in a The federal government.normally does not provide THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER telephone interview with The Hartford Courant. rehabiliation funds for toll roads, but will allow the The Mayor, Board of Directors, Tovi/n Ma­ ’"Those are not authentic fieid notes in the sense funds for the turnpike because of the passage of a law SAVE 20% to 60% 'right hallways and attitudes in Coventry nager, and staff of the Probate Court invite the they were not taken in the fieid ... Clearly they this year calling for removal of the tolls beginning in public to an open house to tour the new Pro­ were revised after the bridge coiiapsed. That 1985. bate Court offices in the Hall-of Records build­ warrants a very close look,” McGuigan said. With the law in place, the federal government will ■By Kathy Garmus since it is not scheduled to be fully ‘T feel we’re off to a marvelous new programs is the addition of a “readi­ ing at 66 Center Street and to meet the town of­ He refused to elaborate on the changes or say include the 128-mile turnpike in the equation for ON: SKIS, BOOTS, BINDINGS, POLES, ■Herald Correspondent operational until Nov. 1. year," said Jacqueline Norcel, princi­ ness program” designed to prepare ficials and the Probate Court staff. Refresh­ who might have made them. figuring the rehabilitation funds, which will be The school system is also adding two pal of the Coventry Grammar School, children who have had trouble in ments will be served. available in the federal fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. •: COVENTRY - Along wl(h new full-time social workers to help child­ where nearly 400 students weVe ex­ kindergarten for the first grade. The The new Probate Court offices provide a Although the toll removal plan was adopted this CROSS COUNTRY EQUIP., PARKAS, (aces, the approximately 1,600 students ren and their families iron out their pected to arrive today. “The staff Robertson School is also piloting new modern, efficient facility that will serve the year, some lawmakers have said the state may need I .returning to school in Coventry today problems. The two positions are morale is very high.” spelling and math programs this year, people of Manchester effectively for as far into Toll collector a hero to retain the turnpike tolls and possibly add tolls to ;were greeted with several new pro- expected to be filled sometime in In addition to new language and Edmondson said. the future as is foreseeable. The Town is proud other roads to pay for repairing and maintaining ■tirams and newly refurbished September. spelling textbooks and a handwriting of the fact that the restoration of the Hall of Re­ HARTFORD - Gov. William O’Neiii and highways and bridges. BIBS, STRETCH PANTS, SWEATERS, THE PRINCIPAL of the Captain cords was done by the staff of the Building De­ federal officials have honored a Connecticut Iplassrooms. program for the second, third and Nathan Hale School, Edward R. partment at a great savings to the taxpayers. The issue was brought to light by the June 28 By far the biggest change in this ALMOST ALL of the schools received fourth grades, students at the Coventry Turnpike toll collector who “risked his owrt life” collapse of a 100-foot section of the Mianus bridge. Mahoney, said that aside from renova­ We urge you to come and see It on Tuesday, to puli a chiid from a crashed vehicie moments TURTLENECKS, GLOVES, MITTENS, •year’s curriculum is the addition of a at' least a minor facelift over the Grammar School will be exposed to a tions to the building and the new September 13, 1983 any time between 2;00 O’Neill plans to call a special legislative session to I summbr, with extensive renovations pilot course in citizenship this year, before it burst into flames. adopt plans for financing short-term road and bridge ikindergarten-through-12-grade com­ computer curriculum, students are and 4:30 p m. John C. Leslie of Stratford received a puter literacy program, which was continuing at the high school. The Mrs. Norcel said. unlikely to find any changes from last Stephen T. Penney. Mayor repairs.. brightened hallways of the school Clarence Edmondson, principal of Presidential Medal of Honor and a state O’Neill, however, said it was "highly unlikely" the GOGGLES, AND MORE! adopted by the Eloard of Education last year. Enrollment at Captain Nathan Robert B. Weiss. Town Manager medallion and certificate of appreciation during I .week. However, students can expect a matched the enthusiasm of the the George Hersey Robertson &hool, Hale is expected to be about 550, , William E. FitzGerald. Judge of Probate legislation to remove tolls from the turnpike and three Igradual introduction to the curriculum, ceremonies Tuesday at O’Neill’s office. Hartford-area bridges would be repealed. From such manufocturors as Dynamic, Hart, Kastio, Rossignol, Cabor, administrators. said the major change in that school’s Mahonev said. Leslie pulled 3-year-old Mark Piscittelli from The co-chairmen of the Legislature’s Transporta­ Dolomito, Koflach, Nordica, Salomon, Tyrolia, Jarvinon, AFRC, the vehicle just moments before it burst into tion Committee, Sen. William DiBella, D-Hartford, flames after a Jan. 19 accident at the Stratford and Rep. Christine Niedermeier, D-Fairfield, differed Comfy, Slalom, Swing Wost, Duofold, Alpina, Carrora, Whito Mount­ Tolls on the turnpike. on whether the state should remove tolls. Session slated Leslie was about to try to pull a second ohild “Overall I think it’s a terrible fiscal decision," said ain Down, Hotfingors, otc. from the vehicle when it burst into flames, DiBella, D-Hartford, who has said all options for "Heroism comes not only on the battlefield but financing road repairs, including tolls, should be left SKI SUMMER Ion DEP lawsuit in very common ways in our daily lives," said open. Federal Highway Administrator Raymond A. .’By Kathy Garmus Avisittoour Miss Niedermeier said she thought repeal of the toll SALE DATES CT8IITS THURSDAY, SEPT. I ID AM TO TO PM ;(46rald Correspondent Barnhart, who presented the Presidential Medal removal bill was unlikely because such a move would of Honor. A N D TIM ES: 1* require the state to pay back the $51 million expected FRI. 10-9 SAT. 10-8 SUN. 12-A > COVENTRY — The Town Council will meet in A under the federal agreement. •Executive session tonight to hear the advice of the She also said the state would be eligible for added ijown attorney concerning the state lawsuit brought place will do Woman dies bridge accident federal funds beyond the $51 million if the tolls were ‘egainst the town over its failure to comply with a torn down by 1987 as outlined in the removal GREENWICH — Police said an unidentified m EM B j^Department of Environmental Protection order to legislation. Stamford woman died early today after her car ^construct sewers in the Coventry Lake area. On another topic, O’Neill and Federal Highway The town was notified of the suit on Aug. 12 and has became airborne and flipped over on a temporary Administrator Raymond A. Barnhart, who signed the repair span on the Connecticut Turnpike bridge SKI MARTS 872-9587 Hot yet responded in court to the writ issued by the over the Mianus River. toll agreement for the federal government, politely .state attorney general’s office. w onders for yours! disagreed on whether the state should open its The session tonight, which is closed to the public, The woman was alone in the car and no other highways to tandem trucks. RT. 83 VERNON CIRCLE*VERNON U injuries were reported in the crash around 4 a.m., -will be the first opportunity the council has had to a Greenwich police spokesman said. discuss the suit with the town attorney, Daniel K. He said the car, reportedly travelling at a high Lamont, since he has met with the state's attorneys, Cabinets Save 30% rate of speed in the eastbound lane, left the 1-84 plans r •^uncil chairwoman Joan A. Lewis said. Tonight's 'meeting will likely focus on possible defenses for the Harvest Oak roadway when it reached the replacement A Step in the ^i^htDirection .. . Omni Maadow or Wynd’lrae Harvast Cathedral bridge. changing? town, she said. A preliminary state police report said the -! Mrs. Lewis said the town is particularly worried Rag. Now Reg. Now Reg. Now woman lost control and the car turned over, Register and Dance '^bout the possibility of fines for noncompUance with Base 16” 161.00 112.70 177.00 123.90 177.00 123.90 veering to the right. "The final resting position HARTFORD (UPI) — Ube DEP order, which could total up to $10,000 a day. Base 24" 185 00 129.50 200.00 140.00 200.00 140.00 ;£he added that, she thought the town had hurt its case Base 30" 244,00 170.80 256.00 179.20 256.00 179.20 G was over the guardrail," the report said. Gov. William O’Neill offi­ at the She was pronounced dead at the scene, but her cially has asked the fed­ ■))y failing to appeal the original 1971 DEP order. She Base 36” 257.00 179.90 285.00 199.50 285.00 199.50 name was withheld until her family could be eral government for ’said she had no hint of what advice Lamont would Wall 18 X 30 120.00 64.00 138.00 96.60 152.00 106.40 notified. permission to scrap plans •have for the town. Wall 24 X 30 137.00 95.90 156.00 109.20 177.00 123.90 •I “We'll just have to hear what direction the suit will Wall 30 X 30 166.00 116.20 191.00 133.70 215.00 150.50 to complete Interstate 84 Wall 36 X 30 186.00 in eastern Connecticut in '(ake," she said. 130.20 204 00 142.80 242.00 169.40 The state is seeking to force the town's compliance Drawer T8” 192.00 134.40 212.00 146.40 212.00 148.40 favor of other highway 172.00 121.10 Three suspects eliminated projects. Iwith an abatement order issued by the DEP in 1971 17200 121.10 Ijind modified in 1976. The order required the town to Roll Top Desk 30” — — 429.00 300.30 429 00 300.30 WEST HARTFORD — Police have eliminated O’Neill gave a letter to S’ Ulillly/Pantry 18” 213.00 149.10 22800 159.60 228.00 159.60 three suspects in their investigation of arson fires Federal Highway Admin­ .construct sewers in the lake area to prevent sewage •from seeping into the lake. Surround yourself with quality, style and convenience All Merillal Cabinets Now On Sale Free in- at two synagogues and a rabbi’s home, all set istrator Raymond A. slallation booklet within six days of each other. Barnhart Tuesday asking While the town met most of the requirements of the "We have eliminated three of several, so we that the state be allowed ;hrder, it failed to raise its share of the costs, or about have several," Assistant Police Chief Craig J. to "trade in" about $400 f)apce Studio ■$1.8 million, having had three separate sewer .'proposals rejected by voters since 1971. CuprinolStain&W)od Preservative Carucci said Tuesday. million in federal funds Main S treet, Rt. , Coventry WTicn Its wiHxl dpinsi wvathcr. Union Fork and Hoe An unemployed rabbi was the first suspect set aside for the highway. 1159 31 In its suit, the state is seeking a permanent eliminated Aug. 21. The others, both from the *|i|junction against further pollution of the lake, a court O’Neiii, conceding the Iprier forcing the town to raise its share of the All Garden Tools greater Hartford area, were cleared Monday and state wouldn’t be able to Semi Transparent Tuesday after being questioned by police, ;$5-miltion cost of the project, and fines up to $10,000 a get needed congressional "A ^m plete. Professional Dance Prog,ram taught by a D.M. of A. 'Say for every day the town does not comply with the Carucci said. approval to complete 1-84, Stain & Wood Meanwhile, a group of business, religious and ^rtified Teacher. Specializing, in Dance Education for boys and ftirls :prder. '•fF wants to use use the funds for over twenty-five years." Town Manager Charles F. McCarthy said the town Preservative SAVE 25% . political leaders in the Hartford area have to build a shorter express­ organized a committee called We Care, to raise •probably would respond to the state’s writ by the end way into eastern Connec­ Ibf this week. k ! money and support for the damaged synagogue. ticut and improve existing 11.99 reg. 1540 The committee was organized Monday at a roads. Classes in " Assistant Attorney General Robert A. Whitehead, meeting called by David T. Chase, a millionaire ;jvho is handling the case for the state, confirmed the 8x8x8 KD Shed Package Hartford developer and a survivor of a Nazi death The towns along the Tap • Ballet • Jazz • Acrobatics 'return date of Aug. 30, but added that such dates are Actual picture of shed shown. Clearwood Preservative4 n O O camp. proposed 1-84 route have " ‘basically meaningless.” He said a defendant legally Reg. 12.95 I U . 9 9 1.87 "To me this tragedy brought an upsurge of given their approval to the Kinder-dance for preschool children 'jias two days following the return date in which to many suppressed emotions and trauma,” Chase state plan to go with the 'respond in court. Wood Preservative to said. shorter highway and im­ starting, at three years of a^e 301.78 Reg. 13.95 11.85 provements to other Contains floor, studs, texture 1*11 siding, waferboard, Ail Paint Brushes roads. CDK, metal rake edge, nails, shingles and pine. h RollersH'rays Adult Classes — Assembly & delivery extra. 25% Off 25.05 Tap, Jazz, and Student Accomplishments Reg. 2.50 • 33.40 &uJenn are currently performinA at the MGM Grand Stretch Class m Reno and the Laa Veiat Hilton. They have performed Latexite RUST-OLEUM' Where can you find at the Lido in Paria and Sun Qty. South Afneo. 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Hall morning that the allegation of Thomas O'Neill, Raymond Da- Herald Reporter Pohl’s misrepresenting himself is mato, Alphonse Reale, Clarence “ strictly hearsay." Foley, Paul Phillips, John Sulli­ In the wake of a unanimous “ Pohl did not say he had the van, and former mayor Matthew ne named coacn endorsement by the Young Demo­ support of those people either Moriarty, all of whom support WAREHOUSE SALE crats Tuesday night for Demo­ during his interview by the council Dyer and Perkins. cratic school board incumbents or at the delegates' meeting where “ The only name I misused was Richard W. Dyer and Susan L. he was endorsed," said William 3y accident when I told some labor Perkins, controversy is still linger­ Rudis, who was standing in for person that Sullivan was neutral UP TO 40% OFF ”'SSSr ing over the earlier endorsement of council President Edwin Vargas when in fact he supported Dyer and ■ i n i field hockey challenger Michael E. Pohl by the during the time in question. Perkins," said Pohl. . J & i - Greater Hartford Labor Council. Rudis said if Pohl did indeed When contacted Tuesday, Sulli­ -|V,. Democratic Town Committee make false claims of support, “ it van said Pohl had already called Chairman Theodore R. Cummings must have been on a one-to-one lim to apologize for the apparent i Janice Dahm, a coach. He told me about Macca- team and played softball. A t charged Tuesday that Pohl “ had basis" to individual council Tiisunderstanding. But Sullivan coach. She. however,' rone and said he would hire her Springfield, she played ime year let his imagination run away with members. "W e’re very concerned ;aid he has heai^ lots of rumors ^ r <. ^ diddwt bt m tuHtime himself if he bad the opening,” of junior varsiw Held hockey him " by leading the labor council about this,” he said, “ and are ;rom town committee members Biot htadteiie ph^il iPil hot leave her Cobb recaUed. The Manchester and was a two-year varsity field to think he had strong support from instituting an inquiry into the :hat Pohl has been claiming to .Qiitthedti^e8.Sbe AD placed a Cali to Macrarone, hockey performer. local labor leaders and prominent matter.” lave their support. ;«r letter of resigna- and she forwarded her resume “ I don’ t think we will far Democrats. Pohl has no such If the inquiry proves Pohl Both Pohl and Rudis said the ...... on Jane IS. He bad and application for the post. behind other schools,” ’ saM support to date, and Dyer and misrepresented himself, Rudis ncumbents “ didn’t do their home­ tdfdKiblng fiw a head coatdi It was accepted wlUi a sigh of Cobb, who added Maccarone Perkins have been officially en­ said, “ it could lead to a reversal of work" in failing to seek the labor ■'itl^.tfnie.;;?. relief. will hold her first meeting with dorsed by the party. the endorsement." “ But this whole council’s endorsement them­ Manchester previonsly had the team today. He expects n, fUIs the bill, three applicants for the position practice to begin Thursday. Pohl, campaigning on a ' ‘back to thing could be just political ripples selves. But Dyer said he and Mrs. CLOSED in the primary process," he added. Perkins would have welcomed an tt. a 1982 graduate oif but none were certified “ Alsh, some o f the kids have basics" platform, will face Dyer M College where the teachers, a requirement to been practicing on their owni” and Mrs. Perkins in a Sept. 13 Pohl himself said Tuesday he jpportunity to speak before the “ absolutely did not" at any time abor council. WEDNESDAY AT 5:00 tier hachidor's decree coach in the Manchester High he added. Democratic primary. claim to have the support of the Pohl said he went after the labor _ r - ,- ia t education. Macca^ system. "W e won’t go with an The acting president of the influential local Democrats whose indorsement because he is “ run- tiHie Is a iraduate of Simabury uncertified coach. I’m hopeful Maccarone currently lives in Hartford AFL-CIO unit at the time ling a campaign for the little guy, whlcIC^diould receive we can find somebody well Simsbury but will be moving to 3 names have been dropped in the of Pohl’s unanimous endorsement matter: Rep. James McCavanagh, .he guy who’s going to be a union to prepare for the partiid rretht for her — and qualified,” Manchester Prihei- Hartford shortly. She will M by the group on Aug. 24 said this veteran town committee members Tiember." la^ntdiester High's good pal Jacob Ludes said last wedi. employed at the YWCA in lortune, Maocarone was captain and Hartford. : “I wat talkiag to Bob Broder­ alFCCIL in field hmkey her “ We’re fortunate her hours > Th« Silk -Tcwntrt ptatm a ' ick (Stnuhury athletic director) senior year at Simsbury. She are going to allow her to do the T-M mark a year the" ^ ttd Mid 1 needed a field hockey also captained the basketball job,’’ said Cobb. Obituaries Apartment complex LAST 3 DAYS OF OUR A , , . - ' • , V’ Veronica s. WKliart bought by Avon man Sylvain Turgeon, No. 1 pick of the Hartford Whalers in Veronica Nora (Saunders) Wi- WAREHOUSE SALE the June draft, has come to [terms with the National shart, 74, of East Hartford died Hockey League franchise. Terms of the five-year Tuesday at Connecticut Hospice in McEnroe center of new storm The Ivy Manor Apartments on apartments with basically the contract were not disclosed. 1 Branford. She was the wife of the East Center Street just east of the same managment policies. Shein against me and obviously he late James Wishart and the mother NEW YO RK (U PI) - In his own tennis courts on the Manchester is the general partner in Ivy Manor doesn’t have much to lose. I don’t of Lorraine A. Otkowski o not so subtle way, however much of High School campus have been Associates Limited Partnership. feel I moved that well at all, and Manchester. Three free agents unsigned else is going on around him, John sold for $2.3 million by attorney Yules said today he had ap­ I'm glad I got through the match. She also leaves a son, Warren D McEnroe usually manages to draw Herman Yules to a limited part­ proached the Town of Manchester " I won’t win the tournament if I the attention. Whitehouse of Niantic; two broth nership headed by Bruce J. Shein, several times suggesting that it keep playing like that." ers, John Saunders of West Hart Like Tuesday, when a schedule a certified public accountant from buy the complex but the town McEnroe was fined a total of ford and James Saunders of of 68 matches was crammed into a Avon. expressed no interest. The com­ SPECUL rniki Turgeon I satisfied $1,850, bringing his cumulative Mystic; a sister, Winifred Schultz 12-hour tennis- thon on 16 courts at The sale was recorded Tuesday plex is bordered on the west and fine total for the last 12 months to of New London; and four Flushing Meadow. afternoon in the office of the town the north by town land. helatect $7,300. According to Grand Prix grandchildren. Yet, as is so often the case, it was clerk. The four buildings at 161, 171, ri regulations, any player reaching a Funeral services will be Thurs­ The conveyance tax indicates 179, and 185 East Center contain 72 MOVES AT with Whaler pact McEnroe who became the center cumulative total of $7,500 in fines day at 10 a.m. at Newkirk & o f a storm when he was fined tor the $2.3-million price. units. during a one-year period is subject Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Bum- THURS.AT9:30 three separate offenses, including Yules and Lillian B. Yules hold There are eight town houses, 32 to an automatic 21-day suspension. side Ave., East Hartford. Calling HARTFORD (U PI)- Sylvain participated in a hockey camp in one for tossing sawdust on a fan, two mortgages on the property, one-bedroom apartments of 650 to He was charged $1,000 for hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. Turgeon. the Hartford Whalers’ hia hometown of Noranda, Quebec, put himself on the brink of an one for $1,861,500 and the other for 700 square feet each, and 32 TIL 9:00 HOiBE spectator abuse for the sawdust Memorial contributions may be No. 1 draft choice in the NHL entry this summer in preparation for the automatic suspension, and came $50,000. two-bedroom apratments of about incident, $500 for abuse of official made to the American Cancer draft, has signed a multi-year opening of the Whalers’ pre-season within a set of an inglorious first A spokesman for Shein said 800 square feet. TAPE FRL 9:30-8:00 solmwoF and $350 for ball abuse. Society. contract with the club, the team camp in September. round exit from the U.S. Open today the complex will continue as All units are occupied. “ The guy was egging me on and I said Tuesday. ” 1 think I can contribute to the Tennis Championships. HKOTIIKSl don’t like people when they egg me RECORDERS SAT. 9:30-5:00 Emile Francis, Whalers’ presi­ Whalers,” he said. “ It’s a team And this was only opening day. on,” McEnroe said of his blowup. dent and general manager, said that will be improved over last with six more rounds to come if he “ A guy like that comes out just to terms of the contract signed by season, and I want to help it obtain is to reach the final. Cheney Hall bother me. A really classy individ­ Multi-Circuits NEVER BEFORE.....AND NEVER AGAIN, WILL Turgeon, 18, a left wing and center, it^ goals.’' However much the turmoil that A ual. It doesn’ t make me classy for would not be disclosed. ...bileiWhil( the Whalers are adding was brewing around him, McEn­ saying something to him but I was Turgeon played for the Hull Tdrgeon to the fold, it appears they roe couldn’t disguise his displea­ deadline met wrong and will be again. seeks space PRICES BE THIS LOW WE GUARANTEE I T ! Olynqpics of the Quebec Major miay lose last year’s captain, sure with his game afterstruggling “ I just don’t understand people Junior League, picking up 54 goals defenseman Russ Anderson, and for 3 hours and 10 minutes before UPI photo who do that, people saying, ’come The Board of Directors will be asked Sept. 6 to HARTFORD — The Little Theatre of Manchester and 109 assists during the 1982-83 center Pierre Larouche. Both de feating Trey Waltke, 6-3,5-7,4-6. on T rey’ right in my ear so only I allow Multi-Circuits to use 750 sauare feet more of met its deadline by filing documentation Tuesday to season. pfeyers were hampered by injuries 6- 0, 6- 1. Jimmy Connors gets off return in first round match can hear it. I just get to a point the land it bought from the town on Harrison justify a $50,000 grant from the Connecticut Historical The 6-foot, 190-pound forward lajst season. In much more subdued style, against Ramesh Krishnan of India. Connors won match where I snapp^, and I realized Street for expansion so that it can build a pollution Commission for the renovation of historic Cheney was the second overall player Francis has made offers to both defending champion Jimmy Con­ in four sets. that it shouldn’t have happened.” contol facility the state had ordered it to Hall, a commission spokesman confirmed this chosen in the NH L draft this year. Anderson and Larouche, but nors overcame a third set lapse to There was one megor upset on construct. morning. The deadline for proving that the “ He is the type of player who neither has shown any interest. beat Ramesh Krishnan of India, Second seed Ivan Lendl was to paired against Emilse Raponi opening day with No. 8 seed When the town sold the Park Department preservationists could match the state’s $50,000 was thrives on work,” said Francis. Three players already free 6-2, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2, in a late match. play his opening round match Longo of Argentina and No. 2Chris Jose-Luis Clerc falling to Tim garage to Multi-Circuits for $400,000, it set a today. “ He is capable of handling a good agents are still unsigned — defen­ After Krishnan used a pair of today against Florin Segarceanu, Evert Lloyd against Shelly Wiikison, 6-2, 6-3, 7-6. condition that the future constraction by the firm work load and could very well seman Chris Kotsopoulos and right breaks to take the third set, while the top two women seeds also n “ We would like to see construction start as soon as Walpole. “ This was the last chance for me could not exceed 1,000 square feet in the make the 1983-84 Whalers.” wings Doug Sulliman and Don Connors broke serve in the fourth were scheduled for action. Top possible," said grants administrator Duarte Alves. “ I didn’t expect to go five sets," in a major and I came in aggregate. , He said construction should “ realistically" begin SALE! Turgeon has worked out and Gillen. and eighth games of the fourth set. seed Martina Navratilova was McEnroe admitted. “ Heplayswell confident,” said Wiikison, The directors will be asked, when they meet at 8 sometime in October and could be completed by next p.m. Sept. 6 in the hearing room of Lincoln June. Center, to increase that figure to 1,750 square Fall further back feet. The seven-page grant document says the exterior EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD G The sale of the garage in November 1981 drew a renovation work will be completed June 30 Alves said. EVERY VIDEO RECORDER great deal of opposition from residential EVERY COLOR TV-B AW TV ...M R fI bo SOlA! Sirois latest Open champion neighbors of the firm, which makes printed Members of the Commission on Cheney Hall have circuits. Braves deep said they plan a public fund drive following an open They complained of noise pollution, air EVERY STEREO & HI-FI ...m ust be sold! house on the historic restoration — which must meet Add the name of Lucas Sirois to the list of pollution, and traffic problems they said would be Notes off the cuff the standards of the federal Department of the champions in the Manchester Open. Sirois joins a aggravated if the firm were allowed to expand. Interior — in late September. EVERY REFRIGERATOR ...n a tt be fold! select group that includes sudi wiell-known golf Nothing concrete has been heard involving in bad slump One term of the sale was that the firm abandon The documentation, filed Tuesday by Mary Blish of H e r a l d professionals as the late Tommy Armour, Julius corporate sponsorship of the annual F ive Mile plans for an 8,700 sqaure foot expansion. the Little Theater of Manchester, lists $200,000 in EVERY WASHER - DRYER ...m ust be sold! Boros, Wayne Levi and Bob Toskil Road Race in Manchester, Thanksgiving morn­ Since then, however, the Department of funding for the exterior renovations to the hall in A n g l e ATLANTA (UPI) — The Atlanta Braves went Sirois’ round of 69 last Saturday stood up and ing. Details are expected shortly, plus lengthen­ Environmental Protection has ordered the firm addition to the $50,000 state grant. It shows a $100,000 deeper into their slump Tuesday night and center- EVERY ELEC. A GAS RANGE...MMt be foldl the 18-year-old BlacMedge Club aihateur earned ing the course to an exact five miles...While constuct a a pollution control facility that would grant from the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Earl Yost, fielder Dale Murphy turned philosophical. the title in the late summer classic which has bron vacationing on Cape Cod, I learned the Falmouth keep the firm discharging copper wastes into the and another $100,000 from five Manphester banks. Although the Braves have yielded first place in the a fixture on the annual schedule since 1946 with Sports Editor 7.1 mile road race was subsidized to the tune of town’s sewage disposal plant. The total cost of the renovations is estimated at EVERY DISHWASHER...must be sold! National League West to the Los Angeles Dodgers, the exception of 1962 when members voted not to $120,000. With a budget like that, you can be more than $1 million. there are a lot o f games left in the season, Murphy said EVERY MICROWAVE 0 V EN ...M a it loldl give up the course for a full (^ tu rd ay and assured the money went for other thingsthan just after Atlanta’s 9-6 loss to the Chicago Cubs. U Sunday) w e^end. Pros Chuck Lasher of prizes and a pre-race spaghetti dinner, like “ We’re ready to go tomorrow,” Murphy said. “ You Timberlin and Fran Ma'rrello of East Mountain, appearance money. The winner was Joe Nzau, of jus t go out there and play and sometimes you don’t get Pupils anticipate new school year EVERY PORTIIBLE CASSEnE RADIO... m u s t b e S O ld split the guaranteed first and :second place Kenya, a student at the University of Wyoming. the pitches or the runs you want, and sometimes you money, each gaining $950. Defending champion Alberto Salazar was on at home? do, and sometimes the other team scores some runs. Continued from page 1 And during this sale, well give you the The Open was the brainchild of Ben Roman, standings. Manager Gene Johnson said he needs hand as a spectator while vacationing on the You just try to get one more than they do.” “ I ’d go to the Parkade,” she answered. then the progressive young pro, in 1946 and the “ two more pitchers, a catcher and a third Cape. He plans to pass up the New York Marathon The Cubs, who are in fifth placein th eN L East, used Mark as he prepared to board the bus. Two of her school chums expressed a few same fine service we always give. Free, fast first field lured 122 golfers. That included, besides baseman,” to regain championship laurels. Lack in October...Eamonn Coghlan, the great Irish the long ball for the second straight night to club the Over on the other side of town, at Washington reservations about the first day, too. delivery. And a choice of paying with yourj Armour, another Hall of Famer, the legendary of a strong catcher was the biggest weakness as runner who won the Five Miler here the last two Braves into submission. School, kids were just beginning to line up before “ I was a little nervous,” said Donna Moore, 11, Gene Sarazen. Roman for years has been a the MB’s play was far from consistent.. years, continued his great performances by Carmelo Martinez homered and drove in four runs classes started at 8:30 a.m. Most seemed pretty happy grade 6. Not about her teacher, or her studies, or the Matter, Vita or Low Monthly Payment Plan. resident pro at Harder Hall in Sebring, Fla. winning the 3,000 meters in both the World to he there, except for one, Kathy Milliard, 12, a sixth walk home, though. and Ron Cey homered and had three RBI and Mel Hall grader. Launched as a one-day event, the field, like Championships in Helsinki, and the following hit his third homer in two nights to pace the Cub “ My hair was such a mess,” she said, patting It topsy, grew and grew, and in 1953 it was made a WMk in Brussels, Belgium...The first annual “ I ’d rather be home," she said. What would she do attack. down. “ I kept worrying about my hair.” twoKlay affair, Saturday and Sunday, and later ...Just Wondering Department: Will Tom Seaver Riverside five-mile road race in Massachusetts, be named the next manager of the New York The loss, Atlanta’s ninth in the last 14 games, TYPICAL BUY TYPICAL BUY TYPICAL BUY the format was altered with Satuifday’s play for won by Dick Beardsley, had an operating budget dropped the Braves 1 games back of the D ^gers, TYPICAL BUY amateurs only, and profeasfonalk flooding the Mets? If Frank o f $20,000, still far more than the Manchester Howard gees, the who split a doubleheader with the New York Mets RCA 19" course on Monday, leaving Sunday only for club race, which has been firmly established as one of Tuesday night. 1 3 " 8 HR. VHS members to play rather than to forfeit a full one-tfme pitching the top three in New England...Most valuable Jet hostages free, unhurt SONY 19" ace is reported to Braves first baseman Chris Chambliss said the weekend. player choices with a month to play In the major C O LO R T .V . COLOR T.V. have the inside Cubs are not pushovers. 100% SoUd Slot* V ID EO It ■' , The all-time record high numberiof players was leagues are Andre Dawson of Montreal in the "Certainly the Cubs, while they may not be in the 100% OoUd Stal* COLOR T.V. 437 in 1972. [ track on turning the National League, and Cecil Cooper of Milwaukee By United Press International A French couple, who became ill after three days race, have a real fine offense,” Chambliss said. “ They Bdtides Armour. Boros, Toslci, Levi and franchise around- in the American League...Two of the finest young aboard the plane, was freed Monday, leaving 15 RECORDER have the kind of offense where you just have to jump Sarazen, a number of one-time touring pros took ...Did You Know De- female golfers in Manchester, first reached the Four gunmen who threatened to blow up a hijacked passengers and crew aboard. Three Americans were on top of them and not let them get ahead of you like time off from the PGA circuit to make partment: Ken headlines as Little League baseball players, Pam A ir France jetliner freed unharmed all 15 hostages among the hostages. Coleman, veteran that." today and surrendered to Iranian authorities at Manchester a one-day stand. The list includes Cunningham and Sue Wallace. The former, who The hijackers ’Tuesday paraded a passenger onto *218 broadcaster with “ Lee Smith is one of the best relievers around and Dick Stranahan, Fred Wampler,; Wally Ulrich claiined her first Club Championship at Manches­ Tehran airport, ending a tense five day ordeal. Three $269 you don’t want to be behind with him on the mound. the tarmac and fired shots over his head in a show of $399 the Boston Red Sox, Americans were among those freed. $459 and Bob Crowley. | ter Country Club this season, recently caddied for anger and frustration over their failure to pressure Those are the kind of things you’ve got to do, get on top was bom in Hart­ Jeanette Kerr in the LPG A Boston Classic. ..Final Firing shots in the air, the hijackers emerged from authorities into meeting their demands. TYPICAL BUY TYPICAL BUY The all-time champ was Henry Bontempo, the first,” he said. TYPICAL BUY TYPICAL BUY^ ford?...Ticket price m ajor event for men at the Country Club will be the Boeing 727 at 1; 33 p.m. (5:53a.m.EDT) and read a veteran from the Franconia Club in Springfield, Smith hurled the final 11-3 innings to earn his 22nd scale for Hartford the Governor’s Cup, qualifying Sept. 10 with the statement to reporters on the tarmac before being led iin oN Maas. Bontempo walked away with the biggest Whaler home save while starter Chuck Rainey, 14-10, pickedup the away by authorities, reporters said. UPRIGHT WHIRIPOOL ZENITH finals Sept. 25. 17 CU. FT. slice o f the money Jackpot on four occasions, games this season win for Chicago. Atlanta starter Craig McMurtry, An Iranian airport official, reached by telephone ’ liUNKSGinNt MICROWAVE NO FROST 13" COIOR twice in playoffs, including the most memorable will range from $6to 12-9, suffered the loss. from London, said the hostages were in good condition Fire Calls FREEZERS Efforts paid off NOVEIM 10 Sr. gllE 270 lb. Capacity when he finisbed with the aid of automobiles that $17. Other seats will " I wasconsciousof a lotof things today, the fact that after being forced to live for five days aboard the PORTABU T.V, had their headlights tunied on, o|n the last two COMPACT be offered at $9, Brothers, Chris and Shawn Malone, worked for I had a really nice game last time out,” Rainey said. jetliner, seized Saturday on a flight from Vienna to pot ■ lite iri rid! iiimdii; mr REFRIGERATOR boles of play- $11.50 and $14. Top You have a tendency to put a little pressure on Paris, c Manchester nearly six months building a canoe, but their IWMiiflnnaM,MtMM«M- price for the Bruins y o ^ s e lf and what you expect of yourself. French reports said the Araoic-speaking hijackers efforts paid off earlier this month when they Tuesday, 1:11 a.m. — at Boston Garden bested the field in the Connecticut Canoe "Atlanta is a good-hitting ballclub, withouta doubt. apparently were promised political asylum in Iran, ifioteifMirilHlImn- » Sirois is the youngest ever to win the medical call, 26 Forest St. $288 will be $17, Rangers Gene Sarazin Association’s 10-mile, 2-man race in Clinton. The They seem to hit even better when they’re in their but it was not immediately known if any of their other $188 Manchester Open. (Town and Paramedics) L$4 9 9 |$259 I at Madison Square canoe, weighing juM 30 pounds, covered the home ballpark. The last time I was here they knocked demands were met by the French government. Tuesday, 6:28 a.m. — MtiNCitMUlBijwiaB Garden will be $18 and $22 for the New York me around pretty good,” he said. The gunmen Tuesday night threatened to force the course in 1; 32. The local men are the sons of Dr. medical call, 210 School pa( IwtiMilimwigHn. Islanders. Highest price will be in Calgary with a Chicago took a 3-0 lead in the second off McMurtry jetliner into the air and blow it up over Iraq with all ir r Murphey honored and Mrs. John Malone...Nancy Narkon, former St. (Paramedics) IMoMjiiOpnwdalopgp# L Tenn $30 top, and all seats in this category are on a three-run homer by Martinez, his third o f the aboard if their demands were not met. club golf champion at Manchester, is playing out Tuesday, 7:12 a.m. — IM. hnlnIpMMibadi|Mi KEENEY ST. Nice honor was bestowed on Horace Murphey sold...Whalers’ home schedule lists 13 Saturdays year. The Braves then t i ^ the score 3-3 in the third on They had demanded that Arab prisoners be freed Bink riMRciH o f the Tallwood Country Club for a second medical call, 23 Knighton Mi Om n O OWOHblliMM. EXIT OFF 1 ^ last week when the ice skating lodge at Center and six Sundays among the 40 games. First start an RBI sihgle by Randy Johnson and a two-run single from French jails, that France withdraw its troops straight season...Approximately one-third of the S t . (Town and in ttm "Is Mbn, nmlM Springs Park was officially named in hia honor. in Hartford will be Oct. 8 against Boston...A- to left by Murphy. from Chad and Lebanon and that France stop Available Manchester Country Club membership resides Paramedics) llmNO(briH."MMjNMtti Murphey served as park commissioner from 1928 nother Boston club, the NBA Celtics, will But the Cubs came back 4-3 in the fourth on adouble providing Iraq with credits for buying French fighter 647-9997 out of town, including recently crowned Men’s OMiai it MiltirferaHidlili until 1667. The popular former town employee entertain Los Angeles with Magic Johnson Oct. 21 by Steve Lake, and in the next inningerupted for three jets. At Division club champ, Marc Greenfield. The iMll|MlliltiM.nilHMlM know jreaides iaSaraipta, F|a....Lcbking back on at Hartford in a pre-season exhibition. The Celts runs on a two-run single by Cey and an RBI fielder’s The plane arrived in Tehran Sunday with 17 Tolland County latter, a manager with the Internal Revenue MrlMlBMiliM.llMMar 647-999S the 19a Oroater Nartford TvWght League will play three regular waaon Ults in Hartford, choice by Martinez to advance to a 7-3 lead. hostages after a 3,500-mile odyssey with stopovers in 44SMtTFMDio. MANCHESTER Service, lives in Bolton. A two-year club member, Tuesday, 4:55 p.m. — nOMtpiiM. baseball soissan whldi saw Moriarty Brothers’ Denver, Indiana and Chicago providing the The Bra ves drew to a 7-4 deficit in the fifth on an RBI Geneva, Sicily and Damascus — releasing most of the he formerly played out of Glastonbury Hills and medical call (North and LI entry from Manchestpr place third in the final opposition. single to center by Chambliss and scored tw icein the passengers en route. MON., THURS. TILL 9-FR I. TILL 8 -TU ES .. WED.. SAT. 5:00 Ellington Ridge. South Coventry) e^lghth on a tworun single to left center by Bruce Benedict. * « - MANCHESTER HERALD.Wednesday. A uk. 31. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD.Wednesdiiy. Au. 31, 1983 — 13_ Rice unloads Zachiy boots Tired pen puts extra inning Mets, gives Guidry to work OAKLAND (U P I) - Ron Guidry The inning he referred to was the made 148 pitches in another seventh when the A ’s jumped route-going victory and the first Guidry for four runs to take a 5-4 game-winner Dodgers split question everyone asked of New lead. York Yankees manager Billy “ I had good stuff for the first six Martin was why he let his star innings,” said Guidry, who gave up TORONTO (UPI) - Jim Rice is The Blue Jays also squandered play. After Darryl Strawberry was left-hander work that hard and 12 hits and walked three batters, opportunities to win the game in By Joe llluzzi that long. a man who isn't about to dabble in UPI S^rts Writer intentionally walked, Hodges “ but I couldn’t make a good pitch complexities. the 10th and 11th innings when they singled. “ Very simple.” replied Martin, in the seventh. Still, I got the key " I wasn’t looking for any pitch, I stranded runners at third base. Jesse Orosco, 12-5, pitched two after watching Guidry pitch the outs in the eighth and ninth. was just looking for a baseball,” ” We had a 1,000 chances to win Pat Zadiry left his boot prints on Yankees to an 65 victory over his the backs of bis former buckeroos hitless innings in relief of starter said Rice, who lashed a one-out, it,” said Blue Jays manager Bobby old club, the Oakland A's. Tuesday “ As for pitching as much as I did, but more importantly, gave the Ed Lynch, setting a New York club 12th-inning single Tuesday night to Cox. “ We just didn’t get the big hit. night. “ I was a little strapped in the I don’t mind. I feel lucky to have a Los Angeles Dodgers a firmer leg re c o ^ for the most relief wins in a score Jerry Remy from second The loss was Toronto’s sixth in bullpen.” manager like Billy who lets you to stand on in the NaUonal League season, breaking the mark set by base and lead the Boston Red Sox its last eight games, with each Martin was accused of over­ pitch. You can’t win games on the West. Tug McGraw in 1971. The defeat to a 5-4 victory over the Toronto defeat coming in the final inning. working the A ’s staff while he bench. I ’m a little disappointed I The big, right-handed Texan snapped a four-game winning Blue Jays. “ I ’ve never seen a team play so managed the local club, but he let this game get out of hand but I pitched six shutout innings Tues­ streak for the Dodgers and was “ I don’t think of locations or well for so long and not have dismissed that. feel that as long as I give the team a day night to lead the Dodgers to a only their second loss in their last pitches, I just go up there looking anything to show for it,” said Cox. “ I didn’t have a bullpen in chance to win I ’ve done my job.” 2-1 victory over New York and a 14 games. for baseballs.” “ We’re hitting well, making bunts, Oakland,” said Martin. “ And Guidry has been averaging 130 split of their double-header with Los Angeles took a 2-0 lead in the With the score tied 4-4, Boston stealing bases, getting good besides, I don’t concern myself pitches a game and noted, “ When the Mets. fourth. Dusty Baker and Ken put runners on first and second on pitching. with the innings pitched so much as you strike out as many batters as I With Atlanta losing to Chicago, Landreaux singled and Mike Mar­ singles by Remy and Wade Boggs. Bruce Hurst started the game I do the number of pitches made. do (nine Tuesday night), you are Los Angeles gained a half-game shall lifted a sacrifice fly. Greg Rice .followed by hitting the first for Ihe Red Sox, and his team­ Brock doubled Landreaux to third, That’s what determines whether a going to make a lot of pitches.” ■delivery from Roy Lee Jackson, mates spotted him a 4-0 lead with a and now leads the Braves by 1>,4 from where he scored on an error pitcher is over-worked or not. you work hard. Free-swinging 8-3,' to left field. pair of unearned runs in the fifth games. by shortstop Jose Oquendo, who “ As for Guidry, he’s one of the teams are easier to pitch to.” ”It wasn’t a mistake pitch,” off Dave Stieb, and Tony Armas’ Zachry, whohas beenplagued by allowed the throw on Brock’s finest competitors I ’ve ever seen, The Yankees battled back to tie snapped Rice. “ If it had been a 31st homer and Rich Gedman’s injuries after being named co- double to get away at second base. and I ’ve been around major league the score at 65 in the eighth on a mistake pitch I would have put it RBI single in the sixth. In return, RooUe of the Year with UieReds in Hernandez hit his 11th homer of baseball for a lot of years. He solo homer by Roy Smalley, his out of the park.” Gedman limited the Jays to five 1976, was making his first start of the season,' leading off the fourth reminds me a lot of Whitey Ford, ISth, and they won it in the ninth off Toronto missed an opportunity hits over six and one third innings. the year after 26 relief off starter Alejandro Pena. The and you couldn’t get him out of a A ’s reliever Dave Beard, 5-4 when to tie the game in the botton) of the “ Through six and a third innings appearances. ballgame.” Mets tied the score in the seventh Dave Winfield singled, Graig Net­ inning. Damaso Garcia led off with he was as good a pitcher as you’re ’ ’My days of going out and As for the Yankee bullpen, on Bob Bailor’s RBI single. tles walked, Oscar Gamble hit a a triple off winning pitcher John going to see anywhere,” said blowing guys over are over,” Martin said both George Frazier V ■‘Wj’* Pirates 5, Reds 3 triple and Don Mattingly singled. Henry Johnson, 3-2, and one out Boston manager Ralph Houk. “ He Zachry. “ All the games are and Goose Gossage are a little I. i I- At Cincinnati, rookie Jose De­ --'s. tsiMWWl, ■ later Johnson was replaced by threw nothing but strikes.” important. This is great. This is spent and he didn’t want to use like CindnnaU.” Leon allowed two hits in six innings A two-run double by Willie Mark Clear. Clear then induced Roy Lee Jackson, 8-3, who them unless he absolutely had to. Randolph and a triple by Ken UPI photo UPI photo Dodger manager Tom Lasorda o f work and Dave Parker had four Jesse Barfield and Cliff Johnson to limited the Red Sox to one run on “ Guidry didn’t have his best Griffey netted New York three was pleased with the performance hits, including his ninth homer of ground out to third base. four hits in five innings of relief, fastball but he made all the key runs in the fifth and a passed ball Yankees' third baseman Graig Netties goes flying into Jerry Neudecker waits to see if Nettles could make the he got out of 2!achiy. the year, to lead the Pirates. “ I threw them both breaking took the loss. outs except for that one inning,” by Bob Kearney gifted the Yan­ the air for a line drive single off the bat of Oakland A ’s play. “Zachry pitched a heckuva DeLeon, 6-2, had a no-hitter for 5 balls, hard breaking balls,” said “ Bobby (Cox) must feel real Rick Miller dances past Blue Jay catcher Buck Martinez said Martin. kees another run in the seventh. game,” said Lasorda. “What 1-3 innings, but was lifted for a Davey Lopes in second inning action in Oakland. Umpire Clear, who recorded his fourth happy about Roy Lee’s perfor­ to score Boston’s fourth run in the Red Sox’ 12th inning save. ” I threw some real sharp mance tonight,” said Houk. “ He Zachry lacks in stuff, his bulldog pinch hitter in the sixth. Kent ones to Johnson.” threw the ball good.” victory over Toronto Tuesday. pulls him through.” Tekulve, the fourth Pittsburgh Zachry, 5-0, who was traded by pitcher, got the last two outs for his New York to the Dodgers after last 17th save. Jeff Russell, 2-1, took the NFL roundup season, earned his second victory loss. Sports in Brief A L roundup of the year against bis former Giants 13, Expos t teammates. Scott Holman, 1-6, At Montreal, Dave Bergman Soccer Club needs players gave up both Los Angeles runs in drove in five runs with two homers and a single, helping the Giants Cowboys prepared to circle wagons the first inning and fell to 1-6. He Manchester Soccer Club will be fielding two allowed only two more hits in his snap Montreal’s four-game win­ teams, for those 18 and over, in the Connecticut Early Birds worm seventh straight seven innings. ning streak. Bergman’s third Soccer League this fall. One team will be in Steve Sax opened the Los An­ homer, in the fourth inning with Division I and the other in Division III. The By United Press International Russ Grimm (bruised shoulder) and their backup, back Otis Brown on injured reserve. Don Laster (strained neck), will miss at least some By Kevin Kenney good. Not only is the hitting good, geles first wHh a walk and, two nobody on base, came off loser Ray Division III team is in need of players and anyone At Pittsburgh, the Steeiers announced they had ’’Although not every pitcher knocking in Concepcion with a practice this week. UPI Sports Writer but good with power.” outs later, Pedro Guerrero doubled Burris, 4-6, and gave the Giants a interested in playing should contact Mario The Dallas Cowboys’ wagon train may not be ready placed veteran quarterback Terry Bradshaw and pitches us the same, if I see John single. ' At New York, the Jets placed Abdul Salaam on the After the Royals cut the lead to him home. Greg Brock then 3-1 lead. Mark Davis, 3-3, com­ Addabbo at 6468399 after 6 p.m. The team will be to ward off the attack of the Washington Redskins yet, tackle Tunch Ilkin on the four-week injured reserve Lowenstein pull the ball, I think In the seventh, John Lowenstein but coach Tom Landry is going to do the best he can to injured reserve list and claimed wide receiver Taking a page from Ben Frank­ 3-1 on Willie Aikens’ I5th homer, in singled to right, scoring Guerrero. bined with Greg Minton for the in its first year of operation. list and placed eight other players, including second- maybe the pitcher has lost some­ tripled and scored on Singleton’s keep from being scalped in the season-opener at RFK Preston Brown on waivers from the Baltimore Colts. lin, the Baltimore Orioles have the second, Ripken opened the victory. year punter John Goodson, on waivers. Bradshaw thing.” Singleton said.’ ’This park single for an 8-3 lead. Zachry gave up six hits. Jerry Stadium Monday night. Salam will lost for a minimum of six weeks, a team become the early-Birds of the third by hitting his 21st homer of Astros 3, Cardinals 1 recovering from elbow surgei? and Ilkin is suffering is probably the toughest to hit Kansas City answered in the Reuss pitched the seventh, and Morin on Pioneer sextet ' “ If I had my druthers I wouldn’t be playing the spokesman said. American League East By scor­ the year, a 430-foot shot went over At Houston, Vern Ruble allowed from strained ligaments in his shoulder. home runs in. I ’ve had my feelings seventh when Greg Pryor walked Steve Howe was chased in the n kith defending Super Bowl champions on their field on At Miami, the Dolphins placed rookie defensive end ing their runs early, they’ve now the center field wall. Baltimore three bits in 8 1-3 innings and also Twelve-year-old Jeff Morin of Manchester has At East Rutherford, N.J., running back Billy hurt here earlier this year when and went to third on Dauer’s after allowing dn RBI single by Monday night,” said the Cowboys’ coach. “ Butl don’t Charles Benson and second- year linebacker Ron caught the worm in seven straight added another run in the inning drove in a run with a suicide been selected as one of several area youngsters Campfield cleared waivers and was re- signed by the (Amos) Otis caught one at the throwing error. Pryor then scored Mookie Wilson. Tom Niedenfuer have my druthers, for some reason. Hester on injured reserve and recalled defensive games. and knocked out Rasmussen on squeeze to lead the Astros. Ruble, who will be playing with the Springfield Pioneer New York Giants, who also placed two players on the wall.” when Butch Davis hit into a finished for his ninth save. “ We have a tough time in Washington and we have a lineman Steve Clark, who was waived Monday. John Lowenstein went 4-for-4 Rich Dauer’s sacrtfice fly. 8-3, won for the second time in five Pee Wee AA hockey team this season. The injured reserve list and picked up rookie receiver The Royals scored twice to pull fielder’s choice. “ We need all the games we can tough time on Monday nights against anybody. “ I Benson, a third-round draft choice from Baylor, has and Cal Ripken and Ken Singleton Singleton made the score 7-1 with days, walking three and striking Pioneers are comprised of players from Northern Mike Miller from the waiver wire. Campfield was within 7-3 in the fifth with Don Baltimore scored four in the get,” said Howe. “ We need all the hope it will be a tough game because if it isn’t we won’t been suffering from a groin pull since early in training homered Tuesday night to lead a a two-run homer, his 16th homer, to outthree. Bill Daw ley relieved and Connecticut and Western Massachusetts. restored to the Giants’ roster Tuesday after clearing Slaught scoring on Onix Concep­ ninth. Dauer delivered a bases- tim e we can get out of each player be in the game,” Landry said. ” We know they will camp and Hester has a bone chip in his knee. Bothcan 15-bit, Oriole attack that gave center in the fifth. earned his 14th save. Rookie The players were selected after participating in waivers and the club also claimed wide receiver Mike cion’s single and Pat Sheridan loaded single, Todd Cruz followed and my time tonight was an inning play well in their home park. They generate a lot of be reactivated four weeks into the season as two of the Baltimore its seventh straight Danny Cox fell to 1-3. several open tryout sessions. The Pioneers Miller, the final cut for Green Bay Monday. with a run-scoring double, and and two- thirds.” noise there, but I really don’t consider the noise to be Dolphins’ three personnel moves. victory, a 12-4 decision over the Phillies 6-5, Padres 67 compete in the Metropolitan Boston Youth Rick Dempsey lifted a sacrifice In the opener, Ron Hodges that much of a factor. The Dolphins open the season Sunday against Placed on injured reserve were wide receiver Floyd Royals at Kansas City. At Philadelphia, Sixto Lezeano Hockey League, which is made up of teams from fly. singled home Hubie Brooks with cracked a two-run homer and It will mark the third time in four years Dallas has Buffalo. Eddings, who sprained his right ankle against “ It’s kind of nice to start with a Tigers 4. Twins 3 Central and Eastern Massachusetts, New Hamp­ the tie-breaking run in the eighth Bobby Brown had three hits to lead opened its campaign in Washington. At San Francisco, the 49ers claimed former Pittsburgh in a pre-season game Aug. 12, and Leon n u ,” said Baltimore manager Joe At Detroit Lance Parrish hit his shire and Rhode Island. The team plays home inning to lift the Mets to a 3-2 the Padres in the second game. In Running back James Jones was placed on the University of California standout Daryle Staugstad Bright, a reserve running back and return specialist. Altobelli, whose team got three, 21st homer of the year and the games every Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at the victory. / the opener, rookie Kevin Gross injured reserve list and free agent tight end Cleo from the Houston waiver list. The 49ers also placed At Los Angeles, the Rams acquired linebacker not just one, in the first inning off Tigers backed Dan Peti^ with five Enfield Twins Rink beginning on Sept. 10. Brooks o^ n ed the eighth with a scattered six hits for his .first Simmons was recalled. Simmons was one of the safety Carlton Williamqon on the injured reserve list Mark Jerue from the Baltimore Colts in exchange for loser Eric Rasmussen, 2-3. double plays. Petry, 14-8, pitched Also chosen from the area were D.J. LeBlanc single off Niedenfuer, 7- 2, went to major- league shutout and Von players released in the Cowboys’ final cuts on with a fractured leg. quarterback Mark Reed, who they picked up on ” We got two in the firstlast night an eight-hitter and Ken Schrom, and Craig Cherwinski of South Windsor, Doug second on a single by Keith Hayes’ tw6run single sparked a Monday. At St. Louis, the Cardinals released eight players, waivers from the New York Giants. The Rams also and three tonight. We think we’re 12-6, took the loss. Wilcox of Vernon, Seth Rudolph of Enfield and Hernandez and to third when five- run first that lifted the Veteran safety Benny Barnes, trimmed from the including veteran wide receiver Dave Stief, and waived linebacker Eric Williams, a six- year veteran one behind,” Altobelli quipped. White Sox 5, Rangers 0 Walt Wosko of West Suffield. George Foster hit into a double PhilUes. team, cleared waivers and can return to the Cowboys placed four players on injured reserve. The Cardinals formerly with the St. Louis Cardinals. Ripken extended his hitting At Chicago, Carlton Fisk hit an streak to ninegames, during which in case of emergency. Veteran running back George released safety Herb Williams, guard Bob Sebro, At Pontiac, Mich., seventh-year running back Rick inside-the-park homer and Harold Lombardo named girls' coach Peoples and safety Monty Hunter were picked up by safety Don Bessillieu, rookie linebackers Guy Boliaux Kane ended his holdout by signing a multi-year he is 18-for-41. Singleton knocked in Baines added a two-run shot to four runs and Lowenstein raised New England and St. Louis, respectively. and James Lane, and wide receivers Robert Blakely contract with the Detroit Lions. Detroit indicated it power the White Sox to their fourth COVENTRY — Paul Lombardo, of South In other N F L developments: and Aaron Williams. The Cardinals also placed would seek a roster exemption for the veteran from his season average against Kansas straight victory. Britt Bums, 8-8, Fall softball tourney Windsor, has'been named head coach of the City to .625 with a single, two At Washington, injuries are plaguing the Redskins. defensive linemen Ramsey Dardar and Bruce San Jose State until he is in condition to play. Kane has and Dick Tidrow com b in g on a Coventry High girls’ varsity soccer team. Guards Mark May (tom muscle in right arm) and Thornton, coraerback Jeff Griffin and rookie running served as Billy Sims’ backup the last three seasons. doubles and a triple, to help Storm six-hitt r as Chicago stretched its Lombardo, a Manchester police officer, has Davis improve to ll-S. lead in the A L West to 9'A games opens at parks tonight been active as a coach in the ^u th Windsor adult Al Bumbry, Dan Ford and over Kansas City. and youth soccer programs. Ripken hit consecutive singles to Angels 10, Indians 6 Nebraska-Penn State has al­ the summer tourney, the fall He succeeds Robert Anderson, who resigned to start the Baltimore first. Ripken’s At Anaheim, Calif., Doug DeCin- ready Inaugurated the football competition is single elimina­ accept a position in Rhode Island. American yachts putting fins to test base hit knocked in Bumbry for his ces had a three-mn bases-Ioaded season, but that doesn’t mean tion until the semifinals and 15th game- winning RBI. ARer double and Bob Boone singled in it’s time to put away the softball finals, which are scheduled to Eddie Murray grounded out, Lo­ Giants re-sign Campfleld the tie- breaking ran to pace the gloves yet. take place the week of Sep­ NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) tween Australia II and The lead changed twice with John Bertrand at the horse for Courageous af­ Freedom, the successful wenstein added another run­ Angels. The triumph went to • The fourth annual Town Slow tember 12, weather permitting. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Running back — Veteran campaigner Britain’s Victory ’83 until during the third leg but helm, and Victory ’83 ter being eliminated from 1980 defender Conner has scoring single and Singleton’s Winner Rick Steirer, 2-1, pitched 4 Pitch Class ’B’ Fall Softball BlUy CampDeld cleared waivers and was Courageous, fighting for today. Courageous Courageous, sporting a returned to their berths in the race Saturday by the been practicing with. groundnut made it 3-0. 2-3 innings of one-bit relief. Mike Tournament sponsored by the Tonight’s scbednle: At Char­ re-signed Tuesday by the New York Giants, who her life in the Am erica’s skipper John Kolius new genoa, sailed across Newport Harbor. selection committee. The fins are intended to “It didn’t make any difference Jeffcoat, 0-3, was the loser. Manchester Rec Department ter Oak, Manchester Police vs. also placed two players on the injured reserve list Cup defenders trial finals, tu rn ^ the mild 6to-8 knot the finish first. Sunday’s race was post­ add lift to .’2-meters and what we did, they wore us out,” Brewers 3, Mariners 2 will begin tonight with double- Vinner’s (6 p.m.) and Manches­ and picked up rookie receiver Mike Miller from Tuesday overcame Lib­ breezes into an ally on the Liberty and Courageous poned because of light air, Australia II Executive improve up wind Kansas City manager Dick UPI photo At Seattle, Tom Candlotti scat­ headers at both CHiarter Oak ter Property Maintenance vs. the waiver wire. erty by : 49 while workers sh orten ed 10.5 mile race every day until a and Monday’s match was Director Warren Jones performance. ■ Howser said. “ They swung the tered five hits over 71-3 innings for and Robertson Park. Pumpernickel Pub (7:30). At Campfield, a dependable receiver out of the frantically installed fins course. defender is picked, with discounted when neither and Ben Lexcen, the de­ bats good. I can’t explain what Seattle’s Rick Sweet dives headfirst into the glove of his third straight, victory and Twenty four which partici­ Robertson Park, Postal Ex­ backfield for Philadelphia, joined the Gianto last on Dennis Conner’s trial Liberty and Courageous the Selection Committee boat could complete the signer of Australia II’s happened. It just happened. They Charlie Moore drove in one run and pated in the summer slow pitch press vs. Main Pub (6 p.m.) and week but was waived Monday as the club reduced horse in a last-ditch effort crossed the starting line of of the New York Yacht 24.3 mile course in the winged keel, watched got the lead and it looks like they Milwaukee shortstop Robin Yount after unsuccessfully CALDWELL scored another to lead the Brew­ Rec-sponsored leaguess will be to meet the N F L ’s 46man roster limit. Campfield to come up with a design the windward-leeward Club observing every ma­ allotted 5 hours, 15 along with hundreds of don’t want to give it up. Their trying to stretch a single into a double in Tuesday’s Gentle Touch Car Wash vs. Irish OIL ers. Pete Ladd picked up 16th save vying for the fall crown. Unlike Insurance (7;M). was restored to the Giants’ roster Tuesday after to match that of top course dead even, but neuver. The 25th defender minutes. spectators as workmen pitching is good and their hitting is (Drioa Dub)«ct lo Cliangi) Mariner-Brewer contest. while Jim BeatUe dropped to 8-12. clearing waivers and the club also claimed wide challenger Australia II. Conner tacked : 16 to the of the cup must be chosen attached two horizontal receiver Mike Miller, the final cut for Green Bay Defending cup cham­ first mark with the two by Sept. 8. While the fins were fins constructed of fiber­ 9 8 . * C.O.D. Monday. pion Conner planned to Twelves entering a close The match improved added to Freedom, yacht­ glass and wood to the A49-I841 sail Liberty against trial jibing duel downwind. In Courageous’ record to 168 ing observers said De­ bottom of the keel of / horse Freedom with her an exceptionally tight and left Liberty at 9-7. fender was undergoing Manchester, East set for opening scrimmages Breakers may move to Portland new, green horizontal fins c o n te s t. Courageous After sailing around the similar surgery at the today before Liberty re­ rounded the second buoy a starting line for more than Cove Haven Marina. De­ BOSTON — A spokesman for the Boston sumes the race with tw 6 slim : 10 ahead. two hours, Australia II, fender became a trial Breakers said Tuesday the United States Football time cup winner League franchise is considering a move to Courageous. Cournoyer cramming Jude Kelly confident P o r^ n d , Ore. but could not say if team General “ It’s just an experi­ Partner George Matthews favored the citv. ment,” said Liberty de­ MODERN AUTO Bv Barry Peters signer Johan Valentijn RADIATOR AUTO REPAIRS For Cournoyer and his staff, it’s By Barry Peters who put the four-foot fins Herald Sportswriter been like trying to cram for a final Optimism pervades nearly ev­ Shero recovering from surgery INTRODUCES Herald Sportswriter ery pre-season camp no matter on each side of Freedom’s exam the past few days. Last keel. llw 90-mlnutn ; For Coach Ron Cournoyer and what the sport, and East is no NEW YO RK — Fred Shero, the coach behind 0 week, the players had conditioning Classes at East Catholic begin in Noting that the appen­ driva-ln and WE SERVICE ALL tiM Manchester High football exception. the Philadelphia Flyers’ two Stanley Cups and ’Homs of Mr. Qoodwrsnch two hours each day, but pads dages are being test^ GENERAL MOTOR team, it’s like trying to pump two the gradual way you’d step into a “ Everyone’s optimistic early who in 1979 led the New York Rangers to their drivnaway aolutioni weren’t allowed until Monday. cqU ocean in June — freshmen first on “ our second best CARS AND TRUCKS Itounds of air into a one-pound Still, (^ r o o y e r was far from on, "s a id Kelly, whose team posted most recent finals appearance, is recovering FOR: pigskin. start today, sophomores and jun­ its best record since 1969 last from cancer surgery performed earlier this boat,” Valentijn said, if FREEDOM n pessimistic on the eve of the team’s iors Thursday and then everyone they work, “ we’ll put ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS I Because school starts today, a first scrimmage with South season at 661. “ You have to be. I summer. will be all wet Friday when the them on Liberty, and week earlier than the normal Windsor. don’t know anyone who’d be down " I was down to about 120 pounds,” said the COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS seniors return. that’s it.” Wednesday after Labor Day open­ “ The whole team is in good this early.” 57-year-old Shero. “ I ’m back to 150 now.” There’s really no need to rush While 5-knot winds BAHERY • RERUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS ing, practice time has become as condition,” said Cournoyer, who About the only thing that could Shero is now a color commentator for the New things. After all, there are 180 day s prompted the Chal­ antt-frasn dwiist, AUTO PAINTING precious as an All-State fullback to served as defensive coordinator be wrong with a team would be Jersey Devils. He had most of his stomach in the school year. lenger’s Race Committee dsanisg sod flniiing the Indians. under former coach Mike Sim­ injuries, but Elast is as healthy as removed, along with part of his small intestine, CHARfiE WITH MASTER CHARGE No need to rush, that is, unless to postpone the start of the ; ’’HeIl week” is the dreaded mons. ’’We had them on a summer ever, save for the “ regular bumps after 10 years of pain. We have found that you’re playing for Ctoach Jude best-of-seven series be­ 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE initial week of twice-daily wor- program of conditioning for and bruises and muscle soreness,” most of our customers K elly’s Eagle football team. l^uts that are designed to bring a strength, agility and quickness. Hsrtid photo by Pinto according to Kelly. problems can be solved Kelly is throwing his Eagles to team together through the com- Before that, in the spring, 30 kids Kelly is also pleased wltb the p r e u c NOTICK! within this time frame. the lions early, with scrimmages ifton bond of drudgery and fatigue came to workouts at 5:30 in the Ron Cournoyer’s ready for first year... condition of senior running back The problem part is today against Windsor, Saturday A u stin out FREE!! in the late August heat. But morning. They’ve showed a lot of Doug Post, who led the Eagles with FR EE!! \ rem oved , promptly because of the early opening, hell against Bulkeley and two tri- CARTER fortitude.” 18 touchdowns last season. Post repaired on our know 'oetter after Saturday grows out there, it’ll be a dust scrimmages next week with We­ o f Open BLOOD tteek became just 48 hours of Because of the limited practice put on some extra pounds working iprem ises and rein ­ (against Glastonbury).” bowl.” thersfield and New Britain Wed­ hellish workouts for the Indians, time, Cournoyer said the coaches in the weight room, and he’s that NEW YORK (UPI) - stalled. One complaint that Cournoyer Counu^er also has the task o f nesday and North Branford and P R E S S U R E ^ dhd Cournoyer is concerned that have been juggling players at much quicker staKe he ran track in Citing the need to allow has is the rock-hard condition of weeding out the M players, includ­ WestMU (Stamford) Friday. • TAKIN BV I Replacements are iMt having a full week of practice different positions, trying to “ iden­ the spring. herself time to recover CLINIC the playing fields. He’s had the ing sophomores, down to the 40 or Having Just put on the pads A available from our dis­ may hurt his team. tify” some of the younger players to improve,” sufficiently from her in­ R IQ IS rC M D l players buy two pair of shoes, more he’ll have suited up for the Monday, Kelly is eager to find out $ 4 5 9 5 , tributor size Inventory. ; “ The schools that don’t go back with their best positions. Pointing Mid Kelly. "H e’s in fine shape. He juries, Tracy Austin with­ NUBBC 1229 MAIN St; regular game cleats and some- Sept 16 opener when the Indians how the team will fare early on. Sorias SSen up on tte Open champion and M9-86S2 hasn’t helped, but alt the coaches ready to squeeze the most Ulent condition. Their strengUi is good, , (OMMUN'TY Mnvift SERVICC MRTS ifteet more often. And it brings you’ve seen them play in scrim­ te p te m W 17 in a non-Hartford seeded fourth tMs year. 6 4 7 ^ 5 6 2 have complained, “ said Cournoyer out of the Indians as possible — in and we’ll surprise peo^e with our IT PAHKAIH PMARMAt PLHK A()I M r A I T M A MOKMIUMTMWOnS your team together as a family.” County Conference clash at East NU T H' ’ ' >N ( f NT STS KWn SL, Manoh, CT mages,” said Cournoyer. “ We’ll about the fields. “ Until the grass the short time available. quickness.’’ ’.'This is my favorite tour­ I PA Hx 4 Of OKNIBAL l40T08tS H u m DIVISION Hartford High. nament of the whole year. 14 — MANCHESTKR HERALD,Wedncsdtiv, Aug, 31. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD,Wednesday, Au -. 31, 1983 - 15 Scoreboard

Brawars 3. Marinara 2 NatlanalLaagua Phlladelohia — Acquired tight end Al Food Aalraa3;Cardal Dixon from Kansas City for on FOCUS/ PhilllaaBiPadraaO undisclosed 1985 draft choice; ptaced Baseball MILWAUKEE SEATTLE tight end John Spoonola on Inlured obrhM obrliM ST. Loun HOUSTON Transactiolis reserve; redlgned wide receiver Melvin Molltor 3b 3 0 I 0 Owen ss 4 0 0 1 First (>ame ObrhM ObrhM Hoover. (Jantner 2b4 0 0 0 Bernzrd 2b4 1 I T ' SAN DIEIM PHILADELHIA LSmIth If 4 0 0 0 Doran 2b 3 110 St. Loub — Released wide receiver Yount ss 4 0 0 1 Roenick cl 3 0 1 0 ObrhM ObrhM Lyons 2b 0 0 0 0 Puhl rf 4021------Dave Stief, safeties Herb Williams and Baseball standings Cooper 1b 4 0 10 Putnam 1b 2 0 I 0 Rlchrds If 4 0 10 Morgem 2b 1 1 0 0 OSmIth ss- 4 0 0 0 Then ss 4 0 10 (tan Besslllleu, guard Bob Sehro, Simmons c 4 0 0 0 Cowens dh 4 0 0 0 Wiggins 1b 4 0 2 0 Samuel 2b 2 0 0 0 McGee cf 4 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 0 10 IlnebacRersGuy Bollauxand JomesLone Qigllvle If 4 0 0 0 SHndrsn It 3 0 0 0 Brown cf 3 0 0 0 GCtaoss If 4 0 10 Hndrck lb 4 1 1 I K nM t lb 4 0 2 0 Chicago (NL) — Signed pll^ and wide receivers Robert Blakely and AMERICAN LEAGUE Howell dh 4 I 2 0 RNelson iT 3 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 1 0 Schmidt 3b3 0 0 0 lorg rf 4 0 2 0 WalHng 3b 4 0 1 0 Reuschel and purchased the c Aaron Williams; ptaced defensive line­ EOit AAonnng cf 4 1 1 I Castillo 3b 3 0 0 0 Gwynn rf 4 0 10 (>arcla 3b 0 0 0 0 yn sivk. 3b______1 0 0 0 Reynids 3b0------0 0 0 second baseman Don Rohn fro men Ramsey Dordor and Bruce w L Pet. OB Moore rt 3 12 1 Sweet c 3 0 2 0 Tempitn ss 4 0 I 0 (.efsbvr rf 3 2 0 0 Green ph_^ 10 10 Mmphry cf4 12 0 the American Assodatlon. Thornton, cornerback Jeff Griffin and — - Baltimore 76 52 .594 Moses pr 0 10 0 Soloior 3b 3 0 0 0 Perez 1b 2 12 0 Oberkfll 2b 3 0 0 0 Oawley p 0 0 0 0 Toronto — Called up shortstop Tony running back Oth Brownboth on Inlured Milwaukee 75 56 .573 2Va JNelson c 0 0 0 0 Bonilla 2b 1 0 0 0 Hayes cf 4 112 Lohfl p 0 0 0 0 Mlzerock. c l 1 0 0 Fernandez, catcher Geno Petralll, reserve; claimed safety Monte Hurrter on Detroit 74 56 .569 3 Hawkins p 0 0 0 0 Diaz c 4 12 1 Ravfrd ph 1 0 0 0 Ruble p 2 0 01 pitcher . TataN M 1 7 1 Totals 29 2 S 1 Stdn Clorkeondoutfielder Mitch Webster waivers from Dallas. „’r New York 72 57 .558 4V2 MHwaukee 001 080 200-1 Romlrz ph 1 0 0 0 DeJesui ss4 0 0 0 Brummr c 1 0 0 0 OlPhio p 0 0 0 0 San Diego— Recalled defemive tackle . - -1 , ’ Toronto 72 61 .541 6^/3 sooltla NOOOOOIO— 2 Lucas p 1 0 0 0 KGross p 3 0 10 Braun If 2 0 0 0 Scetf cf 0 0 0 0 from . Syracuse (IL ); purehased the Louie Kelcher from waiver list; ptaced Boston 63 69 ,477 15 (tamerwinnina RBI— Manning (3). Bochy ph 1 0 0 0 , Cox p 2 0 0 0 contract ot relief pitcher Don Cooper guard Doug Wllkerson on Inlured Cleveland 57 76 .429 2V/3 E— Cooper, Sweet, Yount. DP— Monge p 0 0 0 0 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 from Syracuse. reserve. WMt ToMH 32 0 4 0 Tetab 30 4 7 3 Romsev 2b000 0 BoskelhoH __ Mil­ San Francisco— Claimedmiddleguard Chicago 74 57 .565 waukee 1. LOB— Mllwoukee 5, Seattle 3. Son Diege 080080006— 0 Porfer c 10 0 0 Seattle — Sent guard Mark Radford to Dorvle Staugstod from Houston and Kansas CItv 64 66 .492 9'/i PhllodelgM 510010 OOn— 4 Tetab 32 I 4 1 Tetab■t* ^ S N 2 - San Diego os the ptayer to be named 2B— Roenicke. 3B— Manning. HR— later In flve-plaver deal. placed safety Carlton Williamson on Ooklond 65 69 .485 10>/2 Bernaz- Gome-wlnnlno RBI— Haves (5). St. Leub OOOOWOOt— 1 a Inlured reserve. Texas 60 72 .455 14*/^ ard (8). SB— Molltor (36), Moore (10), E— Bonilla 2, Morgan, Samuel. DP— Heusfen NOMfSBl— 3 FeetboE Hockey California 61 71 .462 13Vj Moses (11). Son Diego 2, Philadelphia 3. LOB— Son (taihe-winnine RBI— none. Buffalo — Wolved sofdty Mike Hartford— Signed Svivain Turgeon, Its Minnesota 57 78 .429 10 Diego 6, PMIodelphla sT 2B— Templeton. E— Hendrick, Walling. DP— St. Loubl. Kennedy; acquired the rightsi to safety IP H RER BBSO LonceWaltersCheld No. 1 choice In June draft, to a mubl- Seattle SO 82 .379 24Va Milwaukee SB— Oloz. LOB— St. Louis 7, Houston 7. 2B— Puhl, year contract. TueMtav's Games Canditt (W 20) 71-3 5 2 1 3 2 , ■ . IF H RRRBBOO Mumphrey. HR— Hendrick (IS). S— Chicago — Waived tight e(ids Robin Boston 5. Toronto 4 Son Diege Ruble. Earl and Brooks Williams, tables Andy Philadelphia — Signed tree Ladd (S 16) 123 0 0 0 0 1 ' Frederick, Dennb. Uck odd Henry ogent Detroit 4. MInnaoto 3 Seoltte Hawkins (L 33) 1 3 5 3 2 1 IP H RERBBSO defenseman Randy Holt. Chicooo 5, Texas 0 Beattie (L 8-12) 9 7 3 2 1 7 Lucas 5 1 1 0 2 3 St. Leub Waediter, safely Lenny Wallerscheld, Baltimore 12, Kansas City 4t T— 2:23. A— 15,218. Monge 2 3 0 0 0 0 Cox (L 13) 41-3 9 3 1 1 running back Willie McClemto, guard Californio 10, Clevelands rfllKRWPVMinaiiaisiir*-*-*- w w « v Rucker 1-3 0 0 0 Perry Hartnett and llnebadter Don 66ggggggggggdddd666666 Milwaukee 3, Seattle 3 K. Gron (W 43) 9 4 0 0 1 0 Lahti 1 1-3 1 0 Kimble; placed linebacker Al Chesley on New York 8, Oakland 5 HBP— byHawklns(Percz).T— 2:16 Houston P Inlured reserve. Wednesday's Gomes Ruble (W 63) 81-3 3 1 1 Cleveland — Signed corneiback Rod (All Times EOT) AngalsIOoIndlinsB DIPIno 0 1 0 0 Perry; waived cornerback Ivory Tennis Baltimore (Boddicker 11,6) at Toronto Oawbv (S 91 24 0 0 0 Curry «3ott 7-11), 7 p.m. CLEVELAND CALIFORNIA PadraaT.PhilliaaS and detensive end Marshall Harrls; Texos (Butcher 4-5) ot Detroit (Abbott ObrhM ObrhM ctolmed defens Ive end ThomosBrown on 5J), 7:35 p.m. Bannistr rt 4 1 I 0 Downing If 3 1 1 I Second (tame Pirataa5.Rada3 , waivers from Phllodelphla. Minnesota (Williams 9-12) at Boston Harroh 3b 5 1 2 2 Valentin rt 0 0 0 0 SAN DIEGO PHILADELHIA Dallas — Placed running bdek James U.8. Opan (aalurad matchaa (Oledo 6-7), 7:35 p.m. Franco ss 4 1 0 0 Corew 1b 5 2 3 1 ObrhM ObrhM Jones on Inlured reserve and recoiled Thorntn dh 3 1 0 0 Benlouz rt 4 0 0 0 PITTSBURm CINCINNATI ■P Kansas City (Gura 10-15) at Chicago Brown If 5 13 1 Morgan 2b 4 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM free agent tight end Cleo Simmbns. Day Matches (storting at 11a.m. ROT) 3 (Bannister 12-10), B:X p.m. Tobler It 3 12 1 DeCIncs 3bS 1 2 3 Wiggins cf 4 I 1 0 Ross 1b 3 0 0 1 Denver — Announced It- has cut Stadium Court Cleveland (Eldielberger 4-11) at Coll- Hargrv 1b 2 0 0 1 Lynn cf 3 111 Jones cf 1 0 0 0 Hemndz p 0 0 0 0 Whmne cf 5 0 0 0 Redus If 5 2 2 0 safeties J.T. Thomas andHecn Barnett, Hie Nos lose, RomonKi, vs Peter Thomas cf 3 0 0 1 Sconirs dh 4 2 3 0 toy 2b 4)20 Walker rf 4 0 0 1 £ tomlo (Zohn 8-10), 10:30p.m. Bevacq 1b 4 0 0 0 Schmidf XI4 3 3 3 Parker rf 5 2 4 2 (tancpcn ss3 0 1 0 utility man Wade Manning, widerecelver Fleming, Seobrook Island, S.C. lyottyps^h '-h t^ bo«0||g i Milwaukee (Hoos 12-3) at Seattle Hossey c 3 111 Boone c 3 0 11 Lezeono rf 5 2 3 2 Lefebvrs If4 1 1 1 Orlando McDaniel, defensive back Steve Yannick Noah (4), France, V6 Scott Sandwiches can be simple or so­ (Stoddard 6-14), 10:35 p.m. Fischlln 2b 3 0 0 0 Wllfong 2b 3 1 2 0 Solozar 3b 5 0 1 1 Hayes rf 4 0 0 0 Thmpsn 1b 5 1 1 1 Orlessn 1b 3 0 0 1 TrlmMe,guord Ron Coder ondllnebacker (tavis, Santo Monica, Calif. | ttOW8Mligrbl K ld a, mmioBtrub- New York (Rowley 13-10) at Ooklond Perkins ph 1 0 0 0 RJcksn ph 1 0 1 2 Bonilla 3b 5 0 I 0 AAoddox cf 4 0 0 1 Hebner 3b 4 0 0 0 Oester 2b 4 0 0 0 Darren Comeoux; plocedoflensiveauard Martina Navratilova (1), Dallas, vs. - - - I phisticated, and anything 'gima. (Conroy 66), 10:35 p.m. Vukovch rt 0 0 0 0 Lubrtch 2b 0 0 0 0 Sodiy c 5 12 0 Virgil c 3 0 10 Frobel If 5 12 1 HodtUr cf 4 0 0 0 Tom Glassic, llnebdcker Weedy Harris ElllseRoponl Longo, Argentina. BIB,- Thursday's Games , Adams ss 4 2 1 0 Romlrz ss 3 111 Garda ss 3 110 ^ a C 4 0 2 1 Esosky 3b 3 1 2 0 and runnine back (tarald Wlllhite on Grandstand Court Try the ncipes and suggestions Boltimore at Toronto Totals 31 6 a 6 Totalt 35 10 IS 9 Whitson p 3 111 McGrow p 0 0 0 0 Berra ss 3 0 10 Bllordell c 4 0 0 0 Inlured reserve; recalled running backs Mats WlloiKler (5), Sweden, vs. (tay hen, or cnate your own. For easy Minnesota at Boston, night Clevelond OOOOMOOO— 0 DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 Dernier ita 1 0 0 0 DeLeon - p 1 0 0 0 Russell p 10 0 0 Ron Lytle and Jesse Myles and Forget, Franoe. Texos at (Tetrolt, night Calllomla OOS31300X— 10 Reed p 0 0 0 0 Mozzllll ph 1 0 0 0 Foley ph 1------0 0 0 cornerback Myron Dupree from walv- brown bag sandwiching follow Gome-winning RBI— Boone(5). (taante p 1 0 0 0 Hume p 0 0 00 Chris Evert Lloyd (2), Fort Lauder­ Kansas City at Chicago, night (Kiross ph 1 0 0 0 Scurry p 0 0 0 0 Bench ph dale, Fla., vs. Shellv Walpole, BrHc4n. these tips. New York at Oakland, night E— Fischlln, Thomas. DP— Cleveland Andersn p 0 0 0 0 10 00 "Excused" guord Paul Howoril from the Ivon Lendl (2), Czechoslovakia, VL Perez lb 10 10 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Power p 0 0 0 0 team for personal reasons, i California I. LOB— Cleveland 6, Califor­ Scherrer p 0 0 0 0 Florin Segorceonu, Romonla. NATIONAL LEAGUE Totals 40 7 13 6 Totals 32 5 7 S (Tefrolt — Signed running bock Rick Night Matches (startbig al7Mg.m.| nio Son Diooe 003301006-7 Knlcely ph 1 0 1 1 Kane to a muti-veor contract.: Spnad multi-grain bnad li^it-; East 7. 2B— Bannister, Harroh, [TeCInoes, TOM * t2 5 Totab M 3 4 3 Stadium Court w L Pet. GB PhltadelpMa 100100216— 5 Houston — Waived center Greg Pam Shriver (5), Lutherville, Md., vs. ly with com oil margarine or Sconlers. SF— Thomas, Lynn. (tame-wInnlng RBI— Lezeono (6). PIttsiMirgh 810210 011— 5 Davidson, running back Adber Arm­ Laura DuPont, Lutherville, Md. Pittsburoh 68 62 .523 IP H R ER BBSO Cincinnati 81010)011— 1 mayonnaise to seal the bread Philadelphia 66 64 .506 2 E— Virgil. LOB— Son Diego 9, Phllo- strong, wide receiver Ronnv Tim AAoyotte, Springfield, Mass., vs. Cleveland delphlo 1. 2B— (,efebvre, l^ncono. ^^Game-winning RBI — Thompson Stiger, 'A^L'r-r Montreal 65 64 .504 2Va Sutcliffe 3 4 3 0 Brian Gottfried, Fort Lauderdale, \ and help keep the fillin g from St. Louis 3B^— t safety Darryl Meadows, linebacker Fla. ~~TPytitoac ^i^a m lintfw^ ’■'f-. .'j 64 65 .496 3Va Jeffcoot (L 04) 1 1-3 5 4 3 Ramirez, Brown, Salazar. HR— Schmidt 2 E — Thompson, (taante, Bllardello, soaking in. Chloogo 59 72 .450 9>/2 Splllner Oester. DP— Cincinnati 1. LOB— Pitts­ Robert Thompson, guard Daryl Skaug- Onmdrtieiil fatittf 1 1-3 5 3 3 (32), Lezeono (8). SB— Wiggins 2 (46), stod, offenslvetackle Ralph Williams and Yvonne Vermook, South Africa, vs.' 7— ■ a ll topite dloBd t9 e v ity New York> 54 78 .409 15 Easterly - 1 1-3 1 0 0 Brown (13). SF— Rose. burgh 10, Cincinnati 7. 2B— Roy Z West Brennan 1 0 0 0 Thompson, Frobel, Pena. HR— tight end Walt Arnold; dalni^center Al luckv loser. ^.w— wwy'iBbaBxt PWo|Hep*dkhUki*f8 Freeze sandwiches ahead tosava Los Angeles 77 54 .588 _ CoHtarnlo IP H R ER B B SO Parker Stelntold and defmive end Bob Stan Smith, Hilton Head Island, S.C., Atlanta Hammotf on waivers from Konsos City; vs John Sadr I, (3rarlotte, N.C. .;-%ii9' tiiB^-piMi' h s v » IttBt -wlwt timeinthemoming.BrBadtnaBOB 76 56 .576 V/2 John 4 1-3 5 6 6 WhltSOTW 67) 7 6 S S 0 3 (9). SB— Frobel ( 1), Redus (34),, Houston 69 62 .527 8 Stierer (W M ) 4 2-3 1 0 0 (tancepdon (14). SF— Oricssen. ptaced defensive end Ken Kennard and neBd,‘bB n hBfty and Son Diego DeLeon (S 12) 2 1 0 0 0 -3 wide receivers Mike Renfro and Harold ••dnndgggggggdggggggdn beautifully and so do fillings 66 68 .493 12«/a HBP— by Easterly (Downing).T— 3:09. PMtadsIphta Son Fraricisco 63 69 .477 U*/2 A— 22,189. IF H Bailey on Inlured reserve. such as sliced meats, oheeseB, Cincinnati 60 73 .451 18 McGrow (L 1-1) .3 4 3 3 2 1 pntstwipti Konsos City — Ctalmed linebacker -S t Re»d 3 0 4 4 1 3 tuna and peanut butter. Tuck a Tuesday's (Somes DeLeon (W 44) 6 2 Steve Potter on waivers from Miami; Soccer Philadelphia 6. Son Diego 0,1st gome Andersen 2 0 0 0 0 1 Guonte 1 1-3 2 reclaimed running back White Abrams frozen sandwich into a brown Son Diego 7, Philadelphia 5,2nd gome Hernandez 110000 from waiver list; placed (tary-SpanI and YankaasB.A‘aS Whitson pitched to 1 batter InOlh. Scurry 1 1 •••ddnggngggggddgggggd 'ikifo'pji^. hag and it w ill be thawed by ■ New York 3, Los Angeles 2,1st gome Tekulve (S 17) 2-3 1 J.T. Smith on Inlured reserve; claimed Los Angeles 2, New York 1,2nd gome T— 2:37. A —27,79a Cincinnall free agent Bob Hamm on waive lunch time. < Son Francisco 13, Montreal 2 NEW YORK OAKLAND Russell (L 2-1) 6 6 Houston. Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 3 ObrhM ObrhM Hume 1 1 LA Roms — Picked up qdarterback NASL atandinga Chicago 9, Atlanta 6 Rndiph 3b 5 2 2 2 Hendrsn If 5 1 1 1 Power 1 1-3 4 Mark Reed on waivers and traded him to Wrap sandwiches well to p n - Houston 3, St. Louis 1 Griffey lb 5 0 2 Gianta 1 13,Expoa Almon2 1b 5 13 2 Scherrer 2-3 1 Baltimore tor linebacker Mark Jerue; E60S4V0 n Wednesday'sCSames Winfield If 5 1 1 0 Heath rf 4 0 0 1 walved linebacker Eric Williams. WLGFOABFPta. IMti serve freshness and flavor: Use (All Times EDT) Nettles 3b 3 1 1 0 Lopes 3b 5 13 1 Miami — PlaceddefensIveendCharles SAN FRANCISCO MOflTREAL x-New York 21 8 81 46 61 105 sandwich bags, plastio wrap or Son Diego (Thurmond 6-2) at Phila­ Gamble dh 5 1 2 2 Brrghs dh 3 0 D 0 Benson and linebacker Ron Hester on Chicago 14 13 45 60 56 140 delphia (Hudson 7-7),7:35p.m. Mttngly rf 5 0 3 1 Page pr0 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM Cuba9.Bravas6 Inlured reserve; recalled defensive Toronto 15 13 44 42 41 125 waxed paper. Los Angeles (Valenzuela 13-7) at New Smalley ss 2 2 1 1 Murphy VenMe cf 5 0 1 0 If 5 0 0 0 Raines If 5 110 lineman Steve Clark from waivers I PeltinI ss 0 10 0 Trillo 2b 3 0 0 0 Montreal 11 17 54 49 72 115 York (Torrez 614), 7:35 p.m. Moreno cf 5 1 1 0 Kearney c4 0 1 0 MInnssota — Placed kicker Rick Southern Son Francisco (Brelnlng 610) at Cerone c 3 0 0 0 Davis rf 0 0 0 0 YongMd 3b 5 2 2 2 Reardon p o 0 0 0 CHICAGO ATLANTA Oanmeler, cornerback Melvin Brawn, Follow good food handllngpi^ Clark rf 4 3 2 2 Fronen 1b 0 0 0 0 „ ObrhM ObrhM Tulsa 15 13 52 41 43 129 /..ontreal (Gullickson 12-11),7:35p.m. Hill ss 3 12 0 tiaht end Joe Senser, wide receiver Sam FI. Lauderdale . -1214 53 43 49 119 Pittsburgh (McWilliams 136) at Hous­ Phillips 3b 4 1 1 0 ** * 0 0 0 Dawson cf 3 0 1 0 Bowo ss 5 0 0 0 Butler If 4 2 2 0 McCullum, linebacker Steven Grego­ tices when you’re pnparihg- ton (NIekro 11-11), 8:35 p.m. Totals 30 8 12 7 Totals 28 5 12 5 Welimn 2b 2 0 1 0 Voll rf 0 0 0 0 tandbrg 2b5 1 3 0 Johnson 3b5 1 1 1 rios, Tampa Bay 721 47 79 40 02 CDovIs cf 4 2 1 0 Olivsr 1b 4 0 0 0 Itall cf 5 2 3 1 ChmMs 1b 4 0 1 1 Team America 1011 33 48 25 79 sandwiches, or any other food. Chicago (Trout 9-12) ot Cincinnati 9 ^ York ooooam— • nose tockleRavYakovon Is and lineback­ Western (Puleo69), 7:35o.m. Ooklond 000001406-5 O Molly 3b 3 2 1 3 Borgor p 0 0 0 0 Durhom if 3 2 0 0 Murphy cf 4 0 1 2 er Mark Stewart on Inlured reserve; Use clean hands, toolc and work (tame-winnino RBI — (kimble (5). Bergmn 1b5 3 4 5 Wairoch 3b3000 * 5 12 3 Wshngtn rf 4 l l o x-Voncouver 23 5 51 27 49 180 St. touls (Andulor 613) at Atlanta y ^ z e r 3b 0 0 0 0 Romlrz ss 4 1 2 0 signed kicker Bennv RlcOrdo; ac­ Golden Bay 1810 44 S3 50 152 siu;faoes and wash betwsen sad) A Brmly c 5 0 2 0 Wohlhrd rf 4 0 2 0 (Barker 60), 5:40 p.m. DP— Oakland 1. LOB— New York 9, quired I Seattle 12 16 60 55 49 117 Thursday's Gomes Oakland 10. 2B— Randolph, ttenderson, MDovb p 2 0 0 0 Romos c 4000 Morelnd rf 3 2 1 O HiAibrd 2b 3 0 0 O tight end Mike Mulorkey; i cut wide lot ty ]^ of f(K)d. Use freSh, defui and Pittsburgh of Houston Almon, Hill. 3B— Griffey, (tamMe. HR— Minton p 1 0 0 0 Flynn ss 2000 Mortim Ib4124 BoSdlct C 3112 receiver (tane Giles, running bocks Rick 45 59 37 94 Lopes (16), Smalley (15). SB— Lopes (19), James p 0000_____ Letferts p 0 0 0 0 Perry pr 0 0 0 0 x-dlndied divielea mie properly refrigerated or cooked San Francisco at Philadelphia, CompMI p 0,0 0 0 Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Bell, Sam Harrell and Maurice 'Turner, ( T e m gel six polnis tor wtnabig In night Hmderson (92), Almon (24). S— Cerone. Salazar os 1 0 0 0 linebacker Greg Starr and tackle Bill regu lot tent foods. Start wltfawall-ohillcdin.- St. Louis at Atlanta, night SF— Heofh. Burris p 0 0 0 0 Smith p 1 0 0 0 McMrtry p ) 0 0 0 Stephanos. rttM^ereveritoehatealv^ f i i r ' Chloogo at Cincinnati, night IP N R SR BB so Lake c 4 0 10 Moore p 0 0 0 0 New Orleans — Fined linebacker -rcrzx-Jfr dedi ed by grsdients and try to keep'brown Now York Tows 30 13 13 12 T O M ** 31 2 5 0 Davis c 0 0 0 0 Jorgnsn ph 1 0 1 0 Whitnev Paul an undisclosed amount and sb^eut. A bonus pobil Is ownhlied ler bag items as oold as p o ^ b le . Guktrv (W 168) 9 12 5 5 3 9 Rainey p 3 0 10 Camp p 0 0 0 0 «9«l» scored up a maximum of S W ^ ^ C t a C 5 2 Buctair lb 10 10 Pocorob c 1 0 0 0 added him to Its roster after he to gyirthnei ond Oakland »S» »t'* announced his retirement. I McCotty 6 6 4 4 4 1 Gonti^lnnlno RBI — O'lMallev (5). TotaN 19 9 14 0 Totals 34 4 10 4 — Signed running back For a booklet of great sandwich Amarican Laagua Underwood 1 3 0 0 0 0 E— CDavIs, Evans, Youngblood, SJlehtO 030)1010)— 9 Billy Campfl eld and rookie wide receiver Beard (L 54) 2 4 4 4 1 1 KQinci. Athena ooioNoio— 4 recipes and more brown h « ^ « g Tigers 4. Twins 3 Gome-wlnnlne RBI— none. Mike Miller; placed wide receiver Floyd ° '* r^^/"9 ‘*“ *-LO»-SanFrands- Eddlngs and running back Leon Bright •••Gdggggggggggggggggg tips, write to Department BCT the n P B— Kear ne V. T — 3:09. A— 22, i 41. eo a Montrwl a 2B-Clark, O'Malley, , Atlantal. on Inlured reserye. MINNESOTA DETROIT Wellman, Youngblood. HR— Bergman Atlanta 6. 2B— NY Jets — Placed defensive tackle Roman Meal Company, Nutrition ObrhM ObrhM MorehM, Itall. 3B— Butler. HR— Mar- Abdul Salaam an Inlured- reserve; Brown cf 4 13 0 Whitokr 2b4 1 1 1 (4), Clark (17). S— MOavIs. « n « TO, Ctey (19), Hall 02). S— Radio, T V and Cfonaumer Services, P.O. Bok McMurtry. claimed wide receiver Prestoq Brown on Costlno 2b 3 0 1 0 Trmmll ss 4 0 1 1 0rlolaa12.Royala4 ■ . walversb. i 11126, Tacoma, W A g64ll-012a ’ Word If 3 0 0 0 Gibson dh 3 0 0 0 SonFM cfsc IP H RERBBSO •••GGgggggggggggggggpg CMcoge Pittsburgh — Placed quarterback ■ Mitchell If 0 0 0 0 Parrish c 3 I 1 I Terry TOMOHT V Hrbek lb 4 111 Herndon If 3 1 I 0 BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY Rany (w 1610) 6 13 MsrhM ObrhM » ( ‘s*i*r S i 2 8 t S Lefterts Bradshaw and tackle Tunch llkin on the 7:15 Red Sox vs. Twins, WTIC Engle c 3 110 Cabell 1b 3 0 2 0 MonIrwN 0 four-week Inlured reserve list; wolved T-30 Mots vs. Dodgers, Channel 9, Kuntz pr 0 0 0 0 Lemon cf 2 0 0 1 Bumbry cf 5 I 2 0 BDovis If 3 0 11 Burris (L 46) 463 6 8 5 5 4 Campbell 1 13 Ford rf 5 110 SherMn cf 4 0 1 1 Smith (S 22) 1 13 putrtw John (taodson, tackle Ken WINF Bush dh 4 0 10 Wilson rt 3 0 0 0 21-3 3 3 3 2 1 Dallaflor, quarterback Bdb Leis­ . • Woukegen Open Bowling (taped), Goettl 3b 3 0 0 0 Brookns 3b 3 1 1 0 Ripken ss 5 2 3 2 Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Reardon 1 1 0 0 1 2 G ter, I USA Cable Brnnsky rf 3 0 I I Murray 1b 4 2 1 0 McRae dh 4 0 1 0 Borgor 134412 McMrtry (L 16413 8 6 5 1 1 HdU> THB IiBTroCE (^CKEN IN THE Lownstn If 4 3 4 1 Alkens lb 4 111 runnine back Chet Winters, widerecelver **• A's, SportsChon- Peanul Butter A t0 Z Wshngt ss 2 0 0 0 Mt^h^Pltchod to 1 batter In 7th. Moore 2 63 3 2 2 2 2 Hercules Standi, tight end Craig nel, WPOP Totata 29 3 8 2 Totals 28 4 7 4 Slngletn dh 4 2 2 4 Roberts rf 4 0 0 0 , tJBP-bv M CM b (Dawson); by James Comp 1 2 0 0 0 0 Dauer 2b 3 0 13 Slought c 4 12 0 (p'Mallev). WP— MDovIs. Balk— itedroslan 111110 Ctanaway,nasetackleLonnleKennelland 11:30 U.S. Tennis Open Highlights OAiRpESN SANDWICH 200 000100— 3 Sakata pr 0 10 0 Pryor 2b 3 10 0 sofetv Greg Best. (taped), Channel 3 When it o6mes to sandwiches, and to Detroit 0)2 oot OOO— 4 Burrlt. jlA m iN ie d ) Gome-winning RBI— TrommelKB). Cruz 3b soil Conopen ss 4 1 1 I Pfr— Romos. T— 2:38. A^»S36, brown bagging, peanutbirtterIsaimfver- j E— Herdon. DP— Minnesota I, Detroit Dempsey c 4 0 0 1 * - '^.i I.--- ■ A gnat way 'to turn dibs and dabs oflett- Totals 39 15 12 Totals 34 4 7 sal favorite. You probably have your omrp' 12 4 i INd UfrMttu)0b0i»r-V0getabitt»»dd ovfrsiatoasupersaadwiob spnad. Use a LOB— Minnesota 4, Detroit 4. 2B— BMhnoro • 382030104-12 3 2 speoial oombination, but yauYe na d y Brookens, Whitaker. HR— Hrbek (12), Kmsos 010028106-4 Mala . Dodgara ' tA »’/lA TD r«iid |{im'(uiitwJlL Aji^y vdgBiBbie I ■ blaaderbrfoodproces8or(Uyouhaveone) Gome-Winning RBI — Ripken (15). . tor ai change, pick one ormoreofthamtA Parrish (21). S— Gibson, Costlno. SF— Ibrtbaspnad. Lemon. ^ E— Slought, Dauer. DP— Balltmore First (tame to Z suggestions to tuck between muAi^ ... IP H R ER BBSO LOS ANGELES NEW YORK ttiiia. Ilitubinfo^d^roctai^ grain bread slices. ' ‘it Minnesota ’ • l o b —Boltlmore7, Kansas ObrhM ObrhM 1' 1/3 oupohoppod.(x)Okedohiolcen Schrm (L 126) 7 2-3 7 4 4 1 0 Lily 5.2B— Bumbry, Lowenstein 2, Cruz, Sox 2b 5 0 2 0 Wilson cf 4 0 10 «wiDcr«N2ig. JtBvwB A»kr Davis 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 S aught. 3B— Lowenstein. HR—, Russell ss 5 0 0 0 Brooks 3b 4 1 1 0 iXioMtamrpr bil|)oppBd raw SDovIs (W 11-5) 9 7 4 3 2 3 Brock 1b 3 0 10 Oquend ss 2 0 0 0 ; 'v«g«table(s)** Kansas City Morals ph 1 0 0 0 Hasp ph 0 0 0 0 Coleslaw'(souhds crazy but taSteS Rasmussen (L 2-3) 2 8 5' 5 0 1 Moldond rf 0 0 0 0 Giles 2b 0 0 0 0 great), or celery, or carrots, or cran­ RedSox5.BlueJays4(12| Hulsmonn 5 4 3 3 3 2 FImple c 3 0 0 0 Lynch p 2 0 0 0 1 tableapoonBKTftened or whipped berry sauce Armstrong 2 3 2 2 2 0 Penosp lOOOStaubph 10 00 cream cbBBBe Rasmussen Pitched tolbatlersin3rd. Nlsdenfr p 0 0 0 0 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 BOSTON TORONTO PB— Slought. T— 2:27. A— 1&769. Yeager ph 1 0 0 0 .4 ■ •• Dates, pitted and chopped ObrhM ObrhM : 2 teaspoons wide or herb vinegar Remv 2b 6 110 loro 2b 3 0 10 Tetab 35 2 0 1 Totals 31 3 0 3 Boggs 3b 5 0 10 Orta ph 0 0 0 1 Los Angeles 000010000— 2 Egg salad (also sounds crazy but then Rice If 4 0 11 Garcia 2b 2 0 WhKaSox 10 5,RangaraO New YMk MOIMUri^S . '-r' • 1/4 teaspoon sagB or poultry seasoning a n those who love ID (tame-wInnIng RBI-Hodges (1). Armas cf 5 12 1 Mosebv ct 6 12 1 E— Brock, Oquendo 2, Brooks. DP— Miller rt 6 2 10 Barfield rf 4 0 0 I Los 2 BlioiBBRoitianMeiabread Fruits, such as peaches, plums, pine­ Ystrzm dh 4 1 2 0 CJhnsn dh 5 0 TEXAS 1 0 CHICAGO Angeles 9, New d S m a Gedman c 5 0 2 2 Bell If 3 0 0 0 ubrhM ObrhM apple; or franks Tolleson ss 3 0 0 0 RLaw cf 4 0 10 Tork 7. 2B— Guerrero, Brock. i 3’6st*-'s Softened m argarine' Stopletn 10 5 0 0 0 Collins It 2 0 0 0 HfC^“ Htfmnn ss 5 0 0 1 Martinez c 2 0 O'Brien 0 0 IblOOORskc 2221 fL alides BoWan^jUBal Granola or grapes Bell 3b 4 0 10 Baines rf 4 3 2 2 Hsrnondez (11). SB— Sox (43). SF— EVERY REMAINING 1983 TRUCK Whitt c 2 0 0 0 Marshall. ‘ ttpealUUties: Upshow 1b 5 1 4 0 Porrish rf 4 0 0 0 Luzinsk dh 4 0 I 1 Sottaafid mfurgatlno ‘ PoaaibiUtlas: Honeyorham V <•> < 0 1 0 Padotk lb 3 0 0 0 BtocooU Radtehee Mulinks 3b 5 1 1 1 tesAngel.. "* ** _ Griftin ss 5 13 0 Wright cf 4 0 2 0 Soulres 1b 0 0 0 0 Ozuenbeeas India nlish, or chow-chow \ Totals 45 5 10 5 Totals 44 4 11 4 Stein 2b 4 0 10 Kittle If 10 0 0 ovith Comfajy^ Bl) IngnatUants eKpeptbraiul and Parsley ^n p le If 3 0 0 0 Hairston If 2 1 0 0 NtaSifr (L 7-2)123 4 1 1 2 0 Oattllflower ' Boston 000 033 000 001— 1 New York ^ _J(PIIBBllce Carrots Jelly or jam, or thin sllv e n of jicam'p T l ^ t o 000 001210 000— 4 Johnson c 3 0 1 0 Stegman If 0 0 0 0 MUST BE SOLD margarinp^BlpixiBd b t e ^ with margarine. Fees VLow 3b 4 0 10 Lynch 7 7 2 1 1 0 fifigndtpats. Celezy Gome-winning RBI— Rice (11). Orosco (W 165) 2 1 0 0 1 3 Spread ‘ifiHieti^ito^obeeBe mixture on erne Com Cabbage Kiwi, a delightful surprise ^E— Mulllniks, Armas. DP— Boston Fletchr ss 2 0 1 0 T— 2:33. ‘~'PBybpvBD, Dybznsk ss 1 0 0 1 brea4; ja8 -^Jedmon, Miller. Mulllniks, Grit- Totals 32 0 6 0 Totals 31 5 0 5 t o h o o s e ScalUon f in« 800080 000-0 Oedgara 2, Mala I C ' i f t i m t i t i ' -iTi-'-.V.' Mayonnaise Mosebv. 3B— Gordo. HR— Armas (31), . . 00181100)1— 5 ''^Ifakas' o£M^'B«hit#lcaL : <6ci/pblne all ingredients eX<»pt bread and Moseby (18). S— Barfield. SF— Orta. Ganie-winnino RBI— Luzlnskl (8). Nectarine sli(»s. or nuts .,E — Henke. DP— Chicago 1. LOB— Second (3amo . m^gdrine. Spread bread alices with Texas LOS ANGELES NEW YORK r _ . IP H R ER BB SO FROM Nutri|bdfipl| ^ bo iailHgrame oholeatarol ; ldi|kfls one sandwich. Quince jelly or pnserves Stewart (L 1-1) 5 63 6 3 3 3 2 Morshll rf 4 0 1 0 Heep rf 4020 Stisb 7 6,236 NIedenfr p 0 0 0 0 Bailor ss 4 11 0 Np w laas fun o m CIO ModM V, ton pick­ Jackson (L 63) 5 4 ) 1 2 2 c m o o M Raisins or rhubarb jam ” S . 2 » 2 1 5 Stieb pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Yeager c 3 0 0 0 Giles 2b 2 0 0 0 up. Bqulpmgnl (nefudoo a fool corgo box, a V ptbar unt Analyais pmr.nandwioli: T— 3:09. A— 30,827. Bums (W 68) 6 4 0 0 1 6 Thomas cf 3 0 0 0 Klnomn gh 1 0 0 0 cyHndgr pngino, power otoorlng B brokoo, TIdrow IS 7) 3 2 0 0 1 1 Zochry p 2 0 10 Ortiz c 4 0 3 0 Strawberries or. salad'dressing (try T— 2:47. A-26666. Londbly ph 1 0 0 0 Oewend pr 0 0 0 0 gaugpg, roar ifgp bumper and more. 8t. rThdeium dpt duorlee , SSgriunaoarbohydrate cnamy encumber) * •••••••••••••••••••••• Reuu p 0 0 0 0 Holman p 10 0 0 •aaaa. Howe p 0 0 0 0 Bradley ph I 0 0 0 “ 24?% '.Itpii |<:'^ifeiK>>toprate)a 341 mUUjgrama sodium Tuna, or tomatoes, ortofu Londrex rfOOOOSIskp 0000 ■ t7% TWai*iiita:>';i' 54 mfiUgrams cholesterol Golf . g.t°V5 Oh 10 0 0 Ugli fruit or anyttilng else unususl EASTERN LEAGUE Tetab » 2 4 2 TeNNS 31 I n 1 ■■..■;aa9fe.wbdh6%^^^ lie An ••ObdOOOddOOdoougggggg Jles 280000006-2 ;£T:n^^u^ents (% USIU}/^: Vegetables, such iub carrots, papers Alh2l?“" —0101 Now York 000080 001— 1 ONtWXlO__7110 Go^meewInnlneRBI-Guerrerodll. •’4 ! « DP— Los Angeles 1, New York 1. LOB ^7299 tp% V ila lii A , ' 7%Cmtoltim Water ohestnuts Tallwood (9p"oITd *Corhi» ••>< Punk — AiMes 4, New York W. " k 'Jioitioo's Club-Blind Partners — 18 Jturrman. W— Guerrero.ro.S— I HolnHtnon. 44 . '’"'.’L ? ' 16%. Iron:.. , X=the unknown in the peanut butter holes-Gross-Kothy DImlow, Flo Rom- IF H RHRBBSO CREDIT BY . . . . BUSINESS manager ^ 'Pboi|horouB sandwich formula. Make it whatyou *«V M, Nd-Kathy DImlow, Elaine .L e e Angeles. Beefnarz 862i)-61, LIndo Soarl, Barbara Zochry (W 50) 6 wlU. . Mahoney 91-29-82, 9 holes-Gross-Polly Reuse i PHONE CkiDIT OK. Net-Carlene Howe 1 63 OHKCAUPOtSITAlL ’ --A l l ' ;ie»,vit6mhihB Yogurt, pisin or with fruit PV2S: ^!“'■»I10 Kokoszka 57-3634. S^Roiiins (? S 5 ;;;if3i ! NiedenfUb (S 9) 13 <•»' Mitchell (9) ond Now Yerh ni’lui! Prosidsni's Cup wInnsr-Kathv MM^eSo. W— Gnoclnskl (12-11). L— Holman ( l 13) 7 m Zuoohliii, tl^-slioes or shredded “ '.Ui'S*!! funnot-up-Flo Romsev. Sisk Governor's Cup wInner-AlicIa 2 BoblnskI, runner-up-Becky Rodin. 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16 - MANCHESTER HERALD,Wednesdciy, Aug. 31. 1983 MANCHESTER HEKALD,Wednesday, Aug. 31, 1983 - 17 Your Neighbor's Kitchen 13^ Home grown herbs enhance Bill Freeman’s dishes CUT OUT FOR THE WEEKEND When you buy „ "js. Huntb. Bv Barbara Richmond cook some slivered onions in a little butter until they Herald Reporter become glazed. Clean and slice the mushrooms and cook just until they’re a “ little grey.” Then stir in 1 STOCK PaCK. It's back to school today for Bill Freeman, principal cup of commercial sour cream. Serve over tender W ' 4-pack pudding or fruit ItotootaltoriTtoa slices of London broil. coupon will bo raetoacnod of the Robertson School. When school's out, Freeman E any flavor for laco value plue 7* handlinpW enjoys puttering around in the kitchen of his Avery As for his herbed fish recipe, a creole touch can be accordance with ifw otfar toated hw rw n . Coupon le voM if taxed. proMW e d or raatrictodrea by law Caah Street home. added by mixing a 6-ounce can of tomato sauce with valuM 1/100*. v o id only to U .S A T M a o o w o n n o f nabia or uam- toratoto. «4eM coupon to HuntWtoeeon Foode, ii . 0 Bon 1470. green pepper, celery and onions, and cooking all LSffifEj Clinto n. Iow a 6 2 ^ £ ) 1B03 Hunl-IF* “ I ’m not a fancy cook — I like to cook for hungry Sirrion. Inc. Contowny onipr Itotltod M people.” he said. together in a skillet at low to medium heat and serving 1 3 0 27000 1227M0 CoiMOnMpirwtoatoruMryM. 1M4. During a recent visit, it was difficult to decide it over the fish. whether to concentrate on the tasty salad luncheon he He said his chili can be served over rice, but added, prepared, or on the attractive surroundings of the “ It’s a sin if you do because it's so delicious all by home and gardens. itself." He likes to serve it with just a green salad and A vibrant-looking vegetable and herb garden maybe some crackers. T1r!.5T2 OQOhh STOflE COUPON I extends across the back end of their large yard. This is T O T H E D E A L E R F o r each coupo n you accept as our authonxed aoeni I surrounded by flower gardens exploding with brilliant w e will pev yo u th e face value o f this ' coupon, piua 7< handling sllowaryce. S>iyE20< color. Favorite Chili pwKted you and your customer I O ff THE REGULAR PRICE One of the herbs Freeman grows in profusion is n ave co m plied with the term s of this ' 1 pound ground beef , offer Aryy other application consli- , OF ONE S-LITER BOrOES basil. And he makes good use of the fragrant herb. SAVE5(X turn fraud Invoices showing your I ORMUlD-PAKSOf Z cups sliced onions OFF THE REGULAR PRKX purchase of suH icieni stock to cover ' “ He puts basil in everything.“ interjected his wife, redeem these^ all coupons must be shown upon 1 BOTTLES OR CANS. 2 cloves garlic, sliced OFTWOfi-UTERBOrriES request Void if prohibited, taxed or I Ronnie Freeman. He added. “ I ’d put it on my cereal if rettnetod Customer must pay any 1 16-ounce can tomatoes, sauce or mashed tomatoes ORMUUHVkKSOF required bottle deposit and sales 1 she’d let m e." tax Cash value 1/20 of 1 cent This | Salt and black pepper to taste coupens w BOTTLES OR CANS. coupon may be redeemed by mail­ 1 teaspoon red pepper, add later ing to The Coca-Cola Company. PO I HE CRUMBLED some fresh basil in the tuna salad ^ x 1504. Clinton. Iowa 52734 I 1 teaspoon chill powder at any store* OOUtoOMBlttolMItoi SO/90/to3. he served for lunch, and it was delicious. He also 2 cans red kidney beans added some celery and fresh parsley and salt and r M'IDDO 21S7S3 pepper. The salad was served on tomatd just picked Brown the beef and add onions and garlic and salt from his garden. and pepper. Cook on medium heat until beef is cooked. Served with the salad were some spicy beets Add tomatoes and cook until smooth-looking. Add Freeman made. He said he just “ threw spices in chili powder and then the beans. Add red pepper a them," but couldn’t remember just what. Too bad, little at a time to taste. Serve with green salad. because they were delicious. Herald photo bv Richm ond Freeman has a vegetable soup recipe that’s been a family favorite for years. It’s a tongue t wiser called, Robertson School Principal Bill Freeman at home in his Avery Street kitchen. SAVE IS* Herbed Fish MR Q R O C E R Kfxit Inc (Ftotaii FooO Groupl ■ 'Superslobgobsisch. ’ ’ will mm bursa you lof the lecc vsiue of this cou­ onanyflavorof pon plus 7$ henpiing eiiowtoce piovided you “ Everything goes in the pot — green beans, 1 pound cod, scrod or haddock fedeemed >t on youf reteil sales of the ram ed S/fVElSF producia and that upon raque$l you agree lo fur­ zucchini, peppers, celery, tomatoes, small potatoes, Salt Bean Soup nish proof of pufChaie of $ulf>Cieni producia to and even eggplant and some slices of bacon for Dried parsley , American Chop Suey Philadelphia cover all rsdempiions Coupon i$ void where ODlheoiilydressiiigs laxed prohibiled or reilncted by lew. end rnay seasoning," he said. Celery flakes 1 pound ground beef I pound (navy) dried beans not be essigned or Iranslerred by you Caah value B r a n d V20c Customer mutt pn ^ epphcetM tax The ingredients can be used in amounts according Basil 1 cup sliced onions 4 quarts water that can w ear the Philtynam eT For redernplion mail to K n A F T IN C: FR F C P O Margarine or butter Pieces of ham or ham bones BO X 1600 C LIN TO N IOWA 52734 to how many people you plan to serve. They should be 2 cups celery, cut not chopped d r e s s i n g s . boiled, but not for too long or vegetables will become 1 whole carrot New Philadelphia Brand dressings. The only dressings mushy. When ready to serve it should be sprinkled Salt the fish lightly and dot with pieces of margarine 1 stalk celery made with real Philadelphia Brand cream cheese. And n o w you can save 154 on any Havor. Italian Herb, Toasted with salt and pepper and grated parmasean cheese. It or butter. Sprinkle with parsley, celery flakes and 1 quartered onion REDEEM PROMPTLY 21QDQ 1203hL Onion, Garik & Chive and Cucumber. So get into the is served as a heavy soup. Freeman said, basil. Cook in covered skillet over low heat until fish Brown beef, add onion and celery and cook over Bring beans to boil and simmer until done to taste. ONE COUPON PER ITEM PURCHASED. thick o f it and save 1S<. flakes easily. Near the end of cooking time, for an medium heat until onions and celery become glazed. Remove and discard carrot and onion. To cut down on ditasKfai.tnc HE ALSO HAS a favorite way to cook fresh added touch, sprinkle with buttered bread crumbs Do not overcook. Serve over rice or noodles. Serves cooking time, beans can be pre-soaked before mushrooms to be served with London broil. He said to and broil lightly. four. cooking. 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Iowa 52734 Good only on products indicated Any cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Product O de symbols from two half-gallons of other use constitutes fraud Lim K-one coupon per purchase. beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting Land O'Lakes Ice Cream, along with the register Syndicate lighter weekly trips. big supermarket savings Uiat person’s name. When of Im perial the needed proofs of purchase while looking (or tape with the purchase price circled for one In addition to the box are not limited to big I next say hello, I mention the required forms at the supermarket, in package of any brand of cookies. Expires Dec. 31, DEAR MARTIN: You tops and labels from the families. Some readers that a small surprise will Expiration Date: newspapers and magazines, and when trading 1983. have asked readers to products I purchase, I may be wondering how soon be coming their way in a 2 - lb . b o w l. February 29,1984. 111X5 3ahab‘i with friends. 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Receive a Universal Product 0>de symbol from Squeeze thing I can pick up from 75-cent coupon for ground beef and a 2S-cent weekly. $304.40. cost of postage and han­ Parkay, along with the produce department price them. coupon for 12-ounce or larger Kraft Deluxe Slices. sticker from a corn-on-the-cob purchase. Expires We have coupons for Before I forget, I should dling to: The American Send the required refund form and three front Oct. 31. 1983. most of the packaged tell you that we are on As soon as a friend Coupon Club, Dept. PR8, goods items we buy. I Social Security. — Flor­ starts to give me these P.O. Box 500, Franklin usually use 30 or more of ence, Uniondale, Ind. needed box tops and lab­ Square, N.Y. 11010.

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yiAIMrHFPTKR HERALD.Wodnesdny. Au 31, 1983 — 19_ 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD,Wednesday, Aug. 31. 198:> Arts therapy Chef at New York’s Four Seasons one of my favorites I WISH that I could talk from two thawed Cornish roughly brown on skin I was invited to a most Hong Kong, is an extraor­ by his telling me that he side only, about 5 minutes. unusual party at The Four about all these chefs at game hens (about 1 pound dinarily gifted chef from had decided to open a Bake, stuffing side up. in Seasons restaurant in length and give you a each) and discard. Flat­ A growing help for mentel end physicel ills Canton who reads both restaurant in London with 400-degree oven for 15 to New York recently by one recipe from each of them. ten hens,; then remove English and French and Beard good English food served 25 minutes, depending on of my favorite people in has a great gift for decora­ in the American fashion. Choosing just one dish is a breastbonf and ribcage. who is now permanently disabled, found its roots in early man’s cave paintings. And desired doneness, basting the food world, Maggie tion — his entirely edible H is charming wife terrible struggle. How Season cavities of birds By Laurie Watson painting was the key to maintaining her early Greek society, he adds, used drama to on Food once with pan juices. Waldron. Maggie, of the dragons and birds have to seemed almost as inter­ Maggie Waldron man­ with salt and pepper. United Press Canada own mental health. She itmst use a put the audience in touch with themselves. Transfer to warm platter, Ketchum Food Center in be seen to be believed! My ested in food as he was. aged to capture all these Combine 1 pound ground wheelchair most of the time due to spinal Ms. Breitepbach says her practise of stuffing side down. De­ San Francisco, has just old friend Madeleine Syndicated Columnist I found the chef from wonderful people and a fresh lean pork, 2 tables­ CALGARY, Alberta — The use of art to problems. encouraging mentally disabled children to glaze skillet with a little organized and coordi­ Kamman represented An­ Guadeloupe an enchant-. small number of their poons flour, 1 teaspoon help people resolve their problems is as old “ I looked at my own experience as a make themselves up allows them to make broth or water and I'/S nated a very special book necy, high in the Alps near ing person. Her name is recipes in one 64-page leaf thyme, 2 tablespoons as the Stone Age but professional therapists disabled person,” says the fra^le-looking crucial progress toward dealing better with tablespoons oyster sauce. for the H.J. Heinz Com­ the Swiss border. The Felicite Doloir, and she took is absolutely amaz­ chopped parsley, 1 teas­ worldwide are reieaming its value in giving woman who is working on a doctorate In others. Pour over birds. Garnish pany, “ The H.J. Heinz Greek chef, Christoforos Nando for short, repres­ making Italian breads, has a restaurant in ing. But then, that’ s poon salt, 'A teaspoon the mentally and physically handicapped arts therapy. "Without art, it would have “ In the beginning stages, a child tends to with sauteed cucumber Company 1983 Annual Re­ Veneris, is a staunch ented Rome. He helped and American II Fornaios Guadeloupe where the Maggie. pepper and l'/4 tables­ hope and self-respect. been more difficult to hang on. Art was a make up for himself. Then he starts taking and citrus siices and with port Book of Ckioks.” upholder of his native launch the franchised are springing up all over food is entirely Creole. poons oyster sauce and In France, drama therapist Nancy means of achieving inner peace.” into account that a person is going to be sprigs of cilantro or pars­ Not a book advertising Cretan cuisine. He makes chain of “ boutique baker­ the place. I particularly Boonchoo Pholwatana, mix together lightly. Breitenbach uses creative makeup to help Ms. Emunah, who pioneered the drama looking at him and then he starts doing it for ley. (To prepare garnish, Heinz products, not a book his own olive oil and ies” known as II Fornaio like the olive bread and a grandmotherly master Crumble mixture over mentally handicapped children understand therapy graduate program at Skn Francis­ that person. This is part of normal Little Flat Hens saute 1 sliced cucumber, 1 for general sale and distri­ .spends considerable time — the U.S. license rights the bread made with chef who has been practic­ open birds, lightly pack­ their emotions and form relationships. co’s Antioch University, says acting developmental process,” she explains. sliced orange and 1 sliced bution and not a cookbook in the fields and moun­ for this were bought fairly chocolate and dried fruits. ing her art for more than with Spicy Pork ing cavities. In San Francisco, therapist Renee sessions can allow troubled people to regain Heat 2 tablespoons but­ grapefruit — all peeled as such, it looks like a tains of the island gather­ recently by Williams- The English chef. Lord 30 years, represented (Chef Kan Lap Emunah gives psychiatric patients a self-respect as they try out new modes of Ms. Nadeau says although arts therapy ter in a heavy skillet. first — in 2 tablespoons glossy, full-color com­ ing wild edibles. Sonoma. Nando has been Bangkok; genial chef chance through acting to get out of their may not be widely understood and may Bradford, is an innovator Tak) butter.) To serve, cut behavior without undue sense of risk. pany annual report and is over here teaching chosen Ramon Cabau was chosen Place birds, skin side regular roles and find new strengths todeal clash with more standard medical treat­ and a man with a sense of each bird into quarters. "M any patients have an unyielding, rigid a series of at-home con­ Remove backbones down, in skillet and tho­ with crises. ment, it is increasingly being recognized as FERNANDO TOSONI, people the fine art of humor, and I was amused from Barcelona. sense of self,” she explains. " I t is only after versations with 10 of the They are among a growing number of a professional tool. playing and experiencing a large variety of world’s outstanding professional art therapists who use drama, But “ doctors, unless they have a roles and emotions that they feel they can cooks. Beautiful photo­ music, visual arts or dancing to give the non-professional interest in the arts, .are encompass all these without losing control. graphs, good watercolor troubled or disabled a new lease on life. generally too overworked to take much of They find they can function as complete sketches and some of the an interest in arts therapy,” she says. "A rt therapy is a means of tapping the human beings.” chefs’ favorite family re­ Arts therapists at the conference agreed unconscious," explains therapist Roberta cipes are included. they had common problems with a lack of Nadeau who directed the recent first world DRAMA THERAPY is several years old One of the chefs in this MONEY SAVING COUPONS university programs and uniform conference of art therapists in Calgary. ' in Europe but relatively new as a mental book happens to be one of standards. "Tremendous things happen to the health treatment process in the United my two favorite chefs in Training programs often spring up in disabled under the influence of creative States, notes Ms. Emunah. She founded the world: Seppi Renggli isolated geographic areas where graduates tools. The mentally handicapped learn Beyond Analysis, a community theater and at The Four Seasons. At a are unable to find jobs. Some delegates Special offer by mail self-respect. The elderly become more support" group for former psychiatric celebration in honor of the Redeem these b e lie v ^ graduates should be trained to mentally productive and regain motor patients who produce original improvisa- book’ s publication, Seppi teach both normal and special populations. skills." tional work. had prepared a really "Art therapists still don’t have a slot to coupons at any Michael Edwards, director of the arts / spectacular buffet using fill. We’re stUl trying to justify our SAVE H ER COMMENT is not just professional. therapy program at Montreal’s Concordia many of the recipes from G e t 2 Jars existence,” says Ms. Emunah. Ms. Nadeau, 43, a victim of wife beating University, suggests art therapy may have the book, and qbove the store selling spread, along the wall, were blow-ups of the origi­ o f i s o z. these products. nal photographs that were The day Lisa Langlois broke nudity news collected during the mak­ ing of the took. The P eter P a n photographer. Bob Day, Tiif Sunfi v.vrr croui) i'ja?. 1 wrsr MOtn Strrrt Lr-nr'.i KS .192 20?' investors who are doctors, By Vernon Scott dimensional film. attention. today rarely escape the was there to accept first­ "There’s some tasteful dentists and lawyers,” U P l H o l l y w o o d It should be noted Lisa’s necessity of disrobing if hand congratulations, nudity in it, but I don’t she said. for just $1.99! II Reporter father is a Roman Ca­ they hope to break into which were richly They don’t care about Adrain Morris of Coventry performed a tap routine to win the tholic and a traditionalist think there is a moral Hollywood movies. deserved. H O LLY W O O D -A s the in matters of probity, issue involved. There’s no “ It goes with the terri­ the quality. They’re just . OFFICIAL MAIL-IN CERTIFICATE . title of Junior Mr. Dance of America in a recent competition in compromise of values. curtain rises we find the modesty and other femi­ tory,” she said. "Lik e looking for tax losses. I THE CHEFS CHOSEN St. Louis. nine virtues. It’s not a selling point of every other actress who had to come to Hollywood 2 lais of Peter Pen* peanut butter fat $1.99 Refund Offer diminutive blond daugh­ for the book were picked PIDMS Complsts TbeFoiiowIng: ter watching TV quietly Lisa says, "D ad is a the film. It’s comic, not plays 18 to 30-year-olds, I ' to establish myself. This with a discriminating eye. Hor«% How 1b Oal Your Nafund WV: 2 jirt of PMtr Pm * peanut Miner lie u Sfe) Prtce Paid For 2 salacious,” Lisa hurried lived with the fear they’d is where the acting When \bu Buy two (2) jars of Peter P&n* Jare Ot Peter Pan* with her French- very conservative man.” It came as no surprise to I I W ' PrMtf oi pufctiue* from 2-18 u pre ol W er Pm p«Mut bufier Somewhat nervously, on. ask me to take off my classes are and this is aonp witn me cun regsttr receipt with itije purcfwte price* orctetf. 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Aug. 31. 0 - EBFN'a Home RaoSO ( S - Entsrtainmam Tonight 0 - 2 4 Homs nla Mayo, Lauranco Harvey. uring tbe month of LOADED WITH MONEY SAVING ® - S.W.A.T. CHECK U 8TMQ8 FOR EXACT TIME 1954. WIdv. S Coupons |@ - Business Report 0 - Th a Ts Hollywood September. VALUES-IN THE MAIL... (3D - Lavame ft Shlilay ft Co. 0-Nlglitlirw REDEEM MANUFACTURERS- CENTS-OFF - Play Your Bast Golf This 10:15P.M. 1:30 A.M. Ceramics — Monday, COPIES ALSO AVAILABLE COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR VALUE (32 7:30 P.M. SEE STORES FOR DETAILS VALID show features The Scoring 0 - MOVIE: 'SaM 3000' A 11:45 P.M. ® - Sanford and Son .2 Sept. 12,9:30 to 11:30 a.m. k CMRolthtsgg4vgtli8«ditafnsiirgRwirgdMb«rM4H»R< (3D - PM Magazina ) uiBBi«4b«lOteihggd?grii8i9(lpf>cRinMcnA4Pllorg.g AT YOUR LOCAL STORE. THRU SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1903 Shots.* Playboy magazkM photographer 0 - IMOVIE; 'Star Wars' An or­ i n - Ctileo and the S4an ! ' Instructor; Barbara ' spgciticBMy HofB irnhitftd______CD - a h In tha Family phan, a ransgada and a ptinceaa D ( 9 - U SA Cartoon Express and a race car driver team up for Possum. CD - Muppat Show tha African Intamational RtRy. battle the evil forces controlling 0 - Indapandant. NatwoSt (9 - Rock Church Fko Giron, Ofata Guiknain. Javier Nawe Oil painting—Tuesday, CD - Family Faud publisher on the eve of Ns wed­ I S - MOVIE; 'Noiwood' Nor­ Lopat y Gina Montaz. David Carradkia. Stockard Chan- tha Empire. Mark HamW, Carrie a - Battle star Oalactica ding. James Stewart, Kim Novak. wood Pratt, home from Vietnam, nkn. Chriacopher Lea. 1982. Fiaher, Harrison Ford. 1978. 0 - Countdown to '84 •'¥ Sept. 13,9:30 to 11; 30 a.m. D ' Major Laagua Basaball: Jack Lemmon. 1959. decidai that cMHsn Ufa ki Tkitaa 0 - Mark Ruaaab Comedy Rated PG. a - MOVIE: M y Champion' A Los A n g s ^ at Naw York Mats Rated PG. 0 - NBC Nowa Overnight’ I Instructor: Kay ® - MOVIE: 'Tim a Bandits' A la boring and lo he gooa to Naw Spec. Mack Ruaasll praaanu hie your>g Japar>ese marathon runner own apadal brand of poktioal sa- 10:30P.M. 0 - MOVIE: 'Tlw Night of tha 0 - MOVIE: ■H.O.T.S.’.:k Hendrickson. who comes to America to study C jD -N a w s small boy travels back in time for Yolk to become a talavlaion star. Ju g gler* A lormar Naw York City Glen CampbaH, Joe Namath, tks. ® - Nina on Now Jaraay swinging sorority Is dadicatad to ■ Crewel — Wednesday, is forced to t>e a servant. Yoko O - World Sportsman To­ exciting adventures with a host of cop tears the city span to Ibid Na snaringavaryguyoncampua.su- strange characters. John Cleese. Carol Lynlay, Pat HIngla. 1970 0 - N s w a Sept. 14,9:30 to 11; 30 a.m. Shimada. Chris Mitchum. night’s show taatures ’The Spirit 9:30 P.M. khinapped daughter. Jamas Bro­ san Kigar. Use London. 1970. ® ® - High Faathar of *78 - Flight of tha Double Eagle Michael Palin, Shelley Duvall. ® ) - Following the Tundra 0 - PKA FuM Comacl Kafala 0 - Sports Probo un, cuff Gorman, Richard Castel­ Instructor: Rosemary II,’ the story of the first successful Rated PG. WoN Robert Radford narrataa lano. 1980. R a t^ R. Rated R. ‘ a - Rsportar 41 from Mamphia, T N Coverage of 0 - Bualnaia Ra|M 0 -W ild . Wild Waat Cornelius. crossing of the Atlantic in a bal­ ® - PBA Bowlars Tour Cover­ this program aaploring tha ex­ tbs Worid Super Heavyweight Square dancing—Tues­ a - Saptsmbar Praviaw Show loon. (M min.) age of the $100,000 Waukegan traordinary prailatar-pray rala- 0 - Indapandatn Network 12:00 A.M. Championahip ia preiantad from 1:45 A.M. day, Sept. 20, 10 a.m. to a - M*A*S*H ® - Sports Look C^>qn is presented from Wauke­ tionahip between the tundra wolf Mamphia. TN. (M mki.) ® - Hawaii Fhre-O and caribou. (60 mki.) 0 - SportaCcnlar " noon. Caller: Earl 6:30 P.M. ® - House Calls gan. IL. (2 hra.) O 0 - FamRy Has Stave and 10:45 P.M. ® - Polica Story ' O - Camp Maatlng USA Ejjie g w arreateid at an anti-Niika Johnston. ® - RoMn'a Naat |£D - Crossfira 8:30 P.M. 0-Rapoctar41 0 - Saturday Night Uva 2:00A.M. O - MOVIE: *Tha Tycoon' Part Dan(%rcize — Tuesday, (8)-M*A*S*H ® - Storioa of SufM k 0 - Radki 1990 Today's pro- ® - Tom CotUa Show . . ® - CBS Naws 4 0 - Oabiial V OabcMa 11:00P.M. .Sept. 20, 1:30 p.m., and O (S) - MacNaH-Lahrar 0 2 - BIMarda: Woman'a World gram looks at the hottest trends (3D - Bamay MINar ® - Prime News ® ® ® 000-Nowa ® - IMOVIE: Th e A m a ^ Report Invitational Coverage of the 0 - Clarsnca Danow: Starting and performers In the worid of World of PaycMc Phancmenw friday, 10 a.m. Instruc­ (32 - ESPN's Horsa Racing O ® - Real Paopla Today's Woman'a Worid Invitational 7- Hanty Fonda Fonda portrays the ® - M'A'S'H entertainment. tor; Cleo Livingstone. Wkly. ® - Trampa Para un Sortador ® - J o e Franklin Show ' " program features a 'talking’ cow. Balt Champkxiahip ia praaanted lamiMja lawyer Ctaranca Dacrow ® b i Soarch of.... a • MOVIE: T lie Barefoot Macrame — Tuesday, Un hombre se encuentra entre el from the Playboy Club, Atlantic kt a spacial psrformance that BEEF-BONELESS HALVES-4.19 LB. ^ BEEF LOIN-BONELESS-WHOLE-S TO 7 LB& (32 - InsMa tha NFL Spacial amor de dos mujeres. Antonio a woman being inducted into the 3D - Odd Coupla Corrteeee* A giri’e rite to eter- 0 -E m « g a n c v Sept. 27, 9:30 a.m. Class LESSER OUANTITIES^Q* LB. B E E F C H U C K -BONELESS SHOULDER National Chili Hall of Fame and City. NJ. (60 min.) shows Fonda's true acting skMa. dom reauht in the lonelinese 0 - PKA FuS Contact Karate a a - NBC News Grimau, Cristirta Alberto. Dora |R| (90 mki.) 0 - SportaContar ’•ito; 12. Instructor: Ber­ J 9 9 Prince. some amazing roNerakaters. (R) S - Lucan found In fame. Edmund O'Brien. from Mamphia. TN C o m n g ttl F r e sh ^ : 9 9 London Broil 1^99 Whole Beef '1 B e e f FifS^K, 3 9 9 a - Untamad World (60 min.) ' 0 - AHrod HKehoock Hour the World Super Heavyweight nice Colbath. ® - Match Oama 10:00 P.M. Ave (jardner, Humphrey Bogart. a - Noddaro Nadonal SIN 9:00 P.M. - Festival of Faith Roeanno Brezzi. 1 9 ^ . Championahip ie presented from R ib E y e s .... Tenderloins ib« & - MOVIE: 'Abaanca of ® - N a w s 0 Basketweaving — Chicken Legs X ' S te a k s ib. Noticios nacionales con Guillermo O - Darrtay MWar Matica' An overzealous reporter in - The Mary Show Mantphit, TN. (90 tttin.l • 0 - Honaymoonata f l ) * Newenight Thursday, Sept. 29,9:30 to BEEF CHUCK-RONE'.ESS TOP BIADF STEAKS 2.20 LB. OR FULLY COOKED-WATER A00CD60NE IN Restrepo. ® - Paopla's Court harasses a ntsn suspected of ® S - Tw o Maniagaa n 0 - Dynasty Alsxia uses 0 - U.8.0pan Tanite LESSER QUANTmES-M* LB-SAVE 1.1B g s n n Adam to ttiwan KryiUe'a efforta 0 - Sports Tonight 0 - MOVIE; 'Haavon's Data' Tl: 30 a.m. Class size: 12. , b 9 9 * , b P ’ a - MOVIE: 'Swamp Thing' A committirtg a crinte..Psul New­ (9-JknBakkar Championahip Hillshire Polska Kielbasa 5” Chuck F illet Steaks \ b 2 ®’ ^oked Ham-Whole or Shank Half Corned Biraf Brisket monster rises from the murky 8:00PaMa man. S ^ Field. MtkfKla Dillon. at rsconciling Blaks and Stevsri 0 - PaNcula: 'C i » Gusto a In the 1890’e. cattle renchera end Instructor; Wendy 0 - PBA Bowtem Tour Cov W- BEEF BRtSKET-UNTRIMMED-BONELESS waters of a Southern swamp. CD (D ' MOVIE: 'Trial of BWy 1981. Rated PG. 0 0 - Facts of Ufa Aa grad­ and Jsff gakia dout over Alexia ki Rabla' immigrem homeateeders betda ’ Palermo. HOTOR8WEET SMOKED-PORK PICNIC-WATERAODEO FULLY COOKED-WATER AOOEO-eONE IN c«nl4 r uation approaches, Jo and Blair a buakisaa deal. (R) (60 mki.) for thW own share of the Ameri­ aga of the $1(X>.(XX> Waukagfti Louis Jourdan, Adrienne Bar- slack* A half-tncKan Vietnam vet O - National OaograpMc 0 - T wilight Zona ■■ ()uilting — Thursday, Colonial Master Shoulders , b P ’ Ham Steaks or Roast .P’ Fresh Whole Brisket , b P ’ fights the establishment to de- begin to reaKia they have to face ((3osad Captlonsd) can Dream. Kris Kriatoffaraon. Open it presantad from Wauke­ Itafian Sausage beau. Rated PG. Bpacial 'The Thames.' A cleanup gan. IL. (2 hra.) the 'unfriendly wodd' outaida of 0 - Buahtaaa Report Christopher Walken. John Hurt. Sept. 29,9; 30 to II; 30 a.m. ^ BEEF-1 LB. PKG. 1.50 BEEF-1 LB. PKG. 1.30 f ^ a reservation and its school. campaign to restore the Thames ® - Kinsr Komar JUMBOBEEF-1LB.PKQ.1.N -g 70 CHUCK-FAMILY PACK 1 LB. A V O ROLL . q Hb. '1 2 9 9 ‘ Jeffereons Eastland. (R) [Closad Captlonad) 1980. 0 - Sunday at tha Kkig> 1 1 9 Hb. 1 3 9 Oelores Taylor. Tom LaugNtn. waters is examined. (R) (60 min.) 11:15P.M. Instructor: Mary Ann lb. X pkg- X pkg X a -A B C News (3D - Indapandant Network Houaa ”• Kahn’s Jumbo Meat Franks ^ 1 Colonial Bologna or Liveiwurst »1 Armour Star Meat Franks A&P Meat Franks CD - PM Magazkw (Closed Csptiorted] 0 - Orsat Parfomiancaa 0 - Auto Racing 'S3; LA. 12:30 A.M. Delisle. IB)-Dr. Who 'Brideshead Ravisitad.’ Charies, SLICED-SPECIAL CUT OR MAPLE CURED WHOLE 0N.L AAP 1-LB. PKO.1.B0 ® « - Fan Ouy Colt and a pilot Tk naa/ Budwalaar BOO ftom (D - Mary Hartman. Maty 2:30 A.M. H basketweaving and PERDUE BREAST8-MS ^ 9 9 1 -ib. "16 9 O - MOVIE: 'Supatman 11’ Su- on his way back to England, (B -M O V IE: 'SuntmarLovers' n b . 1 7 9 pursue a bail Jumper who has put RIvsiaida, C A Hartman pkg. X g a L ^ Ann Page Sficed Bacon p k g .X 7:00 P.M. perman must choose between Ns meets JuHa and firxls hknaalf un­ A young vacationing couple C p - CBS Newt NlglitiitMah ' macrame classes become Fresh Chicken Breasts . 1 ” Colonial Bacon Vl^ic Pkkies up Ns plane as collateral. (R) (60 ® -C B S Naws love for Lois Lane and Ns pledge der the Merchmain apaN. (R) (60 mama a French woman 11:30P.M. ®-Nlghtlina over-filled, preference min.) to protect Earth when three cri­ brings axcitamam to thak holi­ ® a - Mg lady with topher Reeve. Margot Kidder. nah, Valaria Quannataan. 1982. rpis Gme Hackman. 1982. Rated PG. Comedia musical prasentando a Rated R. chance to participate in rFBi ® - ABC Naws strartge powers meets a book FROZEN-nOI m VITAIWNS the above. Also, all of the J e n o ’s ^^ForFratlNitwBtavNiBt ^ EA»y. WHAT'RE YOU above classes will be T r e e sw e e t NUTRITIOUS-HEALTHFUL-PICK YOUR OWN ^ ^ a TALKIN'ABOUT? I BRIDGE ASTRO repeated in the spring. Orange Juice Cheese Pizza Fresh Mushrooms >bl I NEVER BPEMT ANY Individuals interested in FIRM-RED RIPE g TIME lid PRI50W. registering for the above CHOCOLATE, VANILLA. BANANA 24^. 1 2 8 GRAPH craft classes should stay Family Pack Tomatoes pkg. 1 J e lio U S. N0.1-ALL PURPOSE-BULK-PICK YOUR OWN Triple trump squeeze in tune with the column for additional classes that Pudding Pops I Yellow Onions 3 ^ 8 9 * ( Schroeder of Wiesbaden, will begin in October. ORKMNALOR8UTTERMU.K HIGH IN PROTEIN Germany. Ann Page Roasted Peanuts Our first comment is that . THE FOLLOWING is E g g O U.S. NO. 1 -CRISP. JUICY-MIXED EARLY VARIETIES if you are goinjg to make ^ B irth d a y the trip schedule and sign Eastern Apples 3 '5 9 8 ' NORTH Ml-43 \ t o S1c s pi^ overcalls like his, you had up dates for the months of CASABA-CRANSHAW-CANARY-PERSIAN ♦ AK6S MPOLYRAO-PEASOR CANTALOUPE-HONEYOEW-WATERMELON i l A C better play tbe dummy like r1,19B3 • • i September and October. TAKE OUT STYLE TASTE 171643 a o ^ u s . BM ’s Eye Cut Com Intimate friandahipa will tie -Individuals who have E x o tic Extra Fancy Melon Trays .b OV ♦ Q CHnbs were opened and missdd any of the follow- TURKEY. SAUSaURY STEAK OR B a n q u e t 39 SUPER 5 SIZE! SUPER SWEET «8S42 continued. Dirk ruffed the eatabllsiied with aeveral per­ Variety M elons »>. sons you'll first meal In yeur iiig dates may contact the Banquet Chicken Dinner .59' Jumbo Size Honeydews ib 1 WECT EAST second dnb, led a trump to Frira Q iicken FOR SALADS OR STUFFING worksiday world. Yau'K bacofqa center to obtain the name FIRM-JUICY . ♦ Q1098 ft--- dummy’s ace and finessed pals both buslnasswlso and ' tl the agency running the I Ifiiltli iS, lii'aiilN .Aids bis 10 of hearts. Then he led "BEAN" CUSTOM GROUND OOP, MA'AJVI... ALLEY OOP.' T A M -M Y SON,JAC0UES^| B U T I t WILLTBdDTO HIS V71 17KJ95>. socially. , trip. We also would like to G r ee n Bartlett COC AND MY BUDDY'S NAME/ 1ICHELLE WILL SHOW VOU ' WHAT INJURIES WHILE 'YOU 910673 9AK94 a diamond to East’s ace. vm oo (Aug. 23-RapL 22) iVt IS F.W . R O B E R T S ! T O A N O TH ER ROOM!, ABOUT SET SOME REST.' 'remind individuals that E ig h t O ’clock 4KQ3 4AJ1096 East led another club, Imparativa today to give propw P e p p e r s .48' P e a r s which Dirk ruffed. Then he acknowladgmant to Ihoae wKo .noder no circumstances SOUTH ‘Will individuals be al- G m e e 9J7543 ruffed a diamond in dummy, have bean helpful to y n i finessed his queen of hearts - towed to register for any REGULAR, ADC OR ELEC. PERK The Dair\ VAQIO recently where your career„lB ^G.E. V2 PRICE rpe» and played the ace. West concerned. Virgo predictloiw ’Of the above trips prior to 9J6S3 ruffed and led a diamond. M axwell House ALL VARIETIES ♦ 7 for the year ahead are now the registration date. LIGHT BULB SALE! which was ruffed in dummy. ready. Romance, career, hick, "Sept. 9 — Wright’s C o ffe e New Country VUinerabte; Neither Dummy now held king of aarninga, travel and m u^ ; Chicken Farm — $16 Call spades, a small heart and a CHECK STORES FOR FURTHER DETAILS. RICH IN VITAMINS Dealer East ritora are dlacuaaed. Send S I Daniels, 646-3012. Y o g u rt small club. East held the top to Attro-Qraph, Box 4tw, Lincoln Apple Juke r Weil Natife Eaxi Soatfe -,'Sept. 15 — Eastern FOR BAKED POTATOES cards in all three side salts Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. WHITE...32-OZ. BTL. ^ A C 14 14 and South had two trumpe Be sure to state your zodUc -States Exposition — $5.50. H o o d S o u r Pras 34 DU. Pass and tbe jaA of diamonds. sign. Sand an additional $2 'ter 'Sign up Sept. 7,9:30 a.m. Ocean Spray Grapefruit Juice / “ Para Pan West held the Q-10 of ALLFLAVORS 1 6 0 Z. tha NEW Astro-Oraph Match­ Sept. 26 — Catskill C r ea m coni . trumps and tbe 10 of maker wheel and booklet. Hi-C Fruit Drinks 69* Game Farm — $15. Sign anc SEALTEST Opening lead: 4K diamonds. Reveals romantic com patl^ npSept. 16, 9:30 a.m. BIG TEA SATISFACTION O t«n »tN C * 0 « IMAeg U t PM BTMON The Ung of trumps was ties lor all signs. 10D«1.I J69 Light n’ Lively Cottage Cheese 99* LOOK. I KNOW WHAT Oct. 11 — Fall Foliage Tetley Tea Bags bOR now led, and East was LIB r a (Sept. 22.4>cl. » ) ALL FLAVORS ^ a a VOU'RE G(3N6 TOSoer^ sgneesed in three suits. If he Today you may be put on the ; Trip — Gables Dinner chucked a heart or club, it track to something which hlla -Theater Vaudeville Show 'Ruffles Potato Chips i:;99* Kraft Soft PhilBes Ss P By Oswald Jaeaby woidd set up a winner in greater value than early • — $28. Sign up Sept. 7,9; 30 iB&M Baked Beans s?59* SHARP WHITE OR SHARP YEUOW .g 7 0 VmiTE OR YELLOW aad James Jaesby dnmmy, so he jettisoned his appearances Indicate. Its wpr]h "h.m. K i^ Oncker Barrel Cheese 1 I^hixe Cheese Slices will be revealed later. 14Il QQC top diamond. Oct. 19 — West Point, Buitoni Pasta Romana bO X M O ^ NEW BOBN 24CI. DAY TB C IK I, OVEMNHT14CT CM TOOOUfI 12CT VO f: AeconUng to the "Engr- Now South led and riiffed SCORPIO (OoL 24IWV. B ) ' llyde Park — Lunch in­ 2 Rush I laslninah |•\'at^lrt‘s clopedia of Bridge," the one of dummy’s hwers. West Put your ambitious obiecUyea PiUsbury Flour Hugm^^Dmabk^aper^ra- 2 ” i', eluded — $20. Sept. 21 •■ 0 etafli74».cault tm ecoaNirju.ait eicfooNH HANiiftoj Goodman’s Egg Noodles ’5 ^ 5 9 ' overmffed, but had to lead at the top of your agenda toddy AUDI CUT OKM atMBIftOl MKNCM i m i 6MN BtAM »O I Schroeder squeeie, which is .registration. iiiiiceton>4>i wHoiixtflNuCORN tr-oz a dcMribed as a trij^ trump to South’s jack of diamonda. / and allow yourtalf adenitta Manischewitz MatzoM^rau ’ir 8 9 ' time to accompllah them. Ratax >< Openings are available Green Giant Veget^les 21^. 85* squeexe Without the count, on the second bus to Cape 27-4M. 1 59 FreshPppj^^BRcHeaTe^M LY^^^l^^ was -peifonbed by Urk (NKWSPAPBB ENTKRFIiaK ASWl) in the later hours. ... Fish llnnd. can A RAQITTARRM (Nev. 23-Ose. ;'tCod going Sept. 16,17,18. Nestle Semi-Sweet Morsels L i v e L j ) b s t e r S Avarag* siza lb. ^ 21) You'll be better aquippgd -|f interested contact Da- LIGHT BROWN. CONFECTIONARY. BROWNULATEO OR ^ g \ t Red Horseradish ^ 7 9 * FRESH CUT and more mentally alert to l i ^ 1 6 « t . t 2 5 9 : hielB Travel, 646-3012. Domino Brown Sugar 'bo» 5 9 ’^ 9 9 ' Cod or Scrod Fillet CROSSWORD die aerkiua mattara later hi lAe Matzo Ball Soup FRESH CUT day than you'H be In the early Jelio Gelatin 5 is.8 9 * hours. Schadula accordingly, STARTING ON Sept. 7, Kineret Round ChallahFrara. XW Flounder Fillet ICOUIAR. oc r OR CAPFEMC FREE FRESH CAUGHT CAPRICORN (Dae. 22nlan.« ) ,4he health screening clin- Scott Paper Towels ”r6 9 * IsraeG Matzo J5i69* ACROSS 07 Golfing ski Answer to Previoui Puzzle hi your daaUnga today, ydd'll “ les under the auspices of C^ColaorTab Sii>‘ Whole Whiting be abla to handle,hi stride any •’the Manchester Health THICK Coronet Napkins CREAMY OR CHUNKY 31*35 CT. SIZE 1 ConciHetory DOWN □ a u ■ Q Baii: ■ aGC3k3 □ n ■ □ □ D Q I ancD O large proUam t which ' department will begin. Heinz Keg-O-Ketchup Skippy Peanut Butter Large Shrimp bribe arise. However, minor mattera Joy Liquid Detergent □□ElunilinCD ■ □DfDtZI ^ This years clinic’s will be OEff MIOTHOR CHEWY NEW-ALL VARCTIES 4 Long poem'i 1 Look to be DQD IDDanDCiDD could trip you up. m ore, than just blood divieion 2 Solo Wisk Laundry Detergent Nature Valley Granola Bars Sea Scallops a n D iin M AQUARIUS (Jan. ¥l) ^ijpressure clinics. The fol- College Inn Chicken Broth' 0 Memo hog 3 Shaapikin □□unDDD nDuacj Your greatest asset today-le MMMKED TH A Ty A 12 ComiMft 4 Exprott □ □ □ □ □ □ □ niDDE:! your ability to keep thbigd^ iowing is the schedule; point tympelhy □□□□ mcina eitDci perapective. You'H relax hi hm Sept. 7 —blood pressure T ''G erm an G enuine Whofe Bar-B-Qued MIGHTY BiO 13 Pungant bulb 5 Yotr(Sp.) a n n a a t3n[!]fiiDDO Invotvemante, yet be aarihpa -dlinic. G lazed 14 Noun euffix 6 Intact agg D fn n m M whan neoestary. . Sept. 14 — anemia and QioooliteLayer Cake Vermont Cheddar C hickens B ak ed H am "IF.'' 15 Room thepa 7 Foot digit QcuDanaD Dauo Pisces (Feb. aOMaieli 2P) ,'-diabetes. 16 Jollingt 8 Start □Doa ■ anncinnDci You could be rather tuooeemd Sept. 21 — group discus- 17 Yelp men 0 Wife man mciGic] ■ (Doac:; ■ n n o today in vanturea requiring H slon. This date will give 189 18 10 Scandinavian □anC] ■ DDDD ■ DCIDD bold measures. You won’t he 20 Mittake tbe seniors a time to capital 31 Aidinditgnoa-49 Ralinquifh afraid to take a chance)'‘jlat 22 Long time you'll not do anything fooHato nMress questions to the 5*’ ? 11 F M catching ing (comp. 80 Ruaaian tea 24 Femele taint . ARKS (Harah 21-Aprii 1B).T>y . $1911 concerning the clin- 2 (tbbr.) fance wd.) 81 Spy employad not to let your feeihloa hiRu- "fcs and what they would .AMD I'M 25 Heir 10 Third parson 32 Folktingar b\f polica ance you today hi mattpra i g WMfr ____ MANCHESTER ONU HAMEMT'fOOfOOWP WaJOSTHARA 21 Shaphanrs' ' like to see in the clinics, 28 Ittlian retort Saagor 53 Quiz where logic should prevaH. .ir* Sept. 28—target groups uokedlliti^ Brant THAT PHONE UtWBER BEnWlENT'. I'M OND/UPTD 30 Montreal pipe 33 la indebted to 84 Lihg Emotional evaluations will 23 Moat plaaiant 36 Flat tableland SS Pannaylvania —this will give seniors the 'ter,lWS6 PRAWN? snu, LOOKINfe..] THE "F'^" wotld't fair cauae diatortlona. - opportunity for a health EaSpWead ax 59* Ftvadi Onion Nl)bleis IHESaroni&Becf 34 Before thii 24 Mora rancid 40 Turgid port TAURUS (ApzN 20 May lOf'An ijp t o g tg 35 Shade of ten 28 Ooza 46 Mizar't 58 Exist Important situation can .be ^’Screening who do not have ffiT R iiA M jLoariiora Cheddar B en Stew j^gtatoSabd 36 Sketched 26 Faria airport companion SO Crazy adjusted to your advanteQa -th e means to do so 6telH 37 Biblical lend 27 In tha offing 48 Collaga 60 Arrival-tima today, provided you don't ' otherwise. FM CIt EFFECTIVE AUGUST ZBTH THRU SEFTEMKR SRO. IBM. 30 Com pitot 20 Mild axplaliva degree (abbr.) gueat (abbr.) press lor extras to which you're " I strongly suggest that WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIBRT EALEE AND TO CORRECT TYFOQRAFNtCAL ERRORS. ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAEJtlU TO WHOLESALE OR RETAN. DEALERS. parte 'notantlUad. Bafah. • 2 m 1 2 2 4 B a 7 • ..All seniors interested in 41 Broke bread 0 10 11 aSMSS (May 21-June 10) you ^ ^participating in the clinics may be a trifle ditflcult to 42 Cramation fire 12 13 14 this year, attend the clin- 43 Boil elowly pteosa today, avan ihoodh you'ra apt to gal what yoirso in the month of Sep- 44 Okay IB IB 17 "tember to familiarise 45 Reetto in after. Onoo you havo It, you chair IB IT 21 may want aornaUihig dHlaiaok tiMmselveB with the new 47 Burgle CANCSR (JUNO ’)iktoff and procedure. ^■ 2 4 40 Wtterwty Mjrilonihlpa wHI ha ja o p ^ ' Izad today It you thaw pralar- n Machine tool IB 2S » 21 22 23 '.T D0N"T F(MIGET that AND SOMEDAY BBFoimorS.E. antlal traatmant to those who ..Starting on Sept. 10, the Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester can do tomathing lor you, and I'M eiOIMw TO 14 Recreation Department r r A T R Y . aNghlthoaowhoonn’t ST 1 1 tftJtog. II) Youlia - will be sponsori^ a ’’Pep 87 OiSen Ship / - - ganoroua, dna « » ~1Jp Your Life’ program IS dartvaa )oy from) gMng, -hul ‘‘dhr seniors. The nutrition ■ , t_ ^ jKM mjgM . IMatop P om,mq^ol "oomponent of the pro- HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.; 0 2 W ljlB o 't •s 1 1 riwraetar and damand u n ^ '"itwm will stress low fat patrielte' “ aonabtoaoNataral. aoeMy (abbr.) in ■ 1 04 16 and low sodium menus 03 Make an ' and will be under the SATURDAY 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. ■ddrats It IT SB BO 01 , direction of Gloria Weiss. ■ 04 Snow runner B3 •3 54 11m program will be 08 Gagw animal '! four sessions and the P«t 66 Part of • BB M 07 "jdfltos are the fo llo w in g : dtAor foilrata ssnsfs'ras O l J l era 2 2 - MANCHKST'<:R IIKHAl.n.Wednfsdiiy. A lik. 31. 19«3 M A N (’ 11 K.‘^TKH IIKI<.\LU.Wedno.s(l.i.v. .-U' .’11. 1983 23 About Town Public Records Picnic food Herbed meat kebabs for summer for Mrs. Louis W. Stol- Warranty deeds and Valerie G. Fiano, George Karamanolis and Road. $13,000. Colorful dish By Alleen Claire Place meat in snug marinade; set aside. A r­ Manchester native feted niums, $72,000. To Johnson Sign Service tenbverg for a porch at 101 1 tablespoon basil Jam es S. Joyce and property at 61 Arnott Peter Tsaopusis, pre­ NEA Food Editor fitting bowl. Combine ket­ range meat on rack over for Multi-Circuits Inc. for Phelps Road, $8,500. leaves, crumbed Dr. Lockhart B, Rogers, a Manchester native, was Road. mises at 7096 Hartford chup. oil, vinegar, onion hot coals or in broiler pan Carleen A. Joyce to Wil­ Quitclaim deeds To Michael T. Ramsey l>/4 teaspoon salt honored recently for his contributions to the research Road from Sept.l, 1987 to a sign at 185 Adams St., I powder, basil, salt, garlic under preheated hot liam J . Rager and Gloria Deborah Svelyns to El­ Release of attachment for shed dormer shells at will brighten Kebabs are an easy way teaspoon garlic program at the University of Georgia. Aug. 31. 1989 at $1,600 per $300. powder, thyme and black broiler. Grill until cooked A. Rager. property at 76 liot Swelyns, property at and Judgement lien 72 Oxford St.. $6,000. to prepare and serve a powder He is a professor of chemistry and interim head of month. To Joseph L. Swensson pepper; mix well. Pour as desired, turning and West St., $59,500. 298 Knollwood Road. L&M Electric Company To Raymond Grezel for grilled meal. These may V« teaspoon thyme the chemistry department at the university. During Valerie G. Fiano to Jr . for a dwelling at 68 be done in the broiler or over beef, tossing well to brushing occasionally. 8 Gordon C. Plouffe to Inc. releasing Paul Fiano, Church of the Nazarene leaves, crumbled the past 10 years he has received more than $1.5 Bruce M. Martel and Marriage licenses Pilgrim Lane, $35,000. outdoors over charcoal outdoors. Vt teaspoon ground coat meat. Cover and to 10 minutes About .5 Ruth D. Plouffe, property proerty at 61 Arnott Road. for a wall for a classroom million in research grant and contract awards. William Cameron Sand- To Blanchard and Ro- Herbed beef kebabs and refrigerate for 2 hours. On minutes before meat Janet M. Martel, property at 277 Spruce St at 236 Main St., $2,500. ' black pepper He is a 1935 graduate of Manchester High School. at 61 Arnott Road, $75,000 wick Jr ., New York City, setto for a dwelling at 77 By Alleen Claire pepper, thbily sliced vegetable kebabs are 3 large zucchini, cut into skewers. :ilternately cooking lime is up. ar­ Release of Ms pendens To Valley Fence alfd While in high school, he was one of the star athletes (based on conveyance and Margeret Angela Mis- Westerly St„ $29,000. ;NEA Food Editor 1 small green apple, cooked separately, allow­ Vt-inch chunks place zucchini, eggplant range vegetable skewers Admlnslrator's deed Connecticut National Supply Co. for Joseph J . coached by the late Pete Wigren. While at Wesleyan tax). tretta. New York City, cored, thinly sliced ing for the shorter cooking 1 eggplant, cut into and mushrooms. Remove on grill. Cook until tender, Estate of Margaret P. Bank releasing Paul R. Smith for a fence at 20 University, Dr. Rogers set the record for the broad Edward G. Hein to Sept. 4, South United BuHdIng parmlla ,.v For a colorful vegetable time vegetables require. l-inch chunks beef cubes from marinade turning and brushing wilti Richmond to Robert G. Fiano, property at 1 Ar­ Lucian St.. $485.10. jump and while in graduate school at Princeton Klara Blass, property on Bradshaw and Cheryl nott Road Methodist Church. dish to liven your next In 2-cup measuring cup Serve with homemade 8' medium-sized fresh and alternately place on marinade occasionally University he won the national AAU title in the broad High St., $63,500. Lynn St. Onge, property Robert Collins, East To Robert H. Feirand To MicheleG. O’Neil for picnic, combine fresh ve­ or small bowl combineoil, potato chips and a straw­ mushrooms, halved skewers with bay leaves This kitclien-U sted recipe jump in Madison Square Garden. Eric S. Starr and Cathe­ at 119 Westminster St., Releases of attachment Hartford, and Carolyn Jr. for Mrs. Edward Egan High Five Associates for a. getables of the season and vinegar, water, lemon berry shortcake. Bay leaves Brush vegetables with makes 6 portions. His aunt, Mrs. Thomas J. Rogers, lives in rine M. Starr to Robert E. $67,000 (based on convey­ Windsor Credit Union Lee Krepcio, East Hart­ to repair roof at SO Cedar sign at 344 Broad St„ $20a marinate them overnight juice, mustard, garlic, Herbed Beef Manchester. Sadosky and Judith M. ance ta x ). Inc. releasing Paul Fiano, ford, Sept. 17, justice of St., $490. To Robert E . Jarvis fpr in a combination of olive pepper sauce, thyme and Sadosky. property on Valerie Fiano, and An­ the peace. 'To Carl DeNino fopr Dave and Sharon Her*- oil, red wine vinegar, salt; mix well. Place 6 Vegetable Minister to be missionary Spring St . $91,000. Judgm ent liens thony Fiano, property at Mike Orlowski to repair berger for a family room pijon-style mustard and vegetables and apple in Louis A. Boggio and Alan S. Lammey 61 Arnott Road. Building permits roof at 360 Woodbridge at 89 Mountain Road, pepper sauce, plus other flat pan or marinating Kebabs To U&R Construction The Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor emeritus of Carol B. Boggio to John R. against Janice K. Gag­ Sage Allen Co. Inc. St.. $1,170. * $ 11, 000. seasonings. Serve with a dish; pour marinade over 3 pounds boneless beef Co. for dwelling at 295 To-Norman Daigle for Center Congregational Church, has been appointed a Clayton and Bertrand R. non, property at 225 Hol­ releasing Paul P. Fiano, To Marshall Geisingeic homemade pate and all. Cover. Refrigerate 4 round or sirloin steak, cut Mountain Road, $85,000. missionary to Victoria, Australia by the United Lavertue, property on lister St.,$345.40. property at 61 Arnott Joe Erardl for siding at 25 for Marcel LaPierre for french bread and cheese. hours or overnight; stir into 2-inch cubes To Blanchard and Ros- UBOR DAY SPECIALS Church of Christ’s Board for World Ministries. Knoll wood Road. $118,000. Santos Mateo Tools, Road. Kane Road, $3,000. siding at 109 Center St. often to moisten vegeta­ Vt cup ketchup setto for a dwelling at 93 This tasty vegetable dish is perfect for He will volunteer his services for six months, Althea G. McCartan to against Tom Wilkinson To Laurentano Sign To Donald W. Dean for 6 |.egumes a la bles with marinating mix­ Vt cup oil August 29Ui • Sept 3rd EXTRA LEAN' Westerly St„ $29,000. your next picnic. beginning in September as an interim pastor at Carlo A. Trovato, Ti­ and Gail Wilkinson, Release ot lax lien Corp. for Northeast Sav­ tool shed at 21 JoanC irclft Gracque ture. To serve, drain and 2 tablespoons wine vi­ BULK Leongatha Parish of the Synod Victoria. He served as mothy P. Eukers and $248.72,56 Cambridge St. State releasing Paul To Joseph V. Rivosa to ings For signs at 324 $900. arrange vegetables on negar SUPER BUY!! Nancy Rivosa for a foun­ senior pastor of Center Church from 1944 to 1971. He Roxanne T. Eukers. prop­ Fiano and Valerie Fiano, Broad St. ,$3,000. To Paul Scheinhlum fop ■/4 cup Olive oil serving platter. If de­ pork 9-by-5-by-2V4-inch loaf 1 tablespoon onion was a volunteer to Australia in 1981 and has also erty at 24-26 Walker St., Attachment dation at 69 Fleming To Daniel R. LaPointe Vt sired, serve with addi­ HAMBURG property at 61 Arnott a tent at 56 Strawberry cap red wine vinegar 1 pound ground raw pan with bacon slices, powder lOFLOTS served as an interim pastor in Windham Center. $76,370. Manchester Savings Road. Road, $5,000. to relocate fence at 78 Lane, $100. '/4 cup water tional pepper sauce. This chicken letting slices hang over To Gary Carlson for Joseph L. Swensson Jr., Bank against Robert M. Internal Revenue Ser­ beepwood Drive, $100. To Leo Z. Moore for a >/4 cup freshly squeezed kitchen-tested recipe Vt cup whole blanched sides of pan. Spoon half $129 Inc, to Bruce E. Thieling Topping and Adela A. vice Inc. releasing Plas Barry Beganny for a To Countryside Con­ deck at 52 Diane DrivO, lemon juice makes 8 servings. almonds the meat mixture Into Hair styles A FEN 19 Christian Women’s Club meets and Mary Lou Theiling, porch at 80 Patriot Lane, struction for Dudley and 3 Topping, $3,300, property Form Inc., 155 Pine St. $ 1, 100. 4 teaspoons Dijon-style V4 cup chopped parsley pan; pack firmly to press re-Oriented Manchester Area Christian Women'sClub will have property on Pilgrim Lane, on Starkweather Street. $447.94, $3,961.71, $4,300. Joanne Henderson to en­ mustard Pate a la 2 eggs out air pockets. Arrange $81,000. To Russ Pollnow for a close deck at 75 Ledgec- a fashion show and brunch Sept. 7 at Manchester $4,011.30, $4,488.10, To Multi-Circuits Inc. 1 large clove garlic, Campagne Vi pound sliced bacon prunes in two rows over NEW YORK (UPl) - Country Club starting at 9:30 a.m. There will be a SedmarN.V. toKarinC. Releases of Judgm ent lien $10,030.64, and $1,071.87. roof on a deck at 23 Lucian rest Terrace, $5,000. for interior construction minced to pitted prunes meat; press remaining The Japanese look now guest soloist and speaker. Musto, Unit H-2 of Wood­ Nichols Manchester St., $450. To Eastern Roofing Co. to an industrial building at V< teaspoon Tabasco >/4 cup salad oU Radishes, cornichons mixture into pan. Fold extends to hairstyles. Reservations must be made for the brunch and land Manor - Condomini­ Tire Inc., releasing Val­ Release of federal Han 'To Thomas S. Boone for for George M. Krause to 1185 Adams St„ $150,000. • pepper sauce 3 cups chopped fresh (optional) bacon over top. Bake in New York hairdresser EUONEIXSS^ nursery by calling 633-2938 or 646-1967 by Sept. 2. ums, $52,000. erie Fiano, property at 61 Internal Revenue Ser­ an addition to a garage at repair roo f at 621 Hartford To Paul Badeau for VI teaspoon dried leaf mushrooms iVt pound) 350-degree oven l>/i hours. Donald Scott calls his new SIRLOIN William L. Burns to Arnott Road. vice releasing Paul and 24 Moore St.,$1,200. Road, $3,990. addition to garage at thyme, crushed 1 cup chopped onion (1 In large saucepot, heat Remove from oven; cool; cuts ’’The Re-Oriented TIPS David M. Hanley and To Robert T. Alibrio for Blood pressure clinics Windsor Credit Union re­ Valerie Fiano, $1,556.38. To United Contractors Clyde Road, $900. teaspoon salt large) oil; saute mushrooms, cover, refrigerate over­ Look.” They are geomet­ II-I4IX. >VS M argaret M. Hanley, leasing Paul P. Fiano, Internal Revenue Ser­ alterations to a dwelling Inc. for Bruce Foote for a To U&R Constructiop . '/t pound fresh mush­ t cloves garlic, minced onion and garlic until soft. night. To unmold, dip pan ric, close to the head but BA8Y SPARE RIBS COVENTRY — Community Health Care Services property at 3 Stephen St. Valerie G . Fiano. Anthony vice releasing L. Ross at 50 Horton Road, $7,000. shed dormer shell at 18 Co. for Paul and Norene rooms (2 cups) VI cup dry dry sherry Add sherry, salt, thyme in 2 inches of hot wate for not flat. $ 1 6 9 3 AND DOWN $65,000. G. Fiano, Valentino G. To Robert G. Harss for a Griffin Road $7,000. Phillips for a dwelling a^ " '/t pound whole green wine Inc. will sponsor blood pressure clinics Sept. 6 and Seifert, 118 Center St., and pepper sauce; mix 30 seconds. Invert onto Scott is among five S4 IB. LOTS Sept. 20 in Coventry. David J.Larouche and Fiano, and Lawrence F. $11,616.71. dwelling at 103 Kimberly To William J. Rauku- 23 Wildwood Dreive, beans (2 cups), cooked IVt teaspoons salt well. Simmer, uncovered, serving platter, scrape off hairdressers from the The first one will be at Coventry Pharmacy and the Gloria M. Larouche to Fiano, property at 61 Drive. $75,000. kaitis for George Bosch to $80,000. 1 large zucchini, sliced 1 teaspoon dried leaf 5 minutes. Remove from any excess fat. Garnish United States, France, other at Hill's Pharmacy. The hours for both are 1 to 2 KLouis A. Boggio and Arnott Road. Extension of lease To Dale Underhill for remodel garage at 5 Jean To Johnson Sign Service flVl cups) thyme, crumbled heat; add pork, chicken, with radishes and comi- England, Italy and Japan 10 lb. p.m. CaroiB. Boggio, Unit47B, Connecticut Natural V.S.H. Realty Inc. to Richard S. Bottaro for a Road, $15,000. for Warren Howland for a 2 carrots, cut In julienne 1 teaspoon Tabasco almonds, parsley and chons (pickles), if de­ scheduled to attend the HAMBURG PATTIES Northfield Green Codomi­ Gas Co., releasing Paul Peter Karamanolis, pool at 219 Valley View To R.L. 'Thompson Co. sign at 555 Main St„ $400'. strips pepper sauce eggs; mix well. Line the sired. This kitchen-tested Beautrec Hair Festival Libraries close for holiday 1 medium-size red 1 pound ground raw bottom and sides of a recipe makes 8 servings. '83 in Tokyo Oct. 14-23. ITALIAN SAUSAGE PATTIES im *1.69 Ti* Mary Cheney Library, Whiton Memorial Library ISrf‘1.59'S* and the Bookmobile will be closed Monday, Sept. 5 for Wary buyers yielding to taste and price SLICED SlAB BACON 3-S U . LOTS *1.59 pfxu. the Labor Day holiday. College Notes Regular hours will resume Tuesday and regular RING KIELBASA or ’’Kellist’’ For The Grill *1.69 PCNLJ Saturday hours will resume on Sept. 10. Quality comes Green on dean’s list dean’s list, with highest honors, for thespring quarter He is a senior visual communications technology Soy products imitate meat and chicken Assistant director named ■at Northeastern University, Boston, Mass. major. He helped prepare brochures, multl-media First at She is a senior majoring in psychology in the Col lege presentations and other educational materials for' Bv Jessica Treadway replacement for those Soy has been a staple in and meat or chicken,” many see it as a healthy anchester packing Linda Wiley has been appointed as assistant John H. Green, grandson of Mr. andMrs. FrancisD. of Liberal Arts. She is a graduate of East Catholic tourists who visit Land Between the Lakes recrea- United Press the Far East for thou­ High School. foods,” he said. Ms. Chojnacki said. "Our addition to their diets, director in charge of curriculum at the Chestnut Hill Green of 232 School St., was named to the dean’s list teion areas in Kentucky. International It seems to adapt to sands of years, he said, repeat customers have which are often company inc.6 4 6 -5 0 0 0 Preschool in Emanuel Lutheran Church. for the second semester at Kemper Military School whatever recipe it’s in, but Western societies just gone crazy over it.” restricted.” We accept Among her duties will be the planning, supervising H O U h S : 349 WETHERELL ST Food Stamps. and College, Boonville, Mo. He completed his Miss Burgess honored ALBION, N.Y. - It which Hwa said could be have to adapt to a whole He said soy products .M O N . -F R I. 7:00 N.m to S p m and implememting of the curriculum. She will also freshman year last June. MANCHESTER CONN 06040 MasterCharge. Visa looks and tastes like cubes related to e a te rs’ new recipe system for CREOLE AND rata- also are a perfect answer SAT. 7:00 a.m to 12 noon (NEXT TO MCC DANDbHELL) continue to teach some classes. of fish or fowl, but Stephen expectations. oriental foods such as touille dishes using the for people who enjoy the Chestnut Hill is a non-profit preschool sponsored by Deborah S. Burgess of 85 Galaxy Drive has been Earns place on dean’s list She’s a counselor Hwa says his new soy A recent food industry tofu, or soybean curd, and new product sold out taste of certain foods, the church. It is open to all children of Manchester. named to the dean’s list at Bucknell University forthe product is cheaper, more newsletter said studies miso, a thick, salty soy­ during a trial offering last such as shellfish, but who second semester. Lauren B. Woodhonse of Manchester, daughter of Other members of the staff include: Carol Lawrence Mallon of 22 Grove St. is among 95 healthful and more versa­ show Americans eat an bean condiment. spring at the State Univer­ are allergic to the real Richard and Beverly Woodhouse of 135 Timrod Road, Mahlstedt, director; and Rosemary Smith, Carolyn students at Hartt School of Music, University of tile than those foods. average of 26 pounds less sity College at Buffalo. thing. Jones, Mary-Jane O’Brien and Susan Labrie, will serve as an alcohol peer counselor at Dartmouth Hartford, named to the dean’s list for the second Sayre in rec program ' Hwa’s Naturalean is a red meat per capita than THE OTHER stumbling Hwa said he expected teachers. College this fall. A 1980 graduate of Manchester High block is a pervasive bias F O R SPARKLING MORIARTY BROTHERS semester of the 1982-83 academic year. soy-based meat alterna­ 10 years ago. the product to be popular A For more information call Mrs. Mahlstedt, 643-8682 School, she Is a junior at the college, majoring in tive free from chemical This trend is good news dating back to World War woodwork, tile, gloss or Mrs, Wiley, 643-8684, or the church office, 643-1193. French and govemmment. among young people be­ (Anniversary' Scott Sayre, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sayre of additives, with lots of for his product, Hwa said. II, when soy products cause so many tend to be and painted surfaces, Nam ed to dean’s list Alcohol peer counselors take part in 14-hour odd three tablespoons 227 Saddlehill Road, has spent the summer working in protein, low fat content He said it is an excellent called textured vegetable particularly protective of a Kentucky recreational program, as part of his training programs Which focus on the effects of dm s and few calories. Used in protein source withoutthe proteins were used as of washing soda to a Bridge Club results Prudence E. Malone, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. and alcohol abuse. iThw counsel students with drug their health, or object quart of warm water BUY WITH CONFIDENCE!! communications studies at Bowling Green State chili, salad or pasta re­ fat or carbohydrates of meat extenders. morally to eating meat. John Malone of 84 Prospect St., has been named to the Univeristy. and alcohol problems, f and wash. No rinsing ^ ’’ConB^ctjcuV^jdes^incolniiM erc^ Following are the results ofCenter Bridge Club play cipes, it has the taste and meat, fish and chicken. It “TVP’s had a beany, He was surprised, he mushy taste, and no required. For sparkling Friday. texture of the meat or costs about $1.60 for a said, attheresponseofthe results when you have North and south — Jeanne Perkins and Paul WELCOME WAGON jcbicken it replaces. pound of bite-sized chunks body,” Hwa said. "It left a 55-and-older set. something to sell, use a Dahlmar, first; Terry Sechrist and Karen Smith, WANTS TO VISIT YOU } "In the past, soy pro­ that can be frozen bad taste in people’s ”I thought they would low-cost ad in U indefinitely. mouths, and that’s what second, and Norman Gracie and Delores Grade, Just engaged? New parent? d u cts have been used as be more resistant. But classified. third. California Paint Renaissance I^holsteiy >Bupplements to meat or His small plant in rural they remember when they Moved? I’d like to visit you with East and west — Joe Bussiere and Flo Smyth, first; “Old World Craftmanship” •Vegetables,” said Hwa, Orleans County has only think of soy.” Mr. and Mrs. A1 Sekac, second, and John Greene and Super Sale useful gifts and information. I’ll ^S0, who left his job as a eight employees now, but He said his product SAVI HUHPilEPS OF DOUABS MOW! Dick Jaworowski, third. also bring cards you can re­ ;^ e m ica l engineer two Hwa thinks his proiduct imitates familiar flavors deem for more gifts at local ■wears ago to form Sopro and similar alternatives and he expects it to catch Pinochle scores Plan Early for Your Holidays businesses. It’s a friendly visit 3*roducts, Inc. may eventually be an on as soon as people are NEW 1983 CAPRI "One caff for all your Dacorating Naada" to help you get answers about ; "But Naturalean is me- answer to the problem of willing to give it a try. $ -1 4 45 town, goods and services. All •ant to be a substitute, a world hunger. H is company also "Largest Selection free to you. makes soy-based cheese ofCaprIsIn G Following are scores for pinochle games played Thursday at the Army & Navy Club. Play is open to all reg. *19.’*5 analogs to be marketed The Metro 25% OFF under a different name. senior citizens and begins every Thursday at 9:30 a.m. ffl/L ,C«N Hartford Area’ R. Schubert 650, E. Scott 650, R. Maire 635, R. Hill AU SERVICES AND FABRICS •W43-9U32 Hwa developed his first 633. J . Vami612, B. Mader 612, H. Gavillo 609, A. Gates Music Lessons recipe at home, then a s k ^ local housewives to i3P31. equipped m\h cloth & vinyl m l. 4-speed standard trans . power front disc brakes, 606, S. Schors 595, E. Grasso 592. •Custom Re-upholstary and Rastoritlon electronic ignition, rack 6 pinion steering. 4 steel belted radials, remote control mirror A. Peterson 591, J . Klein 590, E. 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They both have just returned from the national DM of A con­ 6S0 Maxima Motorcycle •Fads Rssistant •One Coal Hiding vention In Los Angeles where Mrs. Burton was chosen to represent Conn, on the National •Soivsnt Cissn Up •Water Clean Up Board of Directors for the 2nd consecutive year. She also was adjudicator for the iazz 2 0 % O FF! scholarships held at the convention. Their student, Scott Joyce was named Jr. Mr. Dance of C ali.... ® competition sponsored by Dance Teachers’ Club ot Ct. and student, Lorrie •We do alterations •Free delivery scholarthip. Other students have been accepted for leaching poaitlons /WORIAgTY BROTHERS/ E.A. JOHNSON PAINT at schools and collegm throughout the northeast. Mr. Burton also aarvea at dance aOS NNOAOUYMNT.MANmUm 643-2711 a doot* Irom Manch««i*r AAA 649-0109 Use Maetercard / Visa / American Express Ask for... 723 Main Stroet consortium representative to the Regional Performing Arts Center, Inc. •UN. I2<« • MT. 104 • WEiKUAYS IM JANET OFEN SUNDAYS 1>-5 6 4 9 -4 5 0 1 FOR INFORMATION CALL 647-1083 25 oquAfa yurdt minlntom Inolallatlon and rtdMIoof- Fo o t bach/ataift/ I matal aalra. Rama. 6 grass nol includad. Min. financing $200.00 31S CENTEI ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN. M3-S13S MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 — » 84 — MANCHESTER HERALD,Wednesday, Aug. 31, 1983 MANCHE TER HERALD.Wednesday Ai.^; 31. 1983 - 25 Cookbook review Easy taco mix stores for months / By Alleen Claire may be doubled.) excess fat. Stir in 2 boil over medium heat; Recipes show NEA Food Editor tablespoons Taco Mix, 'A and boil 1 minute. Thi» To prepare taco,lining: kitchen-tested recip» In large skillet, brown 1 cup water and 2 tables­ BUSINESS Tex-Mex foods are pound ground beef round poons tomato paste. Stir­ makes about 2 cups fillinX how versatile growing in popularity ring constantly, bring to or enough for 8 to 10 tacos.; throughout the country. A over high heat; pour off basis of many recipes is chicken can be the taco mix. You make your own Hospital^ have fewer new executive positions quick mix that duplicates RE-ELECT By Barbara Richmond the convenience of a pre­ Herald Reporter packaged mix, yet costs • Concentrate on quantitative skills. Hospital that is abailable free. Write to: Division of less. It' has no preserva­ In a major but still unnoticed reveilsal of a basic Bet you think you've worn out all of the ways to cook health-care trend, the number of hospitals in the administrators need a firmer grasp on finance than Publications, ACHA, 840 North Lake Shore Drive, tives but will store for up ever before and they’ll need it even more in the future. Chicago, 111. 60611. Or phone (312) 943-0544. chicken. Don’t bet on it — wait until you see the latest to six months. United States is declining — and a shocking estimate edition of “The Chicken Cookbook.” is that the demand for hospital administrators to fill Your You must know how to raise capital, cope with Everywhere you turn these days, in every form of Mix it with browned diminishing reimbursements and evaluate purchas­ media, you will read or hear about the soaring costs of The book, published by the National Broiler ground beef and spoon new positions will increase at only abqut 1 percent a ;)X RICK DYER year in the next decade. The decline from the current Money's ing options. You also still need strong “people skills’’ health care. Nowhere do you read or hear about the Council, contains more than 100 ways' to serve into taco shells for a and know how to handle the diverse interests of “human element” that lies behind those costs. chicken. traditional Tex-Mex level of about 6,800 hospitals is triggered by Manchester area residents who want to order it, by DEMOCRAT for reductions in government relmbursbment, rising Worth employees, physicians, patients, suppliers and This and the preceding column have covered the treat, or use it wherever governing boards. human element: the fundamental changes in the the way, have it easy. The orders go to Coventry. ’The taco mix suits your South- bankruptcies as a result, and changing patient needs Sylvia Porter book is paperback and sells for just $1.50. Check or that are clearly leading to less demand for hospital • Be patient and persistent. The days when you, as a field; the rising demand for workers in areas ranging of-the-Border eating BOARD OF EDUCATION bright young administrator, could shift from being a from nursing homes to physicians clinics; the money order should be sent to Chicken Cookbook, tastes. services in institutions the nation over! Department NBC, Box 307, Coventry, 06238. If you set your career goal on hospitals only, you generalist in graduate school to a chief executive declining number of hospitals and job openings in Taco Mix well might find yourself shut out bf jobs while officer are gone. Tomorrow’s star will have spent these institutions; the skills you must acquire to reach THE BOOK MADE its debut at the 35th national high-paying positions go unfilled in otjher sectors of tion representing the nation’s health-care executives. years in several different administrative positions your goal. chicken cooking contest. It contains the recipes of the 4 teaspoons instant the health-care industry. The significance of the Ofmortunites in hospitals won’t entirely disappear, before reaching the top spot. Lateral moves will be minced onion reversal is emphasized by the fact that a decade ago, of c%rse. But the requirements to secure those top common. MESSAGE: Study hard first. Decide what you want winners from all 50 states and the District of t teaspoons salt Columbia. Among them is the recipe that won the hospitals were in a phase of substantial growth and spots will be the toughest ever. • Stay flexible. Be willing to pursue opportunities and how to go about it. Then and only then, leap! $10,000 top prize — chicken with lime butter. IVt teaspoons chili most oftheopportunities were in these institutions. No anywhere in the country. And be prepared to make the It’s a simple recipe using boned chicken breasts, powder longer! HERE ARE TIPS to help prepare yourself if most of advantages that will emerge through seasoned with lime butter, chives and dill weed. The 1 teaspoon cornstarch Even with normal turnover, the number of positions health-care management in a hospital is your career restructuring and reorganization within hospitals. (“Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,’’ other top prize winners are in there too, plus some 1 teaspoon crashed open in hospitals would reach only about 500 annually. goal: 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal $10,000 chicken recipes froiri past contests. dried red pepper While the market for senior-level hospital administra­ • Probe with utmost care before you invest in a IMPORTANT: Opportunities for women and money management, is now available through her The Broiler Council members agree that the endless 1 teaspoon instant tors may reach only 20,000 by 1690, graduate graduate program. Graduate programs offer a minorities in health-care administration — both in column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to minced garlic and out of hospitals — will be expecially strong, "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Bookfor the 80s,” in care 3 variety of chicken recipes received each year over the programs are turning out about double that number of variety of degrees including a master’s in health 35 years the contest has been run, are an indication of 1 teaspoon ground RICK DYER qualified students, according to Stuart A. Wesbury administration and a master’s in business adminis­ Wesbury forecasts. of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. the seemingly endless variety of ways chicken can be The latest edition of “The Chicken cumin Jr., president of the American College of Hospital tration. Check to determine that the program you are The American College of Hospital Administrators 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press Cooktxjok” contains prize-winning re­ ■A teaspoon dried ore­ interested in is accredited. has a booklet on careers in health-care administration Syndicate.) served. Manchester has a good educational system, and Rick Dyer has worked Administrators (ACHA) the professional organiza- The Connecticut winner was Marjorie Fortier of gano leaves cipes from throughout the country. It Vt teaspoon paprika hard to make It that way. A lawyer and former juvenile probation officer, West Redding. She won with an imaginative recipe for includes gourmet and low-calorie re­ he’s served on the Board of Education since 1081, and has been chairman dmmsticks. The title of her recipe is “Buffalo In small jar with tight of Its curriculum and building and sites subcommittees. Drumsticks.” cipes and is available locally. fitting lid, stir together Rick was responsible for the creation of the joint citizens committee on the onion, salt, chili powder, B usiness OTHER COOKS have done unique things with future use of Highland Park School. He listens, and he does his homework., CofC product show back in town Place chicken in greased baking pan. Sprinkle with cornstarch, pepper, gar­ Most Importantly, he votes for what he believes will be the best Interests of chicken and gingersnaps, lemon, mint, dill, and salt and pepper. Place sauerkraut over chicken and lic, cumin, oregano and all our children. sesame seeds. top with Swiss cheese (4x6-inch) slices. Pour dressing i In B rief i paprika. Store in .coo, dry I when it was held in the then-vacant The book also has sections of recipes for gourmet evenly over the cheese. Cover with foil and bake in 325 place up to six months. By James P. Sacks Mrs. Flint predicts the show^ which Colonial drives, is "about as close to and low calorie chicken dishes. And — if you’re so GIVE EDUCATION YOUR VERY BEST. PICK RICK DYER the Manchester chamber is again South Windsor as you can get and still six-acre J.C. Penney warehouse. degree oven for about m hours or until fork can be This kitchen-tested recipe Vote for the endorsed Democratic candidates In the Sept. 13th primary. Firm offers retirement Herald Reporter inclined, it also has an entry form for the 36th national inserted in chicken with ease. Sprinkle with chopped co-sponsoring with South Windsor’s be in Manchester.” The rectangular The cost to merchants for an 8x10 makes about 4 tables­ HARTFORD — Travelers Corp. has offered exhibit space complete with electricity chicken cooking contest scheduled for spring of 1985 in parsley to serve. Makes four servings. poons. (Note: Recipe Paid for by Friends of Rick Dyer, Michael Darby, Treasurer i ; The president of the Greater Man­ chamber of commerce, will do ”at least Rand building is owned by the John North Carolina. about 900 employees early retirement at half pay chester Chamber of Commerce pre­ as well, if not a little better” than last Hancock Life Insurance Co. and and a sign is $200 for chamber of Here are a few tempting recipes to whet your to tighten staff and operating procedures in its dicts a healthy turnout at this year’s year’s Product Show. She said the 1982 managed by the Farley Company. commerce members and $250 for appetite for more: casualty-property commercial line department. Product Show for area merchants, Product Show drew 205 exhibits from In addition to exhibits, the product non-members. Interested merchants About one third of those eligible ard expected to which is returning to Manchester after approximately ISO businesses. show will again feature an interna­ should contact the Chamber of (fom- Chicken with Lime Butter exercise the option, said Robert W. Fe'agles, being held in South Windsor last year. The show could attract a higher tional food area. Offerings will range merce at 646-2223. 6 boned chicken breast halves senior vice president for personnel. He said the Anne Flint, chamber president, said turnout this year, she said, because from Chinese food to pasta, Mrs. Flint Vt teaspoon salt company has no plans to extend the early this morning she’s “really pleased” some Manchester businessmen were said. Hans Weiss of Dynamic Metal >/i teaspoon pepper retirement program to other departments. that the show — scheduled for Nov. 4,5 reluctant to exhibit outside their Mrs. Flint said the show, which drew Products Inc., Steven Thornton of One-third cup cooking oil PEARL'S T.V. and APPLIANCE The jobs affected range from clerical to and 6 at the 60,000-square-foot Ingersoll immediate sales area. But she thinks between 12,000 and 14,000 spectators Manchester Sand and Gravel and John 1 lime. Juiced management levels, up to but not including vice Rand building in the Manchester the show will also attract South last year, may draw a larger crowd as Samsel of the Samsel Funeral Home in 8 tablespoons butter president. Industrial Park — is\ returning to Windsor merchants because the Rand well as more merchants this year. It South Windsor are sharing production Those eligible are employees with 25 years or Manchester. building, located at Progress and attracted over 20,000 spectators in 1981 responsibility for the show. lA teaspoon chives (minced) more of service, those age 55 to 59 with 20 years Vt teaspoon dill weed service and those age 60 with 10 years at Travelers. Sprinkle chicken on both sides with salt and pepper. Travelers employs 29,000 people, including In large frypan, place oil and heat to medium 10,000 in Hartford. j temperature. Add chicken and saute about 4 minutes, Retailers predict continuing Improvement or until lightly brown. Turn chicken, cover and reduce heat to low. Cook 10 minutes, or until fork can be Bank conversion approved inserted in chicken with ease. Remove chicken and By Steven W. Syre In June, when retail sales rose at an year,” Frank said. (the seasonal disparity) is that retail keep warm; drain off oil and discard. In same frypan, HARTFORD — Members of Northeast Savings have approved the bank’s proposal to convert United Press International exceptionally strong pace nationwide, Zayre Corp. is another retailer might be strong all year,” he said. add lime juice and cook over low heat until juice Bradlees Department Stores saw their experiencing strong gains, with expec­ A from a mutual to a stock company with shares “The Christmas period will look very begins to bubble. Add butter, stirring until butter By the time department store Santas figures jump 44 percent. The chain’s tations of good business for the rest of good vis-a-vis last Christmas. But it beconoes opaque and forms a thickened sauce. Stir in sold to the public. ' Nearly two-thirds of the votes cast by members across New England pack their bags sales figures went up by 25 percent the the year. probably won’t be much different than chives and dill weed. Spoon sauce over chicten. Weekend Special for the season, they won’t be the only following month. "We’re of that school that believes the rest of the year.” Makes 6 servings. favored the conversion plan. Northeast Chair­ man Kent Dixon said the primary advantage of ones with cheery dispositions. Bradlees, a division of Stop & Shop that’s going to continue,” said Sumner Gough said that in the current conversion is that a stock assoclatipn can raise Retailers, blessed with a return of Cos. of Boston that operates 123 Feldberg, chairman of Zayre. “We climate of consumer confidence, stores Baked Chicken Reuben consumer confidence at mid-year, will department stores in the East, doesn’t don’t see any reason for that not to offering a more expensive line of capital through the equity markets. expect any slowdown through the end 4 chicken breasts (halved and boned) September 2nd and 3rd only! As a mutual or member-owned: institution, probably close out 1983 with sales continue. 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For more Infor­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa QUILT, Log Cabin patt­ And it’s aatyl Jutt call ui Small (75 people) successful (39 shifts available. Will MANCHESTER — New Singer sewing machine, two years old. Goes by oroup. Idea) reentry spot mation coll Mrs. Carol ern. $65. Coll 646-1427 MUST SELL — 1983 Su­ today and waTI put your years) profitable (every year) manu­ train. Pleasant working on second floor. Two Homes lor Sole 31 Homes for Sole 31 Hotnet for $olo 31 LEON CIESZYNSKI $30. Maple twin head- Mike. Has South Windsor PAINTERS HELPER — for the returning to work Moos. 647-9W otter 3pm. zuki Kotono 750 CC. Only low Wlitdthields Repoiredl '' ••••••••••••••••••MM* mui ME YN MK 10 n? BOLTON — Large, four deling and repairs. F R E E new. Excellent gifts. Coll Block and white and one ( I Mofw bruiss or miner crsch In < ' for a House of Lloyd toy Manchester. calico. 742-8089. your w m M o ltf? Coll Iho Otaoa < ) At bedroom Cope on two TWO BEDRI30M TOWN- REALTORS estimates. Fully Insured. 643-6526. CAMBRIDGE DIET and gift party. For more * ^ Dodor tor on IrtoRpanalvo ro- WMttOI Unr MIBIN OHto acres, 2W baths, two cor HOUSE — With garage, £ Telephone 643-6017, otter t Mk. not a coolly r^ ocomont. < ^ PLAN — Information Information call 643-9034. F R E E — Tw o pretty fe­ ^ 0 malio houao calb.” A w bb p leMpr btai garage. $89,900. Green security deposit re­ C»r?OUP 1 A tplpft ,4UO(iAlion of nt Al ronS iprvimj thr 6pm, 647-8509. ELECTRIC STOVE $75. laiiis meetings Mondays and male kittens, beige tiger, ' Naain-IUtro 646-315$ X NEWSPAPUI^ .to p Bito p IM a bl House Realty, 646-4153. quired. $480 a month, Mnnchpifpr AtfA with rpofr Artvrrtitincj pepprtite Coll 64^5326 otter 5pm. Thursdays 7:30pm. 150 NEWSPAPER DEAIER NEEDED CUSTOM grey, long-haired tiger. CARRIER N iE D » toi Bdb ab p i on ••••••••••••••••••••••• before 4pm, 646-2469,649- And rffiarnry for both t)uyrr$ And trIlPfT North Main Street. Man­ REMODELING- Litter trained. Coll 649- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8978 between 4 and 8pm. ALUMINUM FOLDING chester. 646-3994. for South Windsor oroo ill MANCHiCTER baMtato Condemhilutns 32 Bothrooms, kitchen, rec COT with 2" mattress. 7364. MIsc Automotive 76 ••••••••••••••••••••••a MEDICAL SECRETA- CALL «4a| ml M E A S T H A R T F O R D — Co­ rooms, roofing, siding, Good condition. $15. Tel­ 643.2711 RY/OFFICE MANAGER ••••••••••••••••••MM* ■OLTON house repairs. Licensed FREE TO A LOVING aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Help Wonted 21 Call Joanno litli lumbus Street, 5’/i room ephone 649-7625. required In a busy Man­ 647-9946 Beautifully decorated seven room and experienced. Coll HOME — One 18 month W M iniW I MANCHESTER — duplex, appliances, se­ REAR WINDOW OF 1977 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa chester practice. High ranch on over an acre lot. Custom (Jory 646-4743 or 649-8516. PORTABLE ELECTRIC old Tabby, female cot. n'jtnni $40,900. T w o bedroom curity, lease, $550 and CHEVY PICKUP 6 4 7 .9 9 4 6 level patient and organi­ kitchen with oven, range and dis­ Air compressor. Runs on Excellent with children. SEWERS — Established SECRETARY — Expe­ iii unit with Immediate oc­ 521-1744. T R U C K . $15 or Best Offer zational skills required. hwasher. Three bedrooms, two DESIGN KITCHENS by cigarette lighter. Like Coll 646-0153. nationwide pillow.manu- rienced In Low Office (MMnai u«r w im m cbb cupancy. Owner will fi­ takes It. Coll 643-4251. No evenings or Satur­ baths, two car garage. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, new. $5.00. Coll 649-7963. and/or Real Estate. Doc­ bii iltn nance. Gordon Realty factucer has Immediate days. Send resume to Box MANCHESTER — Four vanities, formica, Wilson FREE DOG TO GOOD iHanrliPstpr full time openings. Expe­ umentation preparation. (Ito MHSS 6^2174. room apartment in two 1974 VOLKSWAGON SS c/o The Herald. WOLVERTON AGENCY art, Corlon counter tops, SCUBA EQUIPMENT — HOME — Port Sheltl, rience preferred. Day Dictation and machine Ml family house. Applian­ DASHER Ports — Two kitchen cabinet fronts, Brand new Sherwood 2000 port Terrior. Block and shift. Five day week. Full transcription preferred. (Kuaui m m tuns ces, carpeting. Second door. Good prices. Coll Lati/Lond for Sole 649-2813 complete woodworking regulator and more. white, spayed female. benefit program. Includ­ Word processino expe­ tbs Dove 646-1670 otter 6pm. Excellent Income for part floor. Working couple. service, custom mode Great for beginner or Behaves well. Needs to be H r r a lh ing sewing Incentive. rience required. $534.37 abniHl buliis hi eb time home assembly A COLLEGE No pets. 647-1478. furniture, colonial repro­ sport diver, $99. Coll 649- with children or other Apply at Plllowtex Corp.. bi-weekly. Excellent 36 m art p i prt bai MANCHESTEa work. For Info. Call 504- FREE CATALOG of land duct ions In wood, 9 vor le- onlmol. Coll 649-5345. INVITATION TO BID 49 Regent Street. Man­ W ITHOUT fringe benefits. Including IW bSt IlHMI DUTCH COLONIAL 8969. 641-8003. Ext. 6201. ATTENTION HOUSE­ bargains, 5 acres to 500 TWO BEDROOM TOWN- tles of hardwood and The Manchester Public chester. Connecticut. TUITION? free porking In downtown ha tki “K . i n n Spacious 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, tormal Schools solicits bids tor WIVES, VACATIONING acres, covering all New HOUSE — with applian­ veneers NOW IN STOCK EIGHT WINDOWS 30" X PLEASE READ Hartford, with relocation IM KM IPUINN" Be! dining room, large kitchen with pantry. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa BOILKR R ETU B IN O at AAon- GOVERNMENT JOBS — STUDENTS, anyone with The Community England and New York ces, on busline. Includes Coll 649-9658 or evenlnos, 49% ". Eight windows 28" chester High School (or the to offices In suburban haai p i taBi M BN Grained oak finish. Plastered walls. YOUR AD WAITRESSES (two) — Thousands of vacancies free time In the eveningsl Collage of the Air State of lowest Imagina­ heat, $525. Security and 289-7010. X 46". Four miscellane­ Musical Homs 44 1983-1984 school year. Sealed Rocky HIM this fall. Con­ ntn sMp Ml BH) hi p i Full or parttim e. Apply in ■must be filled Imme­ There ore a limited references. Coll 649-8923. Handy to busline. Owner financing ous windows. 13 Sections bids will be received until Force grants necticut Housing Finance nuiMi ble prices. Write LAND September 7, )96X 3:00 P.M .. persontoLxiStrada West. diately. $17434 to $50,112. number of positions op­ available. $65,000 ROBERT E. JARVIS — 4' X 8'. Stockade fence. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Classiltod ads ara tahan associate degrees Authority, 190 Trumbull CATALOG, P.O. Box 938, at which lime they will be 471 Hartford Road. Call 716-8424000, Includ­ ening In our phone soles 649-9454 PLAYER PIANOS are Building and remodeling publicly opened. The right Is ovar me phena as a con- Street, Hartford, CT No. Adams, M A 01247. $5.00 per unit. Coll any­ ANTONIUS STRADIVA- Manchester. ing Sunday, Ext. 1029. operation. If you have a in 80 career areas. — — >••••••••••— •••• In demand. It you hove Pfiilbrick Agency specialist. Additions, reserved to relect any and all vanienca. Tha HaraM Is 06103. A A E O E M /F. 643-4633 time 646-2806. RIUS CREMONENFIS bids. Specifications and bid good voice and the desire Start out by earn­ one you do not use, why gorages, roofing, siding, rssponsHila for only ona to make your free even­ 1-600 842 2274 Rooms for Rent 41 not exchange It tor cosh 646-4200 Foclebot Anno, 1726 Vlo- torms may be secured at the ing collage credit kitchens, bathrooms, re­ H O T P O IN T 21 cu. tt. side lln. Coll 627-5454, Business Office, 45 North incorract insartion and ings profitable, call MATURE, RELIABLE with a wont od. School Street, Manchester. for Air Force train­ WOAAAN to live In elderly placement wlndows- refrigerator. Good condi­ anytime. than only to tha size of (Jerry for an Interview at a u a s n iu aaHDBiG, /doors. 643-6712. tion, $200. Also baby crib Connecticut. 643-2711. Monday- ing. Than register womor's home. Light GENTLEMAN PRE­ MANCHESTER — Very MANCHISTa 0444M tha original Insartion. LOOM FIXERS housework, with some DENTAL ASSISTANT — and carriage. 646-7473. LUDWIG SNARE Drum Errors which do not Wednesday evennings for off-duty cot- FERRED. $50.00 weekly. nice tour room, one bed­ 2.4 Acrn Induitrlal and. 9a.000 uv n. plin or mlnuo Experienced on rapier velvet loome. Good wages monetary compensation. Manchester Orthodontic CARPENTRY AND MA­ with cose, $50. Coll otter NOTICE TO CREPITOnS lassan tha «alua of tha between 6:30 and 7:30. loge courses. Con­ Kitchen privlleoes. 646- room, ground floor. $450 * Iwo4lon, ooncrol* blodi SONRY — Free esti­ FOR S A L E ; Z E N IT H 19" ESTATE OF RAYMOND and working condlHont. Complale compan); Coll 649-3046. Practice. Full time. Ex­ parking.tor SO care, room tor SO mora. Ctv wata, A 5pm, 649-4067. HENRY BELLOWS advartlsamont will not Will train qualified Indi­ 2000. Including garage. Plus a a ««. ralirnd aMing avallaNa. 1 l.a n aa n. hwgo-flim mates, Coll Tony Color T V . AsklngSSO. Coll paid fringe benefit program. Profit eharing. viduals to earn $67.00 to tact an Air Force perienced preferred, but Security. Available 10/1, The Hon. Norman J. bo corractod by an ad­ Squlllocote. 649-0611. 646-1193. YAMAHA FIFTY - 112 Preuss, Judge, of the Court $120.00 weekly. C A L L recruiter for EXPERIENCED WAI­ will train. Coll Monday, C E N T R A L L O C A T IO N — 646-2000. ditional Insartion. Tuesday, Thursday, 9om aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Amplifier. Like new. List of Probate, District of An­ NOWII details. TRESS Wanted — Even­ Free porklna. On busline. dover at o hearing held on American Velvet Compony to 12pm, 649-7222. COPIER — Minolta 301. ISgl Bab lawews ings. Coll 647-9995. Kitchen privlleoes. Se­ MANCHESTER — Four F J. SPIUCKI ~ REAITORS Roofing/SMItig 54 price: $500, will scorltlce ruVu'srisrttw'oroVSi'tt^ii M lo y v ia w A v h m p Excellent condition. $800. at $300. Coll 649-6325. ' all - claims ------must-- be------— presented ' WANTED — SCHOOL 646-7448 curity and references re­ room apartment. Second StaaingtoH, CT M 3 7 t NEEDED — Port time Coll 647-1300; weekdovs,9 to the fiduciary on or before BUS DRIVERS to drive In $$fl quired. Coll 643-2693. floor. $350 0 month plus 643-2121 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee INVITATION TO BID desk and snack bar help. to 5. November 35, 1983 or be the town of Bolton. Will n v ' F t utilities. No pets. Coll barred ds by low provided. Sealed bids will be received 203-53S-10S0 Evenings and weekends. BIDWELL HOME Im­ Tag Solos 69 In the Office o; the Director at ■Of train. Call 537-5234 or LARGE ROOM — wall to otter 5pm, 649-2142. Shoron B. Preuss, Clerk Must be 18, only serious provement Company — CARPENTERS 2 4 " The fiduciary Is: General Services, 41 Center 537-5766. PART TIME RECEP­ wall carpeting, private Street, Manchester, Connec­ minded people need OFFERS INVITED Roofing, sktlng, altera­ Crosscut sow with steel eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Donald R. Bellows TIONIST — (Jood tele­ home, nice yard, kitchen VERNON — Two bed­ Charming 2 bedroom end unit Route 87 ticut. until S E P TEM B ER 14, apply. No phone calls. tion, additions. Same blade and wooden han­ 1983 at 11:00 o.m. (or the AUTO MECHANIC with phone personality. Min­ prlveleges. On busline, room apartment. Dis­ Condo loc-ted near school, shop­ MOVING SALEI Bed­ Columblo, CT 06337 Contact Manager, Por- number for over 30 years. dle. $10. Excellent condi­ (ollowlng: OPERATION OF CELEBRITY CIPHER foreign car experience. EXPERIENCED PET imal typing. Reliable. female pretorred. Coll hwasher, olr, carpeting. ping 8i bus. Wall-to-wall carpet, 1V5 room, kitchen, dinin­ 0484)8 ______BUS FOR ELDERLY AND C a M irW Ctpaar o n v H g ra m M e n a M tram a u o M lm b r Onwua pMDla. p a « kade Lanes. 649-6495. tion. Phone, 649-2433. end pfeiem. Eaoh viler In Mw dpher elandB tor laeew . TodWV aua raovea u . Subaru experience a SHOP HELP — Apply: Coll 646-4321. 649-8206 loom to 5pm, One months securtty,$400 baths. Asking low 50's. groom sets. Small ap­ HANDICAPPED. aasaaaaaaaaasaaasaaasaa pliances, typewriters, NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Town of Manchester Is plus. Apply In person to: Animal City, Charter Oak 647-9813 evenings and m onthly. 233-4133 otter BOYS 26" Bicycle. Han­ E S TA TE OF on eouol opportunity em­ by CONNIE WIENB) sewing machine, chairs, Century Subaru, Route Mall, East Hartford. No FU R N ITU R E weekends. 6pm. Household (Seeds 42 dle bar, rear front IDA FERRENEZ, oka IDA ployer, and reoulres an affir­ ZINSSER AGENCY bar stools, couches, “ B V R I’X XUBIO SRT MLIX XRR 63, Vernon. Phone Calls. brakes, with carry oil YAWORSKI FERRENCE, mative action policy for oil of FINISHER asaaaaaeaaaaaaaasaaaaaa tools, la w n mower, oka W LADYSLAW A Its Contractors end Vendors lExparlenced hmilur* i«nn- ROOMS — Main Street, MANCHESTER — Five 646-1511 bock rock. Excellet con­ morel Everyday til sold. FERENCZ, deceased os o condition of doing PTNU JBINAWBXS Bl JRNBAX8. BX CARPENTERS — Fram­ Uhw (or •teady luN.lliMposl- all utilities Included. $155 room apartment. Second USED REFRIGERA­ dition. $30. Coll 646-6794. The Hon. William E. Flti- business with the Town, os tk>a Apply In peraon; 9-5, beginning Tuesday, ing foremen ondfromers. month. References and floor, $400 plus utilities, TORS, WASHERS, Gerold, Judge, of the Court per Federal Order 11348. Permanent position August 38th. 58 Meadow of Probate, District of Man­ Bid Forms, plans and spec­ MRTFV QA FBOA LI BWRI CBWVAW HEAD CASHIERSI PBRIT8N N N m n il security. 6434)100 Dole, Coll 649-3379. Ranges - clean, guaran­ PINT AND QUART CAN- chester at o hearing held on available Immedlotlev leniiNieiiMiaM. before 9om, otter 5:30pm. INVERIEND INDUSTRIAL Lane. ifications ore available ot the PART TIME ASST. MANAGERS! w w ie m M teed, parts and service. ' - NING Jars — $2.00 o August )6, 1983 ordered that General Services Office, 41 for dependable people. COMDORUHUHRS Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, dozen. Coll 649-9109. oil claims must be presented Center Street, Manchester, Bl L URTJA RZ NLWVJ.” — M. Homes for Rent S4R H. MM Sfw NJMCMSnR to the fiduciary on or before FULL A PART TIME CASHIERS! Please phone United Car­ THREE ROOMS — Prl- Son, 649 Main Street, Connecticut. pentry, 528-2189.. Deaigned for th« tmall Businetsman. Contrac­ November 3t, 1983 or be TOWN OF MANCHESTER, RHs-MC ths mtlsii'B Sri IitbbsI rsbll dni| eiiiln. bit ps- vota entrance. Ladles, tors, Service people, Distributors. Research of­ 643-2171. barred as by low provided. CONNECTICUT JRPAWJAX PLTCULP. sMsas svtIliUs tor part Obs intotoni aanisira, toll iihI $35; M ent, $35 and $40. fice, etc. 1600to i0 ,0 0 0 ft. Build to suit. If you ONE CORD Hard Wood, Down E. Gezelman, ROBERT B. WEISS, (SHOP GIRL) PART need tax credits Instead of rent receipts, call ST. BRIDGET'S 125th An­ Ass't Clerk PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "One day Presidant Roosevell told me part1 Mbs eaaMsra,easMera, and baad caabiars.caahiars. DISHWASHERS Port Also: Fur coot, dresses, MANCHESTER — Hil­ SOLID CHERRY BED­ cut, not spilt. $68 If picked GENERAL MANAGER TIM E — Flextole hours. suits, etc. Coll 649-54S9. liard Street, newly deco­ now. up. Coll 643-9664. niversary Croft 8i Flea The fiduciary Is: 0464)8 that he waa asking pubUcty for suggestiona about what the war wa aRar toil IraliiiM at aar piaaaant 1wark atais time, permonent posi­ ROOM SET — Double Market. Saturday, Sep­ Helen E. Opoloch. should be called. I said at once, 'The Unnecessary War.'" — Includes weekends. In­ rated five room home. bed, dresser, vanity with 164 Henry Street ataM wRb lab atoblllty. RaapanatoltL^laM quire: Tallwood Golf tions available. Must be tember 17th and Sunday, Winston Churchill. LARGE, L-SHAPED Garage, basement, MaifinE. Howlandj Ino bench and mirror. $400. Manchester, CT 08040 anliivltod to apply In nsrasn at: RITE MO PHMIMCY. Shop, 646-1151. at least 18 years of age. 8W BAIN er. 64t-1H6 September 18th. 8am- 049418 el9eSbyNEA,lne. 271 ElllnitonElllnitoa Rsad. Enfllarifard. Cann. Egaal Oppartan- Benefits available. Apply ROOM — Combination adults preferred. No '^all 649-8567 after 6pm. llvlng/bedroom. Separ­ Pets. $600 monthly plu$ LARGE F O A M B E D 5pm. Spaces available: Ity EBplayar. PART TIME SECRE­ In person. Ground Rourid, wedge for Invalid, $15. $12 for one day, $20 for tlKFAMlLYAI^S ata entrance. Parking. utilities and security. Coll 4 Bedrooms, federal colonial, large WINGED BACK Chair, NOTICE TO CREDITORS TAR Y for district office. Glastonbury, 2-4pm. Bathtub chair for shower two days. Call; Alice ESTATE OF FRANCES by Larry Wright $65. Call otter 5pm, 643- 646-2258 or otter 5pm 875- rooms, (Ireplaced living room, formal gold. Fair condition. $40. K IT ‘N ’ C A R LY LE™ Should hove good tele­ dining room, eat in kitchen, 1 full or b a th , $25. Small W arrington, 643-2544 or M AZANIK o/k/0 FRANCES I'M YtXJR. MCW 8066. J9VOa Coll 649-1921. MASKOWSKA MAZANIK phone skills and be com­ aaaaaaaaaaa bath, 2 lavatories, large private lot, butcher block dropleaf Sam Longest, 643-2301. The Hon. Norman J. MtotLMAN.... YCXJR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• table, $45. Call 646-4985. fortable working with FULL TIME OPENING excellent south-end area. KENMORE 688 Deluxe Preuss, Judge, of the Court OLD ONE OUST numbers. Typing min­ Aporhnanls for Rent 43 Asking $82,500. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa of Probate, District of An­ U c r M e 6 ^ : ••• for sxpertsncsd meat Slora/Olfice Sgooo 44 Heavy duty washer. Ex­ dover at o hearing held on Slant EP A coMTTeAcr WE'RE GROWING imum of 40 WPM. Apply cutter. Also full time -miNK. fM NOT m m ••••••••••••••••••••••a cellent working order. August 36, 1983 ordered (hot VflTH T>te NEWtGRK and would like to have you grow with us. O ur high to: Grossmans Lumber, opening for apprentice Many features. $95. Call FOR SALE; Mother-ol- Automotive oil clolms must be presented eMoO^ ATTcNnoN To 145 Spencer street. to the (Iduclary on or before K N t O l S . . . . technology company needs the following meat cutter. Soma expe­ LIKE PRIVATE HOME Keith Real Estate 6494155 after 6pm. groom coat and dress EXCELLENT OFFICE aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa November 38. 1983 or be you. RiGirtrf rience In meat or dell — Studio-type apart­ MAIN STREET— 500/1000 646-4126 ensemble. Size 18, Apri­ barred os by low provided. CURK TYPIST4URKE1ING- .preferred. Fowlers fu- ment. Utilities, applian­ sq. ft., heat, lonltor, park­ Q U E E N s i z e Mattress- cot. Will sacrifice for $75. Cort/Tnicfcs for Solo 71 Shoron D. Preuss, Clerk 40-50 W PM typing skill. Ability to work indepen­ permorkel, Coventry, ces. Working single /box spring. Excellent Call 649-7088. The fiduciary Is: dently. High School diploma and some office ex­ ing, olr. Reasonable. 649- Jane F. Quinn 643-7310. adult. No children, pets. 5334,643-7175,643-1393. condition. $285 or best aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Lake Rood perience helpful. COOKS — Day shift, port Coll 643-2810. BRAND NEW LISTING offOr. Call 523-1424, IDom C B , $30. Steel Gate, $20. Columbia, CT 06337 DRIVE BY... 1973 MERCURY MON­ or full time. Waitresses, aaaaaaaaaaaai Two Lamps, $30. Call 0474)8 •••••saaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaa to 6pm. TEGO — Runs excellent. RUM PRHIT CLIRK- full or port time. Also NEEDED nyiM E- 20 JACKSON STREET 646- 7462. Hemes for foie 31 Tra n n y needs work. $400 Court ot Probate, Part time position available. Four hours per day. Dishwasher. Inquire: An­ D IATELY — Mature, re­ HomeeferSoio n O N E S IN G L E Maple bed, THREE BEDROOM DUPLB( CONDO or best offer. Call Kelly District ot Andover High School dlplonta required. Preferred hours: tonio's restoruont, 956 sponsible grandmotherly aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa box spring and mattress, 3 6 " COMBINATION NOTICE OF HEARING aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ADDITIONAL INSULATION CLE^OAS HEAT between 10am and 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Main Street, tvoe person to help core $48. Call 6494899. aluminum storm door, E S TA TE OF Manchester. for newborn and 2 year ALUMINm^ SIDING - GARAQEI MODERN KITCHEN 3:30pm. 646-8820. GEORGE ROSS COBB CIERK TTPtn-PnSONNEl- Q U IE T , SH O RT, DEAD END S TR E E T C IR C A 1872 $15. And extra screens, o/k/o GEORGE R. COBB old In my home. .Part HOTPOINT FREEZER — $1.00 each. Coll 649-5038. Pursuant to on order ot Part time position available. Five hours per day. VETERINARY TECHNI- time. Own transportation 1974 MALIBU COUPE — Hon. Norman J. Preuss, Hours: 0am to 2pm. High School diploma re­ MANCHESTER: klFIORE ataiTORS 431 MAIN ST 647-1413 16 cubic foot. $75. Call C l AN/ASSISTANT a must. Vernon area. Call Excellent condition. AC. Judge, dated August 36, 1983 6494595.______a hearing will be held on on quired. 40-60 WPM typing ability, shorthand Wanted, Reply to Box V 646-51S3, leave number 4 Room Ranch. Like new. Complete new FOR SALE; Red rug, New radial tires. $1800 or helpful. Personable. VERNON NEW USTINO 9'10" X ir8 " ,$ 1 0 .8' Gold application proving that on c/o The Herald. with answering service. kitchen & bath, new thermal tilt out win­ STUDIO COUCH — best otter. Call 646-2393 Instrument purporting to be If Interested please apply at qur facility or tend dows, new insulated front and alda doora a room Colonial. 4 badroomt. tlraplaoad living contempory sofas, $10. the Lost Will and Testament room, family room , dining room, kttctian.l hiH.a Sloops two, $25. Call 646- otter 6pm. returns to: Michelleichella VIrkler,virki Peraonnel Depart- SEWING/HANDWORK Call 643-5478. of the decedent be admitted Q hardwood tloora sanded and reflntohed’ hall balha. larga aoraanad In porch, and 1 car at- 3556. to probate and letters testa- f ment. — Glastonbury toy fac­ House newly painted, newer roof. Great buv tacliad garaga. FuHy appllancad kHchan. BulH 1974 PINTO WAGON — mentarv Issue to In d e p e n -^ tory needs tawers/flnlth- at $58,500. ' by StKcb on vary larga kX In daalraMa araa. SEARS KENMORE 28 B O YS D IR T r;KE — New Good running condition. dent Bank and Trust Co., os A COMMEROAI- ert for quality plush line. Wont laal. tTT/wa pint automatic dohumldl- Complete new exhaust Executor os In sold opDIIco- 6ERRER SCIENTiriC PRODUCTS, INC wheels, chain needs tight­ tlon of tile more fully ap­ C(?NTRACr wmt US Full time or port tinM. WAITRESSES/WAITER Ask for Alex Matthew. flor, model no. 5128. Ex- system. Reliable trans­ 261 Broad Street — Expor Itnoe necessary. ening. $25, Robbie. Royal pears, at the Court of Pro- WILL eRlMCrVOUAlDRE Sewing experience ne- tombardo & Assoclatas collont condition. Usod Business tvpewiter, good portation. Recently bote on September 6, 1983 at Manchester, C T 06040 cettory. Coll: The Velvet Weekends. Cdll 6434I6W L0M8ARD0 AND A8SDCIATE8 tow timot. Prlco-$98. Call passed auto emission. 1:30 p.m. BUbINCSfi FASfT! condition. $35, Beo. Coll Shoron B. Preuse, Clerk EOt M/r Touch Stable Inc.,. 6S9- between 9om and 4pm, 649-4003 641-om. 647- 9613. S7fO Crel I 643473$. f=AMILV VUA61T EFiRigga-iii' ■ iiiii iiw iiimrTrMrgirdTiT T M Mi 6204 for TuCiduy th) u F( (iit..'i 848-4003 ._M«WM4mWUa.mwi 28 — MANCHESTERsummer HERALD,Wednesday. Aug. 31, 1983 ESTATE "BEAUTIFUL, PEACEFUL 4IND QUIET" Happiness galore with 7 large roomsi plus a 14x24 lower level rec-room. ! Owners want a quick sale — Buy noW to enjoy the gorgeous 16x32 in-ground Sabrina poCI and Barbecue Pit. Meadow Road, Bolton, is the locatiori of this 3 bedroom Colo­ nial with wood stove in basement — jplumbed into the base- ' board system. Extra Information: 2 fireplaces, slate foyer and mud room, 2V^ baths, lovely kitchen, attic fan with thermostat, 2 car garage and over an acre of property. i $ 129,000 ' , i V This “HOME” is where your heart will be! Call us for an appointment today. 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This home is waiting for a special COZY FOR A COUPLE owner. It has a large kitchen, 3 bed­ Hare Is a neat six room, three bedroom home that would be mighty "cozy” (or the couple looking for cort- rooms. lovely front porch. Priced at venience. Located in the west end of Manchester, this $52,900. home offers bedroom skylight, 1st floor laundry, lots of Insulation and wood stove hook-up. Call today. i r S A L l $j5S.900. HERE... P‘- OWNERS ANXIOUS Charming, immaculate & In great shape! 3 bedrooms, Gorgeous home In Westwood! Plenty of room plus a den. Large eat-in to roam in this 7 rm. Raised Ranch. 3 full baths, kitchen with plenty of cabi­ 3 bedrms., fireplace in the family room, central YOUHE GONNA LOVE IT air, solid oak cabinets, dishwasher & many This town home features formal living room with bay nets, newly remodeled other extras. Realistically priced at $95,900. window, three betlrms.. 2Vi baths, gas neat, central air, lots of shrubs and flowering bushes. Lovely location. bath, new garage, door. Pool, tennis courts, clubhouse, too. Call today. m $69,500. Move-In condition! msE w t can htip y w btcoma a MARKET "REM.E" PR0FE88I0IMU $64,900. SENTRYe v a l u a t io n Call 646452S, and aak for Dan. Real Estate Services ik 223 East Center S t. Mencheeler 813 t888 D.F. REALE, INC. STRANO REAL ESTATE 64E HMHo>e Tplw, m*. so Vamon Real Eafafa 156 EAST CENTER 8T. 20 ConmcUcul B M i. Eo*l HMitord us B N . If. aniSiif.. Cl. 00 PoquMtock A n ., Wlndtor 848.4S2S MANCHESTER, CT. S4S-A00Q

U&R BUILT 7 room contemporary Raised Ranch. 3 large bedrms., 2 full baths, 2 stone & brick fireplaces, sliders to front & rear decks, finishdd rec room with Manchester bar. Offered at $129.900. •Townhouse Condominium $74,900 •123 Main St. ANDOVER New listing. Like new 8V& room Private situated on beautifully •Royal Arms Condominiums contemporary Raised Ranch. 3-4 •2 bedrooms treed 205’x220’ is this 4 Br Co­ • 1 ’/2 baths bedrms., kitchen with family room area, cathedral ceiling living lonial with 2 baths, floor to ceil­ •Full basement ing fireplace & garage, large HALF-ACRE PLUS • Move in condition room, stone fireplace, recreation In tpwn Cape offers 7 rooms, living room with •Affordable starter home room, 2 baths, carpeting, many finished rec room. A pleasure firebiace, 3 or 4 bedrms., 1 car garage with •Stove and refrigerator fine features. $98,900. to show. breueway, deck off formal dining room, stone •$52,500, fireplace in rear yard. Offered at $77,000. a/\iaxtin & e/^otfintan, iJne. ED GORMAN _ M r Associates haeei U&R REALTY CO. 2S3 MAIN STREET 789 Main St 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST JACKSTON/SHOWCASt •4 3 -2 E 9 2 MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT (MOW 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, Rotdior Area Coda 20a.S46.4t44 Manche$ter Ct 646-131$

* s r'--£ A COUNTRY DELIGHT , A must to seel Spectacular setting along NEW CaPES $64,900. with this U&R Ranch. Mint condition. One Beautiful customized homes that qualify for9y,% CHFA financing. Full dormered also available. owner. Additional acreage available. Call to­ day.

MANCHESTER ' „$74,(M)0 M A l t C F ^ Immaculate three bedroom Coldniar' Mu|$t 8 ^ td appreclats the old world with largefireplaced living room, for­ ch^m of this three bedroom dorm- 8 PUSH — SPLASH mal dining room, harcfwood floors ered Cape. Possible assumable most unusual offeringl Features that are in the gorgeous In-ground pool the owners throughout. Excellent areafor a fath- m o^age at ZV4+%% with 20% down. of this 2 bedroom exc dable home have in- usually unavailable in 2 family housing are stalled, A great buy 60 llyl . > : i available In this beauty! Low ’s. OIANCHARO A ROSSEHO, iNC D.W. FISH REALTY CO. REALTORS 80 WEST CENTER STREET (Comer of McMoe) 'ZA'.S Mnm SI Mnnchonlnr Vernon Cor!i’ '/>!irr>n 646-2482 643-1591 072-9153