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William J. Small will head UPl Town Democrats Rec programs Drug relieves Morton Frank, retired chairman of Family Weekly NEW YORK (UPl) — William J. Small, former presi­ gathering for both CBS radio'and television, as well as dent of NBC News and for 17 years an executive with daily news broadcasts and instant news specials. and a consultant to UPl’s ownership who helped in the menstrual pain CBS News, has been named president and chief He was named vice president, Washington, CBS Inc., search for a new president, said Small will be a strong get an early start in Manchester operating officer of United Press International. Douglas in August 1978. asset to UPl. . Ruhe, managing director of UPl announced Tuesday. Small was president of NBC News from September “ Bill Small is one of America s greatest newsminded . . . supplement inside . . . page 13 Small replaces Roderick W. Beaton, who retired Sept, 1979 through March of this year, directing a staff of 1,1(K) professionals, and an outstanding news media . . . page 3 1. operating in bureaus around the world. He was responsi­ executive,” Frank said. If. Ruhe said Small will have responsibility for alt ble for the NBC News "Nightly News” broadcast, the f aspects of UPI’s worldwide news operations. The news daily “ Today” program, other television news and service employs a staff of 2,000 and serves more than 7,- dcumentary programs and an extensive radio news 000 news organizations. network. “ Bill Small is one of the news industry’s true While at NBC, a number of top correspondents and Fall Design Classes leaders," Ruhe said. “ He is a first class newsman, and a producers joined Small’s staff, including Roger Mudd, news executive of scope and imagination who brings Marvin and Bernard Kalb and others. Sunny, cooler Manchester, Conn. with him strong organizational and managerial skills." In Silk & Dried Arrangements Small, 55, a much-honored journalist, author of two on Friday Jhursday, Sept. 16, 1982 books and a past national president of the Society of Now Forming Single copy 25tp Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi, said he was — See page 2 Ip ra lb “ delighted" to join UPl. By “ I am honored to have been chosen and am delighted * Call to be with United Press International." he said. “ It is a , , great worldwide news service with traditions of jour­ nalistic excellence that span almost all of this century. Park Hill Joyce “ My new colleagues and I are eager to continue to im­ prove the service to the point that no newspaper will i n Hay lever want to be without it. I am confident that under its new ownership, there is the wilt and the ability to provide a n o w n Flower Shop service to newspapers and broadcasters that we can all Chrysler, UAW season is view with pride and confidence,” 36 Oak St. Manchester Media News Corporation purchased UPl from The X oo^± a t modexute. E.W, Scripps Company on June 2. Principals in the new call or stop In ownership are Ruhe, Len R. Small, Cordell J. fix ic £ ± . here again Overgaard and William Geissler. By Bruce Schwoegler Len R, Small, who is also vice president of Small 649-0791 reach agreement Boston Meteorologist Newspapers, is not related to the new UPl president. Limited Enrollment William Smalt joined CBS News in 1962 and served as Written For UPl UPl photo Washington bureau manager through the challenging Registration Fee *20.00 lacocca said on NBC’s Today show. more, but we have done what we can and turbulent Watergate years. He was named CBS 305 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Class Dates — By Michellne Maynard , This is the worst time of the year WILLIAM J. SMALL ” If we make some money, they (the afford in these tough times.” for hay fever, an allergic reaction to News senior vice president, director of news in 1974. In 643-4958 Oct. 6, 13, 20 & 27 UPl Auto Writer former president of NBC News workers) will share in the profits. Some Chrysler workers grew im­ pollen that comes, primarily, from that capacity, he was responsible for all daily news­ patient for a settlement to be DETROIT - The United Auto We think the market is going to turn ragweed plants. reached. At least 21,000 hourly Workers and Chrysler Corp. reached around and we’ll make a lot more Ragweed is prolific in North Workers at seven plants walked out tentative agreement on a new con­ money.” America, grows as fast as most when the union and company failed tract ebrly today, restoring some Many union members had hoped other weeds that invade your garden to reach agreement by 12:01 a.m. ■ wage and benefit concessions for even more generous pay raises and is often confused with The expiration deadline was granted in the No, 3 automaker’s and benefits than in the settlement goldenrod, another abundant plant □ El KHTISI 4 extended 24 hours when bargainers struggle to stave off bankruptcy. due to Chrysler’s highly touted that grows nearby. Ragweed is also UAW President Douglas Fraser, profits in the opening six months of failed Wednesday to agree. all-American and, since it is rarely while pleased with the union’s vic­ 1982. The two sides worked throughout found on other continents, the plants tory on major points, termed the “ I don’t think it will be an easy the night before reaching the settle­ provides hay fever sufferers with an iS!l| agreement a “ modest” one and said ratification” because of the expec­ ment more than six hours after the excellent excuse for an extended ratification will not be easy. tations, Fraser said. deadline passed. vacation abroad. Chrysler President Lee lacocca said The union’s Chrysler Council will Fraser, said the strikes were a Ragweed is sparse in far northern the contract was “ fair” for both consider the pact at a meeting "protected union activity” and thus Maine, southern Florida and much sides. Friday. If approved, the contract no action can be taken against those of the west beyond the Rockies. Chrysler and the UAW announced will then be presented to the rank who hit tlie bricks. However, he \ Ironically, irrigation has con­ the new contract covering 60,600 and file for a vote which Fraser urged all strikers to go back to work K', tributed to an explosion of the weed M hourly workers just after 6 a.m. hoped could be completed in 10 days. as quickly as possible. in many western locales, and those EDT, ending marathon 22-hour Chrysler Vice President Thomas who have gone west to escape the negotiations and scattered wildcat Miner said the settlement The union apparently was the pollen now find themselves sneezing strikes that broke out when • 'represents a very realistic ap­ winner in three major issues — while they pay the mortgage on bargainers went past a 12:01 a.m. proach to our current financial w;^ges, cost of living allowances and their desert hideout. health care. EDT deadline. situation. " Wet springs and early summers The pact includes a one-year Chrysler workers made $663 Fraser told a news conference contribute to ragweed population agreement covering wage hikes and million in concessions last year to COLA payments will be resumed in explosions that can be devastating benefit improvements and a two- help the firm avoid bankruptcy. The December at the same rate as those from late August until the first year agreement on other non­ union’s main goal was to get some of received by GM and Ford workers. frost, with the peak occurring The DEMOCRATIC TEAM economic issues. They expire Sept. that money back. The automaker during the first weeks of September. If inflation stands at an expected 6 14, 1983 and 1984, respectively. said this was only fair. Symptoms include itchy eyes and . percent, workers will receive 16 "We couldn’t have obtained any "For the short term, we have a Herald photo by Pinto throat, nasal congestion and cents extra per hour in the first for MANCHESTER more_ without a prolonged strike,” settlement which will get some sneezing spells that would put any quarter of 1988 — and 17 cents per Fraser said, ‘"rhere have been dollars into our people’s pockets. snuff box to shame. Pollen also hour in each of the second and third much better agreements than this They deserve it after three tough Hot dog! elicits a general malaise or i s □ years,” Miner said. quarters for a total increase of irritability in some individuals. one.” about 50 cents an hour by a year One hot dog apparently Isn’t enough tor Jennifer Goodwin, 10, lacocca said both sides will “ Our employees have made Pollen counts are disseinated by from now. of 57 Ridge St., so she munches on two at once at the ...for A L L the People! I benefit from the agreement. sacrifices for three years during some media, but usually indicate Workers will get the money in Washington School PTO picnic Wednesday. More photos on @ “ We negotiated a fair contract for Chrysler’s fight to stay in business. how it was rather than what one lump sum payments. our workers and for the company,” We would have liked to have done page 10. might expect. Taken during the morning when microscopic pollen grains are emitted from plants, the count indicates the general particle concentration in the immediate area. Since few measuring stations Israelis baffle Lebanese in Beiruf exist in New England, it follows that the epunt of one does not represent a detailed reading, but serves only as trained their guns on any area Lebanese leftist guerrillas firing By Jack Redden toun and several other Lebanese militias’ Voice of Lebanon radio a. general yardstick of regional militia groups allied with Palesti­ said. where they heard fighting. against the Israelis. United Press International The leftists’ strength was es­ severity. nian guerrillas. The United States urged the The Israelis swept along the When the number of pollen grains timated at a maximum of a few Israeli troops and tanks battled In Tel'Aviv, the Israeli command Israelis to pull out of the area im- Mediterranean coast and across the in a cubic meter of air approaches thousand lightly armed fighters. Inf] Lebanese leftist militiamen in the said the army “ is controlling all key mAiiately. heart of the city, trapping the leftist 10, symptoms commence At 20 Teenagers were seen looting streets of downtown west Beirut points in Beirut. The refugee camps One leftist radio station reported guerrillas on the western lip of everybody who is susceptible, about , shops in the Hamra area during lulls today and the Israeli military com­ in which terrorists were concen­ four Mourabitoun gunmen were Beirut with their backs to the sea. one-fifth of the population, notes un­ in the fighting. □ mand said its forces controlled “ all trated remain surrounded and killed, six others wounded and two The zone in which the leftists were comfortable effect^. Counts of 50 to WM. J. O’NiILL Civilians huddled in their key points.” closed. captured in a battle that began in free to move about was decreasing 100 and beyond are common and apartments or in building lobbies. For Governor Tank shells, machine-gun fire and “ The Israeli Defense Force is the downtown hotel district. in size hour by hour, although the produce uncommonly strong Large buildings with basement Israeli advance was slow and rocket-propelled grenades exploded calling on the citizens of the city to The streets of west Beirut were allergic reactions, becoming es­ bomb shelters were jammed with cautious. as Israeli troops moved down return to normal activity and for all almost deserted at midday except pecially- severe as the number refugees and terrified children. Hamra, the capital’s main commer­ the terrorists and other armed peo­ for the Israelis and scattered small reaches 100. Such readings occur One shell apparently fired by the Israeli war planes screamed low WILLIAM FITZGERALD cial street. Columns of smoke rose ple to lay down their arms.” groups of leftist gunmen, most in frequently in the Midwest and STEPHEN PENNY leftists hit the Italian Embassy and over the city at dawn, but dropped from burning buildings and cars. Lebanese Prime Minister Chefik civilian clothes, dashing from house South. Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, Judge of Probate fighting was reported around the no bombs. "They returned a second State Senator 4th District Patrols of Israeli soldiers wearing Wazzan appealed to U.S. Middle to house to find a vantage point for Toledo and Washington, D C... are Vote for FitaGerald at all Saudi Embassy. Israeli troops were time several hours later. Sporadic Vote for Penny at all bullet-proof clothing moved slowly East envoy Morris Draper to use sniper fire. not garden spots for hay fever suf­ the polling placet Many frightened leftists fired reported in control of the streets shelling by gunboats was reported through civilian neighborhoods, Washington’s influence to end the ferers. the polling placet around the U.S., British pnd Soviet aimed at the leftists' firing positions followed by tanks, witnesses attack on the capital, state-run their rocket-propelled grenade In Europe, effc *s are under way Ehnbassies. along the coast. reported. Beirut radio said. launchers straight up, where they to pinpoint the cau.ses of pollen out­ The Israeli offensive appeared The Israeli attack began The Israelis warned residents to Draper, who arrived Wednesday, posed almost no threat to the breaks so that broadcasters may aimed at cutting the city in pieces to Wednesday when troops swept into stay inside as they searched for the conferred with Lebanese President Israelis but rained shrapnel on alert the public to the problem. leftists, members of the Mourabi- Elias Sarkis at noon, the Christian apartment buildings. The Israelis isolate and trap the small number of west Beirut from the eastern sector, Brezhnev rejects TOBY MOFFET □ . 4 , » < ^ For U.S. Senate 'vicious' U.S. plan

MOSCOW (UPl) - President He called for East Jerusalem, Leonid Brezhnev presented his own seized from Jordan in the 1967 Arab- six-point Middle East peace plan, Israeli war, to be returned to Arab calling President Reagan’s peace in­ control with “ fre^ access of JOHN THOMPSON itiative a “ basically vicious” believers to the holy shrines of the JAMES McCAVANAGH w. liH .Sr't State Roprosontatlvoa 13th Dlstrlct| attempt to make the world forget three religions (Moslem, Christian, State Raprasantatlva,.12th District Israel’s invasion of Lebanon. Jewish)’’ to be guaranteed. Vote for Thompton a t ... Fote for McCavanagh at .... Speaking Wednesday at a state In addition, “ an end must be put to TV dinner for visiting South Yemen the state of war and peace must be a Martin School Prime Minister Ali Nasser Muham­ established between the Arab states mad, the 71-year-old Soviet leader and Israel,’’ he said. Robertson School Nathan Hale School Bowors School charged Israel was “ playing with Varplanck School fire” and warned it to stop because Senior CItisens Center Mahoney Ree Center (siest side rec) world patience was not boundless. Waddell School BARBARA KENNELLY Howell Cheney Technical School His six-point proposal represented Manchester High School Mahoney Rec Center (West Side Rec) a consolidation of Moscow’s Inside Today m For Congress previous appeals and contained elements that Israel already has Advice ...... 14 • For a Ride to vote, Babysitter, or an Absentee Ballot, call ... 646-0742 or 646-4194 VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 2nd rejected. Area towns ...... But the thrust oftBrezhnev’s plan ...... 7 JIffnrfcMtor DemoeratU- Town CommiUoOt Paul PUiUpt* Trm*ur*r ______Business...... appeared to be securing for Moscow ...... 20 Classified...... some role in settling the Middle ...... 18-19 ...... ; ...... 8 East problem, either through an in­ C om ics...... Entertainment ... 9 ternational conference or through Lottery...... 2 monitoring of a settlement by the ijy/eHHEl * Herald photo by Tarquinlo Obituaries ...... 10 U.N. Security Council. Opinion...... 6 Brezhnev said Israel should Peopletalk...... 2 withdraw its troops from Lebanon ‘Big E’ opens ...... 15-17 and allow a Palestinian state to be Sports...... Television ...... 9 West Springfield lit up Wednesday night, when the Eastern to attend the fair before it closes on Sept. 26. More photos on created in the occupied West Bank, States Exposition opened. About a million people are expected page 9. Gazia Strip and Golan Heights. •X*X*X*J*X*X*X*X*X*Xv! MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs , Sept. 16, 1982 —JL 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 16, 1982 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST lo 7 A'J E8T # - 17-8? 3 0 ? 4 News Briefing ATVI K —2.' '

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L O t AN0 y . E 8 Dukakis; Win blow South China Sea Sabah, Language threatens LOWC 8 T to Reaganomics tax credit bill ] TCM^RATUftC* Brunei BOSTON (UPl) — Liberal former WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate Gov. Michael Dukakis, setting the tone YSIA Finance Committee^eBalfhnan Bob Dole,

for his fall gubernatorial campaign, says Sarawak R-Kan., facing a iw olt wimin his ranks, iMOWfM flow his unexpectediy strong victory in Lumpur is seeking a /compromise on anti- 123 O^f WtATMCR rOTOCAST Massachusetts Democratic primary was discrimination language \ p save Presi­ a “message against Reaganomics.” dent Reagan’s tuition tax credit bill from “Reaganomics is destroying the defeat. state's economy,” Dukakis declared ’The White House was to decide today Wednesday in the wake of his 54 to 46 whether to support the compromise, Weather percent win over conservative Gov. which would prohibit the bill from taking Edward J. King, the man who ousted effect until either Congress passes a law Dukakis in the 1978 primary. banning taxexempt status for dis­ Dukakis had iabeled King during their criminatory schools or the Supreme bitter $5 million primary fight as “Presi­ Court rules the Internal Revenue Service Tod ay’s forecast Herald photos by Pinto dent Reagan's favorite Democratic D ’8 N E'S-'I^A, already has such power. governor" because of his frequent sup­ Today drizzle and fog giving way to occasional MANCHESTER DEMOCRATS OPEN CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS The tuition tax credit bill would allow sunshine this afternoon. Highs around 75. Northeast port of administration economic Java Sea parents who send their children to DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES SHARE COFFEE AT HEADQUARTERS . candidates and workers listen to Chairman Cummings policies. Jakarta winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight partly cloudy. Lows 45 to M. . . . Thompson, FitzGerald. Penny and McCavanagh 3 0 0 private schools to deduct part of the tui­ Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Friday considerable King was the first governor in the na­ tion from their tax bills. - tion to lose this year and Dukakis cailed sunshine. Highs in the low 70s. Winds northwest around J a v a ^ m iles Reagan has made the measure one of the defeat “a message going to the coun­ his highest legislative priorities in these 10 mph. try against Reaganomics.” UPI photo final weeks of the 97th Congress. “The people are facing some of the The plan ran into trouble Wednesday Extended outlook Town Democrats get early start on campaign most serious economic problems of our , Today in history when Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., offered lifetimes,” he said, citing the nation's 9.8 an amendment to authorize the IRS and Extended outlook for New England Saturday through percent unemployment rate. “I don't “We have improved the services joked that a plaque in FitzGerald's “I really don’t think you can go to ding, while campaigning door-to- On Sept. 16,1963 the Aslan nation of Malaysia was created, occupying the attorney general to enforce anti- Monday: By Paul Hendrie AS HE HAS done so many times door. that there is a backlash think the Republican Party has anything discrimination provisions within the bill Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: in Manchester while making sure honor should be erected at the a representative seat without paying the southern portion of the Malay Peninsula and the northern part of Herald Reporter in the past, Cummings opened the your dues and knowing how your against the Republicans that has not to offer people.” so discriminatory schools would not Chance of showers Saturday ending late Sunday. Fair meeting by giving the troops their that we retain our record as having dump. Borneo. The country la the world’s largest producer of rubber. Director James R. McCavanagh, town works,” said McCavanagh. been seen since the post-Watergate At the same time, Dukakis appealed to benefit from the tax credit. Monday. Daytime highs in the 60s. Overnight lows in the Manchester Democrats — deter­ marching orders. About 50 one of the lowest tax rates in the King for support in his bid to defeat state of Connecticut,” said Penny. who is challenging Republican in­ Former Mayor John W’. Thomp­ era. The issue of whether schools with 40s and low 50s. mined to win back the' General Democrats showed up at the former “ People are worried that a little Republican John Sears, a veteran Boston racially discriminatory policies may Probate Judge William E. cumbent Walter H, Joyner in the son, who is running against Vermont: There is a chance of showers Saturday and Assembly seats they have lost in re­ used car dealership at 343 Main St. Republican incumbent Elsie L. Reagan administration is going to politician and scion of 17th Century qualify for taxexempt status currently is Monday. It will be fair Sunday. Highs will be in the 60s cent elections — got an early start FitzGerald said he has improved the 12th Assembly District, said he has Miss America Hurricane Debbie “ It’s like another opening of “ Biz" Swensson in the 13th set up shop in Hartford,” said Massachusetts Bayt-Colony Gov. .John pending before the Supreme Court in the and low 70s. Overnight lows in the 40s and low 50s. on campaign Wednesday night, workings of the court in the 10 years learned a lot in his three years on another show,” said Cummings. Assembly District, said he is fin­ Thompson. Winthrop, who won Tuesday's three-way denies surgery brushes Bermuda cases of the Goldsboro Christian Schools Maine, New Hampshire: Clouding up Saturday. when they opened their Mayor Stephen T. Penny, who is he has presided over it. He praised the Board of Directors. GOP gubernatorial race. Inc. and Bob Jones University. Chance of rain Sunday. Fair Monday. Lows in the 40s. headquarters. running against Republican Sen. the Board of Directors for providing He said he would “love to have” the NEW YORK (UPI) - The new Miss HAMILTON, Bermuda (UPI) - The Highs in the mid 50s to mid 60s. Democratic Town Chairman Carl A. Zinsser in the 4th District, the court with whatever it has governor's endorsement, but added, America denied a report she underwent fringe of Hurricane Debby pounded Ber­ Factory output off; Theodore R. Cummings said after made a point of tying his fortunes to needed to do a good job. “That's a decision only he can make.” “extensive cosmetic surgery” to heip muda with driving rain and winds today, the meeting — which featured the statewide Democratic ticket. For example, FitzGerald said, Dukakis refused to support King after her win. the title, but admitted having a knocking down trees and forcing schools Long Island Sound speeches by the candidates and their Manchester was one of the first but market rallies “Bill O’Neill is not a flashy guy, the 1978 primary. minor nose operation to correct a and stores to close, but the resort island managers — that the Democrats ' towns in th€ State to pay for a full­ There was no immediate word from “breathing disorder.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - The latest National Weather Service forecast for Long Island but he gets the job done,” said Pen­ time conservator, to provide for was spared the full fury of the storm’s have started their advertising and ny. “Toby Moffett has produced for King. She also called-statements about the drop in factory production failed to dis­ Sound to Watch Hill and Montauk Point: door-to-door campaigning about 10 citizens who cannot make their own 110 mph winds. himself one of the best reputations supposed surgery “sour grapes.” There were no immediate reports of may the stock markets, where investors High pressure will move in from the west tonight and days earlier than usual this year. decisions. r “I had a deviated septum, a breathing apparently expect a floundering Friday. Northerly winds around 10 knots this afternoon. in Congress nationwide.” loss of life or serious property damage. . " ’There’s an abundance of people Penny said his record as mayor CUV1V1I!N(;S NOTED th a t disorder that all of my sisters had and economy to help keep interest rates Winds will become northwest and increase to 10 to 20 this year with a. quiet, but deter­ At 8 a.m. EDT, 70 mph winds on Deb- proves he can combine fiscal FitzGerald, while a town director, had corrected, and that's all I had done,” by's fringe were battering the eastern falling. knots tonight and Friday. mined willingness to work,” Cum­ Testimony; U.S. Visibility 3 to 5 miles this afternoon. Average wave responsibility with quality public was largely responsible for es­ Debra Sue Maffett, 25, said Wednesday end of the British resort island, local Factory production in August dropped mings added. heights 1 to 3 feet by this afternoon and tonight. services. tablishing the town landfill. He pressed n-tests from her Manhattan hotel room. r weather officials said. At the western •another 0.5 percent, the Federal Reserve Miss M affett, in New York for end of the island, 20 miles away, the Board said Wednesday, confirming r SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - The race photograph sessions and to help with winds were clocked at up to 57 mph. "economic recovery was not in National Forecast for military superiority during the Cold next lyear’s Miss America pageant, Trees were knocked down, but progress.” Government requirements War led the government to explode Factory production accounts for about denied a newspaper report she had sur­ telephone and electric services were not Unilcd Press Internationa) Irfi.s Anpcles ry 69 64 ' .1)1 atomic bombs in Nevada with limited gery to enhance “my chin, my cheeks.” immediately interrupted. a third of the value of all of the nation’s rH y & Fest Hi Lo Pep f.miisvillo r 85 64 .... knowledge of their impact, and fallout goods and services. When it goes down it .Alhui|iiorque 76 55 Memphis pr .89 72 .77 The Dallas Morning News, quoting Anrlinragr r 66 47 Miami Berh pc 89 79 ,. information to the public was sup­ Texas pageant officials, reported takes factory employment with it. Asheville c 84 63 Milwaukee pc 67 49 .01 pressed, testimony in a multi-million Wednesday Miss Maffett — a former But along the way the economic slump Atlanta c 90 67 Minneannlis pc 92 49 03 Bennet housing project U.S. firms face Millings pe 48 42 Nashville pc 86 71 dollar lawsuit shows. resident of Cut ‘n Shoot, Texas — had eases interest rates by lessening com­ Minninjihain pe 91 71 New Orlens pc 91 73 The information about the atomic “extensive cosmetic surgery” before petition for credit. Heston cy 73 58 New York cy 74 68 .. new competition HrwnsvU Tx.pe 97 74 Oklahm Cty pc 69 63 .. testing in the 1950s and early 1960s was competing in California. The factory production cutback in Hiiffalo pe 70 56 Omaha cy 58 50 .... revealed during federal court testimony She won her Miss America title com­ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - American August is “an additional strong piece of f'lirlstn S .r, pe 85 72 Philadc)|*hia pc 82 67 09 should have no trouble SAVE read from depositions Wednesday by firms face a tough new round of competi­ evidence economic recovery was not in rharlo tt N.(*. e 88 69 I’hocnix pc 96 73 ., peting as Miss California. I’hifago pe 68 47 lawyers alleging the government tion from Japan’s biotechnology in­ progress in August,” said Theodore Tor- PillsburRh |>c 82 63 we decided to use revenue That way, in the worst ('leveland ey 73 62 Portland M. cy 67 52 .02 By Paul Hendrie Cheney Mill buildings to negligently caused hundreds, of cancer dustry, which is invading the da, the Commerce Department's senior rnlm nbus pe 82 59 Portland Ore. c’ 75 47 .... rental housing also will use bonds instead of pension possible case of a failure of natlas ev 90 69 .03 Providence cy 81 61 . . Herald Reporter the project, the mortgage deaths and maimings in Utah, Nevada Only 15 bodies genesplicing fieid once dominated by tbe economist. ilenver e 65 46 Richmond p( 86 71 . revenue bonds to fund their funds,” said Greenblatt. and Arizona because of fallout from the United States, two experts warn. The New York Stock Exchange, which Dos Moines (>• 64 50 St Irfiuis c 74 56 . ,. “So, we’re not ready to holders could only take .01 The Bennet housing projects. Unlike Bennet, $ ^ 0 0 open-air tests. identified in crash The new thrust by the Japanese into had picked up Monday when investors pelroit p(’ 69 e57 Salt . Lak Ctypc 71 49 .... close tomorrow, but we’re control of the building for Itiihith pe 46 42 32 San Antonio r 91 69 .08 project should have “no however, the Cheney Per gal. The non-jury trial before U.S. District biotechnology — primarily the develop­ heard retail sales for August were down, Kl Paso p< 92 67 .03 Sac Diepo cy 74 66 .03 trouble” meeting govern­ project will be geared to getting there.” the life of the lease. The Court Judge Bruce S. Jenkins moved into MALAGA, Spain (UPI) — Three days Hartford ey 81 62 .04 San Franesf pc 68 56 .... Greenblatt said current town would retain control ment of pharmaceutical products — is surged ahead Wednesday to a 13-month llonotnUi |K 88 76 ment requirements to rent families. after the Spantax DC-10 charter crash, San Juan r 90 76 ... interest rates on revenue over the land, Greenblatt its third day today. being led by many of that nation’s major high. Indianapolis e 83 57 Seattle c 70 50 ... 20 percent of the units The Cheney Mill project The trial involves two dozen plaintiffs only 15 of the 56 victims had been iden­ industrial giants: Mitsubishi. Mitsui, Some analysts said some late buying Ineksn Mss, pe 90 72 Spokane c 67 43 .... bonds are favorable enough added. .laeksonville pt 90 71 below market level, accor­ must make 20 percent of selected to be representative of the tified by sobbing, distraught relatives Tampa pc 90 74 V... to proceed. “The practical effect of Asahi, and Sumitomo included, say two also was triggered when H.F. Ahman- Kansas City pf 65 52 Washinplon pc 84 71 ding to the consultant the units available to various diseases the fallout is alleged to who filed by wooden coffins attempting industrial consultants who have studied son, which operates the nation’s largest I,ns Vegas p< 87 68 Wichita pc 66 58 ... faihilies who would He also explained that it is that it would permit Beautiful interiors I.ittle Rfit'k pe 74 68 .06 arranging the project. . have caused. There are about 1,200 total to recognize the charred remains. Japan’s emergence as a high-technology savings and loan company, lowered its otherwise qualify for there would be two leases the mortgage lender to every time! “They are using mostly jewelry to The Internal Revenue claimants in the multimillion-dollar suit leader. prime mortgage rate by two points to Service requires that 20 federal rental subsidies. on the Bennet project, one continue using the against the government. identify the bodies,” a U.S. Embassy The Japanese biotechnology industry 13% percent. Revenue bonds are on the land and one on the building," he said. “But, a a s a k 9 9 * Interior •' SALE Reg. spokesman said of the relatives. “It was percent of the units be af­ WUl Paint P" 9-- R" s** ' 'The people involved in the tests were is aided in its American invasion by The Dow Jones industrial average fordable to tenants who or­ issued by a municipality, building itself. by keeping the land lease one of the few things that didn’t burn. ahead of the mortgage, it F IM L M e x ...... 0 1 0 .9 9 SI 6.99 not a bunch of callous ogres unconcerned direct government support and generous reached 930.46, the highest level since it dinarily would qualify for but they do not put the This, he said, would give Latex Satin Eiumci...... S I 1.99 SI7.99 with the public's health,” said retired “But in many cases,,, we may have to Lottery the town an extra measure protects the town’s in­ WALLCaVERlNG tax laws, Yoriko Kishimoto and Bernard closed at 936.9 on Aug, 14,1981. The Dow federal rent subsidies, town’s full faith and credit Aikyd Satin Enamel...... $ 1 6 .9 9 $22.99 Public Health Service officer Oliver have dental charts sent by families in the Groveman, partners in a Palo Alto con­ has climbed 153.5 points since hitting a or taxing ability on the of protection, but still terest (in the land).” United States.” when revenue bonds are 20% -60% O FF Fiat Latea Ceding P aint---- $ 8 .9 9 S14.99 Placak. sulting firm, said Tuesday. 27-month low oh Aug. 12. used to finance a project. line. The project itself is would make 4he project a Numbers drawn in New T H E NEXtl.V- regular price per. single roll SupcfPaInt™ Interior 0696. Some critics of the the security for the bond. safe investment for bond Endland Wednesday: Rhode Island daily: 8338. purchasers. FORMED Bennet non­ on selected patterns Wad Paint project have wondered if R a t L a t a ...... $19.99 Connecticut daily: 041. GREENBLATT SAID a profit housing corporation I from wallcovering books $ 1 3 .9 9 . Vermont daily: 049. . the requirement to rent 20 The land lease to the Sexnl-OIOM Latex...... S I4.99 S20.99 Maine daily: 994. Massachusetts daily: package for the bonding of town-controlled Bennet will meet tonight at 7:30 at I Our fabulous selection includes books from Imperial, percent of the units — or the Bennet project is being the Lincoln Center Gold 1 Shetwin Williams, and many other "Famous Names" New Hampshire daily: 7310. nine apartments — below non-profit corporation developed. He said a would be recorded ahead of Room. AJI books not available in every store. Exterior paints for P e o p letalk market level would drive Democratic Director revised timetable for the the mortgage, Greenblatt All wallcovering packaged in double and triple rolls a strong outside game! ■up the costs of the project should be ready Stephen T. 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Moigan, a White House aide Tuesday would only say. Princess Grace lies in state Alfred Bloomingdale shared White House “secrets" Reagan’s appointments, the president’s Cabinet and his hosle.ss in Reagan s campaign lea q . . . ,,| penpie worked lor the Reagan eam|)aign ' with her during their affair, fired a shocked Marvin role in Reagan’s ‘kitchen cabinet,”* Miss Morgan said Angeles loi about six months. Mitchelson, leading to speculation she will settle a $10 MONTE CARLO, Monaco (DPI) Because the grief-stricken Lacoste, after seeing Rainier, million palimony suit out of court. — Many cried, spme knelt in Rainier chose not to have a state Princess Caroline and Prince Albert Mitchelson said he had “no inkling at ail" he was |R H reverence and others stood silent in funeral for his wife, chiefs of state visit the chapel to view Grace’s about to be fired as Miss Morgan’s lawyer Wednesday, the Palatine Chapel of Monaco to and crowned heads from around the body, said: "It hurts to look at but said she seemed “very upset and desperate lately.” bid farewell to Princess Grace, world were not expected to attend them." “Maybe things weren’t moving fast enough,” said the whose death plunged the seaside the services. architect of the landmark Marvin vs. Marvin palimony principality into stunned inactivity. Showing the same serene beauty Monte Carlo’s World-famous decision in 1978. “Fve done everything 1 can do for the CHOICEST MEATS IIS TOWN As long lines of Monegasques filed in death that she typified during her gambling casinos were closed until lady.” past her dark wooden coffin storybook life. Princess Grace lay in further notice as were the lavish Sources close to the case have said Betsy -sr*:- Wednesday to pay their respects to^ state dressed in p high-necked, night clubs that made Monaco, a Bloomingdale, who was married to the department MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS r DELI SPECIALS the 52-year-old princess, the cir­ whitelace dress, holding a rosary tiny principlity of 28,000 people, one store magnate and Diners Club co-founder for 35 years, KRAKU8 cumstances of her death were has been urged by presidential aides and friends of and wearing her simple gold wed­ of the world’s leading tourist IMPORTED HAM • 2 .9 9 clouded with contradictory ding band. resorts.' President and Nancy Reagan to settle with Miss Morgan statements. Her ebony coffin was watched to avoid embarrassment to the White House. U.S.D.A. CHOICE IMPORTED SWITZERLAND The former American actress, over by a six-man honor guard, Foreigners were barred from Bloomingdale, 66, a member of Reagan’s elite SWISS CHEESE • 2 .9 9 Grace Kelly, who gave up an Oscar- dressed in dazzling white uniforms entering the chapel, situated in the “kitchen cabinet,” died Aug. 20 in Los Angeles, but Miss BOnOM ROUND MUCKE'S winning career in Hollywood to with black arm bands, as subjects of pink stone Grimaldi family palace Morgan has pressed her suit against his estate and his ROLOGNA .• 1 .8 9 upi photo marry Prince Rainier III in 1956, on a peak overlooking the blue socialite wife, one of Mrs, Reagan’s closest friends. the principality — who were used to ROAST, MUCKE'S will be buried Saturday after an of­ greeting her in the streets — saw waters of the Mediterranean. In a statement released from his. Los Angeles law of­ *1.99 MONACO’S PRINCESS GRACE IN OPEN WOODEN COFFIN ficial funeral, a spokeswoman for Grace for the last time. However, King Baudouin of fice. attorney Michael Dave said Miss Morgan. 29. a U.S.D.A. jCHOICE COOKED SALAMI .• 2 .2 9 . . , burial planned Saturay at historic cathedral the royal palace said. Palace spokeswoman Nadia Belgium and his wife Fabiola paid former model who clairns she had a 12-year affair with Bloomingdale, had decided to “relieve” Mitchelson, EYE ROUND PROVDLENE CHEESE .• 2 .4 9 The announcement triggered speculation Miss MUCKE'S Morgan would settle the sensational case out of court. ROAST “This decision is based upon continued and fundamen­ *2.69 LIVERWURST .• 1 .9 9 Anti-abortion amendment tabled; Reagan loses again tal disagreements with Mr. Mitchelson," said Dave, BEEF ROUND MUCKE'S who added in the statement he was a “family friend" KIELRASA .• 2 .1 9 who will represent Miss Morgan on an "interim basis." WASHINGTON (UPl) - In Presi­ call recording the 47-46 vote to set abortion. said they would work as hard today enough support. of Congress. BACK RUMP BLUE RIDOE FARMS dent Reagan’s second Capitol Hill the measure aside. Helms warned: . It fell victim to three failures to to kill a proschool prayer amend­ Despite Helms’ warning about the Dave iater refused to elaborate on his brief state- EDO POTATO SALAD . * "This is a record each senator who stop a liberal filibuster and, late ment. ment. 99 defeat in as many weeks, the anti­ political implications of the anti­ The tabling vote Wednesday was ROAST MUCKE’S voted 'aye' will have to live with.” Wednesday, an abrupt motion to abortion vote, 18 senators up for “1 really don’t think it would be appropriate,” he said. *2.49 abortion legislation he sought to Both the -anti-a''ortion and pro­ dramatic. Tbe vote stood, 46-46, Miss Morgan claimed in court documents filed NATURAL CASING FRANKS .• 2 .4 9 make law was piit to rest. Helms said the vote could spill table. reelection in November voted to with only moments remaining. BEEF ROUND CENTER CUT The measure was a major goal of over into campaigns, noting former prayer measures have been debated table Helms' measure. Tuesday, Bloomingdale o f ^ told her “secret and The third cloture attempt was as riders to the "must pass" legisla­ Baker then announced he was Reagan and the New Right, but Sens. George McGovern. D-S.C., pairing his “no” vote with Sen. delicate" details of Whjt&cni

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Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor DiFazio says he's Guglielmo'wants o p i n i O N Alex Qlrelli, City Editor Of, alone with Reagan 'full explanation' of foe's tax break HARTFORD (U P I) — A third party candidate for the U.S. Senate says the two major party nominees — Jack Republican Sen. Lowell Weicker and Democratic Rep. By Richard Cody Anderson Toby Moffett — oppose President Reagan but have no Herald Reporter programs of their own. Democrats won't hove a good excuse The planned debates should play second fiddle to this Washington Conservative Party candidate Lucien P. DiFazio said he, unlike Weicker and Moffett, backs Reagan on budget confrontation. . „ , . 1. 0 ,1 Anthony Guglielmo, Republican challenger for the 2nd Marry-Qo-Round cutting, voluntary school prayer, and strong anti­ Congre.ssional District, will hold a press conference abortion laws, and opposes federal funding for abor­ spch related issues as inflation, and inflation rates., Friday in front of his opponent’s campaign headquarters WASHINGTON - It is tions. in Norwich to demand “ a full explanation” of why the fashionable right now for interest rates and the economy in Moreover, the Democrats still “ Both of these men have no overall comprehensive incumbent said in April he didn’t use a congressional tax Democrats here to complain that general. enjoy a pronounced advantage program,” DiFazio said at a news conference Jack Qetmond break when in fact he did. they lack the kind of alternative The same survey found tliat from the perception of this ad­ Wednesday. “ They are just snipers picking away at Diane Locke, Guglielmo’s press agent, said programs to use as political when voters were asked which ministration as one that favors Ronald Reagan and his administration. They nre both a n d Wednesday her office received word that U.S. Rep Sam party “ can do a better job of the rich at the expense of the Slaves liberals.” fodder in confronting President Gejdenson, D-2nd, send out letters of “ explanation” last DiFazio, a Wethersfield trial lawyer who petitioned Reagan and the Republicans, Jules W itcover handling the problem you have poor and middle-class. The presi­ week to the 41 constituents whom he had written last But what this sounds like is a just mentioned,” the Democrats dent has enjoyed some success in for a spot on the ballot, said his support for Reagan April to say he wasn’t using the tax break Congress Syndicated columnists would give him victory in November 'because voters rationalization in advance if the led the Republicans by 35 to 26 softening his image on this ques­ voted itself last winter in his 1981 return. building who elected Reagan two years ago are still behind the Democrats fail to make the kind percent. tion, but it is still a significant But the challenger says he isn’t satisfied. president. of gains in the House, Senate and These numbers do not forecast factor in the eyes of mid-term “ How are you going to trust a public official?” Mrs. The only area where DiFazio said he disagreed with HnfBifi photo by Pinto gubernatorial campaigns that a landslide for the Democrats voters. Reagan is on spending for defense and foreign aid. But Locke said. defense. rather than an affirmation of pipeline “ We are not satisfied with the answer, nor are we they originally expected to make. such as the Democrats' gain of 48 he said the differences are slight. It is also true that the THIS IS especially true satisfied with what he’s done (the 41 letters),” she said. They are genuinely running some particular program or seats in the 1958 election. But DiFazio said a two to four percent cut in defense spen­ ASSEMBLY CANDIDATE DANIEL J. MOORE Democrats have not produced among women voters, who are “ We’re holding (the conference) so everybody can ask scared — spooked, in fact. president. That was true when so neither do they support the ding and a three to five percent reduction in foreign aid confers with candidates McCavanagh and Thompson some magic formula for solving several points more Democratic, WASHINGTON -- Secret in­ him face to face, ’Hey Sam Gejdenson. v/hy did you lie And what- spooks them is, of many seats changed hands in the rationalization that the would be fair and would help convince people everyone telligence reports portray an to everybody?” ’ the problems of the economy. House in the 1958, 1966 and 1974 and anti-Reagan, than their male has a stake in the president’s economic recovery effort. course, the remarkable ability Democrats are so much on'the awesome human epic now unfolding ^ h a l tax break, which gave each congressman the The big jobs program being counterparts. DiFazio was chosen by a group of conservatives who President Reagan has shown to elections. In the first two cases, defensive they can expect to gain ability to deduct $75 per day for each of the 272 days pushed in Congress this week is in Siberia. A long, lonely stream of found themselves without a candidate when Prescott set the agenda for the national the economy was the issue; in only 10 or 12 seats in the House. As a practical matter, it is far Congress was in session (the total comes to about not likely to be accepted by the slave laborers — tens of thousands Bush Jr. dropped his challenge to Weicker for the GOP Moore criticizes Fusscas debate. Unlike many of his re­ 1974 it was, of course, both the With unemployment still at 9.8 too early to make any accurate $19,000), was met with sharp criticism and quickly electorate as salvation. of faceless men, existing on nomination. economy and Watergate. percent, business failures at a estimates of the number of seats revoked. But not until after a large majority of the con­ cent predecessors — and most starches and water — are working The National Conservative Political Action Com­ And although the Democrats likely to change hands Nov. 2. A gressmen took the break. certainly unlike Jimmy Carter — record post-Depression level and from dawn to dusk, laying the mittee has pledged financial help for DiFazio’s cam­ are now launching a $1 million- ANI> W 'llAT I.S plain as day in change in the unemployment In the April 13 letter answering some of his con­ , Reagan has made his goals un­ farm prices disastrously low, the Siberian pipeline. paign and campaign manager David J. Ordway said the for ruling out income tax plus television advertising cam­ stituents’ criticisms of the move (Gejdenson voted for mistakably clear to the voters. that the Democrats have a Democrats have the raw figures or.the inflation rate in the Conservative Party was hopeful of raising $500,0(X) for paign aimed primarily at T h e reports describe the it, then co-spon.sored the repeal), the incumbent said, similar context in which to run in material for impressiye gains first week of October could alter i / its effort. T H A T SllCCK.SS is strikingly exploiting the unemployment anonymous workers as Soviet “ Even though the tax break was retroactive for 1981, I 6 this campaign. This is apparent even if not those of landslide the outlook. And no one can 'p; Ordway said the Conservative Party already had the future, cannot cut off any op­ - said Manchester figures very issue, no commercials can hope prisoners sentenced to forced labor By Paul Hendrie did not take advantage of it on my ’81 return. ” obvious in the understanding in the latest Gallup Poll, in which proportions. The failures of measure now the impact of the S' raised about $60,000 with another $20,(K)0 on the way tions,” Moore said before the much in his strategy. and Vietnam ese “ volun teers” Herald Reporter However, the incumbent, who had his tax form voters display about Reagan’s to compete with the White House from political action committees. meeting, “ I ’m not for an income “ Manchester is me only new part a striking 48 percent of the voters Reaganomics, at least to this staggering Republican advan­ finished right around that time, did take about $17,800 in attempts to reduce the role of the in setting the national agenda. shipped to Siberia to help pay off Daniel J. Moore, the Democratic tax. I ’m not even leaning toward an of the district,” he said. “ I see it as identify unemployment and the point, are written large across tage in campaign money — or the deductions through that break. federal government in social But the fact is that big swings Vietnam’s debts. They reportedly nominee for the 55th House District, income tax, but I won’t shut that the area where there is no incum­ recession as the “ most important the political landscape despite Democratic advantage in strong Janine Griffis, Gejdenson’s press secretary and cam­ programs and his determination in mid-term elections are more are working under grim conditions attacked Republican incumbent door.” bent. Manchester is wide open, problem facing this country the recent gains in the stock candidates at the top of the ticket paign organizer, said Wednesday the office sent letters to increase spending on national often a reaction to circumstances for bare substance. Rep. J. Peter Fusscas Wednesday In his speech, Moore defended we’re both starting even here,” today" Another 47 percent cite market and reduction in interest in so many states. to each person (there were 41, she verified), explaining Our European allies are supplying night for ruling out a state income another unpopular tax, the tax on Moore said he intends to cam­ O'Neill favors the “ mistake.” . „ , . . tax. unincorporated businesses. paign door-to-door in Voting District vital equipment for the pipeline con­ She said Gejdenson signed the April 13 letter without Moore, speaking before “ We’ve gained so much from this 3. He said he hopes to knock on doors struction, which makes them in­ first reading it, and had he been more cautious, the An Editorial Manchester Democrats, said he oneshot tax,” he said. with Manchester candidates, in­ direct partners in this massive letter never would have gone out saying what it did does not favor an income tax now. The 55th District, after legislative cluding Probate Judge William E. crime against human rights. “ That was a mistake of Sam’s,” she said. “ He wasn’t energy agency But he called it “ irresponsible” for redistricting, now inciudes FitzGerald.. careful enough to check the letter. ' Of course, the Kremlin doesn’t Fusscas to dismiss any option in ad­ Manchester’s northeast corner, “ I’m looking forward to working The letters of clarification from Gejdenson last week Reagan was not permit the Moscow Evening News vance. which is Voting District 3. It also in­ with them (Manchester were mailed after his staff learned that Guglielmo had to film the brutal conditions for all “ A representative,' before he cludes Marlborough, Andover, Democrats),” said the 25-year-old HARTFORD (UPI) — The most glaring shortcoming obtained a copy of the April letter, accoridng to a the world to see. So hard proof is knows what the fiscal picture will be Bolton and Hebron, Moore — who, Moore. “ There are a lot of old pros in the Reagan administration’s 1982 energy budget is the spokesman for Gejdenson. lacking to bring formal charges in two years and who cannot project like Fusscas, is from Marlborough here.” the main issue shortage of money for conservation, says Gov. William In the new letter, Gejdenson says, “ While I did not against the Soviet taskmasters. O’ Neill, speaking for the nation’s governors. take the flat $75-per-day deduction in 1981, 1 did make O’Neill also said the governors favor continuation of BUT LE TTERS from the Viet­ partial use of the new tax advantage for members of Connecticut politicians have to the president. some high-level agency to oversee energy issues but Congress.” namese laborers, postmarked in the wotild»4*.olyect to a reorganization of the present Coventry trash referendum This comes out to about $68 per day. be cautious about trying to find The most that can be said is Soviet Union, have reached the out­ Department of Energy into some other form. Mrs. Locke said Guglielmo will also ask Gejdenson to lessons for themselves in the that Reagan’s coattails aren’t side world. Our intelligence agen­ Speaking on behalf of the National Governors Associa­ give an itemized report of his deductions, which the in­ Massachusetts Democratic long enough to boost a candidate cies have also put together other tion, he told the energy subcommittee of the Senate cumbent has said should be done by congressmen but primary this week. into office in a non-presidential jigsaw pieces which form an ap­ Governmental Affairs Committee Wednesday the will cost taxpayers $3,200 which Guglielmo’s office claims he hasnT done. “ most damaging” of proposed budget changes is a 79 The defeat of Gov. Edward election year when the candidate palling portrait of human exploita­ - “ We are going to say, 'Sam Gejdenson. do what you S percent cut in funding for conservation. King wasn’t by any means a slap tion. say,” ’ Mrs. Locke said. is viewed by many as corrupt. “ Increased energy prices have led to increased The State Department has been the town about $140,(KK). The town “ It’s an old number and 1 would Guglielmo released his tax reports about a month ago. in the face to Ronald Reagan. But how that meager lesson energy efficier)cy. 'Yet complete reliance on market By Jeff V\/elngart the most cautious about accepting charter mandates that any ap­ like to see it changed,” said True, King was called can be applied to Connecticut is forces will not encourage the full range of conservation Herald Reporter the intelligence findings. Its Bureau propriation larger than $100,(X)0 may McCarthy. “ These are very chincy “ Reagan’s favorite governor” hard to imagine. True, the investments,” O’Neill said. COVENTRY — A referendum, not be approved at a town meeting, items that you end up going to of Intelligence and Research The administration’s proposed reorganization of the because he closely identified Republicans have tried in a scheduled for Oct. 14 to decide but must go to a referendum. referendum on.” KKK asks U.S. court published a classified summary a Department of Energy, he said, is “ tilted toward with some of the president’s pet whether the town will get a new Officials say th* current charter He expressed concern that the minor way to call attention to few months ago citing reports — nuclear” power and inappropriately balanced with other - - -rSZrCESJi- . trash compactor, will cost and state statutes prohibit the townspeople would not even go to issues like supply side the possibility of scandal within with no conclusions — that the ....GeoRSe 18 AT IT AfiAlH. MoTlIeii... He’S BUllT HlScWN PRWAfeLV FUMPgD RscKeT.- areas. taxpayers about $3,200, according to placing of such a referendum on an the polls over such a small item. to outlaw searches E economics, prayer in the schools O’Neill said the budget proposals for the 1982 fiscal th e administration of Soviets are using slave labor to con­ Town Manager (Charles McCarthy. election day ballot. iWlloOai QoD ONLY #0 lte’8 GOING Tb seNP OP W rTM„^ year called for a 62 percent cut in funding for solar- McCarthy went on to recommend and opposition to abortion. Democratic Gov. William F. struct the controversial pipeline. McCarthy came up with the figure Some say the $100,(KX) limit is out HARTFORD (UPI) — The Ku Klux Klan has asked power related items, a 45 percent cut for fossil fuels and a $250,000 limit on such ap­ B u t challenger Michael O’Neill. But the governor is by But the Human Rights Bureau, in­ during a meeting Monday night with of date and the cost of bringing an the U.S. District Court to outlaw state police searches of elimination of some state administered programs. propriations to the commission. Dukakis won mainly because of no means viewed by the average siders say, is convinced of the terri­ the Charter Revision Commission. item such as the compactor to people attending KKK rallies in Connecticut because it . “ The NGA recognizes the need to carefully develop Mrs. Lewis agreed that $250,000 ble truth. Pentagon intelligence It will cover the cost of moving the referendum is prohibitive. violates their First Amendment rights. the strong taint of corruption in Connecticut resident as corrupt. nuclear power to achieve our goal of energy in­ would be a much mor,; reasonable experts also believe the evidence is voting machines from the town hall Town Council Chairwoman Joan The Klan wants Judge Jose Cabranes to enjoin state King's administration. In Massachusetts, Gov. King dependence. However, nuclear development must be a limit. Open fomm / Readers' views compelling. to the polling places, and will pay Lewis pointed out that the cost of police from searching anyone at their rallies unless Even before King’s te rm spent $2 million on sophisticated part of an energy budget in better overall balance than such heavy equipment has in­ The Charter Revision Commission police believe the person is doing something illegal, said Intelligence sources told my the staff to keep them open from 6 began four years ago, some of television ads. But his defeat Send letters to: The Manchester .Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 what has been proposed,” O’Neill said. a.m. to 8 p.m. creased. She indicated that such a has been charged with clarifying the Matthew Horowitz, an attorney representing the Klan. P associate Lucette Lagnado that the He also questioned Reagan’s commitment to his appointees were forced to doesn’t mean that big-bucks The compactor would be used to limit on town meeting ap­ budget adoption process among Authorities have obtained court orders to ban Russians don’t even hide the fact eliminating the Energy Department. crush garbage in the landfill on Rt. propriations could cost the town other tasks. The commission did not weapons at K KK rallies in Scotland. Meriden, Danbury, step down because of em­ media campaigns, like that of O’Neill said the governors adopted a specific policy that Vietnamese “ volunteers” are 31. more money in the future if it is not take action on McCarthy’s and Norwich, and troopers have searched people barrassing facts that )iad been GOP congressional hopeful saying the continued involvement of “ a high level working in the Soviet Union. The If approved, the machine will cost altered. recommendation Monday night. entering rally sites. uncovered about their Anthony Guglielmo of Stafford, No more nonsense. Let's hove facts precise number could be as high as federal agency” was peeded for a national commitment “ There’s no other way to keep control." state police backgrounds. are ineffectual. m,m. on energy issues. spokesman John McLeod said Wednesday. “ Our con­ And there was more than one “ In short, the nation’s governors are not wed to the cern is for the safety of the public " tals of $435 (1 BR and B), $485 (2 BR been released to the press? Town continued existence of DOE in its present form ,” scandal this year- to keep alive Again, K ing m ight have done a To the Editor; The sources insist, however, that Thomas Emerson, a professor emeritus at Yale Law and B) and $500 (2 BR and IVk B)7 tax dollars funded this effort and un­ O’Neill said. But he added there were several questions Trooper charged in gambling probe the youths are not volunteers at all, School and an expert on First Amendment law. said t h e impression many lot w orse if he didn’t have such I am absolutely appalled at the 2. What is the impact of the der the freedom of Information Act that had yet to be answered about the administration but are sent to Siberia against their even if the court orders were justified, they wouldn’t Massachusetts residents that an impressive advertising cam­ reporting by the local press on the revenue bonding a'pproach on this report should be available to the tion in the Torrington area plans. TORRINGTON (UPI) - Torrington, was charged released on his written allow for indiscriminate searches. , will to work in the harsh environ­ The questions dealt with whether the administration King was less than wise in his paign. And Dukakis spent more Bennet housing program. restricting the apartments to elder­ Manchester public. Why has the An 18-year veteran of the Wednesday with one count promise to appear in beginning in July. The court papers were filed by the KKK last week. ment. According to one report, plan would save taxpayers money, “ complement or choice of cohorts. than $2 million himself on his Everything I read is so much gar­ ly (62 yrs. to 75 yrs.) citizens? Does press not followed through on this state police has been of gambling and two counts Torrington Superior Court many are children of families that compromise needed energy policies,” and whether the Dukakis, in contrast, had run campaign, after all. bage. it open up the units to all comers issue? arrested for alleged illegal of using the telephone to Sept. 27. opposed the Viet Cong during the change would help reduce problems evidenced in the transmit or receive Berluti said the charges So what can Connecticut For example, the announcement regardless of age? In other words, 10. Although this is not supposed betting on professional what seemed to be a corruption- war. present setup, he said. of the historic designation was do the IRS requirements allow sports in connection with gambling information, said against Soliani were based free administration in the mid politicians conclude from all to be a political issue, it is essential “ In conclusion, can we say that the current energy an on-going investgation state police spokesman on wiretap information ob­ greeted by Mr. Cassano, Mr. Weiss limiting the apartments to elderly that Messrs. Penny and CONSERVE ENERGY 1970s, during his term as gover­ this? That it’s not helpful to be Sen. William Armstrong, R-Colo., organizational structure is perfect? Most would agree it into gambling in Adam Berluti. tained in early August and the press as a m ajor step citizens only? McCavanagh’s position be made nor. widely perceived as corrupt or has received several letters from is not,” O’Neill said. “ However, neither is the proposal Torrington. Soliani, a member of stemming from a court forward in the conversion plans. It 3. What are the qualifying ground known. Both are running for higher for its dismantling.” ordered wiretap investiga­ King identified with Reagan ^rrounded by people suspected Vietnamese emigres who have Enrico G. Soliani, 43, of Troop B in Canaan, was simply means that the syndicate rules for the 20 percent subsidized offices and the Manchester elec­ While attending the recent meeting of the National and of being corrupt. heard from relatives about the vic­ and lost. But maybe he would will recover more tax benefits than units? trorate should know their position Governors Association in Oklahoma, O’Neill was asked timization of the laborers. Some have lost by an even bigger B u t it didn’ t take the they would receive otherwise and 4. It is rumored that there will be on Bennet. Don’t let them dodge the by the group’s staff to present its position on national lette rs have actually slipped OF MANCHESTER margin than 8 percent if he Massachusetts primary to still there is no financial gain to two leases — one for the building issue by stating that they have not energy policy to the Senate subcommittee. through the Iron Curtain. SAVE MONEY! hadn’t identified himself with demonstrate that point. Manchester. Further, the impact of itself and one for the land. Is this yet made up their minds. CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA this historic designation had already true and why is it necessary to have 11. The press should conduct inter­ “ It is already two months since I OPEN M0N.-FRI. 10-0 been factored into the Community two leases? views with Town Manager Weiss last heard from my family in Viet­ SAT. 10-0 Development Corporation’s 5. Ask CDD to explain the tax ad­ and Democratic Town (Chairman nam,” wrote one desolate captive. Few interested calculations. vantages of the Bennet project for SUN. 12-5 Berry's World Cummings. It is essential that the “ I do not know what the future has KEEP THE COLD OUT] The real significance of the an­ the syndicate. Everyone in people of Manchester know where in store for me . . . I am being tight­ nouncement was Mr. Cassano’s Manchester will want to know these these two gentlemen stand on this ly controlled... The pay is very low AND THE HEAT IN comment that the historic designa­ figures and it is only proper that the in undertickets project and the rationale for their and living conditions in this in­ — NOW OPEN SUNDAYS — tion has “ somewhat of a negative citizens of Manchester know how positions — pro or con. The famous area are cruel . . . My life impact” since only 65 percent of the much the syndicate will benefit as Republican town chairman' has HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — Few voters are in­ here is several times poorer and terested in elections for secretary of the state, CALL NOW FOR QUICK 6 interior can be used for living space. compared to the negligible financial stated his position and the reasons harsher than in Vietnam.” This restriction may have a major benefits for Manchester. treasurer, comptroller and attorney general, so the DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION ON for his stand. Mr. Cummings should holders should be appointed rather than elected, a effect on the entire project such as 6. Ask Mr. Cassano to explain the JUST ARRIVEDI make public bis position on this im­ He tells of dreaming vainly of legislator says. cutting down on the number of financial benefits to the town in portant issue. ways to escape and closes with this Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, co-chairman apartments, changing the square dollar income over the 30-year Since it is our town which stands poignant plea: "Can you spare some of the Legislature’s Judiciary Committee, said his footage of each unit, increase ' cost ^riod . to gain or lose from the Bennet money? Can you send me a few colleagues should study the possibility of recommending • STORM WINDOWS of construction to stay wlim.i the 7. Mr. Cassano has indicated that project, I had hoped that the Bennet clothes? I tell you truly, I have just a constitutional amendment to make the change. New For Fall - Wool Blend parameters of the historic ground some homeowners might want to issue could be decided on a non­ two sets of clothes and two paim of Traditionally, underticket spots in Connecticut are rules, etc: filled by a party’s hierarchy and are generally in line sell their homes and move into partisan basis. Unfortunately the shoes and one woolen sweater and Mr. Editor, we are tired of ‘ with the wishes of the gubernatorial nominee who heads > THERMAL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Bennet. Ask Mr. Cassano. for some majority on the Board of Directors one nylon coat and one fur hat. Just PLAID SKIRTS reading about what Mr. Cassano facts to support this contention, keeps delaying the decision by the ticket. that to get me through the winter.” This year two Democrats battled for the nomination « said or what Mr. Weiss said about such as how muph a homeowner will pushing back the deadOhe past the for secretary of the state. It was Connecticut’s first Also Bennet. The switch from pension have to net to make it worthwhile to THOSE WERE the days: Now Nov. 2 election date. primary for an underticket spot and few voters turned funding to revenue bonding has sell, invest the net amouQt, pay that the fighting in Beirut has died • PRIME REPUCEMENT DOORS Therefore I ask that the press out for the nmoff. made this a new ball game. What we taxes on the interest earned from down, authorities are fondly start asking the above questions and Tulisano said Wednesday in a letter to the • PATIO STORM DOORS need are answers to the following the net, and end up by paying $5,000 print the answers so the people of recalling the friendly arrangement ' Legislature’s Administration and Elections Commission $12^’* • ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDING questions: to $6,000 a year to rent at Bennet. Manchester will know the truth that existed between Israel and ' that an underticket primary is costly and doesn’t in c ite reg. *30 1. In the case of the Cheney clock 8. The Conn. Light and Power about Bennet before election day. Lebanon before the civil war much Interest. • GLASS A SCREEN REPAIRS tower and weaving building project, has asked, the Connecticut Public erupted in 1975. “ The low voter turnout in primary elections neither VISIT OUR SHOWROOM it was reported that in order to Utility Commission for rate in­ J.R. Smith warrants the expense of such elections nor reflects the qualify for revenue bonding 20 per­ creases of $139.3 million. Since this 48 Strawberry Lane Until then, a top secret CIA docu­ will of the majority of the citizens,” he added. cent of the units had to be rented at project is planning on electric heat, ment records, there was an Tulisano said making the underticket spots appointive While They Lastlll OlW2byNEA.Ine Yankee Aluminum Services or below market level and be sub­ ask CDC what the impact on the “ unwritten agreement” between ' would give a governor the opportunity to make his own ' choices and be more accountable to voters for his or her sidized by the remaining 80 percent. rents will be if the, PUC approves Editor’s note; Herald reporter miUtery forces facing each other on 705 Main St., Manchaater "Answer the door! Maybe It's Sheik . entire administration. Is this true for the Bennet project this request. Paul Hendrie in a story on page 3 the border to deliberately fire off- Mohammed al-FassI, and he wants to give you ,. The idea of appointing the underticket was raised at and if so, what is the impact on the 9. Why hasn’t t^e consultants’ today has tried to deal with some target when Israeli p a tro ls a lot of money." , the 1965 state constitutional convention but was rejected MONDAY-FRIDAY 10-9 SATURDAY 10-0 previously (8/20/82) reported ren­ report on the use of pension funds of the questions raised in this penetrated Lebanon to raid PLO 649-1106 letter. nests. ' because of the importance then of balancing tickets OJ tVHPftY U c n — d Dm Iw bated on ethnic and geographical factors. MANCIIKSTKR HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 16, 1M82 - «>

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Obituaries 3 students in town Health/Education/Dr. Blaket Merit semifinalis FOCUS / Family TV-Novies / Com ics Robert I. Armetrong Robert I. Armstrong, 80, of 64 Three students from Manchester Hemlock St. died Wednesday at High School are among the 15,000 Manchester Memorial Hospital. He semifinalists competing for was the husband of the late Florence National Merit Scholarships. (Dowd) Armstrong. Leonie F. Glaeser of Manchester He was born in Manchester on High School and Marie I. Camolo Andy Rooney Oct. 13 1901, and had been a lifelong and John J. Woykovsky of East Get q job resident. Before retiring in 1’968 he Catholic High School were on the list had been employed as a velvet of semifinalists released today by Syndicated Columnist weaver for 51 years at Cheney the National Merit Scholarship Cor­ Here's how to blow your job interview Brothers. He was a member of poration. Local 63 TWA. Miss Glaeser is a member of the He leaves a sister, Mrs. Florence National Honor Society at FdilorV n«ilet Thin i» tin- li»*' “ They don’t come by themselves. operator, must be able to 4 set up and form aircraft Mietzner in Virginia, and several Manchester High School and has n HiTii-H of iirliclet* offering They come in groups,” says Ms. WE HAVE AN Immediate □ EMPLOYMENT sheetmetal parts, EDM been active in Round Table, Sock Miller. The fellow who walked in opening for an experienced nieces and nephews. for job HcekerM. operator - minimum five minus shirt also came with a young (minimum five years) Funeral services will be Saturday and Buskin, the High School World, years experience. Top Brain control, woman, who was also out job hun­ H*fp IVantMf 13 lathe person. Top pay for the Outing Ciub and the Ethnic Club. at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral right person. Excellent wages, major medical, life ting. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in She recently returned from a SECRETARY - Part time fringe benefits, liberal insurance, paid vacation East Cemetery. Friends may call at summer visit to France under the By Susan Plese “ If you have to have a friend to 1-5 p.m. Experienced. overtim e. Call 647-9935 and holidays, dental plan. hold your hand and push you up to the funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 American Field Service student Herald Reporter Typing, telephone, make between 8 and 4 pm. Applyr- - in JS®' person at H & B Rooney's way the door, it doesn’t bode well,” she appointments. Please call Tool and Engineering Com­ and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ exchange program. Paragon Tool Company, There’s more than one way to let tributions may be made to the Miss Caruolo, of Vernon, is presi­ says. . 64$-1211 for an appoint­ Manchester______pany, 481’ Sullivan Avenue, vour job interview go uo in smoke, Soulh Windsor between 8 Building Fund of North United dent of the National Honor Society You can’t beat the negative ap­ ment. LEONIE GLAESER Every three or four years it occurs to me that my in fad, there’s a whole variety proach when impressing an inter­ QUALITY CONTROL a.m. - 4 p.m. or call 528- Methodist Churj^, 300 Parker St., at East Catholic High School. Last of tried and true techniques to Inspector and first piece, 9341 for appointment. . . summer In France heart has been beating away about 70 times a minute viewer. Make sure the first words FULL TIME SALES. Manchester^, year she received the Yale book night and day, day after day but most of the time I don’t guarantee you’ll never make the Mature person. Apply in layout with five years out of your mouth are negative. award. She has been on the staff of pay any attention to my heart. It's the same with payroll of that company you’ve been person; Marlow’s, Inc., 667 experience on aircraft RECEPTIONIST - Doc­ the literary magazine for three Try, “ I couldn’t find a place to tor’s Office - Full time / breathing. If you start getting conscious of the fact that courting. Main Street, Manchester. sheetmetal parts in an air- Lucl^ N. LaRote years and is now on the staff of the park,!’ or “ I took a wrong turn and I conditioned plant. Com­ position. Experienced you’re taking air in and pushing it out again 28,000 times Where should you start? ■ Lucien N. LaRose, 65, of Windsor yearbook. She has also been a thought I ’d be late.” That will get TOOL AND DIE Maker, pany paid benefits and preferred. Call 643-9566, 9 died Wednesday at St. Francis a day, it can be disconcerting. Try scheduling the interview at the interview er’s attention, Ms. minimum ten years overtime. Dynamic Metal to 5, Monday thru Friday. majorette and in her sophomore I got to thinking about my heart and all our hearts the Hospital and Medical Center, Hart­ the last minute. That way you won’t Prentice says. aircraft-related Products Company., Inc., Herald photos by Pinto years was captain of the majorettes. other day when I read a story about pacemakers. A ford. He was the husband of the late be prepared, you’ll have trouble get­ “ People do it. They think it’s experience. Overtime and 422 North Main Street, EAST HARTFORD - Ver­ C. Patricia H. LaRose and the Woykovsky, of East Hartford, is a Senate study found that doctors and pacemaker makers ting there on time, and you won’t be small talk," she adds. “ But it has to all company paid benefits. Manchester, 646-4048. non area women. Tem­ Air-conditioned plant. porary assignments are brother of Norman LaRose of member of the National Honor may have overcharged patients a billion dollars a year able to get a babvsitter. Like the be intelligent small talk. If your Fun and games woman who was interviewed recent­ Dynamic Metal Products MUNSON’S CANDY available now for clerks, Manchester. Society and last year received the for putting the device in their hearts. Some 150,000 peo­ first words are negative, you’ve ple are having them put in every year and they are ly at Lydall Inc. in Manchester. Company, Inc., 422 North Kitchen has (^nin|n in typists and secretaries to He also leaves a son, Rpnald “ Honor E,” the academic letter blown the interview.” Main Street, Manchester. retail aalea and padiing. work at well-known area 16 months, swing on the monkey bars. Right, charged as much as $1(1,000 each. Medicare pays most of “ (She) came to an interview with LaRose of East Hartford; a The children at Washington School enjoy the awarded by ECHS. He has been an Interviewing 8 a.m. - 4 Hours 9-4:30 Monday - companies. Earn excellent David Berube tries to hop on the back of his that cost, and the average American’s attitude is that if a 9-or lu-month-old child, and left it \NI> IF Y O U can’t think of daughter, f^atricia Holden of PTO-sponsored family picnic Wednesday honor roll student consistently, but p.m. 646-4048. Frtday. Call for appoint- pay. Never pay a fee. One Medicare pays for it, it’s free. If it's free to the patient, Canterbury; four other brothers; afternoon. Left, Olga Rokycky, of 29 Walnut buddy John Thompson. has also participated in Sports. in the car,” says Ernestine Miller, anything positive, why not just re­ ment, 649-4332.______friendly interview is all it he or she doesn’t care much what it costs Medicare. personnel managi-r for Lydall Inc. main silent? Then the personnel seven sisters; and four St., helps her daughters Katie, 4 and Cindy, He was on the Junior Varsity foot­ RN - LPN Staff Nurses. 3- takes to get you started. grandchildren. ball team in the 9th, 10th, and 11th Most of us are so naive it wouldn't occur to us that “ An employee heard the baby manager can do all the talking, and 11 and 11-7 shifts. Full and b e n c h LOCKSMITH - Contact Capital Tern poraries, 99 Pratt Street, Funeral services will be Friday at grade and has been on the junior there was any hanky-panky going on between the crying, and looked for the owner of you won’t have to waste your part time. Excellent Experienced only. A ^ ly in. manufacturers of this really wonderful little device and the car. I had a hard time even valuable breath. benefit package and shift person between 9 afidvlX. Hartford. 278-1313. (Ask 9:15 a.m. from the Caripon Funeral versity and varsity track teams. He about close-to-home inter the doctors who put it in. It’s really disheartening to talking to her (the mother). It “ I ask lead questions, and one or differential. (Sill 643-5151, ConheoUcut Safe and Lack, Home, 6 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, is now on cross-country team. He view appointment right in hear that while we’re thinking about our hearts, some showed a compleCe lack of respon­ two„word answers turn me off,” ask for DNS at Crestfield. 555 New Park Avenue, with a mass of Christian burial at 10 Town group supports Moffett received a letter in track. West Hai;tford. Manchester). doctors and pacemaker businessmen are thinking about sibility. lack of intelligence, com­ says Gary Toumans, store manager a.m. at St. Gertrude’s Church, ’The young men and women on the SOCIAL WORKER - Direc­ money. There’s no reason they shouldn’t think about mon sense and planning." for D & L in the Parkade, “ If 1 have Windsor. Friends may call at the list represent the top one-half of one tor of Admissions - CLERICAL inside sales. TYPISTS. CLERKS, A committee called “ Manchester Other members of the committee Laski, Rita Laski, Mary Lyons, money, I guess. It's just that the rest of us like to think Dress inappropriately. That’s to pull it out of them. I ’m in trouble. funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 percent of the state’s senior class. Manchester area skilled Small sales office. In Secretaries (temporary) Citizens for Moffett’’ was es­ include Deputy Mayor Barbara B. James McAuley, Paul Phillips, Con­ the world is nicer than that. another sure way to keep potential The prospective employee should do Work near your home! to 9 p.m. Windsor Lodge of Elks will Over one million students entered MARJE CARUOLO nursing facility. Call 64^ Glastonbury. Needs a per­ tablished Monday, Moffett presk Weinberg, Human Relations Com­ nie Plepler. Mary Ann Roy, Thomas Now that I know how aggressive these pacemaker employers at bay, says Susan Pren­ 60 to 70 percent of the talking.” 5151, ask for Assistant Ad­ Capital Temporaries has conduct a service at 8 p.m. today. the competition by taking the son with good typing and secretary Willie Blacklow sai(i. mission Chairman Robert A. Ryan, Dot Wakefield, Jack . . president of MHS salesmen-are in selling their product to doctors. I've tice, a personnel recruiter for Multi- W ell, here the interview is ministrator. interesting short and Memorial contributions may be qualifying test in their junior years. office skills, and pleasant The committee, which will work Faucher, Planning and Zoning Com- Wakefield and Stanley Weinberg. thought of a couple of new ways for them to get rich. Personnel Inc. of 457 Center St. proceeding at a good clip. Now’s the personality to handle in­ longer term assignments made to the Newington Children's To become finalists, those named developing in East Hart­ primarily to pull in volunteer mi.ssion alternate Theodore Brin- Blacklow said similar committees They can have this idea free. One professional accountant she time to let your boss know how dis­ BACK TO SCHOOL means side' sales work. Three Hospital, 181 E. Cedar St., today must be recommended by the ck to work. Parents, ford, Manchester, Vernon workers, for Democratic U.S. damour and voting district leaders are being established for Moffett in There ought to be a huge market for pacemakers that recommended for a position went criminating you are, and how fine a years minimum Newington. high school principal, demonstrate I students and and South Windsor areas. Senate candidate Toby Moffett, is Paul Phillips and Thomas O’Neill. other towns. control thp speed at which other parts of our bodies for his first interview “ dressed im­ sense of justice you have. experience. Salary range high academic standing, submit you have the $2(^$235 plus all benefits. All skill levels needed! headed by Democratic Town Chair­ Also, Madeline Allen, Cathy Allen, “ But this one is larger and con­ operate. My heart is pumping away in perfectly peccably,” in a suit, she says. The similar scores on another test and TELL THE INTERVIEWER you 1 cash, we C all 633-0277. Ask for Earn top pay rates. Never Elsa H. Martin man Theodore R. Cummings and William Brindamour, Irene tains a number of people who are satisfactory condition and it doesn’t give me any trou­ potential employer was very im­ .number of pay a fee. Call or come supply data about extracurricular left your last job because your boss Fowler. Elsa H. M artin, 69, of 43C Vice Chairwoman Dorothy lirin- Fissette, Walter Fisette, Barbara more prominent than in other ble, but I could sure use a pacemaker for my brain. If pressed. our visit today! Capital Tern activities. hated you, or tell him you were tired .Sycamore Lane, formerly of Coven­ damour. Goldberg, Jack Goldberg. Karen towns,” he added. these pacemaker people could come up with a little But between the first interview lent. poraries,' 99 Pratt Street A totai of 5,000 National Merit of 20-minute lunches. Mention that $250.00 WEEKLY try, died Wednesday at a device they could implant in some inconspicuous place and the final, the young man got an >ns Paychecks (fully Hartford. 278-1313 (or ask Scholarships are awarded by cor­ *5 you don’t work overtime. That’s the ^ Manchester convalescent home. She to control the speed at which I think. I ’d be mighty inspiration and pierced his ears. Did ince guaranteed) working part about an interview appoint porations, colleges and universities. only way to keep things above lose menl right in Manchester) was the wife of Jarties A. Martin. pleased. Maybe they could get one in my earlobe, in he get turned down for the job? “ He or full time at home. Week- Scholarship winners will be an­ board. good She was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., which case I might take two. One brain pacemaker certainlv did.” Ms. Prentice says. y paychecks mailed nounced in April and early May. Then, especially if you are un­ CRAFT INSTRUCTOR on Oct. 5, 1912, and had lived in For teachers, it's no vacation would control the right side of my brain, the other the lirectly to you frohi Honw Ms. Miller from Lydall has seen employed, demand a salary at least - - ^every Wednesday, only 12 hours a week will Coventry 35 years before moving to left. earn you $70 - $100. ArtcrafI her share of interview costumes, a few thousand dollars above what amediately. No Manchester six months ago. Before I ’d want a dial on my brain pacemaker so I'd be in concepts is seekint Manchester teachers who attended too. One day a young man in his 20s you were making at the job you retiring she was a registered nurse By Nancy Thompson vacations. Air quality report control of it. Sometimes I want to think faster than counselors to teach craf a computer course at Wesieyan came in wearing a pair of cut-off were fired from last year. Don’t let and was employed at Mansfield Herald Reporter Judy Nelson, a teacher at Bowers HARTFORD (UPI) - The sUte other times. When I sit down to write. I ’d turn it up to techniques. Full training, University. During the seven-day jeans — that’s all. He was bare­ anyone try to take advantage of you. State Training School for 22 years. School, attended a workshop at Department of Environmental full speed so my brain would be thinking its very fastest. flexible hours and advance- course, the teachers spent four chested, and wasn’t wearing any “ If you are an unemployed non­ Besides her husband she leaves a For some teachers, the opening ol Sturbridge Village designed to help Protection forecast good air quality In the evening, when I ’m home watching television. I ’d ment opportunities hours in lectures and six in labs, she shoes. There were no jobs available, professional and expect the available. For more infor son. Bruce A. Martin of West­ school meant a change in status teachers use community resources. levels statewide for today. turn it down to slow. There’s no sense having your brain said. needless to say. motton caU 742-0671. minster, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. rather than a change in environ­ Miss Nelson said the course was thinking very fast when you’re watching “ The Dukes of employer to give an increase over ment. "Six hours a day was not enough your last salary,' you’re dreaming,” Donald (Linda) Simmons of Bolton divided into two parts — the Hazzard” or “ Love Boat.” IF Y O U ’ RE R E A LLY serious for all that there was for us to says Ms. Prentice. Dream on. and Mrs. June Zaklukiewicz of Many of the people who are now resources of Old Sturbridge Village Now you know As I understand the heart pacemaker, it provides a about remaining unemployed, try experience," she said. Everything has gone well, so 'you Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Eleanor teaching classes were in classes and those of local communities. A chameleon can extend its small, regular electrical impulse that controls the speed the old atomizer route. Wow the in­ The course covered more than JOHN J. WOYKOUSKY think, and you just know your phone Hastline of Leawood. Kan.; and six over the summer, but on the other Miss Nelson said she has used the tongue the length of its body. of the heartbeat. Is there anyone alive who wouldn't like terviewer with the most potent pet- just the operation of computers, she . . won “Honor E” will be ringing off the hook with all grandchildren. side of the grade book. They were approach recommended by Stur­ fume or aftershave you’ve got. said; it included discussions of how one of these for his or her brain% If I went to a big party “ Any m isinform ation on the Funeral services will be private at students in classes designed to bridge V illa g e in her classes where there were a lot of people I should know. I ’d set "Young men management kinds of offers. It’k tinie to come in computers were developed and what application or resume is grounds for the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. enhance their professional skills. already, adding, “ The kids thus far my brain pacemaker for medium speed. If I saw trainees, come in here with with the big guns. Lie. they can do and comparisons of the dismissal,” she says. Center St., Manchester, Burial will Three of those teachers told the have been very excited about it.” someone whose name I should know but couldn’t aftershave so heavy it gags you,” “ Two weeks ago a gentleman different models. Project Concern group If lying’s out, try fantasizing in­ be at the convenience of the family. Board of Education this week what . Nancy Davis of Bennet Junior remember. I ’d simply pinch my earlobe and turn my says Ms. Prentice. came in with a resume,” says Ms. they did with their summer Both Miss Nelson and Mrs. Davis Prentice.- The man lis t^ . a college stead. Ms. Prentice tells of a young There are no calling hours. High School was one of several brain control up a few notches. And if you want to let your said they plan to offer sessions to degree on his resume. "The com­ man who, when questioned about a Memorial contributions may be “ Hey! If it isn’t my old friend (Jeorge Forbisher! How prospective employer know what a pass what they teamed on to other gets $2,215 donations pany made an offer, but when they year of unemployment, said he was made to the Hospice Association of you been, fella! How’s Grace? And the kids, George sparkling personality you have and teachers in Manchester. checked they found he didn’t have a preparing to run for president. Now Manchester in care of the Junior, Marybeth, Sarah and Walter?” how popular you are with your Abraham Rennert, a Manchester college degree. He said, Tm if THAT doesn’t get them, nothing Manchester Public Health Nurses of the committee, said contributions 1 don't want to gel too clinical, but there are a lot of friends, don’t hesitate to ask a few Mother sues suspect; High School science teacher, Donations of $2,215, almost half will. Association. Manchester Memorial choice people to accotiipany you. brilliant; I can do it,’ but he lied. attended a physics course at the the amount sought, have been made so far have come from the corporate parts of my body I ’d like to have a pacemaker for. Some Hospital. Virginia Military Institute. Rennert to the Committee to Continue community. parts work too fast and some don’t work fast enough and He said. “ There’s still a real need I ’d like to be in control. said the “ most invigorating” part of Project Concern. say daughters raped to have individuals, families, and the course was exchanging ideas The group, which has been George C. Kalber operating for a iittle more than organizations of all sorts contribute COVENTRY — George Charles with other teachers from around the A Manchester woman has filed jury to a minor. He has pleaded in­ three weeks, hopes to collect $5,(XX) Kalber, 77, husband of Dorothy country. suit against the man who allegedly nocent to the charges. to ensure that Hartford students The Savings Bank of Manchester (Landry) Kalber of 192 Maple raped her two daughters, aged 10 Hansen’s lawyer. Maxwell Superintendent of Schools James now attending Manchester schools and its Manchester branches are Drive, died Wednesday at a Coven­ and 13. Heiman of Bristol, has asked that P. Kennedy noted that the thir,' can continue in Manchester. collection centers for contributions. Anorexia: try convalescent home after a short The woman is suing for up to $100,- the girls’ school records and records were not the only Manchester The money is not needed im­ They may also be sent to the Com­ illness. 000, charging that Richard L. from the state Department of teachers who developed all or part mediately and may not be needed mittee to Continue Project Concern. He was born in Hartford and had Hansen II, 29, of Greenwood Dr., Children and Youth Services be of their summers to studies. this year. It will be used to make up P.O. Box 231. Manchester, CT 06040. lived in Rocky Hill for several years beat and sexually molested the girls turnfed over to him. The court has “ Many, many teachers are com­ for shortfalls in the transportation The Manchester Area Conference before moving to Coventry nine over a two-year period. obtained the records, and a judge is account if the state fails to cover of Churches has declared Oct. 17 \ years ago. Before retiring he had pletely engaged in pursuing their art do youngsters Pending resolution of the suit, a now determining which, if any, of them. Project Concern Sunday in support been a foreman in the printing and their craft,'’ Kennedy said. Superior Court judge has ordered a them would be relevant to the case. William R. Johnson co-chairman of the cause. department for the Travelers In- $100,000 attachment on Hansen’s suranee Cos,, Hartford. He was a home. The girls’ mother, represented by past member of the Men’s Club of Hansen was arrested April 12 by Hartford lawyer Michael Graham, St. James, Rocky Hill, and was a has asked in the suit for repayment retired member of the Rocky Hill Manchester police and charged with wont to starve? of the girls’ medical and psychiatric Volunteer Fire Department Co, 2. first, second and third degree sexual WE NEED AN bills, as well as damages. Besides his wife he leaves three assault, and five counts of risk of in­ Tools stolen By Suzy Beamer are afraid of not living up to expec­ sons. George C. Kalber of in EXPERIENCED VDICE Middletown, Raymond L. Kalber burglary and Special to the Herald tations of others, said Raymond C. and Ralph E. Kalber, both of Coven­ Hawkins, a University of Texas WASHINGTON - Anorexia Ner­ try; three daughters, Mrs. Marilyn professor. vosa, practically a nonexistent dis­ Hewitt of Berlin, .Mrs. Lois EFFECTIVE VDTE Colleges fight IRS ruling Tools worth an estimated ease several years ago that now “ STUDIES HAVE SHOW N that Mignault of Ashburnham, Mass., $75 were stolen in a afflicts large numbers of young the nonpathological, borderline per­ arid Mrs. Claire Dalidowitz of Ken­ burglary Friday at Cox IN THE STATE HDUSEI wom en, was the focus o f an sonality cases and super achievers sington; three brothers, Albert through 1976 when the difference MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - Cable Co. at 801 Parker St. American Psychological Associa­ are also anorexic. Many are Kalber of Coventry, Conrad Kalber between rents charged and the Wesleyan University and three Police say a rear door of tion (P A ) workshop here recently. characterized by personality dis­ of Ellington and William Kalber of market rate was $1.3 million, the Massachusetts colleges are the building was pried open MJWGHESTEirS FORMER MAYOR Experts examined the strange orders,” added Hawkins. Cromwell; a sister, Mrs. Evelyn IRS said. Wesieyan has refu s^ to challenging an Internal Revenue with a prying tool. Doors to behavior of the anorexic and why he Anorexics start losing weight Morrisette of Windsor Locks; and 10 pay. JACK THOMPSON Service ruling which claims they four offices were also pried stops eating, and they also because they never are satisfied grandchildren. owe taxes for property rented to open, and numerous desks HAS A PROVEN RECORD OF suggested possible cures. they are thin enough, and complain Funeral services will be Friday at employees at below market rates. At issue is whether the property is and file cabinets ran­ Willful' starvation puts anorexics they are full even though they are 8:15 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral POLITICAL ACCOMPUSHMENTS! The IRS said Wesleyan and Smith, rented to staff for the benefit o f' sacked, police say. on a collision course with the dis­ starving, said Hawkins. Home. 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, with Amherst and Wellesley colleges Wesleyan or its’ employees. Sebastian Listro, Cox’s ease that takes hold of the body and Steven Levenkron of the (Jenter a mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. I have to pay taxes on the difference Wesleyan owns 87 unfurnished units. general manager, said the mind which lead to death, said for Study of Anorexia in New York in St. James Church, Rocky Hill. *Lon|6 rM|6 roid nprownMiit between what the schools charge for There is legislation pending in cost of property damage in Albert Loro Jr., one of five speakers said the increased pressure to look Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial rent and what it would cost if leased Congress to create a tax exemption the break exceeded the t Mih Ii on whoois at the APA convention workshop on model-slim — promoted in large Park. Friends may call at the to tenants other than college for the money faculty members cost of the item stolen. Cox • Sheltoreil woiithop part by advertising — is a major fac­ funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 employees. * save by renting property from Cable provides cable i ’ tor in the increased number of to 9 p.m. • h cra tto d Fire protection Wesievan owes $260,Q00 for 1973 schoois. televisoin to viewes in the Although only 1 percent of all anorexics. Manchester area. mprovoQ roRGo sorvicss Americans has anorexia, 90 percent “ Those with anorexia are • Less than tM m l tax incMOtt in of its victims are females between obsessive about counting calories, 11 and 22 and one in five are college exercise compulsively and don’t feur le a n . students, said Loro, Deparbnent believe they look awful. They love Boy in good condition ROBERT J. SMITH/Ihc. Head of Psychiatry at Duke Mklical their diet. It’s a way for them to % Center in North>Carollna. have control over their body and MSWMISliTNS SINCE “ Most anorexics, especially those life,” said Linda R. Barnett of the A 7-year-old boy who was struck Witness say the child ran into the VOTE DEMOCRATIC in college, try to use food to fill the University of Health Service, and dragged by a car Tuesday after-' street in front of his home to retrieve 1914 ELECT A LEADER WHO 8ET8 THINQS DONEI spaces of their lives,” said Loro. Rochester, N.Y. noon is listed in good condition at a toy truck. On his way back he ran in “They want to narrow the gap Sjrmptoms of anorexia are loss of Hartford Hospital. front of the car, which was unable to between what they should be and 25 percent of normal body weight, Herald photo by Pinto Paul Schultz of 82 Chestnut St. suf­ stop in time, police say. Witness say it JOHN W. THOMPSON ir what they think they should be.” bizarre eating habits like cutting fered a fractured pelvis and skull the car wasn’t traveling very fast at , 649-5241 Anorexics are typically not the food into tiny pieces and after being run over by a car driven the time of the accident. Police state Representative - 13th District focus of attention in their family but rearranging it on the plate, chewing Easy Riders by Nancy J. Herzog, 20, of 6 Trotter haven’t filed any charges against ■ 65 E. Cwtigr 8ir*«t Ad SpomoTMl br* ConunlltM To Eloct John Thompoon, would like to be, begin dieting a specific number of times before St. Miss Herzog. ManchMtar, Cl. R. M. Nogro, TIoaouror because of peer pressure or as the Robert Adams, 12, of 176 Bissell St., and Tim Burdick, 9, of 103 has for sale better than their powerless bicycles, so they rom lt of disappointment, and often Please turn to page 14 Bissau St., liked the Suzuki that Mike Saucier, of 65 Durkin St., hopped on board and Imagined racing along on the bike. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 16, 1982 - I .’I 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 16. 1982 ...J Immune deficiency found in gays About Town Cramps " / HOSruN lUI’l) M.mv iclalivciy liciillliy liomosexii.il.s. Hie Inidnig ol a detcclahle ah pin-ioiiocyslis cal nil aiiO other diseases liiimoscxii.'il.s and the victims nl “Gay normality ni over 80 percent ol those tested I-I oposed .Reasons lor the breakdown have Grange installs master The program will run for 10 consecutive weeks with a Drug relieves menstrual Plague." ;i letluil array of unusual diseases suggests a greater public-health problem iiiHuilcd treatment with immunosuppressive different aspect of arthritis to be explored each week. which has killed more than ‘2(NI gays, have lhan IS generally appreciated," the study drugs, snilfing ol amyl or butyl nitrile Florence Lines of 28 Pascal Lane has been installed as The program is open to Manchester residents over age something in common: the same sort of im­ said vapois. previous virus inleclions, and sexual master of Manchester 60 who have arthritis, family members and others in­ pain and other symptoms mune defieieney, a .study said tmlay. "The .study establishes the lact that this proioi'icuilv. Grange. Dorothy terested. The study from St. Luke’s Roo.sevell particular immune measurement is ahiioi Ilic- St. Luke s study leeiuiled Volunieeis Wohlgemuth is the A multi-disciplinary approach will be used. Mislieal Cenler in New York found 67 of 81 mal in a niimher ol homosexuals and may or who were not vn Inns ol "Gay Plagui- and retiring master. Professions to be represented will include nursing, BOSTON (UPI) - A painkiller have one cause - and reinforce homosexual men tesUsI had delieieneies in may not identily patients who may go on to a Other officers installed physical therapy, occupational therapy, dietetics, and advertised for strains, sprains and certain disease-fighting cells in their more serious infection or a tumor," said Di loiiiid those who were inoie promiscuous also evidence menstrual discomfort is lendi;d to have more severe immune delieien were: Joanne social work. Dr. Arthur Weinstein, a rheumatologist, post-operative pain also relieves pain- generally not the result of imagina­ bliHHlstream. bid the deficiency was not as Michael II. Grieco, a co-author of the study Wohlgemuth, overseer; will present the first session. of menstrual cramps suffered by 3.5 severe as in Gay Plague victims. “ 11 may only reflect common infections," l ies. The researchers speculated this may tion or depression. have been due to gi eater exposuii' to sexually Ruth Herberle, lecturer; For information and registering call 647-3211. million American women and may “It was a good study because we I’hirty-one of those with abnormalities also he said. transmitted viruses. Allen Ward, stew ard; be the first to alleviate accom­ got excellent relief. It just showed had symptoms such as weight loss, diarrhea The reason for the immune delicieiicy was Chester Small, assistant or fever, which often precede "(Jay Plague" not known, the .study said panying problems such as nausea, a the drug was extremely effective," Also, 79 ol the volunteers had b e e n iiile' led steward; Irene Bourez, Artists to meet Tuesday study said today. she said in a telephone interview by up to a year, the study in the New England A speci.d task force at the Centers loi lady assistant steward; at some lime with eyloinegalovii us a virus The study, conducted by a pioneer from her private practice in Wood­ .lourual of Medicine said. - Disease Control in Atlanta has recorded more that e.in he sexually liaiisiiiilled hut that R. Wayne Spiller, Manchester Art Association will meet Tuesday at 7:30 The l esearchers investigated certain types than 500 cases of “Gay Plague,” also known in women’s health, found the drug bury, N.Y. causes little illness chaplain; Celeste King, p.m. at First Federal Savings on West Middle Turnpike. commercially known as Zomax not "As I look at it, dysmenorrhea is of T-cclls, which are a kind of lymphocyte. ,is "Acquired Immune l)eficiency Syn­ treasurer; Edith Schoell, Charles A. Carter, a Middletown artist, Will only reduced pain, but eliminated up an entire syndrome causing Lymphoeyles are a type of while blood cell drome” The syndrome has claimed 233 lives. The reseaielM‘1 s lound no relation between secretary. demonstrate seascapes in acrylics. to 18 other menstrual symptoms vomiting" diarrhea, weakness, diz­ that makes up 80 percent of the body’s cir­ In all the victims, their body’s natural Hie deficiency and use ol niliiles Also: Carol Michaud, He is a marine painter as well as a painter of figures other anti-cramp drugs didn’t touch. ziness and nausea. I thought it was culating disease-fighting cells. defenses broke down and left them prey to a The gay syndioine was Inst identified in Flora; Roberta James, and portraits. With this study. Dr. Penny Wise time we looked at the whole picture “Whatever the cause and the importance of rare form of cancer called Kaposi’s sarcoma, New York City in 1979 Large liuinheis of vi' Ceres; Nancy Rowe, The meetings are open to the public at no charge. Budoff said, Zomax joins the ranks to see how these anti-prostaglandins the altered T-cell subsets in male an unusual pneumonia known as liiiies have also appealed in Calilornia Pomona; Thomas Refreshments will be served. Willa Nolan will be in of other antiprostaglandins found fare with the whole syndrome,” Dr. Donlon, gatekeeper. charge of hospitality. over the last decade, including Budoff said. Members of the Florence Lines Motrin, Anaprox, Ponstel and In- Herald photo by Tarquinio Out of 40 women tested with the Executive Committee for docin. drug, known generically as three years are Viola Spiller and Mrs. Wohlgemuth is Church sponsors film The drugs block the action of sub­ zomcpirac sodium. Dr. Budoff said chairman of the Committee on Women’s Activities. Strictly peanuts stances known as prostaglandins, CONNECTICUT TRAVEL & THE HERALD The Church of the Nazarene at 236 Main St. will spon­ 38 got relief from headache, nausea, .Carl F. Svenson Jr. and his team from Farmington which occur naturally in every cell vomiting and even improved their sor a film entitled “Greater than Gold” on Friday at Ken Judson, Earle Clifford and Edward Eps- day. Peanuts are 25 cents a bag, and Valley, conducted the installation. Refreshments were of the body. Created from fatty eating habits. served by Mrs. James and her committee. Guests were 7:30 p.m. at the church. tein, from left, get ready for the KIwanIs proceeds will benefit the club’s service peanut sale set for today, Friday and Satur- projects. acids in the diet, they are responsi­ Dr. Budoff suggested physicians PRESENT present from Long Island, Willimantic, Coventry, The film will address the need for close family ble for contracting smooth muscles prescribe the drug for cramps even Glastonbury, Windsor, Collinsville and Granby. relationships and the consequences of pre-marital sex. such as blood vessels and intestines. though its manufacturer, McNeilab The next meeting of the local grange will be Although the film is geared toward parents and teens, it It has been shown that women who Inc., developed it for other types of Wednesday at 8 p.m. The first and second degree will be is open to anyone. News for senior citizens suffer menstrual cramps and pain, such as fractures, arthritis and lllalt ^ isn e y Ulorid. exemplified on a class of candidates. The local grange There is no admission, but an offering will be taken. related problems, collectively Nursery care is provided. post-surgical pain. will host East Central Pomona Grange Saturday at 8 known as dysmenorrhea, have five p.m. times as much prostaglandins in Dr. Budoff, an associate professor their menstrual fluid as women who of family medicine at the State > Workshop, concert set Classes start this week; don’t suffer the syndrome. University of New York at Stony Peach festival Sunday Brook, said the drug is non-addictive Molly Scott and Sarah Benson of the musical group. Sometimes pain is so severe aspirin is insufficient. and users develop no tolerance to it. The Bolton Fire Department Auxiliary will sponsor a "Sumitra,” will present a workshop and concert at the Before the women’s movement, Unitarian Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St. Sept. 25. Prostagiandins cause contractions peach festial on Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Bolton members are enthusiastic of the uterus, shutting off the blood women were advised by mostly Fire Department on Notch Road. The workshop, “Music as Transformation," will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and is designed both for flow and creating pain similar to male physicians and some female Peach shortcake will be sold for $1.50 a ticket. doctors their pain was “all in their musicians and non-musicians. .scheduled for Nov. 2. angina suffered by heart patients. Proceeds will go toward the purchase of new uniforms. Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the staff of Individuals wishing to sign up for the Cristmas part at head.” Doctors sometimes the Manchester Senor Center. Excess prostaglandins circulate in The concert will begin at 8 p.m. Entitled “Honor the La Renaissance for Dec. 6 are urged to send their check the bloodstream, causing intestines prescribed psychotherapy, Earth,” it will feature many original songs with voice, By Joe Dimlnico in to the center by no later than Oct. 8. The price of the to speed up and blood vessels to con­ tranquilizers and even pregnancy — Arthritis program set flute, piano and other instruments. Activities Specialist trip is $22 which includes transportation, lunch, enter­ tract and dilate abnormally. which can eliminate cramps for CGnT€R tainment and door prizes. For further information, Dr. Budoff said the study shows good by changing the uterus’ blood Manchester Public Health Nursing Association and The cost of the workshop is $27, and concert tickets Greetings! • the Arthritis Foundation will offer an arthritis educa­ please stop by the center and pick up a flier. the svmptoms of dysmenorrhea vessel structure. are $4.75. Combined workshop and concert tickets are This week is the beginning of many of our fall classes All individuals attending the Eastern States trip are tion and activity program starting from 1:30 to 2:30 $30, Proceeds will benefit the Unitarian Universalist and from the looks of it the class members are as featured In a... p.m. at the Senior Citizen Center, 549 E. Middle Turn­ reminded the bus will be leaving Sept. 22 at 9:30 a.m. Rowe Camp and conference center. For additional in­ enthusiatic, as always. Any individuals interested in par­ from the Pic-N-Save parking lot. pike. formation-call 633-0138. ticipating ih any of the classes stop by the center on the The trip to the Plainfield track is filled. It’s not 'all in your head; day of the class for admission. Golfers are reminded that next Monday will be a 'The following are the class days and times: make up date for the rain day of Aug. 26. Golfers Monday: ceramics 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. wishing to know their tee time are urged to look on their pain has chemical cause Tuesday: Oil painting 9:30 to 11:30 a m.; square dan­ yearly schedule and look at the Aug. 26 pairings. cing 1 a.m. to noon. Bowlers interested in taking advantage of free FREE TRAVEL SHOW Wednesday: crewel, 10a.m. to noon; round dancinglO duckpin bowling at the Holiday Lanes are reminded to BOSTON (UPI) - It used to be to prostaglandins, naturally oc­ curring substances which contract to 11:30. be at the lanes on Sept. 28 at 1 p:m. Refreshments and that cramps were all in a woman’s and dilate smooth muscles, as the Thursday: ceramics, 9:30-11:30. free rental shoes are included. head, possibly the result of the Regretably our basketweaving class is filled well over supersensitive, flighty female psy­ culprits. SETBACK SCORES: John Klein, 139; Bill Stone, che. They are the same substances that WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22 the class limit, so we will be forced to pick the class members by casting lots. 129; Frank Beccio, 123; Bob Schubert, 122; Helen Silver, The pain that ranged from a dull have been isolated in sports injuries Individuals not chosen will be contacted by the center 119; Sam Schors, 119; Sue Horvath, 118; Oscar Cappuc- ache to a persistent stabbing that and angina, or heart pain. by no later than Tuesday. Individuals not chosen will be cio, 116; Marge Reed, 116; Olive Houghtaling, 116; Pete doubled you or your sister or your Since then, dysmenorrhea has given preference for the second semester beginning Casella. 116. mother or wife over for a day or become a bot topic. Painkillers that after the new year. Individuals still wishing to sign up more a month was to be accepted. block the action of prostaglandins in PINOCHI.E SCORES: Bob Ahearn, 863; Martin* for the class are reminded there is a deadline date Grin and bear it. Have some other types of pain were found to 8P.M■ (Limited number of tickets) Bakstan, 802; Ruth Search, 784; Andy Noske, 777; Ed which is'Friday, noon. chamomile tea. Go back to bed, or have spectacular results in cases of Scott, 767; Maude Custer, 760; Ann Fisher, 757; Bea pretend there’s nothing wrong. menstrual cramps. They are Individuals wishing to. participate in our chess and Mader, 757; Ed Hindel, 747; Floyd Post, 747; Rene checkers club are urged to sign up. The club meets on Above all, do not talk about it. prescribed with increasing frequen­ East Catholic High School Maire, 742; Olive Houghtaling, 732; Ada Rojas, 723; If you went to a doctor, you were cy- Mondays, starting at 9 a.m. Helen Silver, 720. Also, individuals wishing to participate in scrabble p a tt^ on the hand. It was nothing “It changed my life. I’m a new Auditorium are urged to sign up at the front office. Scrabble will be GOl.K SCORES: Low Gross: Jack Funke, 42; Bud serious. woman. I forget it’s my period. held oh Tuesday morning starting at 9:30. Lathrop, 42; Ed Fitzpatrick, 43; Bill Hooker, 43. Low “I was told that the kind of exer­ Thank God I had a woman doctor, New State Rd. Net: Roland Brouillette, 32; Carl Swanson, 32; Dick cise that would correct it was get­ otherwise I’d still be told it’s all in IS’E STII.I. HAVE openings for the latch hook class ting down on my hands and knees to my head,” said the woman who used scheduled for Mondays starting Oct. 18 from 12:45 to Bradshaw, 33; Charlie Romanowski, 33; Ed Scott, 34; Manchester Stan Zatkowski, 34. scrub the floor. This from my doctor to faint and now takes Ponstel, one 2:45 p.m. This year’s instructor will be a delightful at Smith,” said one woman whose of several powerful anti- fellow by the name of George Fister. . severe cramps sometimes caused prostaglandins on the market. We still have openings for our macrame class Trim her to pass out. Dr. Wah Yip Chan of Cornell scheduled for Tuesday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. starting One woman described in a book, Medical College found the more on Sept. 28. Again, we have a class limit so if the class is Specializing Exclusively In by Dr. Penny Wise Budoff, had ac­ prostaglandins in a woman’s too large, we will be forced to cast lots. This year’s in­ SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions customed herself to cramps so menstrual fluid, the more severe the Herald photos by Richmond structor will be a talented gal by the name of Bernice severe, she walked around two cramps. Colbath, weeks with a broken back after a TIGER HAS AN OUTING AT DOG POUND SPOT MEETS HIS NEW FAMILY Where tasfdon Is a Dr. Budoff’s British counterpart. Don’t forget this Thursday our guests will be the look, not a she. horseback-riding accident, believing . . . waiting for adoption . . Mrs. Ralph Caye, daughter and niece talented Sunshiners, to entertain you after lunch. The Dr. Katherina Dalton, has the pain was nothing unusual. christened the discomfort, tension group is headed by Ida Cormier. Women who didn’t suffer cramps For next Thursday’s program we will have Jean Petty Special Sizes and extreme behavior some women sometimes looked down on those go through before their periods Adopt a pet of Child and Family Services speak on spousal loss. This 12K-26W who did. They thought of themselves TMPS begin “premenstrual syndrome,” touches every one of us, regardless of age. Needless to and 38 to 52 as superwomen, Aryans of and asserted it, too, appears to have FOR TWO say, it'can be a problem very difficult to deal with. I menstrual superiority. a physical cause — perhaps many — Orlando on Eastern Airlines + urge you to attend so that you may find ways to deal It was only in the 1970s, according Hotel accommodations. Also Free with it. though what they all are, 'Tiger' needs a good home to Dr. Budoff) that researchers researchers don’t know yet. Admissions to Stars Hall of Fame, Now, concerning trips. There will be a registration for began to gather evidence the cause the Restland Farms trip scheduled for this Thursday of cramps and related menstrual This research has been a boon for Circus World and Cypress starting at 9:30 a.m. The price of the trip is $19 which in­ problems was chemical — not psy­ the one-third of women who suffer Gardens will be given away. Rand wasn’t sure what breed Tiger By Barbara Richmond with peopie and he’d make a “good cludes transportation, lunch and a show. The trip is chosomatic. cramps. But it has been a spur to Car Ranlal by Budget is. Tiger is not very large and he’s The Connecticut Travel etaff Herald Reporter little watch dog.” He’s mostly white Dr. Budoff notes in her book. “No those who believe women are not to " ■ -Car about a year old and has reached his with some rust-colored spots. More Menstrual Cramps and Other be trusted with responsible positions will be on hand to anewer your queetione. "Tiger needs to benefit - prone to ulcers and stomach inflamma­ and medical professor who has worked Manchester Parkade Choose from thousands. Slenderizing styles. Manchester, Conn. grandparents are George The Lute Children*§ M uieum. tion, the doctors said. on a major study in the area. Manchester. Conn. W.C. Hunt of 285 Charter “In this country, you’re not going to The side effects indicated there are (DftL Lowar fvel) Oak St., Manchester and Fashions from 8AQE ALLEN probably better treatments to be found, convince physicians to use an­ Mrs. Louis Neleber of Boca with The Lutz Historic Collection the researchers said. They added that ticoagulants,” he said. "There are too Raton, Fla. AVAILABLE many frightening complications.” s. 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auxtion. wedding with a gown and DKAR AllBY: My veil and bridesmaids. problem is a neighbor with ENOUGH ALREADY ..k* IN PALM BEACH I felt hurt, angKy and a home-based CB radio, he shocked that she would sit talks with people along the Dear. Abby DEAR Kit Oil Gil: in judgment of me. (She is Gulf Coast and in Canada. accep^t each gift gracious­ not exactly a saint herself, He is on his CB some mor­ ly, display it for a while, if you know what I mean.) nings. all afternoon and Abigail Van Buren then put it away. Your sur­ Should I invite this girl to most nights. He loves the roundings should please my wedding? theme from “The Lone you. BRIDE Ranger" and plays it often. How do I know? Because it DEAR |VBRY: I asked DEAR BRIDE: A bride comes over my television one of my closest friends to usually invites friends and set! be my bridesmaid, and she relatives to her wedding. I watch TV for my own DEAR TIRED: If you exactly an earthshaking This young woman doesn’t problem, but it’s one I’m immediately said, “No, I entertainment, not to hear haven’t already com­ can’t afford the dress." A seem to qualify in either this man. Don't get me plained directly to your sure many people have had category. to wrestle with. week passed, and I called wrong, he's an upstandttfg neighbor, you should. If and told her I would pay for Friends keep giving me citizen with a charming you have, but to no avail, the dress. Then she CONFIDENTIAL TO wife and family, but my set either call or write to your gifts — little knick-knacks DOWN IN UPLAND, th^t should be displayed..I hemmed and hawed and isn't the only one that his local Federal Corfi- asked, “ Are you really NEB.: Someone said, CB interferes with. Almost munications Commission love these people and don’t “ Health is the greatest want to offend them, but going to have a formal everyone in the office and ask someone church wedding?” 1 said, wealth," And may I add, “ neighborhood knows when there to please send you my house is beginning to "Yes, of course.” — and the least ap­ he’s on because we hear the booklet, “How to Iden­ look like an arts and crafts preciated until it’s everything he says. tify and Resolve Radio-TV *--• Then she asked, “Won’t threatened." shop. There is also the you feel hypocritical Many of my favorite TV Interference Problems," problern of having to keep shows have been in­ Phe booklet offers tips on having a wedding like that Everybody needs them dusted. Add that to after living with your terrupted, which frustrates how to correct this in­ thO fact that I have a small friends. For some prac­ me no end. What a man terference, (Perhaps your fiance openly for two tical tips on how to be pop­ apartment and dislike years?" does in his own home is his set is at fault.) clutter. ular, get Abby’s Popularity own business, but when it If the problem persists, I told her, no, I would not booklet.^ Send $1 plus a comes into my home, it write to: The F.C.C., 1919 Is it necessary for me to feel hypocritical. Then she long, self-addressed " - f - becomes my business. M • Street, N.W., keep all these gifts on dis­ came right out and said she stamped (37 cents) What should I do? Washington, D.C. 20554. play indefinitely? My wee couldn’t be my bridesmaid envelope to Abby, TIRED OF “15-4 " apartment already looks because she didn’t think I Popularity, P.O. Box 38923, Herald photo by Pinto IN CHARLESTON, S.C. I)E\R ARRV: Thi isn’t like I’m ready to hold an deserved to have a church Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Herald photo by Pinto 6 GUY CHAMBERS SCORES FOR REED CONSTRUCTION KEN ROBACK OF REED’S CUT DOWN AT SECOND BASE Herald photo by Pinto . . . run helped post 9-4 decision over Farr's at Fitzgerald . . . shortstop Dave Cutter fires to first for doubleplay try Flower power Itching complication of liver disease Mrs. WaItGr Fredrickson, left, and Mrs. Earl Herrick admire one of the arrangements to be seen at the East Central Council of Garden Clubs Standard Flower Show set for Saturday from 1 to 7 p.m. at Center DEAR DR. LAMB: A its function. Others can whites, to induce a biotin Congregational Church. Admission is $1.50 and children are free. More year ago when I was in the send 75 cents with a long, deficiency. There is biotin Lothrop Class B softball champs VA hospital I was told I had stamped, self-addressed in the egg yolk so the net than 150 exhibits are expected. _ cirrhosis of the liver. I’m envelope for it to me, in effect of one raw egg is not 64 and had been a steady Your Health care of the Herald, P. O, likely to riause a biotin Making a believer of runner-up Latnrop, which was unbeaten in Lathrop averaged 14 runs per Kelsey and Joe Tarvano each bats and drove in 17 runs. homer for Reed’s. drinker of beer for some Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ deficiency. Reed Construction for a second time five tourney outings, whipped game in gaining the crown. singled twice and Gary Ware The Insurancemen scored at least ^ m slammed a four-bagger for the ,Iim Magowan had three hits and time. I don’t drink any Lawrence Lamb, M.D. tion, New York, N.Y. Biotin is an important Anorexia: Why? in three nights, Lathrop Insurance Reed’s, 13-3, Monday to gain a berth one run in every inning. Dave Bidwell doubled and winners. Scott Goodrich. Verona and Rich form of alcohol now, and I ■wN 10019. vitamin but it is captured the third annual Town ‘B’ in Wednesday’s finals. don’t intend to. I got the widespread in our food and Fall Slow Pitch Softball Tourna­ Reed’s ' bested F arr’s, 9-4, in homered twice to lead the In- Towering Bidwell was named the Reed tallied all its runs in the first two apiece in Reed's win over Uonliniii-il friiin page II word, no alcohol or else. I DEAR DR. LAMB: I unless one uses LOTS of items, hold unrealistic expections ment with a 17-3 win over Reed’s Wednesday’s opener to gain the jSurancemen’s 16-hit attack, Tom tournament’s most valuable player. inning to take a 3-0 lead. Farr’s. Rich had a second two-run had an accumulation of am concerned after raw egg whites an adult or about food eaten and its effect on Wednesdav night at Fitzgerald right to meet Lathrop for the cham­ Burke singled and homered, Wayne The big slugger collected seven Sam Verona clubbed a pair of homer in this outing. Greg Fuller reading your column that swallowing and dot letting food Ostroyt doubled and homered, Don home runs amoijg his 11 hits in 16 at bingles and .Scott Rich a two-run had two hits to pace Farr's. fluid in the abdomen which a teenager is not likely to touch the lips. A withdrawl from body weight, digestion and Field. pionship. went down in two or three raw egg whites destroy have a biotin deficiency. A metabolism, and think about food in biotin. The only way I can family and friends and secretive days after taking pills. deficiency may cause behavior are also symptoms, said a distorted fashion, said David common cause of death in your body. In advanced get my 14-year-old digestive complaints and Garner of the Toronto General I did not vomit blood but Barnett. in the last 10 months I had the United States. It is ac­ cases of liver disease the daughter to eat a balanced dry scaly skin. Both of Hospital in Ontario, Canada. Physical changes for women that two black stools, I feel tually the fourth most com­ fluid retention can become breakfast is by including a these are commonly occur once anorexia sets in include good now, eat the foods mon cause of death in men a majof® complication. milk shake that contains a caused by something else “This disease is an attempt to stoppage of the menstrual cycle, dry they outlined for me and between ages 35 and 54 and Surgery to improve cir­ paw egg. If the egg white in o th e r th a n a b io tin exhibit strength and control in Birds rally Sixth place Tribe and scaly skin, loss of hair, frailness my mental function is sixth in women of the same culation to the liver and ab- the milk shake is causing deficiency. eating, but is a miserable failure at s and weakness, hyperactivity and age group. And just to d o m e n m ay becom e’ her deficiency I will But I’m not enthusiastic achieving that task,” argued Army & Navy Club good. necessary. difficult sleeping. I have this prolonged think 60 percent of these eliminate the milk shake. about raw eggs in the diet. Garner. Bleeding is common in Class A tourney generalized itching. I used deaths could be prevented. Please advise. A cooked egg may be VNOREXIUS OFTEN have in­ Untreated, anorexia can go on in­ Itching is a complication patients with liver disease, Annual Army & Navy Club ‘A’ In­ Atarax but that didn.’t do better or leave it out of the adequate information about food definitely. The anorexic can starve of liver and gallbladder including infectious vitational Slow Pitch Softball Tour­ any good. A skin doctor DEAR READER: It shake. Raw eggs can be a and diet, develop lists of forbidden to death or die of a related cause disease. It can be very an­ hepatitis. The liver’s role nament gets under way Friday night cools off Boston gave me some pills that takes a lot of avidin, the source of bacteria that such as a heart attack. in forming prothrombin, a foods and deny themselves these tops Yanks with contests at Fitzgerald Field help, but if I stop them I noying. If your liver func­ substance in raw egg cause food poisoning. tion returns to near nor­ substance essential to clot­ and Robertson Park. itch. Am I stuck with this BOSTON (UPI)—The sixth place E itch for the rest of my life? mal, possibly you will stop ting, is disturbed. Then Among the entries are Main Pub. having the problem. large varicose veins of the BALTIMORE (UPI) - If the the hottest of all clubs. We are 1982 M anchester Town champ, Cleveland Indians, coming off three DEAR READER:lam That large accumulation esophagus may develop Baltimore Orioles eventually over­ playing our best against each club.” Fogarty Bros., Moriarty Bros., victories in a four-game series with the third place Boston Red Sox, are glad you have quit alcohol. of fluid in the abdomen is a and bleed. take the Milwaukee Brewers in the Blue Jays 3-12, A’s 2-11 Crockett Agency and Gartenhaus of It Is the cause of about 60 sign of poor liver function. I’m sending you The race for the American League East At Toronto, Dave Baker’s one-out New Britain. The finals is listed finding themselves in the position ol percent of all cases of The pill you took probably Health Letter 7-8, Living Help Project Concern keep kids in their place. crown, they undoubtedly will look single scored Garth lorg from se­ Sunday afternoon at 1:30 at being possible spoilers in the cirrhosis. And cirrhosis of was a diuretic to help wash With Your Liver, to give back on their September series with cond in the bottom of the ninth to lift Fitzgerald. Play is round robin. Atiierican League East race. the liver is the eighth most out .sodium and fluid from you more information on the New,York Yankees as the key. the Blue Jays in the second game. In Schedule: Friday—Fitzgerald—6 The Indians, paced by Andre The Orioles earned their fourth the opener, Luis Leal and Dale Crockett vs. Main Pub; 7:30 Airex Thornton, won 7-4 Wednesday night. P straight come-from-behind triumph Murray combined on a six-hitter and vs. Fogarty’s; 8:45 Airex vs. Peter The loss dropped the Red Sox to 5'/2 over New York with an 8-5 victory the Blue Jays scored three unearned Pub; Robertson —6:30 Fogarty’s vs, games behind the front-running Wednesday night, getting run­ runs for the triumph. Peter’s Pub. Milwaukee Brewers, Her first love's free scoring doubles from. Cal Ripken Saturday: Fitzgerald —9 a.m. The Indians head to second place Itovuls .5,'Mariners 4, 11 and Eddie Murray in a six-run sixth At Kansas City, Mo., Steve Ham­ Northeast Rigger vs. Main Pub, Baltimore to battle the Orioles in a inning. mond's one-out, bases-loaded single 10:,30 Northeast vs. Moriarty’s, noon three-game weekend series. And The victory, the Orioles’ 23rd off the glove of first baseman Jim Main Pub vs. Moriarty’s; 1:30 Cleveland is determined to help out now, but she's not their last 27 games, kept Baltimore Maler in the bottom of the 11th Gartenhaus vs. Levine Distributors; Boston by beating the Orioles, who within l ‘ /2 games of Milwaukee, scored Willie Wilson to extend the 3 Gartenhaus vs. P eter’s; 4:30 are I'-z games behind, which beat Detroit 5-3 Wednesday. Royals’ winning streak to five Levine vs. Peter’s, 6 Airex vs. “Right now the way the schedule DEAR DR. BI.AKER: “We are going down the stretch in games. The decision enabled the Gartenhaus; 7:30 Airex vs. Levine. looks I would have to say they (the Several years ago 1 was in­ a pennant race,” said Ripken, a Royals to increase their lead to two Robertson —11:30 Fogarty’s vs. Red Sox) might slide in second volved with a married rookie who is leading the Orioles games over the California Angels, Levine; 3 Main Pub vs, CIPS; 4:30 place," said winner Len Barker, man. I loved him a lot arid Ask like a veteran at the plate. Crockett’s vs. CIPS, 6 Crockett’s vs. who upped his record to 13-11. “We only walked away from Trailing,5-2 in the sixth, the While Sox 8, Angels 3 Moriarty’s. play Baltimore this weekend and him because I knew he I f Dr. Blaker Orioles chased Yankee starter and At Chicago, Carlton Fisk hit a Sunday: Robertson: 10:30 Fogar­ they’re not going to win at ail this would never leave his wife loser Ron Guidry, 14-7, on Dan two-run triple in the first and Vance ty’s vs. Gartenhaus; noon Crockett weekend. 1 can guarantee that.’’ and I would be terribly Karen Blaker. Ph.D. Ford’s run-scoring single and Law added a two-run triple in a five- vs. Northeast Riggers; Fitzgerald: Center fielder Rick Miller, who frustrated If I stayed in the Ripken’s two-run double past third run fourth to help the White Sox and 10:30 CIPS vs. Northeast; noon knocked in two of Boston’s runs, is relationship. (, - ’3 baseman Roy Smalley, The hits tied Jerry Koosman, 9-6. Koosman CIPS vs. Moriarty’s. Finals at 1:30. acutely aware that with his team’s Well, much to my amaze­ the score at 5-5. pitched the first six innings and poor performaii je against the In­ ment, he is now separated “It was a 3-2 slider, and we got the Warren BrussUr and Kevin Hickey dians,.the Red Sox will have to work breaks,” said Ripken, who is bid­ combined to finish. Geoff Zahn, 16-8, LaPorte captures especially hard if they are to stay in from his wife and is living UPI photo in his parents’ home. ding for American League Rookie- took the loss. 126-pound title the pennant race. true that she has been your work situation. Why “We can’t afford to lose many The problem is that, in of-the-Year honors, Brewers .3, Tigers 3 NEW YORK (UPI) - Juan TOUGH NIGHT FOR DENNIS ECKERSLEY using old equipment for not suggest to her that she Ripken knocked in three runs with more," Miller said, in reference to the meantime, I have At Detroit, Roy Howell drove in LaPorte didn’t need a magnifying .walks off mound after Andre Thornton's homer some time but I have m ake her req u e st in a double and a sacrifice fly to boost the fact the Red Sox have onlv 17 become heavily involved three runs with a double and a single glass to solve this mystery. with this man’s best friend. repeatedly asked her to ap­ writing? That may be his RBI total in the Yankee series to and Pete Vuckovich won his 17th games left in the regular season. proach the boss with her easier than speaking. LaPorte, almost as if saying “We’re just pretty much in a situa­ and Glenn Hoffman reached on first We have been dating for a eight. game of the season to lead the “Elementary, my dear Watson,” RBI single. complaints and she has Feeling down in the After Ripken’s double tied the tion where we have to win every baseman Mike Hargrove’s error. year and have even been Brewers. Vuckovich pitched the won the World Boxing Council Boston closed the scoring on been too afraid. dumps? Get help from Dr. score, Murray delivered off reliever game. Losing three out of four Both runners advanced on Gary talking about living first 7 1-3 innings, giving up 11 hits featherweight championship ■Miller's second RBI single of the together. Just because she can’t Blaker’s newspaper Curt Kaufman with a double to and striking out seven. Dwight Ber­ wasn’t fatal but it was close” Allen.son’s sacrifice. Miller scored game in the bottom of the sixth. take care of herself in the "Fighting Depression." right-center to give Baltimore a 6-5 Wednesday night when top-ranked Thornton knocked in three runs The moment I heard nard got the last five outs for his Mario Miranda, an unknown and un­ on Jerry Remy’s infield out and For the Red Sox, their poor per­ office, I don’t see why she Write to Dr, Blaker in care edge. Pinch hitter John Lowenstein with a home run and a single. Dwight Evans’ single delivered about my first love’s fifth save. beaten quantity from Columbia, was formance this week against the In­ feels she has to take her of the Herald; P.O. Box then singled to right to score Barker went six innings, allowing separation, however, I lost unable to answer the bell for the Hoffman. dians was all too fa:niliar. For some frustration out on me. 475, Radio City Station, Murray and Rich Dauer’s sacrifice Twins 10, Rangers 2 just four hits, with only one of the Cleveland regained the lead 3-2 in interest in the friend. How 11th round in a bout for the title left eight years the Indians have done After all, what did I ever New York, N.Y. 10019, fly capped the scoring in the sixth At Minneapolis, Lenny Faedo four runs being earned. Dan Spillner do 1 handle this tricky vacant by the death of Salvador the fourth on Mike Fischlin’s RBI well in September series against the 6 do to her? Volume of mail prohibits and left the Orioles on top 8-5. drove in three runs with a double notched his 19th save. single but Boston retied the score in situation? Sanchez last month. Red Sox. dashing their pennant I have decided not to talk personal replies but Yankee slugger Dave Winfield, and a single and Gary Gaetti added The Indians jumped ahead 2-0 in the bottom of the inning on Miller’s "He was putting his face right in hopes. DEAR READER: It is to her anymore. questions of general in­ who hit his 34th home run of the year four hits and two RBI to lead the the third when Thornton clouted a RBI single. front of my jab,” said a jubilant tricky because there is no terest will be discussed in in leading off the fourth, said of Twins’ 15-hit attack. Bobby Castillo, two-run homer, his 31st homer of the DEAR READER: It LaPorte, who had fought twice The Indians took command of the “I know everyone says that we way for you to know future columns. Send 50 Baltimore: “I’ve never seen a team 10-11, allowed six hits, striking out season and 30th as a designated game in the fifth when Von Hayes beat the Red Sox in September and whether your 'first love’ is sourids like she is envious cents and a stamped, self- previously for the featherweight ti­ of your ability to ask for this hot in my career. Baltimore is five and walking two for the victory. hitter, leaving him one shy of the stroked a two-run double off starter they think it’s automatic, but it still interested in you and addressed envelope to Dr tle and lost. what you need in the record held by Jim Rice and Rico Dennis Eckersley, 12-12, and scored isn’t, ” Barker said "That’s a real you probably will have to Blaker in cere of the Carty. on Ron Hassey’s single, stretching good team over there — one of the break up with his friend workplace. Herald, P. 0. B)x 475, It’s not very rational, but Boston tied the score 2-2 in the the lead to 6-3. Cleveland added its best in baseball. We just match up before you can pursue that Radio City Statiori, New bottom of the third. Miller walked final run in the sixth on Thornton’s against them very well” old relationship. your very presence in the York, N.Y. 10019. n il in the couponand keep many children (some of whom Air battle expected tonight office only serves to re­ have been in the Manchester To keep kids In their rightful place, Perhaps you have a Write to Dr. Blaker at this seat filled. For 16 years, send a check, payable to: mutual friend who could mind her of what she sees the above address. school system for years) may ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (UPI) - should be by Thursday.” as her weakness. Manchester’s Project Concern OOMTIHUB PHOJIOT COKOBBH . formed well, intercepting three of Malone officially with 76ers find out your old flame’s It figures to come down to a battle. The Bills defense, which sacked Therefore, she acts angry has Invited inner city chil­ be forced out of the program— P.O. Box 8S1, M anokestar, CT 06040 quarterback Doug Williams’ passes PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Jhe feelings. Since you obvious­ dren to enter the local school and out of Manchester. between Minnesota quarterback and recovering a fumble. Chiefs quarterback Bill Kenney Caldwell Jones and the 1983 first- ly still have strong feelings with you. She would rather There’s a demand for air (Checks or monqy orders will also Tommy Kramer and his counter­ “Moses Malohe Watch” has ended^ round draft choice they had obtained not be faced daily with system at grade one and con­ We need your help. Your The Bills, on the other hand, three times, will be forced to play after 14 days but the cost to the par­ about him. it is important conditioners. Exchange be accepted at any Savings Bank of part, Buffalo’s Joe Ferguson when scored two touchdowns in the first without veteran linebacker Shane from the lowly Cleveland Cavaliers. evidence of her unasser- tinue the experience through dollars can help a kid continue Manchester office.) ticipating teams was a steep one. fo you to follow this up. On yours for cash with a low- the Vikings take on the Bills tonight quarter against Kansas City, in a 14- Nelson. Nelson re-injured his right If the Cavaliers should repeat as the other hand, what does tivengss. cost ad in Classified. twelfth grade. And we can all his/her education and make at Rich Stadium in a nationally-, 9 victory over the Chiefs, with wide Malone, the 6-foot-lO cornerstone the worst team in the Eastern □ I am enclosing a check for knee in the game and will undergo TONIGHT of the Houston Rockets for the past that say about your If you (and the new desk he proud of the many success sure that the beneficial cul­ televised game. receiver Jerry Butler scoring th'e surgery. Conference this season, the team $ 7:.30 - Red Sox v». TiperH, 5‘4: years, was traded Wednesday to feelings for his best friend, and typewriter) were not stories that have resulted tural, racial and economic ______The Vikings, who like to put the gamewinner when he hauled in a ; He was replaced by rookie Eugene holding their firstround pick will so evident, she might be Channel .30, WTIC the Philadelphia 76ers. It was the with whom you have gotten FOR SPARKLING from Project Concern. interaction between Hartford ball in the air, didn’t need much 6yard pass from Ferguson in the se­ Marve, an unknown quality from lit­ participate in a coin toss. The able to rationalize her old WOODWORK, TILE, Name. ( :30 • V ankeea vh. Oriolea, WPOP Sixers who, on Sept. 2, had signed winner gets a shot at 7-foot-4 All- so serious? But like many such pro­ and Manchester continues. time against the Tampa Bay Buc­ cond quarter. tle Saginaw Valley State College. 8 :3 0 - MarinerH v». Rovala, l^SA equipment by making the GLASS AND PAINTED Street- caneers in the opener. Kramer hit “To tell you the truth, he doesn’t him to an offer sheet providing a six- America Ralph Sampson of DEAR DR. BI.AKER: boss into an ogre. grams, the Project is now Butler was in good form, despite Cable year contract worth more than $13 SURFACES, add three cp 1^1-28 passes for 131 ^ardSjJn- play like a rookie,” Bills outside Virginia. One day, out of the blue, a It w on’t solve the tablespoons of washing the •victim of cutbacks. And City — the fact he reported to the Bills just 8 :3 0 • NFL: Billn v», VikingH, million. cluHing' a IS-yard touchdown strike 10 days prior to the game following a linebacker Ervin Parker said of Channel 8 “ We held out for what we con­ coworker started Derating problem, however, by not soda to a quart of warm State — .Zip. to veteran wide rweiver Sammy To acquire the two-time NBA me because I have a new Photo by Akos Arnold Ad created by Adams. Rickard fif Mason. Inc lengthy contract dispute. Marve. “He catches on real quick... 8 :3 0 - B oxing, E.SPN sidered fair compensation,” talking to her. That will water and wash. No rinsing Space donated by the Savings Bank of Mancheater/The Manchester Herald White, as the Vikings won 17-10. Most Valuable Player, however, the desk and typewriter. It’s only increase the strain in required. “We’re not 100 percent yet.” h e ’s going to be a h ellu v a I I - Padres vs. Giants, USA Cable 76ers had to part with center Rockets president and general llie Vikings defense also per- observed Ferguson, “but I think we linebacker.” manager Ray Patterson said. r • MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. Sept. 16. 1982 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 16, 1982 Town title unclaimed Cougar hooters bow with the hope of throwing Southern minute mark. By Mike Crispino off balance and controlling the Mil MCC had a chance to tie but two The ‘unofficial’ town soccer championship in 1982 golden opportunities, including a is shared as the Manchester High and East Catholic Correspondent more efficiently on defense. The Owls, however, quickly compen­ penalty kick, went by toe board. elevens battled to a hard-fought scoreless deadlock Southern Connecticut State College Gambling offensively, toe Cougars last Saturday morning at Memorial Field. Thoughts sated by overloading one side of the jayvees jumped to an early 3-0 lead offensive zone and running players were finally caught short as A1 All the scrimmage proved was the clubs were vir­ Souza iced matters with a goal for tually equal and both should be prepared for fine ApLENty in New Haven Wednesday and then through the seams. campaigns. Manchester had the better of play withstood an aggressive second-half When Haikal scored his second Southern at the 81-minute mark. overall — slightly — but who is to argue. Len Auster, effort from Manchester Community goal, it gave Southern a 3-0 lead at the half and gave the appearance a MCC goalie Jim Mavlouganes was n.KVKLANI) BOSTON (Second Game) Eagle Coach Tom Malin was concerned about his Herald Sportswriter College for a 4-1 soccer triumph. again outstanding with 14 saves, ab r h bi ab r h bi OAKLAND TORONTO rebuild defense but its showing against the Silk The loss was the Cougars’ second in rout was on. Dllono if 3 110 Remy 2b . 5 0 0 1 abrhbi abrhbi MAJOR The Cougars, however, turned in a several from point blank range. Castillo If 1 0 0 0 Evans rf 30 11 Murphy cf 2 0 0 0 Baker 3b 4 2 11 WHO AM I? Towners had to give him a warm feeling. ConvertAl as many outings. “We’ll be stressing marking man- Milhorn *2b 5 13 0 Rice If 4 110 Meath If 3 2 2 0 Moseby cf 5 124 midfielder Alan Fish performed admirably at The Owls displayed superior gutsy second-half performance with Baseball llargrv Ib 5 110 Ystrzm dh 4 0 0 0 Itavis If 6 3 3 1 Upshaw lb 4 122 LEAGUE The Eaglettes have won the last two HCC and state for-man this week in practice,” Thorntn' dh 5 13 3 Lansfrd 3b 4 0 0 0 Brruhs dh 4 12 6 Woods If 5 13 2 sweeperback and wing fullback Mike Ahn, another speed up front in the first half and a more traditional 4-3-3 alignment. lindrsn pr 0000 Powell dh 3110 Class L crowns. East Coach Mark Skehan took third stated DeNies, “ You’ll see us Bnnhrg pr 0 0 0 0 Boggs lb 3 110 LEADERS repositioned midfielder, also showed up well. capitalized on an indirect kick and They won the ball more often, navi's rf 5 12 2 Miner cf 3 12 2 Armas rf 3 0 2 1 Nrdhgn ph 10 0 0 place at last weekend’s Wapping Fair Road Race. moved the ball better offensively challenge the ball more defensively llassry r 4 13 1 Hoffmn ss 3100 Briiwn rf 3 0 2 2 Adams ph 10 0 0 The two have the skills required at the backline direct kick for their opening two Saturday.” Mnnnhg rf 4 0 2 0 Stapltn ph 1000 MiK»re Ih 5 0 0 1 Barfield rf .3100 slots. Steve Gates of Manchester was the winner. and made it into a dogfight. “Steven Peruont 2h 2 0 10 Allenson c 2 000 Bell .3b . 4 0 10 Petralli e 5 13 0 goals. Jim Haikal scored at the 12- The Cougars meet New England Mever If 1110 lore 2b 5 2 2 0 Bv United Press International East has a pair of tough opeshers, Friday after­ minute mark and Mai'k Joseph Pike was a real workhorse; he did Bv United' Press International Biinnslr ph 1 0 0 0 Perer. ph 1000 Baiting the job winning the ball and moving power Massasoit Community All Times EOT Dybznsk I 1000 MfKny 2h 5 0 00 Griffin ss 4 2 2 1 • Based on 3.1 plate appearances x noon at Canton High and Saturday morning against made it 2-0 four minutes later on a llarrah 3b 0 0 0 0 Kearnev e 3 0 0 0 College Saturday at 2 o’clock at AMERICAN LEAGUE Gross 3h 1110 number of games each team has played) E.O. Smith in Storrs. The former is defending state it out of the zone in the second half,” Fisrhlln Rf 4 12 1 direct kick. home as part of the Nutmeg Classic East ■/^ Milboume. Ha.ssev. Hayes. HR—Thornton Oakland 100 010 234- 11 Guerrero. LA 1X532 63 IX 310 Manchester has not won the CCIL title since 1974. New York 73 72 .503 12*4 i3D SB-Dilone (33). S-Allenson. Toronto 0107X001- 12 Durham. Chi 1X506 75 156 3X Cleveland 71 73 .403 14 IP H R ER BB SO F/—Baker 3, Bell. Woods. DP—Toronto Hernandez.. StL 143 529 72 161 304 It’s been state Class lIL^himp.in 1979 and runner- Judge rules against NCAA TV contract Toronto ^ 78 .462 18Mi Cleveland 1 LOB-Oakland 12. Toronto 9 2B- B’>ker. LA 1X518 73157 300 up in ‘75. But it has ndf^wbrt league honors in eight Barker (W 13-11) Nrmas. Griffin. Bell. Upshw, Petralli. Sihmidl. Pha 131 466 105 137 .XI 1982 Kansas City '•B Mosehy. Brown. Hk—Woods (2). years. 84 61 579 — Spillner (S 19) C.irler Mtl 137 490 82 147 3X ticipating in the game” and “that California 82 63 .566 2 Boston Burroughs (13i. SB—Sexton (15), ,S~ Call me **Hawkeye.*’ American league That tells you something of the league’s strength. OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - NCAA officials and NCAA’s entire Chiciifzo 77 CT .535 6*4 K'krsly (I. 12-1 42-3 (Ji’iffm SF—Burroughs. Moore. It’s been my nickname g ab r h pet FOOTBALL right may be sold or assigned by Seattle 67 77 .465 16*4 IP H RERBBSO It appears, however, the ‘82 crew is bound and NCAA officials used “veiled” course of conduct .constituted Biirgmeier 41-3 since my boyhood in Wilson. KC 1X521 79 177 .340 those institutions at their dis­ Oakland 60 85 414 24 T-2 57 A-15269 Oakland > rris. Bernard. T—3:02 A—9.324. I'niicr . 4 2 2 1 Schmidt 3b 4 0 0 0 NY 55 S Sax. LA. 46 Harvard 27 Columbia 10 Judy Stoker, a junior at UConn "and former By Earl Yost San Diego 000 000 000-0 M( Gee (I 4 0 0 0 Diaz c 3 0 0 0 American Ix’aguc — Henderson. Oak. Robbins took to bare-footed run­ Boston at Detroit, night l.os Angeles 022001 ®x- 5 124 Gar< ia Tor. 49; J Cruz, .Sea 40. Hiwi842Col«adoSt21 Manchester High diver, holds the two diving marks Sports Editor California al Toronto, night NEW YORK BALTIMORE Ol'crMII :Ui 4 0 0 0 Virgil c 0 0 0 0 ning when only 15 on an occasional Fr-Bevacf)ua. Perkins. Montefuseo. P;nMM'\’ ss 4 0 2 1 Vukovch rf 30 10 Moliinr Mil. 37. Walhan, KC. X. Holy C ro u 17 Maiaachuietti 14 in Storrs.' Stoker compiled 224 points for the mark ’ f'leveland al Baltimore, night ah r h bi ab r h bi I.f)B- San Diego 4. Los Angeles 5, 2B— basis, discarded'-running shoes a Bndiph 2b 4 0 3 0 Sakata 2h 5 110 \nfluiar p 4 0 0 0 Maddox cf 3 0 0 0 Piti hing Houiton 21 Arizona St 19 in one-meter diving and 232 points in three-meter “In recent years I’ve been getting Baiter. .lanes HR—Guerrero (X''. SB— Victories Herald photo by Tarquinlo NATIONAL LEAGUE Mmphry ef 3 0 10 Ford rf 4 2 3 I Tlmmas (D, ! Trillo 2b 30 10 kWioSt35PamandSt14 ihore publicity for being bare-footed dozen years ago and today Competes firiffev rf 3 0 0 0 Ripken ss 3 113 Dc.losus ss 2 0 10 National l.eague — Carlton. Phil. 20-9, diving a year ago to set marks. Stoker still holds the East IP H R ER BRSO \ :den/uela. LA. 18-12; Rogers. Mtl. 17-7. minali25Syracuaa18 in all distance races sans any foot W L Pci. GB Collins rf 2 0 0 0 Murray lb 4 2 3 1 San Diegf) Molinar ph 10 0 0 Manchester record... than for my running,” Charlie Rob­ Winfield If 5 111 Ayala If 2 0 0 0 Aguayo sr 0 0 0 0 Heuss. LA 16 10: NIekro, Hous. Robin- Iowa 23 Iowa St 12 EAST, MANCHESTER BOOTERS wear. St I.,ouis 81 83 .563 - Mont-lusc (L 9-10) 4 4 4 2 1 3 'on I’itl. and Welch, LA. 15-10; Rvah. East Catholic girls' cross country team has a 33- SPORTS bins said recently. * Philadelphia 80 65 .562 1' Piniella dh 3 2 2 0 Lownstn If 2 111 C.riflin 2 2 1110 Denny p 0 0 0 0 Kiniai21TexiiChrltUan 16 . , . ready to soar In ‘82 While in high school, the man who Mazziili dh 10 10 Rocnick cf 20 10 Matusk ph 10 0 0 Hon 16-M meet dual meet winning streak dating back to 1979. The man who will be one of the in­ Mtintreal 79 65 .549 2 l.iic.’c- 2 1 0 0 0 2 American League — Vurkovirh. Mil. Kaniai St 36 South Dakota 10 went on to win 11 National long Pitlshurgh 77 68 531 4' '^inalley 3b 4 2 2 4 Singletn dh 3 0 0 0 Bahnsen p OOOO FORUM ductees at Friday night’s Sports B.alhoni lb 4 0 10 Dempsey, c 3 0 10 I.n Angeles Montnz lb 10 0 0 174 Gura. KC. 17-10. Zahn. Cal. 16-6. LouWana St 22 Oregon S 1 12 Chi» ago 63 83 .432 19 lltMiinn iW .3-51 9 3 0 0 1 2 Hall of Fame dinner at the Army & distance AAU championships, had ■ New York 56 86 394 24 Cerone e 3 0 0 0 Nolan c 0000 Tnl.iN 36 8 13 6 Totals X030 Mnrris. Del. 16-15: Caldwell. Mil. 15-11: Miami (Fla) 28 Virginia Teidi 21 WP- Honton. T-2:nfi. A-40,.3i3 SI L o u is 006X1 116-8 lloM ('hi. 15-14 Navy Club is an amazing guy. to be content to be No.2 in his junior West Wvnegar c 2 0 0 0 Dauer 3b 3 111 Miami (OMo) 17 Northweatim 14 U»s Angeles 83 64 566 - Bohrtsn .ss, 3 0 0 0 Phil.ulclpbia OX.OXOOO-0 Earned Run Average Having celebrated his 62nd and senior years behind Fran Leary Atlanta 80 66 548 N',,‘I ties ph 1000 F/—Vukoviih DP—St I.x)uis 1. Phila- Ba>--ed on 1 inning x number of games McNeawSt28lndlanaSt15 r'lllCAfio PITTSBURGH 'h'lphia 1 LOIF-St Louis 5. Philadelphia ■ ach leniT) ha*= played) Postive event birthday last Monday, Robbins has in both track and cross country. San Kranrisco 76 69 524 6 F’xans ss 0 0 0 0 abrhbi abrhbi MMialpplSt36MamphliSt 16 Totals 38 5 n 5 Totals 31 8 12 7 3 2B -Ramsey. L Smith. 3B-Porter. SF Nalional I..cagu€ — Rogers. MH. 2,31; It was while in college that Rob­ San Diego 74 72 507 8*^ Sandhrg 2h 5 0 10 Moreno ef 5 0 10 Nnd'ijar. StL. 2.56; NIekro. Hou. 2 61; Montana 16 Puget Sound 13 To iIk- Editor: been able to carry the same weight Hnu:tnn 68 78 466 14*4. New York 000 3X 000-5 llendru k 2 bins developed the strength and Baltimore 200 006 00X-8 Bnwa 'is 4 0 0 0 Ray 2b 4 0 o 0 IP H R ERBBSO ivkev SF. 2 73. Soto. Cin, 184 I have lived or worked in on his 5-foot, 7-inch frame for nearly Cincinriati 54 92 .370 28'4 Biuknr Ib 5 1 2 0 Ma'dlek 3b 4 0 2 0 Aineriian League — Petry. Del. 3.X; Nebraska 49 New Mexico St 12 stamina to become one of the Wednesday s Results Iv—Robertson 2. Ripken. DP—New SI Louis. Cards up margin Manchester for my entire life and half a century, 120 pounds. >’nrk.3, Baltimore 1 L O ^N ew York 12. M '.ral's rf 5 12 1 Thmpsn lb 4 12 0 Andujar 'W 13.10) 9 3 0 0 1 4 Sut-Uffc. Cle. 3X ; Vurkovich. Mil. 3 21. Navada-Lts Vsgaa 36 New Maxkx) 26 nation’s top distance runners. .St Louis 8. Philadelphia 0 Durham rf 4 121 Hcbner rf 40 10 I’alo'cr. Bal. 3.2; Stanley. Bos. and up to now have never written in Robbins is the most familiar Chi'-ago 7 Pittsburgh 2 Baltimore 5. . 2B—Ford. Murray 2. I 'luladclphia New Hampshire 20 Boaton 9 Bi’i'krn. Randolph. HR—Smalley 2 (X). •Mnrclnd If 3 2 2 1 Easier If 4 12 0 D-nnv i|. n-D 3 6 5 3 1 2 Ihsiilie, Sea. 3 34, response to a newspaper article, but figure in the Five Mile Road Race in Houston 5. Atlanta 4 WntKJ^ II 0 0 0 0 Pena c 4 0 10 Strikeouts N Carolina S I 21 Wake Forest 6 Montreal 6. New York 5. II innings Winfield '341. SB—Ford (5) Mazzllli (13i. T ibler 3h 3 12 1 Berra ss 4 0 11 B.hnsen 3 2 1 1 0 0 Len Auster’s recent article on the Manchester since he was one of the Although he’s cut down on his NF—Ripken. Daiicr B"lluen 2 4 2 2 1 2 National League — Soto. (’in. 241. North Carokni 35 Vmdarbllt 28 l-New Texas 000 002 0 00-2 T'.fab- 32 4 7 4 Totals .33 5 7 4 the verge of an explosion. Yet toe ( incinnali OX(E0200—4 I’dwin Hfidriguez from Nashville of the Utah St 32 Weber St 26 Sometimes you can’t figure out the single with two out in the fifth. them to stay two games behind first- York (3). Sept. 17. 18. 19; Boston (3). Minnesota W1IP Southern I.eague main thrust of the article seems to Sept. 20. 21. 2 ; Baltimore (3). Sept. 24. ?VBe!l 2. Wright. DP-Texas 2. S.'in Franristn IXOOEfCx—5 Virginia 36 Jamea Madison 14 Andujar has five victories and place St. Louis in the East. Woodie Minnesota 1 LOB-Texas 5. Minnesota 9, F/—Oester LOB—Cincinnati 4, San Basketball game.” be that the relays were not drawing Nutmeg Soccer Clinic 25 26: Away (7)—at Boston (3). Sept. 28. I'hlliidelphia - Acquired center Moses Virginia Mltwy 16 Wm 6 M»y 15 three no-decisions in his last eight Fryman, in relief of starter Steve 2n 30; at Baltimore (4). Oct. 1 (2). 2. 3. 2B—Castino. Faedo. Laudner, 3B- HOUSTON ATLANTA l rnn»is(’o 10 2B-Clark HR—Oestcr (6' 1 The decision eave the Cards the crowds nor were they making Mitehell. (’astino. Sundberg. SF—Castino. ( lark iffit. Driessen (14). Davis (17); SB Malone Irom Houston for center Caldwell Washington 28 Arizona 17 Rogers, picked up the victory, BALTIMORE (17): Home (ID-New ab r h bi ab r h bi Jones and a 19B3 No. 1 draft pick rubber game of a three-game series starts. His last loss came on Aug. 6 money but outside of the IP H RERBBSO Piihl ef 3 10 0 Wshngln rf 5 0 2 1 Wnhilord (8), Osier (5i. Wahkigton St 35 Colarada 14 Dodgera .5, 0 York d ). Sept. 16: Cleveland (3). Sept. College and upped their lead in tne INL, c,asi to Montreal. He shut out the Expos Padrea 17. 18. 19: Detroit (3). Sept. 20. 21. 22; Texas » « ■'’hon 'S 4 12 3 Hubbrd 2h 4 0 0 0 IP H R ER BBSO Waft Virginia 27 MarylMid 16 Thanksgiving Day Five Mile Race Tanana (1. 6-181 4 10 6 5 I 2 Temple — Named Doug Parise on Sept. 6, then pitched five At Los Angeles, Burt Hooton Milwaukee (4). Oct. 1 (2). 2, 3; Awav (6) KnigM 3b 4 0 11 Murphy cf 3 2 10 Cin< innati wrestling coach. WlchlUSt23BilSt17 to l '-2 games over Philadelphia. (Len may have suggested the lists 12 weekend tilts Parr 3 5 4 2 2 0 Spihiian lb 3 0 10 Horner 3b 4 12 2 • ‘-lurlev 5 4 3 2 5 8 hurled a three-hitter and Pedro —at Milwaukee (3>. Sept. 24 , 25 . 2b; at Football Wltcanain30UCU26 “We still have a long way to go,” scoreless innings. abolishment of the Turkey Day Detroit (3). Sept. 28. 29. 30. Boitann 1 0 0 0 1 0 Cruz If 40 10Chmbls lb 2 0 0 1 Haves 21-311102 Prif c M. 34i 0 2 1110 Baltimore - Signed free agent said Andujar. “Philadelphia is a Guerrero hit a two-run homfer in the event had he been around in toe West Minnesota ...... \shhv e 4 0 1,-0 Linares If 10 0 0 linebacker Mike Humislon; waived Wyoming 30 Long Beach St 24 The second annual Connecticut eighth in toe country last year. Kansas Citv -84 61 579 - Castillo (W 10-lD 9 6 2 2 2 5 Meep rf 3 110 Harper If 2 0 0 0 I eslev 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 Yala27BnMin21 Cubs 7, Pirates 2 third, moving the Dodgers 2W San Frnnn.seo delensive tackle Tom Tabor, good club. But we have to beat seventh year of its existence) what CaMfornla ' 82 63 566 2 Tanana piif hed to 3 batters in 5lh. I.nuiks ef 1 0 0 0 Royster ss 4 0 0 0 Chicago - Signed free agent tackle games ahead of Atlanta in the NL Nutmeg Soccer Classic will he Youth play will continue at 3:45 as T~2:12 A-3.642- Martin 6 3 4 4 1 4 •everybody, not just Philadelphia.” At Pittsburgh, Jody Davis athletic events in Manchester do? , Games Remaining Doran 2b 4 111 Benedict c 4 12 0 f*hil McKinnelv. ' ,, West. With his homer, Guerrero played this weekend at Cougar Field Coventry plays Manchester KANSAS CITY (17); Home (8)-S€altIe Ryan p 3 10 0 Boggs p 10 0 0 (■I’.le 'W' 6-14) 2 3 0 0 2 2 George Hendrick drove in four smashed a three-run homer and Certainly not any of toe local high I.’ivelle (S 6) 1 1 0 0 0 1 Green Bay — Signed fullback Jim became the first Dodger to hit 30 with 10 teams participating in 12 Marksmen (B) and will conclude * (l). Sept. 16: California (3), Sept. 27 . 28. CALIFORNIA CHICAGO Tolman ph 10 10 Moore p 0 0 0 0 lensen; p ia t^ kicker Eddie Garcia on runs with a single and two sacrifice Keith Moreland and Leon Durham 29 Oakland (4). Sept. 30. Oct. 1. 2. 3; ab r h bi ab r h bi DSmilh p 0 0 0 0 Porter ph 1,0 0 0 Shirlev pit(’heB-Trevinn. T -2 ’55 A-3.85B iree agent renter Al Steinfeld of C W, (Hanla 5, Reda 4 3:15 p.m. DeCines 3b 4 110 Kuntz cf 2 0 0 0 Philadelphia to 3-0. hits, walked one and struck out thought is crowds and money, we CALIFORNIA (17): Home (6)-Kansas Htiuston 1X010 300-5 Po^l ^ . Citv (3). Sept. 20. 21. 2 ; Texas (3). Oct. ne.lcksn rf 4 12 0 Luzinsk dh 2 3 2 1 AtlanU 0X 110 026-4 Minnesota - Released cornerback Walt ^Bowling “There’s no reason,” said the three in hs fourth complete game of At San Francisco, Chili Davis hit a Sunday, the semifinal games will Renic^z rf 4 0 11 Fisk c 4 12 2 are forgetting about toe thousands Saturday will feature youth divi­ I 2. 3: Awav (ID—at Toronto (4). Sept. F/—Boggs. Hubbard, Cruz. DP— Allan- Williams _ right-hander. “It’s just luck. I have the year and 275th career victory. two-run, pinch homer in the eighth 16 17. 18. 19': at Texas (4). Sept. 2 . 24. Grirh 2b 30 10 Hill c 0000 (a 3 LOB—Houston 5. AtlanU 6. 2B— of participants who enjoy competing be played at 10 a.m. and 11:15. At Foli ss New Orleans — Signed kicker Tom r good luck against them and good John Candelaria. 12-7, took the loss. to lift the Giants. Davis’ 17th homer sion games with Glastonbury 25 26: at Kansas Citv (3), Sept. 2 . 2 . 3 0 0 0 Kemp If 4 12 1 Murphv. Horner. Heep, Doran. Thon. HR Fnlsch, placed kicker Morten Andersen and toe sense of community felt by 12:30 p.m., a Girls’ D game will be 29 FiTgusn e 10 10 VLaw ss 3 112 H**rner <32). SB—Washington (X) S— luck against Montreal." Astros 5, Braves 4 of the season came off losing pitcher 'playing South Windsor at 9 a.m.. j ____ B Frank Kinel will play toe New England Junior by toe Manchester Soccer Club and Sept 2 . 2 : Chicago (3), Sept. 24. 25. 26; 2B—D^inres. Fisk. Grich. Re. Jackson. ''Calendar 3B~Fisk. V Law. Rodriguez. HR— W L T Pci. PF PA ations. cut goallenders Greg Moffett. Shirley Blue 477, Donna Page 454, Editor's note: Mr. Kinel was an the MCC Athletic Cliib. A concession Awav (ID—at New York (5), ^ p t. 17 Buffalo 1 0 0 LOX 14 9 Sf<*ve Pennev and Gilles Heroux, College champion Massasoit of (2>. 18 (2). 19; at Montreal (2), Sept. 2 . Downing (27). Luzinski (18). SB—Kemp Doreen Wood 187, Nancy Washburn (5) New England 1 0 0 LOX 24 13 defensemen fid Small. Bill R(X)t. Steve assistant to the relays’ director. Brockton, Mass., which finished stand will be available both days. 2 ; at Pittsburgh (2), Sept. 2 . 2 ; at m ;W YORK MONTREAL ’ Miami 1 0 0 1 OX 46 X Marengere. Ric Natress. Dave Allison. 181- 481, Marti Barilla 192-466, Sandy Thursday niirago (2). Oct. 2. 3. IP H RERBBSO ab r h bl ab r h bi NY Jets 0 1 0 OX a 46’ Inhn Schmidt. Francois James. Greg Kershaw 461, Brenda Clark 478, SOCCER Improved skills PHILADELPHIA (17): Home (10)- California Wilson rf 5 3 2 0 Raines If 40 11. Baltimore 0 1 0 OX 13 24 l.vnotl and Stejjtiane Lefebvre. and Pittsburgh (3). Sept. 17. 18. 19; Chicago Znhn (L 16-8) 3 6 6 6 1 2 B.nilnr ss 4 12 0 Dawson cf 6 12 1 Central forwards Wavnc Thompson. Mark Henl- Karen Barnowski 451, Lou Toutain East Hampton at Bolton, 3:1.5 (2) . Sept. 2 . 2 ; Montreal (2). Sept. 2 . Sanchez 2-3 4 1 1 0 0 Valentin rf 5 0 2 2 Oliver lb 4 110 Cincinnati 1 0 0 LOX 27 6 ges Mike MePhee. Jeff Mars. Remi 470, Terry Priskwaldo 185-486, Pat South Catholic at Manchester 30: New York (3). Oct. 1. 2. 3; Away (7) Steirer ' 31-321111 Kinpmn lb 5 110 Carter c 4 110 Cleveland 1 0 0 LOX 21 7 Gagne John Goodwin. Larry Landon. —at St Louis (2), Sept. 2 , 21; at Corbett 1 1 0 0 1 1 F.ister If 5 0 2 2 Wallach 3b 4 10 0 Pitt.shurgh 1 0 0 l.OX X X Greg Paslawski. Dan Lane. John CTiabot. Thibodeau 178. (girls), 3:30 Montreal (2). Sept. 2 . 2 : at New York Chicago Houston 0 1 0 OX 6 27 Dave Orleski. Jeff Teal and D^arren Koosman (W 9^) 6 7 2 2 0 2 Briinks 3b 4 0 0 1 Croitiart rl 3 110 East Catholic at Rockville (girls), on Tribe squad (3) . Sept. 24. 2 . 2 . Vrrvrer 2b 2 0 0 0 Little pr 0 0 0 0 West Pickrem MONTREAL (18); Home (ID-New Bru.sstar 21-331100 PINNKTTKS- Phyllis Ruzzier 3:15 Hickey 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Slaab ph 0 0 0 0 Yongbld rl 0 0 0 0 San Diego 1 0 0 l.OX X X York (D, Sept. 16; Chicago (3). Sept. 17. Stearns pr 0 0 0 0 Speier ss 5 12 4 LA Raiders 1 0 0 LOX X 17 Phoenix (MISL) - Slmed goalkeeper 179, Joyce Corriveau 187-493, Mae CROSS COUNTRY 18.-- --19; Philadelphia...... (2),.. ''-t.Sept. 22. 2; Zahii pitched to 4 batters in 4th. Alfredo Anhielo and defender Ekluardo HBR-bv Steirer (V. Law), by BnissUr r.iles 2b 2 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 5 0 0 0 Denver 0 1 0 .OX 3 X Cavagnaro 177-455,'Janet Lusby 192, Manchester at Notre Dame (West Pittsburgh... (3).. . , ^pt. 24. 2. , 2r ; St. Louis Bnrhy r 5 0 10 Rogers p 10 0 0 Seattle 0 1 0 OX 7 21 Ahrahmian. both of Argentina. “I’d like to see us get back into toe (2)., Sepf!SepL Sept. " — 2 , ^2 ; Away .— c/F-a (7)—at New • Grirh), ' WP-Brusstar. T-2:39. A- Evelyn Gallant 198-467, Ellen Bauer By Len Auster 13.784 Howard pr 0 0 0 0 White pn 10 10 Kansas Citv 0 1 0 OX 9 14 Haven), .3:.30 middle of the league (CCIL),” Mally York (2). Sept 20. 21; at Philadelphiaelphia Hodges r 0 0 0 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 National Conference 176-482, Linda Burton 499, Tina Chenev Tech/Bulkelev at Staf­ Herald Sportswriter (2). Sept. 2 . *2: at Pittsburgh (3). Oct. Ownbey p 3 0 0 0 Mills pli 10 0 0 East voices, “I feel if we work hard, we KANSAS CITY Ahrens 471. ford, .3:30 1. 2. 3 SEATTLE Ornsrn p 0 0 0 0 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 W L T Pet PF PA Improved skills from a year ago have the potential. I saw a lot of PITTSBURGH. (17): Home (5)-St. abrhbl abrhbi Allen ■ p 0 0 0 0 Phelps ph 10 10 Washington 1 0 0 l.OX 37 34 FIELD HOCKEY good things in a scrimmage yester­ Louis (2). Sept. 2 . 2 ; Montreal (S). Oct. •ICruz 2b 5 12 1 Wilson If 5 2 2 1 .Inrgnsn ph 1 0 0 0 RJhnsn pr 0 0 0 0 St Louis 1 0 0 l OX 21 7 ANTK^liES- Pat Dorsey 128, Manchester at Wethersfield give Coach Pris Mally the indication 1. 2. 3; Away (12)—at Philadelphia (3). Edier 3b 4 12 1 Wshngt ss 5 13 0 Learh p 0 0 0 0 Burris p 0 0 0 0 Dallas 0 1 0 OX X X Golf her Manchester High girls’ day (Tuesday). We just have to put Sept. 17. 18, &; al ChicMO (2). Sept. 2 . Ca.stillo 3b 1 0 0 0 Brett 3b 4 0 11 Rajsifh ph 0 0 0 0 Fryman p 0 0 0 0 Phila, 0 I 0 -OX 34 37 Irene Yisch 130, Sandy Keegan 133, Fridav things together.” 21; at St. Louis (2).D. ^S ^ t t. . 2 . 23; at Bochte If 4 110 MePUe dh < ^ ^ I Tillman ph 1 0 0 0 NY Giants 0 1 0 OX 14 16 Alice Hirth 128, Fran Doyon 125, SOCf.ER volleyball team will do a lot better Montreal (3). Sept. 24. S, at New Simpson. If 10 10 Cnepen pr 0 10 0 Sisk p 0 0 0 0 Central in 1982. Mally had a turnout of over 40 this York (2). Sept.‘ 1. 2. 2. Zisk dh 4 0 0 0 Hmmnd dh 2 0 11 Tnlals 42 5 10 5 ToUls 30 6 10 6 Detroit l 0 0 l.OX 17 10 Emma Johnson 149-367, Bev Ander­ Fermi at Manchester, 3:30 year against 22 in ‘81. The returning West Cowens rf 5 0 11 Aikens lb 4 0 2 0 None out when winning run scored Green Bay 1 0 0 l.OX 35 X son 132-362, Flo Niles 138^348, Kathy East Catholie at Canton, 3 The Indian spikers posted a 1-17 Los Angeles 83 64 i05 - Hendrsn cf 4 0 0 0 I ^ o r lb 0 0 0 0 New York 100 OOB 110 OO-5 MinnesoU 1 0 0 l.OX 17 10 A sophomores have shown major im­ 4 12 0 htey lb 10 0 0 Williams 132-167-389, Helen Reid GIRLS VOI.LEYBAI.L Atlanta .548 2*4 Gray lb Montreal 010 001 300 01— 6 CTiicago 0 1 0 OX 10 17 mark in ‘81. provement from a year ago, a fact Games Remaining Mahler lb 0 0 0 0 White 2b 5 0 2 0 F',—Kingman. Veryzer, Flynn. DP—New Tampa Bav 0 I 0 OX 10 17 342, Arlene St.Pierre 127-356, Louise ( > - 4 0 10 Wathan c 5 0 0 0 Manchester at Wethersfield “I expect better than last year,” which further encourages Mally LOS ANGELES 05); Home 10 Esslan c Ynrk 1 LOB—New York 7. Montreal 11. West Webb 130-151-374, Sally Anderson East Catholic at Glastonbury states Mally, who sees her Indians Houston (3). Sept. 17, 18. 19; San Brown pr 0 0 0 0 Martin rf 4 10 0 2B-Speier 2. Oliver, Kingman. Bochy. 3B AtlanU 1 0 0 l.OX 16 14 Tallwood about the ‘82 season. &anci8co (3). Sept. 24. 25. X; Cincinnati Sweet c 0 0 0 0 Geronm cf 5 0 0 0 —Wilson. HR—Dawson (201. SB—Raines San Fran. 0 1 0 .OX 17 X 355, Barbara Callahan 129-354, Lucy Saturday begin the campaign Friday at “We should have won four or five ({). Sept. 2 . X; AtlanU (2). Sept. 2 . TCruz ss 4000 2 (601. Wilson (561. Bailor (201. S F - I.A Rams 0 1 0 OX X 36 Even 18 Holes - Gross, Tina Kosicol 133-139-383, Alice Richards FOOTBALL Wethersfield High at3:30. “Wehave 2 ; Away (5>—at San Diego (2), S ^ t. 21, Totals 40 4 10 3 ToUls 44 5 13 4 Brooks, New Orleans 6 1 0 000 7 21 Mikolowsky 44, Florence Ramsey last year. Some we lost last year we / S ; at San Francisco (3), Oct. 1. 2, 3. One out when winning run scored IP H RERBBSO Thursday's Game 128-149-153-430. East Catholic at Plainfield, 1:30 more depth on the bench, more should win this year. The skills are ATLANTA 06): Home (8>-San Diego Seattle 004 000 000 00 - 4 New York »AH Times EDT) 44, Loris Fuller 44; Net, Eleanor SOCCER experience and I feel the skill level / (3). Sept. X. X. X; Away OS>—at Kansas Citv OfB 0® (BO 01 - 5 Ownbey 6- 6 5 4 8 7 Buffalo at Minnesota. 8:X p.m. Aufman 53-19-34, Estelle Mulvey 54- there a lot earlier,” she sees. Cincinnati (S). Sept. 17. 18. 19; at E-Wilson. Esslan. T. Cruz. D P - Orosco 1.3 0 0 0 0 1 REC- Art Johnson 168-144-140-452, . East Catholic at E.O. Smith, is already above what we had last Sunday's Games 20-34; Kickers - Florence Ramsey. Schedule: Sept. 17 Wethersfield A, Houston (3). Sept. 2 , 21. 2 ; at San Kansas City 2. LOB-Seatlle 5. Kansas Allen 124 1 0 0 0 1 Cineinnatl at Pittsburgh. 1 p m. Bill Zwick 155-148-437, Roger Labrie 10:30 a.m. year” ’ 20 Simsbury H, 22 Hall H, 24 Enfield FYancisco (2). Sept. 2 , X; at Los Citv 13. 2B-Gray. Washington 2. 3R-J. Leach 2 2 0 0 0 1 Dallas at St. Louis. 1 p.m. Even 9 Holes - Gross, Mig Cheney Tech at Wolcott, 11 a.m. Angeles (2). Sept. 29. 36; at San Diego Cruz. SB -J. Cruz Wilson 2 (X). S(«i j-it 0 1110 0 L A Raiders at AtlanU, 1 p.m'. 142-141-414, Ray Bernier 147-140-399, Seniors Heidi Shaw, Lianne A, 28 Conard H, 30 Fermi A, Oct. 4. (3). Oct. 1. 2. 3. IP H RERBBSO Montreal New Orleans at Chicago. 1 p.m. McCarrick 22; Net, Kathy Dimlow RHAM at Manchester (girls), Bill Pagani Jr. 387, Ken Osborne Bolduc and Pam Sterling, juniors Penney A, 6 East Hartford H, 8 Seattle . - « . Rogr.* 6 6 3 3 2 3 New York Jets at New England, 1 p.m 25-5-20, Sharron Caruso 30-10-20. 137-377, Tom M artin 370, Jim Windham A 6:30 p.m., 12 Perrv 71-3 » } J J J Smith 1110 0 0 Philadelphia at Cleveland. 1 p.m. East Catholic at Tolland (girls), I Judy Dalone, Jenny Loveland and Local sports featured VandeBerg 0 1 0 0 0 0 Reardon 3 2 1 1 0 2 San Diego at Kansas City. 1 p.m. Jackson 370, Jim Curtin 363, John p.m. Heather Reading and sophomores Wethersfield H, 14 Simshury A, 18 Caudill (L 11-8) 3 3 1 1 4 4 ^ r r t s 24 1 0 0 0 1 Baltimore at Miami. 4 p.m. MINNECHAUG Len. Auster, Herald sportswriter, Kan.sas City Fryman (W 841 14 0 0 0 0 1 Detroit at L A. Rams. 4 p.m. Maiorca Sr. 361, Ken Cromwell 361, CROSS COUNTRY Carin Gocht, Michelle Quey, Betty Hall A, 20 Enfield H, 22 Conard A, 26 Nine Holes — Net, A — Cummings MCC photo keeps you informed about toe local (Jura 7 8 8 4 2 2 3 Ownbey pitched to 3 batters In 7th; San Francisco at Denver. 4 p.m. Bemie Goodin 138-360, Dick Roach Manrhesler/East Catholic boys Maher and Kathy Warwick are Fermi H, 28 Penney H, Nov. 2 East ()uisnbrrv (W Sisk pitched to 1 batter In Uth. Seattle at Houston. 4 p.m. 36; B — Rlggoletti 54; C — Turner Hartford A, 4 Windham H 6 p.m. /IICHELLE CALLAHAN PFIACTICES SOCCER KICKING SKILLS sports world. Read toe latest in his Vandeherd pilchwl to I batter in 8lh. WP-Rogen. PB-Bochy. T-S;». A - Washington al Tampj Bay. 4 p.m. 41; Low putU, A — Burke 17; B — 360, Bill Pagani Sr. 353, Dennis and girls, Cheney Tech at expected to do the bulk of the varsi­ HB('—bv Perrv iMartinl. T—3:51 A U ^ . Monday’s Game Woods 143-352, Stan Waickowski 351, ty work. Matches not noted 3:30 p.m. while watched by Ken Callahan, Kristine LeMlne and Ed Lex “’lltougfats ApLENty,” regularly in Green Bay al New York Giants. 9 p.m. Jackman 18; C - Augustus 16. Windham Invitational, 9 a.m. ’I^e Muicbester Herald. 17 151 Ron Schack 140, Norm Vittner 157/ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 16, 1982 - 19 IB - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 16, 1982 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING RATES DEAOUNE Classified 643-2711 Minimum Charge 22— Condominiums 15 Words 4 6 - Sporting Goods 58—Misc lor Rerjt TAG SALE SIGNS 23— Homes lor Sale 35— Heating. Plumping EMPLOYMENT 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59<-Home8/Apt8. to Shfll’e W9 T i £ ^ § - . 24— Lois-Land lor Sale 46—-Antiques Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to an­ 12.00 noon the day {^^investm ent Property 37— Moving.Truck mg.Storage a u t o m o t iv e PER WORD PER DAY 1 —Loti ano hound 13— Help Wanted 38— Services Wanted 49— Wanted'to Buy before publication. 26— Business Property 50— Produce nounce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, 2 —Personals 14— Business Opportunities 27— Resort Property 1-2 DAYS :... .15cp Deadline lor Saturday is □ --Announcements 15— Situaiior^ Wanted 28— Real Estate Wanted RENTALS 61— Autos lor Sale 3-5 DAYS 14q; you’ll receive O N E TAG SALE SIGNS FREE, compliments of The Herald. MISC. FOR SALE 62— Trucks lor Sale FREE 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 63— Heavy Equipment lor Sale' EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 64— Moiofcycies-Bicycles 6 DAYS 13a: day's deadline is 2:30 41— Articles tor Sale 53— Apartments lor Rent 65— Campers-Traiiers-Mobile FINANCIAL 16— Private Insiruclions 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes lor Rent 26 DAYS. 12(p Friday. 19— Schoois-Ctasses 31— Services Ottered Homes 43— Pets* Birds-Dogs 55— OHices-Stores lor Rent 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Pamimg-Papering 66— Automotive Service Phone 643^2711 8— Mortgage Loans 33 —Building-Contracting 4.4- Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property lof Rent 67— Autos lor Rent-Lease CALL 643-2711 OR STOP'IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER 9— Personal Loans * 34 —Rooltng-Siding 45—Boats A Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent ip.—Insurance REAL ESTATE •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Free CletaHled Adt •••••••••••••••••••••••• INVirATION TO BID Palnling-Pepertng 32 Articlet tor Sale 41 Free Cletalfled Adt 52 Homet-Aplt. to there 59 Hornet For Sole 23 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Roomt lor Rent KiZ.! -i:|:sl'OIII\I..SIIIM‘I.IK.S aeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •«•«••••••*••••••••••••• »##»•••••••••••••••••••* t a g s a l e s •••••••••••••••••••••••• M OVIE C AM ERA “ our •••••••••••••••••••••••• The Hoard of Education, 110 Long DARK LOAM - 5 yards TWO LADDER staging INTERIOR-EXTERIOR gang” Kodak - never used. Mill ltd., East Hartfo^, Ct. will BOLTON - Immaculate delivered, $60. plus tax. hooks, $20.00. Telephone ROOMS - CENTRALLY FEMALE R O O M M ATE seven plus room Raised PAINTING - Wallpapering Asking $60.00. Call 647- receive sealed bids for Custodial Sand, Gravel, Stone & 643-4389. TAG SALE - September 18, located downtown, kitchen wanted over 30. $187.50 per Ranch. Three bedrooms, and Drywall Installation. 9684. month. Telephone 646-0598. Supplies. Bid information and Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. 10 - 3, Rain date 19th. Items privileges. Inquire 39 Cot- month, lelepnone m u-odsb. sp^^jnca'tions aiare available at the 1 Vz baths, two car garage, Quality professional work. from two small estates. tage Street, Manchester, 8 ...... * ...... iiusimssoffice. Scaled bids will be Reasonable prices. Free GUITAR: Six (steel) WHIRLPOOL one acre “ country” lot. Glassware, brick-a-brac received until 10:30 a.m., Monday, __Estimates! Fully ully II insured. PHOTO ACCESSORIES - string Yamaha guitar. Refrigerator, medium a.m. to 4 p.m. Finished basement. Many and some furniture. 94 □ AUTOMOTIVE .September 27. 19^. at which time G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. Tw o Nikon 35mm film Excellent condition. size, top freezer, dented extras. Lower than market Cambridge Street. PLEASANT ROOM for they will be publicly opened and cassettes and one Contax Originally $200 - asking $75. top, $40.00 or best offer. financing available. Grou^ mature working Auto Petit For Sale 60 read aloud. TTie Board of Ekiuca- 35mm , film cassette, $5 Call evenings, 643-7868. Call 647-8593 after 3 p.m. (ion ri'scrvcs the right to accept or 'Your Community Newspaper' I, Belfiore Agency, TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - gentleman. Kitchen •••••••••••••••••••••••• each. Two Graflite 1______—— reject any or all bids or the right to 1413. Friday, Saturday and Sun­ privileges, parking. Near flashbulb guns, $5 each. SOFA BED needs matress. BLACK Full length leather Aulot For Sale 61 waive technical formalities if it is INTERIOR AND day, 9 - 4. 60 Fleming Road, busline. References Cal) Doug Bevins at The Perfect for family room, coat _ size__ 16, ^good condi- in th(‘ best interc.st to do so. MANCHESTER - Forest EXTERIOR Painting and Manchester. AH types of Herald, 643-2711, after 1 Original cost $500 - take it $40.00. 649-4023. required. 647-9033. SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, Nancy J. Harris, Hills - Lovely eight room Paperhanging. Ceilings items including toys, pop­ i)irector/Buslnes.s Services 13 Help Wanted 13 p.m. away for $50! Keep trying TRUCKS Car-inv. value Help Wanted custom Colonial, all large repaired or replaced. Free up camper and air- 020-09 * /x d s $2143, sold for $100. 602-998- rooms, central air- p.m., 647-9613. 1972 TOYOTA - second Looking for a car? Don’t PLEASE READ estimates. Fully insured. CONTEMPORARY arm conditioner. 0575 Ext. 7816. Call Refun­ BOOKKEEPER - Part conditioning, priced at owner, runs OK, body miss the many offerings to References. Martin chair upholstered in red dable. Probate Notice YOUR AD time. Fuss and O’Neill, 210 $109,000. Owner will take FOR SALE - Rossignal skis needs work. Only $95.00. today’s Classified columns. Mattsson after 3;00 p.m., velvet, chrome legs, $150. TAG SALE - Saturday and Court of Probate. District of | Main Stret, Manchester. second mortgage. U & R and Nordica boots size 6‘A. Call 649-0286 after 5 p.m. SALES 649-4431. Brown vinyl recliner, $50. Sunday, September 18th & ...... *1966 MUSTANG Coupe. Six Coventry 646-2469, Betty. E.O.E. M- Realty Co., 643-2692, R.D. $75.00 or best offer. Call Classified ads are taken Contemporary black and 19th, 9:30 a.m. 22 Lillian Apartmentt tor Rent 53 cylinder, three speed. $500. NOTICE OF HEARING F. OPPORTUNITY! Murdock, Realtor. 643-6()ll. HOME BASE CB antenna KSTATEOF MARION T. KNOFF 1 over the phone es a con­ INTERIOR AND white fabric wail hanging Drive, (off Oakland or best offer. Telephone with cable and two 10 ft. I 'ursuant to an o r ^ r of Hon. David venience. The Herald is No experience necev EXTERIOR Painting, 50” X 50” , $25. 646-0479. Street). Rain date: MANCHESTER- One and 742-7936, WANTED; Chemist^ sub­ VERMONT - Mount Snow - DUNHAM Insulated boots extensions. ^0.00. 649-0125. C. Rappe, Judge, dated September I responsible lor only one sary! We’ll give you the paper hanging, carpentry September 25th & 26th. two bedroom apartment stitute teacher for Coven­ beautiful building lots. size 11. Like new. Asking 14, 19112 a hearing will be held on an I incorrect insertion and opportunity to earn as you work. Fully insured. J.P. PERSONAL-BUSINESS available. Centrally 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY, try High School September Superb setting on 1,200 $30.00. 649-2348. SWING SET - includes two application praying for authority r learn. Salary + commission Lewis and Son, 649-9658. CAR Plates - Magnetic GARAGE SALE - Saturday located on busline near 318 CIO, power steering, to sell ano convey a certain piece I then only to the size ol thru January, telephone acres of wooded scenic swings, slide bar, see-saw, + excellent fringe benefit signs, business cards, wed- and Sunday, September shoppit^ center and power brakes, automatic or parcel of real property as in said the original insertion. days, 742-7346; evenings, terrain. Ponds, views, ten­ JUNIOR SIZE 13, navy and carriage swing. Good program. For additional D.G. PETERSEN Painting ding stationery. 18th and i9th. Antique schools. For further details transmission, new front application on file more fully Errors which do not 742-9253. nis courts, indoor and out­ four piece suit. $20.00. condition. $40.00. 647-8095. information and interveiw Company - interior, Manchester Rubber chair and mirror, luggage, call 649-7157. end and brakes. Call 647- .ippears, at the Court of Probate on lessen the value ol the door pools, clubhouse, Telephone 568-5926. plants, etc. 46 Tracy Drive. October 1. 1982 at 9:00 in the mor­ HVAC MECHANIC to do call: exterior, spray, brush or Stamp, Printing- 1989, ask for Dave, after advertisement w ill not saunas, x-country skiing STURDY NAUGAHYDE MANCHESTER - First ning. plant maintenance in a COLOR T1U roll. Custom wallpaper Engraving, 20 Birch, 649- FOR SALE - Bicycle built 5:30. Sarah Carroll. Ass’t. Clerk be corrected by an ad­ and more. From $6,750 Couch, seats split. $20.00. GARAGE SALE - Rain or floor, five large rooms, hanging. Workmanship 4489. 02309 If you skilled nursing facility. for two. $20.00. Call 646- ditional insertion. with $995 down, 10 percent Phone 643-5873. shine. Bqoks, pictures, central to shopping and Full time position. Call 643- guaranteed. 646-8467. 1973 DODGE POLARA APR, seven year term, 8706. frames, games, glassware, transportation. Available 5151 for appointment. MATURE CLEANING WORK BENCH - 85” long, wagon - V8, runs well. New great opportunity. For in­ lovely old punch bowl set, October 1st. $400 month INVITATION TO BID Person needed part time. PAINTING - Exterior and 34” tall, 28” wide. Two ANTIQUE MAGAZINES - TAG SALES batt., tires. AM-FM radio. formation contact antiquated Royal plus utilities. 649-1236 after — CI'SIIION HACKED I WANTED: SCHOOL Bus Must be reliable, interior. Also repair work layers of plank. A-1 shape. House beautiful and others. Large capacity. $600. Chimney Hill Owners typewriter, camera, knick- 5 p.m. ® >iA'rriN(;.s drivers, will train. Call 649- experienced and have done. Reasonable rates and 643-9694. Phone 643-1772 6:30 -i8:30 Assn., Inc., P.O. Box 415, 50 cents per copy. 649-'F517. nacks, jewelry, old sofa The Board of Education. 110 Long . l ! \ \ C 6188 or 537-5234. references. Call for ap- free estimates. 647-9881 or PARISH WIDE Tag Sale - a.m.; 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Wilmington, Ct. 05363. 802- chair set, headboards, MANCHESTER - Newly Mill Drive, East Hartford, CT will pointment, 643-5177. 643-5303. LIVING ROOM SET - ear­ St. James Church Garage. 464-2181. LADYS 26” Deluxe qualitv Christmas tree, skis, decorated one bedroom receive sealed bids for Cushion have something to 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY, UlanflipBtpr SALES PERSON, ly 1900s, very unique, up­ Raleigh built bicycle,e, with Thursday, September 16th, Backed Mattings. Bifi information plantware, ancient Singer apartment. Access to shop­ power steering, power Menswear. Full time in HELP WANTED - full and WALLPAPER HANGING, holstery and wood saddle baskets, 3-speed, and Friday, September and specifications are available at sewing machine, antique ping centers, buslines and quality men’s shop. part time. Neat painting and stenciling. excellent. Must be seen, and pump. Blue and white. 17th, 5-11; Saturday, brakes, automatic the Business Office. Sealed bids □ BUSINESS scale, myriad schools. For further details Iferal^ Excellent working con­ appearance a must. Oppor­ Free estimates. $275. Set of dishes, very Like new. $80.00. 649-1794. September 18th, 10 a.m. - transmission. Excellent will he received until September wonderments. Friday, please call 528-4196 20. 1982. Monday, 10:30 a.m., at ditions plus paid benefits. tunity to make $250 a week and SERVICES References available. Call old, over 110 pieces, $50.00. 11 p.m. Something tor running condition. $600. Saturday, 8 - 5. 224 between 9 and 5 pm or which time they will be publicly Apply in person to Mr. to start. Appliicants apply ...... Sue Cunningham before 8 659-1906, Glastonbury. WOOD Veneer stereo con- Everyone! 568-1009. Ferguson Road. after 5 pm and weekends, opened and read aloud. The Board Abler or Mr. Snyder, 903 Monday - Friday, 10-- a.m. j a tri' or 3fter 6 p.m. sole, four 17-inch spe:lakers Servicet Ottered 31 649-7157. 1975 DODGE Dart, four of ICducation reserves the right to sell for less than$99°° HUGE TAG SALE - Satur­ Main Street, Manchester. or 2 p.m. at 629 Main Free ClattlUed Adt - eight track, record pplayer accept or reject any or all bids or Street, Manchester...... day only 9 - 3. Much glass, door, 6 cyl., automatic REWEAVING BURN with automatic changer, MANCHESTER - Main the right to waive technical for­ SEWING MACHINE E.O.E. jewelry, pottery, old transmission, runs good. malities if it is in the best interest HOLES. Zippers, um­ f o r s a l e - Hoover floor width 18-inch, length 37 in­ D o g t-B Ird t-P e lt 43 Street. 2-3 rooms. Heated. □ NOTICES Operators - Experienced records, clothes, toby Has new radial tires and to do so. brellas repairM. Window LEON CIESZYNSKI vacuum, $20.00. Telephone ches. $75.00. 649-5757. Hot water. Appliances. No preferred. Apply in person MASSEUSE - Female mugs, etc. 63 Benton battery. $1800. 871-2568, Naricy J. Harris. shades, Venetian blinds. 649-6548. BECAUSE SHE’S DEAF, pets. Security. Parking. only - Pillowtex Corpora­ preferred. Good at­ BUILDER. New homes, STUDENT DESK, walnut, Street. Director/Business Services Lost end Found Keys. TV FOR RENT. additions, remodeling, rec a special home is peeded 523-7047. 024-09 tion, 49 Regent Street, mosphere, excellent Marlow's, 867 Main Street. BRIDESMAID or formal four drawers. Good condi­ ...fill out the coupon for a lovable fluffy white Manchester. E.O.E., M/F. clienlele. In the Windhatn rooms, garages, kitchens MULTI FAM ILY Tag Sale LOST - Tiger cat with 649-5221. gown, yellow with tion with chair, $35.00. blue-eyed kitten. P.O.A. MANSFIELD CENTER - ME YOU SELLMG YOUR CM? area. Experience not remodeled, ceilings, bath' - 101 Oliver Road, white underside. Six matching jacket, worn Telephone 646-6794. has many other abandoned Woodsedge Apartments. WANT TO GET THE REST PRICE INVITATION TO BID DENTAL ASSISTANT- needed - will train, Open tile, dormers, roofing. September 25, 9 to 3. months old. From West­ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - once. Size 12, paid $85.00, kittens. Long haired Newly renovated, country FOR in .#624 - Full time, 4 day week, no seven days a week . (5all Residential or commer­ LIKE NEW G.E. toaster minster Road. Call 646-8763 Concrete, (jhimney asking $20.00. Call 647-8054. calicos, part Siamese, etc. setting. Two bedrooms We take all the hassel out ol lA ll.ltlO lt l»\IM'INC Hi 423-7519. cial. 649-4291. NEIGHBORHOOD Tag iifip74' n m Saturdays. Experienced o / Repairs. “ No Job Too oven. $35.00. Call 646-4985. Here’s your chance to starting at $260. Telephone selling your car and get the C\1 l.kIN C ...... xes to; Box DDc/o Herald. WINDOW Drapery Sale - Saturday, September best price too. Call Jerry now Til*’ Board of Education. 110 Long I Small.” Call 644-8356. ELECTRICAL SERVICES make up for another’s in­ 429-4762 or 233-9660. CHRISTMAS IS COMING! material 13 Vz yards Brand THREE COATS - winter 18th, 9 - 4. Duval Street for all the details. Mill Rd .'East Hartford, CT will below and Pertonalt 2 humanity. 342-0571, 633- BABYSITTER WANTED Earn yours free! - We do all types of Elec­ (Corner of Hilliard and receive sealed bids for Exterior | C & M Tree Service, Free new, 46 in wide, multi assorted sizes. Excellent 6581. MANCHESTER - Two to care for infant in our Demonstrate toys and gifts trical Work! Licensed. Call Woodland). Tools, bikes. Painting & Caulking. Bid informa- RIDE NEEDED from estimates. Discount senior colored designs, enough fo r. condition. $25.00 each. 649- bedroom condos, l ‘/z baths, Manchester home. Various for House of Lloyd Party after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. SUBURBAN MOTOR CAR tion and specifications are East Middle Turnpike citizens. Co m p any three windows. $35.00. 646- 2942. A K C DOBERMAN fully appliance kitchen, daytime hours. References Plan. Free kit. Only two furniture, and clothing. Manchester, CT available at the Business Office. across from MHS to J.C. Manchester owned and 0632. Pinchers - Black and rust, large apartments. $475 Sealed bids will be received until required. 643-2242. weeks left to hire! Cali FARRAND B IK E 26” Three speed. Everything including the Penney warehouse Starting operated. Call 646-1327. REMODELING - Cabinets, good temperament. One each plus utilities. Call 647- 649-2076 10; 30 a, m., Tuesday, September 21, collect - 443-8149 7-9 a.m.; FOURTEEN STORM win­ Sears, black, clean - good kitchen sink. 9-15-82. Call Janet, 646- Roofing, Gutters, Room male, three females Price 0391. 1982, at which time they will be WANTED; Mature woman 464-7010 6-9 p.m. dows and two storm doors, working order. $35.00. publicly opened, and read aloud. 3732. LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ Additions, Decks, all types reasonable. 649-3474. moil to: to babysit in my home cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ all for $98.00. Call anytime. Telephone 643-6913. GARAGE SALE - Friday M ANCHESTER - Studio The Board of Education reserves Bolton-Manchester town BABYSITTER NEEDED o f Remodeling and 1975 FORD Mustang II, the right to accept or reject any or ages cleaned. AH types 649-3908. and Saturday, September ALASKAN MALAMUTE - type four room apartment, □ EMPLOYMENT line. 643-7395. in my Manchester home. Repairs. FREE CAMERA PE N T AX K-1000 four speed, good condition. all bids for the right to waive trash, brush removed. Estimates. Fully insured. 17 andlS. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. $100. 10'/4 months old, ail $290 per month. Security. technical formalities if it is in the Part time. Hours flexible. RCA 19” portable T.V., with carrying case. Only $2200, 643-1838. Picket, Split Rail, Stake Bar items, signs, clocks, papers and shots. Parents No pets. Evenings phone best interest to do so. Bryan Farms area. Call Telephone 643-6017. . used a few times. Sold for Help Wanted 13 Fences installed. 528-0670. excellent condition with mirrors, posters, mis­ are AKC registered. 289- 633-3818. Nancy J. Harris, 644-1950. rollabout stand. $30.00. $179.00 - will sell for $99.00. 1981 CHEVETTE - like, CARPENTRY W ORK cellaneous, tires. 221 3704. Director.'Business iServices Manchester Herald I FuU or pply In I Telephone 649-2430. Call 528-6266. new. Very low mileage, SECRETARY - Part time SMALL LOADS OF Windows, doors, Ferguson Road. THREE ROOM apartment 025-09 person, 9 am to 3 pm BABYSITTER WANTED 6 great mpg. Four speed, One Herald Square 1-5 p.m. Experienced. STONE, trap rock, play sheetrock, insulation', (dutical Instruments 44 with heat, hot water, stove, savauwsiKu a.m. sharp till 9 a.m. in my W H ITE Zigzag sewing F O R SALE - two four door. $4600. 871-8531 Typing, telephone, make sand, white stone, loam roofing, concrete. “ No job refrigerator, carpeting. Manchester, Conn. 06040 282 Spwlow BtrMi home Monday - Friday. machine in maple cabinet. aluminum storm doors 31 appointments. Please call and pool sand too small” . Call David M3- TRU M PET - Good starter $300. Adults only, no pets. Town of Manchester 643-9240 between 9 a.m. Attachments included. X 80 and 35W x 80. $15.00 1975 OLDS CUTLASS Salon 643-1211 for an appoint­ DELIVERED. Telephone 8996. instrument. $45.00. Securiydeposit. Call 646- LEGAL NOTICE - and 9 p.m. Excellent condition. $99.00. each. Call 649-6646. - Southern car in mint con­ ment. 644-1775. Telephone 649-4023. 7690. RESPONSIBLE WOMAN Telephone 649-8083. Striped Cape ••••••••«<••••••••••••••• dition! 649-7071 after 5:00 The Zoning Board of Appeals wii) needed to baby sit for new HAIRDRESSER HOME REMODELING, p.m, hold public hearings on Tuesday, ELECTRICIAN - Commer­ Boalt-Accettorlet 45 MANCHESTER - Four TOOL AND DIE Maker, born daughter at our WANTED part time. room additions, all types September 28. 1982 at 7:00 P.M, in cial & Residential. Depen­ DROP LEAF mahogany rooms, heat’, hot water, ’ the Hearing Room, Lincoln Center. minimum ten years Bolton home, Monday thru Experience necessary. aluminum work, roofing. In Fashion 1973 PONTIAC LE MANS - NAME ...... dable, reasonable. Call table, $55.00. Tom, 643-2481 69 PENN Y AN 23 ft. sport appliance, carpeting, on 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to aircraft-related Fridays starting in Call Command Perfor­ Free estimates, 4 door. Mechanically good. after 5 p.m., 644-1141 or or 649-9366. fisherman express, with busline. Adults only. Mr. hear and consider the following ADDRESS ...... experience. Overtime and November. Own transpor­ mance of Manchester - ask reasonable rates, Joe New transmission. Body weekends. Gabor Janosi. 225 Chrysler in-board with Jackson, ERA Blanchard petitions: all company paid benefits. tation. References for Manager, 643-8339. Skaparas, 649-1733. poor. $480. 646-7439. Air-conditioned plant. FREE estimates. , , , SATIN COMFORTER, fresh water cooling. Less and Rossetto. 646-2482. ITEM 4 NO. 892-Philip P. & C IT Y ...... required. Call 646-5995. 3 5 rose, never used, $25.00 than 200 hours on engine. Mabel P. Saunders—Request Dynamic Metal Products PART TIME - Secretary, Heating-Plumbing 1976 GREM LIN - Good con­ variance of Article 11. Section 7 IP ...... PHONE. DESIGN KITCHENS - With comforter coyer, Call between 8 and 10 p.m., FIVE ROOM Apartment, Company, Inc., 422 North LICENSED NURSE, part typist. Experienced dition. $1500. or best offer. 1.03.01 and Article IV. Section cabinets, vanities, counter Duvet. $10.00. Telephone 742-7668. first floor, $400. Tenant Main Street, Manchester. time. A position hara to required. MAK Painting, SOLAR HOT WATER - Standard transmission. 7.03.02 to use nonconforming Interviewing 8 a.m. - 4 tops, kitchen cabinet “ Second Generation” 643-6526. pays utilities. 646-1753. Call accessory building on premises for turn down. To learn more 643-2659. fronts, custom A ntiquet 48 Slant 6 engine. Call 646- p.m. 646-4048. call 649-2358. System. Will save 70 between 5 and 9 p.m. 2910. study area—1085 East Middle woodworking, colonial percent! Five Year DINETTE SET. Beautiful Available October 1st. Turnpike—Rural Residence Zone. TELLER/CLERK reproductions in wood. expandable formica top WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ At this hearing interested persons RN - LPN Staff Nurses. 3- LOOKING FOR a part Payback. ENERGY 1977 THUNDERBIRD - Receive and disburse funds, J.P. Lewis. 649-9658. tabjie with fo'ur chairs. niture, glass, pewter, oil may be heard and written com­ 11 and 11-7 shifts. Full and SOURCES, 646^)643. Hornet tor Rent 54 New exhaust system, new TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLOCK ONE ITEM PER AD. time job working with the answer phones, operate drive $65.00. Telephone 649-0286 paintings, or antique munications received. Copies of part time. Excellent elderly? We have it. 649- brakes and tires. Best these petitions have been filed in Benefit package and shift up window, keypunch daily BABYSITTING □MISC. FOR SALE after 5 p.m. Items. R. Harrison, 643- EAST HARTFORD - Large 2358. work. Full lime, call lor ap­ Experienced and depen offer. Call 646-5901 for ap­ the Planning Office and may be in­ differential, (fall 643-5151, 8709. six rooms plus, Cape. spected during office hours. pointment. -Teller experience dable day care in m ------T YPE W R ITE R SCM elec- pointment. ask for DNS at Crestfield. required. Phone: 646-*i70. Three bedrooms, fireplace, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS NURSES - RN Substitutes Manchester home. Call Houtehold Qoodt 40 portable with carrying Produce SO 2 3 4 fo r Coventry Public centrally located near DATSUN 1971 240Z - Needs Edward Collman. Secretary 1 BACK TO SCHOOL means 646-1095. case, manual return, pica churches, schools and Schools. Contact Dr. USED GRAPES - Pick your own tune up, lots of body work. Dated this 16th dav of September, back to work. Parents, type, $50.00. Call 649-0157. busline. Pay own utilities. Donald Nicoletti at 742- REFRIGERATORS, in your own baskets. 270 $500. Call 649-0618 after 1982 returning students and □ EDUCATION BABYSITTING Weekdays Security required. 014-09 8913. E.O.E. in my home for toddler or WASHERS, R AN G ES - LOVE SEAT, older Queen Hackmatack Street 6:00 p.m. others: ' If you have the Clean, Guaranteed. Parts Available August 1st. $600 time and need cash, we aider. Certified teacher. Anne style with slipcover. (Rear). monthly. 643-1845 or 643- 5 6 7 B PERSON WITH Integrity Private References. Call 643-2810. & Service. Low prices! Good condition. $99.00. Call Truckt tor Sale 62 have a limited number of needed to work third ^ ift. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 1773. part-time positions in our 646-1427. PICK YOUR OWN Must be prompt and willing ATTENTION - Organ f r e e LANCE graphic Street. 643-2171. peppers, sweet bell, horn 1968 FORD 'h Ton pickup, This woman phone sales department. BOLTON - 6 room Ranch. to aintain quality stan­ lessons for beginners, hor design and illustration, and fires, hot eastern very good condition, many Evening positions 1963 IM PALA SS, power IVz baths, garage, dards. Apply in person further information call Personal or business. SOLID CHERRY Bedroom rockets, Hungarian wax new parts, needs minor just sold available. No experience steering, automatic fireplace.$600 monthly plus 9 10 11 12 Monday - Friday between 7 649-5527 after 5 p.m. Logos, letterheads, set - double bed, vanity, work.$600 or best offer. necessary. Will train those transmission, exc. body, and Portigual. Rufs, 440 utilities. Security and the a.m. - 2:30 p.m.- position ...... business cards, posters bench and dresser. $500 or Tom, 674-9413 days; with ambition and good tires, interior recently in­ Addison Road, Glaston­ references required. 643- starts immediately. 7- advertisements, graphs, best reasonable offer. 649- spected. $99.00 or b.o. bury, 633-5116. evenings 646-6727. baby furniture voices. Earn $67.40 to Eleven, 513 Center Street. □ REAL ESTATE 8567 after 6. 1577. $100.00 weekly. Call Gerry charts, brochures. Phone 568-5926. Creative, fast, reasonable. 1981 DATSUN King Cab - she no longer after 5 p.m., Monday - PART TIME Waitress LARGE MICROWAVE OlHcee-Storet 7200 miles, excellent condi­ 13 14 15 16 Thursday at 643-2711. Hornet For Sale 23 646-1408. TW O SETS of bicycle 55 needs needed Monday - Friday. Oven, practically new. training wheels. $4.50 each. u lo r Rent tion, like new, automatic Telephone 647-1551. HOUSE CLEANING - $5.00 Original cost $699. Will sell Telephone 649-2071. transmission. $7500. Call MUNSON'S CANDY MANCHESTER - 66 Henry SIZES NEWLY RENOVATED with a a room. Done by for $399. Call 649-3440. PICK AT THE 649-5889. Kitchen has openings in Street. $70,000. Six room 310 square feet office SALES - PART TM Colonial, IVz baths, experexperienced adult. 646- T E N FLO W ERIN G 4-14yr«. CORN CRIB fast-action retail sales and packing. KENM ORE Heavy duty available. Main Street Motorcyclet-BIcyclet 84 17 16 19 20 enclosed porch, two car 2540. bushes, $5.00 each, large Hours 9-4:30 Monday - LumD6i ui luiiuYrttic experience washer, four years old. location with ample Classified helpful. Call for appointment. garage. Lot 60 x 150. orders ground covers. RasplMrrlM - Friday. Call for appoint­ Call 643-6545 after 5 p.m. parking. Call 649-2891. M*.»rORCYCLE Marion E. Robertson, W ILL BABYSIT your child perennials, $5. houseplants 5664 ment, 649-4332. Exausivfc B-191 10 - 6:30 pm INSURANCE - Lowest Ad. Realtor, 643-5953. in m y Bolton home. small to large potsm 5.00 TWO TUB Apartment size PHOTO-GUIDE Bright stripes trim the COM M ERCIAL Business Rates Available! Many op­ CLERKS NEEDED for all Telephone 646-2820. to $3.50. 649-6486. 1M.B. 8 LEN N EY CO. washing machine. $25.00. PATTERN \2-Vi-24yi yoke of this easy-crochet location - 2,000 plus square tions. Call; Clarice or shifts. We are looking for BUILT IN 1966. Bucfcland Road feet. Large display window FALL CLEANUP - Call 646-7487. FORD FlOO V4 ton pickup cape for the little girl. Joan, Clarke Insurance people that want to work. Ckmveniently located three A smartly styled suit for Ideal coverup for back-to- South Windsor area. High traffic. Agency 643-1126. GAL F R ID A Y - 40 hour Exterior house cleaning truck re-surfaced brake Please apply: Seven-11 bedroom Colonial, with IV^ the half-size . . . easy-sew school. Reasonable rent. Many week. Must be good typist. baths, appliances, finished and repair, trash and brush drums, $25.00 each. 647- Store, 513 Center Street, Call Judy, 646-2900. jacket features contrast No. 5664 has crochet uses. Will sub-divide. 1980 SILVER MAXI-LUV Manchester, between the family room in basement, removal, driveway sealing Articlet lor Sale 41 1638. braid-trim; blouse with directions for Sizes 4-14 and much more. 647-0198. Strano Real Estate, 646- Puch moped. Like new. Person to person hours of 7 and 3. hardwood floors, nice level bow-tie or classic collar; years inclusive. 2000. Asking $450.00. Telephone CUSTODIANS - Tem­ lot. $69,900. Strano Real T A N WEATHER-BEE skirt with easy-moving TO ORDER, m i $1.so far iick ...... 643-1958. porary. Glastonbury EsUte, 646-2000. BABYSITTING ------“ Cordoroy pile-lined coat. front pleats. A youthful JJtttra^plM sot Isr PM titi asi DENTAL Public Schools. Second Wanted to Rent 57 ------^------RECEPTIONIST - part Experienced and depen­ Excellent condition. $25.00. combination in any sea­ «NNE 9A10T * RENTALS shift, up to 8 hours per day. dable day care in my ALUMINUM SHEETS son. FOR SALE - Moped - time for Manchester oral MANCHESTER - Lease Call 643-6297. WOULD LIKE TO RENT family ads only. No pet ads, no garage Minimum hourly wage. Manchester home. Call used as printing plates. .007 Excellent running condi­ surgery office. Office skills with option to buy. 'Two B-191 with Photo-Guide' two bedroom duplex in Applications available 646-1095. thick, 23x28’A". SOc each, ELECTRIC STOVE 19” is in Sizes 12H to 24H. •*~»Artl.ll.T;i0« Room* fo r Rent 52 tion. Have to see to requir^. Duties include: family Ranch with one •••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester. Preferably from: Maintenance Office, •••••••••••••••••••••••• or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- apartment size. Good con­ Size 1414, 37 bust , . . believe! $400. Call Mike - insurance, billing and bedroom in each apart- heat includ.ed, for Glastonbury Public ment. Vinyl siding, Peinting-Papering 32 2711.’Hiey 5TOST be picked dition. Asking $65.00. 649- jacket, 244 yards 46-inch; MANCHESTER - Nice 649-2633. patient scheduling. 1?M ALBUM with 16-page November 1 st. 684-4513 Schools, Glastonbury, separate furnaces, •••••••*********_” ” t*l* up before 11:00 a.m. only. 2558. blouse, 2V4 yards; skirt, room with kitchen or tag sale ads, and no commercial ads. Experienced preferred. 244 yards. G IF T SECTION with fill privileges. Gentleman and 872-0892 after 5:30 p.m. Conn., 06033. Phone 633- appliances and carpeting. INTERIOR PAINTING, 649-2272. direetiou. Price... $2,25. prefeiTM. $50.00 weekly. LEGAL NOTICE 5231, Ext. 498. An A ffir­ Ideal for singles or over ten years experience, TW ELVE SINGLE Rools GUITAR. Accoustic for Patterns available only itoaATtijiEAea Security. Telephone 643- TWO BEDROOM Apart­ mative Action Elqual Op­ newlyweds. $64,^. Gor­ low rates and senior citizen tan vinyl wallpaper at sale, stuaent, never used. in tize* thovm. Board of Tax..Review will y-lRR-.MtU-oii ssi Nn. Hen ment or C on'do. Cncel Monday, September 20. 1982 STRETCH YOUR portunity Employer. discounts. 643-9980. dealers cost. Call Sue at In carrying case. Best Tt ordsr, tend $2J $ |riu ts in n «»■; ken ts mke ttta . 1878. don Realty, 643-2174. Professional woman. Call 7-8 P M . at the Town Office NEED EXTRA NMNEY? 646-0397. offer over $M.00. Call after ftr pisUfi Md kiRdllii. t l W - «EPUKE aUllT*. Z4 BURGER BUDGET by EXPERIENCED 5 p.m., 649^5943. INI NRNtTT M in i m* ippllkini eeilnt. MANCHESTER - Near 647-0373 after 6:00 p.m Building to hear complaints from using one part soy extender SMIing Avon can nalp CLEANING woman FRED LEE Painting - jUM-HEIRtBOkl NAHOmSw-M college. Kitchen persons aggrieved by assessments Limit one ad per family per week. Look for the rrfany Interior and Exterior. JEEPS - Government sur­ tipes cf scailnnfk sum. Looking for an on Motor Vehicles only. to four parts of meat. Your IlgM inflation. Call now wanted one day per week. TiM An. «:1«-T0 OIVI „ UEP-to M»- privileges. $225 monthly. bargain buys advertised in “ Ciheck my rate before you plus listed for $3,196.00, DINETTE SET - table, apartment? Check the Edward Yeomans, Chairman taste buds won’t be able to Large home - all adults. No iientrk Rtm ta sokt. Pu rity and references. at S4e-3SSS or 823- the Classified columns, decorate." Dependable. sold for $44.00. For info - leaf, two chairs. $55.00. AMrau nHa ZIP Board of Tax .Review tell the difference, but your laundry. Please call •-ISl-CRAPTS-OO I Call Linda weekdays, 649- many vacancies listed in 9401 Fully insured. 6^1653. (312 ) 931-1961 Ext. 2340. Call 649-1819. MRt, tins me tlzs. tsHnke HMU. 011-09 budget will! evenings, 643-6433. todav. \ 6IW2 between 10 and 4. the Classified each day.