MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Tenant to join board; Some weeds make Frank Kinel named Cloudy, cool tonight; Bennet leases change great salad greens to coach MHS hoop cloudy on Thursday ... page 3 ... page 13 ... page 9 ... page 2 Mmthtstn MrralJi\A/ednesday, Sept. 25, 1985 — Single copy: 25C Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Gloria takes turn towards East Coast

MIAMI (UPI) — Hurricane land but there is a threat to the cane,” a late advisory warned. northward and increase its for­ the East Coast in the next two or this century have had winds high Gloria, a late-season powerhouse East Coast, particularly the Carol- “ Interests along the East coast, ward speed. three days, but the most likely enough and pressure low enough to feeding on warm air “ like a ina£ northward through New particularly from the Carolinas to National Hurricane Center spo­ scenario at present would be be placed in the top category. Three of those were in the past fireplace out of control," pushed England." New England should closely moni­ kesman Dennis Henize said there landfall in Massachusetts or decade — Hurricane Allen's winds 150 mph winds toward the Eastern Hurricane warnings remained in tor the progress of Gloria.” was iittle threat to south Florida. Rhode Island Friday or Saturday. hit an estimated 175 mph in 1980 Seaboard today and residents were place for the central Bahamas “ Even though this is a very At 9 a.m. EDT, Gloria was Gloria's maximum winds were while David reached 150 mph in warned to prepare for one of the islands, including Eleuthera and dangerous storm, there seems to centered near latitude 26.2 north, near 150 mph, making it a strong 1979 and An rose to 150 mph in 1977. strongest storms of the century. the Abaco Islands, and forecasters be very little danger here now," he longitude 72.2 west, or about 650 number four on the National Hurricane Camille, with around “ This is one storm you don't said a hurricane watch may be said “ We are confident that it will miles south southeast of Cape Hurricane Center scale of one to 200 mph winds in 1969, was the want to stay on the beach for,'' said required for portions of the mid turn to the north, not the west." Hatteras, N.C. It was moving five — five being most severe and strongest storm on record. forecaster Gil Clark of the Na­ Atlantic coast later today. tional Hurricane Center. “ Of toward the northwest at 15 mph Forecasters said Gioria could hit meaning a storm's steady winds Clark said Gloria was on the course, it's still a long ways from “ This is a dangerous hurri- and expected to gradually turn just about anywhere up and down are 150 mph. Only four storms in verge of reaching category five. One-way streets 4 will save parking By Alex GIrelll anticipation of federal approval, Herald Reporter Kandra said, officials met a couple of weeks ago to decide on the scope Three streets running off down­ of the final design. He said Fuss town Main Street will have to and O'Neill, the Manchester engi­ become one-way streets to avoid neering firm that is designing the W . ’ ', the loss of parking on the Main reconstruction, will now submit a Street when it is reconstructed. proposed contract for considera­ Public Works Director George tion by the town. Kandra said Tuesday that three Final design work will begin streets at which there will be no after federal approval of the traffic lights — Wells Street, preliminary design and is ex­ Eldridge Street and Gorman Place pected to take 18 months to two — will have to be made one-way. years. That means construction is Eldridge and Wells streets will not likely to start until 1987. be eastbound and Gorman Place The state's sight-distance re­ will be westbound under the plan. quirement, which would have Kandra said that while the state meant loss of parking spaces, held Department of Transportation up approval of the plan until waived 150-foot sight-line require­ August. The impasse was resolved ments for intersections where when the state agreed to waive the there will be traffic signals, it did sight-line requirement and the not do so for other intersections. town agreed, in return, to lower the li!: If traffic were allowed to enter posted speed limit from 25 to 15 Main Street from Eldridge and miles an hour. Wells streets and Gorman Place, The plan was the second to go the % the sight line would have to be state for review. The first was maintained and parked cars would rejected after a public hearing not be allowed within 150 feet of the because it was too expensive and intersections, he said. too elaborate. The most recent Kandra said the exit onto Main plan met with opposition from Street from St. James Church some downtown merchants who poses a similar problem and the objected to the loss of more that 100 town is seeking a solution to it. on-street parking spaces. UPI photo The state DOT has asked the Federal money will pay for 85 I?” Federal Highway Administration percent of the cost while the town Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze, left, America's “sinister plans of Star Wars” by endorsing a to approve the preliminary plan and the state will pay 7‘/4 percent accusing the U.S. of spreading the arms race to space, Soviet proposal for "Star Peace.” U.S. Secretary of State for Main Street reconstruction and each. The construction cost esti­ is awaiting the approval. In mate is $4.8 million. calls on the United Nations Tuesday to counter George Shultz listens at right. Shultz, Shevardnadze meet at U.N. rtf Bv Matthew C. Quinn seriousness on reaching an arms strating the Kremlin's new atten­ Shevardnadze's speech followed United Press International control agreement at talks in tiveness to public relations since by a day that of Shultz, who urged Geneva, Switzerland. Gorbachev's accession in March, the Kremlin to "get down to real UNITED NATIONS-Secretary Shevardnadze, in the Kremlin's held a news conference to promote business" on arms control. He said of State George Shultz and Soviet latest pre-summit public relations the idea of a world space Soviet objections to “ Star Wars” m Foreign Minister Eduard Shevard­ blast, delivered another attack on organization. are “ propaganda" not be taken irs. nadze get down to business today in the U.S. “ Star Wars" space-based Reports circulated in Washing­ seriously. preparation for tbeir leaders' anti-missile defense program ton that Shevardnadze was bring­ Shevardnadze did not attend November summit amid reports of Tuesday. ing new proposals to the White Shultz's speech Monday. But a new Kremlin arms proposal. In an address to the 40th U.N. House that would cut nuclear Shultz listened attentively and Their U.N. rhetorical joust over, General Assembly, Shevardnadze arsenals up to 40 percent in jotted notes during his counter­ the two men sit down at the Soviet called on the world body to reject exchange for a halt to “ Star part's address. U.N. mission for a scheduled Washington's “ sinister plans of Wars." Shultz breezed past reporters four-hour meeting. The session is Star Wars" and endorse a Soviet The reports, floated by Soviet afterward and offered no reaction expected to deal with preparations “ Star Peace" proposal for space sources, once again put the admin­ but Stale Department spokesman for the Nov. 19-20 summit between exploration; istration on the defensive. Charles Redman read a mild laces President Reagan and Soviet He also said Soviet negotiators Reagan, who has ruled out a deal statement later. iobile.\ leader Mikhail Gorbachev and had brought to the arms control limiting “ Star Wars," said while “ We welcome Mr. Shevard­ issues that divide the nations. talks in Geneva “ substantial, traveling in Tennessee Tuesday he nadze's indication that the Soviet Friday, Shevardnadze meets large-scale and far-reaching prop­ is “ perfectly prepared to take Union will bring new proposals to President Reagan at the White osals” to achieve a “ radical whatever mutual reduction we can the Geneva talks, " he said, adding House, a meeting that U.S. offi­ solution" to the impasse. get" as a step toward “ total that the administration will “ study cials will study for signs of Soviet Later, Soviet officials, demon­ elimination" of nuclear weapons. any new Soviet ideas carefully,” Victim’s wife attends hearing Tearful Pagano pleads for leniency

Bv Kevin Flood Karen Charest, the victim's Pagano would automatically be In addition, Charest's family Herald Reporter wife, attended the proceeding this disbarred for the felony conviction gave Shaughnessy a written state­ morning and watched calmly as in other states. He did not argue for ment demanding that Pagano be HARTFORD — A tearful An­ Pagano, tanned and dressed in a a specific penalty against Pagano. disbarred. The statement, which thony Pagano asked a Superior blue pinstriped suit, addressed the The judge made no comment noted that Pagano cannot vote or Court judge today not to bar him judge. The small courtroom on the during the appearance. serve on a jury because of his from practicing law, saying, “ I've fourth floor of Hartford Superior Pagano, formerly a partner in conviction, said: “ How then can he already forged my own crucifixion Court was about haif fuil during the Manchester firm Beck and be allowed to practice law?" in the bowels of my soul." Pagano's appearance, which Pagano. now called Beck and After the statement was read Pagano, a Manchester attorney lasted just under an hour. Eldergill, was given a suspended into the record, Meisler responded convicted by a judge in Bristol last Shaughnessy is expected to issue prison sentence of two years in that Pagano's voting rights would year on felony charges for his role a written decision on the matter August 1984 after pleading no be restored when his probation in a fatal automobile accident, soon. contest to a felony charge of ended. pleaded for leniency before Hart­ Lawyer Arthur Meisler, who misconduct with a motor vehicle in Murray said today he could not predict when Shaughnessy's deci­ ford Superior Court Judge William represented Pagano, told the judge connection with the accident. He M. Sbaughnessy Jr. that Pagano “ has suffered and will also was sentenced to perform 150 sion would be handed down. Tbe judge heard closing argu­ continue to suffer the consequen­ hours of community service and ments in a hearing to detemine ces of what has happened." fined $500. whether Pagano should be pun­ Pagano could face disbarment, ished professionally for his role in Meisler portrayed Pagano as a suspension of his license to prac­ UPI photo the accident on May 19, 1984. The lawyer who has served the public tice law, or a lesser penalty in accident in Burlington took the life interest, at times without charge. connection with the grievance Inside Today Wreckage site of David Charest, a 31-year-old He cited three environmental proceeding. high school computer-science cases Pagano had brought before Court papers filed today by 24 pages, 4 sections Federal officials document and photograph the sections teacher from Fall River, Mass. the State Supreme Court. Assistant State's Attorney Murray “ Perhaps I've punished myself Assistant State's Attorney Paul said that Pagano lied to state Advica______16 ObltuirlM. of a Henson Airline plane that crashed Monday in more than any court could punish Murray — who represented the police during the early stages of B u tin n s ______21 O pinion___ C lattified____ 22-24 Paoplalalk. Virginia. Rescue workers in background prepare to move me," Pagano said with tears in his grievance committee of the the investigation. The papers also Comica______6 Spona the last of the 14 bodies. Three Connecticut men died in eyes and his voice shaking. “ I Hartford-New Britain Judicial said troopers found traces of Entartainmant_. 16 talavlalon . made one mistake. I'll probably District, which is seeking to punish marijuana in Pagano's vehicle Loltary______2 Waathar__ tiM crash. Story on page 7. never live that mistake down." Pagano professionally — said following the accident. MANCHKSTEK HKKALU. Wediiesdiiv. Sept 25, 1985 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept 25. 19»5 Picasso Museum becomes reality in Paris Military man Bennet tenant to advise board; leases are changed The BHC bylaws already provide By Alex GIrelll and senior citizens will have Joseph Bonafine and his wife raps reports for such a liaison, but the position specialist in museums, formed Herald Reporter year-long leases with fixed rents. told the BHC directors they feel Almost forgotten in the euphoria " I made the choice for the state money in rntoring the Hotel Sale has not been filled. By Alin* Mosbv small rooms with simple white, The change will allow tenants to their lease, which runs through Tenants applauded the decieion to fix rents in of the museum’s completion are with representatives of the fami­ until it was certain to have a MEXICO CITY (UPI) - A • Voted to ask the town directors United P re u International white walls to display the plethora A tenant of the Bennet Apart­ terminate current leases and give June 30, 1986, should continue at the arguments, construction night­ lies present,” he said. worthwhile collection,” Boxo.said. military official said a report by to fill vacant terms on the BHC full-year leases. But some said they did not French news media say Mayor of Picassos. Air conditioning was ments will be named a non-voting them some time in which to do so if the current rent. They said the PARIS — Alter 10 yean of mares and administrative delays At the end of 1979, France finally an American news agency that board. Joseph Hachey has re­ Jacques CHiirac, representing the installed and a new cellar built member of thq Bennet Housing they do not want to pay rent same should hold for other tenants political and familial squabbling, that prolonged the opening for a won a collection worth $100 million 26 studenU trapped for fdhr signed. Robert Heavisides con­ think the Bennet Housing Corp. board had city of Paris which owns the Hotel beneath the ancient one. Corp., the corporation’s board of increases which may be set in who have signed renewal leases. the Picasso museum opens tins decade. while the heirs divided works days in the ruins of a collapsed tinues to serve, although his term Sale, bad doubts about renting it to The awesome town bouse was directors decided Tuesday. November to take effect Jan. 1. Under the provisions approved found an adequate solution for those who month as the home of nearly 4,000 After Picasso’s death in 1973, his valued at $200 million. technical school were rescued ended in March. the Ministry of Culture. The two built in 1656 by architect Jean At a special meeting in the by the BHC directors Tuesday, works of the 20th century’s most heirs elected to take advantage of a But the museum’s opening was was erroneous. • Named Richard Conde secre­ already have signed leases. sides also had differences as to bow Boulier de Bourges for Albert de community room of the Main SOME TENANTS HAVE rent increases, if there are any, renowned artist. French law providing that art set for 1979, then for 1982 — and so "W e haven’t pulled out a tary and treasurer pro-tern to it would be remodeled and bow Fontenay, who made a fortune as Street apartment complex with SIGNED renewal leases that give will be set Nov. 26. Tenants who do Monday's invitational inaugura­ works can be donated to the state in on. single person alive or dead, not replace Hachey. A permanent much the city and ministry each collector of a salt tax — thus the about 35 tenants present, board the apartment management the not want to pay the increased rent tion, attended by President Fran­ place of paying inheritance taxes. Bozo denied in an interview that today or yesterday," an angry secretary will be named at the would pay. name Hotel Sale, or “ Salty Town members discussed two ways to right to raise rents by as much as will have 60 days in which to move ■ raid asked Erie to extend a specific that most of the problems reported cois Mitterrand, collectors of The chosen site — a 17th century differences between the City Mali Naval Capt. Ivan Sanders BHC annual meeting in March Fueling the polemics was the House." get tenant representation on the 10 percent without giving the out, but will not have to pay the Pablo Picasso’s works and his town house called the Hotel Sale in and the French government held Acedo said Tuesday when asked when the ranks will have been invitation to the Manchester Hous­ at the complex had been corrected. fact that Chirac leads the right- The graceful beige stone build­ BHC before settling on giving the tenants any legal escape from the rent increase in those 60 days. / bein, promises to be one of the the Marais district of eastern Paris up tte opening. He insisted the about the reported rescue. filled by the town directors. ing Authority to submit a proposal Exceptions are a leak into one wing opposition, firmly opposed to ing became an embassy in 1671, a tenant only an advisory role. lease. During the discussion on lease most prominent artistic events of on the Right Bank — was found and delay was caused by settling the The report was not issued by • And decided to retain its for managing the Bennet apartment, and the use of parking Mitterrand’s Socialist regime. private house in 1768, a grammar The other way would have been The complex, a former school provisions, FitzGerald abandoned the year. approved in 1975. At the same time rights of succession with the United Press International. schedule, which calls for two Apartments. spaces in the apartment lot by In 1980 the restoration belatedly and art school, then a bronze to appoint a tenant as a voting converted to market-rate apart­ his earlier contention that all On display, some for the first began "the problem of the state Picasso heirs, and by the monu­ Sanders Acedo is chief of meetings a year. Board members Erie said several management patrons of the Army and Navy Club began. Years dragged by and the workroom in the 19th century, a member of the board, which ments with town participation, leases in the complex should run time, will be 229 paintings, 137 selecting the works to match the mental task of finding and recon­ rescue operations at the Na­ said a special meeting, like the one proposals have been submitted, next door, he said. He said that cost of the restoration nearly small factory in the 20th century. oversees operations at the 45-unit came under scrutiny this summer from Jan 1 to Dec. 31 to correspond when an on-site superintendent is sculptures, 34 collages, 85 ceram­ death duties (taxes),’’ a 5-year structing the museum. tional Technical and Profes­ Tuesday night, can always be including one from Greater Hart­ doubled, causing more delay in The numerous occupants altered complex. But the BHC directors after complaints by tenants that to the BHC fiscal year. Steven hired, he will have to monitor the ics and nearly 3,000 drawings and hassle between the Picasso tiiers "The only explanation for the sional High School, known by its called if one is needed. ford Realty Corp., the present prying additional funds from the much of the mansion's original settled on naming an advisory management had been unrespon­ Erie, managing director of Com­ prints, illustrate works and ma­ and the state, said the chief enormous delay in opening the initials, Conalep. manager. He said the MHA had not lot. city and the culture ministry. member after most tenants at the sive to their needs were reported munity Development Corp., which conservator of the museum, Domi­ museum is that the city and the beauty, another reason why resto­ ONE OF THE CRITICISMS that submitted a proposal. During the meeting, one tenant nuscripts. The museum opens to meeting agreed that it was proba­ by the Manchester Herald. One administers the apartment pro­ nique Boxo. government did not want to invest Architect Roland Simounet, a ration took so long. came in the wake of newspaper Two members of the town Board told Erie of exposed plumbing in the public Sept. 28. bly not necessary for their repre­ complaint concerned the provi­ ject, said it would not be a difficult coverage of problems at the of Directors — Stephen Penny and her apartment. He said it would be sentative to have voting power. sions in the renewal leases. job to determine budgeting on James Fogarty — have said that Tenants at the meeting ap­ staggered-lease basis. complex was that the BHC board taken care of. BHC President John FitzGerald did not meet frequently enough. MHA should be managing, the asked the tenants to get together plauded the decision to fix rents in . project. But MHA Chairwoman Some tenants repeated their ALSO AT THE MEETING Another was that there was not Weather and select a nominee for the post. full-year leases. But some said Ada Sullivan said recently she complaints that the management TUESDAY, the BHC directors: enough liaison between the BHC P e o p le ta lk The BHC directors also voted to they did not think the BHC board feels the MHA should not take on had done nothing about problems a Decided to ask the town’s directors and town directors, or change the structure of leases so had found an adequate solution for the management. until newspaper stories focused on those who already have signed Board of Directors to appoint a between the BHC and the tenants. Today’s forecast i that in the future, tenants at the At the meeting Tuesday, FitzGe- Frie ‘!;iia Hnripo ihc meeting them. Princely education Cosell raps preMbox jocks complex for handicapped people leases. liaison from the town to the BHC. Connecticut, Massachusetts Howard Cosell once again is telling it like is and With a puzzled look and a wave for reporters and Rhode Island: Today: Don Meredith, Frank Gifford and O.J, Simpson and photographers, the future king of England mostly sunny. Highs 70 to 75. start^ school Tuesday. In doing so. Prince won’t like it. Tonight: partly cloudy. Lows 45 Democrats back school spending hi William, 3, became the first royal child to begin In ” I Never to 50 Berkshires to around 60 Manchester In Brief his formal education outside the palace. Played the Game,” WEINBERG SAID SHE DIS­ also called Roche’s views "a r­ Prince Charles and Princess Diana took their Cosell’s third book south coast. Thursday: some By Susan Vaughn the Board of Directors turned out GOP to hear surplus Ideas for the news conference. AGREED with comments by the chaic" in view of the slate’s efforts elder son to the $290-a-semester nursery school in about himself, he morning sun but becoming Herald Reporter Republican co-chairwoman of the to equalize spending for towns. Notting Hill Gate, a five-minute drive from their tears into his former cloudy by afternoon with show­ Weinberg said she sees O’Neill’s Republican members of the General Assembly will hold a Legislature’s Education Commit­ The party’s school board candi­ Kensington Palace home. The school’s headmis­ associates on ABC’s ers likely south coast and a Manchester Democrats came support for most of the recommen­ public hearing at Lincoln Center Thursday evening to hear views dates each spoke briefly during the tress, Jane Mynors, says she was "surprised and Monday night foot­ chance of showers elsewhere. out this morning in support of Gov, dations of the Governor’s Task tee. Rep. Marilyn M. Roche, on what should be done with $35 million in surplus state funds and news conference. ball broadcasts, Highs from mid 60s to low 70s. William A. O’Neill’s proposal for F'orce on Equity and Excellence in R-Wilton, said that although she delighted" at the prince’s arrival. ask them whether a special session of the General Assembly Incumbent Francis Maffe called William joins a group called the Little Swans complaining that Maine: Becoming mostly to the state to spend more than $55 Education as an "offense as far as agrees with the concept of in­ should be called to address the matter. creased spending, municipalities for the appropriation of more funds and by the time he joins the Big Swans and leaves ex-football players partly sunny today. High mid 60s million next year on salaries and education." The hearing, one of 12 that the Republicans are holding across should bear much of the cost. for capital improvements and the school in a couple of years he will have been shouldn’t automati­ to mid 70s. Fair with patchy fog training for public school teachers. the state, will begin at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Linclon Center. O’Neill said Monday he supports Weinberg and other Democrats preventive maintenance in the schooled in music, singing, model making, cally qualify for south tonight. Low in the 40s to "The state has an obligation and Chairing the hearing will be Deputy House Speaker Richard 0. schools. Maffe, the chairman of the painting, movement and basic reading and sportscasting jobs. responsibility to share tax dollars raising the minimum starting who spoke pointed to Manchester’s lower 50s. Cloudy Thursday, rain salary for teachers to $19,500 a school board’s Buildings, Sites and writing. “ Like President Belden, Deputy Senate Majority Leader Thomas Scott, Deputy and its surplus with the cities and commitment to education in terms by afternoon south. A chance of year at a cost of $5.7 million and Transportation Committee, said Reagan, he is a House Majority Leader Edward Krawiecki, Senate Appropria­ towns so weeandoourjob," Mayor of percentage of local lax dollars rain north by evening. High in the committee will be reviewing Teflon man,” Cosell tions Committee Chairman Peter Connair, and House Human Barbara Weinberg said at a allocating another $50 million to spent on education. Weinberg said the 60s. architects’ proposals for a bond said of Gifford. "No Services Committee Chairman James Fleming. morning news conference at De­ raise overall salaries for teachers. that although Manchester is the New Hampshire: Becoming issue the board intends to propose matter how many mocratic Headquarters on Hart­ Municipalities would have loshare lowest of 16 Connecticut towns of mostly to partly sunny today. a portion of the cost of raising the next year for upgrading and code mistakes he makes Jobless claims drop 17.7% ford Road. All Democratic candi­ similar size in per-eapita expendi­ Song of Lady Liberty High in the mid 60s to mid 70s. Get the corn In now compliance work at four elemen­ during a telecast, no dates for the Board of Education salaries, but that portion has not tures. the town spends 55 percent of The average number of unemployment claims filed in been determined. tary schools and Manchester High The Statue of Liberty restoration project now matter how glaring F air with patchy fog south Today: mostly sunny. Highs 70 to 75. Winds northwest around 10 and most D'-mn'--'•i'- members of the budget on education and ranks has an official song. B.J. Thomas, who hit it big his weaknesses as a tonight. Low in the 40s to lower mph. Tonight: partly cloudy. Lows 53 to 56. Winds light east. Manchester during the two weeks ending Sept. 7 dropped 17.7 third among the towns in that School. Candidate Terry Bogli spoke in with "Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head" and performer, nothing 50s. Cloudy Thureday, rain by Thursday: some morning sunshine but clouding up during the percent from the previous two-week period, the state Labor category. Howard Cosell support of expansion of the gifted "Hooked on a Feeling," joined the 40-voice sticks to him." afternoon. High in the 60s. afternoon with a 50 percent chance of showers by evening. Highs 65 Department reported. Scores up 30 points School board chairman Leonard Harlem Boys Choir to record "America Is." He complains that Meredith was frequently Vermont: Partly sunny and to 70. Today's weather picture was drawn by Kristen Kelley, 0, of 160 During the most recent reporting period, an average of 914 Seader said that he liked "the good program on both tne elementary and junior-high-school levels. Can­ The song, written by lyricist Hal David and unprepared for games and relied on his pleasant today. Highs in the 60s. Summit St., a student at Waddell School. claims for unemployment benefits were filed, including 832 things the governor is saying," composer Joe Raposo, is the first single from country-boy charm to get him through. Fair and cool tonight. Some fog continued claims and an average of 82 first-time claims. at East Catholic High But to avoid politicizing the didate JoAnn Moriarty said she Thomas’ new album, "Throwin’ Rocks at the As for Simpson, Cosell says, "Thanks to all the forming overnight. Lows in the Statewide, the average number of claims filed during the issues, Seader said he has directed would promote the self-contained Moon," which will be released Oct. 1. commercials Juice was getting, I thought his 30s and 40s. Increasing clouds two-week period decreased 13.2 percent, according to the Labor Board of Education members not special education programs at the former Bentley and Highland Park A line from the song: "Am erica is the light in speech was improving, and he could handle the Thursday. Chance of rain during Department. East Catholic High School stu­ and math skills on the elementary to comment publicly on collective­ bargaining negotiations currently schools because they keep students the harbor the immigrants see, that tells them assignment. I was wrong." the afternoon. Highs again in the dents who took the Scholastic level, which has made students under way with the town teachers’ close to home and are cost- they’ve reached the land of the free.” 60s. Children are topic at MMH Aptitude Test last year scored 30 better prepared to take the test. Thomas, David and Raposo will donate a points higher on combined mean O’Connell said the East Catholic union. efficient. percentage of their p r o c e ^ to the Statue of “ Your Child and the Hospital” will be the topic of a talk verbal and mathematics sections students who took higher-level Director Stephen Cassano like­ Incumbent school board Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, the official Thursday at at Manchester Memorial Hospital. than the previous class, an ECUS achievement tests in math to wise expressed his support for the member Joseph Camposeo pro­ fund-raising organization. Beginning at 7:30 p.m., H. John Malone, a Manchester official said today. qualify for more competitive col­ governor’s recommendations. He moted support of more intensive Extended outlook pediatrician, and Ann Bonney, MMH child life specialist, will "W e were very pleased with the leges and universities also scored said increased financial backing efforts in upgrading math and Bottomless bag of tricks by the state is especially needed in verbal skills for the average Extended outiook for New discuss how parents can protect their children from illness and results, given the fact that 96 well. student on the elementary level Magician Doug Henning doesn’t pull his tricks prepare them for a hospital stay or visit. percent of the students took the On the SATs, 21 percent of the state-mandated programs and be­ England Friday through and better guidance and career out of a bag. He keeps them in a notebook and says Malone and Bonney also will explain outpatient and inpatient test,” said John O’Connell, direc­ ECHS Class of 1985 scored 600 or cause of the loss of federal Sunday: planning for students on the he has at least 100 illusions that he figures will services for children at MMH. tor of guidance. better on the math section and 6 revenues. A well-placed word Connecticut, Massachusetts secondary level. He also said he provide him with a fresh act for years. The talk is part of a weekly series. Speakers appear in the H. Of 330 members of the class of percent scored 600 or better on the Flattery apparently goes a long way with Cybill and Rhode Island: Chance of CASSANO SAID he hopes to would like to see more involvement "People crave wonder now," he says, adding Louise Ruddell Auditorium. There is no charge for admission. 1985, 316 took the test, he said. verbal section, O’Connell said. rain Friday. Fair Saturday and and cooperative ventures between Shepherd. She nnet Bruce Willis, who eventually that, magic "refreshes the brain and soul." The mean verbal score of the Thirty-two percent scored 500 or present his views to the Senate at a Sunday. Highs 65 to 75. Lows 45 to the schools and business. won a co-starring role with her on “ Moonlight­ "When life was simpler, we could wonder at Zinssers help Boland effort class was 451, up 12 points from more on the verbal section and 47 session in Hartford Thursday. He 55. ing," at an audition and liked him from the nature. But now we can’t even see the stars half 1984, and the mean math score was percent scored 500 or more on the Vermont: Rain likely Thurs- beginning. the time and people need to have a sense of Ellen Zinsser, the wife of State Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, 491, up 18 points. The top possible math section, he said. " I thought he was just wonderful," she said in . day night and Friday with a wonder." R-Manchester, will host a wine and cheese fund-raiser on Sunday score is 800 on each section. an interview broadcast Tuesday on ABC’s “ Good chance of heavy rain. Dry and for Edward Boland Jr., a Republican candidate for the Board of Henning, 38, says magic is something that O’Connell said the increase in ,yy 260 NO. MAIN ST. Morning, America.” "1 thought he was real, real pleasant over the weekend. "refreshes the brain and soul" and he began Directors. SAT scores this year locally, MANCHESTER, CT. attractive." doing tricks at 6. By 1975 he was doing them on Highs each day 65 to 75. Lows in The party will run from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Zinssers’ statewide and nationally was a EMERGENCY Double the Shepherd recalled how Willis helped his case at Setelllte view NORTHWAY national television. the 40s to lower 50s. home at 176 Ralph Road. Proceeds will go toward Boland’s result of the emphasis on basic- Fire — Police — Medical that first meeting. "Everyone told me I couldn’t make a living Maine: Rain Friday. Fair campaign. skills in the past eight or nine Value of Your "You looked at my eyes and said, ’How can I Commerce Dept, satellite photo taken at 2:00 p.m. EOT shows doing magic," he said, "They all laughed at me.” Saturday. Fair south and a Tropical Storm Henri off the New Jersey coast producing soma Boland will be on hand at the reception to discuss campaign years. DIAL 911 work? You’re so beautiful — staring into those chance of showers north Sunday. He said much of the credit should Coupons eyes,’ I knew right then he was right for the part." clouds and showers over southern New England. A band of frontal issues and meet members of the community. In Manchester Lows in the 40s and lower 50s. go to the emphasis on the verbal As for Willis’s recollection of the meeting, he clouds stretches from Alabama northward along the Appalachian Highs in the 70s Friday and in the Details In Store said, “ My heart started going boom, boom, mountains Into the Northeast. Low clouds continue over the upper 60s Saturday and Sunday. boom.” MIdweat while a large area of layered clouds extends from the Quote of the day New Hampshire: Rain Friday. northern Rocklea to the central Plains. Board backs ! PEOPLE PlEASERS Fair Saturday and Sunday. Lows Mario Barajas, a civil engineer in Mexico City, in the 40s and lower 50s. Highs in Pick Up a Sill ItllU noting that many modern buildings were razed in the 70s Friday and in the 60s AIDS guides Value Pack Sale last week’s earthquakes while many neighboring Saturday and Sunday. Iviililili Wsl.. Sipt. 25III. Now you know structures built in the 17th century withstood the WALLPAPER SAU Circular at Thin.. 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On this date in history: from the southern Atlantic coast Denver 63, Duluth 50, Houston 85, Jacksonville 84, Kansas City 63, ces — call generally for admitting In 1513, Spanish explorer across the Gulf coast region to Vasco Balboa crossed the Isth- Little Rock 77, Los Angeles 82, Miami 86, Minneapolis 65, Now children with AIDS to classes southern and central Texas and unless the child lacks toilet train­ DAttl-FARMS (ALL VARIETIES) nius of Panama and became the from the southwest across por­ Orleans 86, New York 72, Phoenix 100. St. Louis 71, San Francisco 81. $149: first known European to see the Seattle 70, Washington 76. ing, has open sores that cannot be tions of the Great Basin to covered, or exhibits a tendency Pacific Ocean. ICE CREAM “ 'h ggl. western Oregon. 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Wednesday, Sept. 25. 1985 Report says ‘Star Wars’ Rescue workers destabilizes world security find baby amidst

By Eliot Brenner cooperative transition from of­ ing innocent civilians.” rubbie in Mexico United Press International fense dominance to defense A related OTA report on anti­ dominance.” satellite weapons noted that a Ricardo Ampudia, a presidential . WASHINGTON - Space-based treaty limiting the so-called ASAT By Jane Bussey The “Star Wars” issue has United Press International spokesman, said the fumigation defenses over the two superpow­ emerged as the chief sticking point weapons could slow "Star Wars" was aimed at protecting the city’s ers, even if they only shield missile in talks on new arms reductions research because many of the MEXICO CITY - The con­ 18 million people from disease. fields, could be destabilizing and treaties and is likely to be a major technologies can be used in both Work crews clawed through tons even encourage one side to shoot topic at the November summit fields. firmed death toll from Mexico its weapons first in a crisis, a new Meanwhile, in San Antonio, City’s twin earthquakes rose today of steel and reinforced concrete between Reagan and Soviet leader to 4,596, police said, but another Tuesday, but Ampudia said report says. Mikhail Gorbachev. Texas, the highest ranking Soviet trained dogs used to find survivors The report from the Office of The Soviets argue "Star Wars” official to defect to the West says newborn baby was discovered alive in a shattered building where pinned in the wreckage found no Technology Assessment, released is a U.S. bid to gain military the tough talk Tuesday by Soviet signs of life in the buildings to be Tuesday, also said the proposed superiority and insist the project Foriegn Minister Eduard Shevard­ it had been shielded by the body of “Star Wars” anti-missile defense nadze is a typical tactic to make a dead adult. demolished. be scrapped. Reagan has rejected The Mexico City News said a “It is calculated that there can system could stymie arms control suggestions the research effort is a giving in even a little seem a great no longer be survivors," Ampudia negotiations. concession during arms damaged building collapsed late bargaining chip in arms Tuesday, possibly trapping dozens said. Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., chair­ negotiation. negotiations. man of the House Armed Services Arkady Shevchenko, who de­ of rescue workers but the report Ampudia predicted the death toll Reagan, in Tennessee to pro­ could not be immediately would reach at least 5,000. He said Committee, which with the Senate mote his tax reform package, fected in 1978, warned the U.S. not thousands of people listed as Foreign Relations Committee reiterated his support for the to appear like "stupid fools” by confirmed. asked for the report, said the paper The baby was pulled alive missing would eventually be found project Tuesday, saying it will lead offering early concessions before in shelters around the city. points out the danger in building to "non-nuclear defense systems the November summit. Reagan is shortly before 1 a.m. from under the Strategic Defense Intitiative, scheduled to meet Shevardnadze the rubble of the maternity ward of In a second sign that the that would allow us to protect the General Hospital, a complex government was losing hope of as the "Star Wars" plan is known against missiles without threaten­ Friday. finding additional survivors, au-' officially. where several buildings collapsed last week. thorities kept volunteer workers The administration has bud­ from scouring the ruins of several UPI photo geted $26 billion in research for Rescuers said the infant was what President Reagan has des­ apparently saved because it had collapsed buildings. UPI photo been sheltered from falling debris President Reagan hoists a saddle with presented the saddle after outlining his cribed as a defensive "umbrella” The order was expected to spark to shield the nation from attack $ 19 9 9 by a dead body. The baby, whose resistance from volunteers and the inscription "Saddle Up For Tax tax proposals for an estimated 25,000 because it is aimed at weapons, not A father and his son fall into an exhausted sleep on City. Many modern buildings crumbled in the quake sex and age were not immediately people hoping to find relatives still Reform” after delivering an address in people. people. while some colonial buildings withstood the temblor. disclosed, was given oxygen and alive. ragged bedding taken from a crumbled building as they taken to a nearby hospital. Athens, Tenn., Tuesday. He was He also has said that, if research Values up to *32'"’ rest In a tent city for the homeless Monday in Mexico Desperate people tried to force on "Star Wars” produces reults in The Police Department an­ French rescue workers to dig for developing space-and land-based nounced 436 people had been found their relatives in a collapsed Ready for Soviet envoy high-tech weapons to knock down dead or had died of injuries in apartment building but govern­ enemy missiles, he will share the hospitals in the previous 24 hours, ment troops escorted the foreign technology with the Soviet Union. Sweater vests, cowl Colonial buildings withstand quake bringing the official death toll in rescue workers away from the But the report said that both last week’s massive quakes to scene. sides having the "Star Wars" necks, pullovers -. 4,596. to know who the better builders theast corner stands the main except for bulldozers, convoys of Reagan wants arms reduction technology could increase the risk Sizes 36-46 By William J. Wlllitts heavy trucks and scores of hard- Officials estimate another 2,(X)0 “Don’t let them go!" cried one United Press International were,” said Mario Barajas, a civil office of the National Bank of victims are still buried beneath hysterical woman as the French of a nuclear war because an Mexico, splendid in its red volcanic hatted men pulling at the remains General Assembly this week. cern that he had been “misunder­ attacker, by blunting missiles with engineer directing the salvage of hundreds of buildings destroyed in team was placed on a bus, "Stop By Helen Thomas MEXICO CITY - Mexico’s furniture and files from an evacu­ rock called “tezontle," its marble of 30-year-old buildings. earthquakes last Thursday and United Press International Questioned on White House and stood” and did not want to appear a space-based shield, still would carvings in one piece and its them!” to be rejecting any cuts. have an offensive edge because national cathedral, built in 1525, ated office building. “If they are going to build Friday, which registered 7.8 and congressional reports that the Blouses - solid “All the new is gone, while the stained glass uncracked. WASHINGTON - President Soviet Union is ready to propose a some of a target nation’s weapons towers over the Zocalo main anything here, they should at least 7.3 respectively on the Richter A LEADER OF THE French He said he made the remark "in wovens, and dressy - square, while a few blocks away beautiful remains. That is the only Most of the buildings that have follow the example of the Latin scale. team, Delawnoy Parein, said poor Reagan, gearing up for his meet­ 40 percent cut in nuclear arms in the context that both Mr. Gorba­ would be destroyed. made Mexico City famous are still Thus, one side might fire its Sizes 36-46 there are piles of rubble from consolation in all of this tragedy." American Tower,” the engineer Civic officials reported that 2 organization by Mexican authori­ ing Friday, with the new Soviet exchange for an end to the U.S. chev and myself had said we both At the corner of Isabel la intact. foreign minister, says he is pre­ “Star Wars” program, Reagan weapons first to avoid an attack modem office buildings that col­ said, referring to the 42-story million residents were still without ties delayed rescue efforts at a would like to see the missiles done lapsed in last week’s earthquakes. Catolica and 'Venustiano Carranza Former palaces of Spanish con­ building built in the early 1950s water six days after the initial critical period when time was pared to accept cuts in the said he has only heard that such an away with entirely.” that could wipe out at least part of quistadors, including the Iturbide offer might be in the works. its arsenal. Next door, the 17th century streets the contrast between old with Swiss engineering. quake. A spokesman for the slipping away for anyone still superpowers’ nuclear arsenals but and new, collapsed and solid, stand Palace and the House of Tiles, the the Kremlin has yet to make an "We’re perfectly prepared to "1 was not turning down any "The irony here is that we could Levi Bend-Overs in presidential palace that was built A foundation eight floors deep is Seismological Institute said there alive. offer," he said, “We have received on top of Montezuma’s palace is on opposite corners. latter sheathed in blue and white sunk into the city’s muddy subsoil have been 51 aftershocks since Late Monday and early Tuesday, offer. take whatever mutual reduction end up in the most destabilizing of noveity tweeds - ceramic, look the same as they we can get with the idea" that it no offer, either here or our situations imaginable — one in intact, while dump trucks haul On the southwest corner of the and a series of hydraulic jacks Thursday — including several rescuers at quake-shattered Jua­ Reagan made the remarks Tues­ intersection, the Nafinsa finance have for the past three centuries. day as he was leaving Knoxville, will be a first step toward elimina­ negotiators in Geneva." which the superpower that seeks to Sizes 36-46 debris along cobblestone streets compensates for the more than 100 Tuesday — but most were too weak rez Hospital rescued two infants that once bustled with traffic. building is slated for destruction. Across Madero Avenue, the 16th born days before the earthquake. Tenn., where he campaigned for tion of all nuclear weapons, he In his speech before the United strike first has the best chance of century Church of San Francisco mild tremors that shake the to be felt. B Nations "Tuesday, Shevardnadze surviving," Aspin said. "That is Amid the shattered ruins of the Once a square-block of mirrored capital yearly. Work crews Tuesday began his tax reform package although said. glass eight stories high, all that remains, its eight 12-foot-diameter "They were dehydrated but in the attention this week has shifted But he added that the adminis­ called for a program of space exactly the scenario we have been oldest city in the Americas, both Few modern buildings were fumigating and demolishing build­ Mexicans and visitors are sur­ remains are twisted girders. granite columns holding up the ings in the heart of Mexico City, a very good condition," said Dr. to the verbal sparring before the tration has received no formal exploration instead of weaponry — trying desperately to avoid.” stained glass vault more than 150 prepared for the shocks of 7.8 and proposal for cuts in Geneva, where what he called "Star Peace" Without an agreement covering O' prised to see that 400-year-old Chunks of wall keep falling and sign that authorities had little hope Murray Oscar Garcia. "We are November summit in Geneva, machine gun-wielding soldiers feet overhead. 7.3 on the Richter scalethat rocked going to have to rewrite the Switzerland, between Reagan and U.S. and Soviet negotiators are in instead of "Star Wars" — and said "Star Wars,” the study said, the colonial buildings are still the capital of 18 million people last of finding more survivors trapped standing. push back bystanders. Most streets in the usually medical textbooks," Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. their third round of arms talks. the Soviets had made detailed arms race could escalate and the bustling city center are deserted week. in the ruins. The president appeared willing Reagan answered several ques­ arms control proposals in Geneva. search for an accord could become "You don’t have to think too long Across the street on the nor­ to create a conciliatory climate in tions from reporters to clear up an In response, Reagan said, more complicated. anticipation of his White House earlier comment he made on the "There has been no negotiating "A fear on either side that the Co/uptW meeting with the Soviet foreign run when asked about the Soviet position presented by the Soviets. ’ ’ other could obtain such a first Airline minister, Eduard Shevardnadze. proposal for a 40 percent On the other hand, he said U.S. strike capability could lead both MASTER CARD MANCHESTER PARKADE MON.-WED. 10-e Secretary of State George Shultz reduction. negotiators have "put numbers on sides to build up their offenses and VISA THURS.-FRI. 10-9 was to meet in New York today He said then, "It would be a the table" on reduction of wea­ their defenses," the study said. AMERICAN EXPRESS 649-6382 SAT. 10-5:30 Come see the... with Shevardnadze in New York, better idea if it were more." pons, "And there have been no "Such buildups would make it even LAY AWAYS (next to Emphaela) SUN. 12-S office where they addressed the U N. But later he indicated his con­ counteroffers as yet." more difficuit to negotiate a Tight security bombed surrounds NEW LOOK OF REGAL'S! ROME (UPI) — A time bomb exploded today in the British India election Airways office near Via Veneto, Come See Regal's Newly Enlarged O injuring at least 11 people and \ AMRITSAR, India (UPI) - * virtually destroying the airline Millions of people took part in office in the second bombing in the generally peaceful voting in Pun­ posh district in less than two jab today, protected by the biggest weeks. security operation ever mounted * BIG & TALL SHOP! ^ Witnesses said police seized a for a state election in India where suspect who appeared to be from police held nearly 1,000 people in the Middle East. They described "preventive detention.” UPPER LEVEL, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER the suspect as young, small and The election was seen as a key slender and said he was smiling as step in Prime Minister Rajiv he was arrested. Gandhi’s plan to end Sikh separa­ The bombing came nine days tist violence that has wracked after a grenade attack on a Via Punjab and much of India for the Veneto cafe that injured 38 people, past two years. including 11 American tourists, A Bomb attacks and other violence \ Lebanese-born Palestinian was marred the three weeks of electio­ charged with that bombing. neering but no major incidents had An group called the Revolution­ been reported by the time polls OVERALL VIEW - MAIN FLOOR ary Organization of Socialist M o s I closed at 4 p.m. today. An e m s claimed responsibility for the estimated 30-35 percent of the cafe bombing and warned it would electorate had voted . halfway WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO VISIT THE NEW LOOK OF REGAL’S. NEW attack again in Italy, Britain and through the day, the Press Trust of Spain. India reported. LIGHTING, NEW FIXTURING, NEW LAYOUT. 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Sacks, City Editor Justice blocks restart OPINION at Three Mile Island Visibility faulted at crash site HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - Supreme Court Justice William Brennan halted today’s sche­ By Page Bolnest O’Neill develops theme for 1986 duled restart of Three Mile United Press International Jack Island’s undamaged Unit 1 reactor, which has been idle WEYERS CAVE, Va. — Investi-* patrol around the edges. As the head-table wheels since the nation’s worst com­ gators said visibility was so poor Gov. Bill O'Neill’s basic theme as he seeks re- left a holding room prior to dinner and walked in A nderson the pilot of a commuter plane may election next year is clear now. mercial nuclear accident six single file through the lobby to the ballroom. years ago. not have seen a 2,700-foot mountain He will tell voters over and over that the state is Moffett suddenly appeared and shook a few hands, In a brief order Tuesday, where the aircraft crashed, killing in great shape, income is up, unemployment is -- C apitol including O’Neill’s. Moffett, who had bought a Brennan temporarily blocked a alM4 people aboard. down, people are secure and satisfied, and let’s ticket, then departed for New Haven and a federal appeals court order that Rescue workers spent most of keep it that way — with him in charge. C om m ents would have allowed TMI’s Unit Tuesday scaling rugged Hall The Democratic governor will try — unless function there. Mountain in the George Washing­ Also on hand and working the crowd a bit were 1 to resume operations at 4 p.m. Toby Moffet screws up his plans — for this second Bob Conrad EDT. Unit 2 was wrecked in the ton National Forest to retrieve the O’Neill’s long-time political buddies, George full term on a wave of prosperity in Connecticut, 1979 accident. victims, who included three top Hannon, Jim Wade and Jack Mahanny. While the and he won’t mind taking credit for it. France, U.S. Officials of GP.U Nuclear executives of Beiersdorf Inc., a dinner raised important money to share with Corp, the plant operator, said / Connecticut toiletries firm. It is the kind of campaign well suited for the The Beiersdorf executives killed laid-back, traditional politician Bill O’Neill is — towns having elections this fall, ii was an airing of they expect to get permission to O’Neill’s security blanket, too — the one in which dispute patent restart Unit 1 soon. Spokesman in the crash were logistics man­ the kind who feels comfortable with the status Douglas Bedell said the plant — ager Frank Tichy of Bridgeport, quo, when “quo” means good times. invocation that included what sounded in part like he hopes to enfold voters by making them feel comfortable with him for another four years. except for the reactor — will be Conn., purchasing manager Barry That much was obvious as O’Neill formally a strong endorsement of Bill O’Neill. kept at near-operating temper­ Petersen of Trumbull, Conn., and signaled his intention to run again, and when he Apparently the governor heard it that way, on AIDS test atures and pressures, a state packing engineer John Banaszak addressed the party’s kickoff last week of local because in starting out his remarks he turned to PoBt mortem known as “hot shutdown” pend­ of Yonkers, N.Y. campaigns this fall. the priest and said, “Father, I hope your prayers ing further court action. WILLIAM BRENNAN Although officials said it was too We have a confession. In preparing to be a WASHINGTON — While thousands are dying in TMI Alert Inc., an anti­ early to speculate on the cause of The word around the Parkview Hilton in will be answered.” But O’Neill got no closer to speaker at state Sen. Mike Morano’s dinner . . . nuke stops here declaring his candidacy than saying Democrats agony from AIDS, the French and U.S. governments nuclear group opposing the the Monday crash, Patricia Gold­ Hartford as Democrats assembled for yet another marking 25 years in the Legislature two weeks should make sure their party leadership are engaged in an obscene battle over the patent and restart, requested the llth-hour man of the National Transporta­ textbook fund-raising dinner was that he would ago, we jotted down his pluralities in 1980 and 1984 tion Safety Boardsaid, "There’s a "continues in the governor’s office next year.” royalties on an AIDS blood-testing kit. This not only stay so it can appeal the case to throw away his prepared text and wing it. When — the years Ronald Reagan did so well at but gave lawyers for the Nu­ good chance the pilot couldn’t In the usual ways, the kickoff dinner was what the Supreme Court. O’Neill departs from a speech his aides have spreading coattails. We stuck the notes in a jacket isolates the virus that causes the deadly disease, but The group said residents near clear Regulatory Commission see.” carefully draued, he can be expected to rise above Democrats could expect. The titled personalities could lead to a cure. UPI pOoto pocket. the plant in nearby Middletown and GPU Nuclear until noon She said the visibility ceiiing was the platitudes and really say something. were on display at the head table; U.S. Sen. Chris As we reported last month, the French claim the faced potentially "irreparable” Friday to file arguments 1,000 feet and the mountain was Alas, it was a false alarm. The prepared speech Dodd was up close to O’Neill — a reasonably sure At the dinner, we pulled a slip of paper from our U.S. National Cancer Institute pirated research done psychological and physical against TMI Alert’s request. apparently hidden by a thick cloud Rescue workers remove one of 14 attempting a landing at the Shenandoah was better. And he drew from it liberally enough sign of where the senator will be when he gets jacket and found that its message was: “Take 1-64 by the Pasteur Institute in Paris and iilegally secured harm unless further court hear­ Unit 1 has been idle since Unit cover. Under normal procedures, bodies from a Henson airlines plane Valley Airport at Weyers Cave, Va.,. to justify the effort by his staff. around to endorsing a candidate for governor. The from the airport to the first Williamsburg exit. Go a patent on the AIDS test kit. The French want their ings were held on plant safety. 2’s reactor was damaged Ma rch the pilot would have been flying the 28,1979, in a near-meltdown that plane by instruments and not by crash site near Grottoes, Va., In the Monday. The plane burst into flames on state chairman, Tim Moynihan, and his second in right...” We had changed jackets at the last share of credit and their share of the royalties, which A spokesman for the Impact. A melted wing can be seen in the IN ESSENCE, O’Neill charged the Democrats command, Arline Bidwell, were up there, as were moment. The Morano notes were back home. The have reached about $2 million. So far, the U.S. Harrisburg-based anti-nuclear prompted the evacuation of sight, and officials said they Shenandoah National Park Tuesday. with the task of spreading the message that Henry Altobello, the party treasurer; Ed highway directions were for our trip to group said its members were 150,000 nearby residents. No cannot determine . whether the The plane crashed Into the side of a background draped over a charred tree. government has brushed off the French claims. reactor has ever been down so navigational system was opera­ Connecticut hasn’t had it so good in ages, Caldwell, state comptroller; Peter Kelly; Dr. Williamsburg a week earlier. In the last month, however, the French have "very pleased” by the stay. m rm ntain just below the crest while "We hope this is an indication long, then restarted. tional at the time of the crash. therefore Democrats should be retained in office MlkeZazzaro; Maureen Satti; John Flynn; and Well, the speech was that much shorter — a delivered documents outlining their case to Health that the full court will hear the The NRC approved the res­ The plane, a Beechcraft 99 "So far, we haven’t been able to and given the company of more in spots now the holder of the patent on polictical pep-talk break for the crowd. For the record, Morano took and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler. tart of Unit 1 in May, saying owned by Henson Airlines, was through electronic signals, but Tests of navigational equipment case,” Eric Epstein said. at the airport also turned up no determine if there was one on that occupied by Republicans. oratory, Lt. Gov. Joe Fauliso. his Greenwich district by 11,400 votes in 1980, the Among other things, the French claim that they were Brennan’s order, issued in GPU Nuclear could operate the piloted by first officer Zilda Wolan, officials have been unable to plane but that’s something we’ll be As the 400 or so diners were about to fall on their year Reagan carried that town by 700. In 1984, confirm that. discrepancies, she said. the first to file for a patent in the United States. Their Washington, will remain in unit safely. 26. Goldman said investigators looking at.” fruitcup, the Rev. Joseph Devine got into the — AND AS A REMINDER that the party may Morano won by 18,500 votes while Reagan was application was put on hold, they said, while patent effect at least until he or the full A three-member panel of the Goldman said Capt. Martin She said interviews with air traffic controilers also show that were also digging through the Officials said the 12 passengers pardon the expression — spirit of it all with an have a primary for governor, Moffett was on winning that town by fewer than 13,700. applications filed later by National Cancer Institute court decides whether to grant 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Ap­ Burns, 27, a veteran with more and two crewmembers apparently peals in Philadelphia upheld the than 3,400 flight hours, "was in the 15-seat plane was on course charred ashes and engine remains doctors were granted. TMI Alert’s request for an order to find an electronic location died instantly as the plane disinte­ blocking the restart pending NRC decision in August, and the constant communications with air until it disappeared from radar French officials have warned that a long court screens while en route from transmittor, a device that gives off grated on impact, scattering de­ Editorials review of the group's formal full appeals court said last week traffic controllers, The plane was bris over a 400-yard area. battle is inevitable if the United States continues to the restart could take place prepared to land.” Baltimore to the Shenandoah Val­ a signal that can be picked up by appeal. radar when a plane has crashed. Airline officials released a list of refuse France the credit to which it is entitled. Brennan gave no indication today unless the Supreme Court The pilot initially reported a ley Airport at Weyers Cave. Already, the patent feud has hurt Franco-American The plane crashed 8 miles east of "Henson tells us that its planes the passengers and said most were when a ruling might be issued. barred it. malfunction in the plane's locater, businessmen from the North. Hydro plan V^OETClVlUZEPtNoUSH cooperation in seeking a cure for AIDS. which establishes its position its course, are equiped with ELTs,” she said. ^^IbHAVEloWA^Kc^ BOrWHflT “THERE IS A SITUATION which can create a very V/llUV/E difficult climate and will certainly not contribute to not feasible the conditions of an effective cooperation,” said Monopoly PoWH wioNimw? Pasteur Institute Director Raymond Dedonder in a private statement to HHS officials. A transcript has If the proposal to develop a hydropower been seen by our associate Corky Johnson. champ has facility at Union Pond dam hasn’t been “The granting of the patent to NCI, while our earlier officially pronounced dead, it should be. application is still under consideration, may imply big plans Last week, Manchester officials learned consequences which can be deleterious for the Pasteur Institute and its licensees, and that we cannot that the private company working on the accept,” Dedoner said. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) - proposal had decided that such a project Dedoner said his doctors are committed to Jason Bunn collected enough would not pay off. The company. Catalyst cooperation with the Americans for public health houses and hotels to become the Cashin * / / / reasons, but vowed that the French will fight for their new world champion of Monopoly, Energy Development Corp., told town offi­ i but said he has no intention of cials it would pull out of the partnership. rightful credit. investing his winnings in "real” I **< “It is a well-established fact that the virus But town officials, according to reports late #« property. last week, have not given up. responsibie for AIDS has been discovered by the Jason Bunn, 25. of West York­ Robert Huestis, the town’s budget officer, group working at the Pasteur Institute,” Dedonder shire, England, said winning at the said. "We think that we are entitled to a full board game doesn’t guarantee said he would discuss the matter with the recognition of this fact and consequently to a full wihning when there’s more than public works director and the town manager recognition of bur right to a patent.” play money at stake. to determine whether Manchester should Among the evidence submitted to support the “It’s not a very good market at undertake the hyrdoelectric project on its French claim were copies of newspaper articles, the moment,” the British engineer on your home said after driving four other own. including one in which the head of the Centers for “wheeler-dealers” into bank­ That should be one short discussion. Disease Control in Atlanta was quoted as saying that ruptcy to claim the world title in a The town has no business proceeding with the AIDS virus was discovered by French researcher game played at the intersection of the proposal, considering that experts have Luc Montagnier. the real Boardwalk and Park Place. t said such a facility is not financially feasible. Washington Window “IF A SATISFACTORY AGREEMENT is not "I want to invest it somewhere, ” Town officials should abandon the idea and attained, the Pasteur Institute is prepared, deter­ Bunn said of his $15,140 in win­ devote their energies to getting repair work mined and even compelled to utilize all available nings. "I’ll probably blow a little.” Bunn, who said he has played under way at Union Pond dam. procedures to obtain complete recognition of its Monopoly since he was 7 and plays rights,” Dodonder warned. almost every day at lunch, took Over Dirksen’s dead body Dedonder added that an unseemly public brawl just an hour and 45 minutes; over the AIDS test patent will tarnish the “good image ’Tuesday to accumulate enough By Steve Gerstel death in 1969, was a marigold man. intoned, could claim the resilience of science and scientists.” property to wipe out national In his garden outside the nation’s against vagaries of the weather But Dr. Rogert Gallo, the leading American AIDS champions from Japan, Austria, Cheney myths WASHINGTON - It would capital, he could admire other nor the onslaught of insects as well researcher, insisted the feud is wholly on the French Australia and Peru in the sixth never, never have happened if flowers, other blooms, but none as the marigold. side. workd championships. like the marigold. But it was all in vain. Gallo, who the press has given equal credit to, along He won a special golden anniver- ”It’s unbelievable. I think this town knows Everett Dirksen were still alive. It ary edition of the Parker Brothers was a blessing he did not witness Every year for 10 years, Dirksen And yet, in all these years since with Montagnier, for the discovery of the AIDS virus, more about Cheney industries than the game, complete with $15,140 in the sacrilege in the Senate. tried to persuade his colleagues in Dirksen’s death, no attempt was said his staff has been cooperating with researchers cash in place of the play money Cheneys do” With all sorts of good humor and the Senate to name the marigold made in the Senate to select a around the world. He indicated the French are not as usually supplied by the That comment was made by Thomas sly little jokes, the Senate voted to the national flower. national flower — not until last far along in their research as U.S. scientists, saying, manufacturer. Langdon Cheney, a lOth-generation descend­ make the rose the national flower Now, the shaggy-haired Illinois week. “The French don’t have anything I need.” The final game of the three-day IF ant of the Cheneys who founded the textile of the United States. senator with the mellifious voice No one said why. Perhaps it was Some experts predict that if a French AIDS test kit competition was played at the The rose? Why, Ev Dirksen was a most persuasive man. He because Howard Baker of Tennes­ is allowed on the market, it will be more accurate than Claridge Casino Hotel in Atlantic ^ r - empire that dominated life in Manchester for City, at Park Place and the seven decades. dismissed that pretender as no­ was a key player in many of the see was standing guard. the U.S. kit, and will capture a bigger share of the thing more than the offshoot of a great issues that came to the Baker, who started his career market. Boardwalk, the two most expen­ Thomas Langdon Cheney was one of about sive pieces of property in the shrub. Yes, a shrub. Senate in those years. known little more than as 50-year-old board game. 140 members of the Cheney clan — very few of And what of the marigold, that And whether he was for — or Dirksen’s son-in-law, rose to be­ them from the Manchester area — who “There’s no particular strategy fine, yellow flower so close to against — his off-the-cuff speeches come Senate Republican leader Diplomatic digaat to the game,” Bunn said. “Each if' gathered over the weekend for a family Dirksen’s heart? Well, yes, it was were works of art and, sometimes, and presidential candidate before The Iran'-Iraq War is an ill wind that is blowing some game is different. I was quite lucky reunion. There are about 1,100 descendants, mentioned. But barely, just in they could eve, sway votes. But not he retired last year. And when he good to Egypt. While the oil sheiks’ budget tightening in this game. The skill comes in the but reunion organizers said many couldn’t passing. Not even an afterthought. for the poor marigold. left, there was no one left to speak (because of the drop in prices) has forced them to cut negotiation, the swapping and afford to come to Manchester. It received no more notice than, In 1969, not long before his death, for the marigold. back on their use of Egyptian laborers, Iraq has had to , changing property around. I got to well, than syringa. And who Dirksen made the last of his And it was only then, that the do it at the right price and at the So it apj)ears that some of the myths about hire Egyptians for its wartime manpower needs. The right time.” outside of Idaho, where it reigns as attempts, as he put it, to persuade Senate Judiciary Committee and money the Egyptians send home is important to the the Cheneys have been dispelled. the state flower, ever speaks of the the Senate of the glory of the the Senate, with flowery language, Bunn said he would return to Although the Cheneys had tremendous Egyptian economy. Great Britain today and will syringa. marigold. approved a resolution naming the eventually return to work testing influence in Manchester for many years, the No, what the Senate did during “Some prefer the rose, a shrub, rose the national flower and no one Pentagon watch artificial hip joint replacements at family was not the wealthy dynasty that many those few minutes on Tuesday or the carnation, or the petunia, the spoke for the marigold. Chas. F. Thackray Ltd. people have been led to believe. And although afternoon of last week could not violet, the daffodil or some other What an opening Dirksen wouid The Army wants to replace its basic infantry rifle, Monopoly — which incorporates the M-16, and not just because it tends to jam in the much of Manchester’s history is entwined have happened if Everett Dirksen bloom — but the marigold is native have had when on the day that the real Atlantic City landmarks and to this hemisphere and grows in heat of battle. The generals have concluded that when thoroughfares into its fantasy real With an Eagle Home Equity loan, you’ve got with that of the Cheney family, it seems there were alive. United States became an interna­ every one of the 50 states.” tional debtor for the first time in 71 grunts with M-16’s are “stressed” — meaning under estate transactions — was in­ is little left of the “spirit of the Cheneys” that DIRKSEN, WHO REIGNED as years, the Senate chose the rose. stress — “there is an induced aiming errror which vented in 1934 by Charles B. the cash you need right under your roof. Darrow of Germantown, Pa., has been suggested as the foundation of the Senate Republican leader until his AND NO FLOWER, Dirksen results in a much reduced probability of a hit.” It's one of the most economical ways of borrowing yet. An Eagle Home Equity City of Village Charm. Veterans may comment, “No kidding! ” or words to during an oceanside vacation. V THE ROSE, which even its most . Parker Brothers of Salem, Mass., loan lets you borrow a substantial suni at very competitive rates. In fact, eloquent spokesman, Howell He­ that effect, but the brass hats seem to think combat originally rejected the game, but depending on the equity you have in your home, First Federal will loan you up tension can be overcome by weapons designers. They flin of Alabama, said is heavily changed its mind in 1935 after to $100,000. And you can use the money for anything you want — home imported into the United States, have told potential rifle makers that the M-16 ' Darrow made his own boards and Letters to the editor generally from South America, replacement'“must compensate for stress-inducted sold thousands through a Philadel­ improvements, an education, a new car — you name it. specifically from the nation of aiming errors.” They don’t say how. phia store. Since then, Parker So the next time you need cash, consider a low-cost Eagle Home Equity loan. The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters Colombia. Brothers has sold 100 million game Stop by any First Federal office and cash in on your home today. to the editor. To be sure, Heflin included the sets. Letters should be brief and to the point. They should Mlnl-adltorial marigold in his 32-line poem, We recently published an item about a mailman be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease in lumping “marigolds and dogwood, editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be who claimed he was punished by his superiors camellias and more” into two brief because he is an Orthodox Jew who couldn’t work on FREE The Eagle among banks. signed with name, address and daytime telephone lines, a throwaway mention for number (for verification). Saturdays, the Jewish day of rest. We suggested Dirksen’s flower. ending “Saturday mail delivery once and for all” as a Blood Pressure Fsnr The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the V I ui«r IWW1M Urt And, maybe worst of all, Heflin, possible solution. We have reconsidered the notion. fOul. OMOatuN interests of brevity, clarity and taste. on Sept. 1,1982, was awarded a life CLINIC-BY NURSE Letters dealing with candidates or issues in the Nov. Postal officials tell us the elimination of a delivery day EVERY THURSDAY Fiist Fedeial Savings membership in the Alabama Mari­ at a time when the volume of mail has grown to 6 5 elections will not be accepted after noon on East Hartford. Glastonbury, South Glastonbury. ' i g a s r , n e a in t i gold Society. Certainly that honor 5 - 9 Thursday, Oct. 31. Letters from the candidates billion pieces a year would create untold problems. should now be revoked. And, as publisher Paul London of the West Central LIGGETT PARKADE Manchester. Vernon. Rockville and South Windsor themselves will not be accepted after Oct. 1. "Do you ever wish your mother had been a Tribune in Willmar, Minn., pointed out to us, it would PHARMACY \ Address '“tters to: Open Forum, Manchester famous movie star so you could write a scan­ Steve Gerstel writes lor United PARKADE HEALTH and Herald. P.O. Bdx 591, Manchester, CT 06040. deprive countless rural Americans of their weekend N'JTRITION CENTER dalous. best-selling book about her’’ " Press International. newspapers. • ■ ■ n t • 401 W MIOOLt TPK( MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 25, 1985 - 9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 25, 1985 Board eyes road, water extension Missing teen Obituaries Also slated for consideration case reopened The extension of Hale Road to Also on Tuesday's agenda for the SPORTS Tuesday is the purchase of a Slater Street and the extension of directors is the controversied Love former church for use as a shelter VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. water lines along that route will be Lane housing project. Director William H. Pease Sr. The funeral will be Saturday at 2 Kenneth Tedford, the prime advo­ for the homeless and sale of that (UPI) — Commonwealth’s At­ considered by the Board of Direc­ torney Paul Sciortino said today William H. Pease Sr., 60, of 65 p.m. at the Latvian Lutheran cate of construction of 14 starter church to the Manchester Area tors when it meets Tuesday at 8 he will reopen an investigation Tankeroosen Road, Vernon, died Church, 21 Garden St., with burial houses on the town-owned land, Conference of Churches for one p.m. in the hearing room of Lincoln into the disappearance of a Tuesday at Rockville General in East Cemetery. Calling hours at said today that he hopes the dollar. Center. Connecticut teenager missing Hospital, He was the husband of the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 The new minor arterial road directors will be able to take some The purchase price of the Kinel to coach MHS hoop Shirley (Tyler) Pease. Main St., will be Friday from 7 to 9 action on the project. for seven years. would end near an access road to building at 466 Main St., owned by A five-member task force of He was born in Hartford Aug. 7, p.m. The project hit a snag when JitG emphasis on defense.” He takes the mall development being pro­ Wesley Gryk, is $132,000, of which Virginia Beach police, Virginia By Lan Auster served for four years as Ogrod- would send my own kids to. The 1925, and had been a resident of Memorial donations may be Builders, the firm whose proposal over the Manchester program, posed by Manchester 1-84 Asso­ the state Department of Housing State Police, prosecutors and a Sports Editor nik's assistant when the latter took basketball tradition has been a Vernon most of his life. He was a made to the Latvian Lutheran the directors accepted for the that flourished under Pearson's ciates for 138 acres of land east of will pay one-third. The other representative of the Connecti­ over the headjobatTrinity College very good one. And I feel the whole carpenter-foreman for the D.H.R. Church. housing, said it could not hold to its guidance, with an open mind. Buckland Road and north of two-thirds will be paid by a grant cut State Police will re-examine The long wait is over. After being in Hartford. athletic program, if you exam it, Construction Co., East Hartford. price ^f *55,000 for sale of the " I only saw them play a couple of Interstate 84. from the Hartford Foundation for the evidence and evaluate how without a head boys' basketball "Frank's coaching at three has a lot of class. It's a good Besides his wife, he is survived house!). The town has been nego­ times the last couple of years. Marda Mulligan In a letter to the directors, John Public Giving. the initial investigation was coach for seven months, levels is certainly an advantage for program and that appealed to me. by his mother, Jennette Pease Barnini, a major owner of property tiating with Visions Unlimited, I wanted to be part df that,” Kinel We’ll have to work hard. I ’ll have Marda (Clemens) Mulligan of conducted, Sciortino said. Manchester High School remedied our kids. He's a very professional Howell of East Stroudsburg, Pa., in the area, says he will provide another developer whose proposal The shelter is already being said. to learn about them and they'll Glastonbury, wife of George E. that situation Tuesday by naming person," Simmons said. and his father, John C. Pease Sr. of enough land for an 80-foot right of was approved, to see if Visions can operated by MACC, which has The new investigation was Ogrodnik was pleased by the have to learn how I want them to Mulligan, died Monday at St. 38-year-old Frank Kinel to the The first-year Indian athletic Rockville; two sons, William H, way if that much is needed and if hold to its sale prices, which range leased the building from Gryk. prompted by a request from appointment of his longtime aide. play. There’s a lot of work to do. Francis Hospital and Medical position. director said the choice from Pease Jr. of Rockville, and Carl J. road alignment, zoning and utility from $61,900 to $67,000 for three Connecticut Gov. William “ I ’m elated, excited for him. He That's the first thing that comes to Center. Hartford. She was the wife The directors will consider ap­ Kinel’s appointment was made among three finalists was not an Pease of Tolland; two daughters, problems can be resolved. different types of houses. O’Neill, who asked Virginia official Wednesday morning at a easy one. “ It was a very difficult certainly deserves it. He’s a mind.” of George E. Mulligan and the proving a contract between the Virginia P. Ainsworth of Windsor A formal resolution prepared for Tedford said today that if Gov. Charles Robb to launch a news conference at the office Mike present-day coach. He realizes the Pearson's 11-year record at mother of George E. Mulligan Jr. town and newly unionized middle- choice. All three candidates were Locks and Darlene P. Rock of consideration by the directors says negotiations with Visions fail, he last-ditch effort to locate the Simmons, Manchester's director outstanding and I think we were priortties. He knows coaching Manchester High was 149-96 with of Manchester. management workers. The con­ Broad Brook; one brother, John C. that the Plan of Development will recommend that the town seek body of Barbara Jean Monaco. of athletics. fortunate to come down to the three. today is 60 to 70 percent non­ four shared or outright champion­ She also is survived by four other tract is with the Residual Unit Pease Jr, of Rocky Hill; and four being considered by the Planning proposals again. He said he still Kinel succeeds 11-year Coach basketball. I couldn't be any ships in the now-defunct Central children, Patricia Cotton of Law- Chapter 106 of the Connecticut Monaco, who has been miss­ we had." grandchidren, and Zoning Commission calls a feels the procedure for having the Doug Pearson, who announced his Kinel was one of 13 applicants for happier. I think it’s a fine choice," Connecticut Interscholastic renceville, Ga.. Mrs. Richard Service Employees Affiliates. ing since August 1978, disap­ A private funeral will be held at road from Buckland Street to Hale town hold a mortgage on the land is Ogrodnik said. League. His 11th and final club Bauer of Kettering, Ohio, Mrs. peared while vacationing with resignation in mid-season last the position. the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 a good way to develop it. He still Kinel is a member of the faculty went 11-10 in 1984-85 and placed Joseph Palma of Glastonbury, and Road. The board will be aksed to her older sister in Virginia January. Main St. Burial will be at the Manchester 1-84 Associates opposes outright sale of the land. Kinel’s four-year record at MCC at crosstown East Catholic High third in the first-year Central Peter K. Mulligan of Vernon; two approve $3,700 for a new raft to Beach. Part of the delay was Simmons convenience of the family. There plans to construct a shopping mall After it was learned that J&G was 51-51. He had winning cam­ where he teaches mathematics, Connecticut Conference’s East brothers, Robert Clemens of replace the one at Globe Hollow Eight months after her disap­ sincere hope of having a teaching are no calling hours. in the area and has won support of would not hold to its sales price. paigns his middle two years, at but he doesn't see that as a major Division. He announced his resig­ Floral Park, N.'Y., and E. Pierce Swimming Pool. pearance, a police informant position to offer the new coach. Memorial donations may be town officials. The project is Republican directors, who oppose 18-11 and 17-10, leading his clubs stumbling block. nation in late January, in mid­ , Clemens of Upper Montclair, N.J.; told authorities that Monaco "Exactly,” he exclaimed. "W e felt made to the American Cancer competing with plans for a mall to the project, said that the Demo­ those seasons to national junior "It is more difficult than having season, possibly as a result of a sister, Mrs. Ernest Burdett of had been abducted, gang-raped, we may get a resignation, retire­ Society, 237 E, Center St, straddle the South Windsor- crats are "obviously out of their college post-season play. One club someone in the building,” he controversy about his coaching Kinnelon, N.J.; and 13 strangled and dumped in a lake. ment or transfer that would have Manchester town line with most of element in dealing with the con­ Evergreen Valley is a 8,363- made it as far as the semifinals. admitted, "but I ’ve been doing it at style. grandchildren. created an opening." That, how­ the development in South Windsor. struction of housing." student college in San Jose, Calif. " I ’m very excited and enthused Trinity and MCC before. It’s Kinel, a 1965 graduate of East Helene Strele ShubetskI The funeral will be Thursday at ever, didn't happen. about it. I'm looking forward to it,” nothing new to me. As far as being - Catholic High, was a member of Helene Strele Shubetski, D.D.S., 9:15 a.m. from the Farley-Sullivan The new Indian coach is well Kinel said of his appointment. at East Catholic and coaching at the state 1965 Class B champion­ 81, of 139 Leland Drive, widow of Funeral Home, 50 Naubuc Ave., versed for the position. He served Kinel said this was the one outing Manchester, I see no problem,” ship team. He graduated from St. John Shubestski, died Tuesday at Glastonbury, followed by a mass of as nine years as assistant coach at he sought. “ I hadn’t sought other Kinel said. Peter’s College in New Jersey in Manchester Memorial Hospital. Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. East Catholic High School under positions. This particular position Kinel said he hopes to institute a 1969. He and his wife, Royann, Herald photo by Ta.q^inio She was born Riga, Latvia, April Paul's Church, Main Street, Glas­ Refrigerator Stan Ogrodnik, was head basket­ appealed to me. running game. "M y style gener­ have two children, Michelle, 11, 16, 1904, and had been a resident of tonbury, Burial will be in Soldier's ball coach at Manchester Com­ NEW MHS COACH FRANK KINEL " I think Manchester High is a ally is a running game, but and Kevin, 9. They live in East Manchester for the past 10 years. Section of Neipsic Cemetery, East munity College for four years, quality school, a type of school I organized, disciplined with an Hartford. . . . experience at ECHS and MCC She had also lived in Hartford and Glastonbury. Calling hours will be from 1977 to 1981, and then again Wallingford. today until 4 p.m, and from 6 to 9 N ational She was a dentist and a regis­ p.m. tered nurse, and had worked at the Memorial donations may be McCook Hospital in Hartford and made to the Oncology Department, Indian hooters breeze Cedarcrest Hospital in Newington St. Francis Hospital and Medical for more than 20 years. She had Center, 140 Woodland St., Hart­ ENFIELD — Manchester High teammates. McCarthy. The first, at 7:40, saw also worked at the Blue Hills Clinic ford, 06105.- care of Sister Mary left homestanding Fermi High all The first came at 13:16 .with Chang head in a corner kick by in Hartford. Ann Norton. crossed up Tuesday afternoon. midfielder Dave Kelly, who had a Cacace. It was Chang’s third goal During World War II, she and FALL Five crosses and one corner kick splendid game according to of the year. And Kelly capped the her family were displaced persons, In Memoriam were converted into goals as the McCarthy, setting up Cacace. His scoring as he volleyed home from living in Esslingen, Germany. She steadily improving Indians over- second goal came at 29:00 on a 18 yards out a cross from Cacace. worked as a dentist in the dis­ whelmed the Falcons, 6-0, in CCC cross from Bob Chang with Cacace “ Those were gorgeous goals. In loving memory of my friend HARVEST placed persons' camp in Esslin­ East action. completing his three-goal hat trick They all were," McCarthy said, gen. She and her family came to Esther L. Hare, who passed away “ It was another team effort. I'm at 31:29 on a cross from midfielder "W e opened the field up well.’’ the United States in 1950. . September 25th, 1982. SALE really pleased with the way the Tully Patulak. Manchester outshof Fermi, 26-7. She was a member of the Latvian The memories of you stay withme. kids are coming," underscored The three goals gives Cacace Jeff Thrall and Jason Slansfield Lutheran Church of Manchester. Manchester coach Bill McCarthy, eight for the young season. combined on 5 stops for the I miss you Essie. She is survived by a daughter. DAYS who was able to clear his bench Mike Morianos capped the first- Indians, who registered their se­ Mrs. John (Ligita) Longo of ■your Friend, Model TBX18BG with all 21 players dressed getting half scoring as he took a cross from cond shutout in a row. l-'ermi Houston; a stepson, John Zubeckis Barbara into action. Wayne Hollingsworth and had it keeper Brian Nolan had 10 stops. of Cromwell; eight grandchildren. ENERGY SAVER REFRIGERATOR IS For a limited time, get big Manchester goes to 4-0 in the deflect off a Falcon defender, into " We’ re still a short passing lea m ALSO A FOOD SAVER CCC East and 4-0-1 overall with the the cage. but now we’re adding some iv,ng 17.7 cu. It.; 5,01 cu. It. freezer. win. Fermi dips to 1-3 in the league "W e’re moving the ball much balls and that’s putting press ureon Helps keep food fresh up to savings on these Quality-Built and overall with the loss. better and the key to it has been the fullbacks," McCarthy noted. Bennet principal denies 15 days with sealed hlgh- Manchester scored four times in Dave Kelly at midfield. He's Patulak and stopper Jay Mis- humidity pan. Sealed snack tretta had fine contests tar pack. Energy Saver Switch. General Electric appliances! the opening 40 minutes, the first moving it side to side and we're health course foe’s claim Equipped for optional icemaker. three goals by stellar striker Nick getting the ball through midfield Manchester. Cacace. Each time he had one quicker," McCarthy cited. Manchester next sees ..jUaii defender to beat after receiving The second-half goals were Saturday morning at Ki kvil’e Bennet Junior High School Prin­ than an hour talking with the well-placed crosses from Indian things of beauty, according to High at 10 a.m. cipal Thomas Meisner today de­ parent and that other Bennet staff Microwave Oven Microwave Oven Range nied charges by a parent that he members spent three hours dis­ had been "nasty and intimidating" cussing the course contents and UPI photo in connection with the parent’s previewing videotapes of the drug request to remove her son from a unit. Yankees manager Billy Martin (right) the knuckleballer, who failed for the required eighth-grade health- Meisner said he told the parent pats (with his good arm) starting pitcher third time to notch his 300th career win. Uebberoth urges testing education course. that her son would have to attend Phil Niekro on the back after yanking the drug and alcohol unit, based on The charges are "absolutely By Kevin Kenney before Tuesday’s games. Oth­ probably, a violation of law ’ state statutes which require untrue and without any foundation United Press International ers postponed the vote until because it bypassed the union. schools to provide drug and alcohol at all,” Meisner said in response to later this week. The commis­ " If they have a proposal In education. Meisner has exempted statements made at Monday NEW YORK - Commis­ sioner has asked that he receive make, make the proposal," night's Board of Education meet­ the student from participation in Yanks are almost also-ran sioner Peter Ueberroth, hoping Fehr said. "If there are specif the "Mental Health Issues" and each club’s response no later ing. He said he never questioned to rebuild his sport’s sullied than Friday morning. ics involved, tell us what they the parent’s morality, as charged "Life Cycles” units of the contro­ Bv Mike Tullv said Niekro. “ I don’t know whether home run over the 440-foot sign in image, has asked all major are. We are not refusing any­ by Peggie Lewis, an outspoken versial course, "Focus on "There’s a cloud hanging United Press International I ’m giving my pitches away or center. league players to approve a thing in a collective bargaining critic of the course. Lewis spoke Wellness," over baseball, and it’s a cloud they’re stealing the signs. They " I was trying to win the game,” voluntary drug testing plan and sense, but don’t go directly to Monday night on behalf of the called drugs," Ueberroth said. The drug and alcohol section of NEW YORK - With a few might have knocked me down but said Martin. " I also wanted him to help clear the “ cloud hanging the players” parent who had asked that her son “ What I am asking each major the course is not contrary to any swings of the bat, the Detroit n i go right back there for my next win 300 so I left him in. It wasn’t over baseball.” Most players contacted Tut s be excused from the course. league player to do is voluntar­ religious beliefs or morality, but Tigers removed any doubt about turn." that they had real sustained day responded similarly. Neither Lewis nor Meisner But the plan, announced at a ily participate in our testing deals with a common-sense ap­ New York’s pennant hopes. They Johnny Grubb hit a three-run rallies. They hit the ball into the “ 1 agree with his (Ueber­ would reveal the identity of the Tuesday news conference, met program. It is the only way to proach that drugs and alcohol can also created some about Phil homer and two-run double to lead seats." roth’s) premise, but basically mother who made the request of ModelJET214 Model JET235 resistance from players and the show the public — our fans — be harmful to children. Meisner Niekro reaching 300 victories. the onslaught. I ’ve asked him, as far as our Meisner earlier this month. Detroit made it 6-0 in the third. head of their union. Both that baseball is clean." said. AUTO ROAST AND MICROWAVE OVEN WITH The Tigers routed the Yankees “ On’Grubb's double, he hit that club is concerned, to put it into a Meisner said the mother had Model JHP69GH Alan Trammell led off with a questioned whether Ueberroth COOK CODE- CONTROLS SOPHISTICATED SENSOR Model JB500GH 9-1 Tuesday night, bombing Niekro ball real hard a long way," said Reaction to the proposal was proposal-type format and take objected mostly to the drug and Meisner said the schools are ADD VERSATILITY TO Sophisticated sensor makes single, went to second on a passed was overstepping his authority. MICROWAVE COOKING in his third attempt at 300 wins. Yankee manager Billy Martin. split along management-player it to the Players’ Association or alcohol unit in the course for what basing their decisions on exempt­ MICROWAVING microwave cooking easy and P-7® SELF-CLEANING OVEN ball and scored on Kirk Gibson’s CENTER WITH AUTOMATIC " I lost but I am not defeated,” “ He hit it like he owned him.” The commissioner, who with­ lines, with baseball executives the Joint Drug Council," said she called "religious reasons.” ing students from the course on Word Prompting Display pro­ adds flexibility to Auto Cook RANGE WITH DIGITAL CLOCK double. One out later, Evans was vides programming instructions. function. Electronic touch con­ COOKING CONTROL said Niekro. 'T il get it, I hope.” held comment throughout the supporting the commissioner Kent Tekulveof the Phillies, the When Meisner asked her what her additional legal counsel obtained 3-in-1 power saver Calrod® unit 1 4 cu It. microwave upper oven " I don’t think you can find any intentionally walked. After Chet Up to 12-Hour Delay Start. Temp trols. Dual Wave’“ microwave Niekro better hurry. He is 46 and recently concluded cocaine and players disputing his stra­ National League pla.ver reasons were, she would not say. since last year when the course lets you select heat pattern to fit with Dual Wave- microwave sys­ hitter who enjoys going up to the Lemon struck out. Grubb deli­ Cook/Hold maintains temperature system—designed for good, 4". 6’'. 0’' utensils. Porcelain looks like a candidate to be trafficking trial of Curtis Strong tegy, if not his intentions. representative. he said. came under attack by a group of tem and sophisticated sensor. plate to hit knuckleballs," said vered a two-run double to the base until CLEAR/OFF ^ ’.ouched. even cooking results. enamel finish drip pans. managing the Atlanta Braves next in Pittsburgh’, finally responded "W e are all in agreement that Ueberroth also said he lui s nut Meisner said that he spent more parents. Porcelain enamel finish drip pans Grubb. "You don’t see many of of the wall in right-center. Cooktop lamp something has to be done," said yet decided what actions, if any, B la ck glass doors. 2-level v e n tin g ^ . season. His latest loss, coupled them and they throw off your to the current spate of drug "The ball bottomed out and I New York Met outfielder he will take against the six with Toronto’s 6-2 victory over timing. Niekro is the best I ’ve stories in baseball by sending Boston, dropped New York seven followed it really good," said George Foster, "But do it active players who testified at seen.” personal letters to all players, Palestinian gunmen kill games behind the Blue Jays in the Grubb. "The home run was a asking that they agree to through the Players Associa­ Strong’s trial — all of whom Dishwasher Automatic Washer Automatic Dryer American League East. Any com­ Frank Tanana, 10-14, went seven fastball.” undergo three drug tests per tion. That’s why we have it. It admitted to being reformed bination of Yankee losses and scoreless inninp for the Tigers, The Tigers made it 8-0 in the fifth season. represents the players.” drug users. Israeli woman on yacht Toronto victories totaling six will yielding five hits. Randy O’Neal on Parrish’s 26th homer, a two-run th e only alternative to this Donald Fehr, acting execu­ " I ’m gathering facts and give Toronto the title. pitched the final two innings, shot, that knocked out Niekro. voluntary testing, he said, tive director of the Major transcripts and will talk to t hose “ Basically, I stunk out the By George Der Portogh and hand grenades, also de­ Detroit has twice thwarted allowing Don Mattingly's 30th would be inestimable harm to League Players Association, players," he said. " I may hold pitching mound," said Niekro. United Press International manded safe conduct to the town’s Niekro in a bid for a milestone that homer, which broke the shutout. everyone associated with the said he viewed Ueberroth’s meetings. Although there has airport and a plane to fly them to traditionally has assured entry Detroit took a 3-0 lead in the " I ’ve been hit hard before but. game and inevitable action by proposal with "distress and been a great demand for me to never was I hit so hard so quickly. NICOSIA. Cyprus — Two heavily an unspecified destination. into the Hall of Fame. second off Niekro, 15-12. Lance Congress. sadness.” He said the action do something dramatic. I ’m not armed Palestinians and another A police spokesman said two of "Tonight they were on top of Parrish singled and Darrell Evans It was a terrible exhibition of Some clubs voted on the plan was "very possibly, if not going to do that today." gunman seized an Israeli yacht the men were Palestinians and one every pitch, inside or outside," walked. One out later, Grubb hit a pitching.” anchored in Cyprus today, killing a was "non-Arab, very blond." MORE THAN woman and two men in a 'Yom The attack came on Yom Kip­ Kippur attack before pur, or the Day of Atonement, A PRODUCT surrendering. considered the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. It marl-.ed the Major League hall of fame, who really belongs? Police said an Israeli woman Written Warranty Protection dressed in a nightgown and armed 12th anniversary of the start of the with a knife was shot dead in a 1973 Arab-Israeli war. Prompt, Reliable Service Who deserves to make Major League baseball’s name comes up. The former Baltimore Orioles’ ace Try Johnny Bench on for size. The All-Star catcher fierce fight with the gunmen The gunmen, all wearing blue \ of the Cincinnati Reds hung up his spikes with 389 The GE Answer Center* service Hall of Fame? righthander had a career 268-152 mark and was Cy shortly after they boarded the jeans, surrendered at about 2:30 That can start an argument or. two right away. Young Award winner in 1973, '75 and '76. But the career home runs, 1,376 hits, 2,048 base hits and was yacht at the Larnaca marina about p.m., climbing to the deck of the Convenient Credit There are those of New York Yankee ilk who say Thoughts names of Don Sutton and Phil Niekro leave me a little National League MVP in 1970 and '72. And Beiu h was 4:30 a.m. 17-foot yacht with their hands that If Pee Wee Reese of the Brooklyn Dodgers is leary. the first to shrug off the belief that a catcher’s value The gunmen dumped the wom­ above their heads. One of the men Do-It-Yourself Help Model GSD600D enshrined in Cooperstown, why isn’t Phil Rizzuto? ApLENty Do they, or don’t they, deserve selection? was not all that terrific. Base runners feared him, nut an’s body on the yacht’s deck, flashed’a "V ” for victory sign. Model WWA0354V Model DDE7109V The pair were the premier shortstops of their day The 40-year-old Sutton has been a consistent vice versa. where it lay slumped over a guard "They put down their weapons, a 7-CYCLE Len Auster and the comparisons drawn led to many a performer. He’s in his 20th year in the big leagues and How about Steve Carlton. ’’V^fty ’ has his differences rail for almost 10 hours until the Kalashnikov, two Browning auto­ POTSCRUBBER*> DISHWASHER HEAVY DUTY Temperature Sensor System. HEAVY-DUTY EXTRA-LARGE We bring Sports Editor does have some solid numbers, winning 295 against with the media, he doesn’t talk to them, and that could CAPACITY 3-IN-1 WASHER AUTOMATIC DRYER name-calling discussion in mafiy a bar or tavern. If assailants surrendered to police. matic pistols and six hand gre­ t0*year full warranty on Perma- . 227 losses. He's struckout 100 or more a record 19 play a role in his enshrinement. But. based on mei it, 3-way washer—extra large 3 cycles including automatic Reese is good enough, why isn't Rizzuto, the argument "The nightgown was torn and nades." a police spokesman said. Tul^ tub and door liner (ask for Carlton deserves to hang somewhere in the halls in capacity for regular loads, permanent press and knits. 4 dry­ good things goes. consecutive seasons. But Sutton has been a 20-game that makes us believe that she Police said the men threw some­ details). 2-levet wash action. Spotscrubber for small loads of ing selections including no-heat Why am I broaching the subject now? winner only once. His being dealt from the Dodgers to upstate New York. Carlton is a four-time Cy Young must have put up quite a fight thing into the sea . Energy saver drying option. tough stains and Mini-Wash tub air-fluff. Smooth porcelain Simple, there are several present day major Young Award winner, emblematic as the league’s top Astros to M i i v > ______and now California Award winner with a career 314-215 won-lost record. before she died," a police spokes­ to life. Police brandishing automatic for delicates. 4-cycle selections enamel drum. leaguers, when — and if — they retire, who will draw pitcher, in 1969, '73 and '75. would be held against him years ago. Not now. But Those numbers speak for themselves. man said. Variable water levels. weapons took cover behind boats considerable consideration for the Hall of Fame. Who Ryan's place is not as secure. Sure, he’s the all-time . .uiiib oil.. . nags at me. And how about Reggie Jackson. Reginald Martinez The two Israeli men, one of them and shrubs during 10-hour standoff deserves to make it and who doesn’t? strikeout king with over 4,000 — and counting — to his Is he a standout pitcher who should be in the Hall of Jackson questioned this year his own numbers, nut the woman’s husband, were found .A. before their surrender. For example, take Tom Seaver and Nolan Ryan. credit. But the lanky Texan overall doesn't have the Fame? Or is his claim to fame through longevity? sure they warranted his having a plaque hung on the dead in the cabin, blindfolded and "I heard a woman'screaming, Do they both deserve to enter the hallowed halls in credentials to warrant selection. That will be up to the members of the media who do wall in the quiet hamelt of Cooperstown. I’m suie. with their hands tied behind their then four or five shots, then more Cooperstown? The 38-year-old Ryan, in his 18th year, is a .500 the voting. He’s currently No. 8 on the all-time career home run backs. Police Said they were shot screaming, then some more shots, pitcher at best. His lifetime record is 240-218, not That applies as well to 46-year-old Phil Niekro of the list with 529, including 26 four-baggers this year. The sometime after the woman. I think not. then nothing," said Trevor Steen- Seaver is a lock, a certainty. He, above all else, was scintillating numbers. He does have five no-hitters — Yankees. He’s been stuck on 299 .wins his last two next two he’ll overtake are Jimmy Foxx (534) and Police identified the victims as son, a British yachtsman anchored the one who led the New York Mets out of the no one has more — but still. . . outings and, as Sutton, should join the magic 300-win Mickey Mantle (536). Reuven Palzur, 53, his wife, near the besieged yacht. wilderness to their crowning achievements in the late There will be Ryan followers who say he never circle before too long. And what Jackson has done in World Series Esther, 50, and Avraham Anvery, Dave Thurston, sailing with played with good clubs in New York, California or Does Niekro deserve enshrinement when he hangs competition speaks for itself. His nickname. Mr. 55. They said arrangements would 1960s, early 1970s. Seaver joined the Mets in 1967 when Steenson, said the last shots were REMEMBER... Houston. True, but neither did Seaver when he first up his knuckleball? He has the wins. But the former October, is well deserved. be made for the bodies to be taken they were still a rag-tag outfit and, despite the team fired at about 6 a.m., some 90 came up and he still won. He’s won wherever he's Atlanta Braves hurler also has 250 losses. back to Israel for burial. IF YOU HAVENTI finishing a woeful 61-101, he was named National minutes after the incident began. -Z TERMS: gone. And he didn't have a dry spell — like Ryan did He’s in the same neighborhood as Ryan. Niekro THERE ARE OTHERS WHO may, and may not, The gunmen had demanded the SHOPPED AT League Rookie of the Year. The British Broadcasting Corp CASH Seaver, as baseball fans are aware, went on from this year — where he didn't win a game for two may be more deserving than Ryan insasmuch as he make it when their time comes. I would say yes to Joe release of a group of Palestinian reported an anonymous caller SIEFFERTS,... CREDIT CARD there. He joined the major 300-win circle earlier this months. really didn’t play with good clubs for most of his Morgan. No to Tony Perez, although I’d think long and guerrillas intercepted off the Is­ telephoned a news agency in Israel MANCHESTER. CT. year, beating the New York Yankees. Poetic justice Not of Hall of Fame character. career. hard about the latter. He was one of the integral parts raeli coast last month en route to and said Force 17, Palestine YOU HAVENT MONTHLY inasmuch much of his success came with the ‘other’ Ryan? I just don’t know of the Big Red Machine along with Bench, Morgan, southern Lebanon. Liberation Organization leader BEEN SHOPPING! PAYMENTS New York team. Seaver is a 5-time 20-game winner, LONGEVITY MAY PLA Y A ROLE in selection - and Pete Rose. The assailants, armed with Yasser Arafat’s specially trained OPEN DAILY; MON-THURS TIL 9 . TUES-WED-SAT TIL 5 • FRIDAY TIL 8 achieving that lofty perch in 1969 when he posted'his or non-selection — of a couple other hurlers. WHO DESERVES TO MAKE the Hall of Fame in Oh, yes, Mr. Rose is a lock. First he has to retire. assault rifles, automatic pistols bodyguards, staged the attack. beat record (25-7), ’71, '72, ’75 and '77. He was Cy I think there is no question when Jim Palmer’s the near future? And what about Rizzuto? If Reese belongs. . . - j MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Sept. 25. 1985 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Sept, 25, 19B5 SCOREBOARD Scholastic roundup

AMERICAN LEAGUE White Sox 8. Angels 1 Rost Sophomore Barrera's four goals boosts MHS W L Pet. GB Toronto 95 SS .633 — Soccer Baseball CHICAOO CALIFORNIA New YorK 88 62 .587 7 ''I think we have nothing to be second half. Rich Lebrosseur got time of year.” said East coach obrhbl abrhM O aniM Rwmrinina To say that the Manchester High Coventry wine 1-1, 2-2-1 overall. NIchals ct 5 1 1 0 Pettis cf 4 0 0 0 TORONTO (12). Rood (6) - - Walker 1b 5 0 2 2 Boone c 3 0 2 0 Indians. A.J. ^ key veterans. Coventry head soccer coach Bob second half but not cashing in, mllet, 2. Bavlitt (FP), 3. Steve O'Neil) Detroit 79 72 .523 I6V3 Hulett 3b 3 0 0 1 Schoflld ss 3 0 1 0 ^ 3. trick, Kurt Thorensen and Paul Hen- Just as things were getting Plaster wasn't completely satis­ Cheney Tech fell to Rocky Hill loose in front but we just couldn’t it to be hit and when it wasn't, it (EC), 4. Paul Ray (EC),5. Kevin Ctaglo Boston 75 76 .497 20Va Guillen u 4 0 1 0 dessl played well defensively tor bang them home," Soucy added. rolled into the net,” Boyd detailed: Milwaukee 66 84 .440 29 West Manchester, now 3-2. desperate, sophomore forward fied by what he saw. High, 3-1, in COC soccer action (EC), 6. Joel Feehon (EC), 7. Mathews, Totolt 16 8 13 8 Totals n 1 7 1 % W L Pet. GB Sweeper Dennis Foreman, Mandello's goal occurred when (FP), 8. Cummings (FP), 9. O'Connor Cievelar^ 54 99 .39 42Va Chicago 000 420 200— 8 Amy Barrera has led a charge of "W e controlled play but I felt we Tuesday at the Beavers' field. (FP), 10. Trolla (FP). West Cailfomla 000 001 000— 1 Calltomla 85 66 .563 — underclassmen to boost the Indi­ should have had better shots," The perennial COC power Terri­ stopper Don Christie and wing Bolton goalie Danny Titus lost his California 85 86 .563 — Kansas City 84 66 .56() '/t Game-winning RBI — Kittle (6). Oomes Remolnine ans. Barrera had a career day offered the veteran Patriot leader. ers go to 2-0 in COC play and 3-2 Roland Cote played well for the footing and couldn't recover. Kanso* City 84 66 .560 'h DP— Chicogo 1, California 1. LOB— Chicaea 78 73 .520 6Vi CALIFORNIA (11). Rood (10) — at Tuesday afternoon, scoring all " I f anything, we were overpassing overall with the win. The Techmen Beavers, who are back in action "W e didn’t play well in the field. Chlcoao 8, Calltornia 5. 2B— Fletcher. Cleveland (3) Sept. 27, 28, 29; at Kansas EC girls win Ookland 74 77 .490 11 Kittle, Boone, Sconlers, Baines, Fisk. Golf four goals in Manchester's 4-0 up front. I thought Paul Rheault are 0-2, 2-2-1 overall. Friday at home against COC foe It seemed to be a flat day for Seattle 71 80 .470 14 City (4) Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2, 3; ot Texos East Catholic girls cross country 3B— Fletcher. H R — Fisk (36). S— (3) Oct. 4,5,6. Home (1) — Chicogo (1) shutout over visiting Fermi High in should have had three goals," he Ba> Pho opened the scoring at East Hampton High at 3:15 p.m. everybody,” Boyd observed. Minnesota 69 82 .457 16 Hulett, Fletcher. SF— Hairston. team ran its dual meet mark to 4-1 Texas 57 93 .380 27Vj Sept. 25. CCC East competition at Memorial added. 1:26 of the first half for Cheney as Bolton’s next game is Friday at KANSAS CITY (12). Rood (5) — at Bolton blanked with a sweep over HCC foes St. Tuesdoy’i Results IP H RERBBSO Field. Rheault had one, giving him two he converted a penalty kick. It was home against Bacon Academy at Toronto 6, Boston 2 Seattle (2) Sept. 25,26; at Minnesota (3) Tallwood Mary’s of New Haven, 1646, and Detroit 9, New York 1 Chicago Sept. 27, 28, 29. Home (7) — California The barrage gives Barrera for the season, and that proved to his third goal of the season. Rocky CROMWELL — Both teams had 3:30 p.m. Seoyer (W 14-))) 7 7 1 1 0 8 (4) Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2, 3; Oakland (3) LOW GROSS, LOW NET — GroM- St. Thomas Aquinas, 1650, at rainy Milwaukee 10, Baltimore 6 Gleoton 1 0 0 0 0 0 seven goals in her first five varsity be the game-winner. Sophomore Hill came back to take a 2-1 to play under the adverse wet Texas 5, Minnesota 0 Oct. 4, 5, 6. Bob Thornton 74, Stan (tamlan 75, Ed Cross Country Wickham Park Tuesday. Wehrmelster 1 0 0 0 0 2 Stone 76, Bill Muzin 76, cThlck Gagnon games. MHS, 4-1, ups its league Rob Berkowitz added Coventry’s halftime lead on goals by Dave weather conditions but it affected Ctilcoeo 8, Colltornlo I Calltomla Kathie DeMarco was the individ­ Seattle 5, Konsos City 3 77; Net- Terry Means 65, Gordon Beebe mark to 3-1. Fermi falls to 1-4 and second goal with Mike Hassett Goodrich (14:25) and Ken Pepes Bolton High more as the Bulldogs Candelaria (L 6-2) 6 8 6 6 1 5 65, Dick Day 66, Bill Dowd 69, Don EC sweeps pair ual winner with a time of 18:26 over Oakland 10, Cleyelond 8 McCosklll 2 3 2 2 1 0 0-4. capping the counting in the second (35:51). succumbed to Cromwell High, 2-0, Wednesday's Oomes (xorvey 69, Jerry LaPIne 69, Bruce the 2.8 mile layout. Her time was Sanchez 120000 Transactions Amende, 70, Stan Skiba 70, Warren "Am y tied the single game half. Chris Pike assisted on each of Rich Cassarino closed it out for in COC soccer action Tuesday in East Catholic boys cross country Cleyelond (Creel 0-5) at Oakland (John HBP— by Candelaria (Fisk), by Cande­ one minute better than teammate 49), 3:15 p.m. DeMortln 70, Bob Miller 70, Sal Russo scoring record," noted Coventry's first two tallies with Rocky Hill at 18:41 of the second Cromwell. team launched its dual meet laria (Kittle). W P— McCosklll. T— 2:32. Cathy Cross, who took runner-up Boston (Hurst 10-12) at Toronto (Key A— 28,864. 70, Roy Broege 70. Manchester coach Joe Erardi. Noah Bavier assisting on Hassett's half. The Terriers outshot Cheney, "Both goals on a dry day season successfully with a pair of 144), 7:35 p.m. TWO MAN BEST BALL — GrpSS- honors. Bob Clork-Ed Stone 70, Bob Thornton- "She is the first sophomore ever to third goal of the campaign. 20-12. Dean Bartovelli had a dozen probably would not have scored,” victories Tuesday in the rain at Detroit (Morris 15-10) at New York (J. Chicago (NL) — Announced pitcher East is in action Saturday at the NIekro 0.1), 8 p.m. Rick Sutcliffe will be activated from the Bob Peterson 71, Roy Bell-JIm Bldwell do this in girls soccer." Bavier at his center midfield slot saves in goal for the winners. cited Bolton coach Ray Boyd, who Wickham Park. The Eagles Brewers 10. Orleles 6 72; Net- Dan Gothers-John Boylan 60, Montville Invitational. Baltimore (Flanoaan4-4) at Milwaukee disabled list and will start Friday. Jen Atwell, Sira Berte and Jill had a fine game for the winners. Junior Tom Dowd, making his saw his club dip to 1-1 in the tripped HCC rivals Fairfield Prep, (Coconower 47), 8:35 p.m. Houston — Acquired Intlelder Neder Bob Reever-Ken Dubar 60, Dick (tai^ Results: 1. DeMarco (EC) 18:26 tor Don Garvey 60, Jerry LaPIne-Bob Boggini also played outstanding Coventry outshot Bacon, 22-8. debut in goal, also had a dozen conference and 3-2 overall with the 19-36, and Aquinas, 15-50. MInnesoto (Blyleyen 1416) at Texas BALTIMORE MILWAUKEE Horta from New York (AL) to complete 2.8 miles, 2. Cathy (iross (EC), 3. Tina (Russell 2-5), 8:35 p.m. the deal that sent pitcher Joe NIekro to Chlpps60, Bill Dowd-Bob Barde61,Bob for the winners, who held a 46-4 Patriot goalkeeper Bill Hines was saves in goal for Cheney. "He loss. "John Hutson ran a great Little (EC), 4. Eileen Byrne (EC), 5. Obrhbl obrhbl Mlller-RIck Borkowskl 61, Stan Skllta- Chlcoao (Bannister 7-14 or Burns 18-9) Wiggins 2b 4 0 1 0 Felder cf 5 2 2 0 the Yankees. , shot advantage. called upon to make 3 stops. played really well,” Tech coach Cromwell went to 1-1, 2-2-1 with individual race. I was very pleased Kathy Burke (EC), 6. Dorothy Solln- at Californio (Romonlck 13-8), 10:30 p.m. Oakland — Acquired pitcher Robert Bruce Amende 62, Worren DeMartln- oda (St.M), 7. Cindy Romer (St.M), 8. Lacy rf 4 0 11 Ready If 4 12 2 (ierry Rlchmonn 62, Ted Blosko-Don Coventry is now 2-0 in conference the victory. with the team's performance. The Kansas City (Soberhoeen 18-6) at Ripken ss 4 1 0 0 Cooper dh 4 0 12 Sharpnock ond outfielder Jerome Nel­ Manchester hosts unbeaten Paul Soucy lauded his first-time Michelle Adams (EC), 9. Sarah Thierv Seattle (Young 12-16), 10:35p.m. son, McDonough 62, Tom Goodman-Wolt Rockville High Friday at 3:30 pm. play, 4-0-1 overall. Bacon drops to Both Panther goals came in the top five looked quite strong for this (EC), 10. Debbie Dower (EC). Murray 1b 4 1 2 0 SImmns 1b 5 0 2 0 UPl photo Burlnskos 62, Al SmIth-Don CromWell goalkeeper. Gross Jb 0 0 0 0 Riles ss 5 1 1 0 both minor leaguers, from California to Lynn cf 1113 Hoshidr rf 3 3 2 1 complete the Sept. 10 trade for pitcher 62. NitlonalLsigua standings Don Sutton. BEST ts — A- Low gross- Len Dwyer rf 0 0 0 0 Gantner 3b 5 2 3 2 Belanger 59, Steve Holcomb 59, Net- Roenick cf 1 0 0 0 Moore c 4 0 11 Not his night Basketball NL roundup Boston— Signed guard Dennis Johnson Paul Soar! 50, Tom Malln 51, Ted East Sheets dh 3 0 0 0 Romero 2b 2 1 0 0 Blosko51, BUI Gormon53, Bill Mustard Hrnndz ph 1 0 0 0 to a 4-vear contract. W L Pet. OB Seattle quarterback Dave Krieg, with helmet in hand, Dallas — Agreed to terms with 54, Walt KomlnskI 54; B- Grou- Dan St. Louis 95 56 .629 — Young If 4 110 McDonough 65, Net- John CIszewskI n , New York 92 59 .609 3 Rayford 3b 4 2 2 2 watched the final seconds tick away Monday night in the swingman Detlef Schrempf. New York — Signed guard Trent Walt Kokosiko 52, Don Paquette n, Montreal 79 72 .523 16 Pardo c ' 3 0 0 0 Kingdome. Krieg was sacked seven times for 61 yards in Jim Collins 54, Sam Worthen 55; C- Phllodelphlo 7.1 76 .477 23 Dmpsy ph 1 0 0 0 Tucker to a multi-year contract. Expos win Wrigley slugfest College Oross- Ron M orro 65, Net- Bob Reever Chicogo 70 80 .467 24Va Totols 34 6 8 6 Totols 37 10 14 8 losses by ferocious Los Angeles Ram defense. Rams 47, Pot Paradise 48, John Crowley 48, Pittsburgh 51 98 .342 43 Boltimere 020110 002— 6 Colonial Athletic Conference— Named Thomas Yeager commissioner. Walt Schordt 49, Sam Saplenio 49, West MllWOUkoe 010 540 OOx—10 won, 35-24, to remain unbeaten. Mike Schordt 49, Gerry Blanchard 50. Los Angeles 89 62 .589 — <3ame-winnlng R B I— Moore (6). TW O M A N B E S T )7 — Low gross- Cincinnati 82 67 .550 E— Simmons, Gantner. Murray. Florida Intematlonol — Named Emily 6 Harsh, Larry Baldwin and Bob Steltz Tony Steullet-Dave Kaye 65, Crolg Houston 77 74 .510 12 Ripken. DP— Baltimore 2. Milwaukee Phllilps-Chlck Gagnon 68; Net- Gerry as Dawson sets HR record Son Diego 76 75 .503 13 2. LOB— Baltimore 3. Milwaukee 10. Cardinals 5, Plrstes 4 Dedgert 7, Aatrea 2 ossistant athletic directors. Football Blanchard-Bob Reever 50, Walt Atlanta 61 89 .407 VVi 2B— Rayford, Cooper. 3B— Gantner, Kokosika-Sam Saplenia 52, Don San Francisco 59 92 .391 30 Ready. HR— Lynn (22), Householder PITTSBURGH ST. LOUIS Dallas — Signed middle linebacker ObrhM ObrhM LOS ANGELES HOUSTON Eugene Lockhart toa4-vear contract. Paquette-John Lewis 55, Ron Morra- By Mike Tully Cards with a 7-1 victory over the victory and 12th in their last 13 Tuesday's Results (9), Rayford (17). SB— Murray (4). ObrhM ObrhM S— Moore. SF— Lynn. Almon If 3 0 11 Coleman It 5 0 2 1 Detroit — Signed tree-agent corner- Roy Broege 55, Dan McDonough-Roy United Press International Philadelphia Phillies. games. Rick Horton, 3-2, was the Montreal 17, Chicago 15 Duncan ss 5 1 1 0 Doran 2b 3 0 0 0 Broege 55. New York 7, Philadelphia 1 IP H R E R B B S O Kemp ph 1 0 0 0 McGee cf 4)20 bock First baseman Keith Hernandez winner. Ken Dayley notched his Clemens p 0 0 0 0 Herr 2b 4 2 10 Cabell 1b 5 1 2 0 Reynlds ss 4 1 1 0 John Bostic; waived cornerback Clar­ RETIREES LEAGUE — Low grou- Cincinnati 7, Atlanta 5 Baltimore Madick 3b 5 1 3 1 Bass ct 4 0 0 1 Ted Blosko S3, Paul Faick 92, Frank The New York Mets are pursuing got the game-winning RBI for his 11th save. Lee Tunnell fell to 5-10. St. Louis 5, Plttstwroh 4 McGregr (L 13-13) 3 6 4 4 3 1 Lezean ph 1 0 0 0 Porter c 3 0 10 ence Reynlds ct 4 1 1 0 Nieto c 0 0 0 0 Andersn 3b 0 0 0 0 Mmphry rf 3 0 0 0 Champman. Jultano 92; Low net- Dave Sink 70, a pennant in a ballpark where first-inning sacrifice fly that gave Los Angeles 7, Houston 2 Snell 2-3 3 2 2 1 0 Guerrer If 5 1 1 1 Deshales p 0 0 0 0 (ieorge McAllister 70; Callowov- Jack Son Diego 4, ^ n Froncisco 3 TMortlnez 1-3 2 2 2 0 1 Ray lb 3 0 2 0 Vn SIvk rf 2 0 0 0 Cincinnati — Placed running back pitchqrs are raising the white flag. the Mets a 1-0 lead. It was his 23rd Dodgers 7, Astros 2 Brown cf 3 0 11 Cedeno 1b 0 0 0 0 Marshll rf 5 2 4 1 Pena ph 1 0 0 0 Larry Kinnebrew on Inlured reserved; Funke 62. Wednesday's Games Stewart 3 3 2 1 2 3 Sclosclo c 4 1 1 0 Solano p 0 0 0 0 Three games removed from the of the season, a new major-league New York (Darling 16-5) at Chicago Bell. 1 0 0 0 0 2 Bream 1b 4)11 Penditn 3b 4 1 1 1 signed linebacker Tom DInkel. At Houston, Bob Welch, 12-4, Pena c 4 110 Jorgnsn 1b 4 0 0 0 Maldond cf 2 0 1 0 Davis 1b 4 1 3 1 Green Bay — Signed quarterback Jim record, breaking the mark of 22 set (Patterson 1-0), 3:20 p.m. Mllwoukee Landrex cf 1 0 0 1 Garner 3b 4 0 2 0 National League East lead with 11 tossed a six-hitter and drove in two Montreal (Loskey 5-14) at Pittsburgh Wegman (W 2-0) 5 5 4 3 0 2 Morrisn 3b 4 0 1 0 Landrm It 10 0 0 Zorn a 1-vear contract. games to play. New York today by Harold Baines of the Chicago Wynne pr 0 0 0 0 Smith ss 3 1 2 0 Sax 2b 4 0 11 Ashby c 3 0 0 0 Miami — Signed wide receiver Durlel runs and Mike Marshall went (Reuschel 13-7), 7:35 p.m. McClure (S 2) 4 3 2 2 1 2 Bailey 2b 1 0 0 0 Spllman c 1 0 0 0 White Sox in 1983. Atlanta (Perez 1-11) at Cincinnati McGregor pitched to 4 batters In 4th; T. Khalifa ss 4 1 1 1 Horton p 1 0 0 0 Harris; wolved wide receiver Frank visits Wrigley Field, where the 4-for-5 to help the Dodgers surge Tunnell p 2 0 0 0 harper ph 1 0 0 0 Welch P 3 0 ) 2 Bullock If 3 0 0 0 Lockett, quarterback Bryan Clark and (Tibbs 9-15), 7:35 p.m. Martinez pitched to 2 batters In 5th. Knepper p 1 0 0 0 most recent ballgame produced 32 Hernandez, however, said he closer to the NL West title. The Phllodelphlo (Hudson 7-12) at St. Louis WP— McGregor. Balk— McGregor. McWllm p 0 0 0 0 Keough p 0 0 0 0 linebacker Daryl Hunt. Bowling was not that impressed with the Orsulak ct 1 0 0 0 DeJess ph 1 0 0 0 Walling ph 1 0 0 0 Hockey runs. Dodgers can take the division with (Cox 169), 8:35 p.m. T— 2:42. A— 6,007. Mathis p 0 0 0 0 statistic. Los Angeles (Valenzuela 17-10) Mazzllll ph 1 0 00 Worrell p 0 0 0 0 Detroit — Signed defenseman Jett “ It was unbelievable, simply any combination of their own Daylev p 0 0 0 0 Madden p 0 0 0 0 Sharpies to a S-vear contract and at Pankvts rf 1 0 0 0 unbelievable,” Cubs’ manager “ For anything to be satisfying victories or Cincinnati losses total­ Houston (Ryan 9-12), 8:35p.m. Totals 35 4 9 4 Totals 11 5 10 1 assigned to Spokone ot the Western with the game-winning RBI, I'd Mariners 5, Royals 2 Pittsburgh 001 200 010— 4 Totals 40 7 IS 7 Totals 13 2 6 2 Hockey League; assigned right wing Elka Jim Frey said Tuesday after ing seven. Bob Knepper fell to Son Francisco (Mason 0-1) at San Los Angeles 200001400— 7 Diego (Hoyt 15-8), 10:35 p.m. St. Louis 201010 OOx— 5 Brent Fodvk to Regina ot the WHL. Montreal's 17-15 victory over Chi­ like to go back through the records 1611. Gome-winning RBI — Pendleton Houston 000 000110— 2 Hartford — Suspended Indefi­ Andy Lamoureoux 161-183-471, Len KANSAS CITY SEATTLE Game-winning R B I— Modlock (5). Anderson 154-146-434, Fran Chortler cago. “ The wind wasn't blowing and see who holds it for the seventh ( 12). nitely Ob r h bl Ob r h bl E— Smith, Herr, Reynolds, Mcgee. E— Davis, Duncan, Reynolds. DP— Los defenseman Chris Kotsopoulos. 138-359, Bruce Fish 180-382, Don Benoit out that hard and people were inning on," he said. "That means Reds 7, Braves 5 American League Wilson cf 4 0 0 0 Percont 2b 3 0 0 0 DP— St. Louis 1. LOB— Pittsburgh 6, Angeles 1, Houston 1. LOB— Los Angeles 351, Tony Desimone 350, Joe Dworok hitting it in the dark." something. Tonight, I drove in the LSmIth If 4 0 1 0 Phelps ph 1 0 10 St. Louis 14. IB — Herr, Reynolds. 10, Houston 6. 2B— Duncan, Cabell, Los Angeles — Released goalies Paul 137-358, jock Talley 137-380, Tony At Cincinnati, rookie Tom Brett 3b 4 0 1 0 Reynlds 2b 0 1 0 0 Reynolds, Marshall. HR— Davis (18). Flcoro 137-136406, Joe Cotaldl Sr. Andre Dawson led Montreal with first run. To me, that does not Blue Jays 6, Red Sex 2 HR— Bream (5). SB— Herr (30), McGee Kenny and Ray LeBlanc, forwards Randy Browning notched his 19th victory Oria dh 3 1 1 0 Bradley If 4 2 2 4 (51), Coleman (101). S— Ray, Horton, SB— Dunan (29), Modlock (10). S— Merrifleld, Marc Bureau, Peter DeAr- 141-154-408, Rick Burnett 152-378. three homers and eight RBI. qualify as a game-winning RBI.” BalbonI 1b 4 0 0 0 Davis 1bNieto. 4 0 2 0 Sclosclo, Welch. mas, John Wilson and Dave Nlcholls; Dawson hit a pair of three-run The sacrifice fly was also his 10th and Eddie Milner keyed a four-run White 2b 4 12 0 Thomas dh 4 0 0 0 IP H R E R BB SO BOSTON TORONTO Moreno rf 4 0 1 2 Presley 3b 2 0 0 0 sent to the minors: right wing Trent homers in a 12-run fifth to become of the season, a Mets' record. second inning with a two-run abrhM obrhbl Pittsburgh IP H R E R B B S O Clprlck, left wings Luc Robitollle and Cunllffe Auto (^Irk c 4 0 0 0 Hendrsn rf 3 0 0 0 TunnII (L 4-10) 3 2-3 6 4 2 5 1 Los Anoolos the first major-leaguer to hit two Sid Fernandez, 8-9, pitched a homer to pace the Reds to their Evons rf 3 0 2 0 Garcia 2b 4 1 2 1 Bioncin ss 2 0 1 0 Moses cf 3 0 0 0 Brian Martin and defensemen Bill Wishinsky 169-446, Art Cunllffe Grtenwll lf 1 0 0 0 L e « 2 b 0000 McWilliams 11-331111 Welch (W 12-4) 9 6 2 2 2 4 John 159-150436, Pete Woltvna 166-430, Tom homers in the same inning twice. two-hitter with the help of a good eighth victory in their last nine Valle c 3 1 1 0 Clemens 2 1 0 0 1 0 Houston Boggs 3b 4 0 0 1 Fernndz s$ 3 01 1 Owen ss 2 1 1 1 English and Eric Geermaln. O'Connor 152-429, Pot Irish 175-426, Eric He did it against Atlanta in 1978. curveball. games. Browning, 19-9, won his Bucknr 1b 2 0 0 1 Mulinks 3b 2 0 0 0 St. Louis Knepper (L 15-11) 5 8 2 2 0 2 Philadelphia — Returned 11 players to Bolin 1M-150-421, Dave Van Tassel Totals 33 2 7 2 Totols 29 S 7 5 Horton (W 3-2) 5 7 3 3 1 3 Mathis 1 1-3 5 5 4 1 2 " I guess we needed every one of " I t ’s getting better,” he said. “ A 10th straight decision. Pascu'al Armas cf 3 0 0 0 Sheohrd orKonsos 0 0 0 0 City 000 200 000— 2 lunlor hockey: Gord Murphy, Ken 161-419, Dan VIgnone 165-417, John Lyons cf 0 0 0 0 Leach 1b 10 0 0 Keough 200001 Madden 1-3 1 0 0 1 1 Alexander, Paul Maurice, Nick Kypreos, DeAngells 408, Bob Golden 157-407, couple of games, it was off, but I Perez, 1-12, was the loser. Seattle 001 001 03x— S Worrell 11-311101 Deshales 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 them,” said Dawson, who now has G ^m an c 3 0 1 0 Johnson 1b 3 0 0 1 Game-winning RBI — Brodley(12). Darll Holmes, John DzIkowskI, Shane George Kelley 152-407, Dan JeskI 402, worked on the side and made a few Borrett 2b 3 0 0 0 lorg 3b 0 0 0 0 Daylev (S 11) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Solano 1 1 0 0 0 0 Wheelan, Rod Williams, Tony Ho- Mike Bralnard 173-397, Kevin Kelley 21 homers on the year. “ You just Easier dh 4 12 0 Oliver dh 4 12 0 DP— Kansas City 2, Seattle 1. LOB— T— 2:56. A— 10,054. W P— Welch. PB— Ashby. T— 2:44. never know in this ballpark." minor corrections." Kansas City 6, Seattle 2. 2B— White. A— 10943. racek, 150-397, John Eusko 39. High Ind. single Padres 4, Giants 3 Guttierz ss 3 0 0 0 Bell If 3 10 0 Darryl Gllmur and Dave McLoy. — Rick Johnson 192. High Ind. triple— New York’s Ron Darling, 165, Miller oh 0 0 0 0 Whitt c 4 0 10 3B— Owen. HR— Bradley 2 (23). At San Diego, Kurt Bevacqua Padraa4,6lanta3 SOCC#T Lorry Novella 469. High average— Pat will pitch against Chicago’s Reg­ Romlne If 4 1 1 0 Borfleld cf 4 1 1 2 Pittsburgh (MISL) — Signed for­ Irish 143.6. capped a four-run fourth with a Thorntn rf 4 2 20 IP H R E R B B S O gie Patterson. Right now, the the Cardinals 5, Pirates 4 Konsos City ward Standings: CorrentI Insurance 8-1, two-run homer to lead the Padres Totols 30 2 6 2 Totals 32 6 9 5 SAN FRANCISCO SAN DIEGO Fred Grgurve to a 1-vear contract and Ann Marie's Restaurant 8-1, Jartran last thing the Mets need is the Boston 002 000 001^2 G ubia (L 13-9) 7 1-3 6 4 4 2 2 ObrhM ObrhM to a 4-3 victory over the San Qulsenberry 2-311100 Reds7,BraveaS defender Val Tuksa to a 2-vear controct; 7-2, Dubaldo Electric 7-2, Bremser's uncertainty of Wrigley Field. They At St. Louis, Terry Pendleton DPI photo Toronto 020 300 02x^6 Seottle Gladden cf 5 1 2 1 Templtn ss 3 0 0 0 released three draft choices: midfielder 7-2, Cunllffe Auto Body 60, East Francisco Giants. Dave Dravecky, Ganyo-wlnnlng RBI None. Trillo lb 4 0 ) 1 Royster lb 3 0 0 0 Alden McCluskey, defender Dennis Hartford Nursery 5-4, Van Tassel's are chasing a St. Louis Cardinal collected his third game-winning Moore (W 16-8) 9 7 2 2 2 7 ATLANTA CINCINNATI 13-10, pitched five innings for the E— Garcia. Buckner. DP— Boston 1. W P— Gubicza. T— 2:26. A— 6.433. Leonard If 4 0 1 0 Flanhry lb 1 0 0 0 Gunnel andtorward Stuart Thomases. 4'/i-4W, Heritage Balt Catering 4'/z-4'^, team that seemingly can't lose. hit in his last five games with a Toronto 2. LOB— Boston 6. Toronto 9. Brenly 3b 4 0 0 0 Gwvnn rf 4 0 )0 ObrhM ObrhM Purdy Corporation 3-6, R & G Auto 3-6, victory. Dave LaPoint, 7-15, took Mets' outfielcjers George Foster (15) fives after New York overwheimed Deer rt 4 1 2 1 (tarvey 1b 3 1 2 0 Ramirz ss 4 0 0 0 Milner ct 4 2 2 2 On Tuesday, New York re­ two-run single to help the Cardi­ 2B— Thornton, Garcia. HR— Barfield Courtney's 3-6, Marks Brothers 3-6, the loss. (26). SB— Borfleld (21). SF— Buckner. Green 1b 2 0 0 0 Martinez If 2 0 1 0 Wshngt ph 1 0 0 0 Venable It 5 2 2 0 Village Stylist 2-7, Shepard 1-8, Paga- mained three games behind the nals notch their fifth straight and Len Dykstra give each other high Phiiadelphia, 7-1. A'sl0.lndlsns8 Driessn 1b 2 0 1 0 Kennedy c 4 1 1 Garber 1 ph 0 0 0 0 Rose 1b 3 1 1 1 nl's 0-9. IP H R E R B B S O Welimn pr 0 0 0 0 McRynl ct4 1 2 Hubbrd 1 2b 3 2 2 0 Parker rf 3 110 Football Boston Trevino c 3 0 10 Bevacq 3b 2 1 1 Chmbisph) 2 0 1 0 Bell3b 3 0 11 NIpoer (L 9-12) 7 6 4 2 7 4 CLEVELAND OAKLAND Woodrd ph 1 0 1 0 Nettles 3b 2 0 10 Thomas pr 0 0 0 0 Conepen ss 3 0 1 1 Crawford 1 3 2 2 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM Uribe ss 3 1 1 0 Dravekv p 2 0 0 0 Murphy ct 5 1 3 1 Diaz c 4 0 0 0 AL roundup Toronto Butler ct 5 0 0 0 Grittin ss 1 1 1 0 MDavIs p 0 0 0 0 Jackson p0 0 0 Horner 0 1b 5 1 1 2 Oester 2b 4 0 10 Natlenal FeetballLeaaua Herald Dovis 3 1-3 3 2 1 3 2 Carter 1b 5 2 4 4 PIccloloRoenick ss 3 ph 1 0 1 10 0 Gossage p 1 0 0 Harper 0 If 5 0 2 1 Brownng p 3 1 1 6 Joe Whalen 204-519, Russ Davidson Oberkfll 3b 4 1 1 0 Hume p 0 0 0 0 American Conference Lomp (W 12-0) 4 2-3 3 0 0 2 3 Franco ss 5 0 3 1 PhillipsLaPoint 3b 5 p 1 0 10 2 10 Eost 5)9, Glynn Tremblay 192, Jim Sullivan Caudill 1 0 0 0 1 0 Thorntn dh 5 0 1 0 Bochte 1b 5 1 1 1 Yngbid ph 1 0 1 0 Cerone c 3 0 0 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 205-513, Nancy Curtin 473, Ed Curtin Kmmns rf 3 0 1 1 Krnchc ph 1 0 0 0 W L T Pet. P F PA W P— Nipper. T— 2:48. A— 29315. Ayala If 2 0 0 0 Klngmn dh 5 1 1 1 Williams p 0 0 0 0 Miami 2 1 0 .667 84 39 513. Hargrv 1b 3 1)0 Davis li 4 0 0 0 Adams ss 10 0 0 Thmpsn rf 0 0 0 0 Power p 0 0 0 0 Perez p 0 0 0 0 N Y Jets 2 1 0 .667 66 37 Royals, Angels look ahead, overlook spoilers Jacoby 3b 4 2 3 2 MurphyCBrown cf 4 ph 1 0 20 1 10 Shields p 2 0 0 0 New England 2 1 0 .667 50 54 Castillo rf 5 0 0 0Canseco Totals It 4 37 1 II 2 4 1 3 Totals 11 4 9 4 Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 30 81 AARP Bernzrd lb 3 1 0 0 Tettleton c 4 1 3 3 Son Froncisco 010 Ota 000— 1 Camp p 0 0 0 0 Perry ph 1 0 0 0 Buffalo 0 3 0 .000 26 73 Tony Lumbruno 204-506, Paul Des- Tigers 9. Yankees 1 Willard c 3 1 1 0 Allego lb 1 0 0 0 Son Diego 000 400 OOx— 4 Central but it’s lough to get hits off him. 36th home run and Seaver pitched three hits, including a two-run Collins ph 0 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — McRevnolds Zuvella ss 0 0 0 0 leunes 200-545, M ax Smole 524, Sabby By Joe llluzzi Mariners 62 at the Kingdome. " I tonight against the White Sox and Kelfer 3b 0 0 0 0 Totals 37 S 11 5 Totals 11 7 to S Pittsburgh 2 1 0 .667 72 20 DeMarco 522, R. York 519, Dot Ferrell don’t think there’s any jinx, but 10 Usually the guys are going to make seven innings for his 302nd career triple, and Paul Householder ho- DETROIT NEW YORK ( 12). Cleveland 1 2 0 .333 48 54 190476, Cathy Rlngrose 183-498, VI United Press International must play their final 10 games on Heath 3b 1 0 11 DP— San Francisco 1. LOB— San Fran­ Atlanta 012 010 100— S in a row gets your attention. the plays.” victory. mered to lead the Brewers. Rookie obrhM abrhM Cincinnati 140 M l 00k — 7 Houston 1 2 0 .333 39 59 Pulford 181476. the road. Totals 40 8 13 8 Totals 19 10 18 9 cisco 7, San Diego 8. 2B— Gwvnn, Cincinnati 0 3 0 .000 92 113 Whitakr lb 5 1 1 1 Hendrsn cf 3 0 1 0 Cleveland 002 410 000— 8 Gladden. 3B— McRevnolds. HR— Deer Game-winning R B I— MIolner (4). Despite losing last night to the They’ve gotten good pitching and Phil Bradley drove in four runs At Anaheim, Calif., John Cande­ Bill Wegman, 2-0, recorded his Trmmll ss 4 1 1 0 Mttngty )b 4 1 1 1 E— Cerone, Bell. DP— Atlanta),Cincin­ W#tt laria said the Angels may have second major-league victory, both Baker ss 1 0 0 0 Winfield rt4 0 0 0 Oakland 110 050 tax— 10 (8), Bevacoua (3). SB— Gladden (28). Denver 2 1 0 .667 94 61 Tee-Totalera Mariners for the 10th straight held us down.” with a pair of homers, including a Gome-winning RBI — Heath (5). S— Jackson. nati 1. LOB— Atlanta 9, Cincinnati 8. been caught looking ahead to their Gibson rt 4 1 1 1 Boylor dh 4 0 10 2B— Hubbard, Murphy, Browning, Seattle 2 1 0 .667 101 94 time, the Kansas City Royals The loss left the Royals one-half three-run shot in the eighth off Dan Rangers 5, Twins 0 against Baltimore. Bob McClure Parrish c 4 111 Sample It 3 0 10 E— Franco, Ayalo, Jacoby, Can­ JoAnn Ricci 178, Donna Page 461, seco, Kelfer. DP— Cleveland!, Oakland 1. IP H R E R B B S O Bell, Milner, Oester. 3B— Venable. Kansas City 2 1 0 .667 S3 78 (Sail Hartzog 19S-S40, M arA nn Zawl- should look at the bright side. They game behind California in the AL Qulsenberry to beat the Royals. series against the Royals. At Texas, Pete O’Brien became earned his second save. Scott Melvin c 0 0 0 0 Grittev ph 1 0 0 0 LOB— Cleveland , Oakland . I B — HR— Horner (27), Milner (3). SB— San Diego 2 1 0 .667 93 99 "Everyone keeps looking at the Evans 1b 110 0 Robrtsn 3b 3 0 1 0 8 6 San Froncisco LA Raiders 1 2 0 .333 61 70 llnskl 175-511, Petle Buccino 450, Do­ only have to play Seattle once more West. But the remaining schedule Bradley fouled off a suicide the first lefthanded-hitting Ranger McGregor fell to 13-13. Hargrove, Willard, Carter, Franco, LaPoint (L 7-15) 4 6 4 4 2 2 Milner (31),Venable(1D.S— P. Perez. reen Cote 456, Bertha Toutoln 453, Kansas City series next week,” Flynn 3b 0 0 0 0 Pogllrl ph 10 0 0 Tettleton l,Canseco, Phillips. HR— Notional Conference and the California Angels have still favors the Royals. Kansas City squeeze attempt in the eighth to reach the 20-home run plateau Lemon ct 4 0 0 0 Wynegar c 3 0 0 0 Williams 1 2-3-2 0 0 2 1 Eost Betty Bailey 458, Harriet Haslett Carter (15), Jacoby (19). SB— Heath MDavIs 2 1-3 1 0 0 0 3 IP H RERBBSO 181497, Carolyn Wilson 459, Dot Hills only one home game left. leaves Seattle Wednesday night, before blasting his 23rd homer on said Candelaria, who lost to and Matt Williams combined with Grubb If 3 1 1 5 Hudler lb 1 0 0 0 AIMnta W L T Pet. P F PA A’s 10, Indians 8 Herndon It 0 0 0 0 Bonilla lb 1 0 0 0 (6). San Diego 191-501, M arge Bralnord 476, M orcsilo 'The Royals will be glad to be rid with ace Bret Saberhagen on the the next pitch. Chicago's Tom Seaver. “ Ob­ Rich Surhoff on a three-hitter., IP H R E R B B S O Dravekv (W 13-10) 5 8 3 3 0 2 P. Perz (LI-12) 1 2-3 6 5 5 3 0 Dallas 2 1 0 .667 85 47 Rivers 190476, Barbara Seifert 199-177- At Oakland. Calif.. Mickey Tet- SImmns dh 4 0 1 0 Mechm ss 3 0 0 0 Cleveland Shields 3 1-3 3 2 1 3 1 NY Giants 2 1 0 .667 68 40 of the Mariners, who have given mound, and travels to Minnesota “ I wanted to make sure I bunted viously someone forgot to tell the Williams, 2-0, was acquired in the Brookns 3b 3 0 0 0 Jackson 210001 St. Louis 2 1 0 .667 85 78 507, Terri Carpenter 175, Terry Prlsk- lleton drove in three runs and Schulze 4 11 7 6 0 3 Gossage (5 24) 2 2 0 0 0 4 Camp 2 1 0 0 0 1 waldo 177494, Pat Thibodeau 466, Lee them nothing but trouble this for three games. Then the Royals it somewhere, even if I bunted it White Sox to roll over and play trade that sent Cliff Johnson to Bergmn 1b 1 0 0 0 Clark 1-3 1 1 0 0 1 Garber 100000 Philadelphia 1 2 0 .333 25 44 rookie Jose Canseco went 4-for-4to Totals 15 9 8 9 Totals n I 6 1 T— 2:28. A— 14942. Washington 1 2 0 .333 36 76 Bean 188-509, Bill Whiting 490, Carol season. close out the season with seven foul,” Bradley said. “ He made a dead.” Ruble (L 2-10) 2 5 2 1 1 1 Cincinnati Lewie 215-190-216620, Liz Bralnord Toronto. power an 18-hit A's attack. Rick Delrolt 0 n 0 » M 1 — 9 Reed 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Brwnng (W 19-9) 61-3 8 5 4 2 5 Central "W e’ve scored only 21 runs in 10 games at home, including four mistake. I knew it and he knew it. The Angels were done in by New Yorti 080 000 010— 1 Chicogo 3 0 0 1:000 91 59 176450, Stephanie Anderson 477, J e u ls Langford, 3-5, pitched 3 1-3 innings Von Ohien 1 1 0 0 O' 0 Expea 17, Cuba IS Hume 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Williams 193497, Nancy Smith 204453. games (against Seattle),” said against the Angels. Quisenberry is one of those Chicago's elder statesmen, 37- Game-winning RBI — Grubb (1). Oakland Franco 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 83 70 Brewers 10, Orioles 6 in relief for the victory. Vern DP— Detroit 1. LOB— (Tetrolf 3, New Detroit 2 1 0 .667 60 62 Royals manager Dick Howser The Angels, who lost to Chicago pitchers you get good swings year-old Carlton Fisk and the Young 3 2-3 6 5 5 2 1 Power (S 24) 2 2 0 0 1 1 Ruble, 2- 10, was the loser. York 6. IB — Gibson, Grubb, Hender­ Lngfrd (W 3-5) 3 1-3 5 3 3 0 1 MONTREAL CHICAGO Shields pitched to 3 batters In 6th. Green Bay 1 2 0 .333 46 70 after Kansas City fell to the 8-1, finish their home schedule against, and you hit the ball hard. 46year-old Seaver. Fisk belted his At Milwaukee. Jim Gantner had son. HR— Grubb (5), Parrish (26), Howell (S 28) 1 2 0 0 0 1 ObrhM ObrhM T— 2:37. A— 14,947. Tampa Boy 0 3 0 .000 57 89 Mattingly (30), Whitoker (11). S B - HBP— by Young (Willard). WP— Webster ct 5 3 3 3 Dernier ct 3 0 0 0 Wm I Sampled). Young. T— 3:02. A— 6,584. 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With seven more N Y Giants at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. T H U R SD A Y TORONTO — Dennis Lamp is Boston loaded the bases against two outs to give the Blue Jays a 2-0 RsngarsS.TwInsO NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA BSmIth p 2 0 0 0 Davis c 2 1 2 2 victories, Los AngeliSs would own an Atlanta at LJV Roms, 4 p.m. Girls Soccer having a perfect season. lead. ObrhM ObrhM Newmn 2b 0 0 0 0 Lbke c 3 0 0 0 unbeatable 96. Thus, the Reds' mogic Rocky Hill at Coventry, 3:15 left-handed rookie starter Steve Cleveland at Son Diego, 4 p.m. Lamp, the Toronto's right- MWIIsn cf 3 1 1 0 Aguayo ss 2 1 1 1 Bosley rt 3)11 numberlsseven. Indianapolis at NY Jets, 4 p.m. Bolton at Cromwell, 3:15 Davis with one out in the fourth Two singles put runners at the MINNESOTA TEXAS Bowa 2b 3 0 0 0 Samu«l 2b 4 0 0 0 Dupston ss 5 1 2 0 Miami at Denver, 4 p.m. Girls Swimming handed long reliever, went 4 2-3 inning and the score tied 2-2. 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LOUIS (11). Rood (3) — at Chicago at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. East Catholic at Fairfield Prep, 7:30 Caudill mopped up in the ninth. run. Ranee Mulliniks walked to Santono ss 3 1 1 0 Rucker p 2 0 0 0 Chicago OOO 20114S— is p.m. Lamp allowed no runs and just Fndrbrk If 3 0 0 0Walker If 3 10 0 Montreal (3) Sept. 27, 28, 29. Home (8) (tatrolt at Green Bay, 1 p.m. "H e's got to be the comeback GaettI 3b 3 0 1 0 Slought c 2 Fernndz 0 0 0 p 2 0 0 0 Shiponff pGame-winning0 0 0 0 RBI — Dawson (11). — Phllodelphla (2) Sept. 25, 26; New San Froncisco ot Atlanta, 1 p.m. Boys Soccer three hits during his stint. load the bases and Cliff Johnson Thomas ph 1 0 0 0 E— Moreland, Brooks, Dernier. player of the year." his catcher, Lmbrdz lb 1 0 0 0 Bannstr dh 3 0 1 0 Yo^rk (3) Oct. 1,13; Chicago (3) Oct. 4, Pittsburgh at Miami, 1 p.m. East Hampton at Cheney Tech, 3:15 The Toronto win, coupled with a grounded out to second to get in Teufel lb 1 0 0 0Buechel 3b 2 0 0 1 Stewart p 0 0 0 0 LOB— Montreal 8, Chicago 9. 2B— New Englond at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Bacon Academy at Bolton, 3:15 Ernie Whitt, said. “ He has so much Toronto's fourth run, (jogne ss 1 0 0 0 Totals M 7 12 4 Totals 28 1 2 1 Webster, Woods, Brooks, Durham. HR— ' n e w YO RK (11). Rood (8) — at Coventry ot VInal Tech, 3:15 Detroit smashing of second-place t Philadelphia at New Orleans, 1p.m. confidence. You can see it on every Slenhos ph 1 0 0 0 NOW Yom 101 888 821— 7 Dawson 3 (21), Davis (IS), Wallach (20), Chicago (2) Sept. 25, 26; at Pittsburgh NY Jets at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Girls Socesr New York, dropped the Blue Jays' Barfield stroked his 26th home Espinoz ss 0 0 0 0 PhllodolphlQ 888888 018— 1 Hatcher(2), Butera (3), Matthews (12). (3) Sept. 27, a , 29; ot St. Louis (3) Oct. Rockville at Manchester, 3:30 pitch.” Houston at Denver, 4 p.m. AL East pennant-clinching run with one out in the eighth off Hotchr ph 1 0 0 0 Gome-winning RBI — Hernandez SB— Webster (12), Sandberg (52). S— B. 1, Z 3. Home (3) — Montreal (3) Oct. 4, Kansas City at LA Raiders, 4 p.m. Girls Swimming Boston's Al Nipper went seven WshnM ss 0 (23). Smith 2. SF— Bosley. St 6. Manchester at Windham, 3:30 number to six. Any combination of Steve Crawford to make it 5-2 and 0 0 0 Mlnesota at LA Rams, 4 p.m. innings, walking seven and allow­ Totals 26 0 1 0 Totals IS 5 6 S E — G. Wilson, Samuel. D P— New York San Diego ot Seattle, 4 p.m. Volleyball Toronto wins and New York losses consecutive doubles by Lou Thorn­ Minnesota 000 880 800— 0 1, Philadelphia 2. LOB— New York 10, IP H R E R B B S O West Manchester at Rockville, 3:30 ing six hits as his record droppd to Dallas at N Y Giants, 8 p.m. adding to six wins it for the Blue ton and Damaso Garcia put up the Texas 111 000 Olx— S Philadelphia 5. 2B— Knight. 3B— Montrool » , W L Pet. GB Mondoy, Oct. 7 Cross Country 9-12. Gome-winning RBI — O'Brien (8). Santono, M. Wilson. HR— Aguayo (6). B. Smith (W 17-5) 6 5 3 1 3 3 Lp* Angeles 89 62 .589 — St. Louis at Washington, 9 p.m. RHAM at Cheney Tech, 3:30 Jays. sixth run. SB — M.WIIson (24), Maddox (4). S— E— Hrbek, Teufel. DP— Texos4. LDB— Dopson 1 1-3 8 7 7 0 0 Cincinnati 82 67 .550 6 " I f there was another month to "You can't give up seven walks Barfield, already a 20-20 man in Minnesota 3, Texas 1. IB — Hrbek. HR— Fernandez 2. SF— Hernondez. St. Claire 1 1-3 6 5 5 1 1 Games Remaining SATURDAY O'Brien (20). SB— Bannister (8), Wllker- O'Connor 010000 L(» ANGELES (11). Rood 0) - at Football go in the season, he might be in and expect to stay in the game," home runs and stolen bases, got his son (12). S— Wllkerson 2. SF— Buechele, IP H RERBBSO Reardon (S 36) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Houston (1) Sept. 25. Home (10) — San Manchester at Hall, 1:30 p.m. contention for the Cy Young said Nipper. " I think I had decent 20th assist with Davis pitching in New York Chicogo Jones, O'Brien. fr o n t 'K * (3) Sept. 27 28, 29; San Diego Radio, TV Beys Soccer award," Toronto's Al Oliver said stuff. No one hit me hard. But they the third. It came on Buckner’s ---- IP H RERBBSO Fernondez (W 8-9) 9 2 1 1 4 9 Fontnt (L 4-10) 4 1-3 8 7 6 1 2 (2) Sept. » , Oct. 1; Atlanta (2) Oct. Z Manchester at Rockville, 10 a.m. IWHWVMVO Phllodelphki Perlman 1-3 6 8 8 2 0 3; Cincinnati (3) Oct. 4, 5,6. South Catholic at East Catholic, 10:30 after Lamp lowered his ERA to got infield hits every time they sacrifice fly that tied the game, 2-2, Btchr (L 10-14) 2 2-3 5 4 3 0 0 Rucker (L 3-2) 7 7 4 4 4 2 Beard 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 CINCINNATI (13). Rood (8) — ot Son TODAY a.m. 3.44. needed them.” Shlponoff 1 3 0 0 1 0 when Dwight Evans was doubled Burtt 51-3 1 1 0 0 1 Botelho 2 1 0 0 2 3 <2> Sw»- 30, Oct. 1; ot Son 2:15 p.m. — Mats vs. Cubs, Sport- M C C at Post, 2 p.m. UPl photo “ I was able to put the ball,right Tokos Stewort 1 2 3 2 2 0 Engle 1 1 2 2 2 1 DIm io (2) Oct. Z 3; at Los Angeles (3) sChannel, WKHT. Girls Soccer A single, walk and groundnut in for wandering too far off third. Wlllloms (W 19) 7 2 0 0 4 0 Rucker pitched to 2 batters In 8th. /Meredith 1 1 0 0 0 0 Oct. 4, 5, 6; ot Chicago (1) To Be 7:30 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Blue Jays, Torrington at East Catholic, 11 a.m. where I wanted to," said Lamp, the second inning put Totonto Boston's first run of the inning HBP— by Fernondez (Aguayo). Surhoft 2 1 0 0 0 1 D'Conner pitched to 1 batter In 9th. Announce (If necessary). Home (5) — WTIC. Cross Country Blue Jays’ Al Oliver scores the first run with the tag during the second inning in who was not as effective last year runners on second and third. Jesse came when second baseman Gar­ HBP— by Butcher (Slought). WP— Rucker. Stewart. T— 2:42. A— WP— Engle, Dopson. PB— Lake. 35, 26; Houston (3) 8 p.m. — Tigers vs. Yankees, Chonnel Eost Catholic at Montville W P— Wlllloms. T— 2:00. A— 5,721. M,398. T— 3:32. A— 6,947.' Sept. 27, a, 29. 11, WPOP. Invltotlonal as Red Sox catcher Rich Gedman is late Toronto. when he was used in the role of Barfield hit a grounder to third cia booted a double-play ball. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Sept. 25, 1985 - 13 1* _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 25, 1985 Sports in Celts sign D.J. for 3.2 million FOCUS/ Food By Frederick Waterman The return of Johnson was Fame tickets still available United Press International expected. Team President Red Auerbach had promised last A limited supply of tickets for Friday’ night’s Manchester spring that the 6-foot-4 guard Sports Hall of Fame dinner are still available at Manchester BOSTON — Now that Dennis would be re-signed. State Bank. Tickets are $12 apiece. Honored will by Bruno Johnson has the money, what he really wants is another title. ) General Manager Jan Volk said Weed woman Bycholski, Henry McCann, Albert Vincek, John Falkowski and The free-agent guard, a nine- he never doubted the Celtics would Herman Bronkie, the latter pair posthumously. Social hour year veteran, signed a four-year retain Johnson, “ but I was approp­ begins at 6 p.m. with a roast beef dinner at 7 p.m. pact Tuesday with the Boston riately concerned. I had blind Celtics worth in excess of $3.2 faith. We had a busy summer and Teacher wants kids to eat like Indians million. Then he talked about Dennis wasn’t left aside, but there Eric Wallert paces UofH win were a lot of pressing issues.” By Margaret Hayden winning. Herald Reporter FAIRFIELD — Manchester High product Eric Wallert had “ The guys I played with during Since losing the NBA title to the my two years here had a lot to do Los Angeles Lakers in a six-game two goals to lead the University of Hartford men’s soccer team to Like Indian children of centuries with my coming back. We won a final, Boston traded forward Ced­ a 4-0 victory over Fairfield University Tuesday in collegiate ago, Manchester school children championship here (in 1984) and ric Maxwell to the Los Angeles action. are learning to find food in the wild. you can’t beat that feeling. I ’d like Clippers for Walton and signed Both teams are now 1-6 for the season. Their instructor is Barbara to win one more,’’ he said. Pacers free-agent guard Jerry Wallert. two-time All-State selection at Manchester High, has Clark of the Board of Education’s A new teammate for Johnson Sichting to an offer sheet. If started six of seven games for the Hawks. The freshman started Center for Environmental Educa­ will be Bill Walton, the 6-foot-ll Indiana does not match the offer by tion at Oak Grove Nature Center. the year as a defender in the backfleld but has been moved to a center-forward acquired this Friday, Sichting will become a Clark is teaching children in all m idfield slot. summer was once the league’s Celtic. grades in the public school system player of the year. Johnson is considered one of the how to recognize, gather and cook Manchester Swim Club tryouts "With the addition of Bill, there’s league’s best pressure players. He edible plants. no way we can lose, “ said Johnson, Tryouts for the Manchester Swim Club will start Monday at the won Game 4 of last spring’s NBA “ We’ll cook wild plants the 31, who described his contract in Manchester High pool at 6 p.m. Any boy or girl under 18 years old Championship Series with an 18- modern way and as native Ameri­ neo-basketball terms. foot jump shot at the buzzer. cans did,” said Clark, a former interested in trying out should bring a suit and towel and be ready “ People give and people take While playing with Seattle, Illing Junior High School science to swim 25 yards using the crawl stroke. Anyone not able to and you go to the middle. I ’m very which chose him on the second teacher. attend Monday’s tryout may tryout any other day of the week at 6 happy with what I got," he said of round of the 1976 college draft, The school program is new and p.m. For further information, call Coach Ron Anderson at what he expects will be his last Johnson was named M VP of the the only one of its kind in the state. 646-1025. professional contract. 1979 Championship Series, won by “ It’s really neat,” she said. “ Thirteen years, that’s what it the Supersonics. Children in her classes will would be, and that’s enough,” gather acorns from white oaks, RHAM spring sports stars honored explained the Celtics’ 6-foot-4 The Los Angeles native, who roasting and eating them. They’ll backcourt leader and one of the attended Pepperdine University, HEBRON — RHAM High spring sports awards cited 14 student gather and eat Jerusalem arti­ league’s premier defensive has career averages of 15.4 points athletes. chokes and ground nuts, and make guards. per game during the regular tea from leaves, bark, berries and Robert Tuohey and Michelle DeGray, MVPs of the baseball Johnson went to Indianapolis season and 17.9 in post- season roots. and softball teams, were named the Outstanding Male and last week for a physical examina­ play. UPl photo Female Athletes. tion by the Indiana Pacers, but at He played four years in Seattle Sometimes her classes will take Herald photos by Toroulnlo Steve Perriolot was the Most Improved on the baseball team, Tuesday’s press conference he before being traded in June 1980 to modern shortcuts. For instance, to while John Nee received recognition as the Best Defensive termed the earlier trip “ just a Phoenix. Three years later, the Smiling Dennis Johnson speaks a press conference remove the tannic acid in the Player. Softball players Ronnie Lewandowski and Diane courtesy call.” He would not say if Suns traded Johnson to the Celtics Tuesday, where he announced he has signed with the acorns, students will boil them in Pelletier won the same respective awards on their squad. in exchange for reserve center The wild black cherries the Pacers had offered him a Celtics for another four years. their shells. The much-slower Other award winners included; Track and Field — Boys — contract. Rick Robey. Indian method is to place a bag of above can be used in MVP — Jay Alfano, Most Improved — Greg Boucher. Girls — acorns in a stream for a week and MVP — Kim Murzyn, MosUmproved — Heather Kearns. Golf — let the water flush out the tannic jelly or wine. The rest MVP — David Gunas, Mlrot Improved — Gregory Augustine. acid. Tennis — MVP — Kahlil Sivjee, Most Improved — Damon Mentions LA, NY & Boston of the tree — its leaves, Bowers. Clark will teach students recipes she uses at her home, the Moose sap, pits and bark — is Meadow Wild Foods Farm in poisonous because it Knicks Ink Trent Tucker Willington. She plans to open the NEW YORK — The New York Knicks Tuesday signed guard Guy Lafleur might come back farm for tours and as a restaurant contains cyanide. The Trent Tucker to a multi-year contract, it was announced by Dave in the near future. Grownups have a chance to Jerusalem artichoke, DeBusschere, executive vice president and director of became a much sought-after ban­ Quebec Nordiques. benefit from her knowledge, too. basketball operations. By United Press International play elsewhere.” left, has a pretty quet speaker. Corey called Lafleur in to his The Canadians hold the playing On Oct. 2 Clark will give a sunflower blossom but MONTREAL - Retired Mont­ rights to Lafleur, 34, who retired He was to be paid about $320,000 office Monday night and said the demonstration to adults from 9:30 Yanks complete Joe NIekro trade real Canadians’ star Guy Lafleur last November after 13 illustrious per year until his playing contract two men agreed that it would be to 11 a.m. at the Lutz Children’s only the roots can be says he will decide by next week seasons during which he scored 50 expired at the end of the current better it he retired from the Museum. She’ll serve tea from NEW YORK — The New York Yankees Tuesday assigned or more goals six consecutive season. Canadiens’ organization. The last wild plants before her demonstra­ eaten. The roots can be minor-league infielder Neder Horta to the Houston Astros to whether to make a comeback with But Lafleur expressed bitterness year of Lafleur’s contract will be tion. The program will be the first complete the Sept. 15 deal for right-hander Joe Niekro. another National Hockey League seasons and was named six times cooked like potatoes or team. as a first-team All-Star. in a weekend French-language honored by the Canadiens’ unless in a three-part series at the museum. Tickets for the series are Lafleur, who resigned from the’ Lafleur said he hoped Cana­ newspaper interview with a new, the club grants him the right to used instead of water $15. Evert Lloyd wins opener Canadians' public relations de­ dians’ general manager Serge 10-year contract offer made by sign with another team. chestnuts in stir-fried partment in a salary dispute, said Savard and Canadians’ president Corey to replace his current Lafleur said he will discuss a Wild plants have many uses, she NEW ORLEANS — Top seed Chris Evert Lloyd defeated Vicki Tuesday any comeback would be Ronald Corey would try to make a contract when it expires. It called possible comeback with his wife, said. Take milkweed, for instance. mixtures or casseroles. Nelson of Wooster, Ohio, 6-4, 6-2 Tuesday night in her first match with another NHL team, prefera­ trade for him if he asked them to. for $68,000 per year, a new car Lise, and two young sons during “ Milkweed is delicious from the of the $150,000 Virginia Slims in New Orleans. annually and expenses. the next few days. time it starts to grow in the spring In other matches. No. 2 Pam Shriver of Lutherville, Md., bly in the United States. “ Los Angelesj, New York or Lafleur drew Corey’s ire when “ There is my family and my age until fall,” she said. routed Lisa Spain Short of Moultrie, Ga., 6-1, 6-2 in the second “ If I return, the farther away Boston would be nice because I round. Shriver next plays Laura Gildemeister of Peru. from Montreal, the better,” La­ wouldn’t have as much pressure he told Le Journal de Montreal in to take into consideration,” he In the spring she cuts shoots 6 to 8 fleur said on an open-line French- because my name is Guy Lafleur,” the weekend interview that the said. " I don’t have many years left inches high, cuts them up and language radio show. " I can’t play he said. Canadiens were trying to give him to play. I feel I could play another cooks them like string beans. The Berra, Milner back In court for the Canadians again after When he retired last November, an office clerk's salary and that he two or three years if I avoided young leaves are delicious as everything that's happened. It Lafleur joined the Canadians’ might go to work in public relations serious injuries. I ’m taking a risk if greens. She adds the purple PITTSBURGH — The jury in baseball’s second cocaine trial would be more profitable for me to public relations department and for the Canadiens’ arch-rival, the I come back.” blossoms to salads. While the seeds began weighing the testimony today of Dale Berra and John are still white, the pods can be Milner who testified they bought the drug from accused pusher cooked until fork-tender and Robert “ Rav” McCue. served in a cheese sauce, she said. McCue, 38, a part-time tavern disc jockey and fired Replays in NFL? Some people who think they comptroller of the local Easter Seal Society, is charged with 13 om.you&iAS don’t like vegetables like milk­ counts of selling cocaine to ballplayers. The government’s case is weed, she said. For instance, a Bv Mike Rabun plbn that is currently in the centered on the testimony of New York Yankees infielder Berra kie'fs^our friend’s children would not eat United Press International developmental stage. and retired outfielder Milner who admitted to purchasing Teacher Barbara Clark holds day Illy shoots In her hand vegetables from the store. Experiments involving the use of cocaine from McCue in Pittsburgh between June 1983 and “ I cooked them milkweed and DALLAS — They are getting as she stands near Bissell Street. The lily's roots, stalks January 1985. replays as an officiating tool began serious about instant replays in the during the exhibition season this and blossoms can be eaten. National Football League, and it’s year and are continuing, in a Continued on page 14 Curren ‘angered’ by tennis upset about time. modified form, each Sunday. When a star running back Next month in New York the SAN FRANCISCO — Top-seeded John McEnroe opens defense refuses to report to training camp league will hold an owners meeting of his title in a $277,000 tennis tournament today when he takes on demanding a big, new contract and there will almost certainly be a Jim Arias to complete play in an already upset-marred opening there is a general hubbub. And vote on whether to implement the round. when a player becomes involved in system in the playoffs. Your Neighbor’s Kitchen Matt Anger of nearby Pleasanton, Calif., who had to qualify to something that leads to the police blotter, the headlines are large. Who knows? They might vote make the starting field, scored a major upset Tuesday night yes. But three-fourths of the when he beat No.2 seed Kevin Curren 7-6, 6-3. But neither can approach the noise made when an NFL game owners must agree before the official makes a mistake. proposal is put into force, and at Packers sign Jim Zorn There has already been one this stage the odds do not seem Geri Lemelin’s brownies are worth asking for major squawk this year revolving favorable. I GREEN B AY, Wis. — Jim Zorn, once of the the most around a call made in the the It would be a revolutionary step, productive passers in the NFL, hasbeen signed by the Green Bay By Margaret Hayden and Los Angeles. The celebration mixture. Mix in nuts. Bake on a Houston Oilers-Washington Reds­ of course, and it is unlikely the bottom side up. Herald Reporter is not over yet. The couple plan to greased 10-inch-by-13-inch pan for Packers, a team with a struggling offense. kins contest, and it probably won’t owners would want to make such a To make topping, mix sugar with go to France on a guided toiir for 35 minutes in a 350-degree oven. be long before there is another. major change for the playoffs lemon juice and pour on hot bread. Geri Lemelin of 41 Teresa Road their anniversary. They are look­ It will continue to be this way without having seen it in action for A pastry brush will help spread the Bruins, Garden reported sold enjoys being a full-time home­ ing forward to seeing the country Crazy crust pie until the league implements the the regular season. topping evenly on hot bread. Cool BOSTON — Agreem ent has been reached on the sale of the maker. It has been her choice since on a guided bus tour. CRUST before cutting. Boston Garden and Boston Bruins and the deal will be announced she married Roger Lemelin 30 No doubt, she will get some more 1 cup flour Lemelin often gets requests for recipes in France for her notebook 2 tablespoons sugar today after it is put in writing. The Boston Globe said today years ago. this recipe. Her mother gave it to and for her family and friends to 1 teaspoon baking powder Boston businessmen James Brennan and Godfrey Wood were “ I never worked since I got her many years ago. It is more like married, and I ’m happy that enjoy.. i/i teaspoon salt told Tuesday afternoon their $45 miilion deal had been accepted, Picture a cake than a bread, she said. It has way,” she said. Her only grand­ V* cup water and the two, along with attorney Robert Caporale, flew this Scotch oats been a regular treat at many child, Crystal Kelley, 3, helped her Two-thirds cup solid shortening meetings in town. morning to Buffalo, headquarters of owner Jeremy Jacobs’ make cookies the day the 1 cup shortening le g g Deleware North, to put the agreement in writing, the Globe said. Manchester Herald visited. 1 cup brown sugar Autumn surprise cake The deal calls for $45 million in cash and retention by Delaware yourself FILLING 1 cup white sugar 2 cups chopped, unpeeled raw Lemelin had time to spend with 1 can apple pie filling North of concession and advertising revenues within the building 8 eggs apples her five children as they were Nutmeg for the next 20 years. The key to the deal, according to the report JOIN THE TEAM 2 teaspoons vanilla 1 cup sugar growing up. Through the years she Mix crust and spread the batter was a 25 percent rental fee for the concessions. 2 cups Hour I'A cup flour running your continued to do volunteer work and on greased pie pan. Sppon filling 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda bake food for many meeetings, into center carefully. Sprinkle with OF BLOOD DONORS 1 teaspoon baking soda ■A teaspoon salt potiucks and food sale. She’s a nutmeg. Bake at 425 degrees for 30 member of the Manchester Land ■A teaspoon salt 2 beaten eggs to 4p minutes until brown. Conservation Trust and the 2 cups oatmeal 1 teaspoon vanilla extract ow n Cherry filling with a teaspoon of At The Red Cross Bloodmobile Manchester Historical Society. 1 cup butterscotch bits 1 cup raisins (optional) John W illiam Connolly, M.D, almond extract may be used for One of the highlights of her years Cream shortening and sugars. 'A cup chopped nuts Dr. of Obstetrics and Gynecology filling instead of the nutmeg- of volunteer service was the Beat in eggs and vanilla. Stir in In a large bowl combine apples COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH sifted dry ingredients. Stir in bits flavored apple filling. So may Is pleased to annouoce the relocation of his business. chairmanship of a recipe book, cherry, blueberry, pumpking or and sugar. Let stand until'juice “ From Thy Bounty,” published by and oatmeal. Grease baking sheet. forms, about a half hour. 585 East Center Street strawberry-rhubarb as they come practice to - If you ve bMn thinking about earning aome money, St. James Church in 1976 for its Roll a rounded teaspoonful of Sift together flour, soda and salt. from the containers. you might want to consider coming to work for .«I >t 100th anniversary. batter between the palms of hands Mix into apples. Add other ingre­ 36 Haynes Street fhia newspaper as a carrier. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 She owns many recipe books but for uniform round cookies. Bake at Lsmon bread dients. Mix weil with large spoon. It's a lot Ilka being In business for yourself. You do her favorite is a notebook filled 350 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes. 6 tablespoons shortening Place in an 8-inch square greased aome selling. You deliver the product. You collect 11:45 • 5:00 M a n ch ester with clippings and hand-written Makes about 125 cookies. Choco­ 1 cup sugar pan. Bake in 350 degree oven for 40 the money, and keep your records up to date. late chips can be substituted for We show you the ropes, but after that you're Child Care Provided Walk-Ins Welcome recipes from many sources, some 2 eggs, beaten minutes. Frost while still hot with 647-9354 643-9566 on your own moat of the time. with her adaptation of the butterscotch bits. Grated rind of 1 lemon penuche icing. originals. You learn a lot about how to handle various ' Saucepan brownies V/i cups all-purpose flour things... people, money, sometimes dogs. “ Many people ask for my I teaspoon baking powder Penuche Icing But, moat of all, you learn how to hand'* Cheering for the team to reach its goai super-duper saucepan Jirownies . Two-thirds cup solid shortening ■A teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons butter yourself. And that’s good to know, recipe. I only give it to everybody 4 squares unsweetened ‘A cup milk 2 tablespoons milk are the sponsors of this^ad: chocolate whatever you plan to do In life. who asks for it,” she said. ■A cup ground walnuts I teaspoon vanilla extract 1 teaspoon vanilla Interested? Call our Lynch Toyota-Pontlac Clarke Insurance Agency She cut a warm brownie out of ■A cup dark brown sugar 2 cups sugar circulation department, 500 West Center Street 881 Main Street the pan for her granddaughter, TOPPING Confectioners' sugar 4 eggs or atop by In person. who had been mixing some Scotch Juice of one lemon Mix butter, milk, vanilla and Maybe we can go Into I'A cups Hour Manchester State Bank Qrames Printing, Ihc. oats. Some of the day’s baking was ■A cup sugar brown sugar together. Gradually business together. ■A teaspoon salt VERNON 1041 Main Street 700 Hartford Road to be used at a chyrch event. Beat shortening, sugar, eggs and add enough confectioners’ sugar, WINDSOR LOCKS 623-6982 Herald photo bv Torauinio 1 cup broken nuts 647-9946 Recently she and her husband rind together. Sift flour, baking about a cup, for the right spreading Manchester Structural W. J. Irish Insurance Melt shortening and chocolate in Geri Lemelin cuts a brownie while showing her were surprised when their children powder and salt together and consistency, stirring after each iA CARRIER.The Mg job you can handle. 3-quart saucepan. Cool in pan for 20 Steel, Inc. Agency granddaughter. Crystal Kelley, how to mix oatmeal gave them a surprise party for to the shortening mixture. a addition. Let cake cool before Mitchell Drive 150 North Main Street their 30th wedding anniversary. minutes. Add vanilla and sugar. milk and nuts. Pour into a serving. 150 GAL. MIN. cookies. A crazy crust apple pie is on the table in the Mix in well. Beat in eggs, one at a For the dinner party, their well-greased loaf pan. Bake for an This cake travels well. Lemelin Manchester Saving Bank Tree Chic Beauty Salon recently redone kitchen in the Lemelin home at 41Teresa time, very thoroughly. Mix flour children came from as far away as hour at 325 degrees. Cool for 5 often makes it for church Manrljpatpr i^pralh 923 Main Street 303 East Center Street Road. Rochester, N.Y., Redding, Penn., and salt together and add to minutes. Take out of pan and leave meetings. .MANCIIKSTKH IIEKAl.U, Wednesday, Sept. 25. 198.5 - 15 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 25, 1985 After the fall Supermarket Shopper I Baked apples microwave favorite Coupon saver out of luck — and out proofs of purchase directly to the company. I would not only ask for the What is the In a 1-quart casserole dish, mix Cut waxed paper to fit bottom of By Martin Sloone United Feature Syndicate return of the proofs, but for postage as well. o ld saying sugar and cornstarch, add water; 9-inch round cake dish. Place Bar, Caress, Shield, Lux Bar, Lifebuoy, plus fill in about an apple stir in cranberries, (^ v e r with butter in 2-cup measure. Micro- Clip ‘n’ file refunds the official entry form. Expires Oct. 31, 1985. DEAR MARTIN: I enjoyed your column concern­ a day? vented piastic wrap, and micro- wave at high 30 to 45 seconds, or DEAR MARTIN: Earlier this year, I finally FIN AL TOUCH Snow White Sleepshirt Offer. accumulated the four proofs of purchase I needed to ing the problems shoppers encounter when candy is Well, with ap­ Marge’s wave on high for 5 to 6 minutes, or until melted. Stir in brown sugar. Cleaning Products, Soaps, Receive a Snow White Sleepshirt; retail value $12. send for the 75-cent refund and 25-cent Farm Best displayed in checkout aisles. But a recent experience ple season upon until berries pop. Stir in apples and Microwave at high for 30 seconds, Send the required refund form and two Universal .coupon from Farm Best milk. The Farm Best refund leads me to believe that the "N o Candy” aisle idea Paper Products, Bags, us, an apple a Microwave almond extract. or until boiling. Stir with a fork Product Codes from the back labels of any size of should be carried one step further. day is a good Combine all topping ingredients. until smooth. Spread evenly in .form had no expiration date, but 1 felt sure the offer Wraps (File No. 10) Finai Touch Fabric Softener, along with a check or was still good. I was standing in a checkout line and observed a idea. The abun­ Kitchen Sprinkle over fruit. Microwave waxed paper lined dish. money order for $5,50 fo each Sleepshirt ordered. small child ahead of me. She was seated in the Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off dance of fresh, uncovered on high for 5>A to 6>A Core and peel apple. Slice thinly. Several weeks later, I received a letter from Farm Expires Oct. 31, 1985. shopping cart, and her mother was busily unloading coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage ripe, juicy ap­ minutes. Serve warm with Arrange five slices in center of dish .Best, and I saw there was no refund inside the purchases on the counter. This little girl reached fora coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed p le s should whipped topping or vanilla ice over caramel mixture. Arrange envelope. The letter explained that the offer had LUX and LIFEBUOY Offer. Receive a $1 cash tube of flavored lip balm, opened it, and then put it in proofs of purchase while looking for the required make everyone cream. Makes 4 servings. remaining slices around edge of 'expired and expressed regret that the company could refund along with your High-Low Game Card for .not give me my refund. It ended with the sentence: her mouth. forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and chance to win $1,000. Send the required refund form happy and feel just great. Remove neck and giblets from dish, overlapping if necessary. Set "W e hope you will continue to use Farm Best I was startled, but before I could say a word, her magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers and six Universal Product Code symbols from Lux Apples can be prepared in many hens. Wash in cold water and pat aside. Caramel apple-topped :products.” mother discovered what she had done. The mother may not be available in all areas of the country. and/or Lifebuoy bar soaps. Expires Nov. 30,1985. ways in the microwave, and dry. Fill the cavities with stuffing Combine remaining ingredients > I wouldn’t have minded if Farm Best had returned simply put the cap back on the lip balm and inserted it Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. today's suggestions should give mix and truss to secure drum­ •pice cake in a large bowl. Blend at low speed NORTHERN Bathroom Tissue Offer. Receive .' my proofs of purchasei but their failure to do so made in the rack. The following refund offers are worth $12.50. This you ^ m e new ideas for preparing sticks. Place breast side up in a of an electric mixer, scraping bowl four coupons, each good for 25 cents off two me see red. I look forward to switching to another I ’m sure other people have seen this type of thing week’s offers have a total valuq of $23.69. this favorite fruit. 3 tablespoons butter constantly. Beat for 2 minutes at four-roll packages or one six-roll packages of l>A-quart rectangular dish. Brush brand. happen. The “ No Candy” aisle is a great idea, but These offers require refund forms: Nutritionally, apples are a medium speed, scraping bowl Northern Bathroom Tissue. Send the required with oil and brown coloring. Vi cup packed dark brown sugar what we really need is one aisle with nothing gi it BRAWNY Towels Offer. Receive four coupons, winner. They are low in sodium occasionally. Spread batter over Am i right in feeling this way? — L.H. refund form and the Northern Girl(s) cut from the Sprinkle with paprika. 1 medium size tart cooking apple within arm’s reach of small children. — Mrs. Wayne each good for 25 cents off two rolls of Brawny and low in calories. An average apple slices. Place dish bn an Sargent, Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. front of the Northern Bathroom Tissue packages. Microwave on 70 percent 1 cup all-purpose flour . Geasan, Sandusky, Ohio Towels. Send the required refund form and the apple contains about 75 calories, (medium-high) for 18 to 20 min­ Two-thirds cup granulated sugar inverted saucer in microwave. Expires Oct. 31, 1985. DEAR L.H.: When you order an item by mail and Brawny lumberjack cut from the front of four rolls and lots of vitamins. Because of utes, turning each hen a half turn Vi teaspoon ground cinnamon Microwave at 50 percent (me­ , send along payment with your order, you expect to get DEAR MARTIN: I wholeheartedly agree with you. of Brawny Towels. Expires Oct. 31, 1985. VAN ITY FAIR Coupon Offer. Receive four their cellulose content, apples are around midway through cooking. (A teaspoon baking soda dium) for 6 minutes, rotating >A your money back if the company can’t fill the order. The hazards and problems of dealing with small DOVE, CARESS, SHIELD, LUX, LIFEBUOY coupons, each good for 25 cents off any two an excellent source of fite r in the Let stand 5 minutes before serving. (A teaspoon salt turn after half of the time. Increase The same reasoning applies here. The fou • proofs of children at the checkout counter are many, and candy Trivia Game,^ Offer. Receive a free Trivia Game packages of Vanity Fair Bathroom Tissue or diet. Ideally, apples should be Serves 2 to 4 people. (Note: If Vt teaspoon ground nutmeg power to high for 2'A to S'A purchase you cut from the Farm Best packages have displays are only the most obvious area of danger. and a chance to win $25,000 in the Summer'n Soap Towels. Send the required refund form and the eaten and u s ^ unpeeled. any stuffing will not fit into hens, One-third cup shortening minutes, or until cake is light and a value, and they belong to you. So you have a right to I would like to again thank the readers who told me Triviastakes. Send the required refund form and Universal Product Code symbol cut from any four To keep apples fresh, store them place 'in baking dish along with One-third cup buttermilk springy to the touch, rotating dish their return if the company fails to fulfill their end of they enjoyed the "N o Candy” aisle columns, six wrappers from any of the following participat­ Vanity Fair Bathroom Tissue or Towel packages. in a plastic bag in your refrigera­ hens to cook.) 2 eggs once. Let stand directly on counter . the offer. especially those who cut them out and showed them to ing brands for each Trivia Game ordered: Dove Expires Oct. 31, 1985. tor. They will stay crisp and juicy ■A teaspoon vanilla for 5 minutes. Invert onto serving What should you do in a case like this? I would write store managers. much longer that way. Makes a 9-inch cake plate. Serve warm. Baked apples are a microwave Baked apples favorite because they are so easy 4 baking apples and fast to prepare. Even a child Vi cup raisins r " “ ” BONUS C O U P ()N j’ ” " “ "ao can make baked apples for the >A cup packed brown sugar Firm makes advances family dessert, or for an individual Ground cinnamon treat. Ground nutmeg DOUBLE V*'lTH T»‘'S C O J P O N AN D PU R C H A S E O F A N V G O L D O R PLATIN U M BAN D Give these apple recipes a try. Vi cup bourbon or apple Juice in spacedrug research Fine Porcelain China You will be pleased with the Vanilla ice cream, or heavy Completer Piece cream CHOOSE reOM 15 OFFERENT ITEMS variety of ways that apples can be COUPON G9LB lb rkOft (Center Cut Pork Chops « 1 .9 9 Boneless Rump Steaks ® 2 . 8 9 Perdue Chicken Legs « 99® Fresh Chicken Legs « 7 9* well. Sift dry ingredients. Add to onion in a 3-quart casserole. Cover ■A cup sugar utilizes the weightless environ­ save countless lives. This baked treat combines pears and granola cereal for PORK l(din- b (d n e le s s - rib END . r \ r \ The roots can be eaten raw or BEEF CMUCK-LEAN-BONf lESS . /-v/-v OVEN fiOASTED-BARBECUEO-HlCkOR’r SMO"! ^ C LESSER QUANTITIES 1 59 LB ^ - y-y they can be sliced and stir-fried. creamed mixture with grated and microwave on high for 3 1 teaspoon cornstarch ment aboard NASA's space shuttle But the program slipped behind breakfast or brunch dish. It’s an excellent source of fiber -IbPKg *1 A ( j k Pork Roasts *1.99 minutes. Add cabbage, apples, Two-third cup fresh cranberries to allow usable quantities of the schedule because of the difficulty Beef for Stew « 1. 9 9 Louis Rich Breast of Turkey « o . O 9 y Mo»e » I . “ w They have a texture similar to spicebush. Drop by teaspoonsful ^ as well as tasting great. lOO'.PURECMUCK-LESSEROUANTiTiES « 6yiB . •-/-» EXTRAMiLD O r\ REGULAR OR Th C K SLICED ^ A A&P 1 LB PKG 189 on a greased cookie sheet. Criss­ sugar, salt, pepper, bay leaf, and 4 tart apples, cored and sliced top-secret hormone to be separ­ of producing large samples of water chestnuts. Young shoots can Ground Chuck 0< Mt>re ID 1.59 Colonial Franks n*g I . ^ y Oscar Mayer Bacon Dkg ^ 4 9 Ann Page cloves. Pour lemon juice, vinegar Vi teaspoon almond extract ated from a buffer solution, which hormone-buffer material on Earth 179 be cooked and served with butter cross with a floured fork. Bake at IOO*.PUREROUNt)-LESSEROUANTlTiES2 1»IB . r\r\ COlONIAl-ChUNK A -4 m v GRADE-BEEF I L0 PKG 1 99 and vinegar, she said. Buds can be 350 degrees for about 10 minutes and water over and toss to is difficult to do on Earth. to be processed in space. Ground Round Of Mo»e lb 1 . 9 9 Liverwurst or Bologna « 1 .1 9 Ball Park Meat Franks 1 . 8 9 Sliced Bacon I sliced in a salad and the blossoms, Makes about 9 dozen small combine. Stirring well every 10 TOPPING: "W e’ve got an active agreement Rose said a breakthrough a Try this granola treat cookies. minutes, microwave on high for 30 Vi cup oatmeal to be more involved in pursuing month and a half ago in genetic after they close, can be dipped in ( THE FARM...A CROP OF FRESHNESS ^ T ~ batter and fried. to 35 minutes. Vi cup brown sugar more pharmaceutical opportuni­ engineering, which gene trans­ Add flour and toss to absorb 2 tablespoons flour ties that use the electrophoresis plants enable microorganisms to Granola has proved an appetiz­ sugar 1 LB AVE SIZE Part of her course deals with the Spicebush cake liquid and thicken. Yields 6 to 8 •A teaspoon cinnamon process in space," Ortho spokes­ produce "fo re ig n " substances, ing way for many to add more fiber Vt teaspoon grqpnd cinnamon Fresh Live Lobsters » 3 . 4 9 Longacre Thompson I Tote Bag FRESH GENUINE . _ _ identification of wild mushrooms. 1 cup fresh spicebush berries servings. 2 tablespoons butter woman Donna Pepe said. “ (But) drastically changed the picture. to their diets. A granola crunch 2 Bartlett pears, pared, cored 089 and sliced Bluefish Fillet ib 1 .6 9 Many of these plants are highly One recipe of apple sauce cake we will no longer be involved in the with Bartlett pears is a hot dish for Turkeyrke Roll >» Seedless Grapes I McIntosh Apples F R E S H C U T -S K IN L E S S poisonous, and she cautions her TO SERVE: a special Sunday brunsh or may be Vt cup packaged granola cereal LONGACRE r \ c \ r \ batter but omit other spices Apple-Stuffed ongoing development of this phar­ CALIFORNIA-JUICY SWEET U.S. F A N C Y -2 V ?' -JU IC Y CRISP Haddock Fillet .b 2 . 9 9 students against indiscriminateiy Follow directions in recipe. Whipped topping or vanilla ice maceutical product.” Actor Hume Cronyn was bom in served for company dessert. 1 tablespoon butter or margarine Turkey Ham «. 2.89 FRESH CUT O picking them. Comish hens cream While advances in genetic engi­ London, Ontario, on July 18, 1911. As an added treat, combine two Blend flour, sugar and cin- Cod Fillet « ,2 .2 9 to three tablespoons of whipped Gourmet Turkey Breast«. o . 9 9 FRESH-CLEANED 0 00 One of her students stopped a Barberry cookies nanfi5n: toss with pears. Piace in 199 One-third cup water topping, yogurt or sour cream with shallow 2-cup baking dish and top IMPORTED O o n Nutritious- 7QK 0 Waho Brook Trout ib 2 . 9 9 small child she was baby-sitting LARGE SIZE-31 T0 35CT SIZE ^ ^ cup butter 3 tablespoons butter Vi teaspoon grated lemon or lime Bavarian Swiss Cheese * 0 . 2 9 ■ ea. from eating a poisonous mush­ with cereal; dot with butter. Bake CREAMv m ■/« cup shortening V« cup chopped celery peel to top your hot crunch. Fancy Shrimp^ ^6.49 room in her yard, the teacher said. at 350 degrees for 25 minutes or Cole Slaw * 6 9 * V/i cup sugar 1 teaspoon Instant minced onion until pears are tender She said the course will include 2 eggs 1 cup dry herb stuffing mix CALIFORNIA JUICY BLACK RIBIER:r qOR r U S FANCY-100 SIZE-JUICY CRISPrtior THE DAIRY Bartlett granola crunch Yield: 2 servings. Recipe can be THEFREEZER field trips and many opportunities 3 tablespoons water from cooked Vi cup dry roasted peanuts r 1 doubled. Red Seedless McIntosh to sample wild edibles. berries 1 tart cooking apple, cored and 2 tablespoons each flour and 4 cups sifted flour diced Sunkist Grapes 89" Apples 59" Kraft American "The neat thing about the course i/t teaspoon salt 2 Comish hens (10 ounces each), F ir m f r e s h -s o l id h e a d ^. fiRMJUICY -FALLFlavored is it is all from nature," she said. 3 tablespoon baking powder defrosted Orange Juice Green Cabbage ,„18« Bose Pears *69® Deluxe Slices Menus S W FE T FA u TREAT _ She shared some of her recipes. 1 cup barberries Oil MfAlTHFUl-NUTRITIOUS WHITE OR YELLOW Plump the berries in boiling Bottled brown gravy coloring Golden Carrots 2,!., 59® Caramel Apples 1.49 ( *TRA l a r g e -FRESH MEAT t F HI Sm I.VASHI D -CRISP /-V it. 8plC0bush cookies water and save juice. such as Kitchen Bouquet or Gravy Cream butter, shortening and Master Maala on Wheels berry sauce, carrot cake with Green Peppers *49® Pascal Celery “i* 69® 158 19 US NO ’-lOEAi rORHAKiNG _ A A cup butter sugar. Add eggs and water. Beat Paprika Dying tor the spinach The following are the meals to be topping, milk. CALIFOflNiA-SNOW iVMiIE 12-oz. Russet Potatoes 5 k; . 1 .1 9 I Vt cup shortening well. Sift dry ingredients. Add to Combine water, butter, celery served to Meals on Wheels clients Wednesday: Egg or salmon Large Cauliflower „ 1 . 2 9 ■ pkg- Ml ALTHFUL-NUIFIITiOUS U S NO T-ALL PURPOSE 1 cup sugar creamed mixture along with and onion in a 4-cup glass measure. the week of Sept. 30 to Oct. 4. The salad in pocket bread, carrot and t eggs Hydroponic Lettuce .. r 9 Yellow Onions 2 k^ 5 9 ® FRUIT ON Th e BOrrOM ^ y-w-v.* plumped barberries. Drop by Microwave at high for l ‘A minutes, cannelloni you had at your hot noon meal is listed first and the celery sticks, sliced peaches, milk. Hood Yogurt 3 “°,i89® 3 tablespoons strong spicebush teasponsful on greased cookie or until butter melts, and water is cool evening meal, second: ALL FLAVORS Thrusday: Vegetable soup, ( GROCERY-PICK GREEN P’S AND Q SAVE } FOHBEnEflMLAiTH . f-/-v tea made from boiling lu twigs sheet. Bake at 350 degree for about boiling. Stir in stuffing mix until Monday: Chopped sirloin with sloppy joe, french fries, fresh fruit, Sealtest 1 9 9 2%LowfatMilk .”, 1 . 5 9 4 cups sifted flour 20 minutes. liquid is absorbed. Stir in peanuts gravy, Spanish rice, carrots, salad milk. 'r-qal QUARTERS OOft '/t teaspoon salt Makes about 9 dozen cookies. and apple. favorite Italian restaurant? Sherbet cln and brownies. Ham sandwich, Friday: Fruit juice, meat and Contadina Geisha Chunk Blue Bonnet Margarine , '. '6 9 AU MATURAl-REGULAR on LtTE . peaches, applesauce, milk. cheese pizza, tossed salad, fruited NATURAL r \ r \ t r Seneca Apple Juice tan vy Light Tuna Colombo Plain Yogurt 1 . 0 9 Tuesday: Shells with meat gelatin dessert with topping, milk. Tomato Sauce DUTCH APPLE OR a p p l e . y - \ / - v NEW BETTER TASTE PLAINOHFi.AVORtD r \ / ^ & sauce, peas, waxed beans, salad, Mrs. Smith's Pie 1.69 Axelrod's Cottage Cheese '»• 99® pudding. Mancheater achoola SAUSAGE PEPPEflONi 120/ « VaORCHEE^ /-v/-\ f a m il y v a l u e . Wednesday: Boneless pork loin Slodfer'sFrencIi Bread Piaa [*ti I .o 9 The following luenhes will be Hood Cottage Cheese ’.i.v 1 .2 9 Maybe we can help. The with gravy, whipped potato, zuc­ NON DAIRY WHilE OR'ELLOV.-NEW YORK A r \ Herald is now running a weekly chini, salad, cake. Roast beef served in the Manchester public A&P Coffee Creamer 6 9 * A&P Sharp Cheese Bar * 3 .1 9 schools in the week of Sept. 30 to CHOPPEOSfBlOlNOnSLCED TURKEY O sandwich, sliced pineapple, milk. 5.^1 I® 59^. VYHiTEOR y ELLOVY-Sh REDDEO - column featuring readers’ Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, Oct. 4: Le Menu Dinners . 2 • A&P Sharp Cheddar 1 .2 9 C auliflowerob f - z ’^i*. baked potato, cauliflower, salad, O C E A N S PR A Y refrigerated Monday: Hamburg on a roll, REGULAR ELECTRAPERKORA DC favorite restaurant dishes. To ' pudding. Cold turkey sandwich, A&P Broccoli Spears ’Sg' 5 9 * potato puffs, buttered corrots, A&P Cinnamon Rolls 99® enter, simply fill out the coupon ^ fruit cocktail, milk. SuPfltMEOflSAuS JF£PPEaOi’ '0 / i White Grapefruit 129 PARMESAN’OR PARMESAN ROMANO . ^ 299 Middle Tiripike West milk, applesauce. Folger’s 2 ^ 9 ' Friday: Baked white fish with Tony’s E)(tra Cheese 1 . 9 9 4C Grated Cheese 1 . 7 9 below, listing your favorite dish Tuesday: Hamburg and maca­ Juice 'br I - sauce, boiled potato, spinach, Coffee p‘.'c3 LS Maechestar, CoHacticit 06040 roni, buttered green beans, chilled REGULAR OR RiPPlED and the local restaurant that cottage cheese, cookies. Egg salad _(0R0CERYSAVlNQS )_ Preserves “J" 1 . 5 9 QROCERY SAVINGS pears, milk; ^sZlker’s A&P Potato Chips. 79® I sandwich, fruit and gelatin des­ PRE COOKED - j —* 646-1887 serves it. It may be an appe­ Wendesday: Sloppy joes, corn PLUS DEPOy’ -regular OR Dcr««bte Curel Skin Lotion 2 . 9 9 Coffee Diapers pKg This S#v1ao8 WEEK Brood A B uttar P lata t m i Thursday: Vegetable juice, ma­ Wednesday: Cheese pizza, juice, y umau o TINY lit t le t e a l e a v e s ! * :oNOfTONERon r\r\tt ^«" ' rvi n. . aroao a aullOf Pttia caroni and cheese, mixed vegeta­ green beans, pudding. Aquamarine Shampoo 'o?'9 9 Sanka Coffee Tetley Tea Bags "S"'1 .7 9 WEEK OInnar P lata witnEwry R em em ber: ; '3 . 5 9 7TH AA bles, fresh fruit. Thursday: Sea nuggets, potato tuT E D „ — PLUS DEPOSIT-REGULAR DIET OR CAFFEINE FREE GO l OENR iOG»€S WEEK C u p 0TH Friday: Baked fish with new- puffs, corn, applesauce, cupcakes. A&P Coffee Filters ’«' 59® Coca Cola or Tab 6 . 8 9 Lehman Potato Chips 99® WEEK Sau car Same day service Monday-Saturday S ! 9Th Friday: Grilled cheese, potato ^iPnwTSTOFfTPERSONAUTiES STUAliDNS I FEEu n C ^ ^ PLUS DEPOSIT-CHERRY COKE PIUSOCPO&TMT OEW OETPEPSI O ltiPEPSlFW EM I Phone Number S burg sauce, mashed potatoes, WEEK Fruit/Ooaaort DIati * Professional Shirt Laundry green beans with pimientoes, patties, cole slaw, choice of Slick Bic Lighters .. 69® Sunkist Orange or Sprite Pepsi Cola or Pepsi Free 1.19 th i» scAodui* wMi M rtpaaiod mixed fruit. desserts. Tailoring Shop - Expert Repairs ! I Old Fashioned White Bread . 8 9 ' Sharp Cheddar . 3” I Favorite restaurant dish...... S Whole Bar-B-Qued a 59 Bolton achoola Foreata Snowflake Rolls . 99‘ New Yorker Salami Cheese. 2®® Chickens * I Although forests still cover a ■ I The following lunches will be Fresh Baked Onion Rye 1 Imported French Brie 2®® i Country Style Spare Ribs . 2 served in Bolton Elementary- third of this nation’s land and Nibblers Cheese Spread. ' ■ 3°®J Stuffed Green Peppers ■ 2^®> ! Served at...... | Center schools the week of Sept. 30 Americans continue to grow more 8" Apple Pie ______-. 1°^J PRICES EFFECTIve SUN . SEPT 23NO tHRU SAT . SEPT 2ITH tOSS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TVFOGRAPHlCAL ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AMMLABIE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL pEALERS- to Oct. 4; wood than they cut, the amount of L...... I J Monday: Bacon, tomato and U.S. forestland is decreasing cheese melted on a bun, macaroni ' slightly. Along the Pacific Coast, Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Comers, Manchester harvesting of lumber-quality "saw salad, milk, cookies and raisins HOURS: MORDRY THRU FRIDRV R:00 R.RI TO IZ P.M., SHTURDRY RM R.M. TO 10,00 MR.: lURDRT 0:00 RRI. TO 500 M l Tactday; Salisbury steak with lumber” has exceeded the annual gravy, mashed potatoes, cran­ growth rate for 30 years. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Sept. 25. 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1985 - 17

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PARIS (UPI) — The army chief of the General Directorate for External Fabius Sunday night admitted that In Brief Mother’s apron strings are staff today was named head of the Security, the DGSE, or French secret French agents bombed the boat and French secret service in a shake-up service. covered up their activities from an prompted by the intelligence agency’s official inquiry conducted by Bernard Navy secretary faults press role in the sinking of the Greenpeace His report is expected at the end of Tricot, a former adviser to Gen. WASHINGTON — Journalists and Congress too strong for son to snip flagship in New Zealand. this week. Charles de Gaulle. are being blamed by Navy Secretary John Gen. Rene Imbot was appointed to the Army Gen. Maurice Schmidt was The prime minister was expected to Lehman for the Navy’s failure to spot several post at a cabinet meeting that focused named to Imbot’s post. Charles Hernu, comment on the latest events in the recent spy cases. The New York Times reported DEAR mother-in-law send her son a on the political crisis over the sinking of a Mitterrand confidant, resigned the aftermath of the sinking later in the day today. ABBY: I am an condolence card? After all, he lost the Rainbow Warrior. The attack killed same day as defense minister amid during his monthly television appear-, But Lehman did concede to the ’Fimes that attractive sin­ his father. a photographer. mounting evidence French agents sank ance on government policy. Navy internal security was al^p lax. gle, career Was my husband remiss in not the ship and hid their role from an Lehman told the Times that the Naval woman, 32 ye­ sending a card? And what do you The general was ordered to “restore official inquiry. Henru said senior The Rainbow Warrior was sunk July Investigative Service was too busy reacting to ars old. For the Dear Abby think of his sister? order in the service, reorganize it and officers “lied to him about the DGSE’s 10 while in New Zealand to lead a what he characterized as public hysteria at last three years JUST ASKING draw up a report on the recent events, ’' activities in New Zealand.” protest voyage to the French nuclear reports of high-priced toilet seats, ashtrays and I’ve been in love Abigail Van Buren government spokesman Georgina Du- Government spokesman Dufoix, testing ground in the South Pacific. tools to discover espionage rings. with a kind, suc­ DEAR JUST: I think your foix said. speaking to reporters after the Cabinet Journalists and (Congress, by focusing on the Two French officers are imprisoned cessful, gentle- husband said it all when he called Imbot, 60, who has served as army meeting, declined to answer reporters’ fraud cases and demanding the Navy 'improve ' man who is 48. his mother and sent flowers. His questions about the investigation, par­ in New Zealand awaiting trial on combat readiness, diverted the attention of Navy chief of staff since 1983, replaces Adm. charges of murder and arson in the We share com­ sister is in one of the first stages of Pierre Lacoste, dismissed Friday as ticularly the key issue of who ordered investigators away from uncovering nationai mon interests, grief — anger. Forgive her. the attack. Rainbow Warrior attack, in which a security violations, Lehman told the Times. chief of the secret service after he Greenpeace photographer was killed. he treats me very well and he says mother and son. (He needs her as refused to answer questions about the “If the government knew, it would he loves me. We’ve talked exten­ much as she needs him. Posibly DEAR ABBY: The next time the intelligence agency’s role in New say so,” she said. The Defense Ministry, apparently Syrians heading for Tripoli sively about m arriage. (He more.) Frankly, I think he's using subject of pedestrians or joggers Zealand. brought the subject up initially.) his mother to avoid marriage. comes up in your column, please French news reports that intelligence trying to staunch continued press BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian army units, The problem: At 48 he still lives Further, a man who ducks counsel­ mention the old rule that anyone on The new defense mipister, Paul officers sank the Rainbow Warrioo- revelations about French involvement attempting to end fighting between rival Moslem Quiles, former minister for urban voked a major political scandal, in the attack, Tuesday detained three with his 79-year-old ailing mother. ing because he doesn't want to foot, regardless of rate of speed, GEN. RENE IMBOT militias in Tripoli, today prepared to enter the He never married. As much as he know the truth is just putting his should always walk facing the affairs, transport and housing, was damaging the government’s credibility officers on charges they leaked infor­ beleaguered port j:;ity, jA'here 183 people have died cares for me, and I do believe he . . . restoring order ordered to continue an investigation of at hnmp and abroad mation to reporters. UPI photo problems on hold. Don’t fight too oncoming traffic. during the past 10 days. loves me, he can’t bring himself to hard for this prize. You might get I’ve seen people in some very Military sources said Syrian troops were leave his mother. I’ve tried pa­ him. hazardous situations because deployed at the southern and northern entrances Celestial body? tience, persuasion, confrontation they’re walking with the traffic Timetable at Issue of Tripoli and were awaiting orders to occupy key and ultimatums, but he can’t deal DEAR ABBY: My husband’s instead of against it. locations in the city, including battlelines Is it something extraterrestriai piunging are highiy magnified by a scanning with the idea of leaving his mother. father passed away recently after KATHRYN IN ROCKY CITY, ILL. separating the warring Moslem factions. to earth? Wrong, on both counts. The eiectron microscope. Microchips — I’m frustrated, jealous and angry a long illness. He couldn’t go home The military sources said today that Moslem My friends tell me I’m wasting my for the funeral because he had just fundamentalist militiamen fired on Syrian troops huge object at left is an ordinary grain of without the salt — are used by the Xerox DEAR KATHRYN: Why wait for ERA to appeal acid rain order time. I’ve tried to break off with been there the week before to visit it to come up? It’s worth bringing Tuesday at a checkpoint near the southern sait and the "iandscape” is actualiy the Corp. in a variety of products, including him, but I was miserable! his father in the hospital. His folks up. And in case pedestrians don't entrance of Tripoli, where the Syrians joined surface of a siiicon microprocessor computers and iaser printers. We’ve been to two different live nearly 3,000 miles from us. know it, they should always walk WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Envir­ ture to form acid rain, which has been Canadian law was reciprocal, but said The agency noted its request for Lebanese army troops. family counselors without success. My question: Do you think my on the left side of the road. onmental Protection Agency has chal­ that issue was “unrelated to the additional time was denied by Johnson The shooting began when a jeep-load of Moslem chip. As shown, the diverse eiements He won’t return to either one linked to sterile, "dead” lakes and husband should have sent a condo­ lenged a federal court order to reduce stunted forests. broader issues” that 'prompted the on Sept. 19. fundamentalist fighters ignored Syrian orders to because they both told his mother lence card to his mother? He called DEAR ABBY: Please help settle acid rain, saying a workable emission- The Reagan administration has agency’s appeal. stop and opened fire at the checkpoint. is the root of his problem. Now he her up and sent flowers, but no a family dispute. Do you or don’t Furthermore, the agency said John­ Fighting between the Moslem fundamentalist The great Ravi Shankar control program cannot be developed balked at an acid rain control program “ EPA is concerned that the timetable son’s order was an inappropriate refuses to see another counselor. card. One of my husband’s sisters you peel a banana from the stem? within the timetable required by the on the grounds that the link between Tawheed militia and pro-Syrian Arab Demo­ Have you any suggestions, said he should have also sent a for taking action under the court order intrusion into what was basically a cratic Party fighters has killed 183 people in the GOING BANANAS ruling. sulfur emissions and acid rain has not is seriously inadequate for the task of Abby? I don’t want to be his card. I’ve asked several friends IN SEATTLE The EPA, in an appeal filed Tuesday diplomatic dispute between the United past 10 days and injured 556, police said. Daily “girlfriend” until his mother dies. been fully proven. requiring states to reduce acid rain States and Canada over how to handle and relatives, and they all agreed with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Johnson ordered the EPA to reduce shelling and gun battles have forced nearly half TIRED OF WAITING that it wasn’t necessary for my effects in Canada,” the agency said in a acid rain. the population of 500,000 to flee the city. A one-man Indian Festival DEAR GOING: To my knowl­ District of Columbia, said it could not acid rain on the basis of provisions in statement. husband to send his mother a card. edge, there is no “correct” way to meet the 180-day deadline set by federal the federal Clean Air Act, which require Noting the current negotiations be­ By Frederick M. WInshIp India raga, a musical form upon people.” DEAR TIRED; I suspect a In keeping with my sister-in-law’s peel a banana, but I peel mine from District Judge Norma Johnson in her action on environmental problems "Establishing the sound basis neces­ tween Canadian and U.S. officials, the Plane just misses Potomac United Press International which the artist improvises ac­ Remembering his years with the symbiotic relationship between line of thinking, shouldn’t my the stem. July 26 order calling for stricter affecting Canada as long as Canadian sary to allocate specific emissions EPA said: “The agency questions* companied by the tabla, a two- flower children after his U.S. debut emissions controls in seven midwestern law affords similar consideration for reduction in individual states ... would whether judicial directives should drive WASHINGTON - An Eastern Airlines 727 NEW YORK - Ravi Shankar, piece drum. In composing, I have in 1956 and his performances at the states. the United States. call for far more than 180 days allotted decisions on a largely foreign policy carrying 175 passengers aborted its takeoff and the great Indian musician who was been interested in using other than legendary Woodstock festival in The agency also contended that In its appeal, the EPA said it believed by the court order,” it added. matter,” ' nearly plunged into the Potomac River because an idol of American hippies in the Indian instruments — the whole 1969, Shankar has this to say: Consult your gynecologist Johnson’s order was not the approp­ the airplane and a helicopter attempted to take 1960s, looks back on that era with a violin family, all of the flutes — but “Unfortunately the young people riate way to deal with a complicate off using the same flight path, officials say. certain distaste but not a jot of the music is basically Indian. were not mature enough. They issue such as acid rain. The pilots of both aircraft Tuesday swerved to cynicism. ‘Tve composed two concertos mixed the music up with the whole DEAR DR. presume that most coaches are “It is felt the approach would be City of Beatles going broke avoid contact. The plane screeched to a halt on a Shankar lives for today, leaving for orchestra and sitar but I’m not scene and with the problems of GOTT: I am 25, concerned about their players’ subject to numerous court challenges recently-built landfill area off the north runway, yesteryear to music historians. sure I’ll ever do another because their social backgrounds and with and five months health and well-being. Why not ask and, given the number of unanswered LIVERPOOL, England (UPI) - bus and train drivers and municipal matter of weeks. Council officials have about 40 yards from the river. The helicopter Once in the forefront of the now I’m into multi-media work drugs. I was thrown into the midst ago I stopped your school’s soccer coach what technical questions, would not result in Thousands of municipal workers called building 'workers all voted to back warned they will run out of cash to pay returned to the terminal. movement that attempted a sym­ utilizing the orchestra, dance, of it all because I was the only taking the pill. I his views are? Perhaps you can a workable solution to the complex a 24-hour strike today to paralyze strike action. staff through October and that they The helicopter pilot said he had been issued the haven’t had a Dr. Gott biosis of Eastern and Western singing.” person they would hear or to whom start to make changes in the problems associated with acid rain,” Liverpool, a city about to go bust in a The crisis was the result of a bizarre may have to fire everybody. same flight path as the plane. An FAA spokesman music, with Beatle George Harri­ they would listen. period since, schools of your community. the EPA said in a statement. bizarre political showdown. said it appeared the helicopter had taken off in the but am not political struggle between the socialist Old people wonder who will bring son as his most famous disciple, he SHANKAR RECEIVES VIS­ Peter Gott, M.D. Johnson made her ruling in response A strike of indefinite duration had council, dominated by Trotskyites, and wrong direction because of a mixup in now concentrates on classical ITORS to his hotel room dressed in “But I fought all the time against pregnant. I had DEAR DR. GOTT: It hurts when to a 1981 suit filed by New York, been planned but was averted at the last their welfare meals. Contractors are communications. things I found were not right and irregular peri­ the Conservative government of Prime abandoning buiiding projects, fearing Indian music and composing film an embroidered Indian tunic over I urinate, and I can’t hold my Pennsylvania and Maine seeking EPA minute Tuesday when government Minister Margaret Thatcher. There was one minor injury and no damage was scores, including that of Academy loose trousers, diamonds flashing eventually drove away the superfi­ ods before I water. My right side and kidneys action to reduce sulfur emissions in clerical workers narrowly voted they may never get paid. Parents reported to either aircraft, officials said. One Award winner "Gandhi.” on his fingers. He is a small man of cial class who only came because it went on the pill, hurt badly. I have seen several Ohio, West Virginia, Illinois, Indiana, against a prolonged walk-out. To put it simply, Liverpool, is going wonder if the schoois wiil remain open. woman was treated for tension at a hospital and The master of the Indian sitar, a joyous countenance who at 65 was the fad. Finally of the millions but was thin doctors, but they haven’t been able Kentucky, Michigan and Tennessee. But the bulk of the city's 31,000 bust. The city that launched the Beatles The crisis centers on central govern­ released. hand-plucked 20-string instrument keeps to the busy schedule of a and millions of those shallow and ran a lot. I’ve put on some DEAR READER: The average to help me with this problem. Why Environmentalists believe sulfur em­ municipal employees were expected to and a new era in pop music is fast ment’s determination to curb what it FAA spokesman Steven Hayes said the made of gourds and teakwood, is much younger person. people who were involved in our weight and cut my running from young athiete who properly can’t they find out what’s wrong? issions from coal-fired power plants in stay off the job today — a token of running out of money. terms overspending by Britain's big accident appeared to be the result of a mixup in frank to say he now views cultural He heads the department of music in the wrong way, there five to three miles a day. Would a “heads” a soccer ball will suffer no the Midwest drift into the Northeast and support of their militant socialist Strike or no strike, council workers councils — passed on to householders in communications with the helicopter pilot. symbiosis as a sort of gimmickry. world music at the University of remained only a very few and they high-protein diet with vatamin and damage or pain. “Heading” is DEAR READER: I can certainly Canada and combine with cloud mois- council. The council'sTnanual workers. may be out of work anyway within a locai taxes. “I don’t believe in gimmicks,” Texas, Austin, and maintains his are still here today. I’m glad to mineral supplements help return much safer than football tackling understand your frustration, be­ he said on a visit to New York own master class centers in Delhi say. my menstrual cycle to normal? or blocking. However, as you cause the symptoms you describe earlier this month to perfonn his and Benares, where he sponsors an “They are more sober and imply, youngsters are rarely profi­ sound as though they should be He has lung Infection Sitar Concerto No. 1 with the New annual music and dance festival. understanding, and they really DEAR READER; A high- cient and they will often incor­ treatable. I believe that a urologist York Philharmonic and its Indian- In addition, he fulfills a heavy care for the music. And I have gone protein diet with vitamins would be rectly “head punch” a moving could help you. Ask your doctor to born director, Zubin Mehta, as recital and recording schedule on full circle and come back to the good for you — and any other soccer ball. I suspect that your refer you to a capable specialist. If part of the nationwide Festival of three continents. classical fold. I have tried to put active young adult. However, it student, about whom you are you have tried this approach Drummond’s condition worsens India. At the moment he is most Indian music back where it be­ wili not bring back your periods. justifiably concerned, struck the without success, ask for a referral “My experimentation has been enthusiastic about a commission longs, but all this has been a great Amenorrhea (cessation of men­ ball off-balance and strained his When it comes to strain on me.” to the urological service of a TUCSON. Ariz. (UPI) - Mi­ rejection drugs that weaken his Trasoll said urummond’s blood with Western instruments and he has received for ballet music struation) commonly affects neck muscles. Undoubtedly his university or teaching hospital. chael Drummond, the youngest body’s immune system and make pressure had become unstable and musicans, never with the music. I from the Hubbard Street Ballet women who stop taking contracep­ parents have had him examined by Your problem may be more person ever to receive an artificial him more susceptible to infection. he was put back on a ventilator to freshness and quality... have composed, for flutist Jean- Company of Chicago, a group he SON OF A BRAHMIN family, tive piils. Five months without an appropriate authority; in any Shankar left India at age 10 to join complex than you have been able heart, shows no sign of rejecting Drummond, 25, a burly former help him breathe. Pierre Rampal and violinist Ye­ hopes to bring to India. bieeding does seem a little long to sport, unusual and serious injuries to describe; however, you are at his human transplant but his supermarket assistant manager Levinson called the infection a hudi Menuhin, for instance. Jazz “I want to bring more American his older brother Uday Shankar’s me, though. It’s time to consult can occur. we don’t clown around! acclaimed company of dancers least entitled to a diagnosis. doctors say his life is endangered from the Phoenix area, became the form of pneumonia, and said musicians John Coltrane and Don groups to India," he said. “I’m your gynecologist. Your question actually ad­ by a lung infection they have not youngest person to receive a Drummond may have contracted Ellis and many others were trying to get Hubbard Street there and musicians in Paris. He toured dresses another issue: How much it from breathing equipment or the world with the company for a For Dr. Gott’s complete discus­ identified. Jarvik 7 artificial heart Aug. 29 influenced by my music. Com­ next year. Having a Festival of DEAR DR. GOTT: Why are we sports protection should children sion of problems and treatments of “Michael has a taken a turn for when doctors feared he had only 48 from dust or water droplets. poser Philip Glass, who has India in the United States is a decade before returning to India to so sports-minded that we will not be guaranteed? All athletics carry Levinson said he did not believe take up serious study of the sitar. the prostate gland, write for your the worse.’’ Dr. Mark Levinson, hours to live because of severe become famous with his operas, wonderful thing, because I don’t consider the damage that a “head risk. Perhaps a sports-medicine copy of Dr. Gott’s new Health spokesman for University Medical heart disease. the disease was contracted during has worked with me. think relations between India and Later he began to orchestrate punch” in soccer can cause to physician could better tell you if Report on THE PROSTATE Center, told a news conference He spent nine days with the the time Drummond was kept alive “But all of the music I myself the United States have been so Indian music and founded the those in their formative years? I “heading” should be eliminated or GLAND. Send 75 cents plus a Tuesday. He said Drummond’s man-made device in his chest until by the Jarvik 7 polyurethane and perform is within the traditional good. Art is the way to reach the Indian National Orchestra. have a student whose neck is so if soccer players should wear self-addressed, stamped envelope condition has been ciowngraded a replacement human heart was aluminum heart. sore that he is unable to use his helmets. That question is left to P.O. Box 2597, Cincinnati, OH from fair to serious. found and transplanted from a eyes. largely up to coaches at present. I 45201. Be sure to mention the title. “We are afraid if we cannot get young Texas motorcycle accident The state of Hawaii creeps DELI ahead of this infection it will be victim. toward Japan about 4 inches a About Town life-threatening.” Levinson said. Hospital spokeswoman Nina year. “We have been concerned about Michael since his fever occurred Roast Beef...... *1.69 /2 ib. Lutz holds zoo trip Sweet Adelines seek members Freeze the green peppers about a week ago. We have not Lutz Children’s Museum will sponsor a family trip The Mountain Laurel Chorus invites women who been able to budge the fever with Concordia DEAR antibiotics.” Eye Roast Beef...... *1.99 =ib to the Bronx Zoo on Oct. 5. ’The bus will leave the Lutz enjoy singing to come to a membership meeting I’m sending you a copy of my at7a.m.; arrive at the zoo about 10a.m.; leave the zoo Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Covenant Congregational POLLY: How The infection, whjch has caused Nursery at 3 p.m. and return to Lutz at 6 p.m. should green newsletter “Freezing Fruits and Drummond’s fever to rise to over Church, Westminster and Sedwick roads. West Vegetables” which gives complete Swiss Cheese...... *1.59'«b. The $17.50 charge for museum members and $21 for Hartford. peppers be pre­ 102 degrees, could be valley fever School pared for freez­ directions for freezing the most or even Legionnaires’ disease, non-members includes: bus. admission, safari tour, The evening will feature performances by, the popular produce. Including special Skyfari, the children’s zoo, animal rides for ages 2 to chorus and quartets, an explanation of the group and a ing? How long Pointers Levinson said. Legionnaires’ dis­ 12, World of Darkness, World of Reptiles and Bengali must they be packing tips, recipes for sugar ease kills about one-fourth of its Condordla Lutheran Church Capicola...... *1.39',ib. social hour. Rides will be provided. For more syrups for fruiU, blanching times Express. Lunches can be brought or purchased on the information, call 643-9138 or 529-5327, blanched? Polly Fisher victims. Valley fever, common in 40 Pitkin St., Manchester grounds. Should they be for specific vegetables and more. hot, dry areas, rally is mild when it Medford Bologna .... .89‘rib For more information and registration, call the peeled first? I Others who would like this issue attacks the lungs unless the patient Immediate openings in 2 or 3 day programs. museum, 643-0949. Fair starts Oct. 4 have a bumper should send $1 for each copy to has low resistance. crop of peppers POLLY’S POINTERS, in care of Like all transplant patients, Call Beverly Strand, Director — 646-8253/649-5312 Ham Bologna...... 59 >rib GLASTONBURY — An early American fair will be this year and I this newspaper, P.O. Box 1216, Drummond is receiving anti­ Jacobsons get awards held at the Buckingham Congregational Church on Cincinnati, OH 45201. 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Jane Wyman, Richard Egan. 1960. develop acceptable programs for informally resolv­ [CN N ] Prog Cont'd WVJT Hartford, CT 10 Public Defender M, Fred DeGaprio said he WSBK Boston, M A ing "lemon law” complaints from new car buyers, the [ESP N ] Aerobics-Bodies in Motion (ESPN) Top Rank Boxing from Las would wait until Ross goes to trial in Superior WGGB Springfield, M A ^9 Vegas, NV ARLO AND JANIS^** by Jimmy Johnson state attorney general’s office says. [HBOl M O V IE: The M agic of Lassie- WXTV Paterson, NJ Court before arguing that Connecticut authorities [U SA] Shannon Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman said a Lassie's young owner loses her to a weal­ .WGBY Springfield, M A 17 lack jurisdiction in the cases of the two thy landowner. James Stewart, Mickey WHtU;mTJ0BWA5A ) WTIC Hartford. C T i f 9 :3 0 P M © George Bums Comedy review by his office found that while some Rooney. Alice Faye 1978. Rated G. 14-year-old Griswold girls. CNN Cable News Ntwrk (CNN) W eek A man moves his family from New automakers have arbitration programs for lemon law DeCaprio withdrew his motions for dismissal of [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'Race For the Yankee DISNEY Disney Channel loisl York to Florida and discovers a secret complaints, none of the programs has yet been Zephyr' Deer farmers discover the wreck­ ESPN Sports Network lESPNl those charges Tuesday after telling Judge about his suburbanite neighbors. certified as acceptable by the state. age of a World War II plane still filled with HBO Home Box Office (HBOl Seymour L. Hendel he will renew his claims and CINEMAX Cinemax iM A X l 1 0 : 0 0 P M (© E q u a lize r McCall comes The lemon law allows people who buy new vehicles an amazing cargo Ken Wahl, George Pep- present evidence that Leslie Shelley and April pard, Lesley Ann Warren. 1981. TMC Movie Channel (T M C l to the aid of a housekeeper after her son is that prove defective to seek a refund or a replacement kidnapped. (60 min.) Bninais were slain in Rhode Island. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Target Eagle' A young USA USA Network Iu s a I and the right to arbitration to resolve their complaints © New s Since the crimes were allegedly commited out mercenary is recruited by a Spanish police without having to go to’court. official to infiltrate a drug-smuggling gang. of state, Connecticut authorities have no © ^ Arthur Hailey's Hotel (CC) (SEA- In a 113-page report on lemon law arbitration Jorge Rivero, Max Von Sydow. George ® New s . SON PREMIERE) Christine s new love dis­ jurisdiction in the cases, the defense lawyer Peppard. plays a psychotic personality, two systems, the attorney general’s office said Tuesday d D Major League Baseball: Detroit at claims. professionals share a romance and Mrs. [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express New York Yankees automakers fail to use good programs and failed to Cabot helps out the hotel's oldest em­ cooperate and provide information requested by the 6:30 PM ® 23) Too Close for 29) MOVIE; Lone WoH McQuade' A ployee. (60 mins.) Comfort maverick ranger collides with modern day state. Trapper John. M.D. (jj) Benson bandits. Chuck Norris. David Carradine, Lieberman said hjs office used the information it Barbara Carrera. 1983. 21) 29) St. Elsewhere Dr. Craig plans to Tax official gives response received and also did its own investigation, including ® ^ NBC Nightly News meet his new daughter-in-law and West- ( S ) (19) Highw ay to Heaven (CC ) Part 2 H AR TFO RD — A top state tax official has filed having a worker pose as a customer and speak with 2 $ Nightly Business Report of 2. Jonathan and Mark become involved phall returns from Ethiopia with controver­ ALLEY OOP ' by Daye Gr«ue sial changes in mind. (60 min.) dealers and manufacturers’ about a supposed ® ABC News (CC) with the lives of three boys while working a report with his superiors responding to I AFTER THEM, YOU POLTS!! THOSE THEY'RE THEN IT'S TIME I a w a k e , m y e iA M T at a camp for young cancer victims. (60 ^ Dancing Days published allegations that he used a state car to transmission problem. Noticiero SIN COINS ARE JUST A MAGIC TRICK / THROUGH THE USED A LITTLE PROTECTORS/ YOUR min.) d l) Matt Houston “The results of our review reveal a problem- One Day at a Time TO FOOL YOU.'/ _ ,__^^G A TE S , PRINCESS BLACK MAGIC OF MISTRESS CALLS/ run personal errands during working hours. 21) ® On Stage at Wolf Trap 'Rostro­ CRUPELLA! M Y OW N / plagued hodge-podge of complaint handling proce­ [C N N ] Showbiz Today [CN N ] Evening News Robert J. Reardon, director of tax collections povich Conducts Shostakovich.' Mstislav and enforcement, submitted the report Tuesday dures that are likely to frustrate customers who have [D IS] Adv. of Ozzie and Harriet Rostropovich conducts the National Sym­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Night of the Shooting Stars' (Subtitled) A group of afternoon to Revenue Services Commissioner legitimate problems with their new motor vehicles,” UPI photo [ESP N ] Mazda Sportslook phony Orchestra in Dmitri Shostakdvich's Symphony No. 5,' (60 min.) townspeople, in search of the liberating John G. Groppo, who declined to go into details. Lieberman said. 7:00 PM ® CB S News American armies, find themselves en­ "An unfortunate number of manufacturers do not ( 3 ) M O V IE: 'El Dorado' A paralyzed gaged in mortal battle with neighbors and Groppo directed Reardon to prepare a response Rep. John Woodcock, D-South Wind­ Lieberman at press conference C£) Three's Company evidence a serious commitment to resolving consu­ rancher and a drunken sheriff on crutches relatives. Omero Antonutti, Margarita Loz­ to a copyright story in The Hartford Courant last Tuesday. ® ABC News (CC) join forces to rout out a killer and his gang. ano, Claudio Bigagti. 1982. Rated R. week that said Reardon routinely misused his mer complaints about new motor vehicles," he said in sor, right, and Attorney General Joe John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, Ed Asner, ® $100,000 pyramid [TM C] MOVIE; 'The Last Tycoon' A state car and filed false reports. the report. James Caan. 1967 of Consumer Protection to have their complaints d l) Jeffersons studio genius is drawn to a fascinating and Groppo said he will "g e t some input on some of Only two automakers have applied for certification Automobile Dealers Association, even though the dD Blanca Vidal mysterious beauty. Robert DeNiro, Jack service is not available in Connecticut. aired if the manufacturer of their vehicle doesn’thave ® M -A -S -H the things" in Reardon’s report on the allegations of arbitration programs. Ford withdrew its applica­ 29) SD MOVIE; 'Marco Polo' Part 5 Nicholson, Robert Mitchum. 1976. Rated an approved program. PG and then submit the report and a statement by tion after a prelim inary report was issued by the He said another program,'operated by the Belter 22) Wheel of Fortune [CN N] Prime News "I hope that publication of this report will spur himself today to Gov. William A. O’Neill. attorney general’s office. Chrysler’s application is Business Bureau, exhibited several shortcomings, 2 $ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [D IS] Disney Family Album [U S A ] Get Christie Lovel pending. including inadequate and confusing materials for manufacturers on to a greater emphasis on handling Price Is Right [ESP N ] Sosln's Salt Water Journal 1 0 : 1 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE: All the Lieberman said some manufacturers are indicating consumers. consumer complaints. As it stands, our survey of d9) Newlywed Game President's M en' Reporters Woodward THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sinioin [H BO ] MOVIE; Under Fire' (CC) Three to customers that they can have complaints Under the lemon law, consumers are entitled to use manufacturers proves to me we need a tough lemon (ii) Topacio journalist on the front lines of wartorn Ni­ and Bernstein stumble onto the biggest story of their careers, the break-in at the arbitrated by. a program run by the National an arbitration program run by the state Department law,” Lieberman said. 2Z) Nightly Business Report caragua find their lives and convictions threatened. Nick Nolle, Joanna Cassidy, offices of the Democratic National Com­ Senators tour EB shipyard ® ) Diffrent Strokes Gene Hackman. 1983. Rated R. mittee. Robert Redford, Dustin Hoffman. Jason Robards. 1976. Rated PG. [C N N ] Moneyline [MAX] MOVIE: Motcow On the GROTON — General Dynamics Corp. will [D IS] Too Smart for Strangers Hudson' A Russian circus musician de­ 1 0 : 3 0 P M dD Independent Newt rigorously enforce ethics codes it adopted after Magistrate says [ESPN ] Sportscenter fects while on a U S tour. Robin Williams, 2$ Potters at W ork The simple work problems that led to a cutoff of government Maria Conchita Alonso, Cleavant Derricks lives of rural Japanese potters are profiled. contracts, a company official has told visiting [U SA] Radio 1990 1984 Rated R. (R) U.S. senators. 7:30 PM ® PM Magazine [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Agent 008 3/4' A Bri- Dick Van Dyke Four members of the Senate Armed Services heist suspect tish spy. working in a Czechoslavakian QD (S M*A*S*H 2 4 Horat glass works, falls in love with the daughter dD Committee met with General Dynamics officials ® Wheel of Fortune Sex, Violence and Poetry 14 kt GOLD of the chief of the Czech counter espionage (§D during a two-day visit ending Tuesday at the ® Benny Hill Show service Dirk Bogarde. Sylva Koscina, Rob­ 1 1 :0 0 P M company’s Electric Boat shipyard in Groton, ied ‘doubie iife’ d l) Independent News ert Morley. 1965 ® © ® 29) ® News ® Taxi where submarines are made. ® Barney Miller [U S A ] Tom a 29) © Bizarre Stanley C. Pace, the company’s vice chairman, HARTFORD (UPI) — A federal magistrate has ® New Newlywed Game 8:30PM ©McCloud (S ) Carson's Comedy Classics told the senators the company will stick by the granted bail to a woman who allegedly "led a double Benson © Family Feud ethics codes, said Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, life” as a PTA leader and member of a Puerto Rican JEWELRY SALE (29) Bosom Buddies ® Wild Worid of Animals [D IS] Mousterpiece Theater FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavas D-Conn., who arranged the visit and tour of the terrorist group accused with plotting the $7 million 2$ Dr. W ho [C N N ] Crossfire [ESPN ] Outdoors TV Fishing Mag. shipyard. Wells Fargo robbery. (S ) M*A*S*H [ESPN] Fishin' Hole The codes were adopted after allegations of U.S. Magistrate F. Owen Eagan set bail Tuesday at 9:00 PM ® Charlie & Company (CC) 2D Second City TV [U SA] Dragnet The Richmond's annual camping trip is wrongdoing by General Dynamics officials, $250,000 for Ivonne Melendez-Carrion, 31, who is cancelled when Charlie is called in to work. 2D Comedy Break which prompted the government to cut off SOLD BY WEIGHT! ® Stir Crazy Skip and Harry accused of helping transport to M exico the loot stolen 8:00 PM [C N N ] Moneyline go undercover for the FBI in a scheme to © i9) Dynasty (SEASON PREMIERE) contracts to the company for a time earlier this in the Sept. 12, 1983, robbery in West Hartford. bust a drug dealer (60 mm.) (CC ) Following the revolutionaries' attack, [USA] Gong Show year. wedding guests are taken hostage in a "She led a double life," Eagan said after hearing 14K Gold Chains (including Tri-Color) and Charms fS^ PM Magazine scheme to blackmail Blake. (60 min.) 1 1 : 1 5 P M dD Reporter 41 testimony that the suspect was acting president of her ® d9) Insiders (PREMIERE) (CC) An © M O V IE; 'M arlow e' A private eye en­ [D IS] MOVIE: 'Shaggy Dog' A 17-year- local PTA when arrested Aug. 30 and also was a investigative reporter and his stylish ex- counters murder as he chases a strip-tease old boy turns into a talking sheep dog and member of the Los Macheteros terrorist group. con sidekick don various disguises to ex­ tangles with a couple of spies and his dog- dancer and her killer husband. James Gar­ ‘Genie’ founders make plea Eagan said prosecutors proved to his satisfaction pose corruption and fraud min ) ner. Carroll O'Connor. Rita Moreno 1969. hating dad. Fred MacMurray, Jean Hagen, Tom m y Kirk. Rated G. HARTFORD — The founders of a charity that that she was an active m em ber of a combat unit of the *12“™ *19“ “ GRAM Los Macheteros, which is seeking Puerto Rico's 1 1 :30 PM © Entertainment raised money to grant the final wishes of dying NONE HIGHER DYNASTY Tonight children have pleaded innocent to charges they independence, and that she was known by the code © Dynasty gave false information about the charity to the name "Falcon." Melendez-Carrion was the seventh of 12 suspects 14K Gold Earrings C£) ABC News Nightline state. charged in the Wells Fargo robbery in West Hartford (including Tri-Color) ®1 9 ®o PER G R A M The lives of Krystle and Blake © Hawaii Five-0 Michael and Suzanne Bates entered the pleas to WINTHROP by Dick CavalM to go before Eagan for a bail hearing under tight Carrington (Linda Evans and dD Honeymooners the misdemeanor counts during arraignment security in U.S. District Court. John Forsythe) are In jeopar­ 29) All In the Family HCW DO I KNOW I'LL BE I KNEW I'D RESRET READING Tuesday in Superior Court, where the case was SAVE UP T O Eagan ordered that $15,000 of the bail be posted in ir Finest Quality dy as they are held captive by Tonight Show Tonight's guests HERE TOMORROW? H C W DO THAT LETTER DAD QOT FRQAA continued until Oct. 8 for pretrial proceedings, a cash with the remainder secured by property. He also revolutionaries who ravaged are Glenn Close and Michael Landon (60 r KNOWANYBOCY WILL B E? court clerk said. min.) THE NUCLEAR FREEZE PEOPLE. ordered Melendez-Carrion to live in New Jersey with if Lowest Price Amanda's royal wedding to The Waterbury couple founded the Genie her month and a daughter from a first marriage. Prince Michael of Moldavia. ® Hogan's Heroes Project, which has been accused by the state of Eagan previously denied bail to four suspects and if Largest Selection Characters surviving the car­ dD La Traicion misusing money it raised for the stated purpose of granted bail to two others. A bail hearing for (S ) New s granting the final wishes of terminally ill 7 o r nage from last season's finale defendant Angel Diaz-Ruis, the common-law husband of ABC's "Dynasty” will be 2D Comedy Tonight children. The state attorney general’s office has OFF FULL RETAIL if All Goods Fully Guaranteed of Melendez-Carrion, was begun Tuesday and will revealed during its new sea­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight accused the charity of using only $10,000 of the *Our savings claim is based on the fact that our research shows national jewelry stores and national department stores continue Thursday. [ESP N ] Sportscenter $237,000 it raised last year to benefit children and sell the same or comparable jewelry for $60 to $70 per gram at full retail. We sell for $12.50 to $19.50 per gram. son premiere WEDNESDAY, Melendez-Carrion objected to the order that she live SEPTEMBER 25. [U SA] Make Me Laugh has filed suit seeking to recover some of the in New Jersey, jumping to feet to ask for permission to money. 1 1 :4 5 P M [MAX] MOVIE; 'Young return to Puerto Rico, where her three sons by STERLING SILVER JEWELRY TOO! CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Lady Chatteriey' A young woman faces marriage and a humdrum lifestyle until she Diaz-Ruis are living with his mother. Eagan agreed to CHAINS, CHARMS AND EARRINGS AT COMPARABLE SAVINGS visits an old family castle. Harlee McBride consider the request. 1980 Rated R FBI Agent Jose P. Rodriquez testified that agents Bevelled Herringbone Chains $ 4 ^ 5 0 $ 50 per 1 2 : 0 0 A M (©M OVIE: 'Awakening Program alms to help youths trailed Melendez-Carrion followed her and three of Candra' A woman, who reported that Astrogr€tph co-defendants to a campground in New Paltz, NY., with Safety Clasps ______f ^ to 15 Oram NEW B R IT A IN — A statewide group is her husband had been killed in a hunting where she was seen entering a large motor home. accident, begins to suffer problems that launching an effort to get high school and middle Crossword leads her to the edge of being insane. school students to develop programs of their own The FBI claims the motor home, retrived last mindful of your behavior in social situa­ ONE DAY ONLY!! Blanche Bal>rr. Cliff De Young, Richard other way. to combat drug and alcohol abuse among young month in Boston, was used to carry the $7 million and Jaeckel 1961 tions today. Do nothing that could give TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It's best not Victor M. Gerena, the alleged gunman in the heist, to people. ACROSS 63 Direction Answer to Previous Puzzle © Barrtaby Jones one who dislikes you a chance to gossip. to take gambles today on ventures that Mexico. The FBI claims Gerena has been given Quality Inn, Vernon SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D m . 21) Family The Connecticut Association of Secondary (iD ( 3 ) Com edy Break are outside of your field of expertise. sanctuary in Cuba. DOWN M U S E V E R B A L < T O r th d a y problems should not be discuss^ in the Your lack of knowledge could prove Schools said a series of seminars will be held for 1 New Testament 29) Soap Opera Awards "Do you have any evidence that Ivonne Melendez- ROUTE 83 • VERNON, CT A K E R A C 0 R N S presence of outsiders today. Open dis­ costly. students and teachers with the goal of making book d9) Barney Miller Carrion has do'ne anything more violent than spank (EXIT 94 OFF 1-84) 1 Motoring asso­ Sapt. 26,1985 putes will make everyone look bad and GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) To gratify them aware of the problem of drug and alcohol o R A N T 1 T L 1 S T her children?" defense attorney Spencer Clapp asked 5 Minutes of ciation (abbr.) dD Pelicula: 'Acompaname' Rocio Dur- resolve nothing. your ego and prove others wrong today, abuse and what they can do to combat it. [ l o B S T E R A E T cal y Enrique Guzman. Rodriquez. court 2 Glossy fabric Unique or original ideas you get in the CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 19) Hard you might be tempted to take an unpop­ John Daly, executive director of the associa­ Thursday, September 26, 10-8 9 2010, Roman 3 Trolley |o R L E M E R L 1 L (ID MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour year ahead should at least be given a feelings will result today If you lake cred­ ular position that will anger associates. tion, said Tuesday the group has no detailed " I have no evidence that Falcon placed a gun to it for things others have done. Stay out 12 Well-ventilated 4 Arab country I s S E M 1 K E A S E A 2D Man From U.N.C.LE. chance to prove themselves. Seeds of CANCER (June 21-July 22) Decisions statistics on how widespread drug and alcohol anyone’s head," replied Rodriquez, a special agent ol the spotlight it you haven't earned it. VISA, MASTERCARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS AND CHECKS WELCOME 13 Young deer 5 Fazes [CN N ] Newsnight success can be sown from your fertile that have an effect upon your work or with the FB I in San Juan, Puerto Rico. E 0 N V 1 S H N If you abuse is in the state’s middle schools and high 6 Roadster i d Imagination. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Fab. 19) career should be based upon your logic He said Melendez-Carrion was a daily visitor in the 14 3, Roman IV E N 0 E E 1 N E [ESP N ] Mazda Sportslook shop Impulsively today, there's a strong schools. 7 Plunk today, not your emotions. Keep feelings spring of 1983 to the residence of FilibertoOjeda-Rios, 15 Sandarac tree lo [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Educating Rita' (CC) A LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Establish a chance you'll respond to sales pitches The seminars are designed "to sensitize these Sale Held by GOLD CHAIN SALES, INC. 8 Yearbook . L E 0 N K V D W F L^ in check. a suspect in the robbery whom the government claims 16 Football player tutor guides a working class woman to the sensible schedule regarding your work­ and buy things you really don't need. students leaders in their schools to what the 9 Wordless actor A _G S T Y £ M 1 R A path of self-discovery and intellectual en- is a Cuban agent. ONE CORPORATE CENTER, HARTFORD, CT (203) 249-7008 lightement. Michael Caine, Julie Walters, load today. If you try to crowd too much PISCES (Pab. 20-March 20) Lack of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be extra careful problems are, to make them aware there are 10 Palestinian A C u A S C E T ) Clapp said the case was based on “guilt by Tarkenton Michael Williams. 1983. Rated PG. In. you might end up accomplishing willpower today might allow a setback to In joint ventures today, especially if ways of combatting it." GOLD CHAIN SALES, INC. is a Connecticut corporation registered with the Secretary of coins [ l 1 T H E nothing. Major changes are ahead for deter you from achieving an objective. association, back to the old communist conspiracy 17 1051, Roman S T 0 S H A [U SA ] Edge of Night there are costs Involved. Make sure the State’s Office and licensed by the State of Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection 1112, Roman LIbrans in the coming year. Send lor Instead ol regrouping and trying again. expenses are distributed equally. charges.” 18 Novelist Zola lo N E 1 D A M 1 N E R 19 Singer Horne 1 2 :3 0 AIVi C© comedy Tonight your Astro-Graph predictions today. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Today, if you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Partnership I p A S T E L A N E R 20 Unclothed 21 Money (si.) (© Saturday Night Live Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ can help people who have been kind to arrangements could be more ol a hin­ persons 24 City in' Space: 1999 paper. Box 1846. Cincinnati. OH 45201. you, don't let the opportunity slip by. drance than a help today. Instead of re­ Bristol plans 34 Says 49 Snow removal GD 22 Former nuclear Iowa SCORPIO (Oel. 24-NOV.22) Be extra You'll be remorseful later If you look the MONEY SAVING COUPONS lying on others, try to fend for yourself. 36 Soviet state implement ( ^ 29) Late Night with David agency (ebbr.) 25 Madam (conL) Letterman Tonight's guest is comedienne abortion vote m e Sunflower Croup Lenexa, KS 66219 26 Other 39 City in France 51 - 23 Accounting Breckinridge Marsha Warfield (60 min ) 28 Leading man 41 Car part agency (ebbr.) 52 Acorn end @ Maude BRISTOL (UPI) — Bristol offi­ 30 Skirt feature (2 wds.) M M U F A C T U M irS COUPON E lP tM T IO N UKTE: 1 2 /3 1 /8 S 24 Soul (Fr.) products d® Film/Sign-Off cials say they will place the issue of 31 Btuefin 45 Warehouse 53 1004, Roman Bridge abortion on the November ballot, 27 . . degree 32 Safecracker 47 Spooky [ESPN ] Outdoor Life Magazine Host- 55 Coagulate William Conrad. despite state warnings the city has when you buy any size or 29 Robust (si.) 48 Shield boss 57 Landing boat SAVE 250 [HBO] MOVIE: The Seduction of Joe no authority to hold the non­ 33 Glucose­ variety J.L KRAFT SELECT Tynan' Fame and power teach a rising binding referendum. forming enzyme Senator the double-edged price of suc­ NORTH Careful play played a club to the king. E:ast won the Shredded Natural Cheese 35 Adhesive cess. Alan Alda, Meryl Streep, Barbara 4 8 4 ace, cashed the queen of spades and The secretary of the state’s nn A llE R ; Kralt Irx w>il reimbufse yOu lo< the lace vaiue O f this coupon plus 8( if Harris. Rated R. substance 4AQ108 saves the day got out with a club. Declarer had to be office has challenged the city plan submiffed m compliance with Kraft's CMpon Redemption Policy prevtousiy provided to (U S A ] Heartlight City ♦ AQ83 >etai«r and incorporated by lelerence herein Void where umed restricted or prohibited 36 Comfort careful now. First he played the heart to have residents vote Nov. 5 on Cash value Maii to N n t t le e . Oa$t S M t. El Pate, n 7 N M . Offer 4KQ4 By James Jacoby ExptrM: 12/)t/t$. 37 Lace ornament 1 :0 0 A M (© Gat Smart ace. Then he tried the third round of whether the 1973 U.S. Supreme clubs, EUist discarding. Only now did Court decision legalizing abortion 40 Separate metal (© Hera's Lucy WEST EAST ONE COUPON PER fT IM PURCMUEO ♦ K2 A takeout double in the pass-out po­ declarer play a second heart. Blast should be overturned. REOEEH P M M PTiy from ore © Joe Franklin Show 4 Q J 10 7 6 5 3 V7 6 V K 4 sition can be made on very moderate won the king and had the unpleasant City and state officials say the 42 Volga tributary Phil Silvers ♦J9542 ♦ K 6 values, as little as nine or 10 high-card choice of either leading into the A-Q of non-binding referendum on abor­ ElOQO EOLfiMB ) Hitler's #1 Enemy: Buried Alive 43 Price label 49 8 6 5 ♦ A2 points. It’s different immediately af­ diamonds or giving declarer a stuff tion may be the first of its type in 44 Be situated [C N N ] Crossfire ter an opening bid, when your takeout SOUTH and a ruff and bis contract. the country. 46 Ankara [E S P N ] 1985 Worid Junior Quarter- double should clearly tell your partner State officials also questioned an house Championships Presented from 4 A 9 I WAVUFAC'UBEH COUPON | txPIBES 3'31'Bt | 48 Overturn Tulsa. OK 4J95S2 that you qould have opened the bidding advisory question put to referen­ 50 Wind (comb, yourwlf. Because of that uncertainty dum last year in Bristol, when 1 :3 0 A M C© New Avengers ♦ 10 7 form) 4J 107 3 relating to North’s double, South was residents voted anyway on a ( © I Love Lucy People who smoke like cbimneyi S A V E 4 0 53 2050. Roman not sure he should risk a three-heart bilateral nuclear arms freeze. © N ew s Vulnerable: Neither are apt to be a little loose in the flue. 54 East Indian bid. He felt OK when he was raised to The abortion issue also will stay Independent News Dealer: E)ast ’ 511111560401 cereal grass GD four, since he did have a five-card suit, on the ballot, following a vote by } CHIPS a SMond suit in clubs and a quick trick 56 Old English West North East Soatb the Bristol C)ity Council and the [C N N ] Newsnight Update in " ■ com 1 4 Pass advice of the city’s corporation [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'Alphabet Chy' A young Pass 56 Nigerian tribe Dbl 2 4 3 4 counsel. City Clerk Rita D. Brown hood balks when he's ordered to set fire to Pass 4 V Pass Pass 59 Not closed the tenement his parents live in. Vincent <8aid Tuesday. Pass Joanne Chrisoulis, assistant to 60 Displeases Spano, Kate Vernon. Michael Winslow 1984 Rated R the elections attorney in the 61 Make a [U SA] Japan Today secretary of the state’s office, said promise Opening lead: 4 K Africa: Cry of a Contirient she will notify the city again that it 62 Strike out dD Oaspedida d o e s not have the authority to put t h e matter to a vote. go - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Sept. 25, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Sept. 2.'), I98.» 21 BUSINESS Business REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES In Brief WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! — 646-2482 Johnson Joins realty firm Tax reform changes retirees’ thinking Kathy Johnson, who has been involved in ic : estate sales for four years, is now associated w i „ REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK As the personal savings of America’s 23 million Q. Does Reagan propose to eliminate the use of 401 the the Carl A. Zinsser Agency of Manchester. households have plunged to the second lowest level in (k) plans? She is a member 25 years, many of you have been considering your A. Yes. The Treasury proposes the elimination of all of the Manchester featuring: .tax-sheltered plans as savings rather than as bona 401 (k) plans. And one of the proposals would be to Board of Reuliois fide retirement programs. But President Reagan's allow loans only in excess of a five-year term for the and was previi '.,»ly tax reform package would force you to switch back to Sylvia first-time purchase of a primary home. a member of Uic We’re Never Out O f Your Sight.. looking at these plans for your retirement — and not Q. Does Reagan propose to impose any type of Stamford Board j 1 Porter St. Area!! as short — term vehicles for savings. penalty tax on distributions prior to age 59'/i? Realtors. Executive 3/4 Cape. 1st lloor (ireplaced lamlly Hebron Cape Just one illustration, if you take funds out of a P6rteir A. Generally, all tax-sheltered plans would be Johnson spe^ :al- room, and master bedroom suite. Format iiving and 3 bedrooms on the 2nd door, 1 'A baths, 1 st door fam­ tax-sheltered plan prior to age 59‘A, death or subject to uniform rules. For early distributions made izes in re.sideji.ial dining rms. 2'4 baths. 2 car garage. $149,900. ily room with fireplace. Custom kitchen, 1st floor disability, the money generally will be subject to a 20 on account of college education for a dependent, the real estate ard li- "WE GURANTEE OUR HOUSESI”...646-2482 laundry. Cedar exterior. Built by Behrham.' percent penalty tax. It also will be taxed as ordinary first-time purchase of a primary residence, or to nancing. She "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...646-2482 income, unless rolled over to a rollover IRA. These replace unemployment compensation benefits which Bolton with her hus­ penalties should discourage you from withdrawing have expired, the penalty tax would be 10 percent band and two ui.s. I f I I the funds for any reason except emergencies! from employer-sponsored tax-qualified plans would (instead of 20 percent). She serves en the The whole subject has been so befuddled by no longer be eligible for special 10-year averaging or Q. Summarize what the proposal would mean to Bolton Board ei l ax constant changes, new tax angles and the like that I’ve the partial capital gains treatment. most employees. Review. settled on a Q&A format in the hope of making some Q. Does the Reagan proposal attempt to impose A. Through the elimination of 10-year averaging, sense out of it for you. uniform distribution rules on all types of retirement and through the imposition of substantial penalty Q. What are the proposed changes for IRAs? plans? taxes on distributions prior to retirement, the Reagan Bank pays Real Estate A. Under the existing law, an individual with a A. Yes. Reagan is trying to give uniform treatment proposal would force employees to look at their dividend non-working spouse is allowed to make tax-deductible to all types of tax-sheltered plans. Under the tax-sheltered plans as bona fide retirement plans. First ConiK-.-UJui 168 Main St., Manchester Summit St. Condo Just Listed! Rockledge contributions for himself or herself and the president's proposal, distributions from all tax- In our society, where employees change jobs many 647-8400 non-working spouse of $2,250 if a joint return is filed. sheltered plans must generally start no later than times, it would, encourage employees who receive Bancorp Inc. an­ Gorgeous 3 year old, 2 bedroom townhousel Super 4 bedroom Dutch. Huge family room with Cathedral nounced Monduy rec room for $68,900. MUST BE SEENI cellingsl 2'A baths, and much more. Immaculate Under the proposed law, this annual limit would be April 1 of the calendar year following the year in distributions to keep them in tax-sheltered plans for Kathy Johnson "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...646-2482 $140’s i^reased from $2,250 to $4,000, provided the couple which the individual reaches age 70'A, emphasizes their retirement by using rollover IRAs, says Russo. that its Boaid < [ "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...646-2482 -Has earned income of at least $4,000. The entire $4,000 Anthony J. Russo Jr., a retirement expert of the New If .ynu look at the proposals as a whole, you are Directors has declared a regular quurl-jrly Because Our Signs would be deductible. York-based investment firm of Lord, Abbott & Co. The impressed with the elimination of many abusive tax dividend of 33 cents per share payable Octobv i-2b, “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! ” Q. Does the proposed legislation make any changes proposal also would mandate that both pre-death and shelters. I think a tax-sheltered retirement plan 1985, to shareholders of record on Octobcj- 11, in the favorable tax treatment on lump-sum post-death mandatory minimum distribution rules remains on of the best vehicles you, an employee, can 1985. Blanchard & Rossetto distributions? would have to be similar to the'rules now in effect for luse to accumulate assets on a tax-deferred basis to First Connecticut is the parent licki.c.g Are Everywhere!! (§g> A. Under the proposed law, lump-sum distributions IRA accounts. provide for your financial security. company of United Bank of Hartford, Suw COMMERplAL CRfDiT 646-2482 nNANGAL NETWORK Britain National Bank, The Simsbury Bank and Advertisement paid by Manchester H e r a l^ ^REAL ESTATE 189 West Center St. corner of McKee St. Senior Citizens Discounts a Corarrt Oiu CowfMfiy Trust Company, Independent Bank and l ra.si Company of Willimantic and Pioneer Credit Marriott to acquire Corporation. /* Directors increase dividend Directors of the Hartford Steam Boikr O dyiK w Manchester, CT 06040 Howard Johnson Co. Inspection and Insurance Co. voted recently lo i r T ^ . ._[|T”fc l . increase the company's regular quaricrly ______649-4000 B y Steve Gorman Johnson, 375 franchised motor lodges dividend 25 percent from 40 cents lo 50 cents per Thinking of a new home? United Press International and 199 franchised restaurants. share. In addition to retaining the restau­ This is the second increase in the regular WASHINGTON — The Marriott Corp. rants currently run by Howard John­ quarterly dividend in 1985, the company said. Call U&R first for your custom built home. hotel and restaurant chain signed an son, Marriott will hold onto one The 50 cents per share will be payable Ocl. 31 lo agreement to buy a major competitor, Plaza-Hotel and management agree­ shareholders of record on Oct. 10. We have home sites available in Manchester the Howard Johnson Co., for $300 ments for three Plaza-Hotels. In October 1984, the dividend was 37,5 ceiita per million and sell its trademark and The entire Howard Johnson chain will share . and South Windsor. franchise division to another national be purchased by Marriott for $300 hotel operator, it was announced million, including debt, from the Stock prices open mixed Whether you are interested in buying, selling, Tuesday,. Imperial Group, of London. Immediately after acquiring Howard Howard Johnson was founded in 1925 NEW YORK — Prices opened mixed today iii building or just need to consult someone on "DUPLEX REDUCED" Johnson, Marriott agreed to sell to as a small patent medicine store and heavy trading of New York Stock Exchange "BEST BUY — GREAT VALUE" issues. your real estate needs, call us — we’re Don't miss seeing this spacious, Excellent location; 10 Rooms, 3 Prime Motor Inns Inc. nearly all the soda fountain in Wollaston, Mass., and newer 7 Room Raised Ranch with 3 Porches, Full Basement. 2 Heating hotels and motor lodges run by Howard grew into one of the largest food and The Dow Jones industrial average, which rc -,e always willing to assit you. Bedrooms, 2'A Baths. Skylights,- 2 Systems and 'A Acre Lot plus 2 Car Johnson plus its motor lodge and lodging chains in the United States. 4.81 Tuesday, was up 2.69 to 1,323.81 shortly after Car Garage and an Acre Loti! Ask­ Garaged Save $ the opening bell. ing $118K restaurant franchises. The company, acquired by Imperial ) Marriott will retain 350 Howard in 1980, is now based in Quincy, Mass., But declines led advances, 512 to 310, among the / v n ' Johnson-run restaurants and 68 turni- and boasted annual sales last year of 1,273 issues crossing the NYSE tape. pike restaurants,, plus the company's $757 million. Early turnover amounted to about 7,3o0,000 vending, manufacturing and distribu­ Two years after Howard Johnson was shares on the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur. INVEST IN THE FUTURE tion operations. With this five and five. Two Family. Two bedrooms on formed, the late J. Willard Marriott Report cites medicaid fraud each floor. Wall to wall carpeting, newer roof, 100 AMP Details of the ''definitive agreement" launched his $4 billion, worldwide hotel Circuit Breakers. Separate systems. Full, walk-out ba- were disclosed in a joint statement and restaurant empire with a root beer BOSTON — An investigative unit of the state .scment. Front & back porches. Asking $112,900. issued by Marriott and Prime Motor stand named the Hot Shoppe that he Attorney General's office says unscrupulou.s U&R REALTY CO. “THREE FAMILY 6-6-3” “OWNER ANXIOUS - Inns. opened in .Washington, D.C, doctors, psychiatrists, nursing home operators Good condition, separate utilities, PRICE REDUCED" Prime Motor Inns, based in Fairfield, Prime Motor Inns currently runs a and other health professionals are bilking STRANO REAL ESTATE large apartments and fully rentedll Six room Ranch, 3 BR, very nice N.J., will pay $235 million, including number of Howard Johnson franchises, taxpayers out of millions of dollars of Medicaid 643-2692 1.S6 F-. CENTER ST., MANCHE.STEH. CT, Great Investmentll Florida room, large 2 car garage assumed debt, for the restaurants, as well as hotels franchised by Hilton, and nice flat lot and treesi $70's funds set aside for the underprivileged. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor lodgings and the Howard Johnson name Holiday Inn, Sheraton and Ramada Inn. The Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, which was CALL TODAY - 647-SOLD^««H1 and trademarks. The acquisition, expected to be established six years ago. said in a report V America’s Number 1 Top Seller — Century 21 ^ The assets acquired by Prime Motors completed before the end of the year, is released Tuesday that it has been able to recover include about 125 motor lodges and subject to the approval by Imperial $8 million in funds taken fraudulently by hotels currently operated by Howard Group Shareholders, Marriott said. 243 M A IN S T R E E T * M A N C H E S T E R professionals from a program designed lo help . 643-1591 pay for health care for the poor. VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON 871-1400 Dollar eases, gold firms R.l. bank gets $50,000 fine PROVIDENCE, R.L — Saying that he wanleu LONDON (UPI) — The dollar eased the dollar began trading at 55.33 to "send a message" a federal judge fined the [ on world money markets today in calm Belgian francs vs. 55.42. Milan trading Greater Providence Deposit Corp. $50.01)0 for trading, but there was continuing doubt saw the dollar fall to 1,828.50 lire from failing to report cash transactions lo the Inlei nal about the intentions of central banks, Tuesday's close of 1,830. Revenue Service. ^ Real Estate dealers said. U.S. District Judge Bruce Selya handed down The dollar, shadowed by the threat of the sentence Tuesday as a result of the bank's Gold and silver prices firmed central bank intervention, closed lower We Say It Twice slightly. guilty plea to a felony charge of failing lo report 21 UPl photo in Tokyo at 229.45 yen, against 230.10. currency transactions totaling $324,487 between TIME TO SAVE UP! BRAND NEW LISTING! In Frankfurt, the dollar opened at The dollar was worth $1.3592- So You’ll Remember Earlv 1086 occupancy is offered with this charming 2.7090 marks compared with Tuesday's July 1981 and April 1982. 6 room Cape. Nice famil> neighborhood, close to EAST HARTFORD . Canadian. The judge could have fined the bank the Fresh paint and paper and ."i meliculmi's house­ Naw LMIng A boost from Bond close of 2.713, while in Zurich it began shopping, hanks, schools and 1*84. Steel siding loo! keeper await YOU at this terrific 6 room Ci>lonial- the day at 2.2238 francs, down from Gold was up in Zurich, opening at $329 maximum $500,000, but said that the situation did Offered in the 870’s. Cape. 2 full baths, new 100 amp. servi«-c arul a new Manchester $89,900 not warrenl such a levy. Us! 647-8400 4 bedroom, full dormer Cape with spacious eat-ln kitchen and formal Leaf Company employee Maria Vidal inspects "Whopper" 2.2375 at the close of trading Tuesday. an ounce from $328, while silver was gas furnace. Handy location on busline. Offered nl dining room, living room with brick fireplace and wood mantel, on a majted milk balls before packaging. The Chicago-based In London, the pound was equal to unchanged at $6.15 an ounce. In London, One lawyer representing the bank, Joseph $72,500. Feeley, said he felt the fine was too high and level treed lot, surrounded by pines, with a pool and garden. cornpany produced 5V6 billion "Whoppers" in 1984. However, $1.43125 at the opening against Tues: gold opened at $329.15 an ounce day's close of $1.4270. compared with $328.50, and silver I wasn't "even-handed. " He and other lawy.-rs production is up to 30 million a day now, in part, the firm says, to In Paris, the dollar opened at 8.265 opened at $6.17, up a half-cent from have not decided whether they will appeal. a promotion tied to the James Bond movie, "A View to a Kill." francs, down from 8.32, and in Brussels Tuesday's close of $6,165. GTE remains silent on rumors of Alabama plant closing By Dana Beyerle The author said the documents erations Action Plan — Phases I & transferred to GTE facilities in El ple," he said. "That's been going ment whether a leak of the plunt's United Press International were released because officials II" and "Huntsville Terminal Paso, Texas, and across the on since January." closing could have been limed lo A VIEW FROM THE BACK! GEE WILLIKERS... LORDY, LORDY are not being candid with em­ Operations Plan for 1986." They Mexican border in Juarez. Hulsey said the company has not coincide with new contract talks The sunshire pemrs into the den and rear Owner has decided to relocated after 20 vears! Great IT’S UNDER 40!! New Llating ployees and are not giving them also refer briefly to a human Other documents indicate big rooms. 2 full baths, fireplace, rec room, HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - GTE talked to the local union concern­ with the union. enlranreway of this immaculate 7 room (^lonial. Adorable 4 room Collage near Covenirv Lake, re­ Mancheeler $83,900 Communication Systems execu­ time to secure other jobs. resources plan and a "Facility GTE'S printed circuit-board as­ ing the rumors. The plant opened Spokeswoman Nancy Colbert 1.5 baths, modern kitchen.Oak woodwork.adorable appliances. Verplank school district. Wry energy cently renovated inside and out. Fullv furnished, Colonial Cape with a formal dining room, enclosed front and back built-in china cupboards, Offered in the 80*s. efficient. Let us show ii to you todav!! Offered in the appliances loo! Perfect for a summer retreat. Of­ tives would not confirm or deny In an unsigned release issued Plan" for Genoa, 111. semblies,. now handled by five in Huntsville in 1967 and once also would not comment from GTE low 890’s. porch, alone patio and a lovely back yard. tVi batha, tel floor lamlly Tuesday, GTE said it is "company fered at 838.500. room, laundry room and 3 bedrooms. Tuesday reports that their Hunts­ Plans' are to be coordinated north Alabama companies — in­ employed 3,900 people. Corhmunication Systems head­ ville telephone manufacturing policy not to speculate on company through GTE Corp. headquarters cluding the plant in Huntsville — Plant executives would not com- quarters in Phoenix. plant will close next year, cutting events which may or may not in Stamford, Conn. will be handled in the future by 1,500 jobs in north Alabama. occur." The docunients show the Hunts­ GTE in El Paso and Juarez. Joyce G. Epstein 349 EAST CENTER ST. Employees have believed since Human Resources Manager ville production of some products Charles Hulsey, president of the MANCHESTER Ontuot, Pick up I ho January that the plant is closing, a Warren Christiansen said the would end in November and the local Communication Workers of local union president said. Appar­ papers were “speculative mania" plant would be phased out by May. America, said workers believe the ^ Real Estate 647-8895 phono and call ently a majority of the Huntsville — but said if the documents were Reworking of up to 1.25 million plant will close soon. ^estowTi^^Ptfarmacy WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION ^ work would relocate in Juarez, genuine, "it looks like a case of telephone sets a year would be "That's the feeling of the peo­ 646-1316 Mexico. industrial espionage of the most JACKSTON-SHOWCASE Documents reported to be inter­ serious order." nal company memos outlining a The documents are labeled “Op­ phase-out plan for the Huntsville 445 HARTFORD ROAD 643-5230 North Coventry operation were circulated to area Committee EAST HARTFORD $84,900 4 bedroom Garrison Col. with OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK NEW ON THE MARKETI Spacious older 7 room Colonial with 3 bed­ large country kitchen, fr. to back news media this week with an In World War I, 123 Congres­ rooms, completely remodeled kitchen, fireplace, dan and garage. 7'A% living room, w/firaplace & wood- unsigned cover letter from a sional Medals of Honor were To Re-elect 8 am - 9 pm Assumable mortgage! Call for details. 843-4060 stove. Has 2'A batha, 2 car gar­ "former employee." awarded to military personnel. age. solar hot water, hardwood floors, natural woodwork, fam. Donna Mercier room w/bar. Extertlor la alum, sided, there are numerous fruit PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES trees & flowers, a green house & For Ticket! REGULAR STRENGTH acreened In summer room. FOR BEGINNERS Peace and quiet for $109,900. 646-3275 TYLENOL Ltam how to U60 your 35inm camora. Pul Number 1 to work for you.’ Includaa film, flaah A lanaaa. Family Style GLASTONBURY $161,900 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on this beautiful newly built LaCava 7 room full dormered Capo with 3 bedrooms, 2'A baths, 1 st floor family room. 2 1. GROUP CLASSES Buffet Dinner and Dance Reg. *4.29 car garage and lovely private yard. Call for an appointment. 643-4080 FIv* 2 hour c la u M beginning Mondays, Sept. 30, Oct. 7,14, 21, 26 Sunday, September 29, 1985 / 5 - 9 PM all five claaaaa for...... * 5 0 SAVE .75 W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 25, 1985 - 23 The new industrial giant 643-2711 Tennessee feeling proud after GM decides to build plant here Classified—S tore/O ffice Space .44 Household Goods 62 For advertisements to be Business Opportunities .. .22 R a t e s N o t ic e s Situation W anted ...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 Misc. for Sale 63 published Monday, the dead­ incentives to companies, but the “ When we started here, a lot of By BUI Lohmann facturing climates in America. Misc. for Rent ...... 46 Home and Garden 64 Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 o.m . on F riday men stressed a generaliy pro­ us had some reservations about L o st/F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Info ...... 24 United Press International Hottest of all is lush Middle Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets 65 $3.00 tor one day business attitude and filled GM starting a plant where there were Personals...... 02 In stru ctio n ...... 25 Tennessee — the Nashville area — Roommates Wanted ...... 48 Musical Items 66 P e r W o rd : computers with facts and figures virtually no automotive skills,” A nnouncem ents...... 03 SPRING HILL, Tenn. - A new where Nissan set up its pickup Recreational Items 67 1-2 days .20e Read Your Ad about Tennessee. said Larry Seitz, director of A uctions...... 04 industrial revolution is quietly truck and small car plant in Real Estate Antiques 68 3-5 dovs 18« stirring in the humble serenity of Smyrna and where Saturn landed “ Then we tried to think of one personnel development for Nissan Classified advertisements S e r v ic e s Tag Sales 69 6 days .16® rural Tennessee, where grassy in Spring Hill in July after months idea that might separate Tennes­ in Smyrna, and a 22-year veteran Homes for Sale ...... 31 a re taken bv telephone os a Services Offered ...... 51 Wanted to Ouv 70 26 days . .12® hills roll across land that is of courting by hundreds of towns see from the other five or six states of Ford Motor Co. “ But what we F i n a n c i a l Condominiurhs...... 32 convenience. found was a very committed kind Lots/Land for S ale ...... 33 Painting/Popering ...... 52 The Manchester Herold is acquiring the unlikely nickname across the nation and an exhaus­ in contention," Alexander said. M o rtg a g e s...... IV of a work force. We found the kinds Investment Property ...... 34 Building/COntracting ...... 53 responsible only for one incor­ "Little Detroit." tive search by GM. “ And that was, if they really Personal Loans...... 12 wanted to compete with the of basic abilities and commitment Business Property ...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 rect insertion and then only Once known for hillbilly music, There is talk Toyota will follow Insurance...... 13 A u t o m o t i v e D e a d lin e s teenage brides and smooth whis­ its competitors and build a major Japanese, they couldn’t afford to we needed to start with. From Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing ...... 55 tor the size ot the original Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 key, Tennessee is emerging as a plant nearby. Toyota officials will pass up the environment that had there, we were able to train people F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 For Classified advertise- insertio n. sophisticated industrial heavy­ say only that they are looking for a made Nissan so successful. to db the jobs well." Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcvcies/Bicvcies 72 R e n t a ls ments to be published Tues-. E rro rs which do not lessen weight — reeling in the biggest site for a $500 million assembly “ At first, they were repelled by In fact, one Nissan study re­ E m p l o y m e n t Services Wanted ...... 58 Rec V eh icles...... 73 dav through Saturday, the thevalueotth^ advertisement vealed the trucks built at the industrial catches of the decade. plant and will not make a formal the idea of being in the same place Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services. 74 deadline is noon on the dav will not be corrected bv an with Nissan. So we tried to turn it Smyrna plant had 11 percent fewer & Education F o r S a le First, the Nissan truck plant in announcement until November, Apartments for Rent ...... 42 9 Autos for Rent/Lease ...... 75 before publication. additional insertion. defects after being on the road for 1980, and, now, the $3.5 billion but published reports indicate into an asset. It then became a Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive 76 state-of-the-art General Motors Toyota has narrowed its choices to hook instead ofa kiss of death." three months than models as­ Saturn factory. Lebanon, Tenn. — just east of It worked. sembled in Japan. "In Tennessee politics, we have Nashville — and Kansas City, Kan. “ I liked the more businesslike While Nissan put Tennessee in a saying, ‘Getting the talk right,"' “ The general feeling here is approach,” said Stan Hall, a GM gear, Saturn revved up the state’s engines to a roar. said tWo-term Republican Gov, we’ve got a better shot now at spokesman in Detroit. “ They were HD help WANTED help help l Lamar Alexander. "To my way of Toyota than we did because of the very skillful. They didn’t send any HD HELP WANTED HD help WANTED HD help wanted HD WANTED HD help wanted HD WANTED HD FOR S E thinking, the talk about Tennessee Saturn thing," said Tony Spiva, delegations up here,with bells and SATURN IS NOT JUST another outside the state wasn't right eight professor of economics at the whistles, but they let us know in a plant. The future of GM might be Clerk-Typist — Good Lawn Care Ar oMcators — Part Time— Varied office Kitchen Help — Good N e w Listing — or 10 years ago. I think we've done University of Tennessee in Knox­ very businesslike manner that on the line. phone voice required. Lawn care applicator po­ responsibilities, approxi­ working conditions. Manchester, $83,900. Co­ a pretty good job of getting the talk ville. "There’s bound to be a ripple they were interested.” The sub-compact cars will be­ Some flexibility of work sition, over $200 per week mately 20 hours weekly In Apply In person, ask for lonial Cape with a formal right. effect. It's possible in another schedule. Available part starting salary. High Laundry Worker — 5pm Bartender — Part time, Management office of Warehouse Person Howie. Vltellos, 643 Main dining room, enclosed come GM’s sixth nameplate, the nights and weekends, ex- Wanted — Duties Include “ In the past, we’ve gotten more couple of years we could end up as ALEXANDER SPENT MANY of time or full time. Call school diploma and good to 11pm. 4 or 5 evenings apartment complex In Street, Manchester. front and back porch, first since Chevrolet in 1918. The per week and alternate perlence preferred. receiving and pickups, publicity for the largest fireworks a major automotive state.” his first months in office building 528-9141. EOE. driving record required. AAanchester. Salary com­ stone patio and a lovely factory will employ a team ap­ Agronomy background weekends. Pleasant work­ Hourly wage plus gratui­ mensurate with expe­ must have license. Call factory explosion or the biggest relations between Japan and Ten­ Security Officers — Man- back yard, 1'/a baths, first proach to auto manufacturing, Clerical — Port Time preferred. Call 649-8667 ing conditions with excel­ ties. Apply Manchester rience. Weekends and ev­ 643-5168 between 9 and chester/Eost Hartford Moor family room, bank failure or the youngest THERE ARE THOSE WHO nessee and has made eight trips to taking a page from the book of Help needed for miscel­ for appointment and In­ lent modern equipment. Country Club or call 646- enings required. Please 5pm. Area. Part and full time laundry room and 3 bed­ teenage wife marrying the oldest would say that time already has Japan as governor. The time their chief competitors, the Japa­ laneous local hardware terview. Evergreen Good wages and steady 0103. send resume to Box W, lobs available. Require­ rooms. D.W. Fish Realty, husband possible,” Alexander, 45, come. investment has paid off hand­ nese, and taking a step back from wholesaler. Hours are Lawns, 53 Slater Street, work. Please call 646-0129, c/o Manchester Herald. Laundry — Monday ments: Must be 18, clean 643-1591 or 871-1400. said during an interview in his Middle Tennessee's rise has somely as Tennessee has 10 the old-style assembly line. flexible. Please contact Manchester. Manchester Manor Rest through Friday, 12noon to police record, have trans­ Capitol office in Nashville. “ But all been fueled by a number of major percent — $1.2 billion — of all the Because of a unique agreement Skip after 5pm, 289-0285. Home, 385 West Center Part Time Custodial 6pm. Some Saturday portation and phone. Monchester — 7 Room of that is quite different from factors, from convenience of loca­ Japanese capital investmelt in the reached between GM and the Babysitter to care for 9 Street, Manchester. Work — 3 hours per day, work. The Steak Club Must be aggressive and Immaculate Ranch, first General Motors picking Tennessee tion to a lack of strong unions; United States. United Auto Workers executive RN,LPN — 3-11 part time month old boy In our Delivery Person - Full afternoons preferrable. Business Office, 60 Hil­ willing to work. Can ad­ floor family room, nice liard Street, Manchester. as the best place to put its Saturn • Nashville, for instance, is Besides Nissan, which set up committee, workers will play a positions avalloble as well Manchester home. School time. Distributor of Main­ Possibility of becoming vance rapidly to supervi­ residential neighborhood. year, 8am-4pm. Own tenance supplies. Re­ 646-2260. plant just five years after Nissan within a day’s drive of 76 percent of shop in Smyrna, 15 miles east of greater role in management — as as per diem. All shifts. full time. Please send sory position. Many be­ Full basement, fireplace, picked Tennessee as the best place Excellent hourly rate. transportation. Coll after quires mature, capable, resume to Box W, c/o nefits Including medical $92,900. The Hayes Corp., the U.S, population and is served Nashville, other Japanese firms they have done with great success Mature Woman Wanted to put the largest Japanese invest­ Call Meadows Manor 4pm, 6430057. Individual Needed to de­ courteous self starter for Manchester Herald. Insurance and vacation 646-0131. by three interstate highways. came to ’Tennessee to make tires, at the nearby Nissan plant. Pro­ liver' small batches of deliveries In Connecticut to babysit for two year old ment in the United States. Memphis sits 200 miles away with Nursing Office, 8am-2pm, pay. Retirees looking to electronics and assorted other duction employees will receive a 647-9191. Retired Man with car who newspapers to retail loca­ area. Career opportunity. In our home 3 days "Every state can give you a good the nation's second largest inland supplement their Income goods. salary instead of an hourly wage, would like to earn a few tions in the Vernon/EI- Benefits. Coll: Ro-VIc, weekly, 9am-3pm. Non- are specially welcome. chamber of commerce speech port on the Mississippi River, and UPl Qraphifc / C. Broadway “ One senior Nissan official was and pay increases will be tied tp Insurance — Part Time extra dollars, to come llngton area Friday morn­ Inc., 646-3322, Sam-5pm. smoker. Call evenings. Call Security Forces, 666- about why it's the best place. But the new Tennessee-Tombigbee in the governor’s residence 11 performance. There will be no sovings bank life Insu­ twice a week to take ings. Car and Insurance a Cox Cable TV Is now 649-9648. 5644 for an appointment. Manchester — Bv owner, all we have to say is, ‘Look where Waterway connects the Gulf of Tennessee was most notorious for hillbilly music, times in the first two years I was in time clocks in the plant, but job rance position available. elderly man for rides. Call must. Call 724-4959, ask for Teacher/Coach — Coach­ accepting applications 6 Room Ranch. 2-3 bed­ the world’s largest company made Mexico with the Tennessee River, office, which was more often than security provisions are only some­ Evening telephone solici­ from 9-4:30. 644-3942. Dave. ing positions available at for the Installation De­ Teachers Aides and Sub­ Experienced Trim Car­ rooms, 2 baths, living America's biggest investment af­ which runs west of Nashville. teenage brides and smooth whiskey, but the state is my own parents were there," what less comprehensive than in tation on bank premises Tolland High School, partment. We are seeking stitutes — Flexible hours. penter — Excellent pav, room with fireplace, fam ­ Must be over 18 and high ter the biggest study anybody can • Tennessee is eager to tell emerging as a sophisticated industrial heavyweight — Alexander says. " I came home Detroit. only. Leads provided. Sa­ Woman Needed 5 days a Part Time Person for Girls Varsity Basketball, Individuals with ambition references required. Call ily room, deck, garage, remember.’ That's a verdict, not a manufacturers that its 5.9 percent from the Republican convention lary plus Incentive. Call week to care for elderly after school and Saturday Girls JV Basketball, Boys and the willingness to school graduate. Call 646- Manchester Framing large rooms, convenient reeling in the biggest business catches of the decade. Exactly how a $3.5 billion 7090. claim," union membership is lower than and canceled a meeting with 646- 1700 or send resumewoman. to Must have medi­ AM for carwashlng, er­ JV Basketball and. Boys learn. Experience pre- Company for appoint­ location. $82,000. 646-5645. First, the Nissan truck plant in 1980, and now, the $3.5 automobile plant with 6,000 em­ M arty Lutkiewicz, Sav­ cal background and a car. rand running, etc. Must Freshmen Basketball. Ex­ terred but not essential. ment, 9 to 5om. 643-9095 or the national average, although the Ronald Reagan so I could have Bookkeeper/Secretarv — CAPITAL INVESTMENTS FOR billion state-of-the-art General Motors Saturn factory ployees and a $200 million payroll ings Bank of Manchester, Call from 9-4:30. 644-3942. have driver’s license and tra Curricular duties only Apply In person, Monday 643-5811. Brand New Listing 1 East United Auto Workers will fully lunch with the president of good driving record. See Wanted part time, flexible manufacturing growth in 1984 could wind up in Spring Hill — a 923 Main Street, as associated with posi­ thru Fridoy, between 9 Hartford — Fresh paint represent Saturn employees. will boost the state's business climate. Nissan." Steve or Walt Carter, hours. Send resume, Gris­ topped the $1.3 billion mark and picturesque town with two traffic Manchester, CT 06040. tion. Contact Dr. Michael and 12. We are an Equal Mature Woman needed to and paper and a meticu­ Worker productivity is higher than He adds, "W e try to make the Driver Wanted for local Carter Chevrolet, 1229 Blake, Principal, Tolland wold 8i Fuss Environmen­ lous housekeeper await more than 22,000 jobs were created lights and a population of 1,200 Opportunity Employer. 81 babysit In mv home 2 days average. There is no personal legislature is also providing money up with solutions better than Japanese feel at home, and Ten­ automotive distributor­ Main Street, Manchester. High School, Tolland, CT. tal Lab, 360 East Center you at this terrific 6 room some 500 miles south Detroit still Full Time Position availa­ ship. Applicants must Parker Street, per week. References. 649- by new and expanding businesses. income tax, the sales tax on to beef up schools and has anyone I've ever"seen,” Long nessee is very much like Japan. 872-0561. EOE. Street, Manchester, CT Colonial-Cape. 2 full boggles the minds of Spring Hill ble at automotive lube have clean driving record Manchester. 3926. Federal Express, Holiday Inns, industrial machinery was phased developed a teacher merit-pay said. The cherry blossoms bloom there Managers Needed In con­ 06040. No phone calls baths, new 100 amp. ser­ residents. center. Hourly plus bo­ and knowledge of greater Hospital Corp. of America and out in 1983 and an investment tax plan. While some states erected bil­ when the dogwoods bloom here. venience store. Part and please. EOE'. Full Time Driver’s helper vice and a new gas fur­ Nissan are only a few of the 100 And, perhaps most important, lboards in downtown Detroit and nuses. Experience helpful Manchester. Good Start­ full time positions availa­ credit of 1 percent for machinery The maple leaf turns red in " I just don’t know how General but not necessary. Call tor furniture dellverv. 30- nace. Handv location on firms that have corporate head­ others sent celebrities to woo GM ing pay and benefits. Call ble. 3 - midnight or mid­ CLERK Coach — Coaching posi­ became effective last year. there is Lamar Alexander. Wil­ October outside Tokyo when they Motors even found Spring Hill," 647- 8997. Jim at 649-5211. 40 hours a week. 647-1717. busline, Offered at $72,500. quarters in the state, American night - 8am. 633-4155. tions available at Tolland Jackson 8, Jackson Real • The Tennessee Valley Author­ liam Long, commissioner of Ten­ executives, Tennessee worked turn red in the Smoky Mountains." said Randy Lochridge, a sixth- Process shipping docu­ Dental Assistant — Full Airlines has announced plans for a ity, the world’s largest electric nessee's Department of Economic quietly. But cars — not trees — were generation farmer whose family ments for fast paced ma­ High School, Girls Varsity Legal Assistant — Chal­ Estate, 647-8400 or 646- time position available. Basketball, Girls JV Bas­ lenging part time position major air hub at Nashville, and utility, provides cheap and abund­ and Community Development, Alexander and former Sen. Nissan's business and there was owns more than 400 acres near the HIGH SCHDDL PHODUCTION nufacturing concern. 8646. COOKS Some experience neces­ ketball, Boys JV Basket­ in negligence and probate Tennessee jumped to 10th place ant power for a seven-state region. calls him "the best salesman in Howard Baker each talked twice apprehension about dropping a proposed Saturn plant site. " I t ’s STUDENTS WORKERS Some phone work, figure sary. Pleasant general ball and Bovs Freshmen areas. Good typing skills. A View From the Back! this year on the respected Alex­ As for employee happiness, America.” with GM Chairman Roger Smith. Denny’s Restaurant Wendy’s Old Fashioned aptitude a must. Full time practice In Vernon area. major manufacturing plant not even on some maps. I can’t We have job openings In Basketball. Extra Curric­ Send resume to Box X, c/o The sunshine pours Into ander Grant Sc Co. study, evaluat­ Tennessee enjoys a relatively mild "He has the ability to analyze Tennessee's constitution prohibits Is now hiring full and part Monday thru Friday. Salary, benefits negotia­ smack-dab into the middle of figure it. I guess it’s on all the maps time cooks for all three Hamburgers on 260 the following areas: ular duties only as asso­ Manchester Herald. the den and rear entrance- ing states offering the best manu­ Competitive wage and ble. Call 875-0791. year-round climate The state what a company needs and come the state from giving financial Tennessee. now.” shifts, benefits Include: Broad, Street. Manches­ ciated with position. Con­ wav of this Immaculate 7 ter, Is now hiring for even­ Sellers-Closers benefit package. Apply at Company paid dental Quality Control tact Dr. Michael Blake, Experienced need only room Colonial, 1.5 baths, and health Insurance ings and weekends. Start­ Principal, Tolland High appiV. Roofing and siding. modern kitchen. Oak ing wage Is up to $4 per Machine Operators PILLOWTEX Flexible schedules Lead Person PART TIME School, Tolland, CT. 872- 742-0653. woodwork, adorable Farmers concerned hour. Meal discount, flex­ 0561. EOE. Paid vacations Maintenance CORPORATION bullt-ln china cupboards. ible schedules, uniform 49 Regent Street Ottered In the $80’s. Jock- Apply In person, Mechanic Helpers AAA Others expect good life and training provided. Manchester, CT Kitchen Help Wanted — son 8i Jackson Reol Est­ Apply In person, Monday Order Writer Vic’s Pizza. Apply In per­ Real Estate Denny'S Restaurant Janitor 646-1737 IMMEDIATE ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646. Some feel a way of life is over when GM sets up shop 850 Silver Lane thru Friday,'9-11am and son anytime. Hours 3-Spm. EOE.______OPENING flexible. 151 West Middle Eest Hartford Some experience helpful Lordv, Lordv It’s Under Tpke., Manchester. but not necessary. HOMES 401! — Adorable 4 room By Bill Lohmann Lochridges — and other long-time SPRING HILL, Tenn. (U PI) " I t ’s been very rough, espe­ Part time teiephone says he understands Lochridge’s Lochridge noted. "But now I think Company will provide THIS Cottage near Coventry — Gwen Hill jumped for joy sales opportunities. imFOR SALE United Press International farmers — right out of business. feelings and might react similarly the people around here are starting cially on him because he’s tried shuttle service to and Lake, recently renovated To outsiders, the solution ap­ if a car plant showed up next door. when she heard Saturn had so hard to get something per­ COMPANY IS 9am - 1pm, Monday - to have some questions about it. ENGINEERING AIDE from Hartford. Work All real estate advertised Inside and out. Fully fur­ SPRING HILL, Tenn. - In the pears simple — sell the land, make "Tennesseans are very tied to GM talks about the work ethic and landed in Tennessee. manent and steady,” she said. hours available 7am to Friday. WILL TRAIN. nished, appliances too! Salary plus commis­ Dependable Woman to In the Manchester Herald spring, the Lochridges — father a mint and hit the road for their homeplaces,” Alexander good people down here, and in the “ I was very, very elated and " I t ’s been hard on him to see me To assist project managers in the Engineer­ 7pm or 7am to 4:30pm. CURRENTLY Is subject to the federal Perfect for , o summer James and son Randy — can be paradise. said in an interview. "I understand jumping up and down,” said go out and work. He’s cut lawns, sion. CALL 647-8491 care for 2 children In our next breath, they say the United ing Department. Mliitary service or on the If you are Interested Fair Housing Act of 1968, retreat. Offered at $38,500. found planting the fields of their But the Lochridges feel they that. I ’m a seventh-generation Hill, 40, a custodian at nearby dug up bushes, just about INVOLVED IN between 9am -1 pm or Manchester home, Jackson 8> Jackson Real Auto Workers get first shot at the job training In the field of engineering a plus! please apply: Monday-Frlday days. which makes It Illegal to farm from sunrise to sundown and already live in paradise and losing East Tennessean. I wouldn’t like to Columbia State Community anything but nothing Tuesdays 5pm - 9pm. Estate, 647-8400 or 646- jobs. Mechanical and electrical drawings pre­ Call 6464)559. advertise any preference, beyond. their farm would be like taking a move from my home even if Saturn College, whose husband, Larry, permanent. A LABOR An equal opportunity limitation or discrimina­ 8646. With his foot propped on the ferred. Candidates must be able to work in­ PH.L0Wm CORP. "W e’ll go put there at 8 o’clock in stake through the heart. 2 came in my front yard. 41, was laid off two years ago employer. tion based on race, color, wheel of his John Deere tractor, “ The future looks very bright dependently, possess problem solving 48 Regent Street DISPUTE. Care for 10 month old In Porter Street Area! Exec­ the morning, stay out all day, eat " But I also was fortunate enough and has been unable to find our Glastonbury home. religion, sex or national " I ’m the sixth generation of Lochridge figures Spring Hill farm now for the first time in the last skills, and be familiar with home computers. Manchester, Ct. utive 3/4 Cope. First floor sandwiches off the back of the to grow lip in a community — permanent work since then. 15-20 hours weekly, flexi­ origin, or an Intention to Lochridges who have lived on this land — which brought $800 to $1,000 couple of years." fireplaced family room, pickup truck and not come back to Maryville — where Alcoa put the "W e had talked about it when Entry Level. 646-1737 ble. Own transportation make any such prefer­ land,” said Randy Lochridge, 26, There is a nagging question end master bedroom su­ the house until 4; 30 in the morn­ an acre several months ago — is they (General Motors) dis­ preferred. Good Pay. 647- ence, limitation or dis­ who first drove a tractor at age 12, world’s largest aluminum com­ among local people about how GSP offers an excellent benefits package ite. Formal living and now worth upwards of $10,000 an cussed bringing it down here 0192. crimination. The Herald ing,” says Randy Lochridge. earned an agriculture degree at pany. They brought good jobs and many of the 6,000 Saturn jobs which includes medical, dental and life in­ dining rooms. 2Vi baths, 2 "W e’ll take a shower, lie down for acre and he’s heard offers of and kept hoping they would. TRUCK will not knowingly accept the University of Tennessee in good wages ... good families and actually will go to Tennesseans. surance, pension plan and tuition reimbur­ THIS any advertisement which car garage. $149,900. Blan­ awhile and be back out there by 8 $20,000 an acre. When they did, we were just Wholesale Distributor has Knoxville, and then returned to good communities." Laid-off United Auto Workers sement. Qualified candidates may appiy at Is In violation of the law. chard a, Rossetto Real a.m.” With those kinds of prices, thrilled." LOCATION DRIVERS Immediate openings for help his dad run the family farm. from Detroit will get first crack our facility or send a resume wthsalar^hj^ Estate, 646-2482. It is rugged work, but the farmers like the Lochridges can­ The Hills considered leaving persons to work In order at some of the jobs, and GM torv to: Lochridges love it and it has been "My great-grandfather built our not afford to lease the 900 extra Middle Tennessee, but both IS department. Also, Deliv­ LAND SPECULATORS AND officials are not sure about the Dari Farm Ice Cream has immediate ery Person, full time, that way for generations. house," he says, motioning to the acres they now farm, much less grew up there and dreaded the East Hartford — $84,900. REALTORS have contacted virtu­ eventual breakdown of' good pay scale, time and But now the Lochridges wonder white-framed house across the buy it. idea of venturing far from PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT CURRENTLY openings for Class It Route Drivers. Ex­ New on the marketl Spa­ ally all the farmers around Spring workers. half after 40 hours, paid Wllllngton — 1900 House. 2 — and worry — how many more meadow where he lives with his perience necessary. Good driving re­ cious older 7 room Colon­ Hill, trying to swing deals for land “ We could probably sell out and home. GERBER SCIENTinC PRODUCTS, INC. INVOLVEO IN Insurance, vacation and family, 12 large rooms, springs there will be. parents. "Lochridges have been that would be prime targets for live high on the hog, so to speak,” Larry Hill worked for an None of that really bothers the ial with 3 bedrooms, com- , 151 Batson Drive cord required. Applications now being holidays. Apply quiet street. For sale bv pletelv remodeled The family owns more than 400 born in there, and Lochridges have roads and development. Lochridge said. “ But we don’t aluminum plant in Columbia for Hills. Manchester, CT 06040 Manchester Tobacco and owners. Asking $89,900. acres and leases another 900 acres, died in there. As far back as I can A LABOR taken Monday thru Friday, 8:30am- kitchen, fireplace, den “ For Sale” signs have sprung up want that. There are so many 20 years, but it shut down in 1983 "Even if he doesn’t get on at EOE M/F Candy Com pany, 299 Call 649-9808 evenings. and garage. 7'/2 percent raising soybeans and beef cattle. remember, all I ever wanted to do all over Spring Hill, and residents things that I hold and value that and Hill lost his job. The Hills GM. maybe a lot of people will DISPUTE. 5:30pm. Green Rood, Manchester. assumable mortgage! But it is all in jeopardy because of was farm, — who lived lor the open spaces, money can’t buy. That’s why I ’m and their daughter, a senior in leave other plants and go Gee Wllllkers...... Owner Coll tor details. Sentry the new neighbor — Saturn, a “ I used to have dreams. But now fresh air and simple life — now here. There’s a lot of satisfaction in high school, stayed afloat be­ there,” said Gwen Hill. "That has decided to relocate Real Estate, 643-4060. heavenly arrival for Tennessee but I just don’t see those dreams busy themselves with land options, farming. I just don’t know what cause Gwen took a full-time job would give him a shot at DARI FARM ICE CREAM after 20 years! Great big a hellish coming for those who coming true." tax shelters and other such busi­ we’re going to do.” as a custodian and Larry someplace else or maybe one of rooms, 2 full baths, fire­ 40 Tolland Stage Road Office Cleaning — Part Summit Street Condo — work the land. Gov. Lamar Alexander, a superb ness, Lochridge said. "Everybody’s been acting like worked local odd Jobs. the plants that follows GM here. place, rec room, applian­ salesman who probably was the PICTURE THIS time evenings. $4.50/hour ces, Verplank school dis­ Gorgeous 3 year old 2 “ When GM first made the Tennessee was the big winner in a They hope their^rseverance For us, it’s the greatest thing Tolland, CT 06084 start. Monday through LAND VALUES ARE SOARING pivotal figure in attracting Gen­ trict. Very energy bedroom townhousel Su­ announcement, people saw dollar poker game by getting Saturn. But paid off. that ever happened.” Friday. Call 643-1567 or per rec room to garoge! and appear ready to run the eral Motors and its Saturn plant. ^ efficient. Let us show It to signs and golden opportunities," we don’t feel much like winners.” 647-3944. you todavl! Offered In the Must be seen I We Guaran­ low $90’s. Jackson 8, Jack- tee Our HousesI Blan­ chard a, Rossetto Real Typist to work on Harris son Real Estate, 647-8400 Estate, 646-2482. $ EXTRA MONEY $ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ terminal In our compos­ or 646-8646. ing room and to learn to do pasteup. Call Sheldon NOTICE With Your Own Part-Time Job;' Cohen between 9 and PUBLIC HEARINQ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 BIG MONEY!!! 11am at the Manchester BOARD OF DIRECTORS Herald. 643-2711. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT An excellent opportunity for Notice Is hereby olven that the Board of Directors, Town ot Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearino at the Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Housewives and Mothers with Self-Serve — Nights an­ Connecticut, on Tuesday, October 1, 1985ot B:00P.M.tocon- Notices IDPERSONALS Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Circuiation Deveiopment... d/or weekends. 2-10. 649- slder and act on the following: HD HD HD HD HDHELP WANTED 0787 doys.______Proposed Ordlnonce-To consider the ourchose from Wesley young chiidren S g n Q ^ b r in g them C. Gryk and Mary K. Gryk ot premises know os 460 Main Reassure that special & Education Newspaper dealer needed Cut baking time In half Street lor the sum of S137.000.00. someone of your love by Experienced, Mature for our South Windsor next time you tlx meat Proposed Ordinonce-To consider the sole, for one dollar telling the whole world woman needed to work with you and save on That’s the name of the game. ($1.00) and other consideration, ot premises know os 466 |oT]LOST ANO FOUNO area. Call 647-9946, loaf by baking In muffin how much you love them Plumbers Helper— Expe­ with elderly bedridden Main Street, Manchester, to Manchester Area Conference Manchester Herald. Gas Station Attendant — Full Time Truck Driver— tins rather than the con­ ot Churches, Inc. (MACC). with the Manchester He­ rience not necessary, full Full time. Experience not gentleman. Call after We are looking for people who Lost Cat — Reword. I c'n a HELP WANTED Excellent pay and benef­ babysitting costs ventional loot. Saves fuel Proposed Ordinance-To consider the sole ot 7./acres ot land rald. call the classified HD time, complete benefits. necessary. Complete Be­ 5pm, 649-7071. on Tolland Turnpike, being Lot «J, union Pond Industrial Siamese ;:at, tan and dark its. Must be responsible and makes attractive In­ department today and M 8i M Service, Bolton, nefits. M Si M Service, are enthusiastic, personable Pork, to Vaughn Building Co. for the sum ot S317,625.00. brown with a white callar. and have good driving dividual servings. Use a place yaur personal mes­ Easy assembly work I 649-2871. Bolton, 649-2871. record. Apply In person. Copies of the Proorosed Ordinonces may be seen In the Town Got lost near Porter, $600.00 per 100. Guaran­ low-cost ad In Classified Clerk's Office during business hours. sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to Al Slefferts Appliances, and like to talk. We offer hourly Parker Street, teed Payment. No Expe- for quick response next Proposed appropriation to Education Special Prelects - Manchester. Help me get 5;00pm. Carpenters Needed — Excellent Income for part Fund 41 - Head Start - Food Program 198S-S6...... S28,0(XI 00 rlence/No Soles. Details rates plus bonuses. Work done time you have something to be finonced by a State Gront. home. 646-0066 or 649-0568. Full time year round em­ time home assembly send self-addressed ployment. Steady work work. For Information oxperlence necessary. to sell. 643-2711. Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - Fund 61 - Brood stamped envelope; ELAN from our office at the Manches­ Street Beautification...... $2,000 00 and company benefits. call 504-641-8003. Ext 8201. Part Time Afternoons and to be financed by contribution from Stop & Shoo Companies Impounded — Female, 1 IANNOUNCEMENTS VITAL-173, 3418 Enter­ Must be experienced, con- SAfyrHnw MArnlnn* benefits. Call 643-2103. ter Herald Newspaper, 16 Brai- IMMEDIATE already recelyed. prise Rood, Ft. Pierce, FL sclehtlous, hove own tools Proposed aooroprlatlon to General Fund ■ Town Attorney - year old, yellow Lab, 'i'iA O r i Tire changer and service Full Time or Part Time — 22 Hours Per Week and transportation. Call station helper. Apply OPENING Settlement of Claims...... $35,500.00 c III c I w V fi V y r I II Mechanic. Apply Spruce Floor Cleaner — Expe­ nard Place, Manchester. to be financed from Fund Bolonce, a portion of which Call the Manchester Dog Manchester, dial 911 for 742-5317, 8:30am to 5pm, Brown's Tire Shop, 333 rienced, ambitious hard Part time SITE DIREC­ Salesclerk. Apply In per­ Street Mobil, 220 Spruce Salary Plus Gas Allowance $33,115.57, results from a lapsed FY 1984/85 aoproprlollon' Warden, 646-4555. Monday through Friday. Opthalmic Medical Trans- Main Street, ManchMter. worker. Rate negotiable. TOR for before and after Proposed aoproprlatlon to Sewer Fund 3 - TRANSFER to fire, police, medical help. son, Morlow’s Inc., 867 Street, 649-3487. crlptlonlst — Part time, 646-3444. Evenings and weekends. school programs In Man­ Reserye...... $12,720 00 Moln Street, Manchester. to be financed by payment already recelyed from Metcalf may do at home. Start 643-5747. SOUND INTERESTING? chester. Planning, some and Eddy. You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and bookkeeping reaponsl- -fuperviss our carrier boys 6 girls. If you like kids - All public meetings ot the Town ot Manchester are held at lo- Part Time Inserters Call 647-9946 between 5pm bllltles. Education degree cotlons which ore occessible to handicapped citizens. In od- Want a little independence and your own Income.. dltlon, handicapped Individuals requiring on auxiliary old In wanted. Call 647-9946, ask or experience with school order to facilitate their portlclpotlon at meetings should for Bob. and 9pm on Wednesday. aged children preferred contact the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the schedul^ meeting so that appropriate arrangements con be made. CONTACT YWCA at James F. Fogarty, Secretary 847-1437 or 456-7904 Board of Directors Dated at Manchester, Connecticut CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 $$$$$$^$$$$$$$$$ after 6:30 pm. this 19th day of September, 1985 050-09 ' IM - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1985

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KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright iEanrl|rstpr H r ralh [ 3^ HOMES HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS SE8¥ICt MIECTONY Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Thursday, Sept. 26, 1985 — Single copy: 25t)0 VISIT OOR E-gAUTifOL "SWAMP- IN-TH6'(a1ooK>" VACATION Odd lod», Trvcklii Jahn ~ PBkittna WI ivpas ^ \ pevguop/veiT... Gloria to hit Homa rwMra. Vpwt ewttrot^ axte- 1$. w« da It. Frt* wlWamf. BCRnltt. d l w inotM. inturad.t ‘ d itla n s , d o r ' oamad |N»ii c 2h 6 4 ^ *S S !? * pardias, docks, Lownmowen rapcrirad. • too iaraa or an Fraeplck uponddalivarv. 0 r a f t f t li Lorry, 64MtS$, land tonight; 1ft parcant winlor cN8> atunt. expart aarvifta. ’ ...... “‘'lifi inas, Oftry AAaHuftk. Eopart i. dftt^ls, Praa a ittmtstaa. Cconontif ’ 64MdH, Bulldlna-Ram adollna Lawn AAawar, 647-3860. tUfiTfiiltit iilrttttnttB iMir aaas, rootloo, Howkes Traa sorviGa jNMt iMMkkMa yau dim 't chans, bathrooms, ra- turning north Suckia Truck * Odpaar. use an liaiadaaimT mean p I >d' e a # Stump lkamPWOf.Fraatl6- ifia d a M iida tost IIS wtndaws/doora. 64Mn& tlmofes. Spaefat cotwfder- Wfiy nOflaid ii"’^live'edk •XCnWHNI ai w' Han■ ■fp f COVENTRY $82,000 otlon tor Elderly and Hon- cadt w ttli an 4>d m aasirt- NEW LISTING dlcapped.647«7$S9. tladt64»-271l. Carpentry and We have just listed this nice 7 room Ranch ino aarvieas ‘New England looking with 3 bedrooms, fireplaced living room, oaitvartnft rlc*i foam —$ dellna, Qoolltv work. M- formal dining room, all wall to wall carpet­ vends, S8S plu$ tok. SotMl, enmeas, licensed ond In­ down a gun barrel’ ing over hardwood flooring. Coal back-up aravat,6iStpna.6«MaH sured. C o il 6468165. heating system. Approx. 1200 sq.ft, of living Sewing oona — Expa- ■ d X u M »i6M w a 8in i M i y < ...... CELEBRITY CIPHER space. rfanejd saomstrass. OMildsEiaairtoM' C«M>rtty CfphBT ciyptOQramB ar« crM tad from quotatton* by famoua By Mike McLaughlin NEW ENGLANDERS WERE p*oplB, pM t and pr«Mnt. Each lattar In tha dphar atanda for United Press International O rais nMkina,cittaf«tkM>8 Electrical Rrft a n o tb a r. Tod»y'$ du«: N 0qualg C. URGED to secure their boats, Poatwid fttmodalkHi — Head A la store food and fill up their gas Wi cin liilp you become a odd repairs. Call by CONNIE WIENER ‘ REALE" PROFESSIONAL! entytima. CaWpdts. roafing. out- MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. — tanks for what could be the first Call 646-452S. and ask lor Oan. '"'Mi ...... tars, room additions, “ RLF AYNL HXO VTR CYGF Hurricane Gloria aimed 130-mph hurricane to directly strike the dacks, all tvpss of rema- winds at North Carolina's historic region in 25 years. doHna and repairs. FREE Outer Banks today on a path D.F. REALE, INC. CTVPFA, SER YR NFARXYVCO "W e notified all the cities and Real Eofafa toward heavily populated New England and more than 100,000 towns that they should dust off Day Cora hot full thna MFFHM MT RT RLFYA UTTA their emergency plans and pre­ 646-4S1S openings to r toddlers, ft people fled the storm’s growing menace. pare to evacuate people, especially yeors and elder, Umctias AFCXRYTVM.” — XVTVOHTEM from low-lying areas, " said What A Place To Come and snocks pravided. Li­ Hurricane warnings flew from "Duplex Reduced" — Ex­ Douglas Forbes of the Massachu­ Home To — Distinctive U cellent location, 10 rooms, censed and Insured, 646 Cape Remain, S.C., to Cape Henry, latnodalkijL. f o ^ , Fogortv Brothers — Ba­ XERLTA. setts Civil Defense Agency. & R Contemporary set on 3 porches, full basement, 2 ftfttt. throom remodafktBl in Va., and storm sirens wailed along o large landscaped lot in heating systems and Vi dslad, ceilings, both Hie, staMaWon water PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It (eels uncommonly queer to the coast as residents and vaca­ On the Outer Banks, Dare the hlghwood section of acre lot plus 2 car gar- Bcfttyslttlna In AAy Hama fth ra li'. damtars, raatfno. Rasi* have enough cash to pay one's bills. I’d have sold my soul tioners jammed highways in a County Sheriff Bert Austin said AAanchester. Bright, airy ogell Save $. Century 21 — Tlilrdsltm . Call64M732 A t a ^ n , ar camimndol. lor It a few years ago." — Wharton. mass exodus to higher ground. most of the 25,000 permanent rooms, four bedrooms. Lindsey Real Estate, 649- attar 3:3llpm, At midday, the National Hurri­ residents had evacuated by Wed­ Floor to celling stone 4000. nesday night but some refused to fireplace In family room. cane Center predicted the power­ ful storm would sweep early abandon their homes and busi­ Many nice touches. Of­ Just LIstedI Rockledge. 4 CARS/TRUCKS r n MISCELLANEOUS Friday over North Carolina’s nesses to Gloria. fered at $161,500. Joyce G. bedroom Dutch. Huge ------FOR SALE historic Outer Banks, a vulnerable Harald photo by Tarquinlo Epstein Real Estate, 647- family room with cathed­ STORE AND AUTOMOTIVE “ There ain’t a soul here now but I APARTMENTS STORE AND string of barrier islands, then plow 8695. ral cellingsl 2’/] baths and ain’t going to leave,” said Dave FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE TAG SALES toward New England. much more. Immaculate. ( Tires 78/14 — Mounted on Esham, owner of Ocracoke Is­ Louis and Madeline Botti collect as many apples as they Botti said his family will concentrate on collecting the The National Weather Service Time To Save Upl Earlv $140's. Blanchard 8, Ros- Toyota wheels. Radial. land's Pony Island Hotel. "This can this morning at their son Steve's 26-acre orchard on orchard's Macintosh apples and hope the less-ripe said New England is “ looking 1986 occupancv Is offered setto Real Estate, 646 Tog Sale — Saturday $90 For all five. Caii wop’t be fun." r with this charming 6 2482. afternoon and Sunday, 1974 Mustang — Minor 643-6632. down a gun barrel.” Bush Hill Road in anticipation of Hurricane Gloria. Steve Delicious apples can withstand the storm. Room Cape. Nice family September 28 8, 29. 19 repairs. Asking $600. Call , "The whole area of the Nor­ ^t one point, Gloria's sustained " Mqnchester — 5 room, 2 569-8788 after 5pm. neighborhood, close to Invest In The Future — bedroom, heat. $625 a Armory Street. For Sale — Class I Hitch. theast is threatened," hurricane winds'topped 156 mph,. making it shopping, banks schools With this five and five. month. Children wel­ MANCHESTER Fits Chevy Impala forecaster Jim Lynch said. “ The one of the most powerful storms of and 1-84. Steel Siding tool Two Family. Two bed­ 1970 Volvo 142S, $200. 1977 Wagon. $18. Call 649-6646 come. 647-7602. ICARS/TRUCKS Maverick, $200. Both, threat to New Jersey and New the century. Canned goods, batteries sell fast Offered In the $70's. Jack- rooms on each flaor. Wall onytlme. By Wednesday night as the son 8i Jackson Real Est­ to wall carpeting. Newer I FOR SALE $350. 643-7713.______York will probably be tomorrow 3'/2 Rooms — Available USE RICE to clean the night.” storm churned northwest toward ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646. roof, 100 AMP Circuit October 1st. Stove, refrig­ RIVER BEND Breakers. Separate sys­ 1977 Datsun Pickup — MOTORCYCLES/ Inside of bottles and long- North Carolina Gov. Jim Martin the coast, it had weakened to 130 erator, no utilities. No stem vases. Sprinkle rice placed the National Guard on alert mph but hurricane forecaster Gil Glastonbury — $161,900. tems. Full, walk-out base­ pets, no chidren. First and Automatic, 7 ft. bed, air. BICYCLES ment. Front 8i bock $1,500 negotiable. 742-8843 inside container, add and the Red Cross rushed to set up Clark warned, " I t ’s still a potent Town prepares for Gloria’s wrath Immediate occupancy on last month security. $325. porches. Asking $112,900. I warm, sudsy water and storm shelters in schools and force to be reckoned with.” this beautitui newly built Call 649-7850. INDUSTRIAL PARK weekdays after 6pm or LaCava 7 room full dor- Strano Real Estate, 647- weekends anytime. BMX Full Bicycle — shake vigorously. The churches. The National Park Service mered Cape with 3 bed­ 7653. Loaded with extras, less rice will polish and clean At 9 a.m. EDT, the center ot closed campgrounds on the Outer By Kevin Flood They also said people who live though, we're just following the rooms, 2Va baths, first than half-price. $75. 643- Interior. Use the classi­ Hurricane Gloria was located Banks and tourists and residents Herald Reporter Related stories near streams and brooks should same advice that’s being given to floor family room, 2 car "Best Buy—Great Value' 6,800 sq. ft. New space — will 5478. fied columns to sell those about 350 miles south of Cape packed the ferry from Ocracoke clear the waterways of debris that the rest of the citizens.” garage and lovely private — Don't miss seeing this Five Room Duplex — still good, but no longer Hatteras, N.C., near latitude 30.1 Island to the mainland. As Manchester residents pre­ on page 7: could cause flooding during the yard. Call for an appoint­ spacious, newer 7 Room Stove and refrigerator. lease or sell. Completed as re­ 1979 Red Honda Accord — 1980 Jeep C J7 Renegade— used Items around your HUGHES SAID that town fire­ Raised Ranch with 3 bed­ 6 cylinder. Completely re­ north, longtitude 75.S west, and Nathan Spencer rode the ferry pared for the possible onslaught of storm. fighters also are waiting to find out ment. Sentry Real Estate, Utilities not Included. quired. May be subdivided. 4 door. Air, high mileage, home. moving north northwest at 15 mph. back to Ocracoke late Wednesday Hurricane Gloria this morning by In case of storm-related prob­ 643-4060. rooms, 2V] baths, sky­ Available October 1st. 643- runs well. $1,812 or best built, AM/FM, power State officials the possible severity of the storm. lights, 2 car garage and an 6365 and 649-2540.______otter. 633-2479 between 6 steering, 4 speed, soft top. LIOAL NOnCI to be with his 61-year-old mother, stocking up on everything from lems or emergencies, Weiss and But he said firefighters may called GLORIA WAS GRADUALLY Zenia, who he said has stayed on batteries to canned food, town Weinberg said, residents should Will Go CHFA — Limited acre loti I Asking $118K. Call - 7pm. Big tires. Asking $4,600. prep for Gloria’s in to work overtime in case there is Century 21 Lindsey Real Three Room Apartment 649-2211 otter 5:30. In accordance with Section 9- TURNING more north and was the island through every hurricane officials reviewed their emer­ call 647-3035 , 647-3103, 647-3104, or money available. Don't 35 of the Election Lows, no­ onslaught any substantial damage. Estate, 649-4000. — Convenient location. Renault Alliance — 1984.5 tice Is hereby given that the expected to pass near Cape Hatte­ since 1933. gency plans and made sure equip­ 647-3015. They urged residents not Minor said that police have miss out on this buy fbr $300 month plus utilities. first time buyers. Inspect Warren E. Howland, Inc. speed, air, AM/FM I « i RECREATION Realstrori of Voters will be ras in the middle of the Outer " I ’d be a fool if I wasn't scared ment was in order. Hurricane center to call the town’s 911 emergency already given the town Highway Security required. Call Cassette. Power steering. 7 In saulon for the purpose of Banks, where Sir Walter Raleigh but it's home and I guess my “ We’re hoping for the best, but number unless they require emer­ this 2 bedroom Colonial 3 2 1 CONDOMINIUMS 6461509.______I VEHICLES completing the preliminary has tips on safety Department sandbags to help limit with large kitchen, en­ FOR SALE $5,200 or best offer. 646- registry list: founded the first English settle­ mother wants to stick it out again. we’re prepared for the worst,” gency assistance from police, any possible flooding damage. But closed sunporch, garage, 5741. ment in the New World four I'm going to stay with my mother, ’ ’ said town fire department Capt. firefighters or paramedics. Two Family Home — 643-1108 Leisuretime Motorhome October 1 ,19$5, Tuesday New England Highway Superintendant Keith full basement, deep lot. 1:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. centuries ago. Spencer said. “ We want everyone to know that First floor. 5 large rooms, — Good condition. Low John Hughes. Chapman said that highway crews Won't Last at $68,900. 2 bedrooms. (Large mas­ Realstrori of Voters' Office "It has the potential for putting a The 65,000 Marines at Cherry Mayor Barabara Weinberg and battens d own we're prepared," Weinberg said, have no intnention of filling the Century 21 Jackston- mileage. Sleeps 6. New Town Hall ter bedroom). Applian­ exhaust. 649-8874. storm surge of 8 to 12 feet over the Point and Camp Lejeune, N.C., town General Manager Robert adding, '"The best thing people can bags until they know they are Showcase, 646-1316. 41 Center Street Outer Banks. If the storm surge is hatches ces, wall to wall carpet­ 1974 Red VW Superbeetle Manchester, CT. were told to Wedesday to expect Weiss announced just before noon do is stay inside.” needed. Two Bedroom Town- ing. Heat and hot water 500 sq. ft. Office — Excel­ that high, those islands would — 105,000 miles, excellent Pace Arrow, 1983 — 31' HERBERT J. STEVENSON damaging winds within 48 hours. that a parking ban will be in effect Hughes, of the town fire deaprt- "Three Family—6-6-3" — house — AppI lanced eat- Included. References. Se­ lent location. $200 per MISCELLANEOUS “ We don't want to be stuck with a in kitchen, no brokers, running condition. Cus­ motor home.' Used 8 MARYE. WILLHIOE literally go underwater,” chief The Navy sent ships to sea or safer throughout Manchester from mid­ Minor, who also serves as the ment, and Thomas O’Marra, spo­ bunch of filled sandbags," he said. Good condition, separate curity. No pets. $650. month. Includes heat, lan- FOR SALE REGISTRARS OF VOTERS hurricane forecaster Neil Frank principals only. After itor and parking. 649-5334, 1^ tom radio. Vintage Club. months. Like new. Call harbors from Charleston, S.C., to night tonight until whenever town town's Deputy Director of Civil kesman for the Eighth Utilities Chapman added that highway utilities, large apartments Available October 1st. 643- $1,400. 8761712. 05509 said. and fully rented II Great 4pm, 643-1534. 643-7175. otter 4pm, 8766369. Norfolk, Va. officials feel roads are once again Preparedness. "We have every­ Fire Department, both said their crews spent part of this morning 4675.______Woodstove — Cast-Iron, North Carolina emergency man­ Investment! I Century 21 Lee Esky, the emergency servi­ safe enough for travel. thing in order, though. It's just a departments were preparing for making town brooks and streams 7 Room Apartment For federal airtight by Consol­ Mazda R X 71980 LS Series. TOWN o r MANCHESTER agement officials ordered the ces coordinator for Virginia Lindsey Real Estate, 649- 1 ^ HOUSEHOLD U O A L NOTICE Nearly every official inter­ matter of seeing what happens.” the storm by making sure vehicles are clear of debris. yiREAL ESTATE Rent — Historic District idated Dutchwurst. Dou­ Air, leather package, more than 100,000 residents in Beach, Va., urged the area’s are fully fueled and that emer­ 4000. 3 At mMtlng on September IS, 19(5 the Planning and Zoning viewed this morning said it is In Bolton, officials were consid­ Like town officials, residents WANTED Rockville. Recently reno­ I S i l GOODS______ble Doors. $99. 8766736 55,000 miles. Asking 0 Carteret, Brunswick, Onslow and ini otter 7pm. $7,200. Call 742-6141. Commission mode the lollowing decisions: 328,000 residents stock up with difficult to gauge whether the ering plans to man the fire station gency generators are ready. Were preparing for the worst. vated. $550/month plus Pender counties to evacuate and emergency supplies. "Owner Anxiaus— Price storm actually endangers throughout the storm. O'Marra said that "in all likeli­ Bob Dorin, owner of Manchester Reduced" — Six Room Will Pay Fair market utilities. Security Re­ Used Refrigerators, *W«*I-PI» JR- - ZONE CHANGE ■ BIDWELL warned more than 500,000 people in In New York, Long Island Manchester, since it has been hood” the district department will quired. Call 643-4421 or Woodstove — Fits In fire­ 78 Flat X19 — 40,000 miles, STEEET (A-39) - Approved the application, adopted a lon- Hardware on Main Street, said he Ranch, 3 bedrooms, very price for Investment prop­ Washers, Ranges — ng classlllcatlon ol Planned Residence Oevelopmant for 14 other counties to prepare to flee. Deputy Police Commissioner behaving erratcally in the past few post volunteer firefighters at both 6461509.______clean, guaranteed, parts place. Better then Ben. excellent. $2,900. After WEINBERG AND WEISS urged has gone through 10 cases of nice Florida raom, large 2 erty. No money down. land of ouproxlmotely 1.2 acres, and approved with modifi­ Government and military offi­ Hugo Mutz said auxiliary police days. It was off the North Carolina of its stations for the duration of the and service. Low prices. Excellent condition. $75. 6pm, 6461516. cations General Plon of Development- 279 Bldwell Street Manchester residents to prepare batteries this morning alone. Each car garage and. nice flat Call Ed, 6466320. Manchester — 5 rooms, 2 0 cials as far north as New York and were put on call, emergency fuel B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 647-1923. (affective oofe - October 1, 1985). aireer coast at press time. for the storm by stocking up on storm. case, he said, contained 48 pack­ lot and trees I $70's. Cen­ b e d ro o m s. $550 per Massachusetts reviewed emer­ tanks were topped and plans were “ It's still too far away to get any batteries and flashlights and filling "What we do will depend entirely tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ I Am Looking to buy a month. Heat Included. Moln Street, 643-2171. ANDREW ANSALDI, $E. AND ANDREW ANSALDI, JE - ages of batteries. Price War I Flashing ar­ ZONE c h a n g e -^SPEI^HO STREET (A-N) - Aoorovid the gency plans and made advance completed to evacuate residents of solid idea of what it's going to do," their bath tubs with water in case on when and how the storm hits," ate, 649-4000. nice 2 or 3 family house. References 8i Security re­ row sign $269 complete. application and adopted a zoning clgulflcgtlon of Residence storm preparations. Fire Island if necessary. said Police Capt. Henry "Bud" the supply is cut off. he said. "F or the time being, Please turn to page 10 Call Dan after 7pm, 646 quired. Crockett Agency, Save $2641 Lighted, non­ 1960 Dodge Colt — Hatch­ A A tor d parcel of approximately 25.0 acres, os shown on the North Coventry — 4 Bed­ 9892. map *he petition - poHlon of 600V Spring Street 643-1577. arrow $247. Unllghted back. Must be seen. Ask­ (affective dote-October 1, 1985). « airwi room Garrison Colonial King Size Waterbed, $199. Free letters I See ing $600. 6463429. THE EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTEICT • ZONING EEOULA- with large country kit­ 2 Bedrooms, duplex, gar­ washer 8, dryer, rodlol lo cally. 1(800)423-0163, Need for ‘whistleblowers’ chen, front to back living R8ntals TION AMENDMENT (E-19) - Approved and odoptiS on age, appliances Included, ormsaw, ping pong table, anytime. 1974 Chevy Wagon — One amendmwt to Article II, Section 10.01 to allow m unlclMlof- Presidential panel wants room with fireplace 8, utilities not Included. Se­ 3 speed bike, antique din­ owner, low mileage. $500- »tatlot>s ond fire houses os permitted uses pro­ woodstove. Has 2Vi baths, curity. Adults only. No ing room set. Coll 644-3681. 2 Electric Stoves. 1 Pool Best offer. 649-9532. vided the site abuts a malor or minor arterial os defined bv 2 car garage, solar hot pets, no children. $300 per tlw Town's Plan of Development (effective dote October 14, water, hardwood floors, les JROOMS table Including racks, ItBS). end to railroad firemen O’Neill says corruption nothing new month. 52 School Street, Sofa, dark green/gold balls, sticks, $200.649-5294, 1974 Pontiac Catalina — natural woodwork, fam­ 1 ^ ' I FOR RENT Manchester, 12-8pm. tweed. 86", not worn, $100. Automatic transmission, BAENEY T. PBTBEMAN, $E. AND BARNEY T. PETER­ 6464915. M AN, JR. - ZONE CHANG E • NORTH MAIN STR EET (P-H) job to no longer be warranted or ily room with bar. Exte­ 643-2538. new rear brakes, new -Approved the application and odopted a zoning clgsslflcg- By Ira R. Allen rior Is aluminum sided, Sleeping Room — Adult Four Room Apartment — exhaust system. Good tlon of Business II for o parcel of approximately 3A* acres, United Press Internatlanal necessary for the safe and By Mark A. Dupuis ings to fire Robert J. Rardon: a top etc. Europe went through that and that’s hard for me to understand there are numerous fruit worker. Parking, no West Side, no appliances, MISCELLANEOUS I HOME AND condition. $800 or best os shown on the mop Included In the petition - weste'rlv oor- efficient operation of trains,” United Press International tax official who admitted misusing the end results were disaster and too." trees 8, flowers, a green flon ot 543-545 North Main Street (effSefIve dote-Oetobir 1, smoking, on busline. 649- one car parking. Year FOR SALE IGARDEN otter. 647-9731 after 5pm. 19B5). the White House statement said. a state car. (See story, page 9). tragedy. O’Neill stressed that he believes house 8i screened In 6526. lease. Security. $325. ID WASHINGTON - A presiden­ summer room. Peace and The panel's recommenda­ „ HARTFORD - Gov. William A. O’Neill declined comment dur­ "However, if there’s wrongdoing the "great, great vast majority of Phone 643-5873, 1981 Datsun 510— 4door,5 “ ''''* '9 " • t r a i l - LEO tial mediation board said today tions are not binding, and the quiet for $109,900. Century Black Winter Pants Coat Variety Houseotants — iv ■ APB/oved o rasubdivlilon of "LvdoM O’Neill says he doesn't think ing the interview on Reardon's out there and people know it 1 wish people who work for the state of Monchester Room For speed hatchback. A ir con­ Vtoodi , Phase III & IV, Section II, to odd a portion of the railroad firemen are no longer union and the rail industry have 21 Jackston-Showcase, — Stylish, 80 percent Outdoor bushes, ground open tpoce area ot Parcel L to lot 164, Leo J. Lone. corruption in state government is Rent — Private home, Manchester — Available ditioning, tach, rear win­ needed for the safe operation of 30 more days to negotiate, based case, but did say he wishes more they would report it to the state so Connecticut are dedicated, hard­ 6461316. kitchen privileges. Porter Immediately. One, two wool, XLarge, original coverings - Private dow defogger, late 81, no Home, 649-6486. JACK DAVIS ■ RRSUEDIVISON MODIFICATION • DEER diesel trains and recommended on its findings. any worse than in the past but state workers and other people that we can take the proper action working individuals for the tax­ Street area. Call after and three bedroom apart­ sale p rice $75. $20- rust, AM /FM . Excellent BUN TR AIL AERIDLE FA TH LAND - LEO J. LA N E (D-Z7D) • eliminating by attrition about incidents that now occur are being N e w Listing — bargaln, 649-0832. Approved a inodificatlon to the approved retubdivislons of Union President Fred Hardin, would take advantage of "whis­ and investigate charges. They payers of this state, and I think 5pm, 649-8238 or 633-2839. ments. $410, $475, $525, condition. $3,700. 2284)747. 5,000 such jobs nationwide. brought to light and given more Manchester, $89,900. 4 heat and hot water In­ interviewed by telephone from tleblowing" laws and report won’t be ignored, that’s for sure." they do a commendable job.” bedroom, full dormer due to rood loyout - 727V ond 747V Lv- The White House announced Gentlemen Only — Kit­ cluded. J.D. Real Estate, uQII StrUBiv Cleveland, said. " I f we do not attention. misconduct. O’Neill said his reaction when he "When your talking of the Cape with spacious eat-ln Electrolux Super Rug 1974 Scamp — Slant 6, the conclusions of the three- chen privileges, parking 6461980. TAG SALES automatic, low miles. Ex­ think an agreement is possible, O'Neill also said in an interview " I would like to see the so-called learns of misconduct is one of 40-odd-thousand, the numbers that kitchen and formal dining Cleaner & floor polisher CATHOLIC CRMBTRRIES ASSOCIATION OF THE AECM- member panel, appointed by available. Central loca­ with all fittings. Never cellent. $1,275. 643-4907. we ha ve a legal right to schedule Wednesday that he wishes more whistleblower law more publicized anger and of frustration, since it is we know of that are brought to the room, living room with tion. Security and referen­ President Reagan Aug. 30, in a strike” after 30 days. brick fireplace and wood HOMES used. $95. Cost $250. 649- people would take advantage of so that people know that they have impossible to know wrongdoing is surface that are doing something ces required. $S5 q week. 7944. 1971 Dodge Charger — mit - iBOV and 206V Oakland Stroat. the face of a threatened nation­ He said he had not seen the mantel, on d level treed FOR RENT "whistleblowing laws" and report a right to report anything that they going on until it is revealed. wrong are so insignificant it's 643-2693. Runs well. Dependable. OAK • **ORTM MAIN S T R U T (F- wide strike by 67,000 United report yet and could not com­ lot, surrounded bv pines, i r StA) • Approvtd a modification to tht Gtntrol Plan of Dovtl- Transportation Union workers. corruption or misconduct by state consider is a wrongdoing," he said. “ Certainly I ’m angry, because almost not even countable as a with a pool and garden. For Sale — Large Federal $850. 647-6067 or 487-0128. opment for Oak Forest Condominiums and to the final site ment on whether a strike would Two Bedroom 'Cape — "The board has concluded employees to the state. "B y this, I mean it shouldn't be it’s very difficult for me to percentage,” he said. D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 r n APARTMENTS October 1st. $525. No pets. four beam Blue light. $50. VW PARTS TAG plan for Oak Forest Condominiums, Phase 11; approved with be needed. or 871-1400. 742-8101. modificotlons a final site plan for Oak Forest Condomi­ that the time is now. 26 years “ There’s no doubt in the world “ There’s always been chican­ in a vendetta way, one against conceive why a person would act | 4 ^ fo r r e n t References and security. niums, Phase III; and granted with a limitation on Inland after the completion of the SALE wetland permit for work within Phase III development-591, that firemen had much more ery, there’s always been corrup­ another,” he said. "However, if a that way, jeopardizing a career 643-7875 before 5om. change from steam to diesel Hebron Cape — 3 bed­ Combination Storm Door 10-50% Off 1976 Cadillac Seville, 4 615 and 675 North Main Street. laborious duties to perform in tion to a degree. I don't think it's person knows that a fellow em­ ...," he said. ‘"That is very difficult rooms on the second Manchester — Brookfield • »ITE PLAN • HARTFORD ROAD locomotives, to write the final the steam engine days, but it’s any more prevalent, however, I Inside Today Street, 3 bedroom duplex, STORE AND 36", left hinge, like new. entire inventory, one day door, cruise, AM-FM-CB ployee is doing something illegal for me to understand, if not floor, V /7 baths first floor $45. 647-7605. only. Rain or shine. Satur­ Cassette, air, all power ■ ,?*®!**1-*- • T E B E T (B-61) - Approved with modifications a chapter in what was described always been our position in the think it’s being more exposed and family room with fire­ first floor, custom kit­ OFFICE SPACE site plan for o group dwelling development under Residence then report, because it has a ruboff inconceivable for me to day. September 28th options. Excellent condi­ M zona -116 Hartford Rood. to one of the longest, most days of diesels and electric that’s good,” the Democratic place, custom kitchen, chen, wall to wall, porch, 10anv3pm. Come regiS' studied and volatile labur dis­ on all state employees. understand. 20 pages, 2 sections tion. 1962 Pontiac J-2000,4 A copy of these decisions hos been filed In the Town Clerk's trains that you need firemen to governor said. first floor laundry, cedar deck, washer and dryer Office Space — Excellent Lawn Sweeper — 30' ter for a FREE JV. " I don’t want to see this state "And then what they’re also hookups, garoge, plenty door, automatic. Excel­ office. putes in the history of railroad make running repairs and keep Advlcoi 12 ObituariM. exterior. Built bv Beh- location with ample park­ wide. Push or pull behind lent condition. $3,200.1977 collective bargaining." Later in the day, O'Neill an­ turn into a police state, that's the doing to society, as far as if they’re rhom. Blanchard 8, Ros- of storage. $600 per month riding mower. Good con­ Llpman VW PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION a vigilant watch over his train ing. 600, 400 8i 300 so. ft. Renault Gordini Sport Lao Kwosh, Secretory The board found, as have nounced that he has directed last thing in the world any of us plus utilities. Available 24 Tolland Tpke. and assist the engineer,” Har­ stealing from the state, whether Entertainmam setto Reel Estate, 646 office suites are now dition. Asking $75. For Coupe, full sunroof, 5 Revenue Services Commissioner November 1st. 647-1225. Vernon, C T Doted at Manchester, CT this 25th day of September, 19$5 others before it, "the fireman's din said. would want to see. And I don’t like it’s time, gas, money, whatever the Lottery 2482. available. 649-2891. g ra u or leaves. 643-6777. speed, $1,500. 649-9859. 0534)9 John J. Groppo to begin proceed- neighbor reporting on neighbor. case may be, tjjat’s theft. And / ^