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Flashing light In Center

Jobless rate dips

mystifies state workers

By Sarah Passell Herald Reporter

into single digits

Afraid to venture through the

intersection of Main and Center i By Drew Von Bergen remained unchanged. streets lately? Unsure who goes United Press International Total employment rose by first when every light is on 499.000 over the month to 101.3 flash? Fed up with a light WASHINGTON — The nation’s million. system always on the blink at unemployment rate plunged to 9.5 the busiest intersection in town? A separate jobless rate, which percent in July, the lowest in more includes 1.7 million military Don't call the police. They 1 js , than a year, as nearly 500,000 know. workers as part of the work force Americans found jobs, the Labor dropped from June's 9.8 percent Don't call town hall. They're W Department reported today. level to 9.3 percent. not town lights. They belong to It was the first time since last The 9.5 percent rate for the the state and the state can’t August that the civilian jobless civilian work force was the lowest figure out what keeps going rate has fallen below the double­ wrong. since June 1982. when it was the digit level and added fuel to same 9.5 percent. The problem, according to Reagan administration projec­ The bureau said the July decline David Gilbert, senior transpor­ tions the economy is turning in joblessness occurred primarily tation engineer with the Connec­ around. ticut Department of Transpor­ among adult women, whose rate The 9.5 percent seasonally ad­ fell 0.7 percentage points to 7.9 tation, is in the "failsafe unit." justed level was a dramatic percent. The rate for adult men The unit rests inside a large decline of half a percentage point declined slightly from 9 percent to metal control box on a post on from June’ s 10 percent level and is the southeast corner of the 8.8 percent. 1.3 percentage points below the Labor Statistics said 10.6 million intersection, in front of the Teenage unemployment re­ recession high of 10.8 percent last workers were still unemployed. mained high, however, at 22.8 Southern New England Tele­ December. phone Building. 556.000 below June’s level, as the percent, although down 0.8 perce- The department's Bureau of size of the civilian labor force natge points from June. The failsafe unit is supposed to throw all the lights at the intersection into the flash mode anytime there is danger of conflicting green lights that would cause unsuspecting mo­ Heritage, Seamen’s merger

torists to collide in the middle, Gilbert said Wednesday. The unit has thrown the lights into the flash mode five times in the last three weeks. No one will be dropped, Hale says

knows why. The seeds of the problem were By Rayipond T. DeMeo officer of Seamen’s, made public a chance for cooperation between

apparently planted when the Herald Reporter letter of intent to purchase Herit­ the two banks. state hired Coken Company of age’s 312,000 shares of common He said Seamen's recently

Providence, R. I., to install a Heritage Savings & Loan Associ­ stock for $18 a share. The same bought half of a $12 million new controller in April, Gilbert ation has dropped plans to merge stock sold for $7.21 a share when mortgage granted by Heritage. said. Coken buys its controllers with a New 'York bank. Heritage Heritage became a public com­ The Heritage-Seamen’s merger from Traffic Engineering and president William H. Hale said pany V/t years ago. is one of three unions betwe/bn New Sales, another Providence firm, Thursday. The deal subsequently won the York and Connecticut financial according to Coken engineer In March, Heritage agreed in approval of the governing boards institutions proposed in the past six Paul Annarummo. principle to be acquired by Sea­ of both banks, but was never months. Coken guarantees its work for men’s Bank for Savings of New brought to a vote among the banks' 30 days, Gilbert said. But, as York City. But Hale said lawyers shareholders. often seems to happen with Herald photo by Pinto for the two banks are in the process Seamen’s buyout offer was set to things on warranty, the con­ of nullifying the agreement, which THE BLINKING LIGHTS expire on Sept. 30 if the merger Inside Today troller worked well until the never received approval from couldn’ t be arranged. Hale said the warranty ran out. . . . blame the computer state or federal banking deal might be cancelled sooner " if 20 pages, 2 sections regulators. “ We hate to throw it away," the two parties can agree." said Gilbert Wednesday. "W e’d Hale said the banks dropped the controller last spring. Anna­ turned to Coken for help. He He said the two banks have a few Advice ...... 14 have to know exactly what's m erger idea after it became clear Area...... 9 rummo did say a controller can said Connecticut transportation unresolved issues to be worked out wrong before we could do that.” that it would cost considerable Classified...... 18-19 cost many thousands of dollars department maintenance — like who will pay the legal fees He ’ said department mainte­ time and money to fight the Com ics...... 0 depending on what it is pro­ workers are pretty good at and other expenses incurred in Entertolnment...... 12 nance workers would continue newly-enacted state law prohibit­ grammed to do. fixing controllers themselves. planning for the aborted merger. Lottery...... 2 to try to repair it. ing interstate mergers involving “It’s like a computer,” he Police say there haven’t been The merger would have allowed Obituaries...... 10 Neither Gilbert nor Anna­ New York banks. Opinion...... ^ ^ said Thursday. any accidents yet at the inter­ Heritage, with assets of $140 rummo would say how much it “ It just didn't seem worth the Peopletalk ...... 2 Annarummo said as far as he section during times when the million, to tap the resources of cost the state to install the trouble," he said. Sports...... 15-17 knows Connecticut has not lights are on the blink. Seamen's, with assets of $1.7 Television...... 3 In March, E. Virgil Conway, billion. But Hale said that even Weather...... ! 2 president and chief executive though the deal is off, there’s still a

Politicians skirmish in battle of Union Bridge

By James P. Sacks contracts for the new bridge have been

Herald Reporter approved by the state Department of Transportation as submitted in a Manchester's own small bridge war concept plan by the town. The new bridge will be 85 percent paid for by the heated up this morning as several federal government, the mayor said, prominent Republicans charged at a with the town and the state splitting the press conference that the Democratic remaining 15 percent equally. majority in town government sat on the

Union Street Bridge problem for five DiRosa. apparently unaware of the

years. They said nothing substantial project’s approval by the DOT, said at

was done about the bridge until three the conference that the condition of the

people were killed in the collapse of the bridge “ shows how well thf^ (the

Mianus Bridge in Greenwich early this Democrats) are taking care of the citizens. Why has it taken five years?" summer. he asked. The Democratic majority has been DiRosa said the $29,000 recently aware of the problem since a 1978 suggested by the administration to report by the state to the town, they make the bridge suitable for residen­

charged, but has done nothing about it. tial traffic “ is not going to shore up that Board of Directors minority leader bridge so I feel safe going over it.”

Peter DiRosa, the chief spokesman at He also indicated he thought the the conference, was, joined by state $80,000 estimate for making it suitable Sen. Carl A. Zinsser and Director for trucks was insufficient. William Diana in charging that the condition of the bridge is an example of “ IF THE (Mianus) bridge in Gren-

Democratic party insensitivity to the wlch had not gone down.” Sen. Zinsser needs of Manchester taxpayers. said after DiRosa concluded his

DiRosa cailed the situation “ a scary remarks, the bridge would not have

state of affairs,” especially for resi­ been closed early this summer by the

dents of the North End who may have to town administration. wait longer for emergency service “ Something has got to be done,” he

vehicles such as fire trucks, since they added. “ We don’t have to wait for

cannot cross the bridge in its present disasters.” condition. The senator said the town adminis­

Mayor Stephen T. Penny hotly denied tration has not contacted him about the

the charges in an interview following problem, though he has been open to an

the conference. He said the bridge is approach. He said he had been looking

the “ number-one priority” on Man­ into possible financing and had con­

chester’s list for trading in federal tacted the DOT about the bridge.

inteirstate highway funds and has been “ No one has asked in three years," on the agenda for several years. Zinsser said. “ When you get down to A new $3.S-million bridge — built something like a bridge, let the politics mainly with federal money — go for another time. -■ k . -f#, should be completed on Union Street Penny charged that Zinsser and

over the Hockanum River by October DiRosa showed “ complete ignorance” ' .jtfV'. V ’.j 1986, the mayor said. in making th charges. He said the Herald photo by Tarquinio charges were politically motivated Republicans point out woes at Union Street Bridge HE SAID preliminary engineering because this is an election year. DiRosa and Wiiliam Diana and state Sen Carl A this morning. From left, they are Directors Peter Zinsser, a former director. I .MANCHESTER IIERAI.D. Finlay. Aug 5. 198.’1 3 2 - MANCIIKSTKH IIKKALU, Fridiiy. A uk. S, 19H3 Manchester Democrats’ districts revamped Peopletalk In B nef All not happy with rule changes By James P. Sacks CUMMINGS SAID Vendrillo’s charges were Quote of the day Hearing set on cable rates Herald Reporter incorrect. Marilyn Monroe died 21 years ago today. Roger He said the expanded number of voter registration The Department of Public Utilities Control will At least two Democratic Town Committee Ebert, musing on his ABC-FM Network show districts had equalized the numbers of registered hold a public hearing Thursday on Cox Cable of members — one a district chairman — disagree with "M ovienews" that she seems as big a star now as voters from district to district and that the Greater Hartford’s request to increase the changes in the party by-laws that were instituted at 101-member size of the committee was a ’’convenient, she was then, said: charge for basic cable TV service by $3 a month. the Democratic party’s nominating caucus Wednes­ "Why is it that Marilyn Monroe remains such a sensible compromise” that brought the power of The hearing will begin at 10 a.m. at day night. constant pre.sence in our national imagination, 21 districts as close together as was reasonable. Wethersfield Town Hall, according to King Democratic Town Chairman Theodore R. Cum­ years after her death? Maybe it’s because she The change, he said, leaves districts with ”a bit of Quillen, a DPUC spokeswoman. mings and other prominent local Democrats, who say never seemed real in the first place. She lived and motivation and incentive to encourage people to Cox Cable serves about 35,000 customers in the changes will equalize power among the 12 dreamed and suffered and died, and yet to a lot of register more Democrats ”, Voter registration in each Manchester, Glastonbury, South Windsor, Ne­ districts, came under fire at the caucus in an angry us she was basically a symbol...a smiling, district is calculated just before the town committee wington, Wethersfield and Rocky Hill. speech by town committee member Camillo Vendrillo red-lipped, blonde-haired, eternally cheerful sex elections, he said, and since the nine-member Since 1978 the firm has charged $8.95 a moiith of District Eight. goddess who became part of our folklore. She districts shift according to voter population, there is for basic cable, not including pay movie channels After Vendrillo's attack on Cummings, which was* became the most famous movie star of her no consolidation of control. or other options. In April, Cox asked the DPUC for answered by fellow committee member Town Clerk generation...but somehow everybody overlooked permission to raise its rates to $11.95, citing Edward Tomkeil, District Nine Chairman Thomas the human being inside...the human being who Before the expansion. Cummings said, some increased costs and decreasing profits. O’Neill told the caucus that by pushing the rules died on Aug. 5. 1962...and who still captures our districts had over 1,100 more registered voters than At Thursday’s hearing, Cox officials will changed through, ‘‘you’re not creating a good feeling imaginations." others. Under the redesigned system, he said, the answer questions about the rate increase from among the districts.” difference is only 325. UPf photo O’Neill said in a later interview he thinks the DPUC staff members and state Consumer Paul Phillips, treasurer of the town committee, said Counsel Barry S. Zitser. Members of the public amendments to the by-laws are meant to consolidate in an interview that the different number of may also speak. committee control by Cummings, and particularly to The police series “Hill Street Blues" Veronica Hamel and Daniel Travanti for committee members is required by state Democratic The brothers Gibb If necessary, the hearing will continue on diminish the power of his district and some others. He rules on proportional representation. dominated the Emmy sweepstakes “Hill Street Blues” — top row. Also in the Friday at the DPUC’s headquarters in New said Cummings’ contention that the changes mean Robin Gibb, of the Bee Gees Gfbbs, has bought a running for best actress in a dramatic Britain, Ms. Quillen said. greater equality among the districts is "not quite Thursday for the third consecutive year UNDER OTHER party rules changes that go into $950,000 Miami Beach bayside mansion two doors She said DPUC commissioners will take a vote honest.” away from his older brother, Barry. Robin has with 17 nominations. Among the role are Linda Evans of “Dynasty”; effect in 1984, town committee meetings now require Sharon Gloss (C ) of “Cagney and on Cox’s rate hike request sometime in late 40 percent of members to be present for a quorum and preferred living in England in the past. nominees for best dramatic actor were September. THE MAJOR change in the by-laws will increase the election of a vice-chairman by each district. The He bought the house from David P.'Reynolds John Forsythe (L) for “Dynasty”: Tom Lacey”; and Debbie Allen of "Fame”. the size of the town committee to 101 from its current vice-chairman of each district is to attend town and J. Louis Reynolds through the Keyes real size of 80 and give each district a floor of eight Selieck (C ) for “Magnum P.I.”; and committee meetings if the chairman cannot. Brooke stock slips a bit estate agency. A Keyes agent said, “ It’s just a members. Others will change the why slates arc Under the change in the ballot format for district gorgeous house. The floors are all marble as you defined on district caucus ballots, increase the TED CUMMINGS Wall Street was a bit bearish on a firm that Cummings: Smith ‘unfair’ elections, slates of candidates to represent a given walk in with a huge living room and separate number of members required for a quorum at town .. . at Wednesday caucus hopes tojnake a fortune by baring actress-model district — often fielded by powerful district chairmen Florida room and music room, I wouldn’t mind Democratic Town Chairman Theodore R. committee meetings from 30 to 40 percent, require the Brooke Shields. — will no longer be set off by double lines on ballots. living there myself." ‘Hill Street Blues’ is tops Cummings said Thursday he doesn't think it fair election of a vice-chairman from each ddistrict, and Fine Arts Acquisitions, Inc., which will market districts with the largest voter registration electing They will still appear as a group in elections, though Brother Barry bought his current pad for $1.4 that Republican Town Chairman Curtis M. Smith define when a caucus presiding officer can close a $40 posters of Miss Shields standing nude in a nine. not set apart by the lines. million in 1981. He has added a tennis court, pool “ tore my head off with language” at the GOP caucus. bathtub at the age of 11. .sold all 1.5 million shares Vendrillo, whose district now elects 10 members, Cummings had wanted to eliminate slates in voting and a grotto with a 10-foot waterfall. In 1979 he nominating caucus Wednesday. The rules changes, drafted by attorneys Joel E. of stock Thursday, its first day of trading on Wall said in an angry speech at the caucus that the rules district elections altogether, but abandoned the idea bought a home in the same area for $262,000 and He had heard that Smith attacked him during Janenda and John R. Fitzgerald, both town Street. sold it last December for $525,000. as Emmy nominations made change was formulated to give some districts more in the face of opposition within the party. the caucus "because I don’t let people speak, he committee members, will take effect in January 1984 But by the time the market closed, the $6 says.” power than others. The caucus change allows a presiding officer to before the next town committee elections. trading price of a three-share unit had dropped to Vendrillo charged that Cummings promised when close a district caucus 30 minutes after it opens or to By Stan Vk. AAetzler “ Winds of War.” the 16-hour The Emmys will be awarded Cummings pointed out that he was also Under the current system, 10 districts are about $5.75. the number of voting districts was increased from 10 minutes after the last ballot is collected. Another ABC epic about events leading up Sept. 25 during a live broadcast on attacked Wednesday night at the Democrats' own represented by committees that range from seven to ‘Tt’s been a bad day for the market," said United Press International to 12 in 1982 that representation would be equalized. change permits a district not to hold a caucus if the to World War II, got 13 nomina­ NBC hosted by Eddie Murphy and caucus for rules changes, but that he had allowed 11 members. The next election will incorporate the Robert Blatt, chairman of Muller and Co. Inc., the his attackers, including angry committee "You promised us equal representation and that’s number of candidates for the town committee is the PASADENA. Calif. (UPI) — tions. Two low-rated but critically Joan Rivers. 1982 change to 12 party voter registration districts and brokerage house that put the stock offering member Camillo Vendrillo, to have their say. how it should be," he said. “ With this you don’t (have same as the district’s allowed number of NBC, fighting to climb out of last praised NBC series — "Cheers” give seven districts eight members each, with the Jive together. "1 don't know how well it (thestock) will That, claimed the chairman, contrasts with equal representation)." representatives. place in the Nielsen ratings, and “ St. Elsewhere” — earned 13 Daniel Travanti, named best do. You can’t predict." Smith, who "says one thing and does another.” grabbed nearly as many Emmy and 10 nominations apiece. actor in a drama series for the past Besides the posters, the company plans to Cummings was referring to the Republican award nominations as CBS and Pulitzer Prize-winning author two years, was nominated again market a book and portfolio featuring the caucus. Town committee member J. Russell ABC combined. Norman Mailer was nominated for for his role as Capt. Furillo in "H ill pictures. The top model's mother, Teri Shields, Smyth to resign his membership and two State nearly ready Led by the gritty police series his "Executioner's Song," and Street Blues,” named best dra­ tried unsuccessfully to block use of the pictures in appointive positions after being silenced by the 260 NO MAIN ST. “ Hill Street Blues” with 17, NBC movie legend Bette Davis was matic series the last two years. His a lengthy court battle against photographer Gary chairman before the vote on nominations. MANCHESTER. CT. programs received 133 Emmy nominated for her role in "Little competitors this year are Tom Gross. Smith also refused to recognize conservative TRIPLE COUPONS nominations, which were an­ Gloria.” Selieck, “ Magnum, P.I."; John for supermarkets action a V O n o r t h w a y "The quality of the pictures is extremely high," Joihn Tucci at the caucus since Tucci is not a said Harris Shapiro, president of Fine Arts nounced Thursday, from the Other leaders were "M-A-S-H,” Forsythe, "Dynasty” ; and Wil­ AT PLAZA "F am e” , and “ Motown 25: Yester­ liam Daniels and Ed Flanders, committee member. Tucci, who had sought a Acquisitions. “ They are of the highest tastes. Academy of Television Arts and The state’s Attorney Coventry. February Langer said the Sciences. day. Today, F orever." nine each: both in "St. Elsewhere.” party slot on the ticket for the Board of Directors, They are not pornographic." storftied out at the end of the caucus making General’s office should The markets are re­ Attorney General’s office CBS had 73 nominations and “ SCTV Network” and the special Alan Alda, who has won five angry remarks about the Manchester GOP. know within 30 days presented on central com­ would "look into" the ABC 68, including 16 for the “ Who Will Love My Children? ’ Emmys for “ M-A-S-H," was nomi­ "What kind of open organization is that,” whether it will file an mittees in charge of ad­ co-op to see if it violated romantic “ The Thorn Birds" mini­ with eight; and "Nicholas Nic- nated twice as best actor and ANDY'S anti-trust lawsuit against vertising and buying store anti-trust laws by estab­ series. kleby," seven. director of a comedy. Cummings asked. Smith, said Cummings, is "shallow — a public relations man; but his PR is Yankee Supermarkets, an products from wholesal­ lishing uniform prices at HOMEOFTHI nmnirnirAPr inconsistent and he forgets that.” advertising and buying ers. By buying together, independently-owned See details below... ' PEOPLE PLEASERS co-op of 25 independent the markets are in a stores. supermarkets, including better position to nego­ “ We want to be very MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 6AM-9PM two in Manchester. tiate lower prices with careful about this (inves­ SUNDAYS 9AM SPM Weather Robert M. Langer, the wholesalers; by pooling tigation)." Langer says, At Peg’s Pantry. Clark says program works state's assistant attorney their advertising funds, "W e want to be sure laws general for anti-trust mat­ they can afford bigger and aren’t being violated, but "As far as I’m concerned, the program has ters, says his office’s more elaborate ads. we don’ t want to restrict Country for college-bound been paid for,” James Clark said emotionally LEAN Connecticut today New England of showers north. Lows in the 60s. investigation of Yankee's Shortly after Yankee (the markets') right to about the town’s Advanced Life Support Tammy Wynette, the First Lady of Country Scattered showers or thunder­ started advertising in NATURAL CASING program. business practices is con­ free trade.” SLICED music, and singing school superintendent Dr. Today considerable cloudiness Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ showers Saturday. Highs in the tinuing. "W e've received warm and humid with widely land: Considerable cloudiness He was referring to an incident Wednesday DOMESTIC Donald Steele begin a recording session Thurs­ 80s. full cooperation from HOLIDAY FRANKS night when the medical team was called to the day in a unique effort to to provide more scattered showers and thunder­ warm and humid with some widely Yankee's lawyers and the storms. Highs in the middle 80s. home of William Fenstamacher of 39A Bluefield scholarship money for college-bound students in scattered showers and thunder­ lawyers from Springfield Drive, victim of a heart attack. Seattle, Wash. Steele and Miss Wynette were Light southerly winds except for storms today tonight and Satur­ Extended outlook Sugar Co.," he says. HAM (10 lb. box) strong gusts near some thunder­ Clark, coordinator of training for the program, recording an album, "L e t’s All Pull Together." day. Highs mostly in the low and Springfield Sugar, a for the benefit of Steele’s school district. storms. Tonight and Saturday middle 80s. Lows 65 to 70. Extended outlook for New Eng­ said it was the first call for the paramedic n.69 lb. ($16.90) Suffield-based company program that made the difference between life continued cloudy warm and humid Maine: Partly cloudy today with land Sunday through Tuesday: that distributes Sweet and death. with widely scattered showers and a chance of a few showers or Connecticut, Massachusetts and Life groceries, is the Ib.Loose The team, a paramedic and an EM T IV from thunderstorms. Lows 65 to 70. thundershowers in all but the fa r Rhode Island: Chance of showers majoif grocery supplier f1 .8 9 n.79 the medical squad, EMTs from the Town Fire Highs in the middle 80s. Light north. Highs in the 70s at the coast early Sunday then clearing and for all of the co-op super- Department’s Engine Co. 1, and a crew from the southerly winds. to the 80s inland. Hazy and foggy cooler through Tuesday. Daytime markets. Springfield Manchester Ambulance Co. worked on the victim tonight with a chance of showers highs in the 70s and low 80s. : Sugar officials helped to \\ for about 45 minutes before transporting him to north. Lows in the 60s. Scattered Overnight lows mostly in the 50s. arrange the co-op, which Air quality Manchester Memorial Hospital, where he is in ANDYS OWN FRESHLY MADE showers and thundershowers Sat­ Vermont: Fair Sunday and started in February. stable but guarded condifion. The state Department of Envir­ urday. Highs in the 60s except 70s Monday, chance of showers Tues­ The independently- Clark said the team began first with Cardiopul- onmental Protection forecast mod­ along the shore. day. Highs 75 to 85. Lows in the 50s. owned markets involvad GROUND .monary Resusitation, used medications, began erate air quality levels across New Hampshire: Partly cloudy Maine: Fair Sunday. Chance of in the Yankee co-op are an IV and defribulated the patient. The crew I J Lb Lb I 3 lbs. or more Connecticut today. Similar condi­ with a chance of a few showers or showers Monday. Fair Tuesday. from Connecticut and continued CPR while the patient was on route to tions were reported statewide thundershowers today. Highs in Highs in the 70s and 80s. Lows in Western Massachusetts. GROUND MANY TIMES DAILY n . 0 9 the hospital. Liddy goes Broadway? Thursday. the 80s. Hazy tonight with a chance the mid 50s to mid 60s. C r is p in o ’ s S u p rem e During the treatment, the crew in the field was Foods and Andy’s Food- G. Gordon Liddy, one of the oddest figures to in constant touch with the Emergency Depart­ town in Manchester are emerge in the Watergate scandal of the ment at the hospital. Electrocardiograph strips L.l. Sound members, as is the High­ mid-1970s, is trying out for a role in the Broadway 30.00 were sent over the air to be read at the hospital. ANDYS OWN FftESHLY MADE land Park Market in revival of Arthur Miller’s “ Death of a Salesman." Long Island Sound td Watch Hill. Clark said the crew’s performance won the Doris Blum, a spokeswoman for producer R.I., and Montauk Point: Winds, praise of the emergency room physician on duty ITALIAN SAUSAGE Robert Whitehead’s office said Wednesday that variable less than 10 knots, becom­ and of the patient's personal physician. HOT OR SWEET ing onshore 10 to 15 knots late BECAUSE YOU never 11.59 Liddy had been to the Edison Theater to read for a "You would have to be there to really today. Southerly 10 knots or less know when someone C O P Y OLD role in the play. Liddy will return next Wednesday appreciate it,” Clark said. will be searching for the for another reading, she said. tonight increasing to around 15 Item you have tor sale. Ms. Blum said Liddy read the part of Ben, knots during Saturday. 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MANCHESTER HERALD I ’rid; i.V. Aug. .5. 1983 V.S./World Soviets boycott In MUpilillullI world champion SUMMER PATIO CLEARANCE! i Seven killed in shooting AVIGNON, France — Two pistol-wielding chess matches thieves killed seven people in a wild shooting spree that erupted at a French hotel early today By Kirsten O. Lundberg after they failed to break into the hotel's safe United Press International police said. The dead included Lucien Andre, 60. the French MOSCOW — Soviet grandmaster Garry Kasparov consul in Sarrebruck. West Germany, All of the said he would risk being disqualified today by % T 0 % O F F victims were French. 20 33 b oycottin g a world championship chess Doiiar sets record ieveis match outside Los An­ geles, a site he finds LONDON — Shrugging off central bank unacceptable. BIG SAVINGS ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF: attempts at intervention, the dollar bounced The Soviet Chess Fed­ ahead against European currencies today setting eration said Thursday Every Day, Our Book record levels again in France and Italy. Kasparov would fail to •Patio Summer Furniture The American currency was at its highest level appear for the semifinal Department Discounts: for nearly 10 years against the mark in West match set for Pasadena, •Redwood Tables, Benches, Seating Sets Germany and made further gains on sterling in m r ; Calif., against Soviet London. defector Viktor Korch­ The dollar's strength depressed the price of noi. Kasparov’seountry- •Furniture Cushions, Covers, Re-Web Kits gold which is reckoned in dollars and therefore man, Vasily Smyslov, more expensive for foreign purchasers. will not go to Abu Dhabi isssaa"...... •Wrought Iron Outdoor Furniture The bullion price fell $4 overnight in Zurich to where he is scheduled to $410.50 and it was $4.75 cheaper in London at play Hungarian Zoltan $408,625. Ribli. IKSf-'SKSli, 20%25E,>. •Garden and Beach Umbrellas The dollar's rise over all currencies seemed set Kasparov, 20. ap­ to continue. London dealers said. pealed in a statement •Charcoal, Gas and Electric Grills published by the news­ UPl photo Walesa has plan paper Sovietsky Sport, •Patio and Barbecue Accessories A little girl leads “Tokyo Peace March," the 1983 World Conference Against or Soviet Sport, for the KORCHNOI GDANSK, Poland — Hinting at new tactics by lantern-carrying anti nuclear demon­ match to be moved, ...Soviet defector. the outlawed trade union. Solidarity founder Lech Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs, partici­ preferably to Rotter­ •Picnic Jugs and Cooler Chests* Walesa welcomed a group of newly released stration in Japan Wednesday. About pated in the event. dam, the Netherlands, a site both he and Korchnoi political prisoners, promising the struggle for 1,000 pacifists, including delegates to found acceptable. All llamt llmitad to tloro atock only. Not all atylaa In all atoraa. freedom will "end with our victory," The decision by World Chess Federation (FID E) Sorry,— no----- rainchacka.- — of, ‘ Cofaman not Includad. - ■ " I welcome you back to liberty," Walesa told a President Florencio Campomanes to hold the match meeting of about 40 former political prisoners in Pasadena displayed "an obvious disregard for the DR. SCHOLL’S Thursday at St. Brigidas church in the northern opinions of ... the interested parties — that iS, the port city, birthplace of the union in 1980. Bombings of Japan marked participating chess players,” Kasparov’s statement Sashay or Exercise Sandals "Sixteen months ofSolidarity in operation were said. C*hk>rR«B, Price...... 14.33 the first stage of our fight, " Walesa .said. "The As a result of the players’ protests, the Soviet chess Mir. MelHn Rebate...... 3.00 second stage of it began on the 13th of organization said, "the matches will not be held in GERING 5i;6” x50’ December, " a reference to the imposition of with protests, fasts in U.S. either Pasadena or abu Dhabi," where Smyslov a f t e r ** 0 0 ‘Low Te m p ’ martial law in 1981. complained the weather was too hot. r e b a t e ...... PAIR n >00 "The third stage will end with our victory " he FIDE officials meeting in Madrid last week said *Saa dark for dalsRB. Tire Cord- added. By June Preston plant. The group planned to camp outside the plant United Press International from Saturday, Hiroshima Day, until Tuesday, failure to appear at the semifinals would mean Reinforced Nagasaki Day. automatic disqualification. Garden Hose Hijacked jet returns Anti-nuclear protesters today began a weeklong “Nobody in their right mind would say they favor The contestants are competing for the right to play FO R M B Y’S series of demonstrations to commemorate the nuclear war, but the position of this country is based the Soviet Union's Anatoly Karpov, the world 0 7 Our M IAM I — A hijacked Capitol Air jet landed in bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, targeting on the position nuclear war is possible and under champion, for his title next year. 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iJIaitrl^patFr Hrralit 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 V7S4 MANCHESTER 1145 Tolland Turnpike VERNON CHaROl cane TrhClty Shopping Center I [315 CENTER STREET. MAH C H 'E S h rT A g g .g iye STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM « - MANniKS'r::i{ i i k k a u ), k ik Uiv. a u k . i!ih:< MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Aug. 5, 1983 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Union leader likes new plan Dan Fitts, Editor Connecticut OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor In B r i^ State police may get to bid for shifts Report made last year By M ark A. Dupuis Under the state’s proposal, troopers statewide liver and intestinal problems. Jack NEW MILFORD — A state bridge inspector would be able to volunteer to work a particular shift, “ A great deal of that is attributed to the rotating said he reported to his superiors last September HARTFORD — The state has proposed a plan to such as days, evenings or overnight duty. shifts. This of course would allow your system to Reagan’s ideology, politics clash Anderson • the pin-and-hanger assembly suspected of allow state troopers to voluntarily bid for shifts and Troopers would bid for the shift they wanted with adjust, to go on,” Herskowitz said. causing the Mianus River bridge coliapse was one work the same hours for a 112-day trial period, rather seniority the deciding factor in the assignments. He also said deciding shift assignments by seniority Washington of severai badly rusted and in need of immediate than changing shifts weekly. Troopers would work the shift for 112 days before would work out because senior rnembers of the .state WASHINGTON — President criticisms are thus diffused. the plan is for him to start attention. Reagan's decision to put Cen­ Jerry Herskowitz, president of the state police bidding again. police force had the most health problems. Then, White House thinking dealing with the gender gap — Many-Qo-Round < J. William Burns, commissioner of the state tral America so conspicuously union, said Thursday the^proposed work schedule Herskowitz said steady shifts are better for Jack Qermond goes, having used the bully the fact women voters clearly ^Transportation Department, and other high- would be easier on troopers’ health. troopers’ health than the current system of rotating on the front burner, courting The straight shift concept was tried in an pulpit for this one priority prefer Democrats to Republi­ ranking department officers, said they do not Union and state officials met Wednesday to discuss shifts week to week between days, evenings and experiment involving about 150 troopers at barracks ccontroversy at the precise and foreign-policy effort, the Presi­ cans and appear to be particu­ recall receiving the report, a supplement to a the proposal and will meet again Monday, said overnight duty. in Colcheste rtford and Southbury. but rescinded time he figpres to be profiting dent will resume employing it to larly disenchanted with Reagan regular inspection report on the bridge, from Herskowitz, who said he was optimistic agreement "That’s got to be medically the worse schedule on by state po. management when problems arose politically from the domestic deal with his domestic prob­ senior bridge inspector Jerry White and his could be reached and the trial program in operation your body that there is,” Herskowitz said, citing and the union filed grievances. Jules Witcover himself. partner Charles Everest. economic outlook, tells volumes lems. The recent all-court press by October. studies that showed the human body takes 28 days to The problems occurred when some troopers were about his essential priorities Syndicated columnists These concerted appeals to Guerillas When the department released its file on the Detective John McLeod, a state police spokesman, adjust to a paricular schedule. on education is seen as a assigned to day shifts for gun training two days, and to specific constituencies are Mianus River bridge June 29, the day after the called the talks "am icable” but said he could not He said state police as a group suffered an “ awful and th e hold his anti­ prototype for future campaigns night or evening shifts the other three days in the transparently efforts to im­ collapse that killed three people and seriously discuss specifics. lot” of health problems, including ulcers, kidney. same week. communist ideology has on toward other problem issues prove the President’s chances fighting injured three others, the supplement White said him. and constituencies. he submitted with the routine September for re-election. But defenders, Drawing the nation's atten­ inspection report on the bridge apparently was tion so forcefully to the Latin country means business in says the latest military exer­ while acknowledging they are not among the documents. The routine report was troublespot right now has one Central America, domestic pol­ cises are no more than the latest THE RECENT campaign to transparent, insist they are a internally in the file. paint the administration as a Lawyer files bid to free Iranian client inevitable side consequence. It itical considerations take a of a "regular" series of drills. plus for Reagan in that they blurs not only the improved backseat. From various other adminis­ champion on civil rights, which show he is not ignoring the fizzled, is dismissed as essen­ Connector bridge is closed economy but also the White tration sources the word has groups who have felt left out by By Susan E. Kinsman Kavandi was arrested Tuesday during a demon­ service has a mandate tor censorship,’ the lawyer WASHINGTON - For the first House's deliberate effort to THE WHITE House is not been the opposite — that these tially an attempt totake heat off him. OLD SAYBROOK — A 67-year-old bridge that United Press International stration against the Khomeini government and held in said. Reagan's proposal to replace time I can reveal the internal' shore up the President's wea­ unaware that the public-opinion exercises were specifically laid The pragmatists at the White serves as a two-lane connector between Route 1 lieu of $2,000 bail for failing to notify the government Mrotek, a specialist in immigration law for 17 three members of the Civil squabbling that threatens to shat­ and Interstate 95 has been closed because the of a change of address within 10 days. knesses on such politically polls are running hetivily on to convey a firm message of House, such as Michael Deaver, HARTFORD — Hartford attorney Ryszard S. years, said the case is the first of its kind in Hartford. Rights Commission. The view ter the CIA-backed guerrilla m ove-' bridge was so severely rusted a workman’s Mrotek has filed motions in U.S. District Court, Kavandi, a recent University of Hartford graduate important domestic matters as against U.S. military involve­ U.S. resolve to the Russians and as opposed to the ideologues like at the White House is that a ment inside Nicaragua. My asso-' hammer punched a hole in a beam. hoping to force the U.S. Immigration and Naturaliza­ with a degree in civil engineering, lives in Hartford education and among major ment in Central America, and Cubans. So Reagan is trying to Clark, think constantly in politi­ much more concerted effort will ciate Jon Lee Anderson is the first • First Selectwoman Barbara Maynard said she tion Service to free his client, a 22-year-old Iranian but has been visiting friends in Boston recently, CE may get plant contract constituencies such as blacks, that the "Vietnam syndrome" calm domestic fears while cal terms and hence push these banned traffic from the heavily used Ingham Hill man. Mrotek said. be required ahead to change the reporter to have reached the ^ environmentalists and women. casts a long shadow, on Capitol trying to scare our adversaries. efforts at constituency court­ Road bridge at 1 p.m. Wednesday after state The motions, filed Thursday, seek to force the • John P. Weiss, deputy director of the INS office in SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — A San Francisco minds of black Americans to­ Miskito Indian rebels fighting on * The reason the President is Hill especially, over any indica­ In all this, the hope is that ship. And they are able to carry Transportation Department inspectors making a government to show why Mohammad Kavandi is Hartford, said an immigration judge in 1981 declared official say a Connecticut firm will develop a ward him. But other groups — the Atlantic coast of Nicaragua. willing to overshadow this do­ tion of such an impending once the additional American the day when no surmounting routine check found the main structure was being held. Also, he is asking the court to order Kavandi a deportabie alien for failing to comply with garbage recycling plant that converts waste to notably Hispanics and women mestic fence-mending is that involvement. But the President, troops and warships are all in issue close to Reagan’s ideologi­ The situation is so bad, be • seriously deteriorated. Kavandi’s release from jail and to prevent the regulations concerning college attendance and energy, the first such plant for a city in the West. when it comes to foreign-policy as he noted in his recent press place in and off Central Am er­ -— are slated for Reagan blitzes cal heart emerges. reports, that the Miskito leaders' The rust was so bad a workman’s hammer went government from deporting Kavandi as an illegal overstaying his time in the United States. Combustion Engineering, Inc., a developer of items that go to the heart of the conference, clearly believes the ica, nervous citizens and in the weeks and months ahead. are seriously thinking of puliing through stringers, small beams that support the alien. ” He is charged with being an illegal alien. It alternative energy systems based in Stamford, will But when something like a bridge’s wooden deck, said Ronald Baldi, the Old President’s view of the East- problem essentially is one of members of Congress will see their 2,000 guerrillas out of action, j Kavandi’s student visa has expired and he has not happened during the hostage crisis (in Iran). That is find a site, arrange private financing and lure other In August, largely because possible East-West face-off in Saybrook highway supervisor. been able to find permanent employment. how he had come to our attention. It’s a fairly routine Bay area communities into the $200 million regional West struggle, everything else educating the public about the that they have not been sent They complain bitterly of mis­ the President will be in Texas Central America surfaces, it is James Loersch, a senior state 'Transportation A hearing on the motions was scheduled for 2 p.m. in situation,” Weiss said. project, David Gavrich, the city’s program manager is secondary. With National true situation — as he sees it, an down there to invite trouble. treatment by theirliominal allies, and Mexico, events are being no contest. So the future of Department inspector at the scene, later said, U.S. District Court in Hartford before Judge Jose Mrotek turned to federal court after an Immigration said Thursday. Security Adviser William Clark East-West confrontation. Also, there is the expectation the Nicaraguan Democratic Force considered to show the Presi­ domestic political fence- “ We are concurring with our inspectors. This Cabranes. judge and the immigration service’s district director ’’They’re going to take the leadership role and pay and U.N. Ambassador Jeane Part of the"problem, though, that public concern will wane (FD N ). Here is my associate's thing must remain closed.” dent’s concern for the special mending is very likely to ride on both refused Thursday to reconsider Kavandi’s bail. all the money to plan the project with no obligation to Kirkpatrick lobbying hard for is that the President obviously when Congress leaves town for report: ! Kavandi and three Iranian students from the Boston problems of Hispanic voters. how well things go south of the us.” Gavrich said, “ The only thing we have to do is showing the Soviet Union this has been dissembling when he the summer recess and its area were taken into custody about 1:15 p.m. Tuesday commit our garbage to them." Later, probably in September, Mexican border. The Indian guerrilla group, Two men die in crashes called Misura, is fighting to win Storm’s toll: 3,000 during a protest at Main and'Asylum streets in Hartford. The three students were detained for a few regional autonomy for their primi­ Two Massachusetts men died Thursday in I separate traffic accidents in Connecticut. hours and released. tive, swampy homeland in eastern In Manchester Edward Smith. 69. of Tewksbury, Mass., died in lost power; winds, "It bothers me the immigration office showed Nicaragua. Their leader is Stead- Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals in New interest in a demonstration protected by the First Nwe are your Ped'sp) hian Fagoth, a former Sandinista London from head and internal injuries he fires did damage Amendmentement. I don’t think the immigration who is now a bitter foe of th e. suffered in a tractor-trailer accident Wednesday Managua regime. • on Route 9 in Old Saybrook, .state police said. .headquarters!! •) A usual start Smith was a passenger in a tractor-trailer rig By United Press International LIK E THE 13,000-man FDN, the ' driven by Michael E. O’Connor, 20, also of Ideal for this warm and humid ^ Miskitos get all their arms and Tewksbury, police said. Northeast Utilities has recovered from a brief but CALL TODAY weather. We stock all sizes In 'v violent series of thunderstorms which cause 27 supplies from the CIA, but there’s Police said O’Connor apparently lost control of nylon and cotton. fj) to the campaign the truck as it was rounding a curve on the ramp different power failures in the Hartford area, a big hitch; The Miskitos get their from Route 9 to northbound Interstate 95. The knocking out service to an estimated 3.000 customers. ^ ^ Priced from 6 9 0 Manchester’s political par­ supplies through the FDN — and vehicle veered right into 100 feet of guardrail and The National Weather Service at Windsor Locks main arena. TO PLACE A come browse with.... us ^ ties are alive and well, and they complain about being short­ tipped over onto its right side, blocking the ramp said thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds The Democratic town changed in the process. for several hours, police said. O’Connor was moved east through the capital city area about 8:30 the dynamic of democratic chairman seized the oppor­ charged with negligent homicide, police said. a.m. Thursday, hitting Hartford with flashes of Promised 2,000 M-IC automatic government is manifest in tunity to capitalize on the Robert C. Rutkowski, 35, of Haydenville, Mass., lightning and heavy downpours. LOW COST AD r..ijoh'lif8l|inloiiM « rifles, the Miskitos got American ' Manchester. was killed in a two-vehicle accident Thursday on Northeast Utilities said scattered power outages I XIMWUMttMogl ■ ^ourslw ev • j f discomfort in the enemy carbines of World War II vintage. The Democrats met this ranks and rushed intro public rain-slick Route 10 in Granby, police said. were reported throughout the state, with more than 878 Mata atiMl ii* '.’There's a black market going on Rutkowski’s car skidded sideways on the 2,500 customers without electrical service in central 4nmt«m MiMliaMi week and they agreed, with­ comment on the undemo­ between the FDN and the Hondu­ highway and collided with a 44-wheel dump truck, Connecticut, including East Hartford, Manchester out dissent, on a slate of police said. ' and Bolton. 643-2711'liSr cratic nature of the Republi­ ran armed forces,” one rebel candidates for the forthcom­ can Party, a totally predicta­ leader charged. “Some of our' ' The truck driver was listed as David A. Power also was disrupted for customers in ing election. carbines were stamped with the Messenger of East Granby, who escaped Hartford, West Hartford, Bloomfield, Canton, ble stategy. apparent injury, police said. Granby, Simsbury, Torrington and other sections of initials of one or another of the' They skirmished a bit, Meanwhile the Republican northwest Connecticut and in the Tolland and Vernon DISCOVER lEAHS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! however, over some changes town chaii:man was getting Honduran police or military for-, areas of northeast Connecticut, said NU spokeswo­ ces, and we began seeing Hondu-; Officer outwits hitchiker in the rules by which they will into print with a blast at the man Lorraine Scotto. ran soldiers walking around with She said repair crews worked to restore service lost govern their own affairs. Democratic administration NEW MILFORD — A federal corrections JEANS-PLUS brand-new M-16s — ours.” officer helped capture an escaped prisoner by when lightning caused blown fuses and high winds The Republicans met this for not doing something about felled tree limbs that downed transmission lines. Most The Miskitos claim they have I offering a ride to a hitchiker who matched the week and they agreed, with­ the ailing Union Street bridge suspect’s discription. customers had service within 2'/i hours. been forced to accept second-class' invites you to out any voiced dissent, on a a long time ago. The rhetoric Dean Mosher, 23, a native of New Milford, was A one-family home in Stafford Springs was heavily status by Gen. Gustavo Alvarez, arrested without resistance by New Milford damaged in a fire caused by what neighbors described slate of candidates for the was a preamble to the an- Honduran armed forces chief, w ho; as two ligtning bolts, . forthcoming eiection. police Thursday while sitting in the parked car of SAVE-SAVE-SAVE on nouncment that Republican helps direct guerrilla activities for; Thomas Hollister, a corrections officer at the The owner, Harry Bragdon, was away on vacation, They skirmished 'a bit, Director Peter DiRosa would the CIA. For example, Miskito^ federal prison in Danbury. his sone said. No one was injured. however, about the rules by hold a press conference at the leaders are refused travel docu-* Mosher escaped July 24 from the Connecticut In Manchester, lightning knocked a brick chimney ments by the Honduran authorities ■ Correctional Institution in Enfield where he was off a house, starting a fire that gutted the attic. There ' WRANGLER JEANS which they governed the Union Street bridge today. were no injuries. when they try to go abroad and I serving a sentence on a burglary charge. conduct of their own endorse­ When Republican Town Lightning also set fire to a power transformer in • *4.00 off our regular price on any Wrangler jeon plead their case as an independent^ Hollister was driving along Route 25 in the ment meeting. Chairman Curtis Smith at the Newtown area when he heard on the radio Manchester. It burned for two hours before the power rebel group. , ; was shut off. • W ide selection of denim and corduroy One member of the Demo­ meeting this week began scanner in his car that police were looking for Mosher. 'It was a pretty vicious and fast-moving storm,” • W rangler jeans for men, sizes 28 to 42... cratic Town Committee what turned out to be the OF THE O R IG INAL $80,000* He said he saw a man matching Mosher’s said James McKay, Manchester’s deputy fire chief. women wear them too! stongly accused the town mildest and most low key supposed to have been given them* description hitchhiking south on Route 25 and Weather officials said the thunderstorm dropped chairman of playing internal political pep talk one could by the CIA, Miskito leaders say' offered Mosher a ride to New Milford. On the way, more than 1 inch of rain in Stafford Springs in less than • Save even more with special limited time offer below! one hour. politics with the party ask for, one member of the they didn't get a dime — the FDN^ Hollister said he told Mosher he wanted to buy beer and stopped at a market on Route 7 in New The weather service forecast cloudy skies structure. the committee, himself a got it all. The FDN, they com-! plained, "treats us like a regional Milford. temperatures in the 80s and 90s and high humidity for One member of the Repub­ candidate, said in barely today. ' lican Town Committee, con­ wing of their own force. They use audible voice, “ not until after us. They even claim our battles as vinced that he was gagged Labor Day, Curt.” Open forum/ Readers' views ones fought by them.” ~ unfairly by the town chair­ But that very candidate The Miskitos are in desperate man, resigned from the com­ had with him a press release Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 mittee and disassociated need of boats and outboard motors- 1. Buy 3,4a5VWangler jeans to launch his candidacy. to continue fighting in their iand of* himself from the party. 2. Mw !Ns certificale and proofe of purchase No question about it. The swamps, bayous and rivers along Coming Thurs., August 18th. One Democrat set in mo­ campaign has started. To ask We can’t overcome the Klan with violence the coast. The FDN has plenty,' 3. Receive up to $30 in cxxjpons good on your next tion the machinery to fight for a delay until Labor Day is they said, but won't give them up.} And you’ll want to bo In It! purchase of VMangler dolhes within his party at the polls perhaps too much. "They have five heiicopters,' To (he Editor: for a chance to fight the other But it is not too much to ask people chose the evil of Hitler over all legal means at our disposal. four small planes and five power-' There was a man named John the evil of Stalin. Must we make a The Herald’s Annual party at the polls. that the parties build a bit Their goals are evil. If we do away fui speedboau,” a Miskito ieader Brown who believed he had a similar choice between K KK and said. "W e can’t get one (heiicop- So the election battle slowly up to the pitch so as not with the laws that protect them, divine mission to take vengeance John Brown? however, we also take away the ter) .to reprovision our isolated started, as it always does, to sap the energy of the F C * ; on pro-slavery sympathizers. On Freedom of speech is our most laws that protect us. If we do that, combat uniu or take out our- Manchester Area within the camps of the — ■ ■ ^ J ^ J rANGUR COUKINb • p- O. BOX 3373 electorate. And it is not too May 24, 1858 he led a raid on a cherished freedom. The minimum then it will be the most violent that wounded. warring foes, as though a much to ask that in their pro-slavery settlement at Potta­ cost of this freedom is that I am enclosms July n and ------will control. We are in as much “ We have men in the field going, little rehearsal were needed watomie, Kansas, in which five everyone else also has it. We must effort to stimulate interest, danger from the John Brown hungry, while the top honchos in' Arts Tabloid men were dragged out of their accept the fact that people will use for the campaign to come. they also try to make the people as from the KKK. Violence the FDN get $3,500 monthly' a d d r e s s cabin and hacked to death. On Oct. this freedom to express ideas we But it was not long before is always evil. The propagation of salaries and houses and food' clothes Ihioush AP"' campaign as meaningful as 16,1859 he attacked Harpers Ferry find odious. This is not a good With special attention to Schools _ S T A T E ------i the fighting moved into the violence is never good. provided by the Americans. We- CITY . possible. intending to incite a slave insurrec­ reason to do away with this don’t even have a doctor — not one' of Dance, Music, Theatre m i * ...... u.*Ns*?6VAm- tion. In spite of the laudability of freedom. _ PH ONE - Edward M. Gawllnski — tor 2,000 men.” Groups, etc. ZIP- his goal of eliminating slavery We should oppose the Klan with 32 Nye St. roUPON^ vaIUM Berry's World John Brown was convicted of For the first time, the guerrUia I I > I ------JIANS-PLUS murder. leaders gave specific figures on th«£ Your advertisement in this very amount of C IA aid they get. “ The . »7*ASTCfNTWST. The Ku Klux Klan began in the timely supplement will not only meoof Of fUKHASt IS ON A great pizza overlooked gringos have cut us back 29 ggg?^sizeiAG south after the Civil War to Atunuon NIANCHBSTER, CT. percent,” said one Miskito officer/ afford you the opportunity to TM c«rtlfie«w cert reassert white supremacy with To (he Editor: confirm this. couoorti- Umrt ooe teowew *ouO or • S P W N O O A U “ Now we only get $35,000 instead ol n=fi terrorist methods. The Klan used Belatedly reading your “ Pizza” support the Arts in our area, but S P R IN O n eU ). NLA. $50,000 a month for food, transporl violence and threat of violence to feature in the Herald of July 22,1 Melanie Forand — everything we have to buy apart also to advertise your upcoming i achieve its political goal. The Klan just don’t believe it! Nobody Vernon from weapons and ammo, which OFFER EXPIRES ...... is now trying to recruit members in mentioned the great pizza at we get separately.” ; fall registration schedule. Connecticut. Opposing this effort is Paul's on Talcottville Road, Rt. 83 the John Brown Anti-Klan Com­ in Vernon? i Assuming the much larger FDN COPY DEADLINE THURS., AUG. 11th n- mittee. This committee has chosen I thought perhaps the survey was is paid on at least the same scale, the right name. Manchester shops only, but noj- Letters policy . this means the CIA's Nicaraguan 'ifWkanglier ticed Bolton, Andover and Coven­ enterprise costs more than a' In newspaper accounts we find The Manchester Herald For Your Space Reservation, Call The try stores listed. the Klan performing legal non­ welcomes letters to the quarter-miiiion doliars a month, In my fam ily’s opinion, Paul’s is exclusive of arms ant) violent demonstrations and the editor. the best — granted, we haven't Letters should be brief and ammunition. milCIIESTER, CT MIUSTCEimRST. Cnoes by NEA. lAc ' anti-Klan people violently attack­ tried most of the places that did to the point. They should be lianrlf^istrr BpralJi OPEN THURS. 'til 9 P.M. ing the Klan supporters and police The Miskito ieaders expressed make your list — but we know we officers. They are using violence typed or neatly hand-written, concern over "left-wing U.S. politi­ do like Paul’s for flavor, crust and, for ease in editing, "We weren't going to do It, then we thought — and threat of violence to achieve cians ” who are trying to force tha /y$PRl1l6FIELD,M SnilRIULERAU. texture, etc. shouid be double-spaced. Advertising Department what the heck — why NOT keep up with the their political goals. Are they any C IA to give up or cut back iu V OPEN EVERY NITE'til 9:30 P.M. We aren’t alone in our fondness The Herald reserves the Joneses!" better than the Klan? Is it for Paul’s — a visit there, particu­ right to edit tetters in the support of the anti-SaodinisU y dpon Sun. 12-5 necessary to choose lH‘tween two larly on a Friday or Saturday interests of brevity, clarity rebeis. “ Ihopethisisn’tgotogtoba evils’? HelVirc World War II many and taste. another Bay of Pigs,” saiii - 2 643-2711 ''■'iwucn the hours of 5 and 9 will Indian leader. **** H - MANCHKSTKH HKKAU). 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The trip to Canada O LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Normal­ riding,” said Michelle Cavanagh of Bolton, his riding 4K 10 8 about the whole thing. He He also frequently does odd jobs, such as mowing Clulb of Connecticut’s "hunt set equitation'-’ year-end for Breault, Mrs. Niewola and Dusty is being 48 remarked, "Once you had ly, In business situations It is . lawns and babysitting, to pay for his riding lessons instructor for the past three years. "He wants to do so every man for himself. Today, If championship, based on the number of points he sponsored by a grandfather and uncle of Breault's. well " 4AQJ9652 reached the diamond slam, f and some of his riding equipment. 410 8 you display charitable traits accumulated in shows throughout the year. 'While that Although a trip to the U.S. Nationals was out of the was close to bottom. The your counterpart will do so as "He's very independent,” said his mother. Deborah and other hunter awards are technically Dusty's, question this year, Breault and Mrs. Niewola hope to overtrick, which is my fault, Were blue ribbontL to be awarded for modesty. Vulnerable: Elast-West well. Order now: The N EW " Hatch, recounting the details of an offer from friends much of the credit in any such event must go to the qualify for and attend it next year, as it is being held in Breault would no doubt be a lop contender. Despite the Dealer: South probably cost me a half a Matchmaker wheel and booklet ''' to buy him a new riding jacket to wear at the Canadian rider, Mrs. Niewola said. closer-by Kentucky. match point if it cost me dozens of ribbons and trophies neatly displayed in his West North East Soath which reveal romantic compatH ,, Nationals. Breault refused the offer, saying he "What he does regulates what she does.” she said. in June, Breault also qualified for the National 4-H room at the family's Merrow Road home. Breault a n tin g ." bllllios lor all signs, tells how to preferred to purchase the jacket himself. 34 He was right. Only one Breault qualified for the 1983 Canadian Nationals by Judging Competition by placing first out of about 100 seemed genuinely slumped when asked what he get along with others, finds ris- '* In a family of nonriders, his mother is described by Pass 44 Pass 44 other pair had reachM six Ing signs, hidden qualities, plus placing second in two Arabian horse shows held at the competitors in the statewide judging competition. The considered to be his major accomplishments. Breault as being the most supportive of his riding. Pass 54 Pass 64 diamonds. The others bad more. Mall $2 to Astro-Graph, Big E Fairgrounds in Springfield, Mass., over the national competition, to be held in October in "Oh. I don’t know.” he said. ' I ’ve only been riding Pass Pass Pass plaved at five diamonds Box 489, Radio City Station, "But she still won't buy me a horse,” he said with a Labor Day and Memorial Day weekends. The Harrisburg, Pa., involves judging various classes of for three years.” making six or seven, or at N.Y. 10019. Send an additional three no-trump down two. $1 for your Leo Astro-Graph Let’s look at the bidding. predictions for the year ahead. ~ OH, PRISOLLA/ ^ ^ I WENT AWA.V FOR A GEE. THERE South bad a sound pre-empt, Be sure to give your zodiac * sign. Parolee is charged ANT^ ARE CKAWUNG MINUTE, ANP M/HEN I SHOULPN T BE ANV ( NO WONPER ) Opening lead: 44 considering the vidnerabni- ALL OVER MV 0CX3K ! CAME BACK, IT WA Cathy Ann Brackett of Worcester, whose throat was EVENING DIVISION ICB fiiOeS, ceremonies will turn about and function lor slashed Sunday in the northern town of Templeton EDUCATION EXTENSION August 15,16, 17, 18, 22, 23,: □DUCBDIinDaaDUI t TST FALL TERM 1 Missile 8 Day number your benefit today. You can --, after she and another teenager hitched a ride from a Late: Aug. 29, 30, 31, Sept. 1, 5 Cooled □□DO I aanD I niriD CONTINENTAL P P l F T A N D (pi.) change losses Into gains. stranger. Sept. 6,1983 - Nov. 23,1983 527-4111 Late: Sept. 7, 8 - 2 to 8 p.m. 9 Maxim 10 Negatives □□□D ■ QBDD ■ [!□□ CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 14) ' Worcester County District Attorney John J. Conte M O N D A Y it W E D N E S D A Y 12 Bellini opera □□□□BD CinBDQE3 H arm ony follows In your C O U R S E NO. TklESDAY A THURSDAY (conilnued) 11 Pigpen sound COURSE NAME TIME CREDIT F E E COURSE NO. □□c nan said Hanlon's birthday was Sunday, the day of the A R T 260 Architectural Drafting II COURSE NAME TIME CREDIT t t h f i>evftppMe/vr op 13 Eiithqueke 12 Obelisk footsteps today. You'll know 5:00-10:00 6 (L ) 1166 -t- 5 C H E 150 FEE A R T 940 Architectural Defign T Intro to Chemistry 6 00 - 9 00 5 iL ) 14 Pasteelew. □ D n o n a murder. 6:00- 0:00 4(L) 124 -t- 5 D P T 140 $155 5 15 Ideal gas how to put at ease persons you ' C E T ISO Statics 6:00- 0:30 Intro to Data Prot'e.ssing (hrs between) 5.00- 10 00 4(1.) 124 + 5 B D C!3t3[D 155 D P T 142 Accounting I 16 Piano piece encounter. Benefits and pleat-' Hanlon was paroled just two weeks ago, on July 19, G E T 590 Structural Design 1 6:00- 9:30 6 00- 8 30 • t(L i 124 + 5 |NTft-Ul6FNT L i f e ------condition CUDB a tD Q 155 -f 5 D P T 240 FORTRAN Programming (hrs helweent 1B Edible root ant memories will result. D P T U1 Logical Analysis 6:00- 5:30 124 -f 5 5 OO-IO 00 4 (L l 124 + 5 (abbr.) from the Franklin County Jail. He had been serving a D P T 241 Accounting li D P T 440 Data Base Design Topics (hrs hetwecni 5 00-lO 00 t9 Stick out G n n a D Q C ] 6:00- 8:30 124 -t- 5 D P T 443 4 lL i 124 + 5 17 Of one's AOUARHJS (Jan. 20-Fob. 16) .. D P T 341 C O B O L Programming I (hra between) 5:00-10:00 COBOL Programming (I (hrs beiweeni 5.00 lO 00 4 (L ) 124 + 5 Q D n C j term since May 1981 for kidnapping, assault with 124 -f 5 D P T 541 Cost Accounting N6WV k V iT H 22 Derogatory D P T 441 Aaaembler I (hra between) 5:00-10:00 6 00- 8:30 4 i U 124 f 5 regimen This can be an enormously 124 + 5 E E T 140 Electricity I (luesi 24 Extrasensory intent to rape and assault with a dangerous weapon. D P T 940 BASIC P ro jm m m in g (hra between) S;00-10:00 124 -f 5 6 00 - 9 00 A 124 productive day, provided your E E T3 2 0 Computer Programming Applic (Mon) E E T 1401 Elec Ijib Techniques (Thursi 6 00- 9 00 IB Iw o ____ Sheriff Donald McQuade said Thursday. 6:00- 9:00 03 E E T 240 1(1.1 31 5 ______m .i.,u,i.g»n,oi THAMES 8'5 perception heart Is really In your work. E E T 3 2 0 I C on^ler Programming Applic Lab (Wed) EliKiriciiy II ('Rjes) 6 00 9 00 4 20 American 6: 00- 8:00 31 -t- 5 E E T 2401 124 (abbr.) "H e was a good prisoner while he was here.” E E T3 3 0 Semi-Conductor Devices (Mon) 6:00- 9:00 D.C. Qrcuils Lab (Thurs) 6 00 9 00 liL > Take pride in each task you . 93 E E T 340 3 1 + 5 Indians EET3301 Semi-Conductor Devices Lab (Wed) 6:00- 9:00 Electric Circuits I (TUesi 6 00- 9 30 4 124 25 Short article perform. ■ McQuade said. E E T4 3 0 $i -F 5 E E T 3401 A C. Qrcuits Lab I ilhurH) Electronics I (Mon) 6 :00- 9 . 00 93 6 00 9 .30 1(1.) 3 1 + 5 p : 21 Hunter's EET4301 E E T 433 Electric Circuits II (’Thurs) 27 Talks 36 Separate SO Stanley's PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Officials said Hanlon, who worked in the prison as a Semi-Oond CircuiU Lab I (Wed) 6:00- 9:00 31 -f S 6 00 - 9 00 3 93 sheitar E E T9 3 0 E E T 4321 A C. Dreuits Lab (Tues) 29 Restaurant Electronics II (Mon) 6:00- 9:00 93 6 00- 9 00 M l.i 31 I 5 6TAVAW/C/ HaOWTHE «^VIAR„. 39 Apertures nickname Sometimes It is unwise to M ‘ " baker, had been working as a trainee at a Worcester EETS301 E E T 431 Digital Circuits (l^iet) 23 Kind of tree Seml-Cond CIrc Lab 1I (Wed) 6:00- 0:00 31 -f 5 6 00- 9 00 .1 93 lists E E T e s e E E T 4311 Digital Circuits Lab ('Thurs) 41 Lively dance your heart rule your head, but Electronic Circuits A Applic (Wed) 6:00- 9:00 93 6 00- 9 00 ML) 31 ■+ 5 IT 6A^ELU$ A LITTLE "FgHV'! 52 Inordinate bakery. E E T6 S I1 E E T 734 Intro to Microcomp Micrnproc (Thurs) 31 Satan, for one (pi.) Seml-Cond Cir Lab III (Mon) 8:00- 9:00 31 + 5 6 00- 9 00 3 93 42 Of arm-bone today is an exception. Give E E T7 S 5 E E T 7341 Intro To Microcomp/Micropr Lab (l\ies) 26 Haze self-esteem Ms. Brackett and Tammy Dupree, 17, of Worcester, Microcomputer Applications (Wed) 6:00- 9:00 93 6 00- 9 00 ML) 31 + 5 36 Astraddle compassion and concern pre^. ,. E E T 7351 EM D540 PASCAL 28 Twiri 43 Forest were hitchhiking when they were attacked by the man Microcongniter Applic Lab (Mon) 6:00- 9:00 31 + 5 6 00- 9 30 4 ( L l C E t )24 -+ 5 37 Kitchen 54 Three (prefix) cadence over practicality. EETISO Electrical AppHcatlons M E T 441 Mechanisms 6 00- 9:00 clearing 8:00- 9:00 155 + 5 M E T 450 4(1.1 124 + 5 30 Without (Let) who picked them up. Ms. Dupree struggled free from EM D240 Inlro ta Heai/veni/Alr Cond 5:00- 8:00 Strength of Materials (C E T 350) 6 00 9 00 5 (L ) Implement 65 Allow ARIES (March 21-Aj^l if j T 124 + S M E T 452 155 ■+ 5 45 Cut with M TH04S Pre-Tecbnica) Math (algebra) 8:00- 8:00 Heating A Ventilation 6 00 9 00 5 ll.) 38 Makes fabric 32 Baveraget the grasp of the attacker with her clothes partially 124 M E T 541 155 + 5 Much personal satisfaction can M T R 141 Technical Mathematics 1 6:00- 8:00 Indusinal Hydraulics 6 00- S 30 4 (L i 33 Osprey^ scissors 56 Highwsy. P H Y 150 Physics-Heat A Light 124 + 5 40 Tanpenny tom off and sustained only minor injuries. MTH341 Technical Mathematics II 6:00- 8:00 6 00- 9 00 5 lL ) 155 + 5 be derived today from some " MTH341 P H Y 250 Physics-Mechanics A Sound 41 Thermot 34 Fall back on 48 Aquatic bird curve Calculus I 6:00- 8:00 6 00 9 00 5(1.1 155 ■+ 5 form of domestic artiatic M T H 441 Calculus II 6;00- 8:00 ^ ^ TUESDAY 44 Troubles A R T 230 Graphic Presentation I 1 2 4 expression, such as cAoklng MTHS41 Calculus III 6;00- 8:00 5 00 lO 00 3(1.) 9.1 + 5 1 B 6 7 8 M T H 342 A R T 441 Structural Design 46 Crafty entertaining, gardening or Manufacturing Math I 6;00- 8;00 6 00 lO 00 4 I24 M ET3 S 0 Applied Mechanica C E T 141 Elementary Surveying (Sal Lab) 6 OO- 9 00 47 Infirmities decorating. 6:00- 8:30 D P T 632 4 |L) 124 + 5 0 10 11 12 M E T 950 Thermodynamics 6:00- 8:30 Systems Analysis A Design 6 00- 9 00 a 93 49 Objects of E C O 340 Principles of Economics TAURUS (April 20-May 20) L«4 ^ M O N D AY E E T 220 6 OO-IO 00 4 124 syorships AR T430 Contracts it Specifications 6 : 00- 10:00 Eiectncal Fabrication l„ab 6 00- 9 00 2 (L i 13 14 11 the one you love know how'*, EM D230 Plastics Process Engineering 6-2 ) 5 A R T 521 Estimating 6: 00- 8:00 6 (Ki- 9 00 3 C E L 9.) 51 Chewed C E T 110 E N G 140 English Compositinn I much you really care. Do tome- • Civil EnMneering Concepts 9;00- 6:00 « OO-IO 00 4 124 C E T 340 e n g 340 Oral Written Communication 53 Jot It 17 Construction Field Practice 6:00-10:00 A 6 OO-IO 00 4 ]'24 thing special today, whether h * E E T 510 Pro!eel Planning F I T 130 Intro to F ire Technology I 57 Siw ■ 5:00- 6:00 F I T 433 6 00- 9-00 3 93 be a thoughtful gesture, flo- • E M D t I l PlasUca Mold Engineering 7:00-10:00 Fire Insurance Princi^ea 6 00 - 9 00 3 58 Rescues 19 20 E M D 3 3 t M A T 130 Manufacturing Processes I 93 wers or an evening on the “ Architectural Blueprint Reading 6: 00- 8:00 6 .00- IO 003 (L l 93+5 ■ ■ EMD73S(I0-17) Reinforced Concrete for Buildings M A T 232 Manufacturing Drawing II 59 City on the town. I Luggage 6:30- 9:30 5 00 lO 00 3 (1 .) 93 -+ 5 TH E LASTSIT(2aV\ M A T 330 Numerical Control TH IS ONE HAS 21 21 P IT 211 Bttlldlni Construction I 6:00- 9:00 6 00 lO 00 3 (L ) IF y o u W ANT TO Truckea M A T 131 M E T 130 Engineering Drawing I 93 + 5 ■ QEMINI (May 21-June 20)'; ! Maouracturittg Manage A Control 6:00- 9:00 5 3O-I0 00 3 (L ) 93 + S I WATCHBP HAD A DOG-, TW O 60 Louse eggs FBr m NNig Or nfMg ~ OUnOwO R08 «M I M AT030 Non-Destructive Testing M E T 331 Building Systems Drawing KNOW ABO UT 29 32 33 34 Someone with whom you have. ! 6:00- 9:00 5 30^10 OO 3 (L ) 93 + 5 A D06AHDA Ths Ls m s |s tar Tsui Clim i tram Nisis M T H 430 Technical Applied Calculus 6:60- 9:00 X. THURSDAY GATS A N P A DiSCRIAAINATICNy ” ■ ” strong emotional bonds may ' A R T 341 Mechanical Systems for Buildings IN I T . DOWN A R T 630 6 00-10 00 4 124 CAT HAAASTER 36 M play a key role today In helping ’ ^ rssRs: ts sn oRHs (ws esrry n osm- WEDNESDAY History of Architecture ll 6 00- 9 00 ASK A SARBOT. A R T 140 Construction Methods C E T 440 3 93 1:00-10:00 Building Construction A Specific 6:00-10 00 4 ■ you get something you’vo'* ' gMs^Rss). MtasOe. VMfurn, Airway snS C E T 444 Noise A A ir PolluUon E E T 231 Electric/Electronic Drafting 124 1 Doctrine 1:00-10:00 5 00 10 00 3(1.) 93 5 39 strongly desired. ’ D P T 410 Principles of Insurance EMD041 Technical English as 2nd Language 1:00- 9:00 6 00 10 00 4 C E L 124 adherent ■ E M D I4 2 Printed Circuit Design I 1:90- 9:00 3 C E U (L ) E M D 130 Plant Engineering Electrics I CANCER (June 21-July m '• EM D 439 EMD321 6:00- 9 00 3 C E L 93 -r 5 (suffix) 41 42 Dimension A Tolerance 1:00- 9:00 acEU Blueprint Reading 6 (XL 8:00 Charm, wit and tact ara your F I T 939 Fire Investigation (off campus) E N G 240 English Composition 2 C E L 62 2 Auto ■ ■ Errryihtng Stmre 191 it 1:00- 9:90 3 ll 6:00-10:00 4 124 greatest assets today. You'll • MARLOW’S F I T 533 Fire Dept Specs A thirchasing 1:00- 9:00 E N G 643 Contemporary Literature 3 Farewell 47 60 F I T 311 Industrial Proceaaea A Haiaru F I T 332 6 00 10:00 4 124 1:00- 9:00 Fire Alarms A Communicat Systems 5 00-10 00 3 93 (abbr.) ■ know how to use them skHmiNy ! DOWNTOWN MAtN 8 T M IT , MANCH88TIN • M 6 -n f I M A T 530 Motion A Hme Study 1:00-10:00 M A T 132 Manufacturing Drawing I M A T 230 5 00 10 00 3 (L ) 93+5 • 1 62 63 64 IB 16 to away othera to your way ol • FNU FAHKINO FRONT AND NIAN OF 8TONI T U E S D A Y A THURSDAY Manufacturing Processes II 5:00-10 00 4 Wordless A R T 166 Architectural DIrafling 1 M A T 640 3(1.) 93+5 doing things. MA8TIR CHAROI CAN08 ACCIFTHM 1:60-10:00 6 (L ) 1 96+5 Manufacturing Methods 5:30-10 00 actor A R T 446 Architectural Design II M T H 631 Calculus IV 4(1.1 124 + 5 67 OFtN 6 0AV8 • TNUR8. NtTfB ■« M t ):00- 9:00 4 (L ) 1 34+5 6 00- 9 00 3 93 61 C BT146 vil Dralilng 1:00- 9:00 M E T 230 Engineering Drawing II 5 Component of 4 (L ) 124 + 9 5 30 10 00 3(1.1 93+5 C E T 4 M ructural Analysis 1:00- 9:30 5(L) M E T 390 Engineering Drawing III atom S 155 + 9 5 30 10 00 3(1.1 93+5 19 60 Sweeping things nnier the C E T M t Geodetic Surveying 1:00- 9:36 S(L) PSY 330 Human Relations \ 155 + 5 6 00- 9 00 3 93 C E T 655 6 Cancer rug geta yon nothing hst n On-SIte Dlsposel A Storm Sewer Des 1:00- 9:30 S(L) 155 + 5 Inmpy rug. Ill — MANC'IIKSTKK IlKUAl.l), Kridiiy, Auk S, 1983 MAN^.IIKSTKH HKKALI). Krldiiy, Auk. 5. 19H.1 - 11 At least 14 die in bomb blast in Tripoli I FOCUS I Weekend Mary G. Jones By Hugh Pope Mary G. Jones, 52, of 28 Rich­ Thursday that Israel had rejected reported today that former De­ United Press International the fact they put all their eggs in mond Drive, died Thursday at her the demand, which McFarlane fense Minister Ariel Sharon gave a the American basket, ” Sharon told home. Wife of James R. Jones, she discussed while in Israel, gloomy assessment of Lebanese BEIRUT, Lebanon (U PI) — A Herut Party supporters. ) was born in Berlin, N.H. and had President Amin Gemayel’s go­ chances for restoring control over car bomb exploded today outside a In Washington, the Reagan lived in Manchester the last II vernment is worried that Israel’s the country after visiting Beirut mosque in Tripoli as worshippers administration completed the yeras. current plan to pull back and Thursday. were leaving Friday prayers, shuffle of its Middle East diplo-; She was a communicant of St. redeploy in south Lebanon could Sharon visited Christian leaders killing at least 14 people and matic lineup Thursday, naming MIddle-of-the-nIght tidal waves, drunks, bubbles Bridget Church. lead to a permament partitioning including Phalange party leader wounding 36 others, a government ambassador to Saudi Arabia Ri­ Besides her husband, survivors of the country into Israeli and spokesman in Beirut said. Pierre Gemayel. father of the chard Murphy as assistant secre-! include: two sons, Gregor.v G. Syrian-controlled regions. president. Radio reports from the strife- tary of state for the Middle East. Jones and Jeffrey G. Jones, both of “ Lebanon defined its position torn northern city said gunmen "Lebanon, through its own do­ Murphy, 54, a former ambassa­ Manchester: her mother, Mrs. that refuses discussion of any ing, has lost (this opportunity), took to the streets immediately dor to Syria, will replace Nicholas! Beatrice Greggoire of Auburn, withdrawal as long as it is not because of their own mistakes ... after the bombing and “ the sound Veliotes, who will be nominated as. Maine; a sister, Mrs. Lorraine complete," said Beirut radio, because of American mistakes and of machine-gun, fire is echoing ambassador to Egypt. Oh, the joys of a backyard pool Poirier of Auburn. Maine; a quoting diplomatic sources. "L e ­ everywhere.” nephew. banon refuses to pay the price of a The violence in Tripoli and Funeral services will be Monday partial withdrawal." factional fighting in the mountains By Sarah E. Hall with a mass of Christian burial at Israel is withdrawing its soldiers though estimates from east of Beirut overshadowed troop Herald Reporter 10 a.m. at St. Bridget Church, 80 from the Shouf mountains sou­ Fire Calls i*:" ki’’" withdrawal talks betweer U.S. If’ ' . ^ ° other dealers ranged as Main St. theast of Beirut to more defensible envoy Robert McFarlane and So your swimming pool fit, t;' ■ ’',0(0" in! ‘ high as $400. Burial will be in St. James positions along the Awali River, 28 government leaders on Israel's Thursday, 9:52 a.m. — TV fire, looks like the movie set of Cemetery. There are no calling miles north of the Israeli border. But Barbara Chemis- plan to pull back its troops and Manchester 67 Kennedy Road (Town) hours. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Israel wants to place its soldiers “The Green Slime,” and ’ ?/ r- truck of 205 Porter St. says redeploy them in the south. Thursday, 10:48 a.m. — smoking Main St., has charge of behind safer lines until Syria, Thursday, 8:01 a.m. — public the filter’s backed up from J'.L The car packed with 165 pounds truck tires, E. Center and Parker her in-ground pool is al­ arrangements. which maintains 40,000 troops in of explosives exploded outside a service call, 48F Pascal Lane. streets (Town) eating all that algae. ways sparkling clean — the country, pulls out. The Pales­ (Town) George L. Shuttleworth mosque in a pro-Syrian neighbor­ Thursday, 12:57 p.m. — lockout, Don’t feel bad. Lots of tine Liberation Organization has Thursday, 8:31a.m.— lightning, and will cost only about $75 George L. Shuttleworth Sr., 61, of hood as crowds of worshippers 118 Pitkin St. (Town) people getdog-dayed about 18A Sycamore Lane, died at another 10,000 fighters in Lebanon. Cheney Technical School (Town) to maintain for the were leaving the traditional Thursday, 3:49 p.m. — truck keeping their pools spar­ Rockville General Hospital last weekly prayer meeting, Beirut The U.S.-mediated Israeli- Thursday, 8:33 a.m. — lightning, fire, 37 Erie St. (Town) 1 summer (not including Lebanese troop withdrawal agree­ Manchester Memorial Hospital Friday after a lengthy illness. radio said. Thursday, 4:08 p.m. — falsef kling by the time August ment, signed May 17, has not been (Town) electricity to run the fil­ He was born June 11, 1922, in "The blast left a 3 meter wide alarm, 1395 Tolland Turnpike rolls around, when it’s too implemented because of Syria’s ter) . She also vacuums her Amsterdam, N.Y. He graduated and 1.5 meter deep crater. It Thursday, 8:42 a.m .lightning, (District) ! refusal to withdraw. Syria has 40 EIro St. (Town) hot to bother. from high school there in 1940, caused damage in a wide area," Thursday, 8:23 p.m. — medical pool once a week and skims rejected the accord and Israel Your pool problems Shuttleworth, who moved to Beirut radio said. Thursday, 8:44 a m . — lightning, call, 64 Ridge St. (Town) it daily. cites the refusal as justification for 76 McKee St. (Town) ■i Manchester in 1976, was New A government spokesman in .1 Thursday, 10:29 p..m. — medical could be worse. staying in south Lebanon. Thursdsay, 8:54 a m. — trans­ Other people have trou­ England Division Manager for Beirut said 14 people had died and call, 501 E. Middle Turnpike McFarlane is scheduled to visit The Collett! family on ble with metal deposits in Haworth Inc. of Holland, Mich., an another 36 were wounded in the former fire, 811 E. Middle Turn­ (Town) ROBERT McFARLANE Syria and other Arab states during pike. (Town) Brookfield Street had their office systems company. blast outside a mosque as Moslem Friday, 4:04 a.m. — medical their pools, which can lead . . . Lebanese adamant his Middle East visit. Thursday. 9:15 a.m. — odor of 18-foot above-grounder He is survived by his wife, Adella worshippers dispersed following call, 101 E. Middle Turnpike to reddish-brown water In Tel Aviv, the Israeli press smoke, 15 Griswold St. (Town) (Brooker) Shuttleworth of Man­ noon prayers. Christian and Druze Moslem mil­ (Town) burst in the middle of the and stains. This tends to be chester; one son, George L. "Soon after the blast, armed itias escalated into sporadic ar­ night early this summer. Shuttleworth Jr. of West Willing- a problem in Bolton, where men .appeared in many of the city’s tillery battles between positions in Awakened by what ton: a daughter, Mrs. Peter "neighborhoods," the Voice of Le­ Deir Al Qamar and Dier Dorid, water is mineral-high, says sounded like an explosion, (Christine) Bargovic of Boston banon radio report said. “ The security officials said. Renette Nadeau of Sabrina Spa, N.Y.; a sister. Betty Jane W L I sound of machine gun fire is There were no reports of they ran outside to find a Pools and Hot Tubs — Bing of Utica, N.Y.; and by six echoing everywhere.” casualties. tidal wave gently cresting ti I grandchildren. located just over the Cov­ Tripoli has been the scene of McFarlane, in his second day of Aismm'suvs,.. over their lawp. He was interred Aug. 1 in the bitter feuding between pro and talks in Beirut, was told by Wazzan entry line on Route 44A. Jules LeBlanc, owner of Hagaman Cemetery of Hagaman, anti-Syrian sects fighting for con­ again that the Lebanese want P - r - - - She recommends using a N.Y. trol of the coastal , city 42 miles Israel to provide a timetable for Eastern Connecticut metal remover in your Contributions in memory of north of Beirut. the complete withdrawal of its Swimming Pool Sales and George Shuttleworth can be sent to pool, and making sure the In the Israeli-occupied Shouf 30,000 troops in the country, Service in Rockville, re­ the Calvary Reform Church of mountains east of Beirut, over­ officials said. WHY PAY MORE? pH is not so low that it’s Hagaman, N.Y. night sniper fire among rival A senior Israeli official said ports that irate neighbors M • / ■ eroding your pool’s metal have shot through a couple ■ I !■(? components. of his customers’ pools Pol/ce roundup Rough, sandpaper-like with b-b guns. o\ scale, from off-white to And a few years ago, the you want to avoid pea- you’ll need. cheaper than either the ing your eyes sting, your gray in color, may be Recreation Department (3 2 n greenness. Mrs. Mortensen also tabular or granular kind. skin itch, and your water coating your pool walls and crew of Aquatic Supervisor Not guilty plea is lodged “ People keep trying to warns pool owners to But he does use tossed-in dull. (Too much chlorine is clogging pipes. To combat Tom Kelley had trouble cheat on their pools, proba­ watch out for slippery granular chlorine — some seldom the cause of the scale, use an inhibitor and A Manchester youth percent at the time of the to a Parkade bar early id’s and Clarke got into a with, er, a piece of extra- bly to save money,” says pled not guilty in Man­ liners — that can mean 200 pounds of it per day — buming-eye syndrome, as check for too-high pH and accident. A blood level of this morning when a pa­ car and started after chester Superior Court large pool debris. Arriving Christine Mortensen of All- many mistakenly believe.) .10 percent is considered tron allegedly tried to run people in the parking lot, your pool will be green as at the natural Globe Hollow calcium. Thursday to charges of at Globe Hollow early one Season Pool and Sauna in prima facie evidence of bystanders down with his almost hitting several an eel by the next day. At pool, where there are no If that’s the case, stabilize Got the soap-bubble second degree mans­ impaired driving in car in the Parkade park­ bystanders and cars, ac­ morning, the workers spot­ Bolton. “But it ends up your pool water with one of laughter with a motor either stage, a good shock filters to interfere with. effect? Connecticut. ing lot, police said. cording to the police re­ ted a fully-clothed man, costing them more if^they vehicle and driving while Lavoie’s case was con­ treatment with algaecide The granules, usually the specialized chemicals port. Police said a number floating motionless some let their pools go.” his license was suspended tinued to Sept. 1. He was Police stopped Timothy and lots of chlorine is in about 70 per cent pure labeled as either pH in- WATCH FOR algaecide of witnesses confirmed distance out. They imme­ in connection with a July released Monday from A. Clarke, 19, of Second Enders’s story. First off, she recom­ order. chlorine, are longer- creasers or reducers. You overdose, build-up of or- 25 accident that took the Hartfford’s Morgan Town House Road, Broad diately pulled him ashore, mends running your filter may also want to use one of life of one of the car’s Street jail on $25,000 bond. Brook, as his car was lasting he says. ganic/debris, or kids throw­ Clarke’s friends told whence they found he was 24 hours a day and back- Pool store owner LeB­ passengers. Lavoie drove a car off pulling out of the parking the “burn out” or “water ing detergent or dishwash­ police some David’s pa­ still alive — but in a washing it regularly. The manslaughter the road on Line Street lot into Broad Street, they lanc prfers the diluted But unless your pool pH clarifier chemicals on the ing liquid into the water. charge requires evidence said. The manager of trons provoked Clarke somewhat drunken stupor. Buy the slow dissolving, liquid chlorine (about 12 is between 7.4 and 7.6, the near Main Street, striking and he "went crazy," market. Anti-foam products are that the defendent’s abil­ a telephone pole, police David’s, a Parkade bar, police said. They said “ Apparently, he just highly concentrated (99 per cent pure), because "it chlorine you put in won’t be ity to drive was impaired said. One passenger. told police Clarke and an OH available at pool stores. Clarke told them he was wanted to cool off, and boy, per cent pure) chlorine doesn’t have to dissolve or very effective. You should by alcohol or drugs. Ac­ Heather Catolane, 16, of 21 unidentified friend had ALL THOSE chemicals Once your pool water is acting in self-defense. was he cold by the time we which comes in tablets, she test your water pH at least cording to an unofficial Clinton St. was killed and been fighting with custo­ anything — it goes right to can get pretty expensive. clear and the pH balanced, report results of a blood another passenger in­ mers inside the bar, using found him,” says Kelley. says, and then stick them work.” every other day. Police charged him Vicky Moreau of Lawton’s- it’s more likely that your test conducted by a state jured. There were four their belts as weapons, with reckless endanger- Fut a Quality Built in either a specially-made Swimmer wastes, like Mermaid Pools in Glaston­ laboratory showed the people in the car at the police said. filter will run smoothly. youth, Vernon Lavoie, 18, ment and held him at BUT BACK TO the more punctured capsule or a TOWN POOL MAN­ perspiration, urine, suntan bury estimates that a sea­ time of the accident. The manager, Ronald Whirlp€}ol AppliatH^e Many filter problems oc­ of 174 Lake St., had a blood police headquarters pend­ MO mundane problems. . margarine dish with holes AGER Kelley likes the lotion, and hair spray, as son’s worth of all the stuff Enders, said Clarke and ing a court appearance iS w Y lK tf. cur when parts get gunked- alcohol level of at least .06 Local pool experts agree punched in it to set at pool liquid stuff, too. He claims well as windblown leaves Police were summoned his friend soon left Dav­ this morning. in \bur Home! you’ll need for a medium­ up from dirty or pH- on one point: don’t be bottom. The hotter the and sticks, can upset your it’s less messy to use, when sized in-ground pool costs imbalanced water, say Model LA7800XK stingy with the chemicals if weather, the more chlorine applied via filter, and pool’s pH balance — mak­ Bennet deal Redfords attend funeral between $100 and $150, experts. Floor Manager’s Choice m ade final BOULDER, Colo. (U PI) — De­ lying face down in a pool of blood tectives say they have strong leads Monday in his luxury condomi­ The Bennet elderly housing in the shotgun slaying of a college 174 CM. FT. NO NNKT nium, which is owned by his AUTOMATIC WASHER project deal apparently has journalism student, whose funeral mother, June Wells of Longmont. nraiOilATO|.FIIIZII been cemented. was attended by his longtime He was killed with a 20-gauge Large capacity washer fea­ X DOOM girlfriend, the daughter of actor tures 6 automatic cycles, The backers of the elderly shotgun held just 12 inches from bleach and fabric s ^e n e r Weekenders housing project picked up a Robert Redford, and her family. dispensers, energy-saving *499 Dating after age 50 the back of his head, authorities check for about $1.5 million in Redford, his wife, Lola, and said. water temp selector U .0 C*. n . OPIIGIIT daughter Shauna, 22, who had and more. Here’s one, and it’s free, too. cash to finance the conversion Police spokesman David Grimm ra o X B WITH Bop to the Bandshell Here are some tidbits from the “ Hints from of the former school building at dated Sidney Wells for three years, said the possibility that drugs were "N04M6mMT" The Soni Fidelis Trio will play French music on The contemporary band, "Chariot” will leadoff this Romantics” mailbag for August. a meeting this morning in New attended Wells’s funeral in nearby involved was among the many r n n s D D O N woodwinds at 5 p.m. tonight at the Gengras Court of York City. Longmont Thursday, along with weekend’s schedule of events at the Manchester Wadsworth Atheneum. • “ We’re still romantic after 50 years!” writes theories being investigated in Bicentennial Bandshell. "Young at Heart” from Arizona. “ My husband and I Town Attorney Kevin M. about 450 other friends and rela­ Wells’ death, although tests *458 Then go to a classic film later on at the Atheneum. Romance! The group, which plays original and contemporary went on a Caribbean cruise this spring to celebrate O’Brien said officials of the tives of the slain University of showed no trace of drugs in his FMN.T SIZI, X-CTOI Here’s tonight’s schedule: "The Maltese Falcon,” Community Development Cor­ Colorado student. Redford s son, body. WTOMATK WASm sounds, will be at the shell on Saturday. The fun starts 7:30 p.m.; "The African Queen," 9:30 p.m. Tickets: our 50th anniversary. Imagine my concern when I James, was a pallbearer. poration. which is managing the “ On any murder case we would at 7:30 p.m. Bring seating. The event is sponsored by general admission: $3. Members, students, seniors, realized I had left his gift at home. When we docked Langdon Hill Miss Redford lived a floor below $ 2. Bennet conversion, received the investigate that possibility,” he *338 Caspar Percussion and LanzanoiSuitars. at an island, I bought some pretty red satin ribbon. Wells, 22, in the posh Spanish IA IN UPACmr X-THW Syndicated Columnist cash from the receipts of the said. “ We'vegotsom estrongleads On Sunday, the Bandshell audience will enjoy the The night of our anniversary, I draped the red ribbon Towers condominium complex n iO I K D IT B I Bennet bond sale brokered by and I ’d say I ’m more hopeful than I sounds of the Fred Bocchino Percussive, a Herb Social life dull? around me and tied a gorgeous big bow in front. I E.F. Hutton Inc. near the university, where both Check was 24 hours ago of solving this Alpert Tiajuana brassrstyle band. This performance walked into the bedroom and said, ’Ta-da. Here’s were students. Wells was found case.” *260 Feel ifthings get any duller, you’ll have to have your AUTOMATK O IT B WITH also starts at 7:30 p.m. with a raindate of Aug. 12. date book put In moth balls? your gift, honey! I didn’t forget.’ He was speechless. Sponsor; DeCormier Motor Sales. 3-TBW AND Then put an end to this trend and come to the U.S. It must have rekindled that old spark, as his eyes lit reveals. ” I thought I would add some romance to my Rebels take over CUSTOM N T CONTIM .Dance Club's show and dance at the club, 38 New up just like on our honeymoon. P.S. You don’t print grandparents’ lives. So one day when they weren’t Britain Ave. Rocky Hill. The dance club plans a show If 8 August, if 8 jazz names, do you? If you do, burn this up. I ’d die of home, I hid 'Love Is’ cartoons from the newspaper *299 and dance, featuring Susan Silva and David •mortification.” (No, I don’t print full names. In •OS* 30" tuamc lANN Up for some good jazz? throughout the house. For example, I taped one to Voltan government Hamilton, award-winning dancers.' addition. I ’m happy to use pen names whenever WITHNEAtTBB New England's only festival of new jazz starts this my grandma’s pillow that said. ’Love is . .. finding a STOP The club, by the way, offers private and group ■ requested.) CIOOI CONTIM /'Weekend on Hartford’s id State House lawn. Real Art lessons for singles and couples. note under your pillow saying I Love You.’ And I put OUAGADOUGOU, reformer who seized Ways, the sponsor, features musicians of interna­ •Speaking of pen names, “ Very Happy in Utah" one on my grandpa’s dish saying Love is .,. sharing Upper Volta (UPI) — A power in a Nov. 7 coup. *389 tional standing. writes; "L e t nobody tell you love and romance can’t the cooking, eating AND dishwashing.’ My grand­ pro-Libyan former prime "The National Council Mod.l EHTI7ITK UNDBCOONTB 4-CTCU ‘Mu8ic Man’ l8 here < minister overthrew Presi­ Tonight Joseph Larman, a member of the famed happen to us ’older’ people. I recently married a parents loved them. Now, I collect them. 1 hope to of the revolution, consti­ MS HW AS HO Art Ensemble of Chicago, opens the festival with a Universal Players will present "The Music Man” dent Jean-Bapti.ste Oued- 68-year-old man. I am 65. The love, excitement, and give them to my husband someday. ” tuted by members of the SMOKING POWBOIAH solo saxophone performance at 8 p.m. tonight at 8 at the Unitarian-Universalist Society raogo in a coup today and yes, sex. is as wonderful as it was at age 18, Every •Even old love songs can work romantic wonders. regular and paramilitary Then on Saturday Marian Crispwell will present a East, 153 W. Vernon St. declared the rebels "com ­ forces, is now completely Whir] *388 day holds something very special — we marvel that Here’s proof from St. Louis romantic Rose B.: "I pletely in control" after program of solo piano. Crispell has performed with Tickets are $5 at the door. it could happen to us, but we are very thankful it in control," Sankara said. such jazz names as Roscoe Mitchell, Anthony Baxton, was in the basement washing clothes when 1 heard an eight-hour gunbattle There will also be 8 p.m. performances Saturday did.” Sankara said Oued­ FOR LIFE and Leo Smith. The performance also opens at 8 p.m. my husband come in. 1 went upstairs and we started that killed five people and and Aug. 11 to 13. raogo was under military • “ Love Birds’ Youngest Daughter" from Mentor, talking. Somehow, in the cour.se of our conversation, wounded 15. guard at his home and If you Want to reserve tickets, call 649-3168. Ohio, is a believer. She writes; “ I don’t usually we had a disagreement. I went back downstairs in a The coup led by former would be treated well. In 5 Days... • No-Fiosi Holrigeralor/Freezer. No-lingorprinl Vegle8, ye$, but... T ^ t u ^ Steel Doors • 3 Adjustable Shelves • respond to newspaper articles, but I think as far as huff and he went out the door, got in the car and took Prim e Minister Thomas Those who have been Uking in the Main Street Sankara was Upper Vol Door Stops • Provision lor optional IC E M A G IC romance is concerned, my parents are an off, I had no idea where he went, because he had Without Withdrawals Automatic Ice Maker • Durable Porcelain-on- farmers’ market know that it’s one of the best places endangered species. In their 60s, they still do most ta’s second in eight steel Inlenor Liner • Adjustable Meat Drawer • W h i r l p o o l in town to get fresh vegetables. But there are also lots never done that in all the years we’d been married. TIMNKSGliflNG HOMEJE appliances things together — and enjoy each other’s company. months and came just two Power Saving Heater Control Switch of delicious freshly-baked goods, too. Later I heard him come in. All of a sudden I heard days after the State De­ NOVENA TO ST. JUDE The market is from 9 afm. to noon on Saturdays in From getaway polka weekends to an ocean cruise, 'Indian Love Song’ being played on the stereo full 0 Illy St. I|<|, ApkHi Ml Hityi. partment warned of "a front of St. James Church. Sponsor; Manchester Area' they keep trying new things. They have their special blast!” (Romance! Note: That’s the song that continent-wide pattern of (Wt |P«j(tllN|||jtklgafKlll; Ml M aking your worid a little easier. Conference of Churches. ‘cuddle time’ and we still have to be sure we aren’t begins. "When I ’m Calling You, oo-oo-oo, oo-oo-oo Libyan destabilization." kiUNiifltsisClKi]Uiilhfiljit(cii. 6 4 9 -7 8 6 7 interrupting anything. They also have their trials Heavy fighting broke SIT If III Nki m ki yw ipKiil pitim- ...’ ’) Since I knew that we didn’t have that record, I All Whirlpool appllaricet Come to the parade and tribulations, of course, but that’s when my dad burst into tears because it hud been a favorite of out in Ougadougou at 11 ip II IIm It Md. Ti yN I km ii- Yet, You did tee ii on PM Magazine have earned thle eeal You're invited. And it's free. 1^ picks one of his special roses from the yard for her. If ours. He knew how much 1 loved that song and this p.m. Thursday and raged M ill fn* Iki ikiitk il ly kwt nd all of us had the patience and romance of my for eight hours around the kirtly ki{ l i xkM Sid ki] $in nek Hartford’s West Indian community will end its was his way of saying he was sorry — without having the president’s residence r«t pm« li ciM li ly luiitim. celebration of the 2Ist anniversary of West Indian parents, there wouldn’t be the word ‘divorce’ in the to say it in words." dictionary.” and near the national Hilp M II ly mtMt Md Hint pdi Money Back Guarantee independence with a parade on Saturday. Share your romantic hint or story with over 20 lin. Ii nlHi I ynm i li a k i ynr - The parade starts at 10 a.m. from the Travelers •Caring is the key word for one couple in police barracks, residents million readers from coast to coast. Send it to me, in said. Data Center on Windsor Street, proceeds north on HMkMwiNdcMuyNbkiimkid. Washington state. DeAnn T. from Renton writes: care of the Manchester Herald, Box 591, Manches­ Sankara, a Marxist al­ Siy IkfN "Air FitkHi. Ikin Hiil Main Street, with the reviewing stand on the parking “ Some very dear friends, Mel and Ruth M., have ter, 06040. If it’s used. I’ll send you Iree a I Love lied with Libyan leader Miiy]iidCliiiis.‘’ Pikli(ttiMHatki lot of B. Golden and Sons. been married for 44 years. M el’s birthday was The parade will end at the old Fuller Brush Romance! nightshirt. (A ll submissions become the MoammarKhadafy, went ^wid.Sl.lidi|iiiyfHi]Mdilliita Stop Smoking Center .SJSSI coming up, so he bought diamond earrings for Ruth m k i yw lid. Am . fkh m u m kii Building. property of Romance!) on the state-run radio to for HIS birthday. He said that he'd always wanted say the fighting ended in Hw km kMin l i All. I km kid ly Attention romance lovers. Get your free I Love of Manchester his wife to have diamond earrings and that's what he the ouster of Ouedraogo, iip ist flMtld. HmlWI Romance! button by sending 25 cents and a 445IM5TF050 50., MANCHESTEK wanted and got for his birthday that year.” described us a populist M. i , 390 Main St. l-N IXIT TO KIIN IY IT. A little night mueic self-addresstd, stamped envelope to Romance! West Indian parade is Saturday in • In addition to couples, romance can also bring P T I H B D I A N T B M I AW*m m i « Hn, Han. HI; Fd HI Button, care of the Manchester Herald, Box 591, Went a romantic wav to bevln voiir Friday evenina? Hartford the young and old closer, as Deb from York Pa.. MnnrhPRtpt* nGn4A M A N C I I i : S T K K H K K A U ) . I' li d ir y . A u t- 5, l*m.i - i:i lii - M A NC'IIKS'IKK IIK Ii \l.l), l^•| |

By Vernon Scott Ivorvton Playhouse, Ivoryton: "Ladles and Bushnell Park, Hartford: the George Sovak UPl Hollywood Reporter Gentlemen: Jerome Kern," through Sunday. Quintet and the Slide Hampton Quintet, Monday, A Fine Guide To Weekly Dining local performers begin at 6 p.m.; featured artists Curtain time: 8:30 o.m. "Prisoner ot Second HOLLYWOOD — Lucille ii a'-'iiUiniiu Avenue" begins Tuesday and runs through Aug. at 7:30 p.m.. In case of rain, concerts will be at West Indian Social Club, 3340 Main St. Free Ball, a national comedic trea­ 21. Bring a picnic lunch to eat at tables on grounds sure. celebrates her 72nd birth­ or order box lunches. Tickets $12. (767-8348) admission. (278-9950, extension 216 or 218) FRIDAY SPECIAl Woodstock Valley Music Festival, Woodstock day this weekend toubled only Hole In the Wall Theater, New Britain: by the fact she might out- live "Gem ini," a comedy about growing up, 8:30p.m. Valley: progressive bluegrass, fiddle tunes and $gso Polynesian We will be back sring bond music, Sunday at 11 a.m. at the Ohoho the henna supply that gives her Seafood Brochotte through Aug. 20. (223-9500) hair its luminous orange Coachllght Dinner Theater, East Windsor: Ski Area on Route 171. John Hartford, Vassar coloring. Chinese "Hooray tor Hollywood," through Sept. 11. Clements, New Grass Revival and Fiddle Fecer, Tuesday 8/9/83 Lucy, a smile crinkling her SATURDAY SPECIAl Performances are Tuesday through Sundwat Pilgrim and String Fling.Tickets: $10. (203-974- American 1040) bright blue eyes, lamented the evenings with regulor scheduled matinees. possibility of changing hair Reservations necessary. (522-1266) Mnehester Bicentennial Band Shell, Manches­ $gso IsiwSjcr See you then! ter Community College's Bidwell Street campus: colors after so many years. Voal Sorroiito m S T A U N A N T Cocktail Lounge Unitarian Universalist Society East, 153 W. “The only source of my kOUMAa __ I Vernon St.: "Music Man," Universal Players, Midnight Hour, o Manchester rock and roll band, 623 Main Straat*Mancheater«649-3666 331 Center St. Manchester 647-9995 Aug. 14, 7:30 p.m. genuine henna is Egypt," she tonight and Saturday, 8 p.m.; performances also said. " I don't know anybody scheduled Aug. 11 to 13. 649-3168 tor reservations. Old State House lawn, Hartford: RAW lazz festival, tonight, 8 p.m., Joseph Lorman on over there. I bought my last 50- saxophone. Plus jazz ensemble Spiral. Saturday: pound bag 20 years ago and 179 TOLUND TPKE. Marilyn Crispell plays solo piano. Julius Hem- thought it would last the rest of Sui>dci>' B m iT c ljy *Ht MANCHESTER phil, member of World Sozaphone Quartet, and my life. DAVIS FAMILY the Jah Band. Showtime: 8 p.m. "Who’d have thought I'd have Tl)c Brou'i7.s to i)c 643-9529 out-lived my henna. I ’ve just NOW SERVING BEER & WINE Civic Center, Hartford: fifth annual Monkees * Our antique buffet abound* lelth fresh fruits, straw­ convention, films, rare movies along with gotta get more!" berries Chantilly, and our pastry.chef* creations — muf­ displays, lookallke contests, viceo festival and The nation’s first and bright­ fins, danish. and nut breads - still warm from the oven. est TV comedienne retired eight * On the dessert side you'll find cheesecake, chocolate Buy one Dinner Et Cetera marketplace. (865-8131) Through Sunday. mousse, napoleons, fresh cakes, and more — It’s all in­ Howrad Johnsoon's, Old Saybrook: Connecti­ years ago after 23 years ’ of weekly shows. She still misses cluded in the price of your brunch! cut Songwriters Association, monthly meeting, * Treat yourself to our Brownstone Special ~ a tender At regular price Monday, 7:30 p.m., $5 for non-members. Glnny the bright lights and action. filet topped with a poached egg. artichoke hearts, and Sturbidge, Mass., Sheraton Inn Antique Fair, Bales of Branford, professional vvrlter and "It was a trauma, leaving smothered In a rich Bearnaise sauce “ or try our thick Get one at 1/2 price Rt.20: antique fair, 106 dealers, Aug. 13,11 a.m.to entertainer, speaker. center stage,” she said. " I just cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire maple syrup — or select another one of our^enticlng entrees. 6 p.m. and Aug. 14, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. General Bicentennial Bandshell, Bidwell Street campus, sat around the house in a daze. appraisals, glass rapair service. Admission: $2.50 Sometimes I ’d cry) I ’d worked * Your first Bloody Mary. Screwdriver, or glass of Cham­ Eat in or take out Manchester Community College: Peanutbutter- Expire 8/11 hard all my life and suddenly pagne is on the house and all other brunch libations are Old State House's east side, Harttord: Hartford lam, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; The Ripple Band, Happy Hour priced! i i a m »l pm Architecfure Conservancy, Sunday, 1 p.m. City everything stopped cold. The originally scheduled, canceled. Bring seating. RISCRVATIONt RECOMMBNDID market INgker price pravaili. Coed eidy eti Dkiiier Menu. Net Good with walking tour. See old landmarks and new protects Bicentennial Bandshell, Bidwell Street campus, shock was tremendous.” ASYLUM A TMIUSUU STS. B2B-1171 any ether ipecialt or dlMounti. that are part of downtown building boom. $1 per DOWNTOWN HAirmmo RESTAURANT person. (525-0279) Manchester Community College: Aug. 13. 7:30 ULOOR PLAZA IXIT 93 OFF I-8A 649-5487 p.m. Traditional Irish Music Festival. Sponsor: LUCY SAID she has no plans Roaring Brook Nature Center, Canton: dedica­ Friends of Irish Music. Bring seating. for future TV appearances. - tion of center's Wildflower Memorial, Aug. 12 at Atheneum Theater, Hartford: Jazz Incorpo­ "I don’t work because I can’t 7:30 p.m. Special program on state wlldflowers top what I ’ve done,” shesaid. "I follows. Refreshments served. Admission: $1.50 rated, concert features present-day lazz. Wednes­ day, 7:30 p.m. Reception follows concert. $5. couldn’t hope to top the shows for members, $2.50 non-members. Children under (278-2670) Desi and I did with Bill Frawley Luctille Ball, the Queen of Comedy, at 72 is far from idle. 12 free. Also: live animal demonstrations, LUNCHwDINNER anarket Elks Grounds on Roberts Street, East Hartford: and Vivian Vance, then later the Thursdays at 2:30 p.m. through Aug. 18. 50 cents Lucy shows with Gale Gordon. ^DBRIDgE RESTAURANT for members; $1 for non-members. (692-0263) third annual Polish picnic and polka festival. Noon to 9 p.m. Adults: $3.50. Children under 16 "I couldn’t enjoy retirement Washington will devote 13 hours try to see her offspring perform Bethlehem fair grounds. Route 61: Sunday, for the first five years. I do now. to a birthday salute to Lucy and recently rented the Manhat­ 305 South Main Straat LUNCHeDINNER Bethlehem horse show, gates open at 9 a.m. $1. free. Afternoon events include 4 to 5 Ip.m. polka dance demonstrations. Sponsor: SS. Cyril and Eventually you get used to it. I Aug. 6, including 26 half-hour tan apartment to be closer to (Scenic Manchester Country Club) SPEICALIZING IN: SPEICALIZING IN Children under 15 free. Methodius Church. still miss the arena and fun of Lucy episodes and guest ap­ Lucie, wife of actor Laurence 646-0103 PRIME RIB RACK OF LAMB Memorial School, East Hampton: 17th annual doing my show. I enjoyed it pearances by Bob Hope, Johnny Luckinbill, and her two grand­ SEAFOOD STEAKS Belltown Antique Motorcar Meet and flea more than going to parties. Carson, Bob Newhart, Phyllis sons, Simon, 2, and Joseph, 8 PRIME RIB RACK OF LAMB market. Hours: 7a.m. to 4 p.m. $1, children under “ Now I get a vicarious kick Diller, Jimmy Stewart and Jack months, about whom she is BUSINESSMAN’S SPECIAL SUNDAY BRUNCH 12, seniors free. (345-4256) out of the success of Desi (son Lemmon. absolutely daffy. SEAFOOD STEAKS Wethersfield: Sammy Davis Junior Greater Desi, 30) and little Lucie (32). Lucy at 72 is far from idle. She She also finds time for charit­ Soup and Sandwich *2.95 Children's & Regular Menu Available Hartford Open, 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. dally, They’re both box-office attrac­ manages several homes — her able work, helping aging and Mon. thru Fri. 11:30 am • 2:30 pm Tuesday through Aug. 14. PGA tour event. tions on stage and Desi will star multilmillion-dollar Beverly GLEN LOCHEN Dance infirm actors into' the Motion NEW LONDON TPKE ■ GLASTONBURY — \ (522-4171) in a new TV series this season.” Hills estate, a New York apart­ Picture Country House and Delicious Food Affordable Prices Hebron: Living history demonstration. Gay A sigh escaped Lucy when she ment, a Palm Springs hideway. Hospital and raising funds for Great Place To Relax SUNDAY BRUNCH OPEN DAILY rS;S^s 633-3832 City State Park, 10 a.m. to noon. Free. Rain date: was asked to weigh today’s a Snow Mass, Colo., apartment the orthopedic ward of Child­ See You At The Woodbridge Room Aug. 14. State Department of Environmental U.S. Dance Club, 34 Pearl St., New Britain: sitcoms, an entertainment form complex and young Desi’s Bev­ ren’s Hospital. Protection, (566-8108). Hamilton and Silva, International dance band, she and Desi invented. Ob­ erly Hills pad. Mystic: Mystic Outdoor Arts Festival on the will perform and teach Saturday. )529-3441) viously, she thinks current TV Lucy,, many times a millio­ village streets, Aug. 13-14. Jacob's Pillow, Lee, Mass.: Ballet '83, New comedy is inferior, excepting SHE HEADS Lucille Ball naire. has paid off home mort­ The Inn on Lake Waramaug, New Preston: Ideas and debuts: Joseph Duel I, Evelyn Hart, "Cheers” and “ Taxi.” Productions, headquartered at gages for several older friends Scottish dancing and bagpipe concert, Aug. 14.1 Henry Jurriens, Madelene Onne, Johan Renvall. She does not see TV producing 20th Century-Fox, where Gary who have fallen on hard times. to 3 p.m. Free. Tickets: $9 to $16. (413-243-0745) future legends as it did with Morton, her husband of 22 Although.she appears relaxed Children’s & Regular Menu Available Knox Parks Foundation, Elizabeth Park, Bicentennial Bandshell, Bidwell Street campus, herself, Jackie Gleason, Milton years, is producing two movies, on the surface, one detects a HOUSE OFCHUNB Harttord, Children's Garden, story hour, Hans Manchester Community College: John Jeski Berle and Red Skelton. “ All The Right Moves” and restlessness in Lucy, a sup­ I- viituriiiff nuthfiitir I’ohnntinn THE NEW Christian Andersen Day, Wednesday, 2 to 3 p.m. Polko Party, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Raindate Is "W e were Innovators.” she "Sentimental Journey,," p r e s s e d energy barely iittd ( .atttorii’He .Speririllii'n Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford: Classic film Thursday. Bring seating. said. "Who gets the chance ”I read lots of scHpts but harnessed. ALTNAVEIGH INN showing of "Les Girls," Thursday, 7:30 and 9:30 nowadays?. Desi was a billiant leave the business and produc­ “ What I miss most is earning I \ ( H l ( /1K/N6 s p.m. Complimentary champagne. (525-1439) innovator. I had nothing to do tion to Gary,” Lucy said. time off after standing on my Sunday Family Breakfast with the snow-balling Desilu "G ary’s doing a good job. But feet from 7 a.m. on Monday H:\M 1.) l:l)0l’\I empire. When it ended I just I ’m not putting my name on ‘All mornings until 6 p.m. on Thurs­ Dftiriuu> u a tilr-. nriii'li'tti*- ami tri-m-h lo.iHt To list events picked up the pieces to sell it.” The Right Moves.’ day nights to get the show done ^ ^ GLEN LOCHEN an- just a (i‘$6 nt niir ilihlit-s availaNr. Lucy sold rerun rights to the " I t ’s a high school sex film right. rtrlax ami lii-iiin \our d.iv tii a i'outilrv seltiii^. To list events in this weekly calendar of old “ I Love Lucy” series but and contains four-letter words. I “ After putting in a week like 363 BROAD ST. NEW LONDON TPKE • GLASTONBURY Cinema “where to go and what to do," submit them still owns six years of “ Here’s can’t stand that. But I guess we that, I always enjoyed taking Manchester Route 195 - Storrs, Ct. by Monday at noon to Entertainment Editor, Lucy” episodes which are syn­ must be tolerant to get people to Friday, Saturday and Sunday 429-4490 dicated worldwide. see our films. Personally, I hate off. Now, somehow, I don't feel 6 4 9 -4 9 S 8 The new proprietors.Vickie, Bill and Bcrnie. The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, P.O. Metromedia stations KTTVin it.” as if I ’ve really earned all this cordially welcome vou. Los Angeles and WTTG in HARTFORD Alive (R) Fri and Saf 11:15, Box 591, Manchester, C T 06040. Lucy travels around the coun­ time to myself.” Atheneum Cinema — The 1:20,3:25, 5:30,7:40,9:45,12; OPEN DAILY 633-3832 Maltese Faison FrI-Sun 7:30. Sun 11:15, 1:20, 3:25, 5:30, — The African Queen FrI 7:40,9:45.— Snow While and 9:30; Sat and Sun 5:30, 9:30. the Seven Dwarfs (G ) FrI- cinema City — staving Sun 12,1:45,3:25, 5:15,7,8:35, DAIIY LUNCHEON SPECIALS Friday Specials Alive (P G ) Frl-Sun2:20,4:20, 10. — Dawn af the Dead (R) 7:20, 9:20. — The Big Sleep Fri and Sot midnight. — The Leigh Taylor-Young on The Hamptons’ FrI and Sat 2:45,7:0Swlth To Kids are Alright (R ) Fri and Have and Hove Not FrI and Sat midnight. Sot 4:50,9:10. — La Traviato WILLIMANTIC By Vernon Scott It’s a theory, anyway, two, Leigh plays a woman very rich, and by their Baked Scrod ’4.95 (G ) FrI-Sun 2:30, 4:45, 7:30, Jillson Square Cinema — U P l Hollywood people demonstrate the denizens of the Hamptons, 9:45. — Return ot the JedI Natlanal Lampoon's Vaca­ and it might have some who is at least as loaded as responses the viewers are rich hurt as much as (P G ) FrI-Sun 2, 4:25, 7, 9:35. tion (R) Fri 1:30, 7:10, 9:20; Reporter merit. the coarse Ewing family able to define who they she is the wife of Columbia — The Year ot Living Don- anybody and that money Sot and Sun 2:10, 4:20, 7:10, One actress who goes of “ Dallas” or the outre are,” she s^id. 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DEAR ABBY; We don’t problem has been bugging have any problems for me for many years. When you to solve right now, we a single person is invited just wanted you to know to a wedding and recep­ that today we bought a JM Dear Abby tion, is it proper to add on beautiful, fawn-colored the RSVP card, " I am Winfield destroys Jays — and gull Great Dane puppy and we bringing a friend ” — then named her "Abby" — Abigail Van Buren add that person’s name? By M ike Tully after you. team struggling in a fierce While Sox 4, Tigers 2 I have done this several UPl Sports Writer $.500 fine and or six months in feel right — not hurt, just tired beat Boston 6-1. Baltimore If we had a bigger farm times because as a single pennant race. jail. — but I wasn’t going to let on to nipped Cleveland 4-3 in 10 At Chicago, Scott Fletcher we would buy her sister It began during the fifth Winfield remained at the the other players. It does show innings. Kansas City topped and Julio Cruz lined back-to- person I feel very uncom­ All this talk about abusing and name her "Ann," but inning as Winfield was warming police station until midnight that you that you don’t have to Milwaukee 6-2, Chicago de­ btick doubles to ignite a four- fortable attending a wed­ birds could be just the thing to we already have a dach­ up in the , outfield. At .the Thursday to arrange a date for feel strong. Some nights you feated Detroit 4-2, Minne.sota run sixth inning and Richard ding alone. I am sure this get the New York ’Yankees off shund named "A d a." and Apparently this young your notice and quit. It completion of the warmup, the think you have overpowering Dotson allowed six hits over could apply to other sin­ and winging. returning to Canada to face the edged Oakland 4-3 and Seattle we all wouldn't fit on this man's dyed red hair has may not be easy to find Yankee center fielder tossed a charge. stuff and they hit you all over blasted California 11-5. eight innings to lead the White gles — widowed or Dave Winfield, after treating one little acre. made a significant change other work, but you ac­ divorced. ball and. struck a seagull in the “ They really hate us up the place." Sox. Dotson. 12-6. struck out five the Blue Jays roughly by Our "Abby” is going to in his appearance and he cepted the job on your head. The bird dropped dead on here," said Yankees reliever Dave Stieb lost, despite hu­ Orioles 4, Indians 3 and walked two in earning his I have been criticized driving in two runs in a .3-1 New be our beautiful watchdog no longer presents the boss’s terms, so live up to (behind my back) for the spot and was carried off the Rich Gossage. rling a six-hitter and held the At Cleveland. Eddie Murray fourth straight victory and York victory Thursday night, on whom we will depend to image of the person the those terms or look doing this, and want to field by a batboy. "The bird was screwed up Yankees scoreless over the last doubled borne Dun F'ord with eighth in his last nine decisions. was charged by Toronto author­ keep us safe from harm, boss hired. A boss should elsewhere. know if it is improper. when he landed," added Yan­ five innings. Stieb’s record. one out in the lOth inning to lead Twins 4, A ’s .3 ities with cruelty to animals as you keep others sate have the right to require HASSLED SINGLE IN VIRGINIA ”We were just playing catch kees coach Lee Walls. "His feet 11-10. has slumped dramati­ the Orioles, Scott McGregor, At Minneapolis, pinch hitter after killing a .seagull with a with your advice. his employees to look the BUSINESSMAN in the outfield and 1 turned and went out from under him. But cally. but the Blue Jays insist 14-4, notched his sixth .straight Ron Washington slapped a thrown ball. We love you, but now we way he wants them to IN W, VA. DEAR SINGLE: It is whipped the ball to the batboy seriously, this is a sad day for that nothing is wrong with his victory and his lOth in his last 11 single with two outs in the eighth have another Dear Abby look. never proper to tell a host " I don’t know what to say. ” and I hit the bird," Winfield Canada that the police would pitching. decisions. Tippy Martinez fin­ inning to score Gary Gaetli and to love. The rights of employers ' d e a r HASSLED; The or hostess that you are Winfield said. "A ll I can tell you said. "But it wasn’t intentional. take a matter like this seriously. "Stieb threw real well all ished for his 11th save. Bud lift the Twins. Len W’hitehouse, THE GARY in this country are being "rights” of employees bringing another person. is that Canada’s national bird or It was an accident." In the United States they would night long.” said Blue Jays Anderson, 0-3, took the loss. 6-1. gave up three hits over two CRAWFORDS. reduced. Abetted by op­ and employers are not Feeling as you do, ask if it fowl or something is no longer A police spokesman said ju.st have ignored it." cather Buck Martinez. "H e has innings to get the victory. Tom MILFORD, OHIO portunistic lawyers seek­ with us." always black or white (or would be an inconven­ Winfield was arrested shortly Shane Rawley struck out good velocity and good location. Royals 6, Brewers 2 Burgmeier. 6-7, took the loss. ing contingency fees for "red ." where hair is con­ Here’s a positive sign Although not Canada’s na­ ience to bring a partner after the game by police Consta­ three and walked two in raising We just didn’t score any runs for At Milwaukee, Willie Aikens' Mariners II, Angels 5 DEAR CRAWFORDS: punitive damages, dis­ cerned) , and it’s impor­ tional bird, the seagull is on the along. And since your ble Wayne Hartery, who was on his record to 10-9. He blanked him. ” RBI double keyed a four-run At Seattle, Tony Bernazard I've been called a "great gruntled employees are They’re talking up a tizzy — with their Department’s summer sign language country’s protected species list. tant for employees who partner is actually your duty at Exhibition Stadium and the Blue Jays on two hits over The hottest pitcher in the first inning and Bud Black belted a two-run homer and the d am e." but never a turning their petty grie­ are obviously at a disad­ The fuss it^ attracted may help guest, graciously offer to hands, no less. Pictured are Dawn class, with student Edward Kosinski of witnessed the incident. the last six innings. majors in May. Stieb bas lost pitched a five-hitter to lead 5he Mariners took advantage of "Great Dane." Tbank vances into court deci­ vantage to have their the Yankees avoid extinction in pay for him or her. Lindsey, left, teacher of the Recreation 417 Hackmatack St. The spokesman said Winfield The Yankees pitching staff nine of his last 13 decisions. Royals. Black. 5-4, struck out three errors to score seven runs you. I ’m flattered. sions, establishing un­ rights protected. the American League East. was charged with "causing had yielded 42 hits and dropped "H e is just going through a four and walked one in hurling in the sixth inning, Bryan Clark, precedented "rights." I would defend the right Like Pascual Perez’s vain Every teen-ager should unnecessary suffering” to an three straight games to the Blue rough spell. ” said Martinez. It’s his first complete game of the 5-3, picked up the \ ictory with DEAR ABBY: Your This forces companies of of anyone to dye his (or attempt to find Atlanta Stadium know the truth about animal under Section 402 of the Jays prior to Rawley’s start. a shame we haven’t scored year. Milwaukee starter Don two innings of reliel. Ed Vande reply to "Red and Fum­ all sizes to eliminate posi­ her) hair red, since red last year, this incident may drugs, sex and how to be Criminal Code. The charge " I knew it was a must game, a better for him." Sutton yielded nine hits in eight Berg notched his third save. ing," the movie-house em­ tions and raise prices to prove the perfect diversion fora hair is natural to some. happy. For Abby’s boo­ carries a maximum penalty of a big one," hesaid. M yarm didn’t In other AL games. Texas innings to drop to 7-8. John Curlis. 1-1, took the loss. ployee who, after being cover the cost of main­ However, if an employee klet, send $2 and a long, hired, dyed his hair red, taining substandard, un­ showed up with green or stamped (37 cents), self- has me fuming, too. (His productive employees. purple hair. I ’d vote with addressed envelope to: ^ The old rule is still the boss objected to his dyed you. Abby. Teen Booklet, P.O. red hair, and you sided best one, Abby: If you Box 38923, Hollywood. with the employee.) don’t like your job, give DEAR ABBY: This Calif. 90038. Bidwell’s summer full Can one somehow improve as he keeps on playing

Bv Barry Peters the lop 10 of most every Assump­ He keeps you loose. He never puts low tolerance for alcohol? Herold photos bv PIntc Herald Sportswriter tion pitching category — good and any pressure on us. ' bad — including second place in Bidwell hopes this year will Dave Bidwcll hadn’t slept in 22 career wins with 19. DEAR DR. LAMB: My that I can do to improve A dozen local residents graduated this students are pictured above, with their bring back memories of the 70’s . hours, but he wasn’t complaining. The only time the high number of alcohol tolerance doesn’ t the circulation or any­ week from the Recreation Department’s teacher. Dawn Lindsey, in the striped when MorUirty’s regularly took the Though this day was exceptional, innings took its loll was after bis Twilight crown. He says the seem to be very good. thing I can put on my feet summer sign language class. Nineofthe shirt. he’s come to expect only a few Don’t get me wrong, I am senior year, when he pitched some competition in the league has to help? I also have tinv hours of sleep a night amid his 80 innings and then came home and not a drinker. But I do like cracks at the bottom of stiffened the past two years, but hectic summer schedule. threw constantly for Moriarty’s. this year’s team has a good chance to have a drink now and Your Health my feet behind my small . ^ - - ___ A thrid-shift security guard in "Twice a week was just too much to regain the Twilight then on social occasions. toes. My feet are usually M r n m m M lW m Bloomfield, he’d had a bad night: that summer,” said Bidwell. "1 championship. But I feel the effect from Lawrence Lamb, M.D. cold and then sweat. ______first, his guard dog had been took three weeks off at the end of Bidwell is serious when he says just one cocktail and, if I sprayed by a skunk, effecting an have two. it is obvious that the year. That year was the only he’ll retire into slow pitch softball. DEAR READER: I do Army-Navy Club are listed below. The games, which ^ O ' impromptu bath in tomato juice losing Twilight record we’ve had. I am "under the influ­ not know from your letter Come to Square Circle Whenever he has time, he dons a start at 9:30 a.m. every Thursday, are open to all for the shepherd. Then Bidwell’s loo." Lathrop Insurance uniform for ence." Is there any way I if your tiny cracks repres­ Square Circle Club of the Manchester Lodge of senior citizens. car had stalled on the way back to can improve my toler­ Bidwell remembers when John­ some Recreation League competi­ ent a skin disorder, such Masons will have an open house Monday, from 9:30 Manchester in a morning thunder­ son called him in 1975 and asked ance? Also, is there any something that provides tion. Exercise won’t do it The Aug. 4 winners: Irene Bozio, 696; V. Laquere tion. He’s been known to be able lo as fungus, or are related a.m. to noon, at the Masonic Temple on East Center storm, prompting a $25 tow him if he’d be interested in playing way I can be sure I ’m some fat. Fat slows the and neither will coffee. 636; R. Schubert, 635; L. Fallot, 599; M, Hill, 596- h ’ muscle the ball .some, especially to poor circulation. Street. charge. for Moriarty’s. enough over the effects of stomach emptying time. laquere, 596; G. McKay, 595; A. DeMaio, 593; J when he’s on a hitting spree. There will be cards, billiards, and refreshments. All Still, Bidwell laughed at the "It was an honor back then to be a drink to drive safely? Of course, if you drink on The factors that affect But there are some Ronskavitz, 593; E, Grasso, 586; J. Vami 585- C ■’If a guy my size can't hit it out, your alcohol level and people who are prone to Masons and their friends are welcome. circumstances. Earlier, much ear­ asked to play," said Bidwell, he shouldn't be playing." laughs an empty stomach the Ronskavitz, 580; S. Kerr, 579; A, Fisher. 573-’ r ’ lier in his long day when evenings DEAR READER: I am cause intoxication are in­ developing obstructions i massaging his fu manchu. " I was a Bidwell. ’ I ’ve been known to hit alcohol will be rapidly Marie, 571, are afternoons, he had the last a strong believer in the cluded in Alcohol Can Be of their arteries to the freshman in college, and I said, some out . " absorbed. Beethovens to sing laugh over at Moriarty Field, saying, ".If you drink, Dangerous to Your feet. It is called throm- ’Sure, I ’ll play.’ And I ’d never play Enough baseball talk. Dave. To keep your blood where he pitched Moriarty Broth­ don’t drive." And even Health. The Health Letter boangitis obliterans, The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from for another team ," Time to hit the sack and gel some alcohol level below 0.10 ers to a first-round Greater Hart­ though a person may not 14-6, which I am sending Buerger’s disease. These 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church UPl photo Bidwell’s allegiance lo Moriar­ rest. After all. should Moriarty percent, a helpful rule is ford Twilight Baseball League be legally drunk — in you. Others who want this obstructions are related St. Anyone may come listen. ty’s and Johnson runs deep, and keep winning its playoff games, to drink a mixed drink Billy Sample of the Texas Rangers is ball off the handle into his leg in game; victory over Big Dollar Liquors. other words even if the issue can send 75 cents to tobacco, either smok­ There will be coffee and refreshments before the St. Margaret’s Circle he’s thankful that some of John­ your next starting turn should that includes only one down for the count and receives Bidwell, 27, is the senior member blood alcohol may be with a long, stamped, ing or chewing. And when rehearsal. against Red Sox. Sample had to leave son’s baseball experience has come up right around champion­ small jigger (I to 1.25 St. Margaret’s Circle, Daguhters of Isabella, will of Moriarty Brothers based on his under 0.10 percent — self-addressed envelope tobacco is not stopped it' treatment from team trainer after hitting game. rubbed off. ship time. ounce jigger) of 80 proof meet on Tuesday at the home of Agnes Buccino. nine years of service to Manager alcohol can still affect spirits each hour and wait for it to me in care of this can progress to the point a The pinochle players ’’They’re a great bunch of guys, And should Society for Savings driving. person may require an A buffet dinner will be served at 6:30 p,m Brine Gene Johnson. And though the especially Gene," said Bidwell. which beat Bidwell in their last at least one hour after the newspaper, F.O. Box 1551, summer-long baseball schedule many people skilled amputation. “ Scores for the pinochle games played Aug. 4 at the lawn chairs and call 643-7279 for reservations. "H e ’s been in the minor leagues meeting keep winning, too, there In last drink before driving. Radio City Station, New takes a chunk out of his sleeping performance will decline and faced pitchers like Dave just might be a date for a revenge If you have one drink over York, N.Y. 10019. If your doctor believes time, Bidwell is hardly ready to when the blood alcohol is Rangers pull pin on Red Sox McNally. He’s got baseball savvy. match. one hour and then wait an you have obstructions to hang up his baseball spikes and as low as 0.03 percent even hour, you should have DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m your arteries to your feet, "retire into steady softball,” as he though you wouldn’t know in the opening inning after fouling minimal problems — if 29 years old and I smoke you must quit smoking Thoughts ARLINGTON, Texas (UPl) - with th bases loaded in the fifth describes it. they were affected by you just must have a drink a pitch off his right knee. quite a bit. My doctor has entirely, not just cut The pin has been removed from the that gave the Rangers a 6-0 lead. " I ’ll play as long as I can get it alcohol otherwise. and must drive. The injury forced Sample to told me to quit smoking down. No exercises or voodoo doll bearing the Texas By the time the Rangers left over and not embarrass myself out There are things you You cannot hasten the Rangers logo. leave the game in the second fielder returned to the ball park in but I ha ve not done it yet. I medicines will take the If someone said to you, “ You’re a there," said Bidwell, a righ­ can do to decrease empty­ body’s metabolism of al­ Gospel, the workers in the vine­ not up to us; we serve God and inning and he was taken to the eighth inning, staff ace Rick have been trying to cut place of stopping the use person after my heart,” you most “ I hope it stays out, ” outfielder thander with a 5-3 record for the H V u . ing of the stomach and cohol. It is metabolized by yard were very much like many in leave the rewards up to him Arlington Memorial Hospital for Honeycutt, 14-6, was in command, down. He said poor circu­ of tobacco. Your problem certainly would take it as a Billy Sample said Thursday after year. " I ’d rather play baseball for thereby slow the absorp­ an enzyme in the liver. our modem society. Many persons because God measures our suc­ an X-ray that proved negative. The lation in my feet’probably emphasizes again how the Rangers snapped an eight- despite scattering 11 hits, includ­ the competition. You’re the center tion of alcohol. The best is There is no way you can compliment. He or she would be in are impressed by the amount of cesses by completely different injury was diagnosed as a bruise. is caused by smoking. people can cause their game losing streak with a 6-1 ing eight in the first four innings. of things when you’re pitching.” to eat something solid and speed up this liver func­ tune with you on something of money that they make or their standards than we would. Seeking Sample said. Are there any exercises own illnesses. victory over the Boston Red Sox. It “ I was behind to a couple of Bidwell, now 6-3 and 230 pounds, concern to you both. It would be social stqtus. the will of God is always a way of George Wright got a two-run was only the Ranger’s second hitters, and I didn’t want to walk has been the center of attention for pleasing to both the person giving working toward a service to him. homer in the third, his 12th of the '' i V . " But God does not consider that. victory in their last 12 games and them so 1 got the ball up," said many admiring Manchester base­ the compliment and the person By having faith in his goodness and year, to give the Rangers a 3-0 receiving it! God is concerned about whether helped them avoid falling victim to Honeycutt, who surrendered three ball fans for nearly a decade, since by showing forth his love in and lead. we serve him faithfully and their third consecutive series hits in the first and fourth innings, 1974 when he went 6-1 and led What could be more true than through our words and actions, we Jim Sundberg drove in the last Tattooing is alive and well nrianifest qualities such as effort, sweep. but maintained his shutout until Manchester High to the quarterfi­ persons offering or giving of are a people “after God's own three runs for Texas, giving them a kindness, purity and a desire to “ I hope they loose the pin in a hay the eighth when Boston’s Jim Rice nals in the state Class LL heart! ” 4-0 lead with an RBI ground ball in themselves to the service of God? serve, without the thought of when, stack," said Sample, who singled drove home the loser’s only run championship. By Chris Pope And, tattpo artists say, this time bodies. the fourth and a two-run single with a double. In that sense, you are a person what or how the rewards will come and scored the Rangers’ first run "The CCIL was a good league The Worcester Tele gram around it’s not just hairy-chested Father Bob Burbank Why would anyone want a “ after God’s own heart!” In the to us! then," recalled Bidwell. "W e had Distributed by UPl macho types sporting them. Saint James Roman Catholic decoration that is painful to apply, long road trips to places like 20th chapter of St. Matthew’s The measure of our success is Church "W e ’re definitely getting a more almost impossible to remove and, Bristol and Platt in Meriden, WORCESTER, Mass. - King diverse clientele than we used to,” despite its recent upsurge in (Moriarty shortstop) Ray Sullivan Frederick IX of Denmark had one said Mike Nicholson, owner of Le popularity, still considered dis­ Sutton grabs lead at PGA put on his chest. Lady Randolph was a year behind me on that Papillon. "When I opened here gustingly declasse by many team.” Churchill, the free-spirited mother four years ago, most of the people people? PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. said after carding seven birdies the top players in the game played Bidwell also remembers losing of Sir Winston, had one entwined who came in were young and male. According to Lyle Tuttle of San Rock climber enthuses: (U P l) —• The last time Hal Sutton and a lone bogey over the par-71, later, they didn't shoot as well. The to North Haven and Cincinnati about her waist. Andjust about any Now, we’re getting women and Francisco, acknowledged by some found himself leading a golf 6,946-yard Riviera Country Club casualties included British Open Reds outfielder Paul Householder Egyptian royal mummy worth its more mature types. I ’d say 40 as the modern-day Michaelangelo tournament, he fell apart faster layout. champion Tom Watson, two-time in the states. Seems Bidwell had sarcophargus was covered with percent of my clientele these days of tattooing, the markings fulfill The tall blond from Shreveport, them. than a $59 sofa. PGA champ Gary Player, and the Indians in a 4-4 tie — are females." the same psychological purpose as And that tournament two weeks La., won the Tournament Players five-time PGA king Jack Nicklaus. But they are hardly the exclusive Householder had started in the Ruby, proprietor of the Newport hex signs do for the Pennsylvania ‘It’s a dance on a rock’ ago had only the name of a beer as Championship this year and is the Nicklaus shot a 73, Player 74 and outfield, come in to pitch, then province of royalty. Drunken sai­ studio that bears her name, said: Dutch. In the minds of their a sponsor and a $350,000 purse to leading money winner on the Tour Watson, who encountered more lors have been known to get them returned to the outfield — when a "It used to be people getting wearers, tattoos ward off evil and Bv Thomas Conroy provide the pressure. The tourna- in 1983 with almost $300,000. trees than'some beavers, had a 75. with regularity, as have tough U.S. Cunningham and his partners He starts his students climbing downpour washed out everything, tattoos would say, ‘My mother will serve as a sort of talisman against United Press International ' ment Sutton found himself loading Whitten was the unanimous Watson’s round included two sev­ Marines and muscle-bound men are free climbers — their ascents on large boulders. Bouldering can including Bidwell’s last Manches­ kill me,’ Now it’s ’My mother is bad luck. today carries a much bigger name winner of the Strangest Story ens, and he seemed terribly who enjoy kicking sand in people’s are made with hands and feet only. present moves every bit as chal­ ter start. The next day, North thinking of coming down."’ Other theorists believe that and a much bigger purse. competition in the tournament. He embarrassed with his perfor­ faces. KEENE VALLEY. N.Y. - The The gear they bring along is a lenging as high cliffs, without the Haven eliminated Manchester According to Ruby, who keeps tattoos are an expression of way Jim Cunningham sees it, a Sutton fired a 6-under-par 65 has a sewing needle embedded in mance on the Riviera course. easily. And although just about eve­ safety net. not a climbing aid. risk of a long fall. her last name to herself, tattoos rebellion against established con­ rock climber is part scientist, part Thursday to grab a one-stroke lead the bone of his right heel, a chronic "Who is this guy who purports to ryone from early Christian priests Bidwell went on to pitch for traditionally have been a pheno­ ventions — explaining why they athlete and all artist. The beginner who finds himself ■ in the opening round of the 65th back problem and pinched nerves. be a golfer?” Watson asked in the to modern-day health officials “ONLY WHEN you fall does Assumption College in Worcester, menon of either the upper or lower are popular with Hell’s Angels “It’s an exercise of the mind and hanging on for dear life halfway up PGA Championship, which carries His second car should be an press tent, mocking himself. have tried through the centuries to your equipment come into play,” where his two biggest accomplish­ classes. members and why they become body. It’s a dance on the rock.” he a steep boulder Cunningham as­ a whopping $600,000 purse, $100,000 ambulance. have them banned, tattoos — the he notes. ments were “ meeting my wife, Heralfj photo by Pinto “ At the turn of the century, only voguish again during the ‘60s. says of the pursuit that lifts him up cended as though it were a of itTo the winner. He doesn’t remember how the ultimate symbol of unconvention­ Abrasion-resistant rope, har­ Karen, and beating Holy Cross." It society got tattooed. It was consi­ A third theory, backed by a study stony crags and slabs in the staircase quickly discovers mus­ In close pursuit in the PG A’s needle got into his heel but says ality — are doing quite nicely, nesses and carabiners are used to MB’s resume was at Assumption where Bidwell dered rather elegant. But with the done by three university psycholo­ Adirondacks. cle is no substitute for form. , fourth and final major tournament he’s pretty sure it happened when Twenty-seven year-old Dave Bidwell. former Manches- thank you. reduce risk on the cliffs as got his reputation as a workhorse, outbreak of World War I, it became gists who studied tattooed patients Cunningham is director of the after shooting 66s were erratic he was a kid walking around ter High standout, keeps himself busy in athletics as he Tattooing has been illegal in climbers make their meticulous “ You can be the strongest guy in TwI action setting a New England record for popular with lower-class types in a veterans hospital, asserts the Adirondack Mountain Climbing Scott Simpson and unknown club barefoot in a house where his Massachusetts since 1963, when moves. the world and fail on a climb if you appearing in the most games for a pitches for Moriarty's in the Twi League and also is a During the ’50s it gradually be­ markings are an expression of pro Buddy Whitten, a former mother loved to sew. Somehow, he MIDDLETOWN — Moriarty School, making his livelihood in an "Climbing is essentially a safe don’t use technique.” Cunningham pitcher — 43. Subsequently, he’s in top-flight softball player in the Rec program. the state Legislature became came more accepted by all psychic instability. notes. Vietnam War combat medic who didn’t find about the needle until Brothers will resume Greater area with both a rich climbing sport — we’re not a bunch of convinced that the practice often classes, and by the mid ‘60s, we has one of his mother’s sewing 1968 during Army X-rays. Shortly Hartford Twilight League base­ The professors found tattooed history and hundreds of heights to irresponsible daredevils,” Cun­ The key is to rely on bone caused infections spread by im­ started getting more and more be scaled. needles lodged in a bone in his foot. after, he was thrown into the ball action tonight with a people were more likely to be ningham says. structure rather than muscle to properly sanitized tattoo professional people.” . .divorced and to have difficulty in Sutton led the tournament two Vietnam War just in time for the second-round playoff game instruments. A guidebook on climbing in the bear your weight, so you do not their relationships with women In mountaineering, a Class I or 2 weeks ago at Kingsmill by six Communist Tet Offensive. against Mallove Jewelers at 8 Celtics said to have new buyer Adirondacks lists about 250 verti­ become “gripped out” and lose ROGER KAUFMAN, editor of than their unblemished brethren. climb is general hiking, like that strokes entering the final round. Bruce Lietzke, John Fought and o’clock at Palm er Field in cal routes, many of them 400-500 your hold. BOSTON (U P l) — Businessman person’s identity, Mangurian said BUT AT THE Gold Doubloon in the Tattoo News in New York City, They also concluded that a typical along most wooded trails in the He promptly collapsed, shooting a Danny Edwards shot 67’s and were Middletown. because of media reports linking feet. Cunningham has made the Steve Belkin has had a change of "This is a very solid person, a man Providence, R.L, Ruby’s in New­ said in recent years a tattoo tattoed man was often a truant in Adirondacks. Classes 3 and 4 “Friction,” “face,” and “crack” 77 and falling well out of conten­ two strokes off the lead, one shot Pitching for the MB’s will be business associates lo gambling. first-ever ascent up 20 routes in the heart over his decision lo back out 1 think will make a good owner for port, Le Papillon in Hartford, renaissance has developed among his youth and was likely to have past couple of years. require some handholds and foot­ are types of climbing to be tion. He hadn’t played another ahead of Keith Fergus, Jay Haas, former East Catholic High and of buying the Boston Celtics, but this, team.” Belkin said the change of heart Conn., and at other studios the middle class and women. He holds and at times a rope is a good mastered. competitive round since, skipping Jim Thorpe, Pal McGowan and UConn lefthander Craig Steuer- compiled an arrest record as an “It’s a Christopher Columbus- current owner Harry Mangurian was prompted in part by an throughout New England, tattoo estimated half the tattoos done adult. idea. last week’s Canadian Open to try to Ben Crenshaw. nagel. Moriarty’s advanced to type feeling,” he says of explora­ says it’s too late because he has a That announcement came hours National Basketball As.sociation artists contend the goodold days — annually are on women, which But according to Ruby, whose IN FRICTION CLIMBING, the put the pieces back together. Sutton, Simpson and Whitten the winner’s bracket of the tory climbing. “Somtimes you just Cunningham teaches Class 5 new prospective purchaser. after Belkin said he would re­ investigation which cleared him of when their inkings seemed almost means between 50,000 and 100,000 background is in psychology, all come into a dead end. You have no rock is not so steep as to require He apparently succeeded. At were among the early starters in double-elimination tournament climbing, which requires the gear Mangurian said Thursday he submit a bid he had earlier any wrongdoing in his business more common than mustaches — females a year are having the such finely spun hypotheses are constant handholds. Fingertips least for the first round. the field of 150 of the world’s best Wednesday with a 4-2 win over information except what’s in front mentioned above and expert expects to complete a deal with a withdrawn, lo purchase the club dealings with Edward and Henry have returned. indelible markings put on their hogwash. of you.” serve as outriggers, resting on the “I’m just trying to chalk the golfers. And they may have had an Big Dollar Liquors. knowledge of its Uf*' “ new name” within three or four for between $12 and $15 million. Lewis, a father and son who have stone, rather than grabbing it. OoUapae up to experience.” Sutton advantage because while most of days. While declining to reveal the Belkin withdrew the earlier offer been convicted of bookmaking. I« - MANC HKSTKU IIKIiAl.l), Kii(l;iy. Auk. HWI MANf-HESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 5. 1983 - 17 Sports In Brief NFL roundup Scoreboard Murcer Day on Aug. 7 m i Colts blank NEW YORK — Bobby Murcer Day will PhilliesS, Pirates 1 PGA resuits highlight an inipuritani seven-game homestand American League National League for the New York Yankees that runs through Aug. Royais6,Brewers2 10: Murcer, one of the most popular players ever Softball Reds 4. Dodgers 3 (11) PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH 65th PGA Championship lo wear a Yankee uniform, will be honored in Oilers, 15-0 Baseball Ob r h bl ab r h bl At PocIfIc Palisades, Calif., Aug. 4 KANSAS CITY MILWAUKEE GGross If 4 0 10 Wynne ct 4 0 10 (Par-71) pre-game ceremonies prior to Sunday after­ •••••••••ooooooooooooo •••••••••••••••••••••• a b r h b I CINCINNATI LOS ANGELES Rose 1b 3 10 0 Ray 2b 4 0 0 First 0 round: noon's game with Detroit. Murcer, who retired 0 b r h b I Morgan 2b 4 1 1 3 Madick 3b 4 1 2 0 Hal Sutton 33-32— 65 ab r h bi Scott Simpson 34-32— 66 June ‘20, is now a Yankee TV broadcaster, By United Press International Independent Wilson cf 5 0 0 0 Molltor 3b 4 1 1 1 ob r h bi Schmidt 3b 4 0 1 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 0 1 0 Baseball standings Wshngt ss 4 12 0 Moore rf 4 0 0 0 Milner cf 5 0 0 0 SSax 2b Lefebvre 5 1(4 0 1 03 0 1 Parker rt 4 0 10 Buddy Whitten 31-35— 66 Glenn Construction crocked 28 hits to Brett 3b 3 0 2 1 Brohrd dh 3 10 0 Conepen ss 4 0 1 0 Thomos 3b 5 0 0 0 Hayes cf 3 0 10 Scurry p 0 0 0 0 John Fought 33-34— 67 Mark Herrmann’s passing Thursday night handed Dernier cf 0 0 0 0 Easier If 3 0 2 1 Bruce Lletzke 32-35— 67 romp over Pumpernickel Pub, 25-11, at NATIONAL LEAGUE McRae dh 4 10 0 Cooper 1b 4 0 10 Redus It 4 0 10 Monday If 5 0 2 0 Lawton signs with Stars the Baltimore Colts yet one more problem to resolve. Robertson Park Thursday night. Greg Alkens 1b 4 111 Simmons c4 0 1 I Hume p 0 0 0 0 Andersn Virgil 3b c 3 0 111 Harper 0 0 0 ph 10 0 0 Danny Edwards 33-34—67 East Scherrer p 0 0 0 0 Mdrshll rt 3 1 1 0 Holland p 0 0 0 0 Pena c 4 0 10 Jay Haas 33-35— 68 In this case, however, it’s a headache they can live Solarz had a homer and a triple and W L Pet. GB SImpsn 1b 0 0 0 0 Oollvie If 3 0 0 0 M INNEAPOLIS — Brian Lawton, the No, t Dave White and Chuck Solarz )iad four Sheridan If 4 2 2 1 Romero ss 3 0 1 0 Hayes p 1 0 0 0 Landrex cf 4 1 3 0 Dejesus ss 4 0 1 0 Berra ss 4 0 10 Jim Thorpe 33-35— 68 with. Pittsburgh 54 50 .528 ______Hudson p 2 0 0 0 Rhoden p 2 0 0 0 Pat McGowan 34-34— 68 draft choice in the National Hockey League, hits each, with Dwight Peterson adding Philadelphia 53 50 .515 I'/z Otis rt 4 1 1 2 Mannng cf 3 0 0 0 Drlessn 1b 5 2 2 1 Morals oh 10 0 0 Herrmann, playing in his first game for Baltimore three more ond Ken Bavler and Mike White 2b 4 0 0 0 Gantner 2b 3 0,1 0 Cedeno rt 4 1 1 0 Londsty ItDiaz 0 c 1 0 1 0 0 0 MazzMM ph 1 0 1 0 Ben Crenshaw 35-33— 68 bypassed a chance to play in the Olympics and Montreal 53 52 .505 2'/j Esasky 3b 5 0 0 0 Brock lb 3 111 Guante p 0 0 0 0Keith Fergus 33-35— 68 since being traded from Denver for John Elway, MIstretta nailing two apiece for the St. Louis 53 S3 .500 3 Wathon c 4 0 1 0 ' signed a four-year contract Thursday with the winners. For Pumpernickel Pub, Rick Totals 34 4 9 5 Totals Oester 2b 4 12 1 Maldond rt 1 0 0 0 Lacy rf 10 0 0Ray Floyd 35-34— 69 passed for 144 yards in the second half and directed Chicago 50 57 .447 4'/j Totals X 5 9 5 Totals X I 10 I Mike Reid 32-37— 69 Minnesota North Stars. Belekewicz had a homer ond two New York 41 44 .383 15Vj 31 2 5 2 Trevino c 3 0 12 Russell ss 4 0 12 the offense to 10 late points that sealed the Colts’ 15-0 singles, Rick Busick had four hits, Greg Kansas City 400 002 000— 4 Houshidr If 2 0 1 0 FImple c 4 0 0 0 Philadelphia 010 010 030— 5 Jerry Pate 35-34— 69 General Manager Lou Nanne appeared at a W stf Pittsburgh OM M l 000— I Jim Simons 34-35— 69 exhibition victory over the Houston Oilers. Holmes three more and Rich Holmes Atlanta 47 42 .415 — Milwaukee 100 001 000— 2 Soto \p 2 0 0 0 Hooton p 2 0 0 0 news conference with the 18-year-old center from and Pete Gorlev two each. Game-winning RBI — Brett (8). Bench ph 1 0 0 0 Baker ph (iame-winning 10 0 0 RBI — Lefebvre (5). Allen Miller Herrmann, playing in only the second half, may Los Angeles 59 47 .557 4Vj E— Hudson, Berra. DP— Philadelphia Calvin Peete 33-36— 69 Cumberland. R.L. to announce the signing. He Lathrop Insurance scored In all but Houston 54 52 .509 11'/(i E— Romero, Brett. DP— Kansas City 2. Bllardell c 0 0 0 0 Howe p 0 0 0 0 have emerged as this season’s starting quarterback one Inning to blast Jury Box Lounge, LOB— Kansas City 4, Milwaukee 3. 2B— Guerrer ph 0 0 0 0 1 , Morris Hatalsky also presented Lawton with a North Stars jersey San Diego S3 54 .505 .13 Pittsburgh 2. LOB— Philadelphia 3, Bob Boyd 3S-3S— 70 although 1982 regular Mike Pagel did not disgrace 16-1, at Fitzgerald Field. Dave Slyne San Francisco 52 54 .481 14'/z Alkens, Washington, Romero. 3B— NIedenfr p 0 0 0 0 No. 98. and Dove Romano had three hits each Sheridan. HR— Otis (3), Molltor (12). SB DSax ph 10 0 0 Pittsburgh 8.2B— Easier, Lefebvre. HR— Larry Mize Cincinnati 48 40 .444 18Vz Lefebvre (6), Virgil (4), Morgan (8). SB Lawton said he decided it would be better to ■ -ft- himself. and Dave Bldwell, Mike CalacI, Jim Thursdoy's Results -Washington (29). Totals 40 4 9 4 Totals Lon Hinkle Dowling and Bob Lathrop added two IP H R ER BB SO X 3 8 3 -Wynne (8), Mazzllll (14). S— Lee Trevino 32-30— Baltimore Coach Frank Kush reserved judgement Montreal 2, New York 1 Halland. turn pro now than wait for the 1984 Olympics in apiece for the winners. Mark PaganI San Diego 4, Houston 2 Kansos City Cincinnati OX M l 000 01__4 David Graham 36-34—70 as to who his starting quarterback would be in the led Jury with two hits. Black (W 5-4) 9 5 2 2 1 4 Lot Angeles MO 010 X 0 00— 3 IP H RERBBSO Glbby Gilbert Yugoslavia. Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia "I'm quite happy to be here," he said. “ I'm glad regular season opener. Chicago 9, St. Louis4 Milwaukee Game-winning RBI — Oester (3). George Archer 35-35— 70 Sutton (L 7-8) 8 9 4 5 1 7 E— Sote, Thamas, Brock. DP— Hudson (W 6-3) 6 2-3 9 1 I 0 3 Lanny Wodkins 35-35— 70 “ Herrmann will start our next game and play the Charter Oak Clnclnnatl4, Los Angeles 3,11 Innings Cincin­ Holland (S 12) 21-3 1 0 0 0 1 I was picked by a quality team like the North Atlanta 8, San Francisco 1 Ladd 1 0 0 0 0 0 Andy Bean 35-36— 71 Stars." UPi photo first half. Pagel will play the second half. That was set T — 2:24. A— 37,191. nati 1. LOB— Cincinnati 11, Los Angeles PIHsburgh Bob Gilder 37-34— 71 before this game,” Kush said. Pete Devanney, Tom Stecko and Friday's Games 9. 2B— Redus. HR— Driessen (11), Brock Rhoden (L 8-9) 7 8 2 2 0 3 Gene Borek 35-36— 71 Financial terms of the signing were not Skip Moreau had two hits eoch to lead (All Times EDT) (13), Oester (6). SB— Thomos (8), Redus Guante 1 1 3 0 1 1 Robert Hoyt 33-38— 71 disclosed but it was reported the contract was Veteran Atlanta Brave knuckleballer Candlestick Park Thursday night Herrmann took the opportunity to critizice those HIghlOnd Park Market to a 3-1 win oyer New York (Torrez 4-12) at Chicago j X ) . S— Soto, FImple, Bllardello. Scurry 100011 Mike Donald 33-38— 71 who gave the Colts little consideration for letting CBT at Fitzgerald Field. Four different (Ruthven 7-9), 4:05 p.m. Yankees 3, Biue Jays 1 Balk— Rhoden. T — 2:27. A— X,574. worth up to $700,000. Phil Niekro warms his hand before against the San Francisco Giants. players had hits far CBT. Montreal (Gullickson 9-10) at Pitts­ IP H R ER BB SO Fred Couples 34-37— 71 Elway leave. Cincinnati Vic Regalado 35-36— 71 pitching in his 264th career victory at Niekro, 7-6, beat the Giants 8-1. burgh (DeLeon 2-0), 7:35 p.m. Soto 8 6 3 3 3 7 Gary Hallberg 37-34— 71 "The Colts have been taking a lot of guff lately, but Philadelphia (Denny 11-5) at St. Louis NEW YORK TORONTO Hume 1 1-3 2 0 0 2 1 Roger Maltble 31-40— 71 (Stuper 7-7), 8:35 p.m. a b r h ,b I LaFontaine going Olympics I ’m impressed with the organization,” he said. Cincinnati (Berenyl 5-11) at San Diego Scherrer 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Expos 2. iyiets I Larry Gilbert 33-38— 71 “ They’ve been very good to me and I think they are ab r h bi Hayes (W 3-2) 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Curtis Strange 37-34— 71 (Thurmond 5-1), 10:05 p.m. Mttnglv lb 4 2 2 0 Garda 2b 4 0 0 0 Lot Angeles NEW YORK - Pat LaFontaine, one of the best Houston (Knepper 4-10) at San Wynegar c 4 0 0 0 Moseby cf 4 0 2 0 Seve Ballesteros 34-37— 71 native American hockey players, said Thursday ddoing things right.” .Hooton 7 7 3 3 4 5 MONTREAL NEW YORK Tom Kite 36-36— 72 NL roundup Francisco (Laskey 11-8), 10:35p.m. Winfield cf 4 1 2 2 lorg 3b 4 0 0 1 Howe 200013 o b r h b I he wants to play for the United States in next In other N F L news Thursday: Football Atlanta (McMurtry 12-4) at Los Nettles 3b 3 0 0 0 Johnsn dh 4 0 2 0 Dan Poh! ' 35-37— 72 — Gary Anderson filed suit in Houston federal court Niedenfuer (L 5-1) 2 2 1 1 I 2 Ob r h bl Gary Koch 07-35— 72 year's Winter Olympics before joining the New Angeles (Valenzuela 104), 10:35p.m. Gamble dh 4 0 0 1 Barfield rf 4 0 1 0 PB— FImple. T — 3:36. A— 41,614. Raines If 3 0 10 Wilson cf 4 0 0 0 Chip Beck 35-37— 72 to escape his U SFL contract with the Tampa Bay Saturday's Games Baylor If 4 0 2 0 Bell If 4 0 10 York Islanders. Montreal at Pittsburgh Stenhos rf 5 0 2 1 Brooks 3b < 4 0 1 0 Gil Morgan 35-37— 72 Bandits — and then signed a series of contracts with Kemp rf 3 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 3 0 0 0 Wohifrd rf 0 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 3 0 10 Hale Irwin 37-35— 72 An 18-year-old center, LaFontaine was the New York at Chicago Robrtsn ss 4 0 0 0 Mortinez c 3 1 1 0 Cubs 9, Cards 6 Dawson cf 5 0 1 0 Foster If 3 0 10 the San Diego Chargers. The former Arkansas Houston at San Francisco Mllborn 2b 3 0 0 0 Griffin ss 10 0 0 Nick Price 35-37— 72 third player selected in the last NHL entry draft NFL exhibition standings Philadelphia at St. Louis, night Crowley 1b5 0 1 0 Sisk p 0 0 0 0 Ron Streck 37-35— 72 Chef Cey cooks Cards running back started working out the N F L club Totols 3 3 3 6 3 Totolt Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Klngmn ph 1 0 0 0 Mark Hayes 36-36— 72 and the first choice of the Islanders, who have Cincinnati at San Diego, night 31 1 7 1 CHICAGO ST. LOUIS Thursday. Atlanta at Los Angeles, night Carter c 4 12 0 Strwbrr rf 4 0 1 0 Don Pooley 35-37— 72 won four straight Stanley Cups. New York 102 000 00(^3 ab r h bl ob r h bl Wallach 3b 4 0 3 0 Hodges c 3 0 0 0 Gary McCord 34-38—72 "With the help of (Islander General Manager) — The Buffalo Bills acquired veteran free safety L T PCf. PF PA Toronto 001 000 000— 1 Sondbrg2b 5 1 1 0 OSmIth ss 5 0 0 0 Little ss 4 0 2 1 Bailor ss 3 0 0 0 Jim Nelford 37-35— 72 Pittsburgh 0 0 1.000 27 14 AMERICAN LEAGUE (Same-winning RBI — Winfield (15). Woods cf 5 0 10 McGee cf 5 12 1 Tommy Myers from New Orleans to shore up their East Flynn 2b 3 1 1 0 Giles 2b 10 0 0 Greg Norman 36-36—72 Bill Torrey, I evaluated my options and came to Baltimore 0 0 1.000 15 0 DP— New York 2. LOB— New York 6r Bucknr 1b 5 3 3 0 Green rf 3 2 3 0 Lea p 0 0 0 0 Staub ph 10 0 0 Brad Bryant 34-38— 72 the conclusion that I could grow both on the ice defensive ba'ckfield. Myers, an 11-year veteran, was Buffalo 0 0 .000 0 0 W L Pet. GB Toronto 5. 2B— Mattinglyr Win­ Cey 3b 4 12 3 Hndrck 1b 4 1 1 0 Baltimore 41 42 .592 — Franco 1b 0 0 0 0 Ashford 2b 1 0 0 0 Peter Oakley 35-37— 72 and off it by joining the Olympic program," said to give Cubs sweep obtained for future considerations. Cincinnati 0 0 .000 0 0 field. Moreind rf 5 1 3 0 Rayford 3b 3 1 2 1 Lynd) p 10 0 0 Lorry Nelson 37-35— 72 Cley eland 0 0 .000' 0 0 Detroit 41 44 .581 1 Barfield. Baylor, Moseby. Davis c 5 13 3 Herr 2b 4 13 1 — Rookie Philadelphia Eagles Cdach Marion Toronto 40 45 .571 2 Heep If 2 111 Mark O’Meara 35-37-72 LaFontaine. "I appreciate this once in a lifetime Denver 0 0 .000 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Carter If 3 0 0 0 Vn Slyk If 4 0 10 Totols 33 2 1 3 2 Totals John Jackson 33-39— 72 Campbell is eager to see his team under game Kansas City 0 0 .000 0 0 Milwaukee 58 44 .558 3Vz New York Bosley If 0 0 0 0 Brummr c 2 0 0 0 opportunity to play for my country and to grow in New York 57 44 .553 4 31 1 S 1 Fuzzy Zoeller 34-38— 72 By Fred McAAone Smith in there it's a big plus for conditions tonight in the exhibition opener against LA Raiders 0 0 .000 0 0 Rowley (W 10-9) 9 7 1 1 2 3 LeSmIth D 1 0 1 0 Porter ph 10 0 0 Montreol 001 100 000— 2 Craig Stadler 35-37— 72 the special Olympic couching program before three-run homer in the sixth inning Miami 0 0 .000 0 0 Boston 53 52 .505 9 Toronto Bowa ss 5 1 1 0 Andular p 0 0 0 0 us." said Davis. “ He throws as Detroit. There is a battle for the starting job at Cleveland 44 42 .415 18Vz Now York 000 001 ooo— i Johnny Miller 35-37—72 joining the Islanders." DPI Sports Writer and Dave Dravecky picked up his New England 0 0 .000 0 0 Stieb (L 11-10) 9 6 3 2 3 5 Trout p 2 0 0 0 Braun ph 10 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Stenhouse David Edwards 36-36— 72 fullback, where No. 1 draft choice Michael Haddix is NY Jets Wm I PB— Martinez. T — 2:13. A — 36,684. Proly p 0 0 0 0 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 "I think this is great for Pat," said NHL hard as anybody I've ever caught. first victory in more than five 0 0 .000 0 0 ( 1 ). Tze-Chung Chen 36-36— 72 I think he can only get better. He's pushing veteran Hubie Oliver. San Diego 0 0 .000 0 0 Chlcogo 54 49 .533 — Le^erts p 0 0 0 0 LaPoint p 0 0 0 0 DP— New York 4. LOB— Montreal Bruce Ashworth 36-36— 72 President John Ziegler. "1 think it 's great for the The Chicago Cubs knew they had weeks to lead the Padres to Seattle 0 0 .000 0 0 Kansas City 49 52 .485 5 Hall cf 2 111 Lahti p 10 0 0 so big that he has to be threeor four — The Pittsburgh Steelers will be missing five California 52 54 .481 5Vj 11, Mike Nicolette 37-35— 72 Olympic team. LaFontaine will bring more luster the ingredients to cook up a victory. It was the first victory for Houston 1 0 .000 0 15 LoSmth ph 1 0 0 0 New York 4.2B— Carter. 3B— Carter. HR Mike McCullough 35-37— 72 feet closer to the plate when he starters in their second exhibition game Saturday :onterence Texas 50 55 .474 4 Vn Ohin p 0 0 0 0 back with him from the experience when he joins winner. What they were missing Dravecky, 12-8, since July 3. Gary Oakland 50 59 .459 8 — Heep (6). S— Lea 3, Hernandez. Jim King 35-38— 73 night against the New England Patriots at Knoxville, L T Pet. PF PA Lyons ph 10 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Jim Logue 34-39— 73 the Islanders." was someone to convince them turns it loose than most pitchers. Lucas went the iast 12-3 innings to Atlanta 0 0 .000 0 0 Minnesota 45 44 .413 13 Orioles 4. Indians 3 (10) Quirk c 10 0 0 Tenn. Starting guards Steve Courson and Craig Seattle 42 44 .389 15'/3 Montreal MIkel Wynn 35-38— 73 they were gourment rather than He’s probably been one of the notch his 11th save. Dickie Thon Chicago 0 0 .000 0 0 Totals 42 9 16 7 Totals 36 6 12 3 Lea (W 8-8) 6 4 1 1 0 2 Scott Hoch 39-34— 73 Wolfley will not accompany the team and will be Dallas 0 0 .000 0 0 Thursday's Results Chlcfto 420 010 oao— 9 just the same old bland meal. biggest differences in our team." and Phil Garner homered for Kansas City 4, Milwaukee 2 BALTIMORE CLEVELAND Reardon (S 16) 1 1 0 0 0 0 Bobby Hens 37-36— 73 Munoz in, Whitley out replaced by Em il Boures and Rick Donnally. Detroit 0 0 - .000 0 0 St. LOUIS 000 302100— 6 New York Mark Pfeil 36-37— 73 Ron Cey has been the perfect Smith pitched the final 2 2-3 Houston. Green Bay 0 0 .000 0 0 New York 3. Toronto 1 Qb r h bl Ob r h b( Gorne-wlnnlng RBI — Cey (7). Baltimore 4, Cleveland 3,10 Innings Shelby cf 5 0 0 0 Bannstr 2b 3 0 1 0 Lynch (L 7-6) 6 10 2 2 2 0 Lou Graham 36-37— 73 W ILM INGTON, Ohio — A veteran offensive chef. innings to earn his league- leading Phillies 5, Pirates 1 — Cleveland Browns’ quarterback Brian Sipe, in LA Rams 0 0 .000 0 0 E— Brummer, Green, Trout, An- Sisk 3 3 0 0 2 0 Bob Shearer 35-38— 73 Minnesota 0 0 .000 0 0 Chlcogo 4, Detroit 2 Ford rf 5 13 0 Perkins ph 1 0 1 0 duiar. lineman arrived and a veteran defensive lineman The former third baseman of the 17th save. At Pittsburgh, Joe Morgan the midst of a battle with Paul McDonald, said he’s not MInnesoto 4, Oakland 3 Ripken ss 5 0 0 0 Flschlln pr 0 0 0 0 T — 2:17. A— 11,703. Jim Colbert 39-34— 73 NY Giants 0 0 .000 0 0 DP— Chicago 1. LOB— Chicago 9, St. Don Padgett 39-34— 73 departed the Cincinnati Bengals' training camp Los Angeles Dodgers, acquired smashed a three-run homer and thinking about the possibility of being a backup. Philadelphia 0 0 .000 0 0 Texas 4, Boston 1 Murray 1b 3 1 2 1 Harroh 3b 5 0 0 0 Louis 5. 2B— Woods, Royford. 3B— Seattle 11, ColKornla 5 Roenick If 4 12 2 McBride rf 5 0 0 0 Phil Hancock 34-39— 73 Thursday. last winter in a trade, not only has The loss was the fourth in a row Joe Lefebvre, wh6 went 3-for-4, "We have both been very burdened with learning St. Louis 0 0 .000 0 0 Green, Hubert Green 37-36— 73 the new offense,” said Sipe. “ I don’t leel there, is a San Francisco 0 0 .000 0 0 Friday's Games SIngletn dh 4 0 1 0 Thorntn 1b 4 0 0 0 Hendrick, Cey. HR— Cey (17), Davis (19), Padres 4, Astros 2 Offensive lineman Anthony Munoz ended his added punch to the lineup but but for the Cardinals, who seemed to and Ozzie Virgil each hit solo shots (All Times ED T) Cruz 3b 4 0 0 0 Tobler If 4 0 2 0 McGee (4), Hall (6). SB— Bowa (4), Jack Nicklous 35-38— 73' rivalry; I’m just trying to get ready for the season Tampa Bay 0 0 .000 0 0 Dwyer ph 0 0 0 0 Thomas rf 4 1 1 0 Bobby Wodkins 34-39— 73 13-day holdout and rejoined the team. Defensive has provided some positive think­ just go through the motions against to lead the Phillies to victory. The Washington 0 0 .000 0 0 California (Zahn 8-5) at Seattle (Young Sandberg (27). S —Trout. SF — HOUSTON SAN DIEGO 8-11), 3:35 p.m. Ayala ph 1 0 0 0 Velez dh 4 0 11 Rayford. Chorles Coody 34-39— 73 lineman Wilson Whitley was cut. ing as well to a club that has been a the Cubs. triumph went to starter Charlie opener. In my mind, (the decision) has already been New Orleons 1 0 .000 14 27 Rodrigz 3b 0 0 0 0 Franco ss 4 1 1 0 Ob r h bi Ob r h bl Barry Jaeckel 37-36— 73 made — I ’m No. 1. Chicago (Martz 0-0) at Baltimore IP H RERBBSO Doran 2b 4 0 10 Brown If 3 0 0 0 Munoz, a four-year All-Pro tackle, previously perennial second-division finisher "I don't think we played with the Hudson. 6-3, who scattered nine (Boddicker 7-5), 7:35 p.m. Dauer 2b 4 0 10 Essian c 3 1 1 2 Chicago Vance Heafner 37-36— 73 Dempsey c 4 1 2 1 Puhl ct 3 0 0 0 Wiggins cf 3 0 0 0 Peter Jacobsen 37-36— 73 had vowed to stay away from camp until the club for more than a decade. intensity we should have in this hits and the run over 6 2-3 innings. Sotuntav'i Result Texas (Smithson 4-10) at Cleveland Trout (W 9-9) 5 8 5 3 0 2 Thon ss 4 12 1 Templtn ss 4 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 27, New Orleans 14 (Sorensen 5-8), 7:35 p.m. Totals 39 4 11 4 Totals 37 3 8 3 Proly 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 D.A. Welbring 36-37— 73 agreed to renegotiate his contract. Cey drove in three runs with a series." said Cardinals second Al Holland finished the game and Baltimore 000 002 001 1— 4 Garner 3b 4 1 2 1 Kennedy c 4 0 1 0 Dan Halldorson 3^37— 73 Sunday's Oom ti Detroit (Rozema 8-1) at New York Lefferts 11110 0 Cruz It 4 0 0 0 Jones 1b 4 12 0 “ I just thought it was time to swallow some triple and his 17thhomerThursday baseman Tom H e rr.' 'I don't really picked up his 12th save. (No gomes scheduled) (Rlghettl 11-3), 8 p.m. Clevelond 003 000 001 0— 3 LeSmIth (S 17) 2 2-3 1 0 0 1 3 Leonard Thompson 37-36— 73 Game-winning RBI — Murray (10). Knight 1b 3 0 0 0 Gwvnn rt 4 2 2 0 Ed Speed 38-36— 74 pride and get back," said Munoz. night to help the Cubs complete a think we came to play. This is an Tliursdav't Result Toronto (Gott4-8) at Milwaukee (Haas St. Louis Bass rt 3 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 4 1 3 3 Baltimore 15, Houston 0 8-2), 8:30 p.m. E — Ripken, McGregor. DP — LoPoInt (L 9-7) 1 2-3 6 6 4 0 0 John Cook 37-37— 74 Bengals' assistant general manager Mike three-game series sweep of the St. important part of the season and Braves 8, Giants 1 Baltimore Blorkmn c 2 0 0 0 Flonnrv 2b 3 0 1 0 Jim Albus 37-37— 74 Friday’s Games Oakland (Helmueller 0-2) at Minnesota Lohti 31-341102 Niekro p 2 0 10 Dravekv p 2 0 0 0 Brown said the club did not retreat from its Louis Cardinals. Afterward, he while this sweep wasn’t devastat­ At San Francisco, Phil Niekro Hannah’s future (All Times EOT) (Lvsander 3-9), 8:35 p.m. 1, Cleveland 1. LOB— Baltimore 9, Von OhIen 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tim Norris 37-37— 74 Boston (Hurst 7-8) of Kansas City Cleveland 7.2B— Ford, Tabler 2, Franco. Tolmon ph 1 0 0 0 Lucas p 0 0 0 0 Nick Faldo 36-38— 74 expressed confidence that the ing we’re really going to have to Detroit at Phlladelphla,7;30p.m. Andular 2 4 2 2 2 0 LaCoss p 0 0 0 0 refusal to renegotiate the remaining three years scattered eight hits over seven Seattle at Denver, 9 p.m. (Spllttortt 9-4), 8:35 p.m. HR— Essian (1), Roenicke(12), Dempsey Rucker 1 2 0 0 0 0 .Jack Renner 3^36— 74 on Munoz's contract. Munoz faces fines of up to team could make some trouble for get it going." Saturday’s Games (3). S— Bannister. Totals X 2 6 2 Totals 31 4 9 3 Tom Purtzer 36-38— 74 innings and Dale Murphy clubbed Saturday's Games Trout pitched to 2 batters in 6th. Houston OM 1M M l— 2 $13,000 for missing training camp practices. the rest of the National League Elsewhere in the NL. Montreal to be decided Buffalo at CMcooe, 7 p.m; Toronto at Milwaukee IP H R ER BB SO PB— Davis. T — 3:06. A— 30,184. Pat Lindsey 37-37— 74 his 23rd homer of the season to lead San Diego OM 013 Mx— 4 before the season was over. Kansas City at Cincinnati, 7 p.m. Chicago at Baltimore, night Baltimore Gory Player 35-39— 74 Whitley, a Bengals' first- round draft pick in edged New York 2-1, San Diego the Braves to victory. Niekro Pittsburgh ys. New England at Texas at Cleveland, night McGregr (W 14-4) 9 7 3 2 2 1 Game-winning RBI — Salazar (2). Doug Tewell 37-37— 74 "I couldn't care less about the Detroit at New York, night Stewart 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 DP— Houston 1, Son Diego 1. LOB— Bob Lendzion 33.36— 74' 1977, had been a starter all six years, but Brown downed Houston 4-2, Philadelphia allowed only an RBI single by Bob SMITHFIELD, R.I. (UPI) - The future of All-Pro Knoxville, Tenn., 7:30 p.m. Houston 3, San Diego 7. HR— Garner said there was too much competition in camp this past. It's the Cubs' future that I'm topped Pittsburgh 5-1, Atlanta beat Cleveland at Green Bay, 8 p.m. Oakland at Minnesota, night T. Martinz (S11) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Braves 8. Giants I Rex Caldwell 39-35— 74 Brenly in the sixth in besting Fred offensive guard John Hannah could be decided before New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Boston at Kansas City, night Cleveland (11), Salazar (6), Thon (15). SB— Salazar year, more concerned with,” said Cey. San Francisco 8-1 and Cincinnati Breining. 6-9, who lost his fifth the weekend is out in a meeting between the retired Washington at Atlanta, 8 p.m. California at Seattle, night Heoton 9 9 3 3 3 2 (17). S— Dravecky. "If you put the right ingredients on Anderson (L 0-3) 2-3 2 1 1 1 1 ATLANTA SAN FRANCISCO IP H R ER BB SO "We had a good number of players at his edged Los Angeles 2-1 in 11 innings. straight. New England Patriot, General Manager Pat Sullivan Miami at Dallas, 9 p.m. Ob r h bl Ob r h bi Houston position," said Brown, "There really was not the field things can channge in a Expos 2, Mels 1 San Francisco at Los Angeles Raiders, Easterly 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Reds 4, Dodgers 3 and head coach Ron Meyer. 9 p.m. T — 2:45. A— 6,368. Butler If 5 0 0 0 LeMostr ss 4 0 1 0 Niekro (L 9-9) 7 8 4 4 3 2 enough work to go around, and we were looking to hurry. If we go out and play the At New York, Charlie Lea and At Los Angeles. Ron Oester led Hannah said Thursday he will drive to KnoxvUIe, San Diego at Las Angeles Rams, 10 Major League ieadera . Ramirz ss 5 0 10 Venable It 3 0 10 LoCoss 1 1 0 0 0 0 teams in front of us hard and as Wshngtn rt 5 1 1 0 CDavIs cf 4 0 1 0 Son Diego Tennis make a change. " Jeff Reardon combined on a off the 11th inning with a home run Tenn. to meet with team officials prior to Saturday P.m. ^ Horner 3b 4 2 2 0 Clark rt 3 0 10 Drveky (W 136 71-3 5 1 1 2 5 well as we did in this series we're Minnesota ys. St. Louis at London, five-hitter to help the Expos snap to give the Reds their victory and night’s National Football League exhibition game England, 10:30 p.m. Batting Rangers 6. Red Sox 1 Johnson 3b 1 0 0 0 Bergmn 1b 4 1 10 Lucos (S 11) 12-311100 going to make a lot of noise and the Mets' four-game winning drop the Dodgers 6‘/i games behind with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The session is a follow up Sunday, Aug. 7 (Based on 3.1 plate appearances X Chmbis 1b 3 2 1 0 Brenly c 3 0 11 WP— Niekro. T — 2:15. A— 10,516. Louganis wins — as usual make a lot of people unhappy." number of gomes each tgam has played) Murphy ct 2 2 1 3 O'Mdlly 3b 2 0 1 0 streak. Lea, 8-8, scattered four hits the first place Braves in the NL to a meeting earlier this week with Sullivan at N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 8 p.m. Notional League BOSTON TEXAS Hubbrd 2b 4 1 1 1 Evans 3b 2 0 10 U.S.Ciay Court B A R TLES V ILLE, Okla. — Greg Louganis, Jody Davis, one of the Cubs' over eight innings, allowing New West. The tie-breaking hit came off Hannah’s Alabama home. g Ob r h pet. ab r h bl ab r h bl Benedict c 1 0 0 1 Kulper 2b 4 0 1 0 ••••••aaggaaaaaoaagaa* Hendrick, StL 97 357 52 119 .333 Remv 2b 4 13 0 Sample If 1110 Niekro p 3 0 0 0 Breining p 2 0 0 0 unbeaten in national competition on the 3-meter promising young stars, chipped in York's only run'on a sixth-inning the third Dodger pitcher, Tom The 32-year-old Hannah, who announced his Boggs 3b 4 0 0 0 Tollesn 2b 2 0 0 0- At Indianapolis, Aug. 4 Madlock, Pitt 92 355 54 118 .332 Jorgnsn ph 1 0 1 2 Wellmn ph 1 0 0 0 Women's Singles springboard since 1979, easily won his specialty with his 19th homer as the Cubs pinch hit homer by Danny Heep. Niedenfuer, 5-1, who entered the retirement in mid-April because of dissatisfaction Knight, Hou 98 345 28 113 .328 Rice If 4 0 3 1 Bell 3b 4 12 0 Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 beat the Cardinals tor the seventh Armas cf 4 0 10 Wright ct 4 1 1 2 Golf Quarterfinals '' Thursday in the U S. Outdoor Diving Reardon pitched the ninth and game in the loth. Ben Hayes, the with professional football in general and Meyer in Oliver, Mtl 104 410 51 130 .317 Barr p 0 0 0 0 Andrea Temesvari (1), Hungary, Herr, StL 87 304 42 94 .314 Evans dh 4 0 0 0 Hostetir dh 3 0 1 0 Yngbld ph 10 0 0 Championshipr time in nine games. gave up one hit to earn his 16th fourth Reds pitcher, relieved in the particular, told the Boston Herald he was “ willing to Stapletn 1b4 0 2 0 Parrish rt 3 1 1 0 •••••••••••••••••••••• det. Dawson, Mtl 103 419 45 131 .313 Totals M 8 8 7 Totals X 1 9 1 Kathy Horvath (8), Largo, Flo., 6-3, 6-1; The 23-year-old from Mission Viejo. Calif,, "I think position by position we save. loth and boosted his record to 3-2. talk.” Published reports indicate an extension of his Horner, Atl 94 352 47 109 .310 Nichols rf 4 0 2 0 Stein 1b 4 2 3 0 Atlanta OM X I 032— 8 can play with anybody, and when Thon, Hou 105 424 58 129 .304 Allenson c 3 0 1 0 O'Brien If 3 0 2 0 San Francisco OM M l 000— I Virginia RuzIcI (4), Romania, det. Bonnie outdistanced second-place Ron Merriott of Ann Padres 4, Astros Z Greg Brock homered for Cincin­ contract, which has two years to run, may be another Miller ph 0 0 0 0 Sundbrgc 4 0 1 3 LPGA results Godusek (5), Pittsburgh, 7-5, 6-4; Zina we get a lead and can run Lee Cruz, Hou 105 385 57 117 .304 Game-winning RBI — Murphy (10). Garrison (3), Houston, det. Ivanna Arbor, Mich., also 23, by more than 35 points in At San Diego, Luis Salazar hit a nati. area of discussion. Soccer Pena, Pitt 97 343 23 104 .303 Hoftmn ss 3 0 0 0 Dent ss 4 0 0 0 E— O'Malley, Evans, Brenly. American League Gedmn ph 10 0 0 DP— Modruga Osses (12), Argentina, 7-6, 5-3; claiming the 23rd national diving title of his •••••••••••••••••••••< Totals 35 1 12 1 Totals X 6 12 5 S17SJXI0 LPGA Toumoment Kathy Rinaldi (2), Martin Downs, Fla., career and ninth on the 3- meter springboard. g ab r h pet. Atlanta 2, San Frondsco 1. LOB— Atlanta Al Demvart, M ou., Aug. 4 Boggs, Bos 102 390 44 145 .372 Boston OM OM 010— 1 8, San Frandsco 8. 2B— Horner, det. Manuela Maleeva (14), Bolivia, 6-7 ' His best performances were an inward dive in Texas 1021XOOX— 6 (Par-72) (7-1), 64), 6-2. Carew, Cal 84 329 48 121 .348 Jorgensen, Bergman. 3B— Ramirez. First round: the fourth round and a back 2'/i- somersault in the NASL standings Brett, KC 77 294 44 102 .347 (Same-winning RBI — None. HR— Men's Singles McRae, KC 102 389 42 127 .324 DP— Boston 3, Texas 3. LOB— BostonS, Patti Rizzo 34-32— 66 Third Round sixth round. Both received 10s from seven of the Sports Forum Murphy (23). SB— Clark (3). SF— Linda Hunt 34-35— 69 Jimmy Brown, Brentwood, Tenn., del. America’s Cup Whitaker, Det 104 421 42135 .321 Texas 6. 2B— Parrish, Rice. HR— Wright Murphy, Benedict. nine judges. Eastern ( 12). Penny Pulz 33-36— 69 Pablo Arroyo (11), Peru, 6-4,6-4; Henrik Simmons, MM 98 388 49 124 .320 IP H R ER BB SO Pam Gletzen 33-36— 69 Sundstrom (4), Sweden, det. LIborPimek W L GF GA BP Pts. Murray, Balt 103 385 74 122 .317 IP H RERBBSO Atlanta New York 15 8 63 39 47 135 Boston Charlotte Montgomery 34-35— 69 (15), Czechoslovakia, 6-2,6-3; Mel Parcel I Trammell, Det 84 278 48 88 .317 Niekro (W 76) 7 8 1 1 2 2 Vicki Tabor 35-35— 70 Toronto 13 10 43 37 37 111 Moseby, Tor 98 339 43104 .313 Tudor (L 9-7) 5 9 6 6 4 3 Bedroslan 2 1 0 0 1 1 (8), Murrov, Kv., det. Diego Perez (13), Rizzo takes LPGA lead Editor’s Note: Due to some Chicago 12 8 44 42 37 109 Gantner, MM 103 384 47 118 .307 Bird 3 3 0 0 0 0 Nancy Rubin X-33— 70 Uruguay, 6-2, 6-2; Chris Lewis (5), New in Final Four Texas San Francisco Colleen Walker 38-32— 70 Zealand, det. Corrado BarazzuttI (12), complications beyond our con­ Montreal 914 46 59 42 96 Home Runs Breming (L 6-9) 7 4 3 1 4 3 DANVERS. Mass. — Joanne Carner, the "big Southern National League — Dawson, Mtl, Honeyett(W 146) 8 11 1 1 0 1 o-Morv Carr (Jale 34-36— 70 Italy, 7-5, 1-6, 6-3; Jimmy Arias (3), McGaftlgan 1-3 1 3 3 3 0 Debbie Meisterlin 35-35— X Grand Island, N.Y., det. Fernando Luna Momma" of the LPGA tour, isn't entered in the trol, team pictures of the e 1012 41 44 38 98 Schmidt, Phil and Murphy, Atl 23; OJones 1 1 0 0 1 0 Barr 1 2-3 3 2 2 0 11 iNEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) — Representatives of championship squads in the Tulsa 11 12 39 41 32 94 Evans, SF 21; Guerrero, LA 20. T — 2:14. A— 17,594. Sue ErtI 35-35— 71 (14), Spain, default; Shlomo Glickstein Boston Five Classic this week at the Ferncroft WP— McGaftlgan. T— 2:43. A— Jane Lock 37-34— 71 (7), Israel, det. Colin Dowdeswell, Australia II blasted the “ paranoic attitude” of the Tampa Bay 517 35 57 30 60 American League — Cooper, MM 24; 10,004. Country Club. Manchester Recreation Depart­ ] 813 20 33 15 57 Pat Bradley 36-35— 71 Switzerland, 6-4, 6-4. New York Yacht Club for its beefed up campaign to Kittle, Chi and Rice, Bos 23; Armas, Bos But earner's example helped first round leader ment’s Junior Soccer Program Western and Murray, Balt 22. eliminate the first-place yacht from the America’s wUl not be printed in the Herald Vancouver 19 5 47 22 39 149 Runs Batted In White Sox 4, Tigers 2 Pally Rizzo to a record-tying 6-under-par 66 (Jolden Bay 14 7 48 38 36 114 National League — Dawson, Mtl 81; Cup competition while a special jury affirmed this year. Below is a letter of 913 43 41 34 84 Thursday in the first round of the $175,000 Canada’s entry into the foreign semifinals. Seattle Murphy, Ah 74; Schmidt, Phil 70; DETROIT CHICAGO tournament. explanation. We, and the co­ Stan Diego 713 - — 21 37 »20 —60 Hendrlck, StL 48; Guerrero, LA 47. ab r h bl ab r h bl Alan Bond, chairman of the Australia II syndicate, ' (Teams get six points (or winning in American League — Cooper, MM 90; Rizzo, a Fort Pierce Fla. native in her second directors, regret not being able Whitakr 2b 3 0 1 0 RLow ct 4 12 1 said Thursday he was amazed at the lengths the club regulation lime or overtimebut only four Parrish, Det and Winfield, NY 74; Trmmll ss 4 0 0 0 Fisk c 10 11 year on the tour, had been talking about quitting to run the pictures. points (or winning a game decided by Murray, Balt 73; Ward, Min and Rice, "was obviously prepared to go in their endeavors to Gibson cf 3 1 1 1 Baines rf 4 0 0 0 three weeks earlier after a five-week dry spell shootout. A bonus point Is awarded tor BosTZ Parrish c 4 0 0 0 Luzinsk dh 3 0 1 0 avoid competing” with the top foreign contender.' each goal scored up lo a maximum of Stolen Bases when she didn't earn a paycheck. Herndon It 4 1 2 1 Paclorek If 3 0 0 0 MANY MORE A special jui disqualified a protest from the three per game excluding overtimes and National Leoaue — Raines, Mtl 44; Wilson rt 4 0 10 Walker 1b 3 0 0 0 But on the advice of her caddy and coach, she 7 DearLen: shootouts.) Wilson, NY 35; LeMaster, SF 34; S.Sax, Italians and affirmed Canada I’s 39-second victory Laga dh 4 0 0 0 Squires 1b 1 0 0 0 decided to keep playing, finishing ninth in It has been our policy in the Friday's Games LA 32; Butler, Atl 30. Leach 1b 3 0 0 0 VLaw 3b 2 10 0 over Azzurra, propelling the Canadians into the last (All Times EOT) ^ , _ American League — Henderson, Krndic 3b 3 0 1 0 Fletchr ss 3 1 1 0 IN STORE Philadelphia and fourth in the U.S. Women's Junior Soccer program to culmi­ berth in the America's Cup foreign semifinals starting Team America at Fort Lauderdale, 8 Oak Cruz 2b 4 111 Open in Tulsa to end the drought. nate the season by displaying the P-ih- 49; R. Low, Chi 51; Cruz, Chi 45; Wilson, Totals X 2 6 2 Totals X 4 6 3 Package Store Aug. 11. Australia II, Britain's Victory '83 and Chlooao at Tampa Boy, 8 p.m. ’ Manchcelcr Pnrkade And Carner taught her a big lesson in the Open. pictures of our 10 championship KC 44; Sample, Tex 34. Detroit 0M1MM1— 2 r^ O O U O ^ Azzurra previously claimed the three preceding Saturday's Games Pitching Chicago OMMHMx— 4 SPECIAIS! “ That's when I got rid of thoughts of quitting," teams in the Herald sports section. 408 W. Middle Tnphe spots. New York at Montreal Victories Game-winning RBI — Cruz (4). 649-0446 the 23-year-old Rizzo said. With the misfortune of shooting ' Golden Bay at Tulsa, night National League — Rogers, Mtl 1M; E— Berenguer 2. DP— Oetralt 1, Chica­ Members of the challengers race committee turned this year’s championship teams in Dravecky, SD 13-8; Perez, Atl 12-3; go 1. LOB— Detroit 7, Chicago 8. 2B— down Azzurra's contention that Canada 1 tacked too color film, we’ve appreciated the McMurtry, Atl 134; Soto, CIn 139. Fletcher, Cruz. 3B— R. Law. HR— Gibson closely during their crucial match in 15-knot winds on American League — McGregor, Balt (8), Herndon (14). SB— Fisk (7). Reg. NOW Save effort made by your department 14-4; Honeycutt, Tex 14-4; Hoyt, Chi 13 IP H RERBBSO 8 84 proof 1.751 $18.99 1 Rhode Island Sound. 10; Clancy, Tor and Dotson, Chi 12-4; Detroit 13.99 5.00 USFL contract suspended along with the photography de­ SOUTHERN COMFORT c « ; $113.94 j "There’s no way anyone can take our victory away partment to print these pictures Guidry, NY and Sutcliffe, Clev 137; Berenguer 5 1 0 0 7 5 77.94 30.00 SAN DIEGO — A federal judge has granted from us now," said a smiling Canada 1 skipperTerry Transactions Morris, Det 138. Bair (L 3-3) 1-3 3 4 4 1 0 However, the transposal from Earned Run Average Gumpert 2 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 ' r -M Reg. NOW running buck Gary Anderson's request for a McLaughlin. color to black and white, as you gggggggggaggggugg***** (Based on 1 1nning X numbor of games Chicago $ave temporary restraining order suspending his each team has plaveq) Dotson (W 126) 8 6 2 2 2 5 SEAGRAM'S 7 CROWN $15.25 $12.99 $2.26 "If we had lost, it would be like getting into the know was unsuccessful. National League — Hammaker, SF 1.75L 80 proof US FL contract and clearing the way for a Lamp (S 7) 1 0 0 0 1 2 $91.50 $Z7.94 $13.56 semifinals through the back door,” said McLaughlin, Our sincere apologies to the 1.98; Ryan, Hous 324; Pena, LA 2.38; Dotson pitched to 1 batter In 9th. ItL l Caaa possible N FL stint with the San Diego Chargers. 27, of Toronto. Canada 1 was assured the semifinal Baseball Denny, Phil an(l Soto, CIn 2.41. HBP— by Datson (Gibson). PB— coaches and members of our American League — Honeycutt, Tex The Chargers Thursday announced the signing spot as long as Australia’s Challenge 12 was defeated division champs. St. Louis — Sold pitcher John Martin Par­ Reg. to Drtrolt; purchase contract of pitcher 2.24; Stieb, Tor 2.89; Young, Sea 2.95; rish. T — 2:56. A -^,695. NOW $ave of the Tampa Bay Bandits' running back, who by Australia II. Darwln, Tex 3.06; Stanley, Bos 3.07. WOIFSCHMIDT VODKA $ 6.79 Junior Soccer Co-Dliectora [}annv Cox from Louisville (AA). proof $ 5.34 $ 1.45 filed suit in Houston Wednesday to get out of his While the Royal Perth Yacht Club entry battered Joe Erardi Bosketball Strlkeauts 80 LItar $81.48 U SFL contract. her fellow countrymen aboard Challenge 12 by 1:05, Utah — Signed guard Rickey Green National League — Carlton, Phil 175; 1 Caaa $64.08 $17.40 Bob Healy. Soto, CIn 170; McWilliams, Pitt 142; Twins 4,A’s3 San Diego owner Gene Klein said Anderson the club overseeing the prestigious races claimed the and forward Kenny Nott to toi^vear contracts; named Dovid Checketts os Ryan, Hous 112; Candelaria, Pitt and i ‘ Reg. signed a series of contracts with the Chargers keel of Australia II “ threatens to unfairly control the Following are the championship Executive vice p re s l^ t. Valenzuela, LA 110. lORD CALVERT ^N O W $ave American League — Morris, Det 142; OAKLAND MINNESOTA $15.15 Wednesday night, but disclosed no details. 1983 competition." squads; Pee Wee — MCC-Aztecs Colleae Ob r h bl ab r h bl 80 pro of 1.75L C.W. Post — Nomed Ted O'Berg Stieb, Tor IX ; Rlghettl, NY 114; $11.88 $ 3.27 Anderson started working out with the Chargers In a package of critical letters sent to the 11-0-2, Coach Bob Lathrop; Illing- Blyleven, Clev 114; Sutcliffe, Clev 107. Peters It 4 0 10 Brown ct 4 0 0 0 Casa $90.90 t women’s basketball coach. Almon 1b 10 10 Castino 2b 3 0 0 0 $71.28 $19.62 Thursday morning. International Yacht Racing Union in London, Halsey Meteors 10-1-3, Coaches Jon Bou- Cal-SanDlego— NamedTomMarshall Davis rf 5 12 1 Ward If 4 110 The player sued his former agent, Jerry Herreshoff, the navigator aboard Dennis Conner’s lay, Carl Skoog; Midget — North- head basketball coa^. Murphyef 3 09rbek1b 4 2 2 0 Reg. UPI photo' Football ^ ^ Hancck 1b 3 0 1 0 (SaettI 3b 4 1 1 0 NOW $ave Argovitz, who advised him to sign with Tampa Liberty, said Australia II “ will likely win the Suns, 11-2-1, Coaches George and ’• Buttolo— AcquIredfreesat^Tommy SMIRNOFF VODKA $14.59 Lansfrd 3b 1 1 1 0 Bush dh 10 11 pro o f $11.49 $ 3.10 Bay, on grounds Argovitz conspired to deliver America’s Cup in September” if the keel design is Sandy Glaser, Central- Rowdies Myers from New Orleans (or future Gross 3b 2 0 10 Engle ph 10 10 80 1.75L $87.54 him to the Bandits as a condition for the USFL's Clerc bows out In Clays 14-0-0, Coaches Don Kelsey, Bob Lopes 2b 1 0 0 0 Brnnsky rt 4 0 1 2 Cats $68.94 $18.60 allowed to remain in competition. ’*°cindnnatl''— Cut defensive lineman Radio, TV granting a Houston franchise to Argovitz. Herreshoff, a respected naval architect, said the Salonen, MCC- Sting 0-1-4, rnnoh Kearney c 2 0 0 0 Jimenez ss 3 0 0 0 After spending all Thursday in bed with a sinus problem IVIIson Whitley. 1,1 •••••••augggugguguugg* Hendrsn It 1 0 1 1 Wshngt ss 10 11 "We were contacted by Anderson's (new) “ loophole oddness” of the keel "could ruin America’s Russ Robison; Juniors — North- Phllodelphia — Named Ed WIsneskJ HIM ss 3 0 0 0 Smith c 4 0 10 R eg. NOW Heath c 0000 GO R DO N G IN Save agent who said Gary had invalidated his contract Cup competition for all time.” and 101-degree fever, Argentina’sJose-Luis Clerc quit in Warriors 11-0-1, Coaches Chris '‘'SS:“DlSiS“ id?Sng bock Gary $13.90 Page dh 2 1 1 0 80 pro of 1.75L $10.99 $ 2.91 with Tampa Bay and hired Houston counsel who “ For us to do nothing would be to slack our duty in the middle of his match with countryman Roberto Diana and Kim Bottone, Central- Anderson. TONIGHT Brrghs ph 1 0.0 0 Caaa $83.40 $65.94 gave him the legal opinion that he was free to play Kings 9-3-2, Coach John Bossidy 7 :X PGA Chomplonships, ESPN Phillips ss 4 0 1 0 $17.46 protecting the most magnificent competition in Arguello at the U.S. Open Clay Court Championships In ' Detroit— SlgnedcentarSteveYierman with the team of his choice." Klein said. "It’s our sports,” Herreshoff said. MCC- DiplomaU 8-1-2 Coaches -• m ih k e e s vs. Tigers, Channel 3, 11, Totals n 3 10 $ Totals X 4 9 4 Indianapolis. He had lost the first set 6-1 and said he ■|o a m u ltL yw contract. WPOP Mlond MIOMMO—3 understanding that a judge in Houston issued a Although Challenge 12 filed a protest against George Cook and Bob Longo- Minnesota — Signed center S :X Red Sox vs, Royals, Channel X , Minnesota OM i « r n i r ^ 4 lO-day temporary restraining order to prohibit couldn't play any further. The Illness ends Clerc’s streak Intermedlate — East- Brion . . 38r W TIC .^^G om ew lnjlno RBI — Washington •Now London 330 Rout# #1 Shopping Guntur Australia II for coming too close, she cannot tarnish 'Lawlonlo a tour-year contract. •Wust Hartford 1491 New Britain Ave. Tampa Bay from interfering." 10-3-1 Coach Ed Lapointe, West- 9 ;X C F L ; Saskatchewan vs. Edmoii-'' Canada’s triumph rcgardlo.ss of the outcome of her of 16 match victories and costs him a shot at a third U S New Jersey — Signed tree-agent left ton, ESPN E— Gross-' DP— Minnesota 3. LO B r- •Wuat Hartford 326 No. Main 8L ^Btoomfluld 55 WIntonbury Mall petition today. _CJay. Court, title. Racers 14-0-0, C o a c h ’ itava ^otnaer Gary McAdam to a multl-veor ^ PGA Championships, Channels (3akland9, Mlnnesota8.2B— Page, Grpss, Ballone. * Bush, Smith, Lansford. 3B— Davis. >Mandtaatar 408 W. Middle Tpko. Manchaater Parkada i IK M A \ C l l K S T ' ; i i lli;u \l.l> I'n.I.iN \iiu .VIA.NCHKSTKH IIKHAI.D. I■^|■|(l■l.\. AuK- -i. I3 K3 - IS 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Classified....Business Opportunities ...22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 Notices For advertisements to be Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 Misc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates published Monday, the dead­ Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m . on Frid a y. TAG SALE SIGNS S2.25 for one day Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts ...... 65 Are' things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items ...... 66 Per W ord: Read Your Ad Auctions...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Items ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« announce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your Services Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« Classified advertisements ad you’ll receive ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. Homes for Sale...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13< are taken by telephone as a Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12« convenience. Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering...... 52 M ortgages...... 11 Happy Ads: The Manchester Herald Is Investment Property ...... 34 Bullding/Contracting...... 53 $3.00 per column Ipch responsible only for one Incor­ Personal Loans...... 12 Rooflng/Siding...... 54 CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER .Insurance...... 13 Business P ro p e rty...... 35 rect Insertion and then only Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumblng...... 55 Automotive Deadlines Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 for the size of the original Flo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise­ Insertion. Rentals Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcycles/BIcycles___72 ments to be published Tues­ E rro rs which do not lessen Employment Services W anted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement & Education Rooms for Rent ...... 41 For Sale Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by an Potnllng/Popering 52 Household Goods 63 Misc. for $ale 63 Antiques 68 Tog Sales 69 Motorcvcles/Blcycles 72 Apartments for Rent ... .42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. additional Insertion. Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Hollday/Seasonal. .61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 Establish PAINTING AND P/iPER ARM Y s l e e p i n g BAG WANTED ANTIQUES: 10 SPEED BIKE — HANGING — Exterior ETHAN ALLEN DARK Early Victorian, Oak, PINE Trestle table with — Brand new. $25 or Best "NEW" with accesso­ regular buying and interior, ceilings re­ Offer. Call after 6pm, 1920'sand miscellaneous. 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Lots/Lond for Sale 33 Apartments tor Rent 42 Wanted to Rent 47 Services Offered SI two benches. $350. 649- ries. American made. Notices Help Wanted paired. References, fully 742-6016. Please call 643-8709. Save $50. $100 cash. Call Insured. Quality work. 6457 after 5pm. TAG SALE — Huge Selec­ tion! Rain or Shine. Sat­ 646-5659. Martin Mattsson, even­ PLATE GLASS SHELV­ habits with your GRAN DMOTHER'S ings 649-4431. urday, August 6th. 9am to NEED EXTRA CASH? EXPERIENCED PAIN­ COUNTER PERSON — FR EE CATALO G of land TWO BEDROOM DU LOCAL ELECTRICIAN ELECTRIC CLOTHES ING — Six pieces, 5V2 feet Lost/Found 01 — Small campany needs HOUSE, INC., MAN­ •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa* 4pm. 760 Center Street, , $350 a week plus possible. TERS wanted tor full Part time, afternoons bargains, 5 acres to 500 PLEX — Laundry Hook­ d r y e r — 220 V, Kelvlno- long, 10" -14" wide. $7.50 small office and storage CHESTER — We provide). INTERIOR — EXTE­ Manchester. ------Work from home. For time emplovment. Call and Saturday. Must be acres, covering all New ups, Fenced Yard, tor - Moving South - Will each, $40 for all. Call Tog Soles «9 ------LADIES 3 SPEED 26" advertising— England and New York space. Call Joe Dumas, structured daycare and;: RIOR Pointing — Wal­ details call 1-312-931-5337, L.A. Converse, Co. 646- flexible and personable. Central Location, Ap­ Sacrifice, $40. Call 649- 649-4339. ^ #••••#•••••■••••••••••• BIKE — Rollins made. LOST — SMALL FE­ Apply In person at.Swiss State at lowest Imagina­ 646-5253. nursery school to 12 ;' lpapering and drywall M ALE CAT, Black tioer, Ext. 2340H. 3117. pliances. No qtllltles. No 8595. ***** A Almost new; Excellent All Fabric Services, 521 ble prices. Write LAND pets. Call 649-0159. children in our pleasant Installation. Quality pro­ NEW, NEVER USED white paws and white CATALOG, P.O. Box 938, home-llke setting. Sta te - fessional work. Reasona­ AUlOITIOflVG condition. Partially e v e ry d a y in SALES PERSONS — Ad­ TY P IS T, part time. 9am East Middle Turnpike, WASHER, KENMORp — double hung eight over equipped. Asking $60. chin. Lost In vicinity of to 3pm. Hourly rate. For Manchester or Vernon No. Adams, MA 01247. FIV E ROOMS - Second licensed and staffed bv.u ble prices. Free esti­ ★ Main and Williams vertising sales positions white, large capacity,' 3- eight window, 42W by ••■••••••••••••••••••a. Call 649-9907. for Greater Hartford appointment call Mrs. Circle Shopping Center, floor. Carpeted. Stove caring professionals. We mates. G.L. McHugh, speed, 4 cycle. Looks and 53H. Half price, $45. Call Streets. If seen call 643- Rogers, 10am-2pm, 289- Vernon between 8am and Services can provide your child'-' 643-9321. P.W.P. TA G SALE — #■«..,Trii#-i,. The Herald, 4251. area. Commission versus and refrlgerator.118 works good. $65. Call 64^2190. Saturday August 6th, Cars/Trucks (or Sale 71 ------draw plus expenses. For 0256. 2pm. Chorter Oak Street, with a home away from 8754736. home. Call now, 649-8920'.' PAUL'S PAINTING­ 10am to 2pm. MIscellane- 1977 KAW ASAK11000 — LOST - East Middle Turn­ personal Interview call above Hungry Tiger Re$- FOUR INCH swivel vise. ous Items, books, toys, CC L T D , with wind- 871-8035 or send resume to Excellent Income for part taurant. $325. Security. Services Offered 51 or 646-9608. PAPERHANGING — 25 $10. Call 649-1649. ^ "The pike area, small gray and CHILD CARE — Woman Rentals Years experience. Walls, butcher block tables. Elm IS IT TR U E YOU CAN jammer. Excellent TCM , P.O. Box 3184, Ver­ time ' home assembly with young son desires Adults only. Call Farr's, Street extension, BUY JEEPS FOR $44 condition! Asking $2295. white female cat, wear­ work. For Info. Call 504- NEED A VACATIOff" ceilings, trim, staining Misc. (or Sole 63 ing flea collar. Answers non, CT 06066. responsible, mature 646-7111. FOR SALE — Radiant Manchester. THROUGH T H E U.S. GO- Days, 875-5945; evenings, Com m unily 641-8003. Ext. 8201. FROM HOUSEWORK?. . floors - refInIshIng ca­ screen, size 30 X 40 (or to "Bibeau". Very sadly woman or couple to live C & M TR E E Service — binets. Reasonable. 525------VERNMENT? GET THE 872-7887 Rooms (or Rent 41 MANCHESTER - One Thorough housecleaning-" slide pictures. Asking $15. F A C TS TODAY! Call ------missed. 647-1246 days; rent free In adlacent two Free estimates, discount offered by experience d '^ 2 0 7 5 . ______632-2638 after 6:30pm. HOUSEKEEPER - Col­ bedroom deluxe apart­ bedroom condominium. SWIM POOLS warehouse Call 649-6757. ★ (312) 742-1142. E X T. 5426. lege professor needs ma­ senior citizens. Company college student. Call Si/KT Voice ment in Monchester, plus aaaaeeeaaasaaaeeeeeaaee Large living room, dining Manchester owned and M0n$SK>IUl PAINTING forced to dispose of new WINF ture, dependable area. Quiet, convenient anytime at 649-8678. , * J LOST — Two cats, one monthly stipend. In ex­ GENTLEMAN PRE­ operated. Call 646-1327. Connitrelil • RMidwtIil on-ground 31’ long pools ' BICYCLE — Ladles 26" TAG SALE — CJ 7 1972 POLARAS STATION ••••••••••••••••••••••• housekeeper to care for 2 location. $359. 693-2267 complete with huge sun- 3-speed gears. "Fre e black and white, and one change for housekeeping FER RED. $50.00 weekly. RICHARDSON MA- “ MtIng Tixturi Spsclilltt Bonnet, Keroson heater, W A G O N — Good running Misc. Automotive 76 Tabby. Vicinity of Bolton SALES boys, ages 5 and 7 and to and child care services. after 5pm. decks, fencing, hl-rote Spirit" with rear baby Since 1881." handle light housekeep­ Kitchen privileges. 646- REWEAVING BURN SONRY — Brick, block, • Houtt Powtr WisNng furniture, clothes, collec- condition. New battery, Lake, Route 44. Please Looking for aggressive, Car essential. Must be 2000. HOLES — zippers, um­ filters, ladders, war­ seat. In like new condi­ ing In Manchester. Hours TW O BEDROOM town- stone, plastering, chlnt- Z FREE ESTIMATES ranty, etc. Asking $966 tion. Color, black. $70. tables, refrigerator, ping rebuilt motor, am/fm ra- •••••••••••#••••••••••• call 649-5547. sell-mollvated, experi­ non-smoker. No pets. brellas repaired. Window pong table, miscellane- .' ^ Sunday, August 6th and 1974 FORD GRAN TO - plenty of wear left, both Contact WINF RADIO, appointment. Chimney repairs. No lob END ROLLS— 27V2 width with built In heater, three PLAN — Information after 7pm. share apartment - private ment, stove, rate. Dictaphone. No^ - 25 cents; 13% width - 2 7th. Many household and RING WAGON — Good jp,. jis.oo. Coll 644-2063 257 East Center Street, bedroom. $50 weekly. too small. Call 644-8356. bureaus, gas heater, kit­ meetings Mondays Manchester, Conn. refrigerator. Wall to wall steno. Can use and oper-”* Bulldlng/Controctlng 53 for 25 cents. M UST be chen table with four children's Items. 15 West- running condition. $300. after 5pm. 10:30am and 7:30pm. 150 TYPIST/RECEPTION- $100 security. Referen­ 06040, can 646-1230 SYSTEMS OPERATOR - carpeting. $310 plus utili­ ate most phone systems,.. picked up at the Man­ chairs. Western horse view Drive, opposite Bol- Call 643-7445. ______North Main Street, Man­ Second shift. (Candidates IST and assistant in Man­ ces. 649-9158. EXPERIENCED aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Io n Congregatlona 1970 F100 FORD Truck, Call chester doctor's office. ties. Call 649-4003. Pleasant, neat and clean LEON CIESZYNSKI chester HeraldOffIce B E­ saddle, bunk beds, china 1976 BUICK CENTURY — chester. 646-3994. should have good organi­ PAINTER-Quallty work. appearance. Knowledge, FORE 11 AM ONLY. Church, Bolton Center. rear axle housing com­ Mature, reliable person Reasonable rates. Fully BUI LOER — New homes, cabinet, small refrigera­ Four door. Air. AM/FM. plete with axle and car­ NEEDED IMME- zational and office skills of a little bit of every-' tor. Excellent condition. Forced To Sell! Best • 4 7 -0 9 4 6 as well as the willingness with pleasant personal­ Insured. Free estimates. additions, remodeling, MOVING SOUTH! EV­ rier. $99.00. Call 647-1638. D IA TE LY — Mature, re- ity. Approximately 30 Apartments for Rent 42 643-9237, ask for Jerry. thing. Work well undeir'" rec rooms, goroges, kit­ M UST SELL! Please call ERYTHING MUST GO! offer. 872-3024. and aptitude to learn to Homes for Rent 43 pressure. Very good wlt^,'^ 646-1358. Announcements 03 sponsible, hours. 60wpm minimum. chens remodeled, cell- SCREENED LOAM ------No reasonable offer re­ TW O 13 Inch Ford Mus­ 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 grandmotherly type per­ operate plotting and film people. No dblectlons to"/' 1976 PINTO — Mags, low processing equipment. Call 646-5153, leave mes­ ODD JOBS, Trucking. inbs, both tile, dormers, grovel, processed gravel, fused! 23 Summit Street tang rims, like new, son to help care for sage with service. uniforms. Some CR T ex-^.'?; 72 INCH LOCKE (Rear, no. 19) Saturday 8, mileage, no rust. Best Apply to personnel de­ MANCHESTER-One, two Home repairs. You name roofing. Residential or sand, stone and fill. For $20.00. Call 643-6802 or newborn and 2 year old in it, we do It. Free esti­ perience. Looking for commercial. 649-4291. MOWER, Excellent con­ Sunday. offer. Call 646-3513 after RUSSELL'S BARBER partment, Gerber Scien­ and three bedroom COVENTRY — Water­ good, permanent posi-'''' deliveries call George 649-6205. my home. Part time. Own ALARM INSTALLER — mates. Insured. 643-0304. dition. 72 Inch Lock 4om. SHOP, 195 Spruce Street, tific Instrument Co., 83 apartments. Heat and hot front, seven room, three tion, east of the rlver^ Gritting, Andover, 742- mower, for parts. 6 X 8 INVITATION TO AID tranportatlon a must. Experienced burglar and FARRAND REMODEL- 7886. INDOOR TAG SALE — PAIR B EIGE Bucket seat announces that RALPH Gerber Road, West., water. $400, $425, $495. bedrooms, furnished Call after 6pm, Monday.! utility trailer, good con­ • 691 Vernon area. Call 646- fire alarm Installer. Li­ FOGARTY BROTHERS ING — Cabinets, roofing, Furniture, books. Odds 'n 1975 V E G A — 53,212 covers for older Firebird Re*bld GUTR ICK , former co­ 5153, leaye number with South Windsor. EO E MF. Call 649-4800. home. Available Sep­ thru Friday, anytime bet,,, ditioner. Two 10 gallon miles. Minimal, fixable cense preferred. Base sa­ tember 1st. $550 per — Bathroom remodel­ gutters, room additions, DELIVERING RICH Ends. 852 Vernon Street. or Camaro, excellent COST PROPOSALS FOR IN­ owner to the MANCHES­ answering service. fore 10am, Saturday - aquariums. One 20gallon Friday and Saturday, rust. $1200. Call 649-9158. SPECTION, TAGGING, PART T IM E - Legal Se­ lary plus override, Insu-. 454 MAIN STREET-FIrst month, plus utilities and ing; Installation water decks, all types of remo­ LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 condition. 643-9141. TER BARBER SHOP Is ranee benefits. Call' 649-7325. ~ deling and repairs. FREE aquarium. 30 Inch drop-ln 9am to 4pm. TESTING & REFILLING OF cretary with real estate floor. Three room heated security. No pets. 742-8247 heaters, garbage dispo­ plus fox. Washed sand, $ 20 . 00 . FIRE EXTINGUISHERS now associated with us between 9am and 5pm, estimates. Fully Insured. elecric stove. After 6pm, 1981 CADILLAC COUPE full time. experience. Excellent apartment. $325. Security after 5pm. sals; faucet repairs. 649- stone, trap rock, and 643-1699. The Boord of Education, HERALD 528-9674. 7657. Viso/MasterCard LICENSED BABYSIT^/ Telephone 643-6017._____ gravel. 643-9504. TA G SALE — Saturday DE VILLE — Low mi­ 110 Long Hill Drive, East typing skills. 649-4660,649- required. Phone 646-2426 T E R will babysit In my leage. Must See. Call Hartford, CT. will receive 2680. HOUSE ON TH E LAK E — accepted. 8/6, 9am to 4pm and ATTENTION HOUSE­ 9 to 5 weekdays. home, days. Manchester. , CUSTOM 8 TRACK STEREO TAPE Sunday 8/7, 9am to 4pm. 649-9203 anytime. REAR WINDOW OF 1977 sealed bids for Cost Propos­ C l a s s i f i e d Handyman Special! Will provide references.r REMODELING- PAINT-$2.50-$4.00 per P LA YER , no tapes. Ex­ CHEVY PICKUP als for Inspection, Tagging, WIVES, VACATIONING WILLING TO DO ODD gallon. Manufacturer has 30 Debbie Drive. Testing & Refilling of Fire Emplovment STUDENTS, anyone with KENNEL ASSISTANT — Situation Wanted 23 LjKE PRIVATE HOME. Needs little work. Two 643-1250. Bathrooms, kitchen, rec cellent condition. $25. VW — '66, Sun roof. TRUCK. $25 or Best Offer Extinguishers. Bid informo- Phone Full or part time person bedroom, fleldstone fire­ JOBS, Housecleaning, overruns, discontinued takes It. Call 643-4251. & Education free time In the eyenings! Sfudlo-type apartment. rooms, roofing, siding, Call 643-5384. GIANT TAG SALE — Needs work. $250. Call tion and specifications are needed for busy kennel. place. Porch overlooking painting or wood work­ colors, slow movers, mis­ availoble at the Business There are a limited Utilities,appliances. RELIABLE 46 year old- house repairs. Licensed Rain or shine. Saturday 646-5988 after 6pm. Early hours and weekend Working single adult. No lake. Available Imme­ ing. Have own transpor­ takes. Cash only. Pick up 4 FIR E S TO N E deluxe Office. Sealed bids will be number of positions op­ CHILD CARE 8. LIG H T woman will core for your.w and experienced. Call THREE KITCHEN and Sunday 10 to 4. 6 received until 11:00 a.m. on 643-2711 work. Must be reliable. children, pets. 643-2880. diately. 301-252-1981. tation. Call 647-0329 or at factory. 158 Hartford champion radial tires, Help Wanted ening In our phone sales HOUSEKEEPING of­ children in your home" Gary 646-4743 or 649-8516. STOOLS — Black fops, $5 Pioneer Circle, 1971 FORD TRUCK — Thursday, August 25,1983, at 21 Start Immediately. Apply 646- 0016. Road, Manchester. 649- each or all for $10. F R E E - P165/75R13 In good condi­ which time they will be You’ll Get operation. If you haye a fered by MCC morning while you get away (of— 2882. Manchester. Utility body. Good run­ In person - Tuesday, Wed­ FIVE ROOM DUPLEX- MANCHESTER — Five DESIGN KITCHENS by, Natlonal Geographic tion, for a total of $20. Cal 1 publicly opened and reod good voice and the desire student In return for AMBITIOUS COLLEGE the weekend. References C ning condition. Good aloud. The Board of Educa­ to make your free even­ nesday, Thursday or Sat­ room, board, small sa­ Two bedrooms. Dining room home. Stove and available. Write Box N N ' J.“ P. Lewis. Cabinets,' magazines. Call 643-1814. tires. $600. Call 643-1814. 563-2717. tion reserves the right to Results! T H E E A S Y W A Y to find ings profitable, call urday only. Canine Holi­ room. $400 monthly. No refrigerator Included. S TU D E N T — Seeks odd vanities, formica, Wilson accept or reject any or all lary. Christian home pre­ lobs. Painting and lawns c/o The Herald fat, q cash buyer for no- Gerry tor an interview at day Inne, 200 Sheldon ferred. References. Call pets. Security deposit re­ $500 per month, plus utili­ particulars. " r art, Corlan counter tops, 1974 MUSTANG — 4 cy­ 8X6X2TRUCKCAP.S50. bids or the right to waive Road, Manchester. ore a specialty. Call Jeff, Call 742-7176. technical formalities If it is in longer-needed house­ 643-27 1 1, M onday- Laura, 644-8596. quired. Group I, Phil- ties. References re­ kitchen cabinet fronts, linder, 4 speed. $1000. Cal 1 the best Interest to do so. quired. 649-2271. 647- 9013. Pets 6S TA G SALE — 31 Hollister hold items is with q Wednesday eyenings be­ brick Agency, 646-4200. WOULD LIKE TO BAB,: complete woodworking ALUMINUM SHEETS Street, Manchester. Sat­ 649-6286. Nancy J. Harris, want ad. Dial 643-2711 to tween 6:30 and 7:30. Will service, custom made used as printing plates — Director Y S IT In my Manchester-'' aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa urday, August 6th. 10am' Business Services place your quick-action train qualified Individu­ NEWSPAPER 3 ROOMS — Third floor. HOUSEWORK GOT YOU home. MHS area. CalL. furniture, colonial repro­ .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50c to Spm. Odds 'n Ends. 1966 CHEVY IMPALA SS ad. B OLTO N 005-08 als to earn $67.00 to CARRIER NEEDED Instruction 25 Heat, hot water. Adults. DOWN? Let "The 646-8309. ductions In wood, 9 varie­ each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone SYLVESTER T Y P E Cat, Miscellaneous. — 283 engine. Good run­ PUBLIC NOTICE ABC Coverlet $120.00 weekly. C A LL No pets. $310. Security. HOUSEWORKS" pick ties of hardwood and 643-2711. They M U ST be black and white, short ning condition. Needs The Zoning Board of Ap­ NOW!! IN MANCHESTER Call after 6pm, 649-2236. Store/Office Space 44 picked up before hair, nine months, neu­ peals )wlll hold 0 Public you up! Experienced AT HOME MOTHER veneers NOW IN STOCK UNION AND NORTH body work. Two new Hearing on August 14,1983 at Cleaners-Insured and Looking for child to • Call 649-9658 or evenings, 1 1 :00a.m. only. tered male, shots. Very M AIN STR E ETS — Sat­ front tires. $500 or best 7 PM at the To)«n Hall to hear Side Pleots LICENSED NURSE— CALL PIANO LESSONS - Be­ FOUR ROOM APART­ Small facility. Part time. SECRETARY — with ex­ ginners only. Callnowfor bonded. A two hour min­ watch in my house, oft: 289-7010. affectionate. Adopt-Con­ urday, 9 to 3. Portable offer. Call 643-1262. the following appeal: cellent shorthand and 647-9946 fall sign ups. Mrs. Capo, M E N T. Adults only. No EXCELLENT OFFICE imum and reasonable Porter Street. Full oroart* necticut Animal Welfare Royal manual typewri­ Appeal of Milton and Ro­ Minimal stress. Salary Pets. Security. Referen­ semary Hathaway of 40 negotiable. Coll 649-2358. typing skills needed for 289-4033 anytime. Child­ MAI N S TR E E T— 500/1000 rates meet everyone's time. Starting In Sep,^ Roofing/Siding 54 League (Donation). 721- ter, records, books, wine Quarry Road for a variance dlyersified duties in a ces. One car. Call after sq. ft., heat, lanitor, park­ needs. Call “ The House­ tember. 649-1827. 0918. glasses, etc... to allow construction of a ren and adults welcome. 4pm, 649-1265. TWO AIR CONDITION­ small, yery busy office. MEDICAL SECRETARY ing, air. Reasonable. 649- works", 647-3777. Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 sign 20 feet from the property ERS, $50 each, aluminum FREE TO GOOD HOME I line instead of the required 30 Well organized and con­ — For growing Manches­ 5334, 643-7175, 643-1393. BIDWELL HOME im­ TAG SALE — 172 Maple feet on property located at 10 GO BACK TO WORK genial personality a posi­ MANCHESTER — Five LCXIKING FOR good" door canopy, $35. Two Part Siamese, spayed. WHEN THE KIDS GO ter family practice. Four RESPONSIBLE, LOV­ provement Company — Street. Saturday, August Quarry Rood. tive factor. Send resume room, two bedroom 600 Square Feet of store news? Look for the.,’ KLH speakers, $100each. Indoor female cat. 643- John H. Roberts, BACK TO SCHOOL. Sell or five days. No wee­ ING CH ILD CAR E in my Roofing, siding, altera­ 6th, 10am to Spm. “ Some­ 1978 HONDA CB400T - with salary requirements Real Estate apartment. References. front or office space. $400 home. Buckley school many bargain buys Four new bar stools, $15 5705. Chairman Avon, earn good money. kends. Diverse work and tion, additions. Same each. One pair ladies new thing For Everyone!" 4000 miles, used one sea­ Zoning Board to P.O. Box 5, Buckland personal contact In pro­ Security. No pets. $475 monthly plus utilities. area. References pro­ vertlsed In the classl^U Tools, baby clothes. Call 523-9401, 278-2941. Includes heat. 649-4003. number for over 30 years. leather boots, 8'/2 me­ son. Must sell. 647-8235. of Appeals Station, Manchester, CT gressive friendly envir­ 643-6712. vided. Call 649-4783. fled columns today. 649-6495. LADY BUSTER 004-08 06040. dium, $35. 742-6700. KENNELS — Canine SEWERS — Established onment. Send resume to Homes (or Sale 31 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Box N c/o The Herald. Boarding. Safe, clean. nationwide pillow manu­ G.E. AIR CONDI­ State License. 30 years facturer has Immediate eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Homes for Sole 3i Homes for Sale 31 Homes for Sole 31 Homes for Sale Household (*oods 62 TIONER, 5000 BTU's. experlence.$4.50 per day, Cart/Tnicks for $ole 71 Cars/Truck$ (or Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 full time openings. Expe­ MOTHER NEEDED to VERNON - Charming 6 Good condition. Asking SOCIAL WORKER for babysit 3 school children any size dog. 649-8496, rience preferred. Day mental health re-entry room, aluminum sided $60. Call 643-1629. 647-8309. shift. Flye day week. Full while mother works. Na­ program. Minimum re­ Colonial. Hilltop loca­ u ; e d r e f r ig e r a ­ benefit program. Includ­ than Hale area. Referen­ tion. One acre, treed lot. MORE THAN 300 feet of quirements: BSWqnd ex­ ces required. Please call t o r s , WASHERS, DOG TRAINING — Eight ing sewing IncentWe. perience In mental health Three bedrooms, dining flexible plastic pipe, 1" 8, week obedience class. Apply at Plllowtex Corp., 649-1794. RBnges - clean, guaran- field. Position starts No- room with beamed cell­ tw d, parts and service. I'A ". $50 for all. Call Starting August 22. Call 49 Regent Street, Man­ yember 1st. $14,000. Full ing. Deck ott appllanced. 643-6680. 643-9839 fdr registration. 1980 BUKK 1978 CHEVROLET 1981 OLDSMOBILE chester, Connecticut. PART TIME FEMALE Law prices. B.D. Peart 8, benefits. EOE. Send re­ kitchen. Plush watl-to-‘ SQn, 649 Main Street, COMPANION for elderly wall carpeting. Enclosed GET WHAT YOU 'tfAHT SCUBA EQUIPMENT — sume to: Manchester 6^2171. FREE KITTENS — Two SKYURK lady. Abproximately 20 sunpor'ch. Walk-out base- Brand new Sherwood 2000 MALIBU CUTLASS CARPENTER EXPE­ Area Conference of hours per week. Includ­ male, one female. Nine 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto­ RIENCED In remodeling. Churches., P.O. Box 773, ment. Realistically regulator. Great for the weeks old. Box trained. 2-Dr., Automatic, ing Sundays. Must haye in Q home. COLON IAL s o f a and 4-Dr., Automatic, PS, matic, PS, PB, AM Call Robert Jaryls, 643- Manchester, CT 06040 by priced to sell. Mid 60's. cKolr. Red print fabric, beginner or sport diver. Coll 643-8331. 6712. driyers license and good 647-9841. $99. Call 649-8989. PB, AM/FM Stereo PS, PB, AM Radio, Radio, Tinted September 15th. driving record. Call Mr. At RIdgeaesi Cortdominiums you'll find oil the qgll after 6pm, 644-2137 Cassette,Air Condi­ Carter, weekdays, 646- advontages of o custom home in o condo­ weekdays or anytime Air Conditioning, Glass, Air Condi­ COLUMBIA — Excellent minium community. weekends. Asking $95. LOUVERED ALUMI­ tioning, Power Win­ tioning, Vinyl Top. KIT'N’ CARLYLE 6464. “starter" or “retiree" Tinted Glass. LOW by Larry Wright ______j______NUM storm doors. Front Muiicm llamt dows, EXCELLENT five room ranch, near Choose from o voriety of floor plans, the one and rear Includes PRICED TO SELL! lilTCHEN SET formica CONDITION! #3120A MILEAGE! #3478A MECHANICALLY IN­ center of town with coun­ thot b right for you — complemented by your tte table, four chairs. screens. 80'/j X 31,80'/2 X #P0709 CLINED INDIVIDUAL to try setting. Low tax town. setecdon of decorator flooring. Palced to sell, $40. Call 35V2. $90 pair. $45 each. Columbia Lake privi­ Call 649-3598. GUITAR STEEL STRI NG o x JTTVX 1 ^ ^ cni learn repair and set up of All units ore complete whh o fully opplionced 6464794. A CO USTIC solid neck JV00/ CAT IN various machines. Four leges. Owner will help CARDINAl BUICK with some financing. kitchen, ceromk tied bothrooms, full bosement, GENERAL ELECTRIC Va and bridge, fingers easily CAT. FACTS TfiTWoab IS day week, 10 hour day. ClE . l a r g e capacity, 1980 8UICK Priced right,at $58,900. private reor wood dedt ond washer/dryer hook­ HP motor. $15. Call 643- and has good tune. $30. Apply Able Coll, Howard ups. Ridgecrest delivers oN the feotures you Mjiite electric clothes Call 875-6736. 1981 DODGE 81 Adonit St., Manchester T h e eiv\i>Loy c j f THe" Road, Bolton. Petrus Realty, 742-6270 or 5336. 228-3777. expea — ond more. Luxurious custom options dryer. 9 years old. Good RIVIERA 1421 (N W s m y . working condition. Ask- induding o garage, fireploce or skylight are cilso ONE 2 GALLON CROCK FO R SALE, PIANO DIPLDMAT 6 4 9 -4 5 7 1 PH0T04fUIDE Au «in Stitch a darling ABC FUEL OIL TRUCK IM $50. Please call 646- PAHERN '/l- Vii quilt for Baby’s crib with ovoloble. And the superior construction of lug; one gallon milk ROLLS — Arlsto, Impe­ Power Seats. Power 12 24 DRIVER — Class II Li­ Ridgecrest assures energy efficient living for o 1^7. rial, Autograph, Arto, a colorful patchwork cense required. Depen­ crock lug; canning lars. Windows. Power border. solid investment in your future. $15. Negotiable. Phone QRS, Wilcox Si White, 88 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto­ A graceful, style for the dable fuel oil delivery ONE OF THE nicest KfeNMORE Portable DIs- Notes, Rhythmodik. 1907- matic, PS, PB, Door Locks, Cruise half-size fi^ r e . . . a flat­ No. 2.34.5 has transfer, east of river. Experience things about want ads Is Ridgecrest b o smol community of 1S units l^ather, coppertone. 649-2433. Control, Tilt Steer­ tering yoke, and side- color chart; pattern piece; mld 20's. Collectors Tinted Glass, Air full directions. only. Full time. Insu­ their low cost. Another nestled In o prlvote. wooded setting, complete Call 742-8245. Conditioning, AM ing, AM/FM Stereo pleated skirt. ► ELECTRICALLY AD­ Please. 649-7080. TO ORDER, send $2.00 lor tach rance and benefits. Call Is their quick action. whh the convenletKe of commuter'bus service, Radio. LOW Ml- Cassette and more. No. 1421 with Photo- Try a want ad today! im • ------JUSTABLE BED WITH pattern, plui SOt lor postatp and 647-9137. shopping, orsd bonking within walking dbtonce. BEAUTIFUL BANJO — LEAGEI #3432A EXCELLENT VA­ Guide is in Sizes 12 VS to nandlinR. f la Make Onei. K E L L m tween 9am and 4pm, ask ANTIQUES AND New FASHION with a-tso - KEEPSAPI aUllTt. 24 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The only absolute njle Is: never lose JREAU AND VANITY tioning. Bucket elaced tad ipnilnutd dtiliu, 4th beveled mirrors, for Mark. COLLECTIBLES- Will fogger. EXCEL­ Conditioning, Lug­ Photo-Guide patterns in control of the show." — Johnny Carson. CONDOMINIUMS We B iid CXr Reputation purchose outright or sell all size ranges, has a Mlt-HEintOOM HANDIWOkK-M blld wood. Excellent Seats, EXCELLENT bpas of keidlindik skllli. ___ « 18S3 by NEA. Inc. 271 on commission. House lot LENT CONDITION! gage Racks, LOW special Grace Cole Collec­ 0 1963 by NCA. Inc . TM Rgg U S A TM Off 647 Middle Tumpite Eost. Mondiester. a • Col 84M70S or 6448140. Model Open Tuesdoy^Sundoy 12-5 gnditlon. Call 649-1882 FRIGIDAIRE air condi­ a-tS2-T0 GIVE or KEEP-40 ntt- or single piece. Tele­ tion for larger sizes; plus dltmrk Itanit ta rnakt. RVtIme. tioner, 20,000 BTU's. $250. VALUEI #P0711 #P0712 MILEAGE! #P0713 Call 649-7327. phone 644-8962. 2 BONUS Coupons! O-ISS-CRAFTS-IB paits at aalck. Price .... t l .25. toHnaka Itaini. 2(1 - MANC IIKSTKIi lll'.l'AI.D, . \iii: .■ Hiii:i

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