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projections, are predicting a 22 percent growth in ’83 the past month (49 percent) is noted in Justin Industries If you’re one of the more than 32 million investors who profits for the S&P index to $18.63. (That’s down from and Quanex. The runners-up are Barnes Group (48 per play the stock market, a word of warning: Wall Street $19,62 just three months ago). cent) and Crutcher Resources and Northrop (both 44 analysts, who’ve been cutting their ’82 earnings projM- percent). W H A T MAKES these ’82 and ’83 estimates so rele tions like crazy all year long, are now sharply cutting Sunny, warmer Manchester, Conn. Dan Dorfman vant — and disturbing — is that they’re higher (6 and 13 ON TH E O TH E R HAND, UNC Resources leads all ’ their ’83 profit projections as well. companies on the plus side with a one-month upgrading.” It means that a growing number of Wall Street pros — percent, respectively) than the S&P forecasts made by on Thursday in its ’82 earnings forecast of 82 percent. Centran Corp/- Wednesday, July 28, 1982 based on strong, ongoing contacts with top corporate the economists and portfolio managers for the very Syndicated follows with a 64 percent upgrading. And Walbar round?; management — believe the '83 Economic recovery will same brokerage firms whose analysts provide the profit — See page 2 Single copy 25c out the top three with a 23 percent earnings boost. be considerably less robust than is generally expected. Columnist predictions for IBES. In other words, more reductions Moving on to ’83, the IBES study — based on an', And if that’s so, the peppy rebound in stock prices that a are needed from the corps of analysis — assuming their analysis of 10,150 estimates — finds LTV undergoing tbe number of bulls are forecasting may simply be another very own brokerage economists know what they’re biggest one-month drop (39 percent) in analysts’ ear-> one of those Wall Street pipe dreams. talking about. ’The latest S&P index forecasts from these economists nings expectations. Tlie runners-up, both being clipped And here’s something equally significant from an in cream of the brokerage community’s profit forecasts — including the likes of Salomon Brothers, Goldman for 35 percent declines in next year’s'earnings es- ; vestment standpoint: A just-completed study of the ’82 timates, are Armco and H.F. Ahmanson. Nucor 'Corp. and ’83 earnings estimates of more than 1,000 analysts for the institutional fraternity for the past 10 years. Sachs and Kidder Peabody — call for $14.44 in ’82 and and Gqlden West Financial follow with 31 percent reduc- - from 66 brokerage firms (both the biggies and the In the latest IBES analysis — a tabulation of updated $16.54 in ’83. tions. • research boutiques) clearly indicates that Wall Street — ’82 and ’83 earnings projections as of mid-July — Wall In a much broader analysis covering 2,300 companies On the plus side, Clark Equipment, with a 32 percent: despite the widespread paring of profits — is still way . Street shaved its estimates by 3 percent for each year. in 74 industries, IBES finds the biggest ’82 earnings cuts Begin
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Contracts have been awarded for taxes said uncollectible the purchase of word processors and Policeman finds Cancer cheats girl microcomputers to be used at By Paul Hendrle The town recently has initiated an Tbe franchise owner may be respon Manchester High School for of liver transplant Herald Reporter aggressive system to collect over sible and if he cannot be found, the teaching and administration. daughter dead due real estate taxes, which - in tax bill is considered uncollectable. PITTSBURGH (U H l) - °A piy- The word processors will be SUMMIT, Wls. (UPI) - A poUce cludes foreclosure on property as a Turek added that someone in chologist has been recruited to hMp ’The Board of Directors Monday bought from Lanier Business sergeant responding to a traffic‘&ccldent last resort. cluded on the suspense list who later Products of Hartford for 842,753. explain to a 5-year-old Massachusetts refused to approve the tax collec turns up still can be billed for the dilbdvered his daughter was one of two girl that she did not receive a iiver TUREK SAID Tuesday he Lanier will supply three word people killed In the crash of a snnall bus tor’s list of overdue but uncollecti overdue tax. Inclusion on the transplant which could have prolonged ble taxes, because directors found wishes the board had approved the processors and three printers. The carrying residents from a home for the suspense list does not mean the town bid called for only two printers, but her life, because her cancer had spread. that some of the people listed have suspense li6t. waives the right to collect the tax. retarded and handicapped. 'The liver intended for Renee Cote of ’not disappeared at all. “I had hoped they would have ap Lanier representatives said the Witnesses said at least three Lowell, Mass., who had whited six proved it as we submitted it to THE LIST IS prepared when tax program called for cannot be passengers were tossed from the bus as Democratic Director Stephen T. months for a donor, went to another 5- Cassano said he reviewed the list them, so we could meet our state bills are returned in the mail with carried with two. it flipped as many as seven times after year-old, Khara Davis of Riverton, Wyo., requirements,” said Turek. the address unknotyn. 'The tools for The microcomputers will be being hit by a utility truck and swerving Wemther and found “many errors,” such as who doctors at Pittsburgh Oilldrm’s the names of people who have He said the state requires a checking the addresses — telephone bought from Northeast Computer into a ditch. Nine people were treated Hospital had prepared as a backup suspense list be prepared each fiscal books and city directories — are im Stores Inc. of Ludlow, Mass., for and released for minor injuries. 'moved within town or famous peo recipient. ple who have moved from town, but year, so records can be adjusted to precise, Turek said. 845,964.32. The bid calls for 28 Sgt. James Schuyler was sent to the Dr. Thomas Starzl, leading the reflect realistically, the amount of Turek said the list should have microcomputers in two groups. scene of the accident, where he learned could be located easily. transplant team at the University of Today's forecast “I'would not recommend that we taxes that are collectable. been ready and approved by June 30, One group of 19 microcomputers his daughter, Cheryl, 21, a passenger on Pittsburgh, found after beginning sur Some well known names appear the end of the fiscal year. with related hardware and software the bus, was killed when she was pinned jipprove this until we comb the list gery, on Renee over the weekend that Today cloudy with showers and thundeistorms. High .down and reach the point where we on the suspense list, including The problem with collecting these will be used by the computer science under the bus. Observers said he was cancer had spread to her diaphragm and temperatures in the mid 70s. South winds less than 10 former Hartford Whaler hockey taxes is the mobility of taxpayers, instruction department, which will shocked by the death and declined com .cannot collect any more taxes would hkve eaten the healttiy liver as m]m. Tonight showers and thunderstorms ending late at . , there,” said Cassano. players Alan Hangsleben, who Is Turek said. People move more often concentrate on computer instruction ment. well, making her unsuitable for a night. Lows around 60. Southwest winds less than 10 mph ’The list is composed tof taxpayers list^ as owing 8176.61, and Nick these days, especially when they in grades 7 to 12 initially, but ul The bus driver, Melissa Tikofsky, 19, transplant. becoming northwest late at night. Thursday morning Fotiu, who is listed as owing 8139.43. live in a suburban town like timately plans to operate programs of Milwaukee, also was killed. 'who owe personal property and f cloudiness becoming mostly sunny by afternoon. High motor vehicles taxes, but cannot be Some well known local people, Manchester. from Kindergarten upward. temperatures in the mid 80s. West winds around 10 mph. The other group of nine 2 Education ruling located by the tax collector’s office. such as Henry Botticello, and com This especially frustrates the Implant stimulates Often, the amounts of these taxes panies, such as Green Manor, collection of motor vehicle taxes, he microcomputers with a larger to be appealed are small and the cost of trying to appear "on the list. said. Turek proposed that the state capacity will be used for computer- tissue growth locate the delinquent taxpayer Such examples, Cassano would collect motor vehicle taxes and dis assisted instruction in various WASHINGTON (UPI )-S U te officials would be more than the Umount of argue,' indicate that not all the com tribute the revenue to the towns. educational departments. NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) — A research Extended outlook the tax owed. panies and individuals the tax That would be more efficient, he All of the equipment is expected to say they’ll appeal a court ruling.allowing be available for use by the ad team has uleveloped a highly successful Education Secretary Terrel Bell to use . BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England ■ However, the total number of collector’s office has given up on fin said, because the state Would be implant that stimulate the growth of taxes owed by the taxpayers who ding are lost. better able to keep track of people ministration when it is not being 1970 census data to distribute federal Friday through Sunday: used for education. new tissue to repair tendons and money to poor school districts. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair cannot be found is substantial. Tax 'Turek said, however, that some of who move from town to town. ligaments damaged up to 22 years The word processors and printers 8 A three-judge federal appeals panel Friday and Sunday. A chance of showers Saturday. High 'Collector James A. Turek said the the taxpayers who appear easy to He said a disproportionate amount before. temperatures in the mid 70s to the mid 80s. Low 'suspense list he prepared totals locate might not be. For example, if of his office’s time is spent on will be used at Manchester High Monday lifted a preliminary injunction School by juniors and seniors in the The component, pioneered at the that had blocked the government from temperatures in the 60s. 8387,000. a national restaurant chain appears collecting motor vehicle taxes, even Univer ity of Medicine and Dentistry of Taxpayers owing real estate taxes on the list, that parent company though they produce less revenue business education department to using the 1970 census information to dis Vermont: A chance of showers Friday and Saturday, gain experience on the kind of equip New Jersey, promises to be helpful in tribute funds under the 52.4 billion fair Sunday. Highs 75 to 85, lows 55 to 65. are not included on the suspense list. may not be responsible for the bill. than other taxes. the treatment of some 1 million patients ment they will be using when they Chapter I program. Eleven states, in Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Friday. Chance of TUREK ACKNOWLEDGES go into the work force. a year once it receives expected ap cluding Massachusetts and Connecticut, showers Saturday. Fair Sunday. Lows in the 50s to low proval from the Food and Drug .Ad that some people who know the town Herald photo by Pinto Delivery of them is expected by joined by Puerto Rico, had filed suit to 60s. Highs in the 70s to low 80s. well will be able to find some Sept. 1 so that teachers can be ministration, expected late next year. block him, saying 1980 census data Donations match The patented device, developed at 1 taxpayers on the list who don’t trained on them. should be used. belong there because they can be This old house Fifteen firms submitted bids on UMDNJ’s Orthopedic Research Nathan Riley, a spokesman for the UPI photo located. But on the whole, he said, the word processors and a com Laboratories in Newark, is a yard-long state of New York, which filed the suit carbon fiber implant coated with an ab his department does a pretty good Tom Sheehan (on ladder) and Jeff Diana work on the roof of an mittee selected from among them. on behalf of the others, said Tuesday the Long Island Sound workshop grant job. Prices in the complicated bid sorbable polymer, or plastic. [Today in history states plan to ask the full ninejudge old house they’re restoring at 202 S. Main St. Diana estimates It- Its developers said Tuesday it has Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk "We find we’re pretty accurate,” will take two years to complete the restoration joo. ranged from 828,336 to 860,572. bench to reconsider the appeals panel’s said Turek. “We have employed a stiinulated the growth of new tissue in On July 28,1945 an Army B-25 bomber lost In the fog crashed Into the Point, N.Y.: The Manchester Association for Most of the money from the grant 1(K) patients who have had it surgically decision. and matching funds will be used for national collection agency and side of the Empire State Building In New York, killing 13 people. A 'The preliminary Injunction, granted Variable winds mostly south at 10 knots with strong Retarded Citizens Inc. has received “woven” into damaged tendons and gusts possible in thunderstorms. Winds shifting sufficient contributions to match a the new food service program they’ve been unable to collect more ligaments as part of a 15-month study. fireman can be seen through the gaping hole In the skyscraper, with last month by U.S. District Judge Norma following the agency’s move to than about 6 percent of what we Man denies charges Johnson, had allowed the department to northwest 10 to 15 knots early tonight and becoming 875,000 challenge grant from the late vacation? Harold Alexander, ah aeronautical plane wreckage clinging to the wall. “ variable about 10 knots Thursday afternoon. Showers Hartford Foundation for Public Bentley School and renovations to have called uncollectable.” distribute 85 percent of each state’s 1981 Still, the Board of Directors is un engineer who originated the implant, and a few heavy thunderstorms until early tonight then > Giving. the building, Ms. Prytko said. A Manchester man has pleaded not guilty in we have all the allocation — the minimum guaranteed Laurie Prytko, executive director Bentley’s existing kitchen and convinced. said the carbon apparently “fools the under the law — and officials did so. The gradual clearing. Fair Thursday. Visibility often 1 to 3 Manchester Superior Court to charges that he sexually body to make it regrow its own tissue.” miles in fog and haze into Thursday morning. Otherwise of MARC, which operates the cafeteria facilities will be expanded. The board’s action requires the molested five girls. last-minute supplies «)] Senate revises other IS percent, about $276 million, is Manchester Sheltered Workshop, A bakery will feature nut breads, tax collector’s office to go through House panel still determined by census shifts. improving to 5 miles or more. Average wave heights about 1 foot through tonight except higher in ' made the announcement Tuesday. cupcakes; cookies and birthday the suspense list again and remove Judge Edward Y. O’Connell set Aug. 18 as the date for | • styrofoam chests mulling tax bill budget amendment thunderstorm areas. (Contributions given to meet the cakes. from it taxpayers who can be iden a pretrial hearing for Frank N. Scott Jr. of 107 • picnic supplies One aim of the program is to help tified. Three Mile Island WASHINGTON (UPI) - House WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate Patrlarca hearing grant include 815.000 from the Hart Lamplighter Dr. • Insect repellent J ford Courant Foundation and 815,000 workshop clients find jobs. Democratic leaders want to keep their has accepted clarifying changes in the • bathing caps — thongs fine recommended delayed for report from the Howard Bush Foundation. Before the move can be carried Scott is charged with first degree sexual assault, • citronella candles fingerprints off a tax increase this elec proposed constitutional amendment to The following foundations and out, a loading dock and room Extra hours set attempted first degree sexual assault, five counts of MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (UPI) - The tion year, but the senior Relublican on balance the budget that make passage of companies also contributed funds: renovations will have to be com third degree sexual assault, five counts of risk of injury every the measure more unlikely in the House NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (UPI) - by tax collector Atomic Safety and Licensing Board the tax-writing panel says the House has Aetna Life and Casualty, CBT (Cor pleted, Ms. Prytko said. The Board to a minor and three counts of fourth degree sexual little recommended the operator of Three an obligation to write k bill of its own. this year. Reputed New England crime boss Ray mond L.S. Patrlarca has been spared an Lottery porate and Responsibility Program, of Directors has agreed to lease The Tax" Opllectpr’s office will assault. th in r Mile Island be fined $100,0(X) because The Ways and Means Committee will Senate Republicans were well mindful most of the buildingi closed in June of this fact, but argued the revisions arraignment appearance in Superior ^ z a b e th Carse Foiindatioo, Ensign open Saturday, from 8:30 a.m. until Police arrested him on June 10. The charges against control room employees cheated on try again today to reech agreement on Bickford, Enswortb Foundation, by the Board of Education as an noon, for the convenience of last open mondays licensing examinations. whether to draft its own tax bill or try to were needed so that the constitutional Court until a hearing is completed on his . him stem from his sexual molestation of girls ranging health and ability to stand trial. Lydall Inc., Manchester Senior academic facility, to MARC. minute taxpayers. in age from 10 to 19, police say. The recommendation was among modify the record-large tax increase amendment would be "workable.” Ms. Prytko said the workshop U Citizens, Northeast Utilities, package already approved by the Senate. On a 97-0 vote, the Senate Tuesday Patrlarca, 74, of Johnston, R.I., was Numbers drawn in New 4094. Taxes, due on Juiy 1, become Scott is free on 825,000 bond. several the board made to the Nuclear Southern New England Telephone hopes to move into Bentley in the overdue if not paid by Aug. 1. Regulatory Commission in Washington House Speaker 'Thomas O'Neill in accepted an amendment by Senate scheduled to appear Tuesday in foistol England Tuesday: Rhode Island daily: 3566. County Superior Court to answer a Connecticut daily: 084. Vermont daily: 154. (Company, Swindell Foundation and late summer. A kitchen/bakery area Tuesday, according to GPU Nuclear dicated Tuesday he wants the House tax Budget Committee Chairman Pete is being designed and soon should be charge of being an accessory before the Maine daily: 672. Massachusetts daily: 9759. UNICO-Manctiester Chapter. Now you know Corp., the operator of TMI. writing committee to bypass the billdraf Domenici, R-N.M., changing the Money was also raised toward the put out to bid, she said. U.S. The proposed fine — as well as ting stage and go directly to a conference measure to ensure it does not give the fact to the 1968 gangland slaying of New Hampshire daily: The grandfather of all machine , inspected , challenge grant from local citizen The Sheltered Workshop has 81 / and passed by \ recommendations to prevent such with the Senate on the |98.5 billion tax in president new power to'impound funds. Robert “Bobby” Candos. clients, with a waiting list of 28 peo guns, the Gatling gun, was invented loEPARTMENT OFl Patriarca’s lawyer, John F. CiclUine, donations and proceeds from the agriculture ■ cheating in the future — ends two years crease. ple, Ms. Prytko said. by Richard J. Gatling of St. Louis. July Specials The Senate is scheduled to resume con of Providence, said his client was too ill ^ l e of a 30th anniversary booklet. E«t S229 of ASLB hearings on a variety of issues "After all, this is a Republican bill,” sideration of the proposed constitutional related to operation of the plant that O’Neill told reporters, leaving little to appear and Judge Elizabeth Dolan L amendment today. Senate Republican resulted from the nation’s worst com doubt Democrats want to avoid respon- excus^ the aging alleged undel^orld WedM ThurSus FrI.s Sat., leaders said they hope to get a final vote leader until she decides his ability to mercial nuclear accident in March 1979. siblity for the largest tax increase in next week. Atnianac Manchester hospital births Bogner’s Finest The NRC must now decide whether to history — particularly in an election stand trial. 10 lb. Lots permit GPU restart TMI Unit 1, un year. ' “It will make it more difficult with the 'The judge listened to two days of July 28-31 10 lb. Boxes damaged in the accident that crippled O’Neill said he also doesn’t want changes” to pass the amendment this testimony this week from a state physi Unit 2. Democrats to be responsible for a year in the House, where it faces an up cian and Patriarca’s personal doctors. V Issues specifically relating to cheating stalemate that would give lobbyists time hill battle, said co-sponsor Rep. Ed Vacation schedules forced the judge to Today is Wednesday, July 28th, the 209th day of 1982 add to rise in state's rate on both company and NRC licensing to organize against the bill, which he Jenkins, D-Ga. "Obviously, I’m con postpone the remainder of the hearing with 15 to follow. until midAugust when it will continue in The number of births increased have two children close together. exams, were dealt with when the likes for such provisions as closing cerned because time is getting very, The moon is moving from its first quarter toward its "By Nancy Thompson hearings reopened in January. business tax loopholes. very close.” her Cambridge courtroom. from 1,372 in 1980 to 1,398 in 1981, ac- Malone said the increase in births full phase. Herald Reporter cordlnq to statistics compiled by the will have implications for the school The morning star is Venus. system, which has had steadily The evening stars are are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and. The number of babies being born hospital. Malone said he thinks the trend declining enrollment for several Saturn. at Manchester Memorial Hospital was trained to “put on a crying act” and he “com .each year is increasing, con will hold up for the first six months years. Enrollments should increase municated with the dog by simulating biting him.” ^ Those bom on this date are under the sign of Leo. slightly in about three years, he H m m m m m m Mrs. J
Richard M. Diamond. Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor Northedst rate hike request turned down for lack of data '.../ 'i * Alex GIrelll, City Editor ^ figures calculatedInan# at theA nend ri rsf of O a 1*0, re i lengthy application process all over The delay'is estimated to be Zitser, who claimed Northast was cent one year test period to begin to OPINION NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - State A three-member panel of com again." missioners told Northeast the 150- costing Northeast about $3 million a really seeking a 19 percent profit determine what Northeast’s needs regulators have told Northeast day in anticipated revenues. If ap margin through a complicate ac Peter G. Boucher, chairman of U n ties they won’t consider the day period in which a decision must the three-member panel, said i t i ' be reached would begin from the proved, the increase would raise counting procedure, said he was Northeast’s application “fails to company’s $139.3 million fake hike bills for about a million Northeast pleased with the decision, which Northeast still has faiM to come up provide data concerning an request until they receive more in- day the utility provide the proper with cost figures, particularly on oil information. customers an average of 9 percent. freezes but does not reject outright historical known base period upon j formation to be used in making a Northeast spokesman Emmanuel the Northeast request. usage. The company has used which further adjustments proposed decision. Northeast’s application seeking a figures projected to mid 1983, a J a c k 17.5 percent profit margin was Forde said the utility was "very dis by the company can be analyzed,” The Department of Publig Utility appointed” over the latest delay and The panel “certainly is not practice the DPUC said has not been A n d e r s o n •Control refused ’Tuesday to act on originally submitted July 2 and the used in the past. Boucher said. When relief was spelled a-J-t-e-r-n-a4-e utility has insisted its application would probably return within two picking on them,” Zitser said. Commissioners Edythe Gaines the request, finding more detailed The DPUC staff has said it needs weeks with additional information. “They could have rejected the rate and Marvin S. Loewith agreed. Washington information was needed to Justify meets the standards of DPUC request outright and start the actual current costs and other regulations. State Consumer Counsel Barry Bush. then he runs for lieutenant gover Marry-Oo-Round any realistic rate increase. For most delegates, the Diana denies any connection nor. Bush says even the Lord LAUNOCncD b FINISHED Republican State Convention this between the Bush vote and his qouldn’t talk him outof running a past weekend was one big, Nanchester own probate candidacy, but, primary — and then he drops bis iodine pills for n-plant neighbors mulled exciting party with a touch of frankly, I find it hard to believe bid foi^ a primary. TABLECLOTHS ficials and nuclear industry Others also say that TO BEAUTIFY YOUR CRYSTAL, SILVER & FINE CHINA... history. , anything any politician says If you’re trying to interpret the cident that released One part of the program because thyroid cancer is But for a few it was a Spotlight Now, the HARTFORD (UPI) - Millstone I and II plants in scientists question the LINENS ALA SVI/ISS these days. behavior of these peopie, you’re The state’s health com Waterford and the Connec radioactive iodine over a would be to explain that the slow-growing and usually ROCKVILLE dangerous occasion. If you were value of the distribution • 10 Harlow SL • GOP gubernatorial candidate better off ignoring what they say missioner is studying a ticut Yankee plant in Had wider area. pills protect against only easy to cure, the few poten • 35 Windsor Ave • a legislator who got yourself By Dan Fitts — Editor because the odds are Gerald Labriola pledges he never and instead concentrating on how plan for door-to-door dis dam. Plans call for a public one source of radiation — tial cases from a nuclear 237 Harttord Turnpike made a delegate, and if you also overwhelming against VERNON _ , will run on the Republican ticket their actions best satisfy their worst tribution of radiation-absor In addition, enough pills education program to calm radioactive iodine — and dangerous quantities of accident wouldn’t repre were facing re-election this year, for any office but governor — and own self-interest. bing pills to be taken in the to treat residents within fears about the potential neople exposed would not sent a public health threat. for a nuclear accident and necessarily be safe from radioactive iodine being the temptations was strong not to event of a severe accident six to 10 miles of the plants released from a nuclear CHOOSE SWISS QUALITY WITH CONFIDENCE 521 Middle Tnpke do what delegates are supposed been led to believe, he blamed his at one of Connecticut’s would be warehoused In the to explain the value of the other radioactive dangers. munity that had looked kindly on appointee Many public heailji of plant. to do: take a stand in favor of a Bush. What a dilemma! Hence, loss on right-wing elements in the three nuclear power event of a more serious ac- drug. candidate. the legislator resorted to an GOP. He later backed down WASHINGTON - Though there plants. somewhat from those charges, Dr. Douglas S. Lloyd, Particularly sensitive was the alternate. '■ are many competitors for the title, I race for the U.S. Senate between but others have since confirmed nominate Veterans Administrator commissioner ofvthe Sen. Lowell Weicker and ALTERNATES VOTED in what he said. Perhaps he used an Robert P. Nimmo as President Department of Health Ser 2 challenger Prescott Bush. place of a couple of Manchester- alternate in order to avoid vices, declined comment Reagan’s worst appointee. Tuesday on the plan, ANNUAL MID- SUMMER Weicker triggers such strong area politicians in the Weicker- stirring up the right wing during Nimmo has set himseif up as the Bush race. We can speculate saying discussion was emotions in people you could his first re-election bid. Great White Hunter leading a safari premature. alienate vast hordes of sup about why. His official reason ■ for not through the bureaucratic Jungle. He The Hartford Courant porters no matter which way you Manchester Republican Town voting Saturday is that he was an has slashed through the underbush reported in today’s edition voted. Or at least that’s what Chairman Curtis M. Smith used active supporter of Lewis B. with total abandon, indiscriminately that the plan to distribute an alternate who voted for Rome, the eventual GOP guber potassium iodide pills to CLEARANCE SALE some delegates seemed to think. firing subordinates be regards as Caught in this predicament, Weicker. Rep. Peter Fusscas natorial nominee, and didn’t disloyal. He should be dismissed im 84,000 people withiil a five- they took advantage of a ready used an alternate who voted for want to jeopardize Rome’s mediately. mile radius of the atomic made escape. They had alter Bush. chances by taking a stand in the Nimmo is himself a veteran (of plants in Waterford. and Haddam had been ten nates vote for them. Smith couldn’t be reached Weicker-Bush race. World War II), yet he seems But other Rome supporters felt tatively sanctioned. The rear of the Hartford Civic Tuesday for comment, but, to perfectly insensitive to the The newspaper said the Center auditorium on Saturday judge from how . his alternate free to back Weicker, apparently problems of the men and women the Connecticut Medical Socie 14K Charms was tilled with hundreds of alter voted, it appears that Weicker not worrying that Bush sup Veterans Administration is sup ty, radiologists at major nate delegates from all around was his personal choice. Smith porters would gravitate to Boz- posed to be looking out for. Indeed, hospitals, civil defense of Connecticut. Very few of them also was one of George Bush’s zuto as a result. ’• his critics claim he is more in ficials, and politicians in ever got to do anything but sit — Connecticut coordinators in 1980, terested in his golf game and the the affected towns have and from where they were the when a number of Republicans \M ) THEN THERE’S the perquisites of his office than he is in been holding discussions on the plan for months hnd view of the proceedings was aw were vying for the presidential case of Manchester Director the problems of the nation’s ful. But once in awhile a delegate tentatively decided to go Reduced 40% veterans. nomination, so it’s easy to see William Diana. ahead with it. would get the call to help one of why Smith, assuming he still is Far from trying to hide his the regular delegates out of a HERE ARE SOME of the com No distribution date was friendly with George, wouldn’t senatorial choice behind an alter set, however. jam. 'Thus, the alternates func plaints that responsible observers want to come out against the nate. he announced publicly that have registered against Nimmo: The potassium iodide "ine ureai ^ tioned as political relief pitchers. his choice would be Bush. tablets would protect vice-president’s older brother. • He has given subordinates the AT ( » E POINT in the con On the evidence of his alter This came as a surprise to against thyroid cancer by unmistakable impression that he is filling the gland with a vention 1 ran into a legislator nate’s vote, Fusscas preferred many, because the Manchester Oneida Open Stock Sale uncomfortable dealing with the han harmless form of iodine so from downstate, an old acquain Bush, but his choice of alternate delegation was believed to be so dicapped, though they are the in fact provides no clue. The strongly pro-Weicker and Diana any radioactive iodine tance. This legislator had just veterans most in need of help from released from the nuclear Save 331/3%! finished voting for Richard C. legislator says he washed his has the image of a moderate the federal government. plants would not be ab • Nineteen Patterns • Full Lifetime Warranty® Bpzzuto for governor, but hands of the whole affair, leaving Republican. • A source close to Nimmo told sorbed. Community* SUInloM by Onolda OnoMa* Doluxo Stalnlost Onalda Proflla SlalnlaBt* planned to have an alternate vote it up to his town committee’s Diana said he went for Bush :ny associates Jack Mitchell and Tennessee is the only for Weicker in the Senate race. vice chairman to pick an alter because many Manchester Dale Van Atta that the VA boss has other state where the pills t V ^ V- Why? 1 asked. nate for him. Republicans preferred him to privately referred to veterans who have been distributed. TTie pills would be dis I got a forthright explanation During a conversation I had Weicker, and they ought to have seek aid from th e VA as of this legislator’s less-than- with Fusscas a few weeks ago 1 at least some representation tributed to every residence “malingering welfare bums.” within five miles of the forthright reason. got the' impression he favored from the GOP delegation. • TTie same top-level source con Up To 50% Off The legislator would have Weicker. So he did a very com But many poiiticians, including fided that Nimmo has shown m o^ preferred to vote for Bush, plete job of putting his vote in a some in Diana’s own party, concern over his standing on tbp m- Weicker being such an arrogant blind trust, so to speak. speculated that his real motive ficial protocol list than over the Hospital, so-andso. But there was no way Why? One clue might be the was to broaden his own appeal proposed cuts in the VA’s $20 billion All Earrings mysterious circumstances sur Bush could beat Democrat Toby among the town’s right wingers budget.. As one example of bis in Moffett in the general election. rounding Fusscas’ defeat last as a prelude to his bid for the workers CommuMy* 8laMi$8 irnunft* SUin OntUi'Muxi O nKli ProMt pholo by Tarquinlo difference to the budget battle, Nim- byOiihUa byCbeN>i SUmini Stemttti* Weicker would make for a winter in the race for the First probate court judgeship. Diana R«g UU Rtg MLi Fteg tAU 1 Just come in and deduct up to 50% off the price of over mo’s chief congressional liaison. se 00 ts.ss District congressional nomina announced his candidacy for Teaspoofl ...... Pi$tol Handle Knits' stronger Republican ticket. Fielding Cochran, was on a trip to Frul Spoon ...... pistol Slsah Knifo* . 500 pair of stunning pierced and non-plerced earrings. But meanwhile the legislator tion. After the convention, where probate court shortly after LABRIOLA, HOUNDED BY NEWSMEN near deal PttCfSoup Spoon Butter Spreader* Rome last month during a crucial tcod O rM Spoon . Butter Knife...... was seeking re-election in a com- he faced worse than many had revealing his preference for . Watch what they do, not what they say PNC# F o rt...... Supar Spoon ...... period in the negotiations over the SOUTHING’TON (UPI) S-Tkwd Place Fort' Tablespoon...... Salad F o rt...... 500 l U Pierced Teblespoon agency’s appropriations. — Negotiators for Bradley Saatood/CocktaN Fort 4.75 117 Cold Meat Fort • Nimmo seems unable to tolerate Ptaca K nffs...... 6 75 i n Dessert Server All Rings Memorial Hospital and StM kK nila...... 0.00 I M G nvrU dle
any underlings who are not willing striking health care r 3 A v ilM n Ptte R m n oMy 4 Not m OM « Anures Polwwse M owt. InOtptndwio. Monte Carto tni Piopoui In Manchester to be totally subservient yes-men. workers have moved a step The first No. 2 nominee, Allen closer to a settlement by Reduced O p e n forum / Readers' views Clark, a decorated, double-amputee agreeing on a key contract Vietnam combat veteran and clause in the 28-day-old Baby Shoe Maybe an auction staunch Republican, became dis walkout. Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 Mary Lou Millar, BRONZING SALE! 20% to 70% couraged and quiet after Just a few executive director of the Nationally weeks. Nimmo refused to give him employees’ union. District Birthstone, Onyx, Pearl enough authority to do bis Job isn't last resort insure that the interests of the peo 1199 of Connecticut Health of the American Public Works properly. One reason might have ple of Manchester are protected and Rare Associates, signet, etc. Disregard? Association.” been, as Nimmo confided to an aide, expressed cautious op- Maurice Pass probably has a Education could start some sort of met. Advertiaed “The selection of a consultant to that he didn’t want any “no-legged” tirnlsm Tuesday night that 25% OFF -point. The town’s director of general statewide barter program with To the Editor: . The relationship between the town DURING provide architectural pnd/or persons around him because it a contract settlement services said this week that auc other school systems. Granted, and the -Little ’Theater is not in AUGUST It was with interest and apprecia engineering services for the tenant would be too “depressing.” could be reached soon. tioning off surplus town materials some of the items acutioned off — tended to be an adversarial one. last Saturday probably did not make comptometers, for instance — are tion that I read Susan Plese’s recent will be made by a Selection Ad CTark’s successor, Charles Hagel, The union r^resents all ONLY Closing Out visory Commltt^, chaired by a This is more properly characterited but 20 of the ho^ital’s 160' Styla 51 Unmounted W ATCHES a profit for the town, but did pay off out of date and no longer useful to Manchester Herald articles was dumped unceremoniously when by a spirit of partnership in which striking nurses, orderlies, Shoe ■ Bright Bronze psychologically. anyone. focusing on the reasons why child member of the committee elected he declined to be a mere gofer for the commission, representing the technicians and other Getting rid of seeminly useless But other pieces of equipment sexual abuse appears to be on the from and by its membership. Com his patrician boss. now SQ94 All Clocks town, and the Little Theater will health care workers. ONLY items such as dental chairs and might still be useful. Surely school rise. mittee members wiil be drawn from metal gym baskets. Pass says, takes desks, for instance, might be needed both be working together to bring to The 85-bed hoqiltal has Reg. $13.25 One reason cited is that Madison the Cheney Hall Board of Com GRANTED. IT’S no crime for a time and effort. somewhere. all the people of Manchester a presidential appointee to have a bad been closed since the strike % . % Avenue approach in the media and missioners (two members). The Lit b^an July 1, although the 10 40 The items have to be inventoried A school which still has an active tle ’Theater of Manchester (three restored Cheney Hall which will be attitude toward the subordinates and gathered together for auction — dental hygiene program might be in advertising which suggests that emergency room and one 20% to 40% off members). The Manchester of service to many and a pride to all. who must help him run his agency. and the cost of doing this probably able to trade something useful for sex with children is acceptable. nursing. floor have been Historical Society (one member), TTie top man can produce sparks offsets any profit the town can make those dental chairs. Especially intolerable to me and a E leanor D. Coltm an reopened for limited use. merely by cleaning up the agency’s when members of the public walk Another alternative might be to graphic example of this legitimizing and such other organizations as Chairwoman In a bargaining session shall be directed by the Board of operation and carrying out the new Tuesday initiated by off with dental chairs, for instance, first offer the items to be auctioned of sex with children is one of our Cheney Hall Npw is the time Commissioners.” president’s orders to cut out un federal and state PEWTER TANKARDS at the rocK-borrom price ot TZZ. to the PTAs across town. local theater marquees, which bold Board of Chn^mlssioners to save on bronzing necessary expenditures. mediators, both sides But Pass’ point is that the alter With the variety of programs that ly features its current movie, en “At least one member of the baby s precious shoes. With native would be to throw out Selection Advisory Committee If Nimmo had shown himself to be agreed to ti t t e r hospital these groups sponsor, some of this titled “The Younger the Better.” security and to a clause every adorable scuff and crease something that might be useful to seemingly useless equipment might shouid be a qualifi^ professional the type who kept his nose to. the preserved forever in solid metal All Tankards are someone. And that would result in The implications seem all obvious. allowing a grievance be just what the PTAs need. A Likely this movie theater business engineer or architect, or an in Real pros grindstone and eschewed personal procedure if the union isn’t they make priceless gifts for your English made, glass poor public relations. refrigerator, for example, might dividual who is familiar with the privileges, bis apparent determina family to cherish through the years. “We’are all in favor of good public is within its constitutional rights In b a ^ with the way safety well be useful to a PTA considering type of project to be undertaken.” tion to cut services to veterans bottom and 1 pt. relations. But in a day and age when advertising such a movie. I am still To the Editor: _ and staffing are handled, some sort of after-school extended- appalled at its apparent “Tile Selection Advisory Com might be overlooked. Ms. Milter raid. capacity. Three many school systems across the day-care program. state are facing severe equipment moral/ethical disregard for the weli mittee should prepare a report for .We wish to publicly thank the But the VA boss Is currently under Hospital workers have letter monogram shortages, and when groups like the Our point is that there should be being of our children. submission to the Cheney Hall Manchester Police Department, and investigation by the (Seneral Ac complained about poor PTAs might well be able to use some sort of effort to find a way to Board of Commissioners indicating especially Officer Santos Flcara, for counting Office for reportedly using Staffing, especially in the SMliUUCnE . ^ artKOrH Sha 45 Portiail SUnd engraved FREE on PapenmigM * iatnututi (■Illi e>IO H 5i7 F iintl some of this equipment, a public use this school surplus. Then — and Katrina Wilhey, the top three consultants or the prompt, professional, caring, federal funds on a private elevator emergency room, where BngM Brorut 6r>|M Bterue Reg. 2.25 all tankards. :11s. nlllteie raid teenage NOW$20ai NOW$3M6 Bright Bronze J£21S ?!K auction might not the only alter only then — put it (ip for public ac ACSW architectural firms selected by the and courteous handling of an inci for the use of himself and his Reg. 52 95 $ 3 9 .7 1 tion, with the resultant profit in volunteers' sometimes ntose« nigwew native to discarding the stuff. Psychiatric Social Worker committee for the project.” dent that occurred in one of our favored subordinates. SPECIM.—BabVt nema. bMhdala •neravod—only 20a par lallar. Perhaps Manchester’s Board of public relations. determine which patients NOW “The Cheney Hall of Com listed properties. He was caught using a „ need treatment first. missioners will take official action cbauffeured limousine at the Many of your favorite mementos (Gordon Realty Hospital admini^rators to approve or disapprove of the taxpayers’ expense, and had to ' also were discussing the can be bronzed. Baseball Gloves. Safeguards 105 Main St. Cowboy Boots. H als... or that old technical qualifications of the top - repay $$,441. In direct violation of a I 7 onion’s counter-propCral three applicant firms. Tlie Little presidential directive, he lavished beat up pair of Tennis Shoes. 'To the Editor: “ calling for a 27-moi(th con- All at SALE PRICES' J Theater of Manchester will then $54,183 on redecoration of his ^ tract with an immediate 8 The Cheney Hall Commission select from these thrw applicants private qfflce. poeent pay inoeaSe and A> Myles Hi BrigM Brann. Anttaua Btonza, * f e i ^ . MSUVM. . ah additional 4 percent wishes to reassure the people of the first, second and third choices.” Policy on letters Organised veterans’' groups, PoraelaMw . . . atSALE PBICE8^-29H OFFI Reg. $16.95 Manchester that their interests are “After the agreement (between . which ordinarily try to get along L raise Jan. 1, 1982, plus 3 percent increments on the being protected very carefully at all the firm chosen and the Little ^ The Manchester Herald with the VA boss, have called for times. • anniversary of each Theater) is reviewed by the Cheney s,welcomes letters to the edltm’. Nimmo’s ouster and have .worker’s employqient The commission calls attention to MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE eTORE. Hall Board of Commissioners, it can Letters stand a better chance ; threatened the White House with ^.date. . . certain key provisions in the eithw be approved, disapproved or . being read if they are brief. , rej^risal at the polls In Novembor If I Under flie proposal, the CASH — CH^CK — MASTERCARD — VISA — AMERICAN EXPRESS — LAYAWAY procedures adopted by the commis referred back to the parties involved : Herald asks that letters be he isn’t dumped. wwkers would also receive sion for retaining consultants to for renegotiation. Reasons f
* increase Jan. 1, 1984 and by the Board of Coimnissioners.” reserves the right to edit letters mall, felt impelled to send a eiWbvNKA.Ine. “The Cheney Hall Board of Com 1 another 3 percent incre- 99 It is very clear from these quotes in the interest of clarity, b r ^ - , telegram to the prmddoit, raying . missioners has adopted, in general, and other parte the procedu^ the VA boas is "woefully nn- ment in the contract’s se- Main Street "Gromyko, why do you ahways look the way I’m tyand'tilste.. ..-jc - ;,cond year. the guidelines published by the adtq>ted that the cmnmisAon will derqualified to provide heavyweight SUOOR OPEN THUR8 NITE8 TIL 9 PM supposed to fM ? " Institute for Municipal Engineering. ' The workers’ previous •17 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER have the opportunity at every s t ^ to management strength.” contract expired June 30. ALL SALES FINAL MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., July 28, 1982 - 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., July 28, 1962 Trillo breaks • '.N Bozzuto: Bush pullout fielding mark Obituaries page 10 cuts my primary risk Anna E. Johannaa It has been reported that funerel HARTFORD (UPI) - Republican drawing attention away from a services were held July 17 for Anna Richard Bozzuto says the odds of his gubernatorial primary. Johannes, 78, who d i ^ July 13 in forcing a gubernatorial primary in Another factor was the considera Castro Valley, Calif. creased when Prescott Bush Jr. tion of running in the general elec She is a form er Manchester resi decided to withdraw from the GOP tion on the same ticket with Bush dent, and was employed at Senate contest. had he been successful in wresting Manchester stiii win away Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Bozzuto, who watched delegates the Senate nomination from was a member of Center to the Republican State Convention Weicker in a primary, Bozzuto said. Congregational Church. * narrowly decide to endorse Lewis B. Bush, the brother of Vice Presi By Len Auster She is survived by a son, Coenraad Rome for governor last weekend, dent George Bush, announced Herald Sportswriter Manchester has a critical en but I want to keep our momentum snapped a 2-2 deadlock. East Hart Manchester drew even in the third some great plays in the field but in E. Johannes of .Manchester. said Tuesday he was still weighing Tuesday he would not force Weicker counter tonight against Enfield, 9-8- going. We don’t want to go flat,” ford added two insurance runs in the on a Dave Dougan double and two- crucial situations did nothing with Memorial contributions may be the decision whether to enter a into a primary, although he had One team was looking for a 2, at Moriarty Field at 6 o’clock. The offered East Hartford Coach Mark sixth on an RBI single by Paul Roy run homer by Chris Petersen that the sticks,” stated Armstrong. made to a charity of the donor's primary battle. qualified for one at last weekend's playoff berth while the other, locals hold down ihe third and final McMahon, ” We want momentum and a stolen base /throwing error. just cleared the leftcenterfield choice or the development fund of He said the withdrawal of Bush Republican State Convention. , already playoff-bound, was seeking playoff spot — currently — with En going into the playoffs.” The visitors jumped to a quick 2-0 barrier. Manchester Memorial Hospital. was an'overall plus for his guber ^zzuto sa|d he was taken by sur to maintain momentum. field breathing down their neck in Zone Eight playoffs begin Sunday lead in the first on back-to-back Manchester had runners at second Kiro worked the final 4 l/3innings Luther J. Parker natorial aspirations and removed prise by Bush’s decision. “ I had Well, momentum won out as Elast fourth place. with either ^nchester or Enfield doubles by John Klemba and Jim and third with one out in the fourth to earn his eighth win without a loss. ” We have to win a game,” simply He yielded three hits and walked Luther J. Parker, 91, of 385 W. "one of the obstacles,” but gave no taken as a fact that he indeed would Hartford banged out four extra base at Windsor Locks. That winner faces O’Connor and a single, by Jim but reliever Tim Kiro induced the put Manchester Coach Steve Center St., died Tuesday at indication how likely the chances of primary,” Bozzuto said in a knocks in belting Manchester, 5-2, in East Hartford in a best two-of-three Mulholland. All were line shots off next two batters to tap to second two. Armstrong about the playoff situa Manchester Memorial Hospital. a primary were. telephone interview, an American Legion Zone Eight af series for the zone crown and berth Manchester starter and loser Ken baseman Tom Furlong to end the tion. 'The Post 102 crew could also He was born in New Britain, Bozzuto said factors he had been " I think now it just removes one fair last' night at Moriarty Field. in the upcoming state tournament. Krajewski. threat. A bases-loaded, two-out gain the berth Friday when it plays attended Colgate College, and weighing included the prospect of a of the obstacles,” he said of Bush’s The win lifts regular season Jared Klock’s mammoth two-out ” I knew he (Krajewski) wasn’t on situation in the seventh also didn’t Mulholland had two of the Post at Windsor Locks. served in the U.S. Army during Senate primary between Bush and withdrawal. "I would say it’s a winner East Hartford to 17-1-1 while 380-foot homer on a 2-0 fastball in in the first inning,” remarked bear fruit. 77’s hits while Petersen and Brad “ We clinched (regular season) World War II. In 1927, he founded Sen. Low ell W eicker, R-Conn., plus.” the loss drops Post 102 to 11-8 in the the top of the fourth proved to be the Armstrong, ‘‘Usually he gets ” I thought we played pretty well Cabral each stroked two of last week so it’s tough to keep going Parker and Parker ladies apparel Herald photo by OeMeo zone. winner for the Post 77 crew. That stronger but tonight he just hung.” but not well enough to win. We made Manchester’s five hits. store in New Britain, which hd operated for 36 years, before FRANK PETERSON AND “JUNKYARD” Bush ends Senate bid, retiring in 1963. . . . Shady Lane resident objects to outside-stored steel at East Hartford Welding He was a member and chairman of the New Britain Draft Board for 23 years, was a charter member and fearing Moffett victory Leal solves Fenway omcer of the Niantic Bay Yacht Club, and was a member of the There's no joy in Glodeville, (Zontinuvd from page 1 have won in November with him in matched Leal for the most part, but South Congregational Church in BOSTON (UPI) — Fenway Park "H e had good stuff, he was sneaky the race. And I will win in quick and his control was real was victimized by some bad breaks, New Britain. the delegate votes at last weekend's holds many mysteries, but Luis Leal November against Mr. Weicker.” a few of his own making. He was He is survived by two sons, L. Republican State Convention to has d is c o v e rt one way to solve good,” said Toronto skipper Bobby “ This entire episode makes clear Cox. "Chances are, if he’s around touched for a run in the second on a Judd Parker Jr. of Brighton, Mich., says welding firm's neighbor qualify for a primary, said the 35 them — keep the Boston Red Sox off just how important this Senate seat the plate early, he's going to have single, a double and Griffin’s and Philip B. Parker of Oklahoma percent vote he received was the bases. is to the White House and to the fielder’s choice. And in the seventh City, Okla.; a daughter, Mrs. "better than anyone expected.” The Toronto Blue Jays hurler good control.” right-wingers in control of the he gave up back-toback doubles to Charles F. Miller of Ellenton, Fla.; By Raymond T. DeMeo ficials say. Corneau has started to property to move a right-of-way Bush had repeatedly insisted he returned to his home away from Despite Leal’s mastery, he Republican Party,” Moffett said. Griffin and Garcia. two sisters, Florine Wilson of Herald Reporter build the fence. leading to the house. Corneau moved would go the distance in the Senate home Tuesday night and spun a nity received some help. Alfredo Griffin Republican State Chairman Ralph Plymouth, Mass., and Harriet Wolfe it to the side of a hill, and it has race and said as late as Tuesday four-hitter in leading the Jays to a 3- had nine assists at shortstop, in “ It’s a little frustrating, especial Whang! The forklift drops another -SINCB; T lIIiN there’s been a new E. Capecelatro said he was “ very of Laguna Beach Calif.; 10 eroded to the point where. Slater morning he was still “ ready to go.” 1 triumph. Earlier this season. Leal cluding a brilliant play on Rich Ged- ly when you’ve pitched some decent steel girder, and Frank Peterson development, however. A man pleased” with Bush’ s decision to grandchildren and five great says, it is impassable in a car. "W e went through many factors combined on a seven-hit shiitout in man in the fifth following a leadoff ballgames,” said Tudor, who named Ray Slater bought a drop out of the race, saying the deci grandchildren. grits his teeth. What's going to happen when and added them all up and it seemed Fenway Park and his record against walk to Wade Boggk. slipped to 6-8. " I just have to go out Peterson, of 3 Shady Lane, has the dilapidated house on a bluff that sion did not come as a total surprise the Red Sox this year is 2-0 with a Funeral services will be Saturday Slater moves into the house? “ I we might win the primary but not "T h at was a helluva play,” said there and do the same thing I did misfortune of living right behind the overlooks East Hartford Welding, to him. at 10 a.m. in the South wouldn’t ask an oil truck to drive up the general election,” he said. 1.08 ERA. tonight. I didn’t get many breaks, and decided to fix it up into a Boston Manager Ralph Houk. " I f East Hartford Welding Co., in the that road,” he says. “ That would be hollow.” "Before I started tonight, I said but I guess you have to make them Congregational-First Baptist residence. that gets by Griffin, we have the town’s Buckland Industrial Park. _ Asked how the right-of-way dis A recent University of Connec I’ve got to beat them for a second yourself. All I tried to do was keep Church of New Britain. Burial will A subcommittee of the Economic start of a big inning." He’s been locking horns with the pute was being resolved. Slater ticut poll showed Bush leading Fire Calls time,” said Leal, who threw an the club in the gam e." be in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hart Another Toronto gem was second company’s president, Kenneth F. Development Commission, which says, "M y lawyer’s working on it.” economical 87 pitches. “ I’ve got a ford. There are no calling hours. W eicker in a GOP primary, but He did do that. But in the eighth, Corneau, for almost two years now. oversees industrial park matters, good record against them. I seem to baseman Damaso Garcia, who had Memorial gifts may be made to trailing Moffett badly in a general two doubles, two stolen bases and Toronto got an important insurance Peterson says East Hartford told Corneau. he would have to ex The inside story Manchester pitch well against the good teams." South Congregational Church. election. The same poll showed when, with two out, W illie Upshaw Welding is an ugly, noisy, bad tend the proposal stockage fence by Leal lost his shutout in the seventh played steadily in the field. Porter's Funeral Home, 111 Jack Anderson tells the inside Weicker slightly ahead of Moffett in Tuesday, 1:35 p.m. — M edical neighbor. Corneau says he’s just another 60 feet, for the benefit of the “ I don’t mind not getting the singled, moved to second on a balk, story in "Washington Merry-Go- the general election. call, 72 Linden St. (Town) on a home run by Jim Rice, but that Chamberlain Highway, Kensington, trying to run a business. welding firm ’s new neighbors. attention,” said the underrated G ar and scored on a Buck Martinez Round” — every day on the opinion M offett issued a statement saying Tuesday, 8:14 p.m. — Medical was all he lost. He promptly set has charge of arrangements. Peterson lives at the top of a dirt At an EDC meeting Monday, cia, whose hitting .311 and is second single. The run loomed big at the he agreed with Bush in that " I would call, 24 Fairfield St. (Tow n) down the last nine batters in order Corneau objected to having to ex page of The Herald. time, but Leal proved he never Georgia (Boles) Holsington and gravel road in a pretty wooded and, besides the homer, never in the league in hits. "Th e best thing tend his fence. He argued that the needed it. Georgia (Boles) Hoisington, 77, of glade that used to be nicknamed allowed a runner to reach scoring that happened to me was getting out dilapidated house wasn’t considered of New York (Yankees). I was hap "G iv e the man (L ea l) credit, he 66 Boston Hill Road, died Tuesday at "Glodeville,” after the Glode fami wM position in the game. The only other a residence when he moved into the pitched w ell,” Houk said. "H e just Manchester Memorial Hospital. She ly that used to own most of the land Boston hits were three singles, two py to leave there because they had industrial park, and predicted that pitched good against us — like he was the wife of E lver S. Hoisington, there. by Carl Yastrzemski and one by (W illie) Randolph and they never the new owner’s plan to live there always does. He was the whole and the mother of Dr. Gwen Brooks All was peaceful in Glodeville, Dwight Evans. Ail came in the first gave me a chance.” "is going to result in a lot of story” of Manchester. Peterson says, until East Hartford four innings. Boston starter John Tudor problems.” She was born in Derry, N.H., on Welding moved in during the spring The EDC told Corneau to take his Jan. 9, 1905, and had been a resident of 1981. case before the PZC again, and so of Andover for the last 42 years. She Then the noise began. Scrape, the matter remains unsettled. Trevira® Plush was a member of the Anover bang, crash as forklifts moved steel Corneau, for his part, wonders Congregational Church, a member, bars around the property. Peterson Saxony Pile... says he invited a woman from the why he can't run his business like a Brewers zip Texas of the Young at Heart group at the business. in 14 colors. church, and recording secretary for state Department of Environment UPI pholo Protection to his house to monitor The reason I moved to an in the Memorial Fund of the church. By Jeff Hasen Simmons’ two-run double in the the noise, but that day, for some dustrial park is to avoid having Besides her husband and TIGERS’ MANAGER SPARKY ANDERSON MAKES POINT seventh drove in Yount and Mark reason, the shop was unusually problems like (th is),” he says. UPI Sports Writer daughter, she leaves a son, Stewart ...as he futllely argues with umpires at Yankee Stadium American League Brouhard to increase the margin to quiet. But Peterson likens East Hartford Hoisington of Andover; four Harvey Kuenn, a man who was on 7-1. Welding to "a junkyard” and daughters, Joan Fiano of Bolton, THAT SUMMB;R, Peterson the other end of one of the three Milwaukee scored in the ninth on wonders why the town permits a managerial firings this season, feels Lynne Haddad of Portland, called in Zoning Enforcement Of in the midst of a 3-13 slump that has an RBI single by Yount. “ regular junkyard. The other firms for the man who w ill soon become Katherihe Clemson of Enfield, and ficer Thomas R. O'Marra, com sealed Zimmer’s fate. Winner Moose Haas struck out in this park, they’re beautiful. But Trevira® Pentron ^ casualty No.. 4. Apryl Dean of Willimantic; a plaining that Corneau was storing ” I do know I’ll be here tomorrow.” two and walked none before Pete here, we have this,” he says, with a MuTnphrey, umpires “ I never like to see anyone get brother, Donald Boles of North The best extra heavy sq.yd. Zim m er said when asked if he had steel bars outdoors on his property, gesture towards the welding firm. Ladd came on the start the eighth. Quincy, Mass.; four sisters, Gladys fired,” Kuenn said Tuesday night been told by Ranger owner Eddie in violation of industrial park rules Ironically, a junkyard is exactly weight saxony plush. MacCuish of North Quincy, Mass., after his Milwaukee Brewers Chiles that a change was planned. Royals 8, Indians 1 which prohibit exterior storage of what the town proposed locating in 21 colors. •15.00 value Mildred Boyden of Ballston Spa., downed the Texas Rangers 8-2 amid "A s far as I know. I ’m still the At Cleveland, Lee May belted his materials. Price Includes pad — Installation Glodeville in 1979, “ We fought that 353rd career home run, a two-run N.Y., Pearl Duyette of East Peterson says O’Marra and factory 5 year guarantee. a U P I report that Zimm er has been manager. like hell," says Peterson. Eventual shot, and George Brett hit a two-run Weymouth, Mass., and Clyde threatened to arrest Corneau if he told of his imminent dismissal. “ He Cecil Cooper, who played for ly, the town dropped the junkyard blast to cap a four-run eighth inning Dalziel of Brooksville, Fla.; 18 didn’t comply with park rules. Tigers' big trouble (Zim m er) and I are good friends. Zimmer at Boston, was sorry for proposal. to power the Royals. grandchildren and nine great O’Marra says that he "advised He’s a very good baseball man.” Zimmer. Orioles 5, While Sox 3 grandchildren. Corneau of the violation and told IT DOESN’T APPEAR likely T h e three firings were “ I hate to see anybody get fired, I Morris probably could have Milwaukee’s Bob Rodgers, New At Baltimore, Cal Ripken’s two- Funeral services will be Friday at him to fix it.” that the dispute between East Hart NEW YORK (UPI) - Jerry quick with my hands. I ’ve always don’t care who it is.” said Cooper, 11 a.m. in the Andover Corneau never did. And that ford Welding and its neighbors will Mumphrey is seeing the ball so well avoided being tossed out but he got been a good second half of the York ’s Bob Lemon and Cincinnati’s who said he holds no animosity run homer with one out in the bot mad at Johnson after Parrish was Congregational Church with the December, he got a special permit be resolved amicably. As Ray Slater these days that the Detroit Tigers season player. John McNamara. towards his former manager who tom of the ninth inning oft reliever ejected and began cursing him. Kevin Hickey gave the Orioles a vic Rev. Richard Taylor officiating. from the Planning and Zoning Com points out, even if Corneau builds a would probably be better a U if he “ I ’ve never been known as a home Gorman Thomas drove in five traded him to Milwaukee. " I think That’s when Phillips, the crew tory over the White Sox, Ripken’s Burial will be in Townsend mission to store steel outside, fence “ it won’t do a lot of good.” His switched to umpiring. run hitter, but I ’m big and strong runs with his 24th and 25th home he’s a good baseball man. Things chief, stepped in and tossed out homer, his 14th of the year, scored Cemetery, Andover. Calling hours provided he built a fence or house and Peterson’s overlook the Mumphrey and the umpires gave and if I make good contact I can hit runs of the season and Ted Simmons have not been going right for him Morris. When Anderson, trying to Rich Dauer, who had reached on a are Thursday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 enclosure to block it from the view welding firm from a hill, and could the Tigers plenty of trouble Tuesday the ball out. I ’m a tough hitter to de added a two-run double to lead the here. But I don’t think you can win defend his players, kept up the argu fielder’s choice. p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, of Peterson and the few other easily see over a 10-foot fence night as the New York Yankees fend because I use the whole park.” Brewers over the hapless Rangers, shuffling players around the way ment he, too, was given the heave- Mariners 9, Twifis 7 400 Main St., Manchester. Memorial neighbors in the area. around the property. scored a 6-5 victory. they’ve done.” ho. At Seattle, Dave Edler belted two contributions may be made to the Corneau planned to solve the And Slater has another gripe with Mumphrey had three hits, in Texas took a 1-0 lead in the first “ He (Johnson) more than once home runs, including a grand slam, Andover Congregational Church problem by buidling a six-foot-high Corneau. When the welding firm cluding a toee-run homer in the when Billy Sample scored on a called a strike a ball,” said Morris, to lead the Mariners. Edler con Memorial Fund. wooden stockade fence around 210 moved in, it obtained an agreement fourth inning, and scored three runs Zimmer to be out groundnut by Buddy Bell, but to trigger the Yankees’ victory, but who was saddled with the loss after nected on a solo shot in the first in Harlay B. Fogil feet of his property, town zoning of with the original owner of Slatejr’s Thomas gave the Brewers a 3-1 lead the Tigers gave a large assist for the giving up a two-run homer to Oscar in the fourth with a line drive homer ning and then slammed his first Harley B. Fogil, 76, of 27 Ensign triumph to the umpires, especially Gamble in the first and Mumphrey's to left off Texas starter and loser career grand slam in the sixth in St., East Hartford, died Tuesday at Mark Johnson and Dave Phillips. three-run blast in the fourth. " I was UPI report states Rick Honeycutt. Robin Yount and ning to cap a five-run Seattle rally. Hartford Hospital. Reagan mulls grain sale; Johnson threw out catcher Lance in the wrong but when Lance was Cecil Cooper led off the inning with Angels 8, A’s 7 Funeral service will be Thursday Parrish and manager Sparky Ander kicked out, I said that was the last a walk and an infield hit, respective At Anaheim, Calif., Don Baylor at 2 p.m. at the Glastonbury Funeral son and Phillips ejected pitcher straw. I was thrown out for what I By Ml.lton Richman was that another of the Rangers’ ly. singled to right with two out in the Home, 450 New London Turnpike, Jack Morris for arguing balls and said.” UPI Sports Editor coaches, Darrell Johnson, w ill be In the sixth, Thomas made it 5-1 bottom of the 13th to drive in Bob Glastonbury. Burial will be in Green news conference tonight strikes in the seventh inning. The Mumphrey proved to be a bigger named the new Texas manager. with his second homer of the game, Boone from second base for his 15th Cemetery, Glastonbury. There are loss of Parrish proved especially problem for the Tigers than the um With the Texas Rangers bogged Chiles and general manager Paul driving in Ted Simmons, who had game-winning RBI of the year, lif no calling hours. Memorial con pires, however. Besides Uttlng his a down In sixth place, having won only WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi peace efforts in embattled Lebanon, costly since the All-Star catcher Richards w ill be the ones to do the singled. ting the Angels. tributions may be made to the South third homer in five games, he three of their last 16 contests and dent Reagan — mulling over Soviet where Israel has encirled Beirut — already had three hits in the game actual naming. Congregational Church of East singled and scored ahead of 15Vk games behind, Don Zim m er has grain sales. Middle East peace ef trapping members of the Palestine and would have batted again in the Zimmer will be paid the balance' Hartford, 1301 Forbes St. Gamble’s homer in the first and been informed by owner Eddie Chiles forts and the troubled economy — Liberation Organization inside. ninth. of his contract which runs through Mary (Flizgarald) Janaan doubled and scored what proved to that he w ill be replaced as manager faces the nation tonight in a The State Department Tuesday, in “ He (Johnson) shouldn’t have 1983. Mary (Fitzgerald) Jensen, 59, of before the end of the week. nationally broadcast news con an action reflecting U.S. concern thrown me out,” said Parrish. "I be the winning run in the seventh on / He w ill be the fourth major league 18 Scott Drive, Vernon, died Rick Cerone’s sacrifice fly. U P I has learned that C3iiles told ference. over Israeli operations in Lebanon, didn’t direct my comments toward manager fired this year. ’The others Tuesday at Manchester Memorial " I t ’s just a matter of being in a Zim m er Monday of the change that Deputy press secretary Larry said the United States is indefinitely him. He used an obscenity on me were Bob Lemon of the New York Hospital. real good groove,” said Mumphrey, is to be made and gave hirn a choice Speakes said Reagan was in the suspending shipments of cluster- first. He said it was my fault that he Yankees, Bob Rodgers of the Funeral‘service will be Friday at who has 16 hits in bis last 35 at-bats. of resigning, an option which "final stages” of deciding whether type artillery ammunition to Israel. was missing pitches because I was Milwaukee Brewers and the John 9 a.m. at the Burke-Fortin Funeral ‘T m seeing the ball real good: I’m Zimmer declined. to extend for one year a wheat This will be the 12th news con jumping up in front of him.” McNamara of the Cincinnati Reds. Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, “ I w ill not resign, that is out of the agreement with the Kremlin that ference of Reagan’s presidency and Zim m er began his major league with a mass of Christian burial at 10 question,” Zimmer said Tuesday expires Sept. 30. again the shadow of the sagging • Indoors— managerial career with the San a.m. in Sacred Heart Church, Ver svsn damp baaamanta. night following the Rangers’ loss to Aides said he was leaning toward economy will be hanging over him Diego Padres in 1972. He replaced non. Burial will be in St. Bernard’s Special Purchase — the Milwaukee Brewers. “ As far as this short renewal instead of when he steps before the bright In spring green only • Outdoors— Johnson July 19, 1976 as manager of Cemetery. Friends may call at the UPL report denied I know I’m still the manager.” negotiating a new, long-term pact. lights and cameras. boata, poolaraa arbas. Boston and began a 5-year stint. He funeral home Thursday from 2 to 4 Cash t carry For Carpal Only GR O UP A G R O U P B G R O U P C Zim m er had m ore or less on They did not rule out the possibllty was named Texas manager Nov. 12, p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Runners halli. L«rgtr rooms, KlnajMu rooms, Reagan would announce his decision bedrooriH offiett, btMmtnti big? room pcs. ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) - to Milwaukee Tuesday night seemed borrowed time ever since May 24 1980 and led the Rangers to a 57-48 when (Hiiles held a long meeting Angolo Mainpina at the news conference, scheduled to THANKSGIVMG ' Although the atmosphere in the to strengthen the report that Don record . in last year’s strike- sg.9 with him and former general Angelo Malasplna'j 72, of 43 Elm egin at 8 p'.m. EDT. ^exas clubhouse following an 8-2 loss 'Zimmer would be fired as manager shortened season. *5 9 ?* *119?* manager Ekldie Robinson regarding Village, Blast Hartford, died Mon No announcements but plenty of NOVENA TO ST. JUDE To To of the Rangers, Zimmer circled all Known as a disciplinarian, day at Hartford Hospital. questions. the Rangers’ disappointing showing Zim m er was unable to get the same questions were expected about U.S. t Ml It Ml, MMi mi mmtir, $ 4 9 9 9 Funeral service will be Thursday .*9 9 »» “ I don’t know, I (lo know I’ll be up to that point. Since then, the results from his club as he did the VM tiikM M iM h MMn; w 100% nylon level loop pile. Hi-lo pleasant earth tones. *199 at 9 a.m. at the Glastonbury Funeral Values to $100 Values to $200 Values to $400 Radii here tomorrow,” Zimmer said when Rangers’ fortunes have failed to im previous year. The Rangers, a M w d taw (Mrt, MM b- Cornea with built-in 100% nylon, includes foam asked about a r ^ r t by UPI Sports prove despite the firing of ftobinson. Home, 450 New London Turnpike, Prostitution tanmr d di.da taM ym wMd hl-dansHy attached pad! pad and Installation. Remnant prices do nolinelude Installation or pad. - j V young team that lacks quality Glastonbury. Burial w ill be in St. b n il d Md. Ti m I tan Editor Milton Richman that he has Questioned about a report that pitching, went on a 12-game losing mnm tan fei Apk d ta tant nt been informed that he will be fired Chiles already had told him a Augustine's Cemetery, South arrest made T h e place to go Is C .F .O . streak at the end of April and quick Glastonbury. Friends may fall at tatab ta| b Mm M kn Mk shortly by owner Eddie Chiles with change was to be made, quite likely ly fell off the pace in the American p
Joe Morgan of Cincinnati from July By Steve Medwid 6, 1977 through April 22, 1978. UPl Sports Writer National League In other National League games, to unseat Medoff Houston tripped Cincinnati, Mon Manny Trillo spun a couple . % ■ treal edged Chicago, St. Louis records Tuesday night but By Peter May bargain, or the minimum goals he must meet, are easily Wednesday he’ll be going for the spread them out like some of the mauled New York, Atlanta swept a attainable. It’s a can’t miss deal from Medoff’s stand double-header from San Diego and solid gold. other guys did. I also hope they don’t UPl Sports Writer point. Medoff can claim whatever he raises above those m find any more records.” Los Angeles trounced San Fran The Philadelphia second baseman BOS’TON — The Boston Athletic Association has minimum goals, minus whatever he decides are his The record he goes after tonight is ^ will seek the major league record cisco. expenses, ’fiiat’s money that the BAA feels it should be the major league mark of con moved wisely in its decision to seek outside legal help to for consecutive errorless games Astros 3, Reds 2 receiving. secutive errorless games in a season At Houston, Nolan Ryan struck remove Marshall Medoff as exclusive agent of the after tying that record and breaking Medoff has retained James St. O air as his attorney, held by Rich Dauer of Baltimore, out 13 batters and registered his Boston Marathon. two others in the Phillies 44) loss to which indicates he is determined to play hard hall. ’The who did it from April 10 through 200th ca reer v ic to ry to pace But before it’s all over, it’s going to be an expensive *^1k Pittsburgh. negotiations haye been under way for some time and Sept. 29 in 1978. Houston. It was the eighth time this move. Trillo broke the National League What is encouraging in last week’s announcement is they are at an impasse. Trillo’s only error this season season and 143rd time in his career record of 86 straight games without that the BAA is planning to disassociate Itself from the At issue is hundreds of thousands, possibly millions, of came on opening day, April 8, on the Ryan has had 10 or more strikeouts. a m iu an error set by Ken Boswell of the Medoff Affair, leaving it in the hands of some other dollars Medoff could easily earn as .the race’s exclusive first ball he touched. Pitcher Steve At one point, he struck out six of New York Mets in 1970. legal wizard to reach a settlement. Prior to this, the agent over the next few years. That’s in part due to the Carlton picked George Foster of the seven batters'. He also has not made an error in BAA’S own lawyers had handled the negotiations. lack of an expiration date in the contract. 459 consecutive chances, breaking New York Mets off base and ’Trillo’s Expos 4, Cubs 3 As long as Medoff meets the minimum goals, he stays throw to third hit Foster in the back. At Chicago, Steve Rogers And should the yet-to-be-hlred lawyers be unable to the old mark of 458 set by on. And that’s money he obviously feels should be his $ f “ I wasn’t nervous while the field scattered nine hits to gain his 12th reach an agreement, the decision means the BAA is Baltimore’s Jerry Adair from July down the roadbecause he establish^ a successful prece r^%wn. was dry, but after the rain, well you straight victory on the road and willing to go to court, if necessary, to regain total con I 22, 1964 through May 6, 1965. He dent in 1981. know what’s it like out there,” he Gary Carter hit a three-run homer trol of the race. Should the BAA have kept its own easily handled three groundballs in lawyers, there’s a good chance they could have been Should the squabble go to court, the record would said. “ It gets a little slippy. After in the first inning to lead the Expos. Tuesday's game and broke Adair’s called as witnesses in any litigation. show that Medoff did his job in 1982 and that there’s no UPl photo that, I was a little nervous. I kept Braves 9-8, Padres 2-6 record while turning a double play.. ’The BAA’S message is a clear signal to Medoff that he reason to think he would do otherwise year-in and year- waiting for one to scoot on me.” At Atlanta, Glenn Hubbard hit a “ The pressure was on tonight but is no longer wanted. And, one presumes, Medoff can out. There’s something enticing — and advantageous — SOUTH AFRICAN JOHAN KRIEK the big one wiil be tomorrow,’’ he ’Trillo is also hoping to break the two-run homer with one out in the about being associated with the Boston Marathon. Spon read the writing on the wall. So what’s the hangup? f UPl photo record in the same ballpark where bottom of the lOth inning to give the . turns back 19-year-old to advance said. “ After that, I hope it all just ’The hangup as usual, is money. Specifically, how sors know that, Medoff knows that. ’The BAA does too. Bill Mazeroski (former Pirate se Braves a sweep of their double- 2 goes away. I want to set the records The Medoff Affair taught the BAA a painful lesson. cond baseman) played. much will the BAA have to pay to eat Medoff’s con PADRES' CATCHER TERRY KENNEDY GOES FLYING all in one season. I don’t want to header. In the first game. Dale The association had left control of the race in the hands “ He’s considered the best second Murphy had three bits including a tract? ...after tagging Atlanta’s Dale Murphy out at home ’The BAA is in a somewhat inauspicious bargaining of one man. They now know it takes many voices to run baseman who ever played the tworun third-inning homer and a position. Medoff, despite whatever unsavory aspects a successful race and they’re determined to be open- game,” ’Trillo said. “ That would be double to lead the Braves. Murphy one associates with him, lived up to his end of his deal minded about the 1983 race. Kriek barely survives nice. Who knows? He might be in the also homered in the nightcap to give signed with former BAA boss Will Clpney. If he had not, So what the BAA’s new attorney must do is reach an stands tonight. Maybe he’s heard him both a league leading 26 homers the Ba a could have removed him as he would have out-of-court settlement with St. Clair. It’s going to be about me.” and 71 RBI. NORTH CONWAY, N.H. (U P D - nament in Venice, Italy. University of Michigan, outlasted violated his contract. costly, but it’s one that the BAA apparently is deter Season over, game remains Johan Kriek has always been known Other seeds to move on were No. Sergio Casal of Spain 6-4,4-6,7-5 in a The slick fielding second baseman Dodgers 7, Giants 3 The problem in the BAA’s eves is that Medoff’s mined to achieve. And it will be money well spent. also said he would like to break the At San Francisco, Joe Beckwith, as a scrambling tennis player, and. 13 Pablo Arraya of Peru, who 2 ' 2-hour marathon. 8 diminished greatly. Oh sure, youngsters of record in a game “ that we win.” inserted into the game after starting he played that role to the fullest defeated Craig Wittus of Bloomfield Little League season in Manchester of In other matches, Henri Leconte today do have other interests and aren’t as “ I ’d also like for the pressure to pitcher Vicente Romo injured his Tuesday' night. Hills, Mich., 6-2, 4-6, 6-1 and No. 14 ficially came to a close Monday night as the of France defeated Bill Csipkay of ‘specialized’ as their predecessors. But cer be over and for Maury Wills to go left leg, pitched 5 2-3 innings of The fifth-seeded South African Fernando Luna of Spain, who topped International All-Stars bowed by a 7-1 count Ferdi Taygan of Framingham, Wychoff, N.J., 6-3, 3-6, 7-6, and Thoughts tainly there has to be enough in one away,” he said. “ He’s the one who’s hitless relief and Ron Cey and Steve nearly had an early exit in the to the Windsor Internationals at Leber Field. Weather disrupts play opening round of a $200,000 tourna Mass., 6-2, 6-0. Kevin Kerns of Levittown, Pa., neighborhood or two to get together for a non- always finding more records to Garvey had two RBI each in leading That was the second loss in five outings for ment, but saved a match point Mike Leach of Weston, Mass., the eliminated Danie Visser of South ApLENty supervised endeavor. break.” the Los Angeles Dodgers. Beckwith, the Silk Towners in District Eight All-Star games were played at Indiana Cen NCAA singles champion from the Africa, 75, 6-3. That seems to be a stumbling block. After tonight, Trillo will set his who sat out the entire 1981 season INDIANAPOLIS (UPl) - unplug an amplifier in a tent during against unheralded Wally Masur of Tournament play. The second was the Len Auster, tral, which has no air-conditioning. Everything has been built to such a point that sight! on snapping the league record because of double vision, walked Athletes have been begging for the storm and received an electric Australia and survived for a 7-5,1-6, clincher as competition is double elimination. After the rains, the temperatures Herald Sportswriter anything ‘lower’ is unacceptable. for most consecutive errorless only one batter and struck out three some relief from the oppressive shock. He suffered a small burn on 7-6, triumph. It was a good season, one in which ap remained high and the gymnasium The argument can’t be ix>ught here. games in more than a year. in winning his first decision in two heat and humidity which has his right hand. "The tournament is known as the proximately 600 youngsters, boys and girls, was a sauna Tuesday night. Volvo International. Austin advances Families go on vacation following the Little The mark of 91 games was set by years. blanketed the city ever since the Roxanne Barton, 25, of Homer, were involved in Little League. Now that the National Sports Festival began last Mich., gold medalist in the women’s “ It was tough. The humidity real Masur, who has never made it League campaign. Point taken. But it would SAN DIEGO (UPl) - Topseeded Herr of Dayton, Ohio, Wednesday. curtain has come down and the uniforms have week. 500-meter kayak race, suffered ly got you down,” said Ronald past the first round of a tournament be nice to drive by one of the many fine Tracy Austin took only 50 minutes “ They must have resurfaced these been collected, a question remains. Relief came Tuesday, in a way. secondary shock when Risch Harper, Dayton, Ohio, whose North since turning pro in December, youngsters once the season terminates forget facilities in town and see, once in awhile, a Tuesday night to down Barbara courts because they’re playing very A question that’s been asked before. More than an inch of rain fell on In bumped into her. team lost to the East, 116-109, in saved four match points himself in all about playing. They don’t realize, psuedo contest going on. Kossi 6-1, 6-1 in the second round of slow. The ball hits and hops up Will the Little League diamonds in the dianapolis, cooling things off for a The two shock victims were opening round action. “ I got real, the third-set tiebreaker and grabbed however, the more you play the better one And the kids having fun without being a $125,000 tennis tournament. which suits my ganne fine.” various sections of town turn into vast unused little while. But it also ruined the treated and released from real tired after the first five a 7-6 lead. becomes. guided The tournament, which runs lots? schedules for softball and baseball Methodist Hospital. minutes.” Kriek was the only seeded player In other matches, sixth-seeded Practice makes perfect, remember? through Sunday, is sponsored by That was apparent a few years ago. You games, and injured a couple of peo One baseball game had to bb “ You got drained after playing for to have any trouble Tuesday, as the Sabina Simmonds of lU ly was upset could drive around town any time of day and There is something to be said about Wells Fargo. Bits and pieces ple. played at 2:00 a.m. EST Wednesday a while and then sitting on the top three seeds, Guillermo Vilas of by Renee Blount of St. Louis 3-6, 6-3, Austin, ranked No. 3 in the not see one diamond in use. organization. You can't beat it. But do Two cases of electric shock were because of the rain delay. bench,” said North Carolina recruit Argentina, Ivan Lendl of 6-1 and 1 7 -ye a r-o ld B a rb a ra Windsor International shortstop Matt Women’s Tennis Association com Someone should enlighten today’s younger today’s youngsters have to be led by the hand reported at Eagle Creek Park, The rain drove thousands of spec Curtis Hunter, who scored 17 points Czechoslovakia and Jose-Luis Clerc Bramhlett, who has been playing Jasudowich flashed some fine glovework as puter standings, had no difficulty generation that uniforms are not a require to entertain themselves? There is nothing where the canoe-kayak events were tators to indoor events, but the fans along with Wayman Tisdale of of Argentina prepared for matches professionally for only three weeks, his club sent Manchester International to the beating the 20-year-old Italian who ment to get a game together. All that’s wrong in Johnny calling Jimmy who calls Oklahoma in the South’s 119-94 when today. downed eighth-seeded Dianne sidelines. He had four assists and one putout being held. found it hard to stay long at the needed is a bat, pt;eferably two or three, one Frank who calls Sam and Tom who calls Rich Marty Risch, 28, Indianapolis, a basketball games, although over the West. Eighth-seeded Jose Higueras of is ranked 126th. Fromholtz of Australia 6-0, 6-4. in his side’s triumph. The Manchester Rossi tried numerous drop shots baseball, some gloves, something to and they, and others, get together at park employee working as a venue hoopsters are very popular in In The top scorer of the' day was Spain eliminated 17-year-old Jim Verplanck or Waddell or even Leber Field shortstop. Matt Vaughn, also came up with in hopes of luring Austin from the Third-seeded Kathy Jordan beat J designate as the bases and a bunch of friends. diana. The problem was that the Gerald Wilkins, who had 26 points Brown of Memphis, Tenn., 6-4, 6-3. one fine play. He fielded a hot smash, looked coordinator for the festival, tried to Anne Hobbs 6-3, 6-4; fourth-seeded And these friends need not be legitimate and play a game. for the North. Wilkins is a transfer Brown, the national Boys’ 16 cham baseline. But the strategy failed. the runner at third back to the base, and then Bonnie Gadusek beat Kelly Henry 6- Little League performers. iThey can even be Coaches are not a requirement. Just have to Tennessee-Chattanooaa after a pion, had beaten the 15th-rated “ I'd never seen her play before pegged to first for the out. Heads-up play... 0, 7-5; and eighth-seeded Kate someone right out of the junior soccer two designated as captains and chose up year at Moberly, Mo., Junior Higueras earlier this year in a tour hut all Europeans are used to that Collection taken Monday night was just Latham defeated Petra Delhees 6-2, program who disdained the sport in favor of sides. You don’t need nine-a-side. Just enough College. red clay and they love the drop the kickball game. ! for some to play in the field and others to bat. over $40. That was split between the two Softball In the women’s games, the shot.” said Austin, who meets Beth 6-3. Specific rules —like a lefty can’t hit to the op leagues... favored South clob b er^ the West, posite field or he’s out —can be adopted to Manchester was ‘home’ at Leber Field but 115-84, and the North edged the Go out, play ^ sitors on the scoreboard as it lost the coin Top draftees alleviate any problem of shortness of players. twice and singled, Tim Bycholski East, 83-81. For some unexplicable reason, it seems The playing aspect seems to have flip... TONIGHT’S GAMES Glickstein wins At the much-cooler Indiana U % Buckland vs. Ward, 6 - Pagani roped three hits and Larry X-Marl vs. Renn’s, 6 - Charter Morrison, Daii Socha, Scott Hanson, Convention Center, bantamweight miss morning Africa, and No. 8 Jimmy Arias of Floyd Favors, the world amateur SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (UPl) - Oak Kevin Hanlon and Brian Moran two Grand Island, N.Y. vs. Marco champion, took a disputed 3-2 split Shiomo Glickstein of Israel Town vs. JC Blue, 6 - Robertson ajiiece for Pub. John Howett had Ostoja of Yugoslavia. Glickstein decision over Herb Bivalacqua of recovered from a slow start CBT vs. Center Congo, 6 - Keeney t^ o hits for F lo’s. Pat workouts faces Anand Am ritraj of India in the Marrero, La., to win the gold medal. Tuesday night to beat David Siegler lIPM arket vs. LaStrada, 6 - I _____ second round. Flyweight Jesse Benavides, A< of Hidden Hills, Calif., 6-3,6-2, in the Fitzgerald Porter wooing St. Louis fans NORTHERN Golden Gloves champion, bloodied SMITHFIELD, R.l. (UPl) - Top opening round of a $125,000 tennis Tarr, a 22-year-old lefthander who Vets vs. Nelson, 6 - Nike Alliance Printers trimmed North the nose of North American cham draft picks Ken Sim and Lester tournament. formerly played at Auburn, kept Reed vs. Johnson, 7:30 - Nike qnited Methodist, 9-1, at Robertson. Williams missed morning workouts The tournament is known as the Harmon off balance with strong ser L him. It was the fans who wanted Cherrone’s vs. Moriarly’s, 7:30 - pion Steve McCrory en route to a un ST. LOUIS (UPl) - Darrell average in five years. This year, he Cardinals to a 9-4 victory, their fifth Bob Watts had four hits Including a animous decision. Tuesday with minor ailments, but Mutual Benefit Life Open. vice. He fought off a break point in almost instant results and that’s Robertson Porter may finally be winning the suffered a broken finger and was in a row. hpmer and Bert Baskerville, Luke Other unanimous winners were returned for practice in the less In afternoon first-round matches, the first game and hit three straight hearts of the St. Louis Cardinals hitting .237 before Tuesday night’s Porter slammed his sixth homer almost impossible.” LaBrosse and Rich Duchean two Derek Tarr of South Africa and John aces to hold. REC Pernell Whitaker at 132 pounds, strenuous afternoon drills, the New fans. game against the New York Mets. of the year and first since June 11 to Manager Whitey Herzog, who held hits apiece for Alliance. Four James, an Australian living in Jerry Page at 139 and Nathan England Patriots said. The first set was decided by a ser a private meeting with Porter last Washington Social Club was outhlt Mount Kisco, N.Y., advanced with Almost since the day he signed a “ 1 think he was getting down on cap a five-run sixth inning. He« different players hit safely for Houser at 165. Sims, the No. 1 pick in the NFL week that was described as a pep by a 12-11 margin but had the runs vice break in the 10th game. Har $3.5 million, five-year contract last himself,” teammate Lonnie Smith received a standing ovation from Methodist. The places to be Tuesday were draft, strained his lower back Mon straight-set triumphs, talk, said Porter may well be a key for a 9-4 win over Mota’s at Nike mon earned a break in the fifth year to become the Cardinals’ said. “ It's hard when you’re not able the crowd, which wanted him to step Market Square Arena and the day. Williams, also a first-round Tarr beat U.S. Junior Davis Cup to the Cardinals’ pennant chances Field. Jim Clifford slugged three game of the second set only to see catcher. Porter has been un to produce and you’re working so back out of the dugout. Carmel Ice Skadium, where the choice, bruised his left thumb and player Rodney Harmon of Rich this season. hits and Steve Deyette, Tony Collet- Tarr tie it 3-3. The 6-4 UCLA senior ceremoniously booed and a frequent hard. I thought it would just be a Porter," however, refused to UPl photo CHARTER OAK figure skating and ice hockey events had X-rays taken which were mond, Va., 6-4,6-3 and James rallied “ We need him,” Herzog said. ti and Don MacAIllster two apiece earned one point in the final three target of critics on a radio call-in matter of time.” acknowledge the cheers and turned Manchester Oil Heat played were held. At Market Square, Vikki negative. Defensive back Kevin past Ricardo 'Ycaza of Ecuador 3-6, “ You can see how important he is to for Socials. Rich Krauskas, Pat errorless ball in topping Manchester games and "Tarr brought the match show. . Porter put an end to some of his away. PHILLIES’ MANNY TRILLO deVries, 18, Colorado Springs, Colo., Donnally (thigh) and linebacker 6-4, 7-5, us. He has looked good the last six or McCabe and Jim (Juinn each had Pizza, 11-5, at Fitzgerald. Mike to an end with an ace. He suffered a rotator cuff injury frustration against the Mets as he ‘ "Things were bound to fall in ...exhibits record-breaking form performed a brand-new program Roy Douglas (hamstring) both mis First-round play will be com seven games. That’s the best stretch two blows for Mota’s. James gained depth on his ground to his right (throwing) shoulder last went 3-for-3, walked tw ice and place,” Smith said. “ As a team, we Quesnel roped three hits and Pete. well enough to win the gold medal in sed Tuesday workouts. pleted Wednesday with the opening strokes by switching to topspin shots year and hit just .224, his lowest belted a two-run homer to help the had enough patience and belief in he’s had.” Ponzimni, Ray Michave, Jim the ladies’ figure skating competi matches of Noah vs. Ben Testerman It was up to Herzog and Porter’s NIKE McKay and Fred Schneider two Sims, a defensive end, and of Knoxville, Tenn., Ramirez vs. in the final two sets against Ycaza. tion. teammates to comment for him Vittner’s nipped Oak St. Package Williams, a nose tackle, are both He fought off thr^e break points that apiece for Oil Heat. Roy Lindstrom, “ I’m super happy,” said deVries, Todd Witsken of Carmel, Ind., No. 4 Tuesday night as Porter declined to Store, 2-1, at Nike. Wayne Jalbert Tony Powell, Kevin Morse and expected to win starting jobs. Van Winitsky of Lauderhill, Fla. vs. would have given Ycaza a 3-1 lead in Top money makers a native Californian. “ I ’m shining speak with reporters. tripled to pace the winners. Tom Keith Lindstrom each had two bits Skalke Van Der M erwe of South the third -set. again. I’m coming back to myself. The Patriots started two-a-day New York Manager George Pilver , Jon Wollenberg and Dave for Pizza. I ’m psyched.” practices on Monday. The morning Bamberger, who saw a lot of Porter Burnett each collected two of Oak New gridiron league session features workouts with full In the men’s long program, during his American League career, Street’s 11 hits. favorite Brian Boitano of Sunnyvale, pads. In the afternoon, the players also said he never doubted Porter in LPGA tourney SILK C ITY Calif., won. wear shoulder pads and shorts. would be able to pick up where he FORMAL’S INN Behind a 16-hlt attack, Talaga left off in Kansas City once he was Behind the four-hit shutout Associates belted Buffalo Water V i healthy. pitching of Judy Van Schelt, For Tavern, 11-7, at Fitzgerald. Ray ment, whose total purse was raised to study drug abuse “ He has a lot of talent, and you get DENVER (UPl) — Eleven of the mal’s Inn blanked the Danbury Sullivan had four hits and Tom from $150,000, will be $30,000. The 100 percent from him all the way,” top 12 money-winners on the 1982 Deas, 7-0, last night at Robertson Kusaze, Ken Hill, ’Tim (^ughljn, names in the news Bamberger said. “ That’s why LPQA Tour will test the 6,373-yard field will be cut to the top 70 players Park. Formal’s supplied Van Schelt, Gary LaForce and Todd Talaga two D E NV ER (U P l) - United States effort to avoid the drug problem that of Phoenix, had been named chair Whitey went out and got him. He’s a (Columbine Country Club course this and ties for Saturday’s and Sunday’s 6-4, vrith all the runs she needed in apiece for Talaga’s. Bill Zwick 2 Football League Commissioner has plagued the NFL. man of he Committee on Drugs and winning ballplayer.” week in Si $200,000 tournament. rounds. the third inning when it scored three zipped three hits and Ken Bavier Chet Simmons said Tuesday the Simmons, in Denver for four days Alcohol. Also named to the com What impressed Cardinal third The tournament, known a s ' the times. and George Kanehl two apiece for Gerry Cheevers league has established a committee of meetings with USFL owners and mittee was George Allen, former Columbia Savings Classic, benefits Stacey Hannon singled honqe the BWT. baseman Ken Oberkfell about BOSTON (U P l) — Boston Bruins coach Gerry Cheevers underwent to study drug and alcohol abuse in an coaches, said Dr. Edward Diethrich coach of the Washington Redskins the National Jewish Hospital- first run and Cindy Walz blasted a Porter was the way he refused to Wynegar put successful surgery Tuesday to remove a bone mass from his left knee and a co-owner of the USFL’s buckle under to the pressure of the National Asthma Center. two-run homer for the 3-0 lead. Four Fogarty Oilers scored three times caused by a previous injury, the team announced. Chicago franchise. Defending champion JoAnne runs were added in the sixth. in the sixth to upend Sportsman fans and his poor performance that on disabled list ‘The team also said All-Star wing Rick Middleton will undergo sur “ We will have the best drug earner, leader in the early rounds of Formal’s returns to action Cafe, 10-8, at Fitzgerald. Frank stretched from days into weeks and gery Saturday to repair a torn tendon in his right shoulder. Middleton Dorsett marriage over program in professional sports,” then into months. last week’s U.S. Women’s Open in NEW YORK (UPl) - New York ’Thursday night against Wallingford Bt;een blistered four hits. Bob is expected to be recovered by the season opener. Simmons said. Sacramento, Calif., will try for her Yankees catcher Butch Wynegar, at 8:45 at Fitzgerald Field. Goehring three and Merrill Myers, , “We never gave up on him,” Cheevers’ operation was performed at Massachusetts General 8 second straight Denver title, Jim Flaherty and Rich Marsh two McKINNEY, Texas (U P l) - The hearing, court records show. The official said a standard player Oberkfell said. “ He struggled and complaining of . severe migraine earner, who also won the Denver apiece for .Fogarty’s.. Myers Hospital. Doctors said Cheevers will be in the hospital for five to six wife of Dallas Cowboys running The divorce petition filed in state contract was to have been written struggled, but he never quit headaches, ’Tuesday was placed on DUSTY tournament in 1977, took a 3-stroke Porter Cable Rockwell nipped homered. Kevin O’Brian, Mark Du- days and should make a complete recovery. n> back Tony Dorsett has filed for district court by Julie Ann Simons during the Denver meetings, but hustling. He played hard. It’s great the 15-day disabled list. victory last year and went over the Manchester Property Maintenance, mond and Barry (Joodwell* each divorce and Dorsett has agreed to Dorsett cites “ discord or conflict of was put o ff because of more to see him start hitting. ’The club announced that the move $1 million mark in career earnings 9-8, last night at Keeney Field. Tom slammed two hits for Sportsman. pay her $2,500 per month in support personalities’’ in the marriage and pressing business. He said a stan “ Last year he was replacing a is retroactive to Sunday. with first-place money of $22,500. Scarazzo’s two-out single plated the through Oct. 1 pending a full states the Dorsetts, both 28, have dard agreement should be com pretty popular player in Tdd Am Barry Foote has b ^ recalled David Moorcroft winner in Uie home seventh. Don been separated since June 21. pleted within two weeks, and a stan mons and he got off a slow start and Janet Alex, winner of the Opbn, from Columbus 6f the International WEST SIDE Case had four hits, Scarrazzo and Belliveau Painters pushed across HENGELO, Netherlands (U P l) — David Moorcroft of Britain com ’They were married Sept. 1, 1980, dard letter of intent would be used in then he got hurt. ’This year he got off also is entered in the 72diole tourna League. Jim Murphy three apiece and Bob a run in the seventh to nip Purdy tinned his extraordinary running ‘Tuesday by winning a 1,500-meter Baseball and have no children together. the meantime. to a slow start and got hurt again. ment that runs ’Thursday through Wynegar, 26, entered New York Palorie two for Porter. Joe Tetrault Corp., 7-6, at Pagani. Ken Jacobs race in a personal best time of 3 minutes, 33.79 seconds. Dorsett agreed to the support League officials also finalized a “ The fans have never really given Sunday . Others taking part will be University Medical Center Monday and David Sloan each had two hits bad two hits including a game , Earlier this month, Moorcroft set a world record for 5,000 meters JUMOR'LEGION payments in a bearing last week. four-level player-seleqtion process, him a fair shot here. Blit this is a No. 1 money-winner Sally Little, for tests. He was hitting .263 in 78 forM PM . ^ winning RBI double in the home and a European best time for 3,000 meters. » ii Jay Cullen’s sacrifice fly in the Mrs. Dorsett’s divorce petition which San Francisco owner T.N. good opportunity for him to start Sandra Haynie, Beth Daniel, Hollis games with four homers and 26 RBI. ' seventh for the Painters. Mike On the synthetic track of Hengelos Veldwijk Stadium Tuesday, bottom of the seventh scored Eric states a personality conflict with Taube said would “ facilitate a very coming out of it at a great time.” Stacy, Patty Sheehan, Amy Alcott, WOMEN’S REC Ozajka, Dan Fox, Peter Belliveau, Moorcroft beat Ireland’s Ray Flynnby by 3.5 seconds, bettering his Dupee with the game-winner as her husband “ destroys the complicated problem for a fledgling Nancy Lopez, Kathy Whitworth, B&J Auto scored twice in the Kevin Flynn and John Bremser each previous top time of 3:34.3. Mainchester Junior Legion edged legitamite ends of the marriage league.” Kathy Postlewaite and Pat Bradley. seventh to nip Hungry Tiger Cafe, 3- had two bits for Belliveau while Glastonbury Texaco, 5-4, in JC- relationship and prevents any Players will be chosen first on a Lo| ^ fired an 8-under-par 64 on Basketball 2, at Charter Oak. Ellen Paul Mickey Coulombe'bad two of Pur Courant League Senior Division play expectation of reconciliation.” territorial basis. After that has been the final day last year to set a homered and Jill Smith and Ljm dy’s e i^ t blows. UPl ph6to' last night at Manchester High. Dorsett, at the Cowboys’ training completed, the league will open up WESTERN ' > Columbine record, tie her personal Harald Schumacher telder eadi.had three hits for B6iJ. The win moves the juniors to 5-4-1 camp in ’Thousand Oaks, Calif., the selection process to players Don Willis Garage 68 (Kro Willis best, round and match the lowest Lois Valllere, Usa Leisterand Nan- SENIOR GIRLS NEW YORK (U P l) — ’Three stars from World (^ p finalist West in the league, 15-6-2 overall. Next passed over by the franchise in their 18, John Bazal 18), Ozone 63 (Paul score for the season on the LPGA declined comment. qy Nasslff each had three hits ftv Orioles outlasted the Hawks, 20- Germany — goalkeeper Harald Schumacher, defender Karl-Heinz Quting is Thursday at 6 at “ I have nothing to say and it’s not territories., and they will have an op Sebastian 20, Steve Call 17). circuit. . ‘ HTC. 17, in a fbur-limlng affair at Charter Forster and forward Pierre Llttbarski — have agreed to participate in Looking to score Manchester High against Sports Inn even worth writing about,” be said portunity to sign with other'teams. Pagan! Caterers 74 (Marie Murphy Donna Caponi also topped the $1 Oak. Terl Callahan, Michelle the Aug. 7 FIF A World All-Star game, the U.S. Soccer Federation an of Wethersfield in a league tilt, before a team meeting. ’Thirdly, the league will begin 24, Tom Meggars 22), Centennials 68 million plateau at the 1981 tourna San Franclaco 49era struck It rich a year ago by capturing INDY Morianos, Usa Latulippe and Joan nounce Tuesday. Manchester trailed, 4-0, before Last season Dorsett was the se signing free agents. Next will be (Darryl Jones 27). ment by tying for 24th and ewnlng Red Rock ._iteln.ftilu iPR ed bitsJn whip na R o b in g each had two hits for. The three will join the 18-member European squad that will face an the Super Bowl crown. They’re trying to atrlke It rich again as. picking up one run and then drawing cond leading rusher in the NFC with players who once had N FL or Cana $1,410. Caponi was not entered in this year’s event'and Jan Stephen BUND PARTNERS- Alice Elm- ping Flo’s Cake Decorating, 164, at the Orioles. U sa Nason, Cathy all-star team from the rest of the world, featuring players from South they signed the world’s greatest hurdler, Renaldo Nehemlah, to even in the fifth on a three-run 1,646 yards in his best season as a dian Football League contracts. SOUTHERN son entered but had to withdraw Mary Botticello 66, Fran Jarbett- Hobertson Park. Ed Hanlon and Templeton; Cindy Boulay, Colleen and North America, Asia and Africa. a contract and now he’s trying to make the conversion to wide homer by Cullen. Cullen also pro running back. He credited his Simmons said the league would Shockers 43 (Ales Britnell 12, H ie game, for the benefit of UNICEF, will be played at Giants because of health isoblems. Ann Hallowell 87, Agnes Green- John Madden each boiuaed and Cunningham and Lori Templeton hit receiver. So far, the experiment has been going well. notched the win in relief of starter successJastjpaspn the steadying in announce application deadlines for . John Connolly 10), Style 38 (Ben Gr- Top m on ^ in the 1982 tourna Florence Girard 69. singled, Steve Crispino'hmaered well for the Hawks. Stadium in Elast Rutherford, N.J. . . i Dave Vilga. fluence of “ family life.” future franchises and fees later. zyb 14, Kent Pelletier 10). I . \
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Wed , July 28. 1982 _ 19 Vinkels nominated Winnis Winkis — Henry'Raduta aAd J.K.S. -n ~ ' ' for probate judge to detour highway project I NOW, MOM, DOhrr I'LL JUST BE GONE \ BUT YOU I DID, BUT OUT OF AND VOUltE OFF GET EXCITED... A UAy OR TWO. I MAV1 TOLP C r o s s i t o r d BOLTON — Andover resident Valdis Vinkels has been CANTERBURY (UPI) -• >A grand testing. Astro-graph THE CLEAR BLUE SK \ AND RUNNING mother arrested for trying to bite a state Mrs. Bandazian, a veteran of efforts to NOT GET THE PART J M E VOUlO I GOT THIS CALL FB 11 TO THE LURE nominated by the Democrats to run for a third con G IV E N UP BARNEY MCDONNEL J O F TH E secutive term as probate judge in the district that en engineer surveying her rural property block expansion of Interstate-84 through A l l h o p e f o r THE PRODUCER... ' GREAT WHITE for highway expansion attempt^ to in rural eastern Connecticut, was charged^ A c a r e e r w a y , compasses Bolton, 'Andover and Columbia. ON timidate the crew a second day — this with breach of peace Monday when she EH? So it looks like this race will be similar to the prior count for aomathing. STAGE. ACROSS 45 Companion Answer to Previous Puzzle time With a .22 caliber rifle. tried to bite Naewish Moore, a senior^ This coming year you era going CAPmCOnN (Dae. 22-Jan. It) two, because the Republicans have nominated Norman Qlvt vant to your compaa- 46 Professional Ann Bandazian, 54, arriv£d at the sur DOT engineer. . / to meet end make (riandt mritn 1 Neglect charge T 1 M E T 1 N E V 0 J. Preuss, a Bolton resident who held the job for about a numbar of unuaual and kitar- aionata Impulaaa today H they 1 B 0 8 1 • E X 0 0 T vey site Tuesday with a .22 rifle sticking She refused an offer from officials to dirsct you to ba h^ful to 5 Weather 49 Shakespear 12 years before Vinkels took it away from him eight aatkig peopla. One in particuiar bureau (abbr.) ean poem T 1 N T 1 E L 0 A ' out her car window. On a nearby tree, let her off if she pledged she would not taw ligura promkiantiy in aavar- aomeoiM laaa fortunate than 0 8 8 s U C L E R K years ago. yeuraalf. You'N ba g la d ^ did. 9 School oroani* 5 0 P overty 1 1 she hung a sign warning, "Trespassers again interfere with the highway test alaraaaotyouf iifa. zation (abbr.) T H 0 u Pruess also ran against Vinkels four years ago, and UO (My IS-Aug. 2t) Qam- AOUAMUS (Jan. SoAb. It) 53 Pod vegetable 8 1 R E C A T If E R work. Instead, she posted $100 boi^ and 12 Roof overhang 54 Composer will be shot.” biea you taka wnti intanglUa Your praaanoe win makt a wah T R 0 P T 0 T E 0 R 0 lost by only 24 votes. 13 Gazed Stravinsky Spying the engineer whom she tried to was released, pending a court ihinga thouid work out rathar eome addition to any group or e M U A 1 M T 0 0 A Vinkels was uncontested at the convention held Satur 14 Boat gear 55 Kind of grein waM lor you today. Howavar, gathering today. In fgot, par', p A s T U R 8 1 M 0 N bite Monday, Mrs. Bandazian said, appearance next Monday. ' 15 Plain 56 Enervate day, and was nominated by acclamation. taking ritki in matarlai reakna aona. who meat you for tha firat R V 1 M “How would you like another kiss on the Mrs. Bandazian, a white-haired grand 17 Cinnabar 57 Tapering solid Pruess in the last election won Bolton, lost by about W rnigm not be too amart. Find Ikna wW ba atgar to know you r N C E V P V 0 x| mother, owns an historic home on 100 bellar. 18 Swamp 58 Christmas votes in Columbia, and lost his bid when Vinkels took his arm?” oufmora 01 what iiaa ahaad for Mottoy’s Craw — Templeton & Forman 0 R E 0^ D N IT E R M "I had my gun the whole time and I acres in rural Canterbury with her hus you for aach aaaaon foSowing n s c c t (Pab. 28 March 20). 19 Dessert pastry decoration 0 A 8 L E V E ll D E a ] hometown by a relatively larger number. Republicans You ara now in a good achiava- 20 Character of a can’t say if I will use it or not in the band and claims she will lose 26 acres to your birthday by binding for T H T A L A 8 I t A M T\ have said they will be trying to focus their attention on your copy ol Aatro-Graph. Mali mant cycle, ao devote your people DOWN the highway, although a DOT spokesman time and talanta to goaie which 22 Go to court 22 Crafty 39 African land Andover for this seat, since a repeat in the vote there future,” she said. t1 lor aach to Aalro-Qraph. The confrontation ended without said the project will take only a 2,600- Box 4S9. Radio City SUtlon, realty count (or aomathing once \ 23 Unit 1 Egg (Fr ) 23 Barnyard 41 Chaplain might be expected. theyVeattalnad. 24 Tresses 2 Animal hair sound violence, said state police, who posted foot strip of her land. ^ N.Y. loots. Be aure to a p « ^ 42 Police Andover former First Selectman Andrew Gasper bkthdata. AMBS (March 21-AprS It) yisA// X 27 Secret place 3 Author 24 Contend troopers to guard the Department of Mrs. ^ndazian vowed to continue her Your faith In prinoiplea you holo IZ-/ (colloq.) gave the nominating speech, and Bolton Democratic VBMW (Aug. SS-Bapl 22) Be 31 M ind Turgenev 25 Over (Ger.) Transportation’s surveying and soil crusade. alert tor a auddan ahitt In con- dear could ba put to the taat /' 32 Actress 4 Spread to dry 26 Divorce 43 Opinion Town Committee Chairman Aloysius J. Ahearn the today. You’ll not coma up lack Turner 5 MeMacabre ' ditlona today which may anabla capital 44 Do farm work ing. Thay’H prove worthy of 33 Greek letter seconding speech. you to finallza aomathing "Auld Lang 27 American you’va had difficulty lying yeurballafi. 34 Confine 45 Serf patriot down. It could occur In lha TAIMUS'(Aprfl 2»4My 20) 35 Speech 7 Observe 46 Timor Your abnny to make anap judg- 28 Takes option MT. VERNON aflamoon. 36 Single thing 6 Appendices 47 Italian family UBHA (tapL 21-OeL $S) Sev- manta In commardal mattarala 37 Tending to 9 Exclamation 29 Puts to work Zoners won't tell aral good Meaa could auddanly vary good today. Something wear away of disgust 30 Duration 46 Abstract pop Into your mind today, but quita unaxpactad could deval- 39 Billiard shot 10 South Seas 32 Wash being DAIRY STORES don’t maraly mamortu them. op, requiring a taat “yaa" or 40 Broke bread plant 35 Huge 51 Part of the Write them down. Thara'a a "no." 41 Cooking 11 Hera's son 36 Author 244 Broad St. 653 Center St.s: i chance-you could lorget tham (May 2 1 - ^ 20) You psyche reasons for vote mrw ba plwaantly aurpriaad vessel 16 Musical work Fleming aAan th^ra naadad. 52 Negation M a n ch e ste r Manchester ■ BCOimO (Dot S44lav. 22) today whan aomaona to whom 42 Ca. 21 Golfing aid 38 Small pouch Tha next few daya could ba you've navar fait doae turns BOLTON — The Zoning Commission'doesn’t have to axtramaly Important to you, out to ba a helpful ally. It’a a \lVorM’s'Qtoatest Superheroea 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 publish its reasons for denying Lawrence F. Fiano’s caroarwtae and flnanclally. paraon who raeantly diaagread zone change request because keeping town zoning at the Pure Good thinga calling for quick withypu. ' 12 13 14 L3nd'0~L3k6s i - hdol-his action will oa daveloping. CANim (June 21-July 22) eMurcAOMtesHosn W H C R S 'e L M g ...T o H — RehSMBER X WHERE THE PEVIL HAVE YOU status quo legally needs no explanation. Chairman ICE COLD Don't healtata lo axparlmant n w y e iTTHERs's O R xmtr, F D R O Z Y IN S •AanTAIBUS (Nov. » 4 a c . Tast.Bt.ooo j vnooeef/r...mt>inEee‘6 15 16 17 Philip G. Dooley said. BUTTER . / i : 211 Vanturaa or entarpriaaa you with new mathoda or matarlala AWHKR A K P O m e R OUT lOUprXA«e«7 Aewssnew.'X NomiNe hwovs w it h Dooley said this week he contacted Town Attorney originala or doncalve at thia today If you leal they can do a a r o u n d WNCN I AW KP Herald photo by Cody ORANGE JUICE time have a battar-than-uaual better Job. Nothing ventured, 18 19 20 21 Vincent L. Diana as a follow-up to the commission’s chance for auccaas. Make them nothing gained. ■ ■ meeting last Wednesday. He said Diana said state 22 23 statute doesn’t require zoning boards to give reasons tor Making the rounds ■ denying a zone-change request. 24 25 26 28 29 30 Dooley had said this at the njeeting, but other Republican Congressional candidate Tony Gugllelmo made door-to- ■ members asked for the legal opinion. door stops In Bolton Wednesday as part of his campaign for the 2nd 31 32 33 Dooley said, “You don’t need to give any reason for District seat. Shown here with Leonard Braman (left) and Marty Lydon Bridge ■ ■ keeping things the way they are.” of Westview Drive, who were repairing brakes on thelr.truck. Gugllelmo 34 35 36 The lack of formally stated reasons for the denial is A i! B U T -meee v * . ■ ■ was also helped by his mother and daughter as they concentrated on IMIL BE IF )CU 2Jh\ 37 38 39 part of the grounds of Fiano’s appeal to the courts for a the center of the town. PON T LEARN TD ^ ■F x u m m a to reversal of the board’s decision. 1.69. 99 peiAx.BossM n! PtLteV QAaHti ■ LIMIT 2 $1.98 gallon At the last meeting, board members were prepared to A problem hand 40 give their reasons for the record as an addendum to the k#wy!$ Law — James Schumelster ■ Bolton Democrats trying Grede A Fresh South should start by 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 unanimous denial, but held back because of possible Frlto-L3ys V c t ^ deciding that West ia almost “foot-in-the-mouth" problems when called to testify in LARGE EGGS ■ ■ Cheese Flevored NORTH 7-28-17 sure to hold the king of 49 50 51 52 court. ♦ J8 spades as part of bis vulner- ..BUT BY FhJSHINS A itSY, They said they would give the reasons if the law ♦ AK84 anle diamond overcall. Then ,.ANP NOT ONt-Y WILL YOU BECOMB F»ET0FA to increase registration HMMM...ANOTHgR LOAD 53 54 55 required it, but not if the town attorney said it wasn’t CHEETOS 4882 the play becomes easy. He NCTNOBK- THAT LINKS'tOU ♦ KQIOS comes to his hand with a VOU INSTANT AZjCg&6TD TO ANY POUCe roeCE- IN 0FHPei&IN6WA6l-ll- 56 57 necessary. BOLTON - The cumbent U.S. Rep. Sam only on those people who club and leads a ^ d e CUERmTHOTSHEBTS' THF V«BW>. HERg, LST Mg UACKED IN RgyVidAVlIC. 58 What’s at the center of the issue is a 53-acre parcel a dozen W EST EAST 28 Democratic Town Com Gejdenson. are not yet registered or SKtS ♦ 10752 toward dununy. If west ANDWJ5BANT H6T6... PUNCH UP IHATSTHglHIBOTlMg Fiano owns on Route 44A and South Road, which the ICgLANP. IHISWggIC. mittee will try to increase \^en elected chairman, registered unaffiliates, but Sl0» ♦ QJ62 rises with the king South has (NEWSPAPER ENTEnpfliSE ASSN) developer has said he wants to J)Ut up to 96 con Ice Cold nine sure tricks, but West party strength with a town- Ahearn said he would begin also on Republicans. “We S.AQJ84 ♦ 753 1982 by NEA. Inc. dominiums on. But in order to do so he needs a zone ♦ 143 ♦ 97 will play low. Now ail South side registration campaign trying to turn the political want to encourage them to TROPICAL POPS ; change from R-1 to R-2, which the board denied him. SOUTH baa to iM is to cash dummy’s scheduled to begin around tone of the town around join as well,” he said. other high heart and run off The denial came following a series of three long public ♦ AQ84 September. toward the Democratic “It will be an active ♦ 753 four clnb tricks to come hearings with a total attendance of about 600, and only MUNI Democratic Town Chair ranks. “This is the first campaign. There will be ♦ KIO down to a six-card ending. CELEBRITY CIPHER one person not associated with Fiano spoke in favor of West will make one dis POL C«tebrlty CIphur cryplogrsmi tr« crM l*d from quotttlons by fsmous p«opl«. past tim e the Democrats will be some kind of mailing and ♦ AJ62 andprM*nt E*ch Mtar In th* cipher ilantjt MUST te THE NEW MAN. MUNCHMIISDONUT NOLI TMATt MOU EVEN H A P A WHAT NICE PAIL*V MEND HAPPENEP VYRITTEN ON RICE TO’IT? PAPER THAT SOU KEPT ON THE FRIPGE POOR. , ' O - I I , 1 ^ 7-i 8 The Born Loser — Art Sansom Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Bugs Bunny — Warner B.'os Std, p o you HE CAN BUILD ■TgMPEPPOOT. Save on boxes of 20,45 and fecAUicijfflNiSATTrtE • UP MORE CONtKjrENTEREPLASr SUSPENSE 60 assorted Munchkins* > WN’nUlT WW Y(3U MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., July 28, 1982 - 21 2(> - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., July 28. 1982 - Supermarket Shopper h - Clip ‘n’ file refunds Classified Personal products (File 11-B) Clip out this fiie and keep it with simitar cash-off Buyers would lose if ads ended coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage coupons, for exampte. Start cottecting the needed mean that most of the coim Somehow this doesn’t our economy moving. It proofs of purchase white tooking for the required By Martin Sloane newspaper or redeem the margins. panics whose products fin sound very productive. And helps to create deniand, refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers coupon that appeared in • For those product today’s qupermarket shopping just wouldn’t be which, in turn, helps to and magazines, and when trading with friends. DEAR MARTIN: As the ad. categories in which there long as columns like yours was still competition, shelves would go out of as much fun anymore. create jobs. Protect yourself against mail-order firms But consider tor a mo Offers may not be avaiiabte in ait areas of the coun business. A lot of people try. Aiiow 10 weeks to receive each refund. encourage the use of ment what the effect might manufacturers might would be put out of work — When you think about it, Thank you for the The following refund offers are worth $16.04. This coupons and refunds to be if manufacturers spend more money on measure it yourself to see what to expect. You can order by mail or phone from many mail-order lavish packaging to attract and not just those from the advertising is an important suggestion, but I’ll pass on To the surprise of virtually no one, complaints against week’s refund offers have a total value of $33.64. “save” the customer stopped advertising their • Know what is included, what is not. ’The bottles in companies, but a phone number assures you of a way to your attention as you advertising agencies. part of the fuel that keeps it. mail-order firms rank No. 1 of all gripes in the latest These offers don’t require refund forms; money, the manufacturers products. the portable bar you’re buying, the candles in the contact the firm if you have a problem. walked down the super Council of Better Business Bureau’s latest report — ac COLGATE. Receive two free games at a par will continue to increase • Without advertising Y o u r candlesticks and^the fruit in the glass bowl aren’t in • Be extremely careful about delivery times. A market aisles. You might counting for 20 TCrcent of the 1.7 million complaints ticipating bowling center. Present one back panel prices because they think and news of new products, cluded unless the catalog clearly says they are. Most reputable mail-order firm will ship your 'order within that their advertising and many of us would fall into see a lot of gold, silver, received by the B B S ’s 154 regional offices. Yet the mail M o n e y 's with Universal Product Code symbol from any order industry is thriving as never before. And it will ads.will state what is not included. five days of receipt. It will notify you if an order has to outlandish ideas' increase the habit of using the same tinsel and even flashing Colgate Winterfresh Gel or Regular Flavor to any prosper even more as the Christmas season nears and • Read- all copy carefully. French-style doesn’t be delayed. You must have the right to cancel and the sales of their products. old products again and lights on your box of Dun W o r t h participating bowling center. For participating an estimated record 10,000 companies selling products necessarily mean it was made in Paris. It could be receive a full refund if you think the delay will be too I. for one, would just like again. can Hines! centers, call (800 ) 847-4230 Wednesday through Sun or services by mail send out millions of catalogs. Sylvia Porter French-style and be manufactured in Hoboken. If |t’s long. This is absolutely essential with Christmas day between noon and 6 p.m. EDT. In New York, to see lower prices. I think • New companies, the (’Then someone like you authentic French, the catalog will note that. Surely you can protect yourself not only against the purchases for kids. call (800) 522-1101. Free games are available for this could be accomplished lifeblood of innovation, would complain that the • Safeguard your privacy. Mailing lists are, of course, fly-by-iUght, obvious crooks in the industry but also • If the company gives you no satisfaction, you have non-league play and are based on space availability. by dicontinuing these gim- would find it hard to g^U fancy packaging was against Uie policies of honest firms that compelled an essential to any mail-order business. But if you don’t three options: Contact 1) the Better Business Bureau, 2) This offer is valid for bowlers 18 years of age or mics as well as all adver started. The older es costing us money and that INEVirPOOL INSTALLATIONS I want a company to make your name and address the local consumer affairs department, 3) the industry’s tising in newspapers, radio tablished companies would all-time high of 340,000 of you to take your complaints to the purchase? There should be. Can you get a refund or older. Expires Sept. 30, 1982. all packages should look The pleasure is all yours ... available to other mail-order companies, say so. self-policing body, the Direct Mail/Marketing Associa and television. Why should be able to rest on their alike with plain white the BBS last year. must you take a replacement of “equal value” ? You FLICKER Tan-Saver Offer, P.O. Box 2261, Maple “Consumer education about how to buy from a mail Reputable mail-order firms will provide you with a tion, 6 East 43rd St., New York, N.Y. 10017. And com the coupon clippers have laurels, and product quali labels and black lettering.) The craftsmanship is all ours..^ should have a choice. Plain, Minn 55348. Receive $1.50 worth of samples order company IS the best protection against the com place on your order form for this. plain loudly. their fun at my expense! — ty would slip. ’This loss of competition • Check the company. Because stability is such an im of Coppertone Lite Formula Oil. Tan Care and For THE LONGEST WARRANTY! mon problems,” says Lillian Vernon Katz, head of the • Check prices carefully and if possible, compare. (Sylvia Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1982, a com Faces Only. Send the word “Flicker” from one D.J. from Port St. Lucie, might force us shoppers to portant factor in this business, companies that have • There would berfewer C A LL 072-0073 3lyear-old Mount Vernon, N.Y., Lillian Vernon mail Among the best buys in a catalog are usually those prehensive desk calendar and consumer handbook, Fla. narrow our choices to a operated for a long time will advertise that fact. And the items not available elsewhere, but specially selected or Flicker page and your name and address on a 3-by- products on the super order company. “ Follow the basic rules. Don’t send features Porter’s best advice for saving money and 5-inch card. Expires Sept. 30, 1982. market shelves and less few hundred “necessities!’ Michael or Terry Ober longer a company has been in business, the more likely designed for catalog buyers. organizing your budget. Includes budget worksheets. DEAR D.J.: I agree money through the mails. Fill opt the order form cor it is to have prompt, satisfactory business practices. f2 MITCHUM Maximum Protection, P.O. Box 1153, competition. This would rather than the 12,000 with you. Advertising does rectly. Know what to look for.” And: • Investigate the shipping charges. They should be Send $8.95 plus $1 for postage and handling to Financial Maple Plain, Minn. 55348. Receive a $1 refund. Send make it easier for the en items carried by the • Be sure you know what the item you are ordering cost money. Indirectly, • Look for refund policy to make sure your purchase spelled out and based on either the dimensions of the Almanac, care of the Herald, 440ff Johnson Drive, the word “Mitchum” from the front panel of a box trenched companies to average supermarket looks like. Are the dimensions spelled out? The color Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal that money comes out of is protected. Is there a “satisfaction guaranteed” provi described? The pictures may not always show both size item purchased or the total cost. of any Mitchum anti-perspirant (RollOn, Stick, raise their prices and in today. Press Syndicate.) each of our pockets, sion in the catalog or advertisement that lets you return color accurately. If the size is stated, as it should be. •• Is a company telephone number listed? It should be. Press Syndicate.) Dab-On, Pump or Cream) except the trial size and whether or not we read the crease their profit Of course, that would your name and address print^ on a 3-by-5-inch card. Expires Sept. 30, 1982. These offers require refund forms: Dr. |.and leaving Polaroitd CLOSE-UP, SIGNAL, PEPSODEN’T Coupon- GE trims ranks 8 bonanza Offer. Receive a $1 refund, $2 in coupons for CloseUp, Signal and Pepsodent Toothbrushes and a Coupon bonanza myster coupon. Send the of its executives to devote time to research required refund form and Universal Product Code m symbols from any two of the following brands: GE, one of the nation’s most Close-Up Toothpaste (4.6-, 6.4 or 8.2-ounce) Signal FAIRFIELD (UPI) — General D diverse corporations, consists of 230 sible for the first modern polarizers for light in 1927, a Mouthwash (18-, 24- or 32-ounce), Pepsodent d Electric Co. won’t be replacing top CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) — Dr. Edwin H. Land individual businesses. Its products sequence of subsequent polarizers and for the theory Toothbrush (Adult, Junior or Child). Expires Nov. executives as they quit or retire in says he is leaving the Polaroid Corp., the instant range from toasters, to turbo jets, to and practice of many applications for polarized light. 30, 1982. an attempt to trim expenses, the photography company he founded, to devote more time These became the basis for the formation of Polaroid Q-TIPS SWABS $1 Coupon Refund. Receive two company says. robots. to scientific research, wtttl pftCM K m in 1935. The firm introduced the first instant camera in “I look forward to a new period of creative freedom 50-cent coupons for Q-tips. Send the required refund “There is a corporate reorganiza The spokesman said GE was ap 1948. form and the words "Double Tipped Safety Swabs” London Broil Steaks tion of staff at the Fairfield office,” proaching its plan to trim expenses for myself and to a generation of industrial grandeur for The board of directors of Polaroid has elected William from the front panels of three (J-tips Swabs. One ol a spokesman said Tuesday. “It’s through attrition to allow each com ....Polaroid,’’ he said Tuesday in announcing his resigna J. McCune Jr., 67, chairman of the board in addition to the proofs must be from the 170-count packages. basically designed to be a more pany as much flexibility as possible tion as director and chairman of the board. his position of president and chief executive officer. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. effective and more tightly focused while cutting down. Land, 73, an inventor with a keen interest in the McCune said everyone at Polaroid was “personally human eye, said he was ending his nearly 50-year MODESS Cash Refund. Receive a refund of 90 operation.” affected by (Land’s) decision to leave the company.” “The GE approach is that each association with the firm to devote his energies to a non cents, $1.50 or $2.25. For 90 cents, send the required “Now as he begins a new enterprise, we know that business is responsible for its own profit institution designed to support 4basic scientific refund form and two Universal Product Code sym The high level “reorganization” with his extraordinary combination of intellect, dedica thing,” the spokesman said. “It will bols from 40-count Modes Regular or Super. For follows plans announced earlier this research. tion and spirit, it will blossom,” McCune said. $1.50, send the form and three UPC symbols. For year to trim 7,000 salaried jobs be done by retirements and attri Land will continue to serve as a consultant and his $2.25, send the form and four UPC symbols. Look nationwide. tion, not replacing many of.the jobs. family and associates will retain more than 3 million NOTICE shares, or about 10 percent, of Polaroid stock. for form on specially marked packages. Expires The spokesman said the “It’s not an edict, but each compo PUBLIC HEARING Oct. 31, 1984. nent is responsible for its costs and Land’s resignation didn’t come as a surprise. He had BOARD OF DIRECTORS reorganization had been initiated by announced his intention in 1979 to create the Rowland ORAL-B Travel Brush Offer. Receive an Oral-B company Chairman John F. Welch to treat costs as It sees fit,” he said. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT FUUY COOKED WATER ADDED BONE IN Institute for Science Inc., and reduce his activities at Nnticc is hereby given that the Board of Directors. Town of Manchester, travel toothbrush. Send the required refund form, FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN SPRING BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS CHUCK OR FRESH-FORMERLY GROUND CHUCK Jr. He said the plan to eliminate 7,- Despite the curent econofhic Polaroid. Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Lincoln Center Hearing the side panels with the words “ Oral-B — 000 jobs was also based on attrition i6 9 Smoked depression across the nation, GE Land said the institute was “dedicated to achieving Hoorn. 494 Main Street, Manchester. Connecticut. Tuesday. August 3. Recommended by more dentists than any other Lamb 259 Bonel^ 99 Lean Rump and retirements but “there would be Portion has not had to resort to more drastic deeper insights in fields ranging from physical 1982. at 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on the following. toothbrush” from any three Oral-B toothbrushes Ground Beef ,1 Hams some layoffs.” I'ropnscd additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1982-83 - J Chops Shoulder Roasts 89^ measures, such as a wage freeze or 1 ) q BCEFBRISKET-UNTRIMMEO-WHOLEITOtO-LfiS FULLVCOOKEO-WATERADOED-BONEIN WhoMietoISLbt. chemistry to human color vision.” and the dated register tape with the prices circled. FKSH GENUINE AMERICAN SPRING 69 6EEF CHUCK-eONElESS payback demands from its 280,000 TRAN SFER to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund $113,636,50 2 ^nck^vi Fresh Brisket lb P ’ Sniped Hams or«»f*HMi “The research I have already been involved in at the lo be financed by a State Grant from Town Aid Fund, Expires Oct. 31, 1982. Lamb Chops-Rib 3 Top Blade Steaks 79 FULLY COOKED-WATER ADOED-BONEM The pokesman said two senior FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN SPRWG •>99 GALLO SLICED . . « (Q PORK LOIN COUNTRY STYLE workers, the spokesman said. institute seems so significant that I regard it as impor Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special Projects • Fund PONDS $1 Refund. Send the required refund 1 Ham Steaks or Roasts sucm vice presidents have left and won’t L ^ b Chops l^n '0 Italian Salami and Pro>olone V r l PorkRihs tant not to delay further my move to this new 41 • to existing account 1329 • Title 1. F Y 1982 ...... ! ...... $14,067.00 form, the top panel from one carton of any Pond’s SUCEOlBEEFKBSUCtDlBEEF 1-lB PRUPKG I '«}79l .aK EAQ MADE WITH MANE CHEESE be replaced. He said an undisclosed “We’re not hurting as some com *7A C GALLO SUCEO DR. EDWIN H. LAND In be financed by Slate/Federal Grant. Cold Cream or Pond’s Dry Skin Cream and the l A&P Meal BoloRna ^ Hickor> Hollow Smoked Sausage - number of GE’s other 130 vice panies are but we have to be doubly organization,” he said. Proposed additional appropriation lo Education Special Projects - Fund Chicken Legs orMor# lb Italian Salami or Peppitom .».1TQ AVAH.ABLE WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY . . . leaving his firm dated register tape with the price circled. Expires FRESH 1 29 ^ICEO _ . ,u (BEEF 1-LB PKO <1 4«l presidents also will be leaving. careful,” the spokesman said. Land holds a total of 533 U.S. Patents. He was respon- 41 - Title I (Regular). F Y 1983 ...... $148,019.00 lb 1 Joni^ LiuTMurst pki. 1” A&P Meal Franks ^ 1 ” Fresh Flounder Fillets In be financed by State/Federal Grant. Sept. 30, 1982. Chicken Breasts Proposed additional appropriation lo Education Special Projects • Fund SOFT SENSE-ENHANCE Cash Rebate. Receive 41 - Chapter I (Neglected and Delinquent), FY 1983 ...... $4,168.00 a refund of $1 to $3. Send the required refund form to bo financed by State/Federal Grant. U and any combination of the following proofs of D&H sale accord reached Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special Projects ■ Fund Diiirs Sprcials purchase: the bottom of the back label from any Toys recalled 41 - Stale EERA (Public). FY 1983 ...... $35,621,00 ment feared the D&H dependent on the D&H,” lo bo financed by a Stale Grant. Soft Sense, the hinge cut from the cap of 8- or 16- ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - Transportation Com FRESH SUCEO missioner William could go bankrupt unless he said. Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special Projects - Fund ounce Enhance Shampoo, the hinge cut from the VEGETABLE SPREAD WOONSOCKET, R.I. (UPI) - Reliance Products Following a late-night 41 • Slate EERA‘(Non-public). FY 1983 ...... $3,089,00 Corp. has started a voluntary recall of an estimated give-and-take session Hennessy, had given in on Guilford acquired the cap of 8- or 16-ounce Enhance Conditioner. You will Cooked 739 Bryan said Guilford has to be financed by a State Grant. receive $1 for each item purchased up to $3. Tape A&P Soft 2-lb. 390,(X)0 Protector “Hold Me Tite” squeeze toys mediated by the state some points, especially in freight line. He said New Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special Projects • Fund i b Z acquired a number of New 41 • Education for Handicapped Children, FY 1983 ...... $203,700.00 the proofs of the form. Expires Sept. 20, 1982. cont. ‘ Ham because they may pose a danger of choking or suf transportation com the area of job protection. York had a strong interest Spread 89 FKSH SL»C£D England railroads and In be financed by a State Grant SMALL (M LARGE CURD in the D&H because it had Here’s a refund form to write for: Vicks Colonial Cooked Salami focation to young children. missioner, a tentative The proposal was to be Breakstone Cottage O him* poured about $30 million hoped to acquire the D&H Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1982-63 • FRESH SLICED ALL BEEF The product, an animal-shaped squeeze toy with a agreement was reached mailed to the union’s rank TRAN SFER lo Capital Improvement Reserve Fund - Industrial Headway Large Size Cash Refund, P.O. Box 5423, CREAMY and have an unbroken L Colonial Bologna under which the Guilford into the railway. Hicksville, N.Y. 11816, Send a self-addressed, Seahesl Sour Cream handle and built-in squeaker, has been on the and file today. The pact Guidelines • Empire Tool ...... $2,403.50 FRE»t SUCEO Transportation Co. hopes still was subject tq ap Mellon has demanded freight line from New to be financed from Fund Balance reserved for Industrial Guidelines. stamped envelope with your request. This $2.50 CHOCO GOOD l■9alk>n 149 Bavarian Swiss Che«s« market since 1974 and retailed for about $1.97. Hood Oiocolate Drink pTatiic 1 to acquire the Delaware & proval of the Inteirstate contracts with the un England into Penn Proposed additional appropriation lo General Fund Budget 1982-83 - offer expires Dec. 31, 1982. FRESH CREAMY The Consumer Product Safety Commission said TRAN SFER to Capital improvement Reserve Fund - Improvements lo I WHITE OR YELLOW sylvania. The D&H 31b J 9 9 Cole Shw w 59* two separate reports alleged two Infants choked or Hudson Railway Co. Commerce Commission, ionized employees of the Municipal Buildings...... $146.00C).00 Ched-O Bil Chi‘t*se Slim phg Z suffocated on the toy handle. Officials of the United which is expected, said D&H comparable to con primarily serves New to be financed from sale of the Buckiand School. The recalled models are a pink elephant, a yellow Transportation Union, Jack Bryan, a spokesman tracts Conrail has with its York state, including Proposed Ordinance - The Town of Manchester Beekeepers and bear and an orange lion packaged and sold under which represents D&H for the state Transporta employees. Albany, Binghamton and Spraying Notice Ordinance. Menus Buffalo. Proposed Ordinance - To convey Lot 15-A, Buckiand Industrial Park to the brand name “Protecto” and labeled “Hold Me employees, had earlier tion Department. “ Mellon is simply Marian J . Jusko and Stanislaw A. Leniart for the sum of $25,000.00. Tite” assortment 06233. The back of the head is rejected contract con Guilford had threatened saying, ‘1 can’t afford to Copies of the Proposed Ordinances may be seen in the Town Clerk’s Of (irofirs Specials !■ ro/i'ii .S|)fciiils stamped with “Reliance Products Corp.” cessions which Timothy to abandon its attempt to put a competitive organiza Guilford could become a fice during business hours Mellon, who heads the acquire the D&H if it failed tion together that has labor James R. McCavanagh. Secretary Senior lunches plarfh^ RICH IN V IU M IN 'X " The commission told consumers to return the “very sizable competitor Board of Directors ASSORTED VARIETIES (PLUS DEP IN CT.) INSTANT agreements that place me The following lunches will he serv^ at W ^hill LAUN'rimOltT^ENT toys to retailers or to Reliance Products Corp. In Connecticut-based to negotiate concessions for Conrail” with acquisi Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Gardens and Mayfair Gardens during the week of Atm. 2 Minute Maid 19 Woonsocket for a full refund. Guilford firm, had with the railway’s UTU at a competitive disadvan tion of the D&H, Bryan this 22nd day of July. 1982 Ann Page Ei^t O’ Clock 199 Coventrated 499 demanded as conditions of workers. It had negotiated tage to Conrail,’” Bryan 056-07 through 6 to Manchester residents who,gre 60 or older: Orange juice S’n Mtr. 157-oz. said. 1 plastic box the takeover. concessions with all the said. Monday: Vegetable soup, macaroni and cheese, iqt- FROZEN CONCENTRATE Beverages 8 9 ^ Coffee AU^ All about collecting tuce and tomato salad with dressing, unsalted cracker^' OMinlT) Time lx;monade BACON BITS LEMON A LIME A union sppkesman said, freight railway’s “The state has a very <2 Bi'llv CriK’kiT Baco's ’ r 8 9 ' toasted coconut pudding. SALISBURY STEAK. TURKEY OR (VEAL PARMESAN 19) Gatorade Drink Russ MacKendrick writes about stamps, coins and however, that Mellon, who employees except those great stake in the entire Freezer Queen F^ntriies ecTTf c r (x : ker 2JVo» I.'9 PEA represented by the UTU. matter and a great many Tuesday: Cold sliced ham, cheese slice, potato salad, Krovtnii' Suprenw Mix phg 1 almost anything collectible — in “Collectors’ Corner,” personally attended the BBOULAR OR CRIRALE CUT B&M Baked Beaas rail freight shippers are grapefruit juice, wheat bread, raisins, sugar cookies. A&P French Fries U l W APPLE DATE ORRASPSERAV sn^ED every Tuesday in The Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. meeting with the union and Bryan said the depart Bdl\ CriickiT Fruit & Granola Bars boi 1'"1 Wednesday: Breaded fish, nutty stuffing, steamed FROZEN DINNER 194U 11V F-arly Cafifomia Gives cabbage and carrots, wheat bread, pineapple and man Howard Johasons Mac &.( heese phg I BETTY CROCrER CEREAL u-M 1 4 9 SUMMERTIME REFRESHER FAMILY PACK lloni‘> Nut ( hitTios boi 1 Ann Page Apple Juice darin oranges. SALAD STYLE Aunt Jemima Waffles IN WATER DR ON. (SOLID WFNTE 102 CAN M 39) Thursday: Tomato soup, turkey salad, creamy cole French's Mastard Bumbk BoeOiunk Light Tuna SWen-HOT DOO-HAMSURGER slaw, roll, cinnamon applesauce. It o /i'ii Pi//a Specials SUMMER SALAD Friday: Chili con came, steamed rice, tossed salad Sprua- Tim Shrimp \bsk Reishes CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL CORN OR with dressing, white bread, fresh fruit. CHEESE. SAUSAGE OR COMBfNATION SLICED. CRUSHED. OR CHUNK Jimo’s 10” Wz7.a Fmpfi'ss (H* Sprua* Pint'uppW Del Monte Faiiy Garden Peas SAUSAGE MUSHROOM, OR COMDINATION POLISH OR REOIAAR OR CHEESE * ! La Pizzeria Pizza Vlask' Kosher Dill Spears Bachman Popcorn Service Notes LARGE THIN The Eagle’s, 34b 119 Celeste Cheese Pizza Prince Spaghetti ,boi 1 White Paper Plates 2 CFffESE GfCENOMNT tinouNct CtiefSaluto Pizza Three Bean Salad S f 6 9 ' Foam Cups Wallace graduates W TH BLUEMO FOR EXT1U WHHENESS CHOCOLATE Airman Michael L. Wallace, son of Mr. and Mrs. ALL FLAVORS (PLUS DEPOSIT IN CT.) Final Toudi F a l^ ^ e n e r William Wallace of 33 Edgerton St., has graduated from White Rock QQC Hershey ASSORTED FLAVORS JUNKM 24U. 9 9 < I6«s. Table Talc Fruit Pies rates ore soaimg the U.S. Air Force security police specialist course at pis Stic plastic Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Soda Syrup 69< He will serve at Spangdahlem Air Force Base in Wfest 1115 \ \ ( n il. Nkrehaiulisi' At First Federal Savings, inter 8 Germany. CONDITIONER OR Investment Minimum Annual Effective F est rates on our savings plans S^le Plene Term Investment Rate Annual Yield |/ are soaring. And, with as Boz. $5,000 •11.5% little as $500, you get pUstIc Repuiphaee 30 days 12.126% 1 THE NRmE TO ftEm Em slft Shampoo Agreement these high rates with (SOZ. TUBE) REO. OR W OH CONDITIONER Investment options. From 91 days $7,500 10.559% 11.144% 1 Head & Shoulders zt^EEA R A r 61-Day ^short-term plans which paY itlw (Uemai'ft Certificate available fbrough 8/2/62 R Shampoo coot. For Frathnets & Sovifipt high money marliet rates MCDICATEO _ 6-Month 6 months $10,000 12.19% . 1 12.743% 1 W ithout tying up your money for Noxzema Skin Cream FAmM FRESH N'Cm SP Certificate svailabTe tfTrough ,6/2/821 long periods OHIme, to long-term at Piecaiitti Sfww OCOOORANT _ BanRoUOn ' Romaine .30-Month 30 months $1;000 12.5% 13.51% 1 plans which also pay high rates. Koute^ 83( 'VenHRi, 'Ct. a s so r te d COLORS lOppotiu Bk Sick Lighten L e t t u c e lu * Certificate Ouatty MMtM FRESH TENDER YOUNG 49 Ask about bur Instant Cash 40-60-100 W A H * I HOURS: Mofi.. Tubb. 6 Wad. 10 to 5;3U C ^ H e a i m All-Severs 1 year $500 9.69% J \ f option on 6-month certificates. ThuFi. 6 Ffl. 1010 9; S «. O-JO u 5:30 FLORBA SUTTERY FUVORED G.E. J8 9 Large Avocados Certificate available through 8/7/82 | First FbdersI Savings rtssrvss the right to alter or withdrew Bug Light 2-psck U.S. NO. 1 -AU PURPOSE ROUND WNTTI this offer at eny time. in t t m t on llw 3(M ey Mpunshaae Agrawnent Is based on a 356 day year end la peyebl* at Guaranteed Eastern potatoes *Yletd dependent on'individuel tax bracket. LOW M SOOWM nAVOR ENHANCER-PROM FLORIDA meluftly only, Tbl* Investment li fully ssourad by Instrumsnte ol the U.a govemm enl or Its ONE PLY Large Seedless Limes c«m)WOwi-HONmtw-WM|BeauMeuTt egsnolss, but It not e dsposit snd Is not Intursd by F S U C . Viva Paper Napkins ’S f 7 9 ' Extra pM cylm nalniys All ositltloetss o l doppsll ero Iniuied to 5100,000 by F 8 U C . F td o rtI rogulstlont prohibit DRAPERY CLEANING PUA DEPOSIT IN CT. JUMed JUaiLEE WATERMELONS (35^a. AVO) *491EA. ASSORTED ONE PLY _ ' CAUroWNmUQAItMH Iho oompoundlng of Iniw sston O l-d iy and 6-m onlh ctrtlllottss. end n q u irs a eubstenllel . • No Shrinkage penalty lor withdrawal ol principal prior lo maturity ot all oartllloatae.' • Squared & Even Hemlines Jumbo j e W h o l e 799 J u m b o ^ ir • Takedown & Re-Hang Service ^ 2 4 k 6 ” roR W a&m eloias ^ Jw HniiAviiAwc ScotToweb 69* H o n e y d e w s >tO(K8' Call: RMCtaBTECTIVE THRU JULY 2SRI, THRU JULY StM.I9S2. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO U M T SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOQRAP9KAL ERRORS. IT M FOR SAU NOT AVAAAKI TO VMHASAU ON «T A A | | A M 8 7 2 -0 1 6 6 East Hartford, QIastonbury, South QIaatonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South WIndaor "CHOOSE SWISS QUALITY WITH CONFIDENCE" CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA BURR CORNiRSe MANCHESTER A, « «. - * ^4 K.. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. July 28. 1982 - 23^ 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. July 28. 1962 C la s s ifie d MtES TAG SALE SIGNS MIhImum'CharQe 22'-Condominluiti8 35— Heating-Plumping 46— Sporting Goods 56- M la c tor Rent • IS Words EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 47— Garden Products 24— Lots-Land for Sale 36— Flooring |!0l-HoinM/Apti. to SlMT* Are things piling up? Then why not have a TA G SALE? The best way to an 12:00 nooa the day 48— Antiques tS— Investment Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage 1— Lo»i and Found 13— Help Wanted 49— Wsnted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY balore publication. 26— Business Property 38— Services Wanted nounce it, is with a Heraid Tag Sale Ciassified Ad. When you place your ad, 2— Poraonali 14— Bustneta Opportunittet 27— Resort Property 50>-Produoo 3— Announcomanis 15— Sttualiori Wanted 1 1-2 DAYS....15C Deadline lor Saturday is 28— Real Estate Wanted MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sela y o d ’ l! receive ONETAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. 12 noon Friday; Mon 62— Trucks for Sale 3-5 DAYS....14(t 63— Heavy Equipment lor Sale \ EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent day’s deadline is 2:30 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments lor Rent 64— Motorcycles-Bicycles 6 DAYS....13C FINANCIAL 10— Private Inttructiom 65— Cempers-Trailera-Mobile Friday. 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 19— SchooiS'Ciauea 43— Pets-Birds-O^s 55— Othcet-Stpres tor Rent Homes 26 DAYS...... 12C 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 66— Automotive Service Phone 643'2711 8— Mortage Loans 33— Building>Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent 9— Partonal Loam ' 67— Autos tor Rent-Lease HAPPY ADS S3.00 PER INCH CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN A T OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER 34— Roofing*Siding 45— Boats 6 Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent lO^insuranca REAL ESTATE •••••••••••••••••••••••• eeeee*eeeeeeeeeeeeeee.eee ••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• H ^ 'o w V n M ...... 13 Ssfv/css Oflisfisd 31 P»lntlng‘P»p0rtng 32 Building Contracting 33 BulMIng Contracting 33 ArtMea tor Bale 41 Free Ctoaafltod Ade Produce 50 Apertmente lor Bent 53 Apartments for Bant 53 Homaa for Bant 54 Autos For Sale 61 Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 n w f p wwssww •••••••*e*««*e*eeeeaaa** eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••a •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••* •••••••••••••••••••••••• LEON CIES2YNSKI MOTORCYCLE MASSEUSE■...... - F em ale BRICK, BLOCK, STONE- INTEMOR-EXTERIOR FARRAND WHIRLPOOL AutomaUc MANCHESTER - Newly MANCHESTER - Two EAST HARTFORD - U rge C o n c re te . Chimney PAINTING - Wall! REMODELING - Cabinets, BUILDER. New homes, decorated one bedroom bedroom Townhouse - wall six rooms plus, Cape. INSURANCE - Lowest preferred. 'Good at Repairs. "No Job Too additions, remodeling, rec washing machine. $75.00 or Rates Available! Many op mosphere, excellent and OrywaU Installatioif Roofing, Gutters, Room best otter. Telephone 649- apartment. Access to shop to wall carpeting. Three bedrooms, fireplace, Small." Call 644-83S6. Quality professional work. Additions, Decks, all types rooms, garages, kitchens ALUMINUM SHEETS STOP ping centers, buslines and baths, appliances. Quiet centrally located hear tions. Call: Clarice or Hrralb clientele. In the Windham remodeled, ceilings, bath used as printing plates. .007 5490. AIThi Joan, Clarke Insurance Reasonable prices. FYee of Remodeling;' and schools. For further details area. Lesperance Agency, churches, schools and area. Experience not tile, dormers, - roofing. thick, 23x28V'. 50c each, Agency 643-1126. jieeded - will train. C ^ n C & M Tree Service, Free Estimates! loiUy insured. Repairs. FREE REFRIGERATOR For please call 528-4196 646-0505. busline. $475 per month estimates. Discount senior Estimates. Fully insured. Residential or commer or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- CORN CRIB seven days a week. Call G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. sale - $50.00. Apartment Bnekland M. touOi WIndMr between 9 and 5 pm or lus heat ana utilities. citizens. Company Telephone 643-6017. cial. 6494291. 2711. They MUST be picked alter 5 pm and weekends, FOUR ROOM Apartment - Eecurity deposit. No pets. MOTORCYCLE 423-7519. size. Very good condition. INSURANCE - For all your 'Your Community Newspaper' Manchester Owned and FRED LEE Painting - up before 11:00 a.m. only. Call Robin at 649-2734. 649-7157. 2 bedrooms. Appliances, Telephone 289-4084 after 5 operated. Call 646-1327. Interior and Exterior. HaaUng-Plumblng 3B NATIVE CORN wall-to-wall carpet’. p.m. motorcycle needs, call SOCIAL WORKER Ad THINKING OF Home im DARK LOAM - 5 yari|s us.Competitive rates. ministrator for Director, "Check my rate before you SIX FOOT PICNIC TABLE 11$( MAIN STREET - ’Three Parking. Basement LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen- provements? Call the Mar delivered, $80. plus tax. Friendly service. Fine Department of Human decorate.'’ Dependable. tin and Rothman Honie with attached benches. room heated apartment. storage. No pets. $390 ASHFORD - four room clng. Attics, cellars, gar Frilly insured. 6^1653. Sand, Gravel, Stone & 8PECIAU Hot water, no appliances, monthly. Security. Hebron. house, completely companies. Ask for Janet Want»d 13 Halp Wantad 13 Needs, Manchester Area Remodeling Service. From ’Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. $15.00. Telephone 649-1615. 10 1b. Natlv* or Judy. Crockett Agency, Help Conference of Churches. ages cleaned. All types security. Tenant in 642- 6153, or 649-2871. remodeled, laundry room, trash, brush removed. garages, siding, rec rooms, M&M Plumbing and POTATOES • I * " 643-1577. PlEASE READ R equirem ent: BSW or GENERAL PAINTING dormers to new homes. MAHOGANY CHEST on surance. 646-2426, 9-5 large yard, no animals. 3-11 SHIFT RN and LPN TELEPHONE AND Good Picket, Split Rail, Stake and wallpapering, interiors Heating, Manchester. 649- PHOTO ACCESSORIES - weekdays. MANCHESTER - Four Lease, security. 423-4190 YOUR AD equivalent experience, ad Call today lor prompt, 2871. Small repairs, chest with matching MOTORBECANE - 1200 positions open for super typing experience for' a ministrative experience Fences installed. 528-0670. and exteriors. Fast ser Two Nikon 35mm film Chippendale mirror, $50.00. room duplex - August 1st. evenings. visor and staff part time in receptionist position. Per courteous service. FYee es renpodeling, heating, cassettes and one Con tax miles. Extras included. and capability essential. vice, reasonable rates, ful timates. Anjrtime, 646-4144. Mahogany glass top coffee ••••••••••••••••••ssasos MANCHESTER - Main Unheated. $300. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 PONTIAC Grandville - Classillsd ads ara taken rest home and skilled nur son with a pleasant SMALL LOADS OF ly insured. 649-9874. baths, kitchens and water 35mm film cassette. $5 Appliances, parking, no good running condition. $400. Call after 5 p.m. 646- Area residency will be heaters. Free estimates! each. Two Granite table, duncan phyfer-.,-- Rooms nwn.. for,u. R...... a n t...... 52— Street. 2-4 rooms. H eat^. OWcea-Stores over ths phone as a con sing facility in Manchester telephone personalia and a required. Salary $14,000- STONE, trap rock, play ledestal base. $25,00. Hot water. Appliances. No p ets, a d u lts. 528-1369 $350 . 643-5486 after 6 p.m. 0377. math aptitude needed for sand, white stone, loam flashbulb guns, $5 each. lor Bent 55 venience. The Herald Is area. Also taking $15,000. Send resume to: INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ELECTRICAL SERVICES Telephone 643-6526. MANCHESTER - Nice pets. Security. Parking. evenings. applications for late diversified duties. Send and pool sand Painting. Also: Call Doug Bevins at The 523-7047. 1968 CAMARO - Three 1981 CSR KAWASAKI 650 - raeponsibla lor only one MACC, Box 773, - We do all.1 tVDC'types of Elec- Herald, 643-2711, after 1 room with kitchen WORKSPACE OR excellent condition. With summer openings for part resume with salary Manchester, Conn. 06040. DELIVERED. Telephone Experienced in rep air trical Work! Licensed. CaU Houtahold Qooda 40 ONE NEW, two used 13” TRINITY COLLEGE - speed. Interior good, incorrect Insertion and time supervisors and staff. requirements to P.O. Box 644-1775. •••••••••••••••••••••••• p.m. privileges. Gentleman STORAGE SPACE FOR extras. 5,000 miles. $2000, Deadline August ISth. work. Reasonable prices after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. tires, $25.00. Boys 26-incb ■preferred. $50.00 weekly. THREE ROOM Apartment Hartford Hospital - 3Vi RENT in Manchester. No exterior needs work. Best then only to the size of New salary scale - shift 242, Main Office, and free estimates. 647- USED rooms from $250. New offer. Call 647-9376. negotiable. Call 659-3087 the original Insertion. EOE. SWIM POOLS - Distributor three-speed bike, $35.00. Security. Telephone 643- newly renovated on first lease or security deposit. differential. Please call Manchester, Ct 06040. 9881, or 643-5303. ^ ----- TIT;; REFRIGERATORS, Telephone 643-6911 building with balconies, Reasonable rates. Suitable anytime. Errors which do not DNS - 643-5151. — CARPENTRY AND WASHERS, RANGES - must dispose of brand new 1878. floor with private en elevator, parking included. DIETARY AIDE part time on ground 31’ long pools trance. Working couple. for small business. Retail Campera-Trallera-Moblle lessen the value of the SUPERMARKET HELP - - Enjoy working in a clean ’There’s a demand for air Mawnry, Remodeling and Clean, Guaranteed. Parts PAIR DECORATOR table 528-3628. and commercially zoned. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, good SALES PEOPLE Needed full time receiving clerk. ATTICS, GARAGES, & Service. Low prices! with huge sundecks. Safety ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING Security deposit required. tires, brakes, excellent gas Homes OS advertisement will not and modem kitchen. Must conditioners. Exchange additions. Free estimates, lamps, pastel yellow ant. Room - Private bath and Call 649-030'7. Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. be corrected by an ad for radio advertising time D e p e n d_____ a b le and CELLARS CLEANED - yours for cash with a low- Tony Squillacote. 649- B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main fencing, hi rate filters, THREE ROOMS - with mileage, interior clean. be available some Light trucking. All types of ladders, etc. Asking $978 bronze base. Cost $250.00. entrance. Gentleman. Free 1973 DODGE CAMPER ditional insertion. on dynamic group owned trustw orthy Inquire in weekends. Please call 646- cost ad in Classified. 0811. Street. 643-2171. Sell $60.00 or best offer. appliances and heat, NEWLY RENOVATED $500 or best offer. 1970 station. Sales experience person - Highland Park brush and trash removed. complete. Financing parking. Apply: 195 Spruce MANCHESTER - Two Van - $1800. Good condition, 0129 - Manchester Manor 649-3751. Street. bedroom, all new security deposit required. 310 square feet office Chevelle for parts or preferred, but not Market, Highland Street, Call 643-1947. available. Cali Neil collect Call from 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. restoration - needs quarter Cail 646-3108 evenings; 872- Nursing Home, 385 West (203) 745-3319. appliances and carpeting. available. Main Street 1434 days. required. Excellent ac Manchester. Center Street, Manchester. Homaa For Safe 23 Hornet For Bala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 FOR SALE: Standard box 643- 1035. location with ample panel. Tires, brakes, in counts, good compensation CLOCK REPAIR - ROOM AND BOARD Heat and hot water in terior excellent, good run spring - $30.00. Zenith TV, available in comfortable cluded. $425. Call Tom parking. Call 649-2891. package. E.O.E. Resumes npanior Specializes in Antiques and THREE POINT heavy MANCHESTER - Four ning condition. Call 8-5 CLEAN-UP Man wanted Cuckoo Clocks. Also' duty Reese hitch, almost black and white console, jrivate home in West Hart- l^yle, 87W474. to Box V, c/o The Herald. elderly lady. Salary plus part time. Apply in person - $%.00. Telephone 649-9114. room apartm ent in two MANCHESTER - Fur p.m,, 643-1709 ask for Hal. ADventnres board and private b^room appliance repair. Will do new, $75.00. Rotor outdoor lord. If yi you are a neat, family house. Appliances, Maurlirslfr Gorin’s Sport Car Center, house calls. 649-4666. responsible female willing VERNON-ROCKVILLE 1, nished office - tastefully TELEPHONE in lovely home in prestige antenna, $10.00. Call after THREE TOYOTA Tires - carpeting, second floor. Manchester neighborhoM. Route 83, Vernon. 5:30 p.m., 742-8882. to 'do light housekeeping 2, and 3 bedroom decorated, all utilities, 1969 FORD Ecoh. Runs, SOLICITORS - permanent, •••••••••••••••••••••••• mounted - $20.00. Bradford and cooking in exchange Working couple, no pets. secretarial services l^^ra i^ part time positions for Reply to: Box W, c-o EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain apartments, near shopping 647-1478. with spare engine, $175, ) Condomlnluma 22 ting, driveway sealing.: 25-inch TV - needs tubes, for the above, plus the use available. Great location. responsible housewives Manchester Herald. FOR SALE: Year old console, $50.00. Tumbling and bus lines. Call Call 646-8376 after 3:30 Experienced college' vacuum cleaner, slightly of swimming pool and Edwards, 871-2121. $150. 646-0505. p.m. and others looking to stones, $10.00. Telephone other household facilities, EAST HARTFORD - One supplement present in Playing bridge MANCHESTER- Owner senior. Call Peter Knipp, used. $40.00. Cali 647-1918. bedroom. Large yard, must sell! Spotless unit 643-0468. Free estimates. 643-2371. please send a letter of FOR RENT - Two car gar come. Good telephone application with parking. No pets. $205. age centrally located and voice reouired. Good hour Oswald Jacoby and Alan with parking. Gas heat. References. FOR SALE: Complete Security and references 1974 AMBASSADOR four Ideal for the couple just REALTORS WOOD FRAME storm win qualifications to Harrison, suitable for a service type door sedan. Real good run ly rate, bonus system and Sontag write about bridge dark room set-up inriudes dows and screens. Ten - ★ required. 649-4424 after 6 — every day on the comics starting out. Earn equity, TYPING OFFERED at Omega enlarger, easel, P.O. ^ x 7-522, West Hart- business. Call 649-2891. ning condition. Firm $750. □ NOTICES many other benefits. Hours 32” X 51” ; two 36” x 51”. fnrH r t nfiiOT SIX ROOM DUPLEX - p.m. 9am - 1pm or 5pm 9pm. page of The Manchester not rent receipts. $42,900. home. Reasonable. Phone GfTOUf’ 1 A tcied 4$socMiion of REAlTOnSa terving thr gfr^lf print dryer, safe light, ...... Three bedrooms with stove 'Telephone 646-7516. Carsan Realty,522-1605; M.tnthfitrf with more .idvertiiing pxperliie $2.00 each. Telephone 643- Autos For Sale 61 Every other Saturday from Herald. 643-8531 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. timer, developing tanks, and refrigerator. Central Loaf and Found 1 Sam 521-8311. Monday - Wednesday. imp.ict .ind eftiopncy for both buyers atuJ se llen 9141. Apartments for Bent 53 Homes tor Bent •••••••••••••••••••••••• 10-1. Call for interview, chemical bottles, trays and air-conditioning. Near LINCOLN MARK VI 1980 - Mrs. DiPace, 569-4993 - WANTED: Experienced much more. $275 or best hospital, bus line. Adults •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1980 PINTO - 4 cyl., 4 sp., IMPOUNDED: Female RAY HARDY Cleaning, offer. Call 742-5287. A REAL HEAVY duty MANCHESTER- One and 23,000 miles. $3800 Very fine automobile in 1 SAVi HtXJg AD FORTHE American Frozen Foods, hairstylist interested in commercial hand truck in preferred. Two months GLASTONBURY - Six excellent condition! Must Lab 7-8 years old, one blue painting, yardwork, shrub CREAM PUFF two bedroom apartments security. References rooms. Convenient loca negotiable. Call 649-1354 Wn'SPAiE, Inc. expanding clientele with □ REAL ESTATE Immaculate 5Mi room Cape, fireplaced Living excellent condition. $40.00 after 5:00. see to appreciate. 643-0447. eye - Just had puppies. make-up, skin care and trimming, etc. 646-79731 4000 BTU Room a ir- available. Centrally required. No pets. Call 649- tion, three bedrooms, Main Street. Male, 8-10 after 6 or leave message. room. Dining area w/Picture Window. New Oil conditioner - Excellent firm. Call 643-1680 located on busline near FULL OR PART Time good retail business. Cali Burner, Hot Water Heater, Chain Link Fence, anytime. 9203. ______appliances, wall to wall years old, Shepherd, responsible help needed in Homes For Sale 23 condition. $100. Call 643- shopping center and carpeting, garage, SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, The Locksmiths' Beauty Builtdn Air Conditioner. Plaster Walls, Garage schools. For further details TRUCKS Car-inv. value Adams Street. 646-4555. modern pharmacy. Retail Salon, Bolton, 647-9989. w/Electrlc Door Opener. Well Landscaped on 7623, keep trying. LARGE NEW American ONE BEDROOM Apart fireplace. Telephone 633- experience necessary. MANCHESTER - Con quiet street. Handy to Shof^ing. Bus and Schools. call 649-7157. ment - $285 plus utilities. 6180. $2143, sold for $100, 602-998- dominium - 2 Bedrooms. 2 flag, 100 percent cotton 0575 Ext. 7816. Call Refun GOLD VICTORIAN Bar Fringe benefits available. HOUSEKEEPING KARASTAN WOOL Rug - bunting. 5 It. x 10 ft. $15.00. Security and references. pin - small stone. Lost Apply in person 9 -5 p.m., full baths. Beautifully CHILD CARE in my home. blue, m ’ X 914’, with 2 149 OAKLAND Street - Available August 1st. Call dable. SELECT SUPERVISOR - Full time Philbrick Agency MANCHESTER - Seven vicinity of Highland Park redecorated. All Any age. References! small rugs, 30” x 40". Telephone 646-3556. Two rooms, heated. $260 Liggett Rexall, position. Previous available upon request. monthly^ no appliances. 644-8628 before 3:30 p.m. room Cape - large family Market and parking lot. Manchester Parkade. experience necessary. Con- appliances. Pool. Sauna. 646-4Z00 Sunbeam Mixmaster, room, three bedrooms, two Sentimental value. Sliders to balcony. $49,900. Cali Gail, 649-1633. Electric Fry Pan. And HAVE TWO G-60 14” GT Security, tenant Insurance. tact: Assistant Ad Dunlop qualifiers, raised Cali 6^24% weekdays 9-5. fireplaces, stove, dis BANK REPOSSESSIONS Reward. 646-7920. BEAUTICIAN WANTED - ministrator, at Crestfield Lesperance Agency, 646- more! 649-3751. hwasher included. Pay own 0505. CAN YOUR Business sup-1 white letters, good tread, LIVING-BEDROOM com FOR SALE USED CARS BoItSn area. Call for inter Convalescent Home, 643- bination with large, cheer utilities. Security required. Paraonalt 2 port a full time MANCHESTER LITTLE MO Wood stove. $50.00 for pair or best offer. THREE ROOM Apartment view, 742-8495. 5151, bookkeeper? If not, call I Immaculate 6 room randi with attached garage, S ’Telephone 649-4060. with heat, hot water, stove, ful kitchen. Appliances and Available August 1st. $600 1BTB DOOGE DIOO Plck- MANCHESTER - 66 Henry Like new condition. Plus 3 dishwasher. First floor, monthly. 643-1845 or 643- RIDING LESSONS - Street. $70,000. Colonial six Berzin’s Bookkeeping Ser generous bedrooms, formal dining room, large cord of wood. Asking $500. refrigerator, carpeting. Se .up $2000 PLUMBfcR - The vice. Thru ’Trial Balance, living room with fireplace, and sunny kitchen with' SKI’S, 71 inches, bindings, cond floor. $285. Centrally convenient location. 1773. 1075 FORD Grand Torino 1982Toyota Tercel . . i ...... SAVE Fernwood Farm in Bolton. NEED EXTRA MONEY? Manchester Board of rooms, I!A baths, large “no-wax” floor. Ideal for young family. 643-7457. Perfect for retired person. •tstfon wsgofi -Vough oondl* $10.00 per hour. Telephone enclos^ porch, two car will pick up and deliver.: poles included. Like new. located - adults only. No Education is seeking a 429-1611. ^ .0 0 . Two pair women’s pets. Security deposit. Call References and security - ROCKVILLE - For Rent tIon. 1300 1980 LeMans S a f a r i ' ’61B5 649-0389. Solihig Avon can halp plumber. Applicant must arage, lot 60 X 150. Marion SCREENED LOAM - with option. Available •••••••••••••••••••••••• Robertson Realtor, 643- oniNT PRINT PRINT PRINT ski boots, fVa, 8, $20.00 646-7690. no pets. $300 per month, fight Inflation. Call now be a high school and-or t Wolverton Agency, Gravel, processed eravel, each. Like new. 649-9940. heat included. Call 649-9626 September 1. Eight rooms, The abovd can be seen at 1979 Grand LeMans 4 Dr...... * 5 3 9 5 at 646-3685 or 523- trade school graduate with 5953. TRIO PRINTERS sand, stone and fill. For fireplace, wood stove, the □ EMPLOYMENT deliveries call George MANSFIELD CENTER - after 5 p.m. 1979 Celica GT L’rftback *5 9 9 5 9401 five years apprenticeship Elm StraM 649-2813 TERRARIUM colored Woodsedge Apartments. close to hospital. Single Savings Bank of and three years COLCHESTER - Settle es Griffing, Andover, 742- MANCHESTER - Three professionals preferred. Mandwster 1979 Celica Coupe...... 'S S a B tate. 78 South Main St. Two ManchMttr, Connecticut 7886. sand, large quantity, Newly renovated, country Halp Wanted 13 journeyman experience in • $35.00. Assorted glass jars, setting. Two bedrooms bedroom apartment, yard, $600 monthly plus utilities. 023 Main Straal SECRETARY - Recep the plumbing field working family, five acres, com Call owner 742-8932 or 742- 1978Sunblrd S p t Cpe...... * 2 9 9 5 mercial zoned, city water, Compitta Lint ol OliMt Printint $1.00 each, three panel starting at $285. Telephone parking. $365 monthly. WORK AT HOME jobs tionist - Bookkeeper for on both plumbing and FOUR PIECE Maple folding screen, $7., bamboo Telephone 649-2871. 8421. sewer lines in, garden, gar LETTERHEADS - ENVELOPES — $62,900 — 429-1270 or 233-9660. 1978 LeSabre Coupe Landau .... * 4 8 9 3 available! Substantial ear professional office. Vernon heating. Contact Mr. living room set, $95.00. curtains, $10. 643-1814. nings possible, call 504-641- Circle area. Please reply Wilfred Dion, Director of age, shed, walk to center. BUSINESS FORMS - TAGS This L. Ranch home really has value and is affor Mahogany executive desk, 1978 Grand Prix ...... * 5 1 9 5 Assumable mortgage. SNAPOUTS (Ctibon S NCR) dable. It's well kept and well built, on a quiet 8003, extension 494, for in to Box 2356, Vernon, Ct. Buildings and Grounds, $60.00. 659-1906. T.V. ANTENNA with rotor' formation. 06066. Manchester Board of Asking $79,000. Ed, 8&-7913 BROCHURES - CATALOGS street. It offers 6 rooms with IVk baths, nice 1978 Mustang Mach I ...... * 3 4 9 5 or 859-1231. Ouf Art Otptrtmtni Ollin F irep lai^ Living Ro(Hn and a Garage — with full and roof mount tripod. Education, 647-3514, t Compitn Stftict basement. Excellent condition. $50.00. 19 77 Celica ^ Liftback ...... * 4 3 9 5 SECRETARY - Part time PRINT SHOP - Multi-Iith E.O.E. Ctll our uinm tn, Bill Dal. Froo Atia Call 649-9560. 1-5 p.m. Experienced. machine operator. Some MANCHESTER - Small •••••••••••••••••••••••• BUY A HONDA 19 77 Cadillac Coupe de Ville .... *5 9 9 5 Tjrping, telephone, make typing necessary. Full RESPONSIBLE SITTER - nicely remodeled Duplex Phont: 643012S or 643-22B6 SELF PROPELLED Toro appointments. Please call time only. Apply Gaer Verplanck area, weekdays Ranch. Separate utilities. ■ Rotary Mower ’with snow O n c e 19 77 LeMans 4 Dr...... * 3 1 9 5 Corner lot. Owner finan JNIUd XNIUd XNIUd XNIUd Iteiih Real Istate 64$-4I2$ 64^1211 for an appoint Brothers, 140 Rye Street, for first grader and infant. blower, $50.00. Flexum ITAQ SALES 19 77 Ranchero Squire ...... *3 8 9 5 ment. South Windsor. 646-2460. cing. Deposit or down pay aluminum roll-up awning, GET ANOTHER ONE ment negotiable. Prin Painting-Paparing 32 I POTENTIAL BUYERS LQQKINQ fOR! excellent condition. $35.00. HUGE TAG SALE - Some 1977 Mercury Cougar...... * 3 4 9 5 NEWSPAPER DEALER SECRETARY- MUSIC TEACHER - The cipals only. 646-1050. Telephone 649-0222. needed in Glastonbury, RECEPTIONIST for small Manchester Board of OOMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL - furniture. FViday, Satur 1977 Ford Pinto ...... * 2 4 9 5 COVENTRY - Three INTERIOR PAINTING, day and Sunday, 10-4. July Telephone 647-9946. office. Diversified duties Education is seeking a over ten years experience, ANTIQUE TABLE Top 30, 31 and Autpist 1. Three i 1977 Pontiac Trans Am ...... *5 9 9 5 include: Typing, filing and bedroom Raised Ranch, on INVESTMENT general music instructor low rates and senior citizen Weaving Loom. Excellent Briarwood Lane, East HOUSEWIVES - Be an handling phones. 646-0505. and band director for secluded acreage. Suitable condifion. $99.00. for horses et cetera. Call discounts. 643-9980. Hartford. 19 77 Pontiac Ventura...... * 3 4 9 5 area advisor and earn junior high school students. PROPERTIES EAST OF THE RIVER. Telephone 643-4552. •••••••••••••••••••••••• extra money with your own INFORMATION ON Experiencedxperienced preferred,preferred. fo*" details, 742-7268, 19 77 Pontiac A s tro ...... * 2 9 9 5 Dog$'Blrd»-Rot9 43 Just platea your ordar for any 1982 Honda Ac part time job. Need own Cruise ship jobs. Great in Full time permanent posi- F. J. Spilecki Realtor 643-2121,______ROUND OUTDOOR um •••••••••••••••••••••••• car. Salary plus mileage. come potential, all oc tion effective September. 1 9 7 7 Regal 4 Dr...... * 3 9 9 5 Sarvicaa Offarad 31 ★ brella with chis mattress, LABRADOR cord or Praluda during tha month of July and 20 Hours per week. Cali cupations. Call 312-741-9780 Contact Mr. Wilson E. •••••••••••••••••••••••• IN T E R IO R AND $10.00. Camper cobert, gat a Honda Lawnmowar FREE. This offar la 1977 LTD II 4 Dr...... * 2 5 9 5 647-9946. Dept. 2423 - Call Refun Deakin, Jr., Assistant OWNOI nilMICIIM AVMUUU RETRIEVER pups - r e w e a v i n G b u r n EXTERIOR Painting and $5.00. O verseas trunk, yellow. AKC, beauliful, dable. Superintendent, HOLES. Zippers, um- Paperhanging. Ceiltegs TO QUAUHHI MIYEn $10.00. Telephone 643-6452. good only while our supply of lawnmowars lasts. 1976 LTD Coupe...... * 2 5 9 5 PART TIME Evenings - in Manchester Public healthy, champion brdlds rfiDfllrfid VVindow repaired or replaced. Ftto 4 bedroom U&R SpUt Level located in background. Males, So If you’va baen thinking about a Honda 19 76 Aspen Wagon ...... * 2 9 9 ! teresting work making SPEECH - LANGUAGE Schools, 647-3451. E.O.E. shades Venetian blinds, estimates. Fully insur^. TEAK WOOD Office chair, 11 [ I I I telephone calls from our Rockledge Area. CSiarmlng fireplaced females. $225.00. 429-9561. automoblla, now la tha tims to buy ons — and and Hearing clinician for ^evs ’t V FOR RENT. References. Martin family rom , lovely kitchen, 2 baths. gold vinyl padded seat and 1976 Aspen S E ...... * 3 4 9 5 new office. Good voice a Coventry Public Schools...... Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. ^ tts s o n after 3:00 p.m.^ back, $20.00. Older air- gat a Honda Lawnmowar, FREEI Homaa For Bala 23- M ce reduc^ to $109,^. FREE KITTENS - Call 647- must. Salary, com Masters in speech is 649-5221. 6494431. conditioner, AMC, 5,000 1976 Ford F-150 P / U ...... 2 1 ® * missions, and pleasant required. Must be eligible 9303. Box trained, seven BTU. Works well, $40.00. weeks, beautiful grays and working conditions. Work for Connecticut state Telephohe 646-0867. 1976 Audi Fox Wagon . . . * 2 9 9 0 * 3 > 9 5 from 5 pm to 9 pm and license. Send letter and gray tigers. Saturday morning. Call resume to Dr. Donald JBnsser Agencjf^ 646-1511 1975 Ford T -D ir d ...... * 3 4 9 5 OPEN SHELVED enter FREE TO Good home Taylor at 647-9946. Nicoletti, Coventry Public tainment center, antique 1975 AMC Hornet Wagon . *18 9 5 ^ 19 i9 Schools, 78 RiplW Hill without children - purebred ONE STREEl^ 6 r ANOTHER - - blue. $40.00. Telephone M6- Basset Hound, three year CRT OPERATOR - Road, Coventry, CT 06238 7742. 1974 Volvo 1 6 4 ...... * 3 1 9 5 Eixperienced. Contact Ad or call 742-OT13. E.O.E. IT DOESN’T MATTER old male, with shots and ministrator, 646-1360. papers. Good for one 1974imoala H.T...... * 2 4 9 5 THIS IS ONE OF THE CLEANEST DUPLEXES MAGNAVOX Color T.V., owner. Call S4fr-7504. DENTAL ASSISTANT - HANCH18TER $124,B00 19-lnch portable, good con m ake K sim ple. 1973 Pontiac Grand Prix ...... * 2 4 9 5 SEWING MACHINE Permanent part time posi ONCl IN A WHILI ANYWHEREI dition. $98:00. 'Telephone GOLDEN RETRIEVER 1972 Ford Mustang Cov...... * 4 9 9 5 Operators. Established tion open for Manchester A truly custom home is oflervd. Your first glance 54 FAIRFIELD 8T. AND 8 MIDDLEFIELD 8T.I 6460430. nationwide pillow o ff ic e . ' M u st be of the brick exterior and well landscaped grounds pups - 12 weeks old with manufacturer has im will tempt you inside where you will be further PR0FE88I0NALLY APPRAI8ED FOR FA8T 8ALE. shots and papers. Eyes and experienced. Telephone Impress^ by 7 spacious rooms with fireplace, MANCHISTIR $11M0«. Va H.P. JACUZZI pump mediate full time openings. 6^5778. DRIVE BY AND 8EE WHY. hips clear. $290. Call after 6 fully appllanced kitchen and many other custom Price reduction on this beautiful S bedroom rebuilt 1981, it runs. ^.00. p.m., 659-1713. Experienced preferred. features. Owner Financing possible. Call Althea Wendell Reid built Colonial. Excellent condition.* Telephone 742-7742. Da^shlft - five day week. CaU Althea Roberta, B4B-43M „ BELFIORE, REALTORS Roberts. 64S4334. ADORABLE Bunnle^ benefit prograram In- SECRETARY With ad- 431 MAIN 8T. 647-1413 'THREE DRAWER store eluding sewing Incentive. fninlstrative ability to three months, $2.00. FREE spool cabinet, 100 years «>ayed female cat, half at Pilloiibwtex Cor- supervise a small b u ^ of old, excellent condition, porafion, 49 Regent Street, fice. Excellent shorthand . MANCHBOTiR Siamese, clean, good porcelain knobs, Clark’s mouser. 647-0696. Manchester. E.O.E. M-F. and typing skills required. Large o room Cape with luU dormer plus eye ont logo renlovea. $00.00. Well organized and con dormers, fireplaced Uvln^ ipom, IH baUu, firm. Telephone 642-7153. AIR-CONDITIONING genial personality a newer beaUng system end root. Large private lot FREE DOG to a good KE£P THAT GREAT mechanic - experienced for positive factor. Send ottered et taa.BM. home. Loves cbiMrai. 4 GM FEELING service and installation. resume with salary neiw, $30.00 or beat offer. WITH GENUINE Eixperlence in refrigera UiriMrio UtiBciaiet ______GM PARTS requirements to P.O. Box 3 Call weekdays between Antiquea 4$ tion piping helpful. Must 242, Main Office, •un chutrr 1:00 p.m. ana 5:00 p.m. MANGHiarm enpee. eeeeeemeeeeemeeeeeememee If this •mWom hNit on your cor, have state license. Manchester, CT 06040. Large three faitiUy Colonial style homo - a room M9-4003 6^0U 4. WANTED: ANTIQUE Fnr- Excellent benefits with Custom built 7 Rm. Ranch - a spacious bosne with efficiency - $ room, S room. Ck»d site yard isltli 2 you probably poM too much. room to roam, Includes 3 bedrooms, formal growing company. CaU 871- car detached garage. Owner wUl consider fiiian- < idtm , glass, pewtN^ oil dining room, den, large basement with work QLA8TONBURY UHKHHYCHERRY BEDSIDEntijusivei naintittsa or antlaue 1111 - ask for Dick Avery. PART ’TIME experienced ring et 14% for S years w/baUoon with la.COO T ^L E - $»:M._Coleman help wanted. Mornings on shop, much more In convenient Manchester area. down. ___ .L_____ — __Z AttnetlVe 10 room 'Ralead Randi on deeirable Call Sandy Semprebon, MMBSl CaU Lou Howland, 872-7777 or ISMBBl MUnwchang Moontaln. Exceptional Uvtng room camp stove $10. Firqilace SUPERINTENDENT ly, Manchester area. Pease ^ls'$10.(n. Telephone 646- Maintenance, 875 6570. and famlty room, 6 bedrooms, 2 bathd, country Wanted - Couple preferred. Uteben, targo dedi, I tlnplaca pita nun. 3317. WaiHwf 10 Buy 4$ 28:q4its. 646-2414. f ^ Merrill Lynch Askli« $UO,000. Conneclicul’f PART ’TIME Tellers - days HEADBOARD > FuU size. MILITARY ARTICLES CbtmSELOR- Part time. and hours vary for our All carved In Mexican Largest Honda Heater Manebestef (rfflces. Some WW Realty American, German and’' 24 Adam t St., M anchetUr LYNCH Interest in health apd Wairen i Howiand, ksi design. Good condition. Japanese swords, daggors, (ExU 93 o ff f-«6> 646-3313 natrium. Call 647-0469, or are ideal for mothers with Askteg $80.00. Call 840- helmets, medals,, etc. L V. c f N T { ). 1 r •• . *.CHi MW • •. write: Dave Lelkovritx, 113 children in school. CaU Mr. W BURtglOe AV6., E. HTFD. !289-e8S1 6SX5. Cash. 64S414S. - j , ' ^ Mklfl Street, Mandieeter. Gandlnl, 6494586. iR le ii ■...... )