20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Sept. 11. 1982 7 BUSINESS Pastor has faith House tour Multi-Circuits in accused killer planned Oct. 2 and economics Exports so© silvor lining in cloudod ©conomy ... page 3 ... page 11 ... page 20 starts and auto sales, but remember recovery and occasional monthly ... maybe there’s a little more to go, By I’hilip Grcfr and Myron Kandel depends on what happens to interest situations are going to turn around the level that you’re coming from- rales between now and the end of overnight, and that really is not the declines in the CPI may even raise but not much, and I think that rates Donald Trott, chairman of the in the specter of deflation rather than this year," he observes. He expects case. Many people will not see any for the rest of the year will fluctuate vestment policy committee of A.G. Don't gel carried away by all that rates to continue to trend down over kind of improvement until next the disinflation notion so recently in a fairly narrow band." Manchester, Conn. Becker Inc., has a similar caution Hazy sunshine, euphoria over the stock market's re the longer term, but he says they spring or summer in their own per fashionable,” he says. "More However, Edward Yardeni, chief r6garding corporate earnings cent record performance. The could be up a bit by year-end. sonal circumstances.” business failijres over comng Monday, Sept. 13, 1982 economy is still in the doldrums and months and the coming need for in economist of E.F. Hutton, sees reports. He notes that securities warm Tuesday Although Maude believes that the analysts and corporate there may be some time to go before Leonard Santo\^, economist at J. ternational debt reschedulings in lower interest rates by year-end. He Single copy 25c economy could slow down after the managements, having been forced — See page 2 the nation can again enjoy a period Henry Schroder Bank & Trust Co., huge size may foster the fear of predicts an 11 percent prime rate by HanrhrBtrr Irralb turn of the year, he’s hopeful for a of sustained economic growth. But shares some of Maude’s concerns. the end of 1982, with a further to revise their earnings estimates sharp pickup in the second half of deflation.” downward throughout this year, are there also are some encouraging in But now that interest rates have decline to 10 percent by the middle 1983, spurred by the final 10 percent ”We still see a consumer-led U.S. now “lowballing” their estimates dications of better times ahead. fallen sharply and fears of ever- recovery as the only way to help of next year. cut in taxes that takes place July 1 for 1983. That's the mixed picture we gel higher budget deficits have been and a continued drop in interest business reliquify here and abroad,” from samplfrig the views of some of diminished somewhat, he sees an von der Linde adds. “The continued "Business loan demand could be rates. "The second half of next year But those estimates will probably Wall Street's savvicst economists. opportunity for ‘‘some kind of abatement in inflation rates will especially anemic over the next six could be a period when we enter into be subject to continual upward . - r - - They're beginning to see some silver sustained recovery” that would go boost real consumer income and to nine months,” he explains. a sustained economic recovery at a revisions over the next several linings amidst all those clouds that into 1983 and last throughout the only that can trigger the economy.” “Lower-rates and a recovery should fairlv healthy clip.” quarters, he says, because of the im At least 40 have been hovering lately. year. Santow points out that the real generate more cash flow. Proceeds pact on earnings of such fat "Were bumping along the bot But ho stresses the word “oppor The declining rate of inflation has test on inflation will come, not this raised in the bond market should be trimming moves as plant closings, tom. but the ingredients arc falling tunity” and says that- before the been a big bright spot — perhaps the year or next, when the economy is used to pay down short-term debt. layoffs and general cost-cutting. into place to have an economic Federal Reserve acted to bring in only one — in the economic picture recovering from two years of We don’t foresee much of a rebound terest rates down over the last over the last year and a half, and in inventory investment or capital recovery," says Donald Maude, weakness, but in 1984 and 1985. An even more important factor, chairman of the interest-rale policy several months, the only question many economists are expecting con outlays uijtil the second half of 1983. "When you get back to near full he notes, is lower interest rates, committee at Merrill Lynch, was whether the recovery would be tinued improvement. A highly employment, maybe in the third or So the need for external financing to die in fiery since in recent quarters around 40 “We've-had a major reliquification aborted this year or early in 1983. bullish view comes from Gert von fourth year of a recovery, and meet the gap between internal cash percent of all corporate profits ON of the consumer sector; the savings The F'ed eased, he told us, “just in der 'Linde, chief economist of you’re at full utilization of capacity, flow and operating needs should be before interest and tax payments i Sffilhfj rate is now above 8 percent; con the nick of time.” Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenretle, who if you still have inflation rates down minimal.” have gone to the payment of in DH SN sumers have paid down debt Both economists say they don’t is predicting that the increa.se in the well into the single-digit levels, Santow offers one piece of advice dramatically over the last year to expect the recovery to be very visi Consumer Price Index will fall to an for the months ahead. "Economists terest With rates declining, the im ISIRIKE s m f l you’ve achieved something,” he pact on year-to-year comparisons year and a half, and 1 think con ble to the man on the street for some annual rate of 3 percent between the says. On interest rates, Maude and newscasters love to talk about plane crash will be substantial, Trott asserts, sumers are ready to go out and time. "The recovery is going to be first quarters of 1983 and 1984, large .sees the prime about where it is month-to-month changes, ” he says. rw adding that the subsequent in '.'^ 1 spend." quite slow, and for many people, dis ly due to lower housing and energy right now, or maybe half a point “You are going to see some very creases in 1983 earnings estimates But Maude questions whether the appointing,” Santow predicts. “1 costs. higher, at the end of the year. San large percentage movements in the ■ J- will be highly bullish for stock “I could not grasp what happened. recovery can be sustained going into think many people feel that the word "The inability of most businesses tow says, “We’ve probably seen economy in the second half of the MALAGA, Spain (UPI) - A New York-bound chartered DC-10 jet It was as if the airplane did not have the first half of next year. "A lot recovery means that their personal to raise prices freely in the coming year, in such things as housing prices. most of the decline in interest rates with 392 people on board skidded the power to take off,” he said. across a traffic-filled road on In New York, Spantax said it had takeoff today and caught fire, killing reports of a number of casualties on In brief. at least 40 people and injuring more its charter flight 5995, but had no im Judge lets order against UTC stand than 100 others. mediate details. Authorities estimated 178 people An e s tim a te d 178 p eo p le Herald photo by Tarquinlo escaped unharmed, but feared the scrambled out of the plane unaided,. Results better By United Press International by saying there is "no merit” to the allegations on securities laws. , which the Michigan order was based and its takeover The directors also decided to sweeten the company s death toll could reach “up to one authorities in Malaga said. PICKET Lin e g o e s u p a t t h e f a r m e r s c o -o p BOSTON — The Slop & Shop Cos. Inc. have an Those who escaped the flames A federal judge Friday refused to overturn a cease bid "remains in effect.” bid for Marietta by raising to 52 percent from 45 percent hundred,’’ the Spanish national news . . . Teamsters want more money, better benefits nounced second quarter results that reflect sub and desist order issued by the state of Michigan against Meanwhile, Bendix directors meeting in New York the amount of Marietta shares it will buy for cash. agency EFE reported. wandered aimlessly around the area stantial improvement over the previous year the $1.5 billion takeover offers by Martin Marietta Corp. stepped up their takeover drive for Marietta and their Moer than 100 people suffering and one couple pleaded with despite the continuing recession and bad weather rescuers to get their child out of the and United Technologies Corp. for Michigan-based Ben- resistance to United’s bid. The Corporation and Securities Bureau of the from burns and other injuries were during the month of June. dix Corp. The board decided to take legal action to block Michigan Department of Commerce issued the cease taken to the nearby Carlos Haya wreck, reporters at the scene said. State mediator arranging new talks The Stop & Shop Cos. Inc. operates 120 Stop & Marietta, which made its bid to prevent an un and desist order charging violations of state securities hospital. • At least 110 people were rushed to Shop Supermakerts. 98 Bradlees Department United’s bid saying, the offer was “grossly Inadequate” welcome $1.6 billion takeover bid by Bendix, responded and would probably violate federal antitrust and laws and the state takeover act. “We were on the runway when the the nearby Carlos Haya hospital suf Stores 48 Medi Mart Drug Stores, 49 Perkins pilots tried to abort the takeoff. It fering from burns. Tobacco Shops and 72 Off the Rax women’s seemed at first it would work but The DC-10, filled to capacity with speciality shops, as welL as the Stop & Shop then the engines stopped.” said 379 passengers and 13 crew Co-op workors walk off ]obs Manufacturing Co. Hans Kauslin, a passenger from members, apparently failed to gain The company’s net earnings were $4.27 million, or PUBLIC NOTICE 1801 Manchester Road 3,865’ 2 ,000.00 18.000. 00 Def. G.C. Zurich, Switzerland who escaped un altitude, wobbled low over the end $1.05 per share, compared to $1,073,000, or 27 cents TOWN OF MANCHESTER 35,325.00 Def. Res. harmed. of the runway and then skidded state mediator is arranging a new expired on Aug, 1. Drivers said they hope non-union per share, in the second quarter of 1981. By Paul Hendrie personnel were not driving the PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 1807 Manchester Road 203.5 2.017.50 “The plane jumped over the across a highway. bargaining session and he expressed Strikers said their picket lines Year-to-date earnings were $6,477,000, or $1.60 per The plane collided with several Herald Reporter trucks. One driver said it would be ’ . . highway. We saw fire on the left optimism that the strike would be have been honored, for the most share, compared to $551,000, or 14 cents per share in 1871 Manchester Road 200 2 000 00 WATER DIVISION 227.58’ 2,137.90 wing. The stewardess opened the cars as it skidded across the settled soon. i part. They said management per dangerous for someone without the same period last year. Sales increased 13 per 1925 Manchester Road About 50 drivers, millworkers and NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT AND ASSESSMENT DUE DATE FOR Road 130’ 1.650.00 door and we all jumped out,” Malaga-Torremolinos highway Pickets said this morning the un sonnel were working inside. There training to drive one of the trucks, cent for the second quarter of 1982 over the com 2045 Manchester mechanics, represented by WATER LINE CONSTRIK’.TION IN SECTION OF GLASTONBURY 2057 Manchester Road 190’ 1.950.00 Kauslin said. before crashing into a group of ion has never struck the co-op were unconfirmed reports that one becau.se he said they are top-heavy parable period last year' after adjusting for the greenhouses 50 yards on the other Teamsters Local 559, have struck and could easily tip over. The Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester determined on April 20, 1982 2073 Manchester Road 180’ 1.900.00 Officials of Spantax airlines said before. union member was not honoring the divestiture of the New Jersey Supermarket divi there were 200 Americans on the side of the heavily trafficked road. the Central Connecticut Cooperative and July 26,1982, that the following assessments should be levied for the installation of 2085 Manchester Road 200’ 2 , 000.00 Farmers Association on Apel Street. strike. "If the trucks come back in, sion. charter flight bound for New York. The pilot, Juan Perez, told a water line to service properties in the northern portion of Glastonbury. 2105 Manchester Road 190.28’ 1,951.40 They walked off the job Sunday in “I believe managwnent never Hirth confirmed that manage they’re not getting back out again,” Malaga airport sources said those authorities he wanted to avert ment was working. 2137 Manchester Road 125’ 1.625.00 an effort to get a 10 percent pay in thought it would happed and I think vowed one striker. The due date for such assessments is November 30, 1982. 2155 Manchester Road 306’ 2.530.00 trapped in the rear of the plane taking off after he noticed a strange they were surprised,” said one "We are just huilding up stock and Total vibration in the plane as it roared crease and better benefits, they "I hope this will end soon, for Workshop slated 1341 Manchester Road 1,550’ 7.000. 00 Def. where the fire started included at picket, who asked not to be iden so forth," he said. everybody’s sake,” said Hirth. “1 Address Frontage Assessment least three Spanish stewardesses.. down the runway. said. 1522 Manchester Road 105’ 1.525.00 The union is staffing picket lines tified. “Some guys have worked for Delivery trucks were not in the certainly was not looking for it at 129 Cricket Lane 5.57 Acres $ 5,570.00 ’ ‘ More than an hour after the plane The DC-10 was scheduled to fly The International Division of Connecticut Bank 1530 Manchester Road 120 1.600.00 at the entrance to the co-op around over 20 years with this company and yard this morning and strikers were this time.” and Trust Company, the Small Business Develop 115 Cricket Lane 339’ 2,695.00 1538 Manchester Road 105’ 1.525.00 crashed, one of the wing fuel tanks from Malaga, on Spain’s southern when they vote to strike, something concerned that fanners or other 129.35’ 1,646.75 coast about 70 miles northeast of the clock. Strikers said they have In addition to a salary increase, ment Program of Greater Hartford Community 87 Cricket Lane 1548 Manchester Road 110’ 1.550.00 exploded. has to be wrong.” non-union personnel might be 1,840.00 four-hour shifts of pickets. strikers said they are looking for College, and the United Stales Small Business Ad Lot No. N69A Cricket Lane 168’ 1558 Manchester Road 145’ 1.725.00 “The plane was completely full as Gilbraltar, to New York. The vote to strike was 49-1, driving them. IJirth denied that. He 1,710.00 Emanuel H. Hirth, the co-op’s belter dental insurance, more sick ministration will sponsor a one-day international 65 Cricket Lane 142’ Road 115’ 1.575.00 we left Malaga, women, children, The flight originated in Madrid pickets said. .said the trucks have been moved to 1,850.00 1568 Manchester general manager, declined to dis days and defined seniority and job trade workshop on the fundamentals of exporting 15 Church Hill Dr. 170’ Road 105’ 1.525.00 adults — a packed airplane,” Angel with 128 passengers and stopped They said they have been wprking an undisclosed location, presumably 170’ 1,850.00 1578 Manchester cuss the specifics of the classifications. on Sept.'30. on the 20th floor of the Connecticut 12 Church Hill Dr. 1584 Manchester Road 105’ 1.525.00 Fernandez Montes, a passenger, without a contract since the old pact to avoid anv chance of vandalism. 100’ 1,500.00 Please turn to page 10 negotiations. He said this morning a Bank and Trust Company, 1 Constitution Plaza, in 120 Cricket Lane 1592 Manchester Road 105’ 1.525.00 said. 108 Cricket Lane 154’ 1,770.00 Hartford 1600 Manchester Road 100’ 1.500.00 141’ 1,705.00 The free workshop will feature talks and round 86 Cricket Lane 1608 Manchester Road 100’ 1.500.00 719’ 2.195.00 table discussions of such topics as export manage 28 Cricket Lane 1616 Manchester Road 100’ 1.500.00 4 3.395.00 Def. ment services, international banking services, 1624 Manchester Road 100’ 1.500.00 2280 Hebron Avenue 200’ 2,000.00 export finances, export credit, and government ser 1632 Manchester Road 100’ 1.500.00 R©agan anti-crim© plan 2298 Hebron Avenue 300’ 2,500,00 1 vices for exporters. The workshop 'is aimed at en 1640 Manchester Road 100’ 1.500.00 ) 2,000.00 couraging Connecticut firms to consider the inter 2318 Hebron Avenue 200’ 1652 Manchester Road 170’ 1.850.00 300’ 2,500.00 national marketplace. 2340 Hebron Avenue 1668 Manchester Road 160’ 1.800.00 2376 Hebron Avenue 150’ 1,750.00 Registration should be made through Greater 1672 Manchester Road 100’ 1.500.00 2390 Hebron Avenue 325.98’ 2,629.90 Hartford Community College by Sept. 23. Call Tom 1680 Manchester Road 100’ 1.500.00 2241 Hebron Avenue 300.80’ 2,504.00 would h©lp convictions Ncilan at 549-4200. extension 284 for further infor 1688 Manchester Road 100’ 1.500.00 2235 Hebron Avenue 201.60’ 2,008.00 mation. 1696 Manchester Road 100’ 1.500.00 267.50’ 2,335.00 2273 Hebron Avenue 1704 Manchester Road 100’ 1.500.00 years have been shaped by courts to being " and "provide tiie ba^is for a 2289 Hebron Avenue 20’ 1,100.00 By Norman D. Sandler 1712 Manchester Road 100’ 1.500.00 the point they now benefit the guilty, renewed effort against the menace 1,100.00 United Press International 2291 Hebron Avenue 20’ 1726 Manchester Road 165’ 1.825.00 not the public. of crime." 125’ 1,625.00 2295 Hebron Avenue 1738 Manchester Road 103’ 1.515.00 Insisting the criminal justice Reagan, appearing briefly before Whamo Is sold 2305 Hebron Avenue 125’ 1,625.00 Road 102’ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi system has tilted too far m favor of reporters in the White House press 238.90’ 2,194.50 1746 Manchester 1.510.00 2341 Hebron Avenue Road 195’ dent Reagan, seeking a restored '"the rights of the criminal." room, called the package “another SOUTH SAN FRANCLSCO lUPI). - Whamo 211’ 2,055.00 1762 Manchester 1.975.00 Manufacluring, the Southern California makers of 2345 Hebron Avenue 145’ balance “between the forces of law Reagan said his proposals "will help installment in our fight against 344’ 2,720.00 1774 Manchester Road 1.725.00 the famed "Fr.isbee" and "Hula Hoops”* was 2335 Hebron Avenue 1792 Manchester Road 287,7’ and the forces of lawlessness.” restore the balance between the crime” 310’ 2,550.00 2.438.50 bought Tuesday by Kransco Inc., a privately owned 2385 Hebron Avenue 1824 Manchester Roqd 330’ 2.650.00 proposed an anti-crime package forces of law and the forces of "These measures will simplify the 22 Line Street \245’ 1 1I 2 2 5 .OO company based in South San Francisco. 1842 Manchester Road 400’ 2 . 000. 00 today intended to help win convic lawlessness” justice system and make it more 22 Line Street \ ' w 1 1,625.00 tions and ensure criminals are While he asked for quick con likely that those who commit crimes Ann Clementi, spokeswoman for Kransco, said •U . 1 2,000.00 Def. 34 Line Street 1 no' 1,550.00 1878 Manchester Road 360’ punished. sideration of the measures, aides will pay a price,” Reagan said. the purchase price was estimated at $12 million, 100’ / 1,500,00 2.800.00 although the actual transaction meant purchase of 42 Line Street 2084 Manchester Road 125’ 1.625.00 •conceded their controversial nature "The American people want a Line Street Lot S2D 50’ 1,250.00 Reagan sent Congress a proposed Whamo stock at $16 a share. 2094 Manchester Road 125’ 1.625.00 and the short time left before justice system they can understand Line Street Lot S2E 100’ 1,500.00 “Criminal Justice Reform Act of Congress adjourns makes it unlikely and have confidence in.” Kransco, founded 20 years ago by John Bowes and 100’ 1,500.00 2088 Manchester Road 20.01’ 1,100.05 1982” that' would make changes in John Rosekrans, employ some 350 people involved Line Street Lot S2F anything will be done this year. Zeroing in on an area of direct 2.30’ 2,150.00 2104 Manchester Road 128.69 1,643.45 three key areas of law — the insani in the manufacture of water sporting goods and Line Street Lot S2 "These are not partisan in- per.sonal interest, Reagan proposed 225’ 2,125.00 2106 Manchester Road ' 120’ 1.600.00 ty defense, illegally obtained recreation equipment, including Morey boogie Line Street Lot S2R .iliatives." Reagan said, adding they limiting the insanity deferectly on 100’ 1,500,00 2114 Manchester Road 105’ 1.525.00 evidence, and certain appeals. boards, the Snark line of sailboats and lounge fur 50 Line Street 2122 Manchester Road 110’ are important "to the nation s well- the case, his proposals clearly 1340 Manchester Road 328’ 2,640.00 1.550.00 He said those areas in recent “il 2134 Manchester Road 146’ reflect di.ssatisfactiori with the laws niture for pools. 133’ 1,665.00 1.730.00 It has an annual sales vojume in the $25 million 1326 Manchester Road 2142 Manchester Road 101’ that led lo "Hinckley’s acquittal on 1350 Manchester Road 150’ 1,750.00 1.505.00 range, she said. 2152 Manchester Road 100’ grounds ofa person is not responsi 1356 Manchester Road 215’ 2,075.00 1.500.00 1898 Manchester Road 210’ 2.050.00 ble for criminal conduct if the con 1368 Manchester Road 173,53’ 1,867.65 duct IS the result of mental illness. 219’ 2,095,00 1918 Manchester Road 276’ 2.380.00 i ' C " Residents complain 1392 Manchester Road 1930 Manchester Road 126’ Reagan proposed a standard that 1428 Manchester Road 242’ 2|j^l0.00 1.630.00 Investments 1442 Manchester Road 100’ 1,500.00 1952 Manchester Road 127’ 1.635.00 ITi'an** turn to 10 1448 Manchester Road 100’ 1,500.00 1980 Manchester Road 127’ 1.635.00 Investment prices courtesy of Advest Inc. are as 1458 Manchester Road 100’ 1,500.00 1986 Manchester Road 134’ 1.670.00 about field project 100’ 1,500.00 1992 Manchester Road 179’ 1.895.00 of 3 p.m Friday 1464 Manchester Road 1996 Manchester Road ,110’ 105’ 1,525.00 1.550.00 Price . Change 1486 Manchester Road 2000 Manchester Road 100’ , 105’ 1,525.00 1.500.00 parking on Kennedy Road during Friday this week 1492 Manchester Road Manchester Road Lot E47A 205’ By Alex Qlrelll 109’ 1,545.00 2.025.00 im i games. Inside Today Advest Group Inc 12% up •V4 1504 Manchester Road 2026 Manchester Road 110’ Herald City Editor 1512 Manchester Road 105’ 1,525.00 1.550.00 Herald photos by Tarquinlo Public Works Director George A. Acmat 6‘/2 unch Manchester Road Lot E49-G 128.87’ Aetna ?5% dn 1% Manchester Road Lot W36-C 700’ * 2,165.00 1,644.35 Residents of 27 homes in the Kandra said today that all trees of Manchester Road Lot E49 20’ , 20 pages, 2 sections CBT Corp 25% up 1 4,330.00 Del 1.100.00 Kennedy Road area have petitioned any size to be cut have alre'ady been Colonial Bancorp 13 up % 1485 Manchester Road 100’ 1,500.00 2044 Manchester Road 85’ 1,425.00’ Finger licking good the town with demands that cut, that the parking lot will be Advice ...... 13 First Bancorp 22'.'2 up V4 1497 Manchester Road 125’ 1,625.00 2064 Manchester Road ‘ 125’ 1.625.00 measures be taken at a soccer field screened from Kennedy Road and Area towns ...... 7 Hartford National 21% up % 1505 Manchester Road 125’ 1,625.00 2074 Manchester Road 125’ 1.625.00 Town Republicans had a rousing good time being constructed there to protect set back 60 feet from it, that Business...... 20 HJW-tford Steam Boiler 36% unch 1515 Manchester Road 125’ 1,625.00 20 Brookhaven 165’ 1.825.00 • and raised a lot of money as well at their them from noise, dust, drainage drainage will be directed to a storm Classified...... 18-19 Ingersoll Rand 41 dn 2V4 1525 Manchester Road 125’ • 1,625.00 637 So. Main St. 1,215’ 1.750.00 chicken barbecue Saturday. Local and problems and an eyesore. drain in Kennedy Road. He also said C om ics...... 8 J.C.Penney 41% dn 3% 1535 Manchester Road 125’ 1,625.00 12,325.00 Def. statewide candidates shared In the cooking The residents say they feel the there are no plans to fence in the en Entertainment ...... 9 Lydall 8 V i up V4 1543 Manchester Road 170’ 1,850.00 The above assessments were filed with the Town Clerks of Manchester and and feasting. 12th District Rep. Walter H. work , there is being rushed, and tire field. L ottery...... 2 Sage Allen 7% unch 1557 Manchester Road 200’ 2,000.00 Glastonbury on September 9, 1982. Any appeals from such assessments must be made Joyner (left) pulls a well-done piece of possibly done inadequately and Obituaries ...... 10 141’ 1,705.00 cheaply. AM) HE .SAID he knows no way SNET' 47% up % 1569 Manchester Road within twenty-^"" (21) days of that date. chicken off the grill, while 13th District Rep. to prohibit drivers from parking on Opinion...... 6 21V4 138’ 1,690.00 In their petition, the residents ask Travelers dn % 1579 Manchester Road Elsie L. "Biz" Swensson enjoys her meal. Kennedy Road. A parking lot for 100 Peopletalk...... 2 United Tech 48% dn 1% 1589 Manchester Road 123’ 1,615.00 George Kandra that as many trees and shrubs as Republican Town Vice Chairwoman Donna cars is planned. It lies about S ports...... 14-17 First CtrBancorp 26 V4 V* 176’ 1,880.00 Superintendent possible be left on the site, that .the N-up 1615 Manchester Road halfway between the point where Television ...... 9 Gold N.Y. 441.00^ dn 12.00 1633 Manchester Road 203’ 2,015.00 Water & Sewer Department R. Mercler said about 180 people attended field be entirely fenced, that proper Weather ...... 2 Finast Supermarkets 5 . ^ unch 1655 Manchester Road 191’ 1,955.00' 013-09 and a profit of $849 was made. See other drainage be installed and that pictures, page 3. soccer fans be prohibited from PleuMf turn lo page 10 MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Se£t_13,Jgg2-----i
2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Sept. 13, 1982 NATIOHAt WEATHER S E nV « TORECAST .o 7 A M 1 ■ ilCS Educators asked News Briefing to waive bidding
Churchsto join t'A T LA M T A on bus contract Tornadoes hit i 0 8 A N O D E S NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A surprise LOWEST A mother and her three children were vote has linked 3 million Episcopalians TCMPERATimtS ' f pany would want to add the equip A.S0 ^ ORLEANS .The school adm inistration is injured' by one of four tornadoes that and 5 million Lutherans in a brotherhood asking the Board of Education to ment necessary to meet allowing joint communion and shared ^ ,_Lf OSND - ripped through Mississippi in the wake of waive bidding on a new school bus Manchester’s needs, making the Tropical Storm Chris, which dissipated worship. contract — which this year cost chances of attracting more than one After telling reporters the issue would •HOWtM FLOW as it moved inland, dumping heavy rains* [Z 3 $916,000 — and to authorize bidder slight. and spawning another twister in probably not be brought up in the House UP! W E A T M tB FOTOCAS1 negotiations for a new contract with If, however, the current contrac of Deputies until today, delegates held a Louisiana. Manchester Bus Service. tor had to submit a bid, his. price At least four tornadoes swept northern sudden “roll call by orders” late Satur- The board is scheduled to discuss might be higher than the schools can Wisconsin Sunday and another twister day. that request at a meeting at 7:30 negotiate, Deakin said. hit Minnesota. The proposal had already been ratified tonight at 45 N. School St. The school system has contracted A 1-inch glaze of snow covered by four of the five bodies involved. A three-year contract with with Manchester Bus Service for 20 Interstate 80 at an 8,600-foot point in the A The overwhelming approval, which Weather Manchester Bus Service, which runs years, Deakin said. was hailed, as historic by church of- ______Rockies between Cheyenne and the school system’s 35 buses and 16 Laramie, WyO'.’ About a half-inch of snow ficials, was celebrated with the singing "We're very, very satisfied wiith of Martin Luther’s famous hymn "A vans, expires at the end of the school Whitened Conifer, about 20 miles year, according to Wilson E. Dcakin this contractor,” he said. in other business, the board is southwest of Denver. _Mighty Fortress Is Our God.” , , x 4. Jr., assistant superintendent of Early today snow was reported as low The roll call was requested by the T O O B V S T 0 r 6 C 3 S t scheduled to hear a status report on schools. Project Concern. Deakin said about as 4,000 feet in northwestern Montana Diocese of Milwaukee, the main group in ^ Deakin said it is standard and up to 4 inches was expected to ac what little opposition there was to joint Today hazy sunshine. Warm with high temperatures 27 inner-city Hartford students are in the 80s. Winds light and variable. Tonight patchy procedure for the board to waive enrolled in Manchester schools cumulate. ■WA communion. Their negative vote \yas V' bids on transportation, a move he ground fog. Lows 55 to 60. Winds light and variably. through the one-way busing In Calistoga, Calif., gusting winds based on the claim Lutheran bishops said has worked to the school •aiAAi were not included in the “ Apostolic rite Tuesday hazy sunshine and continued warm. Highs program, a drop of about 12 students whipped portions of a 4,000 acre Napa system's financial advantage. He Valley brushfire out of control as 1,000 of succession.” again in the 80s. Winds southwest 10 mph. satH it iv unlikely that another com from last year. fire fighters worked around-the-clock to Since late Thursday, when the House contain the inferno. Officials said winds of Bishops voted for intercommunion, were expected to die down and coastal the matter was undecided until the fog would slow the flames. House of Deputies approved it. Ratifica- SchopI lunch program Chris was downgraded to a tropical tion by both houses is necessary for any p v t o p r l O C i O U t l O O K depression as it moved inland from the legislation to become church policy. Gulf Coast through Louisiana and BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlopk for New England Mississippi. It had hammered coastal Wednesday through Friday: sets income guidelines towns with with 55 mph winds, relentless Hearings to open Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Conhecticut. In rain and high tides during the weekend. creasing cloudiness and warm Wednesday, chance of Herald photos by Tarquinlo NEW YORK (UPI) ^ Citicorp has showers and turning cooler Thursday and Friday. High Guidelines have been set to deter additional $2,850 is allowed for each violated banking laws of several coun temperatures mostly in the 80s Wednesday in the 70s mine the eligibility of children for additional family member. A-test suit due tries on lending limits, liquidity and Thursday and the 60s and 70s Friday. Low temperatures free and reduced-price school FTee and reduced price lunches reserve funds by routing billions of liinches and milk. are available for those who meet the 3 in the 60s Wednesday in the 50s Thursday and Friday. SALT LAKE CITY (U P D -A suit that dollars in loans through offshore banking Vermont; A chance of showers Wednesday. Highs 75 Picnicking, The income guidelines for the free qualifications at public schools in may determine if the federal govern p fc- centers. The New York Times reported to 80. Lows in the 50s. Cloudy periods and cooler meals or milk programs are: $6,080 Bolton, Coventry and .Manchester. ment must pay hundreds of millions of today. Thursday and Friday. Highs in the 60s and 70s. Lows in politicking ^ for a family of one; $8,090 for two; Free milk only is available at public dollars in radiation damages to more "rhe Times said in today’s editions that the 40s io aropnd 50. $10,008 for three; $12,090 for four; schools in Andover and Assumption, than 1,000 Arizona, Nevada and Utah UPI photo confidential documents obtained from Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of showers $14,090 for five; $16,090 for six; $18,- St, James and St. Bridget schools in residents begins Tuesday, the Securities and Exchange Commis Wednesday. Variable cloudiness Thursday. Chance of Republicans had a good time at 100 for seven. An additional $2,000 is Manchester. About 1,200 people living in the three sion and Citicorp show the bank branches showers Friday. Turning cooler through the period with their chicken barbecue Satur allowed for each family member. Applications are available at the states — downwind from the Nevada in Latin America, Europe and Asia highs in the 60s and 70s and lows in the 40s north to 50s day, and they even managed to For reduced price meals, the in schools' principals’ offices. The in Today in history formation on the application is con Test Site — claim they or relatives con skirted local requirements on main south. squeeze in a little campaigning, come guidelines are: $8,660 for one- person families; $11,510 for two; fidential. Applications may be sub tracted cancers or other illnesses as a On Sept. 13,1971 police rushed to attack rioting prisoners Inside Attica taining a certain reserve fund, on liquidi too. Clockwise from top left, I'P result of exposure to atomic bomb test ty and lending limits. $14,360 for three; $17,210 for five; mitted at any time during the school (N.Y.) State Prison as a helicopter dropped tear gas. Twenty-eight con Terry Lachmund — the mother fallout. Congressional hearings on Citicorp $20,050 tor six; $22,900 for seven. An year. The U.S. district court, with attorneys victs and nine of their hostages were killed. practices are scheduled to begin today at National forecast of Republican Town Vice representing the Justice Department the House Subcommittee on Oversight Chairwoman Donna R. Mercler % and plaintiffs, selected 24 individuals as and Investments. — calls a square dance; GOP representative cases to begin deter Crisis disruptive The paper said the Citicorp sub Hv Unilfd Press Inlemalional Kansas Ciiv ts 86 67 candidate for Lt. Gov. Gerald Np^iolations reported mining whether radiation from above Crash kills 39 sidiaries avoided requirements by dis f'ity & Kest Hi Lo Pep 1 IS Vf^as pc 86 70 Labriola kisses a baby, while AUiiiquorquc f 68 48 1 Ittle Rock pc 89 75 ground nuclear tests in the 1950s and ear MEXICO CITY, (UPI) — Mexico’s guising funds and routing billions of Amarillo pc 89 57 I.MS Anpeles pc 74 64 his son Gerald Jr. looks on and PFFAFIKON, Switzerland (UPI) - 85 72 ly 1960s created a health risk for the worst financial crisis in decades dollars through offshore banking centers Aruhnrage r 50 43 1 ouisville r Police cleared the wreckage from a Asheville ey 74 64 Memphis Is 79 75 candidates (from left) William J. residents. threatens hundreds of hotels with in the Bahama's, Monaco, Panama and JVliami pc 88 83 in August water tests railroad crossing in eastern Switzerland Allanta pc 78 68 Diana, Elsie L. “Biz” Swensson, The radiation case charges the federal bankruptcy and forced two national air Singapore. Mallin'ort’ sy 86 61 Milwaukee ts 81 69 Minneapolis sh 77 57 Rep. J. Peter FuSscas, Cosmo where a train smashed through a bus lines to cancel 16 domestic flights during The documents also indicated that Pillinys, Mont r 68 47 government negligently contributed to carrying West German tourists, killing Hirminphain pc 82 72 ,23 Nashville ts 81 72 Ferrante, and Carl A. Zinsser fill Again in August tests of town Reservoirs being treated at the hundreds of cancer deaths among the weekend, government and private of senior officials of the bank were aware Hismarck p(‘ 66 40 New Orlens pc 91 73 2 water indicated no violations of the Cooper Hill treatment plant. 39 of them and injuring 10 other people. 85 65 residents of southern Nevada and Utah or approved of some of the schemes, the H'lise pc 67 40 New ^'ork t their plates. m liiP No water is being used from the It was Switzerland’s .second major rail ficials said. It'isfon hr 78 58 . Okla n ty pc 96 69 federal safe water drinking act. Photos published in national paper reported. ' 'Omaha ts 81 56 as well as northern Arizona. disaster in two months. Ihiflah* hz 87 65 The same was true in March, Porter, Howard and Lydall reser The civil suit before Judge Bruce newspapers Sunday showed Mexico rharlsin S.C p 82. 70 Orlando ts 92 74 voirs now and when it is used it will Philadelphia sy 89 62 April, and May. There were S Police said today two critically burned Jenkins is expected to last three months, City’s once-bustling airport virtually rharloU N.C. r 83- 68 passengers — both of them women — sur rhirapn sh 81 70 Phoenix sy 87 71 In the news violations in June and in July. be treated at the town's new treat according to,^torneys. deserted during the weekend. rincinnati pc 84 72 Piltshursh sy 86 66 ment plant under construction. vived and were in serious but stable con Teachers strike portlann Me. 1 80 57 Robert Young, of the water Authorities Saturday prohibited ri(*velnm1 p< 89 65 ()nly in a serious drought would it dition in a hospital following the crash f'lihimbu" p< 86 «3 P'lrtlanfl Ore. 72 50 department, said the better test Mexican travelers from carrying gold, Detroit’s 11,000 teachers went on Dallas pc 95 78 Providence hz 83 63 results stem from the fact that mhre be necessary to use the water from 88 65. Sunday. silver, gems, jewelry or more than $75 in strike today, but school officials told the Denver r 57 47 Rifhmqnd sy of the water being distributed now is those reservoirs before the plant is Bess still serious De.'i Moines ts 85 68 SI I,oiiis cv 85 71 cash across the border. 200,000 public school students to report Detifiit ts 87 63 Salt l,akc ^?ity 63 48 Pastor has faith in suspect well water or water from the completed. KANSAS CITY, Mo; (UPI) - Bess Pressed by international lenders to for classes anyway. Teachers also were Duluth sh 70 51 San Diego pc 76 66 Buckingham and Globe Hollow on strike in seven other Michigan dis IlI Paso pe 81 61 San Francisc 78 55 Truman’s vital signs remained stable but Colony in danger rein in its spending, the government Marltord sy 87 58 San' Juan sh abruptly cut back domestic flights Sun tricts. Helena r [ 51 41 Seattle f 64 49 .03 I'lIE \EXr TIV1E Lorbier E the 97-year-old former first lady was suf Marathon contract talks between the Honolulu sv 87 74 Spokane f 60 42 fering a fever and her condition LONDON (UPI) — A special commis day. Svraeuse hz 83 56 By Raymond T. DeMeo visited Manchester was when he Detroit Board of Education and the Houston pc 92 an remained serious during her latest sion on the future of the Falkland Islands Imlianapolis r 84 69 Tampa ts 91 74 Herald Reporter allegedly beat Phommahaxay to Account will upgrade Detroit Federation of Teachers broke off lackstin Mss ] 87 75 Tiil'-a pf’ 99 72 death. hospital visit, her longtime physician warned the government of Prime .nuksonville Is 91 74 Wa^^hington sv 87 67 In three weeks, a grand jury is Sunday night. Wifhita pc 60 68 Brewer remembers receiving a said. Minister Margaret Thatcher today that scheduled to begin deliberating Mrs. Truman was listed in serious con the colony needs a large infusion of “I hope it’s not a long strike, but I real telephone call from Lorbier on July ly don’t know,” said a dej'ected Detroit whether Lorn Lorbier is guilty or in dition Sunday night at Research Medical economic aid and more young unmarried Subsidies urged nocent of the crime of murder. 9, the day after the incident oc existing cemeteries, too Center, where she was taken 11 days ago women. ^hool Superintendent Arthur Jefferson. curred. He wanted to talk about ”a WASHINGTON (UPI) - With the U.S. “The parties have stopped (negotiating). It could be months, even years, when her doctor suspected internal The 8-member commission headed by before the state’s judicial system big problem.” Brewer said he had bleeding. Two days after her admit share of the world export market There will be no teachers in class.” Lottery P former Cabinet Minister Lord no idea what the problem was until plaints about the way the Jefferson said all students were to determines what retribution, if any, Though the town is preparing to tance, when her vital signs were stable Shackleton said the internal economy of declining, the Reagan administration is he received a call from one of the spend $140,000 on a new cemeterv cemeteries 'are kept up. report for classes today despite the should be exacted against the 26- enough for testing, it was determined the Falkland Islands is in danger of being urged *to subsidize exporters so church’s associate ministers, who^ near Hillstown Road, there’s still they can compete with foreign producers strike, but transportation was not year-old Laotian refugee for the she had a bleeding ulcer. collapse unless it receives between $52.5 Numbers drawn in New 6094. killing of Linh Phommahaxay. referred him to a newspaper ac plenty of money left in the Cemetery who are helped by their governments. provided because of the difficulty of get Mrs. Truman’s ulcer continues to be million and $122.5 million in aid. England Saturday: Rhode Island daily: 2412. But Eugene Brewer has made his count of the incident. Perpetual Care Fund to keep up AueJitors eye A report released by Georgetown ting students home if there aren’t enough Brewer won't say what he and treated with medication. Dr. Wallace It also said there already is “an acute Connecticut daily: 667. Vermont daily: 230. judgment already. grading the existing cemeteries. Graham said late Sunday. shortage” of young unmarried women University’s Center for Strategic and employees to keep schools open. Lorbier discussed that day. But Whether cla'sses would reopen, he said, Maine daily: 599. Massachusetts daily . The spiritual leader of the Mayor Stephen T. Penny said “Her vital signs are stable,” Graham among the 1,800 islanders. The report International Studies says the United New Hampshire daily: after their conversation, he says, he food service would be made later in the day “on a 4957. Manchester Church of Christ Friday. said. “Her respirations are normal but also proposed encouragement of tourism States must boost exports' to avoid was convinced that Lorbier "didn’t The fund, from which the school-by-school basis.” believes Lorbier, his friend and her temperature is slightly elevated.” on the island. economic decline. intend to kill anybody. That’s just purchases would likely be made, has HARTFORD (UPI) - State former congregation member, is. in auditors have recommended seven nocent. He knows this, he says, not his nature.” $679,000 in it, and Penny said the He said he believes Lorbier acted steps designed to improve because Lorbier told him so. balance after the proposed buy ’’The man has always been out of self-defense on July 8, "just would be enough to keep up the operations of one of the two dor Almanac like you and I would do” if con mitory food service operations at honest,” the 55-year-old Brewer has maintenance on the ones already ■ said. ”I know I could be wrong, but I fronted with, .a similar' life- around. the University of Connecticut threatening situation. Penny defended the purchase of a In a report released today, the: P eopletalk believe him.” True, he says, the New Testament Today is Monday, Sept, 13, the 256th day of 1982 with Last week, Brwer’s personal con 23.4-acre parcel for the $140,000 and auditors recommended review and advocates "staying at peace with all 109 to follow. fidence in Lorbier was translated another 22-acre piece the town is revision of certain accounting and men as much as possible. But who inventory procedures and in the way baseball cards. As, the automotive expert for The moon is moving toward its new phase. into a communal act of faith. The negotiating on, by saying it would in The morning star is Venus, 200-member congregation of the are we to sit in judgment of the crease the projected life of town replacement equipment is paid for ‘ Hamlet a girl? Penthouse magazine, he calls the Mercedes 380SEL by the Associated Student Com and BMW 733i “big luxury cars with a magnificent The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and '• Churth of Christ put up $70,000 in man?” cemeteries from 12 to 100 years. Joseph Papp, the man who brought a contem Saturn. equity on the church’s Lydall Street He said he’s never heard any com- missaries. ride to prove it.” BREWER SAY.S the past month The commissary association is porary version of Gilbert and Sullivan’s “Pirates of American auto companies won’t like what comes Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. property toward posting Lorbier’s has been "extremely hectic” for governed by a board of directors in Penzance” to Broadway, now plans a new version next, when Reggie says, “ I felt totally comfortable John J. ’’Black Jack” Pershing, illustrious American $100,000 bond. him. Especially trying, has been the cluding student representatives and of Shakespearels “ Hamlet.” Hamlet will be played with these autmobiles’ solid, secure feel. Even on general of World War I, was born Sept. 13, 1860. Hartford Superior Court Judge amount of public attention that’s F ir e C a lls by a woman. rough roads the ride is extremely smooth — but , On this date in history; ■ Brian E. O’Neill is scheduled to operates food service for more than focused on the case, and the 60 dormitory units on UConn’s main Papp, founder and director of The Public never approaches the unpleasant, boatlike feel of In 1759, in the French and Indian War, the British decide Tuesday whether the church’s role in it. Theater, told Dave Marash on WCBS-TV, New some big American luxury cars,” defeated the French on the Plains of Abraham church’s offer is legal. campus in Stores. ’•Td rather just keep a low key on Manchester The auditors’ report of the com York’s News At Five, that in one early legend Considering the state of the American auto in overlooking the cily of Quebec. The church’s offer, if' accepted, this whole thing,” he says. “Let’s missary fund for a period of three Hamlet really was born a girl and the whole thing dustry, it’s a good thing Reggie doesn’t play for In 1788, Congress authorized the first U.S. national ' would be supplemented by $30,000 in Saturday, 3:52 a.m. — Auto acci let justice be done, and the legal fiscal years ending on June 30. 1981, was a royal coverup, Papp said in that version the Detroit. election, to be held ’’the first Wednesday in January real estate equity put up by Lor system take its course.” dent, 307 W. Middle Turnpike. female Hamlet was raised as a boy because next (1789).” bier’s half brother. It would mean (Eighth District) offered recommendations on seven Herald photo by Tarquinlo specific points, including the otherwise ’’the uncle would inherit the kingdom.” In 1955, the Federated German Republic (West Ger Lorbier could go free from jail, Sunday, 12:58 a.m. — Auto acci procedures under which the com Papp refused to name the actress he had in mind, many) and the Soviet Union established diplomatic where he has been held for the past dent, Center Street and Thompson Quote of the day k Now you know missary fund operates. but it won’t be the first time a woman played the relations, the first since the end of World War II. month and a half. EUGENE BREWER, PASTOR OF CHURCH OF CHRIST Road. (Town) role. The most famous feminine Hamlet was Sarah Martin Charnin, lyricist and director of the In 1971, New York state forces stormed and regained It would also mean the church . . . his faith In Lorbier, remains unshaken A chameleon can extend its Sunday, 9 p.m. — Car Fire, Citgo The auditors also said certain ac Bernhardt. Broadway musical “Annie,” and composer Charles control of Attica state prison. Twenty-eight convicts and would be liable for $70,000 if Lorbier tongue the length of its body. gas station. East Middle Turnpike. counting procedures used by the 3 Strouse, have six songs left over from the original nine hostages they held were killed. violates the conditions of his bail. derstand him,” Brewer remembers. Last April, while visiting relatives (Town) commissary association should be — so they are planning “Annie II,” with rehearsals Brewer calls this ’’art absurd Lorbier and Brewer kept in touch in Manchester, Lorbier held ser Sunday, .9:24 p.m. — Motorcycle revised, noting many transactions were “regularly recorded using un Bette and Big Bird to begin in the summer of 1983...... • . possibility.” He says he trusts Lor after Lorbier left for Memphis. vices for Laotians at the Church of The largest Canadian province is accident, 107 W. Middle Turnpike. (Eighth District) necessarily complex procedures.” He called the movie version of “Annie” a bier — and that’s all that matters. They exchanged church bulletins. Christ. - ■ Ontario. Bette Davis will meet Big Bird, Bert and Ernie “betrayal” on National Public Radio’s Morning and all the Muppets on ’’Sesame Street.” Edition. iianrhpBtpr Hrralft BREWER HAS KNOWN. Lorbier Miss Davis and James Taylor are slated for guest Asked if he met the film’s director, John Huston, since 1978, when the Laotian and bis spots during the new “Sesame” season. he said, “Thirty seconds with John Huston, 30 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher family moved here from Carbon- Celebrity guest stars on the ’’Street” in the past seconds. I was introduced to him. He did not know Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager dale, 111. Lorbier, his wife and three Workers begin picketing atEmhart have included Lena Horne, Cab Calloway, Diana who I was. I don’t even think I was introduced by children arrived in the U.S. in 1976, year rouiNi crafts t ■F USPS 327-500 Ross, Itzhak Perlman and many more. name. I think the production assistant didn’t get my VOL Cl, No. 292 r fleeing Laos after the Communist Robert Madore, Local 376 business Madore, claiming subcontractors do (not lust at holktay ttme) V Joan Ganz Cooney, president of Children’s Televi name right. I know they didn’t get composer Fame pair takeover of that country. WINDSOR (UPI) — About 300 workers agent, said the workers were upset with about 40 percent of the company’s work. Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are Lorbier was introduced to the sion Network, producer of “Sesame Street,” has a Charles Strouse’s name right. He was introduced as and certain holidays by the began picketing today outside the the company’s insistence on certain give He said the union has filed a grievance Frank Sinatra and Arlene Francis are all $1.20 weekly. $5.12 for one Church of Christ through a mis Wc maintain h w compitta special reason for wanting VIP guests on the street, Mr, Schwartz.” Manchester Publishing Co., 16 month. $15.35 for three months, Emhart Corp. plant after union leaders backs and their position on grievance with the State Labor Relations Board smiles Sunday as they are inducted Into the Bralnard Place, Manchasler. sionary worker in Laos. The mis- even if preschoolers don’t know who they are. She $30.70 for six months and $61.40 charged the firm with deceit in seeking procedures and retirement benefits. charging the company with bargaining in aaaortmant of baada*aaqulna* says studies show children get rhore from the show National Broadcasters Hall of Fame In Conn. 06040. Second class for one year. Mall rates are ' sionary was from the Woodale to reduce benefits in a new contract. bad faith and violating state labor laws. postage paid at Manchester. available on request. Church of Christ in Memphis, Tenn., "Its my opinion they're trying to take ringa
“ When things like this happen, I land. United appraised his property OPINION COVENTRY — Eight suits were cases, the board has sustained the at $65 to $70 per square.foot. He said , wonder whether I’m living in the assessed value or lowered it by only filed against the town during August right country,” he said. contractors have told him that it by residents upset over increases in small amounts. would only cost $45 per square foot “ 1 wasn’t satisfied with the figure “ The town assessed the value of the valuation of their property for my property at almost double what to build a brand new identical hoiise, tax purposes. that the assessor came up with,” given the current cost of building said Sebastian Locicero of Cedar it would cost to replace my house ■ m i The plaintiffs argue that their i materials. Swamp Road. “ So 1 went to the per square foot,” said another plain m t w assessment were increased last fall / David C. Rappe, one of the plain Jack board with my grievance, and then I tiff William G. Lbdder of Merrow by the assessor. United Appraisal Road. tiffs and the attorney in the rest of. Anderson Inc. of East Hartford, and the Board got a letter from them saying that the cases, indicated that trial dates; the assessment had gone even Ladder owns a Cape Cod, built 20 of Tax Review to a level which was vears ago, which sits on 15 acres of have not been set. Manchester has new piece of scenery Washington higher. “ excessive, disproportioned, and Merry-Qo-Round unlawful.” good advantage. But, on the from any haze that settles in the There is now a total of 10 such suits pending in Tolland County Kveryone knows there are whole. Main Street is in a area. Superior Court. Three have been trees in the very center of town. sprucing-up mood and someone Rite Aid Pharmacies Will Fill... They are in Center Park. But un Maybe it works only a certain filed by Tolland Country Superior may be encouraged to make Court. Three have been filed by til recently it was difficult to Manchester times of day in certain special northside improvements. Bedouins businesses. notice that there are a lot of trees weather conditions. It is almost 30 MILLION Spotlight In each case, the plaintiffs have on the other side of Main Street ' as though the Odd Fellows W tm iFK KSTHKTIC appealed to the Board of Tax Building blocked off a certain as well. problem comes from the effect of Review to lower the valuation as PRESCRIPTIONS Now with the Odd Fellows By Alex Girelli — City Editor light or gave the intersection a attempting fog or haze, and whether it is a determined by United. The board Building gone, you can really see certain definition now lacking. problem at all depends pretty actually increased the figure in two - * AID them. of the cases. In the balance of the much on individual taste. THIS YEAR You can also see the hills of This is the sort of thing busy takeover however, to the open look. One ol And That Number Keeps On Growing! Glastonbury to the south. They down the street, it is going to be people notice as they go back and them is that it exposes the north If you are driving down on have always been there, of easier to drive up or down it as forth on life's errands. Or do WASHINGTON - In the subterra sides of some buildings that had Main Street and approaching the Conferees eye course, but you could see them well. nean world of terrorists and UPI photo once been partially hidden to Center, yoa get an eerie feeling they'.’ r t only if you stood in the right There are a couple of hitches. revolutionaries, no movement is abortion issue place and looked exactly in the more obscure than the Popular Record kielbasa right direction. Now they are ob Front for the Liberation of Oman. HARTFORD (UPI) — The lawyer vious from a wide angle as you Yet this ragtag Bedouin band is Officials at the World Kielbasa Festival look over a 227-pound responsible for the landmark pass through the Center going threatening to seize the sluice gate kielbasa made at the Chicopee Provisions Co. In Chicopee, Supreme Court decision on abortion east or west, and the aspect is through which oil flows to the in Mass. This year’s kielbasa weighs 30 pounds more than last and a former president of the National Right to Life were featur^ very pleasant. dustrial nations. year’s effort. at the second annual Women’s It has changed the whole Oman overlooks the Straits of L Conference at the Hartford Civic appearance of the place for the Hormuz at the bottom of the Persian Center. better. If you were a stranger Gulf. Whoever controls Oman could 6IN ER A L 1 A Q U A NET SECRET Attorney Sarah Weddington and 1 driving through town, you would CEA backing of Weicker easily plug up the gulf and prevent Dr. Carolyn F. Gerster both focused not suspect that Manchester is a oil tankers from reaching the open on the abortion legislation soon to be ELECTRIC 1 HAIR 1 ROLL-ON busy city of about 50,000. With a 3 waters of the Arabian Sea. considered by Congress, trading no surprise to Moffett I a n t i - p e r s p i r a n t Congregational Church steeple claims about the dangers of ap LIGHT BULBS 1 SPRAY on one side of you and rolling Yet this is precisely what the proving or rejecting various anti STANDARD OR SDH WHITi hills in the distance on the other Popular Front means to do. Its HARTFORD (UPI) - The Weicker. The union said Weicker abortion initiatives. 60, 75 OR 100 WATTS side you would think Manchester scraggly guerrilla fighters seek to Connecticut Education has “ gone to the wall” for. educa “ Conservatives are today saying tion. is the charming place it really is. overthrow the Sultan of Oman, Association’s endorsement of we should get government out of our 1.S0Z. Both O’Neill and Weicker were at 12 OZ. 1 129 Republican Sen. Lowell Weicker lives and in this area, I completely 1 Maybe those who regret the Qaboos bid Said, who now guards ■ Bomi ■ over Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., a CEA news conference to accept agree,” said Ms, Weedington, who loss of the Odd Fellows Building the entrance to the vital Persian was no surprise to Moffett, his cam the endorsements. Both said they argued the 1973 Roe vs, Wade case will find some consolation in the Gulf. The guerrillas art well armed, are opposed to providing tuition tax 1 ^ if paign staff says. that legalized abortion. gain of a new vista. trained and disciplined for revolu The CEA “ is not an AFL-CIO af credits for parents who send their “ The right to kill an innocent OF Ct)FKSF, the new look tion. They have all the Soviet arms filiate and is not the sole represen children to non-public schools. human bqing makes a mockery of I O'Neill said the private school tax may be obscured to passers-by they can use, and they were taught tative for teachers in our state,” the word ‘freedom” and ‘choice.’ ” UOZJB credits would cause the deteriora because of the mess and the con how to use them by the PLO. said Robert Hanson, manager of said Gerster, international vice USTERINr Now a revolutionary prophet has Moffett’s U.S. Senate campaign. tion of the nation’s public school president of the National Right to fusion right now. Most of the system and Weicker said it would risen up to inspire them on against “ And it does not speak for those Life Committee. time it is difficult, if you are begin a religious intrusion into Robitussin the foe. He is none other than Iran’s members of the CEA who are driving, to look at anything but working in the Moffett campaign government. ancient, beared cleric. Ayatollah DM' the road in front of you and to right now.” The 24-member CEA board of Khomeini, who is fanning the fires figure out where you are and how The CEA “ probably felt that they directors said it also endorsed Students fight to get where you are going. of revolution throughout the Persin had to endorse some GOP can O’Neill over Republican guber 6 8 Hour But if you are afoot, you can Gulf area. didates to appease Republican natorial contender Lewis Rome hike in tuition COUCH CONTROL overlook the rubble and see the members of the union,” Hanson because of the governor’s strong support of a collective bargaining panorama. Herald photo by Pinto HIS <;L0WERING visage and said. LISTERINE patriarchial beard give him the look The 26,(X)0-member CEA Saturday law with binding arbitration. STORRS (UPI) — Medical and The esthetic change has dental students at the University of engineering implications. A of an Old Testament prophet. This endorsed Gov. William O’Neill and ORAL THE NEW VISTA AT TOP OF MAIN STREET MINUS ODD FELLOWS Connecticut told members of the better sight line is also a better gives visual impact to a fanaticism school’s Board of Trustees a . . . try to imagine It without heavy equipment In foreground that can whip the Shiite Moslems ANTISEPTIC s line of travel. If it is easier to see proposed tutition hike will pose into a fury, and the Persian Gulf 'Bombs Away Weekend' hardships for many students who countries are heavily populated with already have substantial debts for In M anchester Shiites. ■' their schooling. I found evidence of Khomeini’s un The board Friday had proposed 32 OZ. derground warfare in the ruins of a considered a success raising ’tutition for dental and BO niE Anti-draft culprits medical students by $1,700 in 1983- PLO field headquarters in Lebanon. The Burlington entourage, which 84. The Connecticut Board of Higher Tactics, risks The fleeing guerrillas had left BECKET, Mass. (UPI) — New E included a probate court judge, Education’s finance committee, behind teaching m aterials, in England townspeople signed an members of the town’s governing however, reviewed UConn’s By William A. Rusher cluding a cutout of Khomeini, “ evacuation, treaty” and planted a Saitwny seems to consider himself only very Board of Selectmen, and the police proposed budget and recommended dead tree in a “ Bombs Away I proclaiming his revolutionary doc chief, presented Becket selectmen the fee increase be phased over two in race for 4th NEW YORK — It would be nice if loosely related to this country — rather like a Weekend” to criticize federal trines. One discarded tract appealed with a charred key to their town. A years. those draft-age males who haven’t nuclear evacuation plans, which CORRECfOL RITE AID transient passenger in the lounge of an inter to the people of Oman to support the dead tree was planted and an “ We’re all college graduates with registered yet got the message of they say are absurd. The candidates for the 4th Penny jumped to O’Neill’s Popular Front for the Liberation of “ evacuation treaty” signed. debts,” said Eric Yaremko, a WOMAN'S PETROLEUM the government’s recent national airport. About 200 Burlington, Conn., District state Senate seat set the defense iSst week when Zinsser While the dry-run was termed a second-year dental student. “ Our prosecutions of resisters and Oman, which is “ leading an armed residents spent the weekend in a JELLY tone for the campaign last week, criticized the administration’s success, organizers envisioned a parents are retiring, we can’t ask LAXATIVE P struggle’’ against “ U.S. im summer camp in this tiny decided to obey the law. but it’s real emergency evacuation marked them to com e up with m ore when they sparred over the hart'dling of the energy IIO\t DID HF get that way? even stronger influences in the perialism” in the Persian Gulf. Berkshires town, which has official probably too much to hope that all of by people zig-zagging across New money.” assistance program. (For of course a teen-ager is very background. Almost certainly there Khomeini represents a dedicated, ly been designated as their “host w,.-. V PKC. state's Winter Energy them will. England roads, jamming highways, Tuition, room, board and books, calculating incorruptible danger to community if Connecticut comes Assistance Program. Luckily, compliance in general largely, for better or worse, was a teacher, or teachers, who as they drove to their host com fees and equipment for dental 0” 0 While the strategies Zinsser under nuclear attack. The event — TABltn Republican Carl A. Zinsser is has been reasonably high, so we somebody else's handiwork; he taught Benjamin Sasway to look at U.S. interests in that area. Yet the munities. students totals about $12,500 this and Penny have adopted make dubbed a “ nuclear vacation” — was hasn’t rubbed up against life long or American society as a hypocritical, U.S. policy toward Iran is am • “ It would be total chaos,” said year. playing out his role as the in know one thing we badly needed.to marked by tongue-in-cheek ac- BAYER perfect sense, they are not hard enough yet to develop his own exploitative, materialistic road biguous and ambivalent. Burlington resident Bill Tomaney, The UConn trustee recommended cumbent, trying to give the im know: America's young men aren’t , tivities, including a mock evacua foolproof. Both could backfire. dents and dimples.) block on the path of human The State Department wants to who dreamed up the mock evacua raising tutition from $3,300 to $5,000 likely, as a general proposition, to tion drill over winding roads. ASPIRIN pression that he is too busy forgive the ayatollah his trespasses, tion at July 4th picnic at his home. for in-state medical students, and bug out on their country in a crisis. There was an older man being in process. “ Geez, the people were all great,” SUPER working at the Capitol on the Zinsser has to be careful not to His Becket counterpart, select from $4,800 to $7,500 for out-of-state RITE AID There remains, however, a hard terviewed on TV, too, whom I took The generation of the Vietnam appeal to his self interest and try' to said Frank Avalle,- police chief in issues facing the state to worry look like he is trying to dodge his man Henrv Andrews who headed up students. TABLETS core of resisters who rnissed the late to be Sasway’s father. This gent was protesters is now in its early 30s, normalize relations with Iran. But Becket, a onecruiser town of 1,200 DISPOSABLE opponent. He also has to make the Becket League to Aid the Tuition and fees for in-state dental about m ere political cam - terribly broken up over the very and the academicians among them the Pentagon wants to stop people. “ But as far as if the real 1960s and early 1970s and are trying Scorched and Terrified (BLAST), students would go from the present paining. sure that the public does not get idea that all 12 of the jurors could are already ensconced in the Khomeini’s revolution in the Per-, thing ever happens, I don’t think all msuA douche , to fan that old blaze back to life in agreed. $3,425 to ’ $6,000, and out-of-state Democratic challenger the idea that he is cynically faculties of the country’s high sian Gulf by military means, if '■ these people from that end would be the 1980s. It is important to nip their bring themselves to regard “ 1 think it’s absurd,” he said. students would pay $8,500 instead of BO niE trying to manage the news. able to move up here.” Stephen T. Penny — little project in the bud — by prison Benjamin a s " a criminal.” schools and colleges. There can be necessary. Military exercises are Besides traffic jams, there’s $5,025, under the trustees proposal. OF 100 Residents of Burlington — one of Manchester's mayor — sentences, if necessary. Though the man probably regards few sweeter forms of revenge upon scheduled tentatively in October, another potential flaw in the plan. TWIN Penny's strategy is even more three Connecticut towns of 12,000 1C himself as the precise reverse of a hated society than to turn its complete with the landing of U.S. “ Irpnically we have a naval or- PACR demonstrated his intention to people assigned to Becket under perilous. A feisty candidate has " I.ISTK.MNG TO Benjamin class-conscious, his comment children against it. Marines in OMan, to demonstrate "dinance weapons plant 13 miles run an aggressive campaign . Federal Emergency Management some appeal, but voters Sasway, the second resister con from Becket. General Electric (in when he sharply criticized reeked of class superiority; The members of the post-Vietnam U.S. determination to protect the Agency plans — drove the 60-mile Hospital, state frequently react unfavorably victed, on television the other night, Pittsfield) is considered a prime “ Criminals,” you see are people generation, to be sure, are no easy entrance to the Persian Gulf. trip to Becket Saturday up winding Zinsser's stance on the energy it became painfully clear what the target — they make all the guidance [ when aggressiveness turns to who break the law, for venal pickings in,this regard. They have country roads in a caravan of 70 settle lawsuits program. Penny is trying to controversy is all about. Sasway in missiles,” Andrews said. ’ personal criticism. Jim m y motives. shown a remarkable determination cars. DANBURY (UPI) — Danbury flush Zinsser out. sists on reserving to himself the Q-TIPS Carter discovered in 1980 that High-minded types like Benjamin, hospital and the state Commission Both strategies make a great right to decide which U.S. policies who break it for reasons of princi NEW “ DIRTY WAR” : In the conoN his criticism of Ronald Reagan to live sound and constructive lives on Hospitals and Health Care have deal of sense. he will support and (as a corollary ple, aren’t really “ criminals” at all. political rubble of the Falkland settled five lawsuits involving four actually produced sympathy for in a country whose sanity and moral Canadian says Reagan Zinsser’s job is not to run to that-right! which U.S. military On the contrary, they deserve Islands fiasco, an ugly right-wing years of budget disputes and a battle SWABS Reagan. health have been largely restored. SUGARS down Penny, but to reassure the ventures he will participate in. respect as people willing to suffer organization has reappeared in over hospital expansion. But any strenuous effort will b a b ie s voters that he is serving them Further, Penny’s He was plainly doubtful that he for their convictions. (Though it is Argentina. Called “ Defenders of the The agreement to be signed would favor any of the currently im always result in at least a few vic Wednesday calls for a fiscal year well in the Senate. Voters aggressiveness will not work if it unclear just what they are prepared Victims of Subversion,” it purports 'all talk' on acid rain tories, and from the perspective of aginable ones, and accordingly he to suffer, aside from 'TV interviews; to be made up of families of persons 1983 budget of $71 million, a cut of generally are reluctant to throw becomes a knee-jerk criticism of his proud teachers, Benjamin $1.2 million from the hospital’s declined to register his name for apparently it doesn’t include jail.) killed by the leftist Montonero an incumbent out of office unless everything Zinsser says. He has Sasway is no doubt one of those vic plants in the Midwest have been request. The agreement also calls ready' reference if Congress ever If the man was indeed Benjamin’s guerrillas in the 1970s. MIDDLEBURY, Vt. (UPI) — SUGAR BABIES they think he is doing a bad job. to show the voters that he .has decides to revive the draft. tories: a human torpedo aimed Canada’s environmental chief ac blamed for contaminating lakes and for retroactive approval of the 1980, father, this attitude of unconscious The group’s particular target is streams in the Northeast and 1981 and 1982 budgets and the Penny bas to do more than clearly thought out positions of Now, everybody in this country is squarely at the American ship of cused the Reagan administration of JUNIOR MINTS condescension was unquestionably the pathetic “ Mothers of the Plaza Canada, killing fish and plant life. release of a $1.5 million escrow fund convince the voters that he his own on the issues. H^ has to entitled to his or her opinion of its state. being all talk and no action when it one of the influences that shaped his de Mayo.” These are the deter Roberts charged the Edison Elec the hospital had been ordered to set RITE AID might do a good job. He has to offer something positive. policies, but it is quite another thing What a pity our jurisprudence comes to acid rain, an attitude he OR POM POMS son’s course toward a federal mined women who daily picket the said is straining relations between tric Institute and Consoliidated Coal aside while the lawsuits were pen convince them that Zinsser is to say that once Congress has doesn't allow us to reach and MOTOR 2 3/4 0Z.T0 3 1/S OZ. PRC. The maneuvering of the two penitentiary. downtown Buenos Aires square the two nations. Co. with conducting “ a disinforina- ding. doing a poor job. To do that, he defined these by law, we can each f> penalize the real architects of this tion campaign” on acid rain, The two sides also settled a dis candidates at this stage is un demanding an accounting of their “ Canadians and the people of Ver OIL has to be aggressive. He has to pick and choose which of them we BUT ONE senses other, probably sort of destruction! creating an “ information haze.” pute over construction plans. The derstandable. But the voters will sons and daughters who died or dis mont are not interested in lip ser- . attack the record on which will consent to support with our appeared in the military regime’s -.vice and fine statements. We want He charged Edison has compared hospital had sought a ^ 5 million get a truer picture of their taxes (or our military service, if the acidity of tomatoes and p>ears expansion, which was cut to $26 t Zinsser is running. Where's Robin Hood? “ dirty war.” The number of these action before it’s too late,” Environ OUART PRC. relative merits when the that is what is required). ment Minister John Roberts told 250 with rain, implying the hazards are million by the commission and is There is some irony here. “ desaparecidos” is estimated at OMO preliminaries end and direct No nation could possibly allow its t h e environmentalists Saturday at the similar. now by compromise, put at $35 i “ ' T o Edilori 3 9 9 When Zinsser and Penny ran for perhaps 20,000, believed to have debates begin. citizens that sort of latitude; it annual meeting of the Vermont “ When was the last time you saw million. This is an amusing, but truthful note for the economy and people been kidnapped, tortured and shot a fish eat a tomato?” he asked. ' the Board of Directors in 1979, it would be a prescription for pure Natural Resources Council. by officially sanctioned death Roberts blasted the coal firm for MtICD I ffic n v i MPT. n THRU H.ITRJ HOT RBPOHSIRU TOR TTPOCRAPHICAl IRRORS was Mayor Penny running on his anarchy. in our hours of need: Roberts said U.S. Environmental WI MSirVE THI RIGHT TO UNIT OUAIfTITia Sherwood Forest this is not, nor the voice of Maid Marion, but squads. Protection Agency Administrator implying a host of natural and man record as leader of the majority, Does young Sasway realize this'.' 1 Grand jury set Robin Hood, where are you, with your band of merry men!??? Anne Gorsuch’s call for more made substances which contain sul while Minority Leader Zinsser got the impression that, if he does, The mothers are an embarrass I shall speak for many . . . our lives are in such distress, with the research on how the rain con fates and nitrates — including light in teen’s death criticized and attacked. he doesn't much care. He seemed to ment to the discredited military ning, volcanoes, ^ a spray and Letters policy reason being, we are poor and penniless. taminates water is “ incredible.” consider himself only ver^r loosely regime, a constant reminder of the “ Over 3,000 scientific studies have organic decay of vegetation — can HARTFORD (UPI) - A Superior Another component to Penny’s Our pockets are empty, our children’s stomachs too, m?ikes me The Manchester Herald related to this country anyway — army’s bloody war against the also be blamed for water quality Court grand jury will be convened r strategy clearly is to link give this message to your merry men and you. already been done,” he said, “ and welcomes letters to the editor. rather like a “ transient” passenger Argentine people. My sources tell " we have already lost many lakes to deterioration. Oct. 20 to consider indicting a r himself to the Democratic state Please come to our rescue, for our taxes and prices we cannot Letters should be brief and to in the lounge of an international air me the government wants to issue a ' acid rain and tens of thousands more Bloomfield man on a charge"^ of RITE AID PHARMACY ■ ticket. He is banking on Gov. the point. They should be typed port. pay. blanket amnesty covering those '• are in danger.” Now you know capital felony murder for the death i : m a ~ William A. O’Neill winning elec or neatly hand-written, and, for For poverty and unhappiness are with us everyday! He is, in fact, a perfect example of responsible for the crimes of the <•' He said the situation is “ seriously Dallol, Ethiopia, has the hottest o f a te e n a g e prostitute in 361 MAIN STREET ease in Siting, should be double tion and would like to ride along So help us, oh Robin, with your band of merry men .. . Sherwood “ dirty war,” and sees the mothers V clouding Canadian-American annual average temperature — 94 Wethersfield last month. spaced. the sort of intellectual that Toynbee MANCHESTER, CT - on the coattails. Forest this is not . . . but we need you once again! as an obstacle to this plan. relations,” and questioned “ the degrees Fahrenheit. John Oscar Lindstrom, 30, is i r T T i i The Herald reserves the right predicted would join the internal ~ Thus, Penny issued a state- usefulness of continuing charged in the strangulation of PHARMACY PHONE: 649-9110 to edit letters in the interests of proletariat of Western civilization in Phyllid J. Burrheri Christine Callahan, 19, formerly of So the “ Defenders” are being .negotiations between the two coun- * ment last spring complimenting brevity, clarity and taste. trying to overthrow it— he is “ in the 96D Rachel Road The chief ports of New York State Orange, whose body was found near used to discredit the mothers. tries.” — the governor’s budget. Thus, society but not of it.” Smokestack emissions from are New York, Buffalo and Albany. Folly Brook Aug. 8. MANCHESTER H ERA I^ _IV^n^.Je£t_13.
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■ 30 31 Montserrat Caballe. The illness, on the opposite, side of the island — and never even UNICEF. While filmmaker Richard Attenborough -- 26 2 8 29 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Tenor But Pavarotti failed to appear at a 24 25 bothered to make it back in time for the Hawaii wrap who’s worked to bring the project to screen for nearly Luciano Pavarotti left 50,(XX) fans free concert in Golden Gate Park on together with a weak performance n■ party staged by the producers last weekend. two decades — will likely be on hand for each unveiling 35 by the orchestra conducted by Kurt KAnmUOM, , 32 33 disappointed Sunday by canceling Sunday, where the city’s avid opera 9UPeB/Mn! Herbert Adler, added up to less than of his Columbia Picture. THB WOSLP i ■ 1■ the second of two appearances in the following, unable to attend the sold- BEST I.AID PLANS: Forget the reports which have SHALL SEA 36 37 38 4 0 course of three star-studded days out opera house performance, hoped a great opening night musically. Katharine Hepburn set to play Rose Kennedy on TV. HERE ‘.N’ THEBE: Friends of Geraldine Chaplin Bridge SAFER ' ' to hear him sing a selection of Miss Caballe, however, helped WITH w e /- ■ ■ kicking off the San Francisco Opera Ms. Hepburn was indeed high on the idea of the network report that the actress, who has never been exactly REAtOVEP 41 42 144 rescue the Sunday afternoon free season. classic arias. mini-series, but it turns out she was anything but high on HKUPPWBSBff^ FBCWt IT ... stout, has lost much weight— way too much weight—on Qcltoffw ■ The famed singer appeared in SFO general director Terence A. concert in Golden Gate Park by its screenplay, and has turned thumbs down on the a crash diet . . . British thespian circles arc wondering n m g m R ! .. 47 Z 1 45 “Un Hallo in Maschera” Friday — McEwen said Pavarotti suffered a appearing and singing arias from project. Major rewrites in the script would, have to be why Rex Harrison has again been passed over for two operas, "Mefistofeli” and 54 and won critical acclaim for his bad cold and could hardly talk. undertaken before she might — and that's a big might — knighthood — feeling that while his record of six wives Sound contract holds 49 50 53 bevy^s Law — James Schumeister 48 singing and dramatic portrayal in A bout of stomach flu hindered the "Adrianna Lecouvreur.” Opera of evince interest in the production again. might have been a “No Sir” matter once, such a blot on ■ 1 peformance of another star on ficials said she was still somewhat Oswald: “In match point the Verdi work of the central figure 55 56 57 58 SHOW MflST CO: While Mary Martin recovers his escutcheon shouldn’t impede such an honor now play South should go right r ■ Count Riccardo. opening night, Spanish soprano feeling the effects of her illness. /'N THE^ DTPABTMTNT after diamonds. 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Tom Ber- Women 9:50. <,IPS AND (TOP6 , ' CELEBRITY CIPHER (2D - Sports Tonight Alheneum Linemn — ♦ K8 unless clubs break 5-0, which C£) CE ® - News Monday enger, Karen Black, Susan Vernon CalitifITif Ophef cryptograme ere creeled from quotaUoot by lemooe peopte. (JS) - Newscentar Strasberg. Rated R. Reopens Tuesday. WK5 is less than a 4 percent end preeem. Each letter In the cipher etends lor another. Today's duo: A SQusis V. Q D - Bemey Miller ((inema 1 X 2 — A Mid - M O VIE: 'South of St. plane crash face the struggle for (R) 1:50, 7:20, 9:45. - ward Hermann, Barbara Harris, ence when he learns that James - M OVIE: Ike: The War Louis' Part 2 survival Phyllis Calvert, James 7:10.9:20. —The Road ^ I THOUGHT VOU WERE @ ) - Nancy Savin/ The Arts Years' Part 1 The wartime Cloris Leachman. 1979 will soon die. (R) (60 min.) - Tw ilight Zorta Donald. Francis L. Sullivan. Friday the 13th Part 3 (R) SONG TO GET A PEGK I P\U>. saga of General Dwight D. 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10 - MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Mon:, Sept. 13, 1982 O bituaries FOCUS/ H om e Robert M. Finely Joseph A. Chamberlain Robert M Finely, 58, of 124 BOLTON — Jo se p h A. Spruce St., died Friday at Chamberlain, 96, of 39 Hebron Road, iNewington Veterans Hospital. died Sun^y at an area convalescent He was born in Manchester on home. He was the husband of the May 25, 1924 and was a lifelong resi late Augusta (Lauzier) dent of Manchester. Before retiring Chamberlain. he had been employed as a He was born in Maine on Aug. 11, machinist at Pratt & Whitney in 1886 and had been a resident of East Hartford for 26 years. He was a Bolton most of his life. veteran of World War 11, serving in He leaves five sons: Joseph the U S. Army. He was a member of Chamberlain Jr. of Collinsville, the Army & Navy Club of Peter Chamberlain ot Coventry, Lee Manchester. T. Chamberlain of Quebec, Can., He leaves several brothers-in- Louis Chamberlain and Arthur laws and sisters-in-law, and several Chamberlain, both of Hartford; four ' nieces and nephews. daughters. Miss Emma Funeral services will be Monday, Chamberlain, Miss Elmira at 11 a.in. at the Watkins Funeral Chamberlain, and Miss Laurie Home. 142 E. Center St., Chamberlain, all of Bolton; and Manchester. Burial will be in East Mrs. Emily Wright of Palatka, Fla.; Cemetery. There are no calling a sister, Mrs. Anna Rioux of hours. (Canada; 13 grandchildren; and 11 Photos by Jon Harrison great-grandchildren. Herald photo by Pinlo Sadie M. Noren Funeral services will be Tuesday Sadie May l.lacobsl Noren, 79, of at 9:15 a.m. from the John F. 38 Williani SI., died Sunday at CHIPPING BRANCHES AT SOCCERFIELD SITE LAWRENCE RIKER'S HOME, SPRING STREET DR. DONALD W. MORRISON HOME, 30 ADELAIDE ROAD WILLIAM H. SLEITH HOME, 32 WYLLVS ST. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W, . . some neighbors are worried about the plans . . . spacious gazebo, overlooks Highland Pond Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Center ,St., Manchester, with a mass . . . three-level contemporary built by U & R 10-room classical French and contemporary was the wife of the late Stanley F. of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St, Noren. Maurice Church, Bolton. Burial will She was born in Willimantic on be in Bolton Center Cemetery. .June 7, 1903 and had lived most of There are no'^calling hours. House tour here Oct. 2 her life in Manchester. She was a Residents complain about field Memorial contributions can be member of the Second made to St. Maurice Parish Center, Congregational Church of The brief history of the Kennedy Bolton. branches from trees that had been program. Manchester and the VFW Auxiliary. Coiilimicd from piigr 1 Road field has been marked by con She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Edward J. Peckham felled. Some residents said they had been Bishop Drive intersects with told the plans had been expanded to ■ troversy. The Park and Recreation these homes (lustave (EstherlArendt of Edward J, Peckham, 59, o/ Kennedy Road and where Kent THE PLANS by Kandra show include interscholastic soccer. Advisory Commission heard objec Manchester, two brothers, Walter Tolland, died Saturday at Newington three fields, two that are 225 feet tions and reservations expressed by Months ago it all started out as HIE I.WVKENCE KIKEU was discovered during restoration, .1. Irish and Kenneth I. Irish, both of Veteran’s Administration Hosital. Drive intersects with it. Thompson denied that. Those who want to take the buses and its walls were raised again so it long by 150 feet wide and one that is neighbors at two of its meetings. two house tours. The Lutz Children’s will meet in the parking lot across home on 680 Spring St. overlooks the Manchester; two grandchildren, He was the husband of Rita D. Asked if the lot had been moved is visible from the downstairs from its original planned location, 360 fek long by 255 feet wide. Jacob Ludes, principal of IVIuseuin was planning one and the the street from the homestead. upper Highland Pond. The home, (lustave Arendt ,Ir. and Miss Ellen Peckham. The small fields are marked Manchester High School, said the The commission decided that the Manchester Historical Society was built in 1860 by the Case family, was bathroom. M. Arendt, both of Manchester; and Kandra said he knew of no other Those who want to use their own He was born in the Buckland sec Youth Soccer and the large one school has an excellent field and has field should be constructed if the planning one. originally an eight-room Italianate nine great-grandchildren. tion of Manchester. He was a World design tor the field. concerns of neighbors could be cars and see the homes at their own HIE JOSEPH SWENS.SO.N SR. Robert Harrison, head of the park marked Intercollegiate Soccer. no plans to play its home games Then some volunteers from the pace can do so as well. style house. home, residence of “ Biz” Swensson Funeral services will be Tuesday War 11 Army veteran. He leaves Recreation Director Steve elsewhere. satisfied, if the cost could be two organizations put their heads Over the years it has been greatly . at 11 a m. at the Holmes Funeral three sons, Edward J, Peckham II and highway divisions, also said that reduced well below the-$50,000 than People will also be able to view and her husband, sits on a hilly, the major trees to be cut have Thompson said ' today the larger When told this morning that a together. the Fire .Museum at the corner of expanded. Today the white clap wooded 2' i-acre lot at 560 Porter St. Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. of Newport, N.H., Frederick W. field is one designed to .serve as two petition might be addressed to the estimated, and if the town could find "The longer we talked, the more board house is three stories and B urial will be in Buckland already been cut and that the Pine and Hartford Road, as well as I’he home is Cape Cod style, Peckham of Tolland, and Timothy J. small ones. town. General Manager Weiss said the money. sense it seemed to merge our ef flanked by porches supported with . Cemetery. Friends may call at the Peckham of South Windham; two remaining work involves pulling out The town did find $25,000 and in the old Lutz Children’s Museum, designed by Mrs. Swensson from stumps and removing brush. He said there are no plans to use the administration would arrange a forts,’’ explained Jon Harrison, new quarters for the Manchester columns. their .original retirement home they funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 daughters, Mrs. Rita P. Moore of the fields for anything but the meeting at which plans would be cluded the project in this year’s president of the Manchester The house inside is furnished with to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions This morning Park Department Historical Society. built in 1966 in Falmouth, Mass. Jacksonville, Fla., and Mrs. Recreation Department's soccer explained. capital improvements budget. ilistorical Society. antiques, memorabilia and sen may be made to the Heart Fund or Margaret P. 'Stevenson of workers were chipping small The house tour, of course, is a The Manchester home, however, JOSEPH L. SWENSSON SR., 560 PORTER ST. The result: an Oct. 2, 10 a.m. to 4 volunteer effort. Tour chairmen are timental treasures of the Ricker has been designed with emphasis on to the American Cancer Society. Colchester; three sisters and a ().m. house tour which will feature family. brother. . . designed from their original retirement home Leslie Belcher and Mary-Jane Paz- the kitchen-living area, since the eight of the town’s most spectacular da for the Lutz Children’s Museum family entertain frequently. The Henry G. Maraget Funeral services will be at the residences. Dr. and Mrs. William HIE CIIENEV HOMESTEAD, John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 and Edward W. Kloehm for the dating from 1785, is owned by the small front parlor is reserved for Henry G. Maraget, 67, of 37 Plan would help convictions Vlorrison's contemporary home at .Manchester Historical Society. the many weddings Mrs. Swensson Glenwood St., died Thursday at W. Center St., Manchester. Burial 36 Adelaide Road will be on the tour Manchester Historical Society, will be in Green Cemetery, Glaston Houses range from a spacious which operates it as a museum. But performs as one of the town’s Newington Veteran's Hospital. He as will the 1820 F’ederal style home justices of the peace. bury. Friends may call at the belief ” his or her actions conformed cent, the first drop of crime in rela contemporary to a classical French, the house tour will feature a behind- was the husband of Victoria Ciinliniiril from |iag<- 1 Under such a standard, the ques of Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Strant of a turn-of-the-century Mediterra Balewicz Maraget. funeral home Tuesday from 2 to 4 tion of mental illness would be con with the Fourth Amendment ban on tion to population size since 1977, 97 Prospect St. the-scenes look at areas of the home MR. \ M ) MRS. JACK and 7 to 9 p.m. would allow the defense to be used warrantless searches and seizures. Offering the anti-crime package nean, an Italianate, and several which have not been previously open He was born in South Boston, sidered primarily in sentencing, homes of historical interest. IH M ’EK’S HOI .SE, located at 100 Mass., on .Ian. 21.1915, and had lived only if the defendant lacked the with the judge given the option of He also proposed barring the opened a busy week for Reagan, who Tickets will be $8 if purchased to the public, including the Boulder Road, was built in 1913, The in Manchester the past 11 years. state of mind to understand his or choosing between hospitalization or criminal appeals from state to spent the weekend at Camp David . before the tour and $10 the day of the caretaker's bedroom. stucco home is one of the first Prior to retiring in 1977, he was a To pay respects her actions. prison. ■ federal courts, except as a relaxing and preparing for the visit tour. Senior citizens can buy tickets The Strant home is an elegant The original buttery with well and houses to have Carnegie steel rolled foreman with the Wonder Bread Co, Members of VFW Post 2046, As an example, mental illness Under a proposed revision ,of the “backstop or fail-safe mechanism” this week of Philippine President for $7 before the tour and $9 the day eight-room Federal Colonial, circa sink will be toured, as well as the I-beams and columns instead of in East Hartford, where he had been Ladies Auxiliary, will meet tonight would not be a defense in a murder “exclusionary rule’’ — a rule in where state courts defy federal Ferdinand Marcos, of the tour. Children under 12 will be 1820. Originally it was the Bidwell modern kitchen with stone floor. wooden beams for structural sup employed for 34 years. He was a at 7:30 at Holmes Funeral Home, trial it the defendant knew he or she which illegally obtained evidence courts or federal law. admitted free. farm and was one of the earliest Storage area with fieldstone floor port. U.S. Army veteran of World War It 400 Main St., to pay respects to was shooting at a human being can be thrown out of court — Reagan The FBI fast month reported that settlements in the Orford Parish will also be featured. Mrs. Tinker, the original owner, and was a communicant of St, Sadie M. Noren, who was a member only if the defendant did not realize suggested allowing the use of such the number of serious crimes in the Tickets can be bought at the (incorporated as the Town of The Odegard’s home, located at drew the plans for the house after ■James Church. of the auxiliary. he or she was holding a gun or evidence if the police officer acted country leveled off last year and the At least 40 Historical Society, the Cheney Manchester in 1823). 279 Keeney St., was constructed in she vacationed in the Mediterra- Besides his wife, he is survived by The Memorial Ritual will be per shooting at another person. in the “reasonable, good-faith nation's crime rate was down 2 per- Homestead or the Savings Bank of The home is set back from the the 1790s and was operated as a : nean. The light fixtures in the a son, .James .J. Wells of Weymouth, formed. Officers are reminded to Manchester, Main, East Center road and is framed by two large working farm in the 1860s by the stairwell and stair railings are the Mass., and Albert M. Maraget of wear uniforms. Street, Hartford Road, Parkade and Linden trees. Lush evergreens Knox family, which owned the original pieces from her trip to Bridgewater, Mass.; two (die in crash Burr Corners offices. border the back, giving the home a property from 1856 to 1881. Barcelona, Spain. grandchildren, and several nieces aOOOOOOOOCKIOOOOOOOOOOOO* park-like setting. Restoration was begun hy the pre The classical French contem Drug suspect due in court Coiitiiiiicd from page 1 and nephews. III IV Iein oriaiii I'ICKET PRICE includes bus The Strants, intrigued by the sent owner. Clapboards were found porary home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Funeral services will be transportation to the eight homes. house’s age. bought the property under a layer of wooden shingles, William H. Sleith was built on 32 In loving memory of Marguerite over in Malaga to pick up the rest of Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from the A Manchester man reportedly Detective Capt. Joseph Sweeney charged with possession of .JACK R. HUNTER HOME. 100 BOULDER ROAD F^ive buses will be in operation all nearly a decade ago. It is furnished and the home contains much early LaFlamme, who passed away the passengers for the trip to New PlfiiM' turn to page 12 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. September 13, 1980. arrested in an Aug. 25 drug raid is would not say whether his arrest marijuana with intent to sell, .1913 stucco home designed after vacation house day long. with antiques in a formal style. woodwork, plaster and glass. A well with a mass of resurrection at 10 was connected with the raid con York, officials said. scheduled to. appear today in possession of cocaine and possession Three of the four worst accidents a m. at St. .James Church. Burial Flach leaf and flower may wither. ducted on the same date. of drug paraphernalia. Manchester Superior Court. in aviation history involved DC-lOs, will be in East Cemetery. The evening sun may set; James Dellaripa, 23. of 78 Birch Sweeney has persistently refpsed Lawler was charged with posses Calling hours will be Tuesday But the hearts that loved you dearly. to reveal tha names of the people sion of LSD with intent to sell and and the plane also has been plagued St., faces charges of possession of by a series of mishaps. from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Are the ones that won't forget. marijuana, LSD and hashish with in arrested in that raid, even though possession of marijuana. Martin Memorial contributions may be tent to sell, according to court several of the names have been was charged with sale of marijuana, A DC-10 crash at Chicago’s made to the charity of the donor's Sadly missed by. O’Hare International Airport May Lois Olsen records. He is free on $10,000 bond. iriade public through unofficial possession of marijuana and posses choice. Also scheduled to appear in channels. sion of drug paraphernalia. 25, 1979, killed 273 people, the Manchester court today in connec Others reportedly arrested in the largest number lost in a U.S, raid, which reportedly took place at Sweeney refuses to confirm that domestic airline accident tion with an Aug, 25 drug arrest is a the people arrested were charged in man identified as Steven a 78 Birch St. apartment, are The two others were the crash of connection with the, Aug, 25 drug an Air New Zealand plane in Antarc Panel proposes Agostinelli. He is charged with Matthew Dillon, 22, of 78 Birch St., Bruce Lawler, 24, of 157 Homestead raid. He has also refused to reveal tica that killed 257 people in possession of marijuana with intent any details of the alleged raid. He to sell. Court records pertaining to St., and John J. Martin, 22 of 20 November 1979, and the crash of a Westland St. ' claims to do so would jeopardize a Turkish Airlines DC-10 at Paris his case even the man’s address continuing drug investigation. tax law changes were not available this morning, and Court record shows Dillon was March 3, 1974, killing 346 persons
HARTFORD lUPD - The slate revenue raised earmarked for could net an additional $260 million highways and commuter rail ser in revenue by eliminating exemp vices. Israelis tions under some taxes and exten The possible changes in the sales Bakaa, Tripoli ding other levies to new areas, a tax including eliminating exemp state study commission said today. tions on clothing for children under THE ODEGARD HOME, 279 KEENEY ST. By Unlteid Press International Valley region, and Phalangist Voice killed and 44 wounded. another wave of Israeli warplanes DR. CHARLES W. STRANT HOME, 97 PROSPECT ST. CHENEY HOMESTEAD. 106 HARTFORD ROAD .A subcommittee of the Bipartisan 10 years old, magazines sold by sub UPl correspondent David Zenian, attacked the mountain road leading . . . farmhouse constructed in 1790s Commission on State Tax Revenue scription and newspapers and meals of Lebanon radio reported said a . . . eight-room Federal Colonial, circa 1820 . . . seen from the east, facing front Waves of Israeli warplanes who was in the Bekaa Valley today D from the Bekaa Valley to the and Related Fiscal Policy listed costing less than $1. Lebanese army position near Zahle pounded Syrian and Palestinian during the Israeli raids, said the Mdeireh hills. ah|out a dozen changes that could be and a Catholic shool in Taalabaya targets for seven hours in the warplanes came in waves, hitting “This was followed by several made to the state’s existing tax Other possibilities were extending were hit. strategic Bekaa Valley and the Israeli warplanes also streaked Syrian military concentrations more air strikes,’’ he said.' system to raise additional revenue. the sales tax to services performed Pipes need northern city of Tripoli today in the over Beirut but did not drop any along the main highway from Israel accused Syria of aiding a The subcommittee stressed the by barbers, beauticians and local heaviest outbreak of fighting in a Saying goodbye isn't very easy Beirut. guerrilla force'of up to 5,000 men to possible changes were part of a advertising as well as eliminating bombs. month, security sources said. In Beirut, Lebanese leftists firing “Our car had just pulled up at a establish a new front line in eastern preliminary report and being raised exemptions on machinery used The military command in Tel rocket-propelled grenades am roadside cafe in Shtaura when the Lebanon while committing 98 cease only for consideration by the full directly in manufacturing or One of the teachers took Nathaniel’s hand and drew replacing fast Aviv said the planes destroyed a fire violations in seven weeks. I really thought I’d be fine. I’ve been through this commission agricultural processing. bushed a convoy of the French Israeli warplanes first appeared at him into line. His head was bowed. He adjusted his seventh Syrian Sam-9 missile peace-keeping force Sunday, 7:30 a.m,,’’ Zenian said. “The air Israel estimates total Syrian experience when I sent both older kids off to their first' The commission is studying the The subcommittee opposed any in launcher this week and, in Beirut, Snoopy bag on his shoulder, took a deep breath, raised blowing up 20 tons of ammunition strike was brief and there was no forces in the Bekaa Valley of days in kindergarten. Real School, as they called it. By UPI caution: Never flush an state's tax structure and spending creases in the taxes on cigarettes radio and witnesses reported heavy his baby chin in something that looked like resignation, and triggering the worst outbreak of response from the Syrians in the eastern Lebanon, just miles from Popular Mechanics acid, no matter how mild, policies and will issue recommen and alcoholic beverages saying that damage to a number of targets up the Syrian border, to number 40,000 Connections and marched into school. dations on how the system should be changes in either case would fighting since Palestinian guerrillas area. through your water and down eastern Lebanon. troops, including three divisions in And last Tuesday it was time for number three to Questions and answers changed in a report to the possibly promote contraband were evacuated from west Beirut. “No sooner had a black pall of Susan Plese • Suddenly, all the parents shifted. They ran. en- system. Your only solution High level security sources said Police said three people were smoke covered the skies, when Lebanon and one division just inside march off into the place where “you can’t do nothing on home repairs from the is to replace the piping. If Legislature hy January. purchasing. the Israeli warplanes also bombed a Herald Reporter masse, to the large basement windows bordering the 'Phe commission has estimated Syria. anymore,” as Christopher Robin said one fall day to stairs to get one last glimpse of the descending, pages of Popular you don’t want the mess ot Palestinian refugee camp on the Mechanics magazine: the state will face a $170 million gap The subcommittee also issued his old friend, Winnie the Pooh. solemn children. This time it was the kids who were replacing the sections outskirts of the northern city of behind walls, consider between spending and revenue for several recommendations dealii.g Tripoli. leaving, and the parents who were pressing their noses . f 13. 1!»82 I"' MAN(’l IKSTKR H K R §‘^1’-' I I - MANCHESTKK HERALD. Mon , Sept 13. 1982 Patriots off on right foot Patriots consistent 19^ itoie~ Cougars bow Page 15 Coun/ry Club SPORTS BALTIMORE (URl) - The New 30 and 15 yards to Ken Toler and squad on this year’s team, were RES T 1.3- Class A - Steve Matava England Ratriots beat the Collins, respectively. Robert “not performing as a unit.” But, he 58-5-53, Larry Gazza 62-8-54, Bob Baltimore Colts 24-13 with a com in opener, 4-1 Weathers scored on a 1-yard run for added, “We are getting there." Vonderkall 60-6-54, Stan McFarland bination of consistency on defense New England and Robinson added A groggy Ragel summed it up: . 57-5-54, Ron Rencurrel 62-8-54, and big play on offense. But his field goal. “We got a long way to go.” Charlie Boggini 58-4-54; Low gross, Lack of depth and defensive be denied by Cougar keeper Jim U.S. Open champ Connors says Baltimore didn’t look like a team Baltimore, which lost its debut un Kush, the disciplinarian out of Charlie Boggini 73, Tim LaFrancis .Mavlouganes. finally knotted it at that won only two games last year. experience were two known com der new head Arizona State, made it a point to get 73; B — Bob Norwood 62-13-50, Lloyd modities to the Manchester Com 40:15 when Kevin Brady was in the “I look to win more than two coach Frank his team in top shape during the pre Davidson 61-10-51, Tom Roche 61-10- right place to slam home a rebound. games this year — a lot more than munity College soccer team when it Kush, scoria on season. But it was the Ratriots who 51, Rhil Sullivan 66-14-52, Frank opened the '82 season and they were Mitchell's offensive thrusts began two games," said a smiling Tony Mike Wood field breathed easily. Lipinski 66-14-52, Walt Ferguson 62- to take affect in the second half. Collins, who rushed for 137 yards on factors in the Cougars' 4-1 loss to goals of 30 and 49 “We feel we can out-tough and 10-52; C - Don Edwards 73-25-48, Mitchell College Sunday at the Goals by Mike Cassarino and (’urt 21 carries and caught four passes for y a r d s and out-physical people in the league,” Tom Turner 69-20-49, Dick Melton Nutmeg Tournament in Waterbury. Schiessel in a five-minute span at 56 yards to lead New England Sun quarterback Mike Meyer said later. “ We were 72-26-49, Steve Dexler 67-17-50, Rich the outset of the half made it 3-1. down and think day. The Cougar hooters will try to get P a g el’s 1-yard physically and mentally prepared Giorgetti 78-28-50, Nils Shenning 80- Cassarino scored on a five-yarder The turning point for the Ratriots on the right track Wednesday when keeper. for this contest.” 30-50. they visit the Southern Connecticut while Schiessel blasted a 30-yarder came late in the first quarter, as Injuries to In holding Baltimore to a pair of SWEEPS- A - Gross, Charlie State College jayvees in New Haven into the upper right hand corner. Collins broke two tackles down the NEW YORK (URll - It seemed fifth. Ragel and running Curtis Dickey field goals and one touchdown. New Boggini 73, Tim La Francis 73; Net, left sideline and romped 54 yards to at 3 o’clock. appropriate that .Jimmy Connors, "I don't know what happened to took much of the punch out of the England forced two fumbles and Steve Matava 74-5-69, Sergio Sartori Schiessel, who also had an assist, I could see the icy stare of his getting colder the Baltimore 21. A clipping penalty MCC drew first blood at the 34:10 shortly after defeating Ivan l^endl to him," Connors said. “He seemed to Colts’ attack. Ragel, a rookie from three interceptions, pleasing Meyer. 77-671, Bon Vonderkall 77-7-71; B - capped the scoring with a late tally. brought the ball back the 31, but mark of the first half. Co-Captain win his fourth U.S. Open title, ind colder/ get very nervous at that point and 1 Arizona State, suffered a mild con New England scored its first Gross, Bill Sullivan 78, Tom Roche Mavlouganes was sensational in New England scored four plays Ed Lex converted off a corner kick should impishly break into an imita Jimmy Connors knew I could press my advantage. It cussion on a bruising second-quarter touchdown of the second half after 78; Net, Bill Tomkiel 79-12-67, Bob goal for MCC with 13 saves and Ken later on a 24-yard Rex Robinson by Scott Gbehring for a 1-0 bulge. tion of Muhamtnad Ali. ‘ was also as if a voice inside me said hit near the goal line and saw rookie cornerback Ray Clayborn in Norwood 81-13-68, Frank Lipinski 84- Goodale performed well in his first field goal to make it 3-3. Mitchell, which pressured "You may not see me back here 'nail him now.’" limited action the rest of the way. tercepted Humm’s pass and 14-70, Reter Foster 81-10-71; C - start at sweeperback. “We need a big play like that to throughout the opening half only to because I may retire." Connors said Connors did so. returned it 26 yards to the Baltimore Gross. Austin Weiman 86; Net, Bill - get up our confidence,” said Collins, Dickey injured his left shouTder on Sunday after bis 6-3, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4 vic Lendl's formidable forehand while sloppy play. He stunned Connors and With the score at break point 30- 31. Cavanaugh passed 30 yards to Heaney 84-16-68, Tom Turnc. 89 -20- a second-year man out of East the same series and was held to 23 tory. "I'm going to take a little time matching the Czechoslovakian the capacity crowd at the National 4C, Connors short-hopped a Lendl Toler two players later to give New 69., Carolina. off and my schedule may be cut |)ower for power. Tennis Center by breaking Connors' forehand like a Gold Glove third yards on eight tries. England a 17-13 lead with 5:10 left in BES T 16- A - Doc McKee 63-6-58, baseman and charged the net. Rookie New England coach Ron Ragel completed 7-of-15 for 71 the third quarter. Softball tourney down substantially. His unrelenting charges to the net serve to take the third set. Bill Moran 64-5-59, Dick Raternastro Meyer, formerly of Southern yards, while his replacements — "Now that I've won Wimbledon forced Lendl into 29 forehand "I could see that icy stare of his Wooshing his racket through the 67-8-59; Low gross. Woody Clark 73; David Humm and Art Schlichter — and the U.S Open this year, I don't errors, seven service breaks. It was getting colder and colder." said suddenly still air, he smacked a Methodist, had no regrets about in Earlier in the period. Wood kicked B - Joe Wall 69-12-57, Ed Ragani 67- , combined for 13-of-31 for 168 yards. have much more to prove to tbe 22-year-old's first defeat in 131 Connors, who stood during his post- backhand on the line as it zipped- stalling Matt Cavanaugh as the a 30-yard field goal to snap a 10-10 10-57. Joe Macaione 70-13-57; C — Kush said he was “disappointed" anybody! I may have to decide other mat(;bes. match news conference because he past the flat-footed Lendl. , starter, in place of Steve Grogan. halftime tie. Steve Dexler 70-17-^3, Larry resumes tonight priorities are more important at age "I was very slow getting started feared leg cramps. “He blew me Connors pumped his fist while Cavanaugh, who completed 7-of-16 by his team’s play, adding that New Baltimore and New England Rodesta 72-16-56, Brian Robideau 78- passes tor 103 yards and two England seemed to take advantage ,30. It's time to sit down and think. " and he was not, " said Lendl, losing away in tliat break with some great Lendl stamped his foot. traded field goals in the first 21-57. Bob Maher 73-15-58, Vic paired in tlie nightcap. touchdowns and directed a crisp of the Colt defensive backs. Up for grabs this week will be the Connors stopped short of saying "I yet another chance at winning his lorehands. But then it was my quarter. Rlagge 76-18-58. Tuesday night the two winners And the match was soon over. The offense, said his performance was “The first half we hung in their annual Recreation Dep irtment Slow am the greatest " or anything el.se first (Irand .Slam event. ‘‘1 played turn.'.' Wood kicked a 49-yarder with 2:56 • S\\ EEPS- A - Gross, Woody Clark meet as well as the two losers 3-hour, 9-minute affair ended as “nothing to get excited about,” but pretty well and then dominant Ritch Softball Tournament at associated with Ali. but any such loo loose. I played badly. My Connors stymied Lendl with a ser left in the first quarter to cap a 11- 73; Net, Bill Moran 75-5-70, Bob Twinbill is also scheduled Connors served out to take the $90,- nonetheless “enough to get the job forces took over," Kush said. horn-blowing would have been un footwork was very slow and my vice break to open the fourth set, play, 44-drive. Collins set up the Behling 76-6-70; B - Gross. Marty Fitzgerald Field. Wednesday night and if necessary, a 000 first prize and moved to the top Dixon said the Colts, who have Rlav starts tonight with a derstood.- forehand . . Well. I wish I could lashing a strong forehand past a done." Ratriots' field goal with his 54-yard Shea 79, Ed Ragani 79; Net, Joe single game will be played Thursday spot of the ATP computer. only 19 veterans from last year’s doubleheader involving the four For Connors, extending his 5-foot- blame something but I can't. It is suddenly weary Lendl. . Though LIPI photo Cavanaugh fired scoring passes of Wall 82-12-70, Gene Kelly 83-13-70; C remaining teams. Double elimina night. 10. 155-pound frame to the limit, tru not the end of my life, though." I.endl answered with a break in the Lendl, who earned $45,000, is se - Gross, Vince Buccheri 87; Net, Farr’s copped regular season tion will apply for all future play. ly dominated his opponent. He Lendl appeared to have regrouped fourth game. Connors rhore than cond in the rankings as former No. 1 JIMMY CONNORS GETS PUMPED UP Vic Rlagge 90-18-72. honors in the Charier Oak League Tonight, Moriarty Fuel and Farr's played bravely, repeatedly blunting .'liter dropping the first two sets on returned the favor in the crucial ,Iohn McEnroe dropped to third. .before winning final game and match Sunday HOI.E-IN-ONE while Moriarty's wound up second Field goal decides clash at 6 o’clock with Reed Joe Wall joined the growing list of best in the Nike loop. club members who have scored a Construction and Lathrop Insurance hole-in-one this season. Wall aced Lendl was frustrated, Bortowski likes pressure the 188-yard 18th hole Sunday using a Fenway slugfesf five wood. Witnesses were Ed An- Raiders unveil Allen tacular because the team wins or saldi and Jack Moffalt. EAST- RUTHERFORD, N.J. | I'D I It B\I.L- Agnes Romayko, Redskins .37, Eagles 34 (URl) — Rut Steve Bartkowski in a ' loses with 45 guys. I’ll just keep this By Ira Kaufman Rose Robideau, Betty Lou Nordeen, Mark Moseley's third field goal of 7 takes blaiiie for loss pressure situation and the Atlanta as another good memory. As a UPl Sports Writer kicker you just kick — you can't Orfilelli 58; Barbara Davis, Denise the game, a 26-yarder at 4:47 of gained by Bosox quarterback knows how to respond. Kiernan, Mo Bednarezyk, Helen overtime, lifted the Redskins NEW YORK (URl) - Like a man worry about what happened The Raiders used an exciting new pleasure at all.” “The thing that gets my adrenalin Washington, which ripped apart the completing a jigsaw puzzle only to Still, he anticipates the day when before.” Meegan 60. knockout punch Sunday to complete going is being in a pressure situation I ItONT OR RACK NINE- A - NFL's No. 1 defense for 487 yards in slump by loading off the'first with a find a piece missing, Ivan Lendl has there will be considerable pleasure. like we were,” said Bartkowski, Glazebrook’s fumble return, a their nifty 1-2 over Bay Area foot BOSTON (UPlI — It was a typical club record, caught the Giants by Gross, Edna Hilinski 45; Net. Rose ball fans. total offense, tied the game on the Fenway Park game featuring the bunt single and scored on Evans' tri reached his limit of frustration. “I didn't win today but I know who engineered a 53-yard drive Sun surprise. Robideau 47-12-35.; B - Gross, Bert After winning a legal battle to final play of regulation on Moseley s Red Sox and the Tigers — and after ple and Carl Yastrzemski hit an op For all the titles he has won since there will be a day when I’ll be out day to set up Mick Luckhurst’s 29- storming onto the professsional ten "1 don't know exactly whqt Groman 47; Net, Ida McMahon 48- relocate from Oakland to Los 48-yarder. 26 hits. 14 players left on base and posite field double to left to score there holding the first-place trophy yard field goal with 58 seconds Chargers 23, Broncos 3 nis circuit in 1979, despite the happened,” said Brunner, who com 14-,34; C - Gross, Hilda Kristof 48; Angeles in 1982, the R aiders five pitchers Boston came out on top Evans. at Wimbledon, in Raris, in Australia remaining that lifted the Falcons to Net, Sarri 48-16-32, Eileen Rlodzik Rolf Benijschke kicked three field Boston chased starter Dave K' glamour and compensation that or even here,” he said. “You can a 16-14 victory over the New York pleted 25-of-41 passes for 310 yards returned to the area of their past 10-7. and two TDs. “Ferry had the ball 51-16-35. NFL glory and beat the defending goals, Dan Fonts threw for a Dwight Evans and Gary Allenson Tobik, 3-8, with five second'inning comes from his No. 2 ranking in the call it an obsession if you want to, Giatits. and he went over the top. I didn’t see CItll'.RS- A - Gross, Flirence Barre .NFL champion San Francisco 49ers touchdown and Chuck Muncie ran each knocked in three runs Sunday runs. Tobik, normally a reliever, world, Lendl still has a goal — and and I can’t think of a reason why you “I get into the huddle and look at anything after that but the guy com 86; Net. Mary Rresli 88-24-64, 23-17 behind a smashing pro debut for another score to power the to keep the Red Sox on a roll and in was forced to start when Dan Retry it's not necessarily to be ranked No. shouldn’t." the guys. They just won’t admit ing out of the pile to the left. I McNiff 87-22-65; B - Gross, Bednare by rookie running back Marcus Chargers over the Broncos, who third place behind Baltimore and came up with a stiff back while war y I. When asked if he now has a defeat. They knew what they had to "I want to win a Grand Slam thought the play was dead. Obvious zyk 91; Net, Marion Zamaitis 92-27- Allen. committed six turnovers. leagueleading Milwaukee in the ming up prior to the game. vendetta with Connors, Lendl do and we did it.” Bills 14. Chiefs 9 title, " said Lendl, who lost in the ly it wasn't." 65; C - Gross, Sarri 96; Net. Rlodzik Allen, the Raiders' No. 1 draft American League East. "The big thing was we didn't have seemed amused. He said he would But it wasn't easy. Joe Ferguson threw TD passes to finals of the U.S. Open cham For his part, Glazebrook was only 101-32-69. choice after a "Today's game was just another to face Retry,” said Boston's treat the new U.S. Open champion The Falcons, the highest scoring Jerry Butler and Frank Lewis to pionships Sunday to Jimmy Con too happy to run 91 yards. record-shattering typical Fenway Park game, " Dwight Evans. "He’s one of the best "just like any other opponent, with team in the NFC last season, were Tallwoo(d pace the Bills. The Chiefs were pitchers in the league and we were nors. ".And until 1 do, I can’t be respect." held to 272 total yards by the staunch "I'm not a gifted runner,hut I was s e a s o n at groused Detroit manager Sparky going all the way," he said. "The LOW GROSS, NE T- A - Gross- Southern Cal that limited to three Nick Lowery field Anderson, whose team has lost five geared up to face him. ” satisfied. Giants' defense. However, the New 'T ve played Jimmy 10 times in ball just rolled loose and 1 picked it Tony Steullet 76, Net -- John earned him the goals. of its last'six outings at Fenway. Reid Nichols led off the inning "It's difficult to watch lesser York offense virtually handed the players win the big ones and I can’t my career and he’s won nine of up. We’re always trying to get a tur Banavige 76-10-66, Bob Chambers Heisman Trophy Vikings 17. Buccaneers 10 The Red Sox pommeled DetYoit' with a walk and moved to second on Falcons their two touchdowns. Tommy Kramer threw a 22yard put up with that much longer.” those," said Lendl. “To say I don’t “What do you mean we didn’t nover and the Giants, like most 77-10-67, Frank Sullivan 78-10-68, Award, accounted 1,3-3 Saturday and have won six out Dave Stapleton's single. Allenson touchdown pass and set up another IJPI photo Indeed, the 22-year-old consider him a worthy opponent have a long drive,’’ joked other teams in that situation, Jack Oglesby 77-9-68; B — Gross — for 180 of the of the last nine against Detroit. followed with a single, but center Leslie Christensen 83, Net — Craig score with pin-point passing to pace Czechoslovakian certainly has to would be ridiculous. But if I could. Bartkowski, who hit on 15-of-27 thought the ball was dead. Raiders' 255 "We don't have to worry aboiit our fielder Glenn Wilson threw Nichols Rhillips 82-15-67, Steve Cassano 83- the Vikings in the first regular- reconsider the failure of his most I'd pick up my racket, go up to him passes for 187 yards. “We went 3 "When I reached the end zone, it yards in total offense. We know we can hit. It's out at home. Remy singled to load GRAIG NETTLES SCORES FOR YANKEES 13-70. Sal Bonnelli 84-13-71, Randy season game in the Metrodome, potent weapon in the 6-3. 6-2, 4-6, 6-4 right now and ask him for a yards and 91 yards.” took a couple of seconds before offense and scored his first NFL been our starting pitching that's the bases and Evans ripped a two- . ... after crashing Into Brewer catcher Ted Simmons Huff 85-13-72, Howard Latimer 85- Cardinals 21, .Saints 7 run single off the left-field wall to loss to Connors. Lendl's forehand, a rematch, I can’t wait to play lum_ True, but give the defense credit someone signaled touchdown and touchdown. been holding us back. We've been 13-72, George Frankenberger 87-15- Neil Lomax and Rat Tilley hooked shot that has terrorized many an op- again." there. then (safety Tom) Fridemore came Fackers 35, Rams 23 able to come back all year.'' said put the Red Sox ahead 4-3. 72. Bob LeBreux 89-16-73, Dennis up for a 12-yard TD pass and the St. poennt. deserted him Sunday. Connors, apparently jokihg, said The Giants’, woes began in the se over to me and told me to sit down Lynn Dickey shrugged off a night Red Sox Manager Ralpli Houk. Sheehan 84-11-73; C — Gross — Don Louis defense checked New Orleans Rat Underwood replaced Tobik "I think 1 made at least a million he would reduce his schedule. Ba cond quarter when rookie running and rest because we have to get marish first half to fire three For Allenson. who had five RBls Sanders 86, Net — Walt Schardt 84- - which lost halfback George and walked .1 i m Rice and Few smiling faces unforced errors off my forehand,” Lendl doesn’t believe a word of/it. back Joe Morris collided with back on the field again.” second-half TD passes, including a Saturday, the new role was a 17-67, Joe Sgro 103-36-67, Don Rogers, the NFL's leading rusher in Yastrzemski A wild pitch scored said Lendl while nervously pouring ‘ "He's only 30 years old, and I quarterback Scott Brunner and After the Falcons took a 7J) lead, pair in a 17-second span, as Green challenge. Garvey 94-27-67,- Earle McKeever 1981, and rookie kicker Morten Remy and Carney Lansford's RBI talc over his hands as if fighting off- think he has a good five years of fumbled. The ball was recovered at Brunner woke up the Giants' Bay rallied from a 23-0 deficit to "I hope 1 can keep this up. I didn't 88-20-68, Norm Relletier 90-21-69, Andersen with injuries. single knocked in Evans; Wade a rash. “I tried everything to make competitive tennis left in him,” the New York 13 by Jeff Merrow offense. He hit 5-of-7 passes to spoil Bert Jones debut as the Rams' do too much the first part of the Chuck Nicol 87-18-69, James Lions 17. Bears 10 Boggs’ sacrifice fly capped the in it work and it:\ybuldn't. But I won’t Lendl said. "At least I hope he does and, on the next play, William An march New York 80 yards on eight quarterback. Dickey committed season so I might as well do it now. on Brewers' staff Creagan 100-29-71, Robert Miller 90- Chicago castoff Bob Thomas ning. blame it on'anything except myself. because it may take some time drews scooted 3 yards to give Atlan • plays, capped by his 33-yard TD four turnovers before intermission It's a challenge coming up with men kicked a tie-breaking 38-yard field Detroit scored two runs in the , It wasn't the racket, it wasn t the before I get to play him again for an ta a 7-0 lead. strike to Gray. In the third quarter, 19-71. then riddled the Los Angeles secon on base, " he said. 18th home run of the season in the SW EERS. RES T 1(>- Gross — Tony goal with four seconds left in the fifth on Lou Whitaker’s RBI single NEW YORK (URl) - If you’re ball, it wasn’t the Yrowd, it must important title. See you next year.” Another New York blunder turned P h r- Brunner directed an 89-yard, 11-play dary as the Fackers ended a five- "Were scoring runs and that's eighth inning. Evans walked and Steullet 62, Bob Chambers 65, first half and Billy Sims, who mis and Wilson's double-play grounder looking for smiling faces in a have been me.” Lendl then turned and marched, out to be a giant one indeed. drive, completing it with his 19-yard game losing streak to the Rams. important, " Allenson said. "All we Ramos connected. Banavige 65. Net — Garvey 79-27-52, sed all of training camp in a con that scored Alan Trammell baseball clubhouse, don’t look in the Lendl and Connors exhanged into a waiting car in a secluded spot Ahead 14-7, New York had the ball hookup to Gray. Bengals 27, Oilers 6 need is for Milwaukee and "This is really a thrill," said Creagan 83-29-54, Rhillips 70-15-55, tract dispute, .scored on a 3-yard run Allen.son drove in one run in the pitchers' section of the Milwaukee words in the seventh game of the of the National Tennis Center, On at the Atlanta 9 with a 2nd-and-l. Joe Danelo's failure on two field Ken Anderson, last season’s AFC Baltimore to lose a couple in a row Ramos, who homered once with as the Lions spoiled the NFL fifth with a fielder’s choice and two Brewers quarters. final set, but neither player com the way, he swung his equipment Leon Ferry took a handoff and hit goal attempts also played a part in Nicol 73-18-55, Relletier 76-21-55, Flayer of the Year, passed for 354 and for us to get some momentum." Montreal last year. “My first hit as McKeever 75-20-55, Schardt 72-17-55,. coaching debut of the Bears' Mike more in the eighth with a single. After building an 8-2 lead through mented directly on the incident. bag to- avoid an opening door and the line, only to have the ball squirt the Giants’ loss, which came before yards, threw two TD passes and ran Detroit seized a 3-0 lead in the a Yankee, against the first-place Detroit scored in the seventh and six innings Sunday, the Brewers lost “1 know Jimmy was mad because dropped his belongings. loose. Safety Bob Glazebrook, the a Giants Stadium crowd of 74,286. Lucian Fortin 76-21-55. for another score as the Bengals Ditka. first inning when Chet Lemon Brewers, to tie the score and a cur TWO M AN REST H ALL- Gross- Browns 21, Seahawks 7 eighth on RBI singles by Trammel 9-8 to the New "York Yankees in a I drilled a ball right at him.” said "My forehand still isn’t working last man to reach the pile of players, The kicker missed from 36 yards out romped. Anderson, who completed smashed a three-run homer in the tain call, too.” Steullet-Marc Schardt 70, Henry Mike Rruitt rushed 30 times for and Tom Brookens. game that further tightened the Lendl. “I -guess he felt he needed to right,” he said, giving one of his scooped it up and raced 91 yards un in the second period as New York 29-of40 passes, had TD tosses of 18 first inning off rookie Brian Den Another Yankee rookies, pitcher 136 yards and two touchdowns to Bob Stanley, 10-6. who relieved three-team race in the American do the same thing to me. I didn’t like rare laughs. “Maybe now it’s time touched for a touchdown with 11:36 failed to take advantage of a fumble S t e u 11 e t-B a na V i ge 70, Ken yards to Dan Ross and 7 yards to man, but the Red Sox rebounded for Curt Kaufman, played a key role in Comerford-Gino Calderone 72; Net power the Browns Denman in the fifth, picked up the League East, that very much. I guess the best way to relax a little. But I can’t promise to go. Luckhurst’s extra point try recovery by Brad Van Felt at the Charles Alexander. two runs in their half of the inning. holding off the Brewers until Roy victorv. The Boston Red Sox crept within to sum up the whole thing is to say even that to myself. I’m not the was blocked by Lawrence Taylor, Falcons’ 22. In the third quarter, — Sgro-Latimer 58, Reter Ramey- Jerry Remy snapped an O-for-13 Smalley’s one-out, bases-loaded three games of the Brewers and the match didn’t give me very much relaxing type.” but the Giants failed to protect their with the scored tied 7-7, Danelo hit John Boylan 59, Bob Farrand-Sal lingle won it in the ninth. moved into a second-place tie with one-point edge. the crossbar with a 53-yard try, but Ru-sso 50, Bob Felix-Don Faquette Gilder establishes self the Baltimore Orioles, who also lost. New York coach Ray Ferkins said - the ball bounced back onto the field. 59, Steve Cassano-John Crowley 60, Roger Lentocha-Gordon Beebe 50, the sixth player to win three times Braves fans change "I think we'd be uneasy if we were the giants “made enough mistakes "The first one was my fault,” said SUTTON, Mass. (URl) - Bob Tommy John picks up win John Kensel-Gary Devins 61, Craig this year and with names like Wat to dwell on it," said Don Sutton, the to lose five games.” Danelo. “ But you’ve got to pick Gilder is the first to admit he won't Rhillips-Bob Quaglia 61. Jan Jayson- son and Stadler on the list. Gilder first of three Milwaukee pitchers. "I ■ “These guys are going to see these UPl photo yourself up after you make mis win a personality contest on the golf just made mistakes I shouldn’t have films so often they’ll know -it by takes. On the second one, I thought 1 Ed Miffitt 62. has joined some pretty select com SW'EERS- Gross — Comerford 75, course, but he’s having better luck tune on Washington made. The offense gave us,enough to heart, ” added Rerkins. “ They can MIKE LUCKHURST had it, but the wind kicked up more with something more important — pany. win and I didn't do my part, just than I thought and^the ball got held T. Steullet 75, Banavige 76; N et— •‘To me it is just overwhelming Angels' bullpen to rescue learn from this what a good team we the final score. plain and simple. It cost us a chance . . . after winning FG Faquette 82-19-63, Beebe 78-14-64, that I could win three tournaments could be.” up a bit.” (Jilder established himself as one to win." A bright spot for the Giants was Sgro 102-36-66, Bill Wood 76-10-66, this year. " said Gilder, who carded By Fred McMahe three hits and scored twice in As for his game-winning kick, of the tour's rising stars Sunday by Sutton received little support By Mike Tully rule double into the left field seats the performance of running back Ramey 92-25-67, Norm Daignault 79- a final-day no-bogey 67 to edge Fuz UPl Sports Writer helping the Dodgers complete , a - Luckhurst said it wqs nothing Luckhurst said as he watched winning a $300,000 RGA tournament from Jamie Easterly and Jim UPl Sports Writer for his 87th RBI of the year. Bartkowski hit on passes of 17; 18 Butch Woolfolk, who picked up 64 of 11-68, Bob Chambers 79-10-69, zy Zoeller by two strokes. sweep of their three-game series. American League The crowd of 25,394 helped the special. for his third title of the year. He is Claudell Washington couldn't be Slaton. After Cecil Cooper's four and 11 yards during the final drive. his team’s 76 rushing yards in his LeBreux 85-16-69, Sullivan 79-10-69, Dave Stewart, the second of four The California Angels enjoy the Angels set a home attendance “I was standing on the sidelines more popular in Atlanta right now if RBI, helped create the six-run “I don’t feel like I did anything spec NFL debut. Ron Broege 86-17-69, Raul Kenneson pitchers, worked 3 2-3 innings to climate of a pennant race, especial record of 2,526,367 with six home and enjoying the winning drive,” his first name was George. bulge, Sutton gave up homers to Lee 80-11-69. notch his ninth victory against seven ly when their bullpen prevents any hitter Hosken Rowell to ground out.. games to play. A year ago, Washington was the Mazzilli and Oscar Gamble. A Graig losses. late-inning thunder. After Jesse Barfield walked to load Elsewhere in the AL, Kansas City subject of much headshaking among Nettles homer off Easterly made it Soccer Club Mels t, Cardifiiils 1 “What we lacked before we got the bases, Wayne Nordhagen thrashed Minnesota 18-7, Oakland Braves' fans, who questioned how 8-6 in the eighth and then Bobby At St. Louis. Rete Falcone pitched today — somebody to get them out,” grounded to DeCinces, who began edged Chicago 4-2, New Yor'k club owner Ted Turner could have Ramos connected for a two-run a three-hitter and Brian Giles and third baseman Doug DeCinces said the third Angels’ double-play of the downed Milwaukee 9-8, Cleveland shelled out $3.5 million over five shot, his first hit as a Yankee, to tie Miami Dolphins devastating trimming Jets fops Moodus Bruce Boehy hit back-to-back Sunday after relievers backed his game. blanked Baltimore 3-0, Boston years for such inconsistency. it in the same inning. homers to lead the Mets to victory. overall heroics to give the Angels a Sanchez was replaced by Curtis in whipped Detroit 10-7 and Seattle That's all changed now. though. Barry Evans started for second period when the Dolphins were well counted on them really going after that the Jets, who led the league Manchester Soccer Club began Despite the loss, the Cardinals 3-2 victory over the Toronto Blue the ninth and Curtis got the last blanked Texas 1-0. NEW YORK (URl) — Miami time lead on Ahdra Franklin’s two 1- During, the Braves' recent climb baseman Willie Randolph and ahead and playing conservatively. Tony and leaving David alone on the with 66 sacks last season, had been play in the Rremier Division in the retained a half-game lead over Jays. "(Luis) Sanchez got the dou three outs to record his first save. Itoyuls 18, Twins 7 coach Don Shula is considered a yard TD plunges and Tom Vigorito’s back to tbe top of the National Ramos caught in place of Rick The Jets’ lone bright spot was the other side. Defenses have a tenden unable to drop the quarterback. Connecticut Soccer League Sunday Rhiladelphia in the NL East. ble play and then (John) Curtis “I’m not a short reliever either by At Kansas City, Mo., Amos Otis perfectionist, a man who does not 59-yard punt return for a score. League West, it has been Rirales 1. Rliillies 2 Cerone, both sidelined by injuries. running of Freeman McNeil, who cy to forget about the quarterback with a 3-1 win over the Moodus Row pitched well in the ninth." experience or disposition, but I’m continued his amazing run produc take kindly to losing. One of the “It was a great way to start the "It was a complete breakdown — Washington leading the charge. The Evans walked in the third and carried 13 times for 116 yards. once he gets rid of the ball in the dies at Mt. Nebo. At Rittsburgh, Dale Berra DeCinces belted a pair of RBI trying to fill in as best I can," said tion rate this season following inten things that has rankl^ him most in season,” Shula said. “Anytime you almost a complete disaster in all 28-year-old outfielder, one of the few scored ahead of Mazzilli’s homer. The Dolphins' big play came in the shotgun." Chip Doubleday. Ed Gardiner and smashed a three-run double and doubles and saved the game by star Curtis, who has been a starter and tional walks with a two-run single in recent years has been the Dolphins’ beat the Jets after the way we’ve areas, " Michaels said. "We didn’t Braves with experience under pen He later singled home a run to make third period with Miami leading 24- "I think that play put the game Tom Cleary tallied for the locals Rick Rhoden helped his own cause ting an eighth-inning double play to long reliever most of his career. the sixth and Willie Aikens belted incredible futility against the New played against them in the last few run block, we didn't pass block, we nant race pressure (with Oakland in it 8-5. 14. With 3rd-and-10 at the Jets’ 15. away for us," Woodjey said. “After Next outing is Sunday against Hart with an RBI single to give the help California complete a three- John posted his 12th victory two home runs for the Royals. York Jets. years, you’ve got to be happy. didn’t work on defense, we were out- the early 1970s). has knocked in 18 "I couldn’t have pinch hit (for Woodley lined up in a shotgun for that, the defense really picked up ford Rortuguese at Colt Rark Field Rirates their victory. Rittsburgh's game sweep of the Blue Jays. against 11 losses and showed no ill Vs 4, White Sox 2 Miami had not beaten the Jets “I’m not only happy with winning thought and we were outplayed. We runs in his last 15 games and was the Evans) if I wanted with Randolph mation, about seven yards behind with two interceptions and after No. 2 in Hartford at 3 o’clock. Dave Rarker, making his first start California remained a game effects of the hard liner off his right At Oakland, Calif., Jimmy since Nov. 6, 1977, going 07-1 over but in the manner in which we beat have a lot of work to do and we’ll get star of the Braves' most recent vic ■ hurting." said Yankee manager the center. He pitched out to that, the offense came back again. since he ruptured a thumb ligament behind first-place Kansas City in the ankle in his last start Sept. 7. He is 2- Sexton’s RBI double over the head that span, and Shula seethed inside them. We played a complete right on it. When Richard got tory -Sunday. Clyde King. Nathan, who ran right, stopped and To beat a team like New York, the July 28, went 3-for-3 and scored two AL West. Both teams have 20 games 1 with the Angels. of left fielder Steve Kemp capped a every time the losing streak was ballgame. We had good ball control behind, he was in a catchup position. 1)01 lU.E W IN Washington singled home two runs as the Rirates moved to within After Nettles made it 8-6 with his heaved a pass crossfield to Woodley, defense has to help the offense and left, including six against each California scored early against three-run second that enabled the mentioned. drives, the defense scored twice on He had to put the ball up, Miami Manchester Soccer Club 10-year- runs with two outs in the ninth in 3'2 games of first place in the NL all alone on the left side. He went the offense has to help the defense. other. Jim Clancy, 12-fl, who pitched a A’s to snap a six-game losing streak. He won’t need to suffer anymore, interceptions, we didn’t allow any knew it and it all got even worse.” old and under squad began play ning and also robbed Dave Concep into the end zone untouched for the “As far as the Jets’ jinx goes, you East. Newly acquired Tommy John had The loss dropped the White Sox 4W thanks to a devasUting display by sacks and we mixed up our offense Defensive Uckle Marty Lyons, Saturday with a 5-0 win over Coven cion of a home run in sparking the complete game. Reggie Jackson can see for yourself how much the Expos I I, Culls Toronto shut out on four hits until opened the second with a double and games behind Kansas City in the the Dolphins Sunday. Miami reeled beautifully. Woodley did an outstan score and a 31-14 lead; who played with a cast on his broken try in Coventry. The Ideal hooters Braves to a 4-3 triumph over the Cin Radiol The interception returns by jinx affected us today. Considering At Chicago, Chris Speier drove in the first four Blue Jays reached In DeCinces followed with an RBI dou West. off 21 points in a 1:46 span of the ding job controlling the ball. He ran hand, hoped the club would right also took a forfeit win Sunday over cinnati Reds. the whole situation invoh(^ with the four runs with a single and a homer the eighth to chase him. With the Indians .3, O rioles 0 third period to build a 31-point lead beautifully when he had to and lie Blackwood and McNeal gave Miami itself'before any problems develop the Hartford South End. The victory enabled the Braves to ‘TV ble down the right field line. When Jets, we feel really goew about it. to pace an 18-hit attack that helped Angels ahead 3-0, Buck Martinez and crushed the Jets 45-28 in their put the ball right on the money with a 45-14 lead and virtually i^mptied Eric Morris had two goqls and right fielder Barfield had trouble At Cleveland, Andre Thornton It’s especially nice catching a like last year's 0-3 start. maintain their one-half game lead in the Expos complete a sweep of their lU opened with a single and took third picking up the ball, DeCinces con singled home two runs to cap a season opener. his passes.” the stands. “There is a lot of poise and Dan Danger, Gordon Hamilton and the NL West over Los Angeles, Shula said his newly installed touchdown pass.” three-game series. The triumph on Lloyd Moseby’s double. Alfredo tinued to third and scored on a one- three-run eighth and Rick Sutcliffe During that stretch, quarterback Richard ttodd threw a 29-yard TD character in this locker room and James Barbato one each against which defeated Houston, 7-3. enabled the Expos to move to within shotgun enabled him to use the play. Jets coach Walt Michaels was the TONHIHT Griffin’s drag bunt scored Martinez out double by Juan Beniquez. pitched a three-Jiitter to pace the In David Woodley caught a 15-yard pass to Wesley Walker in the first we’ll have to show it again,” Lyons Coventry. Morris and Brian Horner hit his 31st homer for the 2 '2 games of first place in the NL “The quarterback is an eligible one doing the seething after the loss 7 :25 ■ Red .Sox va. Indiana, WTIC and sent Moseby to third. Garth The Angels added a run in the dians. Despite the loss, the Orioles touchdown pass from running back period and Mike Augustyniak said. “It’s a shame that every year Nelligan drew assists. Reds and Johnny Bench homered for East. Bill Gullickson, 11-11, receiver out of the shotgun but he this time. The 45 points were the 7:.'I(> - Y an k ees vs. O r io le s, lorg’s. third straight single of the third inning. Rod Carew beat out an remained three games behind Tony Nathan on a “flea-flicker” and plunged two yards for a score in the we go through this and we’ll have to Next outing is Tuesday evening at Cincinnati, scattered nine hits in going the dis game brought home Moseby and second quarter. Todd had TD passes isn't eligible when he’s under the most scored by either team in their Channel I 1, WROP infield roller and took third when Milwaukee in the East. Sutcliffe Glenn Blackwood and Don McNeal seriesagainst each other and it also go out there and perform and get it 6 o’clock at Farmington at Far Dodgers 7, Astros .'3 tance for Montreal despite giving up sent Griffin to third, returned interceptions for scores. of nine yards to Jerome Barkum and center,” Shula explained. “The Jets At Houston, Steve Garvey drove in •> • NE'L: Sleelers vs. Cowboys, Jackson also beat out an infield hit. struck out six and walked six t6 are a good pursuit team and we marked the first time in 25 games straightened out again.” mington High. home runs to Ryne Sandberg, Bill Channel 8 v, Sanchez came on and got pinch DeCinces followed with a ground- raise his record to 12-6. The Dolphins had built a 24-14 haf- five yards to Walker in the last three runs and Dusty Baker added Buckner and Junior Kennedy. I M A N rU K S T K H J 'K R A L D , M Jn , S e p t. 13. 1982 — K 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Telephore just sold FEM ALE TEST ADVERTISEMENT Sand, Gravel, Stone & 643-0764. $25.00 or best It or 649-9366. apartment. Access to shop 6 4 3 -7 4 8 2 .______ping centers, buslines and the * WANTED '/T 'S SCOTT. TO BE GOOD’ Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. offer. Hlanrl| lfr ralft SATIN COMFORTER, schools. For further details 1981 CHEVETTE - Like baby furniture 00 new! Very low mileage. To assist pharmacist as phar PHOTO ACCESSORIES - DRILL PRESS, variable rose, never used, $25.00 please call 528-4196 macy technician. Will tranln. Two Nikon 35mm film speed, 3-16 chuck, in with comforter cover, Between 9 and 5 pm or Great mpg. Four speed, she no longer Must be personable. Som e dustrial grade. Terrific for Duvet. $10.00^ Telephone after 5 pm and weekends, four door. $4600. 871-8531. experience in filing, typing cassettes and one Contax 35mm film cassette, $5 model builders. $50.00. 643-6526. 649-7157. needs 'Your Community Newspaper' and sales. Pleasant working 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY, conditions In modern phar each. Two Graflite 'Telephone 649-2614. with a macy with fringe benefits. flashbulb guns, $5 each. DINETTE SET. Beautiful 118 MAIN STREET - Three power steering, power Good hours. Apply in person COTT brakes, automatic expandable formica top room heated apartment. at once to Manager. Call Doug Bevins at The COMPLETE STEREO fast-action HOME IMPROVEMENTS Herald, 643-2711, after 1 component outfit receiver, table with four chairs. Hot water, no appliances, transmission. Excellent $65.00. Telephone 649-0286 security. Tenant in Classified Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 p.m. 8-track, turntable, running condition. $600. UGcnr parkade pharmacy speakers. $350 when new. after 5 p.m. surance. 646-2426, 9-5 568-1009. Ad. PLEASE READ Parkade Shoppirtg Cantar 643-4332 Selling fpr $50.00. Call after weekdays. Free Classilled Ads 1975 DODGE Dart, four YOUR AD RECEPTIONIST - Doc 4 p.m. 643-6541. TYPEWRITER SCM elec tor's Office - Full time TOWN OF MANCHESTER tric portable with carrying MANCHESTER - Main door, 6 cyl., automatic WANTED: Mature woman We work a lew nights and som e weekends. We are STEREO speakers. transmission,, runs good. position. Experienced PsTt-tlmu Criterion three way 10” FIREPLACE SCREEN case, manual return, pica Street. 2-4 rooms. Heated. Classilled ads are taken preferred. Call 643-9566, 9 S3.59-:$3.79 Hourly to babysit in my home reasonable and thorough. We like what we do, but and two irons,.-4)rass. type, $50.00. Call 649-0157. Hot water. Appliances. No Has new radial tires and over the phone as a con Bolton-Manchester town can only do so much because of limited time. We woofer, power capacity 50 battery. $1800. 871-2568. to 5, Monday thru Friday. Game Room and Gym watts, each excellent con $20.00. Call after 5 p.m., pets. Security. Parking. line. 643-7.395, LOVE SEAT, older Queen venience. The Herald is Supervisors are needed do many small Jobs that other services refuse. We dition. $99.00 the pair. 649-6978. 523-7047. responsible for only one EXPERIENCED John do small sheetrock work. Insulation, panelling, etc. Anne style with slipcover. 1975 FORD Mustang II, for a Town Recreation TYPISTS, CLERKS, Telephone 643-5573. four speed, good condition. incorrect insertion and Deere bulldozer and Wg build a garage now and then. We have a lot of mini w a s h e r ,- very Good condition. $99.00. Cali MANSFIELD CENTER - Facility. Will be respon .Secretaries (temporary) 646-1427. $2200. 643-1838. then only to the size ol backhoe operator. Must experience but not much time. We do not do elec RECORD PLAYER, 329 good condition. $50.00. Woodsedge Apartments. have Class If license. sible for safety of par Work near your home Newly renovated, country the original insertion trical, plumbing or masonry work. We will call you stereophonic, 78, 45, 33,16. Telephone 649-5775. Benefits. Call 742-6190 or ticipants while in the Capital Temporaries has 1963 IMPALA SS, power setting. Two bedrooms Trucks lor Sale 62 Errors twhich do not interesting short and within twenty-four hours and start the job when a $10,00. Telephone 643-4751 423-2093. facility, in addition to REPAIRMAN’S SPECIAL steering, automatic starting at $260. Telephone lessen the value of the handing out equipment longer term assignments date Is agreed on. We are here to stay. We are cer after 5 p.m. transmission, exc. body, 429-4762 or 233-9660. 1968 FORD Vz 'Ton pickup, advertisement will not developing in East Hart tified and registered with the Consumer Protection - two Sears washers - com- very good condition, many LOOKING FOR a Tutor to and organizing games ip kitchen bine to make one in tires, interior recently in- be corrected by an ad ford. Manchester, Vernon Department State of Connecticut. Call us now at new parts, needs minor teach' Spanish at a and activities. id condition. working condition. Both yiected. $99.00 or b.o. 179 HILLIARD Street, and South Windsor areas. table, very gooi Phone 568-5926. work.$600 or best offer. ditional insertion. student's home at a 643-4332. Remember, It's Scott to be good ..... Needs rubber feet. $30.00. $30.00. 643-1814. three bedroom duplex, reasonable rate, 872-7459 Hours involved are All skill levels needed. appliances included. No Tom, 674-9413 days; If you Monday through Friday Earn top pay rates. Never Telephone 649-6866. evenings 646-6727. evenings. DELTA single lever TWO SETS of bicycle pets. Utilities not included. from 3:00 -■ 5:00 p.m. pay a tee. Call or come training wheels. $4.50 each. Available immediately. C & M Tree Service, Free HOOD By Broan, 30 inches kitchen faucet, excellent DENTAL Evening hours and visit todayu Capital Tem Painting-Papering 32 Telephone 649-2071. 646-6454, 647-1805. Moiorcycles-BIcycles 64 poraries, 99 Pratt Street, estimates. Discount senior wide. Nice. $30.00. Call 649- condition. $15.00. . Ll\\r RECEPTIONIST - part weekend hours are a Hartford. 278-1313 (or ask citizens. Company INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 6642 after 4 p.m. Telephone 644-2063. MOTORCYCLE time for Manchester oral possibility. Manchester owned and TEN FLOWERING THREE ROOM Apart about an interview appoint PAINTING - Wallpapering bushes, $5.00 each, large INSURANCE - Lowest surgery office. Office skills Applications are operated. Call 646-1327. JOHNSON Messinger 250 LIONEL TRAIN remote ment, first floor. Heat, hot iilmtrhpBtrr required. Duties include: ment right in Manchester). and Drywall Installation. orders ground covers. $5. water, stove, refrigerator Rates Available! Many op available in the Per 23 channel C.B. with anten control, left and right hand have something to insurance, billing and Quality professional work. perennials, $5. houseplants and garage available. tions. Call: Clarice or sonnel Office, Town EAST HARTFORD - Ver UGHT TRUCKING - Fen Reasonable prices. Free na, cable, pre-amp mike, switches. Brand new in Joan, Clarke Insurance Hrrali) patient scheduling. cing. Attics, cellars, gar stock mike, excellent con original boxes, one of each. small to large potsm 5.00 Lease and security. $345. Experienced preferred. Hall, 41 Center Street; non area women. Tern-, Estimates! Fully insured. to $3.50. 649-6486. 646-7268. Agency 643-1126. porarj) assignments are ages cleaned. All types G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. dition, $99,()0. 649-0557. $35.00. Telephone 644-9602. 649-2272. Manchester, Connec trash, brush removed. ------ticut. available now for clerks, MANCHESTER - Two 1980 SILVER MAXI-LUV Picket, Split Rail, Stake IDEAL FOR East FOR SALE - Hoover floor Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 FULL TIME personal typists and secretaries to Building Contracting 33 bedroom condos, I'A baths, Puch moped. Like new. Females and Minorities work at well-known area Fences installed, 528-0670. Catholic, boys jackets, $15. vacuum, $20.00. Telephone Asking $450.00. Telephone secretary. Vernon firm. BECAUSE SHE’S DEAF, fully 'appliance kitchen, are encouraged to app companies. Earn excellent each. Two each sizes, 14- 649-6548. 643-1958. sell for less than $99°° Machine transcription and large apartments. $475 SMALL LOADS OF LEON CIESZYNSKI 16-18. Telephone 568-5926. a special home is needed Personals 2 typing a must. Full ly. ______pay. Never pay a fee. One BUILDER. New homes, each plus utilities. Call 647- friendly interview is all it STONE, trap rock, play BRIDESMAID or formal for a lovable fluffy white FOR SALE - Moped - benefits. Insurance sand, white stone, loam additions, remodeling, rec blue-eyed kitten. P.O.A. 0391. RIDE NEEDED from takes to get you started. FOR SALE - Twin size bed, gown, yellow with Excellent running condi PUBLIC NOTICE East Middle Turnpike knowledge helpful. Res SALES PERSON, and pool sand rooms, garages, kitchens mattress, box spring. matching jacket, worn has many other abandoned) pond to: JOBS, P.O. Box Contact Capital T em remodeled, ceilings, bath Homes for Rent 54 tion. Have to see to Al n special meeting ot the Bolton across from MHS to J.C. Menswear, Full time in poraries, 99 Pratt Street, DELIVERED. Telephone Frame. $35.00. Telephone once. Size 12, paid $85.00, kittens. Long hairedf H, Vernon, Ct. 06066. quality men’s shop. tile, dormers, roofing. believe! $400. Call Mike - Inland Wetland Agency on Sept. 1. Penney warehouse starting 644-1775. 649-6646. asking $20.00. Call 647-8054. calicos,„part Siamese, etc.' 1982. Permil No 5-82-7 was issued Hartford. 278-1313. (Ask Residential or commer ' EAST HARTFORD - Large 649-2633. Excellent working con Here’s your chance to to luiwrence Fiano to redirect ...fill out the coupon 9-15-82. Call Janet, 646- SNACK BAR person at about close-to-home inter six rooms plus. Cape. ditions plus paid benefits. ELECTRICIAN - Commer cial. 649-4291. TWO FIRESTONE Snow- WINDOW Drapery make up for another’s in seasonal storm water drainage 3732. local community college. view appointment right in Three bedrooms, fireplace, Campers-Trallers-Moblle Apply in person to Mr. cial & Residential, Depen biter mounted A78-13, new material, 13‘/2 yards1 brandbr humanity. 342-0571, 633- baek to its original channel on Lot Must have experience. Manchester). ELECTRICAL SERVICES centrally located near Homes 65 Apter or Mr. Snyder, 903 dable, reasonable. Call condition. W-W - both for new, 46 in. wide, multi 6581. 1112 Mark Anthony Estates off Rle $3.50 per hour to start. churches, schools and fi The permit was issued (or I Main Street, Manchester. after 5 p.m., 644-1141 or - We do all types of Elec $99.00. Telephone 649-7310. colored designs, enough for Uniformif, hospitalization, Business busline. Pay own utilities. 1978 ATCO MINI MOTOR year 14 weekends. Gabor Janosi. trical Work! Licensed. Call three windows. $35.00. 646- FREE TO GOOD Home - free lunch. Hours 10:30 SECRETARY- Opportunities after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Security required. HOME-23,000 miles. Wayne K. Shorey □ EMPLOYMENT FREE estimates. PAIR MODERN walnut 0632. puppy - Irish Setter - Lab. Excellent condition. Many a.m. - 7 p.m. For appoint BOOKKEEPER - small of-., . M ephone 649-1711. Available August 1st. $600 Chairman below and finish “ step” end tables, extras! $15,000. After 1 ment, call 289-7404. fice, diversified duties, ac FARRAND monthly. 643-1845 or 643- 019-09 Help Wanted 13 CAN YOUR BUSINESS $40.00 and matching FOURTEEN STORM win pm., 646-5051. ______counts receivable, Support a full time REMODELING - Cabinets, cocktail table, $10, Produce SO 1773. CLEANING HELP part LIGHT PLASTICS dows and two storm doors, telephones, record_ MANUFACTURING bookkeeper? If not, call: Roofing, Gutters, Room Telephone 646-5358. TOWN OF MANCHESTER ^ SECRETARY - Part time time eveni^s. Manchester all for $98.00. Call anytipne. BOLTON - 6 room Ranch. keeping, some typing, all' <>• 'fOU' Ovtn .1. irip Pl| Berzin's Bookkeeping Ser- Additions, Decks, all types GRAPES - Pick your own 1-5 p.m. Experienced. area. Experienced 649-3908. I'/z baths, garage, LEGAL NOTICE benefits, 647-9137. ■u Trial Bah o f Remodeling and FOR SALE - Girls 24-inch in your own bas’kets. 270 The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Tuesday. Typing, . telephone, make preferred but not Repairs. FREE fireplace. $600 monthly appointments. Please call Will pick up and deliver. bike. Good working condi RCA 19’’ portable T.V., Hackmatack Street September 28. 1982 at 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room. Lincoln Center. necessary. Transportation PART TIME HELP 429-1611. Estimates. Fully insured. tion; $25.00. Telephone 872- plus utilities. Security and 494 Main Street. Manchester. CT to hear and consider the following 643-1211 for an appoint excellent condition with (Rear), references required. 643- moil to: necessary. Seniors (s, with Telephone 643-6017. wanted mornin 6684. rollabout stand. $30.00. petitions- ment. welcome to apply. 643-5747. some m e c 1577. ITKM I NO 889 — John Dewart — Appeal from the decision dated July DESIGN KITCHENS - Telephone 649-2430. experience Appl^: 270 cabinets, vanities, counter CARPENTRY WORK - PLUMBERS DELIGHT - • •• i9, 1982 of the Building Inspector and Zoning Enforcement Officer to TOOL AND DIE Maker, a d . Windows, doors, is.sift» a building permit to Arnold L. Lerch and Elaine Lerch to permil Hartford tops, kitchen cabinet copper and brass fittings, a WHITE Zigzag sewing TOP Offices-Stores minimum ten years NEED EXTRA MONEY? sheetrock, insulation, , gg conversion of 433 North Main Street from a single family to a 3-family Manchester. fronts, custom tray full. 150 pieces only machine in maple cabinet. AITIm for Rent aircraft-related roofing, concrete.“ No job dwelling and further, permitting exterior structural repairs in violation experience. Overtime and woodworking, colonial $65,00. Telephone 646-4618. Attachments included. of zoning regulations — residence Zone B. Selling Avon can help SEWING ' MACHINE too small’ ’. Call David M3- Manchester Herald all company paid benefits. reproductions in wood. Excellent condition. $99.00. CORN CRIB NEWLY RENOVATED ITEM 2 NO. 890 — Carolyn Tryon — Request variance of Article II. Sec light Inllatlon. Call now Operators - Experienced 8996. Buckland R d^u th Windsor tion 1.03.04 (c) (2) to erect tool shed aj>j)roximately 1-I-* feet from south Air-conditioned plant. Lewis, 649-9658. GIRLS 26-inch three speed Telephone 649-8083. 310 square feet office One Herald Square at 646-3685 or 523- preferred. Apply in person 10 to S p.m. tnr side line — 69 Lenox Street — Residence Zone A. Dynamic Metal Products bike. Excellent condition. available. Main Street Manchester, Conn. 06040 9401 only - Pillowtex Corpora WILL BABYSIT in my Heating-Plumbing 35 $70.00. Telephone 649-6799. location with ample ITEM 3 NO, 891 — Elizabeth C. Will — Request variance of Article II, ' Company, Inc., 422 North tion, 49 Regent Stfeet, Section 3.01.01 lo reduce east side yard to 9-h- feel to erect 14 foot wide Main Street, Manchester. home. Six weeks to one NATIVE CORN parking. Call 649-2891. Manchester. E.O.E., M/F. year old. 643-5556. deck — 57 Lexington Drive — Residence Zone AA Interviewing 8 a.m. - 4 Colorful Crochet ITEM 4 NO 892 — Philip P & Mabel P. Saunders — Request variance of HAIRDRESSER Wanted United Platiici Indutliies. Inc COMMERCIAL Business p.m. 646-4048. SPECIALI Article II. Section 1.03.01 and .Article IV, Section 7 03.02 lo use non- part time. Experienced NATIONAL Fashion com P O Hn« 37 Oz.uk Miim u ii 6B77I BABYSITTING 10 lb. Native location - 2,000 plus square conforming accessory building on premises for study area — 1025 East necessary. Call Command M&M Plumbing and Cor Coot S lo o RN - LPN Staff Nurses. 3- pany expanding in area. 4178B7 7407 Experienced and depen POTATOES feet. Large display window Middle Turnpike — Rural Re.sidence Zone Performance of $500 wardrobe to show and Heating, Manchester. 649- NAME...... 11 and 11-7 shifts. Full and dable day care in my area. High traffic. ITEM 5 NO. 894 — Herman M Frechette — Request variance of Article Manchester - ask for sell. Up to $10.00 per hour •••••••••••••••••••••••• 2871. Small repairs, part time. Excellent Manchester home. Call Reasonable rent. Many II, section 6.01 to permit construction of a new four-family dwelling — ADDRESS ...... Manager, 643-8339. for those qualified. Call 871- 646-1095. remodeling, heating, uses. Will sub-divide. west portion of 151 Maple Street — Residence Zone C. Benefit package and shift n EDUCATION baths, kitchens and water •••••••••••••••••••••••• ITEM 6 NO. 895 — Herman M, Frechette — Request variance of Article CITY ...... differential. Call 643 '151, 0305. Strano Real Estate, 646- BOOKKEEPER - -Part BABYSITTING Weekdays heaters. Free estimates! 2000. II. Section 6.01 to permit construction of a new four-family dwelling — ask for DNS at Crestfield. time. Fuss and O'Neill, 210 DENTAL ASSISTANT- RENTALS east portion of 151 Maple Street — Residence Zone C. ZIP ...... ! ...... PHONE. Private Instructions 18 in my home for toddler or ••• At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written com- Main Stret, Manchester. Full time, 4 day week, no older. Certified teacher. SOLAR HOT WATER - BACK TO SCHOOL means 646-2469, Betty. E.O.E, M- “ Second -Generation” Wanted to Rent 57 . munications received. Copies of these petitions have been filed in the Saturdays. Experienced CL ArVn ET LESSONrTO^ References, Call 643-2810. Rooms for Rent 52 Planning O ffice and may be inspected during office hours. back to work. Parents, F. System . Will save 70 returning students and only. Resumes to: Box DD beginners. Specializing in WOULD LIKE TO RENT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS c/o Herald, percent! Five Year others: If you have the children’s lessons. FREELANCE graphic MANCHESTER - Nice two bedroom duplex in Edward Coltman, Secretary try I design and illustration. Payback. ENERGY room with kitchen time and need cash, we stitute teacher for (Joi Coven Discount rates. Call 289- Manchester. Preferably Dated this I3th dav of September. 1982 BABYSITTER WANTED Personal or business. SOURCES, .646-0643. privileges. Gentleman have a limited number of try High Sch'ool September 7802. heat included, for 014-09 TYPE, OR PRINT ONE WORp PER,BLOCK. ONE ITEM PER AD : part-time positions in our to care for infant in our Logos, letterheads, preferrM. $50.00 weekly. November 1 st. M4-4513 thru January, telephone Manchester home. Various phone sales department. Scfioo/s-Classes 19 business cards, posters, Security. Telephone 643- and 872-0892 after 5:30p.m. days, 742-7346; evenings, daytime hours. References TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Evening positions advertisements, graphs, Household Goods 40 1878. 742-9253. required. 643-2242. charts, brochures. NOTICE OF available. No experience CENTER NURSERY Mfsc. for Rent 58 Creative, fast, reasonable. ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE 2 3 4 ■ necessary. Will train those HIGH SCHOOL-College School - 11 Center Street, USED Apartments for Rent 53 •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 PART TIME Restite care 646-1408. •••••••••••••••••••••••• with ambition and good student needed to babysit Manchester, State REFRIGERATORS, TWO CAR GARAGE with In accordanc-e with the provisions of Chapter 3. Section I and 9 of the workers. Provide short MANCHESTER- One and voices. Earn $67.40 to my two children every licensed. Ages 2‘/a- 5 years. WASHERS, RANGES - work area. 600 square feet, Town Charier, notice is hereby given of the adoption by the Board of $100.00 weekly. Call Gerry term intermittent care for Three and five day HOUSEWORK WANTED- Clean, Guaranteed. Parts two bedroom apartment Directors of the Town of Manchester.'Connecticut, on August 24. 1982. other weekend 6:30 a.m. - retarded-disabled persons. elephone 646-769(). * after 5 p.m., Monday - program. 9-11:30 AM Experienced. References. & Service. Low prices! available. Centrally ORDINANCE 3:30 p.m. and occasional Your home or theirs. Hour- Own transportation. Thursday at 643-2711. evenings. Person must be , j •, u • . Sessions. Limited B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main located on busline nearJ .4ufoa For Sale 61 BE IT ORDAINED by the Board ot Directors of the Town ot 5 6 7 8 Telephone 649-5007. Manchester that Chapter 10 ol The Code of Ordinances of the Town of mature and able to provide ly or daily basis^ at your openings. Call 649-1616 after Street. 643-2171. sh op p in g center and convenience. Expensestper schools. For further details Manchester as adopted December 12. 1978. and amended to date, is' QUALITY CONTROL references. 647-0374. pm. SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, Inspector and first piece reimbursed. Call Julie, 643 Articles't^r’s lle ...... *41 call 649-7157. herebv amended by adding the following article VI. Beekeepers 9305. TRUCKS Car-inv. value ARTICLE VI layout witli five years HVAC MECHANIC to do INTERIOR PAINTING, ...... $2143, sold for $100. 602-998- MANCHESTER - First TREE AND SHRUB SPRAYING — NOTICE 11 experience on aircraft plant maintenance in a 0575 Ext. 7816. Call Refun 9 10 12 sheetmetal parts in an air- over ten years experience, floor, five large rooms, REQITREMENTS skilled nursing facility. PART T im e jobs - $450 per dable. conditioned plant. Com- low rates and senior citizen ^ central to shopping and Full time position. Call 643- month average earnings. □ REAL ESTATE discounts. 643-9980. ALUMINUM SHEETS Section 10-88 Short Title This article shall be known and may be cited . pany paid benefits and 5151 for appointment. PHOTO>GUID€ transportation. Available as "The Town of Manchester Tree and Shhib Spraying Notice Or Flexible hours, suitable tor used as printing plates. .007 PATHRN October 1st. $400 month 1966 MUSTANG Coupe. Six ■ overtime Dynamic Metal cylinder, three speed. $500. dinance" college students, Homes For Sale 23 A thick, 2 3 x 28> /2’ . 50c each, plus utilities. 649-1236 after Section 10-89 Notice of Spraying, a It shall be unlawful tor a n j^ r s o n Products Company., Inc., WANTED: SCHOOL Bus or best offer. Telephone 13 14 15 16 housewives and others. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- 5 p.m. or corporations to sprav or cause to be sprayed, any chemicals, iifliquid. 422 North Main Street, drivers, will train. Call 649- Interviews held with 742-7936. - Manchester, 646-4048. MANCHESTER - 66 Henry INTERIOR AND 2711. They MUST be picked powder or other form, which have a detrimental effect upon domestic 6188 or 537-5234. Dealers Co-Op on bees, persons, and pets, upon trees and shrubs on any property within Street. $70,000. Six room EXTERIOR Painting and up before 11:00 a.m. only. FOUR ROOM in four fami Wednesday. September 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY, the borders ol the Town of Manchester without first notifying all MUNSON'S CANDY Colonial, 1 ''z baths, Paperhanging. Ceilings ly. Appliances, yard and PART TIME Cleaning help 15th, at East Hartford CONTEMPORARY arm 318 CID, power steering, beekeepers registered within the Town ot Manchester located within Kitchen has openings in enclosed porch, two car repaired or replaced. Free ample off street parking. 2 0 - 3-4 hours mornings, some Holiday Inn at 10 am. 1, 4, chair upholstered in red power brakes, automatic two miles of the site of any proposed spraying and further notifying oc 17 18 19 - retail sales and packing. Saturdays. Must have own garage. Lot 60 x 150. estimates. Fully insured. No pets. Rent $375 plus cupants ot the property to be sprayed and of all property abutting the or 7 pm, (Exit 58 off Route Marion E. Robertson, velvet, chrome legs, $150. transmission, new front Z Hours 9-4:30 Monday - transportation - no High Roberts Street-Silver References. Marlin security and utilities. end and brakes. Call 647- property ot the site ot said spraying The notice ot the beekeepers shall Realtor, 643-5953. Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., Brown vinyl recliner, $50. 2643 References required. 649- be in writing and sent by certitied mail at least three I3) days prior to Friday. Call for appoint Schoolers. Call 643-4000. Lane), No calls accepted. 1989, ask for Dave, after ment, 649-4332. 649-4431. Contemporary black and 8325 0717. the date of planned spraying. The notice to the said occupants shall also BUILT IN 1966. white fabric wall hanging ft-ia Colorfully- crocheted 5:30. be in writing and may be either mailed to their addresses or placed at TEACHER Vacancy Grade granny squares are set the main entrance to their address which notice, to satisfy this or ", BENCH LOCKSMITH - 5, Bolton Elementry MASSEUSE - Female Conveniently located three FRED LEE Painting - 50” X 50” , $25. 646-0479. together to form this ap VERNON-ROCKVILLE bedroom Colonial, with 1% This handsome car coat DATSUN - 260Z, 1974. 93,- dinance. must be received forty-eight (48) hours prior to the time of said Experienced only. Apply in Center School. For applica preferred. Good at Interior and Exterior. with detachable hood and pealing sleeveless topper. area, three and four room baths, appliances, finished 83-INCH Traditional sofa, 000 miles. New Michelin spraying ^ person between 9 and 12. tion call Superintendant’s mosphere, excellent “ Check my rate before you simple seaming can be Use 4-ply . knitting apartments. Three rooms radials, good mechanical, b Said written notice shall include at least the following: family room in basement, excellent condition with worsted In a variety of H Connecticut Safe and Lock, office, 643-1569 - Closing clientele. In the Windham decorate.'’ Dependable. made in a longer version available inunediately. No needs body work. $2990. 1 The name and address ol Uie party to do the spraying. hardwood floors, nice level Fully insured. 646-1653. slip cover. $200. Cali 643- shades, or just three ,2 The identification numbers ot any State of Connecticut licenses 555 New Park Avenue, date. 9-5-82. area. Experience not also. Ideal for rain or pets. Security and 646-7755.______West Hartford. needed - will train.' Open lot. $69,900. Strano Real 21m after 5 p.m. shine. colors. references required. 875- carried by the party in connection with or necessary by law for. said P e r s o n to person No. 2643 has crochet SUPER - Opportunity as seven days a week. (Jail Estate, 646-2000. INTERIOR AND No. 8325 with Photo- 1128 Monday - Saturday, 9 - 1973 PONTIAC Station spraying. EXTERIOR Painting, FOR SALE - Sears Rad- Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. directions for Sizes Small, 3 The addrcss(es) ol all propertyliesi to be sprayed and the datels' CLERKS NEEDED for all superintendent in well 423-7519, Mediuih and Large (10- 5. wagon, power steering, ' shifts. We are looking for known elderly housing paper hanging, carpentry ding lawn tractor, LT8-36. Size lO,' 32 W bust, 2% power brakes, good conefi- planned for said spraying yards 54-inch. 20) inclusive. 4. The generic name(s) ot the chemical(s) lo be used. people that want to work. facility in prestigeous ATTENTION THIRD •••••••••••••••••••••••• work. Fully insurea. J.P. 36” mower deck. Very MANCHESTER - 5 rooms, tion. $800. 649-5732. good condition. $400. Patttm s available only TS OHEk, aasd EI.M far aack Section 10-90 Penally, Any person who violates any provision ot this family ads only. No pet ads, no garage "" Please apply: Seven-11 Hartford neighborhood. shifters - Local bus com Serv/ces Ottand 31 Lewis and Son, 649-9658. attara, slua B0( Itr saataia u t 2 bedrdoms, modem bath ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor Fine upon conviction ol any •••••••••••••••••••••••• Telephone 647-8095. in rises shown. fasillat. “■ Store, 513 Center Street, Share daytime pany looking for cleaning and kitchen, garage. $425 1973 FORD LTD - original person shall be no more than 1100. TO BSOtS, anS Jl-M ANNE CAIOT - Manchester, between the maintenance respon ■persons. Experience REWEAVING BURN D.G. PETERSEN Painting plus utilities. Alibno Real owner, have service This Ordinance shall Ukc effect ten 1101 days after this publicaUon in COAL STOVE Fran- ■atttni. sun 50« far saatags laS Tka ■aiikinii lanM urs of 7 and 3. sibilities with existing preferred. Call between 8 HOLES. Zippers, um Company - interior, k irtllai. ly, Inc., 649-0917. records. Four door, air, this newspaper provided that within ten (lOt days after this publication cobelge - cost new $1200. SUE tU R N in 1194 An. M Aanrlua or tag sale ads, on3"no^ommerc/a/ ads. staff. Total responsibility am - 5 pm, 646-0363. brellas repaired. Window exterior, spray, brush or Naw Ttrk..N.y. lo eu recently painted. Excellent ot this Ordinance a petition signed by not less than five (5) percent of the TT TIME - Excellent for evening rounds and shades, Venetian blinds. roll. Custom wallpaper Selling price, $650. One Tka HaKtatar h iM rrint Namt, Addrttt wiM i|> Ma n c h e s t e r - Newer overall condition. $800, 528- electors of the Town, as determined from the latest officials lists of the for housewife. Varied RESPONSIBLE WOMAN Keys. TV FOR RENT. hanging. Workmanship year old. Call 643-2301. 11H Sn. t« AMrkaa CODE m e Ityla Hadikar. two bedroom townhouse in Registrars ol Voters, has not been filed \vJUi the Town CTerk requesting emergency assistance. Naw Tark. N.Y. 100M hours. Possible 11-2 shift Mature, experienced cou needed to baby sit for new Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. guaranteed. 646-8467. ■00UATU.2SEAeH two family. IW baths, its reference to a special Town election. SCREENED LOAM- M t NMt. sssma Willi Z ir ^ in - 0 c m - p id aad Now. Haw James R. McCavanagh five days per week or ple preferred. Salary, two born daughter at our 649-5221. CODE. Styte Naiskar aH tin . U drtaa auM; kaw to laNtt tka« carpeting, appliances, 1973 DODGE POLAR A varied hours day-night. PAINTING - Exterior and Gravel, processed gravel, patio, basement prage. Secretary bedroom apartment, plus Bolton home, Monday thru sand, stone and fill. For New FASHION with ape- MNUm otK-M wagon - V8, runs well. New in person between 2 Fridays starting in BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - interior. Also repair Work tipta Of laodltwaifc aklUa. Convenient location. Board of Directors utilities part of package. dellvef-ies call George ciai Grace Cole CoUeetidn batt., tires. AM-FM radio. November. Own transpor- Concrete. Chimney done. Reasonable rates and for larger sizes: pIna 2 ^ M -T O OWE ar NEEP-40 tto- Adults. No pets. Available Manchester, Connecticut Limit one ad per family per week. p.m.. Tommy’s Piz- E.O.E. Call (203 ) 525-4228 Griffing, Andover, 742- dldwttk Ktna to aukt. Large capa city. $600. tation. References Repairs. ‘,‘No Job Too free estimates. 6«7-9881 or BONUS Couponal October 1st. $4 3 0 monthly Dated at Madebester, Connecticut this 8th day of September, 1962 « zaria, 267 East CenterMonday - Friday between 8 7886. a*l M--CkArTS—IE pagaa at saiek. Phone 6 4 3 -1 7 7 2 6:30 - 8:30 Street, Manchester. am-4 pm, for appointment. required. Call 646-5995. Small.” Call 644-8356. 643-5303. P rice____ $1.25. lo-mika llama. |du8 utilities. 649-0311. a.m.; 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. 015^)9 I