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In Tokyo, Soviet Ambassador ^Japanese and Soviet ships For Connecticut reac­ Vladimir Pavlov told Japanese search^ today for the wreckage of tion, see page 2. officials the Russians had detected a Korean airliner shot down with “signs" of a downed aircraft near 289 people aboard by a Soviet Sakhalin Island about 785 miles 0 \N fighter in a” unbelievably bar­ In , the Soviet govern­ northwest of the Japanese capital. baric act” condemned worldwide. ment kept a stony silence on the Pavlov did not identify the plane The Soviets called the plane's loss fate of the Boeing 747 but its as the Korean Air Lines passenger an "accident.” embassy in France condemned as jet, but the location coincided with There were no known survivors “absolutely unacceptable” the the Boeing 747's position when it among the 240 passengers and “hysterical anti-Soviet campaign” vanished from Japanese radar 2 crew of 29. by Western governments. screens at 2:26 p.m. EDT Amid angry congressional de­ “It is a matter of an accident Wednesday. mands for diplomatic retaliation. involving an airplane which twice Pavlov denied U.S. charges that President Reagan was flying back violated Soviet airspace,” the a Soviet warplane deliberately to Washington to consider the embassy said. shot down the New York-to-Seoul ' implications of the attacl( that “For two hours the planes crew flight with a beat-seeking missile destroyed Korean Air Lines flight did not answer the insistent calls after the jumbo jet strayed over a 007 with at least 50 Americans addressed to it in accordance with sensitive military area on Soviet- aboard. the universal international code,” held Sakhalin Island. The Japanese Maritime Agency said Japanese fishermep in the r r area reported seeing a “glowing, expanding Oreball” and hearing a SOVET loud explosion at the time the plane IMON disappeared. KAMCHATKA Al a s k a ) PENINSULA Rep. Larry McDonald, D-Ga., and chairman of the staunchly anti-communist John Birch So­ SAKHALIN ciety, was one of the Americans aboard the plane. -A Japanese foreign ministry spokesman said a patrol boat — o o a L g a a Pacific Oceany spotted a 100-yard-wide patch of oil in wateig,we8t of Cape Roprebina, on the i'sUnd’s southern tip, 14 d r i v e t n ^ Korean 747 shot down by\ ' {Dilez north of where the plane 1$ SaW ef SU-1S warplane after teought to have gone down. S Crewmen aboard the ship, Chi- SEAUBR. crossing over the Kamchatka tose, collected 27 ounces of the oil 22ri?ii'“**’*** * * * * * W**™*' ****** Peninsula and Sakhalin Islahd for testing, officials said. where many Soviet military But seven Japanese patrol boats igniB-liMir n ------r Soviet naval vessels blocked them SOVIET from coming anywhere near the UNION island northwest of Hokkaido, Japan’s main northern island. E Japanese military experts said they believed the Soviets may have cordoned off the area to gather and destroy any evidence that the leg. 18.99 Gdl. Grade Stamped Reg, 6.99 Pail airliner was shot down. “KU-TONE” FLAT TOP QUALITY “We twice strongly requested ' 5 GAL. COAL TAR the Soviet Union for cooperation in LATEX HOUSE PAMT 2x3x8’ STUD ORIYEWAY SEALER Japan’s search effort, allowing Chalk, peel and fade resistant. For wood, For aU construction. Meets building code Coal tar emulsion goes on smoothly. 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JERUSALEM (UPI) - Yitz­ inllnediate goals healing Is­ hak Shamir, elected the Herut rael's ailing economy, curing its Party candidate to succeed social gap and encoura^ng shrinks by 49 since 1982 1 Menachem Begin as prime mass immigration of Jews from minister, won a pledge today around the world. R/ Nearly SO more students than expected, but it was also the include a consortium of evangeli­ / from his Likud coalition Shamir’s victory was the first administrators expected showed largest decrease in any of the cal churches which wants to partners to form a new govern­ step toward the submission of town’s grammar schools. Enrol­ establish a Christian high school; / / up in the town's elementary BUSTER ment, a coalition spokesman Begin’s official resignation. schools for opening day Wednes­ lment at the other elementary the town recreation department, ^ 252^1 said. Begin has delayed formally day, but that won’t necessarily schools was either up, or down by a and the public health nursing Reg. $319-Side Gable , , 6’^*" Unfaced "Guardo” Asphalt Mfg. List Prices 6’x6'8"-Reg. $210 The letter of intent signed by resigningMn order to buy his affect the fate of Highland Park very small . association, among others. S’xS’ WDDD STDRABE SHED M a n vilie r-id a h i g m s u la t id n ^ roof « h i i i i m « i^micraeilW^inikiwalb ALUWINUW PATH! DDDR six factions in the Likud coali­ shaky coalition more time to School, said Superintendent James “Nobody wants to see Highland- Owing to a typographical error Easy to build. With plans, materials. (Floor,. Lay over presdnt attic InsulaUrm^ 15 year pro-rated warranty. Covers 3314 sq. ft. In-slock selection of casements, narrollnea, With screen, tempered Insulated glass, tion paves the way for Begin to regroup and block a Labor P. Kennedy this morning. 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V j' t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 2. 1983 ■X- MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday S- ^t. 2. 1983 - X State flag will fly at half-staff Speakers condemn anti-Semitism that has been proclaimed by President have lived in Korea for five years, where M a n c h e e t e r Connecticut Gov. WilUisiin O'Neill today her father Is a civilian employee of the U .8. ordered the state flag flown at half-staff in Reagan," O'Neill said. The t47 Jumbo Jet enroute from New York Air Force. Friends said she pUnned to By James P. Socks president of the Manchester Area "The whole world should be. con­ mefnory of 296 victims of a Korean Jet liner leave for Seoul Saturday, but delayed bar I i n B r i ^ cerned regarding tbese acts," be said. shot down by a Soviet fighter jet in Soviet to Seoul, was shot down Wednesday. Herold Reporter Conference of Churches, the Rev. ."I* feel Uiat international strife has trip because of dlfficulties'in obulnlng bar Robert Burbank of St. James Roman The Human Relations Commission, he air space. Two were Connecticut residents. concluiM, supported the efforts to- Rebecca Scruton, 38, of Meriden was touched us as it has many others. My passport. ^ ‘It’s heartening that all of us were Catholic Church, Jewish-Christian Dia­ biggest regret is that innocent people died," brought together by this outrage," logue participant Barbara Baker, and raise funds to rebuild the synagogues enroute to Seoul to visit her parents after Mrs. Scruton's two children Todd, , and Qloflous Emporlum'thuto "and the efforts of all our Jewish losing her husband Dale to cancer last New said the Rev. Randy Somody, pastor of 8 Rabbi Richard Plavin of Manchester’s Frank J. Smith, who said he was Calvary Baptist C hui^ in Meriden. Alicia, 2, wUl be cared for by Dale Scruton’s representing members of the town’s brothers and sisters." Year's Eve. Mark McGetrick, S3, of sister, named guardian liy the couple. Temple Beth Sholom said as he Mayor Penny told the audience that Danoury was on a business trip. He was an More than 180 people gathered at his MUton Richmaa’i Glorioua Emporium, other- concluded his remarks at a service black community. V church for a prayer service Thursday night McGetrick was a distant cousin of I wiae known aa the Ckmnectlcut Salvage Co., hae called Thursday night to express thou^ it was bard to discover a "silver international buyer for Howlands- Danbury Mayor James Dyer. Dyer, the : lining" in of the attacks, "It’s Steinbech, a department store chain for Mrs. Scruton. a Sunday school teacher apparantly closed its doors for good. community concern about the recent RABBI PLAVIN DISf^SSED the and choir soloist. Family members are department store chain McGetrick wocked ; 'The unique specialty business, located in a burning of two synagogues and a Torah’s irrepaceable position in Jew­ there." The lining, be said, lay in the beadqtiarted in White Plains, N.Y. for and the man’s family all refused i fact that the community was drawn "On behalf of all the citizens of our state I flying home from Korea to arrange a fiAmer Cheney mill building at 310 Pine St., bad rabbi’s home in. West Hartford. ish worship and history and the fact memorial service. ^ comment. t vacated the building Thurs&y. The incidents of arson against (he that, though Jews have often been together to act following such "acts of extend deepest sympathies to the fanniles of Police were stationed outside the McGe- ; sacrilege." Rebecca Scruton and Mark McGetrick. The "We weren't ready to say goocUiye. We Richman bad said earlier be planned to close bouses of worship, in which sacred isolat^ in the face of discrimination have a right to be angry^ Somody said. trick’s Danbury home to keep visitors away ; but that there remained a chance he would sell the 'Torahs were destroyed and the syn­ and persecution, the current situation “In no sense will such violence be Connecticut flag will remain at half-staff Thursday. tolerated by any member of ouir during the period o( nationwide mourning Mm, ei-rtiton's parenU^nd two brothers business. His wife said this morning the business agogues severely damaged, were “not differed in that Jews were not “belea­ was closed. an attack on the Jewish community, guered and alone.”' society,” be told the crowd. but on the community at large,” the He also pointed out that it remains He uMd bis response to the Kent rabbi had said earlier. uncertain whether the West Hartford State shootings during the Vietnam Kind«rgart«n daM addad During brief comments in the hour- acts were actually anti-Semitic or not. war and his reading of the history of Editor recalls Soviets’ WWII warning long ceremony, held in Center Ckmgre- If the arsons were anti-Semitic, the Nazi Germany as a background for his gatlonal Church, Rabbi Plavin and rabbi said, they were only so “as a message that the community must be Japanese surrender in Tokyo Bay, U.S. were American p ian ^ and tlUs was a About 14 more kindergarten students than “ever vigilant’ ’ against racial or ethnic NEW HAVEN — The Soviet Union deadly warning a ^ t our major ally In the expected showed up at Nathan Hale School several other speakers focused on the symptom of the sickness” of the warned American flyers at the close of fliers in northern Japan were warned to public’s unified response to the arsons. arsonist, who remains at large. violence. Defense, be said, lies in the stay clear of Russian air space near area," Leeney said. "It was a grim way to Wednesday and Tburaday, so administrators had action of “opening lines of communica­ World War II they would be shot down if launch the peace.” to, do some last-minute reshuffling of teachers The crowd, which listened, to the The Rev. Burbank, after quoting a they strayed through the area where a Sakhalin. and classrooms. As a result, the Nathan Hale speakers in respectful silence until Catholic theological text, said the tion.” Korean Jumbo Jet was downed, a retired South Korean officials said the Jumbo Jet kindergarten now has four, rather than three, applauding Rabbi Plavin, was drawn arsons were traceable, not only to "We must believe that we can newspaper editor has recalled. “Our air command group occupying the with 269 people aboard lost radio contact at classes, to accomodate a total of 78 students. from members of many religious faiths anti-Semitism, but to the predomi­ overcome” racism, discrimination, UPI photo naval air base of Hokkaido received a U.S. 3; 23 local time Thursday over the northern anti-Semitism and injustice, said Robert J. Leeney, editor emeritus of the One second grade class was cut out (class sites and comprised members of Manches­ nance of violence in society. Rabbi Plavin said he was Jackson Newspapers, said Thursday Amer­ Air Force message classified top secret and Japanese island of Hokkaido. were lowest in that grade), and that teacher is ter’s black conununity, parents with “If anti-Semitism exists,” said the Frank Smith in remarks that lasted The crew of Soviet Aeroflot flight that landed in Montreal ican fliers were warned that planes urgent," Leeney said. "It gave degrees of about a minute. "The perpetrators will moved by the widespread Thursday leaves the terminal after being after being rushed off unexpectedly teaching the new kindergarten children, the elderly, and many promi­ priest, ”it is because it exists in the straying into Siberian air space around latitude and longitude and said that planes In Tokyo, Japanese officials said it class now. A second grade classroom will house nent local politicians. minds of fools be Apprehended,’ ’ Smith said. . outrage throughout Man­ the planefollowing an annonymous threat todestroy the aircraft Sakhalin Island would be "shot down.” ' straying into Siberian air space/wdiikLte appeared that Soviet fighters, which are the new class of five-year-olds. Speakers included Mayor Stephen T. Barbara Baker told the crow d irf a chester when people in retaliation for the Soviet attack on a South Korean 747 in Leeney was a cryptographer and mes­ •shot down, repeat, show down.’ ' ^ based on Sakhalin about 850 miles north of “Nathan Hale is in a district where you have a Penny, Human Relations Commission KOCSIS, WHO said he was speaking trip to Israel.' j ^ sage center chief for the U.S. Air Force in Tokyo, had scrambled to Intercept the "I think it is time we acknowledge the' learned of the arson in West which 269 people were killed Wednesday. The flight Thursday lot of people moving in and out, and it's always vicfrchairman Louis Kocsis and the on behalf of Human Relations.C^mmis- newly occupied Japan. He said in late "The threat then was a shocker because airliner Just before it disappeared from hard to predict bow many students will show up Rev. Newell Curtis, pastor of the sion Chairman Rubin Fisher because debt we owe the Jews,” she said. _ Hartford. was the first Soviet arrivai since thd incident. September of 1945, within a month of the the only planes that could stray from Japan radar screens. the first day," said school superintendent James church where the ceremony was held. Fisher could not be present, said the P. Kennedy Thursday. Others were the Rev. James Meek, arsons were "indeed deplorable ac^. T \\ fjcrc can yon find W e a t h e r 8Urt« r«l«ctt part of plan Pohl lists poll workers 1 1 1154c S e l e c t i o n 2 Peopletalk The number of parking spaces planned in the Michael E. Potaf Thursday asked 1; Marcel R. Casavant, 169 Brookfield parklet at the Center will have to be reduced to l ine Q uality Connecticut today 30.00 i.77 Democratic Registrar Herbert S. Stev­ St. for District 10; Ann B. Carson, 111 two spaces for handicapped persons because the enson to appoint six persons of his Woodbridge St., for District 7; Joyce N. l ^ a y sunny and warm. Higha\n state has declined to accept the plan with four choice as workers in the Sept. 13 Farrell of 271 Briarwood Drive, Dis­ ACTIVE Occupational hazard the ndddle 80s. Southwest winds 10 •TON spaces. primary and Stevenson will make the trict 9; and Karen M. Lepak of 199 N. to 15 mph. Tonight fair. Lows near General Manager Robert B. Weiss reported on appointments. Elm St., for District 6. Mlml Sheraton, who has been eating out seven 60. Light southwest winds. Satur­ the change in a memorandum to the Board of •rhe request was the first made by Checkers in an election are paid $60 nights a week for the The New York Times, is day mostly sunny and hot. Highs Directors, which will be asked to consider Pohl, a Democratic^challange candi­ and machine tenders $4S. SWEATS quitting her job to write a book and go on a diet. around 90. Southwest winds 10 to20 approving the concept plan for the par||det at its date for a post oh "th% Board of The law also provides that towns can Miss Sheraton, the newspaper’s restaurant critic, mph. Outlook for Sunday sunny hot SAN mANcaoc meeting Tuesday. Eklucation, for represention among the pay unofficial checkers if they want to said, “I had really put on weight and it's not with highs in low 90s. Labor Day Director James F. Fogarty has questioned workers. \ do so, but Manchester has not chosen to healthy or attractive.” chance of showers. Highs in the devoting the space for four parking stalls to the He could, under the law, haV$~" do so. Apparently overweight is an occupational 80s. Southern Telephone Co. The stalls suggested names for moderators at the $ y 9 9 ? hazard. "Reviewing two restaurants a week for a LOWI9T would be accessible from the drive that runs west In the primary election there will be TIMPIIIATURte polls as well as other election workers, daily newspaper meant eating put seven nights a Air quality pSO of the phone company building. but did not do so. Any moderators he only two voting machine and two voting a t week and at least four lunches oh top of that.” she The plan was drawn by a consultant for the suggested would have to have been machine tenders at each polling place. said. The state Department of Envir­ phone company. It includes provision for a •The law now permits towns to have one onmental Protection forecast mod­ 70 certified by the office of the Secretary The book she plans to write while dieting will be two-way drive from the company parking lot to of State or their names would have to tender per machine instead of two and co-author^ by Alan King and titled "Is Salami erate air quality levels across FordAreet. have been offered 21 days before the Stevenson has chosen to save funds by and Egw Better Than Sex? The Memoirs of a Connecticut for today. The DEP having only one. He has also eliminated reported the ^same conditions 70 ^ EIZ3* election, in time for them to take the Happy E^ter.” The newspaper has not named UPI WIATHCR POTOCAST ^ Op«n house scheduled necessary state test. challengers as a economy measure. millie fr anyone to replace Miss Sheraton. statewide Thursday. Pohl did ask Thursday for the He said that for the Nov. 8 election, he National foracaat \ Open house will be held at the town’s new naming of five checkers and one will suggest to his Republican counter­ Pollen count Pi;obate Court at 66 Center St. Sept, 13 from 2 to machine tender. part, Fi^erick Peck, that the town use For period ending 7 a.m. EST Saturday. During Friday night, 4:30 p.m. The machine tender is Patricia A. only as many machine tenders at each XHiy Pay More? s The Hospital of St. Raphael The public is Invited to tour the offices and meet Whitcomb of 145 Loomis St, for voting polling place as there are. machines, Sympathetic chord reported the Connecticut pollen thundershowers will be expected In the Central Intermountain region town officials and the Probate Court staff. plus one extra for breaks or MA'JCHESTER PAJJKADE and the South Atlantic Coast sUtes. Elsewhere weather will remain district 6. The checkers are Genevieve You don’t have to be Jewish to hang out in count for today was 27 grains per The building, the Hall of Records, was once the L. Atkins of 148 Loomis St., for District emergencies. Manhattan’s Israeli nightclubs, as Robert cubic meter of air and the mold fair In general. Minimum temperatures Include: (maximum readings center of all town government activities gener­ GpUlanme, TV’s "Benson,” discovered when he spores were high. In parenthesis) Atlanta 68(82). 81(e«),\ Chicago 61(87). ally. Later it served as a court and police station. was a struggling uinger. Cleveland 61(86). Dallas 73(08). Duluth 61(82), Houston 71(02). StUl later it was used as offices of the finance He credits Shmiil Fenkka, owner ot one of the N

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5:00 P.M. aftd piKformers in the world of Mh« VNarta QuamiaaMn. IBB2. 12:48A.M. QD - MCMki 'PMuEa' A gM Deputy F ire Chief Riciterd Kane said entertainment. Rated R. mtnWd tp 6 lieb m n meets • r*. btBritf By VukORl Mosubone d - MOVIE; "D m Coiwbov an^ 8 - Over Hgra/RIr. PraiUsM a chunk of the Farmington Avenue O - Chapa! Hill Church I 8 - W|M n w il ToniBhts pro­ HBO awpoiaa the fUnnlar akla of oendy dkiweed deeter end dt> UnitEil Prtss InfErnotlonal tiM U d y - A caitle-ranct>er mar* gram Is 'ReeferMedneii.' (4 hre.) ddee he's For her. Juke Ctvietle, B rl^ e , the site of a multi-million dollar riea an heiress before she reahzes 0 - Hogan's Hsroas VVhha Houaa polMos. George C. Scott, Rtohenl Ctiem-. i i m 8 -FMllMlolFaHh HotpKalt Mt«Bear» I W E S T H A R TFO R D - WitnasMS ■'•y flood control project along Tro u t Brook what is happening. Gary Cooper. |S) - Mona^na 1:00 A.M. beriem. ‘1666. Merle Oberon. Walter Brennan. f l ) — Bporte .Tortlght HARTFORD gtato hooith expert! say moot a bridge under repair Just ’’gave way,” in West Hartford, gave way about 2; 45 9 ” Naws QD - M> M die PamHy 1938. 8 - PeHeule; ‘La Mu|er One CoBiMcUciit hoopltElB and ttaolr im v lte poUeots apparanfly without warning, killing p.m.. liropping two cement trucks & - Victory Oardan Friday CO-EoulTfnin o - 5:30P.M. Tue Ouidrea’ CraoeEn wra*tkMooadMiE«vomnMBt'«newpByni^plan one man and Injuring three others about IS to 20 feet below. 9 * Soledad Sene dramatics CO-Dinar UmRa O - Freggle Rock Visit the 8 - Twdight Zone 2:46 A.M. for Madlcsre radptoou. when two itemant triKks plunged nbmit ‘Hte four men were taken to the John Libertad Lamarque. - TwWghi Zena world of Fraggle Rock underneath 8 - Ruehteio Report 8 - MOVIE: 'RMi h Mfaet below. Dempsey Homitai in Farmington, the basement of an eccentric in* 9 - Entertainment Tonight "I ConnoiRicut many boipttal w ill have wini. 11:15 P.M. 0 - MOVIE: ‘Reman HoM m ’ Two woman In tite n c t, that Uioy ean p u t on to private Officials ware investigating the where George Mulligan, 57, of Middle- ventor. 9 - Bualnesa Report A lonely princata on holdty M l town, was pronounced dead on arrival.. - 6:00 P.M. j Bo (John Schneider. I.) and 8 - Top Rank from In lova with ■ nswtpapamwn. inairance companlu. Some will knve tome coilnpaa Thursdny of a aaction of the 7:30 P.M. LuKe (Tom Wopat) are out to Adantlo city. NJ Qragory Pack, Audrey Iwibum, lOBiBB, •lonnJohn TT. Lynch u id Thuradsy. Lynch la Farmington Avaoue Britlge — the 'Ilw injured were John Marino, 25, of GD 9 ) CG (S ® 9 .- News CD <- PM Magazine save Cooler's garage on ‘DIB 11:30P.M. Eddie A im . 1963 1961. RatadA viCB prBBktoiitMldont for rauarch at the Connecticut second fatal bridge fallnre in a Wethersfield; Antonio Estevez, 60, of 3 ) - Tlwee's Company CD ~ All In the Family DUKES OF HAZZARO. to air 8 - OaapadMa HospnBlI AfBodAMOcfotlon. two-month period. Windsor; and Albert Nesbitt, 04, of CD - S.W.A.T. ^ 1 QD - U.S. Open Hlghllghta West Hartford. ( P - Muppet Show Friday. Sept. 2 on CBS. TookTonight’s program prasente Mgh- 1:16A.M. 3:00 A.M. The newBw regulntiouren sat relmhurument ntOB A 100-foot oactionoftheMianus River QD - Lavema li Shlriay h Co. C D F a m ily Feud CHCCK LBTINOS FOh EXACT TIME Nghte of the day's tennie action gp-Mot H : '.tsequae Ernl for Medicare patientB for M7 tpedfle Ulneuu Bridge on Interatate 95 in Greenwich A hospital spokesman said Marino 8 - P.T. ■munVHu. OMEaa a K w and O - Inaido the NFL Special Q D -N e w s from the USTA National Tannit RIehard Klay hosts a took at the Wea^SSilMngS and proceduiei. gave way June tt, killing three people suffered minor injuries and was ( 9 - USA Cartoon Express Center, Fkiahlng Meadow-Corons caraar of thlt showman. . and injuring three others. William treated and released. Esteves was in 9 - ESPN's Inside Football Park, NV. 8 - NM stable cemdition with back pain and 9 - Qod's News 9 - Here/Mr. President O -M O V IE ; ■Entarthai«i4a' Keish, spokoaman for theatate Depait- ( G - Etanhy arid Hutch A Kung Fu warrior baltlaa agalntl MBHdnt* Economic M un bright internal injuries. Nesbitt also was 0 - BsMestar Qaisctka HBO exposes the funnier side of dvopiokaw up a Niohhik w and M e mant of Transportation, aaid the West White House politics, I C G - RooMord FHaa ^ odds to save a friend and defend stable with a fractured left hip, knee O IB ) - High Feather hla honor. Franco Ntro, Suaan ki kma wwith her. Stasy SpsM , HARTFORD - The sUto’s budget chief bat Hartford brititea was on a town road and 8 - Honaymoonars Moms Markham. and lacerated scalp. O - Reporter 41 o s - Sports Probe Gaorga. 1982. declared the 1933-M flscal year the “year of tho not under atew Jurisdiction. (gj) - Prime News Azul iiuntion ini(into the death of a poittician. 8 - Croaaflra 1973 Kane aaid the section of the bridge S - MOVIE; Chilly Scenes of GS - Zola Lavttt Live 8 -M O V »; -BwampTNnB' A ® ISS - MOVIE; 'Gray Lady J » ( 6(60 0 min.) - CEL For bel; E i M furplu,” predicting Connecticut will inap a Winter* A man spends a winter ( 9 ~ House Calls 9:00 P.M. 0 8 - T o n ^ Show John­ monalar rises from the murky 8 that collapsed was not open to commer­ Down' A U S . submarine is MOVIE; ‘Thank Ood. ITs CokunMe------at O m m *• ' tbreo-yur string of ileflcits. pursuir>g his married girlfriend. ny's guest Is Bob Ueckar. (60 watort of a Soulhafn swamp. cial traffic and the bridge was in the @ ) - Crossfire headed straight for disaster un­ CD CD - D»IUa j r.'s Cubsf^ A merriad couple disoov- John Heard, Mary Beth Hurt, min.j Louis Jourdan, Adrienne Rar- 8 - W gN PBghi Tonight'e pee- Anthony V . MiUino u id tho atsito ended the l u t less a team of Navy trouble deal sets up a string of events in­ ars the world of disco. Oonna process of being repaired to alleviate a T u r k Metcalf. 1979. Rated PG. ISI - M*A*S*H volving Bobby, Pam, Sue Ellen O - MOVIE: 'Prom MglR- Four baau. Rated PO. gram Is 'Rsater Madntas.' |4 In J f i a ^ year with a IM7.M million deficit, u d while MlanuB lawsuit shooters can save it and the Summer, The Commodores. flooding problem in the area. & m - MacNeil'Lehrer and Holly. (R) (60 min.) hidh achool .girla witfiaaa a 0 - Freemen Repeita It w u too u riy to mnko Rrm proJocUou for the a -M * A * S * H crew. Charlton Heston. David 1978 Rated PG. 1:30 A.M. “Two cement trucks went down. We Report friand'a daaih and find that ao- O - (lunemeke current flacal year, which n iu through June 36, ‘ 6:30 P.M. Carradine, Stacy Keach. CD ‘ Tba Marv Show 1 8 - MacNeU-Lshrsr Report maona haa diacovarad thak aa- C G - Sanford and Eon dslayed In court are not sure yet exactly what hap­ 9 ) - XharYtin’ Programs musi­ CD 9 - CaUbrity DaradavHa A 13M, he aaid u r iy forecasts of a s u rp lu would m - Robki'a Nest cal presentando la bella Charytin. 9 - MOVIE: 'Lost and Found' 8 - 2 4 Horse crat. LaaHe Nialtan, Jamla Lea O -M O V IE: ‘LootandFnumr pened,” Kane said. He aaid the A widower and a divorcee redis­ group of Hotlywocid personalities Curtia. 1980. AwldowerandadIvarceersdM. stand. GREENWICH (UPI) - A Superior C D -C B S News - Match Game cover the mishaps and makeups performs a series of fearless ex­ 8 - That’s HoNywood passenger section of the bridge would 8 - MOVIE: -Fast Thnas at 8 - MOVIE; ‘The Sky OraBOn' cover the mishapa and makaupe Tho I47.M million deficit for the 1932-13 fiscal Court Judge put off action on a suit to 09) - Barney Miller 9 - Bamoy Miller of married life. Glenda Jackson, ploits (R) (2 hrs.) IB) - Hawks Eyevtew Rkfgainont High* Taanagara clla- of married Sta. GItndi Jackson. be closed to all traffic until it was George Segal. 1978. Rated PG. Charka Chan and son find murder George SegW. IB7B. Reied FQ. year, which ended Jum S3, was shout 9U.S ban trucks and buses from detouring ( 9 - Medicel Attematives - People's Court 9 - dint Bakkar 10:30 P.M. covar booza, aax arKi tham- on a plana. Roland Wbitara, Kaye milUon leu th u included in tho budget and tax around the Mian us River bridge after deemed safe. O d - NBC News 9 ) - Washington Week/ - Fourth Estata aalvaa. Saan Pann, Phoaba Luka. 1949 3:30A.M. Several witnesses said they beard the 8:00 P.M. Review Paul Duke is joined by QD - KInar Komar Cates, Ray Walston. Rated R. package for the 1933-34 fiscal year to cover the state oHtdBls announced the bridge 9 - MOVIE: XharHe Chan and (g ) - Inside Buslnata Today 8 - Voice et Faith bridge collapse and rushed to the CD CD - CBS News Special top Washington journalists ana­ (33)-N e w t 8 - MOVIE: 'OMsal Ooas 1:46 A.M. prevhms year’s sborttall. will reopen to heavy traffic next the Cursa of the Oregon Queen' lyzing the week's news. 9:30 P.M. construction site. Charlie Chan frails a maniacal San CD " PM Magazine 8 - Thet'e Hollywood Hawaiian' Gidgat, on a Hawaiian 8 - ppottaCsfitar 4:00 A.M. week. ”1 was sitting here working. 1 heard 9 - ^ O V I E : 'Reda' A journalist vacation, finds a group of lads Frartcisco killer. Peter Ustinov. CD 9 - Benson Benson and 9 ~ MOVIE: 'Barbarota' An 8 - Buelnass Report - Transportation Commissioner J. and a feminist experience the vying for her affoctions-untll her 2:00 A.M. 0 yelling and ran out. It all happenet^ in Artgie Dickirtson. Rated PG. . Clayton discover that they could aging bandit-hero befriends a - IndopondorM Network OOP movM for chango William Burns said the bridge’s two Bolshevik Revolution in Russia. farm boy on the run. Willie Nel­ 8 boyfriend arrives. Jamas Darren, C G - Tom Cotda Show one second. One second the truck was 9 - Untamed World be related to each other (R) Naws eastbound lanes, including the tempor­ [Closed Captioned) Warren Beatty. Diane Keaton son, Gary Busey. Rated PG. Michael CaEan, Deborah Willay. CO - Amarloa'a Top Tan HARTFORD — It took a Republican study there and the next It Was gone,” said 9 - Notidero Naclonal SIN Rated PG. (B ) - Mark RuaaaM Comady 1961. 4:1BA.M. ary span across the gap left when part ( D 9 - Major League- 9 - Connecticut Lawmakers < G - Tom Coltlo Up Ctoaa commlttu leu th u o u hour of its first meeting Mike Gorman of Modern Tire Inc. in Noticias rtacionales con Guillermo O ) - MOVIE; The Ox-Bow Spae. Mark Russall praaanta his A rM p h tH n ^ QD - MOVIE: 'A Man CaEBd to recommend ■treoping ebangu that would open of the briilge oollapsod June 29, would Restrepo. : Sen Diego at New 9 - GaArial y Qabriala own special brand of political aa- CG - Joo PianWin Show OannaN’ A cowboy drifter unwSF West Hartford, located next to the York Meta Irtddent' A mob, in search of a GO P nomfoating prtanarin to the stato'e reopen to trucks and buses Sept. 10. killer, tracks down and executes (@) - State Wa'ra In tire. i 12:00 A.M. 8 -Beat of Midnight SpoaWa Inglytakas.abtMhvoungEaslaiv construction site. dD - MOVIE: 'Top of the Hill' ner for a sidekick and taschas hU half-million uMfOliated voters. Attorney Thomas M. Conroy, an 9 - ABC News three innocent men Henry Fonda, 10:45 P.M. C G - Hawaii FIva-O - ESPN-a bialdo PoodME ’’The guy in the cement truck Just fell - CFL Football: British 10:00 P.M. 8 the art of bsbw a ssaaonsd cow­ attorney for the residents filing the (S) Dana Andrews, Anthony Quinn 8 - Reporter 41 C G - MOVIE: 'Patrieh' A man The study committu Thursday informally out... I think be was dead. The water IB)-Or. Who Columbia at Ottawa — ■ 1943 CG CG - Felcon Greet Angela 8 - U.S.Opan Tannit boy. Tony Frandoea. Mteheel agreed to endoru tho call by Son. Lowell Weicker ■ult, said Jufige Robert L. Levisten Investigaies Richard Channing'a with paychokinatic power It be­ wiMiiplofiahip Sarrailn, Susan Oivar. 19B6. was going over him. The other guys’ Doctors 11:00P.M. the hearing because of 7:00 P.M. 9 - MOVIE: 'Young 8:30 P.M. paat while the Agretti murderer lieved to bo insana. Sir Robert J r „ R-Conn„ to open the party’s p rim a rin to In Love' City Hospital becomes a (G CG CG 8 8 8 - Nows 8 - Sunday at the KkiB-a faces were covered with blood,” he GD - CBS Nsws crxntnues to plague Falcon Cratt. Helpmann. 1978. announcement, and that hia haven for the lovesick in this par­ CD ~ HMith Boat House 4:30A.M. aoMmd deuce '

aw U - M ANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 2, 1983

Advice Most in areas TV of future: Husband Is angry drop-out will get cable zoom, freeze, Injwo years split screen from wife’s class reunion Questions arise for fall Contlnoetl Irom page 11 The start of the 1983 scholastic season Is a short ballet, opera, symphony, drama. By Joints Carbon# DEAR ABBY; Last on how to be a good wife, two weeks away and there are questions which • Cinemax, Home Box Offlpe, Home Theater Unittd F r t t i Intornotlonol need answering. Some of the queries, and the July, my wife and I went followed by 10 tips on how Network, Movie Channel, Showtime, Spotlite: to be a good husband. needed responses arb; -* to a small town in Minne­ Movies and special features (concerts, live In the near future, sports fans may have to shell out Thoughts sota to attend her 30th How about inviting your • Who will do the scoring for East Catholic dram a). $10 to watch the Super Bowl on home television. They young readers to submit ' soccer? Colin Doran, hub of the Eagle offense for high school reunion. This • Disney Channel: Cartoon, kiddie program­ will view the gam e on a screen that will zoom in on the ApLENty Dear Abby their 10 tips on how to be a three years, has token his wares to neighboring was the first class reunion ming, and Disney-produoed features and movies quarterback and freeze the frame as he's bein| Len Auster, I had ever attended, and it good son or daughter? ' Manchester Cofnmunity College and his void is a 16 hours a day. chased by a linebacker. Abigail Van Buren That would not only major one. East has a capable goalie in senior Herald Sportswriter will be my last. • Pay-per-\dew channel: Vou pay a flat fee in A push of a remote control button will enable the On our arrival we were make interesting reading, Jeff Riggs. But who is going to fill the net at the advance to watch special pro|mmmlng (con­ viewer to watch on a split screen as the quarterback is met by a lady with a big but it would tell us some­ other end'of the field? certs, Broadway shows, etc.) ^ sacked, and as a center of a basketball team slam smile who took my $30 for thing about the younger • Who is going to do the scoring for Manchester • Playboy Channel: Films, features and skits, dunks a basket on another channel. the dinner and said, generation. High soccer? Jay Hedlund, lone double-di|dt from the slightly risque to the mildly pornogra­ Pay for view, split screen and freeze-frame are just “Thank .you.” That was OLD-TIMER scorer for the ’82 CCIL champion Indiana has the direction of Sal Mangifico, are minus Felicia phic. Playboy’s "sex is fun, if it feels good do it” three of the terms that television viewers will become the only time anybody have a good time with a American Red Cross Dis­ graduated, and he, too, must be replaced. A Falkowski, who has transferred to Manchester theme is omnipresent. fam iliar with in the next five years, according to other than my wife spoke bunch of strangers, but aster Committee in your D E AR OLD-TIM ER: A m ajor threat must emerge. Like crosstown East, High, hut lots of talent remains. And can East, • USA Sports Channel; Hartford Whalers television experts. to me. I tried on four you could have been a name, Abby. It puts its great ideal Children? the Indians are set in goal with two-year starter successful in itsclass, go after powerful Montville hockey. New York Mets baseball, soccer, and Television viewers who don’t subscribe to cable Chris Petersen. The defense Is solid, if Eric High in the state Open? separate occasions to talk good sport and sat with money to good use. D E AR ABBY: The pho­ general sports programming. may find that programs they used to get for free on Wallert isn’t moved up from sweeperback to help • Can UConn soccer find some offense? Coach to people, but they turned your wife at the banquet. ARTHUR tographer in Fort Myers, network television will no longer be available. the offense. But who is going to provide the Joe Morrone’s Huskies have always been able to their backs on me. Your conspicuous ab­ IN NEW HAMPSHIRE Fla., wanted to know why Last alternative to cable “ There's no question in my mind that 10 years down offense? > defend. Twenty-five goals against in 25 games I’m an average-looking sence at the table proba­ lovers always close their the pike that events like the Superbowl and even • What kind of football team will Manchester last year is solid testimony.*But can another man, quiet by nature, but bly embarrassed her. (To DEAR ARTHUR: You eyes while kissing. Ob­ Satellite dishes perhaps the World Series will be pay for view,” said High field? The Indians went 3-0-2 the first five Pedro DeBrito or Elvis Ctomrie come forward to I don't have leprosy. I quote myself: “ When you just made a deal. But let viously the purpose is to If you can afford the initial investment, about William Finneran, head of the New York State Cable weeks a year ago under since retired Mike lead UConn’s one sore spot? finally felt I had had pick a lemon, make me add that the cost of shut out other distractions $2,000 to $9,000 excluding installation, a disc will Television Commission. Simmons. He used a Wishbone. New coach Ron enough of these rude lemonade.” ) burying a pet is nowhere so that the ecstasy o f the get you a much greater variety o f stations than Finneran, whose agency regulates the cable Cournoyer plans another system. But who will These are Just a few of the questions that are people, so I went out and Some general advice; near what the cat lover moment may be full and what’s available on cable without a monthly Industry in New York, said equipment called the direct it? And will there be enough beef to open coming up this fall. sat in the lobby. I didn't Never drag a reluctant spent. complete. surcharge. You can also pick up pay channels like addressable converter will revolqtionize the cable tbe holes for the running backs? Some will be answered. Others will remain, and feel like eating, so I found spouse to a class reunion. Peggy Morris, the man­ I, too, am a profes- HBO for frM, although it’s technically illegal to industry by offering more viewing options to cable • Who is going to take the place of Rich remain, and.... my wife and told her I'd be ager of Pet Haven Ceme­ stional photographer, but do so. subscribers. Kucinskas at East Catholic? T h e. All-State waiting for her in the DEAR ABBY: In refer­ tery in Gardena, Calif., my problem is not For best reception, a dish has to be set up so it lobby when the banquet ence to the man who spent wrote to say that the basic has an unobstructed view of the horison at an 11 gridder was a force at defensive tackle for the whether couples close THROUGH THB CONVERTER^qcable c^patfy^ Midget football' was over. $2,500 for a cat’s funeral, cost for complete burial degree angle from the ground, which means you Eagle gridders, whoearnedashareofthe ’82HCC their eyes, but how to get can give a subscriber prem ium nrogranfiiing such as My wife is still mad at then another $1,200 to service with a satin-lined might Have to.cutdown a few trees in your yard to crown with a school-record five shutouts. But can Manchester Midget Football League begins its them to shut their a Home Box Office, Cinemax oraapecial event such me for skipping the have the cat dug up and casket is $240 — and even make it work right. Also, some towns have zoning Kucinskas, a scholarship athlete at UConn, and 29th season on Friday night. Sept. 16 at Mt. Nebo. mouths! In recent years, as a boxing match simply by pushing a few buttons. It dinner, but Abby, those moved across the the fanciest special-order '.ordinances forbidding die installation of discs linebacker Vito Perrone, also on scholarship at The Spring Street facility, by the way, is getting a it seems that more and eliminates the need for the cable company to send out poeple really hurt my country: * casket would not bring the within view of the street and neighbdriiig houses. UMass, be sufficiently replaced? East has a mini-face lift and new lights are being installed more bridal couples try to a technician to your home. quality running back in Doug Post, a l,IXK>-yard feelings. Please You should have given total to $500. "swallow” each other The question is, how much is it worth to you to around the gridiron. Word is the lighting will be Finneran said this technology will result in people runner a year ago. But who is going to provide the considerably improved. comment. him your standard Ms. Morris wrote: “ We while kissing. This is j j y

4E»« Mike Dirnaia 3783-70 Men's 400 meter hurdles— 1, Edwin Bejines in critical condition Twint II, RM Si x 0 NalionilLNgue 3683-70 Moses, U.S. 46.74. X David Leo, U.S., Mike Holland Cubi8,RMto1 Lorry RInker 388V70 49.02. 3, DIa Bo Amodou, Senegal, 49J)X PlrstOame 3484-70 A Luca Cost, , 5185. 5, Prance Basejiall Golf eooerv 3*84-70 Rudl, Italy, 9189. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Fran­ barrage of punches to open the 12th rium ring. He died several weeks "There can be no celebrating MINNflIOTA B06TON fBrllM 01 CHICAGO CIACINNATI ggagggaaagegaaagggggag Ctarence Rose 3989-70 Men's pole vault— 1, Thierry Vigneron, cisco "Kiko” Bejines, the World round Thursday night and stag­ later without regaining until we find out that he's going to 0 Brown ct 9 0 1 0 Remy 2b ObrhM ObrhM Dewitt W 3387-70 Prance, 19-1'A (world record).2,Todeusz Boxing Council’s No. 3 ranked gered Bejines. Then, 33 second consciousness. be O K ," Davila said. Costlno 2b 9 0 1 0 Barrett 2b Sondbrg 2b 4 0 1 1 Redus It 4 0 0 0 Dm HoUdorsixi Hall 3989-70 Slusorskl. , 1*4'/>. 3, Po- Bowa ss 4 0 0 0 Hume p 0 0 0 0 Staven 3783-70 trlck into the final roundi Davila landed Dr. B em ardt. Schwpru, the -Bejines, one of three boxing ImlMlI ItHHilnoS Hatcher If 9 0 2 0 B o o o s ^ Csuntry Club bantamweight, suffered severe Hrbek 1b 9 110 R lw / ir Hall d 4 0 0 0 Walker rf 4 0 0 0 BUI MurdUnson 3*84-70 Abodo, Prance, 1*0'/>. 4, Jett Bucking­ brain damage in a brutal pummel­ a stunning left-right combination Olympic Apditorium's ringside brothers who have built a large Cev 3b 4 0 10 Concbdi ts 4 0 0 0 Pollowing are the starting times and Joe Inman 393*71 ham, U.S., 178%. 5, Viktor Drechsel, Cnele c 5 2 2 0,Jttm ls airings for the Member-Member Golf physician Who watched both fights, following in Los Angeles, hadn't AMUIICAM LIA O U I Bum dh 5 2 3 1 Armas cf Vervzer 3b 0 0 0 0 Drlettn lb 4 0 1 0 Mike Reid 378*71 Italy 178%. ling he absorbed by Alberto to Bejines' chin. He toppled Moreind rf 2 1 1 0 Hothldr d 3 1 1 0 ?ournonwnt at the Manchester Coun­ 378*71 Men's 3800 meters— 1, Alberto Cova, backwards and was counted out. said Bejines appeared in similar fought since last August 13 when he Ooettl 3b 2 2 0 1 Miller rt Davila, who captured the WBC’s W L Pet. OB Bmnsky rf 9 3 3 4 Ystrzm dh Buckner If 4 1 2 1 Oeeter 3b 3 0 10 try Club Soturday, Sept. 3, and Jim Booros 378*71 Italy, 7:4782. X Wodalo Bultl, Ethiopia. condition to Owen as he was suffered a dislocated elbow and Woods If 0 0 0 0 Etotky 3b 2 0 1 1 Monday, Sept. 5: Boo Glldor 3*8*71 7:4681.3, GIdemus Shohonga, Tonzonki, bantamweight championship. 77 n J R — Posdo ts 4 113 Stopleln lb 4 0 I 4:30-Marlarty, Cyr, Garden, Pohev. He regained consciousness carried from the ring. 7S S7 JM 3 Allsnton c 4 0 ' AAortInz 1b 4 I 2 1 Bllordsll c 3 0 0 0 Pa Undsov 3683-71 7:4*84. 4, Adunga Lema, Ethlopki,'> Bejines, 23, was transferred badly beaten by Ekigard Davis c 4 0 3 0 Williams If 1 0 0 0 4:38-Mahor, Plnnegon, Gannon, Butch Baird 393*71 7:50.24. 5, AAorlono Scortezzlnl, Italy, briefly and tried to get up, but lost "He was in very bad shape,” 7S 97 JM 3 Hoffmn ss 3 0 0 0 early today by helicopter from Roman at th e Olympic 73 SI .957 4'A Jurok ss 0 0 0 0 Ruthven 0 2 0 0 Q Berenyl p 3 0 0 0 Dlttmon. Grog Powers 3*3*71 7:5087. his balance and toppled to the Schwartz said of Bejines. Smith p 1 0 0 0 Chrlstms c 1 0 0 0 4;45-Gozzo, Polughl, McKee, Tom Purtzer 378*71 Men's high lump— 1, Pronck Verzy, California Hospital to the emer­ Auditorium. 73 a .941 «>A Tstals 41 It M It TetoH 31 • 9 I Oleksinskl. canvas again. As his handlers Referee Waldemar Schmidt of 44 70 J7I 19 MllNISSOta 0 »2I34IO -1I Totals 33 3 9 3 TotaN 36 1 4 1 Lee Trevino 368*71 Prance, 78'/> (otter tiebreaker). X gency ward at County-USC Medi­ Chlcogo 616666166-3 4:92-Eneberg, Prochntak, L.GIgllo, BUI Britton 398*71 AAorco Tomberl, Italy, 78V^. 3, Dwight , working his 46th title Davila, 29, of Pomona, Calif., • 74 J33 21 Besten N IM M M — o cal Center without regaining con­ helped th^emi-conscious fighter Oomewlnnlna RBI— Brunansky (14). CIndnnall OM 666 666—I P.Sulllvan. Rex Caldwell 308*71 Stones, U.S.,78Vi.4,(^loThraenhrunansky2 (ZD, Poedo (1). Davis, Oester. HR— Martinez (4). SB— Tracy. PhlJ Hdndock 3*3*71 that he was that badly hurt at firsti the ring for a fourth and final shot Sandberg (31), Householder (9). 7:20-Murray, Watson, Sodden, Plynn. Allen Miller 393*71 One physician who refused to Bejines with ammonia capsules 41 n JS9 il'A SP-Gosttl. 7;27-Glguoro, Smith, Hunt, Pickens. at the crown in the 118-pound MlfHMMta M 77 MO 19 IP N R RRBBSO Ruthven. SF— Etosky.Y- Rafael Alarcon 368-71 identify himself while accompany­ failed and he was rushed from the It surprised me when he couldn’i fMttlS IP H m i l M S O 7:34-Larrv P., GIno P., D.DeNIcolo, Jeff Mitchell I 3*8*71 division. He got his chance when ___S1 12 JI3 29 fvminvwiQ ing Bejines out of California Olympic Auditorium on a stretcher lift his gloves off the canvas when UPI phoio TtMNSBeVS RSMIlt Wlllolms (W 10-12)9 9 0 0 4 2 Oiloopo Schilling. DovN Peoples 3*8*71 and taken to California Hpspital he was trying to get up.” WBC champ was Toronto 9, Boltlmwo3 Rthvn (W 11-10 J 18 4 1 1 0 4 7:41-Bottaro, Aide D., Teets, Warren. Mike Sullivan 3*37-71 Hospital to the helicopter told Smith (S 23) 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 3 7:46-R.Gordan, Wilson, B.Sulllvan, Lorry Ziegler 3*3*71 Tennis and later to County-USC. Davila, along with his manager stripped of the title after he was MlnnMoto 11, BottonO, liteomt Ecksrsley (L 7-11) 4 10 7 7 1 4 reporters the fighter from Guada­ Bantamweight Francisco 'Kiko' Bejines is carred from Boston 9, MlnnMOto 3,2nd eomo Aponte 3 4 4 4 1 0 CIndnnall P.Sulllvan. Richard Zokol 3*8*71 Two years ago, Johnny Owens of Benny Georgino, went imme­ unable to defend it because dt Berenyl (L 4-14) 6 6 3 3 2 7 7:55-Kazlovlch, Vonderkall, Bogglnl, Mick Soil 37-3*72 ggaaggogagga********** lajara, , had sustained Detroit 9, Texas 0 WP— Williams. T— 2:13. MIstrstta. Wales was badly beaten in a title diately to the hospital to await injuries sustained in a motorcycle the ring after being knocked out by Alberto Davila in CMoobo II, Konsos aty 0 Hume 110011 Scott Hoch 3*3*72 "severe dam age" to his brain. Oakland 2, New York 0 T— 2:13. A— 10,127. 8:09-Banadlez, McCarthy, Wodos, Rick Price 3*8*72 Davila unleashed a thunderous fight in the same Olympic Audito­ word on Bejines’ condition. crash in Mexico earlier this year. W BC title bout. Bejines was listed in critical conditiorL* RMl8ox0,Twlns8 R.Macalono. Joe Tesorl 378*72 P rides Oomss 8:14-Llnnon, Morllne, Schotta, Wood. U.8. Opsn rasults CAHt Ii m s BOT) PhlHlM4,6lints2 Mark Coward 378*72 Detroit (Wilcox 68 and Bersneuer 7-4) 8:23-Po(Kinl, RosoHo, Tarca, Martin. Thomas Gray 378*72 .1 Toronto (Leal 11-10 and Acker 3-1), 1 Second Gome 8:30-Hlckey, McMullen, StepanskI, Gory McCord 3*8*72 At Now York, sept. I f:30 p.m. MINNESOTA BOSTON SAN PRANCISCO PHILADELPHIA H.(tardella. (taler Jones 1378*72 IHon's Sbiglos obrhM abrhM 8:37-B.Brpwn, B.Sulllvan, B.LoCho- Sle4)jj:l9pjn. DBrown cf 5 1 2 0 Remy 2b 3 2 10 LeMostr u 4 I 1 0 Samuel 2b 4 1 1 o pelle, E.Show. Rick Pearson 37-3*72 os Oty (Mlttorff 104) at Texas Poedo ss 4 110 Boggs 3b 2 2 2 2 Bergmn 1b 4 0 2 0 Motthws If 4 1 2 2 8:44-Backlel, Burger, Groff, Calvin Peete 37-3*72 GItlln, Endno, (tallf., *4, *1, *2; Brkm Hotdisr It 3 0 0 0 Rice It 9 12 1 Greenfield. VOnco Heather 398*72 Gottfried, Baltimore, Md., def. (HouohI )1-t2ltJ;3Spj Bmnsk dh 3 1 1 0 Armos d 4 0 2 4 NIcoslo ph 1 0 0 0 GGross If 0 0 0 0 8;51-Robldoux, Robldoux, Dexler, BoHlm. ______n 08) at Minnesota Clark rt 4 12 1 Schmidt 3b 3 0 1 0 Rolph LcxKlrum 398*72 Tim Ooettl 3b 3 0 2 2 Miller rf 9 110 Buccherl. Craig Stodler 398*72 Mayotte, Springfield, Mass., 78, 28,7-5, (Viola 7-11). i;35p,m. Evans 3b 3 0 11 Perez 1b 2 0 0 1 *2; John SadrI, Charlotte, N.C.,def. Stan Milwaukee (Porter 44) at (taliramla Kuntz rt 3 0 0 0 Ystrzm dh 2 0 0 0 Leonard If 4 0 1 0 Hernndz p 0 0 0 0 6 ;S8-D.Davls, DIPIetro, Tanguov, D > . Wolbring ^ 3*8*72 Uligsr 1b 4 0 10 Evans dh 3 0 0 0 Borgldo. Donnie Hemmond,-'^ 3*3*72 Smith, Hilton Hood Island, S.C., 78,48, Lillis pulls right string (Porsch 11-9), M:30 p.m. Wshnot 2b 3 0 0 0 Gsdmon c 3 0 0 0 Yonobld 2b 4 0 1 0 (tarcio ph 0 0 0 0 9;12-D.Morshall, Rancorrel, Mcx-tln, 78. New York (Pontsnot 42) at Seattle COavIt d 4 0 1 0 Hollond p 0 0 0 0 Mark Coloovecchta 398*72 Loudner c 4 0 0 0 Stapistn 1b 3 1 1 0 Porte. Ron Dunham 378*73 S#CMMI ROMHd (YounolO-12),lO:3Sp.m. Brenlv c 2 0 0 0 Lezeono rf 3 1 0 0 GeneMover (ID.Woodmere, N.Y.,def. Oevetand (Sorensen 09) at Ooklond Hoffmn ss 2 2 1 0 Hammkr p.3 0 0 0 Maddox d 4 0 1 1 9:I9-Whelan, B.Leone, Edwards. Steve Hart 3*37-73 31 3 7 2 ToMN 32 9 10 6 9:24-Denz, Zwick, Poster, Evelhoch. Andy North 4i-3*ra ChrNto Stevn,-South Africa, *4, *1. 28, In other NL games, Philadelphia downed San (Helmuller 08), 10:39 p.m. 966 666 126— 3 Barr p 0 0 0 0 Diaz c 3 0 0 0 *4, *2; Heinz Gunthardt, SwUzerland, Bv AAlke Barnes Samrdev'e Oomee Welimn ph 1 0 0 0 DeJesus ts 2 0 1 0 •9:33-Curtls, Welman, (tarvev. King. Dove Rogon 3*8*73 Francisco 4-2, Montreal beat Los Angeles 8-3, Chicago _____ I412M66X— 9 9:40-MacParland, Zemke, Klernan, def. Eric Fromm, Glen Hood, N.Y., *X UPI Sports Writer Detroit at Toronto Gcxnewlnnlne RBI — Arnras (6). (taeltl p 1 0 0 0 Davis. *4, *4,44; Mark Dickson, Tampa, Fla., defeated Cincinnati 3-1 and St. Louis blasted Atlanta Chicago at Boston Sanchz ph 1 1 1 0 DP— Minnesota I, Boston 2. LOB— Rote 1b 10 0 0 9:47-J.Herdlc, J.Solatia, Lomba, def. Mel Purcell, Murray, Ky., *8, *X * Kevin Bass took one swing of his magic wand and 8-3. BoHtmore at Minnesota Mlnnssota7,Boston9.2B— Boggs.Mlllsr, DovIcNon. 4; Jimmy Connors (3). Belleville, III., aeverand at Oakland Rios, Armas, Brunansky, (taettl. 3B— TotaN 34 2 9 2 TetaN 36 4 7 4 9:S4-Hlllnskl, Prior, J.Everett, def. Thomas Hogdedt, Sweden, *1, *X transformed Houston manager Bob Lillis from a goat Phillies 4, Giants 2 Kansas City at Texas, X twlilohl Stapiston. SP— Armas. Son Prandtee > 101666 660— 2 R.SImmons. Track 48; John Uovd, Britain, def. Jose into a genius. At Philadelphia, Gary Matthews doubled home two Milwaukee at Colltomla, n W PhllodelpMa 0W 636 66X— 4 New York ert Seattle, night IP H R RRBBSO Game-Winning RBI — Matthews 10:08-Moran, Lowry, Atamlan, Hlweras (10), , *8,44,78. Bass, pinch hitting for starter Nolan Ryan, lashed a runs to highlight a thPee-run fifth, helping rookie Tony Sander. •••••••••••••••••••••• DWIe VNser, South Africa, def. Derek NATtONALLBAOUR Lysndr (L 4-11)2 28 7 4 9 3 2 ( 1). 10;19-Mutty, Donovan, Gllllgan, Bllsh. Torr, South Africa, 78, *1, 78; Greg bases-loaded two-out triple amid a chorus of boos in ' Ghelfi win his first major-league start and lifting the O'Connor 1 18 3 3 3 5 1 E— Samuel. LOB— San Piondtco 10:22-Rosenthal, Novak, Herman, Holmes, Danville, Calif., def. Hons. the seventh inning Thursday to spark the Astros to a . Phillies into a flrst-place tie. Waltsrs 3 0 0 0 1 1 9, Zanis. Goldtn Boll m ulti SImonsson, Sweden, *X *1, 48; Eliot Pittsburgh Whitshouse 1 0 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 5. 2B— Maddox, 3-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. And with the Phlladsiphia Clark, I0:29-Haves, Schaffer, Ahn, Glorgettl. Teltscher (14),Sebrlng, Pla.,det. Sammy Matthews, Youngblood. SB— 10:34-Roche, Pox, R.DeNIcolo, Glbffimalva, Houston, Texas, *2,48, *7, triumph, the N L West welcomed a new contender. Expos 8, Dodgers 3 Montreal Olsda (W 7-7) 718 4 3 3 4 3 LIpInskl. At Remo, Sept. I *8 , *2; Pot Cash, Australia, dot. Glen St. LouN Matthews Women's high lump— i, LouNe Ritter, With the Dodgers and Braves losing, the Astros At Montreal, Gary Carter drove in two runs and OUcaoo Cieor 1X3 1 0 0 1 3 (13). S— (tarda. SP— Perez. 10:43-Lance, Battalino, Wilson, 1- ^ , Lot Mldilbata, Canada, *4, 18, 78, *4; moved to within six games of first-place Los Angeles O'Connor pitched to three batters In IP H RRR BBSO Elsenberg. U.S., *7A games of Atlanta for the second spot. Expos to within a half-game of first in the N L East. S(Mi Pnmdsco PB— Laudner. T — 2:27. A— 16,640. Hammakr (L 108) 7 7 4 4 3 4 10:57-Shennlng, Vonnard, Clrlno, DInl, Italv, *1. X McKvs Ewtxile Epe, Anders Jorryd, Sweden, def. Steve Ryan and Frank DiPino combined on a three-hitter, Jeff Reardon pitched 1 1-3 innings for his 20th save. lAS Angslss 77 54 J79 — Anderson. Pronee, M l. Melster, North MIomI Beach, Ro.,*4,* Atlanta^:* 74 91 J47 IVi Barr 1 0 0 0 0 0 11:04-Melton, Norwood, McCorfhy, Mon’sSOO meters— 1, Dqyld Mock, U .$., 7, *4, *7, 48; Bruce Manson, Port with DiPino retiring the final six batters for his 14th Rick Honeycutt, 2-1, took the loss. Houston 71 43 J34 4 Philadelphia A‘t2.Yanl(NtO (taeiri (W 18) 5 7 2 2 4 4 Turner. ,, 1:4S.79. X Peter Hellvel, B ^ l n , 1:44J)5. Worth, Texas, def. Torrtos SmId, save. Cubs 3, Reds 1 tan Diego 44 49 JI9 12 11:11-Kave, McNomora, Smith, Rick. X Cotomon Trabodo, S ^ n , t:448X A Czechoslovakia, 48, *8, 7-5, 38, *4; tan Prondsco 43 71 J70 14W Hernandez 3 2 0 0 0 3 11:16-Plaeeo, Vlllamizar, Palmer, Rob Druppers, . HolMhd, 1:4485. X (Julllermo Vitas (9), Argentina, def. Tom “ Nobody in this locker room believes we are out of At Cincinnati, Dick Ruthven, 11-10, and Lee Smith czndnnail 41 74 492 17 NBW YORK OAKLAND Holland (S 17) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Hammoker pitched to 1 batter In 6th. Heonev. ar Nyong, SeneM, 1H4 JX Coin, Richmond, Va., *7, *8, 48, 28, * it,” Lillis said. "Now, I realize we have to win a lot of combined on a four-hitter and rookie Carmelo Tbyrsdey's Results abrhM obrhM 11:25-Allen, Grant. Hunnitord, I's 600 meters (Second Series)— 1, X ballgames this month but it’s possible.” Martinez hit his fourth homer to lead the Cubs. Smith Houston X Plttsbui^O Rndiph 2b 3 0 1 0 Hendrsn It 3 Balk— 1 Gheltl. 1 Hammoker.0 T— 2:47. A— DelMostro. HundoI MeiNrsa, Effdopta, 1:47JX X Philadelphia 4, Son Pm dsco 2 Griffev 1b 3 0 0 0 Almon 1b 4 0 12 14822. Women's Single* The Astros opened the seventh off Cecilio Guante, pitched 1 -2-3 innings of hitless relief for his 11:32-lrlsh, Tomkiel, Kelly, Oevanov. Mark Boleor, U-S.‘ 1:4 Spyros Montrsol 6, Los Anoeiss 3 , Winfield If 4 0 0 0 Heath c 4 0 10 11;39-Nordeen, Wlgren, McMahan, Spyru, (taeece, 1:46J7. A Stetono Martina Navratilova (l), Dallas, def. 2-2, with a single by Jose Cruz and walks by Ray league-leading 23rd save. Oiloogo 3, andnnotl 1 Nettles 3b 2 0 0 0 Brrghs dh 4 0 0 0 Expot8,Dodgers3 Lansberg. Cecchinl. Italy, 1:46J7. 5, RIccardo Emllso RaponI Lonoo, Argentina, *1,*0; Knigiitt and Denny Walling. When Bass came to plate Cardinals 8, Braves 3 - St. Louis 6, Atlanta 3 GomMs dh 4 0 0 0 Murphy d 4 0 0 0 1l;44-Thomas, Jacobson, (tatzlewicz, Moterozzl, Italy, 1:46.96. Wendy Turntwll (4), Australia, def. PrMgy’s Oomss Mttnglv rf 4 0 1 0 Hill ss 3 0 0 0 two out later, he was booed lustily by the crowd of At Atlanta, Darrell Porter pounded out three Grombeck. Women's 100 meter*— 1, Grace Jock- SlMTon WaNh, Novoto, Calif., * X *8; (All Times RDT) SmolTsv ss 4 0 1 0 Davis rf 10 0 0 LOS ANGELES MONTREAL 1l:53-C.Johnson, WItsoll. son, Kathlsen Horvath, luirao,Ra.,det.Pelra 7,645, apparently because he was batting for the doubles to pace a 17-hit attack and drove in two runs — Houston (M. Scott 04) at Chlcogo Moreno cf 3 0 0 0 Phillips 2b 1 1 1 O ObrhM ObrhM Jamal ca, 11J4. X Angola Bailey, Oxrado,.^ Hubw, Austria, *0, *8; Ntary Lou popular Ryan, who already had 10 strikeouts. including one in a six-run fourth — to pace the (Notes 48), 4:05 p.m. Csrons c 2 0 0 0 Grou 3b 2 0 0 0 Sax 2b 3 110 Rolnet If 3 2 2 0 1187. X MorNo Massullo, Italy, 1189. A Platek, Munster, Ind., def. Sherry Acker/- Los Angslss (Reuse 9-10) at Montreal Kemp ph 10 0 0 Russell St 4 1 I 0 Trillo 2b 9 12 1 PBA scores Luevna Kalek, Poland, 1180. X Marta Katamozoo, Mich., *4, 4-4; Kathy But Bass rifled Kent Tekulve’s 3-1 pitch to the base Cardinals. Bob Forsch, 8-11, the . third St. Louis (Rogers 148), 7:39 p.m. Espino c 0 0 0 0 Baker If 3 12 1 Dawson d 3 3 1 0 Crtsttne Cozier, France, 1187. Cummings, Richmond, Va., def. Duk Hee of the left center-field fence and quickly the crowd pitchers, earned the victory by hurling the final five P ltls ta ^ (Candelaria 128) at Atlanta Tetato a • > • Totals 34 2 4 2 Guerrer 3b 2 0 0 1 Carter c 5 0 12 Men's 110 meter hurtfes— 1, Arta (Pol cone M ), 7:40 p.m. B.C. open Lee, Korea, *1,78. realized Lillis had made the right decision after all. innings. Pascual Perez, 13-6, was the loser. New Yerk 666606 600— 0 Landrex d 4 0 1 1 Oliver 1b 4 0 11 Bryggare, Finland, 1383. X Javier Carling Bassett, Canada, def. Lea San D im (Show 139) at Nsw York. Oakland 663666 66X— 2 Marshll rf 4 0 1 0 Wallach 3b 3 0 1 0 At Endicelt, N.Y„ Sept. 1 Moracho, SM n, 1384. 3, Danlele Antono(NN, Glendora, Collt., *7, *1, *3; (Terrell M .td IS p.m. Oamewinning RBI — Almon (4). Brock 1b 4 0 10 Reardon p 1 0 0 0 (Per 71) FonteccMo, Italy, 13.66.4, Rod Mllburn,' Claudia Monteiro, Brazil, def. Son Prondsco (Calvert 08) at LOB— New Srork 7, Oakland 7. 2B— Yeager c 3 0 0 0 Wohlfrd rf 4 1 1 0 Mork O'Moora 3*2*43 United States, 13.91. X (taorge Prost, Anna Philadelphia ( benny 134), 1:05p.m. Almon. SB— Oavls2 (27), Phillips (12). S Bream ph 1 0 0.0 Plynn ts 3 0 0 0 Brad Faxon 34-3*44 Italy, 14.20. Marie Fernandez, Torrance, Calif.,*4,* Qndnnoll (PostoreI (4-12) ' at St. Louis — Gross, Phillips. Honevett p 1 0 0 0 Lea p 2 0 0 0 Eric Batten 3*8044 Women's 3800 meters— 1, Agnese 4,78; Kothv Rinaldi (l2), Jensen Beach, (Slupsr 98), 1:39 p.m. IP H R ER B B SO Monday ph 1 0 0 0 Jomes p 10 10 Ronnie Block 3*37-44 u n photo Possamol, Italy, 9:09.09. X Elly Van Fla., dot. Vicki Nelson, Wooster, Ohio, * Sports In Brief NFL foes want latuhloy's Oomss New York Hooton p 0 0 0 0 Schotzdr p 0 0 0 0 AAark Lyo 37-3087 HuNt, Holland, 9:1X39. 3, Patricia X *4, *8; Gretchen Rush, Pittsburgh, Houston at Chlcogo Rl^Sttl (L 14-9) 6 4 2 2 5 10 Revnids ph 1 0 0 0 Speler 3b 1111 Don Pooley 3*3*47 Denouvllle, France, 9:3A17. A Rossollo def. Jenny KlUch, Columbus, Ohio, 48, * Phtsbyrgh at Atlanta Hershlsr p 0 0 0 0 (>oiy Allbore 37-3087. Gramoki, Italy, 9:36.94. 5, Morlnella Red Sox seconij baseman Jerry Remy in second-game action at Fenway Park Bon Prartcisce at Philadelphia, 7,48. Thursday night. C ^ o T l w 139) 9 ’ 3 0 0 4 9 Beckwih p 0 0 0 0 Moraom, ISalv 1086.14. Joan Hopner, Attiertan, Ccrilf., dot. New England kicks off ground attacks eludes sliding Rusty Kuntz of Minnesota flMnt WP— Rlahettl.T— 3:34. A— 19,153. Thomas ph 1 0 0 0 ^^y*%SSSNt ^ Men's triple lump— I, ZuNlaw Hoff- Barbie BromMeff, Houston, Texos, *1, * Son Diego at New York, night TotaN 32 3 7 3 TetaN 39 6 11 9 Victor Rogolado 338*87 nson, Poland, S*9Vk. X Bela Bokosl, 7,48; Ann KIvomura, San AAoteo, Callt., and fires to first to complete doubleplay Los Angslss at Montreal ,nTght Let Angelet 006662018— 3 John Adams 3*348* BOSTON — Boston College and Rhode Isla^id HuiKKirv. D^VS. def. Rene Uvs, South Africo, 48,7-5, *1. andnnotl at St.Louls, night . WhHt Sox 12. Royili 0 Montreal I63666 64x— 6 Booby Cole 3*828* Men's 400 meter*— I, QInton DovN, Second Round meet teams for the first time in the earlie^ Bv Stewart Scharf Game-winning RBI — Carter (2). Jim Noltard ^ 33898* U.S., 4586. X Aldo Conti, Prance, 4X91. Sylvia Hanika (7), West Germany, def. opener for each s.chool Saturday to formally UPI Sports Writer E— Baker, Speler. DP— Los Angeles 1, David Ogrin 3*828* X Donato Sabta, Italy, 4X7A A Roberto BASTRRN LRA(3UR KANSAS CITY CHICAITO Montreal 1. LOB— Los Angeles 4, Tim Simpson 358*46 Laura Arrava, Peru, *1, *8; Poscale kickoff New England's college football season. AL roundup W L Pd. OB ObrhM ObrhM Fred Couples X81-46 TozzI, Italy, 478A X Rotinl, Peters, Paradis, France, def. Sdbrlna (tales, Wshngt ss 4 0 0 0 RLow d 4 12 0 Montreal 10. 2B— Raines, Dawson, Nigeria, 478X Yugoslavia, *8, *X *1; CotherlneSuIre, Boston College, getting more and more national Just because San Francisco and Philadelphia are »Rsadlng 93 44 479 — Oliver, Mike (tave 378289 »Lynn 77 40 J42 14 Shsridn d 4 0 0 0 Hovt p 0 0 0 0 Men's 100 meters— 1, Emmit King, France, def. Petra Delhees, Swltzertarxt hoping to improve their dismal ground attack doesn't Sax, Wohlford. HR— Baker (14). SB— (tary Koch 3*3389 U.Sw W.21. X Ptarirwecesco Povonl, exposure due to its exciting quarterback, Doug »ButtalO 73 44 J33 20 Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 PIsk c 5 2 11 Baker (4), Dawson (22), Rolnes (44). S— Wayne Uwl ^ 2*3986 *3,78; Andrea Jaeger (3), Lincolnshire, mean they’re planning to pass on their aerial attack in x-New Britain 71 44 J1I 22 McRoe dh 3 0 0 0 Padork 1b 4 2 2 3 Italy, 10.3X X Btetang n i l, Italy, WJ6. III., dot. EINo Burgln, Baltimore, Md., * Flutie, hosts Division II Morgan State at 7 p.m. PIvnn. Roo-SttagEX 398*89 A Morton Woronln, Poland, WAX X X* 8; KateGompert, Roswell, N.M.,def. the opening game of the N F L ’s 64th season. Albany 4) 73 499 30Vi Alkens 1b 3 0 0 0 Squires 1b 10 0 0 IP H R ER B B SO TqM J e i ^ ^ 3*8989 Rhode Island,. fresh off a successful 7-4 1982 Jays power grounds O’s Nashua 40 71 .435 33'A Roberts rf 3 0 0 0 Luzinsk dh 3 1 2 0 (Martin Krulee, U.S., NuiX Roftaella Reggl, Italy, *8, *1. Los Angeles J # ShumanV 398*89 campaign, travels to Muncie, In

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If seen coll 643- Hourly rate plus gratuities to nel Department - Tuesday, Wednesday, seleedon of rtecorosor flooring. 4251. to closing. Uniforms and UTILITY TRAILER, $55. Pete 65 1970 DODGE DART — equai above a v e rs e starting meals provided free. Thursday: 10am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm. ( Al unks ore comptew wkh o fufly opplonced Singer sewing machine, Automatic transmission, wage. Uniforms furnished. No Apply In person between Saturday: 1pm - 4pm. kkdien, ceramic (ted bodwoorm. fufl bosemerd. S30. Maple twin head- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa rebuilt transmission, new Personals 02 2pm and° 5pm at 467 piivow teor wood ttedr ond wosher/drywr hook­ experience necessary. 18 years EOE 2.4 Aoree IndueMellon d, 39,000 eq. f t ptue or mi­ board, S10. Phone 649- FREE KITTENS, EIGHT brakes. Including drums Center Street, ups. Mdgeoresi rtelvets ol die teotures you 6367. ______^ and new muffler. $400. of age and have dependabie Manchester. nus groes ueeoble eroo, one 6 Iwo-etory eonoroto - ond more. Luxurious custom options weeks old, litter trained. Mow, paitiliia tor M earo, room lor M awra. City S Block and white and one Can ^6^1^., CAMBRIDGE DIET transportation. Call for interview o gorage. Areploce or skylght ore oho H O TP O IN T 21 cu. ft. side FURNITURE water a aowor, roNroad elding tweHoMo. 11,4N cdllco. 742-8009. ^ PLAN — Information appointment. PART TIME SAND eq.W.heo20*hlglibey,7oyoitioaddoete,loarWng . And me superior oonsiruedon of retrigerator. Good condi­ 1970 FORD WAGON — meetings Mondays and Friendly Restaurants FINISHER BLASTER Wanted — No dock, 4,800 oq. N. oxoeuIlM oMoeo, ^■ptlgoe • Ndgeoest ossutes enmgy effldens Iving for o tion, S200. Also baby crib FEMALE LAB CROSS A T, PS, AC, new battery Thursdays 7:30pm. 150 ExperiftfSced furniturt rtfm* Experience heeded. SOM kwestmem In your fusute. and co ijB e e 646-7473. and alternator. Needs With tax robates now in 755 Silver Lane isher for stuady full poftl- 2,000 amp. oonrteo, near Mghway on b u t Nne. needs room to room and North Main Street, Man­ PAINTERS HELPER — time Apply In person only: 238 body work. $375. Call most homes, it's the East Hartford, C T tlon. Apply In penon: Mdgeaesi b o stnol community of 15 unks TLC. FREE to good partect time to find a ■ chester. 646-3994. Some experience helpful. Hartford Road, FJ SFILICKI — lEALTORS FOR SALE: ZENITH 19" home. Coll 649-3847 after 643-6167. 569-1040 Reliable, neat. Good pay raRHAN m m aR i Manchester. nesisd In o privose. wooded sesdng. compleie , Color TV . AsklnoSSO. Coll cash buyar for that 1001 Naa OiMala « n . wWi die convenience of commuter bus servloe. Spm. ______EO E M/F______for hard work. Call be­ 643-2121 646-1193. 1975 DATSUN B210 tannit rackat you tween 8:30 and 4:30 week­ shopping, and banking wkhki waNng dtaiewm. Hatchback — Good run­ no longar utal Employment days, 246-7101. TOWN OF COVENTRY announces position for As Mdeeerass CondosskdiisH you got vriios yeu^v COPIER — Minolta 301. ning condition. $1100 or & l o c a t i o n Excellent condition. $800. And it's eatyl Just call us School Crossing Guard — wens m e heme. • \ , best otter. Call 649-7354. COII647-1300; weekdayt,9 Musical Items 66 today and wall put your Requirements for this po­ MANCHESTER: to 5. low-cost ad in print. PART TIME RECEP­ sition ore good character 1974 MALIBU COUPE — Help Wanted 21 LOOM FIXERS 4 Room Ranch. Like new. Complete new aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Excellent condition. AC. TIO N IS T — Good tolo- FREE — $40 Worth of background and the abil­ kitchen & tieth, new thermal tilt out win­ CARPENTERS 26" New radial tires. $1800 or For axtra cash. Mil Experienced on rapier velvet looms. Good wages phone porsonallty. Min­ ity to work a spilt shift ANTONIUS STRADIVA- ••••••••••••••••••••••a merchandise lust for sav­ dows,. new Insulated tront and side doors, that rackat. . . nowl end working conditions. Complete company imal typing. Reliable. Crosscut sow with steel RIUS CREMONENFIS best offer. Call 646-2393 ing yes to being a hostess Mondays thru Fridays. blade and wooden han­ after 6pm. S E WING/HANDWORK paid fringe benefit program. Profit sharing. Coll 646-4321. The position pays a flat hardwood floors sanded and refInIshM. R I D G E ^ Foclebot Anno, 1726 Vlo- — Glastonbury toy fac­ for a House of Lloyd toy House newly painted, newer roof. Great buy JfV ADMaONOF^,_____ dle. S10. Excellent condi­ lin. Coll 627-5454, and gift party. For more rate of $2520.00 per year tion. Phone, 649-24U. 1974 PINTO WAGON — tory needs sewers/flnlsh- American Velvet Company with no benefits. Applica­ at $58,500. ' anytime. HERALD ers for quality plush line. Information call 643-9034. KKELLO] Good running condition. 22 Boyview Avenue tions are avalloble at the Ask for Alex Matthew. BOYS 26" Bicycle. Han­ Complete new exhaust Full time or part time. Office of the Town Man­ YAMAHA FIFTY - 112 Clossififtd Sewing experience ne­ Stonington, CT 06378 / WAITRESSES/WAITER CONDOMINIUMS W9 S lid Our Reputation dle bar, rear front Amplifier. Like new. List system. Reliable trans­ ager, 1712 Main Street, LOMBARDO AND A8SDCIATES brakes, with carry all portation. Recently cessary. Call: The Velvet 203-535-1050 — Experience necessary. Coventry, Conn., 06238. price; $500, will scorlflce Touch Stable Inc., 659- lOI Weekends. Coll 643-0640 64D-4DD3 447 Mkfdte Tumplie East, Mondiesier, CT • Cbl 444G705 or 4444140 • Model Open Tuesdoy^Sundoy 12-5 bock rock. Excel let con­ at $300. Coll 649-6325. passed auto emission. 643-2711 MEDICAL SECRETA- Applications must be In dition. S30. Coll 6464794. $750. Call 6434725. 0204 for appointment. between 9am and 4pm, the Town Managers Of­ RY/OFFICE MANAGER Tuesday thru Friday. required In a busy Man­ fice on or before Sep­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• PINT AND QUART CAN­ raNIMPH Sm FM E SEWERS — Established tember 14,1983. An Equal chester practice. High EXPERIENCED PET NING Jars -T $2.00 0 Antiques CONVBtTlllE 1980 nationwide pillow manu­ level patient and organi­ Opportunity Employer. Agertments ter Rent 42 Stere/Qffice SpsMe 44 Servicee Qftared SI BuHdteg/Coidrectkig S3 dozen. Coll 6494109. facturer has Immediate SHOP HELP — Apply: T O C LEA N artificial WE'RE GROWING eee zational skills required. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa full time openings. Expe­ Animal City, Charter Oak SECRETARY/LEGAL sTPUBLISHER’S NOTICE aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa flowers, place ’ them No evenings or Satur­ Mall, East Hartford. No ONE CORO Hard Wood, WANTED ANTIQUES: heads down in a paper and would like to have you grow with us. Our high rience preferred. Day days. Send resume to Box TRAINEE — East Hart­ VERNON — Two bed­ MANCHESTER — FARRANO REMODEL­ cut, not split. $60 IT picked rntmotK technology company needs the following shift. Five day week. Full Phone Calls. ford law firm needs per­ room apartment. Ols- Corner Main and Haynes a m m k * % n n c M o i IN G -:- Cabinets, roofing, Early Victorian, Oak, tofE * i pm Of bag, add salt and shake SS c/o The Herald. up. .Coll 6434664.______1920's and miscellaneous. benefit program. Includ­ son with good typing hvirasner, olr, carpeting. Street. Professional of­ L U U N M Q Q M m guNers, room additions, well. To clean out stor­ CURK TYPIST-MARKETING- MATURE, RELIABLE skills, no steno required. EQUAL HOUSINO OPPOETUNITY One months security, $400 fice, one block from hos­ •eftle WMiewwe ihei w»w« M decks, oil types of remo­ Pleose call 6434709. age areas In your home ing sewing incentive. ftf SWIG ssKMfBii L A R G E FOAM BED '68 CAMARO — 6 cy­ or garage, place an ad 40-50 WPM typing skill. Ability to work Indepetv Apply ert Plllowtex C6rp., W086AN to live tnelderlv Diversified duties. Coll AM raal aatata advartiaad In Nila naanpapar Waublaan ethaFa-i. menthly. 233-4133 after pital. Centrally located. zy 1ft. 1194. WgwiiowsocmW deling and repairs. FR BE woman's home. Light wedge tor Invalid, $15. ANTIQUES AND linder. Automatic, 75,000 In classified telling our dently. High School diploma and some office ex­ 49 Regent Street, Man­ NiWSPRPIR ' 289-1519. Oaf al Fair Houaing Act ollOOS which makat it IMagtl to advartlta Call 646-27M, 52^729l. j s HhSM mifSMr el swrciifWEwii estimates. Fully Insured. Bathtub choir for shower any prafaranoa. limitation, or diacfimtnnion baaad on raca, tot ChMftSH $NlO M ft SMEftE 10 at COLLECTIBLES- Will miles. Body clean. Inte­ readers what you have perience helpful. chester, Connecticut. housework, with some motaim by Jonuary 1ft, iftftS. LPN In Telephone 643-6017, otter monetary compensation. color, rallgion, tax or national origin, or an mtantion to malta any or both, $25. Sm all purchase outright or sell rior excellent. $2000, best for sale. TOWN OF COVENTRY MANCHESTER — Five iwlEnt looin. slECtrfB BWBt puMp. ft*- 6pm, 647-8509. butcher block dropleof BUIE PBINT CIEIK- Cali 649-3048. •uch prataranca, limitation or ditcriminalion Thix nawapapar room apartment. Second Wanted te Rent '47 ^onftPOvMM. Itoftrofto.Rowono- on commission. House lot offer. 646-6131. ANNOUNCES position wiil not knowingly acoaptanyadvartitamanllor raalaaialawhleh blo ralM. ComwUwfthr locaUB on ' table, $45. Coll 6464985. Part time position available. Four hours per day. firior, $400 plus utilities. HwicnmBf/loM Moftiofd mo. Oa» CUSTOM or single piece. Tele­ for Canine Control- Of­ it In violation ol tha law. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa phone 6444962. High School diploma required. Preferred hours: ficer. Requirements for Cdll 649-3379. REMOOELING- 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. FOR SALE: Mother-of- ATTENTION HOUSE­ the position are knowl­ W A N TED T O R E N T In Bothrooms, kitchen, rec groom coot and dress THREE BEDROOM DU­ rooms, roofing, siding, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa INVITATION.TO BID WIVES, VACATIONING edge of the care and Coventry — Three bed­ ensemble. Size 18, Apri­ CHEVY NOVA 1965 — Saalad bids will be racalvad CUBK TYPIST-PEBSONMEL- MAIL PROCESSING FA­ . -t P LE X — No Pets. $475 house reoolrs. Licensed STUD EN TS, anyone with SECR ETAR Y — Medical handling of dogs, knowl­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa rooms, must accept two HOUSECLEANING — cot. Will sacrifice for $75. Excellent condition. in the Otflcaoftha Director of Part time position available. Five hours per day. CILITY looking for en­ monthly plus utilities. Se­ Done year round by expe­ and experienced. Coll tog Sates 69 General Services. 41 Canter free time In the evenings! office, Manchester. Ma­ edge of the nature, pur­ Reeim ter Rent 41 ; cats. Call 871-0448. Coll 649-7000. 63400 miles. Considered Hours: 9am to 2pm. High School diploma re­ There are a limited thusiastic and reliable Condomkikimt n curity and references. rienced college student. Gory 6464743 or 649-8516. Street. Manchester, Connec­ quired. 40-50 WPM typing ability, shorthand ture woman. Telephone, pose and enforcement of aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a Classic. $1750. Call An­ ticut, until S E P TEM B ER 14, number of positions op­ help. Ideal lob for home­ laws relating to dogs, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa • Coll 87S-2I79 after Spm. WANTED — Apartment Contact Sue between 4pm CB, $30. Steel Gate, $20. 1913 at 11:00 o.m. for the helpful. Personable. filing, typing. Pleasant aaaaaaaaSaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MOVING SALEI Bed­ dre, 647-1574. ening in our phone soles person. Four days per makers. First and second knowledge of dog con­ to rent. Single man, 2$. 8i Spm, coll 649-867S. Two Lamps, $30. Coll followlno: OPERATION OF If interested please apply at our facility or. send shifts available. Will COMFORTABLE BED- ; room, kitchen, dinin­ BUS FOR ELDERLY AND operation. It you hove a week, 20-25 hours. Send trol, familiarity with the MANCHESTER — TWO BEDROOM. Rve Own business In Vernon. 646- 7462. resume to; Michelle Virkler, Personnel Depart­ train. »leasant working ROOM for. employed, , room apartment In two DON'T KNOW Whereto groom sets. Small ap­ 1978 DATSUN B210 — HANDICAPPED. good \^ce and the desire resume to Box T T c/o The operation of 'a dog $40,900. Tw o bedroom Quiet, responsible, hove LIKE PRIVATE HOME The Town of Manchester Is ment. conditions. Apply In per- non-smoking lady. All'., family. Appliances and — Studio-type apart­ look next for o lob? pliances, typewriters, 48,000 miles. Excellent to m o k ^ o u r free even­ Herald. pound; ability to prepare unit with immediate oc­ references. Under $300. How about placing a 3 6 " COMBINATION condition. $3100 or best on eguol opportunity em­ ings profitable, coll _son, Monday thro Friday, reports; ability to main­ cupancy. Owner will fi­ privileges. Referenceg , slectrlclty Included. No ment. Utilities, applian­ aluminum storm door, sewing machine, chairs, ployer, and requires on affir­ Call 646-3478 9am - Spm, "Situation Wanted" ad offer. Call 643-5050. mative action policy for all of GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. Gerrv for on Interview at ~8-Sat Accumall lnc.,29M tain cooperative rela­ nance. Gordon Realty exchanged. $60. Reply to . heat. One child accepted. Monday through Satur­ ces. Working single $15. And extra screens, bar stools, couches, (SHOP GIRL) PA r T" Box WW c/o The Herald.... In classified? Its Contractors ond Vendors 643-271 1, M o n d c rV - Main Street, Hartford. tions with the public. A 643-2174. No pets. No hook ups. day. Leave number. adult. No children, pets. $1.00 each. Coll 649-5038. tools, lawn mower, as a condition of dc . 261 Broad Street T IM E — Flexible hours. morel Everyday til sold. 1977 FORD LTD — Good Wednesdoy evenings be­ currentConnectIcut Mo­ aaaaasaasaasaaaaaaaaaaa ., $425 a month. References, Coll 643-2880. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa business with the Tow n, os Manchester, C T 06040 Includes weekends. In­ ••••••••••••••••••••••ft 9-5, beginning Tuesday, cortditlon. PS, PW, PB, per Federal Order 11246. tween 6:30 and 7:30. Will PART TIME DIS­ tor VeRTCte Operator's security and leme. Avail­ FOR SALE: Red rug, A i r conditioning, quire: Tollwood Golf aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Apartments tor Rent 42 ] CARPET INSTALLA­ August 30th. 58 Meadow Bid Forms, plans and spec- - train qualified Indivldu^ Shop, 646-1151. HWASHERS, Waitresses License Is required dur­ able Immediately. Coll Rooflng/SMing 54 9'10" X H '8",$10.8' Gold AM /FM . Call after 5:30 Iflcotlons ore avollableatthe ols to earn $67.00 to — Good hours, good ing employment In this 647-9$70. Services TION — Fully Insured. Lane. General Services Ottice, 41 Lots/Land lor Sale 33 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa contempory sofas, $10. 647-1574. $1800. $120.00 weekly. C A LL wages. Please apply at: class. Starting salary Is Free estimates. Coll 643- Coll 643-5478. Center Street, Manchester, Continental Cuisine Res­ M ANCHESTER — One 1409 otter Spm, osk for TA G SALE -c- Saturday Connecticut. NOW!! $5.04 per hour with fringe MANCHESTER-One, two BIOWELL HOME Im­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CELEBRITY CIPHER taurant, 1095 Main Street, benefits. For application and three bedroom^ bedroom apartment with Bob. BOYS Dl RT Bl KE — New September 3rd, 10 to 3. CONNECTICUT OlBbrlty CtplMr cryptogrAfTiB urn crMtbd from quotaltont by famous people, past FR EE C A TA LO G of land Services ottered SI provement Company — £xcel lent Income for port ^n che s te r. apartments. Heat and hot... heat and gorage. $250 per Washing machine. ROEERT B. W e i s s , and preaent. Each lettac in the cipher alands lor another Today'a ckM: Q •quatt W COOKS — Day shift, port and full lob description bargains, 5 acres to 500 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Roofing, siding, altera­ wheels, chain needs tight­ time home assembly water. $400, $440, $495.- month plus security. Coll Mate's bed, king size bed, GENERAL MANAGER by CONNIE WIENER or full time. Waitresses, contact the Office of the acres, covering all New aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tion, additions. Some ening. $25, Robbie. Royal 1979 CHEVETTE — 4 04648 ______work. For Info. Coll 504- FULL TIME CAR WASH Town Manager, 1712 Call 649-4800. James Higgins, 646-3500. Polnthig/Papsrbig 52 number for over 30 years. Business typewlter, good bikes, dishes, household full or porT time. Also England and New York C Si M TREE Service — Items. 43 Meadow Lane. door, 4 speed. Very good “2X VTR PNLJ HNFJ HZDBNYJO. 641-8003. Ext. 8201. ATTENDANT. — Imme­ Main Street, Coventry, 6494495. condition. $35, Beo. Coll OFFICIAL NOTICE Dishwasher. Inquire: An­ State at lowest Imagina­ Free estimates, discount aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa condition. 48,000 miles. diate opening. See - An­ Conn. 06238. Applications M AN CH ESTER — Imme^ -< A T C E N TE R — Second 647- 9613. $2500. Call after 5pm, TOWN OF MANCHESTER tonio's restaruant, 956 ble prices. Write LAND senior citizens. Company aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CONNECTICUT JLJW DJU^TRD TWJO, BPJUJ ZD MUNSON'S CAN DY K IT ­ Main Street, drea at Gentle Touch Car must be lg> the Town diate occupancy. Four. ; floor, three room apart­ PAINTING AND PAPER­ 649-2338. Wash, 344 Broad Street, CATALOG, P.O. Box 938, ment. $300 plus utilities. Manchester owned and BOARD OF CHEN Is occeptlnR^appll- Manchester. Manoger's Office on or room apartment. Neor— HANGING — Exterior neorkig TW O TW IN BOX Springs. . TAX REVIEW Manchester. No. Adams, MAC1247. Deposit. Preference: Se­ operated. Coll 646-1327. 56 ••••••••••••••••••••••ft NSQNVD NWTBPJU OPNWOJ XTU cotlons for evening and before September 14, busline. Adults. No Pets» . and Interior, ceilings re­ Good condition, $20 each. The Board of Tax Review weekend employment. 1983.We are on Equal One car parking. S ecur-" nior citizen, non-smoker. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Three new child booster H O U S E H O LD ITEMS, of the Town of Manchester, VETERINARY TECHNI- REWEAVING BURN paired. References, Tully Books, Clothes, Miscel­ Motorcyclet/BIcvciM 72 Conn, will belnsesslon In tha Hours are Monday - Fri­ CIAN/ASSISTANT RECETIONIST/SECRE- Opportunity Employer. Ity. 649-1265. Reply to P.O. Box 416, Insured. Quality wonc. seats, $5.00 each. Coll VTR. QPNB QJ ON88 XNZ8RUJ ZD Manchester, CT 06040. HOLES — zippers, um­ FLOORSANDING — laneous.- 150 Woodside Municipal Building, 41 Can- day, 4pm-8pm, 8 hours Wonted. Reply to Box V TA R Y for modern one- Martin Mattsson, even­ 643-2203, Keep Trylngl aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa .tar Street on the followina girl office, east of river. Rentals brellas repaired. Window Floors like new. Special­ Street, Manchester. Sep­ Saturday or Sunday. Call c/o The Herald. SECRETARY/BOOK- MANCHESTER — Two ings 649-4431. M U ST S ELL — 1983 Su­ doy during the month of WTB BPJ XN8SZWM FTQW, KRB tor appointment, 649- Pleasant, congenial and three room apart-.,., MANCHESTER — Very shades, Venetian blinds. izing In older floors, natu­ DARK PINE HUTCH, tember 3rd, 9am to Spm. zuki Katana 750 CC. Only September. K E EP ER — With the aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa September 14, 19(3 — 7:00 4332. group. Ideal reentry spot ments, $280, $325, $350. , nice four room, one bed- Keys. T V FOR RENT. ral and stained floors. No $350. Table with two 800 miles. Like new! Call Initiative and ablltty to Marlow's, 867 Main INTERIOR — EXTE­ waxing anymore. John TAG SALE — Saturday P.M. (Wednesday) Asses­ BPJ DBNVZWM FTQW." — HNUV for the returning to work Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 • room/^round floor. $450 choirs, $50. Coll 646-7021 between 10am-4pm, 277- sors Office. REAL ESTATE SALES- function In a one-girl Rooms for Rent „ 41 Street. 649-5221. RIOR Painting — Wal­ Verfollle 646-5750. 'and Sunday, September PERSdN — Well person. Full time salary, V weekdays. Including garage. Plus otter 5 : ^ m . 4861. Ask for Mr. At this time the Board of sales'office. Phone expe­ lpapering and drywoll 3rd 8i 4th, 10am to 4pm. 27 Tax Review will be hearkig experienced In residen­ $180 - $190. Please send rience essential, light aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Security. Available 10/1, Installation. Quality pro­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa McGilllcuddy. IZOYXTUF. replies to Box VV c/o The BRICKS, BLOCKS, Locust Street, Manches­ only appeals related to the tial with R.E. License. typing and flllrig. Organi­ MANCHESTER — FOUR--. 646-2000. fessional work. Reasona­ R ITE W AY Cool/Wood- assessment of Motor PR EVIOUS S O LU TIO N : "People have the Illusion that all over Herald. .GENTLEMAN PRE­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa STONE — Concrete.,, HeusshoM Goods 63 ter. "Something For Eve­ Good knowledge of all zational ability a must. LARGE ROOMS. First ble prices. Free esti­ burnlng Stove with adop­ INVITATION TO BID Vehicles. the world, all the time, all kinds of fantastic things are CARPENTERS — Fram­ FERRED. $50.00 weekly. Chimney repdirs. No lob ryone I" Baby Items and THE EIGHTH UTILITIES Doted: August 30,1983 types of mortgages to floor, new kitchen, stove, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ter for forced central happening. When, in (act, over most of the world, most of the ing foremen and framers. Call 289-1571. Kitchen prlvneges. 646- Hemes ter Rant 42 too small. Call 6444356. mates. G.L. McHugh, clothes, toys, bike, vanity DISTRICT, Manchester, BOARD OF work from model home CLEANING HELP EV­ nice neighborhood; 6434321. heotlng. Snowplow for time, nothing Is happening.” — pavid Brinkley. Permanent position ENINGS and Saturdays. 2000. USED REFRIGERA­ table, miscellaneous Connecticut teaks bids tor T A X REVIEW available Immedlatlev of large three year pre­ fenced yard, no utilities, ^ aeaaaaaaacaaaaaaaaaaaaa wheel horse A or B series tha following Items, Fifteen Frank M . Stamler, IS 19S3 by NEA, Inc. 3< Experienced and depen­ EXPERIENCED TORS, WASHERS, tractor, brand new. Coll household Items. (15) Flrallghtar's Protective Vice Chairman for dependable people. lect east of river. Com­ C E N TR A L LOCATION — no pets. $400 month. Coll dable only. Call 643-5747. 742-0650. MANCHESTER — Hll- PAINTER-QuolltV work. piomMiSNwmS Ranges - clean, guaran­ 6444743. Coats, Ten (10) Paeer/monl- 001-09 Please phone United Car­ mission plus advances. Free parking. On busline. Reasonable rotes. Fully HOLIDAY WEEKEND tors. Bid specifications ore NiwsTAPBi DiAUi Naeid llord Street, newly deco­ CmssmisIi I • UssMME teed. ports and service. KIT ‘N’ CA R LYLE by Larry Wright pentry, 528-2189. Coll 643-9205. Kitchen privileges. Se­ Insured. Free estimates. SALE — 10% off. Sotur- ovollobla at tha Eighth Utili­ NOTICE TO CREDITORa PART TIME SUBSTI­ far $avtb WIeiw araa MANCHESTER — NevT' rated five room home. Oilliiii Tsxhn I^ E It L Low prices. B.D. Pearl <■ TWO CESTAS, Portable ties District FIrahouse, 32 ESTATE OF EDWARD A. curity and references re­ Garage, basement, 6434237, osk for Jtrry . day, Sunday, Mondoy. T U T E S — Applications CaH Jtaaaa on . second floor. Tw o " Hseis Fsmr MsMni Son, 649 Main Street, dryer, pair men's roller Main St., Monchester, Conn. TRAYGIS, aka EDWARD quired. Call 643-2693. Country kitchen Items, 06040. Sealed bids will be being taken for Food bedrooms. No Pets. $ M adults preferred. No 643-2171. deityr skotee- size 7. Two TR A Y G IS , deceased 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 ODD JOBS, Trucking. FftKK KCTMUTKS grinders, choppers, received at the above ad­ The Hon. William E. Fllz- Handlers and Cashier plus utilities and secure" Pets. 1600 monthly plus olr motresses - canvas. dress until 7:30 p.m., Sap- J ( ^ T I T H o u Gi Ht ! LAR GE ROOM — wall to (Jerald, Judge, of the Court Substitutes In the South utllltiss and security. Cal I Home repairs. You name SOLID CHERRY BED­ 13" Tires. 6464309. molds, tin pieces, wooden tamber 26,19(3, at which t|me of Probate, District of Man­ wall carpeting, private Ity. Good for singles. Cali-' IT'5 ATfeiOll Windsor School Lunch 646-1379. 646 22511 or otter Spm 875- It, we do It. Free esti­ ROOM SET — Double bowls, baskets, oil lamps, bids will be pubilealiv chester at o hearing held on BOOKKEEPER Program. For applica­ home, nice yard, kitchen 3596. mates. Insured. 643-0304. bed. dresser, vanity with crocks, glass,, rockers, opened, read aloud and re­ August X , 1983 ordersd that I •• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FIREWOOD SALE — 10 corded, at the Eighth Utlll- tions and Interview, call priveleges. On busIMe, • f••••••••••••••••••••• bench and mirror. $400. oak and pine pieces, and all claims must be presented CARPENTER. — Expe­ MANCHESTER — First to 12 cord trailer load. 16 ties District FIrahouM, 32 to the fiduciary on or before Opportunity tor a stable - congenial - 528-9711. EOE/AA M/F. female preferred. Vcall WILLING TO DO ODD buNdbiB/Conlraclln^ S3 Coll 6494567 Otter 6pm. Much Morel Country Main Street, Manchester, Oacambar 1, 1983 or ba rienced In remodeling. floor, five rooms, two. Stort/OffiM Spooa 44 footers hardwood, now 715- experienced - and competent - full 649-0206 10am to fspn\i JOBS, Housecleonlng. $595, regular $650.20 mile Barn Collectibles, 1135 Connecticut. barred as by law provided. CREDIT — Part time Call Robert Jarvis, 643- 647-9813 evenings and bedrooms, garage, stor­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa The Eighth Utllltlas District Dianna E. Yuslnos, charge bookkeeper - ready and willing aaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaa painting or wood work­ SEARS KENMORE 20 radius. Coll 072-2879, Sam Sullivan Avenue, South Individual with good 6712. weekends. age. No pets. Security.* ing. Hove own transpor­ Windsor. reserves tha right to ralact Ass't Clark to make this opening a career position. LEON CIESZYNSKI pint automatic dehumldl- to Spm. any or all bids. The fiduciary Is: communication skills. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa $425 plus utilities. Sep­ EXCELLENT OFFICE tation. Coll 647-0329 or tember 1st. Allbrio' B U ILD E R — New homes, fler, model no. 5120. Ex­ John Flynn, Jr. Nallla T . Brizitls Various responsiblltles ROOMS — Main Street, MAI N STREET-500/1000 6464016.______cellent condition. Used ------FIVE FAMILY TAG Fire Commisslonar 475 Adams Street Of course - pieasant surroundings - top Including some customer Homes lor Sola ”$1 all utilities Included. $155 Realty Inc. 649-0917. sq. ft., heat, Icmltor, park­ additions, remodeling, QUILT, Log Cdbln patt- SALE — 306 Foster Elohth Utllltlas Manchastar, Ct. 06040 rec rooms, garages, kit­ few times. Price- $90. Coll District 05440 pay - fuii fringe package. We can give contact and collection of aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa month. References and ing, olr. Reasonoble. 649- GRANDMOTHER'S 6434772. ern. $65. Coll 646-1427 Street, South Windsor, 05348 delinquent qccunts. Flex­ security. 643-0100 Dale, LIKE PRIVATE HOMft' chens remodeled, ceil­ you references. Present Bookkeeper 5334,643-7175,643-1393. HOUSE, INC.. MAN­ ceeaaaaasaaeeaaaaaaeaaa after 3pm. Saturday, 10 to 4. ible hours. Apply: Atlas BO LTO N — l^argo, four ybefore 9om, after 5:30pm. — Studio-type aparfk'- CH ESTER — We provide ings, both tile, dormers, roofing. RMldentlol or LEGAL NOTICB reiocating out of state. Oil Company, 414 Tolland bedroom Cope on two ment. Utilities, applian­ NBWLY DECORATED structured daycare and MIS& ter Sole 63 TAG SALE — Saturday, TOWN OF ANDOVBR commercial. 64M291. P UB LIC HBARINO OP Street, East Hprtford. acres, 2

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Home of th» Week tt tponsofed by tha ManehMitr Harsid* Sunshine today; Manchester, Conh. clouds tonight Saturday, Sept. 3, 1983 — See page 2 Single copy: 25C FEATURES 2800 SQ.FT. UV. SPACE RENT WITH OPTION 3 FULL BATHS ' HOME 12x22 KITCHEN WITH TO BUY LOTS OF COUNTER SPACE TO QUAIIFIED BUYER i t a 40 CABINETS DEPOSIT REQUIRED EASY TO HEAT IN WINTER & RENTAL CREDIT TOWARDS COOL IN SUMMER Soviets say EXTRA LARGE UV. RM. WITH PURCHASE PRICE BEAMED CATH. CEIUNGS FOR APPRAISED POR $99,900 FORMAL DINING ROOM OFFERED AT $92,900 INFORMATION LARGE BASEMENT REC RM. Absolutely Best Value Available CALL shots were JACKSON-SHOWCASE iu 646-J316.. THE FOREST HILLS AREA a ‘warning’ 528-9416 2 A Z ' President Reagan ac­ 3 cuses Moscow of ‘fla­ WEEK! grantly* lying about the

Manchester $113,900 ‘barbaric acf This Irresistible home has so much to offer... a large BR, sparkling breakfast room, fam rm w/fpic. open to ONKUEVARLEI . By Peter Costa kit, Florida rm, central air, fleldstone patio, cool & OWNER WILL FINANCE AT 10% APR. This super United Press International refreshing In-ground pool with Cabana & shower & opportunity can beyours when you purchase a Beech- much, much more. Call today. ''M4AW APARTMENT” wood Condominium. Both units have two bedrooms, Included In this newer 8 plus room raised ranch. 4 bed- Moscow Friday admitted firing “ warning shots" at VA baths, wall to wall, full baaament and applianced rooma, 2 batha, fireplace, deck, garage. Conveniently a Korean jetliner downed in the Sea of Japan with the kitchen. One la offered at $57,900 with a private, ahaded located. Nicely maintained. Call Todayl $80,500.00 apparent loss of 269 lives, but President Reagan i r s deck. Tha other has a sunny patio and is $55,900. Call ALL Now! , accused Moscow of “ flagrantly'' lying about the “ barbaric act.” HERE... The Soviet Union, in a statement issued in Moscow by the official news agency Tass, still implicitly denied its fighters shot the plane down Thursday, saying it left Soviet airspace and disappeared from view of its jets. $102,900 Calling the incident a “ pre-planned act,” Moscow Immaculate throughout, professionally de­ TMED OF CITY LIFE? said the K A L jet was on a spy mission. “ It was corated & color coordinated is a iargeS room Co- Than you and your family will love this park like setting obviously 'thought possible to attain special intelli­ ioniai with 4 bedrooms, falniiy room with fire- on over an acre located on the Manchastar/Bolton town gence aims without hindrance using civilian planes as piace, applianced kitchen, 2'A baths, ail in a relax­ line. This ranch has two bedrooms. Large living room ing country setting. and family room, both with woodburning stoves. Easy cover." to maintain brick ekterior, oversized garage with elec­ "LOVaY RANCH” U.S. officials said the Korean Air Lines Boeing 747 S tric opener and more. First time offered; be the first to 3 bedrooms, family room, firaplacaand cantral air con­ jumbo jet was shot down by a Soviet heat-seeking, S IB see it. $74,000. ditioning are soma of the pluses in this wall kept home. air-to-air missile. Fit IE rNewer root, dishwasher, bath and counter tops In Wt ein halp you bieomi i kitchen. Don't wait on this onel $70,000.00 In a statement to reporters before returning to MARKET "REALE" PR0FE88I0NAU Washington from a shortened California vacation, ®NTRY■VALUATION Real Estate Services inc' Call B48-4S2S, ind u k for Din. Reagan charged Moscow was “ flagrantly” lying and STRAND REAL ESTATE said the “barbaric act” went even beyond past 223 Eswl Centiir SL, ManchMler ■ » 8SW D.F. REALE, INC. taa H w llM T.H., Nta. as Vwiwn Meal Mala 1S6 EAST CENTER ST. . Russian “ violence and intimidation." 2S CoiHMClIcul aivd.. East Hwttofd. IM turn M„ ai.Aiiiii, (,. The president was convening a meeting of the SO Poquonock A*.., Windaor I MA-4S35 MANCHESTER, CT. 646^2000 National Security Council Friday in Washington to E Herald photo by Tarquinio discuss the incident, and the United Nations Security E Council ordered a special urgent meeting. Flying low In soccer opener None of the 269 passengers, including SO Americans, was expected to be recovered from the frigid Sea of Quality . Japan. UConn defender Jeff Dunn (4) tries to keep his balance while soccer, battle Friday afternoon at Gardner Dow Field in Storrs. The air tragedy was debated around the world in North Carolina’s John Doyle goes flying in their interdivisional Story and more picture on page 15. government Cabinet rooms in capitols and coffee shops and sparked angry anti-Soviet demonstrations in Japan. P But in the north Pacific where the plane went down, P D O T suggests adding $26 million U.S., Soviet and Japanese search teams found only a spreading oil slick, the presumed last remains of the giant Boeing 747. The Soviets said they saw “ signs” of a downed jet. FRUn TREES GALORE In Paris, the Soviet Embassy said the Korean Manchester in gorgeous back yard. 7'A room ranch, 1 'A baths, airliner had violated Soviet airspace over Sakhalin Exceptionally nice 6 room FP in Living room, 3 brs, rec room, deep lot with state needs more for roads, bridges Island, north of Japan where the Soviets have top patio area. Offered at $79,900. secret military installations, and said the worldwide Townhouse, all large r Bolton • ... ty Please turn to page 4 •Don’t miss this one rooms, living room & dining approve $26 million in its special by the 1992 fiscal year, or a total of $1.42 36 Concord Rd. Monchostor, Ct. By Mark A. Dupuis and financing for emergency road and •Quiet Street room .area, 3 bedrooms, United Press International bridge repairs. session next month will be up to state billion in state funds. In addition to funds for the actual •2 or 3 bedrooms Since the 1981 report, the condition budget officials and Gov. William kitchen with family room "Must sell" Brick 3 BR Ranch on work, the DOT report also said 172 new •2 fuli baths HARTFORD — The state needs to ratings of 220 bridges in Connecticut O'Neill, Lazarek said.<^ The whole world workers at a cost of more than $4 area, glass sliders to pri­ huge lot with 2 fireplaces, country spend $26 million more this fiscal year was downgraded to “ poor” or “ fair,” “ That's really up to the governor," •Beautiful yard million would be needed for related vate sun deck. Gas hot air to carry out needed repaving of state the DOT said in the updated report, Lazarek said. “ It’s up'to us to present •No traffic kitchen, 2 baths, large concrete patio work, including stepped-up enforce­ highways and rehabilitation work on which was sent to the Legislature's the facts to the governor.” feels terrible •Sunken living room heat and air conditioning, ment against overweight trucks. and 2 car garage. Possibje in-law bridges, transportation officials said Transportation Committee. O’Neill has said the special session, •Attached 2 car garage carport. Many fine features. suite. Asking $74,900. ^ ^ PARR URE YARD Friday. which will come in the wake of the June Lazarek said the additional person­ •Call now to see it Surrounds our Just listed 7 Room Split-Level 1V4 In addition to those bridges, an 26 collapse of a section of a Connecticut nel would likely be a topic for the M ERIDEN (U PI) — The parents of a young widow $84,900. Level, extra In­ The money is needed in addition to average 110 more annually are ex­ Turnpike bridge in Greenwich, will regular legislative session, although aboard a South Korean airliner shot'down by a Soviet •$89,900. sulation added. Offered at $86,900. MIG say they have accepted their daughter’s death & effotHnian, {Jnc. $24 million already authorized to keep pected to deteriorate to fair or poor deal with short-term, emergency high­ some additional personnel may be but find it hard to belive another nation can “ murder M r up with an updated, $1.42 billion plan condition, the DOT report said. way and bridge repair needs. needed depending on how much work ED GORMAN _ for repaving highways and restoring innocent people.” Deputy DOT Commissioner William Long-term needs are expected to be was approved in the special session. Associates U&R REALTY CO. bridges through the 1992 fiscal year, the “ We are deeply grieved and hurt overthelossofour 263 MAIN STREET JUST OFF 1-86/EXIT 94 Lazarek said the $26 million figure was taken up in the next regular legislative If the special session action does daughter,” said Robert Beal, the father of Rebecca 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 643-2692 Department of Transportation said. session, which begins in February. raise the need for more workers, he MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 174-6 O A K LA N D S TR E E T jACKaroN/aHOwcAsi the amount the DOT thought was Scruton, 28, of Meriden, in a telephone interview from 646-4040 Robvrt D. Murdock, Rodflor Area Cod. 203-646-4144 MANCHESTER, CT. The update of a 10-year, $1.5-billion required in additional spending this As for long-term needs, the DOT said options included hiring full-time Seoul, South Korea, published in Friday’s editions of 646-1316 j plan drawn up in 1991, was prepared in fiscal year for highway and bridge report estimated the state will have to state employees, contracting the work the Record-Journal of Meriden. preparaUon for a special legislative work. < Spend $491.9 million for road resurfac­ to outside firms or hiring employees for “ It’s unbelievable that somebody would murder innocent people. I was in Korea in 1951,1 understand session next month to authorize plans Whether the Legislature is asked to ing and $930.5 million for bridge work the duration of specific projects. •„WE’RE SELLING HOUSES • war, but this is unbelievable,'’ Beal said. Beal, a construction inspector with the Army Corps D.W. FISH REALTY CO. of Engineers and his wife. Mary, first heard of the oF/hdmcs^ ^ M incident on Korean radio. The Beals have lived in 243 Main St.. Monchesig Vernon Circle. Vernon UNEMPLOYMENT Korea for five years, and Mrs. Scruton decided to visit RATE them afler her husband died of cancer last New 2 G43-1591 872-9153 Jobless rate still at 9.5% Y ear’s Eve. 3 Her two children, Todd, 6, and Alicia, 2, were not By Drtw Von Bergen work force increased 278,000 over the Donovan said. G a5% m kypMt with Mrs. Scruton on the ill-fated flight and friends United Press International month, topping last month’s previous While the seasonally adjusted data UNCHANOBD said they had not been told of their mother's death. NEW CAPES 60'i high. on the overall civilian work force was The Office of Military Affairs at long San army Beautiful architecturally designed homes built with the REDUaD LOW 70's greeted with satisfaction by the Rea­ garrison confirmed Thursday morning their daughter Attractive 7 room salt box Colonial reproduction! 3 WASHINGTON - The nation's un- At the same time, the number of 11%- • 10.7 mf on upataka unfinished so you can save lots of caahl Wes- bedrooms, 2 baths and 2 car garagel I employment rate stayed at 9.5 percent Americans without jobs rose 109,000 to gan administration, it spelled a wor­ went down with the jumbo-jet, Beal said. tarly St. Cor. of Hilliard & Broad St. in Auxuit as the number of jobless million — not enough, however, to sening situation for black workers. “ Of course we feel terrible," said Mrs. Beal. “ The B AMI Wofiwn: Am ericans-rose slightly and the change the percentage of those unem- The rate for all black workers rose SM whole world feels terrible, and yet we are so grateful number of people at work climbed to a ployed. The rate for black teenagers hit from 19.S percent to '20 percent, and Up 0.1% that we have, the confidence of our great Christian among black teenagers tiie rate set a • WhNG*: record 101.6 million, the government a *>6* record of S3 percent, B.2% faith. We know she is with the Lord.” reported Friday. An alternative jobless rate that new record of 53 percent, up from 46.1 NO CiMMO* “ Anger?,” she answered in response to a question. Total employment in the civilian Includes, nearly 1.7 mUllon mlUtary percent in Julyj and eclipsed the • BIgcIib: " I cannot really analyze emotions that well. Noj previous record of 51.2 percent in June 20.0% I" personnel as part of the work force, 10% Up 0.5% really anger. It’s unbelievable. That’s the word: •• •• ••• •• ••• •• ••• ••• •• •• rose from 9.3 percent to 9.4 percent in and August • HNpMcsi unbelievable." Maxine Bailey, executive director of 12.0 % The Beals said the U.S. Embassy in Seoul is the New York-baaed.jIob8 for Youth Up 0.6% In E ld O I O Q E V "The economic news continues to be • Tggw^wb; arranging for them to come to Meriden, where they * encouraging," White House spokea- non-profit employment agency, said 23.0% will arrange memorial services lor Mrs. Bruton. Two Up 0.2% lf.W i 20 pooM, 2 sections man Larry Speakea said in Santa the increase in black teenage unemr sons, who live with them in Seoul, also will come to FOREST HILLS $110,000.— PILGRIM LANE, - . ^ Barbara, Calif., noting the unchanged ployment suggests "the stabilization of Connecticut. Beautifully appointed 9 room U&R built home with 2 adult unemployment is to some degree B3.0% Exceptional value In this Swanaaon built home. 2Vi Advice...... 13 9.5 percent figure came on the hepls of Up 4.0% David Beal of College Station, Texas, another baths, 2 fireplaces, and a great private rear yardi Must baths, fireplace, deck plus a pleasant freed loti 90'a. at the expense of black youth.” be seani ...... an unusually large drop in July from g%' brother of Mrs. Scruton, recalled the victim as a ...... June's 10 percent rate. unemployment also re­ F M A M J “ fantastic sister.’’ NEW LISTING MANCHESTER 1983 NEW LISTING COVENTRY Comics...!.!!.!!!..!! ...9 "A downward trend over several corded a significant increase, jumping Six room Ranch with park-like yard, 9.1 Acres qualifies property as a farm Lottsry! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !z months, combined with the increase in -'from 12.3 .percent in July to 12.0 BIANCHARD & RQSSEnO, INC. OMtuorlas...... 10 payroll employment, points to a percent. The U.S. unemployment rate No Herald Monday post and rail fence and view of Union or possibility of subdivision. Prop» Long duration unemployment de­ REALTORS 2n'n!,®n” ...... J steadily improving joba picture,” he for August was 9.5 percent, the 89 WEST CENTER STREET- Pond. House includes newly remo­ erty includes 6 room Dormered ••op t#...... 2 said. clined for the second straight ihonth, The Manchester Herald will not publish on imer of Mmto) deled kitchen, fireplace in living ...... '*■” " A l l of these are signs that the the department said, and thoso unem­ same as for July. UPl’s chart Monday, Labor Day; Normal publication will Cape, 1 car garage and new barn W#othsr..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!2 Reagan economic recovery is on ployed for six months or longer has shows a bjieakdown by major resume Tuesday. room and 16x16 deck. $69,900. with 5 corrales. $78,000 track,” Labor Secretary Raymond decreased by half a mUllon since June. categories.

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