2 1 - THK HERALD, Tues., Sept. 29, 1981 Railroad hearing Bank workers Thoughts on Cheney, marijuana ... page 6 Conrail: time to switch m. give hospital i $9,727 1 • "SlLLtiLf: Cold tonight; Employees of the Savings Bank of Manchester, Conn. to private enterprise? Manchester have doi^ted a total of cloudy Thursday $9,727 in pledges an(T contributions Wed., Sept. 30, 1981 to Manchester Memorial Hospital’s — See page 2 “Prescription ’84” fund drive. 25 Cents f m ’The bank is the first commercial organization to complete an ManrbBtrr Hrralb employee campaign, Samuel H. PROVIDENCE, R.l, (DPI) - Island is that we must find an im­ " HCWTAl 1 Robert A. Greene's experience with mediate answer to the Conrail Chorches, chairman of the Cor­ “‘The problem is ob­ the disappearing freight car is problem in our region,” Sen. porate Employee division of the typical of some of the problems with vious. Companies cannot Claiborne Pell, DR.I., said. “There fund drive, said. Conrail. survive with the un­ is no question that we must act Conna Cammeyer, advertising About IVi years ago, crews were promptly to restore the freight lines and marketing officer for the unloading corrugated materials reliable service, con­ in southern New England to private Savings Bank of Manchester, from a freight car at Greene's small enterprise,” explained that all 145 employees of tinued higher rates and tenma » n packaging plant in East Greenwich. the bank, including those at all 14 “The Providence & Worcester Layoffs cloud area's economy During the night. Conrail pulled the arbitrary surcharges they branches and the Express Bank, car away from the main line siding Railroad is quite interested in were reached on a personal basis currently face, ” used by Greene Industries — half its acquiring these ... freight lines and during the three weeks of the cam­ cargo still unloaded. — Marcel A, Valois this privately owned railroad should paign. The total represents direct “We finally got it back a few days be given the opportunity to succeed contributions, as well as pledges and Business leaders optirnisfic about long-term picture later. It was sort of a dumb thing to Chamber spokesman where Conrail has failed,” said Rep. payments over a three-year period. do," Greene said. Claudine Schneider, R-R.I. She said the employees of the Not surprisingly. Greene joined Sen. John H. Chafee, R-R.I., also bank were quite willing to support The latest round of P ratt & William C. Johnson, president of urged for speedy transfer of Conrail Whitney layoffs has clouded the Savings Bank of Manchester, said about a dozen other speakers Mon­ Most of the 14 speakers proposed the fund-drive effort. “We felt that day in calling for a transfer of un­ lines to private enterprise. the quality services provided by area’s economic picture, but local the local impact of the layoffs will that the Providence & Worcester business leaders remain optimistic depend on the number of reliable and costly Conrail lines in Railroad be allowed to take over the Manchester Memorial help make I this a better community. Each about the long-term picture. Manchester residents affected and Rhode Island. Connecticut and parts freight lines. Blanchette said a purchase price ■it of Massachusetts to a private rail of the Conrail holdings hinges on of us has called upon or may one day “ Right now, I feel sorry for the , whether the layoffs are long-term or “The problem is obvious," said temporary. company. They said it's time for a Marcel A. Valois of the Blackstone whether a private carrier would need to call upon, the hospital and it people being laid off,” said local ■msnn private rail company to restore assume the entire system. The therefore made sense to support the Chamber of Comerce President “ It’s not a plus, no question,” he Valley Chamber of Commerce, CUMK said. “Obviously anything that quality rail service to the region. “Companies cannot survive with un­ carrier that promises long-term new facilities being constructed by Anne Flint. “That’s the immediate "Anybody who's ever dealt with quality service will have the edge, the hospital,” she said. thing. It’s bound to have some effect represents unemployment will have reliable service, continued higher an effect on the local economy." the railroad knows there's a lot of rates and arbitrary surcharges they he said. She saluted the efforts of the cam­ on the local economy, since a lot of Employees at several other Pratt featherbedding, " Greene said. "I currently face." paign committee at the Savings their workers come from “It sounds very complicated, but & Whitney plants will also be would frankly like to see (a private The “best solution to this problem Bank for its work during the fund Manchester. rail line) take it over because I'd it's really a simple auction where drive. Committee members in­ “I assume it might have some affected by the layoffs, including 70 is the transfer of these lines to the the auctioneer doesn't give the con­ workers at the plant in North like to see how they'd do " Providence & Worcester Railroad," cluded Mary Anderson, branch effect on some of the local machine tract to highest bidder, but to the manager at the East Center Street Berwick, Maine; 85 at Southington; His testimony came during a he said. shops and businesses, but I don’t Statehouse hearing by Federal Rail carrier who promises the best quali­ branch; Robert DeMarchi, assistant really know yet. But I’m still 240 in North Haven, and 165 in P&W, which has 212 miles of ty service,” Blanchette said. Middletown. Administrator Robert W. track in the three states, has been vice president; Carol Houghton, generally optimistic about our assistant treasurer; Lillian Lloyd, Blanchette, the third and final growing steadily since acquiring in­ economic future.” Pratt & Whitney is a subsidiary of forum on the sale of over 600 miles dependent status in 1973. Conrail lawyer Russell L. smith officers' assistant; Bruce Noble, Joseph Garman, a Main Street United Technologies Corp., Connec- assistant treasurer; and Terry of Conrail lines in the three southern The rail line has earned praise said the railroad is currently deter­ \ merchant who is chairman of the titcut’s largest employer, with more New England states from the business community for its mining a value for its lines in the Simon, CIS and Conn! Departments Chamber of Commerce retail divi­ Herald photo by Tarquinio than 60,000 workers The 1981 Northeast Rail Service Manager, along with Mrs. reliable service, steady rates and three states. Conrail will seek a Photo by Tarquinio sion, said he doesn’t think the latest Gov. William A. O'Neill, told of Cammeyer. The State Labor Department’s unemployment office In the Jar­ long. Almost 1,000 workers from the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Act requires the administrator to commitment to the region, especial­ “fair and equitable price” for the layoffs will have more than a short­ the latest layoff in West Germany William R. Johnson, president of begin negotiations for sale of the ly in contrast to Conrail. lines. Fonowing the plea made on the sign they are holding up, term effect, vis Building In Manchester is quiet now, but probably not for Division in East Hartford wiii be laid off starting Friday. where he is on a state trade mission, freight properties in the three states the bank, expressed pride in the employees of the Savings Bank of Manchester have sup­ “Sure, it’s going to have an was quoted as saying, “Fiftenn hun­ under a plan that would continue Its takeover proposal has the sup­ employees noting that, “these out­ effect,” said Garman. “But I’ve parts. ’They also blamed the recent workers were given pink slips. fices which process unemployment Other area employers said they ported the building fund drive of Manchester Memorial dred! It certainly distresses me.” service for at least three years. port of Rhode Island Gov. J. Joseph “Conrail does make money in standing results indicate that they been through enough of these layoffs strike by the FTofessional Air ’Traf­ Another 1,000 employees were laid claims have been alerted to the expect the layoffs will have an About 445 miles of the line are in Garrahy and the state's con­ Connecticut, Massachusetts and Hospital by pledging and contributing $9,727. Shown are, realize the importance of the con­ that I am optimistic. I don’t think, in fic Controllers Organization, which off in May. massive layoff. effect on their businesses, but are Economic development Commis­ Connecticut, with the balance split gressional delegation. Rhode Island, as a whole," he said. left to right, Carol Houghton, Lillian Lloyd and William tributions of the hospital to the com­ the long-, that it’s that serious. reduced the number of flights made ’The most recent round of cuts in­ "We are prepared to do not yet sure what that will be. sion Edward Stockton charged that evenly between Rhode Island and “The message I hear over and A final decision on the sale will be Legault. munity. These people are well trained and by the airlines. cludes both salaried and hourly everything in our power to process A spokesman for Mai Tool and high interest rates and reduced air­ Massachusetts. over again from shippers in Rhode made by Dec. 11, Blanchette said. they generally get picked up.” Officials of the International employees in its manufacturing and the claims as expeditiously as Engineering Company, a subcon­ line flights as a result of the firing of Pratt & Whitney will lay off Association of Machinists, the commercial products divisions. possible,” he said. tractor for- Pratt & Whitney, said it the air traffic controllers was a fac­ almost 1,500 employees effective largest union at Pratt & Whitney, Richard Ficks, chief of Public In- Ficks advised those applying for is too early to tell if the layoffs will tor in the layoffs. Friday, including 925 workers at the had no comment on the layoffs this foramtion for the state Labor for unemployment compensation to have an impact. Stockton was quoted as saying he main plant in East Hartford. morning. They scheduled a press Department, said the department is bring their layoff notices and social A spokesman for another would “lay 90 percent of this at the ’The company, which is the world’s conference this afternoon at the planning a job fair in the Hartford security card to the the office with Manchester machine shop who did feet of President Reagan ” who At this school largest manufacturer of jet engines, Capitol. area to help the ideled workers find them. not want to be identified said it will ordered the firings of 12,000 air traf­ cited the airline industry’s reduced It was the third layoff announced new jobs. The Manchester unemployment definitely have an effect, but he is fic cotrollers last month because of demand for its engines and spare by the firm since March, when 600 Ficks said all the department’s of- office is located at 806 Main St. not sure what the impact will be. their unions' strike. for laborers Lucien DIFazio to try again; Reagan plans lost race to Cotter in '76 •J. H ' attitude stressed -T-V, to scale down By Paul Hendrie I’m going to fight Rocky II. Rocky a primary will divide the party, but, on the contrary, will attract publici­ Herald Reporter won the second fight.” HOPKINTON, Mass. (UPI) - Attitude Handling the physical side of construc­ DiFazio said he respects former ty for the Republicans. is the most important product at the tion work, she said, was hard in the Lucien DiFazio, a trial attorney Hartford Mayor Anne Uccello as a He pledged to back any eventual school for laborers. beginning “but you get used to it." Here from Wethersfield who un­ formidable opponent for the Republican nominee. successfully can'ied the Republican nomination. He also said Ben An­ DiFazio disputed the conventional M X program “It's a team effort. " said Lynne Saya, the attitude of team effort comes into 26, of Cambridge, a trainee at the school. play. banner in 1976 against the late U.S. drews, president of Connecticut’s wisdom that says.no Republican can "If you help each other out, nobody "When you work with a guy all day Rep. William R. Cotter, D-lst NAACP chapter, will probably run win in the heavily Democratic 1st District, will try again. and would be a tough opponent. An­ District. He said he has experience WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ bomber package will settle a pair of breaks their back " long, you kind of help each other out," complex military questions. More than the skills involved, this she said. “If there's a team effort in the DiFazio told ’The Herald, in an in­ drews lost to Cotter in 1978. running in urban areas, rural areas dent Reagan’s plans to rearm terview ’Tuesday, that he will seek Told DiFazio would run,Miss and suburban areas. America include deploying a scaled- The proposal to build a B-1 positive attitude is emphasized daily at job. nobody will break their back. " bomber to replace the antiquated B- the New England Laborers' Training Prospective employes, she said, “will the Republican nomination to run Ucello replied, “Good.” ” I think I can win against down MX missile system in the for the seat vacat^ with Cotter’s DiFazio said state Rep. J. Peter (Secretary of the State Barbara) West and building 50 B-1 bombers, 52 was pigeonholed by President Academy, a unique example of what can choose you because they know what you Carter. Reagan had tq decide death. Fusscas, R-Marlborough, “has a Kennelly,” he said. “I think I can sources say. be accomplished when management and know, and know the school impresses on whether to go with it or wait for the its students the necessity of having a He will formally announce his grip on the right-wing ideologues” expose her as being a very Reagan, m eetii^ with reporters labor work together. fned his decision technology -that will enable the The academy is nestled in a pic­ good attitude." candidacy Friday at a Capitol press in the party and is a “voice to be transparent liberal who will go down under wraps until the end of United States to build the so-called turesque 140-acre woodland site in Merloni said there is fierce competi­ t'^ 'd conference. contended with.” there and hold the hand of Tip “I feel like Rocky Balboa,” he In any event, DiFazio said he LUCIEN DIFAZIO week, saying: “We'll be making Stealth planes that are invisible to Hopkinton. better known as the starting tion lor contracts in the construction in­ ■M radar. » if'-j said. “I already fought Rocky I, now wants a primary. He does not think Pleuxe turn to page 10 to announce Friday statement on the whole strategic point for the world famous Boston dustry, and to get the jobs the companies The MX missile, planned to carry Marathon. The only things running at the “have to do a better job than their com­ decisions on Friday." But congressional sources said up to 10 individually targ et^ school, however, are various types of petitors.” Skilled and dependable warheads, is designed to replace construction equipment — from workers with positive attitudes go a long Tuesday the president has made up Big demand expected his mind to build 100 MX missiles to older Titan missiles in the U.S. jackhammers, air compressors and way in assuring this. a be spread around 1,000 shelters. The nuclear arsenal. chain saws to fork lifts, generators and There are 64 such schools in the coun­ Going into his Thursday news coni laser beams. try, big and small. “Basically we have sources said two site areas are un­ der consideration. The shelters ference Reagan said he was proudly Five-week-long classes cover such been the leader in training," Merlino would be located either mostly in positive about his economic areas as scaffolding, masonery, con­ said. “The input for the other schools Utah and Nevada, or some in recovery program. crete. earth moving, grading, clearing, came from here.” Banks gear up for All ^Savers “In the first eight months, we Nevada and others in current trenching, shoring, pipe laying, blasting The first concern of the school is to -Minuteman missile sites in North moved forward with a multipronged and drilling, air tools, landscaping, safe­ “take care of the needs of the construc­ approach and I think it is beginning tion industry in your neighborhood. If we institutions have been advertising Trust. “But we’re hoping for a high will also be open extra hours, during and South Dakota. ty and first aid By Lisa Zowada The original Air Force plan for the to show results." Reagan told a can't do that, we might as well close the the Oct. 1 sale and briefing per­ level of activity. some of which they will be’handiing Ten years ago only an old farm house Herald Reporter new MX intercontinental missiles bipartisan group of congressmen door.” sonnel on the finer points of the cer­ “We have had 480 people in for All Savers certificates transactions stood on the site. Today there is a com­ had been to build 200 of them to be Tuesday as he began lobbying for a plete classroom - dormitory recreational Another result of the school has been a For some it’s a knight in shining tificates. Many banks will be open training seminars,” he explains, only. new round of budget cuts. “and 50 additional people will be on “We expect an overwhelming hidden in and spread around 4,600 facility — including a swimming pool — creative cooperative effort between armor; for others it’s extra extra hours with additional help on shelters located in Utah and Reagan said oil production and where workers selected by their union management and labor. paperwork. But whatever the view, hand to deal with what they hope will stand by to assist in any rush we response,” Says William Johnson, exploration are increasing, a million “This school has created the best at­ might have.” We are also extending the bank's president. Nevada, locals can upgrade various construction area banks and savings and loan be an overwhelming rush to snatch Two of Reagan's allies in the more people are at work than a year mosphere for good labor-management our hours at all branches on The All Savers certificates, which skills in comfortable surroundings. associations are gearing up for the up the certificates at 12.61 percent. Senate, both from states under con­ ago, inflation is "more relations. " Merlino said. For the in­ Thursday, Friday and Saturday.” will be on sale until Dec. 31, 1982. Besides their training, the laborer- big day ’Thursday when the tax- “We can’t predict how many peo­ sideration as basing sites. Sens. manageable. " and “we have seen dustry to survive, he said, we “have to CBT has three branches in are part of the federal Economic students are paid for their time and exempt All Savers certificates go on ple will buy the All Savers,” says Jake Garn. R-Utah, and Paul some nibbling" to indicate interest work side by side. This is a neutral Manchester and one in Coventry. Recovery Act signed in August. A receive room and board during stay. '/ sale. Richard DeNoia, director of public Laxalt, R-Nev., called the White rates will decline. “That's the type of atmosphere you ground, a mutual benefit society.” For weeks now, banks and thrift relations at Connecticut Bank and , The Savings Bank of Manchester tax-exemption of $1,000 for an in­ “I know it’s not always going to be dividual and $2,000 for a married House Tuesday upon hearing reports can learn in," said James Merlino Jr., The school is a cooperative effort that Reagan settled on the scaled- clear sailing, but we've come a long who has been with the school from its between the Laborers' International couple is allowed on the interest way and there's still mueh to do," yielded by the certificates. The down MX option, Garn said. He said beginnings and is its administrator. Union of North America and contractor the senators were told such reports the president said, making a pitch On the importance of attitude, Merliiio associations. The need for such a school money cannot be touched for one for his new proposals to cut another year, unless the depositor wants to were “premature." said students “learn here how to respect was recognized in the 1960s in response Reagan faces the news media $13 billion out of the 1982 budget. to a demand from management and Inside Today's Herald pay a heavy penalty tor early each other, the supervisors, and the con­ United Bank Thursday at 2 p.m. EDT in the East The current fiscal year ends today tractors they work for. The students labor foe an upgrading of the quality of withdrawal.' and with it dies the 1981 budget It is the Reagan administration's Room of the White House in only his learn to go out each and every day and do workers — in skill and knowledge, safety fourth formal press conference which Reagan has blamed fqr much the best job they can." and a sense of pride and responsibility. The Hinckley tapes Laws to take effect hope that the certificates will at­ of the nation’s economic woes. touches down in Vernon tract “new” money to ailing banks since taking office in January. Miss Saya is an example of how co­ Previously the industry had to rely on Reagan planned a very light He told the congressmen, all of worker respect works. She has had to the inefficient method of having job Law enforcement officials sqy actress Jodie ft will be illegal to carry a handgun without a and financial institutions and so help permit, to rape a spouse or roommate, and to es- schedule today, with only a morning whom had supported his tax and overcome negative attitudes toward foremen instruct unskilled workers on Foster, who earlier claimed she had never spoken lower mortgage rates and control budget victories of the early tab li^ paramilitary camps under laws which take meeting with the Republican con­ women in the workplace, especially in an actual construction jobs. The school, Checking With Interest is just one of the special services which to John W. Hinckley Jr., actually had two telephone inflation. summer, that on their return to conversations with the man accused of shooting effect in Connecticut Thursday. Page 8. gressional leadership on his agenda industry generally considered a man's however, fully trains workers in all WHILE SOME banks are skep­ Washington from vacation, “some United Bank offers Vernon customers. President Reagan last March. Hinckley tape- to allow time to study for the domain. Older men. she said, were more aspects of the trade and whe/i they get to tical about just how much the cer­ nationally broadcast news con­ people got a bad case of the jitters” reluctant to accept her than were the job they are more competent, more recorded the calls and transcripts show his pathetic about the economic climate. The money in your checking account shouldn't just sit there! efforts to talk with Miss Foster but offer no hint of tificates will help, others are ference. younger men who grew up more with the versatile and more productive. anxiously anticipating salvation. violent acts. Page 3. Index White House communications idea of equal opportunity. As she showed “The skills are important,” Merlino Let it grow at 5y4% interest at United Bank. Just keep a mini­ “We’re very excited about the director David Gergen said the said, “but more important are the at­ Entertainment . . . . . 21 she could do the job, barriers fell and v.,20 sale,” says Joseph Hachey, assis­ timing of the news conference, one titudes and respect.” mum balance of $1,000 in your account, and write all the L ottery...... 2 now, she said, “they've even developed a In sports ...2 2 tant manager of commercial loans day before the president planned to Samples today sense of pride in me." 25, 28 O bituaries...... 10 at Hartfpnl-National Bank. “We make his views known on the checks you want, at no charge. Peopletalk...... Miss Saya, an Air Force veteran, has Complete scholastic roundup ... 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Address letters to the tresses.” the early part of next week.” Manchester. although she adhiits her boyfriend is a Interest, nobody else can touch us. at its best. Play Newspaper Bingo ... dally on comics page Please lum to page 10 The > president’s missile and bit jealous at times beqause she's Open Forum, Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040. MonbcrFDIC An Eijuil Oppottwity Lradw working with all men. i? 4» A Ftril Bancorp hvik If Ak J 2 - TH E HERALD. Wed , Sept. 30, 1981 THE HERALD. Wed., Sept 30. 1981 - ■’>

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disarmament LOS ANOIL MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Elvis Presley’s doc­ able to talk with him again because she 0 tor was ordered to court today under tight security NEW YORK (UPI) - Actress Jodie lowest on charges of overprescribing drugs to the late king was leaving Yale for the Weekend, TEMKRATUMS Foster — who first said she had never BRIGHTON, England (U P I) - The^ of rock ‘n’ roll and 10 other people, including Hinckley remarked: “ Oh, it’s almost leaders o f Britain’s Labor Party cleared* spoken to the man accused of shooting himself. over, .lodie.” the way for a vote today committing the Na| - President Reagan — actually had two A Shelby (bounty Grand Jury indicted Dr. George Ilim Uey: Can I call tomorrow night? party to remove all nuclear weapons and telephone conversations with John W. Nichopoulos in 1980 on 14 counts of overprescribing Foster: That’s fine. close all U.S. and British nuclear bases Hinckley Jr., law enforcement officials E Z 3 'SMOWIM ^ rtow thousands of uppers, downers and painkillers for Hinckley: Will you be in? when it regains power. UFI WEATHER FOTOCABT • say. Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and other patients. Foster: Um. Maybe. The resolution on unilateral nuclear Transcripts of the calls were furnished Oiminal Court Judge Bemie Weinman ordered Hinckley: Will you talk? dirarmament, approved by Party leader to U P I and show Hinckley’s pathetic and Reagan cuts special security measures for the start of the trial Foster; Sure. Michael Foot and the key policy-making Iove>8trlcken efforts to talk with Miss M a y. He mandated a search of all visitors entering Hinckley: Well, you just changed your committee, was describe as leading Foster and her irritation with his letters the courtroom "to constitutionally guarantee an mind, see? Haitian flow toward the creation of a nuclear-free' and phone calls. orderly and fair trial.” Foster; Look, I can't be bothered with zone in Europe. "Listen, don’t, don’t hang up. Please,” Weather The order came after heavy publicity as well as your noisome habits. WASHINGTON (U P l) - Presidential Hinckley implored Miss Foster during 'rae Labor resolution declared uncon- telephone and letter threats to Nicholpoulos earlier This second, lengthy conversation orders aimed at stemming the flow of il­ one of the two telephone conversations .ditional opposition to Britain replacing ended with Miss Foster agreeing to talk legal Haitian immigrants authorize the this year. with her that he tape-recorded. the Polaris by Trident or any other mis­ Attorneys declined comment before the trial on to Hinckley again, but law enforcement Coast Guard to sail the high seas siles, and to the deployment of Cruise Officials believe the 26-year-old tried Today’s forecast what witnesses they might call, but it is likely that officials familiar with the case said her searching for their boats, intercept missiles, the neutron weapon and all to kill Reagan in an attempt to impress some of Presley’s close associates, who testified assent was only a polite way of getting them, inspect them, fire on them if other nuclear weapons. Most of the Sunny today and continued breezy and cool. High Miss Foster, 18, a sophomore at Yale before the state medical board last year, will rid of Hinckley-; There were no further necessary and turn them back. weapons are American. around 60. Increasing cloudiness late tonight with only a University. There are no references to appear in the criminal case. conversations between the two. Before the new tough orders from It also reaffirmed the commitment to chance of frost in the normally colder low lying areas the president or violent acts in either of 'The Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners At one point, as her roommates President Reagan on Tuesday, the Coast close all nuclear bases — British or away from cities. Lows 35 to 40. Becoming cloudy on the calls, however. found Nichopoulos guilty in January 1980 of over- laughed in the background. Miss Foster Guard could only challenge vessels American — using British soil or waters Thursday with showers likely in the afternoon. Highs At an April 1 news conference at Yale, John W. Hinckley Jodie Foster UPI photo prescribing drugs, but cleared him of charges of remarked: "Yeah, I should tell him 1 am suspected of carrying illegal aliens after as the nation’s contribution to creating a around 60. Wind westerly at 10 to 15 mph today. Wind Miss Foster said she had never "m et, malpractice and unethical conduct. repeatedly said he just wanted to talk sitting here with a knife." the boats entered U.S. territorial waters. European nuclear-weapon-free zone and light and variable tonight then becoming southeast at fO spoken to or in any way associated with Hinckley’s Washington hotel room short­ 3 The examiners prohibited the white-haired physi­ with the actress, the new transcripts ■'Well, I ’m not dangerous. 1 promise The new orders seem to protect Today in history as an initiative for wider nuclear disar­ to 20 Thursday. one John W. Hinckley.” ly after the president and three others cian from practicing medicine for three months and you that," Hinckley assured her later in refugees, those fleeing their homeland mament. But in a brief telephone interview were shot in Washington March 30. show. the same conversation. because of political persecution, by Extended outlook put him on three years’ probation. Tuesday, Miss Foster confirmed that she In the months before the shooting, Foster: Seriously, this isn't fair. Do On Sept. 30, 1938 leaders of Britain, France, Germany and Italy met In The board heard testimony about Presley’s mid­ authorizing the Coast Guard to ask for had spoken with Hinckley. She declined Hinckley visited New Haven, Conn., me a favor and don’t call back. All right? In May, UPI reported that Hinckley Munich, Germany, for a conference, after which British Prime Minister night visits to the dentist, racquetball in the wee documents proving their status. But a Extended outlook for New England Friday through to discuss the matter in any detail. where Yale is located, on at least two oc­ Hinckley: How about just tomorrow? tape-recorded a monologue last New Neviiie Chamberiain promised “peace in our time." That “peace" lasted hours of the morning, mysterious drug shipments State Department spokesman could not Sunday: “ It’s not anything I can talk about,” casions in an attempt to meet with the Foster: Oh God! Oh seriously, this is Year’s Eve in which he expressed his Plane stormed; from Las Vegas and drug use before and after per­ identify what type of document a refugee 337 days before World War II started. With Chamberlain at the meeting MasHarhuRetlH, Rhode iHland and Connrrtirul: she said, adding that federal officials had actress. He also sent her a number of really starting to bother me. Do you worship of Miss Foster and his belief formances that eventually put him in the hospital could present to prove he was fleeing for are Premier Edouard Daiadier, Chancelior Adolf Hitler and Premier Chance of rain Friday. Clearing Saturday. Fair weather requ esM her not to discuss the case. letters. mind if I hang up? that the actress and Beatles star John for detoxification. political reasons. Benito Mussolini. hosfages freed on Sunday. Overnight lows in the 40s Friday and mid 30s ’The tapes containing the conversations During one midnight phone call to Miss Hinckley: Jodie, please. Lennon were “ sort of binded together” 0 Justice Department spokesman to mid 4ds Saturday and Sunday. High temperatures in with Miss Foster were found in Foster’s dormitory room, Hinckley After telling Hinckley she would be un­ in his mind. Thomas Stewart said: "W e have dis­ the mid 50s to low 60s Friday through Sunday. LAHORE, Pakistan (U PI) — Pakistani V erm on t; Friday through Sunday, a chance of covered by talking to thousands of AWACS compromise sought commandos stormed a hijacked Indian Haitians that they are very frank in showers Friday, clearing Saturday fair Sunday. Con­ jetliner today at Lahore airport, cap­ tinued cool. Highs in the 50s and low 60s, lows mainly in STORE HOURS OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9. TUBS. & SAT. TILL 5 SUNDAYS 1 1 tO 5 saying they want to come to the U.S. to WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Senate Foreign Relations Committee. turing five sword-wielding Sikh Iran get a job. It’s a very rare one who says the 30s. YOU ALWAYS BUY BETTER AT Reagan, trying to avert a foreign policy Haig and other administration officials separatists and freeing all 60 hostages Maine and New llanipidiire: Chance of a few he’s coming because he wants to escape defeat on Capitol Hill and strained were cautiously optimistic they will find aboard unharmed, officials said. showers or flurries north and fair south through the th§ government of Haiti. ” relations with Saudi Arabia, is trying to a formula to make the $8.5 billion arms Officials said no one was injured in the APPLIANCES' Stewart said the new Coast Guard period. Highs 45 to 50 north and in the 50s south. Lows in leader reach a compromise on his embattled deal, which includes five sophisticated raid on the Boeing 737, which was com­ authority includes permission to fire the upper 20s and 30s. Saudi arms proposal. AWACS surveillance planes, palatable to mandeered Tuesday on a domestic flight OF MANCHESTER weapons if a Haitian vessel does not res­ With Congress likely to kill the current Congress. in India by Sikhs demanding the release pond to a call to halt for inspection. National forecast TEL. 643-9561 package. Ambassador Richard Murphy A major stumbling block is the de­ of a jailed separatist leader and a $600,- slain flew to Saudi Arabia Tuesday where he is mand by many critics of limited U.S. 000 ransom. By United Press International Los Angeles pc 74 86 City & Fcsl Hi Lo Pep Louisville c 70 5T( expected to discuss possible revisions. control of the planes once they are in the The five hijackers, brandishing curved Albuquerque pc 87 60 .... Memphis c 88 61 By United Press Inter­ According to the initial schedule, the hands of Saudi Arabia. Israel has op­ swords, long knives and a pistol, seized Anchorage pc 48 36 .... Miami Beach r 83 78 national Asheville c 79 4f. ... Milwaukee r » administration was to formally submit posed the existing proposal, saying the the Indian Airlines plane carrying 117 Atlanta c S3 60 .... MinneaTOlis r 67 94 OPEN Another leader of Iran's the proposal to Congress today. The sale sale would endanger its national securi­ people shortly after takeoff from New Billings p<- r.T. 44 .81 Nashville c 82 49 No motive Birmingham r 88 T6 .... New Orlens pc 89 64 Islamic regime was killed will go through unless a majority of both Delhi and shouted to the pilot, “ Fly to ty- Boston c W 44 .. New York c 6T. 46 in a grenade attack at- I houses disapprove it within 30 days. State Department spokesman Alan Pakistan.” Brwnsvll Tx.pc 90 73 .... Oklahom Cly c 91 71 Buffalo pc ra 37 .... Omaha pc tributed to an emerging SUNDAY in ‘massacre’ Senate sources raised the possibility Romberg said, “ it is quite likely he “ We have done this hijacking in sup­ Giarlstn S.C. c 78 70 . Philadelphia pc guerrilla “ suicide squad" the presentation may be delayed until (Murphy) will discuss” the proposed port of our movement for the creation of CTiarlott N.C. c 76 ra . . Phoenix pc STORE WIDE SALE willing to pursue m artyr­ COLUMBIA, S.C. ( UPII - In a shanty Thursday when Secretary of State sale with Saudi officials, but declined to Khalistan,” the turbaned Sikhs told Chicago pc 60 r« .... Pittsburgh cy Cleveland r r« f2 .02 Portland Me. c dom as fanatically as .Alexander Haig and Defense Secretary say if the envoy had any negotiating neighborhood on the edge of town stands Pakistani officials in Lahore. Khalistan Columbus r 61 rj Portland Or. pc 11 AM followers of Ayatollah an $80,000 house guarded by a 6- Caspar Weinberger appear before the orders. is the name the Sikh separatists wish to Dallas c 90 64 Providence c Ruhollah Khomeini. foot-high chain-link fence — the ’’devil’ ’ give to a homeland along the Indo- Denver pc 83 60 Richmond pc Des Moines pc 98 71 St. Louis c The assassination of the house with a black magic shrine where Pakistani border. Detroit r Salt Lak Ctypi S Duluth r San Antonio (x* ruling Islamic Republican TO four people were shot to death and two 6 killed in military crashes Kl Paso pc 94 64 San Diego pc Party’s secretary in the were wounded. Hartford c 60 40 San Francisc « SAVE LIKE NEVER BEFORE ertheastern Khorassan Police who entered the house Tuesday Honolulu c 88 73 San Juan pc By United Press International The HH-53 Air Force helicopter that Indianapolis pc fa ns Seattle pc province and tlie execution found boxes of herbs and little bags full Jackson Mss. c l^k.Spokane c 5 PM crashed Tuesday near Grants, N.M., Storms head of another 96 opponents of of strange, sweet-smelling powders, Three military crashes killed six men Jacksonville pc TamiTampa pc killing four, is known as a "Super Jolly Kansas City pc Washing!^ cy the regime on Tuesday books on casting spells with graveyard Tuesday, with a seventh man missing Green Giant” and is similar to those l4as Vegas pc Wichita pc raised fears that violence dirt and bat’s blood, and the bullet- out to sea M ttle ^ Whirlpool and presumed dead. In the worst acci­ used in the aborted hostage rescue mis­ would escalate until riddled bodies, dent, an Air Force helicopter slammed sion in Iran. It crashed at thd 8,000-foot Friday’s presidential elec­ Silver Anniversary Savings! | "They made them put their hands on into a mountain during a combat training MIAMI (U PI) — Hurricane Irene will E level of 11,301-foot Mount Taylor, tion in Iran. the wall and they shot them in the back mission in New Mexico, killing four of The two surviving crewmen, burned continue the follow-the-leader pattern The executions, part of ^^hlrlpool of the head, ” said Sheriff Frank Powell. the six crewmen. over 80 percent of their bodies, were in that has led all of September’s dangerous 156 executions since Sun­ "It was a vicious massacre. ” He said Two men died in the crash of a Defense critical condition today. storms harmlessly through the north Lottery day’s gun battles between I T c u . f t . 2 DOOR authorities had no idea of the motive and Department airplane in Nevada, Kirtiand Air Force Base officials in Atlantic and a tropical depression Revolutionary Guards and few clues, but searched today for two or NO FROST bringing to nine the number of ser­ Albuquerque said the cause of the crash appear to be following its path, Mojahldeen guerrillas In three assailants. REFRIGERATOR vicemen kilied during war games there was not immediately clear but the craft forecasters said today. Numbers drawn Tuesday Rhode Island daily: 9218. Tehran, brought to 1,369 One of the dead was the owner of the • Enargv •«*•« in the past nine days. A Navy pilot, apparently was trying to make a mesa Hurricane Irene’s winds had dropped in New England: Maine daily: 684. the total executed since the • TwtR Crtap«rs house, Edward Harkless, 62, a man e P e re etom o n whose helicopter went down in the Atlan­ landing. to KM mph and forecasters predicted it Connecticut daily: 130. Vermont daily: 866. ouster of President known in the black community as the top P tic Tuesday, was presumed dead. Killed were Capt. J.P. Gant Jr., 31, was swirling toward extinction over cold New Hampshire daily: Massachusetts daily: Abolhassan Bani-Sadr in "root doctor” in South Carolina. The Navy also announced Tuesday that Meridian, Miss., aircraft commander; northern waters. 6723. 2301. June. The other victims were identified as an F-14 Tomcat jet fighter based on the 2nd Lt. Richard J. Wendin, Fairfield, At 6 a.m. EDT, the National Hurricane' The party official, his w ife’s cousin, Maxlinia Lykes,. 27, carrier USS Anierica went down Monday Conn., pilot; Sgt. Terry 0, Chancey, 27, Center put the center of Irene 625 miles Hojjatoleslam Abdolkarim and two visitors, Leroy Hemphill, 52, of in the Indian Ocean, 50 miles from the Patterson, Ga., instructor flight west of the westernmost Azores, near Hashemlnejad, was killed 1 100% SOLID STATE | *469 Chester, S.C., and Ralph K. Felder, 33, of ship, but the two crewmen ejected and engineer; and Sgt. Luis Caraballo, latitude 38.5 North and longitude 43.0 instantly when a young Salley. N.C were rescued by a Navy helicopter. Bronx, N.Y., flight engineer. West, and said it posed no threat to land. man hurled a grenade out­ Almanac side party headquarters in COLOR T V ■^liirlpool I "Whirlpool Masbad, the official Pars • AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING CHEST I lB o u . f l. news agency said. • WALNUT GRAIN CABINET FREEZER lU PR IQ H T Pars said the attacker, a I f r e e z e r etetetr LlpM Feopletaik By United Press International member of the Mojahldeen a 4 0 » » - Khalq guerrilla group, was Today is Wednesday. Sept. 30, the 273rd day of 1981 also killed in the blast, and *269 *369 with 92 to follow. that a security guard and a The moon is moving toward its first quarter. whirlpool . j student were injured. 'Whirlpool Thriller author The morning star is Mars. . 30” njlCTRIC Opposition sources said 3 0 ” K U C T m c The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and ^ RANQE RANOE the attacker probably • RA“ auB l-B ” Ken Follett has noticed a distinct change in his Saturn. belonged to an emerging « 2 7 8 life since he wrote three best sellers — "E y e of the Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra. "suicide squad” of the Needle” (made into a m ovie), "T rip le” (bought by American author Truman Capote was born Sept. 30, Mojahldeen group, which CBS) and "The Key to Rebecca” (issued by NA L in 1924. believes in “ martyrdom” *359 paperback I. On this date in history: as firmly as Khomeini’s 1 have a great deal more money, ” he said cheer­ In 1846, a dentist in Charleston, Mass., extracted a W h irlp o o l fundmentalist Moslem I'^hirlpool fully. "Lve been living on the Riviera for almost tooth for the first tim e with the aid of anesthesia — B U n .T 4 N followers. RELSm DISHWASMBR three years — very pleasant weather and lovely ether. Khomeini said following • EfMTBy SavtnD Opaon restaurants. But I m going to move back to England In 1938, Germany, France, Britain and Italy met In • PowB* Wash SvBiBfn Hasheminejad’s death • OwBl AcBen next year — France will never feel like home and Munich for. a conference, after which British Prim e Automatic that, “ Our loss of each and RCA England does. Odd, because I ’m not English, I ’m Minister Neville Chamberlain promised "peace in our Flira everyone of these (Islamic Tunlh XL-100 W elsh.” time.” That “ peace” lasted 337 days before World War 1«" 3 regim e) figures is a help to ‘27 9 Follett, 32, is working on a new novel, tentatively II started. titled "The Russian Prince. ” “ It’s set in Edwar­ In 1972, President Richard Nixon signed a con­ Islam. Islam is revived with these assassinations. dian London in the summer of 1914, ” he said, gressional resolution approving an interim Sovidt- R C A X L -1 0 0 “ If their goal is to ’about a Russian anarchist who plans to American offensive arms agreement. PORTABLE COLOR TV destroy the Islamic Whirlpool assassinate a visiting Russian Prince. ” In 1979, Pope John Paul was touring Ireland and being Republic, the Islamic It’s an historical piece — but to Follett so were cheered by millions. AUTOMATIC Republic is irrigated by his two books set in World War II. He wasn’t even dlpQOnAl BLACK & WHITE these assassinations,” he born then. WASHER Jerry Falwell Peter (r), Paul and Mary Tracy Austin said. • 2 SPEEDS On Sept. 11, Khomeini’s iPortable TV! Jlanfl|fatpr Hrralb representative in Azer­ • 2 CYCLES Moral Majority leajer Jerry Falwell. out of the four, she gets $500,000. But Tracy would baijan, Ayatollah Musical reunion 100% Hostilities broke out when Falwell learned that rather be the country’s top woman tennis player — Asadollah Madani, died in an interview he had given to some freelance writers a title now resting with Chris Evert Lloyd. "That’s Official Manchester Newspaper a similar grenade attack in Solid When the Big Three of folk music, Peter, Paul State was to be published in Penthouse, which is not on the most important thing,” she said. "(M o n ey is) USPS 327-500 Vol. C, No. 307 Tabriz. The man who and Mary, get together for their 20th anniversary the Moral Majority's "must read” list. Falwell not what’s important — titles are important. There threw the grenade was also J * 2 9 8 Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by show, Paul will be an unwilling pinup. sued for $50 million, but the suit was dismissed. 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4 - THE HERALD, Wed., Sept. 30. 1981 THE HERALD, Wed., Sept. 30, 1981 - .5 Students offer to build shed Benefit cuts nbt felt here AAulti-Circuits Ninth grade students in an By Nancy Thompson "People may go off Social Securi­ problem, but it is society's “People ai (' getting laid off,” she architectural design and construc­ Herald Reporter ty and become a problem in other problem,” he added. “It’s the old said, nothing that Cheney Mills tion class at tiling Junior High ways" he said, ”^m e people may question of do you pay them out of recently laid off its third shift for a School are looking for residents in Federal disability benefits are have been on the rolls for 14 or 15 the right pocket or the left pocket.” week. “Wc'rc sending them to need of a utility shed. being cut off for many recipients, years. They may have been 40 or 50 Mrs. Carr said the job market is Social Security.” sticks by vow The resident supplies all the but apparently not for many local when they went on disability. Now currently causing more of a materials and the class provides residents. they're in their 60s and it's hard for problem for MACC’s services that plans and all labor for the project, Peter P. Corato, chief of the state them to find a job. any .cutbacks in Social Security If there is no agreement for the O'Brien said he is not at liberty to under teacher direction. Bureau of Disability Determination, "It's not Social Security’s payments. IUIES ft ALL WUTHER COATS Pendants To Match on display or enter it in the parade of old cars on Friday Thi “Eirtstaa” Tha “ SHrhNrhoN" ENTIRE STOCK OF .02 carat ...... $3 9 m IRA/Keogh Tailored to your special retirement plans with no tax on interest earned until Oct. 9, should contact Art Shorts at Carter Chevrolet. a Famous "Clipper Mitt" .05 carat ...... $69" His phone is 646-6464 or you can reach him at home at • Bomber Style • Cor Coot Length a Zepel Treated maturity, these programs build an excellent long-range financial program for you. FDIC • Zip Our Liner e Long SleoYo Crass Shirts .06 carat ...... $89" • Body Tracing insured. 646 196^ • Zip Out Styling • Genuine Leather a Zip-in Liner .10 carat ...... $135" All entries must be submitted by Monday, Oct. 5. by Arrow • Van Heusen • Genuine Leother a 36 to 46 Rag .15 carat ...... $175" The parade will assemble at 2:30 in front of the • Career Club • Enro a .20 carat ...... $195" Certificates of Deposit - ZVa years to 8 years Ranging from 2Vz years to 8 years these Chamber of Commerce office on Hartford Road and 40 to 46 Longs .24 carat ...... $350" deposits offer high interest on a long-range investment plan. FDIC insured. depart at 3 p.m. for a tour of the Manchester shopping e Crass Shoos a 38 to 42 Short areas, arriving at the J.C. Penney complex around 4 .35 carat ...... $425" *139“ by Florsheim • Dexter • Jarman Reg. $90.00 .44 carat ...... $595" p.m. M09* R eg. $150.00 Reg. $180.00 .51 carat ...... $795" Your local hometown bank... local money for local investment We help Manchester . .70 carat ...... $950" prosper. (AH decisions on loans are made at our Main Street Manchester office, not sent .88 carat ...... $1350" to Hartford.) Fire calls

SAVINGS . . . CHECKING . . : LOANS Manchester REGAL’S Tuesday, 5:29 p.m. -brush fire, behind Lincoln 1041 MAIN STREET Center. (Town) Where Women Love to Shop h r Men" l^ l* ! MANCHESTER STATE BANK 206 SPENCER STREET Tuesday 8:28 p.m. —electrical problems, 27 Nike Cir­ SMOOR cle. (Town) VERNON MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 08040 • TELEPHONE (203) 648-4b04 Member FDIC MANCHESTER Tuesday. 9:22 p.m. —medical, 141 Waranoke Road. 903 MAIN ST. TRl-CITY PLAZA 917 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER OPEN THUR. til 9 P.M. (Town) Open Doily 10:00-9.00. Sat. til 5 30 Tuesday. 9:26 p.m. —chimney fire, 43 Scarborough Open Doily 9:30-5:30. Thu«. Til 9.00 Road. (Town) ^ THE HEKALU. ’ , Sept. 30. 1981 ~ 7 6 - THE HERALD. Wed., Sept. 30. 1981 OPINION / Commentary Cheney Mills — and marijuana, too

I returned earlier this week from plex, the Clock Tower and the South School with an authentic fitting jeans, expensive shoes, and an enjoyable short vacation in Fort Weaving Mili, into rental repolica of the mills and a perma­ flashy sports cars and found Myers, Florida, where my wife and apartments is an idea whose time nent picture and slide collection? legitimacy almost - in the 1 had spent the previous year before has come. Now our town officials But enough on Cheney marijuana trade. The risk is small coming to Manchester in April. and Historic District members will Manchester Spotlight Mills—another item in The Herald and the rewards are great and there It was good to get back, though. have over three months to make a caught my eye. A breath of fresh is little guilt. The weather here is beautiful and clear and carefully thought-out by Rick Diamond air^a realistic suggestion from a “Why you bunch of righteous the leaves are starting to change. presentation. Herald Publisher Manchester police captain that hypocrites - you smoke and drink - There is no prettier sight than the As 1 was sitting pool-side in marijuana be legalized. and you have the gall to condemn New England countryside in the fall. Florida, several thoughts crossed “I think marijuana should be us.” And. in skimming through back my mind. Why not isolate the legalized,” said Captain Joseph H. “And Congress votes to continue issues of The Herald yesterday, acquisition of the eight-acre Great Brooks, the 40-year-old head of the tobacco subsidies for growers while several items caught my attention Lawn parcel from the mill- its preservation is important both to enchance the conversion of the Mills detective division. "I think what the government spends millions on that really made my day. conversion plan ? Connecticut the Historic District and to the to apartments. we’re doing is reliving prohibition. anti-smoking advertising.” 1 was delighted to see that the statute 490 provides property tax private developers as a "loud and And where is a better place to It didn’t work then and It’s not So hundreds of little power boats Cheney Mill bond issue referendum abatement for "open space" clear” signal that further deteriora­ preserve the Cheney heritage than working now.” will continue tp meet Columbian had been postponed until the Jan. 12 acreage and this type of inducement tion of Cheney Mills has been halted in a museum? Before leaving for Touche! In.Florida, where we still freighters off shore and the private special election. It was a wise deci­ might be enough incentive for the and an area that played such an im­ Florida I attended a luncheon given maintain a condo - couldn’t sell it planes will land on deserted roads sion. 1 would have hated to see such present mansion owners to acquire portant role in Manchester’s past is by Lydall president Millard Pryor now if we wanted to - the real estate And Florida law enforcement of­ an exciting,creative and potentially the property themselves. Ap­ being turned around. on behalf of the Lutz Children's slump has caught up with the rest of ficers, overwhelmed by the scope productive idea go down the tubes parently town officials are working Yet if the restoration of Cheney Museum which will be moving to the the nation. Nothing is moving - and magnitude of the traffic and dis­ because the voters, uncertain as to in that direction. Hall is cost-inefficient, are there South School building on South Main except marijuana. By air and by sea illusioned by Coast Guard and the town’s role and alarmed over all The restoration costs, and the alternatives? One might be a small, Street and will need additional and by the tonful, it’s big business. prosecution efforts, are beginning to the haste, would have turned it down future use and operating expenses of charming, turn-of-the-century park private funding for its expanded And not just the obvibus criminal give up the battle programs and niw home. Why not, in November. Cheney Hall, are still unclear to this in the middle of the Cheney complex class is involved. The old counter­ And that’s the way it will be until Yet the conversion of the two reader. While Cheney Hall is not complete with park benches, statues as part of this fund raising program, culture crowd have chucked their more people like Captain Brooks major buildings in the Cheney com- necessarily an architectural gem, and gardens. Such a concept would create a Cheney Mill wing in the overalls and backpacks for tight- speak out.

In Manchester H0 Campaign 1981: are there issues? The Manchester political man, the GOP says. Republican season has begun, though you vice-chairman Curtis M. Smith would hardly know it from said Monday night, at the GOP afreegffi listening to local candidates. campaign kickoff rally, that Only little more than a month Democratic Mayor Stephen T. remains before Election Day. Penny "epitomizes arrogance.” But what are the issues? Neither The problem ' is that very \\ political party has raised anything few voters have ever dealt with particularly interesting to date. Penny or are ever likely to, and IbkwcwsiFWrifeBeeiii It may simply be that there may dismiss Smith’s charge as SoBa«x^?IbR Ibx-Free savings IreegHts mere rhetoric. 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This certificate Is Insured up to $100,000 by million bond issue to pay for seem like something dreamed FSLIC, requires a minimum deposit of Just $500 and has a short term of just public improvements to the up by a computer. The GOP one year. J Cheney Historical District, has promises to cut spending, quell been shelved until after Election crime, maintain quality schools, •The yield shown Is predicated on the Interest earned being credited or paid at maturity only. You have the option to have interest credited monthly, but Day. And both parties have be attentive to neighborhood federal regulations require that all banks reduce the stated rate on your Invest­ concerns, and provide agreed explicitly not to make ment. If the interest credited monthly Is left on account until maturity the yield political hay out of it. leadership. All over America, in will still equal 12.61%. 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Their Democratic result, San Francisco Democrats sound very little like San Antonio perceptions, in politics can become agree that the matured certificate shall be payable to either of us or to Now is the period, just about a counterpart groups, with ostensible Nolt: D»po««i to NOW chKkIng iccounts do not quolity. tt.n tlo n tfom m.tunng coililic.le. to j..ln g . .ccounto realities. the survivor as joint tenants. ' ^ year before the actual election, control then of both the White House Democrats and not even much like and m tai-ollica tianatar. do not quality; lia n a la ti lo naw catlilicalas do quality One g ill P«' aalaa taa not Included All gllla tubleci lo avellabillly Gilts cannot be mailed Ollei may bo withdrawn at any lime. when citizens decide whether or not and the Congress, could collect less San Diego Democrats. than |19 million. to become candidates for Congress. 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Tough gun rule among laws effective Thursday BIG ^ IN G S W FISHER-PBiCE tO Y i/ aLOVE FLAY.Ity RoB«m«iy Rogoni 4HIKINQ SET with 10 working ^ ueline h place of sale to the buyer. them one establishing a retirement new laws governing nursing homes. Tax breaks for elderly ballot under a party designation' It pieces. «g20. Our Rsg. i4.se — ,.,.1 1 .4 0 ’r^ss/4n ternational The second gun control statute fund for judges and another setting One statute prohibits nursing homeowners were broadened. The also prohibits the nominee of a . UW14.il«NN»j|KM4..... 3.46 United Pr calls for a mandatory five-year up a housing court in New Haven homes especially those bordering major or minor party for a par­ r - It's mstcb polnifor the tovely Amertoan lady five-year residency requirement for . ^vareus trw wealthy Italian n^taman. j •DOLL CRADLE for dolls up . ^ HARTFORD — Beginning prison term for anyone convict^ of modeled after the Hartford-New New York slate, from accepting out- senior citizens to be eligible for cir­ ticular office from ap|Maring on the to 17“ long. 4236. Our 12.ee...... V.7S Thursday, Connecticut will have one using or threatening to use a Britain housing courts. of-state Medicaid patients who are cuit breaker tax relief has been ballot us a petitlonirig candidate for of the toughest gun control laws in firearm during the commission of a One statute requires judges to paying a higher rate than Cohnec- shortened to a one-year residency that office, and Increases the iBBIt iS mCH w John Uj^Hco •ART KIT Complete with storage'' the country. felony, such as manslaughter, kid­ wait 72 hours before closing a trial ticut patients. The intent is to make limit. requirements for a political case. 2700, Our flag. 12JN...... 9 .9 4 Among the other 247 new laws that or pre-trial proceeding to allow time sure state residents are not deprived organization to acheive major-party napping and burglary. Strides were made In tenants’ ,_ .J t reactHW iW ^ age, suit in pursuit o f . go into effect Oct. 1 are statutes that The so-called "spouse rape" law for appeal. If an appeal is filed, the of nursing home beds. rights. Beginning Thursday it will be status. r t^urwiiustMWe rsinboK By ths author of ^ •PLAY DESK Activity cards, nnagrwltc _ make rape of a spouse or roommate makes the sexual assault of a spouse closure is suspended until a hearing Another law expands the authority illegal for a landlord to lock a tenant chalk board. 2170. Csidar Sal* Prio* . 1 0 .2 7 a crime, and that will require or live-in companion a Class B is held on the appeal. of the Department of Health Ser­ out of his or her apartment wi^out The “right to farm" bill goes into fney very in MNM weiM.} employers to notify employees when felony punishable by a fine of up to A law banning establishment of vices in reviewing nursing homes. first obtaining a court order. ' effect Thursday. That law protects they are working with a gentically $10,000 and-or one to 20 years in jail. paramilitary camps was more sym­ Previously, state law required nur­ An election-related law will be on established farmers from nuisance •2-TUNE MUSIC BOX TV 8«« hazardous substance. Another new law makes it an un­ bolic in nature. sing home owners to file federal in­ the books in time for the 1982 elec­ suits for odors and noise made by ;__,'1 Pictures roll across screen as music _ One of the two new gun control fair labor practice for employers to Although there has been con­ come tax returns with the health tions. The statute was passed in their farm animals and equipment. ' :i ™"'J plays. 2114,Our Reg. 12.40...... , g9.44 laws requires a one-year jail fail to notify employees when a sub­ siderable Ku Klux Klan activity in agency. The department now also response to the 1980 presidential It also sanctions use of state- sentence for anyone caught carrying stance they are using could cause Connecticut, police officials said will be able to ask for character in­ primary, when a flood of candidates approved chemicals. 'Ifi ,-W t^ J .*C A S H REGISTER Fun and ' - . . a gun without a permit. However, birth defects or be,hazardous to the there was no evidence of formation about owners. already running on major party iC" p educational.2026,OurReg. 13A0 .. .11.22 the law allows the courts to consider employees' fetus or reproductive paramilitary camps. The law The same law requires nursing tickets jumped onto the third party Ano^er new law permits stock SAVE 30%' mitigating circumstances before systems. The law also prohibits prohibift teaching the use of homes or any other chronic care ballot of independent John Ander­ corporations, business organizations Oft Mtr.’s Sugg. List Prices j imposing the sentence. It also making sterilization a eondition for firearms, explosives, or any other facility to submit a strike contingen­ son. and labor unions to spend as much provides several exemptions, in-i Employment or promotion. incendiary device with the intent of cy plan with the health agency if The latest law establishes new money as they want to influence the eluding transport of a gun to a firing Several laws passed by the 1981 injuring someone. employees file notice of an immi­ requirements for a petitioning can­ outcome of voting on referendum range or carrying a gun from the Legislature apply to courts, among The Legislature added several, nent strike. didate to appear on the election questions. LENOX tw China Dinnerware Sets PEOPLE ARE FINDING SOULTIONS EXAMPLES: Day care regs ms 3 20-Pc. Service tor 4 Mir. Supg. List SALE Carat 14$555 •Solitaire Pattern ...... $264 .... 184.80 'If sSi * PARTNERSHIP STRENGTHENING I om i3s% .r saaffriss fall short of TUESDAY OCTOBER 13 ... 7 WEEKS ... 7 -8 :3 0 ..$ 7 0 •Moonspun Pattern ...... $328 .... 229.60 •Morning Blossom Pattern...... $424 .... 296.80 WAmm • COPING WITH STRESS 5-Pc. Senring Seta Rite’ THURSDAY OCTOBER 15 6 WEKS ... 7-8:30..$60 Impressive parents' hopes Carat •Solitaire Pattern ...... $218...... 152.60 ^ r l' Rsbqjuetball Fractions V 3 $770. •Moonspun Pattern ...... $272...... 190.40 HARTFORD lUPIi — Slate review and regulation of PARENT SUPPORT GROUP •Morning Blossom Pattern...... $351...... 245.70 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14 ... 6 WEEKS ... 7 -8 :3 0 ..$ 6 0 Connecticut's day care cenler.s is sporadic at best and (Allow 2 to 6 weeks delivery lor these & other available patterns.) 16.84 falls short of parents' expectations, a legislative panel Lenox Gift Accessories not included in sale. The total carat weightdetermines Lightweight aluminum frame reports. • SUPPORT GROUP FOR FAMILY MEMBERS OF DISABLED with nylon stringing and leather 'The Legislative Program Review and Investigations the price of these 5 diamond MONDAY OCTOBER 12 ... 7 -8 :3 0 ..$ 6 0 wedding rings. But whether you Carat grip. Includes cover! #54-4231 Committee said Tuesday day care centers and family select the'/.carat or the 1 carat, V2 $1260, day care homes arc not closely watched because the the quality Is the same. . . responsibility is divided among six government superior. Fishtail settings in •Penn eSpalding •Wilson divisions. In response to increasing popular Interest, “The Lear­ 14k white or yellow gold. There are an estimated 2.600 family day care homes. Ith synihollc Racquetballs (can oi 2>^ ning Center” of Manchester is pleased to announce the cover. Avidhdtie in Size Our Reg. 2.99...... 2 .2 2 48 group homes and 864 day care centers in Connecticut expansion of group and class programs. Each class is ^cttver. ’ 5 only. Model #H60M caring for nearly 49,000 children The result is that the parent might not be as selec­ organized around a specific life experience. Group 1975. tive in choosing a day care provider as he or she might members are encouraged to explore fresh avenues of I g j ? be if there were no state license whatsoever.' said Sen. thought and to develop effective strategies that are per­ Nancy Johnson. R-N'ew Britain, who with Rep. Joseph Our B lit >%«r Trusted Jewelers Harper, D-New Britain, is co-chairman of the com­ sonally meaningful to each individual participant. Through mittee. the relaxed atmosphere of TLC’s practical philosophy DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER I Carat ■ the parent might rely on the state lieen.se as a Hartford • New Bnlam • Westfarms Mall I $3055. many people have enriched themselves and their families. A i r ^ i C ^ Eap*«SVMa$ler Ch*roeA/isWlA

LITCHFIF'LD lUPIi -- A convicted arsonist has pleaded innocent to a murder charge stemming from the Aug 20 shooting of his father Paul Graziani. 2'f. of Torringlon entered the plea Tuesday before Superior Court Judge Walter M Pickett Jr and elected to be tried by the court instead of a jury. Pickett set a tentative trial date of Oct 27 and con­ tinued bond at $260,000 Graziani did not post the bond and was returned to the Litchfield Correctional Center Graziani, an ex-convict, was indicted Sept 18 by a Superior Court grand jury for the slaying of his father. our day and Frank Graziani. 69. in the victim s Goshen home. The senior Graziani was a former union president of. the United Furniture Workers of America local at the “dinner-out” Hotchkiss Bros. Co , a Torrington wood products firm ^' Authorities said the suspect was turned down for a job at the lactory last July. silky polyester Paul Graziani was paroled last November after ser­ ving nine years of a 10-to 18-year sentence for arson and assault convictions dresses... He had pleaded guilty in 1971 to setting a fire which gutted the former Fir^-t National Store building in Litchfield. the low price Beck says solons leaves you change lack budget data for the check! HARTFORD (UPI) — A leading Connecticut two sensational, soft legislator says Congress should get cracking on the final federal budget enactments so that states will know how much money they are going to lose parts, new bodice Sen. Audrey Beck, D-Mansfield, co-chairman of the Legislature's Finance, Revenue and Bonding Com­ mittee, said the Legislature won't have the figures it styles. Swinging needs to respond to the federal cuts in lime for its special session. Gov. William d'Neill said he will recall the skirts...printed in Legislature into session shortly after the Nov. 3 municipal elections. Connecticut is faced with a nearly $200 million shortfall when its deficit is combined with new dark tones, federal funding losses. “If we had enough material by the end of November, I think it would be a minor miracle," Mrs. Beck said 10-18 Tuesday. She said in a letter to O'Neill that President Reagan's statement last week sayipg he will 'seek additional budget cuts even before the original cuts have been finalized has confused an already difficult situation. "Further, indications from Congressional leaders that 19.99 the president's recommendations face major modifica­ $28 valuMi SENIOR CITIZENS’ DAVS tion make responsible fiscal planning impossible." Mrs. EVERY TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY Beck said. A t\ 0 / f \ C C e v e r y t h in g "I would urge you to impress on our congressional lU To U r r IN OUR STOCK delegation the urgency of final federal budget droaaas, downtown Manchoater, TrI-CHy Plaza, Varnon enactments so that we can come to grips with the dif- ~ ficulties such decisions will impose on the people of Connecticut. " she said in the letter to the governor. Downtown opon Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5; Thura./ovo. 'til 9:00 ■•v!

10 - THE HERALD, Wed., Sept. 30, 1981 THE HERALD. Wed., Sept. 30, 1981 Red Sox back Banks expect big demand for All Savers certificates in pennant run benefit from the tax exemption. be the ones to recieve a worthwhile new money. People, he says will Continueil from page I they will know what the new rate Heritage, says he has a gut feeling will be on Monday before deciding that not much new money will flow Neither will people in lower tax yield from the certificates. probably bo switching funds from Hachey says his bank has been when to buy the All Savers. But for into the banks as a result of the All brackets.” Hale says he feels that most of the six month certificates deposits and SPORTS Page 12 running full-page ads in area papers those who forget to or can't wait, Savers. SBM President Johnson says he All Savers certificates business will pass book accounts in order to take and plans some radio promotion as the Savings Bank of Manchester will “We really don't know what to has been told that people in the 28 Invlove a trapsfer of funds within advantage of the tax-exempt cer­ well. Hartford National will be open be holding Thursday's applications expect and it will probably be a percent tax bracket and above will the bank rather than an inflow of tificates. additional hours on Friday and and will give customers the better of week before we can tell anything,” i r 'T: Saturday to handle only All Savers the two rates. he says. business. HNB has four branches in FOK TWO BANKS, Manchester Hale says his bank had thought of " Cross country roundup Manchester. State Bank and' Heritage Savings staying open extra hours but decide The All Savers certificates will and Loan, Thursday will be a usual to wait to see if the response would pay 70 percent of the interest of one- business day. be great enough to warrant it. The year treasury bills. The present “We're not sure how much bank will be using some additional help during the first three days of DID 12.61 percent figure was decided by response there will be but we're not the auction of the bills last month. expecting that much," says Stanley the sale, however, he adds. The bills will be auctioned again Jarvis, vice-president of “The thing with the All Savers,” Tribe tops Public Thursday, which means the All Manchester State Bank. “We Hale explains, “is that some Savers 12.61 interest rate could haven't been doing the advertising counseling is involved in helping that the thrift banks have been people decide if this is really for Taking eight of the top 10 a 17:21 clocking. easy a little bit. The team is starting change on Monday. Peter Murphy then led an Indian That means people might want to doing,” he says. them.” placements, Manchester High boys' to come around real well.” "The elderly, for example, won't YOU KNOW cross country team whipp^ Hart­ parade of seven runners across the Next outing is Friday in West wait until Friday morning when William Hale, president of ford Public, 24-37, yesterday at line with a fourth placement. His Hartford against host Conard and Wickham Park. clocking was 17:36. Following were Enfield. The Indian thinclads are 4-0 for Dave Parrott, Bob Dussault, Donny Results: 1. Vasquez (H) 16:57 for the season. Parker, Harry Veal and Sean 3.0 miles, 2. Potter (M), 3. Pizarro AL SIEFFERT'S offers one of the Hartford's Juan Vasquez took in­ Sullivan. (H), 4. Murphy (M), 5. Parrott (M), dividual honors with a 16:57 clocking “We ran under control to clinch 6. Dussault (M), 7. Parker (M), 8. over a 3.0 mile layout. Manchester's the victory," stated Manchester Veal (M), 9. Sullivan (M), 10. Doug Potter took second place with Coach George Suitor, "We have a Morales (H). areas largest selections of Top liMi„ .e ih. hug so we’re taking it GE Washers & Dryers At Low 3 Discount Prices! Eagles post 'double' Remaining unbeaten. East for 3.1 miles. Teamm ate Ron up to their ability. I was impressed s Herald photo by Tarquinio Catholic boys' cross country team Adams was third with John Rowe in with Northwest's ability,” he added. sixth and Vinne White seventh for Results: 1, Kittredge (EC) 16:37 Boudreau as she tries to score In CCIL tilt at turned back Northwest Catholic, 24- Now You Know!! Manchester's Toby Brown (in white) Is 31, and host South Catholic, 18-43, in the Eagles, 4-0 for the season. for 3.1 miles, 2. Santor (NW), 3. 0 sandwiched by Enfield defender Lisa Indians' field yesterday. HCC competition yesterday at Hart­ “I was somewhat disappointed in Adams (EC), 4. Hneson (S), 5. Ck)bb Carrara (left) and Raider keeper Lisa ford's Goodwin Park. our overall performance." stated (NW), 6. Rowe (EC), 7. White (EC), THURSDAY East’s Steve Kittredge took in­ East Coach Jack Hull, “ Vinnie 8. Powden (NW), 9. Curley (NW), UPl photo dividual honors with a 16:37 clocking White and John Rowe ran well but 10. Matteo (EC). the other kev nerfnrmers didn't run Window washeis perch atop the canopy in when 113 persons were killed by the FRIDAY front of the Kansas City (Mo.) Hyatt Regency collapse of two overhead walkways in the Field hockey deadlock hotel Tuesday, cleaning the glass in lobby of the city's newest, poshest, luxury preparation for the hotel's reopening today. & hotel. opportunities,” stated Manchester The hotel has been closed since July 17 Finding the back of the twine a Manchester. Tammy Kleperis also target it could not hit, Manchester Coach Mary Falgnant stated, East girls in sweep played well defensively while Toby SATURDAY High girls’ field hockey team had to "However the Raiders couldn't and Pam Brown were keys to the settle for a 0-0 stalemate with En­ capitalizie and the half ended Manchester offense, sluggish this Sweeping past two HCC foes. East course-record clocking of 12:47 over East's next outing is Saturday at field High yesterday in CCIL play at scoreless.” time out. Catholic girls cross country team a 2.2 mile layout. Teresa Kittredge the Montville Inviational. Lucien DiFazio to try again the Indians’ field. Manchester's defense dominated Evette Ela and Wendy Felletter blanked Northwest Catholic and was second in 12:59 followed by Results: 1. Reddy (EC) 12:47 for The Silk Towners are now 2-1-1 the second half and play was mostly shared the shutout for Manchester host South Catholic, 15-50, yesterday Robin Kaminski, Ellen Evans, 2.2 miles (course record), 2. Kit­ while the tie leaves Enfield at 1-1-2 in Enfield’s end but the Silk while Lisa Boudreau was in the nets Felicia Falkowski, Sue Byrne, Carol LunlinucH from pugr I “should respond in kind in this at Go(xlwin Park in Hartford. tredge (EC), 3. Kaminski (EC), 4. "Sometimes the cure is worse for the season. Towners were not able to finish off for Enfield. The Eaglettes, 4-0, secured the Colliton and Anne Chares!. than the disease,” said DiFazio. hemisphere.” ONLY! Evans (EC), 5. Falkowski (EC), 6. “We played ragged field hockey their offensive thrusts. “The girls ran very well today," DiFazio said he is “very pro- Manchester’s next outing is first eight placements in taking the Byrne (EC), 7. Colliton (EC), 8. O'Neill " Mrs. Kennedy is expected "Middle class suburbs don't want to the first half and consequently Donna Piccarello played an out­ Thursday at home against Simsbury two decisions. remarked East Coach Sal transplant ghettos." Israel.” ' Charest (ECl), 9. Bazzano (NW), 10. to be the Democratic candidate. handed Enfield with many scoring standing game at sweeper for at 3:30. East’s Linda Reddy turned in a Mangiafico. Casey (NW). DiFazio said he too was once a He said he thinks the only cure for He said, in Congress, he would liberal Democrat But now he sup­ poverty is education. carefully observe tax cuts to make ports the Reagan economic DiFazio said the key for sure money saved is put back into program. revitalizing the area is a return to the economy, not passed along as Soccer roundup "My mind has grown, but my the river's resources. He said he dividends. heart has not changed, " he said. wants to promote the development DiFazio ran a 1976 campaign that was described as colorful and Mascot to be saluted S DiFazio said his family of the Connecticut River Valley as a homestead was in Manchester and waterside tourist re-sort and he will aggressive. Some even charged it he has relatives here. stress that issue during the cam­ was a vicious campign, involving Familiar figure around Manchester During one of his journeys to Fenway Park, Indians net shutout "E very C h ristm as was in paign. He said he believes the cor­ personal attacks on Cotter. baseball and basketball teams for years, as Binks needed assistance after seeing the Red porate community will back the He lost that race to Cotter 128,031 tin unofficial mascot or good luck charm, Sox play Just to carry his purchases, a Red Manchester, " he added. Opening with a barrage of four A Mike Roy direct kick from 30 The former Hartford resident said idea. to 94,775. In Manchester, Cotter took Harold Binks will be honored Saturday night H e r a l d Sox batting helmet, yearbMk, pennant and DiFazio said he supports a strong 12,605 votes to DlFazio’s 11,123. at the 24th annual West Side Old Timers Reu­ shirt, thanks to the generosity of Koelsch. goals in a 10-minute span. yards out in the second quarter set he was the only member of the city's Manchester High applied the up Greg Shrider for Manchester’s Charter Revision Commission in military. DiFazio said he will start an EXTRA SPECIAL nion at the Brltish-American Club. A n g l e Gordie Howe has made thousands of "Tm very much in favor of disar­ aggressive campaign this Friday. Little Harold, a sports buff who still carries friends and aquaintances since joining the whitewash brush to Penny High, 6-0, fifth score. Roy’s loft bounced once 1972 who voted for a strong-mayor in' CCIL soccer action yesterday in with Shrider heading it to the right E form of government. mam ent— I'm not a John Wayne — But he said he will drop his 1976 tac­ only " T W FACTORY RERATES UP TO $40.00 clippings around in his wallet of the glory Earl Yost, Hartford Whalers but one little guy who will tic of setting up a wagon on a street East Hartford. comer. He said he opposes government but I just don’t trust the Russians," baskethall days in Manchester after World Sports Editor always be in his corner is Binks. corner and waving to passing War II, has a great knowledge of what’s going .The two first met when the Whalers called The win lifts the Silk Towners to 2- Roger Greenwood closed out the lawsuits against towns designed to he said available for our Truckload Special Purchase scoring in the fourth quarter as he He said if the Soviets invade motorists. on and what has been going on in Manchester Springfield their home and Howe was taking 1-1 for the season while the loss was enforce integration, like the currertt the Black Knights' fourth in as took a diagonal run pass from lawsuit against Manchester. Poland, he thinks this country “It’s too cold,” he said. over the last 40 years. a regular shift with the National Hockey Binksey, originally a West Sider, than a League entry. Binks has been a Howe fan many outings. McCurry. cut between two defenders, and fired a low drive to North Ender, has been a resident at the ever since. Manchester's next test is BUY NOW & SAVE! the right comer. Rockville Nursing Home for a number of Mascots and cheerleaders are often Thursday afternoon at home against Conrad High at 3:30. Manchester outshot Penny, 29-3, years. forgotten but for Harold Binks, his night in Peter Jensen opened the scoring with Indian keeper CTiris Petersen P Thanks to the untiring efforts of Jeff , Binks indicated that he the limelight will be coming up Saturday for a Obituaries Koelsch, Binks gets a chance occasionally to wanted to meet the hitter. well deserved salute. for Manchester as he cut around one having a rocking chair afternoon to "m l take in a game in New Ernie Johnson, one-time Manchester pro defender in the middle of the penal­ register the shutout. York or Boston or a hockey game in basketball player, major league pitcher and ty area and fired a 16-yarder poast “We just outplayed them and had S ig j an excellent game,” McCarthy Springfield or Hartford. now the No. 1 announcer with the Atlanta Knight keeper Alan Ramspeck. Janet B. Cormier ' She was the widow of William A. was the husband of Anna (Furboter) Notes off the cuff stated. “It was lovely to watch. The Being an ardent and long-time suffering Traves, was a friend of Binks. Jay Hedlund made it 2-0 with a 16- EAST HARTFORD Janet Makris Sheppard. TO Mixed doubles team of Ann Vincent and key was key people had good games. He also leaves a daughter, Mrs. supporter of the Boston Red Sox, Binks isn't The Braves came into Shea Stadium to face yarder in approximately the same I Beor I Cormier. 48. of 34 Apple Tree Funeral services will be Friday at MINI Dave Shinn captured the Ellington Tennis location. Tom Wood, with a cross McCurry passed off well, supported Florence Heins of Colchester; three waving the flag for his team these days the and Binks was on hand, Drive, died Tuesday at Hartford 9:30 a m. at the Giuliano-Sagarino Tournament with a straight set win over the from Myles McCurry from the wing, his ing halts well and controlled the grandchildren and five great­ ,BASKET although the club has surprised many during thanks to Koelsch, who provided the ticket Hospital She was the wife of Robert F'uneral Home, 247 Washington SI ADVERTISE and transportation. mother and son team of Jean and Eric sent a bullet to the top right corner midfield." ,J Cormier with a service at 10 a m. at St. grandchildren. the second half of the American League Uthgenannt, 6-4,6-1. Shinn will be on the staff to make it 3-0. Hedlund, Mike Letourneau at a Private memorial services will be season. Johnson arranged for Aaron to stop and Funeral services will be Thursday George Greek Orthodox Cathedral at the Manchester Racquet Club this The barrage continued with wing halfback and Jensen played held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Saturday night, the Old Timers headed up say hello to Binks before the game. The at 8:lfi a m Irom the Callahan There will be a Trisagion latter was so excited that tears were rolling season...Danny Bolduc, former Harvard star McCurry, taking a feed back from well. “We played well as a team Thursday at 8 p m. at the funeral chapel of Manchester Manor. Burial by Hank McCann, will honor Binksey as their Funeral Home. 1602 Mam St.. Flast choice as “man of the year.” down his cheeks. and later with the New England Whalers and Hedlund, blistering a drive past an today," McCarthy advised. Hartford with a mass of Christian home. Memorial donations may be will be in Bolton Center Cemetery, ‘"The kids are starting to come Binks was a mascot for the Guards and A photo buff, Binks asked Aaron to pose for Detroit Red Wings, has joined the Montreal onrushing Ramspeck into the top burial at 9 a in at St Mary s made to St. George Greek Orthodox Bolton. Canadiens' organization and is with their half of the cage. along. I liked the intensity level. Nassiff Arms’ entries in the State and a picture and the slugger agreed. 14^en the Church Friends may eall at the Catljedral. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Nova Scotia affiliate in the American Hockey “ All of this came within the And key people are starting to Eastern Basketball Leagues as well as for pririt was developed, half of Aaron's head was funeral home today Irom 2 to 4 and 7 Main St. has charge of League...While Manchester High has been opening 10 minutes," pointed out believe in themselves." arrangements. There are no calling many Twilight League West Side teams over missing. Binks was so excited the camera to 9 p.m FREE! moved, which has happened to all of us at able to score 26 points in absorbing losses in Manchester Coach Bill McCarthy. hours. Memorial contributions may the years. He did bring luck to several entries its first two starts. East Catholic has mustered Bessie I. Makris Charles D. Sheppard be made to the Manchester Instruc­ Free locel delivery which went on to win championships. times. HUGE SAVINGS On the trip back to Manchester, with just seven points in two starts, also on the GLASTONBURV Bessie i loan- Charles D. Sheppard, 87, of 385 W. tors of the Handicapped (lOH) Free eeiylce losing ledger. The Eagles entertain Bloom­ iiisl Makris, 9r., ol 83 Madison Road, Center St., died Sunday at a Association in care of Attorney Free normal Inatallatlon Koelsch footing the bill for dinner, Binks was ON A URGE Met Hank Aaron loaded down with the Mels' Yearbook, Mets" field Saturday night at Mt. Nebo with the In­ died Tuesday at Hartford Hospital Manchester convalescent home He Richard Conti, 753 Main Street. Free removal of old dians trekking to Enfield Saturday afternoon. Eagles nip St. Paul appliance SELECTION OF During Hank Aaron's last year with the pennant and a Braves’ cap. Free dryer corda GE WASHERS Getting the game-winner at 14:59 St. Paul drew even at 10:40 as Crash hurts motorcyclist EXPERT SALESPEOPLE of the second half, East Catholic Brian Schwaeger scored off an in­ NOT CLERKS nipped St. Paul, 2-1, in HCC soccer direct kick when left unmarked. EC swimmers dunk foe action yesterday at MCC's Cougar "We played very low-keyed game A collision at the in­ Police said Roberta A. treated and released. Milliard. 19. of 96 Valley Sports Slate 3 S o ftb a ti Field. and were not really into the game tersection of Center Street (,'aye, 29, of East Hartford Police arrested Harry St.. for third degree assault 2-SPEED f il t e r -flo® w a s h e r Making it two straight in the new Kathy Lenares. Shewokis) 2:09.88. The win boosts the Eagles, defen­ mentally,” remarked East Coach and West Center Street was pulling out of the left Urbanski of Glastonbury and third degree criminal 200 free; 1. Negri (EC). 2. Ceman (HK), 3. season. East Catholic girls' swim­ Wednesdav ding HCC champs, to 2-9 in con­ Tom Malin. “What we have done the yesterday caused exten­ hand turning lane when she yesterday on charges of mischief in connection with WITH BLEACH DISPENSER! Buckley (HK) 2:05.96. FALL LEAGUE ming team dunked Haddam- SOCCER ■ ference play and 4-9 overall while first three games, beating the op­ sive damage to a 1980 Hon­ struck the motorcycle. issuing a bad check, third an incident which took 200 IM: 1. Ebreo (EC). 2. Kathy Lenares Killingworth, 194-57, yesterday in (EC). 3. Meyers (HK) 2:27.25. Post al MCC, 3 . the loss drops the Falcons to 2-1 in position to the gall, was not evident da Motorcycle and left its Officer Robert Johnson degree larceny and failure place Monday. ‘ Lathrop Insurance whipped Haddam. 50 free: 1. Hempel (EC), 2. M. Dakin (EC). GIRLS VOLLEYBALL the HCC and 3-2 overall. today. We were very hesitant. driver slightly injured. to appear. He. was held on CfCmr s«nNC.

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TH E HERALD , Wed,, Sept. 30, 1981 - 13 12 - TH E HERALD . Wed., Sept. 30. 1961 Torrez pumped up to beat Brewers Cardinals regain top spot “ He's tough when he's on,” said He was also using a bat borrowed the final two batters. "I didn't run MILWAUKEE (UPlt - Mike let’s put it that w ay," he said. "The after Stapleton's blast and tripled out of gas," said Torrez. " I think we Milw.'ukee Manager Buck Rodgers. from teammate Dwight Evans that run and scored In the fifth, and singled again in the the go-ahead run with a to highlight a three- Torrez had "fire" in his eyes and adrenalin got going. I got excited and Rich Gedman then hit a two-run By Kay McFadden and a sacrifice fly by Dane lorg that built an 8-3 “ He w IS definitely on tonight.” He has a thin layer of cork wrapped had a 7-0 lead and I just lost concen­ seventh. Dave Stapleton had some cork after what happened last night (a 1-0 homer for a 4-0 lead that was all the UPl Sports Writer lead. Andujar, who has been bothered by a pulled run ninth and crarry the Dodgers. Steve said Slaton, who gave up four runs, around the handle. Cork-filled bats tration, that's all.” “ Obviously this was the most important game,” wrapped around the handle of a loss to the Brewers) and I had a lit­ The Brewers beat a lot of teams hamstring, worked five before leaving, Howe, 5-3, earned the win and Dave Stewart picked “ was going good and then bang, are illegal but not the bat he used. April forecasts on where the St. Louis Cardinals said St. Louis manager Whitey Herzog. “ A split borrowed bat. And it all proved to be tle fire in my e,ye. with homers this season but raising his record to 8-4, with six victories coming up his sixth save. D isci Gene Garber. 4-6, took the bang, bang.” "On cold nights like this the bat doesn’t accomplish much when you’re Itk out.” " I f we lose, yda can see we have a would finish in the 1981 Eastern Division race are since he joined the Cardinals in a trade from loss despite two Immci s by Bob too much for the Milwaukee The scries winds up tonight with stings your hands when you hit the Rodgers said it did not matter that chance of getting out of it (the proving to be about as accurate these days as Joe The Cardinals, who won their fourth straight Houston. Horner. Brewers. Torrez pitched 81-3 steady Bruce Hurst, 2-0, going against Mike balL You use it to take out the home runs beat them Tuesday night. Granville’s stock market predictions. Ken game, pounded 13 hits o ff five Montreal pitchers to The victory was Andujar’s 10th in his career and 7, I’liillies 0 innings Tuesday night for the Boston race). But w e're not going to die. sting,” he said. “ But since I “ How you get beat doesn't make ‘He’S tough Caldwell, 11-9. Oberkfell, who went 4-for-4, drove in three runs and move into the lead in the battle for the spot opposite third this season over the Expos without a defeat. At Philadelphia, pitcher Pete h'alcone drove in Red Sox and’ Stapleton provided W e're not going to give up. We borrowed it (Monday night) I've any difference. Boston has a home “ We need a win so that, hopefully, scored twice to lead St. Louis past the Elxpos 8-4 Philadelphia in the Divisional Playoffs. three runs with his lirsl major league homer and a most of the firepower with a 4-for-5 showed that today.” run hitting game just like we do,” he He struck out three and walked none. Doug Bair we can go into the Detroit series not been five for six.” Tuesday night, described the state of St. Louis’ “ We just got beat,” said Montreal manager Jim performance that included two solo The 1-0 loss Monday night had put when he’s on’ relieved and pitched the final four innings, allowing single and tossed a foui-hitter to spark the Mets. needing a sweep,” Rodgers said. Torrez allowed just two hits, said. , economy with a wealth of enthusiasm. Fanning. “ We ran into some hot bats. Ten days ago, home runs in a 7-2 victory. the Brewers in first place as Pete only an RBI double by Tim Wallach in the ninth, to Dave Kingman got bis 22nd homer off loser Mark The Brewers host the Tigers for singles to Robin Yount and Paul 'I'he Brewers, whose hitting has “ It was probably the greatest game I ’ve ever had we were 3W behind. Now w e’re a halfgame behind The loss dropped the Brewers out Vuckovich manhandled the tough Buck Rodgers earn his first save. Davis. 2-1. The win was Falcone's sixth life-time the final three games of the season Molltor, in the first eight innings but been spotty this season, have scored in my major league career,” Oberkfell said. “ I had with five to play. Red Sox lineup. But loser Jim In other games, San Diego nipped Houston 2-1, shutout and fir.st since 1979. of first place in the American and can decide- their own fate as in the ninth he wilted under a only four runs in their last three a good game, we won, and it put us back in first “ W e’re not in nearly as bad of shape now as we Los Angeles topped Atlanta 5-3, New York shut out I’ irulci: 10. Giilii* 0 League East Division, one-half Slaton, 5-7, didn't stand a chance the Brewer barrage. Molitor led off games. well as the East Division champion. place. It was super.” were then. We need to win each gam e.” Philadelphia 7-0, Pittsburgh downed Chicago 10-6 At Pittsburgh. Dale Berra singled home one run game back of Detroit. second time around. Hg gave up a with a single, Yount followed with "We've got to put some hits Stapleton added a pair of singles to Oberkfell’s dazzling performance backed Expo- The Expos, who lost their third straight, had and Cincinnati edged San Francisco 4-3. Boston is now in third, a game run in the first inning on a Carl together, get some pitching and play and pinch hitter Willie Stargell drove home two Red Sox neeoeo to win. Gedman also his homers and said, “ I don't know an RBI triple and Cecil Cooper then killer Joaquin Andujar’s six-hitter and powered Uie jumped to a 2-0 lead in the first on an RBI single by I’ atlrcK 2, AalruK I more with a single to key a four-run seventh inning back of the Tigers, and Torrez, 9-3, Yastrzemski single and in the third singled him home to make it 7-2. defense if we're going to do got an RBI in the sixth on a fielder's how to explain it. Tonight I felt so storming Ordinals past Montreal into first place in Rodney Scott, a passed ball and a groundnut by An­ At Houston, Luis Salazar tripled to knock in a run Tuesday night and power the Pirates. Enrique said he knew a victory was key to Stapleton, who has 10 home runs, hit Torrez lasted two more batters anything," Rodgers said. “ And choice play to home plate that failed good. Tonight I just felt strong for the East with a half-game lead and a sweep of their dre Dawson, who also drove in a run with a single in and key a two-run first inning and Rick Wise and Romo pitched 2-3 of an inning to get his first win in his team's pennant chances. the first of hi|^two solo shots. we’ve got to do it now.” to get Tony Perez. some reason.” before Mark Clear came on to retire two-game series. the third. With two outs in the Cardinals’ first in­ four decisions, while losing reliever Dick Tidrow is " I was pumped up Determined, Tonv PerezXvas the next batter up Gary Lucas combined on a four-hitter to lift the Both teams have five games left to play, all on ning, Gene Menace doubled two runs home to tie it Padres and reduce the Astro's lead in the N L West 3-9. the road. 2-2. 'Tenace then scored on Oberkfell’s first of three to U/2 games over the . Wise im­ Red.'. -1, Giant- 3 “ W e’ve got the momentum,” Oberkfell said. singles. The Cardinals scored three more times, proved his record to 4-8 as Gary Lucas registered At Cincinnati, Ron Oester's single with one out in “ We’ve got to continue to play the way we have. If twice in the second and once in the third, to knock his 12th sa'/e. Bob Knepper, 9-5, was touched for the the ninth inning scored pinch runner Rafael we win five in a row nobody can catch us.” out starter Bill Lee, 4-6. loss. Landestoy and lifted the Reds. Tom Hume picked Oberkfell drove in a run with a single in the first, St. Louis blew the game open in the fifth with two l)oflg4-rH 5. .Allania 3 up the victory to raise his recor d to 9-3 as Greg Min­ 3 A.L. race mathematician's delight tripled in a run and scored in the third, singled in a more runs on Oberkfell’s third hit, an RBI single At Atlanta, pinch hitter Jack Perconle knocked in ton, 4-5. took the loss

By F.red McMane Baltimore is mathematically alive, however, since the two teams meet Jack Morris and Dave Rozema hits over the first eight innings over the Twins. The triumph UPl Sports IWriter although the Orioles chances of win­ in the season-ending three-game combined on a threehitter as the before tiring in the ninth and giving enabled the Royals to remain IV i ning are very slim. The Orioles have series. That makes it difficult for Tigers blanked the Orioles. Morris, way to Mark Clear, who came in to ahead of Oakland, the first half The American League East pen­ four games remaining — one with the Orioles and third place Boston, 14-6, allowed just one hit in six in­ get the final two outs. winners. Calgary awaits word nant race has become a Detroit and three with New York — which is only a game back. nings and Rozema gave up only two Elsewhere in the AL, Cleveland mathematician's delight. It has A's 5, Blue Jays 1 and must win them all to even have The Red Sox could do it, however, over the last three innings. Tom beat New York 3-2, California more twists than Rubik's Cube. At Oakland, Calif., Dave McKay a remote chance of winning. topped Chicago 5-|l, Kansas City With four games remaining, only if they win their last four games Brookens and John Wockenfuss drove in two runs with a squeeze "We had loo many bad games this downed Minnesota 4-2, Oakland one game separates the first three while the Tigers and Brewers split homered for Detroit and Rick Leach bunt and a single and Tom year or we wouldn't be in this defeated Toronto 5-1 and Texas clubs and the possibilities of what their last four. The Red Sox could had a three-run triple to pace the Underwood pitched a four-hitter and position. " Baltimore manager Earl also take the division if they win Tigers rout of Scott McGregor, 12-5. Vvl\ipped Seattle 6-2. on hosting Olympics could happen are intriguing struck out 10 for his first complete Weaver said Tuesday night after his Tigers’ manager Sparky Anderson Detroit regained first place by three of their last four, provided Angels 5, White Sox 1 game in leading the A’s to victory. team was battered by the Tigers. admitted he pulled Morris to rest one-half game over Milwaukee Detroit loses three of four and At Chicago, Bruce Kison, with John Mayberry homered for Toron­ However, the Orioles could win the him for the weekend series with the BADEN-BADEN, West Germany fund was used to quiet concern Tuesday night after beating Milwaukee splits. But. there's a late-inning relief help from Steve to. mayor Cesare Lacedelli making the division if they win their last four Brewers. (UPl) — Calgary will learn today among IOC members who are Baltimore 14-0 while the Brewers catch to that second part. If the Red Renko, earned his first victory since case for the Italian city, which games and Detroit, Milwaukee and “ He's pitched so much already Rangers 6, Mariners 2 whether western optimism and a worried that European competitors were losing to Boston. 7-2 Sox lose tonight to Milwaukee, they May 31, 1980, and Don Baylor and hosted the Winter Olympics for the Boston all split their last four. That can do no better than tie even if they this year," Anderson said. “ Satur­ At Seattle. Doc Medich and Jim good old fashioned pot sweetener would incur exorbitant travel costs Milwaukee hosts Detroit in a three- Bobby Grich slammed home runs to first time in 1956. would give the Orioles the title by win their remaining three games. day w ill be like his fifth day. He Kern combined on a seven-hitter and was enough to sway the world’s to the host country. game series next weekend and one lead the Angels to victory. The third candidate, Falun in (X)3 of a percentage point over the Billy Sample clouted a three-run Olympic leaders to grant Canada its of those teams is the likely winner of Get it? saved 50 or 60 pitches by not Niven said the Calgary delegation Sweden, provided Prince Bertil and Brewers, who would have played Royals 4, Twins 2 homer in leading the Rangers to vic­ first ever Winter Games. explained that the proposed 330 the second-half .season Better stick to Rubik's Cube. throwing those three innings." Sigge Bergman to lead its case. two more games than Baltimore. At Bloomington, Minn., George tory. Medich, 10-6, allowed six Five candidate cities bidding for But. not necessarily The Tigers and Red Sox certainly Mike Torrez also turned in a million Olympic Development Fund Both Cortina and Falun showed Either Detroit or Milwaukee is Brett drove in two runs with a singles over the first seven innings the 1988 Summer and Winter Olym­ Bosjon is still in the race and even played Tuesday night as if they sparkling pitching performance in would provide the means of sub­ films of their prospective Olympic guaranteed at least two victories. mean business in the final days of the Red Sox’ victory over the homer and a triple to pace the A L with Kern finishing up to get his pics delivered their official presen­ sidizing competitors’ travel sites. the season. Brewehs. Morris allowed only two West Division Royals to victory sixth save. tations to the 84th session of the expenses to Canada. All three cities submitted months International Olympic Committee As they came out of the IOC ses­ ago replies to a detailed question­ Tuesday. The IOC members cast sion hall, the rivals all said their naire compiled by the IOC and the Tigers in good spot their votes today. presentations had been well sports federations about the Delegations from Calgary, Cor­ received, that questions put by the facilities they plan. tina d’Ampezzo, Italy and Falun, IOC and the sports federations had Supplementary technical Sweden underwent hour-long been pertinent, and that their questions Tuesday were few. IOC examinations of their Winter Games replies had been accepted. director Monique Berlioux said. But | bids during the morning session and But the presentations were only Cortina and Falun were subjected to all emerged from behind the closed the tip of the iceberg and followed one line of questioning which con­ Weekend tilts doors smiling like winners. months of lobbying which will con­ centrated on the shower and Calgary’s representatives in their tinue until the IOC’s final changing facilities at their proposed final sales pitch offered to subsidize deliberations and announcement of sites instead of on more general the travel costs of athletes traveling the winning candidates Wednesday matters. to Canada from some European afternoon. The 81 IOC members pre­ The IOC asked Cortina about will tell story nations to the tune of about 330 sent in this West German spa town television broadcast facilities and million. — Jamaica’s Tony Bridge being the coverage. "But we were prepared The Calgary Olympic Develop­ only absentee through illness — will for all the questions put to us. and D ETRO IT (U P l) — An important bad games this year or we wouldn't ment Committee (CODA) has first debate the merits of each can­ our answers seemed to satisfy the game just isn’t all that big in this be in the position w e’re in." already spent about 31 million in the didate and then vote by secret IO C," Lacedelli said. kind of division title race. The Brewers’ winning still mean past two years to woo IOC ballot. Falun's main problem is that it Detroit regained its halfgame they must defeat the Tigers two of delegates. The projected cost of the While the battle for the Winter proposes holding the alpine skiing edge Tuesday night with four games three to cop the division half-title, winter sports extravaganza is about Games w ill probably ,need two events at Are. six hours drive or one to go when the Tigers romped to a no matter how the Red Sox do 3415 million. ballots, the contest for the Summer hour by plane from Falun in the 14-0 victory over the Baltimore against the Indians. Calgary’s delegates, seeking Olympics is a straight fight with frozen north of Sweden. Orioles. The Brewers’ losing leaves them a Canada’s first ever Winter Games, Seoul making up lost ground on "Yes. we were asked closely But no matter who wins today the half-game behind the Tigers and felt confident the final offer to defer Nagoya, the early pacemaker. about that, but we had come well American League East Division will opens the door for the R ^ Sox to travel costs would bring in the last While Nagoya was making its prepared on the point, and we be decided this weekend when the sneak through to at least a share of few votes needed. presentation in the Baden-Baden believe the IOC was sympathetic." Tigers go to Milwaukee for the final the half-flag if they can match or “ They were the kind of questions casino, a group of protestors from a Falun delegation member said. three games of the regular season. surpass the Tigers’ victory total in which could come out after having the Japanese city were marching “ If we win (today), weTl finish the final three games. So, whatever made a detailed study — our outside the building, claiming more Baltimore,” Detroit Manager the combination it all comes back to answers allayed any fears the IOC than 60 percent of Nagoya's in­ Sparky Anderson said. “ That’s why the crucial Detroit-Milwaukee UPl photo may have had," Calgary delegation habitants did not want the Games tomorrow (today) is pretty big.” president Robert Niven said. The held there. A dejected looking Montreal Expos' catcher St. Louis, 8-4. Defeat knocked home team As for second and third-place other two delegations echoed his Calgary was the first to make its Milwaukee and Boston, Anderson Gary Carter sits all alone in dugout after St. out of National League's Eastern Division opinion. presentation, with Dick Pound, East spikers UPl photo wants the outcome of their game to Louis Cardinals defeated Expos last night in lead. Niven said the promise of a travel president of the Canadian Olympic top Newington differ depending on how his team Association and one of Canada's two Detroit’s Tom BrooKens slides safely into third base as during game last night in Detroit. Tigers won, 14-0. ‘We’ve got to fares against Baltimore. “ If we win, IOC members, introducing the bid. Baltimore third baseman Doug DeCinces chases loose ball I want to see Boston win,” Anderson A 12-projector audio-visual show East Catholic girls' vollevball said. “ If we lose, I want to see win three’ entitled “ Come Together in team swept past Newington High. Milwaukee win.” Calgary” was then given. Calgary 15-2,' 16-14 and 15-6, yesterdav in Sounds just the opposite of what Sparky Anderson Weaver still plans to step dovy/n mayor Ralph Klein, University of Newington. Yanks eliminated from race you’d think, since Milwaukee is his Calgary dean and former Olympic Cindy Granato spiked well, Kathy team’s closest pursuer. That’s just medalist Roger Jackson and Frank F’atria served well and Pam Cun­ Radiol Larry Milbourne, filling in at for another result of the truncated, NEW YORK (UPl) - Earl Weaver, the King, chairman of the Calgary ningham also played well for the 4-1 the injured Bucky Dent, was due up next. strikecaused split season. most successful baiseball manager of his era, Olympic Development Association, Eaglettes. 'TV Milbourne, a switch-hitter, has been hitting Anderson wants Milwaukee closer series. This is one reason why says he still intends to k]uit when his present then answered the IOC’s questions. East also took the javvee tilt 13- better than .300 for the Yankees and there to him than Boston heading into the Anderson took his starting pitcher. contract with the runs out Cortina d’Ampezzo followed, with 15, 15-13 and 15-10. Fine effort by Sports was a question now whether Bob Lemon weekend so Detroit can determine Jack Morris, out of Tuesday night’s at the end of next year although I detect one Italian Olympic Committee presi­ Next outing is Thursday against would let him swing or send up a pinch hitter where it finishes. If Boston is tied or game against Baltimore after six in­ or two signs of him weakening. dent Franco Carraro and Cortina E.O. Smith in Storrs. Parade for him. TONIGHT the Red Sox are one game bqhind nings despite a one-hit shutout he “ Then it’s definite you won’t be managing Weaver brought in right-handed Tim Stod­ 7 slS V u iiUh vh. IndianH,.w i n e the Tigers with three games to play was working on. anymore in 1983?” I asked him. Milt Richman dard to pitch to Milbourne, and Lemon 7:30 MelH Gulls, Cli. 9 they could possibly finish first or tie “ Yeah, I wanted to give him a lit­ “ Pretty definite,” he hedged a bit. “ I’ve countered by sending up the veteran left- not enough in 8 :1 .S Reil Sox vs. Brewers, WTIC, for first by sweeping Cleveland tle extra rest for his sUrt Saturday learned never to say never. I’ll know one way handed Murcer to hit for Milbourne. Gli. 38 while Milwaukee is handling Detroit in Milwaukee,” Anderson explained. or'another by All-Star time next year. A lot “ I could’ve kept Murcer from coming to 9 Ganndiun Football, ESPN two or three times. “ We’ve got to “ He’s pitched so much already this depends on which way the economy goes. I ’ll the plate by leaving Tippy in there,” Weaver CLE VELAND lU F I) - If anyone ground rule double, though, when . into the left-field seats for the first 11 Rangers vs. Flyers, Gable win three mere to win it,” Anderson year. have to check my safety deposit box next second-guessed himself. “ But you still don’t doubts it. Rick Manning is out to the ball rolled under the padding in hit off Guidry, who struck out seven said. “ Two more for sure.” “ Saturday will be like his fifth summer and if I ’m satisfied everything looks know what would’ve happen^. Milbourne prove that his bat can be as powerful front of the wall in left. in losing his fifth game against 11 “ A lot of tricky combinations have day. By not going the last three in­ all right, next year will be my last year.” with the greatest managers in baseball might’ve hit another double to right-center. as his glove in saving an Indian vic­ Ron Davis replaced Guidry and decisions. to happen for us to make it,” nings, that’s 60 pitches, 50 pitches he Weaver did “ check” his safety box with the history. Sometimes, though, he blushes when Drysdale wins That’s how they got their first two runs. tory. walked pinch hitter Von Hayes to fill Baltimore Manager Elarl Weaver didn’t throw.” The score being 12-0 Cleveland firm that manages his finances that subject comes up. “ I ’m not dumb enough to say I ’d do the Manning sliced a double to left the bases. Miguel Dilone then LOS ANGELES (UPl) - Cliff said after his team dropped 2'A at the time slightly influenced “ I guess I’ve been a good manager,” he recently when he was there with the Orioles a same thing again. Gimme another shot and field in the eighth inning Tuesday slapped one off Robertson’s glove Drysdale downed Fred Stolle 4-6,6-3, games behind Detroit. Both Anderson’s decision and Kirk Gib­ couple of weeks ago and saw he was in good said. “ Let me pat myself on the back. I ’ve night to send Dave Rosello to third I’ll do something different.” w that scored Rosello and Manning. 7-5 Sunday to win the 333,000 Tennis Milwaukee and Detroit have to go son cemented it when he slammed made more right decisions than wrong ones. Herald Angle shape. For some years to come, anyway. Murcer eats up fastball pitching. The book and both scored on an error by se­ "It was an error,” admitted Legends Championship. into complete tailsplns and his eighth home run with a team­ Like so many others, it’s the distant future That doesn’t mean I haven’t gone home from i on him says throw him breaking stuff and the cond baseman Andre Robertson to Robertson. " I usually get nine out of Herald Sports Editor Earl Yost Drysdale, 40, a South African now Cleveland has to sweep Boston for mate on in the seventh. Dave the ballpark a lotta times and said to myself, he’s mostiy concerned about and nobody — only time to throw him a fastball is when you give Cleveland a 3-2 victory over 10 on chances like that.” keeps on top of sports in his regular living in Dallas, mixed his strong Baltimore to squeak in. Rozema allowed just two hits over T wonder what would’ve happened if ...’ ” not even one of his former outfielders, Pat wish to waste it on him. New York. The Yankees filled the bases with column, “ The Herald Angle.” on the serves to outlast his Austrailian op­ “ That’s too many combinations,” the final three innings to pick up his Kelly, who keeps telling him to put all his What Weaver was'saying, then, is that fans Stoddard worked the count to 3-and-l and The game eliminated the Yankees one out in the ninth on three straight daily sports pages. ponent in the featured match. Weaver said. “ We played too many third save. faith in the Lord— can give him any iron-«lad aren’t the only ones who second-guess then came in with a fastball, which Murcer from the second-half divisional singles, and Rick Cerone scored on guarantee about that. managers; sometimes managers even deposited into the right-field seats for his race. The Tribe previously had been Bobby Murcer's grounder to first. My own personai feeling is that Weaver second-guess themselves. *' edged out of the competition. “ Guidry pitched great,” said New “ Sure they do,” he confirmed, offering last three-nui game-winner. w^ll change bis mind about retiring by the end “ That was it,” Weaver said. “ I couldn’t “ That was probably the first hit I York Manager Bob Lemon. “ He of next season. H e’ll be only 52 then and the Saturday night’s game, which the Orioles lost have ever had off Ron Guidry,” said allowed only four hits. He just threw to the Yankees 6-4 on Bobby Murcer’s pinch help but think what if I had kept Murcer from Tracy, Martina on rematch course closer he comes to making his decision, the coming up by leaving Tippy in. You can’t help Manning. "I wanted to bunt, but one in there to Manning. less appealing quitting will begin to look to three-run homer in the ninth. when 1 saw third baseman Graig “ We have had our plans set for Here was the situation: thinking about something like that. 'That's him. How much golf can he play? He loves what makes this game what it is. I admit I Nettles moving in, I just wanted to Baltimore, and we will use our pushed her career earnings to 31,- ton to make numerous errors. Nor- ■ Neither Austin nor Navratilova Jose Morales’ homer put the Orioles ahead BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (U P l) - that day-today competition too much from was pretty much down after that game. But I punch the ball over his head.” starters in the Orioles series this ton, ranked 40th in the world, failed play again until Thursday night. 4-3 in the eighth, and with Tippy Martinez Tracy Austin and Martina 000,360. what I’ve seen of him. was laughing, before I left the clubhouse. Guidry held the Indians to two hits weekend to get ready for the Tlie winner of the Indoor Cham­ to hold service throughout thq Austin is matched against Peanut For pure numbers, Weaver’s lifetime .597 pitching, they still had that lead going into the Navratilova are on a collision There’s always the next day.” lOver the first seven innings, Andre playoffs next week,” Lemon added. pionships will be one-fourth of the match, although she broke Austin at Louie and Navratilova w ill play the bottm i of the ninth. Rick Cerone led o ff with course that could lead to a rematch won-lost percentage ranks him ahead of any The Orioles lost that one to the Yankees, Thornton's sixth homer of the “ I just hope the adrenalin starts way to winning a 31 million bonus. 0-5 in the first set. Norton, 24, won winner of tonight’s Kim JonesLucia a walk and was sacrificed to second by Bobby of the U.S^ Open finals that reduced current manager in the majors and third o n ' too, but Weaver still thought they had a season in the second inning tying the flowing as we get closer to the That amount, the largest perfor­ four games in a quarterfinals loss to Romanov match: Brown. With ri^t-handed Willie RandoI|A Navratilova to tears. Both won their the alM im e list, behind only Joe McCarthy chance as they packed their gear in the score 1-1. wire.” mance bonus In sports, w ill be Austin last week at' Atlanta. Austin In the best match Tuesday coming up for the Yankees, Weaver went to first matches Tuesday in the 73rd and Frank Selee. McCarthy leads all clubhouse before heading for a three-game “ It was tough spotting a pitcher The Yanks grabbed a 1-0 lead in awarded to any woman who wins the has not lost a match since before the evening, Rosie (Jasals extended his bullpen and brought in right-hander Steve U.S. Women’s Indooi Tennis Cham­ managers with his .614 figure and Selee is set with the Tigers in Detroit, to be followed like Guidry a run in the first in­ the first inning against Cleveland Indoor, the 1982 Family Circle Cup U.S. Open. She has won six of the seventh seed Anne Smith to a second Stone, last year’s Cy Young Award-winner, to pionships. just ahead of Weaver with .596. In bis ISVk ' by their final three-game series of the season ning." Manning said. “ You know starter John Denny, 10-5, on a at Hilton Head, S.C., the 1982 eight tournaments she has entered set tiebreaker before succumbing tu relieve the left-handed Martinez. Top seed Austin dispatched Beth years as manager of the Orioles, the scrappy, at home — with the Yankees again. you’re in a game when you go throwing error by catcher Bo Diaz, Wimbledon. Championships and the this year after returning from a a flurry of lobs and forehand passing “ I knew I wanted to do that,” Weaver said. Loose puck Norton 6-1, 6-0 in 42 minutes. Second gray-haired, florid-faced W eaver has won six Elarl Weaver was looking forward to it, and against him. Guidry just threw me a who was upended at the plate on a 1982 U.S. Open. Both the 31 million back injury. Navratilova held serve shots. Smith won the first set 6-3 and “ Randolph is only l-for-12 against Stone since seed Navratilova defeat^ Betty American League East titles, lour pennants that has something to do with why I don’t Jere Gilles, left, of Rangers tries to manuever puck around fast ball up." force play with the bases loaded. bonus and the Indoor are sponsored throughout and broke Stove at 3-2 in won the tiebreaker 7-4. Stone has been with us. Stone got Randolph Jo Stove 6-3, 6-4 in a match not as close and one World Series. His Birds still have a Rosello, who struck out the first While trying to complete a double the first set and M in the second set. In the lone doubles match, the think he’ll quit at the end of next season. Flyers’ Lindsey Carson during last night’s NHL exhibiton game. as the score indicates. by the Playtex Corporation. shot at the playoffs, albeit only an outside hit to third base, but Doug (D ^lnces) made time against Guidry, opened 'the play, Diaz threw the ball down the Navratilova deployed daft third seed team of Smith and Candy He enjoys the daily agony and ecstasy too Carson received two-mlniite penalty for holding. Game was Stove, however, backed into Austin sUyed at the baseline one. an error and that' put runners on first and eighth with his second single of the right-field line after Murcer slid into backhands to raise her record this Reynolds overpowered Newton and much. first ever played at new Meadowlands Sports complex in New becoming the ninth woman in tennis throughout her' match. She hit On his record. W eaver has to be'included third.” game and slid across the plate on Pam Whytecross 6-2, 6-1. him. history to win more than |1 million. ’ angled backhands that forced Nor­ year to 62-10. Jersey. Manning's hit The umpire made it a Thornton then drilled a 3-2 pitch Her prize of $725 for qualifying Uri- THE HERALD, Wed., Sept. 30, 1981 - 15 M - fH E HERALD, Wed., Sept. 30, 1981 Recipes and Menus F O C U S / Food TV-Movies/ Comics 0 Scoreboard Your Neighbor's Kitchen I'

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Uh 2 2 0 Howell 3b 4 0 0 0 (irahame 3 0 0 0 Jackson lb 3 0 0 0 I*arrish c 32 10 Wallachlb 4UU0 Obcrkftl3b 4 2 4 3 By Barbara Richmond really enjoying entertaining his cubes Jordan Marsh Blueberry Muf­ (iiMlniim <• 3 12 3 Brouhrd rl 1 0 0 0 S;tkata ss Fram on II 4 0 0 0 Porter c 2 0 10 Jai Alai Entries Large onion chopped medium fine Miller <1 4 0 11 Bosley rl 2 00 0 Hijuer2b 3 0 10 Fahey c 10 0 0 family and friends. Wcknfs dh 2 111 Speicr ss 3UD0Gr(>encf 4011 Herald Reporter fins (;antnor2b 2 0 0 0 I .cop lOUOAndujarp 2 0 00 WEDNESDAY (EVENING) One of his favorite recipes is 1 8 oz. can tomato sauce Totals 40 7 U 7 Totals ^ 2J 2 Hebnerdh 1 000 'A cup butter IlSmilh p 0 0 0 0 lurg ph 0 0 0 1 Hrtt When William H. Hale, president —what else — chili in a crockpot. 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Bruce Lietzke 7.Muin line ' class, he did it for survival, he said, dan Marsh blueberry muffins.’’ 'A cup milk St Umis 26 21 T.\ ■ IP H RKKimSO Totals ai 0 3 0 Totals 36 14 12 12 Totals 34 4 9 4 Totals 32 6 13 8 70.10.3. Ray Floyd70.23.4. Jerry Pale Sub Itsrrii because he had joined the ranks of Besides running the bank, Hale is '/i teaspoon tabasco sauce Montreal^ 26 22 r-42 >2 Itoston Baltimore OOOOfKiUOO 0 Montreal 201 OOUOOl • 4 70.6L r. Curtis Strange 70.63. 6, Jack 2 teaspoons baking powder Chii'ago 22 2f 468 3' z r0101!20x 14 the bachelors again following also involved in many civic ac­ Stir all ingredients into a crock Torrez iW9-3' Detroit St 1X)UIS 312(C000x -8 Nicklaus TO.71 7. Tom Watson 70.77.8. 'A teaspoon salt x-Philadelphia 22 2f 4(iH F (iiaham. Uiwcnslein. Sakata DP-- pot. Cook on low for 8-10 hours or Clear Iv -B Smith Dl Montreal 1. St. Louis Johnny Millet 70.78.9. Bobby Clainpett 1. Ma-€abK«rU separation from his wife. tivities, such as being on the current New York 22 a; 0 4 MilwiuktK* Ballimorel Detroit 3 LOB Baltimore L LOB Montreal 3. St. l>ouis 6 2B- 70.89.10. Jack Renner 71 .(B. 2 cups blueberries 1 Detroit? 2B TrainmelL Parrish 3B 3. Olarreta l-Iarra He said his theory was always, “ If fund drive of Manchester Memorial high for 4-5 hours. This recipe I’lttsbiirgh ai 29 4© ti'z Slaton Il.r-71 Cromartie. Cartcr2. Hendrick2. Tenace. DRIVING (2 teaspoons sugar, for tops) Leach HH Hnnikens i4i. Wockeiifuss $. larquinXara makes six servings. West McClure j’arrish 3BHcrr. Oborkfcll. SK- Distance -1, Dan Pohl279.22. Fred you can’t make it in a crockpot — Hospital. He also likes to play tennis Cream the butter and sugar on low Houston ,11 17 Augustine 9t (iibson'8i S Singleton Templeton. long Couples276.9 3. Fuzzy Zoeller274.7.4. LMrana-lob forget it.” While he’s learned to and golf. t'incinn.di 29 l« «17 Pz IP H RKRHBSO Tom Purlzci 274.6. f.. Bill Sander273.2 6. SiAa Jasa^aitMren speed of beater, until fluffy. Add WP Slaton T IP H RKHBHSO make a lot of interesting things, he He said he particularly likes the San Francisco 27 3) T74 3*2 Haltimorc Montreal Ix>n Hinkle2T2i,. 7. Jeff Mllchcll 270,8 8, Curry Dip eggs, one at a time, until blended. r rVt x-Los Angeles 2T2:i :2i ft ■Mi(irgMLl2-r 1 2-3 r r 2 2 0 1.CO iL4-6» (>610 Call ine *1lr. Inside.” Tom Weiskopf 270j2.9. Tommy Valentine Vmt still likes his crockpot because it curry dip because he doesn’t care > 1 Vz cups mayonnaise Atlanta ^ Slone 4 1-3 3 3 3 4 1 1 U 0 1 I 270.0.10. Larry Ziegler 2G9.8. Sift dry ingredients and add alter­ \KW VUKK n,K\KLAND IT Smith As a 1941 freshman at 1.0aferana-Vdkia 2. Qhrreta Maies can be doing the work at home while for cheese. With tips from his SanDieiio MX 286 17'z ah r h hi ab r h bi Schneider 1-3 0 1 1 1 .1 Jackson 2 2 2 2 0 Pereentage in fairway — 1. Calvin 2 teaspoons curry powder nately with the milk. Stfr ■ m North Carolina, they lUtfy-Zarra iUba-CabacarU C'iy’--''-' 3 x Kirst-nall division winner Murcet dh too] Diloneli Luebber 1-3 2 3 3 1 1 Sosa I U 0 0 0 Peele 812. 2. Mike Reid .781. 3. Bill he’s doing his work at the bank. cooking teacher, Mary Schubert, he 1 teaspoon grated onion blueberries into batter, by hand. Tuesday s Hosulls Milbnrn ss '110 Bannistt rl 4 0 0 ( IhKlilMkei I 1-3 2 '2 1 II 1 Gorman 1 0 0 0 1 bc^an to compare me to Rogers .712 4. Jack Renner .747. f.. S. lar^ninJab 6. Itarria-ftanianin He said since he’s been doing a lot has learned to shop for special uten­ I.OS Angeles r . Atlanta 3 StiKldard 1 0 0 0 r 1 St lx>uis 1-irry Nelson .740.6. Tom Kile .738.7. Mkia-ldimiz t. Cabiila-Cara ■A teaspoon dry mustard Grease muffin tins well, including » X .- ( incinnali t. San Francisi i»3 (iambic II 1 0 0 0 Hargrv Ih 2 0 0 0 Bronco Nagnrski. My .lai kson rt 2 0 10 Diaze '4 0 0 0 iHMioit , , , Andujar 1W8^ 1 6 3 3 0 3 assets — speed, hard Hubert Grcr'n ,728.8, Bob Murphy .72. Sabs Mke-IUpa of cooking, he’s learned to have a lot sils— and they are inexpensive — to ■A teaspoon salt - top surface. Pile batter high in each New ^'ork7,1’hiladelphia 0 Miiriis iW 14-6I 6 1 0 0 4 . BitiriSn 4 3 1 1 0 4 9. Tim Norris .718. 10. John Mahaffey I’lttsburgh 10. rhicagoB Neltles3h 4 0 10 Harrah3h 3 0 00 RozemaiS3' 3 2 0 0 0 0 of respect for the homemakers who cut the fresh vegetables into attrac­ grating of black pepper Kevrng Ib 4 0 0 0 Thorntndh 3 111 Jai-kson pi(chi>d to 4 ballets inf Ih thighs and finene. I .713. muffin cup. Sprinkle sugar on top. Herald photo by Richmond St U»uis 8. Montreal 4 Slone pitr hod to I batter in 6th WI* Jackson PB Porter T -2:2i{ A became a U.S. Air GRKKNSIN REGULATION have to have the responsibility of tive shapes. 3 drops Tabasco San Diegoi. Houston I Cerone( 112 0 Kosello2h 3 1 2 0 WI' McGregor T 2 :t3 A 31204 2.Mr»a-fiara Bake at 375 degrees for 25-30 Brow n (1 4 0 2 0 Mannng ci 3 110 40.488 1. Calvin Peetc .721 percent. 2. Jack cooking seven dinners every week. Combine all ingredients Wednesdav s(i.lines Force pilot and flew 113 Nicklaus .720.3, Rruce Lietzke .709.4, I.IMoft minutes. Cool in pan for at least 15 Hobrtsn2b 3 0 10 Dvbznsk ss 2 0 0 0 combat mlsilons ^ in 1 lar^waJcniaMA He’s also learned a lot of tricks of thoroughly. Cover and chill for William H. Hale prepares fresh vegetables to go with his • All Tunes FDTi Watson ph 10 10 Haves ph 0 0 0 0 Tom Kile .7tC. f.. Johnny Milcr .697.6, minutes before removing. Makes 12 Si L o u is ' ^‘ at New York Herndon II 3 0 0 0 Kmght 3b 4 0 0 0 2.04.' 8. (tic) Bud Allit) and George Zachrv 713i,8 if p in IP H KKMBBSO Marlin ( I 4 0 0 0 Oester2b 4 0 2 1 Marshll3b 4 10 0 Hubbrd2b 4 0 00 New York (iuorrer.lb 0 0 0 0 SInatroc 3 0 10 Bum.k2.10 10. Ray FloydS.13. Siin Diego iFireovid 0-1' at Lo'- Hrenlv e 3 0 0 0 O'Berry c 2 0 0 0 (c) I M l NEAIDC. Percentage of sub-par holes — 1, Bruce yngi'les 'Hooton 11-6'. 10 T p in (iuidrv iLIl • ' 7 4 3 2 1 7 May c 10 0 0 Collins ph 10 0 0 Sciosf la (• 3 1 1 0 F’oeorb ph 1 000 3 00 0 Lietzke 322.2. Jerry Pate .216.3. Tom SWfc Thursday s liames Davis I 0 0 0 2 0 Ix'Maslf ss 3 0 0 0 Nolan c 0 0 0 0 Maldcind rf 2 0 0 0 Rungess < '1i *v i-1.iih 1 1111 Boggs p 2 00 0 Watsorr 209.4. Ray Floyd 208 f.. Tom m fty-ftartarci Chicken Roll-ups 2 0 0 0 l/Cibrndt p 10 0 0 Mond.r. rl 2. Kmia-JMii kr San Francist oat All.inta twilight Holland p 10 0 0 Kite 2 T . 6. Bobby Clampett 200.7. Ben Houston at { incinnati twilight I tennv W I'C 1 9 y 2 1 3 f 00 0 0 UCossp 0 0 0 0 'Ihomas ss 1 0 0 0 Garber p VCMab-JiMs (lUidrv [n|f hejj til2 batters in 8th Rrcining p Baker ph 0 00 1 Oenshaw .197.8. Johnny Miller .194.9. Chu.igoal New 'I’ork night A'onabl ph 1 0 0 0 Kcnndy ph 111 0 I tie) Curtis Strange and Gil Morgan .190. S. IrtaM-Unfta IFante-ldaa** St l.4>uis .it Fhiladel[>hia night WP fhnnv T I T9 A 7 (W1 Weiss ss 10 0 0 back Mickey Fil/gerald Fvans3b I 0 0 U Moskau p 0 0 0 0 W elch p 2 000 ' St Izouis -- Released wide receivers lln * 4 ifa Montreal at I'MIshurgh. night Vailph 1000 l.andr\ ph I 0 U I - John Floyd and Mike Fisher and signed S ^ liArMa-VdM* San Diegr) at l.os Angeles, night Huinep 0 00 0 IFXAS SFA1TLF ...... :C 3 7 3 T-itals 32 4 9 4 Howe p 0 0 0 0 tight cnd’Greg I-iFlcur. BOWLING A step-by-step guide to their preparation Totals llockev Seventk Ainern an la-ague ab r h hi ab i h bi One out when w inning run scored 1 Pcrconi ph 1111 • Se< 'ind Hal! ■ Stewart p 0 0 0 0 I*hiladclphia Signed veteran right AARP— Al Bourret224- 1. AraMsye-IiHies-CertareM V\ills21» '010 Simpson ( I 4010 San Francisco 000 0(C 100 3 winger Reggie 1x.*acn to a muRi-ycar Fast Biversil 4 110 MeyerSb f I 20 Ciminn.ili 000 012U)l-4 Ifdals 33 33f6 r 6 4Totals4 Totals 33 3 6 3 1 IBe-Crwe-Lefta contrad. . 570, Howard Miller 216, W L Pet I Oliver dh 2 111 Paciorek ll 4 110 DP Siin Francisco 1. LOB SanLran- U.s Angeles (100 000 2© - f 3. Bannf-Urriaci ft-liN (about I'A pounds) Atlanta 001 002000 -3 Pittsburgh- - Assigned to F.rie ol the STEP 2: Flatten thighs meat; remove skin. iH-troit 28 31 'Ki Bell 3b 110 0 Ziskdh 3 0 0 0 ciscfi 8. Cincinnati f. 2B- Mr»rgan 2. Frank Carlson 212-517, 4. M rie ^a tM -M an d By Alleen Claire I-/ Thomas. Rungc2. D P -I..OS Angeles American llmkoy Ix^ague: goalie (Jordie pounds) Milwaukee 2H 21 .-71 TollesniUt V ' 1 BiK-htelb 3 0 0 0 Cabell. Clark. Ix*onard. Foster. HR- l.axton. defensemen Bennett Wolf. Rod Romeo Dube 200-516, Al 5. laiearan-OeieWriiiaia NEA Food Editor with flat side of knife; rub STEP 2: Flatten thighs Ikistiin 27 21 Sundhrg - 2 10 0 Burrghs rl 4 0 2 2 BenchiS' SF -(oncepcion I LOB I»s Angeles6. Atlanta 4.3B- Pciconte HR Horner 2 (II). Linares Huskas and Tonv Fcltrin and forwards Scoville 504, Bruno Gior­ ft. Hftaaa I t ana ftn au 'A teaspoon rubbed with sage. Top each with with flat side of knife; rub Baltmxire z r 'Xi Johns«in< I'll 1 Walton rl 0 0 0 0 II* H HHRBBSO Jim Hamilton Bob Simpson and Dave Boned chicken thighs sage Ck-velanil 2f 24 no B«ibertsrl 4 I 10 Serna2h 4 0 0 0 San Francis< o dano 542, Dot Roberts 192- 7. P^Salaw i leonet slice of ham. Roll tightly; with sage. Top each with x-New Vurk 24 24 Ut\ '■ ' Al> 1 1 n E R BBSO Hannan. . I. Me^loae-Jna h with ham roll-ups are easy Sampli ll 4 I 2 :i Andersn ss 2 0 0 0 Holland f. 2-3 4 :i 3 1 f St. liouis- Assigned goalie Jeff Nord. 482. 6 thin slices boiled ham secure with toothpicks. slice of ham. Roll tightly; Toronto 20 24 4f Putn.im III 4 0 1 (' .Narronph 1000 \ a)% Angeles Sabs fieaa4diaaii-ltepa Hreining 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Wcifh 6 4 3 3 0 2 dolensoman f’lucc McKay and center to prepare at home. The (about (A pound) STEP 3: In skillet, brown West Wagner ss 4 0 0 0 McHnrvss 0 0 0 0 U vello 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 secure with toothpicks. Kansa-s ( it 27 21 f4yt Parsnsph 0 0 0 0 HowoiWr.-3i 2 2 0 0 1 0 Dan l\org t«* Milwaukee of the secret to boning chicken 2 > tablespoons butter or roll-ups in butter. Add soup Minlnn I I.4-r t 1 3 1 1 0 0 Stewart (S6) 1 0 ()' 0 0 1 International Ihickev Ix*aguc. rolcasi-d F,I,KS - John Rieder 137- D(Mk: Arrange roll-ups seam-side x-( laklantl 24 21 Allen pr 0 0 0 0 Cim innati 1. ltt^Bartwen ttarpbMsH begins with a thoroughly margarine Minni-sota 2:126 ki* Bulling c 3 0 10 Atlanta Jean Siivard and Rcrf l.auroncc 362, Ray P arr 353, Al and wine. Cover; cook over down around edges of 2- Ix'ihrandt f 1-3 r 2 2 2 1 S(KTor 3. Iftkt-lMioa iV taM iM Texa^ 21 2f 4:7 Malcr ph 10 0 0 IxiCoss 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Boggs 61-3 4 2 2 1 7 sharp knife. Follow the 1 can (10% ounces) con­ low heat 30 minutes or until quart oblong glass baking Piltshiirgh iMISLi - SigntKldclcnder Atkins 140-366, Joe S.OIarretjft-I«ne« ft. Fante-kia h SiMttle 2127 4:18 Totals 34 6 y r Totals 34 2 7 2 Moskau 1 2 1111 GarheML4-6i 22-3 2 3 0 0 2 DeSimone 136-354, Ernie bone as you cut down densed creamy chicken done. Stir occasionally. dish; cover with plastic ( alitornia 19 27 413 Texas tBlOOOOlB 6 Hume'W9-:D 2 0 0 0 2 1 T 2 39 A 2.1fiJ- Andy M* Bride 7. fien»-lolind Iftatcam lanfti mushroom soup ( hl< ag'i 3129 Si-altle , OOOOCBOOO 2 T 2 40 A 13.U7 Pepin* 376, Dave Van Ssbt Gabi«lt through the meat along the Serve with rice. This wrap. Microwave on HIGH v First half division w inner F Wagner. Bulling DP--Seattle 1 CbhsMrU center of the thigh. Scrape 'A cup Chablis or other kitchen-tested recipe 8 to 10 minutes, turning Besults Tassell 136-3^, Bill Hanson Tu«'>day LtlB Texas I'l Seattle 9 2B Rivers. 165-412, Bill Adamy 135-358, the bone and remove the dry white wine Cooked rice makes 6 servings. dish occasionally. Drain; S Kan.s.1' 1 itv I Alinm- S' 11.12 Oliver HR Sample i3i SB Sample. Where They Play Herald photo by Tarquinio «lakl.ind ' ’1 '>ronto 1 Wills NKW YORK PHILADELPHIA skin. turn roll-ups over. Hv United Press international Ralph Doyer 144-143-415, l.lB«-ftarte«t Krtawibyi MICROWAVE: ( ievcland '1 New A or k 2 IP H RKRHBSO iih r h hi ah r h hi ■ AMERICAN LEAGUE Roll-ups served on rice STEP 3: Combine iH-troit 14 B.illmioieU Texas Wilson H rolU Smith cl .4010 Bert Rice 154-389, Bruce I tncaran-lMn h 4. b n ftiwiii complex to enjoy a noon meal and Ma/.zillilf r 1 2 0 Hose lb 40 10 (James Remaining S. Fmt»4jiid4 & ftaa»-bn»s with a creamy Chablis CONVENTIONAL: Senior citizens gather at the Community Hall < aliliirnia ’ ( he ago ! Medi( h iW lo-tii 7 ft 2 2 :i 2 East Football Fish 136-365, Chuck Omit butter and proceed remaining ingredients; BostonT Milw,iok<'e2 Kern 1S61 2 1 0 0 0 2 Howard II 0 0 0 0 Matlhws.il 4 0 10 7.lOTiy-MM4 t t M m sauce are excellent for a at Mayfair Gardens senior citizen housing socializing. HriMiks3b f 0 0 0 S< hinidt3b 2 0 10 Detroit i4i Home il i . Baltimore (1». B a rre ra 139-355, Dave STEP 1: Place thighs, as directed below. pour over roll-ups. TexasB S. alth 2 Seattle Kingmnth 3 2 2 1 Sandbrgpr 00 00 ^ p l . 30 Away (3): at Milwaukee (3). S ib t Ar$mni9- Wedm-sdav sUanu-s Clark as Cif-, ' (,ui.i III 7' .it Minnesot.i Bawlev ■3 ;i 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 ! l ‘ S^pl 30. al Cleveland <3». (K'l. 2.3. Tortb; structions for preparing Arrte.oT9' 2 I' p m Andersen 2-.3 I 0 0 0 0 Stearns< 4 2 2 1 Vergil ph 148-353, Bill MacMulIen cut down through meat board. With sharp knife, til done. Let stand, 2 0 00 l.SdMn IPahb Toronto ' Le.il 7-12' .it (lakland - Non i'- ( lark pit( lieil to2 batters m fth Flynn2h 3 10 0 Morelnd c Milwaukee i4i Home (4): Boston 131-137-142-410, Bob Feeley and cooking in a conven­ along center of thigh, cut down through meat covered, 5 minutes. Serve 3 0 11 DDavisrf 3 0 0 0 llriMie ft.IrfMca II 9' 4 ;«ip m HBP hv Clark lOliveri. by Parrott (J.Trdnhr ss III,Sept » . Detroit i3i. (K t.2 ,3.4. RENO. Nev. (DPI) -- Weekend football tional or microwave oven. with rice. This kitchen- E 3 0 0 0 356, Hank Hebert 150-377, following bone. Scrape to along center of thigh, New A'lrk i.,)ofin!»7i al Clevct.ind iSiimplei, hv K<*rn il'arsonsi WP Falcone p 4 12 3 Bowa ss Baltimorc(4i IhimeOi: NewYork odds as posted Tuesday by Harrah's S. ftHMn . i Ebm (iarl.ind 3-7 • 7 T p m Clai'; Balk Clark PB Hulling T 2 T7 Trillo2b 3 0 0 0 Reno-Tahoe Sports Boole; Jack Talley 358, Tony F.lbriacil t.ftilris free bone completely from following bone. Scrape to tested recipe makes 6 ser­ MDavisp 10 0 0 (3i. Oel.2.3.4 Away 0 ) at Detroit ROLLED-UP CHICKEN Menu featured stQw, corn, Baltimore Flanagan 8-Bi at Detr nl A -4 810 (ll..Sept.30 NFL DeSimone 350, Joe Mose- M toweiidl meat; remove skin. free bone completely from vings. W ih ox II '9' 8j. m Brusstar p 0 0 0 0 ins, % large chicken thighs Maddox cl 1 000 West F'avorite Calilorni.i 'Frost 1-7' at ( hicago Oakland (f.) Home (I i; Toronto (1 >. Oakland Denver sian 162-431. Burns9^i' 8 top m Lylep 0 0 0 0 Ekventii: 10 0 0 f^ept. 30. Awav (4* . at Kansas City (3>. Washington San Francisco 2 1. FMSttXsrtireM 2. Iwcirw Ebni Boston 'Hurst 23i' at Milw.nikce CHICAGO PITTSBI H(iH Boone c Baltimore? ah r h bi ab r h bi Totals 37 7 10 6 Totals 2 0 4 0 O ft.2.3.4. Buffalo VILLAGE MIXERS ~ Ilm e n -k w h 4. Arriafa ft^am adl ( .ildufll 11-91.8 :«) [1 ni Kansa.sCilv <7) - Home (3); Oakland Minnesota Chicago 4W and a lecture about sugar islei Mor.il(“^ ■ 2 2 0 Moreno cl 4 0 11 New York IWBIWODO 7 S. Armift-lIrratiM ft. ftalria-CUMU Texas'11. luth :t 1' al Seattle ' Harm i3 i.O ct.2,3.4. Away (4): at Minnesota Dallas St. Louis 6*^ Lorie Wilson 179-473, Anita 8-8' III X [1 in De.lcsus ss r 2 2 1 Fohss f 1 3 0 Philadelphia OOOOOOOOO U 7. SaiMMkpUta t.FaWaU imI But knr lb 4 0 2 1 Madl(k3h 2 111 E Tnllo. Matthews, DP -New York I (11. Sept. 30. al Heveland (2). (K't. 1 New York Giants Green Bay 3 Shorts 187-179-518, Kim ilmisdii stianies * i2i al Toronto Oct. r (if nccessiiry t. New England Kansas City fiVi U u Oinnj-lmen guised under such names as corn cuts imposed on the federal budget. K.ins.1' (' If. at ('!<•’.eland 2 Durham rl • 1 0 0 Rav2b 3 0 00 I.DEV New York 6, Philadelphia 4.2B NATIONAL LEAGUE Kelley 198-511, Mike By Barbara Richmond ll(“ndrsn ll 4 0 2 3 JThm pslb 3 4 2 0 Mazzilli 2 HR -Falcone (1*. Kingman Houston Cincinnati 3W syrup, sweetener, fruitose, honey, She said there are 28 meal sites in P East Pittsburgh New Orleans? Michaud 208-510, Marian iw m . Waller :0> 3 0 0 0 BKbnsn rl 4)12 i22i SB Stearns. Kingman Cleveland 2Vi Herald Reporter Lum [ill I 0 0 0 Hosier 11 4 10 0 IP H R EH BBSO Montreal (Ti - Awav (r.»: at Los Anwlcs Lftekb-b#! Z M r M a and such, but they all mean sugar. the Capitol Region and CRT tries to PiH.sburgh i2i.Scpt.30. Oci. 1; at New Tampa Hay Detroit 2 Copeland 184-457, Jeanie ().AKI.;\M). Reitz :0( 1 0 0 0 Berra 3b r 1 4 2 ^ew York 3«lrriac* ft-ChineU 4 ftamaXaraMnd ■'Beware of words that end in 'ose' cater to a variety of different ethnic roHDN'Ht York iSi.Oct 2.3.4. Miami New York Jets6W Athearn 187, Mabel You are what you eat — and if you ab r h Ih ah r h bl Blackwih 4 0 1 0 Nicosia c 4 110 KaI(oneiW4-3i 9 4 U U 2 1 S. P^C bru, ft. ftnaqi-CartireM St Louis if) — Awav (ft at San Diego Seattle 9Vk eat a lot of desserts you are going to because they mean sugar," she groups. However, each site has the (inllin Ss 4 <11) (I Hendrsn II I I 1 T.ihlcr 2h 2 110 Jones p 2 0 10 Philadelphia Atlanta 2W Cavagnaro 188-455, Bonnie 7. ftrsMie-Leenet t SHavi-Ikratttel 3 U(1 (1 Kiavet [I 0 0 0 li 1 0 0 0 U-ep 0 0 0 0 l.vle 1 U 0 U 0 i Chuck Czasar 209-573, Cin­ 1 1 0 0 0 1 Houston (T) Awav if'; at (jncinnati North Carolina St. Virginia 9 TWrleeiith: doesn't cause diabetes, heart at­ not to make any drastic changes in Mayfair Gardens, said she has to Upshaw 111 0 0 U0 Gross 3b 3 UDO IvastW' k [) ') 0 '.) 0 Romo p (I 0 0 0 Meed i2i.Sepl 30. Oct 1. at I/is Angeles i3i. . Princeton? dy Dodson 465, John Carr 1 (t (11) Drtnryh dh ;t 1 I 0 Trat V [ih 1 0 U It Stargefl ph 10 12 McGraw 1 1 0 0 0 n Brown l.PaUa-lanfta tfta -Irra tM their diet without consulting their take the temperature of the food Wells ph Oct 2.3.4 Pennsylvania Columbia 3W 514, Sharon Aubert 463, tacks or blood vessel disease — \ clez dh 4 0 1 u SexIon dh ) 1 0 0 Canill.i p 0 0 0 MAlxndjir 0 0 0 0 T 2 04 A 20.I1U Cincinnati Home (D: Houston 3. Sdmi lNnet 4. A r iiH Clftwii Hall [ill . ‘I 0 0 n Tekulvei* 0 0 0 0 Iloly Cross Dartmouth I obesity does,” Janice MacFarran, doctors. “One way to cut down on when it arrives and again just Unx3b 4 IM) I1) Meath c 4 I* 1 I i2i.So[>t 30. Oct 1. Allanla (3).Ocl.2. Georgia Tech 14 John A ubert 542, Bob S. Arriaca l-ftrfMca t lema CiftMwia ( audill p 0 0 0 0 No. Carolina sugar is to use natural foods." she before it is served to make sure it is Mosebv el :t O’O0 McKay 2b :t 1 2 '2 3.4 Harvard 2*/» Hewitt 515, Ken Oliver 542. 7. ftaniEbna 1 l alria ftaramndi geriatic nutrition aid for the Com­ :t (I 1) 1) Si.mley ss 3 0 1 1) Bitals ; 6 10 ■ Totals 38 10 If H SAN l)IK(.(» H uusro.N Army lurg2b ab r h bl ah r h bi Clcm.son Kentucky 4 Saks Faasta-bpa munity Renewal Team told a group said absolutely alright. .Martinf’z e 2 0 1 0 chii ago 2(10 0:10(10] 6 Syracuse 7 Piltshiirgh 2113 (IK) tlx 10 OStnilh ss 4 U 0 0 Puhl rl 4 0 0 0 Maryland Diane Wicks, social worker for Ms. Markie said one thing the Tfitals .11 1 4 1 Totals :u : 9 r 3 0 0 0 Ohio Statcx Florida St. 7 of senior citizens recently. Ttironlo UK) urn III* 1 F .ITh'imiiMin Kravec LOB Chicag Monilla2b 4 0 10 Garner 2b the towns Elderly Outreach program can't do is eater to special Miehrdsll 3 10 0 Sc’ottcf 3 0 10 Tuesday s Sports Transactions Navy Yale W ‘2 The seniors were having lunch at OakI.irul UXI 1)21 2U\ Pin-.tniigh I'l !H Hendeison Foil 4 0 10 Minnesota 1 H (Jrillin 1)1 Toronto I I.o Berra, .nii'iinpsnti HB BRohinson i2‘ Salazar:m 4 111 Cruz H By United I*ress Inlcrnalional Illinois the Mayfair Gardens senior citizen Program, supervises the programs diets Ms. Wicks said sometimes if a I’A’ans 111 3 0 11 Ashby c 4 0 0 0 Basketball Iowa Northwestern 20 Tfironlii' OaklamlH 2B Velez S[M'ncer SB Herr.i 2 Nicfisia MAlexandei 4 1 10 Mississippi 16 IRELAND OIL CO complex. The Community Renewal locally and she has as a co-worker meal is being served that a person HR Mavh.-irv '16> .SB Sexton S Biirkiicr S Kr.iv Tahler BRohinson I’ork ms lb 1 0 0 0 Cedoho-lb Philadelphia Cut center Ron Wister; Alabama .lones ft 3 0 0 0 Howe 3b :i 0 0 0 and forwards Peter Mullcnbcrg. John Michigan Indiana IB Team serves meals there and at Sarah Keleher, who is also an cavi't eat. he brings his own lunch M< Kav SF Moren" 2 0 11 IP II h1 KM MM SO Kennedy c 3 0 2 0 Mevnlds .ss Smith. Mike Thomas. Drake Morris and Notre I)amo Michigan St. 20 Outreach worker. just to attend for the social end of it. II* II H KH MM SO r;dwrds rl 3 0 0 0 Kneiiperf) 2 0 0 0 Missouri 6 Westhill complex Monday through Tprtinti) ( hi' aU'. Dwight Hollins Miss State The program is funded through Ti­ Sandy Wells, nutritionist for the Kra’.et 2 2-:l 7 : 2 1 1 l.iieas p 0 0 0 0 Spilmn pli 0 0 0 0 Portland Signi*d guard-lorward .lelf •Nebraska Auburn 18 Friday. Clanev ' 1,6 12' ft 1 3 •> : 1 2 2 Wisep 1 0 0 0 WiH>ds ph 1 0 0 0 Iowa St. 17>6 Murrav 12-;i 0 II 1 2 Smith 1 I-3 2 0 (I 0 2 Lamp Oklahoma These meals are available for tle III-C of the Older Americans Community Renewal Team, plans K.IStWH k 1 I ft 0 0 1 Klannr. 3b 1 0 0 0 DSmith p 0 U 0 0 Football Purdue Wisconsin 2 Oakland :i) 1 4 1 Rice 3 anyone who is 60 or over. While the Act, a federal program. The salaries the menus. On one day the meal I 'nd*TWfnl ' \S 4-6 1 9 4 11-2 111 Tidiow ' 1,::9' 1 1:i 1 1 4 3 0 Totals 3(1 2 r 2 'lotais (Jreen Bav • Artivali*d tackle Tun Tulane C.O.D. S.m l)ii‘j’o 2(K)0©UKU 2 Southern Cal Oregon St. 24 of the Outreach Workers are also may consist of beef stew, buttered T 2 X \ Id l»Si0 Uapilla 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 lluflmnn 117.9 'meals are very inexpensive and r.iudill 1 2 1 1 0 I Houston 010 0(10 (IK) - 1 Kansas ( ity - Placed guard Bob UCLA Colorado 22 funded, in part, by the Older corn, tossed salad with dressing and E O Smith. Ronilia DP SanDicgol. Washington Arizona St.3 Call Dave Logan balanced, they are not limited to any Pitlshui cli Simmons on injured reserve and Boston CoH. 3 Americans Act. The food is .lones 4 I -3 r r 3 1 1 Houston I l.OB San Diego 3. Houston r .ictivattHl olicnsive lineman Jim Rourke West Virginia economic blracket. Those who can fruit cocktail, and another day clam 2B Kennedy 3B Salazar. Cruz SB Miami iFla ) Vanderbilt IT*;* 6 4 6 - 2 1 6 6 Sriirr*. 2-3 2 0 0 0 1 New Orleans Waived cornerback South Carolina? afford to, donate 60 cents, but no prepared in Hartford by Community chowder, cold sliced ham, cheese, l.ee 1 1-3 1 0 • 0 1 1 Scott SF rtevnolds Rickv Kay and tight end Rich Caster, Pittsburgh lettuce and tomato and peach crisp IP H HER BBSO signcfl free-agent wide receiver Rich Houston Baylor 4 questions are asked as to financial Renewal Team workers. ( ALIFORM \ ( HluA(;o Momo 'V. l -:{. •j.3 0 0 0 1 0 USU2 Manchester, CT ah I ; hi ah r li bi lek u l’.e 1 1 1 2 San Diego Martini and defensive back Mike Spivey Florida situtation. The meals are planned to provide with whipped cream. : 2 Wise iW 4-81 62-3 4 1 0 1 1 Arkansas TCU W ‘t Caf'-w 11) :t (I 1 () LeKIorelt 3 10 0 WP .lones 1 .iiidiM T :( If \ ;i 4:c* o| Coliirado one-third of the daily nutrition Lucas iS 12* 2 1-3 0 0 0 1 2 Texas A&M Texas Tech 3* a Officials feel that the meals are Anyone who wants a tasty ant. Pilirlesn ss toll Rernzrd2b 30 lo NX' Giants - Af’qui'rcd running back needed by senior citizens. h ord rl 4 12 0 Ix^mon ( I 2 0 10 Houston Rob Carp<'nler Irom Houston lor an provided as much for sociability and nutritionally balanced meal in a Baylor dh 3 2 2 2 Luzmskdh 3 0 0 1 Knepper 11.9-f I 7 f 2 2 2 (i iindi.s'losed draft choice and future 1. With sharp knife, cut down and scrape bottom left. 3. Serve rolled up chicken over to get people out to meet each other Ms. Wicks said there is an warm and welcoming atmosphere (Jrich2b 3! I * .Nordhgn rl 4 0 0 0 D Smith 2 0 0 0 0 1 considerations average of about 25 people who eat Wf*- Lucas T 2 19 A 34.732. t*hiladclphia Signed free-agent meat from bone, top left. 2. Roll a thin slice of rice with creamy Chablis sauce, right. as they are for nutritional reasons. should join the "lunch crowd " at 3 Downing 11 4 0 0 0 Fisk c 30 10 H.irlow ll 0 0 0 0 S<[uires lb 4 0 0 0 fullback Booker Russell; released full- boiled ham around the flattened chicken. Speaking to the group about nutri­ pretty regularly at Mayfair and Mayfair Gardens, 215 N. Main St. or O tic toil MorrisnSb 3 00 0 tion. Ms. McFarran cautioned them from 35 to 40 at Westhill. She would Westhill Gardens, 24 Bluefield Boniquz"Famous“Andy Boy” "Our gross average was about $3,000 a week, " she the institute at this Long said Island fishing port. FOOD OLUB RAGU FOOD CLUB ,. BROCCOLI When the decision was made to close, a 10 percent dis­ In the industry's on-going GEM count was offered to clear the stock, liiat's when RABE research for more and Chunk Light S p a g h e tti PASTA (RAPPINI) business really picked up. she said. cheaper sources of REGULAR & THIN SALAD They were buying things up like there was no seafood, it is looking at TUNA S a u ce SPAGHETTI or tomorrow If they could have shopped all four years like fishfurters and tilapia, an IN OIL or WATER 4 VARIETIES ELBOW MACARONI .m nllM M il 6V2 ou nce can 32 OUNCE JAR____ 1 POUND PKG OIL LB. that, we wouldn't have had to close, " she added, with a African finfish. GAL. CONTAINER NATIVE MASS SNO WHITE touch of bitterness I Open 7 Days JUMBO SIZE Until recently, Weddig FRESH CAULIFLOWER HEAD 9 9 « •••• For Your said, federal regulations • i . i a PICK YOUR OWN -PENNSYLVANIA SNO WHITE . . ® Convenience! forbade mixing ground fish MUSHROOMS JUMBOSIZE LB^1.89 n n m with ground meat. But DOLE SLICED, CHUNKS or CRUSHED NEW YORK STATE SWEET JUICY technology now exists for 16 OZ. BOTTLE 2QUART M e n u s Pineapple julcE mozcan Italian Dressing o9^ CONCORD GRAPES BASKET *1.69 FOODCLUB ASSORTED VARIETIES putting up to IS percent Montini Peeled CALIFORNIA LARGE fish flesh in a frank without 20 OZ. Join Us fo r A Down Home Tomato Sauce 15 OZ. CAN Progresso Soups CAN 55 " FRESH ARTICHOKES for8 9 * changing the taste, he said. REDKiONEYorCANNELLINI PROG R^O - WHITE or RED u s. NO. 1 • SIZE A BEL RUS Manchester The result: a frankfurter 20 OZ.* lOVi OZ. Pear CAN i Clam Sauce BOTTLE 7 9 " BAKING POTATOES 5 8 ^ 0 * 1 .2 9 I Roger’s friends invite you to a Spaghetti Dinner type product with lower fat Progresso Beans Cafeteria menus which will be served Oct. 5-9 at U.S NO. 1 - CRISP Manchester Public Schools are as follows: and higher protein content COLLEGE INN FOOD CLUB CONTADINA Tomatoes Date: Thursday, October 8, 1981 than the all-meat variety. 35 OUNCE CAN SWEET BOSC PEARS LB 4 9 « Monday: Hot dog or chili dog on a roll, potato chips, He said Africans are CLEAR TOMATO TOMATO JUMBO buttered broccoli, milk and fruit. . Time: 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. being encouraged to farm SWEET RED PEPPERS LB 49* Tuesday: Barbequed pork on noodles, buttered peas raise tilapia because they PASTE PUREE FRESH and carrots, milk and apricot upside down cake. BROTH LB49* I Place: VFW (Ea$t Middle Tpk.—at the Green) grow fast and eat things 13^/i OUNCE CAN 6 OUNCE CAN 29 OUNCE CAN ITALIAN EGGPLANT Wednesday: Tacoburger on roll, corn chips, lettuce and tomato, milk and chocolate pudding. ‘‘With eiarnings of over *9 million dollars, we’re like carrot tops — unlike California Crisp Thursday: Orange juice, salami grinder, milk and other farm-raised varieties Food Club applesauce. I proud of Roger Negro and his proven record since such as catfish and trout 3 * 1 . 1 4 f l . ICEBERG that have to be fed animal P Friday Balter dipped fish on a roll, red and white ]1971 as Treasurer for the Town of Manchester.” WELCH'S FOOD CLUB Mushrooms protein such as fish meal. 3 0Z. LETTUCE slaw, milk and apple crisp. 64 OZ. CONTAINER STEMS 8i PIECES Of high prices, Weddig Grape Juice BOTTLE Grated Cheese Large head said: 4 OUNCE CAN Spaghetti MANISCHEWITZ Elderly Donation “(They) rise only as QUART 24 OZ. much as people are willing JAR Matzo Ball Soup JAR Menus which will be served Oct 5-9 at Mayfair and Grade Dinner Gold’s Borscht to pay.” MEMORIAL Westhill Gardens to Manchester residents 60 or older MRS. ADLER'S - REG or OLD JERUSALEM FRESH TENDER Retail prices are also are asfollows: Gefilte Fish 24 OZ. JAR Tumblers I FOR* ESCAROLE or CHICORY Monday: Breaded chicken, mashed sweet potatoes, affected by restaurateurs VOTE DEMOCRATIC and the weather, he said. BITE SIZE green beans with mushrooms, stewed prunes, wheat LARGE CommlltM to r«>«l«ct Roger M. Nogro CHERRY TOMATOES bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea “ Processors have a daily FROZEN FOODS GALORE! MEW YORK STYLE DELII Tony a Doloroa Plotrantonio — Troaouror* demand they feel they Tuesday: Meatloaf with brown gravy, buttered COLONIAL LEAN (WATER ADDED) SWEET RED ONIONS must fill. If a good TOP FROST • ITALIAN C aran d o noodles, broccoli cuts, chilled pineapple, rye bread, La Pizzeria COOKED HAM l b *2.19 restaurant wants to have, VEGETABLES 20 OZ PKG ®1.09 margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. EGGS WALDBAUM'S FINEST QUALITY WHITE* ^ FRESH DANDELIONS say, Boston scrod on its Genoa Wednesday: .Vegetable soup, cold sliced turkey roll, HOOD'S - ASSORTED FLAVORS DOZEN CARTON menu every day, the AMERICAN CHEESE lb*1 .99 JUMBO sliced American cheese, creamy coleslaw, mayonnaise ICECREAM '. GAL CARTON , 5 S processor feels he must fill Pizza OUR BEST LEAN (SLICED TO ORDER) Salam i FRESH GARLIC packet, peanut butter fudge cake, whipped topping, roll, If you think bread crumbs TOP FROST-0OZ. CONTAINER ^ Top 0^ The Morning that order. When the catch 20 OZ. PKG. ROAST BEEF v^lb*2.29 margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea WHIPPED TOPPING 2 f o r 9 9 ^ SPAGHETTI SQUASH is short and the weather is JACK & JILL OLD FASHIONED Thursday: Chilled apple juice, lasagna, tossed salad FRESH NATIVE with dressing, fresh fruit. Italian bread, margarine, Eue bread crumbs. poor, it sends prices up.” WIDE BOLOGNA lb*1.49 SLICED So does a storm like the C o M e E R IC H cont®a?ner 2 f o r 6 9 * GREEN CABBAGE skim milk, coffee or tea PICKLED, SCHMALTZ, MATJES W/SAUCE & ONIONS one that kept us from going lAJCI r'M'Q C aran d o LONG Thursday: Chilled apple juice, lasagna. tossed salad GRAPE JUICE 12 OZ CAN 9 9 ’ with dre.ssing, fresh fruit. Italian bread, margarine, Bacon 9 , out on a small, commercial ELLIO’S HERRING FILLETS l b '*3.39 Old Fashioned GREEN CUCUMBERS 4 FOP*1. VAN DEKAMP'SCOUNTRY SEASONED — skim milk, coffee or tea 1 POUND fishing boat to see how the p ic k l e d or SCHMALTZ LARGE JUMBO SWEET Friday: Tuna salad roll, potato salad, vegetable juice FISH FILLETS m o z p k g ® 2 . 1 9 Pizza WHOLE HERRING lb*1.89 M ortadella GREEN PEPPERS PACKAGE KINERET ROUND cocktail, peach crisp, hot dog bun, skim milk, coffee or r< < 15 OZ. 16 OZ. PKG. f in e s t OUALl’TY , _ _ PKG. tea CHALLAH DOUGH LOX NOVA or REGULAR Va LB. 2.39 i i i a e CfiW EA D MRS WEINBERG LB. ■e The menu is subject to change Service 7 OZ 8 j e e DELICIOUSLY SMOKED WHOLE or HALF ON SALE TODAY Farmer's Pride C R U M i:' CHOPPED LIVER CUP l b ONLY 3 LARGE WHITE FISH *2.89 McCalls ENGLISH MUFFINS Notes C aran d o PRACTICALLY Bedi-Flttvored WILL GRIND FRESH • IMPORTED WHOLE BEAN H ot & M ild COOKLESS s f 2 e THE NflmE TOftEmEmBEft FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTSl COFFEE ’Smooha^ lb*3.79 COOKBOOK IMPORTED CLAUDEL Coppa WITH PURCHASE OF VOLUME NO, 1 Daniel W. Avery, son of WHOLE MILK - 32 O ZXONTAINER Florida Citrus FRENCH BRIE lb*3.29 COOKIE COLLECTION • ONLY $.129 • YOU GET 12 OZ. Mr. and Mrs. Donald' R. POLLY-O-RICQTTA *2.79 O range HEBREW NATIONAL KOSHER SKINLESS COOKBOOK HOLDER 6CT. Avery of 691 Grant Hill C6F SHREDDED or BALL BEEF FRANKS lb*2.59 AND INDEX HOLDER PKGS. Road, Coventry, has MOZZARELLA eoz pkg $1.09 Juice entered the freshman year NUFORM PiffWMIi) SfMMt at the U.S. Air Force YOGURT 6 0 Z .C U P 3 for* 1 . g a l . c o n t a in e r HEALTH S BEAUTY AIDSI porcelain china ROUTE 83. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN cumhenland farms Academy, Colo. BLUE BONNET AIM (Opposite Queiity tnnt M M 918 He is one of more than 1,- MARGARINE i lb pkg 40* OFF LABEL • 11 OZ. BOTTLE i PERT 69 T o o th p aste THIS WEEK’S HOURS: Mon . Tues Et.Wed. 10 to 5:30 400 freshmen who were of­ HOOD'S 2% ■ GAL. CONTAINER Thurs & Fri 10 to 9; S«l. 9:30 to 5:30 8.2 OZ. TUBE FEATURE! '^ORANGE or ^ ficially accepted Into the LOW FAT MILK S e a lte s t SHAMPOO DRYoMDILY cadet wing after com­ Here’s IOC to set you to taste WISPRIDE • SHARP, WINE or ONION COTTAGE SCENTED or UNSCENTED • 1.5 OZ. * 1 .1 9 CEREAL/SCUP Grapefruit pleting six weeks of inten­ CHRP ROLLON SOFT CHEESE CONTAINER 9 u n c antiperspirant *1.39 ONLY Something Different...... Wish Someone A sive field trainingi physical CHEESE SCOPE JUICE I w Your Choice/^ the only one witn In conditioning and survival TEMPTEE WHIPPED ,, q , 3 VARIETIES 300 COUNT PKG. InqKHied COTTON SWABS *1.49 M o u th w ash Half Gal. (f( instruction. CREAM CHEESE CONT. 1 LB. CUP Q-TIPS from concentrate TABLETS 40 OZ. BOTTLE Happy Birthday He begins four years of NATHAN’S yuiMP 25 COUNT WITH EACH M.OO PURCHASE academic study and TIDBITS SAUCE® 32 0Z.JA R ALKA SELTZER PKG. *1.19 SEE STORE FOR DETAILS With A Heraid Happy Heart Cumberland farm s Italian Romano chiMse. * 3 .5 9 military training that will lead to a baplielor of Only 7(1.0. NABISCO KEEBLER n science degree and a com­ I *1 GLAD $6.00 OLD FASHIONED mission as a second lieute­ HERB e x SANKA Cling Free GRAHAM Happy Birthday fPA I CHIPS AHOY nant in the U.S. Air Force. Bouillon Cubes SHEETS Plastic Wrap I COOKIES CRACKERS Ice Cream t l(yOHF He graduated from REGULAR or DRIP 16 OZ. HONEY or John M GOOD ON ANY SIZE OR TYPE! I CHICKEN or BEEF 100 FOOT ROLL Vou can lasle Ihe deference! We still Covent^ High School In 1 POUND CAN 36 COUNT PKG. I 19 OUNCE PKG. 14 OZ. CINNAMON Tnake il wilh all natural flavors pure Grocer This coupon w ill be redeemed for lCX+7t handling, provided You 25 COUNT CONTAINER receive d real sale of any size or type of^C Bread Crumbs You supply, on 1981. Love cane sugar and farm fresh milk and request invoices proving sufTicienl stock purchases to cover coupon pre­ cream direct from our own dairy!' .^HMLFGAUOM sented Customer pays any sales tax Void where prohibited, taxed, or I * 2 . 8 0 restricted by law For redemption, mail to 4C Foods Corp PO Box 1031. WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD Mary You Can Taste the DItterencel | 9 ffagw $1,99 Clinton. Iowa 52734 Offer expires December 31 1981 Limit one coupon per WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD I WITH THU COUPON AT FOOD MART OOOO SUN., SEPT 27 THRU d H |l|||| Club notices MART. OOOO SUN., 8CPT 27 THRU MART OOOO SON.. SfPT. 27THRU MART. OOOO SUN., SEPT. 27 THRU custom er ISAT., OCT. 3. U&IIT ONE OON- BAT.. OCT. a. u m W o n e ROU. SAT , OCT. 3. LIMIT ONE PRO. ^ T . OCT _ -Lly!? ' ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER i ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER \ Call.... We Reserve Ihe Right to Limit Quanlllies. Prices effective Sept. 30 thru Oct. 4 To publlcixe your club ‘ss ____ STORE COUPON maa? looibi meeting announcement, 643-2711 NCC-S30 Ask for.... overt 1200 srottes for all your one stop shopping & gas needs contact Betty Ryder at The ALL STORES GLADLY REDEEM MANUFACTURERS CENTS^FF COUPONS Herald, telephone 64S-2711. Pam 410 WEST MMIU TPKL MMNHESTER » . IB - THE HERALD, Wed.', Sept 30. 1981 THE HERALD, Wet!., Sept. 30, 1981 — 19 Academy Hospital's building fund drive ^ains Consumer Reports employee The goal of the Advanced Gifts sion. He and his committee of Among the early pace-setting con­ the Clark Paint Co. (the Fine division of P rescrip tion ’84, volunteers have been contacting key tributions are the Savings Bank of family), $5,000; and the L.A. Manchester Memorial Hospital's corporations, businesses and in- Manchester, $75,000; A rd y Coi- Converse Co., $5,000. Check zippers, seams of carry-on luggage building fund drive, has reached the dividu.als in the greater Manchester poration, $50,000; Dean Machine Johnson expressed gratefulness honored ^ $419,175 mark in gifts and pledges. a re a In garner support for the drive. Products Inc., $25,000; Heritage for the confidence and support these By the Editors and shell since that means Leather is the classic suit­ vinyl is one of the weakest. irefci..iile to key-openeo keep the bottom of the bag Soft-Pak and the Amelia Fi.i ;i special reprint of The goal for that division of the total Jolpison said his committee will Savings and L<»n, $K,000; Pioneer corporations have shown for the less chance of snag^ng James T. Patulak of Manchester, of Consumer Reports case skin: it’s durable, Nylon is a strong light­ focks. In general, brass off wet, dirty pavement Earhart Nonstop Super Consumer Union’s evalua­ $3 million fund drive, is $1.2 million. be busy throughout the next several Parachute Co., Inc., $25,000; Lydall hospital's expansion efforts and for clothes or damaj^ng a civilian employee at the United » Tired of waiting forever strong, relatively heavy weight shell material. hardware is the best; cast and protect it from scuf- Weekender; and in three tion of used cars send $1 for William R: Johnson, president of months completing its work and Inc., $25,000; J.M. Ney Company, their willingness to commit valuables on a roughly and very expensive. Vinyl Try all the zippers and States Coast Guard Academy in hardware is generally fing. garment b ^ s; the 40-inch each copy to Consumers, the Savings Bank of Manchesteris assuring that the goal will be $15,000; Atlas Bantijr, $10,000; thcmsclvs to long-term support for for your, luggage to appear finished frame com­ is cheaper. It’s also easily look for an extra row of stronger than stamped PO Box 461, Radio City New London, was recently honored ’ ^ CH's engineers found the American 'fourister. Ven­ chairman of the Advance Gifts Divi­ reached. Fogarty Brothers Inc., ^,500; and the hospital. on the airline carousel? ponents. cleaned with soap and stitching securing the hardware (look for the best convenience and con­ tura Matchup and the I InrI Station, New York, N't with an award from the Secretary Want to be sure that your water, and some types are zipper tape to the bag. ridge left when the casting struction in two underseat man The Hanger garment 10019. ^ sure to ask for of Transportation during belongings don’t go to What about the outside? very durable - ‘‘expanded” Combination locks are mold was removed). Skids bags: the Lark Large bag the reprint on used cars. ceremonies in Washington, D.C. Patulak, who has been employed Religious school changing, growing Toronto when you’re flying , at the Academy for nearly two to Toledo? Want to keep your suitcase out of the years, received the Secretary's The 1981-82 term of the Rabbi ministrative responsibilities of Dashefsky who will work in the area of administrative secretary and be Award for Excellence, signifying Leon Wind Religious School will be Grades 3-7. of staff development, creative in the school office during school clutches of gorilla baggage outstanding performance in all one of change and of growth, reports The high school unit head will be curriculum development and alter­ hours. handlers? Carry-on aspects of his work and deserving of Victor Moses, school vice president. Sherry Shamash, who will have the natives, and servicing of students In addition to their administrative luggage can do all that. special commendation. James T. Patulak administrative responsibilities of Happy 'r/- Administratively, the school will be with special needs. She will also duties, the four women will continue Airplanes are providing excitingly different, he said. Grades 8-12. have the responsibility of coor­ as teachers in the school. Joanne more cabin space for New / carry-on luggage; under A W e W a tc h O u r In lieu of a principal, a committee To assist and support the Unit dinating the duties and functions of Price and Judy Moses will join the the seat, .in closets and in has established a unit head system Heads, three additional positions the three unit heads. teaching staff. Year Application deadline set have been established: Nora Perry will be the new overhead bins. One airline HeTlMNWeTM' which will create a "new closeness” For further information, call is so enthusiastic it end r9w> Wied one* of personal relationships, work and Resource coordinator — The posi­ Hebrew Language Coordinator. •li mo e< The service academies are the Temple Beth Sholom at 643-9563. charges travelers $3 extra deece foed hwHh eod WASHINGTON - Students in­ communication of ideas between tion will be filled' by Sandy Carol Mamlok will fill the position U.S. Military Academy at West if they don’t c a ^ all their terested in applying for admission to our faculty, our students and own bags on board with American service academies this Point. U.S Naval Academv at An­ P ’ s A n d Q’ s parents, according to Moses. them. year have until October 1 to receive napolis. A.S Air Force Academy at The new unit head system is com­ What qualifies as carry- Loioraao. ana tne u.s. Merchant applications from the office of Sen. posed of the following positions and on” ? One limit to what you Marine Academy at Kings Point. Christopher J. Dodd individuals: can carry on is what you Sen. Dodd has named a nine- can carry. It’s almost Sen. Dodd has set an Oct. 30 The primary unit head will be San­ member U.S. Service Academy anything that fits under an ■ deadline for the submission of dy Dashefsky, who will have the ad­ ASP MEAT MANAGERS SALE Selection Committee to interview ain>lane seat - depending applications and supporting ministrative responsibilities of materials from candidates in­ candidates and make recommen­ on the airline, that can be dations to him. The interviews will Grades K-2. 40, 43 or 45 inches in total terested in entering any of the four The intermediate unit head will be dimensions (height plus begin later this month. academies in the summer of 1982. 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THE HERALD. Wea.. SepI 30, 1981 — 21 20 — THE HERALD. Wed., Sept. 30. 1981 Wednesday TV PHIL R O U R A b TOM p o s t e r XPEOPLE Matthau filmdu

2:30 BVEMNQ takaa Ufa In hia atrlda meat a up with a _ 11:16 (2D P ao pla T o n ig h t An hour of (S)Overnl6htDeakBeatortheday‘8 runaway Indian girl and falls in love w Independent News paraonalHy naws, interviews and reports: Newadeak. Freeman )^ h her. (Rated R) (90 mins.) ^ 11:30 r^yiawa. ) Nawa Reports, Sports Update end draw all ages! <8> The Changing Faces Of 93 Kojak O OddCoupla ^ Chartla'e Angel* Tradition 93 Stnny HUI Show OMovla- Voyage Of Charles Darwin 'In rojns.) U o n a "1 9 e i Michael York, Qlynnia the Distant Future, Light Will Be '9 M ' IN EO N D O N never heard the woman sing any better. I just Martha Raye?—A.H., Denison. Texas. hair slicked down. He’s a real nervous, tense kind of kick off American tour O ’Conner. An animal behavior Thrown on the Origin of Man and His PolyGram Pictures don’t know where she gels that vitality.” Martha is alive and well and singing with the group. They guy. My gait is different, too. I walk with the precision apoclallat’a family joins him in tha History’ This final episode focuses ICOIN SHOW Travel Service Lena beamed. “ You know. Cab. whenever 1 jungle to help him protect rare albino onthepublicallonorTheOriginofthe \ I K. l.-,.,.- .?: j just started up their tour again after a brief recess. Martha, of a soldier. lion cubs from poachara. (Rat ad PQ) SUNDAY, OCT. 4th sing ‘Stormy Weather’ in the show. I think of Spaciea' and the controversy that 888 MAIN STREET who stepped into the quartet to lake over for Rose Marie, “As the Supreme Court justice in ‘First Monday,’ I UMmlna.) ensued. (60 mlna.) 10 tun. to 5 pjii. you. And. darling, you look terrific.” wear my hair differently with a lot of gray in it. I wear HARTFORD (UPl) - Two British Many of the protesters were from Irish O W H d Kingdom 10:40 8 4 3 -2 1 6 8 told us from her Los Angeles home that the group was (8 ) CNN Sports A report on what's (D Kiner’s Komar Knight* of Columbus Hall Although they’ve known each other for glasses and my speech is midwest. He’s emphatic and military bands have kicked off a 66-city Northern Aid and other groups opposed happened and what's ahead in swinging in the Midwest. After a stint in Dallas, the group 138 Main 8t. nearly 50 years, the two stars only made one hopes to nail down a national tour. Martha appears with cynical. North American tour to the jeers of to the British presence in Northern sppria. 93 9^ ® ® l^Newa Over 50 Years picture together—“Stormy Weather” in 1943. demonstrators opposed to the English Ireland. Some of the demonstrators O MJt.8.H. 93 M.A.8.H. Manchoatar, Conn. Travel Experience Rosemary Clopney, Helen O'Connell and Kay Starr. “I play an unemployed writer with a beard in ‘I Ought O Forsyte Saga □D Benny Hill Show The most fun “ But we did play the old Colton Club together presence in Northern Ireland. waved signs while others chanted 0 Benny HM Show Authorized agent In P.S. Martha just turned 65. “ But I’m singing like I’m To Be In Pictures.’ 'This black beard gives me another a s Noetelgle Theater Manchester (or all Airlines, in Harlem. Those were the days!” “ British bullets kill Irish kids.” 9 Bamay Miner (8 ) Sports Tonight All the hgihllghts IFREE ADMISSION money can buy I 30,” she laughed. Very loudly. appearance altogether.’’ More than 150 people gathered for the (Q) MacNaihLahrar Raport Railroads and Steamahip Cab, by the wa>\ has no intention o( slowing Major Edward Crofton, the tour com­ from all the action with Nick Chariea Lines. No matter how he alters his appearance, the Matthau Tuesday night demonstration outside the 7:50 and Bob Kurtz. down, either. Last month, for example, he kisser remains one of the most unique on the screen. His Hartford Civic Center where the Royal mander, dismissed the noisy demonstra­ (8 ) Talavlalon Tonight Preview on played a pop conceit with the San Diego Sym­ tion. tha bast beta for tatavlawlng that People Exclusive! answers the most interesting shuffling, lame bear walk, too, remains distinctive, Scots Dragoon Guards and Coldstream night. phony. The big number? “ Stormy Weather.” S.'OO questions from readers. Send yours to us care of this recognizable from the rear at 100 paces. Guards bands opened their North “We’ve over here to provide a show for Ai naturally. American tour. (C C D A Boy Namod Charlla Brown ■ om o». newspaper. His body language and mobile face clearly are the American public and we’re going to Animated special starring tha Cab Calloway: Looking good And beicha a buck he thought of Lena, too. Lena Horne: Better than ever "These very same units are killing ‘Peanuts’ gang; Charlla Brown runa . f l*WI BV nil I Hit Xt.O IKIBl M. N.v . Nl WS SV NOIt All. INt Matthau’s no matter who he plays. But Walter likes to do this to the very best of our ability,” he 220 La'i 42nd Siuxi. New N V 101)17 Irish kids,” said James Larkin, the chief tha gamut from trauma to triumph ae think he is never the same man twice on screen. said. “I hope we will be judged by what ha finally achlavas something- ha "I’m always aware I’m acting,” he said. “Maybe for organizer of the protest. "Don’t be mis­ actually wins tha school apalling happens in the arena rather than what baa. (Repeat; 60 mins.) ARZVEAUIZO a split second in a scene. I’m not. Maybe in a whole pic­ led by their fancy uniforms. These guys goes on outside.” ( D PM Maoazlna COMEDY ture there will be three or four seconds when I’ve gone are soldiers.” cij®ThaQraataalAmarlcanHaro into pnother land. There were no reports of violence at The Irish Northern Aid group charged Diaillualonad with hla super powered the demonstration, although state police in a statement that the British govern­ auH after nearly wiping out a busload j NOW thru Sunday. October 4. you pay only S3 19 plus tax and a Advice "As far as I’m concerned, an actor has to be aware of touriata, Ralph raaiats tha efforts he’s an actor acting, or he’ll wind up in a funny farm. were called to search the Civic Center’s ment was denying basic human rights to of Bill Maxwell to use hia apaclal I one-time refundable deposit lor a case of 24-10 oz bottles of “It’s important that you get all the externals you can Veterans Memorial Coliseum after a the people of' Northern Ireland and powers to try to atop tha former I delicious Pop Shoppe soda Offer good at participating Connecticut Iwlarina captain Maxwell idolizes I stores only. This coupon good lor one case muster, the look, the mannerisms, the makeup, hair telephoned bomb threat. No explosives “mui^ered and imprisoned political dis­ from committing a major diamond were found, authorities said. sidents.” M a t. (Repeat; 60 mlna.) style, wardrobe and all that. But the internals amount to ( £ BMaball Chicago Cubs vs New fractions of seconds when you become the character. York Mats I BRING THIS COUPON TO THESE "The longer you act, the more control you have over ^ lE ^ 's SportaTalk Wife wants husband off grass I S I S I S Real Paopla A New Jersey I POP SHOPPE LOCATIONS those internals. When you’re young, you’re more apt tp Hodgkinson wins piano prize psychologist who claims ha can lose control by letting the character take over.” aniarga woman’s braaata through DEAR ABKY: Most of our friends are DEAR ABBY: For years I constantly who sings so loudly in church that she hypnoala, a school for mala hula “To me acting is stimulating and diverting. It’s absor­ selected from 75 original competitors dancers in Hawaii, and a Florida I MANCHESTER MURRAY in the 25-to 35-year-old age group, and complained about my health. I couldn’t drowns everybody else out. She is a bing to spend three months working on the development NEW YORK (UPl) - Randall grandmother who Is a stock car race although they are lovely people, they oc­ sleep, couldn’t stay awake and was regular churchgoer and is getting up in Hodgkinson, 26, of Cleveland, won the from throughout the United States and driver wUI be featured. (Season- of a character whose supposed to fit into a piece and ^miara;60mlna.) casionally smoke marijuana (especially always taking pills. Then I discovered years, so nobody wants to hurt her |10,0(W cash first prize in the 1981 Europe last weekend. Awarded the $5,- I The Pop Shoppe, 249 Spencer St. Dear excite an audience.” 000 second prize was Lisa Moore, 21, of (8l Primanawa-120 Satellite the husbands) as a casual.recreation. Recovery, Inc.! It’s a wonderful feelings by calling this to her attention, American Music Competition for reports from around tha nation and Canberra, Australia, and the $3,000 third the world. Major events of tha day I've never approved of this, but I figure organization and I’m sure it saved my but I can tell you it sure doesn’t make for „ Pianists sponsored by Carnegie Hall and Abby prize went to Stephen Drury, 26, of egyarad. I M&R Liquors, 120 Tolland Turnpike what people do is their own business. life. This support group taught me very good listening. Suggestions? She ’ the Rockefeller Foundation, competition OM(0vla-,-s.lM: All ngtai reserved FORSCREBITaaS regular stocking to absorb moisture. using a cotton ball soaked in alcohol to tends to promote impotence in males. I nouncement, contact Betty Ryder at The Synthetic footwear tends to trap sponge your feet after each washing. Be take Dyazide daily. Is this true and will it Herald, telephone 843-2711. / , WtfVBnaaBBj n ifenr

THE HERALD, Wed., Sept. 30, 1981 — 23 22 - THE HERALD, Wed., Sept. 30. 1981 Annie ■— Leonard Starr

WHEW/ HE SrOPPEP/ Region OHS^fiOOP-WHILEWPIlE VERYSmANSE, -BUTArLBIST -AN’ LOOK! THERE Astro-graph • BBN’ SMASHEPrBdSON flNNlE-THBJE THE WHALE € > ™THAT IPLL BE ft 6EEMSrBEH0RE PIPH’T. Crossword aiFF, lefTTSOPTOSEP eOlMftMViWBi Area towns OHfiOLfinOHKHOWH’IT m TOBEMY v in e f ! , iftsftu. IN F-f-RW- m im iC E ! LAMP AT THIS Highlights and whether you are sura you ACROSS 50 Spy group Answer to Previous Pucle LATITUPE- Octobar 1,1M1 are right. (abbr.) L Y R A J A B L Y R E This coming yaar you may have PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) ■ 1 Shawl 51 Towel 1 0 0 F E N E L 0 0 P to hang a little tougher to gat You have a tendency to view - 5 Legal paper 54 Unmetered C o v e n t r y ‘% t L U L L 8 0 A 0 U E Bolton / what you want, but If you don’t things as being harder than 9 Spanish hero writing Board OKs food center T R E A T 8 8 E M 1 T E give up the ahip the rewards they really are, tharaby creat­ 12 Hawkeye 57 Sharp tap M A E T E will be there. In fact, that extra ing more work for yourasH than State 58 Rainbow D 0 Z E D E E L J A W SOUTH WINDSOR — 'The Planning and Zoning puah might give you even more is necessary. Get out of your 13 Sensible 60 Uses chair P Y A 0 V A Commission approved plans Tuesday night for a than you wanted. own way. 0 W E 14 Use oars 61 Ensign (abbr.) 0 N S W 0 R D V E T LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oet. 21) ARKS (March 21-AprR 10) food distribution center that will bring 123 new jobs 15 Hollywood 62*Employs M 8 T 0 L e D 0 E R 8 Guard your posaeaslons today. What might seam Ilka a simple to. town. luminary 63 Beverages 0 R E J A N Someone who might not have request to you might appear to Parks expansion to be discussed 16 Comedian Ed 64 Female saint D U T 1 E 8 0 R W E L L The PYA-Monarch Inc. is planning to build a any qualma about taking aome- be an Impoeltlon to the one you (abbr.) 1 R 0 N T w 1 A S 1 A thlng that doesn’t belong to oak It of today. Don’t taka 68,000-square-foot food distribution center and of­ 17 Undivided D E c K A N N R 8 V P him might have an e m on oflansa If your appeal Is 65 Filly fice building on ISMi acres on the west side of A R A T D E E P them, rind out more of what denied. Motley’e Crew — Templeton & Forman 18 Inheritors 66 Is (Sp.) 0 K 8 Nutmeg Road, north. Ilea ahead for you In the year 20 Swift aircraft TAURUS (ApfK 2»May 21^ 23 Egg-shaped 42 The company is presently based in South Carolina following your birthday by Guard agssnat amotions run­ (abbr.) DOWN 25 Ancient Trailer hearing set in Bolton and has a distribution center in East Hartford. sending lor your copy of Astro- ning your Ufa today. If they do, 21 Zero Graph. Mall $1 for each to things could get blown out of AUBEL/ THIS THAT'S BECAUSE ..AkiD DRIUK, 22 Secretary's er 1 Unfulfilled de­ musical 43 Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio proportion. Argumanta over HOT WATER TASTES ISAtPCWECUKE SOIAE. MILK / ror sire instrument City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be childish laaues could occur. TBKKIBLB/ FOR IHdOMNIA 24 Select 2 Repeating 26 Confederate By Richard Cody On Sept. 2 the commission did hold a hearing on Most residents at the hearing said they did not want to HUD agrees on plan sure lo specify birth date. OEMMI (May 21-Jww 20) Be IS TO SOAk IN 26 Who (It.) from memory States Army Herald Reporter Minicucci's proposal, and at the same time presented a discuss a specific proposal without first being able to SC O R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) extra-caraful today not to 28 Bird home 3 Pending (abbr.) Others tailing you how to do unconsdoualy put your needs HOT WATER-/ 31 Hourglass 4 Fend 27 Actor set of proposed regulation changes that would have to be talk about whether they like the idea or not. EAST HARTFORD - The Department of things Of giving you orders will and desires above those of contents 5 Compass Holbrook BOLTON Residents will have a chance to tell the made if trailer parks were allowed to expand. A petition signed by more than 35 residents persuaded Housing and Urban Development has approved the not rest well with you today. your co-workera. They won’t 33 Ones (Fr.) point 29 Word of zoning commission exactly what they think about the commission to ask the selectmen for a general town’s revised affirmative action plan. TOe action You could retaliate by over­ taka kindly to It and will let you 34 Train track In I960 the town outlawed the parks when zoning 6 Beams division mobile home parks Thursday at a public hearing in the regulations are adopted. Three parks existed at the hearing on the matter. Vice Chairman Alan Wiedie said ^will permit the town to use $218,000 in federal Com­ reacting. Keep a cool head. know n. 38 Kelp (Lat.) 7 Hotels 8AOITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. C A N C E R (JuiM 21-Ju(y 22) 39 It is (contr.) 8 Frame for 30 Donkeys Community Hall at 8 p.m. time, and they were allowed to continue under the Tuesday the commission wili not be bringing anything munity Development Grant funds to buy a new 21) If you feel someone has You're prone today to going on 40 Fringe stretching 32 Florida county 55 pumper for the. fire department. Infringed upon you somehow, The fact’that the meeting is being run by the Board of grandfather clause. Each park had no more than five specific for residents to consider. a shopping spree. W hat's even 41 Woodwork 35 Nasal tissues chances are all you’ll do about 9 Old woman Selectmen is onlv a consequence of governmental make­ trailers, and could not expand. According to commission members at the hearing, Under the revised plan the town actively will worse, the Items you tend to be features . 10 Form of 36 Year of 56 It Is brood. This solves nothing attracted to are mostly uaaleas, up; this board is the only one that can call a public one of the basic concepts behind the regulation change is recruit more minorities by advertising outside the 44 Potato bud architecture science (abbr.) The regulation changes, commission members said, — either bring It out In the extravagant junk. meeting to solicit general comments about an idea. Hartford area. Also, the town will offer a 45 Pendant 11 Made home 37 Southern 59 would provide a mechanism through which owners of an attempt to draw a distinction between mobile homes open or lorgel It. LEO ( M y 22-Ang. 22) II you In contrast, the zoning commission must present preparatory session in test-taking before aptual CA P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 46 Bedaze 19 Vacation spot general trailer parks could apply for expansion. And where new and trailers. leel that everybody's Interest Is something specific to residents at a public hearing, and tests are given for positions in the police and fire You may have to guard against being placed before youra Chairman Philip G. Dooley said at the hearing that 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 it must act on the plan within 60 days afterwards. parks were prohibited — in fact there was almost no though the two types of movable residential units were departments. This session would offer suggestions dominating the scene today today, you could react In an Winnie Winkle — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. way for the commission to even consider them --- there when among trIends. Be aware unbecoming manner. Watch Discussion is expected to revolve around a proposal treated as one in the past, there is no reason tq separate , and tips in test-taking techniques. of their need to share In the would now be a screen door between the request and ap­ your temper. 12 13 14 recently made to the commission by Charles Minicucci, them. The affirmative action plan also commits tbe conversation or activity. VnOO (Aug. 23-8ept 22) THERE'S A IDT BESIPES... IT!S really J WHILEIN5IPE CONNIE'S ROOM... proval. The commission would still retain discretionary A Q U A RIU S (Jan. 20-Fsb. 19) It Don't expect anyone else to co-owner of the Anderson Trailer Park on Route 44A. Some residents did not agree that there is a difference town to meeting with minority members in various OF SH O U 7 7 M 6 C O N fte^ PECI5ION 15 16 17 power to prevent or accept new parks, so that parks other communities to encourage them to spread the Isn't necessarily like you. but bail you out of a problem situa­ YOU HAVE N0THIN6 \ ITS NOT He applied early this summer for permission to ex­ large enough to base a regulation on; some thought the today you have a tendency to tion today that was self-creat­ eoiU'OH IN THERE AS TO WHAT SHE would not spring up spontaneously. TO SAY IN THIS MATTER.' /WORTH pand his park from five to 19 trailers distinction was strained and really nonexistent. town’s minority hiring needs by word of mouth. be argumentative. Ask yoursell ed. It’s going to be left to you i,/ !A P a T A PERHAPS WE WANTS TO OO 18 19 20 21 If the Issue Is that Important YOU SEEM TO PORSET / THE Commission members said in their opinion, a trailer to unravel. 5H0ULP 6 0 IN.;; vvrrw UFI? i IPP' is something that moves from place to place several TKATX HAVE A fOUR MOTHER not taken out each week and moved aroupdj^ut one /S (SUITE CABA- ■ ■ resident countered with, “I don’t cai5«^fiat you call working conditions. Bridge 38 39 40 ’The survey shows teachers are very dissatisfied 0LE OF HANPLIN6 1 1 them, they still have permanent wl THE UKES OF Dooley said Town Attorney tiefome 1. Walsh said with economic benefits and teacher involvement in 41 44 policy formation. In the 21 areas in which teachers m a r in k a ! ■ there were no legal problems with making the distinc­ 46 47 tion. .* were polled, none received a general satisfaction 45 49 rating. ■ ■ Walsh said Tuesday the proposed regulations^ as Automatic trump shift Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 50 51 52 S3 54 55 56 written, do not outlaw trailers from being put in the About 74 percent of the town’s 324 teachers responded to the survey which was prepared by the ■ parks. Rather, he said, the regulations reflect a move There was a reason for 57 58 59 60 being made at the state level — to "do away with any National Education Association and was ad­ both the overbidding and the - ^UTCHELL. soute r U5EI7 T BUT ONE RAV I FEEL A40RE UKE ministered by the Glastonbury Education Associa­ rather inappropriate use of SOU NEEP TOO TO BE r WATCHEP A NORMAL HUAAAN distinction" between the two, and call them ail mobile TO RELAX TENSE.' THAT 041LPREN AT BEING.' 61 62 63 homes. tion. NORTH FIMI Blackwood The game was The survey also indicated that the teachers are BKIOS rubber bridge and North was MORE.' WAV PLAV ANR "They don’t use the word trailer anymore," he said LE A R N E PA 64 65 66 dissatisfied with their workload and the supportive VQ8 a rather poor player. of the jargon in state statutes. “They’re all one type of 4QITI41 West startM proceedings GREAT LE560N. SO thing." role of the superintendent of schools, the school ♦ QIO for the defense by leading He said he recommended that the commission adopt board and the community in general. WEST EAST tbe king and ace of clubs. CELEBRITY CIPH ER the statute definition of the term mobile home. He said ♦ 7$ B l Now, South had no trouble C«l«brltY Cipher cryptograms ere creeled from quotetiont by femoua people, pest statute defines them as a detached residential unit, con­ WK5 ▼74431 scoring game, slam and end pretent Etch tetter In the cipher stands tor artolher Todsy'B cho: D equals F Herald photo by Cody FD gets new cars 4K JS ♦ 10 5 3 rubber. He ruffed, cashed his sisting of all facilities, and being able to hook up outside BAUUi ej98S “LIK PNAZJ BN ZNL YZNO A trailer sits at the Anderson Trailer Park in Bolton. ace of diamonds, led a power lines and septic systems. HARTFORD—The Hartford Fire Department soirra trump to dummy, ruffed a “They’re units designed for long-term occupancy,’’ he took delivery of six new compact cars ’Tuesday. BAQJM41 diamond, led a second trump KZNAJI LN OK M C ABKZL, EZB said, adding that in order to tell if ones in the parks fall They replace older, less fuel-efficient cars used by ▼ AJlOt to dummy and ruffed a under the classification, “you have to look at each par­ ♦ A diamond. Since this dropped LIKCKDNCK LIKP ELLKGML LIK the department’s Fire Prevention Bureau. B7 tbe king, South was able to ticular unit.” Fire Chief John B. Stewart said the department ViUiierable: North-South get to dummy with the last Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence TQMNVVTQUK — EZB EFITKHK TL, Andover notes Coventry students Commission Vice Chairman Alan Wiedie said Tuesday expects to save $4,000 to $5,000 a year by using the trump and discard the J-10-9 the members want to see "what the public feels about Dealer South smaller cars. He said buying these six is the start of of hearts on good diamonds. JKZKCELTNZ EDLKC JKZKCELTNZ." mobile home parks." Weit Nwtk Eaxt SMk East said, “Partner, you WHAT H A P P E N E D TO A L L T UWTIE ' M AYBE you CARTBP 'TA TORTURE THERE. YOU'RE F R E E TO 60. LOOK. a plan to replace all 65 cars in the department with THE OTHERS WHO TURNED | THEM. THEM A LL OFF TO THAT j PITTHBKE7 He said the commission has until early November to 3B should have beaten the hand ANYWHERE YOU'P LIKE. IF YOU more fuel-efficient models. ASAIMSTVOUT WHERE mtruKB pn on THB FIND TORTURE PITS OR CELLS FULL win recognition SB 3B Paw 4NT by leading a trump at trick — MKECU V. QAFY New Cub Scouts sought act on Minicucci’s proposal, and that the input gained at ’The new cars cost $6,200 each and they are sup­ A R E T H E o t h e r . OTHER 5 IP E 0 F THE OF REBELS, LET ME KNOW. P ia SB Paw 4B two." the hearing will "hopefully" direct the commission to a posed to get about 30 miles to a gallon of gas. ’The Paw Paw Paw JAILS. LAMBERT? COMPOUND PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"As long as there’s a market (or the West asked how he could scandal Item there will be people to hawk It.” — Marlon ANDOVER—Cub Scout Pack 124 is seeking new awarded a total of $15 decision. He added that Minicucci’s plan requires a zone cars they are replacing, which are more than 12 members. Boys age eight through 10 may sign up COVENTRY - Four change. ilbly make that shift and Brando million for undergraduate years Old. get only eight to 10 miles per gallon. Opening lead; 4K r appealed to us. 0,4 no later than Oct. 9. high school seniors are being commended in the study. , answer is that the The pack is meeting tonight at 6:30 in the An­ trump abut would be auto- dover Congregational Church. For more informa­ 27th National Merit matic for a really good play­ tion call'Frank Utakis at 642-7600. Scholarship Program, By Oswald Jacoby er. It would kill one entiv to principal Dennis E. Joy an­ Clothing drive Friday a ^ AlaaSontag dummy in case South held a nounced recently. [letbn ace of diamonds BOLTON—The Ecumenical Council will hold its an­ Georgiana Elenoit, David The best thing we can say and would have insured Classes set at school Doyle, Peter Halvorson nual clothjng collection Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and about South's bidding is that defeat of tbe slam against Manchester Herald and Karen Sheehan Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. he bid as if slams grew on any possible South band. Men’s work clothing, children’s clothing and blankets (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ANDOV’EK—Creative dance ind dramatics received letters of recogni­ bushes. Alley Opp — Dave Graue classes are being held at the elementary school for may be brought to thp education building of the Bolton FAMILY tion for placing among the Congregational Church on Bolton Center Road. boys and girls aged 6 through 10. top 51,000 participants in Classes will be held Tuesdays after normal school Church volunteers will sort and pack clothing for ship­ Special hours WHY DO YOU / A PI9TANT RELATIVE I WHERE \ IT WAS the current scholarship Peanuts — Charles Schulz I SEE! THE OLD SYTSY, DRACULINA...COUNTESS hours. Children aged five through seven will meet ping and distribution by the Church World Service. WISH TO FIND ( OF HERS NEEDS A / DID YOU GIVEN TO MADAME EPURE, ( MARIATEPES..THEY competition. For more information, call 649-3905. OXJNTESS A POTION SHE KNOWS IGET THIS/ME BY HER WILL KF40W WHERE from 3 to 4 p m., with those aged 8 through 10 About 1.2 million DRACUUNA IS.' following five minutes after students entered the 1982 Clas.ses are being taught by Linda Marchisio. and Merit Scholarship competi­ for for more Information call her at 742-7989 tion by taking a test in 1980. YOU SHOULD GO A s k her to eat These students are now- CUSTOM • MADE OVER A nd ta lk with LUNCH WITH YOU- GAME 1 eligible to be part of the 5,- THAT LITTLE (?EP-HAIREP This la Ihe first 000 students across the card on your shoot Quilting course'slated GIRL, CHARLIE BROWN T country that will be DRAPERIES special savers. ANDOVER -- The Women's League is sponsoring Large Fabric Selection T a course on quilting Monday evenings through Nov Financial advice (5(9(Ua ^ Expert Installation Everybody’s got questions about the new, “tax- 9-30 16. Sylvia Porter tells how to The course includes learning about basic stitch exempt” All-Savers CD, which becomes available Must Be Won get "Your Money's Worth" Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves patterns applique, traputo and cording The cost if O cto& r 1. . — daily on the business Each Week $.6. For more information and to register, call Sue The Savings Bank of Manchester is gearing Cisowski at 742-5293 or ,Iody Heidman at 742-6388 page in The Manchester Details of Rules Herald. up to give you answers. We’re extending our regu­ TELL HER YOU'D BE III/ lar banking hours qt our Main Offlee on two days and HAPPY JUST TO BE W E ’R E c h a n g i n g How To Play this week, especially to inform you about this WITH HER FOR AN YOUR FREE BINGO CARD interesting new Certificate of Elepiosit. And to help HOUR OR SO Y O u R StAt v S W i t h j n i-T-ww n m i you open one, if you wish. 1. A free Bingo Card from The Herald is t h e o rganizatio n , I available to all families m the circulation MT. VERNON Of course, the people at all our offices will be area of The Herald I Computer Literacy I happy to advise you on the new All-Savers CD 2. There are six diKerent Bingo games on JoHN^N... from I each card. Each set of Bingo numbers a'e DAIRY STORES ! SHORT, HANDS-ON INTRODUCTORY COURSES during regular banking hours. clearly marked with the Game number and 17 J FOR NON-SPECIALISTS ■ ■ ■ ■ Co-Sponsored by But those special hours at the Main Office- Lin k to i cards must be kept intact HOW TO PLAY I the Department of University Computer Systems 244 Broad St. 653 Canter St.i 923 Main Street in M anchester-and those special m tfs iN e L i n k . 1 When each Game starts, and sub­ sequently every night, a selection of BASIC: The language of the advisers you’ll find there-w ill be for All-Savers Manchester Manchester ° £ numbers will be published in The Herald If home computer A, Th>~E1 (-3° _____ SALE Ef^DS OCTOBER 3rd, 1981 "> “ CD business only! any of these numbers appear in the Game learn BASIC ihr ctimmiin Unguage lor prrvnnal compulert u4ed in thr on your card cross them off DAIRY LEA FRESH AA hnmr and Ihr otiKr rarticipanis will 2. Each day The Herald will publish a clue Irarn BASIC programming Ifchmi^ufs THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 The Born Loser — Art Sansom lo one number, the number that goes in the and inlormalion regarding ihe use and question box. Use your skill and knowledge t-inclion ol (hr small {nmpuler Open 9am-4pm and 6pm-8pm, e Ivrronii SM4K>m L \l 7 lo identity this number, if It appears on your BUTTER for all transactions including All-Savers CDs. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick card, in the game being played, cross it off. HERE ARE IVD IMECAU GHeKHllGNfTTMAT IJOTWHEUIWE 3. When you have crossed out all the A Programmer's Introduction to introduction to Computing FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 COUSDeRTMEMl^ numbers In the Game as they have JCL ai^ Utility Programs Learn about computers, their OFlHELASrPLOIS LET A BIT STEEP? appeared in The Herald you may claim a Focus on lob Control Language synlai capabilities, and their functions. This Open regulsu' hours, 9am-4pm, TifISPUPE WM4t$T(3PWkS ^ I'LL BET HET vCOSTOF UVlUfe winner. and the relationships among Ine course te designed for those with little ^THEAA ■V HOW TO CLAIM various )C L statements and the p ro ­ WkCE.' BUT WHEN I MfTTiJREP^ POP or no com puting experience. Subject for all transactions including All-Savers CDs. WAv5.' ^ 1. To call Bingo, you must ring 643-2711 gram s that are bring executed the areas include data procesung terms, BY HE VCEREP INTO ME MP^ WX6 H^RDER AT HAPPy seminar will addreu D D statements flow charting, problem solving tKh- Open special hours, 4pm-8pm, between 9 a m. and 10 a m. on the next utility programs EXEC statements and niques. and an introduction to simple WIPEP Oirr OUR MACHINES' TH^N THE ’ FOR,,. publishing day after your last pumber has executing and overriding catalogued programming Students will have an for All-Savers CD business only. WINE U6T appeared in The Herald. procedures Includes a c o m b liulion n{ opportunity to use a large computing UMM,„ 2. You MUST have your card with you when d a w ro o m lecture and hands-on ex­ s:^etn. AFTER 1 eXPLWNEP M" N FRENCH perience using the U n iv e n ily 's com ­ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 AWnSMANSHlPtO, DiRIVE REST^URANT' <10,000. you telephone. puter facilities 3. Make a note of the last number you 4 SrHinm M d(i4js Ihrou^ TiMMiid*T I i p* V* W* <■'' t't'K 'w onrtv The Breastfed Baby and the Family " is the topic of Secretary manufacturers with a Development, 210 Board of Directors Board of Directors Board of Directors New England regions, said Powers. “With the “ DevTechs are providing the recommendations of ^ .on* i A T M*.. - • —" the Oct 7 meeting of the Manchester Evening Group at Board of I the state’s small and technical competitive edge on-site energy audits by the Washington St., Hartford, DON IIE I •! • • • t«'*»**^ I^Leche League start of the new service, airlines operating at — placing the firms in a CT. 06106, telephone 566- Bradley will be providing 167 daily flights between medium-sized manufac­ state’s Small Business stronger position to 7035. FO * FREE The meeting begins at 7:30 at the home of Kathy Cyr the nation’s principal regions and cities and turers with basic, fun­ Energy Service. prosper and grow. of 38 Cone St Babies are welcome For further informa­ Connecticut.” damental services that 5 2 3 -4 5 0 9 tion. call Elaine Wiatr. 68 Briarwood Drive. 647-9844 Altair’s new schedule will provide daily non-stop strengthen the firms and ’The DevTech’s program jet flights to Philadelphia with continuing direct help secure new business. also includes monthly service to Washington. D.C., Raleigh-Durham, Healthier and more com­ “sales contact centers”, he Johnson ranks third Greensboro, North Carolina; and Jacksonville, petitive manufacturers added. mean a stronger state This unique program eatsis Tampa and Sarasota-Bradenton, Florida. John Johnson of Manchester ranked third in the 6,000 economy, and more jobs gives Connecticut An Overview pound class in the Big E's Doodlebug Pulling Competi­ ‘"rhe expansion of Altair’s routes is another step manufacturers the oppor­ Save $50.00 in the state’s effort to provide air travelers using for Connecticut residents,” The University of Connecticut’s Center for tion held in Springfield. Mass . recently He pulled 63.- tunity to examine large Judaic Studies and Contemporary Jewish Bradley with direct and convenient service to other he explained. 000 pounds. 143 inches “Fortune 500” firms’ supp­ Life invites you to participate in a com­ Bolens Leaf Mulcher areas of the country,” said Powers. In fiscal 1981, more than Doodlebugs are home-made tractors constructed 600 manufacturers ly and sub-contracting parative analysis of the B ^ k of Genesis. • No bagging or raking from old truck chassis In a doodlebug competition, ce­ The program will include the following topics: Creation vs. • Patented mulching benefitted from the ser­ needs, and to discuss with Sdence, Babylonian -Creation Myths; Primeval Man: The ment blocks are added after each pull and. though the design returns finely Early Generation; The Patriarchal A «; Archeology and the blocks are securely tied to a five-fiHit wide boat which is Bible; The Rabbi's View of the Forefathers; The Joseph Stories. mulched leaves to pulled by the machine RICHARD DYER SUSAN PERKINS JOSEPH CAMPOSEO FRANCIS MAFFE JR. your lawn FOB ThttrsdayEz 6:00 - 9:45 p.m. Manckestcr • Powerful 4 HP Board of Education Board of Education Board of Education Board of Education FEE: $25.00 October 22 • Novessber 19 easy-start engine Medic videotape For registration Information contact the Office of Non-Credit Pro- declares grams, U-56D, 128 Dbhop Center. The University of Conncctkul. 3 The Manchester Committee to Establish Paramedics Stons, Connccticvt 06268 or call 486-3254. Master Charge and Visa accepted. will present a videotape which explains emergency treatment on Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 8 p m. at the British dividend Here’S your chance... Office of American Club. 73 Maple St In November the voters of Manchester will decide by CONSTABLES non-Credil Program/ HARTFORD - The Exlendcd i Continuing Edualion referendum whether the town should establish a team of board of directors of First ■ paramedics. SELECTMEN Im m ed iate The University of Connecticut The tape to be presented will run about 20 minutes and William Desmond Connecticut Bancorp Inc. have declared a regular will be followed by a question and answer session Mary Gelinas quarterly dividend of 48 tton The club is inviting residents to be its guest at this 0 Clarence L Foley cents per share payable presentation. Oct. 23 to shareholders of BUYING STAMPS Joseph Macri Raymond Lamano record as of Oct. 9, 1981. J.M. Stamps of Ashford. England would like to Singles group sets talk FCB is the parent Why vvait ariy loriger... Barik buy your stamp collection. Our customers in Paul F. M ips ROGER NEGRO holding company of United rates are low right now so England and Europe are constantly seeking quali­ The ‘SOS: Serving our Singles" group will sponsor a EDWARD TO M K ia Bank & Trust (Hartford), ty stamps and covers, so we are always in need of Town Treasurer Town Cleric talk ajn personal safety and self-protection by New Britain National you’ll save itKNiey in th e new stocks. Manchester police officer James McCooe Saturday at Bank, The Simsbury Bank long run while starting to We prefer large world-wide collections, distinctive W.R PREUSS SONS, me. South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. and Trust Company, collections ol almost any country and "postal 228 BOSTON TNPKE. The program, which is open to single adults of all noneer Credit Corporation enjoy the convenience and history" cover lots. faiths and lifestyles, will start with a 6 p.m. potluck CONTINUE “10” YEARS OF LEADERSHIP of Hartford and the Bank fun of your own backyard Routes 6 & 44A buffet. The program will close with an 8 p.m. Vespers Computer Center of pool right now! BOLTON service by program director J. Stanley Heggelund. Connecticut. Estate and large lote our apacialty 6 4 3 -9 4 9 2 Manchester — a good place to live. IMPORTANT Ws travel to you for purchiRSlng Qttier penis are only H ( Please contact our permanent New England Our 12 muge steel pane------buyer; “See us at t/ie Product almost SOStHckarl Prelect your Duplicate Bridge flwm tang-term nvestment with value! Show Oct. 9, 10, 11" Probate Court is open for conferences with the John Carlton ELECT THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC TEAM judge from 6:30 P.M. to A PHONE (401)737-7528 Results of the Center Bridge Club games played Sept. 8 P.M. on Thursday For 20 Years We've 25 are as follows: nights. Appointments P.O. Box 7819, Warwick, R.I. 02887 The Bm I Leaf i hricher NS: First and second, John Kuhlen and Cort Howell; suggested.' Night fOCtMUntVBM first and second, Don Weeks and Jim Baker; third, Don MOV. 3rd tetef^ope .number; M7t Rto.44A(2ffi EMot Bonn UM) OOWeJffiY »2-730^ . BOLENS Carter and Wilmer Curtiss, PAID FOB BY THE DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMRRITTEE — PAUL F. PHILUPB, TBEAB. m r .--.i- : J. M, Stamps Ltd* EW;First. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smyth; second, Anne William B. FlUQerald M im blfl s( A.t.D.A,, A.P.a. The Lawn Machines V. Judge of Ihrobate Davis and Andrew Studett; and third, Mr. and Mrs. ★ ★ ★ ★ 'k’k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k Philip Mendelsohn. - ■ - t

THE HERALD, Wed., Sept. 30, 1981 - 27 2ft - THE HERALD. Wed . ScPl. 30. IWl Buga Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffell Autos For Sale 61 Trucks tor Sale 62 Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS, ADVEimSING I DONTW4WE1DBeAM/ND REAOeR from $35. available at local X> KNOWWH4CT -THINKING; Odv’t. Auctions. For C l a s s i f i e d Directory call Surplus HONDA MOPED - Low DEMMJNE Data O nter, 415-330-7800. mill-age, like new. With saddlebags. Telephone 649- NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 7862. 12:00 nooo the day 24— Lota-Land for Sale FORD - 1964 FIDO Pick-up. before publicatior>. t —Lost ano Found 13— Help Wanted f^ln ve stm e n i Property Runs good. $600. Telephone 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 649-4402. ------3 - -Announcefnenis 15— Situation Wanted 27— Resort Property Deadline lor Saturday is 4 —Enlerlainm^nj 28— Real Estate Wanted •y.gjj antique lover? 12 noon Friday. Mon­ 5-A uC lions Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 R g a j the offerings in EDUCATION BOUGHT days deadline is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods Classified every day to find Bill’s Auto Parts 1979 CM-400 T, Excollent Friday FINANCIAL 16— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale the item or 19— Schoois-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies TOLLAND condition, asking $1100. Phone 643-2711 8—Bonds-Stock S'Mortgages 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— Peis-Birds-Oogs 8900 miles. Call 528 6849 9 —Personal Loans • 33— Building.Contracting 44— Musical Instruments Q TWI Or Wwnsr troi w 8754231 649457 10—insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats 6 Accessories KZ400 Deluxe 1978 EAST HARTFORD W H ITE 1973 KAWASAKI, fairing, PUBLIC SCHOOLS Heeling-Plumbing 35 Articles lor Sale 41 Apartments lor Rent 53 Apartments for Rent 53 THUNDERBIRD - Good baggage-rack, saddle bags, INVITATION IJ AUTOMOTIVE running condition, all low mileage. $1350. 688- Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Servlcea Ottered TO BID PLUMBING SHOP ON ALFRED DUNNER MANCHESTER - Deluxe SIX ROOM DUPLEX for ^ w er. $900. Telephone 649- 6201 Ask lor Andrea. BID #588 WHEELS, long the first Maroon Pantsuit. Size 14. three bedroom duplex on rent, no appliances. Securi-. Auto Parts For Sale 60 2123 after 6 p.m. REROOFING AT DH. choice in Manchester, Is Like new. 649-9812. quiet dead-end street. ty deposit. No pets. Call 1974 YAMAHA TX 500 - Wooded lot. Air con­ after 5:00 649-^9.« CHEVROLET MONZA Good condition. New rear JOHN A. LANGFORD now a division of Alter­ FOUR LIKE NEW 158X13 SCHOOL ROOF iB anrtefilrr M rralh native Heating and Plum­ ditioner. Over sized rooms. Goodyear RADIALS. 8,000 1975, 4 cyl., 5 speed tire. $595. Call 295-9123 bing, specialists In wood TAG SALES $550 per month plus MODERNIZED THREE miles...... Asking„ _ $100/set.______transmission ^ with over­ after 5:00 p.m. Specifications and and coal broilers, high ef­ utilities. Two months bedroom apartment. Near Call 871-2943. drive. Very clean, siwrt security. No pets. no ...... model. $2595 or Best Offer. Drawings can be obtained ficiency conversions, and center of Manchester, from the Kaestle Boos •MouanuL Instant repair plumbing. Blanchard & Rossetto, 646- pets. References, lease and Autos For Sale 61 Telephone 644-1977 after 6 'Your Community Newspaper" 2482. p.m. Associates, Inc., 31 High 647-8286. security. $345 per month. 1979 YAMAHA 1100 FLEA MARKET-TAG Telephone 646-'ra68. SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, Street, New Britain.; Ct.. Painting*Papertianging*Consultiiig OLDSMOBILE 1968 SPECIAL - custom seat, telephone #229-0361. • Household Goods 40 SALE - Rain of Shine. MANCHESTER - Newly TRUCKS. Car Inventory custom paint, asking $2,- HONEST QUALITY FOR 15 YEARS Saturday 9:30-12:30. Mar­ decorated and fully MANCHESTER - One valued $2143 sold for $1(X). DELTA 88 - good condition. Three mounted snow tires. 695. Call 228-4077. Ask for THE EAST HARTFORD USED tin School, Dartmouth Rd., carpeted two bedroom bedroom apartm ent in Similar bargains available. Don after 6 p.m, Help Wanted REFRIGERATORS, Manchester. townhouse condominium. three family. AH utilities Call for information, 602- Solid transportation car. PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS AN 3 EMPLOYMENT $500. Telephone 643-2890. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PLEASE READ WASHERS, RANGES - Refreshments. 20 families 1V5 baths, appliances and and appliances included. 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone 1979 HONDA 750 K, EARN GOOD MONEY Clean, Guaranteed. Parts participating. convenient location. $425 Available immediately. call refundable. Excellent condition, low EMPLOYER YOUR AD monthly plus utilities. No $315 per month plus securi­ 1972 CHEVY IMPALA - 076-09 Help Wanted 13 FULL TIME OR PART & Service. Low prices! four door, power steering, mileage, Extras. Call Mike CIi m KImI l i t art lakan TIME, become an Avon 6 4 6 -3 1 1 7 B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main TAG SALE - Quality items, pets. Security deposit ty. 'Telephone 8y5-4474. 1965 CHEVY II for parts. at 643-5363.______required. Available Oc­ power brakes, steel oirtr Om phont aa a con- RN S PART TIME. All representative.Call 523- Street. 643-2171. small appliances, clocks, Telephone 646-2924 after 4 133 Brandy SOrsH Bollon, Comwcticuk toys, bed frames, sofa with tober 1st. Phone 643-5836. p.m. Ask for Mike. radials, one owner. $750. ■ LEGAl. NofiCK vanlanee. Tha Harald It shifts at Student Health 9401 or 646-3685 for details. Telephone 643-5873. ratponalMa tor only ona hi- WATER BEDROOM SET - two chairs, many misc. TOWN OF MAXillKSTKK Service. Physical assess­ EAST HARTFORD FOUR corracl Inaartlon and than ment skills necessary. Call MUNSONS CANDY Floor model, solid maple items. Saturday 9-4. Tunzis CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe ASSESSOR'S OFFICE •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Trail, Bolton. ROOM APARTMENT - MANCHESTER - One DeVille - 72,000 miles. N O T IC E OF 41 CENTER STREET only to tha alia of tlyi or write to Peg Maloney, KITCHEN is accepting PART TIME TELLER, 3 dresser, mirror, chest on bedroom apartment, wall Experienced Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale chest, cannon bail with •••••••••••••••••••••••• Newly decorated. Adults. Good condition. $2700 or DISSOLUTION MANCHESTER, CONN. 0 original Insertion. Errors Director of Nursing, Box applications for part time or 4 evenings weekly. No pets. Telephone 528- to wall, appliances, deck, Best offer. Telephone 742- OF which do not laatan tha L'-ll. Universitv of Cohn. employment. Hours are new Nimbus soft sided Do0S-B/rdB-Pefi 43 ', recreation facilities, OFEICI AI. NOTICE Painters Banking experience waterbed. Enjoy floatation •••••••••••••••••••••••• 0504. 6800 - Keep trying. MODERN RADIATOR valw of tha ddvsrttaamsnt Slorrs, Cl 06268 at 468- Monday-Friday, 4-8. Eight preferred but not furnished or $390 un- Inhabitants of the Town of Manchester are hereby nolilie'd that OH 1 4700. E.O.E. hours on Saturday and-or sleep with the beauty of FREE CALICO TIGER lished, plus utilities. WORKS, INC. of each year is the assessment date in Manchester Conn . and all pu- atIK not be eorrsetsd by an Wanted necessary. Call Eileen soliu wood at a tremendous CAT named Samantha HOUSES-APTS. E AUTO LEASING RENTAL Sunday. 20-24 hours per Fritz between 9 and 12.646- gt MANCHESTER Telephone 649-4003, 649- sonal properly must be declared to the Asse.ssor by the owner during the addfUonal bisartlon. savings. Was $2499, now needs good home. One year Frustrated? N eed - Oldies But Goodies NOTICE is hereby month ol October to avoid a ten per cent penally imposed by the Connei-. PART TIME week. Call for appoint­ 4004. EOE. 1819 or 649-9345. ment, 649-4332. 1599. Nimbus Bedrooms, old. Spayed, shots. reputable help? A rental 1819 or 649-9345. Limited. Rent-A-Car. given, pursuant to General licut State Statutes. Personal property consists of Aircraft, machinery, SALESPERSON to sell service you can depend on! - fBaurljfBtrr Newspaper Subscriptions. PROFESSIONAL Route 30, El Camino Plaza, Telephone 523-4732. $12.95 day, 100 free miles. Statutes of Connecticut, water power, dams, horses, cattle, .sheep, goats, swine, poultry, com­ CUSTODIAN n e e d e d - INSPECTOR - Must have PAINTING - Interior and Recommended by Con­ Homes lor Rant 54 Automobiles bought, sold, mercial furniture and fixtures, boats, farming tools, tractors, road Go door-to-door with our WAITRESS, Barmaids and Vernon. Telephone 875- ••••DD«»*****«D«B*****«* that MODERISI Bolton Public Schools. For experience with air-craft exterior. Commercial and sumer Organizations. rented. 323 Center Street, machinery, farm produce, mechanic's tools, good of manufactuers. news carriers four Bartenders wanted. Luigi's 2362. FO R SA LE - M ini VERNON - Heat included. RADIATOR WORKSV traders and merchants, utility equipment and lixiures and all other iirrali'i application and informa­ parts. Apply in person: residential. Free es­ Schnauzer pups, AKC, 2 Check us out and register Manchester. Telephone evenings a week. Monday Restaurant, 649-1717. King sized three bedroom INC., a Connecticut Cor­ 1.1 tion see James Veitch, SOLAR MACHINE, 757 timates. Fully insured. 646- TRANSFERRED TO females, 4 males. $250. today. Efficiencies to 4 hr. 647-0908, Ask for Bill. taxable goods. , . thru Thursday 5:30 to 8:30. Superintendent of Goodwin Street, East Hart­ 4879. Rentals. SCLAR with basement. Kid’s o.k. poration having its prin­ DO NOT DECLARE Real Estate or Registered Motor Vehicles in Salary plus bonus. Call RNs or LPNs - Private FLORIDA - entire contents Telephone 742-7571. Call now. Locators 236-5646 cipal place of business in Manchester. Buildings and Grounds. ford. of home must bwe sold REALTORS, 246-5217. 1978 TRANS AM -22,000 A'RENTION: You may be entitled to an Exemption as follows Mark Abrailis. Manchester duty case 12 p.m to 7 a.m. Bolton High School, Bran­ (sm. fee) Manchester, Connecticut, Herald 643-2711. Full time available. LEE PAINTING. Interior now. Bargains galor If w u miles. Silver and Black. 1 Veterans ol any war period - (ai It you have tiled your Honnrabte dy ztreet. SEWING MACHINE & Exterior. “Check my SOUTH WINDSOR - Excellent condition. Best has been dissolved by a Discharge papers with the Town Clerk ol Manchester and ibi It you Lost and Found Telephone MFS Nurses, act quickly. Telephone 228- BOLTON - Carpeted two OPERATORS - established rate before you decorate.'^’ 4073. appealing 5 roomer, all offer. Telephone 644-9860 resolution of its Board of have tiled a Certificate ol Disabdily with the Assessor showing the HELP WANTED FULL 233-4491. DO SOMETHING ABOUT bedroom duplex with gar­ percentage ol disabilitv obtained from the Veterans Administration ici LOST - FEMALK CALICO nationwide pillow maufac- Dependable. Fully insured. BOXER PUPPIES - AKC, appliances, carpeting, or 728-3148 evenings. Directors and AND PART TIME - Clerk- DOING NOTHING - turcr has immediate full 646-1653. brindles, shots. Excellent private parking. Children age. $300’s. Locators 236^ It you have reached the age ol K and were receiving a V A disabilily at cal vicinity Oak Street. CALORIC - 4-bumer Gas Shareholders, effective as that lime, you are entitled to »3,000 exemption, it you tile a copy ot your Cashier needed second and Become an Avon represen­ time openings. FINANCING - OPEN HOUSE disposition. Telephone 528- o.k. Locators, 236-5646 5646 (sm. fee) FOR SALE - 1973 DELTA Manchester Answers to third shift Apply in person KIDS BACK Kitchen stove. 644-8962. of July 27, 1981. All birth certificate with the Assessor tative, full time or part Experienced preferred. Clean, well decorated seven room Ranch, one INTERIOR PAINTING, •••••••••••••••••••••••• 6904. (fee). 88 Sedan. Good condition. 1 The Blind - Proof ol their di.sability must be tiled with the Assessor .Jasm in e R FI W .A R D Monday thru Friday, 9 time. Earn good money Day shift, 5 day week. Full EAST HARTFORD - creditors, if any, are Telephone B49-2879 a m - 3 p m. 7-Eleven TO SCHOOL? garage, alum, sided, well landscaped. Home over ten years experience, Articles tor Sale 41 $750 or best offer. warned to present their 4. Farmers ■ Application for exemption ot livestock, poultry and and be your own boss. Call benefit program including low rates and senior citizen •••••••••••••••••••••••• ADORABLE TIGER & VERNON - One bedroom, Family sized three Telephone 643-1577. machinery must be tiled with the As.sessor during the m,inth ol OHOher Store. 513 Center Street, used less than 600 gallons of oil. bedroom house, ______claims to WOODHOUSE & Part time job with 523-9401 or 646-.368S. sewing incentive. Apply at discounts. 643-9980. LOAM SALE - Delivering 5 WHITE Male kittens - clean, eat-in kitchen, gar­ each year LOST-White SPITZ, male Manchester appliances, yard, kids. 1974 GRAND TORINO RUBINOW, PC., At- All Properly Owners Veterans - H you have changed your address in Answers to Quincy. Had a above average earning Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent With $10,000 down, 12V4% APR fixed rate yards. $60 tax inciuueu.included njon age, stove, refrigerator. r i, » potential for EQUIPMENT Street, Manchester. EOE. Sand, gravel. Call 643-9504. 649-6480 after 11 a.m. dishwasher. $375 plus heat, $250. Locators 236-5646. excellent condition. Air tomeys at Law, 555 Main the pasl year, you should notify the Assessor's Offite any week-day green harness. West side WAREHOUSE WORKER - mortage possible for 26 years with payments INTERIOR AND aggressive, outgoing in­ OPERATORS AND EXTERIOR painting, •••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-1465. (sm fee) conditioner, power Street, Manchester, between 8:30 A.M. and 4:30 P M a re a of M an ch ester. F'ull time days. Receiving, on principal and interest of $606.38 per Musical Inatrumants 44 .1 Richard Vinccnl REW.ARL) Telephone 646- dividuals, who need MECHANICS Part time - COLLECTOR TRAINEES paper hanging. Carpentry steering, power brakes, Connecticut, on or before Assessor shipping, misc. duties. On call basis. Ideal for full or part time for one of MANCHESTER BOLTON H o u se, 5910 Steady work in Hartford. extra cash and who month. Priced at $66,900. Work. Fully tpsured. J.P. OFFICE r fireplace, garage, quiet asking $1800 or best offer. F e b ru a ry 1, 1982, or Dated at Manchester. Conn Oct 2. 1981 retired person or shift per­ New England's largest Lewis & Son, 649-9658. HAMMOND ORGAN - Excellent 5 room, 2 thereafter be barred as by 07f.-09 522-2214. want to earn more than sonnel looking for extra Credit Collection agencies. COPIER Aurora Spinet with bedroom, $350. Ehrcellent 4 neignborhot)d, references Call 643-19% after 6:00. is possible in most pert automatic accompani­ required. $400 monthly. Ask for Marc.______statute provided. Announcements work. Class II or III license Some experience nelpful, MJUMO ASSOCIATES A 3-M Copier, Model room, 2 bedroom, $310. Dated at Manchester, S EXPERIENCED - Mature time jobs. needed. Call 646-7745 New but not necessary. Appli- ment, presets, draw bars, Plus utilities, references, 643-5983. NOTICE .sales person Apply in per­ OnluQ^ 209, for $150. Mey be 1977 THUNDERBIRD - Connecticut, this 27th day FLEA MARKET Every High hourly rate, England Sweeping. cant must be bondable.‘able. For 623-2666 • 745-3345 seen at The auto vari 64. New condi­ security. No pets. Lombar­ Burgundy and white, vinyl IH BI.IC HEARING son. Marlow's Inc 867 bonus, paid vacation, LL. Building Contracting 33 tion. Telephone 649-3893. do Si Associates. 649-4003. EAST HARTFORD HOME of July, 1981. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sunday lo-5 Coventry an­ Main Street. Manchester. appointment call Mr. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester Herald - spacious 2 bedroom, 2 roof, AM-FM stereo, wire tique center. 1140 Main holidays and sick days. BRIGHT - Aggressive, Powers after 3 p.m during regular caps, This car must be MODERN RADIATOR TOWN OF M.ANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT ...... FARRAND MANCHESTER - Heat batn on acreage. Children Street Coventry Dealer Call today for interview mechaincally inclined in­ 0256. CAPITOL CITY REMODELING - Cabinets, bualness hours. welcome. Locators, 236- seen. $3495. Telephone 646- WORKS, INC. EDUCATIONAL REP - ADJUSTMENT BUREAU. paid, carpeted, two Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors Town of Manchester space available Telephone Outstanding opportunity 569-4993 dividual willing to learn in n REAL ESTATE ...... M Roofing, Gutters, Room Phone Inquiries 5646 (fee). 4286. By WOODHOUSE & 742-9698 Electronic Cofi Company. Ill Founders Plaza, East welcomed. bedroom, all modern Connecticut, will hold a F^ubhe Hearing at the Senior Citizen Center, r4!f for experienced sales per­ Additions, Decks, AH types RUBINOW, P.C. East Middle Turnpike. Manchester. Connecticut, Tuesday. Ociither <1 Set-up. winding and cutting Hartford. Please call kitchen with dishwasher. 1975 MONZA - AM/FM son to represent Phoenix AMERICAN FROZEN of Remodeling and PIANO - Walnut cabinet. Locators, 236-5646 (fee). MANCHESTER - Huge Its Attorneys 1981. at 8 00 I’.M- to consider and act on the following machines and mis­ Homes For Sale 23 ★ Repairs. Free estimates. Excellent playing condi­ three bedroom home. Cassette, Mags, Radials, 4- Institute of Technology j FOODS, INC. BABYSITTER WANTED - 643-2711 speed. Excellent condition. Proposed additional appropriation to F-'iro District Special Fund Budget E cellaneous related respon­ B-B UPHOLSTERY. Fully insured. Phone 643- tion. One year old. $1600 or Basement, private recruiting students for sibilities. Ten hour, 4 day My home. 5:30 a.m.-2 p.m. CUSTOM BUILT CAPE and ask for Mark VERNON - Available now. 646-5608 after 6 p.m. 047-09 1981-82, TRANSFER to Reserve Fund ANTigCFI-FLEA technical teaming Com­ Custom work. Free es- 6017. best offer. Telephone 643- Won’t last. Exceptional, parking, children and pets l.‘‘0.W»(UK) week. Apply Able Coil. Andover Lake, two (Full shed dormer). 7116. ok. L ocators, 236-5646 MARKET i mission Choice of EXPERIENCED toddlers. 742-5769. Fireplaced living room, timates. Will pick up and one bedroom, all^ utilities to be funded from Fund Balancing in the F'lre District Special Fund territories available Call KEYPUNCH OPERATOR deliver. Please call 646- ROBERT E. JARVIS - FOR SALE - Skis AMF included. $175. Locators (fee). COLLECTIBLES .Satur­ dining room, large •••••••••••••••••••••••a I*ropo.sed additional appropriation to Educational Special Grants. Fund day Oct lOt. 1981 9 a m -5 lodav for interview. 602- on 029 and 129. Hours, 8-5. 2161. Remodeling Specialist. HEAD SPECTRUM S- Garden Producta 47 236-5646 (fee). NEW PAY SCALE MATURE WOMAN bedrooms, IVti baths, gar­ For room auditions, •••••••••••••••••••••••• OfttcBS-Stores for Rent 41 for a Program for visuallv impaired students p.m Wesley .Memorial 244-8111 , M r. Terry Telephone Ron King at 633- wanted for part time tem­ age lot 8()xl40. Marion E. 150’s, TYROLIA 250 bin­ ...... ' ...... $21.947 00 McKinney 2555 E. Univer- 3601. STARTING kitchens, bathrooms, dings. New condition, hard­ TOP SOIL - Clean, rich, MANCHESTER - Weekly «••••••••••••••••••••••• Church 110 Ellington Rd . porary help around the Robertson, Realtor 643- roofing and siding or anv WORKSPACE OR 1981 to be funded by a Grant from the Slate Board of Education and .Services Rt 5 East Hartford Fee sitv Dr., Phoenix, Ariz. ly used. Boots, caber, stone free loam. Any special - clean, cozy one for the Blind. SEPTEMBER house days. South 5953. home improvement need. STORAGE SPACE FOR $12 00 Space 20 x20 ' Mail 85034. GLAZER M anchester area. Own women’s size 5V5. Will sell amount delivered. S72-140(). bedroom, carpeted, check to Bertha Hammer EXPERIENCED, apply WE N a o M&M P&H, Manchester Telephone 643-6712. as package or seperately, giAnllquas 48 drapes, no lease. Under REN'T in Manchester. No DATSUN f’roposed additional appropriation to Educational Special firants. Fund P transportation. 289-0000 MANCHESTER - SUtely 8 lease or security deposit. 41 for Bilingual Education c Church address NO PART TIME - Work at at: either Home office of 649-2871. Small rephirs, best offer, also Rug and $40. Locators, 236-5646 Sfi.rfil (Ml 0 RN's/LPN's 9:30-5:30. room Colonial, historic LEON CIEZSYNSKl Reasonable rates. Suitable REFCNDS home on the phone ser­ Apex Glass, 426-4475,' or at remodeling, heating, curtains, ideal for college Wanted to Buy 40 (fee). to bo funded bv a Grant from the Stale Fioard of Education under I'ublu Home Health Aides Cheney District. 4 or 5 BUILDER. New homes, for small business. Retail 4X4 vicing our customers in Howell Cheney Tech INFORMATION ON bedrooms, 248 ft. park-like baths, kitchens and water room. 289-1326 mornings or Act #77-r88 vour area. Telephone 456- School construction site, Homemaker/ heaters. Free estimates! additions, remodeling, rec 649-0597 after 2 ask for CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ 118 MAIN STREET - four and commercially zoned. ALASKAN and Overseas yard. Justifies thorough in­ rooms, garages, kitchens Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. F*roposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1981-82 to 0876 or 528-6631. phone 647-0303 and ask for Companions employment. Excellent in­ spection. Low $80s, worth Judy. ty. We buy quickly and con­ room heated, hot water, no C & M Tree Service, Free remodels, ceilings, bath fidentially. The Hayes Cor­ TRUCK Recreation Department Frank Pitrone of Apex come potential. Telephone it. Mr. DeRocco, GROUP appliances. $400 monthly...... $3!rnooo Craft Magic Glass. to provide home care estimates. Discount senior tile, dormers, roofing. poration. 646-0131, Security - tenant in­ NEWLY RENOVATED (312 ) 741-9780, Ext. 822. I, Belfiore Agency, 647- Residential or commer­ 310 square feet office to bo Financed from additional Recreation Department fees Call or come in for 1413. citizens. Company surance. 646-2426, 9-5 CLEARANCE ORDER PERSON to take Manchester owned and cial. 649-4291. weekdays. available. Main Street F^roposed reduction in appropriation to Revenue Sharing Fund Hi Young Original information, 643-9515 HELP WANTED - Part ALUMINUM SHEETS location with ample ...... $31.«9H 49 and process orders. Math time computer operator. MANCHESTER - Modem operated. ^11 646-1327. RENTALS aptitude helpful. Monday DESIGN KITCHENS, parking. Call 649-2891. AIDE AND ASSISTANCE Third shift, 7-10 days per two family $10,620 annual cabinets, vanities, counter thtak"Tx&‘’*^*eaX ------M ANoi^iRTT^ Proposed Ordinance -- To amend Section lfj-2. Manual lor street work thru Friday. 9-4. Call for month. No experience income! Stoves, LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ 52 welcome - six room duplex. of the Code of Ordinances of the Town of Manchester appointment, Munson's OF N.E. CONN. INC. cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ tops, kitchen cabinet fronts or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- Rooma for Rant Security, references. $400 ^500.00 OFF necessary. $3.75 per hour. refrigerators. Owner may Candy Kitchen. 649-4332. 368 Main St, Manchaatar ages cleaned. AH types custom woodworking, 2711. They MUST be picked monthly. Alibrlo Realty, Copy oF the Proposed Ordinance may bo seen m the Town (Terk s Olficc Agency Records Control, help finance. Mr. DeRoc­ colonial reproductions. up before 11:00 a.m. only. CENTRAL LOCA’nON - ANY NEW 1981 4x4 TRUCK IN during business hours 341 B ro a d S tr e e t, co, GROUP I, Belfiore trash, brush removed. Free parking, kitchen Inc. 640917. BASEMENT STORAGE WANTED RESPONSIBLE OFFICE HOURS Picket, Split Rail, J.P. Lewis M9-9658. Mon. - Fri. 0-4 Manchester 646-686. Agency, 647-1413. MEN’S 10 SPEED 27’’ privileges, security and AtlEA with dirt floors. OUR STOCK BETWEEN NOW To consider and act upon a Resolution to rescind Action #942 - "Resolu­ person to invest into a Stockade Fences installed. MANCHESTER - Three tion providing For an appropriation of two million dollars for the acquisi­ EOE/AAP ELECTRICAL SERVICES French made bicycle. references required. First room 18Vi ft.xl5 ft.; growing and productive MANCHESTER - 6 room 528-0670. bedroom duplex. On bus second room 23 ft.xl5!f^ ft. tion of property and for public improvements in conjunction with the ASSEMBLERS NEEDED - We do all types of Elec­ Needs work and parta. Le Telephone 643-2693 for ap­ AND OCT. 7th. Cheney Historical District Rehabilitation, to be con.sidorod as a travel business. Write for for highest quality wood full dormered cape on pointment. 'line, central air- $30 monthly. 649-0717. more information. Box LICENSED DAY CARE trical Work! Licensed. ^ H Toumour model. $60. 643- conditioning. Adults Referendum Question at the November 3 1981 Town Election windows and sliding glass landscaped lot. Convenient after 5:(W p.m., 646-1516. 2880. WW, c/o The Herald. location. Two baths. HOME - Will watch your preferred. $400 plus MANCHESTER - Several James R. McCavanagh, Secretary doors. Mill work and child or infant days. Call CLEAN FURNISHED utilities. Lease and securi­ g^lazing experience a plus. Fireplace. Fire alarm DRYWALL ROOM for mature Industrial Locations for Board of Directors CLERICAL - Individual Company paid benefits. system. Many other 646-0262. ty required. Telephone 649- lease. $1.10 per square ft. Dated at Manchester. Connecticut this 24th day of INSTALLATION and gentleman. Call Mr. 9203. RN/NP with attention to detail and Apply in persn: Lawrence extras. GROUP I, Belfiore WHY PAY REN T? tSS.SO p v Pagano 643-7779. to 4-40 per square ft. 600' September, 1981 record keeping abilities. LAWN SERVICE - Fall taping, new and repair mo. Buys 4'xS' Elociric. (ANA Certification R. Smith, Inc. 117 Murphy Agency, 647-1413. work, skim coat ana ail to 9,000 . Hayes Corpora­ 070-09 Excellent abilities. Apply Rd., Hartford. clean-ups, thatching, fer­ Floohlng Arrow Choim obta FURNISHED ROOM in ,EAST HARTFORD - tion. 6464)131. DeCormier Datsun Preferred) at 414 Tolland Street, East tilizing, shruboery, ^pes of textures, (filings. Latter 5tgn. C A LL FREE 1- Luxury two bedroom M ANCHESTER - 13% Reasonable prices. Call 800-8S1-M70. Ctium SIgra. lovely home in Ellington. Hartford. fixed rate mortgage may trimmed. AH needs treated apartments, adjacent to MANCHESTER - Five 285 Broad St. Manchester ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS for full time 9 month for reasonable price. anytime 647-: 715. 872-6781 week ni7gfats and full service park, includes position. Advanced be available to qualified weeTkendss. room office suite, 1200 Town of Manchester, Connecticut CAREER OPPORTUNITY ■biyer ye on this 6 room older Telephone 649-2728. heat, hot water, ft., first floor, central air, 643-4165 education in appliances, carpeting & (Owner) 3 - Due to rapid growth we Colonial. Loveljly 238 ft. ONE ROOM FURNISHED parking. 643-2121. gynecological and fami­ are expanding our branch BEAUTY SALONS - BABYSITTER - Will parking. No pets. Adults Sealed Bids for Renovations to Highland Street I'umping Slaliiin and treed yard. Details, Mr. Heating-Plumhing 35 - Private entrance and Construction of Valve Chambers. Contract 6 will bt- received at the (It- ly planning required. stores in this area. Ear­ Choose between three es­ DeRocco, GROUP I, babysit one child in my preferred. From $395. 289- tablished salons and own home full or part time bath. PArking. No pets. 0000 9:30-5:30 or 289-3106 tico of the Directors of General Services. Muninp-nl Building 41 Center College Student Health nings up to $300 per week to Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Available 10^. Call 649- Wanted to Rant 57 Street. Manchester. Conneetirul 06041) unlil II 00 A M prevailing linie your own! Call Carsan, 295- days. Telephone 643-8331. SCHALLER PLUMBING­ after 6 p.m. Womens Clinic start which includes •••••••••••••••••••••••• ’TENT.- 10x16, two room, 5729. •••••••••••••••••••••••• on Tuesday. October 20. 1981. at which time and place said bids shall he salary, commission and 9527 or 525-4707. HEATING - Water pump canvas, 2 ydhrs old. $200. providing routine and Investment Property 25 specialists. Also, MANCHESTER Area - FALL SAVINGS publicly opened and read aloud bonuses. Free special RESPONSIBLE MOTHER 649-0732. Apartmanta tor Rant 53 Super ads ... that's what Working brother and sister emergency health care- •••••••••••••••••••••••• will babysit in my home. remodeling service or AT This work includes renovations to the existing Highland Streel Booslei and contraceptive O ffice repairs. Free estimates. Classified Ads are ... they looking lor two bedroom Pumping Station. Construction ol an auxilary power building, ennslriu- Vi/AJoatn /tk a v a 'iU b le . I r X o U ...... MANCHESTER South Windsor. Telephone NEW DARK WALNUT MANCHESTER - family apartment. Reasonable f ” ' counseling to women. Connie, 644-3565. 649-4266. WATERBED with hdad- get results fast and they're tion of tour pressure reducing valve chambers and all appurtenant work yourself into assistant Schools-Clesses 10 come*from m?ta?re*aDart- sized Five room'er. low in cost. rent, heat, hot water, Lynch Must be willing to ac­ managers within 90 days...... “ ^e from up^^ire ap^^^^ board and six drawer Bid security in the form ot a bid bond payable to Hie dwner. is required 0 ment.. Call 'Joe Gordon, Available now. Locators appliances. Telephone 1980 SunMrd Hatchback, 14,000 tively participate in job We will hold two inter- EARLY NEW ENGLAND Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright pedestal. Asking $400. Call ' 6 p.m. 228-39 in the sum of.10 percent I tOG l ot the bid Bid seairity shall be subjeci in f / h ^ . Gordon R ^ lty , 643-2174. 236-5646 (sm. fee) alter the conditions provided in the Instructions to Bidders related projects and views only. Friday, Oc­ Craft classes. Learn spin­ 871-2943. M ANCHESTER - two miles, 4 cyl., auto., P/S, bedroom apartment. Stove stereo cassette, rally wheels <5495 outreach. Liberal stale tober 2nd. Apply: Essex ning, weaving, natural et«lbyl«A.a MANCHESTER - heat in­ PROFESSIONAL WITH The Instruction to Bidders, Form ol General Bid. Conirart Plans. Motor Inn, (;onference Heel Estate Wanted 20 AUTOMATIC WASHER - and refrigerator. Utilities 1978 8MC Oaucho Van,8 pass., Specifications. Performanee and Payment Bonds, and other Conirael ft, benefits. dyeing. Leclerc weaving •••••••••••••••••••••••• cluded. One bedroom. MATURE Dog seeks / Is Room, 100 East. Center equipment and Country deluxe .model, gold, $175. not in clu t^ . $2M. Call 64- small, quiet apartment. auto., P/S, stereo, exc. cond •5495 Documents may be examined and obtained at the otiire ot the Director in t a c t Lynn Stanley ^ e n m e s i w bN D e(£ Won’t la s t long. $225. 3200. Street. Manchester at 11 Craftsman spinning wheels Castro Convertible opens Locators 236-6646 (sm. fee) Parking, appliances, cable 1979 Honda Accord L/X Hatchiiacfc, of General Services, Municipal Building. 41 Center Street. Manchester at 486-4358 or a.m. and 2 p.m. SHARP. WHAT 6 lO€5 o n Heiie T it to double bed, beige. Connecticut 06040 A deposit of »t.O 00 in cash or check, made payable to for sale. Call Jessie d e s ir ^ 7ti-6684 after 4 4 cyl., 5 spd., A/C, P/S, P/B, $ e e A e C-344 486-4700 Ask for Mr. Anzivine. No Marshall at Spindle Hill See after 3:30 at 154 Eiast p.m. the Town ol Manchester, will be required lor carh set ol Contract B-189 WHiue I'M 6K)Me... EAST HARTFORD - ROCKVILLE - Available stereo, like now la w a lw Documents taken. Any unsuccessful bidder or non-bidder, upon retur­ ______E.O.E. phone calls please. Farm., 742-8934. Main Street, A pt. B, Deluxe one bedroom. Lots Nov. 1st. Three room Don’t throw away those S-18 Rockville. 1979 CaHca 8.T. Uttback, 5 spd., ning such set within 30 days. Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays foam egK cartons — uso of extras. $175. Locators apartment, beat, stove, REFINED LADY looking excluded, alter the date ot opening bids and in good rondilion will be them to make a V>right 236-5646 (sm fee) refrigerator, nice for one furnished room by P/S, factory sun roof •6395 refunded his deposit. wasteba.sket; toy air­ A handsome, versatile TWO BATHROOM SINKS Octoter 3rd. CaU evenings 1979 Pontiac nrabird, v-8, A/C, neighborhood. No pets, no Contract Documents will be mailed to prospective bidders upon request planes for the youngsters; raglan-sleeve jacket with with fixtures. One has two SOUTH WINDSOR • Cozy children. Monthly rent 649-2065. * rally wheels, AM-FM •5995 boxe§; plaques; and hol<)> a casual look teams with support rods. Both white. and receipt of a separate check tor $10.00 made payable to the Town of matchini; or contrasting one bedroom. Utilities in-' $230. Security deposit $330. 1978 Calica 8.T. Coupa Manchester, which will not be refunded era for stamps and coins. 64-7068. eluded. $200. Locators 236- lerences. Telephone 646- Fun to do in leisure pull-on pants. Special Edition Black •5495 □ BUSINESS 5646 (sm. fee) 1060. The successful bidder must furnish a Performance Bond and a Payment hours; great for gifts and B-189 with Photo-Guide MOVING TO FLORIDA - Homaa-Apts. to there 69 1078 Toyota CdroHa 2 Dr. Daluxa Bond equal to 100 percent ol the contract price bazaars. is in Sizes 8 to 18, Size 10, k i d $ and SERVICES Stereo system including MANCHESTER- Onh and 5 spd., 4 cyl. CleanI •3995 C-341 has full direc­ 32 V4 bust . . . jacket, 2% two large speakers. ROCKVILLE - Available ROOMMATE WANTED - No bidder may withdraw his bid (or a period ot thirty I30) days tions. yards 64-inch; pants, 1% 1977 Toyota SIS PtekHp excluding Saturdays. Sundays and legal holidays after the dale ol yards. 'Telephone 643-5689. Non-smoking female, TO ORiER. t n d $ 1 ^ f tr % 9tk Sarvleaa OHarad 31 beat. share Bolton duplex. 4 cyl., 5 spd. •3995 opening the bids. pwt 2St fur RtfUga tad Patterns available only pARN EXTRA MONEY. WORN located on busline near SS'?’ 1974 Toynia CaHca 8.T. Couna R M ilia t- in eixei ehoum. hoDDing cM U r a ^ hot water, no pets. Monthly Carpeted room, kitchen,kitcli The Town ot Manchester is an equal opportunity employer, and requires AlWE CABOT REWEAVING BURN SCREENED LOAM - 4 cyl., 4 spd., 60,(X)0 miles •2695 an affirmative action policy for all of its contractors and vendors, as a Hm HwRKtr briM Ti ordir, uid U J5 ,jiu 29( HOLES. Zippers, um­ Gravel, Processed gravel, dwSE‘l4-furthL^detalU R^l‘/en®Ms* condition ol doing business with the Town, as per Federal Executive fir M itip >M bandtlit 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. .111110.7157 I.*?®: yard. 8*®®'$260. Includes aU. 1970 Gbrysidr Town A Country 1190 Avt. of Anorleat brellas repalrM. Window sand, stone and flU. For Telephone 646-1060. Telephone 647-6654. HTaion, v-8, P/S, auto., 9- Order No. 1124* Bidders on Ibis work will be required to comply with Htw York. N.Y. 10030 m ItlMKTT shades, Venetian blinds. deliveries call George said Order and all amendments or supplements to that Executive Order prtot Romo. A M rtst with ZIP ha bwlMta EnM CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 Keys. TV FOR RENT. Griffing, Andover 742-7886. AVAILABLE OCTOBER pass., 54,000 orig. miles •1495 CODE MO Stylo Nomfetr. ttM An. M Im ka. 1st, furnished one bedroom MANSFIELD CENTER - MALE PROFESSIONAL- The Owner reserves the right to wiive any informalities or to reject any 1981 AlaBUM with R 82-paKe Nn TM. N.T. 1MM Marlow’s, W Main Street. Mt. Hope apartments. PEUISON wanted to share or all bids, should the Owner deem it to be in the public interest to do so ^ o m e Section** with fall M at mrne, A M m t a m 649-5221. '______condominium. All Newly renovated, country r n e iK . MU. Nnatar mt M a. AT THE MANCHESTER JEEPS - Government appliances, withpool, two bedroom Tosnibouse in TOWN GF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT directions. Price. • • $2.25. setting. Two bedrooms. Manchester. References New *81 FASHION with BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Surplus, listed for $3,186. sauna A rec room. $380 per Robert B. Weiss BOOM AT 13.39 EACH Snceeei in Sewlka, ti Sold for $44. For informa­ From $385 to $328, Includes required. Call Scot, 643- f t. l3 i- B 0 lU - 0 l< ani Raw. Htw EVENING HERALD C o n c r e te . C h im n e y month plus utilities and appliances and parking. General Manager to Brtao tOont how to aiako than. filled with •ppeBlinc tion call (312) 931-1961, security deposit. After 4 2711 Ext. IS days (617) 869- Repairs. “No Job Too sSm o U or 2S$4liM0. 074-09 •.1 )0 - REEPMRC lU tLTI. 24 designi. Alio S BONUS CaU 644-8856 for Ext. 829. p.til. 2687 nlf^its and weekends. Riocod Md aRRlioutd dHifos. Conpone! Price . . , $1SS. S > ' , . estimates.

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