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By United Press International surprise statement saying border incidents with Nicaragua had been Nicaragua charged Honduras is reduced. holding 7,500 Nicaraguan Miskito Indians in "Nazi-style” camps, but Castillo said, however, that the Honduran officials said the leftist controversial joint maneuvers in­ Sandinista government had forced volving 3-4,000 U.S. troops would the Indians to flee for their lives. begin as scheduled as early as Interior Minister Tomas Borge August. Martinez told a news conference: The fledgling civilian demo­ 'f "The Indians are prisoners in cratic government in Honduras Nazi-style concentration camps, took a blow when the president of detained by force." He estimated the country's first freely elected 7,500 Nicaraguan Miskito Indians government in a decade suffered were living in two Honduran two heart attacks in less than 12 camps. hours earlier in the week. Honduran and international ob­ servers, however, charge the Sandinistas have forced the Indi­ ans to leave their native homes along the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua when the leftist govern­ Average ment "militarized" the area to flush out rebels. Many other displaced Indians, U.S: home wtinatlon” however, have banded together in their own rebel army to launch Is $93,000 attacks across the border against the Sandinista regime. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ATMCC Borge called the Indian anti- Commerce Department reports Irsr/fll Sandinista army's leader, Stead­ the average cost of a new house man Fagoth, "a compromised weht up $3,500 to a record element... who we discovered is an $9^,000 in June as sates of new ~-p.- agent of the CIA and worked for houses dropped 2.9 percent. (former Nicaraguan president ' The average new home price "1 Anastasio) Somoza," in June was nearly $io,ooo ..nm f ' ’ s ^ • '* ‘ 1 The Sandinistas toppled the higher than the average for all Somoza regime and his dreaded of last year, $83,900. Herald phofos by Tarquimo national guard in 1979. AJlhough salesjof new hotnes In southern Nicaragua, 111 civ­ were down in June, they stiH ilians fled Tuesday into Costa Rica maintained a healthy annual That time of yean when government army units cut saletKrate of 638,000, Commerce off their food, refugees told Red said Tuesday. It isn’t exactly football weather, but National Football Pleasantville, N.Y. Simms and Brunner are fighting it out Cross spokesmen. But bousing industry officials League teams like the are already at for the No. 1 QB slot. Above right, second-year running The civilians were to be trans­ say higher mortgage intq^st work, preparing forthe coming season. In photoat above ported today to a refugee center rates already are keeping buy­ back Butch Woolfolk out of Michigan listens to some about 250 miles northeast of San ers away from new subdivisions left New York Giant (left) and music on his Walkman and spends time with his Jose where 400 Nicaraguans al­ and the growth rate for bouse Scott Brunner, friends for now, stand along the sideline girlfriend, Regina Pierce, during a break. ready reside. sales has peaked for the year. during pre-season workouts at the Giants' camp at 'The group, mainly women and The slowdown in the sales children, said the Nicaraguan rate meant there was a 5.7- N. army cut off their supply of food month supply of houses unsold and other goods to their villages at the end of June, the highest because the soldiers believed the inventory-to-sales ratio since residents were harboring anti­ December. After adjustment government rebels. Red Cross for seasonal trends there were officials said. 289,000 new houses still unsold In Honduras, Defense Minister at the end of the month. Col. AmilcarCastilloSuazomadea Truce is declared 4T in Meadows fight By James P. Sacks management relused to remove Herald Reparter warnings from the employees' files and restore back pay for Negotiations Tuesday afternoon Hogan. between the health care employees Following the disciplinary ac­ union and the Meadows Convales­ tions by management, oneof which cent Center resolved a heated involved a confrontation between labor dispute "in a manner satis­ Hogan and a supervisor, union factory to all sides," a union members conducted a demonstra­ spokesman said today. tion in the home and said the Staff organizer Wayne DeCapua. management was trying to break who represents District 1199 of the the union. * New England Health Care Em­ A three-year contract between c ployees Union, said members of 230 workers at the Meadows the nursing home administration expires in October and will be '■VUs ' • ' W l and its Michigan-based parent renegotiated in September. corporation met with union repre­ "Were happy with the out­ sentatives at the Meadows for come." DeCapua said. “We more than three hours Tuesday to walked away from the table feeling resolve union grievances. pretty good — we opened a good The union had objected to the dialogue that should help avoid disciplining of two employees and future problems." to a new disciplinary procedure that was instituted without negoti­ Rich Umphrey, a 6-foot-2, 255-pounder who won the ations. District 1199 representa­ the ’83 season, which starts in just over a month. More starting center position a year ago, works with the tives said the policy was arbitrary photos, page 11. and was part of an attempt to Inside Today weights at the'Pace University camp to help get ready for demoralize employees before con­ tract talks that begin this 24 pages, 4 sections September. Advice ...... DeCapua said he had agreed not A re a ...... to comment on the particulars of Business...... Condos planned on Glastonbury line Classified...... 2 the settlement: and nursing home C om ics...... If a Company beaded by promi­ representatives said through a E ntertainm ent...... detached single- and two-family dence zone aliows a density of 1.3 According to the application secretary that they would not L o tte ry ...... nent local developer Lawrence A. units on property with frontage on units per acre, while a PRD zone Fiano has its way, a 29-acre parcel they would be served by Glaston­ comment. O bituaries...... Keeney Street. The development permits up to four. bury sewers. Union-management relations in O pinion...... of land near the Manchester- would be located near the intersec­ The proposed development P e o p le ta lk ...... Glastonbury town line will soon be The application is scheduled for the home have been strained since tion of Keeney Street and Bush Hill would leave the property with a public hearing at the commission's S ports...... home to a 63-unlt planned resi­ mid-July when maintenance man T e le visio n ...... Road with an entrance located density of about 2.25 units per acre^ Sept. 12 meeting. John Hogan was suspended for two dence development. about 1,100 feet north of the The plans call for the property to W eath er...... In plans filed Monday with a The proposed development is days after an incident with a Glastonbury town line. be divided into 63 lots, each near a proposed planned residence supervisor and head cook Robert zone-change application at the To develop the property, Gerald containing more than 9,000 square Manchester planning and zoning development near Country Club Krajewski received a warning. SAMPLES TODAY Investments needs approval by the feet of land. The units would be Drive and South Main Street by the The Manchester Herald today con­ office, Fiano, as president of The union had threatened to file Planning and Zoning Commission located around a circular roadway MIP 14 Corp. that was rejected by grievances with the National La­ tinues its sampling program to bring Gerald Investments Inc., indicates for a zone change from rural with one driveway to Keeney the PZC and is now the subject of copies of the newspaper to non­ ^|Mt the developers want to build 63 bor Relations Board immediately subscribers In Manchester. residence to PRD. A rural resi­ Street. an administrative appeal. following Tuesday's meeting if i' Wc(liic.s(l;jy. ■ i - MANCHKSTKR HKRALD, Wednesday, Aug. 3, 1983 IVIANCIIK.STKU IIKHAI.I). Aug. 3. 1983 - 3 Governors to decry deficit State came up with plan Peopletalk Manchester at coming date with Reagan In Bennet conversion snafu settled Koo at Balmoral? Lawn backers still hopeful By Alex GIrelli By Arnold Sowlslak and told reporters later that would chard, author of the Democratic Herald City Editor Leaders of the fund drive to save from A London newspaper says soft-porn movie star UPl Senior Editor be his message to the president at statement, was on the verge of Koo Stark has been invited to join the royal family the meeting requested by Reagan trying to force a vote of the full development the central seven acres of the The Bennet conversion project got Cheney Lawn,in Manchester's historic district at their traditional summer vacation at Balmoral P O R TL A N D , Maine — The new some time ago. association on the measure, but back on the track Tuesday afternoon said Tuesday they’re still optimistic about saving Castle, Queen Elizabeth's Scottish home. and old leaders of the National But Thompson made clear he was blocked by Republicans who when the state Insurance Department the property for historic preservation. They It has been suggested that the invitation is a Governors Association have a date would be supporting a bipartisan wanted to go no farther than to gave its formal approval for a new plan reafHrm the N G A ’s earlier non­ refused, however, to reiease current figures on under which Covenant Mutual Insu­ "royal seal of approval” on her romance with next month with President Reagan NGA' resolution on budget priori­ 1 ' - / ^ I/. ’ ^ how much money has been c.oliected. rance Co. of Hartford will join Integrity Prince Andrew. A palace spokesman refused to and they'll be telling him what ties adopted last winter rather political policy stand. J ^ I V 4 Financial Corp. of New Jersey in confirm the invitation, saying he had "no their calleagues couldn’t manage than a politically loaded measure The governors did adopt more Vivian F. Ferguson, president of the Cheney information at all about the Queen's guests." than 25 policy statements covering insuring the bonds. to say at their summer meeting. accusihg Reagan of fostering Historic Trust, the non-profit organization trying I ' Arthur Greenblatt, head of Commun­ Koo watchers, on the alert after her Caribbean Illinois Republican Gov. James economic policies that favor the a broad range of issues from to raise $255,000 by Oct. 15 to buy the land from ity Development Corp., said late holiday last year with Andrew, say she has been Thompson, newly installed N G A rich at the expense of wage earners agriculture to human resources. two local men, said the fundraisers want their Tuesday he had in liis possession a on her best behavior, turning down movies that chairman, and his predecessor. adopted by the 34-member Demo­ They balked at a recommendation efforts to remain “ behind the scenes” for the weren’t respectable, appearing in the “ right Democratic Gov. Scott Matheson cratic governors' caucus Tuesday. that they endorse compensation moment. letter signed by P. Kelly of the places” and even adopting a “ Princess D i” look, of Utah, have been invited to the for Japanese Americans interned Insurance Department and stamped ^ A i. putting her hair up and wearing hats. White House in September to T H E N G A almost got into a during World War II. William Sleith, the prominent retired local approved. Kelly is Peter Kelly, chief report on the gathering that ended full-scale partisan battle over the They adopted instead a resolu­ businessman who leading the fund drive, said the examiner for the department. Tuesday. Democratic resolution, but man­ tion offering an "apology and fundraisers have so far conducted “ a lot of Earlier Tuesday Insurance Commis­ In accepting the chairmanship, aged to extricate itself without national recognition” of what soundings" and have discussed the lawn with a sion Peter W. Gillies told the Herald a It looked like Camelot Thompson decried the “ growing taking any action. happened to the Japanese- number of foundations. "W e still feel favorable satisfactory plan had been worked out and unacceptable federal deficit," Michigan Gov. James Blan- Americans. Gov. Richard Lamm, about it." Sleith said. ahd would be approved if the needed For a few short, shining hours this week, it D-Colo., said compensation would documents were delivered to his He said an announcement on the drive would department before the end of the day. looked like Camelot again. There were John constitute a costly precedent for probably be released in a few weeks. Kennedy, JacqueRne, Bobby — all joyful in the American Indians, blacks and Greenblatt said the plan, to include a ; i: sun at the family's posh Spanish-tiled Palm other groups subjected to past Members of the trust are “ in the learning Connecticut insurance company in the Beach estate. injustices. process” about historic fundraising and are arrangement, came from- the depart­ But Camelot was a myth — a TV mini-series The economy was a theme of the approaching corporations and foundations for ment. He also said the department had Rocky fashion plate with Martin Sheen as J F K , John Shea as Bobby, conference and the m ajor concern contributions, Mrs. Ferguson said. imposed on itself a 4 p.m. deadline to of most of the governors, but no resolve the problem provided that the and Blair Brown as Jackie. NBC plans to air Lawrence Associates diaaram Sylvester Stallone has been picked as one of “ Kennedy" starting Nov. 22, the 20th anniversary new resolution on the issue was Bennet partnership came up with the 1983's best dressed men — casual clothes division. of J F K 's assassination in Dallas. anticipated until the Democrats documentation. Bennet's main building, once the town’s high insurance problem appears to have been Stallone is an example of California's snappy The seven-hour Brtish-made series will focus met at a breakfast caucus before Day care center to move? The privately financed project in­ school, is a step closer to conversion into resolved, casualness that has triggered a worldwide trend volves converting the former main on the 1,000 days Kennedy spent in the White the final session. Claudia's Pre-School Learning Center is apartments for the elderly, now that an toward informality in dressing, according to Pam House. Director Jim Goddard said of JF'K : building of Bennet Junior High to 45 Roberts of the California Mart. seeking approval from the Zoning Board of "Americans underestimate Kennedy's impact on IN A D D IT IO N to charging that apartments for the elderly. Rents The Mart chose 1983’s best casually dressed Appeals to construct and move into a new progress and Greenblatt still hoped the Its inclusion in the package makc.s it Covenant is familiar with the work of the rest of the world. They are always surprised to Reagan’s policies favored the rich would range between $375 to $470 a men in various fields, pointing to Stallone, Lionel building at 209 Hillstown Road. commissioner might permit Integrity less urgent for an individual bond Community Development Corp., hear that people were crying in the streets of over the working class, and urging month. Utility costs would be extra, Richie and Richard Gere as leaders of the tie-less Ronald J. Claverie, who's wife Claudia to act as insurer. He had not yet heard buyer to investigate the municipality, Greenblatt said, and this may have England when they heard the news of his death." the president to focus on deficits, sartorial splendor. currently operates a day-care center at their that Commissioner Gillies had decided the property, and the management influenced its willingness to enter the the Democrats also blamed him T H E E A R L IE S T p la n , involving only finally against it. Others on the list are Charles Bronson, T .K . home at 7 Joan Circle, applied at the town Integrity, fell because the the commis­ involved in the bonded project. transaction. for high interest rates. He said he learned of the decision in Carter, Mack Davis, Los Angeles talk show host planning and zoning office Tuesday for a special sioner decided the firm was not Some Republicans were willing the early afternoon from the town’s Harold Greene, Harry Guardino, Bruce Jenner, exception to build a 4,200-square-foot building on licensed in Connecticut to issue the kind and Richard Kline. A clean slate — almost to reaffirm the broad statement a one-acre lot near the East Hartford town line in bond counsel. Updike Kelly and Spel- adopted last winter, but Demo­ of insurance involved in guaranteeing Salesman Billy Derby got an award from his a rural residence zone. Plans filed with the lacy of Hartford, which had received a cratic liberals wanted more. Mas­ the bond payments. A second plan was employer for driving more than 1 million miles application indicate that the new building would call from the commissioner. UPl photo sachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis, considered and abandoned. Under it a without an accident or moving violation. But his be connected to Hillstown road by a " U " On Friday morning Updike Kelly and Texas Gov. M ark White, Wisconsin driveway. New .lersey bank would have been a record isn't quite as clean when it comes to Spellacy contacted the insurance de­ Governor Anthony Earl of Wisconsin reads the local Gov. Anthony Earl and others co-trustee with a Harford bank and parking tickets. A special exception is required because the partment with the second alternative, demanded stronger language. Integrity would have issued the insu- "The last traffic ticket I got was for running a paper during the final session Tuesday of the Nationai building would house a business use in a residence the one involving a New Jersey bank. 260 NO, MAIN ST. E a rl said he opposed a simple zone. ranee under its license in its home stop sign in 1955," Derby said Monday, when he Governor's Association convention. The paper's front state. 1 1 ^ MANCHESTER. CT reaffirmation “ not because we The firm was told the department was presented with a gold key and a plaque to Claverie was granted a special exception in Under the final plan, as Greenblatt NORTHWAY page highlights the activities of the convention which is disagree but it does not go nearly 1978 allowing up to 12 children in the home day would not know until Monday whether mark the accomplishment. explained it, Covenant and Integrity PLAZA being attended by most of the nation's governors. far enough," care center. it would be acceptable, according to Derby, 59, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, is a will issue a policy in which both ANDY'S Greenblatt. On Monday, he said, the salesman for Standard Blue, an engineering, art The application states that Claverie will buy the companies are named. department contacted the Updike firm and school supply firm based in Omaha. parcel of land, now owned by Harry L. Boticello. The claimant could look to either for and said the commissioner would like While Derby can boast of his safety accomplish­ if the ZBA approves the variance. The parcel recovery. to meet with everyone involved and ments, he said his record is not as good when it would be cut off a piece of land totalling about 13 PEOPLE Weather Grgenblatt said the policy will not be would like a Connecticut insurance comes to parking tickets. acres. issued until Thursday or Friday. compnay to be involved. " I have received a few overtheyears," he said. The application, which will be heard by the ZBA HOMEOFTHI Today, he said, E . F.Hutton, the On Tuesday the meeting was held at * DCnOlCDICACCPEOPLE PLEASERS But Swanson believes parking tickets are just Connecticut today showers north and mountains and Thursday. A chance of scattered in September, also requests a variance to brokerage firm that is buying the construct a 12-square-foot redwood sign. Gillies’ offices and he said immediately PLEASERS! an occupational hazard. partly cloudy elsewhere with a showers, possibly a thunderstorm. bonds, will go over some the documen­ Today sunny continued very afterwards that a solution hud been "You can't hardly be a salesman without chance of a showers or thunder­ Highs 75 to 80. tation involved. Certain documents warm . Highs 85. to 90. Wind reached and would be approved by the MONDAY THRU SATURDAY BAM-9PM getting some." he said. showers interior. Lows 60 to 65. have to be redated and re-signed, he SUNDAYS BAM-SPM Richard Gere Charles Bronson becoming southwesterly 10 to 15 end of the day if the proper documents Partly sunny Thursday, a chance said, in light of the change. At Peg’s Pantry. mph. Tonight clear, lows in the low Extended outlook were submitted. of early morning showers north MMH school accredited Thursday, he said, the participants in and middle 60s. Wind southwes- There will be no added cost to the and of an afternoon shower or Extended outlook for New Eng­ the transaction will meet at the Hutton , terly less than 10 mph. Thursday Manchester Memorial Hospital’s School of project becau.se of the inclusion of thundershower south. Cooler with land Friday through Sunday: offices in New York City for another LEAN A beer to make lllini cheer sunny in the morning, partly Radiologic Technology recently received a Covenant, Greenblatt said. Covenant highs in the 70s to mid 80s. Connecticut, Massachusetts and view of documentation and will work on NATURAL CASING cloudy in the afternoon. Highs twiFyear accreditation from the Committee on will share a portion of the fees with If it’s beer, beer, beer that makes Fighting lllini New Hampshire: Mostly sunny Rhode Island: Chance of showers them until the work is finished. SLICED again 85 to 90. Wind west to Allied Health Education and Accreditation, Integrity, fans want to cheer, they'll be able to do so corpe today. Highs from near 80 to near early Friday otherwise mostly fair according to a news release,. On Friday, the preliminary work DOMESTIC HOLIDAY FRANKS fall with a special edition "lllini Beer." southwest 10 to 15 mph. 90. Clouding up with scattered and warm . Daytime highs in the The insurance involved protects the The accreditation was awarded after a review completed, the bonds will be ex­ bondholder, Greenblatt said. Sports Beverage Co. of Champaign will market sho.wers and thundershowers 80s. and low 90s except cooler over committee inspected the school for a day last changed for money. the brew produced by Great Lakes Brewing Co. of Air quaiity north and central and partly Cape Cod and the islands. Over- If First Bank of Hartford, which October, according to Dennis Mikolowsky, the handles payments to the bondholders, HAM (10 lb. box) Fort Wayne, Ind., which makes other limited- cloudy south tonight. Lows 60 to 65. n i ^ t lows mid 60s to low 70s. The state Department of E n vir­ school’s program director. G R E E N B L A T T HAS high praise for finds it will be unable to meet a production “novelty" beers. Partly sunny Thursday, a chance Vermont: Fair and warm lb. ($16.90) onmental Protection forecast mod­ The school, which opened in 1957, will graduate the state Insurance Department. "We payment because the project has not ^1.69 The '83 grid schedule is printed on the 12-ounce of morning showers north and of an through the period. Highs in the 80s erate air quality levels across its 25th class this October. Graduates of the school could not have asked them to be more generated enough funds, it calls on the can, along with a picture of Chief Illiniwek, a afternoon shower or thunder­ and low 90s, lows 60 to 70. Connecticut today. are eligible to take the National Registry responsive in this situation, " he said. Ib.Looce trademark of the University of Illinois Athletic Maine, New Hampshire: Fair insurance companies to provide the shower south. Highs in the 70s Examination, after which they become regis­ On Thusday morning last week. funds. n .79 Association — and a printed disclaimer denying north and 80 to 87 south. through the period except a chance 11.89 tered radiation technologists. Greenblatt spoke to the Herald by university responsibility for the product. L.l. Sound Greenblatt said that kind of insu­ Vermont: Sunny and pleasant of showers north and mountains The school, whose program is also approved by phone from New York City. At that Some university officials hadn’t even heard rance against default is extremely Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, today. Highs 80 to 85. Clouding up Sunday. Lows in the m id 50s to low the American Medical Association, offers a time a preclosing review was in about it. unusual for revenue bonds. R.I., and Montauk Point: Mostly tonight. A chance of showers in the 60s. Highs in the mid 70s to low 80s 16-course curriculum that ranges from medical lllini Beer has been in the works for about a northwest winds today around 10 Champlain Valley by morning. Friday warm ing to the mid and ethics to radiologic physics. ANDYS OWN FRESHLY MADE year. It is the brainchild of John Freed III, knots, becoming onshore 10 to 15 Lows 50 to 60. Mostly cloudy upper 80s over the weekend. Dr. Herbert L. Snyder is the school’s medical president of a Greer, S.C. company called knots this afternoon and evening. advisor. John Myers is clinical instructor and GROUND Freedom Spirit, which also markets Badger Beer Fire Calls Variable winds tonight less than 10 Regina Battaglia is coordinator-instructor. in Wisconsin through Sports Beverage. knots and southwest winds Thurs­ ^ %>U.U O Em Eu I 3 lbs. or more day 10 to 15 knots. F a ir through -.t S 'IT T '; GROUND MANY TIMES DAILY Thursday with some cloudiness Manchester Tuesday, 10:28p.m. — St. (Town) n.09 Quote of the day late Thursday. Visibility 5 miles or Veterans may qualify (an motor fire, 95 McKee Wednesday, 3:41 a m. more today, lowering to 1 to 3 miles Monday, 10:42 a.m. — St. (Town) — smoke in the building. Pornography almost drove Jerry Lewis out of Beginning with the October 1983 Grand List, in some haze tonight. Visibility Medical call, 17GosleeSt. Wednesday, 12:15 a. m. 333 Bidwell St. (Town) Ah, for an even suntan films, as he told Fred Robbins in an interview about 5 miles Thursday. Average some veterans of military service who served in (Town) —■ medical call. 47 McKee ANDYS OWN FRESHLY MADE taped for airing this week on Mutual Radio’s wartime will qualify for an additional tax wave heights 1 foot or less today Monday, 12:46 p.m. — An attempt to ban nude sunbathing in public Assignment Hollywood: “ I had already resigned exemption of $1,000 on Manchester property and tonight, slightly higher in Medical call, 47 Maple St. ITALIAN SAUSAGE places has run afoul of zoning laws. myself to the fact that I wouldn't make films some locations this afternoon. taxes, according to town Assessor J. Richard (Town) HOT OR SWKT A new Key West, Fla. ordinance now bans again. What shattered me at that time, a'oout LOB Ai Vincent. n.59 Monday, 1:12 p.m. — sunbathing in the nude except on private property 1971, was the porn film s...I'm just so idealistic To qualify, veterans must: New England LOWEST Grass fire. Interstate 84 where warning signs and a six-foot high fence will and mid-Victorian that I was embarrassed to be • Apply before Oct. 1, 1983. TBMSERATUBC8 extension eastbound be required. The catch is that a separate zoning in a business that would do that...the idea that Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ • Bring a 1982 federal tax return to the (Town) ordinance bans fences over four feet. they would be showing this kind of material... land: Mostly sunny today. Highs in OnrEANS assessor’s office before Oct. 1, 1983, showing a Vacation Bound? t Monday, 1:13 p.m. — Revised at third reading, the ordinance passed " I really took it terribly personally. And then a the mid 70s to low 80s southeast total income of $14,000 or less for married We have all the last minute suppllesll Medical call, 30 Waddell 4-1 Monday night, but no one seems to know what couple of years after that Darryl Zanuck came to coastal section, 80s and possibly veterans or $12,000 or less for single veterans. GOLDEN Road (Town) to do about the conflict. me to do 'Portnoy's Complaint’...and offered me low 90s elsewhere. Clear tonight, 70 • Qualify as a wartim e veteran according to the •styrofoim che$t Monday, 2:47 p.m. — YELLOW "There are simply too many loopholes," said millions and couldn’t understand that I didn’t lows in the 60s except low 70s cities. Connecticut statutes. •picnic cupplles liPI WEATHER FOTOCA8T 0 Water flow alarm, Stop & bananas Commissioner Richard Heyman, a candidate for Thursday sunny in the morning •motquilD colic K” /? 29C want any part of it. And I showed him a picture on The definition of wartime service includes Shop, W. Middle Turnpike mayor. the wall of my office of m y six sons and I said, partly cloudy in the afternoon, service in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps. Air •thongs lb. (Eighth District) Attorney Fred Butner, representing the Am eri­ ‘Maybe if you’ll look at that you'll understand.'" chance showers western highlands Force, and Coast Guard. Veterans must have •beach towels Monday, 6:29 p.m. — can Civil Liberties Union, agreed. He noted that a toward evening. Highs about the / been honorably discharged to qualify, according National forecast Medical call, 13 Warren 6-foot chain-link fence would still meet the same as today. to the statute. come browse with us ITALIAN BREAD 3 l v s . St. (Town) requirement. Maine: Sunny today except a For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During Wednesday night, Wartime service as defined by the statute Fresh Baked In Store Butner called the ordinance "an attempt to chance of a late afternoon thunder­ Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. — $ thundershowers will be expected In the West Gulf Coast Region, the includes service in Vietnam and Korea, 1.00 Turtle duty wash-down, 78 Cliffside establish yet another victimless crim e.” shower north. Highs 80 to 90. F o r more information, call the assessor's office North Atlantic Coast States and the Lower Great Lakes Region. Drive (Town) "Police should work on busting burglars A female sea turtle's rare visit to a Florida Scattered showers and thunder- at 647-3013. Elsewhere weather will remain fair in general. Minimum temperatures Tuesday, 1:09 p.m. — \witb oorsfoit, in.stead of breasts and buttocks." he said. beach left security guards with extra duty, Include; (maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 70 (89), Boston medical call, 46 W. Center watching over the animal and her newly laid 71 (86). Chicago 74 (86), Cleveland 68 (83). Dallas 72 (97). Denver 62 St. (Town) eggs. (88), Duluth 59 (78), Houston 72 (90). Jacksonville 71 (69), Kansas Guards at the Ramada Inn on Okaloosa Island Almanac City 73 (95). Little Rock 71 (92), Los Angeles 63 (76), Miami 78 (88). in Florida the turtle on the beach Monday and Minneapolis 73 (88), New Orleans 72 (90), New York 72 (87), Phoenix made sure no one disturbed her while she laid Now you know 83 (107), San Francisco 55 (74). Seattle 55 (72), St. Louis 73 (94) and eggs, guard Phillip M iller said. Today is Wednesday, Aug. 3, the A division of Besides juniper berries, most gin contains 215th day of 1983 with ISO to follow. Washington 75 (92). Where can you find Carpet Factory Outiets * 1 .0 9 They later guided the animal back to the Gulf of varying amounts of orris, angelica and licorice Mexico and cordoned off the turtle’s nest until The moon is in its last quarter. EVERY L 8 o z . roots: almonds, caraway, coriander, cardamon, Florida Marine Patrol officers moved the eggs to The morning star is Mars. WOMENS 100% WOOL DAY! I •S anise and fennel .seeds; and calamus, cassis bark, a remote spot four hours after the turtle came The evening stars are Mercury, and lemon and orange peels. Not Just Special ashore, he said. Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. SHETLAND Sale Days. Those born on this date are under PAD&^ the sign of Leo. 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A uk. 3, 1383 MANCHESTER HKRALD, Wednesdiiy, Autj. 3. l!IH:i - 5 Reagan orders hunger task force U .S ./W o r U Connecticut Panel to mull differing V D T data In B rief Bv Helen Thomas In B rief UPl White House Reporter 2nd arrest in oil murder By Mark A. Dupuis Rep. William Kiner. D-En(ield. House chairman of a responsibility to respond to those concerns. WASHINGTON — President Reagan, grubbing the Democrats switch parties United Press International the labor and public employees committee, said the An official in the Department of Consumer SEA ISLAND, Ga. — A teenager wanted in the study panel would examine conflicting studies which Protection said the agency received about 10 calls initiative on the hunger issue, says it is a national HARTFORD — Republican State Chairman murders of an oil company executive and his wife tragedy if children, invalids, deserted mothers or HARTFORD — A legislative committee will found or have not found problems associated with daily from people asking questions or raising was arrested late Tuesday, 12 hours after another Thomas J. D’Amore Jr. says at least seven examine conflicting studies on possible hazards in VDTs. complaints about radiation or health aspects ol \'DTs. senior citizens go hungry in America, "the land of Democrats have changed parly affiliation to run suspect in the case died from swallowing plenty." using video display terminals to determine if the state Despite the studies. Kiner said the state study The state Department of Health Services and the for office this fall as Republicans, a move he sees needs to regulate the computer devices commonly committee is needed "by the very fact there are Department of Environmental Protection receive herbicide. Reagan made the comments in a memorandum to as the start of a trend. Kenneth Bernard Blanks, 18, was arrested by White House counselor Edwin Meese directing Meese referred to as VDTs. reams of information that seem to contradict each similar complaints, the official said. Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents at 10:55 D’Amore said Tuesday he couldn’t remember The study committee decided Tuesday to work from other." The committee study will be done in connection with to set up a national task force to find out why there are as many candidates changing parties to run in p.m. EDT Tuesday at a Greyhound bus station in millions of hungry people in the United States. existing studies on VDTs before deciding if it needs Sen. Joseph Harper Jr.. D-New Britain. Senate the Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineer­ Atlanta, police in the Georgia capital confirmed. local contests and described the seven changeov- more research into potential health or radiation chairman of the labor and public employees ing. a select group of 150scientists w ho provide advice He did so at a time when the nation's mayors and ers as an "unusual number." The arrest was the result of a nationwide alert members of Congress were focusing attention on the problems associated with the machines. committee, said the study would show if legislation or on a voluntary basis on issues of public policy. issued for Blanks, who apparently was attempt­ “ Many current and former Democrats are The committee, made up of leaders of the government regulation of VDTs and use of the The academy work will focus on radiation ,ind food assistance programs and rejecting further cuts questioning what that party stands for, other than ing to flee by bus when picked up. Police did not in the food stamp program. Legislature’s Labor and Public Employees and machines was needed. vision questions. The Department ol Consumer say where he was headed or where he had been patronage, the status quo and ’politics as usual,” ’ General Law committees, was created by the Kiner said the study grew out of requests more than Protection and Office of Legislative Research will Tuesday, the U.S. Conference of Mayors chided D’Amore said in a statement. since the killings. Reagan for budget cuts in food programs and said it Legislature this year as an alternative to a bill laying a year ago from state workers who asked lawmakers examine other aspects, such as design of VDTs and The nude bodies of W. Britt Roberts, 61, former He said he believed the seven changeovers down guidelines for VDT use. to look into the oiiestinns. He said the Legislature hud the workplace in which they are used. has drafted a seven-point program to ease the hunger “ will be the trend of the future as people start president of Chevron Oil International, and his of an estimated 40 million Americans. wife Meril, 52, were found Saturday in separate taking a new look at the Republican Party.” On Capitol Hill, the House approved a resolution Democratic State Chairman James M. Fitzge­ bathtubs in their home on Sea Island, a wealthy expressing the sense of the Congress that there should residential resort area off the south Georgia cost. rald was reluctant to respond to D’Amore’s Banks challenging new Interstate law be no further cutbacks in federal food aid to needy statement. Americans. "I just think if he wants to trumpet that kind of federal law will change.” Woolf said. that should the laws change they will merge Dollar In check, yet strong Reagan ordered Meese to organize a panel of thing, God bless him. but I’m not going to get NEW HAVEN — Northeast Bancorp has agreed to Thomas F. Richardson, chairman and chief experts in poverty research, nutrition, economics, involved,” Fitzgerald said. merge with a New York bank in an estimated $170 The Bank of New York agreed to buy a warrant to LONDON — Concerted intervention by the United government and education to conduct a "no-holds- million deal hinging on a challenge of Connecticut's executive of New Haven-based Northeast, said it purchase up to 165.000 shares of Northeast’s common States and European banks stemmed the dollar's barred" study of the cause and remedy of hunger. new interstate banking law. might be a "long engagement,” but the merger stock, about 18.5 percent of the bank’s total rise on the overseas money markets today. “ America is literally the breadbasket of the world," Stratford toll first down? Northeast, Connecticut’s third largest banking agreement is valid for seven years and he is confident outstanding shares. Trading was comparatively quiet and the he said. "Our farms are the envy of the world." company, announced Tuesday it would merge with the marriage of the two banks will take place. It also agreed to pay 185 percent for Northeast's STRATFORD — A Stratford lawmaker wants dollar fell back a fraction against most The president said he wants to find out if food Bank of New York Co. despite state law that limits "It is sort of like getting married,” he said. "First book value for the remainder of outstanding shares, the state to designate the Connecticut Turnpike currencies at the outset, dealers said. The gold assistance programs “ are being mismanaged." and out-of-state mergers to certain other New England you have to hook up with someone. If it takes three with officials estimating that deal worth about $170 toll plaza in his hometown as the first to be torn market also was slack. asked if certain aspects of the programs require more UPl photo financial institutions. years before anything can be done about it, then it million at current prices. The dollar, however, held steady against money. down in a toll removal plan adopted this year. “ As far as I'm concerned, they are jumping the becomes a long engagement.” Both purchases would be made only when the law- Republican Rep. Vincent Chase cited a Europe's strongest currency, the German mark, “ We in government cannot respond effectively to gun,” said state Banking Commissioner Brian J. The agreement recognizes the merger can be permits. January accident that killed seven people at the underlining the strength of the American this problem unless- we know the nature of the John Shiel, 64, from Washington, D.C., a before breaking a fast that began on Woolf, the defendant in a suit filed by Northeast executed only after changes in either Connecticut’s The merger would create a banking company with turnpike’s Stratford toll, and other concerns in currency, which is trading at around its best difficulties we seek to remedy," he said. "We simply member of the Community for Creative July 4. The purpose of the fast was to Friday to challenge Connecticut’s interstate banking interstate bank law or in the Douglas Amendment to nearly $15 billion in assets and an extensive branch levels in nine years. do not know enough to say." making the request Tuesday to Transportation law. the federal Bank Holding Company Act. system in New York’s Rockland and Westchester Non-Violence, leads a group of about inspire the federal government to Commissioner J. William Burns. The dollar opened in Frankfurt at 2.6585 marks "But I intend to find out," he declared. "As yo'i In this case, federal law defers legislative Neither Woolf nor Richardson said they had any counties and along Connecticut's shoreline. against 2.6580 at Tuesday's close. know, I am fully committed to feeding the poor people 150 people in a hymn with a loaf of bread release additional foodstuffs. Chase said at least nine more accidents, three responsibilities to the states and, in Connecticut, a indication that the Connecticut Legislature or the The Bank of New York had $12.8 billion in assets and involving injuries to drivers, had occurred at the Elsewhere it opened a fraction lower. of this nation. No child, senior citizen, deserted new law which took effect in June prohibits Northeast Congress would change banking regulations to allow $9.1 billion in deposits as of June 30, while Northeast, Stratford tolls since the fiery January crash. mother or invalid should have to go hungry in from qnerging with the New York bank, he said. the merger. whose chief subsidiary is Union Trust Co. of Stamford, Sri Lanka rebuilding America — not only because we are a land of plenty, The mayors will urge Congress to adopt new jobs said. "The Reagan administration has made cuts in "I don’t see anv indication that either state or Northeast and the Bank of New York have agreed had assets of $1.5 billion and deposits of $1.3 billion. but because federal law guarantees that our plenty is programs providing "meaningful" work for the food programs while the number of hungry has Watkins at EB opening COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Sri Lanka began a to be shared with those in true need.” unemployed and underemployed, he said. increased." GROTON — Adm. James D. Watkins, chief of mammoth reconstruction job today following New Orleans Mayor Ernest Morial told reporters on Morial estimated 22 million people receive food The House voted 407-16 for the resolution, which was naval operations, is scheduled to be the guest Battered wife more than a week of ethnic violence that killed at Capitol Hill the mayors have devised a plan to ease stamps and another 18 million hungry people are sent to the Senate for action and was intended as a speaker at the Aug. 27 launching at the Electric Listing service must pay fine least 240 people. The government also expelled a hunger, which he blamed on Reagan's spending cuts "scattered throughout the nation." signal to Reagan that Congress would approve no United Press International correspondent. Boat shipyard of the fast-attack submarine USS and high unemployment approaching "the degree of ’"There are 40 million Americans documented who further cuts in the food stamp program after HARTFORD tLl'i) - An as Rental Experts, was fined for tions or giving listings without The Supreme Court scheduled a session today the Depre.ssinn ” Rickover. avoids jaiiing fall into the category of hungry Americans today.” he approving cuts in 1981 and 1982. apartment listing service has violating an earlier court order first receiving authorization to review a constitutional amendment that would Watkins, chief of naval operations since June been ordered to pay a $2,000 fine prohibiting certain practices, from apartment owners. ban any public support for the provincial 1982, helped launch the Trident submarine under court orders issued in a officials said Tuesday. The order also had prohibited secession sought by militant Tamils for the Georgia in November 1982 and attended the HARTFORD (UPl) — A battered woman has been consumer protection case The earlier order prohibited northeastern area of the country. commissioning of the attack submarine City of spared prison by a judge who said she was driven to the company from giving list­ brought by the stale. the company from giving custo­ ings that didn't include the day The amendment would impose penalties START talks end amid Soviet charges Corpus Christ! earlier this year. kill her husband as he slept after years of sexual and Century Business Brokers of mers listings of apartments that the availability of the apirt- ranging from deprivation of civil rights to death. An EB spokesman said Tuesday retired Adm. psychological abuse. Hyman G. Rickover will attend the ceremony but Hartford Superior Court Judge David M. Borden Hartford, which is also known didn’t meet customer specifica­ m^nl was last verified. through public statements,” Rowny said. is not expected to speak at the 11:30 a.m. ruled Tuesday that Sadie Lee Carter, 54, formerly of 35 killed In Uganda U.S. accused of stall With the START negotiations recessed until Oct. 5, launching. Bloomfield, is not “ dangerous " and sentenced her to a KAMPALA, Uganda — Suspected anti­ the negotiators for both sides headed for their The Rickover will be the first nuclear-powered suspended 12'/i-year prison term with five years government guerrillas killed 35 passengers of a to give time for MX respective capitals to meet with top officials on how to submarine named for a living person. probation. cross-country bus and wounded at least 20 others break the impasse. Rickot^r, 83, is known as the father of the Mrs. Carter, who pleaded guilty to first-degree in Luwero district, the Roman Catholic news­ GENEVA, Switzerland (UPl) — U.S. and Soviet The United States and Soviet Union have modified nuclear navy. manslaughter in the October 1981 shooting death of paper Munno said today. negotiators, having made no apparent progress, their original positions on intercontinental missiles Edward J. Carter, 47. could have faced a maximum 20 The report from one of Uganda's most reliable recessed the 13-month-old talks on nuclear arms and bombers, but remain far apart on limits for sea Compass stoiy awarded years in prison for the slaying prosecutors claim she daily newspapers said the gunmen shot at the control and returned home to consult with and land-based missiles and multiple warhead planned. tires of the bus, which was travelling along the policymakers. nuclear weapons. GROTON — The Compass, a weekly newspaper "In all likelihood, she is not dangerous, " Borden MERCHANDISE Gulu highway close to the village of Katungo, The fourth round of the Strategic Arms Reduction Parallel talks on medium-range missiles in Europe, serving eastern Connecticut and Westerly, R.I., said, recounting the victim's long record of abuse, "ft FROM A U about 70 miles north of Kampala. Talks, which began two months ago, ended on a sour which began Nov. 30, 1981, and recessed for the has won the National Newspaper Association’s was too much for her, it pushed her over the breaking The report said the gunmen ordered the note Tuesday with Soviet negotiator Viktor Karpov summer on July 14, are to resume Sept. 6. award for best investigative news story. point, even though it wasn't sudden. " OUR STORES! passengers to get off the bus, lined them up and accusing the United States of stalling. NATO allies are due to proceed with the deployment The Compass series on sexual assaults against Borden took the unusual step of recessing the court opened fire with automatic weapons. Some of the "The American position is one of marking time,” he of 572 new U.S. cruise and Pershing-2 missiles in a 5-year-old Mystic boy and the criminal justice after listening to Mrs. Carter's attorney, William T. 35 dead and more than 20 wounded were women told reporters. Europe unless agreement is reached with the Soviet system’s handling of the case, won first place in Gerace of Hartford, make a 30-minule plea for and children, it said. He also said production of the MX intercontinental Union on limiting medium-range missiles in Europe. the association’s 1983 National Better Newspaper leniency. . missile would not act as leverage to force concessions At the START talks, the United States has proposed contests. Gerace described Mrs. Carter as a "decent Italy ready for Socialist from Moscow, as the Reagan administration has a ceiling of 1,200 for missiles and 400 for bombers and There were 2,914 entries in 81 categories. church-going woman" who was subjected to years of argued, but would spur a new arms race. cutting nuclear warheads to 5,000 on each side. The award will be presented Sept. 23 during the beatings and psychological terror by her husband of ROME — Prime Minister-designate Bettino Moscow "would find the means” to respond to the Of the 5,000 warheads, only half could be on NNA’s 98th annual convention and trade show in almost 30 years. Craxi met with Italian leaders on new Cabinet MX, he said. land-based weapons, slicing into Moscow’s arsenal, Louisville, Ky. Edward Carter had squandered his wife's earnings appointments before his expected announcement Karpov's comments angered U.S. chief negotiator which is primarily land-based. The Compass is published by Shore Line on drugs, liquor and other women and told her he had that he can form the country's first Socialist-led Edward L. Rowny, who issued a written statement, "The Soviet Union, arming this would allow the Newspapers of Guilford, a division of Capital been having sexual relations with her daughter, REGAL'S “ On The Sidewalk reminding the Soviets of a mutual agreement when government. VIKTOR KARPOV United States to maintain its superiority in Cities Communications Inc. of New York City. Gerace said. The lawyer said that when Mrs. Carter It was expected that Craxi would announce he START began June 29, 1982, to negotiate in private. sea-launched missiles, proposed a ceiling of 1,800 for returned home from cataract surgery, Edward could form a new government today or Thursday negotiating in public? "We are here to negotiate at the table and not both missiles and bombers. Carter beat her, put a gun to her head and ordered her at the latest. Arson suspected at school to cook for him. Craxi, 49, spent Tuesday with the leaders of his BRIDGEPORT — An investigating team has The Carters were getting a divorce at the time of the DOG DAYS OF SUMMER four prospective coalition partners, discussing been asked to check the possiblity of arson in a slaying, and Mrs. Carter had won a court order to keep which Cabinet posts each party will get. interest rates dominate pre-dawn fire which swept through the vacant her husband out of their Bloomfield house where the Craxi is expected to form a five-party three-story Franklin Elementary School, injur­ shooting occurred. • MANCHESTER STORE ONLY! center-left coalition government with his S c io l­ FLASH ing two firefighters. Aside from psychological problems, Mrs. Carter ists, the dominant Christian Democrats, the otherwise good economic news Fire Chief John Schmidlin said Tuesday he had has heart trouble, diabetes and blindness in one eye. • ONE DAY ONLY - THURS. 9 to 9 Social Democrats, Republicans and Liberals. no preliminary information the fire was deliber­ Gerace said, and even the victim's family did not want RIZZO POOLS ately set. her jailed. • All Sales Final, Cash & Carry! Two of the 60 city firefighters sent to battle the Borden pondered.the case in chambers for an hour Activists demand nuke ban WASHINGTON (UPl) - The effect of higher While a boon to American tourists who were able to blaze on the city’s east side were treated for and, after returning to the bench, ruled, “ Leniency interest rates swept through foreign exchange buy more, th6 strength of the dollar makes imported FINAL CLEARANCE TOKYO — The 1983 World Conference Against minor injuries in the Bridgeport Hospital outweighs the factors in favor of jail." markets and the domestic stock markets, overwhelm­ oil more expensive for many countries and higher Gerace had told the judge that Mrs. Carter was Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs closed today with a ing the news about stable house sales and a surge in eihergency room and released, Schmidlin said. (Select Group) call for a total ban on the development, testing, interest rates make international debts harderto pay. "deranged then, and I think she still has got SHORT SLEEVE factory orders. On Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange Robert Pogorzelski, 34, fell from a piece of fire possession and deployment of nuclear weapons. apparatus, and Glenn Bardinelli, 27, was treated problems.” Also Tuesday, the Treasury Department surpris­ suffered its fifth consecutive toss by the close of The demand was contained in a document, SAVE 50% for a back injury. Borden stipulated that Mrs. Carter receive ingly disclosed an effort to dampen the strength of the trading, blamed mainly on concerns over higher psychiatric treatment during her probation, which SPORT SHIRTS dubbed the “ Tokyo Declaration," issued at the dollar in coordinated moves with Japan, West end of the three-day conference — a prelude to interest rates. The Dow Jones industrial average was ON ALL FLOOR MODELS will be served in North Carolina where she now lives. Germany and Switzerland and possibly other massive observances on the 38th anniversary of off slightly more than 6 points to close at 1,188. POOLS-FILTERS-LADDERS Youth electrocuted In ordering the probation. Borden said. “ I don't want Values to *20 countries to sell dollars both Friday and Monday. The Higher interest rates were also blamed for the only anyone to feel punishment is not being imposed.” DRESS SHIRTS the first atomic bomb attack in Hiroshima on SOUTHINGTON - A Bristol youth was Aug. 6, 1945. move was seen by many analysts as an intentional disquieting news within an otherwise strong June Prosecutors called the sentence extraordinary, but warning shot across the bow of speculators. ACCESSORIES-TOYS-FLOATS electrocuted and his uncle badly burned when the "We demand the removal of all military bases report on factory orders Tuesday. They jumped 3.9 declined further comment. In the past, such actions generally have not been AND LAWN FURNITURE jack on the staging they were tearing down hit a with nuclear warheads across the world. We will percent to a record high of 8176.8 billion, the They had said that Mrs. Carter showed a handgun to disclosed until weeks after they occurred and the Commerce Department said. 27,600-volt wire. a neighbors days before the slaying and told them she never permit nuclear deterrent and denounce the traditon of secrecy returned later in the day when The victim, Danny Audet, 16, died at Bradley SHORT SLEEVE (Select Group) theory that limited nuclear war is possible," it But. while the strongest increase since September would use it on her estranged husband the next time he said. department spokesmen refused to discuss the 1980 and the seventh rise in eight months, the Memorial Hospital Tuesday after efforts to came home. interventionist moves further. improvement did not include the bedrock machinery resuscitate him failed. His uncle. Real Audet, 38, Before the shooting, Mrs. Carter also called her SPORT SHIRTS Gandy, Allain win runoff “ There is nothing more we can say,” said Treasury categories. was in critical condition in the intensive care unit husband’s employer and asked his paycheck be sent to Department spokesman Marlin Fitzwater late Instead the improvement was concentrated in at NewvBritain General Hospital. her because he would not be coming back to work, JACKSON, Miss. — Evelyn Gandy, seeking to Tuesday. "We would prefer not to comment at this defense equipment, for which orders zoomed 74 Police said the two, both employed in the family prosecutors said. DRESS SHIRTS Values to *26 become the state’s first woman governor, point." percent, and business computers. business of Audet Siding of Bristol, were taking captured a runoff spot in Mississippi’s Demo­ The dollar, made more attractive by rising U.S. down a scaffold staging jack at the Cherrywood cratic primary election and will battle populist interest rates, was still worth slightly more than eight Manor when Real tripped and bumped Danny, Judge rules Somers prison Bill Allain — who ran a surprisingly strong French francs when the markets closed overseas who was holding the jack. It hit the wire. second. Tuesday, a record established Monday. The Italian OR PURCHASE ANY ABOVE Neighbors said they heard two loud explosions can ban inmate petition right Miss Gandy, 62, the state’s first woman lire also remained at its weakest point ever relative to when the jack fell on the Connecticut Light & SPORT SHIRTS the dollar. GROUND POOL IN STOCK Power wire. HARTFORD (UPl) — A federal judge says officials lieutenant governor, state treasurer and insu­ worried about maintaining order at the state's rance commissioner, waged a see-saw battle with But later, when the New York markets closed, the AT 25% TO 40% OFF. Take dollar had retreated somewhat. Analysts said maximum-security prison in Somers may ban M-L-XL TALL Values to *24 Allain — staying in front much of Tuesday night Dodd: postpone reorganize inmates from circulating petitions. TALL but only by a razor-thin margin. speculators had apparently gotten the message that it now and save, or stretch more massive intervention later could leave them HARTFORD — The U.S. Department of U.S. District Judge Jose A. Cabranes approved the (Select Group) holding overpriced dollars. your budget with our con­ Education reorganization planned for Sept. 15 recommendation of a federal magistrate Monday, venient 0.0% interest'laya­ should be postponed until any adverse effects clearing the way for the policy to take effect. The Lightning strikes from the change are examined, says Sen. recommendation had been made by U.S. Magistrate way .plan, and take dellv- Christopher Dodd, D-Conn. F. Owen Eagan, but needed Cabranes' approval. DISCONTINUED ^ twice, kiiis two ery in the Spring. Dodd, Rep. George Miller, D-Calif., and Sen. Eagan, noting inmates can raise grievances Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., are seeking congres­ individually, said the petition ban is a reasonable way CRESTVIEW, Fla. to keep order and does not violate the rights of onoo (UPl) — When lightning sional support for a resolution to delay the prisoners at the Connecticut Correctional Institution. FLORSHEIM struck their house, setting jusTAHmveo reorganization until a General Accounting Office appliances afire, Frieda McartotM study is conducted. hU U n kcf! They said Tuesday the reorganization is the WHITE SHOES < Parker and her 4-year-old HELPI PATW FURMTURE son fled outside — only to Ml STOCK — '-ftna second in 18 months and will affect the offices of be struck and killed by Summertime, Inters secondary and elementary education, vocational another bolt of lightning. mane. Saire * Take* and adult education, and regional offices. H4tay, PLUS Cbua- Marlow's Shoe Dept. Okaloosa County she­ “ We are concerned that this plan will have a riff’s Sgt. Bill Welch said devastating impact on a wide range of educa­ Last Fling at Ridiculous Prices Mrs. Parker, 24. and her immM m U M m , .J lL m S A m i f oea*o tional services,” they said. son Simon were killed ALL WOMEN'S on Summer Merchandise! 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Jack Bolton / C o v e n t r y What Agencies D’Amore has high hopes for ‘84 A ndersoifl ^ Washington j * In this ”cycle,’' says Tom hasn’t been operating lately but Representative Jackie Durrell a re P a rt o f Merry-Qo-Hound • JJ D’Amore when he talks about he, in time, will revive it. will succeed Sullivan. his hopes tor local elections next D’Amore will be happy if that D’AMORE ADMITS that New town attorney is chosen fall, there will be no turkey Capitol Comments works, because Stamford is one even with a bam-bumer going of the places where the GOP will among Democrats in Bridge­ shoots. Bv Soroh Possell behalf. it over to the attorney for the builders." the U nited W ay? D'Amore. the Republican be battling to retain control of port over the majority, reelect­ Bob Conrad ing Republican Mayor Leonard Herald Reporter Deputy First Selecman Douglas T. Diana this morning denied the state chairman, says the party City Hall. Veteran Mayor Louis.. Cheney sayss he first approached Teller in accusation. won’t run "sacrificial lambs” Syndicated Columnist Clapes won’t be back. Among ' Paoletta will be a tall order. But Hutton BOLTON — The Bolton Board of June at a Planning Commission meeting. "I don’t know why they’re doing this to anywhere in the state if he can contenders for the GOP nomina­ in New Britain, Democrat fam­ Selectmen Tuesday night appointed a new When Teller apparently expressed interest me," said Diana. “I did the best I could. help it. and that goes for next tion are a couple of present or ily fights ih the past have let town attorney, settling the month-oid First Selectman Henry P. Ryba moved in to When my partner died and they came to me year as well. He intends to see past state legislators — Repre­ Republicans elecPmqyors. He gaining mystery of which local attorney the negotiate. I said I would only serve until they could sentative Chris Shays and sees that as possible this year, selectmen have been negotiating with to fill No one else was apprached for the job and find someone else." that the GOP puts credible the part-time position that opened when candidates on the ballot. No GOP bring out the sparkle in his tablishing a new bottom line in former Senator Dick with Michael Kozlowski it' no bids were requested, despite an earlier Preuss has said that in a case last year the former town attorney Vincent L. Diana suggestion from Selectman Carl A. Preuss. town lost by default when Diana failed to These Stfunited Way agencies offices left unchallenged. No eyes. 1983 — his beginning “cycle" for Cunningham. proven competitor on the basis in clout completed his term this year. rebuilding the GOP — of filling Elsewhere, the congressional of coming oh-so-close two years Teller’s appointment comes in the wake show up in court. The case was later help me people of our 24-town area. turkeys. Republicans, like most politi­ Samuel H. Teller, a Bolton resident of a selectmen’s dissatisfaction with Diana re-opened and the town won a favorable D’Amore, reflecting the de­ cal observers, are convinced all spots on local ballots. No district chairmen who will be ago. practicing law in East Hartford with the In Waterbury, the outlook is at the post, according to comments from ruling. termination of his leader and that Ronald Reagan will run for blanks. No turkeys. . hearing from D’Amore are WASHINGTON — When E.F. firm of Leon E. Throwe, Teller & Nagle and members of the board. Diana took over the position in January tutor. U.S, Senator Lowell reelection next year. They Former State Senator Dick Larry Hughes of Newington in better qow for reasonable GOP Hutton talks. President Reagan currently vice chairman of the Planning ”I couldn’t stand some of his opinions." 1982 after the death of longtime Town Weicker of Greenwich, doesn’t believe he will do well in this Bozzuto of Watertown is head­ the First. Nick Norton (D’A- unity behind a mayoral entrant, listens — even at the''risk of ; _ Commission, has agreed to serve as town Cheney said after the meeting, adding, Attorney Jerome Walsh. Both men were want to let any election go by state. Over at GOP headquar­ ing a committee to determine more’s faithful Tonto on finan­ as Bozzuto will surely say when considerable politica^l ,^ attorney for $3,500 a year plus $360 per day "When the town was trying to preserve partners in the Manchester law firm for every day spent in court on the town’s American Red Cross. Greater Hartford Chapter default, as his party has let ters in Hartford, D’Amore is where the GOP has its best shot ces at state headquarters) of he files his report on potential embarrassment. some land on South Road he (Diana) turned Garrity. Walsh. Diana and Wichman. happen in the past where crossing off the days on the in the bigger races this year. He Colchester in the Second, Dick target areas. But candidate In his 10 years as a Securities and American Social Health Association Democratic opposition ap­ calendar with bolder strokes will report by the end of this Giliardi of Stratford in the Henry Capozzi is still an under­ Exchange commissioner, conser-.^ Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Enfield peared unbeatable. each day. That is a big part of month. Third, John Anglace of Shelton dog to five-term Democratic vative Utah Republican J o h n _ j Big Brolhers/Big Sisters of Greater Hartford “1 will consider it a victory if his reason for the candidate TO HELP PREPARE the in the Fifth and Phil Denison of Mayor Ed Bergin. Evans has been the embodiment o f .^ Boy Scouts of America — Long Rivers Council we can do that," says D’Amore, search now. way for a coordinated Republi­ Simsbury in the Sixth. D’Amore’s point, of course, is Reagan’s campaign pledge to Bolton to have rec commission Boys' Clubs of Hartford the New Hartford insurance D’Amore is counting on Rea­ can effort in the fall elections, D’Amore also intends to make to have the GOP start shaping return the nation to Main Street, Broad-Park Development Corp man who parlayed his expe­ gan to spread his coattails all D’Amore will be lighting fires the most of every opportunity up now for the opportunity he U.S.A. He has been a champion of BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen you’ll have the harmony you should have,” Boisoneau claimed To peiceiit of all Camp Fire Constitution Council rience in boiler room politics across Connecticut. D’Amore under GOP congressional dis­ provided by Democrats, sees beckoning in 1984. But he agreed Tuesday to appoint a temporary he argued. Let the director pick his own." eligible buys in town, ages 8 to 13. small business and the small five-member recreation commission to Former recreation director- Gil D. participated in either soccer or football Capitol Region Conlerence of Churches over a decade and his connec­ wants to be sure there are trict organizations. Some have whether through their internal isn’t stopping there. He talks of investor’s rights, an avid deregula- Catholic Family Services his "three-year plan” for the help the town recreation director do his job. Boisoneau, a Manchester dentist, showed when he was in charge of the program. tion with Weicker into becoming Republicans aboard those coat­ been pretty inactive, or simply troubles as in Bridgeport and tor who has fought to break up the . Child & Family Services dead. New Britain, or when an en­ GOP, already in the works. And Faced with a town recreation program up at the board meeting Tuesday night to Since then girls have joined the soccer the party’s top policy doctor, tails, running for every possible Wall Street securities cartel. push Ryba’s view program and continue to participate in Community Child Guidance Clinic Irwin Silver of Stamford, who trenched Democrat takes his that interval will just happen to that several selectmen have described as office. The prize next year, he But instead of appointing Evans "out of control.” the board has spent "This job is monumental." said Boiso- many others. Community Council ol the Capitol Region THE "CYCLE” D’Amore says, could be control of one or won the chairmanship of the foot off the base, as veteran bring the party to 1986 and the to a new five-year term, the " months trying to come up with a way to neau, who served in the volunteer position The board finally agreed to appoint the Connecticut Legal Services mentions this year, as he cuts both chambers of the state Fourth Congressional District First Selectman John Sullivan biggest prize of all in state president has been persuaded to ^-|' oversee it. First Selectman Henry P. Ryba from 1981 to 1982. "When I started there director and ask the director to recommend Connecticut Radio Information Service his teeth in the chairman’s job. legislature. recently in a contest with has done in Fairfield. In the politics — an election for replace him with Charles Cox, the • ^ differed sharply with fellow board member were seven sports. When I left there were candidates to the board, which would retain Frances "Sonsie" Overlock of Connecticut United Labor Community Services is really a warmup for 1984, But first things first, says latter case, the GOP is super governor. (Syndicated by The SEC’s chief economist and a man Carl A. Preuss over who should appo/nt the 2 0 . " authority to appoint members of the when the possibilities for the D’Amore, and that means es­ New Canaan, says that group confident that former State Herald of New Qritain.) commission members. commission. _Cenl'er who’s in solid with Wall Street. Arguing the urgent need for beefed-up Direct Aid Preuss argued at first in favor of Commission members wili be asked to Cox’s most ardent supporter Is staffing. Boisoneau told the board it would serve as coordinators for individual pro­ Enfield Vis'lmg Nurse Association SEC Chairman John Shad, a appointing the commi.ssion and letting the take too long for it to appoint all five commission elect its director. members. He said the procedure worked grams as well as maintain equipment Farmington Valley Association for Retarded former E.F. Hutton executive. inventories: assess facilities and pro­ & Handicapped In Manchester Ryba pointed out that the town charter well when he recruited his own ad hoe requires the board to appoint a director. "commission” to help him run the grams, especiaily the need fur instructional Farmington Valley Visiting Nurse Association CONSERVATIVE critics of the programs. programs: and set up procedures for Girl Scouts of the U S A Cox appointment fear it signals the “Somebody has to appoint this here registering participants and collecting TSS CBAM6II1G commission,” said Ryba. ”I’d just as soon Next year the town expects to sponsor Connecticut Trails Council ol Girl Scouts fees. president’s shift from Main Street ^ „ have it the other way around — let the Connecticut Valley Girl Scout Council The town’s to Wall Street Republicanism. My ..„ programs in 23 sports, including softball, Preuss hopes the commission will take a director pick the commission.” soccer, football and gymnastics. Total cost close look at the needs of women and the Connecticut Yankee Girl Scout Council associates Indy Badhwar and ”If we pick the commission I don’t think to the town is expected to be nearly $27,000. elderly. Goodwill Industries ol the Springfield/Harltord Area Donald Goldberg obtained internal Greater Enfield Association for Retarded unofficial art A A o m irv E S z SEC documents that seem to ^ . & Handicapped Citizens demonstrate that Cox favors big DEP Insisting on sewer Greater Hartford Association for Retarded Citizens business over the small investor — __ Hartford Areas Rally Together The fine art of scribbling on the delicious knowledge that though Cox denies such a bias. Hartford Dispensary sidewalks, desks and on high­ one is not supposed to be Last November, Cox penned a way underpasses is not a lost doing it. lengthy memo that attacked a Hartford Interval House art in Manchester. proposed SEC rule on corporate Hartford Jewish Community Center Yes, graffiti can be an Coventry may face state fines Hartford Neighborhood Centers In fact, it’s thriving. annoyance. The writing is takeovers. The rule was designed In an article in the Tuesday primarily to take away the big Hill Center often difficult to remove, and Authority, which hud pushed hard for the Hispanic Health Council Manchester Herald, reporter investors’ advantage when one By Kathy A. Garmus ACTION BY the DEP had been delayed,’ it can ruin the appearance of corporation buys out another. Herald Correspondent Herzig said, “because some progress was sewer systehn as the most economically and Hockanum Industries Sarah Hall told of the pithy an otherwise pristine coat of Cox complained that the rule being made on both sides." However, after environmentally (eusible solution to the Hockanum Valley Child Day Care Center sayings —‘‘Empires that COVENTRY — Coventry may face some of the sewer alternatives being sewage problem. Hockanum Valley Community Council paint. And when it, it carried would slow down the takeover . "The council can't do any more than rise, empires that fall, all that to excess, it is nothing but thousands of dollars in fines as the result of discussed were rejected by the DEP and the Into Line process and, therefore, might a forthcoming lawsuit over the town’s sewer plan was defeated in February, the bring a reasonable proposal before the exists is nothing at all” — as pollution for the eyes. Just deter some takeovers. “This will •. failure to comply with a 1971 abatement department decided to seek a resolution in people," said Town Council member M. Jewish Family Service of Greater Hartford well as the succinct — “Be think of the last time you sat cause a net social loss,” he wrote, " order issued by the state Department of the courts. Deborah Walsh of the frustration surround­ La Casa de Puerto Rico prepared.” in a New York subway car “because the evidence clearly -- Environmental Protection, which required “It’s been shot down in referenda," ing attempts to construct a sewer system. Legal Aid Society of Hartford County Sometimes the writers and looked at the miles and shows that takeovers are the town to raise funds for a sewer system in Herzig said. "It’s at a point where we see no Should a court order forcing the town to Lutz Children's Museum were trying to get someone to productive.” " the lake area. other alternative but to force the issue raise its share of the construction costs be Manchester Area Conference ol Churches miles of spray-painted Many economists disagree, hav- .., The state, acting at the request of the legally." issued, it is unclear what options the town Manchester Association lor Retarded Citizens chuckle. “Smile if you’re scrawls. DEP, will seek a court order to force The DEP is seeking an "injunction and wouid have to raise the funds. Since any ing concluded that takeovers by project that involves spending of that Manchester Public Health Nursing Association ugly,” probably made more But there’s something ap­ big corporations do less to spur the Coventry to raise $1.8 million of the total forfeiture," with fines tube "based upon the than one person grin. cost of $5 million for a sewer system, money the town is saving by not going magnitude requires approval by town New Dawn Pre-school Educational Center pealing about graffiti, too. It economy than investment of the Richard Webb, assistant attorney general, ahead with the plan, ” he said. The fines residents, it is possible the issue could go to North Central Coalition (or Children in Crisis And sometimes it was just can be a town’s history book. same amount of money in a new ^ said Tuesday. In addition, fines are being would range from $4,354 per month "during a referendum again. North Central Connecticut Mental Health System true love at work; “Rich For instance, look at the enterprise. ..^e. sought for the town’s noncompliance with the design period" to $16,796 per month ■’We don’t know exactly what the People for Youth loves Darleen.'’ the order. after completion of the facility, when the remedies would be," said Joan A. Lewis, fading p eace symbols chairwoman of the Town Council. Should River East Homemaker-Home Health Aide Service Exultation is big, too. “The AS FOR THE EDGE that big Webb said he is awaiting additional bond issue and operation and maintenance Salvation Army scrawled on highway under­ investors have during a takeover, documentation from the DEP, but expects costs are calculated. Herzig said. such an order be issued, the town’s most Class of ‘85’ is the greatest” is passes, a reminder of days likely recourse would be to appeal the San Juan Center a common refrain. Cox wrote: ' to file the suit next week. The sewer plan rejected in February long ago when young people “The comment that professional called for construction of a 200.000-gallon-a- decision. Mrs. Lewis added. School Aid Perhaps, as the reporter marched on Washington, or investors have an advantage in the. . ’THE DEP originally issued an abatement day treatment plant and sewer lines to Town Manager Charles F. McCarthy also Services for the Elderly noted, Manchester is a present system is correct. Profes-. order in 1971 following complaints of raw serve 310 homes in the area, which includes declined to speculate what the town would South Arsenal Neighborhood Development the word “war” scrawled on sewage seeping into Coventry Lake, but the about 10 percent of the residences in town. Corporation subdued town when it comes sionals will have an advantage in. do under such an order, saying that it "is a stop signs. order was modified in 1976. While the town The plan was rejected by voters largely South Windsor Public Health Nursing Association to scribbling style. People any system. Professionals invest legal question." met some requirements of the order, such because of the projected cost of the system, Southend Community Services here don’t go in for spray One of the things about the time and resources to continu- “' as submitting a facilities plan, it failed to which would have required a 0.5-percent However, Town Attorney Daniel K. ally operate in the market.. .That is ’ “verify local financing." a requirement increase in the mill rate, in addition to fees Lamont was reluctant to discuss the matter United Services Organizations painting much, unlike other, graffiti is that our eyes because he had not yet received copies of Urban League of Greater Hartford larger towns, like New York. no problem, it is the way markets - ' that was supposed to have been met by incurred by sewer users. become immune to it. We work in all lines of endeavor.” April 30, 1977, said Warren W. Herzig, ' The sewer system would cost about $562 correspondence from the DEP to the town Valley Homemaker Health Aide Service And maybe that’s some­ often don’t really read what’s principal sanitary engineer of the DEP’s per year for users and about $15 a year for which outlined the basis for the lawsuit. Valley Net Open forum/ Readers' views Economic ideology aside, Rea- ' ’T m not aware of the basis for the thing to be thankful for. water compliance unit. nonusers, Herzig said. Visiting Nurse and Home Care written. And maybe that’s a gan’s appointment of Cox is litigation or if there is any substance to it,” Spray-painted buildings here Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 astonishing in light of the staunch..,, Voters in Februar>- overwhelmingly Visiting Nurse and Home-Care Association of little sad. Next time you’re rejected a $5-million sewer plan for the THE REJECTION of that plan, which Lamont said. are rare enough that the more walking down Main Street, Reaganites who wrote the White East Hartford Lakeview Terrace and Waterfront Manor had the support of the Town Council, led to If the state proceeds with the suit. Voluntary Action Center for the Capitol Region flagrant acts of artistry usu­ House in support of a third term for areas of town. The sewer plan was the third the resignation of five of the seven or, perhaps, through the Lamont is expected to report to the Town Winding Trails ally turn up in the Herald’s Cheney Mills, take a second Evans. They include Sen. Orrin to be defeated by voters in the past eight members of the Water Pollution Controi Council on the matter by Aug. 15. police news. Especially if the Hatch, R-Utah, and hoteltycoon J .- years. Women in Crisis to look extra hard around Certain drivers are total boors Willard Marriott Jr. Women's League Day Care Center writing is racist in nature. you. Young Men's Christian Association ol Metropolitan Graffiti artists are proba­ To the Editor; noise is frightening, to say the animal in question. Treasury Secretary Donald Re-"* Fundraisers receive prizes Ignore the inevitable obs­ We find that there are two types least. gan urged Evans to seek reap-, Hartford bly on the young side. As the Both groups of drivers care COVENTRY — Paul H. Pierce and Jocelyn LeMay cene graffiti. And enjoy the of motor-vehicle operators who are The weekends seem to be the pointment, and for a while Utah’s... EVENING BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAJMS YW.C A of the Hartford Region reporter noted, part of the fun nothing for the effect of the excess other Republican senator, Jake -. were presented with savings bonds recently for being lighter-hearted scribblings very boorish in their attitude most difficult, particularly after outstanding fundraisers in a walkathon by the of writing graffiti comes from toward others. midnight through 4 o’clock. It noise upon us who are so deeply Garn, also appeared to favor • IN BUSINESS for what they are. disturbed. Coventry Jaycees to support the Juvenile Diabetes One group is the motorcycle matters little if a person is sick or Evans. But SEC Chainilan Shad-'* Foundation. went to Gam’s office and made an' • • • Courses offered in Willimantic, Manchester, Colchester, operator who do not have mufflers has heart trouble. The effect is the The police say they are helpless Pierce, a Tolland resident, raised $410 and topped Danielson, and at Pratt & Whitney .\ircraft or whose cycles have been altered same, because you awaken with a because of the lack of a satisfac­ impassioned plea for Cox’s nomi­ walkers in the over-18 category. If you'd like a directory of United Way agencies and Berry's World to create more noise. These start and listen for the crash. tory ordinance or the fact that they nation. Garn flip-flopped, and his Miss LeMay, a Coventry resident who won in the • • • Easy transfer from Community Colleges services, mail the coupon below. operators open up all stops when We wouid not want to liken these can’t be at all locations when the position as chairman of the Senate under-18 age group, raised $84 for the diabetes group. they take off from a stop sign. Banking Committee assures that „ A total of more than $2,000 was raised in the • • • Credit for Life/Work Experience characters to a certain smelly noise occurs. walkathon. The second group is the car animal, because it offends no one Cox will be confirmed. drivers who take off at the stop sign unless it is attacked.- Therefore it J. Arthur Joyce WATCH ON CASTRO: While the Call to speak with an advisor world spotlight has focused on U.Sr<— and burn rubber excessively. The '•■mild be a “disservice” tc the 476 Parker St. Unibed VW^y United Way Works ) military moves in Central Amer-~ ica, Cuba’s Fidel Castro has been I THE NftmE TO REmEmBEft of the Capital Area All Year-Round playing his own war games in the ! Eastern Connecticut State University . and some people are great School of Continuing Education shadows. U.S. photo-: 68 South Main Street. West Harllord. CT 06107 a 521-1860 tK Wmm'6 WiUlmumic. CT 06826 (203) -456-8831, Ext. 852 To the Editor; control 01 ii. in a lew seconds both were airight. A woman with a reconnaissance cameras have, DRESS SHOP It is so often said these days that bicycles were in a pile with my son bandaged hand from another car photographed the unloading of 11 - shiploads of heavy weapons in • few, if any, will come to the aid of still trapped in the child seat. helped drag the bicycles to the •t PicesdUng SfMM someone in need. I am thankful We were several feet from the sidewalk, and asked if we wi;re Nicaragua this year. Hi-tech intel­ that was not the case on a recent curb at a busy intersection. As I airight and could manage to get ligence has also verified the Route 83. Talcotlvillc, Cl. To United Way of the Capital Area arrival of 1,200 Cuban military : Mon :$>•$ Wod IOS30 Thurt fn 9 30-S 30 68 South Mam Street evening. was frantically trying to free my home. Oppoiito Quoitty Inn Moioi 643-9014 My 9-year-old daughter, my crying son, and checking to see if I am truly grateful to these’ advisers on the scene. According to , West Harllord. CT 06107 2‘/i-year-old son and I were return­ either child was injured, two people and wish to express my intelligence reports, one is a to|C iC ibC'^ The areas only noa'sectar.cin Please send me — — copies of the 1983 Directory ing from swimming. As we came to motorists came to our aid. deepest thanks. Cuban general with combat expe­ LEARNING CENTER stale approved private sctiool of United Way Agencies. an intersection, my daughter A passenger in one car asked if Linda S. Warenda rience in Angola. stopped her bicycle and lost she couid heip in any way, and if we 31 Lenox St. • The U.S. show of force was D O ^ , DMDs, DCs, DVMs, JDs, MDs A PROeRAM FOR YOUNG, GIFTED requestetT-by Honduras, whose leaders are disturbed over the Welcoi^eWdgon otters discreet advertising TALENTED. CREATIVE CHILDREN Name to professionals in the medical, dental, Cuban intervention across the • formal preschool Ihroiigii lower elementary program Gltt3byHEA. Inc. health-care, legal and animal-care fields. The bad side of a worthy cause border. The Hondurans hope that • hall r loll day programs avarlable Our service effectively reaches individuals • specially trained Instructors the UJS. military presence will To the Editor; with Raymond ueivieu & staieiiient used to further enrich two already in the privacy of their homes and is in • differentiated curriculum for young, gifted children I was born and brought up in in his Manchester Spotlight co­ wealthy entrepreneurs.” persuade the Cubans not to meddle keeping with the dignity of your profession. CALL NOW TO FINO OUT IF YOUR CHILO QUALIFIES "Do you prefer the ‘hijackers’ or ‘non-hijackers' Manchester, and I will contribute lumn in the Herald (July 25); "I ’npf said. in Central America. f-" Please have your office telephone me if section?" ' AND FOR MORE INFORMATION to the Great Lawn Fund because I think it's obscene that ^nations • Castro has urgeti the SantU- ! . you’d like to discuss our unique program. Stale. -Zip. think it is a worthwhile project. from the modest earnings of Marjorie Glenney nista leaders to make no conoesaL, 1 However, I can’t help agreeing Manchester residents should be Coventry sions with democracy in N ie a n ^ i Call Sim 646-1610 B 4 3 - 9 6 3 2 K - MANC'IIKSTKK IlKU Al.l). \\cdiu'sdiiy. A uk- 3, IflHH MANCHF:.STKI< h e r a l d , Wednesday, Aug. 3. 1983 — 9 House GOP gives big push Rebels claim they recaptured to estabiishing King hoiiday key oasis in northern Chad SPORTS

NDJAMENA, Chad (UPI) — i.c^ i lordessaid WASHINGTON (UPI) - House Speaker Thomas O'Neill took the they recaptured a key northern oasis town in a I t 72-hour siege, with Chad's government charging ‘Oil Can’ squeaks Republicans, emotionally recal­ floor to make a speech to a hushed ling the ideals of the GOP during audience. Libyan warplanes heavily bombed the area the days of Abraham Lincoln, "Martin Luther King changed during the attack. joined Democrats in voting over­ America — all of America. He The rebels, led by ousted President Goukouni whelmingly to set aside the third changed it not by force of arms but Weddeye, claimed they retook the strategic town Libyan le ts bom b Monday in January as a national by moral force,” O'Neill said. of Faya-Largeau Tuesday, according to a rebel Bosox by Rangers civilian targets while holiday for Martin Luther King Jr. radio station operating from Bardai, near the "The decision we make in the U.S. a lrc ra lt carrier "The American revolution will House is not on King's place in Libyan border. ' on standby’ In the The broadcast report gave no details of the ■ J ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) — not be complete until we commem­ history. That place is secure.^ He central Mediterranean when Larry Parrish deposited a replaced Boyd and survived some recapture, which could not be confirmed Boston Red Sox Dennis orate the civil rights revolution ... grows stronger each day. What we | 1 pair of 0-2 pitches into the sticky situations in the last three independently. There were no immediate reports "Oil (?an" Boyd is not about to let until we can truly say, here is one must decide is whether to ratify the bleachers for his 19th and 20th innings enroule to his 20th save. of casualties. his third opportunity to stay in the nation, one peopie, one family, one decision of history or to remain homers. Stanley admitted he experienced Chadian government officials said Libyan big leagues slip from his grasp. country, dedicated to rights for ail silent." .•Faya-Largeau “I hung the ball out over the flashbacks to his losing effort in warjets and helicopter gunships had renewed a " I seem to wade through a ball people,” said conservative Rep. Designating the holiday to fall on plate on the two home runs,” April at Arlington Stadium. /I "virtual genocide" on Faya-Largeau andjepeat- game when I'm throwing strikes, Jack Kemp, R-N.Y,, during the Monday would give workers their admitted Boyd, who received his "This is the same Ranger team I edly bombed the town in support of rebel forces and that's what I was able to do 40-minute debate on the measure. 10th federal holiday a year and nickname as a teenager in his faced then," he said. “ They’re a Republicans voted 89-77 in favor seeking control of the land-locked country iii' with my breaking ball tonight,” assure them of another long hometwon of Meridian, Miss. " I good hitting team, but they just of the measure Tuesday, helping central Africa. Boyd said Tuessday nighf after weekend. SUDAN miscalculated where he (Red Sox aren’t getting the breaks. Neither the Democratic-dominated House The rebels took Faya-Largeau June 24 in the pitching six innings to match his Born on Jan. 15, 1929, King was catcher Gary Allenson) wanted to are we. It’ll be a good series, pass it with ease, 338-90. The bill first major action of the latest round of Chad's previous big league high and post shot and killed April 4, 1968 as he pitch.” because we're both teams looking civil war. his second victory in his fourth now goes to the Senate, where no stood on a motel balcony in Boyd, who pitched for the Red for a few breaks. " hearings have been held this Memphis, where he was lending Forces of pro-Western President Hissene major league start, 6-5, over the Sox late in the 1982 season and session and prospects are support to striking sanitation Habre Saturday recaptured the town, which m iles . spent part of May and June with The Rangers lost for the seventh uncertain. workers. controls northern Chad and both main routes to Boston before his most recent straight lime, the ninth in lOgames President Reagan has opposed Ndjamena, Chad's capital some 500 miles to the " I just felt good and I was on top MARTIN LUTHER KING When Dannemeyer said the cost UPI diagram promotion last week, said he is and have lost 21 of their last 26 efforts to establish a lOth paid south. of the ball. I wasn't placing any born Jan. 15, 1929 to the taxpayers would be $225 comfortable in the big leagues games. holiday for federal workers in the million in lost productivity, black Both France and the United States promised Libyan planes stepped up bomb runs in emphasis on what kind of pitches I now. "When you're losing like this, it past, but White House spokesman Rep. Parren Mitchell, D- Md., Monday to sent anti-aircraft weapons to support the African nation of Chad. Many other was throwing. I just concentrated "This is where I should be," he seems that every little thing in the Larry Speakes appeared to open Habre, and the first shipment of French weapons on getting the ball over the plate. reacted sharply. African nations fear that Libya intends said. " I was very relaxed out world that wouldn't matter ex­ the door to possible support of the raised his voice during the debate "What do you mean, cost?" arrived in Ndjamena Tuesday. They were due to That's what I have to do.” there. I was calm and I stayed plodes on you," said Ranger measure honoring the slain civil in urging Republicans to recall the be shipped immediately to the northern to annex Chad. The 23-year-old rookie was vic­ II Mitchell said. “ I'm talking about within m yself." pitcher John Butcher. "It's very UPI photo rights leader. party's early ideals. " I want my what is the right and decent thing battlefront. timized on two would-be strikes Red Sox reliever Bob Stanley contagious.” Speakes said Reagan, who is party to stand for that. If we lose to do." In an appeal for an urgent meeting of the U.N. Libya denied it had bombed Faya-Largeau and Pat Corrales (right) talks with pitcher sweep of Baltimore Monday. Corrales trying shore up his support among sight of the fact the Republican In Georgia, Corretta Scott King Security Council, Habre said the victims of the Goukouni’s representatives denied any "partici­ Jamie Easterly and catcher Ron Hassey blacks, had not changed his Party was founded as a party of has four wins in four fries as the Indians’ said she was "pleased and encour­ fighting at Faya Largeau "w ere in terrifying and pation by Libyan forces” in fighting for the oasis during Cleveland’s double-header new manager. position of opposing a holiday, but hope, opportunity, dreams, and a aged with the favorable action of dramatic numbers.” town. added. “ He hasn't addressed the place that Mr. Lincoln dreamed the U.S. House of Representatives current biil.” about, that all people should be on the holiday legislation.... I hope Triumphant tour for boys Kemp, who said he changed his free, we're not going to be what we the Senate will move as swiftly and AL roundup position and now supports the bill. want to be as Republicans." responsibly." Olmstead on slate in Coventry Eight Manchester youngsters, who made up one-third of the Hartford Minor Gaelic Football Club’s soccer team, returned home Sunday night COVENTRY — Voters at the Congress next year. Albert E. Bray, Michael F. Cleary following a successful tour of Ireland. Herald Republican town caucus Tuesday The boys, all 14 and under, played a six-game Hot Indians sweep O’s Obituaries None of the five candidates is an and John A. Ohiund Sr. Candidates night unanimously nominated the incumbent. Olmstead, however, Rene J. Cote Jr. and Laurier F. schedule. After starting off with a deadlock and a Angle party's slate of 16 candidates for loss, the visitors ran up a string of four By Fred AAcAAane previously served both a full and a DeMars were nominated as ZBA Elsewhere in the AL. Toronto Patrick F. Carroll Calling hours are irom 2 to 4 and the Town Council. Board of Educa­ consecutive victories. UPI Sports W riter Angels 2, Twins I Among survivors: one brother. partial term on the council. alternates. Earl Yost, swept a double-header from New Patrick F. Carroll, 79, of South 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday. Memorial George J. Smith, one sister, tion, Board of "Tax Review and The local youngsters who made the trip and At Minneapolis. Ron Jackson hit The caucus, which attracted The Board of Tax Review and Sports Editor Now that the Indians have a new York, 10-9 in 10 innings and 13-6, Windsor, formerly of Manchester, contributions can be made to the Margaret M. Smith, both of Zoning Board of Appeals. displayed their soccer talent on Irish soil were a two-run homer in the ninth inning about 40 voters, also nominated Zoning Board of Appeals candi­ chief, they seem intent on taking no Milwaukee look two from Kansas died Tuesday in Manchester Mem­ South Windsor Police Association, Manchester, and several nieces Nominated for the Town Council Pat Bradley, Jimmy Burke. Brendan Cun­ off Bobby Castillo, 7-9, lo lift the Board of Education candidates dates had not previously been prisoners. City, 5-1 and 3-2, Chicago defeated orial Hospital. care of the South Windsor Police and nephews. were Robert E. Olmstead, Alfred ningham, Ed Day, brothers Jerry and Tommy Angels to victory. Bruce Kison. Richard A. Ashley, Richard W. endorsed by the party because of Since Pal Corrales look over as Detroit 7-5, California nipped Min­ He moved to South Windsor 20 Department, Sullivan Avenue, Funeral services will be held at M. Quintiliano, Donald L. Raymer, Frye, Pamela S. Sewell and Dowd, brothers J.J. and Sean Gorman and Brian making his first relief appearance trouble finding candidates for all of manager of the nesota 2-1, Boston beat Texas 6-5 years ago. South Windsor, 06074. 8:30 a.m. Friday from the John F. William E. Reudgen and Blanche Mahoney. of the year, notched the victory. Patricia J. Watson. Ashley and the positions. and Nowobilski carded 72 rounds as did Dennis last Sunday the team has won four and Seattle outslugged Oakland 15- Among survivors: Thomas F. Luella Smith Gillis Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. F. Strater. With the exception of The 10-day schedule, which also included plenty Red Sox 6, Rangers 5 Watson are incumbents. The four Coscina of Cliffside in Simsbury and Larry games in a row and, moreover, 12. Carroll of Manchester. Luella Smith Gillis. 82, of Ded­ Center St. with a mass of Chirstian Olmstead, all of the candidates Tuesday's nominations, in fact, of sight-seeing in the native land of most of the At Arlington, Texas. Glenn Hof­ had been endorsed by the Republi­ Graham of Pautipaug in Baltic...Larry Gazza, they're playing an alert brand of Brewers 5-3, Royals 1-2 Funeral services will be Friday ham, Mass., formerly of Manches­ burial at St. James Church at 9 were endorsed by the Republican ended what had reportedly been a youngster’s parents, found games in Bishoptown fman belted his second homer in cans earlier this month. one-time fine fast pitch softball player, is that hasn't been seen in .At Milwaukee. Ben Oglivie drove at 10 a.m. in the Samsel Funeral ter, died Tuesday in Dedham. a.m. Calling hours are 7 to 9 p.m. Town Committee Wednesday difficult drive by the Republicans (Cork), Killorglin (Kerry), Dunmore (Galway), fourdays and Jim Rice and Gary Nominated for the Board of Tax chairman of the Greens Committee at the Municipal Stadium in quite a in four runs with a sacrifice fly and Home in South Windsor. Burial in She was born in Manchester and Thursday. Burial will be in Buck- night. to find candidates. Dublin, Longslord and Milltown (C lare). Allenson each drove in a pair of Review were incumbent James N. Manchester Country Club this .season and from while. a homer and Bob Gibson and Jim St. Bridget Cemetery. lived here until the earlv '30s. land Cemetery. Olmstead, a former councilman, “ I think it's great that we The trip was sponsored by the Irish American runs as the Red Sox bunded the Ladd Jr. and Phillip C. Bouchard. all reports has been doing a great job...Women The Indians accomplished Tues­ Slaton combined on a three-hitler was a late addition to the slate to endorsed the slates unanimously," Home Society of Hartford which has its base of fading Rangers their seventh Ladd was nominated to seek a fuil golfers are invited to enter the annual Manches­ day night what a week ago their in leading the Brewers lo victory in fill the position that had been in said Roberta F. Koontz, chairwo­ operations in Glastonbury. straight loss. The victory snapped term, while Bouchard will be ter Memorial Hospital Golf Tournament Wednes­ fans might have deemed impossi­ the opener. In the nightcap. Ted question until Friday, when incum­ man of the Republican Town Tim Moriarty reports the Gaelic Club is a Ihree-gamc Boston losing streak, seeking a 2-year term created by a day, Aug. 17 at the Manchester Country ble. They swept a double-header Simmons hit the first pilch of the bent Roberta F. Koontz announced resignation. Committee. anxious to have an Ireland team visit the United while the Rangers have lost eight Club...First row of parking stalls at the from the high- flying Baltimore bottom of the ninth over the of nine and 21 of their last 26 Lebanon against ratification that she would not seek re-election Candidates nominated for the States next year in the same age bracket. No nominations were received Manchester Country Club are now reserved for Orioles, 3-1 and 4-3. left-field fence to give the Brewers because of a possible run for games. Larry Parrish hit a pair of Zoning Board of Appeals were from the floor at the caucus. The uniforms were supplied by Moriarty dining and handicap patrons only, Monday lo In the opener. Bert Blyleven, a sweep. Brothers of Manchester. homers for Texas. Friday, from 10 am. to 2:30 p.m....Gaining making his first start in 19 days, While Sox 7, Tigers 5 popularity by the month is the weekly nine-hole scattered four hits over six innings At Chicago, Greg Luzinski drove Mariners 15, A ’s 12 MB’S third best golf for couples on Friday nights...Manchester to spark the Indians' triumph and in three runs and Greg Walker of troop withdraw agreement At Seattle, Dave Henderson DISCOVER JEANS PLUS LOW. LOW PRICES! Open Golf Tournament will be staged earlier this in the nightcap Andre Thornton added two RBI, including a solo It’s wait until another year, at least, before belled two of Seattle’s six home year than ever before. The dates are Saturday. singled in two runs to trigger the homer, to lead the White Sox lo runs and drove in five runs, Manchester's Moriarty Brothers’ entry in the Aug. 27 for amateurs, and Monday. Aug. 29 for sweep. By Jefferev Heller took place Sunday and Lebanese fired from a distance of approxi­ victory. LaMarr Hoyt, 13-1(), offsetting a two-homer and five- Greater Hartford Twilight League can lay claim professionals. Relief pitcher Bud Anderson also United Press International officials were investigating the mately 100 meters. They struck the pitched the first five innings to gain RBI performance by Oakland's JEANS-PLUS to a regular season title. Already winner of 10 was instrumental in both victories the victory, which was the White matter. ground between two groups of crowns, a loop high, the Gas House Gang had to be Carney Lunsford to pace the U.S. envoy Robert McFarlane by recording a .save in each game. Sox' seventh in their last nine "An estimated 10-15 rounds were Marines jogging on the road. content with third place in the final 1983 Also ran Mariners. Roy Thomas upped his told Israeli officials today that "It feels much better to win, " games. Dennis Lamp relieved in invites you to standings. The locals will still have a shot at record to 3-0, allowing just two hits Lebanon was concerned about Losing for a second straight time in the mile said the Indians' Alan Bannister. the eighth inning to gain his sixth Bolton man is charged- adding a 12th playoff title when action starts later in four innings of relief. Ed Vande Israel's plans for a partial pull against the world’s best runners in London last "W e're playing the way we can. save. Kirk Gibson homered for this week...One of the bright spots for the M B’s Berg got the final five outs to notch back and opposed ratification of month, Eamonn Coghlan flew back home the next This gives everybody a sense of Detroit, which had a four-game A 25-year-old Bolton man was ment and third-degree assault. He this season was the pitching of elongated his second save. Chris Codiroli. 7-8, the May 17 troop withdrawal SAVE-SAVE-SAVE on day to Ireland after the race and won the Irish confidence about themselves.” winning streak snapped. charged Saturday in the recent did not enter a plea and the case righthander Dave Bidwell. The former Assump­ was the loser. agreement at this stage, Israel National 800 metertitle with John Treacy copping sexual assault of a Hartford was transferred to Hartford Super­ tion College ace was the only consistent radio said. the Irish National 5,000 meter crown in the same woman at the Smuggler's Inn on ior Court for an Aug. 16 hearing, moundsman. Bidwell also doubled this season as In Lebanon, a U.S. Marine meet in Dublin. Coghlan. king of the indoor milers the Silas Deane Highway. according to Rocky Hill police. WRANGLER JEANS a softball player and continued his prowess at the Sweep Yankees spokesman confirmed reports of a and holder of the world mile mark on the boards, Brett L. Chapman of 76 South Chapman, who is free on $10,000 bat with several tape-measure home runs in Rec weekend machine gun attack on • M.OO off our regular price on any Wrangler jean hasn't been as successful this season on the Road was arraigned Monday in bond, was arrested at his home Department slow pitch warfare...Tom Casalino American soldiers jogging near cinders, especially against the likes of Am erica’s New Britain Superior Court on Saturday .after Rocky Hill police • Wide $election of denim and corduroy and Dave Shinn wound up second best in the Beirut International Airport. identified him on the basis of a Steve Scott. Coghlan and Treacy are both slated charges of first-degree sexual • Wrangler |ean$ for men, $ize$ 28 to 42... Men’s Doubles Division of theKidney Foundation Maj. John Shotwell said no one assault, first-degree kidnapping, description given by the victim and to run in Manchester, Thanksgiving morning. Blue Jays soaring again Tennis Tournament staged at Conard High in was injured in the incident which first-degree reckless endanger- reports by witnesses. women wear them tool Treacy holds the course record and Coghlan is the West Hanford. The local entry bowed in a thriller defending champion here...Grey Meyer, second TORONTO (UPI) - The Toronto Mulliniks, who entered the game • Save even more with $pecial limited time offer belowl to Jon Gibson and Bruce Goldsmith, 6-3, 3-6, 7-5. to Coghlan last November, will be part of the lift. Hopefully our situation with Blue Jays first attempt at coping when Yankees starter Bob Shirley television team that will cover the road race in platooning has got a kind of with the adversities of a pennant was pulled after two innings, Holyoke Sunday night at 7 o’clock. Meyer has chemistry going for us," said G H O qualifiers race has become like a kid’s first cracked a two-run single to high­ been sidelined with a stress fracture in his drink. It’s gone right to their Mulliniks. Solidarity says no to truce Two familiar golf professionals who qualified to light a fifth-run Toronto fifth leg...Steve Gates, one of Manchester's leading heads. inning in the second game. He participate in the Sammy Davis Jr. Greater distance runners, will be married in November. The Blue Jays, who had ap­ The two clubs combined for a Hartford Open at Wethersfield Country Club. added a two- run double in the WARSAW, Poland (U PI) — The underground leaders said in their duling and the lifting of sanctions The former Manchester High and Eastern peared on the verge of graceful m ajor league season-high of eight Aug. 18-21, were Manchester native Don Gliha seventh. Solidarity underground rejected lirst detailed comment on the by the West." Connecticut University star runner is still an demise from a hot Eastern Div­ home runs in first game — five by o^upioiaoM^ and John Nowobilski. pro at Tallwood. Gliha, "W e have to keep believing in any truce with Poland's Commu­ lifting of martial law last month. "This is only a propaganda active campaigner with the Hartford Track Club. ision race, swept a double-header the Yankees who surpassed the 100 former Manchester High baseball player, is the ourselves. This game, with the nist authorities today and called Solidarity contended the re­ gesture, an attempt to mislead Gates has requested and worn No. 13 in a dozen from the Yankees for the first time homer plateau for the 58lh time in head pro at Black Hall Club in Old Lyme. Four crowd all worked up. and the for a two-hour nationwide demon­ gime's politieal moves — ending Polish society and international 1. Buy 3,4or 5V{(lans>^)eans Manchester Five Milers and has been a regular in club history Tuesday night club history, also a m ajor league Connecticut Section PGA players qualified Gliha Yankees in town, gave us a great record. stration Aug. 31 to prove the more than 19 months of martial public opinion,'' the underground's S. Moil this certificate arxl proofs of p u rd ^ on the prize list. despite eight home runs by New banned union has survived martial law but keeping many of its Temporary Coordinating Commis­ York. law. restrictions in force — were sion said in a statement distributed 3. Itoceive up to $30 in 0 ]i4xrvs good on your rvext Former Yankee Dave Collins, "We exist and we fight,” the "intended to obtain credit resche­ to Western correspondents. purchase of >Xtangler clothes riding an 0-16 slump, smacked an RBI single in the 10th inning for a Kuhn enters last of ninth 10-9 victory in the first game and Police roundup third baseman Ranee Mulliniks drove in four runs to pace a 13-6 BOSTON (U PI) - It’s the last of power oil the bench if he is to detractors, his 15-year term as AAiMM- rVWH IT TTB r triumph in the nightcap before a the ninth inning for Bowie Kuhn ... survive. Kuhn's fate is expected to commissioner will officially end and he’s losing. record crowd of 45,102. — COUKJNS • P O. BOX 3373 be determined today at the annual Aug. 12. "The main thing 1 learned about Kuhn's final days as commis­ summer meeting of baseball’s 26 Kuhn's supporters are guard­ Car collides with motorcycle sioner of baseball are slowly the Yankees is that they’re beata­ I am enclosms N A M E ------owners and, unless his supporters edly optimistic that they can find a ticking away, and he needs some ble, said Matt Williams, who can reach a compromise with his way to keep him in office. survived for five innings, giving up A Manchester man ap­ rv to b e r ID. ‘VOJj ^ pnelps Road, told police chester Memorial Hospi- No charges were lodged a d d r e s s "Everyone is trying to resolve five runs, in the second game to parently failed to heed a he rode his bicycle into the tal and relea.sed, accord- against Martin in the sand me my this matter in a gentlemanly way. claim the victory in his major clothes through Apr» stop sign and his car rear end of a blue car that in g to a hospital incident, according to _ S T A tE ------i Talks are ongoing and I am league debut. collided with a man on a pulled out in front of him. spokesman. police. CHECK .^uauT SEND WE______CITY . Francis adds two optimistic that it can be resolved in Williams was by no means motorcycle Monday at the He said he was thrown ---- ro.«roUPUNS «6VAtuiiL a peaceful w ay," said Peter _ PHONE . effective against New York, but he intersection of Broad and from his bike and police coyPONiJjilvS ZIP . O’Malley, president of the Los was a stopper compared to Yan­ . lltUVAlUEji Olive streets, police said said he may have lost to Whalers’ staff Angeles Dodgers and a member of kees pitching which failed to hold a today. consciousness briefly. JIANS-PUIS baseball’s eight-man Executive 6-2 lead against the Blue Jays in the Charles H. Hamilton, The other vehicle did not Come ye one and all — Council. HARTFORD (UPI) — coached the New York Rovers, the first game and gave up 28 hits for 70, of 14 Helaine Road, stop, Goetz told police. • 297 lAST CENTM ST. Emile Francis, president and the evening. be welcome at moot of niKCHASC ts ON Rangers farm team in the old was charged with driving Goetz said he went to a Wt lAO O'Malley is one of the owners MANCHfSTfR, CT. general manager of the National Eastern Hockey League. While the Yankees were hitting while intoxicated after he friend's house and was lOlh Annual Hockey League Hartford Whalers, eager to keep Kuhn as commis­ tape-measure shots, the Blue Jays coupom youp or . SW MNOO^*^ ran a stop sign and then taken to Manchester has added to the team’s scouting sioner. With 10 days left on Kuhn’s stuck with their "chem istry” — He was named the Rangers’ stopped in the middle of Memorial Hospital. A hos­ SPRINOniU>< MA. staff and named a new director of contract, no successor has been player personnel director in 1965 the hit-and-run, the steal and the the intersection in an pital spokesman said player personnel. announced by Milwaukee Brew­ The Glastonbury and held the position until 1976 sacrifice, which they employed six unsuccesful attempt to Goetz was treated for Francis said Tuesday that he has ers’ owner Allan "Bud” Selig, who times in the two games. avoid hitting Thomas W. OFFER EXPIRES C>CyO“ '!.!? .'.’.? ? .^ ..... when he joined Francis with the St. minor abrasions and named veteran hqckey executive heads a search committee to select " I t ’s been a long time — if ever — Nevins, 20, of 153 Hilliard Louis Blues. released. Antiques Festival Steve Brklacich, S3, as player a replacement for Kuhn. since I have seen a club hit so many St., police said. Nevins Boivin will scout all levels of No one was charged in personnel director and Leo Boivin, Selig has met with many obsta­ homers and still get swept, ” said was travelling south on hockey for the Whalers, including the incident. Saturday, August 6 51, a former NHL player and cles in trying to find a qualified Blue Jays Manager Bobby Cox, Broad Street, aecording pros, colleges, high schools and On Itie tree-lined Village Green, corner o l Main and Hubbard -ifWiangfer coach, to the scouting staff. successor and he will make report whose club moved to within one to the police report. “ ' f f : QIaalonbury. Take Putnam Glastonbury Bridge Irom 1-91 juniors, Francis said. He joins Flo Michael J. Martin, 32, of Brklacich worked with Francis on his committee's findings at game of first-place in the Ameri­ Nevins tried to kick or Main Street Exit Irom Houle 2. Look for directional arrows Potvin, Dave McNab and A.E. 62 Florence St., Manches­ at the New York Rangers and the today's meeting. can League Eastern Division. himself away from his "Jeep” George on the Whalers ter, drove his car into a St. Louis Blues. He began his Yankees Manager Bill Martin motorcycle just before the scouting staff. Kuhn, who arrived in Boston utility pole Monday on Outdoor Antiques professional hockey career as a was glum. "Our hitters kept collision but fell against Boivin, a defenseman, began his from Cooperstown, N.Y., where he Broad Street, police said. mUKIIESTER, CT MiEureEinRST. minor league player in the 1950s at putting us ahead but our pitching Hamilton's car. He es­ 18-year NHL playing career with presided over the Hall of Fame Martin told police he OPENTHURS. 'tiIRP.M. St. Paul, Saskatoon and Van­ couldn't hold them,” he said. caped without injury. Show & Sale the 1951 Toronto Maple Leafs, inductions of Brooks Robinson. took his eyes off the road ^ 10 a m. to 5 p.m. rain or thine couver, then became a player- Martin offered a sarcastic ver­ followed by stints at Boston, Juan Marichal, George Kell and as he travelled south on Where 190 antlq uet dealers from New England • N.Y. • N. J. - N C coach with Johnstown and sion of his plans for the club. A bicyclist was hit Tues­ show you their wares. b Delimit, Pittsburgh and Minne­ Walter Alson, said he felt he was UPI photo Broad Street and when he SPRIN6FIELD MA snuiiiuiiiiu Washington. " r i l take a bottle around to each day by an unknown vehi­ spomoM D n 1M MUTONHn MSToacu $oam m e OPEN EVER Y N ITE 'til 9:30 P.M. sota. When he retired after the aware of a procedure in baseball’s looked back the pole was In 1963, Brklacich became part guy’s room and have a pep talk Yankees manager Billy Martin had reason to look cle as, he rode along P iM ty o f F r a * ParMnfl AdlacMil to Mm Show 1969-70 season, he was ranked 10th rules that could extend his tenure. right in front of him, Open Siin. 12-5 of the Rangers system and was until two or three in the morning, Cooper Street, police re­ ADMISSION, ADULTS $2.00 on the all-time NH L games played " I ’m not making any predic­ George Frazier (right) and catcher police said. named coaciv of the Kitchener then go out and eat. jog around ported today. Ratreahmaiila otrslaMe aN diqr list <1,150 games) and 16th on the tions, but I think there are a Martin was treated for ■ r m FORBES, OIraolor Rangers of the Ontario Junior until five or six in the morning, and Butch Wynegar await reliever Goose Gossage in thefirst Brian Goetz, 18, of 72 all-time NHL penalty minute list number of scenarios that could chin lacerations at Man­ then get a couple of hours sleep." game of Monday’s double-header with Toronto. The Hockey League. In 1964, he (1,192 minutes). materialize." Kuhn said. Martin deadpann^,_____ Blue Jays beat Goose and the Yanks. 10-9. 1(1 - MANCIIKSTKH HERALD, Wedncsdiiy, Aufi. 3, I9»3 M AN CH ESTER H ER ALD . Wednesday. Aug. .3. 1983 - 11 NL roundup Giants getting Hurting Pirates beit Phiis ready for 1983

By Roberto Dias in two runs in a four-run second defeated San Diego 4-2 in 12 Astros 4, Padres 2 UPl Sports Writer inning that gave Pittsburgh a 4-1 innings, Los Angeles downed Cin­ At San Diego, Bill Doran lead off loser Kevin Gross, 2-3. He cinnati, 3-1. and Sun Francisco smacked a two-run home run off Johnny Ray is nursing a sore foot then singled in McWilliams to slammed San Francisco 7-3. Sid Monge in the top of the 12th and ieft-hander Larry McWilliams make it 6-2 Pittsburgh in the sixth. Mels 5, Expos 2 inning to lead Houston. has a touch of tendinitis in his Ray credited platooning for his At New York, Bob Bailor's pitching cibow, but the two Pitts­ improved hitting this year. two-run single highlighted a three- burgh Pirates were feeiing just “ I'm just stronger than I was run Mets second inning that Dodgers 3, Reds 1 fine Tuesday night. Instead, the lust year," said Ray, who is stymied Steve Rogers' bid to At Los Angeles, Mike Marshall Phiiadelphia Phiilies ended up .357 in his lust 19 games with 15 become the major league's first singled in two runs and scored on a hurting. RBI. “ I feel good. I wanted to play 14-game winner. Craig Swan, 2-5, grounder in the fourth inning to Ray went 5-for-5 and drove in every game last year, as much for scattered five hits over seven lead the Dodgers behind the three runs — an RBI output the learning experience as any­ innings. Rogers fell to 13-6, George four-hit pitching Alejandro Pena, equalled by teammate Dave thing. But it's a business now. Foster and Darryl Strawberry had 9-5. Loser Frank Pastore, 4-10, was Parker — and McWilliams singled We're out to win, and you've got to back-to-back solo homers for New the victim of Marshall's hit. in a run and scored two others go with what's successful." York. during a 16-hit attack that spear­ McWilliams. 11-5, gave up three headed host Pittsburgh to a 10-3 runs on nine hits and two wulksand Cubs 5, Cardinals 3 Giants 7, Braves 3 At Sun Francisco, Dave Berg­ victory over Philadelphia. left in the eighth after yielding a At St. Louis, Steve Lake's The victory upped the Pirates' leadoff home run to Gary Mat­ two-run double off Neil Allen man drove in four runs with a double and two singles to pace Sun UPt photo i.ead in the N L East to V / i games thews and a single to Garry highlighted a four-run second over the Phillies and two games Maddox. Cecilio Guante pitched inning that helped the Cubs snap a Francisco. Mike Krukow, Mark over St. Louis, which lost to the lust two innings. three-game losing streak, Dickie Calvert and Greg Minton com­ Pirates’ Marvell Wynne jumps back to first base before bined to hold the Braves to six hits, Phillies’ Pete Rose can apply tag in attempted pickoff in Chicago. In other NL games. New York Noles, 4-6, allowed four hits over 6 Ray, who had five straight rapped Montreal 5-2, Chicago 2-3 innings and Lee Smith notched with Krukow improving to 7-6 and eighth inning of game in Pittsburgh. singles off three , singled dropped St. Louis 5-3, Houston his 16th save. Minton earning his 13th save. Sports In Brief Bugs’ QB set to walk l | A . -

Bolton slates grid signups By Mike Barnes steyn are buttling for the starting — At Latrobe, Pa., the Steelers •I UPl Sports Writer spot created by Willi­ BOLTON — Bolton Football Association will reduced their active roster to 81 * '4 ^ ams' absence. players by releasing two rookie have registration Thursday evening at 6 o'clock With his contract negotiations at Herrick Park for the Midget 'A', B' and Pony “ I came buck to Tampa to talk free agents — linebacker Gary Wide receiver Johnny Perkins runs pass pattern with All-pro cornerback covering. stalled. Tampa Bay Buccaneers with couch McKay.“ said Willi­ Warman of Geneva College and teams. Midget 'A' is forages 10-13 with 118 pound 1 i quarterback Doug Williams may weight limit. Midget 'B' is for those 11-14 with a ams. “ I have done everything I wide receiver Alfred Kinney of be set to walk the plank and plunge came here to do. I did it. Nothing Northeast Louisiana. Tight end 135 pound limit and the Pony team is for ages 15-18 into the waters of another N FL with a 185 pound limit. Complimentary physicals happened then and nothing is Frank Wilson, linebacker Todd club. happening now." Seabaugh and tackle Jack Muller, will be provided by Dr. C.W. Wickersham. Any Williams, who returned to Flor­ questions, contact Fran Alibrio. 643-9020. Williams said his original all recovering from injuries, par­ ida this week to meet with Bucs $875,000 demand was merely a spot ticipated in workouts. Coach John McKay. Tuesday lo start.negotiutons. — At Liberty, Mo., Chiefs' rookie Big East squad on tour admitted “ nothing is happening" “ I never thought I would get free-agent tackle Ron Sowers was in his talks with the Bucs. And he $875,000, but I always thought I PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A 12-man player team placed on waivers and veteran said there's a chance he may be would get $600,000, " said Williams. defensive end Dave Lindstrom of Big East basketball all-stars, couched by traded. “ I never doubted that." Syracuse's Jim Boeheim, will play 10 games in signed a contract and reported to “ It's a business and if they come The Bucs open their exhibition three European cities Aug. 8-20. Included on the camp. UPl photo up with the right business deal, season Saturday night at home roster are Larry Blucher from UConn and sure," said the five-year starter. against the New Orleans Saints. Michael Adams, former Hartford Public stan­ Dr. A.R.G. Wallace, vice chairman of the “ But if they let it linger on or trade In other developments: dout. from Boston College. The Big East stars will challenger’s race (right) gives the word me. I can handle that, too." play in Spain, Italy and Yugoslavia. — At West Chester. Pa., running to the skipper of the French 12-meter Williams, whose contract ex­ buck Wilbert Montgomery, tackle MB’s playoff yacht ‘France 3’ that his yacht has been pired after lust season, originally Jerry Sisemore and linebacker Softball tourney in Wethersfield excused from the trials. asked for a multi- year deal worth Jerry Robinson of the Eagles sat opener tonight $875,000 a season. He has reduced out practice with minor injuries W ETH ER S FIE LD — Wethersfield Class 'B' his demand to $600,000 a year, but and their status for Friday night's Greater Hartford Twilight Eleven-year veteran outside ligebacker Brad Van women's softball tournament will be held the is still fur away from the $400,000 pre-season opener against Detroit Baseball League playoff action Pelt takes a breather with a popsicle. week of Aug. 15 at Mills Wood Park in per season Tampa Buy has is questionable. begins tonight with third place Wethersfield. For registration, contact the British offered. Off the field, clubowner Leonard Moriarty Bros, hos'ing sixth Wethersfield Parks & Recreation Department, yacht Bucs' officials claim their offer Tose was cited for civil contempt place Big Dollar Liquors at 505 Silas Deane Highway, Wethersfield, or call is final. for using his N F L franchise as Moriarty Field at 7:30. 529-8611, Ext. 290. Williams, who earned $120,000 collateral for a $400,000 personal The Gas Housers completed makes waves last season, has been a no-show at loan. the regular season with a 15-8 Tampa Bay's pre-season training — At Mankato, Minn., Vikings' record while Big Dollar swept a Tilden, Alosky on UNH roster camp. He's been working out with wide receiver Sam McCullum twinbill Tuesday to move into NEWPORT, R.I. (UPl) remained in fourth place tight end Jimmie Giles, who is also underwent surgery on his left the sixth position at 13-11. and Challenge 12 in fifth. NEW HAVEN — There are two Silk Towners — Britain's Victory '83. sittipg out camp trying lo thumb to repair a torn ligament Playoff action is double listed on the 1983 University of New Haven's with a new rudder and The three Twelves are renegotiate. and is expected to be out three to elimination. pre-season football roster. Junior linebacker rotating skippers, sailed each desperately trying to Jack Thompson and Jerry Gol- six weeks. John Alosky out of East Catholic and senior past Challenge 12 and clinch the two remaining defensive back Ray Tilden out of Manchester Azzurra into the Ameri­ spots in the semifinals. High are returnees from last year's Charger ca's Cup foreign semifi­ “I absolutely expected team that posted a 4-6 record. nals and second place we would do this well, and behind Australia II. we'll go on to beat Austra­ “ I believe we've done lia II." Alabaster said. Patriots waive six n it," said beaming spokes­ Last-place Advance

S M ITH FIE LD , R.I. — Coach Ron Meyer of the man Jim Alabaster Tues­ skippered by Ian Murray, ■ S tr New England Patriots waived six free agents day after mathematically luckless throughout the Tuesday and said he plans to take 74 or 75 players determining that Victory entire series, did not even A- y for Saturday night's exhibition opener against the '83 cannot lose a semifinal gel to race in a farewell Pittsburgh Steelers at Knoxville, Tenn. spot even if she is defeated performance scheduled Waived were running backs Paris Wicks of in today's trials against against sixth-place Youngstown Stale and Ricky Williams of Canada 1 and Australia II. France 3. with Bruno Langston (Okla.): guard Steve Addazio of the top foreign contender. Trouble at the helm. Central Connecticut; tight end Eddy Gordon of Earlier. Australia II Although the two bot­ John Mistier has football sail over his head with defensive co-captain Beasley Reece on the coverage. San Diego State: wide receiver Steve Parker of clobbered Azzura in the tom Twelves were sche­ ANNUAL MODEL END Abilene Christian and punter Jeff Pierce of brisk southwesterly winds duled for one last contest Georgia Tech. by a hefty 2:00, and against each other before Meyer, plans to start Steve Grogan at Canada 1 picked up an formal elimination by the quarterback against the Steelers put said Tony easy win when Australia challenger's racing com­ Eason, the rookie No. I draft choice from Illinois, II abandoned her second mittee, Sydney's Advance will see plenty of action. Nose tackle Lester race after a bowman had a halyard problem Williams will not play due to a hairline fracture of broke his arm. forcing her to withdraw. CLEARANCE Herald Photos the right thumb. With 34 wins out of 38 France 3 sailed the races, Australia II was course for the last time. Mixed doubles for Connors the first yacht to qualify Advance, with a 2-34 re­ OVER 100 1983 MODELS for the semifinals starting cord, and France 3, at by HOUSTON — Jimmy Connors wants to make Aug. 11. 8-27, became the first his re-entry into mixed doubles tennis with Chris Azzurra sunk from se­ casualties of the summer- Evert Lloyd as his partner, Connors said cond to third, Canada 1 long racing season. Tuesday. A! Tarquinlo He feared Evert's possible entry into Wight- It'sMUST that time of year again and the New BE 1984 Chevys are SOLD right around the corner. That man Cup play might put a hitch in his plan, but if means every new and demonstrator 1983 model must be sold at the year's best her schedule could be worked out he would like Brown CAIDWELL prices. But hurry while the selection is still good. Here's just a few sample buys. And the former “ Love Doubles” team to perform for OIL remember Carter Chevrolet offers 46 years of service know-how and customer satis­ the first time in nine years in the $400,000 World (Prte« Sub|«ct lo Chmgt) faction after you buy as well as a good deal when you buy. Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament Nov. 2-6. upset “ It's being contemplated," he said. 9 8 . * C.O.D. Sponsors of the World Mixed event had «49-SM1 expected Connors at a news conference Tuesday victor First round draft pick Terry Kinard of Clemson, whom the to announce the Connors-Evert reunion was set, NEW CAVALIER 4-DOOR Giants hope will win a berth at safety in their starting but they learned early in the day the pairing was INDIANAPOLIS (UPl) MODERN AUTO secondary, watches teammates go through their paces. not confirmed yet. Fuel Injected 4 cyl., front wheel drive; eutomitlc Johnny Perkins has serious look on — Three years ago, Ken­ RADIATOR tuckian Mel Purcell made $6999 trans., radio, power steering and more. St. #6846 his face during lull in practice. Raider case to Appeal court a name for himself in INTRODUCES tennis circles by slam­ the 90-mlnuto SAN FRANCISCO — The California Supreme ming his way to the final driv«-in and Court turned over the case of the city of Oakland match of the U.S. Open drivaaway aolutloni NEW CELEBRITY 2 DOOR COUPE vs. the Los Angeles Raiders to the Court of Appeal Clay Court Champion­ FOR: Peppy V-6, automatle trans., power ste irin g & brakes, Tuesday, with orders for the court to consider ships, where he lost to M* radtatir Mu, where the legal home of the team shall be for the radio, electric rear delogger i more. SL #6724 Jose-Luis Clerc. hm Mu, $8099 1983 season. This year, that story The state high court transferred a request may be repeated, with made Monday by Oakland asking the court to minor modifications. This keep in effect a legal order prohibiting the N FL time, the man making his Mtt-fraea dungM, NEW FUU SIZE Vt TON PICK-8P team's move to Los Angeles until the city can mark is Jimmy Brown, a deMini mi f h i ^ Includes V-6, std. hansmlstlon, power steering, ra­ appeal a recent ruling which favored the move. little-known 18-year-old We have found that The Court of Appeal must now study the case dio, gauges. SL #6715 from just south of Ken­ most of our customers $7299 and hear arguments from both sides before tucky in Brentwood. problems can be solved issuing an opinion. Tenn, within this time frame. Brown, ranked 77th in The problem part is the world, scored the first Jaeger tops net field removed, promptly LOW 10.9 GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE major upset of the 1983 repaired on our ■ SAN DIEGO — Andrea Jaeger, ranked No. 3 in Clay Court champion­ the world, and Chinese defector Hu Na will ships Tuesday by breez­ premises and rein­ ON MANY MODELS stalled. participate in an $8,000 women's doubles ing past an obviously tired ■ tournament this weekend at the Rqncho Ber­ Jose Higueras, the No. 1 Replacements are nardo Inn, it was announced Tuesday. seed and defending cham­ available from our dis­ The event is sponsored by Imperial Savings. pion, in a second-round tributor size inventory. Hu Na, who received international publicity match. Relax In our waiting when she defected to the U.S. during last Higueras, who played room, while our summer's Federation Cup in Santa Clarai Calif., - during the weekend in a knowledgeable special­ Oft-injured quarterback Phil will be making her second appearance, teaming tournament in North Con­ ists get you moving Simms, who missed all of with Terry Holladay in the four-team doubles way, N.H., looked tired again. last year to a knee injury, is competition. New Head Coach , who replaces Ray from the outset of the M9-96S2 back in camp and fighting Jaeger was a late entry into the tournament and afternoon mutch against Perkins, finds something to smile about as he puts will make her debut with Lisa Bonder. his un.seeded opponent MOEMMMTniMMS forthestartingsignal calling s n Itoln SL, Mwwii, CT 1229 WAIN STREET « Tel. 646-B4B4 • MANCHESTER Incumbent quarterbeKsk Scott Brunner, a four-year pro out of Delaware, the Giants through two-a-day drills at the training and bowed 6-2, 6-2. position with Scott Brunner. limbers up his passing arm during drills at the Giant camp in Pleasantville, N.Y. camp at Pace University. 18 - MANCHESTKR HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 3. 1983 MANCHKSTKR HKRALU. Wednt'sduy. Aug. 3, 1983 - 13 S c o re b o a rd F O C U S / Food Red Sox 6. Rangers 5 Brewers 5. Royals 1 Cubs5.Cardinals3 Mats 5. Expos 2 Softball Baseball BOSTON TEXAS CHICAGO ST. LOUIS MONTREAL NEW YORK abrhbl abrhbl abrhM abrhM Remy 2b 4 111 Tollesn 2b 4 0 0 0 KANSa T c i t y M ILW AUKEE abrhM abrhM abrhM abrhM Sandbrg 2b 4 0 1 1 LoSm Ith It 5 0 2 2 Raines If 4 0 0 0 Wilson cf 4 0 10 TONIGHT'S GAMES Boggs 3b 5 0 2 0 BJones ph 1 0 0 0 L ittle ss 3 0 0 0 B rooks 3b 4 0 1 0 R ice It 4 0 1 2 O’Brien 1b 4 1 2 0 Wshngt ss 3 0 1 1 M o llto r 3b 3 0 2 0 Johnston If 5 0 0 0 M cG ee ct 4 0 0 0 Tony’s vi. Flo's, 7:30— Nike Alumni Junior Sherldn cf 3 0 1 0 G ontner 2b 4 0 0 0 LeSmIth p 0 0 0 0 L ahti p 0 0 0 0 Wohitrd It 10 10 Hrnndz lb 4 0 10 M CC V eti VI. Porter, 6— Nike A rm as ct 5 0 0 0 B ell 3b 5 0 2 1 Ciowson c f 4 0 0 0 Foster If 4 2 3 1 In the championship game, the Eyans rt 5 12 0 Parrish rt 5 23 3 Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Yount ss 3 Bu ckn 0 r 1b 5 0 1 0 2 0 Q uirk ph 1 0 0 0 Rod-Loo vi. Elliott, 6— Paganl M cR a e dh 4 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 4 Cey 1 2 3b 0 3 1 2 0 H e fr 2b 4 1 2 0 O live r 1b 4 1 1 0 Strw b rr rf 4 2 2 1 M Plito vs. Postal, 6— Fitzgerald G iants scored a ll th e ir runs In the th ird Ystrzm dh 3 1 1 0 Wright ct 5 1 2 0 C rom art rf 4 0 0 0 B a ilo r 2b 4 1 1 2 inning to post a come-from-behind 6-4 Stapletn lb 3 1 1 0 Sample AlkensIt3 0 2 1 1b 4 0 0 0 SImmns dh 4 Moreind 2 rt 3 1 3 1 0 0 Hndrck lb 4 0 1 1 Sportsman vs. 3-Pennv, 6— Charter Roberts If 4 0 0 0 O gllvle If 3 1 1 4 H all cf 2 0 0 1 Po rter c 3 0 0 0 Carter c 4 13 2 Hodges c 3 0 2 1 Oak win over the Braves at Cheney Tech. Allenson c 3 1 1 2 Hostetir dh 3 0 0 0 W allach 3b 3 0 1 0 Oquend ss 2 0 0 0 Joe Casey got the win and had two Hoffmn ss 4 1 2 1 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 W athan c 3 0 1 0 M annng cf 4 0 0 0 Woods cf 1 0 0 0 (Xierkfll 3b 3 1 0 0 Jim’s vt. Dean Machine, 6— Robert­ Simpson rf 2 0 0 0 Schroedr c 3 Bowq 1 ss 4 110 1 0 Green rf 3 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 2 0 0 0 Heep ph 1 0 0 0 son singles at the plate for the Giants, who Blittner ph 1 0 0 0 Catching onto fish cookery W ilson cf 1 0 0 0 M o o re rf 2 Lake 0 c 3 112 0 0 OSmIth ss 3 12 0 Stenhos ph 1 0 0 0 G iles 2b 0 0 0 0 Dolmar v i Barraclifte's, 6— Keeney also got good hitting from Bob BJohnsn c 0 0 0 0 Templeton (two hits) ond Jim Man- Cnepen 2b 1 1 0 0 Noles p 3 0 11 Allen p 0 0 0 0 Speler ss 0 0 0 0 Swan p 2 0 0 0 Dent ss 3 0 0 0 Rogers p 2 0 0 0 Staub ph 10 10 gano (two-run triple). Neil Archam- RIyers ph 1110 W hite 2b 1 0 0 0 Brusstar p 1 0 0 0 Vn (}hln p 1 0 0 0 bault had two singles and Mike TotMs 30 1 3 1 Totals 30 5 9 4 Morales If 0 0 0 0 Vn Slyk ph 1 0 0 0 C row lv ph 1 0 0 0 B radley p r 0 0 0 0 Charter Oak Totals 36 4 II 6 Totals 38 5 12 5 Sm ith p 0 0 0 0 O rosco p 0 0 0 0 Kreuger, Brian Kennedy and Whitney Boston 040200000— 4 Kansas City 800 010 006— 1 Martin p 0 0 0 0 There’s a whole world Twichell all hit safely for the Braves. Milwaukee oN 003 lOx— 5 Braun rf 10 0 0 Totals 33 2 4 2 Totals 13 5 12 S Lostrodo Pizza won by forfeit over TtXOS 301 000 001—» S Montreol 000 200 000— 1 Arm y & N avy Club, 7-0, when the latter Final Standings: Giants 11-4, Broves Gam e-winning R B I— Hoffm an (7). Gam e-winning RBI — O gllyle (6). Totoh 34 5 9 5 Totals 13 3 7 3 10-5, Red Sox 5-10, P ira te s 4-11. E—Simpson, Woshlngton, Brett. Chicago 041000 000— 5 New York mODOODlx-5 failed to field a team at Fitzgerald DR— Boston 1, Texas 1. LOB— Boston9, DP— out there to fry .. Field Tuesday night. Texas 9. 2B— Eyans. H R — P a rrish 2 (20), St. Louis 000000 216— 1 Game-winning RBI — Bailor (4). Kansas City 3. LOB—Kansas City 5, G am ew lnn ln g RBI — La ke (1). LOB—Montreal 5, New York 4. 2B— Baking times are Hoffman (3). SB—Wright (8), Sample (32). M ilw a u k e e 5. 2B— M o llt o r , S im ­ E — H e r r . D P — C h ic a g o 1. L O B — C arter, Straw berry. H R— C arte r (11), mons, Chicago Dusty Baseball standings IP H R E R B B S O Foster (18), Straw berry (13). or bake.. or steam. Boston Wathan. H R— O gllvle (12). SB— Sheridan 10, St. Louis 8.2B— Lake, Buckner, Herr, IP H R ER BB SO Telephone Society scored all its runs (4), Concepdon (2), Washington (28). S— Hendrick. S B — O. Sm ith 2 (23), Green Montreal In the first three Innings to post an 8-5 Boyd (W 2-1) 6 6 4 4 2 4 Stanley (S 20) .3 6 1 1 0 3 Moore. SF—Ogllvle. _(20), Lo. Sm ith (27), Sandberg (26). S— Rogers (L 136) 6 8 3 3 0 5 a tricky thing victory over Purdy ot Keeney Field. Eost Texas IP H RERBBSO Moreland. SF—Sandberg, Hall. Sm ith 2 4 2 2 0 3 K en HIM and Jo e Jones led the w inners W L Pet. GB Kansas City Now York with two hits each while Scott Jones Hough (L 8-10) 3 6 6 6 5 2 Pittsburgh 55 49 .529 — Butcher 4 5 0 0 1 1 P e rry (L 4-12) 7 8 5 4 1 3 IP H R ER BB SO Swan (W 2-5) 7 5 2 2 1 2 Fish seems lo be more and went 3-for-3 ond M ike Daigle and Scott Philadelphia 52 49 .515 IV Hood 1 1 0 0 1 0 Chicago O rosco (S 10) 2 1 0 0 0 2 Jones added two hits apiece for Purdy. 3 OJones 2 0 0 0 0 3 Milwaukee St. Louis 53 51 .510 2 Hough pitched to 2 batters In 4th. Noles (W 46) 6 26 4 2 2 4 1 T — 2:10. A — 11,274. more popular these days, and M ontreal 52 51 .505 2Vs H B P — by Stanley (Sam ple). T-^2:50. A Gibson (W 2-2) 7 2 1 1 3 6 Brusstar 16 2 1 10 0 Slaton 2 1 0 0 0 0 Le. Smith (S 16) 2 1 0 0 1 1 Here’s a cookbook for very good reason — it's Beard West Side Chlcogo 48 57 .457 7Va — 17675. New Y o rk 40 65 .381 15'/3 W P — P erry. T — 2:33. St. Louis delicious, it’s versatile, it’s W ard Manufacturing was outhit 14-13 West A llen (L 7-10) 2 5 5 3 2 1 Astros 4, Padres 2 quick to prepare, and most fish and committed five errors but stll I held Atlanta 65 42 .607 — Blue Jays 10. Yankees9|10) Brewers 3, Royals 2 Von Ohien 3 1 0 0 2 1 on Food off Allied Printing, 8-7, at Paganl. Rick Las Angeles 58 46 .558 5'/j M a rtin 2 2 0 0 1 0 is practically fat-free. M llka and Steve McCann had two hits Lah ti 2 1 0 0 0 2 HOUSTON SAN DIE(M> that tells you how By James BeariJ Houston 53 51 .510 IOV2 The trouble is, cooking it still each and John Caldwell and Alan San Diego 52 53 .495 12 First G om e Second (>ame AHen pitched to 3 batters In 3rd; „ Ob r h M ab r h M Syndicated Columnist Leher added two more apiece for the San Francisco 52 54 .491 12'/j NEW YORK TORONTO KANSAS CITY MILWAUKEE Brusstar pitched to 1 batter In 8th. M o reno ct 4 1 1 0 Brow n If 5 0 0 0 frightens a lot of people because abrhbl abrhbl T— 2:36. A — 35,513. w in n ers w hile Rod H ard w ick had three Cincinnati 47 59 .443 17'/j abrhM abrhM Tolmon ph 1 0 0 0 Bonilla 2b 5 0 0 0 begin to smell what is accu­ they can't figure out when it's safeties and Jim Hought, Doug Hard- Tuesday’s Results M ttngly 1b 5 2 3 1 Collins If 5 0 11 W ilson cf 4 0 0 0 M o llto r 3b 3 0 0 0 Ruble p 1 0-0 0 Bevacq 1b 5 0 1 0 By Raymond T. Demeo nord and Jim Enus two apiece for New York 5, Montreal 2 Nettles 3b 5 1 1 1 M u lin ks 3b 5 1 2 0 Wshniit ss 4 00 0 Moore rf 4 12 1 Puhl rf 5 0 10 Lezeano rf 3 0 0 0 Herald Reporter rately described as a "fishy" done. Well, help is at hand. An G am ble rt 3 1 1 0 M oseby ct 5 2 3 2 Pirates 10. Phillies 3 A llie d . Pittsburgh 10, Phllodelbhla 3 Roberts If 3 2 2 1 Yount ss 3 0 11 Thon ss 3 1 1 1 Jones cf 2 1 1 0 odor. Fresh fish simply do not enthusiastic amateur cook from Chicago 5, St. L o u is 3 W infield If 2 0 1 1 Upshaw 1b 5 1 1 1 M cR a e dh 4 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 4 0 0 0 (Jarner 3b 5 0 1 0 Kennedy c 3 0 1 0 Los Angeles 3, Cincinnati 1 Griffey dh 5 0 1 1 Johnsn dh 5 12 0 O tis r f 4 0 2 0 Sim m ons c 4 1 PHILADELPHIA 2 1 PITTSBURGH C ruz It 4 0 0 1 DeLeon pr 0 1 0 0 Odd as it seems, there are smell,” the authors say. Salem, Ore., named Robert Nike Wynegor c 4 1 1 0 Whitt c 3 2 11 San Francisco 7, Atlanta 3 W hite 2b 4 0 11 M oney dh 3 0 0 0 abrhM abrtiM Knight )b 5 0 3 0 W igging Ib O O O O people on this planet who don't The book also contains a Koval has come up with a little hole for hanging, by the way) at Houston 4, San Diego 2,12 Innings Kem p If 5 1 1 3 Bonnell rt 4 1 2 0 Wothon 1b 4 0 0 0 D ernier Rom ero rf It2 5 0 0 0 W ynne 0 cf 4 2 2 00 W alling 1b 0 1 0 0 Salazar 3b 5 0 1 0 Washington Social Club scored three Sm alley ss 4 2 2 2 lorg 2b 4 2 3 2 like fish. Period. They don't like special section on the nutri­ Dean & Deluca in New York for runs In three d ifferent innings to score Wednesday’sGames Slaught c 3 0 1 0 Edw rds ct 3 1 1 0 Rose 1b 5 0 1 0 Ray 2b 5 1 5 3 A shb y c 4 0 0 0 Gw ynn cf 4 0 2 1 gadget called Perfect Fish. (All Times EDT) M llb o rn 2b 1 0 1 0 G riffin ss 3 0 0 0 P ry o r 3b 3 0 1 0 PIcclolo 2b 3 0 0 0 M o rgan 2b 3 1 1 0 M a d ic k 3b 4 1 1 0 Doran 2b 4 112 Ramirz ss 3 0 0 0 fresh-water fish, salt-water tional value of fish, including a o 12-6 trium p h over Reed C onstruction M m p hry ct 5 1 1 0 O rta ph 0 0 0 1 There’s quite a story behind it. $4. I understand that the item is at Nike Field. Bill Wilson, Kevin Atlanta (Dayley 2-3) at San Froncisco Totals 33 2 7 2 Totals 29 3 4 Schm 3 idt 3b 4 0 1 1 Thm psn 1b 5 0 1 0 M adden p 2 0 0 0 F lannrv ph 0 0 0 0 fish, shellfish, fried fish, baked chart listing the fat contents of (M . Davis 1-3), 3:05 p.m. Robrtsn 2b 4 0 0 0 G a rc ia 2b 0 0 0 0 None out when winning run scored Matthws It 3 2 2 1 Parker rf 5 1-13 Sm ith p 0 0 0 0 B ochv ph 1 0 0 0 It seems that Koval's sister, also available through Kelley, Tony Colletti, Jim Clifford and Totals 43 9 13 9 Totals 39 10 IS 8 fish, or fish and chips. various species. B a rry PInney a ll had three hi*s fo r the Montreal (Burris 4-4) at New York Kansas City 00010) 000— 2 M ad dox cf 4 0 2 0 E asier It 4 1 0 1 DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 Lucas p 0 0 0 0 in remembrance of a fine Williams-Sonoma's Mail Order (Seaver 6-11), 7:35 p.m. One out when whining run scored Mllwaukoe 002 000 001-1 Dloz c 4 0 1 0 Pena c 4 2 3 1 TScott cf 2 0 0 0 Lollar ph 10 0 0 “ The Fish-Lovers Cook­ winners while Reed was paced by three New York 015 000 210 0— 9 hits from Guy Chambers and two more Philadelphia (Bvstrom 3^) at Pitts­ Gam e-winning RBI — Sim m ons (9). Dejesus ss 3 0 1 1 Berra ss 4 0 2 1 '* M onge p 0 0 0 0 book," by Sheryl and Mel Here’s a few recipes from "The salmon meal that he had Division (write to P.O. Box 3792, burgh (Candelaria 10-6), 7:35 p.m. Toronto . 200l2201tl— 10 E—Molltor. DP— KansasCIty 1. LOB— Lefebvr oh 1 0 0 0 McWllm p 3 2 1 1 from Jim Magowan and Sam Verona. Gam e-winning R B I— Collins (4). Whitson p 2 0 0 0 London (Rodale Press $16.99) Fish-Lovers Cookbook"; prepared for her, had given him San Francisco, Calif. 94119) and Chicago (Rainey 1()-8) at St. Louis Kansas C ity 5, M ilw aukee 5.28)— M oore, Garda ss 0 0 0 0 (Hxinte p 10 0 0 Tmpltn ph 10 0 0 (Forsch 7-8), 8:35 p.m. E—Smalley. DP—New York 1. LOB— Yount, Roberts. 3B—Edwards. K G ro ss p 2 0 0 0 will show these people just how a copy of my "N ew Fish al a number of cookware stores New Y o rk 5, Toronto 8. 2B— ^Johnson, Montefsc p 0 0 0 0 Rec Houston (Ryan 9-5) at San Diego HR— Perez ph 1 0 0 0 „ . . „ Gwosdz c 2 0 0 0 much they're missing. Its 410 Cookery" to encourage him still across the country, (Lollor4-9), 10:05 p.m. Iprg. H R — Moseby 2 (13), Upshaw (19), Roberts (5), Simmons (7). SB— Molltor M c G ra w p 0 0 0 0 Totals 40 4 8 4 Totals 42 2 6 1 Ginger-Soy Flounder Vittner’s scored four times in the first Cincinnati (Price 10-6) ot Los Angeles Sm alley 2 (13), M attingly (2), Nettles ' (25): G G ro ss ph 1 0 0 0 pages comprise a virtual encyc­ further. Up until then, he had (14), Kem p (10). SB— lo rg (4). 5— HouHim 100100 000 003— 4 Inning and went on to take a 9-4 (Stewart 5-2), 10:35 p.m. IP H RERBBSO Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Sim Diego 000 000 002 006-2 lopedia of aquatic cookery. TOunds flounder fillets, cut decision from Main Pub at Nike. Rocco Bonnell, (Sarclo. SF—Orta, Whitt. Z never heard of the Canadian I H APPE NE D to see a nice Thursday’s (3ames Kansas City '■ Hernndz p 0 0 0 0 (Same-winning RBI — Doran (2). More than just a compendium of into 1 by 2 inch squares Anselmo, Art Thompson, Dave Vittner Montreal at New York G u ra (L 614) 8 6 3 3 3 3 Totals 34 3 9 3 Totals 19 10 14 10 — Garner. LO B — Houston 6, San Department of Fisheries me­ piece of salmon at my fish­ ond Flip Duff all had two hits for NmvYork "* recipes, “ The Fish-Lovers '/z cup corn tarch Houston at San Diego Milwaukee Phllodelphia 10000)016— 1 D iego thod of fish cooking, which I mongers the day I got my Vlttner's while Leo Williamson hod a Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night Keough 56641 1 Caldwell (W 68) 9 7 2 2 1 2 Pittsburgh g«i00l13x— 10 Cookbook" is a book that Frazier 21-3 5 2 2 1 1 9. 28—Salazar. HR—Doran (5). SB— 2 egg whites single, double and triple and Chuck G u ra pitched tO 1 batter In 9th. Game-winning RBI— McW llllamsd). M o reno (29), Brow n (3), Puhl (15), Thon have broadcast tirelessly over Perfect Fish gadget, and Formica. Wayne Wiganowski and Glen Gossoge 1 ^3 3 1 1 0 1 fish-lovers can love, and fish- ■A teaspoon black pepper Chicago at St. Louis, night B a lk— Caldw ell. T— 2:39. A — 40608. E—Diaz 2. DP—Philadelphia 1. LOB— (24). S— M adden, W iggins, A ^ b y . the years. thought I'd try my Perfect Fish Birmingham added two hits apiece for Cincinnati at Los Angeles, night Murray (L 2-2) 1-3111)0 Philadelphia 9, Pittsburgh 8. 2B— haters can learn from. 4 tablespoons peanut oil M a in Pub. Atlanta at San Francisco, night Toronto Modlock, Wynne. 3B— Schmidt, Pena Thom out on that. 1 found that the Leal 6 1-3 7 7 7 1 4 5. As 12 Devotees of exotic fish cuisine Z teaspoons ginger root 2, „ . IP H R ER BB SO probably won't be impressed by IN B RIEF, you measure fish salmon measured 2 inches at its Women's Rec Gelsel 1-311)00 Parker. HR—Matthews (9). SB— Houston (peeled and finely minced) Eost McLaughlin 21-33)101 OAKLAh^' .SEATTLE M c W il­ the recipes here. Nor will those (or Z teaspoons ground ginger (whole, fillets, steaks or wha­ thickest point. I rubbed it with Jacksnn (W 81) 1 2 0 0 0 1 M a d ^ 0 3 1 1 3 6 Ann Albert socked a home run and W L Pet. GB abrhM ab'rhbl liam s (1), P a rk e r (9), Ro y (10). Smith 2-3 2 1 1 0 0 looking for new fresh-water fish 1 cup thinly sliced mushrooms B altim o re 59 42 .584 — K e o u ^ pitched to 1 batter In 4th. tever) al its thickest part and olive oil, put about 4 finely tour others — Terry Stelbitz, Pam RH ndrsn It 5 2 3.1 Owen ss 4 3 2 1 IP H RERBBSO DIPIno 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 recipes — about 90 percent of Cavallere, Sharon Selber and Denise Detroit 60 43 .583 A lm on 1b 3 1 -64) Bernzrd 2b 3 2 3 2 Philadelphia Ruble (W 63) 3 1 0 0 1 0 1 cup chopped scallions cook it for 10 minutes per inch or chopped shdilots in the cavity W Inarski—-all had two hits to leod J.C. Toronto 59 44 .573 1 G ross lb 0 0 0 U Putnam 1b 4 1 1 1 K G ross (L 2-3) 5 9 5 5 1 5 San Diego those included are for salt­ 2 tablespoons soy sauce M' fraction thereof, whether it is to and, feeling deliciously lavish, Penney to a 12-7 win over Taloga M ilw aukee 58 44 .569 V/i Hill ss lOOVZISk dh 3'‘10 0 M c G ra w 2 4 2 2 1 0 W hitson 8 5 2 2 1 3 water fish. Dry fillets on paper towels, Associates at Charter Oak No. 1. For New Y o rk 56 45 .554 3 BiueJay8l3,Yankees6 Anderson 1-3 2 3 3 1 1 be broiled, baked, poached or poured about half a cup of Murphy ct 4 1 16 Roenick ct 5'1 1 1 M ontefusco 1 1 0 0 1 0 then toss together with corn­ TaiagOf Eileen Henson had a two-run Boston 52 51 .505 8 Lopes 2b 4 l OO- SHndrsn 11.5'3 2 2 Hernandez 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Lucos 2 0 0 0 1 2 cooked on the barbecue. The beautiful old Spanish sherry homer and Liz BIckley* Doreen Ander­ Cleveland 44 60 .423 16'/2 Lansfrd 3b 5 3 3 5 M oses If0 Pittsburgh0 0 0 . . M o nge ( L 4-1) 1 2 2 2 0 0 THOSE MOST likely to enjoy starch. Beat egg whites until W M t (Second Gam e) into the baking dish. I added a son and Mary Dee Snow all had two NEW YORK TORONTO Brrghs dh 3 1 1 0 DHndrs Mrt -6c W 2 lllm 3 5 s (W 11-5).7 9 3 3 2 7 M adden pitched to 1 batter In 9th. the recipes in "The Fish-Lovers foamy with black pepper. Dip fish always comes out just right, hits. Chicago 55 48 .534 — Peters p r 0 0 0 0 Ram os 3bGuante 5 1 2 1 T 0 0 0 0 1 W P — DIPIno. T — 3:26. A — 10644. Colltornla 51 55 .481 5Vj Ob r h bl ab r h bl Cookbook" are non-gourmets cornstarch-coated fish pieces not raw and not overcooked. sprinkle of salt and some M ttngly 1b 5 0 1 0 (Sarcia 2b 3 3 3 3 Heath rh 4 12 1 JNelson c '4 1 1 0 M c W illia m s pitched tb’2batters in 8th. Kansas City 47 52 .475 6 Kearney c 2 1 11 HBP—by McWilliams (Morgan). T— who enjoy fish but never took into the egg white mixture. Heat Well, Mr. Koval liked this idea freshly ground black pepper, Independent Texas 49 54 .476 Nettles 3b 5 1 2 1 Moseby ct 4 1 2 1 6 W infield ct 4 2 2 2 lo rg 3b 3 1 1 0 [}avls rf 10 0 0 2:38. A — 25,130. the time to be creative fish the peanut oii in a wok or heavy very much, but he never did and laid a few thin slices of Oakland 49 58 .458 8 Phillips ss 3 1 1 0 E A S T E R N L E A G U E Main Pub scored 18 times in the third Minnesota • 44 63 .411 13 G am ble rt 2 0 0 0 M u lin ks 3b 2 0 2 4 cooks. The recipes are simple skillet until very hot. Fry coated lemon on top of the fish. I baked inning to romp over Cherrone's Pack­ PInlello rt 2 0 10 Johnsn dh 2 0 0 0 Hancefc 1b 1 0 0 0 acquire a set of 6-inch rulers for Seattle 41 65 .387 15'/j Totals 34 12 12 12 TotoH 40 IS IS 13 Reading ^ and easy to follow, and don't pieces of fish, a few at a time, age, 20-0, at Fitzgerold. Larry M orri­ Tuesday’s Results Kemp It 4 111 Orta dh 3 0 0 0 Dodgers 3, Reds 1 his kitchen and made do with a it for 20 minutes at 450 degrees, son tossed a two-hitter and Tim B a ylo r dh 5 1 1 2 Bonnell If 5 3 2 0 O a k l^ 180100 000— 12 require exotic or expensive until golden. Remove, keep Cleveland 3, Baltimore 1,1st game SOOttle S14 0 0 3 1 1 X -IS b X o S g i S yardstick and a knife, which did and it was superb. BycholskI (homer, 3 RBI) and Scott Cleveland 4, Baltimore 3,2nd game Cerone c 4 0 1 0 Barfield rt 1 1 0 0 ingredients. There are special Hanson (three hits) had big nights at M llb orn 2b 3 0 0 0 Collins If 3 0 0 0 Gome-winning RBI — DHenderson warm. To wok or skillet, add make an interesting show for Another quickly prepared fish Toronto 10, New York 9,10 innings, 1st (2).' sections on fish sauces, lobster ginger, mushrooms and scal­ the plate for Main Pub. Dan Socha, gom e Robrtsn ss 0 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 3 1 2 1 company. Several years of this dish of which I am particularly Morrison, Mark Pollord, Kevin Han­ Sm alley ss 3 1 1 0 Martinez c 1 0 0 1 E—Romos, Almon, Putnam, Phillips. and shrimp. Lobster and lions, constantly stirring and Toronto 13, New York 6,2nd gam e DP—6eottle 1. LOB—Oakland 2, Seattle H e ra ld photos bv P into lon and Joh n M adden added two blow s Milwaukee 5, Kansas City 1,1st gome Whitt c 2 10 0 tomfoolery (his words) led him fond is Mediterranean-style fish apiece for Pub. Tom Boland and Tom G riffin ss 3 2 1 2 7. 2B— Putnam, Murphy, Bernazard. Redus It 4 0 1 0 Thom os rf 0 0 0 0 sS *’ ki. s 40 64 i l.385l 31 shrimp aren't fish, of course, frying, and cook for about one Milwaukee 3, Kansas City 2,2nd game 3B— to the prototype of Perfect Fish. fillets. You can use red snapper, Crockett had a hit each for Cherrone’s. Totals 37 4 10 4 Totals 35 13 13 12 Driessn 1b 4 0 0 0 B ake r If 4 1 ) 0 ru a iih iv 's R e u ilts but they're seafood, and they're minute. Add soy sauce and pour Chicago 7, Detroit 5 RHenderson. HR—Owen (2), DHender­ Paul Frenette hod a homer and a California 2, Minnesota 1 New York 001031 000— 4 popular, so they get special this mixture over the fish Trout from the Garman grill; a treat whether you like fish It’s a 6'A-inch long, anaogized, sea bass, cod, whitefish, butter- single and Bill Maneggla, Whltey Toronto 042 0 50 10 X -13 son i S J k v 3h 3 0 0 0 r t 9 1 1 0 Water bury LNew Britain 0,1st game Boston 6, Texas 5 2 111), Lansford 2 (10), SHenderson 2 SSfrt » 3 n 0 0 1 h 3 1 9 S N** Woterburv 3,2nd game attention. pieces. Serve hot. or not. non-corrosive aluminum ruler fish fillets — almost any firm Jenkins, Mike Crlsplno and Collins Seattle 15, Oakland 12 (Same-winning RBI — M artinez (4). Judd two hits each to lead Hungrey E—Gamble. LOB—New York 9, To­ (5), Ram os (2). SB— JN elson (1 ), K e i ^ \ S S S M c’" U ? ? -» . r People who buy fish pre­ Serves 6 in the shape of a sardine with a whitefish. For two people, allow Wednesday’sGames Bernazard (18), A lm on (21), Owen (6), Tiger to an 11-4 win over the Zem- (All Times EDT) ronto packaged in the supermarket browski All-Stors at Robertson Park. 7. 2B— G a rd a 2, Bonnell 2, Kemp, RHenderson (69). S F — M urphy. Pow'sr p"*’ 0 0 0 0 2 g R^Sdlng 4 & I O 1,1st gam e permanently attached red plas­ about Vi pound to 1 pound of fish California (John 8-8) at Minnesota ? 8 8 8 3 0 0 0 B uffalo 6, Reading 2,2nd gam e don't have to worry about Jerry Buiaucius and Mike Hull had (V iola 5-8), 1:15 p.m. Mulllniks. HR—Nettles (15), Win­ tic crossbar that slides up and steaks or fillets. Saute 1 me­ homers for the Alt-Stars. field n S lS , r ?888 WedneodaysGomes gutting and boning fish. But, for New York (Guidry 12-6) at Toronto Oakland "* ” TM iSx ' « 1 8 1 T n ir t. -> T 9 Waterbary at New Britain downw a central slot. dium onion, finely chopped, and (Clancy 11-6), 7:30 p.m. (19), B a ylo r (14). SB—(Sriftin (7), those who do, the authors offer Lobster Souffle Bonnell (9), (Sardo (25). S— Upshaw. S F Krueger 2 6 8 4 ’ 6 ,'o ruISL-ii * ' * ’ ,J8JZ.? Nashua at (Mens Falls The "fish” is marked with a 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped, Northern Baltimore (Davis 9-4) at Cleveland C od iroll (L 76) 4 ) 6 7 6 6 2 ' 3 Albany at Lynn (Sutclitte 12-6), 7:30 p.m. — Martinez. Vt cup butter ‘Wait until fork time scale, and there are in 2 tablespoons olive oil until IP H R E R B B S O Atherton 12-3 2 1 1 L I Gam e-winning RBIoai — Mcw^hall (6). ?!\— * Butfolo at Reading A a m M Manchester JC's Blue scored twice Kansas City (Creel 0-4) at Milwaukee Seattle ■> 1 cup flour In the top ot the eighth to take a 9-7 (M cC lu re 8-7), 8:M p.m. New York DP—Los Angelesl. LOB—Cindnn^iSr Woterburv of New Britain instructions on the back. All the golden. Be careful not to let the Shirley (L 36) 2 5 4 4 1 1 C la rk : V 6 .F 6 O' - 0 (whole wheat, pastry) victory over Bob & Marie's Pizza at Detroit (Morris 11-8) at Chicago Stoddord 216 4 5 5 2 5 l5S?rsfa"l??4? <25), SShS“5'^JKrFaT‘’'" calculations are done for you. If garlic burn. Add 'A cup chopped Robertson Park. Dave Felghn had (Koosm an 8-2), 8:30 p.m. M u rra y 2 2-3 3 5 3 3 2 Morshall(4). Albany at Lynn 2 cups milk How ell 31-3 5 4 4 2 4 Thom as (W 36) 4 2 0 0 2 5 your fish is 3'/t inches thick at its parsley, ‘A teaspoon thyme and three hits and Rich Robbins, Don Boston (Eckerslev 6-9) at Texas Cbutnnotl ” RERBBSO Buffalo at Reading 8 eggs, separated comes out easy’ Toronto Vonde Brg (S2) 126 6 0 0 0 0 Foster, Ted Brindamourand Ed Norris (Darw in 7-10), 8:35 p.m. C la rk pitched to 6 batters In 2nd; Vt teaspoon black pepper widest point when lying on its 1 can (14 ounces) plum toma­ two each tor the winners while Al Oakland (Conroy 3-4) at Seattle W illiam s (W 1-0) 5 5 5 5 4 3 Pastore ( L 4-10) 7 6 3 3 1 5 Jackson 2-331)00 Krueger pitched to 2 batters In 3rd. Pow er 1 1 0 0 0 0 Vt teaspoon cayenne pepper side, you cook it for 35 minutes. toes, drained. Break them up a Forcler had a homer and a single and (Beattie 86), 10:35 p.m. T— 3:45. A — 5433. Ray Vogt, Wavne Mavcheck, Nick Thursday’s Games G elsel (S 2) 3 1-3 2 0 0 0 3 L o sA n o e le s Vt pound diced lobstser By Barbara Richmond Garman said it's easy to tell. If you have half-inch thick bit with a wooden spoon and Peters and Barry Bernstein two hits Kansas City at Milwaukee HBP—by Williams (Robertson), Pena (W 9-5) 9 4 1116 "Just stick a fork in and if it by W P — Pastore. P B — Flm p le. T — 2:12. ______. . (fresh or frozen) Herald Reporter fillets, you cook them for 5 simmer for 5 minutes. Then add apiece for Bob & Marie's. New Y o rk at Toronto, night National League comes out nice and easy, then Baltimoreat Cleveland, night Howell (Garcia). Balk—Murray. T— 2 tablespoons fresh chives minutes. 12 oil-cured black olives and 1 Detralt at Chicago, night 2:41. £:t32 Transactions Picture this. Two beautiful it’s done," he said. Girls Senior A — 45,102. (finely minced) I got my Perfect Fish (which Boston at Texas, night trout cooking over the coals, Of course, he said, different Oakland at Minnesota, night Glants7.Braves3 1 recipe Duxelles Veloute The Eagles outlasted the Orioles, surrounded by crisp slices of fish require different cooking is dishwasher safe and has a Please turn to page 14 11-9, at Charter Oak No. 2 behind Sheryl California at Seattle, night (recipe follows) Veal's three hits and a double and a ATLANTA SAN FRANCISCO Preheat oven to 350 degrees. cucumber and chunks of toma­ times. AngelsZ,Twins 1 •••••••••••eoBeeeeeeee Minnesota — Recalled pitcher Jack homer from Paige Lepak. Jennifer American League abrhM abrhM O'Connor from Toledo (IL); sent pitcher Boil a kettle of water and butter toes, with pieces of onion stuffed Take a slab of salmon, for Ounfleld and Beth Leslie eoch had two Butler If 4 1 1 0 Le M o str ss 4 1 2 0 Brad Hovens to Toledo. in the cavities. instance. hits for the Orioles, who got outstand­ CALIFORNIA MINNESOTA Ramirz ss 5 1 1 1 O’Mally 3b 4 0 0 1 a 6-cup souffle dish. Melt the Wshngtn rf 4 0 1 0 Davis cf 4 2 2 0 Montreal — Assigned pitcher David That's what greeted this If you’re lucky enough to get a ing defense from third baseman Ca­ Indians 3, Orioles 1 Ob r h M ab r h bl Radio, T V Palmer to West Palm' Beach (FSL) for butter over low heat in sauce­ rolyn Barry. Carew )b 3 0 11) D Brow n cf 3 0 0 0 Murphy cf 3 1 1 2 Clark rf 4 2 2 0 20 days of rehoMlltotlon. pan and add the flour. Stir with a reporter and the photographer nice bigslabofsalmon, Garman (First Gome) Burlesn ss 4 0 0 0 Castino 2b 3 0 1 1 Horner 3b 4 0 1 0 Leonard If 2 1 1 2 BALTIMORE CLEVELAND Chm bis 1b 4 0 0 0 YongM d 2b 3 1 1 0 New York (AL) — Reinstated first wooden spoon. Do not brown. as we arrived at the Garman has a very unusual recipe for Sconirs dh 4 0 1 0 W ard If 4 0 0 0 bosemon-outflelder Ken Griffey from the Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Lynn cf 4 12 0 Hrbek 1b 3 0 10 Hubbrd 2b 2 0 1 0 Bergm n 1b 4 0 3 4 Slowly add milk and continue home at 68 Bowers St. one cooking it. He said he found out Po co ro b c 4 0 0 0 Robb c 3 0 0 0 disabled list; optioned first boaemon Bum bry ct 2 0 0 0 Perkins 1b 4 0 0 0 RJcksn 3b 3 1 2 2 Goettl 3b 4 0 10 TONIGHT Steve Bolbonl to Columbus (I L). stirring. Add the egg yolks, recent afternoon. the secret while salmon fishing Shelby ct 2 0 0 0 H orrah 3b 4 1 1 0 Lubrtch 3b 0 0 0 0 Bush dh 3 0 0 0 Perez p 2 0 0 0 Brenlv c 10 0 0 Moore p 0 0 0 0 Krukow p 2 0 0 0 6:30 Racing from Saratoga, Pittsburgh — Placed pitcher Don black and cayenne pepper and You know Joe Garman. Just at Horse Island Camp on Grand Basketball Ford rt 3 0 10 McBride rt 4 1 1 1 ReJeksn rf 4 0 0 0 Bransky rf 4 0 0 0 SportsChannel RoHnson on the 21-day dlsoMed list, Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 Vukovch rt 0 0 0 0 Valentin rf 0 0 0 0 Sm ith c 3 0 1 0 Johnsn ph 1 0 0 0 Calvert p 10 0 0 stir. Remove from heat and add about everyone in Manchester Cascapedia River in the Gaspe Murray 1b 4 1 2 0 Thorntn dh 4 0 1 1 Garber p 0 0 0 0 Minton p 0 0 0 0 7:30 Yankees vs. Blue Jays, Channel retroactive to July 29; claimed reliever G rid ! 2b 4 0 1 0 M itch e ll p r 0 1 0 0 11, W P O P Dave Tomlin on waiverstrom Montreal. the lobster and chives. Let cool does. He writes a column on Peninsula in Quebec. Lownstn It 3 0 0 0 Tabler It 4 0 10 M B ro w n If 4 0 0 0 Laudner c 0 0 0 0 Jo rg n sn ph 1 0 0 0 R? Totals It 3 6 3 Totals 32 7 11 7 7:30 Mets vs. Expos, SportsChannel, B o tic g lb o H slightly. Beat egg whites until outdoor life twice a month for He said the slab of salmon Boone c 4 0 0 0 Wshngt ph 10 0 0 WINF file ts — signed guard Derek Harper Southern Slngletn dh 4 0 1 0 Hossev c 3 0 10 _ . , Jim enez ss 2 0 1 0 Atlanta 080 010 000— 3 ond center Mark West. stiff and gently fold into the the Manchester Herald: he should be 10 to 12 inches long Nolan c 2 0 10 Franco ss 3 0 11 Son Francisco 010140 OOx— 7 8:30 Red Sox vs. Rangers, Channels Green Hardware 60 (John Nlekrosh J i S ? . « * » » Totals 30 1 5 I 30, 38, W T IC Colitge owns Garman Clothier on Main and as thick as you can get it. It Dempsey c 1 0 0 0 Fischlln 2b 3 0 1 0 C a llfo rn ia gsg ooo 803— l Gam e-winning RBI — O ’M a lle y (4). mixture. Spoon all into the 13, B ill E lle r 12), F o rm a l's Inn 39 Cruz 3b 3 0 11 E—Bergman, O’Malley. DP—Atlanta 9 Boxing: Melvin Paul vs. Bobby Hayward State — Named (Jorv Hulst diagrams on how to prepare Street and he’s chairman of the should have skin on one side. (Anthony McCann 10, Greg Gott 10). Minnesota MOOMOk^l Jones, lightweights, ESPN hecKt basketball coach. souffle dish and set in a larger Douer 2b 3 0 0 0 Gam ^ w lnnlng R B I— Ro. Jackso n (5). 2, various types of fish for cook­ Manchester Chamber of Put the fish in the basket of a Kerry Blue 57 (Mo Harrison 17, Dwyer ph 0 0 0 0 San Francisco 1. LOB—Atlanta 8, San pan. Pour 2 inches of the boiling D am ian P u rc e ll 10), M u lb e rry Restau­ DP—California I. LOB—Californio 7, Commerce. rotisserie over a charcoal fire. Sokata pr 0 0 0 0 M innesota 7. H R— Ro. Jackson (5). SB— Francisca 4. 2B—Washington, ing. The narrative acco'mpany- water in the larger pan. Bake Here’s how ra n t 55 (B ob B lad e l 17, M y le s M c C u rry Butler, Pour molasses over the side 13). Totals 32 I 6 1 Totals 33 3 8 3 M . Brow n (1). S— D. Brown. ing these is detailed, but written for 45 minutes. While baking, And when it comes to fish Baltimore- 000000 001— 1 _ . IP H R ER BB SO Bergman. HR—Murphy (22). SB— and presented in an explicit, prepare the sauce. Serve at cookery, Garman’s an expert. that doesn't have the skin on it. Cleveland 002 001 OOx— 3 California LeM os- N easy-to-understand manner. Anybody who spends as much Cook 20 minutes while con­ Northern Game-winning R B I— M c B rid e (3). Forsch 7 5 1 1 ter (33), D avis (10), Butler (X ). SF— once in the souffle dish and pass to fillet E—Cruz 2. OP— Baltimore 1, Cleveland Sanchez 1-3 0 0 0 Leonard. For those who don't relish the the sauce separately to be time fishing as he does has to be. stantly pouring molasses on the Centennial 76 (Wes McFadden 18, 1. LOB— Baltimore 9, Cleveland 7. 2B— Hassler L3 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO thought of staining their sink spooned over the souffle. Serves fish. Continue this for 10 min­ Bob C habsreau 16), T on y's 73 (Greg Thornton, Thomas, M urray. S— KIson (W 9-1 } 1-3 0 0 0 Atlanta W illiams IS). Hassev. Minnesota Perez (L 126) 4 1-3 drains with fish entrails, there’s 6. NOW, BACK to those trout utes and then cook for another Paganl 53 (Bob Venora 2), John IP H R E R B 8 S 0 Castillo (L ) Moore 2-3 10 minutes. When the fish is any fish 6 2-3 7 2 2 also an illustrated section on cooking on the grill in the Baltim ore Garber H aslett 15), L o m b a rd i 51 (Steve E m e r­ Dayls 1-3 . - w0 w0 „0 , 3 how to select fish at the market. Garman’s backyard. removed from the basket, the son 16). DMartInez (L 6-13) 6 8 3 1 0 4 Forsch pitched to 3 batters In 8th. Son Frondfco TM artInez 2 0 0 0 0 1 Krukow (W 7-6) 5 AUTO REPAIRS Duxelles Veloute First they were sprinkled skin will fall off. H B P — by Forsch (Bush). T — 2:31. A - It takes a bit of patience, but Cleveland 13,064. Calvert 1 26 WHERE THE LONDONS with salt and pepper and wheat “ It’s delicious. You can serve Blyleven (W 7-9) 6 4 0 0 2 4 Minton (S 13) 216 2 tablespoons butler once you've mastered the tech­ live, on Fire Island, there's germ. it with Hollandaise or some Easterly 2 2-3 2 1 1 2 0 WP—Perez, M inton. T — 2:43. A — 2 tablespoons whole wheat flour nique, you'll be amazed at how Anderson (S 3) 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 8,276 plenty of good fishing. So it’s not Then white wine was poured other sauce bull like it with just •••••••••••••••••••••a ^ WE SERVICE ALL (pastry flour) easy it is. DM artInez pitched to 1 batter In 7th. over the fish. The cover to the plain lemon,” Garman said. T— 2:39. White Sox 7. Tigers 5 Home 01 Mr. gooderonefr GENERAL MOTOR surprising that the first chapter 1 cup fish stock of their book offers tips for kettle cooker was put on and Place the fish on a newspaper Vt teaspoon white pepper or cutting board. Make a cut Golf CARS AND TRUCKS people who like to catch their then the fish is cooked on each HE HAS another tip for Indians 4, Orioles 3 DETROIT CHICAGO 1 cup sliced mushrooms right behind gills, going from abrhM abrhM own. Fishermen get so caught side for about 8 minutes. •••••••••••••••••••••• • A U MiGHANICAL REPAIRS 2 tablespoons butter Please turn to page 14 top of fish diagonally down the Whitakr 2b3 1 20 RLow ct 5 110 up in their sport that they forget At the same time the fish was Second G am e Cabell 1b 4 0 0 0 R s k c 2 2 1 0 1 small onion belly." Don't cut too deeply, or • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS to take the steps essential to cooking, Garman had put pota­ Tallwood BALTIMORE CLEVELAND Leach ph 1 0 0 0 Baines rf 2 2 6 0 (finely minced) you'll make the job messier abrhM abrhbl Gibson cf 5 111 Luzinsk dh 4 0 2 3 keeping their catch fresh. “ The toes wrapped in foil on the fire. • RERUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Vt teaspoon nutmeg than it need be. Ladles Club Championship — I8 Shelby ct 4 1 2 1 Bannstr 2b 3 1 0 0 P a rrish c 5 1 1 2 W alker 1b 4 1 1 1 longer a fish is out of water Garman said he sliced the hole-Kathv Olmlow 173 (Club cham­ Dwyer rt 4 0 1 0 M cB rId phHerndon 1 0 0 0 If 4 1 3 0 Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 - AUTO PAINTIN8 Vt teaspoon black pepper Turn the fish with its back­ pion), M arie Johnson 176 (runner-up), Ripken ss 4 110 Fischlln 2b0 0 0 0 W ilson rf 4 1 2 0 Kittle If 3 0 0 0 without proper icing, the sooner Vt f up tomato paste potatoes, put salt and pepper on A-Sally Gordon 14Z Mig McCorrick Murray lb 3 0 1 1 M o Horrahrris p r 3b 0 4 01 02 0 VLo w 3b 3 0 0 1 CHARBE WITH MASTER CHARRE the bacteria and enzymes begin them, some grated parmesan bone toward you and make a cut 143, B-Jo JazwinskI 148, Carolyn Lak- Slngletn dh 4 0 1 0 Thorntn 1b 4 0 1 2 1 teaspoon lemon juice Jones rf 0 0 0 0 Fletchr ss 4 1 1 0 iALLINLOV/E their work, and the sooner we cheese and dabs of butter just about an inch deep, along Ing 148, C-Agnes Chidester 147, Mau­ Roenick It 4 0 1 0 Tabler ItLogo 3 1 2 0 dh 2 0 11 Cruz 2b 4 0 11 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Please turn to page 14 the fish from head down to tail, reen Mozzer 155. Cruz 3b 2 0 0 0 Velez dhW 4 cknfs0 0 0 dh 2 0 1 0 between the slices and then t Hole Championship— Alicia Bo- Sakata 2b 2 1 1 0 Thomas ct 4 1 2 0 K rn ch c 3b 1 0 0 1 WITH PLAINHELD wrapped them in foil. feeling the bones with the knife. binski 109 (Club champion), Alice Lwnstn ph 1 0 0 0 Franco ss 3 0 1 1 Brookns 3b 2 0 0 0 .2FOR10FFER This is another secret of good Young 110 (runner-up). Wp'iv lo you'l M In low iWh PlaWWd. Sal j Fresh trout, cooked over Douer 2b 1 0 0 0 V ukovch rt 2 0 0 0 T rm m ll ss 4 0 1 0 filleting: when you continue to Mystery Tournament — 18 hole- Dempsey c 2 0 0 0 Esslan c 2 0 11 TMOIS 37 5 12 5 Totals 31 7 7 4 IPMJI MkHalon Id come < Mend. coals. What a treat. It's a feast G ro ss-M a rle Johnson 64, Net-M aureen Bm bry ph 1 0 0 0 “ iSrolf 118 BIO 800— 5 WEDNESDAY hgCKT SPECIAL for the eyes and the palate. Of cut, make sure you feel the Mozzer 39, Mlg McCarrIck 43, Carolyn Nolan c 1 0 0 0 CM oibo 381018 0 I X - 7 Now llimugh M e w O l. (Mng Ihnad *nd men* CARTER course, I had to sample it — how bones touching the knife blade. L a k in g 47, E la in e B ednarz 47, 9 Totals 33 3 8 2 Totals 30 4 9 4 (Sam^wlnnlng RBI — Walker (8). >M> geneid edm ktloni M r Hie price ol one h o le -G ro ss-B eckv R odin 37, N et-Loulse Baltimore 000 HOOK)— 3 Hold the knife at a slight angle ^E—Trammell, Petry. DP—Oetrolt M elie WMneedap PUnlleld nlglil! else could I verify how delicious M u zin 44-26-18, H azel A lle n 45-27-18, Cleveland 0I2 001 OOx 4 it was? and begin to cut down along the Ja n e G ood w in 45-25-20. (Same-winning RBI — Fran co (6). LO^Detrolt8,ChlcoBo4.2B—Herndon, center bone, using a slicing and E—Brennan. DP—Baltimore 1, Fls^j|_ Trom m ell. 3B— F le tc h e r. Ask any of Garman’s friends Cleve­ sliding motion of the knife. MInnechaug and they’ll tell you he's an land 1. LOB— Baltimore 6, Cleveland 9. Gibson (7), W alker (7), P a rrish (14). SB expert Chinese chef, too. Anif, With your other hand, pull Women’s 18 hole Tournament — Ripken, Thomas, Dwyer. S— Cruz. back the flesh so you can see iTr^e^tdliSS. 1229 MAIN 8T. naturally, some of these tech­ A-Gross-M.Robbins 87, Net-L.Prager — Franco. B R l M l ' K i: AUTO REPAIR what you’re doing. When done, 91-2665, B-Gross-R.McGaw 97, Net- Detroit ' P H ^ U B B S O niques are used when he cooks J.Ja z w In sk l 98-28-70, H .W asylu k 99-29- _ IP H R E R B B S O < I UH1IMK J . H M 'id' in » XI 1 H ; IM Al*^l II I I) MANCHESTER fish. the entire side of the fish should Baltimore P e try ( L 11-7) 5 4 6 4 3 2 70, C-Gross-A.Shorts 107, Net- Ram irz (L 4-2) 3 2-3 5 3 3 3 1 lift off, though the fillet will still C .M o rro n e 112-40-72. C lo sest to pln-9th B M r 3 3 1112 TEL. 646-6464 He likes to stir fry. for Stewart 4 4 1 1 3 0 Chicago be attached to the tail. Do not hole-R.McGaw 8’6", 17th-J.JazwinskI instnace. He also steams fish, Stoddard 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Hoyt (W 13-10) 5 9 5 5 0 5 separate them. H ’7". Cleyeland / by placing it in a wok with a Flight Champions —A- L.Proger, B u m s 2 2 0 0 1 1 OMQUAUTY Brennan (W 1-1) 6 5 2 2 0 0 Lamp (5 6) 2 1 0 0 1 2 perforated metal tray. (From ‘‘The Fish-Lovers' Runner-up- J.Gwozda, B-J.JazwinskI, Splllner 12-321111 B u m s pitched to 1 batter In 8th. sBMCf mns Cookbook,” by Sheryl and Mel Runner-up- I.Podolny, C-A.Shorts, Anderson-(S 4) 1 1-3 1 o 0 ,0 1 Runner-up-M.Morrone. y5 fT * ’''P«*i;Y (Fisk). WP—Petry 2.T Joe Garman at home London, Rodale Press) Brennan pitched to 1 batter In 7th. — 3:06 A — 30611. anORAL MOTOK Hum OmSICN An ice chest will keep just-caught fish fresh OFTEN PE O PLE ask him how to tell when fish is done. cooks trout on the arill. MANCIIKSTKK IIKHALD, Wednesday. Aug. 3. 1983 - 15 U - MANC IIKSTKK IIKKALI). Wetliiusd;iy. Auk. 3. 19»3 W ait’til a fork News for senior citizens Oriental marinade enhances grilled beef comes out clean Travel agency arranging for big, air-conditioned buses Many outdoor cooks note that sauces and marinades make all the difference between a Continued from page 13 This column is prepared On Aug. 18, we will have Golf League Tourpament Starting times will soon be nan, 121; Mina Reuther, Ernie Grasso, 800; Rene Bate, 743. Paul Jesanis, 43; Mike backyard dabbler and a great barbecue chef. The by the staff of the Man­ Lou Joubert entertain us. on Aug. 29 at 7;30 a.m. 120; George Brooks, 118; Maire, 784; Mary Thrall, Pierro. 43. Low Net — Bill anyone who is lucky enough to catch a “mess of 6 to chester Senior Center. announced and posted. next lime you fire up the grill, spark taste buds as 8-inch fish.” He said todecapitate and clean them, roll All picnics start at 5 p.m. $5.00 includes green fees, Archie Houghtaling, 116; 789; Violet Fairweather, GOLF SCORES: Low Hankinson. 28; Jim F]d- well by seasoning and'tenderizing beef to be and cost $1.50. prizes, hot dogs and ham­ SETBACK SCORES: Sue Rowe, 114; Ernest 783; Bob Ahearn, 781; Gross — Joe Grinavich, wards, 30; Ed Hindle, .30; them in milk and cornmeal and toss them in a skillet Bv Jeanette Cave, barbecued in an Oriental style marinade. that has melted butter or bacon fat in it. “Eat them The Twin Hills Golf burgers and cold drinks. Bob Ahearn, 131; Peter Grasso, 113. Annette Hillary, 772; Elsa 40; Wen Johnson, 41; Bud Dick Berggren. 31; Ray A Chinese Vegetable Salad featuring pea pods, Director Course will be the site of Contact the League offic­ Casella, 131; Mary Lenhardt, 767; Betty Lathrop, 42: Bob Cotton, Martino, 31; Duane Iranes and all,’’ he said, smacking his lips. the Men’s Senior Citizen’s cucumbers and carrot strips, tossed with a sweet, Here are some more Carman favorites. ers for reservations. O’Brien, 126; Bess Moo- PINOCHLE SCORES: Turner, 747; Martha La- 43: Frank Hunter, 43: White, 31. mildly spicy dressing, is a flavorful accompani­ August and September ment to the grilled beef. For appetizers, nothing is trips are now posted in the so easy and tasty as egg rolls cooked over hot Tasty Trout lobby of the SeniorCenter. coals. Available in the frozen section of These trips will be taken supermarkets, egg rolls are ready to heat and 1 teaspoon salt with Daniel’s Travel serve in just minutes. 2 tablespoons cornstarch Agency. By using an LOOK FOR OUR BEAUTIFUL Double Minced ginger agency, seniors will now 16 PAGE CIRCULAR. IT’S 4 scallions have a 49-passenger bus Oriental style barbecue (chopped) with air conditioning in LOADED WITH MONEY SAVING?^; Giupons REDEEM MANUFACTURERS’ CENTSOFF marinade for beef which to enjoy their trips. VALUES-IN THE MAIL... You can sign up for any or COPIES ALSO AVAILABLE COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR VALUE. 4 Sauce all of the trips on Monday . CKh •< th«M •dvtriiMd •tgmt >• to b« rMdily «v»tiabi« c*mtaehSlot* atcaptaa AT YOUR LOCAL STORE. at 9;30 a.m. The travel ’ t#aerf>caiif AOiadin ______VALID THRU SAT AUGUST 6TH, 1983. cup soy sauce 2 tablespoons soy sauce D >/2 2 tablespoons cooking sherry agency will handle all 3 tablespoons while vinegar registrations. The trips Z tablespoons vegetable oil 2 tablespoons wine vinegar 2 teaspoons sugar are as follows; ( P l H 4 garlic cloves, crushed Aug. 10 — Old State Z green onions, finely chopped 1 tablespoon sesame oil 1 tablespoon Chinese Hot Mustard (or prepared Clean the fish and score it along the sides. Rub it House, Wadsworth Athe- with salt and cornstarch. Put butter or fat in a wok or neum. Lunch on your own hot mustard) at York Steak House. 1 teaspoon grated fresh ginger (or prepared skillet. Toss in the ginger and scallions and cook until ginger) scallions turn bright green. Push aside and put in the Aug. 15 — Ocean Beach. V> teaspoon freshly ground black pepper fish and cook 1 minute on each side over high heat and $6.50 includes transporta­ then about 4 minutes on low heat. Mix the other tion and admission. You ingredients together to make a sauce, pour in the pan may bring or buy your For up to three pounds of beef, such as round, lunch. chuck or flank steak, or up to six pounds short ribs with the fish and baste the fish with it. Put the fish and (cut into three-to six-inch lengths), combine sauce on a platter and sprinkle the ginger and Aug. 20 — Hartford marinade ingredients, mixing thoroughly. With a scallions over it. St^ge Company — Cole sharp knife, lightly score meat to be grilled every Porter’s musical "Any­ half inch or so. Place meat in small dish and pour Steamed Bass thing Goes.” $8.00 in­ marinade over, turning meat to coat. Cover and cludes transportation and let stand at least 2 hours, turning frequently. Whole bass admission. Prepare barbecue grill. Drain meat; discard (clean and scale but leave Aug. 30 — Gillette Cas­ marinade. Cook meat over hot coals until done to head and tail on) tle with lunch at the taste. Cooking sherry Gelston House. Choice of 2 teaspoons minced garlic roast top sirloin or turkey LESSER QUANTITIES-89< LB. f s A v il FRESH-MIXED FRYER PARTS 204.BS. OF FRESH MEAT-SAVE 1.35 ^ BEEF LOIN-BONELESS-WHOLE 5 TO 7 LBS^ divan. $16.00. 4 slices ginger root Fresh ^ i Beef Fofitierly 5 9 9 Box-O- f 5 ..OrajndBKM ^ Chinese vegetable salad (shred into strips) Sept. 1 — Rocky Neck. Cook-Out. if*'*'*, , . Filet Mignon 3 9 9 $6.50. • SIbs AAPMgtiFranht J (4-6 servings) 6 Chinese dried mushrooms Chicken Legs X" Chicken ib n D 9 ' ^ <1VIV * ^ Country Styl* R>bt > 5 Xenderloms ib. % 2 scallions Sept. 9 — Wright’s • S lbs. Chiclien Logs Chicken Farm and Res­ FRESH LESSER OUANTITIES-2.19 LB -SAVE 1.S6 GROUND MANY TIMES DAILY BEEF RIB-BONELESS-(HALVE&A.19 LB) 1 pkg. (6 oz.) frozen Chinese pea pods, thawed (cut into I'A inch strips) 1 4 9 799 and drained 3 tablespoons soy sauce taurant with visit to La- Chicken Breasts Hillshire PoKka Kielbasa pkg. Fresh Ground Beef lb. 1 Beef Rib Eyesio^'^SV lb Z medium cucumbers, peeled, halved, seeded, 3 tablespoons sherry Salette Shrine. $16.00. FRESH-WITH WINGS BEEF-1-LB PKG. 1.89 FRESH-FORMERLV GROUND CHUCK BEEF-ROUND BONELESS-tSTEAKS 2 S9 LB.| and sliced >/< inch thick A minimum of 40 per­ Hb 1 7 9 1 6 9 ■A teaspoon sugar Chicken Breast Quarters .69* Kahn’s Jumbo Meat Franks pkg Lean Ground Beef lb Sirloin Tip Roast .2 ” 1 medium carrot, cut into 2-inch matchsticks 2 or 3 cups water sons are needed on each 1 1 trip. LESSER OUANTITIES-1-LB. 1.19 SAVE 96* BEEF-1-LB. PKG. 1.39 FRESH-PLUME DE VEAU (RIB CHOPS-2 99 LB | BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS CHUCK OR 1 tablespoon sesame oil wb J 9 9 n b 1 2 9 1 9 9 Perdue Chicken Franks pkg pkg Dressing Put 2 or 3 cups water in a wok. Put a steamer rack in A&P Meat Franks 1 Veal Shoulder Blade Chops lb 1 Shoulder Roasts . r THERE HAVE BEEN FRESH-AMERICAN and put the fish on the rack when the water starts HOT OR SWEET FRESH-PLUME DE VEAU (STEW-2 99 LB ) LESSER OUANTITIES-1-LB. 1.69-SAVE 1.46 1 tablespoon vegetable oil boiling. Cook for about 15 minutes and turn down heat. many questions as to the Breakfast Sausage Links . r Italian Sausage .P’ Ground Boneless Veal . r Ann Page Sliced Bacon 1 teaspoon mild chili powder In a small saucepan put about 4 teaspoons of oil and need to close the building 1 clove garlic, minced brown the garlic and ginger. Soak the dried for two weeks, since in the ■A cup soy sauce mushrooms in warm water and cut out the stems and past there has only been llie Freezer '/« cup white vinegar put in saucepan with garlic and ginger and cook over one week closings. Since NOtfOAIRY CREAMER i(E»i 3 tablespoons sesame oil low heat. Make the sauce the same as forthe trout. Put the opening of the build­ 2 tablespoons brown sugar fish on a platter and add the mushrooms and hot ing, there has only been a ^ h ’s Giffee Rich Oriental Style Marinade is ideal for seasoning and tenderizing lesser cuts of minimum of tasks to be ASSORTED VARIETIES Minute Maid Jumbo Size sauce. Good served with rice and broccoli Chinese f 12-oz. J Combine pea pods with cucumber and carrot in beef for barbecuing. A Chinese vegetable salad makes the meal complete. style. performed, such as the Lender’s Bagels ^pkgt. Orange Juice LARGEJUICY SWEET Cantaloupes large serving bowl; refrigerate covered. For stripping of floors and ASSORTED VARIETIES IN BUTTER SAUCE FROZEr^>REGULAR OR WITH PULP California Nectarines m 69 dressing, heat 2 tablespoons vegetable oil in small heated. Add remaining ingredients and mix well; dressing over vegetables and toss well. Cover minimum painting. Now Green Giant Vegetables skillet. Add chili powder and cook, stirring until let cool. About one hour before serving, pour bowl and refrigerate until serving time. Chinese Broccoli the building is beginning BEEF. CHICKEN OR TURKEY to show signs of definite ^lifornia Plums lu 79 1 pound broccoli flowerets wear. Morton Meat Pies FIRM-WESTERN GROWN Supermarket Shopper 2 slices ginger root So during the two-week TAKE OUT STYLE TASTE 32^719 Bartlett Pears . 79* 3 cloves garlic period we will be working Morton Fried Chicken pkg ^ THE PERFECT FLAVOR ENHANCERS ^ (peeled and crushed) CfBSP N’ TASTY Florida Limes 6.„89* 3 tablespoons soy sauce at the center on the Jeno’s Cheese Pizza 99* CANTALOUPE-HONEYOeW-WATERMELON PIECES Z 'g X c 2 tablespoons brown sugar following tasks; sham­ Don’t hoard pads ■A cup sherry pooing rugs, cleaning Extra Fancy Melon Trays . 6 9 blinds, stripping and wax­ Back Ib ,Seh(M»l RED RIPE NJWCY 1 tablespoon cornstarch FIRM-RED RIPE ing floors, installing a Kraft Large Whole Watermelons .. 2 ■A cup water sump pump in the eleva­ Salad Tomatoes ,.6 9 ‘ Blanch the broccoli. Heat oil in a wok and put in Enqiire Yellow Pencils TENDER FRESH tor, installing a new REFIUABIE-RETRACTABLE Macaroni & Cheese of refund offers ginger and garlic, simmer and discard. I^t in burner in the furnace, DELUXE Butter & Sugar Sweet ComO * 9 9 Red or Green Leaf Lettuce blanched broccoli and mix the cornstarch with the Papermate 98 Ball Pen By Martin Sloane purchase, then the sotre nature of the coupons that This lively pasta- painting floors in recrea­ CAMP S-HOLE WIDE RULE 10’V k 8 water. Mix the other ingredients to make a sauce. Add tion area and rest rooms 20»Ct. < T h e Dair> United Feature may consider it in the they will double. shrimp salad goes to the broccoli and cover and cook for a half minute. FiDw Paper pkg. . downstairs, painting 3* i(S'100CT.Ofl4* i6*e»CT. ^ :(E» Syndlacte Stir in the cornstarch mixture and stir until it ASSORTED VARIETIES a long way on a main street level and Spiral Memo Book Assort. 1 New Country Yogurt Clip ‘n’ file refunds summer menu. thickens. Serve on a platter. main hallway, etc. DEAR MARTIN: I IMEOHIM SHELLS. ZITI WITH LINES OR ^ SHREDDED know that people who take It becomes necessary to Wirebound Notebook 2 88 A&P Cheddar Cheese full pads of refund forms Miscellaneous Food Products (File No. 9) Carrot and Celery Stir-Fry close the building so that s subjects>20(k :t. iq Prince ^ * Clip out this file and keep it with similar one’s safety is not endan­ SMALL OR LARGE CURD from supermarkets cause 3 stalks celery TextbMk Notebook low ’.V cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with gered at the time when WIREBOUNO-IOVi-«a--imCT. „ jL boxes Hood Cottage Cheese problems. But 1 belong to 2 large carrots Elbow Macaroni a coupon club, and I beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting there will be equipment 35ubject Notebook - 79* REGULAR. MEAT OR MUSHROOM GRATED the needed proofs of purchase while looking for 2 tablespoons slivered almonds and other paraphernalia wonder if it would be ■A teaspoon grated lemon peel Kraft Parmesan Cheese alright for me n take a the requir^ forms at the supermarket, in over the building. Pregp MELLOW WHITE newspapers and magazines, and when trading ■A cup margarine or butter Volunteers are needed. pad of forms, knowing I 1 tablespoon white wine COS Spagnetti Sauce Kraft Cracker Barrel Cheese will be sharing with the with friends. Offers may not be available in all Women and men are SLICES-WHITE OR YELLOW members of my club? — areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive Cut celery diagonally into thin slices. Cut carrots encouraged. Women can each refund. diagonally also into thin slices. In 9-inch skillet, cook be instrumental in assist- Contadina Tomato Paste 3c"^.o9 Kraft American Singles L.W.. Hope, Ind. and stir almonds and lemon peel in margarine over ■The following refund offers are worth $10.47. in g with the re­ STUFFED MANZANILLA DEAR L.W.: Local cou­ This week's refund offers have a total value of medium heat until almonds are light brown. Stir in organization of the ce­ Contadina Tomato Sauce 4 ^ . Frito Lay pon clubs give their $29.15. celery, carrots and wine. Cook and stir over medium ramics and arts and STRONG ^ _ C kM i Early Califomia heat until carrots and celery are tender-crisp, about 6 100^. I SVq-OZ. members a chance to This offer doesn’t require a refund form: ^ Party pasta-shrimp salad crafts rooms. If you can Reynold’s Plastic Wrap (t.rolt 1. Cheetos minutes. Serves four. CRUNCHY SNACK Spanish OKves bucket trade coupons and forms NESTLE Chocolate Recipe Booklet, P.O. Box give us a little of your FOR THE KIDS and enjoy the company of 882, ■young America, Minn. 55399. Receive a free time, please call the office i8«.179 at 647-3211. Cap’n Crunch Cereal boi M. other smart shoppers. Better Homes and Gardens "Best You Can Bake” Parmesan Bass Fillets STEEL WOOL PADS ■Senia’ I isli IXcpt. But. one thing they Chocolate Receipe Booklet. Send one empty perfect on a summer eve The center will be I'A pounds bass SOS Soap Pads MANCHESTER ONLY shouldn't encourage is 12-ounce package of Nestle Toll House Morsels closed for activities Aug. 9 9 '= MIXED SIZES (1 Vli-LB. S UP 4.79 LB.) refund form "pad grab­ and 50 cents postage and handling. Expires Oct. (or other lean fish fillets) 22nd-Sept. 6th. However, FOR YOUNGER LOOKING HANDS HOT DOG, HAMBURG. PICCALILLI OR Fresh bing." Clubs can request 31, 1983. By Aileen Claire 3 cups frozen peas, thawed ■A cup margarhie (or butter) the office will be open for NEA Food Editor V< cup chopped celery (optional) ■A teaspoon salt Ivory Vlasic ^ Live Lobsters ib. < pads from store manag­ These offers require refund forms: your questions, and for 10K)Z. FRESH MAINE ers and food brokers and CAKE MATE Offer. Receive a coupon for one ■A cup chopped fresh dill ■A teaspoon pepper those who desire gold Liquid Detergent Sweet Relish A jars Pasta salads are to the summer born. ■/< cup vegetable oil 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice Ocean Spray CHEESE CURLS, CORN CHIPS OR Steamer Clams company salesmen, but package of 24 Cake Mate Candles — up to 75 cents. cards. FRESH LONG ISLAND once the pad is put up for Send the required refund form and two Tulip However, it took many years for most ■A cup fresh lemon juice 1 tablespoon white wine Eight display in the super­ Shapes from the front of any Cake Mate Icing or of us to get beyond the standard ■A teaspoon pepper 3 tablespoons grated parmesan cheese PLEASE REMEMBER Grapefinit Juice Planters Littleneck Clams Gel product. Expires March 1, 1984. macaroni salad we learned to love at ■A teaspoon dry mustard Paprika the sick. In our own time i! WHITE O’QocR Coffee Sk)z. EXTRA LARGE 26 TO 30 LB. market, it is up there for family picnics. Cheese Balls canister everyone, and the reaso­ CERTO, SURE-JELL Coupon Refund. Receive Heat oven to 450 degrees. Cut fish into serving size of heed, it is quite com- iicrMfi "BEAN" CUSTOM GROUND Fancy Shrimp four 25-cent coupons for Certo or Sure-Jell Fruit Combinations of fish, meat, fruits pieces. Place margarine in 13 x 9-inch pan in oven for 5 (orting to receive a kind 09 O'CLOCK SNACK THINS FRESH SLICED nable rule is; Take only 4B«z. ■ IR N Pectins. Send the required refund form and any and vegetables and pasta plus a variety minutes to melt it. Place fish in pan, skin side up. word or a card from those* COFFCI Nabisco Better Cheddar G^feh Steaks two. one refund form for Gradually add macaroni shells and ^ b(l. 97 FRESH CAUGHT vonrself and one to trade. four box tops from Certo Brand Fruit pectin or of dressing^ turn this easy-to-make salt to rapidly boiling water so that Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake for 5 minutes. who care. ORIGINAL OR ONION Sure-Jell Brand Fruit Pectin, along with the dish into something special. water continues to boil. Cook, unco­ Turn. Sprinkle with iemon juice and white wine. Top Mary Lyman, our new Open Pit Barbeque Sauce Blue Fish ______DEAR MARTIN: Sev­ name and weight cut from a 5-pound bag of sugar. A seafood combo includes pasta vered, stirring occasionally, until with cheese. Sprinkle with paprika. Bake until fish bookkeeper, who replaced eral 'stores in my area Expires Oct. I, 1983. shells, shrimp, peas, dill and celery. tender. Drain in colander. Rinse with flakes easily at thickest part, about 5 minutes. Makes Pauline is home recuper­ have offered to double the KRAFT Marshmallow Creme Offer. Receive a It’s 400 calories per serving. cold water, drain again. 4 to 6 sevings. ating from surgery. Get value of coupons. Do you coupon for one free 7-ounce jar of Kraft While macaroni is cooking, combine well wishes to Oscar Cap- think they would double Marshmallow Creme. Send the required refund Party Pasta-Shrimp shrimp, peas, celery, if desired, and puccio and John Gaily. Fresh Baked Imported Whole Bar-B-Qued Cooked the value of a "coufund" form and two back labels, showing the Universal dill in large bowl; set aside. In a jar or Thanks Pauline, for pitch­ type coupon? — J. Koval. Product Code symbols, from any sizejar of Kraft Salad bowl, blend together oil, lemon juice ing in. 8" Apple Fie French Brie Chickens Ham Grand Blanc. Mich. Marshmallow Creme. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. I pound small macaroni shells and seasonings. Pour over shrimp Don’t forget that we will DEAR J.K.: A "cou­ NABISCO & BORDEN Free Oreo Cookies. 1 tablespoon salt' mixture. Add cooled shells and toss to Telling when it’s hold a Tag Sale on Sept. 17 fund" offer, which may Receive a coupon for a free 15/16-ounce pack of 4 to 6 quarts boiling water coat well. Cover and chill until serving and your unwanted items 89 19 aiso be called a "Bonus Oreo Cookies. Send the required refund form and 2 cans (4.5ounceseach) liny shrimp, time. This kitchen tested recipe makes are wanted. Large items two proofs of purchase from Oreo Cookies and 8 servings. done is not easy will be picked up if you Buy” coupon, is really drained .each lb. part coupon and part three proofs of purchase from Borden Eagle call the center. lb. lb. Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk. Expires Sept. . Continued from page 13 An evening picnic will refund offer. It is very ( lu’L'sc W orld much like a coupon be­ 30, 1983. be held on Thursday. I lot Foods H ie D d i SUN MAID, BLUE BONNET, BAKER’S Seniors are invited to FIKSH BAKED MANCHESTER ONLY cause you redeem it at the teaspoon capers. Season to taste with salt and freshly MANCHESTER ONLY PORK MANCHESTER ONLY MANCHESTER ONLY supermarket checkout SECRET, HERSHEY’S Sun-Majd Raisin Offer. ground black pepper. bring their children and Raisin Bread A” Longhorn Cheddar Bar-B-Qu^ Spare Ribs Norwestem Turkey Breast Receive a free 8-ounce package of Sun-Maid Here’s a cookbook grandchildren as guests. FRESH BAKED SNOWFLAKE ^ counter. But it is also NATURAL CASING Raisins. Send the required refund form and these Choose a baking disb just large enough to hold the similar to a refund offer fish in one layer, and rub the fish with garlic. Measure Hamburger BoDs 6 .o. 69 Portwine Loaf Cheese Chicken Chow Mein Holiday Brand Franks four proofs of purchase; the Universal Product CHEESE because you must attach Continued from page 13 mushrooms, nutmeg and pepper. Raise the fish for thickness, and put it in the dish. Season Sabotage FRESH proofs-of-purcha.se to the Code symbols from Soft Blue Bonnet Margarine, Peanut Butter Cookies 12 kx 99* French Onion Nibblers the heat add stir and cook until the with a little salt and spread with the tomato mixture. Vi Chicken Ala King J Potato Salad "coufund " form in order any Baker’s Secret product, any 8-ounce or larger Bake for 10 minutes (assuming your fish measured 1 Sabotage is the deliber­ V! size Sun-Maid Raisins and the register tape with First make the basic veloute sauce moisture cooks off. In top of double PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 31ST THRU AUGUST 6TH. 1983. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TQ LIMIT «1MFS AND TO CORRECT TYOOGRAPMICAl ERRORS to redeem it. inch thick) at 450 degrees. If you are using frozen fish ate destruction of prop­ ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS the Hershey’s Cocoa purchase price circled and (thickened fish stock) by melting the 2 boiler heat the basic Veloute sauce and erty with intention of On double-coupon day, tablespoons butter and blending in the add 3 tablespoons of basic Duxelles double the cooking time — 1-incb-thicfc filleU would the Universal Product Code number written on it. cook for 20 minutes. damaging a system. The those store managers see­ Expires Dec. 31. 1983. flour and stirring with a whisk. sauce (cool rest in refrigerator for word dates from a French ing such a "coufund" for SKIPPY Coupon Refund. Receive one, two, Gradually add 1 cup fish stock and other sauces.) Add all other ingre­ I am very fond of broiled swordfish — it's a lovely meaty fish with a great texture. I broil it for half the i railway strike of 1910 the first time, may not 'j three, four or five 50-cent coupons. Send the cook, stirring constantly until it dients and cook until hot. Serve hot with when workers destroyed know whether it should be I required refund form and the net weight thickens about 10 to 15 minutes. Add the fish. allaoted time on one side, having nibbed It with a little olive oil first, and then turn it over: 1 then add a clove the wooden shoes (sabots) doubled. If the "coufund” I statements from any 18, 28 or 40-ounce Skippy pepper. Then make the basic duxelles that held the rails in place. Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester offer will give you a free | Creamy or Super Chunk jar as proof of purchase. sauce by using a food processor or of chopped fresh garlic for each steak, and a good pinch of chopped tarragon or chervil, a little grated product, they probably j Send one proof of purchase for one SO-cent coupon, blender to chop mushrooms very fihe. Nativity scene TO D A Y IS a good day will not. because most Remove and put in a piece of cheese lemon zest (just the colored part of the peel) and salt j or two proofs of purchase for $1 in coupons, or The Christmas custom of erecting a to place an ad In classi­ stores don’t double "free | three proofs of purchase for $1.50 in coupons, or cloth or a man’s large, linen handker­ and freshly ground black pepper to taste. Broil the fi^ fied to sell those Idle HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.; manger scene in churches and homes is for the other halfuf its alloted time, and serve with - product” coupons. If the j four proofs of purchase for $2 in coupons, or five chief, twist and squeeze out the said to go back to the year 1223 when St. Items you’ve been stor­ "coufund'form gives you { proofs of purchase for $2.50 in coupons. Expires lemon butter (melted clarified butter flavored with ing. A quick call to SATURDAY 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. Oct. 31, 1983. moisture. Melt the other 2 tablespoons Francis of Assisi first decorated a lemon juice). This is, of course, a wonderful flsh for : a high value cents-ofi | butter and add the minced onion. Cook stabie at Christmas time with the main 60-2711 will put your ad coupon good on your next L ^ k in g on the barbecue and a welcome thought now In print. over low heat until translucent. Add the scenes of the Nativity. that summer is finally here. f ■ ■ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesduv, Aug 3. 1983 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Aug. 3, 1983 Eat 600 gallons 0 " Advice Susan Clark a n d - A lex Karras: Organization now formed with 24-hour t^^therness Ice cream lovers spend fattening weekend to lose her temper, which she . By Sharon Rutenbero McHenry, III. The industry’s current growth is do to make his serving available to never been tested as it is now, By Vernon Scott does from time to time. She ; United Press International An Italian machine to make in super-premium — "the ice the public,” ice cream manufac­ co-starring in the bubbling UPl Hollywood Reporter even throws things at me.” spaghetti ice cream in various cream that’s like that homemade turer Harry Bresler said. to support the incontinent crucible of a TV series. “ Nothing very heavy,” Susan • ROSEMONT, III, — Dastardly shapes of noodles was introduced ice cream that mom used to “ But next to him was a waffle ICE CREAM : "Being together 12 hours a HOLLYWOOD — Could your added quickly. Mash. Champagne Ice. Double by Al Gelato of Elmwood Park, III. make,” Cohen said. It has natural baker. He made a cone out of a DEAR READERS; If (Mother) was visiting. marriage endure 24-hour toge­ day on the set, working on ' Chocolate Eclair. Strawberry Chocolate ice cream substitutes ingredients, less air and more waffle — because when it’s still hot You should have ad­ company business and keeping W ORLD’S 10 you don’t have a bladder therness for months on end? t h e i r COM PANY is partici­ Danish. Oreo Mint. Heath Bar for meatballs with grated coconut butterfat and egg yolk. you can bend it — and he filled it vised Gemini to write her the house running kills rom­ control problem, you're Yes, say performers Susan pating in the production of • Crunch. Peanut Butter Chocolate. as cheese. The soda jerk competition was with ice cream.” mother (preferably on an ance,” Susan said, smiling in TOP FLAVORS lucky. But if you are Clark and Alex Karras whp are "Webster.” The roles they play, About 2,500 ice cream lovers A refrigerator-freezer manufac­ judged by Bryce Thompson, 66, Bresler said the sundae origi­ open postcard) something the direction of her husband. among the estimated 10 D ear A b b y doing just that as co-stars of George and Katherine Pappa- ; from across America consumed turer exhibited its new line of Eaton Rapids, Mich., originator of nated in a Chicago suburb. like this: million Americans (or ABC-TV’s new "Webster” ser­ dopolous, reflect some of their • 600 gallons — or 22,000 scoops — of appliances with a built-in ice the ice cream presidential sundae “ Years ago, the city of Evanston "1 Vanilla “ I was so glad to dis­ “ YOU HAVE TO make time Canadians) who are in­ ies, which makes its debut next personal characteristics. . their favorite flavors from all over cream chum. poll. — where the Women’s Christian Abigail Van Buren cover that you borrowed for yourself alone. What you : the world in one weekend. continent to an annoying month. Katherine, like Susan, is a A distiller and a New York-based Allan Mellis, 38, of Chicago, Temperance Union is also located °2 Chocolate our books on sex. We hope give up is an exciting social degree — or know some­ Susan is the marvelously WASP. She is a city omsbuds- ; They were invited to leave diets ice cream manufacturer intro­ owns one of the largest ice cream — put a ban on sodas served on they help you with any life.” c one who is — read on: talented, Emmy-winning ac­ man. George, like Karras, is at home — and near lOO-degree duced .ice cream liqueurs, and a memorabilia collections on dis­ Sunday, the first day of the week.” °3 Neapolitan problems you are seeking "W e’re good friends and we When you sneeze, cough tress. Alex is the former all-star Greek, an ex-professional foot­ ; temperatures outside — to spend cone manufacturer, edible sundae play at the city’s Museum of So, Bresler said, they took a dish or laugh, do you feel a to solve. Keep them as Detroit Lions footballer-tumed- understand each other.” Alex the "m ost luscious, fattening, dishes. Science and Industry. of ice cream, put syrup, fruits, °4 Chocolate chip 5.B long as you need them, but said. “ And we enjoy working ball flash who becomes a wetness on your clothing? actor, with whoom Susan has sportscaster. They marry after ■ delicious and incredibly refresh­ "One of the misconceptions His wife-to-be noticed him at a candies and nuts on it and called it seen The newsletter aqd me? please return them together for aslot of reasons.” ing” weekend at the Hyatt Re­ '5 Strawberry 5.6 When you come home, lived — unmarried and married a whirlwind romance and settle about ice cream compared to other party, wearing an embroidered a sundae. assure you it is well worth eventually.” — for eight yeaars. Karras came of age as an gency O’Hare near Chicago. do you find that you can’t ERROR down in Chicago. snacks and foods and treats is the shirt with a banana split on the sending for. I ’ll bet two bits Mother actor last year playing the “ It’s a very refreshing, nutri- "0 Vanilla fudge 4.2 get your key in the door They worked together in a Conflict is provided by the caloric content,” DeGuilio said. back. He gave her a coupon good INTERNATIONAL Association DEAR ERROR: These has already read them pair of feature films, “ Porky’s” comic homosexual in "Victor- ^ tlous, old fashioned treat that fast enough to make it to title character, Webster, a “ A piece of chocolate cake has for a hot fudge sundae. Their of Ice Cream Manufacturers sta­ DEAR ABBY: For four are questions you should cover to cover. and "Nobody’s Perfect,” and in Victoria,” a project that did not ' brings back days of yesteryear," °7 Butter pecan 2.7 the bathroom in time? 6-year-old black youngster over 400 calories, where a 4-ounce wedding cake was a three-tiered tistics show ice cream products What can a man wear years now I ’ve been des­ ask your husband. My E. NAYLOR, three TV movies, "Babe,” include Susan. Both have ca­ J said Victor DeGuilio, ice cream dumped on them when his serving of vanilla ice cream has ice cream confection. are consumed in 86 percent of °8 Cherry 2.5 after a prostate operation perately trying to please question to you is: Why PORTLAND. ORE. "Jim m y B and Andre” and reers independent of each • sales manager of Dean Food Co. parents die in a plane crash. only about 150.” “ We got married in Januaiy,” American households. for the days (or weeks) he my husband. I ’ve had long are you putting up with “ Made In Am erica.” another. « George, it develops, was his "T o sum it all up, I think it’s all said Mellis, an IBM executive. The United States is the largest Butter almond 1.6 has a little "dribbling” ? hair, short hair, blond someone who apparently They enjoy working as a team They are not essentially an ; EVENTS INCLUDED a Lana godfather, thanks to his friend­ fun and flavors,” said Ben Cohen of ” We kept it on the back porch. And consumer, with 42.83 pints per These are the kinds of hair, dark hair, lost isn’t making you happy? DEAR ABBY; A girl­ so much they also are business acting team, nor do they aspire ; Turner lookallke contest (legend Ben and Jerry’s in Burlington, Vt., person annually, followed by Aus­ ship with a teammate. when it was ready, we cut it.” 10 French vanilla 1.4 questions and concerns weight, gained weight — Complaining to me will friend of mine is planning partners in Georgian Bay Pro­ to establish a Lunt-Fontanne, had it she was discovered at a whose ice creams have been callecl "W e’re hoping to keep this Ice cream goes back to the days tralia, Canada and Japan. that have brought a few you name it. He’s never not improve your mar­ a big church wedding, and ductions, putting together a Burton-Taylor, Cronyn-Tandy- Bollywood soda fountain), a soda the world’s best by Time show adult without getting cute ol Alexander the Great, who Consumption is highest among Other 21.2 men and women together satisfied. riage. Counseling — for she’s asked if my 4-year- couple of TV movies. type professional reputation. . jprk competition, a "Some Like It magazine. children 2 to 17 years and adults 45 or failing back on situation ordered his men to bring snow to form a self-help group It’s not just my personal both of you — might. And old son would be the ring One would think the finely “Actually, I prefer lo work ; Cold” psychology session, ice “ I feel it has a lot to do with our and over. The higher the education (SourCB inlBrnBUonal AuociBlton of lc« CtBam MBnvtBCIurort) comedy cliches and one-liners,” down from the mountains and for people with urinary or appearance. I always a course in self­ bearer. My answer was drawn Canadian-born actress with Susan because she is a very cream aerobics, recipe contest and early childhood. As we grow up. it level, the more ice cream is eaten. flavor it with nectar, honey and Despite the boom in exotic ice-cream flavors — including bubble gum. macadamia bladder control problems. seem to have the wrong assertiveness might build yes. and the hulking Midwest foot­ good actress,” Alex said. "She Alex said. a ‘50s sock hop also were featured. continues to be special. A party or The top 10 flavors are vanilla, "W e want to make it a crushed fruits. nut and peanut butler and jelly — the list of world favorites is still topped by vanilla They named their new dinner ready, the wrong your self-esteem and give My question: Who pays ball star would have little in brings up my performance. It’s The Guinness Book’s world a celebration just isn’t a real party chocolate, Neapolitan, chocolate and chcKOlate. (French vanilla, rated 10th. contains eggs and has a greater butter- significant 1980s updating of The ice cream cone was invented organization H IP — Help clothes picked out for him, you the security and confi­ for my son’s tuxedo? common, thanks to diverse like playing with a good team.” champion i(» cream eater. Hymen without ice cream.” chip, strawberry, fudge swirl, fat content than No. 1.) ‘My Three Sons’ and ‘Father at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair. for Incontinent People. etc. dence you need to demand Nothing was said about it. interests and backgrounds, Susan likes working with her Polanski, 68, Rogers Park, III., lost Many parents brought their “ An ice cream purveyor ran out butter pecan, cherry, butter al­ Knows Best,’ dealing with the For a copy of the I ’m basically an inse­ respect and appreciation. Answer soon, as this is which is probably correct. But husband, saying his talents as his title to Ernest John Faudel, 23, children for birthday treats. of dishes and didn’t know what to mond and French vanilla. organization’s helpful cure person and, needless Please take these sug­ very important. they are a d evo t^ couple. an actor have sharpened consid­ problems of parents and child­ newsletter, send a long, to say, I don’ t need this gestions seriously and let TIGHT BUDGET They are the parents of a erably since they first met and ren in current times — realisti­ stamped (20 cents), self- kind of pressure. I ’ve me hear from you again. daughter, 3-year-old Katie, and worked together in "Babe” in cally and with bumor and addressed envelope to: talked to him about it and often play host in their hilltop 1975. compassion,” Susan said. HIP, Box 544, Union, S.C. he says, "Oh, don’t worry DEAR ABBY: This is DEAR TIGHT: The at­ home to Alex’s five children by "Doing the series with Alex is Both Susan and Alex are high Quick action can be heip in removing ice cream stains 29379. The newsletters are about it. I love you.” for "Gemini,” the 50- tendants are expected to a previous marriage. easier for both of us because we on their pint-sized co-star, Ema­ published four times a My question is, how can year-old married woman pay for their own wedding understand each others prob­ nuel Lewis, the winning little As for wool garments, example — encourage wa­ because it contains less When their unceasing toge­ pendent consultant and after it appears. help of a detergent, year. They are free, but he possibly "love” some­ who was furious with her attire unless the bride’s lems,” she said. ” I know when kid in the Burger King NEW YORK (UPI) - cially difficult to remove he said the best method is ter to follow their surface fat. Even so, he said, the therness becomes claustro­ former research director Next, touch it up, or pushes the oily stain away because this is a non­ one who apparently mother for removing the family is very well-to-do Alex is in trouble, unable to commercials. Coffee ice cream stains because they contain pro­ dry cleaning. And be sure even in the areas of oily three-step cleaning pro­ phobic, Alex goes fishing in of Milliken & Co., a fabrics pre-spot, with a spotting from the fabric. profit group, contribu­ doesn’t make him happy? sex books from her (Ge­ and offers to pick up the handle too many takes or when “ We’re doing 13 shows to are harder to remove than teins in both their milk to point out the stains to stains. The water goes in cess is still necessary to Mexico with his pals. Susan manufacturer. solvent sold in drug and Plain frozen yogurt is 50 tions are welcome. I have And why did he marry mini’s) library when she tab. the glazed look hits him before begin with.” Susan said. cho(X)Iate, and even va­ content and their coloring the dry cleaner to they can between the fibers and the completely remove heads for her old haunts and He said vanilla and hardware stores. percent less staining than he blows a line.” “ And I hope we have a long nilla can be a problem, matter, and the protein be pre-spotted. stain and, with only the stains. friends in New York to take in strawberry ice cream Then, wash the garment ice cream, Gagarine said. Alex laughed and said, " I can run ahead of us," Alex says Dmitry Gagarine. components stick to the Gagarine said ice Broadway plays. stains lack the proteins, so in the washing machine anticipate when Susan is going concluded. The fabrics expert say's fabric. cream stains are espe­ Even so, their alliance has are easier to clean. with a good detergent. It (Kiffee and chocolate ice cially hard to remove Husband becoming old fa^t Gagarine recommends should come out spotless. our cream stains are espe­ Gagarine is an inde- from cotton and wool a three-step process for Gagarine said a deter­ because of their natural removing ice cream and gent and a solvent are wax content. frozen yogurt from wa­ needed because "D eter­ Because like sticks to --Caapaa- shable clothing. It uses gents can’t take out the due to poor health attitude like, he said, cotton and the most effective ingre­ fatty content of the ice wool attract the butterfat ICE dients for washing and cream but they can re­ hour. I ’m on a diet be­ Famous chefs* in ice cream. 5 1 .0 0 X CREAM DEAR DR. LAMB: As dry cleaning — a good move the coloring and j O F F “o*?KV“ Ca/u/d. 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Ouellette ol say a 13-year-old boy who was related to chemical imbalances the body. Many are known to be Jeanne Barber Fahey Jr. sion Service has issued a bulletin on flowering St. Francis, Maine. His YOU SEE, EASY, YOUR ALL YOU'VE SOT BUT IT eOES prone to violence and had a poor than to psychological or sociologi­ vital lor proper metabolism. of 120 Forge Road, Coven­ BISSEST PROBLEM WITH TO DO IS IMASIWE crabapple tree problems. paternal grandmother is school record is now bright and cal factors. " Extremely small amounts of the try, was born July 17 at PLAYIN0 THE PART OF WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BE BRIDGE ASTRO J. Arthur Joyce, master gardener for the service Mrs. .Alice Pouliol of 142 normal because of a discovery metals settle in huirshafts, provid­ Manchester Memorial MOOSE IS ACCEPTIN& THE UNDERDOO. and a Manchester resident, said this year the foliage Broad St. He has a Y0UR5EUF AS A linking violence and body A SMALL NUMBER of patients ing a biological record of the levels Hospital. Her maternal is very thin and the trees have had very little fruit. brother Jason, 7, and a LOSER. GRAPH chemistry. who were treated with drugs to of the compounds in the body. grandm other is Mrs. On the right road He said it's likely the trees will survive, even though sister Kristi, 4. Scientists at the Argonne Na­ correct the imbalance are doing Researchers analyzed more than Jeannie M. Barber ot the foliage has been practically eliminated. tional Laboratory said their find­ well. Walsh said. bU.UOO hair samples to establish a Wethersfield. Her pater­ The ivory horn of th > most pairs will also land at This summer homeowners are advised to spray some heart contract with ing could result in controlling One subject is a 13-year-old baseline. The key trace metals nal grandparents are Mr. narwhal, or ‘‘st i- NORTH S-343 qibur trees one time, using Captan Benomyl. F^ollow McHenry boy who had frequent and Mrs. Michael Fahey 6 1 0 7 North the declarer. They violent behavior by correcting were copper, sodium and zinc. unicorn," is actually un directions on the label. Next year, after the buds have out-of-whack body chemistry. violent outbursts. He hud tried to Sr. of New Britain. She elongated tooth that VAKQJI4 will also make just 11 tricks. ^Birthday: turned pink in the spring, spray weekly. Follow label 6 A 10 8 Their research was detailed in an kill two other youths and was WALSH SAID almost all ot tlic has a brother, Brendan sometimes includes a rud­ The best partnerships will directions carefully. Also, Joyce advises keeping ♦ a k find some way to reach six article Sunday in the Chicago failing in school. extremely violent people tested Michael. 15 months. imentary second tooth at Aug. 4,1993 fallen leaves picked up to discourage overwintering of no-trump with South declar­ Tribune. "This boy is now bright, normal could be divided into two trace Cowing, Venessa Eve, its base. A 20-foot whale WEST EAST spores. er and will make seven Your possibUltias tor malarial';- William J. Walsh, an Argonne and has been doing well in school metal patterns: "Psychotic" daughter of Paul R. and may have a tusk up to nine 4A9S53 4QJ2 growth look good thia coming 9 8 b 9 7 6 2 unless West opens his ace of analytical chemist, said extremely for more than a year after his criminals, who are normal much of Jacqueline Eve Morin feet long. spades. year unleas you become, 6 7 3 6 6 5 2 involved In attuationa wliera • Picnic at Wickham Park violent people may have abnormal imbalances were corrected.” the time but suffer from episodes There are lots of ways to 4JI082 4Q754 you lack know-how. Stick to patterns of trace metals in their Walsh said. of violence, and . "sociopaths, " THAT WAS SOME BATTLE, ALLEY,' YEAH...IF r LIVE get there. 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Wednesday. Aug. 3. 1983 — 21 Skeptics say they’re overrated f , • ** Subliminal messages: BUSINESS /Classified Do they work or not? y Taking shape myself." department store chain cut losses The phone book tells lots more than numbers GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (U PI) — Want to lose weight? Stop Tuthill claims his tapes are more by 37 percent and $600,000 during a successful than others on the nine-month trial. Fortune magazine publishes an annual list of the 500 smoking? Turn yourself into a Their hands on their wall art, ran out of white paper. But not until 1906 did the With so many listings and headings, the combinations scratch golfer? market because the message is Similarly. Becker claims, a largest, most prestigious industrial corporations in concept of printing classified advertising on yellow would be utterly bewildering. The separations in Chiropractor Paul Tulhill claims simple and designed to appeal to Louisiana grocery store in 1979 three Crossroads partici­ the United States. On its most recent list I found at paper catch on when the first Yellow Pages directory places where there are so many listings and headings it's easy: just pop one of his Ihe listener's self esteem. "witnessed an almost complete pants admire the mural they least 30 newcomers, including Apple, Datapoint, Y o u r featuring classified business advertising was issued make sense. cassettes in the tape player and The messages arc kept simple, turnaround in cashier shortages, created for the Pop Shoppe Prim e Computer, Snap-on Tools. Certainly a sharp for Detroit. What have I come down to? A description of an relax. Before long an inaudible hesaid, because the "subconscious (employee) turnovers and... found reflection of our direction toward a high-tech M o n e y's How many Yellow Pages headings are there? In the economy so diverse and a society so varied in every message will imbed it.self in your doesn’t handle sentences very shortages throughout the store at on Spencer Street. Lisa economy. Bell Telephone companies’ books there are 13,000 way that the "Fortune 500" seems more misleading mind and, voila! Your desire to well." an all-time low." Blinn, youth program coor­ The Bell Telephone companies also publish Yellow W o rth headings, of which 4,000 are national listings. If you than informative — just because it emphasizes the overeat is gone, you’ve given up One satisfied customer is Bruce Michigan Stale University psy­ dinator, is in back, Lauren Pages phone directories annually. On the most recent Sylvia Porter move around the country, on business or pleasure, you leaders only. What we are is revealed in those many Gregaitis. a Grand Rapids factory chology professor Charles Hanley, list released in New York, I found dozens of new cigarettes and you've never hit a Robinson is standing up, must have found the similar listings reassuring. In a thousands of business headings, all pointing'to the golf ball so accurately in your life. worker who lust his job due to an a specialist in the study of headings, including Vacation Time-Sharing Plans, new place, it’s always comforting to find the same way we have grown explosively in the past 100 years. injury and found himself p agued perception, finds the claims a bit and Amy Tighe is crouch­ Day Care Centers-Adult, Legal Clinics, Microwave Tuthill is president of Mind Ais ^ listings you find at home, especially if you're seeking Little did that Wyoming printer recognize how Communications Inc., which pro­ with insomnia and hypertension. outlandish. "I don't want to break ing. Not in photo are Paul Ovens, Air Courier Service as well as Computer bed and breakfast accommodations and know the inspired he was when he substituted yellow paper for duces cassette tapes containing "1 had a lot of problems of not this guy's rice bowl," he said, "but Lassard and Karen Geo- Graphics. A high-tech economy? Sure, we know that. a month after that city had set up the world's first name. white — and thereby set off the Yellow Pages on which being able to sleep at night and also what proof is there? But these listings tell us far, far more about our true commercial exchange. subliminal messages recorded at jeoredy, who also took part How many Bell Telephone companies' directories even a Martian landing here from outer space would about five decibels below the I couldn't relax," said Gregaitis, "The assumption in this is that grass-roots capitalism. They mirror the direction of It was one page, listing 50 names. Of these, l l were are there? There are 2,400, of which 44 are split into find a complete description of every part of our life. audible range. .33. who listens to a relaxation tape your subconscious mind can hear in the project. our society into areas that suggest we've merely private residences, three were physicians, two were separate Yellow Pages books. Of these 25 are further Can't you imagine the Martian saying, "Take me to The trouble is that there is no with messages recorded along things you can't. There have been a added high-tech to an already growing, varied dentists, eight were miscellaneous businesses and split into Consumer and Business-to-Business Yellow your Yellow Pages, I'm tired after my journey, I’d scientific proof that subliminal with the sounds of ocean waves. number of attempts to prove this society. New in I983's Yellow Pages, for instance, are services, 20 were factories and stores, four were meat Pages respectively. like my fingers to do the walking." messages work. Even a psycholo­ " I can close my mind and kind of thing but they’ve never Herald photo by Tarquinio headings for Noise Control Consultants, Bed and and fish markets, and two were hack and boarding stables. gist colleague of Tuthill's is visualize myself walking on the panned out." Hanley said. Breakfast Accommodations (that's a lot more FROM MY OWN EXPERIENCE, I have disco­ (“ Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s," skeptical and has been unable to beach. It really does relax you. It Psychologist David Regester of specific than Tourist Homes, Hotels or Motels), That was the whole directory. No telephone vered the splitting makes it much easier to use the 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal get p ositive results in his overrides the bad thoughts." he Grand Rapids has performed two Satellite Equipment and Systems, Credit and Debt numbers. No addresses. If you wanted to call someone books. Since every business is entitled to one free money management, is now available through her experiments. said. experiments with small groups — Counseling Services (about tim e!). Archaeologists, in 1878, you picked up your phone and asked the listing, putting all business and consumer headings in column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to "W e use very short, simple But Gregaitis admits that li.sten- one involving Hope College stu­ Automobile Sun Roofs. And I'v e just begun. operator for the person or business. The operator then one book in such large cities as New York would mean “ Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s,” in care rang the number. messages," said Tuthill, who be­ ing to the tape without subliminal dents and the other patients with finding "soda ash” next to "soda fountain shops," and of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. came involved with subliminal messages "might very well have" migraine headaches. He found no THE FIRST PHONE DIRECTORY of any kind was The first directory on Yellow Pages was printed just ''sodding service," or “silver nitrate” among the 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press messages about 18 months ago produced the desired results. evidence that the use of subliminal published in New Haven, Conn., in February 1878, just 100 years ago in Cheyenne, Wyo. , when a local printer listings for "silverware" or "silverware cleaning." Syndicate.) while trying to develop an alcohol Tuthill offers no scientific evi­ messages has any effect. rehabilitation program. dence to prove the success of his But Regester. who is working "The results with our weight loss tapes. Instead, he relies on the with Tuthill to produce the tapes OPEC cured bad habits and stop smoking tapes are fantas­ research of colleague Hal Becker, used in the tests, said he and a tic. We have an 80 to 85 percent a former member of the Tulane colleague plan to try again because Business success rate." University Medical School staff. the initial test group.s were too The listener hears beautiful Becker, the inventor of the small. o In Brief music or "pink” noise — ocean electronic equipment that records "I'm very skeptical," said Re­ waves, rushing wind, etc. — while the subliminal messages, markets gester, "yet the potential is so U.S. sobered after energy binge the subconscious hears Tuthill his tapes to department store enormous. If it (subliminal mes­ chains and medical clinics for use repeating simple messages — "I sages) could go into productive usBrarssm... SBM, Heritage are listed By Roz Liston in reducing shoplifting and easing health promoting behaviors, then relax ... I can stop smoking ... United Press International Smoking does not interest me ... I the anxiety of patients. we are doing an awful lot of good The Savings Bank of Manchester and the am important ... I am proud of Becker claims one East Coast for society." Heritage Savings and Loan Association are Effect of OPEC Prices on U.S. Energy Consumption among ^ e top 20 largest banks of their type in NEW YORK — The United States is unlikely to Connecticut, according to a survey published in return to the conspicuous energy consumption that this week's issue of the Connecticut Business ended when the OPEC oil price shocks of the 1970s 01lK.i»( sclitig p # k ;«- of Saodt Arabian OuadrHbon Blu WHY PAY MORE? radically changed the way Americans lived. hRhl ciiHir- or) in (toMais fmi tiaiK-l Journal. 4 0 -1 Boy Wonder seeks normal life The ranking is based on assets as of Dec. 30, Americans have turned down their thermostats, 1982. At that time, SBM’s assets were $328 million. bought smaller cars and substituted cheaper fuels for oil in an unprecedented conservation effort that has CORAL GABLES, Fla. (UPI) - student ever to meet its admission production of "Tomorrow, the The largest savings bank in the state. People's of )oV . stunned OPEC and taken most economists by Stephen Baccus, who will become requirements. World” at Florida International Bridgeport, had assets of $2.5 billion. surprise. 3 5 - the youngest graduuate of the " I am just a normal 14-year-old University. Heritage had Dec. 30, 1982 asssets of $138 1983 OPfcC cuts University of Miami Friday, is a who learns faster," he said. " I t ’s million, compared with 83 million for Northeast Some energy specialists believe still further prices to averl conservation lies ahead as the prolonged effects of the computer whiz who is on his way to no big deal." "W ell, I ’ll know what my acting Savings & Loan of Hartford, the state's largest Petr Oleum tenfold rise in OPEC prices between 1973 and 1980 global price war law school but really wants to be in Stephen is a little worried law contract says even if I don't savings and loan association. 3 0 - work their way through the U.S. economy. 3 0 - D O W N 1 2 .9 % show business. Still, he thinks of school may cut into his extracur­ practice," he said. "And iaw is There are 70 savings banks and 37 s&l's in himself as "just a normal 14-year- ricular activities and doesn't even good preparation for anything in Connecticut, according to the survey. Standard Oil Co. (California) expects U.S. energy demand to rise modestly this year for the first time old.' really want to practice law. He life. Who knows? Maybe I'll go to The survey listed financial data for the top since 1979 as the United States begins to recover from Stephen will graduate with ho­ prefers acting. Broadway and into computers and commercial banks in the state, but didn't include the worst recession since the Great Depression. Socal ? b - nors after attending classes for He has appeared in dozens of law. Or just one. Or a combination a comprehensive ranking of them. Manchester Natural Gas only two years. plays, television programs and of the three." State Bank has assets of $31 million. Connecticut is projecting a 1.4 percent annual increase in U.S. energy consumption — equivalent to about 9.7 million For his next act, Stephen will commercials, and had a part in a The possibilities, Stephen says, Bank & Trust of Hartford was the state's biggest 19/9- '80 DOWN 18,5% attend the University of Miami's barrels of oil a day — through the end of this century. Jerry Lewis movie, "Hardiy Work­ are endless. So, apparently, is his commercial bank as of Dec. 30. 1982, with assets ? 0 - Iranian ? 0 - Law School this fall — the youngest ing." He is now working on a stage intelligence. of $4.8 billion. But Cambridge Energy Research Associates, a private consulting firm based in Cambridge, Mass., nevolution maintains the long-awaited economic resurgence will Coal create even greater energy savings in the American UP 15.9% \ home and reduce gasoline demand in the 1980s. ^ b - New auto dealer opens “ There is no evidence that Americans, without a big Cardinal Buick, the town's newest auto drop in energy prices and a substantial rise in dealership, opened its doors this month at the site disposable income, will go back to their old ways,” 10- 1 0 - usmatrssAts... ON of the former Charter Oak Buick at 81 Adams St. Lee Schipper, staff scientist at Lawrence Berkeley Owner Harry Grospitch said the the first Laboratories, told a recent conference on energy Hydroelectric Manchester residents to buy a car at Cardinal demand sponsored by the Cambridge consulting firm. Power were Laurie and Walter Prytko of 20 Earl St. Mrs. Renewed economic growth will spur purchases of 1 9 /3 -'7 4 b - UP 18.6% Put a Quality Built Prytko is executive director of the Manchester more fuel-efficient homes, appliances and cars rather 5- Arab Oil WHY PAY MORE? Whiripooi Appliance Association for Retarded Citizens; her husband than set the stage for another national energy binge. Embargo works at Ensign-Bickford Co. in Simsbury. Schipper predicted. inYburiiome! Grospitch, a resident of the Boston, Mass, area, U.S. industrial energy use should rebound by 20 took over the dealership July 1. He and his wife percent to 25 percent over the next few years to n . I I T I I I I I I , T . l I I r T~ I I I I 1973 75 '77 '79 '61 EXCLUSIVE 2 YEAR are looking for a home in Manchester. pre-recession levels and then flatten out, with 83 1973 74 '76 '76 '80 '8? enhanced energy efficiency offsetting only mild demand growth, Cambridge Energy Research PARTS & LABOR COLOR TV Associates forecast. Floor Manager's Choice Branches to get automation lowered its base price for the first time in history to permanent. WARRANTY, FREE COLOR U.S. ENE R G Y consumption has shrunk 9.9 percent avert an international pricing war. Heritage Savings & Loan Association will since peaking in 1979 when the Iranian oil disruption In the United States, the largest energy-consuming CONSERVATION HAS had its greatest impact on 17X1 CM. FT. NO flOCT install two automated teller machines at bank REFRIODATOR-FiaZiR prompted the Organization of Petroleum Exporting nation, oil has lost more ground to conservation than residential heating, the area over which the consumer IE branches, making it the second local bank to join Countries to nearly triple world oil prices, according other fuels because users switched to natural gas, exercises the most control. SET UP & FREE LOCAL DEUVERY!* 1 DOOR •(10" T.v. or larowY the trend toward computerized banking. to British Petroleum Co.’s 1982 statistical review. wood and electricity. The majority of Americans now keep their *499 Heritage will place the machines at its main Other fuels track oil prices. Since 1979 U.S. oil consumption has plummeted 19 thermostats below 70 degrees in winter, a dramatic LOW U .0 CM. FT. MFIIONT office at 1007 Main St. and at a remote location at OPEC unwittingly overplayed its hand by raising percent and natural gas 11 percent, while coal use has turnaround from the 85 percent that basked in LONG TERM BANK FINANCING______MONTHLY PAYMENTS FRBZnwiTN the Highland Park Market in Manchester, prices to levels consumers no longer would tolerate. risen 3.6 percent and nuclear power 12.1 percent, the temperatures of 70 degrees or higher just 10 years according to J. Raymond Fournier, the s & I's The 13-nation cartel had acted on the widely held RP data showed. ago, Schipper said. "NO-FMeOMMIT" treasurer. THK1MIDROOI assumption that energy — and particularly oil — was U.S. demand for electricity turned down last year Deliveries of home-heating oil and kerosene have ^ S A W V O “Because You Want Thu Heritage customers will be able to transact so essential to economic growth that price had little for the first time, the Edison Electric Institute plunged almost 50 percent since 1973 as consumers impact on demand. 75 OHM CABLE INPUT *458 business at the machine locations 24 hours a day reported. converted to gas. put in insulation, installed wood FMMIY sns, 1-a c u by using a plasticized card called "Bank-Link,” Demand for oil and other energy sources bounced The average American household now uses almost stoves, used portable heaters, and bought new homes AUTO COLOR BUTTON Fournier said. AMTOMATK WASMBI back two years after the 1973-1974 Arab oil embargo, 20 percent less energy than a decade ago because of heated primarily by electricity or gas. Customers of the Savings Bank of Manchester but the second OPEC price shock in 1979 unleashed conservation measures, the migration to warmer "There is no way oil can stage a comeback in the *338 already have access to automated teller aggressive conservation and a global recession that climates and smaller families, Schipper said. single-family home,” Schipper said. lAROi CAPACITT I-TBHF machines through the useof asim ilarcard, theirs pushed the cartel to the brink of collapse. Most of the cutback occurred after 1979, however, Natural gas has clung to its nearly 50 percent share HliClIKDRTBI dubbed "Conni.” By 1982 a precipitous slump in oil demand and the when consumers were squeezed by escalating energy of the U.S. residential fuel market since 1970 by Last month, SBM opened a fully-automated emergence of non-OPEC producers had stripped the bills and stagnating incomes, he said. adding new customers, but gas usage has dropped *260 bank branch at the corner of West Middle cartel of its clout as the free world’s largest oil Schipper estimated that perhaps 60 percent of the sharply on a per household basis. Oil has sunk to 13 AMTOMATK DRTB MNYH Turnpike and Broad Street, replacing its supplier and unchallenged price setter. decline in the nation’s residential energy demand is percent from just under 25 percent in 1970, Schipper’s 3-nMP AND conventional office at the Manchester Parkade. In March 1983 a bitterly divided and shaken OPEC tied to behavioral changes and therefore is largely data showed. 1 9 " 75 OHM Cable Input CMHOM MRT CONnOl Bank president William R. Johnson has predicted 100% Solid Stole that ail of SBM's branch offices will eventually be *299 fully automated. 30" IUC1RK RANM ' ? r * 3 1 8 *248 COLOR WITNMEAHMKR Law firms becoming more speciaiized SAVE *30 SAVE <30 *358 CLOCK CONTROL Firm sues ex-presIdent T.V. SAVE *50 By LeRov Pope *389 M ONTPELIER, Vt. — The Rock of Ages Corp. numner oi marginally profitable or money-losing law created by the software explosion. eloctronic UNOHRCOMNin 4-CTCU United Press International Touch Tuno Systom of Barre and its parent firm have filed a $15 departments like the huge law firm ,” Solin added. Solin says he doesn’t expect the number of legal VIDEO RECORDER MSNWASHBR million countersuit against the company’s ousted IscBLyM 10S CliBwmIl ^ But from the lawyers’ point of view, possibly the specialties to proliferate in the future but law firms FOW nOIAN president. Jay Slaybaugh. NEW YO RK — The "boutique” approach, success­ biggest attraction of the boutique approach is that, that want to make a good living in today’s highly Rock of Ages and the Rhode Island-based ful in merchandising products, is being used by once a firm establishes itself as a specialist in a field competitive world will have to specialize and acquire Color T V ^ *388 lawyers to market their services. •Ektnoc fiKfe Tm SptiB Nortek firm filed suit in Washington County for which there is a rising demand for legal serv ices, it a reputation for being tops in their soecialties. •;S«B Mb bpit Superior Court, claiming an agreement allowing Convenience is a big selling appeal of such a law is likely to continue to get a major share of the THE HUGE generalized law firm is at a •Aitailc frioiiCY nU Pkin Slaybaugh and RCS Packer to buy the central firm, but it also can offer specialized legal talent and practice in that specialty for years to come. disadvantage now. he said, no matter how prestigious C«tnl services a little cheaper than a huge departmental­ •Ihiit CunlitNi (HQitnf •Vermont granite company is void. It’s human nature for corporation management to it is. Even though it is only eight years old, Solin’s firm ized general law firm, says Daniel Solin, partner in •Im M PiMI SoRtT RCS Packer is a company controlled by seek out the best known firm in a legal specialty, has attracted such clients as General Electric, Lloyds •bfm VW Mi wr (hMMi *398 Slaybaugh, according to court documents. Solin & Breindel of New York. particularly if it’s relatively new like equal of London, Shell Oil, ITT. wentieth Century-Fox and •Iintailid DELUXE It also said Slaybaugh prevented the firm from Solin said his law firm was formed in 1975 to employment opportunity or the newest specialty of Sheraton Corp. RIottronic Touch Tuna Syitom *348 specialize in just three phases of corporation law: AM/FM being sold to a group of managers and investors, all, the large number of legal problems raised by the REMOTE CONTROL STEREO W hirlpool the documents said. antitrust, breach of contract and cases grounded on use of the computer. There has been a lot of discussion PORTABLE ■ T ® SAVE .100 Slaybaugh sued the two companies last week discrimination on the basis of age, race or sex. lately about the new perils in copyright and licensing Something Different...... wish Someone A •T in 2 O N L Y for at least 8190 million, saying he was wrongfully “ Although there really are only about a dozen real CASSEnE fired from his Job. specialties in civil law, and most of them are COIOR *498 RECORDER praffwiA le ractrAu Makina vour world a little easier. traditional, the trend towards specialization by PIBUCNOTICK! Happy Birthday T.v. SAVE <75 •m M hKti« rtMti cMtrtI individual firms has been growing steadily for the with A Herald Happy Heart Whirlpool appliance* past decade and will grow faster in the future,” Solin FREEH FREEH earned Ihl* »eol Friendly to lease space told United Press International. s The traditional specialties Include admiralty law, ■LOOD Only SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Friendly Ice Cream tax law, customs law, patents and copyrights, estates Corp. has signed a five-year lease to occupy space and trusts, antitrust, divorce and family problems, PRESSURE SD.OD on the 12th floor on One Financial Plaza gtarting real estate, entertainment, insurance, mining and CLINIC • TAKIN BY 647-G997 mid-August. petroleum. A Lease manager Paul Stelzer said the RCOISTRIIftO 647-9998 847-9997 Wilbraham-based company plans to use the TWO OF THE. three specialties Solin & Breindel N U B Si .M7-999B space for its restaurant operations divisions, engage in are new. So is the field of merger and At fit including an employment office. takeover.law in which the New York firm of Skadden AT: LiefiETT PHARMACY and Friendly is the fourth firm to lease office space Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, and one or two others, PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE Mon. 'til 9 In the 17-story building with Bank of Boston of play such big roles. 445 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER Mon. 'll I Tun.. Wed., SaL til S 44S HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER Western Massachusetts, renting the first five The boutique law firm has lower overhead than the Call.... I-64 EXIT TO KEENEY ST. Ton, Wti, ioL W S Mon., Thurt. HI 9; Fri. til 8 1-84 E X IT T O K E E N E Y 8 T . floors and lobby, as their m ajor tenant. big generalized firm, Solin said. His firm has only >. 1- * COMMUNITY S m v lC t by EXTENDED BANK TEHMS AVAILABLE Mml, Ban. 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Good condi­ I V 4 " . $50 for all. Coll pets. Security deposit re­ paired. References, fully tion. $99. Optional arm 643-6680. Notices Announceihents $3 Announcements 03 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Room s for Rent 41 Apartments for Rent 42 quired. Group I, Phil- C 8. M TREE Service — Insured. Quality work. chair. 649-8595. 1980 BUICK 41 Rooms for Rent Free estimates, discount 1978 CHEVROLET b rick Agency, 646-4200. Martin Matfsson, even­ 12'X16' Rug and Pad, $35, 1981 OLDSMOBILE senior citizens. Company ings 649-4431. COLONIAL SOFA and new bath tub, never In­ Manchester owned and SKYLARK 454 MAIN STREET-FIrst M A N C H E S T E R — A v a il­ choir. Red print fabric. stalled, white S50. Call MALIOU ;Lost/Found SOCIAL WORKER for KENNEL ASSISTANT — THREE ROOMS-Private CUTLASS 01 floor. Three room heated able immediately, one operated. C oll 646-1327. INTERIOR — EXTE­ Call after 6pm , 644-2139 C a v e ^ 'i mental health re-entry Full or part time person GENTLEMAN PRE­ entrances. Ladles $35; 643-9664. 2-Dr., Automatic, 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto­ apartment. $325. Security bedroom. Quiet neigh­ RIOR Painting — Wal­ weekdays or anytime 4-Dr., Automatic, PS, program. Minimum re­ needed for busy kennel. F E R R E D . $50.00 w eekly. M ens $35 8.$40. A lso: For matic, PS, PB, AM required. Phone 646-2426 borhood. $400 monthly REWEAVING BURN lpapering and dry wall weekends. Asking $95. SCUBA EQUIPMENT — PS, PB, AM Radio, quirements: BSW and ex­ Early hours and weekend Kitchen privileges. 646- coat, dresses, suits, etc. HOLES — zippers, um­ PB, AM/FM Stereo Radio, Tinted LOST — SMALL FE- (f^arl^ Supper 9 to 5 w eekdays. Including heat and hot Installation. Quality pro­ Brand new Sherwood 2000 perience In mental health work. Must be reliable. 2000. C oll 649-5459.______brellas repaired. Window Cassette,Air Condi­ M ALE CAT, Black tiger, w ater. 649-4800. fessional work. Reasona­ KITCHEN SET formica regulator. Great for the Air Conditioning, Glass, Air Condi­ field. Position starts No­ Start Im m ediately. A pp ly shades, Venetian blinds. tioning, Power Win­ white paws and white monc/a^ thru thursda^ 5-bp.m. vem ber 1st. $14,000. Fu ll in person - Tuesday, Wed­ LADIES ONLY — Free LIKE PRIVATE H O M E . ble prices. Free esti­ top table, four chairs. beginner or sport diver. tioning, Vinyl Top. T W O A N D A HALF Keys. TV FOR RENT. Tinted Glass. LOW chin. Lost In vicinity of benefits. EOE. Send re­ nesday, Thursday or Sat­ parking. On busline. Kit­ Studio-type apartment. mates. G.L. McHugh, Priced to sell, $40. Call $99. C a ll 649-8989. dows, EXCELLENT PRICED TO SELL! ROOMS, second floor. Marlow's, 867 Main Main and Williams sume to: Manchester urday only. Canine Holi­ SIX ROOM HO.ME - Fur­ chen privileges. Security Utilitles,applionces. 643-9321. 646-6794. CONDITION! #3120A MILEAGE! #3478A Heat, hot water, oppllan- Street. 649-5221. #P0709 Streets. If seen call 643- C2ornpletrcT){n}ierj 7.^*^ ~ Area Conference of day Inne, 200 Sheldon nished, bedroom tor rent. and references required. Working single adult. No LOUVERED ALUMI­ ;4251. Privileges. Share with children, pets. 643-2880. ces. Security, references. p a in tb ig W A T E R B E O - Que^n size NUM storm doors. Front * - ■ - - _ . ■ Churches., P.O. Box 773, Road, Manchester. C all 643-2693. BRICKS, BLOCKS, ra o n s s M N U owner. C a ll 649-7911. C a ll afte r 5pm. 643-6322. with pad, sheets, heater. a n d rear Includes Manchester, CT 06040 by STONE — Concrete. CsniBitrclil - Retldtnllil CARDINAL BUICK ! l o ST - Ludlow Road Septem ber 15th. MEDICAL SECRETARY FIVE ROOMS - Second Cilllni Traluri Spiclilitt L ik e new. $195. 646-9769. screens. 80'/2 X 31, 80'/2 X area, small gray and 3 ROOMS — Third floor. Chimney repairs. No lob — For growing Manches­ Apartments for Rent 42 floor. Carpeted. Stove Hautt Powsr WitNng 35V2. $90 pair. $45 each. 1980 eOlCK ! white female cat, wear- Heat, hot water. Adults. too sm all. C a ll 644-8356. 1981 DODGE 81 Adams St., Manchester GENERAL HOUSE­ ter family practice. Four QUIET GENTLEMAN to a n d refrigerator.118 G.E. LARGE capacity, C a ll 649-3598. -Ing flea collar. Answers No pets. $310. Security. Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 WORK for adult family. or five days. No wee­ share apartment - private Charter Oak Street, FREE ESTIMATES white electric clothes RIVIERA to "Blbeau". Very sadly Call after 6pm , 649-2236. EXPERIENCED One day per week. Call kends. Diverse work and bedroom. $50 weekly. MANCHESTER-One, two above Hungry Tiger Res­ M 6 - 4 8 7 9 dryer. 9 years old. Good G E N E R A L ELECTRIC V4 DIPLOMAT 649-4571 missed. 6470246 days; $100 security. Referen­ a n d three bedroom PAINTER-Quallty work. working condition. Ask­ 649-7204 after 5pm. personal contact In pro­ taurant. $325. Security. H P m otor. $15. C all 643- Power Seats, Power 632-2638 after 6;30pm. ces. 649-9158. aportments. Heat and hot EAST CENTER — Two Reasonable rates. Fully ing $50. Please call 646- GO BACK TO WORK gressive friendly envir­ Adults only. Call Farr's, insured. Free estimates. 5336. Windows, Power WHEN THE KIDS GO EXPERIENCED P A IN ­ onment. Send resume to w ater. $400, $425, $495. bedroom apartment. PAUL'S PAINTING­ 0867. 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto­ i LOST - Cocker Spaniel 646-7111. 643-9237, ask to r Je rry . Door Locks, Cruise BACK TO SCHOOL. Sell TERS wanted tor full Box N c/o The Herald. C a ll 649-4800. Brick two family. Ap­ PAPERHANGING — 25 ONE 2 GALLON CROCK matic, PS, PB, WINF Control, Tilt Steer­ 'Puppy, rust color. Avon, earn good money. time employment. Call pliances. No children. Years experience. Walls, REFRIGERATOR 8 V2 lug; one gallon milk Tinted Glass, Air . Answers to "Jesse". Vic- ODD JOBS, Trucking. ing, AM/FM Stereo C a ll 523-9401, 278-2941. L.A. Converse, Co. 646- $100 Per Week Part Time Homes for Sale 31 Pets. Older couple. $350 ceilings, trim, staining cubic feet. Call 643-7534. crock lug; canning, iars. Conditioning, AM ■ Initv Birch Mountain, Homes for Sale Homes for Sale 31 Home repairs. You name SALES 3117. at Home. Webster, Amer­ 31 plus heat and utilities. floors - refinishing ca­ S15. Negotiable. Phone Radio. LOW MI­ Cassette and more. . Bolton. Reward. 643-0832. 649-2400, 649-9435. If, we do It. Free esti­ binets. Reasonable. 525- HOSPITAL BED, $80. LEAGE! #3432A EXCELLENT VA­ SEWERS — Established Looking lor aggreiilve, ica's favorite dictionary mates. Insured. 643-0304. 649-2433. nationwide Pillow manu­ TYPIST, part time. 9am needs home workers to 2075. Portable adult potty .^^Jf C/.t LUE! #3467A IMPOUNDED — Irish ■elf-molivated, experi­ FOUR ROOM APART­ facturer has Immediate enced aaleaparton to |oln to 3pm. Hourly rate. For update local mailing ch air. $40. C a ll 643-7534. AIR CONDITIONER for Setter, female. Red col­ MENT. Adults only. No FOGARTY B R O T H E R S PAINTING - Interior, ex­ full time openings. Expe­ our expanding sales appointment call Mrs. lists. Easy work. Can be — Bathroom remodel­ sale - 9000 BTU, $150.00. lar. Call Bolton Dog department In the Greater Pets. Security. Referen­ terior. Gutters-cleaned, ETHAN ALLEN DARK 1982 CHEVROLET rience preferred. Day Rogers, 10am-2pm, 289- done while watching TV. ing; Installation water Telphone 643-9920. 1981 PONTIAC 1982 CHEVROLET . W arden, 649-5900. Hartford area. Media ces. One car. Call after repaired. Chlmneys- PINE Trestle table with shift. Five day week. Full 0256. All ages, experience un­ heaters, garbage dispo­ benefit program, includ­ sales Important, but not a necessary. C a ll 1-716-842- 4pm, 649-1265. polnted, cleaned. Roofs- tw o benches. $350. 649- ELECTRICALLY AD­ LOST — Cream color, neceaalty. Position offers sals; faucet repairs. 649- CAMERO MALIBU ing sewing incentive. 6000, including Sunday, new, repaired. 35 Years 6457 aHer 5pm. JUSTABLE BED WITH GRAN PRIX female Himalayan cat, growth and excellent SECRETARY tor small 7657. Visa/MasterCard Automatic, PS, PB, Classic Station A pply at P illo w te x Corp., Ext. 9645. MANCHESTER — Five E xperience. 643-8885. vibrator. King Koil foam dark markings. Vicinity money lor top performer. business, with some ex­ accepted. 2-Dr., Automatic, 49 Regent Street, Man­ room, two bedroom KENMORE Portable Dis­ m attress, headboard. E x ­ AM Radio, Tinted Wagon, Automatic, . of North Street. Reward. Contact WINF RADIO, perience. Typing, book­ / uiiucr3 apartment. References. h w a s h e r, coppertone. PS, PB, AM-FM chester, Connecticut. 257 East Canter Street, keeping, etc. Apply In Building/Contracting S3 cellent condition. $400 or PS, PB, AM Radio, C a ll 649-9760. Business Opportunities 22 Security. No pets. $475 WILLING TO DO ODD C a ll 742-8245. Glass, Air Condi­ Manchester, Conn. person, on oppointment REALTORS JOBS, Housecleaning, best offer. 643-7919 after NEEDED IMME- 06040, call 646-1230 Includes heat. 649-4003. Stereo, Air Condi­ only. C a ll 649-5358. painting or wood work­ 5pm. tioning, Rear De- Tinted Glass, Air DIATELY — Mature, re- onoup 1 A $p|pft ,4$$ocMfion of r?EAiror?S serving the gre, 4 te r ing. Have own transpor­ tioning, Bucket fogger. EXCEL­ Conditioning, Lug­ sponsible, M.inchester A t f A w ith m ore ,tdver lisirig expertise TWO BEDROOM DU­ LEON CIESZYNSKI M isc for Sole 63 Personals 02 BABYSITTER/DAY- LOOKING FOR YOUR tation. C a ll 647-0329 or FRIGIDAIRE air condi­ grandmotherly type per­ i m p a c t Ar\d efficiency for hoth buyers A n d s e lle r s PLEX — Laundry Hook­ BUILDER — New homes, Seats, EXCELLENT CARE PERSON — Year OWN BUSINESS? Must 646- 0016. tioner, 20,000 B T U 's. $250. LENT CONDITION! gage Racks, LOW son to help care tor round position needed in possess a good attitude ups, Fenced Yard, additions, remodeling, C a ll 649-7327. Central Location, Ap­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ VALUE! #P0711 #P0712 MILEAGE! #P0713 newborn and 2 year old In my home In South Glas­ and be willing to learn at E N D R O L L S — 27Vj width pliances. No utilities. No AMBITIOUS COLLEGE chens remodeled, ceil­ CAMBRIDGE DIET my home. Part time. Own tonbury tor 20 m onth and no risk. C a ll 524-4559. - 25 cents; MV a width - 2 ARMY SLEEPING BAG ATTENTION HOUSE­ BOITON pets. C a ll 649-0159. STUDENT — Seeks odd ings, bath tile, dormers, PLAN — Information tranportatlon a must. 5 year old. M onday, W ed­ for 25 cents. MUST be — Brand new. $25 or Best WIVES, VACATIONING Beautifully decorated seven room lobs. Painting and lawns roofing. Residential or 1972 FORD LTD- .neetings Mondays Vernon area. Call 646- nesday, Friday - 8:15 to picked up at the Man­ Offer. Call after 6pm, STUDENTS, anyone with ranch on over an acre lot. Custom 74 WELLS STREET - are a specialty. Call Jeff, com m ercial. 649-4291. Brougham. Air, stereo. Motorcycles/Blcvcles 72 Misc. Automotive 76 10:30am and 7:30pm. 150 5153. 4:15. Tuesday, T h u rsd a y - Situation Wanted 23 chester Herald Office BE­ 742-6016. free time In the evenings! kitchen with oven, range and dis­ Second floor. Four 647- 9013. New exhaust system, new North Main Street, Man­ 8 to 12. C a ll 659-3912. FORE 11 AM ONLY. There are a limited hwasher. Three bedrooms, two rooms. $300 plus utilities. FARRAND R E M O D E L ­ battery. $900. C all 643- ______chester. 646-3994. •______OPENING FOR AN References Required. PLATE GLASS SHELV­ number of positions op­ baths, two car garage. Security. No pets. Phone G R A N D M O T H E R 'S ING — Cabinets, roofing, 7792. ELECTRONIC AS­ ening In our phone sales MANCHESTER- Live in S C R E E N E D L O A M ------IN G — Six pieces, 5 V2 feef 1978 HONDA CB400T - PAIR BEIGE Bucket seat UGH—Just see yourself 646-2426, 9-5 weekdays. HOUSE, INC., MAN­ gutters, room additions, SEMBLER. Apply in per­ operation. It you have a APPLY NOW tor day position as com panion or grovel, processed grovel, long, 10" -14" wide. $7.50 4000 miles, used one sea­ covers tor older Firebird In a bathing suit? Loose WOLVERTON AGENCY C H E S T E R — We provide decks, all types of remo­ 1980 BERLINETTA CA- son only. Experience pre­ good voice and the desire positions opening in Sep­ baby care wanted. Expe­ sand, stone and fill. For each, $40 for all. Call son. M ust sell. 647-8235. or Comoro, excellent 10 to 29 pounds a month. structured daycare and deling and repairs. FREE M ARO — Power steering, ferred. W ill train. 91 Elm to make your tree even­ tember. Apply between 2 rienced middle aged MANCHESTER - Newly deliveries coll George 649-4339. condition. 643-9141. Guaranteed. Full nutri­ 649-2813 nursery school to 12 estimates. Fully Insured. p o w e r brakes, power Street, Phoenix Audio in g s profitable, call and 4pm. Frankie's of woman. Salary Net $100. decorated, charming one Gritting, Andover, 742- $20.00. tion program at a very children In our pleasant Telephone 643-6017. windows, air condition­ Auto Services Laboratory. G e rry tor an interview at Manchester, 354 Broad C a ll 649-3481, ask fo r b e d r o o m apartment. 7886. 74 < I minimal cost! All natu­ home-llke setting. State Home and Garden 64 ing. AM/FM cassette. 643-271 1, M o n d a y - St. Edith. MANCHESTER Centrally located. $325. REPOSSESED-1982 Olds- ral. Never feel tired or licensed and staffed by CUSTOM Best offer. 643-1975 after Wednesday evenings be­ DUTCH COLONIAL Call after 6pm 643-5106 or DELIVERING RICH moblle Firenzo- 3 door hungry. No obligation. caring professionals. We REMODELING- 6pm. tween 6:30 and 7:30. W ill COMPANION - COOK — 646-5934. LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 hatchback. 4 cylinder. C a ll 289-2260. Spacious 8 rooms. 4 beurooms, formal can provide your child Bathrooms, kitchen, rec A COLLEGE train qualified Individu­ NEWSPAPBI Seeks position caring for plus tax. Washed sand, THIRTY HOUSE- Stone Damaged 20,332 m iles. Best offer. dining room, large kitchen with pantry. with a home away from rooms, roofing, siding, 1979 VOLKSWAGEN als to earn $67.00 to elderly person. Some FOUR ROOM APART­ stone, trap rock, and PLANTS — Large pots, 2 C a ll 646-4004, M r. Ja rv is. WITHOUT CARRIER NEEDED Grained oak finish Plastered walls. home. C a ll now, 649-8920 house repairs. Licensed RABBIT — New m ichelin i ! Windshields Repaired! $120.00 w eekly. CALL nursing. Excellent refer­ MENT In nice duplex. grovel. 643-9504. for $5.00, Private Home. i $ 8lon« brulM or minor crock In i Announcements 03 TUITION? Handy to busline. Owner financing or 646-9608. and experienced. Call radlals. 56,000 miles. Ex­ your wIndBhIold? Coll tho Qloot i NOW!! IN MANCHESTER ences. Write Box L, c/o Quiet neighborhood. C a ll 649-6486. REAR WINDOW OF 1977 available. $65,000 G a ry 646-4743 o r 649-8516. cellent condition. Asking < f Doctor for on fnoiponRfvo ro* \ The Community The Herald. Washer-dryer hookup. PAINT-S2.50-S4.00 per pofr, not 0 coDify roplocomont. # CHEVY PICKUP CALL LAWN OR YARD WORK $3400. D ays 359-1511, Don ♦ •^m hAtsam Aoila " a. Available immediately. gallon. Manufacturer has TRUCK. $25 or Best Otter College of the Air SECRETARY — with ex­ with your mower by High DESIGN KITCHENS by or 674-8576, evenings. WANTED - Local artists Kilbrick Agency C a ll Dan or Ed at 649-2947 overruns, discontinued takes It. C a ll 643-4251. Force grants cellent shorthand and 647-9946 School student. Please J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, and crafts people to dis­ Instruction 25 o r 646-9892. colors, slow movers, mis­ Pets 65 associate degrees typing skills needed for 646-4200 ca ll Lenny 649-0343. vanities, fo rm ica , W ilson 1972 POLARAS STATION play In Main Street Festi­ diversified duties In a takes. Cosh only. Pick up WAGON — Good running FO R SALE — Tire, ra­ MANCHESTER - One art, Corian counter tops, d ial. $85. C a ll 295-7814. val. Contact 646-2223. in 80 career areas. small, very busy affice. HOUSEKEEPER - Col­ I WILL BABYSIT IN MY at factory. 158 Hartford condition. New battery, bedroom condominium. kitchen cabinet fronts, Start out by earn­ Well organized and can- lege professor needs ma­ CENTER NURSERY Ellington HOME full time for in­ Rood, Manchester. 649- S Y L V E S T E R TYPE Cat, rebuilt motor, am/fm ra­ Misc. Automotive 76 Large living room, dining complete woodworking 4 FIRESTONE d e lu xe RUSSELL'S CARBER ing college credit genial personality a posi­ ture, dependable SCH O O L — 11 Center 7 room Cape, rear deck oft family room f I- fants and toddlers. Start­ 2882. black and white, short dio. $1900. C a ll 742-7800. area. Quiet, convenient service, custom made champion radial tires, SHOP, 195 Spruce Street, tive factor. Send resume housekeeper to care for 2 Street, Manchester now replaced living room, 2 car garage, 2 full ing September. North hair, nine months, neu­ for Air Force train­ location. $350. 693-2267 furniture, colonial repro­ announces that RALPH with salary requirements boys, ages 5 and 7 and to accepting registrations baths, 150 x 213' lot, aluminum siding, on Manchester area. Call tered male, shots. Very FOR SALE — Car radio, P16S/75R13 in good condi­ ing. Then register afte r 5pm. ductions In wood, 9 va rie ­ tion, for a total of S20. Call GUTRICK, former co­ to P.O. Box 5, Buckland handle light housekeep­ for September. Two, cul de sac street. This is a super house that after 6pm , 646-9768. affectionate. Adopt-Con­ Repossessions « AM only. Fits 1970 Ply- must be seen.$72,S00.00 ties of hardwood and 563-2717. owner to the MANCHES­ for off-duty col­ Station, Manchester, CT ing In Manchester. Hours three or five morning necticut Animal Welfare m ough. $20.00. 646-7719 TWO BEDROOM town- veneers NOW IN STOCK TER BARBER SHOP is lege courses. Con­ 06040. M ondays lOam-Spm, sessions, ages 2'/3 thru 5 WILL DO LIGHT ALUMINUM SHEETS League (Donation). 721- FOR SALE afte r 6pm. house with fireplace. C a ll 649-9658 or evenings, 8X6X2TRUCKCAP.S50. now associated with us Tuesdays and Thursdays years. Reasonable rates. HOUSEKEEPING by lob used os printing plates — 0918. 1979 Pontiac Trans Am •ssoo tact an Air Force F.J. SPILECKI — REALTORS Heat and hot water, car­ 289-7010. C a ll 742-7176. fu ll tim e. DATA ENTRY LEAD OP­ 7am-4pm. Prior expe­ F ie ld trips. C a ll 647-9941, or by hour. Call 649-2610. .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50c 1976 Pontiac Formula > 1600 TWO 155-13 Black tires, recruiter for peting, air conditioning. •••••••••••••■••••••••a ERATOR — Honeywell rience a plus. Four refer­ o r 742-6754. each, o r 5 fo r $2.00. Phone FREE TO GOOD HOME! 1975 Ford Pinto . plenty of wear left, both ____ 643-2121 All appliances. Nice loca­ Station Wagon •1300 details. D.E.F. II Level 6. H ours ences needed. Must have HOUSEWORK GOT YOU 643-2711. They M U S T be Part Siamese, spayed. fo r $15.00. C a ll 644-2063 THE EASY WAY to find Emplovment TSft lab t arrawi tion. C a ll 649-5240. RoolIng/SIding 54 10am to 6:15pm. Conve­ car and be able to cope PIANO LESSONS - Be­ DOWN? Let "The picked up before Indoor female cat. 643- The above can be afte r 5pm. a cash buyer for no- & Education 6 4 6 -7 4 4 « with silly Beagle and ginners only. Callnowfor 11:00a.m . only. seen at SBM longer-needed house­ M l M a tr^JhaWart. nient Founders Plaza lo­ NEW HOMES^ HOUSEWORKS" p ic k 5705. cation. Send replies to elderly cats. Call 649-0556 fall sign ups. Mrs. Capo, MANCHESTER — Excel­ you up! Experienced 913 Main St. 1970 FlOO FORD Truck, hold Items is with a afte r 7pm. 289-4033 anytim e. C h ild ­ lent three room apart- BIDWELL HOME Im­ G.E. AIR CONDI­ w ant ad. D ial 643-2711 to Box M M , c/o The Herald. Son “^CuSom 'T.*'"® Heights subdivl- Cleaners-Insured and provement Company — LADY BUSTER rear axle housing com­ ren and ad ults w elcom e, ment, stove, TIONER, 5000 BTU's. place your quick-action Help Wanted bonded. A two hour min­ Roofing, siding, altera­ K E N N E LS —C anine plete with axle and car­ SYSTEMS OPERATOR - refrigerator. Wall to wall Good condition. Asking 1969 G R A N D PRIX m odel ad. NEED EXTRA CASH? •■aaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa imum and reasonable tion, additions. Some Boarding. Safe, clean. rie r. $99.00. C a ll 647-1638. Second shift. Candidates carpeting. $310'plus u tili­ S60. C o ll 643-1629. J. For parts or whole car. $350 a week plus possible. rates meet everyone's number for over 30years. State License. 30 years Work from home. For should have good o rg an i­ ties. C a ll 649-4003. $200 whole. C a ll 649-2751. INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate needs. Call "The House­ 649-6495. experience.$4.50 per day, TWO 13 inch Ford Mus­ BARTENDER WANTED zational and office skills FOR SALE — Two metal personal lines depart­ — Apply in person, d e tails c a ll 1-312-931-5337, w o rk s ", 647-3777. any size dog. 649-8496, tang rims, like new, INVITATION TO BIO Ext. 2340H. as.w ell as the w illingness chimney cops. Size 8 " X 647-8309. 1974 OLDS DELTA -88, 4 Sealed bids will be received ment needs a part time McNathan's Cate, 11 D a­ $20.00. C a ll 643-6802 or and aptitude to learn to Homes for Rent 43 8" and 8" X 12". L ik e new. door, v in y l top, a ir condi­ 649-6205. In the Office of the Director experienced individual ley Road, Coventry. Call ZINSSER AGENCY 646-1511 RESPONSIBLE, L O V ­ of General Services. 41 Cen­ CARPENTER EXPE­ operate plotting and film Homes for Sale 31 THE EASY W AY to find Will sell separately or tioning. Power steering tor auto and homeowners fo r a p p o in tm e n t. 742- ING CHILDCARE In my DOG TRAINING — Eight ter Street, Manchester, Con­ R IE N C E D In rem odeling. processing equipment. a cash buyer for; no- both. $36.00. C o ll 649-0222. and power brakes. Mint billings and customer 5143. home. Buckley school week obedience class. necticu t, u n til August 16,1983 Call Robert Jarvis, 643- Apply to personnel de­ COVENTRY — Wafer- longer-needed house­ condition. 646-0419. at 11:00 a.m. tor the follow­ contact. Call John H. MVERBEND INDUSTRIAL area. References pro­ Starting August 22. Call Court ot Probate 6712. partment, Gerber Scien­ front, seven room, three hold Items Is w ith a FOR SALE: 3'/j HP Toro District of Manchester ing: Lappen, Inc. at 649-5261 If LIQUOR STORE — Man­ vided. C a ll 649-4783. 643-9839 for registration. SANDBLASTING AND tific Instrument Co., 83 bedrooms, furnished w anted. D ial 643-2711 to lawn mower/snowblower 1973 PONTIAC LEMANS- NOTICE OF HEARING interested. Position chester area, needs place your quick-actlon ESTATE OF AMY BIGLEY, PAINTING DIGESTER COVER SALES PERSONS — Ad­ Gerber Road, West., home. Available Sep­ NEED A VACATION combo. $99 or Best offer. Four door sedan. Power The Town of Manchester is available September 1st. steady, part time help, ad. Musical Items 66 o m in o r vertising sales positions South Windsor. EOE MF. M A N C H E S T E R — A lu m ­ te m b e r 1st. $550 per C o ll an ytim e at 649-5862. brakes, power steering. Pursuant to on order of Hon. an equal opportunitv em­ 4pm-8pm. Six days FROM HOUSEWORK? ployer, and requires an affir- for Greater Hartford inum sided four room ll^ etc. leooip 60,000 »q. ft. Build to suit, II you month, plus utilities and Thorough housecleaning Ask tor Tom. A ir. $750. 643-8912. W illiam E. FitzGerald, LICENSED NURSE — weekly. Must be at least no»f '** ot rent receipts, call Judge, dated August 2,1983a motive action policy forall ot area. Commission versus PART TIME - Legal Se­ Cape. Immaculate condi­ security. No pets. 742-8247 offered by experienced its Contractors and Vendors Small facility. Part time. 20 years old and reliable. hearing w ill be held on an op- draw plus expenses. For cretary with real estate tion. Corner lot. 7% after 5pm. college student. Call Sue H A Y W A R D P E R P L E X — G U IT A R StEELSTRING 1974 FO R D GRAN TO­ os a condition of doing busi­ Minimal stress. Salary Write Box LL, c/o The Household Goods 62 pllcotlon proving for the personal Interview call experience. Excellent CHFA assumable mort­ ••••••••••••••••••••••* anytim e at 649-8678. M odel E C 60, pool filte r, ACOUSTIC solid neck RINO WAGON — Good authority to compromise and ness with the Town, os per negotiable. Call 649-2358. Herald. Federal Order 11246. 871-8035 o r send resum e to typing sk ills. 649-4660,649- gage. By owner. $55,900. 858WarranEsHowlamUnc MAIN 8T. ’ UrT.,- excellent working condi­ and bridge, fingers easily running condition. $300. settle a doubtful and disputed Storo/Oftice Space 44 ••••••••••••••••••••••a claim In favor of said minor Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ TCM, P.O. Box 3184, Ver­ 2680. 649-4734 o r 649-0672. RICHARDSON MA­ tion. Asking $60. Coll and has good tune. $30. C a ll 643-7445. against John Dempsey Hos­ cations are available at the non, CT 06066. SONRY — Brick, block, USED REFRIGERA­ 646-2806 anytim e. C a ll 875-6736. pital os In sold application on General Services Office, 41 K IT *N’ C a r l y l e ™ 4 Bedrooms, federal colonial, large Center Street, Manchester, by Larry Wright T.V. ATTENDANT - tor VERNON - Charming 6 stone, plastering, chim­ TORS, WASHERS, 1976 BUICK CENTURY — tile more fully appears, at the rooms, fireplaced living room, formal Court of Probate on August Connecticut. ADVANCEMENT O P ­ Hartford area. Perman­ room, aluminum sided EXCELLENT OFFICE ney repairs, fireplaces, Ranges ■ clean, guaran­ N U M A R K STUDIO F O R SALE, PIANO Four door. Air. AM/FM. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, dining room, eat in kitchen, 1 full m a i n S T R E E T — 500/1000 teed, ports and service. II, 1983 at 2:00 p.m . PORTUNITY - Join a ent part time lob. Good Colonial. Hilltop loca­ bath, 2 lavatories, large private lot masonry landscaping. MIXER. Built in equal­ ROLLS — Arlsto, Impe­ Forced To Sell! Best Down E. Gezelmon CONNECTICUT growing wholesaler In for housewife or retired tion. One acre, treed lot. so. ft., heat, lanitor, park­ Free estimates. B. Ri­ Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, izer. VU meters. Many rial, Autograph, Arto, otter. 872-3024. A ss’ t. C le rk ROBERT B.WEISS, excellent south-end area. ing, air. Reasonable. 649- Son, 649 M a in Street, 003-08 GENERAL MANAGER Manchester, handling person. Weekends and Three bedrooms, dining Asking $82,500. chardson, 742-7437. extras. Four Inputs. QRS, Wilcox & White, 88 067-07 IF MCR lAP ft warehouse stock and de­ weekdays. Call Marthe room with beamed cell­ 5334, 643-7175, 643-1393. 643-2171. Model DM-1800. Ideal for Notes, Rhythmodlk. 1907- 1976 PINTO — Mags, low liveries. Monday thru Battles, 203-488- ing. Deck off appHanced SECRETARIAL SKILLS D J use. $99. C o ll 649-0585. m ld 20's. Collectors mileage, no rust. Best Friday. Hourly rate plus 3915.Leave name and kitchen. Plush wall-to- Keith Real Estate T yp ing, 70 w pm accu­ WOOD FRAMED FULL Please. 649-7080. offer. Call 646-3513 after CORRECTION ■MCRiSTn TOWN OF MANCHESTER lTi€N sHe “SHooiwrr time and a half after 40 phone number. wall carpeting. Enclosed rate. Dictaphone. No WINDOW SCREENS, 14 FOR SALE: Wringer- 4pm. I c m iu u B8SMI$S M $n K f screens, four assorted « LEGAL NOTICE hours. Paid vacation and sunporch. Walk-out base- 646-4126 steno. Can use and oper­ /woshbr, Blockstone. Tn®.ionino Board ot Appeals at a meeting on July 25. 1983 &e WeARiN6i $UI/1USI sizes. Ideal for thot Very good condtion. S25. share in group insurance m o t h e r NEEDED to ment. Realistically 1 0.000 aq. ft. wBfBhouBB or BMBtn* ate most phone systems. Automotive 1975 VEGA — 53,212 made the following decisions: 5HORTS. plan when qualified. babysit■ vsit 3 school children priced to sell. Mid 60's. CLEAI^ I biy building. LoBdingdocl(.3ovBr> Pleasant, neat and clean summer home. Coll any­ C o ll 649-6565. miles. Minimal, fixable Appl. No. 9M- W illiam Luettgens-Variances approved. Spe- Good driving record and 647-9841. IhBad doort. Fancao parking tim e 649-0137, o n ly $35. rust. $1200. C a ll 649-9158. uconditions: (1) T he site plon while mother works. Na­ CONVENIENT. l i w i M lt y ------647-SOeS appearance. Knowledge sha ll the size and typ e o t p roposed plan tin gs to the references required. than Hale area. Referen­ of a little bit of every­ 11,000 BTU Air condi­ rear of the building and there shall not be less then seven (7) ALUMINUM 30" DROP-IN STOVE — Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 Apply 299 Green Road, ces required. Please call asssasaasaasaasasasssa* SIDED thing. Work well under tioner. $90. C oll 649-8405 1981 CADILLAC COUPE plantings In that area; (2) A system tor preventing oil spil­ Manchester. 649-1794. 600 Square Feet of store pressure. Very good with Excellent condition. $75 o r 742-7193. D E VILLE — Low m i­ lage (surface ond subsurface) and Its discharge Into the 6 ) Resort Property 36 or best offer. C o ll 6464)136 storm drainage system shall be designed by the applicant a n d ---- froi.t or office space. $400 people. No oblectlons to leage. Must See. Call and approved by the Dealer's and Repairer's Section, De­ ONLY »5a.OOOoo monihly plus utilities. uniforms. Some CRT ex­ anytim e. s t r o l l e e s e a t 649-9203 anytim e. partment ot Motor Vehicles; Permit Section, Water Compli­ CELEBRITY CIPHER call lor A la lia 643-6712. perience. Looking for with quilted seat cover. ance Unit, D.E.P.; and the Town Engineer prior to the Is­ C«tebrilyClp^ cryptogrimt tn craMid from quototfoni by ftmout poepio, pool N .H . WHITE M O U N ­ good, permanent posi­ RECLINER ARM CHAIR Excellent Condition. $25, suance ot a building permit; (3) All proposed bituminous •ndproMnt.EodilottortntfMeiphtrMandoforanoHiir. rodhy'oeAwryoqiwMi. T A IN S - C o lo n ia l charm ! — Brown fabric and coll 647-1369. 1979 FORD GRANADA — NOTICE TO CREDITORS 11 building as shown on the application plan o pD BELFIORE. REAUORS MANCHESTER — Retail, tion, east of the river. ESTATE OF CHARLES shall be Installed unless the Town Engineer determines Its Pegged beams, firepla­ 4aiB8ll.«T8A7.n storage and/or manufac­ Coll after 6pm, Monday vinyl, S35. Great for fam­ Excellent condition. All ZAGLIO, deceased Installation is not necessary tor drainage; (4) A final drain­ ces, countryside setting. turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. thru Friday, anytime be­ ily room . 649-8595. COLLECTION OF DE­ new radial tires. $3250. The Hon. William E. Fitz­ age site plan (3 copies) shall be submitted to the Plonning “ITRV MPNOTRP DBT YXLP JO Free brochure. Sandl PRESSION GLASS. All C a ll 646-4618. Gerald, Judge, of the Court Department tor approval by the Town Engineer and the sig­ M N O l i n B to 25,000 sq. ft. V ery fore loom, Saturday • ol Probate, District ot Man­ nature of the Zoning Board of Appeals prior to issuance of a Reinhold, Broker. Box 649-7325. DOUBLE SET-TUB, colors. $90. All or separ­ NIWUSTBIO reasonable. Brokers pro­ chester ot o hearing held on building permit; (5) The approval tor the gasoline service RVTHH QBPRK’V JPOK X BOP OBT 477A, Franconia, NH tected. Call Hey man white. Good condition. ate. C a ll 643-6526. 1973 VOLKS- July 28, 1983 ordered that all station shall be rescinded; (6) The Speciol Exception use 03580. 603-823-8834. Immaculate Ansaldi built Ranch. Beauti­ $20. C a ll 646-2740 offer WAGON — Yellow. Ex- claims must be presented to shall be limited to only a quick oil change and lubrication Properties, 1-226-1206. service; (7) Theproposedfenceon the easterly property line ful Jalousied Florida room, super Pointlng/Papering $2 5pm. FOR SALE...Conon FD cellent running the fiduciary on or before OKDVWXKF.” - MBM QOYOK. kitchen, excellent family room with wot October 28,1983 or be barred shall not be required and shall be removed from thesitepian 135mm f/3.5 lens, $70: condition. Must be seen. os‘by low provided. ' 315 B ro a d Street. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I have a sixth sense, not the other ONE OF THE nicest CIRCULAR LIGHT Clean, no rust. 643-0907. All variances and Special Exceptions shall have an effective things about want qds Is $77 900** HOI*' Canon FD2X Type A Ex­ Sherrie A. Soling (Iw. It I wasn t making money they'd put me away." — Rad GEORGE N. CONVERSE BEIGE COUCH, three cu­ tender, $90. Both In e xce l­ _. Ass't Clerk date in accordance with Connecticut General Statutes. No­ Skelton. their low cost. Another T he fid u c ia ry Is: tice of these decisions has been filed In the Town Clerk’s of­ l shions. Very good condi­ Lombardo & ARsoclatat h?iC« I!) ~ Painting & Papering. lent condition, used very 1978 FO R D V A N — 351 Anne Zoglio fice. ei9SSI>yNEA,lno. Is their quick action. y e a r s E X P E - tion. A sk in g $99. C oll engine, customized Inte­ ___I t IIM d ,NCA wc TMRdg U S P*l * TMO« T ry o wont od today! im ie . C o ll 643-2711 be­ i Stuyvesont Oval ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 649-4003 ' R 'E N C E . C a ll 643-2804 df- mornings, 9om-1pm, 649- tween 9om and 4pm, ask rior. Cream Pott. Call New York City, NY 10009 Edward Coltman, Secretary JM columns today. ter 4om . 001-08 Dated at Manchester, CT this 1st day of August, 1983. 2558. fo r M a rk . 649-2813. 069-07 ■a - MANCHKSTKK IIKUAI.D. \Vi->Iiii-m I i\ . Aiii; :l. I'.iii.! A

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Cloudy tonight Manchester, Conn. and Friday Thursday. Aug. 4, 1983 HOME OF THE WEEK — See page 2 Singie copy: 25

Morirt: i,f itKi W'sifh lit sporisorted by (he Mancbosler Heratd MmthtBtn Mtmlh 27 LOCUST ST. MANCHESTER Tasteful colonial decorating and large windows add to the charm and warmth of this older home. Three/four bedrooms, oversized din­ ing room, formal living room, kitchen with custom wood cabinets, Storm sets one full and two half baths. Colonial clapboard, wood shingles and large front porch. Energy efficient too! A pleasure to seel $71,900. CALL NOW two blazes ERA D.F. REALE, INC By Sarah Passed department reported via radio to . - -...... ,• . , Herald Reporter Chief Joseph V, Rivosa that REAL ESTATE Northeast Utilities said it was A sudden thunderstorm moved unable to dispatch a service truck 6 4 6 -4 5 2 5 into the Manchester area this immediately to the scene. morning. Lightning struck in at “ Whatever happens, happens,” least seven places throughout the firefighter told the chief. town, setting fire to a house on “ They’re not interested.” McKee Street and an electrical Their main concern, attending transformer on East Middle firefighters said, was that the Turnpike. flames would burn through the Nobody was injured in either pole’s cross bar or the possibly live incident. wires, causing them to fall into the John Bukowski, 4, and his road. grandmother, Agnes Kolodziej, of Police blocked off the road 76-68 M cK ee St., heard a loud crack around the fire. The firefighters "INDUSTRIAL ZONE" from the first floor apartment of abandoned the scene briefly to A FRIENDLY LITTLE HOUSE - f i » » 8 room lovely older colonial, large rooms. 4 their house at approxim tely 8:40 answer another call on Kennedy Durable aluminum exterior siding eliminates painting. bedrooms, dining room with fireplace, large a.m. They saw pieces of the Street. They returned after There are two bedrooms downstairs, comfortable living lot. garage. Presently used as a rooming chimney fall to the ground outside, room, eat-in kitchen, enclosed porch. Potential for two determining that all was well on more rooms upstairs. Lovely yard and attached oarage. hniiQP * according to Mrs. Kolodziej. Kennedy Street. Only $64,900. Only $72,900.00 John's mother, Martha Bu­ kowski, climbed the stairs from THEY SAID THE fire was her apartment on the second floor probably feeding off oil inside the to check the dam age and found the transformer. The oil, they said, attic in flames, she said. normally acts as a coolant in the Town fire department trucks transformer. a if lll' 204 Scott Dr., Manchester *119,000 "A Pleasure To Show!” w ere on the scene within five As a result of the incident power It’s sleek and sophisticated, planned for people minutes, according to neighbor was out along undetermined with "champagne taste." This distinctive Colo­ Two-story Colonial with “Lots of Paul Rosetta. Firefighters brought lengths of Greenwood Road and nial with 11 rooms is a dream come true. Your gu­ hoses up through the house into the Charm!” 3 bedrooms. Den, Fireplace, East Middle Turnpike. PEOPLE PLEASER ests will oohh & aahh at the sight of the 16x32 attic. Northeast Utilities servicemen Are you getting married soon? Looking for a piace that pool with Cabana & shower. The extras could fill Newer roof, 2 car garage. Lovely yard. No one was injured in the blaze. arrived on the scene at 10:56. witi tit your wailet? How about this three bedroom Cape a book. You won't find a more luxurious home for Mrs. Kolodziej, Mrs. Bukowski your family. NORTH COVENTRY Conveniently located. Don’t wait on this The town fire department re­ Cod. it has a finished basement, fireplaced iiving room 7 room Ranch on 2.4 acres. 2 full baths, free and her son were the only occu­ ceived seven calls resulting from and garage. See it today. $66,900. beauty! Herald photos by Tarquinio pants of the house at the time. Mrs. standing fireplace, woodstove heats entire this m orning’s storm, all within an tMe can help you become e Bukowski's husband and two FRCC house. 18x18 barn, rec room, borders river for hour, according to a department $ 73, 900. ■US!'. '^ Town firefighter John Biebeck, left, daughters were away from home "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! MARKET fishing, swimming, canoeing. $67,900.00 spokesman. A Northeast Utilities Call 646-4525. and ask for Oan. SENTRYEVALUATION 'S' . . breaks through attic window at when the lightening struck, Mrs. spokesman estimated 3,000 people Real Estate Services inc Bukowski said. TEDFORD 76-78 McKee St., above, to vent were left without power in the D.F. REALE, INC. 223 Em I C«nt«r SL, MMichMt«r i<3 <0id STRAND REAL ESTATE The fam ily was able to return to Greater Hartford area for varying Real Ealele 046 Hartford Tpko. RIa. 30 Vamon flames and smoke in a fire caused the house later this morning. Mrs. 1 rS Umlm It., Cl. hffZI REAL ESTATE, INC. 156 EAST CENTER ST. periods of time. 29 Connacticul Blvd.. Eaat Hartford by lightning from this morning’s Bukowski said half of the attic has 646-4525 60 Poquofiock Ava., WIndaor No estimates were available for ■■ALiaTATI 647-9914 . MANCHESTER. CT. 646-2000, thunderstorm. Carl Piacentini, been gutted but everything else is ------...... ■< Manchester alone, but a company below left, prepares to sa^hrough intact. No estimate of damage was spokesman said power lines in ? available this morning. the roof to increase ven^ation. A Bolton were out along more than 15 roads. Another spokesman re­ FOR RENT Northeast Utilities transformer on LIGHTNING STRUCK utility ported 23 customers were without wires along the north side of East (Former Worth's Building) . .' A dSX''. East Middle Turnpike, below, also pow er for an hour in Andover along OaUand Middle Turnpike just east of stretches of Island Road, Mathe- burst into flames during the storm. Greenwood Road approximately 20 minutes later, according to witness Jam es D. Cyr. Cyr said he Please turn to page 10 Terrace is housesitting for his boss at 7791 East Middle Turnpike, less than .-air*’ 100 yards from a burning electrical transformer on a utility pole *^“ “ '"***" in our communitii makes Oakland Terrace so special. Comfortabh, private across the street from where the Inside Today but >t,ll Incuu-J idealiv close to miv’or shoppina lightning struck. t n il<•! s iiMif onlv minutes from downtown Hartford. Firefighters on the scene specu­ 20 pages, 2 sections lated the bolt sent a surge of power Com e and see while they Ipsll through the lines where they cross Advice ...... Spacious 2 Bedroom Units • Garage & Futf Area...... Manchester Basement • Appliances & Central Air • Energy the street to the transformer, Business...... •Walk to Buckley School Efficient • C.H. I.A. Approved. which burst into flames. Classified...... i •16x32 Sabrina inground pool Priced Affordablv at $67,900 The town fire department does Com ics...... not attempt to extinguish fires in Entertainment...... •Immaculate “V" shaped Ranch VERNON OPEN HOUSE: WED.-FRI. 3-7 PM v '< < electrical lines, according to two Lottery...... •3 bedrooms New U&R 6 room Colonial, spacious Obituaries...... • 3000 sq. ft. • SAT.-suN. 1-5 rmfs'. firefighters who stood by the scene Opinion...... •2 full baths living room with fieldstone fireplace, Available for immediate occu­ with an engine. They said they Peopletalk ...... •Beautiful Florida room ONtY S% DOWHt cannot risk fighting the flames Sports...... 1 formal dining room, kitchen with di­ pancy. Excellent location. All utili­ without knowing whether the wires Television...... •Extra Large treed lot nette area, 3 large bedrooms, 1’/i ties. Won’t last... Call today. Only are live. W eather...... •Fenced back yard baths, complete city utilities, move $1200“ per month. 9Vs% An unidentified member of the •Large garden area CHFA AHirovad right in. Fixwl Rot* •$83,500 oAlaitin & cffotHman, On Vatarem no money EDCORMAIN down Drop in jobless Agsociatea UsaM U&R REALTY CO. JUST OFF 1-66/EXIT 94 604 MIDDi.K TIJRNPIKR KAST 643-2892 283 MAIN STREET 174-6 O AK LAN D S TR E E T JACKSTON/OHOWCAOE MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 08040 MANCHESTER, CT. 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock. Rosllor Araa Co

WASHINGTON (UPI) - New week ended July 16, a drop of claims for state unemployment 106,000 from the previous week. THE EXPANDABLE CAPE $64,900 benefits declined in late July, the West V irginia rem ained as the Labor Department said today, and state with the highest rate of Limited — CHFA 9 % % MORTGAGES — Limited a key senator predicts the nation’s insured unemployment, which unemployment rate will fall to 9.8 measures those covered by unem­ percent or lower when the govern­ ployment insurance who are col­ ment issues a new rate Friday. lecting benefits. Sen. R oger Jepsen, R-Iowa, Jepsen said that "unless we see chairman of the Joint Economic another record-breaking jump in Committee, made the optimistic the size of the labor force, as we did forecast Wednesday in anticipa­ in June, the unemployment rate tion of the July unemployment should fall, perhaps to 9,8 percent figures to be released by the Labor or even lower.” Department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics. Unem ploym ent in June was a seasonally adjusted 10 percent of Fo r the Record BOLTON l/asoa the civilian work force, but there MANCHESTER $114,908 were still more than 11 million Americans actively looking for The headline on the front page of CUL-DE-SAC STREET CUSTOM work. Wednesday’s Manchester Herald 9-plus room RAISED RANCH vyith bow win­ Built U4R Ranchi 3 bedrooms; 2V4 baths; Cen­ The department reported today incorrectly said condominiums, dow; Large deck off Kitchen; Slate foyer; Per­ tral air; Large concrete patio; First floor laun­ 387.000 persons applied for first rather than single-family homes, fect home for the tn-Law situation. Lower Thwe qualil/ conilmcla. homaa bamg^ill^y B^chafa 4 RoaaalloCo ^ * '"t* Imwaaclion of Hllllvd and Braad aIrMa dry; First floor Family room; 158 x 199 dock; time unemployment behefits in the were planned near the Glaston­ nan. full ballt. comlorlabla living room Immal kifOwna Mlh cuatam cab- level, fireplaced Family room. Office, Laundry week ended July 23, a tjecrease of bury town line by Lawrence A. diahwath«r. carpeting, and laundry facititiea Plua ^ diningraomand Iwo badrooma. lull baaamanl. vinyl aiding, Double garage; Stone fireplace. Located In a auch aa lull d o ,S ir. S.ira lavalo,?. m V “ o T n ' : : ^ : d • ^ " ^ ' r . ; : . ^ ^ ; ^ T h ...h o ™ » c .n b .lx .llt « m .o p .« .S area and bedroom. Your family would enjoy lovely residential neighborhood! 7.000 from the previous week's Fiano and Gerald Investments. living in this hornet revised level in data adjusted for The units in the proposed devel­ Stop By Our Model Home And See What A Great Vahia These Hemes Have To Offer. seasonal factors. opment, according to Fiano, will The new claim s m easure is all be detached, single-family BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO, INC. considered by economists as a key residences. If a zone change from REALTORS D.W. FISH REALTY CO. barometer of job market health rural residence to planned resi­ because it reflects new entrants in dence development is approved by 89 WEST CENTER STREET Jobless rolls. (Comer of McKee) i S T 243 Main SI. Mancheslsi Vernon Circle. Vernon the Planning and Zoning Commis­ The department also reported sion in September, the develop­ 843-1591 872-9153 646-2482 ^ that 3,102,000 persons received ment will place 63 homes on about m4 regular state benefits during the 29 acres.